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,T.rp oy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR CARRYING

- =
- OF TIE PCSilC WORkSrEe OK cs t'H
Fund en;t act TO FoTidc iuhe s
rvny pubic v-ras Prcgress passed AF ,Is ~
sealed proposals y ~ De rccsi'e a
isv the tn day of July O'Clock the afternoon OF
that hundred and nny thousand dcisF> o
, at OF canal: thousand eve hundred
do, for tho IN .trucoa >sr Valley canal, and venty
two thoaad Gye hunIred dollars the OF the Black
R,,. canal making whole TIE hundred AID siNty
rLo.snd oH,-. for transferable certificates of all be
ued IN the People OF the State of NeforS bearing
At the rate OF ,c per payable quarterly and
10 -rr,,l a; TIE pleasure the OF ths
cal Fund ,t any ure after first day OF July, ISIS
Al the pursuant ,h act 10 provide Tor me rebuild
the on the CaeInung ea AMI feeder passed April 2s
also be !eccI'ei TOR loan - a thousand
dollars ebug the locks he CEea9Hs cana ana 'eeier' Tor
bc ,rbI. ce,s;s, * stock will be issued N the o.:
five per per payahIs quarterly. ana tAs p'p
bursabe !, pleasure Of tie Commissioners 0' - ~ 4
aitsr the i-' ,,-,,,... >,
lsnd -ot ;an dar an the Aodnt N money u
Wiling to give hundred Goass O.; sioN ~
~ e,let M ,a -r!or>ed for the enlargement 81 the Ere
or Loan Of the Black RIVER ana or a
for rebuilding scA> the CheRnng canal Ad a
enclosed envelope direcea 10 'ie C""P
=, Albany. - :, 49, ,,,,.
~ no eno.i,e To- the crVdi; Commissioners of The Cana
Fund BEs At Neaay or N the Barn Of Use
Manhattan Company the city of N'"-l orN
The ockno.r. residing IN ~ ~ It'd q i'' -. -
,b -.- ont nj the STATE Interest the >;ocss
held by har .-,erlv Bank tn N'nhaitln Company IA
Neg York a.. -he' STOCKHOLDERS - 'He
Bank in o. Albany
Tbe nm-.ioners ye.ryc themselves the eight Of aksg IS
.u than taa Which BE osfsd BY person or bG se
their pi-ioa 4d'Aiagso, 20 IN ''''e u '
|. BIZ ADSII. Lieut.; Governor.
JOHN \. COLLIER Comptroller,
J. {. SPENCER. >ecy OF St-Le.
o.. l.. HOII.Ei Surveyor General,
WILLIS HALL, Any Genesa,
JHaIGIT. Treasurer,
H., Of Ctas FSat
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nAN,aATTAN ORIG NTOKE, II. I. A,e.
REMOVAL.

yJNaE Ne~-York -cs BECSWiTHS PILLS Ia
b,-. removed from Bookstore II gc
Hughes - where they viii eoa,rse TO sHpJ
Druggist oar-s These Phi, ni paEesyrt,.
;he trtal constantly i"crea'iH; epata
~ together the testimony II
crnav we'll hao~s Re pgtic,
pac-' cir ec bryo:i d:pue 1.c :ol!cuin. letter a
alioEl e'id-scc sc are hitherto published
From M w - Irving Hy,lssA ~ Pcarls,rSe;.
SA~-losx, July II. ls;s.
~ IaF Sri hi's delayed o
acAaoVlcig aieh ), due from m Tor The S,ae
Is nave cec"'e A. sands , Aea,
a.ayiy AWr. from ails oa ,Apit4tscu AZ the .esr,
aea!ache Sc reria extremely
IAay csu-Isc distressing ,yupso%as sS>
,euduat bad gyS
ea. followed without benefit and sd.cei
>Oet,. tsste
tracing A ColIbus, Georg ssy e.y
out e ,Si;h ..eai. hearing III; complaints. si,e NJ
20 give Bec,.ts in- Dapeptis Pals i.r tri renSl f,
nv M ADVICE ara COX according tn.
rfec produced .p? and
before for vel-. easyiuc health elasticity
both OF iai aui boiy YOU have my
and m. be-, rerlri, ~ a friend. Very truly
To Dr. : EzeSptra. lr,2A- In WILL lRNlS'; HiSLoP
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SIN q III Ar
CHE DISC )

