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ID u II A u OF OR ID N A G f
ID NAVY Dl PARTMENT.
WASHINGTON CITY, January Is, 1866
Sale of serViceable ana unssTV ceable
NAVY POWDERS,
ats1he United States Navy Yard Norfolk, Virginia
here will be sold TO he highest bidders at pubic
auctlOn at noon on the 10Th day of March, 1866 in
the Office Of the Inspector of OrdI ancc at the Nor
iok Navy Yard, by s0nRpie five hundred and thirty
our thousand four hundred and three 1884 403)
pounds OF NAVY Powders, as iolOws;-
t02, 300 POUNDS, ervcenble.
1877 " cor demned.
l95l6 " damaged
4,64S " cOmpre ssed
E344O3
AS only about two hundred and scyenty-tWo thou
sal three hundled ana fttV-tv (22 556) pounds OF
these pow eIs a,e in barrels, purchasers mus pro
vide barrels into which the remainder OF che powders
may be omptied nom the tanks or which period
of thirty 1907 days will be allowed The powder in
barrels, however, must be removed wltmn ten days
from the day of sale, otherwte they VIII revert 10
the Government
Terms cash, in Government funds, nne-bat OF the
pul chase money to be deposited at the completion OF
the sale, and the remainder before the powders arr
removed II. A. WISE
1C21nwst8l4 Chief OF Buroau
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GOVERNMENT SALES.


DUBLIC Az, TION OF SUBSISTENCE
j STORES AND PROPERTY.
OFFICE DEPOT CoMGIIasARY OF SUBsIsTENCE
WASHINGTON ID. e., February 1855 J
vii he offered at Pubic Auction At sixth street
wharf, in tins city, at IL o'clock a. Va on ~ rs
DAY, FebrusTy 20, 1866, the following arhcles;-
about head of excellent work oxen.
10000 pounds Of Corn lin the earl
$50 COO pounds of Bran.
u10O0 pounds OF Hay.
1900 gallons of Extract of Cohee
Also, the following condemned Subsistence Stores,
viz -
About 1000 pounds Of Salt Beef.
$50 pounds OF Smoked Beef.
S517 boxes of emoRed Herring.
1900 oun, of Hard Bread.
1l00 pounds OF Corn Meal.
1890 pounds of Dried Peaches.
1000 pounds of HOmlnY. y..
600 Ounds of Desiccated Potatoes
174O pounds OF Mixed Vegetables.
1854 pounds OF Beans, etc etc.
Also. The fonowing articles OF CommlssarY frO
Iron Safes. Pinchers and AIDES,
Letter Fresses Bake Pans,
Desks Trucks,
Tales. wheelbarro VS.,
Chairs Field Desks,
Camp Table, Coffee Mills,
81 RI 2 Balances, Pumps,
Beam Scales Axes
Piy IoIm scales Axe Ha ndles,
Coz nttr SCh0S, COOKING StONesi
Meat saws. Breao IIOughs,
CJmmiFsaTy CEest. One Scow,
l. qmd ara Dry Measures, Cauldrons,
FAUCETS Fire BRICK,
Cooper Vices. amps, etc.
Also a lot OF Coffee and Salt Sacks Gunny Bags,
Rags etc etc.
i'ii'S'- '"SN - Wv G. BELL,
2bSt Major and G. s., U. A.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

