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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

Doom oren a. O'clock Concert cormerc,s q. o'clock.
TlCkErS on DOLLAR.
% b. procured ~ che A1te-. from members -
t.e rlrni tlo door, tac evening oi e CoucF.
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A CADEMI OF MUSIC.
"a GERMAN OPERA. -
pirector.....................CA IL ANSCHUrZ
FRIDAY Jau J. l5o4.
GRAND EXTRA AIOHI Oh which occasion the cefeorse
ed Opera -
FAUST.
FAUST,
music by c. Gounod viii be performed With As
hind assistance ofthe
ARION SOCIETY,
tni tho following unrluaed cast,
Madame fRlEDERiCL
Madame JOHANNSFN.
IiEha HIMMER.
hERR WEINLlCH
HERR SrElNECKE.
- .-any baud In TIE fourth The scenery \
Sc &c NJ ted by Nicolas Meister
-. .ilc NIGHT only. the prices Of sdrlssion viii b
:. ~ 70 ~ Of the house, vita the exception u
6. apd boAf, which Will b. reserved 0g 81 ceuts
en- smphib-s'cr Is cents.
lac ,-Xp'.n 80 rise precisely si Il o'clock
Ile sac OF tickets vii Thursday morntnA
a. tle academy @. Muse
NOIlCt.-Nr An chtr begs leave to announce that 10
~ give before s .Tt.fe rCm here .Aori season o Vef
nan Olers neat Monday Jaiu-ry l. "na tas
Opera
LADiME BLANCHE;
Or, THg WHITE LADY
by loiellcu.
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eUTCHRIs AND ID 0vTRs' BASK required chs?-r 2S'
l.3 els 1y, lAs 4 d@1 December
las.
kvefss. Of and Dscoas.s sx,I ICto,
fefxfe sflo1n' Of CseqaIop
e.
GU s1l Couuiy o. asvlo Kobert p Penn, Ca. ~
Bubsfs sb duly sworn oe-e enf s ihi
ssa.en correct lest y n,,s aq beh'
H. + PERRl.i, CEl4sr
swof1 L.ore me lh4 .sh dsy Of Dscenbe-' iscA 70.
q. C. 44Tb5t. CoauDss.oneT oi Deet.
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Bank Of the .Comnonvealts. -s,...men, o. 4


BANK OF CONN Nfk % fY SO lTws
y; ls3 Lag s5A December ivS
OF Losas md Discounts ,00J,tOe SO
fverss souuof IOiGoS 90
Of Crc1 tsS.Sts %
Gvtrar tHfo4 ID
George p rs, Cashier c. rant o. f1e Ccwmorv -sit VEN
tuy dsoose thsi sH.H, fae, %
lh- l~s knowlet-c and t- c GEORGE FILLS. Cashier
suc7te1 and sworn before tie en d1 a. Dec rb,r Iva
frrnxsl- bull Slt.ry Puhhc
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Crrcn,yIch Bnn,,.-st,tnln.n. ihe npar,.,vlcm .,

ANh o he CITY oi New if-k required BY
- ~ NE week en- na sNurdy the .oih DAY o. Dec b-
Average lnp' OF Loans ard Di.coulis
"''iit" '''tNl ' ''i''4ti ~. lsB 30
CRY unj County of Ne~lok, l. William f!.we cashier
q the Gonv oite eo.n lep,-,
and fy hsi the aoye sia-na trosi.As
Eni WILLIAM cashtr
before ,s.. :s;b dAy OF December. 1873
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

Cfy srI Coaa.7 OF rev Yolk. !, Murray, q Arr
fr American T,charsr ~ New so rg duv sworn dero-e
tst tc Above
b. -c h. MulNkY. Cashier.
s~cr, b,fpr- ne tiss 2.h i.y Of Dec,mbeI. ls.e
IsG3r.io Btli. Notary Pubic
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

