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Movements OF 0cean steamcrss
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At the Central Presbyterian Church, Broome.t It,
two blocks east of Broadway preaching the Pastor the
Rev. JAMES 3. DUNN, TO MORROW. st l0t a. IN and a
p m Evoning subject, " flinderance."
Afternoon Services will be- resumed at the Twentieth
st., Uulyersaist tiuch west OF Six b TO MORROW
O'Clock The Rev. BROOKS gives tue hrs OF bref
,rres Of Dsconrses TO the Young Subject: Look Ahead
AL arc cordially invited. hoIping service at l0S.
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Jntrrnal nepenue.
NFFICE of COLLECTOR of INTERNAL

~ REVENUE, THIRTY SECOND DISTRICT Of THE
STATE or Nh".io YIN, .,, NO; US C.d.rst COMPUTING
Yort.-ANSUAL TAX NOTlCE.-Notce /. hereby gwen
that the annual list Of taxes assessed in the shove
Collection District for the year beginning May !.
1865 been received from tie Assessor and tht the
duties take, and license. ther. specified have become
by deputy his offer No SO Cedar',. near broadwsy,
daily lsundsys rIceP.ed commencing on the goth day Of
for the rrop, OF said duties taxes ac Office hours from 10
O'Clock a. n p The tsres included in the list arc
upon plate carriages yachts bisdtabs piano fortes gold
watches licenses and upon incomes for the year 1904 All
per ons no shall neglect To pay the dUs by them
specvrly according to tho st aforesaid within the
herein will become sb. TO the penses prescribed
by the law SHERIDAN SHOOK, Collector.
Dated kew.Yoct. Sept 70, lv6s.
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HUDSON RIVER aud HARLEM RAIL-

ROADs-Ou and after MONDAY, Jnne s. 1855 trains
Absny sn Troy c1nnecting with Northern and "essn
trains wil New York u follow; ,,.,., =. -
Tenth ave- connecting with trains for Saratoga and Sh1roe
III a m-vs Harlem Railroad Twentysxth-s. and tonrt6
ave oonnectiug trains fo SARATOGA Sharon Springs &c
and al Chatham with trains for points last
lp.m-s Hud River hairoad connecting with trains
for Saratoga 49, -. ~,
A. m-yia Hudson River Railroad. connecting Of Troy
w "A train for Aontlea with Sleeping Car attached.
It0p. m-Vis Harlem Railroad, conntctins at 'hs'ssn
with rain !oI Lebanon Spiinss sleepn: CI s'Aeaeo
6p m-via Hudson River Railroad. Sleeping Car, han
NewYors TO Buiao and su pension Bridge withous enahsa
This truin iuus Sundays. 80 -,
io:5i D. n-Vis Hudson River Railroad. with seepns
Ca. he'd at Albany AID Troy with M raAS
,r,iI. for North and Wesi. WM. n. VANDERBlLT
"'A-' 'N' Vice ipsiaeat-
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DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
X ROAD. FALL ARRANGEMENTS, lScs ,,syc SUM'
nsNciSB MONDAY SEPTEMBER No.: PASSENSSS;aa ASS;a
LINES FOR CAMDEN. MANCHESTER AND Loxw s,I,
leave Per No. North River daily tSuncAy' e1ceP'ee -
follows: , x,,, ron c.unEN nr.
RECT taking passengers for Port Monmouth, hed bsnHs
Long Branch SHARK River fSrnnsdale Sqa.n na
Manchester Tom. River Woodmansir. ShamonE bsreeS;
Tuckerton Olson Jackson aud all Stations on Csmden Ans
Atlantic Raj road A
Through 10 { amden In FIVE hours. ...........FMe
Excur.ion ticket good for three days, ,....;.....
M4:l3 D. NJ, Way Passenger iine for nanenes'e'' A0'
River Lonr Pranch and intermediate stations ,,,v
TURoiiGii FRLIC;HT LINE CAMDEN AND DNEw.fOkA
Lesy. Nrw.York At AIS p m. arriving ct Camden u"
Leave Csmd.a a. 30 p m. arriving ct NewYork a. n.
next day. .c @ n u.crv r<..,
r,.sbt Aseut Red Bank. N. J. w. ). SNkDEN SUIT
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60 TURNER'S an0 Otbcrs.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
VAR, SEVER pipes Flooring oven ard Green. House
Tiles, Fire Bricks Chimney Iops Vases kc &c Depot ot
Long Island iott-rv, No 26i PrsH g. " T. fd~. H. Quinn
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6taiionern ano 1anep 1ooos.

