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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-15
MILITARY.

ADyurAsr GkStRAL's 0rPCR
Davenport, Dec. I'd, 1862.


davenport. Dec. I'd. 1852 J
GENERAL ORDERS, No. l07.
l. All mon now 10 tho service Of the State o!
Iowa in tho southern Border Brig .de, are author
ICED TO enlist 10 volunteer companies for United
>t.tes service, OF regiments Of lows volunteers
nov in service.
II. Captains q companies In the Southern
border Brigade, on receiving notice Of tho enlist.
mens Of any man Of their company into sny vol
unteer organic alton for United States sesvice,
will Immediately muster such man out OF their
company and may enlist another in his stead
tut any man so mustered out will not be again
received into the state service until the term Of
his enlistment expires.
III. Persons enlisting in tho AID, 43i OF 9Th
Cavalry, will DO credited 20 their respective
counties on tho quotas called for NOV nbcr 10
1862. n. y. BAKER
dec s-tf A il. Gen
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Knoxville, ID &c. 10.

President Davis made speech hero
this morning. He thinks the Toryism Of
East Tennessee is exaggerated.
CIV. Brown, of Ga j, acting under au-
thority Of the Legislature Of the State has
seized from 100000 to 100000 dollars
worth Of goods in Augusta fr the use Of
the soldiers, to be paid for IT course q
reasonable rates. l: has caused great
excitement.
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From ~ ssshsnxtOa.
WASHINGTON, Dec.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.
The commissioner OF Internal Revenue
has decided that pronisory notes paya-
ble at banks are not liable as checks to
taxation.
The Indian Regiments are already in
the government service, under General
Blunt. Several more are to be added
and oil Of them formed into a Brigade.
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From the Army Of tho Potomac.
UEApQuARTERs Army OF PoroMAc, !

uEADSCAkIkkS ARMY OF POTOMAC,
Dec. l3-9A. NJ.
The gallant act of first crossing The
river at Fredericksburg, in the face OF the
enemy's FIRE, was performed by t~o com.
panes Of the Michigan 1th. A drum
mer boy, ten years old, was in tie first
boat.
lSpscisi TO the Herald.l
NASHVILLE, 18th.
Whsrton's rebel brigade had Skin
mish with he Federas on Mill Creek, in
which the Federal loss was one hundred
killed.
The Tmes army correspondent writes
that although not fully informed of the
enemys position, il is claimed that Burn
side has outwitted and out-Gcneraled
them.
His deceits to make believe that VIC
would cross the main force at Fort Con
way seem to have succeeded admiral "
Deceived by this main body, the rebels
including Jackson's commaLd, seem Il
have been transferred 25 miles down tn,
river.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoroMAc, J
Dec. l3-ll o'clock.
The battle SO long anticipated is nov
progressing. Reynolds corps on the LEI
advanced and engaged the enemy's iniar
try at 9:l5. Seven minutes sfterward
the rebels opened heavy fire Of arti
lery. The firing has continued SO ia
uninterruptedIy. Our heavy guns a.
answering. On account of the dense 70
no results are known.
But little infantry has been en-
gagged,
A portion ofthe enemy's cavalry eros
ID the lord above here and yesterday VET
On our right and rear. A force has bee
0ont = 9est then.
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, In the District Court.

Coz nv os ~ s Sou In the Di.,rio. Court.
Austin Corb,n rs. JGseph Laubrits. ss.o
To Norton, Jewstt : tusLy. Tsun'o.. 'snk, Phin-
ess n. irwin. 4. 5. Davis d Co.. Peer Flynn,
James X. Mills, John T.. Drew, Richard X Al
len, Hszen w. Moore. Walter Bu'goyne, hsbsst
BusgOync, Ssnuel X. Dimcck, Ets.tss Ripley,
J.P u. TallmAn and lillian MoLesn. surv.v-
ors Of Tsllwso, Powered Mclean. bruce 4 { ook.
Michael shannon. Jacob W. skiDkle. Trustees
ef Iowa College. and mes K. Mills 4 Co.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAI
L tnere 10 now on Gle in the Cfiics Of the Clerk
Of the hi rict Court Of said cou. ~, p t,ion shd
supI lelaea ,sl petition Of Austin orbiu, cainpg
OF you tho title to and posees ion OF lot No eight
(o). in book 40 thirty five (35), in the o,N u
Davenport, and thst the title 10 tbs ssne Mn
bs Quoted 10 him /; and unless you appear thee
10 and defend. on OF before noon Of the % dsy Of
the next tori. Of said Court, 10 be holden on the
LIST Moadsy OF Febru xry, A. d. 1853, tsfsult ~iii
DO entered g inst you and judgment seade, ed
thereon for the relief hsrsiD ciN,u.sd, With is-
terest ana costs.
s. BROWN,
dec 4-4w Plaintiff = Attorney.
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90 - 7
~ ~

