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at Rulss jeld in ;he Clerk. Once q

VJiKG.SIA at Rulss held In ;he Clrrls oacs q
the Circuit Court Of the county Of iisui!co, on Moa
dag, the 4.h day Of March. 1861:
Wisu u. Toer snd Jnu. 1oeT bis wife Frances Terry
George H. Fiji silicon, Charles T. i!!srilson snd 81 h.th
fESgiiscn, iis'nsins'
AganIt -,
Thou,S, Fzw.lson Jr hs right and rs EdEiai:.
traitor OF Tnouas pzEilson the elder deceased MARTA
Truman Mary Seville, - 81 nnhan and Ella 'neif + his
gir Apheus w. Ech0, and Ann his wife, G-orRu ". Fl,;-
wilson Mary ~ CLARKE the widow Of Nenry ClnIks 'e-
ceased John }. Clarke n7d Henry Clarke W. c. Clarke,
l:.becca Clarke MarJ Clarke and JOSEF \" CaTse the
children Of Henry Carse decrssed the last i've Of whom
are infants under the age o; twenty one years De.
The -ct or this Is TO fell HE real estnte In the
couaty OF .vucu which Thuuas Fl wilson, the elder
died seis and possessed. aud 10 distribute the proceeds
u the sale amongst his hairs a:d distributes and The as
.Irxrs q! such VI his children Eva assigned or con-
veyed say lhe!r Interest IN the rail- laG: And aIda
having l., irar and sd that the defeptants Mary ~
Clarse John j. ClI,ke, henry ClsIke W. C. CLARKE. Re
b.ers Cake Mary Clarke and Ju'rph W. Clarke
ant. In th, su residents of the state OF 'rs'nla'
they are hcrrpy notified appear Thin ons month sisT
due publication hereof and 10 what necessary 10 pToteei
Ih,ir interest IN this sa, A Cupy-Teste,
Harch S-ws~ JOHASoN shHpS. SIe.t.
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..NirEScIA,:A OF VIRGINIA.

OF PthSfN1a.
ktrAClCxiy {! L.ii.rItt::.on, ana s0lS theso enc
.ae A,sat, -. :i, Pearl est, TIE following
s;!sc:cea f:S.-r i2--Ei
shoe, sad E:c:3tS
s., Cs:l.'r2 a.. .cTY.a:. shoe:
!: 40 Cart Harness oi svs;y dsso1pren
- ss.ts. LsA,.y ao.s
(:i f,-!,.
-. Has=.ts:"s-t.
| gt-', 2i:s:. SC.
.1.itis lv!toas
y: L.: LtG,t;s ivr plantation L,nas
! -,ts Clo:-!nt &c. Servants -.
L. ... s9eT: -r-.c..s Cd hand and for sale nr viii
:: -tpt:fe1 Or o:nsr Job work done 70 srdeS, &C
! .:s i: ss,a, or 10 punctaal onsLonerI only, on
+.
NJ - country, with satisfactory ,efererce.,
.l,~ W. Address X. VI. NlMMo,
~ .s:n: and s,orekeeper Va. Psnltenaa.y..
TINIpELATED GUINO, ="
lyi. glvrR MhSCPATuRlSG COMPANY are
.:.:.G 10 furnish the farmers and planters oi
i. Ae:;h Carolina with tho above Fertilizer for
| :; ::o9. la application 10 The wheat crop,
u Il: IL. 20 "a: a. developed up to this tine, has
k.,.rr .5e:s.,.e!; and Il !s deemed 10 be equally
.;;.I !; prove :eoie OF tobacco, oatc and Corn.
! IS :os o. a-nt Is moderate, bat The supply will
.n :. ,1.tl,:e 10 the demand, sud, during :he
..,. "a coJii!on OF afars,t IL thought adYtabl=
..'.- -ao propose TO purchase, 10 signify their In
&: -, 80 a. An early day, to enable the company
::..y ,:rp4:.:.aa 20 execute al orders :ost may
,.:.o1 :. ?.Gn lbs, A5l ca:h-
b go " a;..essea 20 The Commission Merchants
j.! ...i-G=d cEro
-::..sr E. Is. BENTLEY, Agent.
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u Rus5 EtIu To vt
III. Circuit Court, OF the Corny Of u.nrlco on hor-
day the itl day u! February, i.Il
S!cnj IN Nsngum fi'haHA''
ag1lhst . -,
James A. wslder, Adrnlusrstor With the vii annexed
Of God:ried wedc deceased Sarah WslJer snd suiae'
". Wnldcr peh D.
Tb. osct Of this suit "a 10 suffice: certain real e'sie 10
s onuliy Of Iienrioo and the City Of Richmond, OF
psyuep, Of TOR tT3 IS with Interest rom u.
s, day CT January 1853. till paid. and costs, which 'aid
Judgment recovered by The said P!alnf aSalnt 'hs
si dfr:ed Walder darIg H is time, In the l!astovs
Court the City OF Kcooad, the 2lth day OF SovTtn
Der Isl5 sad has been sstsasd An andaV haxaS
brsn 10 ade and fled that hs Defendant, Eustacs W. Val
dor 1, MOI f-.d,at Of the State Of vrsus be Is E:rsoy
n,,asd 10 appear within month hf;er dns publication
hereof and d. what Is necessary 10 protect Ms 'aIerst u
''A' 'Nl- J3uSsoS saHDs. Clark.
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SEWVsELE ACADEMY,

