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Forests Address.
Cairo, March 8.

Cairo, March 3.
Jackson, Miss, papers Of the 18Th u!t,
contain the address Of the rebel Gen. For
rest 10 his troops, recosniing the results
OF his operations during the past year. He
says they have fonght fifty battles, killed
and captured sixteen Thousand men, cap
,ured two thousand horses and muls,, six
ty>seven pieces Of artillery, four store
houses, four gunboats, fourteen Transports
twenty barge<, three hundred wagons, fly
ainbuIances and forty blochhouses and
have destroyed ,hirty-six railroad bridges,
two hundred miles Of railroad, six loco>
motives, one hundred cars and fifteen mil
lion dollars wor.h of property, In ac-
complishing this, he admits they were
necessarily sustained by other troops, but
says their regular humber never exceeded
FIVE thousand, two thousand Of whom have
been killed and wouneed and two thou
sand captured. lie tells them to prepare
for renewed action, and warns them
agains, being a.lured by the siren song Of
peace, for there can be no peace save upon
their separate independent nationality.
Tie river is still rising here, Much Of
the low land between Cairo and Mound
City, and portion Of the latter place,
were submerged, interfering with opera
tions in ship and navy yards.
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Inspectiou of Teachers.
OFFICE OF CouyTY Surf OF SCHooLs,
Manitowoc, Feb. 10, 1863.

OFFICE OF CousTT SuP'r OF ScHools,
Manitowoc, Feb. 10, 1853.
The semi-annua Examination of Teach
sr. in the Public Schools Of this county
will take place as follows:
Ia Dist. No lComprising the towns
of Gibson, Two Creeks, Mislicolt and
Two Riyers-at at the School House, IN the
village Of Mishico.i, on Monday, March 20.
In Dist. No 2-Coinprising the towns
of Mani,owoc, Maui:owoc RAPIDS, and
Nsw,on-a. the School House, N School
District No. 2, village of Mani,owoc, on
Tuesday, March 81.
In Dist. No. 3-Comprising the towns
of Coorers,own, Franklin, Kossuth, and
Maple Grove-at the School House, In
School District No. l, near Cloupeks'
Mills. in the town of Kossuth, on Wednes-
day, March %.
In Dist. No, Accompanying the towns
of Cato, Eaton, Liberty, and Rockland-
at the School House in Clark's Mills. in
the town of Cato, on Thursday, March %.
In Dist. No 5-Comprisiug the tow rs
Of Centrevil!e, Scbleswig. and Meeme-at
the School House near IL. MULHeLLANDs,
in the town of Meeme, on Saturday
March %
If the requisite number Of candidates
receive certificates at the public examina-
lions no limited certificates viii be Issued,
or private examinations granted. If not,
private examinations, sghen granted, will
be conducted as thoroughly, as if in pub.
lie, and should occupy the same length Of
time; but no person can expect private
examination without giving me coed
cause for his or her absence from the pub
lie examination. The law requires that
all teachers be examined. Proper PRO
lection of the educational interests CT the
County, as represented in the public
schools, demand strict compliance with
the law on the part Of all concerned.
Applicants will please provide them
selves with good lead pencils and be pres,
ent at the time aud place appointed
promptly a. 9 o'clock A. NJ.
JERE. CROWLEY,
County Sup, of Schools.
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From Sherman.
W a.Linr'on NJ.

