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A HANDSOME INCOME FOR AN ENER.
GETIC LADY OR GENTLEMAN,

The OHIO Scale Works OF Cincinnati
have just completed and are now Introduc-
Ing to the public handsome finished lam
lily Scale, an article that ha, always been
needed ip every household, and in a com.
munication addressed to the publishers OF
this paper the prOprietOrs ask us to refer
them to some reliable party to introduce IL
for them to the people of this county. 1t
Is very seldom that new article steps
so suddenly into universal favor, House
keep ers are loud in its praise; tt is always
ready; there are no weights t1 get lost or TO
be hunted upiS reliable and will not get out
of order. The description of them is a band
some base surmounted by a column in
which works spiral spring 80 scientific
ally adjusted AS to weigh anything up to
twelve pounds with perfect accuracy. On
the top of the columa is the platform
Cn which The articles to be weighed are
placed; and they have an adjustable indi-
Gator, so that you can take the tare of any
vessel you may use in weighing, giving
you the exact net weight Housekeepers
at once see their value In weighing fruits,
sugars, and other ing iedients used in pre-
serving, cooking, ect., or In testing the
weights OF purchases from others.
The Scales are made of all brass, are
full manner. They are very attractive and
Ike the eye OF every one sees them.
IL seems to us that nearly every family
in this county will want one, and Is GER
tainly rare opportunity for some smart
and energentic party TO pick up quite
months. The Company has IN counties
who are easily making from S5 to Sc per
day b selling them, and we would re-
com mend parties in need OF employment
to drop the OHIO Scale Works, No. 125 and
l2l Central Avenue, Cincinnati, o., a pos
tai card, and all Information ect will be
cheerfully given them by mentioning our
paper. feb-3t
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Appropriations A for the Della
ware.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-In the House
Committee on Commerce, to-day, appro-
pratons for the Improvement of the
Delaware and Schulkill rivers were con-
sidered The amounts allowed were
S50OO0 for improvements of the Della
ware in the vicinity of Trenton; 500, 900
below Bridesburg S25, 900 for Cherry
island Hats, and So 600 for Wilmington
and the ice piers at Chester. The bill
will not be reported for some days, and
these amounts may be somewhat chang
ed, but 1T is now evident that the aggre-
gate amount appropriated for these
works will not exceed S2OO.O0O
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fign Telegraphic Sum mary

sIdent Greyy sent his inaugural
'ee to the French Assembly yes'er>
NJ. Gambetta delivered his inau-
address a, president of the Cham
Df D puties-It is said the new
,h cable company propose only to
a wire from the Anglo-American
Company-Princs Leopold, the
chld OF Queen Victoria, will enter
hurch OF Standardization Of
Imports is urged in Germany
plague Is supposed to have reached
'aiy-rhe Pleuro>pneumonia has
'F1A among the cattle near Liver
-oNll war is threatened in Sa-
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The NIilIard Concert.

The second concert of the present sea-
son by the Millard Club, of the city, was
given at the Grand Opera House, last
evening, and as usual attracted an audi
ence that filled all the seats and occupied
all the available sanding s. room. The
lady members Of the club Joined the male
voices on this occasion, and Prof. e. b..
Rhoads welded the Dir ctor's baton with
his usual skill and grace.
The solos comprised "lnfelice, y
from .Ernani," by Mr.. A. S. Boyer, of
New York s'Robin's Return" by Mr..
". w. Lobdell; Little Jacks Yarn"
by Mr.. G. I. Howell, and Largo al
Factotum," from the opera of the
"Barber of Seville" by Mr.. Boyer.
Each solo was splendidly rendered, and
the audience heartily demanded an encore
from each.
The Either solos of Herr Bissnger, of
Reading, Pa, We're received with great
favor and loudly applauded. ! he either
is string instrument, a sort OF compro-
mise between harp, banjo and guitar,
which is laid upon the table and operated
by the hands. The music it produces is
peculiarly clear and sweet, and unusually
meIodious. Herr Bissing RS selections
were '.Reverie de Concert" and "lm-
promptu Capricio," the latter winding up
with a few strains from "Grandfather's
Clock" which stopped as short as that
famous time-piece. Both selections were
warmly encored.
The other choruses were "Farewell to
the Forest" "The Long Day Closes"
and .sCalm be thy Slumbers," which
were all rendered with spirit and effect.
A quintet, "Blow, Gentle Gales was
also charmingly rendered. Altogether
the concert was a successful affair, and
added largely to the many warm friends
of the Millard Club in his city.
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New Castle Letter.
New CASTLE, Feb. z,

