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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-19

OPENING OF THE COOPERATIVE SToRH-ITs
FUTURE AN UNDoUBTED SUcoEss.-We had the
pleasure last evening of attending the opening
anxious expectation, the ball has at length
been set in motion, and the members now see
the beginning of the end. The store is f1-
ed fact, and though but small portion Of their
goods have arrived, the association deemed it
best to open at once with the stock on hand.
The establishment is on the south side of Mar
ket-street, in the building formerly occupied
by MIR. Mehrtens, but it has been reftted and
painted, so that it now wears new and hand
some face.
Mr.. W. b. Welch has been elected storekeep-
er and will be assisted by Mr.. John R. Wig
fall. Both Of these gentlemen have large
experience in the grocery business, and will
devote their entire time to their customers.
A casual glance around the store showed that
it was fitted up with great taste. The goods
displayed were evidently Of the best quality,
and will be sold at the lowest market rates.
The Cooperative Association have determined
that their project shall succeed, and have
boldly put their shoulders to the wheel. They
have opened grocery store for the reason
that it would be of the most present service to
the members, but will add other branches OF
business in due time. Their prospects are
good, and while they stand together there is
no fear Of failure. The store will be opened
to the public this morning, and cordial in
vitation is extended to inspect the stock.
Now, that this enterprise has been 80 sue
cessfuly jnaugurated, we trust that its exam
pie will be initiated in other portions of the
ity. If not, the present association, as coon
as the funds enable them to do 30, will take it
upon themselves to extend the benefit Of the
cooperative system by opening additional
stores.
The DAILY NEWS was the first to suggest the
Importance OF the undertaking, and recon-
mend it to the consideration Of the working
classes, and We shall watch with special care
every development which indicates the pro-
gress and success of the association.
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kTA AFALLACY.-SOME PEOPLE THINK
that Chronic Dyspepsia may he cured by exercise
and diet alone This Is a mii take. The Stomach
must be stimulated and regulated, and the liver and
the dscharging organs put in good working order be-
fore cure can be effected Such Is the operation OF
HOsTETTER's BITrERs.
"They tone the stomach, set the liver right
And put the stomach In such o healthful plight
That good digestion waits on appetite"
Many persons fancy that Fever and Ague can be
avoided by adopting unusual precautions against
damp and cold Never was there greater fal-
lacy. There is no absolute safeguard against ma
lArious maIadies, except HOSIETTER'S BIrTERs
"To brace the frame and m IKE 1t ague-proof
To keep the causes Of diseal 10 sloof"
There Is nothing like this gerial vegetable invgor-
ant &c. too In cases where IRE Is apredisposition
to biliousness; the constitutional tendency Is COM
bated and held in check by tie Alternative acton Of
the BITTER5.
Diet and regimen are powerful allies OF 5udicdous
medical treatment when the reservation of health
In insalubrious localities Is thn object In view But
they will not answer the de hred end alone. Use
them as aids to the BrTTERs but do not rely upon
the efficacy of any formula tina does not include thi
admirable tonic.
The BITTERS consist Of al unadulterated vege.
tabls essence (unrivalled amung etimulants, medi-
Gated solely with herbs and roots Of acknowledged
virtue toncs It Is agreeable to the taste and per-
fectly harmless. Even to children Of delicate con-
sHtuions 1t may be given With perfect impunity.
In fact with these with these Of older growth Its
wonderful recuperant proper aes are at once appa-
rent. March 16
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by r.. M MARSHALL g. BRO,

On TUESDAY, oath inst, at IL O'Clock, will be sold
at the Exchange Broad.street,
The HOUSE No. 80 Smith-strest being on the
east side, between Morris and Cannon. The House
contains four square rooms. There are also ample
servant accommodations. The lot measures 80 by
81 feet more or less.
Conditions -One-third cash; balance By bond,
bearing interest sem-annually, payable IN one two
and three years, secured by mortgage Of the prem
ises. Buildings to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
March IT tustu3
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THE DAILY NEWS

