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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18

At one time the celebrated trio Of
lecturers Twain, Griswold and
Cough, put up at the same hotel in
Chicago. Cough retired early, and
the other two resolved to try prac-
teal joke on him, and dispatched a
waiter with a cocktail to his room.
Cough declined and insisted that
there was some mistake. Not wish
ing to waste the drink, the darky
disposed Of it, and reported it ''all
right" atthe bar. Another and an
other drink was sent up, and dispos-
ed of in the same way. Finally a
''strong brandy was ordered, and a
satisfactory report made; but before
another decoction could be got ready,
Cough made his appearance, and
blandly protested that he did not
need such drinks, but stated that he
saw the waiter drinking the liquor
as he was coming down stairs
Griswold never alludes to Cough.
and Twain declares that he never
was in Chicago in his life.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18

Employment for the mind is what
thousands of women are in need of.
After the Flooding routine required
for material necessities have been
gone through with for the day, and
the tired body requires and enjoys
rest, the minds Of many women
reach out hungering and thirstine
after intellectual food. Not hayinee
that craving satisfied is what causes
unhappiness for many whose lives
seem dark and barren. isea
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18
TAX NOTICE.

vENHE following is list of unredeemed lots, pie
~ ces or parcels of land, situate lying and being
IN the County of Kenosha, in the State of Wiscon-
SIN: which were sold by the County Treasurer of
said county and State aforesaid on the 10th day of
May, A, d 1870, for the unpaid taxes and charges
due on the same for the year, 1869, and the amount
OF taxes, charges and interest calculated thereon,
up TO the last day of redemption, due on each of
said pieces or parcels of land,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that I'M
less such lots pieces parcels fland are redeem
ed on or before the 10th day of May 1873, they will
be conveyed to the purchaser or purchasers there
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18
Gov. B. Gratz Brown tried to

Gov. B. Gratz Brown tried to
force the Missouri Legislature to pro-
vide for electing four congressman
from the state at large, instead of
dividing the state into districts, in
order to secure four democratic con-
gressmen. And Gov. Palmer is
turning republicans out Of Office for
not supporting Greeley. And this
is the sort Of civil service reform
promised the country in the proposed
election of Greeley. - Kentucky
Statesman.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18

The genius who shall accommo-
date the English human race with a
pronoun, or9with pronouns, which
will enable speakers and writer's to
intelligently surmount such frequent
ly necessary sentences as the one
below, can rely upon fame as endur-
ing as time:
The person who has lost a plain
gold ring inscribed on the inside
''Thine for life,'' can get the same
sent to them by sending their ad-
dress, &c.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18
When Greeley deliberately ad,

When Greeley deliberately advo-
Gated the right Of secession, he COM
mitted the objectionable political
sin. A disunionist-a man who
said he would "resist all coercive
measures to prevent disunion--is
not fit to be President of the United
States, and we know this is the opin-
ion of some union Democrats, who
will vote against him. They will
not under any circumstances vote
for man who says secession is
ght.-xState Journal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18
Holmes & Nichols Addition.
END OF ADDITION.

j Bond com SO rods of n e cor of
said GU sec Q rods south OF
,- n line of the same thence e
g Srods thence 25 rods thee
p stA3 w 8 rods thence % rods
Fas9 to beg oBL4 do
T Bond com "A rods of n e cor of
said or sec 2rods g of n line
of the same thence rods
thence q rs rods thence W 8
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18
Ourkee's Western Addition.
CItY OF I1enosha-s econd Ward.

w Wade com 90 rods Of S c cor of
said blk thence IL 16H rods
thence rods thence
16H rods thence G 4 rods to
beg 81 30 % 81
T D Bond com 40 rods of s c cor Of
said blk thence 161a rods
thence w to w line of block
thence S to w cor of same
thence e to beg except 2
rods for r II track
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-18
WnshInnton Tsland.t



n cor of said Or sec thence
al 8-12 # thence s rods
thence w ii 8-12 # thence
rods to beg ne Go D u
2 II Wood com 4 rods S of w cor OF
lot Is thence rods and z
# thence w to KenOsha st
thence w to beg ne do 1U6 "a
P II Miller com 75 rods of w cor
of lot15 thence e to sec line
thence 81 rods thence
to Kenosha st thence 81
rods to beg ne ! 70 ~ %
q Nichols com 18 it n of cor OF 3sa
lot % thence on . 5 . ,...
Heads line to line of Ann
st thence on line OF said
st to point where the
line OF lot 26 extended W to
h8.. Ann st would strike said
st thence to cor OF lot
26 thence to beg ne do lot 63
Est of r H Deming com sc rods Of
Sc cor of lot II w ID rods 51a H
# thence 3 rods thence e
ID rods 5h # thence 3rods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

