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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

POLICE CAsEs.-John Groves was tried be
fore the Mayor, this morning, charged WIN
breaking into the ice house of Howard l..
Walton, and stealing ice therefrom lie was
held TO bail, in the sum Of 1900, to answer the
charge at Court.
Four cases of unkenneSS were disposed ol
in the usual manner.
For CAPE MAY.-At o'clock, this morning
the excursion Of the Brandywine NJ. E. Church,
left French street wharf on the steamer S. N.
FELTON,. A large number of persons availed
themselves of the opportunity thus afforded OF
spending pleasant day, and having dip in
old ocean. All seemed to a.lici pate glorious
time, which they will undoubtedly have, should
no unforeseen accident occur.
SHIP BuILDING.-Mr. f. Hastings, Of Smyr.
ma. has lust contracted to build two large
douhle.deck schoOners for parties in New
Jersey and Pennsylvania, which, it is said,
will be- the largest vessels ever built on Smyr-
ma Creek. One of these vessels IS to be III
feet keel, 81 IL #. beam and IL IT, depth OF
hole. The other is to be ITO feet keel, % 1t.
beam and Q IL IT. depth of hole.
NEARLY A PRIZE FIGHr-On Monday even
ing, a couple Of young men,slightly intoxicated
became angry al each other, and decided that
their grievances could be settled only by the
rules Of the prize ring. Accordingly they went
over Third street bridge, and had just complet.
Ell arrangements for the "n,ili, when the police
appeared and put stop 10 their little game
Their difficulties have since been amicaby set
tied.
DROwNED.-Last evening between and .
O'Clock As several lads We're bathing in the
Chrstana. at the foot of Tatnall street, one
OF their number, named George Chandler
attempted to swim across the creek. When
he reached the middle, he was suddenly
seized with cramp, and before assistance
could reach him, he sank to rise no more
Efforts were made for the recovery of his body
this morning, but thus far without avail
Chandler was about II years of age, and was
in the employ Of David Lemon, baker and
contectioner. He had only been in lin this
city few weeks, and has a mother living in
Cecil County, Maryland
DROPPED DEAD.--This morning, about
eleven O'Clock, James Barsey, an employee in
the blacksmith shop at the Harlan a. Hollings.
worth Company's boat yard, was walking up
Orange street between Fourth and Fifth, when
he was observed TO suddenly stagger and fall
lie was instantly raised from the pavement, but
life was found 10 be extinct. lie was taken to
his residence, Fifth street, near Orange, and
Coroner Woodward notified, who proceeded to
hold an inquest.
DR.. West examined the body and gave it a.
his opinion that death had resulted from con.
gestion of the heart and lungs, superindnoed
by dissipation and long suffering from aLsc.ss
of The bowels The jury rendered "a verdict 10
that effect.
Barsley wac about 81 years Of age, and ha.s a
wife and two grown children living in Leice-.
ter-hiIe, England, hNt no relatives in this
country. He has been here for 20 years.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

ATTENTION DEMOCRATS The Democrats
and Conservative Republicans Of the 4,h Ward,
are requested to meet at the Reliance Engine
House, Fifth street, between Walnut and Pop
lar, this "Wednesday evening, at y o'clock,
for the purpose Of organization. By order,
JAMES p. HAYES.
Secretary
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
lk REMOVAL.

NJ RR. NJ. -. CORSON
M~ Respectfully announces to the Ladies' Of
Wilmington ant vicinity. th at she has reno.
~ we'd her MILNE Store from 202 King srsst
-l1l MARKET sTREET,
where she wilL keep all the
La TEST STILESjOF MILLINERY.
and make up to order everything in the line Of her
bu.iness at the most re asonsble prices.
The patronage OF her friends and the ubc zen
"r~'V u rss"a"tfn''V "li"'ted sn7-tf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07

What belongs to yourself, and Is used by ey-
erybody more than yourself? Your name.
Where is money first mentioned in tie Bi.
pie! Where the dove brought the green back
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
REMOVALS!
THOMAS MITCHE L,

&C Respectfully informs his friends and
the public gener lily that ne has e
moved from the N. VI. corner OF Fifth an French
streets to
NO. 4la KING SrREE'r
Where he is prepared to give his personal ttenton
to the business of Undertaking in all its ranch, .
:, Also. agent for 4. 5. Early's Patent Rosewood d
Burial Cssket.
He has also purchased the right to use 'xocktou
shepler's Universal Corpse Preserver.
Residence. No. lU3 " est Seventh St. octl.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-07
Peach Shipments.

