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MSuteAH0c County CircElt
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State Of H;.con sin. william W. Hurlbss.
fn;ip Van valkenbursh and William B. Leoa-
arr. against Hezskiah u. Smith, bianthia
Smith, y lillian, Adrich, Anna n. Aldricb.
James F. aidrich, Eleanor c. Aidrich, Martha
B. Medsrry, E. p. Hedbury, Geo. & VAndss~
burgh, William Il. Bonnet. Philo keAlphnss
Thomas S. Dakin. Samuel. +. Pratt, Pascal r
Pratt, Edward P. BeAl.. Herman K, Wells, jos
sthan 8. Christie. William, Fieldon, william Z.
Blodge,,, Henry 4. HUNTINGTON, Philip "4d.'
worth, Calvin c Parks, Jr., W. r Brown, J. Il.
wheeler, Sidney Cornell Samuel II. Cornell.
John r. Mills Benjamin F. Sias, Frederick Rsb-
bas Frederick Ecuancr, 8. Gustavus Vea
Dsutsch, guardian OF August WiHkies, Lyman
Cook, William Doud, David L. Baker, BaLi !.
jones, Bernard Lowlh, State Bank Of Hiscsk,
sin, John +. Seymour, Robert ". Seymour.
Thomas A. Green, Henry q. butten, NuliaA
E. Audcs.,, William F. Dstten, Henry 4 Kla-
ball, Jarvis Z. Plat, Joseph Villas, Jason DovA-
er, Charles F. Draper, Daniel T. Clark, HIuAn
P. Clark, George F. Clsrk aud James Irssass-
Jxdgmen, of Foreclosure aud Sale.
DY VIRTUE OF AID pursuant - ajudgme1s
ID rendered in the above entitled action, bear
ing date July 10th, 1863, directed TO me, shall
expose for sale And sell At Public Auction At The
Court House, IA the village and county OF hani'
uoxoc, OIL the 26th day OF October, A. D. 1861,
~ S~Ds
day, all the following mcrtgased pre- N SEES ~ 10
much thereof az may be necessary 10 raise sbs
amount Of said judgment, Interest Ard coe and
costa of sale, fellows ~ wit: The cast AAh
Of Section no. thigts ious-S4-; the east Asil
Of Eer,A west quarter, sud the ssss han q ~
so.sA west quarter Of Section no. thirty f"ar-
s4-&ll 10 Township no. twenty o0s-2l- hsf0
Of Range NO. twenty ;hree-ss-eass, II Gs
Cosasy u kaute~oc aud Stats q NMconaa.
and containing in Al four hundred anS eighty
acres, Sheriff 0tce, k.nito.ac, jAiy -, 1861
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
Wv. H. NICHOLS. Pre- A.t'1.
The ABOVE sale i. adjourned snGl Saturday.
November i5:b, 1854. at tie ssue hour aud
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff,
byR.T. DL.kr, uDasr sheriff:
The above SHE is further adjoUraet until sat-
u.d.y, December IS, 1882, q: t,e '.soe noar
and nisce. WYMAN MURPHY, sh~r,L
byR. BLAKE, Under sser'k
The above sale IS further aoieurnsd until ~
u.Gav, December 9Th. 1863, 81 tho sAHe near
and p!.ce. WYsAA huRFhY, Shef!k
byR. I. BLAKE, Cnesr Shsrn.
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DIED:

n the town # Kossuth, on Sunday. Feb.
rrary OBJ. 1863 MARGAsETTA ELIZ
ABETH MADDEN. wife Of WILLIAM
ROBINSON, Esq, aged 50 years, 3 months
and ID days.
In The early death Of Mrs. RoBISsoN,
three small children have lost fond and
stfectionate mother, and a husband de-
voted and loving wife. She was q kind
neghbor to all, and received strangers at
her residence in that urostenlatious and
hos,itabls manner which charmed and
made The visitor at once at home. A
large number Of friends and relatives-ia
Guiding an aged rother-have the sym pa.
thy OF all those who ever had the good
fortune to make the acquaintance Of the
deceased.
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w WESTERN
STAGE - LINE A..
FROM HANIToWOC TO KENAsHA.
Connecting with the Railroad
TO ALL POINTS,!

