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APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND Ia
BORING MEN TO INSURE
THEIR LIVES

large proportion of the operatives in our various
Kinds OF shops are not worth $1,000 A wife he.
loved and conhding children cling with fond regard
to the father, liable at any moment to be taken awav
WIN nothing laid by for their comfnrt and prot, c.
oion me annual sum OF s25 would pay life poll.
y tnat would IN the event of death go far towards
making them comfortable; and who can not law
aside tor snch purpose this small sum, and who
among you ought not to lay it aside? Ifthe family
poor so much the greater need that this wise pro.
vision be not neglected. AS the ordinary acounn.
latons are necessarily slow, requiring years to Law
aside Jew hundred dollars, how much wiser to make
sure al once large sum by Life Insurance Take
warning before il is too late.
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SHAKE! SHAKE NO MORE!
3CE E & ID Ell HC EG Va

IN " VI. UAhhlSON y
HHOLERA AND DIARRHCEA PREVENTIVE
~ wIl prevent and cure AsIaIIc Chulera ChoIero
Cholera MJrbus, DIArrhOea. Summer ComplaIut Col.
&C, CrARis and Pans IN The Stomach aud B,weIs-
Now Is Ia Iine Tor every family to have boltle on
hand You know not how soon YOU NAV be attacked
with one Oi The abIve diseases The cost is hui ri;
de DO not delay but send Or bottle at once Price
So cents per bottle.
WHAT is A COUGH?
II IL something that should be attended 10 at once
II you delay, II may lead To Consumption and finally
terminate IA death. Thousands have filled a nrem5
ture grave through neglect. DO net delay out take
my txPEc foRANr alonce, or 1t may be too late Price
81 W per bOtte.
USE DR.. C. G. GARRISON's
BrTERs FOR DYSPEPSIA. a purely UegetabLe compound
They improve the appetIIe and promote dIgesIIun -
Tpr-e B.uefs are of my own invention and manuiac.
ture Having used them for length of lime success.
fully my private practice, offer them to the
puhIIc, and | recommend them 10 the use of every
dyspepuc WLcre the palIenI has used them accord.
iH7 r. r. t.',,nous hey have always made a perfect
cure. Frce 81 ~ per bottle.
IDR. C. G. GARRISON'S
ANTI-D YSPEPTIC PILLS.
These Pills are purely vegetable. and do not contain
any Mercury or CslOmel They should always be used
IN connection with my Preparations, particularly IN
cases Of cOsiIveness They a good and perfectly
Eaie PurgatIve. and should be used in all OF
Chlils and Fever. Bilious Bilious Rem ttent DYspep
sla. Jaundlce Depression Of Spirits Coughs, Colds
and all diseases that require Purgatve. Price 2j
IF you UHAV We CHILLS AND FEVER,
ise DR. e G. .GARRISON'S FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
Price 81 10 per Bottle. II is perfectly safe and reII-
able remedy-a sure cue These preparations are
not quacK remedies. but Of my own invention and
manufacture, and only prepared by
DR c. G. GARRISON.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at nv store 21I
South Eighth street. Philadelphia, and Gor sale by all
Druggists.
C.G. GARRISON. NJ. D. 10 a regular graduate OF the
UnIversiIy Vi pennsy lvais, and treats patients or
ali Diseases at his ollie No. Eli South Eighth ST.
below Walnut, Philadelphia.
STAll consultations free. rS
C. w. BARKER,
Sole wholesale Agent for the States of Mary land and
Delaware. rnv1 ee
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widows and Orphans Lift
Insurance COinpany
Both of which are sound, reliable, and managed b,
the most experienced officers aud trustees And ior
The TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.

