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OBITUARY..

DR.. John Railway, for many years promi-
nent physician Of this city died at hs residence, ycser
day at the age of 40 years Distinguished for his energy
and zeal in the prosecution Of his business he was also
beloved by large circle Of friends for his gcua and
aaectonac disposition and his noble character.
John Brough, whose death is announced in
our cable kilograms, was a wellknown London lherdte
and wrote several buiesques which attained great popu
rty in the London theaters. His name has been asso
c,atcd with that Of Henry j. Byron aud other English
huresoue writer's both on account OF the similarity IN
character OF their theatrical writings, and the JOINT enter
urses IN which they engaged. HIS genial disposition
and ready wit his varied accomplishments a. hulnoils
and munster secured him wide esteem among ls literary
associates. Many Important works were revised anu
edited by him tor the London puDhshcTs
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DIED.
name aud address


,rnROo, sg,v March 10 1870 4, Elb.,b J.. Charlotte
VIE Of Jane, ,bro esq the 54h Of her age
IA, neI al m Al St Church Elizabeth without further
notice Tue remains s DO Inferred IA E'eTsfeens Cemetery
RpRGEy-. BookIyu March Il Robert Bergen aged ~ years
Tbs relatives ,ui friend. respectfully invited TO ae9d 81 ia9s
from h, late residence 81 Wioughb1'i GA H:las' a'f" ~
AZ o'clock
cHAPMAs-Oa Moui,1 morning. march H. a. ~ o'clock At TIE e,
deuce o. b., brother asa raris, Bokyu J9ha ChaP
TN i. Of ,G Of , M' t. s i o. i from -; res.
ieIte Of his brother Jol1 T. ,.i ,-O . " Nh az
O'clock H be t,Asu to Is''oso or ateTmea' % Tue
o'clock p IA tran VIA llai,oa River Ea.roiL
COr-On Mols March John CouOf Ta,hr y aged ve"s
The friend, family sso toe members 81 John d.
M1,i n, t re- residence Of b.. 6rr5s G,or. R Rori H.
TSe1b Fourth aud Fai's South Brookyo % We'd
cnALMERs-ou saturday M,rh u justin, w. vie q Thomas Il
Chams, srd younge daughter oi Capt Wa 4 Anderson Oh
The relative, 1 Of the hOr are r1c,a io','i 70 .'isl
l o5 IL S v f I, ;: 5;a T. " ''''' '' " ''''
sorfolk paper, please copy
CoBrRS-oa S.,ary March r. Robert coburn ,ecold OF
Friend. aud the family resqec;n ai 90 ,i'end ne
ton-aye
popGR-A G,orse,,so - c. on Srn'lv Mr.h D. 'nais "
Naur.r RctrL -. Dui, % BooA7a, SUI laughter '' 'r'
j & Nouse O..
FSE-ou Sari,g Marc, 70 ,t'y aser iae,, sarah daughter
Of stephen Mar fiss. u The lhh year 81 Der age
cILp-g,h o. aner long sol painful Illness Of consumption. W"
Llm II Gu.A IT, formerly cot Boston eyed 81 !e'f' ' months
HoLNES-oo Sur'ay evening March j! az 3. oeoA amer pro
trlei ae,, Robert Holmes 80 aged 81 yeiri aa mgva'
The eu relative, %! he family $50 'de members o. nc si'
weipcs' I6,h Inst Tie Wl he coa'e,rI from be late
residence Ne sroNt Ia TRACE Cbu,r1 ~tsre the aher ser
vices he held o'clock SAD t1Aeu tleuce 70 greenwood
CemeJcrg Tor iutrr.IelL
M,,oyc Sorrc,Tbs oEeer, Of ". Grand Lois. Of Pe'
OF New YORK notified Go assem-
ON W~ur.ay lob lost l. occE a. the late residence 90
Robert H. Holmes 30 escort Ls reuaia u"
6rc. Church hhrrl Of tbe several lodges "a TIE
to assemble Grace Church clock u par
cplt- al service sud accompany the remains % he o
ntsmrut Master. requested 10 summons 'nsf L"Sr' TOT ''
''''s a'|'l PURPOSE JAMES NJ AUSTIN Gr,nA s,crc'r.
Lopes No 81 T. 'ui Breihfea i2a are es's9
TO conner broAjNa ana lu' 'un
Neiussa March TO- a. ia O'Clock M ne PuP9,s OF
s a. " g. NJ Robert ID hoMs' ' ''H.
EDN,RJ FOLET SecfeIlfr EpNlN NhELrH' IT, " ~
P,ryic = No 49, r. M-Brethes. You arc hereby 'an
meat Al the Nhi1 ave ani lNenY hr -
on H,.dav To- IA clock no'u 10 pay ne as' hul7 OF
fsp,rt 20 oar NJ ". Robert o. Holmes = g. " ~ order
''it,s,". Fo",r.y S,---t.ry john PULLMAN. II.
sr Nfrpoi, A. Lopss No 81 NIA M-Bcthrsn Ni assemble
Al III. LOSS. room ltb Bruh'yar 20 s 'rur. WEDNESDAY h n't
a. ts u.T..,. Of pa..iya s4t .ltf u's-t cd" W Bro
p.,.,. ID b,Y.. JEROME BUCK. Mt,soc
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vac that The ~ the steamer could not 10 obtained.
hut she had funnel painted with alternate rings OF
white. rcd, and white. This IA tho distinguishing mark
Of the Allan line ~ Montreal steamers that She hopes
which had been raised were quickly dispecd IL issup
posed that the Samaria has about 300 passengers
board, including those IN the chief cabin.
The Cunard ships arc very regular that failure or
ore Of them 20 come mp 10 average time causes feeling
Of anxiety. and especially whom vessels which sailed
aftcrWard arrive before them.
The nOnappearance Of the Samaria i probably due TO
accident 10 hcg machinery, hut there arc many
prominent shipping who are inclined 10 the BELIEF
that has encountered Ice and may 100 delayed some
time.
The Cuuard Company have been very fortunate during
the time they have been In the mail service, losing only
two vessels. the Columbia and the Atlanta
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MAINE

