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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-20
CYPRESS Nov H. 1870

CYPRESS, Nov. II, 1879.
The weather has been warmer since
our snow storm. Monday night (Nov.
3d. we had heavy rain accompanied
with thunder and lightning, and this
morning the sun came out warm, re-
minding one of spirit g weather
Frank TillOtsOn visited Union Grove
last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hlllyard have removed
to their new home near Waukegan
Mr.. Charlie West, a former resident
OF kenosha county, is visiting at Nh.
Tillotson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Douglas with
their four boys were visiting her father
(Mr. Stebbins last week. understand
they soon start for the far west.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Washburn were
visiting relatives in Cypress on Sunday.
Mrs. Ames is very sick.
Another Ole settler gone. Mr.. Ly-
man Smith died on Thursday and on
Friday the funeral services were held
at his residence. Many old friends and
nelghbors met to pay the last tribute
to the memory of the departed. Elder
Lounsbury conducted the services.
Fer the last two weeks the Telegraph
has failed to reach Cypress until Mon
day. Their IS Il delay somewhere, fol
it has reached us on Thursday for some
time. until Il past two weeks. I am
informed at the postotiice that the Ken
osha Union never has come to this
Office until Monday. That IS one rea-
son why our farmers should take the
Kenosha Telegraph. Another is (the
last election proved this county decid-
edly republican, that you should do all
you can to support yoau county paper.
Republicans do not help keep alive
those little Democratic sheets that are
being scattered around the county.
CLIO.
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'EA " DTE9E

The following is a true and correct list of all
unredeemed pieces, lots or parcels of land, situ-
ate, lying and being IN the County of Kenosha.i in
the State OF Wisconsin. which were sold by the
Treasurer Of said County of Kenosha on the 9Th
day of May. A. ID. 1877, for the unpaid taxes and
amount Of tax. interest and charges, calculated
thereon up to the last day of redemption being
Oh the Sth day of May. 1880
N0U0, Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
unless such pieces, lots or parcels of land, are
redeemed on or before the said 9Th day of May.
1880, they will upon proper application be con-
Veyed to the purchasers thereof according to
law
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TuE Waterford Post saws

Gee. Hubert has Durham steer
years and 4 months old, which weighs
1920 pounds. This animal is being
fatted especially for Christmas beef,
and will undoubtedly be disposed of
to parties in Milwaukee.
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HOLMES AND NICHOLS, ADDITION

O Parker Lot Is, blk I. 50 %.
G b Ford-Lot 10. blk 5. $1l92.
Dennis Langin-Lot 5, blk Z. 1921
Jas Mulligan-Lot g. blk 8. 1921
JAS Mulllgan--lOt 6. blk g. SO 30 @ss
b NattleS-Lot 6, blk l2 1920 --.f
4 3 Wattles-Lot Z. blk 12. $1OU7
A Wattles--LOt s. blk H. 1920
Josiah Bond--com Sc rods e and rods of n
cor OF n or of sec 6. thence rods. thence s
+97 so. W = -
The following described pieces of lands are on
the II W OK sec 6. l. %
Unknown ON 20 rods 8 and 20 rods of n G
cor OF sad quar- sec, thence on line of Ere
mont Ave 3 rods. thence G l2 rods thence n Q
rods theme w to beg S352
Emily Bond--com Oh W line of II ar of said or
sec, and 20 rods OF II line Of the same thence
TO cor OF or OF said or sec, thence 81 rods,
ing part sold to W Fl Bell. and part to II viii
hams and excepting the following, com at the
cor 81 Goodwin BulTett's Homestead Oh the
n e Or OF the n W or Of said or sec thence S 7
rods, thence 12rGdS, thence to s line OF + 4
GrisWold's lot. thence w to beg 81 Sc.
MIX EHLE'S SUBDIVISION OFSIx ACRES
J u P Hawley-Lot3 3, blk is 81 Sc
Josiah BOnd-Lot blk 1G Al Sc
Josiah Bond-Lot 1. blk IS 81 80.
JOSIAH Bond-Lot3 5, blk 49, S1.3S.
FOURTH WARD.
The following described pieces of land are on
Larkln, klmball and kOlns-EXcept 100 feet
ana Dy l29 feet and S in s w cor of said blk
heretofore conveyed to the Peoples Gas Light
Peoples Gas Light and Coke Co-100feet G and
W by 120 feet and in W cor of said block. "
ing OF Ann St. fronting Oh said street, block
$1S6.79.
j G Colman-Lot / blk 70 40 OF
COman-LOt2 2. blk 70 sl0O7
G colman- Lot 8. blk Il 80 or.
J G Colmau-Lot 4. blk u S44s
Colnan-Lot5. blk u "a 4S.
O. y w railroad % hat part of blk ! of
FISK $ Addition, lying Of Grand street and "
ana II CT railroad track or ser 81 { g i %
81 10
lENNIE'~ ADDITION.
Normaq Barnes-Lot 10, blk 8. 5 " ar, sec y
,t2, r23 sc Sc -
john Fassblnder-com at the in ersection Of
Gfsnd ana Maple streets, thence II on w line of
Maple street 81 rods, thence to a point 40 rods
w ana 81 rodS II OF cor of said or sec, thence
$ to II line OF Grand street, thence e on said II
line OF Grand street to beg, IL w or sec 81. t2. r
%. Se.21 - = 7
Henry Darlington on W cor of blk thence
$ III feet. thence IL feet thence n 1T feet
$685. ~ -
Given under my hand at nv Office. in the Civ
OF Kenosha, and affixed the seal of the Comfy
Board of Supervisors of Kenosha County. Wis
c0nSln. this 9th day of September. A. ID. 1870
+. G. TIMME County Clerk.
SEAL or ken0Sha Co. Wisconsin
16W13
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Hon. J. /. Case, of Racine, President
of the j. [. Case Pillow Company, OF. Ra
cine, placed his check on the Manufac-
turer's Matte nal Bank, for $4,000, on
the desk of Mr.. w. T. Bull treasurer
of the Pillow Company, simply remark
ing, / make you a present of this
check" We give this on the authority
of the Racine Ad0oc0te and the Racine
Journal. 65s
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TOWN OF WHEATLAND.

