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MATES or ADvERTIsING.

Bisfne. Notices published IN the local columns, of ten
Ines andef fn be charged for each insertion 81; If
ter lines, ten cents per line.
Annoznc.ng deaths WITH funeral notice attached IL.
s4fhcuf rotice f.ee
Marriage Notices 80
Notices 81 Festivals PcHics and Excursions gotten up BY
individuals associations, by churches, AZ the regular
arices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head y
Special Notices ten lines over will be charged double
khe Esuai
-ary advertisers tOpay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for Offices of every description
- - charges the Of 81 so for each In the
DAILY, and s2in the Daily AID Weekly, the same to be- IN
al cases. paid IN advance
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~ vii run a. follows. Sundays eNceptes.
Leave Indianapolis
Day Express (via Hqual at 500 4 "
Night Express via Dsytoul T. NJ
Columbus Accommodation via Plqual at..l2 55 p. "
Trains arrive.
Night Express via Daytoul at..........-92 $50 A u.
.sy Express via fqual SO L. II.
columbus Accommodation via Pqual Al. l5o Z. NJ.
Express trains ofthis line make the following connec-
AtCo,umhus with Cleveland Columbss and Cincinnati
= X foE Cleveland, Dunkirk, Buffalo. New York and
Eo>fon
Viii Central Ohio r. K. for Newark. ZaneSve.
wheeling ftsburg. Baltimore, Washington City Phila-
ceiphia and New York
With Pttsburg. Columbus and Cincinnati r. Z. Tor
seubenvile, Pttsburg, Harrisburg Baltimore Philadel-
CHA New Yerk and Boston
- fqsa. crossing Of Dayton ami Michigan r. r.. FOR
Lines Teledo and Detroit
A. irh crossing II Atlantis and (srea; Western ard
r4ndnsky tyton and Cincinnati Railroads
Tie Day turess and Columbus Accom- mod alton trains
fneel direct AZ Richmond for Dayton. Nenia. Hamilton
- .n nnat arriving in Cincinnati II ~ a NJ and
No change q Columbus upon any train q thi.
through siee ping Cars on Night trains
lhroagh tickets for sale AZ the Union Depot
J. NJ. LuST. General superintendent
p tHASDLEzs General Ticket Agent.
s7-dif
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NATIONAL BANKS.
us. 1910 BONDS
Principal & Interest Payable in Gold.

yUyHE FfEsT NATIONAL BANK or INDIANAPOLIS
Il the Government Agent for the sale Of these de-
srable Bonds and Is ready 10 receive subscriptions
for the
sage or other charge and will be Coupon OF Registered
Bonds a. the purchaser may desire.
The Interest viii begin the day the money s deposited
fr fbe Park II Is per cent but being paid in Gold
(and every sx months bonds 500 Is really
per cent besides bonds expressly eeDlt. bg t1sc,
Iro1l al ste Cfy I0aoHshfp or ofher N'ftsctdt tar
Remember that in ordering these Bonds You ecgre a
first class ngestment and a. the time materially
aid in n stafnil < yoBr Government
A the law limits the issue 10 two hundred millions.
which will no doubt soon BE- reached parties had better
deposit a
A commission viii be allowed the purchaser all
bonds ordered al this Bank.
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1T HAS BEEN PROVED BEYOND ALL QUESTION
that Dr.. Grants Vegetable Carminative Is the most
pleasant safe and reliable remedy tbst has been
discovered. for Camp Darrhes Cholera Horbus Bloody
Fux and al those disorders depending upon deranged
state Of the bowels.
One doses viii relieve uneasiness and gripping In
the stomach and bowels. and bottle Will check the
most obstinate cases ofChrOaic piarrhea-
IL Is pleasant the taste snd besg prepared from
purely harmless roots and herbs is PECULIARLY adapted 10
family and among children.
On the wrapper OF each bottle viii be found my fac
simile, without which none il genuine.
The price is Fifty Cents per bottle.
Manufactured only Al my Labratory. Fulton street.
New York. JOHN b. GRANT, 4. D.
J.F sES0UR. Druggist. No. Bates Hos - Block To-
dianspolis Indiana. Wholesale Agent for he West
whom all orders should be addressed.
spr2l-d3m
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DIR. WHITTIER.
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of COpnrfnership.
FENHE partnership heretofore existing between G.
Il Krauss, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
23d Of June The partnership business Of the late firm
will be settled by the undersigned at the old stand No
81 Past Washington street All indebted the firm are
requested TO call and settle Immediately.
J. KRACSS
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MEDICAL.
Galen's Head Dispensary
CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURE or KENTUCKY FOR TB.
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES OF THR
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS
- sss 10 IN u Z 80 I'm q, sh !,
PRICE ONLY TEN CENTS.
4 Medical Report,
0ntasqin0 Thlftu Fine Plates Esscvdoings o/th.
4,1dtOnqg aud Physiology oftie Sesval Organs in O
state of Hsaltb Gnd DiseGse.
4 Medical Report,

