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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-10
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u TEMPLE FAkCkS b0S1OMS 1AS4s
THIS Institution was established in lS46. to e.
l. cure the greatest perfection in the practice
and use Of Vegetable Remedies, and to secure Q
permanent place where families and invalids could
obtain the best medical advice, and such remedies
as might be required, without the use Of poison
Gus drugs.
ton since its formation, now twenty five Year,,
and his success is, we believe, without parallel
Especial attention given TO Scrofhla, Catanh.
Cancer, Female Complaints, Seminal Weakness,
RRyspepsla p DR. Fi1s; paraysis Rhenmstism
Heart, Kidneys, Neuralgia, and all Diseases d the
Nervous System, Stomach, Throat Lungs, and
all Chronic Ailments.
DIR. Greene's Medical Pamphlet, descriptive Of
free to invalids.
Also a Treatise on Diseases Of the Hair and
Scalp, and the bad effects Of using injurious prepa
rations for the hair, and the advantage Of using
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-10

But we give in the next column the figures
which speak for themselves.
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In Boston.

Boston, 9. The streets have been ful this
evening of happy republicans. who notice
with extreme pleasure the movings Of the
"tdal wave" in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-10
For Sale,

xOI Sal0s
| GOOD eligible city houses and lots and some
| farm lands, on good terms. Price of city
| houses and lots vary from $3.50 to 1880.
Apply to
E.W. WHlTEHOUSE,
Atty at Law,
Freeman's Bank Building, Augusta, Me.
|
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-10

The "Knox" has thrown his rider,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-10

Two LET on Gage Street.
l. Apply to
MkS. WM. X. WESTON,
Augusta, Aug II, 1872. Gage Street.
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GTORE on Water Street, House on sewall Sire,
~ SAMUEL TITCOMB
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The New York herald., 1872-12-01
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER


koAhD-coMFORTABLE HOME FOR THE WIN
nodars arm house 81 miles up the Hudson Board
2S sst n, ror particulars call address LENOx
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

1 tlnr ,Oumnnr BOARD wANTED-BY ONE OR TWO
ncs sv.emen single rooms, with fres good board and
"0' o's' ono nour from city, full gar.icalars.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

OO1 WEST NINETEENTH STREET.-THE LET
e)e)f with Board, furnished uniurnllhcd, second
third story front Room gentleman wife single
gentlemen; also hall Room.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

. n WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.-THE LET, TWO
Cf handsomely furnished Rooms the second
floor with without Board; other boarders in the
house; location first class
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

NEW ENGLAND COOKING-A LAL y, nas III .u
taken the modern house No. Charlie. aal to the the
take three single gentlemen board; table @ e @
best hotels Refers 10 well known guests In - "ou'0
terms e.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

LNOR SALE-PART OF A MILK ROUTE, WITH
IL Horse and Wagon. Apply ut 3lS East Eleventh
street. rear.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

A OLD ESTABLISHED HARDWARE STORE AND
"A Tin Business, ina hourishing Western town; stock
not large run particulars by addressng X. A. IT, ~
City. - -
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

w Broadway-Newly and elegantly furnished
Rooms, second and third floors, with Board Refer
enccs exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

WANTED-AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE. IN GOOD
w repair with all the modern improvements, in a
spectacle neighborho0d not to exceed 81 500 l0ca
ton between Fourth and Seventh avenues and from
Ninth TO Thlrtyeghth street. Address L. r.. Herald up
Branch office,
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

C1C WEST TWENTIETH sTREET.-A PRIVATE
e)OC family will let to gentleman handsomely fur
nshcd Rooms, with without Board all the comforts of
pleasant home. References exchanged
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

~ WEST ELEVENTH STREET-MRS wHYTE
formerly of No. North Washington square, has to
rent with Board large fourth floor Room, suitable for
two Qenfeman.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

DARE OPPORTUNITY.-AN OLD TABLISHED,
~ well paying Looking Glass, Picture Frame and Pic
Store best location In the city, will be sold
OF leaving the State; price reasonable Apply at
1861 BOWerY, between Broome and Spring streets.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE A DOUBLE ROOM AND
Board, between Fourteenth and Twenty third sire cts
Address, stating terms location and full particulars G.
N. s., box 3,ll3 Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

s)EE WEST THIRTy-EIGlITH STREET.-A SMALL
200 private family would rent with Board to gen
eman and wife single gentlemen, pleasant Rooms;
boarders received References exchanged.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

