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morrow.

SUPREME CoURT PROCEEDINGS. - We'd
nesday. October ID, 1869. Full bench pres
emf. John G. McElvainey admitted 10
practice. The Virginia and Gold Hill
Water Company, appellant, vs.. Lewis Lille
ct al, respondents; oral argument by counsel
for appellant; respondent allowed ten DAYS
to file briefs and appellant five days there
after to file brief in reply; Hiilyer for appel
liant, Aldrich for respondent. l. A. Todman,
respondent, VS.. II. II Purdy, appellant :;
argued and submitted; Taylor for appellant,
Hayden for respondent. Kate Healy re-
spondent VS.. Imperial Fire Insurance Com
pany; argued and submitted; three days al
lowed appellant to file brief, and three days
respondent to reply; Williams for appellant,
Mitchell Tor respondent. Court adjourned
till Thursday, Oct. Ii, at 10 o'clock a. III.
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Two men were arrested in Troy, N.
Y, recently, on suspicion of having
stolen a hearse which they were anxious
to sell, and on the same day man was
arrested in Pltishurg, Pa, on the ch arge
OF obtaining a coffin under false preten-
SEES.
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WE REGRET that our space is so limited
as to preclude the insertion in our columns
of very comprehensive article upon the
Labor Question in Storey County which
appeared in yesterdays Enterprise. So fully
does it concur with our ideas of the facts that
we shall give it place in our issue of to-
mnrrnM
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Too HoT FOR TAkM. = The Charles
City ia Advocate says that /. woman
started for fown with dozen eggs and
few pounds of tutter IN basket one
hot day Inst week. and when she got
there, all that she found 10 Der ba- ket
was lock OF hair and dozen young
chickens.
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AID sAATAskS:

The advantages Of this Ass acatIuH are, Money
Pane alect it Its bruetlts ale easily attain
able by al, and every subscriber ddIcd to the
Assue!atlHn enhances IN, nieest ami protection
OF oil; the amount paid being suIaii, and only
at Intervals ts.at any IeIsun can aeourr for lis
family competency upon bls Ucath. one class
can not be a.sesse II u4euotr Of another class
dies GLASSES have connect on with eac. other
OFFICEKS-DE>J. II. FREEMAN, President !;
GEO. II. RUSSELL, Vice President; JOHN Ii.
WARkEN, Secretary; JAS. A. PHlrCHARD,
Treasurer.
REFERENCES:
San FRAscIsco-IIon. Henry Dutton, President
Farmers and Me, hauics' bank lion. Samuel
Cowies, late Judge OF County Coutt: Hon. A j.
Gunnison, Attorney at Law; ii. j. Booth, ESP. i,
Union Iron WORKS; Henry Il lllIams, Esl 4,
heal Estate; john o. Hanscom, .Etna Iron
Works; Jonn II. uBren, EsI., of u Brien, Bush
& Co.
gold liLL-i.on. j. p. Jones.
VIRGlNI. j. Z. Currie, ESD; E.W. Reyes, Esq.
CARS n CiTl Hon. r. Ii. clayton; Hon. Adolf
plus Waltz; Hon. Thomas Wells
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TURN yEREIS BALL. = The Carson City Turn
yerein will hold ball at their Hall on Monday
evening, October 18th. celebration Of the
seventh anniversary # their formation. Tickets
of admission viii be sold at 81 80. The public is
invited TO attend.
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POLICIES

