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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
pEMIMauLAR NEWs.

North East still indulges in pigeon shooting.
The small pOx is increasing in Caroline county.
Businesi is dall and uiChsy scSres q Netth
Fox hunting Is becoming popular in Somerset
county
Crisiield has no fire s1tinguiahing apparatus Of
any kind.
ElktOn now receives daily weater report, at
the Post Oaico. va f
The old jail prOperiysSt Elktcn, is to be sold
The Dorchester county farmers are about to or
ganize an Agricultural Society,
Charlesiown boasts Of an eight.year-old boy
weighing ninety-throe pounds.
The irescoers are at work on the interior Of the
new NJ E: Church, at Rising Sun.
A singing school in Cecil county. had TO be closed
recently, on account of the "bad boys"
The mud scow is frozen up. and unable TO COM
plete the work OF deepening North East creek.
Rev Dr. Sims, OF Baltimore, lectured at Rising
Sun, last week, on Character and Characters"
The Easton (Md) Gas Company has declared
dividend Of five per cent. for the past six months
Mr.. Brown. of Bay View. cOntemplates remov-
ing to Virginia, to engage in the mercantile bus-
ness.
Mr.. Deacon, of Elk Neck, had his shoulder joint
dlsioeated, by being thrown from his sluigh, last
week.
Thos. J. Jones has sold the Elkton Foundry to
George N. Gray and John Lair, of Rising Sun, for
$500.
Prosperous protracied meetings are progress
ing at the North East and CharIestown NJ i.
Churches.
Mr. +. Wallace, of Elkton, severely cut the palm
OF MS right hand. on Wednesday last while butch
ering hogs.
A mad dog. produced fiuore of excitement in
Elkton, last Monday, bit several dogs, but was
finally killed.
A mad dog created considerable excitement in
hlslng Sun, last week. and bit several other dogs
All were killed.
A fire broke out in a drug store on Crisield, on
Thursday, but was extinguished before serious
damage was sustained.
Rev. J. ID. Kemp, pastor of the Charlestown NJ.
H. Church, was presented with a $3.50 horse, by
his parishioners, last week.
The Marion Academy, at Marion Station, has
Just been completed, ana within ten days is 10 be
dedicated to tho cause of education.
Theodore Houston, residing at Link wood, came
7eIy near losing his life, while skating on the mill
pond near Hickseurg, on Monday last
Mr. VIM. johnson, of North East q well known
Woolen manufacturer, is going to remove to Car
roh county, and engage in business there.
A new school house has been erected in the 9th
election district of Caroline county The size of
the building is lSx22 feet, built in modern STYLE
and neatly painted.
At Chariestown, on Monday last, John Yea
mans John u. Graham, Samuel Logon, B.. Cooling
and q. W. Taylor, were elected Town Commis-
sloners, for the ensuing year.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

WoRKINGMEN's lHsTITUTE.-The annual meet
ing Of the Workngmens Institute was held on
Saturday evening, at the Institute rooms Fifth
and Market streets. The attendance was quite
large Rev. Fielder Israel delivered an interesting
and able address, on the "Past success and future
prosperity of the Institute" The officers for the
ensuing year were then elected, rs follows -
President-Peter N. Brenan
SecretaTy-Joseph II. Hofecker, Jr.
Treasurer-Preston Lea.
Executive COmmitte-Peter n. Brennan, Rev.
Fielder Israel, WV. Crawford, C. Ray Hin, Thos
Turner, Geo. w. Stone J. S. Valentine, Dr. John
Cameron, Lea Pusey, John z. Fredd, Geo. w.
Roberts, Chas. Mullen, j. Craig, Jr, ThOs. Healey
Solomon Hersey, Thos. &. Evans.
The Executive Committee afterwards organized
and elected officers, as follows:-
a aChairman-ReV. Fielder Israel
Secretary-JOseph H. Hofeeker, Jr
Treasurer-Lea Pusey
The Institute is now in a prosperous and -four
ishng condition, and is constantly increasing in
prospects and membership.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

