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NEOESIaAGE 4SAhA2.

DEFAULT has been niadeaih, the payment OF
~ the sum CT four hundred and eighty-elght
dollars. which is claimed to be due at the date
of this notice, or a certain mortgage bcaring
date the eleventh day of~gpeceubef, IL tue
year one thousand eight hundred and fl,Y SIX
executed by Nicholas II ollmeTato Anton Aaafea, {
and recorded in the Office of The Register OF deeds
OF the county of ManitoEoc, IN the State Of Wis
consin in Vol G Of NOR cages, at pages 37I,
3I2 and 373, on the l Ish day OF Desember, - D.
1856 at OF o'clock, \. III. which mortgage kas
been duly assigned to Peter Nicolai'o on they'd
dsy of January 1891. By said Anton Andrea,
which assignment was recorded at the register
Of deeds Office in Manitowoc County Wis in
| Vol. of,m6rsgages at. Page 26Q, on the I'D
day OF October, 1865, AT oclock, l. Ii. sail
| mortgage SO assigned asaioresaid, has been du~
ly rerassgned again By said assignee Peter Nie-i
| olai to the original mortgage Anton Andrea,
the subscriber, which 're-assi gnmcnt was execu-
ted on tie 18th day of August 1858, and. was
recorded in the Office of the register Of deeds,
of the county of Manitowoc, in tie State Of Wis
| consin, in Vol j Of Mortgages at page 279, on
the 22d day Of October 1853, at ;. o'clock ?. u.
Now. therefore, notice IS hereby given, that
in pursuance of power OF sale, confined In
said mortgage, and Of the Statute III such case
made and provided, The premises described IN
aud covered by said mortgage, to wit: Tie
South East Quarter rs. Z, y OF the, North East
Quarter m. E. IA and The north east Quarter
n. e. 1>4-of the south cast QQal ter e. So
of Section number twenty one--2l-also the
south west quarter-s W. 1~4-of the north west
qaarter-n ". I~4-ahds tie. liofth west quarter
n W. lo4--of the south west quarter--s. W.
l-4--of Section number twenty two 22-an Of
Township number -19--northof Range
number twenty one-21-East, will be Sold at
public vendue, at the office Of the Sheriff Of
1lanitowoc county, Wisconsin, at the Village of
| hianitowoc, in the County CT AaDitowoc in the
| State Of Wisconsin, on the sixth-6-day OF
August Y DISCO, alto O'clock III the forenoon
of that day. Said mortgage was siYen to secure
the balance of the purchase money of the lands
therein descri6ed- @'# t'-..a" f4sl sat
The action which has been, commenced, to
forecloso said mortgage has been discontinued
previous to the date of this notice. @'9.' ''.
Dated ManitoWoc, tile Z2nd day Of june, A
..a fgANToN ANnRE4laa.f g
n5o~6w MORTGAGE and Assignee,
The above sale is adjourned to the 20th- day
ofAugust, same hour and place. "-'.@ i'#"
Manitowoc, August 6, $780, II .ss lodi.
.......- ..........,. ANTON. ANDREA,
"crtl gee and AZ fcacc.
The above sale i adjouraeito the 22l day Of
september, 4, D. 1850, saale hour and LLFe,
| AauitoTOc, August gosh, 1880.
1915 ANTON AN6RBAE,f = .
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Other appointments will be made be
tween the 18th and day Of election, OF
which duo notice will be given.
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lsTehopR E6idtmic Diseases.

