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gstd any 9snifss,s of ;ssses sonips fEo19c .na.
& sFSne o'i.cto[ reaqate ~, sas PFe'e2s1G
foreign eonttgnols So1ntIy, shall be examined o.
or Deputy Collector, or proper officer Of cuatoms.
at Buffalo, Detroit, Port Huron, ogdensbnsgb. aud
other ports In the United States where
connections are made between American
aud provincial ferry hosta. Passengers and their
bagcagc. arriving from foreign contiguous ter
ri,oIy. shall be inspected and examined on the
lont, and pA6scngera shall not be permitted,
nor. their basge be permitted to land.
uniil officers make the examination. nasgarc
TAKEN on hoasd a steamer plying from the British
Provinces 70 EastporI thgnce to Portland along
The coaat. shall be placed In room by Itself
nj der United States Custom lock and aeal either
By United STATES Consul or Custom officer Of the
hret port Of arrival, TO be examined def;cryfby
the proper officers at the port Of Its destination.
A9roETNENTs.
The President has made the following appoint
menta J, ~ Duke. COLLECTOR Of Internal Revenue
for lhe Ninth District ot Kentucky; j.. u. W.l
dron, Register Of land Once al Gre,n1c7f, MIN
nceota; lily. Bill. Of Minncsota, Receiver Of Pub
lie Moneys. Daniel Chaplin, Of Oregon, Receiver
oi PublIc Moneys.
, 1866-11-15
BALTIMORE,

The Police Dimculty BcluR PeaccnblE set
ttcd-The Did Police Force Report 10 tho
New Commissioners. &c.
BA171HorE. November 4.--The poltce difficulty
IL .apil!y coming to a solution. Nearly the en-
Ore force reported for duty 10 the new commis.
eicue1s this morning, through Marshal Carmichael
and his subordsnates: 4 few have resigned, Whoee
r. now believed that the books, property. &C.. In
shc possession Of the old Board NIL De turned oseF
adjust and close up the business Of the depart
uent.
The thi.ty.frst anuua! meeting Of the Maryland
Baptist Union Association commenced here to-
daT. The Rev. j. w. ". Williams Is Moderator.
Pursuant 10 call lately tssned meetIne Nss
held here to-day OF members Of the old Mar land
Agricultural Society, for the pnrpofe Of reorfan
i15rc 10 Society," which has not held meettnG
sfuce Tic war commenced. A committee, head {
by Colonel 4. Rowie. WIS appointed on pe1ma
nent organization.
, 1866-11-15

Narrow Eecnpc Of Passenvers-Onc surned
to Denfh. auI several Drowned
CINCINNATI, November 1.-THE commsTeta3s. q
foil ,wins particulars Of the burning OF the
steamer Henry Won Ph1l:
Tic steamer Henry. Won rhul.. with so bales
Of cotton, was burned at three o'clock this morn
!ne, above Donaldeonsille. The fire commnn!
Gated 10 the cotton from the pipe Of aeck hand
and vas soon under full hcadway. The boat VA
uted and one passengers on board, including
number Of ladies', nearly n11 OF whom cscnpct
ashore, with The loss OF all their bagcsse ilS a1t
ciotbce, One passenger Was burned. and aesera
drowned. The boat and cargo are total loss.
, 1866-11-15
FROM KANSAS.