Groccrs, Bauk.--S'atemeut OF GROCERs' BANK.
cry Nss iok rcd ~ thaper 40 Law @ lssi if
lg saiIrfsy. the Goth dsy N December is3
Average an7g1; Of Loans and Di'oOnn< th!,fNs 10
Ave amount ni S''lie rsr
6vrra,e nj ofC f,1hnn s.~.s 90
oi Dl9f
C'y arl County or Nes ,k Ssma~ WHf- Ca. 20 o N.
the Guy Of Srw bos day ipFr abt
the -iss sni
SAMUEL II WHITE, ca hlof
sworn before N, IN, ssh DAY Of DeeeMb,r. las
sl'srF Public.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

r. InE srAIE OF NENN 1Rk q he Siy u h-w'
Char'- endn
SATURDAY. the .'fh t.y Of Docs-ocr, i'fJ; . -. -.
Of Lsns md iNse'x Vo
tvetFc anlguuto
Avc-Na- o. Ccu'r'
Cfy az Count Of New l. GtOr.e ". Dlfr,
Cashier OF the nanI lOt, o u CRY o hcs
Vol benz duly tgoe
DUER, C..hier
svo;s before tbs -;.4 dGy q Dscsmher. l.'a.
Hosr,r Osfs No.try ruhfe.
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:
ard County Nee yok ss T. T. W X freeman Cashier o
the Asn Bauk York. hens tuy rnd s.y tl
tae ovc en,n;. corec! o. to~i-, Fl
q. ". AZ fREEMAN, Cashier.
Sworn before M u 1s'i iav ~ ID ..mh r. les
Eusl< y. Cr.sr. jr. Notary Fuhhc.
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bMik Gilicmeni5.

American ENcl'TuTc Brpf.--etft,r'eut OF III,
dNFllcf lACHiNG. Bttt N l tla-tar go
fsOso 1888 or the wees el orl.5 ,c -b o ceubsr
los
,rag seur o. Tsrra and Dol1 ;ss.SGs
~ n1nrt o' >.- I,fh-.t3t,
Ave- ar' ont rot ''' ---....---....-- bI,Stg 90
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

IMPORTERS AND TRADERS BANk required bJ Chapter ~
I l ioT tAe endns Saturday tie sh d. Of neceueer
1873
Of Loans and Dscounts .ssG.f9P 90
Are,sse amount of s~- 5iS.sOo 90
1versrc amount of 1nI,Sb3 90
A. .Tafe sr'int o. ltt si'st W
Cy -n3 Coany u NrsYors. james Dscl CSh'r o. The
Irpc Tralcrs BAnt beng duly lepse i the
tie best Of knoetr- and h@l
JAMES III ELI. CasAer
s-Urr beore 70, tais 9 h isJ Of Dccerlb r. islA
Htssr GoLpszfra, Notary PUbuc
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Hank nf Norfh An,erirn. -State,nen. of ths B

OF SORTH AMERICA re- y Cisg- "a isss OF
ths eudhk SATURDAY. 5ay OF Dcctuber .,o
kV--ss- q Loacs end Dclr g. = lSDD 20
Aver..s an0unoi s1-e lVS3ht 10
Ave sfn1uzf o. Nfr4la BtSsFV w
Ar-fsse amount O icIptfs
Cts County l. J. A. Bee dsey Aclng CASHIER
ofae Bsnk O. Soh Aerc ns dos 1epye nd s sttle
90 est ei kr9- edge All 1-lc
g. A. BEARDSLLy Actns C-lAs,.
Sworn before . tbs 18th i1y % ceraber !sl1
n. Notary Pubic
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irving nank.-ss.lement q lRyIN0 BANk.

Irving Bauk.-SIsiement a iAViSO bANh S ~.
eued ~ CHAPTER 80 Law. o. 1853 the s.et enslS Saturday tie
s9ih dy o. Dccember 1873; -
A,erare OF Lssns and Discounts. l,oeotKS
amour; s,efe ss.,s.
Avefagr Amount Il tfcssuoa
AeiAse so -l OF Dt.H
TIE Ivs a. bess daily J-pos, sui thai h- store s
nirri !, c-rrect DANIEL '. ". nLkIhOLf. Ctsa-r.
won m layo q D -crmhcf.
In3sIs \. Osir if., S0a-y PfNie
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an Probate.

