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Shsnr5f5sS S9Rn.

State of Wscon in. Circuit Court-Mapito.
voc County. Oscar Koch, against Peter Gas,
teson, Meta Cas'ensOn and Andrew Anderson.
DY VIRTUE OF a Judgment Of Foreclosure
ID anc SIZE rendered 10y the Giro nit Court in
and for the county ot Mautowoc, State OF Wis.,
consin, at he General Term of said Court held
at the village and county OF Manitowoc, in tho
above entitled action, on the first day OF July.
\ D. 1868 | viii sell public vendue to the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the VIII
lage OF Maniow"c, on tie thirteenth day of No.
vemhcr, A. d. 1863, at two o'clock Of that dav,
the following iesaribci property:
The east two-th'riS Of the east half of Lots
No. one and four l & 1 IN Block No. two hun.
dred and sixty-six 2d6i III the village of Mani.
towoc, county Of Manifowoc and State of Wis
cousiu, a. recorded il the Office of the Register
Of Deeds in and for the county of Manitowoc
excepting and reserviug theretrom piece off
the south side of said Lot No. four az in said
Block No. two hundred sixty-six 1860 running
from east to west parallel with the south side
line OF the last mentioned lot fifty go feet, and
from sou Ii TO north ten (lA) feet, the same hav.
ing heretofore been decided hy the said deferd>
auts, Peter Castenson and Meta Castenson.
IRA +. SMITH Sheriff
Ry john II. BURHs, Under Sheriff
Dated SheriiI's Once, Manitowoc, August 4,
1853
VIM. NJ. NICHOLS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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u. S. Internal Revenue.

OFFICE or COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE, !
FL Collection Dist, Wis.. Berlin, Oct 20.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual
~ Assessment List fer the Fifth Collection
District Of Wisconsin, under the provisions of
the United States TX Use Law has been compile
ted and returned to me by the Assessor of said
District for Collection: That said list ntains
the names 0. all persons in said District liable
for a License Tax, Income Tax, Tax on Carria-
ges, Silver Plate, Billiard Tables & Ths:
said taxes are now due, ard must be paid on Or
before the 10th day of November, 1868, or in
default thereof ten per cent will be added IN
der the Provisions Of Section %, of said Act :
That CHARLES HOTTELHANN, Deputy Col
iector OF Division No ], will be at his Office in
Hsnitowoc on the 10th day Of November. 1863.
to receive the taxes due in said Division.
United States currency only will be rccived
in payment OF Taxes
HORACE MERRIAM,
Collector Of Fifth District Wisconsin,
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pn0T, 0. J WOODS
EEAs x AZ TOR ATEVE

TINS astonishing preparation turns the
Hair back 70 ia ori7irr1 color, after hsv-
ing become gray, and reinstatea It in all
is original heath iuster, softDes5 and
he-u.y--emovcs all DaHrUff from the
Scalp, snd al unpleasant itching. It will
also cure Ca'areOus Erunt:ors. such .a
Scall Head letter. &c and hence creates
. perfectly healthy condition Of the Scalp,
By acling as Stinulant and Tonic 10 the
organs supplying tie co'orin- matter 70
the Hair completely restoring them TO
their original vieor and healih-thus pre-
venting al tendancv TO become gray.
It ,'so prevents the Hair from becon-
ing unhealthy and falling Of, and causes
it to grow and thicken where it is gone,
By resuscita,ing the organs necessary to
supply nutrimcnt snd coloring matter.
Thousands of Soldiers in the Army have
testified 10 the above who had become
gray snd lest their Hair by sickness,
chsnge Of climate, and inattentior, while
performing camp dutv.
As Restorative and Dressing, it has
no equal.
T. ( J. ROBINSON,
Wholc=sle / Retail AGENTS for North~
.E5=nanatp
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SheriE's Sale.

