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At meeting of the members of the Kenosha
County Bar held at the Court House in said
County on the Oath day of November 1865. All
the practicing members ofthe Bar being present
Judge HibUard was called to the chair snd the
following Preamble and Resolutions were unan-
imously adopted n. -
Whereas, the Hon. David Hoggle has offered
his resignation as Judge of the First Judicial
Circuit Of the State of Wisconsin TO take effect
on the frat day of December next
Therefore ResoIued, that this termination of
his off cia relations With the members of this
Bar lie to them source of sincere fegret-That
his conduct during the six years sn1 upwards
that he has pres. ded over the Courts OF this
Circuit the most laboriOus in the State, has
ELECTED our respect tor him as judge and our
admiration for him as a man.
That during his Judicial Term the relations
between Judge Noggle and the Bar of this
County have been uniformly courteous and
pleasant.
That his urbanity and legal requirements
have rendered our duties practitioners before
the Bar both pleasant and instructive and that
wherever may be his future home or field OF
usefulness, he will carry with him our wsrmest
wishes for his success and happiness.
y Resolved, that having learned that Judge
Nogge contemPlates removing from this to
some one OF the Western STATES or 'Territerles
we most cordially recommend him as ascund
Judge and worthy practitioner OF the law
RsS0t0ed, that a copy OF these resolutions be
spre adj upon the Records of this Court. III
Z. HUBBARD Chairman.
Judge Noggle responded az follows:
Gentlemen of the KenoSha Bar
l thank you for the kindly sentiments ex>
pressed in the resolutions just passed. Iu all the
future of my life they will be remembered With
pleasure.
This court is now about to be adjourned for
the term, and by me for the last time. Thi.
adjournment ceases my judicial connection, of
nearly eight years with the circuit By far the
largest and most important in the State of Wis
consin. Permit me to say, Gentlemen, that
your general courtesy and uniform kindness to
me, both as an individual and Judge, Justly en-
titles you members of this bar, without,a sim
gle exception, to my sincere thanks, and best
wishes for your future success and happiness
have abundant reason to believe that tbs Bar
and pie of Kenosha county. award to me
their confidence and respect, tor which am
6hd ever shall be truly grateful. trust and
hope, that we may all be permitted often tore
new The friendly acquaintance aud pleasant
Temembrances OF the past. at 81
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THE HUNTED PIONEERS.

will prove thegfeatest htesry event OF tie day, ats
tracing intense Intsj est from end of coun-
try to the other, for moi oniy the persons ard
events figuring 10 the tale Of nature to fix general
attention, but they alsp throw Interesting ght
upon the sterling manhnTd OF TIE ancestors of our
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herited his high qaslttios, and how worthy the
ancestor of his distIguishe- desct udant.
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ALso. Iusr COMMENCED.
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Us. PERLEY, the reliable OpHcian, still con-
tinues to give 1hffsfraI satisfaction in the practice
OF his prOfsssiOnSAo. 1873 Superior street. johnson
House Buildtna.r~al ? ~
81 1t is 70 the advantage of all, whom 30 deli
cate a sense as that Of sight Is concerned, to deal
with one Of acknowledged skill, whO.mAkas no false
professions; also tall assortment Of Optical and
Mathematical Instruments fuly1.
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Some Englishmen recently attempted
the ascent of Monte Rosa. When almost
at the top an avalanche caught them and
carried them down to the foot of it. By
literally swimming in the snow some Of
them managed to Keep on the surface.
The two guides we're the first to extricste
themselves, and with their ice axes they
liberated one of the gentlemen, who was 30
tightly wedged in that he could not move.
Nothing was seen Of the other gentleman
but his heels. He was buried in the snow
head downwsrds. Fortunately he was
pulled out. Two of the porters were miss
ing, and all set to work TO find them. At
teE some minutes they came upon one of
them. When extricsted he was black in
the face, insensible, and appeared to be
dead, but after q few seconds his lips
moved, his breast slowly heaved, and by
degrees his consciousness returned. A
fruitless hour was spent in searching for
the other. On the following day arparty
of the guides found his body, six feet deep
in the snow, near the place where the avs
lanche commenced.
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DAILY LEADER
sEPFEnBER.



