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Atf>rney e,sd CounsclIor al Lao,
usr;ce Of the Peace, and 10 ~ Public. Par
ticular attcrtiou CIV. n o col Getting, &c, Of
Zee on York STREET., Manitowoo Wis, nl-tf
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Ja-ticc Of tie Peace, Notary Public, Genera
Cn"vcvar Ger a. Agent ter he Milwaukee
Aatnd Insurance Company. VIII attend t"
III" payment OF Faxes, &c. Office south 0.
the Court L ,U-a.
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Tax List.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. /

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COUNTY OF MANtTOwUc. !
VILLAGE TgEAsCRrR's OFFICE,
Two LiTers. NOV. |, 1854. J
Notice IS hereby gwen that on and after ths
Ist day Of Dccen. Der next, | shall SELL ut my
Office all the here matter mentioned lots or pie
ces and parcels o. land upon which the taxes
fer the wear 1864 have not been paid, for the
purpose of p ty;ng The taxes assessed on such
lots. pieces or parce. Of land. together With all
charges auL ccSls due tLvrecn. 10 accordance
with the charter Of the village d IwV i'iyers.
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3rice On York Street, Manirovoc, Nanitowoc
County Wis Collections promptly attended
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Notices.

NOfiCcs
! IIE UNDERSIGNED, Stockholders in the
/ MIitowOc & Mississippi Rail Road Com
uany, holding and Representing more than a
maj ,rity Of the capital Stock OF said Company,
hereby give notice that there will be a meeting
Of the ockholders OF said Company held at
he Office of Geo. 3 Goodwin, in the village
Of Mena.ha, On the l7th day Of arch, l864
Mt ! 2 o'ccck, VI, for the purpose % eeceug
nine Directors Of said Company t, hold tReir
flee until others are elected and qualified.
Dated February ,, 1864.
TIE above meeting is adjourned to Thursday
The 10Th day CT May next, and will te held at
III saule p;s :e and hour Of said day, as above.
Vie sbc@i meeting is further postpone until
t: e l9;t d,7 Of July, 1861, at the same time
a T,hce.
Tic above meeting is further postponed until
he 23d day of August, 1861, at the same time
nd r.cc.
i II SCOTT,
CURTIS REED,
F. Il BCIKIEY,
IENRY HEWITT & 0.
T-cy;es IL CURTIS REF
F,.1ef }-.EENEY lEE TIT.
Iroxics &, GIG. FEED.
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Oshkosh City Nursery

Oshkosh City Nursery !!
We, the undersigned, fer for sale for the
spring OF 1864 kthe following varieties of Frui 5,
described as follows:
Is Varieties Of Apples,
Embracing Summer, Autumn and Winter, and all
tested, hardy kinds, age from 3 to & years, old );
height 6 10 5 feet Price W en- delivered a..
Osh >oSh, per l0-, S25 co; Dsarf Apples, Sc
cents each.
Fear Trees, Dwarf. Extra Size.
3 and 4 years old, with fruit buds, 075
2 aid , years Old. so
Standard Pears 9 to feet high, IS
do t to do So
These Pear Trees are very fine. The extra
sized three years fom bud or graft, and are
model trees in AL respects. The Dwaris are not
10 be exceed
20 VARIETIES OF PLUMS.
STANDARD, ) to # high, and years old, 70
do ito do do 20
These trees are straight, stocxy. and furnish
&c with regular aid handsome heads
CHERRIES.
A good hardy assortment, # high so
CIR APES.
cts. each Cts. each
Delaware, 80 TO : D Rebecca, 40 TO 80
Concord 40 to 90 Isateila, % TO 80
Diana, 30 to 80 Clinton, 20 ~ 80
Hartford Prolific, 40 to 80
Northern Muscadne, 50 to 70
rs All trees warranted tree to name aud in
good condition.
Also, fine assortment of ROSES, Standard
aud Ruaning, DAIiLIAS, GDADI0LUS AID
earn ALTON FINkS, and SHRUBBERY, Of
ali the hardy varieties
All Apple Trees offer for sale are hardy
varieties and all of Wisconsin growth
sB- Trees will be delivered at the most con-
venient points, by railroad or steamboat, by one
ef the firm.
JAMES 'BRIEN, PETER MCCOURT.
Oshkosh, Wis, 1868.
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DIR COO DIS,
(EROCE RIES .
HATS & CAPS,
.DlJUloy ot1UEo
u s - iNI-y . = CO o.
HARDWARE, &C.; &c.

tender my sincere thanks to nv customers.
ricnhs and the pubic generally for III If con
ic"nce and iavorS during he past we've years.
can aid viii sell my good at rs rea .onaDle
'ates they can possibly be Sold
The public are iu"ifed TO give ne a call and
xauine Goods aud Prices | will do the best
, can to please all.
ADAM BLESER.
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AtraI N.n,e and Coli.

