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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-25

A Valuable MeuicIne.-Dr. Poland's White
Pin e Compound, advertised in our columns, is sue,
cessiui attempt to combine ard apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor ough
ly tested b. people in this city and vicinity, and tbs
proprietor has testimonials to its value per on
well known to our citizens We recommend its tria
in all those of diseases TO which it is adapted
t is tor sale by all our druggists. Aadepeqdeat.
For sale by f. Robinson and j. 4. st4rkweather
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TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the system must be
prepared so that the lungs viii heal. To accomplish
this, the liver and stomach must first be cieansed and
an appetite created for good wholesome iood, which,
by these medicines viii be digested properly, and
good healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach OF all bilious
lations; and, by using the Sea Weed L 'ic in con-
nection, the appetite ID restored.
SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP is nut4icious
wei medicinal and by using the three remedies
oil impurities are expelled from the system, and
good, wholesome blood made, which viii repei all
disease. Il patients viii take these medicines Accord
log to directions, Consumption very frequently in
its last Stage yields readily their sc on. Take the
pills frequently, to cleanse the liver snd stomach 1t
does not follow that because the bowels are not cos
tive they not required, for sometimes in diarr-
hoea they are necessary. The stomach must be kept
healthy. and appetite created to allow the Pull
monte Syrup to act the respiratory organs properly
and allay any irritation Then all that is required to
perform permanent is, to prevent taking
cold. Exercise about the rooms as much as possible
cat all the richest iood-iat meat game, and, IN ta
anything the appetite Graves but be particular nd
mastlcate well. G2nd W. ca. mo. IT.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The growing whest in the lower end of
Chester and Lancaster counties Pennsylva-
MIA, and the northern part of Cecil county
Maryland, makes a fine appearance now,
and never gave promise of a better crop.
OHIO.
The wheat crop promises splendidly.-
The winter, to be sure, has been cold, but
the fall sowings have been protected by The
heavy SHOWS, and have weathered the win-
ter we'll. We expect this year to see the
heaviest wheat crop ever raised in this
country. a9JAs ,0<toa p
.s' 20 WISCONSIN,
The winter has been very favorable for
fall sown wheat and we can say, fortu-
nate is the farmer in this state who has had
the confidence to sow q crop Of winter
wheat.
"ns" goat CENTRAL ILLINOIS lDst % -
The winter wheat is in the best pnssibla
condition, and correspondents write that ff
no further misfortune befalis it, it will be.
the best for years. 1t never presented a
better stand. An unusual breadtH If
spring wheat is being sowed. @
80 y asIeq MISSOURI ETC ss.srss zEF II
In Missouri and adjoining states We, are
told that the wheat crop never looked more
promising. During the winter the planters
of Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Ar
kansas have secured large numbers of field
hands, andaare making preparations to cu
tivate a wide area of territory The fact
that the cotton crop Of last year has proved
to be much larger than was anticipated afa
fords general encouragement to the SOUTH
ern growers. sl4ic. .--sa.a1 .t,7 .4s.tg4s f...ec
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1000 agents wanted to engage in pleasant honora-
BILE and lucrative business Men of good address char
acter and ability, will be literally deal with For full
particulars to agents, ana SAMPLES FREE, enclose
two stamps and address NJ. V. b. COWEN, Lafayette,
Ind. 4wAE - =
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MEN ONE WOULD RATHER NOT MEET.-Men
who tell stories that run into one another, so
mat You ind it very difficult to get away at
the end of any of them,
tions.
Men who have been betrayed and abandoned
friends - va
Men VINO nave been prosecuted and swindled
by q general conspiracy of everybody.
Men VINO initiate popular actors s..isa41 a.
Men who are always asking ssDon,t. ,,o.,
think so ?''A 4aeis fStz4s - 81 ''U
Men who are always "puttinga ease.n
Men who agree with you too much. ..,Y
Men who feel inclined to Join issue with
you there" h~ ''''s''aa - y7sIeSS -
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HelmbOId's Fluid Extract

OCE1O
Is a certain cur for diseases of the
BIZ UNDERGRADUATES GRAVEL DROPsY, ORG ANIC
WEAKNESS FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GEN ERAL
DEBILITY,
And all the diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause origna ting and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING
Diseases of these organs require the of durec.
If no treatment is submitted to, consumption in-
sanry may ensue. Our flesh aud blood are supported
fro N these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
and that of posterity depend upon prompt use of
reliable remedy
hELMB0LO'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upwards of IS years, prepared by
Fl. T. HELMBOLD,
Druggist
534 Broadway, New York, aud
eowl y35 1914 South 10Th 81. Phladelpha, "a.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED Ross
WASH and delicate disorders in MI theii
convenience and Its p asant In taste and
Odor immediate in it, action and free from injurious
pr p rules. ecwly35
CHARTERED c INSTITUTIONS RESTORED ny HFIsi-
BoLDs EXTRACT BVCrU. eowly%5
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Ia 4 Il g.