THE FRENCH INDICATED SOAP for ~nic SD ~ M 6ee1
gwen recipe sale at Me-sr tGhI Co.'S
T3 Chat,,-st sole Agents for It III Aneric 1t pre-:
FOR the yoN fevr the sclrvy SAT- e eltleoI
epors sorutc appearances all change ,ie o'o- Of tie
Skin, after being exposed ~ e ea, Of IN, ns IN M e - ~
primitive shencss the color o the Creole Agents nn
ed throughout the onion merchants and captains lirs
10 the So.th West India Islands, viii be- bs r.atei
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n. sAlLoR BOYS rAREW ELL

rlps SAILOR BOYS FARFW ELL
The sail. are set. ;Ac anchor wclshj.
Ard scaward blows the gale
Farewell. wy friend my village hone
To all long tarc,sc!N
Dear Mother lei no anNious though;
For me your mind employ
Yor God in safety Der the deep
VIII guide yoas Sailor Boy
No more around our Cottage fre
At happy eveutde
NJ h,,le brother OF my knee
Nv sister by my SIDE;
No more loin my comrades gay,
Al sunse, the lea;
But watch the twilight; stats conie OUT
Above the lonely Sea.
am little sai.or Boy
But twelve years old, us true
Blu, can learn reef and Sec
And all that Sailors Do"
And, Mother Il remember NO"
VIVA, YOU We Oft sad 70 ne
90 Tho honest Heart and busy Hand
Can never luckless be.
And time flies fas;-in twelve year, more
NAY captain stand
And Guide gallant vessel home
With wealth from foreign land.
Nv Father dear toll for US
Il forc'd abroad to renfn
But, Mother then I'll toll FOR h!ii
And he shall bide at home.
And when his raven locks "h;te
And your red cheek Is pale
For both I'll steer the flying snip
And spread the distant sail
So Mother, never weep for me
But think Of all the joy,
When come home Captain bold
And bless your Sailor Boy. " l.
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- s,,,ed and hich has not b-eea cfeo''ea ot a1t
IS INC Dac gentlemen eao.oyed N co''ecls 'Pesas u
Dc ,,.u-,! hi.tory Of thcse P1tt-' "lo'n Law
i-, for, The uatigcs, however that TINS Is not the
H.. 80: ~. dos There i one called = Clar Tadcng
"a be,6 ard not exceeding feet long, seon some
oho,, cocos.uut whose bite "a instantly NORTH
- which has the power OF t.Ing or rather eapng dis
s,c Of ueny fathous j; described as NOT having the
waving motion through the ar Of the one saw.
Pedang West CoAt SuHsir- ~ M "n"D'
Critical Prnvrns1oSs.-We copy the following from
tie Boston Transcript:
The editor of the Miners Journal after quoting some
queer paraphrases of Scripture M following verse a
par, Of the Psalrnody Of his acquaintance:
The race IS rot forever get
B. him ,yao tastes.
Nor the bate! By those people
Tha; shoe: vi;h the longest -UHs
Oar contemporary does 10; remember vel. The verse
r4rs thus:
B. those vrho tastes; 60,
Ne- the bai.el bv those people
That shoo; "itt the longest oo"
We COPY tn, above say. the Transcript from The l. ).
(Phi!) Caze,e But neither cf them correct The fol-
lsw;aC il the TUE version:
The race Is all times 9,
b. their tlla: svsiftes, run.
Nor the ba;t. by tie people
What 90; the o@gest gun.
The Cazc,,e saws that the editor OF the Miner, Journal
oYo.c. the verse as part OF 9a.msd Of his acquant-
ance We do not snow how far back The acquaintance ct
the editor the ourna! nay extend but The verse which
he has Incorrectly quoted the oin production OF those
venerable poets Mcssrs Stornhod and Hopkln- VINO nave
lon, since been gathered ;heir fathers II the editor OF
the Journal va, acoua,eI with them he must certainly DC
well stricken in year, BY Tins time Probably II Is on ac-
coun, of his great age that h memory eth and therefore
he doth quote incorrectly
We are dpo,cd generally rely with entire confidence
upon the erudion OF worthy friend the editor ." inc
Transcript although this Instance hi' testimony differs
recollection ~ whci ne re-
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o9a anuic..re ", would ,aon LADIES VINO h,veorm
been comp, -1aiy aud elsa here ky under
necessity ougcr ami invite them "a cour asi
see e-ai ,,acs per pair and b" hcer 'e-t
delays aad dI,apponaents a,cSrus brns re,i
We ,o., ,.o hay,lg from ;0 persons
roy h.g- albey OF yaass the ige manufacturers
in America that os7 po vel! KNOWN aFp0, e' OF at ,e3Ss
York Brooyn, W,-llre' Nni the surrounding country,
specially soc.,,i % for themselves Whoe,i
retail le4l'r, city country trade, will iri l-r
vantage bst. pura.> only gVt, quantity
bat prices. sail ug,<, goa. i,tucssiant.
ai1Ia- SMITH. BRiSr Hal
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TR4A.xx !P ITALIAN WISDOM SHADES.

