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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

are mentioned in connection with the moves
ment. The United States is snotaidle,ebut
is forwarding troops to the menaced locali-
ties, and revenue cutters are stationed at
points likely to be used by the Fenians in
crossing. 1t is believed that large por-
ton Of the regular army in Canada istinc-
tured with disloyalty, and will join the Fe-
mans, while the thoroughly organized cir
cles in Canada will rise and assist the in
vaders. The French element of the
population is also believed to be in sympathy
with the moven ent.
The New York HeroZds dispatches give
detailed accounts of the crossing and re-
port the killing Of The Mayor Of Fort Erie,
who attempted te read the riot act to the
Invaders Several Canadians are also re-
ported killed by the pickets. The cores
pendent predicts disastrous failure TO the
expedition, as the Canadian troops are now
advantageously posted and prepared for the
intruders. amen
Many conflicting reports are received, too
TOlUmlnouS ZOE puDiiCdLAoLA5 H1ANAA Ai~NAo"So
that the Fenian army, after first driving the
Canadian volunteers, received check, If
not q positive repulse, on their way to
Ridgeway, nine miles from Buffalo. The
United States war steamer Michigan cap
tured four hundred on a fat boat, while
endeayoring to get back to Buffalo, and held
them over night in the river under her guns,
awaiting orders for their disposition. They
had had neither food nor sleep, and will not
be given up to the Canadians. It is believed,
however, that the Niagara expedition is only
feint, and that an attack is about to be
made from Ogdensburg or the Vermont from
tier, as Fenians are gathering there, and
Gen. Sweeney IS said to have also gone
there. 0soI ean! s
In the Niagara affair, the Fenians are
said to have lost twenty-five, and the Brit
ish fifty.
4 Opposite Detroit and Sarnia great excite
ment has prevailed, and on Sunday, upon
the rumor of Fenian invasion, churches
were dismissed summarily. The Feniana
captured By the Canadians, it is said, will
be shot.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07
Two Sides OF OGae Transaction.

A few days since, writes friend, as I
was sitting with Brother D., in his Office in
Court Square, q client came in and said:
esquire D., W., the stabler, shaved me
dreadfully, yesterday, and l want to come
up with him"
f. Estate your case" says D.
81 asked him how much he would charge
me for horse and wagon to go to Dedham.
He said one dollar and half. took the
team and when came back paid him one
dollar and a half, and he said he wanted
another dollar and half for coming back,
and made me pay it,"
D. gave him some legal advice which he
acted on as follows:
He went TO the stabler and said:
"How much will you charge ne for q
horse and wagon to 90 to Salem?"
Stabler replied, " Five dollars" aeoti
Harness him up" yrasa
Client went &c Salem, came back By rail-
road, went to the stable, and said:
:. Hers'is your money paying him five
dollars.
g Who're is my horse and wagon :" says
w.
"He is at salem,'' says client; st only
hired him to go to SaieAi2-"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

SLEEP AND DEATH.--As men begin to be
about fifty years old, especiallyif of seden-
tary habits, the feeling on rising in the
morning is as if they had not gotten enough
sleep, not as much as they used to have,
and as if they would like to have more but
cannot get it, They look upon healthy
child sleeping soundly with feelings Of envy.
But it is curious to observe that there is a
bliss to all in the act of going to sleep, a
bliss we become cognizant of only when we
happen to be aroused just as we are falling
into strong sleep; and there are strong
physiological reasons to suppose that this
state is counterpart of the great event that
comes to all, the act. of dying. In fact,
those who have, in rare cases, been brought
back to life when on its EXTREMIST verge,
and IN several cases as to those who have
been recovered from drowning and other
modes Of strangulatiou, or simple smother
ings, the expressions have been on return
ing to consciousness, f.How delicious %
.H"Why did you not letme go?" An emil
nent man thus brought back, represented
thatthe last remembered sensations Of which
be was conscious were as if he were listen
ing to the most ravishing strains Of music
Let US all, then, cherish the thought that
our approach to the sleep Of the grave is
the strict counterpart of the approach to
sleep. So
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

