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EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
and on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,

The Great Sensation Drama, written expressly for
the Canterbury, entitled the
BCSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMACi
Bean sickman, who Lives on his Shape. ...-..WH
Williams
Mark Branton, Chief Of the BushWhackers..-.J
DeForrest
Jim Braxley, One of his Gang..-.J Dougherty
Lieut.; Compton o: s. A-7-.aa..:.-5-.p Billy West
Tim FagRn, the Swampoodle Game Cock. w
Cavanagh
RstsI R'sh,s1 McSan Sa1in Break WilfRfon s,;S.a
Charley Finpegan..1 Day .---.T Burges
Murphy, the Piper | Boys. ...-...P Thomas
Moll Dolan, Buxom Young Crayture j Mulligan
Mrs McLaEghlin, sportins Widow. Miss Porter
Florence Rickstts, Dashins Belle. Miss Gardner
Miss Ms Hn HHsGrfsy p Simpson on Miss MsSgi Wilson
Lacy Gilmore, her Sister, -. Miss Vic Ross
Black s., Genuine Mahogany Miss Viola
EmoSeE s1iod E,sS ysts Sam Buckwhackery ksIm.a
Spirit OF WashlDgt gton.- w Stevens
0Oddess OF LII Waite
Roberts, the Union Picket.---....--- + Swageart
Bushwhaekers, Pickets, Union Soldiers, &c, By
the Auxiliaries.
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Scenery by VIM. Fieldman, Costumes by Reuben
Marshall, Machinery and Appointments by T.
mediate supervision of the Stage Man
ager, w. B. Cavanagh.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS fHEArRH

GROWERS THEATER.
PxNHsYLyAHIA Az. HEA1 VILLAINS HofIL.
VIM. E. Temporary Lessee and Manager
THE COOL THEATER OF THE COUNTRY
THIS Saturday, EVENING, July2,
Tyelfth; taPpearsse
MISS KATE VANCE,
The Magnificent and perfectly Trained Charger,
Educated b, Mr. DSF " 4 RsGaN: baSf. will appear as
DICK TURPIN,s BONNIE BRss.
Last night Of the thrilling Equestrian Drama,
SsSsa kookwoob s9sja5sa
DICK TuRpIN. TIE III; H1GuwAymAN.
Djsk r Turpin the Noted Hishmaymssnn, h Kate Vance
TIE SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM.
MONDAY NIGHT. FOURTH OF JULY.
ANER1oAa oAla'fsiDiHy fsDERyESpENcE, &
.,, miss ERiif Rxfs s'trsiso yHsoE
Will appear for HszEPp ths lESt time. p0stiTeiS'in
at the request Of many families.
fORD'S NEW THEATER,
rsxfH eTHEsr. ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
JOHN FORD.---...... Manager and Proprietor,
(Also of Holiday Street Theater, Baltimore }
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
Glorious % ccess of the Military Romance.
THIS Saturday EVENING, July 2,
The performance will commence with the Sue.
cessful Military Romance of
THE THREE GUARDSMEN,
terminating with the great battle picture.
THE ASSAULT UPON ROCHELLE,
To conclude with the petite comedy of
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
In her song of "Whack Row de Dow"
MONDAY. July 4. glorious bill to celebrate the
snnpixersary Of our Nations The
grand National Anthem by the entire company
and the Paptomime of THE MAGIC TRUMPET,
it being positively the last night of the season.
TUEsDAY an e5trs night, for complimentary
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
&9W 90:

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viii be run between Washington and New York
and Washin gton and the West. ss follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND
BOSTON.
Leave Washington at so a. m, ll.l5 .. N >, and
sS o. m daily, except Sunday.
On Sunday at $50 p. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Washington at p. m. daily, except sun-
Passengers will note that this train runs as far
as Philadelphia only.
FOR NEW york.
Leave Washin gton daily at 80 p. M
This rain fSJor Neto York paSSeassTS sees"SSts'S'
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington st $50 a. m, ii ID a. M 3 p.
M. 4.45p. M, 20 p. IN and $50 p. m' eA'epsSun
On Sunday at 80 a. M, 3 p. M. and 83o p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washing gton at $50 a. m. and 3, 4s5 and $50
RI Tcsets SOLD to AL al points WEST and baggage
0'e'''A FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Washington at $50 a. M and 4.45 p. M
diii, NJ taiS sifsss For sSnaay annspols on Sunday
$50 p. M. go through to New York toithoGs change
sieepins cars on 30 and s.so p m. trains; Berths
can until @ sn n aay at sns af he
aleeping car conductor:
The first and ffth trains stop at All way way points
The D. m. train stops only at Bladens6urg,
Beltsville. Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
HSnss daily & s1ssps tans sapdfy s M WAY points
PARTICULAR NOTICE:
Passengers win please observe that tne p. M
train runs only as f. as th'Raipn,a =, aay srGs
that the 6.3op. H. train taxes Ns'o fofS passengers
1P shs5 a dfS akss as wss
f 81 saiFa 1itf aesfsT Sas of Transportation
In. COLE, General Ticket Agent. je 20-tf
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctieneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING

..
ne Piitlet Of goiunSs sitting In ssuIsy passed
,sS 7e ss as win
situate Il sau.rs al. in the First Ward Of WASH
Sat,sg Ss g feet inches .5 .srss
ds Of sss
nue.: and rpnniHs back ls3 feet.
e. ss sss ;sss
and running back about lso feet, with the improve
runs1 sG s.si f5s9sss e. in street feet and
st . .ss nd ss
s ssd I ss
snd sRs
~ ~. wv II being 81 feet inehes =" y, IS feet
part Of tSs city. in view q the avenue. and very
The Lots viii be subdividsd, if desired. to suit
purchasers.
July 1854 10 further execution Of said decree. the
spbscriber win fell. at the Auction Rooms Of Jas
Sx ies o s aGsa 81 The
IL one BODY. at the corner Of north D and i0tS
ssi ass r. % ,as Il
Lots Ncs IL 8, and 4, in Square 1885, fronting
tek ether 81 feet East Capitol street, between
18th and Ath streets east.
ssr:s: sss
i: &: :ss u il s.s;::s
"a IL lying at tie
Many Of these are corner Lots, situated On the
wide st streets. on high ground: &c.
On. bra 81
paid in cash and the residue in two equal Install.
msnk. at six and twelve months from the lay OF
sale with interest, to be secured by approved notes
The Trustee reserves the right to resell any por-
tion of the property In case the terms OF sale
not Piled With within ten days from the day Of
sale. at the risk Of the defsuiting purchaser, on
Convsyances and stamps st the cost Of the pur-
e1s'sE i Is a.wad. aoauias q Co.. 8ass:
QYJ. O. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctionssrs.
TRUsrEE's SALE or REAL ESTATE.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Jnly 5th. ct o clk,
the aSstss AZ Hopns o q O.
February I'd 1868. and duly recorded in Liber A.
No. 22s foios 27l, ct. seq, OF the Land Rec.
otds for Washington county: b. c., We shall sail
'hs east haIfof Lot No. Q, in Square No. 6oa.
Cost Of oonvsyances Ard s,apxs 70 b paid By the
,ena.vaa. !. g. ~ MoeuIsH i RAyas I g.. % a.ss.
TRY DoRovANp BLAoKBRRRY CORDIAL
sists je za-st
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THE ENTIRE MAMMOTH TROUPE
IMAM
IMMENSE BILL OF NOVELTIES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

E1tensive Preparations are in Progress for the
coming Fourth Of July, when Two Splendid Per
formances will be given-Afternoon at2 and Night
at g. A Grand Display Of Fireworks viii take place
in Front of the II al in the Evening.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c

