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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-11
Ordinance No. 81.


An Ordinance concerning the running at large
of swine in the city OF Dodge City.
BE il ordained by the Mayor and Councilmen
of the city of Dodge City;
SECTIONI. That all swine running at large
within the limits Of this city are hereby de-
clarcd To he public nuisances.
SECTION H. II is hereby made the duty OF
the CITY Marshal, Assistant Marshal and police
officers of the city to take up and imponnd In
found running Mt large in said city, and to give
notice forthwith by posters ut two public places
within the said city OF the swine So taken up,
with q description of the same, and for the
owner OF owners TO pay charges for abating such
nuisance.
SECTION ILL., II the swine are not claimed
and the charges paid within i've days, the City
Marshal shall on the sixth day Sundays excep-
ted at a time and place mentioned in said
notice. proceed 10 Sell the same to the highest
bidder for cash, and after deducting from the
proceeds of such sale the amount OF all charges
which may rave accrued, including the ex-
pense of finding, keeping and advertising the
same; He shah pay the balance to the City
Treasurer for the use Of the owner of said ami
NAL or animals, and such Treasurer shall pay
the same out only upon the order Of the Mayor
and Council, and ii not claimed within one
year tho same shall be forfeited to the use Of
the city.
such animals shall be entitled TO u fee OF 50
cents for each animal impounded and Is cents
for each day il shall remain in his charge.
SECTfONV. Nothing herein contained so as
TO prevent drovers or other persons from driving
swine from one place to another within the lin
its Of said city, the owner or owners being re-
sponsible for all damages that may he sustained
BY reason of the driving OF such swine.
SECTION VI. This ordinance to be in force
and take effect on and after Sept. LIST, ls77.
Passed the Council August !, ISL.
Approved August eth, ISL.
Attest. Mayor.
E. +. CoLBORN, Clerk.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-11
A THING OF BEAUTY

A THING OF BEAUTY
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So remarkably large has been the demand for
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While the first edition was an elegant thing.
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-11
DELINQUENT TAX List.
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
DODGE CiTf, FORD Co., rs,

July 10, ISL.
Notice is hereby given that the taxes for the
year ls16, on the following described tracts OF
lands and lots, are now due and unpaid, and
that if the same is not paid before the LIST Tues
day in September, ls17, l will on that day at
the County Treasurer's Office, in Dodge City,
Ford county, Kansas, proceed TO sell so much
of each tract of land or lots may be neces-
sary TO pay the taxes for the year 1s76, and the
penalties and costs thereon.
A. Il. WEBSTER,
County Treasurer
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-11
Fort Dodge Items.


Monday last, and fine rain in the evening.
Colonel Lewis returned to the post on
Saturday morning last and resumed COM
mand.
Capt. J. A, Payne, A. A. Q. NJ, from
Camp Supply, 1. T., on duty here with
his Company t'.Br) returned from four
days leave to Fort Larned on Saturday
last. The Captnin was on visit to his
family, having left it behind when he
changed stations in June last
Company IF" 10Th Infantry Captain
Remington Is the only permanent COM
pany lett at the post. Company "a"
Lieut.. Vancel and Company ''B" Lieut..
PRynel are temporarily attached to the
post. and expect every day to receive
marching orders for Camp Supply, their
proper station. They still hold their
transportation. and the boys feel kind
of contented enthusiasm over the idea
of Billy Stewards train still remaining in
camp.
The Panhandle strikers, alias biscuit
tossers, alias kitchen mechanics, alias
herders, have as yet not succeeded in
u
striking their pan handles when Madam
is little ont of sorts; hut as sfrikists
they are as general thing success,sts.
The family of Mr.. Chas. II. Rhodes,
Wagon and Forage Master U. S. A.. ar
rived after q long five days trip over the
rolling prairie from Fort HAYS to this
post. 1t appears that they started at a
bad time-just after the late heavy rains
which swelled the streams SO that delays
in crossing them were suffered. especially
at Pawnee creek, where delay of two
days was consequent. owing to the rise.
Mr.. Rhodes. owing TO not hearing from
his family, started out with an ambu-
lance to hunt them up. but in few hours
drive, to the great Joy Of the entire party.
he met them safe. but considerably
wearied and fatigued. resulting from the
long and tedious ride.
The two companies t''B" 23d and &c"
18th Infantry are expected to arrive on
tomorrow. Thursday morning. They
were to leave st. Louis Tuesday evening.
Several hearts are palpitatinR and arms
practiciBg the emotional circumlocating
exercise in order that their arms may do
appreciatlSe duty In the embracing i'ne
when Johnny coihes h"'ne hioni 'nc
civil war."
Vbarra. OF Co.. is'h ihia"'ry'
went on q strike on SATURDAY iast' ne
Is gone where the "oodplhe '"ine'"
and strikers are at case foor oharri
took french iurioueh anu HAS oepai'eu
to section OF country at present un-
known to his trends.
We have team oil Marshaiis al the
post. Squire Marshall is the very gen.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-11
A. Il. WEBSTER,
County Treasurer.

