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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27
ONE HALF CasEAPER!.!

Then buy at YATES, and when you have
worn it long and faith uly, hahdi, down 10 DOS.
terity, or in future years, while seated by your
snug fire side with your Grand and Great Grand
Children around, de>cant eloluentIy upon The ,ri-
ais md rewards OF the early settlers of Wisconsin
when "lhat old coat was new
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

1t won't do to eXtol the beauty of a Ia
dy'S hair before YOU know that it did not
oace belong TO another lady's head.
1t wont do for a chap to imagine a girl
is Indifferent to him, because she studiously
avoids him in company.
It wou'sdo when in a hurry, to eat soup
with two-Prongad fork, or Try to catch
flies with fish>net.
Il WON'T do for man To bump his head
against a stone post, unless he concenlious.
IS believes that his head s the hardest.
Il won't DO to imagine a Legislature fed
at the public crib, will sit but six weeks,
when two.thlrds of the members have not
The capacity to earn a decent living at
home.
1t won't do to talk Of cabbage when tel.
lors are standing by, nor ct wooden nut
megs and white oak hams, when there are
Connecticut Yankees about.
1t wont do for n politician 10 imagine
himself elected to the guhernatoyaI chair,
while Ihe back counties remain to be heard
from.
The Drama must have beenSn oper-
alton long before ShakSpeareS time:
Tor we read that Joseph was in the PIT.
II won't do 10 take hold of hair.lrigger
pistol during ii: Of the blues.
q Col. Fremoni's letter to Col, Benton,
dated Al Taos, describing his periiouS adj
venture, Is published In the lnleIigencer.
ConHeeticm.-lll wings. ~ Democrats
and Ii Free Suffers have been elected 10 the
Connecticut Legislature. Tie Wings have
amalori,y Of four in tie Senate,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

INVALUABLE DIsCOvERY.-The Inventor
of VI Line Nermtuge having disposed Of his
right TO his great remedy, the propretors, Messrs
Kidd * Go. beg leave 10 offer Il to the American
public as the best remedy Tor worms ever offered
It has been tried in all parts of the country, and
in whch have def d the exertions Of the best
physicians, and never without the most complete
success. We caution parents against delay. Ii
your children exhibit the symptoms OF bling trou :
bIed with worms, lose not moment. bat at once
purchase bottle OF VI Lane Yermiluge and thus
save them pain and perhaps their lives Sold by
p GREENE, and Sawyer & Co, Southport
$. Johnson and f w DeBerard. Racine, Henry
Hess ana A Clarke Milwaukee
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

