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, 1865-05-25

a *1sDGtnE Answcr 10 The Rebel rsvs
hroN n-sonie 9sfait 1sa9k to :, TrlEsr
-sR"rktn;s Of the Eetr Trade 1srwulu.

NEw foEK, Eay al.-Gen. Wilson In lstt,r to
G1r. Hrowr, who bad complained Of the calaipsa
OF the currency ind great scarcity tf proristous
smc1 The 5toplo. *ays Ee ta instructed bY tsa
fresfdent to Ely to him that these evils were
fanetd ~ treason. fnsutfcctIo1 unG rebellion
agstnst tle 1swr ofthe Uultcd Statcs, ipctted nud
c:rlicu On for the LIST four years by you ana yo1r
conicaer1te rebels aud GAitorst who alonc ute re-
sQnnslblc fCr oll tho waste, destltultou and w1nt
now cxist,ug In thar State, and what yup cali the
Ee<u4ts which the fostuces 0F wa. hlve imposed
1pe1 the 1'eoIs!e Of the Stats Of Georgia, aud ali
the loss and wus they bare suffered, cre charged
upon 5ou and you, confederate rebels who, usnsp-
ing authetiy, pEoyoked war TO the extremity,
uutll eoupe1ed To lay down yours arms
ard accept the Just penalty Of tic crimes Of
trczEon and rebellion; that the restoration Of
pt aee End order cantot te ntFIsted to re5 IL aud
trkttoIs; ttat the per=ons wto inctsc the var
and carried 1t on, will not be nllawed to nsseubIe
al the call Of their accoEpfces to act ayalr, as
legislature OF The State, anl again us1rp tts au.
tnoF1iy and tranchlEcs-Ecn who have caused 20
r1uch woe I'LL moi he allowed power again to set
On fpot frcsh ac's Of treason and febtillou. In
calling the legislature together again. without tbs
permission Of ihc President Jou haze perpetrntcd
fresh crime, that wilt be deet With a:cofdtuc,T:
and II ary pe.toh psesuEes to answer or ackuoH1.
edge your call, be will he at once arrested.
The Lew trAde regulations for Eayaan1h arc
working mot satisfactorily.
silver is plenty in Augusts. for change, ind
trR ihrrk nj nil
, 1865-05-25

he thus addressed him: "Wcli. B, hox
a1e musty, mouldy. magGot'y calf skina 70.
ing now in Illinois? Invent got over my
fcnaness for dickcr, and like to keen posed
On the market" The captnin's confusion was
not lessened by The Generals familiarity, aud
the name Of f"Capta'n Calfskins," by which,
Gen. Grant humorous'y babe hi,u goodbye.
will stick to him In the regiment 50 lung as
It rrEa1tns in eeYvice-
, 1865-05-25