TOWN LOTS IN DODGE CITY.
IF Sweeny, part lot 30 block Front st q Il
Mc(iafIagan lot Is block Locust st 345
j 4 Taylor, lot % block Chestnut st l6
L e jenkins, lot - block Chestnut st 2 IS
Laura G. jenkins, lot ~ block Locust st Il
John Tracy lot Is block Walnut st 6 30
sylas Maiiey, lot L. block . Locust st Is "a
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-11
81. p. NEISS,

Repairing done on short Notice In the very beeA
Manner and ut reassaable rates,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-08-11

Interest paid on time deposits. An usual facil-
titles extended to sustomer8.
z. b. PLUME, L. T. HERITAGE,
President. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
THE COURTS.

ANOTHER LITIGATION ABOUT AUTHORS RIGHTS.
In a suit by Augustin DAILY against Samuel
yrenc to restrain him from publishing Translation OF
yri;us Roseu's play "Ctronen" under the title of
Lemons; or Squeezing and Squeezed" a motion for
,o continuance of provisional Injunction pending the
uit was argued yesterday in the superior Court Special
form before Judge Freedman. The plaintiff claims that
he bought the exclusive right TO the play except at the
aruara Theater which is reserved for Ad Neuendorn
bo procured a copy from A. Entsch, theatrical agent,
,ler an agreement with julius Rosen to pay him a
vsltv Tho defendant claims that the play has be n
bshed in Berlin with leave Of the author and that tho
b, IN translate has thus become common to all There
are a least two copies OF the book now in America-one
tror, which NeaendOrf made his translation. aud ono
tom which sidney Rosenfeld made the translation for
MI French
vcs argued by exJudge Dttenhoefer for the defeu-
son that printing and publication by the authors con-
80. eorld not be a partial publication 1t must he com
go. o- notIipg He distinguished hctwecu this ease
III mn of The Danichcis in that there 10 publ
,, hoS-D i'm the latter ease while here there was an
oonthoriz.d puhicaUOn Moreover. the plaintiff showed
10 r,anuscrpf from the author and authors right de
cr9rd ON thc possession OF original authors manu-
Ut There could he right Of exclusive translation
4. vas claimed that the printing was In peculiar
I'm FOR M Entsch, and only O facilitate the disposition
~ arp rights and that the night did not depend on the
,nuscrlp but on the authors intentions Decision was
r1soryed stephen On appeared Tor the pialntiu A j.
Tfftenh hoefer Tor the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

