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John Hogan-Com rod g. 229 fl Of ne cor
Of sd or sec, thence IL S-12 fl thence SO Ids
thence 4l S-12 it. thence rods to beg 7Y
F. s. Lovell-Com line of Deming st 1914
W Ofe line of Sd or sec, thence sd street
S74-12 #, thence $50 SIP #, thence 81 #
thence to beginning % &C
Abram Hanson-Com I76 fit of the of
lot II On the side Of Kenosha st, thence
parl with line of sd lot 157 #, thence All
to a point l54 # from line of Kenosha st,
thence 154 it, thence "A # to beginning 10 90
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VIM. Knabe s. CO.-GenAenae,a.
1 have great pleasure in certifying that have
q tried your Square Pianos, and find them equal,
Z if not superior, to any in this country. Among
their great qualities, which distinguish them,
= Is the evenness of tone, the agreeable and easy
touch, and volume OF tone. Wishing you all
the success you so highly deserve, 1 am sir,
yours very truly, S. THALBE BIG.
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PubIlshtd N arch 9. 1850. !
GH PIPER "a,

CHAPTER %
AN ACT to amend chapter 4l9 of the general
laws OF 1861, Ell led IAN act to prevent es-
Establishment OF cemeteries and burial grounds
within the limits OF cities aud villages
The people Of the state o! Wisconsin, represen ted
in senate and assembly. d enact as follows:
Sec. l. That chapter Al of the general laws Of
1864, be amended. by Inserting after the word
'ereeted," i'll the twelfth line of section one and
before the land = il he same line, the following
"or without the limits Of such recorded plat OF
any city or village, or addition thereto, when the
same shall be within two hundred rods of any
lot or block in such city, village or addition, on
which any building Or buildings may then be
erected"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March Z, 1865.
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orv,cys 3z5 Broadway, New York,
81 South Water Street, Chicago
&. "A. COOK, General Agent Tor the West.
Chicago.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch Full
er Burnham & Van Schaak; Chas. q. Smith; Lord &
Smith; J. II. Reed Co; Smith Dryer, and all
Druggists aud Grocers everywhere. 1y39
For sale In kenOsha by WEfEG &E4HEs ~
CLARK, and STARI6N4G Attn IL.
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The Cherokee Pills and ReIu-
venatIDg Elixir, sold by all enterprising
Druggists in the civilized world. Some unprncipled
aealers, however, try to sell worthless compounds
In place Of these those which they purchase at
8 cheap price, and make money by SELL
ing, than they these medicines. As you value
your health, aye, the health OF your future off,
spring, do not be deceived by such unprincipled
Druggists, ask for these medicines and take no 9TH
era II the Druggist will not buy them for you en-
close the money in letter, and we will send them
to you by Express, securely sealed and hacked free
from observation.
Ladies or Gentlemen can address Cd in perfect
confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases
and symptoms, as we treat all diseases Of chronic
nature In male or female. Patients need not hest
tate because OK their inability visit u.s. as we have
treated patients successfully in all portions Of the
civilized globe, by correspondence.
Pauents addressing will please state plainly all
the symptoms OF their complaints and Ssite Post
once, county, State and name Of writer, plain and
lncIose postage stamp for reply.
ne sefd o1sr ~ page Pamphlet free to any adj
ADDRESS all letters for Pamphlets advice to
the proprietors,
DR.. w. r. MERWIN g. CO.,
Ne. &c Liberty street. New York.
Sold by T. ROBINSON, KenOSha.
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Read Who Saws So.

From the Rev G.. Beck, Pastor of tie Baptist Church.
Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
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Third Ward.

