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IL INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
.EsSarxE LINE.
EASTERN ANG WESTERN

KENT" Capt. J ii. KtTwaa
,,,.,, "PIONEER," Capt. w. Norman,
street, baltimore, foot of Camden. al O'CLOCK A.
KENT-For Cambridge, Denton and LANDING.
on GRoPtank rlver. every WEDNE SDAY and
ShIGhDAf, returning every Thursday and
For A1nssolis and West River, every TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a re DAYS,
Pl0NEER-For st. MIchae's and Eastop. via
Niles River, every WEDNESDAY, AID return
For Anns polls, West River, Cambr1dge, Oxford
snd Eeston Point, every THURSDAY, returning
BY same route Friday
For AnnaIo West River, St. Michael's and
"a ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATuR-
DAY, returning every Monday By same route
Fare TO Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Fasto a
Fare to St MiohsePs and Miles; RiverjTounS
Fare 10 West River, Ground Trip, sil.. / so
Fare 70 hnnapoll. Ground trip rs cents) - IS
MEALS EXTRA.
H. FEeiEht must be Prepaid
Wharf and Ofice, LIGH ST., foot Of Caudsn.
D9lLlmole. g. X. CANNON.
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u Last Tuesday Ex-Gov. Mofehead Of Ken.
tlcky, and Messrs. Barr and Duadd, editors Of The
Louisville Courier, arrived In New York, under
guard Of soldiers and were placed In Fort I.sfay-
cite the next morning. James w. Wall, of Bur
lington, and George L Bawne, Of Cooperstown,
N. J., with Pierce Butler, of Philadelhpia, were
released nom Fort Lafayette Tuesday, upon
faking an oath Of allegiance.
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ALBANY, TROY, MONTH AND WEsT.


Tor Aeany-lls0 O. m. fast express train from
nFpf Dover PI.in.-toe.p .: m stopping q. white
18th street staticns
tThis train val run 10 MilIerton ever, ssturosr
tons north of ford ham from s'h stfeet station.
Ping q. Al ststions from ssth street station
nons from White street station. '''h' ~ 10" ."
For W llhsSns Bridse-7.Sh, il:l5 g. m. and ssSn o.
m. stopping at all stations from nth att eet station
Returning will leave
hIbsHy-9No q. M. last eI press train,
Dover ains-650 g m. This train leaves M
letton even Monday morning at q M
White Pfalns-e:iC, 100 q m. go q 1e pm.
VII ANS BLldseT;s:s, ESQ a. m. lseo p. m.
srnde trains viii leave 9Th Avenue corner 22d
street, Tor centrd Parf, YOrkvIle, rsrlem sad
100 m. JOHN RUkCHlLi., Astt supi.
HnERSNEw YORK Rod tsP ERIE RAIL
MA Ferry and Long Dock, from foot II ChsmSeTs
100 q. m EXfREsss for DsnEirs, and Buffalo.
and principal lntsrne ne Stations.
100 a. m NAIL, Tor DunkIrK. and intermediate
s,aaors-Thls Train rrmaIns ovsI night ~ Elnurs,
$50 n: MILK daIl1, for ohsvilIs. and inter
ISs n :, ACCOMMODATION. daily. for Port
4eo ?. m, WA, for MIddletovn, Newbursh,
geo ,. NJ, NTsHf ExsPR Ess, daily. for Dur
Tbe TraIn Of SATURDAY stops az ali Nail frsin
So ]. =: HcS9MMODATITf0i'NS.fO for Housewife.
s Sa.s. sINoT. s.ur su,t.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver
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sOY FOR THE sICg AND SyFFERINs
LET ALL WHO ARB AFFLICTED
READ!
krsLY rRS kEhzDY
R

EEyUIbA IN hEAATAs
Feis7x. de Joa sxferi Are reg the yietir, 81 any
Of these numerous Slmer1 50 v hieh ARISE frc N i'm
purity of the bloodi What are taey, DO yoa ask .
Rather ask, what are they neti This blood Is the
sqaros ei lie and health, and it the trst clement
.hs system, a. tho sslss infllbly ct. Gus This over
prevailing EesrsIta, tao irritating Erysipel.s, the
subtle Serefrls, the &c onixlny Rhsumitism, NsI-
yozs Debility, DJspcYsis, Liver Comp LIANT with its
torBcT and de;eo:l0ni and the hEmberess Ills that
6esh IL heir TO, deTe their hiGeogs origin from the
blood, Deal kindly then And gently With the blood.
