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weak; market slIghtly favors buyers. Wheat
dul, and lower; Maryland 81 40, 81 42a1 30; prime
to strictly choice Pennsylvania 81 3oa1 IS; West
ern 81 2la1 26. Corn dull and lower; white
81 lsaI 1s; yellow 81 10. Oats steady at e6c.
Rye 1oc. Pork nrm at $50. Bacon active; rib
sides 17a17x; clear l7z; shoulders 14a141<c. Lard
ofhet at 17Ea17Hc. Whiskey quiet at 81 1oa1 Il
CITY PoRT, May 2o.-Cotton, receipts of the
week 127 bales.
NORFOLK May 2o.-Cotton quiet; low loiddlings
PIC; receipts 15e bales; exports coastwIse bales
stock 1888 bales; receipts Of the week 1870 bales
exports coastwlse 1872 bales; sales 100 bales.
WILMINGTON, May 2O.-Cetton, receipts Of the
week 300 bales; exports coastwise 800: stock SOC
bales.
AUGUSTA, May 2e.-Market quiet; sales 300
bales receipts 2l1; niddlings 2114c; sales OF the
week 2o27 bales; receipts e4o stock Is, 42o bales.
SAVANNAH, May 2o.-Cotton in fair demand
midangs q 1lc; sales 800 bales exports e47 bales
exports to continent 4e5 bales; coastwise 60.
bales; stock 36,2s2 bales uplands aud ss2 pales
sea islands, receipts Of the week 1892 bales; eX'
ports to Great Britain 3lss Dales; to continent
1856 bales; coastwise 1922 bales; sales o15o bales
| GALVESTON, May 2o.-Cotten quiet; good ordl-
nary 1sc; receipts 7Se bales; exports coastwlse
1921 bales stock % 462 baes receipts Of the week
5se1 bales; exports to Great Britain 1899 bales
to France 1910 bales; coastwise 1850 bales; sales
| $40 bales.
MOBILE, Nay 2o.-Cotton quiet; middllngs q y
a21X; sales 500 bales receipts 5ls; exports coast
wise 76; stock A., 23o bales; receipts Of the week
1923 bales; exports coastwse $500; sales 1850; ne'
receipts of the week II, ,SO5 coastwse 1854; tota
is, $50 bales; exports to Liverpool 1s,7os bales
Cronstadt 1858; Bremen 2l2o; Barcelona 1851
Havre 116s; Vera Cruz $40; New York 2654; Bos
ton Al; sales II, 600 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, May 1e-Cotton, holders ask ar
advance, but buyers operate with caution Mid
dlings 2214c. Sales 1900 bnles; receipts as42
coastwse 1893; total 4o4l. Exports to Cronstad
1858 bales; to New York 1856. Stock 1881
| hal
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R1cE.-The demand was good, prices firm and
full, and In some cases rather better; sales about
27o tierces OF clean Carolina say 40 tlerces at 6H;
81 at e1; Il OF 6%; at 7; 40 at TX; "a at TX. We
quote common to fair clean Carolina at 6h@7c;
good 71@7Hc ib.
NAVAL SToREs.-There was q. fair business
doing, at steady rates; sales OF 100 bbls. spirits
turpentlne at SIC; 26l bbls. pale to extra pale
rosin at $4@l 10; 200 bbls. extra No. at
81 10; 100 bbls No. 2 at 81 60; Is bbls. No. 3 at
$156.
FRE1aHrs-To Liverpool, by steam, direct nomi.
nal via New York, 7.16d on uplands; 11-l6d
on sea islands; by sail we quote 7-lsd on
upland cotton, and Ad y b on sea
island cotton. To Havre, by steam, nomi-
nal; by sail, nominal at xc on uplsnds
and lHc on sea islands. Coastwtse to
New York, by steam, Nc p on uplsnds
and No on sea islands; by sail, Xc p ID on up.
lands. To Boston, by steam, nominal; by SAL, II
axc p b on uplands. To ToPhiladelphia, by steam,
Xe 2 b ON uplsnds; by sail, somewhat nom.
nsl. TO Baltimore, BY ysteam, K@xc p b on
uplsnds; by sail somewhat nominal.
Misunderstanding 60 day bills 2SH@A.
DOMESTIC ExoHANaB-The banks purchase sight
checks at u or and sell at u premium. Outside
they purchase at y OF to par, and sell at par TO
4 premium.
aoLe.-Buying at 1Sx and selling at l4h.
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lnteri.r Cotton nIarkets.

