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Letters

rgVHEfollcw1ngis list of lettersremaining un
n called for at the KeLosha Post Office, Keno.
sha County, Wis, for the week ending Sept.
7th 1876 and which will he sent to the Dead
Letter Office atthe expiration of 30 days unless
called for.
Au4tiuA Harris I'll
8aheock s Mann Ed
Rnsh Hattie Monren L
Rucht n Sulioan Jas
DixP Scrlly ] r
Dawson Mrs NJ Stanard Mr. and family
9eonard A d Taylor VIM 90
Hale CP
UNAVAILABLE.
Katie Under 663 Wab ave Chicago Ill.
To obtainsny ofthe veletterstheapplicant
must give tn date ofthis list
CHARLES FRANTZ, p. III.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN.

CNUNTE OF NENUEHA.
Found and taken up by me the undersigned.
On land owned by me, and on witch live in Sec.
ID, township No /, Range No. 90 East, being in
the town of Salem. on or about the I'd day of
Aug 1876, one dark b-indle bull, about one year
old. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take The same away.
Dated at Salem, this 10th day If Aug. 1876.
12W4 j H. BLANCHARD.
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Hon. E. G. Timme and Louis DeDiemar OF
Kenosha and Mr.. Benedict of Randall started
the first of the week for Erie Pennsylvania and
perhaps the Centennial They expect to return
in ahout two weeks.
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CORN IN Kenosha County is nearly all out of
the way OF frost. Some of it is alreadycut and
in shock AS crop, is itsvariabls, though. gen
orally good.
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J.ICase and family ofRacine returned from the
Centennial last week, and r. FL. Baker and vile
and several others have gone and others are
announced as going.
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Chess.

RESULTS OF THE INTERNATIONAL TOURNAMENT AT
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September 1.-The Interna-
tional Chess Tourney is closed. Mason wins the
FIRST prize: Judd the secoud; Bird the third; E son
and Davidson divide the fourth and fifth prizes,
and Roberts wins the sixth.
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Change,

1t was so warm on the 3Oth and 31st of August
as to requirs the thnnest of linen for comfort.
Fhe 9Th and eth of September we're go cold as to
require iannels and overcoats for comfort.
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Found Found!

An Agent who is willing to Insure dwellings,,
stores, stocks, &C., &C., at reasonable rate For
PROOF of the above, call on URBAN j. LEWIS,
General Agent. low%
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JUDGE yoLNEY FRENCH and WIFE have gone TO
Vermont visiting friends. They intend to VISIT
the centennial on their return and to be absent
about six weeks.
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Attention EIremeil

The Annual Review of the Fire Depart
ment of the City of Kenosba will take place
on the 10Th day of September 1876. at 2
o'clock P. NJ, on Market Square in said city.
G. SCHEND,
Chief FIRE Department
Kenosha Sept. 5th. 1876. l5w2
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HON. I. B. CAswELL has been renomnate(
far Rnnresenative in the Second district by the
in place Republican convention.
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TIME TABLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PRoF. C. A. Carr of Chicogo intends to open
dancing school in Kenosha about the Isl oi
November.
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An entertainment will be given at Simmons
Hall, on Thursday evening, next Sept. Z, in behalf
of the Temperance cause in this city. Music,
REGULATIONS. Admission free. All are invited.
14W2
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Captain Bragg has been nominated by the
r amocrats in Fifth district for Representative
of Burchard. present member.
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Lorenzo Martin, son of Peter Martin, formerly
Of Pleasant Prairie, now of Port Lavaea, Texas
was in town last week after an absence of twenty
yoarg,
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PROF. A. B. SEvERENCE announces u Tue
people of KenoshA that he Will open uanclng
school in Kenosha about the list of November.
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Tuesday and Wednesday of this week were
rainy days and en- The night between a YER
heavy rain fell.
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The Illinois State Fairand The Racine Count!
Fair are being held this week--a bad time for
fairs.
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REV. ID. G. HITCHCOCK re lurned from his East
ern Excursion and the Centennial last week.
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e i s H .

