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RxseedfnE- Ten and nor e4essdlne dtE dellar1a
twenty Ave cent?:
ding hfty doiiAFs, nity 5
forJtfe hifp, mae oF.Ientl Of hnI taHqs teno;i5
ment or portion thereof, where. the rental o
value e three hundred dollars per annum 9Es,si
vUss-,S ~ seat or fentSi TaIas sxessdsthS
sum % three Thundred del lags ~
"a each AdditIonaf two hundred doila a1 ot
. offacti6nsl part thereof IN .e1oe-3 % % sti
M hupdred dollAFs my cents ~
Manifsst for eusioms hqute sltEy g y
Of the cargo Of any ship yeesel. o. fiit.L
~ red Tonnage of tueh Ship vessel "
or steamer does not exceed three pun =
tons one
tESeeedIhg three hundred tons, aneS
ing ax =. III t,r :, quantity not exc 4
Mees1EeIs ~, =, 5ushelS, ten eents.....
eseai gsne thor md bushels, twenty-five
- 5shds estates or pTppertys real q
linl9Iteess III. hefiibIe. or movable Whatsoey-
i ot Were the same shall bem6ds ~ q teeuff-
/ ee[[i6r the payment ofaAny deauite and cor I"
4 Z tain sun n money lenfet the, time or pre-
1 yioualy due and OWING or torpprneto Pe paid
being payabISJ also any eonveyane0 ofiapy
i7lands, estAteIor lprepsrty NhAtsces 50. In
money. which 6hatI be intended only as Sc
curIty, and TedsemablS before the sale or
other Disposal 1hereofp either bys express
ntipuiatIoR or1otheSFiee; or any npeponA
bond given - Ssclrfty for the payment Of
any dehhitS or certain 6nIt Of money o1-
ceedinR one hundred dollars, and not exceed Z
ing hTe hundred dolIRrsf MY eeptg.t-,,4..o,S
Exceeding I'VE hundred dollars and not eSs
eeedlnE one thousand dollars, one dollAf.....
And for every addition i've 4h1Hdred dblIAfs,
or fractional part Thereof, lin excess Of one
Thousand dollars, 6fy cents......,....-.--...t.f
| Provided That upon each and every asklgn-
fnenf or transfer Of . amCTt gage uleasef or
policy Of insurance orithe renewal OF eonu
fInuRIee Of any Agrsem0nt, contract or
charter, by letter or otherwise, q stamp du.
tylshAlI be required paid equal % thAt
d.eI eds 10 FROM G6HznuEDsbia sdT
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NO. ARTHUR A gent Tor paying Passions. once,
No. 1, Mcclure House, being the ONCE formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april .
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- IBEkBIIsHED g hNTuaa PROM
1HEOMBKPL AOEsWHERn A
CURE CAN IN DETAILED.

OOG~A OA4N - 0Al4 AAA III Il -
DR JoHNsToNH HAS DISCOVERED THE MOST
IL 9CeEtalhy Speedy and Only E1actnAl Rsmedy
he Bdck md Lihab3 strist1Ess, Aasetions q tSs
Kidneys and BlRddaE mVoluntAfy Discharges, In
kSssaSI, Low spIiI cSsfSsion o. TdslG Fsiita.
ton Of the Heart, Hmidity, trembling. DimnG8
sight or Giddines1, Disease Of the Head, ThrOat
Aeh BoWels-thosa Terrible disorders arising from
the Solitary Habits Of Youth-thoso sEcRET and sol
itGFy practices more fatal to their victims than thu
song Of syrens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses bghtiRg
teiF most brilliant hopes or Fondars
Ing marriage, &C. impossible. ST .ti.W
.,r.5 ,s,.g , YOUNG MEN
Especially, who have become the victims Of Solitary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which an
nually sweeps. 70 an untimaly grave thousands o.
Young Men Of the most exalted talents and brilliant
inteliecis who might otherH have entraneed lis
tening senatea with the thunders Of eloquence, OF
wea % eestaey the living Tyre, may cali with ful
''D-O MARRIAGE ss'la a1fH5
Married Persons, or Young Men eontAmplatina
marriage being aware yseal weakness ,orE4niE
debility deiormiti e specially cured. :
may igiousIy eonfds In ~ honor -
and confidently rely upon his skin - physician.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS ls-@ e
Immediately cured and Full VIgor Restored.
Ii Hfis DisiEssing AhsetOn-Whi IundorsL ant
victims Of improper indulgences. Young persons All
too apt to commit SxoOsses from not being aware
me tsSt iss Ia5et ay w Sh1 SEs. np
deny that pOWUr Of pFUcreatOn IL lost sooner b
those falling into improper habits than by the pm
dentf Besides being deprived 81 the pleasure o
healthy Offspring, the most serious and de3tTuctfE
'lBymptomB 70 both bUdyanf mind aFfse. The system
4 becomes auFaugUd, the Physical and Mental Func
Il Irntlbintys pybpepsia, PalpltatIDu Of The Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, . wasting o
the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Once, No-,7 South Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street, feI
1 IsataTs mist y PAID uia solsai stamp. IN
/ Doctors Diploma hAnGsiR his ONCE
/ M nm ny n VIC
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FISH