Rev. DIR. SliceE, a well known Methodist
preacher, Is seriously III in Baltimore. Ell
Mayor kalpfeisch, Of Brooklyn, is reported at
the point Of death.
A masked boy knocked at a door in indie.
gendence, and threwa young lady into fits.
Her life is despaired Of
An Albany actress sues for $4,000 damages
from man on whose unclean sidewalk she fell
and fractured an arm.
San Diego is luxnriating Ia green peas and
ripe tomatoes, while Santa Barbara pFides ireli
on its fine Strawberries.
On one Of the coldest days of this severe
season three converts were baptized in a pond
in.Chariton, La:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

ILNIcUM DELUGED.-Yesterday morning at
high tide the banks of Darby creek proved une-
4uAl 70 the unusual run upon them, aud the mud
dy water from up country poured over the east
side near Milk house curve, Tinicum in torrents.
noodlng hundreds, perhaps thousand acres OF
farming land 10 depth varying from one 10 five
feet. The place of Mr. Killlan, u short distance
below the railroad station, was completely innn-
dated, and at last advices required only rise OF
one loot 10 submerge the first floor of the house
Inc water was two feet deep In the pig sty, and
all the animals belonging to the place were gath
cred for safety upon the highest ground. Only
the geese seemed to enjoy the situation. Men in
boais were polling around a haystack within a few
rods OF the railroad track, aud many shocks of
coTniodder were half submerged. We are afraid
There was damage done.-CheSter NetrS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

SLY RoBBERs.-For over year past, one of our
down town merchants was excessively annoyed by
frequent invasiOns, by night, of the sanctity of
his money TILL aud diminution of the contents
of the same Various small articles were also
purloined, but the thief most provokingly COW
cred up all traces Of depredations. The merchant
was becoming dishearted. He had suspected his
son, and removed him for a time, but the pretty
pilfering was continued. His suspiciOns next
rested upon his clerk, whom be discharged, but
still there was no cessation of the thefts. About
n week ago, he resolved 10 spend every night in
the store, until he discovered the robbers The
The first night passed away without any unusual
occurrence, but about five o'clock in the morning
as tbs merchant, almost In despair, waa about to
leave for home lac heard noise at the hack win
dow which was soon afler opened by two boys
who stepped into the store. They were promptly
captured by the merchant, who TO his surprise,
discovered them TO be sons OF a near neighbor,
who for year had adopted this mode of getting a
supply of pocket money. They were promptly
taken before their parent, and their delinquences
exposed. The affair is being compromised.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
SOCIETIES.
AEETrNOs THIS EEHHrzo.

Cherokee Tribe, No4, / ORM, at Red Mems
Hall, AIS Market street
Lenape Tribe, No 6, o r n, in fourth story
SaVille Building, 9th and Market street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 8, D
I: A. NJ, at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Frar Kiln Council, No. 9, o U A NJ, at Mechau-
les Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council, No s, JF, o q A n, ct
Hall, 9th and Market Gtrests.
Enterprise Circle, B u 9 A, at Hall 5O4 Mar
ket street. =
Washington Lodge, No /, K Of r.. ct Knights
Of Pythias Hall, No. 2lI Market street
washington Lodge, No 8, q F, at Good Eel.
lows Hall, Sd and Market
Old Church division, No Is, S Of T Seventh
below Spruce.
,oI Wawssst Lodge, No ls, 0 of q t, at room
18th and Scott streets.
Washington Lodge, No ], A r A, at hall.
Second and King streets =
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
AMUsEMEMTs.
cAREcROss a DIxRY's MINsrRELs.

