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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
Ten Valuable Island Lots.

By virtue OF decree OF tie Comfy Cont for
Ohio county, West Virginia, rendered on ne
ION Gay Of April, 1874, IN cause ia ehaneefy
pending in sad Court wherein Thomas Andef.
son q az are complAlnAlts and james n, Porter
Il defendant, shall on
THUR>DAY, the 9ist day Of Nay. 1874,
o. 10 O'clock A. 4, proceed to sell At public aue.
ton, to The highest and best bidder, q The front
door Of the Court HouSe Of Ohio county, WesI
y tsinia, the following deseribed property, that
Lots No. one hundred and sevcn,y.tvo an,
one huhdred and seVenty.three C73j. one hun'
dfed and seYentyfour tt74l, Une hundred and
rev. MY I'VE u70 one hundred AID seventy six
uV1 one hundred and srVeuty.seyen, Il o. one
hundred and seventy ll70) and one hundred and
ssventy.one l7D in the addition 10 the city OF
wheeling Laid out BY o. A. Zane on ZAnes 10.
also, Lots No. one hundred and slxty.two
nO! one hundred and tixty three (lbsI, in oflofi
Wheeling lsiSnd.
said property Except 40 and III Is situated
IN ne 81 square bonded BY Virginia, Huron, Ohio
TERMS OF SALE ne.third cash, balance In
az snd twelve months, with interest, properly
secured, or al cash, ct purchasers option.
- b HANNIBAL FORBES,
hpl4 Special COnmiRAionef
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
Election Notice..
To the Qualified Voters Of
the City of Wheeling,


WHEREAS, the Council Of the City Of Wheel
ing, did on the 36th day Of April Il, sdopt an
ordnance In words and ii ures "a follows:
An ordinance In relation to tho iAsue Of honda
by the City OF Wheeling.
WHERILs. The Council OF the City OF Wheel.
log considers It exptdlent 70 Issue bonds Of the
city to tho amount Of one hundred thousand
dollAre for the puIpoFe II b0ulderinR OhapIine
street from 2th 70 23d streets: l6th street Irom
Chtpline 70 McColloch elfeet; Main street from
9Th street 10 ] opAthAn'S Gut; Virginia Street 10
Huron and Huron 10 Zane, and Zane from Huron
% the Back River bridge. And Matchmaking
Jacob street from 45th 70 4sth.
sEo bStt ordained BY ths Council u LhS CRY
q hAtHt10, That the bonds OF the city shall b.
Issued % the amount Of G10O, COO, said bonds TO
oe III tueh sums and bearing Aueh rate OF irtef.
vide ~ "tuAliAiee' Pr0'
SIC. T. And the proceeds Of said bond, shall
oe EXPENDED insthe improvement Of the above
ramtd streets IN pro ortion 10 length and
Tor no other purpose whatever
sto' .. That the ordinance shall DO .submitted
70 the QUALIFIED voters Of said city
sEo I This ordnance shall take effect from
and alter Its passage.
ton Of an act Of the Legi Of he State Of
Weet Virginia, entitled ian act GuIhtrix,nT
municipal Corporations to iSsne bonds. s apnfoy.
ed the ID day Of December, 1874, that WHEN tina
ouneil OF any city should deem II inexpedlent
to Issue any bonds Of Euoh city, thai IN ordi.
neIee tpEeil{tng INC purpose and amount for
which such bonds are 10 be issued. shall Be-
adopted BY such Council and It shall than be tho
duty NJ the Mayor to Issue proclamation m.
pointing day at which an election HhAli he beid
BY the qnAlthed voters Of such city 10 decide
Thethes they u ratify or rel ct such ofdinSnce
,o1S aro therefore 70 not y JON, the qualified
will be hel0Hn " '%--' - s'sS't0n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
DIED,

