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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-08-09

4.507 bushels; wheat, "a ,3e2 bushels
flour, ,5SS barrels; potatoes. 8, $40 bushels;
leather, 32,3S0 pounds; fish, / ,66S half
barrels.
Few towns have SO fine natural situa-
ton as Manitowoc Built principally on
the elevation above the broad lake, it is
afforded magnificent prospect, and all the
surroundings are so much in keeping that
the natural symmetry is unmarried. The
slope to the river on either side, provides
accommodation for all departments Of busi-
ness, and leaves the residence portion un-
molested The value of this will perhaps
be better appreciated when Manitowoc in
stead Of her present size, becomes city of
$4,000 or so, 900 people, as she undoubted-
ly will in few years.
SHIP BUILDING.
One of the great uses for the commodi-
Gus river, is and always will be, for ship
building. The commerce of the lakes is as
yet in its infancy, and desirable position
for ship yards will in time become very val
liable. The northern part of Wisconsin
furnishes in abundance those woods chiefly
used in the construction of vessels, and
hence the advantages of Manitowoc are all
the more valuable. Captain Goodrich
sometime ago became convinced of its util-
ity for this purpose, and there established
his yard for building, altering and repair
ing steamboats,. Already the fine steamer
Orion, and that pride of the lakes, the
Northwest, have been built, and one or two
others undergone extensive repairs He
has now a new steamer under way, which
will be completed next spring and called in
honor of the town, the Manitowoc She is
not quite so large as the Northwest, but is,
if possible, more elegant model, and will
probably be the most symmetrical and fast
est steamer on the entire chain of lakes
Mr.. G. s. Rand has recently been entrusted
by Mr.. Goodrich with full charge of the
ward He is we'll known as one Of tn. best
mechanics in the West. All the models
arc prepared by him, aud every detail of
work ia the establishment is submitted to
extensive, as many as one hundred men
large amount Of money expended in wages
and material | understand that Captain
Goodrich is preparing to follow the Mani
towoc with another fine steamer, and as he
is Just now in the commencement of his ca
undoubtedly find his business growing 50
fast as to require more vessels than his
present facilities will enable him to furnish,
and will increase them from time to time.
His present outlay is from $50, 900 to $780,,
600 annually.
Besides this yard, several schooncrs for
lake trade arc annually built some OF them
very large and fine ones. The supplies of
timber back will make this business at
Manitowoc outgrow all present proportions
within a very few years, and parties inter
cstcd would find it one Of the best possible
no;uts for thnir OnprationS
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gsA- Several new advertisements will be
found on the 4th page, to which we call
attention. = a5 H.
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PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, ETC.