THE GRAND FESTIVAL
IN Aid Of the German Relief Association for
Sick and Wounded Soldiers, which was to "a
POSTPONED AA
on account of the weather, and will be heldtk8
Street Park
The tickets now out will be good for that day.
jy l-tf
GRAND FOURTH OF july EXCURSION
-, POTOMAC RIVER 70 GLYMoNT.
pop"da md sasn Thongs Goyer cap.sn
pole Viii leave the foot OF Of 7th iaast St..
Washin gton. at and 10 m. and
and p. m. for this eightful resort
splendid Cotillon Band will be in attendance
Refreshments IS furnished on the Boats and at the
Pavilion at reasonable rates.
The street cars from all par to of Washin gtonand
Georgetown run directly to the boats.
No passes required
Fare for the Excursion One Dollar 1yl-2t
LET THE BAND PLAYi
HE TENTH GRAND PIC MIC of the UNITED
JULY, At GREEN sPRiNa PAVILION.
selves TO make this day of enjoyment to ailtapA
who will honor tn EN- with their presence.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, admitting q gentle
sufficient police force will be in attendance to
preserve good order.
f. M.nG;ns Ggmm'''es of ArS7"SSsssss. ~ W.rnss.
w. II Robertson, 8. B. Fox,
Pic Mic to commence at 9 O'Clock a. m. .
A celebrated Band will be in attendance.
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TRY poRovANp BLAoKBERRY CORDIAL
Giste je x3-6t
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ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

Continued Success of
SANFORD'S TROUPE.
lori0us bill each Evening,
Introduced by the best
Singing and instrumental
Company in existence.
Doors open at 7}a; Commence at g.
Admission 25 cents. Reserved Chairs 30 cents.
MONDAY, July 4th, Afternoon Performance.
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AAA IMPROVE YOUR EYE
sight by the use of the cells
ebrsted PEBBLE and PBRIscoPIc SPlcrACLRs uni.
versally acknowledged as the best for STRENGTH
EiIse AMP PREsEhvIsG the impaired Eyesight,
K CO., Opticians.
a44 Psnns'lvanis avenue, bet. 18th and 18th sts.
3ss Penpsylyania avenue. under the National.
sG0PRs' THERNoHETERs' sTERE6sGoPEs,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, CARTES DE VISITE,
&c, in great variety, and at the lowest prices.
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OOPIN FELTi

WashInston, ID. c.,
Being the oniy agent in this city for Roofing Felt
and Roofing Cement from an old established arm,
can afford to Sell the above articles at the very
Roofers and those engaged in the business ara
reau ested to call and see for themseyes. hayins
hand. INV aD.Im
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT, June
Nth, BENEFIT of the Stage Manager, w. B. CAYA.
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g FOR GLYMONT.
STEAMER PHENIX, Captain Stackpole, will
leave foot of 7th street every SUN .K-A
DAY MORNING at 10 o clock during 8 .E.easSA4kzEiE
the season, for the above Summer66Hzs.7zs.zD
Resort. ;
The above steamer can be chartered to private
parties during the week by applying to Captain
Stack pole, or 324 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, up stairs
ie % I'm
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SOCIAL CLUB -.
Respectfully announce to their friends and the
public generally that they intend a
giving their
AFTERNOON AND -
EVENING PICNIC
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nCT IN THE WORLD. By T. g. Arthur, $50
~ Womans Philosophy of Woman, 81, 80
a Life for q Life By Miss Muloch, $i.SO
Shirley. By Currer Bell, Si5J s
Vilette BY Currer Bell 81 50
John Halifax. By Miss Muioch $50 -
The Bridal Eve. BY Mrs. eouthworth, Sl.0
Self eacl idce. 81 80 @--
The Mississippi Bubble, Sl.25
Parton's Life of Franklin. Two Yoiss5
Family PridN$i 50
Women in Df1ck, $50
N2e PRANOK TAYLOR.
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- DOORS,
AN d BLIND
Receiving constantly . choice article of sash
DOORS AN d BLIN DS of Boston Manufactory' o}
.uIerior style and workmanship. which we are of.
fering at lew prices
We respectfully invite builders and others to call
and examine our stock Of goods.
PENWfCK 4 STEWART,
0f6ee-west side Of Seventh street,
te 10 lnI~ At Canal Bridge
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The proceeds Of this Picnic will be appro opriated
to assist in erecting the monument to be placed
over the remains of those unfortunate females who
lost lives by the recent ploson at the Wash
III gton Arsenal.
The members of the club appeal to the Public to
aid them in their efforts to perpetuate the memory
of those who when living, were their companions
and friends.
Tickets 50 cents, admitting gentleman and
ladies'
By order of the Committee. je 28-7t+
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I'm n COTTAGE BEDSTHADS in store and for
OUV sale at reduced r:lces
2,Oo0 yards HEMP CARPETS, just received. on
commission, which will be sold low to close con-
The attention of Dealers is called to the above.
DONTZ & GRIFFITH,
iaaO.at 369 7th street, between and Z sts.
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Order for Prcof Of Will.

