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Morals OF chicago.

We should Judge from the Chicago
Times that the morals Of that Yankee
City are very little better than those of
Washington. The account which writer
in the Times gives of the number of
tricky husbands and faithless wives in that
enterprising town, is spicy and toothsOme.
For example ... ..
There are thousands of loyal loving
wives 10 Chicago TO day, whose husbands,
if they do not clotne and feed and wait upon
other women, at least 70 with them, foDdle
them more lovingly than they de their lawful
consorts, and commit other and more dis.
reputable crimes, which il would not be proper
for q newspaper to describe,
Then again .l.l.|4.er
ION every subject there are two sides II
is no stretch OF imagination to say that there
are thousands Of husbands in Chicago who
are in the same position as the deludeC
females above described. Del rayity is al
natural to woman as il is to man Whilt
men are often bold and unblushing in thei
lidisons with the weaker sex, women ar,
shrewd and cunning and hardly ever fail t,
cover up their trAnsgressions so completed!
that they can never be discovered Wher
one case Of iu6delity is revealed, q thousant
are concealed-and inGdelity isa common
occurrencel'}l .ltA LittI
Once more .... .Is.rt1
"Married men and women do not compris
the category Beardless, undeveloped boy
neglect their school books, and plot surFept
tious interviews with equally amorous maid
boy Of eighteen years, who cannot boast {
, these illicit exploits, or who has any qualu
Of conscience in that respect, is booted at
his fellows as dolt, an idiot, 'dogAn
Fond fathers and tender mothers do n,
know it, faithful guardians are kept in iRno
ance, watehful teachers are obliyous Of Il
fact but il is true, and the experience OF
large proportion Of our young men will full
9 corroborate the assertion PhysiclRns no
I secrets to day which, II made known, won
cause the community to ruR stark mad wi
wonder
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Etna Lie Insurance Company Of Hartford
Connecticut is doing much to provide for the
relief OF the families Of those who die, leaving
them without adequate provision Life is
uncertdin-dedh is sure 10 come and every
prudent man will provide Tor those who ace
dependent upon him. BY insuring with the
Etua, every man by a small outlay, AN out
lay within the reach of the most humble-cau
provide an amount of money for his family,
which will be theirs, in spite Of misforthne
and the many changes and chances Of 5usi.
mesa and Of life. Those who are in prosper
Gus circumstances to-day, may meet with re
verses and die poo. 4 It
The E;na have in the last few days paid
over to the wife Of John Bart decd the SUN of
81, 900 the amount for which he had insured
his life with them. This makes the sum Of
SO, GEO paid IN this manner so the families Of
well known citizens Of Dayton in the last
eighteen months. No other company has
done so much for the people Of Dayton and
we think the company are entitled to the
thanks of the people and the patronage of all
| who are insurable.
The prosperity OF the Etna, we are glad
10 state, is nov greater than ever before. Its
business this year will be more than double
that of any preceding year--honestly and
sincerely, we say to every man and woman, in
sure your life, and the A2tpa deserves YOU
first consideration, . ''
Received of H j, Rugg, special Agent 0
Etna Life Insurance Company, Hartford Con
necticut, two thousand collars, in full paymen
of Policy No. 929 on the life Of my late hus
band John r. Bart, the amonnt being pa i
before the said policy was due blythe regulO
ton of the Company. .EAfLlNE BAIT.
Dayton Ohio July II 1864 I'm,
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Current News Items.

