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I have always considered Advertisingliberally and long to be the great medium of in business, and the prelude to And I have made it an iuvartabIe'rale, tooto adver tise In the dullest times, a long expencuoe having taught me that money thtta Spent is well laid out; as Keeping my businesr constantly before the public has secured tne many sales I would otherwise have lost. S. Oibakd. ssassssamasaiasawawBSSSBSswasawagiBgawsa Single copies of the Times, neatlj put op in wrappers for mailing, can be obtained at thin office. Price 5 cents.

VOLUME I. NEENAH AND MENASHA, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1864. MMBER 32. JOB PRINTING all kinds neatly executed at the Tim office. Land Grants to T7iaconsin, Side Track to oar Water Power doable Local and General Intelligence.

JOB PRIDTlfJG, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1864. d. l. iuliderly; If CHVnCII DIRECTOBYa the quantity of wheat floured at Appleton. It will also largely increase the manufactories in wood- Let us build a Side Track this very summer.

It ought to be ready as soon as the cars reach Neenah from the Wolf. Menasha and Neenah have expended Fifty or Sixty Thousand Dollars to eon-struct the necessary Side Tracks from the III The telegraph reported on Saturday that the Minnesota Land Grant bill bad passed the Senate as it came from the House a-; mended. We are not certain on the point but our impression is that the Minnesota bill, as it is called, contains all of the extensive grants recently made by Congress to several States, Wisconsin inoiuded. Originally the bill contained a grant for Minnesota, from St. Pari to Lake Superior.

This was opposed by the Wisconsin Senators on the ground of its conflict with a grant already made to Wisconsin for a road Aad iDealer la' NEEN All'. 1st Presbyterian (O. 8.) Church BeT. H. B.

Thatkb, Pastor. Services at 10 a. and at 1 Vi p. m. Sabbath school at 12 m.

2d Presbyterian (N. 8.) Church Kev. James Bashett, Pastor. Servioes at 10)i a. m.

and at 1 p. m. Sabbath school at 12 m. Methodist Church Rev. C.

W. Bbooks, pastor. Services at 10 a. m. and at 7 p.

m. Sab bath school at 12 m. Patent and Proprietary Railroad to their VYatr Power, to accom-: odate their manufactories. The enterprise of the citisens enables the Wheat Buyers i to pay a higher price for grain than can I si-. TTarNewi, The latest official despatch from Sce'y Stanton, announces that Grant has pushed his columns to within seven miles of.

Richmond. There baa been no heavy fighting to accomplish this result, bat the best of strategy. Washington, May 31 10 p. m. 1 To Major General John A.

Dix: This department has received a dispatch from Gen. Grant, dated 6 o'clock this a. m. Warren holds a position within seven miles of Richmond. Skirmishing has occurred, bat oar losses are light.

E. M. Stanton, Secretary of War. We are requested to notice that Mr. E.

C. Jones, just home from Grant's army, will speak on Saturday evening in Neeeah, on the subject of the War. Let him have a full hearing. IN EVERY VARIETY. HAVING pew Press, new type and every thing new throughout, we are fully prepared to do all kinda of Book, Job and Fancy Printing, in the.

best manner and at rates as low from Hudson to Lake superior. The con ue paiu at any point on me luver or iaae flict, however, ws compromised by conces- south of that locality, increases manufac- PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, sions to Wisconsin additional grants. be afforded, in this section. Hi can All styles Qnack AdrertiMEnentfl. Mather tf Advertising Agents in New York and by the way, all newspaper advertisements of a doubtful charao-ter and intended to excite the attention of the prurient come from Mather send as an advertisement headed Terrible Disclosures! Secrets for the million! a Treatise on Man and Woman with thirty colored engravings? and request its insertion in the We shall not do it, gentlemen; it is against our conscience to prostitute the press to the base purpose of advertising such works as that of Dr.

