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a Few Figures Connected with the Oucs-
iion of pnyinE O0 the Public Debt.


Now INA. Psovo.t-Mushsl Fay has gone cut o.
tie figuring" business and lay'non may "cslcu-
latt' On theii own .ccount, W. have q few figures
and observations to lay before tho public, upon
the proposed plan for paying OIL the immense
debt ~ this country. Wo believe in tho vast nd
vsnt,ses we should derive as n nation ly inmc-
dately hqudsting every outstanding obligation
against tho United States but he moral effect u
successful effort OF this kind wouli have upon our
'Foreign relntpu-"-aa another specimen II how
We can do "bil things" will BE- marred by attempt
ing ~ compass such an Undertaking upon the plan
that has been 20 widely discussed. a. at present
managed, tho project Is similar to ito s,sempt Of
,re man who expected TO in himself over .
fnce by tugging Al his boot suaus. lie could no,
do It, and the debt will nuver be paid, II subscrp-
Sons toward /, are received, upon tho principle,
that each subscriber shall thus commute his future
tAxaton, ly giving Al this time, . sum which
merely represents his present TAX, or the taNcB he
would lie likely to pay during two or hve years.
In round numbers, tho debt Is four thousand
millions. Upon this sum the annual average inter.
es', at various rases is say two hundred aud Gfty
mil ions-or nearly Ave millions Of interest money
u due the bondholders every week. Under the pro-
posed plan, which has been received with favor by
tho people, less thsn three mlous OF dollars have
been subscribed and two weeks OF tmo were
require to obtain even this sum Any intehgen,
reader can easily hsurc up tho chances Of lQli-
dstug tho national debt II the interest thereof Ia
not even met by the subscriptions already re-
ccivcd. II any sensible, practical man hal dolib-
eraiely calculated" the feasibility Of paying of
our public debt by the spon.sneous action of the
tcople, he would have looked upon the matter rs
genuine business uansacton, and presented II &c
q people by saying, " Tor so much money down
each Of you can obtain exemption from o. many
dollars worth Of taxation per annum - OF h,
would have said to the public, II you will gny,
lie Government little more than sevcnty-fv,
mil ola 4 dollars per week, this greA. debt vii
he lquiI,ted IN ono ysor" Al the rate Of cub
srp'ious now coming In, on the proposed plan
abe debt VII not be paid st the end of soyen,,
years.
IL will thus be readily soon tha, the proi,c
slrosdy started does no, ueo, tho end in Wow
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TRADE NOTICES.

T IGHTERMEN ON DECK - THE OFFI-
- GERS and members OF the Lighternen's Union are
most epectably ieques ed TO meet At the corner u
York ana Pearl sts, BTooklyn Oh the ith inst at l2s
Y. NJ, a. we ale going to brins home our new banner
and tags PunctuAl attendance 10 requested OF all
members, there will be the VI imposed.
BY order JAMES BURk PIes WM. sEEkhEN.
sec. 700
limited COOPERS, NO. 2-ON DECK
~ A special meeting OF his Society will be held ~
BeurueyeIs Hotel, Broad ana Pearl st., this sat-
urday afternoon, at o'clock lhs members viii be
punetual in attendance, to hear the reports Of theI
committees Tho members VI our sister societies are
respectfully asked not TO interfere With US In Gus
prs-ent crisiA by oIder Of the Socisy. CHARLES
CARTER, fTcst. G, lAKHOOD, Sec. l2U
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


