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Liquor and Murder.

The feeling in Chicago In regard to the
frequency Of barbarous murders 10 that city
seems to intensity among the orderly classes,
and this feeling is 10 take shape on Monday
evening next in second macs meeting tc
consider the cause Of the present demorali-
zatIon. The call Tor The meeting has been
signed by many of tho best citizens of Chi
osso' and 1t is intimated that they will
seek to enforce more stringent enforcement,
OF tho present laws regulating the sale Of
liquor. Tho evidence In most Of the rece
murder cases 10 that city shows that drunk :
snness wssst the bottom of tho murders
committed; and hence, probably, the deter
mination of the respectable Glasses among
The .Caicsso people to check, BY lego,
means. the spread Of the Influence Of iu,ox
icating drinks.
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Doc. Swift has recently been making ex-
tensive repairs and improvements in bis
billiard room, Opera House Building. The
tables have been cut down from the large
to The small sized French carom tables, by
far the incest tables 10 use. The room has
been newly papered and painted through
ont and is as neat ss new pin. Those W he
desire TO enjoy game of billiards should
pay Dock u calI.
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Gold at l p. N. l12JS
CHEEK.

decidedly The freshest and coolest offer
made BY the Rsanet's Cpmbina.Iou ia the
cooperative one. Ills bow being printed
and talked up by the very men who led of
on the 'sbutsing down" Men whose pipe
i'ne snd refining interests for exceed their
producing interests At any .iue, and crpec.
ia'iy 90 when reansrs oau by merely shut
Sing down few wells Of their own and a
large number Of their nelg ghbor't. unload re-
lined at 25 cents and crude at S4,25. I,
suits these pipe lines now their tanks have
only paper oil, and those reansries, now
that they have no crude, to have the pro-
ducers start up right away, and sell them
sixteen or soveuteen thousand barrels daily
a. three dollars, with another dollar resery-
I'd 10 base cooperative dividends upon.-
The frat party TO tank excess, the second
party to secure railroad drawbacks, and
when the spring export trade is opened, be
ready TO annul the contract under some pre-
text, coolly pocket the reserve dollar, and
when tneir refined is safely uuloaded, with
the aid Of the Grade tanked in excess thro'
The winter aIl up sgsin with two dollar oil,
This they expect to accomplish through the
agency Of the Petroleum Producers Council
a' II Is ct present constituted.
fa'''ug In this, the LEADING OPERATORS
'area'en to jsiu the Reaner's Combination
ou 'oeT own account, and compel the am al
"y ~ao are OF no consequences, ouIy to fur
"'sn 10 'ne aggregate good deal Of cheap
0n' 10 sell al Their price, either the oil tn ey
pump or The wells they havo have been com.
p'.ed 10 shat down on account of lov
prIces. ~"
Our true policy is, now that W, o,s ., =
"o~o 70 Keep so, all Of ne, everywhere. M,
november ls'. Let these pipe liue, who
Dave gone outside of their legitimate bnsID
ness o' common carriers, 10 speculate md
''~ s'ns'' and buy their paper Oil on which
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they charge strange of courss--oii thatt he '
'oog since got the mouey for and oil thatiiI
We hold out they must pay for-snd BY
means OF which they have been able 10 ru
hrms In business here OF good standing. LIE.
them, we say, be compelled for once 10 pay
their honest debts or go under.
Let us, 10 every district, get ready to rs-
nos our oil, based on individual snls,pris
alone. Wealthy men like McCrsy, Woods,
Adams, Payne, and others in this district.
can not only refine their own prodnet, bu,
Ind ample compensation 10 refining their
poorer nsightor's oil. So Il will to every.
where.
We do not need yet that the Refner's
Combine tion or Petroleum Producer's Conn
Gil shall assume the management, Of our
private affairs.
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U. s. MARSHAL'S OFFICE. }
W. d. of Pennsylvania, !
PITTSBURGH, Oct. llth, 1872 \


THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That on
the 10th day of October A. ID. 1872 a War
rant in Bankruptcy wss issued against the
estate oi Andrew G. Scott OF the County OF
Vrnango and State of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged Bankrupt. on his own
petition; that the payment oi'sny debts aud
delivery ofsny property belonging TO such
bankrupt TO him or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him are forbid
dan by law; that Meetitg of the Creditors
OF tho said Bankrupt to prove tter Debts,
ana 10 choose one or more assienees of his
Estate, will TO held at Court of RAM
ruptcy, to be holden at Franklin Venango
County Peona., before S. d. Rogers ESQ.
Register, on the llth day of November 4
ID. 1872, at one o'biock P. NJ.
A. MURDOCH,
U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.
oct l4-3t
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To OIL OpERAToRs s-N. " J.ni,on -,
hahe City. des'rrs to notify oil opera,o,,
that his patent Seed Bags ar Device f.,
Shutting or Water in on Wells. ara ;n.,
what Is needed during the ,hir., days shut,
wing down movement. They ere wsrrsu,,d
TO shut the water OF entirely no matter how
ons the we'll may be stopped. Oil opsrs-
ors are invited to call on or address Mr.. ].
at Kane City. Venango County, Pa. 2w.
10 Undertaking Of ali kinds ALDEN,s
'st"ck, just received, oanRst be exceIl,d in
'he oil regions. Call and exsmiue, :"
Sept. 2l-lt
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NGeorsia boasts the possession of citizen
VINO has been struck by thirty/two miuie
oa'is, one mortar shell, one shrapuel, one
'hree-iuch conical, aud II is eaid he has been
struck by lightning, bitten by a rattlesneke
anu chased by mad dog. lie Is hale,
hearty man yet.
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Inc Public Works Department of Japan
employees one hundred and sixty.ons for
s'gners' a. 40 aggregate cost Of $2s, G2l per
month. There are hundred and eleven
Eng'ish, thirty-six French, six Chinese,
Iour Aanllless' two Americans, one Indian
and one Swiss.
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The number OF launches in Angus, on the
o'yae were considerably below that of Aug.
us'' ISL and 1870, and even 1869. and il
" admi''ed by Glasgow journals that with
out substantial reaction in tia coal and
iron markets, there will be great decline
IN iron and shipbuildiug.
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A Maine gentle man named Brick, having
an unfortunate prUclivity ,oeet himself 10
his hat, has publicity notified oil liquor
dealers that he will prosecute 10 the full ~x-
tent Of the law any one who sells to him any
Intoxicating beverage.
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A number Of New Yotk capitalists are
concerned 10 the proposed immediate erec-
sion Of three extensive blast furnaces In
East st. Louis.
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A memorial in favor Of an improved 70, m
OF London government is being signed by
many leading owners OF property in London
and many commercial houses. 1t Is promo
ted by the Metropolitan Municipal Assooia-
ton.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

Annie Arden Is the Queen of Sweden's
pon 6s plume
That same old Enn 10 escaping 10 various
Nevada iowns.
FsrtJ tbouaand Russians ,hl eaten to set
tie in Nebraska.
Six steamers make up the Philadelphia
and Livstpoo! fees.
Dom Pia,rs paper calls DR.. Holland the
Upper of America.
The ruined cross on the s!rasturs Caihe-
dyal has been restored.
A Maryland horse iancier ia importing
Arabian stations from Egypt
A French gentleman recently deceased
has left $6, 900 to the widows OF Paris
A New York taXidsrDist suspends a stuff.
Cd elephant over bis door US sjgn.
A gentleman In England lately made
200 British miles in Two days on byci-
Gle.
A Kentucky lady recently died whose
aides. great grsudchlld was iorty years Of
age.
New York should be On enlightened
city; II pays q million Of dollars yearly for
gas.
J. 8. Clark, the American comedian has
bought the Charing Cross Theatre, Lou
don.
Rev. Stephen Gladstone, the Premiers
son, has church living worth $4,000
yearly.
The white elephant recently captured In
Siam takes rank to the Queen, the heir rank
Ing next alter the elephant.
There were five hundred aud iwentyrfour
building permits issued in Philadelphia dar
ing the month of September. .
An Illinois horse that bad iabored for
tbirty.two years, was lately struck by light.
ning.
The oldest osk 10 England is that at Cow
thorpe. which has stood the storms Of one
thousand yeurs.
The Cuban prlvateer Pioneer has been rs-
named Livingstone, aud will now doubtless
get lost on the first trip.
Alphorso Karr has 10 his library the
skull OF bic once lady love, and that Of q
Sc, want girl notorious for robbing him.
The Chicago Lycrums now debate the
question.-''R'solved, Thai the Chicago fire
has done more good than harn."
Owing to the character of their tenants,
two Of the Duke Of yelling tons houses havs
been put under police surveillance.
Rubinstein, at bis last S.einway Hall con
cert, was called out four times after ths
performance Of the A minor concerto o,
Schumann.
Mile. Morlacchi aled successfully a speok,
ing character, that OF "Esmeralda," 10 q
OF Hogo's novel at the Louis
vile Opera House last week.
1t is proposed to organize new Produce
Exchange, 10 New Orleans. Ths trade Of
that city in western produce now smounts
to $50, 200, 900 q year, and 10 rapidly iu-
oreasing.
A lectnIe was delivered in Boston o few
days since on sod Bonnets." The coal
scu'i.s, the close cottage, the kiss NE quick
the Quaker bonnet and the tbree-decke,
were handsomely detailed Tor wouan's de-
light and amusement.
The city OF Milwaukee 10 developing cou~
siderable business and manufacturing activ. |
ity. A number of new factories have been
started lately, and old companies OF. sn!ars-
ing their operations.
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The lstess advicos from the Nsvigstors
Islands report general war to have broken
out among the natives.
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The San Francisco Alta California save
that nearly every church fn that city has
Chinese mission school, and that the average
attendance 10 about 1000.
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The producers meeting, yesterday, report.
ed elsewhere in full, was very harmonious
In its session. The old Eleventh District Ia
at the front OF the battle and proposes TO
fight 1t out.
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For Sale.

