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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-02-21
Reconstruction In Congress.
WASHINGTON, February IS


The House held smother very interesting
session TO day on the Stevens' bill for mill
tary districts for the Sonth. He opposed
vita great reSoluteneM, all attempts to a.
mend it, and succeeded in defeating the mo-
ton to refer it to the Judiciary Committee
with Instructions to report Immediately to
the House His appeal to the House to re-
sst any enaoachments Of the opposition
was one Of the most impressive scenes ev8r
witnessed in the hall. He stood in his seat,
and for over hafa hour, talked to the
members-who bad gathered in . circle a
rouud HMM All earnest and eloquent
manner and appealed to them to stand firm
ly by him. lie took up the various amend
ments which had been offered, and gave
good reasons why they should not prevail.
The yeas and aays were finally taken on
the motion to refer, and before the result
was announced it was found that he had
carried his point against any reference. -
Those Democrts who had voted with
the few Lepublicaus who wanted to emas-
uate it commence to change their votes,
and when the vote was announced, be had
ayed his bill by a vote of Oh to 81. Then
same the yeas and nays, on the final pas
cage of the bill. Those voting with the
as~democrats, and elected as Republicans
were Messrs Baker Baldwin, Banks, Da-
Wis, Defrees Eadge, KeEse, lKuy kendall, La
than, Loan, w. H. Randall Raymond i,
Rousseau, StillwelL, j. Thomas and F.
Thomas. When the result was announced,
Q09 ayes to 50 nays there was rejoicing
among the Republicans, who crowded
around MIR. Stevens, whose face lit up with
a glow Of satisfaction as he received con
gratulations from taoss who we're glad that
his sceptre had not passed away, and that
he had witnessed one Of his greatest tri-
unphs. The bill was sent to the Senate to
night, and will DO passed to its first read
ing tomorrow.
To-day the Louisiana bill was called up
by Mr.. Wade, who had it read. Accord
ing to the rules Of the Senate, one sbjsc-
ton carried it over for one day. 1t will be
referred to the Committee on Judiciary, as
a matter OF form, but the latter will proba-
bly, at once report it without amendment,
as it's members are DESTROYS of passing it at
once in order to have final action taken up
on it before the expiration of the term OF
the Senate. There is no reasonable doubt
that both these bills will be enacted into
laws over a veto. Whether the President
will carry out either or both is daicult to
tell
q movement will be made 10 morrow to
provide form for new Governments for
other rebel states, the same as Louisiana,
with every prospect of success.
SENATOR DlouTTLE Instead Of resign
ing az his constituents instructed him to do
has been making another speech, approving
of his own conduct and assaling the action
and opinions of the Republican members OF
Congress. 1t seems that he proposes to
persist in incorporating Wisconsin in Sle
Senate.
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The TAX LAW.-For the past two even
ings the Senate has been engaged in the con-
sideration of the bill reported by the major
ity OF the commissioners appointed last
spring to revise the tax laws Of the State,
This bill involved great change VI the
system Of assessing and collecting taxes,
which its friends INSIST would prove very
great benefit to the State, Senator GARY,
one OF the commissioners, was the principal
champion OF this bill, and made an able and
gallant fight in it's behalf; but the majority
of the Senate was not prepared for SO radi :
cal change in the tax laws as this bill pro-
vidsd for, and rejected it by strong vote
so strong that is probable it will not see
light again tlrS session. We do not pro-
pose to speak of the merits of this bill at
this time, not having given 1t sufficient
examination to do 80, in all intelligent man
ner; but we are aware that Senator GARY,
and d. K TENNEY, Esq, gho reported this
bill, have given this subject much reflection
and study, and have presented what they
deemed vast improvement in the system
of taxation. 1t has also found favor with
many men, who are we'll versed OH the sub
ject; and the ability Of its authors give us
much confidence in the system proposed
We apprebond now, that reflection upon
the matter Will commend the main features
of this bill TO public favor within a year or
two. Senator GARY, in his defence of the
bill, sustained his high reputation, as man
OF ability and tact, and as a ready debater,
rarely exceHed in our Legislative halls He
deserves success for his zeal in this matter
and though beatan by votes he has won in
position among his fellow Seeaters and his
constituents may we'll be proud of having q
Senator who can so ably represent them in
the higher branch of the Legislature OF the
State Madison JouraaJ.
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Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-renowned astrolo-
gist nd Somnambulistic ClarvoYant while in clair
voyant state deneates the features of the person
You marry and by the aid Of instrument of in
tense power known the Physehomotrope guarantees
produce perfect ite-ke picture of the future
husband or wit the applicant with date of marriage
occupation leading traits of character &c. This Is no
impOsi ton as testimonials without number assert
By stating place of BIRTH age disposition color of eyes
and hair enclosing fifty and stamp ID envelope
dressed yourself you will receive the picture by
turn mail. together with desired information.
go Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE REM
INGToN P. o. Box 297, West Troy, N. Y, spalyS7
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CANVASS OF THE UNION

