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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

rTU affords us no small pleasure to be able
TO say for this city, that the disreputable enact
ments Of Racine, Milwaukee and Chicago, have
not been inflated During the lectures of MIR.
Leahy, the quondam Monk, oar city has been as
quiet as common. Ourcitzens have all attend
ed 10 their own business. Those who have
wished to hear him, have heard him undsturbed;
those who preferred to stay away, have staid a.
way. When it was first reported that he was to
lecture there was an evident desire on the part
of few to prevent him. This was evinced in
the appearance of Coffin Handful in manuscript
that was posted on Saturday morning last, call
ing for rotten eggs, and threatening violence to
the building in which he should lecture--and al
SO in the presentation of petition to the city au-
thortics to prevent his appearance. This was
promptly and firmly met by the Mayor and Coun-
Gil with the reply, that ''The liberty OF speech
was free and would be defended" Indeed, the
sober second thought of those gentlemen who
signed the petition, convinced them of the impro-
priety of refusing man chance to speak, and
we are confident that if he, or any body else, was
to come, with even mere offensive matter, they
would not take the trouble to notice him, much
less to attempt to deter him from speaking. As
it is now, the man has come and spoken unmolest-
ed. We doubt if he has paid expenses; but that
is his business, and not ours--whereas, if he had
been insulted, mobbed, or injured in any way,
sevcn-eighths Of the community would have ris-
en- to his defence--and the notoriety and sympa-
thy would have given him full houses and a well
filled purse.
About the christian character of man who
can take delight in administering to tastes so
morbid and prurient, as that the indulgence
would be improper in the presence of ladies and
interrupted youth, we have nothing to say
About the christian character of man who car
ries six-sh ooter to defend himself in propaga-
ting the gospel of Him who said, ''but say I'M
to you that We resist not evil, we have no spec
ulations to indulge.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
The Carpet bag.

We have received in exchange the " Carpet
Bag new paper that has just made its up
pearance in Boston. 1t is the ncatest, and best
printed paper that comes to our table by all
odds. 1t is worth the subscription price to look
at the mechanical execution, but when we say
it is filled weekly with original matter, in every
vein, from
"Grayc to gay, from lively to severe"
with Mrs. Partington's sayings, just as she pa-
ccs the spcctacles upon her forehead; we say that
peep a. it (Which anybody can have by dropping
into this oficc) would be sufficient cause for
mailing the subscription price, which is Only two
dollars for single copies at once.
Each number is moro or less ornamental with
cuts. The cut in number three in which the
politicians arc saving the Union is admirable
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

III this city on the 2uh inst by Rev Jason Iohrop Mr.
INMoN &. SIMMONS to Miss EMMA r. RonINsoN nil Of
kenOSha. - -
The pIater in acknowledging the receipt of substantial
tokehoi gool WI" wishes L" assure the parties that SEN
umcht conveys Is fully rccprucutcd, AMI also suggests
that success and happiness in lie prolicm when enter
upou"Iih recognition Of the "lNe aud let live" princ
pie.
ON the 10th inst NJ the residence of Reuben Rockwell
Esd the town OF Hudson. NHiWurth Co. by Re,
Mr. Fenson H. W. BoYoE, NJ D., OF Lyons, " TO- to Mis-.
EvELINE ROCKWELL.
ON the lh at the Lyons Hotel, by 4. G. Goodrich E-q
Mr.. G. G. TAYLOR, formerly Of kcno hu, to Miss J.
hETCHUM, of Lyons, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
SIsEREFF'S SALE.

URY virtue Of writ of IcH Facias, issued out Of and
under the seal the County Cont for the county 81
kenosha state Of isconsn and 10 me directed and dey
cred in "a hch am commanded To- levy upon and sell
certain Dwelling House and the premises which said
House R situated. (or much thereof win he sufficient
TO satisfy the plaintiff for his damages md co-ts described
rs follows. wiz he south half of The west hall Of the
northwest quarter Of section thysN in Town two north,
and range twenty-five in the Town Of Pike, NOW SOM
el the county Of kcnOsha. have levied upon and shall
offer sale the highest bidder therefor the law dl
the steps iu Of the Court House in the city OF
Kenosha county kcIosha The 9th day of June,
A. D.. 1851, between the hours Of and three in the AZ
tcrnOon Of said day the property above described
y. X. ALLEN,
sheriff of kcnOsha County,
Hated Ecrn.ha Anril II. 1871 Cd
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

