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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-09-14
Campaign Medals :

TrON t.reip, oft~roI, .f,r cent. I v,Il '-nt
I a. su, adIf,ss rpsi'g~ p'iI, thr l-'ut,iHl
LINCOLN ord lliMiIN or 'hr celebrated
DOUGLAS ani JOHNSON Csmpliga Medal.
az the vtiisr m', dirr,t; ani upon ihr rcrop Fl
btN rsats Wtll iurv,td 10th,
L,cr, psfsnu Interested 90 the csmrsi:l shorll
have then, as st a rn1rr d. ,,a behold pcrisct
hAsu,.. oi those distinguished Statesmen.
Adde'S LL\i JuNI,
y rru.tHs, VERMONT.
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state oi Maine

state ot Whine.
ENrourNI pTr,trvrNr,l
Nugu.is. Nug p, 1900.
N sIio1rpsl session pfihr Executive Cuuu,i'
w,lI l.- held ai ihr JHunril Chambsf. ore Nugustt.
90 ru,'d,, che t~sug.hUh DAY ct s,.f,u,l-r
ugNt
Aucst: Moan ~gttU,
~rrfttaN 81 state.
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JOSIAH X HALL.


O,roEp, ss.-Nt r. Court oi Probate hell
Pans. sithiu aal 1r the Count, of ONioh
on ths 81 rur'i,y of Nugl't. \. n. 1850.
ca The iDrc going prtttiun,
Orfssfi That che said petitioner give rHtiSs %
40 fsrsons intrtssted o., Cissiug cor, oi hi. ps.
ut.sa 18th this order th,r,on t1 b. puhli.h-d
thr,s week successi,y', ip the ONiou nrmnsfst
a uas.psr.r printed ti'sr,s ia .sij Cnont, that
che, ml, spp-nf 1T q Probate Cunr e. o. hsH Il
UNdsIi on the tsrl.,h l,, of Sep'rm'lsr next.
100 fv,l a'c'lrA BE- The pitsr u,,l, sll .hss cause
o. an, the, have, ~h, che came shnuII NOT br
THOMAS u. nGowN,ysis,
4 incorporated
p.,,uk',rr,R ,r"t,'.
O,rpHu.. s.-Nta Probate Lsifatrat
b.. stthta aui Coz the county ut oNiutd, uut h
thiri Tl-sf,, 81 Ausu.t. \. u. ls60.
On th- petition IT NNGERuNE TURNER,
" vtlas OF q ". Turner late ct Sua,usf in
.lit C111Iy. drerasrd, pIs,i1. Doc t1 allowance
urf aitbr gtr.unal estate II be- bts hush,ud.
O-ifrsi, that ihr saiI pstiuHusr give Hni,c-
call prrspns tnirtrstsi h, CHusrrr e. cop, ufthis
order to bs pbb'tshrl three vrfks sur,,s.i,,', ,p
che ONi1rI ufnlrrf uru'si 80 Pane, that The,
tu.t arrysr at q Probate Cuurt o. o. held a
CrufUn. in slid county coo thr 18Th tlN ul S,tt.
p.Nt, si Ten a'cisA iH thr lor,nuro, aud slrs
r1usr, fam che, have whN ihr sam. should not
o. -aBtri.
THOMAS u. BROWN ,J.dg,
Atru, -1py-ai'rst.
p,rtp kSArr, Register.
O,rpEr sss Ata Cont n Probate held %, ~.
fIs, wiihiu s1l Zoe thr Couu, uf ONflrI. co The
fhfrI Tur.iN ui Nugrst. \. ID. i~Go.
IlLlA ~. ABBOTT. guardian ct Ma T.. 40
~ bl't m.u1t child ani her ct A. AtiHu laic
ol Enmi,ri on aid cpint,, minor. hh,iug pee.
secuted bee sryupi sccau1tuf gutril,nsh,p ui ssid
sand tpf allowance
Ol.sri, That thr said Gu,rian give notice
lI' prr.1ns interested, o., ,,asiue cop, Of th,
uHtirr o. D, Published three weeks .prc,.siycly
boz tHr uNiuri Democrat. printed ai Pans, that
ihr, ml, appear 20 q Probate Juutt Co H. held az
RaHlfi, m s,ii County, ou ihs twelfth dos ~
>.lt. next. al nine uf the clock in th~ i1fsuoou.
a1l she's oia.e II any ths, have, Why The .am.
.hHuI uut o. aIavei.
THOMAS u. BROWN ysig,
\ tru, copy Affect
n.ytr n....f.r
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mrNnY MARp hle Of pelheI