labor on part Of the OPERATOR and the clothes are
rolled and squeezed between the corrugated surfaces,
thus washing them chiefly by the action of the water
and the opening Of the fbres.
The machine is built in very simple and substan-
tal manner, and is not liable to get out Of order
The following some Of the advantages claimed
by the inventor of this machine over others: ~
1t washes the smallest we'll rs the largest
fabric, in length Of time pr0p0rtonate to the
size of the piece, and therefore, TO wash collar, it
requires much less time ana labor than to wash 9
shirt, being dec ded aivan tage other machnes
which require as much time for as for the other
The inclined action Of the disc regulates its pressure
without requiring extra labor Of the OPERATOR and it
works easily that very little power is required
operate 1t.
1t does not tear wear the clothes.
The machine is enclosed 80 as TO keep in the heat
and prevent slipping Of the water.
The articles lifted to the Wrlnger with stick,
that it Is not to put the hands into the
water.
Ii does the washing perfectly, doing away with all
the dsagreeable parts Of the work.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

in recommending which all the Union mem
bers of Congress joined. He has a strong
desire to obtain some respite from exhaust
ing editorial laDors and visit Europe; but
in view of the important questions now be-
fore the country, and the differences be-
tween the President and Congress, and the
duties devolving upon the Union men, has
concluded to continue his labors on the
To1rpGL
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

IT is stated that the immense hills Of Stag
that surround iron furnaces where iron is
found is about TO be utilized. An invention
has recently been patented in England by
which Stag il TO be used as substitute for
emery. Ii Is said to be even superior to
emery IN polishing steel, iron, and other
metals, and the new substance called tine
tallim" into which the Stag is to be made,
can be produced at about one-ffth the cost
Of emery.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

IN Q second telegraphic contest, Dir. Ket-
ties Of Falls River, Mass, has again been
adjudged champion telegrapher Of New Eng
land and New York. The Fall River NOM
tor considers him the most rapid and correct
operator in this country, If not IN the
world
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

The British House Of Commons have,
% very decided vote, rejected bill TO
legalize marriage between man and his
deceased wife's sister.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

The Princess Metternich wore her night
gewn and night cap at recent fancy bail in
Paris.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07
HIS DEATH.

The New York Herald publishes the fol-
lowing account Of his death, written on the
same day, from Roe's Hotel, West Point:
Lieut.. Gen. Winfield Scott died at this
house to-day at FIVE minutes past eleven lie
departed peacefully. No struggle indicated
the passage Of the old heros soul from its
earthly tenement. Although his demise
was anticipated, yet his death was compar-
atively sudden. Upon his arrival hero on
the evening Of the 10Th inst, by special
boat from New York, it was observed that
he was very feeble. Upon descending from
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07
'sHOUSEHOLD BLESSINGS"
THE CELEBRATED PATENT
Union Washing Machine

CLOTHES WRINGER COMBINED.
Universally admitted TO be The best in tho world.
These Machines not only
Save three-fourtIas of the labor and soap
but garments will last twice as long,
when washed in them, and look
cleaner and whittier than when
done by hand.
DSs@ All Fabrics, from collar to blan-
ket, can be washed perfectly, without
Soaking, Rubbing or Boiling, and boy or
girl can operate them. For Flannels they
are invaluable.
DsN@ The clothes are washed, wrung and
rinsed without inhaling steam, spilling
slops, or even putting the hands in water.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07
Zig. 5.

