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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-06

WlLNINGION, January 49, unpENr1SE-Is in
demand. and price advanced I5a25c. Sales Of 1888
ebls ct SO 80 for soft .d 50 20 for hard. q $50 b.
SPIRITS IuRTENrINE--Market quiet and nc sales
reported.
tsosrN-Market steady. sales OF 8i3 bols at 81 rs
r VI ick; 81 for strained and No 2, and SO 25a4 for
No L. as nquality
TAn-Ony "A bbls rec ivcl and sold at So % Dbl
COrroN-s mall sales at "a &c for mixed grades.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Knfghting of the Sirloin

The Second Charles of England
Rode forth one Christmas tide,
TO hunt a gallant Stag of ten,
OF Chingford Woods the pride.
The wind blew keen. the snow tcll fltt.
And made for earth pail,
AS tired stceds and ", aried men
Returned to Friday Hall.
The blazing logs, liled on the dogs.
Were pleasant to behold
And grateful was the scanning feast
To hungry mon--and cod.
With right goodwill al TOOK their ill,
And soon each found relief;
Whilst Charles his royal trenchcr piled
From one huge loin of b ct.
Quoth Charles, odds fish! noble dish
Aye noble made by NE!
By kingly ri ht. duC thee knight
SIR LoIN henceiorward be!'
And Ecvcr was royal Jest
Received with such "acclaiM;"
And never kuiGhi thau good SIR LClN
More worthy Of the name.
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COnsiSnccs per >Outh Carolina ftulIroad
january S.

bl7 bales Cotton. GO bales Domcscs SO bbls Mo-
lasscs 164 bbls Naval Stores. cars Wood. 140 sacks
Corn. cars Lumber, cars stock. o Railroad
Agent. Graescr, Lee Smith CO, Pelzer, Rodgers A.
Co, smith, Dowing IL 90. Eeeder Il DAVIS, G II
Walter & Co, A Salinas, Wardlaw & Carew, Mowry
& Co, w Bee L. 90, w Ryan, J N Robson. w @
Courtney & Co. sharp Co, b sloan Hunt
4 Bro, Willis Il Chisolm, Claghorn, Herring & Co. g
Trenholm Son, r Tupper & sons, Tidenian &
Co. and Fripp & May.
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ger steamship Manhattan, from New York; d Nc
Glnrey, Mrs NJ Hntchison. Mrs 4 Il Ryan and
cniutcn' Ctn' MISS Wager y Miller, George Gerner.
: ap.uih Drgntman, r Patchod, Henry Cabin, j j
Quinh . w Rowe and lady. Mr.. W Arnoux ana
chili, Mrs NJ II Ra9 and child. w B Jones Master G
rae captain ii IL Pcttec Ii Lons ana on ,lc.,x
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LIS'T ore Vl.Ssi1!.s

