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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
Mercutio said of his wound,
1t was not as deep as well, or as wide
AS a gate, but it would do"

Mercutlo SAID of his wound,
1t was not as deep as a well, or as wide
AS gate but itwoud do
PLANTATION BITTERs will not raise the dead,
But they cure the sick, eXalt the depressed
And render life thing to be enjoyed
We believe there are millions of living witnesses
to this fact. Dyspepsia is a horrid disease, but
Plantation Bitters will cure it. II is most inyieor
ating tonic, for weakness and mental dispondencv
Those who are tout of Sorts should try Plantation
Bitters. 1w16
MAGNOLIA WATER-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price. aw16.
Poor MAN! Cons UMPTIoN Took HIM OFFI''-
This is the reply thousands of enquiries eyery dav
propounded by acquaintance upon learning that
another old friend sleeps his last Sleep" Con.
sumption is unquestonably the worst disease that
alctS the human family, for it is confined almost
entirely to the young and middle aged who had their
lives been spared might have been alike ornaments
TO society and benefits to the world at large while
the aged and inrm almost entirely free from This
human scourge. Without positively asserting that
consumption IN its more advanced stages can be
although while there is life there is hope
we do most confidently say thati taken in time Dr.
j. W. Poland's White Pine Compound will arrest tbe
~ PosAo'Noi 'iie 'ti9ease, anu restore the lungs
to soundness and vigor. The price is 81 90 per bot
tie, and it is sold by all druggists 1wI6
The plan OF the Washington Library Company of
Philadelphia is to offer to the public an interest in
charitable Institution by offering stock in shares of
one dollar for which a certificate is given with an
engraving fully worth the money paid. AS a still
further nducement to have the shares taken up rap
idly, every stakeholder is promised a present of
some value in addition to his stock certificate and
picture. The funds thus secured by the sales of
stock are deposited with Messrs. George A. Cooke
q Co., Bankers, No 33 South Third Street, Phila-
dephia, to be by them applied to the object in view
charitable public institution thus receives the
| benefit, and not private individual Read adver-
tisement. 1wl6
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
HOLLOWAY'S
ARNlCA
PLASTER S

The original and only true Arnica
Plasters, possessing the great heal.
ing properties Of theArnica
Flower
1he curative effects of these plasters in all
cases OF pain or weakness in the breast. side ~
packard IN all cases OF Inflammation oftbe
lonss, ana cough are truly astonishing. thew
give immediate relief 'ne1
physicians prescribe them, and thousands
recommend them. Observer ollowsv,s ars
the original and only true Arnica Plasters
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
Sidewalk Tnnrovements.

Our Common Council, in looking after the
public necessity of good sidewalks, have
m, snifested commendable enterprise. The
last improvement of consequence, of this
kind is the order for building sidewalk on
the north side of the river to the north line
of the city limits. This now gives one con-
tinuous line of sidewalk from the northern to
the southern limits of the city. 1t may be
said without exaggeration that no city in the
west, of no greater population than Kenosha,
has as many miles of good sidewalk. These
conyeniences add much to the desirableness
of Kenosha as place of residence
THE PEACH TRADE.-The peach trade in this
city, has greatly exceeded this season, that of
any former year One firm-Bronson d Bone,
has already sold at retail the present season,
over 200 boxes. Other establishments in the
city are engaged in the peach trade, but to
what extent we are not informed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19

sad nerves, kidneys bladder womb and blood affections
sf the urinary orgrns gravel scrofuls rheumatism,
kaRTh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Uur practice Is not of experiment, but of twenty
standing founded the laws Nature with
and evidence to sustain it, Do not tear down
~ huid up make sick make welln0 harsh treatment
sriains; Gathering. We know the cause and tho
s~snedy needed guess work. but knowledge gained by
of in the treatment of these diseases
eiasivelyn announcement without prospect Candid
opinions, reasonable in charges, claim not to
and common sense. We invite the sick, matter
What their ailm call investigate before thoy abap
don hope make nterrogatons and decide for themselves
will cost thing consultation is free. This is the
Sixth that have visited this place. and shall max
my visits for regularly the days Of thewee
every eight weeks. "a
DR. V, CLARENcE PRIcE CONSULTED
Kenosha City Hotel during Saturday
the 10th of October, 1867.
ER- Residence and Laboratory, Waukegan Ill,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COWDEN.
I'ToDrietorS

