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RoN.ARRlvAl or the ADRlArlc.
81. JouSe. n. r. Jan. 1910 A. I,

81. JonSe, ". r., Jan. 1910 A. NJ
Tho steamship Adriatc, from New York, which was
expected TO arrive here last Saturday evening" has not
yet arrived Some forty passengers, intending 70 take
passage her for Galway have returned TO Boston Ia the
Columbia. Captain Leech, Of tho Columbia, reports no
leo within forty miles or this coast
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News from Central and South
America.
Another Bloody Revolution in
New Granada.
ANTI0QUlA DECLARES HER INDEPENDENCE
THE NEW COLOMBIAN CONFEDERATION,
a., DC, 10.

BY the arrival OF the steamship Illinois, Captain Bah
cock in possession Of usual files and cores.
pondence from tho Central and South American rspab-
lies We suboin the OF our correspondents co.,
veyips the news up TO the latest moment.
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Arrived from New York, I'd. Gebhard, GreenoSk H. W.
stetson, Gravescnd 4tb, yrenius, Liverpool emma
Bremen; puesos Ayrcs, Plymouth; Rio Grando, Emuo.
MIA and Jamson, In the hcrscy, Perpambuco, Philippe
Augusta, Malta, American, Liverpool.
Arrived from Boston--Tortuna, at Buenos Ayres.
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Coin wArrxR--At Tstt Smelling, Minnesota, tho army
register Thermometer, on high blur, marked nfty de-
rccs below zero on The Cd nst, point only reached
vice since 1871.
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Military Affairs.
FfPTY -riRsr BLGIMEST, NEW YORK yoLusrEgRe
(surpARp uIpI.Es1


This veteran regimen. viii be reviewed by bis Honor
the Mayor, at tho City Han. O'Clock to-day 10TH
They will then DO cscoried through broadway, nth
avenue, Ihfy seventh strest aud Madison avenue
bauqEe,cd &C the of broadway Twenty third
street. They wiz their old nag, rational
calor; tine BRIDE u the roglmsrt, another na,i-nai
ior presented ~ the city ~ new York fer vaor
the Geld regmcntal color presented by The city, in
which SHE'LL bGrst Nc tho second battle u sianasgas
sad auo,bef rcgn.nta color presented by the oi
the !egmeDt The nrst two the stars stripes,
and the second two blue as vita tho % state
blending with those Of the untl lie, tho people o. ug
tho route cheer than az they deserve
RECEPTION OF THE rUfErY-sEcoSD MASSACHUSETTS
REGIMENT.
Bo~ToS Jan. ~, 1864.
fhe arrival 10 day Of the rhlrtysccond Massachusetts
regiment occasion OF great The bravo
man composing IT, Tho regiment was received at mo
depot BY crowd 81 citizens and under escorto no nao
pendent Cadets and other military bodies escorted
90 hs state House where Governor Andrew extended
welcome 10 an cloglen, speech \ salute wss nrcd on
the Common. dinner in FaneuIl Han followed. 50 I'M
posing aud enthusiastic Demonstration on he Sabbath
has seldom been seen here
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Tho King orcnsd The ccrtos tho "a. ne said in his
speech ma, The tobacco monopoly would DO abolished
.sxt April Tobacco may hcncsforsh be cultivated In
Nsisua and .hc Acres rnc budget wss sathiaesory,
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RECEPTION OF THE rBrErY-sEcoSD MASSACHUSETTS
REGIMENT.



Major General Dix has issued order, appointing =
commission 10 y the OF present confined
In Fort Iafaye AMI Fort warren o. caIrse Mr.. Palmer
and his friends will 10 inciadcd this invcstg tion.
The following Is tho order 10 fun, copy or which has
been cent 10 Marshal Murray
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rhs schissvyig-nolssein Question.

