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Reception OF the oaribasdi Guard.


q.
HEADQUARTERS, TwrJrE RnorsxsT n. q. s. NJ vi
NEw YoRK, June no, 1864.
I. Pursuant TO resolution OF the board o. Ocers,
this command will parade, fully armed aud equipped
tho nth instant, participate 10 tho reception OF the
irty.ninth regmont how York vour lssrs-" Garibeld
Guard"
Line win be formed on Wash ngtop Parade Ground,
right Unvorsity place. at one O'Clock precisely Field
and sta mounted) will report 10 the Colonel n bead
quarters, AT half past twelve O'Clock Tho nOn.oomms
stoned stat aud drum CORPS Will report 10 The adutant
tho ground ten minutes before the hour OF formation.
Q. Commandments Of companies directed 10 carefully
revise and their company rosters and The
the Colonel n reeDnentsl headquarters, or
before the Gath instant. by order.
COLONEL WILLIAM q. WARD.
WV L. Brnws, First Lieut.. and Actg. Adhut
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Bosroy, lure 10, 1894
Fairly this morning IRE broke out In buildings Nos
10 and ~ Rowos wharf occupied By Messrs Lewis
nissn merchants. The building nearly destroyed,
with large assortment Of co,on our snd west India
goods. The Ioss estimated a $50 coo, which 10 mostly
insured,
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Bosrox, Juns 10, 1854
The schooner Nancy Mills reports that British steamer
loft 81. George, Bermudan the night the 4th Instant
toy Wilmington, North Carolina she WINS commanded by
Manht, late or The Florida and her mate was tho
who shot ngioeer Of the CHESAPEAKE she had ave
heavy suus on freight
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that thosc crmsuss haA siesdy bsss court end b
saw 70 eouns "a their comug b. Congress- 70 ask u e
they shall 10 allowed ~ into sDs - STATES oOuf1
" nave c,sTugt claim coairm mod. He preseated the
rosouthus H tnp osornis Legnlas1rs asaanss tho
op~nsnK " soB qup1tton wb,ch read
the morning hour. tfA7 p 4
rss IsDfAs ArTrorxrArsoH nxI-
IN motion az Mr.. FEAxnpgn. (rsp Ma, tina 0Duats
prooeeden n tbs cnusidessioa indian Approprar
Son btu - reported with tas smsadnenss a sns
bipanos Committee. eta n 49, ~ ET1 te7-7-
the OIL vas read At leoeth and she varfosn amend
MEETS acted upon, Tho soaats bong IN committee Of
the wh0te 10y I
the ARnv APrnoPRiAYIow MuI.
NJ HOWE, (resl " VIA made report the Com
mnteo OF Conference or the Army Appropriation bill.
win recon- mendAtoa that the vecsdo from ss
smssdmsnsr n the section squssns tho pay q United
hessrs su.sn., (rep Of hass. and Cossaa approved
OF the oomWhoe's report.
without action, tho senate adjourned 4sa
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Hyett's ga. BIZ Do,sbie strength Life
RALsAM-Thcumatisu IL It's mos. painful forms; sss
Ulcers fever sores The wors. case. OF the blood
mcrenrin cofnplain,n debility. liver klhney q!
p,lon hc certainly cnTeh py THIS Kres'
purifier uYATrs "a. b. BALshM hSs Gu ed then.
ards OF OF tesc and similar dissasss Nn ~ WI NOT
certainly cnre which be r.ached o. N
taken in acco-dance with ths dwec,inns org conr pcf
boite SIX Tor S2, The "A BIZ 10 ONLY " he pris
cipai depot 2T5 Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-11
General Foster Ordering the Fire
ON Charleston and Fort Sum
ter to be Increased.
Gallant Dash BY Gen. Gordon On the
Rebels at Jacksonville.
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL FOSTER
1ntsnded Organization Of Volunteers
In Florida,

