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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-07
BOOK

% M. HEN DEKsON q co., Manufac-
w. turers and Jobbers of Boots & Shoes, 10
& q Randolph Street.
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~ Bzs Re, Green aud Red Roofing States.
The only house in the West keeping a
=. re supply Practical skaters furnished Whtacre
] 4 .@s iloh1' - l-19aile 81.
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ROOFING MATERFAEzS-
EgOOFTNG SEAVE@

AAT EEETA CRE1 & RAXMdhNEs. Plastic
W Slate, Roofing Slate, Felt and ComDo-
S5tion Roofing q Sheathing, Fslt Coal Tar. PIteh.
rants, Oilsy9S LaSalIe ST. ~ '''
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eaS~ To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Railway presents many objects OF interest, passing
through the beautiful valleys Of tire Chemung, Sus-
quchanna, Delaware and RGmGpo rivers, an ever.
changing panorama Of natUros beauties commands
attention.
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The Best Ventilated and Most Luxurious Sleeping
Coaches ~ IN 'EE3E WORLD asS accompany
ail night trains on this Railway.
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n RAE y 2 s5E'5fg N gJaF5a5 Co. IN
IN lines, Pumps, Wrought Iron Pipe, Nal
eable Iron Castings, Steam Warming Apps 10 \ Jefer
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Number, SasER, FLAMING dlc.
alHEHN- EEX

ri b yVias lsIs, FIsS Vs6sas q sFfgT4+ sF5Tsi
IL Planning Mill, Sash and Door Factory &,
Lumber Yard Cargoeg Docked and orders fled Corner
18th e lumber Sts,, p o Box 4g29
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Shank 5'ks, Stationery, and
Paper Warehouse

PAGE q EEOYNE, Blank
" Book Manufacturers, Steam Job Printers
Jobbers Of Fine Papers, Stationery + Binders Goods
g. Ia.
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All Trains run directly through to N. York,
r l527- A60 MILES WITHOUT cHAveE OF COACHES.
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The Whita - Comnonn,

q 1saasssfi.ctlred al de AT5sF ENGLAND B0r4N7e
DEPOT, ios Rgisss$s .Stts:z, Rasaan ! = = ~
GEORGE " SWIFT n D., EssDgzsls-,
Es ROBINSON,
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% to ct MILES the SHORTEST ROUTE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17
Buoget of finn.

ANEcDoTE or DR.. FRANEIIN.-His peculiar
alent was that of illustrating subjects by oppo-
site anecdotes. After the news of the destruc-
ti"n OF the stamped paper in America had arrived
IN England, the ministry sent for the Doctor to
consult with; and in conclusion offered this
proposal: That If tho Americans would engage
to pay for the damage done in the destruction Of
the stamped paper, dc, the parliament would then
repeal the act The Doctor, having paused upon
hls.question for some time at last answered it
as follows: This puts me in mind of a French
man, who having heated poker red hot, ran
furiously into the street, and addressed the first
Englishman he met there, "LE? 4KoaSiear so1lez-
Tous give me de paisiy, de mtlsflction, to let me
run this poker only ono foot into your body 2"
Go about your business said the Englishrnan
" ld den, only 80 far" marking about six inches
Are you mad y returned the other: II tell YOU,
If you don't go about your business I'll knock
you down" "Vd dsn," said the Frenchman,
softening his voice and manner, ''vii you, nv
good sair, only be obliging as to pay me for
the trouble and expense of heating this poker Z"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

In small country town IN Hartford county,
resides clergyman. who j, the pastor Of q small
mock, who esteem him very highly, and whom
he is fond Of catech,ing. A few days since,
while taking rsmble through the village, he
stopped at the house of one of his Pensioners,
and after the usual salutations had been sI-
changed, the conversation ran as follows:
Well, Sister W, can you tell me how
Adam fell ?"
The lady commenced 10 smile sudibly, and
finally replied:
Why, ny dear Doctor you are not serious ~
Very serious indeed" responded the Doctor.
Mrs. W, whose husbands name happens
to be Adam, replied:
"Well, well, you will have it, Doctor. You
see, Adam went 10 climb over the fence the 9TH
er night to 20 to Deacon M, for a bottle Of
whisky, when an ear lying on the ground took
his foot; over adam .teA, and bsrkod his shin,
and that's the whole truth Of the matter"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

