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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
Rf GREEN 4 WILLIAMS
~ Auctlcneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. 3fs, southwest corner nh and D streets.

| RY GREEN 4 wILLIAms,
- Aucneneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. sfs, southwest corner 7th and d streets.
NEARLY NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
"A On TUESDAY. r sss n,s ,,.,.,, :, "a
V O'clock m We .haii sell al house ' No. 1sre.
west the H foieTinsI In fs and 1sis
Haircioth Par,or Set, oOns,.t,nx ., rs,..r.,.
Marble top Center Table and wbatnOt
asnS ,op cottage SETS Mattresses and Feather
zHandsome Painted
Wardrobes, Dining Tables and Cane seat Chairs
Handsome Black walnut Iitine Desk
ag and s:ns
coSsnr ParsT spS GGSbs aSr So s;o We an,
lot Of Kitchen Requisites s'"'
The above furniture has only been IN us- but
lev tbs and the only reason fOr selling the
Terfss: Cash.
mylsa lReSa ShhN 8 ~l aaeiisassii..
RY CHEN a WILLIAMS.
An Sa ssa and Zeal Estate Brokers
81 SALT FH ~ coNNHs 3,
soUTH i sTREEfs, ISLAND. of az AND
f sas s se 81 shs s,seT e
Written the pa sns BY tss
viii ell at public auction, on MONDAY. the d
the premises 10; NUMBERED went h IN ifsns Of
square numbered four hu ndred and ninety nine,
This property Is very desirable lot, on *
Terms: One half in cash, 81 xhies SO must be
thereafter the deferred payments to be- made in ss
and twelve months, with interest from day Of sale,
and secured by deed OF trust to the satisfaction of
Terms to be complied with within six days after
to re.e the property at the risk and cost Of the rst
incI Ind I'M ~
purchaser cost.
y MS q a w ssERHhnEs,, Trustees.
sps-sswsw&ds GREEN 1 MiLLIaMs, Auets.
I'll TUEsbAY the III day q Msy 10 a. d. s ann
hGn5 eas place dkfHs vi
ID AuCtioneers and Real Estate Broksry.
Southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
- By virtue of q deed Of trust bearing date the
sth day Of MaTch lS7e, and duly recorded in the
XII al nsy n s es ss
all that piece or parcel q ground in wa.hinst9p
I'd IN
oS I'M ana pSpt on Line Of 18th street
northeast corner Of said square running thence west
q feet to an alley; thence south along said alley .
Terms Of sale: One half cash balance in and u
when
r. the er. anS
days from day Of sale the trustee reserves the right
TO resell at purchasers risk and cost.
p. A DARNEILLE, Trustee.
myl0-ddds GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 9TH and d streets.
TWO BUILP!NS Lots EEAR THE BALTI-
MORE DEPOT AT AUCTION
- On TUESDAY. the nth instant, at 6 O'Clock
up. m, we shall sell, the premises. two Build-
ing bots, iettered and u, in Square No. 6S2,
bepg subdivision of Lot No 5, one fronting Del
aware avenue and the other on LIST street east be-
tween and X streets north.
Terms: nefourth cash: balance in 8, II, IS and "a
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust on the premises. All convey aacing
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctloneers
- No. $40, southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF House AND LOT ON I
kTREET NORTH, BETWEEN ID AND Sp

- By virtne Of deed of trust. dated 9Th October
1888, recorded In Liber and r, Ne. ., foiios rs
county, bi.rict Of Columbia, shall sell q Dnbiic
auction, IN front Of the premises, on MONDAY, the
Of lot Of ground situate and lying In Wsshiakton
city, In aid District, and known and distinguished
in Square No 90; beginning at the y, r corner OF
said lot, and running thence south $50 feet to pub
$50 eet TO street. thence east 20 feet Sinches to the
beeinning with the improvements thereon, consist
ing OF pearly neW three-story Dwelling House and
back building, containing 10 rooms, with al modern
Terms OF sale: $4,000 cash, (of which osO must he
paid down at time Of sale) balance In equal
ct s., II, u, and months; the Durchassrs notes to
roa the day Cf sale and secured By deed Of trust
the premises. All esnyeyancing and stamps at the
piled with within Eve days after the day of sale the
Trustee reserves the right TO resell at the rik and
q = r. r. MORSELL. Trustee.
mys-d GREEN WILLIAMS, xucts'
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10y COOPER & LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Successors TO j. @. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and 18th 9

