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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-23
UrION CITY CONVENTION.

OFT Convention, composed of Three Dell gate
from each Ward of the city OF Kenosha, will be held
at the COURT HOUSE, on
Thursday Evening, March 3Oth, 1865,
at seven and half O'clock for the pupOse Of nomina-
ting candidates for the several City Offices, to be sup
ported at the coming spring election.
Kenosha, March %, 1865.
G. T. VAN ARsDALE,l
H. II. TARBELL, City Committee.
p GLOVER,
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BRISTOL UNION CAUCUS.

The Gnion Republican electors OF the Town of Bris-
tol will meet in Caucus, at the SCHOOL HOUSE near
John Gates's, on
Thursday, March 30th, ut O'Clock p. M,
fog the purpose of nomn atng suitable candidates for
the several Town Offices, to be supported at the
ing town election and transact such other business
as may come before the meeting.
Bristol, March rs, 1865. BY ORDER OF COM.
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Union CnucuSes.-

We publish this week, calls for caucuses
in Somers and Bristol, to nominate Town
Officers.
Also call for caucuses in the several
Wards of the city tomorrow evening to
elect delegates to the county Convention, and
to the city Convention, and to nominate
Ward officers Our. citizens will see that
they have their hands full, and should be
On hand promptly See calls.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-23

We shall render service to somebody
by calling their attention to the notice of a
Farm for sale, by our old friend JOHNSON
BLISS of Salem. Mr.. Bliss has furnished
our market with Lawton Blackberries, Grapes
and Strawberries, and to anybody wishing
to purchase fine homestead with all those
articles of luxury and comfort ready to their
hand, no finer opportunity can be found in
these parts.
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Wheeler az Clark,

Have their Spring announcement in to-
days paper. They have Fresh Stock and
large variety of Fresh Garden Seeds, &C.,
Also a full stock of Drugs, Medicines, Bit
tiers, &c, appropriate to the season. More
anon.
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soMEKs UNION CAUCUS.

For nominating candidates for Town Officers, will
be held at the Town Hail. Friday, the sst inst, at
2P n. All in favor of prosecuting the war until reb-
els submit to laws are interested in the nomina-
ton of right to fill the offices.
somers, March 81, s65. BY ORDER OF CON-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-23

Those wishing to purchase sheep should
not overlook the advertisement of our friend
]. P. BISHOP in to-day's paper He has
quite flock of young sheep to sell.
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Auction Sale

NJ Dunn, of Pleasant Prairie, announ-
ces a sale at Public Auction, on Tuesday
next, of a large amount of property, stock,
farming TOOLS household furniture, &c,
Those wishing to purchase will be on
hand for bargains
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AUCTION Err .

THNHE UNDERSIGNED, licens ed Auctoneer will sell
n at Public Auc ions in all parts OF Keuosh4 Coun-
ty and in the northern part of Lake County ILL.,, nPon
appi ication either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT,
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Licensed Auctioneer.

TNNaE PEOPLE of Kenosha city and county are re-
n spectfuIty informed that the subscriber, Lcens-
ed Auctoneer Will sell at public Auctions in II parts
of Kenosha County.
Kenosha, Feb 2, 1864.
W. W. BAKER.
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Judicial EIertiOn...UniOn County Convention

County Convention composed Of three delegates
from each town and ward in the county will be held
at the COURT HOU.E, 10 the city of Kenosha,on
Saturday. March 25th, 1865,
At one O'Clock in the afternoon for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for County Judge, to be voted
for at the ensuing election. Towns and Wards viii
see that proper delegates are appointed.
Kenosha, March 6, 1865. ]. B. JILsUN,
Chm Co. Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-23

An auction sale of the old paintings of
the Dusseldorf gallery, in New York, brought
$4,000
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-23

