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TAX SALE.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Kauaaha Anril y 1898

/ /. HUGH McDERM mo CT, Treasurer of the County
of Kenosha do hereby give notice that on the sec
ond asiesday tbeing the 9th of May,) 1858 / shall
sell at public auction or vendue at court house in
the county aforesaid the following described lots.
pieceso parcels of land, or so much thereof may
be necessary to pay the interest and charges
thereon for Leyear 1885, to wit Sale TO commence
HUGH McDERMGTP.
AVA Co. Treasurer.
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Judicial Election Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That at general
~ election to be held in the several towns, wards
and election precincts in the State Of Wisconsin on
the first Tuesday being the seventh day. of April
next the following officers to be elected, to-wit
A Chiel Justice of The Supreme Court. to III the
vacancy occasoned by the resignation OF Luther 5.
Dixon;
An associate Justice of the Supreme Court, to fill
The vacauciGs occasoned by the resignation OF ia
son Downer; SO
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Fourth judi
cal Circuit comprising the counties of Fond du
Lac Manitowoc, Sheboygan. Calumet and Kewau-
nee, in the place of David Taylor whose term
office VIII expire on The 3lst day OF December, A.
ID 1865:
Judge of the Circuit Court Of the Sixth Judicial
Circuit comprising the counties OF Clark, jackson,
La Crosse, Irempeieau. Buffalo, Monroe and Yer
non in place of Edwin Flint. whose term OF office
will expire on the 3 LIST day of December, 1865
SAID election to be conducted the yoies canvass
ed and returns made pursuant to law.
Given und # my hand and the great seal of the
tate OF Wisconsin. at the capitol in Madison, thi
18th day of February, A. D. 1868
THOS. j. ALLEN,
secretary OF state.
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Testimonials.

a Uery Large nlsbey Of important testimonials haze
already been Teeeved from Physicians, Clergynse Apo
gscGylas, and indeed all classes society," speak
Ghnnotaad.
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The Howe, Sewing Machines
Are NH0rId Renowned

They are celebrated for doing the best work, using
much smaller needle for the same thread than any
any other machine.
The ImSrcyed Family Machine is without
rival, and e4nhof be @surpa ssed-a Hemmsr Teller
Braider, QuilJer and guide go with each Family Ma
chine free OF charge.
Every Machine is as'near perfection as tn
best machinery in the.worid, can make. Z \ p
The parts being exactly alike, if any part
needs to be replaced, the operator can replace
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educational GoIullat1

ORGAN OF THE KENosHA COUNTY TEACHERS
wraea~ ASSOCIATION. TEin1g
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From JAMES ]. HoYT
RRADEnRR " II. S.ntsr,h.,. ra1

Dr.. POLAND Bs the FaH Of 1857, TOOK a reTy v,o
lent cold soteh brought Gerry severe cough pain ~
the side and Lungs, and rdfsi9 blood agaS also Uerl
badly afflicted 10Th that troublesome isedse-the Kides
ComptdiHt FbT the gires years past hare beer pgrS
much troubled soih my throat and lungs choking ~ and
raising immense SIGHT t0it bad cough after rdistno
lEood. Il felt that nay time here mast be short unless
soon got relief This Spring, tvas induced % y yoas,
w hate Pms Compound, though my faith an ii U1S small
B, to my Gsto1ishme5at betors had taken tay0 bottles
my cough tuds better, The kidney trouble also and cou
rest nghts without ehoag tp and raising 50 nsacA
sadn.- Pcs
sOOaltd add fas my faheyIs fa.i,y Is .uo,,cea
ny etes aot her. and tsvo sisEsrs having
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1871
NTOU ARE HER BY SUMMONED and

