davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Cyotl3lpg for tho Freedmen.
Rumors are gaining currency that clothing col
Iected for tho Freedmen Is not carefully tranant-
ted.
The Northwestern Frecd1hen's Aid Committee
Nhc only organization Of the kind In tho North
wea] ]dcaIrc cs to etato for tho information of our
readers that al packages cent them arc sent from
this point by the Illinois Central Railway, to =
Government officer, stationed at Cairo, bJ order
Of Gen. Grant, to attend to tho Single matter OF ro-
celving aud forwarding supplies for the Freodmea
in Gen. Grants Department. BY this officer they
arc shipped upon government transports. to a
eimithr officer at Vfcksbuzg, who tissues them to
the order OF tho vosJ competent teachers laborins
nn1er tho commission Of this committee at that
point and In Its vicinity.
It Will thus appear that every reasonable pre-
caution is taken; and 80 far as tha COMMITTEES can
learn, not single package, properly addressed to
their care, has been lost.
Circulars giving full particulars Of the opern.
tions Of the committee can bo Ind on application
to Rev. Charles H. Fowler, Post Ofico Boz a1a5,
Chicago, nlinoie.
Packages should be marked "Chicago Sanitary
Commission, for the Freedtnea,'' An invoice Of
contents should bc put inside, and = afdup1icatc
cent By mail, to Mr. Fowler, as above. Cash
should be sent to ]. V. Farwel, ESQ.,, {of Cooley,
Fa1wcll Coz Treasurer, and will. be acknowl-
edged In the TA1uuhH.
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At the adjourned meeting On the 19!ht tho agfec-
trst1uctidus sn of he conrent,on. ON wae iead aief
discussion, amendments were otsred and adopted,
and the agreement, 50 amended, ratified BY the
epecire @ rods, Taish Agreement vas as follows: @
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL.
NEW ionK, November 10, 1859. ;,
1t il hereby agrced by parties subscribing hereto,
the Managers OF the Railway Lines between New
Of November, 1Azs the Passenger Fares ehall BE-
established as follows:
Getxeen New York md Chicago 81 c. lst Class.
Boston 94.G5, Ist Class.
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DIR. l, WINSLOW AVER.
CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG
IHST1TUTE.
To al AfDidtd with Catarrh; Throat Disease,
AMI Affections Of the Chest.

DR.: ]. Winslow Aver, Physician for Affections Of
the Throat and Chest, AcCormick's Building,
corner OF Randolph and Dearborn streets, gives
his entire attention to this department OF Practice
It il especially desirable that Ill who have need ot
medical aid, either for Catarrh, Asthma, Bron-
ch,tis, or Consumption, should mako early appll-
Rer. 8. ". Hagar, Rector Of the Church Of the
Holy Communion; REV. A. Lord, Agent OF the
American nb1e Society Hon. VIM. Ointher, mem.
ber Of tho Legtssatn1o; G. ": Pu1sffer, Esg, mer-
Southern z. r; E. n. Tucker, Esq, Special Dcpu-
y Of Circuit Cours Of this city; Capt. Wn. Nason
Capt Wn. Sherman, Gov. N. r. Ta1lmadse, John
q. Bartlett, ESD, and othera Of this city, no: to-
mention h11Ldretis from out Of town. have certified
to the efficacy Of the new practice.
nuve0 0IG13-NEnntEMou.
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MARTlNE'S DANCING AGA.
l94 DENY, corner Clark and Monroe streets.
AL ase and fashionable Dances :aoSa1
CIAsses open At all times Tor beginners.
SCHOOL S0IREES eysEy Tuesday d Saturday eveas
Iss ss eiUb1HE n1iA bsHAEsAN; MEY;sns 1ady rerehers,
uoll.p1.2-lal J.DWlN MARITIME, 2. o. Uox ISIS
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10 Rf1lt.

TITO RENT-One large front room
and one single room. With board A1so, few
ay-boarders. Inquire at g ton5s', oct"eea
State and Wabash. References rc9ui{cd-
de5-r9c9At
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' BoarDil,0.