Haste me to know it, that wish as swift
As meditation, or the thoughts OF love,
My prove to you"
That by the use of DIR, d. H. Seely's LiquiC
Catarrh Remedy a PERMANENT cure will b,
effected.
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A Rare Chance to Purchase
A SPLENDID FARM

'ENHE Undersigned offers his farm for sale, situa-
Il ted in the Town of Somers, Kenosha County,
Wisconsin. 1t contains 100 Acres, divided into Seq
en- Fields; is under high state of cultivation:
wel-watered and calculated for the growing of grain
raising of Stock. On the Farm il TW0-ST0RY
HOUSE, well and tastetfully finished-a Large Barn,
and other buildings all of which, together with the
FENCES, nearly New. There are rs acres of TIM
Der, and good BEARING ORCHARD, of Fruit
Trees, well adapted to the soil and climate.
The Premises are located miles from Kenosha, q
10 miles from Racine-on good road--at convenient
distan ce to Church and Schools and surrounded by
a dense farming population.
For Price and Particulars, apply to J. BOND, real
estate Broker, Chicago, V. FRENCH Kenosh a. the
subscriber the premises. 3. BOWKER.
March, 4, 1865. 2w40
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We sell Passage Tickets to or from the Old
Country by the Black Star Line Of Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line Of Steamers.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND, sold at the
lowest rates.
The highest prices paid for GOld Silver and cou-
pons.
May %, "a. 1y50 F.N. DAVIS, Cashier.
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Get the Genuine Article !
Phoenix of Hartford.

THE PHOENIX enters the present year better tina
ever prepared for service and duty, in the line of it
profession, vita enlarged facilities for the tran
ton of business.
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state of Louisiana..-Parish of Caddo-