The MAEKETs.-Butter 45 TO 80 per psund
honey 2593O eggs, 2sG30 per doz chickens
75@l 90 per pair; potatoes I6(g ljc per half peck
onions, - do. apples, l0@l5 DO. tomatoes, goa
- do peaches. lSa30 do: beans. l0al3 pears
ioa2o do; corn, l0al5 per doz.; beets, 3a6c PEI
bunch radishes, 2a4c do watermelons, l5a4Oc
each cantelopes, la5c each, or 81 % per basket
gooseberres, &c per quart black kberries, lOa II
do; huckleberries SalO do
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-07-04
A Rare Sight.

Our citizens, on Tuesday, were greeted
with as fine a display of fat cattle as has
been seen in this city. Five fat oxen, beau
tifully decorated with ribbons, the property
of Fred Schroeder, we're marched through the
streets, and finally halted in front of Mr..
Schreler's butcher shop. where photo
crap was taken of them by Mr.. IIenscher,
photographic. The aggregate weight ofthe
oxen was $3.50 pounds. averaging 1852.
Mr.. Schroeder has dressed TIE largest of
these animals, and now has it on sale. The
largest of these cattle, which weighed alive
$40 pounds, dressed l, 100 pounds, which
he is retailing at 12c per pound,
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Capture eel oIrson, thc Alleged voi-


cIp,ure or oIeson, III. Alleged y.o;.
son"r.
In last weeks PiIot We published an ac-
count Of the death, by poison OF an aged
woman, : the name Of Anne OLSEN, N the
town 81 Liberty, and OF suspicion being
directed to her husband as the person who
@'Ve h"f the poison, from the tact that
about the time the post m0'tem eXamina-
ton was being made, he left for parts un
known. The task Of making the arrest OF
the supposed FolSoner, was entrusted to
our energetic and mi"tati-aAe Deputy
Sheriff +. }. Pierce. lie made tie arrest
on thursday last, and lodged John
''eSe" IN Tue JAIL on the same niGht.
sheriff fiesca' armed with the warrant OF
arrest immediately proceeded to the resi-
dence OF clc'en' but dli not find him
home oiesln son stating that his father
Had leit WITHOUT Saying where he was
gong ANA 'i'aI he "aN a'"o' 70 start out
TO 'ooA ior NM ilhaInS That nothing was
TO DC gained IN that quarter, Mr.. Pierce
maze o'hcr inquiries ana learned that
o''SS" Was seen on i""r>''a} morning on
'''' ''I'li'it' i''''' III 'ile htis5'or""on "'
'"''ieS 'he-' u''5 : va gong '"i'Ncr' -hr.
iicr'e 'ou'" 'haI oIcS'h ha0 oeeh thefe'
Ou' nav! 'e'' an l'o''' 'e.oIc icsc' "FFll-
50" 7o''O'''' - i'i1o ''0N
S''''y u '"' 9iou''i' ',''' 'o"',u '''"'
r =. was ~ o'''''' ''oN '''' '0''-' 'o'
49, '',''' ,''''' '''' - ny %
some men, VINO mai Ooeh IL "2i" ha4i
mile from McNu.ty's since ) o clock, and
did not see him pass. he concIuieI that
oI,.o, -. -, -, .,,h "a.
O'''''' ''i's' nave P,'sS''' ''''"n ~ d i'''-
eral direction, and hence he sk!rted the
road, which was aankeI bv tlmarac and
col,r s,,o,,,r ,,I f,,1fr bro,,rbt nm n
NI.,... ~, q, -,
-',' - "''s ''''' ''e ',''s''l '..'', "',''',
ed his horse where ClcScn had hltcheI
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MANITOWOC COUNTY TO BE INVA-
DEDi
900 Wild ANIMALS. 525 Men & Eior-
ses-khe Great EOrcpaugh show
Coming to uanitONyoc.

