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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Cor Main and Pearl sts., opposite BTande's
Land Office.
To the Citizens of Kenosha and Vicinity: taKe
pleasure announcing to you that Ikave inst OPP
cRed NEW Photograph and Art Gallery, with all
improvements known to the Art, and am prepared
t0make the latest and best styles OF Pictures at
prices to suit the times. also have large i'm
proved Solar Camera FOR making life size por-
traits, and giveathis line Of my business especial
attention. Copying and charging Of old Pictures
&nne IN good Style. Cali and see me whether SOu
wish pictures or not. respectfully,
19R4 B. LA MARSH.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

JUDGE J. H. HOWE will address the Hayes
and Wheeler Club at Simmons Hall Satur-
day at s O'Clock. The Glee Club and Ma
tional Band will render enlivening strains OF
music. Let there be general turnout of tie
club and grand rally 0fthe people.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Now do think that that is one ofthe things that
will eventually become stale to participation and
reader matter what his original zest for til ose
pleasures may have been.So ''if you have anything
real fresh trotit OUT if not pray do not unfold
any of thise twice, yea four-fold, told tales,But
this was a real interesting one, ''the kind you
read about Tt was even vigorously enjoyed by
old hdbitotes o. the ballroom, those whose hair
has gro wn thin in the service. Is that so? Well
| am re signed to my fate, proceed! First.-The
Party was given by Miss Hattie Brande in her
fathers elegant new residence complimentary
to her friend Miss Bingham, OF Chicago, who had
been paying her a short visit. Entering the
spacious hall we were shown up a broad fight OF
stairs to the dressing room. Here ensued as usual
short but decisive engagement, to proven" leach
particular hair from standing on end" followed
by pull on the vest and an extra touch on the
nee xii These prelim1nares being settled we star t.
ed out prepared to''conquer or die.'' The cordial
request of the hostess together with the ow
inviting tones of the waltz, babe US ascend to
relms stIll above, where we found as cordial a
company as Kenosha ere saw whose busy feet
were keeping time to the music of the historical
ACCORDION, manipulated by the skillful hands OF
"Billy." Among the the strangers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Vermylia of the East and Mr.. Rollo of
Chicago while the neighboring village of Racine
wrsrepresented by MessrsSnydeI and Duncombe
Then comes our young ladies-Misses Vermylia
STRIKER, Simmons, Brooks, Tuttle TOrrey, King,
Webster, Halliday, Alma and Ida Robinson,
Theirs, Evans.
The Gents-Pierce Robinson, futile, Halliday,
Theirs, Brooks, Cole, BoYden, Quarles, Brown,
Halliday Pettit,-''Just enough to be pleasant but
still not crowued.' How did the ladies dress?
and look? There, you have me on the first, how
ever IL was not formal affair; bat to the second
part of the question answer most emphatically,
that their looks did not by any means belle their
reputation, showing conclusively what has before
been limited that "Our Girls need not depend
upon external adornments, to receive all the
attention the feminine heart could desire. It is
mystery how amid sucp galaxy of stars there
should be so many sans wandering about without
q fixed orbit But enough, perhaps the party
with lis pleasant racollections will lead them to
do better in the future, for Wean not enc left he
hospitable roof of Mr., and Mrs. Brande, without
feeling as well as saying, I'VE have had delight
full time Con-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Public worship at the Congregation
al Church next Sunday at 1917 A. M.
and 7 P. MThe pastor, Rev. Mr.. Hitch
cock, will preach both morning and eve
ming. Sunday School at II M. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening at
~ o'clock. Also this week there will
be special union meetings for all chris
tians both Thursday and Friday eve
nings. Next week these union services
will be continued being held at the
Methodist Church Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday evenings, and at the
Baptist Church Thursday and Friday
levenings.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

