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New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
TURKEY.
DEFEAT OF OMAR PASHA.


Our Constantinople correspondent writes, May 81,
10 THE TRIBUNE Bureau, London:
The rlmor OF Omar Pasha's defeat in Crete seems 10
be fully confirmed by private advces and reenforcements
are being sent TO him from Constantinople.
TIIEssALY AND EPIRUs
There is good deal OF desultory fighting In Thessaly
and Epirus but, yet. no general outbreak:
War has broken out again near Ae1andretta, In the
Gaour Dage. Five thousand troops have gone there.
The has at last determined not to purchase
new arms but to have their muskets made over In Bel
gium, on the English pattern - -
We have been suffering all through this part OF Turkey
from unusual heat, aud the crops have been much
injured.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
RIISSIA.

The Emperor, Empress. and Grand Dukes received
at st. Petersburg May a. the members OF the scayonian
depuatons 10 the EthnOgaphcal exhibition nj MOSCOW
The Emperor, In reply to the address of thr servians
said: 1--WE have always numbered the acrvidns among
our natural brethren. hope that God Is preparing for
you speedily better future. May the Almighty soon
grant you the fulhment OF your wishes" To the Scaves
the Emperor said salute you. sclavonic brethren In
the home OF the scavonian race hope that you have
been grathed by your reception here and at Moscow
Farewell TIL We meet again"
The Emperor then introduced the delegates 70 the
members OF the Imperial family.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
AUSTRIA.
hoSi hlA
TIE EMPER0Rs SPEECH.

TIE EWFENOK5 NTEEIT' =
We learn from Vienna that the speech of the En-
peror Joseph at the formal opening OF the Reich
rah produced excellent impression In Austria, ana
this feeling has extended to Berlin letter from that
city says "The passage In the speech which declares
that the policy OF Austria IL not directed by the secret
thought Of revenge has made very agreeable impress
sion here This Is the first time that Baron de Beust has
proclaimed his policy OF reconciliation by the mouth OF
the Emperor In fact Austria, In taking her stand on
the ground Of accomplished facts may D. convinced that
she will nd Berlin the sincere desire Of replacing the
standing anagOnsm of the two great Powers Dy an
eiiicacious understanding"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
TEXAS.

THE GALVESTON POLICE FORCE REMOvED-CoLoREc
POLICEMEN APPOINTED.
TRIBUNE
GALVESTON, June 9-Gen. Griffin has been forced
to remove the city police because of their neiciency
and hostility to the negro. Tie new force is conf
posed of loyal and chosen men. Several Of them aTo
cOlored.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE CANADIAN INsURRECTION.

The Egyptian corvette Tayoun arrived at Valetta,
Nav o. from Canea, with the intelligence that Omar
pacba returned there on the 23d after burning fifty
villages without however obtaining any successful re-
suits against the insurgents. ,
Ur Maiestv's dispatch vessel Psyche, leaving for Glib
r,itar will probably remain with Lord Alfred Paget 10
welcome the sultan passing rough Malta Oh his way TO
Paris
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE LUxEMBURG TREATY

lAe ioiloWing has been published by The Cologne
Hass as the correct text Of the treaty for the neu
uallzatlon oil Luxembourg recently concluded at
London:
In tne name OF the Most Holy and Indvisble Trinity
His Majesty the King Of the Netherlands Grand Duke Of
Luxembourg taking into consideration the change pro.
dueed In the situation Of the Grand Duchy owing to
the dissolution Of the ties which attached 1t to
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
GEORGIA.

Col c. c. Siblcy, commanding the district of Geor-
cia on the 9th ut issued order with view to avoid
MS far as practicable suspension OF civil administration
Of instice State The officers whom
tbe duty devolvcs requested 10 report without delay
10 Headquarters any vacancies that may now exist ia
civil offices the state, whether state or local, ana as
they may occur In future.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE TURNER'S, UNION.
nj ,u..s.Arn 10 rHs rnIsus..

