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Ii teu wan. snjoy p,sa.ans 5an ~ " hAKE 95SM
Vsn tnrs fT.u t,sIk.L lsidE~ every day ~
Hrtu.u It t;iu On Sunday afternoon .t for tiyne
rstf, H.tu.n At i. With Sevaas / Deaa't hana fAse
, 1870-10-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Fro~t at thn East.
New YoRk. Oct. '.-A frost occurred last u!sh
tu Mnluc, New Hampshire. and Massachusetts
, 1870-10-08

DEs MosSEs, 1owa, Oct S.-The State Ca1ite
Commissioners, yesterday, elected Aessss Gocn-
state Iinnse. TO be Supervising architects OF the
new loxu State 1fbu4f.
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CaicAoo, Oct: 8. l1a
Sun r;sey..,Saa 4 n. Mosn rises.....-. 5:i r. U
Sun rrta..s;1i ?. m. Moon sets.....- 20 - u
, 1870-10-08

The Great EntEm1.-A thousAed
Rucsses have been made At the Ingredients OF
, 1870-10-08
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

SUBURBAN REAL Estate.
THQR SALE-uISSDALE.
H1cedalr- -Rcautsfnl and attractive,
Enthusiastically VI # Ator< The !tre Of the lake.
lir.Ial-IlYs TIC hsuGtDni,rt autIulAtIs tFrF s.eu
l!1r;as bv ,'s .sr in;.eas .; q, a"t s1sns'
Nf,,.sa,-1t .ccr-rfle ia hu4le.- Of all caa~s-.
T3in.dsk.-A Ats"r1ie ts- fr- at -.sitts.,
Hiursar-T. actual residents fiH rrirt ray teTr1t
Hinsds'r-IIat-. ecs AEa sxgn- with :r sFsE.Ts':-
tHtju x:nine tr pr ';x.Gtv. turnthr1t MI aEpe1-
uvn 10 CiAS, II. HOLMES, l6t NsslIsrEspu-tt
L7nR SALH-tlK EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
l. e3ty property:
4 1iliv i. lit AID ttotk farm.
S scyce IN IIuY,1n lit l..,t..isrd.
In f..~t Il Dlesve5vI.', ya-nr lffr1elbcnerafd.
:Nftt nj Hyde Park. very tine. and e!oec 70 st2aop
arf sk< Stunr Church. t.....
lii --t h'lrns;ss }a-t north ot nsw e1C w"fk' i,
Il Il 1t I'll HEfnet-ft, NhpVs1tt H. l. EHf "GfkH Az
cf Which viii hr exehaNsrd fe Ene. tHlrrev.1! Tr>
t;rav, + a. f;II.HEkT. ~ t.aSallr.et
, 1870-10-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A ,RAE RARE CHAScs-EoE SAIL, " t,ss;,1., tRsar
- HcsEh ctHltls rng - 9.rraS g nv ~ = " Is"ee
ssote aad hna'pe't. +: i LirrLs. ~ -nnsa: l.wa.
RhNE: tHAssEE ~ i =. - ~. rrc.er1 trat.. in
H. ~ H. * n ii1casr sra
- stneI- ~ vii =, rtcf rn,rrri = and fS-
tutt, sri-t~, vi: te e"Io Ii r.ivare sa1s n7ou
scrat1t +. E:,'r.
4 SFL.SHln - ; fsiM NJ - - L-e'e 1.ivS1 Sf -
n"Et!sh!Ee HaHG! siut!Ef fT.HE. .n9 ~.
F:!5s 9cr ant nHs':t ~ liz. M i.v
e,ts1t.si ths .ns rastr viii o:;r.ry 4:
y. :. nut srst:s ~ eat invest Tr whole onrh.u
t.t.=-t will re- t.f. F.7 full psrtfrufa-s reasons for
ss'lr 4 t.tnt r s:l"1s1r s;f'"s ~ esss'' ~ e.
tft ss'..s' -. -. = s"a''tV. ~ ~ ~.
u ht.,. tsrtc.s. nj Nr1f.r?4vs rni,liarry
t:r,s :s AZ p, t;P. i@eaticn r.f tn ths eT a'.a
y,At-s :: ist-e a.s eustas1. aetfs:f T. ~ oe&
Te f!.. H. =
TTFeT- ~: WFIj.ESTADftSlfE{,
I sNit.Ht-Si - - - ..,rts,
, 1870-10-08