LosDo.., May 1:-Ths D7.ly N1u, denies lie
ktsscmeut that prr,en, Jol,. tu1 H.s can ed f-esh
p1c cntn.iops to lc ad- for .Iary1s. conn .ctel
w..h The nIraio AIat1ma's d-prtGa1Ians. II s:Ys
the ca:e fenla,rs as Mr. 1Ircofa teft il.
The ncws nv i4p Persia ooly str .u-fhencd tte
rnEyielon, now un;y.1.al, that the rebellion il
oysr. [-~I-
The rcoef lo7n IS quoted q: 1af1t4.
tn tbe Howe ,,r r..rn,on. ~. -. ..,. II.
n1tr.t,rn 20 ~ y uI,.th.r ,ho s:-, ~ tttu. tut
seysa to erW Etl'esrtnt as ;,s ,n, 6,a f. 5s
Wbur! r.,s ~, NM s7 AAo p~s1 s"en os Ms'
1.hc Hn,n;n1F S1cr s..rn,, f,o,, &,, v.A,s.
having bsrn retns,itd ia nss,nan @ Ii. n;,es,,nn n
tEe Ca1,net. and n:,s1rss .Thcn 81 ~ sE,, ~
Tr4w,1 ~ s.n".rfrt u .a1, :. ~ NJ t sns nMu
ri act1nn Il wnn,,i h.yr r., - t -: ~ bnt1 ~
Ars,r.lisr ,,"sts - a., ~ ~ at ~
H.. W.'s 1p%;. u" H. - aao .anse oi
n1iya,c+t. nnw on,t r. mmn' ~. ~ = oe,y sWo
ihc nsf,ul wSen t:e carcsnmt nt n - ~ iTS,n1
cour.c win ths Son,ir5n sI,t.ap pH'+nt "ee inter-
The Aornn7 IHtt in IN rtI,u,.,, IN IN. s,,,,
tuhjcet rsys NJ. Witc pos,ponc hi, 81 ur.t1nn +,
uonsb!y enc to which m aEewet must na soesdsiv
given. - 'peeo's
The Iotf ssss 1t Is Impossible to- avold tho con-
ctEsed d to cx:st. The South Ceases to 30 beJlia
erent VIXEN ITO longer possesses the tnelns Of
pEostcuun: tue var ard az It has already made
be'". En- J0lptson und sherman, no caQse f1z COM
plant VIII be GiScu II neutral powers tulo..e The
-. nsi;. x.,,. ,o,fcoe ,,,,a, .4ho
~ ! ,,,.s. - ~ aao.s NY aloss p!cas-
$3.50 H. ,r.- T.. @ -, tS: !. ts.usenec tsuM
enls:a StaIes towards kngls1d. There sre evi-
yhe IN M tof o are
Tee eiaifns thas caEcon,
etanu aase not oIty improved tae sit1atson snd
te,psr of + fs as1 ~, Stzsns a1 have CON
~. n!seisa ~ - pusG iuE 1haa1' eaa1aces aro mo-
IHes - ~ t,ss ti.ies, Gaes LII y: VI.
@ r. 'a:s an eae pln!HS tterM3 eiYes
, 1865-05-25
THRICE QUESTION AGAI..
4 Few Words With TTndAntt:N, H1l.
l1rd Il &o...IIoU TA1ey Tre 1t Ttrir
EuAIumtYG--H0w the Tribune
Treats lt4--A contrast.

Messre. Wsdhsrna & Willard. de.1ers 10 &c At
dollar a week for lftcen pounds per
dsy, notify us to discontinue the TR1ut6K
at thrlr resltcnccz. Had they stopped
there tnf sid roshins more, their
acts cout4 czcitc no rems-k on OR p.ft, Arv
usr hes rigt, to subscribe for or t. dlscout,uur
the TRIBUNE whenever he pleases. But 1hess
reutlemeu cave seaaons therefor, VIZ: that thev
wers offended because The Tn1Buxx oppo.ed ,hs
ice monopoly, and exposed the cxtortton ,h.t
Ncssn. Wadsams d Wills.d are engaged In prac.
ticing on The people Of Chtcsco, We suhmst III,
this Is veT lame reason Tor discout3nninr thr
paper, tut II Affords IN excellent 1eason fns ~.
hundred tanlitcs whom they ara cheating. = sE,s.
anG3 consent fo sell Ut an honest ut1es.
b0t At esre. ". d w. rctort WHY don't yon aeIt
yoaf pener At the old prtcc7 Let Us e1am;pe tt,s
atter little. P1rrtous to he ri=c IN cld ,he pr.rr
o. me nai'y TR1susE was S 70 per year, aud Ihe
pf1eeos ise WAS IS to 40 cents per week for is ponds
q cay. When gold fose to 1E Gkls3, The nI1co OF
'ne IH19rkE WIS advanced to SiU per ser OF Is
rtnce Of Eold. '-~ @1
When gold went up to 2oo1a75, tie Tn1prxk
only increased ls prlre to E.s pr yelr q 81 pcE
ttnt en- tic cid 1nies. II il had followed gold. il
Cf1EE Wou11 il
, 1865-05-25
FROM SAN FscArCIsCO.