Washington, March G.
An extra Republican, Just Issued. saws.
Officers OF Gen. Scho GsIu's army. who sr
rived here this morning from Wilmington,
state that when they I-fs that place on .hs
Ist INST, deserters and refugees. who came
into our hnes that day, reported ths,
Sherman BY flank movement, bsd com.
psled The rebels to evacnaie Florence s
e, and wss moving in the direction Of
Fayetteville, n. c., which ism. difec,
route to either Goidsborough or Raleigh.
New York, March 7.
Affairs a! Wilmington under the ad
tnlrlstrstion Of Gen. Schofeld srs pro.
gres'lsg In very satisfactory manner.
NO orders have yet been issued tespe c.irg
the taking of The cath Of allegiance. but il
ID ssilmsied thai uInA- tenth. Of ,hs inhsb,
nants are wiling to give this proof Of
their ioyalIty 10 the government.
The Hor!aPs Washington special SAYS
Evidence accumulatss .hs. Sherman Iss
moved BY the faux Of JoLn.,on's forces
ani placed himself between that tody cf
rcbsis aud Wilmington.
Ofice's from Gen. Schofs!d's army.
who arrived hers to-day, say thss refugees
and desertefs daily come inlo our Iue,
They report Sherman As having moved
from "insboto, South CaroIius, in the 81
recsion OF Fayetteville, North Carolina,
banking Florence and compelling the rsb-
els 70 sVacuats 1t, upon which it wa. oc
eupled by our cavalry, who we're enysnei
IN 1he destruction of the railroad. The
po'''tlilty Of junction between Sherman
and Schotield is thus assured beyond a.!
DOUBT, though up to March 1t it bsd &c
been actually effected.
We have nothing further this morning
ffom Sheridan.
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ImDortant Achievement.

War Dept, W Washinglon, March 5.-To
Gen. Dix The following dispatchrs in
relation to the reported defeat aud cap
ture Of Gen. Early by Sheridan, aud the
capture Of Charlottesville, have been receiv-
ed by this department. Gen. Sheridan
and his forces commenced their movement
last Monday towards Stanton. When last
heard from. Maj. Gen. Hancock was pIso
ed iu charge Of the middle military divi
sion during the absence of Sheridan,
headquarters az Winchester.
E. N. STANTON, Sec'y Of War.
City Point, Va, March Sill a m
Hon. E. 81. Stanton :-Deserters in tbs
morning repor. that Sheridan had routed
Early aud captured Charlottesville. They
repor. four regiments having gone from
here (Richmond) 10 reinforce Early.
L. S. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
City Point, Msrch 5-2 p, m.-Uon.
Z. NJ. Stanton :-De.erters frora every
point of the ensmy's lines confirm the
capture OF Charlottesville by Sheridan
Thsy say he captured Gen. Early and
nearly his entire force, consisting Of l 500
men. -Four brigades were reported as be
ing sent to Lyuchburg, to ge. there before
Gen. Sheridan, if possible
U. s. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
City Paint, Va, March Sd q. m
Hon. f. n. Stanton ;-Refugees confirm
the statement of deserters as to the cap
tue Of Early and nearly his entire force
They say ii took place on Thursday last
between S'aunton ard Charlottesville, aud
that the defea, va. total.
/. s. GRAsT, Lieut. Gen.
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I'm Probate,

