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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

SALK oT NoRKs o. ART.-The sale by Henry
Il. Iced. d CO. La, evening o. The "od" Dusseldorf
Gallery Of w.tno~n private gallery Of picture. jp obaby
tie DBst aud most extensive Offered auction In tue
United st.tc.l by u who's, works Al pre-ent me-,
dcul 10 oDsin drew together large aoti'nce Of icon
uois.sur The sale conducted by Mr. Miner. AMI wss
spirited throughout Prices for the first fourteen pictures
On the catalogue. cabinst ,re. ragged from eli
to 80 2hoa sudden rice erlerisicsd.
$50 belnE paid by Mr.. syh for the piece entitled
9. A Wood scene with Hernia" by Tboms. Cole No. 70.
"A Cheap Model" b. Lii.chs1lt, knocked down 10
Nh Pratt ~ 300 THE Garden Of Love- BY Eechhou',
$50 Interior Of Cathedral a, LourAEe" by Gemisspn
al10 Eyenn. Landscape" BY NoTnee. s2l0. The
srlutltIon," by R.iuer. +2lO "Cnpids and Fruit" by
Ricci l. Giilcmsun,, eco cattle" by Robbie, $500.
Tho Reconciliation" BY Jourdau. $50 were knocked
down 10 Mr.. l.. Matthews,
The D.s,h Of Meruis" by Wynweid. at 500 "Chri',
bearing the Cross" by r. FuTui a, ta5 were bought by
NJ Chitty Of College Place Mr. Isase HobroOk purchased
The Circss.ian Slave" BY Dubule 1885, Tor = 40
View Of the Wetterh0m" by Leu, for ESQ, be
side several other pieces "Tho Pendent" by A.
Leel. was bought by Mr. Livingston for sJo3
also Game OF Dice" by Webb. for $3.50. Mr.
Dlnsmore purchased Auction Sale 10 the Black Fore by
ysutier for s1a5. "view the Thames" by H. Jssum
was bought BY Mr. Bell for $3.50. "Brothsy Love-" by A.
and X. Bonbeur was knocked down to MI Hacswsy for
$50 Mr. John HOsy purchased. among other ns psiuus
"Ineor of Cabaret" by Jules Breton fer $50 He
offered before leaving the 600 for his bargain.
The sale will DO concluded this evening
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The WI aine LEGISLATURE.

PORTLAND Thursday. March rs, 1903
The Legislature adjourned to-day.
Fast Day is appointed for Thursday, April 10.
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Buslnese Notlfes.

Tnf STYLE ron lo63.-All gentlemen who
hay. any peen,ons TO fashion VIII be 'ure to hs'e one Of
Kxor's beautiful So" 80, =, Va.
-. -..s HATS. Pu.chsssn 81 HAS a. ~
Droriwcy have o., advantage OF getting nea aud eors
bic a, well Fashionable article. KNOX recognized Oh
ox,r the rona.ry - The l.sdcr OF the fashion
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Counterfeit.

flIgs PoRrLA 40. Me Thursday, March 20. 1858:
Countsaeit Gyes on the Union Bank, lisyerhill,
u ass., we'd got up, aIe in circulation.
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND CESTEAI
AMER1CA.
Arrival of the Steamship Ariel. with
S1JO.5G1 in Specie.

The steamship Ariel, Capt. Jones, from Aspin'
wall on the 10th inst. arrived on Thursday morning
with the California mails and passengers, and SiJ9
jGl in specie.
The Ariel was conveyed by the United States gun
boat Connecticut.
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SEsD Your SOLDIERS A Box.

