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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
Fearful Stpry Of HYGrophobia.

Tie Madison Journal learns from Mr.
EIESnY DREw, assistant superintendent Of
public property, he particulars Of a case
Of EydrophoJia Al the village OF Waterloo
Which SURPASSED III tragic intelest almost
any story OF the kind We ever read
Some six or seven years ago mad dog
vent through tie vilIage Of alerI-o,
Jefferson county, and bit number OF
animals. Among Others it snapped at
the leg Of a COW belonging to Mr.. Babcock
TIE animal was examined but no max
as found and it was supposed that it es-
capped brinL bitten. Tie animal was after
wards sold 10 man by The name OF
Garrison. who used her milk very freely
as did two Of bis children Some Of the
neighbor's incIudi Mr.. Drew's family,
we're also supplied with the milk of this
cow.
4 different times during the time since
the COW wa, bitten there has been inex-
piicaGte and tata! sickness among those
using her milk, aud :wo children Of Mr..
Ganlson's, TWO Of Mr. Dge~'s and two
others. have been attacked with spasns
ard died IN great agony. Mr.. Garrison
has also been attacked at times with
spasms J he mystery OF this sickness WAS
solved by the death, with every symptom
of b! drophobia, short time ago, OF the
COW so slightly bitten seven years ago,
aud in whose system madness had been
latent ever since.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
The Two Apprentices.

Two boys were IN a carpenter shop.
One determined 10 make himself a
thorough workman; the other didn't
care One road and studied; and go.
books the. would help him understand the
principles of bis trade lie spent bis
evenings at home reading. The other
liked fun best. IL vent off with other
bows to have fun Come" be rf,en said
to tbs shop mate, &" leave your books !; go
with MS. What's the use of all this read.
iue2"
If I waste these golden moments"
was tie reply, 81 shall lose what can
never, aeger make up"
While tie boys were still apprentices
an offer Of two thousand dollars appeared
through the newspapers for the best plan
for State house to be built in one of tbe
Eastern States. Tue studious boy saw the
advertisement and determined TO Try for
IT, After careful. study lie drew his plars
and sent them to tie committee. | sup
pose he did not really expect to win the
prize; but there is nothing like trying.
Il was rot long before a COMMITTEES
Of gentlemen arrived at the carpenter
shop, and asked if an architect by the
name-menIiouing the boys name-lived
there. No" said the carpenter, :" 10
architect. "1ve got an apprentice 10y
that name" LETS see him. said the
committee Tie Young man was called,
and sure enough, his plan had been &C
copied, and the two thousand dollars were
| his.
The committee lheh said he must put
up the building and The employer was so
proud Of his success. chat he willingly
gave him his time and let him 90.
THIS s'udjous carpenters 10y became
one of the best architects of our country.
lie made f1rjue, and stands high in the
esteem of every body; while his fellow
apprentice can hardly earn by his daily
! labor, daily bread for himself and family.
WHO loses q youth of Improvement,
loses the best beginning which a boy can
make in life.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
Shocking Domestic Tragedy.

De Kait, ILL.,, Dec -
On Monday evening. December Is.
Mrs. Ada Atwood vas shot with a pisto,
IN the hards Of her husband, Henry {.
Atwood, who claimed that the fling was
accidental The wound was bot at frs.
considered mortal, and it was thought she
might recover. bat she continued TO de
cine quite rapidly until Thursday, when
Size expired.
An inquest was held upon the body Of
the deceased to-day, in which tie j2ry
brought IN the following verdjc::
We, the undersigned jaryu en-, being
| duly summoned ard sworn, on coroneI'a
inquest held ia De Kalb, Dec %, on the
body Of Ms. Ada Atwood, aite Of Henry
Atwood after having viewed and exaa.-
inod the body, and heaIiug All Of lhe tes-
timo4y, do declare that, in our Judgment
the deceased came to her death from the
effects of pis,o! bah in her body, fired
! from pistol in tie hands Of her husband.
Henry 9 Atwood, and that said pistol
shot was not al accidental shot"
! Upon the rendering Of the verdict, the
husband VAS arrested aad sent to Syca
more, and there placed in confinement to
await the sitting OF the grand jury for the
county, when a true bill will DOUBTLESS De
found against him, anl he put upon trial
! for bis life.
Atwood's version Of the affair is that he
was situng by the SIDE of his wife, on
MgUday afternoon, engaged in cleaning
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SOMEBODY'S son.