lfsA0af ESidenic DiseasesE -
vT7fIE 'r0EhBD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
L the awful destruction OF human life caused
by Sexual diseasess and the deceptons practiced
upon the unfortunate Victims of such diseases by
quachs, several years ago directed their Consult
ing Surgeon, as Ia CHARITABLE ACT worthy of
their name, TO open Dispensary for the treatment
Of this class OF diseases in 8lftheir FORMS and to
give AED-CAL ADVICE GRATIS TO all who apply BY
letter With description Of their condition, age.
occupation, habits Of life, &c, and in cases of ex
IRENE poverty, TO FuRSIsH MEDICINE FREE or
CHARGE. 1t Is needless to ado that the Associa.
ton Commands the highest medical skin of the
age, and viii furnish tue most approved modern
treatment,
The Directors of the Association IN their An,
nuaids9port eERre IS thetigfcst satisi dctionwith
the success which has attended the labors of
their surgeons in the cure Of SpeTmatorrhee,
6emina! Weakness, Gonorrh6a, elect, Syphilis,
the vice of 0nauism; or s6lfabuse, Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Sc, and order a-continu-
aIce Of the plan for the ensuing year
An admitsb!a Report on S9e14liatorrhua or
Seminal " esrlpess, the yiceof 0nanism, Mastur-
baton, Or se'.-a5u=9, and other diseases of the
sexual orgaas. by the Consulting Surgeon, will
be sent ID uail--in a sealed eqYelope-FREE OF
CHARGE, on receipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage,-
.Other Reports ard Tracts on the nature and
treatment Of sexual diseases, diet, &c., are COM
StantLy oeiu6 published for gratutous distribution
and. will be sent to the afflicted Some of the
new REMEDIES and methods Of treatment discoy-
cred QminS the last year, are Of great value.
AC1rcss3 f0T Report Of treatment, Dir. J. Skill
lin ii0UGuToN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Assoca-
tjon No. ? South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors,
LZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
Gro FAIHcHILn, Secretary. s ely
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Second RnnuaF Fair Of the
4zanitOEOC County RgrICur-
turaE Society.

The Second Annual Fair Of the Nanitowoc
Caunty Agricultural S4c.g,y viii be held at u an
l.oNoc, Washington square, 81 Ward, on Mon
day md Tuesday tie 1T and "a days Of Octo-
Der next.
MONDAY viii te devoted 20 The receiving Of
entries, an1 reception sni arrangement Of arti-
elez and animals.
On Tuesday, at = O'clock A. NJ, B. +. ; n
derson, Esq will deliver the address. The
judges will MAKE their examination and at 3
o'cloc6 2 81. announce nc award Of premiums.
rvunuoEs
Exhibitors mast become members Of the So
eieiy aud have their articles AID animals enter
I'd on the Secretary's Book before O'Clock on
Tue,day morning. After 9 O'clock the hooks
will be closed and no farther entries will 10
made under any circumstances whatever. An
entries must be acc, mp anied by the proper en-
cry fee, 30 cents Tor horses and cattle, % cents
for all others.
RULES
The Judges shall in all cases withhold pre-
Hliums, where the animals AMI articles are not
worthy, even though there be 10 competition.
Should any individual make an entry in the
rame Of any other person than the real owner,
the person making such eEtry shall not be al
lowed to receive aPremigm.
Articles and animals reIHoy d from the ground
permission Of the President, cannot receive
premium.
The Judges are Cquested 20 report hem-
selves At L : Fair Grounds by 9 O'Clock on Tues
dav morning lthey win be presented with
list OF entries, and proceed 70 decide upon the
merits Of the dlderert r isles and animals, sub
,nistcd 10 them, referee sc being made 10 tie
numbers affixed 10 each.
Any person atteu p#ng 70 interfere with the
JUDGES in the discha e o! their dutie7, vii. be
excluded from competition.
Tic Judges are requested to hand their re
ports 10 the Sccretsry D. o'clock P. VI
The award e premiums viii be read ~ tho
secretary at o'c.ork. after which the Treasurer
will pay .hsm Al bis c.5ee,
A liberal amount q Premiums IN money and
books, Is offered ~ tie Society.
To the farmers bgsiae.ssuf profess oral men
their wives and fsn.lies, tee Society extends
eordia! invitation to attend.
Judges appointed ~ The E1ecutire Com
rtites
Class Ist-Uorscs.- Danforth, Thos. Win
diate, l. Kemper
ca. 2i-Caalc -Ja- 3 Grimm. John SPeu-
csr ia. n S.ephglsor.
Glars 3 4--Sheer .arI ~a.ae.-Jacob Lgeps.
Mich e. Taosntan, lie i Aia ST..
Class 4lH-Gasa4 a.- -.sa.- : H.eAeoA, l.
F44lA-ler, ! Fctc,.
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Cs- PbnaiE Ledge, No. ll9, L 0. G. T., meets
every Monday evening, at Z o'clock. at Odd
Fellows Hall. Members OF the Order are ear
nestiy invited To attend. j. LESox, w. G. I.
~ EIaaitswec Laige, 10. So, + 4. n
Regular Meetings at odd Fellows Hall, on the
LIT and 81 Wcdaeztays Of each month, at P n.
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Judge Larrabee's Appointments

