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Wisconsin Currency.


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AIKEN By all the Banks in Milwaukee:
Bank OF Columbus,
Bank of Beloit,
Bank of Fox Lake.
Bank of Green Bay,
Bank Of the Interior,
Bank of Jefferson,
Bank OF Madison. -.
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jefferson County Bank,
Juneau Bank,
Kenosha County Bank;
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Letters received in this city from Louis
vile, Ky, state that the Pennsylvania
troops who recently arrived there were
not only welcomed with enthusiasm, but
pronounced AS fine body of men as has
vet been enlisted for the war in that miIli-
tary district. 1t is supposed that Brigs-
dier General Sherman will Immediately
place them in camp, and prepare them
for active duty.
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A BIG JoD.-The Mexican coast, which
Great Britain proposes to control with The
aid of France and Spain has total extent
ofno less than thirty five hundred miles
two thousand on the Pacific side, and ff
teen hundred on the Cult, all which they
will have to substantially blockade in or
der to collect their revenues and prevent
smuggling.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-08

Twenty sergeants have been promoted
to be first Eeutenants for meritorious SER
vices. Among them is one who served
under Gen. Lyon in all his battles.
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ASSEMBLYMEN.

E X RASD, Democrat, is elected AS
sembIyman in the 81 (Manitowoc) Dis
trjct, by a majority of $50 over G. w.
BuRNErr, the >atinet candidate.
The prospects are very favorable for
the election of JAMES CAnILL, Dem. in
the q District, over SiBREE, a red.mouth
Abohtionist
The towns of Schlsswig, Eaton, and
RockIand, in the lst District, not having
been heard from, we are unable to Judge
of Mr.. BURKE's prospects.
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DR.. Russell. the London Times, CORES
pondent, it i. said receive. a salary Of
s22,o and all his travelling expenses
paid.
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Il ~ ACk S NTH HOP
AT TIE BRANCH

BRYAN MASON, Proprietor.
TUE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the
l. people Of Manitowoc county and the public
generally, that he has ftted up his Blacksmith
Shop al Branch village, employed good workmen,
and is now prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmith
ing, including 1902 ARMS
HORSE d OK SHOEING,
in style that eannot be Surpassed In this part Of
the State He soiicits the patronage of the pub
liz, confident that he can satisfy them both as to
the quality Of his work and prices.
BRYAN MASON.
Branch, Oc' ober S. 1859. 13-ly
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The Atlantic cotton mills in Lawrence
Mass, will resume operations Nov. 10th,
giving employ yment to one thousand per>
sons.
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COMMISSIONERS.

Very few of the returns for Conmis
sioners have come in. but we have strong
hopes for the election Of the Democratic
candidates.
Eaton is dem. maj. Coopertown 33
for Crowley, and 81 for balance of ticket.
We think CaliI is elected without doubt,
sorrenson and Carey also.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-08

Calculating men say it will cost $780,
100000 to accomplish under Gen. Fac
MOST what might be accomplished for
SIC, 100000 under . prudeu. ard saga.
cious Mai General.
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One thousand negroes, owned in Mis-
souri,, and whose owners were hurrync
them into Arkansas. have been turned
back by the rebels, who are unwilling Ia
see Missouri lenuded Of ber slave popnla-
ton. go
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- R u Or 8 TOE IT
agsI Half --AND-tfueE rEsrs
P1T,ENT MEDICINE DEPOT
ADOLPfl WHITMAN,

Frqnhln 81 nert door 10 tie Post Obic,
..'' nAN1TOWOC, WIS. 1854 l4
rTNIIS establish ment will always contain all tn
J. varieties of Medicine usually kept in Dru
store, together with Paints, Oils, Varnish, Al.
coiIol, Spirits OF Tnrpentine, Wines and Liquors
Tor Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles,
Soap and Perfumery, Blank Books and Station
cry, Camphene, Fluid and Purahne, and all the
aoher articles belonging to this line.
tB PRoscRIPrIoss carefully put up both day
and night time, .f<.f..fl y Ii If.
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The election returLs from the State in
dictate the election of the Republican
ticket
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IA tSes Below. aIvg
Arthur's Home Magazine for 1851.