The United States transport Arago henry A. Gsdsdsn
Commanding, from Port Royal June I, arrived at this
port yesterday she brought the usual mails, ninety
nrst class and two hundred second class passengers
Among her passengers General Gordon and staff
The United States steamer New ironsides arrived Hill
on Head on the morning OF tho 9Th or Charleston
~ seven P. NJ 7th inst. received iafO nation that the
United States steamer Queen with stores had
rived the previous evening" After the Nov Ironsdes left
Charleston harbor tho 9th inst Sulvans Island bat
9ery 6red two shells At the fleet wooden inside
yhe range long, but did not quite reach the
Aehooner blockade running steamer attempted to
put the night Of the ath fred grounded
She Middle Ground, where she completely knocked
10 pieces. su -
Admiral Dah,gren arrived from Hilton Head on the
morning OF the 7th. asst fas# r
We are indebted to Purssr Ely for the delivery OF
deepatchea
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Earopcaa sfyIe.-ciass letters and
Numbers gdsd stained for signs and residences Psa
terra order. lQ7 Fulton street vs.
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r.. n. sinam0ns e Co.-Covfng tom. Ky.
sHELsf ExraA CLASS 271--Juno TO- 1854
az, 10, rs, So, &, 43, SIS, 81. 10. 40 as g. 4, II.
Glass 37s-Jane 10. 1884,.
~ 81, g. IS, 90, 5s, ., Is, II, IL, u, 3, ~, A.
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Murray. Eddy d co.--Cavington. Ky.
RESrUcKY, RxraA Class s7s-Juns 10. 1884,
49, 10, ~ ~, 7G, 81, Ia, 2s, 80 TO- 40, 1s, "a.
KxHrUoxy. CLASS 3Ti--June 10, 1851
"a, IL, 81, 60, 81, 80, So So H. a. 49, 81, /, 80.
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Er<,ptions, FrcckIes. Pimpses, Tan,
Nnbrn FI.ah WORM. ana all skin Deformss cursd ~
GouRAUDs Itslian Asdicsssd Soap o. hs depot No ~
Broad wat
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Gournus''s Pondrc subtii rproots Hnfr
from fo-eheads or part OF the body vi warrantes
al his depot 4S3 Broadway
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Hnl's Hair Dye, SO Csnts-BiacG or
Bro~p I1ssaneous, reliable. Depot No. Barclay sreeA
Sold By ali druggfsts. 40 NNN4r
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MauCer's Standard, Reliable PNrfh-
and Cloth Tags for shipping cotton wsek &C. ~ No
nufactursra lis Chambers street
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Fireworks, observation-disclosures
Excelsior FrswOrts rsss aga Ssgsl z.
way Public and private exhibition furniss4d.
FUNSTON sCOFIELD. No. y Dey strcot.
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Prizes Cashed In All isRa,ixei Lotfe-
ries aud Information given. qALLAGHRR BENJAMIN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street, Phisdelphis
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Tho Turf

The Turf.
UNION COURSE, LoN0 IsLAKD-TKOTTING.
FaDAr, June 1oNatoh 81 000 mile heats, best three
in i've, In harness. 4tns
H. Woodruff named b. m Baby Bale. ...........I l 1
d Phfer named h 4 Fort 70 val .............2 2 q
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poysl Havana Lotsery.--GO Per Cent
Maid for pry.s information Form she'd The high
est rates paid FOR Dcuboons and oil kinds OF God and ST.
TAYLOR &OOs Blankets, 70 wan street. ". Il
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Prizes Cnsnrd Ira ara LcEaIszsd Lot
JAKE Irs Broadway, Nav York city.
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..Iier Majesty, Chanpag ROY
ri WfLe OF England SO per kfter July xz3 peg
case. w. HENRY WARD, 81 Exchange plaes.
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France. Ellis ~ Co.-Etanagsrs.
IdsRARv, ExrHk CLASS l2i-jdne H. 1874
~, so, a, 80, 61 ~, rs, 81, 80 68 g. 10, IS, Al
CLASS i.2-Juns 10. 1885 -
So. TO- ST. 80, 80, 20, rs, n, a, SO, 81 &C. co. 81
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Prizes Cashed In ali Legal Lottertcs.-
street room 4 Nav York.
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Royxi havana Lottesy.--Thc Highest
uranium paid for rrzss Information given. Doubloons
wanted ALECK 90, Brokers,
Nos ~ and Is Pine street, New York
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Ana rrrosistibie Attrsctton.-The Nav
style Of Hais introduced BY that celebrated msnu
factuFer. KNOX seems 70 possess powerfut sasacyc
when ted IN the wlndn Of the At the
crner OF Fulton street and Broadway draws crowds Of gur
chasrrs Its sriy neat and elegant u OF beautiful
fabric snd respect d.fes cjrnpssion. Knox 10
bsune 10 keep the lead Ia Tits busincss.
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OMcssl Circulars en- shelby College Lot.
tory furnished by SIMMONS ROGERS CO., New Tori
Post otucs.
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Grover & Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic stitch sewing Machines los Broadway New York.
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Lottery Tickets Ca.ned.--rn 20 n ( 10 RI
Given. JOSEPH BAIbS Broker. tNV
II Wal street, No. l.
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Highest Pre- msum Lock reitcn Sewing
Machines wHgELER WILSON, Ga Broadway.
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Eight Carries do Vistte FOR S1.-Pro0rs
shown In Eve minuie at TAITS corner OF Coraudt ana
Green Wioh streets. ~ r1Is.asas s..tafMr
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Diege--.n sacks, SIS. walking Coats,
$40 W 81. White dock Vests e5. Summer Clothing
CLARKE. liz and ia william streee
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beautiful Compile xion.-- La RAJ Q
Bloom Of everything for preserving and
bssuufying ire complexion and skin AS broadway and
Afuautsta ave-
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A A a A A Thousand Refri gsratcrs
retail ct wholesale prices
x. b. BAsstoRU's 0res,Bsrsar. Cooper Institute
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Perfect uatr Dve-Miiler's, only 50r.
W. hoI y w. saeld S MI drusgists. psres " psx sssk
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.


