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whenever such mutual confidence existed there would
he thought be open road 10 the restoration oI soo0
feeling ard a prosperous condition. ana tnat u "
knew himself and he thought he did he would recon-
mend nothing but what would advance Their interests
so far from pandering looking TO uture eieVaton
be must be believed when be said he had not an eye
single 10 such pTeferment. IT, he continued conld
be instrumental in restoring the Government 10 us
former relation and see the people once more unteo
and happy should feel that had more than nled the
measure of my ambition. II i could ieel that had
contributed 10 this in any degree my heart would De
more than gratifed and my ambition full.
Judge Wardlow-Eyery man in South Cnohna
would respond 20 that.
Mr.. Huger-l am snre there IS on iheir part 10
punic faith. They deserve yOur confidence and am
sure they will earn IT,
Tie President expressed himself gra,ifed with what
had been said by these gentlemen.
Mr. Dawkins remarked that al South Carolina re-
posed confidence in the President and that the memo
iias presented by The Chairman Of the delegation rep
resented the true sentiments of the people of that state
both in regard 10 those whom they wished paTdoned
and the feeling and position Of South Carolina.
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Sale Of United STATES eoiion-s""" NJ
T, tendance Of Buyers--The bidding No'
7 spirited.

A sale o. United States cotton was held yes
teslay OF O'Clock by order Of simeon Draper at the
Exc-ange sales Roou 40 ~ Broadway John II.
Drapey g. Co. being the auctioneeis. There was d
small eftendlncs os buyers and the bidding was not
very ,pirned TIE following lots were disposed Q. At
tue annexed prices New Orleans cotton - bales D!
good MdjlluS, j.ai5 lbs. b.. cents; 20 DO strictly
Middlmg 2,7s3fbs., 90 cents % low Mddlmg 1884
br oOi cents 20 do ~ lbs, 90, centsi % do good
Ordinary Ig rs lhs Be- cents. ~ do, H,je! BE-, -
cent? ~ do Oldina r. u 5!7 ils. Ji. ceIt,i N do.
iow ordinary 400 pbs., 81 cents % do. Picking
la 2l5 lbs 20 cents; 81 do Pol lbs, -. cents -
do. 20 J-6 lbs, - cenlsi ~ do rebsi'l Ell lD'-
D. cents; do H. i9l lo-. 81 cents - DO" 90 cents
go 3ies Georgia Cotion-la bale good hiddiigg D. ~
cents: % DO low Mddiuig H. 9J lbs., l'l cents p
30. good Ordinary, i2J5 lbs. - cents - 10 low of
dinafy. ll5N bs.. - gents; ~ do. Ilokngs. ii"p
DO RrDaled ~ 20 his 7 cents 2Oj bales Sea Island
30 bales liIst quality, li.lG lbs. 81 ~ % do mft
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EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONVEN-
TEON.
Death OF the Rov. Lot Jones-Punctuniing x
the Prnyer-BooL - Prayers for Con-
xress-For Civil Rulers.

PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. Oct. IT, 1861.
The General Convention Of the Episcopal
Church Yeassembled to-day
The collect for the burial service was read IN refer
ence 10 The death OF the Rev Lot Jones ID d. Of New
York
The Committee on the Prayer. Book. to whom was
referred the several propositions 20 correct the pnnctu
alton and reading Of the prayerbook reported that
there was such want OF conformity IN The various
editions issued for long series OF years that II wac
impossible FOR them 70 make any recommendations,
but they would offer resolution 20 appoint joint
committee on a standard prayer book. 10 act during
the recess.
The Committee on Nefrical Psalms and Hymns made
I a report umittlng certain byInDs and psalms.
The military canon was made The order Oi the DAY
for Saturday noon.
nee. euev OF inserting In the prayer for Congress q
petitjon in behalf N state legislature when IN ses
sion, was referred x the Commillee on the TIH!ef'
BoOk 80
Jh,ygs n the preface of the BOOK Of omnon Prayer
i ,a1 -he attention he Church Wa n the rt place dn"
10 les- alterations n the Liturgy which oecnne nec''iiY n
the ugaver civil rler iu o. equcuc" oi te lcsoh
ION ard a. pruripIl cs.e herein W1s 90 make tnen con
rtnsDe 10 what ought be the proper end oil al tnc
PRAYERS, namely. that Tuiers NAV have gfsce wisdom
and uudef,tsudEg execute justice and 70 MAINTAIN the
truth md tha' the people sy cad auet and iesteaoe 'e'
IA III goddIe., sud honesty snd .,.,.-
Iereas No such prayer set forth IN tie daily morning
snd ~ enng 10 pcrs therefore
R,red That che Ouse Of Bsb0ps be requested 10 pre~e
the PRAYER contemplated u the preste for the booA oil Com
mon Prhyef ard fke 20 ial aud exact may bo with
o-.ous aud giving Of thanks De made for al mem io KING,
and a that authority that We may lead quiet ard
pesCrabe ie IN sN g0dliness and honesty.
csted That the psyc when approved by both House.
OF tLe Ceuers COM enon, shsl be sent 10 the docee nd
when notified provided IN the article o The Constitution
shall b. substituted Ia he Book of Common PrayeT to the
PRAYER for ne Presiden, Of the United states aud
| al IN civil authority.
on motion Of Dr. Cummn. il was laid ON the table.
Al
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uENICO.
Escape Gen. Dinz-Onensive Operations
TO be Re.umed-La Sierra and Canada
In Revolt Againr MaIimilinn-Impe-
rial Arrests in Iacateeas.
pcnslve wars

