ocr: to AND DEALER IN Saddlery Hardware on I HAVE Just received, in addition to my former stock, a fine lot of Silver Plated Mountinn a superior lot of Assorted Coach and Buggy Collars, as well as Whips, JStirrtmn lt;. nT of bings, &c. 1 shall continue to manufacture all articles appertaining to my line of business, auch as Carri Buggy, and Wagon Haruvss, (Jciil and Ladies Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, &c, oVc lowest prices possible. ' -wrwm mu jriease recollect HIDES, Tallow, and Beeswax taken iu exchange ut the highest market prices. ' Shop at the old staud. ONE DOOR Least of Wuid & Jones' Drug Store, Okolona, Eeb. 18, ISM. BERND. :o U COM.MI UCES1UKKT, MOUII.E, ALA. Affonts of -holby xde-a.XjEXxjs i3r 3rx-A.Tr. Enibnicing all Articles Field Sef.ds, viz: Orchard, Timothy, lied 1 op . . and . . Blue Grass. Millet, Lucerenc, Ac, if? V '.-i:. Mints Red and White Clover, Egyjitian & Trinco Edward Black Outs Seeds Rye Hur ley, Wheat uud . Buckwheat. Potatoes Planting and ether. Button Onions, CVt- ton Seed, of the choicest varieties. Gunny TS,"g- Guano Pure Peru vian and South Am- ericiin. Land Master. Bone Dust, hiid Super Pliospliiitt'. Linie-Philiiilelphiii 111 llogrlietids, ami agents of (he Shell Lime Company. Hydraulic Cement. Calcined Plaster. Plasterers' Hair. Marble Dust. O0rders for the nbuve ai-ticN'--purchasing at the lowest market p re.p: 19 North OKOLONA L1VEI AND T HE uiidersicned resnectliillv infonn tlmir friends nnd the public, ceneriillv. Hint ilmv have neatly fitted up their commodious stable and are now fully prepared to accomodate all ou the most reasonable terms. KATIJS OF CIIAR.OE ! Horse board per month $12 50 Horse board per week... 5 00 norse Doard per day.. Horse, single feed . 1 (10 40 5 00 4 30 3 00 Two horse hack and driver per day 1 wo norse buggy ann driver per day Horso and bueey. without driver. mr d.iv Saddle Horse per day 1 no ah persons liable for dninnges to horses or vc hides whilst in their possession. Ap 15, 08.31-y MrGEE & FOOSHEE W. O. DICIESOKT, Dentist, OKOLONA, Mississirri. July 15, 'M. 44. y Publish'-1 iii-niei.ial on ine ,iu n the Mobile HO, I 'hill ii ,i,IO.Iit, ul okouisa, ciut'hAn.ih; vu, .v;.s.. i- THE BEST Advertising ineuium for Chick sitw, ALonroe, lluwumha, and Pontotoc comi ties, has a large circulat.011 in North Missisidppi generally, and Is well known iu most parts of the Southern country. It is respectfully re commended to the attention of men of hushies DR." JOHW' F.E.F. Hcmffcpathic Phys.Jcffi, Office end rexideiice at J. M. I im el,-, ,. miles earl of Onolona. Dr. F. devotes 11 utieol ir attention to chn uic diseases if fi-mult-s, viz : Neu nilgin, Palpitiitii n 1 f fhe Henri. &v. Also, to eruptions or cutanet 'US "fliM'tiiUS lilid tliseih ik Of ( llilllieil. , l i April ftb, 1858. y .' THOMAS B. SHEARER, OKALOSA, MISS. ;r May 13, -"58. Fresh Garden Seed, OF EVEY VARIETY For tale low down", by "4 WARD & JCfT$ i "I Wm S3 a Cciuncr.-f to":-. x::r.Xj'.T. or OKOLOXA, MISS. . ' . ! " j TERMS CASH, & SLlIiSisAU,. ' i;no C( mnanv. nnd ccruxr. oats, -nn iiHiinlly kept in Feed Stores. Hides Wet Mi Dry. Salted Heavy ni Light, ,W Kip and Calf, Shea a : jf-3 nMl""' ...ra Gill U.l mm Deer Skioi BoyaWrS&p? riilIow..bythelf rei of Smaller quantity; Neatfoot Oil, Tanners, Taiut, and Machinery Oil, tj iJrmuiT inilfl Out T ..ull own Manufactorj. Russet BniR.nm eir supcrmr (Lit 'four own TmiuiDj si,a 1 Muuiifitctvre. . . .We will at a9 tunes p,iy the bijib. et market price lot uoniitry Pried HIDES, lii'eiwi 1, WtHll, Tallow, mid e r S k Ibi VAud will tin 1 iircluiso or tt. tr.ict for the delit cry of milTE OiK . Piie Staves, ll.irk lor Tanuinj, Ac, Ac, At assured of slain W-ly 'll!'( I sers mnv Tie Apiil jst, t'A 9 BA Mobile. Z'r:'.ci3 Gtre-ot, ;xs. t.ivt - EVANS & TUCKEH, ATTCP.ITUYQ AT LAW s V71IjL praetice in the Courts of Chickanf, v Pontotoc, Monroe, Lowndes, Oktibbflw, Ctioctuw.iyiirroll, YtilobtiKhaaudCalhonneotti- ties. OFFICE , S. E . corner Public of the Sqnsn T. a. T.VAX9. I W. r.TVCKKR. . March 25, 1859. 76-y '.-.i- F. M. KOGKKS. W. G. IIENDEItSOH. ROGERS & HENDERSON, "L",i',i; UIIU Vi'UllM-llOIH Ut XJlin, ... , .) "' IIOIIS Ii llvl.Tl Lit 1, OKOLOXA, MISSISSIPPI, ". ' - WILL practice in the Circuit Courts of Chiek (isiivv, Ciilboiui, Piuitotoc, Itawamba and 'fist- iiiingo ceiiiihtv; in the High Courts of Error Appeaih at jt;.-.:ii, and (,t the United StW District Court t l'.mtolon, for all the cowitid c -mprising the Nor! hem District of MiBsistipfi Feb. ' ; , 24. ly , .f ,. To Printers. PRINTERS in want of plain, white printiaf cards ui be accomodated on reasoiiW terms at this fliee. , , DRS. THOMPSON & WIIEELEIi PARTNERS ; 4 In tio P 'iipn oi iwcaiClDOf. OKOLOXA, MISS. " ' ' i8y ' .1 'o !:t, P Dissolution. rMKK inrfner hip heretofore existing betwe I ). V. Ilivm and L. Thomas, is fhi J di-s. Ived by iiiiitu-il consent The busniess wf be ckiM-d y l.y 1. 'J bi nnis. L THOMAS. O. VV. BEAN- Oej. I -th, WEST POINR HOT WEST POIf T, M'JSS- ,. ,-f T. N. CAEIPBELL Proprietor. No.y.r, law. - . - JI..6131 FOR SALE. ONE thousand old newspapera tb I ef wnrpiBj paper. CaD at tu'i tt-


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ocr: ".; " - " . AND. DE ALE R 1 N :; jJ ; -: "r Saddlery : ' Murdwar - M ' OKOLONA, MISS. . . SHALL "court timie to keep on hand a general assortment of such articles as are usually tobefaai ' Houses ; consisting of Bits, Stirrups, Spur, Webbings, Netting, Whip. Coiu li, Buckles, Saddler's Silk, Shoe Thread, &c. . , . , .". in Saddlery Doth Also A good assortment of Saddle for Men Martinguls, &c, to which the nttteutiun of buyer is sespecUuliy mvitcd. , . An experience of seven years at the business has served to convince nie that indefinite pHnu, uncongenial to a safe business, as a hot bead and cold feet are, to good health. TbeiefoK, 1 continues to bo sk ' ' ' r ' 'f ' Or its equivalent f to that I will be enabled to sell at 20 pereeut uuder the usual credit bHbtt I will continue to take HIDES, TALLOW and BEESWAX, iu exchange for work. CiTShop at the old stand, on MAIN STREET. Okolona, Eeb. 18, 1859. -.... - - - " , NO. 42 COMMERCE Agents of Shelby X33-AJCji3i:iXS IPsT HAT, i.... a iiuurucuig au Ariieies Seeds, viz: TimotLy, Red Top .".and.. Blue Grass. Millet, Lucercne, Ac, and WSite Clover, ' & Prince Black Oats Seeds Rye Bar ley, Wheiit and Buckwheat. , Planting aud other. Onions, Cot- S.eed, of tho varieties. Gunny Bug. Pure Peru and South Alii- enciin. ' 1 Land l'lat tev. Duet, ar,d Super Phusplinte. 1'biladelpbia Hog,he.nls, mid of the SLelby Lime Company. Cement. Calcined Tlaster. Plasterer' Hair. , Marble Dust. D"Orders for the above article respeut fully at the lowest marKet prices. 19 North Commorco, corn ffeaiiiii in n I Mia-i m ..... tWW and Boys. Currriuge, Buggy and Wagon n,-. STREET, MOBILE, ALA. Lime Company, and . COXTJST, OATSr riXtAlf ...,....n.. i '.a :.. v I c. ....... . . w usuuujr at-jii- in j ecu oioics. Hides-Wet iii i Dry Salted-Betryu Light, KipandCslt.fike! Deer Skim Tallow..byUbr. rel of Smaller qnantity. 4 NeatfootOtl, ; Tnueri, pii, and - MachineOil, thebarreL Leather from ir own Manuftetor, Russet Brogtu, i very suDerior stx of our ownTusiii Manufacture. '.- ,Ve trill t times my the bigb est market price Country Pried HIDES, Beeswax, Wool, Tal lew, and Deer 8 kin. ,And win Purchase or est tract for the delit ery of IHUTE 0AI Pipe Staves, Bark tor ' tc, 4v solicited and purchasers may be assured at April 1st, O'J My r St Princi Street, Mobile, b'-.". w lr-aia Hb er n . ' ' '

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ocr: CRONIN, HURXTHAL & SEARS, ' SUCCESSORS TO GRANT & BARTON, IMPORTERS AND JOBBEkS OF . DRY GOODS, Not. IIS JL 120 DUA N C-STKEET. SECOND BLOCK AB'OVE CHAMBERS STREET, NEW.YOItK. Sept. 2, '58. 99-ly I


ocr: J. M. WI1.U1MS. c. II. WU.UAMS. REVENUE ONLY. J. M. WILLIAMS & CO., (Suectsssrs to H. L. Hill le Co.) , ' ABE now recelvlnc nd epnlD(r a splendid variety of . -TAKCY AKV STAPLE 1RY GOODS, eonststloK of every character of Goods that contrib ute to the comfort of man. or that the uplendld taste of our Female Community could desira Then call and ex amine for yourselves ; and to the Ladies Lspectally, we would suggest that If you desira the I cry Latest patterns of Goods, and the roost rancy Yariettct, call on us. Should you want a Berrge Dress, a Silk Pattern, one of fine orgnndie, a tasty Bonnet, that longs to reflect the beauty of of some fair brow, or a Ladle's Friend (and who does net want one), just call at our former Store, on Boutb side of Main Street Terms liberal as niual J. H. WILLIAMS CO. -Apr 91, 'SO 3.. tf J, P. WILLIAMS, A TTORNE Y COUNSELLOR AT LAW, OKOLONA, MISS., , WITL nractice in the Counties of Chickasaw Monroe, Lowndes, Pontotoc, Tisbemingo and Noxubee. WILL practice in the nigh Court of Errors and Appeals at Jackson, and the Federal Court at rontotoe. TlTEspecial attention given to the collection i. . oi an dialing. July 7, '59 43.. ly SAML. S. WIBB, VM, T. MOORE. C A. LaTHROP.


ocr: A. B. FONTAINE. W. C """"fontaine & sanders! STAR PHOTOGRAPHIC ATiD AMBROTYPK OVER BLOCHS MUSIC STORE. No. 55 " ' MOBILE, ALA. w Where tbey will be pleased to see menus ami the Public generally. EB. MULLEN is in the Concern. . Jan. 13, 'W. 18. .ly


ocr: SAML. S. WIBB, VM, T. MOORE. C A. WEBB, MOORE & CO. OROOBRS, , And Dealers in Western Produce, ' Mot. 63 and 65 North Commerce Street,, MOBILE, ALA. SAMUEL H. RICHARDSON Having renewed bis engagement with the House, solicits tne patronage ot bis mends. June 23, '59. 41. .ly


ocr: . 'NEW GOODS'- w tor Williams & Darden VVOULD respectfully inform their customers v v and the citizensof Okolona and surround ing vicinity generally, that they are daily receiv. ing and opening their stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, elected in the city of New York, "the emporium of fashion," without regard to expense; it beins our desire to bring on goods that would sell and be worth the money paid for them. Conse quently, without boasting, we feel we can say our stock consists of as fine a variety of t LADIES DRESS GOODS, as were ever brought to OKOLONA. Latest style of Dress Goods, Double skirt, Bareges, Bayadere robes aqnille ; from the finest qualities of Silks, Muslins and Bareges, to the cheapest qnalities of Calico. Hoop Skirts : . ' A French Extension, V f. ... Balmoral," . Union, Crinoline, &c., &c. Also, a large lot of the latest style of Ladies Flats. READY MADE CLOTHING t The largest and best, and most fashionable stock extant Consisting of every variety of Spring and Summer Clothing tor men and boys' wear. Linens and Cottonadea of every description, price and quality. HATSt A splendid assortment of the latest styles, selec ted with great care. BOOTS AND SHOES! A magnificent lot; consisting in part, of Gent's fine pump soled boots, ;:, " Low quartered fashionable shoes " Slippers, ' Ladies aud Misses heeled gaitars, , .. . .. Kid " " - Heeled slippers. " " " Walking Shoes, &e Also, a splendid lot of staple shoes; consisting of the best article of oak tan Russets, Boots, &C, &.C., &c. " STAPLE DRY GOODS! A large and well selected supply, which will be aold at low prices. GROCERIES! Ever) thing in (he grocery line, from a bunch of cigars up to a hogshead of sugar; from a bottle of champagne up to a pipe of Madeira. Sugar, Coffee, Liquors of all kinds and qualities, Molas ses, Tobacco, Cigars, &c, &c. WILLIAMS & DARDEN. Mar. 17, 1858. , !rr;.tf. Fresh Supplies. VALENCIA and Thread Laces of the finest qnalities. Ladiea and Misses 30 ring Hooped Skirts. Ribbons of all styles and qualities, and numerous other articles, suitable to the season. Yankee Notions, ct., Ae. WILLIAMS & DARDEN.


