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sheriff Sale.

The State Of Wi-cptSIu-N ttitpwoc COunty
Circuit Courr. Jr~eph + Becker, against
john H"rs man. and Theodo Prehn. Execu-
DY VIRTUE OF All execution issued out Of
Dsa i ujr'er the seal OF saId Court, in tho
4bpv- entitled action. to al. diec OIL and deliv-
cred neai the personal aud real pr"pert, of
the said John Horstmann AID Theodore P!ehn /
have lev ed upon the following described real
estare and all the ri. ht, title and interest which
The said de ehdlnts. or either OF them. had -
and T. the folowi'. & tescribed lands at the daeo
OF drckcrng of sal" jrt !ncnf to-~it: the goth
dsy OF March. A d 1850. or have since a,qui-
red: TIE a oi 60, the II Or IT II y
or, swG ar oi u Or and - Or ut n " Q, ex-
c-pt'ig 81 G-l0O 7ce- dc led away January
IA 1860 90 Ia S"ctio ten lnl Township
",- hteen Is north of Rage w.ity two %
est. WI en- real estate rshf, title and nter-
ct as aiort-ad shall exp AKA tor sale AID sell
~ public We due A. tho Couft II use IN the VII.
ltGe and uaGv Of Naaitp~oc, am State azores
lid on Tuesday. The sh DIV o. March d,
! 1864 III che hour oil twn ~ oclpck V. of said
! da,, 10 sa,Is'y siid * cut On and c sts
! Dated Sse.ii'- OH =, Ju. S h 1864
| IRA =. SMi ri Sheriff.
I BsJ Ii BUR>s L der Sh.ri6
E,,Ez 4 Jryss Ar.'ya, Shr1vy,a, WIS.
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Sherifs Sale,

The State Of y i>cCIiSn. Circuit Court-Mil.
wnuk"e countv Ro'ann OlmSted against John
Serc M, surviving partn"r OF the late firm Of
T 'rtnn Il ~"rcnmb Execution.
DT VIRTUE OF al tx cuton issued out Of
- u. q DR. th- seal OF said curt in the
:h"ve emf b.: &c ion, to me directed aud dev,
"rrd, aua dust III. personal ana real proper
~ % Sai JOHN Se'cnnn. surviving partner Of
thr late fr,n o. Trrtnu & Strc .,nb | have lev.
ied upon the following described real estate
and I'll h.. rig t, title and interest which he
said defendant had in the said property at the
dtte of the docke n, Of AID Judgment in this
c'ullv. To wit: on tn &c h dav of April, A. D.
1868, or has since acquired, VIZ:
The south half at Section seven = in Town
strip seventeen IT north OF Range swenty.-
thr' &c % easf, together with the saw mill. ma
chiuery, FOOLS. implements. &c, Less the south
halt OF south ives q1ar e. o: said Section, which
sad real e~ta' and right, title and interest ae
aforesaid, | shall eXtoSe for sale AID sell at
public v"ldue At the Court House III the vilisRo
al haI,i'ow Ma itnwnc countv. IN laid Sta.e
on thc II dw ~ J ,'.uav, A d 1864 at the
hour a. 10 'r,ck o thar nav, to aust, said
Mantonoc, Nov 5;h, 1863
IRA SMITH
Sheriff ManiIowuc Co.. Wis
The above sale is hereby postponed unil J,a-
uarv 25th, 1864, Az the sam tine md lacs.
IRA p S It'll, Sheriff
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Notice of Sale.

NOTICE ia hereby given that on the l7th
~ day of December 1863. . warrant vas j.
sued by the CerK OF the Circuit Court of tho
county Of Mantownc directing the Sheriff of
said county to ariach seize. and safely keep
the schooner Jupiter, together with her TICKLE.
ppsrel, and furriure. The sale warrant vas
issued On application nj George Barley who
claims the sum Of Fifteen Dollars due him for
labor on said schooner All persons who claim
to have any demand against said schooner ~
piter, her tackle. apparel. or furniture, under
The provisions of Chapter Isl of the Session
avs Of 1859. are herebv required to file their
complaint. for their respective claims or de-
MI nds against said schooner Jupiter with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court OF said county Of
VI ,nitowOc.
The said schooner Jupiter. he- tackle. appa-
rel, ard furniture will be sold for the payment
vt the claims which shall be estabI shed against
her, unless the owner, consignee, command
r. thereof, or some other . rson Interested
III rein, appear aud discharge said warrant ss-
cording to law.
JOSEPH FRANCL,
Clerk OF Circuit Court.
WooDIN Bor>ros, Art'ys for Claimant.
Dated January 7th 1854
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Notice..