VOLUMES XVII and XVIII. Edited BY r.
I 8. Arthur aud Virginia F. Townsend De-S
voted to Social Literature, Art, Morals, Health.
Fashions and Domestic happiness So wei
knewn is the Home Magazine in all parts of tho
United States and the Canadas, that We ara
scarcely required In the announcement for
1861 10 speak of its peculiar characteristics.
All that its name implies, the editors have
striven and will still strive to make IT,
Our purpose has ever been to give a. maea-
zine that should unite the attracIious o{ choics
and eIegact literature with high moral aims
and teach Useful lessons to mea, y omcn anT
children, in sh degrees OF life Still more emf
nently will this feature of excellence, interest
and usefulness in the reading matter Of the
Home Magazine be regarded in the future vol
umes
In the January number will be commenced .
new serial entitled
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ELECTION RETURNS.
ManitosxQc Co. Redeemed.
Democracy Triumphant.
The satinet Party Wiped ont.

The FaDer af The party has lost his at.
his orse, and had ell Of time gen,
erai!y.
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McCulloch was expecting 10000 addi-
tional troops from Arkansas.
Large numbers Of residents Of Green,
Jasper, and other adjoining counties, re
Gently Joined Prices army, and many of
our officers think that the rebel force now
numbers nearly 60,000.
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Retirement of General Scott---Interest-
ing PROCEEDINGS.

Washington, Nov. 1.-The following
letter from Gen. Scott was received by the
President on Thursday afternoon
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The bills of the following Wisconsin
Banks are supposed to be safe, and are
taken By all the Banks in Milwaukee:
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UAv o
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-27
j. Waterman L. Brother.
HARDWARE MERCHANTS, cor SC
Ill ner Of Common and Maya Y
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which several hundred words are carefully discri-
minated, forming fuller work on English Syno-
nymes, Of itself, than any other issued, besides
Crabb, and believed to be in advance of that.
Table giving Pronunciation Of Names Of Eight
Thousand distinguished persons of Modern Times.
Peculiar use Of Words and Terms in the Bible
With other new features, together with all the
matter of the previous editions.
ave have seen specimen sheets of the pretoria
illustrations They are well executed and will Of
zen be found useful in giving more correct idea
-New York Tribune.
1--WE have seen specimen pages of portions in
architecture and ornitho!ogy, and find them OF ar
ti.tic beauty. well Of great practical value. =
Christian Mirror.
1--WE have seen specimen sheets Of these illustra-
TONS and can hardly see how they could be ini
proved in beauty or accuracy. "-Boston Trans.
Specimen pages Of Illustrations, ETC., will
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Will he sold bv all booksellers.
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Publishers, Springfield, Mass.
Springfield June /, 1859. 6:a:y
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-27
Cost!

kU8ls r4.H
my :he undersigned, the following Notes:
y One Note Of ". B. Spencer, in my favor,
dated December 3lst, 1889, and due LIST De-
cember, 1861, for Six Thousand Two Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars. -.
Two Notes ofV. G. Spruill,n my favor, each
for Sixteen Hundred and twenty-five Dol
lars, dated a6th September, 1850, and due
respectively on lst January. 1862 and LIST
January, 1868 !; secured by mortgage.
Two Notes OF Horatio Nc Lain, dated each
eth November, 1860: lu. :ae LIST January,
1862, aud one LIST nuary, 1893; and each
for the sum of Three Thousand Six Hundred
and Sixty-six &c 100 Dollars, and secured by
mortgage.
All persons are notified not to trade for
the same, aud suitable reward will be CIV
en- for their recovery and delivery 10 me.
JAMES M. STAMPER.
Feb. 6, 1851, 7:31:lm.
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PROB1TE SlLE.