proves that the successful candidate for genera
favor ever placed before
The People
is that pure and salubrious vegetable hsaasiAer,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Far and wide, throughout the restored republic, il
defiance OF rivalry and competition, it appeals
TO THE POLLS!
OF all who design to clothe The same with the mag.
nifcent b lack or brown hues which nature has de-
MED, or age stolen away.
MANUFACTURED by J.CRIsTAD0Ro, Q Aston House,
New York Old by al druggists Applied by all HAIR
Dressers 4v37
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C1iidren's Lives Saved for
RN Gnn+0

FySg NUsAAn s OF CHTLp8EN DIE ANNUALLY OF
- rsAp. Nov aetAsxa. ifJSa wsuld spAAd ~ ssAt',
Rns always have Rsttis Of Dr. FeNias VsaSs!sa Linz
RsEt 10 s yes SsaA tssT sssiug J'Sr t'S
ones wLsA AI,ssAsd vita this soapsint. II lie aov ~
years SiAss have pvtSp nay Lsinsnt ssd never e'Ad
Of sAls Syiss Of cYssp vhsa my Lininest vas sssdi
but buAdS Of Of have Been reported to me-
and Any ste ifit SIC per bottle they would not
be withoutit Besides which, it A esrtsiR cure fer
Cuts, RurAs HsAdsshs, TsOVhAche So7s ThrsHh, Swell
ings, NuMpS, Collie, DsrtheA, DySsR'sry, 5pssms Ola
Sores and pRiBS The bach AuS shsS No trici
1t who is uthOSt it, Tis warranted psrstly safe
to take internally. Full Directions With every bottle
SOLD by Druggists. Depot. - COrtlASGs sMsst, Nov
York. Yv3s
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AilcOck's Porous Plassers.

Hartford, Conn. Nov. IL, 1884.
besSRs. THos. ALLcOcN B. CS-PIsAss ssnd, with dis
patch twelve dosSR AlloeckS Porous Pasars ourdaily
experience eOnarnS very superior sIoencs At this
moment ofVri'AE man applies fer one who by sntan
clement In the shaft Of machinery had both his legs
ken spine severely Injured AAd vas for nearly year
entirely nsipls" This man found relief very soon by
the application of plaster TO his spine He was soon
enabled I" work, aHa be lAsors well a. ever He
woud ehssrfsIy pay IS for single plaster they could
not be had ct lovsrrats surprised that surgeons
do net Haks uss Of thsS. perforated paers the
sion Of ell others IS their asSbitJ and adhssenss are
greatly In advascs 81 ether phsters with which am
aoquSiRted while the srforasAs peculiar them rem
der them greatly superior all others ordinary sur
gieal Knowing the pI be useful hav,
no scrupes that my sentiments should be known
4wSe Nv. JOHNSON, N. D.
Agency, BrAndreth House, New York
SoA by all Druggists in the United States and Canada
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In Probats-Raoine County Court.
In the matter Of the guardianship OF Myron Birchard
Byron Birchard and William Fl Birchard, minors.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that by virtue aud in
Ia pursuance OF an order Of license made la said
matter on the 14th day Of January A 1861 the un
dersigned guardian OF said minors will on Wednes.
day the 1osh day OF March 1867, st Q o'clock in
me afternoon, at the dwelling house Of Mrs Ere.
denbuFE, Cd the premises, Offer for Aale at public
veDdus, all the interest of EAd minors In the follow.
ing described lands, 20 Wit The northeast quarter
Of section number four az in Township number two
north OF range number tventy-one (2l) east in Ke-
nosha county and State Of Wisconsin, Also the
west half ofthe vest half Of the northwest quarter
ot section number Ihres (3) in township and range
Aforesaid and in aAid county Of KenoShs
Dated Racine. Feb. 10, 1867.
EDISON BIRCHARD,
aw3S Guardian.
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JULES JARED'S
email de Paris"
THE NEW BEAUTIFIER or THE SKIN.