CHARLES II. LARRABEE, Demo
cratic Nominee for Congress in the Third
Congressional District, will address the
people at the following tines and places.
1t is requested that the Democratic Com
n,ittee of each locality will give ample
notice Of the time and place of meeting !:
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.EOEgN 7aGEkEEo EEF.

yXTAGON, Sleigh, and Carriage Mixer
w Shop on York Street, over VIM. Sharp's
blacksmith Shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always on
handand willing TO work 5f
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z. G.. SEEOV =,

Nanitoaooc, Wisconsin
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Col
lection, Land and Insurance Agent.
Prompt attention given to All business:
REFEREECES:
STATE BAHK OF WIsCoEsIN, Milwaukee.
DUNCAa, SHERMAN & Co, New York.
Kx4UGHr, MACLEOD & KCHSF, 16~lv
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P'aiHtilf's AGtoraegs, ,lilwsaI.ce, wis

= Office is hereby given that the Duplicate
l = kecept received by ne, dated November
l6h, 1851, No l9o69, for the purstAse Or tho
East bal. ct South east quarter of Section
Town 70, R9nge %, received BIZ ne from the
Land ofica at MeDasha, Wisconsin hos been
lost,a1d aiibersirewsrd viii be paid to ,he ucrs-,
son produeiHg the same to me or 10 NM, 81,
NlcnoLs, Esq, at Manitowoc, wis, aud 10 ica
is further giyon that intend.tos sppi4 to the
Go1err4l Lad Office Of the UpiGcs States to
have The EuFchaac money Of said rr.a.fsas re-
funde15 = wfr gstf MIrfglyr fgyt,y F.
AaHjt6woc Aug 81. 1860. s---8gs.-.. 81.
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''''7s ,e,: q. C9i' Summons for money de.
Wiltian Q. 6tas, go raad'on oo'at'aet,a f
TIVE 6tetc d wisconsin, to William & Chase.
l. You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer thccomplaint in this action, snd t1serve
copy Of your answer to the said complaint OF
the subscrbe1 at their Office, Nos. and 9 Mar-
tins Block, IN the.city Of Milwaukee Wilson's n,
githfn twenty days after the service hereof exr
elusive Of The day Of such seIgicc; AID If you fail
to answer the said complaint width ne time
aforesaid the plaintiff II lffig sc.i01 win taE
Ju4s4ort agRiu,. yen Tor the sy,n Of Two uuQd-
from She 2sfh layof June one thnaaa tasl eight
hundred AID sky besides tie costs OF this ac-
ton. Witness, the Hon David TAYLOR, Judge
Of the circuit court Of Maaitowtc lcoar ty,, lhis
l2.h day C! July. 1860 ,a. .,..,,-,,... 49, 81
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WM. III. NICHOLS,

e AttorRey and Counsellor at Lar,
Office on York Street, hanitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
To- nl-tf
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HECTOR IEcEEA
CEZAs. 4. REUTER-

NoTARY PUELIC, Agent for the Milwaukee MI
tuaI Insurance Company, and County Treas,
urer. VIII attend to the payment Of Tazes
&c. Office On Ninth Street n1-tE
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laBlt0YOc. june Sth 1850.
TRUE NJ. BAILY Referee.

W'Da. Nichols, PRS airy. n48-12w
The above sale is adjourned to tie 20,h day
Of October, 1860, Mt zane place an1 time q
CAV. TRUE IF. BAILEY, Referee.
VIZ. Y. NICHOLS, Attorney.
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~ Clergymup a9d Teachers supplied at Two Dol
lars year. The Semi~An0uAl Vo upcs hound
ir clotb, $500 per vol! Muslin covers, % cents
each. The Postage upon II4rper's Magazine
must be paid at tie Office whore It is received.
The Postage is Thirty ~shx cents a.yasr, 5000
.;sr4 HARPER d BROTHERS.. Publjshers.
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-ClEsH.t Oaar. !. .nltawar Cerntr-