MtNicirAL AFFAIRS IN POEILAND-ruy cry
DEBT.
PORTLAND, March H.-MayOr King,bgrv oos
"ausuaed this forenoon. In his address no Toesepts
"' hhancai condition Of the city as favorable Tsto,
''' including loans TO railroads is S3,3sy3Ig OF which
me cry debt proper not secured amounts TO il82lau
Iht ci{ valuation Is SOOOOOOo an increase Of tsNoS
''"s vac ''s' ueeade Notwithstanding the great fire
CHARTER ELECTIONS
BANGOR Me-, March 14.-Ilenry +. Prentiss,
republican, was elected Mayor today The vote stood
J. IDhtis-. 4O) LDin > Coo, Democrat g2g.
sbiDbffpkD, Me, March AT the clry eectiO today
= ~ WcdgwOOd Democrat received sl4 votes for Mayor
.ua n ~ Chapman, Republican. 737 votes The Demo.
ialH carry hye OF the seven wards
nLLfA5L Me- March H-At the Municipal election 10.
ay tle non A1tel HayfOrd the Citizens candidate and
present. incumbent, was elected Mayor by MS major
X. DrnOciaLc vote larger than for 10 years.
InJ C'u1ehS tcket'fOr Aldermen prevailed in all Tie
dCSSatA' Me, March AT the city election to-day
mo ~ ,ouiD isepuDcaul reelected Mayor receIT.
~ VOTES To llJ Tor J. w. North who WAS AT
CAUCUS uut Issued a notice tLal uo would NOT
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TIE METHODIST BOOK FRAUDS-INDOEsEMENT
OF THE MAJORITY REPORTS.

TIE METHODIST BOOK FkAuDS-lN DoI'7LdI'-'I
OF THE MAJORITY REPORTS.
I'm the New-York Methodist Preachers meet
ING Yesterday The Rev. Dr. Andrews presented resoIu
tions ndorsng the report Of the majority OF the Book
Committee in their recent investigation These resOln
tons called forth considerable discussion in which the
Rev Drs. Rdgway. Foster, Curry, Tiffany Crawford
and Messrs. Hermance Taylor, King, ana others paf'
paed The general expression that the allegation
Of fraud had been and could not DO susthnCu anu
strong in itself 10 demand approval The publication Of
the minority report and Of Dr. shers paper IN me ba
iOre mericai deprecated ana declared 10 nave
been HIeyitmately acquired and made known. Inc
Committee directed the minority report 10 DO sent TO
the General Conference together with that OF the MAJOR
ity. The Of the Baltimore Conference III ctnsur
Jug the majority, and Withholding ITS sunday School
I'DOu funds, was also commented upon unjust ana
harsh-thero being proof either before the Conference
or before the community to sustain the allegations OF
fraud. And after careful Investigations the Book com
Dlttcc had failed find proof Thor action - hnal,
and can only he reversed by the General Conference
Mr. Hcrnance moved 10 lay the resolution on the table
which was lost, aud they were adopted 10y large Ma
iOIlty.
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Wr lisk MILLS TIE sCULrToR-How HE DDNT
GET A COMMISSION.
- n, razor ~ me 1r'6unr.