decided to tie Fox River valley co. r RI hing
near the center part Of the u a see. 6, /
10. 3 acres. $1.19
Fox Elver Valley E r Goa piece of land
decided TO the FOX River Valley r. r. Co run
ming near the center part of the X II e "A, sec.
6, t /. l. 10, 81 acres. 81 81.
Hannah Eddy S a. sw Il, sec 25, IL, L 10.
40 acres. Sl3.55
FoN River Valley + r Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley r Il Co. running
north and south through the u, n w Ii sec. 80,
70, L 10, acres 50 o..
Fox River Valley r. II. Goa piece of land
decided to the Fox River Valley Il Co. on the
Fox River Valley L Co. "A piece of land
running through the center of the ne Il II e a
sec. Z, ], L 10, 3 acres. So
TOWN OF PARIS.
E. Perkins S 4 acres off IL 10 acres off, %
acres a, ID, sec 49, t "a 81, acres $3.50
TOWN OF BRISTOL.
John Swain.-Shs w Il see. q, !, I 81, 80
John swan-s e Il sw 4 sec. 81, t /, r2l, 40
John Swain.--N W or $ e Or sec. 80, i, 2t 40
acres. So %.
TOWN OF sOMERs.
Edward Johnson.-Pt e or II eqr beg, 26 II
100 chs I chs and 81 10 links, e2G 17-10O chs. n
to beg sec. 81, t 2, / %, acres. rs 50.
Jacob Krautkramer.-Pt saw or, beg 2rdS n Of
line of or and 21R rods OF w line OF or, thence
IL Y chs $50 links, thence rods to beg, sec.
81. q, r23. 2 acres. 1898
John Rides.--Pts W or beg rods OF line OF
or and Il 10 rods of W line of or, thence II II
chs ana 80 links, e rods, 12 rods and so links,
W rods to beginning. sec 81, t 2. I rs, acres.
$685.
TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
G " & st. ?. r. r. Go i and S-10 acres on g
side 0t II w or of II, sec. i. t ], r22 So TO-
g. NJ. & st. F. K. Il. Co e AZ acres w or Of
II. sec 1, t1.r22 1898.
G. NJ. & st. 7. II. + C0-Con. in center Of
highway on W line Of ~ Il, thence n 1900 feet,
thence w 100 feet thence 1000 feet, thence e to
beg, u w or, sec. 4, 1, %, 35s acres. $685.
John Heitman.-W 81 4-5 acres, S or, sec. Is,
ttr22 $1936
John Heltman.--E 4 W Or, e or sec Is, t /,
r22. 40 acres. S16.10.
John Heitman.--W acre, G a, S e or. sec Is,
John HeitmanN c or, s or, Sec 49, t /, r22,
40 acres. S15 70.
James Rategan.1cPt OF lots and 6, blk. |, be
mo fine 81 feet of lot s. and that part Of lot w.
inc north of a continuation of sect. line of 81
feet and w of a line parallel with line of said
Sec sec 5, Il, r23 30 g.
Mrs Susanna Miller --96 rods in II w cor OF n
w ar of sec. 6 t /, T. %. $3.50.
Martha POmeroy-3 and q acres in e or n w
or bounded by Fremont Avenue, by Strong
St. W by Bond and II by City limits, sec. 6, t /, /
90 1888.
acres n w cor to Panlis, sec. Z, l. %. s43 90
DR. H. p. Gatchell.-N2 20 acres s w or, sec. Z
t1,r23. $17.64. a a,
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A GA REb