A desirable riding or driving
HORSE, in good order. For
terms inquire at Phelps Vegeta-
ble Store, opposite the Opera
House, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
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The lightning the other day burnt the
hair Oft Wisconsin name head but neglec-
ted to (uiah him. Effect of Indian. ex-
ample.
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1t costs the city Of LspOrle, Indians
eight hundred dollars . year to school sight
oolored chAdron In q separate colorsd
school.
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tB Highly favored, Ice csol Soda Wsts,
st ths Post Office NewsToom. Try Il,
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a teacher OF caiisthenics in ladies' sem
insries says that be is obliged to recommel d
Tue use OF clubs, because it Is impossible to
ind dumb bellies in such places.
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Thomas and Jeremiah can be interviewed
at the Petroleum Exchange Hotel. 1t 10
saiA to be warm and comforting to The in/
ner man. Try It,
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eT GREELEY HATS at the JAMES,
TOWN CLOTHING STORE.
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1Now lit boys sbud kereful bs
When tha climb up o chestnut tree,
For III tboys du often fall
And squelI.
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The Victor Brand of c,gaIs A. shs Pest
Office News Room.
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For sale
$4,000 TO 10000 fset OF SECOND uAND
TUBING, a. from rs 10 50 CTS. Der fool.
The Tubing 10 In 6rst elass order aud ali
ready htt.d.
April 23. tt Fl. II. WAHNRp
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bind Tom is pia.iug in opposition to
Rubiasteiu.
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UNDERCLOTHING; UNDERCLOTH,
ING;
Just received st the JAMESTOWN
LOTHlNG aTORE, call asS sse tls
stock.
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School Books.

a complete stock Of School Books needed
OF the Public School cen hs found 81 The
POST OFFICE NEWS ROOM.
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just recsivsd at ALDEN'S . large stock
OF gems UndsrsIo'hisg. The very Lss, In
iowa.
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For Sale Cheap.

8 Producing wells with ma
chinery complete. Inquire of
HOWE & COOK.
Petroleum Centre, Pa Lock
Box.
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tV Jnst received al tue JAMESTOWN
CLOTHING STORE. . large assor.mss
OF new and nobby sty lss Of HATS b 0APS'
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GRANT HATS at tue JAALsToWH
CLOTHING STORE.
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HATS AND GAPS in great varsity and
10 all styles jus. received by express fton
New Yotk. At the JAMESTOWN CLOTH
ING STORE. Call and look VI ,heA
August l1-ts
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The best Pittsburgh Lager Al
GArTNEY2
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Days Doines, New Varieties, New York
Clipper. WIlk's Spirit, and all sporting ps-
pers at The POST OFFICE SR00H.
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NtRiNE IyTELLiHENCE.
Port of NtrflisCYSc.