II the matter Of the bit VII and Testament
OF Va, n'iIe acft"l deceased.
nv Htaaiig and Fling al Instrument in wr-
~ uIG iuIporting 8" be the last will anj re--
lament at .ientite w 4chtci bate Of the tow
oi Two Rivers. dcce S.d and also the sccomua.
NJ petiJicn Of Andrew " .chtpl ii sad Gown
o. W. Rivers. rtP,ese !.tjIg rnI0"g ether III n. :
that h" said Valentine Wacltfei l,rely died a.,
h- r'-'d,'c s. ii. said OH; thGt salt in>trumsnt
! the t,-t viii nrd t,~tal..t ct said deceased
and tha' h" tie sad pttil,ntr, j. the l,ruii..i
HGreW Noch-ti uaI"e N sali last Will aud
tesla" en- 3 he ie4aIte O! sad estate a,d
praying that day be ~ ? ia'eI tor h, ariug he
proof OF ~ d last II smd te-tament-It is Or
der that the proofs Of snii n-trup.nt be
heard before the Judge Of this t'ouit on N d y
t;e 16th day Of February, A u 1868, at tie
O'Clock in lie tnrer OR, At III. office OF the -ad
Judge il the village OF Nanito-nc: AID II ir
further Ordered that public notice tner. OF tie
given 10 all persons int.re d hy pyb isfling a
c. py Of this order for three eks 50 ssvely
prior to sad dlv Of h.arng III III, aaii,o~o c
riot, weekly nHw,Ialer rrn ted 1T Ma, it -
voc Nis.ntsir. na I'd Janu rs u 1863
i. S "lERPONr Counr, judge.
CSC. i " oDN, Atfy f,r Petition
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Tie primary Object ofths division is TO
arrange the County into convenient dis
iricts for holding examination classes, one
of which will he neid previous to the com
mencem-nt Of each Summer and Winter
term in each examination distrlc. and con
Quoted by the Superintendent in 4 series
Of written and oral questions upon tie
branches required to be taught in common
Schools The written questions will be
uniform throughout the County, and the
answers to the same will be required in
wr.ing. Due nonce of lie time aud
place for holding each class will be given
and every person wishing 10 teach Dis
rrict School III this county, will he expec-
ed 10 submi, to an examination in one Of
such classes previous 20 commencing their
school.
In TO instancc wiLcertifcates be given
% applicants unri lIiev have pas ed
thorough and satisfactory examination il
Il regular class unless good and sufficient
reasons shah appear why the rule should
be disregaraed and the examination con
Quoted in some other manner
The system of organizing Teachers As
sociations in each town in the county is
recommended by tie State Superinsen
dent of Public instruction Wherever
this system has been carried into practice
lie result, shows that the frequent meet
ing together OF teachers for ex, hange Of
views in regard to ,heir profession and
Tor discussion OF the ditFe,en, Systems Of
School Government has been 4 simple.
Pleasant and etiicinent m=ans of alvan-
riug the best interests of the Common
SCHOOLS. would therefore recommend
that the Teachers ia each town Of the
county form l..emselve- into Town Teach
ers Associations AS soon as practicable.
holding s"ch meetings at the several dis
~ ~ s'do'l i7t'StS III tDe town, once Al
least in each district during the pre-en,
erm Associations shouid meet on 81. ur-
day, the teacher IN atose district it Is
called for the week continuing tie school
for the day, ornitirg portion of he usual
exercises. and the members of Tie AS
socianon filing the remainder CT fLe
tine by discussions, &c
The Comfy Superintendent will NEE,
with one Association each week. enle.
voring 10 be present at one in each TX
District during the winter, pro-
,idcd timely notice should be given.
j. W THOMBS.
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Almost a Conflict

