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| AN authorized to sell the following described
l eighty acres OF Land in the town Of Frank.
i'm, w the North West quarter of Mort,
Eest quarter, ,ud the North East quarter of
North West quarter Of Section 81, Town 20.
Range %, The land ,s good and well located
the tile perfect, an. 1t wIbe I,l che,n.
JERI CD NLiY
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ANOzE'I1 VG's'TNiANN,

Franklin Street, Jetwecn SM and or SITS
MANITOWOC, WIS.
'TNIIIS est blishment will always certain all the
l. varieties Of Medicine usually kept in Drug
Store, together with Paints, OILS, VsrHi-h, Al
cohol, Spirits of Turpcntiuc, Wines and Liquors
fer Medicinal purposes Also Fancy Articles,
Soap aud Ptrlnmery, Blank Books and Stations
ery, Gamphenc, Fluid aud kcrosinc, aud all the
ether articles belonging to this line.
&c PRESCRIPTIONS carefully put up both day
and night time
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Cattle Fair in Classonville.

A CATTLE FAIR AND SHOW will BE- held
II III Cia-sonrille, town Of Cato, during the
coming year "a follows First Mondays OF
October and Decemte., 1860 md the firs,
Mondays 0! February. ArrIi Jurc, sud Ausrs,.
1866. htIIIALL 4 CLASSOX,
Dated Sept. : S65. rraprissors:
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D H II q "a TOR FL

PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19
Items of News.

Within eight months there have been lbs
railroad accidents, By which 26G persons have
been killed and 100 wounded.
Our marine losses cover 80 vessels for August,
and 2i3 vessels since January lst, 1865. The
value Of these vessels is put down at $40 O9i,-
600
There are now Il 600 patients remaining in
the general hospitals OF the various military
departments, Of whom 1900 are in the depart
mont OF the East.
Commodore Collins, long Of the United States
navy, died On Saturday at North Conway, New
Hampshire, where he was visiting. He was
born IA 1875, served with distinction during tho
la.t W4r with Great Britain, and continued IN
ac.i.e service up 20 within SIX years ago. when
M hca.'h comp He'd hin to retire
Tee pecua4r7 losses to the State Of South
Carolina by tire ln'urfeetion which 1t began,
or, estimated By the Charleston NarS at $780,
OU0 0O1 This IS exclusive OF the supposed loss
10 the article Of cbe,te property, watch is set
down 40 S200000Ooo.
Morris ketehum ien5r.ed 20 have sid 20
his creditor. 1t could have my son back
with DTS good name, ana you were all paid 10
uil, would die content Such Is the last am
biuon OF one II our great fnanciers 4 HE
time @. activity, an ample fortune It's reward .
ANA fow an would Ire gwen for sons good
EG.r
Baas Come. is expected soon to make it's
appearance. Ii is nor get near enough 10 be
Vube-hgiae no nearer the earth than about
10000 O0O al miles On the first Of Noyem,
Der uext, 10 viii be- close 10 Mafkab, one OF tn,
four busa, sars forming the well known square
OF Peeo.u-.
Tua NNra NrmoNr.--A nov military dis
tire. Ha. seen created IN Virginia, composed o
Panas Ante. Norfolk, Nlnsemopd, south
usmnfun and lsc Of Wight COUNTESS 10 ia,
command 81 which Bfeyot Mai. ten. Torbet
n4. htDn osisucd I'm NJ lie troops ordere,
TO an'y IN the district are the remaining deta III
meat 81 cine 3,a Vermont Volunteers.
JedpNi. dasro, been removed from his case
mate To Carroll tiail as reported. HIS quarter
are benz prepared, however, and 1t Is exlecte,
that ao Will be an occupant OF Carroll Hal
within ica toys
.iouS g. BRFcENEIDGE IN CASADA-John {
B-e.hnrI5sa arrived at Qubec Monday morning.
yer thc lhoaraloo, aud proceeded to Montrea
Monday afternoon.
pRss,naNr Johnson oS SUFFRAGE The Wash
,re.ua correspondent q. tne New York Tridun
reports tlat, "a recent conversation with
l.ou'smran, President johnson said that thos
VINO supposed MA hostile to negro suffrage ar
ban er4 Ia -. .
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19
kenncdy'S Rheumatic Liniment.

