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Photograph and. Fine Art
GALLERY

M + would respectfully call attention to the
w fact that our facilities for doing an c.
tensIye picture business have lately been very
much enlarged. Our working rooms are e.
ceedingly improved and are admirably accou -
modated with light. We are enabled 10 execute
photographs good and on better terms than;
can be had elsewhere. We would particularly
call attention to our new style vi
Life SIz Phptogr phs. Paia.,l j, - c"'e-s
on linen canvas, in the most enduring manner,
and with a correctness of outline and truthful
ness of features and expression that Inost ue-
fes criticism, and which cannot possibly be
equaled in any other way. There are mary
advantages in this method Of pOrtraiture over
the old fashioned way of painting IN canvas.
obvious at II glance, and which can only be at
tributed to the recent wonderful improvements
in this department Of the Fine Arts. Instead
of being obliged TO submit % thirty or forty, and
sometimes as many as sixty sittings, from one
to two hours ut each time, only one or NO visits
of few minutes each arc reU%ged TO
!,uaXantc., :, Peri liLi;! Has.
Besides, the subject has the pleasure Il be-
holding his picture in ,.dvanle, nj Of !, stln.
upon It's accuracy, before i - givcr % ;hc n
'vass. We are also II ply TO announce fyr rhc
benefit of those residing =, n l.s,"nce, wishing
portraits or miniatures If themselves ~ OF de-
ceased friends, that by mailing or cx, ressne
their ambrotypcs or photogra rhs, however fad
ed, with IL description Of their hair, eyes COM
plexion, &c, they can have them copied into
exact and b; ,uiiful iikencsses of the originals
We would therefore most cordially invite the
public TO call and see specimens atour gallery,
Arcade Building, first floor. IN stairs, No. 1876,
Wisconsin street, Milwaukee, Wis
CLIFFORD & GIBSON:
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Manitowoc. Co. Circuit Court.

Ellery B Treat, plaintif, against Lydia E
Dodge, defendant. Summons. For Relief
Com. not served. @. s. revenue stamp, 20
cents, cancelled. -rrz.r -r. a
The State Of Wisconsin to the above named
defendant
MApAMlr You are hereby ,Ss summoned and and
action, which is filed in the office Of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court in said county
and serve copy Of your answer on me ut my
office in the village and county Of Manitowoc
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service
and if you fail to ahsr'er the. complaint as
aforesaid, the plaintiff win apply to the Court
for the relief derna1ded in the complaint.
Dated October 10th, A. D. 1856
~ WM- b.; HAMILTON,
1856 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Notice to Creditors,

In Probate anitowoc County Court. In the
matter Of the estate Of Joseph Vanreuiet
deceased.
To all whom it. may concern:
ETTERS testamenting on the last will and
IL testament Of said deceased having hcen
issued to William Johannas and George Hol-
Ian, on the I'D day of October, A. D. 1906, and
six months from and after said day being allow
ed and limited for creditors to present their
claims for examination Gid allowance. Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned will, on
the third Monday Of each and every month for
six months from the date hereof at the Probate
Office in Manitowoc, in said County, receive,
examine, and adjust all claims, and demands
Of all persons against said deceased.
GEO. W BARKER, Comfy Judge.
Manitowoc, Oct. %, 1856. l46t
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Tax Notice,
OFFICE or THE CLERK OF THE CoUsTY
BOARD OF UPERvIsoRs.
MASITowoc, september 81. 1886

MAsITowoc, september 81. 1866
LII persons interested are hereby notified
"A that the following tracts of land and town
OTIS, lying and being situated in the County OF
AAnitowoc and State of Wisconsin. renainlh
oxredeemed in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Cou ty Board of Supervisors Of the county OF
Manitovoc and State of Wisconsin, for the
taxes ne and unpaid thereon for The year
1868, for which said taxes the said tracts OF
land and town lots were sold on the 10th day
Of May, A. ID. 1864. Now therefore, unless
the amount of taxes, interest, fees and charges
sss opposite the several tracts of land and
town lots. as herein described, be paid on Or
before the 10th day of May, 1867, the same
will be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assignees in pu suance of the Statutes in such
case made and provided
WILLIAM BACH
CLERK of the County Board of Supervisors, of
Manitowoc ounty, Wisconsin.
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Manitowoc ca. Cifcuit . ourt