cARECROss DIXRY's MnGsTRELs.
On Saturday evening large audience Assem-.
bled at the Grand Opera House, TO greet the
temperance Of the above faVOrite minstrel
troupe As usual, the performance was Grst-class
embracing new and complete programme OF
songs, dances AM all the oddities Of the minstrel
profession. The performance was hugely
enjoyed by the audience, who testified their
appreciation by frequent and rsPturOus APP
plause.
BERTHA, THE SEWING MACHINE GIRL.
Tonight, at the Grand Opera House, the
exciting and moral drama Of "Bertha, the Sew
ing Machine Girl, or Death at the Wheel" will
be put upon The boards BY strong and efficient
Company. This piece drew crowded houses al
the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, for
over week, and We doubt not that its popular
character, and the low prices Of admission, will
insure the attendance OF large audience this
evening. The same play win also be repeated
tomorrow evening.
ON THURSDAY EVENING,
at the Grand Opera Honse, Mr. and Mrs L.
l.. Davenport, ,assIHted by abe principal members
Of the Chestnut Street Theatre Company, will
appear, 10 Tobin's iine old comedy Of "The
Honey Moon, or How TO rule Wife" As an
afieTPiece, the elegant comedy Of "A day afler
the Wedding" viii be presented. This will
prove the finest comedy entertainment Of the
season, ahd shoHld Be- largely attended.
GIN. TOM THUMB,
accompanied BY bis wife, Commodore Mutt and
Aias Mime Warren, will appear a lhe lnsli-
tute Hall, on Tuesday, 26th inst, afternoon and
evening. The entertainments given by these
little folks" Is always amusing and enieflAin-
ing and they should Be welcomed By fUl
house.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

FINE STocK.--J. Wesley Canary having pur-
chased, from J. Sundheim " Co, the store No 40G
Market street. Is now prepared 10 supply all Gus
TONERS, irom a large ana well assorted stock Of
ready-mads clothing, under clothing, gents fur
nlshlng goods &c. This stock is made up OF first
class articles, aud will be sold cheap. Give HIM
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
Grants Radical Policy Driving the
People from their Homes.

From the Smyrna Times.
ARE WE BEGINNING TO SEE THE PoIKT p
We publish a call in this issue for public
meeting TO be held tomorrow evening to take
such action AS may lead 10 the building up Of
the business interests of this town. In other
words a number OfeiGzens want to start some
mechRnicalin Industry among us that will not only
keep at home and support the mechanics already
here, but induce others 10 come among US. Our
men Of means find that our working men are
leaving town and going elsewhere TO labor, thus
depreciating the rental value of property and
letting some tenements even go without an oc-
cupant. Merchants find their "trade" "slackeniug,
and other tradesmen begin 10 feel the effects OF
the stampede. This state of affairs exists not
especially In Smyrna but all through The PENN
suia. Mechanics are going where they can
make living," and 80 many have gone that
property owners net only begin TO see but to feel
the effects OF their absence.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
RaYero VEanahar
IL MERoURy sURRENpERe.

MILWAUKEE, January 19.-The weather
reports from the northwest yesterday morning,
state that the severe weather exceeds ANYTHING
this winter. AT Sparta, Wisconsin, the mer-
curry CONCEALED; the spirit thermometer marks
45 uegrees below zero; at La Crosse, Wisconsin,
81 degrees; ct St. Panl, 81 degrees below; al
AlnneOp0llss "a degrees below, aad at Mil
waukee, degrees above.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

Bank RObGeTy.-The Mechanics Bank, Ian
caster city, was robbed on Wednesday noon
In most daring way. The cashier was alone
in. the bank and two men engaged his atten-
ton by selling some specie. Duringthe count
tlng third party entered the bank by a rear
window, going into the Vaplt and absfractIng
convertible bonds TO the amount Of oyer 81, ,OO6
and otherTegiste and judgment bonds worth
over 80, 900. No clue 70 the thieves, four In
number, has been discovered.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

The Turkish Government has brought suit
against the London 1Bnlos for libel, IN publish
ing communications alleged 70 have been
signed BY the Turkish Minister ia London
the finances Of the Government 0f Turkey
A number Of French Communists arrived
at New York, yesterday, In the steamer a0l-
lanC, from L0ndOn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

NEWSPAPER CHANGR.-George Chance, pro
pnetor OF the Wilmington Advertiser has dispos-
ed of bis interest in the paper and Office TO John
o'Byme, ESQ., OF Brandywne Hundred The
editorial department will hereafter bc conducted
10y Mr.. O'Byrne's son. The business and me-
ehancal department will still be presided over by
Mr., Chance.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
/ local lMTkILloEMcE.

