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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-25

One year OF struggle with wrong for the SAX
Of right contributes more to progressive life than
forty years OF compromiGe with wrong, or mere
timid allegiance TO right
A moral debating society ous y est is engaged
in discussing the following question If hus-
band desert his wife, which is the ulost abandon
cd, the man or the woman?'
man with a bad headache is almost an irres.
ponsible agent, so far as common amenities go
l am brute if quarrel with him for way
word or ungracious act.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-25
A First Glass Piano for Sale.

-eSzEz- To a person wishing to purch '.sso q
FIRST class Piano. we can offer great
X Z Srovesteen Piano-of Splendid Rosewood 90;
seven octaves, extra MouldingsseTPe9t o"S'
1,,rs ham medal and carved Louis XIV ,StyIe. -
~ ANYBODY wishing to purchase Plaho We ID!
- - ~ once and learn the particulars,
caN AZ 'iS O SCuoFF WINEGAR & Co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-25
The chronological Journal.

AND LIFE ILLUSTRATED. s. r.. WELLS, Editor.
EthnOIogy, the Natural History OF Man, nations
and tribes OF men, described with Iuftrations
Physiology, func lions Of the bod y, Heart Lungs
Stomach, Bones, Muscles and Nervous system.
b PHRENOLOGY, the Temperaments, Mans
Intellectual, Social and Moral Nature, How to I'm
p rove.
PhysiOgnOmy, with the "signs OF Character and
how to re ad them,' on scientific principles.
Psychology or the "Science OF the Soul" mans
re ations to this life and to the life to come.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-25
The Kenosha County Bank,

q. s. 1910 l. AN,
eeiye, subscriptions at par, payable IN IIeas
~ nntes At the present rate Of premium on 49, ex
,bey pay over eight per cent. interest anu a.
emPs Ropds are to be redeemed in coin at the
,aasra Of the Government any period not less less
han ten G0), nor more than forty (4o' years ''O'"
their date.
,,.---,, r,,.a,o,.. rrIcI<ets to or from the Old
pfoc, star Line Of Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line Of steamer8i ,y, so,d .. the
lowest rates.
The hghes. prices paid for Gold, Silver and c0"-
pons, n,vrs cosbisr.
May %, "a lyon r ~ Dn - $3.50
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-25
ch;nooo g. milwaukee Railway

change Of Time, Nay 49, 1871
trains '9a'e ,r r,rass 1858 A. NJ.
6rst an q Express, 6:l3 I; NJ
second 81 Freight, 9:OO 90
Ihlra WORTH. Express, 1906 P. NJ.
FIRST ITaiH rre,pnr y.0u
Second g Express, l0:37 do
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-25
No Trouble in Learning Piano Music

Is experienced by those who use "RlchordsOn's
New Method, p universally acknowledged to be the
best Book of Instruction TOR the Piano fore ever
published Ten thousand copies Of this work are sold
every wear. Dist ipguished Pianists and Teachers
invariably recommend it as one that cannot be ex-
ceiIed Price $3.50. Sent postpaid receipt OF
price OLIVER DITSON & co. Publishers,
277 Washington Street, Boston.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-25

More than twenty years experience in selecting
and manufacturing Boots and Shoes for this market
enables US to sell our patrons
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
The City Of Richmond and its Enyi-