The Danish troor had completely evacuated Holstein
including the villages north Of the Eber, which are
geographically part Of schleswig, but had been incor
pcrstcd sith nostcp.
rhs London rmo remarm'-scarcely can II be eald
,hat 10 % Ia YET unbroken. Tho federal execution in
Holaein Ia dsnsusbablo only by the utmost discrim
nation from tho reality Of war; and impossible 10 tell
how long oven ihe shadowy distinction may be main
tanned.
The Austrian proposal 10 tho Federal Diet that the
rrlneo q Auguscpburg bs Immediately summoned 10
leave TIE Dschles was rejected by vote OF nInc 70
seven
mo Krg q DormaFk had reached Fansbure, on visit
- his army In schieswg.
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EFAD%lANIkFNt INFAkTMENf VF
SEw YORK Guy, Jan. IS, 1854
Pursuant 10 instructicns from the War department.,
dated January IL 1854, Military Commiss'cn is hereby
appointed examine aud Investigate tho " per-
sous arrested and detained Fort Lafayette, Sew York
harbor aud Fort Warren, Boston harDcr ether than prs
onefs NJ war and copvicts.
Inc commission will report TIC ects together w tn their
Recommendation ID each case 70 thu MAJOR General com.
mardlng The department and viii try such cases as may
be before them Tor II al from these headquarers.
l1etail for the commission--
,oonci NJ. :. Howe, Third u S, clvalry.
Major y 8. Dent, Fourth L, 8 IN anty.
Captain Royal :. rank, Righth u. = N.
Maj r John a. Bolles A y. G Judge Advocate
The commission vii meet first at Fort lafayette ". v.
harbor at ton o'clock, a. H., on Tuesday, January ID
1884, thereafter practicable ng % iho
eases ~ tn $50 confined IN that fort.
Special Instructions fur the guidance Of the Court
here 4ith each sed.
ny command q Major Gen,rs DIX.
H. L. NAN l}rREx. A. A. General
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The bullion N The Bank q Franco was siill decreasing
rho Ce.rrig a. Draneas mad been suspended for two
.anNtks
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Russia had imposed upOn Poland fresh contribution
~ ss millions o. rc0bas, q which two and bali NIL
boss lall On wareaw.
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Our Panama Correspondence.

PANAMA, Jan. ell p. N.
Affairs Quiet in Central America-7ns Steamship Noses
Taylor, DC, dc.
The steamship Moses Taylor, Captain BIcthen from San
Francisco on the cad utimo has arrived Her passen
gers VIII be dsembarked tonight and leave for Aspin
wall at daylight tomorrow morning They win be In
New York nearly as as the Ariel.
The Panama Railroad Companys steamer Salvador,
Captain Borodtch from San Jose Guatemala and inter-
mediate ports has also arrived sho brings the foIown
cargo for New York13 indigo 00s dry hides
ana - packages OK sundres The entire cargo OF The
shin consists OF 5 7S0 packages
The Sayadorrepor everything as being very quiet in
Central America. The authorities OF Salvador st feel
sore however, at tho assistance given by foreigners to
secure the escape OF General Barrios.
The steamship Noses Taylor viii understand, take In
the cargo brought by the Illinois and return 10 San Fran
cisco She stands In need Of being taken dock
making another trip with passengers az her bottom s
very foul from having led up long
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Archbishop Hughes.

AEchuAsuOP x1ASsASss
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT IN REGARD 70 the
DEATH OF TIE MOST REVEREND ARCHBISHOP.
The following letter, behalf Of the President,
received by the very reverend administrator Of tho
diocese:--
DEPARTMENT OF SrArF, !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1864 (
To the Very Reverend WM STAIRS, Administrator Of the
Doyese az New York
Very krvEREsp AND DEAR SR--Iho President OF the
obsequies Of the late Archbishop Hughes, wi which ho
was favored By you.
While II was impossible for him scsep. the invita-.
ton, he has .rthoess earnestly desired md
practicable mode OF manlfesrg the tn which
he received intelligence OF that distinguished preates
demise. and his sympathy with his country mon,
with the religious communion over which tho
deceased presided, in their great bereavement.
have, therefore, his behalf, 20 request
that you will make known in such will seem
TO you most Appropriate that having formed tho Arch
bishop acquaintance IN the earliest days our coun-
rys present troubles his aud Advice were gladly
those points which his position ccabled him he.ter than
.thers 10 consider.
Az conjgncturs 81 deep interest 10 the country tho
Archbishop associated with others, abroad aud did
the nation service there with all the loyalty fidelity
aud practical wisdom which On so many other occasions
Illustrated his great ability for administration.
Humby hoping that the osswhich the church and the
State have sustained in the OF the head your
arcbf oceio may, through the blessing Cod be re-
pared so that what has been un taxable gain h
may not be permanent cause Of 20 them.
have the honor 10 be- respectfully, your obediort
servant, WILLIAM IL SEWARD.
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PANAMA., Jan. 0, 1894.


