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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-24

Drsr1SeuIsHEb VISITORS Commodore Duncan n
I,1raham. who has endeaPed himself to his country
men by his heroism in the celebrated Aoszta agalr,
Is now in this city. Capt semmes, late OF the
;.ed states Navy is also here. Both of these gal
Ia. so,o 81 tba South have returned to share the
fate of the new Confederacy, which is gradually as
Stunning colossal proportions. Montgomery A@s~>
hSeg,
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Z The god ct Pittsburg.

PrrTsBr q Feb. 22.-Washingtons birthday was
celebrate,4 1day by the military of this city and
vicinity, u made an imposing parade. The streets
were croy ~ by strangers Many business houses
were clc-SN all the public and several private
buildings Sfre decorated with flags. There is
grand milfss 2 and civic ball tonight.
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A YANKEE PRINTERS ToAsT.-At Printers sup
per, in Boston, in honor Of the birth day OF FRANZ
LIZ, the following toast was drunk, ali sIano-
ing.
Tie So,dlt-May It never be necessary to use
Shooting Sticks to knock into pi the forms Ct our
Southern brethren
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cMrIes sumner Censurcd.

BosToN F5SS1. 22.-The Common Council of this
city last ing passed resolutions, by large ma
jority, ce - ing Hon. Charles Sumner for his re-
marks in ~ Senate of the United States relative to
the signeI 81 the petition for the passage of the
Crittend II )mpromise.
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For Louisville and Cincinnati.
FHVBE regular packet Lebanon, DLVIs M
ter, will depart above and all intermediate aSA
landings on Monday the 25th inst, at o'clock -
For freight or passage apply on tOard or to
ii il. HARRISON,
feb24-h A. HAMILTON, Agents.
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u Southern Congress has enacted law 0fsa''l-
Executive Departments for that Conieoerscy
SIMILAR to those of the United States except "i"'
1fcy have omitted the Interior Department
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FoR PaDUOAB AND CAIRO


FENHE regular st. Louis Memphis and Louisville -
Il connecting packet May Duke, DAVIS, Mas eHa[SA
ter wiljepart for the above and intermediate land
ings, TUESDAY, the gath in at II o'clock NJ For freight
or passage apply on board or to
feb24-2t A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
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Fifty naVS.

Great SITS crowd the times. But the action is
too scenic, 60 dramatic for permaDence. Nations
may be y" in day, but they do not spring. all
panoplie - ON the front Of every passing hour.
Let US Flew the events of fifty days.
On the e of November the people of tn, United
States eli 2csd their fourteenth Presdent-Abraham
Lincoln. t4EIllinos. He was chosen regularly and
constitutAally but with scarcely the honor of
vote in az Southern State. except Virginia, Mary
land, Del n are, Kentucky and Missouri. In these
ticket wsk run, and, though overwhelmed, was
enough show that difference of opinion, at
least, exisEd there.
On the 9Th of December South Carolina passed
an ordina2 he of secession. This was followed by
the seizu of the revenue cutter Aiken, and of the
u. S. arsoxll
On the 81 of December Major Anderson moved
from Ford d0utrie to Fort Sumter, and so took the
commanded Charleston harbor.
On the E5lh of January Forts Pulaski and Jack
son. and e'United States arsenal at Savannah. with
Fort Massn and the arsenal at Fayetteville, n. c.,
were seized.
On the Sd Fort Morgan, near Mobile, and Mt Yer
non arsenal, were taken, On the 9Th the arsenals
at Apaecola, and en- the 9Th Forts johnson,
and Caswsll. in North Carolina, were also seiz-
ed. The same day Florida Convention adopted Sc
session resolutions. On the 9th Mississippi follow
ed suit vs,ile at Charleston the New York steamer
Marion - seized and the Star of the West fired
into On>he 10th Fort McRae, at Pensacola and on
the lIth Forts Pike, st. Philip and Jackson, with
the arserIl at Baton RoCge, were seized. The
same day Alabama seeded. On the 18th Fort Bar
RANGES and the Pensacola navy yard was taken. On
the 18th G 9rgia seeded. On Sunday, Jan. 20,
Ship Islal q k9rt was taken by Capt. Howard. On
the Path gov. Brown, of Georgia, seized the arse
nal at Aut ,sfa. Louisiana seeded on the 26, and
Texas on Is LIST of February about which time the
revenue Z r McClelland fell into the hands of the
accession n Feb I'd the cutter Lewis Cass was
surrenderSS5y its traltorous commander FEB. s
the arser gSsst Little Rock, Ark. was taken-Oapt,
Braggis tcsj.ated battery being there. Feb the
Mongomet q Convention proclaimed the "Confed-
Grated SI@ of America, and elected JeH DAVIS
PresidenE.ss its provisional Government: The same
day. five SSg York vessels were seized In the port
of Savar NJ by order OF Gov brown
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geographic dispatch states that information
from Europe asthoriscs the statement that none Of
the European Governments viii recognize the Gov
ernment of the Confederate States, as Govern
ment de faciO until it is recognized BY the United
States. We regard this fabrication on its face.
In the first place, it is very improbable that the
European Governments would make such decla-
ration in advance to be DRAFTED about and published
in the newspapers. European diplomacy is habtu-
ally cautious and silent European Governments
arr moved by selfinterest, and do not presume to
judge of the cause of domestic q1arrels among
other nations and If they did they would not thus
proclaim their purpose to the world. If there is a
reasonable probability Of the seeded States main
tanning their independence, every intelligent man
must admit, England and France win hesitate long
before they will refuse official intercourse with
countries in which they have such high and import
ant interests and with which their commercial in
torcourse is SO profitable 70 themselves.
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unsaalns ma..sr On Flr.. FaEe. !


