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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

KAthaiTon Is from the Greek uord 'Kathro,' OF
"Kathalro, sikaifyihg to cleanse, reIuVinats and
restore. This srtiols y what its name signifies.
For preserving, restoring aud identifying the
haman hair Il IL the most remarkable pref aratlon
10 the World. II is again owned and pat up b.
the original proprietor. and Is nov made with the
same care, skill and sttontioa which gave II .
sais 81 over one million bottles per Annnm.
II Is most delightful Hsir Dressing.
ID erhdioatss senrf aud dandfuff.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes tho hsir, rish. sdit aud glossy a
II prevents the hair ffsai faising Oh aud tara.
ing gray.
IL restores halrupon bald heads.
Any lady or gentIsfaAn who valuos beautiful
head ofhalr should use Lyons Kaihalron. II IL
known and a ed throughout the civilized world.
Sold by All respsctAbls dealers
DEMAs B DARNEs a co.. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
Read New TestimoniaIs /

have besn blind with Cataraets over both eyss
or Eighteen years was opsratsd on BY DR.. Bort,
Il tbs bnntin House, TsrFe Haute. Sept. I'D,
1874 new can see 20 read fins print. was.
previous 20 applying 10 DR.. Bort, blind that
could not see ans object for nine years., and now
return thanks 20 DIR. Bort for the skin displayed
pn my case. To those with impaired sight I
Eonid say, despsif not until you have consulted
Or Bort, tue renowned Surgeon for diseases Of
the Els Ear. se.
Signed At Terre Haats, Indiana, this % day Of
November, 1906 JAMES NELSON
4. o. Address as above
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
CARD.

The unserslEusa having said ont his sntisss teek
of Ready Mads Clothing, aud Gentlsmsns' Fur
nishing Goods, and retired from ths business,
hereby expresses his grateful acknowledgsmeuts
TO hts numerous friends and customers ter their
past patronage 80 literally extended 20 hin, and
weGld respectfully recommend Msssrs- TAYLOR 4
Co., whe have succeeded him IA the business, and
Sho ara now prspsrd teFurnish 70 their custou-
Vm&NSi ena ~ the Gtsse Av6Fabls Exiaas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
coIIecfor.ss Sale.

NOTICE i herebF given that l, william G.
~ BSsppls, Colleetor Of the city q Evansville.
hstNeea the h0urs Of 3 and u O'Clock, g. m, and
AID o'clock p. n, on Thursday, Nov 2ffh, A
D., 1854, viii sell At public auction st the door 81
the Court HOase, in the city Of Evansville, In
diana. the following lots, parts OF lots, and par
eeis Of real estate and improvements. for the pay
mat Of City Taxes for The year 1854 due from the
ewners thereof TO the city 4 EEansyille, said
taxes being now due and unpaid, and for the costa
Of said sale; and that 50 sale viii be continued
on tte next d2y thereafter, viz. On Friday, No
vsmber 25sh, 1854, st o'clock ?. n, al the door
Of the Court House, in Evansville, for the pur-
pose Of selling sGch property as may have hesn
sold On the day frat shove mentioned, and not
paid Tor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
A Case Of Deafness Of Twenty-one
Years Standing Cured by DR..
Bort, at the Buntln House, Terre
uaufa

To all whom u may concern ~, James W. Nor.
ton, applied 70 Or. Bort some two weeks since for
the restoration Of my hearing. l was, previous 70
applying 20 him. deaf fsr twenty years. At
least sixteen years could not hear person speak
anlsss said person was very close 60 ne and hol
lowed loudly. submitted my case 10 an opera
tion under the charge OF DR.. Bort, who performed
the operation In few minutes, eAusing bat little
or 40 pain, which improved my hearing almost
.iastantiy. Or. Bort further prescribed certain
reasedies, best knawn 60 himself again visited
DR.. Bort to-day, with my hearing perfectly ra-
stored Also the ringing aud kissing noiss Ga my
head has ceased. and TO those afflicted In like man.
ner, would say, b. ali, mssRs. consult Dr.. Bort.
sad obtain bis candid opinion
signed this sist day Of Ssptenh Der, 1854
JAMES W. MORTON
Z. 0. AddraaA. Montaaama. InaiAnA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
STILL ANOTHER CASE or DEAFNESS.

ar. Thes. d aeCoy,.of Gale county, Iiis, call
81 and submitted bis 50 DR.. mort, October
18th. al the herwoad House. lie bear.
This be referred 70 hY calling the clerk
of the Armada--Mr. q. n wehb.
NAM other testimonials, from persons Of the
highest stardinE, ssa reside Ia this midst, Be
seen and examined At Dr. Boris Rooms.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
STILL ANOTHER.