For One Dollar-Tbe JAM, Feb, March,
April May and June numbers Of the Illustrated Phre-
noogicd Journal will be sent. To secure the Pic
torial Doub hunters with Phyriosnomy, Lthnolo-
gy, Phtenoocy, Physognomy and Psychology, seud
at once to FOWLER & WELLS, so Diosd ray, New
York. 32g
stop that scratching and use Wbcaton's
Itch Ointment 1t eutes Itch ard IL kheuu in
foryeTht hours and all eruptious Of the skin sod
by all Druggists si2
As " bite Snow-Are the heads Of
thousands uho have scarcely STAINED the prime
ot lie; Motifs Chemic, pOmade restoTes tie
hair, however gAy, 10 IL former beauty.
% no more liquid compounds or hair dyes. sold by
druggists al 80 and IS cents bottle. Depot 81 Bar
clay st. 4!4
Wheeler Il Wilson's Highest Preiniuu IN
Iock-sulch scwing Machines, aud ButonhOe hz-
chine. go broadway, New York. 542
Prices Greatly Reduced spring Clothing
m even vanety, ~ 7. u. Badvn's 70 aud " Bo-ery
The arge,t ftmont AID store In the city Better
ST. lie, and prices iess. 40
The Original Howe's sewing Machines
for sale o. go broadway. ELiAn HOWE, j., In
venior and Maker. AGENTS wanted. 800
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would he ucr,by advanced, ia proportion to the
rap dity with which al who dwell within our
border, became emsuc pa,ed from the onerOus
svat,tn oftaxston At present IN operation.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-21
CIRCUIT COURT pRocEEpINes.

Jones, convicted of forgery, was sentence
ed to seven years in States prison three
other indictments against Jones were dis
missed, the prisoner having been already
sentenced to States prison. State VS.. Tricke
-larceny-plea of guilty entered, and upon
statement of the circumstances, the prisoner
was sentenced to one years Imprisonment
in the penitentiary, and the property stolen
ordered to be returned to the owner, Abby.
State VS. Hewett-selling liquor-plead guilty.
and fined $50 and costs. Stringer VS. Heller
-slander- that the words charged not
being actionable in themselves, and no spe
cial damage being done there was no cause
of action; judgment for defendant. Silvia
vs. -damages-tria by jury YER
dict for defendant; motion for new trial in-
terposed. Hake vs. Mcgee motion to dis
miss appeal-held that judgment given upon
demurrer is such an one as may be appealed
from no certificate of an attorney, setting
forth errors needed in an appeal from County
or Justices court. Drew VS. Dalles City
continued for testimony. Miller VS. Mcgee
withdrawn at plaintiffs costs. Ray VS. Ray
-divorce-continued for testimony. Lange
VS. Lange- -divorce-continued for testimony.
Besserer vs. Besse -dvorce-dpcree at
plaintiffs costs Shipman VS. Shipman-
divorce-decree for descrtion, name changed,
at detsndant's costs. Fulton VS. Logan
continued for hearing at chambers, January
10, 1865. Lownsdale VS. Ankeny ct al-con-
tinued on report of referee, for hearing Feb.
1st, 1866. Salvador Maltese, Richard Brook
house, and Francis Fitzgerald were admitted
as citizens of the United States.
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Dissolution Notice.

VUNHE FIRM OF j. W. MILLER 4 CO. have fila H..
disposed Of their etre stock. In this CITY 10 Msss
Bunneli Miller, who will continue the business M H.
same sal ttand Mr. Thomas er ia authorized to s,ttIs
I'll liabilities and collect all debts DUE All petsns
and settle aud save costs J. w MILLER n Ce aiu
palles City, Nov 23di 1866. n2ssf
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MAR RIED.

In Dalles City, by Rev. T. Condor, Mr. WIN. q. vnf
to MISS HELEN X. Youso, Of Portland.
Compliments received. .tl.fr.nt. .t,l
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.JNo. DICK <So~
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THE SEMI-WEEklY NEWS
OFFICE NO 81 TEXAS STREET, Up
STAIRS
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Where persons have not III. mail iacili-
ties to admit OF their taking Srml-N eek
". they can have either til. Jr%dnp o.
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A9cnts are 0ifotc~i TvcHfy per-
cent. On the allure rntcs.
Club Rates For the Semi Weekly.
published Iuu-day and saturday
tIv. Subscribers one year ......S 3. 80
Ten ....... - n"
Twenty - ....... $50 o."
For ei,hev the T"rr,h.y or Saturday pa
per, one paper per week, equal to IL Week
ly:
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81; "A,
Arrrx OF Recorder Cas,insl,