()RANGE.-A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN AcCOMMo
" qate our or 1--WE persons with pleasant Rooms and
good Board Address 8. G.. Orange Post Office n j. anu
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

OS7 FIFTH AvENUE-PARTIES GOING TO EU-
CDl rope leave beautifully furnished Parlor and
Bedrooms with without private table great induce
ments red. Answer for one week.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

OATMAN HOUSE, 81 BowERy, CORNER BA fhmD I'LL,
" sreet.-Rooms in suits singly, with or WI 'v sIa
Board; rooms &c., &c., 81 per night Reduction m auo
.0r nermanencY.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

100 NINTH AvENUE:-To LET. WITH OR WITH
~ out Board, comfortably furnished Room, suit
able for and wife or three or four young terms
very moderate.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

BOARD WANTED-FOR THREE ADULTS, IN PRI-
~ vate family; farlor and two connecting Rooms,
west side, up town. For satisfactory accommodations
sly month will be paid required. Address
WASHINGTON, Herald Uptown Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

Ok EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR SECOND
ClC avenue-First class Board. with comfortably
furnished Rooms; house thoroughly renovated; terms
very low; table boarders taken.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

SO WEST TWENTY -FO URTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH
w avenue.-A fourth story front Room, nicely fur
nished with ample closet ROOM tor gentleman and wife
two single gentlemen at $ls per week; table homelike
and exCellenE
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE A LARGE
IA Room, with Board, below Fourteenth street; La
faycttc place preferred terms moderate Address, with
full particulars r., station A.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

RIO PHYSICIANS AND CHEMISTS.-s5oO ONLY WILL,
/ If purchased Immediately, buy neatly fitted up
Drug Store greatest thoroughfare in city, opposi
ton huinbug but fortune to the right man owner
compelled to go to Europe. Address CARLYLE, Herald
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

| yVANTED-DAY BOARD, BY A GENTLEMAN; LO-
w cation from Twenty eighth Thirty second street.
between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Address NJ d. 3l6
| West Thirtieth street.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

L,OR SALE-THE BEST CHANCE EVER OFFERED
IL A handsome Meat and Provision Store; good bus
fine locations Lease Stock and Fixtures $500 must
SELL Address BUTCHER, Herald Uptown Branch office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

BOARD WANTED.-A LADY WISHES TO OBTAIN
- large cheerful, well furnished Room with closets
ana all modern conveniences and Board, In easily
cessblc locality also smaller Room by gentle
man; will be permanent suited Best reference given
Address NJ. ii. r., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

VNANTED-wITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A
w furnished or unfurnished House, between Forieth
and Seventeth Streets and east of Sixth Rent
must be low and location good Address d. W. box 403
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

A LADY DESIRES A FRONT ROOM ON SECOND
"A floor with alcove or connecting entry room, fur-
nished with Board fire and location below Thirty
fourth street. east Of Seventh Address, stating
terms, MIA BENNETT, Herald Uptown Branch office,
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

CAFEs-FOR SALE CHEAP, A LARGE SIZED SAFE,
- two medium Safes and two small safes, Herring's,
Lilies and Wildcrs patent, at s. e. QUIKKS, ~ Maiden
The New York herald., 1872-12-01

DOR SALE CHEAP-THE FIXTURES AND STOCK
OF Liquor Store Il West street, rent S4j Apply ut
Howard Brewery, 5A West Thirty third street.
, 1872-12-09