The attention offhc pub j. called 90 tls mosi eS
celeut OF all Lnimeuts aa perfect and speedy cure
ail thc aches aud pains that utsh 4 heir 20.
RHEUMATISM b. caused hy st1Fuftou ~ tht fluids
arising from checked perspiraioa are cured uY alew
DO ttlc.of Kennedy Rheumatic Eminent.
NEURALGIA the king % al pain ]. caused iy hn
Inflammation OF the ntncs b instantly curet BY o few
applications Of Kennedy Rheumatic Linment
srHAlha ure caused by an over extension and sui
contraction Of the muscles ARE cured hY teW bottles
OF Kennedy Rheumatic Lniment equally foD4 ial
PLEC HsY. /. an inflammation Of tls Innings o. th
rits-s cured by few bottles % Kennedy hhsumate
Eminent
BRUISES are caused by sudden preisare q Ne
fesh aud smashing OF the Tissues instantly relieved
By Kennedy. Rheumatic Linimsnt
CRAMP b. contraction OF the muscles ca1sed Dy g
sudden stopping Of The nervous mud which prevents
animal lie having free fow j. cured by altw appi-
cations Of Kennedy Rheumatic Lniment
SORE THROAT AND hOARsENE9S are caused by
an unatari drness Of the glands wei leiee OF tian
mel with hennfdy's Rheumatic Lin ment bprt 10 on
gong To- bed aud you will be well BE- the morning
AkADAtut AND THR0RHiNs or rHE TkhfLE@ d
caused by pressure from me- u-'be preparation Is cur
cd Dy sist applications OF heuaeal Rheumatic Lin
| WEAKNESS OF THE BACK follow the direction
/ in the circular around each bottle
FOR An LIBERATED SORE THROAT you vii
tHke enc jcaspooufu Of the nimen' and four Afp0un
u OF wafer, rarge in the throat twice daf lu few
days it viii BE- Wei, iAis oa3 ieaapoonigl Will bi Wor
| a dollar to yn1.
| BB0NCHtII and IN me iumati,n fthe 'hroa
/ tonss and palate wilma drg hacking cough, SOU WH
dilute the IMMINENT wiki four ~ live im't il bulk @
water. "a gle size throat and swallow nc moisture lh
never fails T. is good for tooth cht crache, sNeie
ace Inflammation Of every KIDD E,c1y i4ul.y sItu.'
| have fall supply Coy The winter
/ Manuacured ly DONALD thENEEDY RoNl ury
/ Mass Price 90 cents. For sale byal drusgI-i'.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19
Try it, and be convinced.

Ist It is not Dye. II viii not color the skin.
3D. II Will restore the Hair IRON Gray 10 b'Aut.-
full Black, Brown, Auburn or Whateye mi4h have been
is original color, and cause il % o. ume iB former
beauty
am II Will cure al dsea.es and humors Of The scalp,
keep the head cool, and the hair from falling cN and
promote healthy growth.
ON. AsR Dressing for me Hari is one Of the bet ~
market u VIII change dry, harsh aud why mar 10 a.
beautiful slk ike appearance
Gh II viii change GRAY und Fad'd Nhsker 90 q
beautiful Bfovui and eau-e them 10 apFv4r more nat
/ ural Than uY any other application.
ST., T.. PeBfe New bedford, Mass., sauF.
The Marda Washington Haif it@torer BE- thrl best
article ever had 10 M store. It's selling more gu
/ giving better satisfaction than any other
SIR S w.. New Bedford, Mas .eayt.
ihe Martha Washington Hair Eet.orer supersele'
all the BAR Dyes and Ret0rcrs ever brought before he
! public, None equal it.h
NJ 4. 5. BRAY, south Dsnyers, Maar.. says
have sold i6 dozen bottles Martha Washington
/ II sir kestofer in this section the r-t tour morii
and In 40 case has Il failed TO give aatisticuqu.'
| Nr {. G. Hixby, North bridgtHlteri hh.8t SAYS;
! ~ sell more OIL Martha Washington Hair REorer
! than ell oihers.
a lady from Chelsea Mas, going West lys;
| " would give three dollars Tor one bottle, rather
! than 20 without or use any other
Ask l.. Lane swHuzey, N.h.. iths ava not restore
bic grey hair and whisktrs % their former beauty t}
using one bottle az Martha Washington iiaf Bertorar
/ ASK Mrs. I BNhy, South Dauyefa Mas. 10 che hac
not been troubled with ia bad humar on her bead fol
tltee yeafs and applied many medicines but eo u' o.
lief but 10 using one bottle of the Martha Washington
Hair Resorer her head cured, md bt'oft shs ha
used the second bottle The hair had commenced 10 star
out where had alea OF aud 30 three months she ha,
a. good head OF hair a. when aYuutn.
for sale By Wood. BiXby a Co, wholesale aud x
tail AGENT, Montpelier VI. f6a2yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