account of the arrest OF Recorder Gas
tin.l from the True Delta OF the III
inst:
An affair took place yesterday
which is quit. laughahIe now, but
which at til. tim" OF its occurrence.
.r"ated a tremendous excitement and
Indignation among those cognizln'
Vt the affair. We give c,mpirt,
| history OF it below. In our edition
# yesterday evening We published
he folio wing
a dray driver named Wm. Strai
! gl-mey.F was arrested for wiltuIiy
unning bis vehicle against the bug
~ Of Lieut. Il. J. Wall, aud thereby
,r"aking the latter. This charg~
he Lieutenant will have u Prov
o"tor" Recorder Gastinel. in order
or William to beprop"rlv punished. -
1t appears that Lieut.. Wall WHO
belongs TO .he 1st /. >. Cavalry
id 20 to court, but unfortunately
for him he hobnobb-d it'll" too Of
zen with John Ear!"ycorn before
starting. lie VIZ quite 'soi-y in the
court room before the cas-. was cal
led, and finally, when he dray dri-
yer received punishment for his of
fence in n fine Of SO. h" became
mite hoist.rous and insisted hat th,
man should also BE- compelled to pay
tor the injuries his buggy had ~u.-
'ain.d. Mr. Gastinel explained 'ha,
for this lie mus, bring suit in a civil
court, tina, damages could not b.
awarded in criminal court and en-
lravur-d to emil gl,ten Wall up0n Ire
aw in tn. CASE But the latter could
not see. the point, " and became so
d-monStrativr that til. Recorder put
him madrr arrest tor contempt of
court. In few minutes, however,
he was released ;ud went away.
Wall. however, shortly returned.
accompanied by file of co!orcd sol
dirrs, with fixed havou"ts. March,
ing into the Office of Mr.. Gs-tinrl, h.
informed tina, gentleman that Il. was
prisoner, and when tn. Recorder
asked 10 see his authority Wall
Cd ID him, and said he would
tie him to the floor and keep him on
bread and water for a year. Resist
anc. could have been made Success
fully, but the Recorder thought it
best TO take things quietly, 50 was
along the street between Il
black body guard.
His friends were in furious state
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r. y. l. &. NJ. SMITH.
iGENTs
NEW YORK DAILY X WEEKLY NEWS,
Is 81 tArr's. street. Room Ne. S-osD.t
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would respectfully solicit the patronage
from the people Of the south an,i West
The is most excellent Family Journal.
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Equality and Popular Rights. All p-r~ons
wishing 10 subscribe or advertise. will de-
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All persons from the country viii haze
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Farmers having Lands for sale would do
well to advertise in its columns - its e1-
tensive circulation offer great adv Aatagss
In that line.
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:, TAN %DTICI [.


/. :. DrNECr TAX CuMuIS>r"> FOR TIE
STATE uF LOUISIANA.
Office. l-i Common Street
l'llE TnN Roll for the Collection OF /. :
i Direct TaN for the Parish "t C,,tdp i
completed and tn" Take. thereon levied,
under and by whine Of an act entitled An
act tor the collection of direct 'aNc- in in
,nrrrctlonary districts within the United
STATES and tor Other purposes approved
june :. l~G2. vii! be payable At the Court
House, Shreveport. La, within sixty days
iron! ib. lst ofS..p,"mbrT. 1868.
All lots and parcels ot land within said
District on which tn" taN"s stall not be
paid within said sixty days viii be forfeit
ed t. the nit"d states.
r. NJ. RANDALL.
Il AMES.
i. URBAN.
Direct Tax Commissioners for Louisiana
Attest. X. : pERiCKsuN. clerk
cHAS. +. HI ESMAN,
~eplh-t Collector.
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sheriff sale. 1.-The State of W iscnosi

