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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-26

MAYORS OFFICE. NEw-1 oRk Dec. ~ locl
$500 Reward. d.-Wheress. BERNARD LEVY. who
was doing business broker at No l4S Canalst In the
CITY of NewYork found lying dead the floor Of bis
Office the abovensed place, with his throat cut on The
morning 18th inst ana whereas l. believed thA he
was m1rdered now therefore, /, FERNANDO WOOD,
Mayor OF the City Of NewYo do, by sae Of authority
vested in me- offer reward of Five Hundred Dollars for the
and conviction Of the person who
murder of said Levy Said reward to be paid
the certificate Of the District Attorney the Judge be-
fore whom the conviction had that the claimants
titled said reward; but all claims not presented TO the
Mayor within twenty days after conviction Ill be disre
Rarded FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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Nineteepth Ward.-A Special Meeting Of the Nins'
te.nb Ward Republican Association will be held at Land
msnn's corner Of 9,hst aud Sd av FRIDAY EVEN
ING Dec ~ 1861 o'clock for the p9rPose o. enoosne
Deee to the various Committees smd eIeenhg 0'
the IN ping year. JOhN hiAN' l1osioehs
ALLAN COOPER, S..,et.,;e,
s. w. VALENTINE,
Twentieth Ward Republican Association
In pursuance of the cal. Of the Republican Central Commute O.
this Association will meet ct its Headquarters north woss
corner Of 9Th and 33dst, FRIDAY EVENING, Dec
o. at O'Clock, to elect by ballot Delegates to the Central
Committees and Officers Of the Association for the essuie
yeer. The polls will open and close at p m;
CUMMINGS Ii. TUCKER President.
NJ, McAn
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w. "a R.nubiicnn Associafiou.-

Seventeenth Ward Republican, Association
10 OF the cs Of this Republican Central "
urinary election VIII be heid Lincoln Hall NO ios East
,g.ton It, FRIDAY EVENING, Dec ~, 1851 Tor tbs
pa poe choosirg ofeers the Association and delegates
20 various for the ensuing year Polls open
Ecn ~ O'Clock. J. IS. RYERS0N (Ist sice-Pre.fL
CHARLES II. GNOvgs. Sec'y. Acting Rresident
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Ninth Ward kePuSiian Assoclation.-A SPE-
GAL MEETING Of the ASSOClA1iON will be beld On
FRIDAY EVENING Dec 2 1851 (pursusn 20 The call Of the
Central Conoi.tee for the Pgrpose Of E.ECIiNG pELE
TEE. Also. OFFICERS OF ofthsASsOCIATION and an EA-
ECUTIVE COMMITTEE for the Wld Polls open from
10 Q O'clock A. y. DOW, Pre,ident.
gec.
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6ewins-H Hlarbines.
Burning fluio, Oils, Sc.


oils and PAINTS.--BOiled Paint Oil, 80 cts;
" Elastic Roof OIL IS c. per sa. Grafton Paint ieio"
Ochre and Spanish Brown per Id White Lead ana Linc'
Luseeds0il, Turpeutine &c BlDWELL 259Pearis ST.
DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
HI OI-Receiyed direct from the manufactures and for
,ae quantities suit the lowest market rates. by
SCHIEFFELIN BROTHERS 4 Co.,
Nos 10 and iIl William ST.. Ne~-fo ork
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Assoestion si hold Primary Election FRIDAY EVEN
ING pee o. the purpose Of elecng Officers Of t6s As'o
e.oa aud the Central Committees Polls open
from : 10 o'clock. T. ELLiOl' rfesioeh'-
JANIS NJ McCAErES. Secretaries
4.
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The RleYenfh Ward RepubIIcnn Associatiop

