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enop, Moan, Abrams Sebsuss. Gisbers.
Trel. Schmitz, Eggers, II. ri. Smith, Pies
pom, Van alkenburgh-l3
And the resolution was loa.g a. 4
NJ: Pierpant moved 10 adopt ths re-
pori Of the Poor Commissioners. - h.
Mr Bee moved To amend tie report
by allowing The whole Of DIR. Grenng's
bill. which was lost s
And tie original ZION prevailed.
Mr. Touhey moved to reconsider the
vote 90 NJ. Fulhabrr's last resolution.
Mr. Rse'z moved to adjourn.
NJ Plerpout moved call Of the house
Mr.. BE vi hdrew his motion TO adj
journ
Tie Attending officer repoited the absen
tees,
And the vote being taken on the ques-
lion to reconsider, was lost Ess p.
III II Smith, chairman of committee 10
examine the cupoa Of the Court House.
reported verbally in favor Of certain plans
and specifications furnished by A. G. Bill
ngs
On motion the report was accepted. and
motion TO make the subject the special
Business for TO morrow morning was adop
ted.
Board adjourned until 7 o'clock this
evening
: o'clock Board met
Mr.. even,on moved that in choosiG Z
candidates for Commissioners Of Poor. the
mem @rs "fthe Boar; representing the AZ
9Atnb.v Districts si.sfl designate Que candi
aste IRON, "a II Assembly district.
Nr Re Z :5ovAi ~ An <,neBdmSnt 10
Mr Slcv-n~on's motion, that ,he Boart,
now proceed to tie election Of three Poor
Commissioners, which WAS uiopied
The chairman or motion, sppointe Mr.
nEalksnb urgh teller to act with the
clerk On the frat ballot
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Circuit -i.aaiiBWae CBanty.

Herman Gilbert and john Maths, against VIM.
G Chase, Ma CIV Proctor, Lucia Butler, Harriet
Proctor. John G. Proctor Edward A. Ni,ull,
and john b. p Cogsw.li. .4aE
1T APPEARING to me that the defendants
L William G. Chase Nancy Proctor, Luci,
Ruler, Harriet S. Pioctor, john G. Pfo-tor,
Eisard 4 Nicn, reside at this StIte, aud
cannot be toun, therein, Il, d thtt this action is
brought for the partition OF certain lands 81 uare
in the C unity Of Nantuwoc, aud that the per
IONS having int rest i'll portion of lid ltrds
IRE unknown Now, therefor, on motion Of
WM. VI. Nichols, the Plaintiffs Attorney, it is
ordered that all persons inter ested in said prem
ises here matter dec i0ed, appear AID answer
the complaint in this action On or before The
l9fh day OF gus, 1861, and that his order
be published in tue MA>ITowuC Pr or IL news
paper printed and published III the c,ru,ey o.
Manifowoc tor SIX succ' >sIve weeks. nee ia
each week The ioliuwifg is dcfscrptrur of
tia nreruIs"S Sought to be .art''lnned {" Wit
The eat half Of s,ct"" twrnA-20 TIL,
roth west our er 81 src:i ~ r.eutv t.ii,-2l-
the west malt # lnr Ssu,H-ra~r qlaItrr 81 ,.c
ton twenty o,e -2l-'h- "ft .ea-l Gu,tf.r
and the nor h west On .g''r ri. .-'cfEH. tHentl-
eight d the east n, "a. M or h rI~f q .ar-
ter OF 5 clIor twtnt, nlHr--29--Isi go toss ~! p
seventeen -lT-nortn - s.f.4- ty-ttf ..t.,,-- , /
east, in The couur, OF Vi .ri'"wac, AZ state
OF Wisconsin Dated Jrv ,, 1861
GEO. \ WOOnIN,
Court Commissioner Tor Manitowoc Co. Wis.
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On motion Of Mr.. Perr,nf na.--<
EIo'tleman rel!-' and Fnihaher uars re-
cared unanimously elected
Mr. Pietpnnf novel tn take Gl>on f..rr
he second .irainage fnnd district AMI ~
ta.,h it 10 toe first. whicl. was adopted.
And the members representing he soy
era drainage fnnl districts being pal'e.l
uron to designate candidates for Drain g.
Fund Commissioners from each of Their
SAID Districts
District No ! designated II. II Smith.
No 2 II " Tucker
No. /" Fed. Srhmifz
Mr.. Betz moved that the Board now
proceed TO elect Drainage Fund Coamis
siorers, which was agreed to and on the
1st ballot
II II Smith received 10 votes
Ii. w. Tucker 50 IA "
Fred Schmitz " II
+. Abrams A." 9
On motion Mesars Smith. Tucker and
Schmitz were declared unanimously elect
ed
Mr. Pierpont moved that the Finance
Committee be instructed to introduce with
their report, the necessary resolution 10
keep The POOR furd separate and distinct,
which usS adopted
ReSoirFd Th"t the Superintendent of
Poor for The county shali be strictly held
- he rules snd regulations heretofore
adopted, and that in the performance of
'f"'r official duty they shall require The
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etreuft Courf--Couniy Of Mani