|. To all who are suffering from the errors and
decay, loss of manhood. SC. L Willsend recelne
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
treat remedy was discovered by a missionary in
South America. Send aself addressed envelope
go the REV. JOSEPH L. INMAN. Station o.
NetU York City. 36y1
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Our spicy little neighbor compares.
the last issue Of the TELEGRAPH to 3
poultry show" Well, the TEE
GRAPH local acknowledges the fac t,but
that identical poultry show" means
victory all the same, and a grand one
to boot.
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THE Racine Ad0ocate of last Satur-
urday took about one column and ?
quarter Of local news from the Keno
sha Telegraph of the 18th instant.
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Racine College has an artesian well
1337A feet deep, supplying an abund-
ance of excellent water of the temper
allure of 81 degrees.
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THIRD WARD.
DURK EE'S EASTERN 3DDTTroN :.

DUNK y EASTERN hDDITION
Mrs Mary Casey Lot12, blk 8. ii " or see 5. i.
r23. $i0.07 :
The following pieces or lots of land are on the
II or sec g., t 1,r23.
L ElklnS--com Fl rods s of s cor of lot IS
thence to sec line, thence 6 rods, thence w to
Menosha st, thence rods and Is feet to bee
$57 90
John Mooney--com at the center Of Gerome
creek, thence W to line OF Chicago st, thence s
alon" Chicago st. so feet thence E parallel with
center line OF Gerome creek to line of Keno
sha st, thence II 50 feet to beg. 1921
blk 20 IS 81
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THANKSGIVING.

A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT.
AT no recurrence of the season which
the devout habits of a religious people
have made the occasion for giving
thanks to Almighty God, and humbly
Invoking His continued favor, has the
material prosperity enjoyed by our
whole country been more conspicuous,
more manifold, or more universal.
During the past year, also, urbroken
peace with all foreign nations, the gen
eral prevalence Of domestic tranquility,
the supremacy and security OF the great
institutions of civil and religious free
dom, have gladdened the hearts OF our
people, and confirmed their attachment
to their Government which the wisdom
and courage of our ancestors so fifty
framed, and the wisdom and courage
of their descendants have SO firmly
maintained, to be the habitation of lib
|erty and justice to successive genera
tions.
Now, therefore, /. Rutherford b.
Hayes, President of the United States,
Go appoint Thursday, the 27 h day of
November, instant, as a day Of national
Thanksgiving and prayer, and [ earn
estly recommend that, Withdrawing
themselves from secular cares and
labor the people of the United States
Go meet togethelFon that day in their
respective places of worsh p, there to
give thanks sand praise to Almighty
God fer His mercies. and to devoutly
beseech their continuance. "eau
In witness whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the sal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this
Sd day Of November, in the year ct
our Lord one Thousand eight hundred
and sevcnty-nine, and of the independ-
ence of the United States the one hnn-
drei and fourth.
By the President,
[Seal] RUTHERFORD 3. HAYES.
WILLIAM M. EvARTs, Sec tary Of State
pointing 81 Day ofTt2ar1k sgfviz2g and
prayer.
The following proclamation was is
sued Nov. 8:
The orderly progress of the seasons
brings again the Autumn of the year,
and it becomes us to follow the halo w
ed custom Of oar fathers and consider
the mnnmerable blessings which Il
kind. Providence continues to bestow
upoilus HEALTH, peace, thriving iii
dustries and q Jealous care by the pro
pie for the nations honor and integrity
have characterized the past year. and
now herald with buoyant hope, the
coming OF the new. Therefore. con
forming to the recent proclamation Of
the President OF the United States in
that behalf, hereby appoint plurs
day, the 9th of November. as ~ day Of
public thanksgiving and prayer; and |
recommend to all the people to devote
themselves to such religious purposes,
social festivities and charitable deeds
upon that day as shall best serve to
make manifest their reverent gratitude
to Almighty God. In witness. etc.
(Signed) WILLIAM E. SMITH,
Governor.
BY I'll. B. WARNER, Secretary Of State.
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CITY OF KENOsHA--F FIRST WARD.

