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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

NIGJo's GARDRy.-Although the success o!
Miss Maggie Miiohell's "FsDohon was last Saturday
at it hight she hss this week introduced for the sake
Of variety another Of ler iavoriie pieces The Pearl
Of Savoy Miss Mitchell Las hardly been less popular
10 this play than IN the with which her more
universally associated, notwithstanding that it is in
every respect inferior product and affords the
young lady such admirable opportunities for pcinr
esqu' dramatic effects Ms she fuds in 1.-The Cricket
The story is distinguish by especial novelty and.
in its present form. j. charged with incon
gruitles Of time. action, and language a. 10
frequently impair the interest Of ~, development But
II has attractive domestic char cer and illustrates
the conflicts OF s'r ling yirtnc AMI f- interruptions
ASSISTANTS in mtlner which j. always suihcen, 10
arouse the sympathetic impulses of an audience Miss
Mtchels perfonation 4 Marie the Pearl /. charm.
ingly natural and unaffected. She is. as In Fsncbon.
IL. h more srtistc in the dcicnt. lights ti,n The
heavy shadows Of the character Nothing CO, ed
the GrchDess and winning grace Of her mann he
second act She is less successful wien the p iyal
Of ger emotions is required and at momcni when
the b., meas Of the scene il expected become
whemingy narrowing she Is apt to Overpe her agony
Too constant reiioratous Of theatrical snish exhaust
credu! ~ and dspcl {, Illusion Of The May We
venture to remind Miss Mitchell that her uninterrupted
rcpeiions OF the phrase "Oh mother" at the period
If the separation, wolld. If written out. protaby
occupy some tl-ce pnges OF manuscript-which is in
unfair proport, 10 the usual average bulk of five
act di. MA.
The other characters in '1le Pearl 81 savoy are
well sustained. Mrs. Skerren Is vigorously aiplauded
for her yivatous representation Of sparkling French
mner. Mr.. SC Ian. in the part Of siinpe.hearted
Savoyard. has good share Of each nighlf honors Mr.
Biqsde and Mr. Morris take pains with tho characters
Which they assume. The piece is most literally PIT
upo the stage The scencry is sumptuous the cos
tunes are superb. Enterprfe and good taste hayother
reward IL Niblos. The house is oytrcrowded every
evening.
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IN CLIETON-PLACP.

At 81 o'clock last evening a fire broke ont in
the second story Of the extension Of the European o-
TEL, No Ciinton-place occupied by g. hiliana caus.
damage 20 the amount " 800 Insured for - eVo
in the Peoples Company. Tie first floor Is OCCUPIED
By J. Dubois, tailor. Loss stock End fixtures $50
By Howell Hopper, and i, slightly damaged.
IN wBsT-ST.
The smOke-housc attached to tho provision
store Of ID. g. W. H. &lcmsn No. lj2 West ST.. was
damaged by fire last evening 10 tie amount Of $500
Insured.
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Hermann THE PgEsTTDIGITATCrR.- NJ. Her
mann is scjournng for few weeks in New.York. and
preparing for tour through South America. 1t is
probable that during his visit he will give here a few
exhibitions o. his extraordinary skill. Introducing 4
number Of feats that have before been
aftemptod,
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COLLISION on THR ERIg RAILROAD. The
Cincinnati passenger train fortunately light one
into the Of cattle train coming east Thursday
morning. tho Isl, near Owego. The passenger train
WAS going 1T about hry6yc miles aud the stock train
fifteen miles per hour. The accident occurred about
O'Clock the fog preventing the drivers from seeing each
other until too late. Those o. board bauo tho
ductor OF the cattle train Who know he was behind
time and that the passenger trim must been close
upon him. Quo man. brakeman ON tho cattle train.
was killed aud drovor slightly injured. besides smash
ing up some of The cars lie I've sI0ck was Not much
Injured r.. n. ffi.. ~ M ...
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BARsCa's MuSBUM.-MiSs Emily Melville
appears this week At the Nuseuma, Dot III Mr.. Bonci
ceult's version of THE Cricket tho Hearth "a
character which allows ler TO give numerous ndica-
tons of heI agreeable qualifications for the stage Her
want OF experience and careful training is so obvious
that it scarcely needs TO be alluded TO, but nowith
standing all the imrerfectons OF her extreme youth shc
already claims oonsidcratc attention, and Offers good
promise OF future distinction. She is at present best
suited to the ghtest and lvelcst style # comedy st
ing Serious situations oserssk her and AZ times she
fails 70 comprehend their meaning vs. in the last act Of
Dot" the pathos OF which she changes to buresque.
But she ms abundant time before her and shall be
surprised IT, in duo she do rot tnrn Der pretty
face, bright voice and quick intelligence TO excellent
dramatic account. Hiss Melville 10 carefully supported
by the members Of the Museum company the best per.
ormances being those OF Mis Jamison. Miss Closvfr,
and Mr.. 81. Leyck
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MAR RE ID.

