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PROPOSALS..

(yRoTON AQUEDuCT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
scaled proposals. each endorsed with the title OF work
70 which Is relates the Of the bidder the OF
tho offering VIII be received at this Office until II A. N.
OF TUESDAY October b. te69 from persona legally authorized
lay tue Nicoson Pavement for the OF that
form OF pavement in the following Streets 70 witt
Filtieth street, from First avenue 10 East river,
Fifty hrst street, from Filth TO sixth avenue,
Fiflyslxth street, from Third 10 Lexington avenue,
Fiy-siKth street, from Firth to Sixth a enue,
Fourteenth street, from Eighth TO Ninth avenue. and
Pine street., from broadway to William street.
Forms for bids and all further information
be Obtained application 10 the Contract Clerk at this Dnca
THOMAS STEPhENS,
R0BT IL. DARRAGH,
GEORGE g. GREENE,
Croton Aqueduct Board.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 81 18seTR1p1E SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

w City Hs placesels, on this day, at ID cciocs. tAs
Stock Fixtures OF Liquor k0 n
street. splendid mahogany top Counter ~ feel
long Ale PUMPS Glassware, Ice Ches and all other
Fixtures; aso Bourbon, sherry Wines Old Aies, &C.
w lillian ABBOTT, AuCTroNBER, oFFIQR NO
w City Hall place. WA sell FRIDAY, al O'Clock Il
OF Schooner Sails In good order ding OF cresai
sail and Jib at the foot OF Rutgers Slip Lat river.
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NEW YORK. October Is. 1863.


(tROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT CoNTEAC
~ torsSeparate sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
title OF tho which II reates the OF the bidder
and the date when offered will be received Al this Office un
OF Wednesday 9th inst the construction OF sewes
neutrality-suspicious. 25-n 127b street. between Third
and Fourth Specification 2Sn Fourth avenue be-
Sxtysecond and Seventeen streets with branches In
Sixythird, yfourth Sixyhh, Sxy-si1h aud sixty
Forty sixth Fy-nnth streets Specification 25In Firth
avenue, betwec Foysixh and Fifty ninth streets specd
cation 2in Lewis street. Third and Fourth Streets
Goerck street. between Broome Rivngon streets
Christopher and West Tenth streets; Barrow street,
between Beecker Bedford directs Greenwich street, DO
Horat0 and Gansevoort street. and Ninth avenue be-
Gansevoo and Thirteenth streets. Specification 81
In i29h between Tenth and Manhattan street
Specification 30 Outlet Ia Seventeenth street from
Hudson river to and through Eleventh avenue and Twenty
from Eleventh to and through Tenth avenue TO
Fourteenth street. Specification Sin l2th street. between
First and Third avenues Hath street. between Third and
Fourth avenues, and 18th street. between avenue and
payemensIn F0rysixth street. between Sixth avenue and
Broadway Forysxth street. between Lexington and Third
avenues Fiftyhrs street between Eighth avenue
Second avenue and East river Beach street, be-
tween West Broadway and West street; Harrison
street. between Hudson and West Streets street,
between Washington and Hudson streets; Feth street,
Ninth and Tenth Fifth avenue, between
Fftyntnh and Sixty eighth Streets Fiftyeghh street. be-
tween Lexington and Sixth avenues street.
sixth and Sixty first streets ll7h street, between Fourth
Harlem river. Also for cross-wak Sixth
avenue ana and also at the intersection OF Eighth
The plans forms for bids obtained APP
p"'~'''' " THOMAS sTEPHENs,) c,o,on
GEoRGE s. GREENE.S Aqueduct Board
NEW YORK, Oct. 15 1869.
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ITO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT THE BREEDING
L farm OF Mr.. Henry Fenncr, South Orange, N. j., at
o'clock Thursday October 81 fine collection thorough
OF the first premium for two Mt the New Jersey State
Fair together with Horses Colts AMI Fies from well
ro,ting Mares by thoroughbred stallion BY imported
Sovereign.
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w City Hall place. win sell on Saturday, 23i inst at I0,s
O'Clock the splendid Fixtures ana urntur o. the hrst class
very Kitchen Utensils Copper Ware Ranges OF the best
make black walnut Tables Chairs, fine marble top
Counter and fact everything to carry on hrs class
reNaurAnt.
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THE GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON.
JAMES NJ. MILLER,

