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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-10
Hist of Letters

I'D EMAINING unclaimed in the Post Office at Ken
u osha, State Of Wisconsin, August TO- 1868.
Bishop i Kern Raetatz Ffistrich
blanchard Agnes Roller Anna G Stevens Vim
Bruce Arthur KIesselt Anton Snow o T
Burwell Alice Linwood Clara Santes Nick
Clark mrs II Lane Michael Sammer Martin
Irandie Chas Lawrence n F ShsuI n co.
Elmer miss ]. Longwel Hugh Thomas Richard
Friss John Lamb mrs Anna Taylor Edgar
Franklin Anna Millhagen Agust ThOrp
Frantz capt Chas Nevhouse WIN vi right VIM T.
Hean Peter Pierce miss Zemira Wood Polly
Henderson Bartary Powderly Mary Wend0rft mr. T
Kenney lev l. Roof Nellie Williams G
Rice james
To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant must,
call forodrsrtised letters give the date Of this list
and pay two cents for advertising.
NJ. FRANK, p. ID.
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TAKEN UP.

hoAE into the enclosure OF the subscriber In
- the town Of Somers about tho 18th Of july
looo Two RED STEERS, supposed TO be two and three
years DID, One has white face; aud the other some
white In the forehead. The owner is requested TO
prove property pay charges and take them away.
somers July 81, 1865. 4wp JOHN PETRIE.
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NJ Q TOE

The City Bank Of Kenosha having relinauished
business, the bills issued by said Bank or out-
standing, must be presented for payment at the of
ice Of the Bank Comptroller at Madison within three
8) years from the date of this notice, in default OF
which any securities remaining in the hands OF the
Comptroller, will be delivered to this 1ssociatioD.
KenOsha, August 81, 1865 .. -t I'D. .u
A. CAMPBELL, D. G.. OURANT
President. 3y6vol26 Cashier
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New YoRK, August 8. Mr.. Robert
Brown. who was present at the JEFF. Davis
meeting in this city the other day, makes
affidavit to the following statement of
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John Nchols-Lot &c, q and part Of 2S, com at
the Sc cor of tvs thence line Of sd II ~ n
thence to point SO II of cor OF sara ~
thence to Of 1t 26 thence on the line OF
1t &c to the OF same thence on line OF Its 20
and % TO beg. Also commencing at point 90 ~ =
of the sw cor of 1t % thence 10 line o. nhp y
thence on lire of st to the line oilt 70 eac
tended to Ann ct thence to the sw cor Of lot 20
thence O to beg: ne qrS6 T2R2S.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-07-14
south Carolina Affairs.

NEw YORK, July l3.-The Heralds Charles
ton correspondence OF the 9Th inst. SAYS: The
white people in the country above Charleston
along the Ashley aud Cooper rivers were greatly
excited in the beginning of the month by report:
that the negroes in tha, region, to tue number oi
several thousand intended to rise in rebellion on
the 4th. and march in body TO the city
The stories could be traced TO no reliable
source, but to make matters sure, bodies oil
troops were sent TO different points in the district
named.
The South Carolinians have been for some
time much annoyed By the gsrrisoning of vsri
Gus points n their midst with colored soldiers
whose entire removal has been strongly urged
on the military authorities. and there is now .
runor that this is soon to take place.
The Fourth of July was celebrated at Charles
ton in fine style by the Army aud Navy. and
there we're parades of the coored frenen aud
other colored associations, but the white natives
did not take much part in the demonstrations
The appointment, by the President, Of Mr..
Benjamin + Perry to be Provisional Govarnor
of the State, gave general satisfaction to the
people, aud a meeting of the Charleston lawyers
TO express their APPRECIATION. had been held
A company has been formed Tor the establish
ment OF a new line OF steamers between Charles
ton and New York. and the Charlestonisns e1
pect to have through communication with the
North completed by the middle of Angus.
The health OF Charleston is said TO be excel
lent, except among the negroes, who are still
dying in large numbers There were rumors
that yellow lever had made it, appearance there.
but these are pronounced false.
petition TO President johnson, requesting
him TO pardon the ex xrebel Governor Magrath
is being extensively signed by the South Carroll
mans.
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NEW YORK. July l3-The Herald has aG
vices from the Capital of Mexico to the 9th
ultimo.
The Imperalist General Castiguy reports tina,
he has achieved great success at the town OF
Laharcea, ia the State OF Sonora, having, on the
22d of May, with 100 French soldiers, dispersed
snd completely routed an encs mpment OF $500
Republicans, and captured immense amour,
OF valuable property.
AS al Offset to this. the Republicans are driving
the enemy before them in the State OF Michool-
can, where, besides other triumphs, Gen Regal-
after an obstinate engagement of day and night
had taken the town OF Urapan. and made prison
ers of it, Imperial garrison of 300, while IN S4u
Luis Potosi, and other States, the Republican
guerrillas were all giving Ma1imilisn's men n
immensity of trouble.
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Insertion. and 81 per square for each subsequent nser
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gs, but ccllectable At usual time. Publishers not
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sond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER, HARDNESS BINGHAM.
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinsl.
j. " TIIF0RD.
President India apols Journal Company.
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PrOc amation of Governor sharkey,
of MiSSlksipDI.

