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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

THR Harriet LANE NOT ouF.-For some days back
the rebels have been giving currency to report to the
effect that the Harriet Lane had got out of Galveston,
and that she was now cruising in the gulf We learn
Tennessee just from Galveston, that the Harriet Lane
has not got out of that port; The rebels have taken
her mass out and owed her round to the bend behind
the town. to place her out of the range of the Brook
lyn's guns. We gratihed to be able in this au
thentic way, to contradict the note shavers news
Nefa Orleans Delta. Both ut
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

REsroREB.-We seeit stated that Col. Martin J.
Crawford who, it will be recolected, suspended
from service for ninety days by Court Martial for al
lowing himself TO be surprised by the enemy in en-
lucky has been restored to his command by the Presi
dent
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19
PORT HatlSO,,.

Port Hudson has been put ON war footing, on grand
SCALE aud troops at that point from all we can hear
Hudson with that of the heroic Hill City" Major Gen.
Frank Gardsr in command there and the army have
ofosr tho saddle daily examining the works and
visiting the different Brigads General Gardner has seen
commanded Alabama brigade in Kirby Smiths advance
into Ken uoky and in the army of sensra
Pors just before the bl 'ody battle
He old army officer sAd served In the U,ah
9 Lieutenant
To PREVENT Prime THE SMALL Pox-Mr.
Scion ROBINSON, in communication 10 the Plough
Loom and Anvil common the folio wing to prevent
pitting by the small po1
Get from the apohecsry little vial of stuff called
LIQUID cuticle and as soon the pustulea fully
formed apply little OF the liquid with little brush or
feather to each AS fast as they get ripe, remove
the scab and wipe away the matter c and apply the
LIQUID again. If any one of them fill second time
you must remove the covering and repeat the process
1t will smart like fun for moment but, my word tor
it, when you recover you shall not find mark upon
that pretty face of yours to prove you ever had the
disease / am tod the article is made of gun-cotton
dissolved in chloroform 1t forms al artificial skin
over wound just as good as the real one
TuE BATTLE OF GENESIS Po1sr.-Gen. Beauregard
has issued the following order conveying wemerited
tribute the skill and galanty of the garrison at Fort
HEADQUARTERS DEPT So. Ca. AND FLA
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Feb. 9th, 1858.
CENTRAL Orders
No. IS.
The Commanding General to the forces, with
and pride the results of the recent encounter
our battery at Genesis Point Georgia. with iron ella
Of the Monitor class results only alleged By the e blood
of the gallant commander, the late Ma John Gale
For hours the most form vessel Of her class hurled
missiles of the heaviest caibre used in modern war
fare the weak parapet of the Battery, which was al
most demolished but standing at their
fighting homes for honor and for independence The
garrison replied with such effect cripple and beat
back adversary clad though in mpenerable
armed with Is and lnch guns, supported by mortar
boats, whose practice of uncommon precision.
The thanks the country due to this intrepid garr
son. have thus shown what brave may Withstand
and accomplish, despite apparent odds. .
Fort ScAlister will Be inscribed the Tags OF all
the troops engaged in the defence of the Battery.
By command of General Beauregard.
(Girnedl THOMAS JORDAN,
Chief o. Staff,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

FOREIGN TRAyEL-GREAT ADVANCE OF PASSAGE
RATEs.-When gold first took al upward tendency
the rates OF passage the principal Atlantic lines of
steamers were raised fifteen per cent, which it was
then thought would amply cover any future rise.
These rates were retained long after gold had passed
that point bat new arrangements have been made.
The Cunard, the Liverpool, New York and Philadel-
pha, the Hamburg Packet Company, and the Bremen
lines have returned to their old prices but make the
passage money payable in gold or its equivalent in
currencY--Neu York Pot
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19
GENERAL ORDERs |
From Our Klnston Correspondent.