Saturday, July l3, Adam Forepaugh's
celebrated Menagetie, Museum, Perform
ing Animal Show, snd Circus, under four
tents is coming to Mauitowoc,-the whole
concern, "bob, hook and sinker,' is coming
on the above date, and if our readers want
to se3 the biggest and best show in exis-
tence ;ifthey want to get ten times the worth
of their money; if they want to see more
wild animals, rare birds, curiosities and
the finest circus ever placed before the pub
he; if they want to see a show without a
single Objectionable feature; if they want
to see show, worth miles Of travel to be-
hold, then we advise them to come to
Manitowoc on Saturday, July l3. Come
early and see the great procession, with
camels, elephants, horses, gillei cages AMI
gorgeous chariots, and music, banners, and
I75 matched horses, and a host of other
attractions.
Turn out everybody.
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Ipper cabin SteaIncrs.

We were at the Goodrich transportation
dock on Saturday night last, as that queen
Of upper-cabin steamers the Oconto came
in. Although built by c. S Rand, of this
city, and noticed in these columns when
she left for Milwaukee to receive her out
fit, yet We did not expect to see her fitted
out with all the splcndor in furniture,
carpets and trappings, appertaining to the
side-wheel steamers Sheboygan and Mani
towoc, yet such is the fact. Her furniture,
carpets, bedding. crockery and cutlery are
all entirely new, and of the latest patterns,
and, all in all, IS the most nobby upper cabin
steamer afoat on the lakes. She has l.
feet in the clear in her forward cabin,
with 20 staterooms, (sOme as large and
commodious as any on the lakes, which
will accommodate IS cabin passengers,
with q smoking and Mushroom furnished
with all the latest improvements in marble
wash-basins, with as nice and cosy an
after for the ladies IS could be
imagined. Her carrying capacity is 50j
tons burden. That she should be the
favorite with Nanitowoc people to any in
the Chicago & Green Bay line is but nat
ural. Her officers are Robert Jones, Cap
tain; VIM. II. Guylcs, Clerk; H. J. Fred
cricks, Steward. Mr.. Guyles, is efficient
and atfable, and hence is popular with the
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Post office.


frurat ami DsDartnre 81 Hdts.
DniIY-South, South East, South, Southwest.
Leaves N.nitosoc Daily al O'Clock a. =. and
arrives at StehoyCan time for the cars 10 FOND
du Lac. Three Tunes a week: Monday, Wednesday,
and FRIDAY hy the IF %cwfOnburg, Meemc
Edwards Edwards Grove to Sbeboygan. and
three tunes a week-Tuesday Thursday. and sat
urday-oy vav OF Nordheim, Hika, Centreyiile
Sosele 10 >hebovcar.
Prom Manitowoc to Two Rivers dailv.N at
O'Clock m, and arrives ManltowOc at O'Clock
Tri-weekly-To Chiffon. Leaves Manito-
every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, and
arrives at Clifton al D
Arrives at Manitowoc every Monday, Wednes-
da, and FRIDAY at 8 pm.
Tri-Weekly-ro Green Bay-via. Two
River.-Leaves Manito~oc every Monday. "ed-
nesday and FriGny at m, and arrives at Green
Bay NEXT dav at D N.
Arrives at Mantowoc every Tuesday, Thurs-
tav and Saturoav. at m.
Semi-Neekly-To Kewaunee-va Two
Rivers-ieaves Manitowoc, Monday. aud Thurs
dsyat u M and arrives at MantowUc every
Tuesday and FrCay 1T
WeekIy-From Manitowoc to MeGaSha-
Leaves Manitow"c every FRIDAY at Z m, and ar
rives at IL m on SUNDAY.
The special Post Offices Of Francis Creek. Prac.
ana Rosencrags. get tier mail every Saturday
forenoon.
Fost or o.cn for lelr.ering letters from 4 m
m
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Pianos

