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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-22
From Port Deposit.

RISE IN THE RIVER YETERDAY-AN UNBUCEBsFUL
ATTEMPT TO BLAST WITH DUAIIN.
Especial Telegram:to the Commercially
PoRT DEPOSIT, Feb. %.
The river rose, yesterday, from to 10 inches
here, and at Rock Run about feet, t,covering the
street to the depth of several inches.
Supt. Wood, of the P. & b. O. r. R., with the
agent.of dualin company, attempted to remove
the ice from the r. II. track between here and
Rock Run. The attempt was abandoned after
several efforts as an utter failure. Mr.. Wood
will next try gunpowder, and failing in this will
resort to the pick and shovel as last extremity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-22
jenkins q ATKINS

pleasant story, complete is printed on our
third page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-22
Weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE hIUNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb %
Probabilities: Rising Barometer, cool North
west winds and generally pleasat weather in the
Middle States.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-22
THE HOLIDAY SEASON.

B. BRINGHURsT 4 co. HAVE A FINE AS
soRTMENT OF USEFUL AND FANCY ARTICLES
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, COM
prisnR:
Elegant Cologne Sets
Fancy Thermometers.
Toilet Sets
Hair Brushes
Dressing Cases.
Smelling Bottles.
VaBeA.
Puff Boxes and Putfs,
Toilet Mirrors
Satchels,
Dressing Combs
Scotch Plaid Goods, Fine Perfumery,
DIFFERENCE, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN Manu-
facture, with many other desirable novelties,
moderate and pular prices
r. BRINGHURST 4 CO., Apothecaries,
Cor. 9Th and Market Sts,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-22
THIRD EDITION..
3:3O p. M.
From WRRhington.
ArTEDpTED SUICIDE OF A RoBBER.

ATIEDFTED BUIUIDE OF 4 HOBHEH'
WASHINGTON, Feb. ~.
VIM. semmes attempted to commit suicide
this morning, while the officers were searching
his house for him, on charge of robbery which
he afterwards confessed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-22

q POUNDS OF GOOD BuAvk TEA for 90 cents,
Ct the only Tea Houie 10 the city, No. II East
Fourth street, j. l. HOUSTON, JR,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-22

ARDKRs received for coal by
- ~ 5Ntsisv -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-02-22
FIRST EDITION.
600 II. M.
PHILADELPHIA.
our sATURDA LETTER.

PUBLIC oHARITIEs-THE ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE
THE DEAF AND DUMB INBTrTUTIoN-END OF
THE PERIL IN THE soHUYLKILL-A SOCIAL SEN
sAT1oN-THE FIRST SOCIETY IN A FLUrrER-
DEATHS OF PROF. DOS SANTOS AND JESSE
GEORGE.
, 1873-02-18
THE NEW CHECK A0aiNsf BUSINESS FRAUDS.

In these days Of investigations" inquiry do
volopa no moro fertile and common source Of
fraud than tho altering OF checks and drafts,
and ingenuity has been aot at work to put oonl-
plete barrier to these frauds. 4 handsome little
squaro-ahouldered bronze Buffalo now stands on
the dosk Of 1nany bankers md railway oftlcals,
0iyo him hint by strong tap on tho head, and
tho work is done. OF course, We moan Oaraloys
Buffalo Press, simple, stout, and solid little
affair, everywhere pronounced the best in uso
for bringing stamp in perfect relief, either In
lottors or soroll-work, upon tho 1guroa Of overy
check and draft. After this iB donc, and 1t
Ia aA easy as to apply blotter, no change can DO
draft. To show the Importance Of this, only
last week o Cleveland bank lost #20O60 BY
checks raaed In thiH way, The evil is mora
common than home bankers arc willing to con-
fohs, and, by a recent deolalon, tho drawers
arc rosponalblo for tho raised chocLs, 1t being
no forgery, and tho signature calling for tho
amount above 1t. Eyory business man is inter
eated to protect Ills dleoka, and tho Buffalo will
do 1t. OF oourse, 1t 'can DO uaod for cancol1ing
internal revenue stamps, emboHslng enyelopes
and cards; IL q handsome paper weight, and a.
blottor, Altogether, q very useful little Buffalo.
A herd Of thoae Buffalo call DO soon at No. i
Arcade court.
, 1873-02-18
THE BIBLE MEETINGS :.