This company issues Policies against all kinds Of
accidents, causing loss of life or bodily injury.
The SUN of $40 will secure person insured Slo
per week for twenty.six weeks, and $1,000 cash IN
case his death takes place from the Cause of acci
dent and SIS premium will secure S25 per week for
twenty-Sx weeks, and S5O0O cash in case of death.
This company has paid up capital Of s5UO 900.
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with families dependent upon lheIr efforts sure uro.
vision tor them II they shOnd be taken IRON The m To
ALL The CONSCIOUSNESS OF having, by prudent iute.
sghl provided for ihOse pendent LpuI Them lLe
liberal plan Oi assurance sllUwIDg ali Whose pftm-
nms amount 10 over $4O per snhum, the privilege of
giving n0ie Tor one ha, The premium dItI-
uends IN The Company pay OIL the nuIe thus fn0ELhF
person for the same eLbtHdiWTe Of money BE- assuI,6
for tUtce much they could be insured for ,n uD
p0ny reQur ing premiums all CASH WIN such nH:ucs
ihes "ohe wnoSe health Is such 10 allow ui their
assurance should ia Ia make application Tins yOutg
out msl prosperous Company rapid, eIIehuIng Its
business and rising iasl IN The public estimation Its
President. CHRISTIAN W. BOUCK and :, crst,rY
RICHARD II. HARDING. ESQ rs a re men vho,e ~.
Puta0h ior ability and honesty Of purpose is widely
known With ample deposits in The insurance buresn
oi me stale oi New York tor The security Of the IN
sured with business last year 81 ttarlv tuo nIlo,
Of dollars, and paying cash diuidt nd of 40 D,r
Dlh reseTUed surplus ample for all contlngeHeiss
none should iaIl 10 avail lhemse es of the tesI
lages Offered by II for LIFE ASSURANCE In hi.
COMPANY 40 cents per Iosek, or a GGe,iOn Orer SIX
EN- 10 per day. ioit secure for the benefit of the
family Of a person Of 80 years of age,
S - 90 an @D GD
payane at his DEATH aud less for pc TsuIls ounR.
er now strange that mrn hO love their families w
when
SLX CENTS PER DAY
NonId insure them $4,000 at the time lneir families
will most need aid.
Applications will he received bv the suh.cr;hs, =,
DOvPr-Dr lSA &C JUMP, ExamInIng Phy sIcIsn: in
by THOMAS ROBERTS Eso' i1t Z. w
JONES, EKlmHmng Physician.
Arrangements will be made for opening ,f;ca..;n
most OF The towns OF the Slate: Unl ihUSe arrange
lpOn the cali OF persons desIrOus OF being insured
WIN. R. CAHOoN, ...a
Agent for the State Of Delaware
jely'66 Dover Del
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Engine For Sale.

The Subscriber offers at Private Sale, one of the
eelebratea Arehambuult Portable Steam Engines
Ten-horse power, all in complete order. and mopn,
ed on wheels. It has been ia use but few seasons
and snesrly as good as new II is especially adapt
ed to running Threshing Machines. Sorghum Mills.
&C., but can be applied to any other power. This
l. an opportunity to make good and cheap invest.
mcnt. a. T.. WORDEN,
Also a good Westinghouse Thresher wil he sold
with ihs engine if dssired' 4 apast66,
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euCu us Uldu-
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
I e m pc r.,
F Ou n d err,
II e a We S
Slavering,
Coughs, Fe-
vers, Loss of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
Pv, &c.
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THE BROOKLYN
Life Assurance Comply.

The undersigned agent tor the SIaie Of Delaware,
for the BROOKLYN LIFE ASSURANCE COM.
PANf. offers advantageous terms all VIM wish 10
p Nv =. y :.
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR THE BENEFIT YOUR
WrF-s AND OIEIlLlDIalSNo
IN THE
Mutual Life Insurance Conn
pany Of New York.
+. 5. WINSTON, President.

Gross ASSETS FEBRUARY l, 1865. sI30oo nm
NETT INCOME LAST YEAR, 90 mn 000
r0lAcY AND DIVIDENDS Paid during '65, S765,OOO
CASH DIVIDENDS declared and uaid every
year. ranging from fifty to seventy per cent.
ier1ls as low as any other LIFE INSURANCE
I'm ANY and dividends much greater.
For small sum annually paid, this COMPANY of.
iers every Inducement lor married nan TO provide
tor bis family after death.
Forty five cents week will insure $1,000 nm the
lie of a man aged thirty years.
husbands and fathers, is the ultimate fate of your
wives and children matter of such perfect ndfttr.
ence to you as not TO call for a sacrifice amonn,ny
10 even less than half dollar week? If thai .
so. now Will they bear the double bereavement, when
Ieit Without you aud without your services Can
you bear the idea Of having y"ur vile and children
thrown upon the cold charities o! the world TO Save
the paltry sum of fifty cents week. when bv nav.
ing that sum, they would have cnmprtency 10 live
on and secure against creditors? Death is surr IN
corse' and no man knowelh how soon. Full mf,r
nation can be had by calling on
GEO. Ii Dr'kSON. Agent.
Dover, Delaware.
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Dr. Sshenck will be professionally at his principal
3nce w 10 worm SiIth street, corner Of Commerce.
PniadetphIs, every Saturday. from ga NJ nnIII p
n No. g. Bond street, New York every Tuesday from
10 8; No. IS Summer street Boston. Mass every
wednesday from To s. and every other Friday at IOs
Da'"nofe street. Baltimore, Md. All advice Tree, but
for thOrOugh examination of the Iung. WI bis Pc
pIromeler the charge is three dollars
rnce ol Inc PumOnc Syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each ~ 2O per bottle or 81 50 per half dozen. Man
drake Pills, 25 cents per box.
tsAle Nv all Druggists and Dealers dec2O IV
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EVILS OF NOT INSURING.