rho Best and original Tona6 .,
tycu-Pnosphorns and CaltsaIa snoEn 80 - s1an
1rarofes color 70 t5e blood, the pnosphot9s. r
news wae of ne nerve ussoe .na M ,,Ststs sas ~
Rlvsa haeshr rnsinr t7spereiA IN ta vagocs toEros
Es1ss, me-, seneis @ aehi, depression Of sp
It's; s.so. tae 6t preventative e9ainst fssel ,a ~
agac, Naultaciufyl only ey CasNe9. osa''A .
n. New York. Sold BY d1uKKtA&
, 1870-10-08
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

-~---D--o.-.
TOR SALE-EE ARE AUTHORIZED f0 SELL.
+ lie r1tT,stuls xaitistlc land nnA ia:ptvcI,rn'.
kY,op The Huron Salt and Lumber NAant tnFtnx
Conrsny p1op:y ,ta:d II Saltesss aa n isxn =;
ar. With ~ T. On " a, sst1r,s S,sr,.
a. sS'nd FORMED y .sc;rti.n in t5s e9aa2: of IL,
With tafds iursa s'uc t"r .r.om and DICK.
irs rufrs4 .hr rhAkntt IT lhs river Y11nt nr*v Ih3
aEil r..sx .xrfr Ii II a5 iett about Il is~f
d. =. and. ,syash.e., uLiutefnr:;.1 ty bar" Ihs
h1ous ,F I =. ssstl:t ss 4
vetx sstsn.eys s.eeo d't. .sss 'R'Jtr. = AZ =
ar: lsret ;ssm sah!set: ri.h .he at,al eEsndt,n:
d"uie ttsie h.tk Az! hos.r ses At q thc mon
IL ho,1sr. I'll III otsf s.ss III rsluAi. building.
fir opt1atsa: thr st hncs. foE rsdnclns .sls hs
tuta{ ra,s At.np tac 4tp11r Of brine ef nnusrsi
SIN ntti, snpi: whiir II, .nrrit e cxcelsn: psnc
-5y riu in c1ni1u5us opesatIu fof many SrAss. tn"
far;lftie for shipment In every dtrtfcu xxr uasnt-
parsed. 49,,
and r..futIv opcfatr. Ill r 4o1i ss very inE
,wis4 sa, /" ,rre,r, .rth..rt. IN easy s:rI1s 2.
may rat hancfn. In whoe or ratr, for desirable
| rral cttasr in or near Ghfeafo:
, 1870-10-08
THE FRENCH FAIR

ersned Two weeks aso \. the r,,rt cf South tfat:d
arA Wei, e;k Inr the helA it ut the frsHh Ca'.allc
ChusTh. has Iuvca real .arrs-s !hc fair viii End
Tie fr!f1,dij gold brad urted rae ii h vhtsd t'r
hytw cu tAtt. AI1ir. amt ALL renscr r. T. tt Wtfn
, 1870-10-08
nY3RTTNEsS
EXCERSI0Y

DANCING AZ AOE M $,
WEST slDK-s, ard S ApA.sv. NORTH Stp2-
ss. md ssl UIIlO-3T.. are now eJ+n.
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resented in the following table.

