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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
Published February IS, 1852.
CHAPTER I6.

AN ACI to authorize Towns to assess and col
lect additional School Moneys in certain eases
and Town Clerk to certify thereto.
The People Of the State Of Wsscoasan. reDresented
az Senate and assembly, do enact as .f6zzoacs:
Section j. Those towns that have not assessed
Tor school purposes for the year 1851 by order of
the County Board OF Supervisors, a sum of money
equal to one-half the amout received from the
School Fund by the apportionment of 1s61 are
hereby authorized tosupply such deficiency by an
immediate assessment upon the taxable proper tv
OF said town towns Of such sums as shall ba
necessary; the same to be estimated and directed
by the Town Board of Supervisors of the respec-
manner as other taxes and such lew and COL
lection to be certified to by the Town Clerk 70
the State superintendent, previous previously
to the apportionment o f the income Of the Scbool
Fund for the present year. - -'0Oi
See 2 TheState Superintendent Of Public In
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Matters at Madison.


We looked in upon the Legislature last
week fer the first time during its present
session. We cannot say that we are very
favorably impressed with its manner of do.
ing business. There is an evident desire
on the part of majority of members to
kill time and prctract the session needless
~, and we shall be surprised if they
adjourn and 60 home before the 10th Of
April As yet nothing of Importance has
been done. What little legislation was
Necessary could, and should, have been
transacted the first month of the SESSION.
fhere was no real necessity for STAYING
there, so long time One would natu-
rally think, frem the manner in which the
Legislature is getting along. did be not
know to the contrary, that the country is
IN a state of great prosperIty-that Wis
sonsin is rich and her treasury brim full of
money-that taxes are and viii continue
to be Highland that the people are salts
fed to have their representatives get to-
gether at Madison and fritter away their
time and money as is being done now. 1t
would be well, we think, if the soIons at
Madison could be given to understand that
such is not the ease /; and that they will
best promote the wishes of their constitn-
ents and the public generally, by closing
up their business at once and going home.
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DISCHARGE OF A MENTAL CoLUMBIAD!
An Elaborated EIongating EpistIe illuminated
GREAT REJOICING THEREAT.

GREAT REJOICING THEREAT
PRODIGIOUS POTENCY OF PILLS.
LAKE MILLS, March II, 1862.
MEssRs EDITORS:
With the above significant
caption I hasten to announce, that nothing
in the history of the present war has oc-
Cured of such thrilling interest and nation
al moment as the missile recently discharg-
ed from the Exuberant, Efulgent and
Calculating Mental Battery of our illustri-
Gus and Illuminated fellow citizen Elon-
gatus.
For magnitude of calibre, versatility of
aim, altiloquent in diction, and euphonious
in sound is unexcelled, unattained and
unattainable infinitely surprising all an
cient, or modern engines of classical war
fare. Henceforth let Homer, Plato and
Demosthenes, be at discount, let Virgil,
Pliny, and Tacitus, be forgotten Euoled,
Galen, and Theophrastus be no aohere :; for
a mightier than they hath opened his
mouth, and uttereth piercing eEoquence. y
Let the alumni, literati, philosophers and
statesman Of the nation rejoice for they
have an impromptu ally, equal to thous-
and cohorts, in this Gigantic Intellectual
Fortress, surrounded with ramparts and
bastions Of profound wisdom capaeious,
invulnerable, comprehensive, and incom-
prehensible; against whom neither the
cunning assaults of men, or the machina-
tons Of spirits in HacEes shall prevail. The
AMERICAN EAGLE will give scream of ez-
ultant delight, when she shall descry from
her eyry on the mountain, one of her no.
BILE sons manoegering huge columbiad,
charged to the muzzle with " burning
ideas, and ready to blow all opposing for
ces into particles Of utter humiliation.
This grand consummation is all attribu-
table to the astonishing potency of those
wonderful "pills !" and to whose marvel
Gus efficacy we are indebted for this mex
haustible magaz inc Of scientific and litera-
ry 5unconaBe.
Tire la, Elongatus, 7e grand! Eouiua Il
Elongato!
Mr.. Editor, while Elongatus is under
the influence Of this wonderful medicine,
it will be futile for me to continue the IN
equal contest; therefore gladly accept
the profered '' flag of truce retire in
gloriously from the field, and humbly sue
for quarter; and let it be written of me
thus: absquatu7ando ct swarteuantandibus
da0anuna Dislocatus, non eonspus mentis, nir
come arouse, non est inventats scape goatmn,
non conboti6us poss,ma ens,oampo
To commemorate the virtues of those
excellent pills, and at the same time de-
string to emulate my transcendantly lu-
minous cotemporary in quoting classic po-
etry, offer the following chaste lines:
e I've often read and heard it said
That DR.. Bishops pills
Removed at once, from every Ounce,
His various mental ills"
Yours as ever,
JoHANNUs BoaIBAsTEs FURIoso DIsLoCATUs.
P. S. Descending to the commonali-
ties of Earth, . if my eloquent, and grand
Eloquent fried will designate by name the
fellow feeling in his BOSOM" will tender
my gratitude and thankfulness in becom-
ing manner, J. B. F. D.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
Published February s, 1852.
CHAPTER II.