The JoItoaotmg an the N. b. Or. Sec. 81, T. Pr. %
O. S. Head 4 1910. s. Head ia
do 13 81 e. Steele 6 l 90
The tollOacang IN. the ~ ". Or. Sec. s. 1R23
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: VIM. knabe Il CO.-GentLemeIt:
y I cannot but congratulate you upon ths i'm
I mense progress and improvements which you
n continually make on your Pianos, which, in my
: opinion, rank among the very highest in this
4 country. M. STRAkOSCH.
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recommend the Pianos OF Mr.. KNABE to
everybody who wants a really first class instru-
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.hhence TO sw cor of ne Or of NV or Of sec g.
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The tollo~iHg in T'oon l, Range 90:
Salem LaEds
Louisa Brown-nw or sw or sold for 45th
par 81 40 Sc
The foNOcing IN II i, Range 10:
Randall Lands.
Eldridge-sw qrsw a. % 30 4 SO
Stephen Lawson-n pit hf sw Or 81 80 ID
The .tolIO0,ng W To Il %:
Brighton LANDS
Jas Rodgers-sw or 100 A IT
onNho"n-se ar seqr 10 40 II 81
The JollOwi@g are in I. 2, r. 81:
Paris LANDS
Adam Eison--Dw Or sw or II 20 5 81
UnhnoWu-sw or nwqr IL 40 SO
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The toLl0ving are IN T. 2. r. %:
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1Ae Io(Ioaoamg IN the N. h. Or. Sec 81, z. 2, r.
Q tIuguDin-com at Sc cor lot is, bk
2 on Washington Island, thence -
parallel with the section line to a
point opposite to & ofnw cor oflt
"a blk ON sec. 80, thence etc sec
line, thence on sd sec line to the
Government pier, thence or n
westerly aiong sd pier to southerly
line of 10 aforesaid, thence east Il.
erly along sd line to beg
The fotloeoiag pieces Of idnd are il, the Toac1
Pleasant Prairfe r. r.. %: ~
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Rebel News.
Important Successes Claimed.

Ci'y Point Va, March l9.-To Nm. Eir.n "
stanton, S,cre'5ry or WIr The following item.
taken from todsy'' Richmond pauer
we have some food neTs this morning of a
iollosius oficial di-ach from Gen. Lee, Though
the dispatch rather .cnu' IN pHrticuars enourh Ia
"I,aS iHSrtsfs, g., March io'-7o Inn. .Iohn 9.
brcct,arid2e, ,Stcrctqyy q ,wor Ten. Hampton
and drove hin IRON his csa4s tskng his suns,
WAGONS, many hOrses, several hunded prisoners, aud
cepmred The rGns and wAsons couli not b. hrousht
on for want OF horrs Many NJ tho enemy were Kill
gan and Monron, and Majors Dayn and tet suson,
and others wee wounded
r. = LrE, General.
II will be observed that the locality Of the 6ght is
not named IN tho digratch. lhl. is for prudential
North, and II would be imrrldcul TO puhii,h where
he was as it would be- givius news to Grant oi his
Matter. are beginning to look decidedly better for
US IN ne south IN ne lat three day. 70 have had
IN south Carolina
IRON ruI VALLEY
We alluded In our last is.ue 10 movement that vas
tens mode for The purpose Of eoapturins our prison
near waynesboIo', and who we're being conducted
under guard 10 "nchsster The following oiic al
HSsdlSarttrG March ,, 1865 Hon. j. c. BrecI.
,nridpe, Secr, dryor HdT General Rosser reports
that on the 9th, with lew Of his men be attacked
inc enemy nrN Harris nhurF who verc guAriiur
tue pr roners taken at NgynssbOro, and captured a
IL pri,ourrs On the morning Of the Tth be Agsin
attacked them near keit's Iill. Having detnined
then for day ami a night ~ tho rivcr, he caused
them 10 retIc IN hst, abandoning H. only piece of
artillery the had, and their gmhulanccs. He snnoy-
- them a good deal. and enabled good many Of our
men 10 escape.
r. Y. LFE, General.
The Northern rqrers claim m have captured shout
= Thousand prsonc N the hght with EArly, and re-
port that most OF sh.s number had reached Win
chester
"CfGrlo,t,, harch s-The Southern E1rrcY Com.
panyt messenger from Augufts Gs- brngt sdyccs
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two wcun,l.i On the Gcid. and ,.io tn olbc-s-a
With the esception OF vc coralnsndiNs ohosr,
prisnprs.
TINS repor, current for . few dsys past that ths
rntcd sta,cs consul hal been oricrcd from Aaia-
u.orns IS without foundation In fact. Tho consul
Nj L. ervc, res rnci his Office last year, aud 40
sulscqncnt ci.e.ng u the consulate was matter
Of course, IN 'Iev 4 the complications incident to
the war in MeNCo and tho blockade Of the X
Grando. TIE vntd stsle- sovernmont has, since
hs, time, prOicrNsl b he represented N Matsrnoras
by conmeroil ssent tMr. wooril ins,,td Of =
consul. This clA" of -f~crs have poliucAp
functions Aud do mt .,qH-,a, ,sy,Hur or on
cial recognition b. the rovsruucn, NJ tho country
u which .hcy rotdc.
tlu connection with thr ~ ve a.,'c-nso' tons
wasiineto-. We pr,n, ihs following s1us1 nom
Havana lctir- dalcl march ]
's-Y.rh tnionids lately fcd from Tsta N Nh
amoras for asylum, and wero fo-rhiy taken 'r''n
tho American consulate AM CeiIveroi over as pf,s~
Oncrs W the Confcicrates. THc new Amcrean o"u'
tul Mr wurl, was ordered ~ leave HIS Gag wu
torn down 10y the mob, IN tho rresenco oi 'As
Franco Mexican othcialH, VITO lnadc no euur 70
stop no Outrage
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From Mexico.
Ip,perinlist successes OF n COM
missioner from France e-1.o.s of French
Vessels.