Manitowoc has three newspapers. and,
from their appearance and general charac-
ter, would say the press is very respecta-
bly, represented. The Tribune is published
by O. B. Smith & Co., is Republican in its
ed. Mr.. J. Crowley is publisher of the
Plot, which has the general merits of its
cotemporary, but is strongly Democratic i'll
its political tone. The Nordscestee is a
German paper, supported by the large Ger
papers appear to be well supported, and are
all of respectable class.
The town schools three in number, are
said to be in a very flourlshlng condition,
and great deal of interest is manifested in
| The banking business Of the town is con
| fined to two institutions, the First National
and the private bank Of Mr. L. c. Shove.
dent, and Mr.. G. Luling Cashier. Its cap
. profitable. Mr.. Shove is an old banker,
He also does good business.
II THE RAILWAY AGAIN.
A sketch of the railway project from
Manitowoc to Menasha is necessarily a
part of the early history Of the town, and
has already been given. To return to the
subjec as vital one to the interests of the
town is proper conclusion to any account
Of the present status of the place. The
charter of the original company is still in
force, and to all appearances any further
! litigation or Internal trouble is highly i'm
probable. The President of the Company
{ is Hon George Reed. and its Vice Presi.
dent, Joseph Villas, Esq, both citizens oi
Mantewoc. 1t is contemplated that il
would take not more than $1,000 per mile
Z to fit the Al miles for iron, which could then
easily be procured by a mortgage on the
road. 1t is the ultimate intention to push
this road to the Mississippi, probably at
I St Paul, and thus open up large unde-
veopcd section of Wisconsin, and place
! Manitowoc in fair competition with other
lake ports as an outlet for Minnesota. From
/ Menasha there is land grant of every al
ternatc section for ten miles, for road to
Bayfield, and Superior City, on Lake Supe-
nor. One half Of this grant is TO be used
for that road, and the other to build a road
from Portage to Ripon, and thence to a
connection with the main line. OF the for
mer Company Hon, Geo. Reed is also Pres
ident, and Hon. S. ". Sessions, of Wau-
paca. y ice President,
The land grant will insure the construc
ton of the road from Menasha to Lake Su-
pcriOr, beyond peradventure, aud hence the
+ Importance Of completing the line to Man
: itowoc, the nearest point on the lake. Its
citizens are fully aroused, and, the invest,
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g A few cases of cholera occnuci il
New York the past w,ek.
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MA. SANTA ANNA. at last accounts, was
alive, at Campeachy, Mexico,
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4,507 bushels; wheat, "a ,3e2 bushels;
-four, | ,5SS barrels; potatoes. 3,572 bushels;
leather, 32,3S0 pounds; fish, 1868 half
barrels.
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sGg MRS. WISSLOW'S SOOTHING SY-
RUP for children teething, greatly facilitates the
process OF teething by softening the gums, redu-
CHG all Internationally allay all pain and
spasmodic action. and Is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t will give rest to
yourselves and
BELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR IEFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in CoSFIpENcs and Truth of 1t what
we have never been able to say Of any other me-
dicine-never has 1t failed In single instance to
effect when timely used. Never did we
know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one
who used 1t. On the contrary. all are delighted
with its operation and speak in terms OF COM
mendation OF its mag ical effects and medical vir
tues. We speak in this matter 'wHAT WE DO
KNOW" after years Of experience, and pledge our
reputation for the fulflment OF what We here de-
clare. In al most every instance where the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will
be found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. Full directions for usin &
will accompany each bottle Be sure and call for
mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP" hay wing
tho fac sinile Of /" Curtis & Perkins" on the out
side wrapper. Ell others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists throughout ths world. Price,
only a5c. per bottis.
Offices 2l5 Fulton atreet, N. Y. 2c5 High Hol-
born, Londcn, England; Ill st. Paul street, Mon
.raal Canada se20-eodam
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JUDGE BURNHAM's CoURT.-The follow
ing cases will be tried in this court to-day
and tomorrow
Fridoy.-Commonwealth Is. Benjamin
Hill and Dennis Williams, Commonwealth
Us. Albert Thornton, Commonwealth Us.
John Price alas John Thomas Hewitt,
Commonwealth Us. John Roberts alias John
Davenport.
Satuday.-Commonwealth Us. Robert
Miller, Commonwealth Us. John S. Tyler,
Commonwealth Us. \. j. Berry ard Samuel
Fields, Commonwealth Us. Barney Tracey,
Commonwealth Us. John B. Bergman,
Commonwealth Us. Mordecai Page, John
Pearman, Allen, and Robinson.
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SDeciOL Notices.

Rg a COUGH, A COLD, OR SORE
requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. II allowed to continue, irri-
tation Of the lungs a permanent hroat disease,
or consumption, is often the result.
BtowN's BE0NCHIAL TRoCIEs,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme-
diate relief.
For bronchitis asthma, catarrh, consumpttve and
throat diseases, TROPHIES are used with
always good.
Singers and public speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold aYnTHMhera. oc 26-nnd4m
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friction Sales Thls Dan.