AN ACT to amend Section 81 of Chapter 1874 of
the Revised Statutes, entitled g of executions
and proceedings supplementary thereto"
The People Of the State Of Wa8consau, repaesented
in Senate and assembly, do enact as .t6zz0c8:
Section l. Section thirty-one of chapter one
hundred and thirty four of the Revised Statutes,
is hereby amended, by adding thereto new par
exemptions provided for and embraced in sub.
divisions seven, eight, nine and ten of This sec
ton, shall extend only to debtors having an ac
tual residence in this state
Sec 2: This act shall take effect and bein force
from and after its passage.
Approved February 7, 1862. ,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
Published February 10, 1862.
CHAPTER %.

An act to repeal Chapter 21O of the General
Laws of 1899, entitled :. An Act to provide
permanent township School Library Fund.-
The People Of the State of Wisconsin reDyeesntnd
IN Senate ind assembly, do enact as f6lzoaos:
Section l. Chapter 2lo of the General Laws Of
1853, entitled " an Act to provide permanent
township school library fund" is hereby re-
Sec 2. All moneys set apart by said chapter
40, from the School Fund Income, is hereby
transferred to the school Fund Income, and shall
be apportioned as other school moneys
Sec. 8. All moneys raised by section two of
said chapter 30, shall be transferred to and
made part of the General Fund.
Sec 4. All acts and parts of acts contravenina
the provisions of this act, are hereby repealed
Approved February 10, 1882
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14

has long awaited it, and freedom and right
forever reign supreme through our land.
In the long vista Of years to roll,
Let US not see our country's honor fade;
But let see our land retain its soul
Her pride in Freedom and etFreedom's shade
E. s. F.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14

By the above table it vii! be seen tbat
Illinois has gained more representatives
than any other State. Iowa has made the
greatest increase according to size of State
and Wisconsin has just doubled her popu-
lation in ten years. having now six con-
gressional districts.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
Published February 10, 1852.
CHAPTER II.

AN ACT to repeal portion of Chapter 274 of
The General Laws Of 1861, entitled ''An Act to
allow the party defendant to testify in his own
behalfin certain criminal actions''
Tie People Of tie State Of Wisecast1s, repressnt1d
IN Senate and assembly, do enact as .fozzosos:
Section 1. Sections two and three of CHAPTER
two hundred and seventy-four of the General
Laws of 1851, entitled & an Act to allow the
party defendant to testify in his own behalf in
sec.2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication
Approved February H. 1862.
Published February I3, 1862
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
New Congressional Apportonments