Thanksgiving Dny-Conl aud oil Mt Lcar.
cnworth-KaIlrond Charters.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tstbnne.1
LAWRENCE, November II.
Governor Crawford has issued his proclamation
appointing Thursday, the 29th dsy OF November,
a. u dsy. or pablic Thanksgiving and praise fot
the blcssinee mercIcs and favors yonchsatcd to
the people Of This State during ths year now
coming to close.
progressed to the depth Of aIou, foar ,l hundred
ready descended lnto The oil regions, and crude
petroleum floats like pine chip on she aqrfase q
coal have been passed through within tsW
GAYS, hut none that will pay for wo,kinE. Tht
company are now prepared 10 sink the shaft tc
The drpih Of geo feet, and are confident ef reach
ing, within that distance. either a good flow
oil or paying vein Of coal.
Nearly hfty miles Of the Atchison s. Pixies Peal
Eoad are completed.
The railroads and the election Of two Unitet
statrs Senators constitute tue PRINCIPAL theme 2
q debt or s2,6G0,0c0, in violation Of an exp1!ci
proposition Of the Constitution Of the Stale.
r-arf1y discussed.
, 1866-11-15

Commencement OF the Pork Packing season
"A Dul Senson 1o"kea For-iaoFsc Ana'-
rond acknowledgements,
lspechl Despatch to the Chtcago Ttioanel
lSp1AxAro11s, November II.
I'D. Fastlson i Co. commenced to XII hogs
sesterda, at EIncan's pork house. No contracts
bayc yetbeen made By pork dealere. and. from
p,escut Indications, saali amounts viii be PACE
his seaou, as farmers insist on higher prices
lie reeipts Of the Street Railway Company for
October were 81 50, on which aEcveuue az 2!
fsf1..5 yas Maid. The company ARE rapidly
nnshine,orwiFd their Improvements. The road
10 Crow, Hill Cemetery Is graded nearly AZ iae
wav, an il now waiting ios the ties. uess
In fwo vseks. TWO caIs have been procured io1
use on that linz. and another Is now being Nh
tshcd. ,c.r,o...,rs
rnetts IL his civ 6u the slst !nst.nt to c1ccs ON
ccss and airanact Important business.
, 1866-11-15
FROM DES MONIES.

{,rocxcx on tho nes a1niucs snAcY AatI-
ront-TctcEruph lfuproycncats-Sc" hA
nrt~s Ontcc Upcned-Aceideat.
lspt aa1 Despatch to the Chicago Is1oune.l
DEs Mo1xxs, Iowa, November Il.
Nr, Elbourne, Of 1.-THE Dcs Moines faues hall.
road s:ys the bridge across the rsset At this point
"a TO ht commenced soon. and The stons anu-
,neut< will be built before the spring fresnel.
The so.d i. to he ruahea throneh TO junction snet
Val hss heeu couuneneed on the new telc.
rranh i1e between here and Davenport ana ws
eoon sisll have two lines between Dss Ao1nes anu
Thr uercharts' Union Express Company Rssg
cstsh,J,hcd an offce in this ely. and commence
dung business, twill help ns very ms.c!,s's
nnr n.t.ehsnts ~ Lsed Of payang the heavy tates
, 1866-11-15

The Tcnnesxcc I.-sia!nture-A QaoFtnm t, IN
the TIou~e-ncntll of nn Associate 81 'Fs"'-
dcni Jackson.
SAsus111E, November 14.-Fitty-s1z AeprestGn,, e.
tn5ves, exactly a. quorum, wire present N wv
Unutc to-dxy: -Four pcw members were amer
watde eworn In aud the House adlonIua W -
mn1ow, on account Of the dcceaec Of W b. i1eHts'
fricad and associate Of Andrew jackson. a lho
MN u expected u th.. Se1stc to-moc. oM.
, 1866-11-15

PHILADELPHIA. November 14.-1n the homicide
rasc Of McGuile. for ehootiug Maggie Barr N 2
a verdict OF ntanalanchter In The second d:srce;
The prisoner throughout The. trial gave real aud
disssunl.srd sym ptoms Of insanity. THIS Scr;
d{ct viii cfve Inc court an opportunity 10 send
him 10 the insane asylum.
, 1866-11-15

heretofore oxacted. A suitable reduction would
gres.1y i, esease the business!
DR.. L. E. Crooks, prominent ci1izsu OF De
Moines, fell from load Of straw, striking on bis
head, causing seye7e ia}uFy.k
, 1866-11-15
tAil{t1terp.