AoN A NEW METHOD o. TREAT
" ING Venerial Diseases, including
syphilis in all its stages Gonorrhes,
elect, Structure, Varicocile, and Hydro
cele, Diseases On the Kidneys, Bladder
&C., without mercury! containing a val
liable treatise on that widespread mala-
dy of youth, Seminal Weakness, Noe
turnal Emissions, Sexual Debility, I'm
notencv &c the secret ipfirmities ot
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OIL DI E r S!


HENRr ALLEN, Sew York Livery and:sals Stables,
III Nos II and IA East Perl street, In the rear Of
Cleans Block. feb2O
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CH ANGE OF TIM T..
1864. SUMMER 1864.
Nnx az n Nsa NJ M xcN,E
Great Central Rail Way Line.

indianapolis and Columbus
an AND AFTER MONDAY. NAY 30th. TRAINS
~ vii follows. Sundays exceptes:
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M DICAI.

rs A COMPOSITION OF ASTRISGENTs, ABSORB
eBfs stimuents and carmin stives whtch every ply
cisn acknowledges is the only preparation that will ef
feet permanent cure Of Disrrhea and Dysentery This
AnCbolera Mixture is in In several Of army
hospitals where gives the greatest satisfaction IL has
saved the lives Of thousands Of soGiers and citizens
aud will guarantee IL be the best remedy in the
world for Darrhea and Dysentery.
Mr. Woods, Of Covngton, Ky, will be most happy "a
satisfy Of the virtue Of Strickland AnfCholers
Mixture in fact We have great number Of testimonials
from patients who have been cured after being pro-
nounoed incurable by their physcans after taking
only bottle Of stricklsnds AnCholera Mixture II
you suffer with the Darrbea Dyseutey try bottle
SOL DER
You ought 10 be without such valuable medicine
The CncinnSi National Union. Of April 3ffh, say.
that thousands Of soldiers have been saved BY the
Of Stricklsnd's Anti-Cholera Mixture.
Sold by Druggists and prepared only BY Dr. A. sfrick-
land. East Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
For sale by w. |. Haskif 4 CO., Browning A Sloan
Stewart Morgan J. F. senour, Tomlinson Coz, EsneI
wocher.
Price so cents per bottle. nayl7-dlyeot&wly
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RAILROAD TIME-TAsLE.
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
q 8
New York Through Line.

SUMNER ARRASGEMENT-TwO THROUGH F..
- press Trains between Cleveland and New York.
i sLes effect Nav L. 1SG4
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1fI1seellaaeoJ1uls.
WORTH OF MONEY.