Now let every laboring man compare
this list and then say, whether, with suef
a difference of wages paid, concurrence
between the American and European IN
dustry is possible; ask any farmer
whether he could compete, if for every
500 of wages that his neighbor has te
pay, he himself had to pay $3.50 or $3.50.
But that is not what the so called Free
Traders mean they demand that Amen
can manufactures are not to exist at all
or only after full Equalization OF the
conditions of production" which means
IN plain English nothing more or less
than that the artisans, tJadesnaen and "a
Joreg.s IN the United States shaNa0orh TOR
the same starvation aoages as they do IN
Europe, or else. if they are not willing to
do that, then they shall go into the moods
and prat,ites of the West and clear and
cultivate the soil. But suppose we do not
want to work hard aud starve at the
same time, but that we give up all our
manufacturing enterprises and all go to
farming, what then? Our farmers, with
middling good harvest, do not know
NOW what to do with their surplus for
which they lack consumers here, then
there would be produced such an over
q l. .ho1, could ha hon rbt
IN England at the lowest possible prices,
that that country would be willing TO
give; and that is exactly what this free
trade swindle would like to accomplish.
The United States, robbed Of their
own industrial resources would become
entirely heIples in their commercial rela-
tions, and all their honor and glory would
have to be found in the consciousness of
being the feeders of foreign monOpolists.
The object of protective tariff is, to
make it possible for the United States, to
build up its own powerful industry with
ont starving its laboring citizens, and to
aid in obtaining true and real iadepend-
eacs and liberty by 50 dividing our indus
trial and natm al productions that we can
interchange ard consume the fruits of
or oioil labor and ingenuity, without
being any longer compelled to pay to for
eigae1s al they may choose to charge
for their goods and te receive for oar pro-
iuce just as little as they may be willing
10 give.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-Beloit has new paper called the Semi
weekly Register, Ii. s. Ehrman, Pro-
rrietor.
"A bill has been introduced in the
Senate for improving Fox and Wisconsin
Rivers.
The dead bodies Of three men were
found floating in Chicago river on Mon
day.
"A deck hand on the steamer Mary
Forsyth was killed by negro named
Hayes, near Island No. 10, on Monday.
The United States flagship Severn
has gone to Santa go to inquire
into the outrage on Phillips, the Amer1
can Consul.
Winter wheat throughout the north
ern part of the state is generally in good
condition.
A Racine firm has Just shipped a
large quantity Of boots and shoes to Hele-
na, Montana.
A Norwegian of Sank Rapids has
dwelling nearly completed, the lumber
for which be sawed himself with whip
saw.
The safe Of the Treasurer of YER
million couRty. Ind, at Newport, was
b oxen open on Monday iglt and $50, 600
taken out.
Five prominent Cubans of Puerto
Principe have issued a lengthy manifesto
to the insurgents, advising them to lay
down their arms.
Much anxiety is felt for the safety of
the new 81 Gamer Sirius, ninety days out
from Calcntta for liverpool Nothing
has been heard from her since she sailed.
The South American steamer reports
much loss to shipping at Buenos Ayres
from the violent tempest but no vessels
from the United States are mentioned.
"A Fort Laramie despatch of the 10Th
says: Zen or twelve Indians came with
in Sight, and only six hundred yards from
this post, about II a. H., to day. and fred
on party Of citizens, wounding one of
them severely. \ mounted detachment
of twenty men have gone after them.
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The showing ofcommiSsioner Delano
that the receipts from taxes under the
present Administration are much larger
than tor corresponding period under
the preceding one, is used By Democratic
papers as proof that there has been an
increase instead of reduction in the rate
of taxation. On the contrary, the large
aggregate increase is the result of the
thorough and economical collection of the
taxes at rates very much reduced from
what they were, In this State alone.
for instance, the increased revenue from
tobacco during eight months of Mr.
Delano's ad administration, over cores
ponding period of former year, was
81, 437.1I6 90. Such facts are their
own sufficient argument. r. Tribune.
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Hollands German Tonic

So combination Of all The ingredients Of the Bitters
NTH PURE Santa Cruz Ram, Orange, ETC. It is sS~d
Tor NE SGne diseases as NE BtrS an cases toh're some
mind that these remedies are entirely different from
any others adrertSsd for the Of e diseases named
these being scientific preparations 81 R,edjcGi extracts
tgfile The others decocions Of in
form. The TONIC rs deciiedly Of the most plea
and agreeable remedies offered to the public
It's tase exquisite is pleasure 10 take it, icile 1t,
lDe-gring ez1iarGttng and medicinal qualities hapr
caused IL TO be kiooH as The greotest Of az tofics
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Special Notices.
TO CON Els.