Jere Crowley, plaintiff, against Warren D.
Meeker, Hattie NJ Meeker and S;lmueI A
Dudley, defendants. Summons. Ftr Re-
lief Com not served. ~. S. revenue
stamp 80 cts cancelled
The State of Wisconsin 10 the above named
defendants
C1RS You are hereby summoned ard re-
~ quired to answer the complaint in this
actions which is fled in the offic. of the
Clerk Of the Circuit Court in said county,
and serve copy Of your answer Oh us at our
office in the village and county Of Mall.owcc,
Wisconsin, within twenty days after The sersiv@
hereof exclusive Of the day Of such service;
and if you fai to answer the complaint as atore-
said, the plaintiff will apply 70 the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated October 18th A. D. 1866
UAMlLTUN & TREAT
IL Ut Plaintiff 5 Attorneys
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Guarditn Sale,

In Observation-Disclosures County Court. In the
matter Of the Estate Of James and Mary
Thomas, deceased. ..... ,...--.--
MOTT E is hereby gwen, hat BY virta. and
made in said matter, on the First day Of eOcto-
Der, 4. D. 1866 BY the County Court Of said
County, the undersigned Guardian to the mi
nor heirs CT said deceased, will on Monday,
the 4e;h day of December, A. D. 1866, at 10
O'Clock in The forsneon of said day. At the Pro
bate Office in said Dounty, oder foe sale, at
Pubic yendue, the following described Lands.
to wit a part Of the Esst Hall Of the North
West quarter Of the South West quarter, and
the North East quarter Of Section S, Town 20,
Range "a, ia Manitowoc County The terms
Of Sale, cash. IRA 2. SMITH,
Guardian:
Mani.owoc, Nov. 7th, lsss-is Il
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MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
II. -. sI8 ~ Il X il.

XhTAtCHMAKEk and JewelcF and dealer
w in watches clock., jewe!ry, silver ard
plated ware, fancy goods, toys, yankee notions,
&c. l am also gent for several makers Of
Pianos. Oga IN Mcl"t cons
Will furnish Az. Instrument wanted at manu-
facturefs' prices, delivercd--for churches and
societies will do still better To those wanting
. reed instrument sspe sLl y :ecommend the
Mason Hamlin cabinet org superior
Instrument in every respect tor both church and
parlor music. Store On York street
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I OBT IN the vicirity Of 3rAnch village on
IL the 23d inst, Pocket BooA, coetaining
S2I 90 in Green Backs, and some cnAnge. and
. Note payable to VIM. Baker for $3.50, signed
by four or i've persons. with some endorsemSpts
on the back. The finder Will be suitably re-
vardsd BY leaving the property at the PIIor
Office.
nc.,t., ~ $3.50 Si1
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Tax List.
STATE OF WISC0 SIN.
InrNrH OF ElArnmn.

NfiLtGE rEss-ra - o-v-cy ,
I've Rivers, No ., SRG ~
NOTICE IS hereby given, ,A... 90 aa,. after
~ the list day CT December ne4t, shall sell,
at my office. al the hereinafter mentioned lots
or pieces or parcels Of land upon which tie
taxes for the year 1866 have not been paid. for
the purpose of paying the taxes assessed On
such lots. pieces or parcels of land, together
with all charges and costs due thereon, in ac-
.eordaIce with the charter Of the village Of Two
Rivers
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PRlQHlNG,

FOB PRINTING in y! i: .arionx hRsrehe.,
.e.tl- cSecute2 - tn PIto- oyce
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Pay Up, and Save Costs |!

