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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

Water be pied to the nature of the fish, or
there will be no increases the soil must be adapted to
the seed or there will be small returns and the human
body must contain impurities there will be no sick
ness The man whose bowels and blood have been ceanse
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08

over every other in use It is purely vegetable if;h,
and instantaneous. Manufactured by ]. CHRIsTAno.
Ro' 9 AstOr House, New York. Sold by Duggists- An
piled by all Hair Dressers 4ws2 F
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08

Don't forget the entertainment at Simmons
Hall this evening. The grand sacred specta-
Gle of Joseph in ten pantomimic Tableaux,
will be brought out in a style that cannot fail
to please.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
INVASION

DO You wish to have hair eauterzed from the
No. Then beware Of the brood of Vitrioc and ca
tic Dyes got up by nostrum-mongers who bear the sr
relation to the responsible Chemist ,ba+ 9Nhie
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
MIR RED.

RlST-WILLIAMS.- this city on the 9Th inst,
by Rev. Mr.. Gridley, Mr.. Adelbert Divan Rist,
and Miss Frances Ann Williams, both of Hancock,
Co., III.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08

of Warning and Instruction for young Also, Dis
and Abuses which prostrate the vital with
sure means relief charge sealed letter
envelopes. Address, DIR. J. SKlLLIN HOUGHTON, How
ard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. ly47
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
Large Potatoes.

I OUUUOONi
Our friend j. j. Myrick of Paris laid upon
our table a day or two since sample potatoes
from his field. They were remarkably large,
smooth and handsome, and when cooked did
not belle their appearance.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
The CONGRESSIONAL Elections,

The following are the Members of Congress
elected on Tuesday as near as we can judge,
from the returns received. Republicans in ro-
man, Democrats in italics.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
Kenosha at the State Fair.

Kenosha at the State Fair.
The Wisconsin Farmer for Nov, contains the
official list of premiums awarded at the late
State Fair held at GAINESVILLE. From this we
learn that Kenosha county was not extensively
represented. Only for the enterprise of our
old friend Thomas Rowland, we should not
have had mention in the whole list. The
following are the premiums award to Mr..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
Pirates and priva+aor.
CHRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE

bear to honest merchantmen. Remember that the avn.
rence of years, and the very highest scientific
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08

Best Onions: .:................. 50, 90
d beS5 sweet POTATOES. $3.50. ....... 200
"a Best show, autumn apples, silver Pie
Best show winter apples, Set silver ia
BILE Spoons.
"a Best variety of pears, Set silver tea
spoons. at
I'd Best 3 varieties grapes adopted to gen
eral culture, Fuller's Grape Culturist.
OF course much more extensive display Of
Kenosha products might easily have been
made, and correspondingly greater number
of premiums taken.
AS it is we make motion that Mr.. How
land have the thanks ofthe people of the coun-
ty for his efforts to sustain the reputation of
the county in the State Exhibition,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-08
Strange but True

Strange but True!
Every young lady and gentleman in the United states
hear sonethin much to their advantage by re-
mail free of charge by addressing the undersigned
Those having fears of being humbugged will obge by not
noticing this card All others will please address their
obedient servant. THOS. r. CHAPMAN,
1yS0 b, 90 S3l Broadway, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21

