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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-18

OFFICE OF THE KENoSHA TELEGRAPH,t
g-tgJFaCJ To a. Thursday, Jan. 18th 1865. (
y GRAIN MhRKET-AIl the leading grain mark cts
are somewhat dull, and prices tend downward. At
This market we quote No spripg wheat at 81 2O.-
Mo- 2 60aSBc, and 50a55 for rtjeeted.iiH H3ldW
= oats2Oa02c, Corn in the ear, 2Oa22cia bushel
y aPROVISI0NS.-B utters only moderate demand at
20c Eggs 2Sc, White Beans 50a100c. yt..1 so -.
Dressed Hogs, sl0,oeaS102 dividing on 200 lbs
We note better feeling in the Hog market, and an
advance of fully 50c per 1O0lbs during the week F.
oi t-Aq milwaukee Market -..g5 =
-4-lt -''- $3.50 MILWAUKEE,, January II.
NEest-- No Spring, /, 23a1,25 No. 2 nominal at
1,l2a1,13; Rejected, 75a6S, ....;s..,r.. Il
Barley-Nominal at 50a60c for NO. 2 in store, S0aS5
for No I, and 81 90 for prime. Xii e.'ty - ~
& Oats--Dul and noninaj at 25a25 1-2 . tf.- -
Corn--Nominaat 3Sa40c for shelied
Batter Dull and unchanged. 20a22.
Chicago Market. 81
CHICAGO Jan. IT,
Wheat-No. Spring, 1,24a1 "a 10. No. steady,
S2a65c; rejected 55a5Sc '".. EsI
Earley-No receipts, and the market dull and nom-
inal
0orn-No. nominal at 43a44. No. 2, 37a8s1
Oats-No. l, 24a25. No. 2, 2la22. aH.---.e =.
Dressed Hogs-MPrket quiet and firm without any
decided change in prices, closing at 90 all round
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
Universal Family Pills

are very mild and pleasant in their operetjon.
more Promptan and th'ciual in cleansing tie sgsi
IRON az oIlious aud irritating tterthan the va
Gus OTHER pills in general use For Liver Comm 81
and DYSPEPSIA, hey are really Invaluable ~,
PMS are PUREbY VEGETABLE in their ioeredia,
and VIII be found mucir superior TO other PnIs ~ o.
the dseases incident to the West Families trv w.
Prepared and sold 3Y DR.. EASTERLY a C6
u North Filth street St. Louis Mo soldS at -.
Sfaneh FAMILY Medicine Store, No. 90 Madison str,
For sale by all the Wholesale Druggists Of obico,
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Strange but Tra1e !.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
hear something very much their advantage by
turn mail free of charge by addressing the undersigned
Those having fears of being humbuggd will obhge by not
noticing this card All Others will please dress their
obedient Servant. E.'}N.THOS. 4. CHAPMAN, t.f
. 1y30 r-s j- S31 Broadway, New York.
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RHRUMATHSDH.

The aches and pains in bones and limbs, will be
speedily removed by the of Dr. Or oek's Vegetable
Exract,which is a sovereign remedy for Rheumatism
1t will also all Tumors, Scrofula or eruptions
on the skin. IL is uuequaled Tor purifying the blood
and removing all cause of disease. Sold by Drug
Of '1 '''' -'H Avis
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Oliver DitsOH & Co.
@--r-It -------.-----. ..--.-.. .-..i5leE Al
New Sheet Music Choice and Desira-
,..- BILE.

