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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

:, Repuiss before At
lantn-shorman Ir,ssa..-
shei,,ng .. che C,.y-AdJress 81 Goa
(From the Richmond Examiner, Jelly o,1
The telegram from Atlanta chow Ia, ,ns sn,.rv "a
again been repused IN a. attemp, TO break our iuss II
n Inc ON, man In imitation Of Grant. commenced
hns 'Gg the lives of women and CHILDREN to danger
In every resye % Che Yankees violate the usages or
east lour prisoners ouxh. suffer death >"'e
The address Of General oi to his troops Is spirited
and to the point yet will perceive IN It slight re-
Army Of Tennessee.
THE ATLANTA ryIsonAMs.
(From the Richmond Dispatch, suly AL
The enemy made an attempt last night TO break our
Ines but wasfepused by Cnsathsm after conflict Of one
hour.
During the day quiet prevailed around the city. the
only demonstration being occasional picket nrtug. At
city, shelng hour with vigor. No notice
OF his Intention shell the city given enable the
women aud children TO be removed to places Of safety
His barbsrous violation OF the usages Of civilized warfare
only enabled him to murder few poncomb atants Most
Of nS shos came from pou1dor pr,Os guns n
occasional missiles from another gun east OF the city
The gallant operations OF Wednesday and Friday seem
to have impressed the Yankees with wholesome desire
10 strengthen their nanks, which they are doing
Their d,may Of rocket signals has boon Brilliant nd
eating 81 ke movement on their part.
The follow ING address TO the troops vas read this morn
Ing -
HEADQUARTERS. AMY " lbNNU@xnp
In 7nE flyIp, July rs, 1884,
Experience has proved 70 you that safety 10
time OF baltic IN getting coss quarters with
tho enemy Guns aud coors the only uuerring iudi
cations OF victory The vaor Of troops easily estimated
too by tho number OF received. your enemy BE-
allowed TO continue the operation Of nankng out II
position, Ia 10 peril. Your recent brilliant sue
cess provss you, ability 70 You have ous e
commander aud your country confidently expect.
B HOOD, General
Brsader General r. A. shoup has been appointed CHIEF
or Sta1 of this army TO day.
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Jswslvy and Wstches, 81 All Descrsp-
tsns for sale by 0EO q ALLEN &ie Broadway dsou
beleug fornsry II Wall street, closed
. Saturdays clock
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Osura ads Pssd 70 Subtitle Uproots Raar
from low fcFheads Or part OF ius befy Warranted
n. as BroAtway
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Impaired French Ohoes.-A Lot OF
siaok kid slippers VITA srd without hser s dsmass1
By wstev. wNh bows and kuokss from 81 50 20 - So
I L nrnr, ST. Broadway
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O9fctaI Ctseulars tn shelby College Lott
NY Furnished b sfMMoSs ROoRR8 co. New Yerx
Ron oMrA
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PORTLAND, Me-, July -. 1891
The bark sebra Cyooksr Captain Staples, from hansss
Tor Portland with cargo Of molasses, w. vrSea ~
ssconA day out from Nataasss, on tbs uorss s0ssS
Grew cared. Cargo issur~s W tnis cisy, st.
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New Ssyie WHITE uacN Yeats, g.
walSiag CsaA, ti8; saekS % 20 SIC. Orderwork.
CLARK ii9Aad ia william ssrvsA
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Murray, Eddy D. Co.-Csvimgesn. Ky.
.Knrrycxy. BxvaA CLAss S17--Juy ~, tesA
Es.sss. ~; ]. csiss ii sss-- =; .. isss =
), 81, 81, 70, -, II, ~, 81, e., 40, 81. "a, 80.
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~ % o. e. cl. ri sos;s H. 81 iss g. o. o. a.
SO. 80, IS, AZ, So, "a 50, 10, 70, 80, Al. I, 81.
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Nervous aad vrutsnt Dsseos aao
ssish,s repors OF the Hcward AsociAts
cent By mali In sttsr eopes frss 81 casgc Aidrsg
street, Phtadelphia Pa
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nrs. wimsloW's sosthtnG sy,np fss
Chadrsn dyssn,sry ssd dsrrhcA rsgulatss the
mach end beweis wind cole csrriss s inssss
safely Through the critical period o. sashns svss
the mother, and relisf sna health to the child
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=. =. Sim m~ns q Ce.-CovinGtow, Ny.
SpxEsv uxYsA cIAss S6i-Jriy 50. 1854
~, 81, q, so, 81, 2, 50, IA, So, "a, 50, SIS.