,-npK s I.ArGIiToN Will sell at 10 O'Clock
., largo assortment OF Scntccl household
n.yuJ;Urc.
=. GhTHEIGNT viii sell at 10 O'Clock an
r>~ogtmcut OF household furniture, mat.
crosses etc.
.,sgI.KI3> y WILLIAMS will sell nj half
mast = q clock :wo very beautiful building
lrgs on the west side OF Nineteenth street
between Grace ana Broad.
rl.G<All.T 4 co this morning at .lo
O'Clock win continue thc sale OF furniture
asfnc Vuwhatan House.
HARRISON. GOpDIN < APrERSON will
,rlEat o'Clocl; scycra! tots in Manchester
GA Hull between Summers and Wads.
worth streets.
rLKINTON, PrLLIAM < co. will sell a,
nal..pas:&o clock How!ctt Wnfrcc' 3 bean.
r.uI residence, in Manchester, and the
zaa.ru lois attached.
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I,sr or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
NC ~ THE Posi- OFFICE November 9th:
Captain Gates, Warrenton, Va.' no stamp
box l59, Richmond, Va, no stamp MIS-
Ellen Goodman, Mount Step fost-oiilce'
Va, misdrected; Hon. James A. oeaao u
richmond, Va, no stamp Miss Lucle q.
PEBBLES, Richmond, Va, revenue stamp
Mise Fannie Bouldin, Baltimore, Nd, no
stamp St Edward Christian; Point Ma E' stern
Va, no stamp Edmund More, New ss ;n y ops'
old stamp; Henry Randolph, Washington
D. c., revenue stamp. .o,-on from the
oe;cs dnripe the day and until 5 O'Clock
th;s s afternoon, at which hour they are put
y" ,I.1 - - he sent to the dead-letter office IN
Washington.
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Neu
Scott locgro) was arraigned before Com
missioner Chahoon yesterday on tho
cha. - Of passing counterfeit United states
currency. lie was arrested with bunch
u Lew Afty-cent and twenty -hve-cent
notes in his possession, which were palpa-
by counterfeit, and without signature.
IL. gave several accounts OF his having
'lcm 10 Lis possession, none OF which were
plausible. lie was scat on 10 the United
a,&,ts Circuit Court,
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SNgAE- Tn1EyEs.-W hear OF several
petty tacfts recently committed in various
parts OF the city, and would caution our
citizens to be on the alert. Night before
Jas, the private apartments OF Mr. =. ~.
Walter, On Broad street opposite Ihe
fredericksburg depot, were entered, ana
al elegant purple lnousselaine dress, Just
made and never worn, carried oft: the
thief took also 4 pair of pants containing a
small amount OF money and several valaa-
Die letters.
a night or two since lady residing on
south Broad between Fifth and SiXtf han
The misfortune TO lose By rosuery pa'i VI
eAtra-sizc elegant blankets, entirely new
aud valued al S25. Several ether slui,lar
lhel.s naye come to our knowledge. Fer
sou, cannot be TOO cautious in securely
locking the doors to their rooms ana keep.
ING close watch on all suspicious persoh'
seen on their premises.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER %, 1867
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, T.. B. Tatum.
Schooner Remittance, CULLEN, Philadelphia,
ore, Trsdegar Works.
SAILED
schooner Statesman, Baker, New York, mer-
chandse, Curzie l. Crowell.
MEMORANDA.
schooners A. Fl. Cain Simpson, ard Ida, Mich
olsor, cleared from Philadelphia for Richmond
on the Goth
WE1TE House, November 25.-Arrived. steamer
Admiral, Kirwan, Baltimore, merchandise and
Passengers, Richmond and York River railroad
sailed, steamer Mystic, Schermerhorn. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers, Richmond and
York Silver railroad.
Schooner Problem, Hastings, Richmond ar
rived in Norfolk November eth.
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The CoNcERr.-A fine opportunity for
an evening of pure recreation and ENJOY
mont will be afforded this evening in the
concert to be given by the Richmond Or
cbestra, assisted by Miss Stein and others.
The programme presents many allrac!l'9
features, and some OF the choicest muslca,
p,orcea,tc are put forth to be performedra no
by such musicians. Each member OF the
orchestra is an artist Of the first class, ana
with such selections as they will render,
we feel assured of performance well
worth attending.
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CoNFEDERATE SOLDIERS REMAINS
There are buried on Mr.. John Worsham's
place, "Fulton HILL" the remains of an
Arkansas soldier, killed below the city on
the 9th Of -, 1864. His name was
John I. Daniel, of company T." A." Third
Arkansas regiment. His brother, by
whose request they were buried on Mr..
Worsham's place, said, when leaving, that
he would certainly come back for them if
he lived to see the war through. He has
never returned, and the presumption is
that he was killed also. His friends or re-
lativcs can learn all they wish concerning
them by addressing Mr.. Worsham, Rich
mond, Va.
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JACKSON PARK RACEs.-A Spirited'trot-
ting match came off at Jackson Park yes.
terday afternoon, which was well attended
and witnessed with interest. The follow
ing is the result of the race: Entries-G.
W. Bakers b. IL. Katy Darling, Il. c.
Wrirht,s q. q. Gray Sam, and W. M. Led
lev's b. g. Richmond; mile heats, best
three in five. The first heat was won by
Lcdley's Richmond in 1902; the second by
Wright's Gray Sam in 2:SS; the third by
Lcdiey's Richmond in 1902; and the fourth
bv Ledley's Richmond in 3O6. The race
was declared won by Richmond.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEET1SG.-We are
requested to announce that public tenn
perance meeting will be held tonight at
the Methodist church, Rockets, under the
auspices Of Fulton Division Sons Of Tenn
perance.
The meeting at Springfield Hall on Tues
lay evening is said to have been com.
plete success. A stirring address was de-
livercd by K. B. Halstead, Worthy Patri-
arch Of Stonewall Division, No. 81,
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DRUNK AND DlsoRDERLY.-Bob Brch
and another United States soldier, think
ipp to spend the thanksgiving in the true
spirit of its intention, filed themselves
with whiskey yesterday, and for time
raised thunder and reconstruction IN the
Third Ward. They were caught and lodged
in the Third station-house.
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GENERAL LEE.-General Robert f. Lee,
his three SONS, and his nephew, General
Fitz Lee, together with a large party OF Of
ladies and gentlemen Of Richmond, left
the city on Yesterday afternoon to attend
the wedding Of General W. Il. F. Lee,
which took place at St. PauPs church IN
Petersburg last evening.
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Hg BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
LOg'S HAIR DYE.-Th!s splendid HAIR DYE is
the hest In the world. The only true and perfect
dye-barmless, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bad dyes /;
lnyigorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street. New York. Beware
OF g coun:erfeit j l-tDlo
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COMMONWEALTH VS.. HUFFMAN'S SECUR!-
TIES.-This case Will be called up AGAIN
to-day. Subpmnas have been issued Tor
number of additional witnesses, among
them William L. Wade, notary public,
and George D. peasants, presiding justice
of the county.
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BURGLARS FoiLED.-A night or two ago
an attempt was made to force an entEance
iuto the residence Of Mr.. }. ID. X. Slelght,
on the corner Of Eighth and Marshall
streets. Nothing was known Of the bur-
glarious attempt until the next morning
when the tools used by the rascals were
found in the window. No booty was
rnrura6
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VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA CoMMIs-
s1oNERs.-The Virginia and West Viz
cinia commissioners for the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad will hold their meeting
as soon as the Central Company communi-
Gates something for them to act upon.
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New LOCoMOTIvE.-A nne locohloIi'e
named the Chesapeake was placed on inc
York River railroad Wednesday. IL was
brought all the way by rail from the shops
at Patterson, N. j.
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ppRroD1cALs.-Turner has for sale ;, Inc Inc
1ond dH We Love" Every Saturday" and
all the leading periodicals and NEWSPAPERS st peIs
Of Europe and America. A!s .Sa the mv oaty
full and authentic account OF the mys ;,
rIous doipgs Of the "AlbemaT!e Ghost
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THE CATHOLIC FA1R.-The fair is still
being conducted with success. 1t will soon
close, and the few remaining opportunities
Of visiting it should not be lost.
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N PROCLAMATION.