INV YoRK. July l3-Proyisional Governor
Sharkey, of Mississippi issued, at jackson, the
State Capital. on the lst. inst, his procla nation
announcing to the people bis appointment by
the President, and informed them of the duties
with which be was charged To avoid delay in
proceeding with the work of preparing for the
State Convention, he appoints, in large number
of counties. the county officers who were unier
the rebel regime, incumbents at the time the Ma
tonsl forces took possession OF the State prop
erty on the 22d of May last but all are required
to subscribe to the oath of allegiance prescribed
by the President He names as the day for elect
ing delegates 10 the State Convention the eth OF
August, proximo, and on the 18th of that month
as the time. and Jackson the place for the Con
vention TO assemble
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The bridal Cha m ber, Essay Of Warn
ing and Instraction for Young Men Also and re-
liable treatment for Diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual
systezs-sent Free in sealed envelopes. Address DR.
sKILLIS HoUGHToN. Howard Association, PailadeI-
pha, Pa spr&-d&wly
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Philosophy of Marriage

rgNHE PR0PRIEToRs OF THE NEW YORK MUSEUM
4 Of Anatomy have determined, regardless Of eV-
pense 10 issue free for the benefit II suffering hu.
manlty and suppression Of quackery four Il their
interesting and Instructive Lectures on Marriage and IL.
dsqualidcstious Nervous snd Physical Debility, Pre-
m. ure decline of Manhood Indigestion Weakness OF
Depression Impoency, Lose Of Energy and Manly Pow
err the great Social Ryi and those MalAdes which result
from youthful foes, excesses OF maturity, OF Ignorance
Of Physiology and laws ofSaturs
These invaluable Lectures have been the means o
enghtening and saving thousands and will be forw
ed free receipt OF four stamps oy addressing secre
tsry, New Tork Mueeum Of Anatomy and Medicine, SIS
Broadway. New York Isn21-dly
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Business Notices pubshed the local columns, Of ten
under, will be charged for each Insertion t1 II
ever ten lines, ten cents per line.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. tl
~itheut notice free
Marriage Notices 50 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcnics and Excursions, gotten up b.
individuals assecisons By churches. at the regular
prices
Advertisements loaded and placed under the bead oi
Special Notices. ten lines will be charged do1oe
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers 10 pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for ofoes OF every description
charged the of t1 so for each In the
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly, the same 10 be in
all cases, paid In advance.
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skILLIN HOUGHIOS. Howard ASSOCIATION, Pailadel
phla, Pa. spr4-d&wly
sAnrseS-The glory Of woman, like the strength o.
sampson lays very much In her luxurant hair To pre-
serve this in all It's glory requires care and the
oarsfay prepared EDd scientifically compounded vege
table wAsh, such as yeu have in Kendalrs AnbOlne
II has no delesrous ingedientit refreshes strength
ems and preserves the flowing tresse and cannot be
passed as an innocent and valuable preparation. The
Amboline can be procured any Druggists Ie24-d3m
sE-LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues of Bulls CEDsoE BTKEs, any such there
be- read the following certificate frem gentlemen vel
known in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general Introduction into the army VIII save the
lives os thousands OF our soldiers;
LcUIsvuIz, June Sd, lass.
We the undersigned have seen the good effects OF DR.
Iosx UIIs CKpRoE BTrrgss D case OF general debility
and prostration Of the system ard believe its general
use would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among our soldiers particularly would this oe the case
especially those who exposed 20 the miasmaie in
fuences In the Southern climate.
Nal PHILIP Spell.
Collector Int. Rev. Sd Dis. Ky
CHAs. B. COTTON,
COL. H. DENT,
Provost Marshal General Of Kentacky.
REV D. P. HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission
HARNEY, HUGHES h CO.,
Publishers Demycrat
GRO. p. DOERN,
Proprietor Louisville Anzeiger.
HUGHES & PARKHILI4,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street. Louis.
vile, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN & CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART AAPoTEER,
IithOgraphers, corner Market and Third streets
Louisville, KY
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. corner Third and Market sts.
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT. S. p. HILDRETH,
OF the steamer Major Andersen
MAJ. L. T. THURST0N.
Paymaster U. 5. Army.
e. u. METCALF,
National Hetel, Louisville, Ky
COL. JESSE bAYLES,
4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD wROLESALR By
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NEw York. July l3 The Hesald's Toronto
special says: The execution of Mrs. Surratt
caused intense excitement among the rebel con-
spirators in Canada. They manifested their feel
ing by wearing Grape on their arm, singing rebel
songs. and threatening the President with ter
rible retributiOn.
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LIVERY STABLE.

