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NIarkets by TeIearaph.

SAN FRANCISCO June Qe-Flour a 5OG85 sT16 light
sales for export TO China Wheat quiet at q 400 16O
Legal-tenders, 74h.
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OLEARED THIS MORNINI

STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING TELEeRAPH
A Mf.tO.. M........ ........alaP.M..m
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THE GREAT ROBBERY.
Additional Particulars of the Ocean National
Bank burglary Yesterday.

We print upon one Of our inside pages an inte-
resting account, taken from New York paper OF
yesterday, OF the daring robbery Of the Ocean
National Bank. From the New York journals of this
morning we CLEAN these additional paiticulars:-
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TIL ecapture ofthe Cuban filibusters on Gar
diners Island. New York, on Friday, was eff.
fected without 6loodshed, the marines bearing
down almost unexpectedly upon the filibus.
tiers while they were in camp and az breakfast.
Sixty-seven OF the Cubans, however fled to the
woods and Were holly pursued by the Mar.
shaIs command, but they managed to escape
The rest were brought TO Fort Lafryette and
were there put ashore. Neither RYAN nor Cur.
Tier is among those captured.
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GREAT IROITING RACE

Match Between American Girl and
Menntain Boy for >2.OOO-American
Girl an Easy Winner.
Ever since the brilliant performance of
American Girl al the Prospect Park Fair
Grounds, when she defeated Goldsmith Maid.
Lucy, Rhode Island, Bastaw, Jr. and Gsorgs
Wilkes. the friends OF Mountain Boy have
haunted fhe owner OF American Girl like q
shadow, persistently Offering to match that
horse agsinst the Bashaw mare for such an
amount "a they thought would be most
likely TO bs accepted BY her owner
As the owner Of American Girl had several
engagements on hand. which he was anxious
should be fulfilled before ngag,ng in any new
ones be declined to match his mare anew until
last Monday. when, after renewed bantering
on the part of the friends OF Mountain BOY he
consented TO match American Girl against him
for Sl,OtO side. at mile heats, and the race came
off Saturday at Union Park, New York
The New fcrk Herald Of yesterday describes
the race as follows,
First Hsat-Just as the word was given
Mountain Boy broke mp, and before McI.augh.
lin could catch him and bring lin into trot
he was ten lengths behind. American Girl
went around the turn al clipping pace, and
was eighty yards in front al the quarter pole in
thlrty-three seconds. Going down the back
stretch Monniain Boy broke up again, and by
the time be recovered was nearly a distance
behind American Girl passed the hal.-mIle
pole IN 1.G9 She kept this rate OF speed up
around the lower turn Mountain Boy was
also dong some Tremendous trotung at the
time and gained little. When the mare came
INTO the homestretCh her speed was slackenad,
Roden EVIDENT. not wishing 20 distance Noun
tain Bow. He Kept American Girl in hand.
and she came IN winner of the heat al a very
slow pace, sixty yards IN front OF Mountain
Bow, in 2:23a.
second Hsdt-There was no betting now on
the result, the hackers Of Mountain Boy having
given up all hope of his winning. Tue horses
came up for the word Al trenenduous rate.
Mountain Boy about half a length ahead of
the mare. when the word was given They
were head and head IN an instant; but the clip
at which American Girl was going was too
mubh for the Boy, ana he lrft his feet. By the
time he recovered American Girl was ten
lengths ahead of him. She went to the quar-
ter pole fifty yards in front, but soon after
wards broke up. After two Jumps she was
she was going al square pace gain, and had
not lost an inch OF ground. AT the half-mile
pole she was sixty yards in front of Mountain
Boy, and coming on steadily won the heat by
seventy yards. making the last mile in 22If
The following is a summary
Match $4,000, mile heats, in harness.
M. Roden entered b. m. American GirI.,i
sam. Mclaughlin entered b. z. Mountain
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From J. Snillington, Oieon Building, we
have Putnom's Naoo:ins, Lippsncoe'S Wagasins,
and Godey's Lody's Book for August, and Har.
PeT'S Bu>Cr for July 3lst.
From j. e. Parker, IS. til street, we have
Godey's Lcdy'S Book and Lippincor's Mdya .iae
for August and Harper's Barr for July 3Ist.
From French & Richardson, (Hudson Tay.
Tor Boekstore.) We have Pafadm'S NI71,iu, and
Godey's Lody's Book for August, and Harper's
Ba,ar for July 3Ist.
From Philip & Solomon we have Harp.r's
Ba-dr fer July 3lst, and from Premier & Co.
4i2 18th street, we have the London W,srJy
Times for Sunday, July 1th.
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The new French ministry has been an.
ounced. It's members are Roquette, DIVER.
ger, Auvergne, Magne, Lsroux, Gressier,
Cenouilly, Mel, Bourbean aud ChasseIoup as
President of the Council. The sentiment Of
s.Ie Ministry is decidedly in favor OF PArlia-
Gentary Government, the members being of
&c more moderate OF the Liberals
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The Massachusetts Republican papers are
discussing the subject Of the next candidate
icT Governor Governor Clanin, 4, il said.
las no desire TO go 10 Congress, and will accep.
denomination If rendered him. as it probably
will be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-19

