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WIN AND TRY.

DEMOCRATIC CoSvENTIoSs.-Ou Dem
cratic friends throughout Manitowoc
bounty will observe the notices in to davis
Plot, calling the County and Assembly
Conventions. We hope it is not necessa>
II for US to state that these Conventions
hould be composed of true Democrats
pen who will not be gulled by flattery, or
riven to wrong act. by fear. We have
ad enough of pipe laying aud wire pulling
"a our Conventions heretofore, and We
rust that the day Of demagogues and
Ficksters has gone by forever.
The next election is an all-important
ne to the people Of this county, and they
We it to themselves to see that their Con
entious be managed honestly and accord
pg to Democratic usage. If the people
elect good men a. Delegates to the Con
fentions, the Conventions will naturally
dominate good men for the various Offices.
will the people see to it,
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On A VISIT TO GERMANY.-We under
stand that ADAM BlEsER, Esq, of Mantle
voc Rapids, left on the steamer Comet, on
Sunday last, to visit bis fatherland. Mr.
BLEsER is an old and respected citizen Of
Manitowoc county, and his many friends
will wish him a safe and speedy voyage to
bis friends. He intends to return in JAN
uary next. May prosperous gales attend
him.
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MATRIMONIAL MIsrAKE.-A Rhode Is.
land gentleman lately married lady re-
puted to be rich, who not only turned out
to be poor. but some 500 in debt, which
he had to pay. She assured him, however
that the debt was contracted for dry goods
which she bought to captivate him
Moral-Never marry a woman for her
money unless you are sure she has got
some.
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Circuit C0urt-ManitoW.e Comfy,

GEORGE REED ag's OBADIAH H. Platt,
" George Rice, Benjamin L Merrill Ez kiel
Merrill, Thomas Ii. Heating, Jarvis f. Platt,
Wyman Murphy, aud Robert T. Blake.
The State of Wisconsin TO the Defendants,
Obadiah H. Plat, Berj amin T. Merrill, Ezekiel
Merrill, and Thomas H. Heating You are
hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which was this CAY
dled in the Office of the Clerk of this Court in
the village of aanitowoc, county of Manitowoc,
Wisconsin, and TO serve copy of your answer
On me at my Office in The villnge Of Maniiowcc,
county of Manltowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof o you, exclusive
of the day Of service. And il you fail to an
swer said complaint MS hereby required within
the time aforesaid the Plaintiff will apply 20 the
court tor the relief demanded in the complaint.
GEO, REED, Plaintiff person.
Dated Sept G. 1861
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UNION NOMINATIONS The Union Con-
IGNITION at Madison on Tuesday, nominated
:. ?. Harvey for Governor; VIM. c Al
en- for Lieut.. Governor; James T. Lewis
for Sec'y of State; S. d. Hastings for
Treasurer James Fl. Howe for Attorney
1Gener al !; John Bracken for Bank Comp
|roller; II. c. Heg for Prison Commits
Eionsr; John G. McKindley for State Su-
perintendent. This ticket is composed
principally Of the present Republican State
Officers, and it's Union" blind will not
fool Democrats.
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FIRE-A barn in the rear of the resi-
|dence Of Mr.. n. Ross, on the north side
! Of the river, took fire on Tuesday after
moon, and was burned to the ground -
pit originated from the careIessness Of some
boys who were roasting corn near the
building.
The barn was insured for nearly the
aamount Of it's value.
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Wisconsin Currency.