.sy- LARGEST cIRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING THE LARGEST Clh-
.cuLATICN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N THE PosToFF1cE AT The END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVis-
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE Law.
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A VESSEL so1D.-The British brig Times,
one hundred and sixty!two tons register, with
her sails, &c., was sold here yesterday by
Messrs. J. A. Enslow & Co. for fourteen hun
dred dollars cash.
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The CoLoRED SCHOOLS OF THE BUREAU IN
SOUTH CARoLNA.-We have been furnished
with the monthly statement Of the Education
al Department OF the Freedmen's Bureau, by
Mr.. Reuben Tomlinson, Superintendent of Ed
ucation, from which We gather the following
interesting particulars. There are in this State
fifty six colored schools, twenty of which are
Of the higher class. There are one hundred
and thirty-eight teachers-one hundred and
one white and thirty-seven colored-wlth On
enrolled attendance Of seven thousand seven
hundred and sixty-nine pupils, and an average
actual attendance of Ave thousand eight hun
dred and flfty-four. OF the pupils, nine hun
dred and forty-one are over sixteen years of
age and are in different stages OF advancement,
larse proportion being able to read and write.
The sexes ere nearly equally divided, there be-
ing three thousand five hundred and ninety
nine males and four thousand one hundred and
seventy females. Forty-one Sunday schools
have been established in connection with the
day schools and ire attended by three thousand
two hundred and seventy-one pupils. These
schools embrace only those that come under
the Immediate control of tbe Bureau, and
there are others not reported that will swell
the list of pupils to nearly double the number
given.
The Bureau schools are scattered over the
State, being generally located in the prominent
towns end villages, five being in Charleston
while each of the districts have at least one,
tine sea islands having the lions share. The
school buildings are either rented or built by
the Bureau, which also supplies the necessary
books and furniture. The salaries OF the
teachers are in every instance paid By the diff
ferent religious associations who have sent
them out. During the past year the expense
to the Bureau for educational purposes was
eighteen hundred dollars; but of this amount
about six hundred dollars has been re-
funded by the tuition fees paid.
A large school building has been put up in
Columbia with accommodations for seven
hundred pupils; another at Camden, for three
hundred pupils The large building in Bull
street will be opened to the public in about
three weeks time, and contracts for another
have been signed. Under the new constitution
We have State Superintendent of Education
who will no doubt be able to obtain the school
buildings from the Bureau and commence bis
official career with some ecidt.
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H% ROYAL HAVANA L OTTERY. PRIZES
CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLOoNs and all
kinds OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
No. 10 Wall street,
Octoher 10 1yr New York.
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HOTEL ARR1vLs.-Chareston Hotel J..
L. Landsden, Georgia; j. r. Mtner, Unioi',
S. c.; P. ]. Crowell, Boston; R. Bridges
and William McRae, North Carolina; G. G.
Hall, New York; w. J. Walker, Washington,
D. CD R. Boudam, Marlborough; P. Merritt
and Miss Harris, Vermont; J. F. Goodwin aud
H. L. Stearnes, Richmond, Va; W. Murchison,
Marlborough; H. Dewing, city; A. Layany,
Boston; Geo. A. Boardman, Canada; H. Bliss,
Massachusetts; L. Shrine, c. E. Pimpton, &.
E. Plimpton, and E. c. Drew and wife, Boston;
Chas. Spencer and wife, bliss Spencer, ". A.
Surethrust aud c. H. Spencer, Philadelphia;
W. E. Durfey New York; VIM. Chisolm, Bos-
ton; Theo. F. Conklin, Baltimore; T. J. John
son, Athens, Ga.
Pauiion Hoiei-Jno. p. Cochran, Anderson,
| s. c.; L. Brother, Colleton; j. t. Mcdowell,
city; c. E. I,artigue, Blackville; B. P. Jennings
Orangeburg; J. w. Bail, Edeefield; James A.
Mosely, Aiken; S. S. Owens, California; j. T.
Scott, Williamsburg; E. I. Jaque*, ST. LOUIS
Jas. Allen. Forcnc-: Il. Campbell, VIE ano
ciild. Darlington; Z. J. Williams. South Caro-
lima: H. Y. York Florida; J. z. Lee. EarnWell
| D. Louis, O.angeours; Peter Leanash, Co
NILS House.-L. C. Northrop and F. Morgan
CITY: q. L. Chichester, New York; A: A, Mottlt,
Wilmington. N. c.; Charles Il. matthews, New
York: William NJ. Reaye and Nathaniel Brown
Philadelphia; James ". Frazier and j. S. Cos
tran, Abbeville.
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~CTRCUT,AR-THE EXTENT TIC

%CIRC CULAR.-THE EXTENT TO
which the adulteraton Of Liquors is carried on in
this country makes it the duty OF the purchaser to
investigate the merits Of the article offered for sale.
It is well known fact that many Of the Brandies,
Wines, &c. are manufactured from French extracts,
essential oils and alcohol which IL poisonous there
by causing many injurious effects
The public is Justly suspicious Of nearly every.
thing put up for sale under the mime of Liquors and
the trade has been brought into dtsrepute, and In
order to insure to those who desire Pure Article, 1t
is only necessary for to say TINT we Import Direct
all Brandies, Wines and Gins, and warrant them per
fectly pure, as originally imported.
WIN. 8. C0Rw1N & CO.,
No. 275 King-street, Oh srleston, s. @.
1o..=.a ex Al. mn Qraadunr N Y
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MARBLE MAATE!S. M0Al
MENTS, HEADSTOSES, &c.