THE Advertiser, having been restored TO health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy after having
suffered several years with seveIe lung affection
and that dread disease, Coasumption-is anxious
make known TO his fellow-sufIerers the oofo
~ all who desire it, he will send copy of the pr
scrptirn used free of charge) with the directions 70
preparing and using TIL same, which they will find
SURE CURE FOR CoNsUMPTIoY, AsTHuA, BRONCHITIS, DO
The object OF the advertiser in sending the Preserip
ton is to benefit HE afflicted and spread information
which he oonceiyes to be invaluable; and he hopeser
cry Sufferer viii try his remedy, will cost them
nothing. and may pr0vea blessing
Parties wishing the precriT ton viii please address
16-7-Iy Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
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Coop Rules Stop grumbling. get
up early In the morning, and begin to do
something out OF your regular profession.
Mind your own business, and with all
your might let other people alone. Live
within your means. Give away or sell
your dog. Sell your horses. Smoke
ycar cigars through an air store. Eat
wsth moderation and go to bed early.
Talk less of your own particular gifts and
virtues and more Of those ofyour friends
and neighbors. Be cheerful. Fulfill
your promises, Pay your debts. Be
yourself all you would see in others. BE
a good man and stop grunbling.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 CENT? EMAN who suffered for years from Ner
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
youthful indiscretion WILL for the sake of suffering
humanity send free all who need IT, tho receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
-as cared Sufferers wishing to profit by the adve
tiscrs experience do by sddressipg, in perfs
confidence JOHN B. OGDEN,
1s-7-1y No. Il Cedar street, New York
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DEBILITY.

There is medicine >qe1t 10 Hoo7anF, German
: ~ ,~@e sso len as s sS: e ss:
an enjoyment If Tie x-isirs food, enable tn: so-
mach 10 digest it, poYty tie blood, gre good sound,
healthy com ioH, eradicate The yeiloO t:nge from tbs
eye impdTt bloom TO the cheeks and change the patient
from short-breaHted, emaciaed weak, and nervous
inralid, to ftlJ0ced stout, and Vigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
JOaic. I'm fact, they are Family NIedi-
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety to a child three months
old, the most delicate female, or q man
of nfnety.
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The following question belongs to
the mixed mathematics, and a great
many people have got mixed up in trying
to solye it: IF three cats kill three rats
In three minutes, how many cats will it
take to kill 100 rats in fifty minutes.
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WAGES.

The question, why we must either pro-
tect our own manufactures against the
European concurrence of worse paid Ia
Dor and cheaper interest on capital by q
tariff, or else give up producing manutac-
lures entirely, is best explained by
comparison of the average wages of the
worLmen in Europe and in this country
,,reeanted IN the following table.
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FROM HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA March 16, 1867.
find az ooJ7dads German BittcTS as not an 7rto1-
icafiag beverage, bat good tonic, rsG in disorder
Of The dgestaue org0ns and Of great benet in cases Of
debility 0'aa cdrt Of nervous action, IN The system
Yours truly,
GEO W. WOODWARD.
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Blacksmith Shop.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL.
AND NINTH STREET.

The undersigned is prepared to do all kinds of job
bling work wellas contract for every style of
Buggy, Wagon &c, Vessel work and tempering of
Mill pixies attended TO in short notice Also particular
attention paid to horse showing. : he public is re-
specially invited to give call
61-2tf JOHN LAYAKE
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Hollands German Bitters

is entirely vegetable, and contains no
liquor. 1t is a compound OF Fluid Ex-
tracts. The Roots, Eserbs. and EsaFlSs
from which these extracts are made
are gathered in Germany.
AiI the Encsii q Va cfnaI virtues
ars extracted IA AssfroRn them, by
sci G n ii Il C <dSzz@ chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this
country to be used expressly fo- the
no alcoholic su distance fanny kind used
I'm compromising the Efifters, hence It is
the only Esitsers that can be used in
cases where alcoholic stimuIants are
not advisable.
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THsT's SOFA lady writer in the CHI
caga JoarRai is severe upon cruelty to
horses. She says: y thousand shames
upon the brute who would lash ter
rihed horse! Go whip your wife-you
are fully capable oft. Tell me a man
wi make a good husband if he abuses
a dumb beast Id sooner wed Sepoy.
Take my advice, ye maidens eontempla-
ting. mau,mnny. Never marry a man
who IS impudent to his mother. snubs
HIS sister, helps himself to the largest
piece of cake, takes the under flap lack
at Hbe, or beats his horse causelessiy in
sudden tpmnpr
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER. 4,
MADISON. April 6, 1868.
? In accordance with tho provisions of Chapter la
Laws OF 1865 hereby give notice that the notes Of
the Bank OF Mantowoc must be presented at the ocs
of the Bank Comptroller at Madison, Wisconsin, for
payment, within three years from the date OF this
notice, the funds deposited for the redemption OF
the same will be surrendered provided in Section
two of said act. 52-2y
VII LIAM B. SMITH, State. Treasurer
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CANADA.