Friday, April 19th 1867, in the
town OF Pleasant Prairie, SARAH ELLEN, the be-
loved wife of Chas. Willerton, aged n years and
months.
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.FFICE oF THE KENOSHA TELEGRApH

OFFICE OF THE KENOSH TELEGRAPH.
Thursday, April 25th 1861 /
GRAIN B1ARKET.-Thefe is no change in values Of
grain at this port since the date of issue We
therefore quote No. spring at 80. No 50 Oa
4O and rejected at 81 ,SOa2UO few sales Of NO have
been made at Yogles mill at about 0c above our high
est quotations Shelled corn 90a$l 90. Oats soc foI
good No. 2. No. Oats 63a64c,
PRONISIONS-The provision market is steady and
prices well sustained sales OF prime butter 3aS1c
Eggs i5al6c Potatoes 55a6Oc. Sales OF small lots Of
Dressed Hogs light weights at S6,5Oa7.0O
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BOOK ENDING

BOOKS TO he repaired, and PERIODICALS to be
Bound, will be duly attended to, If left at either
the Bookstores in this city, or with me
JASON L0THROP.
Kenosha, April Sth, 1867 ... 4w45
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For AOn-RctentiOn EncOntInence of
Urine, rrta inflammation liberation the bladder
Kidneys diseases Of The glands bad-
or brick dust deposit and all diseases
of the bladder kidneys and dropsical sweings e0wIy5
Use HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUcHu
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Take no more Unpleasant and Unsafe
EMEH1fS for npleasant and dap gcr6us diseases Use
HeImbotd'S Ecttdct B,tchu ana Improved Rose Wash
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT FUCHU
Is the Great Dityetic
HELMBoLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
Is the Great Bfoo2 Purjfer.
Both prepared according ru Pharmacy and
Chemslty are the m ost active that be made.
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Enfeebied and Delicate Constitutions o
both sexes, use HELmBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHU. 1t will
give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable you
we'll COW fy35
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Co0IMUTATIoN RATIoNs FOB PRISONERS
The Commissary General has decided that the
heirs of deceased soldiers are entitled to com
mutation rations while such soldiers may have
been prisoners of war. 1t is estimated that it
viii require So, 0o0, 900 to settle these claims.
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6SHA FRO 81, OR SIs TO $50 PER
ep EN- DAY, can be essIy be made the year
round aoIth0ut RISK, in business, light pleas
ant honorable, and no competition. Good ener~
getic agents (LadIes or Gentemen) are wanted to
represent US IA every city and county, rare chance
to make money and pc, man st employment IS Of
fered to every person having few hours daily to
spare For further particulars please CALI on or ad.
dress, 4e15
G. w. JACKSON & co, II South 81. Baltimore Md
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JULES JAEEp'@5
"Em all de Paris"
THE NEW BEAUTlFlER on THE SKIN.
TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRAIEL
4

