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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30
s. c. JOHNSON wishes to can the attention of
School Boards and Teachers. to his
New Patent Ink Wells and NOiSleSs SIates.

which are being introduced into Schools, quite gen.
orally. rfraE .s s.t....
am just opening the Largest I'D best select ed
STOCK oil Prayer Books, Bibles, Albums Portfolios,
Pocket Books, Toy and Juvenile Books, wan Paper,
writing Desks, Fancy Boxes, &c. ever brought to this
market. Come in and look and buy when you feel
disposed. 21tf 8 O. JoHNsoN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

I. THE WAUKEsHA Returns
reC' wed at Tie Secretary Of States office
of the vote of Co c, 4sth regiment, which
voted at Fort Lyon Colorado Territory
give 4 votes for J EssE SMITH for Assembly,
tor the 4til district Of Waukesha county,
lhus dissoIving he tie which existed ON the
home vote and electing Mr. SMITH, the
Uuion candidate instead of PERRY CRAIG
tie Democratic candidate as has been gene
rally supposed This makes the legislature
stand 81 Union to 80 Democratic instead of
10 to 81, as heretofore reported
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ImPorlan. 90 MslLers.,-Croap.e..

important 20 Meihers+-- CrOup.Ar,,,,
The Instructions, for Group which accompany every
Bottle Of BenzoiD Elixir have never been known to
fails and have cured many child after Physicians
have pronounced the case hopeless, A bottle SHOULD
be IN every house. BenEon Elixir is also pleas-
ant and reliable remedy for Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, or Breast, Whoqping cough, Bleeding of the
Lungs and Consumption. Druggists WI ie at is des-
tined 70 take the lead of other prepar be-
cause ofits great merit. Sold by URNHAMs & VAN.
oOh . AOh ana druggists everywhere. 4w25
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WHIsKERs. wu..uE,,

DO you want N hiskers or Moustaches? Our Or ecian
compound VIII force them to grow on the smoothes,
ace or chm, or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks'E
Price $1uO- Sent 10y mail anywhere cltseI, sealed
on receipt of price ii "
Address WARNER Co, Box l3s, BROOKLYN n v
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hEkDALL's AABoLIsE Popularity is an excellent
est OF merit, IN articles of the character Of The Am
ooisho anu as those who use it once are pretty Ger
tam 10 continue dong so, safe in urononnc-
ing II the pest preparation for beaut,iyinp and
strengthening the hair in existence 1t is s6Id hv
all Druggists. '0iu W
Burnhams Van Setback, GepT AYen.s fybica,,o
iy9s"!c T. ROBINSON, Agent, 4 encsbe
.a..es Also sold by WHEELER &CLARK
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

ETThe great marble hotel at Portland.
Me, on which $40, 600 has been expended
and which it will take S75, 900 more to com
pIete, is offered for sale.
81 Mr.. Barnum's dwarf elephant died of
rough usage on the voyage to this country,
and the shoA man will have nothing of the
animal TO exhibit but the stuffed skin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

Ihe Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of Warning
ana distraction Tor Young Men published by the
o"aru ASSOC son, aud sent free OF charge 10 sealed
9ihVeioPes. address Dr. SKILLIN ROUGHTON
toward Association, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. La Nv
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

IS" "a, f)rtnconlhg annual report OF the
posin,strr General will SNOW his Depart
tnent to be il 81 excellent A coa htlon TIA Il
no appropriations will be nrracl from Con-
gr,.ss 20 rnn II during next wear
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81 5000 50

This munificent sum on the avowed poll
cy of the Uniou party,is hereafter to be paid
to competent returned soldiers 1t is "a noble
endowment when worthily bestowed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