OF the Hazelton Pianos, and for the next
few days will hold them for sale at the
store occupied by the late David Smoke,
near the Windlate House, and I invite
the inspection and critical examination
of all interested in music, and especially
those wishing to procure frst-class in
strument. CHARLES L. RYDER, Aeenl.
\. B. The Travelling Agent for Hazel
ton Bros, is in town for short time and
all parties having instruments which they
wish tuned in a frst-ciass manner, can be
accommodated by leav ing word at my store.
CHAs. l.. RYDER
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The u. s. Revenue Steamer Audrey.
Johnson

The l. 5. Revenue steamer Andrew
johnson arrived at this port on Thursday
night last, from visit down the lake at
the several ports. Everything about the
johnson indicates the care taken hy her
officers to keep her in apple pie order. The
following is list of her officers: Captain
David Evans First Lieutenant, Jas.
B Moore; Second Lieutenant, Thos. L.
Ashmead Third Lieutenant, J. +. n.
Graham Chief Engineer, f. II. Pulsifer !;
First Assistant Engineer, Geo. c. Deream-
cr; Second Assistant Engineer, :. D.
Neale.
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The BAR ROOM REMEDY fer weakness
of the stomach in a dose of Ram Bisters.
They are surcharged with Fused OIL,
deadly element, which is rendered more
active by the pungent astrinsents with
which il IS combined. If your stomach is
weak, or your liver OF bowels disordered,
tone, strengthen and regulate them with
Vinegar Bittors, a pure Vegetable Sto-
machic, Corrective and Aperien;, free from
alcohol, and capable Of iufusing new vital
" into Your exhausted and disoriered
ystem. -1-4w
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Geo. Wilson, cigar manufacturer, has
opened cigar store on York street, next
door west of the Windiate House. Mr.
Wilson is deserving young man, and well
merits the patronage of the public. lie has
fine stock of chewing and smoking to-
aaccos, as well as the best cigars that can
be found in the city. He has as a sign al
Indian Chief, dressed up in ali the gaudy
trnppings of "Lo," which has been a
source of attraction 81 many passers-hy
If you want good smoking tobacco, OF 9
fragrant cigar, call on Wilson, and you !
re suited,
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PERSONAL.

We were glad to welcome our townsman
Q. II. Martin, of the firm Of 0. Il. Bacon
& Co., druggists, home again in much i'm
proved health, after sojourn Of two months
or more at St Louis, Mo-, for tae purpose
of being benefited by its NIL Ter climate.
Our citizens generally will notice with
pleasure his improved physical appearance,
and we hope the seeming improvement
may prove as lasting as apparent.
Our friend ]. S Beach, of the Appleton
Times, gave US flying visit on Saturday
last, staying in onr city over Sunday. We
notice that friend Beach is voln- nun Of
good habits, as he always attcn : DF.ne
service willie in our mid>>.
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New BliSS.

7. $. Tilson has purchased a new Buss,
called the Clipper City Buss, and it's one
Of the easiest Buses to ride in we have
ever tried 1t was built by Mr.. Chas.
Weber, of Milwaukee, nicely upholstered
with red plush, and is a credit to our city
as well as its builder, TO say nothing of the
enterprise of Mr.. Tilson the owner, who
seems bound to keep up with the growth
of our city regardless of expense.
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We learn that aric-nic is on the t1piS
for the 18th of July. They have pitched
on having it on Mr.. I. c. Shove's farm,
only about one mile from. town, and are
to assemble about oclock p. IN. We do
MT see why this would not be the most
sensible amusement for hot weather, and
z,ith,a band Of music 20 cnliven the occa-
sion, it could not be other wise than pleas
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stem mboat Time Table.
ARRIvAs AND DEPARTURE OF GOODRICH s
STEAMERS,