BOARDING. G.-Three large unfur-
ntshcd rooms, with or without board ,can be h.d
nt 81 Michigan avenue. few gentlemen ny or week
r1ntr dcs-riGp-st
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E-Presdent Almore, in interview few days since,
referring To " e,iiation," said-"Let the government
% s No sss We soy Ssu
mediat'on sone other mode 70 prevent revelation
N they -, tAen eight vigorously. am for prose-
from a tendency 10 divide the North without 10,
were STRONG, with IT, weak "Senator Summer, re
PlsA, "urged me 70 unite the democratic party
r1pised, without standstil slave proclamation
pocys" lie replied, "The slave be free and why
not in united North with victory, or through Just
tribunal decision upon tho merits Of the question:
Would that Sumner could to the lofty position or
the statesman this momentoIs question, securing
either the unity Of the North or mediation he did
50 nob'y in opposition to the McDouga resolutions, dc
featng a war design with open avowed friend
France. How grand tho monument then erected by
who, N the Senate OF the United States, prevented war
with France and restored peace his land through
"medaon," thereby submitting to the Judgment OF the
world the great quesonshall America be united under
universal freedom2 WI CORNsLL JEWfIT
THE Law OF 1899.
the following is the law referred the above cores
pondence. II was approved January 80, 1909
Be enacted BY the Senate and House Of Representatives
OF he United states of Amercd Congress dssenoed,
That any person, beng citizen OF the United States
whether no be actually resident, abiding witnh inc
United States or in any foreign country shal ".hout
the permission authority Of tho government oi the
United states directly or indirectly commehco VI oaay
any verbal written correspondence or intercourse
with any foreign government, or any onicer or agent
thereof with intent influence the measa OF con-
duct OF foreign government or Of any ocer UT scn
thereof IN relation 10 any disputes controversies with
the United taes defeat the measures OF the govern
ment Of tho United states; or any person pe,hg asni
zen of or resident within United States and not duly
authorized shall COUNSEL advise, aid or assist IN any
pnch with intent aforesaid, he or they
eba be deemed guilty OF high msdemeanor, and on
couy,con before any court United states having
jurisdiction thereof shall DO punished by hne MOI ex
ceadng thousand dollars and by Imprisonment dur
ing term not less than six months nor exceeding three
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S HIPPIN G NJ E w S.