EpIroRs STATE Journal A courier has ust or.
rived at Gen. Daniels Headquarters, from the picket
lines below this place. the Dover road. lie brings
important intelligence. He reports that two companies
of Major Nethercutts Battalion, commanded by Cap
tains Robinson and Davis surprised by the enemy
at two o'clock this morning, and the entire command
is supposed TO be captared not than eight or ten
OF our men making their escape.
The courier says, when he left the encapment the
enemy had opened fire upon forces from two differ
ent directions and our men we're calamity returning the
fire. but he chance for their escape the ens
ny in rear fanking US by the way of Bidde's
road, leadns from Neuse to Dover
Our men were encamped On the Dover road at the
Sand Ridge, between Core creek and Riddles penlng,
when surprised by the enemy 4a.ssse
Capt WI ;tford engaged the enemy splckctsat Big
Swift creek. Heavy skrmishing waaAgoing on the
most of the day. Result hot known.
Watch for SIS on The Phoenix aBank," Richmond,
Va-no such bank in the Confederacy. A soldier
chap has scattered them around town extensivelyor
the last day or two. The plate and paper are both
tor OF this counterfeit it is thought, left the city last
nght.-Datiy Progress.
VAN Dorm AT HOLY SrR1ses.-The Tuscumbia
North ALabamian, OF the 3cth ultimo, furnishes the
following particulars OF raid of Van Dorm at
Holly Springs:
reliable gentleman who arrived In town yesterday
from below, reports that Gen. an Dorm made another
attack on Holly Springs few days ago. capturing
100 prisoners and cutting the 81 Michigan Cavalry up
very badly, only lew escaping The infamous scoun
drel Capt Latimer, who made himself Infamous by his
depredations in this county and who had been burning
houses and cutting up extensively about holly Springs
hung by order OF Van Dorm, only ten nutes
being allowed him to make his arrangements for his
'oDg journey.
We have just learned OF daring exploit which took
place in Eastern North Carolina, few days since. "A
vessel laden with supplies for the Buaoe camp at DR..
billiards. place, on the Chowan River, becamed In
he mouth of the river. Nr. M. D. Hathaway, who
has been especial victim of Yankee hatred, and re-
turns the feeling most cordially, collected few troops
who in the neghborhood and successfully boarded
the vessel, capturing the whole crew and cargo. The
cargo saved and the vessel buried Our informant
says that the Buaioes ncensed at the loss OF
their supplies, that they threatened to burn Hr Hath,
sways premises in the town OF Hartford, and he fears
they will execute their threats
We wish Mr.. Hathaway had force of his owa stamp
under him. He would soon make Beyond the Chowan
River too hot for Yankees or But1aloes.
State Journal, 18Th inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

Tx BATTLE OF GENESIS POIEF.-den. Beaureg ard
has issued the following order conveying wemerited
tribute to the skill and gaantry of the garrison at Fort
AZ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-02-19

TIE FLoRfDA-Ths Yankee report OF the wreck OF
this vessel of Cardenas is hardly worthy of credit
They, no doubt, wish it were so but the Northern
received v;a Memphis and the former makes no men
ton OF the disaster. Mafit is familiar with every
square foot of water in the Gulf and we have no fears
OF bis running ashore, except in gale which no SEA-
manship could weather
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Later Still

From tha Iaraxt NirwanEce n,,srs W.
oo,aanso ~ c,ro~; 1
''''-' 's''
graphic r>pa'cheS:
Tho nallau, NHror will liz Who'll.
foo ..i. a.. ,y;..L'.
''''''
a"'. ~. es'"l'' 11i'1 e"'ie's ~
Oh ny h@htlhg "siera'eIF th7"hgh lag,
rebel t"rce-io>'ng ahoGi trn thousand
uen, and being for;cI to leave Ii, anil.
-. -, III, f.ta
Ven 'h''ioN states MAJ nc ma iFo"Ih'
nearly ms whole command 10 Harper
teify. and that he viii hot,! il.
Tho r.hals are ra,,ny,,..i in Va. !>r,r1o,.
,,,1 ,f.,.,...,.l ..t...,..- ...,...,... .,.t
- - = = '"l '''''
ct oy military loIcc are nreI"g before
them
Fh.v arc r.nor'nl At C,rl;,,. ,,I,
,;,,h,oa, ma. fr,.. y. ,.,;.l.,,.,, ~;
- 80 = - : = = /" = c'
P'''e o''"l ''aI' N'eH' u 'A'>'. y J.
stated ina, the rtA'" archives arc bctng re
moved tri a place Of @it,.sy
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PROF. 0. J. WOODS
III A X X Els TOR ATTVE