ne poverty and suffering of widows and orphan.
WIN COLD and cheerless prospects, worn with excess
siEe 'oh ana scanty subsistence and corroding anx
ey' are speaking commentary upon the evils OF
husbands negectlng this bentfcent provision How
many families have been thrown into stale of an.
s"lute want by the culpable neglect of husband or
father to fnlhl to his fanlly-which he is bound bv
sacred o6lig tlons to protect, honor, cherish. and
PROVIDE ior-the important duty of Insuring his
Life tor their benefit? Few hnmes are free from
encnmorance by mortgage or otherwise, and in vrrv
many cases, on the decease Of the husband and "a
ther, The vile and children who had confded in him
70 shleid them from poverty, forced from their
ioHg cherished homes, which they in their Younger
Gays helped 10 adorn with all that the heart eonJd
desire. Could that departed husband ar father lonk
oack upon The suffering condition Of his family
would ne not admonIsh husbands aud fathers ons
ahu hi' TO guard ag INST similar Calamity TO their
own families by Life Assurance
Men, when the subject of Life Assurance is men.
t'ohed 10 them, are tpo apt to say il is too heavy
TAX ana yet, 1t they would reflect for mornenl il
III reality Is no tax, hut savings bank for the bene
ut OF their wives and children.
AN insurance on the life of a man for the benefit
OF nus wle or children, is free from attachment nv
creoltors but Is paid directly to his wife and child
ren sixty days after the death of the husband.
). Z. Claws"n' M. D, Examining Physician, Smyrua.
Cove Salisbury. NJ. D., Dover
y" "na'P' W. w. Camden
NJ g. LOAand. NJ. D., M,It,,d
David Hell, M. D, " Lew.s
ANY information in regard to Life Insurance, Fire
Insurance, or Notary Public Business will be
promptly attended by the undersigned, at the office
oi the Kent County Mutual Insurance Company.-
0hce Oh NJ I'm Street, under the Capital Hotel
Building, Dover, Del.
GEORGE B. DICKSON,
Secretary, Kent County Mutual Insurance. Con,,,
ny. Agent for the Lie Insurance Comn4mv
Notary Public, &c.
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Insure Your Homes and Property
IN THE
hentCounty Mutual Insurance Company,
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.

