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Master Commissioners Sale.
Asa Davis

- Asa Davis Superior Court Of
VS.. Franklin county,
Richard II. Snowden & othersS Ohio.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i the Superior Court Of Franklin county to me
directed will Of er for sale at public auction at the
door Of the Court House, in the city Of Columbus
On g.
Tuesday, the 18th day of July, A. D. 1854,
at two o'clock, P. NJ, the following described real
estate, to wit:
Situate in Mifiin township, Franklin county,
State Of Ohio, being part Of Lot No. two ca of tho
partition between Reeds heirs, beginning II stake
northeast corner Of Alexander Lackey's land, from
which beech ten inches in diameter bears s. 80 deg.
east nine feet and oak six inches in diameter bears
\, le west fourteen feet; thence south sixty-one
ner; thence east along the south line Of said Lot
number two ca one hundred and nineteen poles, TO
the east line Of section three, township one, and
range seventeen q. s. M; thence north on said sec
ton line sxty-ono and one-fourth poles to the
north line Of said Lot number C9) two thence west
along the north line Of said Lot two one hundred
and nineteen poles to the place Of beginning con-
taining fortyfye and 90 100 acres, more or less.
Appraised at forty ($40l dollars per acre. le
4, -lfl1l0lis . = WILLIAM D0MIGAN, q :
y l.e.U Sheriff and Master Commissioners. i
q Dr,,inrss foo, 70 IT-t1 r7r-
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EYE ARD EAR.-All diseases of the Eye
and Ear treated with the utmost success by
DR.. Aborn. Rooms in the Union Block
South High street. If.
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ALBANY, July 2l.-The Governorwill is
sue an order to all the military in the State
to hold themselves In readiness for service,
and a proclamation urging the citizens to
volunteer into the national organization. g
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GEN. Grant very HOpefuI-Breclx-
inridge's Object.
Times Special !

IIIneS bpecIhI,T
WASHINGTON, July 10, Midnight.-The
telegraph cable to Fortress Monroe was cut
last night by dragging anchor, and no
communication has been had to-day with
Grant.
The Hon. John Covode returned yester-
day from a visit to the headquarters of
Grant. He had several interviews with the
General, and reports Grant very hopeful
and expressed himself with the utmost con-
tidence in regard to ultimate success.
Grant did not attach much importance to
the rebel raid into Maryland, as he did not
believe Lee would detach any considerable
force from in front of the Union lines be-
fore Petersburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-12

EYE AND EAR.-All diseases of tn G Ey
and Ear treated with the utmost success by
DR.. Aborn. Rooms in the Union Block
South High street, ..--,.-.---g If.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-12

New YoRK, July ll.--About IA, M. to-
day, q fire destroyed the steamer John Il.
Potter and pier No.1, North river, Destroy
ing property valued at $250,000. y ,i'se'ia
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Secretary Fessemden I'm New York.

NEW, York, July liz Secretary ,Fessen-y
den has arrived here, and It Is said he will
probably p aN negotiate with the p banks loan @
immediate use by the Treasury e y NJ Anaas
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tHerald's Specjal.l

WASHINGTON, July 10.-From the latest
information it appears Breckenridge crossed
above Harper's Ferry and operated at his
leisure west of South Mountain with the
view of drawing our forces in that direction
to enable Early with the main body to cross
at Edwards Ferry, so as to flank and cap
ture our command advancing on Breckin-
ridge. Failing in this, the whole rebel force
united this side of Frederick and commenced
operations towards our lines of communi-
cation to and from Baltimore.
Nothing has been heard from the enemy
in Fairfax since yesterday. Our cavalry
are coming in to-day from Leesburg, with
out seeing any rebels. A few guerrillas are
reported to be prowling about Fairfax Sta
tion, but no further annoyance has been
given our lines or to the people in the vicin-
ity. Many of the loyal residents remain
upon their farms without molestation.
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FOR WHITE WAISTS.
EMRRoIDERED TRIMMINGS,

IN Swiss and Cambria Muslins,sS lIrl-r "a ea5,I
Il Dimity Bands and Muslin Flouncings.
Valencennes Edgings.
, Elegant Barbe Laces. sqgog lgoe. ~.
Point Lace Collars and Sets.
h Thread Lace ellis.
srSg Lace Hanaskesr%chsfs; | s% e -
I iuness soX WsNos. 20 toas South High Street.
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WEEKLY BAxK STATEMENT
New York stock Market--JaIy II. !.
New York rTarkct--JuIy II.