@ eels1any Ss; 5sag:asnt, x27a. 5,5z1s-Motioa of
R2 a t1 as7 Hsd Eqs on edes de-
25s7-Bu1teraeld y oonnstock by agreement rule On
defendant to plead Or denur II en days 2so5-M99n h9n
sas tasas ssoi y Faa en sst'a sDa 81 snS ~
pentef default md record q Judgment sloi6 Of
june @ + restored 2,a7s-paat v stephsna sime to
plead extended days. e,a70-Andrews =. Dom; COZ
tinuation On payment Of coss and set for January ~
amend ali papers and proceedendo by changing names
and Judgment ss,7m.os: s,sa1-second Hstional "a
ne V aaseGss e;'a1 dansssa a1a
Call to 16, Is, 15, II to 81 inclusive On trial. 6.
[zsssf Se3g' seot: leave to
answer in thirty days. 756 a.shipPef@d 81 = Uusier e.
and leave TO flo amended cross bill rule on deteno-
Newman IA 'es deeree es' Of divorce s7oonnoEs Con,
and her children 1,oo2-Arnold ': Arnold decree Of
divorce. l,107~Joues =. Jonea; decree q divorce.
Bornsr ct a. p5 pdoqr py 81 paer
ence to Magruder 933-schaefer ct al: r schaeffer;
injunction dissolved and leave to comp1anant TO hle
sM1ssssdsa Masdss 81 S}ofs decree @ t
NEW 6UITB.
41,583EJerome B. Jackson '. "inin G. jackson,
Jecnh Young and al whom it may concern petition
to establish e to the southeast quarter Of Section IL
and tho southwest quarter Of Section T. TownahP 42
north Of 1 eas e1Sc1 e pnd 30 1 aea
ner. Attorney II, A,584--Denja1nin Newman Y. Edward
n Pclton confession Of Judgment on an action n Of
"a A.srop S Pster 1angcewoy u azsnmpsif, $500
Magee Oleson, attorneys. 4, ,5ssJohn sewonnig v.
Joseph Baronshlaegcr ct al injunction to stay pro
tel and III q aa1e By Which piaista house
was wrongfaiiy included.
, 1872-12-09
The CIRCUIT COURT.

l.fIG1e booLHsI
LAW, Chicago i Northwestern Railway Com
a51o ' to asrae ssseaood5aaa 5 v Hedsndlesd 1udg-
mt eeca to stand ~ second and third amended pleaa
and excerpts to ruling es7-curta :. Michigan Cen
Loitz motion for new tr1ai oTerruied md Judgment
ezcentions; appeal l., bond and hin Of. Of exceptions
Il eavs 50 d S'y g cos aso coar ss al
stayed plainn given saturday to file counter p1oad
fendant to perfect his appeal On ten dayH' notice.
1,626--Weyman Y. Mccarthy; rule on defendants to
file additional security in $3.50 ,5ithln 80 days' or nP
personal SERVICE and default. 6s6-Hess ?. Booth
submitted to court for trial. and On hearng, Court
Fahrenkroug '. Electic Life Company, and Vail Y.
Harkhurst. s57 to a75 inclusive.
LAw-2 3so-Andrcya = Knickerbocker insurance
Company; venue changed to Lake County On petition
Of defendant at defendants costs. 2,92l-swett '.
Same order. a5so-Heruaan Spannagel " Same; SANG
order. 2,525-Louis Hammel =: saIno asmo order.
1eu Y Sans 10 g. same order asi4Echoen '. sane
same order. iO53-Russcl '. The Greer Turner Sugar
Refining Company; demurrer to NarT sustained 7so-
Payne = Compton motion for trial oVerruled,
and Judgment on verdict; exceptions and appeal biz
Of exceptions in 60 days and appeal bond {saoo Its
-sutherland '. Sutherland; demurrer to Narr over"
~ ~ " lJudae Fareelll
LAw-Ss9-Denlay Y. French ct a.; solicitor Tor de-
fendnn has leaya take copy Of depo8tons OF James
A1ichil John 0'shea, and Edroch G. Hooke Thos,
Cavanaugh, John Welsh, r. ], Allison, and Edward
Coune lied by complainaut's collector. 8o-Fargo ct
al y oConnor ct al cause heard and decree e1cep-
tons by dcfendants 47-Timothy =. 6ylphina Lane
cause heard and decree.
NEW SUITS.
5,141-Jones Y. Hunting; appeal, 5,14a-peter D.
Rozenburg :; GEO. w. a1ittmore; bonds for costs BY
West ". B. C1aig trespasa, s. 900; c. Renaick at
| torney. 5,1A+Dougaecty Y. Eddy: appeal 5,145-
Louise Pasdcloap y Elizabeth NeBpel ct al; confession
Of Judgment On note Of ss3. 5,l46-McCabe ct al Y.
Torrcy; appea 5,147-Buckloy r Felsenthal same.
| Vi; same.
, 1872-12-09

