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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-26
Orient, Courl-ComA.y of Kens.hn,

AHW u Ut " 5VUH5
The e as nf " isconsia to Samuel Nc GtH, Defendant
You are hereby summoned aud required to answer the
romulaint Of Frances Nc Gin. Plaintiff in this action, which
will be filed in the office Of the Clerk of this Court, at Keno
sha city in said county, with d copy of which you are here
with served. aud to serve a copy Of your answer to the said
com plant on the subscriber at l. il Office, in the city OF Keno
cha aud State Of Wisconsin, within - days after the service
Of this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day Of such SER
vice. ana if you tail TO answer TO the said complaint within
the tim4 aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the court for the relief demanded ia the complaint.
]. ". WEBSTER. of Kenoshk CITY, Wis,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated wenosha, Fe b. 10, 1862. 5w87
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Take Notice.

TNHE drawing OF the Grand and Petit Jurors for the
Il next May term of the Circuit Court kenosna Oo1n'
ty, viii take place at my office in the city of Kenosha
APP il 4th next.
Ken9sha, March 9, 1868. E. w. BLlNN,
3w4U Clerk of said Court.
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The NORTHERN WOMEN CANCHURN0 Our THE
NATIONAL DEBT IN Ten YEARs.-In a speech
at Manchester, n. H., the other day, the Hon.
VIM. A. Howard, in abiding to our nation
al debt, and the products of our dairy, set
down in the census at 1925, 900, 600 a year.
remarked that in ten years our women can
churn this debt all out.
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SHERIFF'S OFFICE,

Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with the
above notice, an election will be held in the several
towns ard wards in the County of Kenosha, on Tuesday
the seventh day of April next, for Chief Justice OF the
Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin, for the term
Of six years, in place of Luther 8. Dixon, whose term Of
Office expires on the LIST day of June, 1868.
Feb. II, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
Std Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
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MEsrFRN GuNRoAr LAFAYErrE

WESTERN UUNbUA IAfA 1EIIE.-IU z. ,.
steamer Lafayette, in the Yazoo river expedi-
ton carries twelve guns. On her spar deck
she mounts two twelve-inch brass howitzers,
and on the main deck she has two eleven-inch
four one hundred-pounders rif1ed, two nine
inch, and two Parrot guns. She is manned
by nineteen officers, one Hundred and twenty
six sailors and twenty-five marines. She is
covered with iron three inches thick, and has
a solid steel ram six feet long.
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Ci,Cui; Count, County of KenOsha, aud
atate of W~iscOnkim.

he STATE Of Wi8consin To William A. Tiffany, Defend
AM.
You are hereby unmoned and required to answer the
complaint of Mary Tiffany, Plaintiff in this action which
will be filed in the office of the clerk OF THIS court at
at herew tn served, and 10 serve a copy of your an
swer to the said complaint on the subscriber at nus once
in the city of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, WITHIN "
d1ys after the service of this summons upon you, ex'
elusive Of the day ofsuch service and fyou fsll "a
answer The said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for 1.-THE relel
demanded ia the compiai I
Dated March -, 1868. Nv. WEBSTER,
6w4l or Kenosha Wis, PlHs Atty.
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Dissolution NaIicc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Co, Partners ip
~ existing between the undersigned under the name
aud style of Holm & English, was dissolved by mutual
consent on the 2Sth day of February 1868. All accounts
of the late firm will be settled by e. English.
Kenn>ha, March 8, 1862. JOIN HOLM,
4y40 4. ENGLISH.
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TO THE SICK.
Notice for April and May, 1868.
DIR. Y. CLARENCE PRICE,
CLate Of Buffalo, New York;