Mrs. A.uthoHs 0strandsr had q case u Cataract
on the right eye. Of Nineteen years standing,
caused from Inflammation Of the eye, ninste n
years ago, sra usilY besomlng blind In this right
eyr She was operAtfd On By DT. sort, which 10
stored her eight ia few dsys. idrsss
ANTHONY OSTRANDER,
Terrs Hauts, InaIana,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
lUHzz2Nz2z1

AL ths medical msn aud the frrss reoeatsses
DE- Etrleklauds Anti -Clsotsra Mixture a. the only
certaln remedy for Diarrhoa aaa DysentsFY. ~
Il : esmbluatfou 81 Astringsnts. Aesoresnta
etlmuiADis, ans csrBllnativeai SAD - Nstssss@~
"a afsaet cure after al other means hase failsa,
Yer nale by Druggists. oenar1 Depot y A@st
Fourth street, 0ieetnnAti, Ohio.
tshi0.2tdAlyN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

EaAGAH's AaANNoL a bALha.
This is the nloat delightful and extraordinary
artIsie svss tsesvsr II changes the sun burnt
face and y" - 10 -Ariy satin texture Of ravish
ing beauty nparting the marble purity Of youth,
aud the A. que appearann~ iuvisiNa "a abe st3
hsIie Of ton. n rvmoses tan, freoEtss, PIN.
Piles ana shness nom the ska, leaving the com.
plazion "''h, transparent ana smooth. II con.
tains no material luxurious to the skin. Patron.
iEed BY Actresses aud 0pera siagurs. II T. whs
svsrs lady should nave. sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. d. Hagan, Troy, Ny.
Address al orders 10 rlunw 4
pEMAs 8. BARNES = 90. Nsw Ne q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
Still Another Case Of Deafness
Cured by Dr.. Bort.
10 an lckopg n gnav coneern,

4 y utt WHCBS u way GoHEcFMs
l, VIM. Hall, applied 10 DR.. Bort this day, Sat
urdsy, sept Gath, for the restoration of nay hear
ing. l was. previous 70 applying to him, deaf for
many years. kIhubEiitted my case 10 DR.. Bort for
an operation, Who performedi IL IN few moments,
Shish resulted IN ths complete restoration Of my
hearing, and the cezsng Of the ringing and buxK-
ing nsisen in my head. To thoss afiictsd ia like
manner, should say consult Or. Bort At once.
and obtain his candid opinion. s
siGnsd this 2sth day of sspt., 1854.
wz. HALL.
eD Walton Cottage. vigo Co, Ind.
p. o, Address .--Ellswerth. Vigo County, lad,
Ps.-My wife han slss bssn arnietsd with a
Bronehial Affection for eleven years, and has been
under the professional charge OF many physieiaus
In this city, and obtained no permanent relief
until she consulted Or. Bort, At the Bnntin
Aenss. sone two weeks since. and she has derived
mere permanent relief under the treatment Of DR.
Bort than shshss in the slsvsa years PrsSiSSs
Walton Cottage, Ind.
rs- sim another case Of Deafness cured by Or.
srt at thu Bnntin Rouse. The ease was that Of
VIM. MullsnS RsQs Of Riley to~nshiPs Nige eoun'
". Indtana: AS se,e
hsis known. have been very deaf ia beth ears
for years. In this oonditea entered the efnes q
DE-. Bort at the Bantin Heuss, this Friday norn-
ing. sept. Is, and SD omitted my case 70 opera
sien BY Or. Bort, which seen accomplished,
and that too. without little or any Psin, 10 less
than one hours time While in DR.. Bort's onios
ny bearing vas % aeuts thzsz1 could understand
common eeAvsrsssion. In justice TO Dr.. Bort. !
SsSrlos 10 him the praise for the skliful manner IN
Wnleh ha Wandered assist&Hcs TO ny previous I'M.
paired hearing. wig MULLEN.
No sss-sg Riley Township, Tige county.
7. .; Address: Tsrrs Hsuts, Ind.
Mr. Mullen Is we'll and tavOrsblv kno~n in All.
| eSunty, ana teoae who doubt the nush Of tn.
above statemsnt may easily satisfy thernselv~s
Or. Bort Is daily resolving tsstiu.oninIs fror,
persons who reside in this comnuuity, who nav,
been cured and are being banehttsS n a.,
ehslisnges any An IN his prsssssion 70 49,, -
In the treatment Of those diseases he rake ~
specialitiss, via: all diseases Of the Ear r.
discharges from the sArt ringing aud bnxxipg 4,
the head, all diseases Of the AYE, Ear Ira.-
Heart Throat, Catsrrh, &C. 49,
IA his stay must necessarily Be limited, Il he
hovss thcss DESTROYS 81 consuitfng him 70 Dc % !
eDce.
CONSULTATION FREE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
HEIMsTRrEr's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
MN nYn

