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ssS2GIGEs Sale.

State OF " isconsin, Circuit Court Of Maaitowoc
County. George S. Glover against Nartiu
Kinney. Eiiztheth Kinney, aud Qnartus
Lee. Jude ment Of Foreclosure and sale
tn virtue of and pursuant to judgment rem
l. dered in said Court, il the above entitled ac>
ton, dated October 81 1860, | shall expose for
sale and sell ut pubic auction at the Court house
il tie village Of Manitowoc, or Saturday, The
l4th day Of September A. D. 1851, ut the uour
Of ten o'cloCk A, VI, OF that day, the following
q. scribed mortgagrd promises, CT so much
thereof rs may be ucc"ssaIv TO raise the amount
Of said Judgment, interest and costs, together
with the expenses Ct sale, 10 wit: The ea.i
half Of the Eog'h-esst quar'er Of sectin No
thitty-;wo 1922 in toau>hjp No twenty>oue,
I2I north o range No. twenty~two-2 Fast,
IN tie c0uaty Of Nauiiowoc, aud State If Via,
corsin.-Datad ShetiG's OhIce, naatowoc June
% 1861
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FIRST Ssow.-A light fall of snow Wis.
tied US on Saturday, and lasted until Mon.
day. We learn that several inches fell in
The north west part of the county.
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LETTER PROM CAPT. CLAtK-thc VAN,
oscoc Boys remember their Friends. The
following letter from Capt. CLARK 10 Jo~
rrn Villas. Jr., will be interesting and
appreciated by all the friends Of bis gal
snt Company
HEAD QUARTERS 9th REQ, w. v. !
Camp Griffin, Nov. II, '6I.
RIKsD EILAs:-
forward you by Express to-day, "A
aters, containing money for the friends
I members Of my Company. The follow
q is the list Of contributors. and those
ho are 10 receive:
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$40 Lroaiuau, New YORK.

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d. " BfRNE.S,
Agent for AAnltoaCc and rciiit ~hcre speci.
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WYNN MURPHY. sher.ff

AsuiauwCc Co. W I.coEsin,
WV. H. NrcHofs, Pla;sst,a's Attorney
Thr ab - sac j. hereby postponed, u1t.'
Monday Is i-cay OF October. 1881, at TIE
same r-at ans naae-Sherif'4 0tlice Mani.
t5w,c, SEP. nj l. 1861.
WYAAN sERPHY She..f'
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AND MILWAUKEE,
SCI. rrlt-..e 1861
d. = Il A ITCH.

TIVE undersigned viii attend to all business
L in the line of purchasing good. carving
parcels, doing errsnds, &c, beteern the various
ports on Lake Michigan, from Two Rivers 20
Milwaukee, during the season e navigation.
~ All orders left With JONI EEEDsRICKs,
enier on the steamer Coaaet, @Ili be faith
fully attended to.
JOHN LEONARD, Proprietor
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JUST RECETVED,

L'sTRAf.-Taken up by the subscriber on
IL the 2oih OF November, 1861. red OK.
With star on the iorth head, aud white on the
belly, or years old The owner Is requested
10 prove property, pay charges and take her
away. LAWRENCE COOEEY.
Sec. Is, town OF EoekIand, Nov. 2s 1851.
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Naniiowoc.
John P. Town, f=
Frederick Borcherdt,
and
Joseph Syme7.
DY virtue of an execution issued from said
ID Court in the above entitled action to uie ii.
rected aid delivered against the personal and
real property OF the above named defendants.
Frederech Borcherdt and Joseph Syrnes. have
seized and levied upon the following described
real estate and all the right title and Interest
the said defendants or either of them had in and
to the same on the 9Th day of April, 4. D..
1858, or which they or either Of them have slice
acquired thereto 10 wit:
All of those lots Of land situate in the village
of Two Rivers, County of nsaitowoc, ana State
Of Wisconsin, and known aud described as fol-
lows 10 VT
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The seven years Of uurvalltd sue less attending
TIE "e0S IoPGITay ART ASSOCIATION"

The seven years of unrivalltd sue less attending
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MARRIED.
AT the Catholic Church. in Manitowoc, Nov
-, 1861, BY Rev J. y. Peifrer, Mr.. LAW
RENEE GILL to Miss MARY hORRISSEY,
both Of Maple Grove.
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10 z I
lying and being in the County of Aanio~oc,
State of Wisconsin, which said real estate and
the said right, title and interest of the said de-
PENDANTS or either of them, shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction at the Court House
in the village of Manitowoc on Friday, the 3th
day of December, A. D. 1861, at the hour Of
ten o'clock, A. N. of that day to satisfy said ex-
ecution.-Dated Sheriff's Office, Manitowoc,
October 90, 1861.
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Miss Townsend will co-.ti0Ie to FUR ish, rig
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SE.erTn's Sale.