Of the following kinds will be issued by the
ID y klyn Lite Insurance Company:
ordinary Lie;
Life in Limited Payments;
JOINT Life;
Ordinary indou ment:
Endowment in Limited Payments;
Term. and
Aunuities.
The Offices ot this Company invite attention to
the new feature OF DEFINITE, GUARANTEED,
81 kREN DEh-NALUtS, now otie!ei t. all VIII
b-cvnie policy holders The reader is pa ticul.rI
leiuined that this value Is not expressed IN tl.c
mysIify ing vernacular II Actuarial le, hAicalities
uut Is pam 10 all. stated IN dJ,lars ami cents
The Bsooklyn Lite ln>Ura &C Company of New
York guarantees t. every policy holder IA definite
Surrender ya.u. ia cast; the tAsrt aIlol.ut u
y hiCh IN dollars and cents, Is endorsed each
and every policy issuei.
lie Brooklyn Life alone of all Life Insurance
Companies guarantees Gefuite surrender value
in cash, ami every policy issued 10y that comp ttS
bears a certificate stating what this eNa,t worth
VIII be IN dollars and CENTS II any time, after the
payment OF two more annual premiums.
A policy holder IN lie brooklyn Lii need htve
10 appreiensio to his movements being limited
restrained by geographical II e. lac may e
.here he pleases i've where he eleC.s; Eurupe,
Asia, Africa, SOUTH America, Mckee. an.r roy-
nesia as fee TO him as the tntled sta,es.
The Brooklyn Life challenge, competition IN,
tue matter Of DlhlDENDo 10 IIS FUL.Ci
uuLDkR> The DlyidrGds larger than have
ever been paid 10y any other Lie Company IN tins
country, AZ the sane age, On the same kiua ol
poncies.
Policies valuable IN life, as vel As at Death:
ALI policies are non To- fettable after two iGh
Annual Premiums hay- been paid
hates d. low COT slsJeut with tuaucia
5 ,unduess, and less han those uf almost 'a-
psnes which accommodate their assured NIth
loans.
Dividends annually cater second ear, in cash.
DIVIDENDS are divided on IEe contribution Plan
the only equitable manner II Islulns the earn
ings Of Life INSURANCE Con pauy.
fromptitude an paying Lose.
No cnatge for policy or stamp, or for medlca,
eXtirlnttlJn.
Policies issued payable either gold or
rency.
STEPHES 4. KING,
GENERAL AGENT, 2i0 MoAtGUHEAY ST.,
CORNER PINE, cAN FRANCISCO,
CALItUk VA.
SILAS CAULKINS,
AG Il \ L Fol /. \ ENADA,
Office in WATTS Blu Hing, on King Street, one
door East If Justice WATTS Office.
Carson City, Uctob'r D, lSUg.
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TIE LscrURE by Senator Eye at the
presby ,erian Church last evening de.
serves more than a mere passing notice; ;
and we reserve our comments, until
'.Ihe morning hour
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THE DAILY APPEAL

THE CARSON CITY JOCKEY CLUB met last
night at the Magnolia and adjourned until
Saturday night at the same place. A full
attendance is requested on that occasion.
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THERE will be meeting Of the Silver
Star B B. C. at their rooms, this eve
ming, at 6p. N. All members are earn
estly requested to be promptly on hand.
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THANKs.-We are much obliged to
Doc Sharp for box Of fish of his
catching We will offer our thanks
more deliberately after breakfast.
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THANKSGIVING DAV.-The President
has appointed Thursday, the 18Th day
of November, as dag of general thans-
giving and prayer.
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IT is stated that although Cornell
University bias been opeled to women ,
not enc has applied for admission.
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PAC | FIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
OF CALIFORNIA.
O = e ECT:

THE OBI EFT THIS AZ &C ALTON Is To
i secure a cash payment ithn sixty days af er
proof of the death If sub.cr.ber to his on her
ners or assigns, II As many doll RS there are
individuals Of the class t, which such deceas ed
SUBSCRIBER itluuoeG.
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NJ r. n u Ell stIip

The subscription fees are | en- Do las at Joining
and ont Dollar on tEe dea'h OK each subscriber
1 he duli"r from each sub7ci 10 is paid to The
heirs or a-sI-us If TIE dee easta
The subscribrrs axe Givid d mt, classes i.ciuG-
ing males AM macs. I..ci IL limited to
100 suosi ibess. As CLASSES arv flied one
Viii be formed. No pr on is 50 poor that lie Cali,
not pay ten collars st JOIN ny and aorar occa-
sonaiit, thus seutTIng s5,tC0 TO his or her heiIs
or assigns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

LA RuE's MlNsTRELs.-This troupe had
a brilliant opening night in Richmond. A
very large audience was in attendance, and
almost every piece on the programme was
encored. Such a performance in its line
has not been witnessed in Richmond for
years. Mortimer and Cohan Immediately
became favorites, but Ricardo was the star
of the evening. But we cannot further
particularize. A second entertainment to-
night with an excellent programme. Re-
served seats, without extra charge, may be
had at Davies Musical Exchange to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

"GooDs well bought are hall sold" Is an old
adage which can be applied 10 the house OF LEVY
BROTHERS.. Anticipating = rise In cotton GOODS
they laid IN a large supply. They are therefore
enabled to offer many styles OF b!eached and un-
bleached .heetings and shirt!ngs at prices as 10"
as before the rise. We took a look through their
stock few days ago, and we5e surprised TO see
such variety or qualities both In bleached ana
brown sheetngs and shirtings. We were also
shown some superior Irish iinen, OF WHICH lhey
have the exclusive sale in this city. Ibe mouse oil
LkyYs' IS becoming more and more popuias' anu
Is now All Institution to boast OF.
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BURNING OF THE DEAD.


