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Examin ton Appoinin, nts OF
the County Sup't.
OYyrcg SrP'r or SCHOOLS.

Manitowoc October h, 1852.
TINE inspection Of applicants for license 10
i teach in the Public 5, hooIs Of tie county OF
N anito~oc will be attended to bv the County
Superintendent in the month Of November, A
D. 1862, On the days, aud at the pieces, herein
after specified:
Diatrict No l. comprising the towns of Glib
son, Two Creeks H-h!cott, and Two Rivers, at
,he School House in the village Of Miahicott, Oil
TUESDAY AID Wednesday, the ll!h and l3ih OF
Sovenber-
D.a!rict NJ consisting Of the towns OF
u sntcnoc. H4lj.owoc Z pida, and New ton, at
tac S-hro. = u-e 10 School District No. 2, vii
.4Eg u II voc, o. Friday and Satrrda.-, the
l4ih .nI : % II November.
Dlsfr..t No. z, COMPRISING the towns Of
Gooperstown, FraLkin, Kossu n and Maple
Grove. Z. To- house Of Michael Kellner, in the
.ss.l Kozsurh on Tuesday and Wednesday,
the 18th ard 9Th Of November.
Diarit No. comprising the towns OF Cato,
Eaton, Liberty, and R,ckland, At the School
House near Clark VI Ia, ia ;he town Of Cato,
on Friday AID Saturday, the 2lst and 22j OF
November.
Distriet No 5. consisting ofthetowns Of Cen !,
treyiIle, Schlea zig, and Mecmc, al the Schoos,
House near Danfor,h's Nils. in the town o.
a eme, on Tnesday and Wednesday, the 18th
and 26;h OF November
The primary object il 70 examine applicants
for license to teach in the Public Schools OF the
county but, as the law requ res the County
Superintendent 10 oiginiz. and conduct at
least one Institute, for the Instruction OF Teach
ere, in earh year. and a | en- cred upon the du>
lies Of the Sup'fs ffise to late to comply with
she law In tits respect, vi shy reasonable
prospect Of SUCCESS, | have concluded TO hjld
one in connection si,h these examinations ; ana
for tbs purpose | nave sguated NO days for
each session
Il is expected that ali persons designing to
teach in this equity Who I'D not receive cettih-
Gates from ms predecessor, will be present al
one OF these sessions, ard if possible at tie oae
appointed for their respective di-tfIcts.
Il no insttEce will certificates be granted tc
applicants until they have passed a thorough
AID satisfactory sI !Bin.,tOn, at one OF tie ses'
sions above designated uEle.s good aid suftc-
lent reasons shall appear why tie rule should be
disregardcd and the t11nllIa tisn ccndicted IL
some other way
The examinations are 20 be public, and al
Teachers. District O.hcers, Parents, and the
Friends Of Education, are cordially Invited t.
attend.
Applicants will please provide themselves
each with good lead pencil, and be present a.
the sessions promptly at o'clock A. II. Of ca
day.
All who desire certificates mug give in their
names at . O'clock A NJ. On The first Gay Of The
session.
CHAS s. CANRIGHT,
County SUI crutendent.
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MANITOWOC COUNTY COURT-In the
matter of the Estate of Christian Boegsnshitz,
deceased.
~ reading and filing the petition Of 1gnaz
~ Boecanshirz, administrator of the estate OF
Christian 30. ganshitz deceased, representa- 6
among other things that be has fully administer"
ed said estate, ard praying that at'me and place
be fixed for examining and allowing his account
Of his administration fled with sid petiion, Ii
is ordered that said account be examined by the
Judge of this Court on Monday, the 9Th day OF
October, 1862, at the Office OF the County Judge
of Manitowoc county, III the village OF Aatito-
wbc And it is further ordered that, notice
thereof be given to thu persons interested by
publishing copy of this order for three sue
cessve weeks prior to said day of examination
in the Msnitowoc Pilot, a weekly newspaper
published at Manitowoc village in said county.
Fl. s. PIERPONT, County Jucge.
Dated Sept. 9th, 1862.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, Asnito voc County
Circuit Court Elizabeth Catherine Sharp,
against William S. Jones, Anna Jones William
McDougan, A. Newdorf, A. J, ". Ealels tine,
and Edward Newhouse.
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment of Foreclosure
d rendered by the Circuit Court in and FOR
The county of Manitowoc, State Of Wisconsin, AZ
a special term of the said Court, held at the
cit7 and county of Fond du Lac, in the above
entitled action, on the 9th day OF July,A D. 1862,
will sell at Public Vendue to the highest bidder,
at the Court House in the village OF Mani'o*oc,
ia said county of Manito~oc, OF the 22d day OF
December, A. D. 1862, at 10 O'clock IN the fore
noou OF that day, the following described prop
erty or so much thereof as will raise the amount
Of said Judgment and costs, to-wIt
The following described tract or lot Of land
situate and being in the county of hanitowoc,
in the State OF Wisconsin,, viz: The north TALL
sf the north west quarter of Section number
thirty three (33), Township number seventeen
~, north Of Range number twenty two (22),
east, containing Eighty $50 acres Of land accord
ing to Government survey; and aiso the north
west quarter of the south west quarter Of Sec
ton number thirty three (33 J, Township nuns
Der seventeen 07, north of Range number
twenty two (22), east, containing forty 10
acres of land, together with the appurter anoes
thereto belonging. Dated Sheriff 5 Office, Man
itowoc, Wis, Sept. 16, 1862
WYMAM MURPHY, Sheriff
BY r. I BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
W. +. KENNEDY, PITS Att'y.
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Sheriss'S Sale
Cireust Csurt-nanitoWec Comfy.
William H. Glover,