En- smP5 g. JnS Ss s an4nn SSs a
Nudge AZ. PUG; smith AIT Webb; Petsel agt Wright
ast r'e sullivan eScs and dS i9 Efanted
Superior Cowt-SpecidI Tcrm-By Judge Freedman.
ordered agt TI1me Ref ordered; memo
SO oos Tie Mutual LIE Insurance Co. ssI Davis
ThS S2 oon P fcr Judgment mast be DENIED mcmoTandan
SehhaIdi aEt LnkeTs et a.; TIE SeT1 ork Le nslfco @
ordered Phyfe agt Acknowledgement for plaintiff on de
costs Loehsein agt Haverty al Cunningham ast The
nam ct al ast. van Ripper ct sl-Cjrders granted
sHtoS ssffed and pans S amendments al
General Ter-By Ch!ef,fustco Curt, and Judges sedg
wick and speiraay agt schuyler-Moton 70 dismiss ap
peal denied with costs
Common Pleas-Gerr~l T1m-Bv Chief-Justice
c. p Day and Judges vsn HoescD and J. p. Daly-Cohen
o @ a' a an Nn o ag e. o51sy @ IN fh bis % court S ne
o. % agS1aen @ 6 Tor !E9 Go219 m & Peas General ie cHo' O'
RstreSce orc-esy Hems arr eitbSehoTier on lie
murrer settled. spngarn 60 al sgt Levy ct asee memo
agt Philips three cases Matter OF LuekOws, HOFFMAN.
sSprc3 & aHd ~ Se g,ea and de-
cree OF divorce Granted e. p%in scneGese as of
Complaint dismissed with costs Phnuix agt Dupuy-rhe
seency of the affidavit was decided by The ud-e who made
the remedy by appeal from the order application TO
the judge by whom il was granted motion dehied' "4ou
By Chief Justice c P DaIy-Matrer of Gee &c.-Appca.
ton granted order must accorflnce with the
form bed by the practice Of the court and which e
court will communicate.
Marine Court-Chambera- Justiee McAdam.-
Rosslter agt Hencken.Opnion died Bel aet HcnsGer i
This proper Tor granting leave 70 bring ~ expert
mental denied schroeder agt Hoss ran
ney aCt. LCtcnsten.-l hlca Bow aEt Lc.y,i
Brockwy art IIotson RnDhius aet Hay granted
Hatch AIT Defendant discharged fTOm arrest
Observation-Disclosures Oi attorneys cf"r ro b'st
agt Roach-prsoneT discharged under tJurieonday acl
Rice agt for examination set aside Goldman
ag St. john Rosenberg (arr1nE0i dg'; Fersu-
SON CoJnpaints dismissed. Cernowsky aSt Jac0ns CJ
Bailabe attachments N0OTis aCt H1yS-PT0cee
incs dismissed. katz agt tz.-DiscOatiIuancc ao|tl
without SpH2arn agt- Davis IS caseDeteIdah ny
charged. SChoenau GrOesOeck. k.Atachhnent Faciiel
Loans ast Do0g.-Defau opened on usual terms tseo
papersl
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
JUDGMENT FOR THE MUTUAL LIFE

Judge Westbrook in Supreme Court, Circuit, yes
tcray gave for the plaintiff in The suit Of the ntuai
Life Insurance Company against am Penn Howland and
others Howand had mortgaged an island Ia the Seneca
River FOR slUOOco when foreclosure suit was begun
mt n the defense Of usury and being beaten carried The
case 70 the Court Appeals VIM Jones and Charles kTAen
Dali becoming MS The judgment in the case was
alort 100000. cement made by Nj Palmer
counsel or company, with three gentlemen tAat tAey
s,d nav $4,000 down the taxes arrears. and coo
wear thereafter when 70 fully paid The Judgment
,hud re assigned them. II aerwaIr decided TO have
the <Is sale proceed ald 20 take deed from TIE 9nerh
property bought n by MI sIDey ior s'-vo e"'
inc deficiency Of S5I GJ7 a. This -uit for the deficiency
and is defended By Cf suretes, Nj krkcuGall
re westbrook that Mr Palmer lad power as attor
uc company make such agreement and hat Il was
10, and complete but eTecutorg and Therefore as h"
Sale fell through did release the defendant He directed
verdict Cor tc plaintiff Sjs,, ,23 - MI Coggsvel ap
,esr,d io The plaintiff r. C. steel fOs the defendant hHAen
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

James Finneu was arrested on wednesday by an
Cce of nc ~cirv FOR NE Prevention of Cruelty 20 Al nal
flr oGe7 lcr sale horse which mad the Ranfrs FluntH
VAS held al the YOrkviue Pol ce Court IN $500 bau.
At the Washington Place Court yesterday John
LrcauJn for aullug Michael Higgins oi NO 90 Leo
SATURDAY, night tTeeuWCb-t and r0ning hin pl -
Led ~ I'D a.. Fanny tEItis for stealing shcgde
woTt slJ MIS-. L1lDtIn Lew Ol NJ ia
Wet Isrtv-cighfh.st.. was held ~ $1,000 bail
Al tne Iorlville Police Court Yesterday James
SIih William Kcoer, and JohD O'IAaiy, l0d2erh at t.e
Union hOus.. So 4G5 tOurtlaye were hrpuS.L mp p IIe
charge ~ steal so i money aud ganJ.t; ei1i7 !o.
lie clerks csr!y yesterday morning. TIC uR.S ana
soDs ~ Tie money found Tie room o ~ui sl'o IS =
CltlCfoi ~ 0 Fourth Ic1f and De- Nde committee -Oi
t.ai The Otltls alO drivers, we're ilscAar'Od
= the Iomb> Police Court Yesterday John VNciu,
icr stealing quantity OF property. cDlsntie oi AaWsef
g. ropes, 0t uiI valued at -J' ifou il' hile u-
gusta at Per s. River bci'lsng o. Robert Blake
la.f Vas aciill default $1,000 bal kehtri heiutr
80 o so 10 Water for obtaining 300 - from "'r-
@-hrl oi Nu- aud Wooster ~ Tor a giiHiif OF we
CONNER Ia! article veil Known 10 druggists pretending tiiai
Nas Zee Nm was htd toi eA@ulAatl"'
At the E>,rX Market Police Court Yesterday
20 Don ac- aud Theodore. alias Dorc Ware. ch2Isr
VIA ldur % lsAt assault Frank J. hlrv of Ne. o
Hsest the effects 81 Nici NJ .Ieh on tn-
SyhMs gHrIHg committed without Dal4-.'AN ~
PIE Tor ping disI, pu'a0r h0us" SO No l15 Caa'l
sa larrs Martin proprietor ot tle Manhei an 1OASt -
- 4ohtET, t.usUn-sl FOR similar ohcac Wrl ich
,,ued 90 furnish bail IA $1,000 Martin 10 already held on
s"v e.I44.4 CHARGES.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
THE cALIFoRNIA FoReRR ARRMeNED.