The Stare Of Wisconsin, Circuit Court. Mantle
Voc county. Henry ". Hant against r. +.
+. Fo7es ao1 Charles 4. Noyes,
d VIRTUE Of Il judgment of foreclosure
- s"i sale rendered by The Circuit Court in
and for the coGotg Of hani.ow1c, State OF Wis
c"n'in, at the general term Of said Court held
in the village a-5 county Of Maaitowoc, ard
Slato e1ore-aii, in ihe shove entitled action on
the Il day of Jui7 A. D. 1883, will sell at
pablo yeudue to the highest bidder, at the
Court House, in the siIlgse Of Manitowoc On
the 9Th day Of February, A D. 1864, az 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day, the follow
mg described foperty or so much thereof SIS
will False the amount of said judgment and
co~ts to-sit: Lot No. nine--3-in block NUNS
Der hft'-.~o 52-in the town plot OF Two Rivers,
county o. Aani,9woc, AL State OF Wisconsin,.
Dated October 27th go.
TRAP. SMITH, Sheriff.
CASTER i NHIPPLE, PaintiI's Att'y.
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En- PRO bate.
State of Wisconsin, Mlntowoc County, So.

State of Wisconsin, Mantowoc County, So.
In the matter Of the last Will and testament Of
Frederick Marx, deceased
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that by vfr-
Y tue and in pursuance OF an order OF IL
Ccnse made in said ~ liter on the 18th day OF
September, 1868, by the County Court OF said
county, the undersigned, executor of the last
will and testament OF said deceased will on The
81 t day Of October, 1863. Mt one o'clock iu the
afternoon, at the Court Houga in The village Of
Mauitowoc. in said county, offer for sale at pub
lie vcndue the following described lands, to wit:
The east half of the north west quarter OF
section "a, town "a, range q, and the eass
half of sOu'h-west quarter of sogihw quar-
ter Of section "a. town 81, range 81 (; north>
east quarter Of section I, tom 81 range %
southeast quarter Of south " est quarter of
section 9, town "a, RAJ sc %; west halt Of south~
west quITrc- OF section Q, town "a range %
east half Of scuth>west quarter and west half
# southeast quarter north half Of southeast
quarter OF south east quarter ofnorth east quar-
ter OF south east quarter Of section 90, Town "a,
range % west half Of south>west qrarter Of
section q, town 81 range %
Terms OF sale made known at the time and
place Of sale.
HENRY NACHTWAY, Executor:
Dated September 2Sth, 1863
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State Of Wisconsin,, Manitowoc county, So.
In he matter of the Estate of Timothy Har-
rington, deceased.
GN reading and fling the petition of Vic>
~ 'of lie Clair, OF The tow OF Mishicott, in
the county OF Nanitowoc, aud state of Wiscon-
sin, representing, among other things, that it is
necessary to sell real estate to pay the debts Of
said deceased, and praying that license be to
him granted for that purpose
1t as ordered, That said application be heard
before me, at NY office in the village of Mani
towoc, on the 2@1 day OF November, A. D. 1868,
at 70 O'Clock
1nd 1t Is ftrlher ordc, cd, That notice of
sad application and hearing be given by pubs
fishing a copy OF this order for three successive
weeks, once in each week, n the 8 Manitowoc
Pilot" a newspaper printed in said county,
pricr to said hearing.
HENRY S PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated
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Examination Eppointm ents Of
the County Superintendent.
OFFICE SURF or ScHeoLs. !
September Both. 1868.