Gov Seymour has issued proclamation
which seems TO be quite satisfactory IN its
terms 10 the Republicans We make quo
tAtion from the Gosernor, which II heretofore
observed by the Republicans, would have
averted the dangerous animosity which has so
long existed between the two parties in the
North. The trouble has been that every iR'
noramus in the Black Republican ranks, has
considered himself wiser aud better than the
ablest Statesmen in the Democratic party -
Heee ia the quotation: In time Of civil
war We are psrpexed with many questions
which are beyond the grasp of any mind -
We see thsu from different And.points and
reach conflicting conclusions 1t is only ig,
norancs aud bgorry which will make these
differences an occasion for controversies and
repsoAsh.' .tY ..rl.l q. q .
Gen Sanford has publishsdA reply to May
or Gunther, Of New York, in which he says il
is not inte nded to exhaust the city Of troops
and thus leave il delenceless Rgainst rioters
Twelve regiments are to be retained to insure
the peace and quiet ofthe city
The Democracy Of Indiana have nominated
Joseph E Mcdonald for Governor, aud Davi(
Turpee for Lieutenant Governor.
The reports now published, coming in
roundabout, and indirect way, OF, the successe
of Sherman, are not in shape to entitI
them to credsnce, Such successes could no
have been achieved, and whole week elspst
without being officially announced to tn
country. .r...... as. vi
The Florida seems to be more formid
bic enemy to our commerce .thSn:was the A
ALBANIA. Half a dozen captures are announces
within Few days f...H.. N.tt. I'D
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

The Abolition Agent of the Asssciat-
ed Press at Indianapolis, telegraphed last
night that ct the Democratic State Con-
vention held there yesterday "a resolution
endorsing YsllAndigham was lost amid
much eoniusion." This is false. The
resolution did not endorse" VALLANpIa'
HAN, but only related to defending him in
the enjoyment Of his personal liberty and
was referred under general rule, to the
Committee on Resolutions.
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The Mundred DAY Men.

As we anticipated when they were
ordered out. the Ono NATIONAL GUARD
is likely to zee considerable service and to
be kept in the field some months beyond
their term Of conscription. More than
two thirds Of their hundred days have
slrea iy gone by, and the hard work seems
just about beginning. IL Gen. GRANr
insists on keeping his hold about Rich
mond, he is likely to remain there some
time yet and the positions occupied by
the Guard cannot be filed 80 long as the
campaign lssts-unless, indeed, the New
York and Pennsylvania militiamen turn
out in sufficient numbers to relieve them,
The probability that this war is to end in
few days as was believed BY BRoUoH,
aud has been constantly predicted fol
iour years. grows smaller and smaller
For several years we have had rumori
Of the capture of Richmond. Now WI
have one-about as reliable--of the cap
ture of Washington People are general
ly amazed at the present position of affairs
They do not see the logic Of il, Tn
troubls is they have been reading Mr.
STANToH's works with . too implici
reliance. ''''' .... usri
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FOR SALE.

TTOHE VALUABLE PROPERTY at the southwest
/ corner OF Jefferson and Filth streetsi ~ =
A DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE,
each side containing 10 rooms all in COED order with
gas throughout; wells, clsiern Ao,, and sabling on
AisoA HOUSE AND LOT on Fourth street, west
OF Perry For Particulars inquire Of
iuly7u3 Or, dEIfEh.
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r l. IT X.
Strickland s AaG Cholera Mi1ture

1 = composition ot estrngents, sbsorbcutp stunt
4 lmts and carmmat7es, WhIch' veiS Physician se.e
knowedR's is the only pr, pRrat thht VII effect
permanent cure OF DarfheR and Dy setter. This anti
Cholera Mixture ~ nov IN use some Of ,ur arihy
hospitals whore II gives the greatest satisfaction Il
has 'aVed the lives of thousands OF sCoiers nhd
citizens, and We will guarantee II 10 he the best rene.
dyln the world for DiHrrht RRnd byhfntery
Mr. Woods, Of CovinGtoh, nv, will he most hRpIy
TO satisfy anYono ~ to the VIRTUE Of strickland Anti
Cholera Mixture in Nct We have u great number OF
testimonials from patents who hrye ccn cur, amer
being pronoupcedi in urHhle by their phi ysciau some
aeT taking only one bottle Of StrcRlands Anti Chul
era Mixture. II Won suffer with DlArihta and FyAeu.
terry try one bottle u .' l 30 80 ''t ma
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GJ-Lines 70 the memory Of DR.. JoHS
HAtL. Respectfully inscribed to bis parents