We hear good deal about the worth
of property. A house is worth ten thou
sand dollars; that lot is worth FIVE thou.
sand dollars farm is worth eight thou
sand, horse three hundred, a carriage
five hundred, and SO on endlessly. This
is all very we'll in its way. But ought
not the question, sometimes, to be put The
other way, how much is mans money
north? There is wider range in the
value Of money than most persons think.
And, upon q little inquiry, I suspect that
it will be found that all persons who pos
sess money, or who long to possess it,
have way of measuring it, not by dol.
lars, but by its value in some sort Of plea
sure or article. eol !. ""e3f 3l1
One man earns thousand dollars, and
says to himself, there, that puts me one
step out of debt. Money to him is. "a
means of personal liberty. A man in debt
is not freeman. "The borrower is SER
want to the lender"
Another man sees in a thousand dol
lars snug little homestead, a home for
his children, a shelter to his old age, a
place to live in, and a good place to die
in. But his neighbor only sees one more
link in the golden chain Of wealth. 1t was
only thirty-nine Thousand last month, he
is worth forty this. And his joy is in the
growing numerals. He imagines how it
will sound, full, round and hearty, when
%, n say, "ho is worth hundred thousand
dollars" Nay, when il comes to that, he
thinks FIVE a better sound than one, and
five hundred thousand dollars is sound
musical to his ear,-though he loves even
better yet to call it half million /! The
word millionlcuts great swain in men,
imaginations. All this estimate of money
lis sheer ambition The man is vain
He thinks much of himselfon account of
money, not of character. A man who is
openly proud Of money is secretly con-
temptuous Of those who have none.
Another man wishes to see the world.
Every dollar means travel. A thousand
dollars means Europe. Two thousand
dollars mean Egypt, Palestine and Greece.
Boys dealing in small sums reckon the
same way. A penny means stick Of
candy sixpence is but another torn for
ball shilling means kite, and fifty cents,
ajack-knife. ~
The young "Crack'" sees in his money
skeleton wagon, and fast nag, rous-
ing trot, a July drink, AMI ! smashing
party
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(ly.sA year Of two aftsrwArds the father
was sitting at the door, aud saw approach.
ling the house, wagons laden with baskets,
land atthe head 81 the cavalcade person
lin the dress Of asBaskst-maksrF And who,
do you suppose it Wis /? TIE former sui
tor Of his daughter tho nobleman had
turned basket-maker. He was now mas
ter Of a trade, and brought tie wares made
by his hands for inspection mil 4 befti6.
cate from bis employer ii testimony Of bis
skill. The condition being fulfilled, NO
further obstacle was opposed to the mar
riage. 49, M 'f - ~
But the story is not yet done. Therev-
olution came fortunes were plundered,
and lords were scattered as chaff before the
four, winds Of heaven. Kings became beg.
| gars- some Of them teachers; but the 10
BILE Pole supported his wife and her father
in the infrmities Of age by his basket in
uuStIy. st--ie,. S.. .s. ZIP -
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CURE FOR CoRNs. IA correspondent
writing from Ohio, who has suffered much
from corns, gives the following, which he
regards as an infallibles care, having tried
it himself with complets success: r44soa
D Pare the corn as close as you can, then
get a piece of India-rpbber cloth, about
the twentieth of an inch thick, the, pure
india-rubber is the best, but that made of
cotton will do, and where the corn Isl on
one Of the toes, make stall of it, or who're
it is on another part of the foot, sew j. ON
the inside of the stocking, and large
enough to cover the corn we'll. By. con-
tinuing the application from four to six
weeks, and pairing the corn as. the callous
skin loosens, the corn will dissppear.--r
The application of the rubber will give
immediate relief to the pain. The prin-
ciple of the cure is 20 assist nature in re-
storing the skin to its natural condition
again. IA i....s ..- ,l,sp.n
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N
Y BEL AIR. MD. FRIDAY M0RNING,