RI,;.? NJ vt ITALIAN WINDOW SHADES.
oli' rk '" WOOOFORL TO Caiha-iEe IT., will opeE tais
morning an entire Of Transparent Window SHADES
containing 80 pairs te production OF Italian art-t These
shades have oeea puha.ed far bew er value and families will
nna 10 their advantage MAKE meate application Partcu
larry thoe isa; haye deferred purchasing blinds during
Spnng.
B. Price from per pair Country Merchants Up
holsters all dnd their call aud purchase
nent. as lie prices vhI Be Eade low.
lcl 3. W. MOODFOPp &c C,,hs-ire 3.
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MECHANICS, TOOLa-cHAs. E DYER. SO G,e.n

MECHANICS TOOLa-cHAS. E. DYER, $40 Green
II ~Ich la, good ,-or;ient Of aoed
IUis aE3ns which Axe AdAes Ango AGrer bl,s
ana fA Be' ComPas.e Cul2per Drawing Knives Gauges.
Gmlsts Clue Pot. Hatchet= Hammers Kner ocs che. and
PAD Oione Plhn,- variety Rules good
OF Saw Pads, -" Handles hind variety
Tools ,oo TGr.rg Saws from
tn 20 inches, and sl1ay ktni E..t ss:iele
saws reooied, hammered handled frazed fled
>et Usual fun assortment OF Back always
nand cheap :o C7 Dor forget the nsbe 3le Greenwich
doors beos Sprng-,trret y. i. je258t-
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NCOTT,s BAZAAR.
PRES. FOR PRINTING. tlRns
JOuE AND SEE.

IL ne building knoAn a, ias CO.
LUMBAR HALL. =o5 Grams street.
,as hos. spacious " hoie,aie ami retail
SALES ROOM IN the l'nitei >;s;c,,
the iarges, aud best selected a>.or,-
mon; -: I.Adie.', Misses and Chhd-ea,
SHOES exclusively, m All tae,r 'a,,.-
;rS OF pattern, width. color, ,slpa
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NOT7CE.-Ta- Puoic viii p.-ae notice gene
" raj Agency for the s Of Noer Pastoral Honey LyersoFt
removed 20 the store Of Aeesr OLCoTT McKESSON co No.
i3 Maiden and all Eho purchase this celebrated medicine for
affections Of the langs requested e Particular
that bears the written Of JAMES SOWIL full
there being miserable aaoa bearing only part
nature also Joseph NoD and which only calculated
daPpoint purchasers do ch Country Merchants
AID Agents also Cy Agents i please bear mind tina. the
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COLOR STORE