Tho United Bible Readings hold during tho
past week. every afternoon at 4 O'Clock, woro
great succoss, tho chapel Of tho Third Presby-
terian Church having been filed to oyer1owing,
and the interest great. They arc conducted
after unique plan. Tho leader announces tho
subject, or sentiment, or Scripture phrase which
Ia to- ha atndiel, references to proof to1ts arc
distributed through tho room, beginning at
Genesis, and going through to Revelations.
TheHo are read as called for by tho leader, who
comments briefly, showing tho meaning aud
:. On Monday ,a1r. Moody chonc the phraso
"Foar not" There aro somo fifty places whore
Els sspas e s Tas to
read, showing most forcibly under how great q
variety OF circumstances believing and Trusting
this Divine promise was followed BY signal de-
Iverances and blessings.
On Tuesday Dr. Goodwin gavo tue history Of
the blood Of atonemont, from Abel's sacrifice to
tion Of the world and through tho n, r., closing
with the triumphal song, "To Him TINT loved us
blood"
On Wednesday Mr. hrorohouae contrastea tho
Jowish notion Of salvation BY tho ceremonial
law with the Gospel plan Ut faith In tie htontng
TINT, since ali have broken tho law, and are CON
domned already, & perfect obedience to 1t is for
ever impossible; therefore, 1t worl1oth doath,
aud salvation can como only BY pardon through
tho atoning death Of Christ.
Thuraday, DR.. Kittridgo, BY the same method,
tamenta, with clear exposition and affecting
illustrations.
Friday, Roy. j. Gordon gayo an interesting
Christ in tho only refuge for guilty mon that
tho wAy IL open, casy Of access, safe, and tho
only escape from tho ayonger Of blood.
These. aro not lectures nor didaouo oxpos1-
1ta1 1$nfio f1f
teaching Of God -loayiug 1t to tho Holy Spirit to
malse IT o1octual. Theso meetings aro to cotl-
tlnua during tho present week.. Similar onos
are In progress IN Or. Patteraon'B church On tho
South Side. htr. Morohouso loadH the meeting
today GU tho Nost Side (TuoHlay) aud Dr..
Goodwin OIL tho South Bldo.
, 1873-02-18
f IMMORAL Point, WIS.,, waa 1T tho Briggs yes-

Of IMMORAL Point, WIS, waa 1T Ito Briggs, yes
to-day.
Tho Hon. ". Il. AtcFadlou, Of Nognnnad,
Wis, WAS At Artloraon's Eurornat, Hotel, yon-
torday.
Tho lion. ]. g. ITitdrap. Of no1yilero ILL.,, WAS
at tho Sherman Houno yesterday.
Tho Rov. N. II. pogHon, stnto Lecturer for
tho Illinois Temperance Organization, waa in
tho city yobtorday.
Tho following wore at tho Gardner yesterday:
A. 2: Head, Ban Franclnco j. l.. Desmond, In
btutraio: t1s N' " +A'''''' 4''''''AA' l. 'A''A''
Messra. 81. Hayden and IT, Nofson, promtnont~
" connected with tho mining intcrdsts Of the
Lake Superior region, nre stopping at Burko'e
Europoan IIotot.
AIisa Anna Mehlig, Theodore Thomas, Arr.
George i. Osgood, and tho other members OF
tho Theodore Thomas Orchestra Troupe, arc Mt
tho MatteBon Honst.
Tho following wero at Andcraon'a European
HOTEL ysst9qrday: 4: Wallace and family, OF Con.
Hunt, G. A. Lauton, ]. NJ. White Wisconsin.
Tho following wero at tho Trenon. House,
yesterday Gins. 7. Crawford, Now York; II. ,.
tot1angwol, st. touin; T. II. Eaton, Bath
NInino; George 4. White, Boston; II. N. Vail,
Baltimore; L. IL. Coo, Cleveland, Ohio.
The following wcro at tho Briggs yesterday, !:
". II. Dill. Winona; ]. McNamara, st. Paul G.
areonnllin, California Il. NJ Smith, Now York !;
J.. +. Barnard, Linn, N. y; ". P. Barron, Boa-
ton.
Tho following wof6 6t tho Sherman yesterday +,
". q. Morris, California; H. ". Campbell, Min
nenpols; J. ". Ross, Pittsburgh; .. +. Morris,
Cleveland; Il. i. Mecarty, 'selt Like; u = =
\, Motohor, Me1nphia; J. L. fremont, Santa
Barbata, ". II. Btreator, Marquette.
, 1873-02-18
OBITUARY.,