TESTIMONIALS FROM CELEBRATED
LADIES.
F9t@Ea sE CKMT OF RHAUTHFY
Il ing the skin bsAg only to Messrs Jared Re-
they LoROrablY INST il differs from all other
LED SKIN both the texture and the color poll she
Fory removing all diScolorati Whistler appearing
Reckless tnn mor1hsT moth, or blaekworm specks and
s suscesEful in smoothing the marks left by
The agents Of "LAmal de Paris" most conndentially
submit t9s public the earnest endorsements such dis
Signora RLSTogI, Mills FELICIA vEsTVALIA, Miss
MAGGIE MITCHELL, Ma. d p BOWERS. LU-
GILL; WESTERN, Madame P0NOSI, Mrs EMMA
WALLER, LUCY RUSHT0N, NOEhIE DE
HEADQUARTERS Miss A. PERRY,
and many oehers whose high standing their
gvss 'hs stamp Of truShfunsss to their intelligent and
genuine approval.
The Beassiful Lueille Western says:
l lad that tho Email produces all the briancy of
rouge and Lily vhte with the great and peculiar
vantage Of total hArmlSssnss really adds 30 tho beau
ty aud sOftssss Of the akin.
The Magnificent FtBsValia saws:
have suffered much the various white lotiops
So Thoh my thSatEioRl profession oblsss to use
that lcensiser it Psrsct bsne to lind prepara
on when Svos ths necessary whtenoss skin and
Mss Maggie kiSchell ssys:
1haVe Nled sAe skin bSAutiksr "LEmau do Paris land
found that 1t natural bloom and fresh
ness to the ouplexion ~
JafssG kmAil de Paris" is usSd as dsieate
OF The axis for theatre saloon ball roon BY the Rm
rehned sAa ssrupuous ladies; producing the beaut-
lying snects OF ugs and lily white without tn vulgar
glare or injury TO tas skin
Sold hy all hTst-olASs 6ruggiSbs and periumera and
Ladies hair dreEssrs, $3.50
Isassau, SO Broadway; Dsmas Barnes L Co, and
" ellis h Co. New YoIk and Eugene Joain III South
ieHth StreSt, scd JOhRSson Holloway CoEden, Phla-
depths, AEsnss. JARRD& RENE,
tso1o-enS8 General AasAts aRd Importers, n. Y.
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OR WORM LozENGEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults, attributed to other causes,
occ asioned by worms. Browns WORN CoNFITs,'
although efectuaI in destroying worms, can de 60
possible injury TO the most delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully used by
physicians, and tsund 10 be safe and in erai-
eating worms, so hurtful to children.
Children having Worms. require mmedi>
ate attention, neglect of the trouble often
prolongee sickness.
Symptoms Of Worms I'm Children are
often overlooked Worms in the stom aeh and bowels
cause irritation, which be removed c1ly by the
use OF sure remedy. The combination Of ingredients
used in making Br010D's g FsrngafgGs COp4fts,' is
such to give the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS 4 BROWN, Proprietors, New York. Sold
by all Dealers in Medicines, at q elsa box. 1y51
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Washington correspondents Of the
Rochester Dem0crut furnishes the following
information, from official sources;
''There are in the command Of Gen Thorn
as, the following national cemeteries:
Sat Natchez, one of six acres, containing
about $4,000 graves.
memphis, twenty-five acres, about Il,
600 graves. The dead from Columbus Ky,
to Helena Arkansas, along size Mississippi.
are gathered here. From Helena to the
Grand Gulf they are iraerred al Vicksburg
''Corinth has one Of twenty acres cou-
tanning about 5000 graves.
''Pittsburg Landing, t"tlve acres and
1000 graves This contains the dead from
up and down the Tennessee river. Fort Don
elson, twenty acres, and g. SEQ graves, con,
tanning the dead of that field and all along
the Cumberland below Nashville. Nash
vile, siXty-two acres, $4,000 graves. This
contains the bodies from many hospitals
and wide region Of country.
''Stone river, sixteen acres, and 5000
graves. Chattanooga, seveuty-hve acres
and 10000 graves. Knoxville, four acres
and 5000 graves.
Marietta Ga, twenty. five acres, and 10
900 graves. Andersonvile, about 10, 600
graves. hillen, 1000 graves; small euclo
sure. Savannah, 5000 graves; Cumbar
land gap, KY, $50 graves. London, 300;
Mill Springs, over 500; Perryville, 1900 ;
Camp Nelson, 1900 Lebanon, $50.
90 In city cemeteries there are collected at
Covingtou Ky, 600 dead; Lexington L.
900; Richmond, 800; DanvilIe, 400. At
Columbia, Tennessee, there are ], 200.
eat Montgomery Alabama, about 500
graves; in Mobile, 1000"
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MILK SALES AT ELeIN.-The Eloin Ga
zette, in an article on the milk trade of that
city and Dundee, gives the following fig
ures, tor the year 1866. Number of Gal
Ions shipped to Chicago 296,177: value at
16 cents per gallon, S647, 3SS, %; num-
Der of gallons used at factories, AGO, 95 to-
tai, 757, 112; in value, 1921, ia, So
Number of pounds of cheese made, 349. OO2.
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sjEEaHR REE I'D.