B.ITIMoRg June 9-The Turner's Union OF North
America viii commence the celebration OF Their twelfth
annual festival at Rosts garden near ms clty .oo %
ROW oneuing with grand dinner ard lasting iour days
Large delegations here from all parts Of the country
and flags we're displayed to-day from the numerous uer
man The festival is expected to be hand
aOme aud euthuniastlc affair.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE CONGRESS EXCURSION PATTY.

BT rsLxaaAPH ThH rkIsUFE - -. NJ, !.
LFAyFNwoRTH, Kansas, June 9--Senator " Made
and his excursion party have arrived here aud VIII start
West tomorrow morning. They will visit Lawrehce,
opeka Junction City, Forts Riley and Hooker ana atter
snandnc day nj the end of the track will return Ea
ward via ST. Louis which city they will reach the last OF
hfa
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
BY STEAMSHIP.

The Inman steamer City of Paris, Capt. Kennedy.
which left Liverpool at p. IN. on the 29th, and
Queenstown on the Goth Of May arrived here yester-
day. The steamship Bremen from Southampton on
Nne 18th, also arrived yesterday. The Louisiana
sailed simultaneously with the City Of PARIS.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
FORTRESS MONROE.

81 TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE r., g.
FORTRESS MONROE June 9.-Lieut. Col George
Gibson Inspecto or General Of Gen Schontlus staH mas
been assgned to fhe command OF this District. the
steamship Emily b. souder. from New ors arrived mere
lery which are ordered 10 Fort Moutrie, Charleston
Harbor TIE Emily b. SOuder sails tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, June s, p. m.-The Cunard steamship
Java from NewYork on the 2sth Of May, arrived here
. this forenoon.
GLASGOW, June s-Noon.-The steamship britannia,
Capt Laird from New-York May Is, arrived here late
last evening
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
LUXEMBOURG.

LONDON Junes, 2p. m.-mformation has been re-
ceved in this city that the evacuation of the Fortress
of Luxemburg will be completed by the Prusslans
next week.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
TURKEY

LONDON, June s-Telegams have been received
which state that the Turkish navy has blockaded th
Greek ship Arcadian at Cerigo, one of the loniar
islands
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
PRITSSIA

BERLIN, June SIT is said that the Emperor Louis
Napoleon will visit King William here in September
next
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10

4
~ rHLEsRAPB rus TRIBUNE
ST IouIs. June S-FOrty steamboats,, bound for
Fort Benton Montana laden with 290o0 tuns or freight
have passed Sioux City, Iowa, this season.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
Total
$3T9,699,i50
The amount OF National Bank notes issued during IN

The amount OF National Bank notes lssueu uuIIHS I Io
week was 7OO making the total amount TO date sO
From this is 20 be deducted the amount OF cur
rency returned including none but notes amounting 70
A asi 611 leaving IN actual circulation at this date so
no During the week there has been received from
the Printing Bureau s3so0oo In fractional currency. M
Assistant Treasurer at NewYork 100000 uuted states
Depository 10000 Assistant Treasurer at PnlIaaepMHa ma
so0o OOO Assistant Treasurer at Boston, SOOOO 10 Ma
tonai Banks aud Others s24l S22 total s69l 22 Tue
amount OF fractional currency redeemed ana destroyer
ceipts from Internal revenue yesterday were
makIne the total amount for the week ending to-day
As Iso 29 and the total the beginning OF the present
fiscal year The receipts from customs at tue
norfs below named from May "a 10 May 81 inclusive ws
a. so,Iows. New-York si696Oo0 CO., Boston, s225+n O5
PhIiodsnhia s2sl s4s III Baltimore, $S73I3 t0 NewOr
$1,000 Ss; total s2.t7s,s20 81. ., g., A., ..,
The reports Of the Treasury Department Tor u tne week
session 500 900 In gold, ss,SS0 900 Of which is repre-
sented by gold certificates.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.
nv ,.LnotlyH TO rHE rRIsuss.

pr TEL nonLpH TO TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The securities held by the
OF the United States In trust for the National
Banks reported yesterday. are as follows:
r. o,roriat,no mite. ............. $40 596, 500
-, danosits ~ nuhlic moneys ........ 39,l02. $50
New-York tribune., 1867-06-10
THE INDIAN WAR.