Gov vEKNM MENr SAL E.
LARGE SALE OF FINE SURGICAL NsTRU-
MEN rs
" Ill be sold at Auction at tho Medical PurveYors
PUBLIC sQUARE. NASHVILLE, TENN,
ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1895.
f00 General Operating cases
Is ,Hec Fxsecriup and nd IrephiHInr Cases;
So Post Mortem Cases, large;
100 DIS, Getting Cases;
200 Pocket Cases two folds;
ESQ do do three 'Ods;
l60 stomach Pumps, par, futekeY valve;
S6U u eth Extracting Instruments;
500 Davidsons Seli-lnjectIng Syringos;
II 0O0 CUppng q la aes and Tins;
] 500 usses single and double;
s. 6S0 lourniqnets. all patterns.
1900 Hard Rubber syr1nPes, assorted sizes;
Stethosoopes, Tongue Deprossors, SyrinQes hypo
1elm1c 1 Etc obgtetrica Cases, speculums, Lanoots
A portion of the foregoing articles are second
hand and viii he sold separately. The balance is
entirely new. The general operatiug cases contain
Instruments for amputations, exsectlons. MINOR
operations, and sets OF Catheters and sounds.
AT SAME PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY, February a.
,,r q, WILL VI BE o, SOLD, A STOCK OF
rING PAPER,
5000 STANDARD MEDICAL BOOKS
Consisting III part OF
$40 copies Gray's AnatonI;
$50 do Practice Medicine, Woods, Bennets,
Wafson's, etc
90 do Dalton 3 Physiology;
20 do Vrchow's Pathology;
l3O do SurgeTy-Gross, Erickson Feryu-
son, etc
sOO DO u y DlspensatOry
W 90 Becks jurisprudence;
6O do Parrsh's Pnarmacv;
~ do therapeutics, " ood, and Stile
900 60 hlnor surgery;
616 do Surgical Anatomy;
20 DO Chemistry, FowDes
20 do WebsteT's Dictionary. etc. etc (;
| GOO Blank Books quires Cap bound
1C0 do do small quarto;
S25 do dc liue who bound
eco Reams Writing Paper, cap lefker aud n "a,
20 do Writing Paper, assorted;
! 1000 husbands. vatieus patterns;
| 200 0C0 Envelopes assorted;
5000 Ba Books, miscellaneous;
300 Hortiohos;
| Iencls, Pens, Ink etc etc etc.
! Some Of the Medical BoOks are secondhand,
| and Wi ] be sold separately.
| The Books and Instruments can be inspected the
| dav before the sale
Catalogues may be had on application.
| ROBERT FLETCHER.
| SURGEON and Brevet Colonel u :. Volunteers,
| "a lot Medical PurveYor u. S. A.
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pUREAu OF oKDN ANCE, NAVY DEPARr-

DUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARr-
ID MENr. - go,
WASHINGTON CITY, Jan 10, 1856.
Sale OF about one thousand (100) toBs OF Navy
SHOT and SHELL at the Forts near tine entrance
to Cape Fear River, North Carroll a
Notice rs hereb, owen that the 18th day of Feb
Tuary 1866 there will be sold at public auction TO
the highest bidder, without reserve, and IN lots TO
suit purchasers, about one thousand (lOO0) tons,
more or less, OF SHOT and SHELL thrown into the
Forts at the entrance Of Cape Fear River. N G by
the Navl dur ng their bombardment.
Terms cash in Government funds, one-half the
purchase money to o paid BY the purchaser on the
estimated weights Immediately upon the CONCLUSION
OF the sale, and the remainder on the actual
weights upon delivery and removal which must take
place within ten days after the SALE other "lse tine
pIojectiles will revsrI TO the Government.
II A. WISE
127l6t Chief of Bureau.
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TXTENSIVE SALES OF GOVERNMEN
~ kOLL1Nn STOCK
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TEENEssEE,
CHIEF QUARTEDNA sTuR'S OEFICE,
= ILL .r... L Ito. q