The Union Wringer has a galvanized iron frame,
cog wheels, pure rubber rolls and also be attach
ed to any kind Of wash tub, rDund square, easier
and quicker than any other wringer ard without tho
or single collar. 1t pleases everybody. u nerer
Tusts and gets oa If order. and Is universally
conceded to be- the best and most reliable wringer
in use.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-07

The Union Clothes Dryer can be put up In room
yard and folded into a small compass
The Union Ironing Table and skirt Board COM
biued A perfect novelty.
The American Mangie or Ironing Machine en-
trev disnenses with heat and makes all plain artiees
beautifully smooth and glossy. Simple and easy to
work.
Call and see above articles In nse az etner Of our
denot. or send for circular, terms, nc.
our Machines have q standard reputation, and
ord entirely on their own merits without the aid Of
Recommendations" Of which we could furnish
tbousands il needful. They speak for themselves.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
Executors Sale Of
Valuable R cal Estate,
In the CITY of Wilmington

In the city OF wilmington.
THE undersigned, Executors OF the last will and tsa
rre,ious nd authority contained in his Will will sell
At Pubic Sale, en-
saturday, the seventh bay of July,
A. D, 1895 at the hour Of o'clock P at the INDIAN
aUEEN HoTEL, at Market and Fifth streets, the fol-
low ny desirable real estate
No. IA lot en- Seventh STREET below Poplar, being
and extending that width liz Get to Jones street
uk thereon erected well built three storied brick
hOuse, with basement.
No, "A lot adjoining No. l. being No AZ east 7th
Mid six inches and extending at that width lack ll2
sI iset to Jones street. having thereon ertctod a
'O-d two stuTei brick dwelling house. with basement,
built the second story, over alley, two teet and
inches wide, and the privilege in commen OF said
alley
feet three inches uud running back that width
seventy i've feet to three feet wd@ alley aud having
thee erected conf rtibls atored frame dweii-
/, with brick kitchen in the rear with the in
common OF Jour feet alley bindn the westerly side
II this lot.
No 4-That lot ADJOINING No. 5. being No All east
sixth srset, having front thereon OF seventeen ftot
and inc, and extending that width five feet
to three feet wide alley having thereon erected et
| storei brick dwelling with bHck kitchen in tho
| with the use 10 com non of said alley
| No. 5-Ap unimptoved lot lying in Jones street. i'm
mel,tey bsck Of Nos. aud A. having from on Joue
Htr-et Of thirty thre" feet amt three inches running
back My feet and six inches three feet nl witt
| eu+s 10 clnmos OF sad alley, ard also Of tn, fou
set wife alloy, wh'ah bouu this lot on The westerly
side thereof and lald' tutO sixth street.
Tbs above properties all In good order, and t"x
oppitas No. y under rent to good te,aut-, WHO'S
tenn, pre March 25tn, 1851 The tit is Zee simp'
tree tom all lien md tncumbranee. The purchase
wi he entitled to rent FIR YIN the day Of safe.
TERMS Ten per cent day II sal toity per cent
in ten DAYS thereafter The remaining hslf may be s.
| SARAH ANOERS0N, EKecutrix
isu SAMUEL FoRDEK Executor,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
SheriH'S Sale

by yIRrUEoF AWEiT oP vENDIrioNI EXPoNAs
)to me directed will be- exrosed To Pnhlic Sale at the
lirrl Of Mo'rs DloNtnsln in Market Street, IN the
SATURDAY the III day Of JULY A u 1865 at
o''l,ck, p. NJ, tn" following described Real Fsate
viz ALI that lot md dwrluuR stuat, 10 tho Cry of
NilmirRton, New Castle County, and STATE n Delaware
hruuhh Ahi described rs rNus, to Wit beginning at
Tho Intersection Of lhe rar"gy side of Poplar SIN
with tue nortbsiy side 4 ko, iuroa street, it'll
tn sa sd nf Robinson Street Htstrry eighteen feet
tua naHe and lot 81 la ID OF Daniel l.. Person. thence
wth the sad Hiei Parsnnr lre, northtriy parallel
with llIr street. otos.ing four wide 10y tiIty
seven iert ten Inches In the northery side said alisy
Hence herewtth westerly 'rAle win RbinNn strue
eighteen tet to the said side OF Poplar Street thence
Herewith sputhery recrossuE satd alley -ixts seven
feet ten inch's, the place Of beginning be thu CT
euts moro or less together with the common u.n said
alley with other oWDers or occup Of land budiug
thereon and living 10 III sauth thsrctt.
Seit-d and taken IN txerui,n the property a
sept c. Hughes and to 10 INV i by
dfoRaE S. HAGANY, SleriH
sheriff oh-f, New Castle tune IL 1855
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
SHERuEE7-S sARE

BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LEvARI FACIAs
directed will DO exposed to Public Sale at the
uJiel OF Norris Dickinson, in the City Vi Wilmington,
htw taHtle County. Delaware, SATURDAY, the
l4th day of JULY, 1865 Mt u'eOCk, p. NJ the follow
ing desc ibcd Heal Estate viz All that certain tract
piece of land with Liob. Naispu and other build
Jugs erected thereon, situate lying and beug In Chris
tAud Hundred county anl State aore,.d on the south
rtst size ri The Wilmington aud Christians Turnpike
rond nrtr tho village OF Newport, bounded and des
Oribe Al follows to wit Beginning point in the
middle Of sal Turnpike road, being also a corner
Joseph Grub lands thence along line of said Grubbs
lard south sixteen degrees and half 30 Clio peches
oa stak crnCr also for said Jo4eph Grubb, thence
by another line OF the south 81 Degrees west 70
90 reches to stake in the old church lot, the, ce
aoug the same north 10 degrees 81 $40 perches
the place OF beginning containing four tvse roods
aud elsven pvrohps be tho less All
that certain lot or p ce OF Mr Meadow land situate
Ia what's called Conrad Udpple in the hundred af1re
-ai bounded us follows, to wit Beginning at a cor
take ia Enpauds Ctek, north 76S peroh hes east
ne F7l4 degrees East 81 $40 perthes the Christians
Ct. H. "!ere it retner of David Lyman 3
r. e i,',de along sRi tns courses mere
Of hity i-por hes more or less, corner Of Eliza
btth Afnttrr1 D. thence north IS d, Rrees west
nov n nth b7l, s1t7lll psrches 10 ihe place
81 beeuuinl, G. my fifteen Of land be the
ies
seized and taken 2eeution the property of job
Hu~y Ilccd) t. rs, ami to be sold by
GEORGE s. nAGANY, Sheriff
shcrns oticO, New Castle, June n, 1860 2his
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

Try VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF LEyARI FACIAs
tt9 me directed, will be exposed t. Public Sale at The
Hotel oi Springer McDauit in tho Village 4 Stanton
70 New Cast" County Delaware, on FRIDAY the l2th
aay 81 JULY A. D., iS6l, at o'clock, P M F.,
ihs i1i9wlrs de-orlt cd Real Estate. viz: All that
certain lot ei tract Of land situate IN Mil Creek Hun.
dred 10 the comfy and Stat a rcssid and bounded ms
follows tc Wit Beginsng at Stake In hue Of land
intsn Andrrw Cray II being also of lands late
o. 9, William W Rice, thence by snid Gray's line, .outh
lllrtJ seven esrsus and twenty thro. ninutef cart
nineteen chains to stake in tho place Of an old corner
thence By line dividing th ether land OF Samuel
Barr, north ~ one and htlf degrees EAST nine
ehaih- ami tixtY two links TO corner Il Nath MEL
henArds land thenss by sad Richards iand, north
Ihfty niue d'Rrers ,n1 twenty minutes west twenty
chains and sixty tIee links lue Of land ntu o; the
aforesaid william ~ Il ce, theme by tue last usme1
Hhd n'h forty three degrees and Gton minutes west
hihe 'halns hri IS link, 10 the place Of beginning
otahpB Ell hteen acres and sixty Eve hundreth Of au
he- he tue aaun more less Together with hn Lam
or way twenty fest in with, extending the north
ely lornst oil the ahnss desrribeI lot along tn. .ad
line 81 land late II wiism W. Rice about I've opa MS
th ory tFo INKS until II the public raad con.
TAI IN. sixteen honi eth ii All acre, more or less
sessh aud taken In execution tile pfop ry Of L, bert
u uohBAl ahd Jane D. III wife and t. I'd h0 sold nv
GEORGE S HA3ANY, sheriff
sherfs ofioe, New Castle June q, 1866 -25.s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
Desira bio Chester / ounty arm for sale