&,THtIkH away from the subscriber. n tbs
- elA inst . mare and colt. The mare is Is
yo.Es oil. J.y o2.er, che If her Tor. knees ie
larger han the o'hac. ii colts four months
1. ami nearly tha same color a. tAc marc.
viii .aise stripe IN The forehead, and two
white Liz feet. Information concerning them
wi. Be paid for BY
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25 Varieties Of Apples,

Embracing Summer, Autumn and Winter, and all
tested, hardy kinds, age from 8 to 6 years, old );
height 6 10 5 feet Price EN- delivered g.,
0sh >osh, per l0N, So co; Dwarf Apples, SO
cents each.
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We, the undersigned, her for sale for the
spring OF 1854 Sthe following varieties of Frui 5,
described as follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25

brow, And those deep, caveTnUuS eyes
glowing in every fiber OF his system
with the belle. thai the Constitution
had built up the purest and !reest gov
ernmentever known tu man, listening
to some one who proposed, alter this
government had been built mp for
D., yenty years, 10 build another,
which should bu what it was not pure
and free. What would have been bis
emotions, and what his phrAsei They
let yOu out Vi the asy luu too soon. 1t
used to DC SaIirlcaliy SAID OF the Dua
Ge Lewis that he had u picture in
which Noah was Shown coming out
OF the ARK with u bundle OF papers
under his arms, labelled pedigree ot
the Lewis faulty. 1t is tod of the
proud Duke OF Somerset that, when
his young vie stole piayiuily behind
him anc laughingly klseed him, he
received the cagrcss with, my lire
wife Was a Howard, and she never
woa.d have taken such u liberty but
the pk:ur0 oi the Lewis family and
the plide OF tic Duke cease to b.
intense absuri,tiGs IN the presence ol
the prelenses OF the Republican off.
Gals. What precious lot Of old
humbugs we muet have been taught
10 respect. Washington, patriot, Il
statesman, Christian, and u most
noble gentleman, the man whose
maine a.one would keep the American
in history ii an earthquake were to
swallow this conIlueut not Onl y con>
sentell to u system winch WAS NOT
pure and NOT free, but ABS LUrELY
OJAIMENDED IT 70 Hls CoTNTRYMhN rs
an OBJECT Of LOVE and REV yERENcE. =
nOJUes wrote that whenever it was
iE the interest Of Il government to dc.
ny that straight line was the short.
est distance between two points, it
would do 50, ami secure adhesion. |.
any ever thought the old philosopher
a cynic, let him liStou to the daily
ut,eranceo of Americans aud change
his opinions
Road the last paragraph over
ag an. Then set yourself a thinking
tJr Il few minutes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25
HThe Union as iC Was,

In The Times Of March 9, 1865,
we copied the following plthy remark
apropos to this topic, from an ex.
change newspaper. Repetition cau
but strengthen their force, 50 we print
them again. Taken IN connection
with a little "loyal" poem, elsewhere
given, they are pungently suggest.
tlve:-
"Have we been living in dolusions!
Were all Of the Fourth Of July ora
tions which told of the wonderful pro
gIess of the United States, OF the im>
mense results Of our system, aud OF
the glorious liberty eDj Dyed, for which
our fathers fought mere shams got w
to be read abroad and at wh;c INTEL.
gent men stuck their tongues in the
cheek, wihked at each other, and, like
Roman augers, conld not restrain a
smile for the gulibility OF mankinIl.
All the past must have been mere
farce; Washington, j Jefferson, uam,
ilton Madison, Clay ana Webster, iu:
genious actors, the Robert HelIers oil
verbal slight Of hand. There was no
liberty, no progress, no happiness
greater than the world ever saw, no
amazing prosperity; the whole thing
was one immense and magnificent lie
"a lie 60 utterly beyond all thst the
world had ever conceived Of in men.
Lacity; that it believed it, and could
not be disabused except by our own
testimony, if, indeed it can not be by
that.
Any man who reads the messages
oi Republican Governors to the State
Legislatures upon. the constitutional
amendment must rub his eyes to be
sure tina. he is awake.
Governor Cannon says, Let us
build up pure and free government.
Only fancy Webster, with his massiveI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25
NEWS lFEas-CLEPPINGs.