- TATE OF WISCONSIN manit0woc County,
- s.. Probate Office, Oct 31s!, A. D. 1864
Ia thc ma. ter of ii, Fioul and Probate of the
last viii ald les ament OF Carl Henstl, de-
ceased, late Of Il c county OF Hanitowoc
Whereas, an Instrument in writing, purport-
ing to be tie lat viii and testament OF Carl
Hcnsel deceased, late Of the county OF Mantle
woe, has been fled in this office and whereas,
application has been made by Christine Hensel,
praying that the same be proven and admitted
to probate according 20 The laws Of this State ::
Therefore, i, is OF, cred that said application
be heard before me IT the Probate Office in the
vllsEe Of Manitowoc, III said county. on the
htIh day OF December, \. d 1864, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. And it is further ordered that
notice shall be givon to all persons interested
in said viii, Of the time aud place of said hear
ing, by publication in the Mantowoc Pilot, a
Newspaper printed ia said county, for three
successive weeks, once each week, prior to the
time OF such hearing. By the Court,
HENRY S PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated ManitCwoc, Oct 1T iS6i
The above hearing is postponed to the oh
day Of January 1865.
GEO ". BARKER,
Coun-y Judge.
Dated Dec 5 1861.
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nEFhULT having been made in the cond-
~ tons Of mortgage bearing date November
6th \. d. 1861, executed by WarGci Martin
and Rachei Martin his wife, as mortgagors. to
Robert F!nney q. mortgages, and recorded in
the Clilce of the Register of Deeds Of Calumet
county il the State of Wisconsin, on the l4ih
day Of November, A, d. 1851, at o'clock a. IN
III Book e II " Of mortgages ct pages 528 and
529, and also recorded in the ctlce OF the Reg
lister Of Deeds Of Mauitow0c county in said state
on the 81 day of December 4. ID. 1861 at 5
O'Clock ,. n, in volume a." il y Of mortgages at
pages l3I and 1872, which mortgage has never
been assigned 10y the mortgage and on which
the amount claimed to be due at the date Of this
notice is nine hundred and thirteen dollars ID
clghty-fye cents (S3l3,S5
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
the power Of safe contained therein, and of the
statute in such case provided, said mortgage
Hiil be foreclosed by a sale OF the mortgag,d
premises or such part thereof as may BE- neccs-
saIy to b. sold to satisfy the amount due on
SAID mortgage, with interest and the costs and
expenses allowed by law that such sale " i'll
be at public yenGue at the door Of the Court
House III Mantowoc, in the county of Manito-
voc, o. Thursday the oh day Of February, 4.
u 1865, at : O'Clock p. m, Of said DAY, and
viii be made by the Sheriff deputy Sheriff, or
under SnerItf, of said last named county to the
highest bidder: The following is a description
OF the mortgagcd premises, substantially as il
contained in said mortgage to wit the following
described real estate lying and being in the State
OF Wisconsin to wit: lots Ne. four a. ana
five % and the east halt OF the south east quar-
ter, ali Of section No. twenty -four ~ in town
ship No. seventeen ~ nor:h q range No.
tweuty-oLe (2D in Nauitowoc cguHty: the
north cas-. quarter OF the south east qaa,ter Of
section No. twenty one (2l the east hajf 0.
the north east quarter OF section No. twenty
n.nc (29) and tie east halt of the south west
quar- or OF section No. one u all in township
No. seventeen % orth OF range No. tw euty
(20) cast III Calumet county.
ROBERT FINNEI, Mortgage.
WELL S & BRIGHAM, Milwaukee AttcIne,s s,
| for ortgagee.
Dated Novam q 18th 1864.
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In Probate.

