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Grand Pleasure Excursions
TO
LAKE SUP PERIoR!


One Of the following splendid irst-class steamers
ylz Cleveland Illinois, Northern Light, Iron CITY
Traveller, Meteor Iron Sides Lac La Belle and Pew
abic, Will leave Cleveland, Ohio, at o'clock p NJ
each day Of the week except Saturday and Sunday
and Detroit, Mich on the following days at O'Clock
p. n, through the months Of July and August
making grand Excursion Trips to the many points
interest on the great Inland Seas Of America which
for utility, pleasure and health are unsurpass by
any other on the Continent
This Trip Of over 600 miles embraces six degrees
Of latitude and eleven Of longitude and includes in
its circuit Lakes Eric ST. Clair Huron and Supe-
ror, with the beautiful rivers Detroit St. Clair and
st. Mary's.
The many and extensive mines Of iron and COP
per- unequalled by any in the world, with the newly
discovered and inviting deposits Of silver lead wild
and romantic scenery, combined with its pure and
bTaeing climate renders the Lake Superior trip one
Of lar more than ordinary interest 70 the capitalist
the pleasure-seeker or the invalid.
The above-named steamers are elegantly fitted m
with large and airy cabins and state-rooms while
every precaution has been taken to provide or the
safety and comfort Of passengers.
Fare, including state-ToOms and meals about 2IL
cents per mile. Time occupied in making the round
trip, from TO 10 DAYS. -
Rooms.secured and further information obtained
by application 10 ROB'T HANNA x co.
IIUSSEY & MCBRIDE
GARRETSON, HOWE 4 co
Juneztl64 ... Cleveland, Ohio
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
~ CINNATI RAILROAD
e e 3 = -
50. SUMMER ARRANaE1rENTl ,


On and after Mondat. ATsy 18th. issl. PASSENGER
Trains will leave ClayelaiHl, follows lsundays ex-
ceptedl.
Isl TTaln-5:3J A. 1I-cINCTNNATI EXPRESS
stoppine AZ Grafton, wellington, New London
shelby Crestline, Gallon, Gilsad Cardington
Ashley Delaware, Lewis Center anl Worthing
2d Train-2-25 P. Observation-Disclosures Stops
at all stations, and arrives fu Columbus at $50
p. N, Cincinnati So ~ H.
Cd Trains-7.10 y. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-Stopping
u bcfea, Grafton, Wellington, New London
shelby, Crestlne, Gallon, Gilead, Cardington
u ANS leave CoInmbus Al "a and l0:5A A. r..
" arrive at Cleveland 9:21 A. n 2. 20 ami p a.
-.f.-.l a CONNECTIONS: -r4r.-
by--sanduskg, Mansdeld { Newark Railroad TO
Mansfield, MI Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Crcstlme- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road Forest, Upper Saniusky, Delphos, Lima
Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &c West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster. MassillOn, &C.
Grafton and belefOutaine Railroad Line, for Marion
BellefOntaines Sidney, Union, Muncie Indian
apois, Terre Haute YineenHes, Evansville,
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c. t a
Deicware--wiih Springfield Branch for Springfield.
Columbus-Little Miami Z Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Ncnia, Dayton, indianapolis
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad az Cincinnati fer louisville, Evans
yille, CaIo, 81 Louis, and AL points on the
Columbus-CentraI Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanes-
-. vile, Wheeling, SC. Columbus, Pilua & In
diana Railroad for PiTua, UTbahi, Ee
30 For Tickets to all points aud information apply
at the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket Office,
III Superior street. L. ). FLINT,
Cleveland, May d, 1854 ASA Superintendent.
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SORE THROAT, COUGH, COLD,
and similar troubles, if suffered to progress, result
in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatic
Affections, oftentimes, incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
arc compounded as to reach directly the seat Of
the disease, and give almost instant relief
DS-sOld by all Druggists and dealers in Medicine
in the United States and most foreign countries at
IS cents per box jan22;R2
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CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD.
sUMMER ARRANGElLENT