THOSE persons indebted to the late f7'a Of
l. P. NULHoLLAND 81 Co are re1ues to
pay up to Q undersigned Immediately and
thereby save costs. He can be found at the
store Of J. e. Plat r. MULHOLLAND.
Maei.oy,ce, Ostobc~ao ts6S. l34t 4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-25
nr. Nasby Pleads the Cause Of a
Friend.
CoNFEDRIT Y ROADS (wich is

CoNFEDRIT Y ROADS (wich is in the I
Stair of kentucky, NJ arch 10, 1866.
Yesterday, happeed to pick up copy NV
fritefull depraved Abolishon paper, and my
horror stricken ize wuz glued to the follering
passage wch | red
al am happy to state to you that our free
negroes are doing finely. We have no trouble
with them. They have all gone TO work man
fully, Tney give impetus to trade that We
never before had. l have sold John Cutie 8
negroes, this year and last more goods than
ever sold Gutl ie, and he owned two hundred
and fifty negroes. So you see the free negro
system is working we'll with u.s.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-25
The Cadet Life of Grant and Sher-
man.

INTERESTING REhINIsCENCEs-LETTkK IRON PRO-
FESsOR MAHAN.
To the Editors of The Erening Post:
As Professor Coppee, IN his life OF Lieuten-
ant General Grant, mas gwen some OF his rvrn-
iniscences of the cadeE hte OF the General when
they were both pupils III the Military Acade-
my together, have though: that 1t might
while away an Idle moment at the hreside OF
some oi your evening readers to learn IN what
point Of view this celebrated person, and his
eqaaiiy celebrated friend General Sherman,
were regarded by ore of their old professors at
this school.
Larocheloucauid or Voitaire, both pro
found Judges OF French nature, had said that
- no iiiaIa hero 10 MS cdiei lie chdnabre,
and suppose II as no easy matter for AN old
telcoer 90 LOOK up TO, as great man, Per-
son whdse every mental weakness he had
probed az boy. Most of your readers may
recall the anecdo,e OF the famous old English
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-25
Scientific Gatherings.

Nebster's Dictionary is supposed to be the
largest volume ever printed. 1t contains l6-
492, ,562 ems. An EN- is a square of the hight
of line of type. 1hs lines of this article
contsin 20 ems Worcestsr's Dictionary 10
said to contain IA, ,944, ,572 the old "Unabridg-
ed Webster, 14O7O, $50. The Bible in Eng
lish, Apocrypha included, z, ,S67 100. The Die
tionsry is, therefore, more than six times larger
than the Bible.
Nearly all the emery ever used has come
from Cape Emeri in the island of Naxos
or from the neighborhood of Smyrna. A
few years aimee a mine was discovered IN
North Wales But a deposit Just found At
Chester, Mass, is suppored to be the best in
she world. 1t is not altered by the action OF
she air, is reported to be capable of doing
one-thrd more work than any other.-An. ar
kis0a.
la England the sewage for each inhabit-
ant of town consists of 81 worth of am
mouia, etc., mixed with 60 tuns of water
A. in America monurs is cheaper than in
England, all thoughts of utiliEng it by pump
ing the whole of the water must be abandoned.
The strainer of the Detroit water-works is
of boiler iron punched with hal-inch holes.
I, is feet in diameter. "a feet beneath the
sur ace aud $50 feet from the wharf. 1t u
never troubled with ice when the river u fHosen
over, when the sun shines, or when the thsr-
mometer is above 90 or below 8 when all
these conditions sre absent The accumulation Of
ice is such ss to render it difficult to keep up
the supply Of wdtsr for the city. Prof. Doug
las. of Ann Arbor, attributes the frsssng to
the radiation Of heat from the strainer into the
atmosphere.
Why does not top fall whiis spinning
Few can answer this question. An ingenious
mechanical cotempary explains it something on
this wise. If heavy ball be whirled round
held by q string, and disk Of paper be held
as if to turn it little from its course it will
burst through the paper and keep on. Each
particle of top or gyroscope in rapid revolu-
ton is kept to its orbit by the same principle.
And so the axis of revolution is disinelined to
change its direction, and keeps il with3a foros
proportioned to the weight Of each part Of the
revolving body and its distance from the
axis. And that is Why leaning top does mol
fall over, and the eyroseops has way Of il
own.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-25