Delay in Landing the Passengers of TIE Noses Taylor T
Revolution in Anioqula against MosopnG--RepoyteG
Designs Of Aosquera and Flores sGtna Pera-A SaQor
Bitten to Pieces W a SHARK, DC.
The Moses Taylors passengers wore not landed last
night matter OF precauton. They brought from
the steamer to the wharf Ia open launches, and 10
feared that might get overheard the darkness
BIO lost as is they ashore at noon, exposed to
blazing tropical SUM- without any awning protect them
They do not land In the Panama Railroad Lompanys
steamer but the launches which they in merely
towed by her from ship to shore. The Illinois viii pro-
baby leave Aspinwa this evening.
We hear that the revolution in tho province OF Antio
qua serious than at first supposed. Four thou
sand in against Mosquera, and the govern
them. There has been much enthus,a in regard
10 Mosaueras victory, except among his partans 1n6
nothing else gives the strongest proof OF his unpopu-
larty with the majority
II Is said by those who apparently understand perfect
ly the situation that Vt Is the intention OF Mosquera
Flores TO combine against Peru and endehvor by tho
conquest Of that state To annex 1t also TO the United
States OF Colombia. If this is the they will
undertaken task OF large proportions and they viii
fad difficult to complete.
sailor going ashvre hawser from the of tho
English mail steamer soIent which arrived at Aspinwa
on the Sd inst, seized by shsrk, which took of
If his legs at the first bite AT the next attack the
lost his lefS the shoulder, then the right
20 the shoulder; and lastly, his bead ken clean or
The trunk, with the one leg attached, foated and
| buried on the 7th BY the ships company.
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The Mexican Quession,

Tho Memorial Dipionatqae conndcntialy asserts that
tho Arcbduke Macmillan win accept and occupy the
le1lcan throne Tho understanding between the Arch
du1 and Napoleon s said TO be excellent aud u s repre-.
peu,sd that capitalists overwhem tho Archduko with
6sr u money % the simple guaranty Of his
Tho s1i0& T'ST.F f-.. <. .E~
Ie London Neus says II undersood that the extra.
ordinary mission Of Marshal Forey TO Washington had
FOR s result an undertaking on tho part Of the United
states government not 70 dispute The nov %cs't e
ngparehy. In return s believed that promises were
tSac ysfce With regard 70 tho attitude Of that couu
Wy towards The Confederate States.
Tho Weiss also says tho Archduke and Archduchess AFRO
expected very shortly TO visit Napoleon at Par wherce
shey proceed to g. Nazairc to embark in an Austrian
frsaic attended BY French man ofwar for Vera Cruz.
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Proclamation Of the Hing Of Den
mark to His Army.
New Contributions Imposed on Poland by the
Russian Government.
CONDITION OF THE MARKETS,
de-. ke, 10