My Mothers sweet GOOd-byc. Ballad
Keller, 20 ca L know he viii return. song
RudOLDhSen 80 cts I have lIstned for laer
footsteps Song and Chorus. Rst6et, 80 cts.
have n o Joy but In thy smile. Ballad Keller,
80 cts, Cot where the Old Folks Died. Song
and Chorus. Led0iH, 80 cts Kiss me while
Pan Dreaming Song. Wi1merStedt 80 Cts.
Sent pos paid on receipt of price by oliver Dit
SON Il Co, Publishers 27T Washington ST., Boston.
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SPECE.RL .VOTEGES.
Oyster supper

At the house Of VIM. Munson in Salem, Thursday
eve. Jan. %, 1866 Everybody invited.
Tickets sold by Alex. Bailey Salem Station, Hay
thorn Son at wilmot, and Miles Sheppard, Antioch
III.
g. BooTH
t.aa us Capt. j. TuTTLB, oo :
II. s. MUEsoN. S'A-
ALEX BAILEY
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Wine of Tar, contains all the medicinal quail.
ties Of the PINE TREE TAR, and it is the best Tar
preparation ant. 1t restores the system to per
feet health-4Dd besides its well ned otorety for
dseasesfor the thf oat and ungssit is equally effect
i've in curing complaints originating from the liver
stomach, bowels, kidneys and bladder. Sold by
Burnham VAnschsack, Chicago.
n Cough, Gold. or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD BIG
CHECXED. IF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE, q
Irretntian of the Lungs, Permanent
- Throat Affection, or am 1ncurable
Lung Disease
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Errors of Youth

AGenteman who suffered for years from Nervous Deb-
ty Premature Decay and all the of youthful inds-
erection, will for the sake of suffering send free
simple remedy by which he cured Sufferers wishing
to profit by the advertisers experience by adj
dressing 80 '-' v a.- JOHN B. OGDEN
7sa 1y3O f. tgiJ No. ID Chambers ST.. New York.
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ImPORTANT TO THE sECK.

We invite the special attention or our readers to
DR.. Easterly's advertisements, which be seen in
our advertising columns this me rning. Dr. Easter
Tvs Family Medicines are deserve lily popular, have
rapid sale give general satisfaction, and are kept
in all the principal drug stores throughout the West
ern and Southern States. It will be seen that DR..
Easterly does not recommend one medicine to cure
all diseases, but prepares a'remedy for each par
ticular disease, which be relied upon cure77
If families would supply themselves with variety or
his medicines, many doctors bill might be saved
also much sickness and suffering DR.. IEsserly's
Medicines have been twenty years established in st.
Louis, and wherever known regarded tbes best in
use. We say to the sick and afctedT try5them. el
For sale by Druggists, generally. no, ID, i, 4mSS -
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aLEE.RR ge FEE.

sPAFARD WRIG dT-At the City Hotel IN this city,
on the 18th inst, by Rev. Mr. Grfdey, Mr.. W. p.
spafard and Miss Elizabeth B. Wright, both of Ra-
cine E-'..a. i- p. 1891. 70 -t.. Iif- .
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Dr. EaSterIY'S Iodine &SarSanarilla

Searches out the very germ or roots Of disease by
Purfyingthe Bloody producing "a healthy action Of
the LIVER and its secretonsJ expeiling all morbid
pure and diseased matter from the system aud by
its simultaneous action aiftb various organs Of
the body mparts life and activity to the whole
physical system Possessing those peculiar Blood
efdcacious in SO many difereLt complaints No other
medicine can COMPARE with iiE @-yl l..t yft.sf..r
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NJ OTsIICE,,

Ladies of Kenosha who desire the services Of a
seamstress, for plain sewing and dressmakfng inquire
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DIR. EASTERLY'S
u Universal Fami Y Pill