september 3Uth. 1903.
The inspection Of applicants for license
to teach in the Public Schools Of the
County of Aanito~oc will be attended to
hy the County Superintendent in the
months Of October acd Nose,nb Der, 4 d.
1863 on the days and &. the place, here
insf,er specified, to-rit:
In District No l, comprising the towns
Of Gibson, Mi.hice... Two Cre.ks, and
Two Rivers; =, the school house in The vii
l.ge of Aishico.s, on Monday, October
och.
District No. 2, comprising b. town. Of
h,nto~oc Msni'o-ec Rapids, and New,
tor, at h. school hsuse in dis.ric, 10. /,
viIla9. Of ksni:onoc, OF Tuesday, Oc.o-
Der 27th.
District No. s. comprising the town. Of
Ccopar.to~n, Franklin, ard Ko.-uth, at
tie .chooI hoase in ScAoo! D.tric. No ],
near ". Schimonscs'., in the town Of
Ko'srth, on Thursday, Oct. 29!h.
Dis.rio, No. l. comprising the towns Of
Cato, Eaton. RocI.snd, and Maple Grove,
ST the school house near Harris Mil, in
tie town of Cato, on Saturday, October
31st.
District No ). comprising the towns OF
Soh..vig, Mssne, Ce,treviil., and Liber-
~, At the school house near II. Mu'hol
lands in tie town Of Meme, CT MONDAY,
November 81.
All person. designing to teach in the
County, the Coming winter, whose cart!fi>
Gates expire th, fall viii be pr.sent at one
Of these sessions.
Applicants viii please provide them
seve, each with good lead pencil, and
be present At the tine ard place appoint
ed, promptly al 8 o'clock 4 NJ.
J. ~. THONBS,
County superintendent.
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SheCiHs Sale,

State Of Wisconsin. Mantowoc County
Circuit Ccurt William II Glover and George
5. Glover, against Robert King and Amanda
King
by VIRTUE Of Judgment Of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Manitowoc, State Of Wis
consin, at the General Term of SAID Court held
ct the village ard @ unity OF ManioWoc, In the
above-cntitled action on the 29rh day Of Octc-
Der, A. D. 1862, | will SCI at public vendue to
the highest bidder, at the Court House iG the
village OF Manitowuc. on the Sth day Of October,
a. D. 1868. at IL O'clock in the forenoon ofthat
day, the follow iuG-descTined properly or So much
thereof as will raise the amount OF said Judgment
and costs, to-wit: Al th"t piece or parce! Of
land situate in the county OF &an5owoc and
State of Wisconsin, and being the southwest
quarter OF the southwest quarter OF Section 10.
seven =, in Township 10 twenty 20,
north Of Range no. twenty-tour -2i--, con.
tanning Forty. three and tweutv-four ndreths
acres, together with the appurtenances thereto
belonging. Dated Sherjn's Office, Manitowoc,
Wis, Aug. Is, A, D. 1868.
IRA p SMITH. Sherif
By FRED BoFcHERDT, Deputy Sheriff
WV NIC.s.Ts P'HH' ~
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CHARLES w. WHITE.

AforneV and C0urscllry at Io,o, B0unty.
Pension. and Genefal Claim Agent.
OHicc adjoining Kliucbo'tz Hail. on s.h Street.
between Franklin and jaw streets. Warito.
woe, Wisconsin. VIII attend prom pity to ali
business entrusted to his care
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taken dp

BY the subscriber, living in Maple Grove sbou,
two months ago, four year Old STEER, rel
and white, red back and breast, and short tail.
The owner il requested to prove property, pay
charges, anu take him away
MICHAEL KANE
Maple Grove, Oct. 10, lsGa.
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rs HEREBY GIVEN that meeting Of the
Stockholders Of the Il Lake Michigan 4 Ms
sissipp Rail Road Company viii be held on
the first Monday If November next, at 10
O'clock, A. n at the Office of the Secretary in
Msnitowcc, Wisco hsin, for tie purpose OF elect
ing nine Directors, and doing such other BUSH
ness as the law requires.
GEO W BARKER, Secretary.
kanit0.Ac Oct. 3. 1853.
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The Singer Sewing Machines