The Cheapest sad beat Newspaper In
eE the Country.
The WEEKLY HsEAtD for the present week ready this
Saturday morning, viii conta,ns- m
full account OF the operations OF General sherman e
forces in Gcorgis accompanied with Nap showing the
Positions Of the on the 10th apd ed Nay
aud 81 the Battle Of New Hope Church. full particulars
by our special correspondents Of the Battles and VIC
tories OF the Army OF the Potomac in It's advance on the
Rebel Capital an account the Victory at the Head Of
Tue shenandoah Valley and OF the Capture OF Stanton,
cn report Of The Proseedngs Of the Baltimore Repub.
nean Convention; later aews from Europe and Central
America Poetry; Interesting story; Facctie Scientific
ard Agcu tural News; sporting Intelligence full reports
Of Abe Money Commercial, Cattle, Horse and Provision
Markets and vsJisty of other interesting and useful
reading mfr#.
IS; ten copies, slS Singles copies, In wrappers, rve
cents each. ..
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Defiance Fire and BurgsR = eroos IN Ses.
Also Sdeboard and Parlor Safes. a.. 49,. :. =
Murray street, cornePsf co.ler 49, shs" ps''' ''
PATRICK
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JeweIry and Watches
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by GEO. O. ALLEY, AIS Broadway, door -
low Canal street. formerly III wAn street. @rs
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TAFT ffLEk importorN - Cedar swess
Purgation, Purgation. Purgasaos.
rbs enforcement, Of this method OF cure, By BRAR-
DRETHs PILLS In sickness has saved hundreds OF ,h0u
sands OF lives Every day mass Rusipeias.
Of very Malignant character cured simply BY their a'e .sA
lamentations internal sumsr q two years.
standing which had resisted ether means csosu
ally removed by less Than dozen boxes astoEusAsl
gentleman was given ap BY able physsisns who sAA
he could no, recover Bul Brandseth's Pns were thsa
sivep, four every four hours AFTER 'o.h portion
change .oos place aud Of boxes cured him pfsc
IL Of constipation which would have been hisdes.s Rs
ference, with pleasure at principal ONCE BRANpHsrHv
PILLS are the while they ,he
tain, medicine known. PRINCIPAL oYrrcs, BRAID
RErH HOUSE, New York sola also At No. ! uniss
square; Philadelphia IA North Eighth street. By al -
Specialize druggists See ,hs. D Bandrs.h y o. the s"r
srnmsn, stamp
sens.s African Fever end Asus cuts--
No. cure all bu. sure FOR Fever md Asac, issps'
rovares OF uoshs I'm ctoshsaG Fo<Sid-
den ~ Cedar GsRss s SaSfsIs s,ur. po.
r,~.... E,as,ic stcc kinxs, stc--marsn
CO a Radical Cure Truss once onps a. No. vssy srssA
LADY attendant
the Poor Little sufferer VITA be I'm me-
s,.,sy relieved b. using MRS ~iSsLows sooorarsc
ayRuP for children tssshiny sofens tho gums rraucss
Inflammation cures vino colo ailays al pain, saa svss
the child qust nssuro sleep from witch swsses inyis
o...d and r.fr.hss psrr-csy sssn all cases, mloas
q uoshasa ~ ssaulL
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Dr. j. CIawson K~lley's Mcdfcnl once.
81 Bleecker strsee-Dscsse. OF the Lungs. Liver
NELLEY's medicines can only be ohsiusd IL Nav VI
tho of1ce, 50 Biesoker street. ~" ,'~x~
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Ton partially laden with PRIV visions, 10. Our men sci
nre 20 Der 10 scvea places and dsytght Fort asweu
ana hatteres o,eued heavy ore boats nh shs
seo shell which cmpeiIed them 70 return without Dom
paesAg be- dossruets0a.
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COrnsy BumfOns, InverIed Nails, En-
all
Inconvenience 20 tho pateas By DR. HAoiARIE. Bag.
COON ChiropSdist. 76o Brosdwax ..
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DR.. Hunters once - at ~. Division
street. New York city ne has ssAsr once Ea.ahnsts ID
1884, Eight and private eaArAnco He
erupions and spots on the skim ulcers AZ all knds, he
pertaining the urinary organs rheuuNetnc 40 IyoS
on Fratv, Nervous Debility EARLY IndIscv ,en
Consutsuen gratis Hours in. from A. Il unkii ~,
r NJ -
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what River I'm Germany Does PHI al0 n
SONS Might Blooming Cereus' remind you of The
beautiful Oder.
What are all other essences compared with PHALONS
might Blooming Cereas?" Evtnescences. 1 fe
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"A Baa Hvesth.-Uow Macy Low. WIS is
has sepsr~ssd--Asw mssy friends for ever psreaN Is
oHest 8 radtcAI c1rs The BALM % fHoUs AND
FLON'RkS . dentifrice nfaht and morning IL -
bsausaes tho ornpfexIes. Pss 90 csnts For sale ~
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cristadOro's Hair Dyc, Frcsevvativs
and Wig Depot, wholesale
The dye applied by akifal artistx
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Dsafassa, Impaired signs.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTfON0 IN AxHu
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
0ArARRH OF YHK TYMPANvU yruo0u
MEMBRANE, OBHfRuTICON1 ~, III
KUbTACHIAH TUBS