81 Lorrs Nov l4cotoa honiaa Mddugs lsais!e r-eep'
JE bales; sAismeHN. lao hale. -.
CNCNSAri, Nov. -Co;os FIRM Mldlnss isci r.c.Dt' go
bales shPment az bales; stock zT2 bales Steamer ST. aIs for
Aeznlh &. sunk vita 90 bales co;toa
4vASs4 Nov sJogi 10 go,s denand oers ght
Goci Orla1rT TT Low MI ihug', ltci NJ ings IL" 81 lst
43t tbo Coanncn 4toi ois sa@ 'O
bales, stscE 70,sJ "a
.ouILE srA advanced; Goot Orr IVY lt-i
Lev A.adnss iac Nidlln-s. tlr rcrp va baic'i II
p0rtsc go bale Loo bales; q 81 l7ts
Nov l4Cntuu rtive tind OrHfry o@iOic nei
receipts bae exp Great Bnas 65 bHesi safes -oJ
bl.ri. stock IN bales. -
Ars-sr Nov -Cot,oa rood denaua MddHnE' f7i97'e
4, rscail q. Lee salc-. I %~s hrieA $500.
EHa-Etvs Nov 1<caron active l1d Tos-er Low Nie'-g
lcic; 462 n9les; @9yl als
zposs Ehe Ssau ont j1 ele esFl's 'l4 baes' sizes to-day
6alesi last j.U bales socS, l-A+d bales
WILMINGTON, NOV. HCotou lrm Aiucs -lci net receipS,
32 bales, eEpor = n1ts stock. jlao lfieS
LoCnyilLh. Nog Ll"ua sEai Aaa,nss, lie Tese t. -5
bales. shipments s. 81 hl.ss.
EoRraLK Nov rCoio7 hrg LoT Shn-1 Ret ret rsse7i'
ei7 sscs eKpsrc5ae ash bassi saies, 80 bieai ssoe
1890 laeA
lHtL,DrtruIA. Egv it-Co'ton firm. MiH7cr. -. Disc
BALTIMORE. hovblAC0tog fr; MiaHu7a t ltt reeeri'
grOs recy sle5; erNortesa % basi sales
toar 10 bales go sales E t7fanFi sioes, 49, 7's
MEzPus Nov 4Coou f1ner aad active. A1dln7,. Hi4l0c
receipts $3.50 bles shBmeuls 10 ble ,ocE 20 - o7isN
CHAELEsroS, Nov l&Cotoa qutt, hoisTt no hElaess Nd
dirss nomnal; ret c pts -lLJ 9es eH 3li,o
Great Brian 279 bales 10 the Con.Lest JJ bas si'c S-'
lseG
j rox Nov N-Conou-Lite nothing doing since Saurla7
800 set pefs Laes receipts, l0i "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
rHF rATE OF TRADE.

Lovpv w I4-l3 Causos oncuei az q f1f arr
for The arcuu Five TWENTY bonds 1885 old ~
1857. Ed Ter-Torte "a Fves 49, kn way SHARES &C.
FRAyp1Er ls.-Cnted Igeaty
.Gsue0
PANS. nov l4-ReBtcs opened Il a2ir T~c- -
LIyafo0L l4 HC0ttoz opened hrni Alodas LpEndt
LoEBo TsT III -Coafss money e2B for The account
Eis United Fverae1y bsL lsss, OIL "a Territories
"a Ere Railway shares, al.
lrvEsPo0L. Nov l4-i p. m-Co,,Oa "a drn.
L1Ns0s Nov Ill p. u.-ItiI0W 4l6 q cwt.
LONDON A-The EBg ans has decreased
& 4 iunrg lie Vcek
IovDov NOV las D. closed % money and o. q
UHtc Srates Five rweaiy bonds 1865, OIL i
FlsvoET, NOV. lAOuitea States FvsI Een b0a 5 Tor
d
PAM Fav. I4-Rentes closed a. ~ 61e
9r Nov AS m.-Cottsn closed unchanged;
Il H. 1900 Including 1909 for Speculation
.rsor Be t.tuGs 9us. Corn - y quarter Beef o. =
.serce Prize Mess. TaihN, - v cNt 49, .- --
LrvEH- OIL l4-EVeEl sLlsood OIL, "a > 0&o l0i g an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15