BrrNNFLI,-RANNEY-O Tue.day Nay 20 at West
Town.eui VI, BY the Rev J. Allan Leach, Lyman D.
Bunn.u icnic v, eldest daughter OF Aiisa A. hahes
both OF this city
Neruoa. plp-rs please copy
INSTRUMENTATION Mondiy. June 5. by the Rev a. H.
Nirtou Alfred H. Easton 10 Mary Augusta, daughter o.
Auru.,us Henry Wml, esq, ali OF this city
FOBEs-KEITH-In BridgewatsI, Mas. on "edn, day
Msy H. by IN. Rev T. r. Haywood, Mr.. Nathan tobes o
New Yok 70 Nj. Elizabeth Cushing daughter Of MI Ph'
Keith d BrdgewaieI
UOLLY-BARRON-O Tuesday. june 6, by the hev
v alter Mtchen SIR II. Hudson Holly to Miss Sarah L.
laughter OF Nj James Barrow Of this city
pa TRfE-WICKHAN -On Tuesday. JnnSo by the KEY
William Adams i>tephsn H. Pctrio to Mary dsisr q oil
H. " csian, esd ali Of ti, Guy
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Great Kew 0infi0u la ick.l1akina. CHAM
PERs'S PATENT STEAM BRICK MACHINE JUST
THE THING FOR REBuILDING THE SOUTH hes been
in operation three years will make G. brAs
minute 5000 ia ten hours. and of nearly TWO
THIRDS LESS than handmade brick. They stronger,
Landowner hold less water ., liable 20 be affected BY tis
weather. aud will stand double the pressure o: the ordinary
brick For further particulars and patent nights. appl.
APRAM R.QrA,
No. 81 Courilard,-.t.. New.Yogk, tup stairsD
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Grand MISS Meeting in favor Of SUSTAINING , 21
,,its,'n Of Pre.idrn, johnson. nj the COof lfsi-
TIirT o. WEDNESDAY EVENING June :, at . . e"cs;
Li.nt Den GRANT a. : A.. and Maj Gems thuM 9 ~ sla
LOGAN ain b. present MAYOR Gems. TERRY ;" n,
and other together with Vice Admiral FAkltanu, 30
eyp,red g. be- present Gov JOHN A. AHDn,nW o., az,
,Inv THOs o. ALvORD Hon. DANIEL :, " ~
Major Cen JOHN A. LOGAN, Hon JAMEc, ~, ~ r.
lion. T. CHANDLER, Hon. HORACE GkEthLl, ho..
WM VI EVhRTS ISAAC N. ARNOLD and other eminent
sns,s,rs b.yo been invited to address the meeting
Nv o.isr of The EAecuiye Meeting Committee
~ ~ " Wv GEO. r. BRADFORD, Chsi-nsn.
Cu.S : sruoSC Secretary.
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6perial Notircs.
To the Citizen. Of Ncw-York; The undersigned

