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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23

Present, Mayor Wooster, AID. Robinson
Glover, Simmons, Stehbins, White, Bailey
Zahnen, Tymeson, Schendt. Burns and Head
I Minutes OF the last meeting read and an.
proved. az
The special Committee to whom was 70
! ieTed the recommends ton Of the standing
committees Tor the ensuing year, made the
| Following report:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23

Peter Ware, for boarding and nursing Ru-
| fus Fryarson, an insane person. -. Sz7 Il
F.! VI. II. Petit, for presiding at ID meet
.s .....s............. gG
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23

~ - = the recent charter election held in the
city Of Rockford, III. f474 w S1s' i 55sf
Z. H. Baker was elected Mayor.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-04-23

Messrs F. Robinson, j. P. Glover, J. :,
ieooins, b. Simmons, j. White, j. E. Bailey.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21
q. q. e. QinSsIetl llla aeasn en- gs. Barron.

Gin Graft pom 80 4den on fer gs5ite GreeF ednts
ftabe, nebit @obnbous 1e.s Mab etn Tratt pon t0
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9i9eraeEnn9e rforbert uHS W nbrs DIT potbebdl.
tsns riaisf ttei uols 843ldHsAme. ill1aags si
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21

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seiele3 elHeF GpirIrupliltin, Die ibnle
0nrd 0iitmirfuns Ser rGeifter bon sinem
lanelabri9en 9axperlsiAsnus ~ beiIsn
oerlpra9 (fie beilte ibn 10 eran6lid,
mic Or @iieHbartb 0enas bnl6ltbat ibar
tein Sabn mebr lpeh) feif1 eAnses 8ers
anOssn, ungefabr $430, 600, bermaAt.
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meat elfg BEN fehr trift9en 9@rHaa bin
an Sab. .sr lssrriift gspgslsH fsia mails. i.
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nat6 nsuIit Elm tleines Mlao1ea. bonisi
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tnabs elite ihE ap Snlfe, berfOlste has
unthttt tus YBdlIef, tp1r6 ober feIbit.
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EneneH srnlniltration @elanoter u Qas {
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ii9dis'itt gte1y yorf aalit1 100 600 Ser :
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gbtnlo al II % O'e SraI'9ef lGruts palslRF
i 20 Hs6Ild asiasa aalsAllos ss6 -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21
4lPbenic g. slIlen gegeH sotnes @.
aaga .agf nSberton. lass SOC la ls..s4

HlGit &ratt Qostb hgtant ais Got Summer n in benz
MaRe ron gnoors entbaIsefhs 5I4f00 der NIT ~
9oIes 5nent am GamBerIonb .5IMB nnb nudb Der 3ts
banoA annbfrnBe inridIanteHS, anmitteItar isns
htngumgie ns9f--s Swbif Rsnate Gre6if
gsoteu nit anelflnnfer SihegffeIung etfnrs
furSsrt Rfaneredt uceb balteh &ertaaf fret uol
ri. rtIditabme. - RI t55 <4d e. aisfsH Az484b Flb
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ssadridltsu aus 8dfbiugtpH.
GSer;cbte aus trfa1tias'
RabeI. .0epcfbe,..

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d % D It'll e. fllils.(lEIll't5e nc j
IcHoIssa I sn gueuia 1T iettailes

