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D u RLINGT WOODEN
- a FACTORY, 'eG
Third .GmasSgL Ci1'CaSEN9'.
Terms for Manufacturing and
Dressing Cloth, Carding
Rolls, &C., &c.

For manuf aeturng Common Fuled Cloth, 65c.--
oassimeres and Doeskins, 70 to Toe. per yard Plaid,
Back, Brown or Fancy Goods at price according
to style and quality Of goods, giving NOT less than 20
per cent, mos for the Wool in Cloth than for the
money the wool would bring IN market.
dO rnMob CoIors 45c Made Red ss scsrst
or Plaid SOC per yard We shall work Wool 81 ares
to suit customers; it must be well washsd, on the
sheep; discount 1-S on unwashed wool. For Oarding
rolls, 10c for opg, DC. for the weight Of Rolls for
Cleansing Sc. per To-, for the weight before l. is
cleansaf For Pulling Pressing, and Securing home
or Mapping, 8Oc.; for finishing complete and Color
ing, IS TO 4Gc per yard.
FREIGHT.
Woo to be made INTO Rolls will be taken from the
Depot and returned free OF charge Wool to be man
ufactured may be sent by railroad mot by expfess)
from any part OF Wisconsin. Illinois or Iowa, and we
will pay the freight charges and return by express,
the return charges to be paid by the customer.
PACKING AND DIRECTIONS.
Put the wootin strong sackipg, not In ''od cotton
sheets % II you wish II all 70 reach U.s. Be sure ADD
put yourdsestioos inside the 'es yi'h your name
aete wi3 be no tro abe aoo1t receiving vow s0oas
' ixEKA ttttpt
Thankful for D. 1t faVors W woBid ss ~ ear Gus
TONERS that we have on hand iafge D un' Of
C1ecs Blue Mixed Grey and White Flaunels OF isi-
meres, Doeskins, Greys, Blacks Browns, Drabss
Checks, Stripes and Fancy Goods OF various stvles
which we propose 70 exchange for wool terms not
less than20 per cent in favor Of the customer.
Let the Wool Grower and Manufacturer meet and
trade direct, and do away with the grea expense of
ell middle men, railroad transportation, commission
merchants and also with sending your wool East and
have it returned made into cloth from one. hall to
two-thirds Sh0ddg, backed with Flocks and with an
advance Of fifty per cent. added TO the cost.
Farmers all this can be accomplished by taking
your wool to the Burlington WOODEN Factory. We will
make none but pure wool, seryiceabe goods-no
Shoddy or Fiocks in them do just as we agree with
all PERSONS and never under any circumstances, re-
fuse 70 recEy any that may be made in bue-
nd tRnA IN nah fnr fha iUfp
farmers to patronize 13w3z
"A AAHrAA O. mr. nKIAIG
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First National Bank Of Kenosha

Al special meeting the board of directors
of the above bank, held at their banking
rooms, on he 10th day Of June 1867, present
Newman, Gridley, Robinson, Aldrieh and Bur
bank) twas unanimously,
Reso7ged: That as it is understood that the
president fthis bank, THOMAS PRICTURE Esq.
on account of impaired health, is about to re-
tire from the active duties of his Office and
in view of our high appreciation of his long
continued, and faithful services in the dis
charge of his official duties-and of the esti-
nation, in which this board hold our retiring
president as man, neighbor, and citizen: we
hereby authorize and request the cashier of
this bank, g. A. BURBANK Esq, to purchase
and present. to the said Pricture and elegant
and substantial gold headed cane, as token
of the affectionate regard, and consideration
of said board of directors.
Attest G. A. BURBANK,
Cashier 81 Clerk of the Board
AT subsequent meeting of said board, held
on the 14th of June, after the sudden death OF
the above named Thomas Pricture, it was
Resolped: That as in the wise providence Of
| God, our beloved president has been suddenly
removed from his earthly relations, before an
opportunity occurred to carry into effect, the
resolution passed on the 10th inst,-anG
whereby suitable gold headed cane ha wing
been obtained with the following inscription
''TO THOMAS PRITURE EsQ-PREsIDENr or
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KENosHA.
WIS. A TOKEN OF RESPECT FROM THE DTREc
TORS AND CASHIER, 1851"
/ The Rev. John Gridley, is hereby requested
to make presentation Of said cane, to til,
widow and family Of the deceased, with the
expression of profound sympathy and condo
lence Of this board in view of their sad be
treavement
Resolved further, that a certified copy of tn,
proceedings Of this, and the meeting of tn,
10th inst, be Transmitted to the widow, anC
surviving family of the deceased, and a lik
copy be furnished the local papers for pub1ca
ton.
Attest G. A BURBANK.
.Cf 81,
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Dramatic.