ocr: CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. SINCLAIR AROBERTSbN, RETUBN grateful thanka for the liberal pat ronage they havo received during the year, and respectfully call tho attention of publio topie choice Section of Vehicles, of all linda, which they have on band, and offering at very low pricea. Their shop having been fitted up with convenience, and auperior workmen having employed, they are fully prepared to put up, the beat material, superior - HOMEWORK, which ia warranted to be of good and of the greatest durability. , Being aware that men'g fortunes are to their labors, they do not content with building merely tolerable vehicles; but to pnt np the wr btst jobs for those who them with their patronage. How far they suc ceed they leave to the verdict of those who tested the durability of their work. of all kinds done with neatness, dispatch, and W. K. SINCLAIR, J. L. ROBERTSON. Okolona, June 9th, 1859. 30..tf LYLE3, BASER & CO.,


ocr: W'THE CARS w, n tjj0 J,ouge of f AM now receiving -mrmXsXlm jl gtoek or snriiiKnu. ,.ji:j goods, both for Ladies' aud Genflf. t hey consist of all kindt of Dry QwR GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, and Furnishing goods. "' : LADIES' GOODS of all kinds. Calicos,'. ' - ' ' ' ' Muslins, ; . . , " Ginghams, '- ' ' - , : . ftiiiks, . Boott and Sbeet,'- Hats and Caps, x-f t Queensware, , ' Hardware, Saddlery, dte. A1bo--A lot of LAW BOOKS for sale ; Together with all other articles, usually in the Dry Goods line, which I will tell to paying custodiers on time, very low. You traded with me for years, and 1 have been satis fied with your patronage in the past, and I you will call and tee me, aa I think it to your in terest to examine my new stock. I am at the old stand of R. A. Murdoch & Call and tee me. W. M. STEELE. Mar 2459. 23..1y P. S. I have sold my entire interest to W. Steele, and cheerfully recommend bim to.aU buyers.. Those who owe our old firm are ted to come forward and pay, or tbey will be in vited to Houston on 25th April.


ocr: maMAN & SADLER. Having purchased the MAMMOTH L VE tY STABLE. formerly kept by N. V. KYLE, and furnished with the best of Horses, vehicles. c.. Would respectfully solicit a share of public pat ronaee. And if there be any virtue in strict at tention to business, good and extensive accom modations and liberal terms, they know they not lac for patronage. Only give them a . June 30, fb9 - 4J..12m


ocr: LYLE3, BASER & CO., Commission rrtiiant . MOBILE, ALA.


ocr: . For Sale, . 40 THOUSAND ACRES OF to me at Aberdeen, Miss. J.H.CLOPTON. April, 1859. 29.. tf


ocr: ABERDEEN ADVERTISEMENTS. 165,000 WORTH OF fcOOD AND DESIRABLE GOODS (at cost a.d twenty-five per cf.nt.) SUM ME Y STRONO & KINO (of Aberdeen, Miss.,) are tunv.ofl'ering their entire stock of STAPLE AXD FAXCY.DRY GOODS, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots aud Shoes, Hardware, Glass and Quewisware, Saddlerj, Ac, Ac, at cost and twenty-five per cent to punctual dealers, payable the firnt of January, leOD. A deduction of five per cent will bo made for the cash, from the above prices. We will sell our entire stock of Fancy Dress Silks, Merinoes, Delaines, Cashmeres and Shawls, vt cost aud ten per cent. A deduction of ten per cent per annum will bo made ou all accounts paid us before maturity . SUMMEY STRONG A. KINO. Nov. 11, '5. 9..tf. .


ocr: J. H. Snow, Dealer m &XX3-US1' MUSIC, PIANO FORTES, Hand Organs and Piano's with Cranks, MELODEOXS, GERMAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS, All Kinds of OTOIOAL a:CT?.UK3:7TO. OLD PIANOS Taken in Exchange for New Ones; PIANOS FOR RENT. Also Tuning and repairing doue in the roost Thorough manner, at short notice. ALL INSTRUMENTS FULLY WARRANTED. A liberal Discount piven to SEMINARIES AND COCNTRY DEALERS. Agent for x . A. W. LADD & CO S CELEBRATED GHAXD ACTION PIAXO FORTES, Musical Exchange 25 Dauphin Street, Mobile, Ala. Mayfi, 'M. 34. ly BEN. IVY. Vr. W. WIEARKK. J. B. SHKAREK. Ivy, Shearer & Co., Ui(jolf5alf & llftflil WW, ftos. 25 and 27, Commerce and Front Streets, ' ' (at TBomas Adariis t Co' old Stand) AXOBIZjII, A-rfj ; May6,5; ;!4.y D. I. CAMPRfcLL. dfco. K. BENNETT. CAMPBELL & BENNETT, General Commission Merchants. , ton uu or , Lire Stock and all Kinds of Country Produce, MOBILE, ALA. . We will charge 21 per cent, on Grain and Ba con and 5 per cent on all other Produce, and re spectfully solicit a portion of patronage from the public, pledging ourselves to do the best we can


ocr: J. H. Snow, Dealer in sheet ivrosio, PIANO FORTES, Hand Organs nnd Piano's with Cranks, MELODEONS, GERMAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS, All Kinds of H OLD PIANOS Taken in Exchange for New Ones; PIANOS FOR RENT. Al.SO Tuning and repairing done in the Thorough manner, at short notice. ALL INSTRUMENTS FULLY WARRANTED. A Liberal Discount given to SEMINARIES JlND COUNTRY DEALEKSi Agent for A. W. LADD & CO S CELEBRATED GRAND ACTION PIANO Musical Exchange 25 Dauphin Street, Mobile, Ala. May ti, '08. 34. ly CITRONELLE HOTEL. J. L. CHILDRESS, Proprietor. Situated 33 miles from, and 365 IlinnER THAN THE CITY OF MOBILE, ON THE MOBILE le OHIO RAILROAD. Sept. 2, '53. .51.. y mm i ... .. i ABERDEEN


ocr: 105,000 WORTH OF GOOD AND DESIRABLE GOODS i (AT COST AND TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.) SUM1IEY STRONG & KING (of Aberdeen, Miss.,) are now offering their entire stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Class and Queen.ware, Saddlery, &c, &C, at cost aud twenty-five per cent to punctual dealers, payable the first of January, 1869. A deduction of five per cent will be made for the cash, from the above prices. We will sell cmr entire stock of Fancy Dress Silks, Merinoes, Delaines, Cashmeres and Shawls, t cost aud ten per cent. A deduction of ten per cent per annum will be made on all accounts paid us before maturity. SUMMEY STRONG & KING. Nov. 11, '58. 9..tf. STORAGE! STORAGE For 1858 and 1859. 1"UIE undersigned have formed a partnersbit . uuder the style of


ocr: f40 'THOUSAND ACRES1 i s . .-, - Or Apply to me at Aberdeen, Mis. 1 ' J. H. CLOPTON. April 1,158. - ' i 89,.tf - - "


ocr: . . NEW TILL AND WINTEK STOCK. I AVAIL myself of the privilege afforded m by the widely spread circulation of the Prai rie News, of calling the attention of the citixens of OKOLONA and the surrounding country, W the most elegant Stock of Fall and Winter Clothing ever before brought to this market. My clothing is generally fine, and cut and mad equal to the best custom work ; and in order to secure a large trade I will sell it low. To those who prefer having their clothes made to order (and I advise all to do so who want good fitting clothes,) I will say that my stock of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestixos, were never before so fine or extensive, and I am fully prepared to have them cut and made np in a manner not equaled in thi section of Country. Therefore I solicit all who want good goods, and good tvork. instead of the miserable slop-shop work which is generally found throughout the country, to call at tho ... - ; ... . . , r emporium of p. JTamiso'ii ' and get clothes ready made, or Lave them made to order. I also keep a fiue assortment of Shirt, Hats, Drawers, Undershirts, Glove, Suspender, Cravat, Handkerchief, Hosiery, Walking Cane, Portmonies, &e., &e. ; all of which will be soffl a low a the lowest, of the same quality. Come and see. - D. JAMISONv Aberdeen, Sept. 23rd, '58. a-tf.


ocr: CHICKASAW MILLS. 3A MILES NORTH OP OKOLONA. THE Coin department of this establinhn1 is now in complete operation. FriaW Saturday in each week will be our regulwJ'J' for grinding, or any other day when a hk T fifty bushel have accumulated. W for grinding. Meal kept on deposit at William & Darden', for sahv A.G.Swftp (alone), it authorised to make sale aad Pttrc' e pertaining to the company. " ' -C G.SCOGGINtCr April 14, r59. ll . 31..tf" -


ocr: A UEHDEEN A DVEIITI SEM EN TS. 165,000 WORTH OF GOOD AND DESIRABLE GOODS (AT COST AND TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.) SUMMEY STRONG & KING (of Aberdeen, Miss-,) are in iw offering their entire stock of STAPLE AND VIA CP DRY GOODS, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Bol ts di d Shoes, Hardw are, Glass and Qm eiisw are, Saddlery, A.C., Ac, at ci st and twenty-five per cent to pauctuul dealers, payable the fust of Jaiiuaiv, ltlll. A deduction of five per ciut will be made for the cash, from the above prices. We will sell our entiiv stock uf Fancy Dress Silks, Merinocs, Delaines, Cashmeres and Shawls, tit cost and ten per cent A deduction of ten per ceut per annum w ill be made on all accounts paid us oetore maturity. SUMMEY STRONG & KING. No?. 11, '&a !)..tf.


ocr: J. M. WILLIAMS. C. II. WH.I.IAMS. foil REVENUE ONLY. J. M. WILLIAMS Sc CO., (Snectsssrs to II. L. IIM He Co.) ARE now receiving nl eponliig a splendid variety of FAHC ASO Hl'Al'LE UtiY UUUUS, consisting of every character of tiooitu tlist contrib ute to the comfort of man. or that the splendid tasta of our t'nmalo Community could itoxire Thou call and vx mlo for yourselves ; auil to the Ladies Especially, Tit would suggest that If you desire the Very Latest pattern! of Goods, and the most Fancy Varieties, call on ns. Shonld you want a Bcrejro Dress, a fiilk fatter, one of tine oiftsiult, a tasy Hoimet, Hint lonfts to reMwl the beauty ot' uf some fair brow, or a LaUie Friend (and who diMU not want one), Jiut call at our former Mtoro, on Simtli nUle of ilaiu Street. Terina liberal aa uaual i. M. WILUAUS St. CO. Apr 81, '59 32.. tf FACTOK AND tonimission illrrrljant, S. & COUMEtt DAUl'HIS AJiD COMMERCE STS. MOBILE. De.2, '58. l'J..tf.


ocr: tHotograp!, &rabrotrjf (Dollrrrj, T- t AO ivn Flft T A TTPtllTSI Stupet. MOBILE ALA. rn..,,T.I,. mn.le life size from Damierreotrpes AniDrotvpes ennii iw "r" " " surpass both in beauty and durability the most exquisite Portrait Minting. Call and see specimens. 34 . t "


ocr: cnocivKiiy, GLASS AND CHINA WAKE, V'a arc rcce i v i n g by daily r riva Is d 1 irct from the M aim factnreri, all the la test sty les of gm ds in our line, which we offer ou terms that cannot fail to' please. in to . E A. B. roNTAINK. W. C. SANDERS. FONTAINE ic SANDERS. STAIt VUOTOGRArUIC ASD AMMIOTYI'B &AI.&SBY, OVER BLOCI1S MUSK; STORE. No. 55 Dauphin Street, MOW LE, ALA. Where they will le pleased to see llieir friends and the I'tilil'ie generally. ED. MULLEN is in the Concern. Jan. VJ. lfj..ly J. M GIBSON; (Hl'CUEHSOIt TO E. H. HACHEl.Oll.) Whi.lewile and Retuil Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, COMBM, HAin imt'SHEH, TOOTH UUfSHES, FANCY ARTICLES, PERFUMERY, SOAPS, &C, MOBILE, ALA. r?""Landretu's Warranted Garden Seed,"J A?ent for P. & J. Devellu, Florists. Jan. 13, 59. lS..tf. 8AM. L H. Wi:ui. WM. T. MOOltE. WEBB & lIOORE, (Successor to HmnphrU'x, Webb Sl Co., WHOLESALE GROCERS, ANU DKAI KM IM WESTERN PRODUCE, HAITI. BLOCK, COISMK.IICK STHEKT, Motilo, Ala. fSSAM.'l. H. UIUIIAKDSOX, will oonlinne In tt: almvK lloiiK, ami soililtn tlio p vlronniro of friuil. All onlcre to Mm will liavtf lii nrnal atti iiliuu. K(.pt. !. Je.jr". ly i H4, vfA Cii Jaul3, '59, 13..1y


ocr: Mrs. lizzie McAllister WILL hereafter conduct her Fitliiiiblo Millinery Business in the J. D. Tati m House, two doors east of the Sunny South Office. She will pay her animal visit w New York and Philadelphia iu a few days, w here she will purchase a Large and Elegant Stock fur the coming season. Her customer ran find her at the New Rooms. Aberdeen. Feb. 10, '59. . 39.. tf .