TINS astonishing preparation turns the
Hair back TO its original collar, after hav
ing become gray, and reinstates it in all
It's original health. luster, softness and
heauty-removes all Danrrf from the
Scalp, and all unpleasant itching Il will
also cure Cntaneous Erup'ions. such AS
Scal Head, letter, &c and hence creates
perfectly healthy condition of the Scsn.
by ac'iHg a Siimulant and Tonic 10 the
organs supplying the coIoring matter to
lie Hair completely restoring them to
heir origins. vigor and hesl'h-thu. pre-
venting al tendancv To heroine gray.
IL also prevents the Hair from bacom.
ING unhealthy and falling off, and causes
u - grow and thicken where it il gone
bv re>Gscita,ng the organs nece,sar, TO
supply nutrment ar1 coloIing matter.
Thou>ands Of Soldiers IN the Army have
testified 10 the above. who hal become
gray and los, their Hair by sickness,
change of climate. and :na,teution, while
performing camp duty.
As a Restorative and Dressing. i. Ia.
no equal.
T. & J. ROBINSON.
Wholesale & Re- all Agents for North
ern Wisconsin.
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II. BERNER.
EN- Probate.

II the matter Of the Last Will aud Testament
VI Joiaanss Pack, deceased.
q Y Reading and Fling instrument in wri-
~ tirg purportinE to BE- the li=t wal and tes>
lament c J haaas Fl,ck late OF the town Of Man
itoWcc Rapids in Y&ritou o. county. deceased.
AID also lie accompanying petition Of Jane Flack
of saiI town Of Rapids, in said county, rep.e-
scnting among other things that tho sard Julian
Fiuca lately died 1t 9urtrce sboro in the State
of Tennessee; that said instrument is the las,
! will al testament Of said dccea-ed; and that
she, the SAID petitioner, is the identical Jars'
Flack named in said sill SO the legatee of said
Joh ,na5 Tlack: and p aying that a day be ap~
pointed for hearing the proofs Of sad last viii
md testament-It is Ordered that the proofs OF
said instrument lie heard before the Judge of this
Count on the oh day of March, 1868, at ten
clock ill the toreLoon, al the office OF the said
Judge in the village Of -U,nirowoc; Ard it 10
further Ordered that public notice thereof b
given to all persons interested by publishing .
copy Of this order f,,r three successive wreks
prior TO said day Of hearing in he MsuiIo~o %
P'!ot, weekly lie wsparcr printed at MAuito-
soc. IN said ecu IL. Dated Feb. ,, 1868.
II. s. pIEHpONT, County Judge.
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~ reading and fling an Instrument. in wri-
~ ting, purporting TO be the last will ari
testament OF Frederick Marx, la,e Of tn. city Of
New York, STATE OF Hes York, deceased. and
also the accompanying petition OF Henry Mach.
well ct the town OF Gibson, Nanitowoc COUNTY.
State or Wisconsin. rc.res9ptirg among oth.r =:
Ting hat the said FrGce ig. Marx satety Gle,
II 1-"'d CIT. Of fcH York in ,re State Of New
York; that said instruments the last will and
testament cf said deceased and Ia. he, tho Sal.
petitioner. is the Identical Henry Nsch,wc;i
amed a,,A app 'iatef m ard ~ he said lats>
will ard Testament. exscuto1 thereof, ond prayinz
that d.y appointed for hearing the proofs Of
said Inst vii. and testament; 1t i, Ordered
Tha. the proofs 0. said Instrument b. heard be-
fore the Judge Of this Court Oh Monday. ihe
9Th ds7 81 april, A D. 1868, a. II o'clock A:
~, at the Court House in the village of Mani.
toHpc Aud it-is further Ordered, Tint pub,io=
notice the'eof be given 10 all persons in'ert ssc'.
ny publishing cu7y OF this order for three
weeks sscce-fiYey, i,sior to sad day Of hear.
ing il tse Mnnitowoc Plat, YES lily newspaper
printed =. aarijowoc, Wisconsin. .-.
(, S. rIERPON1', Count, Judgs.,
Dated Mach !, 1868
GEo. \. Wo, pIN Att'y for Petitioner
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SssessES Sale,