"Cl- packing a t-o p7rcp i01s Is repa-ei closed Con
r7-v era re uI1ter oi eaillc al-htd
.fs han at hafc the Tr-lt -cla f mof A
p ke " an tLe apul- Vloa has tLrn place pcca
Esr IsP as Cerg LssS'Oc- Yards Nov lA-tAiriE
TIE past 33 ti heai, tgansi j .
r TIE eeE beoe suppy Of yard cstie good ad Of a
better Nv weeks ae demand was ato good
al fully 90 indlall ',sen. l-ls sa re o. lri
g. 5so- 100 70 IzoV O. So 5Oa 80 81 LOO ., ~ 20
% e1mo crses 81 p 20 50 s1f balls - ~ q
To- AGA u aanand gSt lcorus % cOalli0a -24 tIa
tn.. cav.s 5a S5 20 sales ~ csei 2,-t hen1
Hoes 30 crF against ll1 ears ire
vesF p-t m s-ps.v Of Tsd fair ur gI'l
ho prices OF a. iaT ef tops - va 3 ~"
Stfrt t-r-s past % against 81 cars ne week
5r-rsu. srps h-lt uI-ei s-1-s unchanged uoa
a.. EeeL p -ss SLOW.
Byv,o Nav -CATrr-ReceiDts to-day. So held, making
ts ts s1ry A82 hel or 30 cars against
~ a. Mare. acure ahd neatly ~
snrs 2 o1 bead chauFad hands sales n fs
sna -. ranging tGm 100 % l,ii4 %. a. - o4e 20 To- 70
ana Merging 6 So 20 Ohio steers raHeug rem
Ils to W D. IS o. &c "a; "a ONO ana hers Hvss
10 al - 81 ~; areT4silg Io g. a. % 11i
steers. averaging l.l-J 70. at - ~. , 49,,
buELl LAAB-Hce tsat -i1,' t-sd mHElng tAe pa~
sury thus 400 Iea, against u 100 head iof
Id. SAME .t N7rLt depressed Caaaia Lambs sol az
srr+- C.rlIa Sleep ~ SaeSs ., Weern sheep - y y
taaad- LsnlI from O. 90 81 n 10 - 1so ~
"a 4 Sheep rilrHr from ~ lls ~ q - - - % -
So hiding from q e as D. a. 50 ~ Ds5 l5 80
tod1v ESQ nlaa, maEing TIE total supply or he
g.. t M zoo lea.. against I-d Tor The ui1s si
- Nsref dau 80 so; choice drove shade hg1er
81 led Ohls anl n elan Hogs rangug l Wv 10 ~
u a. g. g.. 81 Oals Hsgs aveTagng ~ 10 AZ 81 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

