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A TRY VIEW ACADEMY,
PERRYvILLE, JUNIATA CO., PA.


TVH HkNH hND FhHALt FUFILs'
Attractively situated in a healthful and beauti-
fu region, one fourth Of mile from Pennsylvania
Railroad. -Four regular graduates, assisted by
other competent instructors, constitute the corps
Of instruction. Tho Principal (for many years
in charge Of Tusoarora Academy. and since 1852
the head Of this institution, refers to his numer-
Gus pupils in all the learned professions and in
every department OF business. TERMS 5000 per
annum. Music and Painting spccialties. Fall
session will commence September Let, 1871.
Address, DAVID WILSON, A. NJ.
jy26-3m A. j. PATTERSON, A.. NJ.
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Banks.
ClearGeld County panL

THE Clearheld County Bank \, h'
l. ted Institution has gone out q, y iiassg.a
the surrender Of its charter, on ~ m,hiiet,
All Its stock Is owned by the ,pi'syll u nd
will continue the Banking bu,inssS'' y bon Il,
place, as private Bankers, under M hsas,
Of tho "Clearhold County BapE . '' Ts'n Ia,
sponsible for the debts Of the Barl nsn "A
Its notes on demand at the eopp,.' Win,
received and interest paid when mon, ,p,ftti
a fixed time. Paper discounted at n, u ahh
as heretofore. Our personal re,,o,. llM,i't,,
pledged for all Deposits received ,,SSllt .i'slltq /
transacted. A continuance Of tbo iit 'attta
ronage Of the business men Of tho ,,.tA A ~
specfully solicited. As Presidep, c.Il w.
oticers Of the late CloarGeld Copp,, pel'i ~
require the notes Of iaid Bank 10 Il sNh y
for redemption. FH'tla
JAS. z. LEONARD, RICHARD sH,v
WIN. PORTER, JAS. R GphnAN,
A. x. WRIGHT, @, L. RFpn nAA
WM. A. WALLACE.
The business Of the Bank will be e,na...,.
John NJ Adams, Esq as Cashier. fs f.'ss y
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ERUIT CANS, solGered on the outside, Of our
IL own manufacture. Also, Glass Fruit jars,
for sale by II. Il. BIGLER A co.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE,

CURWRNSvILLE,
oLBsRrrELD couSrr, PESS'A.
This long established and popular hotel Is still
kept by the subscriber who spares no effort to
please all who patroniEc him. "To please" is the
motto at the American House. and all that is asked
is trial. Il. W. REED, Proprietor.
Curwensville, March IS, 1Sfl.tf
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CALCINED PLASTER AND HYDRAULIC
~ Cement for sale by
je2s-Sm HiRTswICK a IRWIN.
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County National Bank,

or CLEARFIELD, PA.
ID DOM in Masonic Building, one door north Of
IN @. D. Watsons Drug Store.
Passage Tickets to and from Liverpool, Queens
town, Glasgow, London, Paris and Copenhagen
Also, Drafts for sale on the Royal Bank Of Ireland
and Imperial Bank Of London
JAMES I. LE0NARD, Prcs't.
W. NJ. SHAW, Cashier. iy261I
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alW advertisements.

DRASs, Copper and Porcelain lined Prcscrv-
ID ing Kettles, for sale by
Jaly Post. "a H. Il. BfGLER a co.
NOTICE.-whercas Let.
IL ters Tcs,amcntary on the estate of W. W.
ANDERSON, deed, late Of Bloom tp., Clearirld
Co., Pa. have been granted to the undcrsigned,a and
all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed 20 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them, duly
authenticated, for settlement 70 Wallace q Field
ing, attorneys at law, Clearfeld, Pa.
JOHN MORROW,
July 20, 1ssi-ct Executor.
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Clearneld Nursery.

