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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
The War.

TIE telegraph brought ness day before yesterday,
TIA Tie snsmy advancing in three columns on East
Tennessee sri at the same tins massing troops near
E4s.pcr: for an attack on Memphis This may be all
trug On, have great disrust Of Rockville kilograms
despatch vas received Yesterday from S,auntor,
sa;irg .bas Cen Jackson O'Clock Sunday evening,
uVs above Winchester, attacked the enemy and after
severe battle fen back with loss Of 2OO-tis forces
bling only ore-;hiri Of the adversary. This too nsy
b t'u,, hu' We await further aiviccs We suspsc: it
va mere skirmish or sf.ig Of Ouspcsts-R there be
any truth in Il.
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" o PIeoy.Nt

A Word or OAUtIos-d fiial law has been proclaim.
ed n vGiau cit sud leo / / o. the Cos tehIscy and
il wi probably b. es'sbthsd many other si;t. IS
tie w.r prcgrests To cat in extent the civil su hor-
iiies have been Soercsde aRd the freedom Of he ci;i
= restrained and diminished. To this rational OBJ.
c,ion can b. urged, epsc a' uader the instant peril
with Hh Oh the country il threatened.
Since tits state OF tbir gs kelly cootibue for some
time in macy parts Of the ty it msy be iDpro
per to ter 10 I'd Of caution 10 the AulhoTs that
have tken into tfir hanfs, as il were the lives ard
property Of the people Our remsrks inteLded to
have general and not local app cation and TO Apply
TO all where the military power taken the
troll.
A little reflection must satisfy any candid mind that
of thlng'. In s.ecing he instrumenta"s for the
fo-cemen Of their ORDERS commanders provost
slss should call TO tsir aid but the most trust.
tcorthy they edI fad-mel OF h-mpess plu1 ice
aad courteous doGe.ncr Passport officers travel
log guards railway Tainc especially should be q this
stamp There IL Necessity for rudeness proiarity
in the discharge Of any Office much less in one Of this
character. Poteness AID consideration in an Official
have bscoms, We regret to ssy,.s rare virt,e T Is
sh-ud not be 30. CsurtAsy is like permitting anoth
light Bis cinde by own which loses none of
it, brig hres by uha. the other gains.
TIE war necessarily presses hard upon ell class Of
poopls; nevertheless they encounter its pry.tons
fcs With ere; r:unols and rescu ion. lie OF
id TO tuss' bardshipe &c. Of tw!y spsd,inq aud p.
pytssivs ce ais, who imagine their positions give
them for Iher ewn and not for the pub
lie good.
Il would not b, time thrown away, If qqartsrm,strs,
supernIendents Of hospitals railway and seamb at "A.
c,s and hotel keepers would give thought to ihsss
matters. P1li.euess is cheap COMMODITY and goes
long way, and yet how scarce 1t has grown !-.KmphH
ADDtal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

n difference t1sr.s-':.si c5.ssr2 o-d'l;, W irs,r
communicates ia defence Of - late uucoas;i u ioraI
ssio- Of tse ls--'.lr, i1 'o'b aiicg the tis.laCn
o. sr.f1 TIE -uti-tt -s been taSsu from the loren.
o. ag ias7: BY o., ao1g hand o. power apl, ,her,.
fore nothing nose seed be sSi5 ABOUT IT, Blt,5 writer
and mos, obers ty5s-a., on the evil Of a;cn2,raacc,
saj take cr gsa-,, ,ssy IL dsisrss are suppressed
there viii bs 10 nrr' whisky and 10 more drunkenness.
# me as,gmps: strs just We should readily acqgiszc,
il be argument b,s,i on Il. Bu; there is no t-u'h
wsa.c7er in i.. Men ~ have s,;mu'aa,s and Il they
ca1Eot ro' The IN ore pace they ill 10 aaohsr II d 8.
uler5s are suppressed 10 the South ,bsy viii a5ourd
tue more IN tisNo,,h. Evsn al the rgogrs Of mart.
hv, within limited district caano, IFc, the d-u.e ci
iltrIolaag beverages. l. IS simply absurd 70 aitcmp
MA, a.. human experience proves to be vai7-
Asto The scarcity srPrs5eadsd from the Oscillation Of
graz We have 10 fj.5 in t. Ba' mea, i qlie a. great
usc,ssly Is bread and an the ru:hOr,es CONCUR that
ss viii produce maze meat than the same qlAn,iiy Of
gran.
BIZ. ve dsniss the subject for good and al, With tie
protest gsus: tbs, whole s:em Of legislation Of rcgl.
hiag every mans sc.oss aud sp1la,ing VIA: he nav
ca aud ~ba, b. nav DE-; Z, and VIA: he may year. It
h1d its orcil 9Th Yankees, ard prefer it should
eoa,inue Ei.h thea.
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small Sots.