IIENRY ALLEN, Sev Ysrs Livery and ssisst 4.
6lsrn'. bloet. 6tse.
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~ UARrVRNAsTERs. LINE AND FIELD OFFICERS.
A retiring from Tire Veteran service. either by
ter got resgnaiiou can have all their papers fitted
With correctnes. aud dispatch 81 Col Bakes Military
Claim Agency. opposite Metropolitan Thsatsr A Me-
iary Public IL IN the eciee.
Ieie.et JOHN ". BLAEK
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-20

LOYAL PIcKIFes.-A correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette asks: .tWhat shall be thought of
officer, who, finding fine law library, straight
way packed il up and sent it to his Office in the
north Or what shall be said Of the taste OF that
officer, who, finding in an old country residence
series of familyportraits, agined that they would
form very pretty parlor ornaments anywhere, and
sent the entire et,embracng the ancestors OF the
naughty South Carohans for generations back, to
look down from the walls OF his Yankee resi-
dence ~
And he might have added rs applicable to
a place not a thousand miles from Rock Is
land. the following: What shall be said Of
an officer who sent home so many horses that
his father-in-law begged him to send no more
for the people thought be stole them2 Or
what of other officers who brought and sent
home so many carriages, horses. mules, ra-
GERS. and silver plate that nobody doubted
but what they were stolen?
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-20

