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Spteial astitts.
WANT OF VITALITY.

..,,.N -. . -, ,
pareptly well deyeoped frames. Herculean ,,nsvs sna
$500 ' '. ''A'" ~NN
muscles are not always indicative OF stamina and con-
sttutional yigot In their possessor Health depends
upon the condition OF the STOMACH the liver and
the bowels than upon the breadth of tho shouldes or
a.. - =, -. - ~, - -, - q, 800. y.
hc VIC oi ooso levers ana puIe}e OF the system IN
which strength Is supposed To reside All this grand
animal m.ch,na,v IA q, tel, no n,o,ao,,v. ..,ns, 49,,
ness and decay Easy and perfect digestion regular
~. h.a,,n. ,ao..,t.n,. ,,a..,...,,.,.. -, -,
anu nea'uS seorcuous' uhcoh'amlhSVea oioou, anu
regular discharge OF the waste matter OF the body
through the ntestnes the kidneys aud the pores are the
most potent ards agalnlt the hast
tees Of longevitv Jo ,ran,o,. H.. 49,. a, ~, -,
end and purpose Of Hostettsr's stomach Bitters The
ingredients of which the Great Tonic and Alternative "A
-.-, = -,----, - ="
composed are taken solely RON the vegetable kingdom.
and their medicinal virtues are not by
,ha 81. a., ,,.,,. .,-. -, -. 49, ~
N'o a'u ""u p"'s""ous eie'neu'S winch ehFI more or
less, In ali the powerful mineral drugs Sufferers from
digestion bousnasa ,ornt,t.pt ,,vars a,,
s, ~ $500 'eH' 'o'''s' "ei' Jus ueoF
IVY OF constipation not only ma immediate rehef from
use OF this agree able stmulant and lint
become copsc,ons as t,p,c ,v,ars on Of an cre,so =,
constitutional elasticity and vital force, Labor and
exposure no longer produce the same effect non than
"a b.rs,o,,ro "a ,, 81 ~ =, - ~, -, -,
~ "eie'oi"'S' anu eiey teel ~ IL theS hAu aoquEeu
new hold on lfea new reserve OF physical And mental
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MARINE IHTELLTG ENCE.

NiNIkrrHB ALNASAC-Tuts pAY.
Sun rees.. 4 % SUI tets.... Z " MODS sets. %
mon wArER-rua
satdy Hook. 10 Gov, Island. ~ Hell Gate. II
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THE WHITE SLAVES or NEW YoRH.
How Alexander r. stewart Treats his Em-
pioyees-How a Fortune Of Finy Millions
IL Accumulated.

IL Accumulated.
To The Editor o. The Sun.
SIR: The white slaves Of New York; in the
employ OF A. T. Stewart 4 Co. have probably the
greatest cause for comp of IN treatment Of any
Of the Broadway establishments Tley are In.
weighed into the employ of this firm ny an adyertise.
ment for boys and Young men OF responsibility
who desire to gain thorough business education"
Upon application they are informed that the consid
Grafton TOR their services will be small at first but
the situation will be permanent, promotion rapid,
and pay in rrol ortion as advanced. They obtain
eitier two or three dollars per week labor from
A. NJ iii 6P NJ -: on exhibition nights much
loo. ,han ,lo ,,,o,o,.co oor borse. ava nevor al
-, -, -, - =, 80 ,,,,,,o ,.,a a, ,,,o no.
,oWeu 70 si' uo"" " oH' ni'nu'e NV III ',e .'oi"'
luz VI Nv u'nhVi' n"' W @ wv, N'"'s % ~,
po'eu 'iO '''"o ''s -,' ~ ,O,,- ~ ~ -. ~
,' su.'"s eoo 49,. " =, -, =, 49,, g. -,
s,e''"t - nAu's' - ~, " w " ."v ."s "
lne moh'n 20 NOT ehcecu''e sa"y' US A'ulou'aoe
. a., -. r., 49,. A.. ss,--.-O
~
49,, ~, - q. re- nv,
80 80 49," ,s.,,-s ~ ~ 49,, " o''e
-. ,1., .'.,,.. us u'e.''
-, ., - -, ~, 80 p'' o''
w U'""'' :" '"'' '"0uN" ''s ''eP'"S'0"'s III
creased
When trade eiackens, these young men who hive
boer ishor,,g ,hrongh ,ho has, go. =, sri. NV,
~ ms 's" WV ""s' 'esso" " UeH own
expense Tor the nnes have eaten up their salaries,
under the cnation that Tho hn.,ne.. adreo,on
Dr., 49,. ..,.,. -. -. -, $3.50"
WY NV "'f""'"k "ay "''h"tev remuherate them,
are informed, without previous notice, that owing
to the dullness of trade thu Arm canno, .aord "a
retain them
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Spttinl Notitss.
PICNIC GOEHR

