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L l. Y T H L POUR TIL.
GRAND PIC MIC
OF the
Georgetown Benevolent Association,
For the
BENEFIT OF THE poor.

The best PIc Nc of the season will he given At
ANALOSGAN ISLAND, WE'D
NESDA6, July 4th, for the benefit EekqsszS
Of the poor.
The Association pledge themselves that GOOD
order VIII be preserved. They also guaTaDt e T,
their visitors every comfort and pleasur, Ne ex-
eruon on their part will be spared TO max n agree
able to al who may favor them with their pres
epce. -
The Declaration Of Independence will be read nv
a member of the association.
An Grafton VIII be delivered by dIsunguI shed
gentleman.
There will be several Balloon Ascensions during
the afternoon, and a splendid display of FireworES
on the grounds ia the evening.
visitors will also have one OF the best views of
the National Firewnrks-the Monument Grounds
beng IN {. u view from the island. The Holy Hill
and las been engaged. All the dehca ~IaS az the
season VIII he served for dinner and supper The
best q1alIty of Refreshments NJ city prices. The
- am packet HERALD will leav High st and the
western w harves every five minutes during the
day, free Of charge. This Pic Mic being solely for
achartabe purpose, all are earnestly requested to
Tick Is LatIss aud Gents ea-h q cts; Children
10 cts; TO bel occurred of the Committee and al the
boat on the day. ~ SIS
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NorIcE OF 7 II H. re- sH$lov,1 op TIE
dAAND OFFICE FROM HUDSON TO FALLS
C ~ III; cRoix' IN TIE STATE OF Wis
In accordance with the provisions of the act o,
CONGRESS entitled ian at authorizing changes in
1853 " hereby dec ed and made known Thai the
once t9r The sale Of public lands at HUDSON in the
pTdettca6Is 's P"'Oo Us
o., udtner notice as to the precise time of closing
Vie S 1mco 81 hudson. preparatory to removal
snd Of It's opening for business at Fails of Sr CRo
si VII ee given oy the Res ter and Receiver Tor the
Siysn under my hsnd, at the City of washington,
By order ofthe President:
c., JOS. 8. WI SON.
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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IL PLEASANT
49, STORE AND WINDOW AWNINGS

The undersigned respectfully informs the public
" ~ ne makes wnings and Verandals of Oil dyed
STRIP Duck fast color. And to keep the d and
from our beds is prepared to put up in
MOSQUITO CANOPIES
These canopIes have many ADVANTAGE s over any
others In use. They are graceful i'm appearance
more spacious and airy, easily adjusted 10 any I'D
stead, aud very simple in construct on, They are
ny me way arranging the bed; do not scar or
nlure the bedstf al In the least short they com
pllcity. "i'u SIN
ahese eanoples are far superior to those made byi
meaus OF rings in the ceiling as they are Larger nj
~, no M at the top; also the bed NAV be removed
!" my part OF the room with convenience
-JyZa untJ Uphoster, 46t Ninth street.
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By ). c. MCGUIRE a CO.. AuCtiOnseIs:

By ]. c. MCGUIRE a CO., AuchOnsers.
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOt. ID EFFECTS
AT PUEBLO AUCTIoN.-On II " ID
MORNING. Jul. 5th. at 40 a clock ~ the res
dence Of the Hon VIM Rlgler, Az Eleventh street
between u and streets, We shall sell the furnl-
ture aud Eff cts, comprising
Fine Rosewood Piano feTte-nearly new
Rosewood Piano stool
Fine Z ianO Cover
Mahogany hplr spring seat Sofa,
DO DivSns. Rockers. and Paror Chairs,
Plush Reclining Chairs. Walnut MhetnOt.
Walnut Secretary and Bookcase Gilt frame MIR
walnut Center and Fancy Tables,
Window she1es, Curtains and Shades.
Brussels aud three ply Carpets,
OIolOths and Rugs,
Walnut Extension Table, Mahogany Sidebosrd.
Oak Chairs. walnut Bstreok.
Mahogany an1 French BedHteeds aud WardfOtee.
Do DRESSING Bureaus and Washstands,
Hair and Husk Mattresses,
Bolsters and PlllOws,
Blankets, Comforts. COunieTpanes.
Clocks, Toilet SetS, LOCKING GLASSES.
Straw Mating, Lounge,
China, q ass, and CrockeTy Ware, Table Cutlefy.
Cooking Stove enn Fixtures. Wire sale.
Together with the usual quaUtltJ Of Kitchen Uten
sIls,
Terms: $40 and under cash, over that cum
credit OF ~ and ~ DAYS, for satisfactorily endorsed
T2d J. q. MCGUIRE CO. Aucts.
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JeS-iay6w Aono yin
CRYSTAL SPRINGS.

