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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-06-18
THE EVENING STAR,
Pr EGTgSE MA.

Humphrey hi ~ shall A. mere IL. than fight
more strrn.ess than heGycercnce-
WHEN you est;nsse the Number Of rebel
Esi..ag on tn, hor6eFs Of kentp.ky. don {
aen rl Il rnrhrer Mar:hnA
hiCss OF lhr rebels pledged 70 pay tsnfsi
what hey are worth, AID, hsa ihey d,s,
shsrs'Ui e tie Devil - pay.
or account of tn. utter ex elton 0! all kinds
@. pc n.!ry IN the South. the rebels s-e unable
- sgs each o: her Oh - any thiaT.
e. In enc OF his letters to the Home Journsi
VIZ. writing Of Hiss Anna Di, ktnso0, '.tae
ssSa ut damsel," Rays, .sSh- Il uiuh a.inllr al
- 49, eu.iB~pt men with whom sue con YER
ass, and adds, naturally CROUCH, the siruIl-
can't query, Nv hat IL TO he the destiny OF q h
4 Eies ?" Can't say, really. Bat when the
writer mentions Freraont'e fondness Tor The
Lady, Ole CANT avoid guessing st har fn:ar.
Bate. Anything that h- pleddlse with viii BE-
kaInls. OF Sour.e He " crest on tsIpissaS
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korR, Of firayaHifs.

The undersigned -, 4 -, il the sts.a Of
hef.hy guATAn "a that in tie foregoing bid
= for sby Of ''e classics therein named be
pied he they Ill. within ten afrsr he
reoeip: Of the cn'trs st the pot of. lee named ~
hasy Agenr casieDatrd eYccrte rha contract for
The same wiz sood ana cutie ut 81 = ties; ant in
III. a. -- shall fail 10 enter iG % con-
trsct. SIS atoresai, guarantee 10 AXE good tns
differ hE!lrs a,i the offer of tie said
ard that which icay BIZ accepted.
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ETHEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT.
TED TO Uss IN THE UNITED STATES L AMY,
and are also In very general use in all tho sTAFE
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INsrI-
rU1lOEs throughout Abe land, SO veu as in pri.
Tste prsctiees, and are considered "a invsluahls
remedies.
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Thr crrtifcsts that the bidder j. q rrsnu fac.Urex
,r d. al+r u The arti :es to be htte appended.
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SEIAR DEPARTMENT
w Anytr1zr .ssriL,s OFFICE.

pT2s colin
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN WAsuIN

DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN WAsHI@
ToN.-The proprietors of the Consti-
tutional Union at Philadelphia have
announced their purpose to remove
their establishment to Washington and
issue daily paper after the 22d of
February next. The enterprise is
commended by all the Democratic
members of sCongscss and others in
terested in conservative paper at the
National Capital. The subscription
price of the daily will be $500 per
year; of the weekly $500; and the
monthly $1,00. Address Hon. Thos.
B. Florence, Washington, D. c.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18

xITINDow Gisss and Putty. Q. isrEs and
w fresh arrival or each, for sale a very
low fsuEssnt BEALLy.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
3. QUEST

rfah E- H.k ss.t4 sEt.."A q
las now on hands good assortment OF Goods
the above line, which has been bought low. and
consequently, be will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
fresh, and cannot fail to please fs.'
buyers, both in quality and
I- ,= prices; he therefore solio, rea
its an examination
3 .iIgss4 l5 Of his stock aRd f.'aai a.
prices
before purchasing elsewhere--iu no doing, he
feels confident that he will MERIT large share
Of public pa'ranage. He keeps no Watches but
wha tare selected with great care, and con.
sequently, all watches sold are warranted tim. !.
keepers or no sale. Fine Cold Hunting Englis
Levers, full
ieweled, from .... :. -. -. 80. SIS tosio
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full =
jeweled, from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS TO S.
Fine Gold open faced Levers and LIE. ..
pines, Hoh.. ........ .........SU TO 30
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers, at
full jeweled, from.... ..S5 TO 40
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers.
seyen jewels, from. ..........s7 10 IS
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four
lewels,t:Om.... ,..................l2 IL 10 10
Silver open laced Levers and Lepines.. 8 to 10
Carving Finger Rings, Br'st Pins
. in gres, variety Of styles and prices. r.,
Ladies Cold Chains aMd l. OCk cts
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18