and those who want to celebrate the Fourth at little
IT, MoUoUINs,
81 and @ Nassau St, goda sherry ror. clarc and white
wines, at ti50 per gallon Five or more gallons siS.
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BOOTs AND SHOES


OF every variety at reduced prices. Cent? Cong CAT
''''' w. w. anu :" e. e. E. RICHMOND So Broadway.
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MARRIED..

admired, be MAI by using LYONS loom isDieu
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Billiards.
Milttarr.

VETERANS Of the var Of lsl2,-An III NJ. "hi
made appuCAtlon TOT a. ~ share OF the g. o. o.
pIopnatad ny the Legislature Will picate CAL ~ lhf
oirfe,i ny Hall nlRte 81 ronr and hand ~ u ga
names aud residences, ten, d. RAJ No -
Co.. AIM DAILY.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prises paid IN gold, Information iuraishsd. The
highest Tates paid Tor douboons and al kinds OF gold
and Aii--s. TAYLOR n CO., Bankers,
hHAD "a. New York
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That II appears such estimate And canvass mat the
who ~ number given for the onGes OF lnspec
Of Rlactioa Of inc fieelih Election District OF
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rmRrknNrn ELECTION pIsrmcr

That II appears such estimate and canvass that the
who nuWncT OF votes given fr the Offices II nspcc.
tols OF Election OF the Thirteenth Election Drlrct
oil the IwCnty-hIst Ward was louI teen thousand
four hundred and tOrty-two. .............l
OF which james Faircil received ave thousand
nine hundred and $50
OF whlcn +. NJ. Harris received nyo thousand
seven eupdrel aGa ninety one. .,,..,..,i...,, 5Dl
thousand tour hundred and twenty come. -. l4a
OF which George l.. ColVhmOn received one '
.noa'and two hundred aud seventy three... iaa
or which there was detective oLc...,.,,.....,....
And Of which there were BLANK eisat............ 4
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JOSEPH D. PURDY.
81 and "a Maiden lane
ESTABLISHED iSl3
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Ihat appears on such estimate and canvass that the
whole nuubeT Of votes given the occs OF Iuspec
tors u Election Of the Fourteenth Election District VI
the Iwenty-nrtt Ward was fourteen thousand foul
hunered ana iortyseyen,
Oi winch Robert Hall received nve thousand
min hundred and forty 500
OF wnlch Philip Fisher received nve thousand
nine hundred and thirty ye.,,.,. ..',,..,'.., 5
two hundred aad esh.y,two ..,,....., i2sl
OF which John Lin isey received one Thousand
Two hundred aud elEhy,two .,.,.,,..,.,....... iy2
OF which there was defective ...........,,..
Aud OF which there Oauk seyen.............. I
H.ti1
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''ss's ssssssssssss sssssssssssssssss
TWELFTH ELECTION DISTRICT.

That appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole NUMBER OF votes glvuu for the Offices OF In.
sptctoLs OF Election OF lhe HclIth Election Dstrct
OF the twenty hrsl ward was fourteen thousand four
hundred and thtrty'four, .....,... ,....... lliA
OF winch john ID. Newman ieceiyct ave thou.
sand nine hundred and forty 500
or which Hugh +. Farrell received ave thousand
nine hundred and tIty nine ,..,,............,. $3.50
OF which Allan j, Dennis received que thousand
two hundred ana eghty.one ,.,....,.,...,' l,sl
two HUNDRED and sx, ~ ,,...,'.....,,,.,.. 1900
or winch there was defective out................
Ana OF which there were blanS seyen,,,.,.,,.,..
-
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TY CANVkSsEits OF the County Of New York, In rels
ton to votes given for Inspectors Of Election.
. The Board Of County Canvassers OF the County Of
New York having met AZ the office Of the CLERK Of said
q May 1870 to canvass and estimate the votes given 10
the several election districts each of the words OF
said city and county at the general elect ton held on
the 18th day Of May In the year Aforesaid do certify rs
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That appears on such estimate and canvass, that the
whole number Of votes gwen Tor the offices OF Inspec
tors Of Election OF the Second Election District OF
the Twenty-nrst Ward was fourteen thousand four
hundred and thirtyAix. 1895
OF which George l.. CHORD received i've thou.
sand nine hundred ana forty Ssii
OF which Jeremiah Murphy received I'VE thou.
sand nine hundred and twenty four. SPA
thousand two hundred and eisbiytwo. i,2a
OF which George W Hartell received thou.
sand two hundred and eighty ............ PSI
or which there was detective onc.................
Aud Of which there were blank seven. ........... 7
ro,., :, ,,s
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That appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole number OF votes given for the offices OF Inspec
Of Election OF the 1hlrd Election District OF the
Twenty nrst Ward was fourteen thousand four hun.
lOIty
nine hundred and thirty.seyen 5@7
nine hundred and thirty six 5sSs
,wS hundred and slsh.y $500. iaa
two hundred and eiRhty:two. ~. .,.... NV. iaa
on which there was detective one. ...........,,
And OF which there blank seven. ...........
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Ut sssssss ssssssss ssssssssssssss
srvENTn ELECTION DISTRICT

That appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole number OF votes given the Offices Inspec
tors OF Election of the Seventh Election District of
the Twenty.nrSt Ward wa fourteen thousand four
hundi ed aud forty.sev en...................ll4ll
OF when W. n. ". CIainuers received nve thou.
sand nine hundred and eighteen .,,.......,. 5,ss
or which Michael Good received nye thousand
eight hundred and $500
OF which William ". bogart received Que thou.
sand four hundred AID iortyons.. ......,,.,. l.ii
SAND two hundred and seventy siI...-........ l?76
or which there was defective one ...............
And OF which there were blank seven ........... z
To,., -
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- Ing Bella was consequently winner by 80 seconds,
the best OF the race by min, u sec having sailed tho
" miles iu nTs 81 nlln, IS
Everything al boen made ready In Drdgeport to
welcome the victorious IlL with grand aite and
ringing Of bells; but although tie whole tnwn han
the victory the fautest cheer a.
uttered v hen The Bella das he'd Il Ahead
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TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
That y appears on such estimate and
the whole number OF the offices of In.
specos Of Election OF the Tenth Election District of
the Twenty.nrst Ward was fourteen thousand four
hundred ana nifty. .......... ........,......IlO
OF which William Minnick received ave thous.
and nine hundred and orty....,.....,....... 800
Or which Michael Geheghan received Ave thous.
and nine hundred and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, s.sss
OF which George W, Lyon received one thousand
tsS hundred and eighty Two. i........,.:.'.... lsa
tn9Gl and two hundred and eishty'two....,,.. I2s2
OF which there was defective ne.................
or which there were blank seven.
-, -
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That II appears estimate aud canvass that the
whole number Of votes given for the Offices OF Inspec
tors OF Election of the Eighth Election District of tho
Twenly-nrst Ward was fourteen thousand four nun.
uTen ana forty nine ........................lt4i9
sand nine hundred and forty $40
mine hundred and trty 0ine ............... sss
OF which John r. smith received one thousand
two Gasdrsa and Slgnty;two ..::::.;...;..... I2a
thousand two hundred aud eighty ...',....,,. 1880
OF which there detective one ......,....,,,.
And Of which there were blank seven. ...........
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That II appears such canvass that the
whole numDer Of votes owen the offces OF In
spcctors OF Election OF the Fifth Election District Of
the Twenty .nrst Ward was fourteen thousand four
hundred and nUy.two.
OF which Orlando H. Moore received nve thou.
sand nine hundred and forty-one ............. 5qt
or which Thomas Quinn received nve thousand
nine hundred and thirty nine ..............,, $3.50
" which Thomas J. Kelly received one thou.
sand two hundred and eighty.two. .......,... 1.2o
or which james r. Goodfe received one thou
send two hundred and eighty .two............ 282
or which there was defective one..........,.,,,,
And OF which there were blank seyer............ Z
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That appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole number OF votes given fOr Offices OF Inspec
tors Of Election OF the Eleventh election District OF
the Twenty.hrst Ward was fourteen thousand four
or which John Mutually received hye thousand
nine hundred ana thirty eght..............., bg3l
OF winch Edward Kelly received ave thousand
seyen hundred and eighty 57sI
thousand four hundred and twenty .nine.,..... Lar
Thousand two hundred and eighty .,.......... i2Sl
And Of which there were blank.
ro,., 80,
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CrOOker's Medical Compound
and. Linlment.