ALkIRS-MYERS.--AtB Bennington, VT, on Tues
day Feb. 18th, by Rev. D. s. Phillips, Mr.. o. n
Calkns of Kenosha, Wis, and Miss Avis ~ Myers
daughter of Hon. Harmon Myers of the former
place No ards.
letter just received contains the above paragraph
We welcoms our friend Oalkins, in among the "Ben-
diets" with great deal OF pleasure as zone to the
manor born" and wish him all "mauner of success"
in whatever he may undertake, and a long life of
Wedded bliss
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AFkGlaE NOTIFIES.
cas- VIA ".

PAGES CLIMAX SALyE for Burns Sealds Scrofula Salt
Rhsum, Sores Broken Breasts Frost Bites, Chilblans
Stings, Cuts, Swellings &c. whether upon
is the Wonderful article produced Other good
articles alleviate; this II aays ton sub
dues pain, and heals without a scar Il is worth its
weight gold to any family, and should always be on
hand 1t is warranted to do what it says every time
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Brandreth's Pills These pills safe and
sure. They prepared by process which seeurest
all the best qualities of the herbs OF which they are
composed, without any OF their bad. They benef
all cases, ard do harm to ncne.
See >. Brandre is in white letters % the Govern
Innnnt starnn 4w36
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Ladi.., take Part,o..r ro,,oa