THE INVESTIGATION OF THE FORT KEARNY sAssA-
CRE-THE CONTRACTORS RAID-GEN HANCOCK
NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE PEACEFUL INDIANS.
Y rELssRApn THk TRIBUNE
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-24
DISTRICT COURT PRoCEED1NGs.
Hon. j R McBRInn. G. J. Presiding

Hon. ]. R. MCBRIDE, c. j., Presiding.
VIM. B. Smith, Esq, Clerk of the Court, has kindly
furnished us with the proceedings, as follows:
Saturday morning, Mrs. Nash (Duncanl, convicted
on the charge of resisting officer, called fol
sentence. Motion for arrest of Judgment and a
trial oyerruIed. She was then sentenced to pay
fine of $50 and COSTS and Imprisonment at hard la
Dor for one year from that day.
J. D. Cozad, convicted of assault with deadly
weapon, sentenced to Imprisonment at hard Ia
Der for one year from that day.
David Casey was admitted to citizenship.
On Monday morning. Meyer Frank, convicted OF
grand larceny, was sentenced to imprisonment at
hard labor fer two years. motion for arrest OF
Judgment and new trial was overruled in his case.
MRS Hugh H. Kelly, charged with having passed
bogus gold dust, was arraigned, two similar in
documents and plead not guilty both trial set for
Wednesday (this dav)
Hugh b. Kelly, indicted for having passed bogus
gold dust; arraigned, and plead not guilty; trial not
set.
Sam. Raney, indicted for passing bogus gold dust;
acquitted
John Fnnegan, indicted for passing bogus gold
DUST found guilty; day OF sentence not announced.
Il. c. Leighton, indicted tor passing bogus gold
DUST acquitted.
[Tho trial of Ed Stock. for murder, elsewhere
g1yen.-ED.j
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-24


New BooK.-From the hands of the Travelling
Agent who is now engaged in canvassing this city
and Basin for subscribers to the work, have re-
ceiyed copy of 1.-The Lost Cause, volume of about
$50 pages, of which e. A. Pollard, of Virginia. who
was editor Of the Richmond Examiner during the war,
is the author. is, to quote from the title page, "a
Southern history of the of the Confederates,
comprising full and authentic account of the rise
and progress of the late Southern Confederacy the
campaigns battles, incidents, and adventures Of the
most gigantic struggle of the worlds history drawn
from official sources and approved by the most dis
tinguished Confederate leaders" We have not had
time to fairly at all critically look through the
book but we have time and again lately read criti-
cisns and Communications of it in newspapers and pc
riodcals of standard literary and political reputation
and have no hesitation in warmly commencing the
work to all readers, faithful, interesting, ably
written volume. It is illustrated and embellished
with number Of fine steel engraved portraits of the
chief heroes, statesmen and conspicuous leaders OF
the Confederacy, faithfully presented The fronts
piece is splendidIy engraved, accurate portrait Of
the great Chief CT the Confederacy, Jefferson Davis
he book is printed in good, large type and the me-
chancal execution is good in every particular The
Agent will make close tour of the Basin for sub
sclibers, and we here bespeak for him handsome
patronage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-24
idaho City. June %. 1867.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A. P. TURNER is no longer authorized to act as bu-
sness agent, collector, carrier for the WORLD
establishment and all persons cautioned against
paying him any money settling any accouat with or
trusting him on account of the WORLD Office
LII. BOWMAN & co.
Idaho City, July ], 1867.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-24
NOTICE TO PATRONS.

