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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.

By GREEN Il WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
HANDSOME THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE
n AND LOT, WITH SToRRRooM UNDERNEATH, AT
AuCTIoN-On THURSDAY, the 10th instant, at
O'Clock p. m , we shall sell in front OF the prem
ices. on street north bet ween 9Th and 7th SITS,
Is feet front by lON feet deep. ming ba tx to q
wide alley, with large Storeroom, ParlOr, Sit:
ting, Dining Rooms, Kitchen, and Eleven Bed
Rooms.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
All conveyances at the cost Of the purchaser
This property is located in the central part of the
CITY ANY peraon wishing to make good invest
ment will do We IL to attend the sale
SEQ GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
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WRAPPIHQ PAPER for sale ct the Star office coun-
Tor, AZ Ax cents Per pound, jy99
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PREsENrATIoN.-On Saturday evening, Mr.
J. X. Hood, who has been the local editor of
the Chronicle since its ESTABLISHING MT, diss we'd
MS connection with that Office, and pre- yious to
Ieeying no was In viteu 10 the compoeins roo M
Wnere ne was presented by the compositors
with gold mounted cane as mark Of their
appreciation Of his services; Mr.. Byden m kine
the presentation, who was replied to appropri-
ately by the recipient.
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DIslAsIs OF 1HI Nllyous, SEMINAL, URINARY
AID 6I1uAL 6Ys9RMs.-NeW and reliable treat
ment.in Reports of the Ho,card Acknowledgment
u sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Address
Rhiladelphia, Pa. au f2.8m
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w HIDlS-HID1s& -.
w Ill 20 sold 8 Pubic 1ne "a 4; so,ocS
M, svths wharf on Sixth street. a.nineton, ~
the Governmsn Best Hidss on fane y va s1ls q
Ferns s.sh n rressur nosss. 70 3 ss,S z "
mS%isA' o. ttGSfon.ls aLt. COL. ana o. q. u.
rAIL AT sMITHH, 460 Seventh s:.est. % -
ayes 0lothsps - = ~ - " y
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6KQllf DISlAala.