OYTce UEIoH IEusT COnPANI, (
No y BRoADWAY coRSER OF REcToRtT.. bee. ie 1866
DIVIDEND NOTICE.--The TRUSTEES of THE
IL UNION TRUST COMPANY of New YorkAhAve DECLARED
DlVIDEND II. espslock q your PER CENT free Of ov-
nm. tar psys q Of JAnaay Tho
tTf,r books will closed the goth inst until hs I'd day Of
January w. y. ALDhlCu srotrthy.-
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pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAYRE AND BREST-Dec. 2--ln steamship ST. Las
rentJohn Stevens. Mr. Gsrssn, Mr. bsuhsId Mr. Bsrthemy
child Formsrecher and wife Mr. BAR MI boIdso w
" COon Mrs BshH.and dsnehteT y Lsne y > Ss NJ bns
MDAvenport children Nine. Manuel and infant Che ~Lsh
Mr. Williams Miss Marty, Miss Helen Barn r. LSnDese
Rs Ghudsu g. Kasto. Nine. Pero.he Nine Louise LanbsTp
M HahDswabe Walter Badrr. Chss bruehner yIus pgPon
Johnson M Journey and family ar sennct ho
family. r. Richter Ferdinand schelwors William bns
Ter Charles Seiber Clement En- Adam OsterSsder Hem,
lcb guusu Philip Kirchbaer John ReDtz Martin VOLCANOES
John Gohe Kng Jacob sehIeneI Ch Isser Aos
Mol Ferd Hundertp B. Madru j. Mekrnsurm samuel Fne
F-r Journey George Hey Simon Nj zenbecke yobsebsat
Doegne Mr. Bennett. Mira Coensn and 6ngnte b
Aver Nine Hruper. Mme. Ayumd and family jean ShsneTf
Frsues Marge Zefsno Tamne r. Hara o. HsTr% Mr. hadon
and daughter Mr. AOosts Miss Bloch horn FVon
Mr., sugrovs MI Ralenger Micbsel Bscker 4.
FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON. Dec 10-ln steamSs
cband-R sieenburEh Carl Badenhsuen kseeke H. MOI
tenius Mu Engens ReeeDbacb aud children ATIh1 Do
Meyer and others IN sscond cabin and steersge
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oil ,om, GLASSES u haavy cotton goods

Aa rsnghenod classes o. heavy cotton goods
ba without prCinc'ug any Guoatle change in prices
Brown s'Hei. hrm FOR al exCrf fhe lower grades
Khioh arr wea Tho loObcs quote as ioho~ Anoscag D.
30 Appleton A. 21to. Atlantic A. 2lcs Atlantic h 2lsci
Atlantic " eio; Princeton A. 2c Great Pals NJ 1895 Indian
kssd A, 2ltc Indian Orchard BIB lee INDIAN Orchard g. &c
Sdiord Pacific A, 2te Pacific h. 2I,o, Pacific l. hne
80; Pepperc hne ~ Be- Peppercl X 1870 StlFk = e.
BeAched Shirtnrs moderate demandSthe lover guam
b being weak and duh The following aEe tie loDueTs quo
New Yors Mills 4-so wamsuita H. s3i Bartletts 22a
fame Nils 2lsc Lawrence 2tc, Peppercis % SOC At
lsus1gan AX 2c HOPE Pic Lousdae &c Vatican
ia Utica 81 4gtG Utea S. sec Utica - go Utica
~ Hils semp Idem, 25o AmosAeag A. zoo Mason
YIpts qust T6sre n disposition to.conceds on some
the ro tles bat the more popular brands are he'd
Herrinac ID 81; Meumso M,-Oo, spragues tdakl, leci
BPreEue offpcs Sprngues fanccs eC Gamers lstc
Sl@nnona l7tc Amoskeag Mourning h5sc Arnolds laci
cks are quct As usual At this season The following
s current obbng prices for leading makes Amoskcag
A $50 Anloskeag A, t2o.i Amoskeag j. Sci Amoskfag
d &c Hamilton 31tci Pearl River 500 Harvest ;Stci Pa
Safo SOC Ptsi,d 4aei Albany l4sc.. Hampton. ;Dc
Brown Drills are IN steady demand al about our last quote
e0Dt
naker &c; ofk 3sci Warren brown 2Jci Monitor, @Iei
AAnChestcr County .sglos Suffolk. re
There Is still lair demand for the better grades OF Cotton
H1Annes but low qualities are dali
Corset jeaIare goOd property especially the finer qualities
Nous Degues ConnOe m actNe demand aud bTlhg iaIe
Ystces firmly.
In WooIen Goods there IL no material change Fancy Ces
command reported activity though agents are nrn
thoir quotations desirable stylegO goods Cloths 10 Ia
demand from the oluangtrade Thecod weather has quick
Snsd the demand To- beavers and othcrheavy CoatmgA
In the Foreign trade there u little done eyona le closing out
srs moderate trade in Fancy Goods sdapied 'or the
kchdsy trade
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NAVY GAZETTE.