For The cure If Baiious Diseases, iSick Hee
ache, Loss IF ARpefflc, Dyspepsao, Lagea To
PUNT, C'0st,geness, Janndlce nm all J
rahRem"ats 0fMe 3ystem, achere an Hpey,,
or Cathartc Medicine as reoui,ed
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Choice Trios, Quartetts, &C., for Choirs
Ouartets from Beethoven arr with Organ Acc,
by 4, DCUenpOIt-TruSt In God. 80. o Lord
veil not thy face. so Praise we the Lord.
So Celestial Hope. 60 VOC s7glae3e -s3
Morning and Evening Pieces designed as
Voluntal les by L II. SoUthdFd. " Rejoice the
heart of thy Servant. 40. L will praise
thee. 40. L Will he glad 40. Blessed be
the Lord. 40. Trust In God, A., Lei thy
loving Mercy. 40 f''i'1 d
o that had wings. (Qt) Baker. 80. LO
the day OF rest decIIneth (Qt.) Emerson 80.
g ulde me, % thou great jehovah. Emerson,
85 Jesus Savior ofmy Soul. (Qt) Wfts0n, 80.
The above new and beautiful pieces choice Sheet
Music, designed for the general religious service Of
the Church, will de SENT post paid,o receipt Of price
by the publishers. ..-.... . e.-,..
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1t certainly cannot be necessary for me
to urge upon you the Importance of foster
ing tue agricultural, mining and manufac-
turing interests of the State lying as they
do, as the foundation of the material pros
perity of our people they will command at
your hands that attention which they de-
serve. r-..
The State Agricultural Society, notwith.
standing the embarrassments under which
1t has labored during the period of the war,
by reason of the distraction of the public
mind, and the withdrawal of its standing
appropriation of three Thousand dollars per
annum, blythe Legislature of 1862, has, never
theless, moved steadily forward in its work
OF directing and stimulating the industry of
the State, and is now, financially and 9th
erwlse, IN a more prosperous condition than
at any previous time since its organization.
The statement Of the fiscal affairs of the
society for the year ending December Is,
1865, is briefly, as follows:
Total disbursements ,...-...,..........' 3880,52
Balance in the Treasury 8o74,s8
The report Of the executive committee for
the past year presents an encouraging pic
ture OF our industry in its most important
departments, and contains valuable sug-
gesilons as to the policy that should direct
with such management as the society
now enjoys, have no question but that the
state would he gamer Nv restoring aud con.
Gnuing the former appropriation. For al |
though the people Of WISCONSIN. in common
with the people of all the States, feel the
burden OF the national debt it must not be |
10 n mat the industry of the country is
to pay Off that debt, and that true economy
therefore should prompt the fostering of ali |
institutions and agencies whose object aud
legitimate work it is to render that industry
more productive. But in view of other de |
mands that must be made during the nros
ent session of the Legislature, on behalf of |
agriculture and the mechanic arts, the off |
GERS OF the Society are not disposed to peti
tIon Tor the reinstatement of their appropri
allon at this time, They do ask, however
that apartments be assigned them in the
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NJ ~ as4s. Ag, L HEI.l4d al gIi 4
New Advertisements.
faavs sDsS. ,EASFEREY,S o.,.
IODINE AND SARSAPARIL[A,

This IL the only nlediclhe that viii cure diseases
arising fro m an impure state of the blood, viz -
Scrofula, or Kings Evil Cancer, Tumors Erpptions
OF the 81 IN, Eryspe'as Chronic Sore Eve. RING,
worm or letter, Scald Head Old Sores Swelling Of
the Glands, LeprosV, White Swelling, Piles Btotch.
70 &c, Bos, pmples on the, face, oitre Rheumatism
Dropsy or dravsLb J. yer Cpulpiaipt, Dyspepsis
81 Nervous Affections, General Debility, al Ghfouic
70 Diseases ARISING frln the useof Mercury 81! lf
This m adicns combines a highly concentrated
state the fluid Extracts of SarsapariIia Yellow Dock
Stilinga, Burlock and the iodine OF Potassium, also
the Extracts of'SeVe"af other valuable ROOTS and
Banks, prepared by NEW and highly improved
ehemiaal process for obtaining the ACTIVE pbIN-
volatile uale, rendering fhe compound the most pei
feet aud EFFICACIoUS REMEDY known to man for
the cure Of all those diseases arising from an impure
state Of the BLOOD, The other fluids of the system
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DrEasterIY's IOdine&SarSanarilla