ocr: J. II. Snow, If ' . Dealerm sheet avrxjjsio, 1'IANO FORTES, Hand Organs and Piano's with Cranks, MELODEOXS, OEKNAN AND ITALIAN STRINGS, All Kinds of MT7CI3AL HTCTP.T7MS1WB. OI.U PIANOS Taken in Exchange for New Onest PIANOS FUUBENT. Also Tuning and repairing done in the moat Thorough manner, at short notice. ALL INSTRUMENTS FULLY WARRANTED. A Lilieral Discount given to SEMINARIES AN I) COUNTRY DEALERS. Agent for A. V. LADD & CO S CELEBRATED GRAND ACTION PIANO FORTES, Musical Exchange 25 Dauphin Street, Mobile, Ala. Mnyfi. '68. 34. ly BEN. IVY. W. V. SHEARER. J. Ii. SHEARER. Ivy, Shearer & Co., UHjdrsolf ilrtail Croats, Nos. 25 and 27, , Commerce and Front Streets, . (at Thomas Adams a Co's old Stand) 3UE033XXJ32, AT i V. May 0, 'i,ei. ii.y D. I. CAMrMCLL. OEO. K. BKNNKTT. CAMPBELL & BENNETT, J- (r mr


ocr: Mil SAD ox )ILE & AND DEALER IN Saddlery Murdwarey OKOLOXA. MISS. I HAVE Just received, in addition to my former stock, a fine lot of SilverTlated Motintin a superior lot of Assorted Couth and Buggy Collars, as well as Whips, Stiirups Bit hi hits. Ac. Pi U'H, 1 shall continue to manufacture nil articles appertaining to my line of business, such ti fj Buggy, and Wagon Harness, Gouts and Ladies Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, &c. lowest nriees iinssihlo. ' M FIec recollect TERMS HIDKS, Tallow, and Beeswax tnken iu exchange at the highest market prices. Shop at Hie old stand. 0N' DOOR Eeast i f Ward & Jones' Drug Storo, O. BERND Okolonn. Eeb. H, ISM. T M 4.' CnM.M I IIC'L S'l KF.l.T, Ml '111 I. E, ALA. A rrcnts of hcllv ine Ccinpany, nnd r.Miliiacuig all Articles usually kept in l ecd Stores. Field Si:rns, viz: Orchard, Tunotl.y, Red Ti p ..and.. Blue Grass. Millet, Luccrene, Ac., Red and White CI. ver, Egyptian & Prince Edward Black Oats Seeds Rye Bar ley, Wheat m.d RiicUlivt. es- I'Lntii g and i ther. Onions.Ci f- Seed, if the i hoicot varieties. Gum y 1!: g. ;.li.l S. nil, Am- eric.ii. Laud H ;,l, ;-. Jlust, Mil. Sl.pci ri... .ie. l l.il .l.-lj Hi g he.ul, in it of the SLelly Lime Couijianv. t'eii;ei;l, Calcined 1 Lister. Plasteters' II. ii. Mai hie Dust. U"0.-ilers for thi ib v. irricle- re-pee h.uii g at the I- w e.-t inaiket pi ices. ul y Hides Vt Dry. Salted Heavy Ktpnnd flan Deer Skins rei n quaiititr. Neat fisit Tanners, l'ut anil Machinery Oil, the barrel. Leather fr..m own Russet very sii)cri.T of our uwn anu Manufactvre. ,We win it tunes pay tkr est toiniTiy IIIHKS, Beeswax, Wis,I, Tallow, and Deer And will Purchase or tract for the ery of nillTE Pipe Sbivei, Bark lor , Ac, Ac, It. s lu iicd and purchasers nmy be Assured ot April 1st, Wry id Worth Coramorcc. cirao-r St.. Francis Stroot, Mobile. 1 EVANS & OKoLONA LIVELY AXI ' I 'lir. undersigned re.-iectlully inform their iriemis anil the public generally, that they ueatly fitted up tlieircomnioilious stable nml now fully prepared to accomi dute all on the reasonable terms'. KATKH' OF tTIAllCE i board per month board per week iioard per day single feed horse h ick and driver per day horse buggy and driver per diiy aud buggy, without driver, per day Horse tier dav $13 f,C , & tit 1 Mi 40 5 W 4 '.W a oo 1 CO lie All persons liable for d linages to horses or ve- wiiilsi in llieir possession. Ap lo, 'o.dl-y McGFE & FOOSHEE. W. O. DICIISOKT, Dentist, OKOLONA, MISSISSIPPI. July 15, '.rS. 44.y THE r It aiicii: HEWS, irpinediati.ly ou the Hue of the Mobile and 1 liio Kailroad, at lKnr-oyA CHICKASAW, CO.. A11SS, THL BL.SI' Advertising medium for Chick Monroe, llawainl.u, and Pontotoc coun has a lurgn circulation in North Mississippi aii.i is well Known iu most parts of ou..iiieru couiiiry. it is respeclfully re lo the attention of men of business DR. JOHN FEE. Hcmccpathic Ptysicien. OfheeHtid resilience at J. M. Ilai ghti n K, thrae east of Okolonn. Dr. F. devotes particular to chr. mc diseases i f Ii males, vi : Neu Palpitath u i f the Hei rt. Ac, A1h to i. lis or cutaneous t fle, ti, u, mM.mes children. . . April rth, lf,r8. v THOMAS B May ll.-'Sfl. SHEARLR, OK41.0XA, MISS. d.l-lv Fresh Garden Seed, OF EVEY VARIETY sale low down, by WARD &, JONES. XAILL pmctlce in the Courts of Pontotoc, Monroe, Lowndes, Clioctaw,Curroll,Yalobusbaand ties. OFFICF.S. t. . r.VAts. t W. r.TI.'CKKR. March -iS. M.M E. corner Public of 76-y O. Aiiorurys and tounsellori at Law, -JXD- SOLICITOICS ll?vIIANCETf, okolqxa. Mismssirpi. " ' WILL practice in the Circihit Courts of asaw, Calhoun, Pontotoc, Ititwamba and T mingocounlies! in the HiuhlCnurtsof Appeals ot Jackson, aud at the United SK District Court at Pontotoc, (Tor all tbe com1 comprising the Northern District of Missim1 f eb.ari. '5S 24V v To Printei Printers in want of pi cards can be accoinodat terms at this office. IS. . , in, WDiw pn: on reuc" DRS. THOMPSON & partnee: In tho Practice off Mcdicii Jan 13, 1858. OKOLONA, !8-y Dissolutusn. f I HE partnership beretofifre existin o. W. liean aud L. bomas, i J dissolved by mutual coliK'lit. The mfs L THOMAS 0. w. 7-2m. be closed up by L. Thouiail Oc. Irith, '58. NVEST POIT HO WEST POt If T, MISS. T. N. CAMPI&LL, Prop: TOR HOTfl, LL, Propriei ALE. J it.. VflM OKE thousand old wwspspers-? ot wrapping papelr. Call at tt 0


ocr: Mil SAD ox RUB )ILE & HARNESS AND DEALER IN Saddlery Murdwarey OKOLOXA. MISS. I HAVE Just received, in addition to my former stock, a fine lot of SilverTlated Motintin a superior lot of Assorted Couth and Buggy Collars, as well as Whips, Stiirups Bit i, hi hits. Ac. Pi U'H, Wa, 1 shall continue to manufacture nil articles appertaining to my line of business, such ti fj Buggy, and Wagon Harness, Gouts and Ladies Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, &c. lowest nriees iinssihlo. ' M tks FIec recollect TERMS CASH, HIDKS, Tallow, and Beeswax tnken iu exchange at the highest market prices. Shop at Hie old stand. 0N' DOOR Eeast i f Ward & Jones' Drug Storo, O. BERND Okolonn. Eeb. H, ISM. T


ocr: H. L. REYNOLDS k CO,, Importers, Manufacturers and'Dealers in EABBWABB. Tin and Wooden Wrare, Metals, &c, Iron and Jaus, noes and 1 races, Cooking Stoves, Castings and Grates, Cutlery, Guns, Tin Plate, die, Corn Snellen, Tlows, Straw Cutters, Blacksmiths' Tools, Tinners' Tools, Carpenters' Tools, Circular Saws, &c. AND HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES OF EVERY DKSCRII'TIOX, ICO. 4 WATER ST.. MOBILE, ALA. IVJack Richardst n is iu the above house and will be buppy to serve his friends. Sep. 16, Hri. 1..9m


ocr: Okolonn. Eeb. H, ISM. T M 4.' CnM.M I IIC'L S'l KF.l.T, Ml '111 I. E, ALA. A rrcnts of hcllv ine Ccinpany, nnd r.Miliiacuig all Articles usually kept in l ecd Stores. Field Si:rns, viz: Orchard, Tunotl.y, Red Ti p ..and.. Blue Grass. Millet, Luccrene, Ac., Red and White CI. ver, Egyptian & Prince Edward Black Oats Seeds Rye Bar ley, Wheat m.d RiicUlivt. es- I'Lntii g and i ther. Onions.Ci f- Seed, if the i hoicot varieties. Gum y 1!: g. ;.li.l S. nil, Am- eric.ii. Laud H ;,l, ;-. Jlust, Mil. Sl.pci ri... .ie. l l.il .l.-lj Hi g he.ul, in it of the SLelly Lime Couijianv. t'eii;ei;l, Calcined 1 Lister. Plasteters' II. ii. Mai hie Dust. U"0.-ilers for thi ib v. irricle- re-pee h.uii g at the I- w e.-t inaiket pi ices. ul y Hides Vt ill Dry. Salted Heavy ui Ktpnnd CaM,8tj flan Deer Skins Tullow..bytWlil,. rei n Smaller quaiititr. Neat fisit Oil, Tanners, l'ut anil Machinery Oil, b the barrel. Leather fr..m t own ManiiKicton Russet HreptiM,! very sii)cri.T tU of our uwn Tamil) anu Manufactvre. ,We win it ii tunes pay tkr kigi est mmketprirrfa toiniTiy Dried IIIHKS, Beeswax, Wis,I, Tallow, and Deer Skin And will ib Purchase or c tract for the debt ery of nillTE Oil Pipe Sbivei, Bark lor Taimii) , Ac, Ac, It. s lu iicd and purchasers nmy be Assured ot shnjt April 1st, Wry id Worth Coramorcc. cirao-r St.. Francis Stroot, Mobile.


ocr: OP AND DEALER IN r Saddlery Hardware OKOLONA, MISS. o- IIA VE just received, in addition to mv fi a superior lot of Assorted Coach and Bueuv Collars, as &c. I shall continue to manufacture nil arti and Wagon Harness, C, prices possible. rmer stock, a fine lot of Silver Plt., , U..II u i-i,:... ""'uiitiii, " "u,l, oiirrup,. K.rj nil articles iiiierfaining to my line of business .,i, . JcnU and Ladies Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, reoIleet 1 TERMS au j,, rS,MiA i,im-!i in e.M-n inge at lie ingtiost market price K H uic oiuiiu. u;ir, iuon j'.e.isi 1 1 n urn it Jones Drug Store, OkoJena, Feb. 14, lAW. Q. f.O. 4J C...J.J


ocr: H. L. REYNOLDS & CO., Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers in Tin and Wooden Ware. Metaln. A- r,n ..5 Nails, Hoes and Traces, Cooking Stoves. Castings and Grates, Cutlery, Guns, Tin Plate, &.c., Corn Shellers, Plows, - Straw Cutters, Blacksmiths' Tools. Tinners' TooU. Carpenters' Took, Circular Saws, Sus. AND HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NO. 24 WATER ST.. MOBILE. ALA. rF7ack Richardson is in the above house and mm uo unjijpjr w serve ins inends. Sep. 16, '58. l..9m


ocr: DR. L C. GLOVER & BRO'S Groatly Celebrated LIVR MEDICINE. Purely Vegetable and Entirely Innocent, . For the speedy'and permanent cure of litsp. co::-LJL:::ro. Dispepsia, Acidity of tho Stomach, Sick or Nervous Headache, Mlious Colic, Habitual Costiveness, AND nYPOCnONDRIA. DR. L. C. GLOVER & BRO'S BAYBERRY STBFP, FOR THE CURE OP CHOLERA, DIARRHEA, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, DYSENTERY, AND FLUX. - Grenada, Miss., Sept. 10, 1857. Dr. L C. Glover & Bro. Sirs: It is our pleasure to report to you that your mediciues are taking well with tho people and we want another supply immediately. As ihey are now introduced, we think we can sell a large quantity of them. We have not heard of any dissatisfaction in any case where they have been used, and we know of some, very extraordinary cure effected by them, after other medicines h:id been used. Very Re spectfully, A.G. Boon & Co., Druggists.


ocr: For Sale, 40 THOUSAND ACRES ... ...... OF .-'. -. '..' Apply to me at Aberdeen, Mus. , tf. a. uiAiriva. April 1,1859 9..tfy ,


ocr: BOOKJHmE! JJADLER, Bookseller and Staticncr. AND DEALER IN . Music and Musical Isstrszcsts, FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY, Telle! Articles, aVs. Commerce St., Accrcesa, - (Opposite the Empire Store) 19, '59 , "


ocr: tSKDIM. WANDERS. 1 . STAR PWlV, sCAtTD AMBHOTYFI OVER BLOCHS MUSIO STOKE. No. 55 Davphin Street, i ' MOBILE, ALA. - ' Where they will be pleased to see their mends and the Fublio generally. , ' ED. MULLEN is in the Concern, Jan. 13, '69. , I8..I7 w.c.


ocr: I. M. WILLIAMS. C. U. WIIXI4MS. 4 ATAMI,I" FOR - REVENUE ONLY. . I J. M. WILLIAMS & CO., , " ' (Successes to II. L. Hill flr Co.) ARE now fMelTta and epenhtir a mlondld variety of FANCY Al STAPLE IWr GOODS, eoulirtinR of Tenr character of Good, that eonUIb nte to the comfort of nin. or that the iplendid Ute of our Female Commouity could deaire Then csil aod ex amine for younelve. 1 and to the . . JUadies specialty. we would saggeat that If yoadealMth . ; - Very Latest 1 patterns of Ooode, and ths moet - mFancy Varieties, call on ns. Should yon want a Bera Drau, a Silk Pattern, one of line organdie, a Uty Bonaet, atloosi to reflect the beauty of of ome fair brow, or a Ladle a Friend (and who doe not want one), Jnit sail at put former Store, on Booth tide of Mala Street Terma uberai as usual .M.WILUAlfgCa AprSl,'M ,


ocr: AMU S. WEBB, WS. T. MOORE. C. A. LATBROP. WEBB, MOORE & CO. , : raOLBOALB . Gr it. O O 3D H. S t And Dealers in Western Produce, Hoa. M and 65 North Commerce Street, MOBILE, ALA. ci xnrPT. IT RICHARDSON Having renewed his engagement with the above House, solicits inepiruuB" June 23, '59. 41 -IX


ocr: CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. SINCLAIR & ROBERTSON, RETURN Rratef'ul thank for the ttjagl ronnge they bnve received during tw V-r I j...... H.iu 1 1 "jn Vll vuu v p public to tbe choice - ' ' Selection of Vehicles. ; of Ml kind, which tbey have on baud, fA V offering at very low pricei. ... ,- convenience, and superior workmen 8TI' j employed, they are full prepared to pot P " luc ueni uiBieriui, aujivnur TTOMF. WORK. which U warranted to be of good workman' ana oi me greatest auraouiiy. .rai Being aware thatmen'a fortune areT: to their labor, tbey do not conteut wim QUiiuing merely tourcum ,--' &v(f to put up the rer 6e( job for tboM them with their patronage. How far H7 ceed they leave to the verdict of too ww tested tbe durability of tneir wor. mwmmin. of all kind done with neatness, iitpM, low-gnre. w K SINCLAIR.' Okolona, Juno 9tb, 18tt.. &r r


ocr: ABERDEEN ADVERTISEMENTS. $05,000. WORTH , - , OF GOOD AXD DESIRABLE COOIS (AT rnST AND l WKN'I V-l'IVn f K It ( EXT.) SU MM FY STIiOXC A KlMi (of Aberdeen, Mis ,) are in w i Ileiii k ileii entile st (kit STAPLE AXD FANCY DI.Y GOODS, Clothing, Hut mid Ops, But mil Mies, Hardwaie, Class and QneeiisWare.Saddleiy, Ac, Ac, lit cost mid twi'ii'.V-five per cent to l uuetutil dealers, pi Jable tl.e filst of jaliui'lV, ls;.!l. A ileiliicin n ot fiye per cent will be made for tLe cash, fn m the nbi ve pi ices. We will sell i ur entiie stick i f Fancy Dress Silks, Meriui es, 1 lelaii.e Cms I. lucres m.d Shi.w Is, ut cost BL1 ten per cent. A deduction of ten percent ner annum will be made oil nil ncc i nts paid us befoie nuituiity. SI. JlAil.x SIl.OMi &. K1U. Nov. 11,'OH. . J..tf. -


