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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

\ LA1aHABLE TrRS-ouT.-The Presi-
''.' , organ says OF the Radical procession
w. "e.come Congress that the strangers and
.o@s'e>.meu were doomed to disappoint-
.'@'' lie colored troops turned cut
.''2' bat the white end of the procession
va "> very shabby in point Of numbers.
-''' With dcscrtions and bad corns, their
-'",,''ia were reduced TO less than hun
..,' ~> they passed Centre Market, aud all
,'' al oppression Of countenance which
~, '"a loSaH: "lf Congress don't pass our
.. ... "'l'r all this marching, we'll not he
E"' III another similar scrape."
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We lear il rumorcd that Muscoe Gar
nett, ESD, Of Essex 'ounty, is candidate
for Register of t., Land Oilice.-Frede-
rick,SLmy Lc"3er.
In the House of Representatives on
Monday, Mr.. Schcnck, of Ohio, offered a
resolution inquiring whether General Lee
had applied for pardon.
Sunday night last, at Alexandria, Tim
lie, ..-, s.. shot, and probably fatally
wound, L, H.. iol. Cooncy, for dsrespcct-
ful remarks as 10 lis sister.
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JUDGE BUS1EEp's CHARGE-A PROFOUND
SENSATloN-REBELS TO BIZ INDlCTED.-The
special correspondent at Huntsville, Ala,
of the New York Tribune writes that
Judge Busted charged his grand jury
United States Court to indict rebels for
treason who abuse Congress, whether they
had been pardoncd or not. A pardon, he
said, did not hold good in such cases.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMESDMEST.-Con-
grcss rc;i>scmbleS, absolutely and unquali-
icdly determined to insist upon the con-
Stitutional amendment. The measure is
far stronger now than it was at the last
Congress. Other and additional guaran-
tees may he demanded, but the South may
rest assured that until they adopt the
amendment their claim. to representation
will not he considered either by this or the
succeeding Congress.-BaAimOre american
fRudiCdO.
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WASHINGTON, December ;, 1866.

" A~ttNdb'N, bANtliittA ~ tChN,
stevens ,od> anxious TO adjourn without
....,lrs the message read, but the anxiety
81. The great majority OF his fellow Radi-
n, prevented this indignity to the Pyesi-
..,. This evening 1t is being very extern
>..r'r discussed, and the friends of the
President see nothing in the document
v..... could in any way be construed into
4 rAchjut down from his position under
the Constitution.
>4.- u ;lc Radical Senators have
arzr. themselves into n fighting mood
1r,a->r t.c French troops have not been
vii. .a,w, and express considerable CON
,.,.s, .r the manner in which France has
l.,s allowed 10 postpone the promised
v.t. -gawal q her troops.
j. il believed that the question of negro
age in this District will lie decided
.o>s week.
wnr-thudS Of those in the welcoming
U.uual procession were negro aspirantS
..s >@araEc, and chccrcd Justify in antici-
o.. ..ua of what Congress will do for them
...- winter. The crowd was made up en-
gu,y # strangers (whitcl and a multitude
It.. negroes. TIMoS.
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TINS MONTICELLO HoUsE, 1888 Main street, Is one
Of the Oldest and most popular boarding houses
Of which Richmond csn boast. II is under the
management Of that admirable lady Mrs. HARRIET
POWELL, who keeps everything In order and
makes her guests feel al home All OF its appoint
ments complete, and We can assure all desiring
the advantages OF first class boarding house that
they cannot do better than so and SEQ Mrs.
POWELL. See advertisement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

SEEDSMEN, FLORISTS, &c.