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Ser. ct. W9ilifdr bort einriife. So
BfnO iibriaens~ bIreteh E ia Idle geriidte
PIber ojefe yotfafle inf 4lmlaI GsN
/ n Jham bat in NuQlfjfa eiuat befanuten
E9faSifaIen, gtamers D1erriiDeetber Der.
baften Iof1en, oa oerfeIbe bef1uI6iot
tpirb, 'bte7 9gdte a6gebaItelt iii bd6en,,
iih in Der MiIiS aufuvbunen su lalIeS.
Sn Stem Srleans ana Ser5S Santpfer.
Sdbnna, tDei1er BON Stem yJrf saIs
8oufartbsi gdif abgefeeeIt mar, na@
feiner 2liifunft Die perunianilbe Gla1ge
.auf. peBbaIb bic Raunfd,aft Den @e<
horfam aufIaate iln0 eutlai3et1 iuurbe
sDie SoIIbenmten begdben fib an BorAa
sunb @oIlettcr SsuHer erflarte, OaB er
8ei6las aufspas gaiff le9sn iDaDt.
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Sn Charlotte rs. entFano in Der.
.9fFce bes Nlonors cine l@treiti9fe,t
suifAen einent @e9er unS einenl argee
febenef &aaffnonn, 9faHttns Sdn1ee VI.
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berSotr' utfiio fboB @leafon ilieoer.
Ser NufifanO anf Cuba r,inmt TIT
iuer erDbere Sirnenfionen an uu6 man
elaubt alIgenein, CAB er init Der l1ns'
abbanaiofeit Der SiifeI enoelislpir0. :. Gs
ffu6 uieber rntbrere Gefedte SuilAenl
ben Sruppen iit,otben Sniurgenfen bors
qefaIen.s - Sin SoIoat, Der in .@efans
aenlAaft eeratben mar uilb benz es ees
lang. su entfnmmcn, bcridtet, oaB Elm
ipaniiher Woiori 1lna elm Captain,
relAe niht capituIiren molten. bon
ben Snfureenten erfdofIen porben Fno.
-lEs fnb. $50 Nann on geritdrttnQsrl
aus Spanien angefomrnen. a''.*
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21
.ia tNeae 9ln5eigeil g g
10 .naaalI naAaaag alHaAJn3l.L I.ld
Us halaeer.1.g .gserf dalfeaa y

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Gaibu He erniIenet Getretsai5 in Aen betrefienhen
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@CnndbefiO, ben B. Saabar 1869.
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ssssisD sregnEiI0 s,ssa y. 4lasfflias
&. tli0 0tn6ere. Z 'sS :
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21
Sic Wodfid1fen aus 'betif lS9riel

+ Die 06dBrtdten aus benz Srfent
Jauten fritblidbers5 Nle Negieruna in
gltbtn, ipefHe fi1 bon Ser Srieasluit
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faefnt5 iett 1nebr aentiot m fein: olf
Die 8roteite Ser 9Nddtt su boreH un6
man aldil6t oabsr ben arieB abtuenosn
81 f6nnen. .
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iuenn Der GuItan in elue 8erldnaetun6
Der unterbonSInn9en nili0t, sac HEs
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renS EubTanO bsnlht iein tpiro, bass
ieIbe 5n ernlBi9eii. sa s9 1910 ss:a5a & y
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a6robsnNs glotc an Sranfreid) )sin Be3mg
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lanSf babe, miro tpioeriprodcn.
Die Barrier ,8ltrie e neriid )ert, OaB
bic Rferte bic arttdiitbe Streiti3feit
Den @roBiliadten berlegeni uilS Delpeiie
Fbcibringcn min, ba6 griebehIanb atf
Den Iiirfiiden Snleln Snfarrsftionen
olaFtifts. I'm pisfsIbcn 0ofh 81 aateftt>
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21

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~ Iiis nj ~ saisstsfS as4a ilaFlsl
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21


EB 6rcr, nebr CDer.pf1riger, an he g1srbfefe pom
btraB eftne 4J0sSnb nehr Dbet 1ueiger 5itrid
taufeno. Das Gigentbnm uiro in pGTenhe 2ots abs
getbeiit weSeet.
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afereen pom, SefEaMfst1ae an 9fDteia nit alef
fdnuter GtHeft fttg gtf6roerf thb int Efdn6rept
uorbebaIten Belfanf fri ncR Gu ddnabme.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21

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z5..e gfe OrisntalfiGs Stage. s 5 )
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21
8 IL. 0el