Gxs the vitslizls resources OF nSt1re for its sid,
knd safer ~ 30 commerd 20 Yosr confidence spS
ass that EslJ ysssble msdiosnlont known as
MRS, d. COTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECO6TION.
With regard 70 thin almost IpIAlilble sPecIhs
toSulAf sentiment has SPOKEN IL deoIdod terms
Ard the evidences OF thls great aEoacy Are sus-
tanned hy constant xyows.s Of curative effects and
the hhrsiest IeHgs from It's use are sftsr all other
remedies snd tae best me- ica skill have failed.
ssres not sought froTa the Iiterate and super
aoia, bat they are volunteered from the most re-
spsotabe sources and Justify the highest terms IN
WHICH IL is losslblc to commend 80 valuable .
sSe3Ihc to public approval. We may add also thxt
tho curati properties OF the medicine are sSualIed
only By Its res.oratye efeots; the system recover
Ing from disease with renewed constitutional vsor.
For Esic By ell respectable Druggists In this
sitJ, add By the proprietor, MRS. M, COX,
None gonpine unless her name Is blown Cd the
sotGe and her seal on the cork
RPIlee e. per betfle, ~ bottles s t Tor Ss:
seorre.ovn, b c., Whole.sie Agent for the Biz
triot, and win supply the trade at my prices.
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WIN. cRAwFoRp, AGENT.

RygkskkAMk f eshiE! s.s i e sbSSTf s ~
- ER, RfILhOAy asd NV YokE
SEsys s1AtL :. kALLkolp E.srs:: Irslss ls.ve
fS1s s deceit e H ,c1,s River RrOad
AZ % m street ,sa s.ss st station
MOST ss , Il N ana R,s,lol sspm
c r.sin a, With sleep'ns 80.
Conneonre q Albany With tie New Yort Cen
nal Railroad for schenectady. Roohecter, Utica
Betsvla, Fome, ard stations On Rome and Wster-
town Railr. q; Hufalo, Syreepse. Niagara Fails,
Trains in oop1ectioa leave Buifsio sne ss.esn
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo arc AXE n mon And
Great western Railroad, for Hamilton oropto
Detroit. Chicago, Toledo, Milveukie. Pon Du Lac .
"a EIosss Madison; Prairie Dg Cnlen, esiehs,
tune, Iowa Clyy, Burlington, QuIpcY, sprins he'd
Alton, g Louis, Cairo, TeFre 6sute hid. ara poIs
LOUISVILLE, Cincinnati, a.t0n, Coluu bus Oeve,
And, and al. points West, Northwest and south
NORTHERN ROUTE.
,Connecting with II airs at Troy, With Troy &
Boston and Rens. Ssr.togs Roads for Sarsiogs.
Wh!tehaN, Rutland, Burlington, IT. a lbans Rop~s
Point, Piat iburEh, osdeasbuffh, Montreal, &e.,
ID Freight Arrangements by thi. route a.
above, without change of Cars from ths he pots IA
chambers and lanai streets. are 81 AZ times az
favorable as made by other Railroad Comran,sg
Ine acllltes OF TINS rest Neg York N ats, the
West commend II TO the confdence Of ne ohspts
Al sh pPers Tor promptnes and dispatoh
Passenger trains, with smoking end Sleeping
Road. oeA'e'
For particulars as to local tr,ins and freight mr.
A 8 SMfTE S1s.,;-ens'
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~ fo PoIEMT p S6SSFFoRkNND OLD
Leaves the lower end n Union DOCK, Bait
more, west side. nhlLY, (sundsrs inelUded, > At
come otinr With the RsiIrosd iipes. 70 Ard rom
Washington, ID. c.. Philade phis. New Yerf Boz
sMSr s,, f15E Hs,5,ssSs ptt,6grF ard u.
Train from New 6o. and Pbilsdelphis.
