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A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS

will find 1roces usesl in clearing the voice when taken
before Singing or Speaking and relieving the throat
ter an exerton of the organs The Toches
are recommended and prescribed by Physicians and
had testimonials from eminent throughout the
try Being article Of true merit and having rnueds
their efficiency by test of many years, year find
them in localities in various parts of the world and
the 1roces are universally pronounced better than 9TH
articles.
OBTAIN only " BRowN' BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" and do
not take of the Worthless hnitatons that may be
offered. .s.l.. .#
Sold everywhere in the United States. and in Foreign
Coun ,res. a. 80 cents per box. -u 6m32
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nminaUioa of Teachers for Kenosna


I The examina ton of Teachers will be held in the
following places, pursuant TO law, commencing each
day at O'Clock, A.. NJ.
For the towns of Randall and WheatIand at the
Kelly School House. Bassett's Station, on Thurs
day and Friday, April 9th and 9Th
For the towns OF Salem and Brighton, az the School
House near the Brass Ball." on Monday and Tues.
day, April 9th and 10th. tas s.
For the towns of Paris and Bristol, at the School
House near Kelloggs, on Thursday and Friday, April
18th and 18th
For the town OF Pleasant Prairie and Somers, at
Grammar School room, No q city OF Kenosha, on
Monday and Tuesday, April 18th and nth.
. March 9th, 1866. avail
..,-.s -f ... L. w. BRIGGS,
County tenuent.
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slop Thnt Cenxh Now.

Or it may become chronic and settle the lungs.
The Star Coagh Balsam, approved and recommended
by all who try II, is Benzoin Elixir. Drug. isl OF
Dayton, says: 81 have used every remedy 1 have
III my store, for Constitutional Sore Throat, and it is
the only one tina relieves me- II gives better salts,
faction han any cough m-diceBe have, and keep
all kinds IOoSens ar phIe0nt, aid gives imm, d.
ate relief. The instructions for Group which accom-
pany every bottle havr never been kr own to fail.
~"ld by Burnhams Van Setback, Chicago, ard
bI D. uggists generally it4#t ti't .'tf
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kENosHA EMPLOYMENT Cove notice
among the Assembly Llls passed in the
Senate on Saturday was one to incorporate
the Kenosha improvement company We
are not acquainted with the object or intent
of the Company. but it is safe 10 say that
there is large chance for improvement in
kenosha, and the company will easily fluid
enough to do if it does all there is to be done
i'll the line of improvement
Another bill which was passed by the
Assembly on Saturday, was "a bill to
abolish certain county offices in Kenosha
County" This is probably the bill intro
duced by Mr.. Newell to abolish the offices
of Clerk of the Circuit Court and Register
Of Deeds
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No Pianist will Fail to Admit

That OF the hundreds OF Books OF Instruction in
Pianofore Music Published, Richardson's New Meth-
3D. takes the cad aud seems destined to keep IT,
twenty 1--we thousand copies OF hcbard.on's Method
are sold every yoar,-a sale which no similar book
has ever reached, 1t is adapted alike to tie young
est and the oCest the beginner for first lessons
and to the amateur, for general practice. Price
SO rs. Sold by all Music Dealers. Gent post-pA id
OLIVER DlTSON & CO.,
-. 42tf H. .tt. .' Publishers, BcHOu.
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THE CONNECTICUT ELECTION. latest
news from the land of steady habits and
wooden nutmegs, is All right in Connect
cut All the Union State officers, tried. true
and trusty, are elected, and sweeping ma
jcrities in both branches of the Legislature e,
thus securing tina re ele, ton of Senator Eos
ter, the acting Vice President This is the
peoples .'pOIicY"
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ERRORS asf' XOutR.