Woe be to the man who says about
subject all that can be said ? With printed
discourse, as with personal comparioiship.
it is better that your friend should regret
the shortness Of your visit than that he
Should yawu at its length
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

r95~!t IS announced that the forthcoming
p II, ~ the Secretary If ths frotsury will
X"itit a nnrc encouraging condition of our
Ii ,nril ,iflirs tnln has been amticipa-
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES

y BECAUSE OF FREQUENT ENQUI.
yA-b, sies for the same arrangements have been
made with Mr. Ii. E. CLARK, Druggitt, Of this city,
whereby III Homeopathic Medicines may be had at his
store for the supply Of Medicine cases, and for fais
" ufe, in walls and boxes Among these articles may
be had also, s11a of ten yias, with dreeons
foE Cse, suitable for families and travellers. Also
powders for Biliousness-for Cstaarh-ior iu6amma-
ton OF the fhro6t-for Chronic Dis nhGa-for crap
tons on the akin, ana for ailments in general. ..
:. Kenoshs Nov. Z, 1865. 6w23 JOHN GRIDLEY
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KenOsha Co. Agricultural Society.

Inc aLnuai meeting of the Kenosha Co, Agrieutu al
Society will be held at Agricultural Hail on Monday,
Dec 4fh at o'clock P. M, for the election OF. OF
GERS ofthe Society and to other bu sin
asSmay come before the meeting, ..s-.. .s,,...
general attendance is requested. ..s-,..,t; +;
Paris Nov. 21st, 1865.
2w25 y NrwrIr
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sA"ECKJEEe Wa T'ggEs.
DISEASES OF THE SKIM

Dr. W LYMAN, Offers his services 10 the public
ard to the profession. li f31sF no '1fi : go
oihce loo, Dearborn St Room 80, Reynolds Block,
Y s special slLen zion paid to diseake 81 the skin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

f4T The petroleum production for this year
is estimated at 1900, 900 barrels, which will
be worth Sl5 600 00t.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

es-The official vote of New Jersey exhib,
it's majority for Ward the Union candi
date for Governor, of 2,7S9. The Democra-
tic majority last year. was I 3O1 Mon
gaia 10 Q90 The total vote in 1865 is 1872
PSI. against 1913 747 in 1864.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

GRowTH OF CHICAGO The Chicago JO~rn
al gives list of the principal buildings err
ected in Chicago. during the present year
and their cost. 1t foots up in the aggre-
gate over Ssuen Million Dollars. A pretty
large SUN to be paid out for buildings in
one season. "a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

THE PRESIDENT MESSAGE il is report
cd tia: the Presidents III, So e. and ac
companying documents are To be printed
Ia adj vance sent 10 Government agents i'll
different cities. and 10y them given TO the
public press on the day they are delivered
III Congress Such a report is given out al
most every year, but thus far has never, if
our memory is not at fault, been carried
into effect
The distribution of printed copies II the
M, ssaye II, advance wonld secure It's publ
cation free from the blunders made i'll traus-
uniting it over the wires, which often are
Of a serious character.
Unless there is some hitch III the organi-
cation Of the House, we shall be abe to pub
Iish the message next week We shall do
that if it is possible thing, for no State
paper has been looked for with greater i'll
terest than the forthcoming message OF
President johnson. The subject of recon-
struction and the questions connected with
it-are assuming momentous proportI OILS
in view of the continuous dsIoyal action OF
most of the rebel states. under the lenent
and conciliatory course Of the President.
The RESULT IN THE STATE. We publish
in another place the result If the late cleo
ton by counties, on Governor and the
suffrage amendment The figures are all
official except those Of Adams and Mara
thon counties Gov FairchiId has total
majority Of 9.517. The total majority
against the amendment is gil. We re
gret that there were not enough men III the
State I'VE will not say Repuhicans,) who
were able TO overcome the influence of an
unworthy. prtjndioe, to carry this just aud
heueficent measure Ina free republic all
meu should be equal before tie Iaw.
Costly ENTERTAINMENT The Milwaukee
papers state thai they have IA regular enter
taiment every Sunday night which con
SlStS or q more or less excessive tohlaRih-
ton On one occasion nearly half a block
was burned and on another four or live
buildings last Sunday night but one
hui,ding was destroyed owing to Il e TACT
that ii policemau in going his ron"ds dis
covered the fire and gave the alarm soon
after the fire was SIT 1t was a frame
ruling aud one side was s.turate'i with
nnd jug Of the sau,e i"ft in
cir Fe4'srhhty that might explode aud
set ether t.,uidugs Oh fire. 1t ls not to the
credit of the authorities Of the commercial
metropolis Of til, state that they ALLOW N
ceudiaries to continue their weekly enter
taiumc;ts for so long time without inter
ruption
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list Of Letters
PIANO FORTE PLAYING,
Easily and Thoroughly Learned
.- BIZ THE
Richardson's New Method.
.t-- MOST DECIDEDLY or =
The Best Book of Instruction.

