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GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED
NJ "A small confiRnment.
forol15 81 LAS BUBaEGg
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sIa Probate.

State Of Observation-Disclosures County, IS.
III the matter OF the proof and prob41e of Tie
last viii ana testamcn Of Patrick Ma5nev, de-
ceased, latc Of the county ct Mauitowoc.
Wher- as, an instrument ii writing, purport-
'g 70 be tn last Will ana t"s .aucat Of Patrick
iial0uey deceased, late Of the county OF Mani
towoc, has been fled in this Office an where
s., application has been made by John halo,
pcy, praying that The same may be proven and
admitted o probate, accor ding to the laws OF
this state ther, fore, it is ordered that said ap
Pic tion be heard before me- at the Probate
ohce in The village of Manitowoc, in saii coup-
", on the 10th Of May, 1864, a. ten o'clock in
tie forenoon of said day.
And it is further ordered that notice shall be
given to al parties iuteres Cd III said will OF
the time and place Of said hearing by Dublica-
ton n the Maniowoc Pilot, a newspaper print
ed il the village OF MauJowoc, in said county,
for tire" successive weeks prior TO the time OF
such hearing.
HENRY 5 PIERPoNT, County Jud sc.
Dated sU:ii Is 1864
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whether for Markets, News. Literary or Agri>
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political cr tandiy newspaper. In its potica
department, It grappiys boldly with the rect
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sents the only philosophy Of It which can resist
the sweeping march OF Abolitonsm. II is
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defender Of the Peoples Rights, but it is the
upho!der Of no patty chcaLery or tri kerry. l.
is not only for PEACE, bus &c shows ho,c and
how on !, permanent Pc.cc can be obtained
and this glorious VIII te Man's Government OF
Washington restored, viz by the utter rout,
overthrow, and determination Of Abolltionisal
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fore make the following offers, no. in the lgh
OF prizes, aad ct even because it viii be prof
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I II E p [ LOT
]. Crowley, Editor aud Proprietor.
TERMS
IS PUBLISHED EVEKY FRIDAY MORNING

10 Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
rier, 81 60 per aunum
To Mail and Office Subscribers, 5l,5O-iava-
rtub1g IN adgonce.
Ten copies will be sent to one post Office on
receipt of sl2 90. Twenty copies or the re.
ceipt of $50 90.
s5 Advertising at the usual rates.
JOB -p8IlTTI1y
Having a large and varied assortment Of Jo5
type, and Two PRESSES, the Proprietor IS pre-
pared to execute al kinds of JOB PRINTING or
short notice and at air prices
.5y- Al kinds of Farmers Produce taken at
this Office in payment for work or papers.
49, Office in X K. JoNFs' Block, \ ork St.,
aef doors west OF the National Hotel,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17
GEO. REED,

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
Has resumed the practice OF his profession il
Manitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
l Collections made III any part Of the State
For few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17

Franklin Street jst.cecn SUI and Oh SIS
MANIT0WOC, WIS,
vTNIIS establishment sgjl, always contain sll tbs
varieties of Medicine usually kept in !, Drug
Storr, together with Paints, Oils, FarH-h, Al
cohol, Spirits Of Turpcntine, Wines aud Liquor:
FIR Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles
soap aud Periunlery, Bh"k 30 k, au1 Station,
cry, Gamphenc Find and Kerosne and all he
other articles belonging to this line.
Is PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put up both day
ana eight time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17
Ss2eEIzs's Sale.