BIZ GEORGE ARNOLD.
Fvesti is the voice that calls,
From ~babblng waterfalls
In meadows where the downy seeds are flying;
And soft the brsezes blow
And ed0ying Gene and 20
In gardens where the summer rUse is diving,
Among the stumbled corn
The bhthe quail pipes at morn,
The merry partridge drums in hidden places,
And glitterirg insects gieAm
Above the reedy stream
Where bnsy spiders spin their flmy lAess.
At eve, cool shadows fall
Across the garden wall,
And on he clustered grapes to purple turning,
Aud pearly vap n lie
Along the easIern sky
where the broad harvest moon is redly burning.
Al, scOn on field and hill
The winds shall white chill,
The patriarch swallows cali their hockB together
To fly from frost aLd snow,
AND seek for lands where bow
The fsirer blossoms Of a balmier weather.
The pollen busted bees
Search for the honey lees
That Iinger l the last flowers of September,
where Palliative morning doves
Coz sadly to their loves
VI the dead summtr they SO well rsmember.
The crieksts chIrp al day,
I, fsirest summer, stay - @
The squirrels eyes askance the ehesnuts browning;
The wild fowl fly sf4r
Above the fOAmy bar,
md hasten 8 outbwArd ere the skies are froRning.
Nov comes q fragrant breeze
Through the dsrk cedar trees
And round about my temples fondly fingers,
In semitic playfuiness
like to the soft car. IS r.r ...a
in happier days by loving fingers.
Yet, though q sense OF grief
Come within the falling leaf.
And memory makes the summer doubly pleasant.
In ali my autumn dreams
A future summer CLEANS,
Passing the fai est glories Of the present.
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An Incident Of the New York Fire.
The New York papers give full and in
teresting details of the destructive fire
which consumed the pyrotechnic establish
ment on st. John street in that city on
Friday. The female operative who was
burned to death, proved to be named Cath
arine Cleves. She was twenty-one years
old. A thrilling incident connected with
her fate is related. Various parties had
called at the station house in the early part
of the evening in the hope of Identifying
her, but all failed. It was utterly impos-
sible to trace any human lineaments for
the body was q mere bristlIng pile Of Gin
ders with hair roasted from the roots, nosa
consumed and features entirely erased. At
last q young man entered, and after some
scrutiny, exclaimed "Tis my WIFE know
that wedding riDg;" and here was seen a
gold ring on one of the finger bones. The
man fell PROSTATE and senseless on the
corpse, and was torn away only with diff
Guilty. The scene was most affecting.
The couple were married only q few
months.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-01
CONFESSION OF A DEMOCRAT.
How Petroleum Nasty Came to Join
the Democracy.

From the Cincinnati Commercial
SAINTS REST, (wich is in the stait v
Moo Gersey,D Aug. 20, 1865.
Iwuz born a Wing. My parents wus
8 member Nv that party, lesstways nv
mother wuz, and she slluz did the votin
alloWin my father, Nv course, to go thro
the manual labor NV castin the ballot, in
Difference to the laws Nv the country, wich
does not permit females or niggers to vote,
no matter how much intelleck they may
hsv in2 am.
In 81 probability I shood hev cast nv
lot WITH that party he'd not q insident oc-
CURED, in my bOyhood days, witch satisfied
me that the Dimocrisy Wuz my appro2it
and material abiding place. 1t wuz IN this
wise:
In a playful mood, wun mite, 1 bustid
open a grosery, and appropriated, ez a Jest,
what loose change there WIZ in the drawer,
(slsrsl in these degenerit days Nv paper
currency, the enterprisin theef hez to steel
at 40 per sent. discount,) and SIGH other
notions ez struck my boyish fancy. 1 in
doost 8 Niger boy, sumwhat younger than
myself, to aid me, and when we had
bsgged the game, /, feslin in my pride, ez
n hevIn the proud Anglo-Sacksun blood
q coursin toomulchusIy thro his vanes,
what Cheef Justis fancy bez since made
law, to-vit: that the Niger hsz no rites
which the white man is bound to respeck,
whsled him till be Fesined the entire pro-
seeds Nv the ~speckulsshun to me. The
degraded wretch, devoid nv every principle
Nv honor, blowed on me, and we wuz both
The Justis of the Pease louz a Whiq, and
after a hurried eggsAminashen, he sentenst
mel one Nv his own rscel one Nv his own
bludl Nv his W psrentigs ! to imprizen-
ment for THRIFT DAYsi on bread and
water, and the niger to only ten, on the
ground that l wuz the cheef ofenderI
Ny muther begged and prayd, with teers
3 streemin down her venerable cheeks faster
than she could wipe EN- up with her ging.
I'm spern, that the arrangement might be
reversad-tho nisse- Tho 90 and IthA 10,
but no. Cold as a stun, infexible ez iron,
bludlis ez q turnlp, l wss inkRrserated and
my time.
Sullenly 1 emerged from them walls, on
the evening Nv che Both day, q changed
indiviojoel. Liftin my hands 2 heven, I
vowed 3 vows, to wit
l. That 1 wood devote my life to the
work Nv redoosin the African 70 his normal
speer.
2. That 1 wood adopt a perfsshn in2
which 1 Good steel without being hauled
up for it.
3. That the water 1 had consoomed
while in doOrsnce vile, wuz the last that
wood ever find its way, undiloOted, in2 my
HEM, 1 jined the Dimocrisy, and who
eggsamines my record, will find that
| HEY III MY oATHsl
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.
Lsit Faster ~ the Church of the New
Dispsnsashun,
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On the 23d inst, there was held al Des
Moines, Iowa. q so-cslled SOLDIERS State
Convention" which vas really intended
only as q Democratic and Copperhead wire
pulling gathering. On opening the meet
ing it was stated that only anti Stone and
anti-negro suffrage men were entitled to
sests. A number of soldiers who attended
in good faith, expecting to fad themselves
in loyal company, were much annoyed at
learning of the deception. Several ex-
citing speeches were made; and finally the
soldiers withdrew in 8 body and held 8
loyal meeting of their own in another ball
The Oepperhesds left behind passed q mum
Der of resolutions in the usual style.
The loyal soldiers, sitter addresses by
several of their number, adopted the fol
lowing:
Resolped, That we, the citizens of Iowa.
never have affiliated and never will affiliate
with the Copperheads of Iowa in any po-
htical party whatever.
Resolved That leaving the question Of
Negro suffrage IN allegiance, we will supper
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nnRIg

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is swallowed.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures hStulenoy, weak
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GlOus3 49,
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COE,s

DYSPEPSIA CURE
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OOE'S

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Six young negro men from the Island OF
Hsyti have entered the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary at Gambler, Ohio, with q
view to prepare themselves for missionary
work among their countrymen. HaEf