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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

~ The strength of the elephant is
equal to his bulk, for it can with great ease
draw a load that six horses cannot move,
il can readily carry upon lis back three or
four thousand pounds weight; upon its
tusk alone it can support nearly thou
sand. It's force may also be estimated by
the velocity of its motion compared with
the mass of its body, it can go in its ordina~
rv pace, as fast as horse at an easy trot,
and when pushed it can move as swiftly as
a horse at full gailop. 1t can travel with
ease fifty or sixty miles a day, and when
hard pushed almost double tina! distance.
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Commissioners, Notice.

M f. the Subscribers Commissioners appointed BY the
w County Court OF the County OF KenOsha receive.
examine and adjust ell claims and demands of all persons
against Arsenth Phillips late of The Town of Bristol in the
County of kenosha and State of Wisconsin, deceased do
hereby give notice that have appointed the following
times and place. when and where will pur
pose OF examining and allowing claims and demands,
at the Office of Ino h. v Yates in the city of Kenosha and
county OF kenosha, the Eleventh day of April A d.
1851 O'Clock in the forenoon, AT the same place on
the 29th day of December, lc5 o'clock fOrenoon
that each OF said meetings will continue until five o.
clock III the afternoon OF the day, and much longer
from day 70 day the business OF appointment may
requires and we do also give further notice that the time IL
ned 10y the said Court for creditors present their claims
TO Us, is the 9th day Of January, A. D. 1852.
OTIS CULWEIL.
JNO. l.. V. YATES,
Commissioners.
Dated February 9th, 1881. 4-36
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Bos Ton, Feb. 6


TEoUBLE ~ OLD UARyARD-At a meeting
Of the oyarsecrs of tie Harvard University in
the Senate Chamber yesterday afternoon, the
nomination of Francis Bowen as Professor Of
History. was Fajec,ed-32 for, and 80 against
him. The Senate Chamber was densely crowd
Cd 10 hear the result.
Baton Rouge. La, Feb. 5.
DEATH OF \ Celebrated WIRE DANCER
Herr ReymingeS, q slack wire performer, in at
tempting to walk from tho tower of the Capitol,
Tell, and was killed
Philadelphia, Feb s.
COLLISION WlrH IcE-The Propeller Ericsson,
running between this city and Baltimore, was
cn' through by the ice last evening, and sunk.
She had a large cargo, which, with the boat, it
- supposed will balSst
New York, Feb.S-2 Pm.
ARRIVAL OF TIE GEoEGA-The Georgia ar
.'ed this morning, bringing California mails,
s19 passengers, sos, 600 in gold dust as freight,
I,a 100000 in the hands OF the passengers
''s' news 10 anticipated BY the Empire Clsy
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FARMERS, EXCHANGE Fam