On Friday evening, Oct 6, the Literary
Society debated the question, Is the pres
emf war against the Indians justifable !?
Miss Seeley and Mr.. Gatchel argued for he
affirmative, while Fred Lyman played poor
LOS part alone, his hclpmate being absent.
The red man got the worst of the argument
as usual. Miss Dawson occupied the chair
for the first time ind seems 20 give much
satisfaction to the members as presiding
officer.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Rev. w. E. Walker will hold divine services in
Inc MI. r. Church next Sabbath at 10 80 A. NJ
;rlrCi at Z z. NJ ''Setting up our Banners" will
be the subject Of discourse in the morning. Ii Ii
ffGe evening the topic viii be 'The business OF
Inc Ministry with relation to the human Con-
Silence" This will be The first Sabbath OF the
aIethodist's new Ecclesiastical year, and all IN
t5rested are requested to attend.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Job Marvin CT Omaha was arrested here
several days since on suspicion of being a
burglar who did some work In Davenport
Iowa. The parties arrived yesterday with
aeir requisiilon from Iowa, but ID looking
The man over they could not sufficiently
identify him and he wss therefore released.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

NoTICE.-Wellsi is now ready to take
YOUR pictures. He has bran new IN
struments and accessories and will
warrant you better work than ever be-
fore. Rooms one door north OF EX-
press Office.
P. S.-All who are indebted to me
win Oblige muchly by settling immedi-
ately as [ need every dollar. WELLS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Miss Pease, who has been visiting her
Grandfather Mr.. Dewell, spent Sunday, with
her uncle, Alderman Van Vie, on her way
home to her home at Ann Arbor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

The falling down of coal stove pipe and
the consequent filling of the room with gas
and SIN oke, was the cause Of Mrs. Dunning's
scholars being excused Thursday A. NJ.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12
PORT OF KENOSHA.

ARRIVED.
Sept. 20-Sch Mystic from Muskegon. Sch.
Christian from Chicago.
Sept 22-Bontel from Chicago. Julia Smith
from Jackson Port.
Sept 23-Sch Hackley from Muskegon, 2l8 m
lumber Fl Grant & Son.
25-Sch Evergreen from Charlevoix. Sch
Mystic from Muskegon. Sch e. NJ. Stanton from
Charlevoix.
Sept. 26-Sch Mensom from Muskegon. Sch
Nellie Church from Manstee.
Sept, Bosch NJ. Stanton from Pine Lake.
Oct. 3-Sch. Live Oak from Manestee. Sch.
Christina from Chicago.
CLEARED.
Sept. 20--Sch Bontal 10 Chicago.
8 22-sch Julia Smith to Jackson Port
$ 23-Evergreen TO Cefarville.
:" 25-Mystic to Muekegon.
:" 26-Hellen Church to Manislee. A Fur
duck to Holland. Christfana to Chicago.
Sept. 27-Sch. Mensoen to Muskegon.
+. Oct 3-sch. Christfana to Chicago. Sen. Live
Oak to Manistee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12
TO all persons desiring their FIRST NaturaIiza-

TO all persons desiring their FIRST NatuFaliza-
ton Papers before the mex Election,
Please take notice that tn Office of the Clerk O.
the Circuit Court for Kenosha County will be
closed on election day. It being legal Holiday
persons desiring their papers to entitle them to
vote will please make applications before that
day
Ocs 10, 1876. L. B. NICHOLS Clerk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Home and ready for Insurance Business All
Of the late Fire Losses in companies represented
10y IT, j. Lewis adjusted and settled. Business
men and others give him your insurance. Get
his rates-he is lower than them all.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12
Dry Goods advancing,

In New York, but not at t. A. Chapman & Co.'S.
Read their advertisement on fourth page. Stan
dard prints at &c, paper cambrics &c, Wamsutta
cottons l21sc, Fruit on the Loom 10c, etc., etc.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Grand Opening Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods Saturday October 14th
and Monday and Tuesday Oct. 10th and
18th, 1916, at Kaufman's Bazaar. Every
body is respectfully invited to call.
III. KAUFMAN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12
TIME TABLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Read Serene Fisk's new advertise
ment in to-days' paper.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12
I'd Rent.