Quack Hunter. It is only intended to deceive the youth whuse curiosity is excited by the advertisement, and is calculated for no moral good to any one. We never have aided in circulating these doubtful works, and God helping us, we never shall; should we be reduced to depend for patronage on this class of advertisements, the Times office will be for sale cheap. Why, we should as soon think of advertising a house of prostitution, and yet nearly all oar exchanges contain a notice of Dr. Hunters Vade Me-cum, which in the opinion of our bent med-ica practitioners, causes an increase of the very crime it pretends to aid in preventing Let the editors throughout the country do the cause of humanity a good by casting such notices from their columns.

and descriptions of Etc. tures, labor and the sale of goods very largely, and adds very materially to the demand for and the augmentation of all other kinds of business. i Visiting cards, Business cards, Ball tickets, Programmes, Pamphlets, Law Blanks, Checks, Circulars, Labels, Twters, Kill-heads, Let ter heads, Notes, MENASHA. M. E.

Church Rev. W. D. Ames, pastor; services at 10 a. m.

and at 6i p. Sabbath school at 12 m. Congregational Church Rev. H. A.

Mines, pastor: services at 10i a. m. and 6 p.m. Sabbath school 12 m. Prot.

Church Rev. S. Palme, pastor; services at 10 )i a. m. and 7 m.

Baptist Church Rev. Cooley, pastor; services 2 p. ra. Sabbath school 1p.m. 1st U.

Soc. of N. and M. Rev. Mr.

McNeal, Btstor; services 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. at Uhop's Hall, Menasha, on every 4th Sbbbath, commencing the 10th of January, 1864.

All Job Work CASH on Delivery. Window Glass, Paints and Oils, Varnish, and Brushes of ''v all kinds. Pure T7inei and XJquon' For Medicinal use. Special Notices. New Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Red nes receive particular attention.

ISLAND CITY CHAPTER, R. A. My Convocation 2d and fourth Wednesdays in each month, at Masonic Hall, Menasha. JOSEPH KEYES, II. P.

Geo. B. OooowiS, Secretary. 1 i-y d. l.

kimberlt; Neenah, Oct. '3. SAVE COST. Haying been called upon to exam-c the formula or recipe for the ve bitters, which have been given me by the inventor, I take pleas-re in stating to the public, that hey are well Known to the medical riifession as possessing properties rely tonic, and the combination is 1' calculated, and especially adap-d to that elans of diseases arising ma disordered condition of the atic functions, fr general de-rungement of the liver, so common PIIALON'S Ext. Kight Bloom Cereus.

fine perfume, the genuine, for sale at 1-31 iiUY LODGE, No. 98, F. A. M. meet at Masonic Hall, in Menasha, second and fourth Mondays of every month, at 8 TO all whom it may concern, Notice is hereby given, that all demands, either by Note or Book account, due me, must be paid before the 15th of June next, as they will be handed over to aJustieeof the peace for collection, after that date.

WM. KATZENSTEIN. Neenah, May 26th, 186i. 2t-32 EXT. White Pond Lily For sale at KIMBERLY'S Drug Store.

i p. m. Brothers take notice and govern themselves accordingly. GEO. B.

GOODWIN, M. C. B. Bachf.lder, Sec'y. AIRD'S Bloom of Youth for sale at- KIMBEllLY'S.

TAG AN 'S Magnolia Balm For" sale KANE LODGE, No. 61, A. M. tfineet at Masonic Hall in Keenah, on the first and third Mondays of each month, at 7 p. m.

II. H. WOOLEDOE, W. M. Another Lot OF those nice Cane Fish Poles, just received aud selling from 15 to 75 cents, at 32-lt PAGE'S KlJVlHKRuY a DrngPtore.

Painful Accident. A Child Drowned. Ou Monday as the little son of John Mitchel, of Menasha, was standing just ontside of the door of his Sash Factory that opens out upon the race, a heavy gust of wind slammed the door, throwing the child into, the water, where he was drowned, He was only 5 years old. His father did not discover bis disappearance, until noticing the door closed, went to open it, and saw his boy's bat floating on the water. Upon searching the body was found, bat life was extinct.

MENASHA DRUG BOOK STORE. i tiie iriou.4, districts of the west and youth. Th 'v C'i a larger proportion of tonic ingre-vliu than any other bitters that have been submitted to mo for chemical examination. I be--oak. for them a wide spread popularity, and cwrdially commend them to the public uae.