E1 CLL-IIIID ~ II OIlLt-O FOi THIS rom
y = l.
LIVERPOOL.
Ship Richard the third. Wooj sailed. ...... Nov g
ANTWERP.
Ship Grahams Policy, Burscsa, sailed. Nov Is
The Jane, Carson, sailed. Observation-Disclosures Oct 81
The Harkaway. Horton, SAILED ........... Oct q
The Enighedcn, HORSE Atahl. saiAed. .....S Nov 10
HAVANA.
Spanish poacrc Mar,, Font, sailed. ...... Dec rs
CIENFUEGOS.
Spsniah roacrc Vcstai, -, sailed .......... Doc Ii
ME>1rr
wfsCAsSET, ME.
Schr Atalantt Tue ;cr, sailed. ...........D Dec lS
RocKLAND, Me.
ScAr Wan Jones, Mexican up. Dec %
NEWPORT, RI
Schr James Wni;chouSc Jones, sailed. Dee 2S
HOsrOE.
SchrS Covson, Brown. up.....,...........Lc L &C &c
S9hr Charles Raymond, Higgins, ciclrcd. Dec 26
Schr l. II Furbcr. Coll np..................D Dec %
Schr Robert Caldwe ell, McCcrmick, up. .,...D Dec D
Schr Annie Glover Ferris, cleared ...... De- %
schr l. Leach, stafford, cleared .Dea 70
Schr Nellie Carr, Lans,ll, cleared ......... Dec 81
Schr A Ii Ireland, Townsend, cleared. ..... Dec 81
PHIL LiDELPHlA
Schr Albert Thomas RoiR rs c,carcd....... Dec 81
Steamship Alliance. Iilson s.el = '......... Dee il
schr Charles L Page, Doughty, sailed. Dec IL
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StsiDnc.vs by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, January 5-hlli~eu touuIslips
Jacinto. HUNTSVILLE, Magnolia, United States Al per-
marie, and Champion.
sAvANNAH January 5-Arrvcd-ship Lamm cr.
moor, Belfast. Ireland; brig w II Parks ,lJast NJ {;
schrs Red lington Provdence; Charter oak Niscas.
set Me; steamers North Point, Baltimore; san SALIVA
dor, New York: ship Cons ,itution, Liverpool.
Clelrcd-Brig Precision ston; steamer Cleopat-
IA, Nex YORK; schrs Ann Susan, Wilnins ston, =;
Coqucttc Matanzas.
Below-A schooner and Il butch glliiott.
The wcathcris clear aLd cold. Wind stiff, N ".
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aiCmOr;l r;lnGA.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN, S, G., TO JANUARY 4
ARRIVED.
December 2o-Brg Fanny, Butler, Philadelphia; :;
schr Daybrcah, Blake, Searsport, Me.
December 31-Schr James Crocker Cu-rinr Bos.
ton.
January 2-Schr Ar.ic, Garwool, Boston.
CLEARED.
December 30-Schrs I. A Edwards Marshall New
York George Albert McDouu.u, NewouryDort;
l. Merrill, Weeks, New YORK.
December 3l-Scir IAry Stowe, Rankin, New
York.
January 4.-Schr Moses Patton. Harding, Barba.
does; brig Ben carver, Mcars, Porto liico.
The NEW CLrprEn SNIP SOVEREIGN OF THE SEAS
In the production OF this Loble clipper ,ir Doual
Mckay. the builder Of the Great Republic has fairly
surpassed all lS other pro luc;iOnS, ANA this say
ing much when we G.. to mnd that he has dc signed
and bu II the Flying o,t Romance Of the Sea, Fly
IN. Fish, and many o h.rS'tia VIylug Cloud III. AZ
days, anQ ,ha Rom 0 TIC 9clanl Ewing fl.h
averaging 1oj days, whi.h il.vt la no EQUALS for
speed aud othcc sclGoi,g Il lii;iGs TN, snip is
l3O!ia tons reg itcr. is Ii ted ont in super style
1acS AL" l3r i.inn years and is commanded by Cap.
tam Baxter, an able and experienced seaman every
way quaHhcd to make hes do her best. Not only is
she built OF oak ana ccppc ase ed but is slcahcl
with yellow metal to twenty tcrt, and thor
ouglly ventilated. She i lying al pier No 10
East Rlver, ioa 1nS in the Dispatch Line Calitor-
ma cpers ard Is cevin; ir.l .ht rapidly. those
WIG nave sct her speak OF ncr Of unuuali
he'd admiration, ana we'll her may. she Will be
an honor to he Ai.erica ilIg wherever sac ll)lts
The ship Nunquam Dornio, which arrived at
HaVrc Oh the Both NJ, ftoin Mo lie made the pas
sage in 25 days, being Che so test ever ln;l l. by
a sailing vessel between the Two ports.
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PORT CAI.E.NDAk
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~" Mpoh i2tA, hours, 33 niiuutrs cv,.niurr
iirSt Quarter. 20th hour. minutes ovcnlhr
Eul Noon, 27tb, hours. 10 minutes cycnlnt
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COLUMBIA, December II, 1868. The COM
mittee appointed under. the following joint
resolution
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

SGnee fcats nidt 10 laass il ben Srcs
ner pbsr auf ten 3weisen epmpaete:Smr,er>
sruner bleihsn, Ia CT fsft unb ei'g wirc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

WiIurten uno 0aoere NartenSemdd<
le n,i(en III 0e3enpen, no le HtAt gang Bart
fine, rru cen Spaiisren lpssetuneen une
ein:ee 3rl brh nit Grpe teoedt wsreen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

z bankruptcies in 16pfea, Die on
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

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burfen Shus III satten @sgease,'. Gum.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-08-06
The Republican Family Quarrel