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!. ,..,A .ssr s..ry other had utterly failed.
rripsspsl onss. BsASDREfa HOUSE. New FORK 80
- - a-usrss See - DeAndssAu On Rsvsrp4nsus sssmN
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Prises Cashe" in All Le9ailxta Los.
sSiss, aeA Information ssvrp. 0ALLA0HER DEk.
JhNlN, Brokers, $40 Chesnut street, PbnadciphlA
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Hope Teia . Watering Tale, bae nsvsv
hat delightful psslauoa 0ozoD0Nr 90 600, and refresh
ingy Agreeable the mouth and teeth hardsns
The gums gives pure and healthy tone 10 the
csanes bsAusfss preserves the seth and
Sosts SeoAy Sold q Arua
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To Paper Manufacturers.
Cash VIM BE- paid fer looO reams Of goa Fourlrassr
Apply u this o0cs
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wigs, reupsss, HAIR Dys, HAIR Oysisp
DAfCHELO1a 10 Bead eereee
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waited states 0txes 81 1ssl,
n Sos io0a sovs and ioooss fos sas 49,
Corner q Wan sIssi aud BrSsavAe
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JSa btonu"E
Of T.: Eys az =. clinton .;.s. ts ~:
|. : :isls ''i ;ss%s Sy u..s..n,
Dr.. r'arShairs Catar-h an,
J. FHsms fr.sran and ag-eeahs remedy for nil a..
ssr AZ .s and 10:
and the relief Immediate Sold b all drugss Try H.
Ear RIngs nd Pins. New STYLES. Ju.s
FIVE seveo ten tweve netsen twenty q
sroaawsy below Canal street store close.
Fire, burglar anu Damp Proof Safes.
rowrsR AND Nfp!THsaLAR PROOF
Tn. reputation TIN, the Aim ten. SAFE. have :, ,,v.s
1s S Of Te sS D.
s.'s'nf 'ils ssi
s or be es s sp 10Th
Invited %.r. sy s % q ss
sH4 s s%s g Wais.4 street.
a.. cured ~ GouEAUDs ITALIAN hEDioX1I3
BiUNrens,
Ladies 9cak and sickiy constitutions shsaa take ne
BIoxRENs win ron strong healthy sad happy.
and restore .as ssom Of heath tho soky and w.s.s
ssrsworn Ease
For One Dstfar--Ths january, Fehru-
Hg sHe ias gohRs2
be crit. To securg che rictora, Double Numbers wfA
.ss: - Srs
0suraaa's Ps1drs Subtitle Uproots RATS
6 scn I Sn seSs:a. or "yR'r' Of f v'r'n's
ass~A..A ssr.ms-. f.orx assr.n 9s~s~~
saohlnss wHEEEsR wrLsoS. Sss ssosd~sy-
r~,pcrtea French shoes.-A Lot Of
ss r Bows w ana :f :s e :|:s
n. L Ernr. ST. Broadway
Jswslry sue Wstches, 81 All Descrsp-
.iens for safe by aEo. ALLsN ts sroadwsy Ssss
. sssurdsys Il . sioci. : '''''"'
mrs. winsiovv's Soothing sy,up rec
chadrso sur.s dysnsr, di.-rhaA rssul...s hs -
mach bowels collie ana csrriss Mo inss.A
safety .Asoash tbs period OF .a.hns sss resi-
The mother, and rsliss sna health to the child.
new ssyis WHITE paoN Yeats, g.
w'as o'a@ ss' s.sf. a e i, o IL ..
Nervous aad vnussns Diseases aaa i
t.';ss sss sss s Sos
:, ss fsa :s:S'ss fs.''' '''''''' " SOM
Purely Vegetable and IHnocsn1
sRAHDkxrH's PILLS
posses quals, .Acn saAo, tAesss 70 'he rs'Srsase
10 health or sny diseased organ sue Of the human soAs
r,,, r..,s.s. .a.U...u sss ssos s Of rsssss-
ing
MILLIONS OF HUsAr BklNas
,, -. ...rv o,Asr means Rad utterly failed
r,,as,..l on,., BRASDRKfa HOUSE. New rorx 80
b. AZ arusss see - ssAad,sA" on ssvsrnsnsos 's~S
waited states sizes 81 1ss1, !,
r. sos iO0a s0ys and looos. fos sAs w.
Corner ~ Wan street aud BroaawAe
wigs, reupssss HAIR Dys. HAIR Dysssp
snd MoldA~ia Cream. fss boaaufytn1 We mair ~ -
DAfCHELO1a 10 Bead sereeA
VISA erss Passns sails N andsr ssfss.-
ira hes. arsprooS 0Afs 10 NE world Dspet !" A@a~
lHaa
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wTderss Passns eslam lander sssss,-
Iss hes, arsprsos eafs 10 Vie world DsP's Wv
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-.vnD. ssi Broadway,
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Ths mystery Of the fall back into 40 y-''n wori
~ the rebels N the m rnirg was sOos soly.i. "
Dorps (Haraee s) had made the circuit Of Is fam
Ind about 10 attack In the rear what " Sweep
I'D been e,sewheref NEq can ten VII 4 might hay
bUen the result
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All Summer Complaints, Dfsoraers
sub isc 10 females diseaaes Of tho climate chs fevev9
sgue sea sickness srrh dysen'ery choc and eho,s
nlnr,us, BE- cured or pre- ented BY the mae q
HrEiNFELD Sole Agsnt 10 Nassau street., D. :.
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Purely Vegetable and IHnocsn
s4AHDkxrH's pills