HOSE SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING limitation, Of
Wool. Marble Paat. Oils Glass Brushes etc a. whole
sale and retail s sCHOoNMAKER Chatham square come,
OF East Broadway Sev-Yotk. isl ar
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HlST 10 sEUR 4 81 SN...I9oD> SSi IABLE Foa
"A TIE PRESENT AND COMING SEASON.-WA. KNAPP 50
Houston fie:.c en- Ca.soa c,a-n,y oa has,
and aasafu order variety o FshiEg Tackle
the style cheaper than down Pyee
HOOK Saks5s Floats Sueli, of every and quality La
superior Poaer Percussion Caps Balls Shot SC Gue Pistols aa
ri,y neatly HOOKS aud isue Doe,
or su5irei >akes All Buse quantity y! Bots Z.
n'3i-;f WV ANAfr, - s'oo,ioA-'i
aIANNATTAN DRUG STORE, ~. l. Nezse D
WI cor7e- of -e,t-The PrSic may r-cc- Pie.
Drsg. Nere, Fancy Article Per;sfasry Dye stats and
era assortment articles usually A'pt NJ aar
lh,,ut. Of quality aierior the Physicians pre-.
are put W particular and such forms OF hise
riav not procured with despatch Soia
All S- Pow aer, PIX NJ IL this establishment fran kieS pro-
pars;oa> are ,u,eor those imported Domcss heiere' d
superior Gl-ly Eldeta> ard ohf Strengthening Ptse e
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JAMES D. NOWITL-, Sole Proprietor, n z
For ,als by Hesers. Adsri-Dn OEG
Balray; j. Codlgon, Spring and Green
Jne Tarrant ii Warren a9d Greenwich c. Coug
aacq 81 Cha,hamest: " Riagroye South Brookyn &c &c
u9ln OLCOTT VI kESSGN Co Drugli,ts As Maiden lane
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f,,Hi. fee ;.om merchfy ~ i"S P''" -
r,isn oien by uuprHped ior"snff, III ' 'l '
cI,,,; 'Iaeral Csmen oaj used IN t'.'r' '' @ 49,
uo b. file. i;t pure winch u taas, IL Ae 'c "herr VA
.,otE not pniau operation OF onso'",ias n su1I
FORE 70 exclude air ard osure The Mineral Paste hs the moss
cute pain ad -ea. pristine po"cr' f lons penoi 20 a %
render unnecessary me Arnc' Iee1
inestrucbe r: tae oaer oi hcii' AZ" c''foo' " s-
dicine OK dl.coiornuou, oner ca'-e,.
Yaey be fixed the without PAIN or e'en e1hg h
or clasp sprng. yaturr -prg KIND, ln At al times 70
ado!4n. greatest possible degree ana "l
nn:ed IA o,f the purposes articulation mash
,,n &c The very mary f.tt.ring h, brethren
profession have ber ia, pupils ~ou'i ii :iae ~
taught cry department operation o Dental Ss
GER ~ ia C.es uoder.e Hour OF attendance irom n
daily Surdays excepted. TO 1913 bro'*ay opposite rs
Park ,n-e- ,J1-. nbOye Blrcay-strrc. lel-i
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nIsSOLETIOS.-The cop4r;ncr,hip Of DURASD & CO. IA.
~ th day dissolved by mutual ard Cyrus Du-aGd
solely charged rh the settlement Of the Affairs of the
A. LEMASSENA
Dated New York. June O. 1871. CYRUS DuRAND.
All demands the requested
mediately, the Office No. 20 Wal.t-
The ba'ness ii the Bank Note Engraving and Printing al
branches, 1l BE- By
No. III W ai-str.e- Se"-forN CYRUS pURAND
lell I'm
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LaCK.waSAC COAL.

