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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

Bgn. 2. WRIGHT has commenced the
Boot and Shoe business 50 Main ST., where he
will make to order all kinds of work in the trade.
All whose understanding needs repairing they
will find it to their advantage to call. Consulta
ton free. 3tf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

DR.. L. G. Garfield, Dentist has come to
Renosha to reside. He comes intending to prac-
tice dentistry and is prepared for his business.
Office 20 Main st. Rooms formerly occupied by
Truesdell, Artist. See Card
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From the Milwaukee Sentinel ]
EKezmper Hall Exercises.

EA01HDGP EAGEA EXERCISES.
KENosHA, June "a The exercises mark
ing the close of the scholastic year at KEN
per Hall, near this city, are over. This
school, being the property OF tae Diocese Of
op Kempsr, commands and receives an in
terest wherever the church under whose
auspices it is conducted makes her influence
felt. The interest Milwaukee people take in
It is shown by tie number of Milwaukee fam
flies represented there, and The number of
Milwaukee people attending the annual
exercises. Too high terms of praise cannot
be used in speaking Of this, the finest girls
off to the perfect satisfaction of all. The
class-day exercises were affecting aud appro
pirate. The prize contests spirited but
conducted with admirable fairness. The
concert on Tuesday evening was a rare mu-
steal treat and thoroughly appreciated by
the large and select audience in attendance.
To praise one where all excelled would
show al undue preference. But certainly
finer instrumental music and sweeter singing
are rarely heard.
On yesterday, at $50 P. NJ. similar audi
ence to that of the night before, but much
augmented, filed to overlooking the large
schoolroom of the hall. The graduating
class consists Of six young ladies, Miss Cor
nelia s. Angle, of Chicago, Mary S. Everhart'
of Ksnosba, Frances R. Gordon. of Madison.
Belle MacGregor, of Portage, Ida H. Price
of Waukegan, and Laura Spaulding, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa. The exercises were opered
closed and interspersed with appropriate
music.
Miss IDA Price delivered the saiutatory in
Latin, followed by French, German and En-
glisa essays by other members of the class.
The prizes were awarded, and after the read
ing of the valedictory, by Miss Mary Sue
Everhart, closed with the benediction by
Bishop Talbot, of Indiana. During the exer-
cises the class and school were addressed
by Bishop Welles. in forci5le, eloquent and
feeling manner. He spoke inglowing terms
of the widening influence of Christian woman
hood of the means Of spiritual, mental and
physical training requisite, and in highest
terms OF praise of the work accomplished by
this school, its widening influence and glori-
Gus future.
The diocese may we'll be proud of such an
exponent. and grateful to its rector, DR..
Everhart, to whose personal influence and
scholarly and executive qualities the school
is indebted for its success.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

All well regulated Christians trust in PROVE
dence, but L. Fellows s. Co., don't trust at all
they merely sell for cash. Recent reductions in
Shawls, nice lot at the small sum of one dol
lar. Parasols from one dollar upwards
6w2 L. FELLOWS g. Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PROF. HOSEA BARNS and family arrived here
from Manitowoc last Monday, to spend the sum
1ner vacation.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01
MARRIED.

June 1864, at the resi-
denee of the brides's parents, 247 W. Lake
st. Chicago, by the Rev 4. s. Cantine,
Mr.. j. Fl. Grant to Almira NJ. Lewis,
formerly OF Kenosha, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

THE Norman Stations Napoleon, Rollin and
Victor will stand at the barn of ?. Voltz, in Ken
osha, every Saturday during the season. Go and
zee them. (50tO j. KARNEs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

CHEAPER at Retail than Wholesale. T.
A, Chapman & Co.. of Milwaukee, give their
new and cheap Retail Domestic Prise List in
1his paper. See tLeir advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

The Rev. Il. G. Hitchcock will attend the Com
mencement at Ripon, and delivers the Com
mencement Lecture, before the Ladies' College,
at Fox Lake.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

At our earnest solicitation, we are permit
ted by the writer, to publish the following
Essay, as read during the High School Elk
ercises. last Friday. There is vein Of hu-
NOR, running all through the essay, that is
truly refreshing -
KenOsha And Hts Inhabitants.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01
Dentistry.

