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, 1861-04-03

AAA4+NAa "a S14CaSO 444H4AEs
How much has come from small and un-
promising beginning. 4 gentleman obtains
possession of an old book, IS he suppoges, and
tells us through the press Of his treasure; it
Is shown that he has been cheated then fol-
low many disclosures Of real literary wealth.
In these times Of anxiety, a common trick
has led not few into the quiet and pleasant
walks Of knowledge. The Jo1sr7sal this even
Ing renders excellent Justice to the COLLECTION
Of the Historical Society, and to that model
Secretary, Rev. ". Barry.
Pursuing the theme into q new region, the
domain Of manuscripts, 1t may please your
readers to be told Of the sale Of valuable parch-
ments once belonging to the savilles. The
Australasian brought our papers half way
across the Atlantic, and then carried them
back again, 30 We are only now able to write
Of what occurred in December last.
There were three Saviles-Sir John, 81,
Sir Henry, and Sir John, Jr.-aH Of tho Tins
Of Elizabeth aud james I. They were notable
men, and remarkably learned They gathered
d grand library, and it being so long ago, Of
course they bought manuscripts, now very
Important and valuable. These books aud
manuscripts, after consortng for 200 years
and more, have now been separated, some in
December, some in February
Before noticing the sale, a word or two may
be written respecting Sir Henry Sayille. He
wss graduate of Oxford, and very early was
in good rcpute for his Greek and mathematics.
Elizabeth, when she had been twenty years
queen, made him her Greek and Mathematical
tutor. Then he became Warden Of Merton
College aud Provost of Eton. When over
looking the Eton:boys he used to Say, Give
me the plodding student. If: 4 would look for
wits, T would go to Newgate there be the
wits" Soon after, King James made him one
Of the translatoss Of our Bible, and though
his associates we're giants of learning, he :was
inno way behind the best Of them. Wekpow
him chiefly from this, work, and by his edition
Of writer's Of English history, and, ahoye oil,
works Of John. Chxysostom, The golden
preacher, and chief Of the Greek Fathers.
Sir Henry's wife, he being sad book
worm, often mourned for the company Of her
lord, out Of which grew the following -" Sir
Henry, would that we're bookn-petnlAnt-
L Exclaimed ny 10y end then yoI woala
standing by replied, Il Madam, you ought to
be an alra41scy thai he might change ut the
years end" by lady was not little offended
at this: Afterthe G1zysostom had been print
that II Sir Henry dted, she Eould burn Qhrys.
ostom for killing her husband: To: thin the
Knights assistauF answered. i q e 70 tns3o were
Rreaf PITY, To him the lady said, HWhy, who
was Chr3snstom 2"- ~ One of the" sweetest:
preachers since the apostles: tfnaesn u answered
much appeased, and said d, + ':s she would not.
l1u5ra him for all the world y Ia ~:
, 1861-04-03
Our Minister to Nicaragua,

Mr. a. B. Dickinson Ia well-pollitician CT
this State, and Is decidedly man Of mark.
His appointment as Minister to Nicaragua,
however, we think must have been in conse.
quence Of a clerical mistake In reading bis ap-
RI cation He probably applied to be made
Marshal in Neb1uska,- and If his and-writfpg
was not more distinct than that OF many dis
tingnished men, including our Secretary Of
State, it is very easy to see how these words
might be mistaken, on q hasty perusal. for
NtaisteT in Nicaragua. We have no positive
Information on this point,-b we believe
this will be found to be the true explanation
Of his disappointment. Mr. Dickinson Is =
man Of decided ability, but, like most other
men, his fitness for some positions is more
conspicuous than for others land diplomacy
Is about the only branch Of the public service
for which even be himself would not pretend
to have the slightest taste or qualification.
We presume 1t Is too late to remedy the nils.
take;;-.but if SO, Nj: D. has Serious ground for
complaint sgainst his writing master or some
body else,-Nc,g York Tsutss
, 1861-04-03