CRYSTAL SPRINGS.
NJ above Springs are now open to reoeive VI,
., tnsy a'e 20 miles from Washington Fon1-
'e2n.a sHeet and finey Branch road. ~
rsmiy partes wishing TO spend the 4tb of IuIv
IN It's bHautlfal shaded ohesnut sroyss Ard aniny
from ve .Is,; and Partake Of the cool waters
Ing 20. Yards from The Sprfnss Al tbs In "a rns
sfc foek, under the shade of large oaks. are
Dinner and meals v IN be servei M
a. the house or the springs GonfectionsrS sames
Crfau at city prices. ana Ice
~ 22t' howell, BRIDGETkc
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FILES. FLIES;

MosQuIToEs, MOSQUITOES,
ficcure some Fly Paper at MOORFiS w.,
End Drug Store. Each sheet will cafcb 5 coo " est
contains no Poisog. nor does il draw them ia
most preparations OF the kind. II catches Mosaai,
hoACHES, ANTS. AND MOTHS. &c.
use Moore's Insect ExtermInstor. Ii rs war
ar Prsmiss. OF any insect that crawls. Price 3,
Tsy pes. articles, and you will be copylnced
ny 2ss e West Bnd Drug Store. lis Ps. sy.
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Devisee under ths viii Of los. r. EVANS
Js IS 2.v&ds A. GREEN A.

NARsBADS SALE.-ln virtue ofa writ Of
A'l heTl taelss. issued from the Clerks cfbce Of
the circuit Contt of the District Of Colu bia for
tne me Coz MY OF WSshingtOu, and O. me directed,
VIII expose 20 puDic SALE for cash, IN ont of the
court house door OF sad county. on SATURDAY
~ %. cay OF July next. l86, 81 u O'Clock m, the
Ioiowing proPerts, 10 wit: All d-fenoant's rfR ht
tltIe, al", aud interest 10 aud ~ c rtain build
In M, erected on Lot No Hx 60 in square No niue
hundre md t0rty 81 ne qs9D as laid down In the
plat % the CITY Of Wash ngtun seized and ievled
upon as the property Of Abel GriEEs. and will BE
1855 IN favor If John Purdy
J. ID HOOVER,
je s8-dts
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MARsHAL ALE.-In virtue Of ", il Of keri
WI faoias, issued from the Clerks of6ce Of fhe
"a CIT 9rt Of the District Of Go umbIa. for the
oo1t y OF w shins ton, and O. directed. will
expo TO pnelic 50 Tor cash IN front Of the cont
non d"or 81 said county, on SATURDAY, the
- N day OF July next, 1885, ~ q O'Clock IN the 70
wing property, G. wlt: All defenoaBt's Tight title
IN, anc interest IN and 70 q ceTtal. dwelling
house erected on Lot hi fel south mir etsen
tlS feet four ~ inch a IN Tot min fsl M $500
numbered thIee hundred and ssVenty seven. lS7ID
IN the CIT. OF Washington ID G ,Feized and 10 led
upon as the p-op' RI. Of Ju ins SIedT and vii be
told 20 satisfy yudiclals. q $40 % OctOher tam
Late U. s. Marshal for district Columbia.
De 28-its
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By A. GREEN. AuotIoneer.