BS rELEszLPE TEE rnrsUxE
WASHINGTON, Wednesday Dec. 10, ltSs
DETsCHED.
Dec f2.-Surgeon Edward l.. Bogert, from Naval Hos,
rt NoYfoh Va ordered duty Naval iaboaiory NOW
Yoh, surgeon l. Bates from Nsva L@oonl0ry New
Yok aud waiting Assistant Surgeon Ernest D. Martin o
receiving hp Constellation and ordered to a8y Naval Hospital
NsUYokt Asssant Surgeon Adam Trsw, from duty Al ksya
sAsyum Philadelphia and ordered dHyss Naval Hospital kef
ORDERED.
Dee n--LleuL Commander William stsvxTt, 20 Hsunss
IoquoL Surgeon Frederick Kreess TO recsitne seH
Second Assistant Engineer n EHannsL 70 eo
Assistant to ChisfEns,nseI Henderson at NayiGa boen
second Assistant Engineer william J. Montgomery 70 day -
Assistant 20 ChisfEngineer King a. NAVY fard he"'1eh
HONoRABLY nIsoAAR GED.
Dec l-Asans EHrss .sss slseoR 80 sIsRss Nss
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BeSTON LIVE Stock MARKET

BmGHrQN CAMBRIDGE AND NEDFoRD.
&sP0Ttsd Jor IHE 1aHlN yoT b 1sek ending Wednesday
Amount Of ,ock at market.
80, S.t,s ss..E sao'a F.rIIop v''@
Las week... 2sls 1881 go 320 o.
One year ago. 2sA sis7 40 l,SsO
400 - on to,, ,er5' o., Hide Talow and Mc,
sEtpssta 5oasi dsi quality 81 5oaso second quality ~
eug third quality syaslO some OF tAc poorest Bulls &C. al
Sortpg or,n-sl55es2'O, handy steers ssoasl5o or much
csss',asad io'Hq Ci.s.f.ii quality, soa'O extra '7'
SSssspc h. I've Weight is6c; sI GBa7c sheep and
TSi Hsa.-Tes D. a7ic i've weight shOtos, Wholesale "a
'' E,Sas%i,satoa 70 y p country lots sie9e
S5iSoT~frirhion ,,esc' en-.
h,TAEes-Reoepis OF cattle the northern roads 100
q. - a., 100 the usual routine of business yery much
E nv the late arrival Of a part Of lie trains over tlc
Etehburc ioute-the Rutland aul'mg n lOi M ana lhe
Ncentral Up M lheIe ISss @ % te M C
krean Indication o. better STEAK and more tootnne Iois
G ,ts spp oaohag holidays whose observance is annually
sirioo ol he universal Yankee nation Consequently The
sompaui Of the buyers hat uey arc asking Iatler nor 70
ksJ NAV charged % shccr quality rather than to re
e tks market Tie sale Of % dly COWS and yoang cattle by
kessIs Smith Farur % Aaron 0uusenhicr az Caloige
d dress weight seems iosAo" no great lmloleletI
h tbe sale Of ihe poorer grades OF stock however may be
tb the better qualities PRETTY good oxen are sodJd "a
HCohaecut Riycf Oxen at l2tc Nj Udas OF Hartford
Dom Messrs Baldwin Bowen and others bad rich oxen
On the Whole We tlihs he b-e Melhet may ' a. li-lo
Bors favorable ~ tho droyer tau last week 0pi tie difference
\ small Many musttIT their luftune li iilehtul.
The receipts Of Sheep wonderfully reduced TINS W>ek
500 ~ compare with 1900 st Iursdny-wVo less ms
well than That's difference with distinction most
suEer comparison Of markets soradcauy different cannot
81 course much consequence 20 any one Who. Wishes 70
govern himself according prices. Last week the tube!
Hus butchers every time and they ought not 0 Eu
BE n tbey AVID iLe their side this peef sun the
kuyers have tus advantage of tho sellers there no law %
come buy logk Of sIetp Wfne there iA aaN-
Ustiy uWtlaiof necesty That compels man 20 se