Liz D6SG DUUA VI AUSGT uCUIUUI
Having regular sale of
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This popular work is superior in excellence to all
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needs for the requirement of thorough knowledge
of Piano-forte playing 1t is adapted to all Grades
of Tuition from the Rudmental Studies of tho young
est to the studies and exercises of advanced pupils
Two editions are published, one adopting american,
the other Foreign lingering. When the work is or
dered, mo preference is designated the edition with
american lingering will be sent.
Be sure that in ordering It you particular in
specifying the " New Method" Price SO. rs. Mailed
post paid to any address sold by all Music Dealers.
Oliver UiIsOn IL Co.,
20 t Publishers, Boston.
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2 EarEmIgration conptn es are f'rnns in
various parts of the North t. FURNISH the
South with labor aud capital to produce
their accustomed crops aud to assist those
who nay wish to erngrate thithcr One
assogiatiou in Washington is quite success
fli in these objects
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

Ea- The pirate Stone"aI' winch vas sur
rendered to our naval authorities Al lavaha
has arrived at Washington.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

How ALL THE FUNDS STAND.
The following sl"ws the receipts and the
payments on account of all tIi. funds. aud
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. - Fu1h I 800 DOB Ub I 34O 6bg - % S33
Ia this table the balance on hand at the
commencement Of the year, are included il,
receipts The amounts do not generally
vary from these ''ou hand
AMOUNTS OF THE TRUST FUNDS.
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THREATENING Some officer of the N.
Y. & b P Co, sends us "a very threatening
note promising US libel suit, if we pub
lish an extract from Mr. p T. Barnums
new book on ''HHmbug$" in reference to
The Petroleum t1umbug" 10 which it is
claimed that the, IN. Y. & B. P. CO.. un-
der slightly disguised name is ''held up to
ridicuie.'
W., are not certain that this is not rho
great BArnu'n himself who has req ,or+od r.
',' "ieI. ~ e''o . "'" impetus to the
sale of his book Ger :. b. o,,rd
w "'''N' curse to secure tire perusal
Oh -''"' p .rticular chapter by everybody,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-30

RESULT Of THE MINNESOTA ELECTION The
official maj of Gov. MARSHALL Of Min
nesota, is 3. 490; the majority against uni
versa suffrage is 1904 he Senate.
stands Republicans, IA; democrats, Z, the
House, Republicans, 30; Democrats, 13-
giving on joint ballot "A Republican majority
of %
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FOR THE
WEEKLY WISCONSIN, /!