Patented tAugsst 9th. lS:c, 10 one 'of the -
remedies In the lnarkst forInternal and :esteinsl
psiposes. 1t removes more pain and does It quick
sr than any other medicine. It cures all ordinary
cases Of consumption II las no equal for kcouXhs,
cold and oil diseases OF the throat and lungs Ii
sure cure for pain in the stomach and bowels, BIT.
lions collie cholera morbus, phthisic End darrhesa
1t 10 the best tfrsmedy kncwn7 for rheumatism, Is
sure cure for neuralgia III the lace, tooth.ehs,
sprains, bruises stiff joints, weugs, freah cuts,
shIlblans, scalds and burns 1t 10 warranted TO
cure Group and diph,hcris.
In bringing this medicine. before the public, l
would say that have tested its merits for mum
Der ofyears. md might; append long string of
CERTIFICATES OF Whist it has done but it is unreces.
ssry for it will recomend itself. No family should
be without it, II is not got.np to hrmbug the pub
ic. and sll persons buying this medcine will have
their money refunded ifrot tsti,ned with the re.
slul OF its use.
All druggis,s aud dealers Iu psteut medicines asa
solicited TO send in their orders, which will ba
promptly hllsd A liberal Discount to deal, rs md
agents. Agents wanted il every county in tho
United Stat Q.
= P1iss 60 &C. ts ard 81 per bottle
W. 8. CROOKER-
sold at all Drug Stores. dec2sSv.
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A CARD.

THE COLUMBIA CORNET ZANE,
i OF COLUMBIA FARM, expresses 10 the
public in genera thanks for al favors snd pa,I,.
age bestowed upon them, and they hereby
occasions where the services Of good ull Rama
Is required such "a PUBLIC MEE'rJNGs FESTl-
YAlS, PROFESSIONS, sERENADES, &C. To
ProprietoIs and Managers OF travelling Theatre
TtOupes who have no hand with them, we az
nounee that We are ready TO engage ourselves ter
BolcOuy sereEades. All those that are in need 81
good full Brass Eahd for above stated ssssioIS
will please address all communications 10
d. G. SMITH, Leader c. c. r.,
Box IS. Columbia Farm y. %.
r. c. E. HARTMAN, Ssc'y c. Z. B. aS en-
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A1Il!sIisi..

He ltas been travelling about hrnbuggug dru ggsts
and private parties, mixing Up and selling base
pound which ae calls HOLCOTT'S PAIN PAINT
All OF Woicotts genuine remedies have white OUT
side wrapper ('cith Signature t03el Look out for
counterfel1s- 10 rs-zF- z-r vra9T
Six Pints of woLCeFT's ANNIr,fLAf,oK for Ca
arrh and Cods in the head Pint OF Pai Paint,
for Ulcers Pain seut free of express cha Ses on
receipt OF the money at Isl Chatham Square. N Y;
Gallon of Pain Paint double strenyl) fer $40
Small bottles sold by all Druggists -
b s4i-4w= a ssE tssz r. L. WoLceTF. (
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Geo. D. Prentice vas os years Of
age.
-Priace Arthur arrivea in Washing
tonjast Saturday evening. e !
The sentence of Rochefort includes
the deprivation of his political rights,
though ha remains = Deputy in the
tofasa ~ - E T. =
-Thsre.was a.report in New York on
Saturday that Jim Fisk, Jr., had shot
John Morrisey. but it was too good to be
true.
DEATH OF Observation-Disclosures
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. %.
CD. Prentice, oft Louisville ,Co4-
rierJ ournal, died this morning at $3.50
o'clock.
3 LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. %.
Geo. Dennison Prentice, whose death
was announced to-day, started the Louis
vile Journal in 1885 He was fan1ous
rs poet, and an editor Of uneq1aled
powers. His remains will lay in state
at the Masonic Temple until Monday,
when they win be inferred in Cave Hill
Cemetery. He was sixty eight years
old.
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rrRcrlTr eeuKr. nAs1roWsos
Y ~