Is rapidly superceedne all other sarsaparillas and
Blood Purifying Medicines. Nearly an the old SAr-
saparilIas discarded worthless, and'ale nearly
Obsolete, while this is every day increasing in popu
lar favor. Druggists aud dealers who formerly pur.
chased by the dozen, now order by the Gross and
Five Gross at a time. 1t is warranted six times
STRONGER, CHEAPER and BETTER than any 9th.
'er Sarsapara or Blood Purifying Medicine now
it,. Therefore ask for ,5-..
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DR.. BAKERS INJECTION.
bo1igPEa UR + * AL
3ahS 10 ysh lai THE -H.. 9Mea ..t
lnfallibIe u Hair Il Restorative !

VI Eo1DEoLY The BEST ARTICLE FOR RE-
NJ so ing Gray Hair to ia original color (not dye
ing), eRectuay curing all diseases Of the scalp pre-.
venting the hair from falling o. giving il softness
and gloss that nothing else Jan produce. Price 81
RoBHRT FIsurR, AgeAt and Manufacturer, St.
Louis, Mo-. ''' ~ e''t"H 2'lTJlT.fH
Sold bylDH1E. Easteriy q %, No. 10 North Fifth
street. St, Louis, Mo, and at their Branch Family
Medicine Store, No. 90 Madison street, Chicago, H..
sole General Agents. to whom all orders must be ad-
dressed. fffetr.., I..,-, 1917
For sale by Druggists, Generally.
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:, The Mason and HamIIn c abLneG Organs
forty different Styles adapted to sacred and secular
music, for $50 to $500 each. FIFTY -CNE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS or other first premiums awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. address MASON
Dc HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New
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'Dr.Easterly's IOdine&SarsapariIla

And take nothing else.a a3IDiJG-YnaE lo2..
Price-T The Iodine aud sarsapariIla, 81 80 per Bot
yteaLl .y4d ugU u nOili.uE egrFr,
Price Grilley' Salt Rheum and letter Ointment,
rs cents per Bottle iHdsI1 il35I -iAH 5H5 .goa.
Prepared and sold by DIR. E. Eaterly DC Co., No, 20
North Fifth street, st. Louis, Nc. Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store, No 80 Madison street.
Chicago. HIS ,L1H54sorq lEuJ.fgL II a,it.ig
For sale by Druggists, generally. s;..... ''.t
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DISEASES OE The SKIM

Dr. W. @ LYMAN, effels his services to the public
and to the profession. +. " -
Office 1876. Dearborn st. Room 49, Reynolds Block
Chicago, Illinois. .t{s-.@..l n et7.t7 1et!fs :
~ Special attention paid to diseases of the skin
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TRocHEs ARE UsRD WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS,
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find Toces usefa in clearing the voice when taken
before Singing Speaking, and relieving the throat a
ter unusual exertion of the vocal organs The Toche
recommended and prescribed by and have
had testimonials from eminent throughout the
try Being article Of merit, having prousds
their efficiency by test of years, each find
them localities in various parts of the world and
the 7ochss universally pronounced better than 9th
articles. --.--. tyci . III ~ llss o; slFa5ati
OBTAIN only =" BRowN' BRONCHIAL TRocHEs," and do
not take any of the Wortless limitations that may be
offered. + ..-...,. .4,...-.,..,-..5.. .,r
Countries at IS cents per box. t'7ll''@ : G6n32 ~
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GridIey's Salt Rheuml and Tetlcr ointment

Is valuable &ssistaltto the Iodlt and Sarsapsra
in subduing the disease TaeIodDe and sarsapsriila
purihes the Blood and removes the cause, and the
Ointment heals the Sores and Kills the disease, and
thus speedy and permanent is effected. Both
are recommended to be used for these complaints
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-01-18
wHIsKEws: WmTsKERs!