Mahi,owoc County Court S!ate CT Wiscon-
sin, haui,ow, County, s. Ia the matter of
the estate Of Car! Schneider decGlsei.
nN Ills 9th day of March \, d. 1865, upon
" reading and fling the petition of Peter
Werner stating that Cal Schneider Of tho
town Of Ceutrevlle OF the Comfy Of N.nitow
oc, died taState ON about the I1th day of
October 1861, aud prayil 2 that Peter Werner
be 2pp0HteJ Guardian OF the minor children
of the sail deceased i IS Orde4ed, that said
application tc heard before me t the Probate
Ohce iii the village Of Mani oacc, On the 81
day Of april 4 D, 1850, at 10 o'clock A. Nj.
And it IS Further Otdercl that notice OF sal
application and bearing be given by publishing
copy 0! this order Tor three successive weeks,
once i'll each wcs!. in the Mauit0woa Pilot,
newspaper printed III s2A village, prior to oaid
hearing, l'y the Court
GEO. W. BARKER, gornly Judge.
Dated March ., 1865
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THE Next PRESIDENTIAL WAR-CRY.-
The Democratic Press thinks that the mex,
Republican Presidential war-cry will be
" War with England p and that by this
means our preien! rulers will lie enabled
to continue in power another four years
alter tie present term expires. Unlike
other editors, we do not pretend TO the
gift OF prophecy; but we opine ,hs. the
successful candidate will ride into power
on the ticket of Universal Reputation.
Though We were TO annex the whole world,
the human family could not pay our debts.
and BY thunder there ain. no use talk.
ing aboU, i.!'- Sas Ffnsasco .Ne.r,-
Llper,
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EDITOR PILoT-Dear Su:-Why is it
that in the nids. of apparent patriotism,
while os.entaiious parties and societies
are gotten up for the slledged assistance
Of the soldier-his wife is permitted to
starvs at home? If the wife Of soldier
happens to be in good circumstances and
wants nothing-then indeed will she find
the cornucopa of public sympathy hung in
every corner; but lei her be poor, needy
and humble, it matters not how manifold
NAV be her yIrtues-sEe may s!arve, and
starve too, in the midst Of plenty. l am,
by my earnest request, permitted to men
ton the name Of Mrs ALFRED MosuER,
whose husband is now in the army, as an
otjec. merising the heartfelt compassion
of everv kind and feeling heart. Al a
tims when our national prospects were
the no ost lowering, and the soldiers hope Of
return was the most precarious, she will
lingly gave up loving and devoted hus-
band, on whom she doated, to 60 and do
battle for his country, and all Of this from
true motives of patriotism. Mrs. NJ has
not received any pay from the army since
November last, and then but pittance.
With three little children upon her hands,
the oldes. of which is about five years,
she does no. murmur or complain, but
still labors diligently to keep her little
ones from starving, and rejoices liz having
performed so stern a duty.
She is now upon the point Of starvation
The forced gaity and light Of countenance
that flooded her little cottage have fed, a
stern reality has settled in its stead, ana
she has at last been awakened to the sad
probabilities Of starvation in the mids.
Of plenty. She has asked no help, and
ostenta.ious charity has given her none
She is industrious, kind, charitable and
economical, and in every way worthy of
the attention of those who are willing 10
help, less from show than from proper
motives For Gods sake, e. me ask what
kind Of people are We? Hero We have
hundreds flockiDg to a revival every night
trying 20 force peculiar religion upon
their neighbcrs, sending money to the
hea,hen (), &c, while soldiers wives and
their helpless children are almost starving
for want of little food, now my opinion
is, Mr. Editor tha. the poor beathen can
stand it e few days longer, while we look
after starving friends at home. Help
them in the name Of virtue and true re-
Iigion, with secret hand, and noble pur
pose
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" More Glorious than Useful"

The Philadelphia Press takes this view
Of :he capture Of Charleston:
The fourteen thousand rebel troops
which garrisoned Charleston have, in ODE
dience to the rebel policy Of concentra
ton, fallen back TO the northward Those
who believe tha, the evacuation of Char,
lesion indicates the despair Of the rebel
leaders, are in great error. The evacua'
ton OF the coast "miching naalecho ;" i.
means mischief. |, means that batlle is
to be given to Sherman; that all the scat
tered forces Of the enemy are to be draw n
together, to offer stubborn and bloody le-
sstance TO Grant. Though the capture
Of Charleston will be of incalculable value
to Us in the future, at present it is more
glorious than useful.
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In Probate.