while they tower up Thousands Of feet almost
perpendicular above the road, they are -
steep and deep below. Here and there along
fhem nice stream Of water pours and rush-
o. wildly down over the rocks. The road q
kept clear of dust By the constant nee o.
sprinkling carts. Take ii ell in all Trip 70
and from here to Lake Bigler h one of the
most romantic in the world. believe. The
lake itself-situated - it is-is one Of the
most dehghtful natural scenes / ever witness.
ed. Owing to a constant agitation of ito wa
tiers it never freezes over, and the water IL So
clear that the bottom can be easily seen at
the depth oil Is feet. The water lie blue. like
the ocean, but cold and pure and delicious TO
drink, III fFE
In July paper. called the Oroyhee Arai-
anche, will be issued in the ORGY hee mines
idaho Territory. conducted and owned BY the
undersigned and company. The material II
on the way now. l do not expect to leave
here till about the LIST of September. but the
paper will be managed by Joe" and partner
in the meantime. You may expect it in YOU
sanctum as soon as issued and the mail will
carry it TO you.
| Youts &C.,
JOHN WATSON.
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lieut. Jobs has also furnished Us the fol-
lowing List Of commissioned officers OF the
ssmpany:
" At the first election, held at Rock Island In
April 1861, the following officers we're feho-
som: &c
VIM. D. Williams. Captain.
- David Benson, LIST Lieut..
Quincy Mcneil. ID :.
On The way to Springfield Il was found that
the company NUMBERED about 40 men, and
a division was made, two companies formed
and I,ieut. Mcneil chosen captain of the Sec
ond company, which was assigned to the 18th
Reg't.
rTsertes Dimick was chosen second lieu
tenant of Co. d. in place Of Lieut.. Mcneil.
At the election for field officers Capt. Will
lians ives chosen Major OF the regiment, and
the company organization for the three
months was then as follows t3At1a
David Benson, Captain.
Laertes Dimlck, lst Lieut..
David H. Hakes, I'd
At the expiration of the three months SER
vice the companyreenlisted for three years.
and the following officers were elected and
commissioned, viz:
Robert Lackey, Captain.
Robert Koehler. LIST Lieut..
VIM. G. Jobe, I'd IS
| Capt. Lackey was Dismissed in about four
months, and Lieut.. John Fisher, of Edgar Go.
was appointed captain by the governor, and
resigned in about six months. The organiza
ton was then a. follows:
| Robert Koehler, Captain.
VIM. F. Jobe LIST Lieut.. t.~t tl@
Charles M.Barry I'd
Lieut.. Jobe resigned in August 1864.
Lieut. Barry held the position Of I'd Lieut.
little over two years. when he resigned.
Both the lst and I'd Lieut. were then vacant
and Koehler was captain. Orderly Sergean
Michael Guinty, of Presumption, was then ap
pointed 1st Lieut.. No I'd Lieut.was appoint
ed because the company was so reduced il
numbers as not to be entitled to one.
At the expiration of Capt. Koehler's tern
Of enlistment he was honorably mustered out
and Lieut. Guinty promoted to captain. tn
company having been filled up again, tn
following officers were commissioned, viz:
Michael Guinty, Captain.
Theopilus Mcconnell. LIST Lieut..
Frank w. Stearns, I'd -.AG
This was the organization Of the compan
when mustered out of the service.
. Martin w. Burgh was commissioned i:
Lieut.. and assigned to duty as regiments
quartermaster. -
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-20
FISH MARKET.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE MADE
II arrangements TO keep constantly ON hand
supply olive fresh fish ofthe best quality, near
webber's Foundry which they offer for sale AZ
the lowest market rates. esf.f4tA td5
q w. Orders for fish flled promptly and the Esh
delivered to any part Of the city. - n [lTT-
& ..ass13- FRED. X. HAGAN.
p .aElT<ltF WIN. GOODMAN. T'8
Rock island, July Il, DIM.
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II 2 - p -. y .
INSURE In MERCHANTS o.. -
Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN. sssy ait
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

THE SUBSCRIBERS has purchased the
Il Tobacco Store ON Illinois street, in johnson -
Aneriean Block, whsrs be will eontinue the bu,-
ipsss ef. Tobaeeonist and the nanufsstsro or
cigars he viii keep always on hand eoeS
stook OF all Einds or Cigars, Tobacco. ssSfsS
SMOKING and Chewing Tebacce, Pipes, Ciesr
Holder Tobseeo Bsss, Cigar Cssss, &e., Dc.
where Ne hopes = go all bis ffieads and TIE 20.
lac generally and merit . share of M bic patr-.
lge -. tsssvnos MATHEW SCHLRGRL.-
Rock Island, June 20, Iii. i = - = = .
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JOLIET STONE QUARRY.

s "a Ss.1s,. e !. s SON efS;nynss
and Bubble Stone.
Quarry onthe Rock Island Railroad and Illinois
and Miehisaa ce.ai, - a.Ltai
JOLIET, Illinois.
stone Cutting Of every descriptions deas to
o'oee. az IN 4 -al1h}td 81 juns13du4n.
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FLOUR AND FEED.
o. j. DIMICk,
Real Estate and Land Agent.
OFFICE IN LIVERY BUlLDrNo,
- WASHINGTON Street s

FOR SALE:
TWO GOOD STORES and Dwelling on Illinois
street, belonging to Cooks estate). For sale on
long time, and al great bargain. 81 - Farnea
TWO IMPROVED FARMS within few m;l..
OF the city. .8NzGs8t
TWO LARGE ELEGANT BRIcK:sDwEL-
LINGS ON Moline Avenue. - =
THREE OUT LOTS, from ten to thirty-siI
acres each, (well adapted for gardeningl
A SPLENDID BUILDING LOT containing one
acre OF land, well situated, corner of, Broadway
and Moline Avenue.
TEN DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS in
different parts of the city for sale sl3dyaE 20
HOUSES and lots rented, taxes paid, money
loaned ON real estate, or anything pertaining N
the real estate business. rss7 v-H v-sa. 80 ..s
Enquire OF -oz -asr. O. J. DlMIcK. "a
Real Estate Agent.
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w. JOHNsON,s
RESTAURANT,