ABOUT kIGHT.-At an examination in one of
our Young ladies .eminaries, the other day. the
question was put 70 class Of little ones:
Nv ho makes the laws of our government"
Congress, was The ready reply.
"hsw Is Congress divided" was the next
question. But the little girl TO whom it was put
tailed to answer IT. Another young Miss in the
class raised up her hand, indicating that she
could answer H.
Well said tn. examiner, Miss Sallie, what
do you say the division j. Z"
Instantly, with air .f confidence ~ veil as
triumph, the answer came:
Civilized, half civilized, and savage"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

Co.'s CorGH BALSNM i, the cheapes, and the
best. II Is a safe and speedy ours for Coughs.
Colds, Group, Whoopinx cough and all diseases
OF the throat and lungs. In addition - the or
binary 400 size so long and favorsbly known
MAMMOTH FAMILY BOTTLES are now offered 70 the
public. giving much larger quantity If Cs,gh
Mediclrs than la. been offered for ST.
June 2-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

NOEICE.-EsTArE OF JorSs Bu.HsgSsrgIS nycpAsyp
Notice hereby given. that the Undersigned admins
EatrN and administrator 1T the Of the 81 John
buchsenten late Of the county Of La Sale state Of
Illinois, deceased will appear before the County Court of
SAID county ON the third Monday (beng the 10th day Of
Novemb 1865 At the Court House in otta wa in .s. coun-
~ when and where all persons having claims demands
against said estate are Notified to attend and present
same in writing for adjustment
Dated this 9th day Of September, A. p 1863.
ANNA BUCIlS ENSrEIN
GEORGE W. ARMSTRONG,
Administrators
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NoT,CB.-,Es?l.rE OF GseEaE Mrsarn, DscsAsso.-yo.


N /. IL
IA ESEAEE.-Notice is hereby giyes that the undsr.
SSneu amnlst of the estate ofMsrtin kn deceased
NiH Uhrer ana by virtue OF orfsr and decree OF tbs
Nu court VI La sale county, in the state efinos made
the june term of SAID court 1868 IN certain cause
therein pending Nhsrin the undersigned was psnar and
uoaas lArku, Catharine Denahoe, Rosanra Dillon Mary
ruds AMI Peter Purd-n defendants EXPOSE to .as
ana sell at public vondue to rhe hghe. bidder At the south
@ W u1 Oohhty Court house IN the city OF Ottawa in tho
county OF La Sale and Of Illinois on Tuesday the seysn
eeh day OF November 1865 the hour of two o'clock
III he afternoon OF said day. the west half of the southeast
fu"ts OI s@C'h number tirtyon- (3) in township sun,
per trtyur Ga NORTH of range number three 8 east of
the third 3 principal meridian in thu county Of La S,Ie
in the state of Illinois
This terms Of will be follows viz One half Of the
psrcsso money 10 be paid at the tim, of said sale and the
remainder IN twelve months thereafter With theron
al the rate 81 ten centnm annnm last p,ym.nt
and the interest thereon to be secured by bond aud good so
cnry ana bv mortgage on said real estate. JOS STOUT
Administrator OF the estate Martin Iarkin d.co,sed
Ottawa, Sept 20-td.
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- cut trt herrt, TO September Term, SsS-Hl (Tarc-ry
Sarah " johnson vs. William .Iohnson-It appearing
from Affidavit file in the ofthc Clerk of said Conr
that said defendant William johnson resident said
sae ana sad complainant having filed her bill of complaint
~ d Court on the Chanccry sda thereof the econd day
olIanuary 4 D. 1865. herein aud summons having been is
sued thereon according to law;
Notice, therefore, is hereby given to said defendant VIII
liam J"hn-On that une. shall personally be and appear
before said Court at said Term thereof be held tho Court
House in Ottawa III said County the first Monday No
'eirr next A. D. 1865 and plead answer, demur except
u said BILL III" will be taken for confessed sinst you
ana the matters and things therein prayed lr ecresd
accordingly. HERMAN SILVER Clark
OLIVER C. GRAY Sol'r for Comrl't
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