IO0 BARREIs NO; 3 MAoKKREL,
> - 5SS r,: =. NC::2 t:
faf 100 "a MOL IarEs q. .r.....
50 A. bbls White Fish,
' 100 % Lake Herring,
Just received, and for salo b. $3.50
ap2o PAXTON. D0HLOG 4 0GLEbAI.
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TEd .s9H OFFICIAL. lsfn15r
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PaIssd at the FTrst Sexton Of tie Thirty
eighth COn9Tess.
OFFICIAL

l-a IPUBLIc-No. 1881 -
AAAcT to provide internal revenues to support the
Roysrnlnsnt, 70 pay interest on the public debt
and for other purposes. -Hggt
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Insurance. Slii6ls Policy % assurance or Other,
e. 1nStrnme1t, by yhAtever name tho lania-
! 3 shall 20 called. hereby any insurance shAn
- 30 made upon any NE or Hves- - :
When the amount Insured lbAiI not exceed
one thonslId dollars, tyehtY.nIe eSnts..,-.--.
6xeeedlng one Thousand and not hxeeedi1g
ave tho1eaad d6lIars my eerts...... ......,....
Rxeeeding i've thousand dollars, one doIlAFs...
Insurance. (maFlne, inland and hre.l-EAch
Of -iR1nFanee or other instrnmsnt, BY
WhafeGer name the anna shall BE- called, by
a.. RhlehlinsurAnca- ahAn be made or T0ueFed
npon property Of any descriptions, lEbether
1gAluIt perilI by TIM SEA or 6y hroS Or other .
peril Of any kind, made by any fnsuraneo
COMPANY or fts aEaat8 or By any other CON-
pAhy or persoo, the premium upon which
does not exceed ten dollars, ten osnts.........
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T. bsfOrsSOntemPlAting


Reject that a sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites 70 prOnote connubial hAppi-
hess Indeed, without these the Journey through
life becomes weary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
ly darkens TO the view; the mind becomes Swallowed
with despair and hlled with the melancholy rehso
ton that the happiness Of another becomes bghtOd
win our own a. =. ~ $40
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sii ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
Tho many thousAhds cured At this Institution
year etter year, and the nauaeEoaS important Sur
messed BY this reporter or the Sum- sOlipper,H
and many other papers, notices Of which have apl
peArBd again and again before the pubic, beIidss
Ills stahdinR e gontleman UfchaTaeteF and Tespon
Eibintyi D suihcient guarantee 70 the hmieted.H
81 ssKTN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED i.1
N1-No letters received unlsls postpaid and con
tAinlng stamp 70 bsiused on the reply peFsoni
writing should State ags and send portion or AdEor
tt9ement describing symptoms. ~ t-al
=. JOHN A.. JOHNSTON, NJ, D.,
ofths baltimore Lock Hospital, baltimore, %
lJehs-48hie - ID. c. - %. .f'a Maryland
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Young MEN

Who have injured themselves by Q certain practice
INDUCED In when alone, Q habit frequently learned
from egf Companions, or ~ school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt, even when asleop, and not
cured renders marriage i'm possible, and destroys
both mind and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his
country, the darling Of his parents, should be
snatehed from all prospects and enjOyments Of life,
By the consequences o. dayiating from the path Of
nature andindul IN certain secret habit. Such
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DOCKET BOOKS AND slFALLRrR. -Fhe hnest
Il article made. For EAls by JOS. GRAVKA
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30
lutest Official Adyicca.