The steamship Columbia, Capt. Leach, from Galway on
the aftsrr Of the 5th instant arrived OF st. Johns,
route to Boston, at four o'clock Sunday afternoon.
The Columbia sailed for Boston yesterday morning.
Il Ii asserted that Archduke Macmillan will accept
Tho Mexican crown preferred him by the Mexican Nota
bles and will shortly sail for Mexico.
The Holsein question still continues to have threaten
Ing aspect.
The Danes have completely evacuated Holstein.
The United States corvette st. Louis was at Lisbon on
che Goth OF December.
The press s quiet upon american affairs.
The London Times publishes letter from It's secession
correspondent, special from Liverpool. in which the
writer admits North made progress but not in
pagn win reveal greater difficulties tho North and
that their financial policy viii later collapse.
Lord Pamerston unable TO attend Cabinet council
on the ID, owing TO an attack Of govt.
The Anglo Chinese feet, fitted by Captain Osborne,
vas returning to Eagland Tor sale, Prince Kupg having
refused 20 carry ont the bargain.
10 stated that Parliament would meet February 4.
AZ meeting relative 10 the Great Eastern II said
tho projected lottery for tho ship at Tsankfor. was
proceeding with considerable spirit Shares were rapidly
t,ken up England /. was said that the French
ship Of tho auction on tho ID Of January
u was announced that four fast screw steamer !,
twenty i've hundred tons each, TO be placed the
line between Lcrdon aud New York by the British ard
American steam Navigation Company 10 March.
Tho steamship Carada, from Boston via halifax, ar
rived at Queenstown at noon ON the 4tb.
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A AssrsTANT BooKKEHrER wASTED-ALso 4
sclsrh ~ siesmsr, timetseper Tor the oil wells
durDr copyJst porter and two barendes lppv esyv
01o< - - N-'' aounoso
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A GENTS MAKE TWO DOLLARS PROM rwvUrv
"A oepn. Please call and examine something urssp,lr
cent? which retsi for two dollars By L. woLCoTIe im
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ToR NEW oRLEAs VIA HAVANA.
To sail on
SATURDAY.. February 20, At o'clock r. M
The United States Mail 6dewheel steamship
MORNING STAR,
j. M. Courtsuay. Commander,
win sail ~ above from pier Is North river Of King d
Il JAMRs A. RAYNoR.
NB-rhe EVENING STAR will follow ana sal on ssl
urda March A " :" "
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Ii WHO ARE IN WANT OF COMPETENT "a, .
"A help such as coacbmcn gardeners clerks wai,ers nyi
vae servants porters farm hands small boys xc rsn y.
Immediately suited al Employment House. iS5 lid a. coy
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crTuArIoN WANTEp~BY rsgoURa NAN. RygHEa
- a. entry clerk clerk In the produce busness the IA
Der preferred be Of reference given Address boa 49,
Paterson. Nj.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrED-BY AN EDUCATED MAN,
~ q sccd address and With nfs Glass will
nss, good and rapid writer. Address Q. @ A.. boz
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Judgment Of Foreclosure and
Sale.