No. 2S North Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Sold at Wholesale inOhicago, by Fuller, Finch 4
Fuller-Lord Smith-Burnhams & VanShaack-J
d. Reed Goldsmith Cutler & Co-Deitzsch, Block
Il Co. and throughout the country by all druggists
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-09-19
The Howe Sewing Machines
Are World Renowned


They are celebrated for doing the best work, using
much smaller needle for the same thread man any
any other machine. - , ,.,.
rival and cannot be surpassed-a Hemmeri Feuer,
Braider Quilter and guide go with each FANNY ma
chine free of charge.
Every Machine is as near perfection as ID
best machinery in the world can make.
The parts being exactly alike, if any part
needs to be replaced, the operator can replace
it.
Loss of time and the expense of sending to
machine shop rarely occurs.
They are made at our new and spacious
Factory at Bridgeport, Conn, under the imme-
date supervision of the President, ELIAS
HOWE, Jr., the original inventor Oh inc
Sewing machine, whose invention is the 1ound
alton of. and covers all Sewing Machines.
They are adapted TO all kinds OF FANNY sewing,
ana 10 the nee Of stresses Dressmakers, IsllorS
Manufacturers of Shirts, Collars, skIts, OioSks,
Mantillas, Clothing Hats caps Eohseis
he, They work equally well upon silk, linen WOODEN
aud cotton goods, with silk cotton or linen tnre1o
They will seam, quilt, gather heIni ie, coto,
hind and perform every species OF sewing, making
beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both SIDES OF
| the articles sewed.
The Lock Stitch invented by WIZ. HOWE
and made on this machine, is the most popu-
lar and durable-is alike on both sides, ana
will NEITHER RIP OR RAvEL, and all sewing
Machines are subject to theiprinciple invented
by him. .,.. s,v1,,o,rY and
! "A Machine was needed possessing sIArLloit.r ons
DURABILITY, and adapted to great range o. 70
easily understood and compreaehueo ~ "a ~ ELIAS
duce sncb machine has been the sIuoy Va S.-rvn
HOWE Jr.. who gave the world TIE FIssd a now We
:. MAcHYE more than twenty years az, mhracing ali
| oeer his last uroduction-a machIno 'A
essentaI Qualities, ard pronounced
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

m68liG so beretnfa9en, rnt iie benz
9roBeren Publifnm su9dnslider dn
MAIDEN; Is s2a iss--
ge,f4Gpflsu: SIN sgepaasao,,s'
6aB IS betsefoitnsen 1T, baB Die shbesa
rdleuz 9rHnbiabe, sbes, &urnerbunoes,
1uie fie in ben @tatnten 5'be6elben, nieS
'bel9ele9t fn6, bon WitelieSern. aus
stlBli6teitsgfiin6en ibei @eite gelebt
unO mi6b audit iuoroen inb.
.SaB mir bierrnit itren9e fan upfez,
rem 8unoesiabunaen fetbalten ipoIlen
nno lebe ntngebufg oerielben beroanis
men, Do mir siuii6eu @edt unb llne
re6t teinen Wfittelipeg anettennen, unS
FbaB mir ben 8orfano Oes Surnerbnne
oes unb Die berldiebenen 8e5trfsbors
fanoe fir bic Seili9baltuR9 unb ges
tpi6enbafte Nufredtbaltung ,lnb Surb-
fiibrun9 Der 9rincipien unferer Sabs
un9en perantnortIid baiten."
f. Gem eriteren 8ei9luB in 8esu9 auf
Die gSirtbihaftsinterefe uno O9l. ru Z
fen mir Elm beionDeres, BrabA su. :
ueber ben 8efdInb bes sSeItes ult
Die Yreisbertbeiluus iperoen mir NOR
| gen beri9teu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