xT WILL BE REMEMBERED THAT DIX
PRIZE has regularly visited this place for three
wears. restored % health many suffering from affections
Of the Lungs, Th-oat, Liver, Heart, Kidneys, Rhenma-
tism. Cattarrah Dyspepsia, Fits, Asthma Sci ofula, Drop,
sirs. Female Complaints and other diseases cslieo
cbronic. most having d%espaired of a recovery. 10 the
cnrr of rbronic disea SEES, in their Varions forms ana
sts5rs. DR.. Price deyotes his whole attention. He is MOI
reyiying an old worm ont system advocated years age
nv gnr.nlauye adventures, but a method OF treatment
OF 40 wears standing, aud still pul sued in the East win
uneauailed success. A system founded on truth, ~
rr;Ain0 sxcr ifcing life to experiments knowledge we
contend for, not speculation, experiment ana qdacKetyl
We use no minerals, destructive agent, nor exhaassI.e e
enarpips or iniure the constitution nor make SICK 10
make we'll, tear down to build up. We Invite honora-
bIe investigation feeling that our cause Is just. ihose
sick and discouraged call upon us-advice gratuitous:
Our Philosophy Of Practice is founded on the LAW EHnsr o.
enc nnd eyidence-our Materia Medica, thee BoundIeSs
FOREST! DR.. PRICE will be for Consultation at
KENOsHA, City Hotel, on Friday the Sh OF May
1868.
Racine, Congress Hail, 18th Of May.
Waukesha, American House, 2d ofApril.
Residence-Waukegan, ILL.,, where all letters shoui1
be sent.
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The Alexandra OTgam

A liberal discount to cash purchasers during the " ar,
and an extra discount to clergynen, Churches, Sabbath
Schools, Lodges, Seminaries, and Teachers. The traue
supplied on the most hoeraiterms. l
HORACE WATERs,Agcnt,
45tf No. 4S1 broadway, New York.
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CoLDwATER RIVER, March 5.

I can report but little progress since my
We have dropped about twenty miles
further down the stream, but have failed to
discover a building ora clearing to relieve the
monotouy of an unbrokeu wilderness. The
stream widens a little as we advance, but our
seem to suffer more damage than they
did i'll the Pass, owing to the efforts made to
crowd them forward. Weexpect to be in the
Tallahatchie tomorrow, when we shall doubt
begin to make progress in earnest. We
have received no intelligence of any kind as
yet, from in front Of US, having seen no liv-
ing being TO talk with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
Railroad Accident.

sAIAvASc, Cstfausus TO- n. T., Tuesday Nay IL li61
As the express train on the Atlantic aud Great
Western Railway, consisting OF IA engine, one bag
gage and two passenger cars, was passing over Il
bridge lust west Of this station today, tue bridge
tarted in about the center letting the tender Of the
engine the baggage and one IA. seuger car down
some IL feet TO the ground. The baggage car was
badly broken up aud the passenger car but slightly
damaged.
Fortunately the small stream which runs under
the brid.e was very low, the water being bot about
10 inches IN depth. Among the casualties are tie
following: A Dewsboy, narhed Greene, killed {.
LaplGe l.. T. Mail Agent badly injured in the legs;
Oliver Coney, baggage mssiet Ia the bead and chest,
Two or three others were slightly bruised. Mons o.
the passengers were seriously injured. The damage
% tie bridge will be repaired AID trains resume their
regular trips By tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
Women, National Loyal League.

Numerous and cheering responses to the call fofa
a.Iny tho oy,l women Of tho country from
all the Fro, States. The meeting was large aud enhu''
aud resulted In the formation oi' Noneh' Ha'nA A"'
League, y Oh the bs.i, Of tho following podse;
~, .,,,., ~ a.. R.prhlc assembled in New-Yok, TIL.
i.b J,y OF hereby pledge ourselves oJa to Justice aud
Humanity andto tho Oofe'nmeHt ''i a. Wv w"
for freedom.
The work Of the League ia to "edoeao the Nation into tue
idea Of true Christian Republic" II sdopd addre"e' 70
the President the SOLDIER, and tho women Which, '0sshs
with the report OF the meeting 1t proposes 10 pueh ou
IN. p.opls Mt home the soldiers in the field and
tho freedmen IN tue South and West
To do this require, money. Women oil tho city VINO "nn
n op or aid the League are invited to "h the pledge ana
us.s ,hsr contributions at Room No ~ cooper ia''a''
which will bs open from this date on Iu''ay
Thur.d.y aud Friday OF every week. nom '''''A "' "
o'clock p. m. ,,-n..
Women at distance may send thsr names aud eon'foa
,o,. by is,ter TO susAs Is. Asrnosr sec'staJ wom'h
H,lIou.l L.ya Lsssus No. % COa0H VaI'D. N'~'YsES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
lncn,no Tnx Tor 1902.