SIM: In regard to Mr.. Fisk Mills the SOUP
can furnish piece Of secret history, not perhaps
n,ppropraje at t.s time, when It is proposed % pay
saOo0 fog somo cGbo feet OF his conception OF hSh
49,, - few years ago "a sum OF money was voted for
Of s.tu,ry for the Capitol aud the subject Was be-
,,,. IA, IIolse Committee Arts and sclcucos Mi. NJ
had submitted his effort which seemed to meet general
.rprobaron The result being IN allowance letter
stoned by Mr. Mills was sent TO the wife OF prominent
,ncr,,er OF the Committee. plainly offering doucenr
- su nn IA rn,e hi, subject was accepted NOhhs was
'i,y ,,,d by tho aiy until the matter came up Tor
mai DECISION when the gentleman whose WHO hHu 10
,ed The oct. simply tVsd IhJ lctr W Iuo NVA'''V0
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DOMESTIC
lt-TolarcO druer and Unchanged Ct'o1 '
Ntlrrs. e. o. for Double fErl;
800 - hr Treble EIa. +4lbf p for FtN NPe1ass - 4o1
IS for Triple Extra " heat irrrsu
Spring inspected A. sos No Rod F II % ,oI
Wi.r. 7'R}r the alter 20 elevator
75O76c Mixed and yellow sacked; ~ & for White oa
No a sacked, +SUJc Rye ircGn2 safes 81
GI-o Dev e,,sr AZ )c for PRIME WHISKY ql.st
gl0lJ Provisions quiet Pork +@6at26 o. Dry Stted-Crtr
Side, packed Clear kh picAr
ilc Clear Side. 4!c BarouSbOgirrs lTl.c Clear KID Sde
Lard as d. Flj4 fr >esG aud hrte
Cattle quiet unchanged 1--we hu.s doll a. bs1tA becept-
Flour Nhest ii 900 bush Corn, 100 Oush OA.s |,oV
bush RYE ? $40 bush. Barley. JitHi bush
WINISGrOs g.. March t-Sprts Iurentue quiet at tatt
r 90 Crude Iurprutue steady AZ b %
Q+2 10 unchanged Cotton quiet az tc for Mtdlns
ArOUsrA Ca March Il "u quiet anl very "'e o-ei' s'
I6g 5,i-.. receipts. bales: Midi.g Poe
NEvORLg,S, March lFour iu and lower AZ - ga 70 40
IS Corn 81 VISA 81 g. Bran 81 13a 81 81. HayPru-,
L5nSgT Pork t8 So Bacon, l2pbUltt ale Hams lc arI
duI AMI lower; fierce 5ic. lie Sugar dull Puue RIt
N,,,,,-prn. fsrneuting iu1c Whisky quiet 5tc ui
C.1ee tli. FAR ltat!C: Prime Et01tc Gold. L. S,r..s
F1r IN, NsSiOrk Sight Exchange par.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.


The bill amending the act providing for the
enrolment OF the militia taken up in Committee Of
the Whole a. the special order.
Progress reported, and then the blu was ordered
TO a third reading
BItIs INTRODUCED.
Amending the charter OF the NCW-Nork Homeopathic
Medical College relative actions Tor damages by res
son of negligence; aiding IA the construction Of tho
Cazeuova and Cauastota Railroad; amending section 81
of code OF procedure to extend the jurisdiction OF justices
courts
Ellis ORDERED To 4 THIRD READING.
incorporating the National Homeopathic Medical Col
lege NcwNork to establish aud organize at Buffalo u
state Asylum for tho Insane amending the act charter
lug Dental Societies. Adjourned.
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The Ladies, Soross Club o. SsFYorE rsceny cbiagl hei
discussion, ,afgs 10 Hair Preparations ,oi Fmpe Ban
6, They declared hi not endowed them WITH
bs,u,y Is wa their ghtyea their dutvo seek Hhee they could
So the, n voted BiLs o'ercims SaoNne' Rough
sso aud RogmsE gave the complexion most ingt So'o
, ,aI mlrbles appearance dangerous 10 men 20 iouo and vat
Iros, K,rHArsos m, the Hair grow thick oh and A"'ll pretty
and narrower prevented 1t from turning gray II the prpe0r Of
e,s Article. I'D 90. seed invoice they aot sui
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BnIs ORDERED TO 4 THIRD READING.
ASSEMBLY
IL InIU

