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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-11-13
Northern Pacific Read.

Holders Of bonds Of the Northern Pa
cltc railway are naturally anxious over
the probabie effect of the suspension Of
Jay Cooke x Go. on the value of the
bonds. For tho benefit of these bond
holders, and all Others interested in the
completion of this great railway enter
prise. We append the statement Of Samu-
el NIlkesan, secretary Of the Northern
Pacific railroad
The secretary, speaking of the suspcn
sion of Jay Cooke 4 Co, its financial
agent said he had no tlouts ofthe tutui
OF tbs road. IL would be constructed,
There were those supporting it who
would moi allow it To be abandoned. Tie
board OF directors alone represented mil
lions. The company had not dollar Of
unpaid paper up TO The present ,:,ne.
Not note Of thai%s Waa aYsr seen in
Nall street. and NOS !, bond was hypo
sbacatcd 10y the Company. consequently
the company bau no Liabilities hanging
over it that might descend without warn.
ing. The interest Of the colnnan; :
bonds was not due until the lst OF Ianu
ary neat, aud It would then undoubta;iy
be t:,e'. That portion CT the road already
built was earning more than was anficj-
pated from it. That portion Of it lunnius
to The Red River Country had already
developed fine Carrying trade He be
heved se road would be hindered none
hE hostile Sioux than by financial re volu-
non Neither force, however, could
prevent the successful com pletion OF the
| road. Two OF tbs members Of the fi~m
OF Jay Coose S Oa we're directors oi ,ha
Ao.theru faeitio Company The result
VIII he that The work of construction will
be somewhat retarded. 1t is more than
proba ble Congress will be asked to grant an
extension OF two years 10 the company.
beyond hat already granted, to enable it
to eGni,iete the road No such enterpri>e
was ever hetare !,ted by privs e
capltaii-rs-that of constructing a rail-
road 200 miles in length. across an un-
settled continent Congress should have
come TO their aid By extending credit to
the undertaking. Ii would have done sn
ou, for the 'iemagogical cry that corpa-
rafihns were grasrlng the entire domain
and overriding ;ha rights OF the people
The rolling Stnns is aS follows Lpcn-
motive engines. -; passenger cars, Is :;
baggage and mali cars, g Immigrant and
dumps, 20 platform freight cars, LIB;
box freight cars, 395 Total cars. ,5LG.
he road being IN process Of conssrnc-
given. sEr,
The expenditures have been as follows ::
Surveyors, sl09, l54; construction, Sl2,
200 6tR)i rethug stock, S90S, S3S tools,
machinery, and stack supplies. S3jS. S3l :;
barber improvements at Duluth. 22I5,-
500. Total, SIS, S0f.s74.-Republic,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

General Lowe, Republican comman-
der, was deiested by Carlists in an en-
gagcauent On Sunday last.
The. c was riet in purtadowa. Ulster.
lreiar.., last Tuessi.y, growing out of the
Guy Fawkes' celebrations. The police
had light with Orangemeu, aud sever.
al persons were wounded.
The Canadian Ministry have been de-
feated By vote of Parliament and re.
signed.
The Captsiu General of Cuba has is.
aaed al official address of paeiicatory
nature.
There were great rejoieings in Havana,
Thursday, over the capture of the Vlr
ginius
1t IS proba be that the Ga- D
Tag s,li soon bs ''.--solved. aud election.
one are ordered to be held tn.
Iast week In December.
Mr.. Hawkins has applied 10 the
Qneen's beech for an extension Of time
seE another hearing ii the case of Tich
borne claimant until November 1874
afc apIScasapr wss srzAacah
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THE VICTORY.

