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SlaeIiess sale.

G rruir Court Har,ir"wnc Connty--Psrion
Sprrert, Ma hirs Il. Bar, torr"d K Brow. Jr.,
and John Fudlry, against Frederick Burch-
.rd' aid la p. Saith
DI vi:tue of execution issued rom SAID
ID court, IL the ahave entitled nc ioti, 80 me
detected srt deivrret against the personal and
real property at the I'D ,ve nanel offend nus,
Fed rick Borchrtdt and Ira F. Smith. have
sc z ii and lsv'el upon the following desc lie
real estate. al d all The right It'll. and interest
the s,id defendants, Frederick BDiChrrdt and
la T. smith either st item, VIII en- they or
ei her at them hid in the premises her matter
described on he 18th dav of October l. SO. or
which they or either Of them have >incr acq IL
red, which premises are siruared in The CCu
q, Manitowoc, and SAFE OF Wisconsin, and ar,
known and de cfiht.i ~ follows, To vii: All Of
bio. " clever y Nv -i2-thnteen-
l3-'nIIrreen-l4-bit. en-l5-six;ern- sew
euteeE-aud all O. hiOck No eiGh.-S-; lot
no tnree-3- in bl'ck 10. 6't.eu: ard los
no uire AMI tens and Ten Ia block 40. MN
.. all II the vliage OF Mishicntt lis four
sp1 Ave- and SIN block 10. two 3, i'll
the village Of Two Rivers.
si-o the east han Hf tue north east quarrf r Of
s ctiun 40. ,hft, SIX; the north w->t fractional
q lIrter OF the north west fractional quarter OF
section 10. four f kept acre ihercirCip
Heretofore sud; The moth east quarter OF the
north east quarter o Scion no five g; the
west half at he north east "a trier OF SCcion no
eiehtcen-l8--; the south as q'lartr Of the
north w'-sr 0,ItrIcr OF SectlJu 10 ignte' S
-, ali in 7 ,suskp 40. TWEEN 40, Rang.
n0.twsnIy i"ur--24.
A.. the south ~t-t quar- or o. the sou'h "e-i
ul.I.e, of Src'Ion p". u'u;y one 81 -; tn
I south we-t quarter al the lou b wet quarter o
| sec 10 t.i,Ity- 80 all ia toaIsh'p 10. tTsBlv
ON. IL range no twenty four -24;- tht
i unrfi haf { Sec. o. thirty five - IS - 10 fosn
/ sbip DO twenty oie-2l- range 40. twenty
/ ti3tee 23- wing ~ beng - tie EcnntY @
: Raj i.3Hpc, stzie ~ US aIen sad rca est2t
.d tie -ai. r. iIt XII AID i..5-F tst OF te s- -
f, i,LdaLis o. e.. H.T OF gn.m, l shaii expose g..
50 aud sell ri puoIic aLetloi. at The Court hGus
in III Y1il4gr Of Maritnsoc or Saturday The !5t
ia, al February, a. D. 1862, at the hour q
ten eelock A. VI If .hif day TO sausty said 81
I acutioi.--Dated Saefifi's Office, Manitowot
January %, 1862.
/ NYMAS MURPHY,
| Sheriff Of Msniiowoc County Wi
w. y y.cBots, Tia.n.c's A.-o-rsy
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Circuit COur,-.NIam Co

Char'rs T. Draper, Daniel P. Clark, P.rker
P. Clark. G .",ce II. Cls,k, aud E al +. Clark.
ag,iast ob.di,h II. Piatt
TIL" State Of " scons to Obadiah II Plat
" OU are hereby summoned and gu red to
i answer the comI'la in his acriou, which
: fled in the office OF the Clerk of The Circnit
Cnnr', County of M#n.tnwoc. and copy of
which Is herewith served on YOU and 10 serve.
conV OF your answer 70 the said c"mpl,in on
re Suh-crih.r, ut Iii, ofire in his 4 cling house.
IN he viii g" of Hsu,o.oc, ia sali county,
within twenty days after the service &c THIS sum
mons on voT. txcluIve OF the cav of such spr-
wee and if yuu il t. answer the said com.
piai't within the lime aforesaid, the p'aihtifs III
this action Will tx Judgment against you for
'hree Lu Gred AID nrtv four dollars with inter-
'sr from tn" fifth day If July, one ITO sand
,iah' hundred aisl .iz.,.one beside, the casts
OF th.s actinn.
Go, REED. PlaTnt'f'~ A,torn '.
n I'd VI, i."wnc Wv Is 1851
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Circuit Court--Manit County.
Summons for mo
hey demand on
con
+ eicfitk T.. Jones
against