GoTT0NI;ogiet and very firm. Sales at d ssfO
FLOUR-Twenty-fv five and fifty cents better. Sales
at Gil 9O@l2 90 for extra State era 0o12 rs for
ira Round Hoop Ohio, and SI2 30@l3 90 for trade
brands, market closing dull with no buyers ut tho
outside quotations. s.Ih.I Nv.
WHISKY-Dull and heavy. Sales at 81 70@1 ~
for State, and 81 1901 rs for western. 1a1
WHEAT-3@ 3@6c better and very quiet. Sales at
~ 4292 6j for Chicago spring and Milwaukee club.
CORN-0pened quiet and q little frmer. but closed
dull and dropping. Sales at 81 639l 66 for inferior
& prime new mixed western. 80. 80 tt
0ATS-Dull. Sales at 99c@$1 90 for Canadian
and State, and 81 90 for western. a1
C0FFEB-Generally held higher without any
thing doing. Hg9 l4t
SUGAR--Firm with moderate demand.
PETROLEUM-CIude firm at 567; refined in bond
92c. -
W00Ir-Quiet and firm.
PORk-Market firmer, with an active demand
Sales at $42 90 for mess; SAG 80 CAT 90 cash, and
$47 259 I so regular way, for new do
BEEF-Quiet but firm, n1H
LARD--Higher. with fair demand. Sales at
BUTTER-Tittle firmer. Sales at ss@4oc for
Ohio, and 37943c for state.
Philadelphia market-July II.
TIE news Of the invasin and the rise Of gold to
900, has brought things to stand still.
FLOUR-Firm. Sales Of extra and extra family
WHEkTI.;.Firm; red % 90; Kentucky white saEs
C0RN-Firm.
WHISkY-Steady at 81 sO9l 90.
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THE. CITY.
CITY COUNCIL.

Statement OF the Financial Condition
OF the .City.-.Message from the
Mayor ON House of Correction
Election Oh Special Police.
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The Maryland Raid !
Comm mnnication with Bal
timore severed.
Rebels Tearing up Railroads.
Destruction of Gov. Bradford's HOUSE
CONFLICTING RUMoRs.
The Wash ngton Authorities Awake
THE BATTLE AT MONOCACY |!
Losses in Ohio Regiments.
Gen. Franklin a Prisoner.

Destruction Of IN RaiIrOad-Citizen
Soldiers ON Duty at Baltimore
Break I'm the TeIegraph-Cap-
tLre of n Passenger Train.
HARRIsBURG, July 1.-THE Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Wilmington road is still in
tact this morning. A telegram from Glen
rock, on the Northern Central Road, this
morning, states that a bodyof rebel mount
ed infantry and cavalry, 1900 or 1,5O0
strong, are destroying the road fifteen miles
south of that place, and marching north
ward. The rebels appear to have retreated
from Western Maryland, and are concen-
trating to the north and eastern part of tho
State
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-A special to the
Bulletin from Baltimore this morning, says
there is nothing reliable about the move
ments of the rebels. Rebel sympathizers
| are believed to be at the bottom OF the
burning of the Governors mansion. Busi-
ness is transacted as usual. Citizen soldiers
are on duty in the fortiications. The tele-
graph lines that cross the Susquehanna at
Port Deposit, Maryland, have been cut.
Other wires along the railroad are all right.
LATER.
The break in the telegraph wires is under
eIoou W NC az MdS Sholla, seNenIecH HueS
this side of Baltimore, and nineteen from
Havre dc Grace, between the Bush and
Gunpowder rivers. Communication is also
cut off. A passenger train between Havre
de Grace and Baltimore reported captured.
LATER.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-A train was cap
tured at Magnolia which left Baltimore at
eight o'clock. Magnolia Station is burned.
1t is feared the train from Philadelphia was
also captured.
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" The PTICoMoRAMA.-This fine exhi-
bition has met with q flattering degree of
success in Columbus, which it appears to
have deserved by its intrinsic merits. The
pictures of the various battles of the pres
ent war are striking and beautiful, and con-
vey very clear idea Of what battle field
Is. Tho mechanical appliances and effects
are also very cleverly brought in to er-
hance the value ofsthe pictures. On Thurs
day afternoon the Polopticomorama will be
on exhibition especially for the rising gen.
GRAFTON, and parents should take some
trouble to afford their children view of
this rare and interesting exhibition.
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Paving Notice


CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., May 30, 1864. \
To all whom 1t may Concern: ''' .sas
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN proceedings have been instituted in the City
Council Of Columbus, for making the following i'm
provements, TO wit:
-IFor grading and paving the unpaved cutters and
crossings Bank alley, from South street to Straw
psFFry alley and ' 'sr.vs;ng tbo roadway !,
Public Lane, from Friend street TO South Public
Lane, srr %,
ington Avenue, from Friend street to South Public
Lane.
For regarding and repaving the sidewalks, cutters
and crossings the NORTH sdo of South street. from
High street to Third street,
The same to be done in accordance with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engineer
and filed in the Office 9f the City Clerk. /. ac,
pgoposed inproyeme9t are required lils their
OF before the sixteenth day Of July, A. ID. 1854.
JOSEPH D0WDALL,
juneavditvtwgN IssArS3Ha City Clerk.
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T. A LARGE lot of all kinds of fruit cans for
sale at @. s. Pfaff's Glass and Queenswarc
store, $50 South High street, at low rates at
wholesale and retail. hooa
~ yunell- l-3tw6w, o70 slsr.lofw sl;,se ,,s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-12

The City Council met at the regular hour
in the chamber last evening, fifteen mem
bers present. The minutes of the two pre-
ceding meetings were read and approved.
The Clerk read the usual statement of the
receipts and disbursements Of the city for
the month Of June:
Statement ciz4e City Clerk. shouting tho Receipts
and Disbursements of The City Of Columbus from,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-12

ils saiw b .biogilH .5sasidJ 80 it'at oloa sots
vip. .sa4 ol east ttefol84a teal .3assJ
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taasaarAk @ewl
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KospectfulIy submitted,
ra4- JOSEPH D0WDALL. City Clerk.
The Clerk read message from the Mayor
as follows: '''.'t< y.' '<'tf n
MAYORS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, July 2 1864.
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Tax Notice.

A LII PERSONS interested are hereby mott
n fed that the following tracts of land and
town lots, lying and being situated in the vii
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 Eight Hundred and Sixty-Two
(lS62) 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, 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, A. D. 1865, 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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MASON & IIAMLIN'S
{. G AE,gE YET Or GAN -