We have contracted with Mr. D. McGREw todeliver
the Semi Weekly IDAHO WORLD to I'll Of our snbscrib-
who wish the paper left at their residences or
places of business, in this city, Moorestown, Buena
Vista Bar and vicinity and he is authorized to collect
and receipt for the same The terms are SIS per three
months, IN adrance.
LII BOWMAN & Co.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-24
Nem Advertisements.
Notice.

Notice.
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO
"A W. E. Rowe, Parker & Jewell, Jewell & Tharp
or T. S. Jewell, will please forward and settle
up at once Notice is hereby given that all bills not
settled or before the 3lst of August ensuing will
be placed in the hands of Attorney for collection
E. S. JEWELL
Idaho city, July "a. 1867. -n2stf.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-10
Transfers of Real Estate Recorded since
October lst 1867.

NNuOO9A LOU LOOi'
We are under obligations to our gentleman
lily Register of Deeds for list of transfers of
sreal estate.
/ Samuel Rooney and wife, to Dominicus!
gschmitz-W115 NW114 Sec. 16, T. q R. 20 FL
E79 49-100 acres. 'h
Hans Petersen and wife to Lucien G. Carl
spenter-S. 55 Acres of SE1l Sec. 10. T. 2. r.
E22 E. also S. So acres SW1( Sec. II. T. g. R.
t22 E
Lucinda Colby to Lucy j. Whitcomb-Lot
IL. Blk, Ga. city Kenosha PIT. Ell Sec. 81. T.
u. R. %. E.
Lorenzo H. Prichiord and wife to Christian
! Widshieber-Pt Section. 10. ia N. r. %
Erst Is acres.
Il William B. Castle and wife to Henry NJ.
& Husted-NE14 SEA sW11l Sec. 16 T. l. R. 81.
q e. 10 acres.
II George Nixon and wife to PAMELA Hasted-
4 20 2O-1O0 acres Sec. 16. T. /. N. R. 81 East
& Jonn Lucas and wife to Peter Liffert-E
so acres of n 100 Acres, NE1l Sec. IA T. l. r
s22. E. ...
N Parsons Taylor and wife to Gideon Trues
&dell -s19 SEA Sec. Z. t. 1, n. R. %. E. also
r. pt.NE1l Sec. IS do do do
Also the NE14 NW14 Sec. IS. and seq of SN
Sec. Z. T. l. R. % East.
b Elijah c. Salisbury to Clarissa L. Bryan
ISL Ell SCI Sec TO- T. 2. N. r. 81 East.
d Clarissa L. Bryan to John Ferry-same de
Il scription as above.
y George Bennett and wife ct, cls to Andrey
Is schoffen-Lot GA" in blck, IS, I'd Wd. city Ke
nnosha.
sN John Bullen and wife to Andrew Schohen-
& Lot 3. Block 66. I'd Wd. city Kenosha.
rs Andrew Sehoffen to Matthias Annen-Lot
:s1. 2. 8. Block 81 I'd Wd. City Kenosha.
James Mcdonald and wife to Matthias Dor
8g-E115 NE1l Sec. %. 7. 2. n. R. 20 east
ID Thos. D. Bond and wife to John Werwie-
,aW1l NW1l NW11l Block 81 I'd Wd city Keno
#sha.
;a Flvina Hundermark to William Souger-
q sNE1l sec. 8. 7. l. n R p E. also PIT. NV
;sSec. 10 also PIT. Sec. 81. T. l. R. %. E.
"a A. s. COLE.
81 Register of Deeds.
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id Saddle.

id Saddle.
,eder & Limpert have just finished 8
at their shop, which, in some respects
rom the ordinary pattern, and which
ly is an exhibition of workmanship
'een. The stock was manufactured al
nnery of N. r. Allen, in this city
pecimen of home manufacture, We
and, will be on exhibition ct the
Fair, and no doubt will attract mucl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-10

