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SheriFs Sale.

The Safe Of Wisconsin. Circuit Court-Mil.
waukec County Byron KiIbourn against John
Srrcomb, surviving partner OF Thomas Tcrton
deceased Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF execution issued out o.
ID and under the seal OF sail Court in the
above entitled action, 10 me- directed and dpliv-
erred, and AIMS the perso al aud real proper
" of said j h Srrcnmb. surviving re,rt or al:
Thomas T'rr"n, deceased | hive levied ui,n,
The following drScrihed reaI estate nd al the
right, title and in ere-; which the SAID def-rd-
ant hid in and 10 Sal property It he date at
the dockefiug OF sail Judgment in this. Ma i
tnw"c, county, 70 vii: on the thirtv- fir; day
of July A D 1862, or has -ince rqujrrd, VIZ ::
TIE south half IF SHriiou sever. - n
Township seventeen Ii north of Range
twenty three 23- est. together with the saw,
mill machinery. FOOLS. implements, &c les The
south alt OF south west qI 'rter of said Section
" Itch SAID eii estate and right. tit e and inter
est rs aforesaid shah expose for sale aud cell
It pnb'ic "e"due at thc Court House. IL the
village OF Mantnwor, Manito> &C county, ia
S,ii Site. the 5 h dav of January. A D..
1854 ~ II ,'clnck Of that dav, TO satisfy sad
Execution and costs
IRA SMITH
Sheriff Man ,oaoc Co Wis
Dated Sherf7s Office, Mamitowoc Nov 9TH,
1868
The above sal" is hereby POSTPONED until JAM
ua!y 18th, 1864, az the same time and place
IRA 7 SNITH, Shei iff
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SheriH'S sale.

TIL. State of VII. on lr-N owpc County Cir
cut Court Wi cnei y. Bacon a-aiast Gl e,
4 Hnhhard Fxecurirn.
10y VIRTUE OF al execution i-surd out "t
- and Ia der the seal of said Court IN he
D, ave. entitled action. to m" directed and d"hv
cred and agairst tn per-o a . i real proper
= of said Giles 4 Iiuhb ri, have S-jz~d aud
wi Z unou he following described rsa esrat
tni AL the right title and interest viii h the
al de"n dlnt bad in and to said land AZ rhr
.i.te OF the docketing Of said judIme I to "it :
/ Oatc Is Il dav of Nav, d 1863 or rs>
since acquired VIZ: The north halt ot 'he
west la "f tho nth west quirtrr OF Sec''on
! thirteen RI 81, Tow shin ii eCeen ! 10 north at
Rang. twenty three % east. ifh al
real estate. AMI righ', rit and ntere-t IS arore
! aid I shall exuos. for 8 l. AID sell at public
auction AT the Cou~t House in the y llage ard
county Of Maugtowoc IN Stte afnr a,d on
Mnrda,. Va ch lith 1864, t II "'cl * m
! ne s renoor, Of :. d itv, to -at-ty >aii exec
rio. and costs D. e. Shrrff Office. J lunar,
20, 1864 iRt VII sc vi
ID XAgAHAy, PITS Atty,
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Notice of Sale.

NTOTICE j. hereby give rh.t on the 18th
Y day Of December 1863 a warrant was is
sued by the Clerk OF the Clrcuf Courr of the
county of Mauitownc dire Getting the Sheriff ct
said county to attach. seize, and satel, keen
the schooner Jupiter together with her tackle.
apparel, and furniture. The sal" warrant VII
issued on application OF George Barley VITO
ella mS thu, sum of Fifteen d ,Iiar- due HIM for
lfOr ON said schooner AL persons who RI i'm
/ +" have demand against said schooner .Ju-
piter. her tackle, apparel or fur lure, under
she provisions If Chapter Isl OF the Ses-ior
avs OF 1>59. are hereby required to fe their
cnmpltinr- f"r their respective claims de
m ,nds against said schooner .ytpjter with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF said county o.
Manitowoc.
! The sid schooner Jupiter. he. tackle. appa-
rel, ,rd furniture. vii he -oid frr the payment
at the claims which shali be eSsahl shed agails
her. unless the owr er, con~igneP. or command
/ rr thereof, some Other prison int, tet
/ III rein. appear aud discharge said warrant ae
cordrg to law.
JOSEPH FRANCL,
Cirrk o. Circuit Court.
WooDrS i BoY>To>, Au'yS for Claimant.
Dated January 18th 1864
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IRA p SMITH


