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Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE April iL-Cotton quiet but firm at 2sllCa
osi[cT Flour duh and quiet. Wheat dull Corn firm
white and yellow sssSec Oats duh sales of Western az
little inquiry. Mess Pork quiet at SS2 Bacon firm; rib
sides l6j4c; clear sides, 7hc.; shoulders 149c hams,
Soa 2ic Lard quiet l99c Whisky better demand at
Ga93c., the latter an extreme price.
NEW York April l4-Stocks firm and active Gold 1925
RIcnange 7s, 69Os 1852, 12O14 do 1854 li5 do 1885,
I7E; new, 1l3s4 1867 ll394 lG4Os, 1O5e Virginia 6s,
preferred, 2s HeE York Central le3S Reading, ss Had
eTn N54 Illinois Central, 1Ss Cleveland and Pittsburg
sOA Cleveland and Toledo ts Chicago and Rock Island
iS2k Pttsburg and Fort Wayne, 13l.
NEW YORK, April A-Cotton firmer; l4O0 bales sold at
2sstc Flour dull sales Of 5000 barrels; State, So
H. Wheat dull and nominally lower. Corn heavy and
declined lc new and old mixed Western, s7CS78; sales
of $1,000 bushels Oats dull sales of 900 bushels at n for
Western. Provisions qniet new mess Pork, 5000 Lard
Western, 81 for free.
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THE EUROPE.AN MARKETS.
D' This Mornings Quotations.

BV Atlantic tdbS-
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, April IA; h-Consols, s995 for money,
and e3a. for account. u. s. FVe-twentes ST. Stocks
steady Erie, "a; Illinois Central, s69I Atlantic and
Great Western, 29H.
LIVERPOOL, April IA. N..-Cotton opens active
at 12Is@12Ld. for middling upands, and 1890
i2Hd for middling Orleans The sales OF the day
estimated at II, 900 bales .....
LONDON April IA. h.-Iinseed Cakes, GO l5s IA
e10 Tallow nat at 45s Rosin, 6s. G16s 3D. for COM
mon and los. Cd. for fine
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON April 14-P MI. S. 1ve-twenties quiet
and unchanged. Stocks quiet Erie, 24js Great
Western, 20.
IIyERPooL, April ls-P. M.-Breadstufs quiet
Lard, lis. Cd.
HAvRK, April 14.-COtton drmer for both on the spot
and anoat; sales At 14I9 on the spot
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Washington, d. c., April II, 1863.

The rivers OF Scotland are said TO be
crowded with salmon this year.
Dartmouth College has received a present OF
$4,000 from Senator Grimes of Iowa.
A young woman in Montana is charged with
putting on airs when che refuses 70 go TO ball
barefOoted.
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Flying the blue pigeon is London thieves
slang for stealing lead of the roofs OF housesI
1t is said that fully third of the visitors to
Shakespeare birthplace at Stratford-on- Avon,
are Americans
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OLRARRD THIS MORNIN


Br barque Olean, Jones, st. john NJ B., E A. Souder
o.
Brig Emily Fisher Clark Sagua la Grand do.
Schr d. Talbot, Racket, Portsmouth, Casner Stokney
4 Wellington.
Schr Hannibal, Cox Portsmouth, Knight & Sons
Schr Annie f. Saiord Powell. Providence L. Audeurisd
Go.
schr Gustie Wilson. Floyd bingham, BordS. Keller
Nutting
Schr y WashbuIne, Cook, Taunton, Captain.
Schr j. s. Detwiler, Grace, Saoo, Scott Walter h Co
Schr H. NJ Wright, Fisher, Norwich, do.
Schr Edw Ewing, McAlinden, Norwich. do.
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VJnited states senate.