lowest calculation, unless my figures are ma1.
curate, which they never are, that enormous
mass of darkness must be moving 81 inc 1a''e u
29.672, ,433, ,20l ,002 miles eecond.
At this stupendous announcement Lue 1epoA1ec
left tho telescope and made some minutes.
"It is enough" said the two PROFESSORS.
"The earth viii doubtless be destroyed within
3 hours, 2 minutes, and 7 seconds: Let & Us re, =.
move this valuable transit glass 70 pace OF
safety. and then think Of our 1a1nll1es.
Tho 'muzze Of the feld-piece vas lowered,
and q hastv naeking up of the various details
commenced. The telegraph operator signalled
Duluth to tell Moorhead to warn Pembina that
no time was to be lost n r. making peace With
Our able Professor carefully unscrewed the
eye-piece from the telescope, while the other
removed the magnificent object glass. The op-
erations we're again suddenly interrupted BY an
/ dozen pins we're offered Instantly. The re-
porter bent down to the object glass, jabbed at
It with q pin, and held up to the lamp curious
but not Unfamiliar object. "This," said be,
frowning at the squirming bed-bug. sis the
asleep during The cold weather, and the opera
tions this evening naYe disturbed him Operator,
telegraph Duluth that the horrible stellar phe-
nomenon Was bed-bng."
The operator did as directed. One Of the able
Professors remarked that he had never supposed
the star Mu, in the constellation Hercules, to be
one of the many variable stars, and doubted the
accuracy of his colleagues impromptu calcula-
tons. He had been on the Coast Survey, and
MAS unreliable.
The operator here remarked that the lines
would not work, and he could not s'get'' Duluth.
He was told s'never mind; don't say anything
about this" and cautioned to be silent on the
subject. The reporters we're requested to make
no mention of the strange turn affairs had
taken, and were promised a consideration II
their reports contained no mention of it. This
may account for the absence Of q detailed report
Of this event in the other papers.
About the bed-hug, however, many hypotheses
were offered to account for his unexpected up,
Competition had assumed so gigantic phase in
the blood-sucking business in the University
that he WEB driven from the building by fanlne.
And SO the longitude of Pemhina must be
noted on some. future OCCASION Ihe excuse
the wires would not work, and that no stars
we're visible to ascertain the correct time.
, 1872-12-09
PERSONAL.

Hon. F. T. Rowles, of Ohio, is at the sher-
man.
The Lydia Thompson troupe is at the Clifton
House.
Colonel John Harnoy, Q. S. A., is quartered
with. friends On Michigan avenue.
J. Il. Raymond, Secretary Of the Board Of
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners, is at
the fremont.
The Lingard troupe left this city yestesday
for Milwaukee, where they fulfill an engage
ment this week.
The rumor that Hon. ". F. Storey would oc-
cupy stage box at the Academy of Music e7-
cry evening this week, is contradicted.
:'R. ". Emmerson, Boston," WIS on the reg
could not say whether he was celebrated phi
losopher or not.
Since Frank Lunbard made up his mind to
sue the Republican Central Committee for the
$3.50 duo him, lo has added to the four selec-
tions in the repertoire Of his quartette, q fifth
song. beginning:
The Minstrel boy to the var has gone;
In the ranks OF debt you'll fnd him.
Yesterday the following we're at the Briggs !:
Geo. A. Lincoln, Cedar Rapids; s. J. Smith,
Denver; J. B. Gray5on, Wyoming Territory; F.
NJ. Hayden, Boston; .. E. Hill, Cleveland; 8.
J: Fancher, Kansas City; G. ". Patterson, New
York.
The following prominent. gentlemen we're ut
the Gardner Yesterday: ). 9: Haynes. New
York; 2. F. Meader, Cincinnati D; @. Straw
bridge and J. G. Smith, Bzookfeld, Mo-; 8. J.
Koaton, Moline, H.; II. a. ziegler, Washing
ton, D. c.; J. c. Storm, Florida; 3. z. O1do,
Columbus, Ohio.
The following were at the Sherman yesterday Z:
". j. Tngham, Baltimore; P. Messick, Albany
J. T. Chancy, Washington; s. Minace and G.
q. Smith, Roston II. Chase, New York ; Chas,
Wears, st. Louis s. r. Carne, Providence P.
s. stewert, Pam, III.
Judge Gary said good thing, On Saturday,
after granting the third decree Of divorce that
morning. Replying to. a lawyer rho wanted his
case heard in open Court, to save the expense Of
q hearing before q Master: "They are all in
overlooking this market with second hand mar
ried women" Which is fact.
Yesterday the fremont entertained the follow
ing gentlemen: 4. Anderson, Toledo; ". J..
Lyle, Lexington, Ky.; Chas. F. Wadsworth, G.
s: Williams, Genegeo. N: T.; Il. r. Bonnell,
New York; Mrs. y. T: Gruger, Peoria ". Y,
11oines; g: P: Ellsworth, j. @. Mount, New
York; R. Z. Gable, r. R. Cable, q. G. Osborn,
Rock Island; James Sawyer, Milwaukee.
At the Annual Assembly Of Sloan Council
| No. 53, Of Royal Super Excellent and Select
Masters, held Saturday evening, the following
officers wero elected and installed to serve for
| the ensuing Masonic year: Jonathan ).
French, T. I. G. H.; Henry Titus, D. I. 6. H.;
| Chaa.. F. Foerstor, P. c. "; Moses Gray.
Treasurer Jas. A. 7. Bird, Recorder Andrew
| j. Clifford, c. Of G.; Moses Perkins, Conductor
Z. Z, Catlin, 6. Steward; I. F. Hatfeld, senti.
| mel.
, 1872-12-09
THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