ID TOR ISnnpI
Sincinnof, ur,, ,, 10 a5 y y. -
Cincinnati tsmr,,sr s'''ss' '..!e-s -.
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f. Snbianopslis Surner 800 ~. s.. 4, '. 4s.4-
b 26oIinnr her IN her aoncotP sstr,ss,.
S osieosnen @,HnIe Sss ssr,, 'SJ5;; l.ps
OF @tsnhans ,9$err;Y, 49, - - 1870, ~
gSerld,ieSene fleinere SSere;ns saass7
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Surnsr Ser ,go,,isn,IIe s,,rnne,,,s;,,Sse 80
0arso,,, ,,,,,sb.t.ss.;,s.ss 49,
9nbI;P o mas 49, ob I;% 'pS S%amsn
e aIut'u WY 6ug,tstge", lWo.e"
'a'''es:taa View, aa W TIE Ell
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as g %. S"gl ss. Uss ssalgv.ns Sar..gsss
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melnen 9elterfett betttu9, brahte Sur
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bolo aus siaf6Dtae. Der. IN elter NIT
| 9roPsnt Beital alfeenonlineneil Jteoe
Dem ,Son'soills Sara tg c,. t!lr. Ole
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

SreMa6 o. z8ae.rnite.isn erI
iu1t unS Dem Yublitum nno feincn
Sreunoen inifsttbetlen, oaB, ct 'tuisber
Iein aites 9terIbtal tir6 berbFgarten
an Der gtoro 6 ollege 9traBe er5finet
bat. ST ernattet sablreihen 8uiprnd
,un0 bsripriGt Ifefieit @dffen,n thinner
6as bette Bier inn Nfarfte hnS iibersi
bdtpt ole feiniteite @etrdnfe Oorratbis
al haltei,. 3Y Fs5l!4 aaiii ef'R ,H3aofiS,
SIM @arten, tpoielbit aud sgeIe9ehts
lid Concerto 1abgebatten iperoea iolleri,l
fino Sarnnpparate aufaelfeIlt: 9lub 1T
Elm gutter 4lak sant 4itdJen. 3d,ll /, !.
/ 9Sir bofeHyi bab bic Oeutf6en bas
neue 9otal beion6ers beborsu9en iuers
BEN. 8ornitein berbient es. a5d gsfHH i
l 9aiIao ri asaa7iisi18 @cpl. I'm %
+ u gBfr. f& mad sinfut suten Ssa; Sinsbans
Elebnt bsni eapfeblea mir bas, ,s4 pllutb
9aus" in @arttHraBe, pnterbaIb Gbur&,
weI&ss. pom 5errn @esrs @a,ttrma5u
In eSstrsfFi&er @eile sebaIten pirb. Sutn
Sid, bic beifen @etriaEe an Der Bar, ein'
feline @isarre unb fir Gieienisen, tptlde ba:
| ielbif pcbnsn rrinltde 3iuimsrl unb beapsrn'
8ettRn fperbrn pom itinen GGaen ais bflOn.
bsrs einlabrtb berpOrssbpbra.42a 1.gi ,1sa
g Die eiusiee Wf6sliAfeit. nil
mir paSl redelnia6iee Ablieferu bei
3rituneen, biirA bic Erdser 0aran.
.tircn fOnlien, Iieet bdrin,l tpent
glbpuncnteii, bic ppm ben Grdecrr
lbcrsaneen iperoen, nns fotertis,
Slnsci9c ma @eti. ,~# Si,s.:sz ~.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

