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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-27

SEIZURES OF MgSrrIoEs OF WAh--A TEST
FOR THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT good dea!
has been said about the legality of our block
ade of the Southern porss and the propriety OF
the seizures made by the ships-Of-war of the
federal government The case of the Tropic
Bird, so recently decided by Judge Dunlop, is
one Of those contested by the English authori-
ties, and 1t is understood that it is to be carried
before the Supreme Court. The case OF the
Hiawatha is now also before our courts, 40
| is being tested by the British Consul. BesT le
| these Instances, it May be mentioned ths
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authorities e. vs&ching these eeSzares With ths
greatest care and assiduously collecting all the
sfidavit and other documents bearing on
then, for use when the cotton season begins.
Now We have intelligence of the seizure of a
British vessel having on board, according to
the telegraphic despatch, no less than twenty
Thousand stand Of arms for the rebellious
States, besides other munitions of var. While
the British agents are about ii, we would ad-
wise them to test the legality of this seizure
along with that of all the others
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IMPORTANT MILITARY APPOINTMENTS AND MovE-
VENTS AT WAsHNGTeN.-We learn, by CORES
pondence from Washington, that Mr.. John A.
Dix, an old gentleman and politician, hos
been appoinsed Brevet Major General, Ia place
of General Mcdowell, q Young, enterprising
and educated soldier We suppose this is all
right. We further learn that Mr.. Hiram Wal
bridge, formerly member Of Congress for q
district Of this city, has been appointed Deputy
Secretary of War, and is in correspondence
with the various Governors of the Northern
States. He has just rendered important ser
vice at the seat Of war, near Arlington Heights
in saving from destruction the carriage ant
pair of runaway horses of distinguished pei
sonage. 1t is believed General Walbridg
will be now offered the appr ,intment of Maio
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CONCERT IN AID or THE VOLUNTEERS. concert viii oe
given this evening 1t the Reformed Dutch church, Third
avenue near twenty FIRST street, BROOKLYN aid OF ocr
patriotic volunteers and their families The he band
~ the North Carolina contributes the instrumental por
ION ~ the enter ard Miss pressler and Acssrs
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Sll>ttwarys

ANGyL CALDER0N De La RAHCA.
BY She last steamer from Europe We have recawed M
tegence Of she death OF Dr. Angel Calderon De Basoa
late spanish Minister at Washington. The deceased who
was upwards OF seventy years old, was we'll known IN
this country, where he married Scotch lady Of superior
attractions and intellect and dwell happily for nuoer
Of years HIS death occurred at San Sebastian, spain
nm t,ae 3let ultimo.
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POLITICAL MILITARY GENERALS AND THE VE1E-
RAN GENERAL WooL.-We are daily in receipt
Of reports from Washington about the appoint
pent of this or that politician to the positions
If msjor and brigadier generals. In fact, how
o dispose of these political military aspirants
appears to be about all that engages the atten-
lion Of the administration. The ineompetency
Inhibited by these politicians in command at
Big Bethel and Vienna does not seem to have
heaten the first particle Of common sense into
the heads of the Washington authorities; but,
on the contrary, they continue in the same old
path, and are evidently preparing for another
wholesale daughter Of our gallant volunteers
led on by party hacks. There is just now
great deal of fuss about Major Gene
raj Dix, with an apparent intention to
take him from the political rank and SUI
persede a regular and experienced officer
with him. Other movements Of similar ra-
ture are also reported. Were we really siort
of competent officers this might do; but aere is
General Wool, veteran in the service, an old,
tried and experienced officer of tie army, who
Has uot Uccn CdlAcu upou, Vut '09AA'o w ~ ASo'
eight of by the powers that Ie, in their great
anxiety to bolster up the politicians, or, in other
words, turning the cold shoulder to an able and
experienced officer, and appointing men Of
doubtful capacity and pla3-day soldiers totake
the command in his place. The public would
like to know whose work this is. Is it General
Scott's, Secretary Cameron's, or President Lin
coins? VIII our correspondents at Washing.
ton inform us who the black sheep in the gov
eminent flock is, that the pent up wrath of mil
lions of freemen may be poured out upon him,
and he be brought to realizing sense Of the
bitter feeling that exists everywhere, excepting
among the party hacks, for this ruinoNs and
objectionable courses Give as the name Of the
black sheen.
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H n EWS,
yiment, Col. J. Mcleod Mur-
'e...;.s Point, were under orders
ION yesterday, but not being
\ Murphy telegraphed 70
tor Q delay until Saturday
atO, but gave him one
giment ready. Unless
gramme the Fifteenth
to-day, and proceed
On.
ain Bryant, from
'ew Orleans bari
and reports =
and night by
oner rugged
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There is cad dereliction of duty somewhere in
connection with the lighting at night of the
lower part Of the city. Indeed, PORTIONS Of it
A. lof1 4, az, ob ohs,,t;fr ll.,s ss~,t,..-
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Virginia Ann, in order TO get clear Of her, was
compelled to carry heavy press Of canvas, in
doing which che carried away her maintepmast
backstay. On the following day both vessels were
becalmed, when the schooner used sweeps and
made for the bark, but fortunately at this time
fresh breeze sprung up, and the schooner was soon
out of sight.
bill of indictment was found yesterday by the
United States Grand Jury against the privateers-
men taken on board the Savannah, charging them
with treason and piracy
While the United States steamer Colorado was
at sea- on the evening of June 20, break occurred
in the after standard supporting the reversing
shaft to the propeller. 1t had broken midway,
and at point where triangular shaped piece
had been sawed out of the rib, and a nicely fitted
piece Of soft wrought iron inserted and fastened
by small tap bolt. The surfaces had then been
filed smoothly and painted over as before But
for the breakage il would have escaped the most
critical examination. A strict inspection was
made of the other parts, resulting in the discovery
of o similar work upon the forward standard of
The reversing shaft Several other flaws we're dis
covered, and the conclusion was irresistible that
ONE villain had wrought all this mischief for the
purpose of disabling the ship. A delay of thrtysix
hours caused before the repairs could be made,
and the vessel again proceed on its course.
As far as heard from the result of the vote on
The declaration of independence" in Tennessee
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CONFECTIONERY.
ERNEST TURPTN