F, elcritk c Jones
against summons '"r mo
Charles Dur G.o,ee pice hey demand Gil
md George II B,rihoio new contact
The State OF Wisconsin. Com not served !
To Charles Dufnnd, George Rice and George
n. Bar holomew, deieudaut-
NDC arc hereby summoned and r. urlirrd to
i yer the compi liant in This ac,Iun, which
l. hts d III the Office OF TIE tie k OF the CIrcu I
C"uIt, County OF Mani owoc, and d C, D. of wbicl
/. herem it'll served YOU and to sSrve y COP,
OF Your answer 10 the said complain' ~, the sub
senior, Al his { fce, i'll his tweiH Z house IN lie
village o. ManltvHnc, III said c"u: ", within
TIVE ty days after the service Of this summons
IN You, exclusive OF the day OF such service :;
aud II YOU tat t, answer the ssIi com JIaiut
within the time af resAid, the plaintiff. i'll his sc-
tom viii TAX ju gm' ut against you for ihr sum
OF tw" THOUSAND eight hnrdr,d and s~venI, sly
10 Il dollars with interest from lie 7 h d ~ OF
MAY, lS;G, on S@96 GEO: from the fist day Of
jay, 1858, on S2S5 20; from lie b dav vi
Nav 1896. S5l5 81 rom the II h d V nf
Nav, 1856, on Sl42l 81, and from The 3l,r day
OF MAJ, 1866 Oh S35S.50 brsd he cos $ O.
this 'cti"n. GEO. REED, Pf'o Att'y.
Dated Nov. IA, 1851
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In this village on Wednesday evening,
after brief illness, ALICE youngest daugh
ter ofJOsErH w. THUMBS, Esq, aged about
II years.
We have but barely time before going
TO press, 10 announce the above meIau
ehoIy fact, an- grief at o Sudden ,isi,a-
ton 10 the parents of the beloved decea>-
ed prevents our pen from adding language
TO the announcement. Little Ally was
beloved by all, and the sorrowing family
have the warm sympathy Of their many
and wide spread friends.
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Circuit Court--Ieunfy CT lEani-


John W. Perego. EiwlFi b. BaIkley, George
L. Buckley aud John G. P.imy ton a. lin-t Ooa-
diah H. PIatt
TIE State of Wisconsin to Obadiah II Platt.
NOU are hereby summoned and Feqlirld to
L answer the compla nt IN this nc'iJa, which
is filed in the on .e OF tife Geek of the CircuE
Court, County of Manitosoc. md cory of
which is herewith served Won aid 20 serve
a copy of your answer Ia the -aid complaint on.
the subscriber, at his office, in his dwelling
house in he village OF Man'towoc. in said county,
within twenty days after he service OF lhi. sum-
mons you, exclusive OF the day of such g -
vice and il you isi to snsetr the said cun.~
plant hin the time atare~aii, b. plaintiffs
IN this action will take jIdg M agau,l ou fnr
he SUN at one huGdred and nj five 60-lOO
dollar with inJer st from the eighteenth iar of
April, OLe ia usand eight hundred a. sixty.
besides the costs of his action.
GEO. REED Plant f's Attorney.
Dated Mauitowuc, October 81 1861.
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Circuit Court--Manitowoc County.

BethueI b. Vincent join, H. Vn;rnt, Wi
liam tinrod, ID tld llimrod aud David Shmk
against .Oba tab Ii Plat Tie Safe OF Wis
con-tn To- lie above named Defendant
lct are hereby summoned Il re lired t."
answer The complaint ia Ibis action. " biz h l.
filed III the ritice of he eek nf the C,rcui,
Court, county at NaEitowuc. a the Court Hou,.
Ia Maalto""c, AMI to segvc copy Il your Al
sweT t. the said complaint Oh the subscriber At
nay Office in The village of M4nito~oc within
twenty DAYS If er the service OF this SUMMON.
on y"u, exclusive Of the d ~ of such serviye ;;
ami II .: Isl 10 aas~er The said 'ntyi4int xi'
Il lie s4.Ao a:urts..G, she pih.ogll- AZ ,h:- a.
;inn "i,i tai q j,.dsm. against u or Tue sun.
~ Two aGLdred ard eighty one dollars and fort,
ne ceuts with interest tr m the kun day OF
Nay, one thousand eight hundred aud fifty nine
besides the costs oi hi. action.
Nitnrss the Honorable David TAYLOR, Judge
OF the Circuit Court for sid County OF Mantle
voc, this 10th dal OF December, in tie year en-
th0usard e. hi hundred and Sixv one
Go. REED. PIT is Atty.
Dated January 10 1862
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Cir* ufi Gourt--E0unty Of N.sni-
lGyEssC.