William H. Glover,
Thomas Kennedy.
DY virtue of an execution issued from said
ID Court, to me directed and delivered, against
the personal and real property of the above
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, | havJ
this day seized and levied upon all the right,
title and interest which the said defendant had
in and to Lots twelve II, and FIVE 3, in the
town plot of LenavilIe, in tie town of Manito-
voc Rapids, county of Manitowoc, state OF Wis
consn, with the appurtenances thereto belong
ing, on the 9th day of May, a. D. 1862, or he
may have since acGui,e ed thereto, which said
right, title and interest Of said defendant shall
expose for sale and sell az the Court House, in
the village OF Manitowoc on the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1852, at the hour OF ten o'clock in
the forenoon Of that day, to satisfy said execu-
ton together with the expenses fsale Dated
Sherid's Office, Manitowoc, July IS, 1862.
WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff of hanitowoc County, Wis.
GEo n. WooDIN, Pitts Atty
The above sale IS adjourned to the goth day
of September, 1862, at the same hour ana place.
Dated Sept 6, 1862,
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
by r. T. BLAKE, Uuder Sheriff.
GEO. n. WooDIN, Pi'if's Atty
The above sale is further adjourned until Dc,
tober 4th, 1862, at the same hour and place
WYHAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By T. BLAKE Under Sheriff.
Dated September l7th, 1862
The above sale is further adjourned until o.
tober 18Th, 1862, at the same hour and place
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By +. 7. BLAKE, Under Sheriff
The above sale is further adjourned until No.
vcnIber 18th, 1862. at the same hour and place
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By r. Z. BLAKE Under Sheriff.
The above sale is further adjourned until Sat
urday. December 90 h, 1862, at the same hour
and place. WIMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By r I. BLAKE, Under ST eriff
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Guardians Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue of liz
N cense to me given by the County Judge
OF Maritowoc c, UNITY, | shall on the 18Th day
Of December 1.52, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon Of that day. at the Office of W NJ. Nich-
ol-, in the village Of MauitOwoc, expose for saIe
ard sell Al Public EcuduH the premises known
aud described as follows, to>wit: Lots e'evcn
aud Twelve in block no. t.s hundred thirty sew
GU, and los TT erl. and eighteeI. in b!uck nc
three hundred sni eighteen. all in the ii lag. Of
MauitDwoc, eouuty OF MauiIosoc, and State Of
Wisconsin. HELEN II LAMB,
Guardian Of George Emery Lamb, a Minor
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Notice.

