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En- Probate.

IN READING and Filing the petition Of An
~ ton koppel, Guardian of said minor of the
town of Manitowoc in the county of Mantowoc
and state of Wisconsin, representing among
other things that he the said ward is seized of
certain real estate in this county and that it is
necessary that the same should be sold, and
praying for license to sell the same; and it ap-
pearing to the Court from said petition that it is
necessary to the said minor to sell said real ess
tate, 1t is Ordered and directed that the rext OF
kin to said ward and all persons Interested in
said estate appear bcfJre me at my Office in the
village Of Nanitowoc on the Goth dav of March
A D 1868 at 10 O'Clock a. n. then and there
to show cansc why license should not be grant
ed fer the sale of said real estate according to
the PRAYER of said petition. And it is further
Ordered that notica of said application and
hearing oe given by publishing copy of this or
der for three successive weeks, once in each
week, in the Manitowoc Pilot, a newspaper
printed in said county, prior to said hearing.
HENRY 5. PiBRPoNT, County Judge.
Dated F-hruarv % 1852
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ClrtnL, Cenrt-,isnitnmsa cnn,Ir

J'cob Ualyerson, Plaintiff, against Gideon b
Collins, Berj min Wellington and Henri "
Wellington, Defendants. The State of Wi.cnn.
Fin IN tile defendant Henry w. Wellington
NOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED IN
answer the complaint in this action which
Is filed in the office of the CLERK of said Court
at hanitowoc, copy OF which is herewith ser.
sed upon you - NAL, and to serve a copy Of
Your answer to said complaint on the subscriber
ms Office 10 bis dwelling house, in the village
OF Msn!owoc in said county. within twenty ds9s
after the service of this summons on Won excl,,.
awe Of the day Of such service; AID if Won fail
20 answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will apply
so the Court for ihe relief demanded in the com.
plant Dated January 20, ls63.
go. REED. ATTY for Prf.
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Notice,

The annual meeting of the Stockholders Of tbe
Nani'owoc, Two Rivers, and Mishicott PIank
Road Company will be held on Monday. the ODD
day OF June, A. D. 1868, at O'Clock p. NJ at
the office of Charles kuehn & Co., at Manitowoc
Tor the purpose OF electing officers of the Com
pany for the ensuing wear.
HARLES KUEHN, President.
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tSs.2TiTS Saso

State Of Wisconsin. Manitowoc County
Circuit Court. Andrew FlistcLe ag'st Charles
LuetZa
10y VIRTUE OF Judgment of Foreclosure
- and Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in
and for the county Of Manitowoc, State of Wis,
consja, at the General Term Of said Court held
at the village and county Of Manitowoc in the
abovetcntitlcd action on the first day of No.
vcmber 4. D. 1862, | VII sell at public veDdpe
10 the highest bidder at the Court House in the
village Of Manit0woc, on the eleventh day of
April A. d. SOB at three O'Clock in the afters
noon OF that day, the following described prop
erty Or Sd much thereof as will laise the amonnt
OF SAID Judgment and costs to wit The south
east quarter Of the south east quarter of Section
no. four f in Township no. twenty %
north OF Range no. twenty one FL in the
county of Manitowoc and State Of Wisconsin.
together with the apPurteHances thereto be-
longing. Dated Sherff's Office, Manitowoc,
Wisconsin, January 10, 1853.
IRA P. SMITH, Sheriff
BY FRED. BoECHERDr, Deputy Sheriff.
WM. II. NICHOLS Pftf's Atty.
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ADDLPxH VTgTTFlAyy.
EO lssy old Customers,

VIE Undersigned informs his friends and
L former customers that he has retired from
business for the present, and is now waiting to
close up lis affairs. He therefore hopes that
those indebted to him will be prompt in making
payments, As he wishes to have his accounts set.
ied by the 18th of ay. He trusts that those
he las favored heretofore will now do him like
kindness as it is absolutely necessary that his
BOOKS should be balanced by that time
=, j. A. kAHLER.
Manitowoc, April ID. 1863
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\ Office is hereby given, that the partner
~ ship heretofore existing under the name
I'D style Of WINDIATE & JONES. Is this dqv
dissolved by mutual consent The Livery Bus
mess viii be conducted as heretofore BY TUO2
"lNDlATE, and all persons owing the late firm
IRE requested to make immediate payment to
aim. THOMAS WINDIATE.
JOHN JONES.
Aanitovoc, April 2, loea.
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NOTICE..

