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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
THE BEAUTIFUL.

-
grace of form or purity, clearness Of
coloring. There is beauty in a peb-
BILE if it be smooth and symmetrical
There is the clear, clea1-cut, cold
beauty, like snow or ice-crystals. The
trees all covered with ice, which en-
velops each branch, twig, and stem,
and hangs like jewels from every
point, 6 listening with rare lustre in
the sunlight, are beautiful; so, too, is
the air, and the face of everything
out of doors, as they have appeared
for two mornings this week, as if a
gossamer vale of delicate lace-work
had been thrown over them. Look
ing at them through the window, as
the sun is coming up in clearness, Civ
ing to the haze-like atmosphere a
sheen of silver, as if the grass, trees,
fences, and buildings were all arrayed
for bridal party, there is an appear
ance Of wonderful beauty. Nature
often gives US pictures Of unrivalled
splendor But this kind Of beauty
is cold, like stately woman, queen
like and peerless in form and manner,
but naughty and imperious, lofty but
distant. There is beauty that is
warm aud inviting. Ii is multiform,
radiant and attractive in a thousand
ways at every point. Botanists who
study plants and flowers know this !;
they see wonders of beauty in the
little points and parts that others do
not observe. Astronomers see beauty
IN the heavens as they trace out the
various combinations and constella-
tons presented to them in the stars.
The sky is more than a glittering
dome, or deep vault full Of gold |;
they converse with it they see forces,
attractions, wonders, and marvellous
displays of skill and power. Wisdom,
intelligence, and grace are nowhere
written so Enthusiastically as among
the stars. Afectionate people see
beauty. Loving natures find their
counterparts in everything that is
beautiful. There is no better test of
beauty than love. 1t is the fine SEN
sitive nature that is full of eXclama-
tions of delight at every form Of
beauty presented. They are rAptur-
Gus at the sight of a clear skye gold
en- sunset, tiny flower for child.
Such natures are warm, glowing, ten
der and eager. The world is better
because of them. They minister to
its want, to its development, to It's
blessedness. Theydraw by the force
of Unborn attraction; they may not
have Grecian features or any of the
external lines of artistic form, but
they are lovely; Ike a flower-garden
in summer, they draw US by the pow
er of their sweetness. Like the beau
ty Of opening buds and blossoming
flowers, they are beautiful in their
fragrance, unlike the beauty of win
ter, which we admire as we do mar
bic statues at distance, we see grace
Of form, but not loneliness. True
beauty is animate and expressive. 1t
types to us something, or tells us
something good. 1t elevates the feel
ings and refnes the nature. 1t touch
es the true and the pure within us.
1t lives in deeds, or words of comfort
or hope. "God has made everything
beautiful in his time,' and there is
nothing on earth more beautiful than
q true and useful life. -ProUidence
Journal.
Bnt how is it that horse, that
consumes eight times as much food
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers his farm AZ great bar
ga'n to any one wishing TO buy.
II IL -tt'ated in the southern pari OF The Town
ship Bristol, County Of NenOSiR, ten miles from
ErnOsha, and hrce mi es from The ~ 81. p. u.
IL also within half mile o Schoulhoase, and
one mile ola church II contains about eighteen
{ 49, acres Of the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27

Every year increases the popC-
larity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
it's high standard and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepare
ton for restoring GRAY OR TADEL
HAIR to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and siIken. The
scalp, by its use, becomes white and
clean, 1t removes all eruptions and
dandruf, and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands, BY its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tions, and gives the hair a splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
Md, State Assayer of Massachu-
sets, says, "The constituents are
pure, and carefully selected for cx-
cellena quality; and | consider it
the Il" PREPARATION for It's
intc7l-~ r.:r> oscs."
So.4 ~ 4. Jyta.s o5sd Dealers Ia Medicines
prjoo Ono T1oT1ar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
BEST FARMING LAND

in the state There ts good comfortable House
also Barn, Shop, never failing vel. Of water,
i-tern, aud two acres Of young ti.nbcr on the
ID nee. c 8
There IL one OF the hest Orchards iii tho Co, on
this place, ii contains two-hundred aud fwenty
I'VE 1928, bearii Apple trecs, also Peaches Cher
ries strawberries, and other small fruit in ahun-
dance It iAwell fenced, and everything handy
and convenient There Is also four az acres Of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
HEAVY TIM BIER