AR6EAND ATTRACTIVE SALbOf Dk1
Ia GoODs AT AUCTION i shall commence on
wEDN ESDAN, the 9th inst, ~ W O'Clock n Nc
and continue daily until all ~ soid, ~ store ~
323 Penn. avenue, south de. hetween ON eno uh
eets, q sell the entire stock al Dry Oooos ooh
slst NJ OF
Cloths. CasnRcrs, Nestings.
Towels. Jeans Linen and Cotton Pants stun.
DE Ialns, Lawns, GREY Goods,
BerAge and silk Robes.
Hlesched and Brown Sheetiugs and ShlrtlngH.
IRISH Linens, Embrolderles HosierIes.
Black Lace Shawls and Aanulas,
Undershlrts and Drawers,
Linen Bosom Shirts, Linen Shirt Fronts.
And many q. h~T Goods too numerous o. mention.
As the building IL 60 be taken down the entire
stock must be sold without reserve.
Terms: AL SANS und = = - cash over thai
amount a credit Of ~ and 81 days, with approved
endorsed notes, bearing interest from "a. Of sale.
jez2-d A. GREEN, Auct.
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NOTICE.
Il Ill UNION FIRE COMPANY intend givin,
an EXCURSION TO GLYMONT
on MONDAf, July 10. Particulars Se4a-c
In future adve Ttisenent.
By order of
je Is .2l& cow THE COMMITTEES.
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By A GREEN. Auctiopeer.

TNWO-STORY AND ATTIC FRAME Housy
AND Lor AT Tbs CORNER or FoUR kND A-HALF
A MI soIIA SIS l-LANn, AT AUCTIOS.-On
IN front OF the premises, al O'Clock p m the fol
lowing baaed valuable property, viz;
tne imp 'ovemeDts, whica consist Of q good two
stOrg ana atne Frame House, containing about 8
rooms This property is situated al the corner az
tanr aud a ha ano south q streets
Terms Oue fourth cash; balance in 6 I2snd Is
mOnths Tor notes arlng interest from dsN 81 gsle
deed given and coed of trust taken A n cor
NeyanclDg al the cost OF the purchaser SltO Of the
purchase money 20 he paid when the pronerf, a.
knocked on Shou d that amount not be paid down
the property VII Oe then and there put 10 AgaiD
the mOEey. ~
IL the whole terms are not complied with in Eve
DAYS, the property wall be resOd 81 the RS and oost
OF the defanlung pal cha.er, by sdvertitlng such
resale ahree Tunes IA the National ntelllgeDoer.
SARAH NJ ANDERSON,
Devisee under the viii Of Jos. r. EVANS
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FQk RENT-Two beautiful new BRIG
- HOtS =, on Eighth ST Get west, between M
Shd II n streets no'th. west side. Apply TO MARY
udAiSLiP, No: 3sI Ninth street vest or Or,
10th streets, ie 10 avs SH"
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SMITHS "a the Place % bay yaur SPRING and
- SUMMER CLOTHING. Il ! :. :
The best place 10 buy Gentlemens CLOTHIN6
and FURNISHING GOODS ia at SMITHS, No.
asa ssventh st h~tv@~n " and y. 40 ssn
NOTICE.
SIMPSON HOUSE, Corner Tenth street aad
Penn avenue, on and after let July will be olosed
until lsL sePtember In the interim IL viii be thor
je s6ss WIN. S. SIMPSON, Proprietor.
SELLING OFF no CLOSE BUSINESS
S,JOHN X. MORGAN would respect go
iully Inform hls customers. and the comma
nlty generally that he has concluded toy Il
close his business, and m Onter 10 do 50 as -
saon possible will offer his entire stock IN NJ
own make BOOTS and SHOES AZ cost for cash,
and has other goods az al most any price. To those
IN ant of reliable goods fOr wear would saw give
me call and you vii not he disappointed. =
AZ am about % close my business, ali ACCOUNTS
my books will be rendered on or before the lat al
July, when hope they will be resp aBded % prompt
iy, that may meet with PromPtness the oblieA-
tons due by me. j. n. MORGAN,
No. sos south side al Pa av
Je4 -.r# er bet 9th and leth sta
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TTHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
In consequence of not bsinS ready, until Thu RS
ED A. GREEN, Auct.
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II X l., +
POTOMAC WATFR
an stlll engaged in the PLU Al Ne and q As
FITTING BUSINESS at my old stand In Phllbaro
monte HAL. The advantage of having a pl sntifnl
supply OF water was readily observed at the 6rs of
yesterday a. am well sat, cd should have he,
burned out but for the bountiful supply upor nv
premises and thst Of my neighbors
AL orders for the introduction of Water and Gas
VIII De promptly attended to. Terms as reasona
bic es any plumber in the city.
US c. SNYDRR
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CHAMPAGNE TRAPPES

AND kOMAN PUNCH
The above delicious beverages will he serve1 mn
oaly Tor the remainder of the season and-In order
70 ensure prompt attention. and satisiaction to my
iIiends and The public-ON THE EVENING III
THE FOURTH. The Supper saloon will also he
thrown open tor visitors on this occasion.
-. 4. GAUTIER. 252 Pa Az
NlnLelsJ Between l2fb And
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AUCTION SALES.
HFor oslsr AHotisn Safes, sac y6yst page.
By J. c. MCGUIRE a CO. Auchones
By A. GREEN. Auoticneer.