WE are now prepared to issue Passage Tick.
w cts from European Ports named below to
Naritowoc. Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, At following-named rates-payable in Pa
per money:
London to New York city-Adults, s25
Children under IL years of age, IA
Liverpool to New York city-Adults, 90
Children under ~, 1c
New York to Manitowoc by Railroads.&c.,
ond class, *
Children, half price.
:. T. C. SHOVE & BBO.
Aanitowoc, Wis, Feb. 10, 1868.
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SssGTiea'S Sale

State Of Wisconsln -Manitowoc County Cir.
cuit Court. Hugo Luebbcr against Henry F.
Dchiz and Helen Bclitz.
DY Virtue Of Judgment of Foreclosure and
ID Sale rendered by the Circuit Court in and
for the Fourth Judicial Circuit ct the State of
Wisconsin, at Special Term of said Court, held
at tae Court Nouse in the city OF SheboYgan, in
the above entitled action on the 18th day OF
January, A. D. 1868 l will sell at Public Ven,
due to the highest bidder, at the Court House
in the village OF Manitowoc, on Monday, the 9Th
day of July, A. D. 1868, at II o'clock NJ OF
said day, the following described property or a.
much thereof will raise the amount of said
judgment and costs, to>wit; All that certai n
parcel tland situated in the county of Manito>
woe in the State of Wisconsin. known and de
scIioe1 rs tie north east q1arter of the south
eat quarter Of s, c'ion no. thirty 600, in Town
ship no. seventeen %, north of Range number
twenty one t2D east, together with the appur-
tenances thereto longing. Dated Sacriii 3
Clicc, Manitowoc, Wis. Arrii 81, 1sG3.
IRA Z. SMITH, Sheriff
BY FRED. EoEcHERDr, Deputy Sheriff.
3. WILLIAMS, PIt'lf's Atty
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Taken GD,

BY the subscriber, about three weeka eoo
white and black SOW, with litter of saye,,
pigs about three weeks old. TIE owner il 70.
qnested to prove property. pay charges. and ta(s
her away. MILES Ncu.uoT X
AanisoEoc, June II, 1863,
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~ reading and fling an instrument in wri-
- ting, pnrportirg to be the last will and
testament of Frederick Marx, late of the CITY Of
New York, State Of New York, deceased and
also the accompanying petition of Henry Nacht-
well OF the town OF Gibson Manitowoc county.
State Of Wisconsin,, representing among other
things that the said Frederick Marx lately died
at sid city of New York in the State of New
York; that said instrument is the last will and
testament OF said deceased, and ihat he, the said
petitioner, is the idehtio.! Henry Nachtweij
named and ~ inted in and ~ y, ne ,aiu last
will and testament executor thereof, anG prayng
that day he appointed for hearing the proofs Of
said last will and testament; 1t is Ordered
That the proofs OF said Instrument be heard be.
fore the Judge of this Court on Monday, the
18th day of April, D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A
H., at the Court House in the villsge OF Mani
towoc; And it is further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given to all persons interested
by publishing copy OF this order for three
weeks successfully, prior to said day of hear,
ing in the ManitOwoc Pilot, weekly newspaper
printed at Manitowoc. Wisconsin.
II s PIERPONT, County Judge.
Dated March 7. 1868
GEO. y. WooDIS, ATTY for Petitioner.
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THE WEEKLY WORLD.
The Best Weekly Newspaper in the Uni
tsd States.
The Weekly World in each issue contains