TFE UNDERSIGNED has opened new
l. Stage Route iron, AanitcH DC to Aepasha--
leaving kapito~oc Mondays, wednesdays sad
Fridays at o'clock A. ~. reaching Mel ashs at
8 O'clock same day. Returning, will leave No
as'a in the morning ~ I o'clock Oh Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays and arrive at Nsuito>
voc at o'clock IN the evening and can prc>
coed to Two Rivers the same day by livery con-
vevaIce.
This is the shortest easiest, beat sad cheapest
route from Manitowoc to the Railroads. car
~ tie e. s. Nails and am bound to make con-
Lectioas with the several Railroad Trairs for
Milwaukee. Chicago, Nsdi.oa. La Crosse, Green
Bay and all other Northern, Eastern, Western
-r.d Southern cities.
Passengers by is route viii save Twenty
-Four hour time, Fifty miles Of Staging and
Tire, Dollars in money over any oher route
OH.es a. the National Hotel. Hanito~oc aud
at The Burroughs HJ"se. sec2sha
THOs. WINDIA1E. Proprietor
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SINGER 4 co.'s
LITTER az FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
With all the Recrnf T,,,ron...

LII LIN EAAiLI EE w lNU AACHlNE.
Win al! the Recent improvements,
Is the BFsr and cHKAprsr and MOST pr.r.
TIFUL OF all Sewing Machines. This Ma
chine Will sew anything, from, the running
OF tuck in Tarlstsu 10 the making of an
Overcoat-ansihing from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down 20 the sotlest Gauze or Go..a
rner Tissue, and is ever ready to do it's
work to perfection. 1t can fell, hem, bind,
ga.her, 'nck, guilt, and has capacity for a
great variety Of ornamental work. This
is not the only Machine that can fell hem
bind, and SO forth, but it will do SO better
than any other Machine. The Letter "A"
Family Sewing Machine may be had in 4
grea, variety of cabinet cases. The Fold
ing Case, which is now becoming 80 pop.
ulsr. is. a. its name implies, one ths. en-
be folded irto box or case s~nich. when
opened, makes beautiful, substantial and
spacious table for the work to rest upon.
The cases are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest or as deliberately finished as art can
make them.
serd for copy Of "sISozs l. Co.'S Ga
zFrrE."
l N. SINGER / Co.,
45S Broadway, Ny.
Milwaukee Ofice--17 Newhall House.
5. w. ShnH, Agent in Manitowoc.
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notice..

WE are nov. prepared to issue Passage Tick
w cts fr,m European Ports named below to
G.nitowoc. Wisconsin, by the Old Black Star
Line. At following-nansd rs.es-payHble in Pa
per money:
London to Ne. York city-Adults, SOS
Children under - years Of age, IS
Liverpool to New York city-Adultr. 80
Children under -, Is
New York to haniiovoc by Railroads.&c.
ord class, IS
Children, half price.
T. @. SHOVE / BIO.
Aanitowoc, Wis, Feb. ID, 1863
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A BRIDa DaowSEn AT GREEN BAY

A BRIDE DROWNED AT GREEN BAY -
A neisncfo.y accident occurred on the
liver on Tuesday night, about eleven
o'clock. A bridal party, consisting Of two
or three females and two or three men,
we're riding on tie ice. and when nearly
n from. of Robinson d Bal!ou's dock Their
team, two horses. broke through the ice,
and before assistance could reach the n
from the shore two Of the females an,;
the team wers drowned. OHe Of tie wo
men drowned was the wife Of Nick Smith,
who was marrieu, the same day. As we
60 to press, large garry Of men are on
the ice, making every effort 10 recover
the bodies. We learn that poor Smith
i. slmos, 4 maniac at this, to blm, sudden
and terrible loss
T.. 5 Since the above ~as IN tyte, the
bodies OF Doth the deceased have been
- Gr.ea Bay 1duncafs
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lie Prob. te.