We have received advice, from Mexico. TIE four
thousand pri'ouer captured At OaKsca, have been re-
moved TO fuehla. Among them were several dec IT.
ers from The French army, uho had tcsn entrusted
With important commands hy 'he defending party
II supposed that the prisoner. vii be detailed to
lahor on public works. The dpperuion of vuious
guerrilla bands Is repurtcd The EstArrrrv and
fEANso hTN,,NS journals declare that In con.e-
guouce Of the foil Of OnIaea the Iuar.t Generals
tohe,sary and juis Garcia ave both given 10 their
adhesion 70 the Empire Marshal RaErne hal Ar.
rived Al the CAPITOL, Je,urnins from Ills successful
expedition asaiust BaNnca. NJ Bonuefauds tho in
srector Of finances -cut by the French Government
on mission to Mexico, has arrlved At the capital lie
ia accompanied BY other oiaI ..s aud IL !, ,uppo ID
that biz errand 10 " arrange pccunary mAttols ne-
tween tie Frcuch and Mc,icsn Governments Tho
French steam war frigate Rhro, and soveral other
French vessels have been lost ia storm OF Mozat-
Ism. by order Of the Emperor, war department.
With the necessary oIiccI- aud officials, ha, teen
formed In Mclca
MANNutAS o. rYtiGIp>.
The mail from Mexico brirss the ioat n tho Ff,.
ncfor Maiinian's decree OF religious liberation the
PRONUNCIATION Of which hiss been previously an
nounooi, but the entire tcit Of which s nov or the
hf.t time translated for the Associated Pies
Manimilian, I'm feror Of Metico, having con,ul,ed
our Council OF Ministcr,, hereby decree the fol.
lowing
ARriyE I. The Emperor protect. the Ca,boIic
Apo'tolicsl Roman Church n the re..sion Of the
state.
ARr. 2. Free and ample tolerA.ion il ,rtendes
throuehout the teitory II the Umpire 10 all religion.
Ehlch are not opposed 10 moinlity, civilization and
good habits Ih" c.inhlishment Of q new religion.
VIII houevcr' require the authorization n IN. iov.
eminent,
Am. Z. Acircum.tances NAV require, instruction.
VII te Issued to tho Police regarding the eIorce Of
Religions.
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At The IiTp,rafy election Mr.. Mcar -or By hr.
mhonw

