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Othickcrmfn- lodge No. 55. i. q. O. f.
" Meets every Fri1ay E~ening at the Odd Fellows
Hall. in Carus block on the south side.
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TTORNEY and Counselor at Law
n atfcc on Eighth street. Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Collections promptly attended to. lo'a1
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CRE.4.W CITY HOUSE
CORNER Ferry and South Water Sts-
" Milwaukee,, Wis.
This House, located at the South end OF Walkers
Point Bridge. is we'll calculated to accommodate
travellers arriving by waiting for the Lake Steamers
Terms S,uo per dty with first class accommodations
Call and See lily
AXTELL & RICKETSoN, Propretors
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.N.4TION.aI, HOTEL.

i This first class house is in excellent condition
and the proprietor is confident that he can give per-
feet satisfaction to the travelling public.
Buss will always be ready to take travellers 10 ana
from the boats good Livery Stable Is kept in con-
hecticn with he House l2-5l
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DEAFNESS. 63ATARREE
II lady who has suffered for years from Deaf
ness and Catarrh was cured by simple remedy Har
sympathy and gratitude prompt her tc send the re.
cspts, Tree OF charge to any one similarly afflicted
"a Address Mrs. NJ. c. LEGGE77 Hoboken N j
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In Probate. NTan7.owo,. r., -
- "a 'he MatterSf the Estate of Henry Bernsr =.
0eased. 40 az '9ton ii zacs concern 1'i oe-'
issued to Martin Vcllendorf and Charles oeen
me 2Sd day of August A lSGo and sir ,oo.o on
cs;i, az =. iteI sala Gay icing allowed and limited for
c5eoItors 70 present their claims for exsn;ns-; ie
Notice is hereey given that the unSa1 ana
a snee VII on me first Monday Of each month "a
poi he oSy OF the expiration OF said six months ~
me ONCE OF Sylvester A. Wood in the Vars ~ NJ. AZ
itowoc in said Comfy receive examine and IAN .uaI,
ceased against said Cs-
Dated August 29d, 1862. o.
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DeyulAr Meeting of ManitOwoc Lodge
II is held at Masonic Hall, on York Street. on tho
LIST and Sd Wednesday of Each Month.
E. X. RAND, w N.
WV. H. HORN. Sec
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CODA WATER Manu- fa acturer. respect
fully requests aud will fill orders promptly at his
factory, corner 1th and Jay street Mauitowoc 1o-1
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SHERIFF'S SALE

Under order DC OF Judge of Probate. W. W. Rife
rN Us: J.. q. Rife, et o!.-In partition.
pursuance of an order made by VIM. lint.
i son Wigg: Judge Of Probate for Richiand
County, will sell, on the first MONDAV" IN
august next, in front of tho Court Honse Il, in
Columbia, within the legal hours: ~
All that lot Of LAND, Containing ono.bo,f
acre. more or less; situated in the city Of Co.
lumbia, known in the plan of said citv as iot
number number, five. tNo: 81 on Senate street: ct:
bounded West by Gist street; North by F. W.
lot number six (No G.)
ALSO,
All that lot Of Land, containing one.baIf
acre, more or less; situated in the city of Co.
iumbia, and known in the plan of said civ as
lot number six, NO g. on Senate street:
bounded South by Senate street; West hv iot,
number five tNo. So and North by F. W
gre ufeen, ana East by lot belonging to estate
said Jacob Rife, deceased.
All that lot of Land, situated in the c;tv nc
Columbia, containing one-half acre. mora ~
less; bounded on the South by Senate stroat. =.
on the West by lot number six NO. e., Nort,,,
by F. W. Green. '" Noi'n
All that lot of Land, situated in tho citv os
GoiunD, oss hDn containing one-haf acre, moro or
LOO; bounded on the North by Geryais street. f
West by Williams street, South and East h,,
land now owned by Charles Hamburg. "''
All that lot of Land, situated in tbe c;,v &c
Columbia, being the Western half Of the
square 19t bounded by Richland Huger, Laurel
and williams streets, fronting on Williams
This lot of Land will be sold in half acre lots
All the above being the lands OF which the late
Jacob Rife died possessed 'N '"'0
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thrd cash: balance
In one and two years, secured by bond and
mortage OF the premises. Purchasers to nav
1oT stamps and papers. P. F. FRAZEE.
o"iS ~ iii s. r. C.
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SheriH's Sales.