SHE Spring term NJ this School will commence on NON.
4 day, March An, and continue fre mnn'hI. Charges
.i:l be-Fos ErRish, *l2 ~ for Classics. &I7 81.
March 5-cwIE ". ". w0UDs0N, Piacpal
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Prof. McCuw then announced the names o.
the fortunate competitors Of the Warren prize.
which had been divided into two parts, OF *5G
each. The fist was awarded to DR.. Isaiah
H. White, Of York county, for an essay on
hilarious Diseases; and the second 10 DR.. Ma
son G. E!Izey, o: LouLoun, for an Essay on Tc
tanus. Honorable mention was also made Of
Essays written by Drs. Clayton q. Coleman.
Jr., ucnry &. Rainey, Robert E. Moore, Cyrus
Uogge,t, L. E. Jennings and Ii. ". Davis.
The Ealcdictory address was then delivered
~ Professor Conway, which was worthy o.
his e;ninen, reputation, after which the eSe',
ciSeS closed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

EoTTON YARN..-TEo hundred bil.,; a:,o,t'a
O-Sos, for sale oy 49, N' ~
MarSh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

5000 aCREs or COTTON LAND FOR
= SALE on AS 4 PARTNERSHIP
HSE thousand Of irst quality OF cotton lsnd' In
" Washington county, Miss, within six :nes OF Misss
.,pp river Also, thirty Ave hundred acres In sun6o~er
COUNTY Ass miles Of YA=oo river, good roaus lead.
nR 10 each tract Ihcy located 10 1884 by tbe under
slined They will be sold, Plsced as stock agsns
n-sroes eac, bs valued, and partnership iornsd
Adde'S. ". II. PAXTON,
nnc io-crho New OrIssrs.
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GHElT HlFGAIN IN LAND.
VALUABLE IMPROVED COTTON PLANTATION FOR
SALE situated cn the A:chaaiays River, 10 the State
Of Louans coaaiug l0I3 acres S5c cleared go Ia cu
ovation This sCa producsd the las! season two bales OF
TrSx,-x eas,, nud the remainder in l. and year,
with esh, per cent per snnuu n;srs adasd rom cay Of
sais. A,.dress -.
Js,7-ron New Orleans.
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Annual Commencement OF tho Medical
College.

