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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
The Wood Reaper and Mower.

IH6 " UUU I66dP0I a1lK I1V7VOI'
Farmers who contemplate purchasing q
Reaper or Mower for the coming harvest should
not overlook the fact that W. S. Maxwell OF
fine town of Somers is the sole agent for this
county of the celebrated Woods Reaping and
Moving Machines advertised in this paper.
The machines are now universally admitted to
be the best in the market. AT all the great
trials for two or three years past, they have
universally taken the first premium. WOOD $
Reaper with the self.raEer attachment is the
nearest to perfection of anythil." eve. ". o.
fered in the harvesting line. See ad, =. ''''S
ment.
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LYMAN & Richardson.

The name of the firm is suggestive of new
Boots and Shoes, of the most lasting material
and of the most stylish make. Mr.. Lyman in
forms US that they are selling fine French
Boots from two to six dollars cheaper than the
same style and quality of goods can be bought
IN any other market. It's hardly necessary to
speak of the character of the firm or their
goods, they are both so well known, but in
calling attention to their new advertisement
we could hardly help bringing these things in.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Labor Saving Maohinerr.

We call the attention of our farmer friends
to the advertisement of our old friend, 2. New
ell, of Pleasant Prairie, who has the agency of
Raymond's Premium Hay and Straw Elevator
or Horse Hay Fork. In these times when help
is so scarce and high, those farmers who raisa
a large quantity of hay will save the price of
the Horse Hay Fork in one season.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
StrrRp SurAP1Nc FrsT1vA1 Tho

SHEEP SHEARING FESTIVAL The Wiscon-
sin State Wool Growers Association will
hold their second annual fair and sheep
shearing on the grounds of the Ripon Agri-
cultural Association, in the city of Ripon, on
Wednesday and Thursday, May 9Th aud 9th
On Wednesday evening there will be a
meeting to discuss prominent interests re
lating to their husbapdry. Premiums may
he competed for by any resident of this OF
of any other state.
Entries must be made before o'clock on
the first day Of the fair Persons compel
ing for premiums must become life mem
beers 10y the payment of So or annual mem
bers by the payment of 81
y. H GooDHUE Secretary
Whitewater, April s. 1867.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
The Result in Wheatland.

The following are the town officers elected
in Wheatland last week, for a list of which we
are indebted to our friend TInNrE Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors
Supervisors-Alonzo Mclaughlin, chm, Hen.
ry Wemhof, Francis Mas.
Town Clerk. Fl. Roberts.
Treasurer-John Hegeman.
Assessor-Henry Kersting.
Justices of the Peace-Theo Yanderbeck
Huntsbuscher, S. Brainard.
Constables-F. Yanderbeck, JAS Woodhead,
0. w. Eddy, B. Braker.
Messrs, Mas, Kersting, Huntsbuscher and
Braker are Democrats-the others are good Re.
publicans
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Officers Elected in Randall.

We are indebted to Mr.. R L.Bassett for the
following list of officers elected in the town of
Randall, last week:
Superyis60irs-R L. Bassett, chm, John Vos.
Town Clerk-Wm. McKesson.
Treasurcr-Beni. Staunton.
Assessor--Chas. Benedict.
Justices of the Peace-Thomas Pacv. J. @. Me.
Kesson.
Constables-Henry Textbook Harrison Wing
John Robson y -7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
The Stray Law Amendment.

We publish on our fourth page, among 9TH
er State laws, an amendment TO the law in
reference 20 estrays, which our readers would
do well to make anote Of It provides for a
penalty to attach to those who neglect to ad-
vertise estrays taken ny, or allowed to run in
enclosed fields without being formally taken
up.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Dramatic Readings.