BRowH.-In Allegheny City, Pa, on Tues.
day evening. April %. 1874, o. quarter 70 l.syen
O'Clock, sTIwARF BRowS, In the 6lst year Of his
age.
cRowTHER-on Wednesday, April 70, 1874
ABRAHAM CRoviREB, In tho 69Ih year Of his
age.
Funeral from the residence Of hlI con, No, 10
EIGhteenth ttTeet, this Saturday morning at
II O'Clock. FripdS are invited
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02

A11uDrSo TO the fact that three steam.
en- have been fatally weakened BY addl-
tons 70 their length, the Christian Register
says: many ane sermons have been
ruined the same way
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
LITTER FROM WnRE1lNo-NorRs IN

IpTrpp pnn1f NoTpa M
- ." Rt'0" " nNAt'tt'U wv 20 tN
REGARD 10 THE BEAUTY OF THE La
DIES AND THE snLDrTY OF THE BusI-
rrss MRS-Some soIOurner has been
VI. = ...;.. =, ,o,,s,. Tro' ~. M
"tiuns . set'eS VI T ,r. tlO'a " aeeaDg
to the Parkereourg 1t0's' ana We hNice
that he Is very complimentary as Q gen
eral thing IN opr neonIey male and female
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02

VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE AT
v Elm GR0VE-I would ak any one
wishing desirable spot on which to erect
country tcttdence to look at 81 lots before
purchasing elsewhere. Thee lois are laid opt
70 accommodate persons who desire 10 reside In
the country. They are Aso near the Railroad
Depot, Store and Post ONCE
Apply TO the proprietor on the premises.
Ap9d&W r. s. HOPKINS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02

"Now tina. the Senate Currency bill has
been vetoed" pertipantly asks the Chicago
Tribune, "what has Congress to show for
Ito lsbors during the wlnterT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
SpeclaI MotIoes.
A LwAYs GET TEE BEST.

REEDS 00UGH SYRUP
Nothing equal 70 Il for Coughs, colds, HoaEse.
PSSs spoSfsrs sn %ssS SSHsfss e. hSS
10 mAkethe voice smooth and clear.
tErSold By Druggists everywhere.
MOCAbR, KRAPT d CO., Proprietors,
oc2l Wheeling, ". Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
Obstacles to Marriage

HAPrr RnuP ron You're NEE rom the
effects Of Errors and Abuses In carly lie. Man.
moved. New method Of treatment New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, IN scaled envelopes. Address. H0WAHD
ASSOCIATION, No. 9Bouth Ninth street, Phil
GdelphiA, PR,.-An Institution having high rep
ltAtion for honorable conduct and proiet sionAl
skill. ieT-d4w
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snr1n ntinfNRsa AIRN.

The best name we can think offor the
buliness men Of Wheeling Is that they
are solid. Il is surprising that In 3 city
OF ID wealth there should be 90 little style
visible among the mercantile and manu-
featuring interest We met large num-
bersot businesS men, and found them ex.
tremely courteous, modest, unassun,ine
and thoroughly practical. They work
hard are sociAble and generous, Il makes
no difference how onerous their duties
are, they never 20 far forget themselves a
70 treat persons rudely." TJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
Sewing Machine, No. 8,
FOR LEATHER WORK 8 HEAVY TA1LORING J, etc

Amer manufacturing ws
pteeeey what ~ wanted,
Simplicity nshucion
n lie ymenta
at
hidroary motto
revolution - =
the
or thread b. the :.
The
opraors VS.
This
Of Heavy Clothing Boe and shoes Harness Carriage
Zach supplied appliances
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02

Said election win DO conducted In all thing.
according 70 the provisions Of an ordinance OF
said oily, entitled, IAN ordinance 10 relation %
the election Of Mayor. Couucil and other ofieeiS
Of said ely, by tho yoters Of the city OF Wheel.
I'M" and the prosislons Of the charter Of said
city. 80 T'-
An persons voting for tho ratification Of the
ordinance herein cot forth thlll have written
or printed upon his ballot the words, "PoR RIF.
RIuK!I9N,n and those voting agHinst fatifea.
ton shAll have wrltten or printed upon hiS hsl.
lot the words, "FoR REJEorIoN,"
Tho aggregate amount Of the indebtedness az
the city OF Wheeling, issued and AnthoFiEed nv
said city, and existing At this date, 90 reported
TO meby the Finance Committee, 10 f61nd
SiVen under my hand this, the let Gay OF Nay,
4SM g. W. JEFFRRS,
NIL Mayor Of The City or heeiins.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
FoR SALE