Sassayitan's Gitt IL the most certain, safe and
edy ever discovered. Cures in two. 70 four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours No miner
81, no balsAm, NO mercury. Only ten pills to be
taken. 1t 10 the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be ex posed. Male pack.
ages, g.; female, s..
Sarnarstan's Root axd Herb J,siess-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, scrofua, Ulcers,
Tor o.. Bold By 8. @. Ford. Bee advertisement. ms
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PEoF. WOLowsEI.-We learn that this gen.
tleman has returned from his professional tour
TO New York, and has resumed his course or
instruction III vocal and instr umental music.
The P:oies5Or has gained much celebrity as
teacher CT he divine art, and it Is not strange
that his aid IL eagerly sought by those who
wish 10 perfect themselves either in .voca1iza.
ton or upon he piano. His rooms, are CEN
tra'iy loeat=d at the northeast corner Of Eley-
enth and street north -....-e
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BY ]. O. Mc4U 1K1 q UU. .AuctlOneets
IMPROVED PROPERTY OPPOSITE TIL EAST
L CAPITOL PARK AT PUBLIC AUCTION -O1 tn uhS-
on the premises We shall self the whole OF LOT NO
4, in Square No. 6a fronting ~ ieet tha on
Capitol Grounds,J between Delaware nvenae ana
First street east, and running back iis ieet o IN
and we'll built three story Brick D"eihn E-houss
~fae.;rsd the lot will be divided, selling the i'm
proved part separate from the he side lot
u months With interest, secured BY deed Of trust
on the premises.
a. aso J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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" NJ ScQ 6tAV00
Lot 0iloloth,
Hat Rack,
Lot Chairs,
Lot Carpetips,
I'm broidsred Curtains,
CaseCurtains& Corniess
Looking-Glasses,
Lounges 4 Aru-Chairs,
Workstand & RancyTable
ChAndaliers,
Reception Chairs.
Lot 0ttomans,
Merble-top Tables,
Sideboards,
Largs lot Carpets,
Stair Rods.
Large lot WAshstAnds,
LARGE lot Chamber Sets,
Book Caaes,
Together with many
rated in this schedule.
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n II
"A Corner Of 70 and T.genty-sscond streets.
Washington. D. G. August Is, 1853.
PUBLIC eALE6 OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS.
will take place at the Corral near the Observatory
in this city. on the first, third and 6fth WEDN1S
of the month $50
The property il condemned % unit for public
service.
Sales to commence st ten O'Clock Q. m. Of each
day, and be continued from day to day until the
mn rber on hand shall be sold. -a
Terms cash, in Government fund.-
an Is sat Captain, A. @. M. o. a
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cLARCHNf CAsEs.-On Wednesday. Georgiana
Iett on charge Of stealing S1s in specie from Mr.
!onn webster, IN whose family she was living
as servant. and she was sent to Jail by JUS
tice Ferguson for court.
On the same night, Frances Wheeler was ar
rested 6y officer Gibson for robbng her para
mour, Thomas Richards, OF small amount of
money, and she was sent to Jail for court by
Justice Eurguson.
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CTRAYED OR sToLEN.-On Thursday night,
- Sept lst from the premises of John Roche, in
9Th street. between NJ and streets. SoRREL
MARE, With sxhits face three white legs. two
the letter G on her shoulder. and her back little
sore from the saddle $40 reward win be given to
whoever will return her give any information as
to whereabouts she is SO as / cAn find her.
ea6
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O. n REWARD-Stolen from the plantation of
GOV the su bs sri Der, on sunday. tho 3Oth inst
a light BAY HORSE. about sixteen hands high,
rith . blaze face his hind fest white and fallen
shoulders.
The above reward will be paid for the detection
dollars for the horse when delivered. emma
&c l-eo4tH s near BladensburG.
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-Jas. Elan
igan, exposing his person. dismissed. S. r.
Herbert, drunk; Sl.25. John Carbury, do; dis
missed. August Stadleman, do; workhouse.
John Jones, do. 81. r. ]. johnson, suspicion
OF desertion; military. NJ. II. M. kendig, grand
larceny; dismissed. H. q. Cooper, swindlIng;
do e.. w. Campbell assault and battery; bail
for hearing. Jno. McManus disorderly; S1.9i.
john Armstrong, murder; Jail for hearing.
Peter Whiting, accessory; do. r. B. Elliot,
orderly; IS cents. Geo. King, Jas. King, vio-
lating city law John Murphy, drunk and dis
orderly; dismissed.
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limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE
PBRNffURE.
BelcusfNs to C. s. WoHach under fks Cpnf ,on,so. A.