The side-wheeI steamers Nanilovoc and Sue
bovS-n will leave every morning, (SurdsTs ex-
'cepied) at ~ o'clock. SATURDAYS boat leaves NJ 3
p. u. Going North. SATURDAYS BOAT goes through
70 Two GREEKS. Kewaunee aud Ahnepee.
Tie upper-cabin steamers Oc"nto, St Joseph,
and rruesdeh sill and depart from Mani
to~oc follows:
Gong Sou k-Leavez every Monday, Wednesdays
and SATURDAY at about a.
Going Sorth-Leayes every Tuesday, thursday
and Saturday at abou: D. m
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Hotels, Saloons and Families desiring
ICE during the coming season will please
leave their orders for same at Shove ;
Bank. Rate will be to Hotels. Saloons
and others who take in large quantities
Twenty-Five cents per loo pounds. fami-
lies daily delivery of twenty pounds 40
cents week. GEO. b. WRIGHT.
MAsiTowoc, April IT, 1871.
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Married.

EHLINGUAUSEN-ZINNS-Tn t'.i-
city, on the Doth Of June 1872, 1t the
residence of the brides father, by Don.
\. Shove, Esq. Court Commi ~sioncr,
Nr. Henry Ehlinshausen, of Milwaukee,,
AMI Miss Josephine l.. Xinns, of this
city.
XIMNERNAN-KLENOT-In this CITY.
on July p, 1872, at the residence of J.
4. Toll, by Don \. Shove, Esq. Conrt
Commissioners, Joseph Zimmerman and
Francesca klen0t.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the eo-partner-
ship heretofore existing between E. c. Hasse
and c. 6 Esslingcr, under the firm name Of
Hasse & Esslinger, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Of said parties. All accopnts
and claims due to said frm wifi be collected
hv said Z c.. Hasse, and all debts due by
and from said firm will be paid by said E.
G.. Hasse.
Dated this 18th day Of June, 1872.
E. c. HASSE.
4--3w c. G. ESSLING Err
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Chess.

An interesting communication on the
game of chess has been unavoidaLly
crowded out this week We are author
lied to announce that the time of meet
mg of the Manitowoc Chess Club has
been changed from Wednesday to Satur-
day evening"
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The Ladies of st. James Church

wish to inform the public that they are
intending to have tables on the grounds on
the day of Adam Forepaush's great Circus
and Menaserie, with every convenience for
a cold supper, hot coffee and tea, with cold
meats, cakes, sandwiches, ere. Also, ice
cream and lemonade
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Fast NOrk.

John Eckert, of this city,who has charge
of the saw mill at Stony Greek, belonging to
Messrs. Foster, Rowe d Co., Of Por.
Washington, cut a log into inch boards,
which scaled, when squared, 100 feet,
in the unexampled time of one minute.
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An empty bottle was found in.front Of a
business room. 1t had been thrown there
by young man who had lately purchased
l bottle of that fnt pcrfumery at the Nan
itowoc Drug Store. II
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Picnic Excursion.

Our young gentlemen have arrangements
all completed for grand time on their
Railroad excursion july 4th, and those in
terested will please take notice that the
train will start at 5 o'clock a. m. sharp.
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- TATE OF WISC0NSIS-CIRCUI
y COURT -MANIT0WOC COUNTY
konrad Sclreier and Francis Geele, inst
John SpeeIt and Margaretha Specht, his
wife. The State OF Wisconsin, TO the de-
PENDANTS john Specht and Margaretha
Specht. You are hereby summoned and re-
quircdto answer the complaint in this action,
which is fled IN the office Of the Clerk Of this
Court, AZ Nanitowoc. Wis, this 27th day Of
June 1872, and TO serve a copy Of your an
.wer TO the said complaint on the subscribers
az their Office in the city Of SLeboyEan. Wis.
within twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusiv, Of the day of such service; and if
You fail TO answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint:
Dated June q. 1872.
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For teas Of the best quality, and most
exquisite favor, go to the Manitowoc drug
store. lS-tf
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DEN l. u La u y,
l3-49-6w Plff' Atty's at Sheboygan, Wis.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ qualified electors Of joint School Dis
trict Ne. one, of the city and town Of Mani
t0woc. that the annual meeting Of said dis
trict. for the election OF Treasurer, and the
transaction Of other business, viii be held at
the School House. on the second Monday.
being the Sth day of July, at o clock in the
afternoon.
Dated this 25th day of June 1872.
49-lw JOHN LANTR1. District Clerk.
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monkey, and rabbit, constructed TO resemble
the above named animals to perform upon
harps. victims, and ether musical instru-
ments.
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How ettheT sex may tsscinate ard saih the oye
and affections ary person tncv chOosc, instantly.
hs SIMPLE mental seqniT. nfbt all can free by
Al Ton = ceTtS. her with marriage .ude,
tan BTac Dream, II bus IsSiSs Dc Qleer. rN-
cI'Iss book IGss-,su 49,. All ICES 1. WILLIAM 6
Co. PUGE herr. PHlladClphsa- +-IW
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LIVERY STABLE
Down Will. Iiigh friceS.