H Sn Dem godrbingbauie otS
@errn 8anten an 8roao purOe Wontag
glahtS eineebrodeit tiiS cine 0uantitit
.gettseu9 uno 8leiDunesltiife geitobleu.
Ser Dieb, Der bereits cine sienlid) bObe
Stnfe in ieinem nobIen @eiperbe erreidt
au babeM f6ein5 lieb ipea,entoer 3unSl
1nler elm 9roBes DoldmeRer ais 0tFten|
farte suriif, ,0aiitit Nieinano, iiber ieine
l6bliden @bfdten III 8neifel 6leiben
ri0dte. ~ AaatS s.''4 ''321 'e'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
FREDERICKSBURG.

q Wirs. gteip ;aBIte $50 fiit otOtiiinaSs
Dlbri8es 8sfragen,s G6attes95 Douglas
tain nit Den Rotten 0aboii.aslae
DuHa Gliffs DerBiibt nHittlibe 9lhfs
flhtung, bic auf S25 tagirt mar, i'm
Mrbeitshaus. s.,ai:s tas
q 6 barles Solt, Sobn Ninllins unb
Sobn Gta9 iparen unOroentliden Be-
,trd0ens bel6nloi9t, nno sablte erferer
Die &olfen, iudbreno bic beioen lebteren,
,R lie $50 Gtrafe berurtbeilt, nod Dem
2lfbcitsbaule 9elnnbt ipnrbep. ,aaaqf7
8arnep @OnibleD, Snluts Sihitb udo
Barney @arneb 5iuaren betrunfen uno
IftQleraehtspiDrig geipsien. Der Grite uno
Der Gsbie eineeii filr ie $40 IN Oas, glrs
bejtshaus, Ser ;ipsite snblte $50. ,i.a !
gBeaen rnfltlidteif bat Sid Sbonias
$50 In grbeitsbd,is abSuberojsnen. ,a
i
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
B NitfiittD ia,.ita.

:. Spbn g. Sebr 1T Ganbibat Der 9abitaIen re.
'pubtifoniiben Fartet fir bas Mint zines goilncil'
m1nnes pon Der s. 9Barb uno uerpfibtet iit, feinG
Stimme nnr fir ebrlitbe, irene Wdnner abaageben.
aua3l bagS* ~ - AG4 HS-lsl3 3j!- +4'3I
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

E Sie @i4olion 8Haiterung in
Oeaberids GtroBe .ipirb bis Gnoe Der
gSo3e boIIenSef iperbetl. Ofan 9Iaubf,
sbaB oafelbe nod borsiigli9er, ais baS
In @berrD ausfaqen Miro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
Stabt llnO Stnat.