Samuel N. Cornell, Sidney Cornell. and SIM
con B. Carey against obadiah Il, Plat
The State of Wisconsin to Obadiah IL Platt.
NTOU are hereby summoned aud required 10
1 answer the complaint in this action, when
is fled in the Office of the Circuit Court, County
oGManitowcc, copy ofwhich ishere*is seSv-
ed upon yod, and TO serve copyof yoar-ans"er
TO the said complaint on THE subscriber, al his
Office, in his Dwelling house in the village OF
Manitvwoc in said county, within twenty days
fer the service OF this summons Oh you, ex-
elusive of the day of snct service; aud II you
fail TO answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this sction will take
Judgment against YOU for the sum of three hun
dred and one 2S.l00, with interest from the
eigh zenith day OF April, one thousand. eight
hundred and sixty, besides the costs OF this &C.
GEO. REED, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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GEO. REED,

attorney and Cpunseiior at Low.
Has resumed the Practice Of his profession in
Msnitowoc, aud car nov pr mise 20 give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted TO him.
TT CollectioiIs made in arv part of the State
For few weeks his of!ice will be found ut
bis dwelling house.
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BEER g. KERN.

North side, opposite Rehafds Foundry. Deaf
ers III DIV Goods, Groceries aud Provisions.
Glass, Crockerv. Farcv Goods Oil.Cloth,
Weo!en warn, Fancy Baskets, Fiddles anf
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhaugiugs, Bushes. &c. % ~ 7t
Respectfully soeits, share OF public patron
age.
ssni,a-oc, yolv, 1889 TAB e.s7o. s sptso
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Cirsnit Court-lIsniteWsc (oanty.
" nliam II. Glover.
vs..
Thomas Kennedy.

!
Thomas Kennedy.
The State of " !Sconsin to Thomas Kenredy.
YOU are hereby summoned and requjr, to
L answer the complaint in this action, a
copy of which was fled in the ofice OF h. Gle
OF he Circuit Cou of HaLitowoc Cuuniy Wiz.
consir on the 80 das o; September 1861 and
TO serve copy OF sour answer to thr said COM
plant on the subscriber, at my office, in the
village OF Manitowoc, within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive Of the DAY OF such
service: and # y.u fail TO answer the SAID com
plant within III" me- afo AID, the plaintiff in
this "crion will tx judgment against you for
the sum of one hundred and It verty dollars and
twenty cents with inter = from The thiTJeeuih
day Of July, one thou~a d eight hundred and
sixty, besides the cost of this action
GEO. y. WuODIN, Plamtif's Attorney,
Dated, Oct. O. 1861
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Theron r Basler, J,.f,u K Cecil, s las Raw
7pi, ard Al'est " Green, against Obadiah II.
I att. - .... ........ 20. Is ........t ...
Tn S:ate of Wisconsin to Obadiah III Plat
NOU re e cay unnloned and required 10
l. swar the compliant III this actsoa, which
j. 81 IN he office OF b Clerk Of the Circu /
C."at, Cp-rtv ni Mantnsoc, copy OF which is
herewith -rrs. d TN y'n by mail, and To serve a
10y Il y"ur answer to the ii C mplllnt on
7u'.sciIb't, at his flee, in his dwelling
r IL VI age f Ma it)"cc, III sad county,
siti tnenty d v atfer III service o. thus suns
itoi,s ~, ycu. exclusive of the day OF such
Vcc and II y.u h,tl t. answer the said com
p!slnt WITHIN tile me flores Aid, the plaintiff in
hi .ti"r, ALI Ak judgment sganet YOU for
u -um Of rhr' e tuiidr and >ixt, Ihr,e 10 100
IL liar, with interest from tie eighteenth day
~ Ayr,f, tht uland, eight hun Ere d an: sixty,
bcetts the cost of inns &C ion
GEO REED PlainGf's Attorney.
Dated, Manito~oc. October 81, 1861.
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JOHN MckEOGH

Wogen, sIe,gh, and Carriage Naker
Shop on York street, over WIN. shsrp,. IIac,.
smith shop, Mantowoc. Wis. ALWAYS on
hand and willing to work.
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CHAS. A, RETTER.

