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Judicial Election.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF

OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY OF STATE, !
MADISON, WISCONSIN.
NJ OTlCE is hereby given that an election will
~ be held on the 4'h dag Of April, 1865, r
the sever | towns, Wards, and election Pre-
cincts, ia the County of Mallitowoc for County
Judge for aid County to succeed the Hon.
George W. Barker, whose term will expire on
the 3lst day OF December, 1865. The election
to be con Quoted, votes cauvdsscd, and re.urLa
made pursuant to law.
Ii Witness Wher OF, | lave here,
unto set my hand and ;fxed the
s. Great Seal of the State of Wisconsin,
at the Capitol in Madison, this l9tn
day of February, 1868.
LUClUS FAIRCHILD,
Scc'y of Safe.
GEO. S GLOVER,
Sheriff of Mantowoc Co.
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NEW YORK DAY BOOK
FCr EgSA
WHITE MEN S LIBERTIES -.
State RjghtS-f~!ra! Union.


TIE NV IoFI DAY Book is 81 Independent
Democratic journal. nn'dinF, ~Ith the lac SEM
atoF Douglas, that TINS 'T"FFfnH'Ht ) made
on the White basis, by white men, for the bcDe"
fit of weite men and the posier!ty forever. -
l. Is a llr@" double >h"e', With f1rfF-ft1h cot
uHnS 0: reading matter, and il all respects
WHITTIER for Markets, News, Literary or ASri>
cultural lft"triauoii--iS not iietoT to a'y as a
political or 50R'f1 ''"r,F"Per. IL rs political
department., 1t graFr!cS boldly VITA the Tcn,
question before the American Ptopi', and PR
-ents TIE oniy phiiUsoI ny OF it Wnrrh en- resist
The sweeping march u -.nriiT'ou's.n. lt IL
Democratic in the true -"rse Ct the terni--ths'
defender OF the feoilc : Tights, o't 1t IS the
uii."i3ei 9. ~ party caivnriF or ul-fcfT. j.
| Is MT eng tor tEA":,, E"t i SHOWS h"U, anG
he" Only, pcrma "'t -. co CT" 'e obtained,
AID ;hl- glorious White Aans government q
Washing or restored, VIZ. by tie utter rout,
overthrow, END eXteilHtHat.oh 81 Nhoi.!pAisA
!i@UiF Hoiy,:sd sou.
The L8y H"o& Is ne" the only weekly poiiti-
Cal paper new ~ n 0''f '-.'','1 " Ho'1Si'e,
10, N4u,I,.y - III ~
'S''' 'i"i' t''e I''"','.'s :" u'''s P"F''
I. 'f''
in me ,,her cssa Persons stopt ,,,hscribir.
should take this iuto consideration. Democrats
also must see 10 il th.t sound papers circu.
late amGDa tie People, or Ab2!lionisin viii ncv
er be Lui down. STy All who d,s're to Jefu'e
the arcufucuts Of sbu't.ouiaLs should tlAe he
Day Book.
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SheriHs Sale,


ManitoHo County Circuit Coult-E Twin A.
den against Sarah CrvnGn and David Cronan.
Judgment Of forec sure. ~
By virtue and in pursuance OF iudgmebt of
foreclosure and sale, made III the abJye entitled
cause, on the 25th day OF December, 1861, al a
regu ar term of the Circuit Court Of The State
of Wisconsin. held in AID for the county O.
Hanitowoc, I shall expose fer sale AID sell at
public auction. to the highest b;dl,r, at the
Sheriff Office in the vi age Of Ma, i-osoc, o..
Saturday, tbs pa Gay OF Ap:iI, l665 at 10
o'c,o,k IL the 20: enoon Of said Gav, the follow
ing described mortgaged premises, viz: Al
those certain tracts o. parcels Of IIsd. si'u ted
IN tn couut. of Ma !;JwOc, Ss"te of Wisconsin,
and known ard described as follows the west
hall Of south east quarter Of section twenty two
I22 town eiShteen IS range twenty one III
east, o'.triniug eighty acres OF ir.d. or 50
much thereof as may be sufficient To raise the
amount OF said Jud 5ment together win later
es: costs ana expenses Of sale.
GEO. s GLOVER, Sheriff Of
Manitowoc County. Wisconsin
Dated Sheriff. Office. jim. 10, 1865
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In P,Obale,.-Sat ate Of W;scon sin M