New Work, Jan "a
The Express says on edneslay last
Gen Wool ssu-d orders TO tie several
commanding officers Of The regiments
forming The whole militia in the ~f2fe J."
report 10 hIm he number IN ca ~ corps
reais tnI iuy. wi,h otuur particulars -
Istiny 10 their efHrjeacY, and the arms H.
their possession lie "ia.-r> we're qpieliv
served IN Il csc officers aud the cou,uan-
dant- of the regiments Il The > di,r>!on
RESPONDED by ple~rutiur their reports -
Gen Wool! |, i understood that Gen.
Wopl informed them that h. was empower
ed hv The genetaI government 10 perform
this cu'v Some "t The leg tnents OF he
fr,t division reported To Gen. Wool, bat
Others boldly refused TO do 50 on tie
ground that Governor Seymour was lrg4i
~ the commander of tue forces in The
eia,e.
Yesterday Gen Hall first heard Of this
movement, Of Gen Wool. lie immediate
ly proceeded to the headquarters of tie
commander Of the department ot he east
had a lengthy Interview Wi Il Gen Wool
during which he er.'erod vig"r"r- pr
test IN be half If the state forces against
the order Of the general requiring them 70
report 10 hlm
This new mnvemen; has created great
excitement in military circles. and the
prevailing "plni"n respecting II i that II
en5nriies the de,ign "f The national n.
min'~'ra'ion TO place the militia under
their control.
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In Esr0:sGtS,

State of " isconsirl-Hauisowoc County. T.
the matt OF the estate of Christopher Paul.
Sen deceased
~ Reading md Fling the petition of Cars
" phel P.;ul Jun. OF tie town of Schl suir
III tie equity Of Han;towoe and Sta-e Of Wls,
consrn representing sa!ot her things la, lie
has iniiy administered ad ate an t.rayin,
that ii, e and pl ace he fix, for tx mi ing III
Allowing his account o. b 3 tdmi'i-trst ,if l..
Ocd' red Tns! sid sp lie ti", he head bot r.
M a ny fic- in he vIl!agc IF Ma tpwoc IN
tie lG.h DAY If Fcbrus'y, A D 1868 81 10
O'Clock 4 NJ. i; AID il is farther O,d+r,d Tea;
to.ice OF sad -ppnca;iou AMI eaiing he CIV. II
10y Eu5.i>hug copy of this order for 'hr, e sue
cesH''e weeks Q! &c in each week, in the ilani
to""c |a5t newspaper pr. ted in sal con- :
" prior 10 laid h. aring Dared jar. q 1861
II, S PiERPONT, Cont, Judge.
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Circuit Ceurt-Man;!eWs CsQnis.

Jacob Hs'vesson, rlsint;f, against Gideon B.
Col'ins, Be- j. ulin Wellington and Henry W.
"eliingtot,, Defendants. The Safe of Wi cen
~,n :" ~ d"t-.dart Henry W Welilnstnn:
NoC are hsr@by summoned and required to
l. answer III" complaint IN mi. action which
filed ii Il e Office OF the Clerk of said Court
at hanItowoc, e. pv OF whl"h i herewith ser
we'd upon you by nail, and to serve copy If
Hoar answer t. said complaint Oh the subscriber
a his flee IN his dwelling hou-e in the will ce
O hiaIlt,,wt IN said county within ~ entv div-
after the service of this sumnons On ynu excfu-
siv- Of the d y Of such service; AID f ,o1 fail
o "a swer &c said cumpltint wi,l,In the lime
Aforesaid the rlain'iif III this ac len will apply
to The Iuut fer The eieG demanded in The com
paint. Dated January 25, 1868
GEO. REED ATTY for P.'n'
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The rndersjg Ell viii sell at Publ;c Auction.
"a the highest bidder. at tie Court House N
Haui oHoc. on the h 'iay Of February next t
IL o'cl ok 4. ", enc Steam Boiler ard f. p,re
on, Shi Il" Na:!lipe. Jnintcr aid Cultiry Va
chine, three S.~s ara Betting, ard Al! annara-
tns n d utensils used fer rlunng sad machine
". I ms made known at time ard place of
s,l-.
FIR parficults enquire o. GEO. REED, A..
toIn'v, OF o. tn" uudrrs'gn- hi> office IN ,h,.
Court II u~e Ii : IIERPoNT, Receiver
Ml,itnwoc. Jlnulry o ltG3
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Nonjtoaeoc Comty-7awn of Nqnito,coc
To c aries Feuch
N"C arr hereby notified that warrant OF
L Attachment has been is ned AGAINST Won
and y"ur property attached t, satisfy the d
mad Of August >eileucke. Amounting To Ten
Dollars Nv. Eriess You Stall appear before
William Bach. in tict Of the Peace in AMI for
sad county. ut his office N sad town. on the
18th day Of February, A. D. 1863. a. 10 o'clock
iu the forenoon, judgment viii be rendered
against Won and y"<r properly sod to paw the
d'tt. Dated this 2o;h day # J - nary, D.
l,G" A. SCIIENCkE, Piainr:ff.
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Army of the Potomac in Motior.
New Y nrk. Jan. 2:

letter in the Tire, dated Hea'qrsr-
iers Army Of Potomac, Tuesday evening
January Goth saws the right and lei
wings Of The aruy are in motion. We
shall endeayor 10 eros, the river about
ten mile. above Falmouth All opera
,iors below are mere 'einis to deceive
The enemy. One corps Of infantry are TO
proceed down the river, aud telsn cross
iax at several points.
A real crossing will be made below
shouId certain emergency arise
Asj. Spaniding and Naj MscgruJer are
to construct ponioons above. The 15lh
\. !. Engineer. and regulars are aI-o to
throw several bridges
One trail OF pout0ons la TO be held in
reserve directly opposite Fredericksburg
Saturday evening company of The
18th \. Y. Engineers were busiy en-
gagged in throwing ~ artillery entrenrh-
ments about ten miles from here
The great victory Of the VS., has had
an e1hlIlraing effect upon the army -
The s5ldIler. are hopeful
IL. WorId's letter Of the 20th SAYS.
Hooker and Franklin moved 10 day at
ono o'clock, marching in order with tents,
.kuapsscks, blankets, dc.
They took the road toward HARDWOOD
Church, directly north-east Of tie |. ;
iotd.
Sgel moved at i P ", in tie same
direction They arr livouacked abont
eight miles out t. Il 5ht. Snnuer vii,
probably move in the same dlTe.tiUn.
Another letter coufirnI, the above aud
looking for the completion Of the Pom,
,ouns
/, was lie original intention that Hook
er's grand army diyi-ion should have
crossed -eyeral miles above he l.. s. tnfd
bu, ". believe the Ian has BEEN ,!ano4I
aud both Hooker and Franklin are 10
throw their g,and divisions a:rors the
river at Plank tori
A brigade Of infantry. in command Of
tie reteI General Wilcox, is guarding the
passage Of the river.
These Forces We shall encounter upon
the first effort at crossing
The exciting and hazardous ef'rt Of
building bridges vii 10 assisted bv The
crossing Of iaig - number OF men in boats
the plan which proved So ,tf.ctu.l AT
Fredericksburg
l. Is understood that tram 40 hoais
filled With AIMED men. and ron ri over J.,
the hridgr binders. 20 ear The reh-l IL
fcp''s on The opposite SIDE of tie bank.
and render the rapi' constitution VI tad
ges certain.
Si"ct wiring the above 1t l. learned
that they a'e AT he head Of The bridge
train has arrived 10 within hat a
mile ofihe river. Should fortune smile !
favorably upon Our undertaking during
the mex 'we've hours, we hope 10 have
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DIED.