Nk% IHk kE6dhIIsEUos ffHHssDkY. ysiy Sd Sd.
/ shall sell IN front OF the pTemlsts ue Q Goa y.
IN the north twenty feet Front OF Lot NO, y m
Cruttenden's 80 ID vision OF square No. So, hOnt
ing on 9Th street vest, runnlns baek etseen ~
and streets, north, 90 q public aleys Win Tie
Brick Bouse, contalulng slN good oanvenleuut
arranged rooms. VITA vlSe Psessg-ss eats ~
the best manner. by one OF the pest Nefkmeh IN
this city. The-sale will he <oFtef I eay osse
wishing 90 purchase ine small E"nse IN q hesithy
location . q, o.. -.
Tera >: One third cash; balance IN ", is and
q montus, for notes bearing Interest fr,'m 1aS "i
sale deed given and decd OF trnst 49,, =.
jeRd A. GREEN. a nct
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TOR HII.ADELPHIA.-The steamer James
Il Jerome, Captain Jerome has ar -
rived and will receive freight for the EAAAh
above port. TO sail on Friday morn
ing. Apply to
yS-2tA .rf HYDE nAVIDSON
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EXCURSIONS, PIC MICS, &c.

st. ALofsIUs, SUNDAY SCHOOL.
o. F0fRTH OF JULY
The chi dren ofthis SShOol Will assemble 81 the
Church at S o'clock in themorn- -
lqg, and gareh, with munc' tof
Psrents and others wishing to attend nav obtain
tickets . cents esch on application 10 any OF the
Teachers: MUSIC Cor dar,cs * has beeen engaged.
grounds At 20 and " ~ and p IN. RetnrulnE,
the train will arrive IN ample time Tor the hire
works, Fave in the cars 10 cents each way, "r -
cents for the roand trip. IL
THE STEAMER FLYING CLOUD HAVING
undergone q thorough examina- r.
tioL by the Cover ment Ius rector, Is
now resdy for Excursions 90 sht
Great Falls or TO any points on the river not ever
~ miles distant
any wharf in Washington st ~ cents for the
round trip, " cents for the single trip, or from
6eorgetowu hy wayof the canal, for IS cents round
triT; 10 cents sInEle trip. ,-,,
NESDAY AFTERNOON tsrtins from George
town At II o'clock m and stopping ~ Stone NAL
Wharf and other wharves in w Washington, so IS TO
Tvs colin JOHN MOORE, Proprietor.
A PIC Nc ON THE FOURTH OF JULY
SPRING PAVILION belonging & te64t&sS--S
+. EhrnanntrautD This Pic Mic IL g..
will be held for the benefit Of TT nty Church OF
Gent emen pay for tickets 81 cents ladies 25 cents
children 10 cents jy 2-Hs
THE STEAMER PHENIN Will make grand
II MOON light EXCURSION r.
to FORT WASHINGTON, GEN
TUESDAY, the 81 day OF Jny, for s879n
| the accounted ton of families.
No ardent spii ts sold on the boat az the Fort
Leave Eleventh st at O'Clock 3. IN. Retur ming.
leave the Fort u ocl ock st night. Round trip 81
jy 2-2s r A. RYTHER Capt
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EOR HlRE-A COLORED GIRL, tslave \ I6
Il years old, suitable for chamberInaid or Inrse
Ing ing9lTe Of DIR. NEWMAN, No. 76 st west of
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nv SEVENTH WARD-The regular monthly
JIG meeting for July, of the Young Mems Dem.
ocratlc Club will be held THIS tTGesdayj EVE
MING. Ofhcers will be elected
By order of the President II
1ENOTlCE-Memb of the Light Infantry
N Battalion. Companies A, b, and C., who in
tend visiting 70 Washington during the encamp
ment viii call at Lieut. III. c. Purdy's store and Oh
tain return ticket BY order of
Jy2 EDW. TOWERS, Quartermaster.
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NJ hell AND EVER ETT-There will be
u~S meeting of the friends of Bel aod Everett
on TIT RSDAG EVENING next, the 5.h INST, II
temperance Hall, at O'Clock. for the pu pose of
completing the organization Of the Central Bel and
Everett Cub. All persons friendly to the cause
are invited TO come forward and take part i'm the or
ganlZatIon OF the Club. Several able advocates of
the cause viii be present to address the meeting.
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PROCLAMATION.