The Iaoome Tex 10 imposed upon certain proportion oil
the income Of these two Glasses vie;
Fp Every person residing n the United States; and ev
cry citizen residing abroad no IN the employment OF tho
Government Of the United States
Sc,nd Every citizen OF the United States residing 'hroad
aud not in the employ Of tho Government Of the United
States
Every person in the first class Will DO taxed g! The ri' oi
three per when his her anuus gains profits Of income
exceed 5000, ard do not exceed $1,000.
Every person In tie first will be taxed al the rate Q.
I've per cent when the annual gains profits or income *
coed $4,000 ser the following deducii0ns rs n'a' from
the grosI amounts returned. VIZ:
l. The 5000 allowed by law.
q Other National State aud local taxes sn's'sd Tor i05'
and paid.
D Rent actually psd Tor tie dwelling houo or e'ns o'cu
pied q, the residence Of tho person assessed
Eecem,ry repair. to property yielding The incomsi OF
insurance thsrson pay for hired latoror' SUI
s,snee employed In conducting biz bune" or ineie" On
membranes upon the proPery or ALL sths case may DO
Every per-, in the second will be taxed at the rate
OF Eve per cent whatever may be lis or her snnaa sH'
profits income from property securii2 and 'oek'
tho United States. ui,hou. other DEDUCTIONS than numbers
2 and above stated.
Whenever tho taxable Income Of resident in the upi'ed
steeslnod O., above exceed, 10000 sai upcn por'
ton % said amount so per has been wiihhsd ~ e
officers Of compsnie corporAos aud nocistons ron IN
ere, dividend, therein due him. such income VIII Do sun
ec to oftwo per cent additional upon 50 Guch hee0
as may have been rrsylou,y subeoodto duty OF 'h''o
per cent by the officers OF The oonpoie, coIpoTson' OF "
| socia,ions Aforesaid.
But in 10 cl,e whether person saboc TAX Of thee
or Eve per cont m higher ,o Of tx thar u ror cent 20 DO
collected from that portion OF income derived from ireeh
upon note, bonds other securities ofths United S'e'
who,e husband and vile live together and their iaIaOo
income in e1ce, Of tGo) tey vii bs ea.'d 10 but one
deduction Of 500 that being the fred by law 40
estimated commuison for the eipeI'o Of maintaining IAN.
y Where they live sps BY divorce or under contract Of
separation they viii b. ,,God 'epia!ey aHi Be s'h en'd
O, dedzs,iOa Of 500
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DIED.
BLFFCKFR-At Scarsd.le.

