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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

Are many, but remedy for them all is furnished
by nature There IL no doubt that for pverg dlsease
there is an antdote is the vegetable Kinedom the
aooriginees were the victims OF many apd loath.
some maadieB, eg they leund In the Wilds OF their
tore Is remedies sure aud powerful Acting on this
belief Dr; Tutta ssrsapar1lls and Qseens Delight is
ohered the public as musC sny Concentrated
vegetable CO pound, possessing eXtraOId uary
pow for the cure Of Rheumatism, Neui slgia
scrOfua, llcers, swelling o. the Gand4 Lrupti ms
Of the Skin Feuiae liseases, Liver COMPLAINT
secondary Syphilis The effocl OF mercury, c. lis
q moet powerful Alternative and blyOu Furines aud
at the same time so ha mless that It NAV be used
by all
stem for resisting its attack by using Dr. Tut
Liver Pills.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE " used in Europe and
America,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10
The PennsSIva'ia Election.

FURTHER RETURSs-THE CONGRESSIONAL DELAdA-
TIoN % TO 4.
Especial to the COmmerciill
PHILADELPHIA, Oct ..
HArtranft has a majority in Montgomery coun-
ty Of one vote - gain of seven hundred and
sixty-fve over last year.
tBy Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.
The Euening Telegraph SAYS that the c. n
gressional delegation will be twenty-three Re-
publieans and four Democrats. .-Republicans
being elected in the Sixth, Sixteenth, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth Twentieth and Twety-fourth
districts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10
Bowers q Hoof LInIment,

have tested Boyer's HOof Liniment un the feet
OF over one hundred horses. Tn difference in the
cond lion Of the feet is 80 great In It's favor hat
should he properly applied IN every nors.,s hoof es-
peciany in the Summ-i when IN. no Bes feet are
always In contact witl the heated earth which
dries them up and they he Ume ard and feveTi.n,
Whl produces contraction, c rms, quarter CRACKS
contrdc Ion OF the back sinew, comm iny called
'Kne Sprung aud often from the pains In the
hoofs Il produces sweeney in the shoulder. We re-
commend II az the best preparation We ever used
IL Should be used on very horses hoJf as common
y as OIL Is used on har ess or In beOta TO Ket
them IN good condition, K. X. I1 NKiIN
Proprietor aud sup riutendent Of the Continental
Stables, SAMSON Street. Philadelphia.
Z. BRINGHURsT Co, Apothecaries,
cor Sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed agents for this pu al
hOot Llnlment, arc fnllY p,epared 10 supply Il
Wholesale aud retail at the manufacturers prl ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10
Words are leayes--ideas are fruit.

Words are leaVes--ldeas are fruit.
Utah would afford territory to make over a
dozen States as large as the State OF New
Hampshire.
Naomi, daughter OF Enoch was ive hundred
and eighty years old when she was married.
Courage, ladies'.
they have executors to do what would be better
done by themselves.
Two Cinnamon took their beer at Detroit
Mich, the other day. wearing paper collars aud
parting their b ir in the middle.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

The second game of the base ball tournament
vas played yesterday, the Athletics and MutuAls
being the contestants. The Athletics won by a
scOre Of TOT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

HE Is REPORTED TO BE sKULKINa AGAIN.
NLw YORK Oct. Q.
report prevails that Tweed il missing,
though his counsel say they can produce him at
short notice
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10
SpefiaI Autires.
FIavorInE Extracts

Also, sealing wax and corks for fruit cans.
W. T. AI.RICHs,
Apothecary, TOT Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

Tomorrow evening, Hon. r. Stockett Mat
thews speaks at Institute Hall. There will be
an immense audience to hear his fervid oratory.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

Gold closed yesterday at ll21l. Government
securities declined u a Y, except the currency
a.xes, which advanced Ss Philadelphia stocks
were active and 6rm. Cotton was steady
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

The Republicans Of Delaware now have a
straight road to victory. But they must work
10 win.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

For President ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
For Vice President-HENRY WILSON.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10
rar's Astra, oil

Az FOSTERS Drug store, bS the gallon quart or pint
any way tO suit customers. A large assortment 81
lamp chimneys different shapes lamp wicks BRUSHES
&C., wholesale and r6tAIl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