MaLi,Cwcc Courty Court, Aauitowoc Courty,
State II Wisconsin. In the matter of the estate
Of Wnt, lin K oreu, asce .sei.
t T.. teaiiI TO the satisfaction Of this court,
j .t rt.s prjicon Of Jacob Ehierbesk admins
istya.or st tih-iu. koiten q, 4ged, that there
is not stf.C..ut psrsGi a. estate in the hlud, ct
tbs said JaoCh iilenh-cs - pay tie debts OUT
staining cssiEst The sad &c >ea-eo and the e1-
pepa.s ii administration AMI is necessary tG
seh tle Haoie Of said real e,tlte or sc
much OF said rcai estate a shall ba
Lece,sarg iog tte payment oi such debts. 1t is
therefore ordered tha, al persons interested in
the said real es'sto appear before tie under
signed, judge Of the county court for said
county at his Office in the village of Naniowoc
on III, Sd day Cf April, A, D, 1865. at 20 O'Clock
\ ii to show Cause, il any they have. why
iseise should not be granted t, the 5 ID Jacob
EhloI beck, to mortgage, lease or sell SO much
OF the rea! estate OF the said deceased, a. may
be NECESSARY to pay such debts And it is fur
ther ordered, that Il coVy CT the above order b,
published in the GaCi.owCc TTlor, a new spaper
printed IN sad county Of hani'owor, fer at
least four successive weeks aad served On all
persons Interested in the county of Mlnitowoc
at least fourteen days previous TO the day Of
hearing the said application.
GEO. ". BARKER County Judge.
Dated tbs % day ii Mach, \. D. 1858.
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From the ahenandoab,
New York. Marcel

New York, March 5.
lhs HeFaia's Shenandoah Valley cor
respondent says: "A few days $50 three
families by the namea Of Sherrard. Lee
aud bueinsl, were SET. over cur lines on
ils charge OF disloysii!y 1t vas discoy-
cred hat shsy had conspted together to
get up social ball, to which Geu. Shesi-
dan was to be an invited guest, and ;ha,
during it's progress datachmen. Of Mos
by's guesEliias Was to sejzs the General,
take h!.a captive aud convey him to i.ich
mond, along with Kelly and Crook. Tie
plan was frustrated, and the leaders who
concocted i. are now in fall communion
with those for whom they have expressed
sympathy"
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TOWN AND COUNTRY

COUNTY JUDoE.-By information re-
csivsd from promnent.c t.citizsns ,hroug hout
,hs county we are led TO believe that the ac-
tion Of The Democratic County Committee
in presenting Judge BAhKEE's name for el-
ec.ion as County Judge, has met with uni
versal approval. As We inferred last week,
va believe there will lie no opposition to
b. election. We have yet to hear Of one
man9who is sopposej TO hin-Democrat
or Republican. 1t is the wish Of both
par,ie. to have one election pass of with>
out contention or strife. As an editor, il
i. sincerely our feeling.
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Horrors of the Evacuation of Charles
ton
From the Charleston Courier, Feb, 90.

From the Charleston Courier, Feb, 90.
The terrible scenes through which this
has passed since our last issue
can only be conceived by those who wit,
messed the dreadful reality. The saGdest
part OF all is the loss of life which occur
red between eight and nine o'clock Salur,
day morning from An accidental explosion
of powder and the blowing up of the
Northeastern railroad depot. Abou! one
hundred and fifty persons including men,
women and chiIdren-were either instant
ly killed or persisted In the flames. and
about two hundred wounded. OF the iiu-
mense destruction Of property 40 estimate
can be formed, but it will amount 10 sey.
eral millions.
Early Saturday morning, before the re-
lirenent Of General iIardee's troops, ey
cry building, warehouse or shed, stored
"th cotton, was fred by guard detailed
for the purpose The engines were
brought out but with the ANAL force at
the disposal of the fire depaitmcn very
little else could be dCue than to keep the
buildings from igniting. On
the western side OF the city The conhagra-
iion ragged with fury. On the wha.f OF
the Savannah railroad depot several hun
dred bales OF cotton were awaiting ship
men, on The blockade runners also sever
al thousand bushels of rough lice On
Lucas stTset, leading 10 The depot, was a
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A Boy DEvoURED BY A BEAR.-A little
boy, about ten years Of age, residing near
IIopatcong Lake, Sussex county, New
Jersey, suddenly disappeared shor: time
since, havirg gone out with his sled 10
play. Nothing was seen Of him for some
time, when his mother, searching after
him, came across two legs, bitten off close
to the tops Of pair Of boots, which were
recognized as those worn by the little
boy. 1t is supposed that the little fellow
was devoured by bear or panther, which
is said to haye been seen in that ueigh
borhood
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Ep Probate,