NOTARY PUBLIC, Agent for the n Milwaukee Mn
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urer. VIII attend to the payment of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth Street. Milf
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o. TORRISON g. CO.

Dealers iii Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, Crockery, Boots and Shoes. Hsts
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Ola $, Nails.
etc. Produce Of all kinds wanted nj tf
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dttorHe5yohd Counsettor q. Lar,
srice OF the Peace, aud Notary Public Par
tiCular attic tioa gwen to collecting, &c. Of
hce on York Street, Mauitowoe- Wis. milf
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NYli. NJ. NICHOLS.

d., attorney aud Counsellor at Lar, ~,
Office on York Street, Mantowoc. Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
ID. nl-tf
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WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff
HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notary Public and (IeneraL Land Aqent,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
Will attend to the payment Of taxes the collec
ton OF debts, the ex ,miration Of titles &c.
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R. Il. ANDERSON.

A'torr ey at LAW and Notary Public ONCE on
York street, north side of the river, Mani.
towOc. r... r s2-ly
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IL that to possess any knowledge OF !he many
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05
From the indianapolis Journal
Astounding Developments before the
United states Grand Jury.
A SECRET SOCIETY OF TRAITORS IN INDIANA.
In the District Court Of the United States for the
District of Indiana. MaH Term. 1862


The Grand Jurors of the United States of
America. within and for the District of Indiana,
empanneed, sworn and charged in said district
at said May term thereof, having about CON-
pleted their labOrs (and being now ready to adj
jOnrn) feel it their imperative duty to announce
in a respectful manner To this honorable court
the general features of some startling develop
ments made during their Investigations. These
Developments, when considered in connection
with the disturbed condition of the country by
reason o, the causeless aud atrocious rebellion
against the Constitution and laws of the land.
are deemed of the gravest Importance and should
be made known, that prompt and efficient meas
ures may be taken by the civil and military au-
thorities 10 meet and ward off the effect OF the
wicked and reasonable designs of those con-
nected with such Developments.
A recent act of Congress made il the duty of
the Grand Jury To inquire into any combinations
or conspiraeies fosmed by individuals within the
jurisdiction OF the court To prevent the execution
OF any law Of the United States. Having heard
that organizations with this oblec, in view exist
ei in certain localities. witnesses were sent for,
and brought before the Grand Jury. These wit
nesses came from many counties, and lived in
various parts Of the state. After "a careful and
diligent examination of the testimony from wit
nes~es well acquainted with the facts deposed
and karng a personal knorIedoe Of the matters,
said Grand Jury are constrained TO say that Sc
cret and oath bound organization exists, number
ing some fifteen doussad in Indiana. as esti-
mated by the members OF their order. commonly
known as knights Of the Golden Circle, aud even
in the same localities by different names. Their
lodges. or Castles" as they denominate them.
are located in various parts OF the State. yet they
have common signs, grips. and words whereby
the members are able 10 distinguish each ether,
and passwords 10 enable the member 10 enter the
castle in which he initiated. or any other
which such member may choose 10 visit. They
have signals by which they can comma-
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cPeNlaA correspondence VI tue NHlSaeo
From Memphis.
Abandonment Of the Siege Of VicksbarS-The In
ffeetuai Attrmpt 70 Capture the Arkansas-The
Negro Canal Dlegers Turned Loose TO Shit
for Themselves Where the Fleet hare Gone
MEMPHIS, TENN.. July 20.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ~.
The ram Queen OF the West arrived yesterday
from Nlcksburg. with intelligence of important
events IN that locality. She brings details OF the
second unsuccessful attempt 10 capture the Ar
kansas, aud confirmation of the rumor that the
seige of Nlcksburg has been abandoned.
After several weeks exertion. with an srma-
ment of over two hundred guns, and a naval
force unequaied in siren eth on our inland waters
the Federals have Jailed to destroy fertilization
mounting from thirty To forty guns, anu have
been fairly bulled and baiied by one little iron
gunboat, into running away and leaving the job
The rebels are entitled TO raise the shout of ex-
ultation which at this moment rings from end
70 the other of the Conlederacy.
A rapid resume OF the events which brought
about this result will not be uninteresting. No
boats have penetrated the rebel blockade of the
river except the Queen and the mails which have
been lost 50 breaks the connection that minor de-
tails are at present unattanable. The affair of
the 18th. when the new inyuinerable made her
appearance aud ran through our fleet 80 c0mpa-
Gently. Is well known: also, the more recent at
tempt By Com. Farrasut to blow her out of the
water ny the combined broadsides of his feet
when running by the batteries, which resulted in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05