Only IS for a full set of best GUM TEETH Other
work in proportion, Satisfaction given or money
returned. (5wSl ISAAC GEORGE & Son.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

The Steamer silsby grows in popularity with
every exercise throwing water. She has not yet
rad trial throwing water to put out fire.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

STEAM FIRE ENGINE No. was out for practice
upon the Market Square last Monday evening"
looking as "brighta as dollar"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

No wonder the Ladies are in ecstacies over the
rare selection of Carpets, Doan has done the
beautiful this time. 48H
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01
List OF Letters

IT'D emaining at the Kenosha Post ONCE, for the
MAweek ending June 80, 1875.
Austin Mrs Davis Martha
Coling Henry Kniel Mary
Casey Thos Stinson George
Duncan G Wakefield Claude
UNAVAILABLE.
e J Aston, Asheville, N. c.
VIM Bliesnar, Ix0nia Center. Wis.
Mrs D Smith. WaterVil lie. Kan.
To obtain any of the above letters the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS and give the
date ofthls list. CHARLES FRANTz, I. u.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

MIR. Lucius Lee, formerly Of Kenosha, and
graduate of Yale Divinity School, preached in the
Congregational Church last Sunday.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01
Special Notices.
Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy HeJief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses IN early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage remov-
ed New method of treatment. New and remark
able remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, 419 N. Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa
an Institution having high reputation for hon
orable conduct and professional skill. 1y1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-01

EXCEEDINGLY handsome and rare patterns are
exhibited at Doan's carpet hall, 46tf
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KeEnper HaII Exercises.

Other duties preventing cur being present
at Kemper Hall closing exercises on We'd
uesday of last week and our reporter from
inability to be III two places at the same
time having made no report, we avail our
self of the following correspondence of the
MilH aukoe Sentinel. To this we will simply
add that there were seventy pupils in attend
ance st Kemper Hall during the term just
closed
, 1875-07-05
RITTER AND CHEESE.

THE ACT TO rAo7EUr MANUFACTURES CONSTRUED.
Tho sunxsu,s Court has been called Gu TO con-
eldnF the 1hteht OF tAe act 10 Pro1ect puttet anu
cheese manufactures, sud has delivered the fol-
f,u,inc cu;,ton in re,.tt,n tbera.o uhjc, will nc
io"''h 0f'Aso - ''' ' " ~
Of Bpecial Interest to farMefa In tue uortharp
paEt Of tue State:
,,, ,t,, -, .rt,,, a, s.b, ,.,,., ., ,tsr,v Mad
~ ~ H. Ius ~ .xsr - n"I. "i ~, ~ re,y
~: ras ~ 1seosss sn1sy unuss sne ast IT, ~
ier A1a cheese ,asn9f.stsrss." >,, ,.,,,, l.,
t5'ai w naa oeiote 1at5, *hicn fes"!ea ~
ruled motion tor !sow ssal agd reuasFea Judgment
n!oh ts 'e11ts'. anu @ ~ as tpta nese
ny ,oy sss LUG 4e' anosf WHICH, LIZ Su'' WA 0f'uSA'
aat Hnoe'GF snsn KnnWlhgy aapr!5, " ul.na to 10
y inAhuiaea1sa, 10 aay fGecss lnsnaaasosy ~ t1as
.ay WY 1i1 .dn1'tesssed. az Gr ml!k from which !'
etoaia Or 1M4A cunaoniy Ano"n o. ii!n l!n
pnss peen ~ ~ " ehs.a ,.tnsa
Aaon nB.! 1i'1k os sHi3as .a.!4 - ~ s ~
aaat ~ tutsa u sou', 'os VII. y
eass N 9sss!R ais etfanefs os aay vssset wnaS9
saa 1iix ~ ArPt ctan Lao s"ee'' ales oe'n8 uoAhfu
q r'lca talut Or oare!osthsss Or my tee'e anufae
tustt muo eaait snnmf ~ u'u ,i Il. ,I, a. u ~
fa4p'osts - usst ~ -. y. ~. ~! -. . III
.y efeam From ~ ,na SfoG 70 o., saiu cssss mana
w'ou. ,e Earx .,! ~ ~ w. ~ y.
.hs LOT sasa a ~ nsesy nmSass. fs Ana sua
.ui. i ls .as a. II " ssrt q eo.apssat jar..
e5 cit; of eorposaaon Or hsif 1s.gas ngn
pass iS3.
II appears from The testimony contained In tbs
sesorl Ut aIns'!se wa w. Stsasyo Swnsr o.
sasel .ak ira.a the farmers in IL nrisLDorhoad Vi
~ .ury from wa y soanfston wi wh k from
III. own sceoun.. and tor hts sole ts,nsat. =,
soil ly apIrliAt sn others uas ussd by .plies Il,
tnatlng Guttor, cheese, s.ilnmeti.mtR cnrsss. aud
STs suaa eae n ~, 20 .a"i.", a
, 1875-07-05