A Liam Il JOHNSON, NURSERY
N MEN, SEEDsMEN, AND PLoRlsTS.-&%e
ONCE and Seed Warehouse, 1906 Main street 60
Garden and Greenhouses, Grace street be -
tween Smith and Henry; Nurseries, on the Hermit
age road.
Orders received AZ the seed store for TREES,
PLANTS, CUT FLOWERS, BOUQUETS, &c. >
The attention OF dealers in SEEDS Is specially
directed to Sur large and varied assortment OF
GARDEN FIELD, and FLOWER SEED. in bulk
or In papers. Trade list mailed TO dealers only.
Druggists supplied with all kinds Of SEEDS Tor
havoring and extracts. BIRD SEED, &c, At low
est wholesale rates.
SEEDS sent by mail, prepaid. de Its
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DARING ASSAULT AND ATTEMPT AT Rob-
BERY.-At about 2 o'clock yesterday morn
ing party Of soldiers went to the store of
Mr.. Gilman, in Sidney, and attempted to
break in. Failing in their attempt, they
proceeded to the store Of Mr.. W. A. Smith,
and, after some endcavors, succeeded in
breaking in the door. They attacked a
young man named John Dickens, and
shot. To defend himself, he seized an axe
near by and commenced to use it to adj
vantage. He struck one of them severe
blow, which felled him, and another he
hurt so that afterwards he had to be car
ricd to the hospital. A gentleman named
Wallace, living near by, attracted by HE
noise of the fray, came in about this time,
and the third one Of the soldiers upon his
arrival made we'll his escape. The other
two were taken, and one of them, named
John Daily, the first one felled, was found
to be MORALLY wounded, and the other
one, named John Boyle, SO injured that,
with his comrade, he had To be taken TO the
military hospital near by. Jerry Crowley
the one who escaped, was captured during
yesterday, and he and Daily were examined
before Justice Hendricks and sent on. Mr..
Dickens, the youngman who defended him.
self so well, is spoken of as always possess
ing the quality Of GOODNESS, of which he
displayed so much on this occasion. 1t is
related Of him that in one Of the battles on
the Weldon railroad, near Petersburg, he
was shot in the jaw, and upon being sym.
pathiZed with by one Of his companions
exclaimed, 81 would not care if it had not
shot the last chew Of tobacco | had out OF
my mouth"
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MARRIAGE.-A large crowd was congre-
gated in the Broad street Methodist church
yesterday morning at o'clock to witness
the marriage of Rev. W. II. Christian, a
minister of the Methodist denomination, to
Miss Bragg, daughter of w. N. Bragg, Esq,
superintendent of the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg, and Potomac railroad. After
the performance Of the ceremony the
happy pair left on trip north.
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Nav IoEh, December 3.-Early yester-
.+ morning. in Brooklyn, a gang OF ruff
.*a> entered the house occupied by Il num-
."E &" sewing girls, and all the females
",'e outraged in horrible manner. Seve-
-. arrests have been made.
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IOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

N y = u To IhN-I n EIs5s
~ compliance with an ordinance OF the city OF
Richmond, / will attend At my Office, at the City
Hall. fromg A. VI. TO ~. NJ, from the 18th TO the
3lst OF December. inclusive, to receive the remain.
cent thereon from those who paid ons-hdiy In
June. JULIUS a. hODsos, V. v. n.
N. B.-Tbosa persons who have not paid any por-
ton o. their bills will please call during the same
time and pay the amount OF their taxes, A. will
have no opportunity Of calling on them before ad,
twenty per cent. III not sold) Those who have not
paid their personal tax by that time must expect TO
have their goods levied on AS soon AS get out OF
the office. as am required to settle my entire sc-
count IN February. -
de- lin J. A. HOBsON, u. V. n.
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C4vnA, s. C., December 3.-The
~'.,. Agmorv Works at Grccuvillc have
... I'D at public auction by the United
~...~ Mar hal for SO 900.
t. AuorTE, \. C., December 3.-Ihe
N.'trj at this place was sold at auction
t i've United States to-day for about
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KSICRERBocKER LIFE ISsrRASCE cohPAST.-
We cali the attention OF our readers to the adver-
tisemont in this issue OF Mcssrs I. If. ALFRIBSD
i Son, agents Of the above most excellent and
popular company. Life insurance Is being rapidly
appreciated as It's vast importance deserves, and
the kEIcKERBoCkER presents 10 the public the
means OF insuring in a mutual company free from
all hazards except such as belong toa purely lie
company in all the various modes now prac,ised.
We cordially commend 1t To our patrons and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENTs.-The Cover
nor yesterday appointed James Miller JUS
tice of the peace for District No. !, in
Buckingham county; Samuel +. Chisman
and Edward X. Savage justices Of the
peace in Elizabeth City county; William
Grimstead in Louisa county, and John D..
Zinkle in Wythe county. Charles X. Ha-
ley was appointed notary public for Pitt
sylvania county.
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Mexican Adyices.

Nav ORLEANS, December BIT is ru-
m"ge} here that Macmillan has acceded to
.ac N>.r, q the Conservative party, ana
st~ Evt.nrd L. Mexico for the purpose OF
"EtaG "n the empire.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

Chief Justice Robertson, of New York,
has decided that southcrners whose lives
were insured in northern companies before
the war have not the right to renew their
policies on payment Of the back premiums.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

ARISTOTLE DAVIS, who was arraigned be-
fore Justice Wade for stealing geese, was
honorably acquitted, having proven that
he bought the fowls, not knowing them to
have been stolen.
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Heavy shipment Of Gold.