No. s. old Levss street, Nev-orIeans,
HAVING greatly enlarged his Steam Works, is
IL prepared 70 I'll orders for every description Of
Confectionery, freshly manufactured-warranted ful-
" equal = similar articles imported from any quar-
Drops, Candies. and Sugar Pumss are extensively
and favqIAhy known throughout the South wet
TERMS; Cash. or approved city aceeptances
Ae0CTteaRs, Oct. 10, le6o. 52-6m
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Fur NrTuRE
c. FLINT 4 IONS.
CABINET FURNITURE.

~ AMI 40 ROYAL STREET NEW ORLEANS.
UTotLD Invite the attention Of their friends and
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Steam Mill for Sale.

II OFFER FOR SALE A NEW FORTY HORSE
II pOWEsR ENGINE and Circular saw MIL with q
inch Saw SIS feet OF Carriage, heavy castron mead
about The Engine and Saw Mill including Doctor.
The pumps have no connection with the engine,
which 4 decided improvement over the Old style Of
driving pumps attached 70 the engine.
This machinery - guaranteed 10 saw nom eight 70
twelve thansand feet Of plank per day IN good timber
viii ease; also, 70 be Of good material and workman
ship
Trnus-One half cash, and the balance in six and
nine months. For further particulars address -
Hulsora. Ms. Feb. I. II H-o
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Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVIGORATOR.

Mosae July lO,iua
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Thompson & Barnes,
% and IS Common Street. New-Orleans,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS OF WINES,


AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS OF WINES,
BRANDIES, GIN, &C.
Brandies.
hines Hennessey.-.-.. Pinet.
Denis, Henry Monnie Co.-....Castillon.
Also, the celebrated
Woifand Radolph's AROMATIC sCHIEDAM sCHNAPs.
Wines.
O,burn's Ports F; Coburn's Port Juice;
Sierra Sherries; Blackburn's Madeira
ALSO.
SweetMalaga- Cherry Bounce,
Scotch whisky, Jamaica Rum,
lrish Whisky, New England Rum,
Old Bmrbon Whisky, Rye Whisky,
POrterAnd Ale, Goulays Bitters,
Cordaas, Hostetter other Bitters,
Champagne, ETC. etc.
Always on hand and which will sell at the lowest
markei rates, ard on the same terms as New York
and Philadelphia houses, for undoubted paper.
We 40 have constantly on hand and arrive,
large sick Of the following articles VIZ;
Rio, Java and Laguyra Coffee,
Brown Sugar. all qualities;
Crushed and Powdered do;
Large and small Loaf do;
Brown Soap various kinds;
Fancy Scented do do;
star anlEperm Candles; saleratus- B Carb- Soda
Preserve. all kinds Mustard, Ky. and English,
Brandy Euits- Ketchups, all kinds,
sardnesI. obsters, Pickles, all sizes,
Cove Oysers. salmon, Buckets, Brooms,
MackerelHerring, Tubs. Well Buckets,
WrappntPaper, Manila Rope,
Matches. Nails. Rasins,
Foreign ad Dom. Ct gars- Currants. Figs,
salt stare. Goshena3utter,
iadigo, slees, Almonds Brazil Nuts,
Cream Tartar.
virginia Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
AlsS, dpct receivers Of Whisky, Beef Butter,
Cheese Lad, Lard OIL etc. direct from the West
Our face such 70 to enable us 70 I'LL all orders,
whether lare or SMALL at prices as low as they can
b. purchasd IN our city.
Parties VIII may favor with their orders, may
" upon havig them filed promptly, and at regular
prices, for cab OF good city paper.
THOMPSON & BARNES,
2snd 25 Common Street. New Orleans.
Nee OrleaH Jan. 1851 16-1y
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DIR. JAMES
old Established Disposar, has been removed
from No. 50 CastophOuss Street,
O'0irg % fire, 70
ara Canal ST., Cor. Canal and Rampant.
For he Cure Of ca t..ss6asc. Aere,ziaz .Syph-
ilitie, and al Priuafe Diseases, tgih-
ont Mercury, HiHdrance from
Business or Exposure
10 Friends.
THE unparalleled success which has attended DR.
i JAMES practice in the principal cites q the
United States and Europe-the many remarkable
cures he has Effected, which were pronounced incu-
rahle by celebrated physicians, ias;ifes DR.. JAMES
in Offering his services 70 the confidence Of the unfor
tunate.
The following are some Of the Diseases termed
Private and which DR. JAMES permanently Grad
icates, namely:
Syphilis
Primary. Secon-
Diary, AMI Tertiary.
Structures, urethral Dis
charges elect, Gonorrhusa- Noe
turnal Emissions Diseases Of the Back
and Loins- inflammation of the Blad-
der and Kidneys, Rheuma-
usm. Il ydocCle, Nerio-
cele, cancers etc.
ETC. ETC.
Diseases Peculiar 70 Females, snch as Amenorrhae,
Iysmeuorrhea. Metrafhagia. Nervous De-
biltiy. etc. successfully treated.
DR. JAMES long practice in New Orleans. and the
endorsement Of the almost entire Southern and 9TH
er presses. should convince the most septeal that
Ut. James and will perform what be promises.
DR. JAMES would also call the attention especially
Of those who have privately and improperly Injured
themselves ia thai secret aud solitary haft which
ruins the body and mind. uniting them for either
business Or society. producing both constitutional de-
biliiy and impotence.
The following are some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits of youth. viz: Weak
ness Of the Back ana Limbs, Pain in the Head Dim
ness Of Vision, Loss Of Mnraar Power. Palpitation
of the Heart Dyspepsia, Nervousness, lrrtabilty
symptoms Of Consumption etc. Mentally the fear
fu effects on the mind more 70 be dreaded-Loss
II Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression II Spirits
Evil Forehodngs. Aversion to Society, SelfDistrust
Love Of solitude, Timidity etc. some Of the evils
produced
All persons afflicted with any Of the above rnalades
or symptoms, should not f4il to call on Dr. James.
and be at once restored 10 perfect health Lot no false
dehcacy deter you but call az once and save your
self from the awful and terrible consequences Of these
much TO be dreaded maladies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANsimmediately cured.
and foil vigor restored
GONORkH0sA cured ia one to three davs
Remember, DR.. JAMES Office has been removed
70 the corner Of CANAL AND RAMPANT STREETS,
No. 2l2
OFFICE HOURS from A. NJ. to SPIN.
Ne' Orleans JAM I51y
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Linuid lair DYe,