Special Dlspsich 10 The y. y Tnbune.
WASHINGTON Friday. Oct. l3 50.
Intelligence has been received here by the
Mexican Legation that Gen. Daz Of the Army Of the
East. taken prisoner when OhIaca fell. and kept In
Puebla prisoner pf war, has made bis escape and
rejoined the Republican forces. Gen. Daz IL now in
The State OF OnNGca al the mead Of considerable force
aud intends 10 resume the offensive within a short time
The Inhabitants of Ia Sierra and Ia Canada are IN
arms against Macmillan and Cen Daz Is actively en-.
gagged Ia organ zng them into regiments and bTgades
Great alarm exists among The lmperalistS as Diaz is
regarded Of the abest generals on the Liberal
side In Iacatechs people are daily arrested By officers
OF the Imperial Government for disloyaliy The well
known iIlieeing existing between the French and the
United States troops on the Rio Grande seem 10
encourage the disaiIcctiOn.
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Naval Intelligence.
TUE DOCK RACE.

Orders were received some days ago to take
every other float of the wheels Of the Algonquin and
Winoosk aud test them with given quantity Of coal
Orders came yesterday 10 replace the fOats and 10
place The AlgOnqun in the berth occupied by the
Winooski This has been done 10 please Mr.. Dicket.
son who claims that the tide acting upon the feather
edge Of his noats takes Oh revolution VI more per
minute. he vessels are 10 ran 20 hons given
quantity OF coal in fact the tria win he quite Ike the
one which abruptly terminated by the breaking
down Of the AlgOnquns engine. Since she stopped, a
large amOnnt OF time money and repairs have been
pended upon her, that she will bo IN hTstae run.
ming order. Everything. according 10 Nj. DlckcrsOn
plan will work loosely possible. tat the!e viii
be no binding OF journals. So.
Nothing hos been done 10 the WinOJski except to
sweep out her fines &C. She has been ready all tie
time ard is now. 1h' Board o. Experts have granted
nearly all the iay0rs and advantages asked by Mr. Dick
ersOn and il Is believed soon Mr. Dickersoa gets
through with his Detroit Water works engine case.
IN courts, that be viii begin 10 get ready for
this trial.
The i've engines contracted for bv the American
Transit Company, To be built from plans furnished
by Mr. Dckerson and partly finished, will not be
used The bed plates weigh only III tnns. The plans
and The work as far completed have been condemned
and new engines viii .be built Thousands Of dollars
have been wasted on them.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Onward was to have sailed yesterday for
the Brazil squadron. but she Will not be able get oh
until tomorrow.
The lao store.ship Of the Mediterranean squa,iron
will sail as soon as she can take board the galley
which IS being seut out 70 the ol9Iado.
The Sabine will sail for New. London on MONDAY,
whore she will go into Winter quarters.
Tho Monon gahch i, nearly ready 10 be put In com.
mission.
The BROOKLYN awaits the completion of hcr stores and
fual FALLING orders.
PERSONAL.
Admiral farragut gave an entertainment Ou
Thursday evening a. Demoncos TO the Freu,h A ltni.
raj and stan. Admiral Bell, ihufiow Weed and a
number OF distinguished persons were present
THE NORTH CAROLIyA.
On Monday the shore office Of the paymaster
Of the North Caroline win be turned oyer 60 the an
thorities of the yarL PaymAster Russell ms gone 10
Washington leaving paymnsior Burnett here. those
two officers have closed up their business IN one months
less time llan Was allotted thelA
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Fire nt Johnston, II. I.--Insurances on Z"
Woolcn will.
PRovIDNScn. & l.. FrIday.