BLEECKER-At sctrsd.le, Tuesday. MAY 10. AGED Q
Yeas Alice stuart. youngest child OF James aud Pane c.
TIE foners viii take place this day. at II a. m a. Trinity
Church. New-York
PEECKMAN-On Tuesday MAY 49, Catherine Livingston.
widow Of the late Henry BeeoAmon in the 10Th year her
The relative. and friends the family respectfully invited
attend her funeral Friday ate 22d inst ss
ococA, from her late residence, No AZ Ienlh street
BROWE-On Tuesday May 49, 1862 at o'clock p. m. Q.
typhoid fever Thomss r. Brown. in the 2'tn gear oil ma
The friends and relatives family will please attend the
funeral from the residence Of his father No lsj West
Thdy.rst street without further invitation, on ILuIsday
2ls' inst. at o'clock 2. m.
CORWIN-On Sunday, May H. 1852 q. C'tasagqua Pa
Mary H. wife Of Charles erwin and daughter OF IhoaS
H. and Abby J. Esnderhoe ased Is years and 10 days
The ss wi take place from the residence 81 Der parents
No PA Court street. Brooklyn, this edpesdiy) after
noon. 2cth inst, at o'clock r. m
CROSBY-Tho funeral of Lieut. franklin Batter Ctosby,
u s. A killed a, the battle Of chanceloIsyie VII tase
ton place on "Wednesday morning the 20th inst at ,
O'Clock The relatives and friends invited 10 attend
without further notice.
GBENELLE-On hoaly evening. Hey "a, Matilda Ear,
wifi Of Thon-s Gfeusle ~ the 6gth year oi her eye.
The friends IN. uy requested TO attend her funeral
from her lAts residence No. l6 West Fon5sAth S,iees
on Wednesday TODAY May 20 O'clock p N, without
further invitation
JENNIN0s-On Tuesday. May 49, atrF psinfri Illness,
William Jennings In the s6th year OF hts age .
His hends aud reisyes Invited TO attend his funeral
fiom HE late residence No ~ Common street. Tho re-
mains - ~ be taken 70 Greenwood for informant.
KELLEN-On Tuesday evening May 49, 1893, ~ biz ref
dence No. 81 bleeckeT street, Dr. John CawsoL htc o.
ths cts. IN the 10Th year o. hisogr.
Due notice will be given Of tho IN. erinent.
SMlrll-ln Trenton y j. a. the residence Of her sonin
Law tho Rev. II. Is. Chaplin, on Monday, hiay ~ BIS Ann
Smith vie Of Chsra Smith, esq Of Newfors' sged %
TIE relative, ard friend. the family i.vited TO sltend
the fIur um the hind Presbyterian Church a. lren
loot OF ouisndt .efesr a. ana 10 O'Clock n. returning
leave Trenton, a. 4:l0 aud ':I' p. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

St,ubsnee however did not create one au1 ,S eu0I o.
sheIe ocars OF the League were t', vel, wcrtbv Of ;m
people acted with proper iofbeaian'o' wv" v 'N
We doubt very much that the Loyal
Ieapuep has issued any such pamphlet as Is
Lore assorted; but the fact that person was
permitted 70 distribute any sort of loyal pamph-
let ot that meeting is only explained by the
darkness md tho inability of good share of
the assembly to read. Had it been generally
known that ANYTHING resembling Loyalty was
commended in those pOmphlets the distributor
would have had a poor chance for carrying
yhOle bones away with him.
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Trnrrlrrr' Gui.r.

To Albany ly Had.ru Ri,rfRR g. Wauoa.
a, a. 10 %. AID . B. odd ~ a.. sunday 5.i1 ?. N
10 Albany tv llafleui m 2b,LstaH gthiy A.. n
10 Boston. by h.a-Londol line. Pier %. n.
n sto.4ag'oa lilr fIrl ~. y. r and fti
River tine. Pier o y t.. d.iiy tSlndaJser.
coyt-ll.... Observation-Disclosures 5p IN.
10 Bo,'or, b Ncv-ilTrn RR va Sphas.
hgd 2Itn'i sod f.iAy.........s IA. nd p and p
10 rortou, n,a.ilaysu RB 27'h-s' sut
sL.ay., via sL.te Line ..z' aud Sunday p
1e psn- o. - Pie Rh 100, Of cham5,T.
n'...:-:' ...' 40 " n SUD T. m
T. 81 lisdsi1i fiy Sos Jrury II .ilfr 1d foot
o. Conn I'D ~ 10 VA. u ~. 3 Sunday. Il p
To Ph. sfs'piH ~ Camden ana An59T
Railroad Pier q y. Il To-, .fRsr-ay,t e. M. p. IN
To " tshiu don by E-w. jrfstJ RE-. I1atn
g. = snd lil r oi ~ Cor sla 81. Sunday, = r.
10 Tho Ne.t. 10y Ccuinl Railroad o. N-s.
JoieJ. foot % C2uit4ald.si. bhs5 o. IN.
Il E..~......................... p. -.
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Our Igeturniug Regiments.