posssss quaiitlss sAcn sdAos themselves 70 'he
TO health Of ans diseased o. ssue o. me ''ss
rh, sa.U..su seos sss msAas Of rsssss.
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AoEnI rpE cRosDAL,ys SSAAgkEr rEscAasD
w.RrKS40SSxx b oyyros cvzM S4sSaE srsgxr.
an Kinds of rurnnurS. Iron Bv iNssds. xe ucsls
coats. vsssiA 90. faraishsd q Pod sosscc
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acknowlede emen. instead Of successive
special responses. Wosld that it were
possible to render my thanks in person
and 10 the name Of our common country
as we'll as in my own, ard while pressing
the hand Of each war worn veteran. TO
recognize his tile to our love, gratitude
and admiration.
Soldiers by your viii, for you and
The people ara hut ore, have been placed
in position which debars me from shar-
ling your dangers, your suifprines and
your nrvafons in the fel !. With pride
anl affection nv heart has accompanied
you in everv march with SOLITUDE 1t
has sought 10 minister to YOUR every want;
with eyultafieG it has marked your every
heroic achievement; vet never IN the toi'-
some march, nor in the weary watch, nor
in the desperate assault have YOU render
ed service so decisive in results as III the
last display Of the highest quality OF de-
votion and seIf-sacriice which can adorn
the character Of the warrior and patriot.
Already the pulse of the whole people
beats 10 unison with yours; already they
compare your spnntaneou. and unanimous
offer Of vorr lives for the defense of your
country with the halting and reluctant
service Of the mercenaries who are pur
chased Nv The enemy at the price Of high
er bounlies than have hitherto been known
in war.
sAninated bv this contrast they exhib-
it cheerful confidence and more rssolute
bearing Even the murmurs of the weak
and tnid. who would shrink from the
trials which make stronger and hrmer
your noble natures, are shamed into ST.
lance BIZ the spectacle which they present.
Your battle cry will ring loud and clear
through the land Of the enemy As we'll as
our own: will silence the vain hnastings
Of their corrupt parrizans and their pen.
stoned press and will do u-tice to the
caumnv By which they seek to persuade
deludad people that Won are ready TO
purchase dishonorable safety by degrading
Submission"
The victories Of Shiloh, Perrvville, Muir
freesboro. Chickah0mirv, Manassas, Fred
ericksburg and Characteristic are referred
to. snd the down fall Of the Union armies
is confidently predicted.
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Death of a Remarkable Irishm an.