nHSSOAJTE0N or CO-PARESERSMlP
A-Ihc co-partner-hiP heretofore existing P.
halbsri ana D. hogahn mas this day been -.ysd BY
tu1 consent The business of thp a- firm will s.ttlsd bv
j. hegahn Al those indebted to tho firm will please call
ana settle their accounts possible and oil whom,
they are ms,ted viii please present th-r ,- pa, rent.
T.. ?. UALBERT,
Ottawa, Oct. !, ls6s j. MEt}ASPIN.
Tie Lusine,, Of the late sru viii lee carried ON "A. s.r,l M
the uudsiu-! NJ the old stand corner OF IN. a.v wssr
o. Inc Court House ihsnkfui 10 the public pat III srai
thronas" hc h,-s ~ liberal dealing prompt attention
10 ulN.H-- 10 E.tr continuance 81 the QHuc ta,s.
OCT low Jo. MI tpPIE.
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An invalid disturbed all the inmates Of his
boarding house recsntly by initiating dog
Whom asked why h. did it, he said he had been
ordered by hi. physician TO take port wine and
hark
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

We most cordially Invite oil cid eustomtrs when In the
city to call upon U.s. a We shall 10 SEQ thcu whether
they wish TO purchase or not
March .. 1867, JACKSON 4 LoCKWOOp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

The Ne,r Tor} UJr7 says the ''Gr.cian bend
has reached the Sullivan street darkeys, and j
now called the Black Crook"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

The FIST thing hen says TO her bro.d-and
not tho last thing a child says 70 his father
'Sh.ll out"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-10-17

i AsSSosi AECS.-The partnership N-trran IN. nm
~ derogn'd in the cattle trade and butch ring business
has heep dissolved 10y mutual All account. Of the
late frm will be settled ~ Nj y ward wis also authorised
70 settle al accounts due from payable Abraham
Harris, nlivdvslly. Mr. Ward and the books. accos.ts
&C. may b. found 81 thu market their late stand
Woods csrnsr, ia ottawa. ABRAHAM HARMS,
sept. Colin. NEWTON WARD
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Argal.
S,TATE OFILLIyOIS.L,
!, LAsMlE County. Onrsy

"a a II oF ILLINOIS, la ALE COUNTY So lio,s,y
"a ''"L .,sTet, n December T7a is6s-T4 g5ncery
HeI's i'a ". Amanda I. Hal-Bll for divorre II an
Ins rom an affidavit file in the ofc- OF the clerk of
u N''ii sud defendant Amtrda Hall, on In. inquiry
he rnl, and that she is concealed within dis st,ts
- 't .eess cannot he served upon her, ND said com
paIaI' having tiled his bill complaint in said C,urt ON
@ 7le thereof, the 5tb day O.Ier lSiS
Sc, anu summons haviag bees Issued thereon according
70 h" NoGe therefore hereby gycu TO said defend ant
A'NuA tl" lHu unless you personally be and appear
h "ui nv sud term thereof 20 De held the Court
iose III o't'N'' h sud county, the lst Monday OF
Velh"eI eAI D. Ato iwhrn and where said summons
retHrnabey ana plead, answer -inur or exct to d bin
ihe same VIII b" TAKEN Ter confessed AGAINST Won and .hs
matters and things therein prayed for decr.ed icrornrlv
S.. -, - a. Il. MOORE, Clerk
." '''Nti"L " tNhht' tonp ~ Solicitors. oct. i0-tw.
NOFtCE.-ESTArE OF GEoRGE NuNgrr Dycs,sgr NJ,
uce saereby given, that the uniars med lnpi,tator
oi The estate OF George Munger, late tn. county of 4,
sale and state Of Illinois, deceased will appear hsf,r, the
County Court of said county the third Monday lin, Nh,
2lst day Of December 1865 the Court House in tt,wa
IN said ooHnty when and where all persons saving claim, or
demands against 'ad estate are notified to attend and pre-
SCI the same IN writing for adjustment.
Dated this 10th day OF October A. b, 1865
...... SAMUEL GROVE,
Wv. Administrator,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-22
RuR a. E n z.