FoR SALE
IS Shares Stock In Etua Mil.
14shares do in Street Railway.
90 Shares do in N. N. Bank.
isshAtes do in rmau Insurance Co.
2sshases do In Rtna Insurance Co.
5000 stock in Top Mil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
ISLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Twin sen 1t in one lot, or divide 1t IN lots Of
four Or i've acres to suit purchasers. There Is
no better land for Market Gardening In Ohio
county. Situated within one mile Of the city Of
TERnS-one fourth cash, balance in ono, two
and three years, with interest.
For further particulars enquire Of the sub.
GEO. ROBERTS,
tys6 IS Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-05-02
FrIday, the lsthDayofMay,I 1874

n sAd eiiIfy on that az polls will be opened
~ u 'onoNlng plases IN INT respective wards
ID }" '''l" North HAIL HsfH h..
ID I. Court House, .S Vase'
9Th q Atlantic knR1ne HOUSE,
6th \" j" GpArdG' Bose Home.
9Th /" UnIted Engine House.
7th :. store Of ] B. Lnkens.
9Th Store loom OF II. HELLER
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
PRESENTIMENT REALTZ-
ED.
From the Troy(N. Y. )Press.

From the Troy(N Y. )Press.
Thomas Halnm ond, ESQ.,, o
crown Point who was lost on thief
VILE du Havre. was urged to make
tie trip - Europe. The family
" "a In New York before he started.
When he started for the train on the
DAY OF his departure from Crown
FONT, ne had about made up mis-
mind not to go, but being repeated
" urged. he went, the driver having
to 60 at a rapid rate, and the train
was about starting as Nr. H. stepped
on board. The driver ca looking
back saw him on the platform with
the tears streaming down his face,
and ne was wiping them awsv ilh
his handkerchief. On arriving in
New York, and after his family he'd
gone on board the vessel which was
to carry them to foreign land, he
was walking back and forth on the
wharf and was the last person to go
On board. Previous to mis- leaving
home he had made memorandum
OF all his business arrangements,
g'vlng synopsis Of all his verbal
contracts, stating in what part OF
his safe his valuable papers could
be found, and in fact, had everything
in readiness in case Of calamity. 1t
looks as if he had presentiment OF
what wasgoing to happen. Thememor
andum above referred to was 70 nd
III his safe on its being opened after
the announcement Of his death.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
NOUyI
KEEPING
GOOI)I

We are opening a splendid
new stock Of Tea Sets, cake
Baskets, Pitchers, casters.
Watches, Knives, Forks, Spoons,
candles, &c, which we shall b.
pleased to show, and offer at
very low prices.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
THE RESIGNATION OF SICK
LES-CORRESPONDENCE.

The following is the telegraphic
correspondence between Secretar y
Fish and ex- Minister SickIes, con-
corning the resignation Of the latter:
Madrid, Dec. 6.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of State,
Washington; is published semi
officially that the Government disap-
proves Of my conduct in the case Of
the Virgini,ts. If, in the opinion Of
the President, my resignation would
facilitate satisfactory termination of
that question, or be otherwise advan-
tageous to the public interests, such
resignation may be considered hereby
respectfully rendered SICKLES.
Washington, Dec. 6,
Sickles, Minister, Madrid; 1.-The
alleged Publication Of disapproval of
your conduct is entirely unauthoriz-
ed No dissatisfaction has been ex-
pressed or intima!ed, and it is deem
ed important that you remain. Your
resignation at this time would not be
accepted, as it would interfere with
the prospects of an accommodation,
FISH.
Madrid, Dec. Is.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary Of
State, Washington: Il respectfully
request that my Telegram OF the 9th
inst. rendering my resignation, and
your reply Of the same date, may
now be published. SICKLES.
Washington, Dec, II.
Sickles, Madrid; Your tender Of
your resig a ion sonly hypotheti-
cal, and your ,elegram referred it to a.
legged publications unknown here, a,
tlibuting dissatisfaction which had
not been expressed. Under the cir
eumstances publication is not deem
ed necessary, and cannot be author
lied. FISH,
Madrid, Dec. 20.
Hamilton Fish, Secretary OF
State, Washington respectfully
renew the tender Of my resi gnation,
which I trust may be accepted non
without interfering with the prospects
Of an accommodation. SICKLES.
Washington. Deco.
Sickles, Madrid;- Your resigna-
ton will be accepted. Letters ofre-
call, with instructions, will be fo.
warded by the next mail. Fish.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
TWO MEN ADRLFT IN THE
LAKE ON A CAKE OF ICE.