The strenuous efforts heretofore made 10
prepare Maryland to join in the secession move
ment, are admitted now to have failed utterly.
An Intelligent citizen Of that State, now here,
Informs me that there need be no dIstrust Of
the loyalty Of the masses Of the people there.
It is very well known that the secession move
ment in Maryland was led and controlled by a
small clique Of men Of desperate fortunes, po-
litical and personal, who desired revolution
and anarchy, in the hope that in soma wgy an
opportunity might be- afforded them to r.
tr1eve their individual ruin. Having failed,
they are worse off than before. It is a wen.
known fact that their organ, the Baltimore
San, has been seriously crippled in circulation
and business by its DiEunion servtces.-N 7.
Tines
, 1861-04-03

pHAR EIR-1 hire send you statement that think
{nu are entitled to the bsnent Of resident Of
Bloomington, and have been + + over thirty years. I
an now over MT Yeas Of age; For shout twenty
years paet haiT has been turning 1derably grey
M gas aln9st entirely white aud xsry ssir and M
wonderful effect of 5ouK Hais Re.torattve hut sup.
entertaining stlonE desire to have NJ hslr poesl
be restored to It's original collar and nnenesa 1t
~ In my younger days, beautiful black. Iconcluded
WouIl make the experiment commencing in small
WY. purchased oae Of yoar Euan bottles at one
dollar. ana commence using following directions as
near a. coald. I eooa discovered tha dandrnf re.
1sxed and ny ha,s thss VA falng % ia ar1s qaaa
ehargs tafiae p.cs r. tae color: 6sve snaed 70
1nst begpn on the fourth haSe as pretty head
Of dark brown g light black hatr a. aav man.
Western NJ gtnia. Nj head Il entirely clear u dan
Is e aeft and ane and feels oy, though Vss
Ct ny aS9qain!aacss n y. @Saue9sly @ +, nqtle
the effects Of your restorative It y almost iposs
Bile to convince them that tas original hair of the
s3tna old grey bead.
Yours truly,
FREDERICK 7, BUTLER
H1oemlnkton, Monroe County, Tudiaa&,
, 1861-04-03

session Of the Federal Government thirty
years domination over the whole Union
during which they hare altered the laws, un-
dermined the Constitution, carved out terri
tory, restricted liberty and created license, Tor
their own sectional objects aud interests. So
much for the long epntea.lon which ~ sdEize9
t1e raiuctaut 1psu 1zpee4ee ii LIST RI N hat WI
The Stamp lat ofhs p9se1at osaaafon fas1t
Was fhe bss Of ai31soEldnkt;a oon1ttttut1onA
election, conducted h hsrsenlar nd pEdR
war. e4:."' FSz:-
, 1861-04-03

Itis said that the present Governor Of North
Carolina, Ellis, Is rapidly dying Of consnnp-
would have The eaieet Of If bringing decided
Secessienist into the eexecptiEe. office They
haia no entenant- Governor In North Caro-:
M but the Constitution pruyidea tbat,. in
caee Of the death or resignati ion of the Cover.
aox. bis Place Is to be temporarily filed by tho
present occasion, that the Speaker il . seces-
aionist. and 1t Ia believed that among his first
official acta:would5af 5a the can OF an extra ses-:
aon OF the EegislA Atauye which body, being
"Qemocrattc, will autheT1ze sthHeieetion of
smother State Conyentton: J.: On;
, 1861-04-03
WAaRxa 8pRrTeA Parry oonnty, Pam. !