Dwelling House and Blacktmith-Shop at Bris-
Of Station to rent on easy terms, possession
gage0 on the first day or November next. EE-
ire Of j. r. CHASE.
Bristol Sept. 18th, 1875. 16R
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Clark have returned
from visit to Chicago.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

There will be meeting IF the Hayes q Vince
Ter Club at the Town Hall Bristol Saturday
evening.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

III. Lewis returned from the Centennial
lass Sunday morning. he enjoyed his visit
and was highly pleased with the Centennial
EyD0sition.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12
L. B. NICHOLS Clerk
KRNosuA WIS Oct. 9, 1876.

On and after this date the county superintend-
ent Of schools may be found, when not absent on
official bushes, in the Office of the register OF
deeds
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Underwear, white Shirts, and Hats, cheaper
than was ever known before az the fountain head
for bargains, Dean. l0u
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

The Kenosha Tanning Mill Company have
been awarded a prem .um for their TFanning
Mil BY the Centennial Commission.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Ladies' Underwear as usual 40 per cent cheaper
than other dealers offer the same goods
1sws L. FELLOWS & Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12
MORNING.
tx FLORA MARcIAN.

Oh, pale and sweet, oh, sweet and pale.
Behold the mornings bridal veil;
TITS fastened on with one star fair
That meiteth in the twilight air.
It's gossamer doth sweetlv fold
The mountain tops all bare and bold;
It falleth down divineiy through
The giant boughs of pine and yew.
Was it of white or dapple gray
Or blue transparency that lay
Upon the brow of mother earth
That hour ethereal dawn had birth?
Or was it of some silver shade
The drapery of morn was made?
See now along each seam doth run
Kose CLEANS enkindled OF the sun,
AS iflife's sweet and growing breath
Did turn to many a rosy wreath;
And now begins TO CLEAN aad burn
The mass, to FURNISHED light to turn;
God for the day each wave hath kissed,
Turned all to gold and amethyst,
And in his loving warm embrace
The veil drops from the mornings face.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

BE sure and attend the Grand Open
inc at KaufmanS Bazaar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Edualed by few, Excelled by none Inc
workmanship, style and quality ofDoan's CLOTH
1877
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

Cords and Cords of Dry Goods at Doan's, and
more coming. Who would go ragged when they
can buy beautiful new Dress for 20to % cents a
ward 1Stf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

The best "a inch Cashmere in the West for one
dollar at the cash store.
.18w3 L. FELLOWS Sc Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-10-12

TIE Waukegan Fair has proved to be OF
of the successful fairs of 1876.
, 1876-01-08