The Black Republican papers are loud in their
nraises of Mr.. ErHERDGE and Gov. Johnson. ENER-
son ErHKrDdE and ANDREW JOHNSON. We much
regret the association of these two names. If Gov.
JOHNSON had remained true to his old Democratic,
States Rights notions, it would not have been thus.
But in fatal hour he forgot the people from whom
he sprung whose rights he has often end so ably
defended and threw his strength in favor Of the
Central government and against the rights of the
people for whose protection it was formed
He forgot his old maxim that Government
wasS made for the people, and not the peo
pie for government. he forgot that it was
the States that made the Federal Government,
and not the Federal Government that made the
States that the Federal Government is the creature
and the States fheI creator he forgot the fonda
mental differences which exist between Democracy
and Federalism Hence it is. that there is not a
Federaiist in all the land there is not one who Ia
vors strong government" there is not proml-
nent politician in Tennessee, or elsewhere IN the
Union. whom Gov JOHNSON has been accustomed
to hold up to public gaze as In tacor of powerful
government and against the people that is not
To-day lavish in praises OF his efforts IN
favor of the Federal Government and against the
rights and powers of the people of the States. There
cannot be found throughout the entire length and
breadth of the Union politician or political paper
that has forever favored Federalism in its rankest
sense that does not rejoice at the course Of Gov.
JOHNSON during the present session. 1t is true, most
true, that the great Northwest hereafter has the
great controlling power in the government but it is
better to be right than be President.
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TUSr received constantly, 1e article o. Paa
varnjA Of the best quality in quantities to suit gur
chasers BENZ shAaLDc = w.
Also osusgnrsnt Of Perumerys Euyslops for sale ne
trade iianss-sfl > Z y Wv
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sOuthe i Observation-Disclosures for Col
"a IPctOts,