From the latest returns if appears that
the Democrats claim an l really have full
control OF our next LIE 5islature. Their
allies, the brewers, distillers and liquor
dealers On one side and the Railroad mo-
nopolists on the other, can now reform
our wholesome State laws to their hearts
content, as their poor dupes have re-
moved every obstacle by defeating the
Republican nominations at the late cleo
ton. If the victors carry out their pro-
gramme, the people of this State will be
given over to free liquor license, to the
injury and final ruin Of the morality,
intelligence and prosperity of our State,
and our mercantile and farming commu-
nlty to the mercyless grinding and deadly
vampiris of Railroad monopolists. o
what victory He'll itself must resound
with rejoicing at such success.
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In view ofa large increase efemigrat;on
from europa the coming year. the
canadian authorities are making efforts
to tnrn Its course toward tie Dominion
The government offers 20 agricultural
| laborers passage from Liverpool to
Quebec tor ST ies all over esgbt yeas.
Ihe Chtaflo government grants 20 the
einlgFans '>of person or dissertations aiding
90; sc INC soi', cost of the passage Is
iced to S5. Other emigTantS, MT
cominrunder the head of agricultural
laborers, pay S23 for The voyage. of which
the gnvernsG ent RENTS S5, making the
cost s Is G1.
If-Uacle San. would send some Of his
vessels TO Europe for passenger. he coald
make has war>hi.s gate useful ard profit
StsA
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AT tho celebration Of The Democratic
. Reform victory III Ma,iison on Sat
ur,lay night. tic ilreveriss, saloons aud
jsiis were b.. mi y Illuminated When
snc.. Z trinil. aCes aver a I.ohrieai gjc-
to.y he ul:.l ,-,lis.ur of 'fcfarm' has
nu,lons'tedts snieeti
THERE were l65 employers sbont me
Legislature at It's lass sess'nn ne 10
tai naHber os Senators ~! -&s>emoiyhah
Is i53 i..rc. iaej.ssn- Dcuid '"o 'c2i G
that not ulnre ham iiirty "a forty eni hoy
eS shos'i perform tie sber which To-
employ serfnrmci US dtr the regency
rule lfIteauh.es -Ycses.
We ~hai see whether the reform ?
party viii do what its organ says reform
Indicates should be done. and if il DO not
Ehat reason it wiii give sherefoF. = Sea-
tine.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! pRoDArr orycr.

County 81 Mahitrwo-- Ovt.'tcr .o5h, 1873.
the matter of the pr.i"f and probate OF tie last
viii alId testament Thomas Nhef-tou ,lex,-4i
late ui the county of MaHit"wee- her. a. an m
strument ~ writing, purpnFfing "e the I,@t W II
aud tam Mt OF fH'nis Wl:fsfnn, deceased Late of
the Comfy Of MaIIt,'soc. has ben hlrd IN This
piuce; ami whereas application has been made ly
Ellen Stist~Fpn widow OF said deceased pss.yif.:r
that t4e same e proven AMI admitted probate
2"chFiinS t. tn laws OF this STATE: and whereas
SAID VIII inFports to he sofeUttive TtIrunrts t
i.e re'iuceh to writing 10y the witnesses thereof
iereiot< " l. Fierei that said apiiic ion he her
netp0 iic .t the Probate Office the CITY Is, st-r
4 u. 1913. at 10 o'clock A. NJ Ard Il :. f,,,.t -
deFel tiit notice shall he gwen L. AL rersnas in
iffesieh IN said will 2: The time an I.ce OF aid
i'rat 'iiK ~ pnb.''t''.l ia the MsstroyFc9 TsrrxE
Newspaper PT;atvd III said LINT. fr tIr ,l1.s
~ - 'hSe eaeR week, rsior 10 the time Of such
i.y the corrt,
LN-st ". V. y aLps. Csssn.. I,.l.,e.
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~ R 4 rGTH


TEwEIER a,sd phOtogr pher. All
y kinls cf work in the line of my business prompt
iy attended to- and warranted to give satisfaction.
have at received "A Wing Grnshey's living
CAMERA 0BSCURA, with which take small
pictures of the finest order for dollar pe- dozen.
Photograph taken Of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
cnstantly on hand. York Street. I3-4tf
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lLIUMINATIN q THEA Among 9th
er huIl iings that were lighted up. on
Sa,a,dav evening. in honor Of the Re-
PUBLICAN defeat, We noticed that the
County Jail was brilliantly Illuminated
This WAS eminen:ly fitting and proper
The inmates Of that institution are IN
,iombtrdly Democrats. Of CT least enihu
Siastic sdvoeates of personal liberty. -
We do not mean TO say that all Demo
Gratis sre jailbirds but We do mean to sag
HAT mnst jail-hirds are Democrats. -
sSaskAK.e~<r&
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Il, KERR.