ArriyFl Of tho Overland nfuIl-MexI.
can Em1Esnt1On-SVDfk Oh tho Pa
ciflc lxn1lrvud-The Crops.
~
SAN FnAsctsco, May s3.-The oy1r1and mail
trfpGe dates from New York to tho 2jth, AID from
st. Louis to the aSih OF April.
In con meTci. circles there is lore huoyance.
The hatqre Bzatus, with Mexican eE1lgralts On
bosrd, ia ktlI under tie surveillance Of the mil
tary authorities It has been suggested that the
parry might he allowed TO leaye without their
arms, hut this they arc unwilling to CO, as thcy
ate ccnddent the authorities at Washington viii
refmit them to 20 armed, As the order fo1bidding
The expectation Of arms has betn anuu'lcf.
Il large force Of ln5orera is at work on the 1iue
Of tue Pacific Railroad, which Is the connecting
link CT the Califo1nis and Pac11c Rstl1oad, BE-
tween Sacramento and San Francisco.
Despite the favorable prospcets from the crops,
still iour holds a. $1i.0l1ell-59 per natrel.
, 1865-05-25
The Yellow Fever Plot.

ToEox7o, May 9L-Thc evidence In The case OF
Dr. Blackh1ru, gives details Of the yellow fever
plot. The testimony Of the prtneapal witness is
corroborated by the afldaTite Of Mr.. C.cary AID
", J. Hall, both Soushetners. The counsel lur
The flefepse admitted the evidence, but c2pteudcd
that bcrc WE no decided authority In sn2pa.t If
the trppest ion fur conspiracy to murder in for.
e;Eu country. aE TINT it Nas not punishable hy the
common Law tn England. unless 1t Was conteu,p!n.
I'D to murder the head Of government.
, 1865-05-25

III lF1EF If III VTkEC%S UKUuFVF.
Fon1Rrss MONROE, My 23-JeE. DAVIS and c,
c. Clay, afler hursns been t:ken yesterday after.
noon from the steamer Clyde, wee immecl4,elF
Closest corhacDcnt, tn the cells prepared for
their reception IN the second tier casennates.
They occupy cells sdjlcent to each other, and are
yery carr fully guarded By two officers aud twenty
men Of the 81 Fenn+5lyanta a.ta,le,y. Mfs. Dsyis
md family. and til. vile Of c. c. Cay, rem1fn on
hoard the steamer Clyde, which hss been co.fine
Ptitchard's command eonihw1a a:ain, IA
, 1865-05-25

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bsrc.l
ST. LorIs, May II, 1856
A fight occurred In Boone county, near Wcntz-
Vile, on Monday, between fifteen soldiera ahd
twelve Eue1ifa., who were attacked IN = barn,
having taken shelter there. Tley killed four and
wounded three Of the soldiers, when tho latter
h.d to withdraw for teinforcements, The rebels
eoon after had to ekcdsddle, 49,
4 successful meeting in fayor. OF the new Con-
stft1lioa IL held last night. Mayor Thomas pre-
speeches. Gen. Plle made a sti1iine % address,
wherein he said. .tii.soarl so.llers wlzo uuaui-
nous for the new Const1tutnA.
The tteamer Mercury. loaded with slck soldiers
from .FlckspurF, WaB Bnak tEcuty maic3 below
the tfty last night BY a collision wlth The ete1mer
uardt;mee. No lives were lost
, 1865-05-25

In the helest.e Nstioc ard Faacy Geods b1,losss.
Add5es RAWsON, BuLELET & CO.. SO Chamber,
itYeet, New yntE. TnySirt5j St w.Ftxne+
, 1865-05-25
Especial Dispatch to the Cticago Tfih7ne.l ]

SPRINGFIELD, H.. M4Fs4.
Ey order. iust received from the War Depart
ment It is definitely fixed thst Chicago and SPRING
d,1d arc TO be tho State rendezvous for Illinois
troops, to which places lhey Will BE- ecnt as eoou
AZ mustered out. The regiments n Shernan's
army to be mustered ont md sent homo arc as
o!lows: The 7th. s2d, s6th, Goth, Sid. 93d, 10lst
16sd. 1Dsd, lotto, 1c5th 1o7h. 10th, 1t1th. t1ath,
116th, 1s5th. 1:Tlh and 12sth.
-Four hundred returned Onion prisoners weIc
psid of and mustered out Of the servicc during
the past three days. There are noT ore, GO men
At GIMP Butter waiting their turn.
". 7. u. Cromwell, Cousres.n1n elect for the
Srverth District ls in the cry. lie will start for
washington II q few days.
=, lev eulored ciuzena o! Cairo hare sent to the
NOD e5amsa ycridgc $50 IS thur contribution to
tnr Lnceln Monument. TIE whn.e amount re-
te 44f1 30. - --
Two hnndred and df1y psroled Onion prisoners
tfnFtd 1!0n scheicli lateacls to day aud went
70 camp IN LEI, where they nn1 room be mustered
, 1ts Toteran scctmenss With sherman are the
ith, ytt. Ith, 18th. 18th. 18th. l8th a1th. 18th.
I'd, 9Th, a5h a8:h, sd, 63a, 63ta, 6iib 65th, and
, 1865-05-25