0oHeGoaF son was out l"s' h'sn''
crushing about the town.
Tight as Derby clown
Aho" "e ) ooliS''''l - q "'V' - 1'"'
80 4.,,,I~.I,,,
lie had NJ "a BRICK IN his hat
i1sN' ''l0' az 0''oi'
:,
White the pN0Iic eye Is IN oeo'
-. ,, .o.,o,,o1u.,;,
~, 1.--.5 .,,,.1o-,,
u III .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
The Tragedy at Battle Greek.

On the examination OF the spirltusliSts
engaged in the Ia,e murder of three little
children a, Battle Creek, Michigan, Mrs
llavilsnd, the wretcbed mother, made the
following confession
q came to Battle Creek last spring.
/ | eft druuken husband, with " or.
and w children could have 10 peace
/ often driven out OF doors after dark. rs
| believed in spiritualism, | came here,
hoping that | could have the benefl Of
the Lyceum for my children. Alter com
! ing mere found that | could not get it,
as bad been promised by the lawyers;
and had it not been for Mr. Bakers assls
tance, we would have suff, red NOE than
We did. got Sir. Baldwin when | was
SICK a-bed and with bat little in the house
10 eat, to apply TO the Moral Police Fra
teTnlty for assistance; he assisted me some.
but they did not. The reason ttey gave
was because ar. Baker boarded with NE.
/ Ihey reem to thii k tia. We ought TO be
married, but did not feel as though vas
! obliged 10 marry d man because he had
treated me kindly. After Lizzie Merritt
came TO board with iHa she also helped
ne a great deal; had hard work TO keep
my children where they should be-the
htt!e boys especially. | had always tried
to bring them AZ honestly. but a. they
grew Older "a" The manifestation OF Their
'ather IN them, and L was a.! me lime
wofT, ING II ihsy were out OF my s'ght, for
fear that they would get 10 stealing or tie
father would get the two lttIe ones.
When look forward TO The Tune wien
my children should be men ana women, |
'eated :or theih; '!al they "o"id nave -
suffer by transgreSslng the laws oi tAe
iand; ana thought as haa oeen Tue
author OF Ihelr existence in measure, II
vas better 10 send them 10 TIE sP!'!t
"o''u "uie they were Innocent, ana J.,
any one haa 20 suffer "ouid 90 II 'hs'ead
u ITEM. these are the many reasons
s'a' nave actna'ea ne Tor Ihe past I'VE
"e""s' although keit ,hem IocHeo IN ny
Own o"S''H. me t"o llt''o ""e>- 'oI'"
ana Llboy-Iheir father was druhkaid'
ana feared That Ii ne took The children
rom 'he 'heF would Walk IN lis STEPS;
a." a. 1oohtd - me 'uiHFe "a" ""''e
iase LOT NY daughter i'1oy II he hau Ee''
u h"u received thal I"Fe aud sympathy
iLat ought TO have received when
came WIDOW and stranger IN strange
P'"r'' - might nave been inherent
wa Ae4 ne streets many days TO sell 90 Is
20 o'ta'n something tor my Children ;
comfort, but Win very fe" exceptions |
n n I,l I
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12

l145 Mrs. Baker, who laid the founda
tion OF lie immense straw business OF
Ma,sachuseCts by hraldlug the Gr-t straw
oonpet IN this country, is still alive at
Dedham, snd, though IN hef eighuelh
Svar, sui quite active. She lately braided
Tor The fair Of the Baptist Church at New
ION Corners fancy straw basket, with the
word Charity " entwine therein, 0i,h
several other articles. The basket was
put UP at auction. aud sold, after cousid-
cradle competition, fr 81 GO.
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l A n | T O w O G:
Products c. the Eorth.W est.

