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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01
STATE ~ WB1oE IN,
D.,tt.t nt Ka,,u.aa


l. ". w. Baker, sheriff Of said Kenoshi county, do
hereby certify hat the above true copy Of the
notice for general election, served upou by the
stcrataty of the ate o. Wisconsin, and now
statutes tt relation elections notice hefebv gwen
that in Addison The STATE officers designated 10 the
above notice OF he secTetprY Of state, the following
county local off :ers are 70 be elected 20 wit
"A Sheriff Tor said county, in place Of w W. Baker
whose term OF on W j expire ON the first Monday
of January, A. d. 1861.
n CL6Jk OfMe circuft cant for said county in
place tehels whose term OF Office will expire
the iist MoudSy of January d. 1867.
u unity Tfed8u, ere said county, in place Of
Pm Wood wlesete Of fles VIII expire on the
FIRST Mnulay 81 JauuntP A 1867
4 Register Of Deeds Cor said county in the place
Of H. ii Tarbeii, whose term Of flee win expire on
~ fret Monday Of January A D. 1867
instruct attorney, ior aid cou ~, in place Of
MARK Dresser whose term Of office VIII expire on the
Grsi ipuday Of JatuAr A. D SGT
a Cte'h 0fMe DO nj u Saper0fS0S g. for said coun-
y u ph e o. Qpsrias, .wlsose term Of Office will
expire on the Fl - Mond8y OF Jalu8fy A. b 1857
Of jason Lohrop Jr., whose term ~ nice will expire
or The fls Monday Of JaDuary A ier7
a Coroaer, for SAID county, in place Of Harvey
Dtrkee, wh Sc term Of Office viii expire the first
Monday OF January S6I.
A Ae1n1er n ASsem6Iy, Tor the Assembly District
composed OF the reyerai waIds Of the cly ana the
towns Of The county of Ktnosha in he pace OF fank-
lin Newell, whose ei Of oi will expire o. The hrst
Monday o. January A. D. 1861.
A COUNTY Supervisor IL the first supervisor Dis
yict ol said county comprising we seFeIal Ids OF
the city of Ken6sha, IN pace Qi " r. Lyman, whose
term ofoffce viii expire on the hrs' hohoay OF Jan
XcolnDniy Supervisor in the third Supervisor Dis
trict III said county. comprising the towns dlcm
Fri0hton Wheatland and Randall in pace of d. c.
Bnfoe.s whose term of Office will expire on the
irst Monday Of January, 1861.
KeLosba Angus %, 1866.
11wf2 Sheriff.
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MILWAUKEE.
PATENTHsS May go, 1885.

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cept in very dirty places, which will require very
slight rub aud unlike other preparations offered for
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leave them much winter than ordinary methods with.
out the usual wear or tear.
II removes grease spots If by magic, and Sofens
the dirt by soaking, that rios ing will in Ordinary
cases entirely remove it.
This power is prepared in accordance With chem.
zeal science, and upon process peculiar to itself,
which is secured BY Letters Patent 1t has been in
use for more than year, aud has proved zlf an
universal favorte wherever it has been used Among
the advantages claimed are the following, VIZ
1t saves ali the expense of soap usually used on
cotton AID linen goods.
it saves most of the labor of rubbing, and wear
end tear.
Also, for cleaning windows il is unsurpassed. With
one quarter Of the time aud labor usually required
it imparts a beautiful gloss and lustre, much superior
to any other mode. No water required except TO
moisten the powder.
Directions with each package.
And can b. readily appreciated by single trial
The cost OF washing for fam y of five SIX per :
sons will not exceed three cents
The manufacturers of this powder are aware that
many useless compounds have cen introduced to the
public which baverctted the cloth, failed in re-
moving the dirt, but knowi the Intrinsic excellence
of this article, they confidently proclaim 1t being
adapted TO meet a demand which has long existed
and which las heretofore remained unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED
Hase we az sTHvENS,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01
PuB11c REsoLur1oN-No. Is


JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary
OF War to settle with the Territory of Color
ado, for the militia of said Territory employ
ed IL the service of the United States in the
years eighteen hundred and siXty-four and
eighteen hundred and sixty five.
Be IL epdcted bg the se1dte and II ,1tss of RsDre
AentotjCes Of he United Suites Of ADserdca in Com
g'eSa "ssenebted That The S-rrerary Of War be au-
thorized tosettle with the proper authorities
OF the Territory of Colorado, for the services of
the first regiment Of Colorado mounted militia,
called into the service of the United States on
the requisition of Col Thomas Moonlight. in
the year eighteen hundred and sixty-fve, and
for the services of any other militia forces of
the said Territory which were employed in the
service of the United States on the call OF the
governor of the Territory in the year eighteen
hundred and sixty -four, allowing in such set
Element all amounts paid by the Territory to
the said troops for pay, use Of horses, clothing
and other proper allowances during the time
when they were so actually in The service; and
that he report the amount fonndto be justly
due TO said Territory on such account in De-
cember next.
Approved, July %, 1866.
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$1,000, 600.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,

which they need not pay until it is known what is drawn
6Hu ItsYaue.
fuE AMERICAN JEWELERS. ASSOCIATION calls
your attenon to the fact OF It's being te larest ana
popular Je~ery Association IL the United States
he business IS ana always hasbcen conducted In Ce
most edhdlu anu hohOiaDle 1hheI' our ihcreas
lag trade Is guarantee OF the appreciation Of
patrons tor this method OF obtaining rich elegant and
costly goods he sudden Stagnaton OF trade In Europe
owing The late German War aud recent disastrous IL
nanca isis in England has caused the failure Ii rye
number of IeSery Houses In L0nd and Faris, obi
to sell their goods at great ihce in in
stance. less than one ttrd the cost OF manutaet Ing
have ay pun very largely these Bankrupt
Gods at suca extremely low pIiccs that We can afo
t. away Finer Goods and give better
The most valuable prizes than any other abiis
ncnr ioin sn,iinr nnsiness- UiIR A Ia ~ - n
RESPECTFULLY solicit Your Patronage, as
cnnfd.nt ~ living lie utmost subtraction Dming Inc
past year have forwarded number Of the
able prizes t. parts Of tie country. Those pat
lOuize viii receive the fell value Ut their money,
md there hi inks. Parties dealing Win may
depend having prompt eturus ana the article drawn
will be Immediately sent TO any address by return mail
Tie pareshaye recently drawn valuablepgzes
from he American Jew- fts ASSOCIATION, ana have kind
l. allow ed the use OF their names:
lharlrs j. Hunter Esq Treasury department ash
ngJon, d. Co Piano, value $500 MISS Anna e. Yates o.
St Marks Place, n. W. Sewing Maehlae value S!5j Brig
Gen. Il Hanson, Vols, Nashville Tenn oil 'er lea
set value Sl5O Miss Emma hunttr, 6j Front ST., Har-
G. Pa. sewing Machine, value $40; Lieut. Colonel
alter hitUenden, Quartermaser, Louisville, NY. Coli
atci value, SiJU naines, Zi7 h1Eg ST., Charles
ton u, silver atch, value sou Alexander Johnson,
Enanelsd Wa ca, value S50 Samuel Lee, Esq, FRESH
Colorado and ed Bank aiming Company, San IRAN
Principal Elahatt collegiate INSTITUTES Elkhart, n j..
Diamond PIN, varue S2JJ Longs t:eet, MontgCmey
| 5any, " G0.d Lineu Dining Set, value SaUe; Mist
Clara Lueusuer Dayton Ohio, Piaaoiorte, value S4OO
| ami Diamond Pin, value $40.
Many names could paced the List but putlsl
names without permission. Our patrons desired
to United states currency wheni convenient.
PARTIAL LIST OF TICLEs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01