The following the REDUCED RATES at which
We offer the several editions OF the WISCONSIN,
The Semi-Weekly is a thirty-tvo column, four page
newspaper without advertisements, The Weekly is
printed in eight pages and is the Argest and best
newspaper in the State and by our terms 10 by
for
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$1,364. 329 10

lhe expenditures t. be betrayed from the
State Treasury next year--that is the year
ending Sept 30th, 1866. are as follows
Salaries and permanent appro- . i. u
priations. ...............$ 1876. $50 90
Legislative expenses. .... 70 600 90
State prison aud charitable in
situations ......... 1872 600 90
Miscellaneous expenses 800, 81 600 90
State debt and interest 49,. l, 072, 600 90
War expenses .......... 10000 90
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THE CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER
IN THE NOEsVRaWEbV.
w eekly w isconsin.
tRri8s~d every NIuadavl

BY coInpArUB dc ABOVE naIes with those OF other
Journals they Win be found she lowest in the North.
west. t.Slii5 YsiSJDJ 81 se;nai -tIlof 81 So =.
The WISCONSIN always contains, besides the asu.
al scellaneous reading, the markets of Milwaukee
ana New York-gran and produce, groceries dry
goods, hardware lumber, cattle and provisons7-eVs-
rything that the farmer, wishes to buy sell.
- All Postmasters authorised receive and re-
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k& " hen the number Of Weekhes taken at any
ost ONCE exceeds TEN, new names may be added
81 80 per anhHm. i.fhF ~ tfi1f' ~ .Ehl
saH- Any subscriber may form clubs at the above
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All letters shoud be addressed Gf registered at cur
risk to the Propretors. lAtts jy5i!IH tG 81, III
WIN. II. Il JOHN r. CRAMER,
--L.lf .a- ~ milwaukee,, Wis.
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Report Of The Secretary Of State.

We take the following abstract of the
forthcoming Rcpor' of the Secretary of State,
from tie Madison Capitot Of the 18th inst.
From the sheets Of the Secretary of States
Report, now in the hands of the Printer, we
make the following abstract
Tie money of tue State is divided into
e5xte-n tfrrent Funds of which the fol
!..N Ing is a list:
Gene al Fund,
School Fund.
School Fund lncorne
Sw amp Land Fund.
Swamp Land Fund Income,
Drainage Fund,
~ Drainage Fund Income, '~
University Fund,
War Fund Income,
Normal School Fund
Normal School Fund Income,
Deposit Account,
Soldiers Relief.
Allotment Fund
Commissioners Contingent Fund
r War Fund, ~p
The accounts of all these Funds are kept
separateIy.
The General Fund is of course the money
received and paid out as the income and ex-
penditure of the State Government. Its re-
ceipt the past year have been as follows:
Balance ON hand .--...--.--.-.. $&,34o 80
state Tax from Couu'er Hud lax
on Suits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'oo,o o.
Rank Tax A. 658 ~
Insurance Co.., licenses and tax liz 70
Railroad TAX ----.-..--------- '",SW ""
Currency Depns r. .--....---.-- oo4,cof NC
Transferred rom w Fund tenn
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57742 4795S 1870 i542ts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
.ErinI OF Cen. Rri.coc

wAsBiNGroN. Oct 4-The Court Msrtal in
the case OF Breget Brigadier General Briscoe. o,
the I99th Pennsylvania Volunteers. who ar
rested al Lynchbarg, Va on Friday last, con-
veuei to-day. He ia charged With having sb-
stracted from the United States a bar OF gold
bullion, valued at over 81 100; a package OF gold
CON. valued at $40 600, and silver coin valued
AZ $3.50. with conduc. prejudicial to good order
ana discipline s .f-r
Ex-Governor Ford, -es Ohio. .ppears in behalf
Of Gen Brscoe
CAPT Alberger, Assistant Quartermaster, vas
the principal witness; he sent for by General
Briscoe on the morning Of the 26th of September
81 headquarters at Lynchburg; the General ask j
him what amount OF money he bad in his ss fe
aud what denomination, saying az the same time
il could be taken as well as not aud no one
would be the wiser Of il; in reply 10 the ques-
ton witness informed him he had in NE posses
sion between s6g 900 and $40 600; the General
proposed TO throw a small amount of money
into some place and have witnesses house broken
pen and hs safe keS stolen, TO which Aiberger
objected; he said the money could be taken
and halt the town arrested for taking il: during
Toe cOaversstioa be said when witness was ar
rested, be (tse GeneraD would be President of
the CSart-rlartisl, and have him acquitted. when
he vent into the room IN the morning "
Lackev was there arl ssid 20 the witness: THE
General e ali right. a. told you; and then the
General asked questions about the MONEY! On
The evening Of the 2lst of September, Lackey
sail 10 witness that !. wss hsr1 time for Quar-
term2sters going cut of service, and if witness
did rot make himself rich cut Of it re was fool
witness ssked him what he neaut when he SAID,
you sre handling the governments funds and
can dispose OF them as you please
The remainder of the ihcts, Including the ar
rest Of Gen. Bri-coe. and Lackey, the former :
acconp'ice have already been published.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
COMM ERciAL,
Daily Review of indianapolis Mar.
ket---Wholesale,