NEW CASTLE, Feb. Z, 1879.
The fair at the NJ. 4. Church was large
lly attended and the receipts bid fair to be
large.
Mr.. Bright was unable to attend the
session of the Lew Court yesterday, ow-
ing to injuries received by fall at the
Court House steps. Mr.. A. Silver acted
as president.
-, The lamp post destroyed by the team of
L. L.. Talley. has been replaced.
work will begin at the woolen mill
next week
An extra service of meetings is being
held by the Baptist congregation in the
Court House
VIM Davidson has closed out his segar
store on Delaware street. 1t will be re-
opened some time soon by w. Barnes.
Ex-Sheriffs Armstrong and Richard
son were in town yesterday.
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BOytOn Swimming in Ice-COId
Water.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, February 6.-Cap-
tain Paul Boyton commenced his trip
down the Allegheny river from Oil City
to Pittsburg, at II o'clock tins morning
and expecls to reach here some time to-
morrow afternoon. The temperature of
the water is one cegree delow freezing,
but there is little ice in the river. Ho
will be accompanied down the river by
sleighlng party largely composed Of
members of the press.
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'i tR> are sometimes compelled
very rapidly, and it is not IN
,"'' mat eompositors are puzzled
'''lF wills to decipher their words.
a'''oI aliord to make corrections
! .uelelore' necessary for corrres-
''.' anu reporters to write plainly,
'NP'e' Their letters to be printed
rately.
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,a a,''y with which colored chill
|seboo, earned to read and write since
hr r''ls ,' m have been opened to them 'js is
|e hi,h,n "''es1on Ne'os and Courier
|ear o",y 10 creditable. The children
tneiu n 10 have a passion for learn,na
rarents are justly proud oftbeir
! to amea'S' a,tans Forty-four whites are
|ools, agains. s.' south Carolina public
ldr.n e@,ist .n, every fifty-six colored
i. in tho 'asre a.sr is difference of 1a ne,
b per .. csn. attendance, with differences
'en'' In the population.
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The Auditors Report.

A Birds Eye View Of the State Findn-
ces, ds Conducted for the Past Year
by State Treasurer Giles.
Special Correspondence OF the Gazette
DOVER, DEL, Feb. I, 1S79.-Copies
of the last Annual Report of State Au-
ditor Pratt were laid upon the desks of
the members of the Legislature yester-
day. 1t is all interesting financial docu-
ment, and one that is remarkably COM
prehensive In all its details. 1t will
doubtless be read with interest, and the
detailed accounts show that the finances
have been conducted in a careful and
discriminating manner that will give
unanimous satisfaction.
Below is the sum total of the years
receipts and expenditures, together with
the amount remaining in the Treasury
applicable to different purposes
The total receipts for the year ending
Jan. II, 1879, amounted to sos, ,972 30
Total expenses for the year
ending Jan. IA, 1s79.... 196,66l 26
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Wilmington NJ arkets.
Indications for To-Day.

pr'aq ,ccather during The day, preced-
| jg' W0U near The coast during Tie
b., ruth light norMeriy 10 westerly
\ using barometer and no decided
"a temperature.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-07

LII STREET YEsTERDAY.-The
market was fairly active and gen
Mgher. Government bonds were
9'dteS lower and railroads strong.
on call was easy at l % per cent
'''eN al per cent.
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bryant Literary Society.