State Of Niec2as in-Manit,woc County Cir
cult Curt llcDrv idua and Joseph Mann.
pi,i.st.It-, agai,s. I he New Eng land Mannheim
ring Company, 5. F. Pratt, Pascal P Pratt,
Edward p. Huels, Henry J. NJ o John Nazro.
FREE. BnthHuPt, Mortimer G Shove, Luther
Pellet, B1j 'mln Bi;d5al, and Jason Pellet,
defendants
II PURSUANCE OF a Judgment rendered in
l tins acton on the IS b da Of june A r.
!6i. | .hall sell at uDnc auction, ter cash, at
the t'uurt House in the village OF N ,nitowoc.
Saturday the 18th OF Jlnu,ry, 1865, at TIE
h ur t.! ten clock III the forenoon, the follow
lag d~strned morts e, premises, or 80 mu:h
Thereof as may be nece sary to satisfy the
amount Of sand Judgment and cos's, snd expeu-
ses Of sale, to-wlt: All the following descrIb-
Ell real c-tate, together with all aud singular
TIE buildings and III hiiIery thereon locat d ,
alta situate III the village OF Two Rivers, cour-
I, 0 Mani o soc mud state of Wisconsin, TO- vii
Los No. four (i) md five 6 III block No.
e'2hiy-three, H. per the recorded plat ol sald
village on record in the ffi at the Regs ter o.
Deeds OF said haniioHac county, Wisconsin
IRA p. SAITH, Sheriff.
Sheriff, Office, Maaitowoc, Oct 18th 1864.
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ooun5y OF Ma,iit4w,c o Tuesday. the eici.ht
day oil November next Tie GLOWING officers
are to De elected, w: -rt
tate sci atur for the ninete nth senate
district, comprising the counties OF Manitowoc
and Calumet. in the pacs OF Joseph Villas, Jr
whose term o. efIic vii expire on the rst
Monday OF January ntx..
A member oil assembly for he first assembly
district. comprising the Owls OF Cebtrevie
Meetne, Schlessig, Eator, liberty, Newton ard
RocAlaId, in the pinee of Z. Z. Fuessenich
" hose term oi office wall expire Oh the frs,
Monday OF January next
A member Of assembly fer the second assem-
bly, d strict, comprising the owns of Malito-
voc Rapids, Cato, n pie Grove, Fra; kin Kos
suth aud Coopers own, III the place OF Thona )
Thornton. whose OF flee will expire Oh
tie first Monday of Jauds:y n.Xt.
A member If asst mby Tor Tire third assem-.
bis district. comprising he ,owns Of Minito-
VIC, Two Ry.rs Nishicctt. Gibson and Two
Creeks. IN the place OF David Smoke, whose
term Of ,tfice will expire on The first Monday OF
ia cary next.
Aud the tollo~ing comfy officers for the
county OF Ma,litowoc:
A sheriff, ia he place Of Ira z. Smith, whose
term OF office Will expire on the first Monday OF
January next.
treasurer, III the place OF Oscar Koch.
whose terra of "7ice viii expire gu the frsr
Monday 81 ia vary next
register of deeds. in the place Of John
Esgess, whose term of Office VIII ex. ice On the
FIRST Monday of January next.
clerk OF the board OF supervisors, in tire
place Of Adoph Wirrmsnn, whose term Of Of,
fee will expire on the fir. onday of January
next.
A district attorney. in the place of William
u Nichols, whose term OF office will expire on
h. first Monday of January ext,
A surveyor, in tie place OF Pilrck Brennan.
whose term of office will expire On the first
Monday OF January next,
coroner, in the place OF Thomas Robinson
whose term OF Office will expire on the fla,
Noaday OF January next
IRA ? SMITH,
Sheriff of NaIlltDwac county
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hsnltowoc County Cour'. Ia the matter OF
IA" Estate Gi J ham Scupek. deceased.
On reading Al j fling the petition OF Peter
s, haeidcr adnli i~rrator Of the estate OF said
decreased fepre~euting an 'ng other thin "a,
that he ha- i,..ly ad:n'ni-fsrei sni estate : and
;rallig tAar u TIME 4 place be fixed tor ex>
nriuu and allowing his accou OF administers
tiuu, II i Uci,rcd, Tat aid account he exam
mad hy tie ju igc,f h Court on Mnndi, the
"a "a, 81 >'piomter usx' en-uing at his Of
flee in Tie Court II use, in the vihg- Of VI IL
to""c, county ui hapttunoc. AID state ui W..
CoueIn Aui it j, sGrthsf ordered that borce
thereof be given 10 u persons Interested, II,
pgn.i,hiag copy osiai-order for fh-ee success
- We y-''' 20 .ias ~ II .xtu ilarisr N
ne hrut-eaa. Ja'ot. laHlBTea H. TIE gl.issa,
-s4s.r., s.a SIZE ..fr~...,
~ n s PIhIFoNT, County Judge.
I'<,si Ar.us, lS.a, lsst.
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Notice !!

T. SCHULTZ 90, having disposed OF their
i . Shoe Snop aud stock to {. SCHULTZ 4
co, hereby notify then customers tina they de
sire 10 settle up their business, and wish ali
those indebted II them To call al tbvir office
one door east OF h. cd At nd aud pay up
The old firm s. continue the Tannery Busi-
cess az her, tOfurr, Al are always prepared to
paw the highest CASH PRICE, for Hides,
Skins, &c.
r SCHULTZ / co.
H.nito.oc 0cr % 1863
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FRAUD lin histor, Of tie present. nd
ninle,ralion Il one long .'orv Of fraud.
1h.re Mas never - tnncti p.uuder ID an'
otter nsli"n IN hYudt-,. wears. and has
been carried IN hy the radical politicians
ff the p4~ fh'TlN->iS lunriths The recon!
is trartni Every specie, Of p'under ha-
gnn" on Men who arc thinking Of v"lin,.
81 Llnc"ln know ii, ttuth. Il hey do
~ know u hey ar J. norant "f he dali,
AFT. sof If. The newspapers have BEEN
Il. 81 "fta = Kept Only n, INV -pap,rs
hrN. ~, .r,-.t. frr having hands
! pn'.. . tue c"r"'r.. They
u 'i'c'. al = al, c"C,~L ne iosfl!ie
s,s.t.e j 4,..'| !. Z m"lcrc-.
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OYFiCE - SECRETARY - STAIR,
Madison, Aug. u, 1854
Mr. Sheriff