sheriff Sale.--The State of VI iscnosn
Circuit Court. Manitowoc County.
Htz siah H. Smith and Stephen II. Seaman
against William. B. D. Honey, and Az ida NJ
Horev his wife.
7 " virtue Of snl pursuant to a Judgment OF
L said court II the above entitled action rem
dered and dated December %, 1864, shall
expose for sale ard sell at public auction at the
Court House in the Village of Manitowoc on
rday the 29th dav of July 1865, at the hour
Of O'Clock Of that day the following described
MOI gagged premises or 80 much thereof as shall
be sufficient to raise the amount due to the
Plaintiffs for principal interest, and costs, to.
cether with the expenses of sale, to wit: All
the following described parcels Of land situate
lying and being in said county of Manitowoc,
State OF Wisconsin, desi grated as the west hall
OF he south cas- quarter, and the north east
quarter Of the south east quarter, in section
thirty~slx t36), in township twenty-one (2D.
OF Targe twenty tree (23J in the Menasha land
distri CT, continuing one hundred ard twenty
acres more or less, and lees two acres formerly
decided to Henry johnson, on the west half o.
south east quarter on the east line OF said eighty
along the Green Bay road
GEO S GLOVER, Sheriff
of Msnitowoc county, Wis.
HAMILTON & TREAr, PliTs Atty.
Dated SLeritfs Office, Manitowoc June 14th,
1865
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In Probate.

Asn!towoc County Court, Mani.owoc County,
State Of Wisconsin. In the matter of the estat,
Of William Rascn, deceased.
IN this 10th day OF July, A D 1865, upon
Oreading ard filing the petition of Leopol
Rasch stating that William Rasch Oft County
Of Manitowoc died intes'ste on or about the
iIth day of Jure 1868, and praying that
re the said Leopold Rasch be appointed
guardian of the miLor heirs Of the saic
deceased. 1t is Ordered, that said appli
cation be heard before me, at the Probate Office
in the Town and County Of NJ nitowoc, on tn
7th day of August, A. d. 1863, at 10 o'clock A.
4. And it s further ordered, that notice o.
such application and hearing be given D pub
fishing copy Of this ordec for three successive
weeks once III each week, in the MAhIrow oc
Pun, a newspaper printed in said Town and
County, prior to said hearing. BY the Court
GEO. ". BARKER, County Judge.
Eantowoc, July -, Ices
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In PHObafc.-.State Of Wisconsin, Nan

In pHObafc.-.State of Wisconsin, Mani.
tovoc county, s., In the matter Of the estate
o: Even Jerrusor, deceased.
TN this lllh day Of July A. D. Is65 upon
reading and fling the petition of JChn Gunder-
ron stating that Even Jer. OF tie county
% M,luosoc, died iutestate on or about the
lotf Day OF October, 1873 and irayi' that
Jsuid Torrison be appointed Guardian I the
..ino- hens u the SAID deceased. Ii is ordered
that said apr LEGATION be heard before me, at The
Probate Office III TIE Town and county IF YAM
l.usoc on tire 7sh day Of August A. d 1868,
u, 20 O'Clock Aud it Is further ordered,
that notice Of such application aud hearing be
81 en- by publishing a copy of this order for
three success i've weeks, once in each week, in
the Mantowoc rILor n newspaper printed IN
ssia Town aud county, prior to said hearing
By the &C t.
GEO. w. BAKER, County Judge.
Dated July l3, 1865.
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Dated July Is, 1865.