To the Citizens Of New-YOrk. The undersigned
nv th.if fellow citizens. VINO approve he policy ana iiea
ures President Johnson and in favor OF sustaining ms
Aiminstrsiou 20 Pubic Meeting a, t0opsr st'u'" OF
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. June :, at ocioeA
Eminent speaker wi be present 70 ldress we meeting
uc,rS a GRINNELL. I. Il. STlLLMAN,
poRtRTs HONE HENRY NJ. IABER,
SIMEON DRAPER WE'D w. Cbhhhf,
PETER COOPER, EDWARD LAkNED
jon. STEWARD, GEO tAbOI NAhD
nOSFS TAYLOR. W " LEVIN.
4. II. NJ ARSIALL s Co, WM: NJ NEhMiint,
go CPDYkE HENRY +. DAVIES,
LAMPS KELLY HENRY CLFWS,
WM LAtMBEER, JR, DtNNlNG Dttk
IosFpl UOXIE GEO. " BLUNT
GffV n PFLTON tllAS. W. GODDARD
XvM N WARTS WALDO liUTCHINS,
ABRAN WAkEMhN. j.. W. JEROME.
GEO L. BRADFORD RUFUS r. ANDKEWs,
DiTTFNUOEFtR MARTIN THATCHER.
IN A n MILLER PAU. SPOfFORD,
MARTIN n HRONN JAMES WADSWORTH,
4 = WycKOFF ALFRED EDWARDS
IoIiS r. WILLIAMS WIN. DAVIDSON,
SINCLAIR TOUSEf, =. NJ NEIMOhE,
WM :. DAWSON SAIL RI. j. ULAsstf'
ISAAC ! OLIVER ALFRED MCINTYRE,
~ a ALEXANDER HOMER FRANKLIN
cr A. HTII JAMES NJ. ANDERSON,
ru,S Il pOIUAMUs GEORGE Il. DE ME.
WA. iiAW, JR., Was q r'N'h
ana $40 oinefs.
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advertisement
lTCn lTCHl lTCH,
SCRATCH scratch SCRATCH,

WILL CURE TIE IIcH IN II Hours.
Also salt Rheum, Ulcers. Chilblains. and III
Eruptions OF the SKIN Price 30 cents For ale h. AL
druggists. BY sending 60 cents o. WEEKS PoTTSR
Sole gents No. 10 Wastiugion.5 Boston. l. viii be
forwarded by null Tree Of postage, to any part Of the
United States.
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ltdverisemeit.
JEFFRRs, No. 573 Broadway, is the best place
TO buy Ladies and Chidrens Boots Shoes and Bathing
Shoes lie is selling At about oBohaf last year sPrces
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SEND FOR CIRCULARS,

x. *. X.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop the
most excrqcing pains ard aches b,n scas cute wounds,
bruises &C., thereby rendering important that every family
should keep supply Of in the house Armed with this
remedy hou,ehod always protected against sudden attacks
OF sickness 1t speedily relieve. from p'sn those suffering
from Rheumatism. Neural;is, Cramps SpasIns DiirThes
Cholera Sc and arrests the disease Sold by all irug.
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"Ror,aine's crbpean Bitters.".
e NAMES CRlMEhE BITTERS.'
" ROMAINE'S CRlMEAN BfTTTRS."
most POWERFUL TONIC"
.NnsT pnuTEpIfrJ Tonic
most POWERFUL tonic"

They the powerful eIhi'ran, tonic il BE .erA
the ncuTrent testimony Of thousands Dr. JANENAf,
of the regular United State, Amy Aer attack VI
typhoid fever their enabled 10 dutie, IN
much shorter time than thon.f. ssibs Iter sevrr-
illness Ny appetite imuisl Il. restor tod digestive
their functions eIictly. A. srs pre- jared
carefully Is. and from NAsT VAL iBLr nsptcISHS
Is siined to receive the OF the medical acusy
everywhere. when is merits oec3us fully known
q. w Pls esq Assistant Assessor Internal FeVenue Fourth
District New-iork says My son vi IL in the Amy q
the Potomac sick leave iiuict skeleton
single bot. restored his appetite snd strength thai an tive
weeks lie was pronounced aole "a join hi, battery
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS
which contain number Of certificates from Surgeons u. r.
Army aud Of the highest Iespectdby OF 81
FEVER AND AGUf, DYSPEPSIA, NEURALGIA,
RI UMATISM aud TONIC and RESTORATIVE.
No other Bitters used in u. 5. Hospitals.
lndorsed by the Surgeon General Il. :. Array.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
Depot No. 10 Libertyst Nev.iork.
MILLER 4 Co.
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Uortic, ltural Association OF tae American In
stitutc.-A Grand Exhibition ofSTRAWbERhlEo tCCh-
aud ROSES viii DC held at the Of the Americ An
Ins.i,ue in Cooper Union Buiidug. on TUESDAY aud
WEDNESDAY the 18th and 18th Of June, 1863 The iargess
st prizes offered In the ned states for the Cadehe
aud Amateur. Thiry.hree premiums ar offered Tor QUO
quart OF each variety Of Srawbere six prizes for fuchs
and rr for Cut Roses Exn mast Lave their mn ana
fewer. on the table by D. TUESDAY tho III mss
Tho Judse will meet At q and tie Exhibition vi" De op1hsss
r nubic in,peotion al o. and continue open urt. toe
sternoon a, O'clock The pze list can be had on ap
niicstion At the rooms Of the Institute.
~ ~ WIN g. CARPENTER, Chairman
louy W CHAMBERS Secretary
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY,. JUNE T. 1865
The CsLgbRATED PiASo-FOETHs'