The State of W'c"n- -Manitowoc Cou, tv
Circuit Court Frederick e. Jorrs again-'
On ,rleS Durind. 6 or"e Rice and ,orap Fl
Btrhoinmrw Elk cut n
Bv Vi tue Of an execu' on issued ont If and
under he seal Of said Court n he above-pnti.
tied scion, to directed and Delivered ard
agairs' tie personal and zeal property of said
Charles DIraud GcGrge Rice and George n
Bartholomew have seed AID levied npon the
llowin"~ des''Iih"d real e>tat" and al the ig
tit q AID teres' which he sail def; nd mss or
eth r al teen, ~: in ADD IL he property at
The dtlt of III. Till, at the a'tarhmy tn.
wit: on he eighth day of No, emhei, 1861, or
haze sine CURED
Lots nos tr IN one i to twenty four 81
in Block B ia Reeds addition to the village OF
ManitowOc, Manhowoc equity Lots nos from
one i 10 twenty eight --22-- in Book G.
of said addrtO [ ots nos from one 4 to
twenty eight --2S-- in Block + OF said add.
ton
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Will not Rip or UnrayeI
Circuit Court -Manitowoc
County.

Tn ron X. Butler John Cecil, Silai
Rrwson, Albert 4. Green, William II. LYON
Warren " Lyon, Robert Shaw NORRIS Sober
JOIN w Perigo Edward B Bulkev, G o
L Bulky. Jhn G Plmpton, Samuel N
Crrreli, Sidrev Cornell. Simon B. CIV. Henr,
\ Hun'ng'on Ph lip Wadswerrh Csvi, C
Parks. Jr Bethual B Vlnccnt I'm II Vim
cent D wild FImroA, David Shiak, Ssmuel G.
y Viz, Charles 3 SAWYER Nathan W Perkins
Plaintiffs against Obadiah H. Platt. &c rge
H,cn, Gideon B. Co Inns. Jacob HaIverson B,.r,-
min Wellington. Samuel 3 Tflbnt John L
Emerson. James II Dtufnrth, Prenti-s "
Scuid"r Frederick SweetSer Sam-eI II G ok
IL. James Swan. Isaac D. Biedsert Henry W
Wellington, John A D. Gross Cornelius " ell
hngton. Nathan ". Daniels, Wells Gcverlv J.
\ Pryor, Hiram X app, ell E Fl pIbrook, j..
seph A Arnold, Daniel B, Stedmln, S. P. Ri
der D ,ftudintS
Tn PURSUANCE Of a Judgment Of the above>
J entitled Court made in The abnve>enrited
zion, bearing date the 29.h dav Of December,
1868, |, the subscriber, Rece yer ,ned in said
,jur gment, will expose tor sale aud sell at public
auction at the Court House in the village OF
Mant"woc, within tie office of the County
Jud. 70 on S,rurdav the 10 Ii nav of March 1861
a ? o'clock P. NJ, the following described prem
SeS wit:
Lot and block 1871. | IT'S. l1hl76
=, . o'' , - - a - -, :, 90 "''' - =
4nd h lO5 2 149 | II and 3 = 81, 3 ,"d
4 - oil I'D t. 2l5 | l6 md Is . 242 9
l. AID II 2i1 l Il I b 243 2 h c63
l , : and +" 15!, he | nd III :
- 'N 80 e VI INV
"''" ..n -.
i ~ 'U ~ -
10 ~ =
,,o =, cu
I,i1 n13s ,oe % TOO ,' n
hR 16t, oo2 4, 95s IN o'I,, ,o5 = ::
.,.7 "a 2i1 . -, rho ,,,l,.,, -, u0.
% % - - 80
), 20 49,. ~ =, y sec - ~
~ a.
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH

rI,HE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Com
| paw want a. Agent : each county, To So
licit orders tor their new S1j machine With
pu,pe. rew-driver and ezra reedlrs w.
eill paw a Iiheral -a'arv and expenses or give
large commission For part GUITARS, terms, etc.
inclose stamp, and aid ess
T : PAGE Toledo. O.
Geul Agent for the United States
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Wheeler & Wilson'S