We have for sale choice lot of White Fish pui
up expressly for family use at very low prices
For bargains in this line, inquire a. the Pom
NET Fishery of
13wS W. H. THURSTON & Co.
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years
, 1876-05-20
NEWS CHIPS BY The MAILS

The news from home by the mail re-
ceived here on Wednesday is hlghIyinterest-
ing and important, and, that part OF 1T
relating to this island must be considered
as good news,-however much opinions
NAV differ with regard to matters with
which we are not so Immediately concern
ed.-although not quite so good as we had
prospectively and hopefully pictured out
in the AUis some short time ago. So far
as We have been able to learn through
nrivate sources, our case, the Central Fac
torv question, is 10 a fair way of success,
after the original plan had been somewhat
modified. Owing to the difficulty of rails
inc the amount Of 100000 Crowns on
shares, corresponding to the amount grant
ed as a loan by the Diet, the factory will
be so much reduced as not to require more
than about 200, 900 Crowns on shares,
which entities the company to an equal
AMOUNT OF the loan, as will be remembered
from what has been said on this subject
before. The location of the factory will
he the same, but it's size and the number
of stations will be less, excluding from the
contribution of canes a few of the estates
furthest west. Of the amount re-
CURED for this smaller enterprise four-ffths
are already subscribed, so that, although
we may regret the reduction, it is still
q matter for congratulation that the whole
scheme will not fall to the ground, as has
been apprehended at times.
These lines have been written to the
sweet accompaniment " Of a splashing
torrent of water from a cistern Just filled
by a magnificent rain. Had we been
favoured with such showers in September
and October, as we were of old, there
would have been no reason for any appre-
hension as to the future, as in the ordinary
sourse of nature, the factory will be the
beginning of that new era, which it is
hoped will put US on a level, at least. with
the beet. But as it unfortunately is, even
the best weather now, and consequently
the best prospects for next year, will not
put US beyond the necessity Of immediate
, 1876-05-20
NOTICE.

mEBTORs (and SECURITIES
to the St. CroiX Savings Bank
are hereby reminded, that if the in
terest has not been paid within
Ii days after it becomes due,-the
whole amount of the bond has at
once and without further notice be-
come due.
The Commissioners to regulate
and liquidate the affairs OF the St.
Croix Savings Bank.
St. Croix, 10Th May 1876.
C. SARAUW. r. PETERSEN.
3. ROMIG.
, 1876-05-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

6 holding st. Croix
Savings Bank Books are request
ed to appear with their Deposit
Books Friday the Goth and Saturday
the 9th inst. and the following Fri
day and Saturday the End and 3rd
June at the respective Savings Bank
Offices, in Bassin I2 to 3 o'clock, and
in West End 8 to S o'clock p. M, co
receive the first 90 per cent. install
ment on their claims.
The Commissioners to regulate
and liquidate the affairs of the St.
Croix Savings Bank.
St. Croix 10Th May 1876.
&. SARAUW. Il. PETERSEN.
r. ROMIG.
, 1876-05-20
NOTICE.

q EvERAL private parties
> having engaged to furnish the
Commissioners to regulate and llqul-
date the affairs of the St.
Croix Savings Bank with the
necessary ready means to pay
out small amounts due on Savings
Bank Books, persons holding Savings
Bank Books for amounts not exceed
ing S dollars are requested to apply
in Westend to Judge Sarauw or
Counsellor Faber as soon as posi-
BILE. and in Bassin to Mr.. r. Petersen
at tho Military Backyard Tuesday
next the 23rd inst. IL to 3 o'clock
o. m.
, 1876-05-20

ALE og Enhver der have Noget
III at fordre paa Skiftet efter af-
gangne H6ker Samuel Belborda,
indkaldes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel til for undertegnede Skifteret
at anmelde og bevisliggj0rc deres
Krav.
Ligeledes indkaldes med Aars Og
Days Varsel Afd6des Arvinger efter
LoVen til at anmelde Og l%egitimere
sig, SAINT varetage deres Tarv under
Skiftebehandlingen.
St. Thom@ Skifteret, den Tide
Mai 1876.
P. M.
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influence the proceedings or thRgesult
q the courts OF justice or Of tine
board acting judlclallv, a,ta hence We
are gratitied at beng able, from the
languag" and tenor Of your letter, 10
assume that you did not wish TO con,
fer with US for the purpose Of infa-
cncing the action Of returning board
hut only TO secure such cooperation
ON our part as would enable US TO
lointly, with yourselves witness the
proceedings throughout the conference
Ssstseh fetftp Use #eeld new 10 be
unnecessary, us we learn, from com
nunicaiion Just received from the
board, which appears to us to accom-
pltsh that which bv our explanatory
note you desire TO attain by the pro-
posed conference. We will add that
1T is very apparent that if your wish
isaia see a AIR aud honest expression
.oftle electoral vote OF Louisiana,
there is no difference between our
selves and you except us to our con-
Duct in reference TO ttIat rtsstt4i.t ~ -. 81
hsre proposed conference and active as
soclaied irdlence;; this .e regard as he
yond our duty snrlcur privilege us indivi-
duals 10 CO operste 10 B hat shall be right
but concerted xctipn for the purpose Of
influencing an soHcial board we hold
10 be- beyond our privilege and we
shall hope hat all may ccme to pass
which good citizens caa.wish without
the use Of any such means.
We remain gen,lemen very repec,
e., H.,
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LOUISIANA.
The Returning Board in Session