fEN1Ne.
~ mHa, NJ. 3. MILLS ..
WILL OPEN the very laics: tT1cs Of Win1t7 Aiaet5.
On A1URDAY. Nov. l7.h. 70 cs:xs. id Hasalo@'
ton at. next 10 the Opera aouse.
, 1866-11-15

PoronEFHrs1f, November M.--Thc i've mile
boat race here today, between Gilbert Ward and
William Stevens, resulted in VICTORY for the }ha-
ter. Time, :3 minutes and 81 ecconts.
, 1866-11-15
FROM BOSTON.
Death Of au Aged Cleraymnn--Conventton OF

Death Of au Aged Clcr9ymnn-Conventton of
ltattreud EuEinetFs.
RosroS, November 13.-Rey. Dr.. jerks, well
known Clergyman, died yesterday, aged sig95y- ~
eight. pr. jerks Rradnaiet At har,ata L IN w., R1,
neT. Of Thfladejphia. is the only Survivor:
lie Grand International Division Of the BrothEF-
hood Of Locomotive Engineers commenced their
Wilson, Of Rochester presided. The associa-
tion was organized 10 Deirolt IN 1861 and has fur
its oLiect the improvement Of the condition 81
locomotive engineers, and to urge npon railroad
officers the propriety Of adopting ench rules and
regulations as will tend to harmonize M tSla'
tjpus existing between employers and emploJes.
and to dtscpupteuAuec all strikes, believing that
ihe Interests Of each can better be snbsefTcd BY
more inst and rational means.
Between sixty and fesenty dele9ases are pseSeo1
, 1866-11-15

TRIAL or JonN QUEEN. .
John Qulnp, late Of Rochester, and formerly o.
lii Counsel put ia afidavtts lfom the prisoner,
asking TINT the trial he postponed tn order TO OBJ
tain The evidence Of an Important Witness.
HIs Lordship ruled the affidavit not sufacientto 10
postpone. nv,
Several Witnesses were then e1antned. !he
infT. at1er short consultation. returned Vetalet
Of guilty.
IL was then sentenced to be hanged On the 1Sth
Of December. Es&
, 1866-11-15
BALTIMORE POLICE DIFFICULTIES
NEARLY SETTLED.
The Old Police Force Report to
the New Commissioners.
Meeting Of the Society Of the
Army Of The Tennessee.



