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On one lam Dey of Noremher. 1ses.

at the hours of9. 9I2 A. NJ, ]. IL 2, ~ 3. 81
and 4 P. N. respectively, before j. W. John
stOn, Esq, Register, in GainsbOrO, jackson
county, Tennessee, and that all creditors who
have proven their debts, and other persons in
terested, may appear at said time and place,
and show cause, if any they have, why the
prayers of said petitions may not be granted, and
that the second and third meetings of said
creditors be had before the Register, at same
time and place.
Z. r. CAMPBELL, Clerk
IL s Dist Hnnrf Millla Dist Tenn
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Notiee 10 Show Cause-In BANKRUPTCY.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT W. L.
Hughes, of Smith county. Tennessee, has
filed in the Office of the Clerk of this Court
his petition for discharge and it was thereupon
ordered by the Court that a hearing be had up
on the same
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER aIsd, 1865,
SsNALE MILLS,
consisting Of
Four-stoTy Brick Cotton Factory,

with new and improved machinery in complete
running order, with steam power; a complete
hre-proof Brick Cotton House. casemated; a
good Water-pOwer
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LARGE STOCK
GOODS
FAIL AND W,INTER TRADE

CONSISTING OF TRIMMED AND UN-
~ trimmed Hats and BOnnets. Plumes, Flow
ers, Feathers and Ornaments, SILK and Velvet
Ribbons, Velyets. Grapes, Malines Veu Nets,
SILK Tissue, Frosted Illusions. Bonnet Wire.
Beads Laces. Fringes. Ruches. ETC., etc, Just
opened by WHERRN y son,
sepl6 3n No. 2l Union street
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T r U 8 T s A L e
Ian DS, sc.

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST exc
ID cuted to me by John Z. Goodwin. which is
of record in the Registers Office of Rutherford
county. pennessee, ! will on
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~ Vote for CAMPBELL MCLEAN.
A Voice from Washington - Letter
from Hon. Chas. A. Eidrid.e.

Mr. Crowley hands us for publication the
following letter from the Hon. Z. A. Eli
bridge, Member of Congress and the law
partner OF our candidate for Circult Judge.
We beg leave to inform Mr.. Eldridse that
all Democrats who signed Taylor's call did
so expecting that 10 Democrat would be
nominated against him. They now. al
most without an exception, support Me-
Lean. Read the letter:
"WAsEINGToN, March 10, 1865.
FRIEND CROWLEY: l am induced to
write you because | have heard that Ger
tain Democrats in your county and Calu-
met, aud | believe in kewaunec, have
signed call for Judge Taylor. Personally
it would be greatly to my interest not to
have Mclean elected, but at this time there
is a reason, towering fer above all personal
considerations, which, it seems to me,
ought to control all of US. Never, since
the world began, was there time fraught
with such tremendous consequences as
this. We must win at the next general
election or our country is lost The loss Of
your district by the election of Taylor will
be sung with rejoicings by the Republican
party from one end of the land to the other
Already | have heard it spoken Of here.
Now, l beg you to do all in your power to
carry the district against Taylor. 1t is Of
vast inheritance. | have not time to argue
it with you, and trust there is no need OF
it. Let no load be placed upon us by our
friends. ! write you in great haste. Write
and let NE know what can be done. In
haste, Yours, sincerely,
40 4 FTDprncE ~
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Ey. Vote for CAMPBELL MCLEAN.

CuATTEL MORTGAGES "A law passed
he recent session of the Legislature with
regard to chattel mortgages, and persons
taking such securities should acqualnt
themselves with its provisions. The first
section reads as follows:
Section /. No mortgage OF persHnai
property hereafter executed, where the
mor,gagor retains actual possession thereof,
Is valid against existing creditors or suh,e.
auent purchasers without notice, unic>s a
written instrument conveying the same IS
issued, Acknowledged ike conveyance If
real estate, and filed for record In the Of
Gce Of the register OF deeds OF the conn ty
where the holder oi'the properly resides.
The other sections provide the manner
in which such fling shall be done, and that
the law shall take effect from and after It's
passage aud publication.
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nas- Vote for CHARLES DUNN.
The Impeachment.