a KAAH after the Old English style, for the purchase
n anu safe ana exhibition of any article OF Agriculture
% auiacture, will be held buttons Tavern Town n(
Far,s, ON the LAST TUESDAY IN FEBRUARY NEXT
rms far Is open 10 all without charge or fee and all are
invited 10 JON without regard TO residence Our neighbors
from the other counties aud the state are invited
neat Tor seed can be sold by sample. and Farmers will
select their seed, with oil other grains
STOCK HoRsEs-The owners will have an Opportunity
compare notes and engage customers, with all
kinds of stock.
Mechanics bring your Pow and all useful articles for
Ihe Farmer I29l 7. J. RAND. Sec
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ARRIVAL OF FUGITIvE SLAVES IN LIVERPOOL.
We understand that William and Ellen Crafts.
about whom there was SO much excitement in
Boston short time since reached this port by
the Cambria more than fortnight ago but
their arrival was made known only to few
friends, in consequence of Mrs Crafts having
been attacked by severe and serious illness,
brought on, beyond doubt, by the fearful season
of agitation and suspense she passed through
Just before escaping from "the land Of liberty"
She is now convalescent, and is staying at the
house of the Rev. Francis Bishop Mr. Crafts
has left Liverpool to meet and consult with an
American friend at Edinburg; but his wife was
not well enough to accompany him.--Lirerpool
Mercury.
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An OeGAy RAcE.-The question of the re-
lstire speed Of American and British clippers is
about to b. tested, provided John Bull has pluck
enough to accept the gage thrown down.
The arrival Of the Oriental at London after
very Short passage produced some newspaper
remarks, in which the assertion was yenlured
that an English clipper could Be built which
would beat her on any tack with ease. TAe
Union Club and some large ship owners Of this
city have now started subscription Of 100000
TO build clipper costing that sum, to sail from
Liverpool to New York and back with any SINH
lar vessel built in England, aud on the compile
tjon Of the voyage both ships are to belong TO
to the winning party. The subscription already
exceeds $75 O0O, and will be full in a few days
If John Ball accepts, then builders will at once
be set at work 1t requires no ghosts 10 tell to
which party will come the victory .--Ne'0 York
Tribune.
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Golden rules for Brides. Resolve early
every morning to be cheerful that day and
should anything occur to break your
resolution suffer ii not to put you out OF
temper with your husband. Dispute not
with him, be the occasion what it may bnt
much rather Geuy yourself the satisfaction
ofhaving your own will or gaining the betH
ter of an argument, than risk a quarrel or
create heart burning, which it is impossl
bic to see the end of. Implicit submission
i'll a man to his wife is ever dlsgraceful 10
the Just will of her husband is what she
promised at the altar, what the good will
will revere her for; and what is, in fact, tn {
greaest honor she can receive. Be assured
woman's power, as we'll as her happi-
ness, has do other. foundation than her hus>
bands esteem and love, witch ii is her
interest, by all possible means to preserve
and increase, share and soothe his cares
and with the utmost assiduity conceal his
error.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14

THE LUMBER SEIZURES Tho Madison Ar
gus contains a letter from Senator Dodge 10
Albert IL Ellis, relative to the recent suits a
gainst the lumbermon in Northern Wisconsin
He concludes his brief letter
Il am happy to say, from what have learned
from the Solicitor, John c. Clark that he looks
with great dstavor OH these suits, and have no
doubt that as soon as he learns officially the film
81 grounds on which these suits rest he will or
der them to be discontinued.
IL have introduced bill having for its object
a repeal of the law under which these veXauous
suits have been commenced. | am quite GER
tain from its phrascology, that II was never de-
signed TO apply to the interior States and Ter
Ttories.
MIcuIGAx LEGIsLATURE.-Els Election q officers
and L. s Ssaator.--Both houses of the Legs
isature met and organized ~ Wednesday, the
5;h instant.
In the House, the Democratic caucus candi-
dates were elected for the different offices.
Both houses then proceeded forthwith to elect
q UNITED STATES SENATOR. The vote stood
FOR L. ;. SENATOR.
LEWIS CASS. lDcm) 50
Joseph r Williams, [whig) p
+ Ransom,
h. S. Bingham,
John Bacon, wing from OntonaEon, voted for
Cass, Barns, of Monroe, voted for Gov. Ransom,
and l. p Chri-tiancy for Bingham. Gen. Cass
was previously unanimously nominated by the
democrats caucus.
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llghtened Professors, from acute Merchants, and
from those OF every station, name and degree
among mankind-all Of which, without one lis
senting objection, pronounce this Ointment to be
GOOD.
AS day by day it unobtrusively extends its
sphere of action along the borders Of our vast coun-
try, and - circulated throughout its extent, new
evidences Of ITS power and new proofs of its eff
cacy are continually developed. Three millions
OF Boxes, applied TO disease within the last four
years, has established the astounding fact hey ond
the power Of cayi OF contradiction, that it is IN
EALLiBLE in the cure Of all Tumors, Ulcers,
Sores, Burns, letter. Piles, Scrolua, Erysipelas,
Chliblans, Scald Head, Sore Eyes, Quinsy, Group,
Rheumatism, Broken Breast, Ague in the Face,
Corns, &c. 1t completely restores the INSEN-
SlBLE PRESERVATION, and by this means opens
those avenues by which Nature intended to expel
the morbid matter Of the hody-thus is the system
cleansed, the blood purified aud the health re-
stored.
1t has the power to cause all external Sores,
Scrotulous Humors, Skin Diseases, aud Poisonous
Wounds, to discharge their putrd matter, and
then heal them. We are not ashamed Of the
names Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-02-14
CATION.