Iri, t, ing Is testimony in proof oC Tho noUcrsr H.
Ms; aS 'cuIeiy against ,ynr,,s N, ~ thii-
,,risi,,,, fUH'', mat hC has known much ,,r -
red. ;! W Tc'cf 10 individuals
kEADtSG, Fairfield Co. Conn
- Isl pKANpRETiI-Dc Sir-Ib,ve h,,, ,r,,,,,
' ''Pc worm Iof we've Years many hay a como -.
hc, 'Iol twenty 10 Ihirly feet lung-porr ar css go ~,
nsh"rtcr oneS-cNery two thrc, wneks 81 "! uay
from them-pressure at stDmac-hcayy Ino| ., SIGN nm"
great distress and pain in bowels trcournt,,
oihNieuIfoh me whie nj wOrk-iuurcd my L,..I,h M ,
t't was not ailc To work OnChathc tme--sn,nt e.,
uca ol ulhe ana none! in consulting ply sicnns
Ming tbelF lrcScrlpllons-haNe been reduced very low, 70
taxing incidence without elcct-last Aug heard Of RI
hREll FILLS rs CURE ALL-had but little faith in h,
buI determined TO try my, every thing could lind e i
probable To cure think ing that without some rcncdy
De destroyed by heIu lprocurcd one box took one d
ana ""t snrm came from Ten feet tong took second
anu itd box, which cleaned them all out and baye ,
u ""n since lhaNc taken several boxes of Pills sc
w" nav seen no appearance of worms. IL is now ton
aii MIS- S'hce' ana have gradually recovered my hea,b
I no" ahlr to attend 10 my business usual on,
49,. - u" touoI 'l'N are extinct When WAS atlictcG win
,,,I - a''H l" consume three times much food MS
u III Sood health. Now take my regular meals md
am nearly enjoying good health and am able Ia do n 60,
uAN "oFk The last worm that came from me was u.l,
ett ong nave not the least doubt Brandrrths pills [
valuable tSeiahe MCdcinc) that effected the cnra ~
err! ihing else that could hear of was trrd xithnnt
ours very respectfully, and grateful ser,r
TT, w. &C AARON T. DIMON
me above person Is well known in Fairfield county and
Johh H. sanford, of Bridgeport, Conn I'm. assured mn, 80
above letter 49, w l"''" III 'I'c
Brandreihs Pills, - cents per box
Co.. henosha. All
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
NEW WING PAPER IN nHrLwaUxEE

We find it current news, that another Wing
paper is to be started in Miwaukee-it will of
course be in opposition to the Sentinel, what the
'SIyery Grays' expect to accomplish by this
move is more than we can devise. If they en-
poet that Observation-Disclosures whig-
gerry is adapted to this meridian, they will find
out their mistake And they will find out too, to
thcir sorrow that instead of having injured the
Sentinel they have hurt themselves. A little op-
position Of that nature for this purpose will put
money into the pockets OF the Sentinel and show
them two friends, where they think there is but
one now.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
AnosherEnyasion of Cub:

1t is reported on the authority of the National
LteHigenccr, and the papers generally, that ex-
tensive preparations are going on in Georgia,
Florida, and other southern states, for another
invasion Of Cuba.
A party of mon have already left Georgia.
with the feigned purpose of going to California,
but with the real intention of proceeding to Gu
la. Apalachicoa in Florida, is their place of
rendezvous. The President has had his a,ten-
ton called TO this state of affairs, and will proba-
bly, make show of resistance.
Whether he does or not tits reported on good
grounds, that the Gov. General of Cuba has
plenty of ammunition, and men at his command.
And is conse quenty we'll prepared tor them
There is no doubt however that the slavery party
in this country, are determined to make Cuba
part and parcel of this sIave-propagating con-
ftdoracy. The Union and compromise measures
of the last session, have had u wonderful eff
feet in alaying OPPOSITION at the north and the
desire of propagating the heavenly institution at
the South
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

Total Eclipse Of the Sn-It is said that a
total eclipse Of the sun will take place in Eu-
rope on the 28th of July next. 1t will not be to-
tai in any part of the United Statcs-thc great
est observation within our territory will be at
Cape Fiatteroy, in Oregon. This most sublime
of all phenomena very seldom occurs. In April
l7l5 the sun was entirely hidden at noon in
London, and again in May, at Paris but be-
tween the years 1924 and and 1901 and per-
haps longer, the shadow of the moon has not
passed, and will not over either of these cities
The only total eclipse that has happened in Bos-
ton since its settlement in 1880, was June 10Th,
Is o6, and there will moi be any during this cen
fury.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
Painful Accident,