College.
The commencement exercises Of the Medical
College Of Virginia took place Friday night al
the Metropolitan Hall, Richmond, and were wit.
messed BY one Of the largest and most brilliant
audiences that ever assembled in Richnond-
After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Woodbridge, the
degree Of u. D. was conferred upun the grad.
ualins class, composed as follows:
/. Charles Selden, Gloucester, Va.
2. Isaiah II. White, York, "
g. X. Gsrlica liIil, hing William, Va.
T. Hugh W. Davis, Ches;e,h field, Es.
5. Edwin II. Coles, Northumberland, Va
8. YIN. ". Cosgin. Halifax, n c.
T. Finks Csltcron, Ahcmsre, Va.
8. r. Walter Scott Martin, Richmond
city.
.. Jtme; Layne ,Jr., Highland, Va
&C. Rebt. 3. Carpef, Be:etourt Va
Ii. William Macon Swami, Cumberland,
Va.
-. Patrick Henry, Fredericksburg, Va
l3. Sidney B. Barhaa, Surry, Va.
II. Jeremiah E. L. Dc!k, Isle Of Wight,
Va.
Is. John H. Elder, Lu7enburg Va
Is. Mungo P. Harvey. Westrnorcland, Va
-. Frederick Griffith, Neslmoreand, Va.
IS. John Gucrrant Gpochland, Va.
~. ". Davis Chapman, Gloucester, Va
20. Powhatan Z. Moore, Hanover, Va
q. Rici'd A Christian, Middsex, Va
%. John T. Coak!ey, Stafford, Va.
e3. Edmund p. Taylor, Caroline, Va
~. John u Griffin, Southampton, Va
%. James g. Gardner, lunorer, Va
26. Berj. G. Maxwell, Henrico, Ia.
q. Edward D. Snead. Johnson, y. c.
oS. Milton A. lsh, Fairfax, Va.
% Adophus T. Smith, Wake, n. {.
go John 6. Trevlian, Gooch!and, va.
81. Nicholas J"hHson, Louisa, Va.
80. Robert S Ellis, Jr., Orangr, Va.
33 Henry N. Turner, Isle of Wight, Va.
81. Robert L. Moore, Wytbe, Va.
55. Seabrook Jenkins, Co!!eton, Dist S. c.
36. Geo. E. Waller, Henry, Va.
81. Henry c. KeaIney, Henry, Us.
85. YIN. p. Campbell, Monroe, Va.
10. Thos. A. B1haunon. MADISON, Va
10 Henry T. jennings, Halifax, Va
Il. l.. Hebe- Goode, bedford, Fa.
~. J. McCate Horner, Chesterfield, IA.
43. Cy1us Dc.Ee,t. DR., Gloucester, Va
AZ john L. B:umhsck, Page, Va.
45 Il. II. Miller, Rockingham, Va
90 J. Wilmer rompkins, A5e!nar!c, Va.
II. John W. Brutty, Augusta, Va.
IS Vim. 81 lhomss, Tazcwell, Va.
~. Virgil Welvcr, F4uqner, Va.
81. Eey. J. ". Miller, Richmond city.
81. Thos. l.. Ingram, Lnnenburg, Va.
50. Wn Z lleggir, Rocknshain, \. c.
Is. g. T. Rains. Sussex, Va.
o. Mason {; Elzcy, Loudoun, Va.
IS. Jos H. Wade, Henry, Va.
81. Clayton G. Coleman, Jr.. Louisa, Va
81. JAS c. Baily, Person CO., y. Z.
IS. Vim. G. Jones. Highland. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-14

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OBJ CEiES-
1 rsRkIELD COUNTY: ~.
RICHARD AEehEEb E1HcrToR,
TEE bAkr of vlRGsIi.
BY decree entered In the above cause AZ Tie Horcm'
Der term Of the .sd Circuit Court o Chesterfield county,
the underIignsd couns directed ITO enquire and
report whether debts due the Bank OF virginia men
toned 10 ths sappnmeotsl report II the 7:h November,
1861 wore Intended 10 be secured by the deed om Miles
Bott 70 Richard Archer Of ths loh November, lsV an1
whether all or suy part Or tald dYt, have been paid and
o,ss. deb secured BY the said deed "heh rsusin IN.
paid and II aIy the amount OF each. the persons to Sho
they are respectfully dua and the relative priority OF lie
uid de,s uudsr pro vision, Of the said deed OF trust
persos Interested In the sa account are hereby no.
uHed 10 appear tho Office OF Mtsrs sicitea ueath.
the evh day OF Saroh next which ne nnd place shall
P';sSeI Fss isOsstv - '-' |. 81 sUEFoor. COMMIT
VIKGiNEA.-At Rules held In the Cl-rs's UMte Of
the Court or hs county OF Aoconac, on the rs Mon
dny ip J.nuary A. D. 1881 the being The 't day OF
said MONTH
John ". Gll,ct. PlaiuliG, In deh: and upon
ivolnst an attachment re-
william Henry Nelson, Defendant, turned executed.
~ dollars with thereon from the lat day o!
September A. 1851, I'LL paid, dIe by writing obligatory
1t appearing abdar hxt the defendant e not resi-
deIt Of tb. 81 @ moIon Of the phinf by his at
Il Is that tue said defendant do appear here
vhIo one month after Cue publication hf this order AMI
do what IL necessary TO protect lis isreS, and that this
order b. published week for cur successive weeks
IN the Richmond Erqurer nsrspapeT Pntilehea 10 tLe
city o! Richmond also rntted at inc front uool OF ie
Court House OF this county on the ns day oi ths naAt
tern. OF said court
oopy-Tpste,
ID
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-sc-. 1lssiGs JOHNSON.
nnAfN1ISSION MEkCEANEE,