IHPORJ1 NJ "a JIION.
Beware Of the base counterfeit of Wistar's
BaI-am Of Wild Cherry, signed BY one VIM. NJ.
Spear, who, in order TO palm lis vile imitation
upon the public, has obtained a fac simile of our
bottle, and copied our label of directions verba-
tim, substituting bis own name for that of Hen
ry Wistar, NJ. d., which is found on the genU-
inc.
Remember the outside label or wrapper Of the
genuine Bnlsam, is finely executed steel plate
engraving, bearing the signature of Henry Wis
tar. NJ. D., and Sanford d Park-none other
are genuine.
We do not wish to trifie with the lives and
health of the afflicted and we sincerely pledge
ourselves To make no assertions as to the virtue
Of this medicine, and to hold out no hope to suf-
ferng human ty which fact will not warrant
We ask the attention of the candid to few
considerations.
Nature in every part Of her works. has icft ia
dlibe marks of adaptation and design.
The constitution ofthe animals and vegetables
Of the toyrid zone is snch that they could not
endure the cold of the frigid zone, and vice YER
Al.
The Moss Of Iceland, and the Pine and Wild
Cherry, are Justly celebrated for the cure of all
diseases of the Lungs and Liver which are
itd'IUIIt piefd'tht HI "II bo' INC - '"Ni'N"oo'
From a combination of Chemical Extracts, pre-
cured from this Moss, and those Trees" DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cheryis chiefly form
ed
Price s per bottle or bottles for SIS.
AGENTS-P. P. Green, N Sawyer, Kero-
sha; s. Johnson, A. Wainwright & Co, Ra-
cine Clarke g. Woodruff, Lake e. Williams.
H. Bosworth g. Son, Milwaukee; c. ]. True.
Rochester; Sheldon g. Eastman, Burlington !;
Lewis Curtis, Geneva; c. NJ. Mckee, Delavan
Hslten s. Kemp, IaDesville, am-4s
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1850: SPRING ADE: 1850!
SCONSEN
WHOLESALE DRUG WAREHOUSE,
FOR CASH OR APPROVED CREDIT
$. JOHNSON, Jr.
(sTCCEssoR TO WIN. NJ. CUNNISGHAM1
Ssf. 10 20

s. JOHNSON. Jr.
(syccEssoR TO NJ. cvxNISGHAw0
Chemist, ApOthecary, wholesale and Re
tail Druggist,
NO. ISL, EAST WATER STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Dealer in
East India and Mediterranean Drugs, French,
English, and American Chemicals, Paints, Oils
Dye StufS, FarnislcS, Winiow Glass and Put
IL, BRUSHES Roots ard Extracts, TAoRsonian PrrPG-
rGttons, Druggists ard Physicians Glass Hare
and Furniture. Surgical Instruments, Paio-
s0pAjcGl .IpParatWs ETC., etc.
The subscriber is receiving his supply, selected ny
himself the stocks of the largest importing Drug
Houses in New ork and Boston.
His for purchasing. not surpassed by any
Merchant in his line of trade in the Wesand proof
the assertion has only To call him and examine articles
and prces,-bOth OF which he pledges himself will be
trely satisfactory.
CITY SDCOTNTESE CUSTOMERS
VIII find all Of the year, the above named
Establishment, general ASSORTMENT Of articles be-
longing to the
DRUG TRADE
Than be had ut any other House in this City. To
his WHOLESALE PATRONS he would say that he has much
enlarged the
JOEsRTNG DEPARTwE-T
Ofhs trade, and has appropriated the ID Sd
the ne continues occupy, exclusively for his Whole
Trade and thereby better attend this branch of bust
Wholesale Agency Depot the sale of the Original and
Genuine DUct = ?. Towns1pds SGrsapara, which viii be
sold TO dealers AT the manufacturers price Also, constant
lyon hand. MUorehcads Gavanlc Machines. Barnct Med
.coEccrC GalVanometcrs, Chrses GalvanC Bands Belts,
Necklaces, Gold Plated and Zine Rings, paster, Magnetic
Fluid, &c. sc.
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RELuIoUs.-The Waterman of the Prairies
mentions the following reyiyais:
Rockford W.-We learn that revival has
been in existence for several weeks in the Bap-
list church, under the labors of the pastor, Rev
|. Clark, and some fifty persons have been ad-
dedt il By baptism.
R3ck Island live learn that a revival
uow exists in connection with the Baptist church
under lhe pastoral labors of Rev. f. Catcham ;
also in one or two places in that vicinity.
Franklin Co.. U--Rev. J. r. Wells Of Ben
ton, reports the addition of twenty-eight persons
BY profession and baptism, 70 one of the Baptist
cAlyches in that Co.
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KENOSHA COUNTY, !
CITY or kESosuA, SIS.