EHNur J y 4
g lectoIs.
sneciai ktention is requested to the following
circular sTCoIlectors Of Customs of the Confede-
rate Statts
CIcREss OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES,
SMoETeoyERY ALA, Feb. ls, 1881.
IL ne rt'ksior of he Customs Charleston, s. O.;
s,p Etbe direction of the enclosed resolution
80 &c r, ss,ress of the Confederate States of Anne
RIGA hss(with transmit to you copies OF the aeta
nassad hkthe Congress on the subject Of duties on
Won "A instructed to collect duties on articles
;r,norted krom all foreign States in compliance with
the prov Kans of these acts.
s'' HOWELL Corn,
President of Ihe congress.
We piy$ tie following additional resolution, re
ferred to n9 made part of the circular OF lnstrue
tons Z:
A RESOLUTION.
Resolpe7 5y the ConJede ate States Of Anler'ca ~
Conorsss assembled That the President of Congress
instruct the Collectors of the several ports oil ths
Confederaey 30 enforce the existing reYeRSe tAws
against ali foreign ceqptries except Fhe oFa'e y
1S;ansd HOWELL CoEB,
President of the Congress.
certify that the foregoing is correct copy q
the original resolution on file in my office, and which
was adopted by Congress on the 18th OF February,
1861. ): o. HooPEE,
Secretary of the Congress.
February is, ls6l,--ChdrlestoH Courier.
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NOTICE ro sHEPPERs-
arnuAk TRagur 0sluzf i
nashville and Dseakar hail Road
1r m r,,.vs Eteirha iar Al psnt. e. ne AczPa.
NJ oh~reston, Mnbth And o1lo, a1d w. e'-.-
Rail heaa. ~ - T0HN w. RafcLInFs
r,,,,. osurf.r. Deuosras sad Journal. eu~Ansh Coz
.,ersini ana essetis euPy one noniDs
i'sls IN ssss
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The Peace Conference met this morning at TEL
o'clock, and proceeded to debate the plan of adjust
ment before them An effort was made to secure
vote tomorrow, but this point was not permitted.
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MAaoFFIN vs.. DENNIsoN,

Humphrey Marshall has concluded his argument
in the case of Governor Magofn VS.. Gov. Dennison,
and the case is therefore submitted.
THE MALTA BILL
In the House Mr.. Stanton's Militia Bill came up
in the morning hour, and Mr.. Bocock finished his
speech in violent opposition to the bill.
Mr.. Howard, of Michigan, followed, being as ex-
IRENE on the other side. He said he was atcom-
promise and inded, favored all measures which
would SECURE the enforcement of the laws and
maintain the honor and dignity of the Federal Gov
ernment. The bill has been postponed until Monday,
when Stanton viii the previous question and secure
its passage.
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cABINET SPECULATION.
A GALLANT COMMODORE.

Commodore Tatnsl, of Peiho notoriety, who de-
cared that blood thicker than water, has taken
farewell leave of the President and Secretary of the
Navy, and gone to Georgia to join the Southern
army In his letter of withdrawal, he says: "This
is hard trial for me, as it involves severing from
old and tried professional friends at age when
new friendships will be difficult to form. I.cannot,
however suffer any consideration of feeling in
terest to interfere with my duty to my State on
this momentous occasion"
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Deep Flowing.

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette gives
his experience in deep blowing, which will prove
interesting to every farmer. He says:
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DR.. II all's Balsam,

HALLS LUNG BALSAM, in all cases, gives
the besr of sd istacrion.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought moro
cures since its iutrductou than any other
;,-h mod cine.
Ht'T's g"CG'i RfLSAM is introduced by
H'.r ..sirg ftJ-fr.t1 the sa' est and best
ErHe1y '.v ret ~. tie 9ahic.
HALLS LUNs; HhL~AN i at. to nse among
elm d'tr AT y lsN,r.Ii cases of chrome
pulmonary diocese.
HALLS ! ING BaLSAM brings in certificates
almolt daily OF its wonderful cures IN all parts
Of The country.
HALLS RALSAM for the LUNGS is sold
in every LOWE III The county.
TIE M0RE STHihING rROOF e tho in.
u-,s v.f.51 49,: ,z.-altrs,- uf DE. EEasg's
~ Z Slsssa i0r tItu lungs Is s,igr in lac rnn
.tl.ty with wh ch y becomes general favorite
sith the leope Taee is nothing of similar
nature but what is il to the shade
- en- the lIalSam has been thoroughly tested
I re gents ior is sale, the country over in orr
t. ring new suppits, are very enthusiastic in its
'avor, s'yir,g, II is jist the thing it acts like
csum; : ELECTS truly magical" The
fll cted can obtain the medicine of
JOHN d. PARK, Proprietor,
Cnicago, Illinois.
For sale bv
7. 81. ROBINSON. Manitowoc,
nl4ly JOHN OSWALD, Two Rivers.
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HOW YARD ASSOCIATION,