Hs Atlantic f:nb'e-Trc"tf Vaccinations Hs-
tween Iku*s'n nnd fTu*s,n-Ihe haa.i-n
bamn CInims-%tcamcr Dsanbtcd-Ex.f;os-
cr1,ur Eyre To- be Jn.i,ctcd for .lurder-lscn-
crat Amncssy Accorded to the lu.urucns~
ocrsvnnnsorea . St..c'''en' o' rue "'oeA
ndc kunneT taeethon.
Srw rouk. November IA special to the
1:ra., f,on, ns1,,n 1.ncsdov Noycn,her 1s,h.
Mfd.o tsen ls;n, aassu ~, nano,tnns a1ss
NC going on 10. au offensive and defensive ALL
anec between Russ,a and Prussla.
aoss 10 set,s
| the Alabama claims, II demand Is made by INC
Losnoa. Sose"oe. sn9"es ~. -. .n,.. .ae 49,
wednepday morning.
| QUEENSTOWN, November 13.-The steamship
| Manhatlap, from New YORK October 31s., arrived
''ere ao'oas' anu pvee.1." ~ ~ ~. .as, p,.r.
11srnroo1, October 1.-THE ss s,eamsh,p ans aeru.
dssss and vas oSjtred land her
ess a, Ardro.san. m seotlanas
,csnox. Noxembcr 1a-1he British Admiralty
Oh Oh tbc China seas to prevent piracy.
lee has unantmou-1y resolved To indlct Governor
| EJfc for murder.
| - r,frrranrno Soreu,h,r 1s-Ttc statement
,,I.s-"- -, ,,.-,.so5 1,- :.
tha' thc Is"sslan alms WIS " Ut 1i1e'eAseo ~
[ levy Is incorrect
| LONDON, November 13-Yesratches from the
| Est np,,nnrn thpt thc TurEish Government 1.as
: .s.s-., ,,no.t. a. 4bn ,,rrrror,e
otacfea eenc'a' a"'es'S ~ '1e 'ns"' ke''s
Of Csndia.
t.orrSuAoEs November 12-Tbe King to-lav
| e,,, ~, . ~ ~ s...;,, ~ ,ho ns,I.h (,l,o a,
= | !o'l'a"s W heu s',e He ~ l1e - .
here. In Ills fl'ecch on ahat occasion ne ea'o ne
. . was convinced TINT Denmark woutd soon rc.aiu
. her tsa1ural frontiers hy popular Fotr'
DELsT, November li.-The German teans-Atlnn'
III, cn,nn,Dyss seanasl In ST. Saufsnt touched here
10 duy, f1 rtftf< to ua,Te.
: 1orrox Novcuhcr 1:-EycnInr.-Il il said
, . s.,sss s,s,d;.,. ~, 'rae, ~, 1-,,,o,
taat Tue qaest'ons iG"u'ne oe."eu tne eItsa '1
States and Frazer, Trenholm u Co. hsse bctn
amicably settled, whereby lite vesscls In dispute
o,r 1r;no at 1;rernoo, and all The p,,er oropcrt,
. ss,a.sol
4 ! "ase oeen tS,e"I.
LONDON, Noscmoef Ia'-ln erlle o. INC ma'.
dcnias. rrlmoEs Of Pfnsso-l:usstan alliance con
,nue 10 prevail, 1t ts even safd that the treat,
= ~o.1aca for fhr ,d,utssfn; of the IIn,ca State
&c into The alliance with a sovereign establishment
Ia .n'o 'ne a1. - w.. ,,.=ss..sa ~
10 in the Mediterranean sea. anu guarantees tna
!: nairon highly favorable commercial advantages
, 1866-11-15

The 11ete0rtc Fhenomenou.
new YoRK. November 1.-THE Tor'd'* specials
f:om Wa.hirs ston and New Haven report seeing q
lew ncteore last night through powerful ohsersn
tory ielctcopce, but there vas 10 great shoWe
nnYWbctC.
, 1866-11-15
n1rnn~N NnHeENAv

UlVOTEF HhUe kHbS.
New TORE, November 1A.-Thc bill making
hnhitua1 drunkenness sufficient cause fpr divorce,
fss psssed The Vermont legislature thirteen to
elercu-wtth an amendment. requiring that The
drurkcuress must be Of two years duration pre-
yious to the finding Of the libel.
, 1866-11-15
Nfm qualifications.


NEW WORK.
In LIGHT OF TIE AGE-~ by F. D. 0rcutt.
explains the miracles OF scripture, and shows 1T
non-dlviuIty. Also the nrtcfn and end OF Eanne
and universe, and when tuy hrmlaphere viii again be
a icehere. fo. sais a; r. WESTERN MEMS vs. e. e.!
By mall on receipt Of 60 coats.
, 1866-11-15

BALTIMORE, November 14.-Thc great race of
the day YVES betWeeC tho horses Dexter, Silas Rich
and ratc I'll, best three In ave TO harness, and was
won In tl,ree straight heats by Dcd.F. T1le-
a.Sl: e;9la; and 2:44J5;.
, 1866-11-15

