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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26

The steamship Cambria, f. ON New
Yo'k for Glasgow, with l27 passengers
and cargo OF freight, was lost off the
Irish coast on Wednesday night Four
small boats filed with passengers left
the wreck, but thus far only one of
them has been heard from, AMI she
was swamped. 1t is probable that all
were lost. Among the passengers was
General Hasbrouck Davis, of Chicago
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26

GERMANS, READ.-The Chicago
Times, IS the acknowledged leading
Democratic paper of the North Vest
In late editorial it thus contemptu-
ously abuses the Germans, to whose
votes its party is mainly indie bted for
success. The Times says:
The Dutch of this country have
proven most stupendous fraud. The
records of the War Department at
" Washington show zone continuous line
of shelved clutch generals" during
our late row. Charlottesville was
repeated on smaller scale wherever
Dutch battallions were placed in bat
tie array. They vote just as they
fought, on the side Offering tie most
lager beer and the most money. 1t is
useless for the Democracy to pander to
the Dutch vote. 1t is a curse to any
party.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26
THE TICKET.

At the head Of our columns, this
week, we present the excellent ticket
placed in nomination by the Peoples
Convention assembled at Jefferson on
Friday last.
The ticket from first to last is a good
one, comprising as it does some of the
best material of both political organ
cations, and the we'll known character
and ability of the candidates are an
almost sure guarantee for the success
of he entire ticket before the people.
The ticket was placed in nomination
with an eye single to the much needed
retrenchment In the administration Of
our county affairs, as we'll as for the
purpose Of giving the people of JEFF
ferson county as whole, an opportun-
Itv of selecting set of men untram-
meled by party influence, wings or
ellques, who stand ready, if elected, to
look after the interests Of the entire
people of the county Most of the
candidates on the Peoples ticket are no
new men tot, voters of this county, but
are extensively known throughout the
county of Jefferson, as men of sound
Judgment and integrity, and in every
manner well qualified to ell the res
pectivs positions for which they have
been nominated, The entire people of
the county will consult their best in
terests by electing this ticket, and by SO
doing placing our county affairs in the
hands of trustworthy and capable Off
GERS. We are more than hopeful for
the success of the Peoples Ticket.
The people Of this county are anxious
for the old order Of things to be chan
ged, and they see the m ost favorable
opportunity for accom- plishing the de-
sirable object now A united effort
will elect every man. Let US unite
then for retrenchment, reform, and
success.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26
IssvFatsFt0Wn Republican.
I'd Assembly District Convention.

I'd Assembly District Convention
The Second Assembly district Convention
comprising the towns of Lake Mills, Water
loo Milford, AztaIan and Oakland viii be
held at the Newton 10 Sc, in the village of
Lake Mills, on Saturday Oct. 29h, at 2
O'Clock P. NJ, to nominate Member Of As
sembly and to transact sgch 0. her business
as may be deemed necessary,
Lake Mills, Oct. 10, 1870,
G II. WELLS,
G.. Spoon,
n. S. GREENE,
Committee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26

The Peoples Literary Companion, for No
vember, comes to US as bright and as fresh
looking as the green fields are after a gentle
rain. 1t is published by II. c. Allen 3 Co.,
A fine Steel Engra wing, entitled Prom
Shore to Shore, is presented to every Hew
subscriber. 1t is really one OF the most
pleasing engrayings ever before the public.
The Companion is printed on fine, heavy
paper; its columns are filed to the brim
withal it one of the largest and finest
Illustrated familY papers pnblshed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for October
contains the following choice COLLECTION Of
Music, printed from tull size music plates.
Truly Yours-Song and Chorus by Hays.
Papa. come help me across the Dark River
Song and Chorus by Persley. The World
is full of beauty, when the Heart is full of
Love-Song by Won Smit. Eyes of Low
ing, Laughing Blue-Song and Chorus by
Philip Philips. We won't leave the Farm
Song and Chorus by Persly. Cast thy
Burden upon the Lord-Quarte.. Jesus
and the Quartet Speak the
Truth-Quartet. Halle Militaire or Camp
Polka. Failing Leave Polka Christine
Nelson's favOrite Schottisch e-and Float
Tag Breezes Valse Sentimental
This Magazine is invaluable to all lovers
of Music, any single piece Of the above be-
ing woth as much as is asked for the entire
lot. Il is published monthly by j. L. Pc
tiers, sos Broadway, New York, at So pei
year. Sample copies mailed on receipt O
thirty cents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26

ienn SW Ne 527
| 8 a. go A. Is7o
j. NJ Bingham Sw Sc rs 2 BE 1877
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26