s,tua ed about three miles south, which will he
so,d with, or without the above.
For further particulars apply 20
ANSEL MOON, Antioch, H. or N. r.. LARABEE
90 The place.
PRIsToI, Wis., Jan. 20, 1873. 8m35
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

|1oraIame Wutterlitbe, Oas |ie Die Dnnel1
aug ibrer Bruit rupft, nm oas yteit eus= lst
aufattern. ssStt ben n6rbli6en 6egenoett,
f iuo 5te briitet, plunberlt bic Ginsebprenen
bas g1ef, aber ser @ogel rupft nele Sc
bern aus nm lie 1i9 abern1a(s geraubt
gu ieben. Die nleiiten 8Dgel banen ibr
Neit nit unenbli9em Sleibe, MIR per el,=
topail6e &ufuf folgt ni6t bielem Matur-
triebe Ionoern erlpart lid bic Ma9e ,
fit Die WoDnuns unb oie Gr5iebung iet=
ner Sunsen oll iorsen t1oem er oiele
anbern 0Dgeln aufleat. Ser amerifa=
nil6e 8oeel oieles Namens Der ,gelb=
16nabelige &ufl1f > sei9t li9 oage9en
1niitterlitb selinnt. @&an bot atpar feline
@ter in ben Nefern anberer B6sel sefun=
oen bp9 tpie einbeimiI6e Beoba9ter
glauben in Der Mb1i6t li6 swar elnes
fremben 9felfes gu bemd@ti9en, 1t@t aber
1eine Sungen ber Sorge anberer WDgel
au aberlaHen. Sn Norbamerifa fennt
man nur in unnatiirli@e Weutter> bic
9lmIel bic ibr 81 in fremoe gelter lest
obne ionberli6e 9luswabl. Sat bic ST.
eentbamerin 6es g1eites ielbf Gier 10
1orgt lie 1ieber fir bas fren1Oe ebe lie
bic tbrigen perAebe i'm entse9engeIebten
Safe aber 9ibt lie lift miibiam oollenoe=
tes Merf auf. 3uweilen tperfen Die 3d.
gel 0as frem6e 81 beraus, sutpeilen ge=
ben lie bem Nei ite einen neuen 8ooen +,
in sen meiiten Sdllen ober betuest lie bie
Whltterliebe, f9 ben 8etrus 9efallen gu
lo1en. SIT Der iun9e Sinoling aus9e=
briitet 10 lit Die 8obnun9 gu tlein nno
eritidt ban11 oft Die anoern Sungen. @o=
balO er fiigge 1T perldbt ct Oas Ne1t
als ob er fiiblte> ooB ct barin tein 9ei=
mQtbre9t babe.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13

ben mar; uno stpor trat ct ouf unter Dem
&Dnise O5ia pon Suba uno Seroboam
II. bon S. rael unb eiferte belonoers 9e=
gen Die ueppigteit Der Iei6en gegen pie
pielfad) 1i6 sei9enoe Bebriidung Der Dir
men, seee11 @ottlo5igfeit nno Mbs0ttersi.
Na6oem Der Yropbet in Der Ginlettuitg
Ieines Bu4es ben umliegenoen abg6tt'=
i6en @renspDlfer bic 9Dttli4en Strdfge=
ri9t ga fit ongetiinoet., oab tie ltets ges
gen Sirae1 ii6 fein0lib seistenz ri6tet er
1T ben er1ten feds &apiteln feline 9ro=
bunsen gesen Siroel unb bdlt ibm ote
oben beriiDrter Punfte Dpr. Oie lebten
Rapitel entbolten 6anr 1Dmbolilde Wt=
lipnen bic f9 auf ben @tur5 oes Net=
DIES Slroel ,lnb bas Noben Der meiiiani=
i9en 3eit be5ieben. 9(mos wirO, mas
bic 6prm bes 9(usbrufs betrift su ben
belten @6riftltellern oer 9ebraer gereb=
net j, feline 9arl ltelung 1T lebenoig unD
rei6 an 8ilbern bic 9rDbtentbeils benz
ldnbli9en 2eben entnommen ltno.
Mntpe1, y @efdB gum Muf6eipab=
rem BON Sliilli9feiten; p @efdb> in wel=
1em 6os etpige Qi9t brennt; 81 ueber=
baupt ieoe Sdnselanpe; n @iner 9dn=
9elonpe dbnli6es @efdB in tpel6em
@9lin9gemd6le> (Nmpelpfan5en) se5o=
gen lperoen tpie Gpbeu Smmer9rlln
S9lan9encactus &c. .....
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
SDaelneffer.