I'LL IAl)EIIuiA y.
A Re3evoient listtu'ion establish d nv speci,l
Endowment Cor the REF ot III Sex aud
Distressed fl CT d Vi F,rui, M and Epidemic
Disease :. ana esp"r " IL r the Cure Vi Disco
@ e the - xu.l O~gans
NTEDICsL ADVIt E given gratis. nv the Ac-
IsI ting Sargeou. 10 alt who apply oy letter
with de- zip of u cir eondrinn. age, occu-
patton. habits of lite, g., d il Cases of ex-
IRENE po,e y, Medicines flu nished free OF
change
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea
ard ether Diseases # the Sexual Organs. and or
The NEW REMEDIES emplo,e ell in the Dispen>
saiv, sent Ia the FL CT in sealed letter envel-
ops free of charge. Two or three stamps for
postage will be accountable,
Ainres, DR.. j ekILLIN HOCGUTON. Act
ing Surgeon, fIoNa~ Association, Ne South
Ninth Sueef Pn ad"lphi,, Pa Rv "sdar at the
Directors FRA D. HEARTH ELL, Preo't.
GO FAIRGH1Ln Sncretsry.
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E'STRAfs.- IT ken up by he subscriber.
IL on III u h OF D-ccmber, 1860, a hiack
aud white HI TER, about one and d half y, ar
Old
Taken up also, on tie same dav. a bla' k
BULL. about the san e age, with White on the
e d OF his 'aii, ard "hi'e On his belly. The
owner Is requested to prove property, pay
chArge>, al take Lhom away,
NORRIS ROSS
Mani CIV c, Jtnuary 2 1861.
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V ALTO ODYN VAN Coaprfx S.Tr.
INT d States Mar-naf> y IL.

INIT Il ~faffS Mar-nai> y r.
Jam S G. ~4va~"S. Merrill Case Dulpp W Z. ith
AID Narcu- D. G. lmtn az II.nrv C. II ,nnltnr
William A drich rhd II, z k,h H. Sui u.
6 D'-'ric' Cnnrt-f r t,r District o. Vic ,r.ir.
DY WRITE of a ID Purle- Writ q; Fri F.
ID cias Issued Out ~ ~ d under Il q Seal = the
D-,tir' g. urf of the Tn ted States Tor u D -
ret # Wisconsin. the above entif'e| ct,l-"
t--'sd o the 'en Nv sf Nnvru b r 1860 ,n
M dire ctei. conn n ding III" # The q ,urs aud
"h,ttel-, l,ni- aud 'nern.nts he above tanned
Il feresnfs I" Cause t" Re mas'e certain sum OF
thrrei specified | have IA- id upon md
shall sci 1T public auc'"rI the III hest I'D her
Sarn'd,v the 29.h far 81 Dec"n b.r. 1860 =,
3 o'clock F. w. ~ the United Safe MnSbal'-
O ice in the ity d ,'Intv nf Milwaukee, il,
said D strict, all the right tile ard il,eresr
Which the above named drfen'an had o II Q
@igi tn j y OF ,nusrv. 1853. or have since a.
qni. in and TO The f Lowing desciib, proper
t.. TO wit:
The s urh half of the son'h east quarter Of
sec lon no, twantv-seven. (27) IN township no.
, twenty, one. (2l) Of rang" 10. rwa,tv thrr e %
aid the folloSrd! doscribed p operty sifu.te IN
tn. village OF Two Rjv,rs:
Lots one-l- WOO and three i'm
block no v.ut, -uine-T9; all of block no
tightv-'wo-s2; all Of block no. eighty -,ine-
So; lot no Fix 6-u block no. one hur Or, d
~ four l04 = ln no twelve-12-in book
no. seventy two-72; lot no. g ve'--T-in
block no. seveuty-One-7l lot 10 Mn '-9-n
block no seventy -eight-78; lot no onc--1-
in block no fou Il lot 40 Frnrteen-14 in
block 10 sever ty>fve-75 with HI buildings
there or, ard the appufrsnance' fh"re INTO be-
Ion ging All of the abnve described prnperl,
sfuate - the county of Manitowoc, and state OF
WiscoI sin.
JEHU r. LEWIS, Z. s. Marshal
Marahsfs Office, Milwaukee. Nov. II, 1850.
SMITH & SAL mon. Plaint'ff'- Att,'-
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All Book Accounts and Notes