IA 1'iODale,.-S ate Ct " .Scons!n Man
itowoc county. Sc. i the matter OF the as.aIe
of Halyer johnson dec, aSed.
On reading aid Eng tic petition of ,hn
" Johnson OF tse toEn OF Two cek5 il c
county Of Haait0woc and State OF Wiscon-'
representing among oih". thing; that H.lv.r
johnson i.te Of the to'yu Of Two Geek in tH
county Of MantnNcc aud State CT u &c ,l4in,
on the oh day OF MAY, 1861, died ntes-
tate leaving goods, cr,itels ANA state -i,llin
this count!, ;,nd ia!i,R that administration De
graz tee uuto him the said petitioner. It is or-
Ger,d that said application be heard before mc
at my o:tirr, in the vilag of nani-owoc on the
l1Ih day ol April, A. D. 1865. at 10 O'Clock a
II. AID 1t Is l,'rther"d ordered, that motto, Of
said application and hearing be given by pub
listing copy Of this order for three successive
week., once in each week. in the l..r;;owoe
PILOT, newspaper printed in said comfy,
prior 10 sad hearing
GEO " BARKER, { unity Jaage.
NantCwoc. arch L. ISa1.
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Judicial Election,

OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY Ct STATE.
MADISON, WISCONSIN,
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that an election
l will be held On the 4th day Of April. 1868,
in the several towns, Wards. AID election Pre-
ciRcts Of the State Of Wisconsin, fer Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, to succeed tie
Hon. jason Dowaer, whose term will expire OF
the 3lst day OF May, 1855. The election to be
conducted, votes canvassed, and returns made
pursuant to law.
In Witness Whereof, | have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
Is. Great Seal Of the State of " Wisconsin,
at tho Capitol in Madison, this Is h
Day Of February, 1865
LUCIUS FAlRCIHLD,
Sec'y OF : ate.
GEO s GLOVER,
Sheriff OF Manitowoc Co
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krs Probate.

Nanitovoc Cou-ty Court. State Of Wi con
sin, Manitowoc County, s.. In the matter of
tie estate Of John Il. Eastwood deceased.
nN THU Glls day Of March 4. d. 1868, upon
~ reading ana fling the fe' ion Of C4thar,
inc Eastwood stating that John x. Eastwood
Of the County Of ;itni.owoc, He'd iatcs;ate o.
or about the 18th dty Of February 1868, ard
praying that Catharns Eastwood be appointed
Admii.is;rItx of the estate OF the said deceased
l. is Ordered, that said application be heard be.
tore me, at the Probate Office i'll The village OF
Manitowoc, or the 81 day of April A. d. 1850
al &c o'clock \, VI. Aud it is further Ordered
that notice of said application and bearing b.
given by publishing copy OF this ord:r for
three succ lssive weeks, once i'll each week in
the Maritowoc Pilot, Il newspaper printed IN
siid village, prior TO said hearing. BY the
Court.
GEO. ". BARKER,
County Judge.
Gro. n. WooDIY, Atty.
Dated March 9. 1856.
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IHOVstS To VIVN1aUs
County Court in Probate. In the matter ofthe
last will and testament Of Francis ROehr. de-
ceased.
ETTERS testamentary on the estate Of
IL Francis Roehr having been granted to Al
bert Roehr. and three months from and after
the 9th day # February, 1865, being allowed
for creditors to present their claims against said
deceased for examination and allowance. No
tice is hereby given that the Judge of said coun-
ty court will on the 9th day Of March, 1865,
and on the first Monday Of each month there
after for three months II the probate Office in
the village OF Nanitowoc, examine and adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
said Francis Roehr deceased
GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
GRO. \. WooDIS, Atty.
Dated Feb 6. 1868.
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TAX NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and town lots
living and being situated in the county OF Man
itowoc and State of Wisconsin, remaining unre-
deemed in the office Of the Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors of the county OF Manlto"oc anu
State of Wisconsin. for the taxes due ana I'M
paid thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty-One, for which SAD taxes,
the said tracts of land and town lo,s were SOFA
on the 81 day of September, A d. 1902. Now,
therefore. unless the amount of taxes, interest,
fees. and charges set opposite the several
tracts Of land and town lots. as herein descrlb-
cd including thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every such description, be paid on or
before the ID day of September, a. d. 1863, ac-
cording to the time when said tracts OF land
and town lots were sold as above-stated, the
same will be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assigns in pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided.
WILLIAM BACH,
Clerk Co. Board Supervisors of Manitowoc Co.
Dated at my office in the village OF Nanlto-
woo. this 5th day Of January, 1863.
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En- HS:ate