The Republicans of the Third As
sembly district of this county, have
nominated Eli P. May, of Fort Akin
son, for the Assembly, af er three bal
lots, by a majority Of two over Nelson
Bruett. The Herald says Mr.. May is
oae of the earliest settlers in the town,
has frequently held positions of trust and
honor, discharging their duties with
the utmost fidelity, and to the entire
acceptance of his constituents, aud will
do the same if elected to the Legisla
ture. He was defeated last year by
Jefferson opposition, which. it is under
stood he will not encounter this year
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-10-26

General Sheridan arrived at Brus-
ae's ca Saturday, on his way to Rome.
lie will return to the Prussian army
when operations become more active
, 1870-09-04
pHnSBI0.

FHuSHlA.
BERLIN, Sept a-The receipt Of the newa that
tie Emperor and Machahon have capituls,ed has
oecaaioned the most prodt2,ous enthusiasm
Thousands Of people arc On the streets moving In
rarts with a1ns linked. singing patriotic songz,
thoutinx and exhibiting every other sign Of en-
thusasrn- i su.gEDg crowd assembled before the
palace when, In 1rspunse 70 the cheering, the
Eaeen appeared and made short address,
All the schools arc closed. and the children
gtvea holiday. The monument to FreIef1ck II.
IL literally buried In nag4
Demonstrations wore made before the Fcs1-
dences of..Count E!smnrE, Baron von Aohke, and
tie Atnister Of War, Dc Room. Bhops and stores
arr mostly clos~d, ard the day II given up 10
festivities and retoictngA
II Frtnffprt tae uewz Of the end Of the war
has carried up American Securities, And Aarancei
corsoss iu London * per cent
1ser1tn dispatches, ~ , London, declare 1t the
unanimous feeling Of united Germany that King
William shAll be At once proclaimed Emperor, and
that W,na1k urges. 1t strenuousiy, s2J11g the
& nt1tct wpaA b. toconplasa without szeh seep.
:, BERLIN, Sept a--The cattIe plague is prevalent
Ii some paEt1 uf PTuSy1A.
, 1870-09-04

th0hEck IN tho StNtc JudiciNrTs
SEreiai netpateh to The chicaxo Tribune.
Dks MONIES, lows, Sept. a.-Seseral important
changes In the judiciary have occure, tn the Last
few days. Judge Wttght's resignation IS Judge
OF tic Supreme Bench took effect on the lit tusr
On the "a, Governor Merrill commissioned Hon,
James g. Day. Of FREMONT Couuty, to an oat
Judge Nr2hts time TIL the tst Of January, ISL,
Having been nominated TO tllis office by ihr Re-
rnbllcaus, Judge Day wi! he his own successor.
The court being IN session. 1ulgc nay was sworn
In by Chicf Justice Cole, and toek his
seat. On the 81 Of September, Hon:
James G. Oar resigned Tho Juiseship Of
the Thtyd Judicial District On the same }ag.
Governor Merrill appointed Hon. Ja1nrs v. Mc.
Dill, Of Union County, In,1ge uf the Second tir-
ptrcd term. Hon. Samuel for1ey. Of L.on. de-
catus County, Was at the same time appotntez! to
the Jndgesh1p Of the Second Circult Third Dis
trtct Judge McDtll's vacancy. JudKe McDill IL
the Republican nominee for the lonH-te.m Judge
ship, 10 Which he has been appointed for the va
cancy. He was In the city, aud has qaallne.i
Judge Forfey has not oten heard from,
, 1870-09-04
German KcJolctnE. Over the French
ColBAp.e