Work street. Wis. penters
in Drv Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
GIx.s ware Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing
Psler hanginss Hats and Caps, Toy, Children Caps
Live Geese FeSthers. Bird Cages Kerosene oil anC
Lamps &C.. &c. A share of public paiI onase s soil
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GEST.RE- FEHFRS,

lIfAstff VI y Ia Elk Rsid > r " ft.EsS. VI
w fers his services for repairing all ! inis o.
Clocks and watches. Has fine and well elected
of the latest and best styles ei Clocks
American Eu and Syy Watches. also OF Cole
and Plated jew elry. at his Brick Store Stf
street South side door south of Kremers Mani
81
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Y. S.f.SDERSOT,

MANUFACTURER and Dealer I'm
Nj Boots Shoes Leather, &c, &C. Shop en- Buffalo
street nea- the corner of Eighth. Repairing hfatly
and promptly executed.
Manito Y oc. September 20, lSo5.
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II 0USE. Sign

sfGgSE. SIGN AND SABEsf AZ =,
/ / Painter, Quay Street adjoining the Touring
Eliil south Side. Offers his the CittZens
rs City in the above branches at the most ret.-
sorabie rates.
MAuitgWoc June ilfl 1872.
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SGJHEM EMO rs.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
SIreuIt COurt. 81 ManiJ"Wgc CO.

CireHit CourIs 81 Maiiit"wcc Co.
Chas. Il. TreybeTe
william. Euapwnrsl. rsnma-ons for Relief.
FredeI &c huap ryi.:st
To i'ff'faHa kaDp,sHsst and FroaeTick Enap,suJst:
NOU are hereby summoned and required to ans yver
the complaint III This aCtDu. winch was II ed IN
the office 81 rhe Clerk Circuit Court of MauitoXoe
County, nn U't 3lst, 1873. and 60 scouy OF your
answer to the said Complaint tie subscriber 1T
his Uice ia the City and CuuHtg of Man tulvoc. " is
consIn, within twenty day. tie service hereof!
exclusive of the y Of such service ana you iaii
Tu answer the said complaint within tie fore
SAID the plaintiff in This acti-n will apply 10 the
Court for tine rel iet demanded III iIc complaint
Dated October 81 1878.
St6t }. ID. MARhlAN, Paint II, Attorney
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rsEEs4'stAAE .AIE.oRIss; fsE q 81
" Sti street, south end oi Bridge
Tas tailoring department S complete, aud contain:
a large assortment of fashionable clothes and Hent'
furnish. u goods constantly on hand Please cal
sai exsm.r,. before purchasing elsewhere iH--l
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FRED CIR Ef!S.

DAtCTICAL EURiER. Keeps con-
4 stanty hand the largest and best assortment
&fLst- and caps the Iate4t STYLES. at the lowest
siLle prices, and always pays the highest value IN
,osb ff,rrII kiuds OF f,Irs io-7
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ED. MAERKIIM,

INrugEist and As,0thecary- Sth Street
! opposite the Post Office l. fully provided
with a complete selection Of fresh Drugs aud Madi-
icnes and offers hIs especially the PHfsI
of this village and county tor the careful ard
s-i,ufif fc ureparation of their prescriptions I3-
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r. SCHULTZ s. co.

ATANTTtCTER RERS AND RE1s.EPS
vi in Leather. Hides Shoe Findings Betting ofsli
sizes constantly hand at Milwaukee prices. Our
Reltng is ma ie of the best tanned Leather. Office
On sth street Ssuth side, door north of Williams
House. Msui.nvoc Mis-.
ES-Cash paid for Hides Skins Talloig and Eai ga
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NO. 81.
BIeser & Sons Column,

Do you want gool suit of eIothes2
Do you want a srood Shawl?
Do you want goo.' pals of Bsats Or
Shoes2
Do you want COOS ,iecc Of Flannel? !?
Do you want q good D.oss?
DO you want qood Nu,,ia2
DO you aant good Bed-Iiek?
Do you want good Felt Shirt?
Do you want Gloves, Hosiery. Ribbons
or Notions .. any ai,ds
DO you want anything ip the Dry
Goods line that IS Goo,3and CdeapP
Gail on
Eksses- s. tssss.
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FRED. sGEEEs <ERSEsS.
" He zp Gsgs E.F :