NOU AKE HER BY SUMMONED and
required to answer the complaint of James j
Petit. Plaintiff, which Is filed in the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Kenosha County al
his office in the CT OF Kenosha, II which copy
of your answer upon us at our Office in the civ
and County Of Kenosha, and State of Wisconsin.
within twenty days after the service hereof excu.
siye of the day OF su service; and If YOU fail to
answer The complaint as aforesaid, the said James
Petit will apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
Dated March IL, A. d. 1868. -
CIVIL J. J. PETIT,
Plaintiff
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REQ J. x. CHASE, Of Runlsey, " II, sVrites:
az hdus for years regarded your Waite Pine Con.
potssd as tHp01udbIs remedy. truly say that
regard a. suen leGeaOtIs and Udabs than suer
AaSs tsst taken tbs Compound for cold and IL s0ork,
ehQgaain1BsH 81 ~" = L.
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Paris, Il 2 II 2i.
George Perkins-e hf ne or sec
Brydnt-e 10 acres ofe 30 acres sc or Sc or sec 10
q otis-e So acres Sc or sec 80.
Pleasant Prairie, I'll r 23.
B " Rdnstead-w20 acres NV or ne or sec
B Sykes2 acres Sc hf Sc or ne qr, bounded by
I schoollot, e by highway, and by Partridge
sec
j Ctvk-3 acres in ne ar, bounded n by highway,
e by highways by Rowland W by Partridge,sec
Josiah B1ad-l75 acres sc or NV or, bounded n by
Lamb. e by Or line and W by Gatchell sec
Josiah Bond--w hfnw or except q acres and "a rods
Josiah Bomd-w IS acres Sc qrnw or, except7 acres
3 in secor sec 6 @
Sc or ofnw or. bounded by Hutchinson by
Lamb by Gatchell W by sec line, sec I.
Joseph Dd0ts-s IS acres, except acres end sw ar
sec &
A s Biahe-at 4 Blk / sec s GcEEg.s
JR Gbttsnden-lt 6 blk sec 5
b Rdciae-lt blk / except 81 # Ii end sold to
Rattegan, sec
j B Racjns com 10 # W of Sc cor of 1t g. W to sw
cor of lot, n to NV cor of lot to beg, except 81
# n end sold to Rattegan, secs
%@ T. R. %. @
II Il HurlDlst--e hf sw or sec II
do Dwqrsw qrsee IA
TIR23 20.
s Y Brande--alI n hfnw CIR Sc or which lies o
Chicago road, except II rds in width off e side
and except hf sd piece paid by Brande, sec 8
DITCH TAXI R %.
n Hurlt ut--nw Or sw or sec IA
Randall, tt r 10.
Ailn j HuthQ2ody-2 acres ~ 40pts Oh e part hf nv
or sec > -+--
4NdiY B HcOleIIaqa--It No Z. sec 25
r1sdo w hf sc Or sec rs ylF
Salem, q 1 Ii 20.
e " EoGns--lyzl8 acres sw qrsec II
do e hfIw or sec 20
Louisa PoSt-IG of II side It's & blk sec 80
WheatIand I. IR, 10.
George II Pduk--s ne or sec s
do ne or ne Or sec er 81
40 NV or Sc a. secs
F0D Rtrer Pdjteg e II Goa piece of land deedel
by Hugh Mclaughlin to OK River Valley X
as now located in sw fractional Or sec 20
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DR.. NICHOLS, Of NoFtkj5eld, ", says Il
Z of Rsmssy. NJ II. ,yyf4es

~ fHd Ehs Wktts Rfas Csptpcund 70 BE- vey.y sfea
eiOs net osiy IN coughs and other paIn.one affections
bat alss in affections Of The kidneys, debility Of tn
stomach, and Other kindred organs"
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Loss. Of time. and he expense OF. sending to
q machine shop rarely occurs.