Theron Il. Butler, j .,.n 4 Cecil las Raw
son, aud Albert " Green, az ,irst Obadiah II
Psat.
The State of Wisconsin to Obadiah Fl Platt
YOU ire Re ely 'unm"ned and r"qTired 10
l. q swer The cnmbla Mt IN this aclol, which
i Ii I'd IL the oflica OF b. Clerk of ,h.. Circu
I mt, C,t.uty at Maritowoc, n copy OF which il
herewith srrr'd On bv mail and To- serve n
copy d vunr answer To the id nal ,nf on
the subscriber, At his office, in hi- dwelling
III the village f Na,itowcc in sad County
W thin tWenty day- after III vice OF this sum-
noIs on YOU eacllsve Of the dlv of such ser
vice; and if vou fail to answer the said com
plinf within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in
this aion will rake Judgment aga'nt YOU for
The rum Of three hundred and sixty thr. 10 100
dollars. with interest from II e eighteenth DIV
OF A Ri. ore tho u-and, eight hundrt and sixtv,
besides the costs OF ibis action.
GEO REED Pl,in'iff's Attorney.
Dated, SsuIfowoc Octnber 81 1861.
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From Europe--Arrival of the America

Halifax Feb 10.
Tie 1mcrica from Liverpool the 18th,
via Q e-nstnwn the % h. has arrived.
There are vague run"rs iha' the Elnpe
rcr Napo-o con has notified that he will
shortly officially demand joint &C ion in
raising the blockade Of the Southern ports
of the United States. If England refuses
to take part, lie will take the Initiative
alone
The LONDON Times continue, 10 urge
Fnglan'. not to interfere, and says the ma
lion can afford 10 wait
Tie pira Sumter is reported cruising
IF Geroa.
FnANcE The Emppror's >pee,.h 10 the
Corps I.e@i~laiivo on The 25,h was expec>
tel with @'ca' interest. u,Aer the belief
tha' h- vii >ny something important on
American atF,ir-.
The London Time, in another editorial
say: W. ure,l not be earer to NEEDLE
with American affairs This l. the time
for whiting aud We can afford 10 war quite
as easily rs he North md South can az.
forl 10 be looking across the Po'omac AT
"A c 81 "f two mi lion pnun Is week each
Of them IF thpte does come any real
rau-e Of comrlpnt. it will tell al the mos e
for our present pa:itnre and fnrbesrance
The London Globc elitoraliy remarks
that the maritime powers cannor be expec
ted to respect he Federal blockade unless
really efI'-rtivc
The comntcic, Of the world cannot snf
a ~
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sheriff. Sale.

S ate OF " Wisconsin, CIeuil Curt, Aanitowoc
Comfy.
aifr.d Smith ard Ia ?. Smith. Admir- istra
tors OF the e.;a E OF paii-i Smith, d."eas-d
,gai,i-t ,uri-tan DimoH. AIn"ds r mon
MS lie, AID William Ti.kler. Judgment O.
% cclO-ure N I SALE.
Is yiruc Of, aid pursuant to a Judgment rem
| dered n -ail Cur IN the shove t-uti'ltd sc-
ton dated October 30sn, 1861 | shall expose
for sal. AID -eil ~ yuolic auction, Al the Court
House, the vii age Of Ssnif"~oe, on Fri
;ay he 25.s day u SRI isG2. AZ the honr
.: ten o'clock j.. tte tafea2cn, tl- se!lo~.na de-
scrrord Inurts,ged ~ III ,-es, or 50 fuacH here"t
A. may be u,"es az u raise The an. IN Of saIa
id .meDr, interest,". aud cost, together with thr
/ xoenzss m fale tp-sit: Lots number pjus and
80 in block ru,n' er nine in h. vlll-gr OF A-h-
icott, IN The Cvunty Of Mauitowoc, State Of WIS.,
cnnsin.
/; Dated, Sheriffs Office. Manitoxoc,.Jsn. y,
: 1862. WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff OF EsuiGowoc County, Wieeonsia
Gro. Y WOO rs, Pia:otes A"o-ne7
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CirCui: Cuurt--FDEanty Of Mani
1Gyy.e.