2SEAE uarkef.--EtaviES purchases
vi thu business OF VIM B.uwn, shall hereafter
constantly keep hand the choicest meats aI the
ewest rsr-s A share of public patronage solicited.
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Fs2 ED SEEGE ss,

OFFERS s-s his many friends ana ih e
~ public generally, choice selection ot Fresh
Meats salt Pork and Bee Snoked Beet and t.ams,
ShoulderA, Saasages, Talow and LAID at the lowest
rates Market on Coinulercist Street ely
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Foreclosure Sale.
CIRCUIT CoURT-MsNiT0N OC COUNTY.
tFtnk TrHx,
Eqsigst
". II. Horn.
Ma Horn. his wife
John Baird and


7 y virtue ald par Ttlnt = ti-nfeat order cf
fu-cIosure and sale Es..,ered ie above e4,-it
action the 2zt ely OF June. 1873. a "a ie-uf.r
term the Cirt Court for sIauitov,c Coaifv held
at tie Caslff ilcus- - tie City ol NialIitosfc
shall expose for si- and sii At pEiIo veHiHe The
Sheriff office. in the Cits amt C0tlBt~ ri Iaaii,rc
ant State - Wisconsin. the z9f ssy of
4. p 1913 s=f aciylk l. 81. al 10 ioos re,
;orta1ss. Irrlzs1s 1ifs5ffi TIE - :
be lse'essaFy II -asisis ts. adndset the
paia;if, t5se;eT II 10 cosss s.i i-es IL
LII @EI.5e- Is; iIs icl- Cl ara Mig. r-rs
yg7se0s.-iH-
Rs;ed sls.iif~essc. - .i5s -5:h 5=y r:a. f-l4s
4 Z. 1873 , sNAEI
Slerid u sIaastaTvoF C,st,sit1s
u z q, ,ssssstsssat; EtaiYvsss .sts1xeg. a4Ns
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III. CO.fKLEr. W. ID.
DEITESTR H,

DfgfSSi1IAN and Surgeon. tenders
L his professional services to the people II the tS
ana county of Manitowoc. Office over j. A. hu!-i >
Srore. l5-I
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CfI.IlsEES IsOrER.

D3 A. j. pAsCiIES. Dentist. E1tcs
l. in Shrrinan's building, Oh oth Street
Nanitopoc Wts-
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FAVORABLE TER ms.

This being the only Fionr and Feed s. III ihe city
Address, LYMAN K; \NRIGHT-
2V-294w Manistee. Mich.
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r. #. EE..ITRDTS.
y r. ssRyTEsy.sssD. W. 4.

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
rIc. oVEr PLaTT's STORE, COR 9rH Y"aK STREET
German Spoken.) 20 ~ II
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OFFICE sHERMAN's BRICK BLOCK.
North Eighth Street, Manitowoc-
,rrre. uoUrs: sto.. M = NJ ios spu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17
Tape Worm Remeved with Head
CCmGiat0