Dramatic.
The excellent Dramatic Troupe of Murray
& Blake, that performed here so successfully
and acceptably couple of weeks since, We
notice were in Beloit last week and the fore
part Of this. Success to them.
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TEA TEA TEA +!
We can't see how r. Simmons can sell so
good a tea for 81 90, when the Great American
Tea Co. ask from 81. 25 to $50 for tea in New
York. Simmons is selling lots of tea and we
are glad oft, for it is good and cheap
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mers, June Is, 1867.
I'd Lumber.

e Try those nice can peaches at r. Sim
s'-only 40 cents can.
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Wool Irvine,

Wool TWine
That Wool Irvine at r. Simmons is being closed
out at 20 cents. Now Is the time to buy. Those
who are not yet supplied should lose no time in
calling at Simmons and getting a supply.
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nrehensiye that the time is approaching when
thew cannot enjoy even the legal right to roo
the wife of her husband and orphan her chill
dren. WALLACE MYGATT.
Sunday Police
The Judiciary Committee reported in favor
Of allowing bill Of II. Stoddard for damages
$50. !.
The special committee on A. Fosters peti-
ton were granted further time.
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NOR Perfect adaptation to all the requirements of
= the farm for rough and uneven grour dior
sidehills for stumpy land these machines have no
superior Such has been the popularity O. the Buck
eye Machines during the last few years. that there is
now sarrsly a nook or of the land in which
their fame is unknown Trials in hundreds of nstan
ces, have proved that it will accomplish greater
ge work that lighter, does its work betS
ter than any other machine.
With each Machine are furnished, Neck yoke,
Whifietrees, two complete knives, two exsra kneS
Sections, one Guard or Finger Screw, Wrench, Punch
Cold -chisel, Oil can and RiVes. Vs..
Repairs for Machines kept on hand.
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WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER /!
The Fourth Of Inlr.

The largest assortment ever brought to Ke-
nosha at Johnson's.
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500 to $30.aaen~t. E 57anleo

to Sell eGTpE PEoPl ELS OWN BOOK
OF REC IPES," a New Work just issued,
IF over 400 pages, containing over 1909 use
Ill and Practical Recipes, many of which have
,eger before been published, but have been sold
ingIy at prices ranging from 81, to $4,000.
eTHE PEOPLES OWN" has been prepared
With special reference to the Wants Of IN
'eople, and is bound to Sell Rapidly.
The most Liberal terms allowed to Agents.
end for Circular, Terms, sc.
Address
SCHOFF & VINEGAR
Kenosha, Wis.
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Attest G.. A. BURBANK,
Cashier and Clerk Of the Board.
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Dad 3m50
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HOUSE JOURNAL.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6, 1867.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6, 1867.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev Mr. Owen.
Journal of yesterday read and approved.
A message was received from the Senate
announcing the passage of sundry bills
Messrs Liddell and Dunlap were granted
leave of absence.
Mr. Pope introduced bill to secure the
payment of costs in all civil cases brought
in the Coourts of the county of Adams.
Mr. Pope-A bill to regulate the fees of
the Clerk of the Probate Court, Clerk of the
Circuit Court end Sheriff in Adams county.
Referred to the Judiciary Committees s.
Mr. Murray presented petition from sum
dry citizens of Chickasaw county. Referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. Liddell introduced q bill to repeal an
act TO prohibit the sale of vinous and spirit
ous liquors in the town Of Carrollton, and
gor other purposes. approved March II, 1856.
Passed
Mr. Gresham-A bill to incorporate the
town OF Huntsville, in Choctaw county.
Passed.
Mr. Gresham Abill to aid in supplying
the loss of the records and other uaners Of
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3 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.