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:, '~t ~ -. a y ~ -, ~
VI ~ u - L - 'S'' N@I".,'= . WV. 49, l.1
re, d'1' .e"' = > - o"1 "'I 80 ''o ~
h'' ""e','e1t s"u No. DS'",'''' o.,
''""t -, =,
..e 40. - 10 "5''s' '',''F
."Il,'"0 'i'9 '',.'"f -
L"' i''''''''I,|' qua -
7S'hT'i'2' '''< ~ - e''-,IlS' no We
,r2. Io[,.''s' az: - 'oL n 80 o'Ao'
''1.'y .97"'"S ''"0''.'e ''"' 80 NJ" ~
P"r'N '2' = &'e'' q 80 ~
VA sew ~ KIND .. ''''u' %"'' WIN 80
S'""S O lhTc"I. "fc,1 a." ''ee7' ',''
ffoFefHao's MAKE our fSit'ly ~F"lh2 i'
chine most rdL'Ho'e, ana N'H cnFaoIe
and most cfFiaio IN acton Al a fAtt' OF
pea ~ IMAGES inc l"'s , SIGN,
nn ,,'n nra, ' IS the 49,, or1;.a,r r.,,a;,y
49,, -, 49, er,na, bo- - y.o 10 Ic+
tar F,,,r, ea,v;r, M.ohina or
Family Sewing Machines are fnisboI in
ch,sie and e,on;.ite .,vla.
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GEO. REED.

attorney ard ConnssIlor at Lar,
Has resumed the practice Of his profession in
Manito1oc, and car nov promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
Collections made in any part of the State.
For few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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Ssr3yPG.

From the undersigned, on or about the first
of July, a STEER, coming fonr years old, red
color, end horns turn IL. The finder will be
rewarded by JAMES HALLORAE.
Cato Oct. IT. 1868.
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w. T.. HOVE.

Attsrney end Coznsenr at lar,
Office on York Stress, Mtr:lowoc. Wisconsin
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Attorncy end Counsellor at Lar,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention given to collecting, SC, Of
fee on York Street, Manitowoc Wis, nl-tf
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WM. M. NICHOLS,

LAttorney and C'oansc5Ior at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manito.oc, Maritowcc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to- nl-tt
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Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO the owners of Lots or
L parts At Lots fronting Fifth street, between
Park and York streets, that the sum Of Five
Hundred Dollars mas been levied on said Lots
by the Board Of Trustees, il accordance with
the Village harter, for the purpose Of improv-
ing sai3 Fifth street. Therefore, faid owners
Will take notice that the undersigned is pre-
pared TO receive the several amounts assessed
on each Lot aforesaid, in money or labor, If
rendered within twenty days from the date
hereof.
GEO. ". BARKER,
Special Street Commissioner.
Lauitowoc, September 10, 1913,
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office /!

T SCHULTZ & co, having disrosod oftheir
l. Shoe Shop and stock TO G. SCHULTZ &
co, hereby notify their customers tina. they de
sire to settle up their hu-iness, and with all
those Indebted to them to call at their Office.
one door east OF the old st nd and pay up
The old firm will continue the Tannery B1si-
ness as heretofore, and are ALWAYS prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, for Hides,
Skins, &c.
+. SCHULTZ & co.
Iianitowoc, Oct. %, 1903.
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notary PabEc and General Land AGENT
sroCKBRIDCE, CALUMET CO., WIS,
WI attend to the payment Of taxes, the co'lcc
ton OF debts, the ez IMITATION Of titles, sc.
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GKAS. A, RENTER.

ustice Of the Peace, Notary Public, General
Conyeyancer. and Agent for the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend to
the payment Of Taxes, &c. Office south OF
the Court House
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EIs Probate.