PROFESSOR WALTER G. LYMAN Of St. Louis,
the popular and eloquent Shakespearean read
er, gives an entertainment before the Literary
Society of Kenosha, sometime during the lat
ter part of this month. All those who enjoy
first class intellectual treat will be glad to
learn of this.
AS Shakespearean reader and delineator
of character the Professor stands pre-eminent.
His sacred readings, especially, are thrilling
and grand. We predict for him hearty wei
come. Future notice will be given as to the
exact time of the entertainment
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Valuable Farm for Sale.

3 I. Rice of the town of Paris offers for sale
in this weeks TELEGRAPH, one of the best and
finest cultivated farms in this county. ANY
Dody wishing to purchase such farm, where
every convenience is ready to his hand, where
ne has only to go in and enjoy, should look no
further.
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Well done Wbeatland.

We notice by the returns of the town Of
Wheatlaud that our republican friends were
most fortunate in securing the services Of
Alonzo Mclaughlin as chairman supervisor
for their town Mr. Mclaughlin is a highly
accomplished gentleman, industrious and per
sovering, and an incorporating patriot He
is the right man in the right place.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
". A. Gerken,

~
Has a new advertisement in this paper that
We desire to call special attention to. II any
body is at loss to know what the curiosity
alluded to is, we can inform them that it is the
low price at which Gerken is selling goods.
Go and see for yourselves, and don't charge the
printers with exaggeration. If you cannot bny
goods there as represented, just let us know.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
New Cabinet Shon.

We call attention to the advertisement of
Messrs Walker Il Williams, who have lately
opened Cabinet Shop and Furniture Ware.
room, east side of Main St., first door north of
Bailey's store, where they propose to keep on
hand desirable stock of furniture, cabinet
ware, &c, which they will sell low for cash.
See advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
For Sale or to Rent.

See the advertisement of the Bell House to
rent or for sale This is a desirable situation
for private boarding house, or a dwelling
house for a large family. 1t is convenient to
the business part Of the city and while kept by
Mr.. Bell, was always filled with boarders.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Ground Land Plaster.

The Kenosha Pier Co, advertise a quantity
of ground Land Plaster. Few Of our farmers,
probably, have yet tried this promoter of veg
etable growth, but where it has been used it
l'as been found to pay better than any other
substance for the same purpose
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
SCHOFF & VINEGAR
Kenosha, Wis.
AGgcTgONEE Err

TEyHE UNDERSIGNED, Hcen ed Auctoneer will sell
q at Public Auc ions in all parts Of Keuosh Conn-
ty and in the northern part Of Lake Comfy III, upon
application either personally o. by letter
FF WALLACE MYGATT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11

Messrs. Beath & Tarben make and extra
good wagon-material and workmanship war
ranted for one year. Dealers in Iowa, Missou-
ri, Nebraska and Kansas, always pick for the
trade mark of Beath & Tarben, because their
wagons go Off so easily.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
License6 Aucfloneeg.

FEV n HEBLitE, respectfully informs his
n 4 friends aud the people OF Kenosha county, gen
ersny, tn at he has tsken out license as an Auctoneer
nd will atterd all sales az auction, - al kinds Of
aroperty on short notice and on reasonable terms,
D any par Of tha cou ~. Patronage sSlieited 9ml
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Whatever

" naL6V6r
May be said Of other travelling physicians Dr..
Price who has regularly visited for the past sew
en- years is no humbug--but Physician thorough
Iy conversant with his business-fully capable of
curing any case of Chronic disease if in curable
stage.
Saturday the goth of April is Dr.. Prices next day
to receive patients at the City Hotel We speak IA
vorably of DR.. Price, because we know what he is.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Religious Notice,

Religious NOtlce,
st. Mathews Church will be open for public SER
vice and preaching. every evening OF next week.
commencing Sunday, with series of discourses on
the events of the Holy week-or the passion of our
blessed Lord
SUBJECTS Sunday, I'm the City;'-Monday,
In the Temple' Tuesday AT the SUPPER
Wednesday, I'm the Garden" -Thursday, in the
Judgment Han;"-Friday, ION the Cross;"-Satur-
day I'm the Tomb '-Sunday, "He is risen"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
shakespearcan Readings. More anon.