,Bus9tce 0G the Peace,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
SOUTHPORT, 1919.
+. S. LOWELL.
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR & SOLICl
SoUTHpoRT.
A.GI Il H.b9
I'D EMANING in the Post Office at Sout
Ia Quarter ending March 81, 1919:
a Kirk George
Alsrnger Nicholas Knowles William .
Armstrong William Kelly Hannah
Atherton Mr. Kelly
b kinsbury Mr.
Baler Charles Kennedy Lodwska
| Burbanks O
Bailey VIM Loughln John
Bailey James Letting John
Bohr Nc Loyans VIM
/ Bruacea Nancy Locke John s
/ Butter Cobb NJ
brewer John jr. Millard philo 3
| Bull Thomas NcCauthey James
I beNer Peter McCnmber Sarah
/ balls Ar Willard AiiceC
| burlington Albert MCNiel w
barns HuIdah Marfurd Jane
/ Eruch John Monroe Jane T.
/ Burnham David MiIward Thos
| Butter Comfort E Miller Thomas ID
Beard Maria Munger Apollas
Burlington VIM Morn Aasel
Burroughs d L Mullar Joseph
| Burrows Lesser Mcintyre George
Buck Truman Mullarky Thomas
BRYAN Henry Martin Walter ID
Ballard Welcome D jr marcy Ira
Burroughs Lester NJ McCunis sarah T
Bulen John II
B,rIov sIaline Neyes Eben'r
BohanRan John I'm
Bonesteel fir m NJ ya,hno
~ ,,'iV''''N S''S . Nettletou David
b"''e'le'u tneStef O'Donohoe Mary
Osburn Sidney
Clark John Ctds Fl
CornHe Obrien Martin
Carpenter Della p
Chennell Thoma, Perry NJ A
Clark Anne Parkhurst Joel
Curtis Mai Puver Nandle,
Carney Dnnis PendcrgasI lrah
Clifford R2 Persons Nancy
Codding Louisa B Forks william u
Cutler Tbo,,,s Perry George w
Curtis Albern Ior'er W iiiiam
Clarke Harriet f ne'ce ran''s
r II. - Rati1an John
Codding Sarah n,SLI n.
Chamberlain John R;sds, AInn,n
Cook G. ponnalt1 pLoL
Cooiey wary Robertson Geo J
Clark Ehezer Reed Job,
Clifford Josephine Ruddock Melinda
Calava Peter
Cochran Solomon Strong Malissa
Clarke Michael Spencer Il III
Callaghan John Spencer Henry r
Clarke John F. Shepherd Simeon 4
CALDWELL James Simmons Louisa
d Sprucer Lemuel
Dale Mary Sturges Frances
DAMS Martel Joseph Sm!lh David
f smith Johh
Elmaker Caroline Sn,,'n samuel
Ekins Il II Hu'IIah f,S'hef
Eastman louisa 80 -
Smith Hiram
e,'o"9 ,s"'5e Spencer Ambrose
r",ey 1"hh Shaw Hiram
Eo'ey \ hufew ST John Helen L
fHzSIhoohs John Slower Joseph
FREY Catharire strong Alvanl
fauuce Elijah ) Sherman Eliza
Fitzgerald Michael Srhwaub n
Fi6eid " + Styles DaUiel
Faulkner John NJ Sinclair Douisa
FORTS George L
Freeman Laurentinc 4 Tymeson Eldert
Fer'z cabinet maker Tetrey Peter
Fisher Fredk Tinkhans Erwin
Fphr Iohn futile Sarah
r Tohbert Wm
c,~o-,, IT, Thomson Robert
c. ri Thomas George
- Tumpkns Sheldon
$50, w -f''''i Tailor Adam Corr
C.,'''''i N",'e" Tavlor MarcellLs
Gibbons Alexr
1l,heI EoWu Vale Joseph 2
{.9.ta. eheF John Nan Siye Lorenzo
Iilt 1od'fey Vancradenhurgh j
Greene Garvood Van Pattern FIedk
Gibbons Mary Van Court Thoma
Gray William W
Gilbert Fl William Chester
II Walker Phineas
Hawks Levi Wilson Joseph
Hall Worihng w
Harding Charles , Walsh Hanna
HotFv Charlotte Ward Mary
Huntington VIM ] Nhi'e
1I,rot,,,,, -. White Abigail
mn re. Wells VIM FL
n. - Welsh Benla
Watchorn Charles
-, Neo'se Wright Ann
III" warren ! Warren w
Judd Reuda Va labn
Jones Mrs weea C4nba.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

by Goods. general ass
average sou 20 CTS.
Books ant Stationery, COM
mon stock, Al 80
Boots and Shoes, av g value a 81
General stock OF Groceries,
excepting such articles as
would come via Illinois
and Michigan Canal. av-
eraGe stock, ~ III
Druggist and Grocers' city
assortment "A ~
Hats, Caps and Furs, genl
assortment 80 As
Hardware, shelf goods gen.
orally 20 IL
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-04-27

II Persons calling for Letters mentioned abo'
please say they are advertised.
O F. DANA, P. ~
April 6, 1870.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-23

Acr friends had Intelligence Of her safe arm.
val ia Georgia
lStLUENcE OF VERMoNr.
The influence Of this STATE. 10 the rOl.
glous enterprises Of tic day. cannot be eGti-
mated by tho amount Of money paid TO the
lrcasurcrs Of Benevolent Societies The
missionaries, Preachers Of the gospel, self.
deuyog teachers that go from our State,
aro better than money. And the fact that
Christian parents d. so much TO educate
their own children rcpders them Ices able to
contribute T. the sdyport Of missionaries a,
broad Our people are doubtless covotoua,
still the sacrifices almost all parents make
to educate their children should not DO for
gotten. Many father when tho subssrip-
ton paper is handed to him would gladly
put down bis dollars but BIO has sent bis
last dollar to son ia College, or TO .
daughter at the seminary Or perhaps he
has jorro~c3 two or three hundred dollars
70 educate his sons or daugh ers, which they
are to rcpny him when they can corn Il In
teaching J T
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-23
F.~ n, p. siana Ads"n.~.
4 Game of Freedom
Truth i, stranger than fiction /"

