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Book, Stationary, Periodical and
Notion Store, ..

under BELvIDERE HALL, on Baitin
Street.
His Stock consists in part of Lettsr, Cap sad
Note Paper, ruled or plain, of all qualities
Envelopes, of all sizes and styles; Steel aaa
Gold Pens; States and Penoiisj Writing aud
Copying Inks; Playing and Printing Cards |;
Bonnet and Card Boards; Prayer and Hymn
Books; Bibles; Miscellaneous and School
Books Blank Account Books. of all sizes
Portfolios, Portmonaies and Purses Combs
and Brushes; Pen Knives; Photograph Al
buns, etc., etc.
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Store House for Rent.

THE undersigned desires to got good ten
i ant, in the Station house, which stands at
Frankville Station, on the line Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, seven miles west Of Pied
mont.
This House has in it eleven rooms, one Of
which has in it q counter, shelves, drawers,
and other fixtures required for store. The
whole building is in good condition.
A merchant. who would keep on hand goods
suitable for the neighborhood, could com mand
IN extensive custom at this place.
Possession of the promises would b given o.
the first Of April next.
FRANCIS THOMAS.
Feb. 10, l883-4ts u.
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Order Of Ratification.

Patrick Murray and James No. 1875 Equi-
McNulty ty.
- against In the Circuit
Edward Sheridan, and Ma Court for Al
ry Sheridan, his wife, and legany Coun-
Michael Hogan. ty.
ORDERED this 23rd day If March,
~ 1868, that the sales of the real estate, in
the proceedings in this case mentioned, made
and reported by William Walsh. trustee, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause TO the con
trary thereof be shown on or before the goth
day Of April next; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper printed
in the city of Cumberland, once in each of
three successive weeks, before the 18th day OF
April next. The report states the amount OF
sales to lie $4,000.
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy: Test-HORAOE RESLEY,
March %, lS63-3t. ,..-. Clerk.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

received as soon as published. sabscriptious'
rec siyed to Gil Magasines and Newspaper q -
The highest market price paid for RAGS. in
cash or goods All persons who dosire to buy
goods in my line, cheap for CASH, would do
we'll to give me a call before purchasing else
where, as am determined to make my psices
to suit tho War times, having bought for Cash.
Ny object will always be to accommedats, and
to sell as low as possible, and to execute all
orders with promptn ess, and satisfaction to the
purchaser.
Come and examine my Stock. charge
nothing to show my Goods.
HALE SWARTZWELDEks
Under Belvidore Hall, Bait. St., Cumberland.
Jan. Is, lS83-ly. f.
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Maruh S, ls63--1n.
For Rent.

THE subscribers will Rent for term VI enc
L year or moro. the Farm and Mill property sit
uate in Somerset Co. Pa formerly owned by Ja-
cob Beakley, miles south Of Berlin. The
Farm contains 1913 acres we'll improved land.
The mill is newly built having 2 pairs Burrs
and country stones. Thu mill has large Run Of
country custom. Neighborhood is thickly set
tied by ealthy farmers. There 10 water pow
or sufficient to run the mill as q general thing,
9 months in the year. There is also . Steam
Engine attached to the mill. Possession givsa
on 1st day OF APRIL, next
Feb. 18th 1868. J. 4. 4 q. W. BRINHAM.
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AILEGHANY
MALE B FEMALE SEMINARY

MALE \ FEMALE SEMINARY.
Principal w. HUGHES.
Pre- eptyess $3.50. Mrs SALLIE HUGHES.
Miss CRIswELL,
Teacher of Music and Painting
THE Spring term of this Institution,
l. located at Rainsburg, Bedford county,
Pennsylvania, will open on the 10th of April
This institution affords fine advantages to
young persons who desire TO obtain II thorough
business education or to those who desire to
prepare themselves for college. 1t is under The
charge of an efficient aud experienced corps Of
teachers. The discipline will he strict and the
general government of the school that of the
most approved institutions of the east. The
expenses will be as low as any in the country,
ranging from twenty two to twenty-five dollars
per tern of / weeks.
Raiusbnrg, March, &c. lS63-3t.
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Order of Ratification.
,IAsOiUent's Notice.