Nav YoRK. Dec. IA.
The Champion arrived this p. m. from
Aspinwsll with 100000 in treasure.
No news from the South or Central
Ameriea
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FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES
THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
i stitches, and fuis the cloth either right OF
lsft, ~ tho operator may desire. II Jews very
apid, 10 easy of operation ADD almost noisesss
IL ID fully protected by letters patent, AMI eacf
0ashine warranted 10 the purchaser.
An tho~s desiring nrst class family OWNS
oashine vii! b riealy repaid By an esaminatio
ef L. merits
PL CONE, Agent,
Ose.sr Of brady and "a sts.. Dsvsnpsst. love-
'v7o-AIv
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LEGAL.


To Mrs. n Le Clairs and NJ. g L. Davenport.
Executors Of the estate Of A. IL Llsipe. Of
Dave, pert, Iowa. deceased:
VOr AND EACH VI you. A WILL As
l. al WHOM is may concern, nd especially sll
parties desiring to take conveysnees from said
executors Tor any property in the " L. Claire he
serve.' in the city Of Ls Claire. Iowa
You and each Of yos are hesrb, notified not
to make or take any colvsyancss u any portios Of
said property. Any ssch copveyspces will b
contested .. fraudulent. ! refer parties to ny
Equity Bill In the Q. District Court (6outh-
ern Division Iowa, ". A. L. lsirs, l.. q. Des-
.aint + Cook. q. y. ssrgsni, J.hn r. Cook and
Geo &c L. Davenport, filed .uns l0.h, lsS to pa
pers and record in the Scott County Distiiss
Court ia Chsneery, case Of Antoine Ls Claire 70,
A. II. Davenport and others, filed Nay 10Th 1851 |;
and ~ . notice in kecsrd book N. of town mott.
cages, page 1888 Vt to myself, 1t my once, over
War; MS book store. JAMES NAY
Rock lslsnd. H.. Dec. 10, T2.ds ll-o1Av2w.
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1onss, q
NEW YORE, R0STON
.A.FD .AkL EAaTERJr CITIES,
Csssyi.s he Csses we.s.s. srl AssIs
" ssessn Onlesl ssstes mails.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AMI
Il Buffalo, daily on h arrival of al, cains Oh
the Lake Shore Railroad, nssipg close eonnec-
uous with trains ton cleveland, Chicago, Nil.
wsukee, 81 Louis. Durli7gtos. keokuk. st Paul.
dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, DC the only cars
running through from the takes to New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always ~ low
q BY any other roats.
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail.
road which are sold st I'll tbs pr-cipsl railroad
Offices in the West,
This Kosd sEords facilities for shipment G
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN TOR FREIGHT
lssves New York daily, uSkieg close connections
through to all points West SD quicker tlkac than
ever before N de IN .ay line.
For Freight rates, enc sire If &c Ossmsn, 240
Hrosd way. Chas Thurman, leS broadway, N. L.;
y II y Archer, V8 So9ts street, \ - 5 dunlap
Is State street, Bostea Erie ailway Office, e
Clark street. Chicago.
E. 2. SPRINGER, Wsssssn Assa. Caicsso, LII.
A. BARPss, Agent, Baslingssn, Iowa.
ap1-tf
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70 Catherine Robescn, william Waters, ..eor. .
Waters. Mary Emily Best, Ann Elisa koberon,
Samu ! Robeson. Jane k"beson, Clara k.beson,
Henry Clay X he .on, and tho Methodist Episco-
raj Church OF rlessant Valley:
NUU ~NO EACH OF You ARE HEREBY
i no,ifsd hat the last Monday Of January,
A. ID. 1868, has bees 6xed for the Hnai settlement
Of the accounts Of the xecut.fs Of the LIST will
and testsm Of Jacob v. Rohsson, late Of Scott
county, 5 ste Of lows. deceased when you can
appear and contest said accounts il yoa dssirs 90
to do.
n. LISDfRMAN,
Ccuntv Judge Of Scott Co., state VI LOVE.
December "a, lo62 ~
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Wholesale Agents in New York City