bnsh, Barley - NC buh; BaA Nal, 81 huh R hpn--
ros hssaorsM heat. sasSe oHh Vsr 100 lni, o.e -.
Oats Flour stea,5i WesteTH STaEl Sla 81 - baAsS
.. 90 A@ssr - sGess Is Mhasi 81 ~ s. s Wee es,t
the close 40 ,8c. n ieti no We,r
u} q Iei BE Tolde, BaIes DAN Cant gS WrsrrF
tss BARLEY Malt Nicr Western 81 ia 81 - Calas ~ =
Otrr sIiccs anchRugtd
FABAvY Nov l4Nohnr IA Byen denisl
% ba &c HOhug doae Gtcr n Cor or
barley. Oas sere rcei' otrrci but VIA no nu.rrA 49,
MILWAUKEE, Nov. lIOsr qrgt rul inch Urged Wheat tsSiy
81 II 10 for No l. Sl6il No Cora steady At 92c o No
M1ea Oats rs 2 Rye atf sud aneflugft Br
Ne Fall fregsWAtat 20 bualr inic 70
Osvcgo. Loo Recofs-ieg bhls Fenr i5r@ hh ffat '"o
5usl R.r.e7. sh r. orr 80 80 hu Wheat
ClEvrLAvp Nov l4Fur dn asd unchauieL What sai7 a.
Lev N1.a al acc o OLD BE Tor hes ar On stead
At Sc for car o Prime White al 2ls Tor trade ssi prices a'aaeI
laia, accoraHg b. quality. 81.
oEer. Amber Michigan 81 fi December, . 49, No
Red. 81 5U No. Ret II Isl FL Corn siaio better
81 Ost srg and spos,r,rd Frcrhts-To IA 505l-; 70
Orego. u0Ui- FsseFs-30o b1is Flour i"s. bq. HhelI
ls01 bush Com lt01 bash ships lOo) bis Flour
81 ba.b Whsat : bu,s Corn 500 bash Or,~
p,Hor Nov 4-Nhcai quiet ald uucAancs Corn steady AZ
t5c o.s good denan o. BE Becr.t0oo bla Flour u 40
luss Wheat sahaaegs-Syoo bbs Flour @tVs bH'h- wheat
MiSTrrt Nov G-Four q- md unchanged curs quies st
teots- Oats da and lower ~ S6J.e huA Meats M - bhn t
5iltc; Clear sides. bs05c Lard frin s0iUc
NIwORLEA-s, Nov. lACon gurt white. b3c Oihsr articles
unchangcd Neutrality-suspicious.. IA NeWior sight deouu-
o,vsGo Nov It-Four advi 'aes q bills "a or No
SAag. 70 Wte Winters A0 -
Double Ncal eli,t, Csu4dl hcd 9 Con
In7 Qnnte at = 81 O8 I1e gIke AZ
truA Cora Neal 9 Boiefi IS In aiel p cEt hil
FEED unchaBr "a; shorts ri. shirsof hddnuss 90 y
te IS Brv to Abanvi Lurscr, 81 7smS3 o. DE Aoson
ar, trrgHs-Four .ostan 7se to keW-Yrk Gc % 81
% tusa. Barley E3go ieet Of Lalcr sAPmeHs ~ Daua-
71vy baA- NLeat JJyo bush. Barley i2tooa ea Of LazbS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
poNESTlC MARKETS