Anthony Kelly, 6ApEGaED. this ,. ga day
vs.. " OF February, 1883, that
His Creditors.J Anthony Kelley. give no.
tice to his creditors, endorsers and sureties,
that the I'd Monday of October, next is fixed
for the said Anthony Kelley to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county, to answer
such interrogatories as his ere ditors, endorsers
and su,sties may propose or allege against him;
and that copy Of this order be published in
some newspaper printed in the city of Cumber-
land, once week for tn rec successive months
prior to the said second Monday Of October
next, as such. notice. ~ WE
.-.., Test-H, RESLEY, Clerk.
Feb. %, 1s63-3n.. III 4.
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sb eri8,s Notice in Lin Law.

WHEREAS, by Article 81 ofthe Code Of
w public General Laws of ;he State o
Maryland q writ Of fiera facias as issued GU
of the Circuit Court for Allegan. County, ant
to me directed, in the following frm, to wilt:
ALLEGANY COUNTY, IS
The State of Maryland to the Sheriff of AL.
egary county-GreetinR:
Whereas, Solomon Engle, on he 4th day o
February, $50, filed a claim an account in the
Circuit Court for Allegany odnty. against
Thomas Philips and Elizabeth hiiips for the
sum of ono hundred and twentythree dollars
for materials furnished for ctain building
to wit "For a certain buildiDabout rs or 81
fe ct long and 30 or % feet vie, two stories
high, with a small building att'hed and used
as n bar room and kitchen, whic said building
il about half mile above Barrakille, in Ale
oanv county. near the Railroad tWellersburg,
and described in the claim flcds the property
of Elizabeth Philips. -,
And, whereas. it is alledged tit the said sum
of one hundred and twenty thu dollars still
remain due and unpaid to the sal Solomon En-
gle.
Now, you are hereby commanded, that you
make known to the said Thous Philips and
Elizabeth Philips, and to all Ssh persons as
nav hold or occupy the said buling. that they
be and appear before the Circu' Court for Al
lerany county to be held at the onrt House, in
CnmberIand on tho second Midday Of April
next, to show, if anything they how have TO say
why the said sum of one hundre& twenty three
dollars should not be levied on ID said building
for the use of the said Solomon ngle according
to the form and effect of the 81 article of the
Code of Public General Laws Maryland. In
sueh oasc MA d and provided, 70 them it shall
seem expedient, andhave YOU hen and there
this writ.
Witness the Honorable Danil Weisel, Judge
of the Circuit Court, the 5th ay of January,
1868. Issued the 18th day OF March, 1863
H. RBLEY, Clerk.
Now, therefore, notice is hreby given, 10
pursuance of said Article of aid Code, to all
claimants and persons intere ed, to be and
appear before the Circuit Govt for Allegany
County, on the second Monda. of April next,
to show, if anything they knowor have to say,
why the aforesaid sum should ut be levied on
the said building for theuse of he said Solomon
Englo, according to the form nd effect OF the
Article OF said Code.
THoS. G. MCULLoH,
March ~ '62-3t. Sheriff.
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HlSOfy(y1f'S .yOicc.

Samuel Miller Jr ORp9ElaED, this is. 9th , day
His Creditors. Samuel Miller, Jr., give
notice 10 his creditors, endoriers and sureties,
that the II Monday of 0ctobe1 next is fixed for
the said Samuel Miller, Jr., Ia appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany coanty, to answer
such interrogatories as his creditors, endorsers,
and suretes may propose or alkge against him;
and that IL copy of this order pc published in
some newspaper printed in thccity of Cumber-
land, once n week for three successive months
prior to tho second Monday of october next, as
such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY,
March IL, 1S63-3m* Clerk.
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Order of Ratification,

