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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-08-12
Kerosene Oil.

OUR KEROSENE gives better light and ia
mueL cheaper than candles we have used it in our
store for the past three years 1t perfectly safe
Come in and have your cans filled.
We sell the best only.
Il. H. McCUTGHEON & BRO.
Anril ath. $50.
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TIL + l. LOT
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FrBsr PEEsEi TEEIAN.--C.B b. Stevens, pas
tor corner Ninth and Chicago streets, North
Side Services ut 1890 a. H. ami Z - p. ~.
GERMAN BAPTisT.-Theodore klinkcr, pas
tor: Seventh street, near Marshall, South
Side Services at 10 In.aud ; =. m
GERNAS LUTHERAN toSGHEGArIoNAL.-
NJ. II Ouchl, pastor corner Marshall and
Eighth streets, South Side. Services 1T ~
GERMAN REroRN-No minister Ninth
street, near Marshall, South side, Services
at 10
GERuAY CAruoLIc.-Joseph Fcssler, pas
tor; corner Marshall and Tenth streets,
South Side Services at ; a H., 10 n,
and 7 81
GEHMtS NETH"pIsT.-Thaodorc Starblv
pastor, Ninth street near Marshall South
Side Scrsiccs IT l":3o a. H.. and % D. H.
81. Janus ErIsCorAL--Rcv. Mr. Peak
pastor: corner Ninth and Chicago streets,
North Side. Services at 1890 u. IN. and 7:45
p. III.
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL.-L. L. Knox. pas
tor; Seventh street. between State ,,nd CLica-
go. North Side. Services at 1880 a. III. and
7 IS =.
NORWEGIAN LrTHERAN.-Rcy. Mr. Beurn,
pastor corner Eighth and State streets, North
Side. Services at L IN.
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Items from Ncighborin@ Towns.

SuEBONGAN-Thc Times has the follow
ing interesting. item in regard to the Lake
Shore Railroad: ;.Wc are glad to be able to
assure our readers that work on the Lake
Shore Railroad. Which has been temporarily
suspended, will soon be resumed in such force
as to insure the completion of the road from
Shcboygan to Milwaukee during the comm G
winter Aayccs have been received from
New York of tic most encouraging nature i'll
regard to the matter, which warrant US in
making this statement. We see by our ex-
changes that not alone sufferers by
the present European war, for il has had the
! effect to temporarily embarrass many new
roads in all parts Of the United States. We
hope the above announcement won't too scri-
ously disturb the nerves of our Milwaukee
friends, who have had such gloriously brict
season of rejoicing"
ApPLEroy-The Crescent SAYS that the
additional water power, with its ten foot of
head, now being developed on Grand Chute
Island by Edward West, will furnish power
enough to run hundred mills or factories
The Crescent copies the following item from
the Green Bay Advocate:-
The brig Butcher Boy is now at the eleva-
tor docks III Fort Howard, iischarging ii cargo
of iron ore into an immense new barge which
will take ii TO the iron furnace in Appleton,
now nearly completed. The barge is built
for the purpose, and is as large us the passage
Of the locks will permit.
and then adds: And the barge sunk OH
Wednesday Mt a promising beginning. II
! The railroad was Il operation between Mantle
woe and Appleton-as it would have been by
/ this time but for few dead beats'-no
such risks and cheaper transportation could
/ be had
/ kEwAUNEE.-The Enterprise says the saw
mill Of Mr.. David loungs, six miles above the
mouth Of Ahnepee river, which has recenl y
about Two weeks ago. 1t contains doubl,
circular, an edger and lath saw, and is ca
pabIe Of turning out % 600 feet of lumber
per day. The same paper has good authority
for stating that the census will show popul a
ton Of over 2,000 in the town of kewaunee
about :. 600 in the town OF Ahnepee, and al
average Of more than 900 for each Of tn,
other seven towns-making the total popula
ton Of hewauuee county about II 600.
! GREEN BAY The Advocate contains I'll,
following with reference to the G. b & l. P
Il. R: We are glad to be able to say to-la7
that arrangements have been concluded b,
which the bliliins 0; the first forty miles Q
ti,a Gre.u by and Lake P-rtn Eaj,vav-
tr.u. acre to New LyIdyn will dgubtlesz Z,
ur,i-Ael between Low All IL hsst Q
January heat
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idHcati"nal-TWo Rivers a 4 Summer
Eesuri-improfemorts-''Ednglt."