INTENSIVE SALES OF GOVERNMENT
II kOLL1Nn STOCK
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TEENEssEE,
CunB QUARTEGMAsTuR'S OEFICE,
u, :. MILITARY RAILROAD,
NASHVILLE, tennessee. January g. 1866
VIII lie sold az iuDnc Auction. At Memphis, ZEN
neesee, WEDNE>DAY, February Z, 1866 the fol-
lowing described Ro,mg stock, VIZ
-Four az Locomotive Engines, five feet gauge
tlTe old and dismanted, one repHirable.
Sixteen Q6l Box and nine 10Y Flat Cars tmore or
or iessh five ieot gauge.
Same time and place
One 1) Locomotive Engine five feet gauge, lytrg in
the ditch on Ike hne of the Mississippi Central
EaInoad, twelve miles north OF Grand Junction.
Al NASHVILLE, TENN, WEDNESDAY,, FEB
RUARY IA 1866. wIl be sold the loowng described
Rolling stock, all OF five feet gauge, and in good
running Oider, VII
Ona a. Locomotive Engine, LYMAN & souther,
Elphieen qs) Locomotive Engines, R. Norris &
Sons, builders.
One ~ Locomotive Engine, SVinbouru & Smith,
One u Locomotive Tender
Two Hunded (2OOl Fiat and Box Cars, more or
Seine time ard p'ace =
Five t5) Loccmoilve Engines, uDsorviccabe
Boilers ard Running Gears for Two ~ Dummy En-
Eve (6) Spans (i5O feet each) McCalIums Truss
Two t21 spans Bridge 80 feet each)
One Hundred and lhhty-ihTee (l33) perch of first
ard second-class Gut stone, comprising iounda-
t on of Round House.
VIII also be -old on aforementioned dates at
| MEEII Bis and NASHVILLE, the balance of NJ IL
| IARY RAILROAD PROPERTY remaining undls-
posed OF at that time.
sales will commence at each place at 10 O'Clock A
M, continue Until all the property disposed OF.
| JERMS OF SAL E-Cash in Government funds
when purchased ny BalirOad companies, on credit
if Cesmed) OF not eXceeCing years, payable
n monthly nstnmeIts Is with interest aJ the rate OF
7S0 per cent per annum, secured by bond salts 'ac-
| tory TO The Government for doube the amount OF
| the pTOTeyiY purcl ased
| Fun descriptions OF the Engines be obtained
| on app cauon TO Captain S. r. HAMiLL, A. Q. NJ
| Nashville, Tennessee.
| 11525t BIevet Major and A Q M, u. S. A.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTERMAsrER'S
\ STORES
CHIEF QUARTERiI AsTER's OFFICE, J
DIPoT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. e., January a. 1866
VIII be sold at Pubic Auction, under the dIrec ION
OF BTevet Colonel G.. III. Tompkins, q, NJ, at LIN
COLIN DEPOT. Washington, ID. G., on THURS
DAY February 8, 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, large
lot of CONDEMNED QUART ERMAS ER'S
STORES, consisting Of
Chairs, 2eo Saddles,
Desks Whips,
Tables Portable FORCES.
"a our horse Wagons, ChIsels
68 twO-ho'se Wagons, Planes,
So Carts Hammers,
HeaIses, Axes,
Aspiring Wagons YIses,
5 Ambulance, Hose Carriages,
Wagon Bodies, Hoes,
WAGON Wheels, Shoyes,
CHAINS, Spades,
Blankets, Kettles,
Brides, Mattocks,
Gum Buckets, Bake Ovens,
Horse Collars, BroOms,
Wagon [ overs, Tubs,
Horse Covers. 927 lbs. Castings.
982 sets Mule Harness. u 476 lbs Scrap Iron,
SO sets Horse Harness, 1920 lbs Cast lion,
2O7 sets Ambulance Har- % 697 lbs Ihe Iron,
ness l16Z l0s HOpe, etc'
The sale will be continued from day to day until
the v hole is sold.
1he stores must be removed within five days from
date OF sale.
Ie1ms-Cash, in Government funds,
ID. III RUCKER,
BreVet Maj. Gen. and Cher QuartaTmaster,
1875 lit Depot OF Washington
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SKULL FRACTURED.-Alexand Walk, a
private watchman, while engaged on Saturday
right in watching some hides on Delaware
avenue, near Lombard street, went on board
the barque While Wing TO warm himself, and
tell into the hold of the vessel, fracturlng his
skull. He was conveyed to the Hospital where
he died soon after.
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GAS ExPLosIoN.-An explosion of gas
took place IN the culvert on Callowhill street,
between Twenty first and Twenty second streets,
on Saturday evening, which was of sufficient
force to hit the iron coverings from the iuleGs
both Twenty-hrst and Twcnty.second streets,
and shivercd some OF the glass in the windows
of houses thyreaboutg. The explanation given
OF it ia, that a new meter had been pot in tle
street. the service-pipe attached 70 which had a
leak in it, and the gas escaping, found its way
into the culvert and was tented by flame from
a lamp.
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FIRE AND ACCDENT.-pne alarm of fire
Lass evening, about hal-past 10 o'clock, was
caused by the slight burning Of a shed in the
real Of Jackson's machine shop, No. ll46 Sophia
street. The flames were eXtinguished before any
great damage was done. During the alarm two
members Of the Western Engine Company were
run over at T4elfth and Callowhill streets by the
Spring Garden Engine, aud seriously injured.
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FUNERAL OF MIR. HAYgE HAMILTON

The funeral of Mr.. Hanse Hamilton took place
yesterday afternoon, from his late residence, at
Fourth and Carpenter streets, and was largely
attended. The Meridian Sun Lodge, No. 1885,
Girard Mark Lodge, A. Y. NJ. Philadelphia
Lodge, No Is, 7. D. of o. f.. followed the re-
mains to their last resting Olace.
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THROWN FROM A ACARRIAGE.-Last ever

THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE.-Last even
ing, about six O'clock, a pan Of horses attached
to light carriage ran away from the corner of
Twenty-frst and Hamilton streets. After pro-
ceedlug a short distance the vehicle was over
turned, and the owner, Mr. Richards, was
thrown cut and sustained severe injuries.
DRoWNED.-An unknown white man at
tempted to walk on the ice across the Schuy-
kin, on SATURDAY., and vas precipitated into the
water by the breaking al the ice. He was
thought to be about thirty wears old. The body
was not recovered.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. - Casper Cooper,
Secretary to the Chief OF Police met with pain
full accident Yesterday while in the discharge Of
his duty. While attempting to calm the excite
ment oil an intoxicated individual he slipped and
fell, spraining his knee so seriously that he was
obliged to be taken home in a carriage. Mr..
Cooper is a very efficient officer, and his hume
rous friends will regret to hear of the accident.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

LEGNL NO IOESs
TSTATE or WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
IL Decegfed.-Letters Testamentsry upon the said
having been granted to the subscribers, al Oer
sons Indebted to said estate to pay
ment and those having aims against the same to pre-
s' ' ~ al EoRGE j. RICHARDSON,
No. 1880 Pine street.
JOHN i. OKIr.
No. 1880 Spruce Street
THOMAS WEBSTER.
No. l434 Pine Street.
THOMAS SPARKS.
No. l2l Walnut Street
RICHARD SMETHURST,
1906 No $50 $. Fourth Street
4 ITY ,,rO THE USE OF LANE SCHOFIELD,
Y VS.. STEVENSON M. LEANING,
& p september H., 1855, No II.
Claim for paving eO462 lot y. f. OF hundle
and Sixteenth strC cts Seventh Ward.
PHILADELPHIA November Is 1865.
wilt sciTe tacias Will be Issued upon the Dove
calm at the expiration OF three months rom the date
nereot, unless paid with n tnat time to -
w. A. SILVER,
Attorney for C'amant
IL l5w3m No. 207 s. SIXTH Street.
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ANOTHER COLD MoNDAY.-The cold snap
which commenced on Friday increased in in
tensty yesterday. It's etec5 was quite apparent
in the deserted thorouetiares and slinly
attended churches. At six o clock in the morn.
ing the Thermometer indicated a temperature Of
twelve degrees above zero, and at three in the
afternoon it stood at TWENTY-FIVE. During the
evening the mercury fell below that point, To-
day we are having another "blue Mondav."
Why all the Mondays Of lac should be SO unu-
sualy severe is a subject Tor the debating
societies.
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THE PROFESSIONALS IN New SCENES
The cheUdliaS GjndOstrfe are not particular
as to where they operate. Os Thursday last, an
immense prayer meeting was held at the Taber-
nacle Baptist Church, in Chestnut street, near
Eighteenth. During the course of the services
lady was relieved OF her poGket-book Ov some
adrcit performer. Fortunately its contents were
comparatively valuelese, consisting OF some rne-
morandums; but only a small sum Of mon ~
was secured. Two OF the light-hngered iratcr-
nity were arrested on the spot.
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The FIREMEN.-The Vgilant Fire Com
pany have determined to make an extended trip
in June next. While absent they will visit
Pittsburg, Chicago, and Cincinnati. The United
States Engine Company have purchased site
opposite their ola engine house, on Fourth
street, Tor the purpose OF erecting q new and
more commodlous house. The Columbia Engine
Company, twenty second Ward, have purchased
new equipments, and Will parade on the 22d
inst. This Company are makiag efforts to be
located as q steam fire engine company. The
Fellowship Steam FIRE Encine Company, of
the Twenty-secOnd Ward, have sold their hand
engine ano carriage to company in Chambers
burg.
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CAIEOF SERVICEABLE AND UNSERVICE-
- ALE NAVY 10 DERS AT THE NAVY
YARD, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, J
NAVY DEPARTMENT !
WASHINGTON ITY, January 26 1865 }
There wi be sold to the highest bidder ut Pubic
Auction, a noon OF the 8 day OF FEBRUARY,
1866 III the Office OF the Inspector of Ordnance at
the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, n. Y by sample. five
hundreO and three thousand t5O30OO) pounds OF
Navy POWDERS
Term cash. IN Government funds, one'haf to be
de- oslted at the end OF the sale and the remainder
within ten days afterwards, during VIII cl time the
powders must be removed from the MAGAZINE at
Ellis Island, otherwise they Will revert to the Gov
eminent.
1Z99t II. A. WISE Chiel OF Bureau
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SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
~ STORES.
viii be sold at
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Special Notice.