DARD ~ BROTHER" Established ls45)
- GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PEECIL CASES. Also manufacturers Of BARD
L WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENS
JAMES. d. BARD, Agent. No. ~ Madeu.lan-, New.iork
Repoining. 20 cenis. Send for crcnlar
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TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YOEK:
For New Haven. 40. 400 (Ex.) li.OA II Is, (ExJ
400, (EI..) 3.45. 40 and a.0j(fI,)p pm.
For Bid dgeport. 100. 800 GI,b l.D q m.i l2l3. tExJ
AGO. (EI..) a45, 40 and 90 tEx..) pm.
For Milford, and Strs.tord. 100 II 20 3tS 49, n
For Fairfield. southport snd we'Port. 100 ilUS III -
&9p.m u. 49,. r.
FOR Norwsli zoo aoo tEI,) $50 i,.ao m aI'' tEaS
345 40. SO, $40 (Ex,l IN.
For Darien, 100 $50. ll.30 ;3s5. 40 so N:
For Greenwich 200 $50. lijD a. 3t5. 49, ~ JPN"
For STANFORD 100 $40 ltr.. 55O l50 a. IN '"''' 's
800 (Fx) 34J, AU. $50 go. 800 (EI..l p m N Iia
For Port Chester and intermediate stations "''' ~
Q NJ 3i5, 49, SO, 80. 100 p nh ,xs
CONNECTING TRAINS. n, ,se
For Boston via Springfield. 500 a m tfA') '0' "
FOR Boston, via Shore Line. 1als Ea., s~p % Nm
For Hartford and springfield, ~" SEAJ "A '-''
Hx.,) l2.l5, 8,Op NJ. ooo. m Kx) I2l5p N
10 M,n,y-sl 100 o. NJ TO Northampton. - H.. M ,r,N
Wsrso,S ppoydsncs and ti.hkil Rair0sd a 'EAs
T. m l2.l3 y. IA. =, ,on and Stoning.on Railroslts
~ % u MI ~. -. ,iIyosi l2i5 m to Nonnsmp'oa e...
For housstoho i'm o. m, will to Pittsheld-otasr
DAYS New .,n.p M,ma Railroad. 400 a m, 400 p m 80
ror nntary nsnts and Norwak Railroad, ioo' ~" M ~
p. ,,. sl.spins ars attached 70 $40 p. m trs'n
Commoa'" JAMES h. HOfr. SUPP
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NrEw-YORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
ls65 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
COMMENCING MAY ~, l6oa

Passenger Station in NrwYork. Twenty seventh -
and Fouri.ave Entrance OH Twenty seventa-st
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nlihiarD Noiltes.

ALL SOLDIERS wounded in tho line Of
"A duty snd her Of such have died without receiving
bounty, call with your schlrg-s on LtfftH1S, hOtF
MAN q Co.. blii'afy aud naval Ealk~n, No. 40 Pars
t1ines Euildng. New ork who will collect or ca.h
the bounty Also OFFICERS CLEARANCEs PROMPT
LY OBTAINED LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE.
CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
~ IMPORTANT NOTICE..
All soldiers mustered DISCHARGED pom ptr, descrip
tive l.ts can receive the BALANCE DUE THEM
Apply IN person OF by letter to LEtFERfS HOFFMAN
l. Co. No ~ iarkrow, (1nrs Bnildingl, Now-ioTk
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FRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot fOot

ElRIE RAILWAY.-Trai leave Depot fOoe
AZ Of ChaInb-r.s.. via Pavonia Ferry;
m. Day Express. for tsnsndsgua Kocnestsr busae
Ssi.msnea aud West Connects Buffalo with Lake choS
Crand Tunk Railways and at Salamanca Win AuAAxs
$50 a. M. Milk aud Way Train. daily, to otisville
10 IN Express Mail. ior Buffalo. connectn, Win Lsks
Inm Wsy Train. for For. Jervis and Newbur;h.
m. Might EIpress Tor CAnsndaisua Rochester bunh~
SslspsncA and West
D. ~ Lightning Express daily. 70, Csnandaigns Rocsec
ter. ufs o. salsnsnea, Dunktk aud West Connect, =
pulllo with Lake Shore ard Grand 1rnk Railways anaS
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway
o. m Emisrant Train, daily. for Buffalo, Salamanca uus
HUGH RIDDLE. G-nl supt, New YORK
wv r. BARR Genl Pass Agent. N.w-fork
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Go Wbom it man Gontern.