NEcKTIEs- The very lates, styles
Is p. R. FULLERToNs,
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EEED CUTTERS, the largest assortment ever
IL brought to the county. Cali In aud examine
them. II. p. BIGLER A Co.
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TR Egrl,rs!,

The campaign in "littlc loyal" Blair
is getting lively over the Representa-
tive question, from the shots that are
being exchanged between the Register
man and the Chairman Of the Demo.
cratic County Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-07-26

Editor Of The Standard You are hereby au-
thorizcd to say-if you deem II necessary to deny
anything emanating from that "bonYine nosed
carpet-bag scallawag Over, Of the Reyisier-that
his assertion that the Free Trade League Of New
York intends to place $4,000 in my hands for
distribution during the present campaign, is
point blank Radical lie--yicw it or Hewitt rs you
may. No negotiations with the Free Trade
League Of New York, or any other organization,
have been entered into by myself or any other
Democrat with WHOM AN acquainted
We do not propose to attempt to buy the people;
that delicate task is LEFT with the inscriptions
Quay, who loudly bossted, in this city, that Col
Bayley must and shall be defeated II nopsy can do
il. We do not propose any such means for our
success; but we trust in the virtue, intelligence
and natural good sense Of the MASSES.
Rcsnestfu1ly Yours
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TN THE ORPHANS, CouRrof clo,rsc,d.
~ THE nRpuANs, CnIrRT of ci...

DRAss, Copper and Porcelain lined presery-
ID ing Kettles for sale by
July 26.-st. ii. +. BIGLER A co.
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IRON CITY COLLEGE,

PITTSBURGH, PA.
The best conducted, most popular and success
ful infttution in the United States, for the thor
ough, practical education, Of young and middle
aged mcu. ec~for large descriptive circulars,
containing full particulars, address
jy26-sm J. G. SMITH, A, NJ Principal.
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LRUIr CANS, soldercd on the outside, Of our
IL own manufacture. Also Glass Fruit Jars,
for sale by II. \. BIGLER A Co,
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The concert at the NJ. E. Church on
Sunday evening last was, we are informed,
the best ever given in that edifce. The
exercises Wet varied, dialogues, recitations,
etc. The scholars eyinccd rare degree OF
perfection in their parts, showing careful
study, and reflects great credit on their
teachers. In this connection we are au-
thoriEed to state that grand concert will
be giyen in the above church on Christmas
eve, the exercises being sacred songs, dia-
logues and Rotations. The public ere
cordially invited. We would suggest that
all go early, so as to secure good seats, as
on last Sunday standing room could hardly
be obtained.
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Worth a1.2i-Cuf IL 0Ilf.

Send this Advertisement to the Branch
Office Of the SoUTE CAROLINA LAND AND
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION, 704 Broad
way, New York, together with Sl.25, and
you will receive a numbered Ticket EMIT
ling the holder to one-quarter of the gift
drawn by it at the GRAND CONCERT
IN CHARLESTON, on the 18th day Of
January merit. 24O5 Cash Prizes, amount
ing to 100000, and ranging in value
from $40 to 100000, will then be dis
tributed to subscribers, snder the auspices
of distinguished men, whose names alone
are a guarantee of honor and good faith.
The project is endorsed by AUGUST BEL
MONT, CHARLES O'CoSoR, T. A. HoYT,
President of the New York Gold Board,
WADE HAMPTON, and many eminent cti-
zens. -Four chances for $500. This is
not lottery but State plan to secure
funds for immigration purposes. Send
for Circular.
Gen. NJ C. Butler, President; John
Chadwick and Gen. NJ. w. Gary, Vice
Presidents; S. c. L. and I. Association,
Charleston and 104 Broadway, New York.
20-3w
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Circuit Court-December Term.