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF r
SHEET, BETWEEN ~ AND 9TH STREETS,
ISLAND. so
- BY virtue Of a deed of trust dated the Sd day OF
3 May. 1869, and duly recorded in Liber 7 SR. No.
folio S34, one of the land records for Washing
ton county in the District Of Columbia shall sell
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, June the 9th, at
No is In square ase, having 'front.' Of "a feet i1
ches and running back IL feet 5nches, or less
to q 30 foot alley, improved by q three-story brick
dwelling, with all the modern improy ements, con.
tanning about nine rooms situated the south side
Terms Of sale: One third cash, the residue and Il
months, secured by deed Of trust, with notes bear
ing inter est. Convey ancng and stamps at purcha-
sers cost. 100 down at time of sale,
WILLIAM BRYAN, Trustee
m 6-eo&ds COOPER a LATIMER Aucts
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LOANaOFFICES.
CHARLEs nERxBlRGy LOAN OFFTOI.
~ ,tISrAM IsaEp 1881

Uo<Woou u ma Ukn 9tfeetsa lmmedfateiY N F0ar Of
Money loaned nc al snns on Watches, Diamonds
, s.ary, si,hysryare, WesFins Apparel, tur- ~
The noe liberal terms guaranteed. FOR fairO (
dealing and just treatment refer any resident Of
tis city not connected with any similar esfsblish
ment In the city. New number. ia. jsISSn
NATIo1AL LOAN oIYI0I, slIN q ss.s.s
nssT Pencg Hsnia avenae; HQBERT EUL:
sssl Ei s;s D2O: z: SWsse6ss Dy ooGds IsI
B.TSs DC Ssib 1r,cs r "a "a t xssS,ssU
0len sssv - sxosSs ssn6svs frcn .. =. 20
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ID lsuccessors to Jas. o. Mcclure Co.,
southwest corner OF avenue and nth st
TRUsTEEs BALE OF TRACK OF LAND I'm
= BY virtue Of two deeds Of trust from snes
~: Darne and wife, duly recorded In the CIerk 4
bidder on ths sa s h a.s
May At 81 o'clock At the suction rooms OF
4 Latimer, IN the city Of Washington, 9 Tract ~
Land tn Louaon coa.fy, In the state Of Virginia. On
the Leesburg and Dranesvtlle road describe in -
dse1s q conieinne two hundred and thrte an acres
ana Genf mine perches The title d believed 10 be
good, pnt l. = trustee xin convey only slch Is i
Terms: Cash. II not complied with in Q day,
risk and cost Of the first purchaser s,sm nm
and conyeyancing q the cost OF purchaser.
TREDERlCK B. MCGUIRE, Tru tee
my 3dtd COOPER 3 LATIAER, Aucts.
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DIED.

LOMAN. On the morning Of the 18Th. Mrs
MARTHA LOMAN, in the 9,ih year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from 81. DOmnck'
Church at 9 clock a. m the 18th instant Her
friends are invited TO attend.
MOCKERBY. suddenly; MAY "a, Mrs. JULIA
A, vie Of VIVA. Ill. MOckerby, Esq.
FuneraI TUESDAY, NAV Il, 2 0. m from her late
residence 10th street, near c, southeast. Friends
and acauaintances invited 10 attend
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7 UMBERI LunBERn LUMBHR,

UABEH LuhBxRn LUMBER.n
large and complete a..oytyasr,. -, p,,,,,,.
Lumber; Hemlock Fencing, Cypress shinries Whife
Pine and spruce piekets, Cedar Posts, Also,
pRESSED LUMBHR
OF all Kinds on hand and fer sale AZ lowest mare.
rates ~ WlLLET REDGRAYE,
Corner New York avenue and 9Th street,
one square from Northern
epi3-u Liberty Market.
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ITO ARCHITECTS.