st.tetcst regu1stions arc being enfosced BY the
military au:hosities respecting persone visiting
,hc fortress. By order II {he Secretary OF VIE
no one either civil or military, is allowed to enter
arc farrIshe. very s. s1tnsly b5 The comnInisr
Ft1,a
, 1865-05-25

Clas scs of Hs cflcls to BE Excluded
fr0rR Amnesty.
<Eu YoEH, May - "A ep, ctal to the Ib.t,
Gated Nsshitg on. elth, s}Fs: "Itts understood
t. At I'll tic rct.l officers concerned IN the afro.
c!ous starvation Of our prisoners will BE- excluded
from the tshett. Of the amnesty proclamation;
11Eo the Fort Fslow mnrdvrers. It Will also
bteok M the arcnt landed eet4t-s hy 1.qurfp1 all
possessing such to t1ko tho uah Of a;leslaucc.
, 1865-05-25

NEW YnEK, aiay e8.-Thc Eteamrr Moro Csetee
nr1nrs llavsns daea to The tt. AmonR tie vsr'ous
M11fs xMn11fs cotcssnsnE the eteuTef S'oncwa!!, I. ohe
cdamsnt 81 hso bought her fo. fs:G,r1. Another
hsd e aat Capt H.ees. Q! The c9oneetient
,rs fr1 ~ snana*a her surrender OF CAPT idcs who
er s's7dttirM tn. stun!d rot be given fo
~ 4e,1,. a,s S.s:ts iha1 oc..l. LoEoFc1, REUSED
estre hrr ~ s @ ~ taSA conditions. hut Wonld re-
tne W. % to".d % The arsen6i and her nag los.
e,,, ~ ~ us,err and 1ntn were paid oI md rut
ecftral otter cr,hos,s Tern ,1io, N H. nar,
serdy 70 Stsssk. Tic rsa II ltt at:enaplt. ID put
, 1865-05-25

Tho &favsncrncF Of North Eotol1ua-
Its Haired Of xnc Nc-ro-p2yment OF
the IroerB- Gen. Shrr*ztaMse Letter
Ffrd keXar<its s:.sndi1snN-Stcreanry
SrvEurd summoned kke4o1f the G4ili-
GurJ A0mlutEslons
, 1865-05-25

New Yon1:, s<ray. st.-Gold Is more active aud
quotrl lo-> n,cntr. The ttyalce is attti "a! ii IN
pitts the lire sho;tcli, -ll couseqn I'll e l,cty
of gold fer delivery The open,H. price VA.
1+ee., The highest III, and At the close It'll WAS
A11
, 1865-05-25
FROM EUROPE.

Political MatttFs in Enelnnd-s.Lord
Ea1mGFstobss Htnfths-- Mercantile
FaislIrt s. :. Ehc = ttantlc Telegraph.
Alolhsr Medal Tor .1IrR. 1.fnc.iu..s
The NchlcAarig-1solkttIu QueHtlou-~.
Ile Markets.
, 1865-05-25

4 COMPETENT and RELIA.
Ia BILE GROOM. honosa51S dlscharge. frn the
AfMv. Can ind a n.aes hy cs'tiuz OF 1OaN MASON
LIOMss. tLEref Of Fratkha nld South Water xts-
, 1865-05-25

The Life OF Abraham lincoln will be s-at By mall, :,
POSTPAID, to any address for Is cents The Home Of
Lltcola- Price IS cents sAddycss c. L. BRIGGS, Ii
Desrporp s,rees, Chlcsgo. Ill. Agents waited xzESs
, 1865-05-25
ERD91 ST, LOUIS.