Wm dl'aTchols, Prs AtPg v2-nl~l2
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facinaions and lure the victim into an unfrequened
lane then no would steal all be could and mako Off
1.-THE defauded man was noisily disposed, Parry
Brown had only TO reveal bis true eek and the victim
would become 30 ashamed Of lis share In the drama
IL lie would willingly give all he possessed to forget
il forever. 1t is even supposed that the black
Brown will go free, because the green white youth
will not al PEAR against him.
"A man in Philadelphia made good thing by bor-
rowing Webs,ers Unabridged Dictionary for fifteen
minutes and not returning it. He remained in the
brines too long however, and failed, by being taken
by she law. At least five persons testiied to the lar
cenious act and the man, whose is John Harris
was committed, in order that more dictionaries might
rise up AGAINST him. He does not seem to have sold
tiled to sell the plumber Whether he WAC intending
to wait until he could secure a wagon-load, and then
wac going on peddng excursion, Or whether he was
merely collecting choice library, who can sayl The
chief moral to be deduced from this is, that all
honest men, but especially all rogucs should read tho
rapers for Harris amented bitterly that he had not
seen tie announcement that he going round bor-
rowing dictionaries adding If had seen it, would
Iot have been caught in this scrape."
"A young and beautiful girl, named Frances Tr-
rell living in Weymouth Mass recently died by her
own hand taking poison. Although the sessions of
the coroners jury have been secret, enough is known
to lead to the belief that che made the victim OF
Ebertine and that hence she preferred dishonorabe
death to what seemed to her disgraced lfe She was
engaged to be married, but whether any suspicious
point to the man who to marry her, it cannot now
be stated.
Bob Price one Of the most respectable and wealth
lest negroes in Memphis died recently. AT the time OF
bis death, he was worth, probably $4,000.
MIR Powell soldier in the war Of 1872, and an
Old Defender died at York, Pa on Friday last.
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The number of votes necessary to 8 choice will be
III. The Charleston Democratic Convention after the
ssson, consisted of IS States and PSI votes. There
Fore 30 far as geographical sectionasm is concerned,
bs Democratic party has material advantage over
he Republicans. The one is represented by q States,
and the other by IS. But there is this difference in
s,or Of the Republicans-they unit on platform,
while the Democrats are divided
Major Thompson b. Flourpoy and Scion Borland,
De latter the editor of The Memphis Enquirer, are
Lyng very pretty quarrel just now. Mr.. Borland
vas severe upon Major Fournoy for his advocacy of
Douglas in the Charleston Convention, and plainly
aid that the desire to be put on the ticket as Vice.
President was the cause of the said advocacy. To this
he Major retorted in The Memphis Acalaaehe that it
was no sach thing and that Mr.. Borland said only
because there had been an old feud between the two
men, He stated that several years ago he challenged
Mr. Borland to fight duel, and that this challenge
was declined, whereupon he posted him to the world
y coward liar, and seoundrel, from thencefor-
ward beneath the notice Of gentleman. The Major
concluded with this pleasant paragraph
With this explanation leave the miscreant TO the
enempt and infaIny to which he has heretofore been
,susgned aud promise the public to trouble them
ssn with any further notice in any way OF the mis-
sshle wretch SINCE under the circumstance could
III do 70 without dishonoT1ng myself,
kr. Borland then came forth with column and
bali of The Enquirer, showing how the same Major
rOnrnoy had in previous years been made the tool Of
unsTupuous partisans who wished to corrupt the ed-
icr with gold; how the bribe was spurned; how the
NsOr waited till he had been assured by the editor
huself that be would not accept it, then sent eha
huge at once; how, when the Discard be Dragged
ibout was published, it was received with boots OF
lnson by the whole community" Mr. Borland gives
as Major Roland for an Oliver in the following
ryle;
"And yet in the face Of these facts, which he iag
Ad perhaps, that persons had ceased to remem-
Ir dlis bully Ia silly and shameless enough TO claim
tai bis ridiculous publication which brought contempt
spon himself and helped to defeat his friends, at the
>tae, had the effect 10 Disgrace and degrade me, and
pace me beyond the pale OF honorable association
1t is stated on undoubted authority that the Hon.
John Bell accepts the nomination Of the Baltimore
Convention for the Presidency of the United States,
Dd sg on his return to hz home in Tennessee his let
ix Of acceptance win be made public.
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAT,