EAVING been appointed Superintendent Of
l. L Sohco's Tor the county of Manitowoc, in
place Of d. J. Van Tdkcabursb, late incumbent,
resigned, here.y give notice that persons hay
ing business 10 transact with said officer, may
find me at the SupL's Office in The Court House,
during business hours on saturday H. each week.
Teachers Of the county, whose schools are in scs-
sion, viii confer favor By informing ne of
that fact that may form their acquaintance,
and visit their schools at my earliest couvea-
iehce
c. s. CANRTGHT.
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Delicate Organ, the Eye,
Il has to be
N1DE THE SPECIAL STUDY

MADE THE Special STUDY
OF the medical man, and to make this study eff
fectu3l and Ct any Or. ctical TO the afflicted,
y must be 10 an Eye IntirnIary, where every
form and cord ton Of the disease OF that organ,
can be pointed out to the studeLt ny thohe com.
petenr to do so. How very few OF our medical
mea e. gagged in the general practice Of medicine
through this State, although otherwise eminent
IN their profession, understand properly the
treatment Of the simplest forms Of disease OF the
eye, and how many have been made hopeessiy
blind, through neglect and improper treatment.
The undersigned feeling the necessity that at
some ore point. ard by one or more Physicians
in orr State, that this class Of diseases should
receive oecal attention, aud be the subject OF
special practice, will for the future, devote from
other practice, from 0 to 2 O'clock in the fore,
noon Of every day 70 the treatment OF Opthal-
mic diseases.
In every case fair and candid opinion of the
prospect Of efecting a cure will be given. 1t
must be remembered that there are cases beyond
the power Of the best medical skill in the world.
Diseases of the Chest and Stomach,
aud all other chronic affections, will also be pre-
scribed for aud treated at the same time. Poor
persons whoae means are limited, will be char
,ged for medicines only.
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he possesses in these classes of diseases, can be
made beneficial to biz fellow citizens, and there's
fore adopts this method for the public good,
aud No. from any pecuniary necessity OF making
It known. lat he deyotcs certain hours from
ms ,.aez practice, {. IT, treatment 0! TIM DIS
eascs e'rCauy euUnGcatsl.
s. may c4svs will revure protrated stay
~ tl.s city board can always be had at one or
amor OF the many boarding houses or tavefHs
OF IL tue Hospital undrr the care uf the Sls.ets
Or Cnaa,ty This Hospital is located on the
banks Of the Lake in one Of the most beautiful
=isaa.sus IN tho city, accessible at all hours OF
tic day by horse railway.
Letters of enquiry viii always he promptly an
swcrcd Once, No 6 CrosswelTs Building,
Wisconsin Street. between f st Water ard
Main Streets. Residence, corner Of Van Buren,
and Oneida Streets. Milwaukee.
JAMES Johnson VI H.
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IT AIKEN UP-By the subscriber, on the 9Th
l. Of November, a three year, Old Steer, red
color, with a white spot on tie head, white bel
~, ard shitc on the tanks. The owner IS re-
quested to prove property, pay charges, aud
I Ike him away. JASON PELLET
Gibson, Nov IL, 17s2.
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l. hereby given Ihsi proposals viii be rcceiv-
Ell for one week iron ii date. for building a
Fence around the Sci OIL House in District NJ
/ in H.. village If hahitowoc, az the store Of
T. 4 j Robinson, where the spcclfcatic n may
be seer. By order Of the Committee,
Nor. ls, 1862 q. 5 GLOVER, DIST Clerk.
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TAN SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, !
COUNTY CT MANITowoC.

COUNTY CT MANITowoC.
VILLAGE TEEAsURER's OFFICE,
Two Rivers, August Is, 1862. {
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ lots or parcels Of land lying in the village
Of Two Rivers, county of Manitowoc, and State
Of Wisconsin, viii be forfeited if the taxes due
thereon for the year 1860, together with inter-
est, costs AID charges upon the same are not
paid before the 18th of December next, and that
on and after the 18th dav of December next, all
purchasers OF sale Certificates, dated December
18th, 1860, will be entitled to a CONVEYANCE on
the Lots or Parcels of Land described in such
Certificate of Sale, in accordance with the Char
ter, and the amendments thereto of the village
aforesaid
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rJNKEN UP-By the subscriber on s c.ion
L town Of hanitovoc Rapids, ON the 28 Ult.
a rod HElFER. with white back and white face
red rings around the eyes. and crippled horns
The owner is reqaested 20 prove property, paw
charges, aud take her away
RONYUS HALVERSON.
AaEii'owoc Rapids. Dee. 4, 1904.
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'DiscaseSCithc Eye & Chest.