In few hours, with peasant vegetable medicine
No fee until cured y pei cent. Of CASES " dys-
pepsis ard dis rgarlzatiOns Of liver are caused by
stomach and o her worms existing 10 the almrntsry
canal. / have q vrgetabe remedy which tfect1s !y
removes them sAn Cleau=es the liver and kidneys.
Numbers Of prominent ciAZ ms Cf Pniia1e phia whJ
have been tres ed for various seasss-dysp paa,
can certfs tina, my II, stment las cured IN N aud
that they had be treated fOr The rong diseases
None but vegetable remedies u-ed, and no fee til
cured.
Their symptoms and treatment-In III 5 age Of In
ventiOns It ls very remarkable, but nOLe tie less
true, that the 81 IN 3t0ms Of ors, disease OF tue
mssI dangerous character, so little undt rstood
BY the medical H Of ths preselt "a. these
parasites undt rgo the m st trsLs OrmAtOns
Ihey remain mon rs and even years in the body
before ey fuzzy developed They only mature
in parts OF the body which communicate win the
external air. as in tat ailnentaFg canal VI lungs tut
generally in tie form r
There are numerous Kinds but the most dangerous
and BY far the most iltcll 70 remove Is the t.p--
worm. Tnli wJFn i constructed OF dat piece s.,
which are connected to tne n ad ry very neck
The parasite Is sometimes tot y feet 10. = Il 20
thin that the worm cuu.d De he'd IN q sinai bottle.
the h!mptoms II this, as o. other wJTms, ale
weakness anu irritation. Irsani. ) Is 50 IL some
instances h4s been czus ID by tAis d ease.
40 effect Pc teet ure ;ne head Vi lha worm
must be removed his Is very d tticliI u sccora-
psh- and several eniLebt pm 'sicaus lsvs on Teen
able 10 remove paiIs OF the body. Intsa Hho are
troubled with lEis ~ thsOme disc Sc .u0 ured 10
the short 81 ace OF three hours 10y visiting h riee
DR.. b. Z. kthEEL-NO 4a9 North Nllth Stfeet PLia-
delphia, Pa. he ooCtOr has been e.; s;aD.shel 10
bus Less he last tllrty yeas and is Ho quack.
Gu see. Advice free.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17
Milford.

PEACH AND corn cRoPs-REcEPrIoN OF REV. MI.
sIUBBs-MR=. MALLoRY's RESIDENCE
[CJrrt spladence Of the Comm srciail
MILFORD. Sept Is.
The peach season is pretty well over now. The
shipments from this place have been quite large
and some Of our spectators have realized haud-
some sums, while Others have lost heavily.
Our farmers are nov busy in their fodder har-
vest. They say the corn crop Is very good-in
come localities the best for several years.
Tue new Liquor Law sex ms to be working
very well and TO the satisfaction OF Temperance
people 1t is expected that when the Law goes
fully into effect here the number Of saloons will
be limited 10 one Or two, and over these the
friends Of Temperance will set a strict watch.
The Presbyterian sunday School will ruu an
excursion to LeEes on Wednesday, the l7th.
Yesterday the pulpit OF the NJ. E. Church was
illed by Rev EuocA Stubbs, Of your city. Mr..
5. has many warm-hesrted friends here. who
gave him cordial welcome by large congraga-
lions and by a hearty hAndshakiug after the
sermon.
The Rev. d C. Ridgway is expected home
FROM his European tnp. this week
The Pre-oyterlans have begun the erection OF
q fine Residence, for the widow OF the Rev.
Richard Mallory. on Walnut street.
Oysters are plentiful and sell at 30 cents per
buzhsl. FRANK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17
LandezbeFE

CoRoxKR's IsouTsf.-In the esse OF the color
ed woman. Mrs. Anderson. Who was killed on
the P. 4 d. r. R, an account OF which appeared
in yesterdays COMMERCIAL the coroners in
quest returned = verdict in accordance with the
facts stated. ths:woman herself being entirely
to blame. The deceased was . widow, over 20
years of age. very much respected in the neigh
boThood, and had acquired snug little proper
ty.
IA and partially deaf, hAdsA very narrow escape
from being run over by the cars on the p 4 d
r. r one day last week. He was crossing the
trsetle bridge which spans White Clay Creek.
between Laurel and Worth's Mills and seeing
train OF cars com ng. there was no other alierna-
tive than for the old gentleman to hastily drop
down between the ties. This he did in double
quick. and finding & resting place to stand on.
bis high hat projected above the sllls, and was
carried OF come distance by the COW catcher
After the train passed. Mr.. Chandler emerged
from his hiding place feeling glad that his head
had not been carried AWAY with his hat.
INPRovKD MACHISERY.-M. Lsndenbsrger
Co. some time ago cent Walker Riley, one OF
their trusty employees over to England. for the
purpose Of purchasing come improved eombing
machinery for their extensive worsted mills
The machinery arrived yesterday, and woTkmen
are now putting it in the mills.
FISK ALDEKSEYs-ChAFles Weller, the busi-
ness maniger Of VI. LAndenbeTger Cos exten-
sive manufactures. also has strong inclination
for raising fine stock He has 9 lot Of splendid
imported AlderEeys which are the admiration OF
the neghborhood. The butter is as yellow as
the purest gold, and very sweet. Through the
kindness ot Mr.. Weller. in sending 8 few
pounds Of his excellent butter. We can testify
positively to what We have said.
TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION. = Every
body is looking Anxiously forward, expecting a
good time. and preparing for the sunday school
| celebration next Saturday. The school is very
prosperous and efficiently conducted. Banners,
| dAg5 and mottOes are in demand now.
| BARBER EsTABLIsHED - VIM. W Brown, from
| Chester. has opel Ell up barber shop in the end
oil 4 B. Mnores business office. He is we'll pat
roDized. And marked improvement is notable
in clean faces and fAshionably shaped nous
| tAches
| NEw TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT -JOseDh Hen
| derson has removed from Lewlsviile and sett cd
| here. He is opening out quite an extensive
| tailoring establishment in 8 new shop built ex
pressly for that purpose By Washington Ewing
/ This enterprise is much needed in LAndenberg
| and Mr.. Henderson is the man to succeed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17
Wilmington Markets.