stItIft. 13tt1tx
|. s I - every e snhiing Drssu, rent, iuel'
closnes. mere DC 'rousan2s WnS n Naoi on
70 Ylrtue oy nanos 81 doiiaS AZ rev snl more
says tnem Few TESS ana sney are sl lost;
peiT gayer sissers see leaspGl s'd nats ana
.oyai SIZES IN .nelr money . q latner,
y M saeir ia.ne ' ana tneir ls "
III, pe Poor s salSn passes aally Dy tpe
s = , Hns.e DOCKS sAemps t9ss PoYerty.-
o9t cio'nes ne Is con.ene 10 wear pam
ON; esen meagre uee' ~ Is WING 70 sup
80 49, epo1 anu as ~ an Jug esy u,se'pa
Ill., a:s anu eA..Isagaus VASES u iasniSna
~ s.o, ns lVoAs upon .nem witnou' evel
,osLs wnat lney mean r. cnlia
,oeAS Ipon sne 1 mpey way AZ 'ae heavens
-o"ins 'Danu y. . lal-a"ay anu GheAPiuf-
49, molasls' Dus ~ tnose' po9ks nc
. .Io .onsnsy a. morhing ne pes!s az
I Ie WIZ = sen.le sove'ousness AZ alent'
aa,isn no0 INV nv. -uev1o es l1I eafng
! ~ eo. a lle ponueiS Mns'nct enets
- f aos o sGme ny" eeonomy WHICH eau save
., -I Nv. 'I h.; uu "ee1 goou iuce az
III e' 80 p.l1s svoie "a uoiials 70 nim,
"f .s. "na go 49, y. aas'e uoes ne ge1 ti1
500 =. a anS.I nu 0.on ~ sne s.ail, s e
.una.a 80. ~ essay s'Ip, leso so1e ,uote ;or-
Was.ee,l n ~ SnTu ~, nate seiAeo .ne pllls.
u, hn.,s. ~. n .naS na ~ %" VOC NUN
49, S ~. ~ poi,ns oy.t 'ne Joy ~ trea-
Pnt o,hoss oa No. a., 1;s NnaS.'s money IS wot'u
49, o.4 aa Seo 'n .h VISIONS money
iatas. ' a aJI:,S ~. ~ .nem. WV VIEW roses, tue
Of tbo san. 'no he" osmslia, OF o'neIs
tho 49, 60 aa"aa;s n. .h VI nowsls 'na' M
Some mon 500 en,rav;e e ~ .mon.,,
some n;ctnres Iso,,s ~sro 1890 "e ~
hooks. pouoa 49, I 'opies =. olu
von saw monsr tb;,L ' 90 ouo .s,ao -
shrrhhsru IA ,rhaua,,. ~. auI .tees' ~
and frst;s.t aru "' auS auu paaesulns'
ha,;ona H.. az. uu We n " leasol W
who not 80 content nth ' onS p S M nsa
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A Trade a Fortune.

If parents would consider the welfare
and happiness Of their children, they would
choose the Nfrfueps mechanic, farmer, or
honest trader, AZ companions and help
mates, instead of the rich, who aside from
their int0me, have no means Of subsist-
ence. t. a.
How often does this question arise, and
from parents, in choosing companions and
suitors for their daughters, els he rich ?"
Ifthe daughter answers, eyes, he is rich,
be. is gentlemen, neat in his dress, and
can live without work." the parents are
pleased. Notmanyyearsago, a Polish lady,
Of plebian birth, but Of exceeding beauty
and accomplishment, won the affections
of a young nobleman, who having her con-
sent, solicited her from her father ID mar
rage, and wassrefused. We may easily
imagine the establishment Of the noble
man. =,
"Am.I not" said he, ssof sufficient rank
to aspire to your daughters hands" gu
are undoubtedly the best blood Of Poland"
replied the father. Il
5.Auu NY tortuie anu reputatlonb con-
tinued the nobleman, fare they not "
ID ".Your estate is magnificent said the
father, sand your conduct irreproacha-
ble.'
4aThen, having your daughters consent,
should ! expect q refusal p said the noble
man.
] "This, sir, Z replied the father, sis my
and her happiness is the chief,
concern of my life. All the possessions Of
fortune are precarious; what Fortune
gives, ather caprices she. takes away, r
see nosecality Of independence and COM
Portable living fora wife but one; Ia d
word, / am resolved that no onesshall be
the husband Of my, daughter whe isenot
at the same time mastersof trade. Z,
The nobleman bowed and retired silent
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VOL ~. y,,,Il.IlEs--lNo. IL,