IT, the matter o. the last " III aaa Te5taaeas
OF Isnry + Smith, deceased.
on reading and Cling Az instrument in wr;-
~ ting purpor.ifg - be the last viii aud
t,stamelt Of Hcarr T. StGith, late Of the town
Of Two Crstkt N Xan,to~oc county. dsc eaeed,
and also thr accompanying petition Of Emma
Smith, Of esid town at Two Greeks in said ceun-
tv, representing among ohrr 'h'gs that ssid
Henry r. Smith lately died at Nzss'iile in TIE
State Of Tenn; ssee a; that sad ins'Fu-eut is she
las. Ill sad testament Of said !"ceaeed ud that
che, the said petitioner, Is thu Identical EuNs
Saith a. sl in said will q. the egatee Of said
Henry + smith, aid praying tnzt day tss AZ
pointed for hearing the proofs o. sad aSs viii
and t,s;.gatnt; Ii is Ordered, That re preof,
Of said irsgumeht be heard fore me tbs
Judge Of this Court % the lth day OF February
1863 at u O'Clock in the fnrer con, AZ Office OF
sait. Judge ia the village Of Sanito~oc; And It
is further Ordered, That public notice 81 said
application and hearing be given - all persons
interested by publishing copy OF this order for
three weeks successfully, prior TO sad day Of
hearing in tho haritovoc P.!ot, = we.kv naws.
paper printed g: Hsnilosoc, 10 SAD ceuAty Of
XaItCToc.
5 PIEgPONp, County Judge.
D,s.d January Il 1863
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ri Tie draft in several Of the coun'i.s
Of Michigan commenced on Thursday =
Quite number OF substitutes have already
been sent TO The barracks. A keen look
out, however, has 10 be kept up: as i, is
animated that portion Of the substitutes
are Of the very wors. character, and have
taken the opportunity 10 obtain a bounty,
with the intention Of sko1addling 10 Can.
ada.
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News from Charleston.

Head Quarters Army Of The Potomar,
Tet. 10
Tho Richmond Enquirer Of Yesterday
has a telegram dated Charleston tie 8. \,
with proclamation from Gen. Brau,ecar,!
10 Tire people Of Charleston and Sayau
nsh; Ire saws tire NOV einenls Of the e,e-
nys fleets Indicate an early and and
Dass Attack or one or both Of the cities
lie tells those unable TO take an active
part 10 the coming ss,uggle TO retire. and
calls upon all The abIe bodied men. from
the seabnard 70 the mountains, to raIlv
with arm pixies, &C. ;;ines, spades and show
Is, for the protection OF thei1 Gresides
.sd affairs.
Finsl preparations for the expected At
tack are icf- rapidly prosecuted. TIE
iroop. ard people are calm md cnniIen,
The FuqureI's 10 ,der saws there has
cen no Intention, or pretence Of an in
1 n.ioD. TO mediate a, all, on ,ii. part OF
+ ance. The South wants no French me
d alton while hostilties 90 Oh.
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Justices Court.

Nanitovoe Coanty-7orn Of Kanitouoe.
To Charles French
N7oU ere hereby notified TINT warrant of
i Attachment has been issued nFainst you,
ard your property attached TO satisfy the de-
maud Of August SehsDcke, amounting to Ten
Dollars. Now, unless you shall appear before
william Bach, Justice Of the Pe.ee in and for
said county At his Office i0 raid town. on the
17th day Of February, A. D. 1862. =, 10 o'clock
in the forsnoou, jnd kment VII be rendered
against Jon. and yosr properly sod to pay the
dsbt Dated this goth day # January, 4. ..
1863 A, SCHESCKE, Plaintiff
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~ A new .l.afl txrnr

fT A new ,.sft exemption bin. in
sroduceI III the C"niaderar Congress,
exempls telegraph operators, not o exceed
four a' any place except the rebel cauisl /;
enc eiitor OF every newspaper and necssa.
~ prin;ers: Quakers, drunkards, Nszsr.
ines and Menuonisis. provided they paw a
communication Of $500, physicians Of five
years practice, one apottecary in each es-
,sbIished drug store, and rariogs other
clxs.es
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TIL. FIRST Cargo OF TsAs FRou JAPAN.
The bark Ben-faetor, Captain Berry,
which arrived Yesterday ftom Yokohama
.(bav Of {ello) bring, The first cargo OF
teas imported into New \ DIRK from japan
since the opening Of trade with Il It c"nn
try. Hilbert" the teas and silks al japan
have found their wa to ,hs Atisu'c states
via. China where the teas have been re
fined and repacked. The Benefactor's
cargo has been prepared in Yokohama,
with especial reference TO lis sale in the
American market, the firing and packing
being superirtsnded by Chinese, sent to
Japan for The purpose The iea Of japan
resembles the finest green tea Of China,
known As Moyune differing Chiefly in his
that 1t IS perfectly pure and free frem all
colorine Watter. While ne japan. Tea i
not deficient in strength. it has deira.v
and softuess Of flavor which has already
made il very popularity. Y, Jour. Q,
Commerce.
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etaCc,