Fight KsctWcen EuerfflnE md Soldiers
-Gler tt1sE In favor Of The Nes~ C0u-
stttutlon-Co11lbton on the mlss1s.
kfuu1s
, 1865-05-25

12ccouciltari0u.
New YORK; May 2f-Tho friends 0! Gen. Staf.
man sn1 Secs"t.ry Stanton. ere enue4yo:ln, to
recunc1]e the former 10 theIattsr.
, 1865-05-25

EONOh 3F01ft TkOEiIc.
ForT No"!i.r, Mo5 o3.-..,he +tco,nur Noa,e.cy
:-T:'t3 ! T. .t..srEdsy ift: M0'ilc with full
cage q. :e:'tE op'guy&rir;Cu ut seeoS1t
, 1865-05-25
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Tho Illinois Regiments to be Mustered
Unt-.-ChicoEo and SpFIngfleld pl0cea
' OT ltenG~xvonk-..TAe- Flags for; the
ssDitary - FaiF--"mt1fary and Fer-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-04-04

must be made to feel the penalty OF their
crime. You, my friends have traitors IN
your very midst and treason needs rebuke and
punishment here as we'll as elsewhere.
1T is not the men in the field who are the
greatest traitors. It is the men who have
encouraged then, to imperil their lives, while
they themselves have remained at hoIne ex-
pending their means and exerting all their
power to overthrow the Government Hence
I say this the halter to intelligent, lnHuen-
tial traitors Loud cheers. But to the
honest boy, to the deluded man, who has been
deceived into the rebel ranks, | would extend
leniency I would say, return to your alle-
glance, renew your support TO the tovernment
and become a good citizen; but the leaders
would hang. Great Oh eering.
Il hold, too, that wealthy traitors, should
be made to remunerate those men who have
suffered as consequence OF their CRIME
Union men who have lost their property, who
have been driven from their homes. beggars
and wanderers among strangers. l is we'll 10
talk about these things here to-day, III address,
ing the we'll informed persons who compose
this audience. You can to a very great ex'
tent, aid in moulding public opinion, and IN
giving it a proper direction. Let us com
mence the work We have put down these
traitots in arms. Let us put them down IN
Law. in public judgment, and in the morals OF
the world. Great cheers.
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Merchant ,EailOrs,
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S S
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a
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Special attention given to the selection u
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" II. ARNOLD,
Jan 7-~tf JOHN a. FIELD.
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Jan. 3--tt
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-24
General Sherman and the British Con.
sui at Savannah.

On the arrival Of Gen. Sherman at Say
annah, he saw large number OF British
t1sgs displayed from buildings, and had a
curiosity to know how many British con-
suls there were there. He soon ascertain
ed tina. these flags were on building.
where cotton had been stored away, and
at once ordered it TO DO seized Soon af-
ter that, while the General was buisily en-
gagged at his headquarters, pompous
gentleman walked in, apparently in grea.
haste, and inquired if he was Gen. Sher-
man. Having received an affirmative re-
ply, the pompous gen.lem An remarked.
that "when he left his residence, United
States troops were engaged in removing
his Gotten from it, which was protected by
the British flag"
Stop, sir" said General Sherman /;
mot your cotton, sir, but my cotton /;
my co.toL IN the name of the United
States Government, sir. / have noticed
continued General Sherman, ga great
many British flags here, all protecting
cotton. have seized it all in the name
Of my Government.
But, sir" said the Consul, indignant
y, there is scarcely any cotton 10 Savan-
nah that does not belong to me-
There is not pound of cotton here
sir, that does not belong to me, for the
United States" responded Sherman.
"Wen, cir" said the Consul, "my
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-03-24
Inspection of Teachers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY SuP'r OF Schools. J
Manitowoc, Feb. 10, 1865.