The following Officers Of the bryant
Literary Society (of Rugby Academy
were elected yes s'erday afternoon:
Presidant-Wm. Z. Hastings.
Vice President-John IL. Banning.
Secretary-Edward A. Ryon.
Treasarer-Frank w. PiersOn.
Librarian-Frank O'Byrne.
Sergeant-at-A at-Arms-George B. Ki'tin-
ger.
Critic-Dr. Sam'l w. Murphy.
Editors of Bryant Record-Clarence
Robb, Ii. Lay Murphy.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-07

t1grnor |., Vance has pardoned the on.
,.'' WV" IN the North Carolina peni.
\. f,r ~ .'e was under ten years. sen.
lr.aI '"''Sianghter. The Governor
! n ,a,' apoi The paper :-"I take pleas.
raconls, ay,ns that l sign the pardon in
|jna ~ sl''lon of the good and law.
nrina unaracter of our Jewish citizens,
ba', The first serious case ever
6at na w my notice on the part of any
The daily gazette., 1879-02-07

montreal Fitness remarks:-"Fol-
\, "'e example Of her royal mother,
"'S's The Queen, who in cases of
'elhg born in her dominions,
n "' p parents tS, her Royal High
MN,l ,'''cess Louise has presented
.1u''y' of this city, whose fine
F"s have already received consider.
'''e'''ion, with the same amount
The daily gazette., 1879-02-07

Look to your interest, pounds OF roast
g coffee for Is cents al CrIppen's stores,
No 3 West Third street and No, East
Second street.
The daily gazette., 1879-02-07
M. 4. Il. A. Meeting Tonight.

Miss Emily Webb, the philantrophi,t,
Ex-Mayor Valentine, William d. Sparks
ard others will address the NJ. S. r. A.,
meeting tonight. IL. W. Morrow pre-
SIDES and will offer sundry attractive
features. G early if you want a seat.
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M A r RTEb.

MI AR IEIE1-
LANTZ-DENN NIS-On the 4th inst, at
the home of the br de, in this city by
Rev. j A. b. Wilson, Mr.. Irwin Lantz OF
Junata Co Pa, to Miss Tillie Dennis,
OF this cltv.
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|,.vciaI and'COm nercfai.

v,,xISoroN. Del, Feb I. 1879
:, stock quotations fnrnished oy
Co.. Clayton House hulding
,ne,ou, Del, at IL M. to-day
rnry DIIpTA ATIONS.
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|RST EDITION.
|EALi) & CO..
l,xxCRs 4 BROKERS.
.Sn DEALERS IN

poNDs. LOANS, MORT
10 = COM NJ ERCIAL PAPER.
roN uoUSE, WILMINGTON, DEL.
L., Coupon. and General Collec:
ricsets to and drafts on Great
and o,her parts of the world.
iyd
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Excess total for two years. .
ss2,29t "a

The above is a general statement. A
summary of all the expenditures of the
State, showing the sums expended in the
different departments is given below:
Expenses of judiciary salaries $4,000 60
Expended In paying interest and
In the redempt on of bonds. 1G3,4i0 90
Expended In interest on Della
ware COLLEGE bonds. 7,41o co
Expended for Law and Equity
Reports Observation-Disclosures. 1000 90
Expenses of Executive Depart
ment, including salaries of
Governor, Secretary OF State,
Att 20 rney g en- eral, State
Treasurer, Auditor of Ac-
counts, and superintendent of
Free Schools ......................... 9.I55 90
Expended Tor printing and pub
II hing Laws s................... 1,OO6 95
Expenses of Legislative De-
partment t................. 1892 Al
Stare Library expenses. ...... 5000
~ penses on Capitol..a"......... 90 50
appropriation 10 Sugar Beet
Commission. $50 90
ralauc , In the Treasury. 1871 81
1 y un
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The Indebtedness of the State is shown
to be 1914 900, as follows:
Amount of bonds outstanding
and due Jan. /, 18S5............. &547 600 90
Amount of bonds outstanding
and due Jan. /, 1890. ............ 30, coo 90
Amount of bonds outstanding
and due Ian. /, 1898. ... III, ,Ooo 90
Amount due the School Fund. 21,e0O 90
The amount due the State from ditfer-
ent sources secured by investments for
the year is 81 ,2lS ,227 a.
BY reference to the schedule of allow
ances and appropriations made by the
The daily gazette., 1879-02-07