y The Daily Press, Of Paterson, New Jerr-
sey, claims that town as the headquarters
Of the sin manufacture in America
LO26 hands are now employed in its
InahufaetIrey mostly females, whose san-
lnaat pay AMOUNTS to- $50, 000. Chill
'drchs very tender PEARS alep employ
ed in this work. The lowest rate 'of
wages g. ono abIlara weekffo leasnsss,
and rises to four dollars to femalss, and
fonr and FIVE and half Ia week to males
the average wages being three dolhfss
week!tr51 aAF " b91sieaa b,i.aSa xFw vdYy
!, The silk consumed IN Paterson factories
comes mostly from China and JapaAs--
japanese silk is admitted to abe rather
better in appearance than the, Chinese ar
ticle but the latter has, the advantageous
respects body, being harder and tougher.
What is termed raw silk has, however,
really undergone one process; that of rsel-
ing from the cocoon, in which operation
from two to perhaps ten threads each apr
parently as delicate as that of the spider,
have been joined togetheriwithout any
twisting, by mere aggla.iuatiou. This i
done abroad. ID .s5o-l. ~. .rv5 'f,sB Of
On its arrival il is put mp in large
skeins, Of dull white or yellowish color,
the cost being with existing rates Of ex-
change from eight to ten dolars per ID.
The first process in our manufacture is to
place il on the winding machines and
transfer it to bobbins, from twenty 70
thirty Of these usually being on single
machine. It is then cleaned, being made
to pass over the edge Of knife for the
purpose Of taking of bits Of tow and ether
excrescences. j. .4 =. s.i3if.. an
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,aGA gentleman said to one Of, bis
sons, who used to stay in bed late in the
morning: "Your brother, got up this
morning at Eve o'clock, and found on the
Sidewalk . purse Of gold.' aVery Wsll,Sa
replied the lazy young man, IF the poor
fellow to whom it belongs had remained
in till ten, he probably would not have
lost it.H1rTgTT. IA ElEJng{ YTT
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b@rA short time since, as . well known
master III : grammar school was eensurine
o pupil for the dnllpess Of bis. comprehen-
sion, and consenting 70 instruct rim linaa
sum in practice, be. said :-sIs not the
price of apenny bun always D penny r.
when the boy ainnocently replied, asiNS,
sir; they sell them two for three half
pence when they are stale.ss ( bpa
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sMAEI WARE,
Hay WANTED.

IORIME BAILED TIMOTHY HAY wanted at
which the HIGHEST CASH PRICE, will be-
paid. E.sPU tii y, sJR., Aeeas L
q sept. s. .q# q tor JAS A. Davis. 4
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b1-A candidate for Auditor of public
accounts. was suddenly called upon for .
speech.ts On rising, he commenced, Seen
tlsmen, you have called upon me fOfwa
few remarks /; i have none to make+azK
have no prepared speech. Indeed, III nm
nobspeakefj Lido not desire To- Be aspssk-
or ! 4 only want to bean auditor.r 5sAsp
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NEW GOODS,

THE undersigned have just received a
large and well selected stock of Goods
suitable for the season. They are con-
stantly making up the neatest york, and
the newest and most iashionabH ,sBH Of
. BONNETS for the Fall and6RNin-
S ter, to which. they invite the atten-
Va ton of the City ems of tlfe town and
the surrounding country. They also de-
sire an occasional call frelh their Baltimore
friends, when they want something Of ex-
ira style and finish, as they are aware that
the undersigned can and will take pleasure
III putting up work Of; that description. !
In addition to all styles Of Bonnets,
,,hey keep constantly on hand a variety Of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S
qso1e sMALE WARE, n {
Such as Ribbons, Lacos, Gloves, Hosiery,
.Suspenders, and many other articles in
the Notion line u
Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tofore given the firm, they expect BY strict
attention to business to merit its continu-
.ance. Il vygarteA e va 81 i
M. y. WRIGHT s MITCHELL,
Washington street, two doors north Of
,4he Railroad, and next door to,,Nixnn's
Hotel, HAvRE-DE-GRAcE- sep25
= 4
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~ D6s~HJ alius; did you attsud ia dl.st
meeting Oh de, Abolition Debating Sopie-
ty ~ Yes, sir. q, ssyVeli, what 5wass "a
6rst ting dat came up before the houss n
xDe irstlting dat came up before Dc honsel
---uhy, isswas 4 charcoal cart r. VIZ
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ORDERED, this 18th day Of February,
~ 1864, That the sales made. and rel
ported by Henry w. Archer, Esq, Trustee
lin the above entitled case, be ratified and
confrned, unless cause to the contrary
be shown, on or before the 18th day Of
March next; provided, copy9of this
order be published in some newspaper
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TERMS OF SALE