F. - = - y
On and after Monday, MAY 10th, Isgi, PASSENGER
Truins will run as follows, Sundays exeepted):
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
q:H A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Miiloughby, Painesyllg, Geneva, Ashtabula,
COnneaut and Girard only and arrive at Erie at
l:lj P. NJ, Dunkirk 3:36 P. NJ, Buffalo sos p NJ
3:20 p. M.-CINOlNSATI EXPRESS-StOpping at
Painesvile, Ashtabula and Girard only and
rlyes at Erieb- 2 p. n, Dunkirk S:2l 7. NJ, Buff
$50 p. M MAIL AND Accommodation
stopping at all stations and arrive at Eri8 at
2.iO P. INSIGHT EXPRESS TRAIS-stoppine at
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
arrives al LTie at l2-H A. NJ, Dunkirk Z;f5
a. ~, Buffalo 20 A. N.
LEAVE ERIE.
Is A. -M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping
at Girari, Ashtabula and Painesville only, and
arrive at Cleveland % A. n
600 A. NJ NAIL AND. ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN-Stap9inE at al stations and arrive at
9.m A. M.-TOLEDO EXPRESs-stopuins at all
stations except Swanvilie Say brook, UniOnville,
Terry, Mentor and WickiiHe, and arrives at
Cleveland az % Pm
$50 p. M.-lA1 ENPkESs TRAIN-Stopping at
only, and arrives in Cleveland at IN P n
% second Class Cars are run OF an through
Trains
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Ghcago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, indianapolis, St Louis, 8c- and al through
trains going eastVarIi, eOnpect at Dupkrk with the
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, and at Buf-
ialo With thQseol the New York Central ( Buffalo
New York CITY Railroads for New York, Albany
Boston, Niagara Falls, &c, and at Erie with trains
on the philadelphia Eric Railroad
"a Day ENprcss. last and IMesty connects at
Girard with Trains on Erie & Pittsburgh Railroad
for LinesTille, Meadyille, jamestown, &c.
Cleveland, May 10th, 1854. s---''lsll-s.
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Revenue DeeisiOn---SEarriage CertiG-


euteS.
The Newark Advertiser says the follow
ing decision has been made:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT \
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WAsHINGToN, 28th June, 1864.
"SiT--In answer to yours of the 25th
instant, I have to say that if by the law of
your State, a single certificate is placed
upon the list of marriages returned to your
office, but one stamp-duty can be charged
upon such paper, but if each marriage be
reported under a separate certificate, the
stamp is required in each instance. In
other words, it is the certificate and not the
record which is subject to the duty.
Very respectfully,
E. A. Rollins, Acting Commissioner.
q Jno. McChesney, Esq County Clerk,
Newark, New Jersey"
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.lAppaiatmeHts.

A PPOINTMF.TS FOR THE YEAR
n OF IS64.-Dr. CLARK, of German Reformed
Botanical Physician and Surgeon, will consult pa
tients for all chronic diseases of every character
FREE OF CHARGE, at the following times and places
during the present wear. .iai
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Having had over twenty years experience in the
treatment of Chronic Diseases Of every character
pecialy the Throat and Lungs viii give perfect sat
isiacton 10 all who apply Tor relief Having had
successful practice in the above named places for
several with unparalleled success of which sat
named places
All medicines prescribed and not operating satisfac-
tOrily, the money will be refunded for all such med-
icines returned. Price Of Medicines for one month";
from s, 90 70 $40
B The Doctor can be consulted the last two weeks
OF every month Al his residence No. Isl Pittsburgh
street, Cleveland, o. Post -0fce address-Box I'LL
deci6-lt -lt25-Itamdkw G. s CLARK NJ D.
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Collars.