Tt i rig'f Tia. al Christian Nations should
ara.Ee us Ruler II he ..v.se f. lis wonder
III goodness e tie children q men,
I: is elU,eaay pgop-r a. tie PEOPLE Of this
country should praise Him, for they are favored
above ali others, in their form of government,
devised, under G)d, by the wis ION Of their force
f1thers-in f.eedonl 70 do 81 things that are
right-in health, peace prgsPerity-in won
derful process Of development which has already
placed them il tie foremost rank Of the nations
Of the world.
TIE people Of y .scoHsn have extraordinary
ressons for thankfulnezs the present year. The
peaceful l4to-s Of The husbandmeu have been
blessed in the most 7. ka5Ie degree, and their
barn. ard s.ufsa.g-es are cyerfgriDg with the
a51hi-ace u h harvest. Surely lie Gndsth
item aitl the facst Of the wheat" Health Las
prevailed throughout our borders Good ord /.
has everywhere reigned. TIE blessings Of free
education have been extended. All classes and
profession lave pIs1cj theic ayocai.as wi.h
greater or less measures Of success under the
protection Of just ana eq-al laws. Il Affections
have come upon, Or cal mites overt-ken Us, the
benign inference u Christian L1ueY,.euce have
fastened 70 dry the tears and minister to the
wants OF tic 5ereaved.
Following time b5ror-t custom. It IS ny pr:.-
c'g again 70 invite he people q Visions 10
the observance Of their auaua. festival ofjoE and
gladnass. and ! a. hereby appoint Thursday,
the ooh day If November, 1850, as g day Ct
TEsAXAsGEFEEC1 AMI praise to ihs y,
mighty Ruler Of the Universe
And ! recommend that the people Of the
State, ca hat day, laying aside the cares .! lie,
gather together in their solemn assemblies and,
in manner and form approved by their con-
sciences, return their thanks to God for His
great goodness to us az cg.z rs Of country
bIeat, beyond others, viii civil and religious
Liberty, Educational Institutions, peace and
prosperity; and especially for HIS oYegfqwilg
blessing to the people Of this Commonwealth, in
Abundant Harvests, Health Social Comfors and
Privileges, ard for all tia. contributes to their
happiness and weIl,beng as communities and in
dividuals
Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, and
nto h courts H.th praise; BE thankful unto
Him and bless His name"
When the feast il spread, aad the tables
gryan with fuIneas, let no. the poor be forgot~
ten, nor any man found begging bread.
In witness whereof, I have hercunto
L. 5. subscribed my name, ahd caused the
great seal Of the State to be affixed
Done at Madison, tie 20,h day Of Oc.ob =, a
b. co.
~ the Governor ALIEN w. RANDALL,
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health IN a few weeks by a very simple
reme.'y, after having suffered several
tears with a severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Consumption-is anx-
ious to make known to his fellow sufferers
tie means Of cure.
70 all who desire it, lie viii send copy
Of tie prescription used Gree Of charge,l
with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they WI find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chits, &c. Tie only object Of the adver-
tiser III sending the Prescription is to ben
eft The afflicted, and spread information
which lie conceives TO he invaluable, and
he hopes every sufferer will try his rene
dy, as it viii cost them nothing, and may
prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD y. WILSON,
WiIiiam>burgh,
Kings County, New York
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United States 1iGrsha!'s sale.