uRd WE'D --Nrpfe nber -.
Schr. Industry, Milwaukee, ! 900 bu corn
= SeptclIher 9. = ----r ~
9rlr Esrindola. Milwaukee,
Schr Mariner. Milwaukee sunls,
Stnr. SLgJoygan. Chicago, suDd.
September 20.
Strnr Nanitownc Chicago, suIl.
&loop Irene, Portage,
Schr. Experiment, Slchoygau.
SCp:cuhcr2I
Bark Chcrubusco, Michigan City.
Sclr Petrol Milwaukee
S;mr ShcLog-en. Chicago, suni
Scow W. II IIindsdalc Milwaukee.
September %.
Stmr. Manitowoo. Chicago, sand.
Schr. Sea Star, Chicago.
September al.
sclr. Union, Milwaukee. Eazs
Scow Silver cloud, Chicago.
Stmr. Shcboyean. Chicago, sund.
September ~
Stmr. Manitowoc, Chicago, sund.
September ~.
Schr Industry, Milwaukee $500 u wheat.
p eds wood. -E
September 70
Schr E~pinfola. Nil 1900 bu wheat 1nc "
Schr Mariner, Nil. 1000 bu. wheat, &c "
Stmr. Shchoygan, Chiea go, sund. r--s
September 20.
Stmr Nanitowoc, Chicago, sunl.
Sloop Irene. Nenominec. , ~9 y .rT
Schr, Experiment, Milwaukee, 40 eds wood
September 81.
Bark Chcrubusco. Menominee, 20 tons hay.
Sthr Petrol, Milwaukee. AZ eds wood
Seow W II. Hinlsdale. Milwaukee,, 40 tons
ice.
Stmr. sbeboygan, Chicago. sund.
September 80.
Stmr. Shcboygln, Chicago. sund.
Schr. Sea Star. Chicago, 50 eds wood
September "a
Schr. Union, Milwaukee 81 eds. wood.
Scow Silver Cloud, Chicago 90 eds wood
tS7 Telegraph roles.
Stnr. Sheboygsn. Chicago, suad.
September %.
Stmr. Manitowcc, Chicago, suEl.
Schr Z NJ. Portch Shebo-cau.
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Ins.mCn ENtracrtiinnry.

c. s Rand successfully Gas usuaD
kun, he'd the scow Capt T. r. Cole at his
yarl at o clock yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Eanl will have her engine set up and all
complete for trial Of the newlhHention by
cap. colo, an account os which has been
given TO the readers Of the pILoT. The
saving Of motive power, sought by this new
wheel, is already reslv lei By many as a
sl,c,ss, an in c. nm,l with all we await
the trial wi:h possibly less anxiety than
tl,e inventor vet, we can safely say, our
curiosity is 1lte lively.
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C,TATE OF WI~CONSIN, NAEITOWOC
> County Circuit Court Iiem-n W
Tucker against Mary G. Tucker and Ehebe
{. sid-Summons FOR reiief-com. served
The state Of WrcoDsil TO the above named
and defendants, You are hereby summoned
and required to answVr the complaint III this
action. a copy Of shich is herewith served
upon you, and to serve copy Of your an
swer to the said Complaint On the subscribers
At their Office, in tie city am County Of
Manilpwoc and State If Wisconsin. within
twenty days after tie service Of this sum-
molss on you, elusive Of tie day Of such
service; and If you fail to answer the SAID
complaint. within tbe time aforesaid the
pIlintiff IN tbis action will apply to the Court
ion relief den nded IN the complaint.
Dated April l9th. 1872
WALKER & GEEEN. Prtf-s fly.
Tax NOTES. tka' the coaipiaipt N thu:
action i fled in lie Office u the Clerk Of t5t
Circuit Court ter Mant0sos county Sept
wNKER ( GGEEE, pi1Ts -A;t'y.
I.1-6s
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TAI NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERKS OFv7Cr ;

Sauit9WCc, eueust 3 iS72
AT rersrrs interested are hereby notified that
the folio yiuz ;racts and parcels OF land tIty and
VILLAGE Lots. i7tq- asi being situaicd in fhe Couu-
Nv OF Mahi.osoc and State OF Ai~corsIp vPre
sold tor ne taxes cue and Gnpail thereon .,,r he
wear 1859, on tie second Tuesday being ire t.nta
daS OF Nav. lSlG NOW. therefore, unless the
aaoant OF taxes. lutercSt. ana costs set IN size
lie several tracts @nI ptfcsls OF la l. City IN I
yllrC b. shan he ua.d and Del re- tn tenth
aag % sSras his. tie same ~ re tr rsF,rreI 10
the Ia sr or i her assigns accor diuz. L. the
~. n - c. made ADJ proy',leo
49,
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COMMERCIAL.

WHEAT Receipts are light owing t. the
turlay weather. and we report The ms kct
all at 81 % i s. 10 for spring. and al 90
~ % for winter.
GtTs.-Dull at 40 cts, very little arriving
EYF ball Mt 80 cts.
BARLEY 80 q s. cts.
PurAruES-Plcuuy at 50 = 81 cts
PEts 80 c Il 81 20 according 20 quality.
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steamsoa. Time Table.