On ALI. PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALES OF REAL
ESTATE MADE HETwEES THE FIRST DAY or
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY TIE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
SENT YEAR, hut on ALL SALES BETWEEN TIL K
FIRST DAY OF JULY ASD TIE THIRTY-FIhsT
DAY OF DECEMBER TIE SELLER PAYS THEN.
REGNAULT * CO, Main street between
Eighth and Ninth, will sell At 10 \. NJ.
an assortment OF fine furniture, stoves,
gas fixtures, etc.
BYERLY 4 co. will sell At 10 o clock Il large
assortment of crockcry and glassware
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MAYORS COURT-MAYoR CHAHoos.

attempt 10 Stea!.-Richard Washington
(small negro boyl, charged with attempting
to steal pair Of gold sleeve buttons from
the person of Eliza Benedict, was consigned
to the tender mercies Of his mother, who
was on hand ready TO administer strap
ping.
Ihef.-Moses Anderson (negro) was ar
raigued for stealing q watch belonging to
Clara Church, valued at five dollars. Moses
had Just been released from Jail on Tues
day when he was again caught appropria-
ting to himself another's goods. He was
required to give 500 surety for his future
good behavior, and committed in default
thereof.
Sidney Johnson, Joseph Anderson, and
Nelson Gray (negro boys), were arraigned
charged with stealing hat from Mrs. Cal
lahan, and with being yagrants and thieves.
Johnson was sent on 10 answer Indictment,
and the others were retained for whip
ping by their parents.
William Ferrand was arraigned for un-
lawfully retaining picture belonging to
Louisa Taylor. There being no criminal
intent shown, the accused was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

REcArTuRE or AN ESCAPED PRISONER -
Richard Burnett alias Jim Lewis, a negro
who was sent on to answer indictment for
misdemcanor on Saturday last, made his
escape while being carried to Jail. On yes
terday Detectives O'Dwyer and Tyler re-
captured him, and he was remanded to his
old Quarters to await trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

CHESTERFIELD ERs.--Sam NJ. Page,
newly appointed attorney for the Common
wealth for Chesterfield, qualified on Mon
day. Only little civil business was trans
acted by the court after days session.
An attempt was made by magistrate to
reduce the allowance to the Commonwealth 8
Attorney and clerk, but failed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

MAIL TRAIN DgLAYED.-The northern
train was nearly an hour behind time yes.
terday afternoon. The delay was caused
By the time occupied in transferring 10,
of soldiers and band Of negro minstrels
with their baggage, from the boat to the
train az Aqua creek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

BAPTIST SvSDAY-sCHooL ASSOCIATIONS
We publish below the reports of most OF
the schools connected with this Association
for the month ending with last Sabbath.
In the absence of the usual monthly meet
ing, we have not been able to obtain more
complete report, but the schools reporting
seem to be enjoying high degree of pros
perity. Their average attendance was as
fnllnws
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

THE PAsToRATE OF THE FIRST PREsBYTE-
RGAS CHURCH. "A special telegram received
at our Office last night states that Mont
gomery Presbytery, which met in Lynch
burg yesterday, dissolved the pastoral rela'
ton between Rev. John L. Preston and the
Salem church, with view to his accepting
a call from the First church, Richmond
William F. Taylor, Esq, appeared before
Presbytery on behalf of the First church.
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PARpoS.-Robert Striker. convicted in
Shenandoah county, June 1868, OF horse
stealing and sentenced to one years con-
inement in the penitentiary, has been
pardoned by the Governor.
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COSTUMES FOR rus BALL.-Mr. Maxwell,
the costumer for the Turner mack ball to
take place next Monday night, viii be pre-
pared to furnish costumes at Sauer's hlon-
ticello Hall to- morrow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

REL1G1oUs.-The Right Reverend DR..
Thomas A. Becker, Catholic Bishop OF
Wilmington, Delaware, will be in this city
in day or 90, and will preach at st. Peters
church on Sunday night.
Archbishop Connolly, of Nova Scotia,
will preach at the cathedral On Sunday
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

ASN1yERsARY CELEBRATloN.-The Wash
ington Society of the University of Virginia
celebrate their anniversary on the ed
instant. President, King Willy, of Georgia
Reader, ]. G. Rogers, Maryland Orator,
r. S. JelFries, Virginia. Committee: Z.
G.. Thomas, North Carolina; G. F. Beyan,
Jr., Maryland; II. W. Jones, Arkansas
Edmond Burke, Virginia; J. c. Lumpkin,
Mississippi; F. Lockhart, Georgia; Nal
colin Caruthers, Tennessee ". G. Maupinl
Virginia s. O. Perrow, Virginia.
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THE ORAToRIo To-NIGHT.-At the Broad