The November report from the agrlcul-
lnral department at Washington contain,
aI statistical returns respecting the
auoun. Of crops raised the past season il
tie various States, as received from cor
ie.aoIIjtn,s. Tie amount O. al the lead
in. agricultural products are given, aud
compared with those Of 1863 and 1864.
1hou ii It was well knoan that tie corn
crop would be one Of the hes. ever grown
IN tile countrr, yet its magnitude ha, sur
passed an.iCipations lie whole result Is
= cause If thanksgiving TIE report sums
up a. follows:
COrn-our national crop, and never be-
fore 60 magnificent. The column Of fg-
ures that records It's greatness glows WIKI
. beauly that can 10 properly appreciated
Only b. a farmer and a slal;sllcIau. Every
crib full 10 Is utmost capacity, aud every
farmer seeking for stock TO consume 1t
An increase over last wears Of lis $40 :
$50 bushels nearly 33 per cent. Indiana
aud liinols. under a favorable season,
have shown tie character Of their lands
and Of their Industry. More than a thlrd
1T his great crop has been raised BY
those safes; Illinois makes a gain OF
80 139 III bushels. and Indian a, which
haa suffered so much from unfsvorable
'ea,on- The past years, now gains i 4o4
9J3 bushels The gram OF these two
Nttes is 50 524 60 hu,hels--au amount
equal 10 'he enure production Of Maine,
n" Hampshire, Vermont. Massachusetts
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New foIk,
Ne. Jer,ey aud lenasy wanna
lie following table shows Ito rIouut
81 some Of the leading Pro1ue's Of The
NoIthue.t. as foiInY..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
APPLETON. The Crescent says there is

ArrLEToH.-The Crescent says there is
considerable Stir in town, owing to a
claim set up by EDwAfD /. MEADE, son
aad heir Of the lac Joux T. MEADE Of
Green Bay, TO a large portion Of The
second ward, Including the business por-
ton Of Appleton. Tie blame Of The
faulty title IS laid upon some one whom
he Crescent alludes to as an old sinner,''
bu, without naming; and there seems TO
he some bitter feeling Ia tie meantime
Nr. MEADE is compromising with property
holders on Z" liberal terms"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
An Ingenious Defence.

An Ing G4AtuNs ~jG1Ti-O0'
Many wears aoo a renrlemar, followed
hy y servant in Ijrery. rode into an inn
IN lh. west Of EngIand. one evening fIl-
n, before dusk. He told the landlord
Ia, he should be detained by business
in tha. part Of the country for a few DAYS.
and wished to know if there were any
amusemenls going on ia the town to f
up the intervals Of time. The landlord
ttpIied that il VAS there assiz9 week, aad
he would. therefore, be at no loss TO pass
away his leisure hours. On the gentle
mans making answer that this WAS for
junalo, for lie was fond Of hearing t!!a,-.
tie other SAID that very interesting case
Of robbery outd come On the next day,
on which peoples opinion We're much d.
vided, the evidence being very strong
against the prisoner, out the man huseH
persisted reso!u.e'y in declaring that he
v as in distant pant Of the Kingdom at
the dime The robbery WAS committed.
The Guest mamie ted considerable an
x.ety 10 hear the Trial. tut as The court
@outd probably be crowded, expressed
some doubt about getting a place. Tie
landlord told him there could be 10
difficulty il gentleman cf his appear
anre getting a seat but that TO prevent
any accident, be would himself 20 with
um aud speak to one Of tie Je1gles.
Accordingly they went into court hey,
mo,piug, and through the landlords i'll
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
--~- e~ Q --