The Eleventh Ward RepubIican AssocIatIon
s their headquarters No "a Avenue on fhdDA1
EVENING the 27th inst. for the p1pose Of ELECTISG
OFFICERS OF toe ASSOCIATION, aud DELEGATES 20
the OLD and YOUNG MEMS CENTRAL COMMITTEES
PHILIP KELLEY, President
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V'HE BEST BOOK OUT.
BY LADY Anna Argyle.
Holiday Edition.
Illustrating the evils Of the lnIy dependence Of women
y L A: HOYT, No. ~ sPrueeh
For sale al the Bookstofes
Agents wanted to cell the above popular work
MED BUNTLINE' NEW NAUTICAL
IN TALE OF THE WAR,
THE RATTLESN s n AK T.;
Or,
THE REBEL PRlVATEER,
TALE OF TIE PRESENT TINE,
THE NEW-YORK MERCURY,
at all the News Depots In America
HOLIDAY BOOKS.
Choice Library sad Centre Table BOOKS suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN various elegant styles Of binding
now Selling at Reduced Prices by WARD PARRY,
Publishers and Booksellers, No tsJ Broadway.
A UGUST BRENTANOs
"A BOOK STORE STATIONERY ard NEWS EMPO-
RUM no. CD BROADWAY. .
At this establishment always be had the following bo
Boston Joumsl Herald Transcript Saturday Evening Ga
zetie and Bustin tgyng failures and enAnge'
In businessl.
All Foreign aud American Newspapers and Periodicals
constantly hand For sale In single numbers served
mailed 30 subscribers In part Of tie city or country
without EXTRA charge.
N KB.-Bsek numbers Of the principal periodicals. Newsps
pers and Magazines always on hand.
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seventh Ward Republican Asscciation.-In
pursuance of call OF the Republican Ceatra Committee,
eetng Of this Association will be held at No. 90 East Broad.
wsy on FRIDAY EVENING 27th inst ut Z: o'clock, to
elect Delegates the Central Committees and Officers Of tie
Association for the ensuing Polls open from a to
O'Clock. By order. DANIEL l.. fETIEE.
CHARLES ii. HAIL, (s..r.,,,iss President.
WARnRHN ROsKyHLT,
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Eighth Ward Republican Associatiou.-Pnrsu-
a. 10 The the Kepubhcan Central Committee election
will b. held at headquarters No l78 Priocest upon FRI
DAY EVENING Z.th inst for the purpose Of eecng dele
gates to the Committees fol- the incoming Polls
open from to Q. H. ,, -,
wv. PATTERSON, (coa..,a-;.s
CBAs II. YFONAss. "e''' ~
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In accordance with the generally expressed desire Of th
fsnds Of this establishment for tire performance Of
CELEBRATED OLD COMEDIES,
MIR WALLACK
honor that series Of them In
Of careful preparation, with
NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY
AND APPOINTMENTS,
THE CASTS
exceeding Ia brilliancy their former excellence.
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Gperial Notices.

Pursuant TO Order of the Republican Gem
nal Committee. the Let WARD REPUBLICAN AS
SOClATION will meet at No. 50 Gleenwichst FRIDAY
EVENING the 9th to elect five delegates 10 the Central
Committee, five delegates to the Young Mems Committee
and officers Of the Association for the ensuing yea Pos
open fron to p. III. By order. HENRY SMITH,
BE<J. G. SYkEs, To-, President.
Jo.rpr, q SrvIiy Secs
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meeting Of this ASsoctOH will be held Botanic Hall No
East Brosd~ay FRIDAY EVENING, Dec "a 1861 for
the purpose of eecting delegates to the Central Committees
officers the Association for the ensuing year Polls
open from 10 y O'Clock p By order.
JANIS y. FREEBORN, President.
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OFFioE BRooKLYN CENTRAb AND JAMAICA r. X Co,
No 20 ATLANTC-sT. BRoOKLYv, n. Y, Dec. 25, Is5
AT n Special Meeting Of the Board oil Dircc'
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Dr.. Halls Balsam.