PRor. II. B. SMITH, D. D., of the Union
Theological Seminary, N. Y, has been ap-
pointed to prepare q paper for the next
meeting of the Evangelical Alliance IN
Holland, on the present state Of American
Christianity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-25

EXPLORATIONS IN SYRIA.-A Conmantinople
paper says that two antiqasries, in mskipG
excavations in Syria, have discovered Z jew
lsh hsbitativn entire, the construction Of
which dates two centuries previo0s 70 tbe
Christian era. Its rooms are furnished afsse
the Egyptian sty .. and these gsotlcD-n 6nuDa
in them sl,e Eve books OF Mos. ~ PnlDs OF
David, and another book containing hsossW
poetry. completely unknown.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-25
i)oetrp.

Silence Keep.
II q storm Of sudden rage
s.ee1 thee thy pilgrimage,
Move on ca. nly meath the strife,
silence keep, for death or life,
Silence keep.
let words ape thy tongue,
Though bad hearts thy heart would wrong,
Peace the trial is not long,
Silence keep!
Better be misunder stood,
Though the cause 10 the. seem good,
Than 10 speak n angry mood,
Silence keep,
OF uuruIy words beware,
Else thy tongue shall prove thy snare
Then, tiil thou hast thought proyer,
Silence keep!
in fhe fields OF human deeds
Finw r may grow IS well weeds,
scr taer sake sweet Mercy pleads:
Silence keep.
Then, II thou wilt silent be,
Thou shalt hear heaven's minstaelsy,
As sweet Mercy pleads Tor fhee:
Silence keep.
silent as the fevers that sleep
In a midnight silence deep,
silent as the teas you weep:
Silel ce keep,
Home Journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-04-25
TERMS FOR ADvKRrIsIHa.

For one Square, Il IL nes less Of Eorperei 'ype
insert q ,0a for each subseqaent tnser.ioe
25 cents Uness The number Of userttun ns are narHe
the advertisement II will he ontiEuee till oeseo
Liberal discount made to neYcha nts AID offers
advertising by the year.
Probate ed Commissioners' Notiees ~ &C each.
For notices of Liberations, Estrays the fers ston
ana Dissolution Copartnerships, &c., tl,so eaen
for thre insertions II sent by mail the money must
accompany the order.
Notices in column 10 ce nts per line eaeh n
sertion, but charge made Of less thar 50 cents
Notices of Deaths and Marriages inserted graut
bu; exten led Obituary Notices Poetry, Wi.i oe
charg at ave CENTS Per line
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Very respectfully, yours,
A J. WILLARD" ="
, 1866-01-27
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,
An Unconscious misunderstanding,
Lore, MArrisge, Desertion, and
WQuld.be Death.