o0i''s i..-'''1i-ee OF ! l- ! -LoI.
Two hI'EA1, sept 9th, 1870.
E".'2r |s.yl:
Tic school term for the present year com
hIeAe.1 yesterday under the guidance Of the
following uamed staff Of teachers: Chu7.
Knapp Principals 4lr, Zians second, Miss
Emily Hill third, and Misses Libbic Par.hcn
and Laura Hamilton N the fourth or primary
department. Whatever ccnsurc Two Rivers
may deserve in other respects, the interest
shown on the part Of her citizens without .x-
ccptlon. il the education Of the rising genera
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Manitowoc, Sept 1870

BRAVE, puRE BooK-THE PHYSICAL
LIFE OF WOMAN: Advice to the Maiden, Wife
and Mother. by George II. Napheys, 4. NJ
NJ. d., Chief of Clinic of Jefferson Medical
College. Philadelphia etc, etc Chicago and
Cincinnati: E. lIannaford s. Co, Publishers
Of tirst-class subscription books
This book is one Of the most remarkable
literary successes Of the year, having already
reached 4 sale Of 10000 copies, with larger
/ demand as the publisher assures us. than
ever before. Scientific and yet emincntly
practical, it treats Of most important class
OF subjects, which, unfortunately, it has hith-
crto been left almost entirely to the quac1,
empire, or the sensationalst, to write up
for the million. The table Of contents in
cludcs such head lines as the following:
The distinction OF the sexes. Persons of
both sexes and of no sex The age of nubil-
ity. Love. Love is eternal OF divorce
OF courtship. How to choose husband
Shall cousins marry! Advice TO wives who
desire to have children. The limitation of
offspring Transmission of talent and dis
ease. BrtL-marks and how to prevent them.
Signs Of pregnancy. Confinement. Nursing
The change of life.
Difficult as 1t may appear, these subjects
are handled with such precision and irmness
and yet so dc)icately, that the work has re
ceived the hearty endorsement of many Of the
most distinguished physicians, clcrgymcn and
phiianthropists of the country. Among the
number are Ex-Surgcon General Hammond,
d. D., Rev. DR.. opkins, President of Viii
liams College, with many other names equally
eminent.
The work is sold through local or travelling
agents entirely, and, in our judgment, offers
an extraordinary opportunity for securing a
very lucrative business.
McsSrs E. Iannatord & Co, the Western
publishers, may be addressed at either Chica-
go or Cincinnati.
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The inuni~iiiOn Revived.

Mn. EpIroR:-Not long since certain min
listers anu newspapers were very busy holding
al inquest on the soul OF the late President
LiHcoLn.--he had been shot in l theatre, and
on Good Friday!
Before that matter i quite settled Mr..
Charles DicI ms SHAKES of this mortal COLI
he dies, AMI now the question Of interest in
many Iulpits and newspapers is. Was Dick
ems "a Christian" All seem to admit that lie
was c'.rr; but it is doubtful whether he Will
pass muster a. a Christian. We shall see what
tie gentlemen Of the inquisition will do.
President Grant, toe, Is not 10 be allowed
to escape An eZchange--a religious paper
Of late datc--is very solicitous for bis spiritual
welfare II says: There has been a good
deal eli wild life down ut Long Branch, Of
late. We read in the journals
that the Chief Magistrate of the United States
often mingles in the gay throng, and that on
Sunday last much disappointment WAS ex-
pressed at his non-appearance at place Of
worship, We are happy to have an assur-
anec that in such place, at such time, pub
lie worship is not entirely lost sight Of; and it
is TO be hoped, therefore, that the President
if i'll good health: will encourage the senti-
ment--ii it is only Il sentiment by occupying
the pew that is CONSIDERABLY reserved for
him, in the modest little Methodist chapel,
within sight of the sounding sea-"
How absurd it is this talk over the dead;
and with regard to u great deal that is de-
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
M 0rt p-9 ore Foreclosure