But restores gray halr 90 lie original color. BY
Supplying the capillary tubes with DAtural susie
nance, impaired BY ags or disease. All iasania~s-
90 dyes srs composed Of lunar eostie, destroying
the vitality and beauty Of the hair. and AFFORD Of
themselves ne dressing. Hsimstroet's InimitAhls
oooriug not only restores hair to lie natural color
BY an easy process, but gives the hairA
Luxuriant Beauty, r 81
promotes lie growth prevents iss tAlias e, Grad,
icAsoa dAaafaa. and impas - health ana pleasant.
ness % thehaad. Iskas tood ths test o. TINA, BE
ing the eolOripal Hair Dol srinE andis constantly
increasing in favor. DEED - both gentlemen and
iAaiss. Il is sssd By all respectable dealers, or
can BE- procured BY thsm IT the eemusrciaI
agents. d. 8. BARNES co. Sa Broadway. New
York. Two sizes, 80 esnts aHd 81. = T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
ME An MEATH MEATH
Lovers Of Good Meat,
COIN Sc LEVY

WToULD respectfully Anneuncs 10 their Gus
w toners, and the public generally, that they
have opened q Meat store On Locust street. BE-
tween Eirss ana second streets, two doors above
xha sheT ~oed Ho1sas where they will constantly
has. % bead snoss Eurpeg ~ tSssA MsaS.
Hsyldlm. ii "a d SCHE RLEVr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
sHAwEs-

Having bsught Ger gsods ~ a Easlsh ioNet pflo7
ahaa sisy eau be ksssghf ~ prsssst arc psihg oe-
stkoss <sf building ~ srAds IN ths effyt Ne pro-
poss 70 IN ~ very sIsaH prses 20 brlns e {saf
erssnbaeks ard szannins our stsck Jef oaisss-sss
acek for rs cont shipk any oae go leAss Ssn-
~ brzana wKEWTH kQAAEIs-
- EI1ssssE., sept. Is<b, NJ S&szsn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
DONATION ENLARGFMRNT.
PPER ENHANCEMENT.


Lot. Block. Amt.
Baker, william, undv. hf Of
55T #. Of ~harf property
below Division strsst... - ss .
Ewing, O. 4 W. O., NV balance 10 81
Keller d. c., a lot Ct groaHds
bounded 90 the ~Sst By
Lest S.. on the EAST By an
alley. and on tie south
east ...............-..-. 2s as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
ORIGINAL PLAN

ORIGINAL PLAN.
Lor. BLOCK. Ax'T.
UBknowH owner. 2sxz5 Il On
Vine atreet...---.-.~-+.-- 10000 - II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14


MEDICAL.
E-EYE-EYE-EYE-ErB-EYE-EYEl /
EYEl
EAR-KAR-EAB-EAR -EAE-EAR-EARi J
EARi
LUNGS -LUsGs-LUsGsi
LUNGS!
Observation-Disclosures
HEART /!
THROAT = THROAT = THROAT THROAT!
THROAT!
oArAERH-oATABRH-oArARRH-cATARRh
CATARRH ]!
DEAFNESS --DEAfSLs 4 = DEAFNESS
DEAFNE.SII
DIR. 3 oRT,
Has Again Arrived in Evansville /!
E C L Z CTIC MIL!
To Consumptiye Inyalids & Others.
DIR. BORT,
Late Of the view York Eye and Ess Inarnary, and
sho Is % ju'tly cslsbrstsd for bis unparalleled
,ueeess 10 curing diseases that have heretofore
and The skin Of mary Of the so-ealled distiu-
aa ass % .n: sss sGs
licitiog bis ssrTess, consented t. revisit
EVANSVILLE,
And has arrived at his old
7 O O M s.
At THE
sherwood House,
who're be can 10 eoasnllsd
Two or three weeks longer,
On all Dissesss Of the
EYE! EAR! and LUNGS
Catarrh
Ringing and Buzzing Noises in the
Head, and Discharges Of the Ear
ID m n H NJ III - =
And all Diseases Of the
III 4, EAR, THR OAT,
Stomach, Bowels, and Urinary
Organs,
VIII reesiTe special attention As hs stay IL nscss
EARLY limited. u bsh0ves those dssirous Of con
'uliing him
TO DO so AT ONCE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
s-solS ~ AZ drnSGls.. sysTywAsTs, -