FREDERICK CITY, APRM 18th. $50.
The Executive Committee, In behalf Of the Visit
o and Trustee Of the Institute for the 1nstructioh
the Deaf and Dumb Of this State, respectfully In
yiss Asehitess 70 sqhIit Raes shd
DUMe INSTITUTE AT FREDERiCX OITY, Md.
such building to losses capacity Of comfortably
accommodating ct leaet two hundred inmates, Of
both sexes, and suecep9bs OF enlargement or extsn
TO contemplate an expenditure not exceeding
Whilst reseryins the right to accept or reject, the
Board will grant compensation only Tor such plan as
Board, in their diseretsos may allow. '1'n ~ 'ss
or before fU7stxY Hay rsS. isS and sent fr se
Any additional information vii be ,rou,s,v ran.
dered By makise Application to either msn6er Of
n = TARTAR sCHLEY,
----- GEO. MARKELL,
W. H. fALCONER,
j. b. BRINkLEY, ~
dor further particulars apply 70 W. II. FAL-
o0HEk, Corcoisnb Art B1iiding, corner 18th o..
and pennsylvania avenue. spls 2AwtMyH
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On The petitics Of BEHJAhIN y. BEE, OF Har-
wen, ssachnsetts- praying Tor the extension Of
patent granted 20 him the l5th day Of July asa
Tor an fmprovement n means OF Controlling Feed,
II is ordered that the tssnony In fhscase be cossd
Sn9 srsmens and tie E1snns rst r me tine ne for
tied to the 2ith day q June next. and that ~ efi
ton Be hessd On the ~ dsy q June nszt.
An' sel''a NV '''SSxst 11i fiI.sit1 sfsaxR
ap S-1aw3W Comnnissioner ~ $780,
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RY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers :
- successors to James @. McGnre COD
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave. and uth st

Try COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers, :
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave. and 18th st.
AHf 81 HatSARkE pa sRT
9E Fs THAT THAT ESTATE KNOWN AS METRoPO
a By virtue Of an order Of the supreme Court Of
So day e May
Metropolis View as Lot No II, containing sR,
an snd Ssp d n or less. The lot i stoatd
s.enue and Is opposite to the residence OF Mr.. &.
A plat of the property can be seen at Cooper &
Latimer auction rooms. Taxes to be settled to day
covenant will be required on the part OF the
purchaser that he will net allow any slaughter
house or other nuisance to be erected on the lot.
Convey sneins and revenue stamps at the pur
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash; balance in equal
payments at s, II and Is months. with interest be
m,,a,. JOHN aSoSr kIPPIETsE, Trustee ,ss
TRUSTEES SALE.
IL In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Court
sr rd9S S Ss sase 81 in equity
TRAITOR b. n. I. a., OF Harry IL Waring, deceased,
lie s SIhn ON Hsass bnd others Sa will TO
m at the residence Of Francis NJ Soper on the premi
ses the Farm wherein be resides, Containing about
This property is most eligibly situated. being
Hihln ABOUT one mile Of the Baltimore and Potomac
naiiread, fsur from Bladensburg, and being on the
Washington city. by said Railroad The soil 'i Il
naturally kind and productive, and with the aid of
could be made first class Farm. The location Is
most healthful, the Building and Fencing in good
order, has sufciency Of Wood for all pur poses an
excellent Peach and Apple Orchard, and perhaps
one OF the finest Springs In the country, yielding a
within a few rods of the main Dwelling
Terms Of sale: One third cash; residue in six and
twelve months, with interest and approved security
on payment Of the whole purchase money deed In
Zee Will be executed to the purchaser.
mo Uawtd n. q. STBPHEN, Trustee.
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EMFiRE HEATING RANGE.
without an equal In the world.
Simple IA construction.
VIII warm upper rooms in cofdest weather ~
. H. 4. GREGORY.
my u oS4 PeRnsy lvaniA avenue.
pRoPOsALs FOB LIGHT ARrILLERY
DEPor OrARTSEN.s-v,,. o...,