THE UNDERSIGNED. Stockholders in the
l. Manitowoc & Mississippi Rail Road Com
panv, holding more than one fourth of the cap
i'al stock OF said Company hereby give notice
that here will be meeting Of til stock I'D ,
ers at said Company held at the office of &c ;.
B Gn"dwin, III the village OF M-na-h /, on the
20'h day OF F bruars. 1861 at - o'clock, w.,
for the purpose OF electng nine Directors of
said Company to hold their Office Until others
are elected aad qualified
r NJ SCOTT,
CURTIS REED,
+ b BULxLEY.
HENRY HEWITT & co
Dated January Is, 1864
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Notice of EOrfeite d Lots.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, l
MANIrowoC County

STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
MANIrowoC COUNTY
Village Treasurer's Office,
Two Rivers, October 18th, 1868
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the following
~ .t- or Parcels Of land lying in the village
OF Two Rivers and Safe ct ~iscon-n, will be
fnrfeired unless the taxes levied on the same in
the year 1861. together with interest, costs,
and charges due thereon, shall he paid r the
8 ,me before the 18th day of January next and
that on and after 18th day of January next
purchasers of sale ccrri6cat dated - viii
be entitled to conveyance on the lois or par
GELS OF lard described in said certificates of Sale,
according to the charter Of said village. to wit
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PROF. 0. J. Woods
Hal X X EST'D " ATIVE

TH1s Astonishing p.enaration turns the
Hair back 10 its original color. after hav-
ing become gray and reins'atas i, in All
irs original health lns'ar. snftnns. and
heautv-ramoves all Banrrtf from the
Scalp. and al unpleasant itching II will
Also cnre Cn'anpouS Frup'ions. such As
Sca'i Head, letter, &c and hence creates
pcrfer''y healthy condition Of the Scalr.
b, arrrr "a S'irruanf and Tonic % he
organs supplying me crIorinr matter TO
the Wtir romnIe'elv restoring Them IN
:h.ir original vigor AM heal,h-'hu- pre-
venting 3. 'enisn"v IN herome gray.
Il also prevents he Hair from hprom-
ing unhealthy and falling IF and causpa
:; TO grow and thiken where il is gone.
bv resnsrita'inr the organs nace.Sar, TO
supply nu'riirAnt .nd rolnrinr matter
Thousands "f Soldiers in the Army have
testified 10 ,he above who had become
gray and lost their IIair rs sickness.
change q climate and :na'tantion, while
psr'or nssng camp dn'v.
IA i. Restorative and Dressing. it has
30 equ.l.
& I pCDI SNN.
Who'-.a'A 4 Raj AGENTS for North
srn Wis. nsr
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TIE STATE of W-con- Manu"woc County
Circuit Court ederirk g. jos CO. agains,
Oh rieS Durahd "rge Rice, and Georg. Il.
Bartholomew Elk crtirn
By virtue OF an execution issued out Of and
under the seal Of said Court in the above-enti-
tied action, to lie directed aud delivered, and
agaiusr the personal and real properly Of aaid
Charles Durand George Rice and George r.
Bartholomew have seized AID levied upon tho
flowing described real e. tate aud al the right
title AID interest which the SAIL def I'd nts, or
eth of them, had in and 10 The property Al
the date Of the fiji 9 of the attachment to-
wit: on The eighth day of November, 1861, or
hav" sine qt'rri:
Lots nos fr ,n ore i to twenty four- III
in Block b in Reds addition t. the village of
Maritowoc, Maurowoc county T.ofs nos. from
one Il to t~enty eight --2S-- in Block Q
of said ad]ito Lots nos from one Il 70
twenty eight --2S-- in Block + of said add-
ton
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T,KEN UP-Bv the Suhsrriber, about the
i 10Th inst. Two CALVES-one Steer a. d
one He'ier The ST. er red, and the II fer
black, with viii back ard belly. The owner
or owners ara r qursted to prove property ard
paw charges AUGUST Guns
Sc rs Town o Franklin Dec l6 1863
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Sailing weekly between Epgland, Ireland and
America
Also, bv the Washington Line of Clipper
Sailing Packets weekly, between Liverpool
and New York SIGUT DRAFTS on the Ma.
txnai Ba k, payable at any of its branches in
+ gland Or Ireland. Tn 'se who wish to 60 to
ar send I Their friend from Europe, can pur-
Chase uck"t- Mt lowest rates from
SABEL & SEARLE, % B roadwav NY.
Or their agent, CHARLES KUEHN
at Manitowoc, Wis.
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Notice..