1t gives us pain to be obliged to chronicle the
result ofan accident which happened at Geneva,
N. Y, on the 18th inst. The accommodation
train of cars ran into the express train, both
bound east. The express train was waiting for
the accommodation train to como up. BY the
carelessness of the switch tender, this accident
occurred. Our fellow citizens S. b. Scott, and
A. H. Peters were on board at the time Mr.
Scott was very badly injured, having both legs
broken, one>of them was broken in three places.
and he was injured otherwise also Mr.. Peters
we learn had one leg broken, and was thrown
from the cars and otherwise injured. Mr.. Rily,
clerk of Corning & Co., of Albany, was badly
hurt and has since died. We understand these
gentlemen were standing on the platform be-
tween the cars at the time ofthc collision. which
will account for their being injured more than
those inside. Their friends left here last Satur.
day. and are doubtless with them before this
time.
This is indeed a severe calamity, and enlists
the tenderest sympathies of all who know them.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
Emigration West.

The papers in Missouri, and Iowa, are max
ing extensive brags, over the unusual amount
of emigration that sets into their river ports this
spring. Itistrue We believe, as general thing,
that the emf grafton from Europe to the West
ern Stats will be larger than ever before.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
PITTSBURGH, April lG

Conrict ion of the cr-Mayor Of PiHS5,ug Of
Riot and MSt mednor.-The ex-Mayor was
convicted to-day of riot and misdemcanor while
in Office, and was sentenced to months impris.
onmpnt, besides paying a fine Of 5000. Be-
fore the Judge sentenced him, Mr.. Barker haran-
gued large crowd from the Court House steps
abusing the Judges and lawyers without stint
His friends now promise to make him Sheriff
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
Hong John.

The Chicago Democrat, with characteristic
modc>ty copies from the Democratic Review,
a>ueclnct autobiography ofthe ex-member of the
fourth district. One would think, from reading
II, that nobody else lived in the northwest: bu;
the immaculate pohucian--thc pure patriot-thc
consistent Democrat-John Wentworth.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
INSOE.VENT NOTICE.

NorrcE or APPLICATIONS TO NIX nIscn1EoED FROM nEHT
Ezekiel = Drew the Town Of Bristol. KenoshR County,
Wisconsin. Petitioner. April - lHJi.
yzNE creditors said PettOnerare required to appear
before the Hon Isaac y. SoddaFd, County Judge ot
County his office in the city of ksnOsba. and
state of Wisconsin The lh day Of July next, AT o.
clock in the afternoon show cause any they have, Why
hs PRAYER OF said Petit, should moi be granted
1911 J. 4, SIIARPSTElA, Any for Peir.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

A Windmill on ne'c rinciple.--The James
vile Gazette says that Rev o. f. Comfort, of
that place has invented windmill which has
two modes of regulating power, one by means
of friction, and the other by reaction. 1t will
be most useful in propeIling milstones, and in
drawing water from the deep wells of the pra-
res. Mills for the latter purpose can be CON
structcd for Sl5. "A patent right is to be taken
out mC1iatcly.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

The Arctic, Wards new and beautiful steam
err, intended for the Lake Michigan trade, is now
lying at Webb's dock, receiving her paint and
gliding.
She goes to Buffalo for her furniture, after
which, she will take her place in the Lake
Michigan Line.
We congratulate the Upper Lake travel on
having so fine and fast boat as she will make
Det Adr.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

Parsnips PoisonouS.-A correspondent of
the Chicago Argus, writing from Belviderc, Ill +,
states that three little boys of the latter place,
on the 9th inst, ate some parsnips of the second
year'S grolcth. They were seized with convul-
sons, and two of them died within an hour and
quarter. The third, who had eaten less than
the others, recovered Il should be known that
parsniPs after the first years growth, are dead.
ly poison.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
EXCELSIOR CHruCu

TUG meetings otihe Brethren Of the ExceIso, C, , .
Socidoh, VIII hereafter he held in the HALL on
Tonu moor OF the Cuarles Building" Main stree, m Sc
HSs' forenoon ana Afternoon, al the usual church
from SN""se may be expected
suLir VIII be devoted TO the discussion OF su,
t.g' All are invited Ioattcnd
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
RICHMOND. Va. ApriI 81.