KENOSHA COUNTY,
City kESosHA, S.
In Justices Court.
To SALERLIN HISS and HIRAM SEXTON: You arc here
by notified writ of Attachment has been issued against
you, and your property attached TO satisfy the demand OF
Josiah Bond amounting dollars and sixty cents
now unless you shall appear before Z. v Yates Esq
Justice of the Peace ia said county, AZ his office in
nj one O'clock in the afternoon OF said day, Judgment win
be rendered ngns and your property sold to pay said
debt. JOSIAH BOND, fIailli
Dated al Kenosha, this 2sth day of Jan. 1851. ga
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Keep a sovereign at one end OF your
purse and hall-a-crown at the other. By
so doing you prevent the rings falling off.
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In Attachment.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, s.
KE~osHk CoU~TY CoTET,
u. a

STATE OF WISCONSIN. 30
KExosFA COUNTY
In the ease Of Edward Balm
Chares TReeSS;i Tysb de- Kr~osHA Cot-~7Y CorET,
psEsnff- "a 4 January Term = o.
NOTICE is hereby given the said Charles " eet ana az
concerned that Writ q AstacaasUt Issued 1 81 az I
~ al 81 ne County CoR.s the County Of he1osha
forssid on the 3ls day Of oe"hr \ d l rstnaa'g "a
~ So Monday Of January H. la fer she sum 81 INe
rs "a 80 sjs. en- dollars and eighty
OSCAR I. DANA Cerk % Co3r'. toaTt'
e rEAyrrrLr. = J. WETvLock.
~ PTS. ,2fs~f'r
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A CaAzY MANS Notion of locomotives
Not long since" writes an old friend and cor
respondent, las | was returning from Buffalo,
was amused, while the cars made momentary
stop, at demonstration made By crazy man.
on his way TO the State Lunatic Asylum at Utica
lie was standing on the track, in front of the
fron horse;' 'Yon think you're something = he
said, looking wildly at the the locomotive and
assuming boxing attitude; but look ahere,
| can whip you. I've logged the fiery bulls
Of Bashsn, and broken their horns off Say =
Don't stand there whistIing and smoking like
backyard in bar-room; stjump to me- and
I'll take the conceit out of you, you old cooking
stove on wheels = Kn,ckerb0cker
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Ali-Healing Ointment {!