To widen 81. Mark Save. and st. Mark s-placc
In Ironkyn 10 in the completion of the flatsburg
nd whitehall X abroad favor Of the Midland Rail
Ia, all bill ChIrtcTiug the NcW-NOrk Loan and Deposit
Company: chartcrng the Ncw-Nork Loan aud Trust
Company; for the better protection OF Nouecutcis ON
State work.
BILLS INTRODUCED
To introduce steam toWaEe the Canals, ana grant
STATE aid to prevent the injury or destruction OF Dag
ggye . relative TO the taxation IN New Lots, Kings
County; to complete the Improvement 81 fourtIaHr.
rooEyn amend the act for the better regulation OF
nc,t OF the County OF NewYork: at provides for the
election OF Supervisors 10y the Assembly DISTRICT; fed-
tive 10 the NeWYOrk Ponce Commissioners: ut provides
for their appointment by the Mayor and Al
dcrmcnl: amending the General Railroad act
olInTtng 10 cents additional fare when tickets
tre not purchased before entering tho cars (;
intending the act relative grants arriving in New
York relative to patented articles IN New NOrk; relative
n cerain revenues in the city OF NewGOrk 10 construct
railroad i'm Broadway and other streets In Ntwl ORR
amending the New York Sewerage law FOR railroad III
aud other streets aud avenues IN New
York. TO establish and maintain police force III Troy
extending the powers OF the Boards Of supervisors eN
cent i'm New York aud Kings % charter the MahsJ ana
CIV Hall RAILROAD Company, Brooklyn.
RESOLUTIONS
Calling Oh Congress for breakwater oil the hapor ~
J,TprsOu-adOptcd; calling on Congress Tor pen
SONS 10 the soldiers OF the War Of lsi2-Lad over
Mr. ET-NS called M his resolution to adjourn stnf die
ON The 2d Of April and moved To makelt the l5h Of Apl
Laid on the table. 49, 49, -.
OF the Controllers report referred 10 the equalization
~ TAXATION to a Special Committee OF hye-Carred. .
MIR PIERCE introduced bill 10 repeal the act 10 ava
ia inc construction OF railroad along the valley OF tho
Inner Hudson into the wilderness IN the northern part
of the State. Adjourned
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coLLrsION BETWEEN LAwYEEs.

Daniel c. Birdsall and Gen. Henry \. Bar
mum met IN the Hoffman House late ON sunday night
and engaged in an angry dispute over what many be-
lieyed 70 be tho Fullerton trial. but which others
attributed to a very different The two men we're
taken TO the statonhou,e but the Sergeant declined to
entertain charge and they were released.
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r,,1ny,L OLE DEPUTY snEELrr KNNnLE.-

Sheriff O'Brien has removed ms Deputy
Sheriff Capt. Isaiah Eynder' ana h"' appoint" M
William Hickey 10 succeed him The immediate cause "I
the renewal was the conduct Of SPECIAL Deputy shcrh
McMmon. who got drunk himself aud made drunk toui
conylcts whom he was charged 10 tw IT, sing sing hi
Capt. RyBdcrs It was The duty 81 The Captain 10 '''
that persons under sentence io state fn-"" we've '''
cred 10 the keeper aud Dob, tuiu, q" perform u'i '"'
"A ,gu, CAB. Aa goo. AI.A .s .o..,Ji
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The Republican

receive nomination from any party. The Republican
nominees were elected I'm every ward.
PORTLAND, Me, March ti--ln the organization OF the
City Government to-day, George T. WestcOtt was elected
Chairman ~ the Board Of Aldermen. and Frederick Fox.
President Of the Common Council Both are RtpuOlIca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15

The Trophy Tomato -T-sntv seed, 81 seal Tor Grelh
Aides. Go 3 WAsisa IT,. ogden Pam, SerPo's T. l.
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nulleId', Incompnrabic Hams.

