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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-12-14
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J.-T rUDLlSukD IN sEALtp ~
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Marriage generally Consumption, EphtP'l'
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AN requested Ia announce that mere
L gre>t reduction IN the pr'ce OF BOOKS ana
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rything usually kept III First Class Store. il
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BUSI'LE

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-12-14

Is sure to please herself no matter what her
taste. Also a large stock Of MEMS WEAR,
such as English, French and American Cassl
meres, Domestic Goods, FulIed Lind,eys, ker-
seys, Cassinets, Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans, Cor
duroys, SC. Ones
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LOST

Money can be recovered BY making their our.
chases at a live house large stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES which will be sold
cheap. Save money by going 10 L. l.. ETCIll-
SONS, whereby the taiI,man Of ready money
Dame Fortune dlspenses
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28
3eituno8 @e1sse Der Der @t4atcn-

Denn Mbonnenten ihre 3ettnne niebt abbetel-
let 70 ptrb aneenummev, caj lie otelebe fortsube'
tdlten minlten.
Rein Abonnement fann rebts9iltig abbe itta
psroen, obne bag taae Riditanee besablt 0ne.
Benn sbonnentsn untera1en, ibrs 3ettunge
npn ber Vo0ofice at5ubolen, 10 Ino de bafilr per
antmortli6, biz lie ibre ean}e &e9nnng besabl1
nnb bic 3eitung abbe lteQt baben.
@enn Abonnsnten i9ren Wobnort aneern, obne
b{r 3eitungs Oee gu benacbri&tigen, 70 1T ea ibz
@&aoen, ptnn bic 3eituns na9 tbren1 .friibereu
WDbuort gel6idt tpiro.
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Ree ab3uboIen obne pieelbe teaablt 3u baben, mtrt
ais ahdbttder Betrug an9elebeu.
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mirb als Wbonnent an9eleben uno bat fir btelslbt
~ beaablen.
3eituneen fno in benz County, no ge eebrud
nsrben. pprtofrei.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-03-28

y Bald Grinnerunseu." 8anb 2, Setl
1870.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30

other states allow themselves to be used as
the tools of moneyed lobby, and become
so anxious to defeat the St. Croix grant OF
land, that they descend to the meanest fiji
clustering under the lead Of d Hoosier trick
ster, and New York demagogae. Is it
accidental? Or are not these honorable (9
gentlemen paid for their strangely persist
ent attacks?
Let our delegation look into the matter,
and expose this collision with bribing
lobby. They can do SO if they perform
their duty, and we believe they will. Give
us the facts and the names, that we may
-pnhlish- to tie world who amarg Ameriean
Congressmen, have sold themselves to a
great land grant monopoly, and in its inter
est hypocritically refuse the JUST DUE of
Wisconsin.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30

was torn out. The first soundngs since
the storm were taken yesterday, and show
not less than twelve feet Of water in the
channel at the entry. Not one of the cribs
of the entry piers was loosened. Some
light work on the top of some of the cribs
of Minnesota Pier was displaced, but nei-
ther Of the piers was in any degree impair
ed for its designed use Lieut.. Vose who
is in charge of the harbor works, states that
if the superstructure necessary to complete
the CRIBS, had been placed, not even the
slight effect that is seen, would have taken
place.
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HANILToN F1sH, Secretary Of Stat
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

THANKSGIVING PRoCLAMATIoN-BY THE GOVERNOR
With gratitude to Almighty God for the innumera-
bic blessings showered upon our State and Nation
during the past year. and in accordance with time
honored custom and the recommendation of the Pres
dent of the United States, appoint
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2STH,
day of Thanksgiving and Praise.
The past season has been of uninterrupted pros
perity. The developments in agriculture, manufac
turing, the mechanic arts and public improvements
have been unexampled. Labor has received its just
reward, and bounteous harvest gives assurance that
none shall want; and hereby recommend to all the
people OF the State that they unite that day in
offering Praise and Thanksgiving to God for all His
merce blessings and benefits and especially for the
peace and plenty which they enjoy.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the great seal of the State to be
affixed.
TLs.l Done at the Capitol in Madison, this 4th
day of November A. D. 1872, and of the
independence of the United States the
ninety-seyenth. By the Governor:
=. c. WASHBURN.
L. BREFSF Secretary of State.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30
4NTEDILUTI4y REn4INs on ISLE