Manitowoc County Ccult. In the matter OF
The guardianship of tie minor heirs OF Johann
Scopek, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby give that, by virtue and
y in pursuance of an order of license made
n said matter on the l7th day OF October, A. b.
1864, by the County Court OF said county, the
undersigned, guardian Of the minor Ieirs of Jo-
ham Scopek, late OF said county, deceased. will
on tire 5th day Of December, 1854, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the Office of the
County Judge, in The Court House, in TIE vii
lage AID ecu tY Of y ani;owoc, offer for sale, at
public yer due, the following described lands, to
wit: The west sixty a'res OF the east half Of
the south west quarter of Section No. q, in
Township No. IS, north Of Range No. %, east
situated in the county OF Manitowoc and state
OF Wisconsin. The terms OF sale will be made
known at TIE time and ploce of sale.
rEfE. SCHNEIDER, Guardian.
pa;ed THIS IN dty Of November, 1854,
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NOW AND THEN.
Arr" The Kingdom Coming.

Time was we had happy nation,
snd a staunch Democracy,
Our faroc was vide through creation,
And proud young people, we
But things have chan ged-a comets risen
What ! different tale to tell,
And no man now Is safe tron prison
vt a touch Of Seward bell
Alas f + liberty;
Alas for Uncle Sam
We've lived to see the kingdom coming,
IN the days Of Abraham
Time was We had our free discussion
With the press the tongue, The zen
Nor had wc learned TO ape che Russian
With his spies and dungeons, then,
But now, unless enc sings the praises
OF the Lincoin-Stanton crew.
Some bastile yawns as quick a. blazes,
And the poor souls lost TO view !
There's 10 more liberty
Our rights are all sham
And this must he the kingd N coming,
III the days Of Abraham
In days gone past-those days more palmy
Than mother land ere saw
Our statesman ncedei not an army
In the place of civil law
Each man his ballot cast unlcafinE,
And had thought it strange to ind
A hlue-coat corscript guard appearing
With loaded gun behind
Is this poor liberty
Poor sacriticial lamb
But down and bless the kingdom coming
In the days OF brah&m
We love the War. and all are burning
For the cause we hold so dear,
That conscript-wheels are kept turning
In the country far and near.
Our taxes and our debt are bigger.
Than We are likely soon 10 pay
But Abr am wants to free the niger,
And We let him have his way.
Our chance for liberty
Is hardly worth d--n,
But there's Il Niger kingdom coming,
And the king is Abraham!
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Tax Notice.

4 IL PERSONS interested arc hereby noti-
"A fed that the following tracts of land and
town lots, lying and being situated in the viii
lage Of Two Rivers, remaining unredeemed in
the Office of the Treasurer of said village for
the taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
one Thousand light Hundred and Sixty-Two
(iS62) for which said taxes the said tracts of
land and village lots were sold on the 18th day
of December, \. d. 1862. Now. therefore I'M
less the amount of taxes, interest. fees and
charges set opposite the several tracts of land
and village lots, as herein described, including
ten cents advertising fees for each and every
such description, be paid on or before the Goth
day Of January, \. d. 1863, according to the
time when said tracts of land and village lots
were sold as above-stated the same will be con-
veyed to the purchaser or his assigns, in pursu-
ance of the Statutes for such case made and pro-
yided.
JOHN FRANZ, Village Treasurer
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Judgment CT foreclosure and
Sale,