The Celebrated PIASo-FoErES'
VIZ KSABa Cos
PIAso.FoRrE WARERoote
have bocn
REMOVED
No, $50 BRoADwAL
up stairs.I
GnASp PIANOS,
SQrARs PIANOS.
UPRIGHT PiAEo
speudd assortment. Of the celebrated Knsbc" Pisnos
Of every style in Grand Square aud Uprshts, viii always be
found In the nes, spacious warerooue,
No. $50 BROADWAY
The Knsbe Pianos have received the most cordial testi
monals the highest of the musical world as
TBALBs-a GoTrscHALK SAITH, SrRAKoscU, Miro An
scBU11 ard many others
J. BAcEa Co.. Agents,
No go Broadwsy
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Advertisement
LORDS Cleaning and Dyeng Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned. 49, rDOiJe-s cor Bway
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advertisement.
CLoTHISG.-PMCEs J sDUCED % FER CENT at
Nos ~ and -. Bowcry. GHoAGg a. HrN1E9 Co.
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A Discovery Long Needed.-GRAY HAIR AND
BALDNEs ENTIRELY PREVENTED
London HHr Coor hsst0lcr aud D,sssing."
London Hair Color Rssfo,er dD5Drssirg"
London Hair Coo, R,s'oyev ass D'e1ny"
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Restores Gray Hair PreseHis Bi!d'n'
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kssps the head cicda. cool and feIhsg.'
wa ,fGia tie stis IGrfflc'
Z" ro.i'irsiy restores HGiv 20 ns original oeor."
Sfrcngihess ard promotes M crorh'
3" UayJ..s,cd g. contain no M, rrdf snoS'dHre
"I'.sd b. our esi.e,s Phgstc.cns otd clergy
~ al0nLd Use this Guy sO~dsrf'S d'roery
As Il HL.r Dressing IL 70 perfect"
Single bottle IS cents: Elk bottles, So Sod by DR.
sWAYNE 4 son. No. 800 North Si,th..' Phiadolphisj
uTLMBOLD No 81. Rroadway; WELLS Co.. No. ms
Eranklin.st BA1VFS Co., No Il Psrs.row. Nc.fo,k-
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BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIEE PICTURES.
Csr,es gno,;e Z per doIen Du2iesies =. AZ ne
dive, r,,i.t,rri r. A. LEWIS. No. 100 Chshsmst. n l.
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Advertisement.
IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS. Scents All wool
Suits. SIS Boys all wool Suits, 50 at '. BRokAws.
No. 81 Fourth. ave and No % lafayette place.
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To Paper Fan Manufncinrers:-Ac ompeti'ton for
100 ma apER IA NJ IL open at n. l.. LEGRAlNS No 40
Broadway corner WaveIy'paes. H. r. Lh"haiN'
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II. w, d., 1SG3-X. Y. v.
Use royFRIDGE'S CELEBRATED WA. % BTrTHRS.
, ,r., Reno,Ator OF the System c. LATOUR Wholt sale
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Gold Hunting Watches,
FROM GEVENTi-FIVF TO SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
ZACH Tor sale by GEO C. ALLEN, No AIS 1rosdwsy, one
door below CsnAst. formally Ne. II WSltt
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| Mrs. VI. &. Browns oIetnph, sicai DisreserY
Ills the root Of al dess, Se 81 Nv "a bs'as- Sss-
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DO NOT WAIST YOUR MONEY buying any OF
the numerous WORTH. articles called Gold Pens which have
flooded the market the lat lew years when at lower
per. you can sc pen. which acknowledged % be the
Bs,r ~ THr WOaLD
Avoi tie .harne. r.te- Who's" ick Of brains co"pe'
them to .,,efnp, ~ rArios ,re ~ odcrhenct u you
wan. the isa value OF your none ,a 81 4 MoRros No
IS Madam! ane. OF inclo.e .,amp 20 fcn.lr.
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PRIZE CLAIMS.