FEE HISHEsr CASH PAID FOB GENTS
Colts Reviewers, Guns, Pistols, az L. s. 6ARTO.
GEAsle', 1924 7th street, between n ana NJ knv
order through mail promptly attended TO- des-ly !,
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE Up IN
steel engraved wrapper. with fse-sinile Of n
Chemical warshouss. and signed
orAsv n. n HxLnDoLD.
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MAR RED,

BOSw ELL-JOHNsOS. On Thursday evening,
May I2th. at the Fifth Baptist Church. by the Rev .
G. 4. MeafOr, ALPHONSO NJ. BOSWELL to
MARY L, JOHNSON, both Of this city.
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AUCTION SAL&.


RY COOPER & bATIMER Auctioueer~..
- Successors TO Jas. c. Mcclure a Sol
Southwest corner Of Penn ave- and IItl1 street
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AUCTION SAILS.

10y COOPER 4 LATIA1tR, Auctisne<rs.
- Successors to Jas. c. act3ure Col
Southwest corner Pean. avenue and lith q
ANFXTYNsIyE COLLECTION OF RABE AND
BtAl TITUB PLANTS ST AUCTIOR
a On Tuesday. May 18th, ~ ii o clock. within
o3oour auction ro0Ms. will sell extensive col-
lection Of rare and beautiful Piant-. frcrn tie
well nov nurseries of John SAM stinr OF ne
Foliage Plants. Green House Plants, Basket and
Bedding Plants, &e., viz :--coiens. verbenas,
Lonaies yariegafed and Double 6ersniums, Abu-
tilous Pelargonirms, Pefnnas. Heisotrobes, Lilies
Pipks, Dahlias, &C, in great varieties.
Baskets OF Plants. Hanging Baskets.
John SAUL, Nmeeryman.
1t COOPER q LATIMER, Aucts.
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TNlTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
I'll MONDAY, the 10th day Of May, 1870 At the same
hour and place, By CONSENT OF all parties.
ap IL ALEX. SHARP, u. 3. HarshAl. D. O.
~THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY, the 9Th Of June, 1870, at same
myl6 ALEX. SHARP, q s. Marshal, .. o.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319 Southeast corner Of Seventh and d streets
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DY GREEN d WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, southeast cerneS 18th and ID streets
Tkku HSr rs SALE OF NEAT TWO STORY

TRUSTEES SALE OF NEAT TWO STORY
STREETS. - = =
~ BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated September
81 9Th, lS69, and recorded in page IS, Liber and
Is, and by direction oft party secured, i will
sell at public auction, SATURDAY, May 2lst, at
5oclOck the premises, Lot in subdivision of
the north half Of squire sss, with improvements, CON
sistine Of neat new room two story frame house,
with hall, water, and gas, &c.
Terms: S6O0 cash; balance in and II months, with
interest secured by deed Of trust satisfactory tn
Trustee. Conveyancing at purchasers cost. $50
down on day Of sale. Terms OF sale to be complied
with within Nv avs from date of sale, or the pro-
perty to be resold at purch q risk and cost,
JOSHUA WHITNEY, Trustee.
myHn GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 319, Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets

- On TUESDAY, the nth instant, at O'Clock
up m, We shall sell, on the premises. two Build
ing bots, iettered and q, i'm Square No. So,
being subdivision of Lot No. 5, fronting on Del
aware avenue and the other on LIST street east, be
tween ID and X streets north.
Terms: Onefourth cash; balance in 8, II, IS and "a
months Tor notes bearing interest, and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All convey aHcing
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchaser SIS
down on each lot on the day of sale.
my lid GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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rhEEs SElHTSss S sAhE ~ ERA0z "a Lazy

RY COOPER h LATIMER, .Auctioneers,
u iSuccessors to Jas O. Mcclure Co =
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VIS tn ureet, Opposite fost Omee.
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE ON I
STREET, BETWEEN asp AND 24rH
On WEDNESDAY, May 18th, at $50 o. m, :,
IN" shall OFFER at public auction, on the premises
street, between sd and 1lth.
Terms: One.thrd cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months All convey aneng at purchaser, q
cost To be reeold IN ave days II terms Of sale are
not complied with; 3 l0 down on day Of sale
mild THOS. II. WAG0AMAN, Auct.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-14
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CON
VENTION.

The series of Educational Meetings to
be held this year at Cleveland, Ohio, from
the 10Th to the 10th of August, inclusive,
will be opened on. Monday morning by
an address before the National Normal
School Teachers Association" by Presi
dent John Ogden, of Fisk University
Tennessee. During the two days session
of this body papers will be read by J. L.
Pickard, Superintendent of Schools, Chi
cago, Illinois; Geo. B. LOOMS, Indiana.
polls; and by the following Principals
of Normal Schools: VIM. F. Phelps OF
Minnesota, Richard Edwards, LII. D.,
Normal, Illinois, A. G. Boyden of Massa
chusetts, Della A. Lothrop of Cincin
natl, J. W. Dickinson of Westfeld, and S
FL. White Of Illinois
The opening exercises of the "NatioD
al Teachers Association will take place
on Wednesday morning, August 18th
The reception speech will be made by E
r. Perkins, Esq, President OF the City
Board of Education, and the Introductory
address by President Daniel B. Hagar Of
Massachusetts,. During the session O
three days. reports, papers or addresses
will be presented by the following dis
ltinguished gentlemen President Chas
lW. Elliot, Of Harvard University; Ebe1
Touriee, Director of the New England
Conservatory of Music; DR.. J. w. Hoyt
President of Wisconsin Academy of Sci
Ience; f. A. Sheldon, Principal of MOI
NAL School, Oswego New York; Prof
George A. Chase. Principal of High
School for Girls, Louisville, KY; Genera
John Eaton, National Commissioner o
Education, Washington, D. c.; I. S. Ba
ker, Principal of Skinner Gramma
School, Chicago. ILL.,; Hon. A. S. Kissel
State Superindent of Schools, Iowa; anc
Hon. Frederick A. Sawyer, United State
Senator from South Carolina.
The Cleveland Omnibus and Hack Com
pany will pass members, who obtain prop
er certificates fron the Committee on Re
lception, from point to point in the cit,
at 25 cents, half the usual fare En-
ltertainment can be had at tn
lKennard House for So per day
Weddell, $3.50; American, Rus
sell and Cleveland, each $500; and TO
ladies at private boarding houses 70
| from 81 90 to $3.50 per day. Commit
tees of reception will be at the depot
on the arrival of trains, August 10Th ant
nth. Exchanges please copy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-14

Snpposing the body of the earth were
great ball or mass of the finest sand
and that single grain or particle of this
sand should be annihilatcd every thous-
and years. Surprising then that you had
it in your choice to be happy all the
while this prodigious mass OF sand was
consuming by this slow method, until
there was not grain of it left, on condi.
ton you were to be miserable for ever af.
ter; or surprising that you might be hap
Ply for ever after, on condition you would
be miserable until the whole mass of sand
were thus annihiiated at the rate of one
sand in thousand years which ofthese
two cases would you make your choice?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-14