BAlrisouH. Nov. tCo..as dul Low ng. Nic Flour
Pme &c. 81 o0esl9s. Ctoee AMBER oi wssen Red. %
s s.d . SSa s' os is 5a d, 20 ssd i1 IS s
Nessea hisa. - No, Ppe,.I - - = is sI5 l-
Buk Msatssolo sia5le Sde uaelangsL Bssoa u1slaase
Lar. 1u-lAassL "sstsn bait1s qe Choice ho 70
pot ,le m ihs n' a. P W. eis fSeyS Isl Fo-y 81,
.rovsct q ~ aha speA- 49, Eu. IT, ty,
Red 90 81 u.s. Anher 81 9o0sl g. White. s20b2 IT, RE
wsss. slSias MlIsd sls. WHISKY DC
vs., SS S 'q .s ' ss & Go qst an M
sssaEe ga Rots Asw 10 800 ne que, ana uhenAnse a.
edy rr17soss 4u considerable bssne would be aone Were
S,sy. L-fi qss xs,s lei steam, gle pot - $ 2 egt
80 en-, As- ses la ooS rs to 81 sys ~ ss B.e o
gEe shooers, sies s4ss soblg at Zoe loL Gear Hb ~
car Sc ioI Clear, Gss sissz Live Hog steady At sJso
Logls. lLs No, tIosaesO steady ss ssiuporant Fsu in
g a. asp quie' whsaL 81 gss 60 for Choice Rel and White
bose HossuF - 10 for 5s. grades 10 reported
1917 sa1 u n :. ss ro,o l 5 as sn SiI 4 adv Ba
hss.aosiieF' .isi fsI ~ sses 7ie Clear sides g. ooe
wbaly % Gle Buness restricted ly d spisoote which pre-
ST. LsS Eo1 t-Foal dar 49, i sss a ws.syo
synae GOD eensel - oi ,-Ts o. Jas price Winter ia
T. Ml &. s' sss, os' qas, sa saolsl No le
BE ssr unehangei Pne, Sc ls., G a. 55c Pori Ss
7ic D.atsd Ness sbo s . 80 10, y srS-
% sss 7,a7 cs,r s Sa Basr .l ia 81 q a
I'd
al Tir without buysrs Hogs lorsr lJd 81 Dol Cs-f
grales f53 choice ertra Reeent7 O
bbs Eaur Wheat. l4Og bl Lorl N I'd u.l or
500 b.. Barley. l. 1oo bush RE 5000 Ia 'u. 1919 Cattle
Opscago, l4-four quiet and unchanged Wheat duU and
tower Ia OF No s9lg u E. A. No spring III On r,sb or
-elsr Boyelshe OH secr peoember No spring sa ps
iscte Ie Coru Ouenei closed 9u and se ss NJ
AId a 1l49ie Oars steady As = - b W No 3 g.,
ueal.. ID BE- BaeT tc fr Ma &EA- Pork ssd
eu-e sl5 ~ Old Sl3 - Tor Hcs Lsri ely ~ IA.
kb Ar.Od entirely noHHnd hes q1o 80 e iol nhousa
10 iar Mlles t.Jt 20 Mt1Ica Cr..1
Asst gaotd shoaieIs ga c ior Long Clear sLe
81 Hans d8e Wllkr gesdy 81 Dc Pr.Igh..-
Was1 b1.o s4e 20 Ofscgo ble 1920 ltis or
10 hn,l Nhfa 90 30 Iush. kJ iush Ozta 700
ave go 2lfa bush. BaraF. raiHlnrutsl nbh Flour
uas haeat sioS 5uh Com, Ioi 5 BASH O-ll aul d. y,
sofFa-o, Nov if-Lale Imports r- .l1l l.iat Woes 81 .a
gat-- lar A.J9 .lf-. OATS ~ UaE. L.l.F. .rll 4
H's sI4s sasa C-as 3bgsals6 u5lys y-. Goa. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
LIVE sTncE ArApKFTs-