The December tern. of the Circuit Court
of Manitowoc COUNTY commenced its sit
tings on Tuesday, December y, 1871.
Presentation. Campbell Mclean, Judge.
A. L. Dawson was appointed photograph
ic reporter for the Court.
On motion Of John d. Markham, ESQ, a
committee, consisting Of Messrs. Markham,
Walker, and Wooden, were appointed to
examine James B. Anderson in open Court,
and report upon his qualifications for ad-
mission topractice at the bar.
In the matter of the application of the
Appleton & New London Railway Com
pany for condemnation of lands, the report
of the committee was approved, signed and
The following cases have been disposed
of as follows:
Supervisors of the town of Manitwoc vs..
Nicholas Gentgen. Case continued on
payment OF costs.
Maria F. Benson v.. Valentine Benson.
Judgment of divorce signed and filed.
Florentine Kaiser vs.. Gottlieb Kaiser.
judgment divorce signed and filed.
State of Wisconsin vs.. Albert BROKER
and Bernard Broker. Motion tn quash
indictment overruled, and case continued.
Same vs.. Carl Folaska. On motion of
District Attorney the case was dismissed
and defendant discharged.
Same vs.. Michael Hagerty, John Whit
comb and Michael Driscol. Continued.
Same vs. Ferdinand Drucks. Indict-
ment quashed. .-
Same vs.. Ferdinand Bohn. Assault
with intent to kill. On trial.
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". M A.

The above initials are the title letters
Of ar-association of young men who give
monthly, dancing party and supper at
Klingholz's Hall, on the South side. Hay
ing received polite invitation to attend
the same on last Friday evening, we did so
and enjoyed ourselves very much, SO much
SO that when the time of departure arrived
we were astonished at the lateness of the
hour, half-past two. The party is conduct
ed with the greatest propriety, and the
supper is served in Mrs. Mensch's best
style, and we are satisfied that all who at
tended it went away pleased with the enter
tainmcnt. The next one Of the series will
be duly chronicled.
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aITED STATES SUBSCRIPTION Agency,
SUERIFF'S SALE.

TIRCUIT COURT-MANITOW COUN-
" ty.-Michaei Byrne against Francis
Sennott and Leteshia Sennott his wife Judg-
ment of foreclosure and sale. In virtue of
and pursuant to an order of foreclosure and
sale, rendered in the above entitled action
on the cad day of June, A. d. 1871, shall
expose for sale, and sell at public vendue, on
Tuesday, the twenty-third day Of January
next, at O'Clock p m, at the front door of
the Court House, in the city of Manitowoc, in
said county the following described mort
gagged premises, or Sc much thereof as may
be necessary to raise the amount of said
Judgment, and interest and costs, to wit /:
Those certain tracts. pieces. or parcels Of
land situate in the county of Manitowoc and
State of Wisconsin, described as follows viz
The northeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter, and the northwest quarter of the south
east quarter, and the west half of the south
west quarter of the southeast quarter. all of
section No. seventeen ~, Township so.
Seventeen on, north OF Range No. Twenty
one (2I) East.
Dated Sheriff s 0fiee, December 4. 1871
ALBERT HITTENBEPG.
Sheriff OF Manitowoc Co.
Bentley Seaman, Atty ;. 10
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Attention. En2ltshm

The resident Englishmen and families Of
this city and county are hereby respectful
ly Informed that the first social gathering
Of the above nationality will be held at the
Windiate House, on January 5, 1872,
(Oid Chistmas Ere). The evenings en-,
tertainment will consist Of dinner, to com.
n1snce at s O'Clock, succeeded with toasts,
songs, music, dancing, &C.; in fact every.
thing pertaining to a jolly, social time
The house will be decorated in accordance
with old English customs. Come one, come
All, Tickets, Sl.50 for gentleman and
lady. BY order OF
THos. Robinson, Chairman.
SAx'L G.. PRINCE, Secretary.
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List OF Patents.