For Fan iIics, Churches, and Schools.
Ada ..teI to SACRED and SECULAR MUSIC
Answering the same purpose in Churches
Halls & { moderate siZn hat the larga and
.xpan = Ii.e Ora does in large chm ches
d,srsble st. umert for the Par ot-far Sc
p,rlnr 10 the Ne leon in every r'spsot, and
cared of rendering much delightful music tt
which the Piano Is not adaprci.
PRIcEs-F ON I lI0 to $500 Ever in tlu-
ment $ walra :e / iOr five FEARS.
Call and see testimonials from over two hum
de of the most d:s,iag'.i.Eei musicians aud
organ 8 n the c)uutrv, inclndi g Lowell Ma
son. VIM. b. Bradbury, Thos Has ings, Geo.
jas. eLo ucU. T. nv-t, I'm Xuniel and the
eminent piani~t7, 60 tschllk. Tn .Iberg, -olra>
k0sch and VILLAIN Mason.
Messrs Mao & IIauln have never vet fail
ed to receive The FIRST premium at livery ex-
hbi ion Of their instruments, having now over
Thirty such premiums, including one gold and
e'eyen silver medals.
Orders solicited and satisfaction GU ranteed.
II. D. SHEPARD, Agent.
Manitowoc, Oct. 1901
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county of Mantle voc On Tuesday, the eiShht
dav ri November next. the Olowiug officers
are to be elected, viz:
A tate senator for the ninete nth senate
district, comprising the counties OF Manitowoc
and Calumet, in the place of Joseph Villas. Jr.,
whose term of efficc will expire on the first
Monday of January next.
member OF assembly for he first assembly
district, comprising the owns OF Centrevle,
Meeme, Schleswig, Eaton, Liberty, Newton and
Rockland, in the place Of p. ?. Fuessench,
whose term OF ONCE VIII expire on The nfSs
MONDAY Of January next
A member of assembly for the second assem-
bly, d strict, comprising the towns of Manto-
voc Rapids, Cato, Maple Grove, Fran kiln, Kos
suth and Cooperstown, III the place OF Thomas
Thornton, whose term of Office will expire on
the first Monday of January next.
A member of assembly for the third assem-
bly, district, comprising the towns of Manito>
woc, Two Rivers, Mishicott, Gibson and Two
Creeks, in the place of David Smoke, whose
term of office will expire on the first Monday OF
January next.
And the following county officers for the
county Of Manitowoc:
A sheriff, in he place of Ira z. Smith, whose
term Of Office will expire on the first Monday Of
January next.
A treasurer, in the place OF Oscar Koch,
whose term of Office will expire on the first
Monday of JaLuary next.
A register of deeds. in the place of John G..
Eggers, whose term of office will expire on the
first Monday of January next.
clerk of the board of supervisors, in the
place of Adolph Whitman, whose term of of
fee will expire on the first Monday Of January
next.
A district attorney, in the place of William
NJ Nichols, whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday of January next
A surveyor, in the place of Patrick Brennan.
whose term of office will expire On the first
Monday Of January next.
A coroner, in the place of Thomas Robinson
whose term of office will expire on the first
Monday CT January next
IRA P. SMITH,
Sheriff of Nanitowoc county.
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1t is gratifying to the officers, as it must be
pleasing to the members, to exhibit the forego,
ing evidence OF the rapid increase of business
and the present condition of the Company
/ he public faith at first awakened by our able
and uniting agents. aud confirmed by the un>
swerving fidelity of the Company to its profess
ions, has matured into confidence which can
not be shahen by charlatan opponents or jeal,
Gus rivals.
The citizens Of this State have built up a
home company which gives them ample protec-
ton, and precudes the necessity Of sending
their money abroad for a:security which they
give to one another. 1t needs no brazen trum-
pet to sound its praise, the hundred TO whom
property and home have been restored by its
benefcence, and is immense and rapidly in
creasing business, are at once evidence Of its
guardianship and popularity,
It's best eulogium is its large home endorse
ment, and where it is most known it is iii vain
for others to solicit the risks which come til
in its rules Its present unimpaired capital is
considerably over $500, 600, consisting Of pre-
MUM notes an cash assets, ard while it COM
bines security and economy in degree hardly
paraleled, it is believed that no mutual fire i!
snrarce company in the United States Or csents
as large capital and business as great
D. WORTHINGTON, Secretary.
GEO. W. BARKER, Agent at Manitowoc.
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Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur
Manitowoc, Wisconsin,
HAVING permanently located here, respect
IL fully tenders h's professional services to
the citizens of Manitowoc and vicinity, trusting
that lengthy experience in the praci ice OF his
profession, in all its departments, will suffice to
recommend him to their favor, their confidence,
and their patronage.
PROFESSIONAL CALLS always attended to
promptly, and at all times, both day and night
c3- Office and Residence. for the pres ent-
corner OF York and Seventh streets, at the old
residence Of K X Jones, Esq.
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OFFICE CT SECRETARY OF STATE, }
Madison, Aug. 81 1854.
Mr. SHERIFF :


After the blank election returns for tie use
Of town and ward canvas.ers had been prin ted
and sent to the Clerks Of lie Boards of Super
visor5, lr. Picard resigned his office as State
Superintendent BY the Election Notice Ia
closed, you viii perceive that the vacancy thus
oeeaslonei, is to oe supplied at lie next clec~
ton. As you Distribute the blarks to the town
and CITY clerks, please say to them tLat ia
those districts where there are no Supervisors
to be elect' d this tail, the town and ward can
vassers, in making their returns to the Clerks
o! the Boards, can use the Supervisor form of
tuIfs by crasing the words, 9, Supervisors
at Large or "Supervisor in District No"
ano substltnt g State Super inteudent."
Where Supervisors are 10 be elected, the cam
vassers can make returns Of the votes cast for
Superintendent on the bottom OF the last page
OF The printed form o. returns,
Yours, &C.,
LUCIUS FAIRCuILD,
SecTe arg OF State.
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DR.. L. TOWNSEND,
s L X G. EON DEN list

TT AS permanently located in Manitowoc, W s.
LII Ofice-at Gibson's Temple of Art
DENTISTRY executed in the most approved
style and at eastern prices, being about one
half less than has formerly been charged in this
vicinity. From long experience and close ap>
plication to the business, DR.. T. feels conidel t
of satisfying the most fastidious
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NOTICE..