SuccesslUn OF UORNELiu5 tALVIN.
TN DISTRICT -CouRT.-By yiriae of 3 writ Of sale
n me directed By the Honorable the District Court
# the bar sb of Caddo viii proceed 70 sell at public
auction an the Market House in he city Of Shreveport
on Monday, the 2Ist day of August, 1869, &C.
the following properly belonging to the secession o!
said GAVIN, deceased to- va ...
One lot of Carpenters Toofs one lot Of Luroer TWO
s. Bed and Bedding and several other small articles
Terms OF Sale.-Cash, provided the property brings
ik appraised value and so much thereof as does nus
bring it's appraised value will be at the same time ahd
placs re6fered and sold on credit ofetWeire months
from the day Of sale; purchasers give notes with
approved personal security bearing eight per Nent 1ntei
est from the day of sale. 1910,
Auo4c& q 1S65-0t
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TASTE or TIE French BiPREss.- The empress Eu-
rele exhibits tas III everything, and coftryes 10 I'm
Dart new grace her role OF emf ress regent
Sac recently took advantage OF the presentation OF the
new Turkish ambassador, appear before the oeWA-
elered infctiouary in the ponp OF imperial grandeur
ia M, the throne which is covered with crimson
six velvet embroidered il bees of gold. The back OF
the high chair is sufmOu.ted by the imper a crown 50
highly FURNISHED that it seemed to detach itself from
the frame. Her majesty, who studies the value OF
cuor wears upon this back ground not the mantle OF
imperial purple ~cI should by strict tradition, be
donnes on Of grand ceremonial but the long
ain OF enFrHd green y,lyet richly embroidered IL
gold which, taig from the shoulders, is drawn by Its
own weight away the waist leaving the Outline OF
t5. fgurt pure Vel defined.
Tie petti oat or h, her aesty is of white satn4
covered with iHnunerabe buo,ns Of tulle aud topped
With diamond tags So particular is she in the oseFT-
ancc OF the rules Of good taste and Artistic effect that
on the day previous any grand representation OF e
kind a rehe rsa with her LADIES' and tirewonen invarI-
ABLY takes place the hour as that which has
been appointed for the reception that the hight may
be modified according to the tone OF the coors worn
on the OCCASION in order that the perfect harmony
NAV he produced and nothing harsh grazing be
visible. TIE blinds are arral ged according to the
height Of the that iaur, and remain they are
placed until the morrow NoGhi z is achievedan thoa.
care and palms. but in ike The present. where
tue result is SO successful neither be regretted
Some people a<tonishedato behold the faint, the
very faint rose tut the lining OF the imperial mantle
This TOO ias heetr studied, and adopted in conse
quence OF the pure white having been found too raw
aud trenchaat against the crimson background Her
majesty does not Bear the Imperial crown; it IS placed
on tie tab beside her Her culture Is, however, The
imperial diadem of brSnts considered unique il
The uiveFsc brough rather he forehead than
formerly, III consequence of the gradual widening Of
the uari q WHICH leaYes an inconyenien: space
Oh tie summit OF the head. The hair is arranged il
tFo is seeming their soisnrss of to be made
ol molten gold and the light from the window being
artis ct ronghi upon the head, the exquisite eoio
of her naiestys hair is displayed TO the best advaG
tage Altogether it would scare ~ be possible to be
hold ii face and figure better el uatei TO display tins
z ace and distinction aud al thu ideal attrbptes @
royalty.
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BIT or riIE PR vaTE History OF THE WAR.-It
may be interesting 70 kno" how Gen. Mcclellan OBJ
timed the supreme coinnand The disaster at hHli
IN came on the nation like avalanche. A distin-
pu,brd citizen Of New York as in Washington the
d y after The aruly without head, aud COM
urtplv demoIal d. Reauregard could have marched
into Washington at ans moment hadit Pleased proYl-
d, nee Tie gentleman met Tluriow Weed Oh the
sidewalk at an early hour il the morning Address
itg Ihurion, lie said Washington is not safe
The army is mob; il has leader and what is to be
done ?" "WIatdo yon propeseY said the astue
st t, slnan, unwilling To COMMIT himself The reply
was: The arDY. must have Leader. George b.
Mcclellan ii the only nan who has ectt, far
has had any Success" win vou go and tell the
governor that p slid Mr.. Weed, (the Fame by which
/ Mr. sewt1d Is familarlY known III Washington The
/ governor questioned him SHARPLY What do
/ yoa know about Mcclellan? How do YOU know the
! public have confidence IN him /? To" do Won know
he gainei tle battles in western Virginia? The re-
S 1t was That Mcclellan was sent for he dictated his
owl terms and they were severe ones. He had pien-
potrntiary pow er do with the army as he would
lie could form such corps, break the amy up, DO
Whatever he blessed under the terms made with the
ar department One night the gentleman above re-
ferr,d TO- just as he going to bed, was called upon
in New York by stranger He WAS CT lZen OF HI
nois d il IN Of position. ELe perso al friend OF
sicG elan and hid beer connected With him In the
western raj roads H. spoke Of him man OF abii-
itv and integrity, cas- II duped by design men,
aud unfortunate in he choice OF ms rGmens 10 DO MS
will Sud the gentle nasi He 10 forming corps
for secret He has put at the head Of it one
of tie most unPrbcpled men in the country-he has
deraudel the west railroads oui OF 500, o. lhe
name he gees by in the arms is not his real name
aud Nee rlItn viii have success Rhie tn man Is
at thehead Of this corps You ma-tgo to Gen Nc
CelAl and tell him he 1rn,t dismiss tiat man forth
with TIE gentleman declined on the grot I'd that he
did net knoa Gen Mcclellan. The stranger replied ;
II was o your recommendation that he uss appoint
ed" The linos gentleman right; no success fol
lowed Mcclellan complained that ali his pIans were
known to the enemy before he was ready TO execute
them change demanded It could only bs
made BY change al the war department. To relieve
the government, Cameron went out, and Stanton, WIG
had nerve enough TO break the compact. came in.
N 7 Cor B3aton Journal!
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Jz77zpsoy lrlxs We clip the following Items