Expedition against CpJa conGrmc@-Thc
Savannah News speaks of the Cuban expedition
as certain, and says there will be a revolution in
the Island within tho coming month, whether
they receive any aid from abroad or not. They
invite the friends of freedom through out the
world TO assist them. 1t Is well known that the
people of the island are with difficulty restrain
ed from conflict at present, and that those who
are Informed their arrangements arc sangunc
of success
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

The series of measures which have alluded are re
Earded by me as settlement in principle and substance
final scttomcntof the dangerous and exciting subjects
which they embraced"
By that adjustment have been rescued from the wide
and boundcss agitation surrounded us and have firm,
distinct and legal ground upon And the OCCASION
thrust, will Justify me in eXhorting my countymen to rally
upon and maintain that ground the BEST if the only
restoring peace and quiet country and main
tanning inyolae the integrity of the Union.
LPREsIDENT FILLMoRE's Message.
the Administration cannot stand upon the principle Of
the message, it does not expect to stand a-Daniel
He5ser's Letter to the C"on Meeting at Hsstehester
Well, it is consoling, really, to know that SET
Hemem has been made--"a iral settement--of
the dangerous and exciting subjects which they
(thc compromise measures) embraced" From
reading the papers, though, it would be difficult
TO tell what question had been settled If it is the
slavery question that has been settled, we shall
know after this what selling means. We ex-
pect, before these measures were introduced.
men had the idea of slavery only in their heads
it has now settled down into their hearts--be-
tore men were undecided as TO what had better
be done about it--no'c, they have settled upon
roofing it out of the land--tormerly they did not
reflect upon it, but took the opinion of Moses
Stuart, DR.. Hawks, and other New England cler-
gymen, that slavery was "divine institution; "
but since this question has been so admirably
sstled by the fugitive slave bill and compromise
measures oftbis administration. they have settled
upon the conviction that anything which needed
SO outrageous law for its support was a mdl,in,
per Sc, and should be Immediately abandoned.
Henry Clay completed his 18th year ON the
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
Ornament yonr Side Walks aud Gar
GCns.

This is the season Of the year, Of all others. the
most fitting for the transplanung of trees, roots
and shrubbery. We are glad to see so many
of our citizens improving this opportunity, for or
namenting their grounds and gardens. By the
notices Of Mr., Husdale, and Mr.. Cahoon our
friends can see that every variety of tree, shrub
plant and flower, can be supplied
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
NV Goods.

Those in want of new goods of any kind, will
find it for their interest to buy only of those
who advertise lib2rally--look over the columns
of the newspaper, before You 90 to do your ira
ding. Those who advertise lbcraly can af-
ford to sell cheaper than those who do not they
believe in the principle of living and letting
livn
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
STATE or WISCONSIN, }
RACINE Coz NTN, IS,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
RACINE COUNTY, -.
kH reading and filing the petition Of Fnch Higgins,
" administrators OF he Estate Of RICHARD Miller
late OF the Town of Pike, in the of Racine NOW K
ms dcc"aScd unadninstCrCd pray ing license SELF
me real estate o said deceased; und appearing 10 the
lSaCuon OF this Court that there is not sufficient pcrsI
property belonging to said deceased the hands Of saif
administrators To pay the debts outstanding against the dc
ceased and expenses of administration: therefore or
dccd that all persons interested in said Estate appear
lore The County Count, III and for III" Racine,
sad at the Court House in said county, Second
of June next at two O'Clock T.. NJ Of said DAY, and she's.
cause If any they have why license should moi grnnttd
l." NE sad administrator to sell the real estate belonging
sad deceased, To wiz hcsouhwest quarter Of section hr
iccn township Two, north of east except
my acres sold out of The southwest corner leaving
hundred aud ten HCrCS, with house and barn Also, tho
west nan oi The northeast quarter OF section twenty -four
township tao. north Of range twenty-five east containing
eighty for the payment Of said debts and expenses ~
administrations
And is further ordered that The said be I,bi.hcd
for four weeks in each week. the he
nosha Telegraph week.! newspaper published in The city
OF kenosh IN said county of kcnoshd prior said second
day OF oune next.
". +. WORDING,
Judge Of Racine County Court.
April 10th, 1881. 4E
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FIRE, EIRE,l rInr..,

O'Ie Is hereby given that the regular meeting Of ~
oeuoh Engine Co. No. /, will be held at their p, W.
thursday May LIST, al O'Clock, p NJ. '" On
+. ROBINSON Secv
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

q LI.thosc indebted 20 n. SAWYER are requested 10
"a call and make 'lmeh same without dcliN ~ an
d, maids paid by lt OF May next, viii be placed IN
LnwS GI' hands Ter collection.
:. SAWYER
hCnUSha, April TO- Irdl.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