WHEREAS. II the 10Th DIV OF November,
W \. u. lsGS, Henry Werner and Martha
Werner, his wife. Qf the village and county Of
Mauit0wOc and State Of Wisconsin a. parties
Of the first part and lHgrtgag urS executed and
delivered t. Joseph Villas of the same place,
party OF the second part and mortg tgee, :.
certain mprtEa age bearing date on that day 10
secure the payment ~ the said IN .gLagors to
the said murt-agce q the sum Ut four hundred
AMI fifty dollar~ in nine equal quarterly pay
meut, with Interest according TO the cUldi-
tons OF nine certain prulrissory notes bearing
even date herewith. executed by The said
Henry Werner, one Of said mcrteagors. to
said mortgage, which said mortgage was
duly executed so a. 10 be entitled TO record
and was duly recorded in the Office OF the
Register OF Deeds in and for the county Of
Manitowoc aforesaid on the FL lay of Decem-
Der, \. b. 1868, At / o'clock T. VI e, in Vol
. OF mortgages, on page 81. And whereas.
by the terms Of said mortgage, the said mort
gage, his heirs, executors, administrators, or
assigns were du'y authorized and empowered
to grant, bargain, sell, release and convey
the premises therein described, in case OF the
nUn-paymeIft of the sum Ct money secured to
be paid thereby, or any part thereof; and
whereas, III and by the said mortgage the sail
mortgagors covcnanted aud agreed 10 pay the
sum Of thirty dollars AZ solicitors fees in case
the same should be torcclosed by reason Of
the non-pertormancc of any of the conditions
thereof; and whereas, default has occurred in
the conditions of said mortgage 10y the non
payment Of the third, fourth, fifth sixth and
seventh rrcmiss0ry notes and the interc st
thereon, secured by the said mortgage 20 be
paid according to the terms thereof and
whereas, the said Joseph Villas is now the
lawful holder and owner of the said mort gage
and Of the Indebtedness Sc cured thereby, and
tA...-+ Il. II
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GfIRCUIT COUET-MANTT0WOC COUN-
- ty Samuel Hall ag'st the schooner J
b. Ncwland.
Notice is hereby given that on tie 18th day
Of August. 1879 a warrant WAS issued out Of
the above names Court. in the action entitled
as above, upon the application Of the plaintiff
above named, against the schooner J b New
land, Of Racine, that amount claimed by said
plaintiff against said vessel il one hundred
dollars. and interest from August lst, 1870.
and that said vessel, her tackle, apparel, and
furniture were seized upon said warrant by
the Sheriff Of said county on the 18th day Of
August, 1870.
I'll persons who claim To have any demand
against said vessel, her tackle, apparel or fur
niture. under the provisions Of chapter l5i Of
the general laws of the State Of Wisconsin tor
the year 1869, are hereby required to fle
their complaints for their respective demands
a 2inst Ghe same with the Clerk Of said Court,
and said vessel, her tackle apparel and furni-
tare viii be sold for the payment Of the claims
which shall be established against Ii unless
the owner, agent, or consiguce, or master
thereof, or some other person Interested there
il shall appear aud d.schasgy s,id warrant az
cyr3il- - law. =. EiENiNft,
, Clerk tlscus i"u.t f. ItniJUWoc TO-, Wis
Ga". y N3oDIS ii Il ATTY
U4tld August y 1870 19-z-3w
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FROM MEME.
concerning School Mcctin@>-t Few Sen
>iblc Remark, in Regard to Education.
Of The PILOT.
MEEME. Sept. 9Th, 1870.