Death Of 11r. Jnines T.. starlt.
One Of ChicaBo's brightest professional mon,
Mr. James L. Stark, diod at his residence, No..
108 casa street, about 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. 10 had been III for five woeks. but
for the last ton days had apparently improved.
On Sunday he aroae in good spirits, and, after
taking . sponge bath, folt much rofrcshoa.
Yesterday morning his condition was as usual.
He complained Of fatigue and pain consequent
upon lying 80 long. in bed. Els physician wsu in
attendn5re, aad assured him that whom lo rot
up and took bath ho would facl its bonofts.
Suddenly change took place; his countenance
became pale, and he died without uttoriug
word. 'Mr. Stark was born in South Halifax,
Vt, On tho 9Th Of February, 1925. His
father, Judge Stark, was IN eminent
lawyer, and the blood Of tho Revolutionary Btarka
flowed in hia yeinH. He adopted tito profession
Of tho Ian, and was admitted to practice in Ben
nington County; IT., and his ability and energy
were recognized BY tue people, who eleoted him
"a the State Senate in 1885,. He served with
dlatinet'on one term, and became tho recognized
loader OF his party in tho Senate. In 1863 he
came to Chicago, and ignoring politics, devoted
his entire attention to the law.~ IIo was ycry
successful, securing many clients by his devotion
to buHineas, and acquired considerable property.
by tho Great Fire, and ho was the first
man who rebuilt. q substantial home in
that portion: Of tho ," burnt district"
III. Stark :was practical and empheh cally a
aelf-msde man, and, being modest, did not ap-
pear above the surface IN many enterprises In
which tl1o people Of the North Side wore inter
eatod: He was very active, however, in o silent
way, In promoting lmprovementa especially tito
lake shore drive and tho planting Of trees to
beautity tho North Division. His advice was
always accepted, and his labors Were appreciated
by those having cognizance Of them. Tho death
Of 50 estimablo . man will certainly be TO-
oansod BY big death will not be soon antlsfao-
torily filled; Ho leaves wifo tnd two children,
who have many sympathizing friends to console
them. Tho funeral will take p1aco at o'clock
on Thursday, tho body to be temporarily placod
In the vault at Graceiand. 80
BAR MEETING,
Thoro will DO Bur moeting,' on occasion of
tho death Of hlr. Stark, on Wednesday, at half
past 10 o'clock, at the rooms Of tho Law Insti-
tute. =. B. MoCAua,
JNo. II. JEwEFT,
SYDNEY 6MITH,
= H: q. SrAFFonD,
D. GOODWIN, in.
, 1873-02-18
DIR. A. c.. Olin..,

iss e. osFhis oheaso he mos. aaeess;fai sp,:lsst
the q honte su4url ana Nervous
both at1es. Read his Marks and Judge fur toNrH.
!cAlod Tor stamp CMtdoA ulls per.ontY us
BY mail. fzoe and Invited. LAIos beAu Tor circular.
, 1873-02-18

CAIno, Ill.,, Fob. IA man na1nod Hays, hall
ing from Clncinnatl Was arreBtoa In thiH city,
laHt night, by Otllcor Whitocan1p, on charge of
passing countorfot money. Several sl,ota wera
fired III making the arrest. This morning Hays
was brought boforo United States CommIsHionor
Canloe for preliminary examination, auI, hak-
INK for mora tfMo, tho caAo WINS postponed till
tomorrow morning. In tho meantime, tho pris-
onor ia coninotl IN tho County Jail. Over 81 900
III counterfeit s5 bills woro found on blu poraon.
, 1873-02-18

The Hon. Thomas 4 dault, Of Sterling ILL.,, is
at the l'rigga uouae.
L. s. Day, ono OF the prominent merchants OF
Groom Day Wis.,, is stopping at Darko'4 Hotel.
3. Blake, Esq, Of London England, was ut
tho Sherman House, yesterday.
II. G.. Bleight, III ollloor Of tho Chicago, nock
Island d Pacific Railroad, IL guest at Burke's.
He comes from Marshalltown Iowa.
Georga ". Cobb, prominent railway oi3oial.
, 1873-02-18