House met pursuant to adjournment and
resumed consideration of Senate messages.
Senate bill to amend Chap 40, Revised
Code, was laid on the table. IS
Senate amendments to House bill to
change thetime of holding the Circuit Courts
of the First judicial District, were concurred
in. f.ssE 81 ~
Senate bill to provide for the holding of
the High Court of Errors and Appeals OF the
State of Mississippi, was indefinitely post
poned by the following vote:
YEAs.-Mr Speaker, Messrs Acker, Barry,
Boddie, Bonner, Bowden, Brown of Kemper,
Brooks, Bridgers of Tallahatchie, Caperton,
Daniel, Darden, Dotson, Easterling, Grace,
Graham, Griffin, Gresham, Hamilton, Hanson
Hillyer, Hudson, Lewis, Liddell, Luse, Mara
BILE, Meares, Merrill, Montgomery, McEloy,
McLaurin, McRae, Murdock, Murray, Owen,
Philips, Pope, Seal. Shannon, Turley, Walk
or, Webb, of Franklin, West, Williams43
-Beauchamp, Brown, of Yalobusha,
Cromwell, Carter, Deason, Duff, Foxworth,
Gillstrap, Gowan, Hearne, Henley, Hunter,
Huffman, Irby, Jones, Kennedy, Kendall,
Labauve, Lyles, Mabry, Manning, Milton,
Morphis, McInnis, McRaney, McWhorter
Phipps, Pound, Reid, Robertson, Slower,
Steele, Suratt, Tankersly, Thompson, Wall,
Webb, of Amite-37
A message was received from the Senate
announcing the adoption of House resolution
On motion the House adjourned until to-
morrow morning 10 o'clock.
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SENATE JOURNAL.

THURSDAY, Feb. Z, 1867.
Senate met as per adjournment.
Prayer by the Rev Mr. Napier.
Journal of yesterday read and approved
House messages were taken up.
House bill to regulate the apprentice law
! of this State was referred to select com
| mittee. taez s.saas>
House bill to incorporate the Trustees O
the Cherry Creek Baptist Church, of Pom
| totoc. Passed. ais ass.
House bill to incorporate the stockholders
| of the Zion Hill High School Joint Stock
Company in jefferson county. Passed.
| House bill to amend the charter of the
town of Emory in Holmes county. Passed
| House bill to amend an act incorporating
the town of Friar's Point Passed. zesH
House bill to amend the vagrant laws Of
this State, was referred to the Judiciary
| Committee. ,s.#f,
House bill to incorporporate the Brandon
| Hotel Company, was on motion of Mr. Hook.
er amended by striking the 9th section and
passed as amended.
House bill to incorporate Cato Lodge No.
230 and Cato Royal Arch Chapter and for
other purposes. Passed
House bill to incorporate the Vieksburg
Library Association. Passed.
bill to incorporate the town OF Eureka,
Pamela County. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the Pioneer Man
ufacturing Company. Passed.
House bill to amend the charter of the
Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad Company.
Passed
= House bill to incorporate the Tishomingo
Manufacturing Company. Passed
House bill to incorporate the town of
Lake, Scott county, Passed.
House bill supplemental to an act to
amend an act to authorize the Board. of
Police of Adams county to erect toll bridges
in said county. Passed.
House bill to transfer to the State of Lou
isana the Island knOwnas Bunch's Bend Is
land ON the Mississippi River in exchange
for Island, No. SO. Passed.
House bill supplemental to an act to
amend an act to protect the citizens of Kinds
county in those sections where the fencing
and timber have been destroyed by the late
war extending the same to the county of
Noxubee. Passed.
House bill to incorporate the Ashugur
Manufacturing Company Passed
House bill to establish system of puni-
tive labor inthe several counties of this
State was referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.s a
House bill to revise and reduce into one
an act to incorporate the Columbus Life and
General Insurance Company, etc, was read.
Mr. Wolff offered to amend by striking ont
in 9th section the words "may issue notes
to be circulated as money" IS,
The bill and amendment were referred to
q select committee.
Mr. Taylor moved to reconsider the vote
referring said bill to q select committee,
which motion was laid ON the table by yeas,
17-nays, 8.
House bill to secure the payment of costs
ia all civil cases brought In the courts Of the
county of Adams, was lost.
House bill to legalize portion of the
minutes Of the Probate court OF Madison
county, passed. 4ss
House bill to change the name of certain
persons therein named, passed. 81
House bill to authorize the Board of Police
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of Hancock county to relieve James Ward,
| q citizen Of said county, in certain cases,
passed
House bill to amend the County Court law,
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
House bill to amend sections Is and 80 of
an act to establish County Courts, so far as
relates to the county of Newton, was laid on
the table.
House bill to repeal an act to prohibit the
sale of yinous and spirituous liquors in the
town of Carrollton, and for other purposes,
passed.
House bill to authorize the Board of Police
of Green county to erect toll bridges in said
county, passed. @
House bill to incorporate the town of
Huntsville, Choctaw county, passed.
On motion the Senate adjourned till three
o'clock, p. m.
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SENATE JOURNAL.
O'CLOCK. p, M.

Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
Mr. Anderson introduced q bill to increase
the compensation of assessors of taxes IN
this State Referred to the COMMITTEES on
Propositions and Grievances.
Mr. Hawkins--A bill to incorporate the
Raymond and Kinds County Manufacturing
Company. Passed. vs.
Mr. Hooker-A bill for the relief Of the
Sheriff of Holmes county. Passed.
Mr. Ho0ker-A bill to change the time OF
holding the Circuit Court of Sunfower coun-
ty. Passed. fgsss
Mr. Hooker-A bill to legalize the proceed
ings OF the Probate Court of Holmes coun-
ty in certain respects Passed.
Mr. Hooker A bill to increase the salaries
OF Circuit Judges. Placed on the calendar.
Mr. Ho0ker-A bill to incorporate the
French Camp Manufacturing Company,
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HOUSE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, Feb. z, 1867.

THURSDAY, Feb. z, 1867.
House met pursuant to adjournment
Prayer by the Rev Mr. Owen.
Journal of yesterday read and approved
| Messrs Powers, Deason and McLaurin were
granted leave of absence
Mr. Dotson presented u petition from the
citizens of Jackson. Referred to the Com
mittee on Propositions and Grievances.
Mr. Henley-a claim which was referred tc
the Committee on Claims
Mr. Lewis from the Committee on COrpo
rations reported favOrably with an amend
ment to the bill to incorporate the Deer
Creek Slackwater Navigation Company
which amendment was adopted, and after
sundry other amendments were adopted
thereto. The bill passed as amended.
Mr. Lewis from the same committee re-
ported favorably to the following bills
A bill to incorporate the Copiah Manufac.
turing Company. Passed.
A bill to amend an act to incorporate the
|. town of Grenada. Passed.
A bill to incorporate the Lexington Ex-
change Institution in the county of Holmes
with sundry amendments thereto which
were adopted and the bill passed as amended.
A bill to incorporate Wilson Lodge, No. ~,
at Enterprise. Passed.
A bill to incorporate the John A Quitman
Council, No. q at Enterprise Passed.
ter No. 45 at Enterprise. Passed.
A bill to incorporate the town of Guntown
Passed
a bill to incorporate the okolona Manu-
featuring Company. Passed.
A bill to incorporate the Bowman House
Company of the city of Jackson, with sum
dry amendments, which were adopted and
the bill passed as amended.
A bill to amend the act Incorporating the
skN4xvv ,,ofAf De
Mr. Montgomery from the Committee on
Corporations reported favorably with SUM-
dry amendments to the bill to incorporate
the Planters Insurance Company of Missis-
sippi. Which amendments were adopted
and the bill passed as amended.
Mr. Murdoch from the Committee on Ways
and Means reported favorably to the follow
ing bills
Abill for therelief of VIM Cook, of fA.nite
county. Passed. s9
A bill for the relief of q Eggleston late
Sheriff of Lowndes county Laid on the
table.
: A bill to authorize the Auditor to settle
with the N. o. j. e G. N r. r. Company.
Which was made the special order for Tues
day next at ~ o'clock, NJ
Mr. Mnrd0ck from the same committee re-
ported adversely to the following bills, reso
lutions and petitions.
A bill for the relief OF y 4 Lotion OF 1ay-
lorsville, Miss. Lost
Petition of JAS ID McAllister praying re-
lief Lost.
Resolution in favorof Lewis and Williams.
of Brandon. Lost.
a. bill for the relief Of VIM. 4. Lee of Gov
ington county and for other purposes. Lost.
a bill for the correction Of errors IN the.
assessment of personal estate Referred to
q select Committee.
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Amessage was received from the Senat
announcing the passage of sundry bills an,
| resolutions.
Mr. Reid, by leave, introduced bill to in
corporate the Grenada and Meridian Railroad
Company. Referred to the Committee OF
Corporations.
Mr. Labauve from the committee on Ways
and Means reported adversely to the bill fol
the relief of Anderson Martin, of CLARK
/ county Passed. - Z
Mr. Murdock from the same committee re,
ported adversely to the following bill and pc
tition. ~ a S.
A bill authorizing the Auditor to Issue
his warrant in favor Of Insurance Agencies
who have overpaid their legal tax. Referred
| to the Judiciary Committee.