HALLS LUNG BALSAM, in all cases, gives
the hest OF "a ,stactun.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought more
cures since its introduction than any other
cough med cine.
HALLS COUGH BtLSAM is introduced oy
our leading physicians as the safest anu oeSI
remedy now before the public
HALLS LUNG BALSAM is safe to use among
children, and yet powerful III cases OF chrome
pulmonary disease.
UAlI'SIU\G EALSAN nrings in certificates
aluoct daily ui its w..dertul cures N all parts
81 the couuTrv.
HALLS BAL AN for the LUNGS is sold
in every Gown IL the county.
THE MORE STRIhING PROOF IF the ins
'rn -ic ",r,h a!i e'len,e - se.'. Egitli's
ss.a S:s EEl '"r the LUNGS l. s!l,w The
sIdity vita "h ch u becomes a general tavOrite
with the cope Tee Is LoihIug of Il similar
ntture but what soon cast il t. the shade
when the 8alsam has been thoroughly tested
Tte gents tor is sale, the country over in or
''rng nrw supp i"s, are v'ry enrhtis ,asti: in ts
itv"r, saying, " IL i just the thing; it acts ike
harm; Effects are truly magical" The
ail ctcd can obtain the medicine of
JOHN d, PARK, PROPRIETOR.
Chicago, Illinois.
For sale nv
7. & ]. ROBINSON, Nanitowoc,
nll.ly JOHN usW AID, Two Rivers.
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jams c. SavareS. Merrill Case, Dodge " Keith
ard MarCua D. G. IN m as. Henry c. II ,mlror.
William df!ch aud H., kiah Ii. Smi h u
s. Di-tricr Court FIR the Di~trict o. WIG ,nsir'.
DY VIRTUE Of "A Cd Pnries Writ al Fri Fa-
ID cias issued out ui ~ unier tie Seal al the
District Court of the I'm ted States for tie ST.
rict tf Wisconsin,, the above enrt'e c.uSr
tested on the tenth ,1iy Of Novcu r. 1860. To
me directed, CONN andirg me- # the gpous and
Oh ,ites lands aud t"uen.Iits o The above named
d PENDANTS To Cause to he made Il certain sum OF
money therei specified have le' led upon aud
shall sell at public auction. tn the HI hest bidder,
on Sprurd " the 29th cav of Decen b,r 1860 at
3 o'clock p. ~. At the United States Marshal
O tce in the city ii c''nnty ot Milwaukee, il
said District. all the right. title ard iaterest
which the above named defendants had or the
eg tn i v Of January. 1853. or have since az
quiie in aud 10 The following described proper
u. to Wit:
sec lon no twenty-acven. (2T) in township no.
twenty. one. cd of range 10. twenty three ,t23
AID the folIowidg described property situate in
tn. Will &c oil Two Rivers:
Lots no oue-l-wo-2-a three-3-iu
block no v-nts -uine-T9 all of block no
pightv-two-S2; all of block egb' y-nire-
So; lot no. SIX Gin block one hur dr. d
AZ four l04 lot no tueive-l2 in h'ock
no. seventy two-72; lot no. s.ven-7-m
block no. seyenty-one-7l lot no min - in
block no severtv-eight-7S lot no on,--l-
IN block no fou 4 lot no tourieen-l4 in
block 10 sevPrty>hve IS with The buildings
Their OF, aud the sppnctrntuce1 theIe INTO he
ION ciny All OF the above described property
situate IL the courtyof Manitowoc and state OF
Wisconsin.
JEHC II. LEWIS, L. S. Marshal
Marshars OiIice. Milwaukee. Nov. II, 1870
SuiTH & SAL MOS, Plaintiff Atts'-.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION.
IIADfi .DIItt

Renevolcnt Iastitufion es'ahii.hd by special
Endowment Cor The Rn'ef of III s ok and
Distressed fl c,ri i'll Ntrul, nj and Epidemic
Diseases. ana especially tor the Cure al Disea-
S. of the Sexual Organs.
Y FEnICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Ac>
W. ting Surgeon. Ia all WAC Apply 6y letter,
WITH de,e.ip ion Of = cr e"HGi'ion, t.ge. occu.
%aiion habIrs of lite, g.. r ID il onsrs of ex-
treme poFety, Medicines furnished free o
change
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhnea
aud 1ncr Diseases e he s. xunl Organs. and u.
the NEW REMEDIES e,npioy.l i'll tie Dirpen.
saw, sent The fl ur,d in scaled lrtt-r cnv..'
cps, free e charge. Two thc,e Stamps iu
pn-tJgP VIII ne az. nfah'.
Address D.. J SkiiLIN HOUGHT0N Act
irg Surgeon, Howard A>>' rihIIuI.. Ne. . Soutl
Ain'h Siec'. P";'adrlphi- Pa. Nv ODD II Tn,
Directors ERA D HEARTH ELL, Pa est,
GEO. FA1REEIID S.crrtar,
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Having large and varied assortment CT JOB
Type, and Two PRFssrs, the Proprietor i. pre-
pared to execute all kinds Of JOB PRIsTIsG on
short 10 ice and at far prices.
An kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment COZ work or p.per..
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Judrfnspt of Foreclosure and Sale