Be,uuno s>piirbis 1T Die &unit mel
DE sic BDgel Bel benz Bu,t ibrer Nei ifer
5ei9en. @ir lin0 9etpobnt BON oen
9lefe ols Der Wobnung bes 8ogels 5u
lpre6en; es 1T ober ni6ts als Die 8ie9e
Der Sungen. Dos g}eit bes &olibris 1T
'oie feinte 9lrbeit bic man ieben fann.
Gs 1T BON Weoos 9ema6t uno liebt aus
lpie Elm bopon se16lun9euer ¬en.
go9 tinftli6eriit bas @elt bes inoil9en
|G9neiberp p9els. I'm 1eine Sun9en 9e=
gen 10 uiele ibnen 0roben0e Seinoe 5u
| l6uben, bcftet er spei groBe 8oumbldt=
ter oneil,s uoer Die ct at oas auBerite
gnoe zines 3,uei9es bdu9t> iuobin lpeber
Nfe no9 G6lon9e Ii9 tpogen fam. Gr
brou6t oobei 1einen S9uabel ols Nabel
un0 Talern itatt 3wirn. 3pii i9en ben
SulommengeDefteten 8ldttern brinst er
| 1ein NcIt an bas er aus 8aumpole, Sc
bern nno 9unen mo9t. Nuf abnli9e
g8ei]e iNiibt 0ie nor0omerifanilde Ori=
Dle ibr Ne5t. @ie binbet 5mei 9abelf0r=
mi9e 3peige am Gnbe zines 9lfes 5u=
ian1men tpo5u lie YFansenfalern nimmt,
Die lie BON einem Yropfreis ober einem
Geniter fieDlt. 0ie1e 3wei9e biloen
9lei6lom eincn &abmen I'M wel9en
Der 8o9el Elm 9(es bon Sdoen Mo1le
ooer @ers ma6t. Sn 0ielem Sode BE-
finoet Ii9 bas eigentli6e 9felt oos ielbi
bel benz befti9ten Winoe obne @efabr
9el6autelt wiro uno burb Die 8ldtter
bes Baumes Sdub ge9en Come unb
&egen erbdlt. 9lnoere 00gel 5eigen bel
benz Bau ibrer Neiter meni9er linnrei1e
&unF aber naiib lonere glrbeit; 3, 9. Der
@pe6t Der in ben @tdmnnen uno Me item
Der Sdume eine MObnung ni9t nur fiir
| li6 ielbit, 1onoern au6 fir ben Blal,=
lpe6t unb onoere @0sel onlest, bic 1pd=
ter lein nerlo1lenes Ne1t einnebmen. Ser
25ni9sf16er 9rabt ii6 BON leine NJ
Weibden unter1 1tubt, NIT 99nabel uno
Mauen einen Sunnel Der mebrere SuB
in Der Groe 1duft. Ser entle9enIte She'll
1T 9erdunig ber Gin9ang ober 10 en9e>
oab nur elmer Ylab fat. ST le9t iein
g@eit 10 an bab es fir mebrere Sabre
bient. Sic II ferl9palbc baut ibr 9telt
auf qbnli6e Weile. Sic omeritanil6e
9oloeetrDnte 9rol lel le9t ibr Nef aut
Sem Yooen an, 1obab es Dem Sorfla9er>
tpprauf es li6 befinoet poltommen
slei6t, 9lnbere @6gel seigen feline be-
lonoere Sorafalt ibr g}eit gu perbergen.
Die @eep5gel, netF ab9ebdrtet gegen
dubere GinFii1ie, le9en ibre Gier oifen in
ben @anb, Die gioer9ons 5ei9t cine 10
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
!8anesbille unb cr 1T idiffGar Bis na6Gosbocton,
100 Wfeilen bon ieiner 0fiinb,ng.