An amendment was adopted in Congress
on wednesday last week, to the bill fix
ing the number of Representatives in the
House The following table shows the num-
Der OF members assigned to each State
under the census of 1850 and that Of
1860.
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strueion is hereby instructed to notify any delin-
quent towns, as shall appear from returns in bis
office, OF the passage and provisions of this act
and he is authorized TO apportion to such towns
as comply with the provisions of this act. the
sums OF money they may thereby be entitled to
Sec 8. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February Ii, 1862
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
GETNIR AT.
LAWS OF WISCONSIN,,
Published IN conformity Dith the za,o in sac7
case made and propided.
Published February 10, 1862.
GH DDED or,

Fubllshed February 10, 1862.
CHAPTER 81.
AN ACT to amend Chapter 104 of the General
Laws of1S61, entitled" An Aetto amend Chap
ter l 81 of the Revised Statutes, entitled of
Executions aud Proceedings supplementary
thereto -
Tie People Of tie Stats Of W5scousja1 REPRESENTED
en- 0e1ate and assembly, do enact as fo7zoac8:
Section l. Section one of Chapter 40 of the
striking out the words "as provided ir this act :,
and inserting in lieu thereof " in the manner
provided by law"
Approved February Is, 1862.
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The School Fund and Its Investment in
State Bonds.

A persistent effort is making in the Leg
islature by the Democrats to defeat this
beue fcent measure. We shall not be
disappointed any if the bill Is killed Tn
der the leadership of H. L. Palmer. who
is by all odds the best parliamentarian
in the Assembly. we expect to hear of its
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
NO MORE ECONOMICAL INVEST.

MENT, in our opinion, can be made. in such
times as we have at present, or even in pros
porous days, than in the purchase of Sewing
Machine for the family. We wish, at this time,
to call the especial attention of our readers to
the cheapest and best machine We have ever
seen. We have one and know its worth. They
are now being introduced in the Northwest by
Geo. F. Collins & Co, Chicago, whose AdveT-
tlsementis in another column. 1EzEiotts In
proceed Pearl, from its cheapness and reliability
must, we are sure, take the preference as an
economical e., family Observation-Disclosures Erie
Blotter. See advertisement 391m
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14

HUMBUGs.-f you want to get Salera-
tus about which there is no humbugery, get
D. B. De Land & Co.'S Chemical Salera-
tus. Read the label around it, every word
Of which yeu will find to be true. It will
cost you no more than an inferior article
and is much cheaper in the end, as it spoils
no bread or biscuit. You will find it for
sale by all responsible dealers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
Published February s, 1862.
CHAPTER 9.

AN ACT to amend chapter 276 of the General
Laws of 1861, entitled AN Act to amend
chapter % of the General Laws of 1859, en-
titled An Act relative to the sale of lands for
unpaid taxes, and the conveyance and redemp-
ton thereof.'n :
Tie People Of tie State Of WiscousSas, qeD5seasted
IN Senate and assembly, do enact as tozzoacs:
Section l. Section Of chapter 276 of the Gen
eral Laws 1861, is hereby amend ed by incert
ing after the word "uotice in the twelfth line of
said section. the following 6 Pg0o5ded the fore
going enactment shall not affect the legality of
any, publications for the sale of unredeemed
LANDS, that may be advertised in any newspaper
in Douglas County,
Seq 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Presented to the Governor January 80. 1882
and not returned to the Senate with objections.
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Published February "a. 1862.
CHAPTER Sc.