BRANpaE4Hs PiLLs psticnsrly applicable al Ills sss
son In colds ihroa coughs pains in tne bones Lass
lu4e rhsamEsn govt aud eli affections, 'hc use
sis relieve ami perseverance, cures In cases
cos In ell .ron. arising from wound, or
oLo.sss where ,Ae bowels reeulss 10 be opened hers
medicine yet known oerl,n % BHASDKGrn's Pms In
ocisw they slm.s. certain to the patient q
adm on sin pserefy four houfs until
tire bowel. are well purgsd.
soiIG 10 USlos sqraRv
NV pilLs 1Sp NEw SrltI.
= irciosl Office No. 2gi CiNAI-sT DIsndgeth UOr-c.
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IHJIIZ. IODINE WATER.
Pure Iopsx IN pufe WATER cure FOR Scrofula. Con
sumption Dyspepsia Rheumatism, Neurssia' Syphilis Met
cn Disease sud Ill those di,e.ns aud affecting maadle,
which arise nom an enfeebod vatsd state OF the blood de-
f.c,iyc nutrition. a impure atmosphere, &c
Is senuinenes pure solution aud its excellence "
o.dion. are a,es,edby such distinguished names Dr. j.
H. Chiffon. Prof f. H. Parker PFoE j. G. Booth Dr. j. b.
C. Smith. and others.
81 per bottle. 81 per half dozen.
DIR. H. ANDERs Co,
Physcian' aud Chemists, No. 4se Broadway.
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TO ADMINISTRATIONS CENTRAL COM
MIirEE OF the WORKING TAlLoRS TRADE PRO-
IEClNE UNION take great pleasure Ia announcing that
after lei bat decisive contest charscteled by prudence
and rbsutaes the part all ned, tho Mess
Bro have u last acceded TO the proposals OF their
had. by signing the bill.
Ts Committee, through whose lsbors this triumph hes
been accomplished feel uihed in stating that though IN all
c.ses ero differences arise between employer and eu
poyee leading to strikes the former susuay made respons
bic for an eaus SHARE OF the blame but IA this inssnce II 10
the prey .lins opDion among all concerned that tho diff
Guilty lay alone between be Mess BROOKS and their hands
10 sueh contest would have occurred.
Tho Coale~ desire further 10 acknow ledge the gentle
manly department which the heads OF tue above
hf ia every instance where the Committee in contact
with them
Your Committee earnestly hope that this triumph. effected
b, ,ae ioce guon bs eelnenied mole hImy by the
fstn which such triumph should inspire.
By order Of the Central Committee.
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The Court of Appeais.

ALBASr. Thursday. March "a. 1903
Court Of Appeals Calendar for Friday, msroo ~,
10 a. follows: Nos T. avs IL. 10. H. hutb
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PRIsEsrATIoE.-The friends Of DR.. o. II. Smith,
Of Wiamsburg gave him pleasant surprise las! evening
After fourteen years Of successful practice. the Doctor Is
about retro to Kndorhook to enjoy the fruits Of well
earned competence His paens thought II sp
proprats occasion to present him with slight testimonial Of
their for him ply Aud hend. About
O'Clock Therefore soody company OF ladies' and gsniei On
met Of his residence. and After Tlcaln Interchange
of friendly greetings, Mr. Roswell c. BrainArd. Sur
rogste Of the county in behalf Of the -ompany,
assured the Doctor Of the regret With which his
friends parted from him and III few unsuded phrases ten
drsJ him beautiful silver pitcher and 'sve sppror Ei'ey
Ia c'Jtd memento OF their regard The DostoT, "ho
evidently not prepared for such eVenl IN ie" broken
sentences returned hi, warmest thanks Tor this distinguished
max Of their iendship Tho pitcher and svef were manu-
featured by Cubor Brothers of broadway No"-fork at
cost 81 500 Amer the for.es Of presentation ths Com
psny epoyed very pleasant evening with the Doctor and his
smsbo family
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PREMuM On com. THE Subscriber. who ca

PREMIUM ON GOLD.-The Subscriber. who can
not change III, phccf With he fluctuations Of gold without
sarurrins expense in advertising tho change IL
eorpsdto sell ~ Pens q, Ol Prices Thinking his Custom
~. entitled tie benefit Of the Premium Gold TntheF than
the Ws.t dsbsser. of the best currency this country evs
he'd he now offer. all reoug tue amount Of their ofderin
Gold tho fall Premium in this city on tic d'J when 'ece'sa
In mi, WV lie hopes to 30 the county aud bis customers
. GOOD with out inlurnz hm.s the MORTON PE>
no, be made wthou, GOtp.
Naen PAPER Money sent United State. i. preferred
.,x otber A. MoHToS. No. % Maidanlsne NewNofk.
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I IL