REsuLTs on, THE LATE ,ExPEDITIoN OF
GEN GoRAAN have been informed by
telegraph and letter that General German
made campaign recently against the enemy
in Arkansas. in the vicinity oi DuVall's
Bluffs. The expedition. as iar rs we. can
understand, was altogether unnecessary in q
military point Of view, as there had not been
ct any one tina hundred armed rebels at
that place for the past two years, Notwilh.
standing the iaotwas well known to this
General, he ieit Helena with somo twelve
thousand men 70 do somcthing--aud be ac-
complishsd il. A gentieman from Helena
gives Us q brief account of the results OF the
expedition, which are about asSfoliows:I The
cost to the Government, over snd above tho
ordinary expenses Of this army. corps was,
$750,00W The number OF men rendered
unfit for active service fof some weeks to
come Is about 1900! The Government re-.
eeises, ID the way Of reimburssment for this
immense outlay and disability ofits soldiers,
two guns shd two barrels OF very inferior
beet Commen. is unnecessary - Eissoaril
DeMocrafs IAN, ~. M sobss,sA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18

Silver, German and plated table and tea.
Spoons Pocket. .books and Portmonies in grea,
| variety, fine pocket-knives, shears and
| scissors, fine Razors, coral glass on wax
| spseq Lots ofother nice things too
| numerous to mention. Cali in
| friends, everything sold
5 Is warranted as repre-
I sentcd.
Main ST., Opposite the Pnblic Buildings.
| Cadiz, Dec. 22..l658. r r. yea,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
Horace Greeley, OF the New York
Tribune, Regrets that tlie south
Was not Permitted 70 go Ina
pnsaan 7H s. 10

Tribune, Regrets that the south
Was not Permitted 10 go Ina
Peace. q
from the New York Tribune, February ~
Mr.. Weed rehashes the old story that
was willing in the winter Of l86O-61, to ''let
the Cotton States CO." If they really de sired
it. was not only then willing that the
Union should IN good faith make them, tbs
offer, but now deeply regret that it was
not made and acted ON. Ibelieve the dems
gogues who mislei those States into their
present position would have been completely
dumblounded by kind, sincere proffer on
the part OF The North that those States might
sscsde il they desired. Their Chief stock in
trade was an incessant clamor that the
North, through, the machinery and legisla,
tion OF the Federal Government, was en- ,
riched and aggl andized at the cost Of the
South : delusion. which the MAJ cenary
view of the advantages of the Union, too
commonly taught in the commercial districts
Of the North, tended strongly to uphold
Had the North then said frankly to the
fer South, "Give US q chance to argue the
question with your people; take q fair, un;
constrained popular vote; and III majority
OF your electors decide for separation, we
will hold National Convention and let you
go in peace" 1 believe Secession would have
been killed stone dead. But, had | been
disappointed in this expec alton, / should
still have said, HiLet them 60 in peace; they
will sbe glad enough to lot them come back
very soon. And you'd have let them 60,
remembering how uneasy the Texans were,
after they had gone out from smong as, uns
tl they had merged their independence in
the Union. ,1.o,. ,,t, e-..il ~ .,.s., d 4
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TB @ Best E I've

they have ever seen; and why should they not !,
since every ne cessary operation that has ever
b zen per formed with bees in anv hive m.y rem.
d ly he done with this, and yet it is only u small
varia tiou from ..t.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18