HAVE NOW BEEN BEFORE THE
L i public for nearly year. They are universal
ly pronounced the neatest and best fitting collars
esrtsstre.=
The upper edge presents perfect curve, nee
from the angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravaJ causes no Fuckers on the inside of the
turn-down collar-they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE
AS OUTSIDE-and therefore perfectly free and easy
to the neck. -.
The Garote Collar has smooth and evenly finish
cd edge on both sides.
These Collars are not simply fiat pieces Of paper,
cut in the form Of a collar, but are MQLDED AND
SHAPED To FIT THE NECK
They are made in @ Novelty Tor turn -down) style
in every haf-size from Il to II inches, and in " Eu
reka, Tor Garrote) from 13 to II inches; and pack
ed in neat blue cartons containing 100 each also in
smaller ones Of 10 each-the latter very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers.
NJ Every Collar is stamped
Gray's Patent Nodded Collars"
Sold by ali dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The Trade supplied by ta
HATCH, JOHNSON & CO..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Mems Furnish
ing Goods and Umbrellas 81 Deyonshre St, Boston
and J $. LOWREY& CO. 81 Warren st New York.
apr29-lGl
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DIR. GRAHAM,
MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
l OF LONDON, ENGLAND GRADUATE OF
Rlcnpn'S H0cpITA Pnp


FE NJ A Z D / S Z A S E s,
and constant attendant of Paris London, New
Orleans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten
years has opened an Once at the
JOHNSON HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
where he viii be happy to meet all those who are
afflicted with subacute and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
PlGH and is mild, eficacious and effective His
medicines are simply vegetable extracts and oils.
They have never been used but by two other physi-
clans in America besides himself He has spent the
greatest part Of his life and thousands Of dollars in
obtaining few secrets in his profession He tests
the Urine for all forms Of diseases Nor charge for
giving an honest and true statement Of their cases
sPERMATORHGA
To YOUNG MEN-He can prove you in a few
minutes that he is the only physician you ever
treated with. that cures this disease For every
patient who will follow his directions, he Will give
One Hundred Dollars if he fails curing this dis
ease. No charge made for consultation. Those at
distance who wish to consult the Doctor may do
so by sending small vial Of urine by mail with
name, sex and age, and he will answer and de-
scribe their case, and the possibility Of getting
relief by enclosing postage stamp. mar3;i27
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TaRBAN,gTI S s ~ ri rsoFa'
* . E LTz EA6,
AP HI e y
REsT REMEDY Known

For all Bilious Complaints, Sick Headache Cost
iveness, Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
stomach, Sea Sickness, &c.
Dr.. James R. Chiffon the Great Chemist, says -
% know its composition, and have doubt il will
prove most beneficial in those complaints fDr which
it is recommended -
Or. Thomas Boyd says; Il strongly recommend
il to the notice of the public" al---
Dr. Edward G. Ludlow says II can with conf
dence recommend it - .t
- Dr. George 7. Baxter says: " In Flatulency, Sick
Headache Costiveness, Heartburn, &C., the SELTZER
APERIKST in my hands has proved indeed valua-
bic remedy"
For other Testimonials, &C., see Pamphlet with
each bottle. ~
wich street. New York. il t4a
nE- For sale by all Druggists. fnay17-R
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, I'm
nary and Sexual systems-new and reliable treat
nent--in Reports Of the Howard Assoeiaton-sent
bv mail in sealed letters, envelopes tree q Sharee;
Gssree- DR. j. sKILLEN H0UGHTONY Howard
f,iss- as---3 s-1-s-tl. Stssat7 Alaila dol
a .9- Al-oe1S ~ t'oi'' mar30-R2
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NINE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.

m. Tickets for sale to Baston by Boat OF Rail and
Boat Tickets good on any Of the Sound Lines
~ Fare to all points as Low as By any other
Route.
SLEEPING CARS on Night Trains to Philadel-
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Free.
TRASSPORTArION.-M Merchandise Produce and
Live Stock carried with despatch, at lowest rates
CHAS. THOMSON, Passenger Agent, Cleveland
WM II HOLMES FSOCH LEWIS
Gdn'l Pass. Agent, Gen1 Sup't
Chicago IN. Ljan1ll Altoona, Pa
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spefiaI Nalltss.