Bill Dennis is to Be hung on Friday next.
The Adrsrtisst has been sold 70 John oBytns,
Esq.
The churches, yesterday, were generally well at
"BeEtha, the Sewing Machine Girl" at tho Ma
sonic Temple, tonight.
The change in the weathar, sinCs Saturaay. Is a.
agreeable, as It was sudden. -l''
The payements have been slippery almost con-
dnually since cold weather set in.
The colored band Of this Cty, left for Harrisburg
Pa, to-day, TO attend the Inauguration of Gov
HArtranft aag
The dOdicatOry services, at the Asbury n. Z.
Church, yosterday,were very interesting and were
largely attended.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
GIN. TON. THUMB,

BURNED.-ME. Robert RObinso1 Iivipg near,
Royal Oak, Talbot county, was taken with &c
lev days ago, AMI feii into the iirs. A blind
man in the house at The time smelt something
burning Ike hair, felt towards Ihe Gre and
found the unfortunate man, and exiFicaied him,
but not until he was badly burned.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

POLICE CAsRs.-Isaac Cannon, for drunkenness,
was fined 90 cents and costs.
Josephine Brown, col, for the larceny of sis, q
set of Iurs, and several other articles, from Mrs
Lewis Orr was held to ball. in the sum of $500 for
appearance at Court.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

A New B0auSI0rR A gen,
All Dentrlhcss had their drawbscks. until the
salubrious Bark OF the Soap Tree was brought
from the Chllian Valleys. 70 perlest and frAgrant
SOZODoNT, the most delightful article for the
teeth, that brush was ever dipped into
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
RRGIsTEIl,s ORnEII,

kNoIHfEAh NttlHkt
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. January tih. lNA
Upon the application OF Isaae hltlotts ~, AZ
minlgtrAtOg az 81 nn1-
dred tnsaid sdoeea4pd.l u - -
tea ~ the Register that tlp AdministEater Ps,la
tFation upon The RslatS ii he daEDaie BitA
de dats q granting thereof. b. cansinf advsIss-
ments 10 be posted within forty days FQm tha date
Of sueh Letters IN SIX Of the most pubio PLACES ot
the county New Castle roauiFng all neraoma hAy-
ing demands against the Aatatate pzosht tie eeme.
or abide ~ an Act 0f Assembly = snsh eaaq Raao
ana nyoVlded. And also oaas8 he aaMo - - In
aegted within the sene polled IN he nr|a4aFo
Haaefta nowapnpeE nuhllahod ~, NiinlnR-
ton, and 70 be continued th0Isln ewo nionlks.ll
60 iYen anaer tie hand ana qali q o1eoCi
lht heTfleg pl0Fegaia, q NoW Nae1Ie. ~
New ChslIe county alsIb9tta fho faT and
year above Wrlttoh. h.6tnR9, ReTI e7.
NOTICE .sltfs
All paFsops hAYlag claLls a0aln1t th0 M1toio ~
the qeeoaSea must present tho a1n8 duiv aa1 e4 %
~ AdRl4alIai9r en- elpgs ye9pngg - .is.el
sSaSi sSoSIaaS ts' ASt q Aaasni. p 90 go
Aeals..-h hil@lnslsa. De- za .s-sa
TsHE GREAT AMRRcAlE HR 1g ~:
RULtPsnb j ! 1lR
NationaI 156oftSr.
3O.H-.4... YGeH.sas. ss::.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

LARGEST TRATN.-The largest train Of cars vet
run on the Delaware and Pennsylvania Railroad
leff Delaware City on Tuesday last. 1t consisted
of seven freight cars and one passenger car; five
Of the freight cars were loaded,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

CONC AwAY.-Mr. f. d. Cleaver, of Delaware
City, len that place few days ago for Claremont,
Penn, having taken position as Assistant Su,
Perintendent and BoOk-keeper in an Institution
at that place.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
REG1sTIsIG's ORDER.
RAaIaEnn'a OEHIeI,