WHOLESALE ASo0ts IN new xofK slty
ihleHelin Brothers 4 Co Harral Risley / Kitchen
B.A Fahnestock, Hull Bush. Gale i Robinson
4 Co. WAid. Close 4 TO.
A b Il D Sands d Co. McK,sson 4 Robbins.
Wheeler 4 l,art. ID = Barnes h Co
james i Aspinwsll, FC Wells 4 CO.
Morgan 4 Alien. La1elie, Marsh / Gard
Hall kuckel 60. ner.
Thomas = Fuller. HALL, Dixon / Co.
r. ID. Orvs. Conrad Fox.
AND OTnERs.
Philadelphia, Pa,
nss.s S' F"sss sssssa. C.
AND oTHExs.
Boston, Mass.
Geo c Goodwin 4 Go. we.tes 1 Potter.
u 5 Burr Go. Jno. v iison, Jr.
AND oTHKRs.
q. " noLEs ALI DRuGeIsrs At
Chicago, IT,,
-. LOasis. Mo-,
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville, n.y.,
Cinrinnati, a.,
Pitlsburs, ga,
Buffalo, N. Y.
ASpBY
DRu0GIsTs GROCKRs, .,roR KKETKRs m s1AiL-
xEs generally in all the CousrRY
Towns and vILLAGKs
In the
q N TT ED st At M.
D.9VE.VPORT 20 W.,
q Sold ~
sTEgEAs0N 4 CARNAHAK
LIE CLAlRs nov,
r n . M As POI e LII,
Posr OFFICE sUlLD,no,
4. 9. BALL0RD,
LIE CLAIRE aOw,
W. W. p A r K Z R.,
UNION Drug STORE.
And By the Druggists, Storskeepcss and Re.
tsilsrs generally.
q Ceuntry Dealers can order - above.
| Or address crders dirsct--lor IL Prices. Terus
- are desired, - send for (i6S3) Circular,
giving reduced Prices 70
HENRY n coeTAR
PnlucIpAL DsPof-No 6i3 rrosd vsy- Opposite
The 81 NisAeias Aossl. Nee Yssk.
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ahOeasS Al | flNeh oxDaOl lSatDssx,
WINTER ARRANGENENT 1854.