The Great American Tea Go. Nowhere.
R. Simmons is selling good Young Tyson
Tea at 81, and 1875. He deties the Great
American or any other Tea Company to do
better than he is doing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11

Wait little longer, for the grand enter.
tainment of Dramatic Readings and Delinea
tions Of character
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Dress Making,

The Ladies of Kenosha should have no more
reason for complaining of want of Dress Ma
kers, as they have for year or two past. They
will be able to have their dresses made as fast
as their husbands, papas, brothers, &c, can
buy them. Don't fail to read the advertise
ment of the Misses Cook & Bennett
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Worth Considering.

Good diet makes healthy children, and healthy
adults Good Saleratus helps to make nutritious,
healthy diet. Hence use d. B. De Land & Co.'s
Best Chemical Sale, dtus as it is perfectly pure and
better than Soda for all purposes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11

PROF. WALTER G. LYMAN, of st. Louis, the
popular Shakesperean Reader and Delineator
is coming.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
In A Few Days.

Our citizens will have an opportunity of
listening to one of the most popular Dramatic
readers and delinators in the country.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
The chicago Trade,

Those Of our citizens who sometimes visit
Chicago to make purchases, should make a
note Of the advertisement of Messrs Baker
Hickok s. Co., in our columns There is no
better place to trade in Chicago, especially in
the cloak and shawl department. which they
now make a specially sec advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Mothers

Are your children suffering with Group? If
so, try one bottle of Dr.Joseph Birds Vegetable
mposition and be convinced that it is the
best remedy extant for that trying disease.
See advertisement on first page.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-11
Execntrix S2la.

E1ecutllX Sale,
Ii Probate-- Kenoaha, CQAnty Court.
-e4sed .t4t III W
@'6fI2E is herr by given tbatby virtue AID IN pur-
snsncr 81 n osder Of jrsrfqnade II said mat.
'rf on he 22d day ~ JugG " 1850 BY ihe County
Court Of said County, th undefs prod Fxecutsjx Of
he + wiz apd q II lle Gof saia dcceas d, Will on
FFidsY me third da7 ~ May next, 10 Two O'Clock
IN b. a'teruoon the hout door ~ he court
h"es in be city n(ttr fghs of4F ior sale public
yeFoip thr following des ribed lYUcs tu wit:
T. g numbered = ~ sni .tvPntiII 10 block rum
c''F OF K,nctaD or sechols Htu,b,r * t6Jin town
number one ftI ct r2tRe twenty-thre 1881 east Al.
$" he SOU baa Val oibl9ck t9nber uinety 800 in
ne rth jlst qlartFr ~ SECTION hir y-one 8\ In
townh lumber "Ro - of range number twenty.
'hree 20 tsst The terms Of sale viii be 5nsde
kew ,tt4" tfne aud nl2ce % SITE
KeBf sha Apt . 1885, IA l1isIfS p GAsKILI
fW4V fr-rs ExPcutrtX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
TIE CIVIL COURTS.
RloAa-d n. Hetry. sscre,'ry.