Very Respectfully. C. VV. URL) WAY, Analytical Chemist. t.

mRECT ROUTE TO CHICAGO ALL POINTS EAST. In i One of the bent of our local exchanges is the Courier. Moblet Davis deserve the support of every business man in Osb-kosh. ESTABLISHED mi. A.

E. BATES, as we have before stated, included in which was a grant of ten sections per mile for a road from Berlin to liayfield on Lake Superior. With these amendments in behaif of Wisconsin th bill passed from the Senate to the House, and came up their for final action on Tuesday night last. During its process through the House it was most extensively amended. Michigan, Iowa, and we are not sure but other States asked and got.

grants' for turnpikes and railroads to an extent almost: sufficient fq use up free lands set aside, ai was suppos ed, for the benefit of those who desire to settle and cultivate tliem. When the Wisconsin features of the bill was reached, Eidridge of the fourth district, moved that Fond du Lau and Doty's Island be added as points for the commencement of the road to Bayfield, the Legislature of the State to fix by law the place as between Berlin and the two points added. This amendment prevailed, and in this shape the bill passed th: House, and we presumo has also passed the Senate and is now a law. Our readers will then understand that as the iaw has finally passed, the grant for Bayfieid makes lier.in. Fond da Lac or Doty's Is i and, as the Legislature may hereafter determine, the point for tl.

commencement of such road. They will also understand that this amendment by the House bring in conflict important rival interests, and will be the occasion' of a struggle in the state, not entirely unlike the struggle which attended the disposal of the land grants made a few years ago. The amendment, of course, was not acceptable to all the Wisconsin delegation, but the House had become impatient by a long sitting, and the amendment wan hut ried through with little consideration, a quorum of members being present. It would not do to intercept and change it in the Senate, even had it been practiciible, for it is not likely, if returned to the House, it would have been touched agaia at this session, but would have failed entirely. This amendment was of course, chiefly in the interest of the Northwestern Road.

Had the bid remainedas originally passed, with Berlin as the starting point, the road would have been fixiul as a State institution. The next effort will be to manipu.ate the Legislature in making Fond du Lac, or more probah Doty' Island, as the starting point of the road, to the end that it may be made a mere extension of the Northwestern Koad. The most practicable and effective mode of bringing these schemers to nought, and securing for the State and Milwaukee all to which, by en. terprise thry may be en titled, is to construct the iong talked of air line to Fond du Lac, which' will make Milwaukee and the Lake Shoro so obviously, the route of this road from Bayfield that it connot be set aside or thwarted. With that road certain to be constructed, Fond-du Lao would easily be made the basis of this new line.

Without it, a most vigorous push will be made for Doty's Island, and we cannot 6ay with confidence that it will not suocsed. SenftW. in Probate. WINNEBAGO COUNTY COURT, IN the matter of the Estate of Samuel J. House deceased On reading and filiug the petition of Emma House, representing, among other things, that Samuel J.

House, late of Neenah, died on May 17, 1864, at said Neenah, Intestate, leaving real and personal Estate within this County; that the said petitioner is the widow of said deceased, and praying that administration of said Estate be granted to her and Ira Baird. It is ordered that said petition be heard before the Judge of this court on Monday, the 27th, day of June, A. D. 1864, at two o'clock. P.

M. at the his office in the city of Oshkosh, in said county, and it is further ordered that notice thereof be given to the heirs of said deceased and to all persons interested by publishing a copy of this order for three successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in the Itland City Time, a weekly newspaper printed and published in Neenah, in said county. Dated this 1st day of June, A. D. 1864.

J. B. HAMILTON, County Judge. A. BILLSTEIN, Will pay 2 cents per pound more for WOOL WHILE thanking the people of Menasha and vicinity for their very liberal pa trons ere durinur the Taat nine rear, befts leave to Trains Leave Neonate or KZenasha viz: 1X)R CHICAGO DIRECT at 9:27 A.

and 4:15 P. connecting at Chicago with-all Trains going Cast und South. Through Tickets to ail points East and South 1 1 1 A 1. i i. IE ik.t k.

la of .1. iitA Ot.nli W.J.iA show and sell Goods at fair prices, and solicits the i ii a Foa thi Island Citt Times. OUB BABY. A wellspring of pleasure." Two little eyes of sapphire hue, That shine with baby glee. 'Whene'er he's played some elan triok, On of on me.