Sic neueFen s9epefden, aus @ona
ifantinoba n1eI0en. eaB Der tiiftif6e'
9lbmira4 sOeh griedifben Danpfer-
Grofis ni1t eber tpieoer an9feifen nmirb,
aIs bis 8tfeble aus IS GoaE Efantin0pel at,s
ldnotf,. = Ser tiirtif9e geftblsbdbsri
ser 9lrmee bot Srore. erHaIten sgni6t
cher in baF arieAiid)e Gebiet einSufaIp
len, oils bis beiuaffaete 9rie6en Die
tbeGaIil1e @rense iiberfdreitsn,
,a8l.9G1 - ~. "a Nl-Q tIlllIll
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-12-21
sbsnas 6 5atDtn udO QtnSsrs eegsn s.
.a8 y s,il a4 ,SS. 9Rob. - u ssaa I a..i

Gin Got bsIeaen In yorS G6eeFisS an her asetSei.e
Der Bbite Greet AamsftraBe, bsgiruwno an Regram's
Shoftsde po1t aG in abg1 er &idbtllla ssp araLleA
tRprLpn.s SUP eitel npH Aa IN redten QRinteI NIT
gsnelIpter 2dnhitfabe in einer DetIiben Hibtnng
nah ber bintereu 2inie et1pn 10 SsWb naEbot eiHer
70 81 MGeus pou ba In ID ttdber Rfbtune nit eer
naflpteE MAen50 6uk na6 ei1lein SfoH (feeranas
Hprfoifede), poh Sa IN bftIider &ibtung NIT gez
1nnnnter 4eeram's ME ned eem Mus gan sspuntt.
" bin gu ngen-: Grrbtt urf 8, ~ uno IS
sMrnate. Slot NIT cnerfaHnter SiAeriteInno
fornert iIno gfanhrebt uorbebalt n. gerfGuf frei
BON 3rrlfnabme. sssS n T,r.sxsff s53xss s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10
WHAT IT COSTS TO BE CONGRESS

A number of the constituents OF Hon. J. NJ
Ashley. OF Ohio, better known as "Impeach-
II Ashley, have desired publicly his opiu.
son whether ne can be Reelected Dir. Ashley
alter gCiug over the statistics of the vote IN hi
tlsti c. toT a number OF years. unhesitatingly
com 20 the conclusion that b can. The let.
.eT OF Mr. Ashley is curious IN one particular
= showing the amount Of hard work a member
rfCougTes 5 is requi Ell 70 do i: he Is Jealous in
keeping MP The party organization Thus Mr..
Ashley cl"Ims, in enumerariny his parry ser
vices. thai Re hiss always worked a hara
for Re success CT his friends on any
is4Nla'Ive or county ticket As If his
own interests Were Concerhed He also
points out IN capital letters 20 The fact
hat Ia LAS OF his books the names of over TEN
THOUSAND voters, incIudIng all tho leading
men OF both parties wiz the occuu lion and
pSTty = ffDlt'es Ofeach desIynatrd
y T-puoiic2n " hose name il on his list re-
moves rom one county to another. or out of the
district. or dies Joins the Democra ic party
be (Ashleyl Is soon appraised of the fac. He Is
also furnished yearly With the names of ALI
leSdlT men " no come into the district SO that
he krcws The district. he saws far better than
any other msn in 1t. and can Cstimarr the vote
VIE degree Of accuracy which amounts NJ
most &c mathematical crriq'nty
y tA4> hstSL army OF voters ne ms sent ON an
average each year. over fifty thousand docu-
meEts. The time, money and labor which this
work has required, can only be known 10 those
VINO 30 ~ he says. while its value to district
IN party point OF view, can never te fully
-Siim2 ted and will probably never be appre-
CIatcc. To this may be adds d the labor OF Wis
iilEs The departments almost daily, especially
In locking after soldiers CLAIMS
To all this formidable AMOUNT OF work Mr.
Ashley supplements the labor of ..eonst1ut
communication either in person or by letter,
with large majority OF the most intelligent
and sctIve men in every locality in each coun.
" 10 enable him 70 keep posted on the politI-
cal situation. All this political drudgery IL
VIII be remembered. is supplementary TO the
duties o. the Congress mandy which he Is meas
ured IN he public estimate of his services and
ahllIiie> But II would seem that this amount
Of hard ToTk by 10 Iueans ensur~~ the favor of
The tickle public The TACT that there seems
io be doubt IA the mind of The constituents of
Dir Ashley as to his availability as a caudI-
da-- for Te-elGCti shows that all the physical
Hnd mental wear and lear PNperien ced by a
pubic man III p2rtv harness NAV go tor moth.
ing Wien II comes 20 he question of reward
tor services rendered. This exhIb bar opeus mn \
new sid instructive phase of tie mater 10
those rho nave Inagin"d that rIe life OF the
C3rgressna - a sunny 81 re OF existence.
all Fay aGd Nc work. and that bumkUm sp--ch
or tWC per term ~ all that l. requisite 20
secure reelection Who wuuld BE- a Cougr~zs
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10
THE &PPR PUUES