THE ORATORIo TO-NIGHT.-At the Broad
street Methodist church tonight Mendel5-
sohn's great oratorio of st. Paul will be
rendered by a company of talented anna
teurs under the leadership of Madam Ruhl.
Those who attend will not only have the
pleasure of hearing real musical treat,
but will also contribute their funds 10
most worthy object-the Male Orphan Asy-
lum of Richmond. We hope the house may
be crowded, as it should be.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

LENTES SERVICES. There will be, during
the season of Lent, services ut st. Mary's
fGerman) Catholic church on Wednesday
and Friday afternoons at 3 O'clock. The
services will consist OF the Stations Of the
Cross.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

PERsoxAL.-Alexander B. Guigon, Esq,
leaves this morning for Washington to re-
spond to the motion before the Supreme
Court for rule of prohibition against Judge
Underwood in the Jeter Phillips Gaze.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

CosN1TIoy AMONG FUEL DEALsRS.-PA"s
advertIses COAL and WOOD on the most favorable
terms, and promises TO deliver II free. Now Is The
time f,r poor and rich men TO buy their coal
ard wood See C. H. PAGs'S advert ,ement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

QUICK SALxs-SMALL PRoFITs.-A ready,
large d.msnd will compensate for the very small
profits realized from the superior wood sold 10
those who prepay, Ut % and S3.:s hslf-ce ri.
sawed or spli, by the Steam, Fuel Factory, Order
1
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THE
City GOVERNMENT FOR THE COMING YEAR.
We have been enabled to gain access to the
details of the Auditors statement of the
estimated receipts and disbursements for
the coming wear. We give them below
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

HEARTH AND HoME.-Turner sends us
the last copy of this favorite weekly, with
supplement. For sale ut his news depot,
1ll4 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

LIST OF USHAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING ISTrE RECHMOND Posi- FEBRUARY
II. lSG9.-Airs. Susan Johnson; Miss
Mary L. Brooks, Mrs. NJ. Z. Wade, Miss
Alexzenia Gilmond, Miss julia Toler l2),
Richmond, Va; Miss HELEN E. judah,
Philadelphia, Pa.: TIA. Cevan, West Point,
Va. E. Steiger, New York city William
H. Williams, Ironton, Ohio: Mrs. Sarah
Toler; jeff. Pinkerd Mr.. Scruggs; one let
ter. no address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

PiCoT'S VIRGINIA WoRM-kILLER Is plea
sant. safe, aud certain remedy for children. so!a
everywhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11

The BROOK ROAD CoSDEMNEn.-Owing
to the many complaints of the bad condition
of the Brook road, at the last term of the
county court Messrs. John A. Hutcheson,
Edward c. Pollard, and Thomas Johnston,
were appointed commissioners to inspect It:
They performed this duty on Tuesday, and
though the road generally was found in good
order, it was not deemed up to the require
ments Of the law. 1t will therefore be open
hereafter to oil, without the payment Of
toll, until it Is passed upon favorably by
the commission.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRuAs

PORT OF RICHMOND. FEBRUARY 10.
sLiLEp.
Steamer Eliza Haneox, Clifford, Norfolk,
y ,narchandIse and passengers, l.. Is. Tatrm.
agaoRASDA.
I,yrapooL, January 25.-Entered for load.
iup bark Kawe, Widgren, for City Point.
Schooner NJ. L. Rankin, Hall, from Boston
for Richmond, sailed from Newport on s'he
7Ih.
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
cIar y,~u.yyIuyy rH AfyvlNCk

ANOTHER MAD Dec KILLED Policeman
John T. Cox killed a mad dog yesterday on
the premises of Mr.. Ottenheimer, on Main
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
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Asx1yERsAaY CELEBRArloS.-The Wash