From III Episcopal Recorder
My Boys not Coming Home"
Contrast suggested by WIN. C. Byant's " Our Boy
are Coming Home"
10 TUE MEMORY or HESsr
Jubiant shouts are ringing
Around US far and vide
The wings Of love are bringing
Your loved ones TO your side.
They come, your h'arts o gladden.
But many cot and dome,
The thought ID d shro d and ssdden--
My boy. not coming home "
Thanksgiving notes eoms sterling
"a ey'fy breeze aud balm
The clear, sweet JOY bells pealng
Their loud thanksgiving psalm.
To me- their chimes seem knellng,
Tho bondres ssdly CLEAN
Bach CLEAN, each ioy-stroks telling,
My boys not coming home ''
South roun'ain'sr blood fraughl passes
Had proved IN. true and brave
TWoday "lAntetam's grasses
Ar wrnsiag DER ny grave,
And Hsf-8ittcrs-brothe.,
Echo % Heayn's high dome,
90. wall Of by fond mother
"Hy b5y'f 10. coming home "
TIE ates.ie place had waited
far return ere long,
BHtu' love sht is ab.tad,
And husheI uu earth HE song
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

rLlN m one or Two ttAAurnks4 hIN many az ~
titely cured o. one, a. The following viii lesuy;
susHrar Nay l0th, 1867.
Editors Hirl'srd CruraHt Permit through the COLI
umns u valuable paper 20 relate incident ieh
usNke many Others hs- created Considerable farore Of
excitement. Ny vito has been invalid for The PAST I've
years and unable 20 do any wofk, and exceedingly nef
,ous sly ts boy has also been confined 90 his bed and
room Tor mere la year, by paralysis o bis arms and
limbs 90 tl.t he could rot feed himself Ur put on his
clothes or even have bis trrer rails cut read DE adj
yersent 10 ut hr lranu W our payer and vas Induced
to Try him which trial mas poyei perfectly satisfactory
ne nr came % taa.e two weeks ago to-day, and
In he short space one hour be had my sie ana boy
both Up Dressed. md Able 60 us- their haed' aud
limbs apparently we'll ever iy vile s now as we'll
she bee IN NE past eight years and m little boy
sAs brisk CT cset and able to use his Rect we'll
,sAny hoy # hs age. All that seems to b. wanting b.
hus more flesh on Ms wthsred hands and he's an right
SHOULD any ono doubt The uuthflttss u ht they can
zee The hoy whais nos stopping at Do a. Joha Hotel n
your city, ana allie 20 speak Zoe himself bite 10 orr
tusn b. sIri hre-n eases and many cured
beside The above nsmtd, and Az were or ss rtu-
edlied, fruiy yaura,
Mosks 1T. JOHN.
Good Rooms aui board provided ier uyads who may
desire, by giving umsiy notice.
! Circulars containing letters Of wonderful and rapid
o, persons considered past cure VII be sent by
cent OF return stamp.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

Of any considerations Of the public good,
|ational honor.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