N An AT M MVxUAi. NOV. 24ra. ~
~ and until tusshsr noeiee, trains ell ieavs
isvsoPoia daily, Ssndays saespssd, ~ toilows:
List mail train u. ...................S $50 a. y.
"a Freight train At 500 A. n.
80 nigh sxprcss. ............. 20 =. \
Trains sfrlvs 1t Davenport daily, Sundays -.
copied, = folows:
Let night express It. $40 4. ,.
"a daily express and mail train st......7 20r \.
Sd freight AID u class cars st....... 300 r. a.
All trsi n over this route In direct connection
~ Oh ,saso with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pit,sburg, For,
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from 10
soit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
ei;tsburg, Dunkirk, iiudalo, Niagara Falls, Albar
y, Now York, Philadelphia, BALTIMORE and Wash.
ington.
fssaansaes AVA yemindad Of the necessity d
giving aisunct directions - to the destination d
Sheir baggage, also to procure tickets before taxi.
ing their sssts In the cara, the conduct col.
lest fares only to stations on the line Of the Chi
ego and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN 7. TRACY. Superintendent.
davenport. November % 1872 az
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE o. Iowa,
eeoTr County IS In the District Court.
Mary Schnow vs. Thomas Schnow.
To said 1homas Schnov, defendant.
You are hereby not,6sd, that there u now On
Gle in the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the istr Ct Court
Of said county, petition Of Mary Schoow. claim
ing Of you . divoscs from the bands Of matriuo-
ny asd for a.imony and uni IS you spp.sr thereto
ANA defend on before noon # the End day al The
next term OF sid Court, u b holdss on the lss
Monday Of February. A. D. l-6s. ds,ault viii Do
estsrsd against you snd decree rendered there.
on y pssysd.
GEO. q. C. DOW.
dsss-lswSw Paaiai6 Atseeaey.
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ACADEMY
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,
DAvENPORr,.......IUWA.
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY WOULD
! hereby Inform their friends IN Ds-sLpo.t T.,
and the public generally. that they hsvsre opened
'he above named Academy for the
Education II YOMWg Ladies'.
The ,ourse Of instruction will eomprise all that
constitutes good English duea,ian fssech an :
German Language, susic On the Piano, Guitar
AID i'ulciner, Drssing, Painting N Oil and Wa
ter Colors. aud Cra,oning. Plain and Ornameu tal
Needle Work, Knit ing snd Dress Making.
The former tsrus arc oonstds,sbly - ucsd 10
meet the tunes. but payments are required In ID
vance, and
From this Rule there viii DO NO
DEI-l.ATEO.T.
Further information can b Oh sined Of the
Academy or At the schools 1t -. Anthonys ard
Ste. Msrxucrits's Churchsa. 0es
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS LOST 4 BAY
! Mare, two years and . halt old, with white
spot 10 her forehead, and one bind foot whits
The above rssasd viil b paid f.s her recovery.
JOHN 6oLD,
1eseS.w2ts Da3Ale, 6ssss Co., Iowa.
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n .
ONLY MrALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
v E R M I. N.

Y II II M :. N
Those Preparations unlike Il Others ars'
+" Frcs from i'oisons."
=" Not dangerous 70 tho Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
"They como out Of their heIes TO die"
"They are tho only nfalible remedies known"
"l2 years and more sstab.i.hed in New York City.
Used blythe City Post Office
ICED blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used ty--ths City Steamers, Sh w. As.
U'ed hy--the City Hospitals, Al Houses, Ac.
iced BY tho City hoteIs-Asto st. Nicholas
dc.
U.ed by-ths Boarding Houses, /, 40.
U.ed by-more than $4,000 Private Families.
u See ons mr. t,ro SDeeimens Of tchat 81 Every
shere .a;d BY the People kdaors-D ealers, DC.
H0USEKEEPERS--tr troubled with vermin need
he no longer. If they use 'a 'osf AKA" Extefmi-
nators. We have used IL TO our satisfaction, and
il boz cost IS 10 would have it. We had tried
roisons, bu, they effected nothing; but "Coatars'
article knocks the bre.th out OF Rate, Mice, koa-
chss and Bod Bugs, quicker han No can write il.
It's in erea, demand oil over the oounuy.--Asdi-
ma o. Gasstte.
| MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County BY vertDin, than would
paw for tons OF this Rat and Insect killer-Las-
caster VS. Herald.
HENRY r. CnSTAR-Ws arc selling your
preparation. rapidly Wherever they have been
Used Rats, Mice, Reaches and vermiL disappear
Ecksx / srouSssR. Druggists, Windsor,
Costar's Rat, Roach, &c Eztsrminatol.
Costars
Cos.ar's Bed bug Exterminstor.
Costar's
Costart Electric Powder for Insssts, 90.
| In 49,, Soc AND 81 90 BoxRs, BO1rLRs AND FlAsEs
s. ANS IS SUK PLASr ATOMS. SHirs, b0ATs,
| HoTsLs, &C. &C, &c.
CAUTloN!!! To prevent the public from
being impose, upon hy sc"riose and Hsyksy Per-
micioss Hasotsons. . new lsbel has been prepared
bearing . facsimae OF the Propr'stor's signAssrs
famine each box, bottle. or flask carefully be.
fore purchasing, and take nothing but :. COA-
| TAkS."
~ Slid E.ery,rhere-by
ALL WHoLEsALk DRUGeIsTs in the large cities
Some OF the
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TOWN AND COUN r Y
Notice to our Subscribers.