Richmond BY the last census, had = pop
ustlon OF ttirty>eigb. thousand souls, but
the great influx Of civi! and military, off
ciss and refugees from other parts OF the
s'a.e has probably raised il 10 much
higher figure |, is situated at the head
Of tide water. At the lower falls Of james
river. about one hundred aud ffv miles
from It's mouth The city occupies most
picturesque situation, being bull; on Rich
mond and Shockoe hills, and surrounded
by beautiful scenery. It is regularly laid
CO: and vel bulls, he streets, which are
lighted with gas, crossing each other at
,i4hi angles On Shockoe bill are the
caui;ol and other buildings TIE Capito!
IS an imposing a!itice and contains in Its
centra! hall Uo3en's celebrated statue o.
Washington. On the east of the square
IS TIE Governors mansion. jeff. Davis
residence is private mansion, which was
purchased for HIM BY the rebel govern
men: The ,ity hs. many fine pub ic
buildings, six banks, thirteen newspapers
and twentv-'hree churches. In one q
The PRESBYTERIAN churches jeff Davis
worshirs.
The falls Of James river afford immense
water power. and there are very extensive
factories, including four cotton AID about
tiffv toharro factories, flour mills, rolling
mills, forGes furnaces. machine shops, d.
the latter Of which. and particularly the
TT4dex.r Iron Works have been Of inn
mpn>e service TO tbs rebel. in turning ont
ordnance aud material of wa. TIE an
/ nuaI exports of Richmond before the re-
! belIion reached nesr!y seven million dol
ars, ami ia imports three quarters Of a
m,llion bu, since il has had the honor
/ Of being the rebel capital, II. foreign com
msrce he, been e1tlngni>hed Vessels OF
/ gunhoats drawing ten feet can ascend 70
! within a rlile Of he CITY. at q place cal Cd
! R"vkers Vessels OF fifteen feet draft "a,
uend 20 Warwick tire. miles below. A
cana has been built around the 'aiis, and
above them there is navigation fer over
two hundred miles The James flver ant
/ kanswbv canal. intended to extend t'
. C"viugton, !. completed for two hundret
miles
/ Richmond hss very extensive railroad
/ Communications. being the terminus q
/ Eve rosd.-running 20 Fred-'i, k.hurl
aud the Potomac, 10 th- "e.f Point an,
! fo-k river, I" Petersburg anA N"rf" x
10 DSn,il.. Va. to ia kSon's river, b,
he Central Railroad - and from these lh'
COM ection- lead sll through the Southern
SAFE" Opposite the ci'. are he i've
towns Of Spring TIL AM Manchester.
Ri"h,n"nl Was founded in Zap, be
came the cs,ita Of Tie State Of VIC GINS
ia l119 So. in June 1861, It was mat.
the s-st of government for the " CnnF-d
-,s,e S'4,a. Of Amer, " whose C"n~r-~
assembled there on Iuly % L. history
since li-n i bu, too familiar TO the conG
trv. Arourd he city are various bill
extending s. gr-At ai>t+1rs. OF the mos
'rr.' Ant IL which fo,'icsrions we,'
.r-c'.d IN lie days Of " I'm to i;ctiuohl'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
Excess over estimate
4 New York Lady and the Sanitary
Fair.


bu'Ie'Sh' the We" o'h coFftaP III
heht OF the boston o@Nrna1 reIa'es 'he
followirg:
"A shor, time since several ladies' cons
necred with the New York Sanitary Fair
cslIad npon Mrs August Belmont and re-.
ouasred her to hoI6 a concert. for tie ben
af. e. The fair. amonr her friends She
,ool, :, rrdar adv,sa,oant and corsan,.d
% do 81 e,l mazda ARRANGEMENTS .cco,l-
;,oIv She fonnl he, hnnsa womb sr
,.o,r,,oIata aho,, ,Irsa L,,.d,aJ ,,r.sts
sha ;.erad ,,sr ,irka,a q, ,La, nn,,Iar a,
* $40, Sna uos l,-,,c y;.;,ol !,
-. s.,,,. ,o,,.,,;.,a. vho ;nfo-,r.d ,a,
H. DO ,,ira cf ,i.ta,. Nuns; ro, s,..a3
tuo d,l,a,s ssrh They ware i,fo,r.ol
,ha, N,.. BpImen,', friend. would s. soon
c. 4oiI. .. .o 30, e.,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
Mrs. President Lincoin'a Sister.