cheese m:hTfaothret who shalt knowingly n.e. ar d.
rect Any Of hia employees to u.e for VI tbrr In H.
s'lnn hcnrht. any crcam from thu milk br1tabt tn
said ehce*e mannfactory without tho consent of d.
owners thtseof, st,s1i,H etc. u "'
:, fh.s eiAasc, ~h.n ronslAeret In cnnnsc.son with
The wnrd4 "anrI1Y Or bring tn be mannfactureI,-
wn,td u imply that ifo intent at objsct of n,
s't va 10 arps to only such Factories ID wcrs cou.
d"cted upon jont o. cooperative r1an When vaft-
~. vs'1on' arc inteEsate n The factory and eae.
en tl.re IN tile products In proportion 10 Tho milk fur
nithed an to Nas proper part Of te ezpen.a thera
~ manifest Justice IN the provision which nreycnte
one from !mpoAtnR % the oth.rs BY furnishing o.
snpplping to bc manufactured, diluted srt,ele,
h''e the nsce.,ity for law tor this purpose ia ~.
parent, IA ilthc 10 IctceIve sny neod for 1s.ls-
ttnu to Hecure farty WIN might l,e manf1etIis1ne
Oh hip own aceount sR.iuss Imposition. Ii spptlsns
vas, under ta arrangrnent with appellee, to furnth
certain '1nality nf milk and failed 10 ob&ervs btu
sgreement. he would fn liable IN IN appropriate
stou for all damages sustained ~ Gprete by breach
Of bIs agreement, but we do not ttlnt, under a
proper construction Of the statuta Appellen vas en-
utfef to recover the peHaltf.
The instructions given behaif Of appellee ID con-
strung the statute, should have been refused, and
that Ut appellant s.fr,ed should hsve been gI7en.
This Judgment NJ the Circuit Curt Will he rsysrse
tnd tbs causs II tn1uded.
, 1875-07-05
SUNDAYS NEWS.

Tho Fourth waa celebrated on Saturday In =
few ciliea and towna In several States.
A gambler aud thiof yesterday shot two otflcsra
who were attempting to srTcst him, At Rochos-
tor, N. \. One Of Ills victims will ale.
T4o Whto Stockings gAvo people surprise
on Saturday by winning game, boating the 1t.
Louis ulno by to In game Of cloTen innings.
oLeary failed to accomplish the task Of walk
ing l5o mi.es Ii thisty-tw AonTa. !eay,ns tho
track Saturday afternoon, after having walked
1alH mtleH, aud Nth t8j>5 10 "a iu htty.tAtaa
1uillutea to make thu time.
A preacher At Oak1and Cal. rardhalI. by
name, haa boon tho victim of d deviliah conBriEa.
cy, In which sha1u attempts at ASSASSINATION and
aham Ante.mortam statements for = uu1o cotn-
plstol; bofoggod tho truth.
Judge Booth on Saturday delivered = decision
In tho quo warrauto proceedings sgaluBt tho
Mayor and Council. ruling GU. lie pteA4 VI tho
dstonse. IIo subsequently, gaye ths defonso
further tlme to alneud It's ploas.
, 1875-07-05