FINE SELECTION OF MARBLE MASTELs 7rs l.
\ constantly on haai a. $. hLABEhs we, Naw
loom, No 81 Firs; averus, near Inlfd-sIregs, NC"
Yors Ca. aal examine oefoce ouJn8 eise" srro
EaJ-.a-y3
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@NoTICE.-l, MARY ANN FLYNN,
wife o. THOMAS FLYNN, residing at No. % Market
street, formerly carrying on business as Billiard
Saloon and Tavern Keeper. Nos. les AID l27 Meet
ing-s..eet, do hereby give notice that Intend to
trade and carry on business as Sole Iraae7 II one
month from the date hereof.
NARY Ann FLYNN.
kb, 1,,,n
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Comfortable Residence near East Bag
By q. B. CAKES.

VIII be sold THIS DAY, the 18th inst, near the old
Postofice, at II O'Clock,
That COMFORTABLE TW0-ST0RY BRICK
DWELLING, No.. 8. north side OF Society ystreet
near East Bay containing four square and two astc
rooms pantry and dressing room. On the premises
is kitchen With four rooms, bs:ides other build
ings Lot as feet front and $50 deep.
This Property can be treated for at private sale,
Terms-Haf cash; belanee In two equal annual
instalments, with interest payable semi-annually;
buildings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for necessary papers and stamps.
March 10
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Estate Sale oy oTder of the E1eculoT-House
IN Rutledge Avenue
BY r. n. MARSHALL e. BRO.
On TUESDAY, oath instant, ut II o'clock, will be
sold at the Exchange, Broad-street
That thres and half story WOODEN house, on
the east side Of Rutedge Avenue second door south
of Csnnon-street The lot measures 80 by 1853 feet
and has on it also kitchen of four rooms and Q
stable. The sale will be subject to lease which
expires on 18th July, 1858.
Condihons-One-thlrd cash; balance by bond.
bearing interest semi-annually. payable In one, two
and three years, secured by mortgage Of the prem
ises; buildings to be insured and policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
March II tuthetu<
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BYR. MARSHALL & BRO,

