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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05

Street Supervisor White made return of the
expenses OF repairing the side walk adjoining
lots 12&13&14, on n. e. d sec. 6. in Sd ward
amount $7.99 also the lot of T. I. Bent in 4th
i ward $1.31.
The Com. on Fire Dept. on the bill of East
erbrooks 81 Parker reported in favor of allow
| ing $35. on the same.
| Aid. English moved that the bill be laid on
| the table, lost.
Ayes, Aid. Hoffman, English, Dennebecker,
Brannan.
Noes, Aid. Crosit, Glover, stebbins, Sim
mons, White, Bailey.
! Aid. Glover moved that the report of the
Committee be adopted lost.
Ayes, Crosit, Glover, Stebbins, Simmons,
White, Bailey.
| Noes, Hoffman, English, Dennebecker, Bran
nan.
The Tax Roll was delivered to the Treasu-
rer Dec. I'd.
P. s. Arndt made statement in relation to
the drain crossing Main st. at the North East
corner of his lot and asked the Council to take
such measures as were necessary to prevent
the flooding of the sidewalk as was the case
last spring.
On motion Of Aid. White the matter was
referred to the Street Committee with power
to act.
In the matter of difference between Orlando
Foster and the City it was on motion of Aid
Glover ordered that the sum Of $13S3 be al
lowed Mr.. Foster as a settlement in full
Ayes, Crosit, Glover, Stebbins, Hoffman,
Simmons, Bailey, English, Dennebecker, Bran
nan. as
Noes, White,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05
Bristol Mutual Insurance Go.

Those interested in the Bristol Mutual In
surance Company will notice an advertise
ment for meeting in this paper.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05

Several school-mistresses ofRiverside. Long
Island, are before the committee on the awful
charge of smoking pipes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05

In twelve years England has doubled bel
school capacity.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05
Week Fellows & Go.

" 90 KS I 6IIUWb % OU1
This enterprisiIg firm, has an attractive dis
play of goods, and appear determined to keep
up a reputation for selling cheap. See adyer-
tisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet ar
ticle-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. 2w27
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05

"Seberian Squirrel muffs and capes q
Doan'S.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05

A neat assortment of Furs can be seen il
Doans window.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05
SW.RR RKED.

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BlSHoP-ROBBINS.-B Rev. r. Blackburn. o
Bristol, Nov. 81 Mr. Oscar E. Bishop, and Miss
Netty N. Robbins of Salem
Also, by the same, Nov. &c, Mr.. Lewis G. Vincent
and Miss Mary E. Woodwork, of Bristol
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05
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Mrs. D. johnson, Of Chicago
Artist Il Photographic Painter,

Would be pleased to execute any work in he
me- 1or cltzens OF Kenosha. She !can be found at
Room No, IS, KENosHA WATER CURE.
Specimens of her work may be seen at her Room
or at Bentley's Book Store N'0oiD
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-12-05

Doan can sell you mink furs cheaper than
Chicago.
Evening star., 1867-03-15
TELEGRAMS. &c.