H. S. Curtis.-N q OF n Or blk %, s or, sec.
Charlotte friestly.-S u of n or blk o. e
or, sec. 81, t2, / %. $25.94
w F halliday a lot II, blk q, e or sec.
81, t2.r23
W + Hsaliday-Lot 10, blk 27, $ or, sec. 81, t
" + Halliday IN Sc feet, lot II, blk 81, $ or
W Hallday--N So feet, lot 70, blk q, or
see 81, t2,r 80 80 So.
E G Runas Ell Il W or and a OF n e or blk
"a. S or, sec 81. t2, % s86.27.
Dennis Casey--Com 60 feet s of II cor of lot
g. thence S to alley, thence to cor of said lot,
thence Ga feet thence W to beg, lot 6, blk AZ, S
Or sec31, t2r23 S10S6
w 7 Wright--I,ots 2 and 3, blk IL w or. sec
50. t Q, + %. $40.
j G McClay-Lot10, blk a. wqr, sec 80, t 2, +
%. 1929.
FISK's WESTERN ADDITION.
Jas McDonald-Ali that part of lot /. blk 8,
within nt ty Units Ia to be 50 feet and
Jas ascDcnald-AU that part CT lot within
city limits, supposed to be 50 feete and w, lot 8.
Dix s, 5, s ,1n dr' sec 1; 81; 52,r rs sl2e7 -
sWqr.. sec 81, t2; r23 81 43.
The following described pieces or lots of land
are upon y o i, TIE 3 swgr sec (; 81 t2r2s,e
lots ad = R Ok . Il y OF ie Of track
C& n w Il Co-A1fn Of $ line OF r r track,
lots and 5, blk 49, IS .J6
EfdHciS BdrDeT--Lot s. DIX II. S13 .58. E
Francis Barber-l.ot 8, Blk u 1928
Unknown s OF Il Il, lots IS and IA blk 70.
1928,
GIN W RR-Co Ain OF line of R r, lot
and 2. blk l 81 20
C&N ~ Railroad Co Except railroad track,
lot g. blk II. $l.43
C&N ~, W railroad o--An that part of lots 8
and 4, blk 4, lying OF railroad, also lots and 6
lying of railroad dots ), 4. and 6 blk a. s6 90
ca " railroad Co.-Al II OF railroad and S
Of Pearl st, LOT 5and 4 blk IS, 81 80.
The following pieces or lots of land are on the
e qT OF sec 81, t2. r23 e..
BTruesdei-Com At II wcor of blk So thence
G oS feet, thence parallel with line Of blk 36.
RODS. theace w to " line IF said blk, thence II
to beg, except W Nam street, Blk SO $50 49,
Z H0neS-C0ln ut S cor blk 2 in Nc
LtUghlin' addition, thence II on w line. of said
thence q rods and 10 links, thence g 5M rods to
beg, the |, n OF the above description w ar, sec
81, IT,. IS @3 56
McLAUGHLIN'S ADDITION.
Lorenzo Tholnas--Lot %, blk 3, W or, sec 81.
t 2, L %. $4.4s.
SECOND WARD
The following lots are On the e or of sec 80
t 2,r23, e.
Mrs. Francis Ersing--s W qrn or blk 80
Est of Miller--s u blk II $3.50.
Brach-N w qr blk IS IS 4S
The following lots are OF the e qr Of sec 81, t
2, r23, e..
~ sc IL n &, 6, blk 81 = 80
Est y Weller-l.ots. blk G5 1929
Est CT Weller Lot y, blk G5 So
Est Of N Weller Lot 20. DIX G5 800
C& n W railroad Co--Lot S. blk SO S1.9s.
~ y v railroad'o- Lot 9. Dix 90. Sizes
MrSG Weyes.-- Hi ia, blk n 1911 OF
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McLAUGHLIN,s ADDITION
SECOND WARD.