Pretident johnson in his answer to the
articles of Impeachment preferred against
him by the House of Representatives,, says
that he never appointed Stanton Secretary
Of War that said Stanton held the War
Department as the arpointee Of President
Ljacun, aud that upon the death OF Lin
co'n, he bed the office subject to his
lJohnson's wiii and pleasure. That be
considered mse!f, undcr The Coas. ntlon,
as responsible for the conduct of the Secre-
tary of War, in his office, and that on. the
5th of August, 1867, he coull not trust him
longer with the Office
That he had constitutional right to re
move him, and after consultation with his
cabinet, be removed him, and placed Gen.
Grant in his place.
That he considers the tenure of Office law
unconstitutional and void, and in this view
be is sustained by his cabinet
TIE trial will now proceed, and next
week we shall be able 10 give our readers
more of this republican embodiment.
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SPECIE PAYMENT. A Washington dis.
patch suggests solution of the difficulties
respecting the payment of the debt in gold
or ereenhacks, and return to specie pay-
menfs from an unexpected quarter It is
thought that the Supreme Court. in the va
rious legal tender cases now pending before
it. will decide that qreenbacks are uncon-
s'ituiiona| and that gold and silver are the
only lawful money of the United States.
The Treasury Department will then dis
charre all claims as they may arise. includ-
ing Five Twenties as they fall due. in coin
no other money being legal This is sim.
ply a hypothetical concluson; bnt. if it
prove true it will undoubtedly settle the
question as regards the debt, in a manner
satisfactory to all honest men.
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The Judicial Election.

Contributed for tie Ittot:
In view of the approaching judicial cleo
ton We deem it proper TO call the atten-
ton of electors to the fact that Il. Holmes
Ellis, the democratic nominee for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, was once a
resident of this county, in the practice OF
law at Manitowoc Rapids. then the county
scat. This fact is doubtless remembered
by many of the older settlers of the county
who NAV not ull be aware that he i. the
same person in nomination for the Office
| above named, and it is here presented for
the purpose of reviving their rcco!ections
of him--of his consistency as u democrat
and sterling qualities as man, Nr. Ellis
has been in active practice as lawyer for
some twenty years, and by constant study
and close application to buaiaess has d.
tained distinction for legal knowledge and
ability enjoyed by few in the profession;
and should he be elected to the o-.ce for
which he is nominated, the people of the
state can feel assured that so far as he IS
concerned, the adJudlcatlons OF the gu
preme Court will be wise, just, and Impair
tial We speak not thus of Mr.. Ellis to
the de:riment of the other judicial nominees
of the party, whom We believe to be equally
entitled to success, but for the pnrpose Of
reminding his old friends and acquaintances
in this county Of their duty to support him
for an Office which he is so emlnently quail
fed to fill.
Necessarily less acquainted with the
other candidates than with Ellis, the cleo
tors of the county may safely regard the
wisdom and prudence which nominated
him, as sufficient guaranty that the nom-
nations of Dunn and Mclean were selec
tons OF the right men for the right places.
Let the vote at the next ensuing election
verify this conclusion.
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JUDGE TAYLOR 'GoEs IN FOR A FIGHT
AT THE PoLLs.--We are promised the
affidavit. of reliable parties at Sheboy-
gan, that Judge Taylor, since he has held
the Office of Circuit Judge, has actually SO
far forgotten his independent position, as
to propose to euforce his political opinion
by pulling off bis coat to fight democrats
at the election.
He no1u asks democrats to rote for hi,1.
Would he rote f1r a den,ocrats Him
self would answer-NO!
Democrats, give him the same treatment
that he gives you.
Pull off your coats at the polls and give
CAMPBELL MCLEAN vote that viii
retire the fighting Judge to private life
for the next SIX years
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Ec Vote for E. HOLMES ELLIS.
IT, o Chief Justice of the I'm