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, County of
ManiIowoc,
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TT The terms Of the PnoT are One
Dollar per yeaf-always IN ADVANCE.
~ Par Ur,
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SO CORDS Of WOOD wanted a. the
~ Ma iitowo~ Pilot Office. tor which the
highest price will be paid in subscriptions to tie
Advertising paper, &c.
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s Co., so
he persona entitled 10 receive this
asy, will be notified by mail, and will
or you for it.
he health Of our Company is improv-
We have review Of seven Diyi,.
! on Tue goth, and my Company head.
column OF sixteen Regiments.
Ire ny regards to ali my friends.
Your Truly,
TEMPLE CLARK,
Capt. Co. a. 5sh Reg. VIE. Vol.
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NOTHING But MONEY. By 7. s. staur.

In the January number Viii .. ed
CIV serial entitled
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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MADAME RAY, 260 SEVENTH AVENUE NEAR
WI Twenty street surprises all who visit her.
The sick, troubled and uncky should her powers
She tells your very thoughts, lucky numbers, losses
Ladies, 25 cents; gentlemen so cents.
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NJ B--wHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
W. Nine. BREWSTER, who has been consulted by
thousands in this and other cities with entire satisfaction
She feels confident she has equal She tells the
Of future wife husband and that of her vsiter you
wish TRUTH give her call at PSI Third avenue, above
Twenty first street. Ladies', so CENTS gentlemen 81.
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YJNIE ADvERTTSER IS IN POSSESSION OF THE KNOW
Il ledge for purifying Petroleum. or Rock Oil at less
than one half the former cost ana would like to commit
nicate with party having capital wishing to engage in
the business. Address Rock Oil, station a, Spring
street, n. Y.
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION As
n first class cook, understands her business in all
Ms branches in private family best city reference. Call
j0r two days at 900 4th ST. Washington square, in
the fruit store.
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NYANTEp-A SITUATION, By 4 Rt.SPECTABIE
w young woman. as charibernnd and waitress, or
10 assist in the washing and ironing to cook wash and
iron in small family. The best II city references given
Can be for days at AS Sd ave- third floor back
an
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CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SALOON FOR
~ saie-The location is excellent and doing good
business The proprietor is obliged to dispose Of the
establishment on account Of sickness. Apply at SO Sixth
avenue.
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A SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
IA woman as chambermad and waitress in private
Samily; has objection to help with the washing
give good city reference Please call at 1l8 West 9th
b. Can be for two days if not engaged.
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A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH
n and French, wishes a situation as chambermaid
And TO do plain sewing. Call at 131 Orchard st.,
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r. 9TH REGIMENT, INTENTIONALLY THE VOIUN-
% teers Of the above regiment who in the bat
tie at Bull run, and all other persons wishing to enrol
themselves for the organization under the command
of Thos. f. eagher will apply at 66 Elm street, S91
Bowery. THO5. CANTON Captain.
JoHN J. HURLEY, Company
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A SITUATION WANrED-BY A REsrssr.pfp wo
n man, cook she understands her bSssnnboLlr W.
excellent baker OF bread and pastry; will ASSIST
washing and ironing of small private family, ,S
cook wash and iron; best city reference Call la g
10Th st. vast
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A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT YOUNG WO.
IA man wishes employment; would sew take care of
children or assist III light housework. Any lady reuur.
ing faithful and steady person will call at or address for
two days 1872 East 23d St, up stairs.
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NOR SAIE-TtIE MANHATTAN HOUSE, NO. 265 BOW
IL cry The proprietor wishing to retire from business
would sell his Stock, Fixtures, Furniture and Business
and give lease to the purchaser of ten years
of the premises, at a fair rent. Inquire Of CHARLIE
WILSON, on the premises.
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A SITUATION WANTTD-BY A RESPECTABIE SCOTCH
IA woman, as first class cook understands her bust
ness in all its branches; is excellent bread and cake
baker Can be seen for two days at 132 West 18th ST.
between 9th and It'll avs
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ASTROLOGY.