Fosters Celebrated Tonic BItteTs,
Fosters Blood P,ir l"r,
Fosters Iufalhle Oriental Pile Salve,
Fnst' r. Rose Worm eZenges,
Wveth's Elixir Beet, Wine and lr n
Wyeth's Elixir Va ertnnte OF Ammonia,
Eis' Bitter Wine Of Iron,
Zls' 81 xlr Caasaya B TX and Iron,
DR.. Pierre's GOlde Medical D scovery,
DR.. Perce's Pleasant Purgative Pillets.
FOSI kkS DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

For Cong tss-JAMls R. LOFLAND.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

ELKcTo: s-BENJAMlN s. BOOTH.
WILLIAM T. COLLINS.
DAVID w. MORE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10
The Bos. OF the "Rlus. =

From our Late Edition Of Yesterday
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10
COMPLETE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

Election Tuesdn,. Nov. S,h. 1879.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-10

Speftal 11utirGs.
saIoupe-Tous.lss-
We have received another small invoice OF this
fayorite infants food.
seveoth and Market streets.
Spears Solution,
For Preserving Fruit, still ret ns It's high plac in
the esteem o. thOse who stVdy economy Of time
SAITH 4 FAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets.
Channels Skins.
A nne invoice OF new Chamois skins Just opened
by SMITH a PAINThh. Druggista,
Seventh and Market streets.
ksen's
Double supsrnne Mu- -tard in cans and Buckney a
SMITH a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh and Market streets
wax Flower MaterIa o,
In variety, new supplies beiDg constantly received
at the manufacturers prices, by
Seventh and Marke' streets.
L'eb'ss 'comggs"y's' mggsSyt.s Extract of
The genuine Article Id oy
sMIr a PAINTER, Druggists,
Seventh aud MarAvt su eets.
Pure olive OIL of AK.
Such as we bottle under our own label, ls we
think, the finest Olive Oh for table in the mar
ket. NTH n p INTER,
S. en- rbof -
Fosters Cele bra cd seIt-Aol InR
NsOd Pad.
Dou,le Truss the most comfortable and efficient.
Another larse and well sci cted stO X ~ Trusses,
Braces, supporter, SyfingeS and surgical sppli-
ances received at FOs'ero Truss and Briee Deplt,
Front and Wet streets . he demand steadily In
creAsing Sperial Inducements now Offer, Il TO pur-
chAsefs. Personal attention given TO nttlug. Pri-
Vate 70 ms for lanies and gents phrate.
Mrs, FOSTERS Cough and Group
syrup.
Hassons Cnmpou' Syrup VI Tar
eine's syrup Of Ter a. Il Wild Ihersy,
NlstAr's pinr Tree Tar Cordial
ktter's syrup for Coughs and Colds
and many others, ut
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West.
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MARIN INTELLIGENCE.
Ecrts GasfftOwo


Arred September !,
schr Luna, pilwane. sand
Ser. ln,iustry, 1OskEs merchandise, 1900 bt
,ptomber
Scar Capola SiwiSee. p pkgs groceries
Nrnr. Glen Culieriiiaaukee, oris crack re-
schT Union, NIiWaRe
stmr. hanltowoc. ocage, sund
Stember
Stnr. Shesoygan, Ccago, sund
;Er Experiment, hrdu&ee
schr Jennie Lind. Ever Island
>tnr haGitOwoc, Gcago, sund
lptSmoer
Stnr. SLe50ygan. ocage. suud
atmr. Manitowoc, Gcafo, sunds
scnr Sparta, &ilwSune
Ssseaber IL
schr. Hannah Etty. ,ii4 ukee, 80 brls plaster.
SET Hope, mIi~aukee
, mr. ShebO, gan. CElrc- suud
IIcp tsyeiis, Esc4naD;
dseUtember l.
Scar Reindeer Two INers
SchT LCaa. HiIWaake
schr in'Gslry Carca.. 2Ts bri headings, 10a n
slaves.
S4paber ..
sclir CapeIia, Miikankgs u cds wood
seLr HeH trTlsr, Milwaukee. 2,5oe posts, cord
Sc!rr Union, Milwaukee - eds wood
Stdli aaalbWoc, Cnic<zo, saHd
SEPTEMBER 6.
StFaF ; ieoo -3r. Ca,Ie.s-o. s1nd
SER, ESIyIIleHt H.lNaukee, 2-St0 posts.
September Z.
SimT. a:saiDwoc. Chicago. sund
ecAr. JennI Lind C4i..gc, . $50 posts, 30 r. T.
lIes.
Septetnbe= Q,
sffnI. She5Tgau. CEica 20. sund
1z9tCEager -.
-inr. AeHiswC-. Suni
','sr. I. H-4 lVlana- Mii'sauksa.
4 u Atty saoke. Milwaukee, towiN- scar. aid
so -. viz - ~ nr-4r.
-cl!4- Ni4artls, III s4ls .-s. Sc WtUd.
SEPtcHbIr Il.
cir, EaEn-a Etty. 40 -si.e4S.
~ Z. log Milwaukee, - cas scoi.
tiIr, SaeJt Z ~. LHic1-o. s-lds.
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,..tt tEp.s IL.
5.s"s.C. ~ 81 :,.s'i-"rg r,a.t.t.sSy,
Dr:i - 80. second WAR. SCI.
tFss!tF" its t,;c s'i,y nj Fslzss,.o-
- g. f,t.ts' cgiC 2nd 80 thc
.t;i -: ~ ;si"tn''cr2 FI.-
tIr3>iEr.


