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, 1860-01-30

BRYANT, rELL & STATIONS COMMERCIAL CoL-
LEcx LxsrrEEs.--Tte next lecture in the rrgn-
lar course before this institution will liz elv'
c,cd ut the College Hall Tomorrow evening,
the ;lst inst by the llou. Hcnrr Eoo;1', l'in.
ciua1 and Professor Of tho Law School Of the
University Of Chicago. Subject: The Origin
Of Law, end its connection with human progress.
The Higher Law doctrine stated aud exan.
incd.''
Professor uooth is gentleman Of high char
ac.er, distinguished graduate Of Yale College,
und recently Professor in the New York State
and National Law School. Ills great learning
aul tlne attainments as general scholar, and
an ample guarantee that his effort tomorrow
evening will afford 4 rich entertainment.
These Lectures arc free to all. and hare been
generally attended by our best citizens. We
understand that the liar Of cur city will c"in-
,ltuent l'roC. Booth bs d general attendance.
4 SrGGrsr1ox IN rD1xT.--1n our issue Of yes
tcriuy VIC had occasion 10 notice the accident
on tile Cleveland, Columbus + Cincinnati i.
H.. at Il switch. We wish to add. by wav Of
calling tic attention Of the officers Of that and
other roads to "Mausdctd's Patent Switch
| House." heretofore noticed in our purcr
| wlicl, would preclude the possibility Of such
| accidcnts. And, in a circular we have seen,
| recommending that invention ue safety from
accidents ut switches, we recofect the natne
Of Mr.. 4. Stone, Jr., and S. Witt, Of CIeve
land. not unknown to the officers Of t'ts
Cleveland, Columbus { Cincinnati Company
aud we believe the agent Of the owner is nov
ut Adrian building "houscs" for the Michigan
Southern T. Northern Indiana Railroad. VI
recommend tie Company to send for him. l
this reaches the eye Of the agent, IL Il. Gid
tlincs, Esa., we would recommend him to cal
upou them, for tue public are interested il
having such guard for t heir safety On raj
roads, and 1nay hive something to say :tot
it in uction for damages III nowhere clst
Our Ohio friends must look to it. 1t is bein
extensively introduced lercaway-
.sz.p, and TX pc1 cen. to ssockh,ldcss,
AllhoI,e Of Fre and Marine Policies that hare e1F
In 1879 will p.case eu foz their sep any TING After tue
, Tuesday In February.
This scrip will te purchased By the undersigned Al
Tori p,1cc,, +. c. H1011KsoN l. CO., Aeent'.
No4, New Board Of Trade Building.
,,1.1a.eem South Water Size
, 1860-01-30
0FFICE OF OIL AND LAMP
~ EMPORIUM,
1qI. CLARK STREET, 12B
tEetweeu C1ast ard Madison Stso
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.

JANS1&t 13. ls19.
Tuscruytrs Ce1scAuLE-Srr7ed you Tght-ve are daily
n1trr % TOPS TO LsEps fnr put x' bought eh~,p
.. o:her places I'D s5t which esnake and emit
an onr Ne doas tc II cost. but GAtr4a .:nsl rrotf
cu.,anteelrs every Lamp IS represented.
a,1cr-Better turn caud:ee thA tic rk Ct the
rllsh. can't you rer~Ade Jour f:teE to Gil and see
our Ee1nsertlaupa burn7
ru,yA, -ou!tc .tshat. d. rot s1 Kerosene ttat
te.I ,v-tIa5y ia % Coat ou for Kerosene. sst;iSt
, 1860-01-30

\ FAns Pnoros111oS.-The City Railway
Company larc put down tie fares on State
street to forty tickets for ouc dollar. Two cents
and IL half is cheap enough.
, 1860-01-30

s1SGEn's SEEMING MACHINES make perfect
ncarapce on both sid<s 1 III. fabric tttra.
Light Family Machine" So; Letter 4
FamilS Machine" {newl SIS; mo. and ?
Tailoring Machine" SIS aud s105; 3" Interna-
tional," (ncw} Sll5. Hemmers IS each.
Machines for oil kinds OF Leather s<wing con-
stan.Iy on hand at Ct Lake street:
;yaj-lu1 4. ". Hams, 4gt.
, 1860-01-30