Application was renewed yesterday TO Judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers for the release
~ A. Bacslock who was arrested a telegram from
san Francisco. Assistant District-Attorney Russell
stated that further kilograms had been received charging
Dlackock forgeries to the extent of $4,000 Tho
psoers counsel protested earnestly against OBTAINING
man so long mere telegT1ms, and Judge Lawrence
seemed inclined to take the same view, but MI i'IaSeA
promised 20 have papers in due form TINS morning ana
HE Judge adjourned the ease 70 10 a. N. today.
At the Tonbs Police Court yesterday, BlacklOcK vas
arfiguCd on charge of forging notes on the Bank OF
British North America amounting TO SlI,OUJ nc Vas
committed in default OF $4,000 br 10 await the requS
ton OF the Governor OF California.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
DEcI.IONr-MARcH z.

Sarrea< Court Chaa6c,s-By Judge Lawrence-
SelAs egt MARKS Kahn agt EbefharGt Palmer AT baY
Aa l2iidl SAVINGS Institution AIT hoi1nan same AT
.tte irOIgeu ss.r PCTpgO AL PER- ei'Iifit'i a.
S9hIl rrf simpson ggt. Conner - tdes riAi,s
.Lb agi y X ilcyMeUOrtuoua Goa COUNSEL t5Nith Fi.
aitileTN iluI-Ioii. Giin sad Ctl,ra seL IaL A-
lah-ilon required IN the matter %: Conway ahss "a
~ plosc ortrt must be -unpIcd toibaleltl Lsa at
a.Duuce o. i've pr cens o. the 'n a. @ it5
slaAL7 % tle piatn In the matter ~ Tie t"hp
tAt Guardian saving, iusl it4uOu-l dthIc 10 nave
culY ~ the order which u ~ imposed L. Vacate
diffy AT HendrIKsoH canet, IL 0riOD, ne
We 10 u hour denied. Judd agt udd.l Nani W
oN Nto ihc commissioner u whom 70 ~ yt"po@ed 10 senf
80 ~ soH Former agi. FOFner-ii) u thlH ease an
% a publication appears b. have been Granted bil "hth
h. n" e'. Dot appear: ~ there II no PROOF @I nc Pno,
e o. ie SUMMONS guGer tAe oIfsr tol tne gnlsi ai
iot u ilc state q Cai.t mia made Fcb z lh1 ana
eots h0t appear Thai weeks and twenty caFs hAVr
sed sict such service l4) the papcfa 40 NOT $40" aIy
s , 70 al order Of re.ofencei % the copy 0lsr sub
~, W Ieslongt " my previous lclndsAaupl -
w. ue order therein called for; application deledL
Int agt Hubbard. - Irrespective 0t uic qursilon
S.eAtr This motion " preElaiurely maze II must be
On account Of def cts the papers Of both parles
tAe moving sGayiL appears 10 zVe been yei1he4 De
w. he pialnn attorney, which Irregular e The ala
h ants attorney tie Gate Of the service OF tbe
LDi II M i4l ~ not verified Tic motion may ne ntwed
49,, ~ present denied without CASTS HubOe sgt oh-
4 = itaAa Insurance Company EaIl agL he-ieyi CAen
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
P4SSENGERS ARRIFED.