The Weekly World in each issue contains
ALL THE NEWS
of the previous week, including the lntest tele-
grams from all parts OF the country 10 TO tho
hour of its publication.
No event of any importance occurs in any
part of the world without being fully and
promptly telegraphed to and published promptly
in its columns. 1t has all the dispatches of tho
Associated Press from every part of the United
States and the news from all parts of Europe
brought by the steamers is instantly teIegraphed
to our office, from whatever point the steamers
ssst touch. Besides these advantages, it has it's
own specai
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EsslE'E COMPETITION:

The patronage Gf the people of Manito~oc.
Calumet kewaunec, and Brown counties is so,
licited, and they will find it to their a!rant,pe
to call and examine my prices before purcha-
sing elsewhere. To the people of those coun-
ties would say, that for the patronage I have
received OF them am very thankful, ard hope
to have them continue the same, "a I am now
better prepared to supply their wants, and will
guarantee general lts:action.
From this date will pay the Lighes. mari ct
price FL al kind. OF
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Recommends TO his friends and customers
Old Rye two years and Rectifed Whiskey :;
bsandies; Rum Gin; Arack: Cherry Wine
and Brandy; German, Spanish aud Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Aracl Punch; ali kinds of sweet
Liqrols; Rhein, French, Madeira aud Port
Wines; Cider and Vinegar.
will wait upon my customers promptly ard
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Iorner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. Manitowoc.
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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.
South side Of the Riuer, Manito,ooc, Wis.
HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public of Manito-
voc town and county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
BY LFuBSER & RUDIGFR, on the corner OF
Franklin and IEs;sSal.th streets, south side OF
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
replenishing the same. He has large
and extensive assortment OF PURE
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Nanitowoc Co. Circuit Court

OFFICE or THE CLERK oF CIRcUIT Court, J
Aantowoc County, May 7, 1868. !
NOTICE is hereby given that | will, on Mon
day, the first day Of June lSC3, at ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon, proceed to draw the names Ct
seventeen persons to serve "a Grand Jurors ut
the June Torn OF said Court, and the names Of
twcrty>our persons to cerve q Petit Jurors at
said Term, in accordance with the provisions Of
law. JERF CROWLEY Clerk
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The Directors of the Manitowoc. Two Rivers
iha Mish,cott Flank Road Company are hereby
requested TO meet at the Office Of Chas Knehn,
al Inanitowoc, on Monday, the sd day OF June,
A. u. 1863, at o'clock A. NJ Tor the transac,
ton Of business connected with the Cc,,na,,,.
CHARLES KUEHN. President
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4 LII KINDS OF REVENUE STAMPS for SALE
a at the olIice Of
CHAS. H0TTELNAN
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TO DEMOCRATS.

The World is the only daily Democratic news
paper published in New York. As such il has
large and increasing circulation among the Dem.
ocratS and Conservatives of the whole country
Its comments upon current events are the only
expression of the patriotic conservatism of the
country. The editorials of the daily are ,epub>
lished in the Weekly d. Semi- W eekly editions.
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HENRY SEsasH,
Office suD't. OF Schools,

MANTowoc, Coc>Tf, Jan. . h 1853.
The County Superintendent can Lcfound
at the office OF the County Judge in the
Court House, on Saturday Of each week
during III, business hours ('som 10 A. NJ
TO 3 T. " } and o. such other days as
his official duties viii hermit
j ". THOMnS.
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&. ALLEN EATIHs, II. o..
Physician, Surgeon, and
4 Coo / CHER !,

Office. opposite National Uotel, Io,k 81.
Orders left at the National Hotel will receive
prompt attention.
az Good references given.
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IN COf:DS DE- WOOD wanted at tho
~ Ia litoso" Pilot Office, Tor which tho
highest pr &c will be paid in subscriptions to the
paper, advertising, SC
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CORRESPONDENT.