May %, The Augusta, Ga. cor.
respondent of the New York HerGld
giyes an account Of the Federal occu
patton Of that city Oh may &. 100,
600 bales OF cotton we're found there,
S1O,00O,0O0 worth OF ordnance and
military stores, and about S45, ,OoO III
bullion,
A part Of Jeff Davis specie train
was captured, AMI sl85.OO0 IN go'd
secured.
The Savannah River has b1en
opened to Savannah, and railroad
communication from Louisville to
Charleston will soon be complete.
The first step to be taken in North
Carolina toward u reconstruction WIN
be the appointment .! a military Gov
ornor, under whose ausp.eea State
Convention will be held.
General Sheridan'5 new command
virtually supercedes General Canby
in the Mississippi division, General
Cauby 10 ordered to tJo Cult, which
relieves General BanG5, who is order
ed homu. The action in regard to
General Banks is Of a purely military
character.
Genelai Sheridan, according to the
Washington correspondent Of the Trt
Iune, has lott for Texas. He is to
collect an army and march upon Kir
by Smiths forces.
General Sherman, with q large
force, has oraers to proceed to Texas
and lay it waste if the people do not
submit.
May 24,-The superior officers OF
Sherman's army are urging the remo-
val Of Secretary Stanton, and dGmou>
etrations OF displeasure from the rank
and file are expected when they pass
the White House.
Hon. G. g. Clay, Of Alabama, sur
rendered himself voluntarily to Gen
eral Wilson, when he saw the prola>
masion of the President declaring
him participant in the assassination
ard Offering a reward OF S25,000 for
his arrest. He says he is c0ncious OF
his innocence, and demands trial.
lie was in La Grange, Ca, whom he
surrendered, and not in Canada, ay
has been supposed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25
u. NM is a llaud which is Inch

small. This is llaud which is high
ly Injurious to the honest sheep grow
era, as it hurts the whole business,
and causes the wool buyer to look up
on the class of sellers Of wool as shar
pers. Il ia said by wool dealers that
ibis policy "does not pay" the oil
cake and extra food costing more than
what is gained by the additional
weight which goes into the wool.
There are many other small frauds
which are complained of-but the
foregoing embody those which are
OF the most importance. They not
only hurt tho individuals who prac-
lice them more than they are benefit.
ed thereby, but they also operate
against tho farmer interes. in other
ways. Tho competition OF foreign
wool is complained of by the produ~
Ger, and yet by fraudulent practices he
encourages that competion against
himself By presenting his wool in
a condition he Injuries himself, be-
cause under the United State5 tariff
the dirty gralos Of wool pay tho least
duty. The lowest grades is taxed at
3 cents per pound, the next G cents
per pound, the next 10 cents per
pound, the next II cents per pound
aud 10 per cent. al cALO'um. Ii the
farmer bring his wool to market nice
" washed and IA tho best order, be
has tue protection OF the highest duty.
On the contrary, it he presents is
greassy and foul, he reduces it to tue
value Of low priced foreign wools-.
some Of which can pay the duty and
cost Of transportation aud then under
sell him, These are matters oi aGtu
al interest, and they should BE- attend
ed to bV all. 1t can bo shown That
in wool dealing as well as ia many
other matters, chose who are exceeds
ngly cunning, are exceedingly tool-
isd.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25

David Hume said that, althodgh, by taxing
its energies to the utmost, tie country might
possibly live through it, the. experiment
must never be repeated, even small in =
crease may be fatal. Granville said the ma
tion must sink under it unless some portion
Of the load was borne by the American Col
onies, anl the attempt to impose this load
produced the war of the revolution, aud, in-
steal Of oldimiHishing, added another hundred
millions to the burden. Again. says Mlca-
uIay, was England given over, but again she
was more prosperous than ever before. But
when at the close OF her NlpOleOnic war s
IN 1916, this debt had been swelled up 10
the enormous sum Of over egdt hundred n
| ions sterling or four thousand three humid
red million dollars, Or nearly one half The
enlile property Of the United Kingdom, tie
stoutest heart, the hrnest believer in nation
al progress and national development, mighr
well have b9eu appalled,. But in the very
face OF this mountain OF obigatiOn,-;o say
moth ing of her vast colonial possessions
the property of the British nItion has been
more than trablel, aud her debt is now 4
charge OF but l2i per cent against it. AL
that Great 3cetan has done in paying heI
debt, we shall do,and more, with ours. We
have vast tertore! untouched by the plow
miues of all precious metals of which u,
lave hardly opened the doors, a population
full OF life, energy, enterprise and industry
and the accumulated wealth Of money anI
labor Of th5 old countries pouring to thl
zap o our giant aud eVer-tO- be-uuited fepub
lie. Durlng the fercssl ahd most exlsu ST.
Ing OF all possible wars, Ne have dsmJnst "a
ted our national strength and all the wOTI,
over, national strength is but another nam,
for national credit. "hs good as lutte,
Stocks" will soon be synonymous the vUr /
over with "ds good as Bdlish Consos." Eo
our part, We think a U. s. TIessury note
bearing seven and toree.tenths annual intel
est is Just as muCh better than Briti1h Con-
sols as the rate Of interest higher Somt
of our limid bretheren, who shipped lhe
gold to London I'd inve sled in rorsoIs. Al,
now glad to sell out and investat home at /
Iouud oSS,-and serves them right.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25
Frauds upou NyoI DcA!crs.
10 OUR WOOL GROWERS.