knE sss;ate tat, ct VI iscGas = Man
itowoc county, :, u tie 'natrer Of III estate
OF John Murphy deceased.
nN this 5.h day Of Hi,.e!, \. = I3i5. upon
- reading md tiias lie petition N {, irit y
hurl ny sta;i;'g that John Murphy oi tn c.,ua-
ty OF hanitowcc, died tcstste On or abuut the
9th day Of Mrc', 1865. and praying that she be
appointed admins rauix Of the e~tite Of tho
sad j. ceased. j. is ordered, that sai anpica-
ton lac heard before me At the Probate Office II
the viil~ge Of VI mitow0cs on the i0t', day Of
April A. D. 1860. at 10 o'cl ok a VI And il
is further ordered. dat notice Of said aPplica>
ton and h airing be given by PuHiiScing copy
of this oid, for three. successive weeks, once
u each weaF. in TIE IIn towo" rILoT news
paper printed IN said village, prior 10 said hear.
ing. BY The ,ust,
GEO. ". RAEhER. County Jndge.
CE,. y. Woe DIN. AIRY tor Petitioner.
VI 'nitowoc, VI rch lG, 1868.
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LOS ~

IN the 18th inst, black leather pocket
~ book, between the Branch and Manitewa's
village, containing $1,000. Five dollars Of it
was in Grecnbocks, and the rest in small bills.
Any person finding the same vii be su, tablyrc.
uarded by leaving il at the PILOT Office.
FhED ALISON.
>rari.owoc, Nsrch ~ 1868. --
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NEWS OF THE WEEK, Nt!I; TIE CtTrLE,
pgJDJ.E, AND HlNEc IiHhEIS,
Carefully hsp9:t,d.
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The Cheapest Paper Published.

WHITE uEN MUST RUE ANFRIGI
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Notice TO GreGisors.--A

BY HENRY SIBREE, Deputy.
Dated February %, 1865.
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Died.


ANDERSON Monday morning, February q, MARTHA
NJ, wife of Isaac l.. Anderson aged "a years
The relatives and friends OF tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence,
233 West Thrteth street. this "wednesday afternoon a.
ono O'Clock
BoSsELL-At Plainaeld, NJ j., on Saturday, February
Is, Of consumption, ALFRED A. BoSNEI, son OF Alfred
and Henrietta s. Bonnel, aged % years
st. Louis papers please copy.
DEvrL-0n Monday, February, 81 MRS SARAH DEv-
I'm in the seth ytar OF her age
The friends and acquaintance OF the family invited
West Thrysevcnth street this "wednesday afternoon,
Cemetery for interment
FRoxE-At Asbury, Warren county NJ j. on Mon
day. February 27, MARTHA FRomE, aged % years
To be buried at that village this "Wednesday after
noon, at one O'Clock.
FoRMAN-0n Monday, February a. Of consumption,
ANN MARIA wife OF Enos b. Forman and daughter OF the
late George Sutton, Esq, sgcd 81 years
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the
funeral on Thursday morning at ten O'Clock from her
late residence No 65 Bank street. without further mo-
ticc.
FEnRALL.--In Williamsburg l. L., on Monday, Febru-
airy 81 JONI FEnRAL Of the rm u John Ferrall Son,
aged so years
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence 30
South Third street His remains will be removed TO the
Thursday morning, at half past ten o'clock, where
requiem will be s0emnized after which they Will
be inferred In Calvary Cemetery
GAYNoR.--0n Monday February ~, THOMAS Henry,
con Of Thomas H. and Charlotte Agusta Gaynor aged
months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence his parents 11b
Fourth avenue, this (Wedncsdayl afternoon ~ o'clock
His remains will be inferred In Greenwood.
Hnvn.-lp his city. on kondav evening. February
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Remarkable Divorce Case.
SUPERIOR OOURT-SPECIAL TERN.
Refara Judge MoCpnn.