Special Dispatchto The Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. s.
Peaple who came ia on the Sebew-
aing stage. which arrived at Bay
City at 2 o'clock, report that from
Quainicasee, at noon to day, they
discovered a cake of ice floating in
the Bay, twelve miles out, with two
men thereon. One man was lying
down, and is supposed to be dead,
and the other was running around.
The two men were supposed to he
William McEwar. son of John Nc
war, of Bay City, tie other George
Smith, also OF Bay City. These men
were out on the bay fishing, and
have beer gone since early in the
week. Both Of the men are well
known, and the affair creates great
excitement. Three parties left in
search, going down the shore. but
returned without seeing anything
The cake OF ice at 7 p. m. was re-
ported coming in TO Alabaster, but
1t was to dark too discern them. Par
ties with boats will start out early in
the morning. A rewarded LOCO
10 offered for the rescue Of McEwar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
WISCONSIN FINANCES.

From the annual reports of the Sec
rotary of state, treasurer, and school
bond commissioner, we learn that
the balance In the state treasury bs-
longing to the several FUNDS on the
3Oth day of September, 1872, was
$3.50, 409,11; or the Both day Of
September, 1878, it was 1915. 643,
So. The state treasurer calls the
attention Of the Legislature to the
condition Of the gsne.al fund. which,
by the first of January next, will be
lagely overdrawn probably not less
than $15O.000. The amounts re-
naming dae to the several charitable
and penal institutions of this state
on account Of the appropriations
mado to them during the yoar 1878
are as follows: -. ~
Hospital for the Insane, Madison. 10, 1876 Z:
Northero Wisconsin Hospital for the
hlnssn4........ .................. 1920 OS
| istitute for the Blind. 5,075 o.
Institute for the Deaf and Dumb "a, $50 @;
indus'ral SCHOOL,. 10 $50 %
soldiers Orphans Home :. 10 600 OF
There Is still outstanding, of MAR
bonds, the SUN of $18,O00 bearing
interest at the rate OF 6 per cent.
The credit of the state is good at
home and abroad, and It's entire deb
only trifle over so, $50, 900, or$2, 1G
per caoita onthe United States census
of 1870. Out of this debt, which
was mainly incurred for the praise.
worthy object of aiding the families
OF volunteers In the la e war of the
rebellion, The sum of $2,233,9o is
IN certificates Of indebtedness to the
trust funds of the United States
The remaining outstanding bonds
amounting In all to SIS. 100, will be
redeemed at amy time on presentation
at the state treasury. The state
treasurer says Iowa county is the
only one deli nquent in the payment
of state taxes for the last year, the
sum being $22, 4o7,76. The aggre-
gat" amount of the state taA for the
the present. year is $671, 592. SO, the
rate per ceht1m upon the st te as
"essmsnt being l,72l, 90 mills upon
The dollar. a
The aggregate amount of railroad
gross earnings reported by all the
companies operating within this
state, for the year ending December
3lst, 1872, was $8,595,51S So.
yielding in revenue to the state, at
| B per cant, 1857, $50. So,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08