1AEE CLEAKaScg.-On Saturday. fhc schoon.
er J"':a was to bear for slleboygan with mis-
cel!ancous cargo. Among other things, she
tukes up stock Of printing paper for the news
,ianefs Of Northern Wisconsin,
, 1860-01-30

Acc,nsSrs.-Mrs ]. II. Wells had HARROW
escape from being RIA over by runaway horse
on Denrborn street, on Friday crening. .on
Saturday morning q mnn named Charles Chad
wick was knocked down and severely injured
Ly d RUNWAY team, near The Fond .lu Lac de-
pot On Friday little boy. one Of The pupils
at t L Public Schoul on South Clark street,
while plnyipg fell and broke his leg. ...A gen
ilemun nnmcd E. u. l.. Wicks, Ill, agent Of a
New Yo.'; mercantile house, was knocked down
en- State street by RUNAWAY team and badly
hurt.
, 1860-01-30

cFICKER'S THEATRE,
a'4- Million etree:, tstvr+n Sasss AID Dsa1.czn.
MONDAY EyEN1xG. Jan ssh. $50. and every night
his weef.
Ea+;emsrs IT the ee.eh.stel aetsrzs
MISS KIM Il LY,
i" hs :r:as sea'a'1oa pay which ha. met With sue<es
aaA notuety oncansd t:e apraJs -sasr sd WIT.
- ~ ao;1 F6ptt r1u1tit1 81. ste cay. K DlqS
ootiNEtAlLf. lis "a Eve Acts, as.t e.trcl
The Octoroon;
On, LIFE IN THE SOCTu.
Illustrative ef An:1s. star.cer Ar,..;caa Sem, asd
@'rt.t-a H7n:s.
lhs oe In tie Esta the l~I$-tsp 81 River ca
las u III rcEhe. ts1uy:t To Madam r., to
EtSo* nffhe ate Judge. TIE t'nie-wIufer Of 19so
The ucF'kUtI> Sl"iEsin r.lre a!sVn 10 TIE
eighth h. el "-ers The tAEG at QuatrMn hy wh!1s
Zoc, 1ae Dc:e:cnn.... -. ...,.. sfiss k,m}4tv y,
>tEp>r:rs!tY :.e s:ii1e c,apaay.
q Cha-asssI+tir sseaery By John ". vh5.al.
Parties rss= n.es l:nuln. r,Itroa. wish.
ink u ~line.s fhs s1trt ply. ftraet tia: pr
f1a1nes vi! e'nclu e In time E,y tr1 taxe t MI II
tFaiLs FOR h. ::-Gus fru Qu'.tv IT, H., Dixon Ar
Lire T. i: Gnc.xo + II. rk 1-ara Il. Il.
~ Sra:s e:n b.. sscu ed three d4ys l., uivance.
poes= o2ea 1: :: Curtain z.es It * o'c.eek rre.
c.4tsv. "
kr-Box ct1ec o7e1 n,m 70 o'c,ek l. ~ II! c'c:cct
uhFE >. ats elo % ~ecnt1 taftc dlTa IN aGvaac
Second tlnct. &c: }0W=r l1T.fe BoxtA - tffPes S.
I, G, SHERMAN TItasutte.
, 1860-01-30

r. c. l.. sGRfTE.s, 4d-<r.f.ins AGsae - D~u,t~.-a
!: az:hori=l to rrei=e AdrertsA<a<ats ami oil Il.
L:2d.17 PcrsTs Of The Srfta Hstf- !al-aA-y
, 1860-01-30

Tue FAEE LECTURE CoEnSE.-T1c next lee
,au1r OF the regular course before Sfoan's Com
sncscial College will be delivered By Andrew
shunan, Esq, Of the Daily Ereai"y journal,
on Tuesday evening, January 3lst. Subject
s.NeHsnsner Life"
, 1860-01-30
ANNUAL FESTIVAL
C{fccl<als<& Lodge,