a- A view perfume for the IIandEE EEerelnief.
PhaIon's . Night BIOOming oereus-''
Pnaion's Night blooming oereus.''
Phason.s .sNight Incoming Oereus.'
PhaIon,s Night blooming Cereus."
PhaIOn's Might BIOOming Cereus."
psaIOn's Night blooming Cereus."
A raOsl exquisite, Delicate, and Erag-
rant Perfume, Distilled from the Rare
and BeautffuI Flower from which ~
takes SIS name. .o~r
Manufactured only by PHALON 8 sOH,
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEIISss.
Ask fOF PhaiOns---TalEe no O,ss11Iea
Sold by prngRists generally. yunssl.
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gaiIraads.


A TLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
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PROFESSOR or EIEcTE0PATIIT AND MEDIaSEs,
Office-ll9 Seneca street, few doors from sup nor
up stairs opposite the City Hotel.
IEsg-Ufce hours from " Y and from to5 o clock
daily Sundays eXcapted.) -
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On and after Monday, May 10th, 1891 Passenger
Truins will run as follows, Sundays excepted:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-12-02
Poor Kentucky.

Kentucky is having good time in her
position between the upper and neither
milstones of federal and rebe armies.
Breckenridge raled through the state,
carrying off everything that he could find
wagons to transport. Burbridge followed,
and banished every body who had any
property ard confscatsd their personal
possessions 10 his own use. Next came
Paine, who shot everybody Of the male
persuasion that lie could lay hands on,
and stole the under clothes, linen, table
covers and plate from its female residents,
Then cane the Massachusetts, recruiting
agents, who ran IF Al! its ligcers; and,
finally, there comes Col. Swaiue who Is
after Kentucky hogs By tie time Swaine
has disposed Of all the swine in Kenmckv,
there will be little or nothing in that
state worth stealing. The following is
Swaines order:
"Owners OF hogs "a designated districts
Of Kentucky will receive a fair price for
them by sending them to Louisville, Ky
consigned to Mai Simond5. No hogs can
be SHIPPED from Kentucky across the Ohio
without Especial permit from Maj. ST.
monds."
The administration, having been for
some time in the niger business, has
pnpo int, +l.a l,C< I,e:,cc- Nth = -
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The Cbioa-,o 1-;r3oe eur,r,aSts .hat Ga,
Mcclellan has been harsIIy JUDGED, and
ought 20 be better esteemed than he is. Il
believes that justice VIII Ultimately be
done. lbs inpei' US 10 sema'k that re
CONSIDER zen. hce.ei!an lar tiLef 70 ms
country 'hah me edto' OF tEo 1SS o".,
cage I'b'sS' ana hNeis 10 be more cnafi'
aIIy t3ra6'len - that Ie was TID T;,oG s can.
didate for president.
The foregoing is from The New Yorl;
Tribune. Of November q, 1861. TURNING
back ,bror4b the files Of that nansr TO the
r,,,bar far Nover,bar o 7eeo Ieva a,ro
after the FIRE. e,ac,io, Of Mr. T;n,oInl 70
road a. follows il monument editoriaI
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4 Curious CALcULATIox.-Somebody
makes the following curious calculation a;
What is billion The reply is very sim,
pie million times million. This is
quickly written and quicker still pros
nounced; but no man is able to count it,
You may count 100 or no minute; but
let US even suppose you may 90 rs far as
200; then an hour will proquco 10000 f;
a day 2S8. 900; and a year g 3G5 days,
(for every four years you may rest from
counting, during a leap year, l05,1 100000.
Let us suppose now, that Adam, at the
first beginning Of his existance, had begun
to count, had continued to do so, and was
counting stili-lo would not even now,
according to the usually supposed age of
our globe, have counted Eear enough.
For to billion he would require 9,5I2
years Fl days, 5 hours and 20 minutes,
according to the rule taken above, Now,
surprising we were TO allow the poor
counter II hours daily for rest, eating and
sleeping, he would need 10, 024 years, is
days, 10 hours and 10 minutes.
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Judgment OF Foreclosure and
Sale.