Orrtca CLEVELAND AND ToLEDo RAILROAD Co.,
CLEygLASD, Ohio, March &C. 1863
Dividend Notice. Dividend Of FOUR PER CENT M,
Office Of Messss. VERMILYE CO., No. ~ Wall street.
NewYork on the 22d day Of APRIL next flee Of Govern
ment x,,
Tho tsnfsr books will close on tho Ilth day Of APRIL
next g, o'clock aud remain closed until the 3D. at
O'Clock Dividends remantn. unpaid on the hrst day
OF June will after that date be paid the office Of the Com
psny In Cleveland. In sight exchange on New,i ORR
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MIRA. " IysLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieve he c,d rom pain. nvzora,es the stomach sui
sW.. oonec,s ajy and GTts tone end the whole
v.,.r, p cent, bcttl.
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A. SIcc,Ios of the Loyal National League OF

At Meeting OF the Loyai Nationhi Leh&ue Oi
the seventh Ward held 'rhursdsy evening Msrch 20
ig3 al NO U8 East Broadway the following gentlemen were
elected permanent Officers of the League; For PIe'dent-
lillian H. Wood For VcsPresident. Daniel Cosor or
Scrstsrv Thomas r. Bills For Treasurer John H. WeydelL
Delegates to tho Central Committse-Heuty Bsushe John
w Averoy, John H. Ockorhsusen, Robert Ihomss, rhSha
Ss.lv SAMUEL 4. MCKINNEY,
' Chairman pgo TEN.
D. LlcpTaSHEty Secretary pro tenn.
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P-ychoiogy-with beautiful illustrations Of PHHENN
MAGNETISM PSYCHOMETRY. and kindred fhenomenl,
" IA be- exhibited a. Pro-. BRIlfAHs Lecture THIS and
PvERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, at stuy,ssant
n.u'c 6J9 Broadway, at clock. Admission IL cents
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Teachers Association. Regular Montbly Meeting
on SAIUkDAI EyESiNO. 2sth inst. eL Il O'Clock. in he
fall Of tho Board Of Educate Of Grand aud Elms
II " DL NSHEE, esq, will read paper on Continuous
To- rhnrn Ths friends OF education geue inSiiod to
,.,-,,I ADuLPA WERNER Secretary.
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6uerlal Notlees.

Henry wara BssshsT on 'sys 3 WI kSsSis q
So ~ =, o,c,ock Sabieet: Wv hat shan 0e done VIM
De oyer e. Se s.n b. obsnsd IN Brook
70 al pA o. lns Of swsyne. No 40 Fatoas Bah
so RS.: BE- ts sT sad It tho door
n orGea WOOL has r,cs ted a Invitation 70 DC S5sSn
Viii biz s,as DodvOrtRs b. nd will be In ATTENDANCE
p.ecis0ly o'co'k. - ,rrrv " CRT7yOI n
II. r. Dr'RYEs. STU Zoo too,y y. NM" "'''
FDW T. LAMBERT y. b srO HPGTI,rs
a. /. BENNETT, NJ D., JOSEPH Ho', Ann
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To Young Men,.
Congress having passed the Militia BAL, every indication
ssem. 10 prove that calp will be made By the Gov
Tor more aud the law be pat strictly IN force
no those who avoid tho rgoTs of the ConscfPtton Act
better opportunity Will 20 o1cied them WAN Nv" Wv
scutcd by joining the
nth REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY, N Y, VOLS
INTENDED STRICTLY FOR GARRISON DUTY IN
TIE FORTS IN NEW-YORK HARBOR
No Long Msrches No Picket Dnty Comfortable Quarters
ALL THE USUAL BOUNTlES PAID.
Clothing Subsistence &c Pay TO commence imnodia'eJ'
NOW Is THE TINE TO ENLIST ..,,ou,,>,
DO NOT WAIT FOR THE CONSCRlPTloN.
few more Recruits wanted for Company now rapidly I'LL
ine np Also men for nou.comnissioned officers q
ippiy at the Recruiting Office, Mercer House. corner oil
Rrooips ud McfcoI-sts.
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Normal School.