I Petition of sundry citizens of Houston.
Lost. s4a - M
Mr. Webb from the Judiciary Committee
reported favorably to the bill to regulate the
fees of Clerk of Probate Court, Clerk of Cir
cult Court and Sheriff of Adams county
Bill passed. se fs i8 sgw 1856
Mr. Webb from the same committee in his
report recommended the reference of the PEE
tition of the members of the Board of Police
OF Tunica county, suggesting an increase of
the salary of the Judge of the Circuit Court,
of the Sd Judicial District in this State, to.
q select COMMITTEES. Report agreed to and
the bill thus referred.
Mr.. McElroy from select committee re.
ported favorably to the bill to incorporate
Russell Institute, at Hickory, Newton coun
ty, and the bill passed. sHEH8 tsEH
Mr. Wall from the committee on PROPOSE
tiOns and Grievances reported adversely to
the petition of certain citizens of Tippah
county, asking the repeal of the gallon IL
quor law, etc. Report agreed to.
Mr. DotsOn from q select committee, in his
report recommended that the bill for the re-
lief of VIM. H. Taylor and James B. Fair
child, of Kinds county, be referred to the
committee on Claims.
Report agreed to and the bill thus referred
Mr. Wall from the Committee on PROPOSE
tiOns and Grievances reported adversely to
the petition of certain citizens of Smith
county in relation to the pay of Justices of
the Peace and other officers of said county.
Report agreed to.
Mr. Murdock from select committee re-
ported favorably to the bill for the relief of
the State University, and the bill passed.
Mr. Powers from a select committee report
ed adversely to the bill to establish bridge
other purposes and the bill lost.
The special order of the day was taken up
to-wit A bill to provide for the holding of
the High Court eff Errors and Appeals of the |
State of Mississippi and for other purposes
The motion of Mr. Hillyer to reconsider |
the vote to postpone indefinitely and to lay |
that motion on the table was decided in the |
negative.
The question to indefinitely postpone was |
then considered, which was decided in the |
negative, by yeas AZ, nays 33.
Mr. Darden presented a petition which was |
referred to the Committee on Ways and |
Means
On motion the House adjourned until |
o'clock, P. M.
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LATER FROM MEXICO. The British
steamship Mexico, Capt Poindexter,
from Vera Cruz 23d inst, arrived at
her wharf this evening. Capt. Poin-
dexter reports that the French frigate
Roma, left Vera Cruz on the 21st inst,
with twelve hundred Austrian infantry.
The evacuation of the city of Mexico
would have been complete by the 2Sth
inst, Marshal Bazaine, has issued
orders to Superintendent Stephens of
the railroad from Pascu del Mache to
Vera Cruz to make arrangements to
transport two thousand troops day
from that place to Vera Cruz. Marshal
Bazaine had also offered to convey all
parties desiring to return to France,
who were without means, free of cost.
IN. O.. Times.
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manufactures at the South are at
length beginning to grow encouraging.
One factory in Augusta, turned out
during the year just passed, 100000
yards of cloth, which at aproft of
only two cents yard, would amount
to about 25 per cent, on the capital of
the concern--$600O;00 900. This very
conclusively proves, if any doubt e&
lists. that there is profit to be ac-
quired in the manufacture of cotton
where its grows. cIWhereare our Mis-
-sissippi Ecapitalists2 Why will not
some Of them turn some of the means
they are investing in planting into this
channel, which lis so remunerative.---
Lexington Advertiser q agsgta
DEATH or THE sImMoRTAL J.. NJ
Many Of our readers will regret to
learn that the great philosopher,
statesman, sattirist and orator. j. N.
Free, is no more. He was a terrible
example Of the force of a strange
halluciation IN reducing power TO
weakness, greatness to humility,
grandeur to decay. This hallucination
pursued him to the grave. and like an
inYeterate, but powerless demon, now
sits and hOMls uponiits brink. SO. NJ
was to have visited our town ON the
22d inst, but this will explain all IL
his disappointed Observation-Disclosures
hsies Ilnles. y sifisls aas q