In the United States District Court yester
day. the United states D,strict-Attooy tried TO
set down for trial this m. but opposed by
counsel !or tho claimants In thee aseS 10 des!res tD
10 10 tho December Tenn. II fully decided by
the Court 10 postpone any action unul saturday IT.
when counsel for claimants Will submit adavlts in sup
Petitions In bankruptcy vorp filed aud riorrd yestcr
dsy; as follows Petition Of Alfred Gin Te'crfed 70
Register Dayton; and OF Nicholas l. Dcnorest, rcrred
Afier the opening the Supreme Court Special Triu
yesterday In The rev Cont ionse a." ".lfoind
iegl teeth ehat.ertd ard the few spectator rrnbod
After dspodng OF short rIotiOn tLe Court h"uiLtd
In the Supreme Conrt. General Iern' ycstciday tho
OF tho josephine Mp again. Ihe Old quceion Il
raised whether tho state Lion law on vessel OF any
va dity, whCthcr the United btatos LEs cxcuxye
authority over all vessels.
Committee Character win meet At the General TOrn
room next Thursday Mt J.. m.
cate tried yesterday before Judge Jones OF the
books and the liability Of sipowncrs. Tire issue was be-
tween Alexander rahAn and the Anchor Line OF Tfu
Atlantic steam packet ships The great Engsh publish
ers srahan shipped consignment Of books by the An
their arrival were found be injured. Tie only ques
the parties hei her the injury claied
umes damp by the admission of SCI water On thls
point the jury found for the defendants ..,--
In the Supreme Court yesterday important question
Of practice decided In the OF Cohen agt stein
An order granted IN this district against tie
dcfendant returnabie N Erie County Tho defendant
being found there, Judge Baco altered the order there
by making il his own The defendant was then arrested
served with the order appeared aud demured lie then
moved TO yscatc the order OF arrest before Judge Baeon
on aldayits, but "a Pre Judge Balloon Eranted that
order The plaintiffs now move TO vacatb Judge Balcona
order and Judge Ingrnham has granted the motion The
questions involved first whether section ga OF the
Code authorizing judge Ia yscate without notice
order granted by HIMSELF applied to he case OF an order
OF arrest second, whether II II did apply such an or
der could he granted after other stops IN the action had
been takon by the defendant On this as Point Mr. Jns
tice Ingrahan decides for the plaintiffs perempt0ry ON
the first be citos overriding s own opinion,
hut holds notwithstanding those cases that sucha motion
only be made before any further proceedings have
taken and only the plaintiffs papers, and not
lontradIcting Bffidavts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
now IT LOOKS IN PENNSYLVANIA

Ts ne Esltor Of ~ 1rtos"<
SIR: You publish to-day extracts from 1he
CoB.moe iai Adsrsr, New To'k Ben'n9 FOsi, and Tao
nues do not know what Jon caD such payers 10 New
York bot here hey would DO called CoiPeraedd pagers
snd treated accordingly.
"RadcnisIn" Is defeated. cay they. and therefore tie
majority ~ the party must over 10 H'a, and Thy VIII
manage thiugs for rs The same demand Was hii'e 81
~ Ia rcuns, yana ser the defeat OF Fremont. hut
did the necessity Of the Mountain 20 Na
homct and Z did not New. II there Jouriiah ard thVt
who cooperate VIII them think they Gan ease them
selves to be iustac as .edcrs Of the Republican Pary
tiry v lind thrr,elyes proc siosy .histsaksn uHes-
that rarity made ~ materials vnsy different from tl.t
terms u upvroOrrm hut logprheads. We p0!rl ia
Montgomery C,eg for williams for SupfonC Jndgc
and II one oi tbusr Votes given by suy one called
Confprufire Repnblcn should Ike 10 know hls name
bueh cattle do not gruv here
n tcee papers hnd th".o who affiliate With them think
90 break up the Republican party try had better, per-
hnp-. try H. have doubt they have rrsolvrf nrun
doing. Eul McyeGtf mir "ForeSarr"d Is foreaimed"
We can do without them. can elect Onr President
vitAod Ne~lOik, aud then they would haye 10 do with
out that mess q p"tage which they scent nom aTr
Here We take that Tor Granted. Pennsylvania viii vote
for the Republican rOnDecno iepublican here doubts
thHt-and she has never yet voted for cnndinte that
was not elected NINDlCATOA
Montgomery County, Pa, Nov. s, 1907
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
PETROLEUM AND MINING srocKs.-EIRsr BOA
MONDAY, Nov. ls-P. N.