As the day of the republican state con
vention approaches, the controversy among
the multitude Of aspirants for the state Of
fee increases in acrimony. The editor of
The Walworth County Independent is in
tensely disguised with the greedy DISPOSE
ton Of the second district politicians, bat
treats the matter humorously:
Second, you are good All thy staunch
men We love them veil And so, as wa
adore thee, We implore thee to be more
eonslderate. What thou hast fit material
Tor every Office inthe category Consider
We pray, so to have every other dis.rict
and almost every county in the stare
You can t all be governor-certainl not
until you govern your own actions and mas
sions and ambition different from the nres-
ent working. Consider that the ether FIVE
districts regard your present wire puIlings
as something in the nature of family
qnarrei, which becomes 50 intolerable that
the piece of dignity Of the state demands
an interference OF the neighbors. Your
little hands weren't made TO scratch each
others eyes out We know you all have
legal and conventional right to aspire
and so have each one of forty swine to in
sist on the sole right TO a single ear of corn
But ho,C 1t TOOLS We do not wish to be
charged with handying badnage in using
sNine and candidates in the same connec>
ton for we have the preemnent preced-
ent for such Indulgence in the illustration
Old Abe made a corps of Office seekers
- on see. gentlemen. the sow is good
breeder, but is unfortunately SO short
wasted that is impossible for all tie pigs
to snck y Heed ye tbs. 1t cannot be
possible that so much candidate for so few
Office can beget a spirit Of harmony on
the contrary. acrimony is already in the
ascendent among the flock Each asprant
knows or ought to, that unless ali the rest
concentrate on him, his chance for nomina
ton is slim Now don't play dogs in the
msnger half SO much.
Il is observed as to this controversy that
none Of the parties to it seem to be actual
el by the slightest degree of regard for
the general interests of the people, the
fortune of particular individuals or the sci
fish interests Of the republican party being
the only facts considered. The ''seconi
district which means substantially the
Madison rescncy-wili ultimately control
the whole matter
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Adapted to the present suffering Of many in
the South.
Give me three grains of corn. mother,
Only three grains Of corn,
1t will keep the It'll life have,
Till the coming Of the
/ amdying of hunger and cold, mother,
Dying of hunger and cold,
And halfth agony of such death,
My lips have never told.
1t has gnaw' ID like wolf at my heart, mother,
wolf that is fierce fer blood,
All tie live-long day. and the night beside,
Gnawing for lack of food
| dreamed of bread in my sleep, mother,
And the sight was Heaven, to see;
awoke with an eager, furnishing lip,
But you had no bread for me-
How could look to you mother,
How could look to you
f or bread to give your starving boy,
When you are starving too
F or read the famine 10 your cheek,
And in your eyes so wild,
And felt il in your bony hand,
As you laid it on your child.
The North has lands and gold, mother,
The North has lands and gold;
While you are forced to your empty breast
\ skeleton babe to hold
4 babe that is dying of want, mother,
As am dying now
With CHASTITY look in it's sunken eye,
And famine upon its brow
What have we poor ones done, mother,
What have we poor ones done,
That the world looks on and sees us starya,
Perishing one by one?
DO Christian men care not, mother,
The great men and the high,
For the suffering sons of the Sutherland
Whether they live or die
There is many a brave heart here, mother,
Dying of want and cold,
While only across few poor states,
Are many that roll in gold.
There are rich and great men there, mother
With wonderous wealth to view,
And the bread they fling to their dogs tonight
Would give ME- life and YOU.
Come nearer to my side, mother,
Come nearer to my side,
And hold me fondly as you held
My sister when she died
Quick for | cannot see you, mother,
My breath is almost gone.
Mother dear mother, ere die,
Give me three grains of corn
X The above words were the last request Of a
lad to his mother, as he was dying from star
walton. She found three grains in the corner
of "A pocket in his ragged jacket. and gave then
TO him. 1t was all she had The whole family
were pe1ishing from famine.
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treated you shamefully; but I'll make
amends for it, see if / doa't!'
Father, cried Hubert.
;. Mr.. kay!' broke from Rachers pale
lips.
And then old Jacob bad to tell his story
all over again.
Il knew it, . cried Hubert, triumpantly.
knew all along that she was innocent
80 night they all ha' known; set of
elbbering IDIOTS, cried the old man. "But,
Hoocrt, you shall marry her to>rDorrow-
my poor htilc gal! I'll oppose it no lon~
ger
He kept his WORT. Hubert Ray and
Rachel Miner We're married the next day,
and the old farm house bears a home Ike
Appearance again. But Rachel has never
forgotten the deadl peril that once over>
hung her tulure, in consequence Ut having
spoken one idle word
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Father Mem ahon,

The telegraph Informs US that, on the
23d inst. FatLer McMahon was released
from the penctcntiary at Kingston, Canada
chic fly through The forts made in his be-
half by Bishop lIorah. We shall now, no
doubt hear an universal reclamation from
the British press, cxtoliing tie clcnency
o. the government which, after keeping
an innocent man in prison for over three
years, for having discharged one Of fis
highest functions of his sacred Office, now
grac:oasly par8ons him, and turns him out
upon the world, with shattered health, to
live or die as the bost may. Truly England
is a most 'merciful' power.
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The Canvass In Chic.