CoLuMBus. O., July 4.-During 4 thunder
storm To-day lightning struck tho uogo Church.
doing slght damage, tore \ house open. aud
struck Alexander Moslullso. railroad man.
head, passing around his body, and down hls
right log, stunning and burning him severely.
, 1875-07-05
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE,

8peeiai 1sspaseA to Ths Chtcaoo 7ffbuHs.
MILWAUKEE, July 4.-Gcofgo Behmidt, Deputy
Aaotitr, tttad to drown hlmsa!t OF tho Watsr-
Works. pler to-day In \ I'll Of dsspondeuc5, because
the Government rofussd to use = bank noto
M4toE-zuark OF Ai1 invention but wAa rsaeued.
, 1875-07-05

tho i'm, 0earzs ", Lant, Of Nsv York.
" = Committee to inveAtt9xte the s6A!ta u
tho Rr1 Cloud Agency; h.rn - yot fe;eise''
viii nj uuca urneeod 10 prepare = detailed statrn."Hs
r,ibnyinN ths evidrnss Oh sht. su1joet now lu ~
p.s.eus1f,. copy of wh!rh viii ~iti. rle".ifs at
th-y hA7s org.,izcd aud ready 10 &ct V.ry 'rny
YOUTH. ~ ~ 11@>sA'
, 1875-07-05

IN CHICAGO.
Ihe alarm from Box SIT 1t 1l,10 o'clock yo4-
setusy morning was caused by the discovery Of
ire IN two~story fsamo building at No. 275
Weae Madison strest owned by Mr. Hoard sud
Cause Of fro unknown.
, 1875-07-05
aPlBlIuAllSM. ETC,

6p<ctai DtaeateA 10 TAs Chteaae 1t4auns-
DUBUQUE, 1a.. July 4.-Tho Spiritual Camp
Meeting ts still in full blaas, aud will continue
aurlnR the xoek. The principal spsaksr to.dsy
wy Nra. Hullitt, Of hoskfosd H.. who ID deligssed
iAU9 OF SpirltuAlls4,.
, 1875-07-05
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Supreme Court Gives the Board Of
Equalization Setback.
And Relieves tho Burlington & Quincy
noad OF Six Millions OF Its
Assessment.
Il Decision Of Interest to Butter
anu Cheese manufacturers.
Proceedings in the Chicago Courts,
VALUE OE CAPITAL STOCK.

'HLSE Nc AHfIl HI lQSk*
TIE AuARD OF EQUALIZATION ovEkRptvp
The following ia the opinion of tho supreme
Const, written ny Judge seholleld. in the ease
81 the Chicago. burlington l. Quincy 1tail1oha |
n. 7. J. Colo and others--an Appeal from pu
Page:
We deem It aulrent for The p,rttnt to daculs hut
aihHlt question artsihH "a this record.
ne substance M The rule 1is ted s the StAts Board
Of Equalization Tor ac,ersuinina lie value ri lie earl
tai asntk, Hclnlg tho frAnrhAe, or, md ab.vr tAe
a.ts..:a value Of ts .anstit prosrty Of corporations
Of 1871 ~AA u adj tile narku nr rnhh vltue to the
t!aEes Or capital a;nck to n " -. ~ = If esh value If
atse-sed yalue Ut the tangs,t. .:.y. Without AT
tempting to Justify tho ~~tsos accuracy II
Itnck island \ 1t. Louis Railroad cotnp1py 1anuary
,rr, 1870, tha! ~ n nsE oIanon. ~ s!rto1,m.'"p
application u tue ruls wete sufficient evidence
nj ra.d upon hs part Of tho Nosri of Equalization.
htlan which did mol belong 10 1t upou which 1t Il,
be saxrt. Ia authorize court nf chaucerr in nercs
'ns @ " rs .ho e. sdhcrod Il ana s
r" III tho Hosessi asseasnenN TO Which 1t waa apIt
Iu thr referred IT, W. also held that court Of
equity will never entertain bill to restrain tic corc
lion ri tax ctrspt In where ths t41 IL uua,-
thuri.cd ty law Of VIII ~ IL a.scaacI nppn property
mt snbef 10 IS, stion Or whr.e tlle property ss be+
frniulrntIy a't"stl At tn high rate. III Other Of
tc e1relted INSTANCES waa conceded that an tnjunc
toa would properly lie 10 feAtsaiu the collection of
thh ta1. tuEt harh IN tbs ldug-esahlinheI srd
xt!l.secogntz.d practice in th!s Curt. Tie
value Of the dohs Ia tic II the aggregate MIA,
Of capital stock 10 ASCERTAIN the present vallic Of the
shs sapa' H. y rnsx @ ns!as rhs fnsh'e II M "a. .'
caEll aok represented everything IT ,alue. tang11e
mud Intangible, belonging 10 tho corporation. and
wAlcl. corusrr ita capital stock. including its fran
ciisc anil therefore, the aggregate ssluo af these
might fairly nss.'ined ~ thy eu!s4ons u tho en-
Hire Taluo Of the capital stock. itrdnv th" franchise
nf CltI}9FatIU. If 1t ntttt.
, 1875-07-05