THrRsD,r 1sBsEvEs-Arrlval, 5 az Carnnanipav %
ss s vs.. 1ao. s ,s1 , ss 'i and s7 sf IS
r. 'a,.nss 1yT e ges '' 4, s Ts i- s 7 s a.
roois steer Ibe M o te-Ior-ss be Ggf At Com
ssa,ss I'D - = Sse., .S &c Si Is ny & fo
1eaa neat aar.et cs0eci-iY auL
Westward castle sF.s EaSes il say Tor rog We have stock
Sem so f, ~ - 81 sse Nerrs cste an lean. ana
ems b, Tea . ~ p 81 a. :. cS COS h. No. s Si
sw, q 7oe Icza By Seaas'er L. 'ar quality q sF
Gomez 1sls,.o,, orJ c4s % Virginia common 6a5i
j. II Bsleg for 2 Ts-t l,o pretty -ooa c Tens at
oshuuirei T. oas ssL za state eaN ~ D. at 3e
" Isa@1.o- rr7 ont c oao e,,. O. q thea Ia o. = l.e
an 70 sf ISIS h a i.~ ao 10 iezat = 90 o'I a. s % 70
: I-as sH sr g vy. utts Ole cattle tile. s. Is ? eut
twesE4es J. F.H - Ie1aas ieT saecA s1iA, 51'3
Cary ela-,sa for willard Iaizel cattle e eHt.
.sss P.-''-i, steers Of q a. Ft st iels3.e o,
Val C4-y2s-Lire &c re- P.lai' 1-i -e'e p -. pf o
sold 80 GH,ts c'- 9s u as u by h5r0H Co. 2nG e
sss = Z. q. s. 9- % ne s ~. - .'a., 81 l
snsrr I,=Hs7t, 70 rlrs couu-7rv =-l- sasa .
Fory-e s-ss. l'>n- 80 head aHa e'HyetnF 10
As ~ .-' T., b - scot IN le BIT
G1sy oso o.. orr OorsalrpaW s'les BY > fae9es
deep 5 L. =. -i IS ss.a- D. At i'' M p Ole aaa' % D.
Jall Dl,i "a rr.t-s- 2'l i.i.s7s ssc'7 'l 10 st
HaHs ~ % D 3 -; 7l---' o. state s-e-p % Ear
Ks5y .a . 90 sv., . 3. &C., IS do lol u, ee, 50
Acagsl, o. at c. ed I1 stlo laas 90 TO- a. s4s'e.
ath so,nr &c. - snail clts 5l9-sJ5 = held
hoGst at losLetas@ si % at ,onaunnalE c}n
sieuur 4i2 ire Is WeeA lHe
arf-t grows .- i. lta % Il. ~ lGc aud srS. No
Sec extreme fe.Fy; e. -C r.; Jc.tc o ol i bi Tor %
market pies exceeded fc state 900
JERSEYS Lo -s Of 100 % and Under SCI ing a
tc PAL Ohio, - TO- u Sc, ecd ar a d. a. 45-4
.ssc
ThC sot ofhc l2h Eus Epeaka % the open
y Go .a.sl- tBe west:
b auuss o.. e F..E Packers Association the regular
seaaa Un.t oa st OF tle st Of M-Ic-
nez rle il de- a Irregular, and ca nj
Asref0r uelt o., cuar2c unless specilf 20
De- lc rou OF Osiol Chicago plcEe1 nsd % i
sacs n-u l.v...r -n ~ The returns ~ The
RaoAIae returns thus lar dur-t
pTcsta DE nL No record Gao be ootalei
sfthe lt W ly W-son out Lefeallei -
they vii BE- ucaly cglvaH. to supply lie DO
Taken BY city pack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15

nj uNICIPAL BONDS of the highest grade,
A'A sne dHE t. school B1u Toe
nr-st sBd ms, rmin-rauy. 81 sal faVrstnsaS
TIloS Z. ELLi' k ia. Bank r.. "a Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
PrrrlPrs OF PRODrCE

TeE~F 1Ha H1iTT0d1t
Nov LIB rkrA Ashes % CASKS AM pigs Brandy fEi e-s
aes Gotten ID Lolnrg, los bua Eggs 12t3 ubis
bsa ~ bu,h beat, 1910 bush Oas 600 5usA !.ye
aare a.rs Crts sh Beans, bbi Corn hro, 800
hsr- Con- D. Hgrss o. bales TOPS o69 Hes 20 bales
lL1es GlI L-ahe - 5bl OIL 90 pigs on O9Le 20 pAgs
ef - rks 2i8 rtrn Grease COS pErs Lau l Pkg2
stoar1 pigs 3B Rigs Cheese ia pkgA lson 80
s.er 80 ubt
WlfEy So CALIFORNIA "iae' % OsA sAas 81
aca Sc ~ 81. 40 yush Corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
QUEEN

- u X & 4 % VI i y
PARK BASE BrLniSG, I
No 10 Bros .al., - ..-lerk
An.r ssrs estimate made from sexual tie 0ud
district and il be policies force tie Boston FIRE. assam-
every h Company VIII eeing Five ia-
nd Doas, ou Which be eeisi nhaseS
vag- nay made This has been Celia ed ~ ", cs
grt Of the CopaRy hs return
from Boston
LOSSES WILL BIZ AT ONCE ADJUSTED.
". II ROSE Manager
The following Cable message eea received at this onee
LvFnro.I, Boz %, l072.
ADJUST BOSTON CLAIMS 7OMPILY DRAWING o. CON
PAM HEKB FOk AMOUNl s As 81 LILO. .
j. MOEChlEfF WILSON, Manager.
the above tie following letter fum Julius l.
CaTle esq Of has aeh cts foeeyd
Atlantic Cable VII u tie usurirg pol ihc:
J. MoscHIEFF WILsos asq. MaaagV. liverpool
for Information Of DireeiOr', Adre great
pasurs Assuring vou rroH fai ednfnaca into ne dH-
ag4rs QUEEN iaeiaasnJ ~ took
secrfhes UAA Ihaus personally and or ohh rrTg ~
eiy feey giroa md aaaHell staeas PHtLsAef
uug Veea and ne cODPan, tn possloH rrsn ga surplus
s reprssa1d, AL o0nssguelg abaa aay abk y mes'
ereTy Eabai,g res.a.g up0a
Esps1taHy Vours,
JULIUS L. CLARKE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-15
I PER CENT cold I1.I4,
At 90 and accrued Interest ii currency.
XTEEEsT PAYABLE rRn AND OCTOBER. E-G--TEaED
on coufoS PAYABLE II LONDON Or SET-IOEG