A little tongue, that eeaseless plays Through all the waking day, And tells a ncore of baby lays, To pass the time away. Two tiny rows of smiling teeth, So fair, and pure, and white, In trying them on finger tips, lie seems to take delight. Two pretty, ruby, dewy lips, So fall and ripe, and sweet It seems, to press them in a kiss, But angel-lips are meet Two rounded cheeks, of rosy The suii has often kUeed If tou should Heal a bite, or two, It never would be missed. Two little, darling, perfect ears, (Like seashell pink to view), That catch a million thoughtless words, We never meant them to. Soft, smooth, shining hair, That almost white, would be, If 'twere not for the golden tinge Which we so love to see.

Two little, cunning, dimpled hands, As busy as oan be, In building up hU 'wee block house Foi Oraodmamma to see. Two little feet, that ever run On mischief errands moat, So we may know the 'baby hid' Whatever we have lost. His cunning, coaxing, baby ways, Lovi' beyond measure, Shall mWe 'our baby' evermore, 'A wellspring of Menasha, May, '64. A. M.

K. Official. Proceedings! of Village Board of Trustees. Tuesday Evenino, May 31st, 1864. Board of Trustees of Tillage of Neenah met pursuant to adjournment.

Present Ford, President, T. Trustees Smith, Doton, Maxwell, 1st Ward. Kurts 2d Ward. Proceedings of last meeting read and approved. Acount No.

7, Doton Loinis, ($7,32,) refei-rei to Finance Committee. Account No. 8 Kiuaberly, Accepted and order drawn on General fund for amount Account number 6, Wm Jones, ($35,14) Laid over. Accounts Nos. 9.

10 II $10,94, -Win Jones, were referred te Sidewalk Committee. Petition for sidewalk on west tide of Mill street from corner of Mill st and Wisconsin ave, to Columbia ave. Petition ordered granted. Petition for extending sidewalk on Sherry st, referred to sidewalk committee. Petition for sidewalk on south side of Franklin ave.

Petition granted. RetolreJ, By the Board of Trustees of the village of that a tax of $1,000 be raised for expense of village for current year. Moved and carried that the Board of Supervisors meet as a Board of equalisers on Monday the 6th day of June. Board adjourned two weeks. J.

N. STONE, Village Cltrk. Progressing. We learn from Mr. W.

Dunbar, one of the Civil Engineers on the route, and who has furnished ns with numerous items relative to the Waupacca Railroad, that the road is progressing, and its prospects favorable. This gentleman, with others has been for some days at Fremont, arranging the survey of the route at that point. There are some 40 hands constantly employed on the road, and as soon as the Stockholders meet in June, it is proposed to place a heavy force immediately on the work. orucrs oi cumomers, ooin oia auu new, ior any thing in the line of cc au npitrcuaseu hi me ucpoi omcc. Trains going North leave at 9:27 A.

M. ami 0:03 P. M. QKO. P.

STRONG, Agent. Drugs, Medicines, 1 I3oolcs and stationery. If Yff and 1VlnJou Paper, Paints. Glass, Dye Stnfis. BANK OF NEENAH.

neenah, wis. SHIELLS, Cashier. DAVID SMITH, President. 'YVTI-LL buy and eH liXClA AY72, "and do a' General Banking and Collecting 31-2t Than any other man in town. AND If.

OlL-linK-v. Collections made on all points iu the West, and oir day. of Payment, at current rates of I.Xch.i' go. Porii'g i Exchange on Great Britain, France, litTUiany, and all other parts of Europe. A full supply of Revenue stamps, always on hand, REFEIIENCE3.

AH of which will be sold at reasonable rates. and warranted to be as represented. 1000 AGENTS WANTED. THROUGHOUT THE UNION, TO SELL The Departure and Xanding of tho FIXiOKIMS. THESE two magnificent Steel Plate Engravings, (24x36) are now ready for delivery.