FonT WAxNz, 1ad., July 4.--Last night = tsr~
riao rain Atorm, accompanied By thunder and
lightning, took place hero. lasting nbout two
houra. which was followed bY another severe
storn thin afternoon. On ssverai Of tho rail-
roadB couteriu8 here number OF cuverta weso
waahod away. Growing crops were considerably
damaged.
, 1875-07-05
THE NEW MICHIGAN ROAD.

lSpe4,at DIxUatcA 10 TIE Lh.cago Tr.bune.
EAar SAGINAW, Mich, july 4.---The iron on
tho Chicago, Saginaw / Canada Railroad Ia being
laid At the ratio OF = milo dag. soven miles
have already boen laid went Of st. Louis, Mich.
Arrangements have heen compotn1 to iron tho
second dlyiaion Ut 20 miles ~ aoon the first 1s
comp1stod.
, 1875-07-05

Max Adsles has married. 4 young lady who
weighed III pounds. hut her rlehaesa WAS not
counaed 70 hsr delicious psrsou. Altar ths core-
vsralon OF ths story. hut doss augbody supposs
that 4 decent nsFapApsx mAp Allowed auaA /
tagaua ptaas u R@N4 IA ss&Aps him ~ lauKl
, 1875-07-05

tHEfENhE. WY T.
Special Dispatch T. TIA chseoeo TFttunA
cHEEzrsz, Wy.T. July 4.-Mcpanisls' Theatre
aud soyan business houses on Eddy aud Hoysu.
t$onth streets. burned to-day. Loss sstipAted
It ESQ., 600; Tha asa originated In thu property
room of tho theatre.
, 1875-07-05

81" aAs1a: Conn.,. July A.-Ihe Palladium Of
Prof. o. @. MAzsh, 's''"A 'Ao'A'
YAL1 CoL1zox, July A-74s Hos a,
cofnmt.s.onsF> y i~d.aa 4 Af(rEpxA1% Fl a,xr 9'SSuA. re.
.ssesssa 3oS1 lsts's q ~ 1 asosmtus s aaes y
ssssssss ~ Lion. Z. q Nsaa, Il Essss@ea,H ~ Hss "a
, 1875-07-05
nHlTlfAHX.

sDsctal MspateA II 1AA cA&taae 1rtauas.
Fl. WAxxx, Ind, July 4-Last night Judge 4.
i. Buruham OF thiA clsJ, died suddenly Of Appo-
plexy. Judge DurnhAm wax we'll known through
out Northern Indians, having ssslded ID The
Stats upRa1ds Of Aslf cantury. ua wAs 70
yoas4 OF axe,
, 1875-07-05
ATiNptAnApoLts.

dp+stat ntspa&eh 70 Tbs Gh,cuoo Tr{buna
1Hn1AHAPolls. Ind. July IAN unknown man
wAs run over In tho Decline Yards this MORN
lug and instantly killed. A Coronef'a Inquest
fAled 70 discover his nauo OF habltstlop.
Mrs ldens attempted to Light fire With coal
W4l do.
, 1875-07-05
THE SAuLr CANAL.