A short time since several American ship.
mas'ets wcfe assembled IN one Of The public
Houses OF a large commercial port In the
Island o! Cuba, and were passing leisure
afternoon by watching with much intsreIt
game OF Billiards between a Spanish mrt-
cant resident OF The place. and an Amer.
ican sbpmuter. both OF whom were con1td-
cred very skIIi'ul PLAYERS Several games
were played and fortune favored the Ameri.
can captain, NJ last the stakes sgainat the
CasuHan had become quite large, and veIed
at has ll-iuck and loss Of reputation az q
skllltul player, he proposed TO stake his ser
want boy lad 81 about ten years of age.
against the Eums duo tho captain valuing
tho lad at S275.
Take him, take him." was, the cry from
every qnauer OF tho room, " and II you win
mo boy we will redeem him sfd make bim
lGee."
Tho offer was accepted, aird The game
commenced amidst numeroH company Of
spccta,urF whose curiosity WIS excited by
The alngularity Of the stake AID the skin Of
the players
The Spanisrd's luck seemrrsd O change,
and lie was evidently Leading his opponent.
when, too confident Of his skill. or eIened
by the interest manifested around him, he
ioa, his lead and missed ht9h cosnt irS
hoped to make Now came the moment Of
either success or dol0a; 10 too american, Tor
tho balls lay Just IN position when . skill.
luI player aided by good luck, could, by ono
stroke Of the mace, count out, but To on un.
skll.iul player II would result IN ioss Of hls
lead
Tho captain hesitatod but Tor . moment.
aud slowly vat firmly, drawing home his
mace he struck the ball so hmly and 50
lldy hat he. made seyeu, aud won III,
game.
a slou, ot triumph went up from, the spec
utots, white iGe SpsnIard, with true Cbstil
Ian 6Ie.lty TO tls pledge, went immedialsl '
s "r1aor uaIcer and ma1e Ge legal
tr..-'nr OF The h.'. The American captains
---.-.- by seyr,' n' 1Ia grtChants, al once
purse 8. tl.rem tho boy and Sc
20, 'rer.1m by Sendlng him from
ls... Tor AumauilV's sake, We wth
tao captain bad made a fr-e AL offering Of
me lad to freedom, but 10 consented 10 tako
les, however than tho value Of the boy
Tie sum w1s al unce raissd and thc'bo '
Naul uu board % vessel bound 10 the United
~.a.et. and u3.y walks tue streets Of Portland
d freeman.
Wra hs long hair and 'iph, complexion.
be wout uoi here be taken a. rolofed
person, srI We doubt not Ne, frienlb ssy
hero bc found. who VIII give HIM q good ed
u-au0n and thus make hlm mentally what
nature pli5italy has intended no Should DO,
4 freeman.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-23
Fighting 4 Windmill.

a rv uyrriucs sipco. o stout, pugnBt .
tou. ,e,f,riur individual va. vending his
.Ag.. sl5tl. dow. one oEthe vbafvcs Of
our rI.y towards Ids shin. The NIGHT On
vas Ia.k auI nc had boon seeing ...s,
.a.naI crOpor no ia Aup ure,r. to sueh On
,>ru, os 20 render ls quito br,lcose IN his
I.,au.,. a.I somewhat unsteady 10 bis
-a.t
Sow h,aI us'sa % s.c ltdeovey
n.N.t r...,II.. ur. l..lfr mo Gy--
luI ae ,.u.4a..I laroosy wnh both
arms 900 m0. aprroyDI cy.e-a IA Bel
...rk.s.
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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-23

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n'- wv '"u ',i''' VI 30 ,le i,I suggested
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s wa In, - ~ - ''''''I 'i'fu''tt0'' my
,'"''u ''0 P'oUc 10 WHICH A'I'Ieu Iou
Deeh carried Id'Ue care nau ne re-
ceiVed III 'he CROWDED boarding mouse.
neie was none oil Inc hea'heSs ana
order mat shows better IA a SICK room
man anywhere else Rough hands
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-23