WASHINGTON, April 14.-After prayer and the
reading of the journal of yesterday, the Senate
Immediately went into executive session.
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FINANCE AND coN1NanRcE
OFFICE or THE EVENING TELEoRAPH,l
Wndnnadnu A trril IA 1RllQ [


The supply of loanable funds in the market
continues light, and the applicants for accommo-
dation in the discount line find it difficult to
escape the exactions of the outside money lend
ers. Whatever may be the cause of the present
scarcity OF money, tue protracted stringency,
and consequent high rates of interest and dis
counts, have made many converts to the theory
that an imitation of the currency is the true remedy
Tor the present monetary trouble. We have
neither space nor inclination to discuss the sub
Ject here but the question is of vital importance
to the best interests of the country and the
sooner II Is successfully solved the better IL will
I've for us all. That currency in the loan market
IL unequal To the demand, even in the present
PROSTATE condition of trade, il evident. The
question then is, will there be return current in
this direction within reasonable time, or has
the deficiency been converted into fixed capital
excluding it forever from the floating resources
OF the money market? No safe theory can be
applied to- the present trouble which does not
involve either one or other of these questions
The local Money market is firm and dull, the
rates for cau and other loans remaining un-
changed.
Government securities ore again nrm and
moderately active. Gold is without much
change. Premium at 12 NJ. 1925.
There not much activity in the Stock
market to-day, but a general upward tendency
IN prices. Nothing was done in State loans.
City skies were rather weak, selling at l0l for
the new issues Government bonds were mode
rately active and firm.
Reading r. r. was quiet but stronger, sell
ing at 465s, an advance of "a The chief feature
of the market was Philadelphia and Erie h. r.
which sold at 2S11&CD2S56; Pennsylvania K. K.
was taken at 5956: 81 was bid for Minehll; 34 for
North Pennsylvania X. R.; 551S for Lehigh VAL
ley X. R.; and 3451G for Catswissa L. r. pre-
ferred.
In Canal stocks the only transactions were In
Lehigh Navigation at 321i; 17S4 was offered for
Schuylkill Navigation preferred.
Coal and Bank shares were neglected.
Passenger Railway stocks were quiet. ~ was
bid for Second and Third; 1716 for Thirteenth
and Fifteenth; and 1215 for Hestonville.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven d Bro No. 10 =. Third Street.
REEORE RpARnS
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Imported Iron.

The Treasury Department adheres to the classi-
fcation of certain iron from Gothenburg of an
octagonal shape, under the act of 1864, not
otherwise provided for, and decides that it is
dutiable at ~ cents per pound.
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Latest Shipping Intelligence.
Fer sddittonal Maysae Ke,ps see Enstae Puaes
(By 1GdntSe CtIbJe.)

QUnESsTowE, April Il = Arrived. steamship Heois,
from New York.
GLASGOW, April H.-Arived steamship ST. Andrew,
from Portland, Me.
LoNpoNDERRY, April l4-Arrived. Stesmshp Hibernian
from Portland, Me.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
DespGteh to the Associated Press.
Southern BecOnstructi0n.

WARRINGTON, April 14.-lt is not probable
that the President will take any action in rela-
ton to Virginia, Mississippi, and Texas until
the business of acting on nominations by the
Senate has been completed, and it is uncertain
whether he will issue proclamation with regard
to voting on the constitutions in those States, or
address the military commanders through the
War Department. ... . -
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raa Commercial Go lvoution

y e,wssp,n laut Writing from louisville,
on tn NGei','p, i tn' i'st l,y (ruesily)
OF TINS cOnvnntlo,, Show, tnlt there hid boeu
good de"l OF squaboing in regard to its re
latlons to the late Memphis convention, aud
tue committees OF tho latter were not accep.
ted US those for tho present convention The
same correspondent adds
Despite these squ,bb!ns, the convention
presents the eappearance of u most intelligent
body. Anous its active members are sn,h
men as ex.Senators George W Jones, Of
Iowa, and Underwood, Of Kentucky; Senator
Conkling, Of New York. OK Senator jesse D.
Bright; Of Indianaj Yanoey, os Georgia;
Renlis, Of, Ohio, Governor odorson, Of Ken
tucky, and slatga sndpbqr ,ssof leading me,n.
;bors from various States. Delegations foot
up one thoaisaaiitdii members Twonty.ais
Statea.i are repreacnted. Am6ng, those 5not
represented are sYainos oregon, Nebraska,
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New ORLEANS, Aug, 2, 1S6!