WE are now prepared to issue Passage Tick
w cts from European Ports named below to
aanitowoc Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, at following named rates-payabie in Pa
per money:
London to New York city-Aduts, S25
Children under y years Of age, IL
Liverpool TO New ! ork city-Adults, 20
Chiidren under -, l6
New York to Mantowoc by Railroads.&c.
ond class, Is
Children, half prize.
T. G.. SHOVE & BRO
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EE The only Democratic paper in
Mary land has been suppressed for publish
ing the proceedings Of the Maryland Dem
ocra.ic convention aud hosting the names
Of Mcclellan and pendeon at the head Of
it's columns
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Notice.

WHEREAS my. wife, Mary Kelly. has left
w nv bed and board without ust CT
provocation, ! hereby warn all persots ag ,inst
trusting her Oh my account, as | viii pay no
debts which she may contract after this date.
JOHN KELLY,
Franklin, Oct. Il, 1864.
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CATTLE FAIR
In Branch Village. RAPIDS.

A CATTLE FAIR will be held at Branch VII.
"A lage, near Joseph Furner's, on the Third
Monday of October, 1854, and every three
mouths thereafter, being the third Mondays Of
January. April, and July.
The Farmers of the adjoining towns are iRyi.
ted TO attend. JOSEPH FT1I.NER
October 6. 1854 =
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$75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH

TT'HE LITTLE GIANT Sewing Machine Com
J. pany want an Agent in each county, to So
licit orders for their new SIj machine, with
guage, screw-driver and extra needles We
will pay liberal salary and expenses or give
large commission. For particulars, terms, ETC.,
inclose stamp, and address
T. S. PAGE, Toledo, O.
Gent Agent for the United States
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Mosby's Depredations.
w ashington, Oct T.:

" tCh, wv ~.
The cuerrlias Of Mosby's gang are be
coming bold in their depredations and
guarded by secession residents of the coun-
Try, who embrace every opportunity 10
act .he par, of spies aud iuformers, fire.
quently raid some distance within the fed
eral lines Wednesday morning at one
o'clock a party Of four Of Moshy's men
approached tie house Of Mr.. Reed, 100
wards from Falls Church hospital, and
seven miles from Washington, and sur
rounded Mr. 8eed, and two out of five Of
bis negroes, who were aiding him to guard
property One Of the negroes was shot
dead. Then gang then carried Mr.. Reed
and the other negro ten miles to The woods
where they sho. and killed Mr.. Reed and
severely wounded the negro. Trey then
decamped The survivor managed TO re-
turn after the murderers had left, and
guided party of soldiers to the spo.
where bis master was killed, and secured
the BODY. These outrages so near " ash
ington are beginning to be regarded as a
serious disgrace.
EF- Senator Cowan, of Pennsy lvaria
the abes. man of the Republican party Of
that State, has declared for Mcclellan.
lie has, during the past year, several
times taken occasion to rebuke his assocl-
ates for the mad and rulnous policies into
which they were rushing.
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sHERIFF's OFFICE,
Sar,t | 1874

otete If Hiseonsin, Naaito1oe County, IS.
l. compliance with tie foregoing, and with
tie ststute In sue case made and provided,
nt.. u hereby given that general cleo,
=: = i bo'CtE IN he scFeraF towns Of TIE
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GEO. REED.

attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Has resumed the practice OF his profession in
Mantowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part of the State.
For a few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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BEER s. KERN.

York Street, Manitoyoc,
DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocke-
~ r., Fancy Goods, Glass Ware, Boots and
Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Paper IIangings,
Has and Caps, Toys, Children's Cabs, Live
Geese Feathers, Bird Cages, Kcrosena OIL and
Lamps, &c. &c. share Of pubHc patronage
is sc'cieed.
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ShOemakers Wanted !

TWO GOOD SHOEMAKERS wanted to work
l. the year round at Two Creeks Manitowoc
county. Good wages viii be given. Enquire
at G PFISTER & CO. S. Two Creeks.
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GEkAS. a. REUTER-.

Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Generao
Conveyaucer. and Agent foc the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company Will attend If
the payment Of Taxes, sc. Office south
the Court House.
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e. A. ROKNTON,
Wanted !!
Money! Money !!

ITO LOAN on good security. Itqlire over
/ W. II. Horns store
c. A BOYNTGN
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Taken Up.

CAHE into my enclosure on the 18th inst. one
~ Ok, about six years old with heavy horns,
red color with white spots and white tail, has a
heavy bell on. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges al take her away.
HENRY CARNMANN.
.JecticG 81 Town Of Eec.ne.