~hich a discerning public has applied TO this
medicine; for there is scarcely disease, exter-
nal or internal, that it will not benefit. have
used It for the last fourteen years for all diseases
ofthe Chest, Consumption, and Liver, involving
the utmost danger and responsibility, and declare
before heaven and man, that not in one single
case has ii failed to benefit when the patient was
within the reach Of mortal means.
Wholesale and retail at the Grand Depot, l4l
FULTON ST, New York, and by all Druggists
throughout the United States.
J. McALISTER, Sole Proprietor,
l4l Fulton St. N.
c. n. FUTILE, Auburn " Y, Agent lor
" Y. Mich, and Wis.
Sold by ". Sawycr, p. p. Green, Kenosha;
D. s. Deoey, UIantegan; s. johnson d Co.,
Bennet d. Natew, Racine
Nor. /, 1850. en-,
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
KrNosuA CouNrY, CIRCUIT COURT,
Austin Sumner, John R. Brew
or, and John L. kimbal,
Isaac c. Barlow and |uiia E. Bar
low his wife, William Phillips,
Ira A Shepcrd son. John H. Nor
thrup, Calvin w. How, benjamin
W How, William r. W hittaker,
Hiram Neltman Thomas H. But Foreclosure Of Mortgage
ierworh, Henry II. Butierworth,
William Malcolm Cornelius NJ
Gaul, John Lowery, Archibald
b. Lowery, William iiargreaves,
Charlie, Edward Smith, John L.
Schoolcraft, benjamin {. Ray
Inond, Charles Coats and John
II. Boat
BILL having filed in this against the defcii-
u fendants in this suit, and wit OF subpoena 81 ms
Court having issued AMI the above named defendants eN
ccp the said Isaac c Barlow and Julia Z. harlow, not haN
NJ caused their appearance be entered in this suit and
nDrarnc nv saIfacon that they cannot upon enqai-
~ g. found within this state, motion OF J. :. Randall,
Solicitor for Compliments, Ordered, That The Sid de
fndanis y am PAups Ira 4. SheBerdsoR, John H. For-
tb-an. C1lria ~ H0r, BeniamiR -. Hes Htt7m b.
Hkfa4krr, Hiram YtfHaa, Thomas ~ BAfterrortA Hen
~ n Buftsrro,fh. HIiilm Malcolm. C"rRcuS ". Gan4,
Bs Yor-rrr rckibafd b. LOrerg ~ at8'a H9TsTeareS'
CAass FiAr1rd SMs-A. John i. ScAonerlff beJGmiH &
rsnS harlg oats aRd IoaR II Boat. do appear and
Mead answer and teur to the Bi ~ Complaint HE'D a
ISL and it IS utRrr Ordered. that copy Of this Order be
M bIishcd in the kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspa-
r priped and published in The city and county OF Keno
sh once in each fer successive weeks previous To
'no sal" '''-' 49, HOMER T. SCHoFF,
Court Commissioner for KeneshB County.
RANDALL, Of the city oi kea0sha com alnanls soi
Nlss A n
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commissioners Notice.

NOIiAIl2shEOA tTs7 NOEICe.
NETE, th2 Subscribers Commissioners appointed by
Wv the County Court of the county of Kenosha to re-
examine and adjust all claims and demands all
persons against Albert e. Norihway late Paris in said
county. Of Wisconsin, deceased do hereby give
notice that appointed the following times pa-
cess and where will for the purpose Of
aminng and allowing claims and demands, viz: the
house of George = BluckmGn, in the Town Paris
ard 10Th days of March, 1851, 10 O'Clock y. NJ, and
continue till o'clock F. Of each day, and much lon
ger from DAY to day business of appointment
require ard further give notice that The time limited by
the said court for creditors present their claims
the 9th day of January, 1852.
GEO. =. BLACKMAN,
JEHTiL z. HITCHCOCK,
Paris, January 20, Isl. AS
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Kenosha County Probate Court.

February 6, 1551.
In the matter Of the estate Of ALFRED FOSTER deceased
On reading and fling the petition of William Foster, pray
that thClas will and testament of Alfred Foster of
Southport in the county of Kenosha deceused may be ad
mted to probate and that he may be appointed Executor
thereof, &c.
1t is ordered that the application be heard before
Court House city of Kenosha, in said county, on
the first Monday Of March next, ut och ok, A. NJ and
that notice thereof be given by publishing this order three
successive weeks before that day in the kenosha Tele
graph, weekly newspaper published in thu city Keno
shs, IN said county. ISAAC n. STODDARD,
County Judge.
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COUNTY COURT OF KENOSHA COUNTY, JANUA
-

In The matter Of the Estate of PLSY p GREENE deceased
nN reading and fling the petition of Celia s Greene,
~ praying that she may be appointed Administrative
the Estate OF Pny P Greene late OF the city of kenusha,
in said county, deceased. is ordered that The application
be heard before the Court House. i'll the city Keno
sha the first Monday of March next 10 O'Clock A.
NJ and that notice thereof be given by publishing this
der three successive weeks before that the KenoshG
Telegraph weekly newspaper published in the city Of
Ken0sha in said county
3-3I ISAAC N..sTODDARD, County Judge
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Mistar's Ba!sam Of Wild Cherry.