Loss Of time and the expense OF sending to
q machine shop rarely occurs.
They are made at our new and spacious
Factory at Bridgeport, Conn.,, under the imme-
diate supervision of the President, ELIAS
HOWE, JH-., the original inventor of the
Sewing machine, whose invention is the found
alton OF, and covers all Sewing Machines.
They are adRpteed TO- q Il kinds Of Family Sewing,
and to the use OF Seamsfesses, Oressmakers Talors
Manufacturers OF Shirts, Collars, skirts, Cloaks,
Mantias, Clothing, hais, Caps Corses, Boots Shoes
Harness, Saddles. LiseD goods Umbrellas Parasols,
&c. They work equally well upon silk, linen ,wooleR
and cotton goods, with silk cotton linen thread.
they will seam, quilt, gather HEM fell cord, braid,
olnd and perform every species of sewing, making
beautiful and perfect stitch alike both sides Of
the articles sewed.
The Lock Stitch invented by MR. HOWE
and made on this machine, is the most popul
lar and durable-is alike on both sides, and
will NEITHER Rip OR RAvEL, and all Sewing
Machines are subject to the'principle invented
by him.
T A Machine was needed possessing sINPIrcIr and
rUsABiLIY AID adapted 10 great Gyu gs OF work. on.
rasry nurerstnod aud comrre ended bs az oprc
dGSe >uCa a 0iaCnt4r heS beer fbe study Il Eli As
HOWE Or, she gave he world rHe FiRsr-,skwiSG
'lAcHiSh, rore shs twenty Years ag aud soY NJ
s flr MS lss rroduct,s---a machine embracire Al
es>eotiA qaaities ard ptoncuucea2
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WasIhington Island
The E3no7oj1,0 h, " NO. -

The oLIO1otag IN ~. W. Or. See 80 T. 2 r. %,
James Hill, - ] C Dorance, u 1
Richard Dee 2o&2l l steel, ne u sec 81 0
Third EyaYtl.
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W. Netohouse-eom rds of Sc cor of blk, thence
n Ards, thence Wa rds, thence rds, thence
d. Brdcf- com s rds lvof Sc cor Of blk, thence s
rds, thence W Srds, thence rds, thence
rds to beg blk so
Vim. Wdde-cora rs rds " of Sc cor of sd blk tn &c
l65F rds theneeAy 4rd:, thence sl61a rds, thence
Z e rds TO beg blk 81
r. s. Cwrtis-com 81 rds W of Sc CO. of sd blk
thence 1879 rds. thence rds. thence 1iI5
rds. thence rds to beg blk 81
T ID Bond-com, 40rds w of Sc cor sd blk the nee Il
165a rds, thence,w to W line of blk thence 5 to
sw cor same, thence e to beg except2 rds Il Z K
r track, blk 3IgG} IA r.t7.fsl s .t5sl.l Oh Gl
strong 4 Bono Bf9nd--na n u ofnw II of SEA blk
do do V ofsK ofne u II SEX blk 80 .
Thomas d Bond-w hf OF NV a OF NV Or blk 81 z,
Est. of S. Young-e hi of NV or OF NV ar blk 80 4 Is
Henry Sturm.. Its & and ehfofl Il 8 blk SO
Vi William Ms@arS eisen g g 4 SHfha ne IS
jo SnnMlhi ti;eR 4 4 " M ls@s os g
N. b Or. sec. 81 TIN %.
VIM B slocgm q y Mygatt g IS
Thomas Coleman 1t Z d Z u OF / $ blk 80
q Il oflt Dix % Math Amen, 2&3 6
n Ehle, I. ia --.--- 81 iona Seifert G.
Paul Rochfig, 70 / II Walker Z 6!
| Unknown, 5 70 j NJ Stryker, n
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RepOrt Of North ward Grammar School
MASTERS.

For the Month ending, March eth, 1868.
Attendance, Department, Scholarship.
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ehERIFF,s SALE.
Circuit Oourt--Kenosha County.

Daniel Knapp, ag8t. Peter II. Wood d Thomas
Garter.
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by bf q sW o. &c n, I've I&S nix II
Ruth OshlyB--cum 1T ~W cor 81 b k in McIau Oh
Inns Addition. thence uu " line of sd AID i ion
p rtis 10 ks. thence 5'1l Fds theme, : q rds
| 40 ks, thence G ga ads tobeg E
3d. 81 sFeIAtIe BIN s-ADDITIoN. - - =
Mary A Keeler,--blk4
n
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Circuit Court. County of Kenosha.