In he military tospiral Mt Louisville
on he 2S.l OF D"cemher, CHARLES 6
HtCKOk. aged 10 ears.
The deceased was a me nber Of the Dist
Regiment, and son Of AL,:soN lIIcKok.
Egg Chairman Of the County Board Of
SuprtviSOrs
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Circuit Court -Manitowoc County

State 81 Wisconsin. Killer K. jones against
Thomas D0han
r q THOMAS BOHAN-SIR-PIease take no.
L tice that on affidavit, copies Of which are
fled in the tic- of h. Clerk Of the Circnit
Court in ind Tor Man1oroc county Wi-co sin.
motion vii be made Al a q neral Term of this
Court to b. he d a. b: Court House III the VIII
lage OF Ma;itowoc on he t.urIti Monday Of Auri3
1858 (hrrg The 2Ili day of Anril, e3) at 2
O'Clock ? N # that day, that the plaintiff
have eve to issue execution il this action.
R-sp, ct;,,iiy Yours
GEO WOoDIN, Pl'ft's Atty.
Dated Jan 26. 1863.
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School Superintendent Notice.

0V0001 -1tC1-UC-1O
OFFICE CT SURF OF Schools, J
Msni.owoc, Jan 18th, 1863.
To the Teachers and School Officers in
Eauitowoc County.
Your attention is called to the folloving
division Of this county into examination
districts as required bv law:
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once STUNT. Of Sch cots.

AANITowoc, COUNTY, Jan. Is h, 1863.
The County Superintendent, can be found
at the Office Of the County Judge in tie
Court House, on Saturday Of each week
during bis business hours (ftom 10 A. NJ =.
to 3 L. n J and Oh such other days a.
his othcixl duties will permit.
J. ". THONBS,
Superintendent.
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SINGER & CO.'S

LETTER ~ FAMILY sEWlAG MACHINE.
Wan all tie IL cent Improvements,
Is The BFor and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAU
rIFuL Of all Sewing Machines. This Ma
rhiue viii sew anything. from the running
81 tuck in IaTietan 10 the making of an
osercoat-au,thirg from PiIol or Beaver
Cloth 'I""u Ia the >uiIe>t Gauze or GUssa
mer Tissue, aud is ever ready 10 do lis
vp.K to p4rfr"r on l. can fell. hem, bind,
.a'her, tux qail'. and Ia, capacity for n
great variety of ornamental work This
) uu- the only Machine that can tel. hem.
lIhi. aud 80 form, but it will do 50 better
'han any other Machine The Letter a"
Family Sewing Marhine may he hal n a
greai varier, ct cabinet eases The Field
~ Case. which i. now h"comnr so pop.
uIar. Is. A. l'~ name implies, one that car
be folded into a box or case. which. when
opened, makes a bea ,iful. substantial and
spacious lsJ'e for the work To rest upon.
The eases ATE Of every imaginable design
plain AS the nool grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately finished as ar; can
make them.
SeEd ior copy Of ''SISGku 4 Co.'S GA
zrr7sS
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MAsiTowoC AGRIcULTCaAL 5ocIErY-
The members of this Society vii meet
At the office Of WV. Bscn Esq. on Sarur-
day next, at o'clock I. NJ, 10 cleo, off
seTs for the coming year.
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DiSeaseSeflhe Eye & Chest.

TT'HE Undersigned, knowing from experiences
L tha: tn possess any knowledge Of the many
ms OF disease OF that
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W0 " RS

John Roemer, August Schmnri., ITenr,
Rni'ey, john BLANC. Christopher Krot;nan,
Dennis Ghen"n. Thomas Hayes, Jonn
Bate,t. ll-nr, krek-ck, Peer Syhock
john Kelly. La1wI. Du,er, Re er " ach
'Onh'ch, Joseph ksih, Berna'l We,spr
Anton Eoyht William Can.ard, Frank
Na"k, Christian l.shs,t. Geo. L.,ts Moses
Bseh- CLa~. i.Avinonl, Lawiess We,er
PhIip MiIer James Toner james P-ngie
Bernard Richter. Cha~. i,imers, Frank
G"drch. Henry Menrke, WIN Cauyart.
F''as N"gar Ferdinand Larkee, Pl.on
keuUut Gus.av klazsr
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k% Snow IL The aiao.phere.
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Z. CUTLERY

good assortment, inc'uhing butt and stran
Hinges, Nails, Picket Knives Tail. Knives a, d
Forks, AID ali other articles usu ,.iy kept.
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PITEIT MEDICINE DEPOT
EDOLPEs vysTTasANv.

