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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

Tns Evening Journal absolutely shocked
Us on Yesterday. by making the following
svoral. We have no representative now.
in the United States Senase.r We were not
prepared for the Reputation Of Jesse We
supposed that BRIoHr was member ofthe
great Peace party" whereof our smiabie
friend JONI G.. DAVIS is the chief striker,
and our cosy contemporary the chief"blower."
Wonderful age. this,
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I INDIANA ASBURY USIvERsITY.-Next Term
J. commences, September 18th. Examination for
admission 10 classes Monday and Tuesday preceding.
Prospect Tor Students good.
Provision for German and French al low rates.
A course OF General Lectures free.
Expenses can be greatly reduced, especially by
those boarding them selves.
No thought Of suspending.
law term viii commence November &c, 1861.
THoS. BOWMAN, Pres't.
J. TISGil.Y, Sec'y.
GREEScAsriE, Aug. 81, 1851 -dw-tf
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NOTICE.

DARTiCULAR NOTICE. is hereby given, 10 all
i whom il may concern. that all the notes and
book accounts Of the late firm Of Elisha Stephens
Co. are now In the hands Of the underSi yned for
settlement, and 20 whom payment must and can only
be made. Immediate attention is called this mat
ter. a. those who fail 10 TO avail themselves Of the
benefit OF this notice. must expect 10 pay costs.
Aug. 81. DIV J. KERN.
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oFrtcE L. = CosNIss asF on SunsIsrK~cFt
indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 27th, 1861.
SEALED bids will be received at this Office until
- IL o'clock, A. NJ, the 3lst day Of August 1861
Tor furnishing FRfsH BEEF for the Of the volun-
teers al Terre Hauie Indiana The contract will he
made f"r two months. such shorter period as the
tommissary may direct. The Beef must be Of the
FIRST QUALITY, aud be delivered Ia equal portions of
fore and hind quarters lnecks and shanks excluded
In such quantities. may be required for the use Of
the troops, and on such days the Comm.ssary may
direct.
The contractor will be required 10 give the usual
bond The Commissary reserves the right 20 reject
any bid be may deem Objectionable. Bids will be
endorsed on the envelops Proposals FOR Fresh Beef
and directed to
Capt. D. w. RARRIGER.
commissary Of Subsistence. L. :. Army,
did IndianapoIis.I Indiana.
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Terre-H aute Female College

rIWE SEVENTH SEM1-ANNUAL SESSION OF the
Il TerreH autc Female College. will commence on
Thursday the 9th Of September next The same
Professors and Teachers who have and so ar
FicESrIr filled the several departments Of the Col
ege heretofore, will, with s.w exceptions continue
in the School. Those wishing 10 enter should do so
at the beginning II possible. Any further informa-
ton, acatalogue Of the School may be had BY adj
dressing the undersigned At Terre-Hsufe.
aul4du JOHN COVERT
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LEGAL.
cHERIFF's sALE.--By virtue ,

HERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of
~ an order q sale issaed from The yiso cemmon
Pses< Cart drecfed srd delivered n favor a
g.ccb Hunfsurk. Assignee - IoAn {. Ross. sgnee
q Thonss Bsthle. end against Elir.eefh Hanfuork.
principai. and Iscoh Hunfwcrk. rsplerin bail, am
ordered - sell the following descrhsd real estate.
xitusfed N Fi<o coansy, Indiana. te-siE
The scathess; quarter n a ne east bali l'sl Q,
fxsl. fo~ushiP eleven NJ norsA ofr range eight -
~e<t. and ca
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, issi.
~skfn TIE legs. hog-s - aid ar. he Cour Hose
dor. IN Tsrre Hsus. riI ofer TIE rents En1 Proets
= The above described Real Estate. together with al
he privileges and srpurfensnces The sane b<iooe
inr, to tern not exceeding <<ssn years. g ne
highest oiier fr cash. and upcc failure q realize
sa1renf q sssI<s aid crtsr ef sale al costs
viii th<n sod o1er TIE f>< -s,nri<, IN and %
ssi1 Real Estate. The hi<h~<r hiddsr fsr cs.h. 70
satisfy TIE ssm<
nis 1-tk tay - ksxnst lsei.
sz7s~s~poa.D sAuUEI CONNIE. ss<ris
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We are BATTERED BY the recognition OF one
OF oSr editorials among the selections Of the
Sunday Mercury. Of New York. The only
oversight Is the lack Of the proper credit to
this sheet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