William II Lyon, Warren w Lon Robert
Saw, AID Morris Sober, against 90 .diah Ii.
Plh,t
The Safe I Wisconsin 70 nhadi,h IT, Pl7rt.
XTOU are hereby summoned apd r. q lircd r.
/ answer the complaint j {. g action which
l. filed il the cf:,, OF tn, CT. rk of h. Citcui
Curt, County If Nanitowoc cppv of which
IL erewith bv mail served upon YOU and to
serve copy If Your answer 20 tn said COM
Il int on the subscriber. at his fife in h.
dae'li g>houSr in the village of Ma iiew C in
sid cnu ty, within rwsuty ds,s after H. service
this summons on You, exclusive Of NE day Of
-uch serve; and if you tail TO answer the said
compliant within the time aforesaid, the plain
tffI in this ac.i viii take judgement acainsi
YOU 70 IT. sum o. o"r th"u>aud hire. hundred
and seventy one Is 100 d II IS with interest or
FIVE Iurt'r d and n'ue'y-fnur 13-l' dniinrs,
rnui tht Fl r. DIV Il r,uarv md ON - v,n hu!,-
bred and seveHtv-srvon 10 10 1'liars from the
-ixtreirh av, { Nav, o h. usand IL hit hun
bred aid @i1tr hp>id..S II c costs at Il i ac'ior.
GEO REED. Plant f. A'tornty.
Dated a. M.'.itnwoc, October 81, 1861
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Not a man finebed, and with cheer upon
cheer zen, shot and shell among he enc
my.
Cincinnati. Feb s.
Special TO the C,mnterr;ot d. Gazette
gives additional details Of the capture Of
Fort Henry.
AT the time of the attack. the rebe. in>
tan'ry were in their camp eating dinner
They abandoned everything, leaving shot.
guns, all their camp equippage and cloth
ing
In pursuing the enemy, Major MeCoI,
Ioch. OF Col. D;ckey's cavalry, captured
sixteen guns, and Col. John A. Logan
captured eight guns, and took thirty thee
prisoners.
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Slight Battle in Kentucky---0ur Troops
Routed.
New Nnrl Eth s

view ofk, feo. D.
Bv the friga'e .Stuannoh We learn hat
the expedition in The Savannah River ha>
been greatly IHagnitied. Ii consisted on
" Of few small gunbosts, and brigade
Of two thousand men which sailed from
Port Eoyai 10 fetonnoiter ard exerci.e
the men. The main part OF the expedi
ton had returned when The Savannah
left
Fl Monroe. Feb. 7,
Q steamer EosterH .Sia'e arrived here
tins morning, having lett Ifarrera< vesrer
dav. She brings The important news shat
Gen. Bun inside, fleet lett their anchorage
on Wednesday morning.
TIE gnntrnats started At sunrise. and the
troops and ships followed soon af er. Its
destination WAS Ro,noke Island
News OF the arrival at the Island is
hourly expected
The or four regiments were LEFT at
the Inl-, Nothing had been heard at
Noif,Ik Of the Burnside expedition
The Norfolk Day Book Of yesterday
has the the following:
Knoxville. Tenn, Feb. 5
On Sunday Lieut.. Col Whites cavalry
encountered force Of LincoIn's infantry
in Morgan county, Tenn, on the noun
tain side
The Fcderals were estimated at from
$50 10 $40
White charged upon the enemy
Cpp:ain Duncaa rallied his men twice
when he was SHOT through he head AMI
killed The Kentucky Uuioni,t- were
her-np"n completely routed and fled in
canfn>i"n, bearing some of their dead from
The field.
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~ Some G OG0 Indians from tho

TE- Some s Geo Indians from the In
dan Territory. who lave been driven from
their homes on account of their adherence
Ia tie Fe lpral Government, are now in
Butler and Madison counties, Kansas -
Accounts from there repre>en; their con
di'inn as priahle in the exrreme. They
carried uav nothing. and having wan
dsred about for several months. are now
en'irel, destitute They are composed Of
Cherokees. Greeks. thickasaws and other
nations. large number of whom are NO
men and children. They report that
John Ross has not vet welded 10 the rehel
caa-e, and that two Of hi. sous KAYE been
killed hy the seop>~ion,sfs
The Legislature oil kansas-now in ses-
sion will d"n'rlesS make an arpropria'
ion for these Indians
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4 Boy SuonTs AZ I>DIAN.-A boy
ag-d abnut - ears, after shooting a deer.
near Carlova. lie Sner county, Western
Miluesora. shot. in self defence ore Of a
party of Indians. who trandished his knife
over the bnv's heal, and tried to get The
%eer AWAY from him. TIE bov concesl-d
himself IN the woods until the Indians
leff and then escaped.-La Crosse Repab
ltcaa.
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sv LeaiirG men in the Eastern cities
are urging on Corgres. The proP'iety of
Immediately passing bankrupt law. Ne
don't see lie necessity for this. as pretty
much every body j. bankrupt already.
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CoLD FiclUALs.-TLe London I.nges
implore- the ,ilizens OF Lnn'un not to give
MAs"N md sLInELL public ovation
Some cold viriu4l. hand little bale bis
hal that viii lee h4lion ell
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LeaYenMorih. Erh 10.