We must in justice apologize to the Iri-
June for refusing our credence to lis story
h t Mr.. J. Todd White, sister Of Mrs.
Lincoln, who lately went South by way Of
Fortress Monroe, abused her pass, and car
ried contratand goods in several large
,runk., 50 giving aid and comfort to the
enemy.
The facts as the Tribune STATED them
ara even worse; and, in apologizins to
tina, Journal for ar creduity which its
habi,ual mendarily regarding political op.
ponents has crea'ei and fo,tered in our
minds, we have no other alternative than
to re~s,ate the facts precisely as they are,
painCu, as t IS 10 any loyal American TO
Join that fanai'al journal in any course,
or to indoTse Is impeachment Of the Chief
MAGISTRATE of the United States for assists
ING openly in giving direct aid and com
fort TO the armed enemies Of the Union.
The facts, then, are these, and we make
no common, u on them; for if they do
tot, in then se'ves, make the heart of eve
~ patriotic northern man and woman
shuider within them, then the fanatcism
o: the time has drugoed the North into
an nsenSibiIitv which nothing can arouse:
Mrs Todd White, sister of Mrs.
President Lincoln, was rebel spy and
svmpa'hizr When she passed into the
/ Confrderacv few DAYS ago, by way Of
Fortress Monroe. she carried with her in
her trunks al kinda IF contraband goods,
+ together with medicines, papers, letters,
etc. which will lie doubu less of the great
est assistance TO those with whom she COZ
sorts.
When Gen. Butler wished to open her
/ trunks. "a the re .ulatons Of transi; there
prescribe, this woman showed him an au-
! tograr h pass or order from President Lin-
coin. erjoinine upon the Federal Officers
not to open any of her trunks, and not 10
subject The bearer OF the pas, her packa-
geS, parcels or trunks, TO any inspection
or ANNOYANCE Mrs White said To Gen.
Butte or the officers in charge there. in
substance, rs follows: Nv trunks are
+ filed vi h con'rahand, bat DEFY YOU to
touch hem. Here" gushing il under
their no>es) - here is the positive order Of
YOUR ma-'er
Mrs White Wa thus allowed to pass
without the inspection and anoovsuces 30
per~m, torlv forbi,lden b, President Lin
coin In an order written and signed BY
nj. nwn band and to day the contents Of
his witc'> sister, franks are giving Aid and
comfort TO the enemv-nor least in The
shock which these facts VIII give TO the
Ioyal hearts whose hopes and prayers and
lahors lain the cause which is thus be-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
The Stuff They are Made Of.

MICHAEL HAM, the rerant elected
Governor Of rLoui>iana, said in a speech
\. H.,on ROME. before He erection:
Il have dome nv best 10 r.. or. orr
S.... 10 The l non aud DO Dot care FROM
whom the plot come ~ -ther from
Bank. pprY.nt or + su1-r. | .rcep' ttr
a"min>tio, % he Zee STATE tick, Tor GOV
erunr and if r.-rt.i. there shall rot be :
slsya within The Safe"
Ahou, tao yesrs ago, in another speech
to a rebel regiment then starting for Ia"
fed. on the OCCASION OF fig presents
ton, he .a!j:
ave son. Of freedom. accnr. this glo-
rious dag , Rear il proudly a tire en,h I'm
% -ppfhrrn liberty and sou hrrn iu.titu>
tInu- flspni il in the face. Of the COW
srdiv abolition ysad.l. strike down and
crush the I2nkpe thieves when they as
-siL it, Remember the iGf,morS n'r.ar
thieves. and va'er our soil Ai,h their pol
iut-d blood etc +"
A man who can thu. ch.nge his tune
according to circumstances Of course can
not he trusted ty hi. Own friends. Most
Of the onc-tenth Governors are bn,
one-tenth men.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
The State Tax.

We learn that the state tax 70 be levied
lhis vesr vii. be nearly 5000 O00-nearly
\ nillon-and that i, will be necessary
to borrow about $3.50 900 more, in adj
ton to receipt. from al other sources, tc
carly the state through the wear. The
total sum required viii be ne.r'y million
and half The amour, TO he raised nY
tax and By borrowing will equal abou
four tim.s the sum raised lat vear,-
These fsc's sre cleaned from the report o
the finance committee TO the state serare
There is no reason that we know of why
the tax PAYERS should be ss,onl-het e
this 1t is bat a small item compare
With the sum which will be required Q
them bv the federal goverImeut.-Htt
wdukee Neus
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
Gen. EcCieiiau-A Parallel.