Tux report of the defeat Of Col IfLA
forces on the Kana~ha. published IN the day
day dispatches Of TUESDAY. Is not confirmed.
/. Is probably a mere rumor. A das or TWO
will resolve the doubt.
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LEGAL.
CHERIFF,s sALE..-.By yirIue

SHERIFF's SALE virtue OF
- an execution issued rom the viFo Circuit
Court 10 me directed ard delivered, IN AFof o.
John Miner aad Alexander d. Andrews. ana against
Walter :. Cooper. william nunham and taiium ~
Bailey have isvied the following dessfihea 80
estate situated IN ygo county, indiana, la.~lr IN,
lot No twenty three t13i N Parsons nssison el
the northwest quarter al % section twenty -sesen
ls7, township twelve flll, range nine 1915 aiso The
south half ~ o. lot Ne iweaty iour "a snbdi
vision as aforesaid, aud
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ~, 1851.
Within he hours Of ssd day. al The Court House
toor ere Haufc. will Offer the rents and profits
Of the described Real Estate together With All
lfe)if eyes and appearances 90 the same belong
Ing for a term not exceeding years, 20 the high
eat Oder for cash, and upon failure % realize
sufficient o. satisfy said execution and costs, viii
then aud there oer the simple IN and 20 said Real
Estate 20 the CHEST bidder Cor cash. % satisfy she
This 9Th day Of August. 1851.
SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff
su2elitw3w prs Zee asia.
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CHERIFF.s sALE.--Bv virtue of

SHERIFF'S SALE.--Bv virtue of
- an execution issued from the yiso Common
Pleas Court directed and delivered In favor
II Patrick shannon and against Lewis Gross have
lcvei o. the following described real estate sitna
ted In Nigo county. Indiana to-wit. Lot No forty
* t6l IN the subdivision of eighsy-two ls2i acres.
snd sixty-hre ouc hundredths es-loo q an acre Of
the north end II the northwest quarter ~ ~ SC
ton twenty-five, ia township twelve, III north q
range nine q west. heretofore made b. Chauncev
Rose the plat. acknowledgement whereof has hes
duly recorded. and on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IL 1851.
Within the legal hours II said day. q, the Cour,
Honsc doer IN serre Haute will ofer the rent. and
profts q The allow Described Real Estate together
with all the privileges and appurienADces 70 the same
belonging ior term not exceeding seven years 10
she highest hiddsr for cash. and upon failure real
Ire sufficient % satisfy said erernfion and
costs. will then and there offer the facsimile. IN
and a. aid Real Estate the highest bidder fr cssh
- satisfy the same
This 10Th day q August. ISL.
SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff.
angzl~3~ prs fee ss.co.
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srv. KrSe. Of Wisconsin. and entire staff
have taken solemn pledge not 10 taste >
drop Of intoxicating liquor ~ long a. engaged
in the present war.
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SHERlFFS SALE.-By virtue OF
~ three venditioni exponas executions issued from
the Vigo Common Pleas Court, to me directed and
delivered, one In favor Of Nathaniel Schoonover and
against Eeazer IL. ketcbum and two in favor Of Ma
thaniel >chconoycr and against David Smith,
/ am ordered 20 sell the following de-
scrbed real estate. situated In yigo county.
Indiana, to-wit Twenty (20) acres OF the east half
"a Of the north half "a Of the south quarter
GA, section thrty-fcur (s$) township eleven az,
range eight west, and on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1861,
Within the legal hours Of said day, at the Cour,
House 6Jor, In Terrell aute, will offer the rents
and profits OF the above described real estate to-
gether with all the privileges and appurtenances 70
the same belonging. for term not exceeding seven
years 20 the highest bidder for cash. and upon fail
ure 70 realize sum sufficient satisfy said execu-
tcns and costs, will then and there offer the fee.
simple IN and said real estate TO the highest bid
der for cash, to satisfy the same.
This 2lst day Of August. 1851.
nu2lw3pfs4 SAMUEL CONNER, Shf.
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vI,o ALL WHOM TT NAY CONCERN -xot,c. 4.
a hereby given. that az the next tern q the vigo
Circuit Court 20 be holden the Court Honse IN The
ray - fsrre Hanie. on the frsf Nondav a sspssm
oer nekt, the undersigned will then and there mai.
spflicsion 70 the Judge q said Coart that her name
- charged IRON that q Hester Weed % that % He.
L3~s HESTER WOOD
Aa&' = i>si-~s~ a RI fse e7.sal
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Thx communication Of LOCKER On" in re-
soiIsder to the card Of JSo- @, DAVIS, is pub
lisSea IN another column.
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ARMY PROPOSALS.