With sincere regret we record the death
of Mr.. Maunsell White, of Deer Park
Plantation, New Orleans. in the eightieth
wear of his age, and in the sixtieth year Of
his exile from Ireland and sojourn in hoa-
isana. No more worthy man ever won
honor for the Irish name in foreign lands.
Mr. White owned one Of the larges, plan
tations in Louisiana, and was one CT the
wealthiest men in that State. But his
was not heart capable of being hardened
or chilled BY riches. Wealth with him
meant the opportunity of doing good
His charities were munihcent his name
was never mentioned without reverence
and praise. and was scarcely ever heard
unless in. connection with some act of
princey henevoence. Some of our rea
dArs NAV remember that Mr.. Smith
OBrien, in his lecture on America, made
aInsion to Mr. White, whose CUES, be
had been for brief time Mr. White,
we believe was a native of Limerick, and,
if we mistake not. a relative Of MIR. o'Bren.
He was q Protestant. but the Catholic faith
was endrared to him al least a. the faith
one occasion the Catholic Church Of s..
Patrick. raised and frequen'ed bv the
Irish in New Orleans WAS egiouslv
entered and rifl-d and the sacred vessels
were earned off by the robbers, and even
40 ;upetv terrible TO reflect upon pelpet
rated The confederation and anger, hor-
ror and grief amongst the Irish may DE
imagined. Mr. White was scarcely less
inceDsed than the most fervent Catholic.
He called upon the pastor, took him to
ore of the most eminent jewellers in the
city, and on the spot ordered every sacred
vessel used in our churches TO be supplied
of the riches. and costliest patterns a, his
own sole expense. Similar anecdotes Of
his intense Irish feeling and boundless
generosity are frequent in the Crescent
City. To the poor his hand was ever ex-
tended, and he has left behind him many
lasting provisions for their aid. In these
pages, some time since, we chronicled an
act of his, which might well I'll Irishmen
with pride He voluntarily freed every
slave on his planta'ion-one ofthe largest
in the Surrounding provision for the
support of all who were aged or infrm
We feel that the name aud deeds of such
a man, such an Irshman should not be
| allowed to pass into oblivion. He will be
remcmbeTed with honor in the country Of
his adoption not The less let his memory
be loved and raverel in Ireland, the land
he fondlv cherished in his LATEST hour
DuIIn E0rnip0 Years.
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Bank Notes, from their Birth to their
Death.

The paper upon which the notes of the
bank Of England are printed is manufac-
tured from the whitest and best of linen
Tags, by one firm at Lavers,oke. in Hamp
shire 1t Is made in sheets sixteen inches
long, and five inches wide. each being de-
signed for the printing Of two notes they
aIa divided in the middle after leaving the
press therefore. every note issued bv the
bank of England has three rough or deck
lie edges and one smooth edge The pa
per and water mark has ALWAYS been the
great difficulty TO makers of forged notes
The engraving has been successfully imi-
'atel so much so tina. even experts have
been deceived By It -; but spurious paper
has never. ND to the present time. stood
the test In tie recent robbery Of bank
paper from the mills. which caused so
much anxiety to the public. the forgers
hal an opportunity such as they never
had before. and, it is TO be hoped, never
will have again; vet even with this al
vantage they were entirely unsuccessful
The paner annpars to have been taken
from the mills u.sizpd and tho after sizing
was badly done. giving dirtv appearance
to the notes: in fact. to those whose duty
it is TO examine notes ali dav long. this ap-
fortablv suspicious look.
A quantity Of paper enough for ma
king about 900 600 notes. is forwarded
to London once a month il is delivered
to the bank note paper office. where i, is
counted, ana then handed to the printing
office. After passing through a machine
which prints all b1, the numbers, dates
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JET. Davis to the Rebel Soldiers,

The following j. JEFFEBsoN DAVIS aG-
dress To the rebel army
"SoIdierS Of The arn,y oftbe ConfaFerofe
STATES In the long aud bloody war in
which von- country j. engaged Won have
achieved msnv noble triunph, Won have
won = nrIpu~ victories over vastly suDari-
or numbers YOU hars cheerful!v borne
prlEaiion. and tot. to winch Won were m,
nset: ,on ave rea'lIv submitted to re-
strainfs upon ur individual will. that
the rt'z-. n. IN better perform hi dnrv
- 't.'t tr. ~ 2 81. .lar
- 'lif he-e you have latelv aided an
Other tluupa. he MODEST Of human con-
quests victory over Yourselves. As
the time dtcH near when yon who frs,
entered the service nigh, well have been
expected 70 claim relief from your arduous
labors, and restoration 10 the 4niearmants
OF home, You have Needed only the call
OF your suffering conntr-. Again Won
come TO tender your services for the pub
iic defense, free Offering which only such
patriotism As yours could make--a tri
umph worthy of the cause to which you
Are devoted
Il would IN vain attempt % express the
emotion with which | received the testi-
moniais OF confidence aud regard which
you have recently addressed 20 ne To
acme Of those first received. separate ac-
know elements are returned, bat i is
now apparent hat a like generous enthu.
s'a7m perv.des the whole army. ard tina,
the only exception to such tender will be
OF those who having originally enlisted
Tor the var cannot display anew their zeal
IN 'h- public service It i. therefore
deemed appropriate. and, il il hoped will
BE- equally acceptable, 20 make general
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BEER & KERN.