nR. =. SIHON announces TO the public tina,
II be hss removed his Office ard residence t,
the second hs use vest Of B,cnkch's store. OF
Jsy sarest, where those needing his scrvicescs
And him when not otherwise professionally e-
p>esd srnn
RseNo~oe, Eov 20, Iss.
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~ While The Prince and Princess of
J. ussia were in Rome, in November, they
diAed ST the Catia' elll palace, the residence
o! the Prussian NJ mister. The Duke and
l Ichess of Montrhelo were present, and
II my other distinguished people Soup
b d just been served. wien suddenly tie
4 or opened, ami th- Pru,sian A ,,,bassa-
1! 3. the Baron de K ni-z s,a.ked IN AZ
u 10 "a a ghost aud clothed In nothing
b bis flannel nightgown, and demanded
b what authority the company was
, essnt The ladies' were mich alarmed
. d shocked, but the Baron WAS finally
( ken from the room ard the dinner pro-
{ eded. 1t seems poor kanirz" worries :"
his nina abou! man lie shot dead in
duel and hi brain is turned. He is a
armless man!ac aud this last freak has
lnosmned him 10 an insane .sv lum.
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AGENTS WANTED

We want an Agent in every town in haniso-
voc county to Contract for the sale Of Trees be-
tween this and the time OF their delivery in
Eanitowoc in the Spring. We will euarani ee
cur Trees 70 be sound, and will pay Agents a
price that will suit them Those who wish 70
engage Trees, or act as Agents, Can apply to
JEEE CROWLEY at Mantowoc, or to the uns
dersigned at Oshko sh, Wis
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WALKER HOUSE.

TTNH!S HOUSE hss been re-opened, Ard 10 bow
l. ready 70, guests. Thorou q repsirs, faa-
provetneBts, and add tons have been ns De IT, {
preeept season. Tae interior hss Undergone =
coupx.e charge, ,tt.s the ~ ALA,r'' !. la
fact New Hoe.s. No pS;ns have been apared
10 EttAg up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it conple.s in eli i,s arrange
nierts.
The Proprietor coasden.'y believes he satici-
pates the wishes of the travelling pnhlic, By 81;
enire Snd Keeping TIC "WALKER" as y Grst-
e!sm Fotei, aud hopes to rsrt their spproba-
"a patronage
A. c. BENTLEY, Proprietor.
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oohool oupo, iuteHueuCs NOTICE.

oohOol oupoIiutenueuC-s NOTICE.
OFFICE cr SuP'T. OF SCHOOLS,
Aanto~oc, Jan. 18Th, 1863.
10 The Teachers and School Officers in
Aani,owoc County.
Your attention is called 10 the following
division Of this county into examination
dlstrlc.s as required bv Nv:
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Recommends 10 his friends and customers
his new stock Of Bourbon, Nononeshels, Rye,
Old Rye two years and Rectifsd Whisky !;
Brandies; Rum; Gia; Arsck; Cherry Wine
and Brandy; Germsa, Spanish aud italian Bis
ters; Run and Arack Punch ii. kiads Of s.set
Liquors; Rhein. FRENCH, Madeira AID rs,t
Wines; Cider and Vinegar.
l will wait upon my customers promptly end
sell cheaper than any one elxs IN this town.
Corner Eighth and Qasy streets, south
side, Manitowoc.
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DiseasesOflhe Eye &CheSt.