Three hundred Plots OF Ground,
contain ing 800 city lots,
nj Oion Park,
adjoining
Jerome Park,
the north. This property has been part OF the
Cortland estate 20u II embraces the
most beautiful land in Westcheser county.
portions picturesque beautifully wooded, afford
extensive views Oon Park half mile from the city OF
New York. hreequarters OF milo from steamboat landing
on Harlem river one mile from Fordham, mile from
Wiamsbridgc, less than quarter Of mile from Central
Application has been made By the New York and
hoson Railroad, which will probably be built running
IN for right OF through the northwest Of
Dion Park where Ia proposed To erect on The Park
In the heart OF the district under the Jurisdiction the
Central Park Commissioners
sold by the lot.
special train win leave the Harlem depot corner Fourth
avenue and Twenty srth street, nj II A. N. the day Of
SALE LOT the grounds where collation. will be provided
FOR tickets maps and further information, which win only
be given TO persons OF responsibility, apply
the auctoneer - Pine street. Terms and
per cent on mortgage.
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ANY-TONIGHT-GREAT SUCCESS OF CRU
i soc. Enthusiasm LEVY. Terrific sensation OF
the LEOPoLDs and RIzARELLis UprosT Of mirth for
LAURIS. New Ballots New Scenery, New Costumes
Greatest performance the world Admission, SO cent?
Professor SILvESTER'S great feat OF HANkY PANkH
tonight
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ToSEPH HEGEMAN 4 CO., FRIDAY, OCT. 3D. AT 10
A. M, at the salesroom Wloughby street. corner of
Pearl Brooklyn, general assortment of Paror, Chamber
Dining Room Furniture. Bedding China Fancy Goods
Velvet and other Carpets rosewood Pianos Drug store Fix
SkoMcases.
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pRoPosALs FOR MATTRESSES
NAVY DEPARTMENT, J
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTBINa,}

PROPOSALS FOR MATTRESSES
il NAVY DEPARTMENT., J
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLoTBING,}
October H. 1869. }
Sealed proposals. endorsed "Proposas for Mattresses win
be received at this Bureau until two O'Clock r. NJ the
OF the delivered at the New York Navy Yard
1900 at the Philadelphia Navy Yard and 200 at the Boston
Navy Yard
hundred OF the mattresses to be delivered at the
New York Navy Yard, must have EACH and the
balance, $780, to be delivered without The mat
to be delivered at the Philadelphia and Boston Navy
Yards must have ono cover each.
Each mattress must weigh ten pounds including ticking
which feet six inches in length thrtyone
wide The must inches
In length twenty nine inches width The hair ticking
and make be equal to the samples at the Navy
Yards at New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
thousand mattresses must be delivered at the Navy
Yard. New York 500 at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia and
the Boston Navy Yard within thirty days. and the bal
Bonds, with approved security, will be required In
quarter the estimated amount OF the contract and twenty
per In addition will be withheld from the amount OF
payment collateral security for the due
of the contract which reservation win not be paid until the
contract IL fully complied with
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by responsible that the bidder
obligation within live days. with good and sufficient surees,
to furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
such and the Department the right to
jec PROPOSAL unless the responsibility OF the guaranors
certified the Assessor OF Internal Revenue for the
district in which they reside and unless the license required
by of Congress furnished with the proposal well
government f. L. DUNN, Chief OF Bureau.
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A UCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION, AUCTION.-THIs
IA day, commencing at o'clock r. NJ, $40 lots
SECOND hand Household Furniture-Rich rosewood Piano
forte Paintings Bronzes Brussels Carpet Bedroom and hn
rarior Furniture, Kitchen Furniture &C. and all compe
Furniture Of private boarding house No 81 West Twenty
seventh street. Sixth order OF b. r. Martin
l.. FITZGERALD, Auctioneer
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
A SOMETHING NEW
Startling and true.
AT JOHNSON MILLER's
Great Creski, n. j.,
ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %
Five splendid Lots OF Ground,
free and clear OF eucumbranceS,
viii be given away 10 tho
i've largest purchasers.
Crsskfll Ia the second station above Englewo0d.
The lots are al and depot, splendid y situated.
Secure railroad tickets before they all
gone
For further particulars auction advertisement and call
Tor maps and railroad passes at the Office ~
JOHNSON 4 MILLER,
20 Nassau street, New York.
UCTI0N EOTICE.-BOOTs AND SHOES
"A ATTRACTIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE
ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER q,
AT 1915 O'CLOCK,
We will sell a above
600 CASES OR MORE OF PRIME QUALITY
BOOTS, SHOES, BKOGANS,
BALMORALS AND CONGRESS CATERS,
Just received from Eastern and city manu- ncturers,
adapted to present season
and sold to meet advances.
AARON CLAFLIN Il co, Auctoneers,
IL Murray street and Il Park place.
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A CADEMV OF MUSIC.