ID,
itizens of this county, will exceedingly
learn, that Hon. A. Van Wyck has
it his duty to resign the office OF
Judge. His legal knowledge, coupled
; uniform courtesy, eminently fitted
, the position. The condition of hi:
as impeiled him to this course.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-10

IF. G. S. ALBEE lectures before the Teach
Institute at the Church near Farmer
: Pleasant Prairie, Friday Evening, Oc'
{, 18th. .......
5. PoF. LYMAN, gives free lecture, Tues
vening, Oct. 15th.at the same place.
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PARIS 6tAUCUS.

he Republicans of the town of Paris are reques
meet at the house of Henry Blackman, 0
lrday, Oct 18th inst. at o'clock P. Mt ehoos
delegates to represent said town in count
Yention to be held at Agricultural Hall. ~
It. 3D., 1867.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-10
an Probate-kenosha County Court

lin the matter of the estate Of James Sherman, de-
ceased.
sAn reading and filing the petition of Catharne W
4 ~ Sherman of the Town of Randall IN henosha
scounty State of Wisconsin, and taking que proofs
OF the same, representing among other things tina
James Sherman, late of said Town Of Randall on the
10Th day of September \. D. 1857 died iLtestate leav
ing goods chattes and estate within this county; and
that She the petitioner is the widow OF said deceased
and praying that administration o. said estate be
granted her. ordered that said petition be heard
Deore the Judge of this Court Friday the lst day
November, A. D. 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at his OF
Z fee in the city and county of kenosha.
and it is further ordered, that notice thereof be Civ
TO the heirs of said deceased and all persons in
terested by publishing copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said day Of hearing, In the
< kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
Spublshed in Kenoshq, in said county,
q Dated henosha, Oct. 5th, a D., 1901
ANTHONY VAN WICK.
8 County Judge.
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Convention.

.epublicans in the several towns of the
viii remember that the County Con
for nomination ofState Senator, Mem
.ssembly, &C., will be held in Agricul
all, on the 10Th Oct. inst, at l O'clock
Ifany of the towns have not yet called
wn conventions, for the appointment
ates, we trust they will do so at once
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seMERs CAUCUS.

The Republican Union Electors of the Tow. o
ners, win meet at the Town Hall on Saturday, thu
inst, at O'Clock P. NJ, to appoint Three Dele
es to represent said town in the County ConVen
n, to be held on the 10Th inst
omers, Oct. Sd, 1867. sf'r" e. a7' .
RY ORnER oF TIE Town COMMITTEE.
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1.-THE Funeral on Monday,

4 The Funeral on Monday.
Il The funeral of Hon. c., G. SHoLEs, tool
4place on Monday afternoon, at his residence
Eson Kenosha Street. A large number were
3present, to witness the last rites paid to the
ahonored dead A special train came from
\ milwaukee,, bringing considerable number
.Eof prominent citizens of that city, who were
Hthe acquaintance and friends of the deceased
4 Mr.. Sholes had been long known in Milwau
skee, to very many of the business men of thai
Lplace. If the time intervening between the
Ebay of his death and the day of burial, had
h.not been the Sabbath, the intelligence would
i have been more generally disseminated thro'
Ethe mail and telegraphic communication
EThe services at the house were conducted by
9the Rev. N. M. Mann, ofthe Unitarian Church,
Awith Scripture reading, prayer, and a brief
Impressive address. Singing appropriate to
athe occasion, by the Congregational Choir
eThe Masonic Fraternity were out in large
numbers, and took charge of the Funeral ex.
sercises at the close of the services at the
shouse. The ceremonies at the grave, were
lin accordance with the usages of the Order:
y - n = ~
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To ADVERTISERS. insure an insertion ~ a
nsuing number of the Tslegropa, adyertiSe me Do
,bould be brought into the office before noon OF
Wednesdays
~ Oar friendsi in the country, will confe
favor by sending us reliable items Of loca
news. which may be ofinterest to the reader
# the Telegraph.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-10

Stetson, of the town of Somers, has
n extensive bed of Peat on his farm,
pronounced by those acquainted with
Gle, to be of superior quality.
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In Probate Kenosha County Court.