&.:,i.a ngrnaI 1T ~ It. m. under the
lraa.r.h,p Of Prof. Clas. II. hlirn, Of
Madison. PRAYER by Rev. G. 3. Stevens.
Music. Election of :;aare sary, Hiss Fan
ne O'conna~; ;ml Assistant S,crctarv,
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mansi'ii'' ~ if'i' -N'',1' -
recess. l':f' u ll;'o' ''',''' n, u
the lesson IN 'F'h'S''!''Il "'' D'' ~
by Mr.. !. }. Stewart. il'lD ''.' -
remarks upon the same ny 'f'i. -ii''''-
ll:-o to - Lang ''5e i-''''''' , - 1 ''''
Nien, Aa,o'rn'''
Leo T. n, Institute opened with muse
f ..IIomcwarl Bound Calling Of roll.
/ I:2o 10 2:oj, Instructions in Teaching
! Constitution, by Prof Allen F"~t . min
utcs. 2:i0 to 30, Method eli Teaching
Primary Geography, by Prof. Alien.
Recess i minutes. Masic. 3:95 to 3:i5,
the subject Of ''School Kcepia@' ~ Prof.
Alien. Rest $3.50 to 4:22, exercise
in Spelling anl Pronunciation, eoalncted
by Prof. Allen. Music Numl cr Of nom
hers enrolled during day, Is; whole num-
bnr in attendance, I05. Adjourned anti
,7:3Op. m
Teachers met at the Court
'u''S'' an. listened 10 q lecture hy Prof
-'''-''' -I''''i'''''''
EpNEspAY, SErT. ], 1872.
Institute oncnal at . a. m. Music. Call
ing Of roll. 9:l0 to 1000, Number Les
sons, by Prof. Allen. Rest. 1910 to
1880, remarks on the Method Of Teachine
history, by Mr /. \. Stewart. Recess
Io''D 10 li:'o' further remarks On the
1 e'chinS Of Urinary biography, by Prof.
Alien li;1o to l2:oo' exercise in Ele-
ii'e'',''rS '''Uli0S' ana examination OF Spell
I"e LssSo" ol previous gay Adjourned,
+ l''o f'N. opened with music. Calling
me r'H- 100 10 -;IV' Language Lesson,
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Railway Proposition Rejected.

The Board Of Councillors yesterday re-
jcctci the resolution to submit to vote Of
the people the propositions Of tho Milwau-
kce and Northern Railway Company, the
Lake Shore and Western Railway Com
rany, and the Northwestern Union Rail
way Company. The matter had been be
fore the Common Council for some time,
and the members had fully informed them
selves Of the views OF their constituents.
In view Of the taxation incident TO the i'm
portant improvements of sewerage and
waser-works, the majority of our citizens
were decidedly aversc to assisting the new
roads sbY subscribing 100000 to their
common stock. The vote was announced
rs six for the measure and twelve against
i. To effect 4 perfect disposition of the
subject, NJ. Cary moved reconsideration
Of the vo:e by which the resolution was re-
icc.ed, aal had the satisfaction CT decided
vote against TIE observation-disclosures
Sentinel September 70.
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WIr 0ITFIr II N. y lW7-.-Ta tU-IWI
D,.,.r.-,,i ro....,.l.- received FROM .ir. PEI
fer some fnc favored, rnaii,.r crabs, wh,r
he raised from the seeds ii tho common
..;f.i ..-ab which had l,c-l fortified ,.v tie
,..li.n of the Prwa1lce apollo. u. i,rz
,l-.y rro I.tr~I ia a s:.n;lr manner iss.
VARIETY Of >.9arla9 c."r., 'r.-~..--i'.ss -.
apple with the VIII Aaw.
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See. W. State Agricultural Society.