KNOW ALL By THESE MISUNDERSTANDING !:
That we are receiving from our buyer who is in
Kew York attending tho large trade sales, the
largest ard mcst desirable stock Of
DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY,
BLANKETS,
CARPETS,
SHAWLS,
CL0AHS,
AND sACQUEs,
which we selling at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL, AND NOT
BE UNDEEsoLD.
GREAT DEDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS!
p0PLINS at Csc.
TERRIBLE BREAK IN DRY GOODS!
CAL1CoES, fast colors, PC;
YagD. WIDE BLEACHED COTTON, only l2sc.
42.INCH PILLOW. CASE COTTON, lac.;
1914 sHERTINGS, loc.
4 fine and large lot OF
CLOTH SAtQUES, light coors,
GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED!
JUST FROM AUCTION!
And everything IN our large establishment We are
determined 10 fell
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Call early and convince yourselves OF the unpre
cedented bargains offered at
MITTELDORFER & co.'s,
1909 Main street,
no23-lw opposite post Office.
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THANKSGIVING DAY was partially Cd
served Yesterday by our citizens. Ser
'';nas were held in churches of each de-
nnmination in town, and good many OF
~. r,.rcbar,s closed their stores.
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DRAMATIc.-The great sensational play
" New Y ork by Gaslight" will be pro-
duced here on Monday night next by a
New York company.
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Az ERRoR.-It. was Benedict Howard
- not - Mcdonald who was burned
ont on Tuesday night. Mr.. Howard lost
ell bis property by the conl'agratsoa'
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LOCAL MATTERS.
I, ~. SNiCUTT INDICTED FOR
INIENDiaRT TEACHINGS.

lie IS Arrested and Released on Bail
bv Ordo! Of General Schofeld.
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Fig UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsT1TUTIoN.l
OFFICE kTTHE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
on DEPOSITS.