Tho nlIly condition OF tho Jatl-yard hsa boen
tho subject of remark tor tho last few dars,
In the estate OF J. L. Shay claims weso audit
ID in tho County Court yesterday to tho a.oouns
Of 9Co,U0o.
JAnes uaErsgAn aud James Eearpey nero
taken from the in-Anu Department OF tho Jail to
the County Asylum yost,1day.
Tho Committee on Public Charttiea of lho
Co uuty-DcAru sttitod the Insane Asyium and
poor-Honpe vestarday. Tho object Of the visit
to not understood.
Tho Grand Jur, held short sesaFou Ysstnr.
day, and dispoaed Of ! fGW cases. Al sdjousn-
n!tnt will be had ELis morning. II tho atale'a
Attorney aucceeds IN haY.ng Ito indictments
found arnWn up.
Houasby. indicted tor perjury committed In
swearing 10 the o"nershtp Of somebody elhc's
property tn otdtr to to hccopsod On 4 topd. ycu-
terdaY made confession 10 q Deputy Hhertd, and
rad lie Ms fendY for = t1ip 10 Joliet. This IL
ptohabls nut tue last Of the "st1Am" bail Lra-
fessianals.
William Dstsssmanu, vino respectfully do
ol!hed so' wing ~ member Of Koul.trea'a OPP
posltlon Central Commlttoe, has Apothet
decli4hston to make Ills name Las bran asso.
Gifted with TIM Ward Cumn,1ltsa Of lhe Denlo-
cratic rafty, Which, 10 rNyB, 10 eauput stand.
He Las been lto.uncsa during hia lta, apa
does uot 1t sh's late day propose to desert.
"rlasc Aud eas on with DAY you won. lem wit.
aas sh;s autpoaa sss Ito At 10 & H." IL 4 dupll.
cate Ut . nuts received BY BherlH Agnaw troIn
one Of Lls country deout.es YestezdsT. H1 h1a
beon aout snbt. .sna " serve. which, by ulstake.
wss dated 1875. Tho result OF tha mutual pluu..
def III yies Of The fact that tha l4fa ID Jary viii
adjourn to-day. tB that tofne puor fellow will ba
detunud III tho jail another mouth.
, 1876-01-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho regular meeting Of tte Fourth Ward Re.
publican Club will ba held this eyeuing Al No,
9C0 Wabash avenue.
Mrs. Mary Foley, vboso residence In Chicago
ia not known, is Informed BY the Lev. j. Ii.
Jankinb, OF Drryllle, O., tLAt her son Charles 10
very nck At ttAs place.
Tha Sunday evening ulme Lectures by Prof,
". D. dnnnlug Will bo given In lbe Third un.-
tarian Church, Aod not in tho Thru psesbytes.
i&n ChutcA, ~ haS 8unouuotd.
Tha Philosophical societr will be addressed
thlh aysutn4 by Prof. William tlRthewa Ut u,IY
city, Who vii! dellyo1 his celebrated lecture ou
tho "Mock PeAIls Of History" rewritten aud
reylted TOT tho occaeion.
Jamea Parton will lecture hefoto tho supdsy-
Leesula Hoe,oty tomorrow hlloEuouu Al AcCor-
m!ck'a Hall. 1t 9 o'clock. l1is subject viii be
!" Ths Continental Congress-" ADMISSION, 10
ceasa. T1cketa lor saso Ut Jauseu, McCtu.x L i
Gus,
4 sad ancldent occurred ut No. 60 West
EiRbthsY.h stIsot. y ejnt sdaY evening. at d
ocloo&. The 500 OF Alr. r. layn .lds, aged 1
years. toll into 4 tub ot buiiing water, and auf.
feled 10 terrible agony until death believed him
It ~ O'clock yestotdsy morning.
Ths adjourned meeting OF .he Fifteenth Ward
RepaLt!rAn Cfuo will b. Leid tfohdaY evening,
at ~ tucker strees, near hAlsau4c 4cs avenuo,
ius tue purpose Of eleoslug ofiuars and otbsf
buslheas. Tue Republicans Of tle ward ara 70
9usat-d TO attend aud enrpsl their nAuIes.
, 1876-01-08