Order of Ratification.
Thomas J. McKaig In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Alegany coun-
Others. ty.
ORDERED, this Odd day of March
~ 1863, that the sale made and reported by
William W. McKaig, Trustee, on the 23d day
of March, 1868, be ratified and confirmed I'M
less cause to the contrary be shown on or be-
fore the Goth day of May next: provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some newspa-
per printed in the city Of Cumberland, once in
each of three successive weeks before the goth
day of april next.
II. RESLEY, Clerk.
True copy-Test-H. REsLEY,
March &C. 1863 st. Clerk.
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road.
80 81

New schedule Tor passenger TFaluS
OK AND AFTER FEB. fSra, 1893
TWO THROUGH TRAINS.
Mail Train Leaves Baltimore at s.46 .. N.
/" Cumberland At go p. q.
Arrives at Wheeling $40 O.. n.
DAILY except Sundaya
Express Train Leaves Baltimore 1t $50 p. ~
Cumberland at 7.l0 .. n.
Arrives at Wheeling soc p. .;
(Dany.)
Mail Train Leaves Wheeling $40 p. q.
" Cumberland 7.30 10. N.
Arrives Mt Baltimore 400 p. n.
DAILY except Sundays.)
Express Train Leaves Wheeling 1880 .. N.
{" Cumberland $50 p. q.
Arrives at Baltimore Gas .. N.
(Daily.)
Through Tickets for all the principal citiss
North and West oftho Ohio River, may be pro-
cured at this office.
L. c. BEHM. Agent.
Cumberland Station, Feb. 10, 1858.
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And hereby give notice that on
FRIDAY, Sd DAY OF APRIL, 1868
a, IL O'CLOCK, A. NJ, ia front of the st.
Nicholas Hotel in the city of Cumberland,
will offer said property SO seized and taken in
execution at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder FoR CASH, to satisfy said claims aad
costs. I. G.. McCU LLOH,
March IL, lS63.-ts. Sheriff.
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REAL ESTATE,

not heretofore sold, of Nathan sobinett, late Of
Allegany county, deceased. The said estate
consists OF several tracts or prts of tracts of
land, and lies East Of the cityof Cumberland,
an will be sold in parcels as laid down ON a
plat fled in tho cause.
The PARTS are numbered on the said plat
as No. |, No. 2, and No. ), an will be shown
for Inspection at tho sale. A arge portion of
the Land is low under fence an in cultivation.
The buildings are dwelling buse, stable, DC.
The far IN is a desirable one.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-fourt of the purchase
money to be paid on the day Sale, and the
balance in two equal annual pa ments, to be Sc
cured by tho bonds or notes tho purchaser
or purchasers, besilg intcres from the day Of
sale, with security to be npprded by the Trus-
tee. THOS,' Nick Ald,
March 90, 1863 Trustee
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OFFICE OF COUNTY SURVEYOR a. the
" Book Store under tho st. Nicholas Hotel.
March 10. VIM. BhACE.
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Catholic Prayer Books

TUsT received, an assortment of Catholic
u Prayer Books, worry cheap for cash at HALE
swARTZWELDERS Baltimore St. under Bel.
videre Hall. Cumberland, Nd.
Feb. IL,
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~, q,rouide for the General Valuation ana
assessment of Property an the CITY Of
Cumberland.
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TRUSTEES! SALE
OF VALUABLE
HOUSES and LOTS
IN THE
City of Cumberland.

10y virtue of decree OF the circuit
ID Court for Allegany County, as Coar'
Of Equity, passed in the case of william ,h Az
mold and Others Us. Margaret Shane and o1 pR,
the undersigned, as trustes, will offer at PUB
Lie SALE, on
Saturday, 25th day Of April ne ,Ns
at O'CLOCK, P. NJ, in front Of the eE sa a1IM
NICHOLAS HOTEL, in the CITY or o ouM-
BERLAND, all ihe following described Prop
srty, to wit: ,cr
All those two LOTS in the City of Gambler
IA al u rn ,hs west side of Wills creek, distin-
rn;sbed on the plat of said city as
HY 100 o. ion
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Lots Nos. 1913 4 12S

For a particular description of which, refer
ence is hereby made to deed from Thomas
Perry, trustee, to Thomas Devecmon and others
dated 3lst December, 1856, and recorded among
the land records of Allegany SON In Lioer
H No Is. foips 49l. Ne. 1f~ l47,
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CTAR Candles, just received and for sale by
y Feb. S. WIN. R. BEALL 4 CO.
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GOLDFISH, Mackerel, New Mackerel, in 5bis,
" Half Bills, Kits, for salo by
Feb. ). VIM. r. BEALL co
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Rebel Accounts.