MONDAY, Nov. BIN.
Gold closes at 1891. after selling at l39lai4cI The
clearngs of the Gold Exchange Bank were se0.ssi,-
900. and the balances sl.275,O57
The Stock market opened onto dull, hut satnr-
days prices were well supported in the active shares
Government stocks were moderately active. State
stocks continue firm ut the recent advance. Ten
nessee Is are most in idemand, ana are steadily
passing into the hands Of investing parties. All rail-
way mortgages are firmly held, and no really first
class securities, except the Rock Island and Pacific
can be had except in trifiing amounts. The En-
press stocks are firmly held. The Railway shars
market though less active than last week, was rp.
and few stocks offering. At any decline OF conse-
quence strong buyers ready to take anything
offered. Cleveland and Pittsburgh was strong and
sold at 81 on buyers option. Northwestern and Erie
common continue favOritcs with SPECTATORS,
and much higher prices are predicted. At tho
Second Board the market not SUSTAINED.
and after the call lower prices accepted Tris
common was offered very freely and as low as "a
was quoted The quotations at p. were as follows:
Registered Gs 1851 1928 Coupon Is, 1881. llSs@ls:;
Registered $685. 1862, lOl!G05i; Coupon 5-Ss, ls62.
1Os.alOsa; Coupon $685. 1854. l05lGl6I Coupon
5-9Os 1862 1OGIdlOGs; Coupop 590s. New, 1865. iO's@
1911; Coupon 5-2os, 1867. 1OTi0107i; Coupon lo4e'
1905; Registered 00s, 1G2ial0o. 71os, I'd. losal'Ss
7.SS, Sd, 100 "a UO4; tennessee o., eXcOupo V"''
Tennessee Is, new. 6ita642; Missouri 6s, @3sotI
Canton, 45l945t: Cumberland. @!G@t; Western
Union Telegraph, 3l!03l2; Quicksilver, i7@l'i Mar
iposa, s0ss Mariposa Preferred, l4Si4l; Pacho
Mail. l3i,6i35; Atlantic Mail, 1l'S@llS; ios.oh
Water Power, 17!Qls: New-York Central liSf@
49,: Erie, 72la72l; Erie Preferred. D9SO; hudson
125l0l2e; Reading 95.a96; Michigan Central iios
a1lOl Michigan Southern, 7ssG79s; Illinois Cen
trail, IS0lGlSl; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, Si@','
North Western, 54a54i; Northwestern f'reien'e,.
6Sl Q63I; Cleveland and Toledo, 10SGlO4 no0A
Island, s5saai; st. Paul, S9ia4o; st. fa"i i''
ferred 81 06li: Fort Wayne. 91&0!.
Money is in good demand at per Gems anu &c"
loans are made 1T less. Some leading houses "e
offered money at per cent in LARGER amoai's ,iiN
they can use Commercial bills sell at 7aV ior oeSs
and iOGl2 for fair names. Borrowers are looking ,o'
aid from Congress, and the session promises 10
largely occupied by financial affairs Just now nio''
COMPLAINT is made of the discretionary powers Oh .
Secretary of the Treasury, which places the en'r'
financial movements of the country at his con,roi.
L. ia charged against the discretionary policy 'ns'
under t the Secretary. during the months when cur
rency was superintendent, and yalnly seeking uSe -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
OBITUARY.
TIE nor. WILLIAM WORRIES.