.''0
"h'" ! SEE You lake il out o' your
ha' ana 10y neon 'he Kitchen mantle
piece, just as J DO when soWo OF The
children come home. Aud when I'm
urea ] SIT down with my knitting,
work and read. u can hut just as
wei, when Ina road'ua| aud tee. SO
c'i''cu'rd. don't bc.'rv' Queen y ic-
iorIa herself takes more SOLID comfort
Ihan do sitting by the east WINDOW
lot summer afternoon, reading my
newspaper
But you'd be- lust as wei OIL with
outfit answered hcrhus.and lof want
OF anything citc To say.
Il never neglect 'nl.hlaL i2r read
ing DO | d. asked Nis. lI'A.H' ,h..i'y w.
no, don { know as you "'. am
sWcieu her husband ei' u seems 10
me an extra IiNei J. sHH' ''o ~ ne
added, IN tone mat showed p'oI"iy
enough he wished 10 stop me CONVEX
souon.
] shall take the paper remarked
hrs wife, II ! have to 60 out wash
my TO pay for IT,
This was not spoken anerlly, but
SO firmly that Mr.. Heath noticed 1T,
though by no mcaus remarkable for
dl>ccrnmcutiu mostmattcrs. lisound-
ed SO different from her usual quiet as
YOU 'hlnk BEST mat me- ac'ua''Y STOP
pea moment TO c"h''dc, W"''l'T u
was at all Iih'.y she would 40 as she
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-05-23

10 neg nh. ClC' hc SAID To himself con
solug'y. guess She won't 60 any
more. she always was "a homo body.
Mrs. Heath did 90 again though.
and again, and the day she went for
the fourth time, her husband took coun-
sci with himself as TO what he should
do to stop her gaddue' Seated on
the door step, IN the shade of the old
trees be spent am hour or two in de-
vislng ways and measures, talking
aloud all the time and having the so-
usiactoh Of hearing nobody dispute
him. lis hard TO think of her gctuu
to be avisiun. woman, said he, and
its clear 1t amt right Keep here at
home I've read IN Inc BID, (o.d Rich.
ards Bible knowledge was somewhat
confused, ana ms quotation varied
signify from lhe scupItuaI phrase
keepers at homc,y bul II says. too,
he added, with the true siucere man.
That husbands lndSt set great store
by thcir wives and treat EN- well. J
won scoId Ml.ilcont III harness up
and 90 alter her Tonight, and comm
home I'll talk 1t over with her, and
tell her how bad it make, me feel. and
if that don't do. rIl-trv something
else
, In accordance with this pruisewor,hy
resolution, he might have been seen
about sunset hiIchng his horse at Mr.
Browns door; for strangely enough,
Mrs. lleath's visits had all been made
at the same place Going up TO the
door he stopped in amazemcut at see.
ing his wife In the kitchen, lust taking
of great woolcn wash apron, and
putting down her sleeves, which had
been rolled mp as for washing. lie
listened aud heard her say, as She took
some money from Mrs. Brown, It
won't he so that | can do your wash
ing again
1t has been n great favor 10 have
you do it while have been so poorly
said Mrs. b., and I'm glad TO pay you
for It, Tins makes lonr tines ana
here's two dollars. ms !nStaS wei thal
you Gun come "e"'l'' io' ., ,. ''it,
''iT,' ~ "u'' e'''"s,' w. "" - ~ ,ho
,l,.ln w" q5' oycl,imod NJr Uc,ib MS
,ho ,Inth aosbed ncroee him Rather
e;lnnt r,do homo ,bov had ,ll ot last
NV hfc.'
cor what 2 asked his wife.
Why. to have you 90 ont washlu',
| amt so poor ms TINT comes to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