A MAN of BUSINESS CAPACITY, intend
N ing 10 ps.. the Winter Georgia and Fohd, ch r. hi'
service, 10 psrte. having d-bs TO collect or III Or
der. Tor new business Address Box No. 3l3 Pod-Otcr
DIvORCES legally procured without pub
~ Iicty Other good pro,-cnted without ire IA sa
vance. Advice free. NJ. HOWES. Attorney TS Na'"hst.
MILITARY CLAIMS.-All persons holding
WI aims sganst the STATE OF NEWYORk, ps,sble un'
der the provisions the entitled An Ac to prov de or
payment OF certain claims incurred in the organIaio -up
nrnt and subence Of troops ri.rd in the state oi new
Yok or received therrrom FOR the service OF the United
Sstrs" passed April a. 1862 aud smended May ieoJ are
hereby notified transmit the with the vouchers ther
or to Col. slLAS W. BURT Assistant lnsPrctoro'r
AID secretary of the Auditing Board at No. 5 Broadway
NewYork City before the lst day Of January 1900
The made for the payment Of claims anfed
and allowed ,zpires by limitation the 18th
day Of ap next aud claims mn.t be filed in advance
GEORGES BATCHELLEK, lnspectoI-tien'ral.
ALEX W. HARVEY, JudseAdvocate. General
EDWIN A. MERRITT, Qdareruias,er-Ut neral
New.York September, 10, 1865
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

NE PANY-Foo. of barc sy'st,--Uh ahu 4I'er 1uI1 ~
Mo ins mai for hsoktstown and mermsiiAe stsr
ives, Of Mi.burn. at t0 p M Morr:,own Ehpres.f N
: SCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON -
WORCESTER, PALMER. FITCHBuR0. NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new and stapnch steamers OF the Norwich line,
cry OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave New-York daily t,undsys excsped ocock1 n
tom Pier No. % North River loot OF Nestryst,
FOR NEW.LONOON.
there connecting with tte Steamboat Express Irsn rom IN
above points, via Norwich and Worcester, boston ana o.
cete and Nashua and New London and Sortbsrn
EalroadA
Er.isht taken si the lowest rssa For Information inq
Of h. 5. MARTIN, Agent. on tns lie.
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~ foot OF anit.st for PIILaDELPHiA l. 10 aud ll;S
a r, " m ami y. M snd " midnight: for BALrinoHn
srd WA.utyeroy a. aud 1850 a. n T. n a.d |. md
night Mitsy Tickets not receivable in TIE : o. NJ us>a
For other particulars bills Of ohires.
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IbODchl CliAhIrso ilhhhI pOODt 'V'
mrrly Of the City of Bristol aud whose last known ad.
dr., va. the Po,t-C flee. Cornl lismon County Texas
Your sister Mary who died the l'h Jsnn:ry 100 aer be-
qneang CERTAIN things spechcay TO Jon. and thu sun OF
alD0 payable upon the Gsah Of mother provides IN
her N tut the bequess to ha he drrmcd sp'ed lend
they are gven ovrr Trustees OF her sd VIII have heard
nothing Of yon the end Of 10 from hrr decesse IL
the ..d Robert Charles Harry Good be dead prrson civ
ipr rroof thereof Mrsss. TILLEARD Co.. No. ~ Old
leroy, T.. c., London, will BE- reverted.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEY.
~ Passenger Dept in New-fork. foo. of L'5er'y-e
ri,ht Depot in NewYork, No. North River. cor
necn, Hampton Junction with Delewae aokaw inA
sna Western Railroad taon with tn L-hiyh vaoy
rosd connections forming direct hDo to Ph1s.
bugi and tho West without change OF cars also TO tEe VI
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Exprrss Trsins daily ironi the Nss except Sunia
when evening Trfn -.
One TX 10 tIan dly, texcep ss,arday to the on Rs-
gion. r
Sixty Miles and Two Hours .sv-d BY nis nue to Chicago
Ciacinns,i ST. Lous etc. with but change Of car.
tALj ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Sep.. g. 1865 New fork as 70 lows;
At 900 . M, for Eaton Maach Chunk Wli&iaspof(
Wik.sOsrr-. Nah no, City. &c.
MAIL TRAIs-At 800 a. m. Tor Remington, E"t0n w.
Gsp ocrsnton, Wikesbzre. Great beui, Pson, bnsnAm
oJ :. m Western Express fr Reson, Scranton. Grsd
l~utown. keA1L;. harrisburg. Pittsburgh. ana tss
1 but oi Cincinnati or ChcaSA
An NO changes TO ot. LoUA
R:uo On. TRAiy-tor Esstop. Allentown. Nalcn Chauk.
WIk-.bsrre. Keaiing Psitsvti- nsrnsons kc- =.
n m-ior Eastou. bctashein. Allentown and MAnss
Chuuk'
5p u.-for Somefvle and Flem,n,ton.
Go D. ul-For SJIerv.ir- -.
800 y. ~ T. Ali,ss usin for the Oh Region via Mauoa
Chunk snd W isnport 40,
GOO D. NJ Wrsrgsy FxPRKsI TRAIS-For Esston. Aheo'
town Rrsdng, harrisburg. Pittsburgh. snd the West seop
ina esrs Jersey City ftsbugn every evenns
ELIsABxrHPoRr AND Ngw- IoRx 'E. ar-Leave Nev.
York from Pier No. N. L., ~: 10 4:o aud 49,
Tickets Tor the obtained at she ocs of the
Central Raj road Company. 100 Il lDrryst, ~ n So.
Asor House AZ Nos and 623 Broadway the pftn.
epal motel. JOSIAH STEARSS. Supe riit-nde1t
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSrOWN-1he Iunan Line, sailus semi week
V carrying the United States Mails. . -
ARUO................-..W "WEDNESDAY, SEPT q.
CITY OF SAIUhDAl. ci@TI ~
Oily OF FCONK..................WhDN hDNfsDAf, OCT
ETSA ............,............. OCT. T.
aud each succeeding SATURDAY snd NEDSESDAi,
At noou from Pier No. 4s, North Nlser.
RATES OF PASSAGE
By no ra steamer sailius every ~aturiay;
FIRST NABlN........@ SIr tK AhE''.''''''''.
10 Loudop......... 95 TO London.......'' -
~ Pagia ........... los To Psrs............. ~
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
PA,ss.@ nv tie "Wednesday sierurs: First Cabin, SV
Stsefsrc. S15 Payebl- ia u ). currency
Pa,.rngrr. l.o forwarded 10 Eayfr Hamburg, Bremen
kc. At moderate rst.s 49, q,
s>erarr passage Liverpool Queenstown. 80 god
the ~quivaent Icke,s be bought here oy persons
sending for their friends.
for iurihrr information 'pply at the Comf any Offices
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 3d. s6rRlf