Below is given a similar summary OF
the receipts from the general sources: |
Balance in the Treasury Jan. IA,
1878. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S38 ,655 4b
For Licenses sold other than for
School Fund nd................. 5l9'947
State Tax from Counties. ....... 3i,t99 10
Tax from p, w. Il b. Railroad. 10000 90
Interest from junction d Break
water Railroad. ad................. 2i,OOO 90
interest from Breakwater and
Frankfort Railroad ....... 4,74 90
Tax from Banks................... 1880 40
Dividend from Banks........... 1865 81
collateral Inheritance Taxi. 800 95
From Fines from Consts Dles d
snerlfs ....................... 2.7io25
Fees from Commissions ......... 70s rs
From Fire insurance Compan's 800 90
Capitation Tax from Railroads 694 SO
From School Teachers CertIfi.
Gates. ...................... 1876
xcess In Bank belonging to the
State ,.,..,............... t692
500 972 90
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NEW ADV VERTISEMENTS.

WANTED. D.-Sltuation by respectable
w colored man as waiter in q private
family or to attend TO horses. Call or ad
dress, 800 Tatnal street f-b5-3t*
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VEGEIINE
SAFE AND SIRE.

Mr. L. K. Stevens: IN 1872 your Vegetine
was recommended TO me, and, yielding to the
1t the time was suffering from general debili-
~ and nervous rrcstrstion, superinduced by
overwock and i.'osulsr habits. Its wonderful
strengthening and curst;ve properties seemed to
affect my dc5ilitated system from the first dose; ;
snd under its persistent use l rspidy y recovered, {,
gaining moro than usual health and good feel
ing. Since then I have not hesitated to give
Veee.ine ny most unqualified endorsement, as
being safe suEo ard powerful agent in pro-
noting hcnitn and restoring the wasted system
10 new life and energy. Vegetine is the only
medicine use; and as long as live I never
eypect 10 find better. Yours truly,
W. Il. CLARK, 40 Monterey st.,
Allephsuy, Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-04

EDUcAT1.S BETTER THAN WEALTH Par
erts begin to realize the fact tha! ths children
must be educated, in order to hold their post
ion in society. There ID q tendency strong as
The Growth srd Development o. the physical be-
ing, III It the mental and moral powers Of tao
child must be cultivated.
We state that which The exper3zca OF every
man confirms when Ue say that q! honorable,
even ipncraat ard unl9itarot parents, take 2rea.
prize in the education Of their children. re"
sacrifices sIo too great, when thereby such II
| boon is TO be secured.
The changeless purpose. the unts2Sng Z2ai,
tho laborou. End Cf.en painful effort, the gener-
ous noble, unselfsh self'sacrhcs, win which
this cherished object il pursued by ell classes OF
society, even the hunlb!es!, rises TO height o.
sub!imity second oaly TO that of the impulss
| which GAUGES the mother TO dcTota ner "hoie
beirg-every power and sll hostreng,h o! mind
and body-even life itae!t- to the protection ana
woll being cf ber offspring.
! The fruits Of yesrs of aaxlou, toll sad pslatll
labor are freely dedicated 10 40 education OF
their children Why i3 this?
There can be but one answer. l. is because
| of the impression, deep seated and lnersdieso.e
| that educ ,tion confers great advantages upon
the child and fits it not only the better 10 enjoy
life; but slso to discharge its duties to society.
| Is this impression well funded? If not, tnen
is our intelligence less reliable and bsse- ttsn
the ics.inct OF the brute! Almos. universally ls
education considered the richest inheritance q
father can Oequeath his child Journal Of Ed~
cation
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VEGETINE
WHAT IS NEEDED.