IseAa3! n1spazth o JAs CAteaoo Tff6un4,
~ ttAs.sIso, y. Mich, July a.-Tha board of Con-
tIIshssa1 ii ~ i. saut &c. nesis Canal yesterday ~
'''""a eas aAas tas tol4s 81 . ssasx Ras sou4
, 1875-07-05

NJ MANQHEsTEH, n. r,
AAHo1EsFE1, N. H., July 4.-Ths privsts resi-
aenes Of Waterman Smith, Of th.s c.ty, was de..
s'ay'x tskoySd thts morning BY snesndiary ase. Mru.
:t9sy .sa window. Loss 95o.w w Iasnred u sS'Jr for
, 1875-07-05
TIE WEATHER,

WARRINGTON, D. c., July 81 .. m.-For
the LAko Negiou, rising barometer, nor.herly Of
oastoriy vinls, cuoier and pa, ty cloudy weather.
LOCAL olbEHyA1luE.
GulcAao. July !.
, 1875-07-05
THE YACHT OCTAVlA.

New YnnK. July 4.--Tho yacht Oetsyia. Which
wah seized py tho Collector Ut this port on s,is-
ptclnn that Blo WAS atont 70 sail With munitions
Of war for tue Cuoaup. has boon declared not
1,rltiaE yossul by tho British Vico-Cons1tl. The
Captain Of tho Octayla. ut tho time OF It's selzurs
run up tho English iag. aud claimed its trotoc-
tion. Tue uctavi. wns built in 1861. at Cleya-
land, O.. rs sailing yacht and In the following.
year ahe waA changed to stoatn yacht " neg
tate owner. Mr.. r. ". kennard OF thls city. u
Ia reported in Spanish CIRCLES that sls u no"
going TO ty ths Honduras tag+
, 1875-07-05

Ta,al 49, ~
The average rails per son per mile OH freight alaB
boon in 1h75. f.U22 ceI.ts i'll ls74, l.l87 ccnts.
Tla cust at ateel taiis iu excoas OF tho value of
the itou fur Which tAoy were substituted. during
Tho Ax months. tH included in operating OK
ponacs. THE Corbpnny las secured ali The s!cel
rnils thst will 10 required during tho rost OF tho
rails which are OH laild no that no e1pendl-
turo ot money will be necessary fof this i'm
portant item. WloFeupon tho following was
adopted:
Erso1rtd, That no dividend bc declared from Tho
buscsa for the sx tnnnhA endfug with June 49, 1915.
The passing Of the dividend IL attributed to
the decteaAo In tho ehrI.ings OF tho road conse~
quont upon the depression In general bueinass
during tue ast nix months, and tie low rates Of
freigut resulting from the railroad war. Indeed.
experienced railroad men regard tho present
financial showing OF tile Company ~ worry eati6~
factory p..der tho cicnmshnces. and tho re-
sumption the Of payment OF dividends IL conalder-
ed more than likoIy to follow tho prosperous
fail trade, at woh all tho indlcatlons now point.
GONE UP.
The low rates from this city to ths Eaat sro at
nn cud, and from To-day higher ouos will bo in
order. The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad as given
orders to charge hcrosftor from this city to BAL
timoro elG50. The PennHylvAntA 1iailroad and
the New York roads hare not yet announced
tlAets now rates., but 1t ia understood that ordors
for an increase will DO rocolved to-day. It Ia
stated TINT tho figures to phttadetpllia will bo
els. nnd to Nov York eco, It IL, howevor,
doubtful whothcr tho Michigan Central will 30
ceda TO this M long nh tho Grand Trunk Hallway
sells tickets to Dnstou for $lD. There ID prob
ability that matters will bs compromised for
tho present By tho HelliuE Of limited ticketA 10
Now York for $l8.
, 1875-07-05