Lorenzo Tholnas--Lot %, blk 3, or, sec
to, L %. $44s.
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MARBLE WORKS.
M IUGGINS &c WASHBURN
Kenosha and Racine, Wis Monumental and
Gravestone work executed in the higheststyle Of
che art
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-12

wont 70 hotel in Peru and took room
with fire. lame window-curtain, an In
valid water-pitcber, and some other poTta-
HE articles OF furniture In it, and lett my
baggage careiessly piled up in great STACKS
around the room. Judge OF my dislnay.
when. after leaving the room for few mo-
ments. | returned to discover that despe-
rate attempt had been made by q party OF
men. who had evidently been following me
for several days, TO steal my diamond neck
lace. You remember the necklace very
we'll. OF course; it is the same one iectllred
in last season, and was present from hhail!
Bey. to whom il had descended among the
family Jewels. 1t was originally oDtained
bv his grandfather, who was Buddnist
nrics.. and stole the necklace from the I'M
age OF Bhundai up-Ghud, in the hill dls-
trict. Jahbal.aLJai. The stones were I'M
usually large and brilliant, and some OF
them weighed nearly four ounces wneh
killed and dressed. 1t was valued at So4',
900. The robbers, four il NUMBER, VINO naa
probably seen me wearing 1t, ana haa ioi-
lowed me for several days, were masked,
and effected an entrance into my room by
climbing Il telegra1h.poe about TWO miies
down the Wabash track. 1nehcc t'ieS
:. cooned', along the wire until they got
MO t0Wn, WHEN iics Soh oil w WV ava
the station and descended to the ground.
went around behind the hotel, found lad'
der (protably left there by accomp'lces(
cot up 10 the roof of the hotel, entered the
chimney and worked their way down II IN
to the cellar. II vas then easy WORK 70
come up the cellar stairs, 90 into the wash
room and wash their hands and remove
their masks, and then they came out into
the office and asked the clerk the number
of my room. Then the deed was all but
accomplished. when, by piece OF wonderful
good fortune, returned to my room. nav
ing been out in the back yard Stealing
enough wood to make the fire last fifteen
minutes, Just In time to prevent the spoila-
ton OF my jewc-case. The robbers escaped,
leaving the hotel aud the city in the same
manner as they entered it. l think
indeed, have been rather indiscreet, sec
ing that | travel alone, in wearing so muct
jewelrv. l enclose necklace herewith.
Hang it up on nail in the Harheye office
until l return home, and don't let Newt
wear it every time he goes to party.
R. J. BURBETTE.
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gy Frank d. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioncers'
No, HOS Main street

r,py;sTEE:s SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
STREET + oProsi1E THE HOME FOE ,t It
TIE SISTERS Of THE fH HnE a. hSp W" V.
y9shsSeE soHBy virtue Of q decd Of trust,
dniy recorded 10 cerksoflce Kichmond chant
Gerry Cours, d. ,. llo {; r ags or The noe
there,i, SECURED and at quest Of tIe b. necisry,
will sell at auction. the pr, misses located as oope
IN Of GROUND in said decd. as follows; 80
ieet on The north side Of F"Ed street Ti nea aeen
device Thr ground will be divided into two lots OF
so feet each or sold asa whole: Being In one sguare
OF The Grove road, and Ill proVlis "c.
chasers. ., 80 Gala aud
e onS ,s..ive months FRANK ID. HILL.
anu W. 10 tIS17 E1I Trustee.
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AUCTION sALEs.-.ruiare Day.:
by Frank D. Hill Il Co.,
Auct,oneers and Real Estate ASents'
No. ! 1fla MINI street.

rr,RrIsTEE,s SALE OF A sM Al L
nU MEnWriJISG AND LOT OF GRouNID
on WfnLlAMs sTREE ~ EapNuaiTTiY t IN TE
TIE " ~, Esi p aHE vISAL AT AUCTION. BY
i,rie Of deed OF trust from Henderson keT ao
recorded q the eaae ssa cs aeaat having
County 6nri r. ~ ;hc nsymens Of the note secured
the sanss. Of the ssAT hffE 18Th
w:iI sen, oi tn n,cnck p. NJ, the PROPERTY con-
March n a. saa deed as Follows SO FEET OF Land
on the south sde Williams street def BY sa
with \ SMALL, DWELLlNhGd, s ,ociia at No. lei In
,nn of Sidney drawn by T. NJ. Lsdd surveyor
'TERMs: Cash for expenses OF SAFE, anu W t.ni
az noyv dug: the balance on snch terms rs s"iu
e1Io now uu' ~ FRANK ID. HILL.
Lewis may uiFeel' Trustee.
NH Gid --------
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. .,er1nxsaIEs..ru.nre Days.
ny ". Geudin,
Rea, Estate Agent aud Aucfioncer'
-, nth and Hank streets,

