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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-09
Ayers Ague Cure,

fOA cILEE- OF
intermittent fsser, q Fever sna ASr.s. Essaiu.
ache. o. Bilious Headashe, and bilious Pc
vers. indeed for the whole cl.-s q az
eases OF lgnsrng IN hillary ceEaage-
ueni, caused by The Malaria -
Miasznstie Counsr1--
We are enabled here 20 Offer the community .
remedy which. while II eures the above complaints
Ss ssT'as sssi rs.g s Pe5y a.5iss' Is a,, s az
where these affecting disorders prevail. THIS cure
expels tho nllesma;e poison oi Feser and Ague from
ihs .yssT and p,ssss,. tss esssaofHsni p q sls
iory symptoms. II "A not only the best remedy evrf
yet discovered for this Class of complaints. bet sise
he shssPss.. Ihs ls1ss sssDs,'y We s1y for
In billions districts, where Fever AAA Ague fIesals
evcry body should have y and freely 10Th
cure sud pro,-csion great superiority q this
remedy over any other ever discovered Tor the sIst
dy n1d certain cure Of Iuiefmiteuts s that Il Ca
taius Qulairo mineral consequently = rro<u-
80 n qusntsm or ether Injurious effects Nf-fevSr
upon the oonsiiutioh Those oHei BY il are lsfi =.
F~V-r kgue l. s'one the coE-~s snenoe Il
minsmatie poison. great variety q disorders srss
from ils irritation, among which are
Neuralgia Rheumatism. Gzus. HsaaArh. Biindn~-.
ToothaChe. Esrache, Catarrah, Asthma. PslTl.
fsocn. Psinfnl AneStion of the spleen. H,s
t.rics. Pam ln tie Hov els. .Coilc. fAaral,-ls
and DcrAnEs.aeaf ~ the Stomach.
A.. which, when originating in thi. tau... rff 10
thf ltt ftlbffnt lfIf, ~ ttttin~ lrfitftai II =
Gear cxtels thu poison fro1n the blood aud oon.
ss-Ius t.t cures them al alike II H. lnxsitAs4
.itCfinn O. Immigrants aud persons travelling -
temporarily residing in the uiaafiap- d-trr.a 4
tsken orra-oraiif eaily hiie ptsei - thf
icruun that Mil lsr esrr~fa lfnIu the s,st.1n sd
caulef arcumuiaie "a sufnt.fnf suauilg 4 rip.
fuf, disease. HtIs. = efrn mole kaiUHffl ~
pTai-tinu 81 cnfn aud Nil ilef -usisr fran.
lntermi;i i-uie 70 fes rfsl 81 eFu-. s-- 81 tue rra
teri iln ttis rtuif.s affords.
So frei-trt - la , e. AiIE & 90.
lowell Ma.-.f hi-~ft..
AT nur ffrirslis sfe ~ salt iy J tr>s~on..
y. n noNsfIas. ani ~ al Drufci-fs a. I.4r.
hllie.
whel..sle - Alias a Co. ,iasinnau.
fun A. -,4i....4-
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HAvING BEEN APPOINTED
HOTELS:
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York


slure the open'ug e ,hi. vass ssa eommodious
Hotel ia lssi Il Ia. been The single sdeavor Of The
rssrisi,r. . laae 8 ,he most .unptuou., COM
veasens and comfortable home fer the el,l-en snd
stranger = i.l. slde ,he saau'le
And whatever IA. .semedn nkel1 10 administer to
lhs comfort Of lis slesis ihe] have cudesvcr,i.
without regard % ,osi, % prosls. ana % esmhine
al he eiensuss q Individual and social ,1gsymca,
which no.iera a.. h,.ia,sa.sl. an4 modern taste
aprross.i ant th- patronage which it has ccnsuan-
et durl,s il,s pas, sis year. :, a rsuoins proof
thas slsif sasFls have been appreciated
T. meei ne esigrnsles ofshs times, VIXEN an are
rep,t-a 10 practice che u'e-s rl-ss s-ouo.,y, ,h-
ulsiefslrne.i
Have Reduced the Price of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Il he same time abailus noes Il ths lasaris. 9th
~bieh shsit tAble h,s ti,a~sso been snpr,sd
rREtnwYLI. wHfrcnsn /. co.
~ Yc,k. S-ss = lsei ssso.
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y. y. DECK a 90.