Inls company continues TO Insure property on rea:
sohaoe ierns and for several years pasi has maid
FOley nOlders an annual dividend Of and M nor
cent Ihe DIVIDENDS are paid on The lst dav oC Ian
udIy or allowed IN the payment Of the annual nre.
NUNS, due on that dav P'''
Ii is the bOundeh duIy of everv man m, ot,t :.
lamy Dut nus creditors 10 keep hIs prooeriv
ana no man has any 10 complain of his ne,Gh
oors anu friends II they should refuse 10 con,rhsie 10
WHfos the loss Ut his property being bound lor Inc
slple reason mat insurance IS cheaD and "a,
me company reside IN almost every Town Ihrwot,n,
me oia'e ana Tor triiIng can be made scene
'sn ss =. MS properly by fire. ,lf a MAJ will mai
Tue ptecaullOn to secure his properly agaInsI Io
oV hre' o. II Is Insurable, he has no r,ght ~ 90 "A ,
ms neIghbors 10 assist him " "ii "P'h
ood ahe hent County Mutual has a Capital of a0oo
OOU' anu pays promptly It's losses. - 0~O0''
Parties desirOus Of InsurIng in th,s rornD.. - -,
call upon the following agents NOnPA''y Will
AGENTS
W. u "o0'nsIn. '"I And'w WRIGHT FELTON,
n.eaware City ,ieO. M Davis Bridpevi ilIe
Jesse 5. Huntington, Smyrns James Ponder ME- e
y. Oicksoh' Dover Paul A. Davis Lewes.
Jas Cowgirl, { O0'ei' DR.. A Nanck ie,.o,'
Alex. jackson. Camden, - - ,,a,n',,'el.
II. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley SIaeI se'o~"
j. T. ronlk' MILFORD, Greensboro, Md.
DIRECTORS =
Or. s. M. FISHER. Smyrna, Irhos Bradford. Dov.,
Geo. w; Cummins, Dr. Henry Rldgely. a.
James X. Gle nents, William Walker ..
William Denney, :" James Prellymsn. u.
jacob Deakyne' BridgeviIls.
SAMUEL M FISLER, President, SMYRNA. I,
JAS. COWGILL. Trea'r. Dover.
GEO B. DICKSON, Sec'y.
W Business communications romptly attqnds 4 To-
4" ...... GEORGE b. dickson. Secretary. Dover.
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FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPERS-shnnd re.
collect that hundreds Of dollars worth { Grain. Pro-
VISIONS, &C, are annually destroyed by Rats. Nice,
Anis. aud other insects and vermIn- all Of which can
ne prevented ny few dollars worth Of "CosTAR s.
KAT Roach, AMI. &c, ExtermnaIor, bought aud used
freely.
&5- See "CosTAR's" advertisement above.
VI sold in Smyrna, Del, by James P. tIofTecker,
MAIN street; aud all Druggists and Dealers. 32S6m
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These Powders
will strength
en- ntheStonach
and lnt@tines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
ahealthys a state.
They are a
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low uoNEel!-IL used 10 be said bJ
the partizans Of the faction now in power
that the society Of Washington city, under
the slayehoIdar's regime WAS ihe heigth Of
con p:ion. AID when they got IN power
THINGS would be different, and also at shis
dav we find some Of them making the
ASSERTION that the society Of the ca spltoI
has vastly improved since tbs advent ot
the man with a nasal twsng in bis nose
and a carpet bag in his hand. Let those
who think so read the following from a
CORRESPONDENT of The Boston Commercial ::
A mem Der Of congress--a new member
came 10 the city fe" days ago and took
his seat. Af,er he had been three doys,
ne packed up, paid his biLs and took pas
s,ge Tor home. On being asked when be
should return, hi. repl, WAS, he hoped
never lie had seen enough OF IL Any
man who had regular business TO attend
to. family and home 10 90 to, and social
circles into which insinceIily, hypocrisy
and t,ea, herv had not entered Was a bi.
fool to come and sp-nd his time IN con
press. Bat sad one TO him, "conslder
he homo. p "IIon"r be hanged y said
he auv man with sentiments Of honor
ard honesty to govern him, would lose
them all, and faith 10 man and himself, il
he stad IN v ashlugton month
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A Recruit from the Grave.

The following strange circumstance
.avs the St Lonis News. among the mos.
rrInaI kabIe that occurred during The war,
is vouched tor by Col Ellis, late Of the
lst Missouri cavalry, and can be at,ested
by The parties concerned:
\ few days after f-tcelv contested
battle IN the south, a party of soldiers
belonging 10 the isl Missouri, ;ouk a hunt
over the battle field and came up To a
spot where The rebel dead were buried
In one place the hair OF q mans head WAS
seen sticking uut Of The ground like a tuf
of grass, aud near by hard was seen
pr"rrudng upwards, which evldent,
belonged 10 the corpse thar owned lhe head
Of hair.
One of the cevsrymen remarked 10 hia
companions. in a si,iI!t Of thought les
leveiv, See there is a dead reb, reaching
out for something: le;'s see what he
wants. ln the same spirit of wanton
mischief almost reckessne.s, the cavalry.
man took hold Of The nau's hand and
hauled the body out Of tie grave, the
loose dir, falling back into tie shaIon
hoe. Soon afier the man began to stir
and manliert signs Of life, TO the utter
astonishuieht and hcrror Of tue re.urlec-
uouI9ts
The man was taken Ly his rescuers to
their tent and was rubbed down, washed
Oft, and III a few DAYS hecam. rs "gnnd
as new" He said that in the battle he
"as stunned by the l.>sage of ,hriD
which knocked bin se0selrSs He was
picked up among The dead and hlri"d Ike
the rest. Not "a scratch was found N his
body. lie said that he had j lined the
l"bei~, and fought The fe!er>ls cong and
Wei, but as IN, MAS his second appeatat,ce
upon atth he would nnw join the tedera!s
aId fight for them. He accurdirg, en-
listed in the lst Missouri, did good deai
OF rongh march1ug aud hard ti2hliug. aud
ast September was mustered ont Of hr
service, aud paid I, # al Deulon bart., X.
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Proclamation of Gen. Prim.