tile board Of Public Works submitted a., or
anHnjo fri paving TwontY'sqeona etfoes from
stato ID Wentworth, hypuuc. Y Has referred to
tue S On roeH ssfs ~ a th das aaY T. x
received aud filed.
TITO Committee OH Finance reported favorabiy
8n tho duplication Of COLLECTOR Yan Hollon for
tho renfalninB thr6e months d tho year, ara
submitted 1T, or4ttr Empowering tho Comptroller
to rnakp a temporary loau.
The brdor waspasBod:
Tho Judicary Committee reported back tho
ordinance to prohibit tho obstruction of AiBlos
Of places OF amusement, 40 a1noudcd aa to apply
to clarol,os, etc: Tho minimum fine for each
Tho Committee also recommend tho appoint
mont Of Committee Of gvo to visit MI theatres,
churches, aud school buildings, to 800 to tholr
Bnfoty.
It was laid over.
A1pRnadAN1o SALARIES. .>.
Tho Ba1no oonl1nittoe reported back AID. Ira
coy'e resolution in relation to paying Aldermen,
RECOMMENDING Its paasage, when amo1dod by
stirling ont tho progiaion that the pay shall not
DO less thnn 81 900 ycar, mud ineorting that
they shall receive q sufficient compensation for
tkoir sorvtcoe.
1t 17as 1aid ovor. ..,.-.
pEAnnonN STREET.
Tho Committee on Btrcota and Alleys; South
DiviBtont reported back tho ordinance for OPEN
ing Dearborn stroct, with q favorable report.
- "''7 4"N o'o' oannhar. "a, >:,..
TIM cop,no;ttno m straatn and A1,ova woat
Division ronorlod thot inv lad vinItnd ilnt
aart of tho c|.y 10 zoo how tI;1o 1yitv scaynnanr
Ind big dat s fond that The
frirhtfnl .or niftinn frnm Tnonurc n,,i rnrhnrn.
mi That tia othar warIe wnro abont ont ga"b m bS6.
ms. ScaYenuer had pot nttomntod to
Do his duty, and tho 'Board Of
Gonnmitfeo - cnnfor nn wth tho Roerit' . and
il tic Board could not remove the alth, that
The Commiitoo should report on The Hubinat.
Il Was roferrod 10 tho Ancetal 1ou,m;tton.
HOME LApoa,
nondod tho filing Of. the petition Of tho stone
tho now Coz Court House &C done ID It thia S cty, % and Il
Has agreed to,
estA11rrox HOSPITAL, -. :
Tho ordinance to rorpoye tho small-Pox Hos
| pital TO tho northwest part Of the Bridowcll
! grounds was takon in.
AID. schannor urged It's passage, in order to
got 1t out Of it's present bad location In Lincoln
fafk; Il ,.u..........., =. j.. ,,.,,.
Toll grounds. mud within atone'a throT otMe-
I'D not bseSe thai haa tho s5 coune had au
tAority, and that the mnttor must be left to tho
Honrd Of E Hoalth, 70 whom ho moved to rotor IT.
| Ad. stono oatd IT. was halt milo from tho
reaper iee.oIy G,s;ny ana a IRON y ahy nonso. ,1,o.
mfoi' and Shutter we're both going thoro, and IN
Rhort timo thousands Of workmon would DO
lVing n tnat nelghhorhooti.
lal Az; culierton Withdrew VI M lis motiop, and a 40.
Powell moved to lay the matter ovor for another
week.
=, After further discussion d motion, BY Aid.
Bailey, to rotor to q Select Committee OF thrco
from zach Division, Nos lost; yeas, u; nnys, 81 ;
( -
, 1873-02-18

Milwaukee, Bt. Paul i Minuoap.
oils Day Expross............,..
Milwaukee Il PrairiD du Oiion
hfliraukno, 81, Pauf i Hfinnonp.
oils Nfxht E1press..............
, 1873-02-18