Among the gallant regiments which New-fork
has sent 10 The war the 18th N. S. ". Col Lln'pg has
not been behind hand in d'tinguhing Itself The regiment
went away ubenG IG0 men. aud returns with about
~ lcagrp 81 that 30 three Yeas In the hc q.
The remaining officers who out with the regiment,
-e-LisutCol. X Il. Bftfam Major Grover, sryereiy
wouddedi Capt John NicksTs Capt Kelly, and Capt.
Nhalsy. Many officers boDoby removed In this re-
gmeh whose good the ard of their merofous
services
The regiment will be received today by Col Lansing and
staff aId the cccis will be eptertsned viii pes.ant
post Capt john l.. Buie.h Lieutenant Co onel Of
the Soymou' Light Infantry, formerly OF the nth from
which ho returned wounded vi with Capt. Martin AID
Lieut. Green, assist IN the ceremonies Of Tecrp ion.
The Regiment vii be received by Col Lansing and stat
aud all the officers Of the recently returned resimeat Alto
geher the reception from thu good deeds Of tue 18th, be
looked upon Of tho interesting Of tho present
time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
The War in the Southwest.

LOIItNILIkt \ y, IVFtuaNf MY y I'''
With the exception Of eleven small regimcrts
under Morgan, on the south side Of tho Cun.lcrand
River, beadquarer. here discredt all the reports OF
Rebel forces attempting the invasion OF Kentucky,
and think the dispatches from Mount Vernon, Som.
erset and elsewhere come from Rebel sources, and
designed to prevent the Union forces from re-
enforcing Roseoran- Or invading East Tennessee
N.suULty. Gue,dsy, hay 49, 1853
Gen. j. Wood hss beon released from bis com.
mand at this Ioin, and viii take command Of his d.
vision now at Muhr,c.boro. All 10 quiet on the
front Tie river is s,il falling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

PuGurTs rs TROUBLE. Last evening the fol-
lowing named pugliis arrested their return from
NewJersey where they had been in attendance upon the
Eight between Con Orem and Geogbsn:
Heavy In, Charles r. Ousnon Samuel Davis Frank DE-.
good, r. VI. Smith. chsc Conros John Boz Joshua
ngd.on. kentcn TAoma, Jane. Cook. jane. elliott John
w Bstca CEailo. Vaughan Joseph Rogers John Dclmar,
Patrick hoCsbe, Jane. Pctre Charles Gieste.
They were lodsei Ia thu Fiit5 Ward Station House to
await tho action Of tho EewJesey authorities Last night
1t wss understood that Harry Hills on behalf Of himself aud
feowp-onsrs had pttoned Judge McCunn. for wit Of
hibes' corpus tina, hOy might appear before hiG and
that they bad been arrested without committing any orn,c
Tbs requisiton may BIO band however before Judge
hoCunn opens court this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
CERTIFICATE.

n T
NEw.YORg, Feb H. 1853.
From knowledge Of the Ingredient. and their proportions
entering into the osiiion known IA ROns o. Crol~an
Btersn enabled 10 speak Of Il 10 terus - high
endaon Peruvian Bark being of s Pm cpS coust,u
together with herbs roots and extracts Lsv decded
medci0a properties have hesitation IN recon mendn:
20 ph yscans and the public generally nysoIans
tonic Intended 10 stimulate the digestive oTg3us
From s Alternative properties !, cacuned 70 prevent,
by Il. daily In moderate Quantities Ds9n fever
snl ogue. mild forms Of uenrslya sut n eur eisG. Il
sui5O,e produced by change a and diet
correcting disrhes curing dyspepsia cole SICK aud neVQu,
hsafsche neusl ckness II Is expressly adeptes 70 p
males Of delicate constitutions and the inruities OF
Thi. preparation ia posed exclusively Of vegetable ma
tcrs c0nai Ing metallic mineral substances wEatcyer
II. |, matte warning and sccoptabo to the palit,
and stomach. -.. =
JAMES r. Chiffon III. ID.
JULIUS G. POHLE, ~ d.
FIFTY CASES FOR sALEbv
r. c. WELLS. Agent.
No
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The New-York Illustrated News.