New York, Jan Is
A Paris Ee;ter con,oirs he f. flowing
proclamation Of Gen. prisr:
Spaniards We have arrived at the err
r;ble moment in which revolution is the
only resource of lhe nation, aud HE main
duty OF huuerab.e e men. | am At tie head
OF the considerable military forces, and a
great number Of armed country men has
ten on All sites 20 fight under my Of
dels tor tie cause Of freedom and father
land. Ny banner is The La; manifesto Of
the PrOgressl.la Central Committee, and
with it IN ny hands will fight with III,
wnnted valor againtt the government
which dI>honors II. aboard aud ruins us
at home to the oiot Of making IA laughs
inc stock amoDg foreign nations. aud
bringing lis To the verg4 Of shameful hank
rupicv. Soldiers you have really fung!r
under nv orders. YOU are aware that
have never foresaken Won, and that if ,,u
sand 10y me in this enterprise, shall
know how to lead you first. showing yon
the path to victory, and Lex! remunega,-
ing Your entpa, ors
SpaniarAs hurrah for liberty. for tie
programme Of the Central progre> si,la
Committee, and for he constituent Cnrrez.
(Signe'D JuA: l'HIM
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Two ofEhA' ''','
WEN ''.' ''
'"e =" 10 '0' = - '' :
" '""''''0 WV ,o,
o"' 80 r ''se - 80 i'0 W.
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! Iiuughuan might not have shone bey ond
the iltle rurai district where lie lived.
lodi Tie Army and Nary Of the
Cn3led StUte..
Responded TO hv JULICs EHENr Of the
Manitowoc Tribune, who in few well
selected sentences, said lial as 10 the pss'
the boys in blue, soldiers and sailors, bad
been found equal to every emergency, so
he wa. fully persuaded they would be
iound in the future. The American ci'!-
zen whenever duty called, whether on the
dark blue wave. the mountain side, the
valley or the plaih, with The big gun, the
cutIass or the musket, was equal to any
aud every emergency; and the history Of
the army and navy proved Ibis beyond a
cayi
Henry MuiHoLLAND, Jr., upon heins
ca led on, male few rema' Ks in honor
of BuRSs. and very appropriate to the
occasion. which ELECTED appau>e
Sono-.The Red Waite and Biue, :
hy tie company was gwen with much
pint
Here concluded the regular ,o9-t~ Of
the evening, and the chair announced
volunteer toasts in order.
Th. fr-t volunteer toast was given by
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CoNGREss. -Congress is almost exclu
slse y engaged in devIsng amendments ,c
tie Constitution, Of which there are sev
enty uuder consideration. One Of these
provides for making population the basis
Of representation and taxation. The blIl
forcing negro suifiage on the District OF
Columbia has passed the House. If it
pass The Senate, !Iesidenl JonNsox will
probably veto it.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS.