(.sosr prrlotxa sBockos sAksBousE)
RICHMOND, VA.
,Sop ,hr a.,. OF Tobacco Wheat Corn and country pro-
L duee generally, return their sincere .h.ni' TO he5
reuds for the very liberal patronage hefeIoots
- hsn and AJAX continuanGs and increase OF the sane
,r the n.rt year pro1Ipa their personal seh
.ion 20 all consznInents committed 10 hsn
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..--sNr .
FlEGhR IRON WORKS,

JOHN 3. TASSEk,
N q gNnkg
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DOUGLAS & GkEGOIeN
4 rTEND TIE COURTS OF HANOVER AND KlN1
N WILLIAM.
II. B. DOCGLAS also attends the oonfN o. hiHB "N1
Queen and Carol1s. .- 1852
B. B. DOUGLAS, ASlett's, King William
2 GREGORY Js-. Old Church. Hanover. Fob lo-t1y
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Farther particulars nsde known on day oi sa!e- ;
F.b S-cgfc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
N.Rtxp Irgvs-Cap,ain WILLIAM TT

MARINE ITgNs.-Cap'ain WILLIAM Ii.
MAGE, Of Green Bay, is re fitting and
putting in gooi condition the schooner
Mariner, which vessel went ashore here
last Fall. Capt. MAGEE is a genuine sail
or and q good fellow, and The Mariner,
under his superintendent, viii leave our
harbor "as good as new
Workmen arc engaged in getting the
remains Of the Propeller Ogontz into the
river. We have heard that her hull is to
be converted into a lumber vessel.
The steamer Can't, owing to the preva>
Ience of heavy wind, did not arrive here
on Monday, her appointed day, bu; made
her appearance on "Wednesday morning.
She was expected in again last evening.
On Monday, four vessels were anchored
in our bay, all of whom have since loaded
for different Lake ports. The following
are their names:
Schr. .Stella, from Milwaukee.
Transit. from Chicago.
Geo. c. Dre1O, from Chicago.
II. ". Gates, from Chicago.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

A MUCH NEEDED RoAD.-Petitions ere
In circulation for signatures asking the
Legs a:ure to pass law for State Road
from Manitowoc TO Taychedah, via the
village Of Hjel, in this county. The sue
cess of this measure is not only advanta-
geous to the people on the route, but of
great importance to Manitowoc, as it
would add largely to our business and com
merce, and bring to our market valuable
additions oc the produce of our county,
which now seek other outlets. We trust
our Senator and Representatives will use
their influence for the carr. ing ont Of such
praiseworthy object.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
County judge.