The following lie the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and back sH
Prom Phtl.delp h and tack. .......-. SIe
From Baltimore and bsck..-.-.... Sc
"PROOURE YOUR TfCKETsn
foot Of COURTYARD street
In Phi edsi phIs, at the Company's ofhoe, N. w p.
corner 81 sixth and Chestnut Streets or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore. on board the Steamers. foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
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H. .oNIONs-0NJoNs-o = " ,
SgSi Received on consisrmsnt $50 Iurc.e,
1s.. iSssi.Ssal hiasr kfN6 d BURCHELl., -
800 assiesoa igss'a Corner Fiftsenth and 1 sss.g
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave WASHINGTON 81 $50 D. M. for NEW
fUHk And PHILADELPHIA,
From New lorS and PhIlade lphia arr,yinr in
washington at 6lOam. r.: r. Morley,
seq General ManaFer
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By the use Of thess>Pils the periodic attack. q
Nervous o. Stch HssdaeAs msy be prevented: and
"fen 1t TIE commencement OF 81 attack inue-
date relief from pain and sick ness will be obtained
Ehey seldom fad IN removing the Easssa AND
HsadaeAs 10 which females are so subjsct
They act gently uHon the DO wels,--removlug Cos.
ftrrssss.
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And Oil persons Of seisnta,y habits, they arc val
liable a. Lazafirs, improving the spystlts, irwin,
foSs and rtsor TO the digestive orscns, and 70
ssonns the natural elasticity and shens III of The
whole system.
The CEPRALIC PILLS are the result Of Ion,
Investigation and carefully conducted 81 experiments
having been In use many years, during which time
theJ have prevented sad relieved Q vast amount o.
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether orIsi.
naung In the Hs.ooas system or from q deransoc
state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable In their CONS stion
ana may be taken at eli times with perfect ssfst,
without making any change Of diet, and tie al.
'snes 0 a.y disagroabls taste rs1dsys Il sasy Q,
sdr:tnis'~ fAsm 10 ehildssx.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEirs,s
The genuine have five siEnature @ of Henr, G.
spalding on each Box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in M sdi,
zines.
Box will be sent By mail prepaid on receipts
The
PRICE, - CENTS.
AL orders shozld be addressed to
HENRY G. SPALDINe,
- czDAR Smith, INV Yoxx.
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4N&S SLEhM WEEKLY btTWEEN
9AE4M NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Queenstown, Ireland ~
- Tbs Liverpool. New York and PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Company intsnd dispatohing their ia N
powered CIydn baIlt iron Steamships as follows:
S SihT1ATSG ~, - -, :; sstqrday August Sd
KANGAROO, 1sfb
And every SATURDAY., ut noon, from Pier a. North
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IN RESUMED BUSINEsS, A
AAx The Undersigned would inform his l0f
- Wirlends AID me public that he hok - u
taken house On Ninth Ct. bstEssu ID sid p TheTe
ne VIZ again do Usnees es Z iicenyeJ pa WN-
actions. u'
ts n SIN ENOCH WARD
OfElCERS AND SOLDIERS
ltEKplNG Any kind of Fancy and staple DRY
GOODS for the folks a. nome q re solicitsd 10 in
spsot our vast stock OF New Autumn and Winter
An examination of stock Implies no Obligation TO
for. s'Ss in plain surss there
PERRY q BROTHER,
Pa. avenue And Ninth at
Pc a XII "Psrry Building
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THx NOTICE NOTICE TO InAykLERs
ma ssrvios bstyesp WssEfnTiol. tse
ssS1rs Cd = 70 oS ~ e.. !, ~
s saI a ts.ss g; Pi tps e
az from Their yharf foot o. 1sioa bocf, Il az
s Fs ssssS i .s:s.: % 3
I'D mn FALLS, pwr
A@ fElk$ssSSkErE5s,ftI s EIt
s86R!Ns 4ND sgMyyiRf s 4 ksAisSSsSiHR
.in, Fhsds ssis yi cave fS.s
Depot a.,is ssIee.t Sunday. :. ioilovs. VIZ
"a "A A. NJ :, E q tii Il cscosf % stS
re. YORK trains sxeePt4S r. n. trsis on Sstar
A Freight Tram vita p...snssr car .s,..h.d
I he 'ss r stoplln1 81 al Stations bstvsss
PASSENGERS for Delaware and the Eastern shore
msTland VIA and the most expeditions ropts By
NAl colofed Persons INST give bond hsfer.