OPINIONS TIE TItTNN
the chsier 10 Western laA' H+ 'ats
i.fBy,r.,bIg ypri-uoue better Cincinnati 'i'Irffr
The ysry poetry Of PORK. ' Nes YORK Tribune
CtDtq' iu quality a1d favor. ' Lyerpao. Albion 49,
uut, celebrated Hams have been hr h7yui" 10 &c Solh ~ -
~ Nes-Uneans Picayuue 49,.
I b., Rams have louz been household sori, CinraHu 40
and e reputation been sg,tsued here ~ Cbiesgs
Tribune 81, 49, ..-....t IL.
D hss bat larger experience Ham curing ina 's' n.n
the country and need recommendation Aaef7 kao~a
II NetunI Republican. Washington City
Food Tor a. bun geTOr.'- Liverpool MereufF
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MlRRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Gus St,uDoy Vote Paper
W. EysEDIL SoN. 100 FCLrOSsr, Old D-ICa ca Nch
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THE STATE or TRADE
DOMESTIC MARKUT3

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
H,yg, -tolto4 closed Iue ,ui ,'~t % !e 't''
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BrRPORD-BYARD-On THURSDAY March ,. rtae Tartrth't VI
n church 4 d. Val. Grorss H. Burod 70 A-le
VOYAGES, yhte ofthe late David H. Brad al VI cV
Baltimore piPers please co2I
dU Notices Of Marriages must be i"G0rSed w'h y"iI
name aud address
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Spttill Hulius
PhaIon's "yitalia," Or. Salvation for the HAIR.
goR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR IT'S oeIGS,L COLOR.

PHALOYs "yITALIA" differs aasf, RON all ~ tres
or" ,nd o ia tat, totally iF,r.a. Dda.
eps npa hsgr,nt ,nd perfectly p'.sp,.,.'
muddy matter, r,quns. shaking ~ All
90 stale to Inca 40 pap @.r'I assa.,,r,
ce &, forbid lpDs,r,aee Tor tue simple .s,s roNi
10 al nssB,. purpose, Toilet CbsuYr
Yo-.,'. by 81 iray.f,,. PHALON son Nss Yors
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Thi, sr,ttunly,luashOd hi, r Mnlss chance, for the

Fearful that he may prove successful thi. season,
have been led TO lay thlt matter before you HONOU
Nsp. Yyrt Ma VCI 10. 1870.
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DUFFIELD' HAMS
Dl + lfsl4l) = iiANlp
are the oldest ana BEST Brand EaOen having reer'-d
EIGHT FIRST PREMIUMS.

are the oldest ana BEST Eaoan having rece''.a
EIGHT FIRST pREMIC Ms.
VIZ.
Cincinnati Mechanics. l1stitte. l8iA
Hamilton County AgnCu,,I,a, SO4r1y 1870
Ohio state Fair 1854
K-utucsy Mechanic. lust.ta.s. 1884
United states Agricultural Nuc.ctf. t5''
IIuoi, State Far 800
Worlds Far. Londou loJL
Paris Exposition, o4s
Having made arrangements viii NJ HtRtES DyFPgLD . "'.
h SOLE AGENT YORK for th- q bis justly e-br,,ri
highest perfection tls season ,nd Jazz -
proving aud cooJI prepared 10 receive orders 90
delivery. embracing the months ~ Ah " AhiL
JULY aud AUGUST the quHuut . limited oNsB 70
lie sci,r process. curing bans ~hh dons % Wa'-'i
parties vaug them viii please ed their orders A. oHee 70 rod
aud other, he supplied RETAIL b. MACY Co. 'ts
,s .pi bv other Nv Lot sessl iirm
GFO. & PARKER
yt,,s Comm ou Merchant ant Deaeg Fish Po7'ya FnL
sui SAT-
2s7 wa,biogtoa and IS MoHav.stt, Neh.l'-G
American Institute Farmers Club.A merug OF %" al
eLr 18th net a TO fi.tA ffIr
,,Insr Buiing MARNEDEL all explain Der "Dests
Instruction Long Island
Jn,lx W CHAMBgK, NATHAN &. FIN 'ha'-w''
Twentieth Assembly District niOn Republican t.-s-
cison-rhs Committee vii meet THIS ,a-sg ~ ~
ING Al 80 ?. No. Al Dtug eisll. Hal, 90 llitlsFe -
SAIL W SrsssSs, S,cretarv. WM u BsSlAhlN nsfmin
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Rnrgnin,, Bnrgnin..