It's ono Of the greatest triumphs Of Hom0'
opathy to dispense with the operation OF Ampu.
tation and Excision, 10 more than two-thirds OF
the cases. by the radical. euro Of tho diseased
parts. which Allopaihy would have consigned TO
the knife.
Fractures and serious wounds are healed In
less time, md with less pain. than under any
other mode OF treatment
Homeopathy fulfilling mission whose ena
Ia the overthrow Of al other modes OF cure, ana
the establishment OF ita own complete ana per-
manent rule. t Nr
HOMEOPATHY AND LIVE ASSURANCE. The
Directors Of n London Life Assurance Omee-
the uGeneral Proyldentn- Of Its recent meeting
have placed on record their opinion "that per.
sons treated by the Homeopathy system enjoy
morc robust health, are less frequently attacked
by disease, and when attacked recover more
rapidly than chose treated by any other syItemi
thnt yith respect 10 the more fatal clnssss Of dis
cnse tbomortaiIty under Homeopathy Il small In
comparlSon wittthnt OF Allopathyi that thore
ors d,s.ases NOT curable nt all under the latter
systern. which ard PERFECTLY durable under tho
former, finally, that the medicines prescribed BY
| HompophathlIiS do not injur9 tho connttution,
whereas thore employed by Auopaths not un'
fteauentl entail tho most serious. and In many
| instar,ces. fatal consequences" Tho Directors
I further propose to Summon meeting OF the
,hnrehoIderst 70 lay before them the facts they
l.hayo colleetsd, and the decision at which they
/ hayo arrived, namely ITO open special sec.
i don for psrsons treated by Homeopathic syt
i lem. Il lower rate Of premium than thai
charged on other liyeh' London (Eas)' o.
'eSsa Virginia, Ian. 81. 1859. IysiA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-22
Miners Union

HrExrs EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE
IM Ming, In tho District Court Room, u street,
Virginia and every Thursday Evening IN The'
tor Hnll, Gold HlG -,
January %. 1908. ~ JysSa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS,
M1dw1fery (!
II o MGOP AT HI =

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED.
i iclne, based upon the laws Of nature. Seyon'
ty.hve yoarsof experience hnvo proved that one
Homeopathy cures all curable diseases perma.
monthly, which have resisted tho skill OF tho best
practitioners Of any Of the old medical system,
for years.
Homeopathy aims 70 Eradicate diseases entirely
20 cure sure and easy, without bleeding, blister.
ing, cautrrlzing or drugging. to proiong life and
lessen tho number OF sick days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August 4.-The public
debt statement will probably be issued
tomorrow.
The President has directed the issue to
the Central Pacific Railroad Of the Bonds
and Patents for the section OF twenty
miles ending at the one hundred and
seventy-eigbth mile east Of Sacramento,
the Commissioners reporting said section
completed and equipped as first class
railroad.
Secretary Mccullough received tele-
gram this morning from Elk Governor
Cox, Of Ohio, in response 20 aue sent him
yesterday, requesting him to accept the
appointment OF Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, which Mr.. Cox persists in
declining, on the same grounds as before,
viz that bis private business engage
ments viii not permit hila to do So. :
The following official telegram has
been received:
LLswoRT5 j, KANSAS, August g.
just arrived from LArued. Saw the
ArrapahOes, Apsches, Kiowas and Co.
msBches, and arranged everything SAL
isisctorily. Apprehend no trouble.
Superintendent
Commissioner Rollins has prepared a
list containing the names OF parties whose
appointments as Supervisors under the
new spirit and tobacco tax law, he has
recommended to the Secretary of the
Treasury, and 1t is now on file in ths
Appointment Office of the Department,
awaiting consideration. They will not
be scted on foAseversl days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05

The meeting Of the Club on the even
ing of Saturday, August S.h, will be
strictly business one and every mem
Der OF the Club Is earnestly requested to
be on hand.
The committee appointed to receive
subscriptions and amounts assessed on
members of the Club consists of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Il. L. BriDkley, W.
c. Mcclure, J. B. Fsrnham, T. 0. Smith,
Henry Seessel, jr., L. Rocco, louis Wun-
dsrmRn.
By vote Of the Club, each member has
been required to psy TO the Treasurer or
some one of the said committee, the
sum Of one dollar. Il is hoped that
every one win do SO prompt Y, that the
Club and its members may not fall into
discredit.
The Finance Committee, as sppoin ted,
consists of: n. J. Wieks, F. w. smith,
J. d. EdnonGsOn, jesse w. Page.
It is not known that these gentlemen
have consented to act. They are respect
fully requested TO signify to the Presi-
dent Of the Club their acceptance.
The Executive COMMITTEES of the Club
Is composed Of the President and Vice
Presidents. These are, Albert Pike,
President; w. T. Avery, John W. DAw-
sOn, Michael Mageveney, j., NJ. D. L.
Stewart, A. E. Frsnkland, John w.
Leftwich, F. L. Warner, Vice Presi-
dents.
J. NJ. Heating has been appointed As
sistsnt Recording Secretary Of the CLUB,
and has accepted the appointment.
By order Of the President.
W. o. LOFI.AND.
RacorC ing Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
MAINE.