New Orleans, Nov. 1S-At twelve
O'Clock there WAS quite a gathering
at the room of the returning board
Messrs. Casanove and Wells, oil mem.
bers Of the board, were there. Judge
Trumbull, Judge Stalls. Gov. Palmer
and Ell. Coy NcHentY of the north
srn democrats, and the democratic
committee, Which has charge of evi
dence to bc pre.ented on the part Of
democrats. were presented. There
were a number of republicans present
also. There ws,s delay in meeting
on the part Of the board on accoun,
of the absence of Messrs. Anderson
and K euner. The board met ut l2 30
and authorized the sergeant -at-arm
To procure 4 room for the meeting or
f,he5beard. "A feaolstion offered by
Gen Anderson, inviting the presence
Of ave gentiemen from each part v
f.out of tire northern democrats and
republicans in the city was adopted.
Col. Zlcharie filed plea to the iur-
isdiction Of The board, who thereaf
terffweat ihtosekecutive session.
Gen. Anderson, u member OF the board
said there We're good many distinguished
gentlemen IN the city who would desire. IA
witness the proceedings Of tie board He
there fore offered the following preamble
.Aiid sssfsl1isons.s ~hichs We're adopted Si.A
oul dissent and ordered spread upon The
minutes
4 COMMUNICATION FROM THE RETURN.
~ ING BOARD.
New Orleans, Nov.NlS-The follow.
I,itss aAAss W4ni0Y1lon WAS forwarasds 40
ttkr sSlaiinG .&pub'icans. A Sinisr
document WAS sent to the democrats.
Their reply witt he telegraphed when
made
OFFICE. BOARD OF RETURNe OPT Frs. 4
siaie House. New Orleans. Nov isu,, rs \
Hon. John Sherman, V8. Charles Ho-
tel, 9Rep Orleans, =
SIR:-At a -mee,ing of the board
of returning officers held this day the
following 8: eseamhls and resolution
Was Introduced by Gen. Thos. g,
Anderson was unanimously adopted
| t.arsari -z7is4+-- 4444-.sz=-.z. &
WHEREAS, This hoard has learned
| with esAisfaction that di,tinvnished
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James o, Lawrence having bonsht oui Inc In.
tees ,of Henry Ploi,.uhauer in the laiu drm ur
lio erlhsner aud Bray, the undersigned baye
formed cop ptriner-hip under the OF Bray
aui Lawteuc AM IN be glad 10 see all tho old
hirnt- of Ihala Arm at their place osbusress
on Capital stfeei. Nnv II a1w.
r. n BRAY.
u LAWRENCE
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FOREIGN.
FEARFUL Loss OF LIFE IN INDIA

FEARFUL Loss OF LIFE IN INDIA. y
London, Nov ls--A r uter~Stele-
gram from Calcutta states that later
accounts say that 10000 persons
perished dur',lg the cyclone which
passed through eastern Bengal on The
3lst of October. The government is
taking active steps for the relief Of
The distressed population Of the dis
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SPECIE COMING.

Liverpool, Nov. 1s-Thc steamer
Parthia, which sailed from this port
10 day for New York, took ss50,ooo
in. specie
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Dl.so,n,,on Notice.

Notice l. herch, given that the co partnerrhlp
An heretofore eSihsiC = between Henry Pfoteu-
aucr and / n. Bray nnder, tile hrm nam, OF
Pfocnhancr and Bray has this day been DIS solved
bS nnlnAl cunetniy
Mr. Brh& aksnme- AL the liabilities OF The late
hr,n and takes coEttai Of its assets and c.,l.
HENRY PFoTENHAUER,
r ~ BRAY ae->
Tenkten. y. +, November ~, 1915 diw-,a
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.n1seHLLAsEous.