The following patents were issued from
the L. s. Patent Office to citizens of Wis
eonsin, fax. the week ending Dec. 5, 1871,
reported for the PILor by Alexander &
Mason, solicitors of Patents, COS Seventh
street, Washington, d. c.:
Medical compound, or Eye Wash;
Philip Paul, Black Earth.
Bag-holder and Filler; VIM. T. Lum,
Waterloo.
Butter Worker; Edward l.. Walker,
Twin Glove.
Fountain: Henry Broezel, Mansion.
Preserving Eggs; Wm- S. Marsh, Ray
mond.
Paddle-wheel; VIM. Thompson, Madison.
Truss Brace for axle-skeins; 0. Van
orman, Fond Ia Lao.
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!
| The election of officers of the Right
Worthy Grand Lodge of l. o. o. F., for
the State of Wisconsin, was held at the
! Assembly Chamber at Madison, on Friday,
| the 9Th inst, and resulted in the election of
the following officers:
NJ. W. G. M.-Myron P. Lindsay, of
Green Bay.
NJ. W.D. G. MI. Willis, of Madi-
son.
r. ". G. W.-P. vechten, Jr., Of Mil
waukee.
r. w. 6. 81. B. Hills, of Madison.
r. ". G. S.--David Adler, of Milwau-
kec.
! r. VIC. C.-Rev. Justin Jacobs, of
| Chester.
, R. W. G. R.-Sam. Ryan, Jr., of apple
! ton. -
r. w. G. Ri F. Hubbard, of Mani
| towoc.
W. q. M.-Wordorn Reynolds of Green
Bay.
= ". v' ~ hcuftlii, OF DelOlt.
w. G. Go. G. Buell., of Berlin.
W. G. H-Nick Port, of Milwaukee.
Trustees-Stoddard Judd, Fox Lake;
Charles C. Cheney, GAINESVILLE; and o. B.
Graves, Green Bay.
There has been a large attendance at the
session, and much business transacted for
the good of the order and those vino have
been sufferers by the late fires.
Past Grand Representative I. W. Tay-
lcr. was taken by surprise by p: G. NJ
Sam. Ryan, Jr., who has peculiar way
OF taxing his subjects by surprise. Those
Who are acquainted with Ryan know how
we'll lie handles such subjects. 1t is unfor-
tunate for those outside of the Order that
they cannot know the substance of the re-
m arks.
The officers elected were installed on
Friday evening at o'clock, and the Grand
Lodge adjourned sine die.---Mlcaukee
Neps, Dec. 10
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Dayid Taylor, of Fond du Lac
Vim. H.. Seaman, of Sheboygan and John
T.. McMullen, of Chiffon, are in attend
ance at court in this city. Mr.. A. l.. Da-
vison, Of Chicago, is also in attendance, he
having been engaged as photographic re-
porter. S.
Mr.. j. r. Slauson, of Racine, was in
the city last week, making arrangements
for the construction of a large three -masted
schooner, to be completed by the first of
May. ST, will be built by Mr.. Peter Lar
son.
We had the pleasure of a call from,
Mr.. Fsd. vogel, of Two Greeks, one day
last xcek.
I'VE were glad to meet our friend ii.
w. Hamilton on the street again this
week, who, while at Chicago some tive
weeks since attending the unloading of a
cargo of brick he had sold, was foolish
enoagh to Get his head directly under a
falling brick. After the usual general in
uuuS as W NJ" haiU tHS tiiCA Was iudt
fell on his head, he told US that when he
went down with the next cargo he should
lcok up the Irishman who dropped that
brick
Col. peleg Glover, former resident
OF this city, is in town visiting his old
friends aud acquaintances. lie has been
living with Nhis son, James p. Glover, at
kenosha, for the last few years.
-. NJ Simon, of Ahnapee, also an Old
resident of this county, was in town yes
terday. Mr.. S. is a member Of the Relief
Committee at -ihnapcc.
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Four EvILs.-Whocver habitually uses
any alcoholic preparations as an "appe-
tier will be likely to suffer from four
evils, viz: an ovcrplus of food in the
stomach, impaired ability to digest it, the
panss Of dyspepsia, and a doctors bill
DR.. WALKERS CALIFoRNIa VINEGAR BIT
TIERS, the great Teetotal Restorative of the
age, without over stimulating the palate or
irritating the stomach, imparts a healthful
appetite, promotes digestion, regulates the
liver and bowels, purifes the blood, and
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fers four inestimable benefits. LOW
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Holiday GOO DIS.