tpM M< EaaFr or 7ht chedgo It,ouht:
ClIIOAuo, Jan. I'll volunteer nv optuton th..
there ID no remedy whatever either tu lav or
equity, fur m~st Vt the gstevous peryousl. uron.
aisy ts1es tuh.cted OF ou. poodle iaa, wear. Al,
The bowling about nlunctiona aud other lcp.l
rtoesedtuRa IL idle and will end IN smoke Wa
must ~ tho taxss il The Collector h.s tha cot,,.
age 10 enforce thaaI. But 1 also ssy tia, III,
CRIME perpstated by our Town Aasessors aud
their deputies by lhole wantJnly- fraudulent Ia.
seshmenss IL Ho1bs tL4o laEraay, high e.. 81 rot.
bcry. IT wa.l!uI murder, and .i,st thoae rascally
offscsts deserve to bs hung by VIGILANCE
COMMITTEES. This action NIGH. p,event . 1epe.
t't,on Of tho ofFe1se. Nothing s1se Is llkcly to.
There Ia NO Law ~ I'll to punish sheso mep. A
''colnullsos o'.ght 10 tAas .ne luu III lsuu.
lie exceptional csiuIlllaIlty Of tast years An,
eess1neJt IL tue liue aud cry just uow, H,,t b.
You'd AVID back Of thAs, III h, xnc,aI aud hnri,
uoss Io,nt u view. IL , mutt lsesuaueut din.
ca'sy. Ths writer Aaa for osrs t,a1v liza Kill,
1ecs VI tax Laws Il stnuy, ana is la,niher nIth
those laws IN nrarIy ~ tho bt*to. " cumt,.r.-
"oG' theEe ia nu btate III the uul0u xhept ta,n.
nun laws aru In such a miserable roud, ion and
90 minus: aud inefficient II in IjtiDnja Tbs ruia
here sesnla 10 bo How not 10 do It," hsttner
our courts nor our Il sb1e to ptnteruret
their lave. They are shoekingly detective I'D
, 1876-01-08

tor" Are mentioned. That work exists for them
to perform .a not doubted, bur whather 1t could
hs m1re chcapiy aud t1pcditloHsly doun, an1 IN
Hon tl,as receives much consideration. Tho plan
In for tAA police. Ia their daily 70 nda TO nntce
and d 3ta the bad apots IN tho ei1esslks and to
tiko note xlro OF gil nulsAnces in tho thapo OF
dead antmala' neElee. 81 schveneeF dnsies eto..
that came Under their obse,vaiiun. Bnof caaes
10 b reported - Tho officers 8srRoant, and By
blm ts1"Rrtrhed t. held quarters, where tLthcA
can 10 Al"aJs IN scadinsas to topatr sidewalk
or 10 remove nItIaArce. Ills turtbarm IRA intl-
hlda sal. fuspcctors are tnore prntltopt 10 domi.
noes snd ''pedt1," aud Aro uoro accustomed to
Nbsfe AnAJ the hoira IN come bser sa!Iun than
to attend 10 their dutles.
THE TAX COLLECTORS.
Comptroller I1aJpa was attiouB for Tho taI
EoIleo'o's - nudAsatand Just ~ what rel +ls,lon
thoy stood 10 th% citv ana he A1~n desired lhat
thsy euoud, acting on that knowledge, ma1e =
good beginning and kecp strndy conrso. Mr.
flas e. moreover, wlshoa to hare soms mo ,ey in
The cssy T.oasary At all tia,ea To th!s ena 10
asRed tho optnion Of tho Assistant Corporation
Counsel. ut,rt il hstewlth Rsvsu'
1sis the duty Of The Town Col ctots TO nay to
n1.s oleeted Up to lho Inns Of suc astusnd. {uea.
eFal Revenue Law, Bec. l3,.) ~.
i q failure y Town Collector 10 perform .a:h
29.l A1o ~ .e'i, Of debs may u
b.otghs egainat tee Collector 1h anT court
ot eompstent jnriadl on md By The judgment Of he
less than $40 nor mora th IN Il o o. Md may 10 70
moved from Office at the direction OF tho Cnutt t1p.
Sec. am: also any Collector refusing 10 pay over CITY
taxes colected by him uhea properly demand d 70 10
do y liable 10 indictment md. u OH cons!ytun. may
be mi rt oned IN thh PeuItonu1ry xnere the amount
collected exceeds ft1o md ln lie County Jsf whcre
tho amount collerted IA less than 9lU0 not iess than
ons nnr mora than ten yeafs. and the effect Of such
eonoon Ia to render tho eous.et forever thereafter
ineus biz aud disqualified from holding my oice OF
honor Of prod in this Bt.ta tUrtm. Gods d. ~. ne-
speetfuEJ, 10. FnANclt Aplus,
, 1876-01-08
THE ClTY.HALt,