On TUESDAY, Oath inst, at IL O'Clock, Will be Bold
the Exchange, Broad-street,
The TWO-STORY RESIDENCE No. 5S CHAR
LOTTE-STREEr being on the south side, Q few
doors east of Meeting. The Dwelling has four
rooms, besides dressing room and pantry. There
are also ample servants accommodations. The Lot
measures Az feet front, and back by LIS feet
Conditons-One-thirdc cash; the balance, by bond,
in ole and two years. with interest semi-annually;
secured by mortgage Of the property; buildings to
be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay
B. NJ. II. & Bro for papers and stamps.
March 12 1921, 1924
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sgEAsT INDIAN sECFECY.-A CERTAIN
and sure cure for every kind of RHEUMATISM In
the shortest time compiled from the original re-
ceipt. Apply at No. 36 MARRET.sTREET.
hnIch IL tuths6F
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THE New BANKING HOUSE OF MEssRs. GEO.
A. TRENHOLM & SoN.-The old State Bank, at
yshe corner of Broad and East Bay streets, has
for some time past been vocal with the sound
: Of the hammer and the saw. Yesterday, the
curiosity Of q reporter induced him to enter
and inspect the building. Under the skiiful
manipulation of Mr.. j. b. Deyereaux and OF
Mr.. D. A. J. Sullivan, the interior has been
considerably altered and improved. The main
door at the corner now opens on avestibule,
through which the visitor passes to the bank
ing rom. This is fitted up in an attractive
,.,nanper. the railing being made OF oak and
mahogany, neither Of the woods being var
n;abed but merely polished and then oiled.
The desks and other furniture are all new, and
.rvore made in the building. The whole work OF
reconstruction was performed BY Charleston
mechanics. and the railing sill compare favor'
ably with that in the First National BANK lne
iron work was furnished by Dir. c. werner ano
will be bronzed green. The cotton sample
room has been formed by partition running
along the East Bay side, and will contain desks
and tables for samples. It's light airy ROOM
and admirably ADAPTED for the purpose. In the
rear of the banking room are the private ofnces
and other necessary rooms, which are TO De
.oleoantly fitted up. It is expected that tne
counting house will be opened for business
purposes on Saturday, as the larger portion o.
.tbe work is completed and the finishing touch
es will not occupy many days. The basement
will be occupied by Messrs Holmes & Mac
beth as brokers and commission agents. ano
hv Mr. John q. Devereaux, builder, as an othce
No use has been yet assigned to the secono
story; but we trust that the business 0. thE
c;tv will soon warrant the re-estabishment O
the merchants reading room.
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.sE1STa1rrsKARTE zUR MAsKERADE DER leu
roN1A, M1rrwooH, DEN 1S MERz, 1868, IN DEB
.SAESoERBUND HALI."-The above is the fear
full jaw-spItting, head-cracking inscription that
last night carried one Of the reporters OF the
NEWS, body and soul, into the midst OF as jolly
s. gathering Of our fun loving German citizens
az ever stirred their pedestals to waltz time.
For full half hour he perambulated wildly
:. among all sorts Of people and things, di iessed
xin every conceivable style, and peeping out OF
the most horrible enormities into which fancy
ever shaped the human face.
Ehe array Of characters was crushing and
miscellaneous, and as the night progressed the
sIun grew fast and furious, always tempered,
however, with that courtesy and self-respect
WEIGH is the characteristic of the German ma
ture. In brief, the occasion was success,
,xthe music fine, and all who participated are
probably loaded down with the happy memo
ries of the night.
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UNDER DECREh. IN EQUITY.
Reed & Kingsberry ps. Whaley 8 Whaley vs.
Reed q Kingsberry.
BY B. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO. ~.
FRIDAY, Goth inst, st u O'Clock NJ, win be sold on
the Plantation Of D.. Whsley, on Edisto Inland,
called Cedar Hall, s,ss-
Three WOODEN BUILDINGS and . Log Stable, q
portable Engine, Horses, Mules Plantation Instru-
ments, &C., &c.
Terms-An sums under 800 cash, and over$100
half caah; balance IN we'll secured notes at sixty and
ninety days, with interest from day OF sale. The
houses to be removed two weeks altar the day OF
sale. J. W. GRAY,
March u Titus Master IN Equity.
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syNEW MARRIAGE GUlDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Aea. on Physiological srT9Fs Abuses ana
D: .eisas. Incident to Iou:a aai E2slE Mannooa'
which create inpejme1t. 30 MARRIAGE WIN sure
means o: rea.. set II seaed letter eave'opss 'ret
.: charge Aid-sss D-. J. sz1L-lN HoU'aloN'
Howard Ass :c:aiou, ph.iad ,:ph:a, P'
January II ou0'
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auftiou Sales.