Successiou or Alrs. n. v. WiIkeson.
~ virtue Of an order Of the Hon. istrict
Count in and for the Parish Of Catahoula,
rendered on the advice Of q family meeting,
/ will, on
Saturday, Tho 18Th day Of Aareh neat,
within legal hours. at the plantation Of Noah
Reddick, on Black river, offer at public sale,
for the purpose Of efscting partition be.
tween the minor heirs Of said estate, Slave
named II ARRIET, aged about 80 years, and
her son TAYLOR, about Con the following
terms and conditions: One-fourh Cash, and
the balance on a credit Of twelve months.
The purchaser for the credit part Of the price
to give note and approved security, and a
mortgage on the slave, as additional security.
D. NJ. PRICHARD,
Sheriff.
Feb. Is, 1851. Prs. fee $40
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-27
Grhoo1 Nofiee.

n nE undersigned with Mrs. S. E. Dowden
y ms assistant) has this day opened the
Public School in the town Of Harrisoaburg
Where will be taught, together with the Latin
language and Book Keeping. NIL the usual
branches Of thorough English education.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited. Terms So SO per month, and no
deduction for absence save in case Of protract-
ed sickness. No pupil received for, a less
term than the close Of the session.
Feb. list, go. 7:31af. T. II. HARRIS.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-27
STR1d Y B'S
Patent Corn and FIGURING Mill.

90 FAvORABLY KNOWN throughout th'
" South and West as exclusively possessing the
combined qualities Of
!. Being firmly set in strong iron frame.
2 Using only the best French Burr Stones.
8. Running the lower stone which, being fast
on the spindle. can never come in contact with it,
fellow, to be injured by running empty.
4. Having no bush to get loose.
5. Having no driver and rind to make it choke
6. Having its spindle in one piece, from bridge
tree to hopper.bearer
Some Of these mills have run nine years without
having the stones dressed.
Eighteen, twenty-five, tweniy-six,- and thirty
inch Double and Single Gear now in store and fo'
sale bv. J. II. GILMAN,
10 Grayier Street. New Orleans.
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To Planters and whom it may
concern,

| COMCCEu>
NANIEL EDWARDS is now prepared to ere
II cute with peculiar fasilities, at D
his establishment Nos. %, 80 AMI ~
SO New Level, and 81, 80 and Al
Fulton streets, New Orleans, Iron, "copper" Tin,
Sheet Iron, Brass Moulding, Finishing, and Black
ksmth Work
This establishment, in the following described
work, challenges competition
Chimneys, Breeding, Stills,
Juice Boxes, Fire Beds, Ash Pans,
CHARTERS, Filterers, Heaters.
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms, for Distil,
| leries; and Sheet-Iron Pipe.
| Planters and others interested would dc
well to call and examine my STEAM TRAINS for the
manufacture OF Sugar, before purchasing elsewhere
They have been in operation many years, and give
universal satisfaction. Parties leaving orders may
upon their esseusi4pA With Tie E gbtNsk
Nos %, 80, and 80 New Levee, aud 81, 80 and Al
Fulton streets, New Orleans. Ally
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
MILITARY COLLEGE,
J. BERRIEK LINDsLEY, Md, DID,, Chancellor Of
the University, and Professor of Chemistry and
Geology.
Col. B. r. JOHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military
College and Professor of Engineering
JAMES +. HAMILTON, AM Professor of MAtbemat
les, Natural Philosophy and Astronomy.
J. Il. STEWART, AM, Professor of Greek and Latin
Languages and Literature.
+. L. ]. TRrssESs, AN, Professor of French and
Drawing.
G. S. BLAcKlE, Am, N D., Professor Of Botany and
Natural History.
Rev: J. ". HorrE, AN, Md, Professor Of Men.
tai and Moral Philosophy and Biblical Litera.
ture G. K. WINSTON, Surgeon.
The First Term Of the next Academic Year
commences on the 26th Of September, and the Sec
cond Term, l4th of February.
Tuition. Boarding, Washing, Fuel. Rooms and
Servant attendance, 800 per Term.
Engineering, French, Spanish, German. Drawing
Bookkeeping and Fencing, each elO per Term Of
twenty weeks
The ancient reputation Of the University for Sci
entifc and Classical Scholarship will be intained
and every facility afforded those who desire to pur !
sue partial course. Besides the four regular |
College Classes, there is also Preparatory Class.
students under IA years Of age will mot be admit
BY the aid Of Military Discipline, effective ccv.
ernment is established, and health physical culture
good order, and industrious habits are promoted.
For Catalogues, or additional infor ton, apply
o any Member OF the Faculty, Nashville Tennessee.
feo. q, 1909 44-ly.
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TOWARD HEAVEN,
OR.