Tho City Collector took In S9a5 yesterday, $500
Of which, was llceuAo feea.
The Boasl Of Pub!lo Works ysstsrday opened
bids tor Ta,ssng tho buildings frouun8 The A.
pzosches TO tic Dlue I.laud ayepua y,aducs to
tile g. sdo Of tho ssuls.
Cit5-Trsaaurer o'llava paid e2oo0o on tho
city indcbledncss. AID received 5000 fspa,
numn e., tho North Town Collector; a!so e2.74s
from "ates.4suts. aud about u, 900 from tue City
Collector.
The connsttsso on Gas 1As called for yestss.
day sfte1no.n. but the members Of thaI CON-
mIttee consider tle queetous for debs,e serious,
aud ad] 10 lrned vii alenday 1T 3 q, IN, Tho Cum.
m,tses IN School Jailed ID nut III III appestspce.
aud Will meet Weon.suhy :. y p. III.
Madame ltslls Boots-Uds patd = visit to ths
F'Fe-DspAsatneht headquarters yesteiday, and
smonx other topics VI conyeIs4tluu explsluel
tie aocfaeut that happened IN Tue working of her
VAtsas tes'4l ladders IL he~ York City Ii maa.
paent ~A> Rood ah,t aafe ono.
Corporation Council Las uos yst bben found.
aod It IL h'Ehy p'obsble that 20 appointment
vii bo madu during tue t.esaot Mayors torn Of
osAce uu!ess IN souao unexpected snssgeuoy, II
~ ~ e!1us ID 10 Ahort that 1t wuu te hard to
uad c&fAote mAn wo0 wontd tAko tue odIos
w!th tao ploapecs OF petny suppsuted III Aptii,
iu t!le KenefAl change Of s6s adm. .alstration,
Mdeh ~ u. b. al tudutged in Ut lste By
memness " soe Osane1l aud BY o'hes omc,s's
regarding tic tedhclon Ut citt SIpsRsey and
cutting down tht a. ptopriations. Last year the
appropriations Wei osee saeuo 900. ii is nov
EropA sea 20 reduce tho sum 10 &4NOC00.
While It would 10 certain degsea cramp tho
4WaS ~tth usefeas otheea, and maa1 such ~
SAID to e1iss. AmonK the tai eating Of.
aeea thAs could ~ veil 70 dtspsnssd wsth, those
OF "s'aeHsk !nsPsotor" Aad Health Insp%o.
, 1876-01-08
THE CANADA sourHEBH,

"tV13"s Ds3pattH % 7H6 EHEd7' Tr1otNt.
TonosTo. ons., Jan. 1.--To-dsys Globe eaYu
tho Interpretation to bo put upon Commodore
Vaoderb'ltd action IN regard to thu purchase OF
lhe CAuada Soutbcru HALLWAY ls that tla yoea bia
Way to chrry to successful Issue rew Amori-
eau dt1ett routo to Chicago. al,nady const1uc.al
~ far AZ Fasoie hic!l. It Hsys its final success
- commercial eote.p prse muas ba .eneticisi 20
the country generally, but moo pa1 tiuulxrly to
t5a district with which i il locally counecssa.
The Great Wcsteri' Of canada, had tho opoor-
tunity Of acquiring the interest In tho Canada
Sonihe.n: sauhc,lut ntIv se:uEed By Commodore
Vanderbilt, but its lEessdeut decl,nod tile pro-
pObal.
, 1876-01-08

Monn1s0S-DATEB-At Tho residence of Dr. =
II: D4tes, Jan. 9, lb7S. h5 Dr.. John Wili4mson, MI
EtlEa 81. Bales, Of Troy, u.
SffEn6OLD-CpuK--In 81. Louis, Jan. =. ty III
RtT. Euw!n Coan. Of TRULY Church. ntutJ 4, bhtr,
RolI aud ANN 4. Cook, tsoth Of Chlcapo.
DEfTOS-PAIMER--Att the freldence Of tho b4i{A1
fa,Ae. ca stats-st,, mar Thtlesa-st, on Tautsdas
sTen1ng. jan. Q, by lAs Hsy. J. II. Whitehead. Gait
u. Palmer.
tH Buffalo papers please COPY.
, 1876-01-08