The Hon. William VOORHEES, died on the 18th
inst at his resden,e IN Jersey CITY He was born In the
township OF Alexandria. Hunterdon County, n. j.. In
1851 Ho was educated at Easton. Penn. In 1851, Mr..
Voorcs removed Ohio, and during the sesslon of the
State Legislature IA il2, he reported the proceedings OF
that body for Tie Columbus Daily Capital Fact He Was
admitted 10 the Hudson County N. j. bar In 1886, having
studied frat IN Mr. \. G. Richcys law Office, at Ashnry,
aud next the Circ ~ Mc-srs. Scudder GioIr,st, Ia
Jersey CITY. In MA bnSnees transactions Mr VOORHEES,
was always prUpt and methodleal and highly esteemed
fir his mental and moral worth IN the community IN
which e lived n his express wish before his death
that De should he buried by iho Masonic fraternity, or
which he vas Jealous member. The funeral services
are take place ut Grace Church. Jersey Cy ON Bun
day afternoon.
DIR. HENRY p. SARTwELL.
ROCHESTER, y. Y, Nov l6.-Dr. Henry T..
sariwc eminent In scientific circles, died ut Penn Yam
Last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
THE WAY SHAM DEMOCRACY is UPHELD.
To a, Editr Of ne ri,sae
SIR: The following editorial notice made its

TO Ne Editr OF ne Tt'5he
SIR: The following editorial notice made its
appearance IN The ohio Statesman Colunbusl Of Nov T.
coPp,rhsAd s~,ias Ohio reentv the CtirnA read bar
Hs" lis sse.s that the Democrats bssd Ills pretas' ala
lNsEyor Thbuns
Was II not that experience with THE TRIBUNE
ynces that like Pccksna IL Is sheet hypercritcatn
the eNtremcprofessng the greatest Fairness yet snap
plug up the most absurd statements md giving them
with mir OF truth might he surprised at seeing
silly and yet outrageous fafehood the above IN It's
columns. Prom brguning 10 end-without n particle OF
truth support IT, the charge IL bald false hood. We do
not expect THR Tribune 10 correct the nilcpfesenia
tion for that is out VI ia hno.
Would yon have the kindness 20 inform your readers
that that letter WAS read The 6 dog OF SEPTEMBER in
his toe 5yS W. GIIsoS. csq who preceded Mr.. Vaan-
digham In an abusive speech OF tho CoTpcrhead meeting
said day. This atrOclOus letter. purpotng TO have
come from Lincoln in Hell read within twenty hye
steps OF the Courthouse entrance 10 about eco OF tho
citizens Of this County. ard yocifcrosy chccred
Tho testimony Of cltzens Of this place be added to
that OF yours truly, Col. T.. BURRsTED,
formerly Democrat.
Hiilsboro' Highland Co., Ohio, Nor. 8, 1857.
y. ST. append an extract from account Of that
meeting which appeared IA The Hgl'1nd Ners published
In this placel Of Sept H. Tie Editor says:
1--WE did not hear the speeches. but understand that
one Of The speakers read pretended Sprt tapping com
municatOD from the spirit OF President Linco' wnc
was inl OF the grosSest Dlapsny muu e IT, ds
spirit saying that he enduring the Otutntb Oi 10"
damned, ON account Of his hots Oi tyranny auh usnfh
uon III carrying on an 'unh0ly Rhh uheo,sl 'lnoih
Ia change their II they do not Wish tn suncr tue
same fate Such the low and disncefnl apeas 70
the worst to which he leaders OF the once great
and respectable Democratic party have to resort to sus
tain their sinking cause"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-19
A CURIOSITY OF EXCISE LAW EVASION.

On Sunday, the 10th inst, Officer Maloney
at No 10 ivingtons and entering himself he walked
up to the bar, whona woman who was tending aslied
him what he would have He replied, Lager" and she
gave him glass which he drank and paid for He after
ward arrested William Sachs, the proprietor OF the place,
for violating the Excise law Sachs Vas examined before
Justice shandey of the Essex Martet Police Court yes
terday morning when william loIes accompanied by
half dozen other termus testified that they are mem
berB OF the Hoffman ClRb winch met on Friday
Ing the nth inst Donghta keg OF lager aud not ooncud
INK their business dOucd to SUNDAY, and that sun
day Mr. Sachs objected TO their occupying hls barrOOm
for meoting but that Jones' with bis own Key, opened
lip uOin, AMI aired the woman ~ dispense the lager
.usteS -.-dUy lcselN "a ..- $780,