Tn. 27-Pst0 r. Strong o. Mary 4 Strong. This
was . motion to amend complaint. The suit is for
divorce the ground Of adultery and among the creme
Of society the result Of the controversy looked for with
unusual interest The parties quite wealthy, and
move the highest circles and the only wonder Is that
they should allow of this kind to be exposed In
open court when referee might have settled II 30
quietly. Mrs Strong Is reputed 70 be woman Of great
separated from her husband some time since, taking
with her her children, for the possession Of whom Mr.
Strong sued out o writ Of hGbeGs corpus in the Su-
preme Court. Tho most singular feature Of tho
divorce suit Is that the defendant is charged with
having committed adultery with her brother-in-e q
general denial but subsequently, while the cas- v,e on
the day calendar the defendants counsel as' IL o
file a supplementary answer charging the rnaoriT Also
with adultery. It was on this notion tn asnx that tbs
matter came before the court to-day
Judge McCunn after referring to TN. st.tu.a and de-
cisons governing such cases, dxred The folloging
decsion:-
In this case opposing afdavhts hxvs beeu introduced
to mpeach the proposed ainepdmep1s think at this
stage Of the proceedings i w0id be improper for
pass upon the question OF We veracty OF the witnesses
especially In case OF hss nature Witnesses both
Sides in this class Of osses are generally persons
nlshed repuationvr other witnesses very rarely
be obtanedand rtis undoubtedly the province of the
jury TO pass upon the truth fastyo their testimony
My duty on cs motion is simply TO ascertain whether
Of her recriminating charges II think she has
this alone will give her the right to amend In the early
part OF the proceedings the defendant had perfect right
70 Tntcrpose this defence, she had known the fast
alleged The plaintiff is not therefore prejudiced ant
her non compliance with the rules Of order in matter
practice, satisfied did not arise from any dsrespec
to the Court from any contempt Of the law. The
amendment should be allowed on terms.
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A Church Quarrel Settled.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERM.
Refora Judge McCuun

Feb 2s.-The Bapia Church IN Aadison avenue The
Olver street Bapti Church long standing quarrel
between these two churches respecting the owner
ship Of the Madison avenue property, which Is
valued at 100000 was finally settled to day.
The rivals, It appears, some time since, agreed
to consolidate their interests in real estate mat
tcrs; but in doing SO the Oliver street folks
aged to get the lions share Of the property without
apparently any compensation The Madison avenue
people, finding that they completely In the power
Of their brethren down town, commenced action for
eectment. The came before the court about six
the hands Of the counsel each side decision was
rendered to-day by Judge McCunn, who ordered Judge
for the plaintiff An allowance OF 81, 500 counsel
fee granted by the court For tho plantif-James
T. Brady, ex-Judges Bosworth and Pierepont and Mr..
Langdell For the defendant, exJudges Woodruff and
Allen and w. r. Martin
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m mnv 800, md most gentemsnly In the interview
On 4 weIl afford 10 despse In future all mAligners
OF pcHny~a liners; and tas l have written lately they
xy blow libel upon me from every blast Of the lower
rcgioHs-they may summon Lncifer himself 70 SIT as
presadent Of hbellous osnclays against me-they may
evsn 20 fAr In their malice 70 praise for thas
mental and moral courage which they respect In but
cannot destroyand win laugh 70 such diaboca
attempts 10 destroy citizen his peace Of mind or ms
legal claiming God and the people, the religion
and democracy Of final truth Is protection conoined
with your noble defence against and my own
ndomtabls w against each and every oaiumniason IN
my future.
Thus then in conclusion, ardently desire 70 pursue
and practice my intellectual avocations whether upon the
rostrum FORUM stage, lecture ROOM 10 pen n
my historical and other literary works and editor OF
the suggested and proered periodical the Joass Jo.r-
NAL In which shall have arena for foes and friends
and hope sincerely that the former may be changed
"a Greeley In pursuance Of these laudable objects
feel that shall not solicit In vain your powerful IN
Auence and your defence against renewed persecution
and that the people viii uphold the man who is magnani
NOUS his enemies and faithful 10 himself and friends
and the defender Of his legal rights.
With grateful appreciation, am yours, respectfully,
GEORGE, THE COUNT JOANNES
CRY OF New YORK, SUNDAY NlaHr, Feb. 20, 1865
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SHIPPING G NE VS..
YoRK-rHs
RISES. 80 NOON SETS evo 10 81
sUN ........... % III IS
Port OF New York, February %, 1895.