,n,,c W, '"'NSo", may %
y, =" , o'I,'.' ""o le'. ''h>oN' 3 ueS'"y' ~
CLOCK d. w., Say 'he enemy au,aekea 'Ht
'eft ana centre 'our times. lhe llrSt ~.
tack lasted th'T'y minutes; the second
INenly minutes me f''!F' Rl'een D. mlnu1 e''
' ouu VIC ''u'in @ my . ',n"'e n 'ney "ere onn
''i"'s'1 so" '''"' o"' '.N' was oo'
men +" Len lae coi''hh "i Assault was
brought up on "eans'a"y' 'he siliGsrs
leading the troops bsoke and the column
disappeared.
va thursday 'he enemy WAS eng"se'
ID She''''s ou' s"''e"G,'hen'S' I,+
OaF "ofAs s'"afu' A. " a'if"'o" 70. nave n''
oe'h IN 'naced' ne isoe'a' ''ne OF III
S'S';heh' IS ,''Pe.'sc'. som, some o' 'ne pf',
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FORGIVENESS OF SIN THROUGH CnRIsT.-

FORGIVENESS OF SIN THROUGH CHRIsT-
In this idea of the Divine forgiveness OF sin,
we have the sublimest exhibition of Gods
tender love and compassion to man. Our
ideas Of law IN the abstract are not of the
remission of punishment, but rather an i'm
partial rendering unto every man what is
bis due, whether it be good or whether it be
evil And when we reflect that this Justice
is so far tempered by mercy, that the guilt
of the sins OF the whole world has been ex-
plated bv the sacrifice Of Jesus Christ, and
we are restored to the favor and loving
kindness Of an off,nliug God, through his
ntercession and righteousness, we are losi
in wonder and admiration, that God should
be thus mindful Of US, worms Of tie dust as
we are, and less than the least of all His
mercies-that He should provide so broad
and ample plan Of salvation that none
no, not one-need finally be lost The
mercies Of our Col ought truly 10 be mel
ting mercies, in that Iiehas manifested SO
great compassion, and long-suti,eIing
unto US.
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@s@ a

Arpo1STED.- Provost Mar.tai Gen
ersl for this State has been appointed, anu
has already arrived at Madison and enter
ed upon the discharge Of his duties, which
are defined by the Madison Journal as
follows:
He will have general directions, sub
iect to orders from Washington, of matters
in this State, relating to the draft, the ar
res. OF deserters, reasonable practices, &c.
" REASONABLE practices, properly, are
sparkling the girls after mid night, wearing
breast pins with the portrait Of Washing
ton on, without the profile Of old Abe by
lis side, selling skim .uilk in place Of chalk
and water, and little boys wearing copper
toed shoes The MarshaI's name is Lieut.
Col. Charles S. Lowell ef the 18Th regular
army .-Beaoer Dam argus.
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Coon LICKS Here are two itamA fro,