OFFICE OF COUNTY SuP'r OF SCHOOLS, !
Manitowoc, Feb. 10, 1865.
The semi-annual Examination Of Teach
ers in the Public Schools of this county
will take place as follows:
In Dist. No 1-Comprisipg the towns
Of Gibson, Two Creeks, Mishicott anc
Two Rivers at The School House, in The
VILLAGE of Mishicott, on Monday, March 90
In Dist. No. 2-Comprlsing the town:
of Manitowoc, Mani:owoc RapiGs, ant
Nvwton-a: the School House, in Schoo
District No. ., village of Manitowoc, OF
Tuesday, March 81.
In Dist. No. accomplishing the town:
Of Cooperstown, Franklin, Kossuth, anc
Maple Grove--at the School House, il
School District No l, near Cloupeks
Mills, in the town Of kossuth, on Wednes
day, March %.
In Dist, No. accomplishing the town:
Of CATO, eaton, Liberty, and Rockland-
at the School House in Clark's Mills. ir
the town Of Cato, Oh Thursday, March %
In Dist. No accomplishing the towns
of Centrevile, Sch!eswig, and Meeme-a,
the School House near H. MULusLLAND' s
in the town of Meme, on Saturday,
March %
If the requisite number Of candidates
receive certificates at the public eXamina-
tons no limited certificates will be issued
or private examinations granted. If not
private examinations, when granted, will
be conducted as thoroughly, as if in pub
lie, and shsuld occupy the same length OF
time; but no person can expect private
examination without giving me a good
cause for his or her absence from the pub
lie examination. The law requires tina,
all teachers be examined. Proper pro
lection of the educational interests Of the
County, AS represented in the public
schools, demand strict compliance with
the law on the par. Of all concerned.
Applicants will please provide them
selves with good lead pencils and be pres.
ent at the time and place appointed
promptly at 9 o'clock A. NJ
JERE. CROWLEY,
County Supt of Schools
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u. S. $50 LOAN.
First National Bank of
ManitoWoc.

T'HlS BANK, having been appointed Agent
l. for this new and popular Loan, will receive
suhsc1 ptons to the SaGsC and deliver notes (, e.
ol cha' o. 20 subscribers, soon rs they can be
chained from Washington.
Interest will accrue from the day. when
money is deposited with US and parties suoscrb-
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 Washington.
This loau pays sure rate of interest (seven
and three te..th per cent? and is convertible at
the end of three years. into the popular and
favorito " FIvETwEnTIEs,n which are now SELL
irg at high premium, at tie same time is ex-
empt from State or municipal taxation.
Al! $50 legal tender notes INCLUDING &C"
CRUED INTEREST will be received on subscription
Tie notes are issued in denominations Of
$50, 500, $500, $1,000, 5000.
c.. C, BARNES, President.
Feb. 10. 1868
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF 1IANITOWOC.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of Comptroller Of the Currency.
W.cUTA GToN March I2G5

WASHINGTON, March l, 1865.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented
by the ndelsiened, it has been made TO appear
that the First National Bank of Manitowoc in
the village Of Manitowoc, county of Mantowoc,
and State OF Wisconsin, has been duly organiz
ed under and according to the requirements Of
the act OF Congress, entitled nan act to provide
National Currency, secured by a pledge Of
United States Bonds and to provide for the cir
culation and redemption thereof" approved
June Sd 1864, and has complied with all of the
provisions OF said act required to be complied
with before commencing business Of banking
under said act.
Now, therefore, l, Hugh McCulloch Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that
the First National Rank of Mantowoc, in the
vill!ge of Manitowoc, county of Manitowoc,
ard State of isconsn, is authorized TO COM
mence business of banking under the act afore-
sail.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal of Office thist first day of March, 1865.
Govt Seal. HUGH MCCULLOUGH,
Comptroller of Currency.
Mauitowoc, March 16, 1865.
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GEO. REED.

attorney and Counsellor at Law,
fas resumed the practice of his profession in
Manitowoc, and car now promise to gvs
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
Is Collections made in any part of the State
For a few weeks his office will be found at
his dwelling house
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re- Accounts from all parts Of Europe
speak of the extreme cold Of the past win
ter. Wolves have been unplessantIy
abundant in Prussia, having teen driven
out Of Poland By the cold.
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JOHN H. RUBKE5

County Surveyor Of Manitowoc County,
RESIDENCE, NEAR CLARKs MILLS.
Will promptly attend to al! business entrusted
to him. Orders may be left at the Store oe N.
Mahoney, or at tie office of the Manitowoo