{0HuVE 15to1yeN.I
CHANcEn9-854R. E. Jenkins '. Mary Tuble !;
leave to file Cross bill.
CanSAI-8-United States Of America ?. George
" Scott Indictment for ncglecting to stamp deed ;
recogrizances Of S. 900 entered into.
LAw-71G-G. ". Upton, assignee, ?. Matteson mo-
ton to dismiss for want Of Jurisdiction overru1ed
712-sarne Stewart; demurrer to second plea SUE
tained, and leave to amend declaration
BAsKnupToF ,o32-Nathan Underwood ct al no
cause having been Ehown to the contrary. order nj
81 made absolute. 2,15o-French Vault Light Compa-
ny; Jury waived, and submitted to Court and taken
under advisement. 2,147-G. L. Bell; order on War
ner to pay over al dehta collected 1,aoo-Equitahie
Insurance Company; report Of Assignee for NoVem-
ber filed and referred to Register Hibbard.
, 1872-12-09
THE UNITED STATES UTRECHT COURT.

lJHl16 JBI0H5E1EJ =
CuAscnT-ss15- Jenkins ': Sturges; leave to hle
copy Of original bt and defendant ruled to answer
in ten days after notice. Picker '. Wilson leave
to file copy OF bill and amended and supplemental
bls and defendant ruled to file copies Of respective
and deurrers in ten days after the service
Of notice.
LAw-5s5- Jenkins '. y 'Arcy; demurrer Of defend
gan Central Railroad Company jury returned verdict
this morning, finding defendant not guilty plaintiR
moves for new trial.
, 1872-12-09
THE REV. DR.. C0LLYER.

70 tie Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
Sm: Permit me to suggest, through your COL
unns, that there are many OF your readers, who
are in the habit Of attending the Star Lecture
Course" who would be pleased to hear Dr.. Coll
yer, Of Unity Church, in 8 lecture The writer
had the pleasure, n few years since, Of hearing
the reverend gentleman give lecture on York
shire and Charlotte Bronte !" and he is sure
that, if he could be induced to repeat it, he
would have a largo audience.
4 CONSTANT TRIBUNE READER.
= CHICAGO, Dec. 7, 1872.
, 1872-12-09
THE COUNTY COURT.

Judge Hdlk!ce.I
George A. Bige1ow; citation to the e1ecutrix dis.
missed the cost Of the estates her account presented
and approved; also application and motion to be dis
charged from the office, md resignation accepted.
and bis bond for 5000 600 and inventory approved.
Bohau L Shepard; administrator produces receipt Of
County Treasurer for balance in his hands, and Is dis
charged Theresa Jacgle; lunscy trial and verdict in
Sane. Polly Sexton; game. John Diver; same (not 0
pauper). Diam scales application to tr for insanity
till th inst at 10 a. 1a Jscob Schneider; inventory
appraise1nent and award approved. George McCough-
": flies restored.
, 1872-12-09

[tJNdyE I0TteT.I
-35OrB1rtalotte =. Sullivan: demurrer to
first breach Of narr overruled demurrer to second
and third sustained and leave to plaintiff amend III
five days. 1977 a-Schultz =. Frazel demurrer to Sec
od third fourth and rita pleas Of Hay1nan sustained
end 1eaye to file amended pleas in ten days demurrer
to Arst and third pleas Of Frazl sustained; to fourth
and fifth oyerrGlod and leave to amend in ten days
o938Adams y. Commercial Insurance Company
Judgment s14.320.10 2,o38-Sa<ue T.. same jIdg-
, 1872-12-09