MAsn!sarnS, D. T., Sept 3-Almost the sole
taiA o. inc clty since O'clock this morainc, has
wen ote! me news Of the surrender OF the French
Amy ana Emperor At Sedan. As soon ~ the
earliest dcspaseacs arrived shcy were m9uifoldcd
and sent ruund 10 ali the depar1men1x Soon
after extF8s appeared. and since scar.ely inv
business hhs t%cn attended to In any 0r;artrr
The Germans have gathered In crDEis 4, IN rneir
society rooms amt places Of resort, md arranrr
tnents were tnadc at ouce for a rran.f s,.rrnsSa
TO The pTusstan Legation, which haa rcrnnaS
thclf att rt!uu Throughout the cyen.n~
NtLwArKEE, Sept The news Irou1 The aeat
OF war created iHtense excitement AIMING fhc
large German population OF the CITY. The de-
patches were nyst received with con: :ideraoIe in.
ctetiutx, tut MotleJs Confirmation Of the n
mort t.anIsactl all doubts. and general rejoicing
iook place Tonight salute was tired, uumeF-
Gus buildings on tbe West Side illuminated. to
ccttsf with tic HfE1ld ot1lcc on the East Sltc,
wbc,r pcnr1t crowded sti day, and are now be-
ticctpg tuf later ncw8. The capture Of Bax1tue
c1ppeu tho climax, and the city Il Wild With ex-
cl1emeut.
Peoria, III B, Aug. s.. Great excitement Vas oe-
ca1tuned here Today BY the news from Europe
AZ eoou as Napoleonts surrender KAa connrm med.
Prussian and American flags we're displayed from
the pt1ncapAl buildings, and al German ealoons
were decorated. Tonight an Immense crowd Is
gathered Il tne Court House Squa:e. listening 70
music, addrtsses, DC, 4ud shouting 1nemse'FA
hoafBe oycF the good neEA
TIE IetmAns have big dcmonstE4Hon here on
the 18th ia honor H tic vtetoEE- ne@sxsftons
, 1870-09-04
TO COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FIRM CHANGES

frfte!AfF man, cnntyn[Ere I large busfuees In the
WcH and Sorthwxst- deslres position Travelling
Aftnt Correspondent. and Sslesm1n, In VI. House
Nc othtfE EtEd AEPly. AdHrtee 2 Il. TYihnne niitt.
, 1870-09-04

GRIND Lodge OF Good Tcun]Rrx. yestefi2y. 20
4Ie0 matters we're discussed and resolutions
sooPsoo Recommending the appointment Of
comolHfe 10 pfrseu. the matter Of State police,
70 meet the neX General Assembly, urgtug 1t II
NC auV o. Good Tcmplasz to vote only for such
tand1oAtea 1or once ~ Ate In faycr OF enforced
prohibition. urouzt The nrdeT di.avows savt1-
, 1870-09-04

Runners that Republic Will be Pro-,
claimed, with General Troohu
a <Freziden:. -.
-. -:
, 1870-09-04

mul to'nEaI "a" asso rA1n tufuEeea On the
1s4" to-n%oI 1neJ arc NOT 0trm1u1. but Lax
emou19e1s' "no were expelled from Paris on &C.
eoun1 o1 poverty.
1A1 fh1Nc4 1APERtA1-
ihc ff1nee Imperial Ia declared to have oel to
neXsnn- Ihc hMpfesa IS said to be getting ready
1ot England.
MlckAuos's CONDITIONS.
NEW 1oRx, Sept ta.-MAcXAhpn'x wound. bY q
tespxtch from pattk ria 1nndnu n rrn.,rt,., ,nor.
tai 1t Is kSated thai h. t+trrrninet, IN die when
he found hts ann. to1+ ana wt,h ~ +nA prrnrh
causc
MacMaho.1 Ia rroar+r,t IN he living nj hts
wonndt.
rur WIZ ~ ,osnox
1osnou. Ann = Soon.Thr new, at ,sr .nr.
render of ,hr Ftnnrror snn M.cMahnn.. .r,1r h.
created rreat exci,cment. The anx,erv II n nirrr-
sal tn 1rarn whether f,nat,1.t,ea hsvr cra.nd ana
xhrtner there viii bc m unrrstr4cted ocan n.ton
nf pn,,.
sAro1xos,a rt.,rr
Napo1eon's health ia 10 en,ireIv broken th,, II I.
aid he c,nno, i,ve ,vo rner. rn.C -. .-,<.a..
drred be was more drad tn.n living. III, nytr.-
tIonk and su7e,tnaa III tbe nrtd xo1yn h,1. rt1,.d
almost nv man Of souud nea,tn.
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fuEubf a., ft:day. nlouv tbn linz frnn Na1nz Ii,
Dnscy. r,:;,,uencIpr tat O'Clock in tho morn,
lnu. MacMInan reslatr.l The Ptusaian sttacx until
4 1,,r,trk IN the sYte5nnou. 1hr nr.no vae IN:
e.rant xn, ,urtous a,n1,1 The epttrr ,trc NJ ho,h
srrirs nn,t cnottnped rim s,anoh,et Thr nrnv
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,r.rnrat o11cr,v''dta t.e prnxssn. mo,e ,ns
liz nr~vrrE41,ro trnn4+na ,hrv nrnctn+st.c
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1.,s r.os,t n.EsTn.,1x s,n,ot,,as ,u,r -.
a.t..,.r. r.ntrd .nI, d,1vsn IN ,jieo,,1par m,M
sc-,~. *. M.,,se. rha pruasana were Ytctor,
or. snd b.la ,hr rntjrr fle1 lntely ocz,nn,es bs
tha French The sIapRhtkf HaS fearful from the
.~<f1, ~ vhIrb Ind hesn. inceasant,r mild.
ts,n~t4 for Ten houre Tna rout Of the French v.s
o,,r,.,a 1ater ncr45rp,ars are NOM rot.r;1. ~
,,rtad
rnxnox a. nt. & The Tim. RAT. Marshst u,o.
u.hnn ~ q ..-1no ~ .rnorx h,s .ro-v.,s1 =,
,n+is1 rrrnr ard romnnor,ta.,, ~ ias, rh;,-o -
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$1,000 -. s,,,.s...... ,s... ,......s, -
ov sA~t sooa. ~ .H.eao,e- ~ re4st' n.s4s
, 1870-09-04
BELGIUM,