4kx'Otlil1 IN N u AL FED klt AL
C{tcclals<& Lodge,
No. STA. F. i \. w. al tic FREMONT HOSE,
o. Thnssd>y Evsg. Feb. 0 AL. $3.50. D 1850.
.Hen><1< NJ thr fE'en''v ~ fetnestel 70 aprea-tn
"t Ma.oa. 1tcu+s 10 F. se It Of pro IL
lie { ..or
STMUB1c HY THE LiGifr GEAED DtSp-Ca
Fe,tiyit.es will cotntnen.e II hasEpas, 0 clock.
HONORARY MANAGs rs.
H. n 4. II. t;uck. q. IT.: Il. f. Sr Josa. liuEt q.
=; r. F. SIR J-nes V. T.. Elr+y. T.. &c; u: Nm.
Reuben TayIor. L. d. T.: w. .rhc u Ia,.: +. ~. ~ Fd~
war1 L lvts.N: r. btn I. Hr1d. H.; " Ana'tw Nj
.. ~: ": ttank = t;'ren. H.: y ). thMteh, u: y
hu.Err A. j. h. Il. H.: t. L. Stark :ahef. $50 -
q. LG.: T. Sirtieu.:e " Dxtt1ac. Cunt T. krphen
II " Il t.n IT,: Ii Il fsesses sses II am
II. lellLl, H.: w. Gilbert |. s1t3 H.: ". Fl p:aH Y.
coM.ilTTEEoF ARRANGEMENTS
". H. Fan, A.. r. 'ni'er, u Try cursis, Sah7n y.
Hazs. Anl'ni IT, Iecaes:, Edward Hamilton Jacob i.
COMMITTEE OF INVITATION.
Ammi II: E<nrt. Nt,* T. Al.lrr f;eo'ec II. s;ih<cn.
vi Linn I. Aut, L. r51:e. ritrr: Heny .;1se9.:aan'
dasd. Arthur r. Atkins. C!ar.s E. L1phan,
COMMITTEE OF kEcErT1oS.
WM, Tsan. t;eo. y. 1f,tns.. b. F. Wilson. 1tans~!
Can,~rnr. de- :. L.. !!nE:*uf. uscsSe " E'"u Henry
=. l;4nnry. ssnue! r Cndsraiii, T. I. Guiney. An's
S:.rc. alexander Gav:dt9n.
Ma.-h.' .Ecl,~n C.cr.Iart.
MASTERS GF CEREMONIES.
Sa.han ". !Iun:sy s1.s {. crrm.,. Vim. $tewsst. B.
F. rarryk. i.'t J. u. refk3s Set. r. Coc, Jot
II. Wnhxe. H. +. cr@er.
ty-T.cs-ls THREE DoL1.AES. 3, ~ o.,..ined of
tha copn,:' c Of Arrangements ard Il tfe Trr.nens
, 1860-01-30

DR1ED APPLE.Ss.-o5 Brls prime
eousne1o O3so APP''s iS9 South Tater sstee&a
, 1860-01-30
aud Wr. LtslcolIts

Cnt'AGo. Jan. 8. 1sGe.
<,h1r|<s l.. IIilsoa. Editor Chicago .'o"raat:
Enclosed ,s u copy Of II correspondence be-
tween Mr. Lincoln and oursclvcs-wiliy YOU pub
lisi' and obligc. n
Yours, W. II. NRoWN.
GEo. ". uo1E.
, 1860-01-30

"Ctrr HorEI."-We hare reduced our rates
for daY board to $3.50 per week, from late
r. Soxrns & Co.
Chicago, Jan. II, 1860. jal7-1m
, 1860-01-30

HITTER Observation-Disclosures Hastings went
down to Eridgcpott Oh Friday evening to arrest
Robert bowers Prisoner went up stairs. OIL
Ger waited below. Bowers let himself dowu by
q bcd-cord out OF :. back window, and put out.
Officer Hastings was much 'tput OUT
, 1860-01-30

George Sumner
VIII deliver l.m
SMITH LECTURE IN THE COURSE.
SruIKcr-"KCSStA."
xuLrt!rre Will f. mEcrce It ii nc'ock. T!cks.s for
tae q, /. WELLS, 1s5 Kan'loph sssse;, and At tho
D1Cr. .atsvblsl In
, 1860-01-30
30arDin9.