CLEARED.
Steamship Lafayette Fr) Bocande Havre-Geo Macken
Ship Guy Mannering Dollard, Fortress Monroe-H L
BARR Geo jenkins SBr), Doty Cork-Boyd Hin.ken.
Bark International tDuseh) Atkinson curacoa-Thomas
Barn xamur, sBr> Johnson ssss.-wsydel Co.
Brig Nevins tBr, Freeman. Matanzas-Tratius 4 vi
Brig Potomac Perkins. cardenas-walsh 4 Carver
sohr Coral Isie (Br). sabbs, Turks IsandsG Peunas
ssSr Sarah Maria uPhs.A P.a Inss pss.,sa
schr Josephine ws.srhary PhlssdsIghiaT J. Mckee.
s, oop sfos
ARRIVED.
ss:sssmshp Nsg % yCrs sTe% wsnte Brs~sn Feb T. via
0ssa. SSh l steam
sseamsSp s.rSn pr1s1 Acting Master jones' command
sisamship Baitmos, Lewh, Washington, 30 hours. 70
Steamship Chesapeake wls..s Portland, ~ day: with
mdse and passengers. TO II B Cromwell Co. Had very
Ship yfafranca, Anderson Cardn Jan 49, with and
coal 70 2 Morgan Son. From lon 20 70 80 had heavy
ssT 81 na sw
Ship Thornton Wells Fortress Monroe days, In ballast
eon@snSlas Sorfoif days Had sa.ssriy weather. with
Ss.s Psqa, .s r; r s, Sss
"" sHs
' & s' sui
~'s s's soo + %
% P.Tase
"a Inst. iat IS d 7ssS BARK Commander .ssrns
Bsrt Gushing !of Bos,on, A%s. c.rdsns. Is day.
BARK sas o Ns hePS xan
Bark ds Ta aa % sGa Il days. with
SssiS sTs SsssEs ksss Havana days. with sugar.
srSs sysS9 rsF %
% NV ss s & 70 ss S ana .p Ha
sails and BEEN day: north o. Gs.t.rss ms. %
lon 20 20 spoke bark Pearl from Busncs Ayrss for Boston
ss7S
sIons and while going carried away the
Ss BLONDE Gs S.sn sssSst Jan
r Which @
wasr CASKS and done Other slight damage have been Is
day. wesi o. Bcymnda Win heavy head wind. Jan ie oa
mss % as.s M 81 il en g u exchanged signal. with brig
Brig Edwin Rowe. drosenicE, Demsrara Feb g. with
s s. yefSs sS sr's IL
Brs Zero tsf Maitland Ss wilson, Ponss is days with
.9S %o1ss %ss d wn
~a s4s sasay yas &c. ss & ss:E s. Is days with .u..
@ T. rss.s H.s%:n Sc ssv,s mil q
Cape Auono boarded by rebel privstec who after
sa sss sS up for ss S
@ tons burden painted lead color and the 9th
| her again coming out from Grand Cayman.
Sohr Forcnce tof Proyincetown) Law, Utia, 20 days.
scbr tof Mschias sprasue Cay II days. with
'A schr ,P jesse Jones of 81, Ks Long s. kits Is days,
with sugar, &c 70 Jones Lough Had heavy NV Winds
sprung mainmast lost and split sails 4h inst dc Bros
sara, passenger, died Of buried
sehr Horace Bell tof st Andrews NIB Barnard Matan
III days, with sugar, TO Miller Houghton Had heavy
weather carried away fore gan split foresa has been
sehr Pursue tof sydney, cBl MeDonsad Halifax days,
| with Ash, W James Hunter A Co,
Schr George Parker Br), Mcbride Cornwais ~ days.
with potatoes, 10 ID Dewof Co
behr Miranda, Hardy, Virginia for New Haven
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City Intelligence.