A Lecture SUNDAY MORNING at Ioi O'Clock. .t
cooper Institute Lower Hail. when The Hves ot Sprtualiss
will be Opened by Of the Thorpe BiotherA
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TOWN STRANGE "a.

les Sec. Amt Dcs. Sec. Amt
Is nc. in \ nh Of lot II
IT Of Tot Sll 80 Of ch 8 $40 80
Lotto subd.v
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Proposed Constitutional Amendment
eli APTER LA

AN ACT to extend the right Of suffrage.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly, do cnuct as
follows: & M
SEcTIoN l. The right Of voting is hereby
extended to male persons of African blood
who shall have attained the age of twcnty-one
years or upwards. with the same qualifications
and restrictions how imposed upon other voters
in section Of article on suffrage in the
constitution.
SIC. ,. This act. before it takes effect
shall be submitted to the people, ut Il general
election. to be held on the Tuesday mex. succeed
ing the first Monday Of November, 1868, when
If such majority of votes Us is required by the
constitution. be cast for it, il shall be Of force
| and effect under the reiuil ements herein pre-
scribed but if such majority be not cast for it..
it Shall have no force or effect.
SEC. 3. The ballot to be used on this occa-
sion, shull be for the affirmative, = for cxte-
sion of suffrage for the negative. = for the
extension of suffrage, nc" which shall be on
the general ballot used ut the said election, and
deposited in the same box; and all persons
qualified by law to vote at any election in this
state, shall be deemed voters on this question
SEC. A. These votes shall be counted and
| returned by the inspectors of the election in
all respects us votes for state officers are count
ed aud returned.
SEC. 5. The officers now designated by law
to canvass the return Of votes for state officers
shall canvass the return Oh this question, at
the same place and under TIE same regulations
and restrictions now provided by law for CAN
vassing and declaring the returns Of elections
for state officers.
SEC, Within three days after the deter:
mination OF such canvass, it shall be the duty
of the canvassers to certify the result of the
said canvass to the governor, who shall, there
upon. without delay. make proclamation Of the
, result, and publish the same, daily and weekly,
for two weeks. in all newspapers printed in the
state; when, if the result shall be in favor of
the extension Of suffrage. this act shall inine-
diately after such publication, be of force aud
effect; but il not in favor Of it, then this act
shall have no force or effect.
SEC. T. This act Immediately after ts pas
sage shall be published and at least three
months previous to said general election, the
secretary of state shall send, OR cause to be
sent, correct copy OF it TO every newspaper in
the state, which newspaper, upon the rublica
ton Of the same, sh1l be entitled to pay for
the same out Of the state treasury; ut the rate
paid for OF er legal advertising.
A pproyed April 10 1868
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TOW y l7--RANGE 90

