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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
A MILLION easily MADE.

Just previous to the death of Mr.. A. T.
Stewart, MIR. Dale, of the Dale Silk Manu-
featuring Company, advised Mr.. Stewart to
invest in raw silk, as the crop was likely to
fail. Thereupon A. T. Stewart & Co. in
vested $1,O00,OO0 in raw silk, buying at
1925 per pound. Mr.. Dale was right the
crop failed, and to-day raw silk is worth
So so per pound, and if A. T. Stewart & Co.
were to sell out to-day they would realize a
million by the operation.-M Y. Sun.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
In Tennessee village, spring chickens

in Tennessee village, spring chickens
are eight cents apiece.
The oldest son of Robert E. Lee is
now one of the most substantial farmers Of
Fairfax county, Va.
Dom Pedro will return to Brazil via
New York, and there will be fresh out
break when he comes.
-Anseducated hog at one of the.watering
places is said to be good mathematician.
No doubt it excels in "square root . and
is also good at subtraction" when in 6
turnip patch.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SMYRNA BRANCH
-Last Thursday night, as the Smyrna
Branch train was leaving Clayton, from the
Ocean City excursion train, about IL
o'clock, it ran over man named Chas.
Phillips and injured him so badly that he
died on Saturday, at the almshouse. He
tried to jump on the car after it had started,
and missed his footing. He was terribly
stunned and the wheels ran over one Of his
wrists. No one knew of the accident until
next morning, when the man was found in
clump Of weeds in lot near the church
at CLAYTON. lie was sent to the almshouse,
where he died.-SmyrnG Times Of 9'h.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Tho OceanLines rrom soatOu.

The ocean steamship trade is, says the
Boston Advertiser, at present in curious
condition, so far as that port is concerned,
at least. The export trade has never been
larger, while the imports have been exceed
ingly small, and the rates of freight so low
that it is doubtful whether the profits of the
outward cargoes more than compensate for
those brought in. The passenger business
remains in much the same condition as for
two or three years past.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

FIFTH WARD NoAIINATIoN.-T The Fifth
Ward Republicans held their regular weekly
meeting, last evening, at the Hayes &
Wheeler club rooms. The affairs OF the
ward are progressing in very satisfactory
manner, the best Of feeling prevailing.
ward officers was fixed for Saturday, the
Goth inst, from till p. M, at place to
be procured Iby the committee of the
ward,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDYwiSE MILLS FOE
FLOUR AND GRAIN-CCRRECTED DAILY.
renncsse Cotton crop.

The Memphis (Tenn Gotten Exchange
crop report for July says there is no doubt
that during the past nine days very great
damage has been done to the crop by con-
tinuous rains. Excessive growth, second
growth or spouts, shedding of form, rust
and rot have all been superinduced to a se.
rious extent by the yet continuing humid
last any considerable time longer, must
prove very disastrous.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
tentenniaI Admis,ions.

The paid admissions to the centennial
exhibition yesterday we're $4,000. The to-
tai number Of paid admissions since the
opening of the exhibition, including yester-
day, is !, ,909424 The centennial manage
ment have decided that the half rate admis-
sion arrangement for organized schools is
to include pupils Of colleges, universities,
orphans homes, etc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE. We call at
tention to the card of this Institution in
to-day's paper. This school enjoys a fine
reputation in the South, and the advantages
it gives its pupils are said to be first class.
Send for catalogue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

The application of tho New York and
Philadelphia Railroad Company for mail
service over their new route via Bound
Brook has been refused by the Postoffice
Department ON the ground that the re-
duced appropriation for mail service will
not Justify it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

NEW LIGHT HOUSE on THE DELAWARE
The Government, ON Tuesday morning,
commenced work on the Rear Light, as
the new lighthouse, near Thomas Dickin-
sons, in Lower Penn's Neck, Salem county,
N. j., is called. The height Of the house
is to be 1876 feet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

before last horse was stolen from Jason
DAVIS, farmer of New Castle Hundred.
Yesterday Mr. Davis came into the city and
recovered the horse from e. Griffith, 9th
and Orange streets, who had bought it for
i've dollars from the supposed thief, who
has not been seen since the sale. Mr.. Da-
Wis paid the five dollars and took the horse
home
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

General Thomas j. Jordon is one OF the
Inspectors OF Customs under Collector
Tuition, of Philadelphia, in charge of the
goods at the Centennial. Attention to his
duties requires him to leave Wilmington
very early in the morning and return quite
late in the evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

BATTLE OF THE TRAMPs.-A lot of tramps
got into fight at Clayton. Monday even
ing. A crowd of them engaged lodgings
in freight car, and another crowd tried to
rush in on them. Ole fellow was severe
" cur. After the skirmish there was any
quantity of dirty rags scattered over the
field, while a number OF the combatants
have been in the town ever since begging
for old shirts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

GLENwooD INSTITUTE. = This Institute
inserts it's card in our paper and invites
our readers having boys to educate
send for circular. Particular attention
given to object teaching.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Death of a vaIuabie Horse.