WIN. cRAwFoRp, Agent
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FSew fAs Dssserss, st. CgssI, Mtss.
fyou are, or have boon troubled it'll the head.
tche, send Tor box, (CophAo Pills D 30 dat you
may have them in case Of an.Attack,
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II FRENCH & RlCHSIEIN
I1AyE lust received fresh supply of Note Pa
per, Colored Borders, ruled and plain, with En-
velopes to match Also, Flag Paper Of all kinds,
with and WITHOUT Notices; Envelopes to matoh.
Purses and Pocket Books OF every description.
largo assortment of Stationery.
New foIk Papers received daily; Papers from
FRENCH 4 RIcHsTEIN,
ma 9fS parr
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Fsss fks Ads~tis~. PyssSdAsss, X. L.
The testimony In their favor u stronr frsu ths
most resp ectab,e quarters.
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Eess tAs Wssfrs r. r. Gssstts, ClIssss, Iu,
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his n,
nyslled CephAlio Pills.
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ftsss fAs So1thsrs Psk FSsfr, Nss Oylsses, La,
Try them you that are afflicted, andvo are rzrs
numerous list thai has receiyed benskfs thnf no
other medicine can produce, ' N
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dhssehsefs forwarded to Hare, Bremen. Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c, at reduced through fares
Persons wishing to bring out their 2fiends can
buy tokets at low rates.
Oflce. Johns DhE LSent
o, sun 10 Broadway, N. Y,
Or TO z. A. HERRING, Adams Express Baiti-
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A RMY SUPPLIES.
"A JUST RECEIVED-
48n cans SAUSAGE, MEAT,
s4O cans FRESH TOMATOES,
a. cans FRESH VEAL,
$50 caDs BEEF, la mode,
241 cans ROAST BEEF,
SCI cans RESI- MUTTON.
2fl cans BEEF and GRAVY,
$40 cans SOUP and BOUILLI,
Scases FRENCH DESSICATED VE6E
TABLES.
For sale az New York Factory prices,
KING & BURCHELL,
se6 Corner and fifteenth streets
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Ns@ tAs Bss~isn. Nsz1stL, ".
oaaes, with entlr3 suoccss,
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FIoss fAs DsiIy Ness. Nssysys, II, I.
CephaIo Pills are taxing the plaoe of Ali r, "A.
f%oSs fhs CoussHeial Bxllssis, BOSTON, MSS
said to be very eficsoious for the headache.
rom ns Commercial, Cise,ssati, OAio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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CUNBOATs FOR THE WESTERN RIVERS,
QUARTERMAsTkR GKNKRAL,s OYrIcR,
t.--.- WdShsast0a, Jxas IL, 1861. (
PROPOSALS are invited Tor constructing Gun
boats upon the Western rivers s--- : =
SPECIFICATIONS will pc immediately prepared and
may be examined at the Quartermsster's Once Of
CINCINNATI. flL spurghi ana at this ONCE.
ere alone will be considered.
confederation. M @, MEi6S
je Is Ouartsrypastsr 6epsral IIn,ted Sf.ts
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w COAL AND WOOD.
". have on hand and constantly receiving
large suen.iIles Of al kinds of Coal which We are
ssllIng at low prices for cash. w have now afoat
Ioai esIgoes we WIZ sell II a. Is cents per ton
Also, Oak, Hickory and Pine Wood at low
prices, Warbler sTRVi n ~"
So LEU Corner II And I've fin ats
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ffs1s fAs Ksssvka PeIIsS Stss. Yasev&s, "a.
We are sure that persons sudsrtus with ths l,sa
sohe, Who try them, will stuck 70 lssra,
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TNHh SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY
\ invite tho attention of the Army and a.
Navy TO their full supply OF MILITARY%
ana NAVAL FURNISHING GOODS, M
such as Indigo Blue Cloths and Doeskins, w
Caps, Epaul cts, Lsces, Shoulder Straps, -s1.
Belts, Swords. Sword Knots, Caps, Hats, and al
ENT FII4fERING CANTEEN.