Wdshnpfon Juiv 2c.-lhe latest oficisl informsr
ton tIon General sherman 10 that his Amy crossel
the Chattahoorhee in several different places NORTH
oi the RAILROAD brid.e. The movement was made
with such celebrity to take the enemy by suipriss,
aud therefore the resistance to his sdvanee ieehse
the part OF the rebel cavalry. our cavalry vs %
once scnt 70 operate the railroad east Of Docaturs
one OF the objects bcns to cut off communication b.
tween Atlanta and Augusta thus preventing the
removal Of s'ore- to the latter place and the rein.
fogcoinent OF Johnston. our main army witba
ten or twelve milee Of Atlanta All the operations a
our army prosrc .-ns In the hishc.t degree t.
vorulv.
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30
Thurrday, July II.
GENERAL SHERMAN.

80 orc aiiols tv Il'ch Gcrc,nl shc-nn'n die
.c',.'u- &c eTal joe johnston '.ou hs io.ti-
q .ps to-, uo.,h and fosih oi sac Chsttaho, chez
r.tar, Lc lgcst Of the cal.pagu. General HaI.
,,c ..g, ped or 'os lion " 0 mics nolth Of the
Inc ,.ni defended Il With great l-r'inacity, ~ spite
OF our succe'riul movement, on his lsnks. II was
conslciei doubtful whether the enemy had any al.
ii cry, and unti this fact could lie definitely
tained, attSk in font would, ia con.
se cncc Of the nsturc Of the eyonnd, he uncertain,
and attended At all ovenv by heavy los. Of life. On
the sh Of Juiy our whole army was placed In motion
lowAye. la river sp,JsnJs lor ,ha purpaaA II u,sS
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30

Our iues nov extend in ,cmi circle from point on
Jllc' River, bclov Fort Dating. TO xithin short
de ance Of the Weldon md reieisburr Rslliosi. and
clo-to. the Appomntox teiWeon CITY Point and Pct
c'sug. The iote lEo is shorter, and int ior. to-
SHINING ~ the Ar,omattc1 and ending at Pc,'r-
burg, IN circle that embraces tic city. Cone cf-
able picket firing ana heavy reconncl. .Aancss took
l'tcs dus.ns tie rad, 10th sides being anxious to
asccrta, who her the otEor had eatcuei - Lhc to
env s.n'.tive tc ne. TLci' ,l-o marked &C.
dyit7 on james Rver the rlc- raani ct. .ns w.
pJ.ton to plant batteries -, uc, na, is.iot nd
th' suul"1'' ,s "ouftAi .rto .orns th the pro-
tuiiue.
M T. r.rIrt)
bfsh ,HotoH. Jiit1 l1.-,.yic,. from the Auly cf
th, lHiou. ere 1i u.oe, ,',crih. chigNtc- end Nt
gt' vii "1i. tr consi 's3 thl' II General Graut
ti' boon s.'cut. 3, ia. roi ten ,,le
l'j.r i.or. nc'. r,, f.rrrr. daoi t''v i7tf.
... T1"i4a'oi.. of'h. 20. piy of P,,ci l.If- Nrvc
ecuo io i..'rurf 1ho a,l'her f. coil ana uo'-
81. lAi ha1 u.'ll To no 'ar and csunou frrc-
o.. - -.af. a1i .u'c.-s' ui In IT. ch.flrtes q.
...L t.t I,F mcu l.c Injured daily. OuI .o.-
p-.i, ~, ir n-cr. ont condition.
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30
ESEHAL GRANT.
News 10 the lBth.