Major Thomas Morton's great stallion
Wilkins Micawber, of the Woodlawn stock
farm, New Windsor, New York, died Tues
day OF congestion of the lungs. Micswber
was valued at S5O.00O. He was eight years
old ard v5ry fast but unframed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

LINDEN HALL-Schools, like wine, i'm
prove with age. Here is one, established
in 1894, which proves no exception to the
rule. We refer to Linden Hall Seminary,
of Litiz, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

School ENrrRTAINAIENr.-An entertain
ment was given in the church Of the Sacred
Heart, last evening. by the school connect
ed with the church. The audience Was
large, and the exercises were enjoyed, the
parts assumed by the children being well
rendered. Numerous minor awards of merit
were presented to the children by Rev
Father Meyer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
9eaths.

CHURCHMAE-Ann Eliza Churchrlan, wife ri
the late Geo w. Churchman, On the eth inst, in
the 63d year of her age.
Funeral will take place on Friday, the llth inst;
at half past ten m, from her sons residence, PIG
Tatnall street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
PhtIadeIphI~ Markets.
Associated Press TeIeram,


PHILADELPHIA. August 10.-Petroleun ca
ey refined 1896 crude 1870. Flour in
moderate demand extra. $425@475;
Minnesota family, s5 5O@6 rs Penna.,
Ohio and Indiana do, S6@650. Rye flour
$425@4 3715. Wheat inactive and declin-
ing new Southern red S1.13; do. Western.
S1@1 10 amber $1.1s@1 %. Rye dull at
sec ; mixed 5419@57c. Oats inactive; West
ern white, 40@44c new Delaware and
Ohio, S4@S5c Whiskey, western S1.14.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BnANnywiNE MILLS FOE
FLOUR AND GRAIN-CcRREcTEp DAILY.
Family Flour. ur.................G Gs.00@9 co
Extra Flour. .............. 675@a6O
Superfne Flour. r....-.......... 4.75@5.7s
Wueat. ........... Y....s..s'.ss.
Corn. co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

SUICIDE :Ar Fort DELAwARE.-A man
named Zane, living at Pennsville and en-
ployed as watchman at Fort Delaware, COM
mitted suicide few days ago at Fort Del
aWare
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

james Lick, the eccentric Indian.giver,
Of San Francisco, has been eick $55, ,0e0
worth in twenty-five years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

In the ball match, yesterday, the Quick
steps were defeated by score Of 10 to g.
Miller pitched for the home club the first
part of the game, but was batted so hard
that Evans relieved him.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
THIRD EDITION.
weather PrObabtIttIess
oooosofo,y p.soo 1I,Joaros,a

WAsHINGToN. August 1o.-Probabilitie
For the Eastern and Middle States, station
ary to falling barometer and generally
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, with
south west to southeast winds on the for
mer and with easterly to southerly winds in
the latter, and probably thunder showers
for the western.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

Ignatius c. Grubb, Esq is summering at
the Green Brier White Sulphur Springs in
Virginia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

Anthony Higgins, Esq went to Newport,
R. l., yesterday, for visit.
Council meets, this evening, and an excl
ting session is promised.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
LOCAL NEWS.

The Historical Society will meet, this
7ening, at o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
alew advertisements.

HELF BRACKETS, JAPANNED AND
~ VIM H. BILLANY,
9I4 Market Street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