Catalogues of beautiful American, French aud English engravings sent free to Agents. Great inducements to energetic canvassers of both sexes. COSMOPOLITAN ART UNION AGENTS. Are informed that Sir Walter Scntt and hi co temporariet, beautifully engraved on steel, same site and mate picture to Skacpeare and At. PfavHicianu' lircf criptiona Cftrefullv compound ed, and put up under his personal superintend ence, at any nour or tne day ana trignt.

uenasba, uct. i-y A.E. BATES. IIuxtos do Chicago. 'Wironsin Marine and Fire Ins.

Co. Bank, lied-'Milwaukee Banker generally. 2-y DC S9 PEALEH IJf E. P. MARSH, friend, will be shortly ready aud their orders are NEENAII WIS.

respectrully solicited. Apply to 11 HOLBROOKE, Publisher, 18 2m 84 Nassau N. Y. pKALKR IN mm I -1 Ir. CHEMICALS, WATCHES.

CLOCKS! JEWELRY, Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles, OoXtl Pocket Cutlery, willo wark DOLLS AND T0Y3 of all kinds. FINE TOILET SOAPS, FINE NOTICE. THE Co-partnership heretofore doing the business of Milling In the Village of Neenah, under the firm, name and style of Davis Jones, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. R.

Davis is authorised to settle the affairs of the firm. JOHN R. DAVIS, EVAN T.JONES. Neenah, May 12th, 1864. 30-4w IOR PUDDINGS Corn Starch, Sago, Farina, and Tapioca for sale st 28 HULL'S.

FOR SOUPS Pearl Barley, Vermicilla and MaccaronL for sale cheap at 28 TM HULL'S. Wfi ALL ASH'S Milwaukee German Mustard The best ever used, for sale by 29 HULL. HAIR AND TOOTIl; DKVSJIES, Neenah and Menasha market. PERFUPERV, Trussed, Supporters tnd coamscTEO by hi. j.

pioctob. HV(iae Pricet for Flow and Wheat, white winter 1 30 (1 35 do red winter do spring .1 20gl 25 Corn 75(8 50 60 Flocb, white winter ....6 006 75 do red winter 00gS 50 do spring extra 5 0O 50 do superfine Corn Meal ....1 752 00 Shoulder JJTaces-, Pure Wines Xiquiofs, For medicinal purposes, I7L AX and Timothy Seed for sale at 21 HULL'S. ORANGES AND LEMONS Constantly on hand and for sale by TM HULL. Wii. Katzenstein has a notice in our columns of especial interest to his old customers.

Messrs. Kimberlt Babcock have greatlj improved their new store in Nee- nnh lately, and it now as finely fitted up as, any establishment of the kind in the west. A good thing, that Ford's block. Ml I Returned. We notice that E.

C. Jones, son of Woo. Jones of Neenah, and who was wounded in Tuesday's fight at Spottsylva-nia, has returned home on a short furlough. Mr. Jones was wounded in the right arm and also in the side, seriously, but bravely kept on fighting and was in at the bayonet charge that took the rebel works afterwards.

Ho is a member of Co. E. 6th Regiment and he says there are but eight of the original company left. Geo. Yerbeck, at the Post Office, keeps all the Periodicals of the day, Magazines, Newspapers, Dime Novels, Lc, and those in of anything in tho line of literary reading can be accomodated by giving George a call.

Madame Bishop has been treating our neighboring cities to 'gems of and having once heard this delightful can-tatrice, we know much we of the Island City have missed in not having her stop here. This is her last singing tour. Appropos of Bishop, who as well as her agent, assumes a 'delightful pomposity a friend relates the following: It is well known that only persons of rank in life are allowed to travel in Russia with four horses to their carriage. Several yeare ago, the Emperor, in one of his excursions, met a post-coach and four going, at a presto movement; be caused it to be stopped, and on inquiring found it contained Madame 11 and ber agent. They proceeded on their journey With two horses.

Madame Anna Bishop sung in Ap-pletonon Monday night in Oshkdsh on the Saturday previous. She would have made the Island City a visit, had. she not been informed that 'we didn't know how to keep a The Ohhkosh Courier records the death by Dipthoria of Mrs. II. L.

Moore, the Clairvoyant Physician of Appleton. The Courier says: Mrs. M. has, for the past year and a half been a constant visitor to our city, once every four weeks, and during that time, has made many warm friends by her urbanity of manner and the kind assistance rendered to the sick and afflicted. She had a large number of patients from ail parts of the county, and who looked to her coming onreamontb, as a matter of certainty.