In virtue of witt Of penditoxi erposias Issued
from the CLERK Once Of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia holding District Court aud
S.sH. at the residencs formerly occupied bY q. 8.
Mallaeh, on Indiana avenue, No. south side, be-
day OF ptember instant. commencing ct 10 clock
q M the following Goods, Chattsls, and Furniture,
seized. ibelled and condemned as the furniture OF
G 8: Hallach. and viii be sold for the use OF the
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FATAL ACcfDENT.-Yesterdayu morning Mr.
John Geo: Fuss, Of the nrm OF fuss and Ban.
GEL RroPrfetors OF the restaurant under FRANK.
from the second story wiudow az h,s honsa an
Seventh street near II, aud fractured his skull,
causing death In few hours. mr.. Fuss aftef
closing the restaurant went home, and rather
low window. His wife called him To 90 To had
and ne replied that he would in q Re W min nj ter.
and remained in the chair and fell asieep.
Aoont -FOUR o'clock he fell from the window
but was uEavailing. and the sufferer died about
O'Clock a. m. He was extensively known to
our German citizens. "
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~ NEW DOME,
WASHINGTON. Sept. s, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at tas Off CO
s1o tnSdeeS tons best quality cGasERnNp
COAL and twenty Eve tons best quality ANfsaA
q. g. Capitol Extension prior to November LIST,
1853.
Tie bids will be opened on Monday. the 2lst inst,
The right ia reserved to rejsct any or all of the
government to do 90. They must be endorsed
"Proppes.s for Fnel foF q 9 Capitol Extension
and New Dome .rard xdd ~ .s1 H g + wxsr
ea52v.' General Superintendent. &c.
UNOR SALB-A BAY MARE, four years old, can
r trot close to three Hinutes, . set SfN
HANN EsS.~snd gULkF.i, Also. 9. new 1@N
ridinE SADDLE, BAlDhk and MARTIN -
GALE: Inqufre 30. the Steamed Oyster House.
No 90 Prince street. Alsxsudris, We ss4-lN-
ICn slE1NTH Szl1DTs The best Rlsos u
uLoFaIHSc- = = = I'LL
.
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CHARGE AGAINST A GOyRRNNpNr Drr,,
TIvE-One Of the Government detective ON.
GERS at Alexandria has been held to hair ~
o - geil in the sum OF 81 ZOO, on complaint
celvlng from him the sum of SIO0 IN order To
screen s MN from the consequences Of his yiola.
uon OF Order No. q. by selling intoxicating IL
q"ors; mr.. farquhar was nevertheless ar rest
"a anu nned, and brings against the detec flye
s. charge OF receiving money under false pre-.
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Cushion Chairs,
Lot MAhos'y Wsshstands
Lot MAhoGy Wardrobes.
Lot Mahov'y Bureaus.
Lot Bedsteads,
Beds and Bedding,
Bolsterg and Pillows,
Butter Trays,
p ne Tables, o..
Stair j. PAssAeeO Arpetine.
MAttresses& Reatherbeds.
Lot Stovss.
Rocking Chairs,
Me dicine Chest,
Vene ian Blinds,
Lot Comforters,
Lot Kitchen Furniture,
Easy Chairs,
Iron Bedsteads.
other articles not enume-
WARD II, LAMoN,
u. g. MarBhG
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BOARDING..

A FEW TABLE BOARDERS CAN BE AC.
"A commodaled at No. 4C2 Thirteenth street b.
tween q and II streets &c 7-3tt
u OOMS WITH BOARD-In a private family, for
II gentleman and wiv. 8, single gentlemen, at
44c Twelfth street, between g and II. Reference
reGuired A-3te
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HOUSE LOTS FOB SALE
IL TERMS EASY.
q. on sd It. " above M st.
6. cor. DIVA. ave and 10th st.
9. on 23d st. W bet. n. Y. ave, and st.
5. on Pa ave- bet. 9Th and 7th a.
5. On D ST., bet. 9Th and 7th Q.
a. Cd @, near I.:h w.
5. Oh 2lst W. above ct.
Call ct No. 277 1 street. after O'Clock p. m
an l-eotf
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FATAL ACCIDENT-About four O'Clock yes
terday morning, Mr. James o. Bateman, who
was engaged at the depot in coupling cars, was
ran over by car and was so badly injured
that he died in a few hours. 1t appeared that
he had signalled for the train to back down and
run before it to raise the coupling, when he
umbled and fell on the track, the wheels OF
one of the cars passing over one leg, breaking
it in three places, and making frightful wound
under one arm. He was carried to the Sani-
tary Home on Capitol Hill, and from thence to
his residence at the corner of g street north and
Third east, where he died in about two hours.
The deceased was about thirty EIGHT years OF
age, and leaves q wife, but no children
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COO REWARD.-Stolen from my enclosure. on
e ~ Thursday afternoon, Septen. Der Sd, dark
SORk Ell, MARE; rather above medium height;
long tail; slight saddle mark her right side also
slightly fretted from the collar in the name hind
shoes off: in tolerable order. The above reward
will be given Il any one returning said mare to
my residence Oh Rock creek, or will bring me such
inform alton Is Will enable NE to get him.
fe5St. PEIRCE SHOEMAKER.
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GAME TO THE FARM OF CAPT. W. A r
= Maddox. ia miles above Georgetown. RED
COW, with whIts face. The owner is requsst.i to
come Onward, prove property. pay charges aad
take heI away or it will bs disposed of
law saSof
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ROARD1NG.-F Four or five gentlemen can obtain
- Board ard Rooms at $50 sire t, within one
square OF Wiiards' and the Treasury. Also sfeW
day hOarders accommodated. sc SGT
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TAKEN Up ESTRAY.-0n the End inst. a small
the ofsa T5 old With
to COME forv ard prove property pay char .,es an
tai him away, Apply to ChAS. GIBSON, St,
bet nth and lSth. aai
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FoRp's THEATRE.-Ldst Week Of the Ndidd
Oueen.-The manager announces to-day, the
last week OF the lovely scenic drama, the
.sNaiad q ueen." No one regrets this more than
the manager himself, but pressure Of other
engagements render it necessary that this
should be the final week. The usual matinee
will be given on Saturday, when our country
friends will have an opportunity of visiting
the theater. The Naiad Queen will be played
this evening.
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FIRE.-About ~ o'clock on Saturday night,
the back store room of the grocery of Mr.. Jas.
Ginnity, corner OF Fourteenth and L streets,
was destroyed by fire. The room, which was
OF frame, adjoined the brick store, and was
filled mostly with liquors, the destruction Of
which, with other goods stored there, will
amount to about 81 SOC, on which there is no
insurance. The Franklin, Union, Metropolitan
and other companies were promptly on the
ground, and TO their exertions is the saving of
the nc Jain building ascribed.
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MILITARY SUBSTITUTES.