The 4th of July was fully celebrated
by US in common with the patriotic citi-
zens OF Kenosha and the regions round
about. We entered upon the celebration
with little enthusiasm, but became prop
erly enthused after the imbibation of a
glass or two of lemonade compounded by
our teacher friend, It. T.rgLee, toU-ard
whom we entertain very patriotic senti-
ments, and the explosion of a fire cracker
that had somehow inserted itself between
our neck and shirt-collar. To such an ex-
tent were we wrought upon by the unusual
sights, sounds and sensations of that dav
that even now after the elapsion of a
week we write in semi-state of bewil-
derment 1t is our intention to visit
Watertown this week during the session
of the Wisconsin Teachers Association
where we shall have an opportunity cl
listening to several long speeches, which
will undoubtedly serve as corrective
and send US home intellectually refreshed
and fitted to discharge our editorial duties
With dignity, honor and all that sort o
thing.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-14

A dreadful accident occurred about
two miles north of Biggsville, ILL.,, or
Friday before the 18th. It appears that d
young man named Wallace had been
blowing corn with cultlvator, and was
accompanied by younger brother, some
years old A furry Of wind and rain
coming up they started to the house, ana
as the elder brother started to open q
gate he threw the lines over the little
fellows neck and told him to hold the
team. Almost Immediately afterward
the horses started to run, jerking the
little fellow before the pillow one of the
shovels entered his body at the side, and
he was dragged some distance before his
brother could reach him, and when he
did, it was only to find him dead-cut to
pieces by the plows
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Newspaper
Advertising.

Book Of l25 closely printed pages, lately ia.
sued, contains list of the best American Adver-
Using Mediums. giving the names, calculations,
and Weekly Political and Family Newspapers
together with all those having large circnlatons,
published in the interest of Religion, Agriculture
Literature; &C., &c Every Advertiser, and every
find this book Of great value Mailed free to any
address on receipt of fifteen cents GEO. r.
HOWELL q Co, Publishers, No. 40 Park
Row, New York.
The Pittsburg Pa.) Leader, in it's issue of May
70, 1870 says; = The firm Of G. p Rowell & Co.,
which issues this interesting and valuable book.is
the largest and best advertising Agency in the
United States, and we can cheerfully recommend
to the attention of those who desire 10 advertise
tcally in such way: that is, so to secure the
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-14

A MAN OF NoTE.-Enos Stutsman
whom President Grant recently appoint
ed Receiver of the United States Land Of
fee at Pembina, and who is wei, known
as the Yankee lawyer" credited with
furnishing President Reil, the leader
of the Red River rebellion, with the
brain power OF his government, is an Ill
inoisan by birth. He was once engaged
in the real estate and banking business
at Sioux CITY, Iowa, and afterward re-
moved to Yankton, Dakota, and taking
an active interest in politics, was elected
to the Territorial Legislature. Leaving
there he went to the Red River region,
and in connection with Reil and Others
began the agitation of affairs there. He
is about three feet high, being entirely
without legs. Nature having thus left
his otherwise splendid form incomplete.
He uses short crutches, aad moves about
with apparent ease, his arms having be.
come developed to a wonderful degree
He is an eloquent speaker, and man OF
fne talent and culture Chicago Journal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-14

Rev. Col Samuel Fallows, at present
pastor of the Spring Street Methodist
Church in Milwaukee, has been appoint
ed by Gov. Fairchild as Superintendent
Of Public Instruction in Wisconsin, vice
A. J. Craig, deceased. This is an excel
lent appointment, and one that will give
general satisfaction. Mr.. Fallows receiv-
ed the next largest vote to Mr.. Craig in
the Convention, which fact alone should
entitle him to the appointment,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-07-14

The Editor of the EDUCATIONAL. Col
UNIV is at present troubled with an amur-
otto affection of the eyes, which is Of Sc
serious nature as to allow of reading OF
writing but a few moments at a time
This in connection with the celebration
of the 4th is the excuse offered for the
non-appearance of tho Educational last
week