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED
LADIES'.
a,HaS %ECRET ar 8wAUaKEY
NJ they Aenorably state pbrt il differ ire m a n tbs
prepare lions. Il gives to the mos, harsh u d ireek
I'D skin b06h the texture and fhe colnrnf pol she'd
very removing al discoorad rs whether p'nrin4 as
reckvs, tan morphew moth, or bacA worm ,pe.Ss ani
s especially successful in tibg oat the mai If by
Ihe AGENTS Of "I,Ema,l de PARIS. mas e.n41entioI,v
submit to the public the earnest endor such dis
sisnola RisToRI, Mlle FELICIrA vEsTv LA, uss
A d&iE w HlsTGhEL : 2 p 9o% ERS L.
WALLtk LUCY kUSuTON. NOEMIE lie
MARGUERlrTEs Mis- \. PERRY,
and many others, whose high standing their profe
gives the stamp of truthfulness their nteh and
genuine approval.
The Beautiful Lucille Western saws:
find that the Email" produces all the bril-
rouge and Lilly white. win tle great and
ty and softness OF The skin.
The Magnificent Vestyalia says:
&C., which my theatricsl profession oblees me Ia
that lc?nsider 1T perfect benetactou to find prepa
ton which gives the necessary whitcneSs to the skua
leaves the sfin cool and smooth
Miss Ma gle Mitchell says:
found that it inst antyimparts NATURAL bloom and fresh
''Jared Email Paris" is use az delicate beautaer
Of the skin for theatre saloon bal room, by
lying effects OF and lily white, without their vulgar
Sold by an arst-olass druggists and periumers and
/ Isabeau, 622 Broadway Demas Barnes & Co. and F
c Wells Co. New york and Eugene Jouin, III south
ienth Street acd Johnston, Holloway Cowden Phila-
de phia, Agents. JAREDS RENE.
feb2O-6m88 General Agents aud Importers. N. Y.
An EnectuaI Worm Medicine
Browns VermnifHse COmfts,
Or WORM LozENGEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults, attributed other causes
occasioned by worms. Brown IS WORM CoMYITs
although efectuai in destroying worms, can 10 0
possible injury 10 the delicate child This vat.
liable combination has been successfully used by
physicians, and ound % be SAFE and sure in era 81
eating worms, so hurtfu to children
Children having Worms. requir. immedi.
ate attention. as neglect OF me trouble often causes
p~olOnge~ sickness
symptoms of Worms I'm Children are
often overlooked Worms in the stomach and bowels
cause irritation, which can be removed only by the
use OF sure remedy. The combination OF ngredien
used In making By02on'S - Veraeifatge C0mfts," is
such as to give the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS & BROWN Propretors New YORK Sold
by all Dealers IN Medicines, at 25 cts box 1y51
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'PRoFFIr' OF RAISING POP Corn Hon. Le-
wi Bartlett of Warner n. H., writes to the
Co3atg ;GsRtiemQa, that on farm adjoin
ing his, tflere was raised last year fifty
bushels of ears of pop corn on three fourths
of an acre, for which the farmer received
$3.50 per bushel-S75 for what grew on
three fourths of an acre, besides the fodder
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Chicago Imrket.

CHICAGO, April "A, 1861.
We quote from last Evenings Journal. Flour stea
d. and unchanged. Sales, Wis. Winter s12aI4.
Wis. Iowa It III extra spring $l25Oa13OO
Wheatagas,frmer anu closed at $z,4Oa2, so for No.
2 Spring. ~'-,s.'1~'s 'S-'-' ED1Ff
Corn was active and frmer, and closed at s.. Is
for No. |, but unsettled
Oats were active and higher, and closed al 5S1<a
5812c Tor No. 2
Rye was inactive. Barley was dull.
PROVISIONS were quiet. Mess Pork was held at
s22 % for best brands, and country Mess sod at
$3.50.
Lard was active at 122la13c cash, and tor forward
delivery.
Lake Freights were dull aud weak with charters
at sc for corn 10 Buffalo and Fort Cobune by saiL
and at IA { Tor corn 10 Buffalo by propeller
Butter, There has been little better movement
ia The lower grades but prices are weak for com
mon lots, and are at wide range, Good and choice
Dairy suitable Tor table use, is firm We onote.
Choice Dairy, 26a2Sc; Good to prime Firkin f5a22.
Common Flrkln l2a14c; Inferior grades 7alnc
Cheese-Demand good and prices are stead and
firm. We quote
New York Factory (genuine) 21a22c; Factory III
19a20c; Western States 16al9c.
Potatoes are quiet and with good SUNNY. nricas
are not firm. Sales leach blows, in store 7ia7
peach blows at S0aS5c.
Milwaukee Market
MILWAUKEE,, April "a.
FLoUR-Firm. Sales ofXX at Sl2. O013o0 Y a.
$12. UU02 s12.40. -
wHEAr-FirIn. sales at sa.541a for No. ?; 50 ~
for No. B 81. IS for Rejected
OATs-Eirm at 64c. for New.
far No
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bore onlyltahdred ana ftS.geten- inches.