ROARDlNG--}soom AMI Board
"f = Ern.t'n Arl IT.; 10, cav GARD t. Two
s!r!e gent En- II. ii " a>ae v., c:raer Ut Hah.
I'm sfErkt. t1tNx,w
, 1860-01-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go to John Jones, II? Dearborn street
and ret your clothes cleaned aud repaired
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-01-30

kutt4ios Aecs 2%>
uux. A. i.,xcoLS-De;y Sir: Since public ut
+en,ion has been directed towards Mr. Judd ts
!, nrobablc candidate for Governor nj the ap-
proacaiug electan, complaints harc been made
against hin, whicl. ure lew Ia Us, and wh'ch "e
are surt,rised AZ the existence cf- AS yahf
unn,e aud Interests are connected with these
imputations, ne lirvc thought proper, rs ola
Wings, aud present Republicans, to inquire da'
rectjy Of yours c.g us II ti,e truth nf tf'en'-
Ia The election Of Scna.or ia 1854, ~hca Dir.
Truu,buil wns the successful candidate, VAS
t)cre uny unfu,ruess in the couduct 0, Mr.
Judd towards you, or anything blumeas'e On
lis rart:
during the canvass ef last rear did lie do his
xhnle duty towards you and the Republican
uarsyy Ii lie did not, how und in wlas way was
he reiniss:
DO you know Of anything unfair in his con-
duct towards yourself in any way:
Please ausncr us tnt,y aud distinctly, nnd II
Won desire it. no public use shall be mndc Of
ynur responses. :.
We have always lad entire confidence ln the
integrity ant, ability OF sr. Judd, and hate no1
doub I'd his fidelity 10 Ills duties aud obl'gat'o'
in public station.
Tleusc giyc It's sucl, information III relation Il
4tc,e inoui,ics as will be rsctul to us in our iu
fure conduct. Yours. 6c.,
4. - lirnnAHn,
". II. brown.
, 1860-01-30

FoR SAtE-The stock, fixtures aud good
paTiuc business at 10 State street-a.tissacto-
r. rossnns given for the sale. Apply ut once
iaes.St 4. il. Row, l.V State st.
, 1860-01-30

nE PAoL,-We would call attention to the
advertisement Of Dr. raoli, in another column.
lie llas entered upon, for him, a new branch Of
Industry, in which, VIC doubt nut, from bis well
known integrity and fair integrity and lair deal
ins, he will give all who may deal with him the
utmost satisfaction.
, 1860-01-30

"ANTED-A Gentleman wishes
bca.d in pr.va:e fully ~he:. tier. is no oheF
boar.ers Moth Side rrstsred. Acdcs1 boz s,7 r.st
t1Hfe, stating location End tefJ,E. 1aN}ffw
, 1860-01-30

This Institution was organized anal incorpora-
ted Sept. 9Th, 1854, and though the youngest of
o,sr educational institutions, it is By no lncans
Of tue least importance. Its members comprise
the most prominent pharmaceutists Ut ibis clty.
TIE objects Of which are 10 advance the nrt Of
Pharmacy. and the collateral sciences, such as
Chemistry, Materia Medica, botany, &C.; to cs-
tablish on just principles the relations existing
between Apot1,ecaries, Druggists. Physicians,
:nd the public, aud to improve the members.
their assistants aud apprentices, by the culsiva-
tion aud diffusion of Scientific knowledge
The first annual course Of lectures is uow BE-
inc delivered, and tie nnmb1r Of students in at
tendance is thirtr-6ve. The school is in as
flourishins condition as could possibly be es:
prctcd at this time. The Faculty is composed OF
J.y. z. 81: ney. u. T.. rrofessus Ct Chemistry.
F. $calmnn. y. ~ iE.ft>.o Of Pharmacy;
John II. Kauch II. D.. Professor Of NaseEA Net.cA.
, 1860-01-30