The Great Fenian Scare-Canuck Mi
litiamen Eager for the Fray-Indian
Volunteers for the Red River Service
Nova Scotia Adopts the Ballot
System.
New York, April 1S.-The particu-
lars OF the ridiculous scare OF the Cana
dian authorities and people over the i'm
aginary tenlan invasion, are published.
| is hard TO realize the existence Of so
much excitement over the border. The
Canadian papers are flaming with mon
ster display heads of double loaded special
dispatches aud orders for volunteers to
assemble and troops to move in light
marching orders and to the front, etc,
ETC. One panic-stricken correspondent at
Ottawa telegraphs te the Leader that
the -Fenians crossed the frontier at St.
Adams 'shalf an hour before" Another
at Montreal sends word rat the enemy
are assembling ia large bodies at st. Al
bans, aud that the terrible General
O Neil had just arrived. Another report
states "a Fenians had just passed through
Hamilton, IN . special car, disguised as
Yankees From all parts Of the Domin-
ion come the clanor Of gathering volun-
teers, and the cheers of companies, bat
tallions, aud regiments, Fastening to the
expected scene OF conflict The Toronto
Globe hesitates to believe there is just
ground fer such commotion, and says
The government have taken upon them
selves the res ponsIullity OF asking the
suspension eff the ha5eaS corpus, alleging
that.a fenian raid is about TO take place
and that 1t Is necessary to arrest parties
coming over from the United States as
shies We are bound tc say that the evil
dence OF coming raid, which We mad in
1866. is nothing new, but it may be that
the Ministers are better informed than
the public. Upon them will rest the re
sponsibility of making a correction, if it
is found that.no warrant exist for their
action
OTTAWA. April lS.-One hundred
Chippewa Indians have offered their SER
vices to the government in the North
west.
The Nevia Scotia Assembly has passed
. Bill that future elections shall be
By ballot
The House also agreed. without dis
senting vote, to Mr. Dickey's resolution
condemnatory of the Dominion Govern
ment's so called national policy.
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]. A.BRoW7N, n. D.

PHYSICIAN. SURGEON. AND ACCOUCHEuR.
n experience of more than twenty years has
"a made us familiar with. and successful in tbs
various depar tments of our profession.
MIDWIFERY AND SURGERY,
as heretofore, will receive prompt and EsPECIAL az
tenton.
Bz We should be glad to attend to every call, but
as this is impossible day practice only is solicited.
Office York street, opposite Mr. keTns Store Rest
dence Main street. first corner west Of the Episcopal
Church. 1925
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.ese Remedies are The best
Bio ID Purifiers

kr,o,cn, and toiu all diseases resulting from
bad blood Keep y0ur 49, blood pure; Keep your
Liner irs order; keep "a your digestive organs
sound, healthy a Hc0ndition, by the use
Of these remedies E.1dE.azsss and disease toiu
aSsdI you The 6eS an the country recommend
them. If yedrs Of honest reputation go for anything
yor pe,ast try these preparations.
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TheGreat American Champagne

REquality purity piquancy and taste to the best
brands of Foreign Champagne, We particularly in
vite dealers to call and test for Themselves will
take pleasure in sending samples of either dry or
sweet wine to any party that may desire by sending
address. Price S14, 90 and $1,000 per Discount
made to the trade
A PIP STEWARD & CO.,
40 Broadway New York.
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Its Present Condition-The Traffic
Upon It.
Egypt Correspondence, March Is, ofthe Boston Ad-
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The Great Fenian Scare-Canuck Mi
litiamen Eager for the Fray-Indian
Volunteers for the Red River Service
Nova Scotia Adopts the Ballot
, 1870-02-11
G. SARAUW,
Chairman.
Bekjendtgjorels

listen over VaIgbereltigede til Colo
"a nialra2det er henI4gt til Ef5ersyu paa
dette Steds PhinGhuus fra 15do til 28de
dennes begge Dage indbefattede fra KI.
9 slet Formlddag til III. 3 slet, Eftermid-
dag. Enhver der har Indsi geAser at frem-
fore imod VaIgIisteu, opfordre8 4 Henhold
til CoIonialIov af eide November 1868
) 25, seneSt 3 Dage efter UdI6bet af den
%ovenn@vnte It'd, til Valgbestyrelsen For
mand skriltligen at indgive saadan Ind
sigelse med Opgivelse af de Grunde hvor-
=paa samme st0ttes.
VaIgbestXrelsen for Christiansteds Ju-
risdictOns 1anddis,ricts VaIgkreds den
8de Februar 1870.
FOrmand.
, 1870-02-11
Publication.