8anesbine unb er 1T idJifGar Bis na@ @Gosboeton,
100 0feilen bon ieiner Wunbnng.
3anesbille
liest an ben Gaaen bes 0tusfinsiinti dnt 81
liben llfer, 1tn9cfabr so Gteilen bon Marictta.
9nr@ aDei bortrefflid { Briiden 1T es NIT
Weit. 3anesbiqe nnb Butnan, am tuelflid)cn
llfer berbunoen. 9ieie slpet Yl6be, Die als einc
Stabt betrud)tet tperbeu f6nteu, ,baben iett 1889
unsefabr 800 Sauier mil tibet 5000 @intpot>
,1er. Sir Manuf ufafturen lit Die Sage ausse5eid),
net, bic Safe beS Mfltsfingunt ecipaDren be,y
Sortbcil ausgeseibncter 8aiiertroit. 8ablrei6
fit Whi1len paiIenbe &Idbe iiab bereits belebt
u'rS erfolsretd,er @irffa'nteit nilalib Meyt>
miiblen, @asmIblen, cine 3ollmible eia,e' s}as
eelfabrit, @ollenmanuf fatur u.i h. Ser SDio,
tanol 1T nut cini9en Wleilen bon,9labe entfernf,
Steinfoblen iperben in bet Madbaribaft lit
groben Auantit6ten sefunoei,, 70 tpie oud) cine
beionoere fit iroene8aaren tauslide Mrt seDm.
Ser srobe National @eg sebt ebenfalls Surd)
Oieie Ylab; uno alle oieie @ortDeile nit biclen
anberll, Oie an9efiibrt iperoen t0nnten, bereini=
gen fid) tpie eS ideint bab 8aneSbille gu i6nel=
len uno bGibenben @adStbnm selan9en !uiro.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
Ser Sbtpfmf.
8e16rieben im Sabre 1888.
% + eel ina

1T BET @ib beS @i1ters fir Sbio county =,
Str9inia'. @S lte9t ein penig obcrbalb Der
8bceling Greet, einem GlIb1en, ipelGes burd)
cine reid)e @egenb fiebt unO 9eraOe ,lnter1alb
@beelius in Der Sbioflub ,niirbet. Die Stabt
1T umscbcn bon iteilen Su9cln, reld)e uner>
i90pFi@e Quantitdten bon &oblen bergen uuo
Die fid) 70 nabe biS gum Glu7c erltrcden bab
nur ein fleiner &aum fit bic Stobt iibrig bleibt
Ser srobeMationalpee bon8oltimore treust Den
SDioflub bel bieicln Ylobe unb 1T fdon sbis
3anesbille bollenOet. @S lpiro beabIi9ti9t benz
ielben 6urW bic Staaten Sbio, snoiana uuo
Suinos nad ct. 2onis in Mifouri All fiibrcn
Cine Nnaa6l Noitpagen ton,incn bier an unb
9eben ab bon bier un6 quite 2aubitraben perz
binoen @beeli,1s nit Baltimore, Ybi(aoelpbia,
Yittsbura unb ben Snnern bon Sbio uno Sir
9nia. 0ieic l1mi itdnoe bereinist nit oer aiinit>
isen Gage AM Sbioflub brinoen @bcelina picle
8ortbeile unb baben ieDr gu ieinem @ad)s-
tis Qs3S) bon ungefdbr 5000 Wtcnl9en be-
poDnt ; iie entbalt 600 @obnbauier, elm Court,
gouS, ein @efdngnib, elmer 8ant, Sipei &ir@cn,
8u6Danolnn9en, eineOruderei, cine Biblotbef,
cine Ntabemie, biele Stores ,lno beri0icoene
@altDauier, bon bcnen einige re6t reipcttabel
itnb. gS iino biele @riinOl borbanben ansu<
HcYnleH, uuP pttItt pug ttlct Dec DepeuleH lcH
am SbiofuB tperben mirb.
9rcise6n Ofeilcn untcr1alb @6ecling oil bet
lintcn Seitc fiebt bic Big srabc Greet III Den
Sbio. 8cnn man cine fur;e Strcde bic eie Greed
oufparts berf rfolgt, 10 finoet man bas er0btc ill>
bianilde C) @rbpcrf baS bielleidt III pen
9anscn Sereinisten Staaten borbanbcn it, Gs
bat etiua 80 bis 40 9toOS i'm llmfanse uno lit
9e9en Is SUP bod. Sbi1on bic Sciten icbr
iteil iinb 70 iino iie bod bebedt init bobcn
unb alten 8iiun,cn. Sben 1T cine Ulade Bic
60 SUP I'M Dur@meIIer bat bic iib reae(mG>
bia na@ BET @litte ientt. Sn Der tiefcrcn Mitte
er6ebt ii@ cine einaclne @eibeid)e, pie Elm 0(oa>
9cnitod. 9ieie11iger, tueldc Dieies merftuiiroi9c
METEOROLOGICAL bcs inaioniiAeu C) slltertbumS j.,
ieben min l1en l1nb babel bic ungebcure Nrbcit
in 8etra6t siebcn molten, bic sur @rrid1tun9 bei>
clbcn notblucnoig 'uar ucrocn luobl tDun, bic
SteQc i'll belud)cn.
W(usfin9um=TluB,
Sicier U(up ber an lciner Miinbun9 $50
@arbS brett 1T, enfprin9t nabe bel Den Sucllcu
bcs gupabosa in iiibliben 2beile Der GOnecti.
cut @cl lerbotinn. Benn bas 8a1er Do0 gcnug
1T, 70 laufcn bic Oampfboote binanf na9
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
' .- -a - y 3
Dte Sbip.
Geareetst1tiiti8e &estattntffe.