judging from the returns receiv from New
Hampshire General Harriman's (Rep) ma
tority will be little, if any. less than $50 This
- a Republican loss Of over l,UtO, the ma
,oriiy IN 1850 being 1855 This decrease is at
uIbuted by The Republicans TO the increased
efforts OF the Democrats, who have largely in
creased Their vote over last year, and in part
to the failure Of the friends of Mr.. Stearns, the
opposition candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation, 70 vote.
A boiler in the Novelty works, BrookvilIe,
c. w, exploded yesterday afternoon, killing
two men instantly. One body was blown in To
tnree pieces, and the trunk was found one
hundred yards from the scene OF explosion
Several other persons were severely Injured,
and one has since died.
A JOINT protest introduced in the louisiana
LEGISLATURE seelaring the military bill uncon-
stitutionaI, and aPpropriating $4,000 TO test
the constitutonality of the act, was read and
referred TO the Committee on Federal ReIa-
tons. .H.r
Governor Geary, of Pennsylvania, At the
solicitation of the spiritual ad visors of Alex
ander Wyhe, sentenced 10 be hung on Friday
next, has granted respite until Thursday
March2i.
The Texas Conservatives are moving for
session OF the Legislature. The san Antonio
Express (Radica) says one will positively be
heId TO divide the FUNDS on hand and organize
future action.
General Robinson, in the absence OF General
Sickles, issued an order Wednesday an
nonncing the reception of an official copy of
the military act, and declaring IL now the law
OF the Department of the CarOhnas.
The New York Board of Health have issued
a circular warning the pablc OF the probable
approach of cholera this summer, and urging
the Legislature 20 provide for suitable quaran-
tine commodations.
4. Kurtze, a commissioner arrived at New
York yesterday in the Ocean q ueep from As
pinwall, with documents relating 10 the inter-
oceanic railroad concession recently granted
by Costa Rica to General Fremont ani asso-
cIates.
Tne New York Southern Family Relief As
soclafion earnestly request cIergymen OF ali
denominations through the Northern States TO
JOIN IN simultaneously appealing for contri-
onnons on Sunday next, the 18th inst.
In he caucus held al Annapolis, last night
10 nominate commissioners O. the Baltmore
police under the new law one ballot was held
without an election. Mr.. Jarrett, a strong
Conser vative, had the largest vote.
The house of Mr.. Suell, in the town Of Mt
Jefferson, ten mics from Chicago. was en-
tered by burglars Tuesday night and
$4,000 stolen. Nothing is known as vet who
they are.
The Sacramento, California, municipal elec-
ton, held Tuesday, resulted in the success of
the Union ticket by a large majority.
The new Chamber of Commerce was inau-
gurated At Louisville, KY, Wednesday, with
banquet and speeches
The Union convention in Cincinnati have
nominated Charles +. Welstach for Mayor
The navigation Of the Hudson now is omen IN
the city OF Hudson.
Evening star., 1867-03-15
Attempted Murder of n Tribune Cores
pondent-A Jealous Husband the AssaiI-

A most determined attempt was made
at late hour Wednesday night 20 mur-
der MI. Albert ID. Richardson, formerly a
wsr correspondent of the n. Y. Tribune, by
Daniel Mcfarland, a well-known LAWYER,
pracucing in this city. From information ob-
tained from the police authorities, il would
appear that both the parties reside At - Amity
ST, Mr.. Richardson having hired q room a.
McFarlano's house, some five or six weeks
ago. Mrs. Mcfarland, VINO is an actress, a
present IN the cast at the Winter Garden,
seems TO have been the remote cause OF the az
tempted murder. IL is alleged that Mcfarland
bocame jealous OF Mr.. Richardson's attentions
10 his wife and had demonstrated with her
Richardson was walking down Amity stree,
with Mrs. Mcfarland, the husband came mn
behind them and Ora wing a four ba rr.Ilea
pistol from hls pocket fired three shots az M
Richardson. One shot only took effect the
ball sinking him in the hip and Lodging IN the
groin. Officer Culhans, OF the 18th Precinct
who was near by at the time, seized McFar-
land snd dlsermed him, and with the assistance
Of officer SeTry arrested him. All the parties
were then taken 70 the 18th Precinct Station
House, and Mcfarland was locked I'D for the
night Richardson was conveyed TO the house
No. y Amity street, where ne was attended by
physician, who extracted the bullet. he
was subsequently, taken TO the residence OF
Mr.. Samuel Sinclair, in Washington Place
The prisoner was brought before Justice Led
with al the Jefferson Market Police Court
THIS morning. Richardson did not put in an
appearance as he was unable TO leave his bed
De was represented by Counsel. who stated 20
the Couit his client declined TO make any
chsrge against Mcfarland, and he was or
course liberated.-N Y. Express.
Evening star., 1867-03-15
Maryland Annual Conference of the Meth
odist Protestant Church.
SECOND DAY-THURspAY.