IITI| T0|I-||- F0NTNsN-
\. ~ Cansfaniiy - hari = -ereriar article =
WAIfR rhOOf OIL H.ACKlNi uaffllissi - -
~atrs proof afri make the -aihcr ard Fiall
nrf
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North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL. 100000
J. A. WALLACE. seey. Jas & BolsN pvs~'s.
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ne Weekly Express

ss-Ilrre wiii he no deviation from ihe ao'Fs
cs-Adt..fsi ..anents pobIished IN both Daily ana
weekly fil rc ,hafged the toll Daily rate@ ~'h one
t-.ll I'll ths ~ rates added.
CHARLES CGUFf. fRos.
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"A i X Il R "A 9 t

O/ f1e FIFTEENTH SSJfl-ATgUAL STd7E-
NEWT II AZ condition II Mo ROAE fNST.
RdNoB COMPANY, of Ake CITY n Nan loft.
fss lsf ddH ~ January. lSdi.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-04
The Graye!-The Grave!

How many who are sleeping in that little
spot of earth, known as the grave yard, have
been laid low by the use of Intoxicating
drinks? IF the history of each burial place
could be written, it would furnish evidence
against the use of alcoholic drinks which
would startle the living from their dream OF
security, and cause the temperate drinker to
shun the bowl with as much zeal as he now
courts it. Ye who will notlisten to the voice
of the living, hearken to the voice of the dead,
90 ask OF those who sleep in death beneath
the sods of your quiet burial place.
Denand of the dead, everywhere, which, of
all their lives on earth, were prolonged for
an hour by the use OF Intoxicating drinks!
Ask which of them all was made wiser or
better by such use |! Ask, if they can, now,
standing beyond the mist and the thick dark
ness which blinded their eyes while on earth,
and looking with cleared vision back over
their career in life, say tn at a single one OF
them all was made happier here by the use
of intoxicating drinks? Think you that,
from the millions that have lived and died
one, coming back from the presence of God
would testify in favor of such use ? Buf
ask them to speak from the records Of eterni-
ty, if there have been bodies destroyed, sor-
rows created, souls lost by the use ofintoxi
eating drinks, and voices coming from everS
burial place, from the graves Of the deaC
everywhere-from spirits glorifed and souls
condemned, will answer with one loud dis
tinct and universal, YES! Thousands AM
hundreds OF thousands, who have gone dow
to the dTunkard's grave to encounter the re
sponsibilities Of the drunkard's eternity, vii
answer, YES! Thousands and hundreds {
thousands of parents, who have gone downt
death overburthened with sorrow of chill
dren who were beggared-daughters given
shame, whose hopes in time and eternity wer
blighted by this matchless curse-will answt
YES!
What, then, shall be done, men and brett
rem? How shall this great evil, against whic
the past, the present, and the future testif
and against which the dead utter their vol
be avoided How?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-04
From the Petersburg Express.
From Eastern North Carolina.
PINE BILL, m. c. july 20,