FROM EUROPE 4. |
Important Treaty Negotiations
Between Russia and
Prussia.
The English Governmental Incline 10 Set.
lie tht Alabama Claims.
Ex-Governor Eyre to be Indicted
for Murder.
The Pope's Protest Against the
Action of Italy and
Russia.
Particulars Of the Attempt Upon
the Life Of Francis Joseph.
fR0il WASHINGTON.
Tic Proposed Impeachment Of
President johnson.
johnson Men Make Relentless
| War Upon Secretary Stanton.
FRO NJ CAN 4 D /.
Yesterdays Progress
in The Fenian
| Trials.
Conviction and Sentence Of
/ the Prisoners Whe1an
and Quinn.
TIE CHICAGO TIMES
/ NEGRO SUFFRAGE
/ ARTICLE.
!; Reply Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
to the Chicago Times.
The Chic Copperheads lnflexi-
bly, Opposed to Negro
Suffrage.
: 8hLT LTIMORE POLICE DIFFICULTIES
e NEARLY SETTLED.
: The Old Police Force Report tt
+ + the New Commissioners.
l. Meeting Of tue Society Of til
=. Army Of The Tennessee.
, 1866-11-15

1TAsONIC-The regular assembly Of
lfl yan Rensselaer, Grand Lodse Of Perfection wtll
IL held ii the Masoulc Temple uis tTuGRSDAf3
evening" nj X O'clock. Al the members OF tie L7asc
80 '@eA~' JAs. Il. NILES, G:aad Secretary.
E.ltA A-a..
, 1866-11-15
FROM LOUISVILLE.

General JEFF. e. DnsI. md General Han"
sons Funcrnl-The Kentucky HoH Crop
Arrest Of the Nashville Railway Robbers
Cotton Auction Sales-Crop. In Tennessee
pcrROuHI.
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A GOnd lrhinU

DIR Eastery's Iodine and Sarsaparilla is Com
pound OF the Fluid Extracts OF the Honduras
Sarasparila, Yellow Dock, Stillingia Burdock,
Pr inces Pine, and several other valuable Roots
with the Iodine and Iodide OF Potassium, in a
highly concentrated state which render. the
preparation The mos prompt and eficacious
known 10 man, .or Vie cure of these diseases
arising from an impure sta;e O The blood and
all diseases where a tonic and Alternative medi-
cine Is indicated. 1t searches out the very germ
or roots OF disease by purifying the Blood and
correcting the secretlOns of lie LIVER ana n =
thoroughly renovating the whole ystem from all
impurities, giving new lie and activity to all
the various organs OF the body. IL pur.Eas the
Blood aud removes all pimpies and boiches
and makes the skin pure white and clear
Ii will cure Scroula, Old Sores, Tetler, Ring
worm, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Pimpes on the
Face, Prairie and Barber's Itch Army Itch
Illinois Mango, Missouri Scratches Iowa Digs
and all Diseases and Eruptions on the Skin ;
out tor the cure of Sores and Skin Diseases OF
every kind, we recommend Gridiey's Salt
Rheum and letter Ointment to be applied to the
Sores or parts affected The Iodine OF Sasapar-
lila purifies the Blood and removes the cause
and the Ointment heals the sores and kills The
Disease, and thus speedy and permanent cure
is effected. Both are recommended to be used
for these complaints.
Every person afflicted with II disease should
know that Dr. Eastery's Iodine and Sarsapar-
liza Is six times Stronger, Cheaper and Better
than any other Sarsaparilla or Blood Purifying
Medicine now offered TO the public, or no money
will be taken for it. Therefore ask for Dr. Eas-
terly'a Iodine and Sarsapari,ia, and take moth
ing else.
Price the Iodine and Sarsapalila, $l.5O per
bottle.
Price-Gridleys Salt Rheum aud Tetter Oint-
ment, IS cts. per bottle.
Prepared and cold by DR.. e. East rly & Co. :,
No. ~ North Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo Sold
at their Branch Family Medicine Store, No. SO
Madison street, Chicago, Iii.
For sale by all DRUGGISTS
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Dr.. Rnlker,n aneciGc.