In view Of the arrangement made he
tween the Wisconsin CCHtral-the old
Land Gralnf-aud lie Lake Shore q Wcs-
tern railroads, the question at tie mead Of
this article u one ui pointed significance.
10 the poo7!c % M"..,o.oc county real
ize fully the satct uron our TUtGrc pros
poets Of this arrangement betreen these
two compauias' \ few Vo.ao upon tins
subject may uns be am's,:
s-.-..,s. $500 The affairs Of the Wisconsin
been decided that the Wisconsin 'iT 19A1tIitIH
was to be made an important link in the
grcar chain OF railroad ENTERPRISE that.
rtG the Northern Pacific, is to traverse
ire Continent from ocean to ocean. n pcr-
Nlstont effort has been made to subsilize
.-Gs OI Land Grant read. and make II
play into the hands OF cities and other
railroads tina. To say the least. will view
WITH alarm the building un Of q city as
ter north as the city OF Manitowoc. \
i-H weeks a-o il was announced tina. ar
rangam2uts had been perfected between
t.n Wisconsin Central and Northern Pa
cr.2, whereby the first above mentioned
road, t'y way o. the Lake Shore s Yves.
ten. j. % b- made the meii1m Of comm
nleN'.Hn between the Northern Pacific ana
Milwaukee and Chicago. Whether this
s1a@Gam-at has been perfected or not.
tie ldts i.'-ant gao-rarhvr and close ubscr
YER Of ip-'cat nee -si.ie5 will not for
a m Went consider such an arrange
meat as impossible, Of even i'm
probable. if our people. realizing its i'm
pugtance, can be induced TO work with an
eve single Il its conSummation. And right
here tac question recurs with force that
oaght q secure the attention and enlist
tie active. coop ration IN its sensible solu-
ton, . every wail-w.>hcr Of Mauituwuc's
tutnre material prosperity without regard
10 party preference, =" H'ho shall tcc hqre
TOR &t.fe N.Eat1.tljs Fai{ g.
The interests oi li.nitowac county in
IT, ISOLATION Of this question has been al
ready iatjustesl. fue interest of Milwau-
zac aa2, d. q {-es .gse, that Of Chicago
IS adverse &c t.sa. 8, }iaHitowoc. 50 far,
hanks to the backbone ug those who have
lal tic Is >egnsiu Ceatral ana the Lake
shore 1 " essera roads in charge, onr
interests have ult been permitted 10 sat-
-. low viii it 10 f, in the legislature.
Inc 4ttosars IS mace aF the cities NAMED.
.i3ei g. Il powerful. railroad corporation.
3 e4el.Haa.a tie present glowing gTos-
aest- II aaui-oNlc.
Anv one who b r;van even = passing.
Eaa 4. 81 lie ass.-y o. ig.;yia,.rn IN
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THE ", l.. s IS w. r. r. track is n CIV
within two miles Of Port Washington Over
one mile Of track per day was laid in two
days the first part Of the week, six men
laying the rails from the hand ear upon
the ties. Three cargocs Of iron arc on the
way from Buffalo, and several car loads of
plates arrived yesterday. The propeller
0ntonagan, with iron, is looked for hourly
as we 50 to prcss.-SAeLoygau Times,
sept ..
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Oht TIT > III EtltfEtI
No man klKs at what time some acct
dent, or dlsea may hurry him into otcrni-
", and, rcrha leave family to the cold
charities of tltworlI. 70 have your mind
in perfect rests regards this, insure your
life in tie St. Juis Mutual,Lifc Insurance
Company. G. ". Bollam is the agent
for the Comply in this city, and viii
furnish you wi all particulars.
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i,.'"' ! r'd"y 't'-ed "i'nn inc '.',s''' "".'
M interesting e"1h.rS institutes eyer
h,ii IA tins county. The lace that l're-
f.ssor JlalIas H. Allen Wus &, b. ID, GOA
a,...,. .....,...t ,l,.. t.r.,.,. .,..
await Themselves q. hI itr'fa'.''h, i'i
N.iinc.s DIV ,yp.i /. The nauIbcr of
i.,.t,.. .,,..,f...r ~. ~. a.,i ,,rtb.; i,
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session, at the close there were = present
to receive their certificates 81 aityu-
,,.... ~, instructions :, tbc y..r-,u.
,..,...- ...,.. HIM. j., -
"'i"' ''''''''' u ''','''''5a' .,''''' - '"'
Men, Mere "i TIC mus. concise KIND
aiI j! the teachers adopt them, We may
look forward to an increased average
I,,.I.,,. .,,.,,,,,,, ,i., .,,,,I,,,,, It;.,,Io
,Ir
'''''' ~
NOV" from tn" STATE, rs Ire has been a
host in the cause Of cluc1tion We ap-
,...,.l I.,l,,v - c,,.v NJ r,r rne,},t;.ns
a4oFtca al Il mc'th% "i Inc INSTITUTE
held IN the basement Of the trst Frosty
tcr'an Chmch, on Friday cycuinrlast:
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Mss Maggie Knight Of IEo'yokc, Mass,
recently patca;ci Iuare-Lottomed bag
for tie use ef groeers, and has increased
the vsiac Of her invention by inyent,nS 4
machine f'r foSiing ba-~. ~ which two
CIR can make ar,wN1 bag 7av.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Last night about
ten o'clock Michael Callahan, a peaceful
citizen, was stabbed through the heart
while walking along Evanston road with
his wife and little girl, by half drunken
rul!ian with whom he demonstrated for
ruiciy pushing his child off the sidewalk.
Up 10 au early hour this morning the muir
derer had not been arrested.
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HENRY WIox has he very best of
select oystcEsr sale, Lovers of oysters
will take noti.
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Hon. Geo. FED moved his family hack
last wccl, ino his old HON stead again,
vlich lac is hang repaired and repAiuLod
generally.
j. L. MeMaNa, attorncy-at-law Of Chill
ton, put in an apcarancc at the Winliatc
ll.ugc last nigh with the cholera morbus,
but is all rightasain this morning. lie
WAS too gritty thave it work well.
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Patrick MoAndrew, of Plymouth, was
run over and killed by the cars, near
Wrightst0wr, Monday morning.
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Eiia.tsaE E,n,. ar t's!s. cCss.'f5, ~
}.