State Of " isconsin-M aait1woc County Cir~
cult Court Henry Mann and Joseph Mann,
plaintiffs, against The New England Manufactu.
ring Company, S. +. Pratt, Pascal p. Pratt,
Edward P. Euels, Henry J. Nazro, John Nazro,
Fred. Butthaupt, Mortimer G. Shove, Luther
Pellet Benjamin Bifdsail, aud Jason Pellet,
defendants.
! \ PURSUANCE OF Judgment rendered in
l. this action on the % tn dag of June, A. D,
1861 shall sell at public auction, for cash, at
the Court House in the village Of Manitowoc,
on Saturday, the 18th Of January, 1865, at the
hour Of ten O'clock in the forenoon, the follow.
ing described mor!glgcd premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the
amount Of said judgment and costs, and expen-
Sg5 OF sale, to-@it: al the following describ-
cd real estate, together with all aud singular
TIC buildings and machinery thereon located,
ana situate in the village Of Two Rivers, coun,
~ OF Maai.cwoc and state of Wisconsin, to,wit
Lots 40. four % and five o. in block No.
eighty-thrce, as per the recorded plat OF said
yiia8o on record in the Office of the Register of
Deeds Of said Manitowoc county, Wisconsin.
IRA Z. SMITH, Sheriff.
Sheriff. ONCE, Mauitowoe, Oct 18th 1864
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LaIufa otuIing GObIcts

a correspondent Of The Mobile Register
describes new mode of manufacturing
glass goblets. He SAYS.
| saw mine host. Dr.. T, doing
something last evening that was new 20
me. CrockeTy and glassware Of the or
binary kind being we'll nigh obsolete in
the coafedeTacy, and especially at Tangi-
pahon, tha doctor Was simply , manufactu-
ring his own glassware. As his process
Is cheap, easy simple and worthy of i'm
itat;on, vii! describe it. Take claret
bottle, or any kind Of glass bottle
bottles OF a thin white glass with fat bot
toms ara best-holi the bottle firmly By
both ends; let a mother person, having !,
cup Of wafer ready, pass stout cotton
cord twice round the bottle, and create 2
friction by pulling the ends of tho cord to
and fro rapidly fer a minute or so taeu
let him jerk the cord of, dash the water
on quickly, aud presto you hold in one
hand as seIyiceabio a lumber or goblet as
you need wish, and in the other neat bal
not gaudy candIestick, The bottle should
be held with a strap, pieco OF leather or
otheI substance with hard, straight
edge, firmly around it at the intended
Poin1 Of severance, in order 10 keep the
coid in one place during the friction, and
to secure straight and smooth edges to
the glassware. Old bottles can be put to
good use in this wav.
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Aanitowoc County Court. In the matter of
the guardianship Of the minor heirs of Johann
Seonek, deceased.
NJ oIICE is hereby givea that, by virtue and
~ IN purs uanca Of an order Of license made
in said matter on the 17th day OF October, A. D,
1861, by the County Court Of said county, the
undersigned, guardian of tho minor heirs of Jo-
ham Scopcb, late q said county, deceased, will
on the 9Th day of December 1864, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, at the Office of the
County Judge, in the Court House, in the viii
hge and cou4tY of Nanitowoc offer for sale, at
public vendue, tie following described lands, to
wi5 The wc t sixty sores Of the cast half Of
the south west quarter Of Section No. q, in
Township No. Is, aor,h Of Range No. %, east.
situated in the county Of Manilowoc and state
Of Wisconsin. The terms of sale viii be made
known at the time and place of SALE
PETER SCHNEIDER, Guardian.
Dated this 7th day of November, 1864.
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challenge yearly renewed