Edward II, Rudd, Stephen w. Rudd,
- Ebenezer Rudd, Huntington Rudd
sr,sp Fanny Rudd Mary Haven q Mari.
ah Vesey, Defendants
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The manager of a school near Phiadel-
phia recently destroyed the fruit trees and
grape vines which adorned the GROUND Of
his school house, to remove fIom his pupils
the temptation to steal. &c. 5sso,
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CGly OF sNenOsha-rirs Watd.
=. b. Or Sec. 81, r. 2 IL. 49,
C1T0il1te Kimbatt-w hi OF sd blk except that part
taken Tor W main SO, and 3 rds II and by Ird e
and W off pit OF e inf ol sd Blk 81
Va, SIocWHt-com al cor sd blk, thence on
line Of blk 80 ftLnenCen to center Of blk, thence
50 fl thence 10 beg, blk y
Van b St0cam--com ~ sc cor + sd bis thence W to
point 80 It eol OF sd blk thelce
10 center Of blk thence 100 1t to line OF blk
thence 30 beg, blk y
Mrs y Flsk-lt blk %
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soillers. 7. pr 70.

A,sdreeo 9Aomna--pt ne or ne or, beg chs 45 l1s
from ne cor qrsd sec, lU chs so lks, W 10 Or
or sec line, N ON sd last line 10 point chs A.
= lks from n line Of sec, e to beg, sec
Lee DC Dtcks0h-sw Or ne Or sec r.
1 tTdo y pit or sw Or and ptw hf Sc or, beg
& 10 rds OF center OF SIC 5 4 rds, W 30 rds rds
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SIN l,.obnte Aesosha COunsy Court

id PETIT,
Plaintiffs Atty.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12

The resolution for the con fir
mation ofGen Srhofeld rs Sccctary
-" ..N1..I:.,, ,,a eo,,,to
u " ar N's .loou'''. - ny 0-''',
by Mr.. Edmuds. rs M EaihuAaS
has been on intimate terms with
Secctary Stanton, and has been enc
Of his strongest friends and supper
tiers in the Senate, we infer thatthe
appointment and confirmation Of
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12
4 Difficult Problem.

The present state OF affairs IN the
Democratic camp does not promise
very well for victory next Fall
The question as to who shall be the
nominee OF that party in the coming
Presidential contest viii prove
difficult problem for the Democratic
Convention to solve. The diversity
OF opinion brought out by this qucs
ton, and the multiplicity Of caudi.
dates, backed by sectional partizaus
and representing all the different
stripes OF cOppcrhcad5 and war dem
ocrats, regulators and nonrcpuli-
ators, rebels and memberships, who
profess the faith Of modern democ-
racy, puzzles the most experienced
wire pulleIs; and they are at a loss
TO find the man who Will suit the
heterogeneous masses Of that party.
and bring into unison all its parts.
iAe '"PpeiheadS ana late rebels
inSi9'S OH Il c'hoIIlIe hol'prcSents
that wing Of The party, Willie the
war democrats reuse 10 lIUSl tothe
strength OF any man who opposed
tue war; Another class, whose prin-
clpieS may DE summed mp inathirSt
loi power ANA q desire ioE" loaVes
ana haI'eS are ready to go ior amy
man whom they THINK can poll votes
enough TO eject NM rms latter
- - ''0' ''''7 ~ '0'''''
'"7 - ''o"'''7 w u ''0 ''r'''''i"'''
l"'H '''' - : 'O '''''''',' '''' '''' - :
,.' nomination VI '"'ei Justice
N'''S''
Pendleton'S friends represent Il
large portion OF the party. Ills
lI'ehu' advocate ms nomination on
'he ground mat ne opposed the war
ana renamed unco"iaNinated by
contact WIN the NepUhlIean, dWIu&
'"' ''oe'''oh' ana Is row the oest
'Nl'o'eh. % tue principles OF Ile
.i'''''i Il o''''o,'"'> III 'ae "'ia' hU'
u ie''i"'uA - ~ Seen Ni'''1e' tha'
parry wiz oa!' To l,t before 'A'
'ooi''S !" '"''u'''''e WHOSE o'''l''S t
'''e '"',i"s'S VI 'l'g i'oi',p are p'Se'
"'o" ''e '''' ''''' Nv ''''' us o'S' .
"'S'r"> '"e government % me u"
''o'h
Ihe Eastern war democrats seem
to be united on Hancock; but they
are IN minority and ii is difficult
to see how they are bring vcrtt
Their support the eN'ern an,
southern wings OF II ph'y.
There are host of ,'hcr cmdi
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12
Orange County Republican Con-
YentiOn.