nErssEls, Hept- a-The Prince Imperial Of
F4anco has arrived u Chfmay, tnfstJ-two mlyes
southcnat OF Muua. and beeu lodged ot the pnlsce
Of the Prince Of Ch htm&y
, 1870-09-04

Z
6Tec1a1 D<tpasrh to The Chicago TnbuueL
GALIShCKG. Ill, Dec A-Tnc fall term Of Knox
College opened Thursday, September l. with
very good attendance. The prospects are that
the fall term will be hef1er attended than usual.
a. both ladies and gentlemen are etill arriving op
every train In large numherA
Lombard University viii also open on Monday,
September ;. The prospects are that the fall
Term will he success, as the President, J. P.
We are glad IN state ttAt his uutir1nx enorts hare
not proved unsuccessful.
, 1870-09-04
DRNMARK

corxxuAdEs, Sept 4-The ship nansa, which
formed part Of the Folaz Expedition, WAS
crushed BY Ice on the 10th of October last, III tue
coast Of Greenland. The crew were saved, and
LaEc arrived here. =,
, 1870-09-04
Death Of Ono OF the FnrttctPntors In
tho Affrny mt E1coSux-Thc Coming
x>~R

Setcia1 Dcsrateh to The Chieago Tribune.
kKokrK, lows, TStp.- s,-Jsmek Xetanose, one
Of the two men who were ASA ulted last Sunday
morning, died yesterday morning At O'Clock. 4
Coroner's Jury returned 1 verdict In substance
Mike Flynn Murphy, the other injured man,
still liSee but no hure IL entertained Of his n
CoverJ.
The citizens are making grand preparations
for The coming State Fair, which opens here
Monday, September 1s. Ii Il expected thar
hundred thousand people will bc present. and
AMPLE p1oststou Is, making for the1r eute, tain
IuSnk
, 1870-09-04
Railroad Df~nstrr- Roy,s Life En-
dnnReEcd from Swallowing O. 10.

oAAuA, Sept IA little bog, sou Of Mr. Frank,
nat h0ih legs iun over antl cut on, while encay-
ot!nE to climb upon the Union Pacific train. ar1ty.
ing here to-day.
4 little Etrl daughter Of ". II. Green, living
near Inc CITY, Ties at the point OF death. from the
eIscts Of having swallowed potato bug.
Edward Stephenson, one Of tho original Wit
nessis to whom the argel Of the Lot,t presented
Inc plates flum which the Do9k Of Mormon was
t'uh!lshtd, IA no. at Salt Like City. lie IL ii
1rars old, anu has heretofore lived at Kirkland,
Ohio :" ''
, 1870-09-04
I nc Coming 1nteF-ConttnentMl Bon&
Rnce mt I4nchiue,

SEw YORK. Sept IA special correspondent
writes from Montreal, description OF the TITO
eplendid Crews OF Tyne, England, and ST. Johns,
New brunswick, which a:c to row In tho great
fouI-oared race II Laeh!nc, on tae 18th OF Sep
rnbcr. This contest Is international IN lts char
ENGLAND. TIE English ruTeEs- Reufotih, Taylor,
Martin, and Wtushlp, have arrived In Montreal,
EnsttAh and American, ~ exhibited In the Oxfort-
AaSasu match, will be preserved. The English
tHtn Ding tEer Tyne boat The AMenc1n boat
Was oullt II Grctnpolnt, y. j.
, 1870-09-04
rospectu1 OF the N in%txAtrrt VALLEY
Fair at QHfncys