LrrrIr Eoc6, Ark sept. Tho fol
IoHi.s orc. WAS published in lae oaic,ai
org. a this r1ornins:
LITTLE Eoca, Sept. |, 1872.
T,,aiR O..i.,. ". l23
,t.'or ,-ra..ai =. ?. uphma having been
a.s..i-iual ly ~, ciaI Order 80. :, dated
No,cnl.r l2th, 1872 h tie coHuinl o.
al The state guards AMI enrolled militia 81
tie state, and bong advised that th" oa-
rprrcinrut ii the civil and crimIna! law Is
INSTRUCTED 10 iuuh an extent in Pope coua-
t., Arkansas, rs to render il dangerous, ii
not il,po,.ib'c, for the shciid TO enforce
the Same with an ordinary posse, Is hereby
directed To proceed forthwith to said coua-
II OF Pop, With such al, as mag he ngce-
.:trv. 10 ,<crutt the civil aud ciImiua! Law
81 the ,'utc.
> General II,an is hereby vested With
Discretionary power to call all the state
guards ami enrolled militia into active ser
Wee, II. in his orininn, the situation de-
irauIs the same, ard t. use them III COM
r,lauco with Ina u,lcr any cmcrgcnc q
that navy arise.
:. Tho expense Of substituting state
rnar,!- or enrolled militia which may be
ci.li,, info service under ti.IS ORDER shall be
borne ~ Tie county Of Porc, and paid as
. provided Iv section t Of the act entitled
IAN act to provide for the enrolment Of
militia, the organization and discipline OF
state guards, amd for thc public safety.
Approved July 4, 1858.
EDWARD SEEToN,
Captain and E,>il'n: Adjntaat General.
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TnrRsDAY, Sept. >, lS-.22-

TnURspAV, Sept. ), lS-2-
Institute ope ned at a. m Music
Calling the roll. 9;0j to o:5j, Number
lessons and Mental Arithmetic, b. Pro-.
Allen. Recess minutes. 1900 to 1880
exercise in Pronunciation, conducted By
Prof, Allen. Recess. From Is TO
200 5tcms II photography, orthe.rv,
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gErkCE Ia EgL-
OF Efector..