Sides, Shoulders, Bellies, Butter, Lard, Cheese
and Croekery.
BY T. NJ. CATER.
Will be sold, THIS DAY, on Browns Wharf, at q
past9 O'Clock,
- boxes c. B. SIDES
800 new SHOULDERS, sugar-cured
10 boxes New FORK sugar-cured Bellies
Is frkns choice Orange Co. selected Butter
is frkins choice State selected Butter
10 frktns choice Delaware and Table Butter
- II tubs extra Orange County Butter
This Butter Is all fresh and just landed nom
Chanordou Manhattan and Moneka.
40 tubs Kettle Lard, as good as Leaf
so boxes Cheese
crates open orsniteware, such as Ewers and
Basins, Chambers, Bowls, Tuf1ers, &C.
Conditions cash. Mercn -
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mA NoyALTY.-THE LATEST AND
most efectual remedy Tor the cure Oh oeoi's, i0eo
OF appetite, headache, to-or o; 'ne lTer' etc., Is
PANKNIS's HEpATIc BlTTERS. For sale D! all
Druggists W
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The HETEEATRE.-The" "Octoroon' drew good
house last night, and Mrs. Gladstane, as Zoe,
proved that she wss a thorough artistic, and
could fill any role. This play he's attracted
considerable attention in the South, and is one
Of the best ever written by Dion Bourcicault.
The company sustained their different casts
admirably, and the negro character was faith
fully portrayed. It is one OF the most in
teresting dramas that has been introduced
this season, and its repetition is earnestly de-
sired by those who were present last night.
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IMPORTANT FIRE REeULATIoNs.-THE CITY
DIVIDED INTO THREE FIRE DIsTRIcTs.-At o
meeting OF the Board of Fire Masters, held
last night at the Market Hall, q number Of
regulations were adopted which will materially
increase the efficiency Of the department. The
bells will sound alarms as usual, but Then the
fire is OF some importance twelve bells will be
struck in addition to the number Of the ward.
A division of the city into fire districts has
been adopted, and engines assigned to each
section, as follows: The first district extends
from the Battery to Calhoun-street, Meeting
street being the dividing line. 1t embraces
Wards aud 2. The Palmetto Young Ameri-
ca, Phoenix, German and Vigilant are assigned
to duty in this district. The second district is
on the west side Of Meeting-street, between
Calhoun-street and the Battery. The compa-
MES assigned to it are the Etna, Hope, Pho
neer, Stonewall, and City Engines Nos. aud 4.
The third district comprises wards 5, 6, and
8, which are garrisoned by the Washington,
Marion, Eagle, and City Engines Nos. and g.
The. Board thought it unadvisable at the
present time TO make any change in the de-
partment and the companies will continue to
occupy their respective houses.
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Name. I0f ,oha. place.
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Judicial Election Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to that at a Gener-
" al Election to be held in c several towns
W rds and election precincts in the State OF
Wisconsin on the first Tuesd Y, being the 18th
day OF ApriI next, the following officers are
% be elected, TO wit
4 Chief Justice Of the supreme Court 10 FIJI
the vacancy Uccasioned by the resign .'tion Of
In her s. Dixon.
IN associ tie Justice of the Supreme Court
to fl the v.c,ney occasoned ~ the resign
lion O; Jason Lowner
4 Judge of The Circuit Court Of the fourth
Judicial tircuig. Comprising the Counties
Of + ond ia Lac, ManitCwoc, hoboygan. c H.
met nd Kew un2e, III the place Of David
Z ylor, whose term Of Office will eSpir" on the
3lst day Of ecenbar. 1868 Sad election 70
be conducted, the votes canyassed and returns
IN de pursuant to law
Given under my hand and the great seal Of
The State Of Wisconsin ut the Capital in Mad
ison this 18th lly Of Feb. S6S.
TH0S. s. ALLEN.
Sec. of State.
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GOTTFRED BERGER.
Nillags Treasurer
Examination Of Teachers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY SuPcRI TENDEHr

OF SCAoCLs,
MANlTowoC, M..rch 5 l IS.
The scmi-annua Exunl,nation of Teacher
for the Public Schools Of the county Wi! take
place follows
in District No l-Comprising the towns q
Gibson, Two Greeks Mishicott and Two River.
at the School, house, n the V lluge of Mish %
colt: on Monday, April g.
In District No. accomplishing the towns ..
Manitowoc, hlaniowoe r pids pnd Newtcn-
1T the s hoo house, in -chool District No >,
village Of Mantowoc, on Wednesday April s
In istrict No accomplishing the towns a
Cooperstown, FIR nklin, Kossuth and Ma Il
Groge-at the School house in School Dsfrict
0. !. near CloI eks' Mills, in the town o
kossuth On Friday, april To-
In District No accomplishing tie towns
alto, Z ton, liberty a-d Rockland-at III,
School house in Cl rks' Mills, in the town G.
e ito, On Monday, April 49,
In Dis.r.Gt No. s. Comprising the towns O.
Centrcvile. chlcswig and Mccmc-at III,
Sci ooi house ner H. Mulholl nd in tic tow
of Meene, on wednesday, April ID.
Applicant win please provide themsc.vc.
with good lead pencils, and be present prompt
ly ut 9 O'Clock A NJ, as private Examinations
| thereafter will be given only in cases whcr,
| sickness or absence from the county prevented
| attend nee at the times ard places above men
| toned, and these facts must be proved to tn
satisfaction OF the Superintendent.
JERE. CROWLEY,
County Superintendent of Schools.
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Judicial Election Totice

NOTICE is hereby given, that the ensuing
~ Julici.l Election 1T which is to be elected
\ Chief justice Of the Supreme Court, of the
State Of Wisconsin.
An Associate Justice of the uprcme Court
Of the Site Of Wisconsin
A Judge of t Circuit Court of the 4th Jul
dicial Circuit, Of the State Of Wisconsin,
viii be held 1T the different places Of cleo
ton in each ward IN the First Ward, at the
Council Rooms Second Ward, at B. Jones'
Office: Third Ward at Julius Blocks house
Fourth Ward at Sanderson's old shoe store,
in The Village of Mani,owoc, and State of Wis
cols!n, on the 7rh day of April, 1853, and that
The polis CT election will be opened III , clock
in the forenoon, and closed at 5 O'clock in The
afternoon, on that day.
Dated at Manitow. C, this oath diy Of March,
1863 EUGENE ALTER,
Village Clerk.