One of The ebove Steamers viii leave for
o ELC q. GO.
Egefy evening AZ IL o'clock. Saturdays excepted.
and for .t|ar
NJ L w A r X T. e, ~
TWO R VFRS AID informed islf Ports very aft err
1000 al o'cio X Saturday, and Sundays excepted
For WOEF Rsvs Ks n EzEwsUNEE,
and Intermed ATE ports, every Saturday night at 70
O'clock, and Ter =.
GRAND HAVEN az TUAKEGoN,
eyesy sunday. Tuesday ana Thursdsy evenings a.
For heignt-or passage, apply at the flee ofthe
48ft KER0s2 PsER so.
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D. % s T,s

BEfN EN- theWatercure and Depot, a DjSchdrge
Edper. belonging &c Christian Van Au private in
Co . To- Rsgt n Y. Heavy Artillery. The finder
WI please retur4 1t to Louis Walker, at Boesen'
Cabinet Shop. 9wIo
henosha, Oct. TO- 1866
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01

G1 00O a YEAR made by any one with slj- TEL CT
90 w Tools No expeE iei &c necessary The + 'es-
idonts Cashiers and Treasurrs Of three Banks endorse
the circular Sent free with samples Address the Anne
rican Stencil Tool Works, Springfield Vermont. Sml0
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-11-01
DIR SEELBY'S
Liquid altar RI Remedy.
SYMPTOMS,

The symptoms ofOatarrh at hrst very slight
Persons a. they have cold thai they have fire.
qGent attacks ard sensitive to the charges
OF temperature. To this condition tbs nose may be
dry slight discharge, ihu and aCrid, afterwards
thick and adhesive, may euSue.
As the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
and are hawked or coughed OF. The secretions are
offensive, causing bad breath; the voice thick aud
nasal the eyes weak the sense OF smell Iessened
destroyed--deainess frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom Of Cas-
tsrrh that the person is obliged to clear his throat
in the morning OF thick Shiny mucous, which has
fallen from the head during the nigh. When this
takes place the may be that his disease is
its way to the lungs, and should lose time in
arresting it.
The above are but few of the many Catarrhal symp
toms Write our Laboratory tor our pamphlet de-
scrIbing fully all symptoms, it viii be sent FREE to
any address. Also, directions where to procure the
medicine.
we are receiving letters from all parts of the Un-
ION, and also numerous testimonials from those using
N'oearlng the evidence of its infaibie merits.
~ This remedy contains no MINERAL or POISON,
oUs GRADIENTS but is prepared from Vegetable Elk
tracts "a uSvey therefore il PerfectIu ba zaIess
e'e ~ ing most tender aud decaJ- cftIld sES
CAL Tor seelYe's Catorrl Remedy and take
no other II not ID BY drug = ir. Scur vicinity
the' WI" "ioeF 1t Tor You. erice 81 20 a bottle
a persons suffering with any HF4rtion of the
Head, ih5oat or Lungs, should write at n, a. f,r an,
Pamph'et tu'y describing ali symptoms pertain{ns 70
: the above diseases. IAN iis 20
twill be sent rec to any address.
Address.
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION

American Jewellers Association,
DepOts: 90 AZ SO Nassau, sd, So u 5S Lib
erty Street, New York city, ta
OF Rosewood Pianos and Melodeons, Fine Oil Paintings
Eugrayings Silver Ware, Gold and Silver Watehes ana
ii egant Jewery consistingO Diamond Pins Diamond
Hlngs. Cold bracelets, Coral Flo, eneine, Mosaic,
Jet, Lava, and Cameo Ladies Sets, Gold Peps with
Gold and Silver Extension HOlders, Sleeve But
tons, Sets of Studs, Vest aud Neck Chains,
Plain and Chased Gold Chains, &C., NC. .-----
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Agents wanted e veryyvhene,