JEFFERSON lrEas I'VE clip the following items
from the Trans Miss. Bulletin Of the lib inst;
The Gather still remains excessively ana dry
The Cypress s filling With abuhdatsce CT watr, how
ever tor light draaght boats Shreveport Business
is g'lite as lively it has been. Coroa, never-
theless. comes in in Urge gatuttes, aud every down
stream s;eaner is loaded to tile guards.
Col r. P. Crarop uad Lieut. Col. VI, P. sauaey, re-
Gently Of the Confederate service, arrested here
tast Sunday By der OF Gen Hawkins and placed IN
der CUR on the charge OF having caused lie exrcn
ton OF certain Union prisoners in Arkansas cuilng
tie winter OF 4e2-S II understood thai the
arrested rtl we're to t,ken to Fort Smith for
trial, ~. on Monday they slipped away from the
guxrd and haya net been heard from SINCE.
The freed negroes behaving very badly in this
and the adjoining counties. With occasional excep-
tons they utterly regard Of tile coutraesIhry
ave entered into and Knowing Fery we'll that there
exists no CON pGlSion labor to respect their
contracts, they have become in the M jory Of ses
quite worthless as plantation hands Many Of them
wander from place place through the country, sub
si>tipg ty thes and piituge, aud very tew OF them
the bread they receive from their former mas.
ters. III town eEt rpris ng city marshal, pt.
Walton. ages to Keep them in toi,tabe ord"t; but
siE th.s We hear, things could hardly be
woree than they nov arc, IN the country. ,#B.,s
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LosD cRAswosra, Nrw>loEp cBAscrrLoR o. Esa

LoRp CRANwoRrz NEw.LoEp CHANCELLOR OF EEG
LARp. in CONSEQUENCE OF vote. OF crHsnFe by the
house Of commons the late 10 chancellor OF England
wac forced to resign, and lord Crln@orth IS the
new lord Chancellor of Englapd. lie was a retired
caauceror and appointed Previous g the.Grimean
war by lord Aberdees administration and sic. that
time has been in the receil OF pension Of twenty
thousand dollars wear law lord" OF parf!anIe t.
He WIS born in lT9 and is eny five years OF
age and it s said that h. Il relative OF the great
lord Nelson Hia family me ID Robert MoTser RlIte
Having Il, shed MS education at Cambridge college, he
Was ca to the barin-I8!6 and N de rapid lragress
in bi4 profession ut the very head of which he arrived
with q confidence of the people Of Edgland and OF
the bar From 1885 till 1899, when he was made
baron of the ESch' qIer court lie held the Office OF
attorney ,ener l. IN 1850 lie raised To the peer
age cciving the little OF baron Cans ortl, and in
lss he y as made lord ilh Chancellor OF glal
TO the judicial business OF the house OF lords he has
cons any attic dr after his retirement and has always
been favorable the admission of dissrIterS 10 the
privileges of ldow ed schools which were 10 Z stitd
as exclusis ely vert in members OF tile stieiied
chu Oh: and his 6eec oa the present occasion b{
d PI nerston would 20 II prove the Iber y vs. OF
the nj ADMINISTRATION ~ rds eduaatloa ami religious
or.s ms. There canno be tile slightest gu On a'
70 his pacity for the Office which It, ~ le ST. 1t to
be hoped val not disgrace " I. word
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RrnArKAI lE.We ta.e .ls lo!IowiIg rora .hs RieIL.