7, N,,x.. Npp,of,s,o,
cr.s :, h. h;.,n,, re -,s ,tee.., 81 ~.
s,-;.h A,u.3, soj. o.,,.,o, .n.sl :,
l.o,,, ,,f,o. resources and r,.., nf rro-
aid anil >r.n iy.I, :, ,h-t re,i,d
ana .,.x..,,', o,,ha I,.,., .,,;n,. ;, :
,.,.ran 49,, fp,,I,,, ,L., :, tho E.,h-
o,,.nas :. n.i;.b -. ,,raa, c.,a,s
,ha p.;.oo. 6 par,., sa4 -, ,r.,,,.t :.
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,;,;..io,,,,. - a On rt,sa
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= :, ,u!,!i ,IIl
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r,.". .,..,n ,,'o,.I - ,ha sn.,;L
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
TT The Indiana FRI, Press German

Republican paper, thus raises the standard
OF revolt against Lincoln:
"L'ncoln'. Administration hss unda,-
mined the basis of our Republican inatiiu-
tons. accustomed the peops to The ideas
Of de>po,icsl government, BY violating
their riy'r'> sri liberties under circn'n-
stances ,.heh formed NJ adequate pre'ext
We do solennIy coniamn the a5bitrsr,
arrest Of cirizens OF S'.'es not 10 inSurrec-
ton or under Martial ls~ sHi it's infrinc
ng upon he rights Of free speech and
free press.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
Fv Rev. Henry Ward Be.chey rather

K
startled hi, hearers. Of the Plymouth
Church in BROOKLYN, in a euorv Of rete
troops ia the course Of a sermon designed
to show that the price Of liberty Va. not
only ete-n,l Vigilance blt e'ernaI S4.f<ac,
,lice Where" exclaimed the speaker,
shall We fi6i such heroic self denial, .nrh
npbesring under physical discomfort, snch
patience in poverty, ia distress, in so.oiu' e
want. a. We fni in the southern army (?
They fight better 10 a bad cause than YOU
do in good one; they 6.ht better for a
passion than you DO for a sentiment We
believe them 10 be misguided, but we
must DO them the credit OF saving they
fIh. well and bssr up under trouble no
bly they have suffered and do no' con
plain they 90 in rags bat they DO not
rebel they are in earnest for their per
soual liberty; they believe 10 il, and if
;hey can they mean ts get K,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

PLANT Por,Tors 1t is somewhat
strange te US that The high price of po'a-
toes for many years has not induced far
mev. 10 cultivate them more extensively
Potatoes are profitable "a a crop At fifty
cents per bushel A farmer on tract OF
sixteen and hslf acres, raised last year
2,nS6 bushels of potatoes, which will be
sold for 81 $50 Many farmer will toll
and fret and sweat, ir cultivating 300
acre farm, 18th the hone of realizing a
large yield and corresponding return in
money ard is often doomed to djssppoin'-
ment. The fact above stated shows that
few acres properly cultivated, can he
made =. profitable =: some large farms
and ,ha, potatoes are prof able crop
Two hundred bushels can bo raised TO the
acre
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

New IoRx SPECTATORS A letter
from New York state. thst speculative
movement is on foot in that market 10
buy al the old teas there, and tina, Area
~ $4,000, GOO worth has been gobbed ,
NJ. Tie writer adds:
\ similar combination Ia, been effect
ei to buy mp AL the coffee. AM that, too,
viii probably be successful. The spacu-
iators viii thus have it in their power to
impose .uoh prices "a they choose upon
the eon4nrners Of those nec-~ssri+. 10
short, il is hu' subs anita r.r.tition ol
the recent Expectations IN whisky. In
due time The sane class Of harpies will be
huvIng up all tho butter, and all the su-
g.r sud q! the beef The prices ofiho, g
articles TO-DAY are, on the average, fifty
per cent. higher than ever before"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

SFA New York paper, sfsr much
l.borious computation. has discovered
that q, sbc present rate Of the increase of
population ID tia: city, there will no, be
a vacant 'ot on tie Island a, The end OF
about sixteen years, sri no structure c.n
he erected wilhou, removing some exist
ing building. New Yo4s vii then he q
.olid and compact city from the Battery
10 w es.ches'rr county
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
an Awful Resuke to the Clergy.