VIZ ERE IS nv vie JULIA VA GISA havir q
w Lite my bed and o"ari without any Just
Cause or provoca'on this ia to forbid all pr
80 3 from 'rusti' & h"r on NY lccount, as -hall
pay no dehrs of her contracting
JOHN GISA
Mapln Grove, Dec. IS s63
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Taken Up.

II HE Undersigned RESIDING Ia the town o.
L uapI5owoc R,pds. rear the No f-lj Post
Once, had red HtIFER. about tx months
old stray or 10 mr. premises recently, winch the
owner can have by proving properly aud q ing
charges. ANN NuRBOE.
tsni.o~cc Rsp'da, Dec. 90, 1892,
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HENRY BEL&NER

respectfully Informs the public OF Manito-
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Me icine store formerly kept
bv LFUB>Ek & RuDIGFR. on the corner OF
franklin and Eighth streets. tonth side OF
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock. be is constantly adding to and
renlenishne the same He has large
ond extensive assortment Of PURE
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ADAM BLESER

Respectfully inform h;s friends, customers and
the people # Msrit"woc county that he hus
opened New Store on Eish,h Street near tn e
Williams House AID at his goods wsre we'll
elected and purcha ed mosrlv in New York
CITY for cash. AID will h. sold At "a low prices
as AZ any otner store in Mauitowoc county.
The stnck c,.n,ist. of
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The STATE Of Wi-''nn-i'-H,n mi o~nc County Cir
cui Court. Wi chel n. Bacon against Giie
!. Hubbard kXrcuipn.
ny VIRTUE bF an execution isuad out Of
- and al der The sea- of said Court in the
4t.',v..- erfr'lad action to me- directed End dev
ersd ard ..ai'rsi the personal a d real proper
Il Of said Giles A Hubb I'd, have seized and
levied upon the following described real estate
sut al the right title and interest which the
sail defendant had in ard to said land at the
h:te Of the docketing of said judgment to wit
o. = 18Th day Of Nav, A D 1863. or has
~iuce acquired, VIZ: The rorth half Of the
rr-t la f the s'uth west gu ,rter of S-ction
thirteen [l3l, Tow ship nj eteen 10 north Of
Rmge twenty three [23]. east. Which sal
real estate. aud right it'll and interest a. afore
aid, I shall expos for sale AID cell at public
auc ion at the Court House in the llaga aid
equity Of Xsnitownc AMI State "forrsiid on
Modav, Va eli l4th, e64, ut II o'cl 'ck IN
the foreno"r' Of I'D DIV, to satisfy said exc
tiou aud costs. D, Ell Snrr,ff Office, January
Is, 1861 TRAP. NIT Shr'if
By J. II. BURNS, Undr Sheriff
J d. "AEKu.M Pff- Ar'y.
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School superintendent Notice.

=" II OF
Manitowoc, Jan 4 1864
TIE under.io ned ha. assumed The durie.
y County Superintendent, fish ,o'.. and
xisy he found al his o.Fire in The Cour,
House during husre-s hours. except when
stscisi bushes. otherwise NAV prevent -
JERE CROWLEY,
County Superintendent,
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HARDWARE, &C., &c.

tender nv sincere thanks to nv customers.
friends and the public generally for tn ir con
tideuce and tavors during The past iwrve wears.
| ca" and will sell nv good as reasonable
rates as they can possibly be sold.
The public are invi ed 70 give me call and
examine Goods ard Prices ! will do the hest
| can TO please all
ADAM RLESER
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TIE S;ngar g vinr Machines.

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10. FIVE S, IL blk l6s, village of Xanitovss

StVFlI, 7, FTgTI, . III TUo
Also all the right title aud interest which the
said defendants, or either of them, had in aud
Lot 3, Block l63, village Of Manitowoc, ~
the date of the fling Of the attachmeut, 10 wit
th. 17th day of December 'SGl.
Which said real estate. and right, title and iu-
terest as aforesaid, | shall expose for sale ana
sell public auction at The Court House. in the
village Of ,nitowoc. in said county aud state,
on the 6 h day of nnsry. 1864. At 10 o'clock
III the forenoon of said dav, t. -arisf, sid exc.
cu'ion and cosrs. ID ted Sheriff's Office, Ne
vember / ,h 1868.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff.
BY John Il BURNS, Under Sheriff.
GEO. REED Pif7s Atty.
The a''Ove sale is herehv postponed until Feb
ruary 18th 1864 at The same 'ne and place.
TRAP SMITH, Sheriff.
By JOHN Ii BURNS Under Sheriff
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~ "a IDS DF GOD Aan,ed at tie
W "a HOMO" Pilot Otce tor which the
hi.',,,t prce will he o,id IN subscription, 70 h.
r.rs-, advertising, DC
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Recommends TO his friends and customers
h'- stock of Bourbon -nnongahela. R,c,
Old Rye 'wo years and Rectifipd Whiskev :;
Handles; Rum; Gin; Arack: 'herr" Vine
and Brandy Gprm-n Spanish AID Irahan BIZ
tors; Rum and Arack Pun'h ali kinds OF sweet
Liquors; Rhen French, Madeira aud Pert
Vines: Cider and Vinegar.
| Will wait unnu nv customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town
Jorner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. Man,towoc
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CHEAP PASSAGE
Galway and Montreal Lines,