VIM. NJ. Nichols. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Oxford road. My commas lsft poutotoc az once.
about SHUTDOWN: ., The Rocky Ford road, bea log a
lii'le west Of NORTH, and running near the Ripey
road, max ng q dcnontra'iO OF atiack on the ne
my's left flank. Following this road about three
miles, when daylight was disappearing. W. turned
southwest and passed On by-ways thrpagh the
country acroas to the road from Pontotoco oxford,
and, following this few miles, We tv.rned again
south, and Gro eed the YOckni on Vidge, whore
we canped for the night. here foUad, to my sir
prise that the escort ard couries, Oy fai miSap-
prehensi0n of nv orders, had Mt left the column
but they lost their way in thu Yockoa bottom, ana,
travelling all night, foapd Themselves fqrtnef IRON
Oxford than when they Left camp, and did not AZ
rive until Eis morning,
Early Yesterday mofniug, the 18th, we took up
the line Of march, and Col. Hatch was sen' WIN sno
command TO the cavalry camp on the foeRna h'Ve',
aud with my escort after a long days marcn,
reached Oxford At $50 p. IN. last evening, ana TO
ported 10 YOU the fact that en the evening Oh I'e
18th large Rebel cavalry force passed from fon'o,
Toe north on the Ripley road, and notice Mas az v'o.
telegraphed 10 every point on Inc rairoao ho''" "
this. ,.I,bo
Tho expedition TO OkolOna has been moe, ADD
rious. ana the men and horses are completely worn
down. and wholly upi. for service ior "" va,
Men and horses we're subssted upon the- ~
through which we passed. Inc day ua,n , u:"'J
e,an before day and closed after night, hating 10
feed but once day rfsu lly from I'D a. M 70 p m
rho men lived chiefly fresn meat, sweet potatoe-
and corn bread roasted in corn husks, aud oton
without salt. Men aud officers, however, were
cheerful and prompt in every duty
In SIX days We marched about wv mics woihea
two days al th. railro AL captured about loj prison
ere. DESTROYED 3 miles OF important railroad ana
large amount Of public stores OF tue enemy, ann
returned passing round an enemy Of niue 70 our
one, and reached camp without hivii5a man Killed.
wounded, or capinred. q,
CI. Hatch, vi the 81 Iowa. commanding the ID
Brig ode; Lieut.. Crsgs Acting Assistant AdJatant-
General of nly division; aud Lieut.. Davis my Di
v.siou Qu.rternaster, deserve special notice Tor
tnsr unilrng and effective AID in nplishlng the
results attapei Mr.. Ioifi ", Typographical Ehs =
nee,. acco .npanied the expedition, ant collected
mat,ers for a very correct map OF Tie roads over
wh.cl We passed.. L. btLt bi'hh',
Coloa. and Chief Of Cavalry. Coniai,ndms DIVISION
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED. .rHURsDAV. Jan. e-l2 an.
Steamship City Of Washington rehouss. Liverpool
Dec. "a at and Quecnslows 18th $50 mtss,
mails and to J. a. Dale Espetienced heavy westerly
gaos Landt to egrams Ac at Cape Race Jsn at a. H.
Dec rs. OFT Kock passed Am ship Emerald towing outward
Dec. %, Gu mites W. of iuAa passed steamship 'hx
Of Manchester bound JAN lat ~ %. ion ~ 20 Ia.sse
steamship bavaria bound T.. Jan noon. W. by B ~ miles
from Cape Race. passed an iceberg
Brig Ihas Adams (br, OF Maitland ~ Peterson Nsvs
Dec. H. moasses 60 j. +. Whey Co Dec 20 lat "a ~
lon 10 49, cav an American bark steering showing whs
buryec with sod border . al several letters IN IL.
In steamship C,tv " Washington, Json LirOpoo!-Mf.
Musgrays lady aud children, ALT Wilson. lady sai chill
dreb, Mr Long aud lady Miss Il. Armstrong Miss AZ r.
strong Mites Hsivey Miss Behopyny Capt Harden. w a
y. .a..y. L. N.Loa, e-..sL ". Ao.... l. - ~
AAamA w. u ClaL NJ bss%ns
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NEW.YORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE....ALBAsY, Jan. 8, 1859.
TIE PRESIDENT announced Messrs. FOlger,
Murphy. and Angel as q Special Committee to IN
vesigate the alleged frauds Of eDgrossing The militia
bi!l OF LAST year.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY M. CONNELLY-To amend the charter of
the United STATES Trust Company
by Mr.. COOK-To appropriate the canal reve.
nues sse making an appropriation from tho Siak-
ing Fund to purchase specie Tor the payment of the
interest Oh Canal Stock debt IF the State.
Also the snnual canal appropriation bills.
A resolution was adopted fixing the Executive
Session on Wednesdays.
On motion Of Mr.. BRADLEY, the Standing Com.
aittee ON Cities and Villages WAS increased from
i've TO seven.
The PRESIDENT appointed Senator Pruyn on
the Judiciary Committee, in place Of Senator VIII
LARD, deceased.
MI BELL introduced bill to eoefrm It's Official
acts OF Governor Morgan in relation % the nay ncnt
Of beufses to volunteers. Adjourned.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
JEFF. DAVIS ON THE SITUATION
Looks to the Northwest for Peace