A"enteman who Suffered for years from Nervous Debi-
IVY renatHie Decay and all the effects Of youthfu indie
ereio will for the sake of suffering humanity suo free
as who need it, the recipe and dreef s for
sluh .emedy by which he c1fed Sufferers wishing
dressing JOE,N r. n1fDrsi' az
i-----4l y80 .- -.s no. i3 Chembet 81 New Yofk
y 80. .s'ssssEG Ssus laIgIsx! ~
Every yoapE lady ami gentleman ia bg CYdred state.
IAN meek s"He1 ng very much heir edva5see .y re-
tnf NAL Tree ciarse ~ addressing The ~ dc signed
nos avlng fears % being hpmbtgtsi viii oil ss by NOT
n tjcng his card 81 oh rs viii please adj ress .5eir
'oeol,nt serv mt TH'jS =. CHAPMAN issT
N5O ... 81 Broadwiy New YORK
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NJ Office is hereby given that the Grand and Pc
~ tit Jury for the May Term 1866 OF the Kenosha
County Circuit Court, win be drawn at the Office OF
the Clerk of said Court in the city of KenOsha on
Tuesday the 10th day of April next, at O'Clock in
the afternoon OF said day. i. b. NICHOLS,
Kenosha March ~, 1866. 2w43 Clerk.
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An old colored preacher at Fort Gibson
Miss recently baptized thirty colored con
verts and charged them dollar ap;ecs
On the following sunday he only Succeeded
IN inducing two to present themselves who
We're willing to pay Becoming indignsat
At the parsiniony Of his congregation. be re
fused to baptize the two ca,Ididaees for Clio
ry' saying ''he warn't gwine to siosh hisseii
up for notwo dollars.
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UR1.AR ~ led.

BLACKMAN-DUTTON.- the residence of the
brides father, in the town of Paris, March 2sth by
Rev. Mr.. Keep, Mr. Horace G. Blackman, and
Louise o. Dutton, of Paris, Wis
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Madison Mutual Insurance Company

New Policies issued upon the presentation of old
ones at the office of NJ. A Baker, until April 10th.
Kenoshs March s, 1866.
fwi0 E, e. McCyfRIIIr Act
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ES~"hen tired out and your patience is
worn completely threadbare, then-darn a..
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rhe undersigned would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public generally, that he has ia
kan into Copa-t1ersnip in the 2rae sce % Medi cine
md Surgery, 7. Fl. GATCHELL II. b, Of this city.
Dr.. Catcher mas attended Lectures AMI gradual
ed at the Western Il on@ phthic Onlege, Cleveland,
and the Hahnemanu iege, Chicago. be has assist
ed his father, Prof II. P GatcheIl in prsctice for
several yeras and has served in the Medical De-
par,ment OF tha army.
This 'horousa p'epara zion inspires him with cor
aleaca ~ ofsriag ais etVi5es 20 the public.
DR. has prov iisd himself with Instruments and
her appiianc Tor the practice of Surgery to which
branch ne intends earnestly 20 devote hinseit.
Tnr Office OF the Firm rs IN Bonds Block on 21d
foor whore q kinds 81 5nce pathic Medicines ma y
DC had a. .=a,onabe prices and where Dr GAtcheii
may De- found nigh a we'll by day
Or. +rdiey ~ BE- led at the office of the
Firm or ut his ,rsI dence heretofore.
Keno,ha, March 18th. 1866 42if
A Cough, Cold, Or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES MMkDI4Ts ATTEErIoN, AND SHOULD BIZ
cHEcKhD. W ALLOWED To CONTINUE,
lrretaGian of the Lungs, Permanent
Throat 4 Affection, an Incurable
lung Disease
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and the citizens. It is net half 80 open to
this objection as was the old Fugitive slave
law, that President johnson as Senator vo-
ted fos, and under which we lived fog several
years. And that law abhorrent as it was to
every feeling and instinct of liberty and
justice was declared constitutional by the
U. S. Supreme Court and enforced in some
Instances by U. S. bayonets, notwithstand-
lug the"barriers which preserve the rights of
the States" which the President is fearful
this civil rights bill would break down.
Eg We see by the proceedings of the
Legislature, that in the Senate a bill appro-
priatlng to Mrs Marie Barstow So, 900 for
expenses incurred i'll contestiug the Govern
orshlp, with Coles Bashtord in 1856, was
ordered to a third reading, by the following
vote, Democrats in Italics:
Ayss-senators BudSoag, w. II. Chandler j. A.
Chandler, tdtk La'kin, Lawrence, Meade Proud
Ihorp. Webb, WHson-i6.
Noe~-Senators Adams, Barnum, Bull Case, Full
ton Judd, Lincoln, Littlejohn, Rountree, Starks,
j. g. Thorp-12r
We should like to know by what course
OF reasoning the gentlemen who voted for
this bill can make its justice appear We
cannot conceive Why man who is proved
TO have usurped an Office, and is for that
reason, elected from 1t, should have paid for
him by the people the costs Of his defence.
If he had shown that he WAS justly in Office
there might be some justice in relnuuera-
ting him for tue trouble and expense IF hin
defence
So says the Milwaukee WISCONSIN, aud 81
say we. AS we'll might any person prose
cuted by the State for any offence appeal t.
the State to pay his costs On thus rule the
State stands poor chance. She has al
ready paid the expense of the prosecution t,
Gust Barstow from the office he had no right
to,and now turss round and pays double the
expense Of Barsto~ mock defence W.
can See another case of kindred nature com
| ing The State has paid ex Gov Salomor
the expense Of defending himself IN the cast
growing out of the Or ukee Rioters This
is well enough but the next Den ocratit
| Leg islature will turn round ana pay the
Ozaukee rioters the expense of prosecuting
Gov Solomon And they will do it with
the same justice that the present Legislature
pays the expense of the Barstow defence.
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CR.EA .v'OTRG E~.
HIGH SCHOOL EXHIBITION,