The prize claims admitted by the Fourth Au'
ditor's office have amounted 10 million month since
duly 1863 When the Texas ports are closed this bust
ness viii come 70 an end.
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JoHx ". CHAMBERS, Secretary
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At a Special Meeting CT the Union General
COMMITTEE held at their heAdquarterS last ening tie
following resolutions were offered by slr. WakemaD
and unaDi,n0nslv adOuirl.
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CIoAE CAMpuoR is sitting to lnsect-life.
Moth. abide 1t. Zach package released nom pressure
times III bulb Of worth Of common
C1mpbor Druggists everywhere have II. HARMS CHAP
Ma
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-27
'rovel April 10 1865
Published April IL, 1863.
CHAPTER A13.

AN ACT to amend chapter 1870 OF the general
laws otl8J9 entitled IAN act to regulate in
surance companies not incorporated by the
state of Wisconsin.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin. represent.
ed in senate and assembly, d. enact as fol,
lows; aa
Section l. Section one of chapter 19J of the
general laws of 1859, entitled IAN act to regu-
late insurance c"mnanies not Incorporated by
The state o; Wisconsin, as amended by chapter
sc of the general laws of 1867, is hereby amend
ed, by inserting after tie words. Twenty first,
he Am Iunt necessary TO rein ure all ou tstand-
log risks and TO discharge all existing obsa.
lions of the company" as follows, to wit.
Twenty second, The amount Of losses paid
IN the state ot Wisconsin during the year next
preceding making this repn,. or statement
Sec.2 Nothing in sections 3 and OF said
chapter 1870 shall be SO construed as to prevent
me authorized travelling ag Mt of each cem~
pany, partnership. firm or individual legally
authorized to transact the business Of nsu rance
in this state, and holding the certificate OF the
secretary of state, from trausaeting the eaid
business of insurance in any county of this state
where the company, partnership, firm or indi
,dua employing such agent shall have depps,
ted coy Ut the statement in the Office OF the
clerk of the circuit court as provided in sec
zion Of said chapter l9J.
Sec. 3 his act shall take effect and be in
f rec from and after its passage and public>
atUn.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

BY b. 5. CAswELL.
Great ti5d has Treason's wicked hand
Struck down tie man we love?
Wilt Thou i'll kindness take his soul
To dwell with Thee above7
a shock how dreadful, how severe,
1t thrilled the nation through
WhaF dem N 1T the human form
Could kill mau SO true?
Great God nation weep. fosday
With tears of bitter grief,
Such tears ~ nothing earthly can
Afford the heart relief.
Thou art, Great G d | our only hope;
We trust alone in Thee.
That Liucoln's principles may spread
Till all mankind are free.
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KENOSHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, APRIL 81, 1865.