TEzE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILLS
| " arrarted French
'HNHESE PILLS, so celebrated years Pa
tor the relief Of female rcesulaTi ties and after
WARDS so notorious for their criminal employment in tn
practice OF abortion are offered Tor sale for the frs
time in America They have been kept in compsratiV
9Jicurlty IRON ting fact that the originator DR. Velpau
physician In Paris Of great wealth and strict CON
scientiouS principles, ana has withheld them from
General use lest they should be employed for unlawful
the Womb Whites. Green Sickness
or nmoderate how OF che monthly discharges. nervous
ana spinal an ctlons, the back limbs, fatigue
u slight e1erton, palptation OF the heart sterics
ana VIII ehec5a cnre when ali other have failed;
and athOegh powerful remedy do not contain oavmel
antim0ny Or anything bnrttul TO the constitution.
10 married ladies' and young girls who have never been
regulated they are pecu iariy suited They viii ia A
short time bring on the monthly period regularly.
CAUTION Married lAdles should when
Jhsrsis reason TO believe themselves Pregnant for
JheJ Viii be sure TO produce mitcarriags..
Ladies can procure box sealed from the eyes
curl0usbJ encosing dollar and postage stamps
70 n. ". aACOabER, General Agent 10 r the United
states and CanadAs at Albany N y 30 any thor
lied Agent, Iy4
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4 Large eps. Circular giving isformstion Of the
Rresss's Importance to tina young OF both Esx.s.
Il tesshss tow the homey may becoRs SsSutifal
the despissd expected. And tho forsAksa svsd.
No young lady or gentlsmaa should fail 70 send
their address, and receive . cepy postpaid, ~ re-
mail Address P. o drawer, 81,
sn6m37 Troy r. Y,
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SEw WISCONSIN PATENTS. The following re-
cent patents have been issued
Combined sower and cultivator, J. Whit
beck KenoSha, Wis
Foot rest for hosss j. Tucker, Nontord,
Wis.
Broom head, W. Stroud, Oshkosh, Wis.
Carriage axle, T. Tabor, Racine, Wis.
PIow, w. Cooley, Bunker Hill, Wis
Attaching spouts to sheet metal vessels,
W. Mum, milwaukee, Wis.
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"RACIyE DAILY HERALD. I've under
stand THAI Messrs. Weissert, Harrison, &
Wentworth, have just started new Daily,
under the above title in Racine The pub
fishers are all practical printers we believe,
aud Messrs. Harrison and Wentworth are
old stagers in the publishing business Our
sister city cannot complain for want of pa
pers to proclaim her advantages. The Her
aid will be edited by Captain A. G. Weis-
sart, the senior member of the firm. The
pecuniary saccess of the undertaking is sx-
trsmely questionable, with two popular, old
established papers already occupying the
ground
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The Thaw and tha Flood,

We had quito general hr,a'I up las4
week-a tbaw with two or three days of
rain No matter how much snow is on the
ground to melt nor how much rain falls,
we are in no danger of foods or overhows
here But all places are not thus exempt
from the ravages of floods
We find in our exchanges, accounts Of
destruction Of life and property to large
amounts in various places. 1t is said Shat
the Illinois river has not been 80 high in
thirty years.
The most destruction we have read Of in
one place is at Wilmington, Ill.,, on the
Kankakee river which has been terribly
swollen throughout its entire length. The
Railroad bridge and all the other bridges
at that place were carried off, and many
dwellings Roated off asd others undermined
and torn down. The loss of property by
the flood at Wilmington was estimated at
$3.50. 900. Five lives are supposed to have
been lost.
Much damage to Railroads and other
property in ether portions Of the state.
Considerable damage was done by the food
along the Ohio River. Some parts of Iowa
have suffered also frons the floods.
We have heard of no particular damage
done in this State
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ru,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN

Published for the benefit ndasa CAUTION TO YOUNG
MEN and others who suffer from Nervous Debility Pre-
nstaTe Decay Of Manhood &c, supplying 81 the sams
time ths self-cure. VIE has cured himself
after undergoing eoAsdsrsbls quasksry Ny enclosing
postpaid envelope single copies tree of charge
may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
Esq, Brooklyn, Kings Co., N Y lSd
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GONNA mR III Ak