PY virtue, of sundry writs of fe,.i facios
~ to mo directed, will cell, on the first
MONDAY in August next, in front of the Conrt
House, IN Columbia, within the legal hours.
the following property, viz:
AL that vacant lot OF LAND on the corner
OF Richardson and Laurel streets, in the city If
Columbia containing one acre, more or LESS
bounded on the North by Laurel street: East
by Kichardson street; South by lot formerlv
OF Charles Beck; and on the West by Assemble
street. Levied on as the property of John
Harrison, Sr., at the suit Of N. A. Peay rs
John Harrison. Terms cash.
ALSO,
Two acres OF Land, more or less, in the civ
OF Columbia; bounded on the North by Pendlc-
ton street; East by Sumter street: South bv
Medium street; and West by lots of Mrs. M a
Yates and South Carolina College. Levied On
as the property of John p. Richardson do.
ceased, James B. Richardson, deceased and
Thomas @: Richardson, at the suit of Richard
q. Richardson, Assignee, us John p. Richard.
son and Charles Richardson, Executors of
John T. Richardson, deceased; also. at the
suit of Richard G. Richardson, Assignee. rs
Thomas G. Richardson, Executor of James r
Richardson, deceased; also, at the anti Of
Richard G. Richardson us. Thomas G. RicbsrJ-
son. Terms cash. P. F. FRAZEE
July 0 fm R'c
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Sheriff's Sales.

RY virtue of sundry writs of ,tieri facias, di-
X rected to me, will sell, on the fret
MONDAY in August next, in front of the Court
House, in Columbia, within the legal hours.
the following property, viz:
The HOUSE and Lot on the corner Of Bull
and Richland streets, in the city of Columbia,
containing one acre, more or less; bounded on
the North by Wm. L.. Reynolds and James
Bell; East by Bull streets; South by Richland
street; and West by Mrs. McDonald's lot. Le-
Wed on as the property of E. Cuthbert, at the
suit of the city of Columbia, for taxes. This
property Will be sold at the risk Of the former
failed to comply with terms OF SALE
ALSO,
vacant lot OF Land on Richardson street.
in the city Of Columbia; bounded on the North
by estate Of David Truesdale; East by Richard.
son 90 street; South by lot Of estate Of J. Mean
drew; and West by lot formerly of estate of
B. Reilly; Levied on as the property Of the
estate OF j. McAndrew, at the suit Of the city
OF Columbia, for taxes. This property viii
be sold at tho risk of the former purchaser
Richard Flanagan, he having failed to comply
with terms OF sale. Terms cash
July y I'm p. +. FRAZEE, 8. r.
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SaHkSs Abb sselAI...

MY. xosK.. / July 274Nocta. ioiisy
besseI. is I pSiR ssssa SsS "a Is. '1gsSi gasd
Iquiet.Ts Corn 1. .3S@i. 81. lsFfeights dun.
TPsM, ,-rCottbn steady and more do
ing with Gales Of !, 200 bales, at 81. Flour
advanced State l5J60@8 %; extra 600
@6.50; choice 800. ~ Wheat I. A., Corn
mixed Western 1,05@1. 10. 'Whiskey
1.07., Pork steady. Beef quiet. Lard
quiet-kettle 19L@19A. Groceries
quiet. Freights dull and declining.
Money. easy, at 6. Gold active, at $685.
@36>a.' '"'. .''.f ~
BAnr1MonE. July 24.-Cotton dull, at
"a. Flour firm and scarce. Wheat
weak-red 1;45@1.65. Corn dull
white LOS; yellow 1. .O5@1.OS Oats dull
new 65@75. Pork 34.OO. Bacon
active and Observation-Disclosures 15LM
l5A. Whiskey scarce, ut Ito,
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Whiskey firm.
at LOB. Provisions frmer-mess pork
$500. Shoulders 141a@1434; clear sides
lax.
New ORLEANS, July 24-Cotton dull
and nominal-middling 32T; sales 7S
bales. Gold 361a. Flour firm, at 6. OO(0
6.75. Corn 1.25. Oats II. Pork 34.75.
Bacon firm: Lard-tierce 191a@21;
keg 21@21k. Sugar-common 10311;
ing ss@64. WhisIey lis. Coffee dss~dni auil
fair 15M; prime 16A@17.
AUGUSTA. July 24.-Ootton quiet, with
sales of 40 bales middling 321S.
10 LoNDoN, July 24-Noon.-Consols
LIvERpooL, July 24-Noon, Cotton
firm, but not Quotably higher-uplands
1256; Orleans 13@1316.
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Too Desirable Building Lots.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON

On MONDAY, I'd day Of August, we will sell.
IN front of the Court House, in this city, at
I0 O'CLOCK, without reserve, TWO desirable
BUILDING LOTS.
LOT No: Fronting and bounded on the
west by Wayne street, measuring on said
street AZ feet inches, moro or less; North by
Laurel street, running back l49 feet, more or
L. II. Trevet. Va
LOT No. 2-Fronting and bounded on West
by Wayne street, measuring on said street Ga
Ieet iO inches, more or less, North by Lot No.
by lands of w. 3. Nash, and East by lands of
L.. ID. Trevet. Situated upon this Lot is a neat
and substantial four-room cottage, and upon
tne GROUNDS attached thereto are peach, apple
an arbor OF choice grapes, and also Q we'll of
TERMs-One- half cash; balance in IL months.
seenIea by pond OF purchaser and mortgage Of
stamps. july 16 81 25 AL
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y q ~ IL ys &pTeszHs Nqsfsy ;sFft ~ iyss' !
LoMDoN, July 24.AThe 2 House O,
sComnions, on Gihds stone,s 8 motion. adopt.
ed the SHohsS Sf Lords cohpromise
amendments, without a division, amidst
great cheering . "a III feas Ms u
PANS, July "a. 1.-The Irreconcilables
met yesterday. .Thiers, assuming tho
leadership, submitted draft of an ad.
dress to the electors Of France. The ad.
dress was rejected.
y The French assembly re-assembles in
October, but the Senate will remain in
session during the month of August, TO
consider the constitutional changes. The
Senate expects o MESSAGE from the rEm-
peror, Bhortl and the ministry is busy
drafting new laws. which the Emperor
desires will be more liberal than indi-
Gated In the last message. Prince Napo-
leon intends addressing the Senate on
the proposed reform, which he regards
as hardly full enough.
a.a3n The Sd. ySissroy e Egypt departed sud, SUI
his rupture with the Grand Turk is the
cause of his sudden departure.
HAVANA, July 24.-Rodas has issned
stringent orders regarding the collection
Of customs.
?, The British authorities at Jamaica con-
demned the cargo Of the Grapeshot for
violation Of neutrality laws.
The Spanish explanation of the execu-
tion' Of one Of The Grapeshot's crew sa-
tisfies Hoff. or S- ., ....
w Jordan is between here and Bayamo,
and has been reinforced. Several heavy
skirmishes have taken place, but no de-
tails are furnished. Jordan was not
wounded. ..its - -s .r. 4.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Internal reve-
nue. receipts to-day over $5OO.OOO.
Bassett. the negro minister to Hayti.
gives gloomy account of the wants of
war vessels to protect American interests.
Salnave is at the head of the army in the
South, but the revolution in the North is
not even checked. One dollar in gold
is worth seven hundred in currency.
Sumner writes approvingly of the
present Cuban policy, and urges its
continuance.
The President disapproves of the
action of the court martial at Galveston
in the case of Lieut.. Garretson, aud
restores him to duty.
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p u M p s

Il U WI I y
EVERYBODY who has use for PUMP
IL should buy
AORRELL'S FIRE ENGINE,
DEEP WELL, and
FORCE PUMP
Send for circular. POOLE & HUNT
Jan l3 6mo Baltimore, Maryland.
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New Books at Duffie G. Chanman,s

New Books at Duffie & Chapman's.
OLD TESTAMENT HISTORY. by W. Smith
ever, poem in IL books by Bickerstith. 50.
The Malay Archipelago: the Land Of the
Orang .Outang and the Bird OF Paradise; Ira.
veIs, with maps and 81 engravings, by Wallace,
For Her Sake; novel, by Frederick w. Ro.
binson, IS cents.
The Man Who Laughs; by Victor Hugo, SOC.
Cometh Up Like a Flower, 60 cents.
Not Wisely but too Well; by samo author. GO.
hathaieen; by author Of Raymonds Heroine.
Standard Poets-Shakspcare. Pope, Milton,
Dryden, Campbell, Burns, Tennyson, Moore
and others, at so cents each, in paper binding.
handsomely printed. Nav %
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Domestic Newa.