WASHINGTON Feb. 10.
SEsATE.--Mr. Coilamsr- called up the
bill recognizing the Postofiics Dspartmsnt
which passed. -"-@ = A. - S 's's~
Mr. Wilson, from the Military committee,
reported a bill 10 authorize en- increase Of
Majors and Brigadier Generals in the Vol
unteer service. 81 ~ 1AM eGg&
Mr.. Summer presented petition from the
colored citizens o. New Jersey. protesting a.
gainst any appropriation i0r colonization. srl
. MIR. Foster offered resolution, which WIS
adopted, requesting the President, II not in
compatible with the pnblc interests. to lay
before the Senate, any correspondence which
has taken place between this Government
and France On the subject OF med diatlon, ar.
biIratiou or other measures looking to the
termina,ion Of the ex sting var TeH t-fa
The National Currency bill was then u
! .Mr. Sherman said the measure was psopo-
sed at tho last session, but met with but liz.
tie attention. Since then it bad received the
most careful consideration from persons in
all portions ol The country. and especi iaiiy
sts:~ We were nov Id q condition When
sosnathing must Be done to sustain the AZ
naness oi thssronasfy. sAWeswsre in the
midst of war, and gold was ct such high
pre1ninm that u was sirtully driven out of
circulation. ,,s.s,,.. Il. MI.
Mr.. Sherman continued at length. He
said Congress at last session, finding the
Government without money, authorized the
issns u Governments notes, but there we're
great pbjsc ions 70 continued and increased
issue Of this paper money. One reason was
On account Of the facility for its excessive en-
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
THOSE LEAF BEE-HIvEs.

=, VIII - Z NJ =,
Formerly of Londonderry, now resident of
CADiZ, OHIO, has on hand from s,x to eight
hundred ... ..-.. .-... .
LIE AF IL E E HHY ES!
Besides number OF single comb Observatory
or Parlor Hives, of nice style, ready for the
market
The demand for such Hives is rapidly in.
creasing.
! John Lnntz, VIM Cudy, Samuel Lukins. r.
+. Hargrave; in fact almost every one that
knows anything about Bees or Bee-H Hives say
these are 90 arg e,f. 40 .rarf . ..a ..
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-02-18
The Good Old Box Hive.

On our plan we take the honey in tho white
virgin comb in a most admirable way. There
is no better way of regulating the size to the
en,ran 20 Of the hive. 1t is the right size and
shape for profit. Ii has glass side through
which TO view the opera tions ofthe bees and an
Excellent Mode OF Ventilation,
or get ting rid of the moisture and frost in hve.,
which destroys so niony good colonies in win
ter
Then by merely adding frames to the GOOD
OLD BOX HIVE we are enabled to lift any or
all the combs from the hive at any time, to
know their condition, learn their habits save
from the ninth, IA colony need never be lost by
the worms) ascertain AMI supply the loss OF
queens. have the bees TO swarm as much or little
as we please, unite weak smnrms, feed most
admirably hv lifting combs of honey and Zee
bread from the rich and giving to the poor with
out tempting ROBBERS. 'rh Sc with
FIFTY OTHER TTTINCSy .
the intelligent Bce-keeper would wish TO 10
can g done in ssfety; and those who consider
in this as well as any other plan, and then he
has not to expend els for palace or costly hive
to kill bees in
Our plan o, Hive has been constructed with
reference to the principle that the apiaran wish
es TO keep his bees right, to do which ne must
first learn the nature and habits of bees and
the condition of each OF bic stocks at any time
and then have each comb of his hive moyenblc
that he can pert'rm any operation he may wish
governing them according to his intelligence.
Unless this be the correct theory in Bee culture
we cannot conceive what would 81 '' l7
The Bee,keeper who tails in this plan mnst
do Sc either through ignorance or bad manage
ment--- making due allowance tor such seasons
as last.
The Price of Individual Right to mase 1J3
and use the Hive is rt 500
One Five including Glass, honey-boxes,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-02-13

CAaD OF TRAsxs.-Ths undersigned,
Trustees of the ss-h0Ie Church Of Two
Rivers, in behalf Of the Congregation Of
said Church, take this method to publicly
return their warm and heartfelt thanks 70
the members Of the AAni:owoc Brass
Bend and the Mantowoc Cathslis Singing
Society, fer THAR excsllso. music NJ our
morning and evening devotion, on Sunday
last We are, indeed. grateful for their
voluntary attendance At our Church Ser
vices, and for the skill with which every
person performed their respective parts 10
the holy sacrifce Of the Mass, and in the
services Of Vespers on that Gay.
FRANCIS hIQUET,
FELIX WALSH,
J. THIELMAN.
Trustees.
Two Rivers, February 10, 1868.
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Rr Probate.