State Of Wisconsin. Maniiowoc County
rcuit Court. Andrew V.is.cLr agSt Charles
Lu,tz
10y VIRTUE OF a augment Of Foreclosure
II and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for The county Of halitosoc, SJste of Wis,
COZ PIN, ut the General Term Of said Court he'll
At the village and county ct I,r;.ow"c in iii.
above entitled action on t,. frs. day of ~
vcllac7 4. D. 762, Will eel It public vendns
10 the highest bidder at the Court House in the
I'll ag- If Nanisowoc. on the eleventh day Of
Apin 4. u SG3 at thee O'Clock III the after.
noon Of hat day, the ioi.onihg dcsci ibed prop.
ert! or a much thereof as will rai.a Tie arncuns
Of sad Judgment and costs 20 wit The .cut,
cas- On FER of the south east Gnrter Of Sectio.
no tour = in Township no twenty %
north Of Eange no. twenty one -2l- in the
county Of :ianitowJc and State ui Wiscone;
'og' thtr with the appurte2ances thereto Be.
longing. Dated Slerif's Olicc, Ma,.itowoc.
Wisconsin, January 10, 1868.
IRA z. SETH, Sheriff
BY FRsD. RoRCHERDr Deputy Sheriff.
WM i. nichols P'tih's Atty.
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THE FAMINE IN IRELAND.
An Appeal to the Friends Ct Ireland
and Suffering Humanity in the State
Of Wisconsin.

The cry of famine and des'i,u,ion has
again reached Us from acros. The broad
Atlantic. The children of Door inform
nate and long-~'ffrr'ne Ireland are again
compelled to ask aims of tie nations of
The earth. The story Of her wrongs and
her sufFer,ngs, az well As the causes of her
mi-frrtnnes, need not be here r4peared.-
.ney are matters Of history. and therefor.
known to the civilized world Suffice il
TO say that for the periodical visilations
Of famine. as well as for the want and
misery hy which they are so often afiicl-
ed. the ever-fai:hfnl and interviewing reo-
p'e OF Ireland are not responsible The
ranses BIZ which they are produced are
entirely heuond their control.
Ireland. though herself poor and in
bondage, has heretofore contrbu' ell large
" 20 the growth prosperity and greatness
Of this our own beloved country. And ia
our own national troubles, We have the
sympathy of her warm-hear,ed and ocner-
Gus children, while her hardy sors are
welding their strong arms in defence Of
orr government We should therefore
embrace the opportunity now presented
of relieving our old friend and all, by
giving portion of our earthly goods.
The friend. of ireland in Milwaukee,
moved with sympathy and compassion for
this oppressed and afflicted people, have
appointed the undersigned, central
committee with instructions to appeal to
the people Of the State of Wisconsin, and
to ask them to cooperate in sending i'm
mediate relief to the people of Ireland
TIE committee will taks charge Of any
remittance or donations which may be
sent to them for the above purpose, and
forward the same without delay to their
proper destination. All remttances or
communications should be addressed 70
the 1T. Rev. J. NJ IIENNI. D. D.. MiIwau-
kee. which viii he duly acknowledged.
Permit. US again before closing to urge
immediate action IN your part as We
have reason TO believe that TIE distress is
on The increase. and will be greatest du-
ring the next sixty DAYS
Milwaukee jane, IS 1868.
JOHN MANrJAs EIaSS1, D. D.
Rev. Z. J. noSAHoE,
EDwARp O'NEGLL.
JON: FCRLoNG,
JuHH DAHLMAN,
ANDREW Mullen,
JOIN O'SuLLIvAy,
J. QUI<N.
I. CARNEY,
JAMES RYAN,
F. DFvLIN.
Ii JOHNSTON
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En- Probate.