An act to amend section one of chapter so of the
Revised Statutes, being an act entitled Of
Bills Of Exchange and Promissory Notes.
The People 9f the State Of Wl8con85n, reDreseuted
IN Senate and assembly, do enact as .t6z7oaos:
Section l. Section one of chapter sixty of the
Revised Statutes, shall read as follows: "al notes
in writing made and signed by any person
whereby he shall promise to pay to any other
person or order, or unto the bearer any sum Of
money therein mentioned, shall be due and paw
able as therein expressed, and shall have the
ner as inland bills of exchange, according to the
custom of merchants.n
Approved Feb uary 10, 1862.
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Among the prizes captured by the Fed
eral soldiers at Fort Donelson was a rifle
said to be worth $1,000 It's breech is
inlaid with the finest gold. 1t belongs to
a hotel keeper in Memphis, and was won
by him at horse race sy
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Rolla, No, March 10,-A victory
equaled only by that of Fort Donelson has
just been achieved by the Union army
which has pursued Prices fleeing hordes in
to Arkansas.
After three days hard lighting on Su-
gar Creek Ark, we have gained the most
signal victory yet achieved, Price, Me-
Culloch and Van Dorm have been van
pushed and completely routed by our vic
torious arms under Maj Generals Curtiss
and sigel,
The guns of Fort Wyman, at Rolla,
are booming out the glad tidings of victory
and the city of Rolla is glowingly illumin-
ated tonight.
The reports are that there has been
terrific fighting, and that the losses are
very heavy on both sides. The rebel loss
is about 1900 in killed and wounded, and
we have taken large number of them
prisoners, and captured some Of their best
guns. ..a7 Bug e',
The official report of Gen. Curtis state:
that Ben. McCulloch fell in the engage
: ment whether killed 90 wounded we can
not learn positively
He also says the troops of Illinois Indi
anna, Iowa, Ohio and Missouri share tn
honor of the victory over combined force
of Van Dorm Price and MCCULLOUGH,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14
Excellent to Remove Freckles

sHERWOOD'S Clo Cream, is the best rem
and white with Rosy Cheeks, and also exceeds
any article in removing Freckles now in use.
This remedy is not injurious to the skin what
ever, but improves it greatly. This article is
put up in tight, round tin box, with wrapper
giving full directions Que box will last EIGHT
months. Sent to any address, post paid. on
the receipt of four ten cent pieces
Address D. B. SHERWOOD,
39-3m Valparaiso, Porter Co. Indiana.
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PRODIGI0Us. POTENCY OF PILLS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-03-14

JoHANNUs BoMBAsTEs FURIoso DIsLoCATUs.
P. S. Descending to the g commonali-
ties of Earth" if my eloquent, and grand
Eloquent fried will designate by name the
" fellow feeling in bis BOSOM will tender
my gratitude and thankfulness in a becom-
ing manner. J. B. T. D.
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HOUSE or DkLE0ATHA.
HOS BAR. March 10, leR&.