Gloss VoTz.-The closeness Of the vote
in most Of the states, IS made singularly
apparent BIZ the returns as they are re-
ceiyed. Connecticut gives Lincoln only
little over 2,0G0 majority; and New
Hampshire about the sans. Penns, Ivan
ia IS now reported at barely few huns
dred for Lincoln on tic home vote. Mi
cLigaa gives him bat 5000 majority, and
Wisconsin about 600.
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ANTICIPATED TROUBLE WITH BRAZIL

ANTICIPATED TROUBLE WITH BRAz1L.-
A very general impression prevails
that We shall have serious difficulty with
Brazil, growing out of the affair of the
Florida. tits asserted that the capture
of the rebel pirate will prove the most
significant favor that could have been
shown the confederacy; for, it is claimed,
should the Brazilian government declare
war, it would at once recognise the con-
tederate states as on Independent power,
and such recognition would be followed
in due time by similar course on the
part Of other power, including Portugal,
Spain, France and England, who have, it
is confidently affirmed. only waited for
some other power to initiate such a
movement.
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TOgIi

A Town Order Of the town of Manitowoc Rap,
a lbs, dated the 3lst d5y Of August, 1864,
having the number 81, amounting TO $1,000,
s;gncl by Peter roh, Chm, and j. p. Heinrich,
Clerk. l do hereby warn each and every per-
son not to buy or take the within described or
der reward viii be given to any person who
can deliver eail order to me again
0SUL TERhELSEN.
Ia1itowoc RIpids, Nov, 22i 1851.
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Notice OF Foreclosure bv Sale.

s-sz----zz=-z z,vzzzz--u-r..-
Notice Of foreclosure by Sale.
DEFAULT having been made in the condi-
~ tons Of 4 mort age bearing date November
SJh \. D. 1861, executed by WaTick Martin
and Rachel Martin his wife, as mortgagors, to
Robert tinney as MORTGAGE, and recorded in
the ottlce oil tie Register Of Deeds Of Calumet
county IN the State Of Wisconsin, on the 18th
day q November, 4, D. 1861, at Q o'clock a. m
IN Book 3" IL " OF mortgages 1T pages 52S and
90, ard also recorded in the Cdlce of the Reg.
i5ter Of Deeds Of MaUitow0c county in said state
on the 81 day Of December A. d. 1861. at 5
o'clock p n, in volume " II" Of mortgages at
pages Isl aud 80, which mortgage has never
been assigned by toe mortgage and on which
the amount claimed to be due at the date OF this
notice IS nine hundred and thirteen dollars a1d
eighty-fYe cents {S9lS,65)
Notice IS hereby given that in pursuance Of
the power Of sale contained therein, and of tho
statute in such case provilcd said mortgage
VIII be ioTec!osed by 4 sale Of the moTtgaged
rrcmlEes or such part thereof as may DC neces-
safy 10 b. sold to satisfy The amount due on
SAID mortgage, with interest and the costs and
expenses allowed by law: that such sale will
be at public ve02ue at the door Of the Court
House in AauitoWo2, in the county of Manito~
voc, on Thursday the 9Th day Of February, A.
-. 30, az : Q cioch ?, H., OF said day, and
WI. be made BY the Sheriff, deputy Sheriff, or
under SAecltI, Of said last named county to Tho
highest bidder: The following is description
OF the moEtsaged premises, substantially as is
Confined in said mortgage 10 Wit; The following
described real estate lying or being in the State
Of Wisconsin to Wit: Lots No. four (4l and
five % ana The caaI half Of The south east quar-,
ter, all dissection No. twenty four % in town
snip no. seventeen (l7) north Of range No,
t"cnty>oue (2I) in hauitowoc county the
north east quarter Of the south east quarter of
section No. tweLtysono (2I) the east half OF
the north east quarter Of section No. twenty
nnc l22) and the cast halt of the south west
qnarocr Of section No. ono ~ all in township
No. seventeen 40 north Of range No. tw enty
(Z0) east in Calumet county,
ROBERT FINNEY, Mortgage.
Wells & BRIGHAM, Milwaukee Attorn ",
for Mortgage
Datcd November 18th 1864.