T'HE UNDERsI9NED-A DRAFTED MAN
i and one who believes himself unfit for ssrs vice,
although accepted desires to furnish q good snd
legal Su bstitute to whom he il willing to pay $40
cash, or $259 cash with bonus of S3 per month
60 long said substitute is in the service. Apply
Immediately TO JOHN w. MACDONALD,
.e52ts Room FL, War Dept.
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500 hea sne
B.l.iposs esanty Ma sstgrdsy night as 1nc
right hand foot white And one DARK SOkA1L
MARE medium siss blind IN ens g. xat e ne
and a55 additional for the arrest Of the thtsf. =
WIN. p. nIOH6f1lNss
25s q National Bookstore, 0IaeAs ayenne
sps btt, Uth ~ atb ats.s WashinssQss w
as 80 ,s,,s,.szssa.as.& - sssS y
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FpOARDING.-A few Weekly and Table Board
IL can he sccomn odated at No. 13i Twenty
second street, betw. and L. The location is
very pleasant one, AMI within one hundred ysrds
of the Avenue. > St
rNHE LARGE WELL-FURNIsHED HOUSE ON
First street, CAY 4tol BILL between ant 3
streets. IS row reary, rooms all large, cool ana
convenient, for gents and their wives OF single
gents: Dinner at 6; breakfast from to g.
az 22-2w"
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t'ARM FOR SAL1-A very superior Farm of 30
L acres, With good Dwelling II ,use /; large Barn
and Stable for II horses new Corn House and all
other needfu! buildings. The Farm is in good
cultivation and offers I'D vsntages seld I'M to be met
with 1t is only eight miles from Washington For
further particulars Apply personally to w. A.
BATCHELOR, on the Seventh street road, or if by
letter address w. A BATCHELOR Silver Springs
Pott Office, Montgo merry county, Maryland
Possession can be given Immediately.
m
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y tsvn 70 bay yoVr oL0zHIN6 IN
- asstss. aSs 49,
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SheriH's sale.