INV ENGLAND FEMALE MEDICAL CoLLEoE.-
The advertisement of the Eighteenth Annual
Term Of this Institution may be found in moth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

rIay IV,ioVV. 70 nuuu uv.svt vAVv"ss~
any counterfeit heretofore presented, aud require
some scrutiny for detection. Both tho iaca auu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

Il IS GlbFaItaF rock, and lhat Their llIIe poIo,I
bark might strand on it. You should pray Ciod
daily to remove by death these politicians 0n1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

CorroN IN GRoRGA.-An army officer arrived
at Washington, direct from Georgia, reports that
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

ted, viz
Resolved That the business of the State re-
quires an increase Of Bank Capital, which shall
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

.>s,uiens, consequent on whlskey and lawless-
ness al Troy, NY, are at last over the officers
have been paid Oft, and have dispersed to their
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19
4flr0itol.
w. Il. CAKES, vi. ID,
From the Royal OpthaImic lniirmafy London

- Physician aud Surgeon for the Eye Ear an
-sgssp-a Catarrhal Diseases Of the lungs Fauces an
scRfe Nasal passages, also Nervous maladies q al
wv kinds, par icularly those affecting Females,
all OF which he has made his special study, and success
full practice more than Thirty years.
NOW begs to announce 10 those Of his patients, With
whom be has communication, that he has in com
panoe with their special requests made arrangements
to remove his residence from Randolph to Montpelier,
situate in the middle u Heho'as' Block the X. r.
Depot where he Will he in daily attendance to treat
those who may desire his medical services The Dr. does
herald the testimonials OF his patients 10 pubic
print But any quantity Of the original ones can be
Al his Office.
Consultation gratis. All Nediciuescarefullyp re pared
from Vegetable extracts (by hmselfJ and operations
charged IN accordance with ar upright dealing at all
times
Dr. Cakes will attend his patients at Mortified ard
waterbury, Tuesdays aud W adnvsdays once mon b,
for the next three months in the following manner
Waterbury, July I'm ian Aug. sth & D.. sept Jih
a 9Th Nothhell, July 25th - 2b,h. Aug 2}i a ga,
sept l9h 2jm. The rest Of the time b, Aontps1lr
from A. d., 60 =. ST.
CAElE0E!!.
I t.r Rememberitis oot +" Oaks." but w X. OhEFs
MD the only Diplomatic Graduate lof me Royal Coi
eg- Of Physicians ard SURGEON 90 ofdon) of that name
whose successful practice, ia tho above ahts h sf
popular boz this country And hat he has uoIe alton OF
am connection With any person named OUR, lor any
other namr) nor ever h,d n tbs country. $50 humbgg
Tilu
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

umorou' song zenoba Polka, by J. W.
ner.
-. "a,
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,MtDitiarg.
"a THING on BEAUTY Is AJOi FOGL}1G,"
MARTHA WASHINGTON
HAIR 'RESTORER.

This Is the FTsl ald only article brought be ore
the public thai will tore both Hair and H ltter,
AWAY NOW WITH ALL HAIR DYES.
Who would think Of using an5 tinz TO dsag-eeabe as
Hair Dye # they could only find an}t ching that would
restore han ara whIsksfs 10 thair natural colort
The MARTHA WASHINGi ION HAIR ri StORER VIII
DO all this, and not color the sh,n No mistake.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

Within eight months there have been Is
railroad accidents, By which 26G persons hav,
been killed and 400 wounded.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-09-19

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DIR. u R N N M 4,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN.
All Curablc Diseases

are an ctcd IN one or tso treatments. sud many
utely cured o. one a. ne following viii testify
The sun., 1865-05-20
MORE REPORTS ABOUT JEFF. DAVIS.
Secrecy of His Progress North.
CAPTURE OF Gen PILLOW
TIE CONDUCT OF THE WAR.
Stanton Endorsed by Grant.
&c, &C., &c.
TIL GREAT TRIAL.