But she is dead dead to the world, but liveth in the memory of all as a bright star, loved by all who knew her. A great accommodation would it be for the business men of Neenah had they a through mail made up for them at the Milwaukee I They could then procure the Sentinel on the morning of its publication. Wt re told that a well-signed petition to that effect addressed to the P. M. of Milwaukee would secure the desired result, and if it isn't worth that trouble to those who wish to secure early market reports, why let us plod on as hitherto.

Killed akd Wocnded Co. 1, 21st Regiment. A private letter to the editor of the Times, dated Reseca, Ga May 17, gives the following list of killed and wounded in the company from here in the 21 Regiment, under Capt. Smith: Killed Lewis Bell, F. Augustine.

Wotjkded Frederick Tippins, gunshot flesh wound in left ancle, slight; James Bradish, slight wound in right side; Geo. W. Spear, a severe flesh wound in left ur informant addatt VTe ooye are io the best of spirits, and fuller than ever with the determination to crush out rebs in Georgia 'and the surrounding countrr. There is ererj indication of another mov tttii u-- The Island City Times is of opinion that the railroad to Lake Superior proposed by the late land grant of Congress, which may start at Berlin, Fond du Lac or Doty's Inland, as the Legislature may determine, will certainly start from Doty's Island. This being so, it is further of the opinion that it will make the "Island City'' exactly what or where the Island City is located, we are not aware, as no such name is found in our nomenclature of cities in the State one of the largest cities in Wisconsin if not the West.

This is a pleasant anticipation which we trust may be realized. Milwaukee Sentinel. The Island City is the name adopted by Neenah and Menasha, two flourishing vil lages lying on either side of the Fox River, and separated by Doty's Island, which is to day being rapidly settled and is incorporated in our villages. Wo are at the head of Lake Winnebago; have railroad communications north to Green Bay and South to Chicago and the East; will soon have one Railroad from here to Bayfield on Lake Superior, and another to St. Paul, and if Manitowoc wakes up, still another to that, the principal eity of interest to as on Lake Michigan north of Chicago; we have a doxen or so of first class flouring Milis besides numerous other important Manufactories, the products of which are shipped East via Milwaukee -in a horn.

In short, the Island City is one of the localities of which Wisconsin can boast, and will continue to flourish, although our quiet friends of Milwaukee, and the Sentinel, which is a fair exponent of their illiberality, do not know 'what the Island City is -Is the Sentinel posted now The following good advice to fruit growers, was received too lato for insertion last week Appleton, May 23d, 1864. Ma. Editor Allow me to urge upon your patrons, as many of them as have set fruit trees this season, the need of thorough mulching, especially as the season is dry and the ground in not the best condition for setting. If you have not already done so pat a bushel of chip-manure, well rotted stable manure, or if you have nothing better, a thick coat of straw around each tree. The tree should be well watered before mulching, and occasionally afterwards if there is no rain.

I hare seen many trees in the past few days that had been watered freely and not mulched, and as the sun dried up the water the ground baked aa bard as a brick around the tree. No tree can grow in such a condition. A good coat of muleh preserves a uniform moisture around the roots, and keeps the soil loose and porous so that it readily imparts nourishment to the tree. If you have not yet trimmed yoar trees, do it now.l Leave not more than four or five limbs, and eat them back to within six or seven bade each of the body of the tree. Do vhot neglect your trees or, if you do, and they die, do not blame the nurserymen.

A. H. Hart. Thx Good axd thx Bad. tt is by con ATY utoek comprixes everything in the line iVl.

Jh WKLR TO Yi and YANKEE NOTIONS, A t.d is ae large as it is varied. Pewder and Shot Fla(-ks, Cotnbsof all kinds, Lead Pencils, Wallet, Port Monnaies ami Pursed, Cigar cares. Pins and Needles, Poeket Coittpasses, Scissors and shears, etc Repairing done Xtaily and Promptly. EQOKS. STATIfifflY.