New Castle County, January 18th. 1878.
Upon the agPlieatieh williAn Layson. kx'
wine hundred. in said county, deeeasod; u h
ordered and directed hy tho Register that the
Executor aforesaid, gtVo nDtiee Of the grant
ing OF Letters TestamsntATy upon the Estate
of the deceased, with the date Ot ggannmg there
Of. By causing AdVertisements TO- be posted
within forty dAysfrOm the date Of auch LotteTea in
six Ofthe most public places Of the County Of Nou
Castle requiring all persons having gainst
tho Estate, TO pFoseat the SaJsos ehida Act
Of Assembly In sueh ease mPde apd pE9videa. Ana
also cause the snRS 10 be tnsoFten Mlhau tAH a4me
period In the weekiy delaware aaAaf ~, z AeNePe;
therein two mOnths. ga
-, Given nndeFthe handandSealof O0ee Of
LIS the Register aforesaid. at qW Castle IN New
t~v-' Castle County, aforesaid, the dax ana year
above written. b. GIBBS. Rsgister.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20

BUTTER AND EGGs-At Oxford. butter last
week sold at 80 cents pound, and eggs at
80 cents a dozen, at West Chester butter was
20 cents and eggs 40 cents;at COatesVille but
ter was 40 cents and eggs 40 cents; at Lancas-
ter butter was 24Cg2S cents and eggs SO cents.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
I NV ESTMENT
SECURITIES.

:. The Northern Pacific Railroad Company. through
us Financial Agents. is now selling at par and ac-
eIne9 interest its First Mortgage T-30 Gold Bonds
iOr tae purpose OF completing the eOnstPuekiOn and
equipment ofis line OF Road. After thorough in-
yestigation, We recommend these securities a. !
the inllnRinn - -V'.e.' '''.'N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
M0TlCR-

All persons having claims against the Estate el
the deceased must present the same duly ettested
% the EKaeutOr. On or balora yanaegY nths lG4s
qr abide The Act OF Assembly IN eAea So maas
and provided, WILLIAM IlAWBo1.t 41aouloE.
AddTeht-Wm. 8, MpCahllay. Wilmlagtaa.s
jan20-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
LEADING FEATURES:

]. The issue is limited TO $4,000 mile of road,
z The Principal and Interest ere payable in Gold
a Prinep9I IN thisty yoaEa. and the interest lat
senl-aAnuAllys arst efJ aunaFy and JnIysf
). The rate Of Interest is $40 per cent per an
num-eqnai, at the present gold premium, 70 abOu
bA per cent. in legal tender currency.
4. The Bonds are Issued Of the fcllowine dsnomi-
nations; Coupon. 500 500 and $1,000; Registered
500. 500. $1,000. 5000 and Sl0.000.
8. The semi-annual interest on the RseisfeFed
Bonds Is paid b. gold cheeks sssl rs0sarIg 81 ssG
the p0sf-oDles address of tie h0ldsp, Permanenf
investors are advised 70 purchase the Regigt cred
sb0nds, both as protection against loss thof and
the interest. The Registered bonds aaa bo ~ anV
time exchanged for C0aDOns and the Coupon fOF
hegistered. without expense 70 the owner.
jNo. McLEAR a eO@ BAMkGR0.
Soa MARKET sFRREF.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-01-20
6rFi0ht Zines.
STEAM FREIGHT LINE

Leaves "a wharf above Chestnut street. PhiIadel.
pAia. aaly at p.m.. and kFenoh street. wharf, vii.
Mlaetons = NJ kFelGht Handled eareiully and
fsraSr dsd With dispateh. q. N..BUBH.
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a II BRG.

removed his Barber Sh0pto No. 81 Main st
doornorLh o ] Thos. English shop, which
Suilding eh asst horoug hlycenovatedGn and fitted up
IN the bes o ossible manner. and wher ne WILDE
happy 10 meet his old customers, all Z no require
his services in the arttonsorial.
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ID ANDRE, Manufacturer, Wholetal, and
IA tai Dealerin Cigars, Ping. Cut Oh ,xinr
andsmoking Tobacco Snuff, Pipes &c. EIHcigarS
are all made from bestqualitieso of domestic and
lmPortedtoDacco. and sold tot etrf de at owest
cssn rates. A!sO,c onstantly OF Sand som eAnr
Acerschaum pipes. Orders promt tlvfIled Base
mentL ymar'Fbuilding. cornerof Main an d Mae
etStreets. - -. -.
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ND B whitaker d. CO., Manufacturers o
HGS Lt 4ards Patent eamlessSk eins. Steam
engines and boilers and all kinds Of Machinery
Also 5ielgh5hoes, CauldronK Kettles {, Sash Weights
b. Repairing done to order. We have bought
rom the general agent, s. 8. Drum, the xtras be
Onging to the Sc9ew Power Reaper and Mower
nd will do repairs upon the same. and also upon
ny machines nowin use.
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g. DOAN, dealCrin Dry Goods Staple and Fan
Sc cy Goods, al kinds Of Cloths, Ready Made
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods Hats and Gaps,
&C. sc. Let 1T be remembered, that we keep
othing but irstfcass goods and further. | will
OF be undersold in this or any other western city
KimLaIl's Block. Main st. Kenosha, Wis
1Y1
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THE WORLDS EXPOSITION.