BY request Of a Number Of onr
best wool growers, We copy the fol-
loving article IRON the " Y. Trt-
buHo. 1t is Of vast imp)rtauca ina.
tho cnAIae;oc .; saa wJJ. .;y.l ru5
county should b. maintGnc4, o. 'ar
as prices are concerned. Il mere
care was taken in washing aud pat
ing up wool, it will surely pay our
growers much better.
The New York Tribune gives
some good advice 10 farmers upon
their duty an1 interest in preparing
wool for sRle. The thrittless, Care
less, and frequently dishOne st pfsc
tiCgs, to which many wool growers re
sort. instead OF boing TO their 03neti
depreciates the character OF Ameri
can %oos generally and prevents
them from getting Tor h9yce5 honest,
iy prepared as much as they should
obtain Tor them. The con6equonC- Vi
the practices resOrted to Oy many un-
5rupulOus farmers, tells Wllh sewers
Cy against the entire agricultural in
terest, and occasions the loss Ut a.
large sum OF money per annuu. The
larmer who III this III ttLer i5 tO sharp,
only over reaches himself lie may
by gn occasional trickGry, realize
something extra upon tho swindle ot
Il single transaction, Out when the in
l. jury done to business by the docov-
cry OF such frauds is taken iuto con
sIderatiou. aud the account balanced,
1t will b1 found that N th5 long run
honesty is the best poIcy."
The principal OF these frauds an!
injurious practices may be described
Under the following dlvi5ioUs:-
l. Sending wool TO market in un
understandable condition, either unwash
ed Or half washed, thereby COMPEL
ing Ehs buyer to purchase lilt at the
price OF good clean wool
2. Putting up the fleece OF the
back aud sides Of the sheep, well
washed, ana III such manner as to
conceal the dirty unwashed wool.
3 BY allowing sheep who are
well washed tU run, before shearins
d considerable time, the wool is fiji
ed with yoIk, which subjects the man
uiaCturer tO considerable loss,
4. BY an unnecessary use of
strings iu tying up h9eces, adding to
tue weight, and iu II large lot incroas
ing the IOss to the buyer, who pays a
gycd price lOr wool, and gets there
iOr useless hemp
5. Stuil'ug the inside Of fire look
ing h1eces with uuwashed wool pull
ed from dead sheep, rhiS frau can
easily Oe discovered by tue wool dea
er, from the greater weight OF tue
fleece. He takes his satitactiction
out Of the farmer by abating his Offer
50 that the latter sells his fine wash
ed wool very frequently at rate ap |
preaching the low price Of puIel |
wool.
6. Feeding sheep, shortly before
shearng, with oil cake aud food
which produces oil aud gum, an
fills up the weight OF the feeccs with
a substance which has to be got rid
OF in manufacturing, and which re-
duceS the sctua wool immensely, 50
that what would See N to be a large
is found, upon working it, to b. very
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25
"a Ouepr World,