HNaaqua'fsr' A rr'y ofthe p; n,sc. Jl,y 49, 1854,
The usual quiet along the ines stu prevsils ~
were II not for the sound of al occasional gun s.A
soIne picket firing at few points one would SUP.
pose that no enemy v~ within miles Of ns. Genessl
Burnsidss men make the most Of the Iass, the one.
nv 'asins e7ory opportunity to fire on the coloIed
troops that occupy portion Of bis 'front.' and OF course
the fire 10 returned With interest, but without much
damage eithsr side.
NJ dAaaRAArs onu,a - - ska ~ nj - n, - 49,
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30

"u.. have c""tc.t to tpe NAVY yards ard pri-
vA.r .Ai" iuiItc who hat ALREADY received private
.art u'' ol, 10 commence - once tie ioraiuips
So. or NJ the rIeat rcIcE rost Of LOT which the
G.,.ILi4cnt hes Ie.o,ycd 30 add to the navy. hsny
o., a., ,c.ae,- .rc ,eld far advanced towards com
rrt.u.. and o.. Of .hcln viii b, auuched on Thurs
'.,attaeP P..tcg Navy vard. Thc n..mcs OF ,hose to
% ID -.. in hand roa. are:
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30
THE Chnirp.on Font Race.

I11sbur.. Ia. Juu. i'.-IIaH,miil ven the boat
rfc, .a!t,, t-atius AZ q; hundred, aai soEc -ay
'ng,, bundled ylId
The weekly sun., 1864-07-30

MoSyeosmy Cougty, no is said IN 10 l'ter,rv
OyA. llH With To.ei stIl -lrfs, nhI cur soil. 44-
Asss'sk ss sasDLau N th,1 u-lLJ
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State of Niscoasiu-M uHitowoc County Cir
cult Court. Henry Mann aud Joseph Mann.
plaintiffs, agaiuss he New gland Manufactu
ing Company, 5. +. Pratt, Pascal P Pratt,
Edward p huels, Henry j. Naz,o John Nazro
Fred. Butthaupt, Mortimer &. Shove, Luther
Pellet, Benz amn BIdsall, and Jason Pellet,
defendants
PURSUANCE OF Judgment rendered in
J. thl- action the 2S,h ia, of June, A d.
1864, shall sell at pubic auction, for cash, at
tie Court House in the village of Nanitowuc,
Oh Saturday, the 14lh Of January, 1868, at the
hour OF ten n'cloc'i i'll the forenoon, the follow
ing described morfgaged premises, or much
thereof as may be Necessary to satisfy The
amount of said judgment and costs, aud expeu
ses Of sale, to-w!t: All the following Gescrib-
ed real estate, together with all aud singular
tde buildings ana machinery thereon located,
and situate III the village oil Two Rivers, couu-
y OF Mani'O zoe aud state of " iscouslp, to>"it
Los 40, four a. and Ave % in block No.
eighty three, as per the recorded plat OF SAID
village on record in the fi:e OF the Register vi
DEEDS vi SAID 1anItowoc county, " IscoHsin.
IRA 7. SETH, Sheriff.
SheIiffs Office, Manitowoc, Oct 18Th 1864.
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G,sTATh OF WISCONSIN, Manitowoc County,
} $. Piobare Office. Oct 3lss, 4 D. 1854
IN the matter of the Ptoot and Probate of the
lat will and ties ameTt of Carl ilensel, de-
ceased, late Of tie county of hanitowoc.
W iereGs, an instrument III writing, purport-
ing TO be the la,twiil and testament of Carl
Hensel deceased, late Of the county of Manito-
woe, has been fled in this Office and whereas
application Las been made by Christine Hensel,
praying that the same he proven and admitted
to Tro,'ate according to The laws of this State:
Therefore, il is ordered HAT said application
he heard before me at the Probate Office in the
village OF Maritowoc, in said county. on the
iil.h day Of December, A. D 1864, at 10 O'Clock
III the forenoon. AMI it is further ordered that
notice shall be givon to all persons interested
in said viii, Of the time and place Of said hear
ing, by publication in the Manitowoc Pilot, a
newspaper printed in sail county, for three
successive weeks, Cnce each week, prior TO the
time of such hearing. Bv the Court,
Henry S PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated Manitowoc, Oct. ) 1T, 1861
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In Unfortunate Steamship Line.