II oot1ng Tonight. Tho doors closed II o'clock
After II, i % teople hnd boen admitted. sescra
Thousand ners compelled 10 1eato unable tt
gain admittan,o. Moot1y discnsaet on 'lLstant
tAlvaiou." at,o vtuR thht II a. practlraole, and
giving ILLUSTRATIONS IN support Ut hts et sm. Tka
~ ,uiry ,o3tns were well a,leJ 10 the close Of
tho eofylccb.
, 1876-01-08

Tae Wel1-Enown House
oftho Root Bans Mas!a Company offer special tnduea
rncnta 10 purchasers ae whootl1s and retail. The,
etock which includes all ktnds of m,sicat merchandise
II one Of tho most compreher rs!yc iu th's cnun!ry
, 1876-01-08
ERIE AE:AtR4.

New FonK, Jan. 7.-Tne Ere Railway Com.
tauy will transport survivors Of tho stoamor
deutschland from NeH York to their respective
desssna: fJus Vest FREQ OF Charge.
take treightr cals bY meauB OF noa.a 10 Inc Wit
,an,sburg sugar refluo,iea, where they viii bs
loaded ahd sent to ang point Vest with,ut
chahgo at tho eamo ratio per CARLOAD ~ from
Nov Yo1k
, 1876-01-08
ATc4lsoy. To-ex SANTA er

- WFO1TsV'. 10 EKH SHHTA FE
TorzKA, Kso., Jan. 7.-The Atchison, Topeka
hsan.a Fs wall open t4eir lao 10 Alishapa. COL,
IA n'iloa wess Of Les Amman, to morrow. and
commo,ce running tAoz pasaongor-traiua =.
ouca Au!shspa Ii ouiy 10 miles from pueblp,
aud the roal NIL be coma1utod aud running to
the Rocky Mountains by MARCH,.
, 1876-01-08
VRnttJ Fair
Il for tneerschauta and cigarettes. SEQ s4Yt,

The Ela7ant Ffanas Of Photographs
Presented to tho city litos OF tbs 14mts wsfe ma
" Gentle, tho leading photogr 'phes Of Chic,go.
stoB No. 100 Stale r,et. oil pictures Cooled n
crason and colora by IN Italian astiat
, 1876-01-08
nlll.}AH1H.

TOLEDO. Jan. IA nstch ganao 1t bilIfasdl
thts evening for $500. 800 points tn. between
Eugene Cater. Of tLls city. and T.. Shaw. Of
1naaoapolts. sras won hv tits latter soore go ts
8A. Wlnnce'a aYerass. Is $50.
, 1876-01-08

1orEws1L. N. j.. Jan. 7.-The situation OF
tho railroad war is unchanged. Tho militia er.
rived this morning, and have taAen possess,oa of
tho froR bv order Of Cor. Dedlo. Tho D, i U,
i. Il. eng ne rcnsnina Oh the 1rug. A. yos: ordsy
tho olLna EusrduK ths Ba.ne. LysrytniuG qutet.
, 1876-01-08

boap in tbs en,olo, OF tho Ci,l.ago d Alton Rail.
road for aorno Tina, having auporintendcd tbs
cons flction of tbs Louisiana d M!ssousJ Hiver
DEauclt.
hlr. Frank Hsrtiolt, Contracting Agent Of tho
Baltimore j Ohio ,.ai15osi III tbia city. tAs besp
appointed Agbnt Of tia Northwestern, Disratct,.
lio will haYs hia head luas.ess It Mo. u O,htx
stleet.