PAPE The Manitowoc Pilot, of a late date, contains a sound article in regard to the policy of Manitowoc building a Railroad to Menasha, and. urges unity where discord has hitherto prevailed and prevented the consummation of that project. The following contains items of special importance te those whose duty it is to see to the building of a good Wagon road into Calumet and Manitowoc counties: Oar merchants know that the grain raised in Calumet county and in the western and northern portions of our own county now finds its best market at Menasha and Green Bay. With a railroad to Menasha connecting us with roads centreing at that point and the trade of the county watered by navigable rivers of two hundred miles in extent, Manitowoc would become the depot of the grain and entrepot of the trade of a large extent of country and 3,000 000 bushels of wheat might be ship-ped from this point directly to eastern markets, instead of receiving, as we do now 100,000 bushels, and shipping it in bags to Milwaukee, to be from thence transported in bulk to its final destination. Did we receive here the large quantity which a railroad would give us, we could pay mere than they could at Milwaukee, while with Fine Middlings Ton CO.

PROBATE WINNEBAGO IN Bran and Shorts 1520 Ton Retail Prices of flour and Grain: Photograph Album vv heat, white wiuter do red winter 1 3lg 35 .1 20(gl 25 .7 0vg7 50 .6 50 7 00 Burning Fluid, Kerosine Oil ampt do springy Flour, white winter do spring Prdsie. Oils, Varnishes, and. Dyo Stufls, COURT. IN the matter of the estate of I. Al Torrey, deceased, To all whom it may concern: Letters ef Administration on said estate having been issued to Lucinda I Torrey, on the 2d day of May A 1864, aud six months from and after said day being allowed and limited for creditors to present their claims for examination and allowance, notice is hereby given that the undersigned will on the 7th day of November A 1864, at his office in Oshkosh, receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of all persons against said deceased.

CORBKCTXD ST JIB. V. C. WHII1IB, Retail Price of Produce: Pens, Ink; Letter Paper. EnvdopW Physicians 9 66A 630 19 22 25(3 0 500 Prescriptions carcruiiy eompounueo, ana au orders correctly answered.

Goods warranted aa reoreMuted. 7-6m Dated this 5th day of May, 1864. Potatoes bu Whit beans If peek Sugar, brown do crushed and refined do Coffee, Java Coffee Vb Rio do Butter lb 75 75 20 30 60 50 20 14 35 J. i HAMILTON, County Judge. 2-4t A MENASHA 453 25 -For washing purposes, at HULL'S.

SAL SODA-28 Dried apples IP lb out the road, our merchants can only pay a price which is and wid ever be from ten peaches to fifteen cents below the Milwaukee. Me- to fifteen cents below the Milwaukee, Me 154 20 SP0UE ci HUB flottring--imitoe- 35 0 40 250 0 30 120 130 0 IS 000 0 15 090 9 10 MANUFACTORY. rincu cormn yr Turkish prunes, lb Mess pork fl Hams, sugar cured, doien Codfish, lb G. bank Mackerel Herring A. W.

PATTEN'S FLOURING MILL, 0 100 0 14 06 0 050 WEBSTER Sf 'LA W'SON, Proprietor: Wi. Neenah Salt bbl I'or llsl. Mle, Aats, lied Hitic, TOotli la fare, Woeljus, Iiisecls on Plants, Fowl, Anl-tuala, dec. ,4 r- 1 ut up io 26c, 60o, and $1,00 boxes. Bottles, and Flasks.

3 and $5 siies, for Hotkls, Pcsuo I- STITl'TIONS, Only infallible remedies known." Free from Poisons." Not dangerous to the Human Family," Rats come out of their boles to 1X7 Sold Wholesale in all large cities. E5-Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere. i i 03" I Bewark of all worthiest imitations K7" See that "CobtabV name Is on Box, Bottle and Flask, before vou buy.i d7 Address, TXEtlTCZ XL COdTAIL 07" Pbiscipal Depot 4S2 Bboadvart, N. Y. Sold by all Wholesale and KetaSl Druggists in Keenah and Menasha, Wis.