hanitowoc County Court. State Of Wiscen.
sn, h4nito voc County es IL the matter Of
the estate Of John X Eastwood iccoesed
nN thi, G:h day Of March 4, b. 1865, upon
~ reading and Hing the pe.ion Of Cathar.
Inc Eastwood, stating that John X. EASTWOOD
OF the County Of haultow0c, died intcstate on
or about the l7;h day Of february IS65, aud
praying that Catharine Eastwood be appointed
AdmiHistrat'x ct TIE esra'e OF the sad deceased
Il IS Osdrred, that said application b. heard be-
tore ne, al tie Probate ON in the village Of
hantovoc, on tie 81 day Of htr.l A. d. 1865,
at IG O'clock A. II. AID 1t is further Ordered
tha. no ice Of said application and hearing DO
given by PUBLISHING 4 copy Of shis order for
three successive weeks, once in each week. in
the Asnitowoc Pilot, a newspaper printed IN
said village, prior TO said teaIing, BY tho
Court.
GEO. w. BARKER,
County Jucgc.
Gsa. y. Wonpfs, Atl'y.
nst.I March q In,,I
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A STORM BREwING.-1he New York
Tribune frankly says:
"The time is at hand when questions
Of economy and re,renchmens will be in
orjer-nay. when tbs weight Of public
burdens will compel their consideration.
let those who care 10 ou,live the storm
which is plainly brewing look well to their
record
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Dreadful Accident,
Nj adj son. AlarcE

Madison, March 4, 1865,
In firing the salu!e to-day, by order Of
the governor, the gun went off premature
IL on the second discharge. John Waich-
srt had onA, of his arms blown of, and face
and body considerably irjared L; Is
feared be will lose one Of bis eyes. Tie
arm was ampu.ated near the shoulder,
and though his condition is critical i. is
hoped be will ge! well.
John Mcfarland, state armourer, had
one thumb aud finger blown of
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%A correspondent of the New burg

EA correspondent of the Nevburgh
Jomnul, Of he llth inst, saya that lie
sar in that village, on ,ha: day, the widow
ard two children Of soldier, who had
died 10 the army, turned into the street Jy
her landlord for rant eta months rent on
she day it was due and ore Of the chill
dren TOO sick TO raise lis head from the
pillow. Bet lie was an Abolition lanl
lord.
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Eteamer Sunk.

CalTo, March 6.
The Memphis and Vickabarg packet
Jas. Watson, laden with government
freight, large number Of passengers aid
elghsy-six soldiers. sunk eIye miles be
low Napoleon, Ark, on the morning Of
the ~. Over thirty lives were LOST, in
clading ore Adams express messenger,
twenty soldiers, and several women and
children. Iha steamer and cargo are
total los:
Nine buildings were burned last night,
involving an estimated loss OF $3.50 GOO
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Resp ectfully yours,
A NEG UDOR.