Il hNhUoA
| A oADEMV OF MUSIC
ITALIAN OPERA.
SEASON OF 1863 TO- I'll
Mr. Mare,ssk has tho honor announce shss ~
opora win about
NOVEMBER 1, 1859
Confident tina. the general public Will receive with pleasure
that the plan, perfected for making
brilliant the Director takes pleasure In submitting for ~
prevail the following engagemeuts:-
SOPRANOS.
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG
recognized IN Europe and Americas OF the most gifted
-l1 ~ LEAbiSS PRIME DONNIE Or THE DAT.
ths But. believing ssopsTa,on q this sa
nent American aria, would be Indispensable to the
inodassd :. the Asaaeg Mr Mars e., has :. grs..
her valued services aud permit her to remain New
Ao'A ''' '' Madame CAROLINA DE BRIoL.
ss 81. 1a c.y a spsn.c s,,u, Of
ane1oeptonsy hIsh order Madame Brol has. Within y..y
~hei pfrna eonsdsn,y ie Win b. hs ere
judgment OF the Mss ARsr souPfs sss'Ss rREuEa
Arzzo sS1ssS f5 SSp f SSsSaA1ros
(her first appearance from Australa.b
MADAME ROSA CELLINI.
MISS JENNY LANDSMANN
FIRST TENORS.
SIG. q. LEFRANC,
Primo Tenorc Robusto,
from La Scsf Milan, Teatre Reale, Madrid. Theatre
Lyrique, Paris.
So. M. MASSIMILIAkt,
Sig. q. LEONI,
his lrst appearauceJ
FIRST BARiT0NES AND BASSOSs
S1d. q. COTTONE,
From Royal Opera, London.
Sig. h. KEYNA.
Sig. q. X. ANTOkUCCt
Sig. N. BARILI, and
Sig. GEORuIU RONCOhl.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To conclusion Mr. Maretyek has the ertrome ss,-fsoa
OF announcing he has completed Mr.
MAJ Strakosch for presenting ia Opera. for
LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS ONLY,
~ MISS GARLOTTA PATTI,
whose peerless vocazaon has electrified the most critical
audiences of Europe and America and everywhere creaA
parallel in the memorable history OF two
three whose talents like hers have
justly been considered phenomenal.
THE REPERTOIRE
will include OF the Avorite standard works OF the To-
vore composers In addition TO which the In
teads producing during the OF 1859 TO- tho following
Presented for the first time In America
HAMLET,
By Ambrose Thomas.
LA 0ONTESSA DI AkALFl,
BY PetreIa, composer of "iono.".
PEPELET.
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cADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mr. N b. Stage Director
THURSDAY, OCTOBER q, ledp,
ANNUAL FESTIVAL,
for the benefit OF the
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES.