which aaer years Of scientific experimenting, I have
brought b. perfection. Il dyes Black or Brown in
saniy without injury 10 the Hair Skin, warranted
tbs hdsi article Of the kind IN existence.
Price, Only so Cents.
DEPOT, So DEY STREET, NEW YORK.
Ne Iark Ana. %. 1900 4o-ly
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having secured their novel aud ingenious invention
by American and European patents, are fully prcpar-
"a 90 execute ali orders for
Mfniature I,frenesvea Of poreona or China
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An Effective, Safe and Economical Compound,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR 20 it, original color
without dyeing, and preventing the hair from turn
ihr gray.
FoR PREVENTING BAIDNEss. and curing it.
when there is the least particle of vitality recu-
perauVe energy remaining
FOR REMOVING sCURF AND DANDRUFF, and
an ritnncous affections Of the Scalp.
FOR BEAurIFllNG THE HAIR, imparting 70 il an
uucquacd gloss and hrilliancy, making 10 soit and
silky IN IT, texture and causing Il TO curl readily.
fUfuE great celebrity and the increasing demand for
u this unequaled preparation. convince the propri-
eior that one trial Is only necessary 70 satisfy dis
corning pupc Of superior qualities over any other
preparation 90 present IN use II eleanses the head
and scalp fro dandruf and other eutaneous diseas-
es Causes The HAIR % grow uxurianty, and gives It
rich, son, glossy and hexible appearance, and also
where the hair IS loossnng and thinning. Il will give
strength and vgnr TO the roots and restore the growth
70 those parts which have become bald, causing it TO
yield q fresh covering d hair
There are hundreds Of ladies' and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored BY the Of
this Invgorafor when all other preparations had
laed. l. NJ. has in his possession letters innumer-
able tcstying 20 the above facts nom persons Of the
highest respectability. Il will eectuay prevent the
har from fi niug grav until the latest period Of life;
and in cases where the hair has already changed ts
color the use Of the Inugorafor viii with certainty
restore n 70 its original hue. giving It dark, glossy
appearance. A. perfume for the toilet, and a Hair
Restorative. t IL particularly recommended. having
agreeable fragrance and the great facilities Il az
fords IN dressing the hair, which, when moist with
he Invroraior can b. dressed IN any required form
80 a. 10 preserve IT, place. whether plain in curls
hence the great demand Tor u ~ the lAales ~ stan
dard toilet article which none ought to be without, as
lie price places it within the reach q all. being
Only Twenty-Five Cents
per bottle 20 Be- had a. all respectable druggists and
perfumers.
L. MILLER would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians % the use Of his lnvgorator, in cases
where the chiidrens Hair incnes TO be weak. The
use Of t lays the foundation for good head Of hair
as % removes any impurities that may have become
connected with the scalp, the removal Of which is
necessary for re health OF the child and the future
appeanoe Of lie HAIR
Cauuos-Nono genuine without the fac simile
LOUIS MILLER being on the outer wrapperi also
q. Muers Har TNrqorator N. Y. blown IN the glass
Wholesale Depot @ Dey B. and sold BY AL tho
principal Merchants and Druggists throughout the
word.
Literal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
also desire 70 present 70 the American Public my
| NJ md In.nrn-aH ln-Lanllnanna
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Novelty In the Art Worldi
Photograph Upon Porcelain.
Secured BY letters patent IN The United States, En-
gland. France and Belgium.
The American Photographic Porcelain Co.,
No. 7sI Broadway, New York.

No. 7st Broadway, New York,
having secured their novel aud ingenious invention
hy American and European patents, fully prcpar
ed 20 execute ali orders for
Miniature I,ikeneases OF Persons OF China,
presenting all The attractive and adyantagcous faa
iure= o. ordinary photographs thc 6rlLsncy and IN
ed quality OF durability. by hein Wondered impcr.
shahle a. The natural properties q the arseies upon
a. he patched process Of the Company enables
TIE reproduction n Photographs not only on plain
surfaces hut upon such ~ are round or Of any de-
uih aulfless accuracy. and delcary u deiineaton.
upou Porcelain uares u any description and dmen-
zion used articles oi luxury or Of household utl-
ty, such as
ticles, &C.;
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique aud exquisite style Of ornameniaiion Of art-
h order 10 furnish ftes for the qualification Of
the popular taste, and 20 meet the wants Of those
patrons of The Fine Arts desrous % having Portraits
rope collection Of superior procelian goods, manu-
iactnrcd 20 Their own order, which they sell a. cost
A. he American Company are owners Of the pat
ent right and consequently the only persons author
iEed v the process, they have determined Ia
der 70 a1erd people in every section Of the Union an
Portraits on China.
10 make he following proposition 10 residents in The
country who are unable % visit personally the Ateler
and Galleries IN Nev York.
Persons sending photograph, amhrotype or da-
Tlerreutype 30 Che Office Of the Company Ia New
York, accompanied bv
Five Dollars,
viz rsoeive in return BY express free Of other charge
A richly ornamonted breakfast Cup and sau-.
Ger, with the portrait transferred thereon.
BY transmitting . daguerreotype and
Ten Dollars,
hey vii receive IN Ike manner,
Ahandsoms French Vase or Toilet Article.
With The portrait Reproduced BY The patented process
b. sending pair o. daguereotypes and
Tifteon Dollars,
hey vii receive IN return
A Pair Of rich sevres Vases,
win ths portrats executed equal 10 niniature paint
ing md in like manner portraits can Be Reproduced
on proceiian wares OF
Vases OF every quality Of hnish.
ranging IN price from
Twenty to One Hundred Dollars the pair.
n. B.-Be particular in writing The address, town,
county and State distinctly.
An letters TO be ADDRESSED 70
MANAGER. AMERICAN
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COMPANY.
- Isl Broadway New York.
Oct H. 800 3-Sm
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MILITARY GOODS.