Qr1ScT, Sept. a-These is great interest here
In shc Mississippi Valley Fair, whicn commences
horses from ali parts Of the country arr arriving
tn-ntRht, and the Secretary Is busy with AppitcA-
tons for fuo1u. Fifteen Thousand dollars are
tfYcrrt1 In premiums. The prospects tonight arr
that the display Will b. the nnest ever Witnessed
In tho State. fhe railroads have re1lncetI thrf
Rites. The largest crowd ever seen IN Quincy Is
dt ra.1mcut Is well represented The display In
hersts, cattle, and she: IL unsurpassed.
, 1870-09-04
ILLINOIS.

Fntr of the L4n~allc County AEr,cut-
1nrnl Society.
Special pcspAtch to The Chicago Tribune
OTTAWA, Sept a-Thc annual meeting OF the
laSa1le Countv Agricultural Society wilt begin
here on Tuesday next. to last four days. Large
premiums are offered for the various ARTICLES
usually exhibited Al County FArs inclnd.nc rrr-
ultu1ns for trotung, racing, and running horses
, 1870-09-04
CANADA,

Dcnnnd to BIC mAde on tho United
>lntc* Tor Compensation for the
Eeninn fknkdH.
OTTAWA. Sept s.-Tae Militia Department Is
preparing N esliuate OF the cost Of the sever21
raids On Csnaua By The Feutaus. The caicpia-
uchs 1t Is understood, embraces tho cost OF cali
ing cut FolunteeEs, moving them = the frpnt aud
actual damage Indicted By the Fcnlans. These
will bc presented for llQuldAiion IL the Imperial
Government, whichlTti MAKE demand On the
United States for compensation.
TORONTO. Sept. ..-The baiis 7tlrgraph says
Bon. Mr, Eamrbells m!s$ion 10 England has betu
productive Of important results; that tn tuture
Canada will have voice In any mobilization
that tus5 be made In the fishery regulations, and
that Canadian claims for losses sustained tn the
Fenian raids Etl1 he put on the same footing a.
the Alabama question.
, 1870-09-04

you ~ant to enjoy E p1eassnt ride en- LIKE Michi-
EAn. and LeAF come good music By Nevnas l. D-nn's
band. t.kr The Steamer SARAH vAS EPFS {ruas
Elatt4t. bridge, 1t : ?. m, evtry sunday. fot Hydu
II and / Tickets St ceLts
, 1870-09-04

FOREIGN.
The Franco-P Prussian Strug-
gle.
The Growing French Disaster
: Fully Confirmed.
bIacMahon's Strategy Results in
the Overthrow Of the Bo-
>naparts Dynasty' !.
The Entire. Army at Sedan
Surrendered to the
Prussians. =.
Napoleon a Prisoner In the Hands
Of the Yfctors.
--'--s5
The Pr;noo Tmnar;a1 Soalc c,fo+1
in Belgium.
-
General maciHanon NOR
-
r, e.ao ,r uo1ofron
, 1870-09-04

DIR. SPFAF,
MASONIC NOTICES,

MASONIC NOTICES.
sNnS0lllc.
Members Of WASHINGTON CHAP
TER, NO. -, r. a. M, are hereby mott.
6ed to attend Special Convocatioa On
TUESDAY evening Sept s, at y O'Clock.
to hear and act upon the report Of the
Committe On Furniture in the New HalL
a full attendance expected. BY order Of
the a. P. JOHN WHITLEY, seey.
.qfteafion, Sir knights.
a Stated Conelave Of CHICAGO
coMMANDERY. NO. lo, z. T., on
MONDAY evening, at y o'clock. Busi-
ness relating to the New Asylum to come
before the Commandary. 4 full attend
ance expected. BY arder Of the e. q.
JOHN WHITLEY, Recorder.
aWas01aic.
National tndkt Sa s A. F. 4 L. H.. will r sse.Es-
BILE 1t tht4t ball No. II KoEth Cu1&o14t., on AondAy
eEeniax. Sspt. :. ls.u, 1t o'clock.
EytGJ 1ortQbtf u tc4unAteA to be petAeAt. -
l., 4, NANBLKH, " n.
, 1870-09-04
DEARBORN THEATRE