COLUMBIA, May l9.-There was good demand
for cotton to-day at 2Oa2ohc for middling; sales
light.
ANDERSON. MAY ls.-Market lively during the
past week; middlngs to-day "wednesday com
fnand 1Si5a2okc.
ATLANTA, May Is.-The market closed at 2oAc
for middings; isA for low mlddlings; lS2< fol
good ordinary; Tx for ordinary.
COLUMBUS, May 1s.-Our market is quiet
middlings 2O1c; low middlings 20; sales lss bales
receipts as bales; shipments 3O7 bales.
MONTGOMERY, May 1s.-Market dull; prices
nominal at 2oa2O5<c for low middllngs.
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PaGaenRerk

Per steamer Argo, from Bull River, Edlsto, &c
E Munday, r G CRr!sty, c Bailey, W Whaley, J
Coates, p d Pepper, DR. Randolph. Miss Randolph.
wilson, Beckett, Mrs ! Sally, DR.
MiRen and servant, E Bates, Foster, !" Sim
mons, Chadwick, B Hart, and l3 deck.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

PHrLApEIPH1A-Per steamship W Everman-
16 tierces rice $50 bales cotton, 13l bales yarn,
&c, 2s4 bbls rosn, so packages vegetables, and
BAIrInoRE-Per schr Eveline AeLaln-235 tons
phoaphate rock,
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Receipts by railroad, May 30.
sorTa, CAROLINA RAILROAD.

sorTH. CAROLINA RAILROAD.
2s1 bales cotton, II bales goods. 81 bbls naval
stores, cars lumber. TO Railroad Agent, @ W
WItte, Graeser 4 Smith, L DeSaussure, pelzer,
Rodgers co. r Mure & co, ] Marshall, Frost 4
Adger, Glbbes 4 co, W w Smith, W Williams
co. W @ Courtney CO, ] N Robson G Walter d
CO. Thurston q Holmes, c Mallonee.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
AZ bales cotton, 576 bbls naval stores, cars lum-
ber, live stock, bbls lime, furniture mdse, &c To
Barden PriHgle Kinsman Howell, D Stoney,
Weiters, Frost d Adger,.G W Williams CO.
Trest, Olney y co, Johnston, Crews Il co, Mar
shall, Jr. F Grimm, A Neumann, ] o a Moore, E
yelling, Sanders, and d c Eoaugh.
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NEW York Ktce nInrket.

From the daily Bulletin. 18th instant: The small
stock is firmly held and the trade are buying fair.
". Sales Of 80 tcs Carolina at 7i4a7c. Carolina,
common to good, per cwt So 1897 rs; do prime,
per cwt 81 81 1sa7 62,S; Rangoon, per 10, 5a6c;
Rangoon, gold In bond per ID, 3a3hc.
moderate business doing in domestic at steady
rates. The stock Is mode ate and is steadily held.
We Quote TAT Hc. Raugoon sells In small lots to
the trade at &c currency.
From The Tribune: Market generally In dull
condition, but supplies light and prices firm /;
common to good Carolina 67<a7Ac; prime to fancy
do 7xa7hc; sales 90 tcs.
From the Times: Rice has been steady but not
active: sales l2S tcs Carolina at STAT 25 and 500
bags Rangoon, for export on private terms.
From the Herald: Carolina was dull but un-
changed; small sales were made within the range
Of Ta7Hc for common to prime.
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Drnas, GbemlraIs, &f.