Subscribers 10 the PILoT. uho are IN
e,rsors. land all ara in arrears Who have
no, paid one yrar IN ADVANCE for their
psper), are notified that on lie fret day of
March next their papers will be discoHtin
ued. unles, thew "cal at The Captains If
fee and settle" before tina, ti,ue. We can
not and ,eiN not send napers 10 those vino
do not pav Us. FUR paper Is cheap Tor
ONE DOLLAR IN ADVANCE, and il il
is worth taking at that price, II IS worth
paying for
riour. Purk Beef. Butter. Poultry. Po
tsto%s. Tnrpip.. Cab"~ge~. AMI all "'he'
articles ni Farmer, Produce. will he akin
At he Make Prices Va r,.w snh-cri,
lions vii be. taken az 81 rh- la'e un'e.S
our rue> "re comlllra VIII payment i"
odsQnse
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The primary object Of tlEis division is Ia
trjc'S for hoiiin. eXanina alton cia>srs, one
Of y Itch will be held previous to the
Winter term in each exarninali district
an conlncld bv the Superintendent in
a>erles of written and oral questions upon
: the branches required! to be tatgh, in
Common Schools. The written Questions
Will he uniform Throughout the County.
and tie answers TO the same, vii he re
quired in writing. Dae notice of The
time and pIac5 for holding each class will
be given and every person wishing t.,
teach District School in this comfy.
will be expected 10 submit to an exanina
ton in one Of such classes previous 10
commencing their srnoo.
In no instance will certificates be oiven
to applicants until they have ra>sei tho
rougl, aud satisfactory examination in a
regular class unless good and sufficient rea
sons shall appear why the rule should be
disregarded and the examination conduct
ed in some other manner.
The system Of organizing Teachers As
sociatiun- in each town in the county is
recornn ended BY The State Superintendent
of Public Instruction. Wherever this SIS
tenn has been carried into practice the re-
suit shows that the frequent meeting to-
gether of teachers for exchange of views
IN regard to their profession and for dis
cu>>ion cf the different systems Of School
Government has been a simple, pleasant.
and .fiirieni means Of advancing the hes,
Interests . the Common Schools. | would
therefore recon- nend that tie Tearhers in
.ch town 81 the county form themselves
,nrn l"an Teachers As.ncia'iunS as soat,
pracii.ab e holding sn,h meeting. At
the several district school houses in lie
i"gp. nare at least in each district during
the present term. Associations sE0ui,l
NEE; on SATURDAY.. tie teacher in who-e
district i: - ,.ai-d fer the week continu
ins lie school ca The day, omilng por
ton "f the usual exercises, and the mem.
her~ Of the Association filing the remain
der ~ The lime hg discussions a.,
The C"uu'y Superintendent will meet
with one A,,nciatiaiinn each week. endra.
voting :" be present at one in each TX
animation III lri,.f during he winter.
l.. J. VAN VAiktNBCRGH.
Cnn"ty Superintendent.
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WoRK Yoa TIE .VorIxo Carl

WoRK roa TIL. .VoTIXG CATrL -
The Chicago Ttbane proposes tina, in ease
of war with Great Britain that tie Cana
das be sci apart as the exclusive field OF
opera ion for the Irish soldiers Of tie Uu>
ion The same paper about one year ~"
proposed and urged that whenever any
Irish entered iorn Of This State the,
should be met with reviewers AMI rifles
anl shot down a. mere voting cattle" the
natural allies ui slavery and de>poll>n.-
An irIsllrnat write, to Us, Suggesting q NJ
he I'r buhe send some of liz peculiar
s,i,,ies to Z rnada. aud organize some reg
ilIent ot The fugitive slaves ROW there, aIr!
vino owe their freedom l.. tie usri-r-
ground Railway. TO meet the Baton ir,a,i,.
"a their war teatst the free North. The
Tribune has laviSied such a'Ja@e on the
Irish an'l praise on the free negroes VIII"
have escaped - Canala, That he thinks
that paper ought 10 look 10 The latter r4th
Al than 10 The former Tor e>l ecia' AID IN
Fl Lhiiag the ally Of sla,er,. When the
time CO :.cs the Irish viii he read, 10 IL"
their duty in Canada OF Car"Iina, with
out having any special work assigned to
them by the organ that has fpi y ears sig
matted them rs The ignorant, drunken.
"volins cattle v Chicago Pos:
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Il ,clli =; Wl5lilg;ol.
n ,~tt.ir..,. Jan ,