Ofders In that line respectfully solicited.
n r. LOUDON & CO.,
Naval and Military Merchant Tailofs,
Nv 10 aOSm 262 Pa av,. under Rrovn,s Hotel
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CAhnlA6ES,
- u Subseuber having made sdditious 70 his
nctorys making II nov one OF the lalssst~ - -.
u the District, whore his fsciiifi - - : : 2
to y. Hgnnltaot1Elng CARRIAGES aud! -
L ..ssT MAGONs ct ~. Ehds osnnot be sur
ness, he hopes 10 give general tisiso(ion. ~
on ma sards Of osrfiaxes aad Light WAGONS kept
All REPAIRs neatly done. and ali ordsr,
nav onsa hand carrasss nF en- II s7eAs5 for
dh Il '''~7' corner Of Fourtssath md 3 =.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE BOAT.

REIsocK, No., Oct Is.
The train on North Missouri Railroad.
from St. Louis, was stopped at this place
yesterday morning by party of thirty
armed secessionists, and six federal recruit
ing officers on board taken prisoners.
The rebels then searched the train, bu!
for some unknown reason did not enter
the Express car in which there were 300
Enfield rifles and two tons Of military
clothing destined for Nebraska. Two of
the captured officers were released on the
spot and three of the four others were set
at liberty few hours afterwards. No
shots were fred and nobody hurt.
St. Louis, Oct. Is.
A guard of 20 Federal troops stationed
at the bridge over Big River, on Iron
Mountain r. R. about so miles south of
here, were captured by band of rebels
on Monday night, and the bridge burned
On receipt of this intelligence, Gen. Cur
lis dispatched several companies of troops
from Camp Benton and squad Of bridge
builders to the scene of trouble.
Washington, Oct. Is.
n vi IllO ICDCls idcb
approached the position occupied by the
Federal troops of Gen. Smiths division,
| near Lewinsville, and threw shells and
shot into the camp, but were driven off.
None of our men were injured. The sud-
denness of the attack, however, led to the
belief that more serious demonstration
was intended, and the troops were kept
L. H. ho v,rrhf
The Federal army this morning advan-
ced to position two miles beyond Lew
insville.
The steamer Wyandott, which came up
this A. NJ, reports all quiet down the river.
She lay under Matthias Point last Sun
day, transferring stores to the Howell
Cobb, and neither vessel was molested by
the rebels.
The rebels seemed to be constructing a
work of some strength at Ship Point and
the lower side of Quantico Point where,
if not dislodged, they may prove some
annoyance.
1t is thought, however, that the work
is merely defensive on the part Of the reb
els, and with view to prevent any land
ing forces Whereabouts, surprising we in
tended to take that route to Manassas or
Richmond.
The schooner Dance was fired into by
the rebel pickets from Mormalne Cliffs,
near Thaddeus Point, last Saturday, but
the Island Belle sent shell in among the
bushes, which dispersed the rebels.
The report from New Orleans of a sue
cesstul attack upon our vessels at the head
of the Passes, is discredited at the Navy
Department. Hollins is known to be a
great old liar and boaster.
The shipment of cotton from Liverpool
to .he United States amounted during
the four last months to 1903 bales,
of which the whole were American, ex
oept 321 bales of East India. The princi-
pal portion was conveyed in steamers.
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Circult CGurt-MsnitgWcc Comfy.

GEORGE REED ag't Obadiah H. Platt,
" George Rice. Benjamin L. Merrill Ezrkie
Merrill, Thomas II. Heating, Jarvis f. Pla,t
Wyman Murphy, and Robert T. Blake
The State of Wisconsin to the Defendants,
Obadiah II. Platt, Berjam L. Merrill, Ezelicl
Merrill, and Thomas II. Heating. You ere
hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint in this action, which WAS this Cay
fled in the Office Of the Clerk of this Court, il
the village of Manitowoc, county of MaDi5o~oc,
Wisconsin, aad to serve copy Of your answer
on me at my Office in tn. village Of Manitovt 0,
county of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof Oh you exclusive
of the day Of service. And il you fail to an
swer said complaint as hereby required within
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in the, complaint
GEO, REED, Plaintiff n persen.
Dated Sept G. 1851
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t. E PILOT
sCANDINAVIANS ATTENTION.
BRAND MASS MEETING !
CLARK'S MILLS!