French Street Wharf.
SHAWNEE COAL,
Ar YARD FOOT OF THIRTEENTH STREET,
ON THE BRANDYWINE.
Orders by mail or at the office C3th AID Poplar)
promptly attended to. - -
june26-u PUSEY BROTHERS.
A LTHOUGH IT HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED BY
N official circular, that the wholesale price of coal
will advance July lst we shall continue the present
retail price of the favorite
SHAWNEE
until August 1st Look to your interests by sending
your orders during June or July
CHAS. WARNER CO.,
Market Street Wharf.
ENTERPRISE COAL,
Do not forget Fout's Enterprise Coal this hot
weather. It may not be good time to burn it, 1t
certainly is a good time to buy as he has plentiful
WEST AND WATER, AND ORANGE AND
WATER SITS.
| ies7 JOS. FoUT.
SSOO.ooo, s5OO,oOO s5ooOOO.
GEO. S. GRUBB, BROKER
All kinds of Stocks and Loans Bought and Sold
Commission Amy amount of money raised ON
proper security. Promssory Notes and Bonds and
Mortgages specialties tebl0-ly
CAlIUEL w. NrCAULLEY,
| CONVEYANCER AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
7O6 MARKET STREET.
Rents collected. Money invested on Bond and
| Mortgage. my24tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Mlistellanenns.

TXTE CAN RECOMMEND OUR SHENAN.
w DOAH COAL AS BEING PURE, HARD,
GEO w. BUSH q SON,
French Street Wharf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10
Financial.

Associated Press Telegram.
New YORK. August 1O.-Gold quoted, this
morning, at $1.113I.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

DURLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
1 sale, on Tuesday, August 10th 1876, al lO9ciock,
a. M at No 6l5 Market street, Wilmington, Del, at
the ware-rooms formerly occupied by 5. ~ i. Me
Clary a large lot of household and kitchen turnl-
ture. Parlor furniture as follows sofa large Iock.
ing chair arm chair.c wall chairs all of the best
lair cloth reception chairs OF plush, marble TOP
tables about 100 yards OF brussels carpet all good
and nearly new. Chamber sets. handsome wal
nat chamber set nearly new. handsome tlrch
chamber set both with good spring mattresses
feAther beds, bedsyead and hair mattresses ehalrs
washstands and mirrors about 4U0 yards OF ingram,
stair and entry carpet Dining room turniture-l
walnut extension table 4, feet long, dishes, dozen
cane seat chairs Sitting room furniture mahog.
any side tables, sofa, 81 Yards of good mating,
seat rocking chairs, ~ cane seat chalrs WoH
stoves for sick chamber, parlor and sttlng'Toa,n ,
coal stoves. Kitchen furnture-cook stove pots;
kettles tinware dripping pans, ilat irons, stone and
crooLeryware, fruit jars lal hods and scoops wash
tubs clothes wrngers, Hnd many other articles net
mentioned making Il complete lot OF household iqr
niture Conditions mad, known on day OF sale BY
w. IL. Cloward, j. hldrdge Pierce. or their Att9r
ney Drake ~ Co, auets. augD,o3,Ii'l-
DED LION CAMP MEETING.-BOARDR BY
Ee the meal. day o. week, on the m'st reasonable
terms AZ the large tent At ;he east corner OF the
grounds. Comfortable lodgings furnished: ,,
aue1Its MRS. ELLEN SMITH.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

OHEsT LOCKS AND HANDLES. FOR SALE
WM. II. BILLANY,
2l4 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-08-10

lN-For Terms, etc.. See Second Page.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07
Sa5rsaas pu6nque Soma, pienaas, oeu 4 aadr, 1876



rer Uerbreden in ben Nntlaseifanb ueries,
uerbe; $3.50 G1tr1g7ls aus
U BeidIofen, baB bas sesen bsiasten Bm.
W. Deltnap porIiesen6e 3eugniB dn ben
Suifbausi9uB pernieien iper6e, NIT ber
Weiiuns, Dbne unn6tbisen 9eitperluit bic
antloSe sesen beiasten Ism. W. BeItnap
81 erbeben ;pf'QsGIgg = ogi ,bn asi. !
Bef4Ioifen, bab Elm Nusi@uB pon fani
Wit9liebern bieies 0auies erndnnt ,ln6 an:
seuieien ,uerbe, ii1 iofort nor bic S4rans
ten bes Senats 3li ueriisen, bort BEN Be:
ia9ten Wm. N. Beltnap i'm Nane,t Ses
auteritanii@en Doltes f9uerer 9lmtsuerses
ben ansutlasen unb iene RSrperi1aft 5u
eriuden, bic ibr ansemeEen ideinenben
S@ritte in bieier anSeIesenbeit gu tbun. :"
0erielbe ,parb ansenommen, Der Suiti,.
ausi@ub anseIpieien bic Rlase 81 formulis
rem unb iie Dor ben Senat su brinsen. Is
wurbe cine game An3abl Geiesuoridldse
uon serinsem Sntereiie seuebmist, bic mir
lberaeben fSnnen. 7aa &,"H 1.1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