~. ulU tuL o@uVAt ~. 81.
9qntesbasrn Solpnibip in @}affa=
@u1etts. N
2lntesptlle, 00rfer in atbens 60.
8. un6 III Sq. =
ganfetbDff, Elm ptolblaue Nbdnbe=
rung bes .8er9frpita4 9enannten trDital=
lilirten mel It bur@Ii9ttgen Quases, mel
DE ~ @ie9 9elringteinen unO peri 9iebe=
men @6mud9e9enitdnben bient. Sic
ousseseicb bnetIten NmetDDite fomn1en aus
8ral lilien, @ibirien, l1nsarn unb Sie=
benbirsen 1olpie aug nlebreren @egen=
ben pon Snoien unb Yerlien l1no aus
Gcplon. Ser @tci11 bteB Mmotbo1tps
un6 Nmetbe e1tinos i'm Metbiopil6en, Mme=
tbpIps i'm &optil l9el, bon ,uo oer Na1ne
All ben @rie9en unb GDmern uno bann
Su uns iibergins. Wlon Dotte III dlterer
,3eit Sic Mn1 1i6t, 0aB man ni9t bera1ll6t
mer0e> wenn man 8ein aus Be6ern bon
bielem Gtein trinte. 0ie biolblaue Tar=
be, Die in perl6ie6enen @rooen BET &ein=
bcit uuo Snteu1itdt BEN Wert6 Der Mme=
t6p1te obQnbcrt, 5u>ueilen au@ ins PIlou=
ncnbloue iibcr9cbt, ribrt bon einenl 1ebr
geringen Gilen= rnb Wtonsonsebolt ber.
Sltubara, 9ebirsigc Sonb19aft i'm
Snicrn 9lbDljinien's, am Sonal ice, TOE IT.
li6 bonn Sofos5e, fruber Elm ielb1t ltdn6i=
ges &6ni9reib, nit Der 9auptitoot @on=
bar. 9os @olt Ser 9lm0oros, ppn oli=
penbrouner Soutforbe> lit Der lebbaftelte>
9ewcdtelte @tomm ber Mbplltnier.
Mnsberff, County IN @irsinien init
9lci6nomiger 9oupt ltoot uno 41S en9li=
}6e Nuohrotmeilen srnb. - Same neD=
rsrerS Somnlbips unb9brfer in Ben W.@t.
M,atte,ts, Bcsirf in Srantrei6 NIT
115,00O Gin>uobnern uno @tobt 9lei6en
9omens in fru6t6arer moblbebauter
G6ene, Gib eines fotb. gi16ofs, NIT
prddti9er 9otbii6er GotDeorale.
gGetstilia ,2anol It imaltenS Stolien.
2sniteo County init 700 enslil6e
0uoOrotmeilen unb TluB 9lci9en 9lo=
mems int @taote GRilli1lippi.
Mn,iti,, Same meDrcrer Sownlbips
unb 9Dr[er in ben Ser. @taoten.
Simmer, y Slub IN Oberbopern.
. Cine 8o9elgottln9 aus Der Somilie
Der Tinfcn unb Set Oronune Der @ius=
DDgel.
9Gm,,sp,siter, aoblreides Nolf,
tpeI@cs sur 3eit bes Ito1es b itli@ ponl
tootcn 9feere >uo6nte unO ben @Dben
Molpd pere9rte.
9Qmptt, Gobn unb Na6fol9er oes
&6nigs Mona1es BON Subo; feline Mut=
ter mar Nee1lolemetb, Sndter Oes 9or,ls
nnn Setebo. Gr tbot SDlcs bot Dem
9errn, inben ct Oie @Dben onbetete, tpie
cs MonoHes ou6 9etban botte. 9eo6=
Dem er a,uei SaDrc re9iert Dotte, bro6 eli
ne @erllpDrun9 unter 1einen Dienern &C.
gen i'm ous bel Der 9l1npn ums 2eben
fam. Sal fir tDbtete oos BDlf glle, bie
li6 ge9cn 9(mnn perl0pnren batten llnb
, 1esten belIen @obn Sofas gum &Dnise
Elm. Sen 9mon ober be9ruben lie in
1cinem @robmole, im @arten oes Osa.
2E1nprtte.h Gin Nnlf CUR 3cit Nto=
les ueltlitb ppm tobten Ntccre, uurOen
BON Soiue helic9t.
2ampS, inter oen 1p9enonnten flei=
nern Yrop1eten Oer brittle; gebiirtig aug
Sbecuu, pel6cs spei Struocn bon 8etD7
lehem gesen @ii0en om Ginsanse Der
9SuIte 0lei6en Nomcns lag. lebte suerit
in ieiner Seimotb ols 9irt un0 wurbe
N>.,.. .... II. .,4l ,,,,. ,&>L va
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-11-13
W}usfin9um=Tlub,