PROVIDENCE Il. l.. Friday Oct ~, SO;
The Randall Mill IN Johnston, used for the
purpure Of manufacturing hoo.lacings. was burned
,rr.ierdav The mill was insured for 81 COZ IN the
Home Insurance Company of New Haven ana the
Thnmes Of Norwich. The STOCK aud machinery were
insured for g.. 100 in this city 80 =,
Tho insurance on Chapin A Downes's wooden NIL III
O,neyville. partially burned last night, Is slo0W-
slO 900 In the Hope New York: $1,000 IN the Sprlng
fald. Massachusetts, aud $4,000 IN ohces III 'hN
city. -o,
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Japan.
The Heaviest Floods Known iu t3O
Years-serious I.osse,-Pu,tiDg Down
Rebellion.

SAN FRAScisco. Tuesday Oct. 10. 1870
News from kanagawa, Japan, to the last ot
August has been received
\ private letter from Nagasah says heavier Hoods
recently occurred between Asaca and Hngo than are
recorded during the last years Serious losses were
sustained.
Adyiccs from Osacca TO July q report the movements
Of the Tycoon against the rebellous Prince Chosia.
The expedition was rapidly organizing. lt was tho
general opinion II would soon move toward the seat Ot
operations.
Business At Kanagawa was quiet
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VIRGINIA.
The Election Probable Success OF Mosby
and Hague The Constitution al
Amendment Unanimeusiy Adopted
No Ex-RebeIs 10 Hold Once.

RICHMOND Friday, Oct. 10. l-t5.
The returns are favorable to the election of
Charles l.. Mosby. the eligible candidate of the With
Uynehburg) District. Joel H. Hague IS probably
elected in the With Distrcr.
The Constitutional Amendment is adopted By an
almost unanimous vote. II removes disability from
holding office as applicable to those who prominently
piriie pated in the Rebellion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

quality ls45 lbs 81 G5 a6 do second quality 9s 735
lbs, 81 40: - do. third quality l,737 lbs, n cents
The conditions Of sale were: Payments Tor this cot
ton required in cash currency deposit to be made by
the purchaser the day OF sale of s2j BALE and the
balance tn be paid and the cotton taken away within
three days from the time Of sale.
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Brutal Murder Of Virginia Clergy
man in North CarolinR.
PFTERsBURG. Va. Frida

IEIlRsBIRG va friday OcI - lo"''
The Rev Robert Castleman, Il well-known
member of the Protestant Episcopal Church was
brutally murdered near Castor, " c.. on "Wednesday
night last, while on his return alone from vslt. 90,
The perpetrators have not yet been idenilned: ~
deceased Was wiflS known and u beloved ih vi
gllla-
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Release Of stephen. and Reagan.

B0sToN Friday, Oct. ~, i-o'
Messr,. Stephens aud Reagan have been
released iOm imprisonment by the President on parole
Tlcy LEFT Fort Warren yesterday. and proceeded
-.
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Great Fire at Belfast. Maine - Lose
800, 900.
KELFAsI. Me. frids

BELFAsT Me. Friday. Oct 3. ls6i
\ fire last night consumed nearly the entire
bnsiues. portion Of this city, below Washington and
Cross.sis over one hundred buildings were destroyed
aud the toss 60. least is e:D0UW.
The uriuc.uAl losers utc ;. = Lewis Edward Johnson
4 Co.. the Aeirs OF A. D. Morrison, stevens a Co.
T. VI. and u. Lancaster A. j. Hartman q Co.,
and l.. : Smith.
Tie Gie Vas causcd by an incendiary.
4 .trogr wind which famed the DANES threatened
destruction 10 the whole city.
cu-nr from SearspOrl rendered good service. and
Cou1I,IGcr Willim b. Whitney of Tie United states
-te,ulsr Iioga with bis officers and crew, were most
eaectr,l .n sLbduing the conhagratiOn.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LELPAsT Me, Friday oct lj, l-bJ.
One hnrd red and twenty buildings were burned
l,st night The l0ss IS ncary ciO1DO, of winch a0Out
onc puarier is insured
The Injured parties are not despondcni, ana contracts
Tor reminding portion of the burned district were
made durins the progress OF the hames
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INNINs,
lat. "A. 80. ith 5ih. 6ih. 7th. 9Th. 9th