ocr: REAL ESTATE I ALE, I It irlue ot the power and nut hi i it v I n eer 1 tain imrtg.ge, ixautid ly J.'ll. Mmt ii u.eiy and Sari.h .. M utguneiy, n lie v4ih day I Api il, flf, to secure cei tun claim tLen in meutii ned, the uiidersincd utent nnd atti r iii y tor J. W. ri ce, will on Mmh'V, ibesf.' ll day if Apt il. in Ihe t wu if h listen, iu In ut of Ihe C urt lit usv, on ceed to sell at pub- eudue for cash, ccrfiiin li ts iu iLe Ioau 1 1 Okou iih, whub are cmviyed in find Morg ue, and km.wn and desiii:iteil in tie plan of the sur vey f s. id town as h t i l.u.U'i 4 si d C, on tin S ntb side of .Main Stru t euib title will be ci lv ye i as is vest, d m mnl M i tg j.e. V, F. 1 OWi , ) ! L. 1IAUGHT0N, Agrnta


ocr: IRS. LIZZIE McALUiiUR V ILL heiciilur ci i.ili.ct ler 1 ' it l'aliiit t,l- Ililliiu iV liusiues iu lie J. D. Ta'i l M House, 1 wo doors east of the Si.lil Si l.t L ( lliie. SI.e will n ter annual visit lo Nw iiktind l'bMadcli li.i iu a lew ib Js, wl.cic tLe will j uitLoie a Lar c and Lit pi t Nuk ' for the c mil g seasi u. lk-r custi n.crs csn find her at ihe N.w K ins. ,, ,,, , , .. ,,. 0 ,f ' . "tl'


ocr: For Sale, 40 THOUSAND KTtES OF Aip!y to ti.e ut Alcnk-en, Mi.-s. t J. H.CLOITON. April I, lt53. 2U..U


ocr: . ". wii. ii. Ross & ca ' : WXZOZj1TBAIiI3 GROCERS, ;J8 Si. 40 C'limiuerce and !t7 it 'J'J Front Mrevt, . ' MOBILE, ALA. Deo. 2, 'SH. la..am. MltS. SWAIN, No 20 Dauphin Street, Dec. 2, 'RS, n..)y. M. FORCKIIEiruER I.VP(lHT-lt UP AM) Pi" ALT. It l m o d a o o o 14 WATER STEET, NO. Pee. 2. 12 3m. .ort.i Bioc ci fc.t Louis Street, li-Kt House slAi-i the Corner of Knyal anJ St. Louis,. MOBILE. ALA. l& The iiImiVc House will be kept open under he iuim..Keineut i l Mr. H. F. Kiil l K, (assisted y her Si n, It. F. H. per. Jr.) and she In pes to receive a ci.iitinu.iiice ol me pairoin gu uen-io- 1'iiie extended to the House. ISO AUI IVr Dnj I1 Dec. 2, 'M. 12.. ly. 0. l ACTtllt AKll C(ui:in ssioii illfrrljuJit, I. E. CORNEIl UAI VIIl AMI Cfl.MilKUCE STS. MOBILE. Di 'c. 2, Ti". 12.. if. " V. K. &. CO. (Sii.-i-wms tn I ii mi & lli.nfilitnn.) Wlieli'sji'c nnd I'ctall Dciilt rs in RE A D Y MA VE CL O T1UXG, MUKIS, liKAWl.l.S, AM GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, A Uo Tnii ks, Carpet H g. Valise, Unibrel is, Oil and India l.'ubber (.'h tl.ii g. No. 41 Water Street, MOlill.E, ALA. Dee. 2. .rr. )..).V. i. r-i m m s?.-A.ir-c?.D & cc. Sliceessors to J. E. W001IIUI.L Sc CO. NO. 30 C I M M I 1! C I Silt E K T, MOBILE, ALA. IV C. M. Weaver is in the ab ve bouse, w here he will be bnpy to teive his friel d. Dee. 2. V. 12.. Iv. 1 KIT," BU31NrrirV l oit e orxTiiv and city oudki.-s. Angelo t&iie c Jce Cr Cce, ifUFlT-HOOMS, No. 2 I rout ciieet, Next door to Dli. TAliDY &, Co.' Aucti. ii ecr' WaicLi Uics n toeii.mi nt Slictts. Dec.V, 'i,-. l.Jy. H 11. Ml.VHi:. II. HAUULl.Olt AT Till: 1JAILUOAD, Mobile, Ala., 'THE subscriber Lave taken the above wcl 1 known House, and arc lloW putting it in com


ocr: t April I, lt53. 2U..U C03151E1LCIAL HOUSE; AUMDELN, KlfiSIFSirn, J. I. MrALI IViriC, Proprlcter. n A VINO locrted this est V.i l.ment for a te a rie if years, I w. oil iiI.Ih l.l ce lo tie travclii g pi. Mil , tint it Las I ecu ci u pletely re fitted it i . tl reli.inii In d. " tr m turn tt to fi I nda Iii n stone," fi led wi h attentive seivants, and ita talle su plied wi h the best fine, so as to extei.4 to its guests the ci Dili it i f a Li u:e. Abe'l'deeli, Jail. (I, IS.'.S. 171 i NKW FALL AND W1NT1 li HICK. AVAIL myself i f tie privilege ifli rded me ly tie widely spread cuculntii n i f lie 1'ini rie News, ol t-i.liii g tie utleiitii n i f the citicena i f OKOI ONA m.d tie sum ui.du g v untiy, te the most elegant A Sli ck cf Fall and Winter Cktliirg ever befoie bn i git to fli inaiket. My cb --tl.ii g is generally line, ui.dentardmrde equi.l tn tie best cast, in wi ik ; Mid iu i ider te secure a lai Ke trmle 1 will tell it It w. To tLi.se who prefer fauviig tleir cli ties ilitde te ider (and 1 advise all to do so who want goid fitting eh Ihe,) I will say that n y st ck cf Cl (1 iia, Cassimi ur ai d Vimix.s, were mver bemre o tine or extensive, and I am fully pit-pared to have them cut m.d innde up iu a muni emit equaled ill this sec lit n i f Cnmtiy. 1 Icieb ie I licit all who want geid goids, lid pud ik. insteiid if the miscn lie sit p., Li p wok hub it geuernlly f. m.d tlroi.gloiit tLe ti untiy, to call at the - , and get cloiles rei!(''y nude, i r bore Hem nmie to order I also keeps fine iissi itmeiit if SLirts, Hat, Drawers, I'lalcr-lirts, Gh Vi-s. Siisprliders, Criivats, llanilkercl.icfs, Hi sieiy. Wnlkii eC'dlies, l'.irtmi nies, Ac, Ac; all if wl.iih fill be si Id a low as tLe lowest, of tie same nenlity. (' n.e and ee. D. JAMISON:


ocr: ' i a Vf Vf f cnmtc, a' t, mm las.-' 11 - - ; " 1 ' . 1 w ! - - - - , ' "Xj33T ALIj THE 3E3KTUS THOU .A-IOVCEST AT IDE TIXTST OOUKTTIIY'8, GOD'S V3XX TIIUTII'S." BiriUmcHAHDsoN. OKOLONA, MISS.,.iPRIL 14,-1859. ;:'J '


ocr: BOOK STORE! J. I. SADLER, Bookseller and Stationer AND DEALER IN : . , Music and Musical Instruments, FANCY GOODS, PERITMEBY, Toilet Ankles, .' Commerce St.. Aberdeen, (Opposite the Empire Store) mnj iu, us


ocr: JAMES CONNING, No. IB Dauphin, Comer of Water Street, Motile, IMPORTER AND DEALER I!f Jewelry, Watches, Cutlery, SILVER & PLATED WARE, GUNS AND riSTOLS, FANCY GOODS, Ac, &c Juno 2, '59 . . 38..tf


The Manitowoc pilot. [volume]

ocr: MANITOWOC: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 126 U 59. lEMOCIIATIC TICKET. W— For Governor UARUfciON C. HOBART. For Lieut. Governor . XAXDKR S. PATMEK. For Secy of Stale, ALVIN B. ALDEN. For Treasurer, LION SILVERMAN. For Alt'y General, to AM UEL CRAWFORD. Lark C'.mjttroller, JOEL C. SQUIRES. State Pi isott Com r, HENRY 0. FLECK. Sup'l Public Instruction , LYMAN C. DRAPER. TOR CLi-EK OF TH. COURT. . G. OLMSTEAD. '* Trailiers f Assembly. FIRST DISTRICT. KT If It'ANKIN. on f) DISTRICT, RY MULHOLLAND. m. si- sday, .\orcmber S.

place_of_publication: Manitowoc, Wis.

publisher: Jeremiah Crowley


ocr: Arrival ot New Goods! THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully lu* forms the citizens ul Manitowoc county that lie has just returned from New Ygik with a large and extensive assortment of DRY GOODS! GROCERIES PROVISIONS, &o . , &. c • which were purchased low, and will ha sold Cheap for Ca s h I OR READY PAY. The store is fall of GOOD GOODS. There :■ hardly room to tarn round. GOO n II A It G can be made by those who will call and pur chase. Remember that our motto is ‘‘Cash or Ready pay,’ and that the establishment is loca ted oa A ork street, west of the National lioteh O. TORPJSON. Manitowoc, Oct. 3, 1859. ]4-3m Great Excitement!! —A T— mm • NEW GOODS!! I AM constantly receiving from the East and Soatli, any quantity of NEW GOODS! GROCERIES, PROVISIONS! CROCKERY, 3IAJRI> BOOTS & SHOES, dec., all of which I will sell as C HEAP FOR CASH as any establishment in thn "West, and will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay QLA AM £%£ MM 9 when required, and will buy L VMB Ell, SHINGLES, &c., and in fact everything that the people of Mani towoc and adjoining counties have to sell ia this market. I can convince all of the truth of the above statement, by calling at the old stand ON YORK STREET, Ami further, in no case will I deviate from tho CASH OR READY PA Y SYSTEM. nl'tf. K. U. RAND. HARDWARE, STOVE, AND IEON STOEE, o r BOUCHERDT & SMITH, YORK STREET, MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN. \"\T"iIF.RK may be found, end ! still reeciritiß V V tho n.otA extensive stock ol HARDWARE ever brought to this market, consisting of XIO-OXST, Kails, Glass, Copper, and SHEET IRON WA R E


ocr: j 1 ) Ho! for the Gold Diggings!! NOT PHs.cs Peals., m From and after this date I will pay For any amount of SHINGLES ; LUMBER, Fruit and Produce. Offered at fair prices. jtST WASTED, 100,000,000 Shingles, 5,000,000 Lumber, 1,000,000 Lath, 5,000 Barrels Fish. \ For CASH or Merchandise, at the option of the : Seller. GOODS FOIL CASH. I am, and shall bo receiving every week, du ring the season, almost every article of Merchan dise required by the public, which I pledge my self to sell at prices for CASH, which cannot fail to suit the times, and the pockets of the people. A Cash Market, Is anew feature in Manitowoc, and I now pro pose to make one, by paying CLASH (when re quired) for every article of produce or manufac ture, which may be offered at the Old Stand, Corner of 7th and Commercial Streets. GOODS AT WHOLESALE, To Dealers in the country, I would say That I can and will sell them for prices and on terms which can leave no in ducements to go i Elsewhere for their Stock. Manitowoc, Mav Ist. 1^.09. nl-tf, O. 11. PLATT. HARDWARE, STOVE, A N I) TEOISr STORE, O F BOUCHEKDT A SMITH, YORK STR EET, I MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN. * j X"1 be and is still


ocr: IVinesj Liquors, & Cigars! r I I IIE under-igned hogs leave to call the at ten - I- Ben of Dealers in all sections of the coun try, to his well assorted, and extensive sorts of Brandies, WineseV Whiskies, consisting of all the popular brands of F'lt iirh ami Jinnies fir UonrLon, Mono)"/)!ftelu, Irish, Sr'Ach and com mon Whiskies. A;, of which he will <=< 11 it greatly reduced rates. T iT 'Do a It ndid arti'-if of„£i-2 IIA CAiWYA cm A US. At Wholesale or Retail, n 1 tf. TOO’S F. IK>YFi.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC TICKET. —— __ For Governor. HARRISON C. HOBART. For Lieut. Governor, ALEXANDER S. PATMER. For Secy of State, ALVIN 15. ALDK.V For Treasurer, LION SILVERMAN. For Alt' y Gerural, SAMUEL CRAWFORD. Hank Comptroller, JOEL C. SQUIRES. State Prison Corn r, HENRY C. FLECK. Sup t Public Instruction, LYMAN C. DRAPER. FOR CLERK OF THE COURT T. G. OLMSTEAD. For Memberx'of ANsembly.] FIRST DISTRICT. JOSEPH KANKIN. SECOND DISTRICT, HENRY MULHOLLAND. Election. Tticsilay. \oi ember S. : ! j j | j


ocr: FURNITURE ROOM! TU - . FENTON Keeps constantly on hand a ysneral as sortment of F'URTsriTTJUE! such ts TABLES. ; BEDSTEADS, STANDS AXD BI REAI S, CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, OF ALL KTXDS. TE R M s—C ASH. Office —Next door to PLATT’S STORE tan Commercial Street. Manitowoc, Aug. 10th, 1859. 5-tf.


ocr: Ho! for the Gold Diggings!! NOT FlU.es PoaU, BUT BLAST’S! From sr,d aff*r this dte I will pay BU2 c yHi. a Pat B M h For Bny amount ef SHINGLES, LUMBER, Frnif nnd Produce, Offsred at fair prices. JC3T WANTED, 100,000,000 Shingles, 5,000,000 Lumber, 1,000,000 Lath, 5,000 Barrels Fish. For CASH or Merchandise, at the option of the Seller. GOODS FOR CASH I am, and ihall be receiving every week, du ring the se* a on, almost every article of Merchan dise required by the public, whieh I pledge my at


ocr: Great Excitement!! —A T— NEW GOODSII 11M receiving frc as the East South, any quantity of NEW GOODS! GROCERIES, CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES, etc., til of which I will aell m CHEAP FOR CA4H M ay estahliahmeat in the West, land will n change on liberal terra* for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay when required, and will hoy T. UMDKU , SHINGLES, and in fact everything that the people of towoc and adjoining counlie* have o tell in ih market. I can con vine* all of the truth of th* statement, by calling at the old stand ON YORK STREET, ir And further, in no case will I deviat from the CASH OR HEADY PA Y SYSTEM. i, 1 -tf. E. H. RAND.