The Annual Exhibition of the His h School, will be
held at
SIMMONS HALL.
ON
Friday Evening, April ~, 1866.
The Exercises wilt consist of Oratiens, original
aud selected Essays AM Singing. A band If music
viii be IN attendance. Exercises 10 begin at 8, p.
Tickets 20 cents Tor sale at both Book Stores.
Proceeds to pure ase Philosophical apparatus.
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SENATOR DooLITTLE's FREEDMAN's BILL
We publish below bill introduced in the
. S. Senate by Senator Dooittle of this
State on the 9th ult 1t undoubtedly EN-
bodies the views of the President upon the
matters comprehended, and if passed would
meet his approval. We have neither time
nor space for comnent, as we did not receive
the copy of the bill until yesterday after
noon:
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| have not deemed it necessary to write
out my Jews upon the legal questions iu-
Volved in this case ana shall! content inv.
sell IN saying that 1 fully concur ia the
opinions q! delivered by the Chief Justice and
tn Justice nn@1ier. ,lststaJ
qtt 9e qsder Of the 7cauut y court over iiine
the demhrrer is reversed 7sT1>SsF a =
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1T rs SINGULAR that after more than
years In the general use OF
PETTIT'S AMERICAN EYE SALVE,

performing the most astonishing cures, not only OF
diseased eyes and In restoring impaired vision, but
In healing, as by magic, burns chill-blains, stngs
Of insects, musketo bites, scsld- head infants face
sores, sabs and chafeu, chapt lips ana hands, ring
worm, salt rheum, &C., In which time 1000 900,
boxes have been used successfully, that almost
daily letters still received at the Laboratory liz
Fredonis, N. Y, sent over 1000 miles, OF this char
acter t.... ..- sr'. ..sE Hs
HDoct Petit (tredonia, N. W please send m tho
inclosed 81. worth Of your valuable Eye Salve"
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worth from ...... s25O.O0 to 5OOO0
so Mclodeons, Isos'd eases 125. 90 to 225. 90
100 fine Oil Paintings. 25U0 to 10000
100 gold H'g Case Watches 1900 to 1900
100 Diamond Kings. 5000 to 60
250 Ladies' Gold Watches GO0Otn $500
i5O Silver Watches - 25.UOto 5000
200 line steel EnEs, fr'md. 1900 to $500
100 Music Boxes - 1900 to 45.OD
lUOSil'r Rev K Pat .Castors 1890 to 1000
100 9 TT and C'kc B'kets 1900 to $500
800 sets Silver Tea and
Table Spoons. . 1890 tn 400
2, 500 Vest and Neck Chains 5OOto 25.0u
2, 800 Ladies Silver Porte
monaies 500 to 1900
5000 Silver Butter Knives 500 to TOO
1000 pr EARRINGS, new style so to 500
5000 Cold Pencils and
Tooth Picks . 300 to 800
5000 Onyx and Amethyst
Brooches. .... iU0to 1000
5000 Lava and Fiorcntinc
brooches. .......... 4OOto 600
1000 Masonic Pins 4Ooto $50
2, 900 fine Gold W'ch Keys. 35Oto $50
5000 Children's Armlets 25Oto 500
2, 800 sets Bosom Studs 150t to 500
900 En- Il Sleeve Buttons. 25Oto 1000