Toe Legislature seems 10 b IL trouble about snail
n5.s. Tley arc very viIIArola thi-gs 5u: they are
re,sssidss and the only question is whether We shall
have E,oi oass or bad Authority to the Banks to
i,sEe hem Of the denominations needed, would furnish
the best currency that the coaiou o! tbs country ad-
rais Of Coupled with ths authority should Re severe
penalties against any and all others who should issus
notes currency. Without any legislation, the
csraIy sir be flooded Nth the nest detss:a5le trash
ard ;he necessity for some medium for small change
viii compel .hs community to sunni: to t.
Ia addition to B.rks certain city corpor tons nigh,
Be allowed :he privilege though ne should PIE er
70 se the privilege ooaslsi 10 thu i1sut o1s, whos,
bIsnes' 4. is % make money. Blr some action Is ne
cszIy, and TIE Lsgi.huro wi be derslict 10 ia duty
no. 20 attend 70 IT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

McCULLocH AND kcISrosH.-Ben hcCu'lccb, whore
loss on the field OF battle will be mourned BY bis
ryren, was the son OF Alexander hcCulocb, Who was
lieutenant and aid 10 Gan Cofs, Of Tennessee, in tho
battles of Talsdega and Horse shoe B nj, and who re-
signed bis commission in March, 1914
Ben was born IN Rutherford county, Tenn, in 1914
He cap'sin Of Texas Rangers In this s1icsn war;
and was distinguished for courage ard conduct in the
battle Of honterey. Ga the ll'h OF July 1916, be
appointed q1artSrmastsr, wish the rank Of mfjor ~
also dis ingushcd in the hse OF Blena VISTA az j.
the commander Of spy comp ny, before that bat
for q most daring and suecessiul r'connoissance Hd
resigned bis stat sppoutm mt in s47. At bis death be
brigsdier general, commanding division, knozn
A. McOuoch's division, and Chi H. composed Of Ar
kansas lnd TeI<s troops. The 81 Louisans, Col Her
bert, attached to this division.
Col. james McI1tosb, Who fell at the time,
from Florida sOd va! the of that BgadAr General,
James hcInosh, who greatly Distinguished himself
in the lsst With Engllnd a.d 10 tls Mexican war; t
Pao Alto and Ressca de Ia Palma, in which LIST 6ght be
wAsts1gerously wounded srWard, a: Ohurubusco, ard
lately the s,ormDg OF Fl Nuo, where he received
severe wound, Of which, in ls47, he died.
The lste Col hcI,tOsh cadet If Wes Point, and
graduated in ls45 On the Isl Of ] iy, 1919. ho was
commissioned Brevet Lisuten n IN 1t U ) Infsnry,
and In May, 1851, in the h Infantry He was most
accompi bed soldier and Officer ard bis desh ID bs
dseply lNmentsj deprivirg Cause Of one Of is
most ff;isnt defenders BE Fas Colonel OF an Akin-
s,s regiment but commanded the Is Brig in hcCul-
loch ysinn and in hiI ab.ercn commanded the dvi-
sio ~ n P'cdpuW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

TIE pacseiings 10 further Ibis Pri c. pull she'd
IA 20 dyfpspr TIA. this thirg sill re done aud done
qlety 90 mol: doubt The sdicz never undertake any
t1irgrattlsy DO nc, despatch itspeodly. W. hcps r
,x,aple will rot b, lost upol NJ Mallory. II a lag
had zen at the bead Of the Savy Department t,r The
ls' twsvs months sAogll no; oviu our present. hI
hsrIuacs would De sHarmDg 10 al our waters Bur g
for ;la' bad ldy 20 govern u aud none bu ay
sai So Orisiued in he orgar, law should oug siree
have been on, Of al our troubles for let John Ran
z l2H ard men Of t'ls eilb-e say wat they please,
irta' government i, the hes; yet devised fer
Dee and bsave people. Would that cur rulers could
t,'r1 i;l, o. uomal's heart energy Had resistless
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

a. ENsif w l. tIE AR -flIlRI.
WE have ni tie i1'o service hu d,d fry
w good and re alb and q de- 81 iugt
run {, on nds'd a-d Fly viii reel add n e.
cue Nln, r'e.s tp ulss h'y'r n pttd 10 yr El'.
IL or 0 ch1.A"er ~ II Fu h II ID IN
a, Of Jre 81 av c., Il hs,iiy, rto the emp
nh 70 eooi. Wa Cos ssBAw, csp.ain-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26