IAN IEANrt,co, December l.-Steamer
''''"ra City sailed for Panama to-day,
'''E>hg -, 900 in treasure, of which
...s. Il :11V,0 900 !, for New York account.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.--Yesterday, one Of
the hands Of Miss Margaret Vaughan, an
employee at the Manchester Mills, became
entanglcd in the machinery, and three
fingers and portion of the hand were
terribly manglcd. The hand and arm are
greatly swollen, but it is hoped that ampu-
tation will not have 10 be resortcd to.
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INSPECTOR OF LUMBER APPOINTED FOR
NORFOLK CITY.-Joseph Nash, Esq, has
been appointed inspector of lumber fol-
the city of Norfolk by the Governor.
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HEAVY ROBBERY OF A MINIsTER-THE
THIEF SHOT BY A PoIICEMAN.-Aboutn noon
yesterday, negro named Bob Pryor, who
has already been up before the Mayor for
robbery, went into the yard Of the Rev. T..
V. Moore's residence, near the corner Of
Leigh and Fourth streets, and cleaned the
clothes-lnc to the extent OF ninety pieces
of clothing, valued at 5000. While attempt
ing to Secrete them, he was captured and
held until officer Reins (No. 27) arrived.
After being taken into custody, the negro
broke loose and ran. The officer fired on
him, and the ball from his revolver entered
the back of the fugitive. The negro still
ran, and jumped two fences before he fell.
He was taken to the second station-houSe,
where the bullet was extracted by DR..
Little. The wound is fot considered dan
gcrous. The clothing was recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

The above listed dfty-six hogshesds Tobacco
Stems lying In the warehouse of Ludlam & Wat.
son, Rockets for number OF years, must be re.
OF ownership will DO required, and payment OF
accrued charges; otherwise, they will be sampled
and sold by said samples nj the Tobacco Exchange
IL may concern. GARRETT T. WATSON
de [--M
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Sun sets............ AS High tide, i. M. ? ~
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER
ARRIVED.
Steamer Washington, Chichester, New York,
merchandise and passengers. ". +. Porter.
Steamer Alexandria, Allen, Philadelphia, Iner-
chaudise and passengers, w. 7. Porter
Steamer GeOrgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, merchan.
disc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Niagara, Couch. New York, merchandise
and passengers, g. F. Watson.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandiss and passengers, Il. b. Tatum.
BELOW.
Five schooners are reported below beating up
two hay loaded.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner J. Paine, Rich, sailed from City Point
on Sd for Boston, rio Norfolk, to load slaves,
hiBtyY,N Y, November 2s.-Cleared, schoo-
nerZ L. Adams, McKsrsOn, FOR Richmond.
PEIIApELPHIA December s.-Cleared, schooner
Problem, Owens, Richmond.
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ACCIDENT TO Mr.. PELOrzE.-On Satur-
day last, Mr.. Louis Pclouze, the wcll-known
typc-foundcr in Philadelphia, had three
ribs broken, and was injured internally,
by his carriage being overturned in consc-
qncncc of double gig coming in collision
with his vehicle,
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TIE GALE night before last was quite a
fierce one, and did some mischicvous
things in its way. The roof of Messrs.
French & Crenshaw's house was blown of,
materially damaging several sets of furni-
turc. The northern wall fthe ruins Of the
building formerly occupied by Mcssrs.
Crenshaw & Fisher, on Cary street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh, was entirely
blown down. This, however, is a service
done, as this wall has stood for long time
as a warning of danger to pasSers-by.
During the heavy blow on Sunday night,
the shed of the Springfield and Deep Run
Coal Company, above Brook avenue, 200
feet long and 60 feet wide, was blown down.
Strange to say, three wagons in the build
ing escaped injury, though the roof fell on
them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-12-05