TRUSTEES SALE OF, LOT OF ,WrpH
- An yTiSE East Side or FIRST BETWEE
BYRp As sT ssa,s ass Vie dased
IIs = esss Ssy recorded In Richmond ChanecIS
anrt sSaii. il execution thereof prossed 70 ae
nj pap,ic auction. on the premise, on 9sa sInvs
dnsc.4hea nroperty fronting the east line q FITS
stsrci a feet, running back 66 feet 10 Inc sccohu
rrnws tibcr,i and made known at the onr OF
sale. WILLIAM "osi Trustcc
NH 10.
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. MARCH II, 1879.
From the Burlington Iawkese.1
Win Clearer Vision.

From the Burlington IIawkese.1
with Clearer Vision.
rs,w tonight the man loved
Three little years ago.
did not think so shoTi a time
Could change q mortal so.
There were none Hike him In those days,
SO strong. so true. so wise;
He had lofty, marble brow,
And tender, soulful eyes
A voice OF music: hair by which
Tho ravens wing would seem
pnt n,ie indeed; face and form
Tohaunt scniptor'S dream.
I'm. when looked at him tonight
saw no single trace
or The old glory; only just
A very comunon lace.
No marble brow. no soul,its ofDs'
The face was round and seek
That once 10 my iovc-ltauntrd eyes
Was SO Intensely Greek.
Jknow FIJI we'll he has not changed
SO very UGH. All me!
Rat was plind in those dear days,
And now, alas, see.
,TYs very dreadful TO be blind,
t1f course and vet 10. night
should be happier. Tar. u
Had not n ceirad my sight,
One little thought will trouble nc
ou,y wish knew
Whether he SIN is blind, or III
HIS eyes are oTcR, TOO. ,,.. r..-,,
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A ferry-boat has broken passage
through the ice in the Hudson river at New
burg, n. Y, and propeller from New
York is expected to open passage for boats
to commence their regular trips.
The graceful, practiced skater has no
end OF fun, and is to be cnvled but the
man who can't keep his equilibrium OH
the ice is certainly better otf.-Puck..
Pocahontas is TO have a monument over
her grave in England. Pocahontas was the
only good Indian this country ever pro-
duced.-C Chicago Tribune.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-12
Ey j. Thompson Brown
Real Estate Agent and Auctioheer'
1113 Main street.

TRI1sTEE'S SALE OF NEAT BRiCh
HOUSE No. WEST LEIGH STREEI;-bY
virtue Of deed of trust executed by Nanhie ne Nh
flnbbard to the undersigned, as trustee daten t
Cont. d. b. liz b. D. 261, conveying certain pe az
estate hereinafter de- cribed l. being he rrea ises
w E$RIDaY March II. 1870, ut 4:3O I. A., lns
fooNing REAL ESTATE described IN o sa ha Nd
as follows: All that lot. piece or narce, ., KkitK
nWE!IISG. 20. l3, lying and being In inc CITY VI
Richmond south ns of tes CASH &c pay the
IahS ~ ~ e,ie md mole for 24S, With interest
from March T. erect. as to S2 2rc rlhl
September 4. 1873 and us to Gov "h ,e ,rrscriIt
o on dav nf sale. D. A. BROWN, jR., lr's's n
o't 7 T,IoNpsoy BROWN. Aucttoneer. mn ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-12
EECENSES-VAXES.

CITY AUDITORS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, March 10, 1879.
ENHE LICENSE-TAXESO OF 1879 HAN Il
L been assessed and placed In THIS OFFICE for
the inspcction Of all concerned and VII! mere re-
main untii tic 9th instant Inclusive.
TIE COMMITTEE On FINANCE
will hold sessions at the Council chamber. Broad
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
TIE 2OTH AND 21sT or MARCH,,
between The hours Of ) and O'Clock L. NJ. for The
purpose Of II, airing and considering aDrcal. from
said asses ,ments. no change in classification wtil
afterwards be made except on thc order oi IlH Cuy
Council. d. Ii. kol STEM
NH IO.lIt Auditor.
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