7 HE IN iersigned, knowing ftcm experience
l that To posses any knowledge OF tie many
O ms of d ,easc CT hat
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C,TRAYED--On the l9lh inst, . large bsv
= Hcrse, with a white star IN his forehead
hind legs lutte white-l4 years old ANY
Derson delivering the horse al this o4;ee viii
be raid for their trouble,
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(NRCUIT C0URT-Nanitowoc County,
" Nezekiah II, Smith and Stephen II. Sea-
mans, against William IT, Honey and Martha
A. Honey. Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
BY virtue Of and pursuant to a judgment ,en-
dcred in the above, entitled action, bearing
date July 10th, 4 D. 1862, directed to me,
,hIil expose for sale and sell 1T Public tncti5D.
at the Court House in the village and county OF
AanitoWoc, State OF Wisconsin, on Saturday the
25th day Of October, A. y. 1852, AZ the hour Of
10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that day, all the
following mort gaged premises or so much there
Of as may be Necessary to raise the amount OF
said judgment, interest and costs and costs al
sale, as follows, to wit :: All that certain piece
or parcel OF land lying and being situated in the
county Of 4aSitowoc state Ct WISCONSIN. kDovn
and described as follows, to wit: Lot no. four
lin block no. eighty eight-S8 in the vii
lage Of Two Rivers, according to tho recorded
plat of said village on record in the office of the
Register OF Deeds If said conutg of Mapit9goc,
Sherif's Office, july 22d, 1852
WINAN MCRPUY, Sheriff.
WV NJ. NICHOLS, pffs' Any.
The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
November l5.h, 1862, at the same hour and
nLCs
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% Ia itowo- Pilot onice, Tor ~hch the
higtsst rrsce.v ~ nc - d n subscriptions 70 he
gtse- rtge.i.s Il t-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-25

guns CAPTURED.-Sinee the 1st of Jan
uary the Union forces have captured from
the rebels 500 siege guns and field pieces.
This would equip grand army, and when
it is remembered what pains the rebels
have had to procure these guns, the severity
of the loss will be fully apparent. Many
of these guns have been brought at great
expense from England, having been procur.
ed by special agents, shipped on special
vessels, and run all the risk of capture from
our blockadipg feet. Others have been
cast in rebel founderies at Richmond and
Norfolk, after great trouble in procuring
iron and workmen. Now, with all these
guns captured, the rebels will have to fall
back upon their bell metal, for their mon
ey has pretty well given out, and it is mol
safe TO risk the blockading nowadays.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-25
A Pleasing INVITATION.

A female correspondent of the Memphis
appeal thus throws down the glove to An
dy johnson:
"Andrew johnson has accepted the pos
ition Of Military Governor Of Tennessee
The Yankees think there is peculiar TT
ness in this appointment. SO think We
We prefer they send us Andrew johnson
to any man in tho world, unless it be EN-
erson Etheridge. There is but little differ.
encc between them. Let us be content
with Andy and return dutiful thanks tc
Abraham for all such favors Our purpose
in mentioning this matter is to extend tc
the Military Governor an invitation from
the woman Of Memphis to visit our city,
From our hearts we hope he may come, and
when be comes, when Tennessee soil is dis.
honored BY the tread of that bastard trait
or, let him beware. In her darkest days Of
oppression France had her Charlotte Cor.
day, and when the dark days fall on Ten.
nessee, her men may be beyond her borders
fighting in tho ranks Of frecmen, but heI
women will be left. Let Andrew johnson
beware. He may find Corday in every
woman he meets; he may expect at every
corner, in every crowd, the ball that is L
send him to his Makers presence, unshriveC
Of his odious crimes.
"THE WIFE OF SOLDIER"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-25

The following actual incidents will show
how tho abolition Of slavery in the District
of Columbia, now regarded as certain, is
beginning TO work even in Baltimore. A
stakeholder was reading Mr.. Morrill's bill,
just passed the Senate, at breakfast, in the
hearing of two of bis slave boys about twelve
years Of ago. The one said to the other,
loud enough to be heard: "Lets go to
Washington-we'll be free thenp After
breakfast a neighbor camo in to talk about
the subject, and, as usual, he was much ex-
cited, though he was not a STAKEHOLDER
The master took it very coolly, to the aston
ishment ofbis angry neigbbor. No amount
of abuse Of the Republicans could disturb
tho stakeholder. AT last, the noD-slavehold-
er burst out: "Do you think negroes tes-
timony as good as white man'sY" "There's
many negro whose word would take in
preference to some white mems oath"
am done with you," said the slaveless in
terlocutor-"you are good enough abolit-
ionist for me-" "What's that 10 youY
am an abolitionist. Now make the most
of it,"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-25
AVhO and what have made wheeling.