PINE BILL, N. G. July 20, 1862.
AS many of your readers are refugees, it
will no doubt be gratifying to them, as well
as to many Of your patrons, to hear from the
eastern section of the old North State, which
has been given for the present to our much
despised enemies, the Yankees. For ten days
a gunboat. has been s Htadgneoh a w6a4r watch
-dFsasvtfy move made by the loval Citizens ~
That town, wtaich~ rs annoying to tharr~nar-
t~lcularly SO, as the marines are peram1lafino
the streets without let or hindrance. there be.
ing no one to make them afraid. Ii is cheer.
ing to know there are but few persons who
pay court to the Yankee hirelings. whose
hands are now reeking with the blood of orr
slaughtered fellow-citizens, drops of which
can be seen falling from their execrated fin
gers, and the smoke of our burning villages
has not been dispelled from their foul per
sons. Strange to say, the most prominent
among them are two men. James Norman
and L. j. Brand, who were once arrested and
sent to Raleigh for giving aid and comfort 70
the enemy, and were let off with the under
standing that they would go and sin no more
Inc bogus Yankee Governor, Ed. Stanly.
mas been IN this place he remained abont
Jour hours. Whilst in conversation with
those who called on him, (his sympathizers.
not more than six p~ersons) the coming cleo
uon was introduced. This high-minded, con-
stltutlonal, Abe-Lincoln Governor informed
tnem that he would allow no one to be elect
ed but a Union man, and he would not be re-
celVed in Raleigh that if rebel was elected.
ne would arrest him if possible. Fearing he
"oui 90 this and destroy their property, the
people OF Chowan county have nominated Mills
IL. Eure tor the Senata, and Iemuel a. Ranh,rv
lor the Commons: Both of these gentlemen
are IN the army defying all Yankeedom.
inns "ould-be Governor, E. Stanly, the
great shrIeker tor the Constitution, whilst
mere arrested Mr.. j. G. Goodwin without any
cause being alleged against him. He has
sent hlm to Newbern, from theresto be con
Veyed to Fort Lafayette. This is the second
arrest made in this town.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-04

SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.--The Columbus
ga? oun thinks men of ordinary compre-
nenslon canno tail to see the necessity which
Will soon compel the enemy to evacuate eitn.
er tennessee or New Orleans. He cannot
noid both and defend Virginia and the upper
Fotomac at the same time. Then if forced
TO eVacuate' he will abandon that point
Wnlch IS OF the least benefit to him. II is
clear, therefore, that as between Nasbville
ana New Orleans, he will not hesitate to
aoanoon the latter. This move will be fol
lowed by some practical results, palnabla -
every one; 1t will ruin a few spectators IN
sugar and molasses, but relieve a whole CO.. -
munity OF a grievous pressure. We sdv;ra
al our friends to make a small purchase
sugar and molasses will be lower and tb,,
before a great while. A"o mat
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-04

From EASTERN NORTH CARo11ss
stampede of negroes from Eastern North Car,
DINA is so great that unless strong guerilla
parties are Immediately formed and sent
thi:her, it is thought that the country will
entirely be drained of its slave population in
a short time.
RAN THE B~LockADE.-The steamship He.
.ro,' from Europe. loaded with arms and 80.
~chandize, arrived in a Southern bort on the
Oath inst. She was chased By a norton Of
the b~lockading squadron, and runn;na -
ground, narrowly escaped capture: bnt bs.
ing lightened, she got afoat and run nnder
the guns of one of our forts, when the enc.
my gave up the chase.
The Yankee account of the Morgan raid
into Kentucky represents that gallant Son+S
ron as a ruftian., Good evidence that he ;s
too rough for them. -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-04

THE DEATH OF Col. CHARLES G.. LEE
Lieut.. Col. Barber, now commanding the
18th N. G. Troops, in his report of its casu-
alties in the late battles near Richmond tbns
mentions the circumstances ATTENDING the
death of the gallant Colonel Lee -
"Col. Lee was killed by a ball from a
cannon on the Both of June, late in the eve.
ming. His regiment, with the rest of Gen
Branchs Brigade, was charging a battery
and q driven the enemy before them for >
considerable distance. When about 100 to
100 yards from tho battery as he sbonted
"On my brave boys" he fell. Adit. VIM
[. Nicholsoa Was IN a few feet of him. he
at once raised him up and asked him # he
was hux-"Ias" was his reply. Colonel
are you hust much !? was then asked. He
was unable TO answer this question, and al
most instantly died in the arms of his adiu-
tant, who brought his body from the field
with such of his personal effects as were not
blown away.
"a better man or drawer officer never fell
at the post of duty. When his death was
announced to the regiment, his men went
as if they had lost a father"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-04

okN' JOS Z. 'oHNsToN.-W are gratifed
to learn that Gen. Joseph E. Johnston b.,
nearly recovered from the effects of the n.;a
full wound received at the battla &c
Pines. He will be ready to report for a.
ty" in less than ten DAYS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-08-04

Several female Secessionists b.ro
c0rted beyond the Federal lines BY General
mayer they having refused 70 t.La 80
oath OF allegiance. Their hush.ad-
among the most wealthy citizen - usn,
phis, and are now serving in -tha 60 ., mem
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NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
General Scott Minister TO Mexico.