IcHoNro, Thursday, NOV. IL
smith TIE so.dle-. Wss executed YESTERDAY .3r
he foul ard deliberate murder ct hi. eomrsde II.
died very aart-livsd quarter Of AZ hour. Am tod
The league here vent upon tie Gltrs Republican tack
some say 10 members have scnsuy ua4ervsnt the
suFpi'in. change their speeches lndic.ts-other.
more shrsvd, sirm ihst their nav bora saecton t,r
elective Institutions, and proposed ,pproxm.,!on
toward Annexation. arc srtil rarcuvers played q q
order 70 ootsin an ultra character Liberals tasl
thereby they may have ciaaes =, the genera eec
ton which would take place should the Ministry b IN
able o. stand thsr ground next session 30 not tack
that fA dwiu would sanction a coalition with the
Tories 5g be seems - require IA 5e pushed bard into
the support Of Reform measures acceptable q MS
count men. Were the Tories rssested inc power.
would hssr 10 more from them shout AuneNs
uon lacy use &, ass dccoy 81 withdraw our friends
from attending to the progress OF Asdicsl Reforms
TIE Common rle0 Court goes into operation 5000,
but whether tie Ministry vii venture g. select cue ~
the Family Compact % Gil the vacant Office Of Judge,
csnno, ascertain II they DO appoint NJ Bogltos their
act viii 5e taken the gresest proof OF asucerty they
could give. StsntOn here, the Collector, whom they
seis1ci from the Old Tory squad 10 suspended from
Office tie has taken lssi out Of the SvsIt~oni hoyt
book Many Thousands OF tue dollars have been Sc
ercty borrowed BY someoody from the public I'll 10
feather the nests II thu custom houss crows but hss
81 last come TO light Everybody admits that there
was organ al systematic robbery. Ills probable
that Tho Ministry, 10 order 81 secure power httle
longer, snd stsve o. the work they were elected 90
perform. will slow 81 nc legislative session here De
tore May next bill to dsfus the date Of our regular
annual sittings 10 much wanted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21
California Items.

sOre merchants ofthis City have formed an $3.50
,scs Of coored man foT the purpo'eof minios In Gal
SaiA The company consists OF ten men, and 10 com
- q some Of the mosl Intelligent snd respectable
.e'se men Of our city -smons whom isMr. Newport
ssry who has been ior years the confidential porter
~A52ur rsppsn Co. and Alfred EdwSd' 4 &c.
u rOvussnd. late editor of N,r Fors Hspri0. who
'ssteSs,ed At wsierville College OMsine) and sev.
- aAsra They leave 10 the ship Hsmpden, which
Ssne time THE week. A uew company hss been
med In Bysnnis, Mass for the PurPOse Of cossuns
ssersl trade, under the nsme Of the 81 ysnnis
aC0npaSy &c. sioco the 10, Of sept there hsSo
- ~ri from Lowell. Mass to the California market
~" ieei lumber. 10000 shingles 10 900 csPbos'ds,
t"ian' OF windows, doors. panels, hardware. &C.
The bark Orion, which sailed from Boston Nov
cat hTe eoA,s-snong tbem the pleasure boa,
's Island OF shout Il ,uns burihsc .nd new
so the Californian, belonging to one Of the
'ssfs The clipper schooner Traveller" Of
60 Mas has been purchased BY company Of
''Aiao' Tor s. 500 who intend to sail Immediately
frarelsc where they intend to alter her into .
- propeller. A number II old watering ms mes
we're TO be seen sNout tie City Of Boston before
1 oOee'as'e water wss Introduces, srs 10 be chip.
NE Gen Fssaelsso.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