kbs sheeu That be- brurs from distance tO tssor any market
wiz ais advantage butchers end of the lever Is considea
A. IN longest though pcrae higher this Week We 90
katt tav are higher they were lower last WecA
III Ne should say prices sc. head higher lln isl
Ss the comuar might sin be fOrgy for prices last wees
erg almost nowhere There bni few Ieiers THIS week
and tese-generv mixed with batter Many drOyes VIII PROM
By during the week and ou'clee nave many Oh Nu
Aam iast .eek
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J.
Money drpose6-ow wi d 'r in'rre' from Irru'ry /
East l,IyER sayIsos INSTITUTION
No. D. 'P NV on * Dee ~, 1885,
DEPOsTTORS are hereby notified that interest at
a to s' Ea,T ,oa II pr cent per- amman on al
onb. rrsVa, to tie j., az Of Jnusy G57 payable and .r
Is ,sd gI9'P' 'I' d''" ''''''' %
daily rom 10 a W ri e FS9o' ss.T:tfy
william II. sLocU,. Ff...asu,
ERANKLFN SAVINGS BANK,
No '''Ei'A'AcoI Fi< ' Bsii Il g|''y'''''i''
Ini.rc', PEI ct fi,e of,sI
Deposits madr row dr.T latersst from Jsluary J.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
i 80. % Warrsu-rt .
free Of Go1srnaelt IL. Op-. dliy fFoai loto p
WALTER W. CONCKLIN, President
Vanderbilt T.. BiNION, SECRETARY
MECHANICS AND Traders SAVINGS IN
ia re- cent a.el-. C. IN government allowed
6rp5, made oa obssre Jsassy viii drs~ interest from that
open daily non 10 3D. to p. ard on MONDAYS aid
WEDNESDAYS f0m 100 p PHEy CUTTER. Prs.il.r.
Hryur C. F.rrn. e,-r-.s-y.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK. No. 10
W coo institute u.s. 5E go. GEsI 's's''' allowed
Deposits Hsas o. before jia " df'c s MIR, h9n a. lot
VIZ, J. BARyr, ss-r-,,rr.
TTHE INSTITUTION FOR THE SAVINGS OF
MERCHASTT Ca,s hNO otGhS 10 1911, ss si',t Nv
months eeHs Dit int end y'ee AoSDAl IN y W .ss
md per larger Zee oH gessnneni isI Dee
D.. 1915. I}eL1 IT, bhlHHLLL' TfshoehI
AsDETw WINsEK Secretary.
V'HE NORTH YIR SAVINGS BANK, corner
4 ltry fo1riis'. s-t t pp.n.s vii b. r,cs.yst
aI4 % g. daily. slso hUNUEf WEDNESDAY tnd fAIJN
DAY EVENINGS a 30 Interest allowed g. tie rate Of
JOHN HOOPER. President
FREpK I. vutrr s--r''''v
WJILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
w souih Thiri Foarsa EI11tyu f. lDoposofs are
h.rrhynothed annual lr.sfs- = 80 rs NNftk
O. Nf per anur md upward ti shsl have been
dspoted months th M lay o. Jaulsry ueHi vii b. p.d
Dispositions after MONDAY, January a. fee from oo''A
tax
prnrpal Deposits mace 3fs tho loh day Of JanIaf, W"
drtw inteF-s. from q ola
me ank l. ap~n of Doll sunlsy' ,ndhodsys p,
edl on Mondyt and s.taiay tom 90 o.cock and 90
9r,r GEORGE RlCARD. fTv.dsut.
WiLaaH WILL. we, I.s.,4.-t.
glHuEL W. rRusL0S, Secretary
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAvANA. Dec. 2o-In steamship E.ge-U Bosnsr VIZ
CrukshanE Mf and Mrs T. Msrges and child D.
Knowton Martin FAM Daniel Downing Antonio Lensvseo ms
~ Psps Basta Jose Fence De Couto Me- snd Mrs G. n Roo
ets Louis sokex VIM TfPihkney Mrs =. MeheHT AhoHsS
hNsra Aagusts MArqle, Mn. Leopold, Amanzof Guerra
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PHI ADFIPHIA CATTLE MARKET-Dec. IS