e Tie Chief Justice of the United
States is paying the penalty exacted bv
party spirit. for the crime OF having Opn-
lons of bis own, even on questions of iaw
Reterrlng fo hrs rereut lett"r to 70 the Sen
ate, the aShIncf0n correspondent of the
New Haven journal SAWS It i pitifu
to see man Of such splendid lowers and
Otherwise no'l- character. so dsvoured by
aspirations unworthy o him. that his best
friends cannot put full conf lence in him. .
and the more unscrnpr lous of the Radical.
at Washington do not h estate to denaunc,
him as seeking a nomination for the Presi
dency from the Democratic party
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Irish Uni,y in America.

Although ea bare !regr"tt'y eaIlei e.
tention 10 the NECESSITY oi utijty oi aotio,s
among Irish Americans, We deem ii proper
1t this time 80 review the subject and eli.
deavor to show ~ole of the mai.y advanta.
yes that would tu'low tie adoption oe such
Il principle. The ifistll,lcn OF .snerics ae-
ting ior ouc purpose, would exhibit de-
gree of strength that politicians would Ss
glad TO respect. Their favor woull tr
courted, tll";r wishes consulted, and the:,
requests. for eQua! rights ami hoacrs, gran.
te ]. But, divl'icd into factions, dltierirs
among themselves, aud working u cross
purposes, their power !, fritierei away aud
their influence, IN consequence, unierrs:est
and diSregar led.
We are glad, however, 70 sec that lrieh-
men are beginning Ia gee their power s.,d
make il known. Already, although tho
campaign Is scarcely in rs infancy, We te.s
OF them uoitihg and working III concert fos
mutual protection md support.
| The G.st fruit cf tals action IN MlEnas,5-
IA, is the elec.icu Of Nj Shecl,y a. d.ls-
gate to the Democratic Natioaai CIrveu-
tion at New York. Another caHiiiats ~ss
urged, but the Convention c01id Tot ovsr.
| look the fact, hat the Irish vote will Us
needed in The coming clec:ion, and that
that vote, by reason 6. It's strength, is en-
titled TO representation Il we keep this
in nind aud act accordingly, the elec,iua of
, Mr. Sheehy vii he followed hy many a
| similar recognition CT cur services
We cali ON you, then, tcI!ow covutrymen.
in the nAsnc Of our native land, and ia
memory OF IL heroes, statesmen s0d sa.
| ihorS. to bapiSh ali disc u>ions aud stan.s
/ firmly together, shOuIdeI II, should. Ei.n
elbows touchiDR-a band ct Irish tyct hers;
and l,s your devotion se 10 God, yo".
country. and theu yourselves. Sc laai
/ throhicIs
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Clippings.


The following Is the conclusion ef an ef,.
Ii'aph on 4 tombstone IN East 1ynusssee
She lived lie OF yirtre and dicc. of tbs
cholera morhuS, caused Icy cutting green
fruit III the full hope Of 3 l!tespd imnor.
fal.,y. at the earle age of u years, { ,iiomtlis
and Is days. Header, 60 fhou and do
likewise,
Ton that IL ios horse you have
there; how much il ho- worthfl .s.sl
Three huhdIei amt dfjy doass." ...r
Not so muct, d. that,
Yes, every cent II it--auottsr afty On
top Of it. ea 7!a.a
Are you sure ?"
Yes, / Il swear 10 il.
"AlI right"
But, what srs you 50 ic,n;si,ive for7"
Alereiy for assessing purposes. am
ihe assessor, .and only wan,ed 20, know
what you rated your nag at"
4 drunken fellow carried bib'e TO tows
Cor g pat Of gin; the grocer would no,
take it, What ihe devili' said the fe..
low. wit: neitlpr nrg ,cori nor the ,oord
u Goa pass current with you %
A Tilted swain spitefui'y says: ''Evs
DID not know as much as her daughters Of
the lre ent d1s. Had they been in her
Place. instead Of being deceived, they would
hare deceived the devil"
Does the razor take hold well - in.
qulred the barrier, as he cut away on The
cheek Of hts suffering yict m. -
es, gToaned the a.artyr. ii tks
ho'd tirst rate, but it doa', le. go worth .
cent.
How did Alan aud I've ehasro .!.ci,
deaSs fls, l..
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E1s- Vote for Z. HOLMES ELLIS.