= - #iEl -. n . -
R $err 3. =: Spitd iF sotat<
N9ent Der StamS6eltnn9 Mno erlnaG@
tI9t, Seioer tur MIA IN gr,plan9 5u
nebmen unb oaruber 5u qlllttlretl.
.SObn Nhb M SeraaSgeoer,
n >..r er,s4 @;ste ana esad,seno
s,irA erluht ouf Ser Slfice Der Staatss
seitnn9 porsulpre9etJ moleibf EN- pa.
fet aus Sentl6lano 1ur 'hl oefeit
lie9t. as 80 r. - :.ss .,s
rz- 4 60 .ssn orb, s,rholten mir sir
W.1n;A AZ M bcr;ihnfs NSrofsiYor
Mittermaper in SeiOetbtrg geitOrbep
1T. 5@ az.-. ,l..,a',asreaa.o
- c.. s,,nn .,o,, erasor,,,a
60, s ss;ts.r I, .ronfi;n ,tot;an;rt
o"teua, seng:. :. .G,.f.st 49,, h,r
W HaO9 o"9'"'e" '.'t's '.' '' ~ ~ ,.ys2:
rw- Sic 9Rili, g. ombaanie Gant.
Sirf oebt BON Srenton, gSelts s enneliee,
mad, SreeuenilIe, Sfs Sennellee, nm bas
irIbit abbe,otif uuo ausaemuitert su
rsraen 5a.-. '..s
,'s' ~ .s.. :. ..1a.5 81. 5, =.
~ Sas SNnllte aus SadloH, 2eefs
SenneiIee, bierbergefominen, nn NIT
Sen. COOPER IN Se5ug allf Ole oort pa
tiOnirten Staategaroen gu 1pregef! Taflsz=
ben beiAelben nt6t bier alllpeleno nllo
alnJer1 baber mad 6noJotile, UNI Gem
8ouDerneur ibre Beldiueroen oorSn'
tra9tu. a .5, .a aaH g.. ~ fss
- 49,, ,,,.,,, on; !.
~ SSI " S"S Sw,;a Ooss ort,n"s mo,,
Wa gti~ons,s .IIlo, hss;n MT
eet tga'nas. .sS ~, %osit ~, -, lshsn
I Dsuss UNIV NV" soll'' '9" = - >'e'"
8n e'9unstk 4sa5a u s.-4gea.. ,aaa.s.s
Aw Heller sic ,acfrigc aufriibFee
ride 8eipeauua, tuel6e 0as QdMten Der
Wiarn,alofe pcrurfadte, erfdbren mir
nod,trGolid, Solaen0es. IS iperben 3
SolSoten NalnenS @Iarf, Gbriitian unb
Nicgefs i'm GrbeissbaIe 9ebalferl nfo
fie mubten aeltsrn NIT an6eren Gefan.
aener auf @oaege Sil S!eine flcpfen.
Sa erIhienelta gegen q Hbr 81 beiunffs
netc SoIoaten nnO befreiten lire Sa'
meraben. unteroe6en bate Der iDa9<
SIannId1oft uno Die geluebre bermibt
asb in Der Msinuns, bab OieieIbs nod
Dem Nrbeitsbaus maridirt lei, UNI bic
acfangeaeu SelOaten Dor. 81 befreirn,
iprenete erin aller Gle oortbin linO CAB
nPn WlQffll. YSQl0 I0lQfe tfif1 etlle QlDS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

q ...i- ''..',. Ellie ~ 4'. l. J., - -
Der i'm j4ieliasn 9oitanlt, ais nnbefteas
bar, CUR Abbplun9 bereit1 J,esenoeu
Srlefe:1isg mig asian s. III boI =
g asgalSe NJ 9ift e.i!'iia1s99C
sevrsis gOtifrisOi i ]! gursier Bs nd0 MA Z
9insmaun Gaps stObf33 SOIt Saepb gs.aati
sIibsr-Geors = OF Oh aeffet Ssbn, . 6nIt ma (.
aeep Solomon >; i, r. Rar8 Soiepb IT, sft,.s-
B1iIip aonis 49,. @adipit Charles
S54iIine 5rieori1 tanS Gdiuins Sdtob Ss''s !
9tGitiRhlir.) q q nHt gier Sobn b. e a t.
@mropdflf9le rBrief&asls1I
anoetfonD @a7sT52S Gutpeuer Sofepb (gadsr)
selesn aRrs ae59sg 1TisSOtrn eOrens 1sa IT,
sIssirIe OpiS 1i51jan aLein Mr.. care Of .. 3.
80 u4aunu!u;fe s. sPH0ft s3fh'ot g
oWlin g. y NJ br b;iji.n
-. sa.,'.q a.s Yoitmeiiter =,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
ger,eitbnto ueuer Na;stsen

i'm b eut 10 EN- . latte.
u Serlanet: Sin finberlofes @bet
paar BEL s. S. aIlen in 9untin9a
-H7 bon ,Senn.g utsit &aa haHaisfIa15
p Summer eornip 8air. IS.
81 S. son, @4ubmader, SO. 20
Norb college ct. ' 4,i''@i sa l.st s :.
A. Sobn Sitter, Bier unS gSein@
falcon, So, &c @burd Ctr. ar'. !. &
s. Strtucultur @artcn, Sunnier
Stry ienieits @ermantOlpr.
G. llnipn> 8rauerei BON 6. DO So@
nalofon, Gfe bon 2ineoln SllleD
uno Siib Stsb Str. %. us .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