In this departments the Weekly World is
without competitor. Correspondents of tho
World are attached to every one of the graz ID
armies of the Union, and transmit, at the earliest
opportunity accounts ST current events within
their RESP ective spheres No qetter proof need
be sdduced of the value Of re;r letters than tb at
,hev Il constantly transferred to the columns
Of othar i >irnals both in this country and in
Europe We 80 receive by every steamer let
tiers from orr CORE nondchss in England France
and Italy, which are printed in tie Weekly
World
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LITER4R

The Weekly World prints in almost ers,, :.
sue reviews CT recent publications nrenared ~ u.
gentleman of high standing in the literary vorIa
and "aose merits as a writer and reviewer need
no Endorsement at our hands. A specially of
TINS department Is carefully prepared SUMMARY
OF the literary news Of England. France and the
United States, 'A0
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CIRCULATION.

The circulation Of the Weekly World, already
far ahead of that of all its competitors (save,
perhaps, one is rapidly increasing. Nor is it
confined 10 any one section of the country or any
one portion OF the community. 1t goes into
overy state in the Union, and is read by men of
all political procvties, thus showing the de-
mand 1t meets for a reliable and enterDri.ing
weekly metropolitan newspaper
The circulation Of the Weekly World makes
1T a valuable medium for advertising The price
OF advertisements is % cents line.
Price ct'Me Weekly World
The Price of the Weekly World is put at fg.
ure that will come within the reach of every one.
One copy. che year, 81; to Clergymen 81 SO;
SInS'e copy, in wrapper, cents; Tpree COPS
ieS, s. 90; Five copies, IS 90; Ten pies.
So co; Twenty copies to o.e address, S25 90
For club OF ten copies an extra copy
will be sent for one year. For club Of twenty
the Semi eckly will be sent. For club Of
fifty the Daily viii be sent For club Of one
hnndlfd, the Daily Weekly, and Ser.i-W eek!y
viii be sent for enc year.
Specimens sent on application.
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AGRICULTURAL.

4 special feature of the Weekly World. wb,cr
commeuds itself to every farmer, is its srrcnl-
tura! Department. the charge of which is in tn.
hands OF most competent gentleman who ba-
for number of years been Identified With ,hs
agricultural interests of the country both ~.
writer and practical, scieutiGc farmer.
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FINANCIAL an, COMM "CLAL.

The Commercial Department of the Weekly
World, with its full and accurate reports of the
markets of every kind, both domestic and lor,,
eign, is recognized standard authe.i,y by.
dealers out of as well as in the city. ITS weekly
reports of the transac lions in and the conditions
OF the money market are indispensable 10 any
one who desires to kee p informed Of TIE CONSTANT
fluctuations of prices in these things, and to gain
possession of that Information nthon. which no
business can be conducted with su,aesss
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Oshkosh City Nursery

WE, the undersigned, offer for sale for the
spring of 1863, the following varieties of Frui :.
described as follows:
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DIED,

ANDREWS On Thursday Sent g. Amelia reict OF the late
Piio Andrews Of This city IN the 8 yesr of her age
ne relatives and friends Of The FIRMLY aud Of her sou nIaw
Robert g. Lyon requested TO attend her fran
late iience No Fl tast Eleventh street Sunday 9th
inst at .. H., without fur acr invitation. -.f.
pUII-At New Orleans. sunday Aug. O. Of bilious re.
nitfent fever Frederick Bull j Of this city, Second Ar--
fngueor DOsd the Z. . ship Pocahontas n hg24th
year Oi lis age.
ELLIS - At Philadelphia. WELLESLEY, Sept 2, 1862
Frances Ezateth ws Nathaniel Ellis o. OF this city
IN the 4hth wear Of her .
Tie fuuera' will place her ate residence. No ~ West
Nineteenth street. Fndsy, Sept. A. a. O'CLOCK p ~
The remains will taken Massachusetts 70 intcrment
WELLS Al Eoark Corr o., Tresda., Sent 3 hFs.
Elizabeth Wells in the 9th year Of her age formerly OF
Pompon y. j.
NewJersey papers please copy.
WEBSTFR-In Brooklyn on Wednesday Sept 2. Sarah
Elizabeth infant daughter Of Horace and Nary w Webster
gnriA. on rday at p Friends invited without
further notice.
Boston and iisverhil Mass papers p,ase copy
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Mna.aebr.riis Dcnocrniic STATE Conve"-