BUSINESS IN MlLwAUKEE-The re-
ceipts Of produce Of all kinds were very
light the past week. OF wheat they were
only 21,125 bushels, against 3s, l94 bush
els the preyions week, and IL 677 the cor
responding week Of last year. and % 36l
bushels for the corresponding time OF 1866
Prices declined during the week about 7
cents per bushel On Monday No. |
wheat vas sold at S2.02, but holders gen.
orally ask PC more \ small amount on
ly changed hands at tha, price.
Business generally is considered fair.
when he weather and season of the year
are takau into consideration. .Nscdukc4
Irs-c,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

EE Campbell Mclean. of Fond du
Lac, was on Tuesday nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Judge Of the
Fourth Judicial District, by the Demo
cratic Convention which assembled at
Chiffon. a splendid nomination, and the
Democrats Of that district ought to elect
Mr.. Mclean .triumphautly. as they have Il
decided majority in the district. Bearer
Dam Argus.
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The Latest Impeachm snt News.

New York, March 2.-The Herald
Washington dispatch says & portion Of the
Managers agreed last night to general
replication. viz: That the said Andrew
johnson, President Of the United States,
is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors,
in the manner and form as charged against
him aforesaid, anything in his answer to
the contrary notwithstanding and this
the House Of Representatives is ready to
make good when the Senate is ready &c
hear.
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The GERMAN Press IN aulpIcA Il;

The GERMAN Press III AMERICA. -ticr>
man paper- are published in 23 of the 81
States Of The Union The fourteen Statos
in which the German press is hot represens
ted are Alabama. Arkansas, Delewsre,
Florida Georgia. Maine. Mississippi, Me-
vada. New Hampshire. North Carolina.
Oregon. Rhode Island, Vermont and Vir.
ginia.
Il those @ States and the District al
Columbia there are l66 papers. of which
as are dailieS. Add to these Eve weeklies
published in Canada, and we have a sum
total o. III German ragers published IN
Ncrs' Aucr;ca
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tEs LIBRARY. We understand that
X. * Jones has decided ten feet more
cast side OF the lot upon which the
IS stands, to the Association. The
(ity Of the Colonel cannot be too high.
|reciatei by the citizens Of Manito
We hope that he may live to see the
ation which he has founded rise
he future OF Manitowoc, aud become
the largest anl best Library Asso
hs in the state.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

A strong wind sprang up from the
East about 4 o'clock on Monday after
hich soon increased to gale and
ued with uninterrupted severity un,
|ursdsy morning. The steamer Orion,
in Kirkland, which left Milwaukee, on
ay morning, heavily freighted with
andise, principally for this point, was
TO touch at Sheboygan, on account
high sea running at the time and
hestinnsblc protection which that har.
fords. She came on to Manitowoc,
she found safe moorings until the
abated. So long blow from
Joint of the compass, with clear ky
believe, of rare occurrence.
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From Chicago.