After his piucky resistance to the allied
tcrces, which has lasted for nearly three wears.
President Lopez has, 1t Is reported, been badly
Csfel,ed by tie Allies, who are marching into
Paraguay, and have reached Villa RIGA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-19

The Young Mems International Christian
Association, in session at Portland, Me, has
adopted a resolution that the second Sunday in
November be adopted as a day of prayer for
the Lords blessings upon the work OF the as.
ISOLATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-19

L, Is announced that the fourth annual meat
ing oftne Society OF the Army OF the Tennss-
e viii be held az Louisville, n.y., Nov. Eth
rXt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-19

The Government OF San Domingo will, II is
said, make propositions to the next Congress 10
have the island annexed TO the United States
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~ Richmond. Ind ana has had a religious
revival that suspended all business for fort
night.
sTMr. Bayard Taylor elected to a uon-resi
dent professOrship az Cornell University, ac
cepts. and will deliver next March a series OF
lectures.
sim Philadelphia the use OF sponges, sat-
urated with water, as fixtures upon the heads
of draught horses. is nearly universal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-19

The cholera Is spreading In New York, and
las extended 70 Hoboxen and Jersey CITY.
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NOTlCE.-An persons are hereby notified not
TO pay any moEey to Z T.. Sterling on account
Of De Win 90, We will not become responsi.
ble for anv collie ctions made by him on our &C
count after this date.
Hyls.2t DEvLIN co New York Clotbiers.
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~DB. 9. D GRANTS OFFICE, for the treat.
North Liberty street. Baltimore, Md will ri We leo
II he cannot cure Asthma. Bronchitis Incipient
Consumption, ehertness Of Breath, Catarrh and
all diseases OF the Throat and Lungs, Dropsy Dys-
pepsis. Gravel elect. Liver Com plants Piles
rheumatism, Scrofula, Syphilis IN all FORMS Ner,
yeus Debility. Seminal Weakness, Ringing in the
Ear. Diseases OF the Ear, Eye, Bloed ana Skin,
Effects OF lmprndence, Womb Diseases, &c Di,
ret Rsi,i Or GIANT, - North Liberty street
Dallllnore, NO. JyHly
% DOOTOR ELIOT HAS REMOVED HIS
US OFFICE AND RESIDENCE TO
No. 463 STREET NORTH,
Between 5th and 9th streets west jyo2w
0@HALLs HAZE RENEWER AT sIyEN.
uS TY CENTS,
AT the same price we offer all Hair Prepa.
T IiS as Barrstt's, ,.Aye.s, Rings. Cheva.
nett's, &C; Having greatly er larsed my stock am
pIng store at much less than regular rates. The
following are given as sample: Ayers Prepare.
tons, IS Burnett'e, So: Jaynes. so; Peruvian
Syrup, 80; Mshler's Btters, IS; CaIifor mia
wines, ~ sehencks Preparations, 1 %; Helm.
bold 2, u; Barry's Tricopherus, Lyons X atha-
ron, Browhs Gin ger, 40: Phalou q Perfumes 80:
Lalrde Bloom, 90; Bachelors Hair Dye 50
MAGNOLIA Balm. 80 Soda and Cream of Ia. tar for
baking, very low. Colgate's and all kinds Soaps
Brushes, Combs and Toilet Powders, much lower
than elsewhere. Also, our fine old Rye Whiskey
war; apted pure Tor medicinal and family So bot.
tied by US. per bottle.
ARThUR NATTANS. DRUGGIST,
e 23'3m Corner I'd and streets north.
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WOMEN AT HAEyARD.-The announcement
OF tue University Courses Of instruction at
Harvard College for the current year states
that these courses will BE- given TO competent
persons, "men ard women" The lessons of
the course TO be given ny Professors Bowen
hedge and Lowell. Ralph Waldo Emerson
MIR. Howells and others
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GOD
WO0D