IIedN clW OfIlI, CD ~.
By General 0rler Y r, Gen Hunter
de.are~ Martial law throughout The Sla'e
of kanaS IN declares The crime Of ia,
Ilav king hall he put down with strong
nand aud summary process.
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gAn old lady had so MUCK house
work 10 do one morning, that she didn't
know where 20 begin. and so sa' down and
wen. N Knitting
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Important Battle on the Tennessee Riv-
er'--Capture of Fort Henry by three
of our Gun Boats.

SecTttafv Wellc- has received the fol-
loving fEie.ai dispatch from Flag Officer
Foote:
L. : FL.G-SHTp CINcfvSATT orr FoET
He>Ey. Tex>. ktv Feb. g. 1862
Tie guuto4fs unieT my command, tie
E.ser. Comma lore Porter, the C4roa,io
{et. Commander Walker. the Cincinnati,
commander Ste:ubel. the s. Louis. Lieut.
commanding Pag.ding, tie Coae<f9qa.
Lieut.. caluIHauiing Phelps, Tie Tqir-,
Lleat. commanding Gtvern. AID the Lrr
to9ton hi~ut. anding Shock. after
a ser-fc and raril ise of an hour aud
quarter, iayc captured Fort Henry, and
taken cen Lo,d Iii.busn and ill> s.atT
anI sxty men ~ prisoners, Tie surren.
der 70 tie grubn1fS " a uucuu,.iiInuaI. rs
We kept an oIen fire upon The enemy
unuI tLel liz "aS struck. In halt AN
lonr +fer tie Surrender handed the
Tort A. prisoner, over 10 Gen. Grant,
comm lHalug the army. on lis arrival at
lie fort - tpsre Tae Essfr hal q shot
in The boiler. after lighting effectively for
tao,ilirIs ~ the action. aui Wa obliged
70 drai, dpau Tie uvcr. / lear tlm sew
era 81 h-r men we're scaIded t. death,
inrlrirr ne two pilots. She, with The
olier guai.4fs, otfir4r, aud men. fought
with lie greatest gailanlrv. The Cincia
nat received IhHtv>une shots. AMI had
ore man killed and eight woun,ied-tw
a., sa,1..,,i,. 'e s..- - :, -" 10y @uns
a. %" '''o' ,i''' y - "7'T"'ed oy
-" W. ,''e '''''>' ''e t''''i'e''
40 S''"h ~ posi-
;.a pm. 49, .',,'' ',','','.','
-. l.t y "''e'
II RI Ca,
Cincinnati. Feb. I.
Tie Gazetie's aud Comnee, ctuFS Caro-
Correspondents give Tie FLOWING accounts
q he i"mtardment and capture OF Fort
H~nry
Yesterday A. - 40 i NJ. the gunioats
q cjD"o1i. st Inns. Crrondoiet AID rs
srr tie Tn'er, Cpacstoqo and Lerinqfon
bringing ~ lie rear. advanreI boldly
agal,..; tie e'rl w,rk> going To the ,iglt
Of POINTER rex Island lumrs lateIy above
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DiScastSCl'ihp Bye & Chest.
TNHR undersigned, knowing from experience
l. ,har t. pc ssess any knowlcd-e 0 the m,n,
tu ns Of uISeas> % hit
Delicate Organ, the Eye,
MADE TIE Special STUDY