In PIObate.-.State OF " sconsin,
Msnitowoc { ountv, So. In the matter Of the
estate OF John Wickhardt dece ased.
1ON this 10th day of July A. D. 1865, upon
" reading and fling the petition of joseph
S.ihel, stating that tn. said John WickhsIdt 4
the county vi MantoNoc, died intesta'e on or
about the 18th day of February, 1853, and
praying that Jo-eph Seib.l be appointed Guar
clan OF the minor heirs of the said deceased. II
il Ortered that sald application be heard before
me .. the Probate eff e in the town ana cpun' y
OF Manitowoo on the 7th day of August A. d.
1865, at 10 O'Clock A. II. And it is further
Ordered, that notice Of such application and
hearing be givfn by publishing copy OF this
order for three successive wecks once in each
week, in the Nanitowoc Pilot newspaper print
cd in said town and county, Fri to said hear
ins BY the Court.
GEO. ". BARKER, Coun'y Judge.
Manitowoc July l3 1866
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srh vo1SSoto.. III asL.-
MILWAUKEE NEWS.
Daily, Semi-Weekly & Weekly.
.s.s-. :. sGiaF.zs a )
THE recurrence of another year affords our

THE rec lrrence of another year affords our
/ friends throughout this and adjoining
States fitting opportunity for special and
general effort to enlarge the circulation or HE
Ntws-Dai'y, Semi-W eekly and 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 the pee hilary recoinpense
once realized, we have the n tdesire to 'nai-
tiply the number OF our readers sf'' !"
The tone and character Of The News, under
its present manag cement, are now so well IN
derstood, that it would be supeituous "A
dulgs in any recital of our past, or protes ,ions
for the future. Suffice it to- say that in all thai
gees to make up first class public journal
latest general and commercial news by tele-
graph and Otherwise interesting rorrespon-
dence on current topics, courtesy IN Argument,
adherence to principle literary and nliscellaL
eous matters and attention to locsl inter SITS,
whether affecting our state or the northwest
generally, it is lot attended that The NEWS
shall hold any secondary position.
We suhjoin the present terms of the several
ditons H
Daily BY mail, per year $1,000
{" 6 per three months $50
SemioWeekly by mail, per year 400
IS per three months LOO
Weekly, single copies per year 200
-, ,' clubs OF five ,.. LIS
!
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In PrObat..--State OF Wisconsin

In PIODatt.-.State OF " Ihconein.
Nanitowoc County, aa~ In the matter Of the
estate oil Ever Jerruson, deceased.
nN this 10th day Of Jug D, 1865. upon
~ reading and hli:g the petition of Jckn
tiundelson, s'aiLg that Even Jerrulson Of the
county Of Manitowoc, died intest tie On or
sbou, the o Il day OF October. 1863. and
PRAYING that John Gunderson be appointed
administrator Of the estate OF the said deceased.
1t is o, dered. that sni application be Leard..bc
tore me, q, the Probate Office in the town and
county Of MauitoS voc. on the 7:h day Of august
A. d. 1868, at 10 O'CLOCK A. VI. And it is
Further Ordered, that notice OF sail application
and hearing be given b. publishing copy o.!
this order Tor three successive weeks once in
each week in the Mauito~oc Pilot. newspaper
printed i'll said village, prior TO laid hearing,
by the Court
GEO W. BARKER, County Judge.
DATED July Is, 1868
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Notice!

TUE annual NEE ing Of the Stockholders o.
L the Hsnitowoc, Two Rivers and Mishico,t
Plank Read Company, for tn" purpose of elects
ing officers OF the Company for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before them, will be held
on Thursday the 22d day Of June, A. D. 1865,
ut o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the office of
Charles kuehn & Co, at Mantowoc, via.
CHARLES KUEHS,
President of the NJ. T. r & II. r. r, Go.
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$4,000 Wisconsin Cur.
rency Wanted.

I have use for the above amount of WIS.
l consin Currency, and have several
thousand acres of the best farming lands in
NJ nitowoc County, which l will sell at very
low prices--and take in payment WISCONSIN
CURRENCY, AT PAR. Now, Gentlemen, is
the time to secure good farm at very low
price, and use without loss the poor money you
have CHARLES CAIN
Mauitowoc, April IL, 1865.
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Directors.