The bills of the following Wisconsin
Banks are supposed to be safe, and are
taken by all the Banks in Milwaukee:
Bank of Columbus,
Bank of BeIoit,
Bank of Fox Lake,
Bank of Green Bay,
Bank of the Interior,
Bank of Jefferson,
Bank OF Madison,
Bank of Milwaukee,
Bank of Monroe,
Bank of Moneka,
Bank of Mani,owoc,
Bank of the Northwest,
Bank of Oshkosh,
Bank of Prairie du Chen,
*Bank of Portage,
Bank of Ripon,
Bank of Racine,
Bank of Sheboygan,
Bank of Sparta,
Bank of WATERFOWL,
Bank of Whitewater,
Bank of Wevauwega,
BANK OF !" isconsln,
CehtTai bank OF Wisconsin,
City Bank of Prescott,
City Bank OF kenosha,
Coiumoia county BANK,
commercial banS'
Corn Exchange Bank,
Corn Planters Bank.
Dane County Bank,
dodge County badk,
Elkh 'rn BANK,
Exchange Dahk OF Darllng q 20.
Z. II. hlnckiey COS BANK, Grant 20.
Farmers ano Mechanlcs Bank,
Farmers ana Millers Bank,
rores! ol,y Ddhk'
ffohtier BANK,
herman Bank,
Green bay Bank,
Hudson City Bank,
Iowa county Bank.
Jefferson county BANK,
Juneau Bank,
henosha County Bank,
Lumberman's Bank,
LaoIosse ooun'y DanA'
OaLwood R.,b
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A GREAT EVIL DONE AwAY.-N early all
|of our prominent business men have
agreed to discountenance the shinpanter
currency which for months has been the
principal substitute for small change in
our village, and will not pay any more out
after to day. We advise farmers not 10
touch them hereafter.
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TAKEN UP.-By the subscriber, Oh the 18th
i OF September, 1861, a red Cow with white
spots, 4 years old. TIE owner can have her
by proving property and paying charges.
JAMES SHANAHAN
Sec 81, Buchanan, Sept. 70, 1861.
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THE MANlToWoc PILOT
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TERMS:
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JOB PERMITTING.
Having large and varied assortment of Job
Type. and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor is pre-
pared to execute all kinds OF JOB PRINTING on
short notice and at fair prices.
~ All kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment for work or papers.
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Al. the sale Of condemned Government
horses on Georgetown Heights, on Mon
Gay, the average price obtained was about
$50 The prices ranged from 81 cents
to 800
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THE Position OF SENATOR BREcKIN-
RIDGE.-Johp c. Breckenridge thus ex-
pressed himself at the barbecue at Rich
mond, KY, on the 30th of last month
He insisted that Kentucky ought not to
pay any portion of the direct tax-frst.
because she had no hand in inaugurating
or carrying on the present war; secondly
because the tax was levied to pay the IN
telest Oh debt unconstitutionaIly created
without authority of Congress, in support
of an army and navy uncoustitutionally
raised.
1t will not be denied that this overt
treason, for which in any other country,
at time like the present, the utterer
would be instantly consigned to dun
geon. And yet John G. Breckenridge
has for weeks past, both in and out of the
Senate, been ventilating himself in SINH
lar language without aty effort being
made to arrest his career of mischief
". Y. Herald.
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Stray Heifers.

1c@FA STRAYED from the subscriber living
WIN III the tos of Franklin, Manitowoc
-A county, about the 6th OF August
last, Five HElFERS Of the following descrip-
ton Que briudle color, two years old, with
horns tur ed in; aud another two year old red
aud white. Also three year ings, two Of them
all red; the third was also red, bu, had a star
in the forehead.
TH1S G1GGINo.
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ToMAroEs-The first tomatoes which
we have seen this senson were presented
to US last week by Mr.. A. PErTEr They
were luxuriant and uncommonly large -
From the specimens of vegetables received
from Mr.. PErTEY this season, we should
judge he had the best garden in town.
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- tx Governor George N. Briggs, Of
Massachusetts, who vas wounded IN the
face and neck recently by the accidental
discharge of a shot gun, died last week, at
Stockbridge. Mass.
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KILLED AT LExINGTos.-l. is reported
in Milwaukee that Captain Gleason and
Messrs Quirk and Moore, officers of the
Chicago Irish Brigade, who were well
known in the former city, were killed on
the first day of the battle at Lexington.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-09-27

Yesterday was the day appointed by
the President for general Thanksgiving,
and it was almost uniformly observed
here. The stores were closed, and bust
ness Of all kinds suspended.
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The will of the late General LYON, Uni
ted States Army, gives all his property
worth thirty thousand dollars, to the Gov
eminent Of the United States,
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$3.50 There is good grounds for believing
that England will recognize the Southern
ConfedeFscy, should it gain second vic.
tory like the Bull Run.
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- Ben McCnlloch is reported to be
marching on Jefferson City. Missouri,
with 10000 men. At last advice. be wa,
10 miles distant.
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HEENAN AND THE ENGLISH RING,-The
challenge of Jack Mcdonald, in behalf OF
..eenan, which, though little ambiguous
in its style of expression, looks like fight.
Mcdonald offered 10 match IIeenan against
any man in England for $1,000, while
Mace offrrs tc fight for 500t-to be Ief'
open for 1000l side. The English press
generally speaks encouragingly Of the
meeting, and give renewed assurances Of
" fair play and the best man wins" The
last steamer brought letter to Heenan
from some Of his friends in England, who
had raised 450l as gift to him when he
was there, but which up to this time had
not been received. Heenan desires them
to pay it over to Mcdonald as stake
money the moment the mattel. is agreed
upon. 1t is said, and generally belived
among sporting gents in England tina,
Tom S,yers stands ready to back Heenan
with $1,000 of his own money,in the even,
CT match being made with Mace.
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The Cologne Cathedral. the foreign pa
pers say. will soon be finished Some
little time has been occupied in its cons
siruction-6l3 years.
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~

MrLIrARY.--We learn that Capt. BECK
Frs Company of Volunteers ia nearly
full, and will depart for Milwaukee about
Sunday.
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