OffIcE of nIE L. s. CoNnIss,nf 90 sunsIsrKsef
indianapolis Indiana, August a. 1851.
SkAikD bids will be receited At this Office until ~.
- O'Clock ~ on the 1ist day 81 August, ls6I for
furnishing SUBSISTENCE SroaFs for the use of the Vol
ne unteers az Ierre Haute, Indiana The contract will
made Tor two months or such shorter.peri0d A. the
toniinssary may direct The Stores must be II the
fihsF QUALITY and be delivered from time 20 time In
troops.
The contractor viii DO required 10 gise the usual
ooi.a. Each bid must comprise An Of the following
articles, viz:
Mes Pork,
Bacon shoulders aud side.,l
flonT,
Rice.
White Beam.
Coffee, (Rio,)
Sugar
Vinegar
Candies,
S0sp,
salt
Potatoes tper poand)
The Commissary reserves the right 10 reject any
nid be may deem Objectionable. Bids will be en-
dorsed on the envrlops Proposals for Army Snbss-
trnce, and directed 10
Capt. y. ". BARRlGER.
commissary of Subsistence, L. 5. Army.
dtd indianapolis, Indiana
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SiAIf Of INDIANA, COUNTY or woo. ss
- sosn Y Hem ~ Marvin niIby.-Auschrnent
befpre l. Day. ~ p.
Ite Fiainiir Sled IN my orce MA setaris. setting
ioTth inst Ne said defendant il indebted "a hi sn1
NE sata acfeaarf Il non-resltenf Il The SAL ~
Indians sof CAUSED writ = attachment N ~ 4.
sue ~ me- against The gosis and rhsff.ls eresi,.
~ enrets - The said dsfeuiss, and slss rror~~s
Ing AGAINST John Gsrrigus a. gsrsishss
No~ shtfsfore. aid defendars = hsr.l.x ,,.ss..
- ans appear before me - my orsrs 4, T.-v.-
hsnte, "a the t9th day q August I@si !. IA :.
49, a ~, aner~is< sssd rror~ssnss viii ~ deter.
49,, LAssRKr Dur. PIP.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Dickens New Novel
GREAT EXpECTATIONS: Com
~ pete In volume az
BrCKINGHAM'S BOOK STORE.
MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR. including Eastern
vi Virginia, and part II Maryland and Delaware,
from the best authorities. N
w H. BrCKfNGHAM'S
4 NEW SUPPLY or HARDRE'S LIGHT IN
N rANrsY Tactics.
SCOTS Infantry Tactics.
Army Regulations:
Volunteers Manuel No.'s I 4 2 Al
BUCkINGHAM'S BOOK STORE.
Aug. ~, dw-f
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LUM Der.


q WEISS d CO. are prepared TO
~ 4. farsish ~ the barrel. o. hosslst fsrf.rnily
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. ks.. ks.
scotch Ale,
Iorlon rostsr.
Philadelphia Porter.
Dsytoe Ale,
Hstirun Ale.
Beiruit Cider, Ae. Ac
Ne - wsrr-r's Heck. wabash stree.
msy1d9m TKRRR-HkCTH. ND
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

STRAYED OR STOLEN s-One light red COW with
- lined back her tail has been cut 20 ~ 70 take
OF the brush ~ the end. her horns about medium
sirc-no other marks recollecfed. She left calf
about three days old. which intnce the belief that
she has been driven awav. suitable reward sill
be paid for her recovery J. T. NOFFATT
Aug. 20, t3d-wiw
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Proposals for Fresh Beef.

t"nlniietary Of subsistence, I. y Amy,
dtd indianapolis, Indian.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-03-06
To Dairymen.