Boston, Feb. 18Th, 1871. III. Z. Stevens, esq :
Dear Sir-About one year since found myself
in feeble condition from general debility.
Vegetnc WAS strongly recommended to me by
friend who had been much benefited by its use:
procured tho article, and, after using several
bottles, was restored 10 he.lth. and discontinued
its use. l feel quite confident that there Is no
medicine superior to it for those complaints for
which il is specially prepared, and would cheer
fully recommend it TO those who feel that they
need something to restore them to perfect health.
Respectfully yours. u. L. PETT1hdILL
Firm Of S. NJ. Pettingill y Co.,
No 10 State street. Boston.
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PAY YcUa DEBIs. .-Clean hands 10 matters
Of money ought to be the indispensable coodl
lion If geu,ena1iness. No man who borroWs
and does not pay, aod docs not caro- whether
he pays or nor, is a gentleman, no matter hoS
witty, or gay. or foe he may be. TO speak 10
good, PLAN EDgli:h. the mau who dresses him
Self at auother's expense, not knowing how TO
pay, not caring whether he pays, Is gen'eei
&c tc,undrcl! aod yct such tbioga are done eS
good natursd folks, BY KIDD hearted people, by
persons who never probe them morally TO es
certain what thsi. tendancy Is, aod what they
| iead tc,
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5HEDECaMAL.
VEGETINE,
HER. OWN WORD.,

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 18Th. ls77.-Ar. e. r.
S.e7els: Dear SiI-Sinco several yesrs have
got 6 sore and very painful foot. I had some
Dhysicisns. tu! they coulda's cure me: Nov,
hsve heard CT your Vege!ine from lsdy VINO 40
wgs sc: rcr $ long tine and became sll we'll
from you Ycretins and ! vent and bought me
one jl.,'e Of Vege;ine and after I had used one
bottle, tho pairs left ne, and it began to heG!,
snd :ten ] bought ono other bottle, and go take
il get thank God for this remedy and your.
scif; and wishing every sufferer may pay Atten-
tier 10 il. II is a blessing for health.
Mra @ kRABE. G3S West Bali. ct.
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CnrgzsSsE1N YEECEANTa.

Aloxandris Jsnuscy lst. 1917.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS EAI
L formed copastnership, uadcr e" tfn
name of HARMON s. SMlGH, tor the pnrposo
of conducting the GRUcEkg GEd ~ = I, L.
mon, corner of Prince aad Roysl streets. Gnd
would be plcssed to receive coHtIrusrco OF the
patronage of the late firm.
ALLEN G.. HARMON.
ian 14-lm ALNAt5 S1ltA.
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VEGETINE,

ALLHAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.
South Berwick, No, Jan. 17Ih, 18Th. K.
Stevens, esq.-Dear Sir: have had dyspepsia
liz its worst form for the last ten years, and have
taken hundreds OF dollars worth of medicines
l commenced taking the Vegetine, since which
time my hcslth has steadily improved. My food
digests vol, snd have gained fifteen pound OF
flesh. There 40 several others in this place
taking Vcgetnc, md all have obtained rellet.
Yours truly, THOMAS 4. MOORE,
Overseer of Gard Room
Portsmouth Cos. Mills
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VEsGEsIINE y
TIE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

TIE BEST SfKING MEDlCINI.
CharestoTn-H. r. Stevens: Dear Sir-This
IS 10 certify that hsvo used your blood Prep,
araton" in my family for several years, and
think that for Scrofuls or Cankerous Humors or
Rheumatic Affections i. csnnot be eXcelled; and
rs q blood purifier and spring medicine it is the
best thing 1 have ever used, and | have used al,
most everything. I can chcerfully recommend
it 70 sny one in noed of such o medicine.
Yours. respectfully,
Mrs A. A DISsMoRE 10 Russell st.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-10
s.THE ELaTRRy sTosR ; ;,