Of the late firm VIII remain in the store until he
l6 \ Of March NIX, TO be settled nv Mr.. Bnr
ch.rdt. All rem, n'ng unsettled IT that date
nil be left with VIM. Waldo. E>q.. for collection
SOCRATES HILL.
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Sarsaprilla is Tropical Root too well known
as ',e OF ihe best anridotes we possess for
S'roiuous Complaints 70 need commentator.
Bar a. Stil!it gil is article of more recent use
IN Scrotnlous affections, We & i've below the state
ment Il
DIR. +. H. FROST.
Ia tie So"tiern yo'rnol IF Medicine and Phar-
MACY. He saws: 1T will comrlere the cure NJ
al eratious of the Palate and Throat. and m,-
cou- membrane OF the nose skin and other parts
IL will Z flee the Blotche-, Foul Spots, Stains,
etc which in constitution OF this character so
freqlentlv occur from 81 ght irritation, which
r,risir after the ulcerations have healed It
will remove the morbid conditions of the Fluid
amd lbs which di~poses every injury, however
slight, I" generate with a fostering, painful,
g 'hhy ulcer l. WILL in short 40 improve the
digestive and assimilarive operations of the sys-
tenn. that NOR. Le,thv blood and more renew
ed fiber viii b. substitute for the detective
cntidlti n at .ne and the o!h r, and thus fully
support the ch .cter OF these medicines fer be
in essentially .feruative." Also statement of
DR.. BLACK,
published in the Cincinnati Electic Medical
.yo,unai, in which he SAYS: AFTER viz it
II fair rrItl III several forms Of diSea g, am con-
vince that, rs a general alternative i: has no
suIeti"r in tho mattria m ldica 81 ce last
Ntch, have treated about thirty five csses OF
syptuS without n single fiilure when the patient
gave ME ANYTHING like fair trial.
Se.yin's SarssparllIa and Siilhugia,
Is preparation which is compounded unon
scent tic principles. and with great care by one
th"r"n-h acquainted with the medical qualities
al If cts Of a article separately considered.
well as tie whole i'll its combined state
MR. w. S. MERRILL,
| of Cincinnati one of the oldest and most relia
BILE druggists of that city, makes the following
statement:
1--WE have been acquainted with the formula
Of MessrS. Scovills Il C,'s Compound Syrup of
Ssrasapa. lila and S lling;a, and it has been
made ~ d IT our supervision. The Ingredients
| are entnely of vegetable origin the virtues are
| rxtrs ccd in great measure BY tie vapor of
| alcohol. No mineral substance enters into the
composition"
The formula for the preparation of the above
viii he forwarded to Physicians or Druggists on
! application to
JOHN D PARK, Proprietor,
ia Lake St, Chicago, III.
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l. 7sTRAYS.-Taken mp by the subscriber.
IL on the 26th of December last, pair of :, d
: EERS, betwt en- two aid three wears I'D -
One has white face, aud some white on the
b. ~ The oil er is entiIey red, AID smaller
he owner Is requested to prove properly, pay
charges, and take them AWAY
JOSEPH GELENEK.
Sec. 10, town OF Ko-Sufh, Jan. >, 1851
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r GLE,
DRUG STORE
South side Of tie Riper, Nanitoacoc, UTs
HENRY BEHNER

respectfully Informs the public of Mantle
voc town and count y, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
hy LtuBNEK & RUDlGER, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets. south side of
tie river, and that in addition TO their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
repenishing the same. IL has large
and extensive assortment 81 PURE
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tailed States iIa,skai', ~ e.