= H Sic beiben Sel6aten uno ibre
8e9leiterinnenf iuelde am Sonnabeno
Bel elmer 3egerfrau ein9sbroden lparen,
purben 9esen Grle9ung Der Soften freis
aeaeben. l...Ii.s ,. s. H.. -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18
6nnneIs nnb @Irfe.

s b Der vfrsunbIiss astlsr" ,Ses
frsunbIi9en S6bn Sitter an G9ur&
Stra6e beberberst Abenbs mad sei4ebsmer
arbeit RetS cine ntantere @elruf6aft, bic f@
has famoie Bier trsfFt3 i4meden lGBt .UsI-
def baielbf per3apft pirb. Die auelle Rie6t
anssrbtORen bttt sansea Gag uub tpsnn Der
freunbIi&e 9eitr bort Sorteisebt, 70 fUlss rr
unirem freunbIi&en &atb ilnb falle bic paar
Stufft Binab, er bat baait bispftlen bad gtt-
antiaen, uns aud bort aniMtreifen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

NJ ~ Grbei,ter berIangt. -
Waior 9utdifo NJ Der @befs Snse :
ffieur on Der 9torotpeitliden giienbabn,
beri9tet iins, baB er Sei6dfttgan9 fir
breibis bis bier5i8s quite fDsutfde bat,
benen er 81. 40 per Sag be;ablen Mill
Oie @rbeit lit an Ser Strefe icn<'
ieits oes Sennefee Slui1es. Sept, Oa
tiibleres Wttter bal6 gu eriparten lit,
braudt 9ielnano gu flirAten, in iener
SesenO 3nr Arbeit, 81 aeben. SIS lit
bort 9utes Slinia unb fin6et man bel
ben nabewebnenben 9anosleuten elltes
goarb unbi 2sosis ffiir, $500 pr
MOnQt. - - ---..-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

be- ~ @nf Der 9trabe nad MlIrirees4.
boro ipuroe borgefterii elm s5nrner bon
stuei Gdnrfen angefalIen ilnb ann cine
sanlebnlibe Sumnle 8elo ioiuie cine Hbr,
beralfbt. .aa zs-taaI ns5oHs3as5a q 6HE -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-18

p @ Sente Norgen ftiirSte Elm iunger
W1anil INIT einen1 fbt6ereii Wfafftforb
anf BEN 9eitenne9 an Union Strabe
nobe Gberrn ,niebcr. Gr nor. aufsein
Slid WlslDnenldjale gc.reteti .uno aus :
aealitten. Derfetbe har cine gSeile
gang betdabt bon Dem Sfll, bate aber
gIldliderlpeile nid)ts eebrohen.a @enn
Die bodipeile Rolisei einmal ben @runo<
fab annebmcn ipoilte, odb BOIisei mebr
6asu beltiinnt lit, nebel 81 ber6iiten
sois su bclirafen, 10 ipiirbe lie f6nhd in0lf
eilIlnal einen Der. unborlhtieen Mens
i1sn, tuelbe oas Yfaiter 9efabrlidl ma
den, Dor Den Mecoroer aebradt baben.
Sier luare cine gberbe Strafe iuie yyfifty
and costs" an 8labe, siln6 iuiirbe CUR
6OIge baben, bas ieae ridfdtsiofetl
Qeute G1 bic fleine Wfiibe nebmen ipIrs
ben, lire Sdaieu In bic gleiG neben
ibnen befinOIiden 8oGen Su iperfeu,
tuosu ipe6er niel Serftan6 nod Nuiipan6
bon f0rperlider Kraft erfor6erlid1 ift. +
Eg SIN Criminal <seri6t tauten
Dor: -'
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big, ipe9en Diebitabls eines Bfer6es.
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and property; he disposes of lands and
goods within his district; makes bis own
criminal code, and calls everything
criminal which he denominates crime
every person guilty whom he condemns
keeps no record need make no reports
can break up courts, make judges and
Jurors, commands military courts chosen
from his subordinaies. Several proyis-
ions are introduced, through dictates Of
humanity, TO prevent cruelty by those IN
power; but each officer may define cru
city according 70 his own temper. The
bill places within the hands Of the com
handing officer the power Of life ana
death--a power denied the English kings
for 500 years. In that period OF time
the people speaking the English Language
have borne no such servitude. il places
the population of ten States in a position
of degrading slavery. 1t may be an
swered that the officers IRE just and hui
name. They are doubtless equally so
with other classes, but the history OF the
world shows unrestrained authority to
have been almost invariably tyrannlcal
under the rule Of an officer appointed by
an unfriendly power. II has been tried
in Hungary and Poland, and resulted in
sufTerings which aroused the sympathy
Of the world. The message continues
the argument and embraces copious ex-
tracts.
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SENATORIAL PIcKwICKIANs.