Between eight and nine O'Clock On Thursday
evening, Sergeant Adm Merrenthalet in eharre ii
tbe F1,rt p1sc1nct tnhs,s,tn rcc.tvr nforTn An
49,. . 80. ..,-,.s ~ -. n,.s ,,. ..'S. -A"' -
ina' mhn nstneo cnilsuan Askef naa '~allowed
kcp, by r. Shauks. The scsrcan. Immediately eet
oa.,,,os ~. n.s... -. "se -,
sot"eo u4t na&es. assef SWALLOWING TIC poiton- had
run away, no ono knew where, except that he had
Eone Oh to dc. Search wa4 Instituted Instantly bv
The Sc7reaut and eerc.at oihrr, which rr,nJtad ~
H. at-sa-... ~ n.t... s,ss. -..,- ~
n " a'seoy " noAci ts4nH ~ tne Slsn"e5 OF q
mouse on f12lfae avenue. a phEstlan WAS ca}ed,
who, afrcr considerable difficulty. succeeded In
forcing an emctIc down his throat .i,er uhIch he
vns eonyrved IN thr tort,ur ''0
Tinnn nnrsfinntn1 Vim ~ ., ~. .,,,. ~ ~.
..s,nrr enndHet ~ at.tst th.t ~ III. iss+ ~ ~ u
mustered ont al +he seTric- n ,he n3ta1 St.a
sod h1ynr ssrea m rnsidetahs. ha -sss1.sS
10 Viii IL n.tiSs trs orc ,,at. ,:yar ss,Issss
dnWn fo nrfx1,e M arrnrdtnair H. 1eE.d ~ tss
Syanarnic and rrn1rnd thc ). h tisinE .enn. ~ ~.
ihe natsenoera m H. resse, ~ Will, r. .rossad
fhe nfenn tes = ~ reT+s,n Wr. pete.. 4he,n Rsro.
snsx IN Gh.saeo before going to VA By mutual
snrr .he ,t,.,-sx enttnr N nv, nv hor
hrsSsnS h.a ;r.f Hi snd ha;n, iaM ,ra =. ~ ~
,ri% ~ = - ~. ~ ~. u oS ~ auoe @ - se
n ~ ~ r1nt N ar ~. Mht nsA ~ ~ IaGnos "
-. ~ TJS ta..-tS - ~ ~ eeoa3 Iis ~ aIASt. 49,
ae N@t Au"Asaosu .:--, s9h tVma a21 ne!p
sympathislnG WIN me bnxom T1dnW IN heT oe.
FeaEement, 1hcy soon became very Intimate, md
nnaily before the vessel reached the "iorciSn
eoole. tney were engaged 70 be mar9eo. re
, 1866-01-27
The Atlantic made The following score In ee,en

urRxAxs-TnI, errst n,es,,d,,1,s,s,. ~. - -
snrinedcId rev datr aao Ie]ieh{;na isrs vas ,dt r
elnae wi, his .n1nr.si6r' nnror1n,1r sg H. saS,. -.
itnds to relurn TO Ckiezao % de IsIh Of rebrusr
meals NJ the Opesa Ha1,se Thc nnhc r.ex ~
pect to vltnees fome new md wonderful del1s.oos
ns;;-s bc!ore produced, in these coming perform.
encea. FINN, t;,1 spcctse which atteuded his Isst
edorts, Ee NAV anncipsie tor him Hberai share Of
nennisr fsyn1. eu n7 st"''' >1's' ~a''a "'S'e 4'l
tA1rpos1as BA11--The bail of last Thursday
Waa one ~ H. snn nnst hiisn md a1reeahia op
~ e., ~ ii ~ h,t ~ 49,. 4.1u. 1 ~ s.auo uAsitS - I,
assn N''T ~, Wn. s - rr,sh~, tSa. ~ HAL @
N. tastefa11v ieeors,e Win rTnSlems9c daal,ns
al Of scottish chafsctcr. md In the dscsses he
II A. nteic s1d n ihe dsnetna " NM NC so;9 ~
many rheer5nr cIimnse Of 149iid T,nc n SQne -
y,r,e.,s. = sGIn.rv ss.srnhIsa 1auS 55nI. T.
6.nrs I.nseed;ucs eomnercrd .hnot ny foe
n'c1ork fhe f;hirf and chfsi1ajn. nr fhe f!nh
,rs-s ,,-a.on, nv 1900 hoT.re- IN 49, uG Gun
nta1d w. s a5o
sidrd IN nrometinE ia cenersI ioy o1 ,he eren'na
Msny nep,,Is fnorn the co1ntT: Who hsd cona +
f.st.. - .a.s - - I1t.s 1aH N'tAe ~
, 1866-01-27