TNHE Undersigned, knowing from experience
l. that to posses. any knowledge OF the many
Il. Of disease Of that
Delicate Organ, the Eye,
II has to be
MADE TIE SPECIAL STUDY
OF the neAcsl man, and to mske this sind! ef>
fectaal and OF .uy pr +ctica uso to the afflicted,
it ms, be in An Eye 1aHrHsry. where every
form ard couxi,ion Of the disease Of that organ,
cen be pointed out ~ the student by those CON
psten. 10 DO SO. Row very few Of oar nedcs!
nea engaged in the general practice Of medicine
through this s. ate, although Otherwise eminent
in their profession, understand properly the
reattuar, o. The SIM i-st io"Hs OF d:seas OF the
eye, aad hos uaaas have bees aats b"fa,sssF
blind, thsouxh neglect ~ in Freres ksstAsst
The updxf.is,.Sd. falling the necessity tkas nj
soine ore point, ard ky eaa OF more Phys.c!sus
in our State, that this elsa Of iisess-s should
receive ssoci.l stte 1."D, sed t'e she SUBJECT OF
special .1ac:ica sill Cor rhs future, devote isom
other mrs ctice, !ram 10 te O'clock in the fors
uoon Of every day to the Treatment OF Opthal-
mic diseased
Ii every ease 3 fsiI and candid opinion Of the
prospect Of ebaetils = Care ~iifb given. Il;
mu.. BE- REV. 81 I'd at there are eaaes beyond
the power Of the best medical skill iH the world.
Dt,cases Of tho Chest and Stomach,
and all Other chronic affections, will siso Be pre-
.criacd h,s and treated II tue saHs time. PSes
p.s.oss ~Aar. neans are limited, viii 10 char
ed fcr ss!iciues only.
The sna-r.ispsl believes that tho knowledge
hs possesses in these cis-ses o. dises-e-, cat se
made b 6c,.i u h's fe,or etize NJ, sni there
fore .3o,,,s itis method for the public Sass
AID M, !-oc say pecaniiry necessity a making
j, Eno~a .hst he asvotee certain hGurs from
he ethar prsctice, - thu treatment OF thu dis
cases already enuEeTsted.
a. many Cases ~ti rvvure rr3:rste5 stsy
in the e.ts, board can Away. be had At ore or
another Of the macy boarding h, ssas "s 'hvesns
or ., tho AosEi.4l Outer the care II. fhs Sjstsrs
o. CHARITY. This 4sspjt.i 10 located ca the
banks Of the Lake III Yas Of tie most beautiful
situations 10 the city. accessible At all hours Of
the day by bore railway.
Le',-rs Of enquiry will always be promptly az
s~esed. Office. No 8 CrossEsu's Building,
Wi4cossin ssrse.. b.t~eea Els. Water and
lain Streets. Residence, corner OF Van BvreE
and Onsids Streets, Milwaukee.
JAMES JOHNSON, n D.
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UNDER snERIsT.-Wc lsaru that JOHN
VI BrRSs, ESQ, hs. been appointed Uu-
de- Sh&@if IL q! make geo. officer
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II. BR EN- q AN,

II. BRENNAN.
County Surveyor Of Manitouoe County
RESIDENCE. MAR Glars MILLS
to him. Olde. - may be left at t be Store of H.
Hahoney, or q. the cdico of Clork Of the Court,
Gaptowor
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JUST RECEIVED!

ESrRAY.-The undersigned, living in the
IL village Of Two Rivers las taken up . black
CALF about one year AID half old, red back
xhits aud Re! s;des. white belly, ard . white
psi &C iH jolut. The owner is requested to
a., =. Wtv. pay ct.rse., snd take her
BAPTIsTE !LAvOI.
e,Dee - 1914.
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Wheeler 4 Wilson's

FAMILY SEWING NACHINE
With Henmcr, complete FOR. Si5, and :rtig bit
from New York added.
For Besuy, Excellence Of Stitch, alike on
both sides of the fabric scwed for Strength,
Firmness and Durability OF Sean, that
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AiSiTowoc, CoUsTr, Jan. 18Th, 1858. !
The County Superintendent. can be fourd
a. the Office OF The County Judge in the
Ccur, House. on Saturday Of each week
during his business hours (f,om 10 A. NJ
70 8 Z. n and o, such other days ~
his Official duties will pe.uit
J. ". THOxpS,
STperin. enisn.
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II RU q q e. q R HI
PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
o.
AzeOLpEf WITTMAEN,