cJ- Lines 70 the memory Of DR.. 'JoHN
HAtL. Respectfully inscribed to bis parents
~ isoLA MoSTREssEE
Huahed 4 the voice Of our owed onO,
And stiil are the quivennR llpa
FOR death has robbed us, pt oJr darling
And In his cold embrace he sleeps
Then Oh, drop tear on the marble brow,
For tho sake Of friends ar away
For in thathousehold band thsre'll be sorrow
Sorrow ~hich no JOY can Llsy.
VI There was no Mothers hand to smooth hia brow
No Fdhers voice foll on his ear
Ne died alone In q far distant land
No Father, Mother, or kindred near
Nut then as be went with tile boetman pale
Across the dark, and rolling river
White Robed Angel, on this distant shore
Was beckonng him, her darling Brother.
on how calm he looks Ia his quiet sleep
He Is free from all sorrow and care
He is resting Al our dear seyiour's feet
And ali Is Joy, snd peace iorhIm there.
BsLrrToSTAiS, ONO.
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bayA soldier in Grants army writes home
and says ave are enjoying ourselves IN the
usual way. We have fight for breakfast
dinner and supper, twice between meals, and
three times during the night---in short II has
beeome c second nature
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WILLIAM WALKER,

.' Nv 'pA ih'Np o. i'4A- - - iNA' Vt4A''
rs prepared TO accommodate his customers Wit.
/ every article Of Renuemens wtOnug apparel q
the latest style and best quality, Those who VI ni
coats pauts, vAAta, shirts, hosiery, handkerchief
gloves, boots shoes, slippers 40, will do well Il
give him a call. Hi2i
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namncraIIc Club.

The Democracy are invited to meet this
evening At the Hall in MuSDAY's building, on
Jefferson street, for the purpose Of organ-
1ing Democratic Clab Time, 81 O'clock
MANY DEHooRArs.
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Read the following.
(Tesfinl0pi q al. On / .9atdh GolliO

UestW0Hi = ~ 4ra F4nf0h hthtt.)
PRoT pEnuSS Two years ago my, soPp tefslpsl
diseased and my hair commenced 10 lal ont very t
sore. il became very painful; nv rest az night was
broken the burning and itching sensation wns pnsup
only momentary reitt coptpited severed Ih9s
oans Of this city Twas iptorIned by them thet lhe
Disease with which my scalp af' cted was T. sah
10 nm and that they could not benefit me, READ
your adyernaomtnt and aenclud'd TO consult you
aud restore my hsir, whict had h,come very tbin
with inst as4lrsnce placed mlheli m yonr hsnds
my scalp is periet ty WE'LL and my hair has ceased TO
MI out. Respect uly youIs,
Mae. SARAH Goyni 70, ~ south Pearl stost. Q .
Hair Rsstorer, their name ls Legion that MS us
THE ONLY PREPARATION ...1 ~
That would eHectualy and permanently restore the
hair Of those who aro bald, and prevent
~ THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF. .s
The large and rapidly ncreasing sale q Restorative.
Is the stonge1t evidence OF the manifold benefits his
eont"rrirg upon r.l.. s.. .uH. -.
THE HUMAN FAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has been eliAneA.eaa
they alilnla IN Mtosngt 70 It's merit ana FaS'S
O'' OVER ALL PREPARATIONS .....
Ever nt,hduoed I do not recomm,nd iny preysra-
n,nbtbs ss n isa simple rnrusabhy, aud ttslJ hi
nsisteut with the laws ketne. 70 those who
skeptcal or increduous, Will make = bona hde utef'
Twill forfeit 81, 900
Zone Thousuud Dollara} il fail to cure tie Won't
eases Of partial badness, nndeT hneen years sIsnd'
''s THE THia Only GEN FE HAIR EEsToRER
This wonderful remedy As sold bydTusgists Feuer'
" YouR DRUGGIST HAs not GOT n sENp
FB.--Cures guprapteed 10 every ease where thrI
rectOns for 80 are implicitly obeyrd
- Pnse' per sots, psF q n1 So'Ifs bE HIM iT s
sole Proprietor No. s9 orange slgsss
telSdly Albany, Rev forE,
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srRAHnD.