Conpess, as now constituted, is,
saving its malice, very like the cele.
brated PickwielS Club. However fiercely
the debate may rage, 1t turns out that
remarks of personal character were
made in Pickwickian sense. When
the Miscellaneous Appropriation Bill
came up on Thursday few Senator'S
took occasion 10 enter q plea in abate'
ment of the Incorporate and indecorous
debate of Wednesday night Mr.. Sher-
man led off in vain attempt to gloss
over the personalities between himself
and Mr.. Sumner. He said the reports
in the morning papers were incorrect,
because, although they gave what passed
between him and Mr.. Simmer while UNI
der, the excitement of debate, they
omitted to mention that Mr. Sumner
aiterward said that he meant nothing
personal to him in saying that he came
into the Senate to attempt to cover up
crime.
The naked truth Of the thing is, that
Mr.. Sumner charged Mr.. Sherman with
attempting to cover up crime and also
with assisting to keep rebels in office.
Mr. Sherman rose in great passion, and
said this language was false, ungentle'
manly and unParliamentary. About
half an hour afterward, Mr.. Sumner
mildly disclaimed any intention Of per-
sonal allusion, when he spoke of Mr..
Sherman as covering up crime, and
Thursday the usual amount OF backing
water had to be done, for the whole de-
bate looked very discreditable in the
daily papers
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nan Rion ana Yank.s swindlers.

Dan Rice, who has recently returned
from a Southern tour, thus alludes in a
letter TO class Of swindlers
There is a set Of traders in some dis
iricts who swindle the poor negroes
shamefully by selling them bogus jew
elry and geWgaws az most exorbitant
prices. In some instances these persons
write for the northern papers, and as il
is for their interest 10 have the South
dominated sy a military force, they will,
Of course, paint horrible pictures Of the
subdned rebels. In one instance that
cane 10 my knowledge, . trader had
sold breasipin 70 a negro for s. which
vas made in Connectieut for sixteea
cents, and this man was the correspond
ent Of the Chicago Tribune, a leading
Radical paper in The North. am thor
ouehly convinced that Congress, while
prompted 10 many acts by an honest in
dirnatiou, is terribly misled BY state
ments Of interested pariiea The cen
slant complaint Of the Southern people
Is. that hsy are cruelty misrepresented /;
that uhiN IN their ruin and desolati0n
they earnestly desire the resibration Of
friendly relations With the Government,
they are accused uiosi uujusily Of nun
berless osirages aud wrongs
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, March Ga Washington
special says the extremists in the House
will try to raise, on Wednesday, a special
committee for the impeachment of the
President, with BENZ. f. Butler as Chair
man.
At the municipal elections in Albany,
Rochester and Troy, Democratic Mayors
we're elected Elmira, 0swego and Au-
burn elected Republican Mayors.
A correspondentsays that the Ameri'
can Consul protested against quartering
French troops on Americans, in conse :
quence Of which il has been discontinued.
Elk Governor Isham Harris, of Tennes.
see, has gone to Havana, it is supposed
TO meet other ex-Coniederates.
The English and French Ministers ad.
wise their countrymen not 10 pay the
forced Gillian contributions. There
appears to be a lack of sympathy between
Peru and Chill
The steamer THscarora has gone to
the Fejee Islands to punish the savages
for barbarities on seamen.