Chicago, March a.
Henry Barker was arrested this morning
for robhing the house Of John Donaldson
in the West Division a few weeks ago. of
several thousand dollars worth of jewclry
and other valuables. He was held for
trial
James Gibbons aud Thomas Rogers were
arrested in this city to-day, on the charge
Of committing burglary and robbery in Low
ell, Mass. They will be taken there i'm.
nediatclv
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kErs. Our friends in the country
loee no time in procuring their tick
The time Is short in which to prepare
contest. Democrats should not lc
without powder and bull " on eec-
AZ. Oar opponents are awake, an /
|ing TO beat US in the Circuit. Let
nd It them"
" Pilot press, is waiting to pint
aud Judicial DeRiocratic tickets.
up.
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A very laxative little girl used often to
annoy her mother BY making remarks
about visitors that came to the house. On
one occasion q gentleman was expected
whose nose had been ACCIDENTALLY fattened
nearly to his face The mother cautioned
the child 70 say nothing about this feature
Imagine her conformation when the little
one silently exclaimed Ma. you told NE
not to say anything abou. Mr.. Smith q
Doss. Why, he hain't got any,"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27
WIN AND TRY

AIN MARKET. Mr.. CONWAY paid the
King prices for grain on the 26th inst:
(e Wheat$l.7O9l so; Winter Wheat,
|G2, 90; Oats, 65(970 cts; Rye 81 25
10; Barry, ~.l 90(a2 10; Peas, 81 LOG
Timothy, sl.50G2. 90; Flax, sl.75(9
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val and Departure of the Mails

II THE PosT-oYFIcE At MAsIToToc.
HERS, EAsTERS, SoUTH-EA.T AND WEST
NAIL tsia Chiffon and Fond du Lac. y
ives daily, Monday excepted, at S o'clock
Closes daily, Sundays excepted, at
2 o'clock p ".
aKRs MAIL (via SheboJgan. ARRIVES
at o'clock P. M. Leaves daily st s
eek P. ".
BERN Mail ITO Two Rivers only AR
s daily at Q O'Clock S. NJ. Closes daily
o'clock p NJ
HERS MAIL, via Green Bay to Kewau-
Door County, and Lake Superior, twice
eek Arrives every Tuesday and Friday
o'clock A. NJ. Closes every Monday and
lrsday at clock P. m.
H-WEsTEKs MAIL, via Branch and Reed
to Menasha, once a week.-Arrives
~ Friday at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. Leaves
~ Friday at 10 A. u.
Office hours from A. NJ. to P. N.
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nr Vote for CAMPBELL MCLEAN.

* The Columbus. 8. c. Phoenix
thinks the month of March, 1864. will, it
Is expected, exhibit TWO wonderful events
the trial of Jefferson Davis for insisting
that the Southern States were out Of the
CnloD and the trial Of a ,d-ew johnson for
lpl-ir2 tfat .hor ara 70 shs Un;ta,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

T L. 8. DIXON, the Republican candi-
pr Chief Justice, il the man who
negro suffrage upon the people of
nsin, after thcy had positively aud
h,ically declared sgains. it.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

The schooner Toledo, Capt. Gallo
arrived from Milwaukee Tuesday.
> loaded with posts for that port.
as the last vessel in the Milwaukee
last fall and the Erst Que to Gle ar
there this spring.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

ERUPTIoN OF VEsUrIUs. "A late Ma
Piles dispatch says the eruption of Ve-
suvius is increasing in grandeur aud power,
the volcano constantly throwing up vast
quantities Of FIRE and but little lava. The
detonalions are loud and frequent.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

BURNERS. The best and safest
top ever invented. Explosion no
possible. Two sizes. Call at the City
store and see them in operation.
o. r. BACON,
Druggist.
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j. A. Bentley, Esq, is in town,
K been unable to effect landing at
|ygan, on his return by the Orion
Milwaukee He still insists that Da-
kylor is not fit 10 hold the Office Of
i Judga, AID that McLsan vii! get
|ajority in Shcboygan county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27
FUSNY STUFF The Beaver Dam Ctt.