Religion In Common Life:
WRITTEN by T. s. ARrHUa, the well-knows
" anthor, Of whom it has bean truly said. a1Xc
dying. 10 has NOT written scoyd he seosN r;sA 4,
erase" His graphic pen never tires and in Iii,
new volume perceive that he is still successful
" labosing to benefit while he pleases, and while
he enchains with master hand the attention Of en.
to make them better. This is more decidedly re.
ligious than his other works. though it is NOT
doctrinal nor secsasian. Il il work well calculs
ted to do good, and is designed to show that the
beauties and endeaments Of Christianity are TO be
developed amid the stern realities Of everyday
life "and not t.. be put aside ct the tranquil close
Of Sabbath evening"
Published BY g. @. Evans, 4ss Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia. Price q 90.
9. g. EVANS, Publishes.
4ss chestnut Street, Philadslphia, n.
1eb. -, le0o.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-27
BGUFF RIVER AND NEW ORLEANS
REGULAR EIGHT DAY PACKET
B. F. GOODWIN, :
FREEsE l. DoRsEY,

B. F. GOODWIN, Master.
FREEsE 4 DossEY, Clerks.
Passengers AID shippers arerespectfuly informed
that this entirSiy new and comfortable boat will
take her placeIpermanent'y in the above trade, on
the first rise ofwater.
share Of patronage is solicited, and satisfaction
guaranteed to hose travelling, or entrustng their
business on tacboat.
r. The I''Frolic" will 60 into Bayou
Louis on evdy alternate trip.
Nov. 81. $50. 7-el-ds.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF CArAHAULA,
4 Al. YA..A.:A CNA Hl..l-4. nAS

Succession Of Sidney Wilson, deceased.
I'M HEREAS, Mrs. Lydia Wilson has fled
W her Application in the Clerks Office Of
the Eleventh District Court praying to be
appointed Administrative of said succession:
TherefoFs notice Is. hereby given, that unless
opposition be filed in this Office, in writing,
xiihin tan days sesn the date hereof, ssid ap-
plicaat will Be. apPorotsd according to law.
Witness my hand and sfAe seal Of said
Court, this 9th day Of February, A. D. 1861.
C. G. DUKE, Clerk.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-27
PROBATE SALE.

Succession Of Francois and Augast;ns Bsr-
nard.
RY virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed
- from the district Court Of thu. Parish OF
Catahoula, State Of La, l ~ill on
Saturday, tie I'd day Of March merit
within legal hours at the residence OF b. y.
Lanius, on Black River, offer at public sale
all the personal property Of said succession,
consisting of Horse and ten head Of Cattle,
on the following terms to wit; credit OF IL
months from day Of sale, purchasers to exc
cute notes with security in solido with inter
est At per cent per annum after maturity.
DO. LANlUS,
Administrator.
Feb. l3.186l. Prs. fee IS.
The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1861-02-27
i aTAIE OF LOUISIANA, u
PAatsa o. CArAHoULA.
District Court Clerks Oh.

AS epccessioa Of Asroa T. Ryan, decd.
9noHEREAs, Mrs. MaJinda w. Hootcr, Ad'
ministsatsix Of said succession, has filed
10 this Office A account Of her administsa-
lion thereof. togsther with accompanying
xouchess, therefore
NOTICE, Is hereby given, that, u0lesa
opposition TO said account. is fled in this
ol6ce, n Thirty dayi from This date, the same
viii Be approved and homologxted accord
ing 10 law. @. q DUKE, Clerk.
pa Feb. l9th, 1851. -