THE pREsIDENT AND HIS MESSAGE.
New York, Nov. ls-A Washing
ton dispatch says that although the
opening of congre>s is only two weeks
away, President Gr.nt, SO far as
known, has done nothing toward the
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assumed the patronage OF the associ.
aslon. II is improbable that Genl
Icherrayeii Will retain command Of
the Servian army in the event of
Russia being driven to action, as his
whoc conduct in Servia has not Civ
en- satisfaction in official quarters here.
1 Cologne Gazette's Paris cores.
Eponden, says the principal obstacle 10
war seems to have been removed.
kothsehilds are said to have promis.
led to advance Russia money. The
loan will not be made public. The
I Russian conditions are said on change
10 be so favorable that the Roths.
Ichlds can easily dispose of loans pri.
vateiy.
THE FOREIGN coMplQcArIoS--wuAr
TIE PAPERS SAY.
London, Nov. 1.-THE Times con-
tlnues TO advocate co operation with
Russia in enforcing upon the porte
satisfactory reforms, and has a strong
editorial on the SUBJECT TO day, in
which it cites intervention in Syria
in 1860, aud the French occupation
OF Lebanon by the acquiescense of all
treaty powers 10 show that military
interference in Bnlgaria would leave
an exact precedent, and that as the
porte yielded to European control of
her internal affairs then she would do
so in the parallel case now presented.
Orgsns OF the liberal party strong
y-oppose any aclisn in any sense tesss--
tile to the Russia standard.
I1He TELEGRAPH AND PAIL MALL GA.
do not believe England can remain
neutral.
The Post, willie strongly anti Rus
sian, is disposed to believe Russia
has abandoned the idea of demanding
or seizing material guarantees for ex.
ecutiop of reforms or Of insisting up
on autonomy in the sense of an in.
IrinEement on the independence Of
Turkey. 1t thinks therefore that the
conference may arrive at MI arrange.
ment satisfying Russia's legitimate
snseeptiblli,ies and the indep.nd-
ence and sovereign rights Of Alloman.
EXTRAORDINARY.
Honstantinople, Nov. 17-An ex.
atraordinary cabinet council will be
held to morrow to definitely decide
respecting the question Of conference.
DEMAND RENEWED.
The British cabinet has renewed its
energetic demand on the subject.
GRAIN ADVANCING.
Liverpool, Nov. Uneasiness on
the subject Of eastern affairs is in
creasing. The grain trade again as.
sutnes considerable firmness; wheat is
EeHrrai thrftdt fUr NJ re money. 1,ii day
the market was more numerously at
tended than usual on Fridays, and
Wheal had free sale at an advance of
tul.y Que penny per GENITAL on, Tues
days cnFrencies. Flour sells reaoI1y
!, + rafaer more money. Corn in mod
ernic reqnes, from fayoring seller.
A-aL LKAA on PEACE
p Rome, Nov. 1S-A teiegram from Con
stRntlnnple received here 10 night, says
'Tprkrv ~,
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On the board, which adjourned until moor
WHO VIII. RYMAlN.-

VINO Will REMAIN.
New Otlcans, Nov. lS-Thc visit
ing democrats appointed the follow
ing to remain here aud be present to
witness the counting Of the vote by
the returning board: John NJ Pal
mer, Illinois: Lyman TFumbull lli-
nois: VIM. BigIer, Pa. ?. II. Ws,ner,
Ohio: Geo. B. Smith, Wis.
=, GONE TO FLORIDA.
Ex-Gov. +. S. Hayes, Of Ohio, and
Gen. Lew Wallace of Indiana, aud
Hon John A. kasson, OF lows, lcft
this. morning by rail for Florida.
COMING HOME.
Gen. John Coburp, Hon w. Cum
back, and Judge Stanley Mathews,
departed this afternoon homeward.
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John Sherman.
Stanley Matthew'S,
j. A Garfield; Ohio.
4. w. Stongbton,
j Van Allen, N. Y.
w. ID Kelly, Pa
Jebe Stevenson, Ohio.
Eugene Hale, Ne.
j N. Tnllle,
E 3 j. W Chapman,
Wm. r. Smith, "7
w. A. Grsw, Iowa.
Sidney Clark,
j. Z. Wilson, Kansas.
v G. sB. Fsrnwcll,
Abner Tay lor,
j NJ Beardslev,
S. r, Haven, Ills.
JnoCoburn,
Will Cumback, Ind.
z Irving Dirty, Nd.
To the honorables.
Jno. NJ Palmer.
Lyman sTrnmbull.
William r. Morrison.
Samuel ]. Randall.
A G Curun.
William w Bigler.
i. 4. poolittle.
{. George b. Smith.
Il iAHirtt9v7rraifii
6 w Julian,
Al y Msnsou,a
Isi John Love,
Il / II Henry Wa'terson,
Henry D NctfFnFy,
Thomas Sherley
Oswald Ottendorfer.
j. b Static, aud others.
E<rsr a " r
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II Stopped the Cough and Saved
the Child.