The House INST at ths usaAi ho1f.
The Senate bill to re-snact an ordiuarss o.
the Con vsntion, extending the jur1sdlsuen o.
the Nrosit Courts IN cefsain ossee- ,..... :.
the military service Of the State. ana TOR the
relief Of the widows and orphans o. sach
persons - have died. or who may hereafter
An act TO authorize the use Of the taals Of
the Otase By the Confederate States. for tie
sAfs.kesptne Of frss negroes Arrested ~ MILL
An 40: declaring portion Of New rvsr
An act g prohibit the emancipation Of
slaves BY will.
An act Incorporating the Savings Bank
for email earnings clics Of the city Of kich.
moad.
., Mr.. 0uoaas called up the bill rslan i've 70
Changing the names Of Buchanan and Scott
counties, and moved to substitute the name
OF Bowen for that OF Buchanan.
A lengthy discussion occurred upon this
bill. which was participated In b. several
members. Some objection was made to the
name Of Bowen, and many names were sug-
gssied 70 supply It's place. The bill was final.
~ laid upon the table.
The Senate bill 70 prevent certatn violations
ofSuRday was taken mp, and elielHd very
interesting and full deb ate between Messrs.
Robertson and SheRsy In opposition to the
bin, or to some Of It's principles, and BY Thos.
Gr BoULDxN offered an amendment prohiO-
itir all persons from shootir 6, ranging or
ash.ne upon Sunday, "on the lands OF an.
other
After further discussion, participated In
by Mr.. Greene in opposition to the bill, the
amendment OF MIR. BouldIu was agreed to.
The quss ticn then recurring upon the bill. 1t
YVES adcptec--ayes 81, hoss p.
The biii to refund license taxes where, by
reason of tho pressno, OF the foe, NO ben eft
could be derived from said license, was
called mp ana led to lengthy debate. II
was inaliy laid a pon the table.
Tho House adjorrned ut half.past two
O'Clock until IL A. NJ. to-day.
fDuring he session Msjor- General Robert
T. Lee on tersd ths-Eall. and attracted gene
raj attention ]
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AcA1AS, AoEen 40, lecS.
Ths osaats wa called to order at II c'eloek
by the PzEsI1zsv. Prayer b. Rev. Mr. BA-
KIN.
H,use bill declaring "the powers ct boards
OF exemption. and 70 impose penalties on
members Of such boards for usurping powers
not oorfsrrod on them, !" was referred TO tho
Committee on Military Anaifs.
Rouse bill authorizing the reorganization
OF the Ouipeper Minute Men and the Uulpeper
Ri1es. was amended and laid on tue table.
Mr. DAT, senator from lsie Of Wight, ross
TO = personal explanation. He stated that
when . call Of the Senate was made, fsw
matters Of iDpsrious necessi =. The explana-
ton was deemed psrisctay sstaafscsory By the
The hill 70 amend the Let, ysA and I3th re.
tiors Of N ast entitled can aAt - Yalse troops
20 meet the reputation on Virgins By the
Preaadent OF the C0n1e1@ato otates, pas0od
Tehruary -. 1891. va taksa up and paassd.
The Sensts adopted resolution directing
TIE Clerk 70 p1cenrs passports for the wsm.
hers 70 leave the city.
House bill changing the Lies of Rulaski
and Wythe ooup ties Was taken up and passed;
also. the bill lpr the relief Of the eeeoTities Of
No q. Don, late sheri1 Of Oampheli coanfy.
Mr.. ALDssse1 mede IN unsuccessfu: endea.
v0r 70 take mp md pass tbs ball Tor removing
thA archives 6elongiAG 70 the supreme Court
Of Appeals from Lewiaburg The bill Was
read the IeQ ussite nuWher 81 tiMee and would
Asys passsd. mt ane - ahssues % . aunoss
q eenssors. Mhose votes we're NessssAfy -
All hills o. 10 aaIGadaS Weso eAyAn1eA Q
Dtaee, ard so1s teW os4eead = tA1tf AqaYeos.
noat. III calendar WAa andeE oonst4l6aMA0
O. - AooS e aA5ouInmons.
81 AnA.-2hn Dnnn1n q Dn1nang3 - mn11nn
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Mayors Court--The extraordinary de-
mand upon our space compes Us to dispose Of
the proceedings before this Court in the brief.
est manner possible
Mary and Elias Vanderlip, who keep an
answer charge Of making = violent demon.
strasion upon several Of their customers, and
were required to give $50 bail for their good
behevior.-Nat Mayo was fined S for en-
ploving coal cart without having his in.
itials and the number Of the vehicis painted
thereon.-James NJ. Taylor was fined IS for
permitting pile of rubbish. bricks, &c, to
remain in the street bet ween the Dock and
Cary street-Dr. Newton wss summoned up
horse to city gas lamp, ON the 9th inst The
ease was centinued.-John, slave of DR.. Nc
Cav, was ordered Is on a conviction for steal
ing lot of candles, soap, and sugar, from the
C6imboraxo Hospital.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