benz sSuneru Der SIrfei mirb berintet bos
Sic sewaltiame ginfibruua Der gfeformen
alutitdnoe ,ur Solae baben ,uirb. sos ar.
go aus auperIdiiiaen Auellen nil
maj, erfabren, bak cine t,,er I, r,euolutionare
geueauna BON BON arossr g.Seutuuo = unuers
u,tiSlid 1T. bisie aber nidt eber .als bei ben
ssopembsrpabIeu in scene osjest merSen
loa. Die @nttauiduna bee graiibentz
fbaftsdlpirdnts,, anb fraberen oberite,, Bes
feblsbabers Der Grn,ee, o@eueraI goriirio
Oias ioI ;ur l1n,uiriebenbsit ser gartsisn
geranlaiIunq asaebea baben ,ruei ooer brsi
meritauiide grouin,en iinS id5on in Sieiem
Wfomeut in offener saebelIion oeoeu bos
Commencement beariffeu,, audi in au,eren
sheileu Ses qouSes odbrt es, 10 bah bic uos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07
As.3iS ass ben teIsSrapb. yepefAra
Deuti9 9la nb.

Rindeu, 25. Jsb. Sn Der Nbses
orbnetentammer ertldrte beute Der Minis
iterprdiibent auf Befrasen, 8aiern wsrbe
bic uaabbdnsise Verualtuns ietner Giieus
babaen bewabren unO ii@ bur4 ieSes uers
faiiunssmdbise Usittel Der suiswiusuns
einss anberen giienbobnipitems bur@ bas
&ei9 uiberiesen. &t d. :'s .1da ; n..
2onbon, 26. Geb. Der vMasbeburs
ger 3eituns" sufolse bat bic in gIiaB: :2otbs
rinsen porseuommsne WaIts3dbIuus cine
Mbnabme pom 10000 Seelsn in Der 8e:
S6lteruns felt 1871 ersebea. sm ftdrts
fen mar Der Abfaq in 2otbrinse,,. '.'
% Berlin, l.. Rdrs. Der Ra.ier Fat
bas @eiu@ Arnim's um bic grlaubnib, uns
bebenist ieineu tranten Sobn in Berlin
beia@en au barfen, absewieien. auf Sas
Hesnabisunssseiu@ Der GamiIie Ses gras
fen 1T bic autwort bss Raiiers nod ui@t
erfolst. arnim mar auf ben 2l. Jebruar
uor bas ObertribunaI selaben woroen,
i&enste aber ber gorlabuns. Die ibm bur9
oe" 0eu'l@en eonlul ~ Gloren; 3useteut
'D0'os" ~a'' 'e'"e oeo@taas. Ue eea''s
S." .o."a"S." "s'0ea, 0aB o0s auspa'''ss
ss".' '!' a''"'.ass oes 9o@0er9a!es a"o Oct
oe'e'o'sun9 oes Sa'lers. oes Tarlfen S'ss
mo9o ano oes Auswdrf'Sen @mfes SsSen
W" e'9o'e" 9a'. .I--.. ..... -
So"oon, 2. Ttar3. yin Sele9ramm
%" oerln meloet, oaB DE NallernotD IN
OHpre"Ben tmmer me9r 3un'mmf. S'ele
petlonen l'no srfrunten. Der Sabn pon
polen ano aeorn oroef pou'se Serltorans.
. H.. SraHtret@. ,.s .-.n
YariS, 25. Geb. @n Der 8Srie berri@t
SroBe @afresuns infolse Sss plSsli4en u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07
Ausfdnoi(&e 2snnof6au.