Two Legislatures are in session in
Louisiana, representing The Kellogg
and McEnery Governments. The
latter bodyh as no quorum, and does
not propose to do anything more than
prepare an ADDRESS TO Congress.
Gov. Kellogg's message to his Leg
isle ture IS devoted Iargelyto the fnan-
cas Of the State, and The statement OF
a plan for restoring its credit by
funding its debt at SO cents on the
dollar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08

The great cities of the United
Sta es stand relatively in the follow
ing order regarding exports and i'm
ports: Exports-New York, $313,-
100000; New Orleans, $104,OO
900; San Francisco. $50, 100000;
Savannah, $32,OOO,OOO; Boston,
and Philadelphia S34,-
lmports-New York,
1926, 100000; Boston. $68,000, 600;
San Francisco, $4,000 OOO;
Baltimore, S29,OOO,O0Q, an d Philad-
elphia, $25,000,00o.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
Richland County, Ohio, is the la

Richiand County, Ohio, is the la
test victim ofemotional dishonesty so
fashionable among custodian of pub
l'c moneys. Its Treasurer has fled,
leaving his account more than hum
died thousand dollars short. Like
ali the others, sir. Rowland was
honest, and got into trouble only by
ob!iging his friends with loans Of
money which did not belong to him.
His bond8men are able to hold the
county god against the loss.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08

Nlns Rew Cardinals of the Cathol-
Ic church were cleated on the Goth
OF last month, but none of them b.
long 10 the English speaking race
This fact is said to have created con,
siderable surprise and bitterness of
feeling among English Catholics,
especially since the Archbishop of
Westminster and two American
Archbishops were some time ago
said to have been promised the red
hat. Tine College Of Cardinals is
tue supreme council OF the Catholic
church. It's members the counselors
OF the Pope, and it elects his success
or If the College were full it would
contain seventy mem bers, and if the
members were taken from the differ
ant natlonaities according to their
respective membership in the church
the United States and Canada would
nave three, whereas they now
have none; and Great Britain and
lrland. two; they now have one, Car
dual Cullen, and he is the only
English speaking Cardinal there is.
I7e College consisted of forty-four
members prior to the recent appoint
menfs. OF these thirty-three are
ltaliaus, three are Germans, three
french, three Spanish, one Austrian
and one Irish.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
THE DELIVERY OF THE VIR
GNU SURVIVORS,

OtNlU SURVIVORS
Wa hington, December l9.-The
following dispatchesssv ere received
here tonight;
United States Steamer Worcester, }
Key Vest, December 19
Hon. G. IL. Robson, Secretary Of
the Navy, Washington
Our Consul at Havana telegraph
ed that the Virginius prisoners were
delivered to the Juniats today. and
she sailed Immediately for New
York. My dispatch TO The com
handing officer at Santiago, he says
was transmitted by telegraph and
mail yesterday. (Signed
q. h. Scott, Rear Admiral.
Havana, December nineteenth
ecTetary OF Navy. Washing on:
: Commander Braine teIegrapos as
follows.
Santiago de Cuba, Decomber 10.
Ihe prisoners of theaaVirginius
n We been delivered today, the 183h
OF December. [ shall sail to-day for
New York. The Kansas an dCanan-
Ga Igua are here waiting orders.
(Signed Hall Consul
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
SP OR TIN G WIT Fl
DEA- TH

The Humorous Side of Mediccl Practice
WITH AN EXPOSE OF MEDICAL HUmBUes. ouAcEs
AND CHARLATANs,oF ALL AGES AND COUNTRIES. /
500 Paqes, $50 Engra0jngs.
Ltventilates Quacks Tmpcstors TraveliL y Doc
,orS, Patent Medicine Vendors. Noted Female
Cheats. Fortune Ceilers and Mediums, aud gives
Narrative OF their lives II reveals startling se
Crefs aud inetrucFs all how avoid the ills which
iesh is heTr To We want agents in every town
and county 10 sell this book for circulars and
terms address the publishers.
j. b. BURR & co,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
DISTINGUISHED DEAD.