'ohh Stfatpoh, 'i'h. Summons for Relief
Anna stra sstfs' psft. cOmplaint quot served9
YSyHE state of Wisconsin, to Anna Str,thoff: You
4 are hereby Summoned aud required to answer
the complaint in this action, which will be filed with
the tierk of the Circuit Court, Countyof Matiitowoc
his Office the village of Mantowoc, and to
copy Of YOU. snswer TO the said complaint on the
subscribers ut their Office in III eviiage Of Nantowoc.
County of Nanitowoc and State OF Wisconsin within
twenty days AFTER the service OF THE summons you,
exclusive OF the day OF such service; and if you fail
TO answer the sad complaint within the time afore
said. the plaintiff in this action. will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
& - WALKER 4 WHITE, Plaintiffs Aitornygs.
Dated, january 18th 1870 Ss-6tiwSw
The complaint int he boys EMIT action was Only
filed the Office or the Clerk eff the Circuit Court of
Manitoyoc County on the 18th day of January 1870
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
e O AI i s. TT
.sI.E PRESCRIPTION.

I have compiled a full, concise and complete state
ment. plainly printed, for the information of persons
intending to take up Homestead or Presumption in
this portion of the West embracing Iowa Dakota and
Ncbr9iska-and other sections. 1t explains how to
proceed 10 secure leo acres of Rich Farming Land
For Nothing, sIxmonths before you leave your home,
in this most healthy climate. In Short it contains
just such instructions sneeded by those intending
TO make home and fortune the Free Lands OF the
Nest. l will send of THESE printed Guides to any
person sending me % cents. The information alone
which it gives, is worth IS to any body. Men, who
came here two and three years ago, and took farm,
ar. to-day independent.
TO YOUNG MEN-This country is being crossed
with numerous railroads, reaching from every drec-
ton 10 Sioux City, Iowo. Six railroads will be COM
pleted this city within year. One liz already
operation, connecting with Chicago and the U.
z. Railroad, and two will he completed before
Spring, connecting us with Dubuque and McGregor,
direct. Three more will be completed within year,
connecting direct with st. Paul. MINI, iankton,
Dakota, and Columbus, Nebraska the U. z. Rail-
road The Missouri River gives the Mountaa trade.
Thus it will be that section of country offers
such unprecedented advantages for business specula-
ton and makng-a fortune. For the country Is being
populated, aud towns and cities being built and
fortunes lca;le almost beyond belief Every who
takes homestead now. Will have railroad market
at his own door. Aud any enterprising young man,
with q small capital establish himself in per-
nanant and paying business, if he selects the right
location and right branch Of trade. Eighteen years
residence in the western couITtry and large portion
Of the time employed Mercantile Agent in this
country has made familiar with all the branches
of business and the bnst locations in the country.
For dollar RENTED 20 me, Will give truthful and
definite to all qnestiulis Gu this subject, de-
sired b. such persons. Tell them the best place to
locate and what business is rowded and what
branch is neglected. Address, D.. IL. bis
s. c. Com uf Elngration,
(Box 1861 163s-1y t.s Sioux City. Iowa.
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TIE NEWS.
difficulty settled.