DTbe Tymeson's are ready for you. They
received by the Sultana, on Wednesday night a
splendid lot of fancy goods, which the Ladies
will know how to appreciate. IT'S not of so
much consequence whether the men have new
things or old, but they have received new goods
for them also. We wish to whisper to the ladies'
however, that they had better 60 quickly, for
they are selling .'like hot cakes"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
MORE EVIDENCE

MI l hlot stark Cos ohio, Jan. |, 1850
Having used Sloana Condition Powders for most Of b,,
complains for which it is recommcnded have found il IA
oe VIVA" " Processes to be, and most cordially recon-
mend il to others.
hteeh years experience have never found its counIin
cases OF pisempers, Coughs long standing and othc,
diseases for which it is recommended.
The Ointment believe is useful in many GASES.
V. MELLHOrS.
see Sloans advertisement in another column
NISrAkS BAl.SAM is chiefly composed Of Extracts
from the MOSS of ICELAND, and from the PINE and
WILD CHERRY of our ownlaldc The great secret or
Its Office consists in the method 10y which these extract. cr
prepared Such in fact the and simplicity Of hi.
medicine SO powerful in action, and 80 mild safe and r
SAINT III Its operation that might be Justly termed I'm
lures own prcscr, aon; although few ,cor, bn,,
elapsed SINCE 1t WIS first made public can proudly say
1t has acquired celebrity unprecedented by any medicine
IN use and is evidently destined to become the most pop
lar and valuable medicine ever discovered
''' "u'''Scih'ht. 4-i5
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
PEACE MEETING.

The adjourned meeting of the friends of uni
versal peace, met at the Methodist Church last
Monday night,
After the preliminary proceedings, the audi
ence listened to very truthful and interesting
discourse from C. l.. SHoLEs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

IL The Common Council at their meeting on
Monday Evening last appointed j. II. Hackley,
to oversee the Improvement on the Harbor
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

GERMANS IN THE UNITED STATEs.-Onc
third Of the population of the Free States is Ger
man, or of German descent. According to the
last census the proportion was, by the estimates,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
SEE lNHFS

ENtoM the Subscriber GA last Friday. the 18Th APRIL n
"a large RED COW, " uh a line back htr II The fore
head handsome horns, ur@ tail NhoCN or in return and
Cow viii bc literally rewarded.
kCnosha, Aprl !ith. MATTHIAS RECU
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
Kenosha Young MEMS AssOciatiO n.

kcnOsha Young MEMS AssOciatiO IA.
The next meeting will be held at the House on
Tuesday Evening, April 29Ih 1851, when the follow ing
question will be discussed
Rcsorsd That Government ought to be sustained by di-
rect taxation
AT. LEADING nIsPUTAgTs Neg
Mr. DVsTAN, J. g. McMYSS.
general attendance requested.
A. A. GRIFFITH, Sec.
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Roard OF HeaIth.

The members Of the board of health for the
yeaI 1851 (appointed by the city Council were
Dr. 0. jerks Orlando Foster, and H. C. Train.
Wehope they will undertake what ought to be
undertaken and put through what they com.
The City Council on Monday Evening, ap-
pointed the following Supervisors ofthe Streets
ClIAUNCEY KELLOGG, for first Ward
MARTIN KINNEY, for second Ward.
LEONARD HATCH. for third Ward.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
CINCINNATI. Anril %

Jenny Lind's concert last night was again full,
every seat being occupied The receipts were
over 5000, which were larger than either oftbe
preceding concerts. Tickets at auction this
morning were selling from 81 to So so prcm-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25

The Sultana, we have nderstood, was not
partial, in her favors and brought some new
goods for another firm in the centre Of the Dur
kec Block. Metcalf Merrill & Co, will be hap
Ply to see and show their new arrivals to all who
give them call.
II Those who are fond of the Biva1ves are
assured that they are coming by express, every
few days while the season lasts. Foster has
every thing convenient for the Ladies as well as
the CORDS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-04-25
RAILROAD Ors No RAILROAD.
PEORIA, April %.

The result of the election held here yesterday
for and against the subscription Of $4,000 for a
Railroad 70 Burlington, Iowa, was as follows :
100 for, 9against. The result is more astonish-
ing toits friends than to its enemies.