This celebrated Medicine viii Cure Gonor-
rh9a, elect, Structure, Seminal Weakness or
Spermaturrh9a, Chordee, Diseases of the Kid
ney's and Bladder and all Diseases of tae Sex
ual Organs caused by COntagion or Weakness
OF either Sex, Male or Female
This infalhble Remedy is now offered to the
afflicted and Warranted to Cure all diseases OF
the Genital Organs In lew days.
1t Is a safe aud lntallibe Cure tor Spermator-
rhea, generally termed Seminal Weakness,
caused by self abuse or excessive lndulg ence,
wh,ch is now so tearfuily prevalent in ali parts
OF the country 1t Is great Healing, Purity ing,
ana Aelt-Curng Remedy, which requires no med
ical aid or advice as plain directions for use ac-
company the medicine. ihe demand tor tuis
Specific is wonderful and il every day mere
ing. Orders are daily Received for ii from near
ly every city aud town III the United states to
be forwarded by Express. Aud il has cured more
cases of Private Diseases than all the Pays
clans Vest of the Allegheny Mountains " ih
his Specific you can cure yourself for one-tenth
the money that Physicians charge, aud thus
avoid ali chance OF exposure and rain from ig>
ncrant quackS, calling Themselves electors"
"a word to the wiseio sufficient, aud hint
ought to be enough for the afflicted.
n B. In cases If GonotrhCea. elect and
Structure, Dir. Bakers injection is recommended
to be used In junction with the Specific, as
1t materially aids in suduiug the inflammation
and stopping the discharge Both are recon-
mended 10 be used in these complaints.
] Treatise Sexual diseases, called the Self
lns 4ructer," accompanies each bottle OF the
Specific.
Price DR.. Baker Specific $3.50 per bottle.
Price -Dt. Bakers Injection, SLIGO per bottle.
Price lhjycting syringe, 30 cents; &C.
male Injecting Syringe, 81 cents.
Sent by Express t. All parts OF the country on
feee' pt OF the money ano tyen y-fve cents ads
ditUnd to pay for Ooxlug aud Shipping.
Prepared aud sold by Dt. e. EAsTEKLY Il Co.
No. ~ North Fifth .tree', St Louis, Mu., aud
a their Branch Store M. 90 Mauianu ~ AAt
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Facts for the People of this Town.

Men and women, everywhere, demand an
equivalent for the amount of money they
pay out. Without it, no one feels sa It's fled
With this fact in view, we now offer you
TEBBETTs PHYsIoLoGrCAL HAIR REGENERA-
TOR an article which entirely surpasses any
preparation of the kind ever offered to the
American people
1t readily restores white, gray, or faded
hair to its original color !; while it always
keeps the head free from dandruff, or a dis
agreeable itching it often reproduces new
growth of fine hair, after one has been bald
for years.
1t stops the hair from falling off and in
creases its growth. AS hair dressing it
is a perfect luxury keeping the hair in its
place, giving to every lock and riuglet, a
raven hue, and charming luster 1t never
soils the finest fabric is richly perfuued and
is used by the most aristocratic circles of
our largest cities. 1t is fast becoming the
idol of the toilet, among the most fashion
able. All classes are delighted with it,
while many hair dressers use it exclusively.
Every bottle is warranted to give satisfac-
ton, or money refunded SMITH & DwYER
General Agents Chicago, Ill Sold by F.
Robinson and Druggists everywhere.
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Cnuahfm Enr.mr.