IN lne matter OF tne E5Iate OF Carton It. StetSOn de
Il ceased.
HkAn reading and filing the petition of Jennie A.
@Vp Stetson Administrative eli said estate setting
Sforh the amount of personal Estate that has come
to her hands and the disposition thereof: til amount
s!of debts outstanding against said deceased and
description of all the real Estate of which said de
sceased died seized and the condition and value of
sthe respective portions thereof and praying that
License be to her granted to sell the whole of said
Il Real Estate with the reversion of the widows Dow
Ger therein; AnG ifapp airing BY said petition that
theFe is not sufficient personal estate in the hands of
said Administrative to pay said debts and that it is
Unnecessary in order to pay the same to sell the whole
of said real Estate. 1t is therefore ordered that all
gpersons interested in said Estate appear before the
sJudge Of this court Oh Friday the 18th day of No
svember A D. 1867 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ar his office
gin the city of Kenosha then and there to show cause
a(ifany there shall bel why LICENSE shQuid moi he
granted to said Administrative, to sell said Real
Estate according to the prayer of said petition And
it is further ordered that copy of this order shall
sbe personally served on all persons Interested in
said Estate Fourteen days before said day of hear
Fling and shall be published for four successive weeks
Hprior to said day OF hearing in the Kenosha Tele-
Hgraph weekly newspaper published at kenosha In
ssaid comfy.
4 Dated Kenosha ctober 4th A. D. 1867
"a ANTHONY VANWYCK.
ID 4w19 County Judge.
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discourse commemorative of our late fel
citizen, Hon. c. c. sholes, will be deliy
at Simmons Hall next Sunday afternoon
&C to commence at 3 o'clock. The pub
e invited to attend.
ere will be no services in the Hall Sunda
ling,
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Gil Frs INSTITUTE. We are pleased tc
hat the Teachers Institute in Pleasant
;, under instruction of Superintendent
M, opened with Seventy-one teachers
1daY last -
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hon.
ere in error last week, in announcing
e Baptist refreshment stand, on the
ound, would be for the benefit of The
worshiping in Agricultural Hall. I
for the Free VIII Baptist Church il
N of Paris,
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ltion is invited to the Auction Sale OF
Dolby, of Pleasant Prairie. a gooC
unity to purchase various kinds o.
md farming implements. See adyer
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Hbicago q Milwaukee Railway
9eoubJican Co. Convention

viii be held at the county fair grounds in the
WIN of Bristol on Saturday the 10Th day of October
ID. 1861 at one O'Clock p. NJ. for the purpose o
minating a Senator and Assembly man for this
unity. Superintendent Of common schools, ant
unity Superintendent.
Each town and ward ia entitled to three delegates
J. 3. JnsUN
IL. A. NEwBURY Committee.
S. Il. LEONARD
Dated Kenosha Sept 81 1867. 4w11.
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KENosHA, Wis, Oct. Sth, 1867.
Col. M. FRANK,

Editor ofthe Taegraph sa~
DEAR SIR W. IA
l have this day rendered to the Governor o
this State, my resignation of the office 0
County Judge of this County, to take effec
ION the 1st day of January, 1868.
1t is due the people of this county, who
two years since, generously conferred this OF
flee upon me, to explain, that my recent i'll
mess having rendered me unable to discharge
all its duties without serious and permanent
Injury to my health, have been compelled
Though reluctantly, to make this decision.
May not ask the favor of you to aid me il
making this explanation, by publishing thi
letter in your paper.
Very Respectfully Yours,
A. VAN WICK.