iSDiANAroLis WEDNESDAY EvESISG, Oct. 4.
WHEAr-Tbere is not much wheat arriving-old 1,
held firm at s. for white aud 90 for red New
from Coo to 81 80, according TO quslity.
C0RN--There is no shipping The prc. is steady
AZ 6oeG5c for home consumption. New corn, 4oet5c.
45c An inferior quality sells al SOC.
BARLEY-Tle market Is dull Prime fall, old AID
new. will command 81 15sI 90 inferior low 75c
flour Market dull. Superiine sc eOs5 so; extra
s. 5O9 90 family % 5O@lO p. Tho lst,sr for home
consumption, is in good demand.
RovIsIONs-Csnyassed hams . &C; mess port
80 5es,S5 oe cheese zoe W n Hamburg 2oc; lard q
s30c; Peschblosn and Mechanic potatoes ~ 75e2 90
per hbl.; sweet potatoes Sc 30 per Dbl.
GROCERIES The advance ia sugar in New York ha'
given increased rnness to u. market here ana sems
dealers have advanced one-fourta OF a cent ".
quote fair TO choice Rio 31z32c; hard refined sugar
a. q = 22c, white 20hc, extra ls;.c; do. Al
HJleE1sc. AID moiasses at sisl 10 for Porto Rico.
FRUIT-A good demand Tor green sPPles At from -
70 ~ per bbl. fsrobolce from store.
BUTTER-4n active demand for choice Central o. o
In tubs 5Oe. ard Indiana prime st iosfse.
L6GS--Reoepss light A firm marke. at &c pei
doz. shippers count, from store.
SUNDMEs-Featbsr. sc; allow Ita,i5; beeswsS a
csc; ginseng CO.
WIS KY-fIish~iue- a = Ard Sra; rsc'iiea ~hl-k,
:. e5@2 =.
fns-T.u.otay ~ Jos: azz sseI - Is.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05

Gkw YORK. Oct. Tho Herald's Washing
ton special has the following: The charge in
ms mornings Chronicle that Green Clay Smith
wa IN favor Of re-snsIsVing the negroes Of Ken
tucky j. exceedingly absurd to those who know
n s'uunentss ana anteoedsnts. He and bis
family have willingly surrendered nearly 300
slaves. His opposition 10 Gen. Palmer springs
from tho latters hall way manner OF treating
Kentucky Affairs. Ger. Palmer practically de-
clares all slaves ia Kentucky free IN defiance OF
the State laws, by granting them passes TO go
where they please. bat in point of fact continues
their euslsyemeni by allowing the operation of
The State laws enacted fer the protection of
slavery 70 re enforced in. hiiiug all persons who
employ slaves silhOu. the consent OF their own
ers. 10 other words, Gen. Palmer gives Green
Clay Smiths slaves passes TO go where they
pleaEe. but allows Green Clay Smith To be prese-
cutsd for employing the slaves OF Others, SO in
the late elections, Gen. Palmer OF dered the civil
suihofiiie. 70 allow DO rebels or disloyal persons
70 vote, hu. nov allows these civil officer TO be
pfosesue'si and fined for executing his orders il
ia asserted thar Palmers interference lost the
latc elections
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Senrrei Grants views on the text
OueSrfOn.