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fo,. tc,cbor, w,rr. and dcfco,ipr any othcr
axncnsrs The district may incur thn enor-
mon. -, saw, e ono I,,,,I~ol JoIIo,.. VIC
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Banking and Exchange Office
r. G.. S Il @ Y z,
anttGss &C,

IT =. BONDS (7-3O's, 5-20's. and all other
Y. kinds purchased, sod and exchanged.
Coupons on Interest Warrants cashel. Goli,
Silvet, and Coin drafts purchased at the highest
market rates.
Drafts, on all the principal cities Of the
United States and Canada, bought and sold
Foreign Ezchanec, on Great Britain aud Con
tineutaI Europe, for sale in sums 10 suit. De
posts received subject TO sight draft. Also
interest paid on deposits by special agreement
Collections made on al parts Of the Uuiteu
States, Canada. Great Britain. and Europe
made 81, REASONABLY rates Pos re Tickets hy
Steam e. sail l6na e. ssat lEaal CEe.; Dliss.sI
ami Continental z--vlo 10. ssle at NV vsB
Prices I . SHOVE
Nanl.-Wgy. A4e,.; J. 1871
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Examination of Tecchers.

The Fall examinations Of 1870 Will be held
at tie following times and places in and for
the county Of Manitow9c, Wis
For the towns OF Gibson. Two Greeks
Ni>hicott and Two Rivers, at the school house
il the village Of Mishicott on Monday and
Tuesday September Goth and 9th
+ or the towns Of Mauitowoc, Manitowoc
Rapids and Newton at the school house in
School District No. :, city of Manitowoc, on
Wednesday AMI Thursday, September 2sth
and 2ith.
FUr the towns Of Franklin, Kossuth, Maple
Grove and Coopcrstown, at the school house
in School District Nc. 9, town of Franklin
necr hclner's, on Friday, September 30th,
and Saturday, October list
For the towns OF Cato, Eaton, Liberty and
Rockland ~ the school house in the village Of
tlarks Mills, town of Cato, on Monday and
Tuesday, October 81 and ith.
For the toms of Meeme, Centrevlle and
Schleswig al the school house in School bis
trict No. 3, town Of Meeme, near Mulhnlland's.
on Wednesday and Thursday, October 9th
aud 9TH
Applicants are requested to he on hand
PROMPTLY at 10 o'clock A. NJ, provided with
pencils and paper. No stationery will be fur
nlshcd by the Superintendent. Special ex-
aminations will be refused in every instance
where it Is possible for the applicant to attend
the public examinations.
MICHAEL KIRWAN,
Co SUIT of Schools
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SAD AacIpENT.-Nc learH Of d terrible ae-
eidcnt that happened 20 81 man y The name
Of NJ ,ehakok. a day lgborer, at Two Rivers,
while unloading milestone rom tie steamer
Mauitowoe. The man was assisting the sail.
ors in carrying the stone, and the weight Of
stone being too much far the sailors. !, fell on
the poor fellow. infictins inner.iujuries o: the
bones the extent OF which cannot be
exactly ascertainel. The upper portion Of
his right leg was also crushed Ill bad man
ner. lie was brought to this city, and his
condition Is improving under the excellent
care OF Drs. Simon * Schalleru.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
To Town Clerks.

MANITuwoC, WIS, Sept l, 1870.
YoIr attention is hereby called 20 Sections
81 ami IS Of School Laws Of 1868. relating 10
tie proper time for transmitting Your reports
TO the County Superintendent u Schools, and
the necessity for attention on Your part to IN
sure accuracy Of such reports Al reports
should be received at rhi~-otiice on or before
the 10Th inst. MICHAEL hIRN AN.
sepi-2W Co. Sup't OF Schools.
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CITY M ATT r S

LANDER Bros. ure moving the machinery
from their old mill into their new one on the
South Side.
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SEE advertisement of Mr. c. Braasch,
Veterinary Surgeon, in to-day's issue.
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---- - . . . -

ABOUT COMPLETED The new and han
some brick block of Schuette Bros on the
corner Of Eighth and Jay streets is about
completed. and this entcrprising firm will in 1.
few days I'LL it with as fine a stock Of goods as
were ever brought to this city, The new
store viii be used exclusively Tor dry goods,
hats and caps, Nc., while the old store will be
used for groceries, Nc.
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ORIENTAL MILLS.