n sE6 G4nbAal Sheridan has issued an order or
ganizfhg: a Military Court to try plantation
overseer named w aliier} on-a charge of having
killed a negEe0 and such other cases as may
come before it. The sessions of the Court will
be held in New ORLEANS This is the first in
STANCE of she exercise of, the authority CON
ferred upon the Commanders of Departments
by the third section of the Reconstruction
Law, which declares that they shall have
power to organize Military Commissions or
for the trial of offenders.
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JUsTICE-Our State Legislature at its late
session, passed Memorial to Congress for the
reimbursement of money expended by the
cities of Kenosba and Racine forimprovement
of their harbors This would be no more than
justice, and we presume will meet but little
opposition from the enlightened majority in
Congress. There is certainly no good reason
why we should be compelled to do at our own
private expense, what Congress isnow doing
for all the harbors and rivers throughout the
country g. We shall look to see the matter
brought up at an early day in the next session
of Congress, and acted upon according to the
PRAYER of this memorial.
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The COPPER SCROLL LIGHTNING ROD
Co, manufacture the only Conductor constructed on
purely SCIENTIFIC principles and g8d efficacy Supe
ror inducements to first class agents. Testimonials
mailed free Address G. TAYLOR, Secretary, Freeport
ills. 4wj5
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CONSUMPTION Durable BY

The Glory of Man Is Strength : rhei efore
the nervous and debiitated should Immediately use
aEIMBoLu's EXTRACT BUCHU. eOwly35
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WHAT IT COsTs THE GREAT EASTERN TO
MAKE A TRIP.-The Great Eastern took out
on her last trip for New York, 1911 passengers,
whose aggregate passage fare amounted to
Sc, 62o. The vessels expenses in New York
amounted to So, $685. to which must be added
enough in addition for miscellaneous expenses,
to make $10,000-one half the amount received
from passengers-absorbed in New York
There would, therefore, remain but 1900,
and this would go very short way, indeed,
toward covering, her enormous running ex-
pc nses, and her charter of 81, 600 sterling per
m onth. The assumption is, that no less than
1000 passengers will pay. If this be so, then
1T may be concluded, in round numbers, that
her charterers, to make ends meet this trip,
will be short from $4,000 to 100000.
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g We ARE Glad to see br the Miluanl,oe

70 We are glad to see by the Milwaukee
Sentinel, that the ''New Young Mems Associa-
tom of that city are to have Hall which is
described by the Sentinel as a very elegant af-
fair We conclude that the "Old Young Mems
Assoeiation,'' wilI.continue to occupy the old
hall, though the Sentinel does not inform u.s.
We hope the ''Old Young Men" will not allow
the New Young Men"to get the start ofthem
in Association matters
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An E1ecGuaI Worm Medicine
EsroKYn,s Xcnaa. ! In -. a1n.nG..

HelmbOld's Fluid Extract Buc hu is pleas
ant in and OdOr from all injurious proDqrtes
and imme date in its action. eow1y85
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-04-25

AFTER tedious and prolonged negotiation,
the Post Office Department has finally secured
a site for Post Office building in the City Hall
Park of New York, on which a splendid struc-
ture will be erected. Speaking of the trans
action the New York Herald says: ''The Uni
ted States Government has paid over to the
City Comptroller the sum Of $500, 900, the price
agreed upon for the new Post Office site in the
City Hall Park and has received in return a
deed signed by the Mayor and Common Coun-
Gil Of the city. The purchase money was at
once deposited to the credit of the Commits
sioners of the Sinking Fund for the payment
OF the city debt" The Herald thinks that the
piece of ground secured is worth four times
what was paid for it, #f.E
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Frs May nun1ber of the AAantic lf1nttly
will contain astory from the pen of Maj. j. o.
CULVER, Of this state, formerly assistant at
torif6sy general. 1t is entitled. "The Plaintiff
Nonsuited." Maj. CULVER was at one tins
connected with the Milwaukee press. Master
of an easy and graceful style, with keen
sense OF humor, and fresh, original way Of
lSokingat things, he has all the qualifications
for achieving success as a popular writer
His many friends in the northwest, as well as
the many friends of the atlantic here, will be
glad to see his name among the contributors
to that popular periodical.
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~" Muskegon has recently been made .
port of entry, and A. B. Furman has received
the appointment of Collector. About 100 sail
ing vessels will be employed in the lumber
trade al that point ths.season. 5g. "a ,aa 7si
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The Markets to day are very quiet, develop
ing little speculation and few noteworthy
transactions. Closing prices ON Change at
o'clock to-day, were as follows in the import
ant articles Of the market: Flour, dull, held
at S12 .50@1400 for spring extra Wheat. oui-
ct and q ct better, No. 2 at S2.441%@2 AZ: re-
i've; S1.06@l0S for No. 1, 96@97c for No.
9515@SS for rejected. Oats quiet at 55J5@57c
for No 2, having advanced H@1c Proyis-
ions dull at the closing prices of last week.
DON
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fsgrTlie wife'of Bishop ARMITAGE, of this
state Safe rector Of ST. Johns church, Detroit
has become deranged and is now in the Insane
"A syitra At Kalamazoo, Mich.
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Y. NJ. @. A.