The question as to who shall be our
next County Judge is now creating some
excitement, and will continue to attract
public attention until the close Of election.
Already there are two candidates in the
field, viz :-Messrs. b. r. ANDERSON, Of
Manitowoc, and H. s. PIERPoSr, of Two
Rivers. Both are running as no party
candidates, and are supported by men Of
all political notions. While Mr.. PIERPoYT
seem. to get nearly his whole strength
from Republicans, Mr.. ANDERsoH is sup
ported BY several prominent Democrats as
we'll as Republicans.
In our columns to-day, will be found
an invitation signed by leading men of
both parties, requesting Mr. ANDERSON to
become candidate, and the reply of that
gentleman accepting it, which we publish
OF the same rule tha: we would any otn~
er advertisement. Dir. PIERPoNr's " CALI
is inserted in the Herald, the organ of
the small squad of Breckenridge politicians
in this county, and it would receive the
ike treatment from US as Mr.. ASDERsoN's
had Mr.. Z. or his friends condescended 10
ask is publication in he PILor. We make
these remarks so that our readers may not
infer that we are, as yet, prejudiced in IA.
vcr of either candidate. There may be
other gentlemen announced for the office,
and there is yet plentr Of time for US to
decide between the different aspirants-
We repeat the sentiments expressed in the
PILor weeks ago, that the Office of County
Judge should be filled by an honest, copa-
Die, and Trustworthy man-oue who will
guard and protect the rights and interests
Of the widow and orphan, against the
wiles and corrupt influences of knayes and
sharpers. We believe the people Of our
county are sufficiently intelligent to elect
such a man, and will do so.
At the proper time we will make our
choice, and our decision will be in favor OF
him who. in our opinion, will best carry
out the principles above enunciatef, with
on. regard to politics or cliques. In the
meantime, we say "may the best man
win"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, under date Of
the 9th inst, says; Senator Douglas
says he hopes civil war may yet be avert
ed, but if it does come, the war will be in
Cincinnati, Louisville and St. Louis, as
well as Forts Sumper anl Pickens. He
is satisfied that it is jeff. Davis purpose to
march to the borders when once the
Southern Confederacy takes up arms
against the Government"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
Job Printing

We are prepared at ali times to do any
kind Of work in the Book and Job Print
ing line. Having large and varied as
sortment Of type, and large stock of diff
ferent kinds of paper, we can print hand
bills, cards, ehecAs, notes, DC, as neat as
can be done this side Of Milwaukee, and as
cheap as he cheapest. Try US.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

JUSTICE TO Mn. ANDERsoN.-Ihe Ii1
bune, in an article intended to assist Mr..
ANDERSON, does that gentleman great in
Justice a friend of his assures US that
Mr.. a. is in good bodily heath, and has
never been confined by sickness three
days. His tip "over the mountains"
instead Of weakening bis constitution,
greatly added to his physical strength.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

SEWING MAcHIS Es-TheTe is machine
manufactured in Boston, by LADD, WEB
srER & Co.; its special mission seems to
be, to do everything and anything that
the needle is capable Of accomplishing
The Shoemaker, Uarnessmaker, Carriage
trimmer, Tailor, Dressmaker, Cloakmaker,
Carpe;maker, Bookbinder,-all these, and
many more have in the machine referred
to, one Of the greatest helps for expedit
ing their business, and they find it to be
a great saving every year; with it they
can turn out work quicker, and at he
same time do it better, and please their
customers better than by the use Of the
old needle In families, too, this machine
is the handiest thing in the world, it will
do all sorts of family sewing, on the finest
muslin or the coarsest cloth, making tie
stitch alike on both Boston Trans
cript.
We have never seen machine equal
to the LADD, WEBSTER & Co. in capacity,
it is truly wonder, ard we would refer
our readers for detailed information re-
garding it to Cook, SroHE & Co., Chicago,
who ale the Agents for the sale of this
machine in the North West, and whose
advertisement may be found in another
colamn Of our paper.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

Laws or THE SEssIoN.-We publish
this week number Of laws Of general
nature, passed the present session Of the
Legislature. We shall frcm time to time
publish such as are of general interest, as
they are passed during the remainder of
the session.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

CALL OF THE CnoCTAw TRIBE.'-The
principal Chief OF the Choctaw nation has
issued message, arging his people and
the several Indian tribes comprising the
nation, to join the Southern Confederacy
and send delegates to the Southern Con
gress. His advice has been followed
the general Council having passed reso
luton to the same effect
The Chief also recommends the sending
of Commissioners to Washington to con
fer with the President Of the United
States, and to look after the security Of
their moneyed investments. -..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