State Of Visor sin-M anitJwoc County Cir
cult Court. Henry Aann and Joseph Mann,
plaintiffs, against he New En- gland Manufaclu-
ring Company, s. I. Pratt, Pascal p. Pratt,
Edward +. Buels Henry j. Naz:o, John Nazro
Fred. Butthaupt, Mortimer g. Shove, Luther
Pellet, Benjamin Birdsal, and Jason Pellet,
defendants.
IN PURSUANCE OF a Judgment rendered in
J. this action on the 23th da- of jane, A. d.
1861, l shall sell at public auction, for cash, at
the Court House in the village of Maniowoc,
on Saturday, the 1fth Of January 1865, at the
hour OF ten 'clock i'll the forenoon, the follow
ing described mortgaged premises, Or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
amount Of said Judgment AND costs, and expen-
ses OF sale, to-wit: All the following describe
ed real estate, together with all aud singular
the buildings and machinery thereon located,
and situate in the village CT Two Rivers, coun>
T. o. Mini osoc and state of Wisconsin, toowit
Los No. four (4) and five 6 i'll block No
eghty-thrce, as per the recorded plat OF said
village on record in tie iii "a of the Register Oh
Deeds OF said Mani:owoc county, Wisconsin.
IRA 7. SMITH, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, Manitowoc, Oct 13;h 1861.
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TIE NEW YORK DAY Book is an independent
Democratic journal. holding, ~ith the l.te Sem
ator Douglas, that ''this Government is made
On the wife basis, by white men, for the bene
it, of weite men and Their p0sierity forever. -
It is large double shee., with fortV- eight coll
nmnS OF reading matter, and in all respects
whether for Markets, News, Literary or Agri>
cultural intormaton--is not inferior to any as q
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department, it grapnles boldly with the real
question before the American People, and pre-
sents the only philosophy of if which can resist
the sweeping march OF Abolitiouism. 1t j.
Democratic in the true sense of the terT--the
defender of the Peoples Rights but it is the
upholder Ct no party chicanery or tri kerry. l.
is not only for PEACE bat it shows how, and
how only, permanent Pe2ce can be obtained,
and this glorious White Mans Government OF
Washington restored, viz. by the utter rout,
overthrow, end externinaton Of AbolitonsUi
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The Day book is now the only weekly politi-
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which renders it alm st impossible to give so
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We desire this year to place boiOre million
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We confidently believe if this journal vera
placed in the hands Of one half of The voters Of
The northern states between this time and No.
yember, 1864, the Democrats could not fail to
carry the uext Presidential election. We there
fore make the following offers. no. in the light
OF prizes and not even because it Will be prof.
table--fOr we can scarcely afford it--but solely
TO secure 1rde dissemination of tie Uieass cljch
IRE profoundly beiicye nil saue our country:
Clubs of Twenty.
For club OF twenty, besides the extra paner
now offered we will send a copy of Dr.. Van
! Eyries great work on Negroes and Negro Sla-
very, the third edition of which is Just ready
Price 81 90.
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For club Of fifty subscribers, a $50 wc viii
send one extra paper and complete set Of our
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taken together, amount to 81 80.
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In relation 20 clubs Of one hundred we will
say this: Whoever will sen US one hundred
subscribers at che time, the club to be sent TO
me address, and begiu ard end at the same time
vii receive the papers at S1o1!,
'. ! u. < Co.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-23
Notice |!

T. SCHULTZ & CO., having disposed of their
l. Shoe Shop and stock to G. SCHULTZ 4
CO., hereby notify their customers that they do.
sire to settle up their business, and wish al
those indebted to them to call at their Office,
one door east OF the old stand and psy up.
The old firm viii continue the Tannery Busi-
ness as heretofore, and are always prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, for Hides,
Skins, &c.
SCHULTZ l. co.
Nsu;tovoc, Oct. ~, 1858
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From kewaunee, about two months ago, a
so ted cow, dark briudie aud while with half
a ;aiI. She had a bell on, with leather string
tied in the strap. ln'orma ton concerning her
can be given at the Pilot Citice, or to
JOHN JOHNSON, Keewaune
kceWaurc Nov l. 1874