Gen s Cooper, Aicnnnd,ta, "a:
DEAR srH-yoo viii t"'ase Excus" the lib
erty which | take in trsspass1's upon your
valuable time.
l have recently been pre- airing, for the
Southern Historical Society, aPaper upon the
losses Of the Confederate Arm, from battles,
wounds and disease. during the OWL war
186l-5. The following genera results Of MY
investigation arc most respectfully submitted
to you for examination and criticism:
Ktllccl Woun,lol amt Prisnnek IF the Cane
Galetnke arnlu Dulinu Tie tir, lSGl-5
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With great respect and the highest esteem,
l have the honor to be, your obedient ser
want, JOSEPH JONES. NJ D.,
| Secretary and Treasurer Southern Hstor.
io'' DVo'''*J't f'"eS'-'-- ~ ---.;-trp Medical
Department Univemity Of Loulsians.
NEAR ALEXANDRIA,. VA,
August 20, 1859
| DIR. Joseph Jones, Secretary and Treasurer of
the Southern Historical Society, New Or
leans, Ia:
DEAR SIR have had tho honor to receive
| your kind and interesting letter Of the I'd
lust. and hey you will accept my best thanks
for the same
have closely examined your several state
m"nts in respect t. the 'nn,,dcr,te milt,rv
forces inriny 'hc l,tc w,r rs wrl' As the cas-
us!tlns incid NJ rH",.'tr, AUD have rnn,r to
IA" crr'uSior from NY general r.roll"rtinu
| " ';"h thpSr si.!t. nrnts have served To on.
! liga,ru thn ~ y Hu1 b reg led ,s nearly
crit lily ;'""#''r Most o. tn. returns frnu.
whrA Y,n ~ ~ n'v as". derived nr
n!orm don aust Nv passed through the
| H!'s %: NY .Ih"- w th, Conscdnracy. ,u,i if
! references could be n,dr tn al ,hc rycnrds .f
that oificc, they sou!1 have no dnnNt cns-
| Ole y'u 10 give r"arly \ complete history of
the strength aud operations OF car .ruirs in
detail The flies nt th,t oSa. which could
best afford this nfnr ,ntinu. we're carefully
boxed mp. and take" nn our rctr. at fro ~ Rich.
u,ond to Charlotte. n & whcre hey were
unfortunately finally cap,nrrd, aud. AS [lr,rn,
are now ia Washington, who're .hey ARE prop.
erly arranged in separate building, with
other records app"rtaining to the routrdera.
cy. preRume that hy proper management,
reference might Dr. had to ,htm Indeed,
had at one time contemplated to mix. An effort
t" renew NY "cqn'int,no" with the records
by personal application to the author,,ies in
III Washington, hut in,lIy abandoned the
idea.
1t would af,rd me much pleasure u fun.
'>h you with the information in the tabular
fnrm you have suggested. but it wnnn ho
quite impossible for rnr tn dn this withuu,
rtirrcnc" tn thD~. records. ! can only $; ,tr
rum general recollection that during the tw,
, ,,,s ...r. ,, III. scar th. ,,.,,,l. !.
our arnirs received ut ny oih :, cxhhitrd t.,e
prrser, ,.,iv, f,rc, i, ,h.. EJa .
h 1T les> than the return. ,h.n,>.,v.. ,c,,.,n,
called f.r ~ .ccpunt nj ,h.,n.e,., by sick ness,
! extra duty, furl,uyhs, d.,rni.,, and uh.r
ca ,unlse. incident ,.,np ia lih Thas,
roturuS ware kent x,tL ,,ru ..or.,,v -,
to prevent the enemy fron becon,iug ac-
qu.intrd with our weakness. Another dis.
advantage wss .iso felt in the limited mum
bsr OF nur suitable seapon. of war, and b.
lieve il will be found, on examination. that
| Oh. ,-,,.. H..
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" a r tt TrY
From tho New Orleans pYayunc,
Southern Historical &oiety