THIS ROAD, NTH TIE CAN4pA SUrrI-IE, rOCGs TIE
INV TRBKK AIR LINZ FROM Buffalo To CHICAGO II Is
UNDER TuE SAM COSTEOL AND IASAG-MASr, AND IS
BEING IUILT GY TIE SAVE rALTiEe WHO Euur Tu4
CANADA SOUTHERN MILTON COuEINREGHT JOHN P.
TRACY DAVID DoHS vs.. &. SCOTT. HEStY FABNAM. b.
A. FORSYTH JOIN BUEKE NJ l. sIEEt. JG, AL .II--'
TOES BOTH IL TIE CHICAGO ArD NDEI-TlSr AID TIE
CHIC.GoAND ROCK ISLAND; CLOrCL OIDIKE o. TIE
YEwYoGK MIDLAND; SIDNEY ILLOS DANIEL Dcrw,
JOIN Ross DAVID STEWART. SAMUEL J. I'll. ~, 6.NioN
cox, AND OTIfIR IrOMISLET RAILROAD Mn TIE Rod
Is III RAPIDLY BULL IS TIE I.sr 20 LIZ Ma
EER WI II 6ePOUND sTIEL RAILS THCoCoE0Cr rs E+-
TIRE LINE. AND MIL IL COMPLLrLD DUEINf rhE
COMING IEARi NEARLY OSrIiALF OF TIE ROAD VII
TE COArLErED AID ~ LUASiNC O@0LS u TuE J. OF
JANUARY NLXrs so That ma FArEE LIVE. fLOI
gUFFALO 10 CHICAGO MIL WITHIN thAT q 81. o.. ~
SUCCESSFUL CPL ALTON SIZE LliL rtr or THIS Eo no
tONTIOL LSOJCH OF IuE LL1yl1C LlSLs Ec. MISC F.oi
CHICAGO TO INSURE Az LaCL1O-S bl-l>ltS itoi TAE
sTAET TAXING INTO CONsIDLEAi .OS lab HFOiiAS
FACT PATENT 10 ALL WuO STUDY IHE STATISTICS OF
TRADE THAT TIE PRESENT Trunk tlNa> NOW IAN ID ~
THEIR UTMOST CAPACIrg ARE NOT AF.OEilSG fAtlA[
TIE, EQUAL TO TIL GELArAN COas TAS J.. Si RIA l-C
DtMAND FOR THANsi OaTATloS AS0 THAT THIS ROAD
THROUGH ITS ENTIRE LENCIM lllAa F-Atil'A--l
STRAIGHT AND LEVEL, AND SHORTER ~
TWENTY-FIVE MILES THAN EN ANY OTHER
Now BUILT, OR THAT Gan b III III IL
MusT BE APpAREST THAT THIS LINZ o. SOf 0NLl
NEEDED BUT MUST b. CHEAT S,CCt>% TIE ftO-
cEEDs OF THESE BONDS WILL COMPLETE AND Lg. d!
TIE ENTIRE ROAD. AND WE COyT IDENTIFY RLfOMNLSD
THEM As MOST SAFE AND PEOIIfAGLL lN'Ls i'il'..
PAMPHLETS ASD ALL IMPORTATION FtRslAtD III
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07
Kent County Jurors.