No. 80 Liberty STREET. New York I
sW-sSld IN Evanssiiie W VIM, BIERBowER
and BY al druegist evervwhere. Ifsblld&wly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

N - H1VI1oHa 10
DC ecs tna3 on eaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

rl. S6sc,se restore, you 70 ter1Ss. hssliA SAT
eihos, il yoa see tAs egssis ef Sasss's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

NORTHERN ENLARGEAEET.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

taken down and read from the clerks desk,
which being done, he objected to the further
continuance of his speech, as being out OF
order. and offered a resolution that Harris
he exneIIed. The Speaker sustained the
nIea Of being out of order And Harris sat
down.
pose of reading portion of Longs speech,
to which objections had been taken by Mr..
Colfax. Wood said he endorsed every word
Long had uttered and hoped he might be
included in the resolution of expulsion.
As Longs speech had not been published
in the Globe, Mr. Colfax moved that his
resolution be postponed till o'clock Monday
which was unanimously agreed to, and Mr..
Washburne then demanded the previous
question on his resolution to expel Harris.
The vote was Immediately taken the Demo
Gratis making slight opposition to instant
action. The House refused by party vote
of yeas eighty-one, nays fifty-eight, two
thirds being required to adopt the resolution.
The only democrat who voted for the reso-
luton was Baily, of Pa Frank Blair voted
the same way. Brutus Clay, Rollins, of No.,
and even Odell voted against.
Stebbins, of n. Y, was on the floor, but
didn't record his name. The total vote was
largest for weeks. Immediately on the an
nounceInent of the result Mr.. Schenck NOV
ed resolution severely censuring Harris.
The following members of the opposition
voted for Schenck,s resolution of censure:
Bailey, Cox, English, Ganson, Harrington
and Winfield. Those who voted against
were j. G. Allen, Ancona, Bliss, Chandler
Dennison, Eden, Eldridge, Law, Miller, o
Pa, Morrison, Pendleton, Pruyn, Randall
Ross, Strouse, G. White, and F. Wood.
1t is noticeable that not a border member
voted against censuring Harris, while many
including Thomas. of Nd, voted both fol
expulsion and censure, although the Demo
Gratis voted solid on Harris resolution, ant
are ikly to do so on the Long resolution
The leaders are much exercised over Longs
speech Friday, the extreme franknes Of
which they regard as exceedingly injurious
to the prospects of the party. Though read
to empty benches, and not characterized by
ability of statement, it has been elevated by
subsequent events into the most prominen
subject of discussion in political circles.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Life Knsurance.-,We call the attention
Of our readers to the Dividend just declared by
the Mutual Life Insurance Co of Wisconsin, lof
which our fellow citizen j G McKINDLEY is
General Agent stated in an item we copy
from the MiltCGukee Sentinel. This company has
just made its first Dividend of nearly $50, 600.
The advantages of insuring in this company are
setiorth in the advertisement on our 4th page,
We also publish an extract from the Racine
Journal, elsewhere in this paper, showing the
operations of the Wisconsin Mutual in a very
satisfactory light.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
COMMERC IAI.
OFFICE KENOSHA TELEG RAH, !
ThnradaY A nril 9th 1864


Thursday, April 18th 1864.
GRAIN MABKEr.-The roads are in such an
impossible state that there are no transactions of
any Importance in the market, and therefore our
quotations are only nominal, Wheat has real.
lied an important advance during the week, oe-
casioned by the advance in geld. & No l Spring
would bring $l'2Oal %. Oats continue quiet at
So.
PROVISIONS.-Butter has been quite firm
at 40, but buyers to-day will not give but 35a37
Eggs are more plenty and sell for l2al3. PO-
tatoes continue firm with sales of common vsri>
cites at 50a60, and 60a65 for Jersey Peach
Blows and other choice varieties. White beans
$1.75a2. 90.
SEEDS-Timothy is dull at 81, but Clover il
in request with sales at $7a7.5O Flax seed $2.2!
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DR.. MEAD has the pleasure of announcing that he
will again visit Kenosha in May next, the precise day
to be given here after.
AS he has been honored by the kind partially Of
many of the most respectable Eens of Kenosha and
vicinity, he would say that if during his absence any
special should require his attention., he will en-
deavor to meet promptly addressing him at his
Office 352 Main st. Milwaukee, box 1884,
His aim is by securing the leading business of the
place, accommodate himself to the wants and con-
veniences of the people.
Kenosha, March "a, 1864. Aft
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