10000 Plain G. o Id and
Chased Rings .. 1.OOto 500
1900 stone Set X S'l Rings $50 to 1000
a,MD I.ockets, all sizes 2OOto 700
10000 sets Ladies Jewelrv Smto 1000
1000 Watch Charms, each 3.OUto $50
1000 Gold Pens Silv F> C's IOutu COO
1000 Gents Breast and
Scarf Pms ......... aO0to 2oOO
= 600 Ladies' New STYLE
Belt Buckles ...... 4OOto $50
1000 Chat elaine and Guard
Chains ..... coo to 1000
1000 Gold Thimbles - 7UOto 400
1000 SGT Ladies Jet x Gold 1000 to 1900
l0,uUU Gold Crosses ..... lsUto 600
G,000 oval Band Bracelets coo to 2OoO
i.0ou Chased bracelets 500 to 1900
.Iln On
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A liberal reduction has been maslc on
M'",iJh fare, the distance by railroad hav
ing been Increased and the stages being
under the control of the Company. 90
pounds t'i5gdge only allowed to wiol ,
seat all over to be charged extra.
j, l.. LASSALLE
April 10 Gene sal Superintendent.
Country papers advertising for the Com
DInv will please COW
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NET$C,TsTsLANX
Love. on the Brain.

Love on the Brain.
Am : Oh" on the, Brain. -
= By j. F.. sSIrEs. :
My gentle Miss, pray, what id this
The people hold so dearly, -
>Andwhich tire senses incomplete
Appreciate sincerely? -
: Since Adams time, the theme sublime,
Upon the heart has lain, ~ =
And everybody's crazy with
Love on the brain.
Loves down, Love'aup,
Then on tho wane;
Everybody's crazy with
Love on the BRAIN x
Some folks may talk OF big bank stocks,
And tumble in their pockets,
And scrutimze their ledger books, -s
- Till they empty both their sockets.
But business caro-, and c7lteuess rare, .
rat Are numbered with the vain, '<G
sWlren once compared, with wliat.'we call
Love on the brain.
The railroad train, with snortins steam
Much danger pre-supposes,
In mixing up the sexes so, 80,
And bruising peoples noses:
But nothing 30 much mischief Makes
=. Or brings the victim pain,
As once to catch that wide complaint.
Love on the brain.
: The fever scizes young folks most,
And scOrchcS head anu body,
And sometimes visits eii, grey rats,
Who're steeped in whiskcy toduy;
But these old fogies are too cold
OF it's absence to complain
They haven't blood enough to raise
Love ON tho brain.
In company, the maids and gents
Are so sedate and prosy;
But, by themselves, each Mary Ann
Is sure to have her Josie.
And billet dOmE come thick and fast,
In language warm and plain,
Exciting more, and heapinS still.
Love on the brain.
The knot is tied; caresses sweet
Are frequent and so handy,
Until the blissful day arrives,
When something squcels for candy!
"Ihen comes the tug of war;" and oh,
The husband cries for pain,
Because, poor fellow! now he feels
Broom-sticko on the brain.
Loves down, Loves up,
Ever on the wane;
He's no longer troubled with
Love on the BRAIN
lRfcllnaond Va RepmL1c.
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WEsTCHEsTER HOUSE.