tng to one f the boarae.r, which had been ION On
md has not been recove9,d yet A lady hoarder.
he sta,.d. esw I" LeHis' leaving tie house By The
back eutrxpce, with IN oSeytoel answering tho de-
ee1tpion Of The stolen one, On his a1m. This lady
vas 100 puHelj 70 4ppear o. Wstness, md IN con.
eequcree Of be. Abeence, the examtn1 ION was con.
tipued Tor ten dayr the prttoner ia the ne anwh,le
being placed under bonds Of $500 for his appear,
anef.
, 1866-01-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers Of real estate we're yes-
terday recorded In the Recorders oflea Of Cook
county;
nc D. M ": o. :. =. n q: u ~. ,4 - ,,.,.
,e cSs5ea Iqss sdaion ta a@.es lot ID block
tans sSe5sIa ss.f 70 sdie1 n a o' ". o. ot olock
!aes ei & Z! 70 ss'sst e ss n l. H. K Co., p''t Of
b1oei s. School secs:ou 10 Aadision. T. o' 3D.
blocl II sehool sert,on ~ idd,;jon o' H.
nFSsfs Ps.sosa asd,siSn. To- q u,,re,. o,,, =, il,
sr :. c,iatne rae osS6ee a n e progeny.
par q H. lot IL oocS =. Q! o!cSS D. y. q, 4.
seT :, 4 y; W1s, ~ IN u F,,,, ,na = En,,,ss n
,.n "tIu ~ ata aoa =. h1u'ane31 Z. n
0, @ 70. ~ Gpef H. ~ seaooI ,@ M,ssSa tsf.enf an,
'', Sat,bsr T. Latin to oeo,ee Fl. 1.ayn. ,,mo de-.
feJJI9,0MS Jasn Mef,,v to Ez,he,, 7,po,-x \ q, IN,
o;oe* y ssaoG; a1ssaan ess15en; .ub lot :. and ~
block s., see. Z g, H.
I1eirs g! @. =. Dean 10 Aaf1a l. PsxkeF. out lot
~ s;Se ~ hw .tsS NJ ~ u H. 1,cnrsn, ,,,, ina and
WI Ntwbes;y to Jacob Dsay, lot 3, block 4,
teI y d. ~.
Mary McMahon51 Timothy MeMnhon, ilot 8,
block y. ]: r. and Slams Addition
y. Knock to 7: = 4. !: and M. r. Z. Co.'S, lot
- Jane. PANE to Samuel Thornton lot a, block
=; see; u, 50, a. ,
SbaI'ss nss to F. ohf part oslot block lol
seeo23 p e9etien auailon,
IN =; H. ao!oeook 10 0sfy fuiier part OF eec' u.
-, ,,., y. 1,,,.,1x..,, n .,r
Of sRsfss f. Commissioner to G. '" rh'o0p ct Al part
Il feG- y; T, II. c.-,.
aeI ~. 1na f. a4 Y nne1
oeli Murh hcS.1Ie Meienn,n 10 n shoun lot block II,
~ Is1,e. moa..Sn sn9 10 nos,,.,pn .,~r.,. r.
: w EnIieT .nh Ia,s .nS ~ ~ 1at - h,ocS Ets 2
~ W. 's41 3aD tos' AA1 - ~ ioA = e'oeA ~, ~
W r. Dodce IN .,,nc mar, NJ Int j. b,o.t "a n
n 0ooes ~ e"A''' p"1' ~ ''' = D'"sA Ny ~
tfntns u,vwooa IN i n sn,,b Int .,a ~ l..
Ii, = scciicn - - ~ - II o1A.N' W. q Ao1 w. y
Same n +, Mnrse Inta i md IN scr,,or Al n
60. he, ~ 7~SA W -
7 esetion n 81 IS g. oas' 'o' 1ua E. u u 'o'
b,oct aa EaIgen}ess NJ is,i{ea '''' Il anu ls
j. Dorchetter 10 jamcs Morrau. LOT /. section IT,
town 80. Is z
sam ?. Robinson to John Forsythe, 10. IL,
Chicago md Northwestern Railsoad company TO
Mary A. Reed, lot i. block 8, Railroad Addition 10
hariem.
Elias Guntman to J. naas and 3. Powell, part Of
FHI--.
, 1866-01-27