8pAstal DApaseA to I'A< CAtsdos tribune.
MILWAUKEE, JulT LA reunion Of tha Twen-
sy.a,xth ns8lusnt took plaaa Tonight. DER.
Wxacklsx, Col. Jacobs, Chaplain Ystte, Laekruu
af 4Adnat ARl uaabAeh.aAae+ dA8s u okaio1s
, 1875-07-05

t:0DnNI1li kTEA1iKlis.
Fur ltaoipu, Mix4ukss. aud Ns4t shoss poEta.
IL S,,phsx stnvutG,t Al }.
ksMstta - . g1ya bust apu't leave auttl H.
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asInr, = - xcnr,Inu bost dart tatts u1u y. ~.
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, 1875-07-05

Oct nd cf ono cold before you contract smother on
top Of it, or you may nsctreiy establish Tue esae ox
srrtuus ng complaint before yoa ~ t1aseioas Of
dauRer. Better Er4icnty resort to " 'synes , -, Fl
rectrnnt VI effective cuse fot coN8ha aud colus Eh1
heiTfu aso Iur iia lsaiug influence IN Ls lungs and
brnprui1.
, 1875-07-05

THE M,cn,oaH SOUTHERN.
Tho Executive Committee of the Lake shnre
4 Michigan Youlhern itsilroad hold meeting
lns, Thurslav ~ New York City. and tho follow.
inc abatement from the Auditor Of tho Company
, 1875-07-05

ino aleternepE from Tue Auditor Of tI0 Company
vas presented:
f1neratuR e4uenBe4 4tlu tstes ,,,,..,..,. 3{G3,D1
kes earnings. Il, ,&7e,o10
Interest handed debt. teaaes OF branch
roads, sud dividend payable Aug. !, ih7s, ....-
Oh gnhrAutecd stock. i,i23 600
1hAHEd...4s...ss+'. .ttssss.'..sss.s...* o1s'Nu
The loss In earnings, compared with tho hrst
half 9f 1874, Ia ~ follows:
On freight. Ns7l7
0u III, ,4Gd
Dn naLs, express, aud niseel!Aneous lD,310
t4uttV3
Tbs 1oas on freight Ia made up "a follows:
Dttnt1uttau III volume to8 pGr crnt1. ,,..S 70JHsB
1css tsices III budIness done "a yer CENT?. 17!b6
, 1875-07-05

0kHKRAL oHAEHYATEnNs.
Cuf7Aoo. July I,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-02

TAX COLLECTORS SALES.

TAX CoLLEc10Rs sAnE- Ne. zs3.
STATE OF LoUlsrANA-fARrsH OF ORLEANS
% Second DDtzfst. City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA va. A LOT or GROUND
fronting on Orleans street. In square No. l02;
assessed in the name Of Adele Macarty.
STATE TAX CoL1RcroR's OFFICE }
No. jOl Canal street,
New leans. January n, 1875.
DY VIRTUE OP TH8 POWER IN MR VESTED,
ID by The act Of the Legislature, Of this State, No.
to sell at public auction, at my office No. 20l Canal
stret in the said Second District Of Shis city, on
TUESDAY, February g. 1875 1T twelve O'Clock " :,
the following described property. to wit
CERTAIN LOr or GROUND. in eq,iare No. 102,
bounded by Orl- ans, Rampant. Burg INDY and st.
Ann streets, fronting on Orleans street, measuring
y by a. feet
Said property having been seized by me to sat
isfy debt 4pe the state Of Louisiana for taxes
nifty ght dollars, tgether with al costs, pen
alties aud char ges.
At sad sale the property will not be adjudicated
uniess the bid Ia for sLfacient amount to satisfy
the aforesaid claim, together with the penalties
thereon, ard all costs and charges which may have
accrued.
Tho purchaser at this sale viii be put in imne.
date possession, but the owner has the right to
redeem within six months upon the payms mt to
the purchaser Of the purchss, price, and all costs.
and charges together with atty par cent additional
upon the purchase price.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
II. Fl HARRIS
State Tax Collector. Second district, City OF New
Orleans. JAZZ fe29