-Express difficulty settled. --A
200 eases Of small pox in New York.
National Council of Union League
meets in Washington Feb. i.
Indians are driving OF stock in Indi-
an territory and giving settlers much
trouble.
--5ohner AID Vanderburg, murder
ers of Peighton family sentenced to death
in Pennsylvania.
Spanish agents have put million
dollars in bogus Cuban bonds afoat in
New York City.
An officer of an ocean steamers I'M
der bail for smuggling 90 pounds eff cpl
um.
Meetings of dissenting Mormons con-
tinue daily and attract large crowds in
Utah -.. r.. .
Tire hundred cigar makersare on a
strike IN Cincinnati. on account of pro-
posed reduction IN wages.
The Chinese government has ratified
the Burlingame treaty. So
The British Cabinet has agreed to
adopt fixed tenure for the Irish land
m easluc. 49, @ 49, ass ssA
1t is announced that amnesty fer of
fences against the press laws, in France,
will soon be issued
5 A Havana letter of the IIth profess
este corroborate the report of the Cuban
victory ever Gen. Pueblo, with loss to
the latter of l., 500 men.
The British bark Crofton, became
water-logged near the Ladrone Islands
recently. and the crew were murdered
and the vessel destroyed. l-xa,..sa
Cooper, who is trying to make an
overland trip from India to China, through
Thihet, has been heard from, He is
confident of success ~ f
"A force of To- 900 volunteers was re-
viewed at Havana on the 2ad in honor
ofW. Henry Seward. The Legi ON,
composed ofGerman aud, American yolun-
teers made its appearance on this occas-
ssion. 7re37bs = bsre pfrrso -rrs-~T--
During the services at St. Joseph's
Chapel In Liverpool, Eng ,oa the % inst,
false alarm of Ere was raised. A panic
and rush occurred. and fifteen persons
we're tramplsd to death. aad great
many badly injured.
Henri Rochefort's trial was brought
TO an end on the 22d. He was convict
ed, and sentenced to six months impris
------4 nd IN nav a fine of 1000 francs.
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We viii send handsome prospectus OF our = ~ E,-
1szsiTafes5 sAFass.Y s.e.s.F. to any Book
agent, free ofcharge. Address NATIONAL PUBLISH
lNG CO, Pniia Pa, Chicago III, OF st. Louis No.
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aNEAN.EnwoC COUNTY CIRCUIT

. Lewis Wood, ITatntiG I -
i.3"- against iS,tn,mons-For Relief
Isaac Easton, DefendBf (Com. served) q
20 Isaac aston, defendant: Sir: You are hereby
Summoned ar'i required to the complaint in
THIS action, 6 5hich copy is herewith served upon
VOW, and serve a copy of your answer on me at my
Office in the Vii1a@e and County of Manitowoc, Wis
consn within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive of the DIZZY of such service; and if you fail
to answer the complaint aforesaid, the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded inthe
piaint. E.# ~ HF-f rfr#.#r .s-l-s
Dated December q, A. D. 1860.
ID DIABkUAM, PLAINTIFFS AHorrev
The complaint in the above entitled action filed
in the ofcs of the Clerk of the Circuit Court the
2&th day of December A. D. 1862
3s6w-rn- J. d. MARKHAM, Atty. for Plaintiff
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The sentence does not disturb his noslt-
ion as a Deputy in the Corps Legislatiff.
He requests an appeal to astribunsf be-
cause the magistrates were not elected
by universal suffrage, and the proeeede
ings of the court not published.
Gen 0 Neill, President of the Fen
ran Brotherhood,Ika issued cali for
the General Congress of the organization
to meet ia New York city on the 10th of
April naL.s-fnal-~ SEPARATIONS
active hostAities vrysmc g =
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NOTICE.

IS ~ \ " -
= la OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, I
E. .f MADISON, April 6, 1868.
In accordance with the provisions of Chapter "A
Laws OF IS62 hereby give notice that the notes of
the Bank OF 1fntowoc must lie prasen ted at the Office
Of the Bank Comptroller at Madison, Wisconsin, for
payment, within three years from the date of this
notice, prte lands deposited for the redemption of
the VIII be surrendered provided in Section
two of said act. it.f4 80 80 E-- 52-2y
WILLIAM B. SMITH, State; Treasurer