have sabmitoa this opinion 70 tho City Attorney,
md be deeires ING to say Tint hc conaurs therein.
Respectfully, h. T. TuLEy,
Corporation Counsel.
ABENs1T1yE BoUL.
Aid. Bchadnor said tho beginning Of tho COM
muntcation was contemplate insult. It spoke
Of Hlokkos opinion "a wrtton by d Airod law
yor, and 1t referred improperly to tho report Of
the minority of the Police Committoo Ho
moved to respectfully refer 1t back to tho Mayor
AZ o rebuko to the Corporatton Counsel.
Applause in the lobby.
Aid, Dixon said the standardization had utterly
wiped out tho minority report.
Aid. Rchaffuer had not fntontod to aay word,
but he did not want the Law Department to In
dulge In direct insult to tho minority OF the
Police Committee, They wore respectable men,
not necessarily wording for gamblers md proBti.
tutea. Tho prcas was trying to mako that Issue.
1t had called ono side respectable, and tho other
bummore. They were welcome. But tho
Corporation Counsel must bo respectful to tho
Council, for lio wns paid by the olty. Klokko
aud 1ieno wrote their OWN report. He was allr-
prised the Mayor would sanction Mr. Tuoy'a
language. ~.
Aid. MoGonnlaH WIS aurprisod at Aid. Hchatt-
uos's sonsitiyoneBs.
Aid, Rohaftncr referred to what Mr. Tuloy had
eaid outside, and said to him.
Aid. bcGonniBa said blr. Tuloya comlnuuica-
ton did not reflect on tho Police Committee. It
rae q notorious fact that tho Police Commits
suners had pnid opiuion, and that was what
Mr. Tuloy meant, 1fo disliAed Aid. SclafYncr'4
attempt to create feeling.
Aid. Hchsffner called him to ordor. Ho WAS
doing nothing Of tho kind.
Tho Alderiuaua motion whs lost-yeAs =
ODrion, Eohhardt, Stout, Mahr, Longachor.
Bohafrnor. and Hraudt-nays, 29.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. Campbell Mclean opened the De-
cember term Of the Circuit Court on Tues
day morning last, and business il progress
sing finely. Among the eminent Atsor-
news from abroad 10 Attendance this week
are, the Hon. DAVID Taylor Of Fond du Lac
Hon. Billie Williams and VIM. u. Seamon
of Sheboygan: II. G. Turner and G. w
Foster Of Oxaukee J. E. McMullen oil
Chilton.
In our hurry 10 20 to press last week, the
announcement that one of our oldest resi-
dent attorneys, Mr.. s. A. Wood, had re-
turned from q somewhat pro.racted vi.i,
among his friends IN the eastern States
and New York fer the benefit OF bis h.aIti'
was left out. We are, however
happy to state that he is among Ii.
again and bis improved apr earance in health
and vigor is remarked by all who have mel
him.
John P. Hume Of the Chiffon Times ant
the wide awake Vim. Maboney druggist a
Chiltou, Calumet Co., gave the"Pi!ot Office
Il call yesterday. Hume IS as good rA
tured Is ever. and Mahoney is candidat,
ior postmaster at Madison this winter
In case no Manitowoc COUNTY Granger feell
al urgen. necessity to fill the position WI
hope MAhoney will get il.
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New Mail Arraug.m ents.

Our County Subscribers having found
much fault siuce the advent Of Railways
and rhe eon,equent arrangement of the
mails throughout the county, We are at
last enabled 10 state that our mail facilitie.
are SO far perfected that the chan .es OF
future complaint. will harllv have a re.
currence. We now have three daily mails
two on the Lake Shore, and one through
msil hy the Westsru,-whieh close respect.
lively in our City postotice rs follows
The LIST gong south at IL o'clock 4. End
going west and south via Appleton at
? O'clock P. and she 81 at s O'Clock p, y.
going south by Lake Shore By early morn.
ing train.
Until the Postal car is ready for the
Western road, the mails have to be assert.
cd in ourtcity Office; bot this j. of very cher,
duration as she car viii be rut on soon,
and if Postmas.ers are on hand to receive
their mails they uill get them in good
shape. as they will be properly assorted
xhile the train proceeds on its trip.
Mr.. ]. 4. Bemis Of Two Risers,and Mr..
Hiram Smith Of this. city, are the mail
Agents Oh tie Lake Shoie, and Mr.. Geo.
Williams Of Appleton on the Western
Road. We Can say of the two former
that they are prompt and trustworthy,
nons hstte' could have been designated,
and " r. Williams, Who ia . stranger %
10 ", eap'es .9psi,y ncoWueaded.
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Western Journal of Agriculture.

A paper published at Milwaukee, By
Messrs. Wicks and Ryckman and edited BY
Dr.. 0. W. Wight. The paper 10 6nan-
cial venture. in tending, by engros,ing the
farmers, and grange interests, to sail into
popular favor as An agricultural organ. The
FIRST number OF Vol. | is chiefly remark
able for the very modest review which Dr..
Wight makes of his abilities to edit new 3
upper, devoted to the interests of farmers.
We know that he Doctor has the ability.
and we do not doubt his word when he
says that. with no. political axes to grind he
labors for the Improvement and advance
ment Of the agricultural classes.
We believe his paper will be a readable
useful farmer q paper, and cheetfully recon-
mend it to al. Terms $500; in clubs of
ten $50. Address, " icke and Ryckman,
Milwaukee.
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Death Of Bishop Armitage.