o. U
Die ueberidwen, NJ uussn fans
cen bieies Sabr in europa frib an; lestes
Sabrwar es erit I'M Snni, Sab bic @aronne
,snb bic Donau bur9 ibren Austritt aus
benz 6lubbett lire llferseldnbe 10 fart
i&dbieten. Oieiesmal finb Is bic Bei9s
ieI, bic Donau unb bic glbe, bic 70 sroben
S&aben peruria9en. Die @ei&ielpa0er
ri&teten ben sr6bten S@abea int oberen
GIublaufe, im iOsen. 6arfentbum ~pleb,
Sehen seiammte Saooitsrense TN @ebiete
ienes tadif6en Strou,es liest, an. s@lims
mer trieb's bic i@6ue, blaue Donau. Sn
es StanSen ities fie nm IA SUB. Orei
unsarii&e Stdbte mubten am meiiten ba:
pom babeu: Die i9on sOrises Sabr 70
bart mitsenouu,enen S9weferitdbte Oien.
unb BubapsR unb bas am GinFuB ber
Maas in bic Douaa seleseae 2omorn.
Oort finb 0ersufe an Neni9enIeben q,
b.ttaseu. Am ibeliten bat bic gIbe ibren
anwobuer mitseipieIt. am 20. .. W.
ities iie, am "a. Sur@bra@ iie bic Ddmme
bel MaSeburs unb uerieste bic sau3e gbene
unter WaiIer. Sn S@5nebed bat Der GIub
80 ;3dufer nieberseriiIen; aus 600 mubteu
bic Bewobner fieben, DIE llria9en bic:
fer llebsrfutbunsen iinb in bem itarten II.
i@nepen S@metsen bet ina mdbrii9en unb
babmif@en gebrse aufsebauften sroseu
s@neemaiieu ~ iu9sn. Daau elm i9nsl:
lsr unb bSfer gissans unb bas llnbeil mar
fertia. ea Haig nu. l
= Ndbrenb man slaubt, baB i'm preu.
bii@eu 9anbtase nod In bieier Sisuns bas
geies gum Nntapfe Der Giienbabnen bur9
ben Staat porselest werbe, 1T in ber baie.
rif@en 3ammer bic Grtldruns bes ARini'
iteriums erfelst, bab es bic baierii@eu
3abuen ni&t an bas 0eei@ aboutreten &C.
wilIt fei. Au@ Sa@ieu Aeut fi4 benz
projeete feinbli@ sesenaber unb 70 ,uiro
pobl in ber eriten 3eit Der Nntauf piellei9t
auf bic preubii@eu Giisubabnen bei@rdntt
bleibeu, wena er lber6aupt aud bort ,u
Stanbe tdmmt, mas aud nod siemIid
;weifeIbaft III. Il m.,
Der baperii@e 2aubtas 1T wies
Der in @isuns. Die tatboIii@spatriotii&e
gartei bat es bur@seiest. Sab nur Ndn:
ner ihrer Jarbe ms Yrdi'bium sewdbtt
wurben. Hae Ansei4en Oeuten barauf bin,
bab bic satboIii@ patriotii@s Yartei benz
sesenwdrtisen Miniiterium ben Tebbebanb
i&ub abermaEs entseseni9leubern wirb, Il.
;par nit folder Rraft, baB ber 4Snis ent.
weber feline erbdrmIi@en Wsinifer entlais
len ober bic Rammer auhSisn muB. Oa
Der a0nis pon ieinem Wainiiierium ii9
bIinblinss leiteu ldbt, ,uirb es pobl su si.
ner &ammeraufl6iuns tommen. Nsnn
aber bas baperii@e Bolt feline gli&t tbut
unb no@mals cine tatbold@ patriotii@e
Rebrbeit na& Man@en i@idt- mas bann ?
@irb Der t6nisIi&e S@wa@matitus aud
sann nod bic Goatabnbeit babsn. ben
@anl&en Der BspSlseruns ieinsn Srostopf
entsesen3uiesena aaa
i. q
Bel gr0ffnuns Der irans0ii4en
Sammern am 8. Mdrs ioll. 10 uurbe in
elmer Yarteiueriammluns Der 9iuten bes
i&lonen, Der antras auf cine iOiortiss al.
semeiue Amneaie seiteut werben. Damn
foG aud iofort ber Antras seReat perben,
bab Der 8elassrunssauitanb aufseboben
werbe. Die semdbisten &epublitansr iinb
iebe@ Der Weinuns 3nen 8ssuabisunsss
ausf&ub ein,uiesen. Der nit weniser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-03-07