l. ha~ to he
MADE TIE SPECI4L STUDY
OF the medical man, and TO mai his strdv CT
frcts,al and OF a,y prlc1cal use 10 the fl tied
IL must be IN All Eve ii mary, nhrrr every
torn and COLds ION nt the d, at that gau,
can be pointed out the stud m hy those. caItI-
pete t 80 do SO How very CIV at he y crlcaI
men engaged III the genera, piact}ce OF mrdrsne
through ms St,tr, although oihcr~I>e en- eui
Ia her profession, understand picPcry tie
Treatment Of he snp-st tom IT d,scaee of the
eve aud how many have been male hop-ies-ly
blind through ell. CT aud improper treatment
The uad rsigned, feeling The necessity that at
some oae poIur, ard by "ue or Ia r. Ply siciars
in our State, ii tt this Class OF di,ea-es sluuld
recei"e special attcu'iyn, a. d ne the subject ut
special practice, wi tor the In ure, ti.vut,, irrin
uher practice, trrm II To II v'c ucA IN t.. ire.
room e every day 10 tbe treatment Of O. thai
me dl>, a-es
l., every fair and candid cp,nion Of tie
prospect IF efeciIng cure wi c gwen. L.
nIu-t be remenife ed that there ca yond
the power OF the best medical * in the world
Diseases OF the Chest and >tomach,
and all othtr chronic Affections will aiso e pre-
srribed for aud II, ated at tie same time Poor
persons whose means are limited. VIII De char
gei Ter medi il c. ON Y.
The uudrr-I-uei brI'ovrs that the knowlcdg &c
he poses, 8 III there cltssts Il sease Cab Ge
made benz fcIal 10 his fellow C'fIz n ~ there's
( fore adopts this III, thed Tor tie i4biic good.
I'D not from any pecnntiry nece sly "f makn G
it known that he devate- Ger an hours froun
his other practice, - the treatment oi hI DIS
/ eases already e. umrrated.
As m.uy c7s,- will revuire pr1trated stay
| in tne CITY, hoard c,H say= he had AT %
l another OF h rnauc htt4. dr < houses or ver
( or at the Hosri,,i ugder the care az the Sis,e's
/ or Cnurity tbs Hospital Is locoted on tie
bn ks If the Lake III ole Of lie m'st beaaG'u
Il "a l"p- ia the ciry, accessible al all hours o
he day ny h"r.r railway.
Letters o. inquiry VII slways he promptly ali
ssrrrd Gffce. NJ. Cru-swtIfs Building
| Wisconsin Slfeet. between Z 5; Water and
Main Streets. Residence, corner OF Vza BRrer
and Oneida Streets. AilSaukee.
JAMES JOHNSON, n y
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O1y,Ce sup't of s1no0.S.

&AsITowoc CoUNTY Jan. Is. 1862
The County Superintendent can be
be found at the office Of she County
Judge in the Court House, ou Monday
Of each week during his business hours
from 10 4. NJ, to 3 2. Il J aud on such
other days as lis official duties will per-
nit;
BJ. VAN VALKENBURGH,
Superintendent.
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III corfo nifty WIKI the above I nj inform
my friends aud Il Community, Li.st ! s4aa con-
riuue to deal ia
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Is HEREBY GIN ~ ihat ~ have lis day soli
/ our Hardware c,tans' meHt tucH H,t iii
,re accounts and rores. 10 VIZ SbCuAI ES
HILL. for VII We ak couTiHuttc C., tho
KIND es5 aud custom hnt. tufnrp bestowed unnu
us. B0RCHEEDF Z SAITH.
Maaitowoc, January Ii 1860.
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-20
THE NEWS FROM THE NORTH.

The U. s. steamship Arago, Henry A. Gadsden,
Commander, arrived on Monday from New York,
bringing dates to the 18th inst. The news is not
more encouraging than that we had previously re-
ceiyed. The rumor that the rebels had crossed
the Potomac is confirmed. At last advices they
had taken position in force estimated at 10000
strong, at Frederick, Nd, about 60 miles west Of
Baltimore, and 40 miles north from Washington.
Gen. Mcclellan was marching against them, and a
battle was daily impending when the steamer de-
parted We make up an abstract Of the weeks
news:
The Government authorities received the news
of the invasion Saturday evening, the 9th, in
documentary form, and during that night and Sum
day, immense bodies of our troops were put in
motion for the Upper Potomac and elsewhere.
The authorities at Washington appear to be at
fault as to tho next movement likely to be made by
the rebels, but we receive a. surances that proper
precautions have been taken to guard against dan,
ger in sscertain quarters The rebels appear to
have captured no government stores whatever at
Frederick. All the National forces stationed
there fell Lack to Harpers Ferry, but before doing
so destroyed all the hospital and commissary stores
they could not remove, and took away with them
the sick anil wounded. Communication with Har-