OFFICE OF THRKENOsHA TELEGRAPH. !
Thursday, Feb. 81, 1867. {
GRAIN MARKET. Sales of wheat for the week
have been l,802,00 for No. $1,50017 10 for No. 2
and $12eG11 as for rejected.
BARLEY.-G0@$100 Oats DOC. Corn in the ear
35GG37c. Rye 75QSac.
PROVISIONS.-There has been but little doing
in provisions. and we have sales reported as follows
Butter 20025c. Eggs 30Q32c. Potatoes SOC
Beans 73lD 81, GO.
DRESSED HOG-are hardly so firm and sales are
reported at So for light weight and $7OOGD72 5 for
heavy.
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ES- YOUNG LADY returning to her country home az
ter sojourn Of few months in the City hardly rec
ognzsd by he friends. In place of coarse, rustic
flushed face she had soft ruby complexion of almost
marble othness and instead of three she re-
ally appeared but eighteen Upon inquiry as to the cause
of great change. che plainly told them that that she
used the CIRCASSL4N Balm, and considered it an
invaluable acsuisio to any Lady's toilet BY its use
any Lady Gentleman improve their personal ap-
pearancs hundred fold. 1t is simple in its combna-
on nature herself is simple yet unsurpassed in its
efficacy in drawing impurities from, also healing cleans
ing and identifying the skin and COMPLEXION. By its di-
action the cutice it draws from it all its mpuri
ties kindly healing the and leaving the surface
Nature intended it should be- clear soft, smooth and
beautiful Price ST. by mail express receipt of
order by w. L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
spnly87 No. 3 West Fayette ST., Syracuse, N Y.
The only American Ag for tho sale of the
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MADAME Z. THoRNToS the great EHgsS As'roIo-
gst, Csvoyant and rsychometriciaH, who has aston
sed sceRtiGc classes OF the Old World has now 10
ca ted herself hudson, N Y Madame ThUrsCon pos
such WoRder powers of second sight 20 ena-
bic her impart knowledge of the greatest importance
to the single married Of either While in state Of
trance she eneatss the very features person you
marry aud by the aid of instrument Of intense
power known the PsychomOtrOpe, to pro-
fe-ike picture of the future husband wife of
applicant together with date of marriage position in
life leading traits ofcharacter &c. This is NO humbug,
thousands of testimonials assert Sac will send
when desired certified Certificate written guarantee,
picture what it purpsrts to bs By enclosing
small lock hair and stating place Of birth dispo
stior and enclosing fifty cents and strapped envelope
addressed yourself You will receive the picture and
desired information by return mail All eommu nications
sacredy confidential. Address in confidence, MADAME
E. F. THoRNToN P. O. Box 223 Hudson, N. Y. spn1y37
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eg' The religious canvass of Cleveland
last year by the City Bible Society, aided
by the municipal authorities, showed that
cut Of population of 81. $40, more than
thirty per cent. of those over FIVE years Of
age or 10 600 were never found in any
place OF worship. The average receipts Of
the drinking saloons we're, l,622,284, per
annum while the whole smouut paid for
religious purposes, together with the expeu-
ses OF the city government, including the
police and fire departments, the pubIic
schools, iuGrmary, and interest on the pub-
lie debt, vas only q little more than half
that sum, or $3.50, 900.
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ssLindsley, the child ~hipper, has been
decided to be of unSouud mind by the phv-
stefan at the Auburn IN. W State Prison,
and will be placed at an avocation that is
not laborious,
Eg-John G. Calhoun's old homestead in
South Carolina, is to be sold at auction On
the 4th Of March,
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MARRIAGE AND CELIRACY an Essa
of Warning and Instruction for young Alse, Dis
and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital wit
of relief Sent free Of charge in ette
en- velopes Address, DR.. J. SKILLIS HOUGHTOh, How
ard Association, Philadelphia. Pa. ly47