WDErpsTrg Mass. = thursday Sept. 3 1868.
The Democratic State Convention was large,
enthusiastic md hornonons. Fifteen hundred and
twenty delegates were present.
Richard >. SpOiiOrd Of Ncwburyport was chosen
President rad made elaborate and able speech on
taking TIE chair He urged "a union Of al parlcs for
the SAX ~ ihc Union a. alist the AGMlninhlIOn %
Abraham Lincoln.
While the Committee On Permanent Organization
vaz out airing speeches we're made by judge Abbott
~ Boston Dr rage Of Springfield, and DR. George j.
Lor;us % salem. The spIn u The Convention Was
rurf decidedly expressed against the apparent purpose
OF the Administration for conducting the war for The
solo object of negro emancipation. instead 81 the prescI
ratiOn o. TIC BlOI anu tLc .est"Faph vi INC N"nSi
Hem ". Paine. esq, Of Cambridge, candidate be-
fore tie Convention for GOIcruDr beng caHea loI'
came forward and said he stood Tor the hs' i Doie
knew thai the Democratic party had always maintained
the National Constitution aud had always Deeh oe'ou
~ the preservation Of the IgiOn and bad chefsD"u ~
rights If the States IT had a record wllch mo
pledged u % the perpetulfy Of me Cohst.tutio anu ~
Onion aud the rights OF he s. ates lie was WIN tc
party Where che could disciple OF DAiiei W eDs.t
60, There was no other door open ~ MN thin Wv
Democratic party through which ho conid pass ~Ilhon
clshOD0r and disgrace. lie spoke earhesu! ab4iisi
Capitalization and The rapidly IN which The 'ch'i
Government was absorbing the powers Of The Siats'
rad be urged that every influence should be p0"4h' 10
bear AZ resistance 81 this fatal tendency
Henry ". Paine was unanIinOuhiy H"mlb"Ieu, i"i
Governor and Thomas II. PiuDkett for Lieutenant ho''
erDor. -,
The resolutions that were passed declare thoroughly
for Stgir Rights oppose the prosecution 81 the WuI Ipr
purposes u sUbjugatOn OF emancipation ahu INC
sion u MARTA Law over States lot u reDelOh Ihey
1,clafe that the war was the result OF ,o's,on III
the SDuh aud Abolition at the North and the Demo
cratic psIy would Pot dow the one by the SWORD ana
Tic Other Nv the DaOt boz. Trey proDonno" u" 20"
uyl.o4 10 t.Lwiss 4n4 nced.sss Aa!sA oppressive aHe
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SPRINGFIELD. H.. Thursday, sop. B. l-ol.
The attendance wa great a. The Union
demonstration here to-day and was fully as large as
was anticipated.
las1Ci rs were unanimously al lplrd thn' thlS N
holy Eebc..ion was commenced without lusinane
cause ana has been maintained by ihe VIOLA
lion oi every principle Of justice ana human
itV and that Il; the duty OF ile
Goycrnmcr 20 suppress II by The us" Of cvey consi'u
tional means n lis power That parry questions ana
prejudice 0c laid aside and ;hat We devote ourselves
unfcsc- clh 20 support The Government until the Re
hciou is finally ard forever crushed; that 70 the END
tina: fhc ninn shall live and the Government SuvYc
in al cons; tuonu ntcgIit, and that TIC nato be pre-
served Ia territorial unity We pledge Ou, lives fortunes
ard scored honor that the strength oltour Government
consists in me respect # the people for the laws and
constituted authorities ard whoever opposes the c7-
ccu,.cu of thc Laws, whether by open rebellion or hy
secret cua h.raors or teaches other, 70 90 81 . al
eupuy uf Ippuhcm liberty that The course O. that
portion Of the Democratic party who have not forgotten
The dying Injunction OF stephen a. Douglas VINO have
robv rallied % the cOunrys ianda'd IN this hour Of ner
trouhlc meets with our hearty Nominations that IN view
Of the cN.ra1Idinary difficulties AID c'nha'rassmcis
which have cnyironCd National and STATE affairs during
the prescu. arocious rebellion lo efforts Of the cosi-
tu;r authorities Of the National and state Coy ernrlents
commend ihcneell highest respect for tine zeal
ability. ana fidelity by which they nave been maiAce.
Speeches were made hy Gov. Yates. tors Dooiite
and Tumbull Gems. McClcrnarl. Oricshy, and Lane
Of Indiana ana other distinguished gentlemen.
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To Albany b. Uudsou r. H., % NerTru.at....7 10
m and II. az To- D. H. suulIv. .......... J.'r p.
To Albany by Harlem H. H. 2Cths .thsye IOi
To Eost5n BY New London Inc, Pin % \. H.,
St0nins on line. PIER IL. y. H.. ant fall River
lin. Per o ~ H. daly lsunday e1cepted)...... p.
10 Bosoa by Nc,v-Hssea RlL, Va Springfield
2Th-st. ard Nhsv".. a ~ ard = ani D. H.
a,. ,i shore Le....-..iel All p. ~ Sunday p
To Buaslo. b. Erir BR. foot a. ohamoers
.......................s rud 10 and p.
To LID Iifr ls.ud. md other resorts on Long
Island By l.. T. Railroad. from james sip and
TOO, Of 3HLst r. R..............8a NJ A and - p.
To Philaaripn.a BY Sess-Jcrsey RAILROAD, loot Of
COur'lands. - 10 m. 6 =, ~ ~ Sunday u p m
To Philadelphia by Camden eud AmbOy hsilload,
Pier % y H. foot ElTcllysi . a. H. p n
To Washington, by Se~.Jel..y Kh : ~ = II
and u aud IA . foot Of Couftani - iriay = p III
t. The Mrst 6y C,ntral Railroad OF Now Jerscy.
loot Of st. and q. 4. and p ~
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i1nlfuNrI.