DY FIR>r-CLASS ROYAL MAIL STEAM
ID SHIPS ct the
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HORSES FOR SALE!

A FAIR OF heavy HORSES cau BE- h,,ssht
~ s,a i-r price b, spp'ylur It the
PINOT NEr!Cy
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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.

South side Of the Riper, Nanitowoc, Wis.
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The State OF w ,sconsln-NanltowOc County
Circuit Court Wencel Chlowpech against John
iIersman. Execution
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Shprfn'S Sale.

GOTTLOB BIELING
Village Treasurer.
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ECLECTIC.

nR. r H. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon
- and Accoucher, tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Wheeling and vicinity DR.
L. is . graduate Of the Eclectic and Medical In
stitute of Cincinnati, and has had many years ex-
perience in the practice of his profession and he
hopes by close attention to business to merit q
share of the public patronage. DR.. Lee has given
especial attention to, and has been eminently
successful in the treatment Of chronic diseases of
every variety. and especially of such as Rheuma-
tism and diseases of the eye and car, Liver Com
plant, Nervous debility, Cancers and Ulcers, Con-
stipation, Piles and diseases of the Kidneys Grav-
Eel, &c All those who have been unsuccessful'y
treated for any Of the above diseases, would find
it to their interest to consult DR.. Lee without de-
lay. Our practice is safe, certain and prompt,
leaving no mercurial faint in the system, but
cleansing, renovating and streng thening the gen
eral system, acting in unison with Natures uner.
ring laws
WHEELING. WEST Va, Dec 4, 1868.
To all whom it may concern: We, the under
signed, members eff the West. Virginia Legisla-
ture, take pleasure in saying that we have known
DR. Richard II. Lee many years previous to the
breaking out of the rebellion, as n successful and
energetic practitioner Of Medicine (of the Eclec-
tic School), both in Kanawha county Virginia and
in Galla county, Ohio,
G. SLACK, Senator eth Dist
w S. DUNBAR, M. II. d,
JNO. NJ. PHELPS, Pres Senate
Office one door south of Kramer's Hotel, MAR
street. mar24-2m
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pscity to bring four hundred perfect and q.
bic soldiers INTO the field, re-enforced At
home By areserye Of six hundred thousand
males, young and old, capable ,of shooting
a gun, saying nothing Of females who might
lend haad in Staying Yankee on occa
sion; it is plain that the South. is not CON
lquered, and lean not be conquered, unless
she so elects. ,s s.sss
The foregoing arithmeticsl data do not
take the negroes in to account. The great
mass of these ara still engaged in eultiya
ting the soil, and still loyal to their masters
and the Southern cause. Besides their ID
Dor IN agriculture and some of nthe mechan-
zeal arts, they have rendered good service
ia the construction of earthworks, and re-
lieye great many whites in the heaviest
work of our railroads 1t is computed that
at least fifty thousand of them could be %
employed in the army as to relieve that
many white soldiers and censcripts, thus
adding that humber of muskets to the ef-
fective service. At all events, the advan
tage we derive from the slaves is, still far
greater than the counter advantage which
the Yankees have derived from the unprof
tia Die enterprise of converting them into
soldiers.
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WASHINGTON, April Sit. Gen. Grant,
left here to day for the army of the Poto-
mac, accompanied by Maj Gen. Sheridan
formerly aIdvision Commander in the army
of the Cumberland, but is now ordered to
the Command Of the Cavalry in the Army
of the Potomac.
The iNavajoe Indians of New Mexico
have recently surrendered to the U. S. for
ces.
The proper authorities have asked Con
gress for an appropriation Of 100000
with which to procure them agricultural
implements and subsistence until they car
support themselve, on the reservation sci
apart for their colonization.
The Navaioes have been at war for the
nearly two centuries, and the peaceful plan
now proposed, is deemed more economical
than the large war expenditure heretofore
incurred in New Mexico. They number
about 1000.
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Forage Train Captured, &C.