From the Iew lo.a World.
The gentlemen who compose tic Mon
trtal Ocean Steamship company, IN view
q me malignant i. fortune that seems 70
...euA tier se,se.s. may vel hold "
iar,- >n4s il dispa'f, and tNcialn with
Macbeth.
/. what, Will the line stretch out to the crack Of
doon}'
for when the Jura ran aground ana went
- pieces N lie Messy. 81 the 81 instant,
Size made the ninth toiaI wreck Of seam
er. 5-icrglu- 10 his company since the
S-nr 1851. The cases OF the i.ohemiau
rnd Tie Au-io-SaAon HE latter part'cu-
larty--are d,ubte>s @ull fresh IN the
memory # our readers. The tolowl z
Isl gives Ire names OF the nine untortuu'
al vessel, IL question, with tie date Of
ilrir loss:
Tie Canadian, en- her outward VOYAGE.
W., We, keu III tie s.: Lawrance IN
JUte, 1855.
Tie Iuarsn, on her voyage from L,yer-
pool 10 Portland, vas lost II November,
.c1j.
lbe Hungarian, on Ter second Zip
from LW-Invoi to IUrt.and. became d
to- We, K u February, 1850.
The Canadian "a second vessel Of tlat
hamc), = tho ship OF 0VO tons burden,
va Iosi ~ Jnne, leUl.
Tie North hii.on, tom Montreal to
Liverpool, went ashore AMI leraue a to-
~ 600, "a the netting II November
B, 1861.
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Notice q Foreclosure by Sale.

/ AtFHCLF EayIrC been made N the cordi-
- tons u a mortgage De II M ia Q Novembe,.
n i. u. 1851, executed by u arr;ck MATT
t'a II :rhe Martin his wife. as mortgao. r. to
E"he'J fAIcg as noltgIgee, and recorded in
the ti!.eG Ct t"c Register OF Deeds Of Calumet
county im '.c State Of Wisconsin,. or the 18th
day q November 4. D. 1861, at 0 clock a. N j.
!" Beck . Il .ssoi mortgages at nages 52S aud
529. and aiSoTecorded ia the tfilca of the Reg
i-tcr q Deeds OF Aalitowoc county in said state
on The Gay Of December 4 d 1851 at >
O'Clock p. n, IN volume g II" Of mort cages at
pages Isl and 1872, which mortgage has never
been assigned by The morfgagee and on Which
the amount citmcd to be due at the date o this
notice is nine hlndred anl thirteen dollars d
egtfy-fve cents (S9l" 81
Notice Is hereby given III in pursuance Of
the power OF sale contained therc aud Of the
statute IN such case provided, said ra0rtc agc
Viii be iorcc'oscd by a sac Of the mortgaged
!rrHiIae$ or such part thereof as may be neccs-
Saly to b sold 10 satisfy the amount one on
said mortgage, with Interest and TIE costs and
expenses allowed by Law: thst such saa viii
ne at public vendua at the door of the Court
House III Aan.'Owoc, in the county Of Nantes
voc, ~ Thurs iay the 9Th day OF February. A.
u 1865 at O'Clock p. m, OF ,lii dar, and
will he made hy the Sheriff. deputy Sheriff, or
under Saer II, of said last named county to the
highest bidder: The following is a description
OF tie mnrtgaged premises substantially As is
contained II said mortgage 10 wit: the following
described real estate yi or being i the State
ol y iscoEsin to W.T.: Lots No. four a. and
i've a. ana tie east halt Of he south IS, quar-
Ter, oil Of ION ". ~ eutvfsur (24) IN 1wr-
7t'p No. seventeen ~ nor.h Of range 80,
{" eufy-0De t2l) in hil.itowoc COUNTY: the
norm cast quaTstr Of the south east quarter of
section No twentysons (2I the ca half OF
The ro'th east qIar,er OF section No. ,wenty-
"a ne t29l and the east halt of the south west
qiai er OF section No. one ~ all in township
No seventeen 40 north OF range No twenty
200 cat in Calumet courtg.
ROBERT FINNEY, Mortgarec.
MEL ) BRIGHAM, Milwaukee Attorney
for Mortgages.
ID lied hoyarphcr
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In Probate.