Uncqualled inducements offered to Ladies aud Gents
WIN will SUCH Our descriptive circulars sent
application. .. ... - .f{
bistrl. utons made in the following manner -
Certificates naming article and ITS value placed
envelopes naiHin the Cet titcate Order
article viii be del veTsd Office, by mail to
any address, without regarG choice, receipt
On receiving the certificate til purchaser will what
DOtiG and receive the article named, can any
other ice llsJ-Oi the vale. 49,. .-
Tureitscis sealed ENVELOPES may IA this man
ner, .Ltain a.tiolo worth from five hundred
dollars.
i.oua letters cessary. Have the kindness to
WI lie plain urecti0us ana in choosing eren articles
from those drawn, Jon the style desired
- Orders Sealed Envelopes must in every be
accompanied with the CASH with the name PEI
sending, and Tpwn County and State plainly
Letters should be addressed to the Managers follows
ssyEAN, WATSON ~ co,
3mlg 81 & 3y Nassau Street, New York City.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the FsrSt Session Of the Thirty ninth
Congress.
Ptrprrc-No 1915 I

[PUBMc-No 1861
AN ACT to incorporate "The Soldiers and
Sailors Union" of Washington, D. G.
BE it enacted blythe Senate and House of Repre-
Sentati0eS oftAe United States of A0aerica IN Com
greSs assembled, That H. A. Hall, W. C. Por-
ter, VIII A. Short, James Cross, j. H. Night
lngale, ID. s. Curtiss, L. Edwin Dudley, G. M.
Van Buren,, VIM. s. Morse, Lawrence Wilson,
VIM: l.. Brahmhall f. E. Drake, B. 2. Cutter,
". Fl. Il. Bates, H. n. .Rothery, S. G. Merrill,
Chas. A. Appel, G. A. Lukenbaugh, j. S. Fir
min, John II. Simpson, George w. De Costa,
l.. J. Bryant, j. III Gray, Lyman S. Emery, and
A. |. Bennett and their successors in office, be
and they are hereby, incorporated and made a
body polite and incorporate, by the name of
the Soldiers and Sailors Union of the City OF
Washington, D. c." and by that name may
sue and be sued, plead and be implicated in
any court or law or equity, and may have and
use q common seal, and exercise the powers
rights, and privileges incident to such corpo-
rations.
SEC. 2. ind be 1t further enacted, That the
said corporation shall be capable of acquiring,
receiving, holding, and conveying real and per-
sonal estate, not exceeding two hundred thou
sand dollars in value; which estate shall never
be divided among the members ofthe corpora
ton, but shall descend to their successors for
the promotion of the interests and general vel
fare Of the soldiers and sailors ofthis corpora
ton, Whoshave served in the Union army or ma
Wy during the late war for the suppression OF
the rebellion, and the relief and protection OF
their widows and orphans.
SEC 3. Ind be 1t further enacted, That this cor
poration shall have power to alter and amend
its constitution and bylaws: Provided, That
they do not conflict with the laws of the cor
poratiOn of the city of Washington, D. G.
SEC 4. ind be 1t further enacted, That said cor
poration shall not exercise banking privileges,
or issue or put in circulation any bank note
paper, token, scrip, or device, to be used as
currency.
Sec. 5. And be ii. further enacted, That Con
gress reserves the right to alter or repeal this
act at any time. @
Approved, July IS, 1865
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Without regard to value and not to be paid for uI
til you know what you are to receive:

DlsmoIu rms, Brooches and Ear Drops, Ladies sets
Gad and Coral Jet and Gold, Florentinc, Mosaic Lava
and Cameo sets of studs, Vest aud Neck Chains p ain
and Chased Gold ings, Gold Thmbles LOckets New Style
Belt buckles. Gold Pens aud Pencils, Fancy oik Boxes,
Gold Pens with Gold and Silver Extension HOLDER,
large fine Silver Ware and JeweweI ~ Of
every description, of the best make aud latest styles
~" Il chance to obtain 0ny Of the above Arti-
cles for ONE DOLLAR, By Purchasing a sealed
envelope for % cts. s,-t..
ga Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81; Eleven
for So Thirty Tor So SXtyfve for SO; One hundred
for SO. ..f- s..... ...s a.-
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Throat Affe ctions