ocr: Wines, Liquors, & Cigars! r TMIF. unden igned begs leave to call the atten- I tion of Dealers in all sections of the coun try, to h : s well assorted, and extensive sorts of Brandies, Wines & Whiskies, consisting of all the popular brands of French and Domestic hi randies, Rourhov, Monvngahda, Irish, Scotch and com mon Whiskies. All of which he will sIII at greatly reduced rates. XW Also a splendid article ofj£3 HA VANKA CIO A US. At Wholesale or Retail, nl-tf. TIIO’S F. HOYE. CLIPPER CITY FLOURING MILLS! HIGHEST MUiKKT PRICE Paid in CASH for Wheat, RYE AND CORN. /GEORGE DWYER respectfully informs the \JT citizens of Manitowoc and adjoining coun ties, that his Mills, situated on Commercial St., Mv itowoc, west of Goodnou’fl Store, are now in the best condition, and he is ready to do CUSTOM WORK on the thnrtes.t notice, and warrants as good work ** any milts west of New York. A Large Quantity of Flour, constantly kept on hand, and sold at Chicago prie*s. The patronage of the public is respectfully so licited GEORGE DWYER 1P59. nl-tf.


ocr: UNCLE TOM Has opened a Fashionable Shaving and Hair Dressing saloon, IN the National lintel, where he will always be in readiness to wail ou all who may favor him with their patronage. N. B—Particular attention paid to cuttirg Ladle’s and Children’s htir, in the latest and most fashionable atvles. n3-tf. ‘ THOMAS ANDERSON


ocr: THE PILOT. MANITOWOC : FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1859. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. - • Wm - For Governor, HARRISON C. HOBART. For Lieut. Governor, ALEXANDER S. PAT-MEK. For Sec y of State , ALVIN* 15. ALDEN. Fur Troaavrft, LION SILVERMAN. F>/r A tty General, SAMUEL CRAWFORD. Bank Ccmptroiler, JOEL C. SQUIRES. State Pritem Corn'r, HENRY C. FLECK. Suj/'t Public Instruction , LYMAN C. DRAPER. > lection. Tuesday, November S.


ocr: Great Excitement!! -A T— ESGL S • NEW GOODS!! JAM constantly receiving from the East and South, any quantity of NEW GOODS! GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HAED-WAEE BOOTS & SHOES , Ac., all of which I will sell as CHEAP FOR CASH as any establishment in the West, and will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay sm m 9 when required, and will buy L UMBER, SJIIXGI.ES, Ac., and in fact everything that the people of Mani towoc and adjoining counties have to sell in this market. I can convince all of the truth of the above statement, by calling at the old stand ON YORK STREET, And further, in no case will I deviate from the CASH OR HEADY PA Y SYSTEM. ul-tf. E. H. RAND.


ocr: UNCLE TOM Has opened a Fashionable Shaving and Hair Dressing TV the National Hotel, where h-‘ will always be in readiness to wait on all who mav favor him ith their patronage. B. Particular attention paid to euttirg Ladie's and Children’s hair, in the latest and most fashionable stiles. nJ-tf. ' THOMAS ANDERSON’.


ocr: Livery & Boarding Stable. r IVIR LIVELY BOINESS, of the I.te firm of J. (iliiuk i IkCiiU'UK, will in lasir 1 be conduced at i In* old standby (lie undersigned Thai kful for pa-t patronage, my rfliri* in fnture will be with direct icfc-rence to des.-rv i g a cot - tiiiuance of the auie. ii. E. GLOVER. Manitowoc, July Bth, 1859.


ocr: NOT Plls.es Peals., ■P&jmrs! From and after this date I will pay C A S Jt JC n 9 For any amount of SIIIXGLES ; LUMBER, Fruit and Produce, Offered at fair prices. 3ST WANTED, 100.000,000 Shingles, 5.000 000 Lumber, 1,000.000 ZaM, 5,000 Barrels Fish. For CASfI or Merchandise, at the option of the Seller. GOODS FOR CASH. I am, and shall be receiving every week, du ring the season, almost every article of Merchan dise required by the public, which I pledge my self to sell at prices for CASH, which cannot fail to suit the times, and the pockets of the people. A Cash Market, Is anew feature in Manitowoc, and I now pro pose to make one, by paying CASH (when re quired) for every article of produce or manufac ture, which may be offered at the Old Sta7id, Corner of 7th and Commercial Streets. GOODS AT WHOLESALE, To Dealers in the country, I would say That I can and will sell them for prices and on terms which can leave no in ducements to go Fisc where for their Stock. JHt Manitowoc, Mav Ist, 1859. nl-tf, ' O. 11. PLATT. HARDWARE, STOVE,


ocr: THE PILOT. MANITOWOC: FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9, 1859. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For O'/vemor, HARRISON C. HOBART. For Lieut. Governor, ALEXANDER S. PAT MER. For Seey of State , ALVIN B. ALDEN. For Treasurer, LION SILVERMAN. For Alt'y General, SAMUEL CRAWFORD. JUarJe Comptroller, JOEL C. SQUIRES. State Ft ifon Corn r, HENRY G. FLECK. Sept Public Instruction, LYMAN C. DRAPER. Itteclion, Tiieuday, November S.


ocr: wool* WANTED! CO'RDS OF WOOD wanted at the O*/ Manitowoc Pilot Office, for which the highest price will be paid in subscriptions to the paper, advertising, Ac. UNCLE TOM 77 as opened a Fashionable Shaving and Hair Dressing SALOON , IX the Xational Hotel, wiiere he will always be in readiness to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage. K. B.—Particular attention paid to cutting Ladie’s and Children’s hair, in the latest and most fashionable styles. n3-tf. THOMAS AXDERSOX. 1859. NEW STAND. 1859. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY TIIK subscriber has removed the above estab lishment to bis building in the new block on Quay Street —the street next to the river on the South side—near the bridge. He has also jam burchased a large stock of materials, and will manufacture and keep constantly on hand Saddles , Harnesses, Trunks, Polices, Whips and Spurs, He has also lor sale, and makes to order all kinds of Upholstry, such aa Spring Beds, Lounges, tkc., tkc, And every article in his line of business. Job bing done at short notice. nl-tf. MICHAEL KUHL. Manitowoc, July, 1359.


ocr: Wines, Liquors, & Cigars! THE undersigned begs leave to call the atten. tion of Dealers in all sections of the coun try, to his well assorted, and extensive sorts of Brandies, Wines A. Whiskies, consisting of all the popular brands of French and Domestic Brandies, Bourbon , Monorujahela, Irish, Scotch and com mon Whiskies. All of which he will sell at greatly reduced rates. BT Also a splendid article of HA VANN A CIGARS. At Wholesale or Retail, nl-tf. THO’fl F. IIOYE. CLIPPER CITY FLOURING MILLS! HIGHEST MX RKET PRICE Paid in CASH for Wheat, RYE AND CORN. GEOROE DWYER respectfully informs the citizens of Manitowoc and adjoining coun ties, that his Mills, situated on Commercial St., Manitowoc, west of Goodnou’s Store, arc now iu the best condition, and he is ready to do CUSTOM WORK on the shortest notice, and warrants as good work as any mills west of New Y’ork. A liarge Quantity of Flour, constantly kept on hand, and sold at Chicago prices. The patronage of the public is respectfully so licited GEORGE DWYER. Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf.


ocr: EDITED KT JKRE. C HOW LEV. MANITOWOC: FRIDAY M< diNING, SLIT. 2, ’fKb jriuot rath shit ■ VomluaUc!; For f roi'rnor, IIARKISOX C. IIOIJART. for Lieut, (foty rnor, AU:\AM)i;U S. i'AI-WER. Fur S‘ > 'u of State, ALVJ.V 15. ALISEX. For Treasurer , LION SILVERMAN. For Alt' i/ Genera}, SAMUEL CRAWFORD. Hank Comptroller, JOEL C. SQUIRES. State Prison Com'r, HENRY C. FLECK. Sept Public Instruction, LYMAN C. DRAPER.


ocr: \i:\V PVBUCATIOKS. THY KSTRBPRISING PTnUSHFR Gr. G. EVANS. No. 436, Chestnut St. BHILAI) LPIHA. Has just added to hi- extensive list, the follow ing new Books: THE LIFE OF COL. DAVID CROCKETT, WRITTEN BY HIMSELF. Comprising his early life, Hunting Adventures, Daring Deeds in Indian and Border warfare. Ser vices under General Jackson in the Creek war Electioneering Speeches, Career in Congress, Tri


ocr: FRIDAY MORNING, sEPT. 23, 1859. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Governor, harrisox c. hob art. For Lieut. Governor, ALEXANDER S. PAT MER. For Set j of State, ALVIN B. ALDEN. For Treasurer , LION SILVERMAN. For Alt'y General, SAMUEL CRAWFORD. Bank Ctmptroller, JOEL C. SQUIRES. State l r t i. ou Coin'r, HENRY C. FLECK. Sept PuUic Instruction, LYMAN C. DRAPER. Election, T uosday, \orembnr S.


ocr: l!o! lor Hie Gold Diggings!! NOT ITVIiX.O 53 jPoaliL, \r* T 'a AA. A A • From and after this date 1 will pay C J’&L. A s a it e? For any amount of SIJIXOZKS, LVMBi:h\ Fruit and Produce. Offered at fair price s. gST WANTED, ,-jf 100,000,000 Shingles, 6,000,000 Lnmhir , 1,000,000 Lath, 5,000 Han't Is Fldi. Fur CASH or Merchandise, at the option of the Seller. GOODS Foil CAS If. I and thall be receiving every week, du