boat!eEs Moth SIDE rtr{Eried- ACd.tl bQ1 sal. st
Oate stating location ind terus. ja3aI1w
WANTED-A Competent Person
totak. charge Of ,t!lety ~ foreta,n TIE te.t
references acl proo;a Of apcty qu 1si Fer particulars
apply ~ u WA Ill >UN~. IsS So. Nats-At. ia1x1w
ITO RENT-1'he three story brick
i dwelling No. l.: street, hsf block West Of CI.k
.tzeet lorseFs:!way will te rerted !ow to responsible
t.asit The house n.w!1 painted AID papssr
and supplied With Matef ard kas Apply to VM. GAIL
h1E. N. L!ads Block. Rat.olph street bs1s:se.
fe.h5'6c1
THO RENT-A Comfortable Brick
tcn-uect, containing .oons, neeool h5nr. cl9 LaAe
street. heEt no1th- Fn4se-4s1 February 1st Ap
plyto ALEX. NHl re-. II -sW.shlreton. II. js'0 n1sss
ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Nv wife. Mr.. Ue:kf:he lacobfoa. has !elt My hovsc
and hoan ftb! aDy tasa .r:nx trusting bcs
ny &C eunt for WI! cot be ct.pcnsi!e for rtr debts
t1a1x4: rEDEh JACU1StfE.
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n
= : a : ! : ia = ! n = 'Iie
-, 10y ~ '.0 Pe''nahe"' cure u
. 80 ie'e' anu a5ue. avn .
''"' a. ''''1''ou' diseases inc'@eh'
rs mae
" >1ii''s'is ; asae oaisam has never
pss" A"o"n 70 i'li where the directions
-" s'''o''s 'o''o"ed'
~ CH''S'i7 asue oaisam IS purely
'a''e compound containing neither
AIstLIc, I4lnlle, StryChnlne or any{hing
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IgW We have communication from
!" L. :. T. the author of matrimonial
advertisement which appeared in the Pr
70. few weeks since, but owing to press
Of other matter We are obliged to defer is
publication until next week. We exceed
in y regret Icing thus obliged to Slight
or fair correspondent by this postpone
meHt, but the late hour at which We re-
celved her communication must be our
excuse. We feel proud that the fair VII
ter has chosen our humble sheet as the
medium Of her introduction to the read
ing public.
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LAWRENCE REID.
Prof. Of Chemistry


SEWING MAcmSEs-It is the aim Of
The Chicago Sewing Machine Co, to fur
ni~h the community with a class Of the
most simple, practical and reliable ma
chimes in the West, for all the purposes Of
family sewing. Our machines are reduced
ia price, 50 that all families can afford to
use them. They embrace a number Of
patents with all the late improvements, at
prices varying from s25 to SIS; the lower
priced ones are especially adapted to fam
lily use, the latter Tor ta.Ior,' and manufac-
turers' purposes. To agents wishing to
supply certain districts, we offer special
inducements. On receipt Of SO, we vii
send fist class double threaded machine
Address G. A. COOK,
52w. Agent Chicago
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TT We have been requested to publish
Q report Of Mr.. b. 3. CuRRr, the Bible
gent for this county, from which it ap-
'ars that he has visited 223 families on
e North side Of the river, in this vii
e, Of which 43 were destitute Of the
ole 259 on the South side, and 50 des-
Gle; 1900 outside Of village, and 703
.stiiu,e; making total Of 1882 faui-
: visited, SD Of whom were destitute
the Bible, Mr.. CrnRr vas employed
10 Jays IN tie work, and has canvassed
cry town in the county except Two
yss.
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Every Family Wants a
s ewing Machine.
Double Threaded.I
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS

SEND IN YOUR ORDERS!
Prices No. !, $25,. No. 9.
$50; No. 3, S35. Manutac-
turing Nrchjnes, S35 to $40.
Family .Sewing Machines-
Manufactured and sold at wholesale and retail,
| at pricet within the reach Of overy family. and
adapted to all kinds Of coarse aud fine work :
| Agencies wanted in all ceunties tbrouphout the
Northwestern States, by
| CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
fan'alg Sewing Machines-
Which have the highest testimonials and COR
tihcatos in their favor from families and tina nnh
| lie press They will run backward or forward.
making smooth and elastic stitch on all kinda
| Of fabric, By
| CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
| Family Scuing machines-
Our machines run with a rubber friction .,Lcsr
| dolng away with the stretching and apnoyancs
OF oeIt or banda deSideratnm which has long
been sou0ht FOR. Our machinesdhave a stra;gh.
ne edle and gnard to prevent breaking. thus
requiring not more than one needle in six msn,bs
common use. Made by
CHICAGO SEWtEG MACHINE M
Family Sewjng Machincs-
50 simple in their construction that q child ..
Twelve years can work them with case W.
warrant the seem secure though every third
stltch be cut; they,make 9G stitches per ircb-
stronger ana handsomer than any sewing done
BY hand Sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
family Seeing Machines-
1hat VIII Hem, Stitch, Fell, Gather, Emb-oi
oef anu make Two different stitches on the ssms
machine embodying all the improvements ~
the age at prices varying from 25S to sl0o
each, made and sold by
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE ~
Fane'ty Soaring Nochines.-
Our machines arv used throughout thu oo,,-
Try, giving satisfaction TO all who use them and
are, undoubtedly, the most econc frical he's,
maze and cheapest in use. person thorough
y ACQUAINTED with the operation and construc
uon OF all kinds Of sewing machines will ALWAYS
De N Gstencendsnce, and ready to serve all VII,
may "Ish Tor information il regard to our ma.
chimes, at
CHICAGO SEWING MACHINE co.
Family Sewinq Machines-
We will furnish circulars with fplI and ar,I;-
GU directions for using, also explaining ,bejr
mechanical conct ucton and giving the most
Satisfactory evidence Of their superiority in ma.
ny respects over all other family machines.
PATENT UNIVERSAL HEM
MER!,!
we have the Universal Hemmers adapted to
all kinds of Machines. Price Five Doll,rs r.
VIII 10 sent by mail to any one on aeceipt of the
above. y '"o
Hotlce 10 Agents!- We ofer a lib
fTdE discount to parties wishing a, A..
right Of sale Of our Machines. With small in
Vestment OF capital pr, ftable business can be
readhy established All sales to agents, with
discount, must be invariably for cash.
\. b.-our machines all stand on table, and
are worked by .readls.
"a On remittance of rs dollars we will send
10 machine, per return OF e1prcsr Address
G. A. COOK,
Agent Sewing Machine Co.
Office ia Lake street, up stairs, Chic o
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eireu!t Coult, MAElt0W0c CCunty.