= D1rccJora..~ g, :
GusrAvus F. DAVIS Pres't City Bank, Hartford
W. H. D. CALI SDsR, Cash'r STATE Bank,
JAS. l.. HOWARD II. L Howard & Co
GEO. W. MtoEE, Moure Johnscn!] g
MARSHALL JEWELL, [P. Jewell & Sous, g
E. ROBERTS. kenes Roberts & Goodwin $
rHos BELKNAP, Jr., Kcchum Son i Co., NY.
cHAs. wHITE, Tate cashier Northampton Bank
G Is. ERWIN, rres't New Britain Bank. i.
,HUGn HARRISON, Treasurer Colts Patent Fire
Manufacturing Co, Hartford. . r > = e.
GEO s GILMAN, ATTY at Law, Hartford
JNo. ID BUNCE [HilNer & Bunce, Hartford.
I. c. SHOVE Agent, or
vGn33-Im Mant0woc, Wis.
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J. A. BROWN, NJ. D.,
Physician. Surgeon and Accoucheur
Kunit0lr0c WISCONSIN,

HAVING permanently located here, respect
Ill fully tenders h professional services to
the citizens Of Manitowoc and vicinity, trusting
that lengthy experience in the Practice of his
profession, ia all its departments, will suffice to
recommend him to their favor, their confidence,
and their patronage. .a.#f
PROFESSIONAL CALLS always attended to
promptly, and at all times, both day and night
~ Office and Residence, for the present
corner Of York and Seventh streets, at The dol
residence of K. X Jones
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CATTLE FAIR!
In Branch Village, Rapids,

A CATTLEFAIR will he held at Branch Vii
n lage, near Joseph Fulner's. on the Third
Monday of October, 1864, and every three
months thereafter, being the third Mondays of
january. April, and July
The Farmers of the adjoining to-ns are invi-
ted 10 attend. JOSEPH FULMER.
OctobeIJ, 1864.
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GEO. REED,

Attorney and Counsellor ct Lo~,
Has resumed the practice of his profession in
Manitowoc, and car now promise to giys
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part Of the State
For few weeks his Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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GEO, n. WOODEN,

attorney and Counsellor a: Lao,
Justice of the Peace, and Notsry Public. Par
ticular attention gwen to collecting, &c. or
hce on York Street, Maritowoc, Wis, nl-tf
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HAMILTON s. TREAT,

attorneys and Councillors at La
Office on York Street, Manitowoc, Man &C
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
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Photographs, Ambrotypcs.S &C

DIsSOIufiOn.--The partnership hereto
fore existing under the name and Grm of Small
ley. Prick & Co., is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent Of all parties interested. All de-
mands against the late firm, and all unpaid
bills will be collected and paid at the office Of
tie Manitowoc Foundry.
E. J. SMALLEY.
Nanilowoc. April 9Th Is65
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THIS BANK, having been appointed gent
i for this new and popular Loan, will receive
subscriptions TO the same and deliver notes free
of charge to subscribers, as soon as they can be
obtained from Washington.
Interest will accrue. from the dav, when
money is deposited with JUS and parties subscribe
ing will gain from four to five days interest over
subscription orders sent to Milwaukee or Chi
cago, and eight to ten days over orders sent to
New York or W ashington.
This loau pays sure rate Of interest (scven
and three eth per cent? and is convertible at
the end of three years. into the popular and
favorito " FIvE-TwEN TIES" which are now SELL
Jog at high premium, at the same time is ex-
erlpt'from State or municipal taxation.
20 legal ten Ter notes INCLUDING AC-
CRUYD IaTEREsT will be received on subscription.
The notes are iseued in denominations OF
$50, 500, $500, $1,000, 5000 = :.
b C. c, BARNES, President.
feo To- 500 ~ !. ACEvN