shSoND DAh-ThUksDAf
The examination OF Official character was re.
sumed, and the following passed: II. q. Cush
ing, J 10. kinzer, J. Il. Jones, w. G. Holmes
X. Wbirman, Thomas Lee, ;. Il. Southerland
A ID. DICK, w. M Strayer, DIR. A. =. Eyersole
Chas. II. Litleton, ]. X. Nichols, John X
Nichols. j. W. Charlton, X. =. Norris. p
Light Wilson, James W. Gray, Il. r. Benson
James Thompson. w. ID. LitzInger, j. Clay, =
T. Graham, DR. r. SwentzeI, = A. HoblitzelI,
W I. DUNN, J: L: Reed, N. L. Hysore, rnos.
e. Downs. +. M. Hawkins, Thos. A Moore.
John T.. Darby, Jas. e. Stewart, A. F. Melvin
John N. Holmes, II. T. Miskimmon, ;. T
Ferguson, Francis Waters, J. Thomas Ward.
Geo. ID. Edmundsop, :. W. Everist. A w
Maiher, James ID. Deemes, Oliver Cox, j.
Thomas Murray, Aug. Webster, &. W. Simp.
son. Eli Hinkle. Thomas NJ. Wilson, James A
McFaden, IL. ). Day. @. Eversole, j. l.. Mills,
Jno Morgan, J. A. McFaden.
The President announced the standing COM
mirtees; and Conference adiourned-Balttmer,
American
Evening star., 1867-03-15

THK DISMAL SWAMP CANAL-The Dismal
Swsmp canal, which penetrates and passes
through the inmost Processes Of the great
great DISMAL Swamp and connects the harbors
OF norfolk aid Portsmouth with the sounds
and inland waters of North Carolina, is in the
process ofgreat improvements. Colonel Wal.
ton, the engineer OF the projected improve
ments, with a number Of assistants, is engaged
IN surveying the cana. and stalking out the
line. The W hole coarse of the canal is 70 be
dragged aud jeepened, and the width ia 10 be
increased twenty feet making the canal sixty
feet broad. The locks are also 10 be removed
and extended twenty five feet The excava-
uon Will commence next month, and when
finished will place the canal In a condition TO
accommodate ten times the amount of business
II is capable of doing at present
Evening star., 1867-03-15

~The weather during the present month
has been unfayorable for persons affli icted with
rheumatism. u q H Il a al Il 4 Il i n =
n6It seems that the roll of Robert Toombs
slaves will be called at a Georgia ballot box
instead OF at Bunker Hill.-Boston Adrertiser.
- Topers should bear in mind that wha,
I they guar from the goblet afterwards appears
in the mug.
and miasmatic Louisiana exhibit the greatest
degree of mortality. Oregon is the healthiest
State in the Union.
~Several cases Of small. .pox are reported
in Norfolk. ~
= IThe great uestiou Of ths present day 10,
aShali re extiuguish our national debt for the
sake Of poeteritvi" And many answer that
Posterify should DO its own exunguishing.
Evening star., 1867-03-15

Loss OF LIFE AND PROPERTY BY THE FLOOD.
The Cincinnati Gdzettc's Nashville special
says reports OF suffering at Chattanooga and
other places along the Tennessee river are an
paling. AT Chattanooga on the 18th inst. the
water was from twelve TO twenty feet deep in
the city. Many houses Were toppling over.
and others were floating away. The Mayor,
with posse OF citizens and soldiers, was fora
ging among the loaded cars for food The
agents Of the road protested but the Mayor
said the people We're starving. twenty five
dead bodies were seen floating down the river
at Bridgeport, Alabama, on the 18th inst The
loss OF property is estimated at SI.0O0,ovO
General Carlin. at Nashville, was making ef-
forts to send rations through to Chattanooga
The officers Of the steamer Rockford, lust
from Arkansas, report that the couutry is
overfowed. There Is great loss OF property
and suffering among the IN habitants. Twenty
seven lives were lost at Helena by the flood,
mostly freedmen.
Evening star., 1867-03-15

BACKwARINRss IN FARMING IN MARY
LAND-Owing 20 the prolonged spell OF rainy
weather, which although prevailing for some
four weeks or upwards, still shows slight
signs OF abatement, and the conseq uent sa,ura-
ted condition Of the earth, there is general
complaint among our farmers in regard 20 the
eackwardness Of their farming operations
But few tobacco beds have been seeded
Spring fencing has had 10 be neglected and
corn and tobacco lands remain yet TO be
touched by the plow. 1t is thought even
under the most favorable state OF the weather
that two weeks or more m ust elapse before the
xround will be IN condition TO justify general
farm laber.-SL Adrs's Gazette
Evening star., 1867-03-15

FEMALE CRIMINALs.-Whyi is il that there
are so many murders perpetrated in this
country nowadays by icomeni II is not great
while since Mr.. Burroughs was killed in
Washington by Mary Harris. It is only a
few weeks since Mollie Trusssll shot to death
the man whose name che bore in Chicago A
fortnight since, the servant woman, Bridget
Durean, stabbed and killed her mistress q
Newmarket, N. ]. On FriGay last, Emma
Howard stabbed 70 the heart young man
named Spar, in Chicago. AMI beside these
actual murders, there have within a few
months been half-a-dozen attempts at murder
by women, which have been frustrated by one
circumstance or another. 1t might be worthy
of thought whether the impsnity which wo-
men enjoy in this CO. ntry of doing men To
death has not something TO do with this.-N Y.
times.
Evening star., 1867-03-15
MERCRANT TAILORING.