q w EE T @ q I N I N E
Isa recent Improvement.
Repaces the use of the Bitter Sulpha:e Qulnine,
with which all are familiar
DOSE FOR DOSE,
i. 10 warranted fully equal in every way TO Bitter
Oulnine, and like 1t, Is the one great, POSI-
tive and unlaillng cure for al
DISEASES OF MALAR1oUs ORIGIN.
Fever and Ague, intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Rem!ttent Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumb Ague,
and the long train Of disorders following these
""'n A's'' SWEET oUINISE
ia rnadc solely from Peruvian Bark $50 is Bitter
Qulnlne thefore 1t is Of vegetable origin. and not
mineral poison. but, on the contrary, s proved
10 be one OF the elements found IN the blood OF oil
healthy persons.
SWEET oUININE
acts az an antdote to, as well as a cure for, Maa
rial or MIasmatic Poison, the absorption OF which
by the lungs causes Intermittent Feyers &c. The
only advantage claimed Tor
SWEET oUININE
over the use OF old Bitter Qunre s the entire ab.
sence OF that Intense, persistent bitterness which
in the latter is an insurmountable obstacle TO It's
use with most persons, and always WIN cnidreh'
SWEET QUNlNE
is in two forms-in Powder, for the use Of Physl.
clans and Druggists, and Fluid Tor use In Tile
family and for the general public.
sTEARNs, FARR & CO.,
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, NEW YORK.
maylo-tatnssmos
oLoMoNS BITTERs,
~ TIE GREAT
STRENGTHENING AND INvIGORATlNG TONIC,
Is unequalled as cure for
DYSPEPSIA,
GENERAL DEBILITY.
LOSS OF TONE IN TIE STOMACH, &C.
For sale by all dealers.
Drs. RAoUL LYMAN, Agents.
The Commissioner of Revenue has decided that
any dealer can sell this article without special
license. mch1 tntnsatomos
THE WORLD AsToUNDEDL
DR.. SALIVA, an eminent Chemist, has, after
years Of study, brought forth
A HAIR C0L0RING
From the use Of which no danger can arise, as is
too often the case with the preparations OF the
day.
AS clear as crystal.
Guaranteed to restore the Hair or Beard to
natural color.
Is put up in one bottle.
Can be applied with the hah..
No stain 20 the skin or scalp.
For sale BY all Druggists
DRs. RAoUL LYNAD Agents.
Mch1 tuths6mos
nR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,
to be strictly vegetable, and can DO no injury to
any one.
thas been used by hundreds, and known for
the last thirty years as one o. ;ie most feIla-
bic, etficacious and harmless preparations ever
offered TO the suffering. If taken regularly and
pers:stently, i; is sure TO cure:
Dyspepsia, headache, jaunGice, costiyeness
sick headache, chrenic diarrhGa, affections OF
the bladder, camp dysen;ery, affections Of the
kidneys, fever, nervousness, c!s, diseases OF
the skin, inpurit5 Of the blood, melancholy or de-
preston OF Spirits heartburn, colo or pains N
the bowels, pain in the heac, fever and ague,
dropsy, boiis, pain in back and limbs, asthma,
erysiuelas female affections, and bilious diseases
generally.
Prepared only by J. H. zElLIN CO., Drug
gists, Macon, Ga.
Price 81; by mail 81 rs.
Many highly respectable persons can fully at.
test to the virtues Of this valuable medicine
For sale by
GOODRICH, WINEMAN d co.
DoWIE, NOISE L DAVIS,
janl5 s1yr Charleston.
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cents.
LECTURE on the NATURAL TREATMENT
and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary En-" sions, Sexual Debl-
ty, and ImpedIments to Marriage generally; Ner-
tai and Physical Incapacity, resulting from sef.
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OF the "Green Book,n &c. "a boon to thousands
of surerers.u Sent under seal, In plain envel-
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CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
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price 25 cents. may7-stuthSmcs
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China, Grorkerp, &r.

NCH CHIN A
The undersigned would most respectfully in
form his friends and the public, that he is selling
FRENCH CHINA at very reduced prices; also
rne stock, well assorted, Of Glassware and ". G.
Ware as agent, and such stock generally to
meet the wants Of that liberal patronage as here
tofore bestowed upon him.
r. q. MCDOWELL, Agent,
King street, cerner Of Liberty street.
apr14 thstu
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CR0CKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
CHINA DINNER SETS from ss5 to s76
CHINA TEA SETS from So to SOS.
CUT GoBLETs, 81 so to s12 per dozen.
CUT CHAMPAaNES, 81 SO to $40 per dozen.
CUT WINES. 81 % to ss per dozen.
CUT CoRDIALs, 81 rs to Sc per dozen.
CUT LEMoNADEs, So 50 t6 SO per dozen.
GUT TUMBLERs, IS cents to sl2 per dozen.
DECANTERs, 50 to s12 per dozen.
THE IMPROVED GEM sELF.sEALlNG JARS
all sizes
EXTRA PIECES FOR CHINA SETS.
PRESERVE DISHES.
BOWLS.
BUFFERS.
SUGARS.
CREAMS.
CROCKERY AND G,LASSWAR RE
FOR
COUNTRY TRADE,
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
AT WHOLESALE, go 1877 MEETING ST.
OPPOSITE HAYNE STREET.
AT RETAIL, No. 255 KING STREET,
CORNER BEAUFAIS.
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Savannah Market

Savannah Market,
SAVANNAH, May 19.-CoTToN.-ln reviewing
the operations Of the past week, 1t will be seen
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Tho Charleston Cotton. ftice and Naval
Stores Market.