WAICIILS, JEWELnI, SILVEKl MD ILA''"
WARE.
The subscriber will to No 5i3 BROADWAY ursr hs ~.
NICHOLAS HOTEL about MAY l. aui IL selling tiNk GOLD
WATCHES aud CHAINS FISB GOLD EARRINGS. .ai PINS.
BRACELETS LOCKETS NECKLACES, 80, greatly r,t.s.a
prices.
DIAMOND RINGS BARGAINS, some " 10" 4" THIRTY.
FORTY and FIFTY DOLLARS each
SOLID SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, CUPS, NAPKIN RINGS So.
AT WHOLESALE PRICES
slLyERPLATED WARE It nearly aiqrcs FRENCH JBW8LRtf
ENGLISH JET JEWELRY FASS. orbRA GLA,Sh> SC a. h.i
tue usual prices 1fO. :, ALLEN. 80 bf'''"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17

Thcioinwns Is Il iiSg bl unredeefneo lots
pieces or7 parceisoi land situate, lying and
being in The seve,a towns and wards in the
County OF kenosila, and in the State of Wis
consr, which lws,fe soid ny The County Treas
urer OF sad count lg9{ai tie second tuesday,
being 40c l2th aS79tlshy, A. d 1868 for the
unpaid LAKES tn0 cnafgiis OF A u. 1901, ana
The anlUlnt 0f gXes, interest and charges,
Ell tucre,il it,tne last day Of redemp-
ton due on c;,ch parcel 1Noio therefore, no.
tice Is BY gwen, nab unless such lands
are redeemed -0p .ur betole the 18th dav ol
May, a y. 1871, They Wit oe conveyed TO the
purchasers thereof, according to law:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17

The Virginia State Fair, which closed
st Richmond few days ago, is said to
have been remarkably successful. It was
feared that the effect of the floods would
have been to keep a great many of the
farmers at home, and that in consequence,
the contributions would be but meager
" But instead of this, says the Richmond
Whig, we have had an exhibition which
would have been a signal success in the
best times, and under the most favorable
circumstances, and such grand gathering
of the people of the State as we were ac-
customed to see IN ante 6egJuns days."
Edward G. Hall took the premium as
owner OF the best farm in Illinois.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17

ssinthe
Hal Com
vebn ragf
d the Eg4 a4 "a
ndt
ta
State Illinois for
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17
COUGH NO MORE.

Warmers Cough Bnlsam is healing, soften.
Ing and expectorating. The extraordinary power
1t possesses in lmme diately relieving and ev3fl
ually caring the most obstinate cases OF Conghs
Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis Influenza. Catarrh,
Hoarseness, Asthma and Consumption is almos I
incredible 80 prompts the relief and certain it's
effects in all the above case. or any affection Of
the ~ oa and langs. that thousands of physicians
are daily prescribing it, and one and all say that
IT Is the most Dealing and expectoraiing medicine
known. one dose always affords relief and in
most cases one bottle effects a cure Sold by
druggists, in large bottles Price One Dollar IL
Is your own fault you still cough and suffer RE.
Balsan will cure.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17

OF
POLiCY HOLDEHs, IN
COOPERATIVE PLANS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-11-17
OFFICERS.
BENZ. LOMBARD, President
Gen. B. j. SWEET, Hice- President.
I = r. M. johnson, and j. q. "A

The Capital and Securities Of this Company are 8
any State in the Union And it has complied with Oh
Lowing Western States: Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Net
Michigan, and Missouri.
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|J WHITE, Real Estate Agent. ...........$ 0Ol
|THoS B BRYAN, Attorney at Law,........ 10 COG
H G CHILDS. Of Childs q Verdier. ......., 10 COO
GEO W PARENT Real Estate Agent. 49,. 10 00(
Verdier ......'...........- ...1.e 10 0OG
torneys at Law 10 0OO
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surance Agents. 49,. " 10 OoC
FERNAN JONES. Capitalist. 10 DOC
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! Printers. ..................... ooO
College. !. .............. 10 DOC
Commercial College ............ 10 0OO
MICHA Ell. TRAVER Real Estate AGENT. 00C
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G w LEE, Insurance Agent, Aurora, Ill.,. DOC
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JAMES MONTGOMERY, Capitalist...... 10 00C
Q D HOOKER, Secretary Great Western
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JOHN PEAsE, insurance Agent; -, 10 oot
WM ARNOLD, of Hunt u Arnold, Gales
RES Sqr ggonBtaD JR Real Estate Dealer 10 COZ COZ
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