GE The water drinkers Of Chicago are
disguised by the INVASION of myIiads OF
little fishes in the water pipes. Tons of
them are collected about the inlet, and
cannot be driven away At tines they
are drawn by the pumps in such masses
against the screens that the supply of vat
er is stopped, when it becomes necessary
to hoist the screens, and the minnows rush
in by the barrel fIll.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12

pr AZ . Ga,pr-nelfip

Gfv At camn~meeting, q number OF
females continued Standing on The benches,
notwithstanding frequent hints from he
ministers TO sit down. A reverend old
gentleman, noted for his good humor, arose
and said, 4 think if those young ladies
standing on the benches knew that they
had holes in their stockings, they would
sit down" This address had the desired
effect, there was an immediate sinking in
TO seats. a Young minister s'arding be-
side him, and bushing to the temples,
said, 90, brother, how could YOU say
that.' Say that replied the old gen
,.eman, 9 its a fact-if they hadn't holes
in their stockings, ii Ike to know how
hey conid gel item GU.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
STRAY HEIFER.

S.raved from The subscriber last June two
vea~ oi8 black IlEIEER. She had short horns,
q il tie white under the belly, between hair and
hooC Of hiud feet were white Iiormation con-
cerDiug h,r can be lett at the PInor office or
to Jos, pL Chloptk. 7. ROLAND:
Section >, Icwu Of Kossuth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
Murder in & Railway Carriage n Ire
land
Tln.,, nr1l1in D.-n.

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,..''',' 'a.., ,.,I,.I. aa c,,,,rI..
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~ ,'.1-na -, ,.a ll.'fIa,I Graz, y,-a..a,n
f,n,.,mar r I,I.,1 !, a,,,..,s ,Iaf .
,.o,.,-n. ,,,..r. AK .o..,, :. ,oro
,t,I. ,I;rt c.ass ca,ris,.s le,yiol, ,la
\I.,,I;,.la,. s,,.;,,, TIA -; ,r;,,. 20 fha,n
I7,,,,I - cl;r, un.n H.. ,ro,,.
s'' 'I I.. .a,a;.@. - s,a,,".. H.
- ',9""' ,s,''.7 w .,'. .., n.n -.
l,.,,nnn.r io,d ,Lo 'nsrI that ina h,3
:, ~, s,,.;...o ,,r...., ~.
~, ula- ~, 80, ,o,,a,.R ,L..,
.,.i., ,.,,rI ,,.a,.f, liz, - ,..,,. ,....i,...
POI r:.It ,,as ,a,r.ar -, al 49,
,...,,,, .,s.,,
zn.i~lin.I, The Guard 1il 60 and
,,.h.,, 49,. ,,z;t raerhu9 ~. s,ati,r above
,,.,,,,5 Looo o,t..t i,;s yo,. mai iro,;r..l
-. ,,-.,.,-.r ,l..,, 4,i,.II.;,,
~ - H.. s..,,,. 80 ,..,.,...,..,,
~. :, No. cn,,ia.r. Ill.,. h.. .,.r o,, -,
2ful.;n.,,r a,.l an. ir,, ar,5Iar Gaa
,..,,rl ~, ,,,.lin., in,n;r;.s ., ,., oar. i..,.
7nnr ,l,..,rsl ,ba 1rfass = -, y;oln,y
mi ,,~r,io, of tho Lo,r Ir,r..r
1L;pI,:nI il n.;glt he soue kind Of an
arr;Irnl ,ha, Mad ban,eno} he took no
4.,,,l..r ro,f.o oi !, &.rlir,, c,r,lcr w.
ha.rI os TIA ni..ior. nom ~ S,,i.r
moraing when he was discovered ~ one
If ,ha ronnan,., servants I,inr IN ,he
lima mar the Sri1g. Of CIonpaLua with
ii. sknIi fractured IN several rlsces. and
lis Lnav f,;obifnrlv mprijafel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
Hiring Teachers Without Certificates