THE DELAWARE & HUDSON CANAL COMPANY are no~ -
tic, and the public the following
reduced prices:
EGG aad B:okea-...-.---.---s1 os per ssS deseFed-
stove AID Furnace o. 90 80
Beach aai We, K-s and GrsnTeh and Moat.
ieir hank William Pucs;reet. contracts VIII
b. made for oarysc delivered Rondoa lee-3m
DEACH ORCHARD C8hH..-Nos landing, AID aiIl be
through the the Old states Prisos o-c superior
Coal clean Lamp Broken Egg and MT sze
Ao Gray Ash Leaish Liverpool vsni. Goals coasntg
Hudson and AaoOtrsei mere an
viii be thankfully received and paneGAiy TENDED 10
LLiZA you get iii, teish;al Rocking Char
T. Why. sste have you good R-ckers IN Boston
tue B.on celebrated oF Rocking Glars but haze
i purchased III kiag- IN Broadway Sst-eeS '''and A'
20. jane 20 procure ne -c4t they rIe = he
idea like bringing Goals to Newcastle 1eFs It not ha'
/. -4rpAssc, any thing have there
sister do not a.er yor,e yours all he the hrs; ntro-
Boston; Yankee srewdne> has discovered u,
NJ X incidentally that ne 'od number 10 me nrs'
families in Boston le--u
PREMIEM PATENT VT, B y D.. alHsi1r -.
SUPERIOR TO ALL QThERs NOW IN .Sf' NE III ~,
hi, Patent B-,eai for Durability ard conyen-
viii, of h- fesi earnestly nltd
cali and the principle Of the oni and the ease a
be requiring any oed-ke NJ
happy exhibit both those Who WIZ 10 purchase ara
those do He refer to hundreds OF our most S0A'
Aiso-Ha Mafass Fs.ther Beds and Paase' x The
Southern trade supplied a. @
4
~ a denver board Of vessel. at the Prison Doc p sohe
for per Marble Building S,oae for j. e pS 'oH
States Prison iIouut Pleasant, June g. ISL o,
iel2 6m u 81 WIN, 'seH-
ROLLED AND PLATERS' BRASS"
FIRST RATE article ard Paes Brass, ways he
n found al JAMES g. MOFFET III Prince street near oo''er
| SSonna,. r.. al II
CHEAP. CHEAP! CHEAP :-Euera'mg at salt
y price Gard Plate engraved and 80 Car printed for
only Cards and all other Engraving At Rail price, al
AL Coand of Greenwch-tree Please call and see sre
Je"-iih
rJNUE LOCOMOTIVE YANKEE CARD PRESS
aud lone from john prints variety
of Cards prices 81 - per 1000 upwards m9i
CHEAP CROCKERY, 100 Bowcry-one of the lar
Y stock, Of common and rch Goods m the
city, comprising the Latest patterns OIL
French China Dinner SIT. Cut and lam ,'.ls
Irf. do d ,o..... Astral ani Hail l.snpS.
PLAN and printed Sets Nantel ami Sn'de Lamps
French China plain penclcd Tea Plated Ca,tors
Enrii,h do do do .-.-.- BritlEm do
Weirwooi and Enamelled do Tea Eoards.
Rim. Soue rrau,f. and TOW do krys>. Forks, &c.
j. Selling at price. worthy Of Dealers and
Tlos>ekcepers lJeailm AtKkll : a lH"r.
GREAT BARGAINS IN Dry Goods at HOPPER MORSE
II Establishment, 2i9 t;rcen"ch-et cor OF Barclay
The received large lois of Goods well selected
or city and country trade.
n -Cou.try Merchant. invited call and examine our
jea5 If HOPPER. MORSE 4 Co 30 Grconwich.t
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THE DELAWARE HUDSON CANAL COMPANY are uoT -
ceiying tneir Mines
they and the public the follow
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n YIIlEls., DeninI surgeon, u t~cnty II