Jnne 7th, 1850.
fRoF T0Uu,
DEAE SIR-T was induced rarro than year ago
to try your valuable Har Restosatye for the purposa
Of cleansing my head OF dandrnn had suffered with
upon my head for years, and h8d been Ab1e
Ket anything 70 do me any good IN removing 1t Al
though had trisd many p7 7eparattons, unQ saw
thero at the time. called st Gross 4 kunkle's Drug
as-re and bought . bottle. and now an prepared to
removed all taud1uff T. U my head, snl an applics.
ton once In two weeks keeps It freq from 1ny itching
or other nnp!sas sant?esa must slso State that my
h.r had become quite white n places and BY the use
Of yeur preparation has been restored to 10y original
have used two bottles Of tne Restorative. one has
any knowledge Of it as allow few grey hairs
ny bead " head Is now 81 !e.s 1roable 10 me. u
been child; consider your preparation Of 9Teat
yalus, aLd although DO not Like to expose myself
consider 1t my duty to soy fou til oy any
part Of in any shape you think proper If it IL worth
auFthin1 to you. Yours de-
, 1861-04-03
Also, BY the following Druggists In luinels

), g, Richards, Moline,
| ], &. Miller. Koek Island,
y. A. Houfae, Cor1LYia
f. 7. Chamberlain Moline
G. T. Clspp-nEaEd d Co.
CofaoTta
Rattie, Camden Aft1A
J. H, Burlington. Jersey
Collins, Carlyle,
E, B. Lockwood. EaTlYl&
Vim. r, Cook, do,
j. N, Lewis, Gfonfton,
l. Il. Thoma:, Chuneotha
u, J. Eugg. Peoria
Gillet = 10, Ia Sale,
ValbnIg & Cupps, Earl
F. L. Battszisld. Man,
83l11e4,
D. Walker, Ottaw3,
Eochr ieF d Co., Peru,
c. A. Johnston, AendQtA,
". n1ds, Albany.
G. I. TIT mpson, Ottawa,
J. 7: q T. j.. 1horntan
maHnonat n;L1 ,.
Jno. g11on Calaourt
J. r. d T. Johnston, Dear
mons, -,,,,-- ~,
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ne{, T.,
T. & Cutlen 0lney,
T. Ea1E1enoNfs Ll&&smrHa
6hurley q stiles, 1cnta
Nsf & HnnEat8, LouisYe,
s, G. Roberts, Decatur.
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Town q Son, Eah,
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Havana y
6taphen Hale H4Ean3&
E Thomas Bloomington,
, 1861-04-03
ANOTHER GREAT pR1No1PLE.