And every disease Of the Rye and Or rsaurtns cline
medical or surgical AID atsendsd = y Dr.. vow RIsN1.
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DR.. Marshall,s CassrrA and Headaehs
snun an agreeable remedy tNr ali diseases Of Ne
ons after usns are dehtu and nvRorasina and the
relief Immediate Sold by Ill d<uggissa Try II
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| Rene,s African Fever end Ague Cute--
Not all but FOR Fever Ant Asac ibep-'
4 20 Liberty street. up stairs
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Choice vanSiia BeaWs-In QuantitssS
% suit for ssls By TAFT TyL1R, Imrsrtsr CsdAs
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rrus,ss. Elastic stcc kinxs, tc~-warsn
co "a Radical CURE Truss once ony s.No vsssy street.
fAdy attendant
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ravaQos or Moths An ctoshtnG Fo<bid-
A.. ~ r.da, r.mphar Sold By droggists
WV - ~ HARRIS CHAPMAN, Ncturers, Bostvn
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4 Deafness, Catarrh, aHd All Dihsasest
the Throat Aud Air Passages necassfu trostod
DIS LIGHTHrLLA s. H. Marks paana -,
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Boots, Shoes. G.i.sss. &s--An styles,
at present prioes. TER3fH Son, BOotnakexs. g
Nassau strose Aad 0pl Broadway. ~
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An the Latest >>tyiss OF NOr,ng ana
ssvi.I .san:rss SCORE GR4SIrs HALL. La yaisss
street. ooay DroadWay. eeH -
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-07-28
AN UNDERGROUND STORY.