NORA A. SEAMAN, INDEPENDENT CLAIRvOYANT.-.
~ Medical ami Business consultations day and evening.
The science she unolds is satisfactory to ALL it is
necessary to give Illustrations Of the astounding results,
but continues at 23g Division street.
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4 SITUATION WANTED--BY a RESpECTABIE WO-
IA man, to do the cooking, washing and ronitg Of
small private family she has lived four years in her
place Gail for two days al No. 9Th ST.. the Bowery.
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CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT AND NEWSPAPER DEPOT
~ for SALE in good location is long and well establish
Call at 1876 Seventh avenue, between Twenty-thTd and
Twenty fourth streets
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A NURSES SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESSPECrA-
IA BILE woman Of many years experience; is fully com.
peent to take the entire charge of infant from its bth
would go by the week as seamstress the best OF
city reference. Can be for two days - Sd ave
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A PROTESTANT WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS
IA nurse good city reference. Call at 90 West 10Th
st. between 9th and 7th av, in the rear, second floor,
'front.' room.
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DOOKS.-ANY ONE HAVING A MODERATE SIZED
ID Library Of standard, literary &C., works, in good
condition. for sale cheap for cash. address Garry
BROOKLYN Post Office, W. ID.
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CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM AND FRUIT STORE
~ for sale, at sacrifice; neatly fitted up, and doing
very good business these times satisfactory reasons ioI
selling For particulars apply to FERRIS co., III Mas
sau street.
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CtOW FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT FAMILY MICE
~ Cow; will be sold very low. Apply at the stable
40 East Fifteenth street.
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1GS B0WERY, NEAR BRO0ME STREET, MADAME
IOc WIDGEE, Clairvoyant and gifted Spanish lady,
unveils the mysteries of uturity love- marriage absent
friends sickness; prcscrbes medicines for all Diseases
tells lucky numbers property lost or stolen, &c.
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BAKERY FOR sALE-AT CARMANSvHLE, I62D
ID street and Tenth avenue, with long lease and low
rent, will be sold cheap Inquire the premises at
the Abingdon Bakery Of Jane street and Eighth
avenue,
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XyTANTED-A SITUATION BY A YOUNG WOMAN,
w cook washer and ironer to do general house
work in small private family. The best of city refer
Call for two days at 453 Greenwich street,
Canal third door front room.
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G EOn WILL BUY THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIX
NOCOO lures Of one Of the best corner wholesale
and retail Liquor Stores down town, fitted up in first
class STYLE doing good business good lease and low
rent. Apply to I. GAFFNEY, 10 Chatham street.
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T IGHTE l. BRADBURYS'
IL New Scale Overstrung Bass Patent Insulated FUN
Frame Grand and Square Pianofortcs, No 421 Broome
street
What everybody says must be true; everybody says
they are the BEST therefore they must be the best
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IMPORTANT TO PACKERS OF CEEESE-TTIE SUB.
i scrber is manufacturer and dealer in Scale
Boards ard keeps supply constantly hand, and
would respectfully solicit orders for shipment any
part OF the country For particulars please address
A. H. Wilcox, Twnsburg, Summit county, Ohio.
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LH0R SALE-TRE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
IL Grocery and Liquor Store in good location; viii
sell at sacrifice if called for Immediately Apply on tn
premises, 277 Seventh avenue.
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INOR SAIE-THE MACHINERY OF A MILL, NEARLY
Il new, for grinding Sombrero and other Guano. The
machinery is Of the most approved style used for thu
purpose and built in the most substantial manner, will
requisite facility for carrying the business fo
which constructed Can be and further nfor
nation obtained, by applying the premises, O
Inlay and William streets Brooklyn.
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A GREAT SACRIFICE.-S13O MAGNIFICENT BOSE
IA wood seven octave Panoforte; original price 1925
old established city manufacturers has round corners
and modern improvements, splendid tone, &c Apply
for three days at the residence % Third street, neal
Second avenue.
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VXTET NURSE-A YOUNG AND HEALTHY WOMAN
w with good breast of milk, would like situation
wet nurse; best Of given Inquire at 900
Wooster ST., below Amity, between and p. NJ, Tor
thraa DAVIS
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FINE ARTS.

A NEW STEEL PORTRAIT or MCCLELLAN JUST
N pabshcd fire steel Engraving, from a Photo
graph In The possession Of tie Generals family Price
x cents. Agents wanted.
WILLIAM PATE 1G Burling sip, Y.
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ITO SOAP MANUFACTURERS.-F0R SALE CHEAP
two Iron Pans ten feet diameter and eleven feet deep
with steam coils complete also two Pans, six feet diane
ter and five feet deep cast iron Pan six feet by five
and twenty-five Soap Frames Apply at the factory o.
the New York Oeic Company, Kent avenue, near Broad
way, Brooklyn, f. D.
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MADAME SHAEFFER 2S3 SECOND STREET BE-
w tween avenue and Union market, second floor },
room st continues to tell about love, marriage,
absent friends business and journeys. Ladies' 25 cents
Gentlemen not admitted Office hours from A. NJ To-
9P. N.
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TTNO BANKERS.-TyIE ADVERTISER NOW PUBLISHING
L old and well established financial journal with an
extensive circulation and having other important inter
ests which demand his immediate attention. desires to
dispose an interest his publications. connect with
party of unquestiouabe reputation and integrity and
ample means to do extensive banking, exchange and
collection business such party will realize its
value upon an interview Principals only may address
Publisher box GA New York Post Office.
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TN0R SAIE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF TIL
IL grocery and liquor store, No. 339 Ninth street; viii
be sold cheap as the owner will sell them at auction
not sold before the FIRST of the month
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I,NLEGANT OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR
IL $685. cost 1915 but ten months ago has iron frame
ovcrstrung bass and is good new must be disposed
Of this week as the owner is going Canada Can be
at No. 127 Twenty first street. near Third avenue
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VNJANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE GIRLS, SfTUA-
w tions in city country. One good plain cook,
and excellent washer and roner would do general house
work. The other neat chambermaid and waiter; is
nice plain sewer. They are highly recommended APP
ply at ITO West 10th street for two days. second Aoor
front