For Teachers, and all those U1Sh2ng to dUdt them
SelUes of the privilege of q th0rOuSh draH an the
Normal Method
~,.,c.,., IN :, go, ,.,. 49,,
ct n; Tesd u tS IT, S Ssn meTsms
md coSn1tin1e four yyeeIrs mar - snarion of NJ
PICE Iybnse I,oT,rIo rit1 as is Ill i,,o
ond stands bigb in bisnart If The StaTa
IT, as snn9seJ tbnt Mr Pic boS or,rle,ed hi. ,ro
fossionoI abprs With ne and we corsJar selves Ear
49, snrt,nnt 20 l.; sacT.rr b;s ar,cas nj rnrId COW
t%m 10 iii he arg bsnnv ~ npaat 5Is Forner nnnis
ain 70 enov Hort Session in The old school room, 1T
-, 'N' ~ " ~ "
NJ toosio.I ;n.trrc+io, 70 ba oi,,on in the Mar
ne ssh, Ia .. ~ 80 e,, ~ s 3 ~ WI
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Homeopathy.

Respectfully offer my professional services to such
of the people of Kenosha and vicinity, afflicted
with any fern of Chrome Diseases, and desire Home-
opathic treatment, advice in regard to proper Hy-
dropathic management. The success of Homeopathy
in correcting those peculiar and persistent alterations
of vital action which constitute chOnic disease is be-
yond question.
During professional experience of nine years, 1
have devoted myself mainly the study treatment
of chronic affections, and feel confident in my ability to
treat them successfully.
1 would particularly solicit the patronage of those
who suffering from In;pient Consumption, Heart
Disease, Diseases peculiar to Women, and Chronic All,
ments of Children.
Office and Residence at the Kenosha Water Cure.
CHAS. F. REED, NJ. D.
KENosHA June o. 1863 9m3
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

State of Wisconsin, KenoSha County Cwcut
Court.
Hope Lathrop, against Eliab Foster, and Jannett
Foster.
4 pursuance of the judgment in the above entitled
n action rendered May 18th 1862, at the regular term
of said court l. Hudson Fox, Sheriff of said County,
shall offer for sale and sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder therefor the front door Of the Court
House in this City and County of Kenoha and State of
the 18th day OF November A. D. 1863 the following deN
scribed lot parcel land to wit: twenty-five acres
being the half of certain fifty situated IN
the part ofthe northeast quarter of Sec
tion eleven, C1) Town ~ Range twenty (2O) East,
included within line drawn parallel with the east line
of said quarter section and extending TO the north and
south lines of said quarter section embrace said
fifty of land and lying and being the state of
Wisconsin.
Dated August goth, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
JOSIAH BOND, Sheriff of Kenosha County.
plt'fs Atty. 13Wl1
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GElalWE
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,