Matinee at 2 o'clock.
ALL THAT GLlTTERS is
NOT GOLD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Hamil.
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Y. Baker,
Mr.. J. Mitchell, Mr.. Henry
Cunningham, Mr.. u. u.
Clarke, Mrs. France.
After which
Mr.. HU0HY DOU0HERTy,
original stump speech.
Mr.. u. l.. MORRIS,
ia his Dutch effects Mt English
oratory (by tho kindness OF
ROBERT W. BUTLER, Esq.,,
Manager OF tho Theatre
ComiTne).
Comic pan tomime OF
vOL-AU-vENT.
Robert Butler, tho great
Clown, Mr.. j. MoClosky, Mr..
J. IL. Bowers, Martini and
Mile. De Rosa (by the kind
permission OF VIM. II. FIRE.
ligh, manager OF the Bow
cry theatre.
Mr.. Hermann has kindly CO
the use of the Academy on the
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Mr.. Maretzsk has tho honor TO announce shat "
res OF Representations OF Regular sAsaoa0f nas
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INpWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
IL ELEGANT HORSES, PHAETON, lac.
ROBES, BLANKETS, &C.
by EDWARD SCHENCk. THIS DAY,

In front Of the saes,o0n,
80 LIBERTY STREET,
AT ONE O'CLOCK,
beautiful span Of bay Horses 6 hands, years old war
rantcd kind anr gcntc believed he sound are hno
travellers also Park Phaeton double Harness, Robes,
Ac. the property OF gentleman going to Europe Sale
v0sltye.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RowERY THEATRE n
Revival - the Comic P4ntomme,
TICKErOF-IEA VIZ NAN. | vOL-AU-VEkT.
ROBERT BUTLER.
Splendid Scenery md The Great Clown.
Mountinlr MILE LA ROSA,
Mr. W. IL. WHALLAy The Splendid Danseuse.
~ Bob Brierly YOUNG MARTINI
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On SATURDAY, AT 3,
The management announces
with pleasure thai Mile. RITA
SANGALLf, In obedience TO
n universal desire. viii ap.
pear In her magnificent Fairy
extravaganza al the matinee
and evening performances on
Saturday next.
Seats may now be secured.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25
iazcxoved Heal b Of Charlotte
&yugn saa&.
e. respondent Of the plliladel

q. respondent of the philadel-
pa +. stAettn wiring from 10 ne
us Il Of Or ed savs:
axe iusr read q letter written nv
ii ,,usilmali IN her .uw,, hand,
VI IS 3 very gratifying sigh, nj
81 ','.sim k.ti. Anxiety we hav-'
/, rluru,g the pass two month
U account. :. Ii Ia dated / O il
I l. l..rgs She writes: Il am,
~ rod, able to drive out an hour
: ~ ia HE sgn, which feels
u -na,sul TO n,--each day s,nce
J had pertnisaso'i. am grad
u, picking up under the inhuenc,
seCi -. nr, trosn which | have bee,
si,,s. oa. for eieii, wesks-and eigh
y,.st.s 81 ruch satssfing..''
,c letter goes on 10 say that SOM
IT,, daring the winter she hope
D. a. q .,ele to- return to her home ii
X 6. bnt 40, unll rather late j,
tle season, si,e fears, AZ Sir Jane
..son vail no. aliow her to leav'
!. ball b.: cntirel, prudent TO
l. undertake The journey.
- IN Dry 10 SAY, however tlls
/ sS;elhins has heen quite iii
: VA with Miss Cnenman durin,
cruel suffering. and, of course
81 lie worst wa over Miss Set
h. hers"us system was complete
! ruaiei. She liz nov, howeve,
= n,u i. bei ter, an.t before many week
: v. ,4sy: I'D be able 10 welcome bot
\ i 10 Miss Cushman's hospitabi
l.. IL. i;e VI Georgiana.
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Sad Death of an Author.