TTHHE PROPRIETORS of the FRgE DEMOCRAT
J. desire TO introduce to the notice and cons-
deration Of al classes, but particularly mer-
chants and business men, the claims oil the FRkE
DEMOCRAT IS reliable business news and
commercial journal. Those who are trading
with Milwaukee merchants eau scarce afford to
do without Milwaukee paper upon which Il ey
can rely, for commercial information of all kinds
including correct and careful price current
The Commercial department of the FREE DRMo~
Graf is nanaged by competent editors, who will
continue TO spare no pains to render it III every
way worthy of that confdel &c which has been
and is now bein, rerosed il it by the Business
men of this city and state.
The great object of the commercial departs
ment OF a newspaper should be to give the latest
and most reliable information on commercial at
fairs III financial affairs, to keep fully posted i'll
all matters relating TO currency and the money
market; to frown upon all schemes of finance
calculated to fleece the community to call
things BY their right names in making quota
tionsi ard in these matters not to swerve from
the direct lii by fear, favor, or Affection
Such is The character Of this department. of the
Free Democrat, and such it i'll continue to b.
It will con inue to contain the latest intei-
gence by telegraph up to the time of going to
pr, So.
Il AS political Journal, it will continue to la tie
or the UNION, and give no quarter TO its ene
mics. It's motto is,
Tie UNION--it Nast and shah be Preserved
LepuLliean il principle, out-spoken in fact
and untring in devotion TO the great prime ple,-
of freedom, fought for and established by the
Fathe. If the Republic it is The determination
Of the present proprietors to make and keep it
worthy of the position is cotempoi aries nave
assigned it, as he lie dag Republican Paper
in the North Vest.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

hUCTIoN.-We would call attention to
the auction sales of dry goods, fancy
goods, notions, jewelry, &c, now being
held al the store Of G.. w. EMERY, on
York street, west of the National Hotel,
every evening, by Mr. J. &. SHANNON, late
of Milwaukee, who proposes to distribute
bargains Unfortunately TO the ladies and
gentlemen of ManitOwoc and vicinity, for
short time only
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

flow IS THIS I've notice the names
of several Of the Republican County Of
ficers attached to the - call " urging Mr..
PIERpoHT to become a candidate for Co.
Judge. Are they paying aim for his work
in dividing the Democratic party last Fall
Is this Sheriff MURPuY's cause for signing
it
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

ST. PATRIcK's Festival AT MADrsoN.-
The friends of Ireland at Madison-and
noble set of men they are-are to partake
of a supper at the Capitol House on the
evening of the 18th inst, in honor of St.
PATRICK. We are indebted to the com
mittee of arrangements, for a very kind in
vitation to be present, and regret our in
ability TO attend. May they have merry
night, and we doubt not they will.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
TOW N AND CO u Il T RY
Independent Candidate for Co. Judge.

Independent Candidate for Co. Judge.
To b. Il. anderson. attorney and Couno
sellor at Lar, Nanito~Oc, Wisconsin ::
Sir: Being fully impressed Of the nee
essi,y Of having an honest and capable
man elected Judge Of Probate, in our
county, and having confidence in your lie
gal ability and integrity, and believing as
We do, that all political chicanery should
be discountenanced in such an election
We the undersigned citizens and voters Of
Msnitowoc county, Wisconsin, 90 there
fore irrespective OF all political opinion,
solicit that You allcw us to use your name
as a candidate for Probate Judge, at the
ensuing eleetinn.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
--E1E CD sc

MArtE SUGAR.-The sap has just began
to run, and our farmers are preparing TO
procure good yield Of maple sugar.
With a good season large amount will
be made in this county.
We will take any quantity of the article
in payment for the Pilot, and pay an extra
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15

FIRE IN GnAvEsvLLE.-The GAINESVILLE
Calumet county, Republican says that a
fire occurred in that village on Sunday
night, the 31st inst, destroying smoke
house and corn crib belonging to NATHAN
SHARKS, also 80 bushels OF corn. 1t did
not learn the particulars, but presume the
fire originated in the smoke house.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-03-15
To CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several
tears with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease, Cousumrtion-is anx-
ious TO make known to lis fellow sufferers
the means OF cure.
To all WHO desire it, lie will send a copy
of the prescription used Gree Of charged
with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they vii find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, &c. The only object Of the adver-
tiser in sending the Prescription is to ben
eft The afflicted, and spread information
Which lie conceiyes TO be invaluable, and
he hores every sufferer will try lis rene
pr, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON,
WilliamsbuTrh.