Philadclphia, which cave Mr.. Lin.
coin a majority ~ some 10 or - O0O
v,t.s Itrnn yhi,n IL ,,nnl,, h,. l,i, =.
miner nis unl,cy -, A,rirau ,.,.n.ra.
finn was ap,yoyrl J r.lr.,s f., 'nsrmi,
col,,.d p.an.s ,o ul. i,t,. b,,s.
ears, Now II ,u..b,nti,u a. -iay,ry
!. worth what il rosi ,,, c..,r.i ,u,n
i, entitled 10 It, ..n,i,s TIT only
nrsp5 rl,ls3 tr..p inyo',pary sarvi
.uJ,. =, h.. ,i,uo,.u ac .,..., H,,.r.i,
t,.o hon t...r. t.. ..... -. I.nnI.r.;l,
~. ....,grp,,-I,, .r. y .,.,, w,,ny
Il, ~. rasp, . &, i,,. nol,r-p.,,... ,.n
ian Vny ty,l v.,, IRAN, m, phI,.
.5.uli,. Agr ,,,l,nlar ,JI,,trof,nu
d, IN. L,ii;,rs,us bstw,en n,earh,np
AID rrac.ic.
So-,n,rr ,p,,,r Nrop, ~
,up,.n C,p -Y,.,,r.I,,yat t.,no,n
n1i,n .n oxn;,..,n,,,, r.a. ,.,nsad -
ina na.hh,rL',ni If F,n,'h anJ
Gro,an .tr~ers ar;sina nrt nf I,s
.rtn IN rnv,rd :, mara accountant
sI ly CInn.I ;n.hn .rnv wn,.
to,k - srat in one nI the Fn1rth at
cars The negro was a s.rv,nt tn th,.
Colonel, and The latter con,jJcraj or
rbouoht that fine former if acconna
MED by Il white por,,n. wa, entitled
TO = sgat As s,op a, th, n,yr, got
INTO the car several passsny.rs protesl
ed to the conductor, ami demanded
that the causs II tbeir di,slri.f,ction
be removed. Tn. car was stopped
and i lon, argument and di.onfe IA
to the rigHts OF the coIorod man snsu.
zd omon1 the r,asseporrs who seemed
abont e.naly divided on tne ouss,inn
\ nothst car came mn and travel waa
snsuenleG Finally il w,. a,r.pd
with tina co,,jnctor and t1e u,..,.n.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25
SIERlFF'S SALE.
State of Ohiv, VintOn COnntu.

State of OhtV, Vlht0n Comfy.
Clsrrissa Dowd PltG:l In Court Of
Erwin 4. Dcwd Doh. On order of sale,
DURSUAN % command of an order of sale
l. Ia the above cause t. me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas. ol the aforesaid Coun-
ty Of Yinion, l will offer at public sale at the
door of he Court House, in the town OF Near
thar in the aforesaid county of Vinton on
Saturday the Gath day Of Juno 1855,
Betw. On the hoLIs Of ten o'clock, A, NJ, and
four o'clock, +. NJ, of said day, the following
property, to- witt One hundred and Thirty
five acres of land situated in the north half OF
section number thirty-two, (32, in township
number ten, N0,) Of range number sixteen,
li6.) of Ohio, Company's Purchase and turth-
er described as follows; BeginIng Eleven chains
ami twenty links west Of the north east coru-
er oi ,aid section number thirty-two, (32,)
ia lownship number ten. (l0,) of Rang num-
bal sixteen l6, )in the Ohio cor panys pure hase
hence south forty ore chains and twenty five,
hukS thence west thirty-two chains and nine
ty links, thence north forty y-one chaius and
twenty five, links, thence east thirty two
chains aud evenly link TO the place of begin
ing con.ainuig one hundred and thirty five acres
D. tho same more or less
Taken rs the prOperty Of Erwin +. Dowd to
satp fy Judgment in favor of Clarrissa DOwd.
Appu,iSat at Twenty-siX hundred dollars, d,
{ s26OO OlaHd must bring two third of THAI SUM.
TERMS OF sale cash in hand.
BRATToN 81 MAYO, D.. j. JHOCKEY.
Atty for Pltf Shff, V. Co. o.
Mry 15-65-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-25
IN AEEeNAE. REVENUE
NOticc' 10 Tex PAYERS.
AssEssoH's OFFICE lNTERAL r, vtKug.I
EELyLN1n District 0nIo. {
PoRrsEUUTH. SCIUrO Co. MAYS, 1868.

NOTICE is hereby gieyn that the lists of all
~ assessments made under thc Internal Reyc-
nue. laws OF the United Statcs made and taken
wlt"ih the Court Of Vinton, pnd the Eleventh
collection District Of Ohio will be deposited
Ut inc once OF Henry Payne assistant assessor,
in the Town Of Macarthur, County af,rsS,ij'
and there left open for examination from the
eighth day of June to the tenth day of ,June.
inclusive, AID, 1860. On the 18Th and l4th
days OF June, appeals will be received and de-
iernlined by the assessor Of said distIiot, rela-
1--WE to erroneous OF excessive a,Gessment made
and returned to him by the assistant assessori in
ana ior said county. All appeals. as aforesaid,
must be made in writing and mus5 specfv fha
particular cause, matter or thing, respecting
Which decision is required. e
=, DANL. .NcFARLAND,.
May IL, lS65-Sw ASs'r llth DistrictO