1uJ x0'e'
CorToN-There was fair inquiry prevailing
for this article the better grades being about &c
q b better; sales about 425 bales, OF which about
SO were sold the evening before, but not reported
say at 1s; at 1sK; II at 1o 81 at 1s; Ss at FL;
81 at t2la 20 at 2l; % at 2la; 131 at &c, and q
on private terms; and on the evening berore, 20
at lsK; % at 20; IS at 22h. We quote:
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

FIRST PREsBYTEBTAN.-C. b. Stevens. pas
tor corner Ninth AMI Chicago streets, North
Side Services 1T 1870 a. IN. and 7:45 ?. m.
GERMAN BAPTIST. Theodore klinker pas
tor: Seventh street, near Marshall, South
Side Services at 10 Il. N and p II.
GERNAS LUTHERAN CoEGREGATIONAL.-
NJ II QGchl. pastor: corner Marshall and
Eighth streets, South side. Services at 10
d. m
GERMAN REToRI.-No minister; Ninth
etreet, near Marshall, South side, Services
at 10 a IN.
GERMAN NrTHopIsT-Theodore Stanblr,
pastor: Ninth street. near Marshall. Souta
Side. Services at lu:3U a. IL. and 100 p. IL.
ST JAMES ErIscoPAL.-Rev Mr. Peak,
pastor: corner Ninth and Chicago streets,
North Side. Services at 1920 a. III. and Is
p. m.
METHODIST EPIsCoPAL.-L. L. Knox pas
tor; Seventh street, between State AMI Chica-
70, North Side. Services 1T 1890 a m AMI
I IS p N.
GERMAN C.TuoLIc.-Joscph Fcssler. pas
Tor: corner Marshall and Tenth streets,
south Side. Services at a. III, 70 u. H.,
and 100 p. IN.
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.-Rey. Mr.. Deurn,
pastor: corner Eighth and State streets, \ orth
Side. Services at / u
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The Big EiyZip,