We pubIi-h the above at tne requss, Of
one Of cur prominent citizens. 1t needs
no comment from us, eScep! to say that
those ladies who pretend to bo ioyal, and
devote their time principally to the abuse
Of Democratic neighbor', should hide
their faces in shame when they read it.
But the case alluded to is not the only one
in town. There are many others that
should be attended to by the loyal and
patriotic ladies Of the village.
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THE STATE ROAD The residents Of
the southern portion Of the county wi.
te rejoced TO learn tia. the law creating
State Road from the village Of kieI TO
Mani,owoc. has been repealed by an act
Of the Legislature. We are indebted TO
IIon, HENRY MUIuoLLAkD for a copy Of
ths law-one section OF which declares
,ha. the acts Of the Commissioner III Iay.
ing out said road ere null ard void
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Eg According to the Fond du Lac
Press, the President of The shet oygan
railroad company say arrangements have
been perfected that will insure the com
ple,ion of the road to Fond du Lac the
coming season,
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T Official statements carefully made
up in the war department will show, i. is
said. that the number of so!dieys in our
service who have died since the war began
will reach the Startling number of twp
hundred and forty thousand, or very near
a ausr;e. ct million
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDgsT.-We regret
to learn that cMr JonS MAnER, worthy
citizen Of Franklin, kewaunee county,
and son~inIsw of CHAs. JoHNsoN, ESQ.
Of Gibson, was scci4ently kiIIel the latter
part Of las. month, while working on the
Peninsula Railroad, below Green Bay.
Hiu remains were brought home, and bur
led 10 Coonerstown last Fridav.
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SheIiH's Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, aian,towoc Comfy Cir.
cult Court Hazekih Il, Smith and Siephcn
II. Seaman agains, WilIism =. b. Honey and
A'zada n. Honey, his vile. judgment OF fore
closure ant. ssle.
nN virtue Of and pursuant to a iud .reat OF
~ SAID court in The above entitled action rem
deiei aid dated Decemoe. %! 1884. | shall
expose for sale and sell at pub lie auction at the
Court House in the village Of Manitoyrcc q,
thursday the 27th day cf April, 1855. At the
hour OF o'clock Of That day the following de-.
ScFioed moitgaeed premises or so much thereo!
az shall be sufficient to raise the amount due 10
'he plaintiffs for principal, interest, ard COST
t1gether with the expenses o. sale, tc wit all n 3
following described parcels Of land sruste iv;uo
and being IN sd county Of Man towoc. It ,tr g., {
Wisconsin designated as the west Aalfofthe ~. b
east quarter, ani the north east quarter of tln
south east quarter, i'll section IN rty>six f3fl ~
township twenty one (2D OF range twentr-
three t23) IN the Menasha land district. co,.
t'ihih6 ore hundrel and twenty acres mora oc
fss, al'o ies9 to acres formeily decided to uer
y Joh nson on the wcs, half Il south east on,r.
ter On the east line O. s. i eighty, along the
Green lat read,
HEo s GLOVER. Sheriff
ofhalifCwoc CGuatg. via
HAMILTON & TaEAI, PItifs A.-ys.
Dated s. er'fs nlScs, tsuiowyc. March e,,
ra$5. F' 1'1
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A NEW AND GOOD THI>G We call
special attention 10 the advertisement of
the Trarelcr's Insurance Co., for which
T. c. Shove Esq, is Agent. 1t is good
thing, and must become one Of the prom
lnent institutions Of the age. That it is
sound and worthy Of confidence, Mr..
Shows connection with it, alone, is a
suf1ieien. guarantee.
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EsilCCtOrI.

GUsrAvrs F. DAVIS, Pres't City Bank, Hartford.
". II. u cALLGsDsk Cash'r State Bank.
JAS. L. HOWARD. j. L. Howard & Co
GSo. ~. NcoRE, Moore 4 johnson
kAk>BAlL JEwKLL, p. Jewell 4 Sons, "
.. gosHgrS, heness, Roberts L Good~iul &"
Tucs IHiKsAP, Jr., ketchuu, Son & &C., Ny.
cHAs. "HIIE late cashier Northampton Bank
c D. ERWIN, rIes't New Britain Bank
nuGH HAIEIsoE, Treasurer Colts Patent Fire
Manufacturing Co, Hartford.
GRO. 6. GILMAN, Atty u; Law, Hartford
ESo. BrScE LiiIl!yer = Bunce uarlford.
I. {. SHOVE, Agent,
v6n33-Im Manitowoc. Wis.
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To START a pAULKY noRsE-FiIl his
month with dirt or gravel from the road,
and he'll so. Now don't laugh a, this,
hu, Try ii. The plain philosophy Of The
thing is-it gives him some hing slsp 10
think of. We have seen j, tried hun
dtsd times, anii has neve, failsd Er
cionq.
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WASTED AT this office boy to learn
the printing business, None bat steady.
homes, and industrious lad need apply.
One from tho country preferred
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HEAVY SroRM.-One Of the heaviest
storms of the Winter visited us on Wed
nesday evening. Six inches Of snow fell,
and the wind blew hurricane.