a- ~ rs~ e AkAdEEs. = ~ re- 3
grf- Sidt-Sfe@f sf-amSrs Aagtowoc and She
tosgan WI leave, fseyT, morning. tSunfaYs *
cenis y - II "'clDck. Sa.Griass boat caves NJ
T. Goirr X 'r'h. Satus laws beat goes througt
10 Two CrCr--. kewarnee aud AA3epes.
IT S4ucrfr- cahiu zr-r-ner- penrte. -. fJoseph
an fruesdeI, Sii' arrive and depart from aaal-
= voc - follow:
Com S0u'H-I--vns every Honda~. Wednesdays
"ri Saturs-ny 4 shout : a. n
Goirr Nor'a-Icav.- .vefy TCt-a . Thur slaT
and S4lu-aa-, - ebou. -. ~
J. " IoosBs, Agent.
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The Scbr, N. Por,c.,,

This -fpe schrr haH.ISS been thorongh!y
repaired, and rendered g6od as new, is now
ready for sea, only awaiting fair wind-
she,is to proeeedto Sheboygan fUr a cargo
Of wheat Her Captain says she is bet
ter schooner to-day than she was when
frst launched.
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ARRIVALS
At The principal Hotels, far tie reet end
ing Sgt. ..
Nort..wcstrrn House

,rI san -.
~ So,
Nh Nj ,l,aao E7,.
,f; 49, 60, ". III W
.1ar CLamIa.+a,rn. Ion;s GIanI,:., =
IT, IT,, w. wa - II 49,, +
- - GIo,,. rI,;SIo,, "a - J.
i;gn..5,.;I ., Or mswci Scbmn,of II
Haticr Milwaukee. q a Yon%' r p
T;iIan II e II EaaJ m ,yri.i,.n.cc
lac WaJ;c II Rpnnucli Shebaroap PAM
Hin Ne,,asha. \ II Howard nrlo;t.
n n Ki,knatr;ck' Nerounpc. lTrh !.
Anton Draasch. Ni.hicotl: James stir,
~ Z;,nndr. G. Sacbcr. Two P.vcrs. Jam
Kiln Cb Nsro,ntt, Annl.ton. An,
Taato rZq.v Vol Mrs n,u sal Wn
& pnta ana Wiz Anp St peter k.
,,.a,nne. NJ pun tbnonao lanes t'u4.
C1a,.h,nls. IT,rrar Xn1.o, r,.o,. ~.
Ia CONT Dr. TirlIy, Chiffon. r. +. Green
s,.;nc Craek leo .Iessrl Cbicaon
,y;,,;,,,s Blame
IT,. 80 w. MI OIL,
,,ai n '''I ~ ~ galInn ,,
w.. M;l..a,,i.,,n. ! G.an.,rn NJ. ::
60. .,,> (. -. GInr,,o V;;,l',Isa, (
,.t"''-i,,' ?, =, i-'''''s, u>o'7 IN
' 'nceht' 'hGrtt''o"I II trent
| ''eE'' tI III, M II 49, ch;nn
Rvron ! puca. Nruasha; j. Croi>S9rt
+. 4. Plumb. Cato: \. y. Knapp, Clark :
Mills: 4. p. Smith, Milwaukee: y. 4.
Davis. \. Harris. Gtrto. ". ). Benjamin.
Green Bay; Il. l.. Wing, and lady, q.
trimmer, J. Erickson, kcwannee: j Nc
Mutt. and lady. Jno killon. CATO: J G.
Smith, Snr,nr creek: T NJ IIamnicl, Bril-
hon; \ Ean nehcv and lady, Holland: Ell
Spencer. Chicago: + ) Graham, Green
Bay: p Cur.icr. Chicago: j + CAREY.
Rcrdsyil!e D q Tracy. Jancsvil!e II Il
Lomis. Buffalo: II ID Chandler " B
White, Chicago: Jas Pellet, Gibson; Paul
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tEee'ss' and HroMa Iihsfrat Hefo1"

Greeley and sroIvn, Iihera1 Reform
CFf. \.
Tie friends and supporters Of Greeley and
Brown eenpletcd an trgap izat isn on Tues
DAY night last, and are now in working
o-der,la will be happy to hear from or
assist any organization Of the kind now
formed or to be formed in oGr county, and
viii aid and assist in procuring campaign
documents in any langnage, on application
by ictter or otherwise, alaresscd to the
Corresponding Secretary, Adolpa piening.
4 The officers elected are as follows, to-
wit: HaSrry P. SMITH, President; John
f. Zints, Vice Pres dent LIST Ward; Thos.
Windiate, y ice President Pad Ward; Colt
lob Rudolph, Vice President 3rd Ward;
Christian Geck. Vice President 4rh Ward !.
A. Piening, Corresponding Secretary;
Henry sibrce, Recording Secfetary; Geo.
Pankratz, Treasureri Executive and Fl
naneo Committee, Hon.Curl H. Schmidt,
Adolph Walle:k, 7. g. O!msted, E. j.
SmaIleY and f. b. Treat.
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