" h~liih3 - q, j IA
YESTERDAY an aif.ir Of crane "..t.rltre /
AZ Tie r.,lr,-r III lntrle,-n Il 4ni l. : r,.,.t>
Wh CA o,...;,~Iunri rnn>l,!crahir pxrIi-nrn'
he ~lf,. 1T a VI ,>~,rh .l-,.tt> off ,.r. b ,arI
M in Tie n"iy ,bprhpoi, had discovered
au aHiat"rv c"rrc>f,on': between her
hu>ht vi aud a miirleI tu!Y eS;dur At
The scene al the dpaoament. and Yesterday
VA cnei him entering the house, int"
which ; &c entered. bar was ej .c ell bv her
I,n,bt'd aud the Ia!y OF the house In
her rags she a>s.,iie the House, complete
Is smashing the windows with bricks AMI
paving stones, AMI finally She use, Il lad
der which she found convenient AS "A bat
,erng tam To- beat in the door. Cr"u
being rrmnr~tra ell with hy the hy>tauler,
She exclaimed. :. | am Massachusetts wu-
man. arli will Tot submit To have my hu,-
baud taken from me by Il Louisiana pro>li
tnrc." She was arrested, but Immediately
Released, A. u" one appeared 10 make any
change agtin~- her.
During The Transaction the husband of
HE lady occupant of The premises cane
home bat could not gain adnlesio:. 10 his
house.
On Saturday last Mr. Wan. II. Btanies,
late Captains CIr,k in tho Uuitei S "A cs
navy, met a man named Avery, New
York LAWYER in WcI,ion * Cambe!'s store
Oh Penn ;, Iyanla avenue, aud approaching
asked Avery II he knew him Avery re
piled no. and exIentlei his hand To Mr.
IL 4.
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Circui, Court--Manitowoc County.

H,u,, 4. HInTugt, II, I'tniip ad>sn:ih. md
& Twin -; Park against Un,adi h II P,.tt TIL.
State of vi cousin t. the above named Defend
YOU are her-hv summoned ard r.cr;rpd t,
arsx,r he c NIL .'uf IN h.S actior triei j. flied
in the Off 81 The Clrra Of th.. Cur,i'i Curt
comfy of Ma'fifnHoc, ut fhe Court II MS Ii
Wa o soc. and Il seiye colry Of ynur answer
t. The e.id complaint "n the suD-cribrr, st my
lice in the vii <, OF nitowoc. within tu, niy
dss- airer the service of III SUNNI IA on you
exclusive OF the Gay of siich service: and il Ven
tail To answ,. ri said complaint within Il e time
aiores,ii, tho il,intf- in this ac'i. viii axe
Judgment a. ,iust 70" for the snm al Two hund
r. d aud iihcteen dollars~ald Nv. nty five csrt..
vi, irt,r,s; on one HI, dred aud eilh'v ii. n
Is 100 i las tLefeef fr m { e 18th dsy OF
VI rch sn. thous ID igh' hGnareia d SKY
Win-s, rhe iiba'r.olr ID ND T,ylar ii tge
81 h Lirrut G,nri Ter sad couuIy oi Ma H.
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NOTICE..

II pursuance IT a REQ u ion passed It the
inst annual ~ .eetng Of school d.. rIct NO. Orr,
IA Tie Iruu ct Mauifoarc tn. uud - grrd
hereby Z IL, c. that III wli rsc-rv. pro "a,
AIS uurii tie h .i,v al + hfuar,, 4 D la62
1t twn o'cotk IN The Afternoon OF thai das. al
he ,tFice of W. w Waldo, in the vi ! &c q
Nan t""oc, FIR building ',nc" ~ ound the said
school Hons. grnu ds, in -a1d D >>rict.
For III tn,ther formation, .pply to ". "
" lido, hi his fiji =.
Dated at Nari,o.oc, thi, 18th day of Janu
,rs, A. ). lSs2
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"A. X bERK,LL,
VI. ". WALDO,
Cu,nmiLt.e.