the F-ar-hrlen making fre brandy, which my
customers Ike bette Tne brady Knocks ike
thunder II the railway door. ana the gin viii not
let him IN. The brandy depend upon H. has = a.
morsi attribute Of superiority about him "a the
comparison. that he must Ard VII get IN some
low. Hitherto re hSs come 10 through The Key
zoe s1d ct.aks 81 snugC ing. IL g TIE Sln drink
IS that want rim, and = asve hin. and the ga
spAners VII never he abe 20 keep hin out' l
COX upon itss rueition settled, that 81 the best
ih,agS mast override. and, d need be, arnlhllate
the worst snd THIS simply because cur iocomo-
;.ves 5-.ug a. things together snd make them
complete, AID = . be observed hat a good
thing ~ cheaper rate s virtually better than tn
same good thing a.a dssrer. 10 spite, therefore
or whatever present sad iutgre inconvenience q
may aict, Free Trade ridin- ou the avs o. the
a1,cs nus: govern he Intercourse OF 81 the Ma
tons ol the Earth
NJ. d Israeli continues ne crusade In 'svo- %
the srded interest. TIE private possess Of
and. with him, IS the sugec keystone ~ g.. high
lst0usl porty. He proposes 90 transfer the
cAsrge OF the whole %, me taxes paid by and %
the Imperial Treasury b levy sfdtio1s Gus
toms duties - the virtusl figure o.. 10 millions
sterling % revive Protection N rs most strin.
gent and express features Gnd IN short 70 confer
upou the land open iavor.tisn seeing ihs' IL "a
the basis OF the country, and the guaranty Of 3
sound socisl state. His clever speeches and fine
theory Of land vii have more importance than At
present, when ne sra. hsve proceeded m writing
som what Of them down upon the statute book
Ulu then. It IS a.nosi waste % voris = enter.
;ain you with MIN.
A very sal suicide mas this week deprived the
metropolis Of one of her youngest AMI most IA
e1,el operative surgeons ] sluie = my old
f1e.d NJ Thomas Merton, whose case iss very
cUio1s one The verdict IS. that he killed him
a. aborinc under the moromsnIs that he was a
crunksrt.
Tbe Uesths- cnr,t,ucs z, be most soiendid
The Cholera mss departed. snd 40 also has tie
uncgs theory, which = formally exploded by in.
sest-ations undertaken under the sanction % the
College n Physicians f. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-21

TT Fowisrs a. Wells, Phrenoioaists ana
Publishers, Clinton Hal, l3 hasssu-tI near M fhs
~ DIR. Shew, author u various WORKS %, and pfae
uuJcef Of WaIer,ure, 50 FOufh-ay near Tenth Me ~
~ Water-CuIe.-Ths Orange MOunssa Naief
Cufs establishment al South Orange, Jersey, will hs
kept open during tho WinIet The establishment 10 eou
fOaby warmed hfOu ghOut with private baths attached
10 csch This cars leave Tho foot OF Cofusnd"
daily fOd the establishment Lettps 70 be adirrss-d -
Or MREKER az above. niJ INA
~ Wigs aud Toupees.-bAfCHELossc elsbrss5
Nlg Factory 10 Al WAlst whsre a. al Dimes Gao bs
found ne IN Strangers anf
cukeus should call and Judge Tor themselves before ppf
chasing elsewhere. BArCHELoEs newly tnYenlsd Wik'
Obtained silver medal a. the Salf Of The Amsrcan lns
ute Copy the address mylb MWhgu
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lltrsOIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mum
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NEIN-YORK TRIBUNE.
4 1Elfes.pa 10 TnE Nt..YOak IsI8gNE.
steamer sunk.
81 LouIs. Tuesday NV

- LOWS. Tuesday NOV VI u.
he steamer -. Paul, irom tni, po', bouno for
- Orleans with large cary, 81 produce, struck =
2 q liz, Is.aud On Sunday evening fast, bre skins
,sry timber lsroosfd and running Oh q BAR, sunk 10
-, main deck she Was valued Al 80 100
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DOUBLE CYLINDER PRESS. witch vii
~ print ior- = isches 5y = u trsErsis vOrKirz Or
der ao~ - TIE Trtbgn. Osse. Hoo Dao1ase.
are VII b- soa ns bsrgxa Apply o. ne Ir,ssfs os
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F.LsE PEErIssES emKh xu a
rested 90 Nondsy sTsnins ey Thirteenth Ward 0
le.r tor obtaining srOceries from J. r Cook Of 10
5r0o u. y t.lse representatives Hsld 20 .nsrs
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BuRGLARY.-On Saturday morning the house
of l. =. gErery. lcs Hsmmer.ysL wa broken into
AMI robbed oil several articles Of plate and wearing
apparel Inc entrance wac effected by the basement
the window Joining the door having been broken
and tee hand put In and the Key turned. This howev
- 4ore would not have been sufficient, as there
oo!t beneath but Il enabed the burglars 10 force
open the door. Finding chopper 10 the basement
they brought itup ~ The paO one door VI which had
the key turned in II outside They used the chopper
in un.crswing the screws which fastened tbs bolt
catch Of the lock OF the press. They took silver
CAKE. basket SAVERS sugar toDgs table spoons tea
spoons, ssltspoOns and articles 81 Gearing apparel
valued IN all ~ about 800