being free from any animal or vegetable
matter, will retain its sweetness ard
purity for long time. The city Of Lon
don is supplied to the extent of twenty
millions of gallons per day, by means Of
artesian wells, and there seems to be no
geed reason why Chicago should not at
least try the experiment. anna
GEORGE A. SHUFELDT, JR.
= Decora, famous Winnebago chief
died recently at Lincoln, Wis, aged 1873.
He aided the United States in the Black
Hawk war, and was rewarded by General
jackson with small United States flag.
He kept it as long as he lived, and now it
waves over his grave. II.
"A French lady lately diedat Versailles
aged I07. When she was IS she had her
life ensured, and was to receive $500 annu
ally as long as she lived, by paying Sc, 900
then. She received some 1874, 900 from the
company. Wonder if the directors of that
company walked with the mourners.
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AN ACT to amend section seven of chapter
1873 Of the revised statues entitled ''ofcosts and
tees" a
rhe people of the state of Wisconsin represent
ed IN senate and assembly. do ensct as Flows:
Sec ion Section seven OF chapter 1873 of the
revised stafues entitled of costs aud fees If here
ny amended, by adding 10 the last subdivision
II said section tine following :''PrOU1ded. that in
ease Of a change of place OF 'Tial oi any snit,or
in case of a new trial upon the rider Of he SD
preme court fees may be collected AS though
brought into cur upon original process not to
exceed ten dollars for each sucn change ct place
Of trial or new trila . t.. fr ..s. Il.
Sec. 2, This act shall take effect and be in
force from aud alter itR passage and pubhca'
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head kidneys bladder, womb and blood affections
Of the urinary orgrns gravel scrofnla rheumatism
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Our practice is not of experiment but of twenty
years standing founded the laws Nature with
of and evidence tosustain it, Do not down
build up, sick make we-no harsh treatment
triAing; fatteiing. We know the and the
remedy needed; work but knowledge gained by
of perience in he of these diseases
clusively fragment without prospect. Candid
in opinions reasonable in charges, claim
know everything, everybody but do claim to
and common sense We invite the sick, matter
what their am ant to call investigate before they ban-
don hope axe inter- ,gations and decide foS themselves
1t will cost nothing. consultation is free This is the
Sixth that have visited this place and shall make
visits for regularly the days of thewee
every eight weeks. -
| CAN CONSULTED rrtsr .f.,~0. >, 70
Kenosha City Hotel. during Saturday,
till S O'Clock, the 9Th Of May, 1865.
eE Residence aud Laboratory, Waukegsn, Ill.
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ArRIsUrE TO LINCOLN

DrGpe the Flag, and toll the Bell,
Sound the solemn Funeral knell,
Sadly to the Nation tell,
How our noble Lincoln fell.
Slain by trait0r0us hand accursed.
o fendish foe. we've done your worst
Slain our Nations savior, friend,
Who did the rights of all defend.
On the eve of white winged Peace
Cur woes and noi our j 'ys increase,
Grief AMI sorrow flll he air
In every Heart is wild despair.
What to us Is Peace ar War
Now We We lost our guiding Star
Let the dreadful strife 60 on
Till eacn e5el foe is gone
Loved ard honored be- the name
Oi Lincoln ON the scroll OF Fame
BY honest truth and worth endeared
And by all earih's oppressor feared.
Friend of all, the Slave, the free,
Defender OF our Liberty;
Saviour of thy country, rest,
In the regions of the BEST
BY LADY OF KEEosHA.
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Approved March 30, 1865.
Published April / 1865.
CHAPTER 259

AN ACT to amend section SO Of chapter l33
of the revised statues entitled 'of costs and
fees and to repeal chapter 24o Of the general
laws of 1863.
The people of the stale of Wisconsin represented
Section |. Section 50 Of chapter 1873 of the re-
vised statutes. Is hereby ameDded.so as to read
rs follows: For publishing any her notice or,
other order citation summons or any other pros
edingi0r advertisement req aired by law TO be
published in any newspaper not more than Sixty
cents per folio tor the first insertion, aud thirty
Fl We cent ,ior each Insertion dlIer tue first.
Sec 2 Chapter 40 Of the general laws Of
1868 and eli act conflicting wth The provisions
IT mis- act are hereby repealed
Sec 3 Thi. aeli shaii take effect aud be in
force from and after it, passage.
Approved March 81, 1863.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-27
gob 2rinting

THE following star zAs on the great affection
written and intended for last weeks paper, bu
were crowded out by other maiter-EDIroRl
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-27

y :"
AN ACT to amend section sever ot Ghaptsr 1873
of the revised statutes, entitled Of costs and
ices .--#. r.r-s
Tie people ofthe -tate Of .Viscnusn, represen-
led in senate unt assembly, do enact as fol-
lows, E=r
Section l. section seven of chapter 3 of the
eyised statutes entitled *rfc ST. bud lees. i,
ereby amended, by zadJlg 80 Ite Inst 80 odivi--
"u ui sad s~ctI"i he fttl"wiog: 'Pr0otdeG.
tn At Is, case OF change OF Tie place ri ltai "i
any eust. nr in case II: d nrE 'riti uJ"u tue Ur
der Of .le supreme couri i.es IRA. b. Collected
~ tho GA br.-Gght lDto c,iti u isInaI pa
cess. al 30 exceed len ,i1't-ar5 IT, each such
change of place OF Triai or new iffais"
sec. 2 ihis no. shai Iakp effect and be in
force from and after its passage and pubiica-
nJn. ---- -... t-t b.
Approved March 80. 1865,