james T. Maxfed and IIarrv Cook rs O. II
P,tt-U. s, D strict Court for the District Of
Wisconsin,
DY VIRTUE Of a Writ of Frer F.cias. issued
ID our ot aid under the seal uf the District
Court Of the United State; { r. the District OF
Wisconsin, in the above entitled cause tested
on the first day of December 186l 10 ne direct
I'd commenting me Of the goods and clattcl-
l"ndS and tel enelts Of the above nam, q deinn
dant 10 cause u re made certain sum o' mon.
therein specified. | have !. Wed upon and
shall sell at Pablo Auction, To the Highest bid
der, on Saturday, ille tVentv fh"d j Y ~ Fen
'urv 1861, al o'clock 2 NJ. a. fh- flee Of
n" :. Marshal N he r'tr : ....fr,-y Il VI
vrr e.. r. ssla 1l-trf.s. III t.- rt- 81 t.-. .l,y
~ t as Winch e.. aap.- r.uI.a Ell. 8.lt ;, e.
IL tie fan IA. oi D.."'tr. 1860 u ~ -. &c
acq rei. III al !, lie tril wi. d.~sI b b! pr
.,erty, TO sit: The uosti-eAsi qr ,r.,.r OF ~,
'nItl'-ea-r qnnrt'r, the orth west qlnt r,f II,
nor h east qlar,er and tn s.ru.h eat q larrer 4
the south eat q'afrer otsfc ion \" ,.Ht-l0 :
IN tonn-h;p N. twentv-20-uf X .nge NJ
twenty rwo-22 in The con, tv If VI Inflow C
and s. t ot WlScUnsi, containing in all 10
icieS Of lad
JEuU ii LENI~ q. : 5}7r@.i.
N+~-tai's t'i-.er. E:.s .-e,e- De-. %, $50.
Is = < y. - STA E,vfhrHfE,
h.tt4ts.fs' ArsaT4r~s
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- - -
NJ OTI c E

Is HEREBY GIVEN that we have this day sold
L our Hardware establishment. together Wih
~ accounts and notes, to Mr.. SOCRATES
HILL, Tor whom we ask continual CT ut In
kihdness and custom here tof,re bestowed uDoii
Us. BORCuEHDT & SMITH.
Nanitowoc, January ii. loC0.
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In conformity with the above, I would inform
my friends and The community that shall con
tinue to deal in
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ioii. d >ialps iiIrsh is Sale.

t"h@G NlStis il tfeH Il ) SAts
Diver \. UUr
F F% ,syr P \ >% ss, h In Equity.
G D',ei and
u" W., jones.
Tn tn'>u ,rnd by v;r'un oF Decree ma 70
| -, t. bi>tirt Court of The u iii. Il States. t,r
thr Dr-tri't of WISCONSIN. On The e1evc n h a1
OF 0 .5"her, A. u. 1850, in III above entitled
cause. shall sell AT pnniic Auction Il tie Pos
O.fcr, in the ci'x mi county of Mi!waulrp in
said District on Safudsv tie % dav of Frb.
ruarv, 1851. At 8 o'clock ?, NJ. the following De-
crbei 'renises. Sifu"t-d in Mari'nw"c e. un,y |
"r 80 much thereof n NAV be Necessary TO sails
III" s.lu Decree. 20 wit;
Il IS no nine O. AMI ten, 1ol in Block no.
"cne ha' drcd and seventy five. 175 in 'h-
" village OF MaI.iJownc pat State " s ,onsin I"
1FIiU II LEWIS,
U"itd Suites .Nu Shdl.
I. s. Marsha a. Office. Milwaukee,
November GlS-. $50
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Farmers Take Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED intends 20 erect This
J. season t;rst-class OIL MILL in Mars
itowoc. lie therefore would ask tie Farmers to
sow
SUMNER RAPE SEED.
in order 10 earn Their own Bur- Ing Oil. The
mill being cympi. ted. ] shall buy my qrauly al
Rape SEED FOR CASH. AID manuf c,urr only
Purified o.. Farmers NAV rest satisfied that
shall endeayor 10 serve thrrn III this line OF bust
Less 10 their satisfaction.
u He las Rape Seed f,r sal, and will fur
Eish It 10 farmers at cheap cate. as an induce
ment for them TO Cultivate it
WILLIAM RAUR
Mani'owoc, April q, 1860. ~ tt
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SARSAPEILLA AND sTIuINGIA
BLOOD e. LIVER SYRUP

SarsapriIla is Tropical Root too well known
as t,e of he best anridotes we possess for
S'rotulous Complaints need commentator.
Bar a. Sti gil is Al article of more recent use
in Scrotnlous affections, We give below the state
ment e
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CH,s. RoEsER, Clerk.