State Of Wiscorsn, Mlnitowoo County, Is.
In the matter of the Last Il il. and Testament.
Of FREDERICK Marx, deceased.
On rcaaiT AID fir2 he petition Of Henry
NechtwaY, executor ol the last will and tsssa
nent Of said deceased, representing among
other thi g that there ia no persona! estate
belonging 70 said 9eccascd: that the indebted.
ness Of said deceased amount, to about Fouv
Hundred D"Ilar$; that i. is necessary TO sell
real estate IN pay said indebtedness, and pray.
ing that l,eeuSe be 70 hnu granted to seu 4
portion OF sifci deceased real esatst3 paf said
ndeit' dncss. II is Ordered that said Apr .it,-
ton be heard before me at my Office in ,he VII
Iage OF Nen'towoc, on The 25sh dAy OF Gay, A.
D. 1853, at IL o'clock A. n. And it is fur,he-
Ofderc tst o ice Of said application and he.r-
lng be given hy publishing copy Of this order
for thee successive weeks, once IN en- week.
III The haniio"oc F'tot, wspaPer printed in
sid county. prior 10 said hesr,n-. -...Zstsg
HENRY :. fiERroHT Count. Judge
Dated -H.nicwoc, Ap, % IsCs.
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SAD ACcIDENT.-A young correspond
ent Of the PIot in Gibson, informs us that
on Monday, the slh inst, a Mr. TuoMpsox.
a Norwegian resident Of that town, ief; his
house in the morning for the purpose OF
Heeling bark, and WAS found at half past
eleven o'clock by his little son, sitting on a
log with a cash in his head, apparently
made with an axe lie was carried home
insensihle and died about .wo o'clock OF
The same day. 1t is suppose; thatths axe
came in contact with limb while uprais
Cd to clear away some brush, and inflicted
the fatal wound.
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Far til. Pilot.


HONESTY OF THE RiGHr STAMP "A lad
once wanted sheet Of paper. and thought
lie would supply himself from the desk of
Ms grandfather, who at that time held an
oiiice under the government.
What are you doing there?' asked
The Old man.
''Get,ing a sheet Of r.per, SIR
Put it back. SIR, PIT it back. sir, la,
paper be'ongs to the United State, GOV
eminent ~ A.p,
Gibson, Jane 10, 1868.
Our Young friend who communicates
The above, IS undoubtedly aware that
those were Democratic times when hon
es'y IKE the above was praciised. At the
presen. time the more a man steals from
the government the more lie is thanked.
SIMoS CAMERON, for instance, stole mill
ions from the pubic treasury, and was re-
warded for his dishonesty bv President
LINCOLN sending him as Minister to Rus
sia
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ES- Tie pic nic for the benefit Of The
children Of Two Rivers on Tuesday last
was the mos. pleasant affair Of the kind
that ever took place in the county. Il
was held in beautiful grove about mile
north Of the village, overbansine The cas-
river. The ladies Of the village very gen.
erou-lv assisted the 'lii,lo ones in en-.
joying the occasion, and furnished them
and The colder ones" with abundance O
refreshments ,hroughou. the day. The
Two Rivers Musical Society also favored
the guests with choice music, and the day
vas spent happily hs all parties. The er-
tertainment closed towards evening. when
Mr. NicHoLs was called on to make few
remarks, Which he did in brief, eloquen,
and appropriate speech, suitable to the oc-
ca,ion
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SINGER & CO.'S