Mr.. Stephens. Vice President Of the
Confederate States in his recent speech
at Savannah, has q great deal to say about
the great principle upon which the new
revolutionary government is founded
which truth he states to be this: "That
this negro is not equal to the white man.
That slavery -subordination to the superb
or race, is his natural and moral normal p
condition" He does not tell us what he
means by equality, and rings the changes
On the word, very much as we have heard
it done nearer home. From what he says,
however, we presume he means some phys
tea1mequality, as he speaks Of this: great
physical and moral. truth" We presume
that he does not mean. to state that any
man may be rightfu11y compelled under
the lash, to work for any other who Ii
physically his superior: And so also. Of
inferiority iii moral character OF intelli-
genee-he would hardly assert these as
justifying enslaTement. Either of these
principles put IN practice would lead
to 'strange changes, . Mr. Stephens
hinse1fis physically inferior to the average
Of men Of his age He must refer to DIFF
ference Of rice For, ID speaking Of the
tscientitlc' aspect Of his principle and the
slowness Of its recognition IN the world, he
says: "Many governments have been
"founded upon the principle of certain
tclasses j; but the classes this enEslaved
1were Of the same race, and 10 ensla7ed)
t'inviolation Of DE laws Of nature.n' !,
1ndeedl The 1enslayement. of the same
race then is, ain violation Of the laws Of
nature" What. say Dr.: Van Dyke, :Dr
Thurnwe1, and Df. Raphan to this ?
What becomes Of all their arguments from
the Bible in favor Of alaveryg Tie slaves
held by. the Jews Were white; and 50, &C.
cosdi1ii1ng 10 the Vice President of the "Con.
federate States, " were held sst such q in
violation ct. the Laws of: mature" I. Mr.
Stephens must be Immediately excommu-
nicated from the Southern Church, or the
sound doctrine IT f+fhe B:|D.s viii be in
danger Of being: cprrnptea i: !, Perhaps,
however, he will hasten to retract SO dan
gerous statement.
4 void Of tw1 now as to he IS scientific
truth ofthe principle so; coraplacently an
nsnned by. .M1: 1:::sks,ssephens: He. seems 10
think this asserted difference land. 10
thsEH3testia.iitty Of the black Eace} is nniyef.
sally admitted b a,il competent judgea re
areawsre that certain physiciana ut The
soHth have assertea The e:xIistenceiof phys.
biological fscts fgoiagy to ehsw . diiderance ol
raee-and those assertions have been
vaunted wth:an arrogance not quite in
consonanee With the eoolnessw should
cha1acserilze t1ue disciples of tie inaur4;ygt
methods Ne :apprehead that they must
wait awhile yet for any general 1ecogni.
tiaaektAeit doetrne; iii;;5i md (woald particu.
larly recommend them to submit this point
to tlaejudgmeat 6ffhe aibrssamn3eanktiioned doc.
tozz nf ;;s):;.z :atc,s s1t::7,:s1!- - :
In the meenssaee Ne bes leaye to call at.
tentien 70 FAs* Ks hsa,exe is the yarz]atea,
exnresalon qf opinion % th{a subject i, from
s;aii I atholiity: We 1efsr sto: II
saaEafFasi y IL NaTK p (! Aathtoppelo ! 1'xta
$50 *sss7g -s:zs5s 2stas' ts RI. {: 15'e ).
, 1861-04-03

/. ShebovgAn county.
2 Brown and Kewauneo counties.
s. Ozaukee county.
4. Washington county.
&. The north part Of the city Of Milwaukee and
s-The south part of Milwaukee city and county.
Z. Racine comfy
; s. Kenosha coubty.
9: Jaeneau, Adams and Wsnshara counties.
7o' Mha Maukesha kss[a. comfy: p1a} :, n- -
u. Walworth county.
H. 1s Fayette county.
u. Sauk county.
Is. Iowa county.
18. Grant county.
II. Rock county.
is The west half Of Dodge county, dncludine
AZ the towns through which the Northwestern
10. Manitowoc and Cnlumet counties,
70. Fond du Lac county.
q. Wtnnehago county.
=. outagamie. shawano. oconto and Door coun-
a- Jefferson county.
"a. Green county.
Is. Columbia county:
%. The west half Of Dane county, including the
=. Waupaca, Portage, Wood and Marathon
e. Pierce, St. croix, Poll, Dallas, Burnet, Doug
lag. L. Pointe and Ashland counties.
MaI9aette and Green LAKE. counties.
a.. La Crosse and Monroe counties.
81 Jackson, Clark. Trempeleau, Buffalo, Pepin,
Eau Qla1re, Dunn and Chippewa counties.
81 The east half Of Dodge county
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS.
The Assembly Districts are appointed In the
New York method Of allotting to each county
the number Of members to which 1t is entitled
by population, and then dividing the county
into an equal number Of districts, 80 that one
member is chosen In each district. The fol-
lowing are the number Of districts given to
a1rh rnunfv.. t...-..
, 1861-04-03
AHafFs at PennroIa.