la. a Sd. lh 5th. 6ih 7th. 9Th. 9th. Total
,u.,,i. 3 , 10 0 4-Jl
iLa,,I 2 o 0 0 ) o.
Tmpire-Ar Brown Of the Mutual
Scorers-Mcssrs. AoNlem ana Pldgeon.
Iime-3 bonrs and 10 minutes.
METAMORA VS.. ALLIANCE.
A match game of base ball viii be PLAYED bet ween
the Mctam0ra and Alliance clubs at the grounds
nsr OF Third.aye and Sixty -thirst. this afternoon,
commencing at O'clock.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special Dispatch TO The " Y Tobure
WASHINGTON, Friday, oct. l3 lsCJ
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
The President is already diligently employing
his leisure hours in work upon his forthcoming mes
SAGE.
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MILITARY PERSONAL.

Gen. Joseph r. Hawley late Of The Hartford
Press and now chief of sta TO Gen. Terry. has been
breveted General Of Volunteers. lient-Gen. L. 5
Grant, and family arrived this morning. Also, Col
Parker, Gen Grants military SECRETARY and Gen
Carl Schurz arrived this morning. Gen. Terry aud
staff viii visit Washington on Tuesday next.
THE WASHINGTON CoLOBED REGIMENT.
Secretary Stanton declines to interfere with
the ruling Of the Paymsster General, in regard to re-
siIictng the Washington Negro troops TO 800 bounty
but Congress viii attend TO their rights.
INTERNAL REVENUE
Internal Revenue receipts to-day amounted
IN s-oa $50 90
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FRAUDS ON TIE REVENUE.

Among other Revenue frauds recently dis
covered is one at Hamilton Ohio where the attempt to
defraud the Government ont Of $4,000 has been fol-
lowed by payment Of the $4,000 by penalty of
$50 600 more and line of a third $50 OO0i and another
in Dephis, Ohio whereit is believed LOO barrels of
whisky have been passed without tax but where tet'
mony Of facts is deficient $500 600 is offered as
CON promise In the recent seizure for Revenue frauds
at Cincinnati suspicion first aroused by the fact
thai 100 barrels Of whisky were shipped from Nash
vie the frs; shipment Of whisky made from the
South 10 the North. After the whisky seized par
ties offered $3.50 900 for its release which refused
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Il. II. Hempsted's
NEW
Music Establishment
AND PIANO WAREROOMS.
2JS Main ST., Milwaukee.

THIS New Music Hall one of the most spa
/ c:ous and elegant establishments OF the
kind in the United States, is now fully COM
pleted aud stocked with a splendid assortment
Of PIANOS, MELODEONS. HARMONIOUS,
MUSIC BOOKS, MUSIC and MUSICAL IN
nTKUAENTS o every description.
Our stock IL unsurpassed in extent and vari-
ETY., aud re are fully prepared to furnish any
article in the music trade ard of the best
quality To those about selecting Pianos, we
effer unusual advantages, ha ing at all times a
very large assortment, and from variety OF
makers We DO not cOHfne ourselves to the
Gae OF Pianos from one or two houses only,
but have instrument from all the EsQdtng max
era of New York, Boston and elsewhere. Per
sons wishing to buy good Piano have therefore
every opportunity at this establishment Oh max
| ing satisfactory selection.
Every Piano is fully .arrrnted for five years.
We cffer our Pianos invariably at factory
pIices, without adding freight. A.! OF OUT
PiaEos are good suostautlai Instruments made
Of well seasoned materials, bJ sklItui "oikmen,
and The tone is always pure and sympathetic
and The durability Z. cor@ciiy Of remaining
IN tnre uncqualcd.
Persons cur of the city wishing to buy good
Piano ard unable to visit the city for that pur-
pose, can have ore selected tor them aud Sat-
i-iactiou vii in all cases be guaranteed, both
~ 3 quality and rice or the instrument may
- re'u-led AZ cue expense.
Tall s the cnly p aca iu he city where The
..-l-5.rsr,4 SrEI'AAY SONS and CHICK
t#lNl1 i sons Pianos can o. oD,a,ncd.
I.4e asso.tl1en. u Meiodeous Harmoniums
4u1 American OGgaIs is very full and varied.
Of ce.eBr ted Instrun nts of this class made
6g PRiscl & CO aud 5. D. Il Il. W SMITH we
have .oa a fol, rupp'y. Military Bano lnstru-
f..eats, bruins Ge.s.r-. Vioius aud in fact every
de- upton OF Musical Instrument in u-e. The
Eeat Roman Veln and Guitar Strings import
ed express lyfor our trade and unsurpassed for
,hity Tn the
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En- Pro ga te .-State of WisroI