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in DIV Goods, Groceries and Provisions.
Glass, Crockery, Fancy Goods, Oil-C.oth,
Wooden yarn, Fancy Baskets, Fiides and
Guitars, and Guitar strings Toys, Cordures,
PaperhangingS, Brushes &c 49,
Respectfully solicit share of public patron
age.
Hanitowoc Juiv, 1859 milf
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attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
Has resumed the practice of his profession in
MaDitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted TO him.
- Collections made in any part Of the State.
For few weeks his office will be found at
his dwelling house
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T.. EsREyNSC.

County Sur2eyor Of Manitomoc County,
RESIDENCE, NEAR CLARK's MILLS
VIII promptly attend to all business entrusted
to him. Orders may be left at The Store of NJ
Mahoney, or at the office of Clerk of the Court.
Manitowoc
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photographs, Ambrotypes, sc.
German Printing Office
FOR SALE,

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the
l. materials formerly used in printing the
German newsparer-the NORTHWESTERN They
consist Of a No. 4 Washington press. German
ard English news and Job type, leads, rules,
chases, furniture, and all requisites for publish
ing German paper. The materials are nearly
new, and the whole will be sold cheap. by ap-
plying 10 OTTO TROESEL,
Sept %, 1asr. haarowoc, Wisconsin.
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CHARLES W. WHITE

attorney and CoanSellnr at Law, Bounty,
Pension, and General Claim Agent
Office adjoining Klingholtz Hall on Sth Street,
between Franklin aad Jay str Gets, Manito-
Voc, Wisconsin. ill attend promptly to AL
business entrusted to his care
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WIN. NJ. NICHOLS,

attorney and Coun>ciior at Lac,
Office York Street, Manitowoc Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
10. nl-tf
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Justice OF the Peace, Notary Public. Generao
Conveyaucer. and Agent TOR the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company Will attend til
the payment of Taxes, &c. Office south
the Court House.
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GEO. y. WOODIN.

AHorney and Coun@llor at 'rw,
ustice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
'irulsr atterton gwen TO collecting &c. Of
nee on York Street, Nantowoc Wis. milf
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snd signatures it is returned to the pa
per office in this transition state ii Is
kept in store; as notes are required. 1t is
again passed through machine for com
pletion each sheet is then cut in half, as
before stated, making two notes; they are
counted. and carefully examined by cash-
ers, whose duty it is to reject all notes
which are indistinctly printed, or are i'm
perfect, for the Old Lady is very particu-
lar on this point; tied up in bundles OF
one hundred notes each, and five OF these
bundles in one. making large bundle Of
five hundred notes
The average daily manufacture IS about
'hirtv~seven thousand notes, or seventy
four bundles Of FIVE hundred notes, each
weighing one and a halt pounds. The
number of notes made in year viii be
over eleven and half millions, the paper
weighing more than tifreen tons. Books
are printed at the bank, with record OF
every note issued. Every note presented
a, the bank 70, payment is marked off he
Iedgers on the day following; the date
of payment being stamped on the note
and in the ledger. Should forged note
hv any chance be passed. the imPosfor
would assuredly be turned out the follow
ING dav on reference 10 the ledger FOR
posting it.
About thrtv-seven thousand notes are
presented daily for payment they are
cancelled by having the signature torn
away, and two holes, the size of gun wad-
dincs, punched through the amount in the
left hand corner Of the note. Every such
note is kept at the bank ten wears; and
the boxes containing these notes, It placed
end to end would reach from the bank TO
! Kew Bridge, or more than nine miles.
The authorities take pride in the fact that
should reference to any one Of these notes
be required, by furnishing the number,
! date and amount, in ten minutes 1t would
be placed before you.
Two or three years since, some of my
readers, while walking in the vicinity OF
the bank may have noticed small flakes OF
snow descending, and have become sensi-
! be of smell something between that of a
smouldering composition candle and burn
e1 curl papers. Il was holocaust /" The
! Old Lady. What they saw and smiled
was al that remained OF what had done
/ duty for twenty millions or thereabouts.
The notes are burned once a month,
and the practice now is to place them IN
a brick furnace, the smoke from which
passes through water, thus avoiding all
unpleasantness.
The Ola Lady has some curiosltles IN
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JDEaN McEIEOGH.

Wagsn. sleigh, and Curiage Maker,
Shop on York street, over VIM. Sharp's Black
smith shop, Manitowoc, Wis. Always On
hand. and willing to work
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~ Fernando Wood haa given hum
red dViiars to The Ferian brotherhood.
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O. TOggEsESOV & CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, rockery, Boots and Shoes, Hata
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, NaiIs,
etc. Produce Of all kinds wanted, milf,