ARRIVED
Steamship hansa Bren) Won santcn Bremen Jan H. ara
oelrichs Co. Had heavy gales Tie entire fassass lost
stove. and is much damaged about the deck.
wa Nelson Had strong variabl. winds throughout tho
jer Noys, with m.ae. to 4 4 Low / Bros.
Bark Mary Lee Morton Palermo Nov 5 via Gibraltar 2sh
Giles s' la s. lon Il saa sW
bloom, With All the hcadgcar sails attached put INTO
Bark Reindeer Gor New Haven, Wellington, s. Kits Il
iays With sugar TO Trowordges Sons lst inst lat 81
and her wrecked stuff 'op'nA'' n'"Oer Oh VINE '0A'
ssSoH a SsS Britannia ss Say .. wn
ship Of about 200 Or 1000 toms painted black bound with
Bark Iiiess. Irscnmsn. New Orleans Il days with
Delaware Breakwatsr Feb with coee TO Napier wels
s Es' n sans y with
Dr.; h Hns0n COT S., Me- scssr Maizena,
nia Il, with mdse % Dew Off Isl ns lat a. lon
G;r a Ee1n o , 1S% ass for
Jan n VIA Key West e5h. with pimeno II solomon
Jan Is on ape Antonio spoke schr Red Jacket from Mas
ssr crSc MnS 9 Rss: RosnsSn NsxOs5
schr \ Iank Middleton; Freder,ca. Del
s ss psss s G Psasspss dsy
shr . cossn hs is. saE H.roo
ScLr Joseph Adams, Great Egg Harbor-
Steamer Pocahonas q transport Geoghegnn Beaufort
via Fortress Monroe, to Quarermaser. 9th inst, 50
miles e Cane LOGON. pssssd MonltOri tow q
Steamer Thomas Sparks tU transpor,,. Alien Newbern
to Is Quarcrmaster.
steamer Diamond State u s pansport). Nickel Newbern
to U Quartermaster.
Steamer Geo Peabody: ~ sran.port, Graham Ale.an.
u transport Borden Fal River for
Hilton Head
Steamer Pelham, Baker, Providence.
Steamer Ospray. Aldrich Providence.
Steamer Petrek Young. Providence.
BELOW
ship IT, Southland, from Key West.
Bark loncottina tfta) Gsrdina from Palermo.
Bark Lexington.
slps isnssi Mcclellan Emsred Isrs ias 9ilehris, Au
$50 Glaa I,dse. yLccris VIZ Penn, ki.n HcI,sashln
Florence Kesc,s Return suar:,brooi IBID r'ssndene
lkor, PsiAs tbrl Fanny g. iRus) LELAND Morning
stAs ysn Name Fade 0el9ea Esss tBr Ansdsll lbrl
Sehinsr naI.s,t 0usea Jennie Moody t four BIZ Ocean
the Boy Karhst Eleanor DAM VITA Pigeon; shrs Jen
BALDWIN, YANKEES Doodle, Eloey.or huI.e. Hesn Mar.
CONN, W Huntsr; steamers A Dnsnioro DelroH Parocn
Duyckinek; barge l. Edwsids
Wind at SUNSET ssE light
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The British steamship shc,drake sailed on Saturday NJ
Pm for Havana with tho United States mails full cargo
merchandse. and 5000 in specie.
ssIP Jos GicnRisr Lavender for LIVERPOOL wh1 at an.
ahor al Quarantine was discovered b. ire forward
ss ~; y isa
the ship proceeded TO sos.
ps ; .s Z al S sss
q BACON Marked No - n disnond. JosepR N.ns
y: ss.s 'tsss
tus we rossh quantity d hour S.rrss ppo
S'sss New ssa re- sn '"'
scun M,sEsyA q r.,l Ery, for Bslune.e, dragged
: an a.. 9 sas. rsn Il III I ' a.: :t '
III. IT, y; r: r. r.: : ion On
II (: :::ss :'s 's' s: %
c.sD,r, IM se-wna v Nv, gale. Las. pign. and .sI.
80 ssEs :. is .s sss s~ s9ss
& e.. sosk The Az hre ship Esyn.r srsas ser in
csosAxry. Ian Iarhe American ship Mary Robertson,
MGCess' S os.c rs9crsS I. arrived mere e nc IN
fhal hsroor was Obliged 70 come here 70 tighten.
i% ,s% u IL; 4 R:r:s sss
gale when he latter lost sseom and reesi,sd os:r dam
since been wiz oser: hence
Jan 79s s s:s e.
Wa S1S 10 n e, .n d' some Of her crew
s moss Ess' o Dec on s e. q
IrHsvoor Jan None OF the highest fsa and most
vers gaos which been sxpereneed or several years
mast ecrlrred 10 day Tho ship Adnira LArke hence
SATURDAY for bombay, and The chip Elliott somes
York which also went on. On s.tnIay we're re-
tbey toner the Bank The latter vessel got and
WA dprrsne about the Rock Chnsl with her salts split
but the Adr remained high And DRY on The bank fhs
Reliance dowt TO the assistance OF two
s,ns and came up srs with the Admiral crew OF 10
r"re taken on and landed subsequently, Lverpcs re
crew were rescued 20 minutes past NJ which time he
ao spe ss vent "a % ss assistance q ri ES
broken her back. o
Rio JssERo. Dec t-The Harburg tIrano bark Thomp.
sn from Hamburg for California which pull ia here De- liz
In distress, is dischargng her cargo
srogSowAr Jan 1.-THE bark Bessel, Anderson OF Ro.
nirsberg New Yor, before put In win
has coup eted repairs and VIII sa first fair wind
The following tate 2,vss Of the vsass,s in The
harbers Of New yors, Boston. Philadelphia Dstimsre
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letter from Memphis says.-last week IL became
10 the military authorities that Lieutenant Colonel
wood, Of Forests c1vary, WAS in the city citizen
dress He arrested at the Senate and placed in Irving
Block military prisoner. Friday nght Colonel Wood
disappeared from prison. but Afterwards fell int he
hands OF party under Colonel Lee, which scoglng
outside the city, and again placed In Irving block prison
He acknowledged he bad escaped On Friday night BY Aid OF
federal officer, L-utenant Lewis, Second Lentenant
Second United states regular cavalry Lewis furnished
him with pair false whskers aud coat OF fo,ernl
officer by the aid VI these he passed the guard and rot
a~ay For these servcer he stated he had paid IeSis
five hundred dollars o. his charge Lieutenant Lewis was
placed under arrest IN his quarters sunday night
he broke MS bonds and by virtue Of his position ne an
officer entered rvng BLOCK iie vent TO The where
calling upon him to re. A. Wood doing 20 he rev
a pistol and hed. Tho unfortunate officer was struck in
the mouth the ball passing out al the back n his head
Lreuteuau, Lewis Then ndered nsef into custody
lie IL man noted for recklcssness and was promoted TO
his present position from the ranks account or brave
conduca
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Extraordinary Case or Longevity.