James c. Sarage,S. Merrill Case, Dodge y. Keith
and Marcus D. Gilman, as. Henry G. uamilon
William Aldrich and Hezekiah II. Smith u.
s DISTRICT Court for Il g District If Wisconsin
10y VIRTUE Of a 81 Pluries Writ of FieIi Fd-
I, c;as, Issued cut of and under the Seal Of the
District Court of the United States for the DIST
riot Of Wisconsin, i'll the above emitted cause,
tested on the tenth day of November, 1860, to
me directed, commanding me Of the goods ard
chattels lands and tenements Of the above named
defendants to cause to be made a certain sum Of
money therei specified haze levied upon and
shall sell public auction, to the hi4hest bidder,
on Saturday the 10Th dav Of December, 1860 at
3 o'clock P. NJ, at the United State. Marshals
Office in the city I'D county of Milwaukee, in
said District, all the right, title and interest
which the above named defendants had on the
eighth day of January, 1888, or have since ac-
o'ired, in and to the following described proper
ty, to wit:
The south half of the south east quarter Of
section no. twenty-seven, (27) in township no.
twenty ore, (2D OF range no. twenty three 23l
ard the followidg described properly situate in
the village OF Two Rivers:
Lots no. onc-1-two-2-and three-3-in
block no seventy -nine-79; all of block no.
eighty >two-82; all Of block no. eighty nine-
So: lot no. six-6-in block no. one hundred
and four-lO4- lot no. twelve-l2-in block
no. seventy-two-72 lot no. seven-7-ir
block no. seventy one--7l 4; lot no. nine-9-in
block no seventy ight-7S; lot DO. one-l-
in block no. four--4 lot no. fourteenth III
block 10. severity the building:
thereon, and the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing. All of the above described property
situate in the county of Manitowoc and state o
Wisconsin.
JEHU II. LEWIS, L. S. Marshal
! MarshaIs Office Milwaukee, Nov. y, 1860.
SMITH & SALMON, Plaintiffs Atty's.
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WIN AND UNTRY
Paw in Advance.

From and after this date, no new sub
,cribcr to tie P1ute.0h be booked unless
Pogmeat IS NAL d, ni,a1ce. Our terms
are 50 low-oniy o>E DOLLAR To country
sub criUyrs- dat We cannot credi. to hun
dreds aty longer. The advance system
has proved to be tie bcs. for both suJscri
Der and publisher, any we shall maintain
the rule wifhout rettrence 10 persons.
We again appeal to those owing US to
PAY Up IMMEDIATELY. Small sums are
3,e is Con ..Ige.a. :. .r.Aaals in differ.
81. Iocal,,e. .ha PAYMENT of which would
hurt no PERSONS pocket, Jut when collect
ed together would swell our purse to Hun
drcds Of Dollars. Let every subscriber,
then, pay his mite, and it will enable Us
to give them in return a GOOD NEwsrA
PER. We trust our friends-egery one q
hsn,--will answer this call. We make
it in earnest
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The Disunlen Movement at Washington.
WaShinrfnn Nov {


No apprehension exists in official quar-
tiers that any efforts will be made to seize
the forts or other public property in the
South, as no such movements would be
tolerated by the authorities of the States
in which they are located. The questions
which'now distract the people of that sec
ton being of great deicacy, nothing will
be done by executive authorities which
would tend to eNasperate the public mind
against the general government.
At this juncture, however, while the
President will perform his duty of fully
carrying ont the laws, the designations of
the federal officers at Charleston being
contingent on the acceptance by the Pres
ident, time will be given them to re cons
slider their acts. A report has prevailed
that the President intends issuing proc
lamation, but it will be remembered that
Gen. Jackson did not pursue such course
unliI after South Carolina had pissed the
notification ordinance.
The Cabinet to day held their fist meet
ing since the Presidential election, bat no
question in connection with Southern
events required formal action.
EE~ What sticks are most seen in the
night? Candlesticks.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-11-16


CLrrzH Cry E1LLs.-The receipt Of a
sack Of No / Flour from the above Mills
reminds US that it is in full blast and ready
for winter business. They have oeen pat
il complete repair this Fall, AID now turn
out Gf such a ding IS possi5,e) a better
article Of flour than ever before. Mr.
DwvEE, the proprietor, is an enterprisng
and public spirited business man, aud new
er fails to keep up with the times. Far.
mers who have wheat to sell, or wish it
made into -four, should not forget the
Clipper City Mills. DIVER makes good
flour, and takes l0aC toU