No reports from Belyidere, Fulton, Val
ley, and Hollywood.
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CHARTER GRANTED.-Judge Meredith on
yesterday granted charter TO company
Of gentlemen for the incorporation of q
company under the style of the " Southern
Mutual Benevolent Association" organized
for the purpose of assisting each other IN
sickness and guaranteeing protection from
want. The company may hold capital
stock to the amount Of $500, ,000-the prin-
cipal oiIice to be located in Richmond. The
following arc its officers for the first year
William Wildt, president; John IL. Pein,
secretary a. Bodeker, treasurer; James
Miller, S. NJ. Roscnbaum, and John Pur-
cell, directors.
This association is formed on the plan OF
a health insurance company, and must
prove most benefccnt in its objects. A
poor man may insure himself against indi'
gency during spell OF sickness at a very
small rate. Ii deserves every encourage
mcnt, especially among the workingmen.
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REV. DIX. BETTELHEIN.-At meeting of
the Board of Managers of the congregation
Beth Ahaba on the 7th instant the follow
ing minute was adopted:
"Whercas, while on II visit 10 this city ny
the Rev DR.. Bcttelheim, OF Philadelphia, this
congregation, rs we'll as Il large number of our
ca rcliglonistS, were So ably and eloquently
addressed by that reverend gentleman, there.
fore
i" R.SDirci, That the thanks OF this congre-
CATION are hereby rendered 10 the Rev. DR..
Battelheim for his very able and instructive
lecture.
Rtspirti, That we Will endeavor to EMU
late tho noble words and excellent advice re-
cei,r,l at our-lud ably continued and
closed ut The Mayo street -synugoSue.
RSDirsj, That shall At all times vel
come him in our midst, and that the high ap.
prcci:t ion of his able dlscourses impressed 50
iudrllbIY on our minds may induce him 10
visit us again, attording us pleasure or renew
Ing the qualification experienced by his elo-
a
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HuSTlNGS COURT OF MAGISTRATES.
SENIOR ALDERMAN PEBBLES PaBsIDIss.
Frank Saunders (negro), indicted for
assault and battery, was tried and acquitted.
Phillis Brown (negro) indicted for stab
bing Jennie Pinny (negro), was tried and
acquitted.
James Pagan (negro), indicted for petit
larceny, was found guilty, and sent to the
chain gang for thirty days.
John Payne tncgro), indicted for petit
larceny, was found guilty, and sent to the
chain gang for ninety days.
Richard Burnett and Jerry Thomas (ne-
groes), indicted for petit larceny, were
found "not guilty." and discharged.
William Washington (mulatto), indicted
for petit larceny, was convicted, and sent
to work in the chain-gang for six months.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS
CDLfRI

The Mail Rob5ery.-L. /. Jett, charged
with robbing the United States mail, was
again before Commissioner Chahoon's court
yesterday. Governor Wise appeared az
counsel for the accused. The case was
again continued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEssrAKT j.. 1863
SIM rises s al Moon sets. ::...... 90
Smn mnsets..5l6 10 High tide. y. NJ. 90
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THE COURTS.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT -
JrDaE USDERwooD rREsIDISG.
In this court yesterday the Judge an
nounced that he would call the docket Of
the circuit court for the last time this morn
ing. He had consented to sit at this time
at the request of parties interested in the
docket, and he was surprised to find that
very few of them were present. He would
therefore warn counsel and others concern
ell that the last calling would be had this
morning. The Court further intimated
that it would adjoura next week for the
term. large number Of decrccs were
entered in bank suits on default for non
appearance.
Messrs. Alfred Morton, william L. Clarke,
and John F. Wilson, qualified to practice
in this court.
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The Spanish elections have taken place
with praiscworthy order, and are emil
nently favorable to the Monarchic-R -RepubIi-
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can party. Strife will cease until the CorteS
has decided the King question" when all
pretendcrs and the disappointed will unto
to make their country great, glorious, and
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4 - As0bAG
nFT1cE or THE CLERK or TIE CoUSTY
BOARD Or SUPERVISORS,
Manitowoc. septenbe~ ?:

Manitowoc, September % 1863
A Ii persons Interested are hereby notlfled
Athat the following tracts Of land ana village
lots lying and being situated in the County Of
Nanitowoc and State OF Wisconsin, remaining
unredeemed In the office Of the Clerk ot the
County Board Ct Supervisors OF the County Of
! 49, al Sta ri Nisonls- Tor fle
taxes due end unpaid thereon for the year
1866, for which sad taxes the said tracts Of
land and town lots were sold on the 18th day
Of MAY, A. D. 1867. Now therefore, unless
the amount of taxes interest, fees and Charges
set opposite the several tracts Of land and
town lois. as herein described be paid on or
before the 18th day Of May 1870 the same will
be conveyed to the purchaser Or his assignees
In pursuance Of the Statutes in such case made
and provided
p p FUESSENICH
Clerk Of the County Board Of Supervisors, Of
Manitowoo County Wisconsin.