III SUI @toh, W 'H'''' -"'7 'e"'
experiences III IN" above profession,
An, retGovedto SjJ BrosdwDy oppo'lta
tAe Park. near the American H0te., IS
the --ls di>c0vsrcr AMI manufacturer
,ftle Lc,, kind, of MlHsr. res'a EJT
II u.e. rnicl has enjoyed IL unrlyalsd
attempts made BY 50 riani Ia III ani
,,her countries. also H. Nucra. Pasta
% M doc,ye,i Teeth in plastic form,
,.h,.h become. fen h-Ir- As hard as
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nK CRaApIN,s TWUNsEs AID .UpPOKT

~ ERS-The>e INSTRUMENTS have received decided appro
country. The
ceived the following testimonials the Medical Journal
To fork .hnal Medicine ard Sgery .se Ed,o- rerrarS
We taken pan inquire OF the best au;b-ss,
of Dr. c. apparatus aaI ind item much approved the pro-
e,son."
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(Bastor Medi;a ard Ss,gca, Jo.-sai)
Dr. Chapn. Supporter una Truss john Z. CAipin NJ D., Of
Newfsrs, the certainly shows himself be
caancal Ingenuity: ;he ~orkina:.,.ip fanle.s.
Isl .trret. Am
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GREENWICH POTTERY
161 Ei.hfccnih-strc

Rgrn.rEy TuE xIsrn .sp rgxrH
rJNIIE respectfully informs the Public that he continues
the folio" articles which he offers for sale on
st"@e Ware Earthern Ware Portable Furnaces Chimney Pots
Tile recnlIone de- Fire Brick Druggist and
Cheacal Ware. &c. &C
ie2 BIN WASHINGTON SMITH.
SCHODACi< HOLLOW WARE is hay Gav.
y taken the Agency tho OF the above article in this City
iubc tl ne has hand assortment OF
Stove Hollow Ware suited this market which will be
sold the Factory price Persons wishing to purchase wi" use
Buci Patent Railway wood coal, Premium and Parlor
Stoves constantly On land H. WlckEs 81 "aer-street-
ljel1 I'm
BUILDERS HARDWARE, at % Dn,,sn-,treet-a
- corp rulc Butt Hinges. Amer
ad English Knob !-eks Fine Plate Dead cupboard Draw"
Chest and Lacks, Barrel Round Square Springs Flush and
Shutter Bolts Hook aud Plate Hinges together with nearly
clc the line all Of which vi" be sold 10" place III the
ml7-tf JOSEPH WEED.
bc,~ces Spring and rrineeeet' intending hereafter to coz
fine his business Housekeeping articles exclusively selling hs
stock for cash only Persons want OF aeen
HI, line would do we'll to hrl a cali ieJ-,f
61AaADA MONEY H'ANTED at he follow ing price.
- Bank of Montreal Montreal --.-.--2: To &;
rs@s' of5l fH. North ,ne: Montreal - $ '@
Quebec Bank - =!
- iTTA.-2oc0 lbs. Rattan, Unbren aud Chair
IA Makers, for sale by GEO. :. CARY CO.
ie2l In 1875 Pearl->tr.et.
STEAn SECURING AND TAILORING:--M.
- John Perry 59I BoTery, w doors of Hester
where he will continue his Clothing and Dressing Establish
HIS mode of cleaning pan;aloon by steam
sponrug. He Ao
with collar buttons &C reduced prices ei8 I'm
NANNY ELSSErH WINDOW SIHADES-Paint-
sd IN all her costumes winch the splendid Cachucha
and Cracoycnnc For sale and painted TO order,
jc23 ct j. l.. luBBELL'S Shade Room. l6-i Full
DOiEsTEC MUSLISS-lO bales, yard wide aud heavy
~ at I'd per yard by b. THOMPSON. l20 Grand-st,
ic1 The first Dry Good Store from broadway.
DLAtk siE.EkS high lu-tr; Blue
I'D Black superb fabrics from Auction,
@il be sold at u bargain, g. THOMPSOkS
ie7 Auction Good, Store l90 (;rand-.'. Broadway
I LIBRARY BOOX-CAsE-A well made and elegantly
A furnished article, for ..c by
je2i Wv WILLIAM y. ANDROS No. 3 Pne->t
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SNITH. RRls rOrl- { AN.
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through Old Pri-os D-cH superior
Coal clean Lamp Broken Egg and Mi se
81 lowest Market price.
Also GRAY Ash Length Liverpool and Virginia Goals constantly
OF hand at Hudson and Aostree mere an
sois.- J. TERRELL.
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CO IL II L Mo "A TIE ID ,