INRoM the aeld of he subscrlbsr, ivng on the Cin-
II cinn1t. Pike oae mile North Of Aiekandereyille,
an lron graz orse, years old, hin teet nearly white
M other mark TeeoMectad, except . collar mark on
the meek hhsral reward vii be paid for niorma'
tion 20 that / can recover him aBAin. -. :. -.
iuly2.dAWl .ll HENRY BWEADRER.
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The Price Of eur Daily 10 be
Advanced TO 40 cents per
Week. ,...r. ...ee

We cannot possibly afford to continue
to furnish the Daily EMPIRE at present
rates. The great advance in the cost of its
publication compels us. reluctantly to an
nounce that. after this week we must in
crease its price to 20 cents. The necessity
for this must be apparent to all.
July 9, 1854. Un
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H. THOMPSON, Chairman,
J, $ LEEDoN, Secretary. aa,s-p Is

BaD- The New York Tribune exhorts to
better faith, to confidence in success That
will do for the editor; but when his party come
TO ptay TO Almighty God they ask for a spec
dy suppression "ii consistent with His will ~
They pray not to be destroyed by -their.''obsti.
nate adhesion TO their oEp counaels which
moy be in conflict wilh.thA eternal purpose OF
God Ii appears from this that the tsithis
wagering; thaLith4y have sOme apprehehsiohs'
that their success islhst consistent with the
viii of God, or that il iginrcoaaiSt with HIS
eternal purpose, Congress have not said ~
much 10 man directly, They have not shown
il in their conduct Presumption and AFRO
GAUGE have msEked their progress,, Phey have
expected by tapressioW and terror 10 carry
out their purposes, with Aovertign contempt
for the opinions OF those who differ with them
and who have as Innnh ihtsrest-ia this Gov
ernment as they haye, They RGt ~ iG femil.
lar with the eternal hdtpose of God and could
not be mistaken, But they, have some mis
eiviugs, aud the editor exhorts TO better faith,
TO patience, perseverance,, and ehduranee -
That will oil do but then the doubt il it be
consistent with the will of God OF not con.
Aict with His eternal purposel- Lvnispills
Democrat "A
'r.at aas estir a"' 4"
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Mcotcal

CURES Coughs Colds Fore Throat, Asthme, and
" Consumption " ~ only necessary FOR any one
troubled with these complaints 10 Try one bottle OF
Sfrickidnds . NeuiRnoVs Cough Rdlsam
to conv nee them tha lila the best preparation ever
used II not only cfre- the nboyt affections Of the
Throat and Luugs, bit IL Cures Might hwegta. aBd
HpiftnR OF bt od e,adiSnu eNcallsn rargle forseuv
kind 0t Sore Throat itia pl ssapt TO take, pnd
safe medicine or Infants Price 20 Cents per bottle
For sale by druggstH generally. mia
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Another Army.