mad ,New 9aupibirs absebsn, UNI burd
bas S9weuten bes blutisen 2appems BIZ
wauteabeni Reiben uieber jum stebtn Az
brinssn iinS Inn bas alts Banner III i9aa:
rem. Die 9auptla9e aber 1T gelb, uni
.bieiss ftitSt aug Ser @abRahe bes rspu=
bIitanii@en 0sationaIs Greeutiueomites in
StrSmen na9 gaews0 s0ampibire. prg .
aOe erbefanRte gationaI5 5tonom Oas
o'0 y. sseus bdt es abseIebnt, BE bemOs
1'a',l@e osom'na''on 20 ma Illr pie our9 Den ao0
V'0 '',p'als"''a'en 'ar'%ea'9e' sa.1an'
WV o11u"s Wv u''''sA e0"s'.sD'p''s''
sDa sua:n" a9""..'.'asa - a'suaes@ea' vogppas''
ns'. .y.'"''o w.,0 etleaa'0' gOps' lus eea 40'
I'sn "D".' :, Ta"'' uu0y u't p.. 'au.s
Dus' a"' esasa u'oa'ass wv ap.'' "A oss
s.a''H0ss es. ~sal0.'a. e''Da91 ~e'0en. 5"
'.,a."' "O.sgnl@'e'0s" las' ;.s' @ ~eas ~ !:
~U.e a''.H DanOaamea!a's9an0lase cer ge'
a'0'ta1'e 2 l'a' 0'els prey: oaT'Se'0' ene Yes
i'.ue'amS NUT 81 Heoeaaes~sasa, aa0' s'ns
i0'~e s!"l@1an1ans eeF Ma91oefasa'lle
OCT oanoesreS'eruns, pap Is '9r nt9f sr'
!auOt W. !ar pas Uoll etmas au t1un, mas
oas $3.50. So't ls'olt t9an tan's 1no ' a,l9 sutaun
nO!ue"s w. aenH o'eles oH Vrun0lase
jug, De'@e O'e Oemuo1ranl@e p0t1es eea!s
Sa'aSe a"essfHnh oa"H y" a"O o'e'0e ~
e~ Aemo'ra'.' '.'4a in aaRta1
aa 2aS ben Observation-Disclosures
- 'h!'r ''a' 7 Seuat. y E.fh'
N @iliam Sdaron wsrbe ais Senator
sea ReyaSa einasidporen. Der ausidub
far Hei&ydntuns Ser glasaaben i&ldst Re.
buetton tes prdRbenteuaebdltes auf $25,.
600 por. Mnsenommen wurbe bei Der
Gubanbluns aber bic goranl&ldse iar bic
Militdrl&xIe hie pom 6auie empfoblene
Grb6b.na ter prefe eiIsreuasb bdlter unt ipds
ter mad ldnsvter 8erasbuns bie san,e Bia.
sur Deiterbau bss gtesierunssseb ebaubes in
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-07-20
GREELEY on TILDEN,

We call particular attention to
the article, Tilden as Ballot Box
Stnfer, and Horace Greeley's letter
to Tilden, in relation 10 Fraudulent
Naturalization and ballot box Stuff
ing. It will be seen that Tilden,
then Chairman of the Democratic
State Committee, prepared the way
for Tweed to carry the election OF
the State OF New York in 1868 by
adding Democratic votes enough in
New York to carry the election Of
the State. We hope every voter
will give the article including Gree
ley's letter a candid reading, and
then ask himself If he thinks Tllden
is the right man to be placed at the
head Of the Government.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-07-20
W, Fl, B, ON MINNIE MYSTIC,

We print in this paper another
communication of w. Ii B. on Min
ME Mystic, and in doing it we feel
constrained to speak in condemna-
ton Of what he says in the second
paragraph, which is as follows;
II say Her, for the person is eth
er a male in petticoats or female
Traveller. [ am inclined to the latter
as she is well acquainted with Dance
Houses and the melodies sung there
IN"
How does w. III. B. know that
Minnie Mystic is either a male in
pettieoats, or a female traveller? She
has no place said so in either Of her
communications. And how does he
know that she is well acquainted
with Dance Houses and the melodies
sung therein? She has not said so
in. either Of her communications.
One may have evidence that certain
verses are sung in Dance Houses
without any acquaintance with the
- oACO AAOuSGb VI WIJiA GuS LuClUUIGS
sung therein.
But aside from Minnie Mystic, who
is fully capable of defending herself
from the aspersions of w. III. B., the
paragraph is Objectionable in other
respects. w. Fl. B. assumes that
Minnie Mystic is well acquainted
with Dance Houses and the melodies
sung therein and from that assump-
ton inters that she IS female tray
'eler. Why female traveller Be
cause, in the opinion OF w. III. B.,
there is a similarity between the two
one is like the other. This is an
a8persioa upon every female traveller.
1t IL. W. B. does not know that wo-
man has right to travel alone, or in
company with another woman or a
gentleman, IS may suit her choice or
convenience, and especially in this
country, anc that too without w. III.
b. Or any one else aspersing her
character, it is time he did. Per-
haps W. Fl. B. may not have under
stood the full purport ofthe language
he used. But whether he did or not,
others understand it, and it is no less
Objectionable because he may not
have understood It. Altogether the
whole paragraph is unfit for pubhca-
ton, and obtains admission only be-
cause 1t is part of the communina-
ton.