Mj,r Jacob Lynch, Giei ct his e'ideuee, 10 AbiDg-
dgn, Va after fec days illness, Sunday morning,
The l6.h i. s., aged O..
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RICHMOND RIG
&c CORRzsPONDsNTs.

81 2sr' sstass5 O. sairss1sa % as"ssssOr Y
As Tltg."
Ar '- % boa Siiss Of re Fdps- ri Eof b PsS'1s
- ~ ~ rs q Gag drnlng 90 - tfosc- % a.
81 0L departed ro-G O5tfttry
80 .. ~ il-ss lre cAIrcsf Or as atrs-tss1asats
~ W z-rss 20 rsiz- rescisf oo7s qsnaio5eas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
Tur Soxslr Docra.I-A eoalI,ion of Europe.l

TEE HoSRlr DOcrasE-t coalition OF European
Cabinets La d2'sIma.d upjn ths FL OF AIc; re
a ed srme5 Q. pr y hrce ~ d mo- 1rcbic 5 ain
re a5rUcipV, 10 .s-a IA ,here hro-e Tor en- Ars.
rri1n p-inc; d no cabin " s.'Tg on I. rGub-
from ~, rsugI ha-. Il H h.5 Ve-iufsd Dip
Donate org'ess il - .tp;r, sh CT tAs not
pr q. H0s il scGt Isv- hgtu t,urd.rrd, vy,afs
az sire& ~ Il" Er5r. # thirty m ors Of p o.
pie Nov cr2.'s, or 1s. ;or "a abnss 70 o., in
inter eIss s.r5 : III a'o- 6OcrLe, sLt t'e Am.rl-
car t1eoFy Part tf Nsr,n Am CO u ;sc.goz D. srd
. Kug ia 10 be Set otef .hs AoIcl r. be.
~ o PIeov.ps
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
Postal MATTERS.

Er. CURRY, of Ala, Introduced bill relating to q
ve.tsemcn,s for the Post 0fi;e D par:mert, which "
referred to the Committee on Post-0fiees and Po
Roads.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-26
Grand CnlcnIatIon..

That great military gsniu' the Editor the View York
Times, is again prosrsumins BE carvss Ort mish.y
scheduls fer Heck in the wes aud In fsc sweeps ire
whole South By tie board by single dish Of bis pen
SINE Of readers may be abls psrnse without Aot
IA, go -os. E..,, -, ,-,a-
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7 C0URT-Nauilowpc County :

GtIRCCIF C0URT-Mauitowo County = =
y Hlzesiah Z, Smith and Stenhen II SEA-
mans. against William IT. Honev and Mar III.
A Honey. Judgment of Foreclo ,ure ord Sale
By virtue Of and pursuant to a Judgment en-
dered in the above, cnJitled action, bearing
date July 10Th, \ D. 1862, directed 10 me
shall expose for sale and sell at Public Agr,ien,
at the Court House in The village and county u
Manitowoc, State of Wisconsin, on Saturday tte
18th day Of October, A. D. 1862, a: the hour OF
10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day, all the
following mortgaged premises or so much there
of as may be necessary 10 raise the amount ai
said judgment, interest and costs aad costs Of
sale, as follows, to Wit: All that certain piece
or parcel of land lying and beng situated in the
county Of Aalit0Toc state Of Wisconsin, l,uor n
and described as follows. te wit: Lot no. four
lin block no. eighty eight--88-in the vii
Iage of Two Rivers, according 70 the recorded
plat Of said village on record in the Office Of the
Regis'er OF Deeds CT said county of Egnito voc.
Sheriif's Office, July Esd, 1862.
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
VIM. II. Nichols, Pff,' Atty.
The above sale is adjnurned until SATURDAY,
November 18Th, 1862, 1t the same hour and
place.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff,
nv K n Rr.XE Under SHERIFF
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ma9issgg@o County Circuit
Court.