Some days ago the Copperheads of Green
county, Penn, undertook to get up a SOL
diers' convention, evidently for the purpose
of procuring an endorsement of C!ymer, the
copperhead candidate for Governor. Notice
was given of the meeting in their local news
papers and by handbiIs. When the day
appointed came-which was Saturday Iast-the
convention assembled i'll the Court House at
Waynesburg. AS soon as chairman was
selected the point Of order was raised that
none but the supporters of the Presidents
Policy were entitled to take part This was
voted down by the soldiers. Thereupon a
dozen or fifteen copperheads withdrew. Res
olutious were then passed approving the
Congressional plan of reconstruction pro-
testing against Clymer; expressing strong
preference for Gen. Geary and reaffirming
the action of the soldiers State Convention
recently held at Pittsburg. We are indebt-
ed for these particulars to the Waynesburg
ReDubJjcGD.
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KENOSHA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY JULY 12 1866

knees as though her heart would break
Her husband knelt by her side; he placed
both his arms about her neck, and with one
deep burst of passionate grief, she pillowed
her head upon his bosom. en- the morning
Lydia came and took care of the body of
little Nellie. She dressed it sweetly, comb
ed it's hair back, aud, when she placed it in
the coffin she spread new and fragrant flow
ers all around it. She had done all this
when Abby entered.
The sisters were alone by the dead child
The bereaved mother gazed awhile upon the
face of the little sleeper, and then she turned
to her sister. Lydia opened her arms and
the next moment the estranged cnes were in
each others embrace. 1t was long, long
while.ere either could speak. They could only
weep and sob, and cling more closely, heart
to heart
We will not tell the thoughts which dwelt
III Abby Leeman's mind upon this occasion:
nor will we tell of the long hours she spent
upon her knees in prayer while others of the
household slept.
"Love George and Mary. LoU6 little Me-
lie stacGyS LoUe Mammai 'Oh how those
words rang in that mothers soul And how
other words came back upon her-the harsh
unkind words that had been spoken to the
cherub that was gone But she found a
balm i'll the solemn resolution she took to
herself never to be unkind again.
And the resolution was solemnly kept AL
bert and Abby incurred for the departed
one, but they felt, too, that the gentle spirit
OF the heaven born child was dwelling still
with them, making paradise of their home
and leading them Oh i'll joy and peace
Ere long the old man came to live while
with his oldest daughter, and from that time
he divided his months equally between them
and he could no more feel that one home
was pleasenter than the other; but we were
alike joyous, peaceful and happy. When he
now looked upon Abby's smiling face for
domestic use. The beaming, genial coun-
tenance that welcomed the visitor to her
dwelling was never laid aside Its sunshine
was for her husband and children, and the
cloudy brow was put away forever.
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TAKE CARE OF THE CHICKENS 1t is com
mon thing for farmers to complain that they
get but little benefit from their chickens,
while on many accounts they are positive
nuisance. The truth is, any sort Of domes
tic animals will prove source of embarrass-
ment unless they are properly taken care Of
Chickens need shelter, clean quarters, lime
gravel, chopped feed, (meat, grain aud vege
tables and water, all regularly fed to make
them thrive. If so treated they will delight
your ears all winter long with the music of
a significant cackIe and your palate with
savory egg Vis. Former
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New GOLD Discovery IN GEORGIA. Some
children playing near Augusta, Ga, on the
I'd, found lump of gold weighing eleven
ounces in ravine, and several smaller
Jumps were picked up in the vicinity. On
the 81, three more Jumps, weighing resec-
lively thirteen, nine, and eight ounces, were
found in the same place, by the owner of the
land. They are perfectly solid, and pure
gold throughout. Regular digging will
commence to-day. Ten thousand dollars
has been offered for one acre, and refused
The affair creates much excitement. Fverv-
body's getting the gold fever Other pIa-
ces are being prospected all around the city
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12

A correspondent of the Lynn (Mass Re
porter writes from Savannah Georgia, that a
man in Florida came into Lake City from
the woods the other day, and having heard
some one speak of Lees surrender, could not
be made to believe it. No." said he; Il
hearn tell, right smart spell ago, that the
Yanks had got Richmond but asfor old Bob
Lees surrendering, be haint done no such a
thing. He haint the boy for that. for Eve
been in his army once myself, and | know
him. He won't do it."