FROM PORT.AUP PRINCE, Sch steamship Etna, Narch
s-P b Mniica. Louis O'Ijrien o. p. Hanin, John NC
Aynan, o. Sinclair =. \. Lane C. Peneroz ~ Aarhs T. '"
Derlvsllne, \ Cans g. NurIlllo.
FROM HAVANA-I stsdIgshiD Cttg Of Vera Cruz, AHrh
gI0hn pTaEd and wife. Miss Annie Murray. robert M
Nirs II G. COdwsc. Jacino Costa John o. WiLe Jesse "
St1rr IIcnry NJ Martin T. Terry, Capt VIM IL BID
.On. Pedro Martinez, Juan Maria ARurrG fENn
Frankan JOhn McD0nad. A. McGnne-s, JOsrph Dunent,
Eugene Lewis Serraglin, Wallace Ackley, Augustus
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
PART III.-SrNNOrT. ].

PART III.-SNSOrTJ j.
short Cruses l9llg.. .Grandin agt Raben-
9l6O Magic ageArnOid ct al - stem, &c.
9IGs Ueyn1D at Rinds- 92f4 WOOliey agt. Lee.
kgun gnO7 Wood ct al. agt Gates
o1s7 Sch.ha art GIeiu and gO45 Vermilye and
ano agt. Nedder.
1901. Brown agt. Jones' 9Vll BuIr agt L4lpf.. A..
oOTi Schafer agt smith OIL .Ic Cour agt Dyett
800 Mahou stOngit0n. gll& Anbeim Ast Deltl-
G0i0 ThOTnlin ag Sic 500. -Murldy ast I'sOcIuS'
brecht
GENERAL sE-SONs-PART l.St
berg felonOns assault and battery Iheooie Mee, ,
COtties, burglary; william MeTson, John taimer JOnh
Charles Morris. william II. Cassidy henry AgeIt, -,
FINLEY Thomas Carroll grand larceny Angene Anges Pet
larceny Fritz KEEPER assault and Datteryi JODh AihS 'V
Carpenter receiving stolen goods. ,,-.tou,
PART II.-GHDERsLEEyE. J-Frankn MInE Iao.,
assault, battery; Jsmes RountY, J0hn wilson
Green Gallagher. burglary Robert Baek eri
NOrtvick Maud Burnham grand larceny; John H. Nlcknn
Francis Besseanet receiving stolen goods; MARY Nm hey
petit Larceny; Henry Nesbt Mary Bayer assault Ahu oAei9
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1877

yesterday. The Dakota supposed be uuinured the sail
ing vessel much damaged.
LONDON, March s.The swedish bark Prima Capt Krook,
which here the 9Th inst fbm Wilmington, " g,
lost her deck load. The American bg q Nash, which
went ASHORE at FshguaTd Feb 22 but or viii be sold
with her cargo
ifor Latest Ship Ne,cs see Fifth Page
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
wTvIATURR ALMANAC.

sun rise. 500 sun .ets . Col Moon rises. BAT
Hi-H wAITR rHI- AA IN
SANDY Hook 3.22 Island 3J3 heb " tcfFy- O'-
huH rHIr DAY 4. " M
HOOK tsi1nG asa Hell o. Ferry- DO
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

When you see young fellow standing on IN
n corner with far-away oOs in hia eyes and Dit OF
varn on each OF the last fingers OF his nand You may
he olerslv sure thai he has Just begun Keeping house
and tbat he Ia mutteriuz TO himself, ChOpping bowl,
eggs clothes nethats the thumb and nrst TWO nSers
Now what did zhe want the Otner two hngersf
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
Snles on Aurtlon

A UCTION NOTTCE.-This day at l0' > o'clock,
4 It Metropolitan ~a.rsrJums. itn-lye, 2jtlst.
HOUSEHOLD FrhSiTJ RI, viz: Pa.lnr suits. p. W.
Chamber suits BOos Gases, Piano, Carprt aCnc ctc etc
T.. DINGEE Aucuonerr.
MARSHAL' SALE.-By virtue of an execu-
~ expose fOr sale FRIDAY the niat1 day OF
March gl Oclok the forenoon. at 3i5 Fourth ave-. a
right. interest Of MaTgar-t Merritt AMI william
Crowley IN and u c stock fixtures, fIrui aL lease IA "a
loon and mousse 3lS Fnurthaye.
GEORGE J. SMITH. Auctioueer and Marshal
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
EectHres luo tileetlnas.