Deslra bio Chester ounty arm for Sale
S=.yS Situated III Keunet Township, about miller
u IL nom Wilmington Baltimore Central R r and
Hasa time Qnarrirs are within miles, contatus 81
s.-AI dcres 81 Ut which highly cultivated and II
are o. good wood land. Tho building are good will he
,oIa i'w Apply To THJS. J. MAfIAPFY, Real Estate
s0"' "a en1 KIM, 5ts nov q
FOR SALE.
Eqst Rural Residence, situste1 lancaster Turn.
EG about Nine As The city Ia RAPIDLY extending
westward 1t must soon become valu BILE for build
E 10 The tw.lins ia good three story hrick bull
uink, ntarIn out containing nipo rooms with good
salh AZ d0Or Has Carriage house and other bull
TFos. j. 3.HAfPtFff,. srd aud King s,.
I.fr farn Of la Acres In Kent County bel. eight
k.El lnes below Smyina. the Del. II H., one hun.
&Ik& tired and iurty d which cleared the bal
LAM. IN wood Tic buildings and fences are good II
will no sold reasonably and esay City property or
a snsl farm near Wilmington, VIII he Ken in part
pay iaH Is # THJa-J. MAHAffY.
Chester County Farm for sale,
49,. A Farm In Franklin Township, Chester County
E;iH Pa, containing hundred and twenty one
iii acres cue hundred OF which Is cleared the bal
.n,l VIC land The land in high state of cuti
y1t,a, aud water 10 ali the fields one Tie Improve
mente sist OF Houns, Containing eight rooms don
lila Barn, tenant house and Stable Il is with
in ave miles Of limo QuaCriea, and about ak miles from
p W &B Road will no sold low, and possessio r
given 25th March next Apply u
THOS, ! MAHAFFY
an2E Sd and King Streets
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
5yp,. rsnsoys MosD1auo Ii IsDlAs4,-A

most brutai aad wholesale murder was sem
,ai.ted soout two milest.ou os4ugeyil.c, IN,
!.ans, on Tuesday !1otutug last ABOUT sbrte
sour bsfors daylight three men disguised,
uttered he borse OF Joseph Woodward aud
ailIea Woodward, bis vie and bis sister, aad
Il ficud Younds upon bis mother With III
sut 70 Iii. from which II Is not probable she
car recover, d msu raued Sanaerson was
arrested a. the probable RI Tor I ,bs crime
sautersou was uudef Indictment nrscu.
Wood wards tauiy we're tbe uuly -tthtsses
.saiust tin, sod il ID Supposed Nc mustered
1o fAully 70 put nv ? III ev d31ess o. his
eTine.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

co The RIO Grtade Courier Of Jha lstb in-
stant gives the details u me cnptdrd ny tbe
iioera forces unde Trevtue ola large tnefc15. E
I!se ira L from MttImoras 10 tug interior. IT.
rt}u was conveyed % leu LIN acFisllst csnga-
a,es. nnnberi1g tbTee yltd.ei I'D bty 5u4u
auder Captain dabpa, one hnalred gueriils7
made up tfCurf dorate. and 81 ecu npu1ret
Mexican lmP'riA.!sts. L. ha- pieces o. at
u.lery AID al Mez.can guns Tue hKht lasted
,ue hour. wlcn the team Was Cap ured On the
.ssa inst, 4boas thre5 .sa,aes i Chaziateo
5Gaalss, Mar4ngua a2d Fseousd2, WITT their
commanGs nai placed thvwsrlyes uRder Ire
sia+ the lioers!s aunhsred lwenty6 80 hue-
afed, well armed ana equipped the NAN eon'
ained mercts -dle5 and az uuutstoo, valued al
100 ooos
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