The Republicans ofOrange Coun-
t., and al others who are in favor
Of the election Of Grant and Colfax
to the Offices Of President and Vice
President Of the United States, and
who heartily endorse the platform
of principles adopted by the Nation
al Union Republican Convention at
Chicago, and who favor Il speedy
just and loyal reconstruction Of the
States lately in rebellion, are here
by notified to meet il AIees Cow
ycntion at tie Town Hall in Chcl
sea, on TUESDAY, THE TWEEN.
TY-THlHD DAY OF june next,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose
of putting in nomination suitable
candidates TO be supported by the
AccmeH Of County at the coming
September election, for County and
Probate district officers for the year
ensuing.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12

90
II = S''''" ''''' N'."' . hee'' ''o'
ana VIII not, resign ms commission
IN the Army in order to take the
office
I RANh CoNfIsSIoN.--1iS SAID
ian honest confession is good for
the soul.n Here is What tbo \ n
C.f.c, t,o ,or.o,.,-lol..al a,,--', -
the young democracy Of New York.
saws regarding the Republican ticI-
a..
Grant ana IoliaN make ticket
nara to beat me wonderful m'l.-
taIN success OF me one, and the
great political aoility OF the other,
cannot be written down or be'',tlcd
hI newspaper eo'Jots; dh4 ihe as-
tempt TO 90 so Is Il io,l% only worthy
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12

The American stock journal for
june is at hand. The cnterprising
Publishers of this valuable Month.
Is, offer to send Sample Copies free,
Each number contains - large
double pages, devoted to Farming,
stock Breeding and Diseases of DO.
nestle Animals, illustrated with MI.
merous cngrayings Address y. T..
Boyer y Co; Publishers, parl,cs.
burg, Chester Co; Pa.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12
Democratic Consistency.

The abuse Which Democratic jour
mails and politicians are trying to
heap upon Gen. Grant since his
nomination by the Republicans
shows an admirable consistency of
conduct. \ few months ago these
same journals and politicians who
are now abusing Grant, were cXtol-
ing his remarkable ability as Gen
eral and as a statesman and com
mending his honest patliotism.--
Then he was one Of the first Generals
OF the world; now he is a "military
butcher" never having displayed
the ordinary sagacity Of military
chicltain. When he went into the
War Department, on the appoint
ment Of Andrew Johnson, he was
one OF the best statesmen in the
country, and the Democratic press
united in commenting his ability;
now he is a demaGogue, possessing
abilities below the average of the
business men Of the country. Then
/ be was entitled to Che respect AMI
esteem or the nation low he is a
f, target for them to throw dirt att;
and they can think of no SANDER
too vile or cpithct too abusive to
apply tohim.
Perhaps this can be explained by
the fact that Grant as the prospect
live candidate of the Democracy for
the Presidency, and Grant as the
Republican candidate are, to them,
two altogether different persons
They wanted Grant badly for
their candidate, and his identifying
himself with the Republican party
and accepting a nomination as its
1 candidate for the Presidency, has
lilcd them beyond measure; and to
vent their spite they contradict thcr
statements OF lew months since,
/ and are outrageous in their abuse
OF the man they so recently eAtoicu'
II the democracy expect 70 gam
anything by their abuse OF Grant
ihey are sadly mistaken. Happ'iy
ms chaHcierls above reach OK thl
petty malice which prompts sucl
conduct On the part Of histradueelS
and all the caIumnlcs which the}
/ throw out against him VilIIebound
upon their own heads.
Commissioner Rollins las sent
IL hisr resignation, stating as a rea-
son chat he finds it impossible t(
carry into effect the revenue laws
SO long as the President persists II
retaining id Office dishonest ail'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12

The Senate has elected Geo. c.
Gorham Of California, as Secretary
Of the Senate in place Of forncy rc.
signed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12