Editor Of The Pilot:
The great Fair of the Manitowoc Agricul-
tural Society came off as advertised, on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of last
week Previous to the date Of the air, town
and country people longcd for it as an occa-
sion when they could see much for little
money Farmers looked forward with inter-
est as the days approached which fine
stock, grain, etc, would be shown. Even
your paper, Mr.. Editor, done its share in
humbuggins the country: but you, to a Ger
tain extent, are oxcusaJle.
For week.. have laid by small sum of
money for the purpose Of attending the exh;-
bi:;on in style, and so, instead Of Investing
twenty-five cents 10 ride to the fair grounds.
l hired from one OF our liycries good horse
and vehicle for the sum Of $500 and invited
4 lady friend to accompany me. We started
about o'clock P NJ, Of the last day, reach
.ag the grounds soon after; proceeded to the
Office and purchased tickets for ourselves and
Lorse-S1.OO. Mr.. Piening, the gentIelnanly
secretary, informed NE he could take my
money, but would promise no return for
it. This remark made me feel rather
uneasy and could cdnstrue his
language only one way-somctling vas
wrong. Once inside the gates we looked
10 the right and left Tor the show. On the
right as we entered were Few LaIf-starved
sheep, hogs, 4 jackass, one masculine cow
and few empty pens. After viewing these
short time and still hoping 70 see something
worthy Of our notice on the left. we moved in
that direction Here the show was poorer,
and consisted Of pinto wheat, ditto oats. 8 /
ears Of corn, cucumbers (Which had gone to
seed) snd l large pumpkin. These articles !
constituted the entire exhibition We were !
about starting for home when friend called
" ( -snain, saying the SLow lid ret begun.
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The creased pigracc was being prepared under
the supervision Of Mr.. Z. b Treat, and prom
ised 10 be slippery affair also the celebrated
horse, kohuke, that came near winning the
race II Sheboygan, would trot against Snow
Feet, horse from that city, and MY friend
was certain Kohnke would be the victor as
Doe. intended to drive him. When my lady
friend heard the name Of Doc. mentioned her
eyes sparkled with delight. / psrdoued her
for this evidence Of pleasure, knowing her
sexes are generally troubled in that way.
After an hour or so Of patient waiting the
CREASED pig was started amid the wild yells
Of fifty or sixty boys, who had . lively time
catching the porher. The hog part Of the
show being over, 4 brass band, consisting of
four horns, blowel off Mother l won't 90
Home till Morning" fayorite piece Of the
players and one in which they excel the
world After they had exploded their wind,
the great race between Manitowoc and She
boygan was called. Sheboygan people are
ahead Of US in most enterprises, but cur
horses can beat theirs. kohnke was success.
full As he came around on the last heat my
fair companion forgetting l was with her,
waved a lace handkerchief either to the horse
or the blue coat. l hope it was the former
We returned-I respondent and sad over
cash thrown away; she joyful over her hero 5
victory. l have often been swinlled out Of
money, but never was il 50 efectually done as
at this fair.
In closing, Mr.. Editor, would say to the
farmers Of the county that no blame rests on
them The people do not expect them to
bring in articles for exhibition when there
are no inducements. If the association de-
sire the patronage Of our people it must give
larger premiums on farm products and stock,
and on the last day have lpublic sale, If
it Will do this, farmers and others will take an
interest IL the exhibitions.
\ SOLD ONE.
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General Election Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
! y the general election to be held in the
several towns, wards and election precincts
in the State OF Wisconsin on the Tuesday sue
cecling the first Monday, being the eighth
day, OF November next, the following officers
are 10 be elected:
\ representative in Congress from the First
Congressional District, comprising the coun-
ties Of Milwaukee, Waukcsha Walw orth. RAJ
cine and konosha, in place of Halbert f.
Paine whose term OF office viii expire on the
fourth day Of March next
\ representative in Congress in the Second
Congressional pIstri (, compris.n the coun-
ties of Rock, Dane, Jefferson and Columbia.
in place ii David Atwood, whose term Of Of
fee will expire on the fourtl, day Of March
next.
\ representative in Congress in the Third
Congressional District, comprising the coun
ties Of Crawford, Grant, Green. Iowa La
Fuyette, Eichlaud and Sauk, in place Of
Amasa Cobb, whose term Of once viii expire
On the fourth day Of March next
A representative in Congress in the Fourth
Congressional District. comprising the cOuu-
ties Of Dodge, Fond la Lac, Ozaukee, She
boygan and Washington, in place of Charles
\. Eldredge, whose term Of office will expire
on the fourth day Of March next
\ representative in Congress in the F fifth
Congressional District, comprising the coun-
ties Of Brown, Calumet. Door. Green Lake.
kewaUnee, Marquette, Nanitowoc Oconto.
Qutaganie, Shawano, Wauplca Waushara
and Ninnobago, in place Of Phi.etus Sawyer.
whose term Of Office VIII expire on the fourth
day OF March next.
A Representatives in Congress in the Sixth
Congressional Dis>3ict, comprising the coun-
It's y Adams. Ashland, Barron. bayfield,.
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Examination Of Teachers.