FINILT SEWING MACHINE
With Ilemmcr complete 'or So and .regh
from New York ad led
For Beaus txcellencr of stitch, alike L
both side. of the fabric scwed tor Strength,
FIrmnesS and Durability at Seam, that
Will not Rip or UnraVeI!
For Economy of Thread for Compactnes>
simplicity, Speed and Stiffness of Motion, il is
not surpassed
PERSONS CAN EXAMINE
the 'chiue aud its work BY calling on Doctni
D J EASTON, Agent for Nanitnwoc.
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The State Of Wl-cor sin. Circuit Court. Mani"
voc Coun'y Henry W mt against f
F. ,ovn- a"a Charles A Noyes.
DY VIRTUE Of juigmenr "f forccl sur
- d s,t. rend red ny the Circuit CoIrr u.
aud FIR tn, cpuutv of Manit"w,c t,fe ~ W
con IL AZ he general term Of SAID Court nod
in the vilia4" a.i county ot Ma rrownc. at
State at0re-a'd, il he above ont led action or
th. IT dlv Of July A y 1853, | Nili sell II
public veudne t. the high s. bidder. AT IN
Court Uou-c in the uillgne nt +arif"wpc II
th.. 5'h dav OF February, A D 1864 Il
O'Clock /, the tor-uoon OF -aId d,y, me toll W
nag described property or :" much thereof Z
will raise the nount of said jpdgmen: anc
costs to-xit: LIT No nine en- block nuu
Der ttty-two -52-in the town plot OF T~" Riv.rs
couutv o. Mauirownc and Safe OF WIscars
Dated October u 81.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff
CARTER WHTPP'F. Pain'H's ANY.
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Notice !!

II R FRANKLIN, formerly Agent to sell
Ls Frult frees Tor us, is no longer in hat ca
pac y, aud has no authority to rr,nsot any
brs" ess for US. JAMES O'BhIEN,
PETER Nc COZ T
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Notice of FOrfeited Lots.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
MANITnwnC CarNTY

81 T. 0F " I~JT1NSIN,
MANITowoC COUNTY
Village Treasurfr'- 0fl-e,
Two vers, October 15th 1868
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
i Y lot or narcelS ut land living in the village
ct Two Rivers md Safe Of WISCONSIN, will be
forfeited unless ,ha taxes levied o. the same in
the wear lS6l, together with interest, costs,
ari charges in,. thereon, shall he paid f the
-,'Iie heiore NE. 18Th i-v o. J-nnarv next, AID
thar on and after 18Th t,y 81 JinutTv mex
nprch asers of ~a's Ftiicst dated - VIII
be enririsd to canT=vance on the lois or par
cells OF land described in said certif ates OF s. lie
IRON 1r3C IN tho Ph;-tpr OE said vii, W
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DEFY COMPETITION!

The patronage Of the people of Mantle voc,
Calumet, K"waunee, and Brow COUNT 3 IL So
cieh and they wilt find it to their advantage
10 cali a d examine nv prices before purcha-
ing elsewhere. To the people Of those coun-
tirs would saw thar for the pa'rouage | have
eceived OF them am very rha kiul, and hope
20 have them continue he SANE, as am now
hotter prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general satisfaction.
From his date | Will pay the highest mari Ell
FIR all Lind, II
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Slarrin'S Sale.

GOTTIOR BILLING
Village Treasurer.
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JneQualjeH inducements
t" customers. Ny stock consists OF
French Wool Cassjmeres, f d " Cass'
meres. Satiaets, DeojmS Co'onnaties,
Dress Prints, Vniencjds. De
laines. Gtnghnnas. Lowns,
Dress Good~, Chechs,
Pants. Ladies'
Coh, & c.
With large srock of L,dies' Stella, Brocha
md SILK and Worst Shawl.
4 Groceries consist OF choice assortment
f B'ark and Green Teas, Br WI and White
~. ars, Coffee Rice, Dried Apples, Currants
Raisins Palm and CASTLE ), zap.
Nv assortment of Boots and Shoes comprise
MEMS and Boys Boots,
Women and Chjldren's Shoes,
Mems Bnimorni !Shoes
Ladies' Congrcss' CATERS.
CNIdren's Lola Montez GaiterS.
Also, choice ! Of Cutlery, Spade, & Sho7-
Is Rake Hoes, F ,rks, Nail-, Glass, Putty,
Sash. Tubs Pals. Sc
| have also a large assortment of HATS <
TAPS, and All my goods will be sold at prices
which will
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-nEO sDS DE 4. GOD wanted at tie
~ "a Itowo" pilor One" '"r which a.,
hisacsf prrc,. will ne aid il subscriptions TO the
paper advertising, &C
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Sherifs Sale.