Great oaks tr.m little acoras groec.'
The worst diseases knosn TO the human
race spring from causes so snail as &c
slmo,. defy detection The volumes Of
scientiia lore that fill tire tables and
shelves Of the me Heal fraternity only &C
To prove aud elaborate these facts.
Tfen guard yourselves while YOU may
The smallest plmpie on the skin is tell
tale and Indicator Of di.ea~e. 1t NAV fade
and die away from the ltacs Of the body
but i; vii reach The vitals perhaps. AT
last, and death be he result and final
close. MAGGIELs BILLIous, DYsPEPTIC
and DIAKeHEA Pulls cnre where al
others fail. Whiie FOR Burns, Scalds
ChlbIans, Cuts. and AL ab!a-ions Of tie
skin. MAGerEL's SAVE ia irfallI5e. Sold
By j. VI GGIEL, 43 Fulton street, New
York, AM All Druggists, Al IS cents PEI
box
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GUaEdi ans sale. --ln Pr bate, M.'i-
townc c.u..ty court. Ia the matter o' the
Qua diautLip Ct the Minor heirs Of Henry
Stu,,mpycr, deceased.
NTO1lCE is teltby g.v"n, that by virtue AID
IL IuT-ua: CO ofan Order of L-cruse III 4de
III said matter, on the tT-t lay OF February, A.
1866. by the equity court OF SAID County,
the ndrrsigrei Gunri OF the Minor b If, OF
said deceased, vii. Oh FRIDAY the % day 81
February, ID 1856 at 20 &c! OK in The fore
noon OF said day, at the Ufii:e Of the County
Judge III The viii &c Of Nahtowoc in said
county, OFF, for Sale, at Public Vendue, the
following dr,cnbrd Lands, TO wit: all tia
certain part OF the north east quarter Of section
No Tour Ct III towush p No seventeen U1J
north OF r.u5e N tweaty ttict east, coin
menClng rurty Iiircc al ore bind rods
0i tne mouth easl c"tEet Of said gu. rstr e.ctlo
running thruce west along tie town ! re, thirty
three u, q 0 third rods, tn nee south one
HUNDRED and sixty r is, thence east thirty
three aud thIId rods, thence orth one
huid ed and sixty rods 10 the place of begin
hing c,ntaInl :iDrty three and enc third
rods, mere or les The Tern OF Sale vii he
uIa1e .aUwu at tn. fInc and place Of sale
FRkUENICk fiILHER
Gdtrdiau, &c.
MaDtowoc, Feb. !, sec
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SAVE YOUR HAY F.!
JUST RECEIVED
FROM Boston,
100 GRANT FEED CUTTERS.
SmaIlCy s. Go.
Ma1itowoc, Jin 30 1866.
(.ualsi AIS SAFE

In Probate. Manitowrc County Court l.
the matter q the Guardianship OF the nj. G.
! ers .: cpari Da-c i, sic eea>cd
NrJTICE is hetchy Aiy,l,, tia, by virtue Al
IN in p Irsuaucc ct an order OF License, made
il eill matter, ou Tie 80 il Gny "i December A
D. 1865, nv thc count, court OF said county +,
the uu err gtet Gaariiau OF lie minor heirs oi
ta,d deceased, viii, Oh Monday he 29tn day Of
January D. 1866, at &c O'clock III the .ote
noon OF said day, at the Off of the County
judy. in III. vi az f NaliC'~oc in said eur. :
~ offer 'or : lie at Public We due. the follow
ing Lands. to Wit he west half Of the south
east quarter of section No. thirty three 33 J
Ct township No. twenty 20) north Of Range
No. twenty three [23) east The terms Of
Sale will be made known nj the time and place
Of sale. MICH Ell NAHONtT,
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of ichael
Driscoll. deceased.
Dated at Manitowoc the 30th Of Dec 1885
The above sale is hereby postpou,d uutfi
Muntav, the H. day of February. 1866, at
the same time and place.
81. MAHONEY,
Guardian, &c.
D..n3 January % 1876
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SHEET NTSIE DEPARTMENT

watts # the public, being III consIan, eceipt
OF all the new music published IN the United
states and the best OF foreign publications,
itch Together with cur own CONSTANTLY in
treasing catalogue constitute stock of great
aud choice variety
The Iubc is cordially ir,icd to witt this
model esta1i slim at and examine the heauti u
assortment OF music ana mjIsIcal int I'M .n.s
Il \. hEHPSiED,
2.jS Vain etieet, Milwaukee.
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Doors,
Blinds.
Bedsteads.
Door & Window Frames
Doors,

aud all kinds of rurned wood work constantly on
hand or mace 10 OF der in the best man er.
Filmed siding furnished as cheap as il csn be
bought at the mills rough.
A liberal hare OF patronage solicited.
BYRON MARKHAM
Nanito~oc, Arg. II. 1883.
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FLOUR! FIGURE.