DY VIRTUE Of, and in pursuance Of Judg-
ID meut of foreclosure and sale r.udtred In said
court, il the above entitled action, ON The 26th
dAy of April, A. d. $50 wh ca iudg uent and
mortgage was On the - n dav of August, A. d
1858, Gu'y assigned by William Bach, n" plaiT-
tiff IL rh- actio,. To Mrhler Wend', at Gi!wau-
kee, " sconsin | shall sell ~ public auc ION Tor
cash, a. the Curt House in the village Of Mtni>
tnwOc, on the Goth day of December, 1890. AZ
the hour oi ten o'clck in the forenoon 1T thnt
dav, all the following descrbi' NOR g"d p EN-,
sea or 50 mrch ih-re II a. may lie necessary {"
raise the amount due on sair. l.,gmert, ST..
ani expe Sc. Of sale tn wit the east ali OF
lot- tour aud nice aud 8 j. Ill OK number tw"
bu, dr,d AID lIi.ts-iinr, $50 in Il e v.llag. Of
MarItcwoc, county Of M4nir"woc, ani State "i
Wisconsin, a. pei the reco,d plat OF said village
on cord ih the office f the Register OF Deeds
of asniro~oc county .--DA Ell this 18th day OF
September. 1860. ... T..
LOUIS KENPER, Sheriff.
VIZ. N. NICHOLS, Attorney for the Assignsss,
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luii' d sTates l.aIsh..i's Sale,

tn:i' d >FStes aaIsh-i'S Sale,
Oliver 4. More
Perry + Smith
f tier A. Snr Il >" Az :"
G o D"yrr aud
b. amin j ,nta.
tn pursu u ani nv virtue or n Decree ma 70
l bv In" hl>ti.t Court Of the u lied stare Tor
the n,> tri.t al Wisconsin,, On the "'.,s n rlav
Of o .tnber, A ID. 1850 iii III. above curir,.,l
c,nsr. shall sell al pubic Auction IT lie PIs
Ole, in the CRY and county of Milwaukee. in
said District, Saturday. IT.. % day Of Feb
ruarv, 1861. at o'clock =. ". I'll" follow ii g de-
crhed rcmjse>, situated III MAJ iiow"r c"uu', |
or 50 much thereof a. may be ncce-stty to sails
y IN" s ,iu Decree. 10 wiz;
+" l. ~ ~ hiur e. AM ten 10l !" Block no.
&" one hr"drrd aud seventy five, lI5 I in thu
village oil MAJ itowoc a. State at " s.onsin ~
JtIU II LEWIS,
Unit'd Suites Narshdi.
November 2I1'. 1860
W AIfi0 DIT 4 EtN T,yoTfx C,p,.
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Notary Public and General Lund 19ent,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS
viii attend TO the payment Of tsxes the cnllec.
ton " debt, the ex mira ion IT titles, &C.
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g. a. WOOD.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
And General Land Agent Also Agent for the
iitna Insurance Company, of Hartford Conn.
Capital 81 coo 900 Corner Of sth ard Franks
lin 81. Hrnitcwoc Via nl>rf
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GEO. n. WOODIy.

attorney and Cou"@lir a: Lac,
slice Of the Peace. and Notary Public. Par
ticul.r ate ton given 70 collecting, &c, Of
ne. on York Street Nanitowoc Wis. nl-tf
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r. &. SHOVE,
" iScD4S2l.
WuRihOUoc,

Ndnitowoc, Wisconsin.
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Col
lection. Land and Insurance Agent.
rrompr attention given 10 all business:
REFERENCES:
stare BAsK OF WISCONSIN, Nil srkee.
pC>CAS SHERMAN & Co New York
knAU6Hr, MACLEOD hUHSF, lC-lv
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7 ER II s:

20 Yillag. Subscribers, when !eft BY tie Car
ri.r, 200 per annum.
To Nail and oace Subscribers, sl,00-inra
ri1JEg an Alliance
Eleven copies will be sent 70 one post Office on
the receipt Of $1,000. Twenty copies on the
receipt Of $500.
t. Advertising at the usual rates.
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DIN EEC1AErOGyy.