There were not FIVE hundred revolvers in the city
on that day for sale, and We think We can include
IN that number those in the srsenal. a man who
will wifuIly lie in one thing, will deceive in ev
crything. And what are bis statements worth in
regard 10 anything7
We speak not in this matter with any partisan
bias. We speak as a citizen. We appeal to the
people Of Indiana not as partisans, but as citi-
zens desirous of preserving the great heritage Of
free Government from patriotic ancestry, TO
brand as il deserves this base attack upon the lib
erty and rights of the citizen. II i not for the
accused we plead but for constitutional liberty.
Strike that down and all is gone. If the men
whom this Grand Jury have indicted are guilty
OF treason against their Government, upon fair
trial, confronted by the witnesses against them
for we. as yet. profess 10 be under the Consttu-
ton and the laws-if guilty, hang them as high
as Haman. But let not loose partisan civil war.
The radicals may for awhile triumph, as in the
Cromwellian era. but 70 be relieved from anar-
chy, to be safe in life and property, the people
will finally welcome the rule of despOt. Such
Is history. And the people of to-day are of the
same nature. governed by the same passions as
the progenitor of our race
So much for the intent Of the Grand Jury.
In all seriousness, We believe that no sensible
man can read this Munchausen presentment with
out coming TO the conclusion that the Grand
Jury have been sold-humbugged. In evidence
of this il is only necessary to alude to that part
where the members, North and South, have
signs. by which. in battle, they can communicate
to each other so as to shoot OUer." Battles com
mence often half mile of. and in the heat of an
engagement the smoke hides the contendng par
ties. 1t is known, also, that in an engagement,
but few of the soldiers take, can take aim, and
fire unfortunately. Not only the malignancy
but the folly of this presentment is made mani
= fest by the stupidity OF its authors. BAH
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05
Democratic Union State Ticket

roR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES 8. ATH0N,
OF Marion Coansy.
rok AUDITOR OF srkTK,
JOSEPH RfsTINE.
OF Fountain County.
ron rKEAsUxER OF STATE,
MATTHEW l.. BRETT.
or Davies County.
FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR r HORD,
OF Decatur County.
yos SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC ISsrKucTIoS,
SAMUEL l.. RUGG,
OF Allen County.
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HAPPINESS OR MISERY ?

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MEDICAL.

FYyHESE Pills the result Of much steady and care
full experience in all varieties of Female complaints
and in of Irregularities SuppresioDs Leuchohea
or Whites, Inflammation Of the Bladder, Kidney and
above all praise
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purely vegetable and free from Danger can be
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Among the many thousands that have used them in all
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-05

II We understand that Governor WRIGHT
said in his speech at the Circle on Saturday
night. that the Democracy we're laboring TO SCI
cure majority in the ners Legislature, to turn
over the State TO the Southern ConfedeFacy. II
the Governor said this, he Is n.eaner liar than
come at last
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M EDsCAL.
PREVENTION is BETTER THAN CURE

FEI0 LADIES OF DELICATE HEALTH 0RIAPAlRED
n organization, or to those by whom an increase Of
family il from Objectionable the Undersigned
would offer prescription which is perfectly reliable and
safe and which has been preScrbedn various parts Of
the Old WordfOr the century Although this article
isvery cheap and simple, yet has been put up in half
pnbotes and sold very extensively al the exhorbitant
price of IS per bottle the undersigned fur
the recipe by the possession of which every
lady supply herselfwth perfect sae6uard at any
drug for the tring of rs cents per year Any
physician druggist wille you IL perfectly harmless,
thousands of testimonials be procured OF its efficacy
Sent any part Ofthe world receipt address
ing. DR. J. Z. DENERAuA,
P.O. Box, No 1858 New Haven Connecticut
Ily22-d&w'6l
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GOLD AND SILVER.

will pay the highest price for American Gold and Sill
\ YER also for United Statas Demand Notes old issue
KILBY FERGUSON,
Exchange Broker
Office No 24Is East Washington street. upstairs. ID
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

- We are authorized to announce JOHN y.
BEAL independent unconditional Union candidate
for Common Pleas Judge for the 18th District.
We are authorized to announce JOHN
BREWER Of Southport, candidate for County Re-
corder subject to the decision OF the Democratic Con-
ventiOn.