fThe Wheeling Intelligencer says truly
What is il, and who is it that have built
up the city of WheelingG
Let those who worship the niger inter-
est answer this question.
Have niggers made this cityl Has mig
ger legislation made itg Have those who
swear by the nigger made it?
No! No! Far from it. Anything else,
and anybody else but the worshippers Of
nigger interests.
The skill, hard work, and diligent, pa
tieut toll of white men from abroad-from
the great free States, have made this city.
To them she owes her prosperity. She
would never have been more than a miser-
able, decayiug, sickly Virginia town had it
not been for the enterprise, the life, and
work and capital that has found its way
among us.
Who is il that build our wagons and car
riages in this city,? Free State men. Who
is it that manufactures our glass and paper
Free State men. Who is il that make our
nails, spikes, axles, railroad iron, &cG Free
State men.
Yes, free State men, all of them. Near.
ly all the business of this city; nearly every
branch oftrade that has given the city i'm
portance has been built up and carried or
by free State immigrants. They are the
life, bone, muscle, and sinew of the city,
Take them away and the city would no
bring the price of old clothes.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-25

RIenr WoRDs.-The following ringing
sentences formed the conclusion of Henry
Ward Beecher's sermon last Sabbath eve
ming, Ia:
/ am not a prophet. am not sanguine
though hopeful. thing victory awaits us
at every step, but if God thinks liberty too
dear to be purchased so cheap, we can give
more. We can give more sons, more treas
ure-we will give every thing-but this
country shall be one, and one undivided
The Atlantic and Pacific shall say it-deep
answering odeep.
Hear it England, one people, one Consti-
tuition, one Government.
Ono God, one country, one flag, one des-
tiny-cost what it may, We rOiU have it,
Let God name the price, and it shall be
paid.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE South, J
FoRT PULASKI, Cockspur Island,
Georgia, April Is, 1862.
Another right.

A Pittsburg Landing letter of the 14th
to the Cincinnati Times, says there was a
fight on the Tuesday after the great battle
of Shiloh, and gives these details:
General Sherman advanced a brigade
out the Corinth road on that day, and they
had proceeded about six miles when they
encountered the rear of the enemy. Both
sides were Immediately drawn up in line,
and sharp fight of nearly an hour occurred.
At one time, two companies of Col. Nun
dy's regiment, acting as skismishcs, were
surrounded and taken prisoners. They
were disarmed, and were about being sent
to the rear, when the Fifty-eight Ohio made
terrific charge with the bayonet, re-captur
ed all the prisoners but two, and started the
Rebels on the trot to Corinth. The Rebel;
left behind considerable property, which
was brought into camp by the victorious
party. Our loss was two killed, two captur-
ed and seven wounded.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-25

Sunday l4th, 1880 prisoners from Island
No. 10 arrived in Chicago. The Times Of
that city describes them as clothed in the
same nondeseript apparel, and as ragged as
those from Fort Donelson. They swore
most terribly at the perfdy Of their Gen
erals in surrendering them, when they
might as well have escaped-sO they tho't,
The Pelican Guards, splendid company
from New Orleans, presented a fine ap-
pearanee. The Washington ARTILLERY, mum
beFiDg 4s men, all but two Of Northern
birth. have applied for admission into Col,
Mulligan's battery, attached to the Irish
brigade. Most ofthese prisoners weTo from
Tennessee, Arkansas and Louisiana. About
700 Of the prisoners were sent to Madison,
Wisconsin.
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zies was pleading that the wounded Of bis
regiment (tbe Second Kentucky be taken
aboard, and was refused lfthere IS eith-
or Justice or sense in this l would like to
know Il. Wounded men should always be
treated with consideration, but ] can't un.
derstand the policy which will save the life
Of a wounded enemy, and lot a wounded
friend perish. It is one Of the great mill
tary mysteries, which only great military
miods can understand. suppose Genera
Halleck's medical staff, who, you will ro
member, bad made every preparation 70
this great battle { J understood the "trea
all alike" idea.