The following is II lis. of the Jurors drawn for
the October term OF the Superior Court Court OF
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery,
TO be commenced and held on Monday, October
cath, and fcr the Court OF Oyer 4 Termnei, COM
mencing Thursday. October 81, 1872;
PETIT Jurors. Duck Creek Hundred-Caiy
Frazier, Benjamin b. Allen, Titus Hobbs. Thos
X Cnrty.
Kenton Hundred John Il. Foxwell, Rees Lew.
is, Adams Mahood.
Little Creek Hundred William Smith, Daniel
c. Cowgirl.
Dover Hundred Samuel {. Wallace, John d.
Burton, Edward A. ParaJee. John j. \osiel,
Timothy Slaughter. James Nrden.
North Murderkll- Samuel h, Cooper Robert
Sarde, Ezekiel Z. Frash,er
South Murderkil-Wilii iliiam I. Credick. Thomc
| Emory, William j. Wieutts. Christopher JUMP
| Mispion Hundred Isaac Masten. William.
Harrington, Iilghnan Brown, Alexander Min
| ner.
Milford Hundred John Davis, Zacharah Rey-
nolds, j. Har. Bye, William n Powders.
| JURORS FOR Court OF OYER AND TERMINER.-
Duck Creek kWiam F. Wright. Alexander q.
| Cummins.
kenton Hundred Thomas A. Reese, William
| NJ. Jones.
Little Creek Hundred Henry L. Wilson.
| Dover Hundred = Henry Pratt, Jr, VIM, Adams
Williaal F Hawkins, Joseph Day.
North Murderkill Hundred -George NJ Fisher
| VIM. Il. Dickson.
South Muruerkll 11unuIeu- JhtSp TIcueI
4 Philemon L. Carter. Elias Russell
Misplllon Hundred ohm W. Cam, Major W.
att.
Milford Hundred W illiam J. Sapp. Charle
Mills.
| GRAND jurors duck Creek Hundred-JohI
H. Hofecker. Ezekiel V Cooper, William b. Col
lins.
kenton Hundred-Howell b, Husbands, Jane
f. Wilds Samuel Hutchinson, Jr.
| Little Creek Observation-Disclosures Laws, Johl
c, Raymond,
| Dover Hundred ohm Williams, William II
Wallace Henry Moore, Eugene Ridgely.
North Murderkill Hundred-Wm. Sluy, Thorn
as H. Lewis, Henry X, Hargadine.
south Murderkill Hundred John Schabingei
WIN. Case, Nathan Clarke.
Mispillion Hundred Jonathan Harrington, O
r. Stephen Redden, Henry Thawey.
Milford Hundred James II. Postles, VIM l
MasteM, Dav.' scott.
The oystermen Of Cristiell will hold meet
ing on TUESDAY evening to adopt uniform syi
TEN Of measuring oysters for the market.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-07
Bowers Hoof Linilnent.

After ~ years practical, experience with horses.
in staging. teamin9. &c. have learned thar more
horses have. been crippled by inatten'iYn 10 ,ne
feet than all other diseases combined. Aiter many
experimeu,s have found the true remedy TO PRK
vIST the disease OF the hoof. restore 1t aitcr neg
li1spce 70 what natur. intended II should pe-Me
great s4ppen o. The MOI onmoi II the hooi Is m
Haued aud diseased the animal Is comparatively
worthless. This n,ment will saieiS prertm ms
wort Of all diseases. tCohtrall9n, CoinS, Qunltr
Cracks. Contraction OF the Back Sinew. seheraii|
called knee-SrIung. Sc..) and restore those that
have been crippled hy the want oi such remedy
q. Try it, aud # will never fail II properly ap'
Bsthe the horses foo, once a week. or ottensr I!
cio.a 10 Inc hair. NJ {. BOY ER.
Norristown. Pa.
Mn, NJ c. RoyER-D,a Sir; This is - certi!y
that have used your Liniment IN my stable ioi
three months past, on more than one hnndred nor
ses, and find it the best Preparation nave eNei
used on horses. 1t is far better than You recon-
mend Il, Send me Eve cases AT once. by express
c. O. D.. HAkkl nAMlhio..
No. 1872 West 3lst street. New York tlty
E. BRINGHURST 4 CO. Druggists, corner ott
and NJ arket Streets Wilm naion having peen ar
pointed agents for this valuable and roru ar hoo
lniment, fully prepared TO supply Il "hoie'a 'ai'
and retail ct the manufacturer br'cos
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