State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court -Nanito-
voc County John 4. butcher and George Lee
Fevre agairst ARIEL Brown. William IA low,
Lisell Nallow, Eiz beth Norris, late Elizabeth
Adams. Frederick IIaKer a Matthias Hug.
DY Virtue OF Judgment of Foreclosure and
ID Sale rendered nv The Circuit Court in and
for the county of Mantowoc State of Wiscon-
Gin at the General Term of said Court, he'd at
the village aud county of Manitowoc, in tn
above entitled action on the % day of Jul. A
d 1863 | will eel at Public Feudue TO the
hiq est bidder at the Court House in the villa ge
of Mauitowoc on the thirteenth day Of Novem-
Der, A. d. 1868 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
that iav the following described property or So
much thereof as will raise the amount of said
judgment and costs, to~wt:
. All that certa piece or parcel Of land situa~
tsd i, the county of Manitowoc and State OF
Wisconsn, and known aud described as fol-
lows, to wit: Commencing at the north west
corner Of Lot No four (4) in Section No. thirty
two (32 in T,wu ship No. nineteen l9), Range
No tweuty-iour t24D running east to the Lake
tventy>rvo Cha ms AID twenty FIVE Links ;
thencc along the Lase shore due soutt six
Chains and forty five Links 90 c. & As L J !;
thence west to the Section line tNenty-four
CHAINS and twerty L. ks; thence north six
Chains AID forty-fye Links to the place OF be-
ginning. containing teen acres of land, being
the north part OF the said Lot No four 4 In
Tosnshp No nineteen 10 north OF Range
No. twenty >iour -2i- east.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff
Ry joins II BURNS Under Sheriff
Dated Sheriff Office, Aug. 4, 1868.
WV. NJ NICHOLS, Plaintiff s Attorney.
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ar k'FCIa de-,

State Of Wisconsin. Hanjtowoc county, Sc. In
the matter Of tue Estate'of Aaron V. Walker.
deceased.
o. reading aud Filing the petition Of Peter
Rowl,F, Of the town o. Two Rivers n, the county
Of Ia;itowoc and State oi Wiscousjn. represap.
tag among otlei sthing-, that A ron V. Walk
er late OF the town OF Two Greeks Iaaitowoc
county, State Of Wisconsin, al MumlordsyiIle
Kentucky, on the 18th Gay Of Msrcn 4. ,. 1864
aien intestate leaving goods, chatiies and es-
tate within this County. and praying that ad-
minis,ration e o. d estate be granted mt,
ABBY : Witkam AID Stephen Elliott
/. is Ordered, that said application be heard
before ne, at my Office, in the village Of Mani
towoc, on the 18th day Of October, A d. 1868
1T 10 O'Clock A. NJ. And it IS further Ordered
that notice of said application aud he.rin, n.
given by publishing copy of It's orler for
three successive weeks, in the Manitow % Pilot
newspaper printed in said county, prior TO
said hearing.
HERYS PIFRPOT, County Jugds.
Dated &c t. u. l2sa.
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Records of the Town of Eaton

N1UIItE Is IiEREB1 TIN EN 10 AT peT-Cns
~ concerned tat the residence OF the Town
CieIk If Eaton, Mani o@oc county, vas recent
~ Destroyed by fire, and with it al the Record.
of said TOM Persons having claims against
the town, aud those who had Mortgages, Judg
Incnts and other papers on file, are requested 20
ren them az soon as possible
Is u also desired that eli persons holdin q
Town OLders on said to~n should present them
OIL or before the Zuth If November, az it is in
tended 10 raise tax enough this fall 10 pay the
Indebtedness Of the town.
By orisr Of the ard % Supervisors Of said
Tosp. DAVID DsilkA, Town Clerk,
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Mamtowoc County Court, So
In the matter OF the estate Of Johann Jeckel
deceased
n this 81 day Of October, A. D. 1863, upon
~ readirg aud fling the petition If Aargan.
tia LiudloCf, OF the gown Of Lbcrgy, in the
county Of M,nt)wOc and State of "isco sin
sa'ing that johann Jeckei, Of Two vers IL
said county. d I'd intestate, on or about the Sfh
day Of August, A. d. 1886, and prayj,g th,t
John c. EgGers be appointed adminislrt or Of
the estate Of the sid deceased.
II i ordered, Tint the said application be
heard before me at the Probate office in the
viilaga OF Manitowoc, in said Hanifowoc county,
Oh the 81 day Of November. . 1868, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that dav.
A il is further ordered that notice Of said
application aud herring be giv = by publishing
a copy Of this order for three successive weeks,
once in each week, in the ''Nanitow. Pilot
a newspaper printed in said village Of Mantle
woo, prior to said hearing
HENRY 5. PIEKPONT, County Judge,
Dated Oct 1t 1853.
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Notice of F0rfefted Lots.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ?
AAEIrowoC COUNTY
Village Treasurer's Difice,
Two RIVERS. Ocinher 18th. 1859