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches p Our ecian
Compound will force them to grow the smoothest
face chin, or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks
Price $10O. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed,
on receipt of price 81 -I,i-t e.. .IH 1y417
Address WARNER Co., Box 1873, Brooklyn, Ny.
The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and ins FRACTION for Young Men--published by the
Howard Association, and sent free ocharge in sealed
Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa 81y3T %
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sBRONIN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHEs

HAVING A DIRECT INFLUEscE TIE PARTS, GIyE IN
! MEDIATE RELIEF. q zsts
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, Con-
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
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Dr.EasterIy's Iodine&Sarsap[.aariIla

For the cure of Scrofula obstinate Old Sores letter
Ringworm, lit Rheum Seald Head Pimp les ON the
and all Eruptions on the SIX N. But for the cure OF
an OLD SORES and SKIN DISEASES Of every Kind
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A LL-persons are notified not
49, TO trust harbor mel husband Conrad
Muller, either in wey OF Bord otherS else, he hive
ee me ged ana I'D Bo6d eny lust cause or
back at time, ten days, will notmore see or cali
him mi husband. g,,r1t SOPHINA MULLER. "
WheatIand, January 18th, 1866. - ''' &.
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all who apply without proper knowledge of
their character or fitness for the office recon-
mend that the number to be appointed be limit-
ed by law 10 certain numbe Gin each town and
city, ana tf1ai their official bond be approved by
the Comfy Judge If the county in which the
appolntee resides, and that n reasonable fee be
charged by the Sta for each commission. The
law authorizing the appointment of Commission
els Of deeds TO reside in other States does not
provide for the payment of fee to the State tor;
Commissions. IL should be so amended as to su-
thorize a charge OF at-ieast five dollars for each
commission. =--e(
RAILROADS.
The number of railroads making reports to
the State is 8, having total length OF ,638
miles.
Capital actually subscribed IS SAG 134
Number Of through passengers ........ 2SO,215
Number ofway passengers3 =. ....,.. l.oI2,8SS
q. .azag paid -. -. 362, OSs. AS
The duty of disposing OF the lands granted by
Congress TO this State TO aid in the construction
OF railroads will devove upon you.
deem il advisable that this duty be per-
formed, and thatthe lands be finally disposed Of
during your present session.
Give them to good responsible companies and
require such guarantees as will insure their sale
al reasonable prices, and insure ths-s speedy CON
structiln of the roads contemplate ted, between
such points az win best serve the interest Of the
uh,la St.ts~ ~ -
80 Er'u, Warious naris of the State are heard
oraat nannlsints Fl ta. SI;nst exactiona If rail
80 III, aIatio,; m ricav cherGod for
r;tbt 81 q n,iust liscr;tnit tinns .oain7 son,a
anu % az a,ra s%,e
,l% am,itInd ~ xnr
ton, and if you find upon careful examination
and / understand such examination is invited
oy 'he TaiiIoau com ma ooI Petale oou'eS
th.ir nnyyars and nrivl,nges onnressin,, the neo-
Ma ~ ser;o,,elv inr,nveni.nning the business
n and farmers nj the Stata or anv laroe nor
non ihereoi u WAL oe your man,leS dnty 10 en-
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DR.. BMKeS.,s fSaoeCiGc.I

Is great Healing, Purifying, and self curing RENEE
dy, requiring no MEDICAL ana or ad"ice With This
great medicine you can CURE YoURsELF. and avoid
~ chance s. exposure and ruin BY Ignorant, pre-
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CURE sYoURsELF!
DR. BAKER'S SPECIFIC!
DR.. BAKER's SPECIFIC