PORTLAND, August 4-The Interna.
tienaI Commercial Convention met to-
dsy. Delegates were present from all
parts of the United States, Canada snd
the Provinces. John Neal was chosen
temporary ChsiTmsn. The Com mittee
on credentials reported that two hundred
and five delegates had already arrived
and many more were expected. They
recommended Gov. Samuel Merrill, Of
Iowa, for President, with a long list of
Vice-Presidents and six Secretaries, from
vsrious parts O. the country. A COM
mittee was appointed TO wait on Gov.
Merrill, vino appeared and took the
Chair, with q few brief remarks. A
committee OF thirteen was appointed on
the Order of Business, and the ConYeu-
ton adjourned until 8 O'Clock, pm.
The Convention resssem bled st 3 pm.
The Committee on the Order CT Business
reported the following:
l. Railroads across the continent.
2. Lake, river and canal navigation.
3 International commercial relations.
Letters were read from distinguished
gentlemen who were unable to attend.
Hoa. James w. Taylor, of st. Paul,
addressed the Convention on the rail-
road and shipesnal Interests of the West.
He said the best road to the seas without
trausmittal Is what the West wants
and when ship canal SHALL opsn the st.
Lawrence 10 every portion Of the great
inland waters, the proud city Of New
York will be compelled to afford the
came privileges with her canal. The
railroad system is the key of the canal
systsm.
Committees were appointed to prepare
resolutions, on the three subjects reported
BY the Committee on the Order of BUSH
ness.
The Chairman of the first committee
was Hon J, NJ. Corbett, of Portland, Or.
egon of the second, J. ". Taylor of ST.
Paul, Mimi, and of the third, w. H.
Craig, OF Detroit, Mich.
The convention then adjourned until
morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05


vailed-the negroes in the gallery cheer
Ing loudly.
After some minutes quiet was restored,
aud the House resumed its session with
out any action on the memorial.
The following communication from
Gov. Brownlow was then read:
KNoNvILLE, TENN, July 81, 1903
My high regard fer the author OF the
inefOsed letter and ordinance from Hon.
John N. Lea, and my confidence in his
patriotism ard integrity, to say nothing
of the importance OF the subject dis
cursed, induce me respectfully to submit
these documents for your calm and de-
liberate consideration. rrrv
signed ~ W. g. BR0WNLOW.
Mr.. LEAFS letter favsFs the removal of
the political disabilities from the dis
franchised, and expresses q firm convic-
ton that this measure woald prove sd
vaniageous to the public interest.
The ordinance provides for submitting
to vote Of the people an amendment OF
tie State Constitution comforting the
right of suffrage on all males, white
and colored, Of the proper age,
who are citizens Of the State and
United States, and should a majority OF
the voters decide in favor of the amend
ment, then the present Legislature Is
constituted State Convention with au-
thority to meet and adopt the amend
ment. A- slFA@E
The Senate referred the message and
Enclosures to q special joint committee.
The House having been notified OF the
action Of the Senate, adopted, in lieu Of
the SeRste's proposition, resolution de-
elsring the present not the time to con-
slider the franchise question, by vote of
yeas SO, nays 20.
The final action on the Ssnste's prop
Osition, Is amended, will be taken to-
mOFroW.
The action of the House IL received IS
practical rejection of the oyertures for
an extension of the franchise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-05
NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August 4-The regular
through trains on the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad viii com mence
running tomorrow.
In the House this afternoon, Mr.. Pros
ser, from the Legislative Committee,
presented the memorial of Gems. For.
rest, Cheathan and others, with whom
9 conference was had last week, asking
for the removal Of the political disabili.
ties Of the disfranchissd, which was re-
ferfed
Mr.. kercheval announced that some
gentlemen were in the lobby with me-
mortal from cit'zsns, which they wished
to submit on the same subject.
A recess Of fifteen minutes to receive
them was moved, and after some discus
sion, carried.
Mr.. Chsneellor, a Radical, appeared at
the bar, read the memorial, and briefly
urged that the prayer be granted.
Mr.. Hamilton, 81 Shelby, asked what
guarantee of future peace could be given.
Hon. H. s. Foots responded. He was
piled With numerous questions, aud for
awhile scene Of mpeh sxcitsmens pre-