Stsas who have literally turned our
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

A WORTHY GIvr.-The printer, Of the
Madison Patriot Office pre-entsd TO
GEORGE IIrER, recently one of the editors
ard proprie,ors of,bst sheet, a silver com
posing stick and a gold rule, attached
together by small AID e|egan! gold
chain
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

r The thirteenth repor. Of the Reg
istrar General Ct Msrria.es in Ireland
shows ths, the total marriages which took
place il lSG2 were $50. Of these 5,
-57 were in the province Of Ulster; COS
ia Leinster. 1S5 in MuI..er, and 2s5 in
Conuaurht.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15

SLAVERY AND TIE U:Io~.-The rsii-
cal. say that slavery i. destined to perish.
We'll. what if i, is! Need they there
FORE use their whole power to cause the
Union to perish with isi-Loui,vilIs
Journal
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
E1oa1s from ireland to America.
From the Cork Examiner, March 9.

~ ttS
eh "a the D'' o0' l
oa'tia'ofe vi ~ 49,: =.
extra oo"', u o''.,''' ,;.
| weekly s'iHs =
pool loof rl'''i'e" pa, L.,1.rai 1o-;a,
L.. -, ion.
h,,4,ai more. Of whom !; !, probate not
more than bali vii BE able ID find room.
! The Cnnard extra steamer which rails Nh.
uerk will 20: oEiy carry cut fall cOm>
r'aman;. bat booking for il Wa stopped
tan d.vs 400 The entrants now lew
;,o ara r. class tba: one can rol he p re
-ratfirr We G,fy even the fierce.t doc
Irrira;,e 10 s,snd upon tle deck OF Que OF
those densrtiDg ve>-e,s and say ths. the
absence Of Tie people he sees there can by
any possibility h. source Of benefit =
/ hey r"h}P'''' al n.y. o'' !"
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= me h'H'' 't'''' '"o ~
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'h"-e ." i'' ''"'o -
men, 'niI 81 h-"'l' AZ"
m@h, the "an't "f'' '"''. VI ''
i'"nn"s '""c~H' ''''' 'ne' NV ~ "''
re &c WY '"1 ''h','
Va ms P"a'"h' - -
h". . '''"'g men 81 %
ore 20 b. 'e-" F""F'' S"'frd.
From the Sligo Champion, March 9.
lar b.r .. we'll ,:re.s
81 La.i,.,x Iool,,u ynnnc men and WON
IN ra-.e,l through III. town, on their nav
=, Ou..,.,oxp And some u, Derry, he
i.,..,rarx s,iI,ry from these port, apnpsF-
;oy 10 J.. in hirh favor With he eu,i,r ,n,s
! w. liam from on, corrr.rondeut- that an
in,rrecaaan-ed Isr"e number have tn,
v..k of The ne, lhnr',rn' Of Rallius
lSviufnrd Sao,y and Bsi,mo.a, TO take
sh;rr;n, e., America.
,r.o
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-04-15
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT Shelf
FIELD, ENGLAND.
Great Less OF Life and Destruction Of
Property.