Rebocca Wells, native Of this city died on Saturday
at her residence No. 201 yarick street, at tho exraord
nary OF hundred aud three years. Coroner
Widely who held inquest upon the body OF deceased
reporter learned the following facts in relation
history of this it appeared was
born Warren in the year $780, when that local..
~ was known as the "kings Farm and lots in Wall
street sold for $500 apiece she lived IN New York during
the Revolutionary and remembered distinctly the
principal ncid ents which TRANSFERRED this city during
the memorable eight years. struggle which terminated in
the independence OF the United states She sixteen
years old when the battle Of Bunker Hill fought and
took pleasure in referring 10 Washington lafayette and
number OF other Revolutionary heroes whom ,ghc
had often seen during her residence in this city.
having been out Of New Rork but during the long
period Of her existence the city rapid strides
northwnrd, Mrs Wells obliged shift her place OF
residence but at each moving she manifested incina
Hence, 10 1893 md her eth domiciled as low down
town Narick street Nineteen years ago abe rented
apartments at 2o Narck street with the determination
OF spending the rect OF her days there decscd
she IN this stcp hat her relatives were unable psr
susde hor 10 remove. she was regular attendant AZ
church and attended vine worship the sabbath proceed
Ing her death. Her relatives, who live In Williamsburg
supported her comfortably and visited her frequently In
order that she might want for nothing Mrs. Wells
noted her repuguance stoves and hard coal M
the day OF her death She insisted burning nothing
but wood and took especial pride the bright polish OF
her old fashioned endirons Up to within day two Of
her death she did all her own houfe work, and hustled
around the place with all the spirit woman OF nifty
coroner. presented remarkably neat appearance and
from the antique style in which they Furnished
were quite curiosity 10 look at TIE antique chairs the
high rooted bedstcad the old familiar fireplace and tho
ancient pictures which hung upon the wall repetc
with history and 10 the mind of the antiquarian were
relics Of priceless value.
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BILLIARDS.

1,II,IJaRp TABLE wANTEp-IS d0oD cosDiff,|
Is with Balls, &c, complete thrae-qusrtsr asls weI
ict,er only 8 ", care A. o.. Clinton InsasSscs II
many, 81 Wall street.
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THE MEDIATION SCHEME REVEALED.
4 Batch Of Interesting Diplomatic
Correspondence.
Secretary Seward, Horace Greeley, Colo
RADIO Jewett, Count MERCER, Repre-
sentative Vallandigham, Louis
Napoleon, Ex-President Fill
more and Senator Sumner
ali Mixed Up Together.
% THE EDITOR OF rnB NEW YORK HERALD.

% THE EDITOR TnE NEW YORK HERALD.
Iet,sr herewith % Governor Seward vindicates the
Minister Of France N. MERCER Representative Vaandg
Aam Hon Horace Greeley and myself against late charges
u nirse," "dsoyaley,' and voators Of the law of
ITO m connection with mediation Urges further
tne North and administration With favor 70 the
friendly media onn policy OF France THAT the slave
question with southern independence, be submitted to
just international tribunal including Mr. Greeley medi
alton ctter TO me, and closing with OK President FIJI
and senator Summers views.
WM. CORNELL, JEWEIT.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