"A FUkTHER DEDUCTION IN PRICES-
NOW Is your time to lay in a supply OF Wood fer
the winter. "
5000 cords Prime OAK AND PINE WOOD for
sale by ebay HUTChINS.
Corner 9Th and streets,
wig I'm
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Hue K1NT.A comfortable two-story French
a roof HOUSE. rooms and bath room; water
s9d gas on 20 street. between b and 1. Inquire
=. II. DANIEL 3. CLARK, corner of "a street
ana Pennsylvania avenue js0
R1NT REDUCED-Thst neat BRICK COT
IAIG. with front ard and porch, on street,
Dessess lst street and the Printing Office, will be
s s1sSo 10 q permensrtte tenant for 80 month, In
Je2s II aa3 Ilth sfrast
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Inc experiment Of building moderate houses
for moderate means mas been tired In Montreal
during the last year with good results. In the
year Isl the necessity of increasing the mum.
Der OF houses OF moderate rent attracted the at.
tention of gentlemen interested In the SUBJECT,
and a building ASSOCIATION was formed, char
tered and organized. The stock of the associa-
ton was ISIS ued in shares OF fifty dollars, pay
able one dollar a share per month. or 10 ad-
vance ifthe stockholders so preferred, interest
being allowed on sill advance payments. On
the LIST Of July last year $500 of the SO (
had been taken, ground was chosen In a suit
able SITUATION, and eleven houses were built
and sold, and are now occupied. In building
the houses the wishes OF applicants are CON-
suited: the houses ara sold At an advance of
ten per cent. on the cost OF land and buildings,
TO cover interest, insurance, and other ex-
pensss while the houses are building: and the
payments with six per cent Interest are made
in monthly or quarterly instruments, extend
ing over period o: ten years, or less, at the
option OF the purchaser. The working OF the
scheme. according 10 the Boston Advertiser,
Is illustrated by the following figures, bss I'd
upon an actual operation: Cost Of land,
2Uxll2-2,2iu fee, al 20 cents, SiiS; cost OF
house, &c, complete, Sl,Gis; 10 per cent. added,
S2J9Gt: making S2,3Jj 60. add per ceaI. in
terest tor ten years, St,3>3 &C. Total, S},6.S ~,
which is 10 be paid in ten years by monthIy
sums OF SS11J, or quarterly S992i. Smaller
and cheaper houses are built and sold on the
same ~, nciple
The Western papers keep up their little ,ol;es
in regard 10 the proposed removal OF the Ma
tional Capital. The nagnanimous proposition
Of The Chicago TrljUHs 10 yield the claims of
that city TO st. Louis. because OF its central
position, heretofore noticed III the STAR was
followed up by another article on the 10th in
staEt, giving additional reasons why a change
should be MADE, but some papers think -
Louis too far south. in view OF the proposed
annexation Of Canada, while the Cheyenne
Argus thinks St. Louis is too far east,for the
new location. The OHIO Crisis wants il at
Columbus. The New York Times suggests the
choice of Cincinnati, but the Enquirer of the
latter city wares Cincilnatians 10 take no heed
OF the insidious proposition, adding, sarcastl-
eally, eff the Capital is TO be removed we
think II would suit the morals OF Chicago, and
are IN favor of having 1t located there"
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US CfTY HALL