SHOULD Hs vEsTuRB lr2-We know OF a fsr-
ner who nss 100 acres OF land niuety ofwhich
are under cultivation. There are few hun-
cred dollars yel due on the premises he has
the etock ant necessary farming implements
tor suitable cultivation of his land. Along
side OF him is another hundred acres for sale
which he is anxious to secure By selling
portion of his stock the sum demanded down
eau he raia' while for the balance long
ccedit tau be obtained. The question with
this person is, viii lit he safe to buy 7" 1t may
he 80, but are not the ch noes against success2
DO they render it, we do nc, ssy possible but
probable that the purchase of another hundred
acres Will involve the loss of he fret one and
consequently of both? II is the ola temptation
in the ''gsrden" over again IN a slightly mod
fled torn. There ? no pretence, on the part
OF the tempted, that they were not amply
provided with all needed good and not salts
nod with this, theg wanted more because il was
Of possible attainment. They took more ana
| lost all. THIS other "huudted acres ia %
! doubt desirable, but prudence would seem ia
| counsel, pay flr the first hundred before ven
turing GA a second with greatly crippled
means to meet the additional responsibility in.
| volved T. Rural New Yorker.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28

ANGLE WoRMs IN WELLS -ManJ families
ind their wells badly affected without tracing
the difficulty to the right cause Az soon as
the soil becomes a little dry, angle worms de
.cend to a considerable depth in search Of
moisture They will descerd ill they reach
the hard pan or gravel below the soil At
tr4cte bv the mnistrre. hoy will trofreetly
drop into wells ana reader them very Offensive
We had we'll in this condition and the rem
edy was a very simple one. We hal treHch
dug around the well next 10 the stone work,
about three fget inside and down to the pan
We filed this with gravel taken from the bots
tom of another well. ALLOW no top soil on
tue top OF this gravel and the work Is com
prte They will not dig through pure sand
or gravel. -Mams Farmer.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
Sherih'S Sale.

s4sss. BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF vENrITIoNI
aatA ExpoNAs, to me directed, will be exposed to
l.stA Pablo Sale at the hotel Of Morris Dickinson,
in thu City of WILMINGTON, New Castle County Delaware
on SATURDAY, the lith day Of JULY, 1869 at
o'clock, 2. M, the following described Heal Estate
VIZ A two story dwelling house situate in the City
Wuinrton, New Castle County. and state OF Delaware
situated at the intersection Of Delaware Avenue, and
thirteenth Street, aud the kennett Turnpks road, and
bounded by the Delaware Avenue, the Rennett ia
pile road, thirteenth street aud lands Of Wilt III Nc
C'nley aud others, be the contents less, with
the apIuttenance.
DoRn, dec q, aud to be sold by
GEORGE 8. HAGANY, Sheriff.
'herif's Office, New Castle, June u, ls66.25'ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-06-28
sov7u.Rs posraAsrtus IsDrsrEDsB.s-I +

SoUIHERF fosTIAertbs IspERfEpFsss'-@- hs
government i. preparing 10 proceed against Il :
aelirluert Southern posiuasters appointed
.,rtor 10 1851 The totel Indebtedness Of lhts
class OF persons is aboat 100000 of which
500 900 has been paid an dtmnUG, aud utaEty
tile same amount Pot il process ~ eeiieeliv4
Ine goueral deis6se ser ap ~ snsl postmas
tsrs Is thai thry suonld be credited with tba
st4rapa pbc4 tbey tlrotd oVer " tDg 9entsd-
erale g9vtTumeut Mr. Cohen Of ssvapuah
neu,aer elect TO tue House OF Representatives.,
siaius oTer I've lhousaud tclars, ard NrGat-
owsy, OF memphis, over niug thou a2i collars.
The postmaster at Nnbie nas paid owe. twelve
.aUdsan1 dollars llaer protest, Intending TO
lusttt1Je ! sntt tor u 5seoyery