WooDrS BoY>Tos, Atf'ys for Claimant.
Dated January 18th 1864
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General Mcclellan.
From the New York Express |

The Tribune makes another of its sweep
ing and reckless attacks upon the patriotism
of General Mcclellan, while the Journal OF
Commerce shows the two remarkable facts
brought II light by the Mcclellan Report.
First, II al the Western Virginia campaign
III which Gen. Mcclellan achieved such per
feet success, was undertaken. carried for
ward, and finished by him without any OF
ders Of any kind whatever from Washing
ton. No one even ordered him TO under
take 1t; acting on his own responsibility he
went to Western Virginia, and on his own
plans drove out, captured cor DESTROYED one
another OF the rebel armies, until he had Sc
cured the whole district The fact Is, tba,
the great campaign in Maryland, resulting
10 the victory at Antietam, was undertaken
by Gen. Mcclellan on his own responsible
lty,.conducted by him without orders or in
references from Washington, and resulted
IN complete success and glorious victory
The contrast between these two campayns
and tue Peninsula campaign, where the In
reference was constant and persistent. is
noticeable. Not only was the army reduc-
ed one-third, but after il was reduced ,be
movements Of Mcclellan were constantly
hsmpered and obstructed by orders from
Washington.
1T is curious and instructive saws Tho
Journal "to draw this contrast between tie
campalons IN which be was allowed to lndse
for himself, and the campaigns in wuicb h.
was managed by the politicians Surround.
inc the President"
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Important Financial Measures

Secretary Chase is understood to be max
ing arrangements for the issue of gold notes
receivable for duties which he propose to
pay for the interest falling due On April l
May /, July /. August 10, October l, No
vember l, 1864; and January l, 1865, with
out rebate on interest due on and before
July l, and rebate at the rate of three per
cent per cent. per annum on interest due af-
ter that date. The aggregate of interest
coming due at these dates is about S45,-
600, 900. of which it is supposed that about
sos, 100000 will be anticipated in this way,
making virtual addition of nearly that
amount to the stock of gold
The Secretary also has under considera'
ton Of receiving national currency at rates
slightly below the current values of gold
and of issuing therefor Assistant Treasurer
certificates receivable in payment of duties
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4 subject Demanding the Sc
r,ous attention Of Congress.

Ths State of New York, with extraordi-
uary unanimity, has decided to give its
soldiers in the field the right of exercising
the elective franchise. This is all right
and very proper. Other States have done
the same. But what guarantees have we
that the private soldier will be allowed to
vote Is he pleases, unswe1 Or uninHuenced
by his commanding officers? And what
guarantees have we that the subordinate
officers-the officers OF the hne-will not
be influenced improperly in the same way
BY their superiors 2 The soldiers have q
right to vote, and further and high
right to vote according to the dictates OF
their own consciences. Without this llber
ty the privilege is mockery and an lmpos'
ture. Therefore Congress should pass an
act meeting the case, and inficting penal
ties of an effective character upon those
generals or line officers who shall IN any
way attempt to interfere improperly Wild
the &C ldiers' liberty of opinion, or the Tree
and unrestricted exercises of their right 10
vote while in the field.
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TIE Church members connected with
the Protestant missions in China now num-
Der about $500. OF these, 300 Or nearly
ono third, arsto be found in Annoy and the
rural viIlAs1 around it, where for the last
ten years remarkable success has attended
tho labors Of the London Missionary Socie
ty, Of our Dutch reformed Brethren from
America, and the English Presbyterians.
The Catholic Ladies of Memphis, Tenn
desiring to obtain funds for the purchase oil
new organ for the Cathedral OF st. Peter
and Paul, commenced fair on the I'D OF
February, which continued during the week
The nett result of their laudable endeavors
amount to about $4,000. Considering the
present state of the city, the above resul'
reflects credit upon them, and shows the
generous spirit Of tie people.
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The editor of the Frankfort Commonwealth
an old-fashioned Kentuckian, administers
the following to the New England gentle
men who are running The Louisville Jour
nal:
The J2mnay still harps upon "Araby S
daughter i" tits incurably affected with
negrophobia The disease seems 10 have
"struck H. as it does upon niUety-ninr
hundreths of those Of Northern birth and
education, and abolition proclivities, who
seek homes in States where negro slavery
is recognized and regulated by municipal
laws. No sooner are they domiciled among
us than they become proslaveryites OF the
NEST ultra views. They fairly out-Herod
even the Hernd of negro slavery, and bow
down and worship the very dust beneath
their feet because If is slave territory. TO
prove their orthodoxy as pro-slavery advo-
Gates, they are fippant in denunciation OF
Southern born and educated men, who may
doubt the sincerity Of their professions OF
love for the institution. Denunciapons
from such sources we scorn and contemn
IF the Journal knows what is good for itself
it will cease its use of the worn ont slang
of its Democratic step-iatber. Its poisoned
chalice can be-as it will he il it does not
mend its manners-returned to its own
lips