General Scott Minister to Mexico.
Washington. Feb. %
Washington's Birthday WAS chosen for
the nsminaten by the Senate Of zen Win
field Scott as Minister Extraordinary to
Mexico, with, it is said, functions such as
he exercised in the pacifcation Of the
northeastern boundary.
Accompanying this nomination the pro-
ject Of treaty went into the Senate whose
principal feature Was substantially the as,
sumption Of the Mexican deb. and tie lat
crest on this amount to three millions Of
dollars per year. The treaty guarantees
cur payment Of for FIVE years.
There ia no law for the appointment Of
an assistant minister to Mexico or auy
other country.
Il is thought that Gen SCOTS nomina-
ton would be confirmed by the Senate,
particularly If bis functions should DO linn
tied to the pacifcstion Of the armed con
spiracy against Mexico at a moment when
we could not defend the Monroe doctrine
and 90 to her help; bat il IS very doubt
ful if tho Senate vii! favor the Fchsme Of
buying Of England, France and Spain for
tive years or for life.
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News via Old Point.
BaItimore. Feb "a.

Baltimore. Feb "a.
Tho Old Poinl boat has arrived here,
having eft Fortress Monroe yesterday.
She brings fourteen released officers, in
Guiding Col. Wood. Of the fourteenth
Brooklyn N. Y Reginen., who mas
wounded and captured At the battle OF
Bull Run, Col Lee, Of the goth Mass. re.
ginent, captured at Balls Bluff, Colonel
Cogsw-Il Of the Tsmmany regiment, and
Capt. Keefer, Of Bakers California resl>
me2t.
Col. Wood ra5 paroIcd, and had the
liberty af moving soou. the city Of Rich
mond. Previous to his leaving. he was
presen, at the inauguration Of jeff Davis,
aud state. thai no enthusiasm vaa mani
fes!sd on the occasion. hardly q cheer be-
ing heard.
Col. Lee, of the Massachusetts, 20th
regiment, says that just before leaving
Richmond, on Saturday evening, h. was
taken aside by E distinguished officer Of
the rebel government, who privately as
sured him tina: official dispatches had JUS,
been received of the fail Of Nashville.
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SEa qF5Ga sale.

Circuit Court Maait0noc Countv--Par,lon
Sennatt, Matthias Z. Bar, Conrad Bro9n Jr
and John }. Findlev, sgain.t Frederick Burch-
erit, and Ira r. Smith.
d. virtue Of a. execution issued from zaid
D court, in the above entitled action, 70 ne
directed and delivered against the pcrsonaI and
real property Of the above named defendants,
Frederick BcrcheFdt, and Iga 2 Smith, have
seized and levied np1n The following described
real estate, and oil the right title an interest
the said deferdqnts Frederick Bo-chcr6t md
Ira ?. Smith, or either Of them, which they or
either OF them had in tire premises hereinafter
described on the 18th day Ct 0ctOber, 1852 or
which they or either IF them have since ScQui~
red, which premises aTe situated in the County
OF Manitowoc, and Satc Of Wisconsin, and are
known and described ~ follows to wit: Al Of
block No eieveu-l l-twsya-1 2-thltcen-
l3-.tourteen-l4 -ftteeN-I5 -sixteen- sew
enteen-qnd ell OF block No. eigh.-8-; lot
no three-9- III block TO. fifteen; ard iOts
no nine and ten-9 and ten Ia block no. nine
3 all IL the village Of Nishicott; lots four
and fvc--4 and Sin block 10. two >, in
the village Of Two Rivers.
Also the east half OF the north eest quarter OF
Section no, thirty six; the north west fraction al
quarter Of the north vest fractional quarter Of
Section no. four + except 5 / acres therefrom
heretofore sold; Tie north east quarter OF tire
Dorth east quarter 0 Section no. fva-5-; are
west half of the north esst quarter OF Section no.
eighteen-18-; the south east quarter ot the
north vest quarter Of Section no. riEhteen--l8
-, all in TowuBkip 40. twenty-20--, Range
no twenty iou7-2i.
Also the south west quarter Of the south vest
quarter of Section ne. thirty one al; the
south west quarter OF the south west quarter OF
sec &c thirty all in township 10. twenty
one -2l- range no. twenty four -2s;- the
north half Of sec. 10. thirty Ave IS il town
ship no. twenty one al range no. twenty
three % living aud being in the County Of
gsnitowoc, State Of Wis which ssid real estate
and the said right, title and interest ofthe said de-
PENDANTS or either Of them, ] shall expose IN
sale and sell st public auction st the Court Houss
in the village Of Manitowoc on Saturday the 5:t
day Of February, A. D. 1852, at the hour o
ten O'Clock. A. " OF that day to satisfy said 81
ecu,ion-D4ted SheriH's OEice, Eianitowoc
Janusrv ID, 1852.
vY4AN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of hanitowoc County, Wis
WV, n Eiu2ozs, Plaintiff Attorney
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Notice to Credttors