In the matter Of the l,st viii and Testagc1s
Of uerrv F. Sn;th, deceased.
HN reading ana fling 4 r Iust,uncnt ia WI
- ting, purporti1g 10 be ths last vih and
{, stam2rtul Henry !. Smith, late Of the town
OF Two Creeks ia Man towcc county. decreased
and also the accompanying PETITION Of Emma
Gairh, Of rsi1 town OF Two Creeks in sa;d coun
=, representing among other thing that ssi
Henry +. Smith latey died at Nashville in tho
Stata u Tenn ssee that said instrument is tho
last will and testament u said deceased and ih:t
9he, the said petitioner, ie thu identical Entin,
Smilh tFarne1 in said will rs the legatee 0. said
Henry + Smith, ard praying hat day he .
pointed Tor hearing the proofs said last will
and tessament; Il ia Ordered, That the = offs
Of said instrument be heard b7fJre me tio
Judge OF this Court o. the In day Of February
1868. at 10 O'Clock In the foyenopo. q, ofsca II
said Jadge il the village Of fa,iisGSpc; And 1
/ is further Ordered, That pG6,ic notice Of sad
application aud hearing be given n sN p.,soa.
/ interested ty publishing copy oil ihis order ir
ihres veeks SUCCESSFULLY, prior 70 sad day Of
hearing in tie Aanitowoc Pilot. \ Seeki, news
/ paper printed 1t HA.i;'osoc, in sid county OF
Sauitowoc.
! IL $. PIEEPoNT. C,onty judge.
D.ted JlEua,y li-IsC3,
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khe-fG's Sale
Great cezrt-Msh.tewse Comfy


william. Il. Glover,
We. a
Thomas Kennedy.
by virtue of an execution issred from asfd
d Court, to ms directed and delivered, against
the personal and real property OF the above
named defendant Thomas Kennedy, nave
this dsy seized and levied upon s4t she rig nj.
title ard Interest which the said defendant hsd
in and to Lots twelve IL, aad FIVE o. in the
town plot OF Lensyie, III tie town OF AAMte-
voc R.piis couuty OF Aani:owoc, state oi " D.
COR sin, with the sppurtepancss thereto oeiohK-
in, on we atn day OF May, A. D. 1862, or b.
my have snce acqli. ed thereto. witch SAID
rig it, tile and interest Of said defendant Snail
exp :se for sale AID sell at the Court House, IN
the. village O. Aitito~oc, On the Oh day OF Sep
teuber, A. D. ls62 at the hour OF ten O'Clock IL
the forenoon Of that ds-. to satisfy said execu-
ten together with the es ,enses OF sac Dated
sheriii's Oihee, Asnito~ec. July IS, 1852.
NYiAN MURPHY,
Sheriff Of Mauitowoc County, Wis.
Gxo. \. ooDIS, Pft,'s Att'y.
The shove sale :. adjourned to the goth day
q. September, 1862. as he same hou- and place.
Da;sd Sept. 6, $50
wTaAN MURPHY. Sheriff
b. z 7. hI.EK Uadss Sheriff.
Gso. y. WoopIS. r..f"z Any.
TIE above ssle is further sdjourns,. ant; Oc-
tcser 4tu, 1854 at the sanne hour and placo.
VIVIAN MURPHY. Shar'6.
Bv r T. Blanc Under Sheriff.
Dated September l7th, 1862.
TIL. above safe is further adjourn al until o.
,ober l8th, 1852, the same hour sDd place.
WYaAN MURPHY, shsrif.
BY e. T. BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The shove s,e is further scj,urnad. Until No
relabor IL H. lSf2 At the same boar and pace
WYaAN MURPHY, sheriff
By 4. I BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
The shove sale = further al journci until Sat.
urday. d center 20 h. 1862, al the same hour
auI place NYHAS MURPHY. Sheriff
~ X T. Btay&, Under ter.f
The above sale Is tlr,her adjourned until Sat-
ur3qy, JanGarv II, 1858, Attn, same hour and
place. VIVIAN MURPHY, sheriff.
b. H.. I BLAKE, Under Snerh.
the above sale i further adjourned u2;ii Sat>
urj - January 3lst. 1863, At 'he same how.
ami place. An Ut hFhG, Sherit.
By +. I. BLAKE, Uutcr sn.rf
The above sale is further edi)urned until Sat.
--,r,. March h. 1858 At tho SANE hour a. i
glae. NfGAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
BY f. I RlAK-, Under Sheriff.
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FnrIr TRgEs.-We call The attention Of
the farmer. of our county 20 the sd~ertiss
msnt @! h rs O'BhIES & SuHL, of the
O.bkosh G. Nursery. We can recon-
mend their trees from our own knowledge,
a, We know them to be sound and in good
condition, having been raised in Wisconsin
soil. An agent in every town in this
county is wanted, TO whom good wages
will be given.
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& CO.'S
oINGER e CO.
LITTER FAMILY SEWING kACHIN
With all the Recent improvements.