ZION sALE-BouRBoS wHIsREy.-leo BARRE
II old bourbon whskey very cheap VII Be sold 10 "a
Al IS sasssu street., room No. o.
: ppna 4 GRAY, SUCCESSORS OF W. Q. RuDx
1 golsbr sfed Philadelphia Ale for sale, Va barrels
bS.srsi. and bottles by VIM, J. HOWELL, agent Al M
Yhlrd Avenue corner OF b. Marks v cc,
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A BuRSHAas FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PA |
fseen rith and sirtb avenues Household furniture DO
and shipped 10 all parts o. the wori Covered wagon.
stored.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN, AN OFFICER IN THE NAVY, Al
"a on the Wilmington blocks desires 70 correspond Y
some young lady not over is with Wow 10 usatrim
Address Henry Lawrence, United States s42p ot.wsr ID
tab, OH Wilmington. N. O.. via Fortress Monroe
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Theatrical.

surng the past week there has been nothing worthy
Of especial motto u the theatres except perhaps the pro-
ducton Of little play called "onc Touch Of Nature" at
the Winter Garden. This drama was written
webster the celebrated iondsn actor ard his Part In
(pennoder)is q those eccentric roles which he and
Robson 50 much Affect. The plot OF the play brehy
ths:A colyst Il aIondon theatre recognizes IN the
leading actress his own daughter, who had been taken
away from his me years before by his wife, who had
clopcd with scducer. The father and daughter meet
at the foom q dramatic author, and the daughter
rehcarses scene in which aather recognizes daughter
and recalls himself 10 her recollection by describing
q her childhood The actress rehearses very
badly Tho eopyst takes the par, Of the father to assist
her After several trials he substitutes his own words
for those Of ,he play, describes his home and soon
wins his lorg lost daughter to his arms
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spoken. &C.
Ship Harriet. from Bordeaux for San Francisco Dec IT,
lat n, lon 20 10.
Ship Sanduskv Hail. from Liverpool for NYork Jan TO-
lat 10 81. Ion Is S.
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Teachers Institute.

The Teachers Of Public Schools, and al
intending to teach, are informed that 3
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
will be organized in the village Of Mani
,oToc. % Monday, October 10, 1863. At
eas O'Clock, 2 N, % continue ,'toh leng'h
OF tine az may soem desirable 10 those in
attendance.
.cachcIs throughout tic county .re tx,
psoted TO lie present, aud all others foeiine
az interest in the cause Of Education, re
respectfully iavtei to attend. AMI take
par, in thes exercises. District Beard.
will end his an excellent opportunity &c
supply their Districts with qualified Tescl-
ers for The coming viutcr.
The session Of the institute vii I'e held
at the School House in Distric, No I.
J. w. TIIOMBS, c. tSupt.
ps.e! September 81 1863
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Examination Appointments of
the County superintendent.
OFFICE SrP'r- OF Schools,
September 30ih. 1868.

-. The inspection Of applicants foT license
10 teach in the Public School. Of the
County Of Manitou DC, will be attended 10
Ivy the County Superintendent in the
months Of October and November, A.
1868, on the days and a, the places
hereinafter specified, to wit:
In District No. |, comprising Tho town.
Of Gibson, Mislicott, Two Creeks, and
Two Rivers, at the school house in the
village Of Ni.hico:t, on Nonlay, October
2s.b.
D:s;ric. No. 2, comprising the towns OF
Manitowoc. Mani'owoc Rapids, and New
ton, at the school house in district No. l,
village Of Manitowoc, on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 9th.
Dis;ric: No 3, comprising the towns Of
Coopesstown, franklin, and kossuth, a,
the school house in Schoo, District No.
near w Schimoncck'< in the town Of
kossuth, Gu Thursday, Get ooh,
Distric! No 4, comprising he towns Of
d Cato, Eaton, Rock lsod, Ard Maple Grove,
n, the school house near Harris Mil, in
the town Of Cato, On Saturday, October
3l,.
District No. 5, comprising the towns Of
Ecl.les. IL, Meeme, Centreviiie, and Llber-
~. nj the school house near II. Mulhol-
lands, in the town Of Meme, on Monday
November Cd.
All persons des gnine 10 teach in the
County, the coming wiarer, Uhose cerrii
este. expire this fall, will be pFsssn: a! one
Of these sessions.
Applicants viii please provide them
selves each with good lead T"nrii. sal
be present at he lime and place appoin:-
cd, promptly al Q o'clock A. NJ
J. W. THOMBS,
Comfy Superintendent
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Notice to Gre Gs:ays.