Franklin ST nert aoor to til, Post OJfc'
nANITOwoC, Wis.
TyNHIS establish Eient viii always contain oil the
L varieties Of Aedicne usually kept in Dtug
Store, together with Paints, Oils, Varn-h, AL
cohol, Spirits of Turpen.iue, Wines ard Liqae.s
for Medicinal purpo Also fancy articles,
Soap and Perfumery, R!snk Books srd Station
cry, Camphenc, Fluid aha Puratine aud all the
other articles belonging to this line.
sH Prosecutions carefully put up both day
and night time. nl>ts.
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A full and e1cellept asso rtmeut, a. war prize es,
but Is cheap a. can DO bought in Aantowoc.
This large and very complete assortment was
recently purchased in the city CT New York for
CASH, and can sell them at just as reasonable
rates ~,.y orhsr ee.~Ll'eL ...-nt peeeieiJ
Customers who have traded with during the
last ten years, are rendered my sincerest thanks
for their condolences and patronage. and they
and the public generally, are invited to call a,
our new Head Quarters, where they are sured
Of every courtesy AID attention.
0. TORRISON.
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school Teacher vyanled!
A MALE TEACHER wanted in District No.
~ IA, town Of FRANKLIN. For further infor.
nstioE apply to DfNJlS JUDGH
Ystrrce-v 40 isa~
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Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or Stolen.
EROA the subscriber on or about the !2.h
L inst, bay COLT, three years old next
spring, beth hind feet white. and white spots
on the nose and forehead Any person Who can
give info. nation of his Whereabouts will bs re-
warded GEORGE DUSOLD
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GRAPES
Delaware so to rs cents each
Concord 40 to so
Diana 40 to SO
Hartford Prolific 40 80
Rebscca 40 to so
Northern AuscGdiue 80 to 7 )
isabelis rs to 80
Clinton 20 to so
AA Trees Warranted in Good Condition.
A fne assortment Of ROSES. Standard and
Running DAFL!AS, GLADIOLUS and CAR
NATION PINKS, and SHECBBEkY, Of all the
hardy Varieties.
Trees will be delivered at the ,nost'con enent
rorts BY Railroad or Steamboat. by one of The
ir.n. JAMES O'BRIEN,
WILLIAM SUHL.
Oshkosh December 1862
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rs Varieties OF APPLES,

Embracing Sumner, Autumn and Winter, an
all tested. hardy kinds, age from to 6 years ;
height to feet Price when delivered at
Oshkosh, per 100 $50 90; Dwarf Apples 40
GEMS each
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Fruit Trees Fruit Trees

WE, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
w spri: 6 of 1863, the following Varieties Of
Fruits, described as follows:
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TNHE undersigned, knowing from experiease
i that to posses. any knowledge OF the many
ms Of disease Of that
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Will not Rtp or Unravel!

For Economy Of Thread; for CSmpactness.
Simplicity, Speed, AID Stiilness of Notion, it
not surpassed.
PERSONS CAN EXAMINE
no Machine and it's work by calling on Doctor
D. j. EASTOS, Agent for ksnitcwoc.
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and years old, with fruit buds so cts each
to years old 40 do
Standard Pears, 6 to # high 50 do
do 4 to- IT high 40 do
Those pear trees are very fine. The extra
SIZED are s years from bud or graft, and are
model trees in all respects The Dwarfs are not
to be eIcelled.
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60 Varieties Of Plans.
Standard to 7 feet high & yrs old so cts.
DO 4 to 5 do do As
These trees are straight, sfocky and furnished
with gular handsome heads
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by j. II. BURNS. - er oueT'.-
": v. NICHOLS, PITS Atty.
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good hardy assortment s to feet biz h
25 TO IS cents each.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-11-20
DISTRICT COTRT.

IL
Tho several terms of the District Court IL
and for the year 1854, shall commence in IN,
several counties thereof as follows, TO wit:
In Logan county. August 3.
In Hardin county, AUGUST I.
In MaIi'n county. August g.
IN Union county. August 2.
In Crawford county, AugustS,
In Wyandnt county. August Q.
In Seroca county, August u.
IN Hancock county, An ust 90.
In Alien county, August 10.
In AuglaiZc county, August II.
In shelby county, August -
In Mercer county. August IL,
In Van Wort county, August Is.
IN Pnulding county, August 10.
~ Defatcc county. August II.
In Henry Countv. AUGUST le.
In Fulton county, August 20.
Ir Williams county. August ~.
In Wood county, August ~.
In Putnam county; August ~.