.cilaId ii,la,cih, the author
di-s tx years ago in Florence. cro
E,a Town by literary labor. at tn,
II iitty six, and 80 poor tina:
- 'ns were wanting 10 erect eve,
-npi"st memorial TO M rk hi
sting place. His wife 500
j. '1wed lnm. a victim of Cholera, a
! pies, The Cleveland Xc,mif
! IS that gentleman from tina
vino was ia Florence last sum
stopped at the AMERICAN Pen
where Mr.. !lildreth was be
ded by the landiady in his las
t,ss, and learned from her the mel
e !. oily story. TIE Cleveland
] IN 'lamIy wrote to Harper & l3roth
e., relating the facts, and il, reply
c y, u check for Il generous amount.
t.rovpr all expenses OF firing
nnstone Hiram Powers. hearing
.u circumstances, volunteered IL
ea,rrlntend the work. and befor,
J. Ning Italy the Cleavlander had
{ satisfaction Of seeing III the beau
& Il Protestant cemetery of Florence
" ich rest the remains OF Elizabe!l
L.'rett Browning, chasie and
"p'e MONUMENT over the grave q
I sard Hlldre,h; bearing the bric
ri of his name and date OF hi
q lJ!l. TUts1nnetti OttOnicie.
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II a supper at which Dumas Wa
p1r>'nt. he lady OF the house ,!lrd
u III hun, IN the tame OF i!n. o,he.
gusts, 10 say sonnet hing bri.iiantan.
" ~. Pray tic so. Monsieur Dn-
n'a<.'' she sail, when he did ,,or
sen to listen to her: '.sav some
lung witty: that is your business
y"n are doing SO every day." ".Ah >
ro}''ed Dumas, if you look upo,,
the matter in that hight. am ready
t. do so, provided al the other
gu s's glv- IT, likewise specimen Of
thriF b size Pray, sir" he con
tiuwd. turning TO an artillery fl tr
sitting on his left, Commence. ana
Fl IF cannon shot. 1t will be
nv turn next.
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A Checker ed Lite.
From tn. L..a,.n. or. b Con.,rva i,

From ths L'aSeH% or!h Conn-rva i've.
We have employed iii this office a
man VINO has bee:. IN the English
my for over fiury-h.- Years, WAS
as sae siege OF Lucknow and iad
10th ear, cut off While .tlcklng l,i-
b ,.d cut OF o sally port.
He alters ar.i~ served On the staff
OF Wellington, ar. Waterloo, and
subsequently, accompanied DO apar Z
III his celebrated Hgsp,ian eanpa gu
where he was. arrested for conniying
y, an e!oper,eht with the sphinx
aud was confined ia the pyramids
cor three weary years. He has hee''
l.. four hundred aud eight, ore (4si
pitched battles, and q great MANY
'i,at were not pitched. Everybo',
~ read If the butcher woo wa,
killing keef for the conrmistafy whe''
| ne Bsiaciava charge Was sounded,
and who siezed All axe, mounted >
,.orse aud - ent through the Russian
ia terry and back safely. Well. this
~ the rnarl We are writing about
lie relates this thrilling episode il
ris clltckered history with much ell
lusiasn,. lie used 10 ha. e a. media
e"' grizzly bear 4l,a,ched it off hi
,Airt bosom while he was la,in:
he last tie ontite China & Siberia,
:tai.wav, Eastern Division. III
avs he Is now tired OF travel arr
.iytuiure, and proposes TO seitl
Ido~r, and it is the general opimo'
a,at he viii He neither smokes
news, drinks whisky. mr. swears
md can set type as we'll as he use
0 fight.
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ssg3Sss23ss. I