LITTER FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
With all the Recent Improvements,
Is the Brsr aud cHsAprsr and MOST DrAr-
1Irgh of all Sewing Machines. This Ma
chine will sew anything. from the running
OF \ tuck in Tsrletan TO the making of an
Overcu,t-anylhing from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down 10 me sa.iest Gauze or Uossa
mer Tissue. and ia ever 'eady 10 40 't'
work TO perfection l, can fen, GEM o'ho'
ga.her. tuck, qnilt, and has capaci,5 -. :: .
great variety Of ornamental work. H.
Is not the only Machine that can fell, hem,
bind, aud SO foit1, but it will do SO better
than any other Machine. The Letter "A
Family Sewing Machine may be had in a
great variety Of cabinet cases The Fo!d>
ing Case, which is now becoming so pop
uiar, is. a. it, name implies, one tina. can
be folded mo box or case. which, when
opened. makes beautiful. substantial and
spa";ous table FOR the work to rest upon.
The cases are OF every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in it's native
forest. or as deliberately finished as art cxn
make them
Send for \ copy of "SISoEB & Co.'S Ga
zFrrE."
NJ. SINGER & CO.,
45S Rrnat"ay. n Y.
Milwaukee NfFics-17 NewhaIl House.
6 w SuiU Accent in ManitowOc
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The p,;marY o. jet ofthis division is 10
xrrang. tho County into convenient dis
tric,s for hoIdirg examination c!.sses, enc
Of which viii bs mold previous to the com
nsncement of each Summer and Winter
term in each examination distric. end con
Quoted by the SuparintendeUs ia series
Of written and oral questions upon the
branches required to he taught in common
Schools. The sritt"r qae.tions will he
uniform througloat lhs County, sni The
answers TO me same will &c repaired III
writing. Due nouco Of the tins and
place for holding each class will be given
and every person wishing 10 teach a Dis
trict School in this County, will be e1pec-
tad 10 submit to AT examination in one OF
such elss:.s previous 10 commencing their
school.
In 20 instance will certificates he given
to applicants until they have passed a
thorough and satisfactory examination IN
a regular class unless good and suIu>lent
rssssns shall appear why the rule should
be disregardea and the examination con
Quoted in some other manner
The sy.t.m CT organizing Tsschsrs' As
sociatons in each town IN the county is
recommended by the State Superinten-
dent of Public instruction Wherever
This system has been carried into practice
the re'ul. shows that the frequent meet
ing together of teachers for exchange OF
views in regard to their profession and
tor dscus.,on OF tie diGeren, systems Of
School Government has been a simple,
pleasant, and sGicnent means Of advsn-
cling the best interests Of the Common
Sch ools. | would therefore recommend
that the Teachers in each town of the
county form thenselve. into Town Teach
era Associations ~ soon as practicable,
hol.'iug such meetings at the several dis
,,ie, .c,I col houses in The to~n, once at
least IN eac,'., district during the present
term. Associations should nes. On Sstur-
dav, the teacher in whose distFict it is
called for the week continuing the school
for thu day, omitipg portion Of the usual
exercises. and the members of The As
ISOLATION filing the remainder Of the
time BY discussions, &c.
The County Superintendent will NEE.
with one Association each week, endss-
voring to os preesn: az one in each TX
animation Dis,ric. during the winter, pro-
vided timely notice should be given.
J. W THOMBS.
County Superintendent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-02-13