WEHAvE been requested by Mrs. Mary
Crawford, school teacher, of Manchester,
to state that she is not the Mrs. Crawford
advertised as having left her husband.
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.IhNlht>oE, December g. Sales OF
12'"rccc, printed cloths ut l2l4gl2Hc.
Vi best STYLES.
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EOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
II AND BOSTON. -POWIIATAN q H11s n
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.-SBMl. pA~rZ
WEEKLY LINE.-Leaves Richmond
timore every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, captain
THOMAS TRAvEas, will leave here at O'CLOCK
A. NJ. WEDNESDAY.
Freight received MONDAY and up to . o'clock
7. NJ. TUESDAY.
This steamer has splendid saloons, etzte-roons'
and passeng er accommodations.
Passage, meals Guided, 50.
For freight or passage apPiyto cr,,,,
Office at Charles 7. Workman Co.'s,
de33t Fifteenth street.
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A Government Vessel Ordered TO Bring Surratt
10 the Unitod States-Wrndell, Superintend-
ent of Printing, TO be Ousted in Favor Of
Defrces-Doolittle, Cowan, and Dixon 10 be
Removed from their Positions on Committees.
WASHINGTON, December 4.--Orders have been
sent TO Admiral Goldsborough, rtG the cable,
TO send one OF the ships OF the fleet now cruis'
ing in the Mediterranean TO bring Surratt
direct 10 Washington.
The resolution which was introduced yes
terday by Mr.. Latin requiring the Committee
on Printing to report a bill to provide for the
election, of 4 superintendent OF public print
Ing will ultimately ha We the effect of ousting
Mr.. Wendell and reinstating Mr. Defrees.
There is no doubt that n bill for this purpose
will be pushed TO an early passage, as there has
beer much feeling almond the Radicals on this
matter. 1t is probable that "A caucus of Sena'
tors will remove Mr. Doolittle from the chair
manship OF InHian fairs, and also Cowan
from the patent office, and Dixon from the post.
Office.
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Tue CHAIS-GANG.-The chain-gang goes
into operation on Thursday next. Mr.. 7.
c. Epps, Jr., very efficient young man,
has been appointed by the Mayor to take
charge of it.
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CORONER FOR WYTHE CoUNTY.-The
Governor has appointed Joseph NJ. Bell,
ESQ.,, coroner of Wythe county.
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SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-ATL AN TIC
Il COAST MAIL sTEAMs HIP xaGA
COMPANY The new and elegant IEp
steamship ALBEMARLE, Captain ExG4kH
BOURNE, will leave her new wharf -
(trst below ship-locksl at Rockets on FRIDAY
EVENING, December 7th, at . o'clock.
For freight, or la secure passage, with unsur-
passed accommodations, apnly Ia
SAMUEL AYRE's h CO.,
de SIT lJ2y Cary street.
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MEETING or THE lCITr CouNcIL.-A
called meeting of the City Council was
held yesterday afternoon at4 o'clock. Pre-
sent: Mr.. Mcfarland, president Saunders,
Griffin, Harvey, Epps, Crutchfield, Smith,
Scott, and Lee. The only business trans
acted was revising the old ordinances.
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General Sheridan Las sen "a Washing.
'Aafges against '1e c.ss not Of the
..' III command VI the Dry To!tugas.
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THANKs FOR PAPERs.-To Mr.. j. o.
Walker, Potomac mail agent.
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CLOTHING.

CLOTHING.
I'O THE DELEGATES AND SENA
- TORS OF THE
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TIE FIRST OLD VIRGINIA CLoTHING.HoUsE
ESTABLISHED IN 1888
KEEN, BALDWI co.
THOMAS S. BALDWIN & CO.,
successors to the above
OLD AND POPULAR FIRM.
which enjoyed the confidence and large pa.
tronagcfor the past twenty-three years
from the citizens Of city and State,
have again established them.
selves In business.
opr old store having been destroyed by the ere o.
April, 1865, we have taken the
LARGE AND ELEGANT STORE
CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH sTREgrs,
where we cordially invite the
MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF VIRGINIA
10 visit US, and where we have, suitable 10 the!l
wants and tastes,
EVERY DESCRIPTION
CLoTHING
and
FuRN ING GOODS
made up in the neatest and most durable manner
and OF the
VERY BEST MATERIALS,
and at prices that
CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.
Having had the patronage and confidence OF the
many past Legislatures, we claim our old
principles as Of olden times
FAIRNESS AND LlBERALITY IN BUSINESS.
We would be gladto see each and all o!
you, gentlemen of the Legis'
lature, at
BALDWIN CLOTHING HALL,
corner OF
MAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
asI-u THOMAS s. BALDWIN co.
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DEMOVAL.-Ha removed TO the
IL NEW and C0MMODIOUs WAREHOUSE at
onr services AZ before to our old friends and the
pabiis Tor the s q AL SsssTipioSso S q H 1aE
cHANDIsE also, pLnuR, WILT, G9EA' ous.
raliy. ELLETT !: J. TsTEk,
Cofamissica u eschsnts,
corner ~ Twelfth and Cary streeu,
IA l-dlwAsAyi
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DRAM End aHOWNSTGFF.-4,OOO
ID bushels In sto'a for sale low oy -,
nols d. o LAs'
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TEVY ON THE BRAIN ON THE
IL INCREASE.-FIEEH HUNDRED NEW CASES
on YESTERDAY.-NEARLY ALL YIELDED TO
TREATMENT EXCEPT A FEW OBSTINATE
effect the cnre Be careful TO preserve the prescriP
iion: Handsome French Merinos at 81 70, worth
Ii SO: Calcos at l2s leg, and 2Oc Bleached Cotton
Al l2k Bersge for wells at Soc. handsome Embroi-
dered Sets, Collars and Cuffs. at &c., and some
very nice sets at 25c Bugle Gimp, t5slve,yard
naments at "a, S2. SO and 80 ull-width sheeting
at SOC, Canton Flannel at ?oc:, and some extra
AZ loo per dozen, some OF which are worth soc. !;
and none less than Csc. number Of other very
cheap articles, the price OF which are bound to
niaass Al LEVY BROTHERS,
successors TO Jacob A. Levy,
das-,, No Is Main street.
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Steamer Arrived.
New YoKg, December 4.-The steamship
Munhatta from Liverpool, has arrived.
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STREET RAILROAD.-Thcs street railroad
is now being built along Adams street.
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LITTER FROM WARRINGTON.
rfc Negro Suffrage in the District
The Mas Welcome.

correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE Administrations 8.
Sun rises......... ia Moon rises. So
sun sets !6 High tide, L. M. "a
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EOR RENT, the LARGE BRICK
attached situated in Sidney at the corner Of :::H
Grove aud H>rvie streets II has ten rooms, -
and Il In good order. Possess on given AZ once;
no 2s-aod3t GRTBBs WILLIAMS.
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rt'O THE DELEGATE AND SENA-
TORS OF THE
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

TIE FIRST OLD VIRGINIA CLOTHING HOUSE.
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DARN OF FIFTY ACRES OF PRO-
Il DuCTINE LAND, TWO MILES WEST -

or RICHMOND, FOR RENT being about E::D
10 move to the city in order To be more con GAk
vsnient to my business. | will rent out TO SUIT
abls person GLEN ELLEN, my present residence,
with garden. and orchard containing every variety
OF select fruit, or with the whole farm as may De
preferred. The dwelling has nine rooms, besides
cellars, store-room. wardrobes, green house bath.
house &c. SC. The place Ia remarkably healthy
and in every respect most desirable residence.
Apply to JAMES I. SUTTON. JR.,
de- Ats Pension office Custom house.
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EORRENT, the HOUSE OH Ninth be-
l. tween Clay and Leigh streets, at present
occupied by E. w. Cone As \ school. house. c.:x
Possession given the sth instant. Apply TO S6
de Ats kERSEf Y DAVIS.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, neat COTTAGE RESI-
f DENCE with i've rooms, With all necss.
Ter in the ward on Grove road, Sidney, Just ,k(
bevond tn. old Fair Grounds. Can be rented by .
good tenant for twenty dollars per month by sp.
plying to a. n W. ~ ns,sh,
da ST. MS puIloin6s
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TOR RENT, that desirable COTTAGE
l. RESIDENCE on Eighth street, adjoin.
ing the City Springs on the south. For terms, E::
iii Broad street de &-xt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-12-07

Peleg Glover against Francis Cutway.
DY virtue of an execution issued in the above
ID entitled cause and tested on the 18th day
of November, 1866, to me directed ana deliver
ed against the real and personal property of
the defendant, Francis Cutway, | shall on the
29th day of December, A. d. 1866, at 10 o clock
i'll the forenoon of that day, at the Court House.
in the village of Nanitowoc, county Of Kanito-
voc. offer or sale and sell at Public NCndue
the real property hereinafter described, and
all the right title and interest which the de-
PENDANT, Francis Cutway had therein on the
Sth day of March, \. d. 1859, or that he has
at any time since acquired, which property is
known and described follows, to wit All
that certain piece or parcel Of land situated Ill
the county Of .Mnitowoc, state Of Wisconsin, to
wit The south east quarter Of the ncrth
east quarter of section No. six co. township
nineteen 90 range twenty-three (23.)
GEO. s. GLOVER, Sheriff,
b. r. ANDERSON, Plaintiffs Atty.
Nanitowoc, March 18th 1866. II ct