Washing Mschtne-H. 2. 1aaess Davenport. Iowa.
Car 6xnke-9. r. Lynch, NLvaukna, Wiz,
cayalry AcontloMent-, z. Miner, Detroit,
Michigan.
Washfne Mscfsne-1oseua Adams. a,u1rn,a to
himself md Nathaniel Dearborn, Jne syt11e, Wis.
sAfh suppo1t-Franei1 P. Catlia, Hndson, Mich.
, 1866-01-27

few days sco we published The .rard Of the
.,a,,s ,,s,1.,s ~ t...,.. =. ~ ~ 1a'
"o'e En.aSu - Ause' 4"Jus I" tue ona eaae'
Ire of Anr,ra1. f The Bo,nd ,rho.e axr,n5 ,,rt,r
~ a.. IL. n,,s ..-,,.,4.,.,. J., r., 80 -. ~
eop.sGnenc ~ ~ Snanna;itr tn 1he ~ ~. n
1cr;*ion h,: tRr co'i,a ~ ~ ,b,,ts,tani
deci, ion in N shoyc c.se Mns SrndeTsd liz
tue Comtpittcc OF Ast,ra,iop. On The isth day n
sralds ior 81 ,HBss
Ma<1 4 TO. having appealed from their deci.
sion on ths 90sh day OF April last. af.et careful
vision Of The caae, We the Committee Of Appeals,
End ahe iacts and allegations to Be as fnlio~f
Frsl-1hat 7. 4 spaids chAiEes that the schooner
1rake ano certain l9t q coal were 1noHgaged to
Matoef 70. 70 e .c htla ~ the1n n security for
M ~ Issnent ~ *s.o. ano 10y 10 oecome laole lor
ths a,teAafe oi an5 o'5ef que q ihsi
{as ,snt oes9ne t,d cue 10 nanef 70, Me nne thst
, 1866-01-27

The following preamble nnd resolutions were
aGcp,cd by tho Dilcc:ore Of the Board Of Trade at
1Lc,r meeting Yesterday:
WHEREAS, This Board Of Directors have had
under consideration the question Of direct line OF
communication with the u,y OF Omaha. Nebraska,
With Its rich and valuable trade, md have listened
1aisic III sccredi,ed rsrresentatsve Of sne Do.si
ot Trade Of Omaha, toucltng the prreent and pro-
spectise lines Of communication rom that CITY ;
R<sotped. That ne appreciate the importance Of
1hc early completion Of the railroad lfnee extending
4nan thtca.o 10 Omaha and we respectfully urge
lion Of such nea a=ures as will lend TO the compile
ton o! tbcfe line. at the earliest possible day.
sx lDst ~ ~ gsm q III i3e ~ ,si
nepctnc at Omaha, and working eastward az well
0s westward from Boonsboro. bJ the line connect
inE with Chicago and the So1thWeetern railway we
urgently recommend 10 The projectors Of tLat line,
lint they adopt that course Believing that the slight
additional cIpense incurred will era1ly benefit
Chicago and result IN great ndsania.c, BY early
securing large portion Of the extreme western
Trade 10 Chicago and the northwest.
Firc mud Police Comntx*ionerx.
The reular scmi.wecky meeting OF the Board Of
Police md Fire Commissioners was held at Police
Headquarters. corner Of Washington and IaSal1e
stree,s, yesterday afternoon. pfescnt-T. b. brown,
President, In the chalr, and Commissioners Fred.
Gund end A. D. Ellsworth.
After the reading and approval Of the mfnutes Of
the previous meeting. the QeAth Officer stated that
rrcat many complaints were being made to him
hhoui the ecaycnstrs recently appointed to carry on
The hshet and EaruaEe about The city, not psrg0sm.
tug their duty.
that The ten iea.ns recently employed By the Board
would te eufic!cnt for the work TO be performed.
II wns simply IN experiment. tn order to ascertain
Commts.ioner IStswofth then mo1ed thas fa,rlck
Downcy he required to furnish ten more teama for
Nv te ctTu1SFHd contracted