htNOsIl, august zUlIlI J
GRAIN MARKET There has been offering of
wheat and old is mostly out of the hands of pros
ducers. Old wheat is duh, buyers being reluctant to
operate in it, We quote Spring nominal at $780,
old, so thence down in the grade. Prime new Barley
60. Oats would bring IS to the local trade.
PROVISIONS.-Butter continues in good request, &
is firm at 12a13 for choice lots Eggs 9a10. New Pota
toes Soc, Cheese Sac.
Wool.-We have nothing to report in the wool
market The offerings light and buyers do not ad-
in their former quotations of 50a55 with OCCASION
al offers for large lots of fine of 1a2c better.
Eater and Better
We are authorized say that parties in the
ket and will be all the fall, with the cash, to purchase
all the wheat that in at the highest Chicago pr
ces
The following are prices offered to-day:
No. Spring (5S lbs and clean,) 90a94
No. 2 60 (56 lbs {" S5aS7
Rejected new 20
old 65.
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RETURN OF THE Bath REGTMENT.-The 34th
Regiment drafted men, whose term Of service
has expired, arrived here yesterday afternoon,
in special train from Chicago. They have
bene stationed at Columbus, KY, ever since
they went into the field. We should judge
there were about three or four hundred men
in the regiment at present, They looked
somewhat seedy, but that is not surprising
considering the fact that they left Memphis
on Tuesday last, and have had little sleep orrest
since. The regiment was marched directly
to camp Washburn where they will be mus
tered out.
We had little opportunity to learn the feel
inos Of the men in regard to re-entering the
service, but some of them express deter
mination to do So and we have no doubt
MANY ofthem will.-ML. Sentinel 18th
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rz- When the bill for raising money for
paying our soldiers in the field was put unon
its final passage in the United States Honse
Of Representatives, it received a vote of one
hundred and fifty in favor to five against Il,
The names ofthose five members who voted
against paying our brave troops were;
Clement L. Nallandigham, Of Ohio, now an
exile in Canada, having beeu charged with
completely with the enemy.
Benjamin Wood, fNew York, reelected
Representative to Congress.
H. c. Burnett, of Kentucky, expelled from
the House of Representatives, for treason now
IN the rebel army.
Lhjah II. Norton, of Missouri who ran
away from his home, and now is in the rebel
, John W. Reid, Of Missotri, expelled from
lhe House Of Representatives, for treason, and
now, or lately, in the rebel army
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Agricultural Meeting.

The Sd quarterly meeting of the Agricultural Society
will be held the Hall in Bristol, Monday, the 7th
day of Sept next, at O'Clock P. NJ. Preparations for
holding the annual Fair will then be made. Discussion
the following questions will also take place:
1st Which il the best manner of plowing, in all its
phases?
3D. What breed of Sheep the most profitable in this
county
Sd. Is there profit in raising pork, than in
raising beef?
Bristol, Aug. 18th, 1868.
1Iwtd JIM. LELAND, Sec
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Attachment NotiCe.

A CIV OF kESosHt IS. IN JUSTICE CouRr.
To James Foley:
YOU are hereby notified thai warrant of at
tahment has been issued against and property
attached to satisfy the demand William Palmer
ing 500 co. Now unless you shall appear before Sias
Ames Justice OF the Peace, in and for said county his
office in said of Kenosha the 18th day September
1863, at o'clock in the afternoon of that day udg
ment will be rendered against and property sold to
pay the debt. WILLIAM PALMER,
Dated Kenosha, this goth per l. W WEBSTER, his Atty
day Of August, 1863. : 3M11
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GEN. LoGAN's SPEEcH.-We give in our paper
this week, extracts from the great Speech of Maj
Gen. Logan, at Chicago last week. We com
mend it to our readers, as eminenty worthy a
careful perusa Gen. Logan is one of the
War Democrats in whom there is mo variabeo
ness nor shadow of turning" He is fer the Union
and the Government every time and all the time.
He don't believe in making war upon the admins
istration, and thwart it in every way, in It's con-
tention with the armed rebels, and call it devotion
to the Government. lie calls those hair splitting
denagogues who declare theDsev es good Union
men, and friends of the Government, while they
are Going all they to defeat the Government
forces and to aid the rebels, by their right name
traitors The War Democrats ofKenOsh,. cOun>
ty should read this speech and learn from the les
son it teaches, what real ar-democrat is. They
should learn that there is middle ground for
men to stand upon-that they must be FIR the
Government no matter what party the President
happens to belong to, or else they are aiders and
abetors of treason, and rebellion.
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To Nervous Sufferers of bOlh Sexes

Reverend Gentleman hayinR been restored to health
in few days. after undergoing all the usual routine
and irregular expensive modes Of treatment, without
success considers it his duty to communicate to
his afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS or CURE Hence
on the recent Of addressed envelope, he will send
(free) copy Of the prescription used. Direic to DR.
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton 81. Brooklyn, n. Y.
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a Friend In Need. Try il.