In PrODat e.- -state of Wisconsin,
kanitowoc County, So In the matter OF the
estate OF Joseph Kel!ner, deceased.
IN this 22i day Of MAJ A. D, 1855, upon
" reading and flirg the petition Of Mary
kener OF the town of Kcssuth, Hanitewoc
county, stating that Joseph hellner late Of
Kossuth, Of the county OF Aanitowoc, died tes-
tate on or about fhe 9th day Of January 1865,
and praying that Michael Kellner be appointed
administrator Of the estate Of the said deceased.
1t is Ordered. that said application be heard be
lore me, at the Probate Office in the town and
county of Manitovoc, on the 10th day of July
A. d. 1865, at 10 O'clock a. NJ And it is
Further Ordered, that notice Of said application
and hearing be given by publishing a copy OF
,hs order tor three successiva weeks once in
each week in the Manitowoc Pilot newspaper
printed in said village, prior to laid hearing
BY the Court
GEO ". BARKER, County Judge
GEO. \. WooDIs, atty Tor Petitioner.
Dated MY IS, I365.
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Sheet Music Department

We lave unu ual faclities for supplying the
wants OF the public, being in constant receipt
OF al the new music published in the United
States, and the best of foreign publications,
which together with our own constantly in
creusng cataio IL, constitute stock Of great
AID choice variety.
Tie public is cordially invited to visit this
mode Establishment and examine the beautiful
asso. tm~ut Of music ana musical instruments.
Il. n HEMPSTED,
25S Main street, Milwaukee.
DC. 80 1861
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EnP fObate.--Stete Of Wisconsin, Mani

EnPi Obate.- estate OF Wisconsin, Mani,
towoc County, s., Ia the matter Of the estate
Of Gottirle1 Mueller, deceased.
To all ahom it may concern.
ETIERS OF administration on said tate
Ii having been issued 70 August Gebler on
tie y! day OF May 1865, and six Eouths f,om
and after eaid day being allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims for eJs2lin-
Atom aud allowance notice is hereby given
thst the undersigned viii on tie lss Menday OF
each month from the date hereof At the Pro
bate flee il the Village ana CANT. Of 81
towoc, receive, exaruiCe aad jast all claims and
demsr Dc Of all per-o,- against said deceased.
GEO. ". BANKER, County Judge.
Ggo. y, " ooDIs, A;t'y.
Dated Nav % ls65
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1865.
MILWAUKEE, NEWS.
Daily, seni-Weekly & Weekly.
1865.

THE rec lrrence of another year affords our
j friends throughout this aud a9ioiniug
States fitting opportunity for special and
general effort to enlarge the Circulation OF HE
N1ws-Daily, Semi Weekly ard Weekly II
affords Us pleasure, at the same time to ac-
knowledge their friendly and very successful
efforts in this regard during tue year just CLOS
ing, and although the present high prices OF
material prelude TIE pee MARY recompeLse
once realized, we have the tdesire to null
tiply the number of our readers
TIE tone and character OF The NEWS, under
its present nageTneut, are now so well I'M
derstood, that it would be sup aiflous TO In
dulge ia any recital Of our past, or professions
for tie future. Suffice it TO say that IN all that
gees to make up first cla-s pubic Journal
latest general aud commercial neTs by tele-
graph ard Otherwise interesting correspon-
dence Oh current topics, courtesy II argument,
adherence to principle literary and misceiaL-
eous matters and attention 10 locel inter ats,
whether affecting our state or the no invest
generally, it is not intended that The NEws
shall held any secondary position.
We sutjoin the present terms OF tie several
ditions:
Daily by nail, per year $1,000
Z" :" per three months $50
SEMI eekly by mail, per year 400
" '' per three months l co
Weekly, single copies per year 200
clubs of FIVE LIS
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JOHN &. ROBINSON.
VETEEzIN AIRY SURGEON.
And Cattle Doctor