IN .lil County. deceased, by givng bod a' the
law directs. a. therefore rrlue'ts all pcr'"n'
Who are inhibited 10 the estate Of .ail lie 'ea'el'
10 make INN 'ln,r pyment; aud those who have
az, ,lru,nI. THEREON toeNh,bit the same ~
Au.2I. 1850. CHARLES T.. JOSE.
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run subscriber hereby give. puhlc notice that
i BE- IN. hrca dll, appointed by the hon"rabl.
Juisc IL rfohsIe for the C1uaiy Of Oxford, 'n'l
assumed the trust Ut Administrator de boni. uon'
III ILr r.ILI. III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14
BPO0kIya City News,

BOILER EXPLOSION RED HOOK Poir-0yE Max KrlLxD
AND Four Offices ISUREDAbous three O'Clock on Mon
day afternoon most terrific boiler explosion took place
In the Atlantic Dock Foundry, situated Van Bruut
street. near Dly street. Red Hook Point by which John
Hazelton, the engineer, instantly killed, anf David
Morton "a nouldsr), Joseph McCann Henry Me.cG aud
Michael Metca (laborers) niurod the two former
very seriously and the others slightly The main build
ing Of brick about SO feet front by co feet deep aud
So feet high, occupied foundry aud ms
chine shop by the Atlantic Dock Company, con
sisting OF Andrew Foster George D. Lsud aud others
The boiler wes in IN adjoining frame shed,
entirely disconnected with the main buliing
The force OF the explosion ipelied the boiler through
the roof over fence, and distance OF eighty feet,
against Wheeler wscns stores the opposite side Of
l1lay street. Hazeon standing close by the boiler
the time OF the accident Norton Mcann aud the brothers
Metcalf were 70 the door and injured by the
falling timbcrs OF the she'd Some twelve fifteen
were employed in the establishment wno with the above
exceptions escaped uniDared The treasurer OF the
pany Mr. Foster, was just entering the door from the
Columbia street side and the engineer, he
thinks, In the act Of turning the water on
dent that the fues OF the boiler heated to q
red heat and the sudden contact the water
the explosion. Hszecn fifty three years old. He
resided in Van Brunt, William street. and leaves
family Norton and Mccain were taken to the hospital
Their condition is considered critical The brothers Met
calf taken To their residence BY The shed was
contents IL estimated at about SO GOO Coroner Horton
jury, and will enter into investigation
at one o'clock on Wednesday.
FATAL Accommodations $50 on Monday evening" a
the Hamilton avenue ferry boat Montauk entering
her slip on the Brooklyn sdc working man. named
Henry Lyons fell between the boat and the bridge and
was dreadfully crushed and mangled. Officer Hsrlon
he City Hospital where he shortly after died. He leaves
3 wife ana family of seven children.
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Board or Tea Governors.