N executing tho will OF Congress,
as expressed in the joint resolution
Of the 18th of i ebruary last, and in
accordance with The provisions Of
the resolution, O. number of practical
artisans and scientific men and of
honorary commissioners were author
ICED to attend the Exposition at vi
emma as Commissioners on tho part OF
the United States. 1t is believed
that i've have obtained the object
which CoRgreSs had in view when it
passed the joint resolution, in order
to enable tho people Of the United
States to participate in the advanta-
ges OF the International Exposition
OF the products OF agriculture, man
ufacturos an 4 the fine arts to bo held
in Vienna. / take pleasure in add
ing that the American exhibitors
have received q gratifying number of
diplomas and medals. During the
Exposition conferencswas held at
Vienna for the purpose Of consuIta-
ton on the systems prevailing in diff.
fsrent countries for the protection of
inventors. I authorized a raprasAn-
tative from the Patent Office to be
present at Vienna at the time when
the conference was to take place, in
order to aid, rs far as he might. in
securing any possible additional pro
lection to:American inventors in Eu-
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a DAMDICEFAUT, Shaving, Hair Routing and
n snampooilg Saloon, two doors north OF K.
Simmons store. Oldrazors sharpened and repair.
d, Imake Ladies and Children b air-cuttiug q
pecialty, Comeandtry me. Vzo-ly4
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DGsEN g BEDESs M, Manufacturers and
ID Dealers in all kin 4 Of Furniture, Spring
Beds. Mattresses, lUph"lAered Goods, Chamber
and Parlor Sety Re- made Collins always on
hand. Shop Main near wisconsin.
KenognaJune %, 1sf 1y5
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VERY STABLE.-Ben. Jewett isprepAre to
- furnish the best Horses and Carriage for
business or pleasure, on the shortest notice.
Hears a tall times ready to attend funerals 1tf
Stable on MarketSq.: hearth PostOfice.
Kenosha =: Wlsconsln
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EwAHNEN BROTHERS, No. ~ Main st. Kenosha
az Merchant TaiIors. We keep constantly on
sand well selected stock OF cloths Gents Fur
Aishing Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and
Cans Of the lateststyles. Work done and gOods
old as cheap as at any other establishmentintbe
Ey. 1yl"
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PRESlDEN Mt
MGEG9 ~ =. CT


To tho Senate and House of Representatives.
The year that has passed since
the submission of my last message
to Congress has, especially tho latter
part of it, been an eventful one to
the country. In the midst of great
national prosperity = financial crisis
has occurred That has brought low
the fortunes Of a great proportion of
the people. Political partnership
has almost ceased to exist, especially
in the agricultural regions and the
capture on the high seas of vessel
bearing our flag has at one time
threatened the most serious cnnse-
quences, and excited the public
mind from one end oflhe country to
the other. This, happily, now is in
the course of satisfactory adjustment,
honorable to both nations concerned.
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Au YRoN A. BAKER, Attorney and Counsellor
I'VE Law Real Estate Agent. and Justice ofthe
ca en- Conveyancing and Collection o. Claims
omll Unattended to on liberia terms oficein
m Q < Ealock, corr Main and ParkSts.. 1y1>
WisOon
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BOOK STORE,

- No so Main Street. full andcomplett
Assortmentof school Books, also Standa dand mis-
eellaueous Books. Writing and Wallpaper. Sheet
Music. and varieusarticle Of the trade.
8. G. JOHNSON.
1y15.