IN PROBATE -4snitowoc County Court: In
L the matter of he estate of True II, Bailey,
deceased
70 all whom it may concern:
Letters OF administration on said estate ksv-
ing been issued to George n Woodin, of the
village of hanitowoc, and State of Wisconsin,
on the TIA day Of October, 136I, and zen month.
from and after said day being allowed und limi-
ted for creditors so present their claims for ex
animation and allowance; Notice is heraby Civ
en- that the Undersigned will, on Monday, Tho
Sd day OF March, 1862 and o. the frat Monday
Of March thereafter, till the expiration of six
months from the date hereof, al his Office in the
village of Manitowoc, receive. examine, and ad i,
just all claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased.
HENRY 5. PIERPONT, Co. Judge.
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DIED.

Ia this village, on Saturday, Feb. %,
lso2, BARBARA, ~ife Of Mr.. 4. RICH-
TER. aged 40 years.
The funeral Of Mrs REcHrEe took place
on Sunday, and was very largely attended
By relatives AMI friends,
On Wednesday, the 18th inst. WIN
FIELD SCOTT, son Of J. L. and Mary
Plat, aged 10 months.
On Wednesday, the 18th inst, IDA,
daughter Of 4. II. and ELIZABETH HArxEs.
aged year. and months.
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TIL E Pill OFT.
JOB Printing !

We are prepared at ali times to do any
nrd Of work in the Book and JOB Print
ing line. Having large and varied as
soTtment of type, and large stock Of diff
ferent kinds of paper, we can print hand
6Ils, cards, elects, noteS de-, as neat as
car be done this side of Milwaukee, and as
os<s9 as The cheapest. Try us
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sheriff Sale.

State of Wisconsin,, Circuit Court, H.nIto~oo
County.
Alfred Smith snd Ira 7. Smith. Admnistrq.
tors OF the estate Of Daniel Smith, deces,ed.
against Iauristcn Damon, Ahneda E Damon.
bis wife. and William Finkler Judgment Of
foreclosure and sale.
n virtue of, aud pursuant 10 a Judgment rem
| dered IN said Court in the above entitled ac>
ton dated October Both, 1861, shsi! expose
for sale and sell at public auction, at the Court
House N the village Of hanitowoc, on Fri.
dev, the 25sh day Of April. 1892, 1t the hour
Of ten O'Clock If the forenoon, the following de
scribed mortgsged premises, or 30 much thereof
as may be necessary tn raise the smouni Of said
Judgment, interest and costs, together with the
expenses Of sale tosit: lots number bine and
ten in block lumber niDs in the village Of Mish-
icoti in the County OF Aaaitouoc, State Of Wis
consn.
Dated, Sheriff's Office. Aantowoe. jan. ~.
1852. WYMAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of Haritoroo County Wiscgn r n
Go. y Won-Jy, plaiHtifFs Attorney.
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Fortress Monroe, Feb. 20.
Notice having been received by Gen
eraI Wool :hat some 400 exchanged pris-
oners would be sent Gown the James
River yesterday. the George Washington
and the Express lief. at noon for appointed
meeting place.
The fog did not Iii until late in the
evening, and this morning at sunrise, the
expected prisoners made their appearance
on board the William Allison, which yes.
SCI il seemed. had also anchored for the
njghta few miles above US. The prison,
eTs were transferred to our boats.
Baltimore, Feb. q.
Neither Cs!onel C0rcorsn, Colonel Lee,
or Major Revere, are among the returned
prisoners.
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Circuit Cewrs-.FEanitovroc Ga