NTAGQN, Sigh, and Carriage Mixer
W Shop On York Street, over Vim. Sharp's
h.cssmith Shop, Msritowoc, Wis. Always on
hardaud willing 10 wn.k st
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~; Pbrr'H i..dy-, No. lI9. l. q. G T, meets
every a"ndsy eVer'nc, At :. o'clock AT Odd
fel".'s Hall Mt b-rs ~ the Order ear
ne-ftv ir'i,'@i ~ str.nd +. d. SN.Rr. W. c T.
eF aasHswos LarEr, No. IS. L A. NJ
X grl.r A~snrg- At ii Fcllp.s Hall on the
1t sd al Wehnesfays of each month, At P NJ.
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q. T0EsEsEsON. CO,

DEF lcrs in Drv Goods, Groceries, Provisions.
Hardware, Crockerv Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Cs;,s, Drugs aud Medicines, Gia $, Nails,
etc, Produce Of all kinds wanted nj ,f
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CfIAS. "A. REUTER-.

NoranY PUBLlC, Agent tor the NJ lsaukee Nh
tusI Insurance Compnur, and County Tres.
urcr. Will attend to n" payment Of Taxes
&c. Office on Mini Street Milf
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&KAS. MUELLER. m. u,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
9th street, Nanito~nc. Office opposite the Ger.
man Methodist Church. n-ly
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\. BRENNAN,

County Surveyor, Claik's Mills Mauitowoc coun-
~. Wis. ,-wil attend To AL hu.iupss in his Of
fcinl capacity, from and ait>r the lst ci March
1859. Il.tf.
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r. NJ. BAILEY.

Attorney and Cpunxelior at Lac,
Ard Notary Public. Office en- Yrrk-street
Mantle voc Wisconsin. PLY
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n. OEE1lER.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ATTAIN
Next Door to the Post Offica.
lfsritoUoe, HI Wisconsin.
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WIN. NJ, NICHOLS.

attorney md Counsef}or at La,c,
Oihc~ On York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
~ nl-I
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10000 Seeding App7e Trees

TNlE subscriber has at his Nursery in the 4th
l. Ward IN the cIts Of Oshkosh. about Fifty
Thousand Seeding Ape Trees, four and five
years old, and from ~ 10 seven I, ct high which
he offers At he low price Of
81 90 per hunared, or $4,000 per thousand
~ They sTe we'll shared, ard in good heal
lhy condition. JAMES O'BRIEN,
44rea !, 1880. Surserym man, Oshkosh.
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Of the late firm VIII remain in the store until he
6 h of March nsxr, 10 be settled BIZ Mr. Bcr-
cherdt. All removing unsettled at that date
Will be left with WIN. Waldo. Esq. for collection
SOCRATES HILL.
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Il E-O Il n 4 = e
OF Tue
WALKER HOUSE.


FTNiIIS HOUSE has been re-Opened, and ia now
J. ready for guests. Thnr0rgL repairs, irn-
psuvementS, ~ d add ito, have been M de tie
present season. The interior has undergone II
compete change, 80 that the wv ALkEk' Is in
tact II New House. M aims have been spared
in fitting up and iurnishr e er tir !, with new
furniture, makiI 6 it complete i'll all its arrange
meurs.
The Proprietor confidently believes he fntici
pates the wishes of the travelling public, by OPP
e:irg and Keeping he "WALkER as n first
ass Hotel, and hopes t. mcrit their IA prOba-
Oh AMI ratrnnag"
A. G BENTLEY, Proprietor.
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IT. Il. aS0EXlSOH

Attorney ~ Law and Notary Public. Office on
York street, north side of the river. Maui-
to~"c. Ally
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Farmers Take Notice.

Farmers Take Notice.
TIVE UNDERSIGNED Intends 70 erect this
l. seas'r fir>I-clas- OIL MILL in MAN.
It"Soc. He therefore would ask the Farmers to
SUMNER RAPE SEED,
in order 10 earn Iher own Burning Oil. The
mill being cympl. ted. shall huy ary qlantiy al
RARE Seed FOR CASH, AID manufacture only
Purified o.. Partners may rest SATISFIED that
shall endrnvor To serve them III this line of bIsi-
hess Z" their satisfaction.
rs He Las Rape Seed for SAL. and will FIR
fish 1t 10 faru efs nj cheap rate, as an i.iducc
meut for III, III TO cultivate il
WILLIAM RAIlR
Manitowoc, April 81, 1860. ~ tt
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& SCHENDT.