always means an opportunity for
some shTeNd and lively operator to
make q handsome profit. Messrs. Law
renee II Co., Bankers, n. Y, have es-
tabiished the new combination system
for opersating In stocks, SO that capital
IN any amount from S. TO 800 900 can
be used protitably at any time that
may suit the customer. BY pooling
the orders Of thousands of patrons into
one immense sum, and operating them
a mighty Whole. under the most ex-
perienced skill. vast profits are made.
whicIl could be gained III no other way.
These are divided pro rata among
shareholders monthly. An invest
lnent OF $40 returns $50, or 5 per cent.
on he stock. 500 pays 1850, and so
on, according TO the market. J. M.
Lyon, st, Louis, made over thre3 hun
dred peT cent. on an Investment in Oc-
tober by the combination method.
Messrs Lawrence & Co.'S new circular
(malied free) has two unerring rules
for success, " and full information so
thaoany one can operate with profit.
stocks and bonds wanted. Govern
nent bonds supplied. Apply to Law
renee 4 Co, Bankers, 81 Exchange
Place, n, Y. City.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-10
The -De01h-rOte OF

Our country is getting to be fearful.
~ alarming, the average of life being
lessened every year, without any rea.
Sonable cause, death resulting general
" from the most Insignificant origin
At this season Of the year especially
d cold IS such common thing that in
The hurry of every day life we are apt
to overlook the dangers attending it
and often find too late, that a Fever
or Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands lose their lives in this way
every winter, while had BoSchee's Ger
man Syretp been taken, d cure would
have resulted, and a large bill from a
Doctor been avoided. For all diseas-
es Of the Throat and Lungs. Boschee's
German Syrup has proven itself to be
the greatest discovery Of it's kind in
medicine. Every Druggist in this
country will tell you of its wonderful
effect. Over $4,000 bottles sold last
year without single failure known.
47y1eOW.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-04-10
FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS.
Trial size p cents.

The Senate confirmed the nomina-
tloo Of Andrew D. White, of New
York, as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary to Germany
Cornelius A. Logan, Of Illinois, as Min
lster Resident TO the Central American
states; Jacob Fl. Stuart, Of ST. Paul, as
Surveyor General for the District of
Minnesota; A. B. Norton as United
States Marshal for the Northern Dis
trict Of Texas; Jefferson P. Kidder as
Associate Justice Of The Supreme Court
OF Dakota.
The President nominated David T.
Corbin 6. Co. Chief Justice Of the Su-
preme Court Of Utah: Thomas s.
WadsW0rth, Of Illinois, Receiver of
Public Moneys at La Mesilla New
Mexico, and Marshall R. Cuttings as
Postmaster at Carrollton, Mo.
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that IN pursuance and
by virtue of an execution to me issued out OF the
Circuit Court of Kenesha County, in faver OF
Kliff Defendant, [ have levied upon and shall
on the 10th day of April. A. d, 1879, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. at the front
door of the curt House. in the City of Kenoshs,
sin, offer for sale and sell at public vendue the
following described real estate situate in the
second ward of the City of Kenosha. in the
County of Kenosha, and State OF Wisconsin |:
quarter of block Ne. Forty five l45l, on tho
Southeast quarter Of section No: Thirty f3o).
Town No. Two j2) North Orange No. Twenty
three (23), East.
DATED Kenosha February 2sht, A. D.. 1879.
NICHOLAS SPARTz,
Sheriff of Kenosha County.
CHAs. QUARLES, Pits Atty. 4oW1 4
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Michigan has gone Republican, elect
ing Judge Of the Supreme Court and
Regents of the University over the
combined coalition. Judge Campbell
IS elected by 5000 to 10000 ard the
Regents by less majorities.
The municipal elections in Michi-
gan, Ohio, Illinois and Iowa have gen
orally gone in favor of the Repnbli-
cans. f&3
I Garibaldig arrived at Rome sick
last week. King Humbert made
him a visit on the sth.
Judge Cartier has refused the motion
Tor new trial in the Cameron-O Oliver
case, and the presumption is that this
case is at an end.
OFFICIAL vote, of Kenosha county
for Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court: Cole, 1916; Cothrsn GAO.
At the supplementary elections in
Parls last Sunday for Deputies the
Moderate Republicans generally de
feated their Radical competitors.