Confederate Losses During he CiuH Var,
1876 = Correspondence Ht,ocen the Sec
retary, Dr.. Joseph Jones' and Gen. O.
Cooper, Formerly AJiuta u General q
the United States. -,
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WALHALLA, S. G, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1869

lar suoh calculations may approach to sccu.
racy.
With great respect and the highest esteem,
l have the honor to be, your obedient ser
want, JOSEPH JONES, NJ D.,
Secretary and Treasurer Southern Histor
icst rSuui''~ySr f,"fs--.-- --..;.try " ed;c.l
Department University Of Loulsians.
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100000
2l)U,0U0

""'SeS'"oO ioiCca hGttFely tltEhSeu
IN 1865, 60O, 900
Total deaths ln Y. ) A !: {: 2DU 900
LOSSES Of CiS; a., in brisouers
l86l-5: which may be con
sidcrcd as total L,saes, on
accounto OF the policy of non.
exchange by tho United
States, (: 100000
Losses Of G. $ a. by discharges,
disability md 'lescrtion. 100, 900
IT this roIonlntion, which is given only MS
approximation, be correct, one third of all
the nnn "ctiveiy engaged on the Confeder,te
Hn'e were either killed outright upon the field
or died Of dscase aud wounds anuthur third
OF the entire nunbnr were captured aud held
- IN Indefinite prr"i III Northern prisous !;
'od If the rcn.ning t0U. 900. at least one
.hnIi ~, re inst To the service br DISCHARGES
ana des.rtion.
At the close ot the war the available toros
of the Confederate Statrs numbered scarcely
100000 efloctvo men f
The resolution, unsurpassed bravery and
skill win Yhioh tho Confederate leaders con.
Quoted this contest il shown by tho fnct that
out of 100000 men lp the field about 500,
QUO were lost TO tho service.
I At the close Of the war the. 100 900 Con.
iederates were opposed to one dillon { 1000,
OOOl Federal troops. 3.
,i Your approved or disapproval Of this oalou.
latioa is most respectfully solicited
The distipgdished ability with which you
d,soharaed tho responsible and ardaous duties
Of .Adjatant General 81 The Confederate
army qualities you, above every other otlidnr
Of the lato Copfsdorato statos, u deosde how
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WHAT IS the Treasury Department worth
If it cannot avert such public c.lamit;e. !.
aomoraliaes =. our whole commercial system
It 'scannos protect the public from The occur.
rense Of panios ruinous to the intsrests,nf
intkernal ! k trade and foreign commersof Thia
y Whist the Bank os England does eyery doy.
s'f. : boutwsll can, apparently, offer no jassi.
aoatlon :. t' fos his dilatoriaees in putting gold
into tho market time enough to arrest tbs
scheming Of the Wall street conspirators. q 1
assume that he did not know whatwas, oomino..
and 70 anticipste tho horrible confusion now
existing, would be to- chasge Iia, viii, tha
grosscst, ,ignoranc OF the duties he ptatcu3s
to- porfSrp lVeso Pork iseras9 's
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-30

S97i.952 10 81 ,26S, POD 40
The city owns the following property, viz:
Market House, furniture. pnrk. etc, 100000
Public School House and lot, in the
First ward, %, 200 90
Public School House and lot, in the
! Fourth ward. ~ $4,000
Fifth ward, 1900 60
Engine. Hook and Ladder House, in te
the Frst ward 1900
Engine House and lot, in the Second
ward. 1000
Engine House and lot, in the Third
ward, 5000
ward, $4,000
ward " 10000
Three Steam Fire Engines and Ten.
deFs, 400
Three Hand Engine and Jumpers, 3 500
Hose Carriages. $500
Hook and Ladder Trucks, 1000
Good HOse in use. 1000
Fifteen Public Hydrants, 500
Aims House property. 100000
Furniture ETC.. in Old Council Chamber 800 90
Two hnnared and sixty-eight street gus
lamps, 1884
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WANTED.