Dicier Ulup ber an iciner Miinbuna ESQ
9arbs brett III, cnliprin9t nabe bel Den Guclcu
bcs Gupoboga im iiiblid)en 2beilc Der Gonecti.
cut Gcl lcrootinn. Benn bos SSoi1er Do0 gcnug
it, 10 laufen bic Da,npfboote binanf na@
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-14
The following were the auotations Of Goyernment
Domestic Markets.

New YORK, Jan. 13-Evenng---Cotton dull and
unchanged; sales 1855 bales; Middling uplands al
bbis; State IS co. Round hoop Ohio 20 g 60
Western 95 q 80; Southern 6 is a 70 rs. Wheai
O &c better, offerings light; sales 1000 BUSH No
Spring1 20 g I'll; No Edo i55 g IS; Winter Red
Corn dull and unchanged; sales 50 900 bush; new
Mixed Western 66 q 665c. Oats are scarce and firm
sales 1900 BUSH Whiteo2 q 54c new Western 5s e
8 g sec. Whisky lower at 81 etic Res a5% 3,
Carolina at u sic Sugar quiet Porto REC eio3
refining q sc. Coffee firm; Rio at 10 Scres-Spir-
its Turnentne duii at 6Isc; Rosin firm at 90 dor
strained. Petroleum Is unsettled; At GS SIC.
refined at 2 q 2asc Tallow qaaHs Cotton Ser steam
Freights to Liverpool steaoy' O0
it'd Grain do do 7isgasttle market -Beevss are
higher under light receipts, 5T'f sSs ,ansed s rom
iSc; average sapply and frmer at q &c, closing
S.eeIs II. fsrre supplies were reported coming re-.
seints Hogs firm and supply large but
GOES mainly to saughtereIs; live ~ SC; dressed 81
@CMcAGo, Jan. 13.-Flour is quiet and Unbalanced
wheat opened dull and closed active and Arm. IL"
spring 2as on spot 81 e seller Feb at
Corn e steady; No Mixed 3Oic on spot; sOa "a AZ
for seller Feb; rejected at 2Sc Oats steadv IA a
2ot e Zotc; rejected 2l3 @ 22c. Rye dull and droop
ingi no Eau at ST. q CSC. Barley firm; No:
an al o. S,5c No do IS Sc. Provisions quie
rofR lower more particularly for future sales II
on spot; seller March IL 05 q IL 10. Lard declined
e; sales at TIC on spot; March 40 q 745. Bull
meas shade easier. Green Hams-le-pound aver
ages sold at 70 73c; H-pound do &c; long and shor
clear middles for Feb SIC. Dressed Hogs in fair dc
mand and lower at 40 g As for heavy and 60
81 for light weights. Whiskey steady to SOC.
Receipts, 900 bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat, 81,
600 bush corn, 10000 bush oats, 5000 bush rye 800
bush barley.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-14
Superior COurf.