There will be Grand Mass Meeting OF
ne Scandinavians of Manitowoc county,
h SATURDAY EFENLNG NEXT,
\ Clark's Mills, for the purpose of organ
kiDp Companies for The Scandinavian Le-
hon under the command Of Col Hans
/. HzG.
1t. Col. JOKES, 0. ToRR1soS, JACOB
FALvERsoS, CHRISTIAN ANDERSON, K. S
lUBURGH, CHAs. GUsrAvERsos, SVEN
|AMUEnos, Judge PIERPosr, and GEO
+. WooDIs, Esq, will address the meet.
bg.
Col. Jones aud others will also address,
be people at the following times and pla
es !:
AT the School House near Chas. Gusta
ersons, On Thursday evening.
On Friday evening, at the School Hous.
ear Christian Anderson's.
On Monday evening, at Torrison's Ho
Eel, on the Calumet Road. All these
Meetings will commence at 7 o'clock.
Turn out, Nersemen and show tina
lou, too, are ready and willing to sustain
be Constitution and the Laws.
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Elizabeth Catherine Sharpe, plaintiff, az ainst
William S. Jones, Ann Jones, William Nc
Dugoll, A. Newdorf, A. F. W. Vaenstine and
Edward Newhouse, deft's.
The State of Wisconsin to the Defend ants,
William S. Jones, Ann Jones, William McDu-
gall, A. Newdorf, A. F. W. Vaenstine and Ed,
ward Newhouse.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint in this action, a copy
of which is herewith served upon you, and to
serve copy of your answer, on the subscriber,
at his Office in the city of Oshkosh, county of
Winnebago, and State of Wisconsin within
ninety days after the service of this summons
upon you exclusive of the day of such service !;
and if you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated 26th day of October, A D. 1860.
W. r. KENNEDY, Plff's Atty.
Residence, City of Oshkosh, Wis.
N0T1CE.-The summons and complaint in
the above action are filed in the Office of the
clerk of the Circuit Court Of the county of Man
itowoc and State of Wisconsin.
W. r. KENNEDY,
Atty for Plf.
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SheriN'S Sale.

Circuit Court Manitovoc County.--Wilam
Blair, Caudius B. Nelson, Oliver W. Beldon,
agt Joseph Kalo and Robert Settenger
Df virtue of an execution issued from said
- court, in the above entitled action, to me
directed and delivered against the personal and
real property Of the above named defendants,
Joseph Kalb and Robert Settenger, have seiz-
ed and levied upon the following described
real estate. and all the right, title aud interest
the said defendants or either of them had In
and to the same on the 22d day of October, A.
D. 1860, or which they or either Of them have
since acquired thereto, to wit 4; Lot thrre-3-
in block no. three-3 lots one two, five, six.
seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven and twelve | 2
s. 6, 7, s, Q, 10 l | and 12-in block no thirty
one-3l; lots ore, two, five, six. ven eight,
nine ten eleven and TWELVE 6 7 s ZION
and lin block no. thirty three-33; lots sew,
en- and eight and SIN block no. tlirty-lour
81; lots ten and eicven-l0 aud lin bloch,
no. forty .ive-45: lot three-3-in block NJ
forty-40; all Of which are situated in the VIII
lage of Two Rivers, county Of Magit9woc and
State of Wisconsin, Also the west half of the
southwest quaTter-w IL : ! 4-of section
elcven,-1l-town twenty oue,-2i - rang,
twenty three-23- situated IL the county ~
ManitOwoc ard State Of Wisconsin. AIS t-a
west half-w l IF the south east cr1gta.-
s 1-4-of section no. thirtv4ix-3G ---erg-erio
no. twentv-20-r}Ege twenty four a...
situated in the county Of Gautowor ..e Static
of Wisconsin. Which sad reGl es,atg AID .as
said right title and interest Of the eai3 4.fa-s-
ants or either Of them. ! s'elI excas= for sale
and sell at public auction at the Court norsa in
the village of Manitowoc, on Saturday the 2G,h
day of October, A D. 1851 at 2 o'clock P. ii
OF that day, to satisfy said execution-Dated
Sherifts Office Manitowoc, Wis, August II 1851.
WYMAN MURPHY Sheriff
of Manitowoc county, Wisconsin.
WIN. Al. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.