The Ulcers OF tie school Of HE District
il which the village Of Mi9Lirott i, oca-
hEa. Teacher without a certificate OF
I aiiticatjons, the County Superintendent
raw fl to address the superintendent OF
Public Instruction On the subject lie
replied as follows. which we publish for
tie benefit Of sIl
OFFICE or SUIT OF PIN. INsrsrcrIoN,
MADISON, January >, 1866.
JEHF. CROWLEY Esq,
County Superintendent Of Nantto,o c
Der Sir:-lhe case stated bv YOU is
IN ag4ravatlrg one, and similar ones are
getting TO be too common throug bout the
S.a'e. | appreciate the difficulty Of Your
position, and am sorry that You cannos
interfere directly 10 put a stop to The IL
legal proceedings mentioned. trust that
w. sha! be able to secure the necessary
legislation The coming W!nter II prevent
such occurrences IN future. Any tax
payer Of the district in which The school
IS taught may take out a writ elioinIn4
the District Treasurer not to pay out DIS
rict funds for the services Of the teacher.
Eat this IS not what is needed The
school ought TO be closed at once. or the
teacher should he compelled to procure a
certificate e qualifications.
oi course SET RESPECT VIj not permit
ID 20
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The Use OF CoMMA-Orpheps c..
Kerr illustrates this very ingeniou~Iy.
By nispacing a Comma, he completely
changes the sense Of the scrpiuraI pas
sage, TIE wicked flea when DO man
pursueth. but the righteous is bold lon,"
making it read, The wicked flea, when
no man pursueth but the righteous,i is bod
as lion.' Can anything be more redio>
u!Ous ?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
4 AIKEN Up.

On o. about The Sln Of December a light
brown Gov, White "a tie belly, a little wnite
on hind icet, between six or seven years old,
The owner viii identify property, pay charges
and take her away l.. ii. PHELPS.
Manitowoc Dec 90 1867
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12

BREAD CAST UPoN THE WATERs.-A
cltizan Of Boston has la'eIy received The
handsome legacy of $4,000 very unex
?eciediy He keeps drug store, and
proved himself year or more ago, COCO
Samaritan in taking il aDi carire for a
stranger who was fearing an atack Of
oe.lun tremens. For a couple Of weeks
LIE ninistefed to tie Invalid. wants, al /!
ten sent lim on bis way r.joioing. Tie
Stranger sail lie lived in New York, AMI
bad money there, bat Lad 10 means to
reach that city. his the good Druggist
furnished him. A stor. .tno .ioco the
stranger vas taken SICK and died bsqaea.h
loI o his benefaclor in Boston. WHO had
marry forgotten the circumstance, the
ab,se named sum, and ,as J..ance Of
iarr- e~tnfe to q sister
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12

at the trial was a scheme skilfulig arrang-
e! by the lheii'a confelerates 10 obtain
he release Of their accomplish.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12
TIC al Es-o1l ID May Concern.

w HEREAS, my wife Amelia Herman, has
W left my bed and board without just cause
or proyocation, | hereby forbid all persons
harboIIng or trusting her my account as
wall pay no debts Of her contracting from and
atterthIs date. BENEDICT HERMAN.
Dated December q, 1868
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12

Wholesale STEALING A letter from
Mobile states that the Government cotton
agents are sejnug private cotton, and
approptialiug 1t 10 their own u.e aud
that, OF 10. 900 bales of rebel cotton
surrendered by DICE TAYLOR, rof over
10000 bales have been, or ever will be,
received by the National Government
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12

- The Ar,elnus Ward who was
reported suff1cated by coal gas was not
the Artemus Ward who is i'll the habit Of
suHoca,ing people with laughter, but a
saloon keeper in Worcester. Massachu-
sets.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12

gg- In the foreign files By the City Of
Manchester, the London Times publishes
a letter from the superintendent Of the
Atlantic telegraph company, announcing
that he Great Eastern will positively, in
June, 1896 lay new cable aud take up
the old ore, which is ascertairel to te IN
the most perfect order. by tests taken
from the time it broke, aud still continued
daily.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1866-01-12

z = some excitement was created IN
ltc vicinity OF Fort Monroe, on Christmas
ere On accuun; on an uatoundel rumor
b-uG citcaated tina, the blacks were
getting up an instruction. No trouble
occnr.1 * ~ in a spugie instance in
Norio s, v4ere negro struck a police
LA, aui was shot Is tic file.
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The Presidents House.