The Boston Daily Globe tells of the an
cient copper mines on Isle RoYale, as Civ
ing evidence of having been worked by
another race Of men in a bygone age. 1t
says that shafts of quite depth, which had
become filed up in the course Of centuries,
have been newly opened aud explored.
At the distance Of 60 feet below the sur
face, mining instruments of elaborate make
had been found, together with traces of
charcoal, with the aid of which the copper
smiths of that ancient time, wrought and
tempered tools that might well excite the
admiration Of skilled workmen in the nine
teenth century.
The chief working instruments in the
mines seem TO have been hammers ofmuch
hardness, and chisels of fine temper and
firm edge. Fire apparently, had something
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,

d virtue of execution directed issued of and
the seal the Circuit and for Douglas
County aforesaid in action wherein James Edwards pan
the Wisconsin Copper~mning aud Smelling Company is
defendant and commanding collect the of
hundred and So 100 dollars with interest from the
third of 1911, together with my costs and expenses
personal property of the said defendant and in
personal property be found then out Of the real property
county have this
November 1872 levied upon the following described lands and
property by said defendant my per-
son4l property having found upon which
said execuoB-o wit tie whole of the northwest quarter S
acres the whole the southeast quarter 60 acres both
two Township forys north of range thirteen
Now therefore notice is hereby given that Saturday
2ls day December A. D. 1872 the hour OF O'Clock
that day of the Office Of the Register
Deeds Superior said Douglas County, will sell pubs
highest bidder said abJve6es
cribed premises northwest quarter and the southeast quar-
Township foTtyseven Range thirteen sat
y Witness my hand this second day Of
November 1872. LARS LENl00T Sheriff.
Iy SETH SNOW. Under Sheriff. no2de21
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BosToN's LossEs.-The Boston Daily
1dgertiser, very careful paper, places the
total losses by the destruction of buildings
and~ r1crcIlandize by the great fire at less
than $74,O00,0 about $l4,00O,00O of
which falls Oh non-residents. The total in
surance upon these losses it estimates at
$45, ,000, 900, OF which at least 538, ,00O,O ,OQO
will be paid. The total property valuation
of the city, before the fire, it states at ST.
900, 900, 900. The 4dyertiser takes occasion
to animadyert upon the q Mansard roofs, !"
and the running up of buildings SO high as
to render the upper parts beyond the effect
i've reach of the fire engines.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30

to dc, also, III preparing the ore for removal.
In ths same shaft there have been found
excellent knite-blades and great hammers,
made of granite, SO heavy as to demand the
power of more than the average man Of the
presslt day 10 wicld one.
TIE race that wrought with such tools in
the copper mines of Lake Superior ages
age, is thought to have been the same who
haseleft huge burial mounds in what is now
the State of Ohio, and along the Mississippi
vaa j, aud who wrought the strange tenn
pies .aud palaces, and worshipped the un-
cossa images Of Central America? The
Aa'sss seem amodern race compared with
them.
Lake Superior, we remember, as geology
tells us, is the oldest upheayal of the West
ern continent. IS it possible that we have
stumbled on the remains of the antediluvian
race? What else than a universal deluge
can account fer the utter destruction of a
whole race, whose only remains we find III
stone and copper, in buildings and working
tools ? This theory will do until better
one is started. In the meantime, let us
muse with interest and wonder, on the time
when giants whom Tubal Cain had instruct
ed as artificers in brass Icopper? and iron,
wrought mines under the waves Of tie
great Lake
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30
TIE Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad

TIE Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Company viii have their new and indie
pendent line between Milwaukee and Chi
cago completed in a few days, after which
it is believed competition viii begin in ear
nest for the trade and travel of the great
Northwest. This company is a powerful
corporation, and its enterprise is equal to
its strength. Milwaukee is jubilant over
the event, and SO, in fact, is Chicago, the
latter claiming to be henceforth the eastern
terminus OF the Milwaukee and St. Paul's
splendid system Of roads.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30

NOW TD PASS

HOIF TO PISS IVINTER EVENINGS.
The difference between the mental power
of man who employed his leisure hours in
youth in a judicious course of reading, and
a man who trifed away those opportunities,
is simply immense. These long winter
evenings should be passed proftabiy, by
having pile of good books at hand. A
few pages in one should be read, and well
thought over. Then few pages in another,
with the same following period of time for
thought. The evenings Of one winter spent
in this way over books of history, biography
travels, and even science, philosophy, poetry
and art, will wonderfully stimulate the power
of thinking and observing, and open new
plan Of life.
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVIEG.
By the President of the United States of America:

By the PRESIDENT OF the united States OF America:
\ PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, The revolution of another year has again
brought the time when it is usual to look back upon
the past and publicly thank the Almighty for His mer
cies and His blessings; and
Whereas, If any people has more occasion than
another for such thankfulnes it is the citizens of the
United States, whose government is their creature,
subject to their behests who have reserved to them
selves ample civil and religious freedom and equal
y before the law who during the last twelve months
have enjoyed exemption from any grievious general
calamity, and to whom prosperity in agriculture man
ufactures and commerce has been vouchsafed.
Led by these considerations, l recommend that on
Thursday the 2Sth day of November next the people
in their respective houses of worship, and there
make acknowledgements to God for His kindness and
bounty.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States be affixed
Done at the city of Washington this Ilth day of Oc
tober 1872, and of the independence of the United
States the ninety-seventh BY the President:
Z. S. GRANT.
TT I,,,rrrO Er-r or
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Beriah MagJffn
against
John A. Coburn and James Barlon. J
eEATE OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY oE DouaLAs-In Circuit