Coon LICKs Here are two items from
the Appleton Crescent, which will be found
very applicable to the vicinity of Manito>
woe:
When YOU hear man "coppcrhead-
ing Democrats on AL public occasions,
and whose only song is "nigeer, nigger,"
remember that he would not allow his
own son TO go to war. when volunteer
companies were being raised in this city.
Remember he wore "caps" in 1860.
When you hear being saying: eve
can afford to continue this war another
year, if by so doing the slaves can be
iced" don't forge: that he holds office
under i, is ihehecile Administration !"
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comes to us appeaiingly in this cris's.
The ages IN which generous, high soued
men have suffered and bled for the main
tenance of their inalienable rights, implore
US in this hour Of trial not to faIter on the
plain bright and shining pathway of con
stitutional liberty because we hear the
clanking Of chains.
As | remarked before, it is not my 7ur-
pose on this occasion to discuss in detail
any of national policy measures merely.
bat to aliude to these few plain and gene
raj principles which it was due to myself,
due 10 my country, and due to the gallant
and glorious democracy Of the State of In
diana should be uttered in your hearing.
One mhn there would have been in your
midst to>day an invited and an honored
guest. one whom You all expected to see
and hear uDon this OCCASION, but that be
has fallen, little sooner perhaps than the
rest of Us, victim to the base usurpaton
which has taken the place Of popular rights
and OF the constitution. should feel that
| was guilty Of injustice 10 gallant, a
bod and constitution-loying citizen Of
America, did fail here to utter in the
name of the democracy of Indiana, my
solemn protest against the tyranny which
places Clement L. Va!Iandigham within
the walls Of prison.
MY countrymen, oar proceedings here
to-day will, | trust, be characterized bv
prudence, ffmness, and justice. Prudence
consists, in times like these, in a bold al
herence to truth and right. | invoke up
on this meeting the spirit Of good for our
own State, the spirit of peace for our peo
pie, the spirit of Union for all the States
of America; and | trust in my heat OF
hearts that the result of your deliberations
will conduce to the prosperity and unity
Of lie whole peope.
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E.- The New York Herald disposes of
the question of Mr.. Vallandigham's arrest

ES- The New York Herald disposes of
the question of Mr.. Vallandigham's arrest
briefly, il not satisfactory:
"The arres; of Mr.. VsllanIigham was
evidently illegal. Gen. Burnside is now
rashly dashing himself against the law, as
he did against the rebel Notifications at
Fredericksburg. Bat it is the policy of
the democracy to keep cool and be quiet
All such cases will tell in their favor the
next election. When they have control OF
the government, III 1864, they can take
Wendell Phillips, Greeley and a few other
fanatics, and hang them higher than Ham,
an, under the very laws which the fanatics
themselves have passed.
Precisely. The partisans who now stim-
ula'e and applaud extraordinary measures
against tho liberty Of the person and of
speech and of the press, and cry, as to Mr.
Fallandigham, "Crucify him . Cruelty
him ~ do not seem to reflect that they
may be manufacturing hemp by which
their own necks may be stretched.
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GEO. RE D,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar.
Has resumed the practice OF his profession in
Manitowoc and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted TO him.
esz- Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his Office viii be found at
his dwelling house.
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Later from Gen. Grant,
CHICAGO. MAY 81