A Lady or Gentleman to take orders in tn
city and vicinity for a first class pub icati m.
This is "A respectable and profitable occupatio
for competent person. Address,
j. ]. MCNAMARA g. CO.,
Newark, N. J. .
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$44l,3Sl
TAXES.

TAXES.
The assessed valuation of real and
personal property over liabilities in the
city, for the year 1868, amounts to nine
millions nine hundred and ninety four
thousand seven hundred and fifty dol
lars go 1914, 750) us follows rs 523, 300
within the lamp and water district, 81,
All $50 outside the lamp and water dis
triet. Upon this property there was
assessed in the First and Second wards
So 68 on 800, within the lamp and
watch district and 70 "a ont of the
lamp district In the Third, Fifth and
Sixth wards, the assessment was 80 Is
on the 500. in the lamp district, and
81 IA on 500, outside the lamp district
In the Fourth, Seventh and Eighth
wards, the assessments were So 20 on
the 500, in the lamp district, and 81
rs on the 300, outside the lamp dis
trict
These assessments were made for
city, county and state purposes, includ
ing one pr r cent for city purposes, and
amounted, including poll, and the
amount raised by special law for Coun-
ty Aims House, Market Hall, and Fire
Engine H use and Engines, to the sum
of $245, 172 Is.
OF this amount 500, 447 67 was due
tho county of Union, and $6,342 SO,
were due TO the state of New Jersey.
We wish to add our word Of commen-
dalion to the faithful manner in which
the Receiver of Faxes has performed
his duties This is not only due to him
as public officer, but is worthy OF an
acknowledgment from the public, whose
servant he is.
DISBURSEMENTS.
The disbursements of the city for the
wear 1868, and as compared with the
ryoor 1897 were as follows
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-01-30

OdHttulf AOJ LOUO.
GenRemen Of he City Council:
As the Executive of our City Govern
ment the duty devolves upon me, in
compliance with the provisions of the
charter. to address you at your first re.
gnlar meeting in January.
AT the commencement of new year
we should not omit to return our sincere
thanks to Almighty God for the many
blessings we have enjoyed. through his
favor. during the one which is just
closed
Herewith I transmit my seventh an
nnal statement of the affairs of the city,
fn relation 20 its government. finances
and improvements, with such sngges-
tions and recommendations as seem to
me To- be important.
IT is not necessary, neither will time
permit me, to make lengthy state
ment OF the subjects of this communi-
tion. hut 1 briefly submit for your con-
alteration the following:
The debt of the City Corporation at
the close of this last, and as compared
with the previous year, is as follows
PERMANENT DEBT AND CITY PROPERTY.
Bonded Indebtedness January l, 1868
and 1869.
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Reading Matter on every page.
MAYOR.S ESSAGE.