I,LARh MILLS warranted -four, i,r sale
at the lestst cash price OF the store Of
~ NsH,.lY Al. OF rLi- JtaLd o flour war
Isn,ed - l,e entire satisfaction.
Esuiiowec. August 81 ls45.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
Cattle Fair in Classonville.

A CATTLE FAIR AND SHOW will be held
n in CIa>sohvile, town OF Cato, during The
coming yea: a. follows: First MONDAYS of
October and Decemler, 1865 and the First
Mondays Of February. April, June and August,
1866 MULIlALL 4 CLASSON,
Dated Sept :, 1859. Proprietors.
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THE WEEKLY News,

l. otfurad at the low rate Of So per year, for
elpgle c"Iies, invariably in advance. Clubs Of
FIVE and upwards, 81 10 each.
1t IS l.. every re'pect a popular edition, making
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I AN autholizel to sell the following described
L eighty acres land in the ro"n OF Frank-
lin, 1.-THE North West quarter of Mort
Fest quarter. aud the North East quarter Of
North West quarter of Section 81, Town 90.
Rarge % The lard is go6d and well located
the tile perfect, an ! it WILDE sold cheap.
JKRE CROWLEY.
3anito roc July t. 1865.
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I he Semi W Weekly News

Is published every Tuesday and Friday, at a.
per annuu, in advance. This will be found
very convenient issue III localities havil & no
daily mail
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No,Scl less Machine!

Il r,q Ircs FIFTY PER lE\r LESS pow
kI % CIV" II lhan aly o. her machine il til.
ma ket, A girl - years If age can work il
steadily, "'tii"u +, Ig't" or NY 10 hea! h.
Us strength and WONDERFUL Fl PLICi-
/ \ 81 Constructions, renders it almost rrpnssi
Die 10 get ont OF order and IL GUARANTEED
by the company to give en- re satIsfac ion
"" resp, cltuy ihvi!e all those VI 0 NAV DE-
sic To supply tn III elves with sup r Or tel.
10 come and txaiuluc this UNRlVALLED
Machn
C"e h"lf hours instruction is sufficient. to
t'aJ|e any persO,. IT, work tbs Mdeh,ns to their
ent,is sdftsfuct,o7t
RELIGIOUS snu CHARITABLE INSTITU
Tons NIL be 'ibe,aNq deot nth
sGsNrs WAN1lD for all towns IN the United
states where Agents are not already established
Also, Tor Cuba, Me1ico, Cen raj and South
America, to whom a LIBERAL DISCOUNT viii be
& ven.
No cohsignments made at all. Address,
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE MANUFACTURING co
\. q. I. $50 Broadway n Y.
Principal Agencies Established : Portl nd
Ne, Deerirg M,IIken Il Co Provrdau,e Z |
j. Wheeler; Norwich Conn. E. " Yar-
mston; Syracus@, \. Y John H. Fowler
tlnc nan, o., Ma,her 4 " iIson.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
Patented February IA, 1860.

TNllS MACHINE, is COZ structed on entirely
L new lrinclt les OF mechanlcism, pos. s,l &
n'-ny raIe hld valuable improvements, havir 9
been examined by the mUsL pIo found .1peTts,
AID p'onc urcrd To be
SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION CoNBlNypi
Il has straight need e, perpen cuar action
M : tie " l. OK or shuttle St tch " which " Ii
nelhtr RIP lor RANEL aud is alike on DO h
s'uts: pcrio'ms peri, CT sewing on every de-.
scrIpti"n OF materdl, from Leather to the fl est
N"h-o"k Musin, vita cotton, hGen or silk
'hfehu, I'm the c'ai 81 10 the fin, s. iunbc or
Having neither CA VI nor tCG " HEEL a +,
tie least possible friction 1t RUS az smooth as
Il .sS, amt ~ uDhatic Iva
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02
POLITICAL AFFAIRS
City. County and State.

Or the happiness and best interests Of our
people will find in the CO umns of THE NEW
a ready and persistent advocate.