For want Of quorum business was transacted yes
erdAy by the Board further than reading the acquisitions
for the various Institutions Tho weekly report TO the
Governors from the institutions show that the number
OF inmates for the week ending March 10 $3.50, de-
crease Of Sc the previous week. report from the
Committee Outdoor Poor relative To children put out
to nurse was received and will be presented a tho
meeting: AS it may prove interesting We give an so-
stract Of II below.
1t states that there at present 2l4 chdren OF whom
1877 are with nurses in the city, "a out OF tho city, u
the Rome Of the Frendiess, a Legitimate with their mo
!heIs and At The Chds Nursery Fy seventh street
1t staes that that tho great proportion foundlings
born out Of wedlock II recommends that the children
be waited 1t least four times year BY sos competent
phyacan, and that those children suffering from any long
continued sickness be taken from the and
come proper place for treatment And further recon
mends that ward In Bellevue Hospital be devoted for
that puroee In conclusion recommends that tho allow
for tho nursing Of children be increased 70 80
month the present amount being insufficient enable the
take proper Of the children and urges
the Board the necessity of causing the children be fro
quenty visited.
The Board adjourned until the 9th.
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rou. ed hal Sceu dseilsd thak thsss who ooaAri-
bussd. elhw psw hel1s.s q csuArsusss = nv arm,
mo sestiemsn's name beng loudly called for, he an
nounoed himself - ". HAnry Aeever. Great dis-
ssssacon wA manifested A,d expresed q he intssss
In he meantime The vosg went on the Chairman ruling
pad pew rent and oter dues, were entitled 70 VOTE
considerable crowd gathered round the table, and
several slight passages LETT handed compliments aud
tors took place. adding considerably 10 the interest," Dr.
Cheever hmss Hgared n q these, sayias 70 tho
Treasurer thas be bad bean Obliged 70 receive several
psr rspss which he'd been kindly KIN offered him
Of the reply the part Of tho Treasurer was that the
treasury empty on account Of The great falling of in
Finally at eleven O'Clock, hepou was closed, and tho
vote for trustees announced, - follow:--
Whole number q votes cast g; Of whish Messrs Hal
nessrs Harvey and Tompkins 81 Me- Beansts a. and Mr.
Roundhead q. tlr.
On the part II The Cheeveres Il win b seen however,
that they bad only majority oftWo. The desaed party
cay they could have won the victory with e efsrt,
hts unqualified friends 70 do kewse, BY giving them 70
&c pts for pew rents duo.
motion BY kr. BxRxr that the trustees be authorized
A debate was commenced on . motion 70 adopt the re-
ports Of the tratees. vas moved 10 reject the
GRITTY report and adopt the minority one
Amendments and substitutes offered without end,
and there plainly great lack Of knowledge OF para
ting deeper in the nire every moment until st few
after O'Clock resolution adopted receivng
the majority report, but dkapproving OF s remarks
the Brtish mission.
Mr. GnBERT introduced resolution with long pream-
be in regard 10 acs passed by the Board Of Trustees
annulpg OF the conditions In the title deeds Of pow
owners, disappearing OF as act unauthorized and
wrong and bidding the President o. tue Board TO com
ply with said act
Upon the reading Of this. Mr. CHESTER rose and address
ed the meeting at eome cpgh. Some OF his remarks
home hruss and he called to order by one OF
the members, but sustained by the Coalr. HIS
speech, and the reply Of Mr.. Berry, were marked by
good cesl OF personal eeDg though everything that
said strictly within the bounds Of proprety and de
cerum.
Mr.. Gilbert's resolution carried.
At about two O'Clock the meeting adjourned.
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United States Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge SnnIley.

MARCH l2-7he United States rs William Nelson
(olord)-The prisoner convicted Of taking letters
gu, Of the Poss Office addressed to his employer, Mr.
Gordon, OF Broadway, and embezzlng their contents
Judge Stuart moved for arrest of Judgment on the
ground that no offence had comst;ea against the
United states, although Is possible offence may have
been committed against the lKws OF the State or New
York. Mr.. Dwight on The part of the government op
posed the motion. Decision reserved.
Tie Uned States Charles Wsncheztsr--rhe prisoner
was placed on trial for assault John Davis with
dangerous weapon-a be'aying ptn-on board tho ship
hssoehne The prisoner acquitted, tho jury did
not believe that the Delaying pin was dangerous
weapon.
Tho Grand Jury rendered bill Of Indictment against
Thomas Flanagan for the murder OF John Prentice on
board the ship California. - :
The Grand Jury were excused until Monday next
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Coroners' Inquests.