PHI ADEIPHIA CATTLE MARKEI-nec ls
Tn supply Of beef cattle ;hs Ueeh IVES large am9ult
a. ESQ head The market duh bat prices remained eno1'
Re sam as quoted Pair to good cattle sold 81 o e5 20
t 81 m 100 prime aud extraBi from sl3 81 70 40 % ana
esnmon cattle at % t0 fl2 80. A., q,
eIUFr There wrs fair demand Tor sheep ard 3OoJ heaa
vsre soll.af nom TO 6lcspoT,b gross A. 70 quality
Hoq-The demaGd Or hogs ts'N eck was sOmeN hot pei
enS over head disposed Of a. from - 70 tO pr l
- c,.-,-- c,- - ,.,-,
sde al from SIC ~ go Tor Spruge and from go 70 - Tor
Ssw an cali
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..".ssuS
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship San sehu GreytOwn ME- North Americas
' stss%.sp q " Lord Ward ealveons a Major, Co
s,sa@ssp Herman Livingston Baker savannah Livingston Peg
sin Rb.. Sylvia tBr, Roach Liverpool slomsn Edye
Ship Grss. Western Cunningham Liverpool Chains H. h~'hi
sSfp Seminole Holmes San Francisco. snttOn &c
h r D. Lem s5 s sa1@.Ss Bremen via Galveston .h
s Add eKadr Nieter,ou MOutsvdeO and sucnO' Ays'
Bah Grn Lucy lBLJ Wade London, E T. A9rEsn Son
Bark Fred Peterson orw Rnudsou. Rotterdam, FOueh Msineis
Bark p Warwick CBr Chichester Rio Janslo, Pendr's
Barr John Griffin Ch.,e Neuyi,ss J. 2. Ward Co:
BArL.C snrla Brl Newman Turks Island hcCsl Firth .
BIf Naova PIovaenza t Mapgnsra hErssIes sl0corsA
Big MsOu Hnn.n LsyOecs and IndianOa n l. necr''o'
Bns Elizabeth, Aus. Mobile, Yoqpst cows3
ss r'1i' w. smith fST%i Ps Ts est Hun..
Bhs OAK PoiBi JsEj vser: Csys.. srs.i sOa Co.
s sS foi g. w sei Es Il e. &c.
sehriE. l. B. Wales cTsmsr Pniad.lO5a Bake Dayton
EsS. Hin s;%Ss s vss 1.B D.s's g,A
sssI aSnsa SST E:I r,Gsn Z wSdsco
ARRIVED.
Steamship Deutschland Bem wsssel' Bremen Dee n
and Southampton 9Th. with d and 81 Ps, % 9seht
fe s1 af ora * i hours y' Ds So Germs.
LSyd steamship s 2s bound - iO'n
.0;I h' piS 1 SS S.S.
Steamship
steamship Ellen Terry Burss, Eswbern. n c. 50 hOU -hs
BdsComoaof Wndsog NJ 81 Johnson Windsor 81 days with
plaster TO D. De Wok Co On the night The 9Th mai, va
run into by and carried oeopmat Could NOS ases
Bris Albert saov 6Ohm Rio e. days. with coffee u
Bs Esse, Io oro Terry Jsnsro 4s days with coffee q
use heavy os nanboom Sailed In cnnptnY
with arg Mary Williams for NewOesns brig Moses hosers ssse
sem w j. Holmes Rsynor s. Thomas dsy m ballast 70 Moro
rson Phipps Has been days north Of HAtsfas with sevy
northev the outward paese encountefsd
severe hurricane SE which John Peterson isesmAnl w
washed overheard and time had deck swept Loaf gaeye
"Scbr Cora s (Brl Stubs East Hsrbor L. Nov via wa
nngton N C. Nov with salt TO C. r Knox Co. TIE C. vAa
n the hurricane which she lost sails add n
tanned other ordered procssd hx
nearest American port arriving Wilmington suit Of sas v~ ot
Warded 10 her
schr Money Hl Higgins Boston for Virginia
scbf. Julia 4. ETksine, Erksine, New-Hsven
MEMORANDA.
TeshIp Gen Mcclellan reported ashore At PetchogOe VEG
rot on ths morning particulars. By telegraph 10 MI kSoo4
Wshsrs Of Board Of Underwn;eial
The reported ashore 81 Har Island the schS Ann AnA
Limit, from Calais lumber for Mot; Haven.
The schT Decatur ashore Negro Point Hell Gala
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEv.YoRK, Dee % Ieec
Al meeting Of passengers the ship dibernia
Iuliou thanks 70 the M
n Gavin r. r. NJ D. for his unreniing attention 70
iary condition ship good h enmAny conduct and eAss
. Depressed
On behalf Of tho HAasensgs, fArnok shshpN !
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prcr1pTs nF.pRnnrCE.