We see that the Radical journals are al
ready becoming alarmed about the coming
election in Chic, on account of the Democ-
racy going into the canvass declared against
the adoption If the Fifteenth Amendment
to the Constitution. Our readersswill no
doubt rccolIcct that negro suffrage was de-
featcd in that state some two years ago,
by very nearly fly thousand majority, and
Democratic Legislature elected on that
issue, which secured a Democratic United
States Senator from that State in place of
Ben. T. Wade, which was grand triumph
As for ourselves we are uncquivocally OPP
posed to negro suffrage, and we are glad to
see that the gallant Democracy of Ohio,
with the thinking Conservative Republic
cans, are going into the fight with that as
one Of the issues they are opposed to.
The Radical and corrupt Congress of the
last session knew that the people of the
North were opposed to the Amendment,
and Lnew that if they had chance to vote
upon it, it would have had no chance what
ever of being adopted. They therefore
had it pushed forward with all haste, and
put before the legislatures Of the several
states, in the hope that 1t would receive the
requisite number of states necessary to Sc
cure It's adoption, and knew that if the
legislatures adjourned before acting upon it
it would have been defeated by an over
majority.
We hope that the Democracy of Ohio
vii! fight it ont upon that line, and not on
" defeat the Amendment, but also elect
that gallant soldier, Gen. W. s. Rosecrans.
the next Governor of Ohio.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-08-06

ESgn The Paris letter of the New York
HeraH says: THE Hon. Zach Chandler
and family are here, but will soon be off for
the @orth of Europe. The Senator, on be-
iag asked if they treated him well while in
England, replied that they did, but thar
they Gid not offer him any national recep-
ton. lie said they were like the man who
dined off crows on a wager-they endured
him, but did not banker after him. ~
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rSa+ Gov. Senter closed a speech at
Jacksonville, Tenn, last week, as follows:
Ladies', a word before We pant: When
tben the day for the election arrives, get
up early. prepare a good breakfast, have
the shaving water and towel ready, let
nothing but smiles and cheerlulness possess
you, and, when the good old man starts for
the polls, 20 with him TO he gate, put
your arms about his neck, Kiss him, then
ask him to vote for Sentcr"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-08-06

A NEW FRENCH MINISTRY The follow
ing appointments Of new French Minis
ny y Louis Napoleon, we're annouced on
tie lS,h: Minister of the Interior, De
FORBADE La RUquette Minister Of Jus
tee. Duvergicr Minister of Foreign Af>
faifs, Auyergne Minister of Finance.
Pierre Alaque Minister of Commerce,
Alfred Leroux; Minister Of Public Works
Gicssier; Minister of Marine, Admiral
Ocnooi!ls; Minister OF War, Marshal Neil
Minister Of Public Instruction, BourIeau :
Minister Of thc Presidents Council of
Safe, Chasseloup. 1t is said w. Rouher
viii be President of the Senate.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-08-06

szy- The young men OF. San Jose, Cali
forna, have recently formed Democratic
club, aud propose 10 20 in on their pluck
III defense Of Democracy. Let the young
men of this State follow the example. or
game for protection, and guard their In
iercsts from The iobberies Of Eastern bend
holders lleIe's TO the boys Of San Jose
aiay tEcy never bc Dictated .
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Anti Bachelors Multiplication Table.

Anti Bachelors Multiplication Table.
We find the following floating around,
ard will wager that it was ciphered out by
some gal who wants to get married, and
finds her chances of entering the state mat
rimonial growing smaller by degrees and
beautifully less, until she has nearly ADAM
doned all hope. We print it, however, as
an item for male bipeds, who have no
better half, . to ponder over:
Twice two ''smashes" buys box of hair
pins.
Twice three "cobblers" bays tuck and
side combs.
Twice four Layers" buys pair of gloves
female,
Twice five '.jueps' buys pair of hoop
skirts.
Twice six punches" buys Valencien~
nes collar (ienale.)
Twice seven 'ales" buys pair OF shoes
female.
Twice eight "toddies' buys a calico
dress with cloth enough for basque and
pantalettes female
Twice nine "bitters' buys summer
bonnet, and leaves trife towards the vail
and trimmings.
Twice ten 'sancarees" buys a pair of
stays, machine stitched with patent eye
hts and embroidered beautifully down the
neck.
Twice eleven "slings" buys a collar and
undersleeves, and leaves a balance toward
the fringe
Twice twelve "brandy straights" are in
fer one balmoral, two pairs of long stock
ings, waterfall, filters and silk rarasol.
Twelve times twelve baskets of cham
payne" pays house rent tor year, and
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say Ex Governor Michael Hahn, o.

say" Ex Governor Michael Hahn, of
Louisiana, in rcrIy to the question
w bat is the political condition of Louis
lana ?" has ANSWERED: eve do Lot talk
politics in Louisiana any longer. All the
excitement and bitterness Of one year ago
has died cut, and the people are now de
voting themselves almost entirely to mons
ey>making and Commercial! pursuits"
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EE0RGES u. WOODEN.