Arrivals by The Sanie Fe coach report
severe weather On the plains Three
snow t"und trains between Fort Uuion
and Cameron sutleIed heavy loss o'
stock OF three government trains Of
over 800 head. owe. haItthe stock. 81 owed
in te'ween Arkansas river aud 7 ort Union.
pefished The SNOW IS one or two les
deep, With a heavy crust to The Arkansas
river. Nine men were badly frozen.
Many lost their feet. All who have been
exposed TO the weather sutfe; cd more or
less.
Indisnapoli., Jan. IS.
4 man named I.natiu< lfurhsnan, trav-
cling linen peGdle,, murdered his wife his
atteI noon. ut he residence uf her brother;
on " y"mlug street, under ci,cumetnrces
of unusual atIociry Mrs Bnchanan had
properly which he vas ar2iou- 20 ge, IL
t. his o~n hands hut ~hich she vAs un-
wiling 10 make over TO him. He ha,
been III the habit Of abu,lrg ier for two
wears, and some months since WIS placed
under bonds To keep The peace lh.
afternoon lie ent 10 lbs house wtl al .As
dragged lis Vie Into M uI'Id!e OF ius
room, put hls 'out on her body aud Iter~
rii, chopped her to pieces. Buchanan
was arte,je,i. Great excitement prevails
III he nrighhorhood and ,h- tir, d wouit
have been ly ncheA had tie ,tlicers rot
hurried hlu Of to jail.
w WsshEgton. Jan 0G
The senate in ex-ru'iv- session .5ti.y
confirmed tie following nominations, Uor-
are .. b~on OF ldaiIn, 10 be Secretary
Vi ld-ho. john Pratt, Of Ma>stchuselt.,
to b- marshall for ;he Territory of New
| N, Xco. Alex Cummings. Pennsylvania,
TO hs Gov-rnor of Tie Territory OF Coloi>
ado, wee John Evans resigned. 1hamas
francis Meagher 10 lie Secte arr Of The tel
rltorv Of Montana. Gen john II. Slough.
Di-,flc, OF Columbia, 10 be rLiei justice Of
me territory OF New Mexico.
TIE following rostmns,eis have been
api onleI Elisha u kp,e~. at Madison,
Wis, John Tapey, a! Rarine. Ms.
To-day three re-pectabI, dressed women
we're detected al ;he txecu'ive man ioIl
riippirg pieces from the rurtaius OF he
e4sl r""n ~ souvenirs. They were Ar.
'e>1cd AID taken to the police station
house Such thetts have teen SO frequent
hat an oli:eI is constantly il a.teudat CO.
RnG..ro. Jan oG 'C6
There WAS Il large F-u'an needing held
at s.. James Hal, lli> everi,g Iloa.
\ n Ciapp. Nen >weene, and linu J"hn
". Mnrpn" ueIe the SPEAKERS A NJ.
C!app presided Gen Sve-ne. ,l,si"ti
| |, - ,t,l,h Ia NJ
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PFiv,rEsRl, A splendid propeller,
called Tie Meteor, cleared frou New York
Oh The % |, bn! was afreraard ,eized rs
the Uu!ted states Marsha On An ot,Ier
from Judge BETS, which was granted On
representations Of the Spaai-u consul III
the vessel was going Is Sea IL the .srylye
q Chill
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EE- The people N the western portion
of Fillmore and the eastern portion Of Now
er counties, Minnesota, have been greatly
excited by the presence Of mad dOys dur
ing the past two weeks. Ia the ne gh>
bcchoo1 Of Frankfort, Mower county,
several persons have been biuen, while he
number of horses, cattle, etc, reported
bitten is innumerabie. In the town ot
Spriug Valley, there are no; six dog, efr
alive, for which tho Inhabitants ought to
be devou.ly thankful. Mrs. Norman
Kingsley. of ;ho la'ler place caught one
of the r,pi! CANNES and held j. until it
was killed. Many of the kcrses bit,en
have been traded off with the knowed ge
Of their conditi npon the Tar, Of ,heir
owners. who take BE ci.k il eousileT asiou
q g'ol targaire
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-02-02

STRANGERS IL Town We have had
The pleasure Of meeting many ola fienIs
in town tins week, particularly the r,r'y
from Chiffon, cou>i-ling Of Hon JAMES
RoDINsoy aud lady, john T. HUME, E>q
and lady, ASsEL W AvKous, E,q and tsdv,
aud Under sheriff GREEN and lady. We
hope ltey enjoyed their visit.
y large party Of Germans from Green
Bay has also been visiting US and GlYlng 2
Theatrical entertainments. We learn
that next Sunday the Nanitowoc Tuner,
intend To paN back the visit to heir Green
Say friends, and that large number vii!
cave for that city.
Mr. L. G. DASAuY, importer Of wines
iquors, &c, 46 West Wafer street
Chicago, is also in town, !ookn. extreme !
srtl Mr. D, proposes to spend a fev
days in town aud country, visiting bis
man, friends, all Of whom will be rejoceC
10 see him.