JANUARY CRIMINAL TERM, BEFORE JUDGE sY-
MoNDs.
MoNDAY.--In the case Of Samuel Lyford We. James
N Winsow the jury returned verdict for the plain
tiff for S46.72.
Howard & Cleaves for plff. Webb for def.
The Grand Jury came into Court and reported q
few more indictments, stating that there was further
business to come before them, and retired. They
win probably report finally tomorrow (Tuesday)
The following the indictments far as they have
be en- made public:
Charles West alias John Ballantine larceny In the
night time.
John Farwell, felonious assault
Jeremiah Raglan, common thief
James L. Dresser, George L. Stewart and Jacob l..
Armstrong, gambling house.
Edward Flanagan, gambling house.
John f. Haines and Warren e. Jordan, gambling
William H. Dyer, single sale.
John W. Anderson, drinking house and tipping
sQop, common seller.
Mary McDonough, common seller.
Bridget Hogan, common seller and drinking house
and tipping shop.
George E. Ward, two indictments for same offences.
Parmenio E. Wheeler, two indictments for same
offences.
George E. Waterhouse and Montgomery S. Gibson
two ndictments-also one for nuisance.
Charles f. Sawyer, common seller, drinking house
and tipping shop, and nuisance.
William Murphy, same offences.
Robert Costello, same offences.
James G. Perry, same offences.
Austin Brannegan, same offences.
Granville D. Miller, same offences.
George L. Paine, common seller and drinking house
and tipping shop
Samuel G. Turner, common seller and drinking
house and tipping house.
James Wood, single sale.
Pierce Powers, single sale
Francis Winslow, single sale.
State vs. Jeremiah Raglan. Indicted for being a
common thief. Arraigued and pleaded not guilty.
Verdict guilty.
Fox for State. Haskell for def
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-01-14
MINOR TELEGRAMs.


| Petrolia, Pa, had $4,000 fire Sunday, 4OGt
| barrels of oil helping to make it lively.
| The Republican State Convention of New
Hampshire will be held in Concord to-day.
| The West Point Cadets will be present at tht
inaugural of President Grant.
| The coal men of Philadelphia have agreed tC
last years prices as the minimum for the pay
| of miners.
The building in Newburyport occupied by
| Coffins spice mills and other factories was
burned early yesterday morning Loss $4,000
Sir John A. Mcdonald and other Dominion
officers were examined Monday to show that
there was no knowledge on their part of the St.
Adams raid in 1864.
The President sent to the House yesterday a
mass of papers on the Louisiana muddle There
was nothing new therein. Jhe President in
there simply to preserve order
Marshal Bazaine is deeply affected by the
death of Napoleon. He is quite i'll.
Gov. McEnery's reception at Exposition Hall,
New Orleans, Monday night, was largely ac-
tended.
The books of the Harbor Commissioner OF
San Francisco shows a deficiency of over S12,-
goo, and exposes general system OF pecula'
1t is under stood that Mr.. Tremaine thu pl in
cipal counsel for Stokes has withdrawn from
the case.
Henry NJ. Hamilton of Philadelphia, Vice
lSoiucuG VI Tic INdtiOudl TO-, HIS
been held to bail in the sum of $4,000 on a
charge of fraudulently obtaining $4,000 from
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
Leo CarUan has been convicted of Robin z
the mails while employed in the registry de-
partment of the Chicago post Office.
Representative Sheldon denies that he has
been rendered the U. S. Senaturship by the flu
sion Legislature of Louisiana.
Gov. Hendricks Of Indiana, was inaugnrated
yesterday.
The two Governors of Indiana-Kellogg and
McEnery- were inaugurated yesterday. The
ceremonies passed off quietly.
Col L. V. Boggs has been nominated by the
Democrats of the Missouri Legislature as the
candidate for U. S. Senator. He received GA
votes; f. p. Blair AZ.
A manifesto has appeared at Madrid against
the proposed reform in Porto Rico. 1t advo-
Gates the gradual abolition of slavery, and
strongly opposes the policy of the government
with regard to the Antilles.
Eleven jurors have been obtained in the
Wharton case at Annapolis, Md.