!; The Mobile advertiser has the following ex-
tIaet from . private letter dated Pensaeoln,
a25th:' '~~:'
The United States ship Brooklyn went OF
from her anchorage last Friday supposed ito
have gone to Key West or Havana for provie-
Ions and money. No chance to get any here,
because Gen. Bragg has taken good care to
T. is my opinion that an attack on Fort
f4ckenn at this tfnne, with constant firing Hom'
our batteries and forts, for few hours. would
Eetsuade Mr. Hlemmer to give up the fort.
From the beas information to be obtained,
Fort fiekn1s tsHot In = condition, to do Us any
Or n1nEh damage; whereas, ne have, madc5 Az
te4aAige ptepatAt1 lions to do very ef1actigs work
on Fort Pickens, and We can certainly preyent
the entrance Of any. .deet.ta { wonld disIIke to
have ouE Side commence the fight, but this de-
Lay ia Terrible: ,:.,.;.- -. .Zl...~:
Troops, 'are* arriving daily. from Alaharua-
generally good looking soldiers. There ~
pears to heA good feelinE between the oflcefs'
Of the regular .army and fhe volunteers. all
doing The utmost TO- prepare to fight .in the
We are to hnve 5000 men here: wish Mr.
Lincoln would decide either to attempt coer-
cion OF giIeup the forts, we don't .eare which.
AL the uoops want Is l. taiF understanding !;
and il M1. Lincoln Will LIT Us know Whist he
riates ia ID, then n.Ntrl show him what s1s
I'll d. II : )
Commodore Randolph and Commander In
gral1sxn nare here. So t. Gen. Clemens, Of the
ALABAMA 4k1nf. :. i =: s~--:
, 1861-04-03

8. ). smith. Sandwich,
DaTts d Dan11aIl, Charles
H.sym1ner, ND. .arattoou
A. A.scock Arrola,
: Ruti1dge q O'Brte1, Ash.
mofe+
G. ". McConkey, Oakland,
Thomas Mckee, MattQon.
J. D, Cope, Fairfield,
Thompson l. Clafk,Albian.
LOWS q H1ndly, Morri on
HuMphries & Brown, Cairo
B. 7, hitaker Cairo,
Star 4 Taylor. Nashville,
J. d. Lucas, Ashley,
D. B. Rice, McComh,
Jos, Drake. Pratr1e City.
Lock l. Bro. RlandinYIlfr.
] b. Earwnod, E1giu.
Nm. Conaut, Geneva,
Duck d Roe, Aurora
l. 3. MArRA Anna,
Z. WalEtla Ioueabara
hdSe%aT d Hru- Mt Car.
mel
AinSaen q +ohaWons Htar.
ao& ,
Winter d Bro, Morrison.
"ieIich = Bal1lager, Gu
!eh
Iohn Fowler. M14uotrl
j, i. Rewar.: Knoxville,
" Il, Heller, Abingdon.
J. Duncan, KnoIyfffa
Winter = Eolgan, DO,
S,A Aannngson' Gales
Thos !s- rtz.,u.L
4nss III srsan ~M5e 8 2;s... ;5a.axspniss
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AG q Hro.s IT, du Rothar
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3. 8! Rtigp Amhoy,
J. q. MAIL DtXun.
Nelson T. Co. WflnfnRton
]. ?, Davis, LocEpS3YEs
I.MxneEW EWItuimktoni
G. II, .HpoaruN. 3nlfef
louXvpf1h e R1drsVnv
:. He11f, :s!:s..
James 91tss11, Mpfrf1
Dye d phi1HpE. C1tnto
Eam SaGket, Fans
z. J. ChA.s, ID, :
yW.:M,Meodh1V,DanyinA
Aa1axtn q 8on, Georzetns
in, SlatFeft1twsta Nnrtnr
t1HE. : -
Grundy&Lopn1xd Mye1yt
Mills
hriMM tshozk DAnyule.
Nlta 4 Gambo1. WyzultA
!, II, More ahefiieAi |
y 3 WintR. finceton.
Il. H. HdZHIAk QH1nEYs
81 MoeiaF. o.
, 1861-04-03