NArKAILE.--We take the oliowirgfro the Ric'
mold TiIuee Passing dow Leigh rect, i'll company
with gentleman who formerly held commission i
tie 9th vi GINA Cavalry, s. our attention WIS
at.r cted 10 magnificent bay horse, ridden by Un
St5tes officer, cant t'ig towards us As he drew
ncaF our roppsnioB said that he once owned tie ami
mai bu lost him N one os Gen Edty's fights last tall
in the valley where he hins, If wounded nd the
horse ptared and that great was the attachneit
vt TIE horse iRl thon, that he believed he would
nov recognise his voice Sea- we looked incledn-
ous. 70 remove doubts h. uposed trytg the ex-
ptrinlen:; 50 sopping the officer he couimcnred 70
relate the creulnss nee. AZ an Tor doing,
liz the horse, with loud neigh OF recognition,
rushed Up to him, ard could not be restrained from
rubbing his head and neck his forntr master He
sren. by eTetg action trying express IBIS deHght
and p asare At meeting, ard, when We left, re.
qul I'd The mos, vigorous application Of whip spur
TO prevent bis following III, former master. His pres
EFT owner eaid that ii he had been in his
he had been in consantuse but very yirons neyer
before slloRing any to oud,e or play with him
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Inst uctsons 10 CITY. Town aud Parish
Arr oeI-1Es
s4ArE b. Locts1AsA. Exrcr7tvs pERAarsENr. \

S4ATE Of LOUISIANA, ExEcUTrvs DEPARTMENT,
1As.s "a ss NKw ORLEANS, August 2, 1855 4
The annexed con Eaunicatisu, rece1Fed by me from
Aa5 Gen. E..RS. Candy, eohfhsnalng department OF
Loasaua aad TEXAS il published tor your information
and Guidance. The ISles therein laid down will be
J. MADISoN WELLS, Governor Of louisiana
aFADSuAR7Ezs, DRPkR4ptNe Louisiana Asp TkxAs,l
sa ss Nzw ORLEANS LA July ~; ss5.
70 his exseleaey she governor Of Loaisana New Or
leans, Louisiana: ay-1 fss
9EEI have she hanor 10 invite your consideration to
the action that has been taken bys some of tie local
authorities relation the coored populaianFof this
State, which s Likely 10 result in evi # promptly
ana properly corrected. F5
Tbs act Of congress approved March 2, 1885, creating
q bureau Of refugees freedmen and abandoned lands
commits to the Hard6partment the coutro of all sub
ects relating toFefEeee andfrecdmen from rebel States
from any district Of country eblsced in the opera
Of the army Thls controlis exercised through
the bureau Of freedmen, under SUCH ues and regula
lions may be prescribed by the head Of the bureau
and approved BY the presideht" z5.s...-l
No general order has yet been issued upon this sub
eet because the machinery Of the bureau has not yet
been completed and extended al parts Of the State but
az some Instances Of conflict Of agthoTty have already
pm ignorance Of the law, from disposition
Of the local authorities TO revert to laws al police
regulations abrogated By the presidents proclamation
January 1853 or in the excepted parishes in this
State by the constitution If July 49, 1854 thgve the
honor request that you will cansc the city and
parish authorities be furnished with copies of this
law aud advise them that the attempt enorce police
Law regulations that discriminate against he negroes
by reason Of color their former cundion of slavery
that cobdct with the regulations established by the
bureau of freedmen will not be permitted The iuris-
dicton il all such belongs the United States
and sill not be Committed to The local courts
The Of Tagrant and idle negroes come especially
az der the controi of the agents OF the reedneHs ou
reau and all egroee arrested dr these causes and are
not charged Wit any other crime, should at once be
turned over TO the agent Of that bureau,
have po DOUBT a. 10 the complete efficencYof the
regulations Of this bu1eau for 1he coroi Of their sub
iects but ample good faith 10 the government Tres
that onl the State authorities but the citizens q
thc state ahoud rive their operation and aid
IL carrying cut the policy Of their goverI'ae
have the honor to be, very respectfully, SIT, yonf
obsdiept servant. L. K, =. CANDY E.s
haor General Commanding
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I4PoRTAN7 INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION The con-
missioner Of interns revet has rendered the follow
ing decision: Banks in making returns of dividends
aad taxab. GUNS. shonld include the amount of IN
come derived from inse mens in banks insurance. and
railroad s,oeks although such NAV have previously
paid tax as digid4nd. The tax imposed upon the
circulation and deposits Of banks constitutes an IN
dsbtraaess By such bahks, which continues 10 accrue
80 long az the prescribed conditions exist. While,
therefore, any portion of INSTRUMENTATION exceeding I'VE
per cent of the chartered declared capital Is out
standing, any OF the deposits remain in the custody
Of the bank ta agents the liability to nakeseturas
and par tHxthereon will continue
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CnoLER4 CjxrsG -lIt-.is new announced TINT the
no BE scourge although diminishing at Alexandria
and Cairo in Egypt Is spreading at 8i'intnopie
la appeared ut Malta aud ss bFokeh out N England
in the great central manufacturing Of bimihg
liam. where large numbers OF persons have been a.
lacked viii the loalhsome disease. B III the VIVID
collection W. ratain of the dead SCENES We witness
cd on the occasion Of The hrt caoela Visitation IN
our time. We can easily imagine the alarm and excite
ment these as.nounceneps have produced Throughout
europe, and snecias in the Britt Il Isles.
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state of Louisiiana---Pari4h Of Caddo.

ETVESTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Gotice is
L hereby giyen that j. G. AcWILLIAMs has this day
applied be appointed Curator sad succession and
unless opposition be made thereto days, the
prescribed by law SAID j. G. McWILIIAxs will be sp
pointed as prayed for.
- Given under ny hand ard seal Of Office, tbis
I L. 9. August IS, 1865.
t--1 a. Il. LEONARD, Clerk.
ed-0@e?ov+, Aus4s: IS 1863.
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Tug TRooPs IN ELxAs We Authorized to say
that there Is lot Hord OF truth that the govern
mgIt h = ordered SO, % men 10 1cxas The govern
g.4ut does not propose add $1,000 0, 90 to nezt
years exper ses Tor the pi asDrt d demonstration
The troops in 7 consist Of pats Of three corps,
and numb about 20 900 uen III MI
Philadelphia Ledger.
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BARHEx's MusEUae AGAtN-Thas was alright youth
of the genus Boheuiian5 species local who having 10
particulars Of the burning OF Bsrnaus mueesm, in-
vented Aunchausen romance about fearful battle
among the lions tigers, bears and auacondss, as one
Of the inea>%ts OF the We could not think OF
the impudence of the thing, of the derelecton of
dttY resp ctabty edited Dlpef which It involved,
Ter the enjoyment cxperencedn seeing the account
swallowed at gu.p hy the general rGa of the press
north aAd vest. Some we're not 80 taken in One OF
our contemporaries rather modifes the Tribanes story
thus: "1he ~htle did hurn up; it was swallowed by
the enormous algtto~; the anaconda then swallowed
the he ying hrigDnd swallowed the anaconda
tue Tribune reporter swallowed rhe brigand; and then
the reporter persisted userably 10 attempting 70 de-
scribe hl6 otter dinner emotions"
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BooTu's WARDRope.-The ottowa, &C Tf) Giizen
saws: "The theatrical wardrobe OF the late john
Wilkes Booth, recovered aboata month ago from the
wreck Of the schooner Maria Victoria Bic aet fall,
was T. nospd OF ydpcre Of the eee-admiralty coaft,
~ public auction at Que9ec, BY Mesfrs. Casey Co,
auetioueels st the Chanpain market hail. Among the
qardrbe which unfortunately had been injured by salt
water, t3,ere was a splendid collection Of theatrical
clotea, in hne silk vevets, silks satin eFmine crimson
clothing hats caps boots putnes and 3ouskns shora,
Be In swords aud pistols there was 3 case or trunk
picked NTH la,ge variety of some very beautiful
mounted ones among them The competition gu. the
whole verr spirited aud several articles were sold
ut exceedingly high prices. The amount realised for
the wardrobe in ts damaged state was about $500.
TIE original cost cannot have been legs than $500.