THE NEw.YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS {, plbli,hsi
every WEDNESDAY.
Contents q No 1871 Tor May %: - - .
tho fltaous stole-wa position carried aste poiu Of tie
hos oLe- - 80.
'front.' cellar Tho burDns mansion ct ChsnoeioFsyie,
Va. - -.
T. GEN SLOCUMS CORPS fIOlffIS0 On the Fredeiicks
burg Road. - . -. $500. .,.-,., -
MsrsbalGeuera.s Ohce
1. PORTRAIT MAJOR GEN SLOCUM -.
: REBEL DEAD LAlIHG AGAINST TIE SiONE
WALL 4, Frede cksbgrg. $500.
o. PORTRAIT HON. {. l.. yAILANDlGHAM.
q PORTRAIT HENRY WARD BEECHEA, esg
To- PORTRAlT AiAJOR-GEN DANIEL T.. I(ALE5.
IL PORTRAIT MAJOR-GES. HOWARD.
10 MANTCHOUSIhN CRANES. 49,
~ FRENCH TROOPS Crossing the Highss o. A.Iats
IL FLAG or THE ara n. y. 'OLS ~ -
H. PORTRAIT OF tho lss Rebel sIONkNALL JACh
IN THE NETWORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS.
Tor ssle by al New. Dealers
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Mail. Close n, rhe posf-omcc,

For Great Britain Hud the Confront, Dy s'etu.er
Au,tfls.ir "Wednesday. May 7o............... CT
For Europe via Qu.bcc, by ttcan.s BoicmigH,
Thufsday iiav p
E0r Cub -Il West indies. via Havana, - steam.
er fsss Thuridsy MAY 2l.................... p M.
for Kus'ton. ia. and Port-lu-i'nlce. Hsyu. by
s'csmr- P.-s.agsAei. Lur,diy, May 2........ M.
Ioi CaifsfniA &C.. daily iSaudays e1cepteil.
oyer,ld Via ST. Jo.cvh 8 a u. and u m
horthAlhany Buffalo arl Cins1,. IS m. and q ..
North a. Wost Way HAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Western Mail via Ell. Rsilr3s and J ..
souihefn sid Soa,W c5ton Mails n y aud Ui p.
Lsrefu Nsi ..............5e III and -
New Hediord Now port ard fsl RiVrE........... =.
The Lons Il'a'd Msi closes o. = q On. and 3. p m
b1lts4 hsli --On SUNDAY al mails eos9s. "a y. IA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
Government Finances.

FHILAuHLPHi,, Tuesday hay -. l3iJ
The sale Of e. go $50 woItn Of L" fiye-twenties'
is reported to-day in the following localities: New
YORK, 675 ,OO0 Philadelphia aud PeDnsyiyauia,
520Ij0 Boston aud New-England, 10000; Balti-
more. $1,000 Wilmington, 1900 Delaware,
10 900; W.c0nsin, 10000, Ohio, 5000 Wheeling,
Va 5000.
# is the expectation Of the Treasury Department
that small bonds will hereafter be issued ia sufi
Gent amounts 20 meet all subscdpt me They have
already made their appearance, ard large aeceSsions
are promised daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
En,er,ainn,cnts.-wodnesdny, 1rny go.

WALLACK'S-The Stranger
WINTER GARDEN-Maued Lfe-Somsbody's Cost.
NlBLOS- Leah the Foraker.
BARNuIS MI SkUM-Sereopticon and dramas afternoon
aud evening.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGNING G25 Broadway.
HOPE CHAPkL-PanotsluA Of Palestine
LAURA kfENE'S TuEATER-TLe Troupe e. Dents.
BROOkLlN ArllENfuM-Fallon's Sereoptieon.
CHINESE BUlLDlNGs-TLe Hiberllcon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20

WHEAT IL Nrw.YoRK.-Th evidence is blill
contradictory, about tic prospect Of tho growing
wheat in this State. In some localities, II Is said,
Wheat never looked better while IL the next
town. perhaps, we hear Of farmers blowing up their
wheat fields while others give no promise OF a crop
worth harvesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-20
I'm Hoe Vinces.,r
ROMAINE'S CRIMEAN BITTERS

The following certificate from those weknown and su.
nent chemists, Drs }. T. Chiffon aud J. g. POHLE viii
show in what estimation is held By those mos, cor ps;sn,
10 Judge OF its mcTl.s