To the Parisiionsrs Of 81. jaime, Church
Many YOU have probably hoard ere this,
of the death os our noble Bishop. The
burdens of his high Office were too heavy
for hi, frail shoulders, and no doubt hasten
ed h's end.
Of how great a sorrow it is to me rer.
sonally, | care not now to speak | car
lot expect YOU to share that, but
am assured you are not unconscious nor
unmiDdful of the great loss to our Diocese
i'll this early fall Of our Ri. Rev Father
have wished to thus note this sad occur
renee and to say tat the services next
Sunday morning (please God) will be with
view to appropriate memorial. Commend
ing you always to the blessing of Almighty
GEO. am faithfully yours,
JosEpH DLFoRrsr.
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Poet Office.



I'm fiy-Soath, South Easr South. eouti-'Te,t
.."1v*s N-u..orSc Daily II o'c'ocz a. m. sni
arrives al SEsooygan N time for the cars to FOND
a. Lac. ia.es .!nes I week MONDAY, "Wednesday
snl fEidty. ~ the ~av Of Scwtonburg, Neene
.l.ard-, H0Nards Grove. - sheb"ygau. and
tir@e times week--Iucsiay- Thur-day. and sat
t5-1g viV o. SOrducim, Ht2., CentevlIle
Hn.@le 20 Shc-organ
From uaaitowoc TO Two Rivers. idiiiy1 al
cock n, 4nl strives CT NanIt0woc Al : O'Clock
m.
rrI-Weckly-To Chiffon Leaves Mantle
voc every Iaes1ay, thurs iay. ana Saturday. aud
tfrt-rs ~ Cbilton at 0 n.
Arrive. 1t Manitovoc every Monday, Wedn-s
g. an Hi Ia n Bpm.
Tri-VceaIy-ro Green Bav--vis Tao
Rtvcr--Ielves Man,invOc every NJ inlay. Wei.
n.siay aud Friday al 5 D 10. and arrives at Green
: IN next day at m.
frriv~s At Manitovoc every Tu.sdav. Thur
ca 1n4 S7tur0av. az m.
<enii-wcekly-Tn Kewaunss--vis Two
-r--Laases Sanrowoc, Monday. aui Thur
III r. and arrives at Manuowoc every
i.s.itv and FiCaY at m.
I,efJy-From Manitowoc 10 MenHsh--
} YES hritowrc every FRIDAY at m. a'.G ar.
'rs a II m Sunday
The soc i4i Post Once. or Francis Greek Prac,
"a Rosencraus, get their mail eSey SaturIa,
- enooH
.'ost once open for delivering loIters from : m
L. i
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II the case Of the State Of Wisconsin
against John Hogan for murder the iefen
liant attorney Hon. David Taylor, asked tC
have the case continued until next term on
account Of the sickness Of his partner. Mr.
Gillc,, who i, also retained by MIR. Hogan
HIS Hon. Judge Mclean, refused to put il
over until next term, but finally consented
in view Of saving expense to the County
10 adjourn the Court to meet March Sd
574, when the parties must be ready.
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Ms. II. Il MrILAsD, OF Fort IIcwar

Ma II. Il MrLLAsD, OF Fort Howard,
Wisconsin,, Agent for the New England
Co, yinS Company, Of whose pictures favor
hhle meltion has already b en- made, is
stopping at the WinIiate House; and We
would call the attention of or citizens to
tne fact, that lie viii take ORDER. for
thramatyFe Pictures, or for enlarsing
small pictures Of any kind, of absent
Or deceased friends, and reproduce them
~ 10, oval walnut frames SxI0 inches for
'hr small sum o: four dollars and fifty cents
anI II nice, 6uished. carved square frames
II TX iu!.ars each, with life ike express
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AccIprSr.--Mr. Nagem jar kson, an Ole
resident living With his son Hiram Jackson
on the Calumet road near our city, while
up to battle his head in camphor, on Fri.
day night last about midnight, was so sud.
denly taken with crlck in hi, back thu,
he fell iuto the CRATE OF Franklin stove
Tho csmphor igniting. set his clothes or
fire, but he recovered anupright position with
only severe burning Of one hand and hi.
side. His son came t. the rescue aud
luckily succeeded in e1tinguishin, tie fire
in his reiment witbou further serious dam.