THE RICHMOND EXAMINER ON THE SITUATION
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ASSEMBLY.

No ORGANIZATION YET.
The Assembly has been balloting all day for q
Speaker.
The twerty-drst ballo. was reached, with the fol.
lowing result:
Henry Slsfv God GO Gilbert DEAN 800. Ga
Mr.. Fi.EICtER moved the strict enforescaent
OF the rule excluding outsiders from tie floor
Mr.. FREAN Of Richmond moved in order 10 save
trouble that Tue Cieib record 63 Democratic votes
for NJ. Dean each Tine and only c4ll ihe OTHER
members until u C'oics was effected.
Mot on laid oger.
Ate o'clocl the Goth ballot w2a coached with
the same result SO vdes be,Dg given tor III. Dean
and IS for Mr.. Sherwood.
The Assembly then adjourned until y GEOLOGY TO-
A4e.Ivss
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EAl.cl A.. ouutss

nrr,xopx Thursday, Jan. 8, 1869
The Richmond Examiner Of '"' olH ilS'' IS re-
psived containin' sic --latest a, "'0es IRON mor'
kessbe!c;
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The Irou.Ciad Nuhant.

NEWPORT. l.. Thur.day. Jan. 0. 1863.
The iron-clad Nahant let here this morning 1t
,'clock for New-York. Wind S.W; weather calm.
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Gen. R..ecrans,. Omcial dispatch.

The official dispatch from Gen. Roseerans. AZ for
warded by telegraph on Monday night. contained
several errors, and very imporianA mission.
Below will be found corrected copy:
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Foreign Items.

We publish elsewhere Paris letter 20 the New York
Herald The writer thinks the mediation proposal con-
templates some further action by the Emperor-and
that action will be recognition and may be assistance
10 the Rebels The Paris correspondent fthe London
Tines appears entertain similar opinion. The y.
l. Herald is very much of the mind. ItprOfesses
10 have il from reliable source that the Emperor e1-
pscted refusal and made his offer only preimina-
~ 70 more important steps, NJ DrOuyn de rHuys dis
patch waspublshed in France by the time reached
WsshingtOn-a very unusual proceeding
President Davis message was published in England
and excited much attention. The PoSt-PalmerstOn's
orran-bestows leader on it-commends its ability,
diseuts from many of its views-aeknOweds the right
Of secession and promises full recognition Of the South
81 a future day.
Difficulties between the English and Yankees are re-
ported-grOEng out of seizures Of English vessels of
tba Bahamas
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\. HE PATRONS OF This WING.

~ - months past advance payment hon all new Sub
ss7bsrhas strictly enforced according TO announcement Of
ssV0gs da.e. The enforcement OF Ike terms with The old
patrons The paper long time been known and Js
~ necessity equAy urgen but relying upon these patrons
advance nom mere sense OF justice 70
remembering basness transactions for months past
strictly cash have hesitated 70 the
Of such In We and ourselves with
srg and rapidly lncreAug Indebtedness nom this source With
usual facilities for collecting moneys due, and adopt -
l1l representation, the following terms Of subscription
tts future;
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