nv JOHNSON has the honor of an
neancing to the people Of Rick Island that
ne has opened SMDd HEITEENa SCI 44a
Restaurant, Dining aud Ice Or cam saloon
nIAED err HorkL sLocx, dos xz2
N Where he trusts that satisiacsiou will b. s;v..
all who favor him with can.
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YOUR INTRREsT IS sUBsERvEb
( ls1A0 su-By Sustaining Your County Paper
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i'''H !, .g TT. FOR SALE.
- G00n pIrII nINrc, enc

x GOOD BUILDING LOTS in Geo. L
liz Dayenper's addition 70 the eity of R0sf
isiands Price from $500 20 S2s0.
q Ten Acre Out Lots, situated on the Cands,
ro,es alf mile from the city of Roek IsliHd,
well situated for gardening and residences.
Terms halt cash and balance on time.
~ Aeres known ~ the Cushing Tract, sItsl'sd
ON the Os.den road, two mies from the city Of
heck 1slss4 AID IL beautifully situated for rsr-
denees, Candeeisg, Fruit raisiue rood sprHg
&c., sand n sbout a half nile from the {" ROeI
River Water Power" Price, per acre, $40, ball
cash and the balance on time.
Also ssnbsf Of lots in Davenport, Iowa City
and LeCi.irs, and Farning Lands in Iowa AID
Nebrasks rsrritery.. 0u -t-llIaI TT.
Apply Do 4 GEO. L. DAVENPORT,
mch27dw6 y AZ DaSeaport, Iowa.
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eg RETURNED SOLDIERS.
Capt. M. Guinty, Presumption
LIST Lieut. M. w. Burgh, r Q M Rock Island
I'd F.W. Stearns,
1st Sergt. William Moore, Port Byron.
Corp. Alexander Wallace, |" c0 69"
G.. w. Bruner,
} P. Schlemmer. Rock Island.
Priv. G. Applicants,
William Mitchell g sa-.e1@i1 r aH'
John sOhlweiler
|. John Peterson q" 1ee1 Z.
Charles Bell, Port Byron.
Hutchinson Day, s..tfls d
Fl. Gillfellow, ".fztEge
Ezekiel Nelson, 80
+ \ $. l.. Gunsaules, Viola. Ia fs. 81 .9VIzJ
Milton Livingston, Coal Valley. q s-ab4ol
Lorenzo Schaadt, New Boston. ss.f
. The following members of the company
were not present at the reception, but are
mustered out as belonging to the company:
LIST Lieut. Theophilus Mcconnell, Port Byron
Sergt John Ziegler, 74f sasi" "a
!" Peter Rose, Rock Island.
Jacob Upright, Geneseo.
Corp. BENZ. zieeler, Port Byroa. 5s sue
Priv. Martin KenAvy, Rock island. Il
Henry III. Jones', ss'H US 9H aud
James M. Lambert. Corinth, Miss.
Heern RENEE, Port Byron. al& g.
George Applicants end Henry III. Jones
are the only men left Of the original company
of thres months men raised BY Col. Williams
in April. 1851. .ss'EI 1sII77 ls7f 49,
r.-.t 49, usoe r. ssitsaT8h sss =
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Iooise eaai3 rslE Gee saoa1 sito1-sa bons
cares al nfis hsi.saaoa ssisET Assiisia baE
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

ERRONEOUS. -The New York Tines saws.
the statement that has been going the
rounds Of the press, in effect that the ex-
pertinent Of employing females in the Gov
eminent Departments has proved failure,
and that the Secretary Of tho Treasurer in
tends to discharge oil the female clerks in
bis department d erroneous. 1t has au-
thority for ssytng, that in some branches
Of the labor performed BY female clerks
they are found to be far more superior to
male clerks for the same work. Especially
Is this true IN the matter Of copying, and
IN counting money. Some few female
clerks hav hcen discharged, but in nearly
all cases tie reason Of dismissal VAS be-
cause the work has diminished so that the
clerks could not be kept regularly en-.
Rloysd.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-12-06

WEsIINc BY STEAM.-The Florence cores
pendent Of the Independence Beige, says that
singular discovery..ha been made in church
in one of the faubourgs OF Milan. A statue oil
Saint Magdalen. which las long been famous
for weeping in the presence Of unbelevers,
was recently moved, in order to facilitate re.
pairs for the church. 1t was found that the
statue contained an arrangement for boiling
water. The steam passed into the head, and
was there condensed. The water thus pro
duced, made its way BY couple Of pipes to
the eyes, and trickled down upon the cheeks
of the image. So the wonderful miracle was
performed.