COMMENCEMENT LxSr.-The OF Lent com.
nences to-day, which Ia known among Christians as
Ash "Wednesday. Yesterday shrovc Tuesday, the
occasion upon which Catholics used to make clean
breast Of all their peccadoes through the confessional
TIE night was observed among old fashioned families
with the usual festivities peculiar TO Pancake Eve
Roer Hill SOLDIERS ASSOCIATION. This valuable
station for the relief OF disabled soldiers will give It's h
entertainment at the Cooper Institute tomorrow evening,
which occasion Mr. VIM Ross Wallace will deliver his
popular discourse Peter the Great The BILL in other
respects, Ia a most attractive one
TEE MoRRrAxn MAsouxRApR The masquerade ball Of
the "origina Seventeen" at Morrsania came on on
Monday eveniDg, and q magnificent affair Over
which very elegant and original The ball was In
every way decided success csedabe 70 the managers
and all concerned.
sr FRAscs XAVIER DKnArre sourrY.-Ths above
sscicy gave their semi annual exhibition last evening" In
B. Francis Xavier College, Sixteenth street. Sixth
svenus The subject Of the evening was "Education,"
and the various parts taken by the young orators
vcy creditsbly performed. The attendance was very
rgs and fashionable and great interest was evinced In
sne programme, which was as follows-
Ausc oy he Students under the direction OF Professor
W. Hartmann.
Overture
0naarmans Address. John " Catalan, london, Eng
s Ss,enoes .Patk Joughran Co. Tyrone Ireland
Modern Languages. Peter " Carroll New York
aasemsncs John Fi,zsimons, Co Meath, ireland
Logic and Philosophy .. . James j Marphv New York
Religious Instruction Edward A Kane New York
horus-MaasanieIlo. Ilo.................. Aulpr
history and Political Economy Michael Nevln, Broosiyn
John n. Catalan
Qharus-IA psme Blanche. Boisbdieu
Finale
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echr westsrp Star Qrowe Philadelphia for Portsmouth.
schr Cyrus fosset Bennett Portland for Fortress honroe
Schr Willard Parsons, Portland for Philadelphia
Schr Julia Newell, johnson, Portland Philadelphia
schr BraAahal, Wicker, Portland.
schr Electric Light Wallace Portland for Philadelphia
6chy Qulvct Paine, Boston.
eclfr y Crowsn Stevens, Boston.
6chr Julia Parsons Douglass, Gloucester
Schr Minerva Washburn, Fal River
6chr White Foam, Howes. Providence.
6ehr Pocohontas Perry Newport.
Schr n Carlse, 0uilder, Newport.
6chr Transit Walden, Newport
echr James English, Barker, New London.
Gchr II Gibson, Crocker New London.
Schr Sea Ranger Baker, Sag Harbor.
Soop Fred Brown, -, Providence.
2AIIED
Steamer VIM Fletcher; brgs Albert Adams Crosby
Geo Amos; schr Frank Herbert
Wind at sunset NNH
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
Boc1sr-srxRu,I.-on Monday, February ~, BY the
Rev. Fenwick T. Williams, Mr. CHARLES e. BooERr to
Miss MAGGIE SPERBEcK, all Of this city.
CosTrGAN-WILsos Westneld, N j., eu Sunday,
February 10, by the Rev Rodney Winans, GEORGE
CosnoAx TO Miss Sarah 7. WnsoS all Of this city. No
cards.
GADpfs-RYDxR. Jersey City, Tuesday, February
2s by the Rev. DR. Van Cleef THEoDoRH f. GADpIs, TO
cards
MoRRsoS-HARr.-On Tuesday, February %, at the
residence Of the officiating minister Rev s. NJ Isaacs,
HENRY MORRISON to JULIA HART No cards.
SHrMpAS-STAxPER Fort Hamilton, on Thursday,
February %, by the Rev Mr. Burke, Capt A. SHERIDAN,
y. s. A., to JULIA n, youngest daughter Of Robert W.
Stampcr, Esq
voes-AsDREws. s.-0n Tuesday, February o. al the
residence Of the brides father by the Rev W. Earring
daughter Of Elisha w. Andrews, Esq, Of Engiewood,
NJ T.
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ARRIVALS.

yaxxr.. Steamship New York-Geo Acheiis - Gretf,
kochai, A L Grasse Steenken, 7 Schlenning, Mrs
a naqm.na ana son Ms r Ms rsg Wab M and
Mrs Massard barrios Mis-. Msrage Miss Cheppi
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Wolf, sauter, J Mcheil = Reuking, 3 Bernemann,
Riecisrt Mr. and Mrs Roedne vogel Pattri Mrs fds
II Steer, Miss Pouralesfi George Pior, Demandre
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The New York herald., 1865-03-01
PROPOSALS.

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL THE IsT
March next for the purchass Of Goat Island situasd
In the Niagara river at Niagara Falls together with the
Bridges leading thereto and several small islands I'D acent
Address A. s. Porter Niagara Falls Charles ID. Norton,
New York
NrAeARA FALLS, Feb. !, 1855