FEW Choice Tracts of Land for Dairym en- Il
II sale by the
McGREGOR LAND COMPANY.
WILLIS DRUMMoap, Agent,
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II the best Materials continued by
men, and superior inducements arc offered to those
wanting to buy for the Trade. Cool weather ia
cre and buyers will find il to their interest to lay in
their supplies OF wants, before the rude blasts OF
Winter compel them to purchaseat higher prices.
Rooms opposite Boetcher's Western Hotel.
McGregor, Iowa, Nov. 2, 1s59tf
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Howard dissertations !,

I II u a u II L II "A.
Benevolent Institution established by special En-.
dowEent for the Relief of the Sick and distressed
afflicted with virulent and Epidemic Diseases. and
especially for the cure of Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs.
MEDICAL Advice given gratis, by the Actiug Sur
vi geon, to oil who apply by letter, with dsscrip.
se &c) and in cases Of extreme poverty, medicines
furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports en- Spsrmatorrhoea, and other Dis
employed In the Dispenssry, sent to the afflicted In
.-aled letter envelopes, free Of charge. Two thre,
stalnps for postage will be acceptable.
Address Din. J. SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Acting Surgeon
Howard Association, No. g South Ninth Street, Phil
alelphia, Pa. EZRA D uEARTWELL, Pres.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD, Sec'y. jan2wly
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GRASS SEED ATTACHMENT
.s7so& BICKFORD g. HUFFMAN'S
81 B .A. i M I'D B i (. H. =

ntcn be- gin m tesein
W urgrm perfect
epel d can dom also a dcor broad
"a h ter the ri OWL is nd ly ca done BY
lot uMrd.
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PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO RAILROAD

Cars run from Chicago to Pittsburg without change
connecting with the great E
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
TO New York, Philadelphia, baltimore and Washington
City, and all the interior towns of New
Jersey, New York, Maryland, &c.
Merchants, by taking this route will have the benefit
of all the Eastern market at no additional cost
baggage checked through.
Two daily trains leave the depot, corner Of Canal
and Van Buren, streets, West Sidc Chicago ON arrv
of trains from the West.
Connecting at Crestline with Cleveland and Lake
Shore Railroad to Dunkirk. Buffalo, Niagara Falls
New York and Boston, and all interior towns Of New
England via. New York Central and New York and
Erie RAILROAD. - 4
Also, South to Columbus GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount
Vernon steubenville Wheeling, and interior towns Of
Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with trains on
Cincinnati Also with trains at Lima ter Dayton aud
Cincinnati direct. =
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE
Passengers bound East will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable passing through many Of the
largest and finest cities in the United States.
Passengers arriving at Chicago, any OF the roads
ceve checks and convey baggage free Of charge the
Pttsburg and Chicago Sleeping cars accompany
each train.
Tickets sale at all the principal Ticket Offices In
the West and at the Company's Office corner of RAN
doph and DearboN Streets opposite the Revere House
at the Depot West Side, corner Of Canal and Var
Buren, streets, Chicago.
De particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne
b. +. PATRICK, Ticket Agent.
JAS. W. MCssON, Freight Agent, Chicago.
J. J. HousToN, Gen'l Freight Ag't Chicago.
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TERMS, CASH

WYE have Large Stock, and are selling at Low
wv prices for Cash, and should be pleased to re.
ceive orders for goods in line, which will receive
prompt attention.
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Democratic State Convention.