II tf
y, BosFeN, July 24.-rThe shore end of
the cable has been landed. The entire
line is reported in good order.
"a KINGsToN, July 24.-The telegraph to
Duxbury will be completed to-day. It
is thought that the land and ocean lines
will be spliced on Monday.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 24.-The Con-
gressionsl Committee OF Ways and
Means depart Eastward on Monday. Se-
nator Hendricks was enthusiastically re-
celved by the Democrats, and serenaded.
WHITE SUIPHER SPRINGS, July "a
e. j. Jones, a wealthy citizen of Liberty
Mills, Maryland, dropped dead in q
saloon last night. Cause-heart disease.
'@H, MEMPHIS. July 24.-Wade Bolton,
who was shot some days since, by DIR.
Dickens, is dead. He bequeathed $780,.
600 to charitable purposes, including
$40, 900 to Stonewall Jackson's widow,
and fifty acres of land to each of Jack
sons former slaves.
AUGUSTA, July 24.-A political diff.
Guilty took. place at Upper Three Runs
yesterday, in Barnwell District, S. c.,
in which two men were! killed and seve.
raj wounded. The affair was confined to
the white people.
CHARLEsroN, July 24.-Much excite
ment prevails here among the two wings
of the Republicans. DR.. Mackey, the
late Collector, leads the native wing,
which includes the mass of the colored
voters; while Senator Sawyer, Congress-
man Bowen and George w. Clark. the
newly appointed Collector, in place of
Maokey, head the Northern element.
The removal of Mackey has intensified
the bitterness between the two factions.
On Thursday, Clark called on Mackey,
and, presenting his commission, demand
ed instant possession of the Collectors
office. Mackey refused to vacate until
he had taken inventories of the public
property and received receipts from
CLARK; but promised to make the trans
fer on the 31st instant. Clark insisted
on the Immediate surrender, which being
refused, he entered Mackey's Office, and
attempted to act as Collector, whereupon
he was forcibly elected by Mackey's
snbordinates. Yesterday afternoon,
Mackey and other custom house officials
were arrested, at the instance of Clark,
on a charge of assault and obstructing
an officer, of revenue, and were bound
over to answer before the United States
Commissioner on Monday. During the
hearing of the case, Clark, with q posse
of thirty men, forced his way into the
custom house and took possession, which
he still retains. The partisans of Clark
attempted to serenade Sawyer and Bowen
last night, but the colored Republicans
rallied in large numbers and prevented
the serenade, charging the procession
and capturing the flag, which they car
ried in triumph to Mackey, at this resi-
dence. The colored Republicans bitter
ly denounce the action of the admins
tration in removing Mackey, and declare
that Clark, the new Collector, is q traitor
to the radical party.
CHARLESTON, July 4.-Sailed-steam-
er Champion, New York; brig Clifton,
Liverpool
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CHERRFULNEss. so adorns
the face as cheerfulness. When the
heart is in flower, its bloom and beauty
pass to the features.
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Public Meetinp.

NNHE Taxpayers of the city are requested to
Il meet at the Court House, on MONDAY
EVENING, the Goth, at o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of expressing their opinion relative to
Council making an appropriation for Buildings
suitable for the approaching State Agricultural
and Mechanical Fair.
July as JOHN MCKENZIE. Mayor.
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Desirable Cottage and Building Lot.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO G. SON

On MONDAY, % day Of August, we will sell. in
front OF the Court House, in this city. at 10
o'clock, without reserve.
All that LOT, with COTTAGE and out.bnild.
1lngs thereon, fronting and bounded on South
py ty, Lumber street, measuring on said street
lOI ieet, more or less, running back 2O8 feet.
more or less, on West by Pulaski street, and
East ana North by Mrs. S. P. Gibbes.
~, ALSO,
Ihat VACANT LOT fronting and bounded
on tho North by Upper street, measuring on
I saia 81, street 15 feet, more or less, on West by
less, East by Mrs. s. Z. Gibbes, and South by
lot above described "0D'A ~
TERMS One half cash; balance in 70 months
secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage OF
stamps. Julv 1f OF Ok a. 81"
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Mary Ann Buie Institute,