We hare good news for the little ones
Louis Simon, opposite The PILoT Office,
has just received per Santa Claus, a large
assortment Of holiday goods, suitable for
Christmas presents for children as well a.
these of larger growth. Give him a call,
and if hi, stock and prices don't suit YOU
we'll, all we can say, you are hard to
please,
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Hair Work.

We would direct the attention of our
lady readers to the card Of Miss N. Thomt-
son, watch will be found on the third page
of this paper. All in want Of hair work
world do wei BY calling on Miss Thomp-
con, as we are assured she will give salts
faction
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EXPRESS.

Stages will leave the Windiate House, in
this city, every morning Sundays except
ed) at 7 ID o'clock for Sheboygan, carry
ing express and passengers. Returning,
will leave Sheboygan Immediately upon the
arrival Of the train from Fond du Lac.
Persons desiring to make the round trip
in one day can be accommodated.
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Mauitowoc, Dec. 2. 1871.
II. S. PIERPONT, County Clerk.
IN TE-MANITOwoC COUNTY

/ N Ihoba L E---NaNl L OAb W GU /
| Court-ln tAe matter of the estate of
John Rousch, deceased. On reading and
filing the petition of Erntstine Rousch. of
Roekland, in said county, representing
among other things, that she is the widow of
John Rousch, late of Rockland in said
county, on the 2Sth day of February, A. d.
1868, at said town of Rockland, died inte.-
tate, leaving goods chattels and estate with
in this State, and that the said petitioner is
the widow Of said deceased. and praying
that administration Of said estate be to
Christian T. krorger granted, it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge
of this Court, on Monday, the S,h day of
January, A. D. 1872, at 10 O'clock a m. at
my office in said county. Ordered further,
that notice thereof be given to the heirs of
said deceased, and to all persons interested,
by publishing a copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hear
ing. IN the Manitowoe Pilot, 4 weekly news
paper published ar Manit, voc, ia said coun-
ty. W W. WALDO, County Judge.
DATED Manitowoe, the It'll day of Deem
ber A. d. 1871 2Q3Y
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The weekly wisconsin.

in another column Of the Milwaukee
WeekIy Wisconsin. There is no better
weekly paper for the freside issued outside
of the county. 1t is published at the low
price of $3.50 per annum. Now is the
time to send on your subscriptions to
Cramer, Aikens g. Cramer, Milwaukee,
-sy;.
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DIVORCES.
UNITED STATES DIVORCE AGENCY,

UNITED STATES DIVORCE AGENCY
ESTABLISHED 1855.
Divorces legally obtained in every State
where the laws are liberal on the subject
and under the United States laws, for per
sons from any State or Country-legal eve
rywhere--desertion, cruelty, non-support
drunkenness, etc, sufficient cause--no pub
licity required-no fee until divorce OBJ
tanned. Call on, or address
GOULD & BURGER,
CoUNsELLoRs-AT-LAw,
Broadway, ID door below John ST.,
l5m6 New York City.
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Heal Estate Transfers.