CORNER l., oo'ne &,'t"t a.d Eor,>y, y. Y.
HNHlS house. ca'ahl" OF accommodating
i three hundred guests and kept on the
Europs an plan, j., centrally located, and
near t" all paints. City cars pass the
Hotel t" al the Ferries, Railroad Dcp"ts
and place.; OF Anus cmcnt every three
ninntes. single Rooms, Sl.o0 per dav;
double. 500 J. r. DARRDW x co,
Jan ~ ~ Hrupnet"r-.
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Notice to Shippers.

ia I'd ..4.3.s ~
FINHE Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
Il road Company IL now prepared to
transport FREiGII'rS between Columbia
and Charlotte, and All dcpots ou ll,rir line
Of road.
FreiShts consigned tu their agents at
either place will b. forwarded promptly, at
the rate of l.50 per hundred pounds, in
ending all charges for the entire distance.
Down freiSlts must be prepaid.
Through rate from Columbia to Winns-
hnro, - cents per hundred pounds. and to
Chester, SLID per hundred pounds. BE
SUR: and make through fr"i%its ''Carc
Railroad Agent"
Apii! - II JAS. ANDERSON. Supt.
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JAMES CONNER S SONS
UNITED STATES TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE.

MOS. %, 30 and 81 Centre street. tcuruc
~ Of Eradt street ) New York. The tN y.
IN which this paper Is printed is from The
above Foundry. Nov Is
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= p q
AFREEDIAN VINO HAS BEEN TAUGHT
TO READ THE, NRwsPA PIERS. The
Raleigh, IN. CO. Progress, mentions
the following little incident MS occur
ing in Che streets Of that city a few
days since: 80 - = -.
Army Chaplain MY young color
ed friend, can ,you read" /"
zContr. sband--''Yes, sah."
Army Chaplain eGlad to hear it.
Shall I give you q paper?'
Contraband 'Snrtin, massa, If you
please"
Army Chaplain -'sWell, what paper
would you choose?"
Contraband-"Well, massa, if you
chews. I'll take paper of terbacker.."
The Chaplain looked at the contra
band, and the contraband at the
Chaplain; then the latter sighed, and
passed on.
Some of the London merchants
have institnteda a custom of charging
an admission fee to their stores. The
lady sight-seers can enter by paying q
small fee, and examine all the latest
styles and costumes without making
any purchases, unless disposed to do
so. ~
The Courier talks about the .Jo",.-
mo|s "tea party The Courier and
its friends had tea-party during the
war--a rebel gunpowder tea-party.
iP,entice.
Did ever two perfect souls in per-
feet bodies belong perfectly to each
other?
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WELD, ANDREWS 4 LEEI'

ME-. have one of the largest and best
w assorted stocks oi above ..uuI. in
TINS country, adapted to Southern trade.
"ilr'i We offer upon favorable. terms. Euy-
'r> VIII II" we'll to give us :. trial Al
ORDERS promptly attended to.
WELD, ANDREWS X IEET.
80" 4 emo
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=
CHARLOTTE IN s. c. RAILROAD, 90.
DoKo, s. c., AprA 16, 1866.
I1lHE Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
~ road Company igavitcs the holders of
those maturing up to July j, 1907, to fund
tho same in bonds maturing six to fourteen
years hence.
Hhia Company expects to be ablc to meet
all Coupons and Bonds maturing after
July, 1867.
l win be at Colunlbia on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, April 30 and May /
and 2, for the purpose OF arranging AZ
above with the holders OF these securities
Q. BOUKNIGHT, Treasurer.
April Is Ia
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad
GENL sUPERINTEND'Ts OFFICE,

sSss 81 LIFT III ,iis!S;
EA .ssa -.S .N 49,
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THROUGH ROUTE NORTH,