rn THE WORKING III s4s-we ~. nax pr.
Jared % turHt-B cla~-fs With constant eFyai'
NEE a. h'me. hewh e a.. III. time ar iog b,
par. IN Elrnta. Ru. Iia ~ NV liz! md I.r' f
NJ Pcie"n nf sith-r ,.s,iy from SOC q
~ per evening. ana d prcp"'tlnHSi &um flevo .
':;2 th.ir who q Iiu.r "a ih. tukinr>s r.
tris 'usn n.,arS mnrh ~ men h,f all Nh
-e' thu, ntsice Tnxs nd ,heiI- affrrs-. = r.
- ,n.i:.->.. we make hir uupa a..td fer: II
nch arr n"t well "a Used III ss..i
Ity TOR the ,r ub.e of writing Fuil p.rt'' rtnr- ?
S,iuahi .ir,p'e which will "a &. -Tln,. .,.f
GA ann COP, ~ Ta> r., piles Literary or,prn
~ he lar. rnd neat fs,niiy n'r- ~
I,ers pull bid al n. fee h. IrSi fes'eY
if ron waR, n Pmanent proA'ahlr ."rk a'dr, Il
Z .aLLGS i o AUGUSTA. MANN.
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Everything has Its use" said a
philosophical professor TO his class
',Ot what use is the drunkards
'ose p asked one OF his pupils
It's lighthouse answered tho
Professor, ito warn ms of the little
water that passes underneath it am:
eminds us of the shoals of appetl"
IN which we might otherwise lie
wrecked"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

NJ WONDtR THEY lMM:GRATE. -
Switzerland. tbs common laborer
ives with board, Oh an ayerag,
l. ii franc Il day. or about fourteen
G. IS OF our money, and frank !;
& Z without board And thousand
al unable to obtain all tie worI,
tlt'v want even al hat small conppn
s;'ion The peasantry. men. wnmel,
ali children, work hard to obtain a
l. re 'suhsl tllca, and live, tor the
INST part. OH coarse black bread and
clis.ap VINE; and have NEAR, on IA,
a, erage, once a mo:tth. But take.
ar low and Government cheap. For
example. executive power is vested
i federal council OF seven, eIecfe,i
b he TWO houses Of the Legislature,
e. ny three years. The members oc
c. y the different bureaus q,
IL Government. The Legisla
t.. i" ncets twice a year-julv am
L pmucr. Tie salaries paid ar,
Il the highest that Of the Pres
ion OF the c, u ell. $4,000 year
a. his work i constant and ard lol S
Z Other members. of Council. ,c-
c ~ 81 500.
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Mark Twain Understands new>
paper responsibilities. e says
MIR Creole, is going to lecture o.
he Byron scandal. We have u,
.uthority for making this statement
mt then it makes an interesting lien
# news. and the il!exorahIe business
i a newspaper is to collect interest
ing news"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

4 GENT =" 4 = ~ <ss IL ~ - n
= h- t'srm Fay 4 -nre. satr $ III pricFlc u
Guide to tuck Racer, 'IaTden"!
AIN Fruit Cninrs'iSt by th- , ok y"arl. profit Z
nay n, tonben had in"r,a-ed H. vxla", p ;nrn
n,'~ ricn and honssi l.h r reward X gt''A
"a" Hssnsn. Eysrynody bus il 6'O sold III .
sewi an-niur Hu .f.ir.,i- In n i gle town NhIi'
ve'.t- hrd ~ 'e.t''r w+rk furing -" Fall nnd
initr FL. n.e ant then s0". ctr ssch sndkr
e3sNs per month. ..''d 'or CIRCULAR
address ZEiG' Err %clJ'RnY s. co.
Ai.go 81 ,r%t L"ni.. NJ
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JEFF Davis does not in' tnd to settle i
Am, r,ct AS ST. II a. his private affair
re e. q III Mis>i>srppi, lie will r. j.i
as fun lv IN l. ndon.
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The Erie Ra load Comp,ny hav
agreed t. pay $40 900, 600 Inc usye 9
lie Use, for the :lsr and control of the A
-antic and Great Western railroad ans
,r"ctdings at law on both sides hav,
BEEN aba dpncd b
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Thtre 1860 pupils in The publ c
school Of Clnci8uuti.
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