= :" go Summons for money de-
wnIiam , 9. Chase. nnand on contract
V7ITE State Of Wisconsin, to William c. Chase
L. You are bereo Summoned and require to
answer the complaint in this action, and serve
copy ot your answer to the said complaint on
tue subscribers At their off ce, Nos. and ., VI r
tins Block in the city Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service hereof, exe
elusive ct the day OF such service and if you
fail TO answer the said complaint within the time
afore aid, the plaintiff IN this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum of seven
hundred and eight dollars with interest from Il e
18th day of October, 1859, on one hundred and
eight dollars Of said sum, at six per cent and
on six hun3red d,lars of said sum at six per
cent from the 18th day of January 4, D. 1860,
besides the cost Of this action Witness the
Hon. David Taylor, Judge Of aid court, OF Man.
.toHoc county, 1h.- 81 day OF July, $50
SMALL & CAGSWELL,
Plaintiff 5 Attorneys.
The complaint in this action was fled IN the
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF Mani
tOwoc County, July 18th, 1850.
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IMsT WARD PcHLte ScuooL.-The
inner term VI the First Ward Pubic
IDOL closed o. Friday last, FIR ! vacation
.Aree ve.ns. An elimination AID
-rr.-rs y ronFosi..oa and aelana i'm
'a.g il tie Afternoon, which passed
u manner which reflected horor ~
the pupils and credit upon their in
motors, Nessrs. ElDRDGE and Can
dHr Mr. WM T. ELDarpGE, the prin
pal, is a competent and experienced
lcA.r, and the rapidIty with which tia
.liIs Under his charge haze improved
ring the term just closed, j. a far.e,irg
dorsement # tho manner in which Lc
) discharged Iii, duties.
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BODY ForsD.-Mr 6, y. WooDIy in
forms u Ia. he body Of a man. name
unknown, =" as found on tie beach. partly
buried in the SAID, sLor; distance below
Two Rivers. lie vas apparently between
twenty aud twenty five years of age, had
on blue flannel shirt and oyer-als, and
was probably lost overheard from some
passing vessel. a Coroaer's inquest was
held before \. c. BILLINGS, Esq, on We'd
nesdaE; the verdict Of the jury we have
not learned
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FmE u ScHlE~wIG-TuaEE CnILDREN
F>ED 10 DEAru.-From the TriJunc
Tuesday We learn that the house Of
sANK SINNoT, il the town Of Schle,wig,
this county caught Gre on Saturday
it and VS. burned % the ground with
/ It's contents. Three children. aged
IspectiysIy one, three and iye years, were
one in the house, and persisted in the
',mes. The asonjzed father was At work
short distance of, and saw the fire but
few minutes after the children had been
& alone ; but all attempts to enter the
use were unayaiiing lis hands were
|rribly burned attempting 70 tear of.
ne Of the boards from the house, and lie
IS compelled 70 abandon his efforts. 4
w charred bones was all al that could
found Of the children after the house
As consumed.
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HOME INSURANCE CO..
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Surplus, over
S1,OOO 900.

TIVE undersigned having been appointnd
L Agent Of this we'll known, v, athy and re-
liable Company, is fully prepared to insure all
Kinds Of insurabla property, at he lowest rates.
Detached dwellings,, either in village or
country, will be taken on better terms than
any mutual company, and all losses paid in cash
down.
This Company also takes Maine Risks on the
most favorable terms. Merchants are requested
70 call and learn the advantages n nsuri their
goods against fire or the dangers Of navigation,
with this Company.
TRUE N. BAILEY, Agent,
oGce wit Nm u. Nichols, Esq
Il. = DCRAND, State Agent Racine Ally
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-08-17

The WAEKER House, -NIrqukee.-W4
are pleased t, see that our old friend, A.
G, BaNrLY-Ia.e Of Oshho-h-bas moved
to Milwaukee, and leased the Walker
House which lie Las newly furnished
throughout, Mr. BE>TLY is an expert
ence4 landlord, AMI !" knows how to keep
a hotel ! and We take great pleasure in
Recommending tile Walker House 10 all
the travelling pubic, and our friends and
readers in particular,-conGdent that un-
Ter the management Of Mr. BExTLY it will
be equal to any hotel in tie West, aad
that the charges will be reasonable.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-08-17

Or PARE.-our Tank j. beautiful
nee in which to stroll on moonlight eve
|ogs, aud j. fist becoming a popular
omenade On Sunday evening. il the
nth western corner. We noticed three
ntlemen musing on tie beauties Of Ma
ire for nearly As many hours no doubt
|ey enjoyed themselves, ard we venture
J. opinion that the hal.ourl" aysocia
% II that evening are still fresh in their
|emories.
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grow regular carrier boy is absent
in the country tits week, and mistakes
may occur in the distribution Of the plot
If any Of our village subscribers fail to
receive their paper they viii confer a
favor b ,e.a,r { word a. tbs Office.