COOPER UNfON-FREE LECTURES for the
- People N the GrclG Hai 1T p N; SATURDAY; Aarch
10 the lecture vii delivered by Prot q. l. BA tkEt "
paiadepnl, on "MAGNkrO- ELECTRICITY" wI,h Illus
JfsflOna experiments.
TcEo. gratis Office O the Cooper UD.Cl,
and az NOstran,ls Bookstore % MIiravsr
~ :. HEWITT,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
Gelp Uanteo

WANTED-A competent man tO take charge
w OF advertising depaltm n OF monthly Magaznc
Address stating experience &e T. n D., Box l612 n y
WANTED-A young woman TO DO general
w hOusework for family OF two be Wiling 60
tho country Apply after $50 top fiat, i57 West
43d-sf.
(yANrED--To do the work of o private
~ family. aud his wife, mother and dagater
Protestants uoObection 10 cOlOred help
try opposite CatsAis Address - - Cayerack COLUMBIA
County y. X.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
Gotels.

IRAVD ROT-IEEArD HOTEL, Broadway,
Fiftv ninth 81. aud Central PARK. vas Opened NC.
"A urstciass FAMILY Hotel Prices MODERATE Fit sin'
Restaurant.
.-FV V-FEGLAND HOTEL.-LOdgIngs, 0Oc.;
90, I,t .rl- rooms for gentlemen only weekly f29
81. Corner BOWrry and BlydIfLst.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
gte eream.
Corroratlcu Notlces.

DROPOSALS.-PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH
ING 5.OGO BARRELS Of FRESH BURNT PORT.
LAND" CEMENT viii b" received by the Department o.
Docks III ami il9 Duanest, ul March It. 1871 az u
O'cilck For full particulars The City Record, for sale
at No. city Hal.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09
Doar0 alIo Rooms.

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM and extension,
will second GG0T AID single lOOEi. with BOARD
no MOVING, references. @1i W.st Eleventh ST.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

-GOEPP. J.
sS2I. .JunkeT et al. agt. Ger
hold.
5000. FarnhaIn agt. Hays
S4S3. DOwling dFi. Curr4e et
IL.
9O59. Schaller agt Schmidt
Il al.
gO5s. .Eckhardt agt- bUEnen-
kaIup - al
gO6O. Oswald agt. GutWeiier.
sI.4 Holensr agt Hotener.
sO32 The Rock Valley Paper
co. agt Binps ct Al.
New-York tribune., 1877-03-09

~ MACDOUGAL-oT.- furnished and un
IL furnished ROOMS to LET, with BOARD also table
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-12-27

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It removes all eruptions, itching
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becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
yigor, preventing badness, and MAX
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, Md, State AssayEr
of Massachusetts, says, "The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and /
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price One Dollar.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-12-27

At the semi-aunual meeting Of Mil
waukee District Convention, held in
Hanover st. Congregational Churh
Milwaukee, Mr.. Frank 7. Lee and Mr.
Jonathan E. Bissell, graduates of the
Yale Theological Seminary, were, latter
due examination satisfactorily sus-
tanned, ordained as ministers of the
gospel.
The services of ordination were con-
Quoted on Tuesday evening, Dec. is.
Invocation and Scripture Reading by
Rev. Fl. G. Hitchcock, Pastor.
Sermon by Rev. G. W. Nelson, of
WauWatosa.
Ordaining Prayer by Rev. T.. Clapp.
Charge by Rev. Simeon Gilbert, of
Chicago.
Right hand of fellowship, Rev. II. 9.
Hitchcock.
Benediction, Rev. J. E. Bissell. Mr..
Bissell is preaching at Highland Park,
Ill. Mr.. Lee is a young man from
Kenosha, who goes to a position on the
staff of the Congregationalist, Boston.
Christian Statesman.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1877-12-27
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE.

The Tax Roll of the City of Kenosha
for the year 1877 is now in my hands
for collection. Payment may be made
to me at the Council Room on or after
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1877,
until the last Monday in February
IT'S, at which time all unpaid taxes
will be returned to the County. On all
taxes paid on or before the first Mon
day in January next, I will deduct the
five per cent added thereto for collec-
ton. ANDREW SCHOFFEN.
City Treasurer.
Kenosha, Dec. 7, 1877. 28w6