Detection Of the Prisoners -- Interesting
Facts About Harold Why Booth Got
Him Into the Scbeme-A Theory Re-
Nrectina Davis and the tnuadn piotiers-
Inc t.rBnJ RPNipw.
The sun., 1865-05-20

Pre,ident will attend to executive Affairs until be Il
ready 20 "teep house," Ike bic predecessor.
The sun., 1865-05-20
Interesting Miscellaneous News.
MR.. SEWARD AT WORK AGAIN

lie Appears at the State Department
The sun., 1865-05-20
TIE EVIDENCE on FRIDAY.

FdshinotoS, hdp lq.--tpon the ssemhlins Of the
Court this morning, the following testimony was
taken
The sun., 1865-05-20
THE GREAT TRIAL.
Evidence Given Yesterday.

" ! Am Mad Am Mad"
, 1865-02-14
Private LeEia1A1Ion.

From the Peoria Trnnscnpt Feo. 1Uth.l
The passage of the Chicago Horse railroad
bill mnst convince every one not bent npon
fraud, the necessity Of 50 altering the constlu-
zion thst all kinds OF class Legislation, Or pf1-
vatc swiudling operations legalized By the
LerigIatu1e should be done away with. A.
it nn1F Stands. tWo-thirds OF the session is
tucut upon biiis Of private nature, to the
great detrImcnt Of the public business This
evil grows worse each year, and WILL continue
able y to the members, unless it Is stopped
bv constitutional prohibition. This kind Of
Legislation is building up private monopolies
wilton tend to corruption and ffaud-to the
tuyinr NJ of mivi1iges, and the oppression OF
The laborfng CLASSES. In fact 1t has bad et-
feet up& the morals OF the state genes8'y,
feudfrg TO debauchery and swlndling 10 pre-
rent this. there shonld be peemptoty Ptos1s-
ions Restraining the Legislature OF thc state
tr1rn 1assipc apy law, eave those Of public
e' Pcon,c n,e speculative, grasping after priv
,,e,ae and nower. To obtain these they afs-
niT to the Legislature torcestain rights which
others do net enjoy-rignts naoe eac.asiv1 a
% themselsr By the phrase, BE @ T. enaena; eat
etc. 70 prcrent the legislature from g,ann
strong IT ~ Constitutional prohibition. Leg
isIatoIs, ike other men, have the;f
.rcat, ess.s- ~aud the speculstois, and
men asking special privileges know .nis now to
f1aticE those weaknesses-to put the sAl'c ~ o.
plaster On the spot that is ain 9Ha nrevaiIs M @
ipg dleeafe. the state is indebted for nuch, j
not Ill the private legislation which is found
upon ou. statutes. Each session shows that
this kind OF Law, making is tea, fully On thein-
crease. and IN proportion as the time OF Inc
Legislature is occupied upon private schemes.
just In TINT proportion docs the public nnsl-
Ing eyil, and II permitted to long continue,
will 50 oycrsbadow the public interests of the
State, that 1t will he almost next to impos-
siblc to pass E. neral laws through the Logis-
lature, unless through mistake, the monopo-
lists should permit tue election Of incorrupu-
bic men to act as law givers, O contingency
which is not likely to happen to very great
extent.
, 1865-02-14

,o,u, oo,n,>.,,ed To compromise With any officer
~ ~ Ststt 10 get the bill through.
fns,otr-f tbipk he said the Governor refused
tn eicn he bill unless the $4,000 bill Was passed
~ lie General Assembly
enoma,ioner Of the PeultentarJ, testified as fol-
SThcrs WIS struggle in the Legislature to OBJ
to,, ne ,ease: know the parties engaged In the
.frnaa1e. They were DANES II. Pi1mau, Sam. E.
caseT and eventually IRA A. ". Bnck- Knew mem.
hers Of the General Assembly who evinced ex-
traoroinsry interest n the passage OF the lease
act: they were Mr.. Buckmaster, Mr.. Burr and
nthers. Knew Dr. Bucks views 4n regard 70 the
fessr bill ashort time before IL passage. He WAS
onro-ed 10 that bill. aud In favor OF the State
shining charge Of the Fenitentlary, as the other
Statee have charge of the s2ne Institutions, and
decidedly OPPOSED to releasing the Penitentlary-
IL vas efvZ1ectded IN his views upon this qnes-
tiou. He Ei<tcs Underwent a snddtH and decided
chdnqs just before the passage Of the b,l1-she
Mr. Powell further Testified: ~
t.I IwaA removed from the office Of Penitenuary
Commissioner by Governor Yates IN the summer
Of 16C3, on a petition drawn up and extensively
circulated by Dr.. Buck. Gsv. Yates informed ne
Ly letter that the tsdn1 ef harmony IN the Board,
removal. Mr. F. 4. Eastman, Of Chicago, was up,
pointed to succeed me as Commlesloner. Cor.
Yates stnied to me III june, Just after my removal
that he appointed Col. Eastman to my place al
Commisafooer because he had no party or fficude
In Chicago, and hoped to make party AMI friends
By thus appointment. He also slated to mo after
Watds that MY removal vas one Of the greatest
cnt1re Misrepresentation Of all the facts OF The
case and that be was extremely Borry it had beer
doue-".
, More anon. HrcKox.
, 1865-02-14
FINANCIAL md COMMERCIAL.