rFrom the Examiner, Norfolk Val
cephalie Pills accomplish the object for which ag
weze made Y1z: Cure Of Headache IN ali IT, fas1n.
IFrora the Examiner Ecrtolk Val
!hey n. hsys - aesn tested In mare taaa thousand
from the Dcnocra. st Cloud, Mlra1
send tor box tCsphaic P1llzo - that 5ou may hzvS
from the Advertiser, Pzovtdenes, z II
ina Csphalic Pills are eaid to be EsmsFkAbly sde0
Is that vafy frequent complaint whIeh h. - evst tsea
From the Western F. &. Gazette, Chinago< M
Ne heartily ssdorsa NJ. spalding AID als nnrsl}ad
Iron the Kanawka Valley Star, EnuaHha, Val
seha who trT them. VIII auck 70 them,
From the Southern Path Finder, Nav Orgaa1s, LAs
TT them! you that arc afflicted. and vs are spro
sasda 81 % oS1 s
elne oao produce. ~
rFron tho st Louis Ds7nocras1
b rapidly increasing.
lEson tae Gazette, Davenport IowAl
III, spa1ding would not connect his name Witt IA
artc1s he did not Know to pCaseex fsal m1rt
tFroun the Advertiser. Proy1denca Ri
Tha testimony In their favor Il stEnng from The mort
respectable quartezh
lTrorn the Daily Eew1. Newport Eli
Cepht1le Pills ase taking the placa Of all dnds,
EFfon the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, MaA{
ssid to be Tery etncacious for tbs hsAtAehs>
rFron tha Commercial, Ctaeianatt, phto4t
Euna11nk humanity can now b rallsvad
, 1861-04-03
Fort Pie1kan1s,s

Notwithstanding the, unnanthorized contra
dietiona Id regard 70 the landing Ct The 41sol:
the faet is neVerfhsleas txue, and the. order
left here BY messenger two Wee6 ago. He ia
daily expectad back, and Il is quite probable
re public usy learn ut any hour Of the result
o. rs presencs there, Mdepends entirely mp
On ! me character Of the secret orders which
:tes1eison DAYta recently sea1t to: Gen Bragg,
not The Govelni1ent 'hss done n,thine to:
proXtke and II It Hhonld nnfoftu-.
1,afAaf pke1t, 5es9nth hsrp C1pfsdai1cT. .Wfli.
be 2lone Eespoaslhls for tha conseqaenese that
fnaH l!a snase-: eA a9Es --,,t
, 1861-04-03

HoN. IsAAc G. G.'Wu.soE. The last session
Of our State Legislature having created new
Circuit Court District, composed Of the coun-
ties Of Kane and Du Page, thereby placing
Hon. Isaac G. Wilson. the Judge of the old
Circuit in the new, meeting Of the members
Of the bar Of Boone county, which by this ar.
rangement loses the services of Judge Wilson,
was held at Be1Yidere on the 14th uIt. for the
purpose Of testIfying their respect and attach
tment for Judge ". Hon. Stephen 4. Hur1brt
presided, and Wales ". Wood acted as secre-
itary. Resolutions commencing the ability and
;:impartia1ity OF Judge Wilson were unanimous
ily passed, and ordered to be entered upon the
records Of the Court
TEACHERS INsr1ruTE.-The Lee county
Teachers will hold an Institute at sublette,
April .22d to esfh, under leadership Of VIM. II.
Haskall Of Canton, exPresideut of the State
Teachers Association. Mr. Haskell is full Of
aits and head, and the tenchers' hare reason TO
expect > profitable session. Lectures will
occupy the esenings- Reading will receive
special attention.
, 1861-04-03
RRfhM wY8C0NSTNs

Observation-Disclosures and Congressional:
AppoF44UnNeut-..kR K1iled.4.Eh1
crease Of 60 osernpFss Salerys-.More
AppFonFfaxt0ns,
, 1861-04-03

Total, Is Cos. 1928 a,0s2 1888 3,73d
Secession mai Il, ,216 Dem. maj g. ,094.
Now look at few Of the old Wing Coun.
, 1861-04-03
SEE WHAT
OTHERS SAY OF IT:
L disuuguIahsd St Louis Physician wrttss.