The Grea: Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs, Affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
citis, Pains or Weakness of the Breast or
Lungs and other affections Of the Pulmonary
Orpans
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ALSO, EVERY VARIETY OF
PAT EN- II VI i DICEN =,
AT PROPRIETOR'S PRICES.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR
Cunninglan's Arabian Oil.

s Johnson, JR has in store the heaviest stock Of Drugs
and medicines of Buffalo, which he is determined
duce during the present year, and for that purpose he offers
inducements TO Purchasers that cannot fail TO command
attention.
Having been appointed Agent for the sale Of Goa;dngs
Surgical instruments, he will hae hand at all times
full supply, which win be sold fyscians and Dealers
New York prices
$ JouNsox JR viii act agent for the sale of all rep
uable Medicines the city Of MH aukec for the usual
rates of commission.
hILMAUKhE, lrJQ.-no 81
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"a R. WILLARD PHILLIPS IS preparing and about
We soon 20 publish a edition his Treatise on InsII-
rance, incluang Marine Fire, and Life risks in which
chapters WI" be recast- each docirna proposition distinct
y sated-Dnd numbered adapt il to be more con-
yenenty used for reference in practice textbook
ior instruction 1t will contain the English and American
jurisprudence down TO the time OF publication
The undersigned, by request Of the author win forward
The name of person who wishes to procure The above
work 1t IS perhaps unnecessary add that this has long
Deen the standard work on Insurance.
kenosha, January, 1851. t33l J. BOND
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The Queenston Suspension Bridge over Nj
agara River is so far completed that foot passen-
gers, horse and carriages pass
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT IN OHIo-A bill 70
| tn abolition Of Capital Punishment in OHIO I
is likely TO pass both branches of the Legisa-
ture.
TIE WoRKIYG.-Uuder the census of 1880,
Virginia had twcnty-one Representatives in Con-
gress. The next apportonnent gave her fifteen
The present census will entitle her TO twelve.
Indiana in 1880 was little State-n 1910
she had seven Representatives in Congress and
this census will give her twelve p Cleveland
(O) True Democrat.
The British North America Electric Tela-
graph Company announces that, by midsummer,
teIegraphic communication will be complete from
Halifax, n. S. to Niagara
Active preparations are making for rebuilding
the St Charles Hotel. at New Orleans, Already
$4,000 have been subscribed for the purpose
In New Orleans lately one of the city credi-
tors attached the statue Of Justice which figures
upon one of the municipal halls, as security for
his claim.
He who peeps through key-hole may see
what will vex him.
Lord Brougham says that ne is positively 90
ing to the United States, and will land at Boston
in the spring.
At the annual meeting Of the New Jersey
Historical Society held at Trenton, on Thus
day last, letter dated June, 1916 from Gen
Washington TO his wife, was read, OF the express
condition that no copy should go to the public.
About the most disagrcabe two-lecged ami
NAL is little great man, and the next, little
great man tactotum and friend.
A fortnight ago the Sioux Indians a grand
aquatic procession on lake St. CroiX WISCONSIN.
Tney filled twenty-eight canoes and made quite
an imposing appearance.
During the year 1850, 81 800 persons were
committed to the prisons of New York city. OIL
these 5,777 were natives and 1922 foreigners. |
Schooner Rosine, So tons, has cleared from
New Orleans for Granada city, at the head wat
crs Of Lake Nicaragua where she will be used
as packet boat
Promise little and do much.
a traveerNcriting from MinatiIlan on the 18TH
mas, says before sitting down to breakfast you
mnst have pile of stones at hand 10 beat off the