EUGENE DRLACROIX, TEE FRENCH PAINTER.
We receive by the last arrivals intelligence If
he death Of the celebrated French painter FerIinlnd
victor Eugene Deacrox in his Goth year Hiscareerwas
brilliant one and at his death he ranked s the chief Of
IL. rum.nfcst or dramatic school of French mt He
was born a Dharcnton 81. Maurice April % l7as In
p he SEM to the Exhibition at Paris his .irst add now
c,lrbr ,ed picture Dante and Virgil in He'll The
bold drawing, which compared By ~ Theirs 20 that
Of Michael Angelo and bis colorng, which riyIled that
Of lubens attracted great attention and controversy
and mnde him 1t once prominent In 80 he produced
h.s Massacre at Scio' Which also created great
srfsatio-its brilliant coloys dramatic power and ter
rb.y real groupings OF hGnrn beings in AZ the wild con-
fusion OF such scene marking new era IN the history
of his art He was much and hercely criticised but
was completely triumphant his deiractors and bis
doccase closed a long and brilliant career We have
nc, space 10 cnumcra'c his works-" The Death Of
N,riuo Falcro. 1.-THE Rims Of Mssooneh, ""Trlan's
Justice, and many others which are well knoWntO oil
loy crs Of art.
TIE REV DR.. RAFFLEs
The death of the Rev Thomas Rallies, d. d.,
Ill. IT,. and T. Il. S. is announced in the English pa
pcrs lie was widely known n distingu bed member
of the Independent pulpit in England lie bad sus'
tanned the ministry ct the George Chapel Liver
,oo for pw ard Of half century; was active mem.
Der of learned and other societies and was the
ngthor OF several theological pOetcaL and scientific
works lie - years Of are at the time of his death