n. Lcsrs, July 1ttn, 1sm
5 6x"s eR sia9allow l ms tbs pleasure and sststae-
Hair Restoraffve afEer t11l q ave years. I com.
which ttme hsTe not been without bottle Land.
spped is ilins and Il sGfea wee e1e Va not
grey bir to ba found neither hiss thers been up 70
After ny hsir Vas completely restored continued
it, use by apnlynE It tWo or thtee times mouth NJ
hair has eveT Continued healthy soft and glossy ana
facts shove mentioned win be Of any particular i'd
vantage to you OF even dstter vanity At this Ata
day a. am T. ara they ~ 81 yell knoEn elrssdy,
Of the time the past three years and have faken pride
sa Is u y w. + nd I'd
Il Senbng: sayiag they had used il and WiSoat E
s the mae hat sy had not ased yonf a. Tie ii
a. you1A and selling 1t about half ths price 6a7e
above which have NO doubt are hulnbugs It Is Is
tonishln2 that people will atrontte an article Of no
reputation when there ID ems 1t haad thAt h2s been
Apparently, some Il those char1atans haTs not
brains enough 70 vF1fe an advert sement IS notna
thsT have yours word for word in several In
stancss merely inserting some other u2e In piaee Of
Iba7s, within the past I'VE years, seeu md talked
with more than Two persons that have used
neas grey hair. scald head. dAndruG and every dis
cage the scalp aud head are subject to-
Les led to see you personally your original plaza
New YORK.
You st liberty to nnbsh this to refer parties
Rox ao. 1870, will ee promptly aaswereo.
j1ARs WHITE ND.
, 1861-04-03
SOLD IN CHICAGO BY

+. Fl. REED & co.,
LORD 6 SMITH,
SMITH & DWYER.
E. II. SA r. GEANT
, 1861-04-03

Apportfonment Of Senate and Assem-
bly, Districts In Wisconsin,.
The Joint Committee OF the Senate and
Assembly, to whom the subject was referred,
reported the following plan OF dividing the
State into 3s Senate and 100 Assembly d,-
tricta:
, 1861-04-03
GTEINW WAY s. SONS
INCOMPATIBLE GOLD MEDAL

STE1NWAY s SONS
tKcoMpARABLE GOLD MEDAL
PIANO r o r + e s.
1nsasaaad sar ths.s instruments hzsot l.tsso rip
td1ylae1saasd taat our stoof u now almost
esnse ON sustosassg vtu please bear with rs in
tha faps sas+ NJ 1n&1 hx1s aieuu sssoztneas nT -
=. = e a51ilLBndar Id d!I Il &Go.'s
wsu known Piano Tartss at Auction Prices.
AND FULLY WARRANTED, ~
esq..ans15 on hand cur naw oesa7' Ro''"osd tan
-. PIANOS FOR THE MILLION,
Warranted to stand Es11 in say e,imats.
Two Hundred Dollars,
Mason / Hanltn,s Celebrated Melsdeens,
r.. Constantly on hand
: =; ONE PRICE E-oAsH on DELIVERY,
~: n -. Satisfaction Guarantesd..,
"a s4 sxs:, "a S 3 sa1 as:
~ ' ut oft inf Country: ~ ~ Spp4's,'''
: g: !: :: sss$: sssS: noor & oAD1'
- Sc Clark street, Chicago.
W. R., WOOD & CO.,
-1ss and 1ss LAKE STREET,
Fave just 1eoa,vsd 1.zs aud chots. assortnsns Of
FRENCH PRINTS, JAc0kETs,
s.: Percales,
New. Styles French and English G.nshaus,
which thsy Offer It tbs very lowest prioss.
+ {a14e43,2n
, 1861-04-03

INSURANCE COMPANIES, or
Izar16sR Printing II Ttd'ans oes q .,.,,, :, -
, 1861-04-03

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