Mr. SHbRlFF
After The blank election returns FOR tie use
Of town aud ward canvas .srS b ri been prime
ard sent 10 tn. Clerks OF the Boards of Super
viSors, Mr. Picsa, d resgrei his off, as State
Superintendent By The Election NOTICE. in
clos d, you will perceive that the vacancy thus
occasioned, is To be supplied at the n.1t cleo
ton. As you distribute the blark Ks to the town
and city clerks, please say to them that IN
those districts where there no Sup rrvi-or-
IL be elected his TAIL. thu town aud ward can
vassers in maxim their returns to the Clerk
OF the Board-, can use tn" Supeivs or form oil
ru'rs BY erasirg tie words Supervisors
at Large or >npe VISOR ~ Di-frc No -,
no snh~.itrti z $ ) ate Suge iftcudert.''--
Wncrc SGpcrv.-,r- are &c b. I'll ctcd, the can
va,Sers can ua1e returns Of the votes cast t0l
Sup ri lie dent oD ne bottom vi the last page
OF Tie priut, q ;.fm o ss'uTUs.
Your. 4 =,
LUClUS FAIRCHILD
S.cT3 AIRY OF State.
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4 tuA>CE OK i;rIx--' a-per Blz =
~eailhs and Pr"m'neht ira.ier a,no"g nc
Germans If th- northwest, aud All itill~,,
tial advucsle Ut Lincoiu'> election IL 1860,
holds the i"iinNing language now:
SiowI, and ty degrees pe'hap., bar for
Al TINT The more thoroughly she copv;c
non settle, INTO the n.nd- Of ..ihe Ape,i>
,an peop" ltaD a continuation III power
9Th pf"~e't administration viii t'e .qn V
ens ; u d.; uctIou of The repnt'.lc \"
f ,,,rrlng anH lying account "t the coLdi>
ton Of "nr ia Ionai affairs A. pubIi-hed by
the NATURALIZATION page.-, can bin! tie
a q OF The '"p.e sny io"grr We have
Arrive. at Ihc o ut where every well
-iI.r OF ti- country must come 10 HE
conclusion that n change il d-uianued
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Strayed AWAY.

L>ROM he Subscriber, a two-year old red
i HEIFER, with star in her fret,ead, end u
1iie tsit nhl.e and top of her lett horn X ocked
oh Information cone errtng her Will be paid
tor, by leaviag word with Joseph ChIorek, or
to the subscriber Oh Section ~, town Of Ko--
suth, klCHAHD PAGAN
Kos.uh, Oct G, 1861
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GEO REED

attorney ana Cnum~lfor az LaU,
Has resumed the practice oi his profession x
Ninito1oc, and chi ROW promise to give
promp' attentio" to ali professional '.n-insss
entri>i ed to him.
~ Coilectious made in part 81 H." STATE
For tew weeks Isis Office will be found no
his dwelling house
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TAdE Into ny enclosure on the l7th inst. one
" Ok about .ix years old with heavy horns,
red coor with white spots ana white tail, has a
heavy bell oI. The owner is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges AZ d jase her a~av.
HENRY CARNMANN.
sAotion Fl Tnnn II Nn,-in.
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Notice.

| HE UNDERSIGNED, Stockholders in the
< Manitowoc & Mississippi Ran Road Com
panv, holding and representing more than a
maj 'rty of the capital stock OF said Company,
hereby give notice that there will be meeting
of the stock holders of said Company held al
The Office Of Gen. h Goodwin. III the village
of Mena>ha. on the 17th dtN Of arch, 1854.
ut Y O'Clock, NJ, Tor the purpose OF eiectme
nne Directors of said Company t. hold their
Office until cthefs are elected AID quafi ed.
Dated February =, 1864
The above meeting Is adj ,urned 10 Thursday
The l3th dss OF May next, and will held nj
h same r. e and hour Of said day, as above
TEe sbc, rieetiuc is iurther postponi until
fe 1917 de- 81 July, 1861, at the same ilrne
a ,,,sce
TIE above meeting is further postponed until
the 2ad day oi August, 1851 at the same time
aud place.
RM SCOTT.
CURTIS REED,
+ Il BULhIEY,
IiFNRI HEWITT 4 60
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