PgRsOSAL-Jere Crowley. Of the Man
i'oaor Pilot made Us friendly cali on
ThuIsdsy. Jerry publishes the only live
paper on tho Lake Shore north Of Mi
~a1kee, and wa are pleased TO know is
meeting with sucesss Commensurate With
his energy and enterpri.e. We are not
fully informed A. 10 the precise nature OF
hi. errand. but Esss resson 10 believe that
be czus over expressly TO purchase usw
suit Of clothes at the model establishment
Of Levy IL Oshkosh Weekly
Ferie,c,
We DO no. my the above for the com
,pliuent our friend o, the Re.7e'o pays TO
the Pitt, but TO confirm the stVe"en'
that the clothing estabii-hmsns OF LEW "
DrHcAS, in Oshkosh, 10 nodei one
Tha, they sell good, very extrsotJinsr,
cheap IS a notorious fac, throughout Nor
thafn Wisconsin. aud if the editor Of the
Pfot takes advantage Of their low prices
for Substantial clothing We cannot zee ~hy
the Reriew should object. We favor free
trade, IS Mr. LEVY can undoubtedly prove
by GU. visit 10 his establishment.
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The CHILpREs's CoscKRr.-The COP
scrt given BY the children At KAnghelz
Hall on Saturday evening vent off in good
.tyls, and tho little ones" gave general
satisfaction. The proceeds, after paving
expenses, will amount to over $50 GO,
which sum will be donated to The" Sold
ier.' Aid Faud."
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Gosr B.ck.-Ths company Of soldier,
cent TO Lafayette county, to hun. drafted
men, have returned to Madison They
got one drafted nan and two recruits
We understand that a company Of sol
disr. is expected here daily to hunt up the
drafted men in this county. Will they
take the dead men with them
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We are

Tue WESTERN STAGE LINE.-We are
graiitisl 70 learn that the stage line be-
tween here and Nenasha is dong "a land
office hu.iuess.' In company with Aassfs
FILA- kA~D aud SH sAHAE memteTs Of
tie Legislature and Messr. kAHLER ,ni
Others We took rte over the route las,
week, and the unanimous opinion Of al
MAS that WIND,ArB's stage line was the
most pleasant, direct, and shortest route
to Tie Railroads, and by far the chsapest.
I, pass. through the villages Of Branch,
Paquelte, Reedville, Spring Greek, and
Sherwood, and connects At Mepasba with
the cars for Milwaukee,, Chicago, and
Madison. Those who wish to vi.i, those
places should call at the National Ho.e!
for passage. Time and money are both
saved by taking the Western Line.
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CoSscRIprros.-The present Abolition
Niger Congress 10 determined to make
itself infamous for oil coming time. They
are taking strongly ofa CONSUMPTION .sw,
and vii undoubtedly pass one before ad
l"lfnTcnt.
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To the Public.

nR. FRANZ SIMON desires to inform hi.
l. patients AID IN. public that business il
co'apcl him TO be absent for several weeks ard
that he has left bis accounts with his wife for
settlement, sud hopes that ali owing him will
call ard pay up. Those who have accounts
sgainet I'm will have them ,ea!sd By calling a.
above. D.. F. SIMON.
January ~, 1868.