The State Of Wisconsin-M4uiGowo County
Circuit Court. George v Noodin, Ecceiger OF
Frederick w Huebucr, agst John G. johnson,
Ben anin NJ Field, 4. Benedict Peter Field,
lester S"xton, Lorin SeItoI, George Sexton,
Edward Balius, Aloph ii Neyman, Emil II
NeymaI Eli Weskirch, Frederick " iIueh-
ner, Julian lIuebner. Emil y. Shever, Gabriel
Sh yer, Henry J Nazro, John Nazro. Twin K
Smith Joseph II Cordes, and Martin 'iIueber.
DI WRIT UE OF "a judgment OF Foreclosure
ID and Sale rendered Nv the Circuit Court
in and for the county OF Mtnitowoc state Of
Wisconsin, at the 6 neral Term Of sail Court
held II lie village and county of N ,nitowOc, in
the above cur,l led action, on the 20th day Of
Aprl a. D 1862, / will sell at public vendue to
the highest builder, at the Court House In the
village .! Manitowoc, o. the seventeenth da V
OF June 4. d 1861, at ten o clock in the fore
noon OF that day. the following described prop
cry Ali those certain pieces or parcels q
land situated il lie county o. Maritowoc and
safe Of " l>consin, and known and descTib cd
as follows. 10 wit
Lit no. two ~ in block no. O.e hIDdr d
and Sky three tIG3); | no FIVE 3 III bl'l;
no. Two hundred aud thirty eight . So; and
all the interest Of II e def ,nt John c. John.
son in lot 10. twelve Il, II blk o. Oac Gumd-
red seventy five, I75 all il the village of Ma :
itonoc il tie county aud state aforesaid Da-
ted Sheriff ONCE, Mantle oc. Aprii IS 1861
IRA ?. SMITH,
Sheriff Of Mantowoc County.
WM VI NICHOLS, At, : for Pl f.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
| Wgrdens and Eesuymcn Of s. Paui's church.
at Twn-Rivers, will, on the 18th day Of April
4 D 1864, at the Office Of Hon. DAVID TAYLOR.
in Sheboygau, " 9 and before the Hon. Dawn
TAYLOR, Judge Of the 4th Judici 4 Circuit at
his said Office, on said day, at ten O'clock in
the forenoon, apply to said Judge for an order
- sell the premises belonging to 3 i'd church,
and that the proceeds OF said sale be paid to
II. Rev. Bishop JACKSON KEMPEE for the use
OF the Protestant Episcop4i Church Of the Dio
cese Of Wisconsin which prem ses are known
aud descr bed follows. to-wit:
Lot No seven, eight aud nin- &, 8 and 81
in Block No fhy-six 500 situate in the vii
hgo OF Two Rivers county Of Msnitowoc, and
state of Wisconsin.
Dated Two Rivers, Mtr.h %, A. D. 1864.
T Tf5Ei ) D EIEEEoST' wn.asn,.
JOHN H. BURNS,
JpHN A. MILLS, yestr men.
LYMAN II PHELPS.
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In Probate.

County Court. STATE OF Wisco asin-Mani-
towoc County, IS. Ia the m tier OF the estate
Of Cornelius Mccarthy. deceas ed.
On this 81 dag Of Nav, 1864, upon hearing
and filing the petition Of Cataerin' McCarty, OF
the town OF Newton, in said county, stating
that Cornelius Mccarthy, o. the county OF Man
towoc, die ed ihtestate on or about the 5th day
of March, 1864; and praying that Cathcrir e
Mccarthy b. appointed aimiuistratrx Of the
estate of said deceased l. X ordered that said
spp cation be heard before me at the Probate
Office, in the vi:lrge Of Manitowoc, on 'he 80 h
DAY CT Nay, 1861, at ten O'Clock A IL l. i
tuIther ordered that notice % said application
and hearing be given by publishing a copy OF
this order tor three successive weeks, once III
each week, in the Hanitowoc Pilot, a newsps-
per printed in said county, prior to said hear
ing BY the Court HENRY S. PIERPONT,
County ,Iui ~
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ssE,O. ". WOODY.

attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
nstice Of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticuIar attertion gwen to collecting, &c, OF
tee or York Street, Nanitcwoc Wis., nl-tf
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StEEAS. a. EsNILTaEEE.