OFFICE OF MAJOR AAt srP'r MET. PoLIcE. I
The members of the police force are hareby in
eueted TO enforce the provisions OF the ding
ten. Rich pnS ois-
- II sIh MAJOR and su Deriutendent
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THE MIGHT'VE COMMITTEE
VI-I Rep ,Chron It'll

UNION BUILDING ASsO.
VS CIATIOH. No ,
A meeting will be held ct the Hall No II Lon.
ri in a. enue, fret door east of 7th street on
LspA1 Jnly 9th. at s p. m, for the PURPOSE
OF ;I.ftins Board of Directors, and taking su D.
The first payment will be made in Augnst
h. STAILEY, President
u. o. HOOD. Vice President
iyl6-4t VT. JOHNsnS sscra,,s
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y ALTO IIGHT. BOOB FBAME HOUSE, near
A. INV TfSisEE.sroRY fktIivkH.RooM
a. HOUSE. with gas and water. Price,
A GkfAT BARGAIN "A tract Of one hundred
ana tveiys acres Of fine Land. about ten acres in
OF WAFER suf6cient fer mill power run through tue
p,sce' Log house Of three or four rooms on the
pase. with epriAQs Of good water near. Loo ati on
is me and healthy, about three miles northwest
EGm Heasville railroad station eleven miles from
Sl2 Ier asre This land adioins the tract recently
t1attonosed " Secretary NcCulloeh and District
For further particulars inquire of
CJ.T. DYER CO., Real Estate Agents.
July 6, 1869, 's INV jy 1-tf
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CARPETs, CuRTAIHs, &C.
I'LL. TIE LARGEST srosK.
WI. o. AITOHRLL OO.,
Over Perry Dro.S
ally Drv Goods establishns1s.
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TN MISUNDERSTANDING COUNTY

IN TE-HANIT0WUC COUNTY
j court. In lie IN tier Of the est tie of
frank Kos o}ly, dsce sal Note. is hereby
s.v-nsti by virtue anl in pursu nee Of IN
order OF Aicen c. IN lie in i IN tier on the
9th J Of ril, l'6). by the com v court
81 ssId conn the an iersisnal Lewis Men !
LEX. "a RI II 81 The minor heirs of the stid
Frank o'osky, lecc sol will. on Monday,
the lu'hd yof NJ y, IS Q, at ~ o'co, in he
forenoon Id Y, ut the flee of the coln-
~ judge, IN tie vii re Il VI nitowoc. in ia
soun ;, offer f, ale. ut pubic venlue MI the
'nteres Of the 3 III minor ling an und vi lie
oac-b II n tie fVllowin dies crlbe ! nd to
". Commencing 1t cert in poin. eighty
rods WEI from The o. rtcr part tween sec
lion ssy n n 81 -h.een, in township numb r
20. ringr nan.bar q. I'd running north $50
rgds, Il cnce east ols, Ilcnce south 100
Tods. th. on sc ion line 8 rods to the
pace of GINNING. nj lining ei sht .cres of
i.r ~ h, cnet Ii II Of The utl-west Of rter
OF = elton IA Der Z, town -. range 23, east.
1crus offs cash LEWIS NENDLICK
NJ NJ " q, April ~ .983. Gulrlinn.
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IN PROBATE MANIrowoC COUNTY