The people Of Nanitow0c are informed
that the undersigned has permanently
located here. nj has started = FIRST
CLASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT.
consisting Of the latest style Of CAERI-
AGES, BUGGIES. BAE0UCHES, SC,
and Of the best HORSES.
lie asks the patronage ef the Public.
assuring them satisfaction in tuFRoEts and
prices
Stable on Ninth street, South Side near
the Northwestern House
P. S. TILS0N,
MssI-owoc, August /, 1879.
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EXPORTS for igae Week Ending July

) m brick, 345 m slaves, so m lumber,
5000 bu. wheat, 81 eds wood, and sun
dries
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WELLS CARB0LIC TABLETS,
For Coughs, Colds, 4 IonrsxneS~

these tsllets present the Acid in brafion with
other ectnt Ieme dlc>, IN pJPdsT form for the Gu
o. az ihIoat and Lung stsses. Hosrseuess aud Vi
ceTAtlcn of the thJoat immediate rtljeyed. and
statements constantly being the proprietor
OF relief il Il rost dir cuti,s years standing.
CAUTipN-Oonit b. deceived bF worthless imita-
tins. Get only Wells Csrholic TABLETS. Price Is
pc \ JOHN @ kr ILUGG Il Platt ST., y. Y. send
for Circular. Sole for the L. 5. 474w
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port of T1ElitONOC.

ARRIVED-JUNE -.
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Scnr. !. : Wallace. Milwaukee
Schr. Luna. Milwaukee, sUnt
JUNE %.
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JUNE ~
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Schr josephine. Niw aukee, sund
ser. Wave. Milwaukee. sunt
July l.
Stmr Shehoygan, Chicago, sund
,chr. >aR Igciutu. c ic 70
Scr. T. pindoia, Milwaukee
JULY ,.
Stmr. Manitowoc, Chicago, sund
CLEARED-JCNE -.
Stnr. Mapitowoc. Clicsro. sands
Schr. J. :. Wallace, kewaUuee, II G-:cS
Sclr. Luna, M3IwauSee. II eds wood
JrNE IS.
Schr Glen Cuy'er. Milwaukee, 81 II slaves
StIur. She5oyCsu. Chicago, sCud
- JUNE ~.
Slmr. Napitowcc. Clica-o. sund
>cir Josspm3e, MI saIkse Is IN slaves.
Schr. Wave. Milwaukee. % eds wood
Tug Kitty SMOKE. SheOoygan towing scoT
with 81 n lumber
Scur, san J6cinto. Cleveland. 800 m slaves
>tRar. SlehovEaB, ChIcaGn, sQnd
Schr. E~pjndola, Milwaukee, 500 bu wheat
Slmr. AsnItoWoc, Chicago, suGd
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COunr OFFICERS.

Sheriff. A. Witcnbcrg.
Clerk Of the Court. y. Piening.
Register OF Deeds. John Franz.
County Clerk. &. " RGrnet.
County Treasurer. q. Even.
County Judge W. W. Waldo
Su7t. OF schools Michael KIr van.
Chairman Board of >un"rvIsurs, II. L. Uuhbt ara
Dist Attorney. =. y. Treat.