MILITARY UUUUD.
Pun nress and Faiirue Caps.
cold Giit Epaulettea Cor an ofhcers.
Wnrsied Elaulaitea and Shoulder Scales.
Shoulder straps. saurd knnta,
Pine nii General and aian swords,
Muunfcd-iiua
rarnlrr uFcara
auk-Criu,san and Green-and worsied sashcs.
Cold and Gnt fnces Of all kinds.
FrInEcs f1r Banners and Ffrs,
Orange. Blue, Green and SCARLET Cord and Braid Tor
cosi Buitous ~ VIC OILS. voiugissr corPsJ and
~ kinds.
Cafridrn Boxes and Belts. Ac kc.
Companies VII ne furnished ~ short notice on
good terms Al communications and orders attend
"a tu promptly.
M N Orange fir CaralrY-nlus Cor infsntry-
Green Or Rie-scariet for Artiiiery Companies-
STATE Regulation.
MAJ. Feb %, 1881. 1aiy
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CTATIONARY STEAM ENGINES

CTATI0NARY STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES, FROM 70 Is DIAMETER OF CYLrS
DER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from IL to 80
horse power.
DRAINING WHEELS, from Il feet to 80 fee. d.
ameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, nom to 20 inches in dame
ter.
Lea a Leavitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
With both iron and wooden frames, with NorcrosSi
Rocker Boxes and stearn'a patent Eccentric Head
Blocks.
Pages and Page { Chnd's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
Straubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS
from Is 10 30 inches diameter
NEWELLS COTTON SCREWS, Of g. ~ and IL
inches in diameter, BY y feet long, and geared for
sither horse OF steam power
sIIAFTING, COUPLINGS, PULLIEs, STANDS,
HANGERS and Boxes or an siEes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS. a inches in diarneter
and from l6 t. 80 feet long
CIRCULAR SAWS. up 70 T2incheE diameter.
DOCIOh ENGlNlh. Of various sizes
INDIA RUBBER BANIE, Of all sizes
An assortment Of all sizes Of the above articles gen
orally in store ready Tor delivery Al the shortest no
wee, and for sale on the most favorable terms and at
he lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Pull printed Catalogues OF prices VIII be sent to any
address BY mail.
H. GILMAN,
70 Gravier Street, New-Orlaans.
EsiS-ortsuns, July 2, lseo 42-ly
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-08-09
Circuit COurt-ManitOwoc County.

Herman Gilbert and John Maths, against VIM
G. Chase, Nancy Proctor, Lucia Butler, Harriet
S. Proctor, John c. Proctor, Edward A. Nicoll,
and John B. n. Cogswell.
TT APPEARING to me that the defendants,
L William Chase. Nancy Proctor, Lucia
Butler, Harriet S. Proctor, John G. Proctor,
Edward A. Nicoll, reside out of this State, and
cannot be found therein, and that this action is
brought for the partition of certain lands situate
in the county of Manitowoc, and that the per-
sons having an intt rest in portion of said lands
are unknown. Now, therefore, on motion of
VIM. N. NICHOLS, the Plaintiffs Attorney, it is
ordered that all persons Interested in said prem~
Uses hereinafter described, appear and answer
the complaint in this action on or before the
10th day of August, 1861, and that this order
be published in the MANITowoC PILOT, a news
paper printed and published in the county of
Manitowoc, for six successive weeks, once in
each week. The following is depscription of
tho premises sought to be partltioned, to wit ::
The east half of section twenty-20-the
Forth west quarter of section twenty one--2l-
the west half Of the southeast quarter of sec.
ton twenty one-2l-the northeast quarter,
and the northwest quarter of section twenty
eight-and the east half of the north east quar-
ter of section twenty -ninc-2e-all in township
seventeen north of range twenty. one-2l
east, in the county of Manitowoc, and Srate
of Wisconsin.-Dated July ., ls6t.
GEO. N. WOODIN,
Court Commissioner for Manitowoc Co., Wis.