DIR. sVeets infN IIIbIe IlinImeht Is prepared
from recipe Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut
bone and has been used in his practice for the
with the most astonishing As
external without rival and will alleviate
speedily than er For all Rheumat
ic DsOrdcrsit is truly nfaible aud
tive for Wounds sprains bruises. its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening properties excite the just
wonder and astonishment Of all who given
hundred certificates remarkable cures
performed by it within the last years this fact
See Advertisement. lyaw45
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FHNHE OE
Z in DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills for Females are per-
fecy harmless They have been used in the private practice
DupOnco 30 years. and thousands OF ladies'
testify great and neveraing in almost
cry case correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing menstruaton particularly at the change of ufe
From will that common yet dreadful com
plant the Whites Nearly female in the land suffers
from this complaint
The Pin permanently cured thousands and they
will cure you you them They cannot harm YOU
contrary they all distinctions restore nature to
proper channel and invsOate the whole system Ladies
whose health will permit increase Of family, will find
these pills successful preventive Ladies peculiarly sua
ted or supposng themselves should not these
pills during the first three months they certa to
miscarriage; after which admonton the proprietor
assumes responsibility, aho their mdness will prevent
injury health. The Ingredients composing TIE above
pills made known to agent, and they will tell
they safe and will perto all claimed for them Price
Sole .1geit for KeiiOsid County, " is.
LADJES!-By sending him 81 through the Kenosha Post
Office" the pills any part Of the city
country" (cOnfdentialy) and free OF postage by mail
N. B. BeUGre Of base counterfeit Of these Pills You
the cOunteet article from % to 70
(dear that) LA D ELS, your lives and hea tn
much value be rhed with besides being imposed
with worthless article Therefore Offering you these
Pills for less than 81 box avoid them would poison
They bogus None genuine unless the of s. d.
HOWE every box which has recently been added
account of the Pill being coun terfeted."
Sold also, by BoswORTH Sous, Milwauee; COREY SON.
Wauezan; LORD SMITH, and FULLER Il FINCH, Chicago
by Druggist every aud village in the United
States.
General Wholesale Agents ly22
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How THE SOLDIERS DO LOVE SOUTHERN
SYAPATHIzERs The Terre Haute Express of
Tuesday says:
eve learu that on last evening the Hon.
D. w. Voorhees, started for indianapolis, but
on arriving at the depot he found the train
pretty well loaded with furIoughed soldiers
and marines from Vicksburg, who refused to
allow him to ride with them. He was we
are informed, compelled to delay his trip
1t has been but a few days since Latshaw,
of Paris, was taken from the train at Charles
ton, Illinois, by some soldiers who would
have hung him but for the intervention of the
citizens of that place,
Gen. John A. Logan was right when he
said Northern sympathizers would hunt their
holes on the return of the soldiers. Those
who have created the fire in the rear can
blame none but themselves if they receive
harsh treatment from the soldiers"
AsrIcu ituraI Meetimg.-The Secretary of
our County Agricultural Associations publishes a
call this week for the 3rd Quarterly Meeting of
the Association on Monday. Sept 7. This will
be one of the most important meetings of the year
as the final arrangements for the Annual Fair are
then to be completed, and every one knows how
much tn esuccess ofthe Fair depends upon the per.
lection of those arrangements Hence the neces
sity of very general turn out of the members Of
the Society this occasion Judges are to be
designated officers of the Fair to be elected OIL
appointed and the days of the Fair are to be set
| There are also some interesting and important
questions to be discussed. This will enable oul
| farmers to compare notes, ana interchange views
upon these matters. The sheep question ust now
| is one of more than ordinary interest.
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ED EMAlNING in the Post Office at Kenosha, August
M goth, 1-63.
Boil James Howe James
Becker Peter Jonston Miss Anna
Bates j FL King
Burt on Mrs L Kreelg Frank
Crandall Mrs Wary j Eewis Mrs Mary C
bailey Miss C p BEyer Casper
Dermstadt Miss Anne McNamara Miss Bridget
DOty Wilmington w Matson Mrs Sarah
Dawes William McMacea Thomas
Elbing Miss Sarah Perrine Mrs VIM G
Fechner John Bzeback Joseph
Genz Herman Sprague Marcus L
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