RACINE, March II. 1910
Messrs. EditOrs-lt is interesting to all " no have
made this section of the far West their home 20 hear
of its prosperity and advancement A few weeks since
an article appeared your paper setting forth the pros
poets of Southport. hat article was read with good
degree of interest by the citizens of Racine county for
the that it told of the growth and increase of
whole county. flour villages increase and thrive
the back country must of necessity increase and thrive
Hence the interest the country feels the prosperity
of our villoges.
With this view ofthe matter | have thought proper
to state to the inhabitants of this county through the
medium of your paper, the prospects of Racine. Such
spirit OF enterprise as at pre- exists among the CT
tIZens OF Racine, has never before been manifested
since lis first settlement Already some twenty five or
thirty dwelling houses, stores, and ware houses are
under contract, and will be erected early the coming
season Proprietors find ready sale at advanced
prices of lots not 10 speCnators but actual settlers
who not only purchase but enter into bonds to build
the ensuing season.
The mouth of the River, which last season was i'm.
proved at the expense OF some thousands of dollars
will be still further improved this spring. We
" waiting for the disappearance of the ice sink ad
dona piers, and is confidently believed by practi
cal engineers that the Improvements contemplated the
coming spring, will give mouth sufficient at all
times TO admit The smaller class of schooners navga
ting the lakes. The interest of the place. and country
back demand that should have good and sufficient
mouth river, for have here on the beach and
contiguous the river 1850 cords Of steam boat wood;
and five thousand bushels of wheat and five hun
dr. barrels of flour, ready 10 be shipped on the open
ing of navigation. Besides, the United ) ates road
west from this place. renders this of the most con-
venent points the lake for procuring lumber for the
back country, and also for farmers TO market their
grain.
splendid Touring mill is about to go into operation
few miles above the village Those who have seen
the Rochester mills and the mill of Messrs See and
Weed ,ay that in workmanship the latter is equal to
any OF the former The mill situated OH one of the
best water powers in this territory cannot fail of having
ar influence on the business Of this part of our country
such are the prospects and OF the advantage. Of
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-30

Political Proscription-The "North-
ern Badger" published at Platteyille, Grant
CO. in this Territory, which has hitherto
taken neutral ground in politics, has hoisted
the democratic flag. The Editor has come
out in an address to the public III which he
defines his position, and says that lie de-
sires in future to be considered the orga n
Of the Democratic party in Grant county.
1t appears by the Editors statement, that
he has been compelled TO reinquish his
neutral position in consequence Of menaces,
in the form Of resolutions, adopted by a
public meeting Of the Wings Of Platteville.
A withdrawal Of patronage was threatened
provided the wishes Of the party, were not
complied witt, and the only alternative
was an abandonment Of neutral ground
The day following the announcement Of
the Badgers declaration of principles, was
made the signal of vengeance to the pat
ronage Of the paper-one hundred subscri-
berS ordered it TO be discontinued; nor did
the war upon the subscription list stopt
here-on the following days efforts were
made by partisan hostility, to induce sub
scribers to withdraw their patronage, and
create numbers were pursuaded so TO Dc.
The results Of this political w-angling,
will be any thing but beneficial to the inte-
rests Of the people Of Grant CO. Another
paper We understand will be Immediately
established in the county, as the organ of
the party dissenting from the Badger, ana
the consequences can be easily foreseen.
Both papers may peahaps be sustained for
a short season. but as soon as the present
ephemeral excitement subsidies, both must
languish for want of support, and become
losing concerns 10 the owners. Grant CO.
cannot at present support t~o papers, and
that such is the fact, will most certainly
appear as soon as the political mania,
among a few partisan leaders in that co.
shall have passed away.