State Of Wisconsin, William ". Hur'but,
Philip VIM VMkenbargh aud William b Leon
ard, against Hczek.al II, Smith, Diau hja
Smith, 2 iljan Aitlrich, Anua ii. AGlitl,
James !" A.AIich, Eleanor c. AIdr,h, Mirun
b Medbuty, L. 4, Medbuly, Geo. Z. Yander-
burgh. William II. Bennett. Phiio hcA phi ne
Thomas S Dakin. Samuel Z. Pratt, Pascal 7
Pratt, EdH ard 2. B.als, Herman X. Wells, JyE
athan S. Christie. William Fieidon, William T.
BloGges:, Henry A. Huntington, Philip " ads
worth, Calvin c Parks, Jr ". K Brown, J II.
Wheeler, Sidney Cornell, Samuel N. Cornell
John r Mills. Be- j4miu + Siss, Frederick Rsb,
bas, Frederick ueupner, G. Gestavus Won
Deutsch, guardian Of august WiEklor, Lyman
Cock, William Doud, David L. Daher, Benz. +.
Jones, Bernard Lowth. State Bank Of W.>coE~
sin, John f. Seymour Robert W. Seymour,
Thomas i. Green, Henry II. Button. William
L. Mudgett, William +. Dalton, Henry :. KIM
bal, Jarvis &. Plat, Joseph Villas, Jason Down
er, Charles T. Draper, D4uis L. Ga. h, u !l,I,
2, Clark, George 4. Clark and James Freclasd.
Judgment OF Foreclosure sid Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF and pursuant 10 q judgment
- rendered in the above entitled action, bear
ing date July l0th, 1862, directed to rae, sAail
expose for sale aad sell at Public AGc.lY.s at tne
Court House, in the village and county OF Mani
towoc, OF. the 25th day of October, \ d. 1862
at tie hour OF 10 o'cl~~k in the forenoon Of that
day, all the following mortgaged premises " 80
much thereof as may be necessary to raise The
amount of said judgment, interest ard cess and
costs Of sale, As follows TO wit: The east halt
OF Section 10. Thirty iour-3t- the east halt
Of north west quarter, and the east ha}f of the
soath west quarter OF Section no. thirty ur-
Stall in township 10. twenty one-21- Itorta
/ Of Rtuge no twenty three-23-ea-t in tie
County # Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin
/ and containing in ,all four hundred end eighty
acres ShcTiIs Office, Mauitowoc, Juiy -, 1867
VIVIAN MURRAY, Sheriff.
WV Il. NICHOLS, Pas ATTY.
The above sale is a3jourueI until Saturday
November l5,h, 1862 at tie same holr an,
place.
WYrAE aTRPUY. Sheriff
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4 EEGRo LYScHED-The Baltimore
American Of Nov 3, has letter from Dial
ton, Caroline county ii that state, giving
an account Of the iyrchipg Of a negro IN
der arrest FOR the outrage aud murder Of
/. lille girl, daughter Of Elgar P.ammsr,
Cd Saturday night 4 large number OF
excited people came into town, surrounds
ed the jail, forced open he doors, took
the prisoner and hung him. While sus-
pended fifteen bullets perforated his body
lie was cut down and bis throat Gu: BY
tic infatuated mob The body was drag
gel through the streets, and finally taken
to the 'front.' Of the nagro church where it
va. cut 70 pieces and burnea
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EF FEEDING SwISE.-Nr. T1ggart, of
Wayne county, at the last annoa meeting
Of the Ohio State Board, said he was not
in favor Of feeding hogs lorg. to make
them weigh larger weights. lie kept lis
in the clover field till the beginning Of
September; lhon, when the corn, begins
to harden, cuts it up, both ear and stalk,
md feeds it to them. Oae bu-h-i of
corr, IN September, will fatten more than
one and a half in December" Mr T.
recommended killing by the 18Th Of No
vember, a. being the most profitable time,
for then there has been lille expenditure
Of csrborn for the production Of heat,
When, if left for another month, the cold,
wintrv storms make this necessary.
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En- amin alton AppofutIna nts o {
the County S2p'i.
OFFICE SCP'r OF ScHooI :,