Dxc 20 p So bbs Flour $50 bhf whisky SIS sacks on
RAE 0 bush Oats 81 bush Seeis 09 pkgs Beet ~ bi
Sork q pkgs Cat Meats 227 pkg Lard $50 Dos fero
san. aii pkgs ButteA 1881 pkg Cheese
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THE AMOUNT or BONDS ISSUED IS
100000,
SECURED BY MORTGAGE TO JOHN P. YELvERTON, AND
CHAs H WARD OF NEW YORK. AS TRUSTEES OF
THE ABOvE.NAMED PROPERTY
provon Of this whenGnd' so to the amount
s4OoO S. constitute special fund for the redemption Of
Ike Of these bonds exceeding lo' ceRi They
par BY Comptnyi payment Of ito sales Of
snd1
Al with all the Eastern Railway ard
runs through parts Of the Sta Of Missouri
vs Fruin ST. James Rols Lebanon, Msuhh"d CRANKY ed
nrs and Nsosho line Of the State At Springfield
vii connect With Atlantic Pacific Railroad dts Eastern
erriDas the Pacific
When comp.sied.t will pre,sn, road o. 30 miles
10 length costing AI20OO,OOO
With lOs 600 Of land valued 10 600, 900
Showing total ytue OoO
with 6 total smoaYt OF Bond, authorized. with the
guarantee shove. 25O,0OO
which may exceeding s2so00 mile OF
COMP worn As It pTogei'ef.
Ofu. present oof the Of $500 900
row offered % per TIE Company vi
I'd suos the rate s5prT L., Of January
For further particulars apply to
WARD e Co.,
BANKERS,
NJ 81 WALI-ST. kEW-YORK
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bort fl1aroen's Noiire.
ARMY GAZETTE.

ARMY GAZETTE.
NJ qkLEsKAPH rzIBCsA
HoSoRABLY MUSTERED OUT.
First Lieut. Frank d. Garetty, 18th Regiment Vsssn
Reserve Corps .
MISCELLANEOUS
Second Lien. D. arry U. Infantry Veteran Ressvs
Core will CAborae PaEsh La and resume ~ fes~4
DATES upon passing ssafactorJ exArDinatson
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Fast INDIA
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
CHARTERED UNDER SPECIAL CHARTER
JOHN ?. YELvEBTON......f re'ia"si.
y. MfCKLE- .................. y icf- ffrsiocrt
>. i. JGllNSDN.....-... zee secretary
GEORGE ELLIS tsIIri.
AUGUSTINE HEARD. JA....Pes Dfect0 and
Executive Officer Hong hong. China
DIRECTORS.
" WADE prsrflon' 4 The Weston Union Telegraph Co
ISAAC LlVERMURf. Treasurer Michigan tenr Ninad Boston
FLETCHER WTSTIAr of Wrfiray Gib'' hsTd.lsl4e No.
sNilinul.0t, y. !.
q y. PALIER. TreatnrerW eFtsrn Union Telegraph Co.
HIRAM sIHLTY Ncr President W~strTo Union Iretsp1 Co.
JOHN P. IFLNER1ON President Nti mai bank Nonb nmeeA
:. Med. COLLINS. Rcssisn Extension Liie
NICHOLAS IlCkLE3 NicePIesdent has India Ieiestpb Co
q s. WESUOrr ofC s. Wetcott Co. .
Connecting ~ tbr thies Empire WIN
Col strait viii san rsucsco 1u New
effbuF WIN
London Paris. and OIL the pruripa. cirs o. Europe
Five Hundred Th0usod Dollars q tie Stock only VIZ De od ~
United Stfes a. M pr cent.
Subscriptions viii b. received
No Is Nass-utL,
THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH AMERICA. -.
aud AZ the ofse efths Company. No So Lihetys-
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Weooina CARDS. &t.

ALVIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Fulton-st.-.
n WEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY tLstAonshss
1873
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