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Gencrao
Conveyancer, and Agent for the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. VIII attend II
the payment of Taxes, &c. Office south t
the Court House.
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stIaELE.E,s ~. EEEEk1

attorney and Counsellor at Lar, Bo,snty,
Pension, and General CLAIM 1gcnt
Office adjoining Klingholtz Hall, on sth Street,
between Franklin aad Jaw streets, Mantle
woe, Wisconsin. VIII attend promptly to q Il
business entrusted to his care.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17
2. BRENNAN.

County Sur@eyor Of Nanjfomoc County,
RESIDENCE, NEAR CLARK's MILLS.
VIII promptly attend to al! business entrusted
to him. Orders may be left at The Store Of NJ
Nahone7, or a the office Of Clerk Of the Court
ManitowOr
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Observation-Disclosures

attorneys and CounSellors at Lar,
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to. uI-tf
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Notice !.

u SCHULTZ Il co /, having disposed of their
L Shoe Shop and stock 10 c. SCHULTZ &.
Co, hereby motif! heir customers thai they lie
sire 10 settle ~ heir business, and with all
those indebted to them to call at their office.
one door east Of he Oh 81 nd and Ply up
The old firm wil continue the Tannery BIsi-
ness as heretofore and are always prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, Tor Hides,
Skins, &C
F. SCHULTZ & CO.
Nanifnwoc, Oct %. 1853
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Manitowoc Tannery
Valuable Land for Sale !!

TNHE following described good tracts Of land )
L situated il Nanitowoc county, are offered
for sale on favorable terms:
s. L. quarter Of Sec Is. Town %. R'ge 81.
s. Or Of +. e. OF Sec. 10 Town 90, K 81.
\. Z. qr Of S. " or Of Sec Is, Town 20 81.
Apply to Mr.. VI. MAHONEY, at Manitowoc,
or to the undersigned, near the village OF CO.
dagburg, Ozaukec county, Wisconsin,.
JOHN MELCAHEY.
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,EDIEN 1ArE5 s,ssGEE.


Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Ola $, Nails,
etc, Produce Of all kinds wanted, NIT.
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

OFFICE OF CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT,
MaIltowoe County, April u, 1861
NOTICE is hereby given that the Drawing of
~ Grand ard P TT jurors for the June term
Of The Circuit Court in and for lntoUos cOUn,
tg viii take place at tlis ficc on y 3ndry, Nay
90, 1861 at ten O'Clock A. " il accordance
with the provisions IF he Statues.
JOSEPH FRANCL, Clerk Circuit Court.
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NOTICE..
Notice,

THE ANNUAL meeting Of the stockholders
L ofthc Manitowoc. Two Rivers. and Mishi-
colt Plank Road Company will be held on
Monday the 20lh day Of June, A. y. 1854, at
0 clock z. NJ. al the Office Of Charles kuehn
& Co. at Manitowoc for the purpose Of elect
ing officers Of the Company Tor the ensuing
yaar
CHARLES KCEHE, President
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Notice.

TUE DIRECTORS Of the Manitowoc. Two
l. Rivers. and Mishicott Plank Road Com
psny are hereby requested to meet at the office
Of Charles Kuehn & Co. at Manitowoc on Non
day, the Goth day Of June a. b. i86l. nj Q
o'clock A. n, for the transaction Of business
connected with hc Company.
CHSxL ~ kTEHV President
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Gen. McClellan's Report.
4 CHEAP EDITION.