-. rf'F-.H ''.8.t
Z. GaATZ zRoEsid,
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inc following 10 tic circular i'sur by
a,crltar, FLA in relation to the State
Fair.
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HORSE SHOEING

conducted at D. II. Builds BY Jake Honeh uutil fn1
TIER notice With his vel known al iity as horse
shoer coahdeEtially recommend him to ny patrezs
LIT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-11-19
lancaster High School Report.

Names of scholars neither absent
nor tardy during the four weeks end
ing Friday, Nov. 18th, 1872.
Lu Barber, Nellie Barnett, Sadie
Barr, Nettie Calls, Orah Cox, Edith
Fisher, Mary Flsgg, Mamie Foster
Ada Foster, Lille Griswold, Addie
Holloway, Nettie Kilbourn, Jessie
Meyer, Mamie Rice, Emma Shrader
Gonna SPrague, Emma Zeigler.
David Atizer George Clark. Har-
ry Clss George Cox Wilber Dodge,
jerry Dodge, Thomas Edwards,
Gerritt Safes, Robert Gates, Willie
Lewis, Richard Meyer, Will Robe,
Everett UT.
Number of names enrolled 73. Per-
ceetage OF attendance 80. Average
Dolly attendance 60.
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TRAY C0LT-Tsken up BY the subscriber resid
ing miles SOUTHEAST of Rockville in Harrison, GA
or shout Oct. 1th one two year old black mare COLT
Lite spot lace, rather ihn built, curly Name aH-
tail The owner j. requested to prove property, pay
charges and take sid stray away. PEiEk JAChA.
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It's merry TO hear at evening time,
Nv fhe btaKiuy hearth the sleiUhball

But how can all who ride do so
without first going to D. H. Budd S
to buy the sleigh. Laying jokes
aside, all agree that the finest cut
ters ever seen in Grant County were
made by the hands now at Budd's.
My OBJECT is TO make u quality of
sleighs that can not be beat East or
West, and feel confident my object is
attained. The invitation IS extended
TO all, irrespective of color race or
previous condition. TO come and see
for themselves, and buy too if the
price suits, (and don't be afraid to
say you're got the cash.
d. III. BUDD.
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Local MatterS:
thanksgiving Proclamation.

With gratitude 70 the Almighty God for hs INN
merahle blessings showered upon our State and Ma.
ton during the Rast year, aud in accordance with
time d norcd custom and The recommendation OF the
Pre-. dent or the United States appoint THURSDAY,
EoylMHgB .s'n NJ day 81 Thanksgiving and Praise.
The past season has been Of uninterrupted pros
pority. The developments in agriculture, manniaet-
Ing the m, ehanic arts and public improven ents arr
uuoxampled Labor has received BE- just reward and
bauutpous harvest gives assurance that none shall
want and I hereby recommend 10 all the people OF
the State that they uuito Oh that day 10 Offering
Pra.e and Thanksgiving TO God f1r al his me'cie",
blessings and benefits and especially for the peace aud
plenty which they enjoy.
Iu testimony whereof have hereunto set my han q
aad caused the great seal q the State 20 be ~
hxpd.
ILs1 Done AZ tho Capitol 10 Madison, this 4th day
Of November. A. D 1872, aud Of the Independ-
eacs Of the United st.,ea the ninety seventh
&C. WAS aBURN
Ey the Governor
Ii BRggsE Secretary % State
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House Burned.

The Parsonage Of the German
Methodist Church at Liberty Ridge,
Rev. p. Helweg, Pastor, was destroy
ed by fire on tho 22d Of October last
The Madison Mutual Insurance Go
have paid in full the Insurance Of
$4,000 on the property destroyed,
and new house is being erected by
Alcoru Il Muesse, which will be com
pletcd this week. The new structure
is two story, 1924, with a wing, and
is ceilod instead OF plastered for the
present The church and pastor are
fortunate in rebuilding better than
before, without much serious outlay
beyond the Insurance.