No Better Proof Reguired.-It has not yet
been publicly denied that the Chemical Salera>
tus made by d. b. DeLand g. Co.. is all that its
friends have claimed-that is pure and whole>
some article. This cannot be denied in face OF
the testimony of chemists and these best quail
fed to judge. The fact that it has been basely
counterfeited attests to its value.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
u S. lO-4O LOAN,

j is authorized to receive subscriptions on account
Of UNITED STATES BONDS, authorized by the act of
March 1851 redeenabls at the pleasure of the Gov
ernuent after (10) years and payable forty (4o
wear Fl ON date bearing FIVE per year interest
payable il coin, annually on bonds not hun
dred dollars aud semi annually on all other bonds
Subscribers will pay the accrued interest since
March l. in coin in Treasury notes with the addi
ton f such premium the Secretary of the Treasury
may from to time direct; present it is fifty per
cent.
ew45 2. N. DAVIS,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
xeuOsI,a and the Draft. The fol

KenosIaa and the Draft. The fol-
lowing reports of Mayor Robinson to the Com
mon Council, will show what has been done by
our authorities and citizens, TO fill the quota OF
the City. under all the calls of the Government
for additional forces
An Ordinance was adopted by the people, Feb
26th. Ievying tax for that purpose, of $40 900,
Of which sum, large amount was advanced by
oar n1triotic citizens, as will be seen i'll the Re-
port which follows:
TO the Mayor and Common Council:
F. ROBINSON in account with
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uni
versal demand, is made from the chOic eSt ma
terials mild and enioIIienf in its nature, fra
gravity scented, and extremely beneficial
in its action upon the skin. For sale by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers lY34
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

Public Speakers and Singers will find
Browns Bronchial Troches beneficial in clearing
the voice before speaking or singing and reliev-
ing the throat after any unusual exertion of the
vocal organs, having peculiar adaptation to
affections which disturb the organs of speech.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Kenosha Volunteers !

All members of the Company are hereby notified to
meet at the Office of P II. WOOD, in the city OF Keno
sha Friday Evening, the 18th day of April, 1864, At
12 O'Clock, sharp; to transact important business
Those desiring to join the Company also requested
to attend. By order Of the Captain.
s. Y. BRANDE,
Acting Orderly Sergeant.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-04-14

En PrObate-K enOsha County Court.
In the matter fthe last will and testament of Daniel
Sykes, deceased.
Am reading and filing the petition of LorenISykes, ex
Oecutor, OF the last will and testament of said Daniel
Sykes, representing among other things that said Dam
ie Sykes by his last will and testament, provided that
his estate after paying certain legaces expenses of
administration &c, should be equally divided among
his heirs named therein, that there is in Kenosha
County certain amount of real estate described in the
Inventory of said estate that said real estate cannot
be divided among sal heirs, prejudice all the
parties interested in said estate and that it would be
for the advantage of all concerned to have the
assigned to of the heirs provided by law, and
praying that commissioners be appointed by this court
ascertain by spprasment the true value of said real
estate 1t is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this court, Saturday the 18th of May
1864, at two O'Clock p. ofsad day, at the office
| the County Judge, in the city ofKsnesha.
And it is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing copy
of this order for three weeks successfully prior said
day of hearing in the Kenosha Telegraph a weekly
| newspaper printed and published at Kenosha city.
Dated April IL, 1864
3w45 l. W. WEBSTER County Judge
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Not .he whole Truth.-The Racine 10

Not the Whole Truth.-Ihe Racine Jour
nal has the following item in reference to our
city election.
s'KKvosHA on Tuesday elected Lincoln may
or by about 30 majority. The city usually goes
republican by from one to two hundred
The inference of course is that the Union vote
in the City has greatly fallen off when the fac'
IL, it was never larger, than at the present time
The Jeur nal man of course knew that this Is the
first time Republican Mayor has been elected
in this city for two or three years. and with one
except on, we think, for ten years. All this the
JournaI man knew, but still he rather deceive
his readers by such misrepresentation than to
tell the simple truth.