nEALERS in Candies. Fruit and TOYS of the
- very choicr-t selection. No. l3l, corner
East Water and Huron streets,
NIL TEEE WIS.
They also make 10 order. and keep on hand
every variety of Cakes and Pas ~, Ice Cream,
Syrups, &C. Wholesale aud Retail at the lowest
prices.
~ All orders from Country dealers will be
promptly artan ed to- n2tt.
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: FUELTe HE'D EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
BY
J. CROWLEY, Editor and Preorj,ter.
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'ahinet Manufacturer, aHn Fucn siuc Store -
Constantly or hand every Il s'ripiI.'n at VA
hogAIy, Black walnut, ard plain Furrirufr.
which il ~ good. and viii be sold 40 cheap a.
that manufactured il Milwaukee,, or ,lSt VII re
Manisosoc, July, 1889 nl-tf
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Sarsspri'la is Tropical Root too well known
as 'he :" me best anidotes possess for
Scrotul"us G, nplaiats TO need conp,ana.;
Bu' as Stiilii g'' Ia article of more recon, ~.
III Sc'otnious affections, We give below the state
nput ,f ~ -N~te
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-04
Int, d States Mar>hai's S,ir.

November 2Ilt. 1860
WALDO. ObY Il VAN. C,mpFts SoP,.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-14

D6F ExoITne NBWs FRoM oEREDo, TX
WAYNE CoUKrY-THs REBELs MARcHtxs
UPON THAT TOWN. despatch was re-
ceivsd last evening by the Governor, from
Col. Boles, dated Catlettsburg, KY, the
18th, stating that four thousand rebels
were marching upon the town of oeredo,
Wayne county, Va. The small force at
that place had fallen back upon Catletts-
burg, where they had rallied some i've or
six hundred soldiers aud citizens, who in
tended to defend the place to the death.
ceredo is only nine miles from Guyuu-
dOtte. Catlsttsburg is At the mouth of
the Big Sandy, The minor portion Of
Col. Zeigler's Regiment, heretofore sta
TONED at ceredO, were sent up the Kauaw-
ha about week ago.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-14

R@ AyIotRST stsEsH-R K. Fowler
SscessiOnist from Marion county, who
was arrested, We believe, at the time Of the
celebrated wOrthingtOu expedition, and
Who was refused bail the other day by
Judge Jackson because he is supposed to
have been engaged ia the guerrilla service,
Yesterday wrote letter to the State au-
'a0r'ies here Ofa very savage character.
he says thatif hair Of his head is harm
I'd thousand men shall swing for 1t,
Which is rather big calculation for man
a bis tx. He has also been In the habit
'''Aikiug loud and violently to his fellow
P''OOers, in consequence of which he was
yesterday removed to the County JAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-14
From Washington.

WAsHINGroE, Nov. .l3.-Capt. Steedma1
arrived to-day at noon bringing the OFF
cial dispatches from the expedition. d
is also the bearer of two rebel fiags-on
a Palmetto Gag and the American fla
first holsted in South Carolina over For
Walker. @
Mr.. s. reports that the captured forts ar
magnificent, with covered ways and bomb
proof. All that our troops need to do wa
70 occupy them, and they can be hel
against any force.
Among the most efficient vessels yer
found to be the new gun boats. and o.
which the Navy Department had twenty
three Constructed expressly for such pnr
poses, and their success both in the gal
and under FIRE was perfect. -.
Commodore Dayton, who commando
the Pocahontasi is a brother of Gen. Day
ton, who commanded the rebel forts, an
Capt. Steedman, who brings the despatch
es, is the son OF former Mayorof Charles
ton.
On the reception of the oficinl despatch
es, the following order was issued:
GENERAL ORDER.
The Department announces to the Nav.
and to the country, its high gratificatioa
at the brilliant success OF the combine
navy and army forces, respectively com
manded by dag officer S. F. Dupont an
Brigadier General T. W. Sherman, in To
capture of Forts Walker and Beauregard
commanding the entrance to Port ROyai
harb0r, s. @. To communicate this sigma
victory, It is ordered that national salut
be fred from each Navy Yard at merida ,
on the day after the reception Of this order.
(Signed) GIDEox WILLIS.
Nov. 18th, 1861,
The following Is portion Of A priVatf
letter from flag officer Dupont to the .Assis,
tant Secretary Of the Navy;