1 80 The best brands of Family Flour always on hand at wholesale and retail. 27-y Kerosene gallon Linseed oiL gallon Chickens, dressed, Lard 3 000 700 1 900 3 120 120 1 11 i i i Tallow ft THE Undersigned would inform the eitisens of the northwest that tbey are eonstantly i CORRECTED BV A. BlUSTSn. manuiaciuring. iu targe qoanuiic ior upMwu, or for small orders, the following articles, of 0 18(9 nasha, or Green Hay markets.

Had our farmers kept their wheat last fad over into the winter, they could have taken it on sleighs to Menasha and there obtained twenty cents per bushel more than they realised here, and while there could have obtained their winter' supplies cheaper than horeand loaded back with feed for cattle and horses required i this county, and at the ruling market prico here doubled on the cost. 1 The reason why the farmers of Man- itowoo and Calumet did not 'save their grain till winter and bring it to Menasha, is obvious. Aa a rale, the farmers in a new country are poor and cannot hold on to their grain till winter for high prices, and in this ease, although at the very time of sale the producer might have realised 8 to 12 cents more per bushel, they eould not reaeh us, and were obliged to sell in a poor market to their own and our rreat disadvantage. Make a note of STAR MILLS, R. M.

SCOTT, Dealer la FLOUR AND GRAIN. AJtnatka Hi. All shipping done directly from the Mill door. 4 'l-y- tt agou auu VNiwgi ctovai n. Dry Hides Green Hides Calf Skins Dry do Sheep Pelts 080 080 160 500 550 Wool C.

C. TOWNSEND, TCSTICE of the Peace, NoUry Pufllie, and ft Town Treasurer, JSeenah, ww. I -a jMttU-trtt9. JTriloe. i -f Gearing, -1 Ete All orders from abroad by mail will be attended to promptly, and au experience of eight years v.n r.

nu in marantec entire WINNEBAGO MILLS. CZ2XTXX tt PXSOCTOSL Page haa got his i OD A Fountain is full blast. cents per drink, or 3 for a quarter. 31-U trast that we best realise the difference between good and'eriL If any housewife who has been in the habit of using the i Chemical Saleratus should happen to get a paper of the counterfeit, she would then Neenah' 5 HVs. Best Family Flour on hand at all times, DRAPER AND TAILOR.

THE) Undersigned has opened a Shop In Men-ssha, opposite the Liberty Pole, where he has constantly on hand a fine assortment of Cassioeres, Garments made to order in Utest styles, and satisfaction guaranteed, J0UN B. EER, 29 Agent. satisfaction to all parties entrusting us with their To Invalids, Dyspeptics, GO. PAE fcae Jast veeetved a few fcaneU Carew's celebrated Detroit SUek Ale. warranted 7 years old-' Reeomaaeaded by all physi- aliU feeo, etc i "i st.

nmmu i eiaas for general debility. it. perhaps better tnan oeiore appreciate wi ralue of the former, and detest the ingraUs who are making and Tending the latter. The genuine is alwaye in ted papers. FOX RIVER MILLS.

oruers. We nee none but the best of material, and so fa? as Quality and finish are oneemed, we are no to be excelled 4 by any manufacturers la country. Highest Market Prico in Cash paid for Spokesr and White Oak an Hickory Logs none but. the best cnality W. K.

arOBt Jk CO. The Appleton Crescent of last week contains the following brace of items: CHECK LOST A CHECK drawn by W. B-Ford Co in fk-jf. vor of the andemgnad foe1 3t bae this day beea last between the Mills and the Bank. Notice rivea that payment same The subscriptions reported to the in.

Tlnrtmnt tfl ith 10-40 loan, KEZERTE HOPKINS, Surgeon Dentists, 0rkoh, Wis. OFFICE in Wright's Block, Dr. J. Keiertee will be in N'eenah on the 1st Tuesday and Wednesday, and in Menaaha on the 2d Tuesday The Neenah Waupaca Railroad, for the last week, amounted to $50,600. we are informed is progressing finely' is hereby The best ef Flour always on hand.

The t. :4 At ill Vhen this road is. completed, which it J0SUUI FLANDERS. eigne wvtn 'iive im.vs The total subscription pe are 1 t-r Menasha, Tlf, will be ia a ihrt time, it wUi wjUi a Neenah; Nay 31, isw. and Wednesday in fuk month, at residence of re r.

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