Dcs See. Amt Dcs sec. Amt
I'll sh neq , % - acres in
wh seq l. p wAncq II S7ji
VII vii neg rs 80 acres in
nh swa % 81 neqncq II 7 IS
IS acres III tract I'll sec. IL 4 %
b.n ~
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A Secretary Of State. in the place Of Lucius
FaiI child;
A State Treasurer in the !, &c Of Samuel b.
Hastings;
An Attorney General in the place Of Winfield
Smith;
Aasste Superintendent, in tbs place o: John
G. McMynn; 54..
Bank Comptroller, in the place Of William
state Prison Commissioner. III the place Of
Henry Corjier; ....l..,
Whose several terms of office viii expire on
the first Monday III january, A. D.lS66 ss
A Member Of Assembly. for the Assembly
District, comprising the towns Of Meme, Cen
| trcyi!le. Eaton, Newton, Liberty chles@ig
| and Roekland, i'll the place Of Henry Aulhol-
| land. whose term of office viii expire on the
| first Monday of January next. .s .-...
| Member Of Assembly. fJ- the Assembly
| District, comprising the towns OF Manitowor
Rapids, Cato. Maple Grove, Franklin, essuth
and Cooperstown, IN the place OF Michael Muir
! ply, whose term OF office VIII expire Ola the
first Monday of January next. Ia .45.
A Member OF Assembly, for the Assembly
| District comprising the towns OF Mani,owoc,
! Two Rivers, MiShicott, Gibson and Two Greeks,
| in the place of c. b. paggart whose term vi
office will expire the first Monday VI Janu-
| airy next.
| Also the following County officers for the
| County Of Nanitowoc:
| \ Il Jerk of the itEt,it Court in the place Of
| Joseph Franeel, whose term Of office will ex-
pire on the first Monday Of January next
! County superintendent Of chools, in tho
/ place Of jcre Crowley. whose term Of office will
expire Oh the first Monday Of January next.
! y County supervisor. for the first supervisor
| District, comprising the towns Of eeme, Cen
treyilc Eaton, Newton, liberty SchieSwiy,
and Rockl.,nd. III the place Of John Carey,
! whose term Ut stti"c will expire Oh the first
Monday Of january next.
| A County supervisor, for the second Super
visor District; comprising Ii" towns Of Mantle
voc Rapids, Cato; Maple Grove, Franklin,
| kossuth, and tooperstOwn. in the place "
! John O'Hcarn, whose term Of Office will expire
! ON the first Monday Of January next.
| A County Supervisor, for the third Superv!-
scr District, comprising the towns Of ante
Voc, Two Rivers. AisEIicott. Gibson, and Two
! Creeks, in the place OF Jason Pellet. whose
; term of Office " II expire on the first xonday Of
! January next.
At tic same election. the question Of SO
! amending the Constitution Of this state as TO
extend the rtrilt Of suffrage to male persons Of
| AfrlGan descent, agreeable to chapter Ala VI
the laws Of 1869 will Sc st,!iuittcd to said cleo
tors.
! SsiI election to bc conducted the votes can
vasscl and returns made in pursuance of the
Revised Statutes of 1853, and chapter II Of the
laws Of 1862. extra session. as amended by
! chapter So, Of the laws VI 1868.
4EUKuE :. GLOVER,
Sheriff of Munitowoc County.
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State Of Wisconsin entitled An act to authorize
the county OF Aanirowoc TO issue its bonds in
aid Of the improvement, Of the harbor at the
mouth Of the Hanitowoc river, III said county,"
approved Iarch IA 1865. at which election, a
separate ballot b. hail be provided by the in
pectors Of election at each poll in said county,
aSrep, in the saii towns OF Two Rivers and Two
Greek. AMI each elector may vote separate
ballot, on which shall be "iiten or printed the
words, g for the harhor bond" .r against
the harbor bond-,' which ballots shall he de-
posted in such separate box, ard rhAl be ca :
vassed and returned aud certified in al respects
i'll like mcnner as votes for county officers are
repaired by law to be canvass, d returned aud
Certified, as by said act provided
e-.#.,..e - .t5 GEORGE s: GLOVER,
-f-.f %. Sheriff of kanitowoc Couury Wis
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ELECTION NOTICE.
snERryF's OyFIcx, Manitowoc,