James Bardon Plaintiff,
against
The unknown owners Of Lots Eight (S) and nine
% in Section Twenty -nine (29l, and the east
half Of he northeast quarter Section Twenty
nine (29) in Township Forty-nne (i9y north of
Range Fourteen 90 west the County Of
Douglas, State of Wisconsin, Defendants.
The State Of Wisconsin the above named defendants:
herey summoned and required answer the COM
plant this action which is filed in the Office Clerk
the Circuit Court ares aid Superior in said County and
cpy your the subscriber his Office the
Superior said County Douglas within twenty days
after the service of this you exclusive Of the of
If fail the complaint within that
plaintiff herein will apply the relief
ed in the complaint. HIRAM HAYES, PI utifs Attorney
Dated Superior October 49, 1872. oct1gnO31
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30

THE SUPERIOR ENTRY ~ THE sT0RM
The old adage that "misery loves com
pany'' was never so exempliied as it has
been by the barefaced and groundless state
ments that have emanated from Duluth,
about damage by the late storm at Supe-
rior. Without any opportunity to know
the facts in the case, it was boldly affirmed
that the Superior entry was filled with
sand, and that large amount of crib work
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30
yTArB OF WISCONSIN. COUNTY OF DoUGLAs-1n Circuit

Beriah Magoffn
against
Thomas Shels ard Thomas II. Armstrong;
THE STATE WISCONSIN
To Thomas Shie and Thomas H. Armstrong, the defendants
above named:
You and each of you her by summoned and required
the complaint Of Berah Magon, the plaintiff the
above entitled action which complaint is filed in the Office
the Clerk of the Circuit Court in and fer Douglas County
perior in said County and copy your upon
the undersigned his office in the SUPERIOR
County Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service Of this
summons exclusive of the DAY of service And you shall fail
sd complaint hereby required within the
aforesaid the plaintiff viii apply the Court the relief e
mandcd in said complaint. ii. N SETTER Pitts Atty.
Dated October 1st 1872. oc5nol6
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30

OBITU4RY NOTICE OF GEN G. G. 1IEADE
Major General George Gordon Meade of
the United States Army, who died two
weeks since at Philadelphia. was well
known to the early settlers at the head Of
Lake Superior While q Captain of Topo-
graphical Engineers, he had personal
charge Of the U. S. Survey of the Bays Of
Superior and AIlouez, and the Bay and
River of St. Louis, as well as Of she head
waters of the Lake itself A brief sketch
of his life may interest our readers, as he
received while here, the order to report at
Washington for service in the war, where
he wou such distinction.
George G. Meade was born in 1916 at
Cadiz, Spain, while his father Richard w
Meade, was American consul at that port.
He entered West Point from Pennsylva-
MIA, in September, 1881; was graduated in
June, 1885, ranking No. 10, in a class of
tifty-six, He was appointed breyet Second
Lieutenant, Third Artillery regiment; re-
signed i'll October 1886. In May, 1912,
was appointed Second Lieutenant, Topo-
graphical Engineers. Was breyetted First
Lieutenant, for gallantry at Monterey dur
ING the Mexican war. Became First Lieu
tenant, in full, August, 1851. Promoted to
Captain Typographical Engineers in May,
1856. Previous to the war, was engaged
in the survey OF the Northern Lakes. In
August, SCI, he became i5rfga1ier Genor-
al Of Volunteers, commanding Second Brig
ade Pennsylvania reserves.
General Meade fought in the Seven Days
Battles; was promoted, wounded, took
command Of division after Gen. McCall's
capture; fought at South Mountain under
Hooker; took command Of First Corps
Antietam after Hooker was wounded; was
wounded himself at Antietam; fought as
General of Division under Burnside at
Fredericksburg; promoted two days after,
to Major General of Volunteers in com
mand Of Fifth Army Corps; captured the
earthworks at Charlottesville command
ed rear guard, and protected the army's re-
treat; was appointed Commander Of the
Army of the Potomac two months later;
within week gained the great battle of
Gettysburg, which proved the turning point
of the rebellion.
General Meade remained commander of
the Army of the Potomac under General
Grant as Commander-n-C Chief of the armies
of the United States, and took part in all
the remaining campaigns lie commanded
the right wing Of the forces in the last
grand movement Of April 1865. He re-
ceived the Thanks of Congress in the win
ter Of 1868, and q magnificent sword,
adorned with gold and diamonds, from his
old comrades Of the First Division Fifth
Army Corps Since the war he was COM
mander Of the Military Division of the At
lantic, embracing the states from Maine TO
Florida, with headquarters at Philadelphia.
On wednesday Nov. 6, 1872, this honora-
bic and faithful servant of the Republic
passed away under an attack of pneumonia,
in the fifty sixth year Of his age. ;
ANTEDILUTI4N REI1LNS on ISLE
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-11-30
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