Keep constantly on hand all kinds
Of Flour, Feed, Meal, Pearl Barley
&c which Nc offer for sale Il. the
VERY LOWEST PRICES. We
shall always warrant our Hour; GUS
toau grinding Will he satisfactory
Wa call special attention to our
PEARL BARLEY ROOM. which il.
just completed, whereby we are en-
ablcd 20 exchange Pearl Barley for
Barley.
Orders for anything in our line will
be promptly flied and delivered
2s-ly SCHUETTE s. VAIL.
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We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement Of Air. Lynch in another col
umn,
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CoLLIsIoY.--Wc learn from the Wisconsin
that the steamer Manitowoc and scow Hunter
had collision near Walkers Point bridge,
in Milwaukee, last Monday morning The
steamer had considerable Of her cabin ripped
open The scow LOST her .jiJboouI.
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prpyox,, W.b.I ~, ,lo,.,,ro of moot
inc ues.rs Frank por,cr and Iohn Eo,;co,
Of w,ptce,n in rho ci-,, io.. vcct
We had very pleasant and agreeable
chat Yesterday with Mr.. !. NJ. Read. the able
and spicv cdtcr Of the kewaunec ENTERPRISE
He reports everything favorable for the fall
CAMPAIGN in his section. Come ar,in, brother
-.~
t'DTIIJIpN PARTY Mr. Niuti,tn e fl,n
WinJi,,a Hons. ov,,oc,, >, ,.;,.o ,,,irt;
rarty some time during our county fair
-.--
TIE new propeller Navarno made ii trial
trip out into the lake on SUNDAY last. Her
new engine works like a charm but her wheel
il said to he too small
'N'lEN 0"'' III ne i'''e9 soci'7ie
~ 'ii' = james Oh''r'h VIII ne h'lo ~ me
Hos. David Suakn I,,- received ,br1..r. 4.
contract, and has already rome to wurl, ey
tending the piers lie has also bccu.aw,r,lnd
the harbor contract at Shcloycan.
100.
'N Ian :. = fER'"R.--H VII. Jerome fi'rc''
'''''' -''''''' !" '''S county ie'' y'S'sf-
'y "'o' UNI 'oi l''Nt superior on inc pro-
r''iet '"y'h'S'' having IN charge several
time Amon- them were two rair Of oxen
the united weight of winch was over Il go
pounds, and COW weighing eleven hundred
hounds MIv Surr,ss ..,ttc,,I a.,
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Mauitowoo, Aug. esI. 1870.
IN Observation-Disclosures COUNTY