The following is list Of persons,
eminent IN various capacities or rela-
tons and OF extended fame, who died
during 1878:
Janpery 9-Napoleon III, at
ChiselIurst.
january 16-Rev. DIR. Joshua
Leavltnt, Journalist and temperance
advocate, In New York,
January 21-Mrs Harrison Gray
Otis, in Bovton,
January 13-Hon. William
Cassidy, editor of the Albany Argus
and prominent politician.
February 1-Commander Matthew
Fontaine Maury.
February 8-Caroline Augusta
Empress of Austria. General John
", Geary, Ex-Governor of Pennsyl-
vania. GE
February 26-Countess Guicciola
at Rome. She was famous by reason
of Der association and intimacy with
Lold Byron.
March 27-Hon. James Dixon,
United State senator form Connect
icut. ST." aHA
| March 31-Chas. M. Barras, the
author of the ''BlQck Crook"
April 11-General Car by and DR..
Thomas were shot and killed. by the
Modocs at the Lava Beds.
April J9-Commodore John M
Was on, United Stat 9 navy.
April 81 Commodore John H.
Aulck, United state navy. Baron
Liebig, he eminent German chem
list.
April Bishop McIlvaine, at Flor.
ence, Italy.
April so Hon. James Brooks.
member of Congress, and one of the
editors and publishers Of the New
York Enprsss.
Nay 6-General lose Antonio
Baez, . in New York. He was at one
time a distinguished citizen and
soldier of VenezuelA. James L. Orr,
American b mister to Russia, at St.
Petersburg.
May : Hon. Salmon P, Chase,
CHIEF Justice OF the United States
Supreme Court in Now Yourk.
Nay S-John Stuart Mil the EN-.
inent English philosopher. Cakes
Ames.
May 24-James W. Wallack, the
,ctor.
June 20-Horace T. Clark, P:esi
dent of the Lake Shore Railway Gem
pany.
June 21--Lewis Tappan, the
dIstlngulshed abolltlonlst.
June 27-Hiram Powers, the
minant American sculptor. at Flor
nee, Italy.
August 10---Rev, d.. r. S.
tors, at Braintree, Mass.
September 28---Louise Muhlbach,
| the German novel writer.
September 90 Admiral John A.
Winslo@, who comma nded tn
Kearsarge when she sunk the
Alabama.
October l Sir Edwin Landseer,
the celebrated a imal painter.
October % John G. Heenan.
November 5 General w. J..
Hardee, Laura Keene, the actress.
November 27 Hon. Richard
Yates, ex-Unired States Sena tor
from Illinois.
December - samuel Nelson, ex
Associate Justice Of the United
States supreme Court.
December IA Professor louis
Agassiz, the eminent scientist.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
TESTIMONIALS

TESTIMONIALS:
KENosHA DYE HOUSE, KENosHA. Nov. Is. 1874
This Is TO certify that my hands got poison :
some re ago and after many Intellectual attvmnts
To cure Them tried Mr.. Lponard's ALI, HEALING
sALvE The effect was almost m4gical: aft
two applications / able to close nv hand,
which had not been able to do for hree weeSl
before. The third box cured me entirely
FRANK KEAE
KENosHA. Nov. 18th 1873
hurt my hip last summer and everything inst
could nee seemed 10 do me good As a las
resort tried the ALL-HEALING SALvE which cure
me entirely. s. JACKSON
/ OZBOX o. ct
Q OF BOX 60 81
For sale by
F. o. LEONARD and at j. 3. sTARKWEATH
ER's Drug Store. Fa"+81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-08
Inssthe case Of the State of Kansas

IIluNH0 Case OF Inc State OF Kansas
against ex- Senator Pomeroy, for
bribery Of State Senator York, in the
District Court, called Monday, Mr..
Pomeroy failed to appear, and his
bond OF $50, 900 WAS forfeited and q
caplas was ordered to issue for his ar
rest. The ex-senator is detained in
Washington to testify in the Conway
case. It ia not believed in Topeka
that Pomeroy intends to appear.
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