It ought 10 be feid by every man. woman, and
child il tie country. We solicit early orders,
that we Nay know how large The first edition
shall be Will be Supplied as follows
II copies, So o.; Is copies, s. 90 DO cop
les 50 90. " i'll also he furnished by our city
new IDEAL crs at the above rates.
STOREY & WORDEE.
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j. =. GIBSON .
photographs. Ansspgotynes, 81 c !,

photographs. Am iDgOtynes, So c..
Executed in the finest style OF the Art. A gen.
era assortment of Photographic Albums, Gases
ynd Frames is kept on hand and will be sold at
low figures.
CORPSE5 and INVALIDS TAKEN al their
residence if required also Views OF Landscapes
and Dwellings taken st reasonable rates. fiav-
ing had fifteen years experience in the Fue
Arts, we shall undertake to do as good work as
is done in any Of the Eastern cities.
Office o. York street, opposite Platt Villas
Store
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EsEFY EO1srETETgDy

The patronage of the people OF Aanito voc.
Calumet, Krwaunee, and Brown counties Is 30
Hcited, and they viii find it 70 their advantage
10 ell aad examine ny prices before rGrcha-
sing elsewhere To the people Of those coun-
ties would say, that for the patronage | have
received CT them am very tha kiul, and hope
10 have them continue tbs same, as | am now
better prepared 70 supply their wants, and viii
guarantee general sttisacliOn.
From this date viii pay the highest mari ct
price for all kiude of
PRO UCE, LUMBER,
Lath, Shing4 &C., in Cash
u. MAuONEI
Mauitowoc, May 6, 1863.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17

URegUaIiei Inducements
to customers ~ stock consists of
French Uool Cassinaeres, I, d " CaSsi-
n,ercs, Satiaets, DENNIS, Co'onnadeS,
Dress Prints, pd2encjas, De
5ajnes, Gjaqiams, La~nS,
Dress Goods, Chechs,
P.ajds. Ladtes
Cloth, q c.
With large stock of Ladies' Stella, Brooha,
and Six and Wors5,'d Sh avis.
Nv Groceries consist CT choice assortment
Of Back and Green Teas, Brt wn and White
Su.ars, Coffee Rice, Dried Apples, Currants,
Raisius Palm and CASTLE Soap.
Nv as=ortmeut of Boots and Shoes comprise
MEMS and Boys Roofs,
Women and Chjldrcn's Shoes,
HENS Ba}morol Shoes,
-Ladics' Congress Caters,
Chii2rcn's Loiu Eo"tez Gaiters.
Also, choice lot Of CUTLERY, spades s SHOW.
els Rakes, Hoes, Forks, Nails, Glass, Putty,
Sash, Tabs, Pals, &c.
have also a large assortment Of HATS 4
CAPS, and AL my goods viii be sold at prices
which viii
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-06-17
Oshkosh City Nursery

We, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring Of 1864, sthe following varieties OF Frui 9,
described As follows:
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ManitOWOc Market.

Corrected Weekly BY WA IL HoaS
Dealer IN Procure. Procisions. dc.
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% Varieties of Apples.

Embracing Summer, Autumn and Winter, and al
tested hardy kinds, age from TO 6 years, old );
height TO S feet Price when delivered at
OshAoSh, per 100, :25 co; Dwarf Apples, sc
cents each
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TN nv tIII Nv y CONNERTI4L
The Commercial Department OF the Weekli
Worid, with its full and accurate reports of tn,
markets of every kind, both domestic and fore
egn, IS recognized as standard authority bv
dealers out of - well as in the city. lis weekly
reports OF the transactions in and the condition
OF the money market are Indispensable TO any
one who te.ies 10 keep informed of the constant
fluctuations of prices in these times aud to gain
possession of that information without which no
] business can be conducted with snccess
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-13
A. Crisis at the North. @