Another army must be raised, Seward is
still willing TO predict the close Of our uOub-
les in three months or q year. Stanton labors
Pssiduously to conceal from the people our
Losses repuIses and defsats, and, says the
Washington correspondent Of the New York
Independent 1T grows less probable that
General Grant will succeed in driving Lee
from Virginia this summer" President Linz
coin now expects the war to rage furiously
for another year at least Abolition Journals,
with grim and ghastly grime, profess that their
chosen leaders " III annihilate the rebels and
suppress the rebellion by january next, pro-
vide that another army of three or four hun
dred thousand be raised at once for that pur-
pose. How often before have we been told
that If the radical abolition managers at Wash
inRton were only furnished with three or four
hundred thousand men, the rebellion would
at once he put down. And although they
/ have been furnished with between two and
three millions OF men-nearly three times as
many fighting men as the aboliionists tell US
/ can be found in the whole Southern Confeder
acy-we now told that the war is q failure
and that "another army" must be raised
Win not the people profit by experience Il
we are fools we may expect decisive victory
now, but no man living will see that victory
40 long az Abraham Lincoln is in power, Ant
The policy of his administration is sought L
be enforced Yet, in the language Of tho
Argus, he "is held as candidate to curse NJ
for another four years. He is supported by
all the olhee-holdsrs rotten contractors ami
stpendiary papers 10 the country Will th'
people lend themselves 10 the use Of such al
imbecile leader aud corrupt folowes ty Civ
ing their support to Lincoln for re- election ?
-Deroit Free Press.
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hey-Some of Mr. Chases friends say that
he resi- Ined' the Treasury portfolio but IL
ia the better opinion that his case was like
that ol the Irshman who, on being asked why
be Joined the army, replied, "Bs jabers they
forced me 10 volunteer
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NOTICE.

A PETITION will he preseuitd TO Governor
n Brough for the PARDON of olaybofn hagan, nov
p'ssSVfs SsoSs. 10 ''' 0H'0 c1TffARrsE HAeAS "N
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DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
sECRErlRY or STATE,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG,
Raanera C.nniy.
SUPREME suDGE7,
lF0n fuLL fUnn,l
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
Ot FAIRFIELD Cou ".
(rO rttL vkcsNCfKA.1
Lon Vacancy,
MACHIAS @ WHIfELk1,
Att Of nabooek Copnty.
Short Vacancy
ALEXANDER y BOYS,
U righland County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
LYMAN r CRiTCBFIELDi
OF Holmes County.
CoMPrRobLRR OF THN TRkAsuhf'
WILLIAM s v PRENTISS
Of Franklin County
,t SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER 8. RAMSEY,
.t. OF Hardin County
BOARD or PUHLtO WORKS,
(FuLL FHanO
WILLIAM LARWILL,
.t OF Ashland County.
(goR oAHcT,)
CHARLES B0ESEL,
u. of AualaiHs County.
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sSsr Soon after the death Of the poet Words
worth u gentleman met farmer Of the neigh
boqhood and said 10 him "You have had a
.rsariloss What loss ?? WHY, you have
lot the great poet. 'Oh aye, said the
IArmar, "he is eeAd but have no doubt his
vile carry on the business and make Il as
profitable as ever II was
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR RRsTORER.

II fail to cure the worst OF diseased seaipa 0t
toe longest standing with tho TaI
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S5s2Tifa 3 safe.

Circuit Court-Manitowoc County. William
H. Glover VS.. Thomas Kennedy.
10y VIRTUE OF an execution issued from
- said Court, to me directed and delivered,
against the personal and real property of the
above named defendant. Thomas Kennedy,
have this dry seized and levied upon all the
right, tile al d interest which the said Defend
ant lad in and to Lots twelve u, and FIVE 5,
in the town Tlot Of Lenavlle, III the to wn of
Manitowoe Raids, county Of Ne nitowoc, state
of Wisconsin, with the aPpurtenances thereto
belonging, on the oh day Of May, A D. 1862,
or he may have since acquired thereto, which
said right, title and interest OF said defendant,
shall expose for safe and sell at the Court House.
in the village OF Ntnitowoc, on Saturday June
18th 1861, at the hour of ten o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, to satisfy said execution
toeerher with the expenses Of sale. Dated
Sheriff Once, haajtoHoc. April Dist 1861
IRA p. SMITH,
Sheriff Of Nanitowoc County, Wis
Csc. y WooDIy, Pi'tT 5 Atty.
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Sheriff S Sale,