Are more frequently than otherwise caused
by thick, Shiny mucos falling from the head
especially during the night, and result
ing from Catarrh and are cured
BY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

The New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern Railroad
and the Mississippi Central will during the Fair pass a per
visiting New Orleans half the usual price Of tickets
Passengers will be carried the New Orleans Opelousas
and Great Western Railroad ard the Steamboats, running
Bayou Teche in connection herewith at Aalpre from the
10Th to the 29h November, inclusive.
The vi ksburg packet Fashion, Captain P. D Pratt wi
bring persons coming Orleans during the period Of
the Fair, ut half rates.
The following Raroad and Steamboat Lines will return,
FREE OF CHARGE, all Exhibitors and their Wares,
present the FAIR in New Orleans, commencing the
Goth November, 1866:
Chicago and Great Eastern Railroad.
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company.
Memphis and Charles Railroad
Pacific Railroad.
Desmoines Valley Railroad,
Cincinnati and Gainesville Railroad.
Syracuse, Birmingham and New York Railroad,
Peoria, Pekin and Jackson Railroad.
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad.
Rutland and Bur gton Railroad.
Kcokuk and Maunt Pleasant Railroad.
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company and Rarond
Lines.
Southern Mississippi Railroad,
Mobile Mail Line of Steamers.
Texas Line of Steamers, outside.
LUTHER HOMES,
Secretary and Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
The Courts.

The following is the Judgment rendered on
Saturday in the Fourth District Count " tie. adss
of Laskey & Lang vs.. schooner Acusae9, eaptaln u
and owners In the suit, No. II Wy, AhasAe1 q
Lang, obtained a Judgment against tue schooner
Acustico, captain and owners LOT s4eoA l ~. ang
0eton i based on adataied account of aabot asit
materials furnished in repairing lns sGnopnei' .!'
which account is against the schoOhet a9aatio9
and owners, and il annexed to the peuuon ana
| mad part thereof. Captain Lena ~ .that sg1t,
says Judge Iheard, is o mere nominal ptrly. hs ns
| wa evidently made parry Tor w patPIIs9e pPIs ~ y,
| having some ona on whom cltation coulu pe
served. The judgment il against Dlin "
| nd not against him individually. II was signed
ON the 9th Of May, 1866. All deays ~ : suspe
| sive appeal have consequently eilpeeu. a ,o,t;.
] In a subsequent suit between lae saile paIttes,
the very one low under consiaarauon, anu On Whch
a motion for suspeHsiye appeal y pIesenteu 70
this court, the schooner Acastleo oi ~
coneu1'So took place between Sto;nI n,i
Captain Lana tolaiming his wages US Gap nilu
all the creditors Of said schooner. NO opJeGuons
were raised by. Laskey Lang, VI gny =. N nc
crdi'.ors against the presence o oaps. nena ~ sta
COZ tcurSO. No allegation OF y" iIi FaTp,ar
~ ade or proved against hm. Al 25 l35inei l Juus'
dents or claims were merged in the sala c2Ictfso
the ohiect of which was to settle Inc Fath OF al
claims against the schooner. IAess e sisssns mslt
classed according to law any MY 'S ign,ant GacraeS
to pay them accordingly me JuSs ietlt It
in the co0ron.so was signed on the ISL 0etoper
1866, and acquieseed in byall the erealtots; -,
a. The delays for . suspeqslys aPpeIae o ~ .s ~
e GSnfs9 o@Iy o%naG GayRg Trt the No
T. hy S ooaay aaa dae EsF5ssaa aa Lana captain
d. Lana Immediately Afterwards ~ ~ -
II oo requesting tRs sa9E 50 eaSsase aaS to pa ea
at JaoGlsnt III te 9Ase 9A4 5acreed in his favor b
p5 sEsr M u ,ai IasEsy Lang be made pagt
II u,e. L.askcy 1 Lang GoH ask for snspensl'
pi appeal from t1at rnigg, ,.,a,o ;tisno+o ;,,5
he 1T caaheG b9 i ap lie revised by appei
fer mem ot fle sh,t!lY opianing Viii
i ro snde:ss he must 9ssy 81 y II Z IN int,
he s"thu oLsol sttVl u oeh rnfny due 10 ANA indy
s 'oGG;Gs oily e@s5s s gafpsheea 4 case waeFe ai
es, thtAt as rendefta; ~; oanacitv The garnishm5
lie 9c IL rfpresehlau'N
,us m-oontlnued on eighth Pase,-sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
The AgrIeulturnl ralr.