ocr: J a i 0 2 S l ' <* a at s C. Atlafioj and Cvuhsillor at Laic, WSD [ notice in Manitowoc and adjoin ii g conn- I tie?, and in the Supra m - * and U S. Disuic. <’• arts, for -.lie Slate of Wisconsin. Gffice. corner of York and Eighth streets, I Manitowoc, Wis. nl it | C’RISSEI A. liSSLIAGES. Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Office in E singer’s Building, Manitowoc Wis. Prompt attention p il to ihc collection of all claims entiusted to our office. nl-tf. WM. R. CRISSi.Y, C-IAS. ESSLIXOKK _ i VfH. 11. "Vlt Attorney aid Counsellor at Law, Offi eon York S‘roet, Manitowoc, Manitowoc County Wis Collections promptly attended to. ’ l 1 tl nils. A. REUTER. Xotai.t Public, Agent for ihe M Iweukeo Mm tual Insurance Company, and County Trcas nr.r. Will attend to the payment of Taxes, &c ~ Oifice on Ninth Ftrcer. nl-tf. 1.. T. WARREI, Manitowoc, Wis., Attorney and Solicitoi; wifi at tend to the bu.-incss of bis profession in ibis and . ’joining counties, and to collecting and securii g debts. nl - tf. x, woom.v. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Justice of iha Peace, and X >t.ary Public. Par ticular a’te tion g ven to caDecting, Ac. Oi fice on York Street, Man it jwcc Wis. i 1-tf s. a. vroo. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, And General Land Agent. A!-o Ager t fur the VE' a Insurance Company, of Hanford. Conn. Capital, Fi,0;i0,090. Corner of Tib aril F.-ank lin St., Manitowoc, AVis. nl-tf. & hsiiuv. North side, opposite Rdchaid’s Foundry. Deal ers in Dry G. ods, Groceries and Provisions, G! i<s, C;o kcry. Fancy Gaols, Oil Cloih, Woolen yarn. Fancy Basket*, Fiddles :n ! Gui'ars, and G fitar strings. Toys, Carder.s, Papnhangings. Bin-lies, Ac. Tb sped fully solicit a s! ore of public patron- B£o. Maui owo'*, July, ISSO. i 1 if. JACOB LA\Z, Cabirct Manufacturer, and Funushing Faro Con taufly on hand every and S'-ripti >n of Ma hog.T.y, Black Walnut, and plain Fun-Fur 1 , vh ch is as good, and will t>a soid as cheap as that manufactured in Milwaukee, or eDewheie. Manitowoc, July, 1&59. i.l-tf. P, BRGXA Al, Ccunly Surveyor, Claik's Mills, Manitowoc coun ty, AVis ,—will attend to all business in his of fi -i and capacity, from a ;i after the Ist of March 1859. ' i.l tf. €5. r * tL si".iii it '2 /85s . iSI C 4J.. Dialers in Dry G >ors, Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, <'rockery. Boots at,d Shoes, Ha‘s an/1 Caps, Drugs and Medicines, (ila s. Nails, etc. Produce of all kinds wanted, i.l tfi NAI JO NA L HOTE ii-, (Coner York and Yudh Si ,) Manitowoc, - -- -- -- - Wis. T. WIND!ATE, Proprietor rp;i!B fir-t cl,i s house is now in excellent con- J duion, liav'r g lean thoroughly refitted, and travellers will fi.; ! it second to none in tin- sec ti-an ofWi-contia. Pa-- ngers with baggage will he can vex ed to and fr-./n the free ol charge. i.l-tf. LAKE BANK. MAM 10WOC, AVIS. Capital, $25,000. | >UY and sell Exchange, GMJ and Silver Coin k } und Uncurront money. Partk-ular attention given to collections, and prcccds promptly remilt and at current rates o exchange. Interest pail on special deposifes. Drafisoii all fortign countries. nl-tf. G W. AD IMF, C./sliicr. ; 1859. | ■ TV ORTH I*l ER. vJUIE umle!-limed 1 iving based the North I Pier from K. K. Jones, is prepaid to do Gain'd F r ward lay and Commission t/usincss, with promp'r.c 3 and despatch. A v, iuD, fork, flour, reef and oatf, cot stantlv on !j..ul. JOHNSTON & HODGE?. K’r.FKR TO C. C Drew, Chicago, Kellorrg .A Ft ug, Milwaukc'*, J J Tallin.idg-’, “ nl-tf. tID jui*. iw 1-■ (>U) 1110KSIDES 75 TOWN!! AT THE Brick Hardware Store! VO UK STREET, Cmi he found a full Stock <f Shuti’ anti lica vy !!ar<l^varc, i ROX, NAILS, AC., And at Reduced I’.iecs. S. 11. Till RRD.R, nl-tf. Agent. 81HK OF HSHITOV/05, 1.l AN iTO WO C V7IS COLLECTIONS \1 a \\d, and proceeds pi ly r. n.iite l, at curn nt rates ofi-sehange. Exehang , G. hi, Fever, and ’’wcurrtnt Mouy bouglrt and sold. Kj Ei gland, Irel mi, F land Hid Y and cn all me cities of (ire.il Excitement!! —A T B .TstL* SI S5 a NEW GOODS!! I AM cor-dandy receiving frcm the E .st and South, any quantity ol m:\v gjoousl GROCERIES, PROVISIONS CUOCRi'EV, II A.R D-WARE BOOTS A SHOTS Ac., all of which I will sell ts t isk U* FOR i %*>ES as rny establishment in the West, ami will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay ISA 2 /!& M a when required, and wililuy L TMBEft-, Sill TOLL'S, and o and in fact every hing t at the people of Mam t woe and adjoin! g counties have to sell in this raaiket. I can convince all of the truth <>t the above statement, by calling at t .e . Id stand ON YORK STREET, J. s?*’ And further, in no case will 1 de-vLto from the C ISH OR ILI AD Y PA Y SYSThM. r l -tf. E. 11. 11A NT). J3 X 5. XJ CL- O t 'J? O lO- XL 3 . AND ID I TEXT MEDI Cl XE I)El 3 0 T —o r Al3i-.i s a3 W t'l Tl>l A \ \, Ii iuiklln Si , nc.ct do i r in (la. Du t Office, MANITOWOC, . . . WIS. r 5 ■’.life e s ab!i-! iner t will always coot i t nil the 1 vaiielus of Medicine u-ualiy l.e; fi a Drr.g tS . r*, together with Paints, Oils, Varnish, A1 col.*-I tsphits of Tape'Tue, Wi c* and I.Tpiors tor Medicinal purposes. Also l.tncy t rtielcs, Soap and IVrfum y Plavk 1J w.*ks end Station cy, C;mp>hcne, Tto 1 and i’u ..tine, and all the oib, r articles belonging t > ti. ° line. carefully put up both day and night time, ni tf, Wines, liquors, & Cigars! rjV)E under.igned begs leave to call iho a’.tcn- I lion <1 It.idle si i all seed u.s of the cnun ■ry, to his will assorted, and < x‘ci -ive so:ts tt Brandies, VV iuts& V( hisku^. tomktirg cf all the popular brands of Drench and Rornistic B-ar.das, Bourlnv. Mononj duh. frith, Sr id and com mon ]f hlshh s. All of which ho will sell at greatly reduced rates. r if- Al-o as; 1 ndid a*tide ufj^* //A ]’AXXA 0/ o'. i JOS. At W-.olosalcru Retail, i ]--f. TllO’.s F. HOVE. M \NlTO\\h k ’ T* TD TT r* d*VAVI VI ti.il W in Aha I&uii T. .1. HOiSiNSOX, 117/ OL DS ALE AED D E TAI I, DFAI.KfIS IN DRUGS tM MEDIO IHE S f C II E M I C A L s, Fint 1 Toilet Soap*. !!air T 0 O TII A- XML ft D / S U ES, 2r® O 1C X LI 521 O '2P • <;iPuffy, Point*, (id*, a>. ' 1 A mAh D l / r Stud's Todel and Fancj Articles Purr Wlurs and Liquors, for Mid dal per/: ox s\ Fresh and J,l UXJNI. mill, IMiltN’l lrTt( INKS, j And ill artichs u.-i ally found in a Ibug Ftoie. i riirfddar.s I’.c-criptions ; nd Family R !ic jts c.'rebi’lv c mpoundid at all hours. ! I -tf. CI.UTKII UITV I-'LOI RLMi MILLS! high/. 'l' jj\rki:t rmci: Faid is\ SJASII for vVSnaL RYE AND CORN / I WVEfI i rre Lilly 'firms the * : •■••■■■ ; i: t- tua’.i i! on rci-,1 llu! r.irlhe Gold Diggings!/ XO t , Poali, it i T OTJ 5 ffj TiOin ar.d if er this date I will pay & o a mma sam n + For any amou: t of SHI HOLTS ; L VMB Tit, FTiiit a iid Produce, < ifT.-red at fair pric. s. u anti:i), ms 10(1.000.000 Shingles, 5 000 000 J.undi' r, 1.000,000 lAtih, 5,000 Barrels Dish. . For r.vs 5 l O! Merch.m is., at the option of this Sdkb OVohS FOR CASH. 1 am, and *lmtl be receiving every week, dll'- ring the season, almost every article <>( Moichaa dise icqu’rcd by the public. uhi< /i L pledge inj 3 - -elf n 11 at price for CASH, which cannot fail ' to suit .!;•• times, and the pockets of the people. A Cash Market, Is anew feature in Manitowoc, and I now pro pose in n.nk • one, In- j aying 4 quired* tor every aiFc'o < f pioiluce or in mufno tee, win !i may be otVccd a r the Old Stand, jC raerof ‘itli and Comine’icial S rents. G(KjI>S Vi' WIIOIJhSAJLKf I To Dealer? iii the country, I would ssy lli.it I can ami will sell them for prices and on terms which can leave no lih dneemeiits to go ED Ellnn for their Stcek Manitowoc, May Ist, 18C9. i 1 -If, ‘ O. IT. PLATT. HARDWARE, STOVE, AN-D IRON STORE, OF i{(SI*CHi:US>T cV S3HTII, York street, MAMTuVi WISCONSIN;- \ \ r iiERE may be found, m and is still receiving V > the no t ixtensixe taek < I II VRDWARE I ever brought t> this market, con-i-ting of IRON. , E 7. Nails, Gift's, Copper, and I siti:i. t in ox ii'h t it a,- A. il eveiy variety i.r.l I i.vl of COCKING V PARLOR STOVES. at or less than Milwaukee prices. 1 With many that k- to my customers fir their f.i .or? 1 invite : T to m l n and Ti'umine my stock and pric. s umi 1 w ill wa’Taut sali-fliction, Vy* present sti ck of BUII.DKir.S iiardwakk, i ii D( t '..ult-’il iii mitowoc CoiP’iy, Mcciianics Tools, of nil l.ind.j, '.i:il at lower rates ilian ever ottered in this ie r ’i'n I e'om va n.Mi.\a In this (lisa < fßOnds I defy competition. Come and set! No one shall t > away dWitfisfied. CUTLERY. i'ocki:t kni\'ls an and £clss< >ks. Kuivos and forks, TABLED TEA-SrOOSS, and many other articles too numerous to men tion. I ,'Country mere’ aits arc iuvied to rail , jjjium omv stork I, dorr pnrcliKSti r. 1 it,*" t |(i yilOl KrALE as C/Ih’A/ 1 m can be l>o : u o ist. dditi-' tr in-port iti<n, and to keep n e a oik i 1 HAROWARE as all the rrst jiut toil' . r, hi Miiiitoset County. COOKING - ftivr.s:; CuOKIXG STOVES'.!! A. 11 ihe ;a'-t and best pa'tein*. AL S O tVi'OVK Kl li.MTURR of even <!•■' -ri, t: n on Intel, ;<nd made to older r tjj** ,](tR AVOIIK done < n slioit police, in a sati factory manner, at low pr.cis. >IT MOTTO IS, nnrr, v.i andsmau. rcorirv Miuilowr-f, Ju’y, Ig.yt. nl <f. Billiarii Saloon. JOHN P. I)IX, Proprietor. lii ii.ud Table, 'villi l*hel in‘s impror*’


ocr: SOCIETIES. Plumix Lodge, No. 119,1. 0. G. TANARUS., meets ivory Monday evening, at 7$ oclock. at Odd Fellow’s Hall. Members of the Order are ear nestly in vited to attend. W. 11. Skynocr. W.C.T. Manltsuof Lodge, No. G 5, Y k A. M.— Regular Meetings at Odd Fellow’s Hall, on the Ist and 3d Wednesdays ef each month, at t P.M.


ocr: Wines, Liquors, & Cigars! THE undersigned begs leave to call the atten tion of Dealers in all sections of the coun try, to his well assorted, and extensive sorts of Brandies, Wines & Whiskies, consisting of all the popular brands of French and Domestic Brandies, Bourbon, Monongahela, Irish, Scotch and com mon Whiskies. All of which he will sell at greatly reduced rates. Ey Also a splendid article ofJ53 HAVANNA CIGARS. At Wholesale or Retail, nl-tf. • THO’S F. HOYE.


ocr: Ho! lor the Gold Diggings!! i NOT FHs.es Peak., BUT FLATS’SI I I From and after this date I will pay 4EZZS c a SSBf s Ml Ml For any amount of SHINGLES. ; LUMBER. , Frillt and Produce, Offered at fair prices. M3* WANTED, 100,000,000 Shingles, 5,000,000 Lumber, 1,000,000 Lath, 5,000 Barrels Fish. For CASH or Merchandise, at the option of the Seller. GOODS FOR CASH. I am, and shall be receiving every week, da ring the season, almost every article of Merchan dise required by the public, which I pledge my self to sell at prices for CASH, which cannot fail to suit the times, and the pockets of the people. A Casli Market, Is anew feature in Manitowoc, and I now pro pose to make one, by paving CASH (when re quired) for every article of produce or manufac ture, which may be offered at the Old Stand, Corner of 7th and Commercial Streets. GOODS AT WHOLESALE, To Dealers in the country, I would say That I can and will sell them for prices and on terms -which can leave no in ducements to go X3T Elsewhere for their Stock. Manitowoc, May Ist, 1859. nl-tf. 0. n. PLATT. HARDWARE, STOYE, AND IRON STORE, OF BORCHEUDT & SMITH, YORK STREET, MANITOWOC WISCONSIN. WHERE may be found, and is still receiving the rco&t extensive >tock of HARDWARE ever brought to this market, consisting of IRON, STEELE Nails, Glass, Copper, and SH EE TIRO N W A RE, And every variety and kind of COOKINQ 8l PARLOR STOVES, at or less than Milwaukee prices. With many thanks to my customers for their fa vors, I invite all to caU and examine my stock and prices, and I will warrant satisfaction. My present stock of BUILDER’S HARDWARE, is not equalled in Manitowoc County. ModianlCß Tools of all kinds, and at lower rates than ever offered in this region before. FARMING UTENSILS. In this class of goods I defy competition. Come and see! No one shall go away dissatisfied. CTJTXa ERY. POCKET-KNIVES AND SCISSORS. Knives and Forks, TABLE & TEA-SPOONS, and many other articles too numerous to men tion. Country merchants are invited to call and examine my stock before purchasing. I in


ocr: Great Excitement!! —AT— NEW GOODS!! AM constantly receiving from the East and South, any quantity of NEW GOODS! PROVISIONS! CROCKERY, BOOTS & SHOES, Ac., of which I will sell as CHEAP FOR CASH any establishment in the West, and will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, will pay required, and will buy SHINGLES, Ac., in fact everything that the people of Mani and adjoining counties have to sell in this I can convince all of the truth of the above by calling at the old stand ON YORK STREET, And further, in no case will I deviate the CASH OR READY PA Y SYSTEM. nl-tf. E. H. RAND.


ocr: DRUG STORE, AND PA TENT MEDICINE DEPOT —or— ADOLPH WITTMANN, Franklin St , next door to the Post Office } MANITOWOC, . . . WIS. THIS establishment will always contain all the varieties of Medicine usually kept in a Drug Store, together vrith Paints, Oils, Varnish, AI cohoi its ol Tirper,tine, Wines and Liquors for MedicinJ pu-poscs. Also fancy articles, Soap and Perfume. ~ Bl*nk B-ioks and Station erj, Camphene, F uid * urafine f and ail the other articles beloiging U> UnJ line, Pro'criptisss carefully put ~g Loth day and.


ocr: SEW PI lit l( A i IG\S. t.t v xntep.pri-ino rnnctanra a, a. evans. No. 436. Chesitnut St. t ill LA Li; LPIIIA. H jus' i.-l 1* ! o his exten-ive list, the follow. ing new P-ooks: THE LIFE OF COL. DAVID CROCKETT,


ocr: Si raj halves. CIAME to ih** i ■ itxio • ii ■ Octal BHBI 4LF H* *1 ore RED C \LF, a' H.x . - -enuib - owl. The owim - teq*e - ••• l* : iov proper.y, pay charges, and lake th*-® a> *'-. Patrick murphy See 17, Town of E N■••■e ■ ■’>■ * 9 18-59. DAKLEY’S Arabian Hcxe K-medv, for sale j jj nl-tf T 4: J. ROBINSON. i


ocr: Wines, Liquors, & Cigars! THE undersigned begs leave to call the atten tion of Dealers in all sections of the coun try, to his well assorted, and extensive sorts of Brandies:, Wines & Whiskies, consisting of all the popular brands of French and Domestic Brandies, Bourbon, Monomjahela, Irish, Scotch and com mon Whiskies. All of which he will sell at greatly reduced rates. Also a splendid article IIA VANN A CIGARS. At Wholesale or Retail, r.l-tf. THO’S F, IIOYE.


ocr: X> 3EL XJ Gr STOR.H, aSD PA TENT MEDICINE DEPOT —OF ADOLPH WITTMMU, Franklin St , next door to the Post Office, MANITOWOC, . . . WIS. THIS establishment will always contain all the varieties of Medicine usually kept iu a Drug Store, together with Paints, Oils, Varnish, A1 coho), Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and Liquors for Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles, Soap and Perfumery, Blank Books and Station ery, Camphcne, Fluid and Purafiue, and all the other articles belonging to this line. Proscriptions carefully put up both day and night time, nl-tf.


ocr: Ho! for the Gold Diggings!! not IPlltos Poals., ys.imrsi From ami after this date I will pay BZ2! c a s .B. B u For any amount of SHINGLES. ; LUMBER, Fruit and Produce, Offered at fair prices. gar WAX TED, 100,000,000 Shingles, 5,000,000 Lumber, 1,000,000 Lath, 5,000 Barrels Fish. For CASH or Merchandise, at the option of tho Seller. % GOODS FOR CASH. I am, and shall be receiving every week, du ring the season, almost every article of Merchan dise required by the public, which I pledge my self to sell at prices for CASH, which -cannot fail to suit the times, and the pockets of the people. A Cash Market, Is a now feature in Manitowoc, and I now pro pose to make one, by paying Cl ASH (when re quired) for every article of produce or manufac ture, which may be offered at the Old Stand, Corner of 7th and Commercial Streets. GOODS AT WHOLESALE, To Dealers in the country, I would say That I can and will sell them for prices and on terms which can leave no in ducements to go jElsewhere for their Stock. Manitowoc, May Ist, 1869. nl-tf. 0. H. PLATT. HARDWARE, STOVE, AND IRON STCXRE, OF DOUCHEDDT SMITH, Y ORK STREET , MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN. WHERE may bo found, and is still receiving the most extensive ftock of HARDWARE ever brought to this market, consisting of IR.OIV, STEBIiB Nails, Glass, Copper, and SHEET IRO RE, And every variety and kind of COOKING & PARLOR STOVES.


ocr: UNCLE TO M Has opened a Fashionable Shaving and Hair SALOON, IN the National Hotel, where ho will always bo in readiness to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage. N. B.—Particular attention paid to Ladie’s and Children’s hair, in the latest and most fashionable styles. nS-tf. THOMAS ANDERSON.


ocr: Great Excitement!! —AT— NEW GOODS!! IAM constantly receiving from the East and South, any quantity of NEW GOODS! GROCERIES, PROVISIONS! CROCKERY, HARD-WARE BOOTS & SHOES, tCu, all of which I will sell as CHEAPFOR CASH as any establishment in the West, and will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay mn mm djl , when required, and will buy LUMBER, SHINGLES, 6c., and in fact everything that the people of Mani towoc and adjoining counties have to sell in tins market. I can convince all of the truth of the above statement, by calliug at the old stand ON YORK STREET, And further, in no case will I deviate from the CASH OR HEADY PAY SYSTEM. nl-tf. E. H, RAND.