In Probate-Manitowoc County Court In the
matter of the Estate of Valentine Kaufman,
deceased
To all whom It may ccrcern:
Letters OF administration on sail estat, having
been issued to Caro'ire Kauffaapu. of Two Riv-
ers, Wis, on the 27fh dRy of July, 1863, and
six months from and after said day being allow.
ed and limited for creditors to preeent their
claims for examination and allowance. Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned will, on
the first Monday Of each month during said
term at his Office in he vii'sge and couuty oil
Msnitowoc, receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against said
deceased
HENRY 6. PIERPONT, Comfy Judge.
Dated Nsnitowoc, July 81 1863,
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E1a Probate.

STATE Of Wisconsin Manitowoc county, a.. In
the matter of the Estate Of Aaron " Walker,
deceased.
On reading and FILING the petition of Peter
Rowey, Of The town OF Two Rivers.i in the county
OF han'uvoc and State oi Wisconsin represen
ting. among other til ines, that ron V. Walk
or late OF the town Of Two Greeks Manitowoo
county, State Of Wisconsin, AZ Charlottesville
Kentucky, on the 18th dav Of March A. d. 1854
died intestate leaving goods, cha,tles and u.
tate wlrhin this county. aud praying that adj
ministration Of sr c-ttta be United unto
Ably A Wickam ard Steahen Elliott
l. is Differed, that said application be heard
before ne, at nv Office 10 the village of Mani
toToc, on the 18th dsy Of October A d. 1863
at 10 O'Clock 4 N. Ard it is furlhe. Ordered
thai notice 81 ga ia application and hearing b.
given 3y publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks, in the Manitowoc Pilot
a newspaper printed in said county, prior to
said hearing
HENRY S. PIERPONT, County Jugde.
Dated Sept. Is, 1868.
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State Of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-Nanito-
voc County. George Furh, against Frederic
LuehE and Frederick Lu-hr.
DY VIRTUE or Judgment Of Foreclosure
ID spi sale rendered nv ;he C,rcui: Court in
tN& Hsr sAe c@g"gY q HsujtaNec. Stste of Wis.,
pct-sse. al gh> General Term ~ said Court held
~ s5. aye All capa,y .; Maai,owoc in the
.aase v.s+essAeB sessa0 o0 the FIRST day Of Jnly
4 u. Uses, / ua sell 4 public ytnaue TO the
highest hitier at IN, Court House, i'll the viii
lagr NJ Nansoeot, ou the tbittccnlh l3hl day
OF November, A. d. SOS. az eleven O'Clock OF
thai dav, The FOL owing described property:
Al that certain piece parcel Of land situas
tel in the county Of Mahilowoc and State of
Wiscor sin AID being the south half of the south
half Of the west half of the south east quarter OF
Section No two y of Tow ship No eighteen
1877. north o Ran4e No. twenty three [23 east
containing twenty acres of land, more or less.
IRA p. SMITH. Sheriff
BY JOHN II. BURNS, Under Sheriff.
Dated Sheriff. Office, Aug 4 A. d. 1868.
WI NICHOLS Plaintiffs Attorney
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Take Notice.

DT mu'ul conscrt, the undersigned, parts
ID mere ard heretofore doing business under
tie mare and STYLE firm Of Eu ter and Kabke,
OF Aansowor, do herchy Dissolve the said part
nership. which dissolution is to take effect from
AID after the date Of this notice and further
'ake iotice that the Indebtedness OF tie said
f III will be 'iqnidated by Christian kabke and
+. II Rand, WAC row aud viii hereafter
conduct tie entire business. Persons owing
the firm Of Hunter snd kabke can discharge the
same by settlement with said Ci'ri-tiin ka BIKE
an T. II Ra d. AID they are hereby lotifed
tat the eaid Christian Kabke AID Z. il. Rand.
bY the Articles Of Dissolution, a,e the only per
sols Who can gre vail discharge for said
Indebtedness CHRIS AN KABk Z,
f. II RAND.
MarifoH DC, Oc.ober 3 / 1868.
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GEO. REED.

attorney an2 Counsellor at Lar,
Has resumed the practice of bis profession in
Manitowoc, aui car now promise to give
b prompt attel zion to ell professional business
entrusted to him.
80 Collections made in any part of the State.
For few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.