Manitowoc County Cont. In the matter of
he guardianship Of de miner heirs OF Johann
Seopek, d-cea sed.
n Office is hereby ii vel that, By virtue and
- in pursu ,nce of order Of license made
N said matter on the l1th day Of October, A. D.
1861, by the County Court of said county, the
under signed, guardian OF the minor ltirs Of Jo-
h"nn ScCpek, late OF said county, dece iscd. viii
ON the 5ih day of December, 1861, at ten
o'clock in the forer oon, at the office Of tn,
County Judge, i'll The Court House, in tie val,
lage aud cou ty Of Manitowoc, offer for sale, at
public ven due, tie following described lands, t.
Wit: The vet sixty a res OF the east halt Gi
the sou west quarter OF Section NJ. 81, in
Township No. Is, north OF Range No %, east
stunned in the county OF Maritowoc a d stare
OF Wisconsin. The terms OF sale viii be made
Knowu al /! time AID plcce OF sale
iEtER SCHNEIDER, Guardian
Dtted this 7Jh day OF November, 1864
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Tax Notice.
A LII PERSONS interested are hereby mott.
n IL lit ahxa 1ll.a,,.; of Lar

A LII PERSONS interested are hereby noti-
n 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 Fight Hundred and Sixty-Two
1852, for which said taxes the said tracts of
land and village lots were sold on the 18th day
of December, A. d. 1862. Now, therefore un-
less the amount Of taxes, interest. fees, and
CHI ,rges 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 10th
day Of January, A. d. 1868, 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.
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AseOEIF2S yTsTTHsAVT,

Frank}in Street, 6ftucch SM and oh SIS,
MANIToWOC, WIS.
TE1IilS establishment sill always contain all the
l. varieties OF Medicine usually kept in Drug
store, together with Paints, Oils warmth, Al
cohoi, Spirits Of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors
ior Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles
soap and Periumcrv, Blank Books and Stations
cry, Gamphene, Fund and keioSine and all he
other articles belonging to this line.
sES PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put up both day
ana night time.
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office.

I HE UNDERSIGNED. Stockholders in the
Manitowoc 4 Mississippi Rail RO Com
panv, holding and representing more than a
maj ,rity of the capital stock of said Company,
hereby give notice fhat there viii be meeting
Of the stockholders of said Company held az
The Office Of GcH. Il Goodwin, in the village
Of Mena>h,, on the 17th dsv of ,arch, 1864
1t y O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose OF electing
nine Directors of said Company t. hold their
office uutil others are elected and uualifi ed.
Dated February ,, 1854
TIE above meeting is adj burned to Thursday
the 10Th day OF May next, and will ,e held at
th same pa g and hour Of said day, az above
Tie sbcE ricetiug is further postpone d until
tie l9i d. CT July, 1861, at the same time
4: Pare.
TIE above meeting is further postponed until
the Esd day Of August, 1854, at the same time
and place.
r NJ SCOTT,
CURTIS REED
+ 3. BULKLEY.
HENRY HEWITT & co.
T-ry;es by CURTIS REF
r7,'st =. .EE>Ey HET TIT.
Ifoxies y, GtC. FEED.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-25
XII Great preDaratIons are being made

W ~ ~ ~ r7''1 al . t7Or''9 '.T'3'C
IN Mexico for the construction of a railway
from Vera Cruz To some port on tho Pa
cahe coast. The task Of making ii has
been committed 10 NJ. Escandod BY an
imperial decree. lie receives bonus Of
eight million Of dollars, and it is said,
though it appears doubtful, that he is to
have The hight forever Of ixirg The rates
at which goods anu passengers shall be
carried
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-11-25
Notice !!

L SCHULTZ & CO., having disposed of their
L Snoe Shop and stock to G. SCHULTZ &
CO., hereby motifs their customers that they d.
sire to settle up their business, and wish all
Il ose indebted to them to cali at their Office
one door east OF he Old st,nd and pay up
The old firm viii continue the Tannery BUSH
ness as heretofore, and are always prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, Tor Hides,
Skins, &c.
+ SCHULTZ & CO.
Nantowoc, Oct 30, 1863