At The fiIp'rafy election Mr.. Mooo uou By hr-.
mAonp
The rrys Of Tuc.iay, Peb Ssth s,y,
lse Poo's viii boar vi,h great .Ioerci that Lord
l1cns hN been compelled from the stats OF his
W@hins,on which hc has flled|or six wear, -uh -
nuch attity ana Judgment. Tho sDocc--cr Of Load
yons In th, momentuon post WI he sir Presto
b,n'N rln At pfescnt holds he othcs Of Minister in
hina 10 hp s.r NJ oDtcrtuncly 10 he in l9eisnd SIR
q huee IN sIol " dstinsushcd himself ~ hs con-
dpCi 81 cur ipHbieron.c revolutions with a." Court
q Pekin. Pat tboush sir ; Bruce has not ts.
ne. ef'ice i v 10, catiisiy inexperienced in Amen
.ah auulis llis hJst emp o, meut vas uheH ATTACHED
ineton IN lsiy uhcn the famous Ashburton Treaty
Ens neFonred, slscGlrntly he VA chL-t'uvc inr
o. o. Nes fpn1iAnd. AnervIrd. be sent With his
.lO,hy, Ltd fIsin, TO thiua aud hN nucs b.-s s<a-
ulcl' employ od 90 that county.
Tho rINEs sAys
The rrpuri that The Queen Of spaiu -.s shout 10
ss~,tihce har private ashte- IN 49, nj the National
ll'Ed'N' hut nave rtriCk many tthNuprto. IL
came upon n hke icvivnl uf the virtue OF Roinsn
matrens as manifested In the b.~i days Of the Re-
i."tiTo Ar,njucz, the F-curlal aud ten mue, the
mn'eun Of Art. The Allsmbra. and sonc othcr prop
NV arr 10 ue ontaiioo forever on lhc CrVs a Mud
Nhcn ~ much hHe been put aHide " for the
Petuiu iuSte of Majesty, tho ret of the Trsfimony
tho Queen, are to he soid Three kurth- Of the pro
''is 1900 Me 70 t' pad iu.o ths itcasuly y, end the 40.
oi Tue ecnerusity oi Iccu lsslclla, IL impu-,ihle
lo' 10 scs the htly " ths e1pedient ~ uttOhc OF
nhhp'', rP-lu mas i1f ~ many FhIr been eating up
hcr capital, and she has begun 10 consume nn-
S'h snie but ~hn' viii she 80 vhen that Ia ~
hau'tehf Tbn Spanish Finance MinItcrr la fact
pursuing a strcidal coun-'
rho inllosins are The demands made hy Prussia In
for'6ncc to tho Dohios IN the last note which hss
teen dispatched 70 NIs,na:
]. Tho right TO low -siior in the ruchics for tho
Ilwsan navy The &C. sion 10 frissin of thc .c-
gui-c terrtoiv for ~, estnlahmcnt Of the cnnal 60
'ehhrct ihv bstiugn Ocean nmi She Battle NJ cnch
mouth oi this canal larrc fortified docks arc 10 he
etocte' tor tho reception II rrus-iAn mcu-oi-~at
.. lh" postal md telegfAphic departments OF the
Imchies TO uo under the direction Ot lrirslA. T. 10
Gphn"ct NJ ros,y I,ssltll, the forces Of the
Duchics 18th those NJ Pfu-,i- 10 far the o'rCring
u concerned the HolstCIu continent In however
not to Pnit the Federal army. The hrst tuo cOndi.
uous are made AHps gud dOp.
telegram from Turin, Of Feb. Goth, says
Tho kim has signed an amnesty Tor all sc,s con
noc cd rith the Tccgpt riots Ia Turin His Majesty
allfsod to-day In tho t0uo, and was cnthu.Asllc-
ally received
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news Items
10, Telegraph to IA. E.- r.yL sv-.I

Nrw HANr ntpE holds her stap o,cction to-day
JAI CooEr reports sales ol tho 80 loan yenter-
day " the amount " %, 2i6,IOO.
GIN. wAsunuASg has ,rown the entire district
Of West Tennessee open 10 trade.
TnrsE thou-,nd released Union prisoners srri-
ved at Aunspolis on saturday. Al Camp Parole
th-e AZ" twelve thouR,nd parolcd rrisoners
lnr Ensash ~ St, }tae, Ruiey, which lot Ha-
ysns on the goth ut. for Belize, q! was captured
on the 2,th ly the Protno.
Ina Sea G,Jl, with a cargo u oysters, fun OF
water, poAts gone, and 10 persons on board, came
asuore tie light OF shc ll.h us., on Iriganiine
PeIoh, Nj.
GBSAaAL BAn..l'h expedition from Baton Rouge
into a.. interior = L1usians aud Nissi.spp,, con.
ssts Il a,"ro cavalry ~Iu , strong support Of ar.
tiery. At l..t sccouuts the expedition occupied
Clinton, La
TnR amount Appropriated by tho ale Congress
for tie purchase Of cGy.lry and artillery horses IN
tweui. -7re ul.ilons OF dollar- sud Tor the pur.
chase Of lunpYN der aud cad, ten Millions aud
half ol dollars.
Al attoupIw. msfo ON tho uI.ht Of ,Ae | itb
inst 10 capture the American steamer Shooting
Star, ia ihe hsrLor m Havana, ly men who came
Alousii in bOats The attempt at piracy wss.
however, ,4eated
rAGrE including Senators Wade, Sherman,
Chandler, Ramsey, Morrill,, Foo+, Crime Trum.
ball and Wilson, aud Representatives I4kc, Nor
ru and Baxter ~ Vermont, aud other Senators
aud Representative, to.yiher with their families
in all about h!iy persons leave Washington
today for a pleasure TIP to Charleston and sa-
ysnuah.
Az expedition u afy of tho soth Wisconsin, son,
from Louisy.la ~, on Saturday, uIrroundoi =
lGrn in Webster, seAde County, and .ner soro
rosiatsuce, IN which ,hrce men were sill shtly aud
fourth mortslly wounded, captured Captains sue
INDY, ia'ias jerome Clark Mag,uder,) aud Hen
~ Metcslf The prisoners were taken tp Louisville.
hAaTuder u wounded.
srHnEr # farm houses IN the vicinity Of Allan
tic City, NJ have recently been rob oed by a yAng
OF rnaralders, supposed 70 to de,erters On eat.
urdAy night the people turned out and pursued
tho robbers, wien hRnt ensued. Two Of the rob.
hers were killed, and their bodies were found clad
in Feicsal UNIFORMS Thcir names were unknown
This gang Of robbers have been living /. cAyes in
the nC.-lboTho-d.
OS Sunday night hoshy's guerrillas cam. down
v hunsou'a III and Bailey's Cross Roads about
seven m les from Washington. asl within tbr,, or
four miles NJ our forthcstions. They rorpei AZ
7. Il. Munson's house and took ak Of his borse.
TSs gusrrilas numbered about 80. They v.ro
fresh from conflict With squad Of our cavalry, |
-n'h "eV had defes'~d lsaving two deal ,ud !
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The FredcricLsbors Tobacco Anair.