In PROBATE MANITOwOC COUNTY
court. the natter Of the est te of Cru
ton Ftnton. deceased On re ng nd fling
TIE lei on o Gideon S'ye, administrator of
aafl e. ate, ting forth the amount of. per-
enn . 70 tn t h come TO his huEds and
the liz :. 81 ION thereOi-the mount Of debts
On Id NJ - inst i'll dece Use l. and II de-
seri tom III i he re | Ct tie of which d.
e. sed died sci2ed and the condition and v..lue
ef the les &c lye or :ous thereof nj Or V
i'm that license be to him or tnted to mort
z &c th" re 81 tc Of s d deceased and it
tp ng by sril petition, thu there is not
fp cen ler.on i estate in the hams of ID
f6ln'ns r-t,r o p i'll debts and tn t it is
c ss-ry III orl.r to p y the same, to me TT
80 al Of ) id r. est tc 1t is therefore Or
dercl, III + Ill uerSonS in crested in said es-
q appear ef.re tn Ilge If this court on
Mandy, the 3 st y OF Vi v. 8 g. at 10 o.
c. ck .. m. tue office o. the c0uu Judge in
fh village of nj owoe in coun v then
IN tire to show canse, if my there be, why
hens slou.d no. b. granted to sill admins
II tor TO mOrtg &c said real estate accorling
81 the payer Of i'd peti ion And 1t is fur
tlrr or | I'd, tn t u copy Of this orler shall be
polished o. F,rr successive weeks Dr. or to
said 1 y ot'he ring, IN The VI ntowo~ Pilot,
vetk y newspaper prin5e and published IT
ilnt ov c in said coun Y, and personally
ter"ed on II PERSONS inter: sted in il est te
81 l.nE n id county, at le st fourteen DAYS
before il 20 felfinc. By the court.
GEO. w. BARK Err, County JUDGE.
~. nl,UWoc, Air.i ~, 1869. 40-iw
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IN PROBATE- MANiT0WOC COUNTY
court. la the mat e.. OF the Gufrli nship
Of the minor h r of Joseph Bradell On
realng M ling The petition of VI thi s
Kumbalsk, .rdian Of i'll minor. repre-
sent NJ, rmong other things, tn t the id
" RI sr.ze Of cert in real est te in Two Riv-
e.s n thl, is necess h the same should
be s. d, and pr yng for license to sell Ike
. me md l. ppe ring TO the court, FRI m
e.ii 'etiion that is necessary to sell sad
re / ns.ate it i or ltred n ilirec Ell that the
mex TN o il W RI, and II persons interest
ell in said estate, appe,r before me, on Non
d y, h 8 day Of NJ V, A. u. 1869. at ten
o;c!ocl a NJ ut the Prob Re 0hce in said
ccun thon nj there to sh.w use (if a,y
there be) Why license should no. be or ntel for
the lie o. itr,Hl estate. acc,r ling to the
Pr yrr OF al 2 in. Anl it is further or
darei, h a CO. Y # this crd;r shtl be pub
hshe fer four Successive we Ks prior to said
d. # BIZ ring in N ntowCc Z lot n weekly
Rewspa per prin.ei t M.nitowoc in sid coun-
-.
NJ nitowe, the 5.h day of A7ril, A. D.
1852 GEO. W BARKER
"3-4t County Judge.
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:. USE The BEST,
DR. CLOCKS Excelsior Hair Restorer is
- tlfe best preparation ever presented to the
public for the hir, and the only lrtcle possess
ing all the merits ciiimad for it.
II mis- KS Hair grow ON Bald
Heads,
Arrests its f ling off or turning gray, cures all
diseases of the sc lip and makes harsh, why
hair beautifully soft and luxurianyly glossy; but
above all is tho marvellous rapidly with which
lay Ia Ii il Restored
To its original color Use it few times ind
10! your Cry hairs have disappeared as if by
magic.
II /. rot Dye,
But strikes mt the roots of the hair. supplying
them with new life and coloring matter 1t is Il
much better dressing tn oil or pom tum, and
avoids their doieter.ous effects. 1t is eleg ntly
perfumed, is easily applied nd isin all respects
agreeable to the senses If after f. If tri Il.
this docs not prove to be the best prepar ton
before the public for the hair, the money will be
refunded. Put up in rye bottles and sold by
all druggists 1T S per bottle.
DR., L. B. CLOCK, proprietor, Manchester
New Hampshire.
FULLER, FINCH AND FULLER, General North
Western Agents Chicago.
I. & J. ROBIN SON, Agents for Manitowoc.
IL 3mos ch
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AKIN o..