\
T'IE inspection Of applicants for ljccnse-t o
Il teach iii the Public Schools Of the county OF
aanito1oc Will be attended to By the County
Superintendent in the month O. November, A.
D. 1862, on the d9ys and at the pieces, hcrein-
after specified:
District No /, comprising the towns Of Glib
son, Two Creeks, jEshicott, and Two Rivers, at
the School House in the village OF Mishcott, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and 12,h Of
November.
District 70 ? consisting Of the towns Of
| AanitowUc, hauitowoc Rapids, and Newton, at
the School House in School District No. 2, vii
LACE of Iauitowoc, on Friday and Saturday, the
18th and Il h Of Novem Der.
District No. 3, comE rising the towns Of
Goopersiowa. FFaak:iu. Kossuh AMI Maple
Grove, at tn house Of Michael Kellner, in the
tow. OF kossuth on Tuesday aud Wednesday,
the 18th AID 18th OF November.
Distrirt No 1 comprising the towns OF Cato.
Eaton, Liberty, and RockIand, at the School
House near C!srk's Nhs, in the town Of Cato
Oh Friday aud Saturday, the 2lst and 22i Ct
November
District No. ), consisting Of thetowns OF Cen
trevc, Sch!"swig, and Moemc, a. the School
House hear Duntorih's Mills in the town of
Meme, en- Tuesday and Wednesday, the 10Th
and 26:h OF November
The primary object is 10 examine applicants
| fGr license to teach in the Public Schools Of the
county ; but ss the law requ res the County
| Superintendent 10 GIgagize and conduct a!
least one Institute, fo the Instruction Of Teach
ers, IN each ycar, and rs | entered upon the du>
lies OF the Sgp't. flee too late to comply With
The law i'll this respect, with sny reasonable
prospect Of success, | have concluded TO hold
| one i'll connection with these examinations and
fer this purpose nave d, signa,ed two days for
each session.
| l. is expected that all persons designing to
teach IN this county who did net receive celt:ii-
Gates from my predecessor, VIII be present at
one OF these sessions and if possible at Tie oue
! appointed for their respective districts
| Ia no instance will certificates be granted to
| applicants until they have passed thorough
AID Satisfactory examination, at one of the sas-
sions above designated, unless good and suiiic-
! lent reasons sh2llappear why tie rule should be
disrcgaIdcd and the examination conducted IN
some other way.
The examinations are to he public, and al
| Teachers, District Officers, Parents, and the
| Friends of Education, are cordially invited tc
attend,
Applicants viii please provide themselves
each with good lead pencil, and be present a
the sessions promptly at 8 o'clock A. II. OF oael
| day.
All who desire certificates must give in theil
names at O'clock 3 II. on the first day Of tho
session.
CHAS s. CANRIGHT,
County SUPERINTENDENT
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C;cen!t Cpart-NsnE:ewae Cune;,.

OLIVER LANE, -. John I. GuyIes George
Kirk, and John c. Mills. Tie State Of Wiscon-
sin to the above-named Defendants:
NoU are hereby summoned and required 10
/ answer the complaint Of the plain,, in the
above entitled action a copy of which is here
with served upon you, and to serve copy o.
your answer thereto Oh Ine, 1t my office in the
village Of Msnito~oc and State of Wisconsin
within twenty d ,ys from the service hereof upon
you, exclusive OF the dag of such service aud i
you fail TO answer as aforesaid tlie plaintiff vii
take Judgment against you for She sum Of On'
Hundred and -Four Dollars and Ten Cents flO4
lol With interest thereon from the twentieth
day Of March, 1852, ct tel I er ceut; e's9 90
the sum OF Seventy Three Do!lafs ani Fifty Five
Cents is73.55l with interest 1T ten per cent
from The first day Of November, 1861.
Il. X. ANDERSON, PITS Atty.
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CfTATE OF Circuit Court, A~r-
= ito~oc County. Charles T. Dreper, Daniel
p, Clark, Parker p. CLARK, George II Clark, and
Ei,jah +. Clark, Pian;iiIs, against Elijah G. En-
erson, Defendant. The State OF Wisconsin &c
the above named defendant.
You are hereby summoned All sQnired to
answer the compliant in this action, nhjch Is
fled in tie Office Of The Clerk Of tie Crcui,
Court, in and for the county Of Aanto"oc, at
Aanitowoc, a copy of which is herewith served
upon you by mail, ard to serve copy OF your
answer 10 sad compliant on the sub .crib.r, at
hs ctfice, in his dwelling house, il the village OF
4aaitCw0c in said county, within twenty day
t,r the service of this summons on you, exclusive
Of tie day of such service; and if you fail to an
swer the said complaint within the tine afo!e-
sail the Elaat;fs in this action viii apply to the
court FOR tie relief demanded in the complaint.
GEO. REED, ATTY for HIHs.
Dated Aanitowoc July 18th, 1562
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HAVING been appointed Superintendent OF
IL Schools for the county o! Nantowoc, in
place Of D. j Van Vajkeaburgh, late incumbent,
resigned, hereby give notice that persons hav
Jog basine-s to transact with said officer, NAV
fad rae at th9 Sup't's Office in the Court House,
during business hours on Saturday in each week
Teachers Of the county, whose schools are 10 sc.
sion, viii confer a favor by informing me OF
that fact, that may form their acquaintance,
and visit their schools at my earliest ecnyen-
fence
c. s. CANRIGUT
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DiSeaSoS0tt the Eye 4 Chest.
TIVE undersigned, knowing from experience
J. that to possess any knowledge Of the many
uFuIG Of disease OF that
Delicate Organ, the Eye.