The Fail examinations Of. 1870 will be held
at the following times and places in aud for
the county OF ManitowSc Wis.
For the towns Of Gibson, Two Creeks
Alishicott ard Two Rivers, at the school house
ia the village of Mishicott on Monday and
TUESDAY, Septenbcr 2bth and 9th
For the towns Of AIaniiowoc Manitogoc
Rapids and Newton at the school house in
School District No. ., city Of Manitowoc, on
Wednesday and TLuIsday, September 2stk
and 18th.
For the towns CT Franklin, Kossutb, Maple
Grove and Cooperst0wn, at the school house
in School District No 9 town Of Franklin
negr kclIner's, on Friday, September 50th,
and Saturday, October list.
For the towns of Cato Eaton, Liberty and
Roekland at the school house N the village of
Clarks Mills, town Of Cato, on Monday and
Tuesday, October 81 and 4th.
+ or the toNns of Meemc, Centreville and
SchIrs,,i4 at the school house in Sshoo. Bis
trict NJ. 3 town Of Nceme. near MuIholland's :.
on Wednesday and Thursday, October 5tl
and 9Th
Applicants are requested to be on hand
promptly at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, provided with
pencils aud paper No stationery will be fur
nlshci by the Superintendent. Special OK
limitations Will be refused in every instance
where it Is possible fer the applicant to attend
the public examinations.
MICHAEL EIRWAN,
Co Sup't OF Schools.
Mmnowoe, Wis Sept /, 1870. sepltf
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SHERiEF's OFFICE. MANITowoc. WIS,
Sentembcr -. $50.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! = at the general election to be held in the
several towns, wards and election precincts
IN the county CT Manitowoc, State of Wscon-
sin on the Tuesday succeeding the first Mon
day, being the eighth day. Of November next
the following officers are to be elected:
a representative in Congress IN the Fifth
Congressional District, comprising the coun-
tie. of Brown, Calumet, Door, Green Lake.
kewamee, Marquette, ltapitowoc, Oconto,
0uta gamie, shawanO, Naupaca, Waushara
and Hinnebago, in place of Philctus Sawyer
whose term Of Office Will expire on the fourth
day Of March next.
A State superintendent to FIJI the vacancy
in that Office occaaiorCd BY the death of Alex
audcr J. Craig, in place of Samuel Fallows,
whose appointment to that Office by the Exec
utiye viii expire On the election Of his success
sor.
a State Senator in the Nineteenth Scna-
torial Distric in place Of @ Gorge Reed. whose
term of office will expire on the day preceding
the first Monday in January next
A Member of the Assembly in the First As
scmhly District in place of John Barth;
\ Member Of the Assembly in the Second
Assembly District IN ike place of Michael
Fitzgerald;
\ Member of the Assembly in the Third
Assembly District in the place Of Carl H.
Schmidt: whose respective terms % Office VIII
expire on tie day preceding the first Monday
in January next.
A Sheriff in the place Of P. MulIo1land,
whose term Of office will expire on tic thirty
first day Of December next.
County Treasurer In the place Of John
c. EGgers, whose term OF Office Will expire Oh
the tilirJy-tirst day IF December next.
\ Clerk Of the County Board IF Supervisors
in the place Of Peter p. Fucsscnch, whose
term Of Office win expire on the thirty-frst
day Of d ecember next
\ Register Of Deeds in the place Of John
Franz, whose term Of Office viii expire On the
thirty-frst day Of December next.
District Attorney in the place Of f. B
Treat, whose term Of Office will expire on the
thlrty-t!rs; day Of December next
4 County Surveyor IN place IF Fayatte
Arm>by. whose term Of Office will expire on
the thirty-frst day of December next
\ Coroner ia place of John Oswald, whose
term Of Office viii expire on the tLirty-frst
day Of December next.
Also proposition for an amendment to the |
constitution Of the State Of Wisconsin is to be
submitted 10 vote o. tie electors, as set
forth in the following act;
AN ACT TO submit to the people an amend |
ment to section eight ~ of article one a. |
Of tie constitution.
PREAMBLE
WHEREAS, Tie legislature u this state, at is
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4 4a7ss rs E|II;II!I|.l;IIgIl tSil5l|31s!3
TWGIVp Years. among ng WiId Indians Of Plajns

TANiE Life Of Geo Is. Belden, who, from -
! love Of wild adventure and desire to
gain knowledge Of the every day life and
pcculiGr customs af the Indians, left 4 homo
Of plenty i'll New Philadelphia, O., joined the
Indians, adopted their mode of life. became =
warrior Of the 'frst-class," and chief of loo
lodges, served the government with his
braves against the hostile Indians. and
Lieutenant in the Regular Army, which posi-
ton be but recently resigned to return 10 tho
wild life he 50 much loves. 70 lLLtSTkA-
TlONS, 81 Of them ful! page, with portrait Of
the author, AL engraved expressly for this
work. most ATTRACTIVE book. Astounding III
thrilling adventure AM curious, useful and
original information. Send for ilc strat~f
circular, with tcrIus table of contents, and
sample pages. J, 5, GOODMAN co.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-09-29

ONE Of the features Of the recent county fair
held in this city was foot race by several
Of the juvenile portion Of the community in
which lad named George Cox made the first
half-mile heat in . 31-accuratc time.