evening the tenth anniversary of it's foupda-
ton in this city. Some idea of the extent of
their practical Christian charity may be de-
rived from the fact that during the past year
they have expended $24, 325. So in charity to the
ployment for 800 men and bows and for 067
women and girls they have started several
mission schools and supplied a great amount
mattertor missionary purposes. both
in and out of public institutions they have
maintained a noon day pray at cost
Of$7 510.l3, and they have done an infinity of
good in many other ways, such as obtaining
soldiers'c claims, forwarding from this Post Of
ice unstamped letters, keeping a free reading
room open for young men, etc. 1t is crafty
ing to state that the association is in a very
condition.
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The Madison Journal of Monday evening
this morning to find between four and five
inches of snow on the ground, the trees and
shrpbbery feeced With it, and cold north
wind Blowing. Most of the snow has melted,
but the prevailing color of the earth is still
white@his afternoon
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Man wants but little here below,
Nor wants that little long.
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The real Velpau French Pills should not be used
during certain time, as they will surely Crng on a
miscarriage. Sold by all Druggists
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.Ta;Sfs he&t Sol6fhe,, eommehncingwith June I
will appear a series tofillustrated papers upo
the great mineral regions of the north west,
andin an early numberia new serial by Miss
Unlock, author of'JolIn Halifax" will be
commenced All the other attractive features
lof the Magazine will be continued For sale
at Johnso1's Bookstore where viii also be
found all the leading monthlies-The Allan
tic, Demofest's, Godey's, Arthur's Peterson's,
TIlte)Gala Ky, The Riverside. &c, Also all the
Literary and Pictorial Weeklies, and Chicago
Dailies.
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THE CHALLENGED

Ihh SAMb hASb,
1t easier and VIII out last by far any o her
Wrnger.
wrpgers repaired st less than Chicago price,.
tf47 S. r. MILLS
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THE Supreme Court will hear tomorrow the
motion of the Attorney General that the Geor-
gia and Mississippi injunction bills be dis
missed for want III jurisdiction.
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

Every grave ia Trinity and St Pauis churchysrds n
estmased 70 be worth 81 O00
The Frs, National Bank Of IowA City paid $4,000 for
bag Of brass ninss
More than thsee-Gfths of a The Alnercsns vho ssnt
goods " the Paris exhibition usrs asadsd yrsmluma
In Montreal little French newspaper V psbl,<hed az
pressly advocate annexation 10 the Uaitsd siasex
the Grand Trunk fCAnasla) Railway Compsny lost bv
American currency fron 1894 20 June iAss, G3ii 00o
Isxas had storm OF CRASH oppers last moutb Tnev
dropped % clouds like lively article OF snow
onio u noe shc chief wool growing ststs hxv,us
052 sucop out Of 81 $50 7g7 IN the whole United
sgstes In 1893 the live stock Of ohio was valued st
ti5ls000 0o0 which s greater than amy otner stats
except New Ysrk. -
10 an insurance case growing out or tho burpIsg AZ
the soina Norwich. recently tried II Hartford
Conn., the company owning the weasel received ves
dict o "a Us ~ against tne wessrn Massachusetts n
surancs Coapany 1-
The Memphis Board or Ueanh invite sii absent Nam.
phlsns home wthuut ear yellow fever u nd
logger epidemic. Or the doctors VINO cymposa the Board
menl IA made, two voted against II ono dcclincu Ia
vota, aua carried ~ the casting vots Of the
Chairman.
A meessnv cf co'orci czens Of Lsavenworsh ,afeyv
rssotved 10 double their scs % the night OF sui
frn1e and recommended call State con- vsut,on Ia
poliIivn Congress confer that right.
government sails Of 'sis55l small arms ana 15 ooo
apprrs4nsrces such drivers bali screws cones
wreuchs~ sc, 10 100 iGnt saDScs 10000 saddles ana
artillery cArrissss isxss pincs - Lsavsnvorth on the
13sb iasA 4NN
rwc men, named John Reagan ssd James Cvssshscu.
hsse bsss arrested Memphis, charged whh stealing
The ssie of sss sousssfn Erwvss csnbsny ~ Jsskssn,
1sna