+ @e have -.esptlJ had occasion to try the ~if
the of Hsle'r Cough Cordial In our family. A
ltt,lo son. sick with the prevailing fever. was
gave him no rest nigh, or day We have ilttls
faith In 'patcnl' icinss, and seldom mnch as
try them; bur something had 10 be done, AZ the
cordingly procured bottle ot the Cordial from
the agents, and commenced II. eccsrdisg TO
dire uo.e. The effect marked from the very
arst- and fhe nhiid that night enjoyed . refresh
ina sleep; and by the next nigh, there was scarce
seetige or the cough iey. IT fhis IL a fair satn
pic Of ~hatihr msdicike will do, It's growth in
popularity is not o be wondered At Rsddsburg
FSgs Prsss.
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preparation Of his animal message
beyond reiieciing upon il.

preparation Of his animal message
beyond reileeiing upon il.
APpoiNrAES
Washington, Noy. ls-E,u Repre-
sentative Ira@k Morey, OF La. has
been appointed genefal appraiser Of
merchandise FOR the souih. Jas. S.
Rutau WAS ,appoiniei surveyor o!
customs for TIC port of Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania.
THE LINCOLN CRAVE EonBEns.
Chicago. My ls- A, late hour
last night :. Detectives Tyrell Al d
Washbunt, with the atd Of two local
detectives captured the TWO men who
atteHped-to steal the bones of Presi.
depl l.fncolp from the Vault in Spring
/ held, Illinois, on the night Of the 7th.
They arc IerfAnce Mailer. ALIAS T..
1 Dunham, the proprietor sof the hub
1 saloon, 24 West Madison street,
| where me arrests were made, and
Jack Hughes, alias J Smith, an old
! Iipltilti lti NtI i'}iliitGiffl with Ii1t no.
torious Ben Boyd. These men have
been sbadowed since the attempt was
made to lespaii the fomb, aud their
guilt is said to be PLAINLY proven.
The officers viii take them to Spring
field this evening TO await Indictment
aud trial.
HoMlGIDE
Cheyenne, Nov, lS- Tonight about
s O'Clock William Ii. Hosfora, de-
putty collector e} Wyoming, was fred
e.n twice by Charles Laghtner. Of
Omaha, neither shot taking effect
when llasford drew revolver and
shot Liphtner killing him Instantly.
Lightncr. was drunk, and had forced
his way-into Capt. Hazsodts resi-
deuce from which Hnsford elected
him.
THE CAUSE OF II.
New York, Nov. IS Washington
dispatches aNslaia the activity in the
~oklyn navy yard noted yesterday
by the. fact that orders have been is
sued TO hasten the completion Of the
new friga,e Trenton so she will be
ready for sea by March. 500 men
are now employed OH her.
GENEROUS DONATION.
Burlington, VT, NJ. lS-Miss,
Mary Fletcher, of this city, has given
Z 4 A 4
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WHEREAS, This hoard has learned
with ssisisction that distinguished
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THE FOREIGN coMp1QcArIoS--wuAr
TIE PAPERS SAY.
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Lost Hogs.

Lost Hogs.
THE USDERStGNE D has losi three hogs They
Il weigh from I5a 10 200 ponhds each. One is
tptted, black and white, and the other two
.whita. An owner can be found by application To
HoslGdlw FRANK HxiNxh.
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II ra FOR Rent.
ID DO0M no s, PennInaion's block. II il the
IN lArs, room on And Gnor and may be easily
coi,srted into Two rooms. Apply 70
WV J. JAMES;
noylids, r. .. Rook Store.
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APpOiNrNRN Is.

Washington, Noy. Is lluRcpre-
sentative Task Morey, OF La. has
been appointed genef.l appraiser Of
merchandise FOR the souih Jas. s.
Ratau WAS appointed surveyor OF
customs for tho port of l'it.sburgh,
Pennsylvania.
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GENEROUS DONATION

Washington, Noy. lS-Thc signal
officer at Barnegat reports that a
large steam frigaie with Two smoke
Sttark5, tttttttt--ss -t.f at.4.ll Aieh lnnks
like the Franklin, passing north ou,
-of signal distance
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HENRY pFoTESHAug
New Firm.

y,nk,en. y. T. S.vembrr isi 1915 d