TAME INTO the enc osure Of the subscriber
" on Or bout the IN OF VI rcl rs g
Of D ir u buINDLE TIERS ard ne RED
oOA etr- ye - old The own r il re-
qucsted r,ave property, ; halpcs and
tskc them NV =. CttAS. RAIL-.
sI-n..oa.c, March 80, 1859, s..sA
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

MANHOOD Row Lost, How
Restored
TUST published, new edit ion of Dr.
u '~Cc.ebrate -
Say on the ra3icak cure without medicine J
Of SPERMAToRRu9A, or Seminal We knees.
Involuntary Seminal Losses IMrorExcY.
Mental and Physical Inc tpaeity Implements
to Mari" ge. etc. also COSsUMPTIOv EPI-
LEPsY, an FITS, induced by self-indulgence
or sexual extr V nee
Price, in sealed envelop, only 6
Gems.
The celebrated Huthor. in this admir- bic
essay, Gle riy d.Tons 'r ties from a thirty
yelrs. successful pr ctice, tn t the alarmi q
consequences of self ,buse my be radically
ure without the d nserous use OF intern Il
meci Zine or the applc ton Of the knife ::
pointing out mode o. cure at cnce simple
certun. and effactu !, by Inc ms of which ev-
cry suH rer, no m ter VIII his con lit on
IN be. IN Gu Ell imself cheaply priv.te.y
aul "a clHH.
Bsy~ This Lecture sheu i he in the hanls of
every youth nj m in the lind.
Sent under seal. in pl,in envelope, to any
address, POSTPAID. on receipt of six cents. or
two post stamps Also, DR. Culverweli's
m ri ge guide" p.ice % cents Address
the Publishers,
CHAS ]. C. KLINE SEQ.
Il. Bowery, New York, p. O Box 1856.
29.ly
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0La UT roURr-MANlTowoC C0Uy.

TI2 UT '0URT-MANiTOWOC COUN-
~ ~. lr IL Pelescck plain if !; q inst
81 ~. E Sw ell nj and Juii.nt his wife.
j. ". Swcetlan' Scion Johnson, Elish s.
" 'swortn, h rlcs Sanford John Rogers
rnl Dor.iel Hh;tRy Summons f r re lief.
I mi in. Mt served. To the above n med
u { n ms. You are hereby summoned nd
Tfq iireI 10 nswer the comnl in in Ibis ction
c. o. which will b, fiet in he oeiee Of h,
cl'r. Of The "irt'.is court n sal county nd 10
ser7e coy of your nswer TO the d com
p' n, IN ne mt my OF c.. in the la g a |
c,nntg OF VI ritowoc, n ste of Wlsco 6 u
wi rim TIVE a'gysa err the service hereof cx-
elusive Of ne d,y Of such :, ryice and if YOU
Il to ns wer.the compl in as ;f,res ii |, the
pl intiff viii Amply 10 the court for the relief
de.AanIed in he mp i'm.
CuA9 " WHITE. PITTS At''y.
IN Ell A.rl l9, 1859. 40-6t
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Az
~ Application will be male to the governor
of the state of Wisconsin for the p rdon of Car
cline Boenig. who WAS convicted of manslaugh
ter in the second degree It the Dec Term
of the circuit court held in and for the county
Of NJ ni,owec and state of Wisconsin COM
mencing on the third Mond.y of December
1868, and was sentenced by d tvid Taylor.
Judge, to confinement ut h ri / Dor in the
state prison at Waupun for The term of four
years CHAS. w. WHITE
Apple mt
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BEBofr. WIS March god. 1859

BEBoIT, WIS. March god, 1859.
The undersigned. officers of the Rock River
Insurance Complny of Beloit. Wis, having
been ntim tely connected with the Company,
and acquainted with its business affirs from
the tine OF its org niz4tion, that never has
there been nePe, iii or draft upon the said
Company protested nor has. ever one been
presented for paynient without being promptly
pfid Z m turity- Nor has there ever been a
Receiver or other person appointed to di-
recfiy CT Indirectly wind up its hfiirs !; nor
5 1t ever suspended its business for want Of
adequate me ms {, try on the acme success
fully. But on the contr ry il - always dis
g rged its obiig tons and trusts with prompt
ness md fidelity, and Is at the present time in
successfnc operation, and neyer VS. in a more
-four .shing condition. -
Very respect lily, 60 sa
B A. CHAPMAN, President
~ o. c. P. WHITFnRD, Sec'Y pm
CHAPMAN, Tr,afutes.s