Member Of the college, Of Veterinary Surgeons.
Dublin, Ireland. Is perfectly acquaintcd with
every complaint which Horses and Cattle are
subject to- and has had over 40 years practice
Resides one mile from Manitowoc, on The II. (
NJ. Plank Road.
REFERENCEs-Dr. EAsrOv. IRA P. SMITH.
Sheriff, Capt ICGHEs. o. ToRRIsoN, ]. Grow
LEY. editor Of the Pilot, II. MORRISON, ?. }.
PIERCE. Branch Mills.
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saESs. ID. TSDDEsfy.

Attorafy md Cluasc!!or It: Lap,
Justice Of the Peace, and Notry Public. Far.
ticuiaT attention gwen - col Getting, &c o.
fee on fok Street, Eanitowoc Wis. nl-tf
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81 L ckoE
aUsTAvCs =. DAVIS Pre~'t City & ,lI, Hartford
". II u. CaLLENDsR, Cash STATE 3auk,
JAS. l.. HOWARD j. l. Howard { 60 J.,
GEO. MOORE Moore & ,lns
MARSHALL gEwnL. [P J~w,H & Sons,
E. r BERTs kei e., Roberts x Good sin -
THIS EE,K>AP,J ), hrrciun, S u & Co. NY
CHAs. WHITE. Ia,e ca-her Northampton Sank
c uGwIN, Pre>'t n W Britain Bank
EUGH HARRISON Treasurer Colt's Patent Fire
Mauufacrur Go, Hartf,rd.
GEo $ GILMAN, AIRY at Law, Hartford
inc. GUNcE LHlliyer Burce fIarrf, rd.
L C.}SHOVE Agent,
vGh33-Im hanitowoc,.Wi
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kxAIasA.'a S. 'slaaGAa.

Atf0rHcys md tO0fn3eIOTs At La'
GfEice on York Street, Manitowoc, tian q"
County Wis. Collections promptly az |
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/ HID 7 [ L o. >.
{ I RMS

10 Village Subscribers, when left by the Car
.ier, 50 90 per anuum
To Mail and 0itive Subscribers, So,CQ-i,ra.
riaG!y IN adra',ce.
is Advertising at the usual rates.
job p-RIIIT1iI2o
Having q large and varied assortment Of Jos
rgpe, and Two PRESSES, The Pr0prie tor IS pre-.
pared 80 execute sill kinds Of JoB PeIHTIEG on
short notice and at fair prices.
- All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
this office in paymen; fer work orpapers.
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DissoIution.-The partnergbip here

THE partnership hereto
fore existing under the name and firm Of Small
ley. Prick & Co., is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent Of all parties interested. All de-
mand5 against the late firm, and all unpaid
bills viii be collected and paid at the office of
he Manitowoc Foundry.
f. J. SAALLEY
1aritcwte, April citA 81
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q. 'gSEssgSHS & GO,

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Prov :sicns
Hardware, rockerv, Boots aid Shoes, Hats
ard Caps, Drugsald Medicines, Glass, Nails
etc. Produce of all kinds wanted, nl-tf
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Manitovoc Cou ty. L. the ma ter of the -.
'ate Of Sarah A. Norwood, deceas d,
To al whom it may concern
7 ETTERS Of adn.iristra ton on said estate
IL h wing issued to b. Anderson, on the
9Th day f.April, 1865, and Elk months from
n.d after said dar having been allowed for ere +
I.o,s 10 present their Cam FOR examination and
allowance. Notice Is hereby given, that the
undeIs guci viii, on MoEd4' the Cd day OF
October, 1860, receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of Al persons against said
deceased. GEO. w BARKER,
County Judge.
Nani.owoc, April "a 1858. 6w