arrests by the Propos. MarshaFs Force
The following parties were arrested yester-
day and committed to toe Provost Marshall
prison, viz: Samuel P. Carusi, native of
Washington, d. C, and son Of Nathaniel Ca
ras formerly in the piano business in Eieh
ericks burg, Va The Latter arrest was ef.eted
by Detective Geo. w. Cleckner, for the use
Of sediticus language. Tho particular grounds
of Carase arrest we did not learn. He lately
returned from Washington, and, It is said,
while there, 70 release himself FROM arrest by
the Lincoln Government. took tia OATH
He married. n Virginia, and !. personally a
man of tue appearances and address. Yestsr-
day morning = card from him appeared In one
Of the city papers denouncing the author OF
authors II csrisin reports prsjudieisl to his
standing as southern man
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O0A1DATJo1o % m 1DDMY u HBUpI19oH
OsssfS. SA-TAs RoeAinsha Rs6is-w, OF
Ne III iasA. has ths following intelligence
q - sosay's aotses IN HeadlstoA eoanty,
w..
O. 7AsssAay II last wssk, ssout fsur Ann.
- - g ~, e y 1907 GaeaESl made sa I'd.
tAea % SohA my dss's ana Johs Psnnine ION ..
= 1anAslyA county. TAsss two men are
6ptA oot09toas Uniopists, and haVa Long
osvoA D0DA eid and eoml0ri to The sac.
~ " Friday morning they oap,ur.
= - !" Dihs Doya" tthe naas Of .
~ seaslassd Gsis advance % The North
ssst. whsrs they arrived on SafsIday.
sv:aangs aeo1tS o'clock. They app eaoled
~ = sWF divist0ns, one travelling the
1S1Ses ladee - Stand road. the Other irnv.
2s.ass path. xlsy then serFoand-
- T. ~. ~ coopeMy captured como Of
80 81 NeeA TofS. stnis kcrsy.s s,nrc
- 4esl~. yaaee PAsrss. ma otnsr citi.
80 III naAa ersas nv Ssi,s srs' U Yin
ss 1900 ss{s,s Lsspassd . ssssi all The
- ~: ~ sf y ncasy. end other
49, = e'aosk, 2. lhss1 q, sssr.x
yQ1 n 1foA11in. froG1 ~ .s....Ns
0gehs - ss1oStsd Shas thns Vsss -
- ~ Uon4ro0 more 0f The eneUv =
0A.1ooS - toetS o1voaco - Olrologyilie
- 80 a4neSneaosas g tlis Aew masy al.
80 ~. q ~ ans nos.tsg 8 nsnsss
~ vD0A 111Co1o0 % DajcF Jaeksoo, fSpn
aeee $3.50 80 steatsE that sharp Arips
- o n1nR = ~ TAI Point vsisS
49, 0ot 19pet11. con.
&. - = O.. yaksssa. sfsas
- - fsStess
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Military Mattsrs-Ths Board Of Exemp.
tions for the city of Richmond sta o.day q,
10 O'Clock, in the Grand Jury room, at the
City Halt All persons having valid excuses
for not turning out in tho militia can appear
before the Board and prefer the same for
consideration. Some changes have been made
in the places Of rendezvous for some Of the
40, 600 troops called out by the proclamation
of Gov. Lsscher. These oasnges arc impor.
tant to the parties concerned, and their at.
tention is directed to the matter in question
Several notices Of companies in process OF
organization are unavcidabiy postponed until
tomorrow.
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arrest Of Anether Coraterfeitsr Officer
Jas. w. Goodrich, Of the Treasury Depart.
rent, after great exertion and the sxpendi.
turs of considerable amount Of ingenuity
one Of the acsompIices OF George E!am in
the robbery Of the Treasury notes from the
photographic establishments Of Hoyer & Lud.
wig, 18th street. The party gave his name as
VIM. Crawford, ami is said to be tho came one
heretofore known IN conuexion with the rob-
berry az "Flem Razor" He has other aliases,
also, as we learn. Crawford was committed
to The county Jail, ard will soon be brought
before Commissioner WATSON for axamina-
tim