Cb;.,,, Nav or
A epecial TO the Cairo .yo,rnol s.r.
Paro!ed prisoners who left Sherman. Ian.
dino On the 22l. st,,es that inst baf,ro
leaving. they converseI with the bearer az
d;sps,oles from Pembertop TO Johnston
who has been captured The dispa,,l,
bearer saws that the number Of r.be,s .,
Vicl,sburg i he,ween d OoO anl 20 OOn
On FRIDAY norpjnr Pemherton sent 3 aao
,f ,,n.s IN E., I,op, >H,;,r ., e,,r
der yicks.uro if Gran, xo,I5 allow ,L.
rebels 10 Law down ,hei, arm. and ms,cl,
ont
TIL. offer wa.ref,saa q, ThrrSa,r
The rebel batteries On ,ha hills ro,,h 90
the town wero taken and tu,nad ,n n. .n.
.mx.
The sane aav The uster b,,ta,;es wars
lost
The I,i,Is were can,ureJ tho so,,o
IN, tho va,er h,,,sI;A. ia,au y;aJ.>l
,.oro ,sL.p .v no,,;o. fror,
E.;l,. .tnu 81 ir su"p'1' o'
tom, term. to surrender p ! ''''''''
Grant moved on his worl, ,r1 ~. rsh-
els were driven to the inner fortifcs,;or.
Grant f.It certa;n .l,a, 10 u;,I - >IIo :.
TAXA cara Of .Iohnstnn ThaI..,., has hase on. w.
Iv about ton tbo,s,,d ,r.n a,,f,.;ra of
what he may have by rs;nt.-...mon,s
c-o,,,. or,,r :; I.or ~ ,r.-
spnposea ard oni-c nnna,ons sn,urL Cnr
the work in hand. Il stretches. con1nIe,e.
ly around the doomed c;,v each vino ros,.
;no on ,ha river
re,
No, only The ORIGINAL ;,h.I;,,r,s ora
,hers but MANY c6no !, r.,n, ,ho
ronnd;oy conn,rr for saf.,y
snecia, to,La Yrmos Ja,a5 y r;,aa
oo.. e y;,ll NJ %
On, u,n,Isa >, tho h,t,,, ., ,I.;
v,;Il n,rhar over (, Zoo ''' ~ i''''
,.- ~
~ I,"if ~. . az Auo" '''a'' ~ 20
"0I W. ~ H., .,"., a,,, ',.,'
n,,aaa, | ,ho rohe,. ahsn, ,'''',r ,,o"i
,cso5Ginr 70 the accenp,s of .ba;r g n,nI.
al
W. .oa,. . ooo ooo
ho,,Ia oH ''DoI +, ,'9,'''''' '''' o'00o ''
'1 Coan.,, oa(,.e - 81 'no o,'':,e
,,r;I<a '0''e' ''' - ''''e'' 0' " p''''0'
Hs7.TI,,r,o,,. , uuC,orvs
b,,iIt tlraa nantonn ,r;Ira. SrnJar n;al,,
and crossed .Le;r .o,,,i,n1s b., HnnIan
noo,
pr ouro,,I,cl. ,Lo al,,nooo ,chou,on
und-r e,.e,o raa,l,ol 49, oo,,,,n. ar,'''
ho.s - fba,;,v .nI ,,'I. ';,;. ~
,inht on lIr9, ahoys j. dnI a ,.a,n,nanan',, ~" a,
~, ,omta~Ir,a, C.ai e"eN' s,,,,
planted h;, comr,and in 'front.' anI IN ,nr
center G.neral NcCjsr.,n,l fool, rho sx.
,rene Ief, and reacba1 a,no., ~ ,ba r;y.r
beIoy. All nrohabiItv of .a..na !. o,,.
off. and everv man, woman AZ cI,;ll ,pn.,
fall into our hands.
ali forenoon Yesterday different b, ia les
were taking position, forming line. Of
battle Sc. At O'Clock the battle began
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war where the rebels have been 50 snc.
cessfulIy beaten at all points and the
patience and endurance shown by our
army aud navy for SO many months is
abou: being rewarded 1t is a mere ques.
tion of few hours, and then with The ex-
ception of Port Hudson, which will fol-
low Vicksbuig, the Mississippi will DO
open the entire length.
ID. ID. PORTER.
a, h. \. Corn'i'g the Mississippi Squadron.
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photographs, Am DrOfypeS. Sc.

eral assortment Of Photographic Albums, Cases,
end Frames, Is kcp. oa hand and vii! be sold at
low figures.
CORPSES and lNVALIDS TAKEN At their
residence if required; also Views Of Landscapes
and Dwellings taken AZ reasonable rates. Tav-
ing had fifteen years experience in the Fine
Arts, we shall undertake TO DO good work as
j. done il any Of the Eastern cities.
Office on York street, opposite Platt Villas
Storo.
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HECTOR MCLEAN,

Notaly PuJlic and General Lond agent,
sToCKDRIDCE, CALUMET CO., WIS
VIII attend TO the payment Of taxes, the coec-
lion Of debts. the ex animation OF titles, &c.
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CEsAS. A. REUTER-.

Just tee of the Peace, Notary Public, General
Conveyaucer. and Agent for the Milwaukee
Nut ual Insurance Company. VIII attend TO
the payment of Taxes, &c. Office south OF
the Court House,
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attorney cad Counseylor at Lar,
oRce or York Street, Mauitowoc, Manitowoc
Comfy Wis. Collectors promptly attended
n nl-tf
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John Mitchell, the Irish exile, now edit,
ing the Richmond Enquirer, is mentiona !
for a brgadier genera!ship IN the rebel
service.