zen has The following item
On Trosaav night k.g Of stuff to make
beer foam with arrived from Milwaukee for
Geoggerl,.'~ brewery. md was left in the
Exprcss ,ffl.a over night. But
about clock Wednesday morning it ex-
nlnlea Ike a vnung earthquake. y
All the beer suckers in town rushed to see
the light. ard howailed the loss of so much
frothicumfnddle' EN-
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There was nan nansd fer,ascs, II ri
Ee lived or NJ 1rkcI strest, ~A
He had q spechled THIN 3 cS:..
That cou. dat vel be beat !;
He'd catch more rats and mica aai saeA
Tk.n forty Cats could eat
This cat would com. into TIE room
And climb up on chesr,
And there he d sit and LICK h.ssof
And purr 30 swful queer,
That Ferguson wouii ysl. 81 k.aa- n
Bot still he d Puxrsevs1e.
And then he'd climb the raoonlit fence,
And loaf around suG yoEl,
And spit, and claw ano.hercss
Alongside Of the jowl 1-A
And then they both would SHAKE u.air ,A.la
And jump arousd and hogl.
Or, this her. ct Of Farg,scn's A'sssa , -
WIS fearful then to see TN-
He'd yell precisely like he W.
In awful agony;
You'd think frst-cl.ss stomach ache
lid struck some small bsby. ngN ~
And aiI ths mothers in the sree:, ID
Wakej hy the horrid iin,
Would rise righ, cp and s:lrch their babes.
To fad some worryin' pin
And still this vigorous cat waa.d kes2
A hoaerin' like sin. sE@E EszSs
And as for Mr.. Ferguson,
'TwIs more thaG hs could ksaR,
And 80 be hurled his boot-jack out,
Right through the niins sht air; = =
But this v7eiferous Tholnas est, f,- 81
Net one ecrt did he care.
T s~ill iae yowlei an kept hisfss ~
staadil Up OF end, 90
And his oil spine doubiin' Up
AS far - i would p2n I; atS
As if his hopes of happ' ness a5
Did Oh his lungs depend Ss
But while curvin' OF !,is spins,
And waiting to attack -,:t..r -
\ cat upon the other fei-ce,
There cayne sn awful erack a. ..l
And this here speckled Thomas cat
Was busted III the back. t1
When Ferguson came down mex. dAy, ..E
There iay hi old feline,
And not life was left in him. sE
Although he had bai nine; -a.. .-..
Gail this has Come" said Fersusen,
90: cugrin' Of lis spine" F
Now all yo men whose tender he.rtz .-.-.
This painful tale doth rack, @
Just tax this nora! TO yourselves. '''t
All o. you, white and blick; sr Eaa,tEI
Dent ever 90, like this here Cat,
TO gctt;n up your back
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Democratic Village Caucus.

4 Dcmocrlt.c olucas for the yii,ee If
Mnitowoc, will be held at Y acholleubecks
lio,el on sa:rri y, Apr. ith, 1868, att l.,
O'CLOCK P NJ. for tho purpose Of norninatir z
c1ndidates tor village AMI Town oEcers. a
general atteniAnce is expected
JERE cROWLrf. !,
john c EGGERS, Cen.
CARL SCHMIDT,
Manitowoc, Mirch ty5. 1868
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> Our old friend and typo, John
Las returned from Chicago, and will
ftcr be engaged as foreman uf the
/ tfIice.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

There are about forty practicing
RS in this Judicial Circuit. David
has not the support of quarter
NJ for the Office OF Circuit Judge.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

Z There is no doubt that the Recon,
lon Constitution in Arkansas Is de-
and by large majority. Tele
TO General Grant announce tho
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

The head quarters Of the PILoT Of
i'll hereafter be found at the new and
al law Office Of E. B. Treat, on Buffa.
Get.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

The Methodist Sociable will meet
"Wednesday evening, at the house of
Ohm Langworthy.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1868-03-27

The schooner Ebenezcr, Capt.
is loaded for Milwaukee with posts,
! r. VIM FL. Horn.