1t has to be
MADE TIE SPECIAL STUDY
The undersigned, feeling the necessity tlat at
some one point ard by one or mere Physicians
in our State, tha5 this class Il diseases should
receive special attention, ahd be the subject Of
special practice will, for the future devote from
other practice from 10 to , o'clock, in the fore
noon Of every day to tac treatment Of 0pthaI-
mic diseases.
In every case fair and candid opinion Of tie
prospect Of cilectiug a cure will lie given. Il
must be rcmemUeIe ed that there sre eases be yord
the power Of the best medical skill in the wO.lj
Diseases CT tho Chest and stomach,
sid al other chronic affections, will also be pre-
scribed for and treated at tue same time. Poor
persons whose means are limited, will DC char
gcd t@r medicines only.
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he possesses in these classes Of diseases, cau lie
mace beneficial to his fellow citizens. ana there's
fore adopts ibis method for tie public soo1,
and not from any pecuniary necessity OF maxim z
i Hmo~n, that he devotcs certain hours from
his other practice, t. the treatment of TIM dis
eases already enumerated.
As many Cases will rcvure protratcd stay
IN the c., LOard can always be had 1T one or
another Of the many boarding houses or t,ycr. s
or ct the HC-r',,l undtr lhe care uf the SI-.efS
OF Crsyty. This Hospital is located on TIE
baE,ks Of the Lake in one Of tie mos, beautiful
-itua IONS in the city, accessible at all hours OF
The day BY horse railway.
Letters Ct cuGurv wilt .lwavs be promptly an
swaroI Office, NJ Crosswelps Building,
Wisconsin Street, between L. st Water and
Main Streets. Residence, corner OF Van Buren,
and 0nciIa Streets, Milwaukee
JAMES JOHNSON, N D.
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Mahitowoc County Court. In matter CT tie
GuaidIa S iP Of tho Minor Heir Of Gustayus
Kichior, deceased.
~ BEADING and ingsthe petition of Eu
~ {, ne 0. G. Won Alter, guardian Of saiI M
nor, repr4semtir g among other TIL. e shat she,
the said ward, is seized Of certain real estate IN
this county, and Jaat part Of the same should
sc sold, aud praying Tor license to sell tie same
and it appearing to tie Court from ssii petition
;hat il Is necessary 20 The said minor 20 sell 8
pare CT said real estate; l. is orsored and d.
Iected, That the next Of kin to said ward. and
all persons Interested in said estate, appear be
fore the sdge OF this Court on Monday, the lst
day CT Dec mbtr next, at 10 o'clock a H., at
the Court House in tie village Ct Huntow0c,
then and there to show cause (f any there be-,
Why lcente should not be granted for the sale
Of said real estate, according to the prayer Of
said petition. And il is further ordered that .
copy Of this order shall be published for At least
three successive weeks prior TO said dsv of hear.
ing, in the AauitOw0c Pitot. weekly ne~epa-
per printed in tie village Of Aapitowoc, and cir.
culating in this county.
II. :. PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated October 29tb, 1852
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