FATAL Ac.--ys1 FROM MAmxsy.-Cor Gamble
hold an Inquest on the body Of Howard Fountain,
who died Saturday from effects Of injuries received by
being caught In machinery, in factory corner OF
Second avenue and Fy nth street. His clothing be-
was hurled with great violence against the ceiling sus
tanning injuries that resulted In his death verdict Ia
accord with the facts rendered. The deceased
was native OF New York aud thirty years Of age.
CHoggD TO DEArH-Coroner Schlrmcr on Monday held
inquest at Se2 Chorry street, the body Of Catherine
Sullivan, child fifteen months old who was choked to
while At dinner Sunday afternoon. verdict in nc
cordance with the facts was rendered.
FrAIIY scAInyp-Coroner Gamble held an inquest on
the body Of James R. Marshall child nineteen months
old, who scslded severely by the upsettng Of
pan of boiling water AZ Watts street, hs death re.
sulted on Sunday. verdict of death from scaias"
was rendered.
CHILD FATALLY BURNED On Friday morning last, child
named Arthur Rouer four years Of age residing with bis
parents Sixty seventh street Broadway, acsifen
tally Get fire TO his c,othes while playing with some
matches severely burned In consequence that
his cath resulted Sunday morning Coroner Gamble
held inquest Monday, and verdct In accordance
with the facts Was rendered
UNKNOWN MAN Found DROWNED. Coroner Schirmer
held inquest yesterday upon the body OF unknown
man, who found floating in The water foot OF EAs,
Thirty fourth street, on Monday morning. verdict os
about Eve feet inches height dressed black cloth
ves gray pants, blue shirt overas aud was about 70
years Of sge. The body had been In the appa.
renty about two weeks.
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Tho three years expenditures first mentioned wero der
ny previous admlnstration ana amounted IN the aggre-
gate TO while the Last two years amounted 70
3oio76o or nearly much the three preceding
the list az m,nths aer the present City Inspector came
into cce uhch II the ratio would reach the cnor
mous sum of sass 700 per anuum. Whether this in
eased expenditure caused any material corresponding
cleanliness Is matter about which the public opinion
mot divided.
Nov 70 this extraordinary outlay OF money, with
ont commensarAc benefit thas resolutions propose
70 resurn cannot consent 10 my Judgment private
enterpsse can do the work al very Tar less sum snan
what viii cost The CITY Inspector or any o;hcr Juno
tonary undertakes the ob. Tho very pasrc OF pubic
employ re-s under cur stem OF partisan 70 wards ne
cosssrily sics vastly 70 the cost This be avoded
and u s reflection upon the present CITY nsp sctor %
ay that be continued the suet c,esnug ia, h,,e,o
forev On the language OF u your resou,lons, be
would be Obliged 20 employ many persons 10 all q n
who would NOS be phyScsy or morally qasiaet fog sas
duty
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Beard OF Supervisors.
Tho Board met Monday Afternoon a half past two
President Stewart In the chair. Alter tho reading Of the
last minutes, tho Board proceeded to businsm.