FAlHE list of those qualified to vote for
q MembeY-of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18Th to the 28th instant from 9
o'clock a, m. to 3 o'clock p. n. Whoever
has any objection to make against the
said list is hereby in accordance with the
Colonial Law dated 9th November 1868,
requested to state such objection in writ
ing to the Chairman of tie Electoral
Board with the reasons on Switch such
objection or objections are based. within
3 days after the last mentioned DAFT
The Electoral Board for the town aud
suburbs of Christiansted, February 8th
1870.
c, sARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1870-02-11
c.. SARAUW,
FOrnland.


WlHE list NJ those qualified to vote for
az Members of the Colonial Council is
exhibited for inspection at the Courthouse
from the15lh to the 28th instant from 8
o'clock a. m. to 3 o'clock p, m. Whoever
has any objection to make against the said
list is hereby in accordance with the Co
lonial law dated 9th November 1868, re-
quested to state such objection in writing
to the chairman of the electoral board
with the reasons on which such objection
or objections are based, within 3 days af-
ter the last memticn@A date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Christian
sted, February 8th 1870.
G. SARAUW,
Chairman.
, 1870-02-11

over ubetalt9 Skater til CoIoniaIkassen
fer Aare' 1863, al Ordre at reaIisere
Dc 81 .ttep..-t5 ~45su.a@u- saatrtmt
like Skatterne og .ExecutlopYomko nm
ger ere betalte ind5n ste Marts ~tdrstkom-
me0de.
Christiansteds FOgedcontoir den 81e.
Februar 1870.
G.. SARAUW.
, 1870-02-11
acknowledgements

EaEI l&jendtgj6res herved at Gouver-
w n@nSntet har t~ilstilIet Fogden Listen
over ubetalte Skater Ill ColoniaIkassen.
torAaret 1868, med Ordre at reaIisere de
skattep1glige Ejeudomme, saafremt like
Skatt6rne og Executioosomkostniuger ere
bttaIte tndcn Ste Marts f0rstkommeude.
Frederihsteds Fogedcont0ir den .8le
F0bruar 1870.
G. SARAUW.
, 1870-02-11

ValgbostyreFsons Formaud skriftligen at
tindgiVo saaaan Ipdsigelse med Opgiyelse
.saf de Grande, hv6rpaa samme sto,tes.
Valgbestyrelsen for Christiansteds Dyes
og Forst@ders Valgkreds deg 8de Febru-
ar 1870. -
q 70. SARAUW,
Formand.
, 1870-02-11
Publication

VT is hereby made known that Govern
AZ ment has transmitted to the Sheriff the
list of arrears due to the Colonial Treasu-
ry for the year 1868, with orders to realize
the properties concerned unless the taxes
and l~evy-expenses are paid before the 5th
Of Mach next.
SberifS Office Frederiksted, February
8th 1870.
g. sARAUW.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03
TO WHOM ASSESSED.

feet, thence souihcrly and.
parallel 10 the aforesaid
dividing line 10 south O
street, thence along said
street TO the place 81 said
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

Having q irOntO tNut eet
on Canal street by the
depth of said lot, and ly'
Ing next and adjoining
th6 p0rth tYsnty-threel
feet front Ol said lqt byl
the depth thereof
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

- 80 49, ~
inches front VI said lot,
by The d0pthtlerobL III
Clark, Gabriel D.g.,,II,EI
First lnAtallment0i tax foFl
curblng and paving foot
way, on Interest troil
December N ls0a, e2i.8h
Beginning the n0Ttbeast
corner 81 said lot, then
west iiity-iiye feet, then
south thirty-fom feet,
then east ilfty-nyo teeti
thsn 10 hOgipling,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-12-27

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Bo.He. IN Hges Va q W. isijcefea n Ug 49,
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