Outbuildings, all completefand in good7re=
pair. y s '@.l%'.' -. u. =, az, .,,. i,
a All TERMS OF SALE so. II. . s1
IPrescribea by the Decree are-that one
lthird of the purchase money shall be paid
i'm cash on the day of sale, and the residue
with interest, in two equal instalments,
at six and twelve months thereafter, fol
which the purchaser will be required I'd
give notes or bonds, with approved secu1
irity.c HENRY',W. ARCHER,
mh4 "' p '.'' ~. .,%."" Trustee
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,WM HENRY GRUMBINE, Ia. sle vfrf u.nr3
by VIM. Grumbine, / In the Circuit Court fol
his Guardian and Hartford County-a|
next friend en- !a,a =" Court of chaneery
AT. j.. GRuMBINE, ct, al. .la as!fsf.fsa. q. Il.
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9op.If>tit.4al.

r--.'.T >~~|st-7 49,
Outbuildings, all complete and in good re-
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

No subscription taken for less than year.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-01-29
Sherifs Sale.

The Safe of " i-crI,slr Circuit Court-Nil-
waukee County Byron kiIbnurn against john
Srrcomb, Surviving partner of Thomas Terton.
deceased Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out Of
ID and under the seal of said Court in the
above entitled action, to me directed and deliv-
cred, and ainst the personal and real proper.
ty of said john Sercomb. surviving partrer Of
Thomas Terton, deceased | have levied upon
the following described real e.ta,e nd all the
right, title and in crest which the said defend-
ant hid in and 10 sal property It he date of
the docketing OF said Judgment, in this Mani.
tnwoc, county, IN wit: On the thrtv- first dav
OF July, A. ID. 1862. or has since acquired, viz
The south half of Section seven y in
Township seventeen IL north OF Range
twenty three 80 east, together with the saw
mill, machinery. tools. implements, &c Ie-a the
south alt of south west qu.rter of said Section,
winch said cal estate and right, tit aud inter
est as afor esaid l shall expose for sale and sell
At public vendue at the Court House, in the
village OF Manitowor, MiniroA &C county, ia
said State. on the h dav of January, A. D.
1864, al II O'clock OF that day. to satisfy said
Execution and COSTS
IRA P SMITH
Sheriff Manrowuc Co Wis
Dated Sheriff's Office, Manitowoc, Nov. sth.
1868
The above sale is hereby POSTPONED It'll Jan
uary rs h, 1854, at The same time and place.
IRA P SMITH, Sheriff.
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Sherin'S Sale.

State Of WiscOrsir-N .nitne oc County Circuit
Court. William Ned ,ug1li Pff vs.. William
S Jones, Aun Jones Alex inder Wali"nstr,n
Henry Ch,nnerlain, Neundnri, Ed
ward >cwhouse. Frederick Ulm and Nicholas
Dtmar. ftefts.
n WRITE md pursuance Of Judgment rem
L drr"d in ihe abnve-sntit e | action, a. the
Spec al Term of the Circuit G"urt for the Fourth
Judicial Circuit. held ~ Shebovgtu on the 18th
diN ct January, d. 1851 ! shali ex poee tor
srla and sell 1T p bic AUCTION at the Sheriff ;
office III the villa 5e Of inflow 70, on Tua~,'av.
the 8th day Of Mirch. 1864 At IL .'clocS IT. OF
that day, the folowIng-d rscrib-d NOR ,ye d
premises much thereof A. NAV be u.ce-s l.
10 sAti-'y the lig nent interest and costs
AID costs + "a -a'd action, to-Sit:
AT OF thu follow g described tract or parre
of Ia d -'uat,d III the county of M,niro VOC
S ate O" W scnusn tp.wit: The RI ONE hal
Of he south VS. quarter ~ Section thirty hree
33t i""n sew n cen III, Range twenty ~ts.
~ On" aiming "IZt,y acres
Dated January o 1854
IRA = SMITH. Sheriff
b. J. IL. BURSs C. d., Sheriff
ELLIS JONAS, Attorneys Tor P aipt II