HdshinVion ba'eh i2.--lt s know n here that Hr
sinrlcton, Of Illinois recently made contract with
aIovenment sent 70 sell certain quantity Of g..
tacco. But It lie not that ths article recently
DESTROYED at Frederlckshurr w part OF HI. vcntnc
II hs nstAie in the rbci paper, 70 80 the toh,cco
Nas to be exchanged for hpccu tor she a'tcr /, in
cuded In the term contrsbrnd Of var a, spplicd to
exchanges for prcdu's of rebel sta.os Frcdcricks-
hu'g va no, one OF tho dc-cnsted markets or uacce
Of purchase. and, therefore, ', .eud the tobarco
thence into our lnes, would have been violation Of
the hlocssa~. Had tho obacoo hc,n taken 20 nor
io'h instead Of Ffcderrksburt. ~ s,e could |, ave
teen made in arcofianco with she Executive order
under thc set Of Congress without los 'he pirtie.
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A~rnlhlN

Hur' Rrrourrp. Relative tn pLn'inF o-,tor, in
Qu'cur tounN. To incorporate tre Young Nou's
tAthci Mathew Total Nh't ueuce Sicioty Of kcW
York. To authorize pnut rod and tuturise COM
rluies to improve iud cu.ir additional thtc.
btt lNUlout. lp'. To- IN, ud The ,hsrtcr ui the
llcruwc NfAociNtIou ot Sew Nofs RrIuive 10 the
earn iur oi local mud freight on raiirunds In 'hu
New YORK.
MotioNs Asu lirsolrTio~s. Calling upon the
IoWinih,ontIs ot the lAuu once to TtVpIt the icn
sos- o dolly ing action with to'Huco " Ihe sale Of
th' Quarantine Irnds on staten leland.
Auvs',Ip 10 Turn KFAiTi. rNc seu Yorl
and Brooklyn PASSENGER and Inrgnge ban. 10 amend
tr chg' ter ui th" Mercantile Library Association, o
BuuslVn. 10 ApDut tho charter ot thr civ Fue
lu'uiauce Co., of ~. NuiS. 10 .iiLhosiz. the All.
f9n GgA Railroad 60. 10 extend ihoir track IN lake
Ouin,iu rr tlc II, LnErCnc' lnc, and Inc tse
their rupG stock To um'ud tlc net 70 satiug pi.
lotnge IN 'h' port oi Nev YORK. Atpuiuel.
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Good News I!
The Dram in the state Of New yorh Indef.
niteIy Postponed

EXECUTIVE pErANrSTNri
A'uANN March IL l~6bN
Assurances arc riseu me hy tho Provost M~rhu
General, throush Lieut. Govcrnor Afford who waited
Wellington NJ my request THAI 10 drnit vail be OIL
.sroi this state A. long Sher,ycr recruiting
Is pfoer,ssing foasonably fast and wheie dfait has
already taken place, drafted men III not he required
TO icpor II volunteers secured last enough to 6ivo
arui that the quotu will bo filed within hret
period BoaIds of enrolment must be kept hu'v-
This indulgence shOui gratly stimulate to renewed
efforts in securing volunteers. our faith Is pledged
that such viii be tbn rcsul. apT,al tn the poopls
that II be kcpt u. h. FESrpS,
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LOCAL NEWS.
srw YORK AMP rnk VICINITY.