A Convention Of the Democracy of the State
Of Wisconsin, will be held at the Capitol, in
Madison, on the second day of October next, at
IL o'clock H., for the purpose of nominating
candidates for State officers, and trausactiDg
such other business may come before the
Convention.
By resolution of the last Democratic State
Convention each Assembly district will be en-
titled to two delegates. The districts will be
represented under the new apportionment.
The Committee recommend, that no person
be admitted as delegate, or substitute, who is
not duly accredited oy the electors of the dis
triot in which he resides; and that no delegate
De allowed more than one vote in said Conven-
ton.
The Committee also recommend, that the
meetings for the election of delegates be called
for the 21st day of September, and that the sew
eral district committees be requested to give i'm
mediate notice of the same. and that the call be
extended to all electors opposed to the sectional
platform and policy of the Republican party.
BERIAH BROWN, Chairman.
l. W. WEBSTER, ADOLPH WHITMAN,
JAS. ARMSTRONG, WILLIAM McNAIR,
FRANK HENRY, GEORGE H. READ,
JAMES VOLLMER. j. D. REYMERT,
Dem State Cent. Committee.
MILwAUKEs, Aug. IA, 1861.
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northern end until morning. So the Fifth
was marched over The road from the
Virginia end Of the bridge leads, for mile
and half up the ravine or gorge, until
it reaches the elevated table land. 1t has
been, at one time, some sort of a macads=
mized or paved road; though those are
very polite terms to use for it. The stones
seem to have been laid down just as they
were taken from the quarry, with little re-
gard to smooth surface, and then fur
nished with another and movable set Of
stones on top. Those of you who have
travelled that road from the Bay Settle-
ment to Red River will have pretty fair
idea of what it is.
By the time we had passed the Bridge,
the SIX y had clouded over, and the sides of
the ravine being heavily wooded, the road
being quite narrow, was so dark that moth
ing could be seen. Our little army strue-
gled up through the pass stumbling along
and occasionally, when it met an obstruc-
tion, such as halted army wagon or train
of artillery. stopping to breathe the hor-
ses, came to dead stand. Once, there
was call ahead to open the way, and
through our parted ranks there came a
squad of men bearing burthen. stoop-
ed down to look as they passed, and saw
that it was man stretched out upon a
litter. 1t was the guide, as | afterward
learned, of the advance, who had been
shot, though not mortally. by our own
pickets. He was a.Virginian, named Tens
nant, who had volunteered to show the
way to the position we were to occupy.
In passing along the line, in the early
part of the night, to deliver some orders,
| found our little uivandiere, dressed in
her tweed short skirt and trowsers, march
ing gaily with one of the companies. I
saw her but once that night. and fear that
she had tough time bivouacking on the
wei &IOuuu ~ Tile GH'l Vi luG lDdTCu. III
the extreme front Of the column was
Charley King, a son of the General, about
fifteen years old, swinging along at Zou-
ave gait, with buff leggins and red fez
cap, and little "Volcanic rifle" which
fires some forty balls without reloadipg.
Our old friend Dr.. Crane, with DR.. Will
bur, brought up the rear with the ambu-
lances, and DR.. Castleman, chief surgeon,
came on horse back.
Well, there was TO fighting after all.
The expedition had evidently been plan
ned to suddenly occupy an important po-
sition overlooking the approaches to the
Bridge, and to make one more step into
the enemy's country.
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County Supervisors.
Office of the Attorney General, ]
Madison, Wis, Sept. %, 1861. (

Maulsoti, 49,, Sept. Au, 1cO1' }
Francis 4. Hc6mun, Esq, Wdrsaw:
DEAR SIR Your favor of the 2Sth ulr.
WAS duly received. You inquire whether,
in my opinion, the Board of Supervisors
to be elected in November next, under the
provisions of chapter 100 of the General
Laws of 1861, are to be elected by the
county at large or by single districts.
| answer, by the county at large. This
Board is County Board, and its mem-
bers are county officers. In the absence
of any express direction in the Statute to
the contrary, the electors Of the whole
county would participate in the election
of these county officers in the same man.
ner as they do in the election of Register
or Sheriff. e.
There is no direction in the Statute for
any elections by districts; on the contrary
the Statute provides that, Such .Supervi-
sors shall be elected in all the organized
counties, and that votes cast for such Su-
pervisors shall be canyassed in the same
manner as the votes cast for other county
officers"
The object sought to be attained by
dividing counties into districts is evident
from the language of section of the act.
1t was to prevent in those counties, in
which a majority of the electors reside in
single town or city, a concentrating of
all the Board in such town or city. But
whatever doubt mi ght exist as to the pro-
per construction of the first and second
sections of the act, they must be removed
by section 5. This provides that when.
ever there shall be a vacancy in the Board
OF County Supervisors, the Clerk of the
Board shall notify the Sheriff thereof, and
make it his duty to order an election for
the purpose of supplying the vacancy, and
directs that a notice shall be posted ''in
each town in the county,"
If the election was to be held only in
districts, the notice would only require
publication or posting in each town in the
district.
think this renders the intention of the
Legislature too evident to require addi.
tional illustration.
Yours truly,
JAMES II. HOWE,
Attorney General.
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Ey Among the many anecdotes Of
Buena Vista one beats all others. An
Arkansas soldier wounded, asked an Irish
man to help him off the field. The latter
did so by enabling him to mount, and
strapping him on his horse riding himself
before. During the ride the poor Arkan-
sian had his head shot off unknown to his
companion. Arriving st the doctors
quarters the Irishman was asked what he
wanted
~ brought this man to have bis leg
dressed
why, his head is off !" sasd .be doc.
tor.
"Ihs bloody liar % exclaimed Mike,
looking behind him, Z" he tould me be vss
only shot in the leg!"
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North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods. Groceries and Provisions,
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oil-Cloth,
woolen yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles and
Gaitars, aud Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhangings, Brushes, &C
Respectfully solicit share Of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-n