The Carolinian of late date says: By
the confessions of both press and poiiti-
clans, the North at this moment is stand
ing upon the verge of yawning gulf OF
social and fipapcial ruin. A blind infat-
uation appears to have seized the masses ;
a Shirt Of rccklessuess pervades the
counsels. of the country; cruelty and
rapacty are Unidentified with the marches
of their armies; society appears to be given
over to lust, extravaganza and the willest
license public morals are illustrated by
Infamous EoSoas between whites and
blacks whole communities are corrupt
cd. and disorder has begun at last to
raise its threatening blood-rca hanf in
various sections of the country. Mean
while, pcoIac, whose. only knowledge
of taxation is traditiouary, ccnfronts the
enormous national debt of over two
thousand millions of dollars sum that
is increasing at the rate of more than two
millions day, and with its dead weight
is dragging the nation down to inevitable
bankruptcy and ruin. No human power
can avert the crash. 1t must come, and
soon. The paltry thirty millions OF
gold which Secretary Chase has thrown
into the market is but sop to the coun--
try. They cannot borrow moncy abroad
their resources are fecble-imports are
in excess Of exports, and, in word, the
United States present to the world the
spectacle of financial wreck, drifting,
without helm or pilot, at the mercy of a
whirlwind. God has seen fit to battle
the Northern people in all their projects,
while we whe have endured and prayed
whose faith has quailed not-havc been
blessed with success at home, with friends
abroad, aud, more than all, with that
stern spirit of Christian and patriotic
duty which has elevated us among the
chosen nations Of the earth.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-13
Consumption to be Limited--The
Freedom of the Press.

The Mercury says: Our readers
may remember that a short time since,
we vcntured to suggest, that after the
war was closed, it would be wise and
proper foc a Convention of all the Con-
fcdcrate States to be called together, 10
consider certain limitations on the pow
ers Of the Confederate Government; and
amongss them, upon the power conferred
in the Constitution "to raise and support
armies" This power, according to the
construction claimed by the Acts of Con-
gross, was limitlcSs. II woull.conScribc
and force into the army of the Confcd-
crate States all the officials in the State
Governments, and thus annihilate them.
No one can suppose, that the States;
when establishing the Confederate Coy
crnmcnt, intended to confer any such
power. Yet it is plainly assumed in the
late Act of Congress, excepting (not by
virtue of the Constitution, but by its
authority, the State officials from con-
scription. What it may except, it may
include. Under the prctcxt Of the same
clause in the Constitution, Congress also
assumed the power to destroy the free
dom of the Press. The Constitution
Says, "Congrcss shall make no law
abrilging the freedom of the Press"
Yet the Conscription Law, as it passed
the House of Representatives, conscribed
all editors of newspapers unless they
were '.1oroctical Prm'crs," or type settlers.
The setting up of types was not. "thc
freedom Of the press" the Constitution
prohibited to be abridged by Congress.
1t was the free thoughts of the Press,
which are in the brains Of the editor,
not tic putting of them into types,
which is in the fingers of the type settclS
that Congress was prohibited to .abridgc.
The object clearly was, to get rid Of. the
ccnsurc of the Press upon the proceed
ings of the Government. The same
fling had been previously attempted by
direct law, introduced into Congress,
authorizing the President to suppress
what presses he pleased. The Senate
representing the States, arrested this
tyranical usurpation of power, passed by
the House Of Representatives, represent
ING the people and, on conference be-
tween the two houses, the editors of
newspapers were not conscribed.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-04-13
The Kingville Hotel.

1t will no doubt be welcome news to
the travelling public, who very frequent
have cause to lay over for twelve hours
or more at this heretofore dcte$ted
depot, to learn that the botel has just
been thoroughly clcanscd, ventilated,
furnished a new, and an abundance of
the substantials of life stored, sNith a
view of serving the way-worn and weary
'travcller,both civil and military-with
all the good things that Confederate
market can afford. We give notice Of
this new, condition of things at King
vile-hOt only in Justice to the enter
prising propriotors and caterers, Messrs.
BATES & 'NI1LLER-but that our coed
people may know their destined fate, in
the event of. "a delay at that point. We
have no aoubt, from what we learn
from those who have enjoyed the savory
viands served by these gentleuen, that if
they continue as they have already be-
gun, they will secure for themselves, not
only the kind remembrance of the ira
weller, but enrich themselves for this life,
and enlarge their chances, for an eternal
gain.