The thity,sixlh Cor eress, hy tie act
Of February. Il. 1851, appropriated for re-
furnishing tie Presidents house twenty
thousand dulals, to be expended under
the direction Of The president IN addition
10 the proceeds Of tie sale Of such Of he
furniture and equips4e as might be dam
aged an hi fit for use: aud a so forty our
hundred aud taeniy dollars for m'toduc-
Irg he Ioiomac water ln;o tie presidents
house. The same congress, me DAYS
after by he az; OF March = 1861. aprru-
ptia'ed for annual repairs Of presiGeu.',
hou,e. furniture, g., SIX thousand do,.ars
/ Tie thirty SC, enih congress- under dates
Of March /, 1862. appropriated tcr an
nHal repairs Of tie presidents house Pnd
/ tusuilure five thousand dol.aIs; and BY
the same act appropriated twenty six
bundled and thirteen dollars to enable
! the ctlnmlsslCuer Of public buildings 10
LAY for the purchase and repair ct plate
aud repairing the gas fixtures OF the pres
idtnt's house and by tie same act mace
IA further appropriation OF toriy-five hun
died dollars for deficiency account q
painting aud pspeIug tie presidents
/ house % tie aR.umn Of 1862. lie same
congress Cbe 37Jh) inserted in the de.
1 tciency blII OF February =, 1868, an APP
Precipitation for anuEai repairs 81 the pies
ldeul's house, and also, under dates Of
March, 8, 1868, appropriated six lhou>
sand dollars for animal lei airs OF the
p. e>ldeEl's house and furniture. The
/ IL I'll,
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Cost Prices.
Taken Up.

Came into my enclosure, about the 10th of
December 1863. dark red Cow: spotted with
white, and white in the forehead, about years
Old. The owners requested to prove property,
pay charges. and take her away
DANIEL NOONAN.
Section 90, town Of Cooperstown. v7n24
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"a tie -3l inst. tie jury found Mrs
!laviIand as principal, and Baker al
accessory to the murder of the children
upon the testimony and her confession,
and without reference to the result of the
analysis at Ann harbor, which sustained
the confession OF The woman.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03
TERMS OF
Gojey's Lady's Book for 1866.

tf rom winch there can be no deSia,ion.)
One copy, one year. - %
Two crples, one raF, %
Three copies. crs gsaf, 30
-Four copies. one y,.., 10 90
Five copies, one yeH aEd an eItracOpy to the
psrssn ssiilLg w ~ club, making SIX
pies, Il 90
Eight copies, one yf ", and an extra copy 10
the person sel,iag op The club, making nine
copies. Ew. 81 %
Eleven c,piss. enc ,.sr, and an extra copy 10
70 the person getting up the club, making
twelve copies, ~ 90
~ Al additions to clubs al club rates.
II GpJey Lady's Book and Arhuris Home Ma
game will be rent, year, on receipt Of "a so.
- We have ne club with any other magazine Of
Newspaper.
- The money mus, all Be sent u one time for
any Of The clubs.
Address L. A. Cooley,
N. L. Corner sixth and ceestnui Streets
Philsdelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03

MIILEpogviLts, Ca. Dec. 1.-THE SEN
ate has passed bill regulating contracts
brtwssn master and servant. II for over
one mssth !, must be in writing; work
hours 10 be from sunrise 10 sunset, and ser.
watts q be responsible far damaging The
masters property wages lariei,ed By lasv-
,ng before the esp,ratioa Of contract The
~mpsyer may discharge for disobediencc.
drunksnnesss iamorslity, want Of respect
or Tor leay.1g service; eaiicing servants
away. misdemcanors 10 be punisnable with
= fne o. 5000. Or imprisonment for four
months.
The House refused TO consider the rcso-
lution sizing day lsr the election Of Uni
ted States Senator's BY a vote Of 90 10 SO.
Provisional Governor Jshnson sent q
telegram las, night TO Washington asking
TO be relieved, and asking that the Cover
nor elect, Jehkins. be allowed to take hi.
ONCE.