THIS INSTITUTION ALLO"s slA fhh Jim l.
on DEPOSITS.
l. DAVENPORT, Jg., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
"a Paine, L. =. Crenshaw, VI. &. QuArlsi,
YIN n Lyons. Jr., K. &. Blanksn.
1. sodeker. B. B. Weisigsr, ship,
W sDot Noses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. ~. Archer, a. a. nu1eHin-
!. n Taylor J. Eosenbaum, son,
W. E. Binford, J. W. HAIL. !. ". Dos~e1i'
RaIvin VIZ. Gray, w. &. Tanner,
r, q. Dudley Alfred Moees' :. M "o"iin'
rna ,seurity offered to depositors Is undoubted
end the Institution should commend Itself TO 81
slasses. .
The attention of al in city and country Is es,leo
TO this institution. Hero they will and security,
sonyeulunce and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar NAV o. deposited and six per cent. interest,"
reesived on same.
Once hours from 4. II. to3P M on Saturday
msA. NJ. to3P. M, and from I to T. d.
10 Is-d&swts
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rVNO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1 SALALEM BROTH Or SALTS OF WIS.
bona specific for Ringworm. Tetter. Itch, Bar
ber's Itch, Ulcers, and all erup,ons Of the skin
no matter how malignant or how long standing
Warranted to cure or no pay. Try 1t, and II II
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
Eradicate the disease, the money will be refunded
In every instance. Price, SOC per bottle For sale
by BLUNT moSbLt1,
snoa Richmond, Va.
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Bakeries.
'EAKE NOTICE, EVERYBODY.

/
ATE GILL'S NEW BAKERY, No. $50 broad
street between Fifth aud Sixth s'raets we ars sell
ing soda Crackers Wholesale lie Butter Crack-
ers, lIc; Arrowroot Crackers. l5c. Cream Crack
ers l5c Oyster Crackers Toe; Sugar Cakes, SOC.
per hundred; Molacses Cakes, soc. per hundred ;
Fancy Cakes, 75c. per hundred; Pound Cake, 3oc.
per pound the best Fruit Caks. 4oc Eaihin
Cake 35c; Jelly Boil soc; fourteen Piss for ~.
Wedding and other parties furnished with
ICED AND UKNAMENTED ca kES
at short notice and on the most reasonable terms.
no 20-lm T. T. GILL, $50 Broad street.
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Insurance Companies.

IN n. WALKER Il CO.,
IL. SUCCESSORS TO 0. F. BRESEE, Eco
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENTS.
OFFICE 1914 MAIN STREET
urst door east OF post-ollice, under Messrs. X. H.
Maury Co.
Buildings, merchandise. furniture, and personal
property or all kinds, IN the city or country, In.
sured against loss Ur damage by hrs at the lowest
ratep in companies Of the highest standing
Losses equitAbly al uStsd and promptly petd;
.rrrant r,tsa no cats
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C. r, BARNES, JP. JCsTIs, s.P. FOWLER.
- A ID ~ u @ TJ-SspJS T. FOWI ,ER
Boots, Shoes, Hats, DO.

-.c|--r-r ~
IMPORTANT NEWS-GREAT 1sSD
L SACRIFICBIN BOOTS AND SHoES.oDRHN
STREET, NEAR FIFTH Intending to
make ch angs in our business. We VIII continue
10 close ont our present large stock OF boUfs anu
SpOES at greatly reduced prices. Ladies' snoes
of all kinds from 81 mp Cbildrens Shoes from
CSC. up; Mems Shoes from 81 up; Mems BOOTS
Cali and examine our stock and prices before
making your purchases. o,D,,,Yrc
a.ti,, iona A. 0UNST & Co.,
90 81 No sos Broad near Filth street.
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yERUSSES, TRUSSES.-I have Just
4 received WHITES PATENT LEVkR TRUsS-
tn best truss In uss for retention and radical cure
OF orn,s. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
PORTRR. JOHN ". BISON, D-uggist,
NH Is Main and Third straats.
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 20, 1867.
sun ri4es..........5 II Moon sets .....,s o.
Sun seta............4.4 20 High tide, A..M.. g. s.