ocr: NATIONAL HOTEL Livery Stable! THE undersigned keeps in connection with his Hotel, a first class Livery Stable, Where the best of Horses and Carriages can be found at all times with or without drivers, pgr Prices reasonable. THOS. WINDIATE. Manitowoc, July 20tth, 185!). n2-tf.


ocr: Livery & Boarding Stable. rpHE LIVERY BUSINESS, of the late firm of JL Glover & McC illister, will in future be conducted at the oh. stand by the undersigned. Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future will be with direct reference to deserving a con' tinuance of the same. R. E. GLOVER. Manitowoc, July Bth, 1859.


ocr: 1859. NEW STAND. 1859. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. rpilE subscriber has removed the above estab- JL lishmeot to his building in the new block on Quay Street—the street next to the river on the South side—near the bridge. lie has also just burchased % large stock of materials, and will manufacture and keep constantly on hand Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices , Whips and Spurs, Ho has also for sale, and makes to order all kinds of Upholstry, such as Spring Beds, Lounges, &c., &c, And every article in his line of business. Job bing done at short notice. nl-tf. MICHAEL KUHL. Manitowoc, July, 1859.


ocr: T. C. SIIOVK, Exchange, Collection, c __and— LAND OFFICE, Wolltmr’s Old Stand, Manitowoc , UVs., —DE.VLEKS IX— foreign asd domestic exchange, AND UN CURRENT MONEY , Particular attention g'ven to tbe negotiation of Notes, Stocks, Mortgages, and other securities, COLLECTIONS made and promptly remitted. Land Warrants bought, sold and located. Tax es paid on non resident lands. Interest paid on School, University, and Swamp lands. REFERS BT PERMISSION, TO State Bunk of Wisconsin, Milwaukee: Messrs Philip Speyer A Cos., New York, Messrs. Cummings & Seaman & Cos. N. Y. 11. L. Loomis, Pr Phoenix Ins. Cos., N. II.Ct, Messrs. Duncan, Sherman & Cos., New York. Knauth. Nacbod, & Kuhne, New York. 1859. NEW STAND. 1859. SADDLE, HARNESS AND


ocr: Wines, Liquors, & Cigars! rpilß undersigned begs leave to call the atten- I tion of Dealers in all sections of the coun try, to his well assorted, and extensive sorts of Wines & Whiskies, consisting of all tho popular brands of French and Domestic llrandies, Bourbon, Mononyi/iela, Irish, Scotch and com mon Whiskies. All of which he will sell at greatly reduced rates. 53P Also a splendid article of„/F3 If AJ r A NXr I Cl a A US. At Wholesale or Retail. nl-If. TllO’.S F. HOVE. —


ocr: Ureal Excitement!! —AT— HCL 'M9 NEW GOODS!! I AM constantly receiving from the East and South, any quantity of NEW goods: GKOCKIiIKS, PROVISIONS! cuocKiatv, HAED-WARB BOOTS cC- SHOES, d-c., all of which I will sell cs CHEAP roit t ash as any establishment in the West, and will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay <VL2 .m. mm msim, when required, and will buy L UMJiKJf SJIIXOLKS, and o, and in fact everything that the people of Mani towoc and adjoining counties have to sell in this mat ket. I can convince all of the truth of the above statement, by calling at the old stand ON YORK STREET, And further, In no case will I deviate from the CASH OR HEADY PAY SYSTEM.


ocr: 1859. NEW STAND. 1859. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY r FOIE subscriber lias removed the above estab- X lishment to his building in the new block on Quay Street—the street next to the river on the South side—near the bridge. He has also just burchased a large stock of materials, and will manufacture and keep constantly on baud Saddles, Harnesses, Trunks, Vallccs, Whips and Spurs, Ho has also for sa’c, and makes to order all kinds of Upholstry, such as Spring Beds, Lounges, Ac., Ac, And every article in his line of business. Job bing done at short notice, nl-tf. MICHAEL KITIL. Manitowoc, July, 1859.


ocr: Great Excitement! J —AT— NM 91 Si • NEW GOODS!! [AM constantly recoiling from the East and South, any quantity of NEW GOODS! GROCERIES, PROVISIONS! CHOCKEIIV. HAED-WARE HOOTS cO S all of which I will sell att CHEAP FOR CASH as any establishment in the West, and will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay c 123 tmm mm: * when required, aud will buy I r\LßEh\ SHINGLES, dr., and in fact everything that the people of Manl t woe and adjoining counties have to sell in this mat kct. I can convince all of the truth of the above statement, by calling at the cl J stand ON YORK STREET, C3IT" And further, in no case will I deviate from the C ISJI OR lihADY PA Y SYSTEM. t 1 if. E. H. RAND.


ocr: Arrival ol New Goods • r PHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in* A forms the citizens of Manitowoc county that ne has just returned from New York with ft large aud extensive of DRY GOODS! GEOCEEIES PROVISIONS, Sl c., &o • which were purchased low, % ill bo sold Cheap for Cash! OR READY PAY. The store is mil of GOuD GOODS. There is hardh room to tarn round. GOOD B A R G A INS can be made by tin > who will call and pur chase. Remember that our motto is “C 4 -o Ready pay,” and that the establishment is loo ted on York street, west of the National Hog • O. TORRISON. Manitowoc, Oct. S, 1859. 14-3 u Great Excitement!! —AT— NEW GOODS!! lAM constantly receiving from the East and Soath, any quantity of NEW GOODS! GROCERIES, PROVISIONS! CROCKERY, HARD-WARE ROOTS & SHOES, Ac., all of which T will aell as CJUEAP FOB CASH as any establishment In the West, and will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay mm wlm * when required, and will buy LUMBER, SHINGLES, dc., and in fact everything that the people of Mani towoc and adjoining counties have to sell in this market. I can convince all of the truth of the above statement, by calliug at the old stand ON YORK STREET, And further, in no case will I deviate from the CASTI OR READY PAY SYSTEM. nl-tf. E. H. RAND. HARDWARE, STOVE, IRONSTOEE, OF BOUCIIERDT Sl SMITH, YORK STREET , MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN. WHERE may be fobnd, and is still receiving the most extensive stock of HARDWARE ever brought to this marked, consisting <>t IRON, -XiZ: Nails, Glass, Copper, and SHEET 111 ON IVA 11 h And every variety ami kind of


ocr: CLIPPER CITY FLOURING MILLS! HIGHEST J/A RKET PRICE Paid iu CASH for Wheat, RYE AND CORN. GEORGE DWI ER respectfully informs the citizens of Manitowoc and adjoining coun ties, that '"ms Mills, situated on Commercial St., Manitowoc, west of Goodnou’s Store, are now in the best condition, and he is ready to do CUSTOM WORK on the shortest notice, and warrants as good work as any mills west of New York A Large Quantity of Flour, constantly kept on hand, and sold at Chicago price*. The patronage of the public is respectfully so licited GEORGE DWYER. Manitowoc, July, 1859. nl-tf.


ocr: FURNITUREROOM! n\r Keej)S constantly on hand a general as sortment of FURInITUEEI such as TABLES, BEDSTEADS, STANDS A\D BI RF.U S. r\\ T E ant* wc*ot> -<r. \ t cit airs. OF ALL Id YDS. T E R M S—C ASH. Office—Next door to PLATT'S STORE, on Commercial Street. Manitowoc, Aug. 10'h, 1859. 5-tf.


ocr: UNCLE TOM, Has opined a Fashionable Shaving and Hair S ALOON . IN the National Hotel, where he will always he in readiness to wait on all who may favor him with their pairontge. N. B.—Particular attention paid to cutting Ladie’s and Children’s hair, In the latest and moet fashionable styles nJ-tf. ' THOMAS ANDERSON,


ocr: 1859. NEW STAND. 1859. SADDLE, HARNESS AND TRUNK MANUFACTORY. 'THIE subscriber has removed the above estab -1 lishment to his building in the new block on *Juav Street—the street next to the river on the South side—near the bridge. He has also just burchased a large stock of materials, and will manufacture and keep constantly on hand Saddles, f font esses. Trunks , I 'alters, II hips and Spurs, He has also for sale, and makes to order all kinds of Upholstry, such as Spring Beds, Lounges, A:c., fcc, And every article in his line of business. Job bing done at short notice, nl-tf. MICHAEL KUHL, Manitowoc, July, 1859.


ocr: Great Excitement!! —A T— NEW GOODS!! IAM constantly receiving from the East and South, any quantity of new goods: GROCERIES, PROVISIONS! CROCKERY, HARD-WARE LOOTS £ SHOES. ; dr., all of which I will sell as CHEAP l-OR € ASH as any establishment in the West, and will ex change on liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay when required, and will buy L UMBER, SHI MOLES, dr., and in fact everything that the people of Mani towoc and adjoining counties have to sell in this market. I can convirce all of the truth of the above statement, by calling at the old stand OS T YORK STREET, And farther, in no case will I deviate from the CASH OR READY PAY SYSTEM. rl-tf. E. H. RAND.


ocr: FRED. RUDOLPH, DKALFK IN WINES & LIQUORS AND RECTIFIER of WHISKEY. Wlilskej by the Barrel •€ Chicago Prices. BRANDIES from 81 to 88 per GAL'N Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south side, Manitowoc. 15tf


ocr: AMERICAN HOUSE, MANITOWOC, W 13., C. BARTLEY. Proprietor, THIS HOUSE has been thoroughly refitted, and improved, and travelers willl find every conveniences, of a firt-t class Hotel. Good and airy rooms, well furnished, and polite attention will be furnished to those who favor us with their patronage, BOARD, per day, $1 —per Week, $9. Manitowoc, Aug. 12, 1859. 5-ly


ocr: Arrival of New Goods! r T* IE Sl CSCRiBER respect'ully in. i fiuius the cozens ol M iiiitowoc county that '■ e nas just rciLii ei from New Yoik with a large ui.d cxU nsive of BRT GOODS ! GROCERIES PROVISIONS, rC C • C v.hidi were purchased low, and will be fold Clie a 1 fo r C ash: ' PA i. The store is full o r GOOD GOODS. There if hauily room to tarn round. G O O I) BARG A IX s can be made by those who will call and pur chase. Remember (hat out- ra >tto is 4i Ca.-li or Ready pay, ’ and that the establishment is loca ted on I oik street, west ot the National Hotel* O. TORIRSON. Manitowoc. Oct S, 1859. 1 l-3m Fit ED. RUDOLPH, DEALER IX WINES A LIQUORS AND RECTIFIER of Wills EE Y Whiskty ly <lir Barrel at tli!f:;sgro E’rlccs. li DANDIES from ?1 to 5 s per GAL'N Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south side, Manitowoc. Idtf FURNITURE ROOM! 1


ocr: Great Excitement!! —A T— IW NEW GOODS!! TAM constantly receiving from.the Eist L Soath, any q iantity of SFAV goods: GROCEEIEB, fHOCKEKV, IIAED-WA BOOTS £ SHOES, dee., all of which I will sell as niEAP FOR C’ A^n as any establishment in the West, a .4 will ex change an liberal terms for FOR all kinds of produce, and will pay E 5. .23.. when required, and will buy L UMBER, SHIXG7.ES and in fact everything that the people of Mani towoc and adjoining counties have to sell in mat ket. I can convince all of the truth of the statement, by calling at the old stand ON YORK STREET, £3?“ Ami further, in no ca-e will I from tiio CASH (JR KLADY PA Y SYSTEM. I'Dtft E. 11. RAND.


ocr: SEW miLICATIOVS. THE ENTERPRISING PUBLISHFR G-. G. EVANS. No. 436, Chestnut St. PHIL A DELPHI A. Has just added to his exteudve list, the follow ing new Books: THE LIFE OP' COL DAVID CROCKETT,


ocr: National Billiard Saloon. JOHN P. DIX, Propritor. \ NEW Billiard Table, with Phelan’s improv ed cushions, has lately been added to this establishment. I also have on hand a choice lot of Brandies and wines, especially for medicinal purposes, which I will sell by the bottle only.— My stock of Cigars, Liquors, etc., is the beat in this county: lemons by the dozen at 371 cts. Manitowoc, Julv. 1850, i.l-tt. ' JOHN P. DIX.


ocr: MANITOWOC: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 1*59. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Governor. HARRISON C. HOBART. For Lieut. Governor, ALEXANDER S. PATMER. Fjr Set'j r f State, ALVIN B. ALDEN. For Treasurer , LION SILVERMAN. For-A tl'y General , SAMUEL CRAWFORD. Bank Comptroller, JOEL C. SQUIRES. Strife Prison Court r, HENRY C. FLECK. Sup't Public Instruction , LYMAN C. DRAPER. FOR CLERK OF THE CCER T. G. OLMSTEAD. For Membm of Assembly. FIRST DISTRICT. JOSEPH RANKIN. SECOND DISTRICT, HENRY MULHOLLAND. Idei tion, s ursilav. \ovciubrr H.


ocr: THE PILOT. MANITOWOC: FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 16, 1859. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. For Governor, HARRISON C. HOBART. For Lieut. Governor, ALEXANDER S. PALMER. For Sect/ of State, ALVIN B. ALDEN. For Treasurer, LION SILVERMAN. For AtCy General, S AHULL CRAWFORD. Bank C mptrolhr, JOEL C. SQUIRES. State Ft ison Corn r, HENRY C. FLECK. Srp't Pullic Instruction, LYMAN C. DRAPER. Election, Tuesday, November H, j i


ocr: -\E%V PUILK \Tlo\s. THE ENTERPRISING PCriUSHER Gr. Gr. EVANS. No. 436, Chestnut St. „ . PHILADELPHIA, Has just added to his extensive lint, >'.e follow inguew Books: THE LIFE OF COL. DAVID CHOCK FTP,


ocr: Manitowoc, Aug. 12, 185 V 5-Iy O. 11. PLATT. General Dealer in all kinds of MERCHANDISE LUMBER, SHINGLES, and PRODUCE! AND For CASH, or the bOTC v Cau be bought of him at the Lowest Market Price DRY GOODS. ; GROCERIES, BOOTS & SHOES CSOTHING, CROC HER Y, HARD WARE , PORK, FLOUR, FEED, IRON, SIOVES, HA T ANARUS% GRAIN, WAGONS ; TEAMS, <tc., <tc. ALSO, A LARGE AMOUNT OF f* Pine and Farming LANDS IX MAXI TO WOC ek CALUMET COUNTIES, ON REASONABLE TERMS, O. 11. PLATT. Manitowoc, 1850. G(h Annual Announcement!


ocr: UNCLE TOM. Has opened a Fashionable Shaving and Hair Dressing SAXjOOJSTi IN the National Hotel, where he will always be in readiness to wait on all who may favor him with theif patronage. N. 13.—Particular retention paid to cutting Ladie’s and Children’s hair, in the latest and most fashionable styles. nd-tf. THOMAS ANDERSON.


ocr: Livery & Boarding Stable. 'pHE Li VERY BUSINESS, of tbe Kite firm of J. Glover & McCallistkk, will in future be conducted at the old stand by the undersigned. Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future will be with direct reference to deserving a con tinuance of the same. R. E GLOVER. Manitowoc, July Bth, >839.