last minutes, the Board proceeded to business
Supervisor RrST offered the following resolution
Resolved Thai legal adviser Of this Board be- and
sw ps.ssd AUri Z ISL sscon ! which i g foIIovs-a
siscoe poll oil h ss eass ~h Srosse Ssats s.osssy sal
rspesors dsrcs applies 70 "A eleoos bald
In this cy aed county general charter and special escoas
sod s,e sns = he @s ~ sssD % aa'd
Supervisor Blunt also presented the following re1olu
ton
Resolved That thc legal sdvss Of n Board be- and 10
Of Nv any III Ccmnon CoasgG aushorsed 70 remit
personal and real eAass A The rsous Of tAxes
made by he Ccmnoa coani Azs valid md binding
The Committee Annual Taxes IN ths matter Of repair
ing HAiem BRIDGE presented their report, which ooAclu
ded With The following resolution -
Resolved Ihats q $50 b spprcprAasa g repss OF
nue. o expended under The deosoa OF The Committees Ga
me report Of tSe Committee on County oH:ers In 70
vor o. paying bin OF Norman Mcleod fcr Supplies for
adopted.
Tho Committee On Printing and Sstoucry, in the nat.
Ter q the bill Of Cecrge Nesbt 4 Co., amounting 70
$202 Is, reported untavorably, aAd proposed - al
Amendment that SLIT rs be allowed. Aner q somewhat
lengthy debate the rupoxt was adopted AZ amended
Supervisor rWuD offered IN amendment 70 she bin on
the tax lcvy, 70 the esct thai there boz Ia addition 70
the amount mentioned In the bill, appropriation OF
gan sufficient pay the members Of the Old police force
The amend u,ent vas lost
Supervisor prRor offered resolution 70 the effect that
nasnuch N. u pressn, occupied by sas several
heath jncgs, tho L-xi.lasurc be respectfully rs
qacssea the tax lew Abe sum OF ssea for
toe pursc o, providing proper cour. rooms. Adopted
The Bcare sacc adjourned.
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Before Hon. Judge Smally. t
MARCH 13-lm de waiter Of kdreAv Aael~, -
Ton for attachment for tho violation Of IN injuncsa
was granted against the defendant
IN tie waiter Of Swifh aRd oeIess Ae Corporation n
Nsv Fork aAd JrasiaA zsaeMr. Field moved for - in
junction TO restrain the defendants nom revoking wsr
grant at foot Of Twenty fth street Messrs. Anderson,
assistant corporation counse, Nelson Chase aud NJ.
tho matter lsd until the Hrst Monday In April
the meantime.
In ne matter Of Charles Brovr.-rhe defendant was
wespon IN stabbiDF Hotchkiss the OF the ship Nay
flower A motion was macc for new trial Tbs Judge
held that sufficient shown for setting aside
the verdict, although tho mate been unnecessarily
ha5sh IN his conduct towards the prisoner Notion for
new trial denied. ffs
MURDER OF THE CAPTAIN OF THE SCHOONER cAkr-
FORNIA.
The Unied States a. John 7hompsm ain. Ezrrnioar
The prisoner was arragned indictment charging him
with the murder Of John Prentss Captain Of the
California; while on the high SEAS by beating him with
handpke ana for forcing the said deceased tho side
prisoner pleaded mos guilty. and remsnded trial.
TIE XoRwALx BANK CASE. Ft
The United States James Williams This somewhat
celebrated case which has already been under exAmns
ton before the Commissioner was cailed on for trial The
prisoner Is charged with Illegally taking letter IRON the
Post Office on the 2h Of December last containing pro-
mssory note, which had been sent from the Nor eak
Bank, Corn, addressed to Francis A. Williams, New
York. The prisoner pleaded not guilty. Msssrs Hunt
and Dwight appeared for the prosecution, and Aeonra
Busteed, Clinton and Ridgeway, for the accused. :.
The time OF the Court up TO its rising, was occupied In
adjourned 70 "Wednesday morning, when the evidence wa
be commenced.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14

New SrxAxBoAr.-Messrs. Webb b Bell, shipbuadsrs
~ Greenpont yesterday commenced laying The kesl Of
small steamboat Tor the Harlem and Spuytsndsyvea
Steamboat and Navigation COMPANY, to be run IN ccanes-
taon with two others Tho Harlem river, betwsea Hw-
lem Khgsbsdes Ghs ID 20 be l2o fest Ia length, -
feet Wide, 30 feet width ALL and feet deep. She
VIII be supplied with beam engine, 30inch cylinder and
completing this boat entire, ~ COST AZ abous e3o0ees
and are 70 have her ready 10 the fourh AZ y
July next This - the only work In progre9 n ~ =
The yards at Gresnpout or Williamsburg. -
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Charge OF Murder on the High Seas.
UkIIED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNRY QEFICE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY OFFICE.
MARCH 12-Edward B. Malets, Captlin OF the Amer
ship John Gothic, this port by our Consul
M Acapulco, prisoner, charged with the murder OF
John Perry, first mate Of that vessel stated by John
Pinkerton, seaman, nnd witness the case that ths
John Cotsle voyage from New York to Acapulco
with coal 10 The Pacific Mail Company and ths on she
night Of the Sth Of February some alteration place
betv the captain and frat mate; the captain said he
did no feel wel the mate told him 70 lay by Pipe aud
perhaps he would get better the captain then went down
70 be cabin and shortly Afterwards popped his head out
Of the ha&chway near the pinnacle. Tho on being
asked by q tho what the matter SAID thai
be believed the captain was crazy. The captain then
came up on deck armed with . pistol and fired at the
mate, bus missed him; the mate then seized
The captain by the arm, but no fred q second
shot, which wounded him 10 the side: the mste
ran down into the cabin, pursued by the cap
TAIN and there the discharge * third shot heard
The maae continued 10 run towards the fo9ecase pur
sued by The Captain who fred Of him sgsiA. Tne mate
wss found 70 hsyo received four wounds-in the side
neek, arm and ribewhich caused his death. Ths YES
~ had been les days out and vas within two days OF
Acapulco where they arrived On the 10Th Of February
me- captain was placed In irons on the morning aer tue
shooting, and dslvsfsd up to the American Consul ~
Acapulco. The mate was from Westcheet county and
had miniature m his trunk supposed % ~ thas * hts
wifs. ne capsoin s frvm Wasren, Ssste Of Matne VI
married. and has throe children. BE young looking
man. and coes mot 70 be much alarmed Is 70 the
SUIT His friends have been telegrspAs6. rue grounds
e hb defence Qualification are Of course not yet os-
closed. Hed for examination ,~.s. f
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F0UETH OF JULY SHOOTING ArrAIR.
MARCH IL William Cuff U.s. Robert kayt;s. II n
action for damages for injury the plaintG sp-
pears that Mr. Cuff was standing 1t his own door in Ninth
street. on the 5h Of July, 1858 celebrated Indepen
depce Day) when the defendant stepped - him and
nred pistol At him without any provocAton; ball
entered his neck and went round to the jaw BONE where
It is s lodged the physciAns pFobod the wound fve
inches but thought might prove fatal 20 any farther
Plaintiff confined for three months, and the injury
may prove fatal 1t any moment Damages were laid It
81 COO Tho jury rendered verdict for plaintiff for $500
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ssp.ems court-Chambsrs.