MAYORS OFFICE. ELIZABETH. N. J.
Janunry 20, 1869.
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The DAILY MONITOR will be served to sub
seribers at TEN CENTS WEEK.
Mr GEORGE E. VAN BLARoUM has route
In the upper part of the city. Orders may
be left at this Office. Mr.. WILLIAM G. JONES
will supply those at the Port.
Cop es may be obtained at the Post Office.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The Board of Education have ex-
pended, during the year 1867, $l7, 843. !
so, and during the year 1868, $40, 524.-
Oh, as follows, to wit
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TUE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
pnlIished at 155 BROAD STREET, near
Iy opposite the National State Bank, by
J. MADISON DRAKE, Editor and
Proprietor. Mail subscribers IS year
ia advance Single copies two cents.
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ASSESSMENT ON STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
During the last two or three years
there have been completed and accept
ed by the Council a number of street
improvements, upon which no assess
ments have been made. For these i'm
provements the City Council has issued
bonds, and is now paying interest upon
them, thus subjecting the city to con
tinual loss. [ hope You will have these
assessments completed Immediately /;
and hereafter whenever an improve
ment is finished and accepted by the
city, let a commission be Immediately
appointed to make the assessment, and
the whole matter be expeditiously
closed, thereby saving the city from
the loss of interest on the bonds issued
for the work.
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The amount expended in this depart
ment is $I,66O.t9 more than the pre-
ceeding year.
n,,ryrrs
~ 800 n.l =,
lhere afe IN me Olty MarkFe lor'y-
IpFee s'aiis' OF Whica q, hihe are AZ pres
ent unoeeupled. me sources from
"hicn revenue Is derived 10 tile CITY
are ISL; 'o'ali rents "a, Coz country mar !,
Set ana ground. 90 oleV Standard
scales.
Inc receipts nave been as follows
Stall $, rents Us ss'4 AZ o. 81
S tahdar tfs scales ISL a
800
Iotai RSooo q
-
Outstanding accounts, 1887 o.
49, .
""'4'' c
WATER
In my last message l recommended
that prompt action shonld he taken t.
provide a more abundant supply o
pure water for the city A commissIof
was subsequently, appointed to max
an investigator OF the sources iron
WHICH tiiiS supply c''''lu NC "o'"iue''
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LOST.

On TUESDAY NIGHT, Il small. thin BLAC
and TAN DOG. Answers to name OF TRIP.
liberal reward will be paid il left at 252 Broad {
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ORDINANCES.
+ AL r il.

YHNHE LADIES of the Second Presbyteria
a Church will hold Fair AID Festival for b
nevolent purposes. In the sunday School room. c
MONDAY AT fERNOnN and EVENING, Fe'
ruary /. Admission 10 cents
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1869-05-14

IL PROBATE MANITOWOC COUNTY
J. court. In the matt Ell of the Characteristics
sf the minor heir Of Joseph BradeIl on
reading and fling the petition Of Matthias
humbalek, Guardian Of lid minor rsnrn
fsn'ing, among other things, that the Sid
ward 10 seized Of certain real estate in Two Riy.
srs, ana that is necessary that the same sbou,d
se soid, anu pr ying for license to sell .he
anne and 1t appearing to the court from
eaia petition that is is necessary to sell said
rear estate It IS ordered and directed mat tba
mex ku to said ward, and all persons interes at.
va 10 said estate, appear bsfore me. on Non
way, the 81 day Of My, a D. 1869, at ten
O'Clock A Nj. Mt the Probate Ofice in said
soanty, then and there to show cause 1if anr
there be- why license should not be rrantad far
the sale OF said real estate, according to the
prayer Of said petition. And it is further or
u"fed, that copy IF this order shal be nnb-
asned Tor four successive weeks prior to aoid
Gay OF hearing in N4nitowoc plot, vi
". N0oi
1850. GrG " SID 'ifr'I, -, u
County Judge.
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TN OBATE-MANITOWOC COUNTY
i court. In tt e matter Of the proof and pro-
bate of the last will and testament of Mich
ael Flynn deceased, late of the county Of
Manitowoc. Where's, an instrument in writ
ing, purporting to be the last win and tesla
ment Of Michael Flynn deceased, late Of the
county of Manitowoc has been filed in the of.
hce and whereas application has been made
by Margreta Flynn praying that the Same
be proven aud admitted to probate according
to tue laws Of this state Therefore. it 10 or
dered that said application be heard before me
at the probate office in the village of Mantle
voc, IN said county, on the 18th day Of
May u. 1869, at ~ o'clock A. N. And it il
turtle" ordered, TINT notice shall be given 70
all persons interested ip said Will, of the time
and place Of said hearing, by publication in
the Manitowoc Pilot, a newspaper printed in
said village for three successive weeks, once
each week, prior to the time of such hearing.
B. the Conrt, GEO. w. BARKER.
County Judge
Manitowoc, April sOth 500, Al @w
CHARLES RI. WALK En-,
A TTOEEEY and Counsellor at Law. Office
"A oil Eighth street, over the First National
Bank. G14 pG