ocr: Wines, Liquors, & Cigars! THF. undersigned bege leave to call the atten tion of Dealers in all sections of the coun try, to his will assorted, and extensive sorts of nrandles, Wines A, Whiskies, consisting of all the popular brands of French and Domestic ft randies, Bourbon, Monoiojahela, Irish, Sc itch and com mon Whiskies. All of whieh he will sell at greatly reduced rates. £ W * Also a splendid article of qHK* HA VANNA CIGARS. At Wholesale or Retail. nl-t£ THO’S F. IIOTE. CLIPPER CITY FLOURING MILLS! HIGHEST MkREST PRICE Paid in CASH for Wheat, RYE AND CORN. GEORGE DWYER respectfully informs the citizens of Manitowoc and adjoining coun ties. that his Mills, situated on Commercial St., Manitowoc, west of Goodnou’s Store, are now in the bent condition, and he is ready to do CUSTOM W ORK on the shortest notice, and warrants as good work as my mills west of New York. A Large Quantity of Flour, constantly kept on hand, and sold at Chicago price*. The patronage of the public i* respectfully so licited GEORGE DWYER. Manitowoc, July, 1R69. nl-tf.


ocr: DZIUa STORE AND PA TEST MEDICINE DEP 0 T —or — ADOLPH WITTMMA, Franklin St , next door to the Post MANITOWOC, . . . WIS. THIS establishment will always contain all varieties of Medicine usually kept in a Store, together with Paints, Oils, Varnish, Al cohol, Spirits of Turpentine, Wines and for Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles, Soap and Perfumery, Blank Books and Station ery, Cainphene, Fluid and Funfine, and all other articles belonging to this line. Proscriptions carefully put up both day and night time, nl tf,


ocr: UNCLE TOM Has opened a Fashionable Shaving and Hair SALOON, IN the National Hotel, where he will always be in readiaiss to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage. N. B.—Funicular attention paid to cutting Ladie’s and Children’s hair, in the latest and most fashionable styles. n3-tf. THOMAS ANDERSON.


ocr: treat Excitement!! —AT— NEW GOODS!! lAM eonitentiy receiving from the Bast and 3owtb, any quantity of NEW goods: GROCERIES, PROVISIONS! CROCKERY, HARD-WARE BOOTS & S , <io., all ef which I will sell as iULIP r<HI CAHI as aay oetabliahmeat in the West, wad Will si change #n liberal terms for FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay when required, and will buy LUMBER, SHIERLES, and in fact everything that the people of Mani towoc and adjoining counties have to sell in this market. I can convince all of the treth of the above statement, by calling at the old stand ON YORK STREET, jy And farther, in no case will I deviate from the CASH on KKADY PA Y SYSTEM. ni-tf. B. H. RAND. FURNITURE ROOM! 3XT • FENTON,


ocr: Ho! for the Gold Diggings!! NOT Plk.es peak., PS. ATM’S* From and after this date I will pay dZ* c a S|gf 6 M IB u For any amount *f SHINGLES,LUMBER, Fruit and Produce, Offered al lair price*. M3F WANTED, j&t 100,000,000 Shingles, 5,000,000 Lumber, 1,000,000 Lath, 5,000 Barrels Fish. For CASH or Merchandise, at the option of the Seller. GOODS FOR CASH. I am, and shall be receiving every week, du ring the season, almost every article of Merchan dise required by the public, which I pledge my self to sell at prices for CASH, which cannot fail to suit the times, and the pockets of the people. A Cash Market, Is anew feature In Manitowoc, and I now pro pose to make one, by paying CASH (when re quired) for every article of produce or manufac ture, which may be offered at the Old Stand, Corner of 7th and Commercial Street*. GOODS AT WHOLESALE, To Dealers in the country, I would say That I can and will sell them for prices and on terms which can leave no in ducements to go


ocr: 3859. /ri-jtfcarwJS.a\M- * NORTH PIER. \ f I THE undersigned having leased the North i J. Pier from K. K. Jones, is prepared to do General For ward inn and Commission business, with promptnc sand despatch. , WOOD, PORK, FLOUR, BEEF AND OATS, constantly on hand. JOHNSTON k HODGES. REFER TO O. c. Drew. Chicago, Kellogg k Strong, Milwaukee, J. J. Tallmadge, “ nl-tf.


ocr: FURNITURE ROOM! KT FEKrTON, Keeps constantly on hand a ycneral as sortment of FUENITUEE! such as TABLE, S; BEDSTEADS , STA\DS A\D IH REALS, CAXE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, OF ALL KINDS. TE R M S—C A S 11. Office— Noxt tloor to PL ATTS STORE, on Commercial Street. Manitowoc, Aog 19th, ’ -■ r > 5-tf. TYARLKY’S Arabian Heave Remedv, for sale • MJhf m 1 <4f I. AJ. ROBIN.SON. For Suir.


ocr: AUCTI CIST I TUGS. BOHAN Has Opened an Auction Store IX THE PILOT BUILDING , Where he is selling off DRYGOODS. CLOTHING , CROCKER V, BOOTS <£• SHOES, YANKEE NOTIONS, Ate., &c., at prices, that will astonish the people of this vicinity. Give me a call. Arrival ot New Goods! THE SHIS( UIER respectfully in forms the citizens of Manitowoc county that he has just returned fiom New York with a large and extensive assortment of DRY GOODS! GROCERIES PROVISIONS, At c • iV c • which were purchased low, and will be sold Cheap for Cash! O l READY PAY. The store is full of GOOD GOODS. There is hardly room to tarn round. GOOD BARO A INS can he made by those who will call and pur chase. Remember that our motto is “Cash or Ready pay,” and that the establishment D loca ted on York street, west of the National Hotel 0. TORRTSON. Manitowoc, Oct S, 1359. 1 l-3m NATIONAL HOTEL Livery Stable! THE underlined keeps in connection with his llotc’, a first class hivery Stable, Where the best of Horses and Carriages can be found at all times with or without drivers. t'STPriccs reasonable. THO?;. WINDIATE Manitowoc, Jilt 20tth, 18ft9. r*9-Cf* STRAYED! Ip ROM the subscriber, r.bou' 'he ini idle of Am gust last, a light red COW, aiout 9 yeais old, She was lop-Lorced and carried a bell. She was also white on the baak, and bad white hind legs. Information can he given to TUOS. O BRIEN, Sec 15, in Die town of Maple Grove. October 1559, \*


ocr: TOWN AND COUNTRY. DEMOCRATIC TOH.V C II CCS. A Democratic Caucus for the town of Manitowoc will he held in the Court House, In the town of Manitowoc, on Friday Oct, 14/A at half past 7 o'clock, P. M , for the purpose of electing Six Delegates, to at tend the Democratic First Assembly Dis trict Convention, and the Democratic County Convention to he held on the 15th inat., according to the call. ADOLPH WHITMANN, Chairman of the Democratic Committee for the town of Manitowoc. MASS MEETING. All persons interested in the welfare of Mechanics and W orkingmen, are invited to attend a Mass Meeting to be held on Saturday next, at o’clock I'. M., in the Court House of this village. J. Crowley, Esq., will deliver an address on the occasion. Manitowoc, October 12th, 1859. CUAS. UOE-'ER, Sec. Apprentice Wanted. —A good, active, honest boy, about fifteen years of age, who will attend to his business, can have a good opportunity to learn the Print ing trade by applying at the Pilot office immediately.


ocr: LAKE SHORE BANK. MANITOWOC, WIS. Capital, $25,000. p I V and sell Exchange, Gold and Silver Coin I } and Uncurrent monev. Particular attention given to enlleeliou- - , anil proceeds promptly reraut and at cum 1 t r.tes of exchange. Interest paid speciil deposites. Draf? on all fordgn countries. nl-tf. G. W. AD IMS, Cashier.


ocr: *EW PUBLICATIOIN. THE ENTERPRISING PI.RUSiIPK a. a. bvans. No. 436, Chestnut St PHILADELPHIA. Has just added to hia extensive lint, the follow, ing new Books: the life of COL. DAVID CKOGKFTT,


ocr: v 1 - ■ Si. om; ikm.i. in, si. FUR THE WKEKLY WISCONSIN. THE SUBSCRIBER, in order to place the Wn’kl) WIM Oiixln within the reach of every farmer in the North Wear, will *end it to at v a.U‘C- 3 one year on receipt t f £I. post paid. t IT Any peraon et ling us |lO will receive eleven cq its for one year. T:;c FVl'Uonain is the largest family P*P*t* ■ S He, ia lepei t : • • ha- the fullest a; Imo t reliable tekgraplr p r i, a..d coi.ta.r,* (ft,)) week a review of the Doroci-tic ami f< reigi, niarkcle. Vfl DalD Hlm uhsfn, i mail . a try ilt.r oon at A o ciutk. at $6 per Tejr in . dvance; Tn-Weekly every other day, at i ] pr year in ad fate-*. WM. E. CRAMER Publisher. Jai 1, !' ' Milwaukee.


ocr: SM H i ll s. i?/~ Pf o-alt I.ftdpf, No. I! 0, I. O. G. TANARUS., mi ets * ry M ■ liy evening, nt 71 ncloek. at Odd I • Hall. Mer. bers of the Order are ear tu t'y i-.v iti 1 t attend, <>. L. Brown,W.C.T, IW Manlfonor Lodge, No. f.5, F A A. M.— K „ dar .Meetings at Odd Fellow's Hall, on the i-t a .1 Wc lues lays of each month, at 7 P.M.


ocr: UNCLE TOM Has opened a Fashionable Shaving and Hair Dressing 8A LOON, IN the National Hotel, where he will always be in readiness to wait on all who may favor him with their patronage. N. B.—Particular attention paid to cutting Ladies and Children’s hair, in the latest and most fashionable styles. r.U-tf. THOMAS ANDERSON.


ocr: Ho! for the Gold Diggings!! MOT Fils.es Peals., F&jmrs? From and after this date I will pay ®IZ2 c V’Bl. a s DBP-M! n 9 For any amour.t of SHINGLES, LUMBER, Fruit and Produce, Offered at fair prices. J£3T WANTED, 100,000,000 Shingles , 5,000,000 Lumber , 1,000,000 Lath , 5,000 Barrels Fish. For CASH or Merchandise, at the option of the Seller. GOODS FOR CASH. I am, and shall be receiving every week, du ring the season, almost every article of Merchan dise required by the public, which I pledge my self to sell at prices for CASH, which cannot fail to suit the times, and the pockets of the people. A Cash Market, Is anew feature in Manitowoe, and I now pro pose to make one, by paying C’ASIfl (when re quired) for every article of produce or manufac ture, which mar be offered at the Old Stand, Corner of 7 th and Commercial Streets. GOODS AT WHOLESALE, To Dealers in the country, I would say That I can and will sell them for prices and on terms which can leave no in ducements to go S3TElsewhere for their Stock.jffg Manitowoc, May Ist, 1859. nl-tf, 0. 11. PLATT. HARDWARE, STOVE, AND I HOIST STORE, OF BOUCIIEKDT & SMITH, YORK STREET, MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN. NATHERE may bo found, and is still receiving VV the n ost extensive -tock of HARDWARE ever brought to this maiket, consisting of stisisxjE,


ocr: FURNITURE ROOM! 3NT. I7I33\rTOKr. Keeps constantly on hand a general as sortment of FUIIISriTTJREI such as 711 A*/,/:.s; BEDSTE* 1 DS, STANDS A\D BIREAIS, CANE AND WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, OF ALL KINDS. tj: u m s—c ash. Office— Next door to PLATT’S STORE, on Commercial Street. Manitowoc, Aug. 10th, 1859. ."•tf. AMERICAN HOUSE, MANITOWOC, Vi IS., KARTLEI. Proprietor, rf'LTTS HOUSE haa been thoroughly refitted, L and improved,aod travelers willl find every t conventer cae, of* first class Hotel. Good and airv rooms, well furnished, ard police aitention will le furnished to those who favor a* with ihi ir patronage, BOARD, per dav, ;!—per Week, *2 Manitowoc, Aug; 12, 1*59. 5-1 y


ocr: Livery & Boarding Stable. THE El V ERI BL SIX ESS, of the late firm of Glover A McCallistkk, will ia future be conducted at the old stand by the undersigned. Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future will he with direct reference to deserving a con*, tlmiance of the same. K. E. GLOVER, Manitowoc, July Bth, 1830.


ocr: COWS. 1 HAVE for sale, 10 young Cows bt! *■ w * Gxlves. Also, 4 voke working Oxen. Nl-lf* *). H. H-ATT.


ocr: MANITOWOC: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 1559. DEMOCRATIC TICKET. lor Governor, IIA URLS ON c. HOBART. For Lieut. Governor, ALEXANDER S, FATHER. For Ste'y of Slate, ALVIN B. ALDLN. Fvr Treasurer, LION SILVERMAN. For All y General, fcAMLEL CRAWFORD. Bar h C< too/roller, JOEL C. SQUIRES. State Ft iton Com'r, HENRY C. FLECK. Suji't Public Instruction, LYMAN C. DRAPER. FOR CLI RK UF THE COURT, T. G. OLMSTEAD. i or Members i' Assembly. FIRST DISTRICT. EPII RANKIN. sF.ro -d ntmiu T. HENRY MULHOLLAND. .. - .• tion.’l uesday, \ovcnihcr S.


ocr: trial. Respectfully, A. A. HAYER, M. D. Assavor to tLe State of Massachusetts. * Western Agent. JOHN I). PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio. See advertisement, in another column of our paper.


ocr: Great Excitement!! —A T— JSiR. A jaitf • NEW GOODS!! i AM constantly receiving from the East and ! L South, any quantity of NEW goods: GROCERIES, PROVISIONS! CROCK Ell V, HARD-WARE BOOTS ct- SHOES, dv., all of which I will sell as CHEAP roil < VSBI as any establishment in the West, and will ex change on liberal terms (or FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE, and will pay CSEIZi SS§SI 3. when required, and will buy LUMBER, SJIIXGLES , and c., and in fact everything that the people of Mani t.iwoc and adjoining counties have to sell in this market. 1 can convince all of the truth of the above statement, by calling at the old stand ON YORK STREET, And further, in no case will I deviate from the CASH on READY PAY SYSTEM. nl-tf. E. H. RAND.


ocr: Wines, Liquors, & Cigars! rTMIE nndcrdgned begs leave to call the atten- J. tion of Dealers In all sections of the coun try, to his well assorted, and extensive sorts of Brandies, Wines A. Whiskies, consisting of all the popular brands of French and Domestic Brandies, Fourteen, Monontjahela, Irish, Scotch and com mon II hi skies. All of which he will sell at greatly reduced rates. AUo a sj Undid article of,£Sr3 //. 1 VANNACIGARS. At Wholesale or Retail, nl-tf. THO’S F. HOYE. a oahd