'""""fSS "f Hh' "''''N'--''"trhN"hN NJ
h'to' or'"irN' NAfps s-Soipfihs" "or'a 70 wv
rsoS'' BIC The order providing Tor 'ho COM
u'n'cW'h' ~ a drni' " the city ciH'r'''S on lnutS
"'y d" ho' 'et uo'n oonn'cfmhnded' anu u now
'"'ka very mnch a" II Ne" YORK would De nea'eo
10" 'rn'n'on' pri'o '"Nery'
volunteering oon"nnos Z" he s'c'as" rate o'
a'ou i" men per d"y' and as believed that ~,'h
Nh"'' moro 'Nert'"n ZOO might be recruited daily,
mus hlling our quota IN n''" days t''n 'his
r'e ~ou'd - c"WpaiMV'Iy light considering
the population ~ he city, but In material
advantage TO the army II would "a better than
oonScr'piion. = The drah nSdo IN 1858 may >" -
"n7ied aS q criterion. On that occasion Tho city
qno'a was is,'O2 men. 10 which Wa' add'i the hftv
per 'en', making an average oi io,lbI II toos-
sixty days H. complete th drafting examination q
mem &C. aud At the close 1911 mon hsireported-
The rtsui ol t"c.r eNauinhton showed that of This
number there were hei to se'--- l'1il inrnish-
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81 iAIHI'h IAh'-ihs ceicbfatiOu oi tho
festival " rolAna's fAiron Saint ON Friday will,
4 Is uuderstod' be cue Of the grandest which has
taken Place Tor several years. Many Of the soCie-
Ties VIII turn on' with ne" hsgs' banners, regalia,
&o TIE powerful organization known NJ he fs
uian brothsrhood viii JON tic procession, suI
swell "a to te nuh'cr OF several H. usands, and
WI. 70 p'os'aou ",'n new 'Ha handsome hAs' ap-
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70 the NJ Inst. No new cf interest h.I tr.n-p;r rcd
vtst Of the SavanHah River The t,,orci. aenats
hsi paced CESSATION declaring Lat II iocs not con-
cur IN We -ecc-nmcndadon of Guv. Known isr Con.
Nehtlon hy vote Of ~ yeas agIjnrt nAJr. severi
extensive hree had occurred in Augufu. supr~rd TO
u The vort Of the incond,sry"
F1uf hundred Nalrkcc prisoners v ill leave Rich
tnonl this morning on their return home by the q
truce tont, Among theul are 20 ofAcors Including
uoneraf Kelley and CIoos, Ios,ntly captured"
L. 4. GIAvf. tfouf t,.uu
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The Movement Against Mobile

New orleans, harch ten. Bsdy smith accom-.
pNnied Gen Canby his recent trip to the vicinity
VI Mobile. lie has not yet been assigned to any CON.
mand Laree bodice OF troop. leaving here for the
vicinity of Mobile. There are also Indications Of
movements In other directions The steamships
Guiding star and Georre Crom~ell have been taken
ty tho military the transport Of troops to Mobile
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New York State Legislature.
SENATE.

ttidrt, Ndrci H. Brts ~ ..rr-ro incorporate
ih. fop"'4 Dime Saviur lnatitufIon of Oreceo. lu
relation 10 the salarie oi ofcrrs oi tho pop.rtm. nj
Of survey ami lnficgton OF Iuildnv. N the CITY ui
New York To amend 10 charter " the in,efna-
uonnl tii" insuianco Company Of Nee loik C,y.
Adioutuef.
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rurEs so strong pressure upon the President
or permits 70 open trade with the rebel States.
General Grant Is strongly opposed to tho sDure
Iysten-
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GENERAL SHERIDAN.
bcyunnfion of Cbariostesviiic- Richmond
Nearly Isolated

CITY potNr. Va,
Msitl y, isiS-1 r. NJ
Hon 2. A. Sian1or, Secretary " Hdr
The follow nc dispatch ha, iu,, been received
=. :. GRASI, Lieutenant -Osn-r rsl.
HrApQr AHTEKs
hppIE Mttt1AuN nvtstoN,
CoLuMBiA. Va, March It. 500.
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Steamship Hama from Southampton on the is Of
March, has srved Al this port rih three DAY, later
adviccs from Europe