The statement of the public debt
for May shows an increase Of about
seven millions, caused principally
by the payment of the interest due
or portion Of the debt.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12

i - L Hl.Ef'nN
TIE ! 1d KEMAINs OF Hoy. ST rrgS Or
A. ADVERTISEMENTS i.,IPiIEy
remains Of Stephen 4 no ,,ol OF the
made on Tuesday, prepsr ,S'a' va,
Their removal to the t6|I by 70
to his memory. Upon ram 'o ERECTED
nj covering the glass. fbo .ae
the deceased was found 4 'dcs O.
remarkable state Of pres.. yl ma
almost as natural as wba, alton
seven years ago. The comni, ol.nei
very iair, the contour Of ttIls.AionR
ana lace apparently unchona NY A-ad
me expression quite n,tn-I 1'all
PLAINLY recognizable. Theb-.a' and
as black and glossy as evan ,'''. '93.s
IdlnehJ as new and ,idyass' ' .l-
hrSt put ON, not presenting ,I"a
evidence Of mildew ordisco' I1. TENT
SMART DA3rsELs.-r.r.
ladies OF Galena, Illinois .'lA,
Gently speaking in Hattalo '.e r
OF their own physical cr1r. ,.-'
and were bantgrcd by rr, '''''.e
men who heard them. tos,1'..... .
OF wood, Offering as \ nr.'... " '...
sum of 9lOo. Thcy acc.g.I
proposition, had cord Of ..e
posted two miles from t. ~
o.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12


GRANT TIDE iiAAAIR OF SHEE
MANS MAEeH.-la an address To-
tbe PHILADELPHIA Union Lnlono. f,-a
otb,r piol. Cav C,.,.. r.r..s.l 49,.
' - 49, '''' ~ - - ''@ ~ '''" ''''
Iouo"lIs ''f.'''ii' '"'t'
On a certain occasion. when din.
ing with Grant at Cu8uHnoaaa. at
called Ior his maps y Ueh Ne spread
oeIo'' me- @"' s''" 'aIf Yen
'''' Your "'N i.'".. ny. nav T. "''A ln7'lu-
mental ID o.''''ll'E uie victories
around Ih'S 9tl' iI' PAN tor the
HeAl 'allpa'S" - ~, '@"I ioimcd,
9ao i' Is l'loP,' ','"' you should
'""" ~ NV dtC
pour 'Ilc"' on +N'''l.' ~, ~. " t'' sIolS
"''",N - ,''",J o'' !''' '' ~ ~
~ ~ l9'''' '''''1i :. ''''' W. NV 'aN'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12
TERRIFIC HAIL SroRNN TEXAS.

TERRIFIC HAIL STORM N TEXAS.
From the San Antonio Express /
OF May II we gather interesting par
ticulars of Il disastrous hail storm
which visited that locality. The
city, it says is aperlect wreck; eve
~ house in it has received soIae
damage; many Iein complete ruins /
with nothing but fragments of walls .
standing. The hail stones penetra- /
ted the best roofs, going through .
tin roofs like cannon balls. All the |
windows facing to the North have /
been smashed in even window shut |
ters and doors were broken down. /
The appearance of the city could not |
have been worse under a severe !
bombardmeut. Trees were stripped |
of their leaves aud branches, which !
lie piled up in the yards aad streets
the sides of houses exposed to the
hail have the appearance Of having
Withslo0d q thousand discharges Of
grape and canister. The roofing
Of the entire city is perforated like
a sieve. One hailstonc weighing
over five ponds was found, and a
great many as large as mans fist
were picked up. Many Of the fdmi-
lies whose houses were beaten down
took shelter under beds and tables,
and thus escaped bodily harm. On
Ia ono 1patI B.. Y.DlrfaI thr4 Of n
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12

The official count OF the vote cast
for Govcrnoratthc late New lIamp.
shire election gives the whole mum.
beras 1G,S50, Of which Hartman
has 1921; Sinclair 3L00S; seat.
tering ~; giving Hartman q ma.
jority of2,j9S.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-06-12

SUITS FOR LBEl"--A " '' 'I
ton dispatch says il is i'l "
the friends of Senator OIl''.,
chat it is his intention to Z, c ,.,,'..
against the New York I' ,gl
the Cincinnati Gdsctic for ''o ...r
suit against the former .ho z
founded upon q charge u VIZ ,g..
aae that he voted for the ~"
of thc President under corfu" ~,
nucnces; and the latter i W ,'.t
charge that he was gum, ", " spr
iion while Chairman Of " IN,
Committee ON Naval A0oIIs '''
and since the late war