LETTER "A" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
UIth all the Recent Improvements,
Is the DIST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAU
rIFUi Of all Sewing Machines. This Ma
chine will sew anything from the running
OF tuck in TarIetan 10 the making Of an
Notwithstanding from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down to the soiiest Gauze or Gossa
mer Tissue, and is ever ready to do its
work to perfection. 1t can fell, hem, bind,
gather. tuck, Quilt, and has capacity for 4
great variety of ornamental work. This
- not tie only Machine that can fell. hem
bind, and forth, but it will do ST. better
than any other Machine. The Letter IA
Family Sewing Machine may lie had in a
great variety Of cabinet cases. The FcId>
ing Case, which is now becoming so pop
nlar, is. a> its name implies, one that can
he folded into a box or case which. when
opened. makes beautiful. substantial and
spacious table for the work to rest upon
The ease. are of eve.v imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as elaborsteiy finished as art can
make them.
Send Tor copy of "SINGEB 4 CO. S GA
zFrTE."
l NJ. SINGER & CO..
ass Broadway, n. Y.
Milwaukee Olfice-17 Newhall House
S. w. Smith. Agent in Manitowoc.
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ES- Ey GovERyoE MEDILL Of Ohio las
seu: the following Dispatch
CoLvMDus Ohio, June II, 1868
Mrs.. Vallandi:qhaf,,:
Madam by The unanimous request OF
ne greatest convention ever iisi,. II Ohio.
T have ~. n.nor Of sendng yon the glad
tGln9S that vnur husband has been rcn>
mated by acclamalion az our candidate
70; Governor, (Signe)
WIN MEDILL President
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CIRcC1r CoUEr The Summer Term Of
Circuit Court, of this county, will COM
mence on Monday next. Persons wishing
10 get their full Naturalization Papers can
procure shem during any day of the SEES
SION
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. We learn 'hs. The deputy Provost
Marshal has appointed his enrolling off
GERS in the several TO rns Of this county,
and that the woik of taking down nam es
is rapidly progressing
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NEw Posi- OFFICE "A post Office called
Z" R1secrans has recently been establish
Ell IN C"nperStown. and Mr. JoHS BRuss
appointed Postmaster. 1t was much
needed.
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Ri Hon. AMAsA J. PARKER, from Al
hany, New York, ,eIegraphed to the Ohio
Convention:
I is too late TO answer hy letter. Re-
hnke de~potsm and vindica'e cons'itu-
tional liberty by making VaIlandigham
Governor.
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70 say something about the Sheriff We
will, therefore, add that we dragged him
everal times on the route, forced his pa
7ers away from him, and brought him
home our prisoner.
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage of the people Of Mantle voc,
Calumet kewaunce, and Brown counties is So
hcied, and they will find it to their advantage
to cali ard examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people of those coua-
ties would saw, that for the patronage have
received OF them am very thankful and hope
10 have them continue the same, as am now
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee genera. satisfaction.
From this date will pay the hishes. mar! ct
arice for al kinds Of
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TO Fey old Customers.

THE Cuaersi sned informs hs friends end
i former customers that he has retired from
business for the present, and is uOw wiling to
close up g affairs. lie therefore hores that:
those indebted to him will be proapt in making
payments, as he wishes ID lave his accounts set
he'd by the 18Th Of Eay. i!c trusts that those
be has favored heretofore will now do him Ike
kindness, il IS absolutely necessary that his
books should be balanced by that time ns
j. A. KAHLER
l. Mantowoc Anr IS 1893 g a5s-+.-
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Notice.

The annual meeting cf The stcckhn!d r. Of the
Marli'o*oc, Two Rivers. and nishicot. Piank
Road Company will be he'd on Monday. the 22j
day Ct June, A, d. 1868, at O'Clock +. NJ at
the office O. Charles KuchD & Co.. at Manitow &c
FIR the purpose Of e!ecting officers OF The Com
pany for the ensu'nr year.
CHARLES KUEHN, President
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Dissolution ofParlncrshiD.

NOTICE is her, by given, TINT the partner,
~ ship heretofore existing uuder the name
Al style Of WINDIATE & JONES, lie this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The Livery Bus
mess viii he conducted as heretofore by THOS
WISDlATE. AID all persons owing the late firm
are requested TO make immediate PAYMENT Ia
him. .r,-.---s THOMAS UlTDItTT.
JoHN JCEES
Ganito~oc, April 2, 1868,