The undersigned having entered into partner
ship, and latd IN an exts, siye an 2 carefully Ia
yEeflNGe and Gsntlemens' ~ URNIsH- WA
Inq GOODS. are prepared to maze mp for III
suits OF clothing, at their new sstabishDent, No.
$40 = street, tive doors vest 81 the National The.
able Clothing. On moderats terms, SHOULD not fail
to stys rs csil before purehasfns, =, sinbsHnsrs.
Ferinerly Of sos Ssk ct. Merchant Tailors,
nh 6-lms No. $40 st.. bet. 18Th and l4th.
Evening star., 1867-03-15
CLOTHING. do.
JAMES T. WALKER.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Asa Seventh Street, Asa
respectfully informs his friends and the public
selected ass ortment of
GLOThe, CASSIMERES, ~
- -VESTINGS. AND W
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. A.
That he 10 determined to run of a. q very ANAL
ADVANCE on cost.
Persons patronizing his establishment will be
guaranteed GOOD FIT and good workm anshfp,
a. be Is determined to employ none but the best
e.-JOHN A. MCLEAN takes this method to
at the above place, where he will be pleased to
cSier TO their tastes giving them garments to suit
the most fastidious, and seeing that their gar
ments are made up in the most workmsnltke man
NH ll-lm
Evening star., 1867-03-15

MExICo.-on February p Marquee was to
take command of the imperial forces at the
City OF Mexico. He is called the Tiger of Ta
cubaya, and says in his proclamation:-sI I
nave given you proof enough now of my de-
termination 10 defend what is entrusted To
me-" On the 25th Maximiiian would march
10 meet Escobedo and give battle MaximiI.
ian's forces are estimated at Ia. 7UO men The
Liberals have 32.UUo men. The entire armies
in the field number, Republicans, $500: I'm
perialists, 35,Uc. decisive battle will prob
ably be fought about the 1st of March
The following is a translation OF a letter re-
ceiyed yesterday by Minister Romero:
LA PRovIDRNcIA, Feb. is, Is67.-Acapulco
Is shll in the hands OF the French, but il will
be abandoned, according to a communication
that the French Vice Consul addressed in the
name Of the admiral to the officer commaudipr
our forces at Camp Sabana, asking for an in
terview. L instructed that officer to decline
this. as see no object in ii, as the port will
soon be abandoned. MY son, General Diego
Alvarez. left this place on the I2th ult. for
Iauala This city having been abandoned nv
son went with 400 men from this State 10
Cuernavaca. With this force, which is we'll
equipped. having artillery and cavalry in due
proportion, be will contribute, with the other
forces now in the valley of Mexico, TO give the
hnal blow TO the tottering Empire.
JUAN ALVAREZ
Evening star., 1867-03-15

0Gift- concert swindles are "going mp" al
over the country.
~Kngland last year realized 81, ,os6, ,5s5 from
Ak dogs.
bIWhat was the greatest bet ever made
The alphabet. - ...
IChinamen refuse TO take passage in n
ship which carries corpse.
s0Green leaves begin 10 appear on the ma
ME trees In Richmond
ga rural town in Maine nad a dance, the
proceeds OF which are TO be used for the pur-
chase OF hearse.
ga Chicago critic speaks OF Miss Helen
Western, the actress, as sThe Eiephantines
~The freedmen Of Dan willie, Va, have sr-
gabized q temperance society, whsch en-
braces o large mem bership.
ga young lady juet married IN New York
had - pairs OF shoes 20 match "a dresses she
wssa whole soled maiden .-r :"
9Th co,ored people of Porfsmosth Va,
have q candidate for mayer.
Evening star., 1867-03-15