The State OF u iscCnsin-Mani:owoc County
Circuit Court. g orge +. Miner against y,hn
W. Medhury. Execution.
pI VIRTUE CT an execution. issued out OF
IL and under the seal of said curt in the
above entitled action, to me directed and deiiv,
cred, and against the personal and real proper.
ty OF said John w. Medbury, have seized and
levied upon the following described real estate.
and all the right, title ard interest which the
said defendant had in the said property at the
date Of the docke'ing Of laid Judgment, to wit:
on the thirty-frst (31-D day OF December, 1850,
or has since acquired.
The south east quarter Of north east qua rter
OF Section No. twenty two (22), containing for
ty aCrea, the south west quarter of north east
quarter of Section No. twenty three f23), Town
twenty l2ol, Range tw nty>four (2l), contains
ing forty acres; the north west quarter Of south
west quarter of Section No twenty-five -25-.
Town twenty 20 |, Range twenty four, 81, con-
tainirg forty acres the south east quarter Of Sec
ton NO. twenty-six -2G-, Town twenty 20,
Range tWenty four III, co timing one hun
dred pnd sixty acres the roth half OF north
cast quarter Of Section No one i. Town
| twenty 20, Range twenty three - 23-con-
taiuing eighty 50. acres the south east
quarter OF Section one i. Town twenty
De Rar &c twenty three - %, containing
ore hundred and sixty acres the north st
quarter OF the south east quarter Of Sc elton No.
| tnhteeu d, Town tweuty-o' al,
Range twea y-thrce %, con aiming or,y
| acres; the south west quarter OF Section Ne
| thirteen ii, Town twenty.oue III
| Range twcnty-tlTee 90 =, containing ono
/ hundred and sixty acres the west half OF north
east quarter, Section No. twenty four --2f--,
! Town twenty~one --21--, Range twer Is three
Il, cGHa nirg ejgftT acres and tie month
/ west "a 'rter OF She north west quaster Of Sec.
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EE. Probate.

Manitowoc County Court. II the matter Of
the estate of Mrs. Julia A. Barker, deceased
On reading and fling the petition of George
W. Barker Of Manitowoc,. aforesaid, represent
ing among other things that Mrs Julia A. Bar
ker, late of said Manitowoc. on the 18th day Q:
April, 1864, died inteSate, leaving estate with
IN this county, and that he was the husband Of
ii deceased and praying that administrator.
Of said estate be to him granted, Il IS ordered
that said pet ton be heard before the Judge o.!
this Court on Monday, the o. day Of June, A.
D. 1864. at ten o'clock A. NJ, AZ the sofiice Of
the said Judge, in Man}towoc, in said county.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be-
given to the heirs of said deceased and to al
persons interested, by publishing a copy of this
order for three successive weeks prior to said
day Of hearing in the N4nitowoc Pilot, a weeks
~ newspaper printed aud published at ManIto-
woo, IN said county.
HE>RY S. PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated Nav 10Th 1851.
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TAX NOTICE,

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the county of Nam
it0woc and State of Wisconsin. remaining unre-
deemed in the Office of the Clerk of the Board
Of Supervisors Of the county of Manitowoc and
State Of Wisconsin, for the taxes due and I'M
paid thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty, for which said taxes, the
said tracts Of land and town lots were sold on
the 9Th day Of October, A. d. 1861. Now,
therefore, unless the amount of taxes. interest,
fees. and charges set opposite the several
tracts Of land and town lots, as herein describ-
ed. including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description, be paid on or
before the Sth day of October. A. D. 1864, ac-
cording to the time when said tracts Of land
and town lots were sold as above-stated, the
same viii be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assigns in pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided.
ADOLPH WITTMANN.
Clerk County Board of Supervisors.
Dated Manitowoc, March 3, 1864.