Village Treasurer's Office,
Two Rivers, October 18th, 1868
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN lots or parcels of land lying in the village
OF Two Rivers ard Safe OF Wisconsin, viii oe
forfeited unless the taxes leyied on the same la
the year 1861, together with interest, Costs
and charges due thereon shall ne paid fer the
same before the 18Th day Of January next, aud
that on aud after I5fh day oil January ucxt
purchasers Of sale certificates dated will
be entitled 70 conveyance on the lofs Or par
GELS OF lard described in said certificates of s4le,
according to the Charter OF said village, TO wit
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Notice /!

u SCHULTZ L co having disposed Of their
l. Shoe Shop and stock to c. SCHULTZ g.
CO., hereby notify their customers that they de
sire to settle I'D their business, and wish all
those indebted To them to call at their office.
one door east OF the old st,nd and pay up
The old firm sill continue the Tanlery Ba=i-
meas as heretofore, and are always prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, for Hides,
Skins, &c.
F. SCHULTZ l. co.
kanitc-oe, Oct. 81, 1854,
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Sheriff. = IL.

The State of Observation-Disclosures COUNTY
Circuit Court. Frederick 9. Jcrc Is, against
Charles Durand, Gorge Rice, and .oTge H.
Barth U.Cmt ". Execution.
BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of and
Under the seal Of sid Court IN the bova-euti
ted action, 10 ne directed aud drlyered. and
against tie personal anl teal iropeitv Of aid
Charles DIrand George Rice. aud George II.
Bartholomew, have seized a.d levied npon he
f'ilowing-dgs fiyed lea' estate End al the ri.ht.
TT ard Interest," which the said def ndsn;s, OF
either Of them hal in and 70 he property at
the date % the docbetIng Of said indg nenr, to
wit: on he seco'd Day Of July, A. D. 1868, or
haze siuc. acquired:
Lots nos from ore i to twenty four 81
in Block 3 in Reeds adlit0r t. the VILLAGE o
Manitowoc, MuntowOc county. Lots nos from,
one i to twenty eight - % in Book c
Of said addition. LOIS nos from one i %
twenty eight Is il Block I Of said addi-
ton.
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Taken Up.

DY the Subscriber, living on the town line
ID road, on or about the 25th of Septemhe, ,
a HEIFER, about one and one-half years old,
white color, with rel pots on the hind legs.
and dark red nose tip. The owner is re-
au.sr ed to prove property pay charges and
take her away. JOHN b. LEST.
Manltowoc, Oct. 18th, 1868.
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Strayed.

E'RON Ne subscriber. about FIVE week ago,
L COW eight yeors old Her color i W re
WIN orowo neck aud brown fore legs Ary
laiorHat'on concerning her viii be thankfully
received AMI suitably rewarded by
jolly OCHS.
Tso Rivers, Oct 10 n, 1sas
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rJ,AKFy UP.--Rv the subscriber, On the 18th
Of October, 1S63, lark bay HORSE with
= black ma e aud tail and has white spot on
his nose The owner can have the same by
proving property and pay c"arge'
THOS. HOPPER.
Section "a town of Eaton.
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