From the London Times, Mlrch -

From the London Times, Mlrch Is.
At little before fnidnigh, on Fri,isv
'es'. one Of those terrific disaster, 10 which
nearly al the great towns il the north Of
tng,sni are 'nore or les exposed. happen
FL At Shelf ii, TIE great reservoir Of
the Sheffield Wa'e' Compqnv-a reser-
,oir nearly 100 acres IN pxtant and Which
held more ,hsn a million cubic fee, of ga
t.r-.uddeniy bUrs, its embankment. and
swept with The fur, Of another delurp
down the NARROW gorge formed BY Loxley
and ~.4nnirg.or Hills into Sheffield itself.
Almost before warning could lie given tie
volume Of wafer began rushing heaiIong
down the valley sweeping farms and hou-
ses, forgas sni factories. ike chaH before
! il, Never, probably. before has an acci>
! dent Of tsa r,ne kind occurred 80 ruin
Gus 10 il. wholesale destruction OF pro,ey-
IL, so l.mehtsblv fatal in he loss Of hu>
nan lie Whatever the gu len aul tire.
nendu- food could reach i, seams to
/ have destroyed, ana, calculating only bq
/ the numher OF houses swept sUav and ,he
+ persons missing who were known 10 have
] been in them on tfst fatal night, there Is
every reason to fear that the lives sac-ific
/ IL hy 'l- awful calamity Nil not IL less
+ than $50 # they f0 not uuFrrtur .'p'y eY-
coed even that number. OF the damage
done 10 property il is impossible at this
carly date TO form even 3 Conjecture
| Tie devastation in thi. respect i, unpsral
lei.h iarg-, popuous, and ,hivin.
district has been almost ohlitara'ed from
the earth, scarce more than traces OF the
| houses aud f1ct ,rias that onca S'OOi ihere
row remaining. Tie po", owing TO lac
heavy rains, was unusually HIGH, and the
additional @s'er thro~n into It hs~ lad
hurd eds 81 acr.s under water, and 'utl'r'-
o. 'nc,'cu ah'e = lry 70 the growing crops
O the destructive character Of the food
here were abundant evidences on every
hand Timber in large quan 'It'es, bed ,
posts, feather led-. ,ah.- cloek-. and VA
ri"r> kinds 81 household furni'ure pissed
down, ana several cstc,s>es % cattle $50.
L.r... Number. Of people hav. !ue1 the
rivers banks al the day BIT, it j. now @v-
dent that The grrs'--, vnurn- Of ~.t-r
has passed hy snd further i.m~ge here is
not unprecedented. Tie water i. verv
rlickly imrrngn,ted With mui-s proof
tha, !, ans, have SVEN: win tsyyif, yio.
'arca ov., Tho l,nl ,,l;,i,i,,, ,hs river
Fi.h r.ka j., n,tt;cu'~r L,,a bean If, in
I,,ra cua,ti,i-. on lar1 from which the
water has suh,ii.d.
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y,l-, vas =, 4norrnon. .--r.,o, ~i.h an
" feet IN ihrkte' l. ws< three hIni-
req Vsfh- 'oh2 h-'"e"h Hat"ck Ana
wax, Ma ,-oo, ,t.,. Sc ho.,...
hsv. hem sweDt entirely awav. in three
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The National Debt,

r-,;,al S.a,.s h.ra ,na,a,od - ;ncrr
deb, equal to that of Great Britain. The
accumulation Of the Fnplish debt BEGAN in
the reign of Charles the II, and has been
added to from time to time. until i, has
reached its rresen, magnitude of 81,
600 900 600
The New Haven Register in reviewing
the question SAYS, that The expenditures
If the ooyernment dnrinr the war have
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Democratic Triumph in Milwaukee.

A,,he annual municipal election yes-
torday, the democracy made = clean
sweep. All the democratic nominees il
city and ward, from Mayor to Railroad
Commissioners. with one or two unim>
portant exceptions only, were chosen all
most without opposition. The vote for
Nav or, Comptroller, Treasurer, Attorney,
Surveyor. and Engineer, was unanimous,
the friends Of the Federal administration
having rsked no nominations. The re-
-ui, Is without parallel aud one Of the
most significant signs f the times Outs
side small circle ofpoIiticians, Influenced
bv oticia. patronage, Mr.. Lincoln and HE,
policy have no friends in the metropolis.
. Of Wiscon.in Her intelligent, and pa,ri-
otto population can neither be driven nor
bribcd from consistent and ea-nes, sup
! por' of the free government and frsternal
/ Union estahl she'd by the fathers OF the
Repu b,ie.-M luauhep Ne,Cs, April g.
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DEATH OF ANOTHER OLD RElIDENr.-
Under the appropriate head, in another
column, We publish the death Of Mrs.
ANGEuQuI VIE>U, =, thu advanced aga
OF 90 wear. Thus, has BEEN gathered to
her fathers another Of the oldest resideDfs
Of his section. Mrs V Was born in what
is po~ the horopgh Of For, Howard. on
tie bank of Fox river. abon: two and A.
! h.lf miIcs shove he city Her husband,
Jscque |issu. WAS the first vhl's man
that settle in Milwaukee She was moth
er 10 Andres Nieau. of Howard, and Ars
Solomon J mean Of Milwaukee. Al the
time OF her death, she had over so grand
children and % great gar children. Is
Of her grandchildren nov serving their
county IS volunteers in the arm! ~
; Green Boy h6voc1te.
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fF 1t ia reported that the plate A.
sb.ms ~. =, Csp' OF Good Hope on
February ooh, With 80 Of her crew sick
Of the yellow fever
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kF Butter is sixty fTe cens pound
in bos:on. Ia Chicago, thirty FIVE cent?