FROM NOVEMBER % TO DECEMBER
Charles Courvoy to Charles f Courvoy,
Ct Of el Of nw} sec ID town II range
aa...... .:........... ............. S 500
Charles Courvoy to Patrick Courvoy,e4
ofet of set sec II town Il range %
WI vi e4 Of nwi sec ID town II
range -. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Dasid d odal to Frank kehaut, Sd
mel sec town 90 range 23............ ,O25
A Richter to F Guenther, g lot blk
PAT, Manitowo ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1920
Peter Stauge to John pingel, nwf of
nwt sec II town II range 2I....... 500
Shad & Miller to II Dcdering, Cd net
sec II town II range 2l................ 1,l60
Henry Gaers.t to Max Goers, lot 5 blk
Kiel.. -. :. 200
Andreas Mueller to Carl Henry
Schmidt, e! net & swi mel sec 30
toYn 81 range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Joseph Sehiessel to Martin Klein, swt
net sec town 10 range 23......... 500
Martin Klein to Franzis&a Schiessel,
swf net sec IS town 10 range.23.... 500
Caroline Petersdorf to Wilhelm Dill,
WI neof nw} sec Is town Is range
800
joseph Biegler to Otto II Olson, IS
nc in pei of nwt sec 10 town 10
range 70. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 325
L Porter to L Treat, lots / 3
blk SO Manitowoc. Observation-Disclosures. 900
Il Treat to G I Shove, lots 3 4 5 8
8 IL Is Is II 81 % blk go Manito-
1000
Geo Cole to Oisan 20 &C of 81
nwf see town Il range 2l........ 400
Caroline Buel and others to Joseph
kerling. lots ii II Is IA blk l
Huel's subd of Manitowoc.. ......... 800
joan E'Silsbey to W Packard 81 Of
lot all of & 4 & nj of s blk 800.
81 Of all of : x nj Of 8 blk
3ZI................. .................. 80
Hinekley to E Packard, lot
nj Of } blk $50 Manitowoc. 325
Stephen Felt to Math Wachal, Sd set
OF nw4 sec 10 town 30 range d.. 400
Chas Tucker to Jos ST henson, WI
nwf sec town II range y. 500
John Jones to Chas + + Morguordt,
lot 8 blk 357 Manitowoc 200
Joseph l. Edwards to Perry Smith,
lot 10 subd sci sec IS town 10 range
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Rob Watts to. En- Nicholson, lot Is
blk 4s MaDitowOc. .............. 100
John krober to Peter Werner, lots &
Z subd lot 4 sec 27 town l. range
-o..-....,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
Friedrich Sehwalbe, Sen, to Fr
Schwalbe mel mel sec s & W! of nwf
sec 9 town Is rahge 2l................ , 900
Anton Schad to Henry Schnell, 81 of
swt sec 80 town Is range 2l......... 1920
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Christmas chop at the Windintc
EOnSe.

Mine hos" Tom, of the Windiate
House, will give a social hop on next
Christmas evening, and from what we can
learn we are led to the conclusion that it
will be the party of the season, Tickets
viii soon be issued, and due notice given.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of Nanitow0c.

Port of Manitowoc.
ARRIVED.
Dec. 9,-Schr c. L. Johnson, in tow OF stmr.
st. Joe.
Prop. St. Joe, Escanaba sund.
l1.-Sehr Jessie Phillips. Chicago corn
Stmr Sheboygan, Chicago, sund
Prop Truesdeli, Chicago, sund.
l2.-Schr Transit, Chicago, corn and
sund.
Prop Messenger, Milwaukee.
Tug Bismarck. Milwaukee.
13-Sehr Hannah ETY., Chicago, sun1
l4-Scow Home, Milwaukee, sund
Stmr Sheboygan, Chicago. sund.
CLEARED.
Dec. PROP Truesdell, Chicago, sund
S.-Stmr Sheboygan, Chicago, suud.
9.--Prop St. Joe, Chicago, sund,
Prop City of Madison, Chicago
sund.
1o--Prop Messenger. Pere Marquette
Tug Bismarck, Pere Marquette.
11.-Prop Truesdell, Escanabs, sund.
Stmr Sheboygan, Chicago, sund.
12.-Prop St. Joe, Oscar aba, sund.
l3.--fchr Hannah Etty. Milwaukee
Schr Wave, Milwaukee, wheat.