PsLApELAHIs, Oc; At is established be-
yond a doubt. in conversation with distinguish
ii person ie. days since. that Lieut. General
Gran, 20 far varied frgm his customary re icence
Oh publi; topics a. TO un7eservedly express him
SILT ~ he Mexican question He declares the
Government will siDcica,e the Monroe doctrine
At an early dsy md that Macmillan must leave
Mexico. IL viii be, he says. less expensive 10
rii Mexico Of the presence of az enemy than 10
guard osr borders ssaiss. him. Il IS BIS op;a-
lon that ii will require 10 cali iog tTOops. but
With our present ARMY re can spare enough 70
give effectiveness to the forces Mexico will be
ready 20 put in the 6eld
IL our Gyernmen aids thenl IN the matter of
supplies. General Grant is OF the opinion hat the
President and authorities Ut W ashington holds II
as 8 settled purpose, aud only await the meeting
OF Congress to take oPea ground IN the matter.
lis now believed that France will be able to
disregard European complications. present and
prospective, SO AZ 10 make The cause Of Maxi
milan her own This solution Of the Mexican
question must be accepted Of the forth
coming sensations Tor the cose of the year
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Ftrc in phslgfPiphi..

Put1ApELPnI,, Oct; A fire l.sl night de
stlosed Freach l. Richards wholesale drug
warehouse. lie, III and Market streets
The total less IS cstinsteG st finn $3.50 600
20 100000: insurance bout sl75 roo, mostly
IL Philadciphia. Eastern aad New England con
pinie. The following insurance was on the
stock ia he main store which Is a total los:
PtWaiE. Hartford, 5000; Springfield, Mesa
chusetts $4,000. Rosal, Liverpool, sic eco;
gaustt u, Providence. s. Oo0; City Insurance
Company. Hartford, s.. OOD; Morris. Nss York
St ot0 the balance l. in Philaeephis COMPANIES
making - totd Of $4,000 The adjacent
building. No | ,0O3. vas valued a. SJO 600 and
i partially DESTROYED Insured ia the Spring
field Msss., s. 900; Paeo1, usri ND, s., 300
Ia No 0e5 the ,t)cs wsav..uei # $50 900;
also partially Destroyed Insurance by the -E.na.
OF Hartford. Tor $40 0c0; Springfield, Mass
$4,000; Morris. Nav York faIagaIsst. ana
Securisy New Y ork. each s5en0
Al the property WIS occupied by French 1
Richards
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-10-05
Eni.copai contention.

PHILADELPHIA O,s 4.-fhe General Convea-
ton ct the Episcopal Church assembled in =:
Luke'- Church this morning fhe interior OF
tie Caufca nNs drapej IN mourning in respect
t. tie merry of tie late Bishop Peter The
sermon was preached oy DIR. Mulold, Lord
i shop ui Molt.cAl. from the Frat Corinthians
ninth chapter twenty sscsni verse: 81 an made
al tniags u Sil msn thas | might By all means
save some al The Bishops Of The Northern
Dioceses were present, except Bishop Williams
OF Connecticut, aud Bishop Scott. Of Oregon
Bishop Atkinson, Of North Carolina. was seated
in tie boty Of ,he Church, aud after the sermon
Bishop Stevens. OF Pennsylvania, sent DR. Bslch
Secretary o. the Convsn.ion to invite Bishop AZ
k'a-oa into the CntEc.l Bishop Atkinson &C
ceftai Gle invitation, AMI uaou entering he
Casuc, eas caId.aliy snd l1iudly welcomed by
all TIE Bishops ans Clergy The Holy Comm
mon service was then administered. aud at the
cene.u-on both houses proceeded TO organize.