4 TT0RNEY and Counsellor at Law, ana
u District Attorney for Manitowoc County,
Wis. All business entrusted to his care viii be
promptly and faithfully attended to- Advice
honestly given, for which a reasonable charge
will be made. All parties liable to sue ana
be sued' please give me call. " BE We not
dcceivedr' Office in lIuebner's block, on the
corner ork and Eighth streets, where he may
be found from i. N. until r. NJ
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BE- 1t costs twelve thousand dollars ayear
more to run the White House under Grant.
than johnson or Lincoln, several Of Grants
pets and relatives being employed simply
to wait on each other.
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E. 9'sCtSEED:s.

IlOCI and Shoe Maker. west side Of Hub
- beds building, corner Of Eighth anI
buitai streets, and will he ready at all times
to ina? fracture Boots and Shoes to order, and
OF and the best stock that can be found in tie
marx G; 80
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EfE @TTSTEEg

DR. !, J. PATCIEN. Dentist Office in
~ Sherman Brick Block, Eighth street,
Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
given to all the different branches of the pro-
fcssion, and al work warranted Teeth cx-
tr4ctel without pain. -
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ERNST E2E-EsS.

[succrs"or of Beer & Kern -.
DEALEBS - Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
- cry, fancy rcods, glassware, boots and
shoes, reody-ma clothing, paper hangings
hats and caps, to- chidren's cabs, live geese
feathers, bird cages, kerosene oil and lamps.
&c. A share Of public patronage solicited
Store on York street, near its intersection with
Eighth.
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Twelve lines or less constitntn : sonarn

Twelve lines or less constitute square.
special Notices at so per cent over the
above rates.
Legal Notices at statute priccs-60 cents pei
folio Zone hundred words) first insertion; 81
cents per folio for each subsequent insertion
Professional or Business Cards, not to excee i
FIVE lines, $500 per year.
Transient advertisements must be paid fori 4
advance, or we will not insert them
Advertisements unaccompanied by writtent Y
verbal directions, will be published until tbs "
are ordered out, and charged accordingly
Yearly advertisers may change their adver-
tisements every six months if they wish ~
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-. 3. EAsTOX. VI. d.

PHYSICIAN and Surgeon, treats all Aeute'
L Chronic and Surgical Diseases to which
mon, women and children arc subject Office
and residence corner of York and Seventh SITS
orders left at the Drug Store of Bacon, Thombs
Co viii be nr0mntlY attenled to
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WALKER & NYssETE.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Office
"A on Eighth street, over the First National
Bank.
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s54- To make an agreeable beverage out
Of epson salts, boil some coffee with the
solution. So says German chemist.
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e.. e. TssEAs'.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law Co,
u leetions promptly atren led to. Office OF
Buffalo street, between Eighth aud Ninth
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gn%E-EEs sWf9ES

DEALER in STOVES; also, Manufacture
- Of Tin, shcet-iron and Copper Ware. A
kinds of Repairing done Shop on Eight. st.
nearly opg osite the First National Bank.
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e, F2EEg.ENEs.

PROFESSOR of Music, &c, viii give lessons
L in vocal and instrumental music in the VII
lagos Of Manitowoc and Two Rivers. Resi-
renee on Eighth street, near the court house
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AN INTELLIGENT OFFICIAL. The Raj
eigh N. c. Sentinel publishes the fol-
lowing, which, it says, is rertatim copy
of a notice Of sale, posted by constable on
the Court House door Of an adjoining
county:
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MOTIFS.

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John Eugh's sicks miles on RoIly rode won
hoss yerr ole. " on cow aud cafe
Won silver spune
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3 psiQess Garos.
HENRY SEEsREE,

JUSTICE of the Peace viii make collec
y lions, pay taxes, search the records draw
deeds, mortgages, contracts, sc. All business
entrusted to him will receive prompt attention
Office in Huebner's building, corner York and
Eighth streets