September 18th, 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given to the eleoto rs OF
~ the county of Manilowoc that at the t me
OF holding the general election in said county,
in the Fall Of eighteen hundred and sky five,
an election will be he'd in the several towns in
said county, except in the towns Of Two Rivers
and Two Greeks, for the purpose of voting on
the question Of issuing the bonds of said coun ty
in aid Of the improvement Of the harbor at the
mouth Of the NJ Initowoc river, in said county,
as provided in All act Of the Legislature Of the
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.
NANI2O H'OC, WISCONSIN,. ..
a.


THE UNDERSIGNED Informs the Travelling
i Public that hs has leas, III. above named
premises, aud is Hos prepared to receive and
attend to the wants of fists. He will eudeav,
or 10 please all who cal on him. ...- r.
~ Good stables and attentive hostlers
ii kETTENH0FFEN.
Manitowoc, October 1T 1868.
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Office Of the Clerk Of the County J
Board Of Supervisors,

NBnNOWoc, StpteInDtr II, 300. ]
All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots,
lying and being situated in the County Of Mani
towoc and State Of Wisconsin, remaining I'M
redeemed in the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Board Of Supervisors OF the County Of
Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin. for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1862 for which said taxes the said tracts of
land and town lots were sold on the 18th day
Of May, A. ID. 1863 Now therefore, unless
the amount of taxes, interest, fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts Of land and
town lots, a. herein described, be paid on or
before the 18th day Of May, 1866, the same will
be conveyed to the purchaser or his assignecs
in pursuance Of the Statutes in such case n.ade
AID provided.
WILLIAM BACH
Clerk Go. Board of SunerYisnrs
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Stray Cow.

CTRAIED away about the middle Of June.
- Red Cow about five Years old. She had 8
star in the forehead, and pi' &c OF one e,r
bitten off by dog Also bell, the strap Of
when WAS ii, by string. Information con
corning her will be pJd Tor by giving motto, 70
the PILOT eicc, Or 10 the owrer.
PATRICK CALL GAN.
AhLcle. o sktwauuee euu-ty, WIS.
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In Probate.

State of Wisconsin, Mantowoc County, -.
In the matter OF the lat viii and testament Of
James Cowen, deceased.
~ this 1oth day of September, A. d. ls' 5,
~ upon reading aud firing the petition Of
Mary Cowon executrix na'':eu in said will sta-
ting that James Cowen, of the County OF Mani
towoc, .ied tesICte on or about The 18Th day vi
June, 1864, and praying th.t the said last will
and testament be admitted to Probate, there
fore, II is Ordered, that said application be
heard before me, at the Probate O.lico in tho
town and county OF Mnlitowcc. on the 18Th day
OF October. A. ID. 1865, at 10 O'clock A. n.
And it is further Ordered that notice OF such
application and hearing be given by publishing
copy ofths order for three successive w.skr.
once in each week, in the Manitowoc Plot"
a newspaper printed in said town and County,
prior to said hearing. BY the Court. ~.
GEO. ~. BARKER. County Judge.
Manito~ oc, Sept II, 1865.
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In FRO b;I tc.-.StAtc VI Wisconsin,
Manl,owoc County, s.. In the ma ter Of the
last will AUD testament of Joseph Furky, de>
ceased. -
-nN this S.h day OF September, A. d. 1865,
~ upon reading AID fling the pe'itsn OF
Euos Fnrky, stating ,hat Joseph Furky, OF tho
County Of MAnitowoc. died intc.tStc on or
about the 18th day OF august, 1865, and pray
ing that his last Will anu testament may he a!-
mittcd to Prlb,te therefore |; is Drdprcd, III t
snid application be heard before me, at tho
Probate Otfce in the town an County Of Mani
towoc, on the I'd day of October, A. d. 1863,
ut IT, O'Clock A. NJ. And it is further Ordered
,h,, office of such application and hearing DO
given by publishing copy Of this order !1r
three successive weeks Crcc in Zach wcck, in
the MaI!itowuc Pilot, Newspaper printed in
said town and County, prior to said hearing.
/ By the Court. GEC W. BARKER,
County Judge.
NJ