- = ia
Charles T. Draper, Daniel ?. Clark, Parker
?. Clerk, George Il. Clark, aat Elijah F. Clark,
against Obadiah Ii. Platt
The State of Wisconsin TO Obadiah II. Platt.
you are hereby summoned and required to
i answer the complaint in this action, which
is lied IA the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court, County Of Msnitowoc and a copy of
Ehieh is herewith served on you, and 10 serve
copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his Office, in his yelling house
in the village OF Hani;osoc, ia said county,
within t"enty days after the service of this sum
mons on you, exclusive Of the DAY of such aer~
vice and if you fail TO answer the said COM
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in
this action viii sake judgment against you for
three hundred and forty four dollars with inter-
est from the ffta dry Of July, one tho sand
eight hundred and sixty one, besides the costs
Of this action.
GEO. REED. Plaintif's Attorney.
Dated, Aauitowoc, Nov. 6, 1861
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BRANDLES from 81 to &c pr GAL'.v
Corner Eighth and Quay .trs.ts, south
side, Msnitowoc. 1877
Sfa eGET's Sale,
CtrcQit Cout-Afuasto,1oc Cosn.

Circ4it C0U7t-GfuaStOirac C0sDEy,
Harmon Ci,,sr, oos ro,,, ua.Aa,
VIII @ Ghara 80 - 80 83'I,$
rsrriet { pro,tos - rro,o- 60
XiooiJ and To5n b 4 Togs,gan 49, - A'1 =
Dy riytpa oF a.. avo.,..ir., ,.,,,.4 e.,
= coyr. IN the aboye er,;f'.i a,.;oc ,o,aa =;
rgctaa ..5,,1 3ai;vsras a,s,,.t "a ,s,I -
zeal rrn-,artv ~ th. ap5,ys T,,-r :, So.
have seized and Levied nnon me t,.r.ay,Tr Ia
cri6.d real estate and sn tina ,ioht tirj1 ena
interest the said above named Gafsnden,. -
eitha. CT them had To IN, sa:na an he s9,b aay
OF Jspuarv. :. y 1852 o. aI:r5 a.. = or -
of thprn bsy, sr,oe on,ir,I -,f,,ai -
are situated in me o7nniv If p,r;,,yroc 49,,
Sts.a ~ yvf.c,r,;., - a.. -. ~ :.
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Circuit Court--Eountyo OF Mani.

Samuel VI. Cornell, Sidney Cornell, and Sim
con 3. Carey against Obadiah Il. Plat.
The State of Wisconsin to Obadiah H. Plstt
NOU are hereby summoned and required to
Il answer the complaint in this action, which
is flied in the Office of the Circuit Court, County
OF Aanitowoc, E. copy of which is here With serv-
ed upon you, ard to serve copy of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscriber, at his
Office, in his dwelling house in the village OF
hanitowoc, in said county, within twenty days
after the service of this summons on you, ex-
elusive Ct the day of such service; end if ycc
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum Of three hun
dred aud one 28-lo0, with interest from the
eighteenth day of April one thousand, eight
hundred and sixty, besides the costs of this &C
ton.
GEO. REED, Plaintiff Attorney.
Dated, Manitowoe, October 81, 1851.
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CAPT. CLARK's LETTER.-It is need ess
for as to refer to the letter Of Capt. CLARK,
which we publish to-day. It will have a
careful perusal from our readers, and we
hope candid and favorable considera>
ton. Capt. CLARK has many friends
among our German citizens, who have
been far from believing the statements Of
interested persons, and whose friendship
for him ia his absence has not sbs!sd in
Che lest