AN UNDERGROUND STORY.
From Milan we went to Parma, and
having spent week In the latter city,
Wardwell and myself bought horses to
carry us to st. Stefano, the man Of whom
we bought them pledging himself to buy
them back at any time within ajmonth,
ifw did not injure them. only deducting
q moderate price for their use. St.
Stefano is at the head waters of the Taro,
and distant from Parma some five-and-
forty miles. 1t Is nestly away at the foot
of the Appenines, and we had been in
vited hitherto by our friend Montallo,
who owned an extensive vineyard there.
We had first met Michael Montallo in
Genoa, and as warm intimacy sprang
up between us, and as he promised us
any amount of pleasure, we accepted his
invitation to visit him. He had gone on
few days in advance to prepare for our
coming.
We were fortunate in our horses, for
we obtained two noble ones, and their
keeper assured us that If We started be-
times in the morning We should have no
difficulty In reaching st. Stefano before
night. We started early-only half an
hour after the sun was up-and as the
road followed the bank of the Taro near
ly all the way, the ride was delightful
one. 1t was only three o'clock when We
reached Compiano which was only ten
miles from Mon.allo's residence. After
leaving this place we left the river, and
found ourselves among the mountains,
the road winding around among lofty
spurs of the range. We had reached
point where the path had crossed a swift
mountain torrent and had just crossed
the bridge, when dozen horsemen ap-
peared before us. There was no mistak-
ing those habits; the tall, peaked hat
with its gaudy band; the short, embroid-
cred jackets; the blue shirts, and the
leathern belts with their load of weapons.
"Stand and deliver!" were the first
words we heard and after few mo-
ments hesitation we concluded to obey.
We begged of them to allow us to retain
our portmanteaus and clothing, but they
would allow us nothing. They were
dark, savage-looking meh, long Injured to
crime, and l could find nothing Of that
romance about them which had 80 often
heard of in connection with the Italian
banditt; but, on the contrary, they were
low, vulgar-looking fellows with hang
dog look, that forbade all thought of any
such thing as "lady-love" in connection
with them. They took our portmanteaus,
with all our clothing, our watches and
money, and then bade us 60 on. found
myself lighter in burden TO the amount
OF five hundred dollars in money, watch
worth hundred more, and clothing
worth perhaps another hundred. Ward
well had been wise enough to leave most
of his money in Parma, so his loss was
not so much. So when we reached
Montallos our pleasure was somewhat
damped.
"Never mind" he said, when we had
told our story" Ihave clothing enough,
and if you have escaped Delmarto and
his band with your lives, you should con-
slider yourselves fortunate"
"Then they are known ?" said I.
Known" repeated my host with o
dubious shrug If the shoulders, "Ishonld
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

WHAr SpRIvc Will BRING Form. =
4 Washington >ponden; Of the New
York Times SAYS: The North and West
lie under the danger Of thinking thai the
rebellion is caving in all four sides, from
weakness. The soldiers here think that
through the opening of the coming spring,
tn" armies of Lee, Longs,ree', and Ma
cruder will strike at US with vast forces,
got from a comprehensive and arbitrary
CONSUMPTION, and will so far roll back the
advantages we gained in the fail of 1863
as to prolong the war by another yea, and
add eight hundred millions to the nation
al debt.
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e. ED. REED.

attorney and CoUnseilor at Lac,
Has resumed tha practice Of his profession in
N'"if"woe, and car now promise to give
pr1mpr attention to ali professional business
tr.t'ei II him.
- Co'l. cti.,s made in any part Of the State
Fer iew weeks lis office will be found at
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19
EsnaNE2 = KERN

<orrh size, opposite L chard'~ Foundry. Deal
ers 1sy &net.> Groceries AID Provisions.
Glass, Ccockery, Fuzzy Goods, Ol-C,oth,
Wooden warn, Fancy Baskets, Riddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings Toys, Cordures,
PaprfHaugjug~, Bushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit A share Of public patron
age.
Nsui.owor July, 1859. milf
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EvA voun

Ey-A Young lady ont west who lately
coliied with an ice- bound si'ewslk. re
marked as she assumed a perpendicular
position, III have man to hang on to
t efore another winter
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The SwIFrEsr Vessel ArLoAr-The
Sultan OF Turkey possesses the swifrest
vessel ahoat. It is a steam Yacht named
the Talish, and was built BY Nes~r= s.
MroA, of BLACKWELL England Her bur
den is over 100 tons Space Is sacr..
feed 10 machinery, the whole object Of The
vessel being speed. She ran 45 miles in
two hours aud FIVE minutes. with The tide
part of the way against her, Her speed
Is that Of "a average railway train.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-02-19

SIGNs OF THE TINES - he Boston Ger
man Republican organization proclaim in
an address that ''it would be downright
indirect treason to give the reins to such
man again as Lincoln at such times IS
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NEVER G. -NgvsR.-What vou
a, empl, do vi h all your strength. De
termination IS omujpoient. II the pros
peel be somewhat larkenei, put the FIRE
Of resolution 10 ,our sonl, aal kiuiIe a
fame tia. nothing but death can cx;;n,
guish.