ART 1S-In the Matter Of Opensx1 CAanHboS 6rea.-
no Court confirmed the repug and hold that the pro-
oeeduD Of the Common C,unol Were suacent 10 autho
RIA the opening OF the street -
Before Hon Judge Leonard
IN fAe Aaa~ Of 0pesi1g NsBdys issA Syee Tho Court
appointed Mcesrs John Wheeler, Wm. E. Robinson and
5as Rush Commissioners for opening he above street.
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SuPov1or Court-2encral TSrms
3efore Hon Judges Woodruff, Perrspout and Rohsriso

MARCEL 1S-Geoyc H. Cisco o.. McrsAas o Roberts osd
others This was involving tue conststioasney o.
the Pilot law The defendants contend has The po~er 70
regulate commerce Ia vested in Congross, and cannot 20
Affected o. any State law. Argumeus vas heard ana 90
cssion reserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-14
THE MACHINE STREET CLEANING.

Mr. Smith, during tho week be was employed in clean.
Ing the Streets notwithstanding the strong opposition
the par. Of corporation officials nearly all the old ash
csrtmsn removed $500 large cart loads Of ashes and
garbage Over 400 Of the employed coal carts
making the quantity removed equal al least to IL 600 Of
the corporation LOADS In addition 10 this his scraped
up and removed vast piles OF ashes and dirt that had lain
tie streets for months nearly every ward besides
breaking the Ice and cleaning out the cutters Of Park
row, Nassau, Fulton. Ann, William. Wall, Chambers,
Warren, Murray, Beekman and Chatham streets, and
cleaning Broad gay, (three tmes) Bowery, Chatham,
Grand, Park row, Chambers and Fulton streets from vii
liam street to the ferry, and all the vicinity Of Fulton
Market with part. OF Water and Front streets.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-06-14
STRAWBERRIES,

= INV bEhETESs
WILSON'S ALBANY" is acknowledged
w TO be the best Strawberry for general Gull
tivatlon. 1t is very productive, perfectly hardy.
high favored and firm fleshed, and will keep long
err than any other variety.
Strong, wel-rooted Plants for sale at 25 cents
per dozen or 81 so per hundred, at the
PRAIRIE AVENUE GARDEN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-06-14
rs GHRRssRn RhnpabOR,.

The Kenosha Democrat complains
that the Committee on Commerce, have
made an "unfair discrimination" in rec
omending a larger appropriation for Ra-
cine Harbor, than for Kenosha Harbor.
Why does not the Democrat complain,
because the committee recommended
any appropriation at all, from the ma
tional treasury for Harbor purposes
there is no warrant for it in the Cincin-
natl platform besides our Democratic
President, is known to be decidedly
hostile to making any such use of the
public monies; also large majority OF
the democratic members of both houses
cf congress, occupy the same attitude
on this point as the President. In con
sistency with the national democratic
doctrine, the Democrat; sho uld find
fault with the Committe on Commerce,
for recommending any appropriation
whatever for such purposes.