DEARBORN THEATRE.
MONDAY. SEFTKARER5
MANNING'S MINSTRELS.
A lew and ze:y iauEhaEie Ioc.t bus!er<lur, with
nrW md sixialE rta!i.tie 'ernery. b Haley. New
81 "sek aflS!REfIs l;s 1E @ @CHIchGo, AGO, BILL BLLyoLEa. ya
AEA1Lf ISPEEEH. The entire bill IL novel. anat1-
SHALL }Hns and rrfprd, And Is H., te$t Tes otz-d-
EAPIAE-{Sea ser1ttd liz days in 1tyAnce. Cot,u
f+af1f.
, 1870-09-04

FRANK r. AIKKN....- .....Psoprsrtor I'D MANAGER.
AoFoAf, SeFt s, and every eEwEip3 during tbs
Eednssda; Ind sAta!,a- >; ~; fnt. prorFamu,t- "a
by Teanysons ENICH .AKDEN, rns1iied
THE rNfIK WttEa:A.
With neN and T&eEar scrnIe eFcrts- To conclude with
thc na1aieat brI'r.ge,, Mias lilly 0C,lHxOH: u
Noadsx. H<E ). Grand Mattnre At =. BY s2celsi
se4lrst- CAA A1lE u, The Fats Of 4 C.Yatt1e-
, 1870-10-04
PETER MATTHIAS ANDERSEN,

Constitueret BWoged og Byskrirer
M. M. paa Ocn 81. Thomas i America,
MJOR V~ITTERLIGT: At ifolge
vi Begjaring af Hr. Edward Kuntz
her af Stedet og if0Ige dertiI erhver-
vet allerh0ieste BevilIing af lite Sep
TENDER 1870, indst@vnes herved til
at mode linden st. ThomH Byetings-
ret, der vii blive sat og hoIdt den
forste Mandag i Marts Manned 1872,
elIer hyis Retten af en- elIer anden
Grund den Dag like skulde holdes,
da den f0rste n8ste Retsdag, For
midday Klokken 10 sIet, elIer paa
hvad anden It'd paa Dagen Retten
paa den It'd MATTE holdes i Elem
dommen Nr. s (Otte) N0rregade
Kongens Qvarteer i Byen Charlotte
Amalia paa Den st. Thomas, eller
paa hviIket andet Sted bcmeldte Ret
paa den It'd MATTE vorde holdt, den
eIIer dem som MATTE have i H8nde
en- af Anna Margreth Henry under
, 1870-10-04
Carl Hauenseu

lite November 1866 til Joseph
Hughes udst8dt og den 26de samme
Manned tingIBst Obligation for $2I2
med Pant i HalvdeIen af Eiendom-
men Ca%britteberg her paa Den, der
senere er bortkOmmet Og kunne Ell
SKATES tilst8de-tiI dermed at frem-
komme sin elIer deres Ret til Samme
anmeIde eg beviisIiggj6re, da Citan-
ten i modsat FaId i Overeensstem-
meIse med o%yenn8ynte allernaadigste
BeviIIing, som i Retten vii blive frem-
lagt, vile paastaae at ben9vnte Obi
cation we'd Dom vorder mortiiceret
og kjendt. d0d Og magtesI0s at vnre.
Forel8g er hRyet we'd Forordning
3die Januar 1896.
Til Bekr@ftelse under min Hand
Og Embeds Segl.
St. Thomas den l4de September
1870.
Z. M. DER
e G9 Rsn v sst DaIer.
, 1870-10-04

O64dA&4GAS GAS 80 GdAS4Ad4441g
C0unseU0r Of State,
acting Governor of the Danish Westindia Islands,
knight of Dannebrog,
KNOWN His Majesty the King has been most gra-
ciously pleased by Resolution of 10th August last to sane
ton the following Ordinance passed by the Colonial Coun-
ell of St. CrOiX:
The widow of the deceased Chief inspector of Roads
in St. Croix, Major Andrew Lang, Ellison Burnet born
Gray, shall be allowed from the Colonial Treasury Of
st. Croix a yearly pension Of 200 Westindia Dollars,
to commence from the list June 1870.
The enactments in s. 6, 8 and IS of the Pension
Jaw Of 4h December 1868 shall be applicable to the
aforesaid pension.
TO which all concerned have to conform.
The Government of the Danish Westindia Islands,
D.. 1. st. Thomas, 9th September 1870.
Under my Hand and the Sea- Of Government.
j. A. STAKEMANN.
Il, s.
, 1870-10-04
ORDINANCE

concerning Pension for the
widow of the late Chief In
spector Of Roads, Major An
drew Lang.
, 1870-10-04
ANORDNING

ON Pension for Enken efter
Oyerveimester paa st. Croix,
Major Andrew Lang.