IN pROBATE-MANl COUNTY
L Court. In the matter of the estate of
George ). Glover, deceased. Un reading and
filing the petition of Thomas Robinson, of the
city Of Mauitowoc, representing, among other
things, that George ) Glover, late of Mantle
voc, on the 3oth day of July. A. d. 1870, at
Manitowoc died intestate, leaving goods,
chattcl5 and estate with II this State, and that
the said petitioner is u creditor of sal de
ceased, and praying that administration of
said estate be TO him granted it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge
OF this Court on Monday, the 10, day of Sep
TENDER, y. u. 1870, at 10 . clock A NJ, at
my office i'll said county. Ordered further,
that notice thereof be given TO the heirs of
said deceased, and to al persons interested
- .--.I-l:-I.-.- ---r. -.----.--
successive weeks prior to said day of hear
i'll the Munitowoc Pilot, Il weekly newspaper
published at Muuitowoc. in said county.
W W, WALDO, County Judge.
Gro. n. WoopIN, ATTY for Petitioner.
Dated at ManitJw0c the 18th day of August,
a. D 1870. l2-3-3w
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-Whvat-White winter, 90; red
winter, 90c spring, 05c Rye-eOc. Oat>
SOC. Barley-S5c.
FLOUR-Whitc winter, s. so spring extra
s.; supcrfnc, 81: rye. 81 30
CORN MEAL--S2 90.
roRk-Mcss, per Dbl, S32; fresh per loo
IS j0a9 so
PEOpuCf-Potatoes--5Oc. Bcans-Sl sc
SO
PROVISIONS = Eggs-lic Buttcr--l6a
lSc.
FISH-White-S3 5Oa6 80. Trout-S6 80
GRUCERIES-Coflcc- 22a25c; Java
30c. Sugar-BroND, l0al2c; crushed and
refined, 15al6c.
-Common-SSal2; second clear
$40; first clear S3j. Shimglcs-Common, II
warranted, 81 80 sawed, s. 30. Lath-
50 so
WOOL-35a45c.
SALT-SI 10.
HAl-per ton-s9.
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milwaukee, Wheat Market.
WE will receive from Milwaukee every
Thurs lay noon a special dispatch giving the
quotations Of wheat III that city.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 8--i2 o clock
To the PILOT
The following are the wheat quotations ur
to II o'clock today No. / Spring, 81 %
No. Spring, 81 0l. No quotations ful
Winter wheat.
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JVIIN IT. IIIWKN IUN.
Manitowoc, Wis, Aug. 23d, 1870.

Referring to the above notice, | would in
form my friends, and the public generally,
that | shall continue the business heretofore
carried on under my own name, respectfully
requesting the continuance Of the kind pa
uonagc heretofore extended me.
NJ MAnDNEY
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which he will sell at Chicago prices
Whiskcy by the barrel. to-day, at IS cents
per gallon. Terms for whiskcy, net cash.
Liquors from 81 to 50.
Rhine Wine at S7.0Oo2i 90 per dozen.
Native Wincs--Concordia, Gaia wba Califor
MIA and Virginia Seeding.
Nnitowoc, August /, 1870.
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MauitOWOc Market

Corrected weekly by W. II. Horn, dealer in
Dry Good, Groceries and Provisions. Buy:
all farm produce at the highest price.
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ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %,

ON THURSDAY, SEPIEMBEk u.
All the Associations Of the County are re-
qurstcd TO participate in this enterprise; all
the Ministers of the County are requested TO
see that SO many tickets as possible may be
sold to the members Of their congregations so
as to make the enterprise az successful as pos
sible.
All who are willing to present gifts to this
purpose are requested to leave them 1T King
LolZ Hall before September 22d.
Tickets, 80 cents, which admit the owner IL
the concert free and entitie him to n chance
in the distribution of the gifts, are to h. sold
in Mauitowoc. By c. ". Fechter; Il. King
holz; Fred Becker; E, Alter; Burmeister x
EIlinghausen; e. \ kuhlcr and Chris karbke
also by all Ministers OF the Gospel and the
presiding officers of the seycral associations
Of this County.
Manitowoc, August Is, 1870.
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby given that have this
~ day sold to Mr.. Michael Mahoney all the
right, title and interest ! heretofore held in
the store carried on under the firm of NJ Ma
honey & Co, by which sale the said co-part-
ncrship is now dissolved. NJ. Mahoncy is the
only person now authorized to collect out
standing dues and will pay any and all LA
bilities Of the late firm
JOHN II. THORNTON
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NEW CONFECTIONERY STORE,
A y d
Ice Cream and Oyster Parlor.
WILL BINKLEMAN

EIGHTH ST, SOUTH SlDE.)
has constantly on hand a choice selection OF
Contcctioncries, Green and Dried Fruits, Sta
'tionery, Toys, Yankee Notions, Tobacco
Pipes sc. Thankful for the pact patronage,
! kindly solicit continuance
August IS, 1870.
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We understand very pleasant surprise
party same eff At our friend Tie,gen's 5, On the
ebc5oyStn road, last Sunday afternoon
N.ny q. cur German citizens attended.