TRIAL or YOUNG WIDOW FOR INFANrI-
ClpE.-Harriet M. Allen, a prepossessing
widow Of eighteen summers, has been on trlal
in Mobile for the murder OF her iIIeeitinate
offspring by exposure and neglect. Owing 70
mitigating circumstances, and the absence OF
evidence convictine her OF malicious intent,
she was ACC uitted by the Judge
Evening star., 1867-03-15

The ELEGIsLATURRo or PMARYLAND.-Onwe
nesday night and yesterday the Senate passed
a large numb Der OF bills. among them the follow
ing: The bill TO incorporate the Maryland Cen
tral Railway Company; the bill TO provide a.
uniform system Of public schools throsghou;
the State; the bill appropriating 600 to assist
the Children's Aid Society OF Baltimore, an d
the bill Incorporating the Southern MARYLAND
Railroad Company The Baltimore city eIec
tlon Dill was taken up, but without any action
the Senate adjourned.
Among the bills passed by the House WAS
one TO appropriate 81, 900 10 the Disabled Sol
diers' Home. A bill was. reported declaring
tina: eight hours shall constitute a dav's wor X
A favorable report was made on the Senate
bill TO appropriate SlOo,UUO for the relief o,
the starving people OF the South. The .ilI 70
encourage immigration was rejected A lolnl
resolution was adopted appointing three com
missloners TO settle certain mutual accounts
between the State and the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. The s.boom" bill was
taken up and discussed aud then passed
This bill authorizes the erection of q .sboom
for The catching of timber logs, near tida-
water, on the Susq uehanna, and affects con-
siderable interests in Hartford and Cecil conn
ties, the Boom Company having power 10
condemn lanes along shore for its purpose.
and IL Is expected that saw mills and other
establishments for the manufacture of lumber
viii grow up in the vicinity. The bill MAD
pre- ylously passed the Senate.
Evening star., 1867-03-15

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Evening star., 1867-03-15

VIRGINIA LEG eIsLATURR.-Botk housee have
passed the resolution OF thanks 10 Geo. Pea
body. The House on Wednesday laid
the Senate bill TO provide for con venton on
the table. The bill 10 prevent drunkenness
and disorder at public elections was passed by
q vote of yeas, a.; nays, IS.
Evening star., 1867-03-15

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LIST OE LETTERS
RKNAININs In THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
friday, March Is. ls61

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HAVING THE LARGEST CIRCULATION ]
~ To obtain any of these letters tho sppli cant
nust call or Ad vertised Letters. give the date
o' the list, and pay one cent for ad srIising
~ III not called for Within ore monIh they will
be cent to the Dead Letter Once
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ePB IAL OTICI.
CHARLES HRRZaERo

successor TO Isaac Herzberg q Son,
Who have cond pcted the Pawnbroking Business
Ioi niteen years In this city, far twelve <0N
years The snly eaHnbroker in the Distric- Il
tske this method Of thanking their pstrons0 u
AIS tne pnb1c for the confidence heretofore shown
them, and beg lave 20 call their at ention to the
Iset that We still continue TO make the highest sd
nances 10 all sums upon all articles OF Jewelry,
DIAMONDS, Watches, Bonds. Government ocri o.
silver Plate, &c for which ve have superior
places OF deposit and sec1rity, which will always
be shown Tor the satisfaction Of those batroniZinR
US wei have special facilities for the care aud
presefvanYh OF Wearing Apparel of every de-
tcrptieh, Wooleus, 6e., on which the highest al.
Nanees are made, guaranteeing when required
slsrge warehouse in connection with our sffice
have special facilities for storage of all kinds
ef Merchandise, Furniture. &C on which we
make the highest advances for days weeks or
months, We call especial attention TO the fact
tbst ewing to the large capital employed In
business We can make advances at such rates Of
inter est ~ TO defy competition. We sell goods
until the expiration OF six months after their for
feiture and then only 81 public auction, frst Civ
ing ample notice through the varioas city jour-
nsls 10 all depositors, BY this means deposits
with never lost il their redemption Is de-
sired. We call especial attention to our arrange
meDts Tor forwArdi ng goods to any part of the
country, Arrangements which an experience of
tfteeD years has brought to perfectioR. Depos-
1tors are enabled by this means to redeem their
goods from our office ne matter whore they may
pc located ful information always given. Prf
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