ST.. LOUIS, April 5.-Mayor Thomas ma
jority was over 2. 500. Tho new Council
viii stand Is radicals to conservatives.
A report reached here that ? forage trair
sent out from Batesville, Ark, under COM
mand of Capt. Majors was captured last
week By Col. Freeman's guerrillas.
Advices from Alexandra on the 9th ult
say the main body of Franklin's army arriy
ed there the day before meeting with nc
opposition. The country through which il
marched was deserted Of whites and male
black, they having gene to Texas.
Indications are that Gen. Banks army
will remain there sometime.
The gunboats blockade established at the
mouth Of Red River, will permit none hat
Government steamers to enter the stream
Vicksburg advices Of the 18th DIT says:
The Screw Steamer Alfred Cutting arri'
we'd fiom Alexandra La. to day.
General Banks is organizing civil gov
erament
1t was expected that Shreveport would
fall without resistance.
The rebels will be driven from the entire
country, east of the Red river.
The rebel General Harrisons cammand
refused moAing toward Shreveport.
Reports are in circulation here; that the
rebels have taken up their old lines on Big
Black and Glasgow rivers.
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IELEGRAP HIC.
UP to 2 O'Clock. A. M.
Members Going to st. Louis.

New YORK, April "A Washington
special says the House Naval Committee
Vice President, and one or two members o.
the Committee of Ways and Means, leave
on Thursday for st. Louis and Cairo to ex
anime the sites for the Western Navy YARD
and also leading Western interests and the
new applicants for Congressional bounty.
Special orders of Government are being
carried ont. The General Hospitals here
are TO provide for the reception OF wounded
men from the expected battles. That sue
cess is anticipated is shown by the fact tina!
arrangements are making to receive the
wounded of btth armies.
A special to the Commercial says the Ma
tional bill will probably fail in both Houses
unless the States are to have power to tax
the banks.
A special to to Post says much objection
is made in the Senate to the passage Of the
bill allowing the States to fill their quotas
on rebel territory.
New YORK, March 5--A Washington:
Special states that thecommittee on Slavery
will report new bill for the establishment
of freedman bureau.
General Grant is at Fortress Monroe ma
king preliminary aud satisfactory ex.
change of prisoners.
1t is reported that General Mcdowell
will command in California.
The piling up of amendments to the Ma
tional banking bill, will likely kill it, or bt
sent back to the Senate.
Mr.. Howard, Surveyor of Custom, st Lou
is, testefed that to day before the Blair in
vestigating committee, that Michael Pow
ers, special Navy Agent, forged Genera
Bearns' liquor order
The National banks have been authorl
zed by Cha to receive subscriptions, for
the 1910 loan; also, depositaries for all
good monies recoiAed by internsl revenue
for Communication under draft
The Senate's military committee has de-
tcrmined by majority ofvotes to postpone
the case of Gen Schofeld for confrma'
ton.
Gen. Sickeps will soon leave on an i'm
portant mission, with which be has been
intrusted by the President.
The Post Office committee of the HOnse
have a special meeting tomorrow, for the
purpose of considering the Senate bill, pro-
vidng for an overland mail service to Cali'
fornia.
The Post Master General has asked
immediate action to be had upon this bill
so that he may be enabled to make the ne
cessary arrangements for carrying it into
effect.
Heralds Alexandria despatch of the 4th
says:
A brief visit to the Army of the Poto
mac resulted in discovering nothing new.
I; rained there out of the last 10 days,
the camps are in Il most horrible condition
and it will take four weeks of sunshine to
dry up the ground, so as to allow any part
of tn, army to change its base.
The reorganization of the army is near
y perfected, and the troops are becoming
reconciled tn the new order of things
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New YORK, April l5.-The experiment,
of firing so pounds of powder in the 10 inch
guns, proved successful aboard the Sargus
in the Delaware. ~
The receipts at the Custom House yester
terday, were 1901, $50, of which S247 ,0OC
were in gold
Certificates and subscriptions, to the 10
40 loan, at first National bank to day, were
$4O9 900; receipts at Custom House to day
$383,0O0, os which S256,000 were in
gold.
Certificates of coinage, of the Philadel
pbia mint for the month of March, was
S3,lA,556;
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-06

BINDING.-Having purchased new ma
chinery, tools, ETC., and employed COM
potent workman, we are prepared to ac
commodate our friends and patrons, who
have so anxiously anticipated the opening
of this department of our Office. Oar facil
tiles for manufactu blank books, led
gers, account books, etc., are unsurpassed
bv any establishment in this section Of
country. Those having books to bind, Oh
old books to be repaired, will do we'll to
send them to the REGISTER BIyDERy, where
all work will be executed with neatness
and dispatch.