The money market today was inactive and
quiet. The dull state Of trade In general and the
d1sirclinadon OF merchants to operate, render the
demand for money unusually light; and with
fair supply In the hands Of bankers, We report the
market easlcr. Al tho same time the discount
houses arc acting cautiously, and produce paper
il not taker freely except to good customers and
with large margins. There is no change In the
rate Of discount which is steady at 10 per cent per
annu1n but the street brokers are chargtng20a
per cent. per month.
The declining tendency in gold has depressing
effect On trade. Although the markets at the
East have rallied slightly during the past few
days, there has been little OF no response here.
Both grain and provision merchants are doing
very littls. ::
The supply Of Eastern exchange Is still very
light, compared With the demand, which is hhu-
sually bz1sk, and the market Is very firm at par
buying, and I premium selling. The bankers
generally have to forward ''greenbscks'' 10 New
York every day to meet their dra!ts.
Gold today opened in New York at :d6, decltn-
ed to 205}. advanced again to 207s, aud closed ut
N54-, Ths following are the quotations tele-
CEaphed to James Boyd, Eo1d-broker:
, 1865-02-14

the payment o! the sceount against the wa1 1ond
board. Passed. yeas Is, nays s. .. u.
a spirited deoate ens1ea eesHeea ,, aa.is ines'ts:
sct to extend he powers Of the Northwestern
Railroad, to which an amendment Was o1asrca hy
Mr, Brown, declaring that such bnl shonla not 9e
Company wl;h he Ga1ens snd chicago Union
Railroad, The amendment was iaid on me aole,
ann the bin, which is senate It'll ordered to
4 coramulacation from the Illinois Memoe5s Of
Copgrers was read in answer y 6 resolution 81 ne
General Assembly asking TIC sec5s.asy y9 Of IN M 70
20. and adverse to the spirit Of the resolution:
Geyernor At !hs sesHsst q she .1.sa mapnefS het
houscs without his etsnatuse. The blu was to
epaole Pike county 70 ralse money for "ar put-
poses The bill WAS laid on the table;
SPEM1FIE1D, Monday, Feb. i3.-Ihe doTetnpt
has approved 'thB Chicago Union Stock Yard
4 full regiment has been organized here. .sl1
understand TIC iii relatiTe to the Cook Conn
srnrsar1nD, Monday, Feb. IA b1ll has
County Treasury. entitled .' Reren1e Board
sra1sGT1E1D, III. Feb. 13-,ar. Pistt, q 90
arguing ipjusnce IL the distribution Of quotas,
md urging tho Governor To request the "poWcrs
that be :" to POSTPONE The draft uutn the quota.
resolutions were made by Messrs. Plat, Springer
md leham, and they passed unanimously.
Mr, Childs introduced a bill 10 equallze the as
seeemen.s OF personal property.
Mr. Draper introduced bill fcr tho relief os
volunteers in the United States SERVICE Read
twice and referred.
eentcd a report declaring Mr. Bucknlaster, the
lessee, unauthor1zed to act as Warden, and
calling upon the General Assembly to declare the
lease forfeited and provide for the appointment of
Warden etc