AT EDGEFIELD.
MN MISS BUIE, Confederate Sol
e4ll ~ 5sdiers Friend, will resume the exer-
%HESS cses Of her School, on the 1st day
RRD of September, 1869, with a corps Of
@ Teachers who have had the ma
nagement Of schools for more than ten years.
81 Miss Isl Buio purposes to make her School use
fui to the country by placing education in
reach Of all. Confederate orphans taught free
OF charge. She asks the aid of the public,
lima, in accomplishing this purpose, as she is
unable to board them FREQ, having to pay the
highest rates for rent and professors in music
and other branches Everything is taught
that Is learned in any school, solid and orna-
mental, without partiality, lower than else
where: Teachers paid half in advance. Terms
and the highest rates Of tuition, including
music m sic from Professors, s25 per month. Owing
duced the rates Of the Primary Branches.
Music, Piano and Guitar, $25 for each for five
months. Board SIS, without washing and
lights. Orphans will be boarded for s12 per
month tuition free.
NJ. A. BUIE, Principal,
July ~ Edgefeld, :. G..
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
Exterminate Mosquitoes.

Exterminate Mosquitoes.
EUMIGATING PASTILLES, for the de-
H. struction of Mosquitoes, Flies, and other
insects which annoy and disturb quiet sleep.
A great blessing to sleepers. For Sale by
FISHER & HEfNITSH, Druggists.
July II
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1869-08-19

"A large piece of cedar has been
taken from excavations in the bed of
the Missouri river at Council Bluffs.
1t was found ~ feet below the water
of the river. The question ARISES,
was the bed of the Missouri once ~
feet lower than now?
There are at present 1i6 studentsat
the Iowa State agricultural College,
of whom two arc reported as from
Marion County.
The Register tells of colony Of
gophers having invaded grave in
cemetery cast Of Des MoiRes.
California pears for sale in .Des
Mrs. Addie l.. Ballou, Spiritual
list preacher-ess, married a couple at
Davenport last week.
A four-column daily paper has
been started at Atlantic, in Cass
County-a Railroad town less than q
year old, and containing 1000 inhab-
itants. Two weeklies are also pub
lished there.
Hon. Edward Jaeger declines the
Democratic nomination for Superin-
tendent Of Public Instruction, for
purely personal reasons.
a little girl in Tama County, says
the RepaNAicdR, was bitten short
time ago by rattlcsnalie, and was
saved by a pOuItice of clay and toDac-
co. The limb was bandagcd tightly
above the wound, and whisky freely
given to her,
Weston walked his fifty miles, in
Guiding a hali-mile backwards, at
Dubuque, on Saturday, in ten and a
half hours, and had five minutes to
spare.
S'hc Sioux City Times tells of o
Winnebago squaw up in that region,
still active and frisky, though said to
be III years old and the mother Of 80
children. Let those believe who
will-especially the last two figures.
Some of the officers and soldiers Of
the 2jth Iowa Infantry met at Mt.
Pleasant the other day and deter
mined upon having reunion Of the
Regiment at that place on the 22d of
September next.
Judging from the Oskaloosa papers,
all the candidates in Mahaska County
for Legislative honors deem it neces-
sary to publicly declare that they are
unqualificdly opposed tothe building
| Of new State House. Among them
is Maj. John +. Laccy-who would
fill the position Of Representative
with credit to himself and his con-
stituents.
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County Convention.

In consequence OF the time for
holding our County Fair having been
changed to the same week hereto
fore fixed for the Republican County
Convention, and since the Cali there
for was issued by the Committee, it
has been deemed advisable to post
pone the time forholding said County
Convention until Monday, the Goth
day of September; and in accordance
Herewith, the Republicans in the
several Townships are respectfully
requested to assemble at their usual
places of holding elections and select
the Delegates to which they are en-
titled; but such Townships as prefer
the time heretofore named for that
purpose, will proceed to choose their
Delegates on that day.
BY this postponement the meeting
Of the Convention will not interfere
with those who desire to attend the
County, District, and State Fairs, all
Of which will have been held before
the time now fixed.
Marion County Republican Central
Committee, By
JAMES MATTHEW'S, Chairman.