Franklin 81 ncrt deer 10 tie Post Ofic,
MANIT0WOC, WIS.
THIS establish mrHt will always contain al the
L varieties Of Medicine usually kept il Drug
5 ore, together with Faibts Oils Esrui~h, AL
"orol, Spirits of Tnrpcntine, Wines and L;qurr-
for Medicinal purposes. Assn fancy articles
Soap ana Perium"ry, Blank Books and Station
cry, Camnhene, Fluid AID fu -aii,e and all IEg
her articles BELONGING 10 ,hs line.
rs fR scHIPrI Ms carefully put up both LAY
sni night tina. Il 81
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ManitOW0c Market.

County Superintendent.
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sHc.iT'S sale

STATE OF WIS N.lN. Napito voc County
Circuit Court. Il im4ud Snlth against D.y.d
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The Draft.

Capt. MAEscHSER commenced Drafting
in the Count Room yesterday. Although
respectable crowd Of spectators wa. pre-
sent. there was 10 feeling and bu. very
little interest manifested in the operation
the crowd undoubi edlv thinking i, was
one thing to draft man, and another
ding to catch him.
1t is nearly impossible TO get the names
correct, Is they are principally German
and Bohemian, bur we give them as near.
y as We can. Up to the hour Of going
to press the following persons had been
Drafted from The towns mentioned.
CESIHEvILLE.
Aurnst Baiir. Christian Fisher, Valen :
tine Psnis, John knfr. John Saci,se, Fred
k"rt. Fred Hinges, Fred Greinert, -
Joke. Robert Bar e. Isc0b Ray ser, Chr'u
Boe,cher, Matthias NJ, er, Nicholas KresS,
Lewis Leuke Fred Ilimer. Simon Stock
ulrer. Chris Grunert, Fred Dagener, Fred
Wrner, August Barrel, Tauger Anguish
inc Lor"nz fe'ker. Henry Frauzmver. in
iia- Cpger. Fred Gherjoecker. Peter Paul
jost, h,.est hosiery, SIMON Kate.
MEME.
| trick nIi>coll, Milton Hasforth. Daniel
J.Jone>, Daniel Ward II~nr, kiocke. All
an iEiiip-, N"tti,ls, Phillips. Andrew
hremer. John Graft. Hermann Jacobs,
Matthias Johannes. - IIrn>ch, Patrick
Hays. francis Earnv. II Muiholl,n,., Jr ;,
john Hickman james Conway. Maltia,
li"pp-u. Henry : 'auhrach. Nicholas Bri-
tn. Martin ku,nuifmger. Joseph Miller,
Jam Ieppari, Dennis SfIaioe john X II.
iic!I. Peer bhear. John Low. George Ar
mold, James Hicks, Harvey Terry, Michael
Kennedy.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28
City Hotel.

Bannock City -: Main Street.
TENHE Proprietors Of this Popular Hotel tatcs
pleasure in announcing to his MANY friends
and the public generally that he iz now prepared
to accommodate them with the very best Board.
Lodgings, Rooms &c, that can be found in the
place.
Oct. s. 3tf. J. T. Miller, Proprietor.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1863-11-28

The Virginia Union thinks that the State Gov
eminent Of Washoe can be run at an annual cost
OF three hundred thousand dollars. Here are its
figures:
Governors office ten thousand dollars Secre-
tary of States office, six thousand dollars Con
troller's ten thousand dollars Treasurer's, eight
Thousand dollars; Superintendent Public Instruc~
ton, four thousand dollars; Surveyor General,
four thousand dollars; Attorney General, five
Thousand dollars; Supreme Court, twenty-five
thousand dollars; District, fifteen thousand dol~
lars; Senator'S, Assembymen and attaches, fifty
dollars State Library, ten thousand dollars
School purposes, twenty thousand dollars; State
Prison, fifteen thousand dollars; Insane Asylum,
fifteen thousand dollars; Interest on five hundred
thousand dollars Of bonds, forty thousand dollars;
Miscellaneous purposes, thirteen thousand dollars.