WILMINGTON, Sept, l7th.
The markets this morning were IL any thing
more crowded than formerly. The oulY things
on which rise was noticeable. were peaches
and butter. Potatoes are more plentiful and
cheap. Apples are taking the place OF peaches,
aud grapes are abundant and cheap. The fol
lowing are the leading prices
fruits Apples l5a % per half peck peach-
es. ~, do. e. a. 5n.per basket pears 1890 per
half peck grapes per quart l0tdl2 per n
plums, l2Gl5 per quart watermslons 20G5J
per piece I; cant4lopes solo per piece.
YlG TABLgs-Potatoes, loo 25 psr half peck
Il 0oasl % per bushel Sweet potatoes 1ja}O
per haf pees; rs cents and slGO per basket;
tomatoes, 2Od3l per half peck 81 90 per bask :
ket lima beaus 1920 per quart string beans,
l2a Is per half peck corn, 1925 per doz
sqlashes, 5dl0 per piece.
Ml-eELLANE us Butter, $50 40 per ~; eggs
2sG30 per duz; chickens dressed Sl.00a 81 25
per pair live chickens, 75eG IL 90 per pair (;
beef steak, lSc(925'; stews, 1OcGl2c; ros-ts,
20cd 2je corned SeQl2c mutton l0cCq2Jc /;
veal, l2cq &c pork fresh, 1850 Ice per h.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-17
From Odessa.
Correspondence of the C ommercia,


Correspondence of the Commetciall
ODESSA, Sept l6.
Reuben Rust broom maker has concluded to
remove to Philadelphia
The break in Diamonds mill dam was very
serious. For two weeks the work Of repairs has
been going on and up to Monday II 900 loads of
DIRT had been carried into the breach and vet it
seems only beginning. In length this breach is
200 fest, while IN depth it ls 50 feet, the ground
under the dam having been cut away about 20
feet. The repairs Will cost not less Than : 3 0CO
An incident worthy Of note occurred at the
dam one day la=t week In the gr dawn Of
morning horse was browsing along the edge Of
high Dauk from which the dirt was Deing re
moved. and cumIng too near the preepies hs fell
over and brought up suddenly at. the bottom.
He iooked about him il q corniG&F way for a
shOrt while and then walked a1SySr Tie horse
be!uuged 10 Edward S.lcOx..
The streets Of the town are being plowed for
grading. When will the promised lamps and
pavements come
Tie Older; citizen OF the town is Charles Tat
man, but Daniel Corblt has resided here for a
longer peuod than any one else. Mr. Tatman
came here in May lst, l5l7 - So years ago-And
ha- resided here ever since.
OF the six granariss which used to be employ
ed II the expectation OF grain, but one is still
retained. One has been torn down, and two
remain idle, while tue Others are occupied as
cooI er shops and warehouses, respectively.
Bat tuis Is oaly Indicative of other changes
Very little gram comparatively speaking, is now
gro@n here. aud the broad acres are almost
wholly devoted to peach culture.