COURT CALENDAR-THs DAT.
UNITED SrArys DIsrWcr cOURr.-N0s. 50, DO,
O., 100, 81, n, So ~, ca. I01, lc2
SUPREME CoURT-DEsERAL TERY.-Enumerated
Nos o. o. 60 a. AZ 49, a. 90 a. as &C. a. l5s 2s2 ~ to
g. -
SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuIr-Par Nos. 1853,
62 lG 23 1o3 1ls 1859 1901 1893 l2o5, 1903 2ll 1913
Ills. 2l7 Iis l22a l225. 1l,7 Part Nos 800 lsi $50
1915 $40 go lcs o2 IA 1914 ls, 81 si 1892 l0d'. 1885,
SrPsHacR CouRT-Part I.--Same Us Monday, with
No. ia a. $780, and s25 added Psr II-Same as Monday
with Nee. vi and 3e6 added.
CoUBr OF. Coshos PLEAs-Part Mos. 2007,
70e 21l ilo 116 1000 21 2o22 2O3 26 233 1872 u.s.
1857 1898 Part Nos 1861 a. 1915 1879 1sGo 1877, 1872
4cs ls4i, ale, a1l lisa. lse2 1906. 1947 1863.
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TIE CASE OF LEEBAcH ACT. O'DossELL.-Justice
Smith Of the Fh District Court writes that the report headed
Singular Conduct of judge published BY us last week. does
him injustice. he says: -
The developed upon the trial showed that one Cah
the premises in question: aud bad let them lev yeas
ago 10 enc Bgow no hired Van Wagaor to the
same and to pay Cshl the landlord Wagner ce
the sare and teebah became the enant for the unexprd
term Of Biglow wit the LIST Of May 1850 ODonnc having
hired OF Lsebsct became his tenant orhe same period o. time
previous termination Of the tenancy Donnen hrcd
Of sh tie landlord premises in question for tern 70
take effect on the let day Of May 1850 That Wagner let tho
premises Leebach by an agreement under seal Ihs
question put the Witness The had any authority rom
Chill under seal let the premises TO Leebach and M
answ cred No. het b. had spoken 10 Cah the
about the matter until tbs i day OF May 1861 Socok IN
the noonn The lease offered in evidence under sus
testimony and ruled out The Jury was composed Of
exceptionabe men, such Gentlemen Washington Hail. Cs.hr
of tie Oriental Bank James Hsgh Secretary OF the Mech
les and savings Bank and other gentlemen Of undoub
ed character.
ILe defendant having any legal evidence be
al glance had to let his fall the ground and the Jury
verdict the charge made to hem with out excep
ton By defendant counsel to any part thereof
Ihe reporter smoked cigar did smoke cgdSs
but lie bench but in the most retired part of the court
room. 1t late in evening there were persons present
ext Ell in the and having been the bench
all day fro 10 O'Clock EoIhment smoked the c!gx
10 apTesse hunger that felt by denying the cns Of nature
did commit Thomas Gushing man wbrse name believe
can be found among the indictment b in the District Ato
news off but AZ the solicitation S ana acquaintance friend
of my and of the said Cusbn let my eng Of charity
toward the man over the feeingr that dictated "a
''''N''' MI" IRON CHARLES K. SMITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

How Mr. SHORT WAS TO HAVE BEEN MADE A
FREEMAsos.-A German laboring man named Short,
yesterday accompanied acknowledging man named
Lebenstein to the door of the Mayors office, in the
City Hail. for the purpose of becoming initiated rs
Freemason. II appeared that Mr. Short, from wha,
was told him, became delighted with the Order of
Freemasons, and expressed bis fellow the desire of
joining them. The friendly Liebens,ein was very
willing to assist Mr.. Short in getting through the
initiaory steps, The first thing to be done, he said,
was to go to the Mayors Office. Accordingly they got
as far as the door where Mr. Short was told to remain
while his friend went inside. Mr. Liebenaein returned
after very brief absence and told Mr. Short that now
tho first thing to be dono wss to pay the fee,
which was -. Mr.. Short handed out IS, which Mr..
Lebenstein took and disappeared with it. Mr.. Short
finally returned into the Mayors Office and told one Of
the clerks al about the matter, dcnouucpg hs friend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-15

Bo.np oy HyArH-An the members of the Board
of Aldermen and Board Of Councilman, with the Mayor
and City INSPECTOR together constituted rs the Board
Of Health met yesterday at O'clock for the purpose
of hearing what the Corporation Counsel had to say
in reference the powers granted to them as board
TIE meeting held in private, and lasted over half
an hour and everybody WIS nos-communicative as TO
the proceedings. Whether the communication was
received or other subject Of importance, in con-
necton with the health and political welfare Of the
city, was discussed therefore cannot tell only that
some sort Of committee appointed, and that the
next meeting of the Board ID TO be held on the first
Monday in June.