CTAGES leave Columbia, s. c., daily,
- connecting with Charlotte and south
Carolina Railroad:
Arrive at Charlotte, n. c. 30 D. ni
Arrive at Greensboro, y. G. 1000 p. IN.
Leave Greensboro ........ 1920 p. III.
Arrive 1T Kichmnnd Va :'15 D. IN.
The following day, connecting with evening
trains for Washington and all the North
rrn cities
Close connections made, ana no delay on
this route. Nearest and best roui. North.
j. Fl1% JAMES, Agent
Jan 23 3mO Il. d. 4 T. Railroads
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hW,""l re.Ja'd to r.a'ie, 0.i ,4Oi To Le puid
tor "'"A 20" k'o'r ci.,N yom miU receice.
% ElcS Rosewood Pianos EACH
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FOR Dollar.
Which they need not pay until it is known
what Is drawn and it's value. Entire satis-
faction guaranteed in all cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
Would call attention to the fact Of its being
the original and largest Gift Association in
the country. We are, therefore, enabled to
send ti"1 goods and give better chances to
obtain the more rdttidlt.. prizes than any
other establishment or the kind. The b,i-
slncss continues to be conducted in n fair
and honorable manner, and q large and
greatly increasing trade .proof that our
patrons appreciate this me Lod OF obtain
ing rich aud elegant goods.
During the past year, this Association
has sent u very large number OF valuable
prizes to All parts of the country Those
who patronizc us will receive the full value
"i their money. as no article on our list is
wnrl, less than One Dollar, retail, and
there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on
having prompt returns, and the article
drawi, Will be immediately sent to any ad-
dress by return mail or express
The following parties have recently
drawn valuable prizes from the Eureka As
s"clation, and have kindly allowed the use
Of their names; many other names might
De published were we permitted:
Andrew Wilson, Custom House. Philadei-
phia, Penn, Oil Painting, valnc 800; JAS
Harsravcs, S2l broadway, New York, Oil
Painting, value 800: +. +. Jones. Barrett.
Marshall Co., Kansas, Mclodeon, valne $500;
L. j. Eyrncs, Waterbury, Ct, Gold Watch.
value Sl25; J. +. Shaw, 224 East oath street,
New York, Plane, value $3.50; Mrs Chas. ].
Nevis, Elmra, N. Y, Piano. value $500;
Miss Lucy Janeway, Eln,ira, N. Y, Cluster
Diamond Ring, value $500; Mrs Il. Pen
noycr, City Hotel, Nashville, Tenn, Melo-
deon, value SIPS; Oscar M. Allen. Co. =.
li2d Reg. Ind. Vols, Nashville, Tenn,
Watch, value SS5; Rowland S. Patterson,
! Co. ID. 10th Iowa Vet. Vols, Oil Painting,
value 500; Mrs. Abbey J. Parsons, Spring
field, Mass. Melodeon, value $3.50; Jas. {.
Dexter, City Surveyor, Syracuse, N. V,
Gold Watch, value sl50; Mrs James Ely,
ia Wooster street, cor. Blocker, N. Y, OH
Painting, value s1OO; Mrs. j. G. Coles,
Grand liapids, Michigan, Silver Castor,
value $40; DR. ]. r.. Sinclair, No. Main
/ ST, Utica, n. y, Framed Engraving, value
30; Hon. Luther Detmold, Washington,
ID. c., Oil Painting, value 500.
Letters from various parties throughout
the country, acknowledging the receipt of
very valuable gifts, may be seen ON file ut
our Office.
To be Sold for One Dollar Each,
hM"ml regard to r.d,4e, l,,d ,4ot To Le puid
Ior ,,aA yon knotr ,ci.,N yom hriu receire
% El,..'t Rosewood Planes E,Cu
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TREAsURER,S OFFICE.
CHARLOTTE Sas. G nAILRoAD Oo

- - - sE g
St. Mary's gazette., 1866-01-04

LEONARDTOwN, ND.
THURSDAY MORNlNi Jan., 4fh. 3isGG.


Reduction in Advertising Rates.
Notwithstanding the present high prices
for all kinds of printing uaierial and for
labor, which are considerably in exetss OF
Q hundred per cent. over anti-war rates.
vs have determined to hazard the expert
ment for season Of reducing the adver-
sisipg terms of the GaStae in the hope of
attracting to its columns a sufficient in
crease OF this kinI Of patronage to cover,
not only The amount of reduction, but to
leaye liberal margin of profit besid-s.-
Prom the present issue Of the Ga=rs'e.
therefore, and until further notice, instead
Of charging, according to our old terms.
81 Der ,squaxc foy the first insertion Of all
advertising matter, we shall charge only
75ieeass. We ask the attention ofadvcr-
tiers 10 this reduction and respectfully So
LEI. their patronage thro.gh the present
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