For the past two days, the officers and rpna.
been very busy in their various departu tents.
The polite secretary, llatEer Homes, isp viii
his o0ry,s of clerks, have had their HANDY inll al
tending to the business at the associate ,,s heG6-
quar- teTs, al Me haitcs' institute. There nh
entries are made ana tickets issued. yesterday nj
TIE Fair Groeads the supernter dents Of the
different departments, with MIR. Ke tS tbe neral
snpcrin'endept, and the Board Il Directors werc
all present receiving goods, rsv chi,ery, live stock
horses etc, and assignla' for each thci.
respective places in tp q buildings of IN,
department, To-day will be the last rcI
the antry Of goods, ar tine scene at the Fat
one. No one will he admitted tu.day, 10 rht
grounds, "ithout {. ticket so that to avoid tran Il
and delay all those who have business there, IL x
potter SECURE tncir iiclets from. Secretary Homes
bef0rf3 starting. MaGhine aad nle,.HahiGai imple
lmeats, paHos sewing mactjues and uiisceilaneou
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19
Post Office .9ostce.

P0sT OFFICE, New Orleans Nov O. 1856.
Until further notice the Mails at the New Orleans Post once
will be closed aB foIows
Mails West close daily at NJ via New Orleans and Jack
Railroad
Mails North, West close daily at M, Mobile,
Ala
Brashear via opeousas Railroad daily except Sundays
A.
Coast Mail for all Post Offices up river Bayou
Sara, closes Wednesdays at ana Sundays at a
Vicksburg Malls close every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday, via the River.
Mails for Lower Coast close at A every Wednesday and
Saturday
Mails for covington close IL NJ every Monday and
Thursday.
Mails for Algiers close daily at 9An
Mails for Galveston and Indauols, Texas M
Monday Wednesday, and Friday Opelou8as Railroad
Mails fer Ouachts River close Wednesdays and
Saturdays, via the River.
Mails for Northeastern Texas and Red River trweeky
Mails for Brownsville Tex ard Havana will be forwarded
by every vessel clearing from his Port
OFFICE HOURS.-Opens A. NJ closes P. NJ
The General Delivery will be kept open unit p N, and
the Merchants Delivery until 10p NJ
sUNDAYS.-Ofice opens a. Nj and closest N.
R. W, TALIAFERRO,
Postmaster.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

Anadjourned meeting Of this board was held on
Saturday evening, President McCuoch in the
chair.
4 resolution was adopted that the public Offices
will be closed to-inoFr0w, il consequence of the
State Fair opening.
An ordnance submitted at n previous meeting,
fixing the taxes and licenses on professions,
trades, etc, for the coming fiscal year was con-
sidered and adopted, with some amendments,
upon its first reading Twill come up this eTe-
ming on second reading.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-19

An advertisement appears in our coluYaHa from
the ehlef Of police cautioning the pubiic to be on
thieves that may be expected to visit the city, in
view Of the extraordinary opportunities forscarry-
ing on their nsfarious occupation during tie fair
The robbery Of the package of money from Mr.
Iapeyre at the postofiee, shows that We have
already amongus expert knaFes, and the worm
ing Of the chies is well timed.