Is the only safe and reliable remedy for the cue
Spermaiorrhea generally termed Seminal Weakn ess
caused By Sef-Abuse or excessive Indulgence, which
is nov so feariaily prevalent in all parts of the
comntrY.--.- -.-- ! -----. -. ~ ---.--.--
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State Capitol for the Societiy's Office, library
and collections, should there be suitable
rooms to spare and that the State take up
on itself the regular printing and distriou-
ton Of the Society's annual report.
The Capito is certainly an appropriate
Mace tor the office and collections of State
institution that represents so large proper
ton of tue capital labor and population OF
the commonwealth. and the printing ofthe
Society $ transactions is essential to its more
extended usefulness, and to the credit of the
State. /, therefore, cordially endorse these
requests of the Society, and recommend that
they he granted.
STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
The State Historical Society, which is in
process of removal into the suit Of rooms
prepared for the reception of its Library and
collec tons in the south wing of the Capitol
will now, more than ever from its increased
accessibility and conyeniences, prove its
usefulness to the State officers. Courts, Leg
isature, and citizens of the State 1t is for
all practical purposes the historical, statisti-
cal and miscellaneous department of the
State Library. The Society is subscribing
a useful object in getting up the scattered
frasn.en Of our eventful history, and has
deservedly secured high reputation
throughout our country, for the energy and
success which have thus far characterized
its efforts. Its library now numbers q, SOC
volumes bound and unbound, of which over
eleven hundred are. bound newspaper vol
uHes, with crcditable gallery of portraits
of Wisconsin, pioneers and prominent Indian
Chiefs, aud a fine cabinet OF curiosties 1t
has now become source of great pride tc
all the citizens of the State who are ac'
quainted with its excellence. If the State
would grant the Society tie privilege OF ls
suing a volume of collections once in three
years it would be the medium of preserving
many valuable narratives Of our gallant Wis
consin soldiers in the war for the preserva-
ton of the Union | commend this matter
to your respectful consideration.
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COMM MzR CxA Ak.

D. WoRTHINGToN, Secretary. .a- e. +;
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, Dr. Carriers Cough. BaIsam.

This medicine nmedately STOPS TIE COUGH,
produces free and easy expectoration, removes all
mucous and foul matter from the air passages, gives
in difficult breathing aays the irritation the
Lungs and enects1a SPEEDY CURE, by soothing
and HEALLNG all t1e Pulmonary Oogsns,
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Which amount is subject to the claim Of
the Drainage Fund Of $IS,8l9,48 to be
naid from the first sales Of the Swamp
Lands. = - -
This law puts, at rest, forever, all ques-
tions connected with the disposition Of
Swamp Lands, aud has given to each To-
cality its share, the proceeds of which. can
be managed by the citizens thereof to suit
themselves, and renders the citizens Of each
town directly interested in the sale and pro
lection of the lands, and epdows the Nor
NAL School with fund sufficient to enable
the Regents to eventually establish one
Normal School in each Congressional Dis
trict
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Authority should be given TO some one of The
state Officers to direct public sales, from time
- time, as he Interests of the State demand il,
u such halt worn furniture and other prop srty
= accGm1ia'ee about the Capitol. This pfop-
r'y is useless and ii kept, soon becomes val
cess
'oTARlEs PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF DEHDs.
Sec l., oil chap. - OF toe Revised Statutes
'roVide that he Governor may appoint one or
more Notarle Pu5iic who SHAH he considered
''s'le ofncer7, bus does not authorize the pay
nsns o. any Tee TO the State for such appoint
housand are appointed annually indeed, i;
IDS come to be the common practice TO appoint
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-08-14
1865.

HoUsEKBEPERs troubled with vernn need
be SO no longer. |, they use CosTAR's" Ex,ermin-
ator We have used 1t to tur satisfaction and
II box cost So no 5ul have it, We have tr ed
poi ons but they Effected nothing; but "Oostar =
article knocks the cath out OF Rats, Mice
Reaches. Ants. and Bed Bugs, quicker than we
can write 1t IT IL in ~ eat d mann all over tbs
country. -Neditsd, Ohio. Gasette
20 Zee CosTAR's advertisement above.
Esw Sold 10 Baton Rouge La by all druggists
aud Dealers BARNES WARD 4 CO.
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans La.
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