The following town plats were approved
James stinson's Subdivision Of the sw 4 OF
Sec. 25, Z. SO, N. r: Il E. Hark do Jons's Sub
10, 10 II T. 81, n L. Il E: Olfnger's Subdivision Of
the north acres of the Sc 4 Of the ne 4 Of the
NV 4 Of Sec 10, r. 81, n. il. Il E. G. Barton's
Subdivision of Block 1 Of Walker 4 Stinsons
98, n. r, Il e: Boylan's Subdivision Of Lot Is
of George W Clark's Subdivision Of the Q I Of
the nv 4 Of Sec. 25. T: 38. H. r. Il E. Map Of
, 1872-12-09

Chief Justice Morris is appointed Lieutenant
Governor Of Manitoba
Leo, the nowly chosen Speaker of the South
Caro}ina House Of Representatives, is an uTegu-
lar offshoot OF vne Of the best families,
, 1872-12-09

-Pascha1 Coggins, after making gallant run
for Congress-, Il California, has resumed his
editorial position on the Sacramento Union.
William s. King, Of Minnesota, is not can
didate for reelection as Postmaster Of the House.
In the next Congress-.
The Rev. Alexander R. Thompson, Of New
York City, has been called to the Presbyterian
Church, Oakland, Cal SALARY, $4,000.
The Rev. Horace Cocks, has been appointed
by the Ontario Government Chief Emigration
Commissioner in EupIand
, 1872-12-09

th8 1u0UWluB UIll5 HeIo V1t1o3o11 Vo DO PE11H1'
payroll m South Chicago avenue ditch. l1eeO
Pay-roli IN Section Sc drain. ........... 449.50
ErnBt Uterschank, Section So dratn...-... 11200
William, NIosear On Section 36 drain. ... 169.97
Eichael DOYLE On Section SO drain. 12.00
F. ". Adams, On Forty-seventh and State
13rfd0ea on South Chicago avenue. ue..,...... 246.50
1nter.0ceon ADVERTISING G3.00
Pay-ro on wabash avenue cu1verts. ......... 1880
Pay<roll On Chestnut street sidewalk. 1000
pny.ro1] m enrinklfnR streets 5000
pay.roI on sidewalks and outlets. 1900
Gaorca ~ wheeler extending assessments $3.50
Tv Bnrnhnm Raarker copyiug 1900
FeJntch + Darnnrd printing np....... 1900
0ohsoo h Vhoads euryeyiup 19o.50
r " Ga7nmon. Fifty-drst street pier.. 10000
= cnrne1 Draf{ing Jefferson street ..., 1880
Reattv /. 1arIer Fifty-drst street sewer 4O11. 80
John McCafroy, South Chicago avenue. l6508.T
, 1872-12-09
HYDE PARK MATTERS.

Meeting of the Board of Trustees-Bills Au-
dited-Specinl Assessments for Street 1m-
provemenrs-A Temporary Loan Author
fze1.
At the regular meeting Of the Trustees Of the
Village OF Hyde Park, On Saturday afternoon,
A., fo11ouinot h;11a wera nrderad tn Ee paid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-06-06
Honoroh,a .tIbratio sevmopr our last

Honorable Hpratio Seymour, our last
DemomatiG Rrsshlential nominee, favors
the snpnSrt; t;of Mr.A Greeley by the Dc
ssfr;f GreeleT gelection," he writes,
"wiliFbe aiefvative step toward local
neigKh5Sh0od government, and will stop
tYff,asc6arsa Of 6verbearing Federalism.
an, have Dem ocratic principles in
ssonYe IN neasnE3 81 Aacccding to the great
rcyolutiolrfIl Ills fsSof which is sweeping
ovet, the county, In this State it is ire:
sistibiaasI, shs not been on personal
terms with Nh Greeley for some time,
but there is. wisdom and heartiness in
the popular moeenent to support him.
g. recognize iil the sympathy between
andstSe voting masses .anEelles
ment stronger han talent or fitness lie
Hhas hasthgtaientdadxa xatnsss tosuitthetemr
DER OF. theltimsI soesa I'd s,4asssesi
~ "a = 4 Fv7aisifd St Providence,
RI Ri T.; one fh5fas 4fateS aged seventy
Yea Years, his ,iustIbeei iiulctsa in sle.oOo
III III IL a'sdite TITO fof braaah Of promise bs6ught
sagafnss him .b3at spiastef named Jrhia
1Elvallet; oetastWenty tAaos c dt1nnst'be
confessed sthatfisiisia swingingiNerdiGt
against the yensfahle Fhomas s7whp VIII
have Sixteenlthousand very .goedreaslssns
hereafter to renamheti the scharlning
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