ne hrICklayersA strike in New York. e.
tered upon eight weeks ago, was com manced
Tor eight hoUTs as constituting legal days
work. Tbs the master nasons declared t'fen-
selys~ wiling 10 ccHcede. but refased 10 sc
crpt hat they deemed 70 b. the ART itrary rales
OF the trade M ions. limiting the number ofap-
pTeHiices. prohibiting the bosses from work-
irE on their OWE Jobs, unless they were
members Of society, aud the like.
The bosses say they do HCt object 10 the rules
Of the mon limiting the number of appTeu-
tees 10 tive, Oh the ground that they want m ore
tiGIn " especially hut because they consider
the prohi bi icn arbitrary and illegal. Some OF
them aaye always refused 70 take apprentices.
while most OF the older master masons OF New
oTk city seldom wanted, or took more than
three apprentices. The iourneymen argue thai
at the rate OF increase. with two apprenti-
ceS yer master, and with the number
OF aecessions 10 he Liade from tAs
interior of the country and frola Europe,
the annual increase OF jourreyraen IS largely
AZ excess of the ration Of mortality in this trade,
so that the increase must be- steady every year,
and The n arket must ultimately become stocked
with this kind If labor. If the Journeymen are
enabI q 10 COZ troll the markets, il is, they say,
because the bosses refuse TO take apprentices,
and # To-day they were sll permitted to have
n any aS thcN i5aSt q. three tOurths OF them
v ould o5eCt ~ more Than four, unless they
had The choice Of diseharging them when work
Is slack. Two or three apprentices are as
many Is the bosses generally care to take into
their employ, so long Us they are compelled by
law 10 keep them four years and to teach them
the trade. Ii they could discharge them and
AXE them on whenever they pleased, as Of old,
they would want many more. As each local
Union IL allowed BY the National Union to
Regulate these questions for themselves, the re-
strictions complained Of can be removed at any
tme upon one months written notice OF such
am. ndEents.
The compromise now pending between the
masters and the workmen proposes that the
bosses shall concede the eight hours and Si5J
der day. and the bricklayers will grant four
apprentices, bur not more. TO each boss. An
other proposal of agreement is that the bosses
shall make the eight hour so con cession, and
the BTicklayeTs' Unions shall amend their con.
stiiutIOns so thar the number of apprentices
allowed shall BE- unlimited. and bona fide
bosses-that is. practical brickiayers; for there
are bosses now in the business who know moth
ing practically about twill be permitted to
work on their own jobs, without res friction OF
any sort. With the strong disposition now
manifested, by both employers and journey
men. % come 10 terms there seems to Be no
doubt that an arrangement wIII soon be ef-
..cteG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

STREET WATER NC--Au improved method
OF WATERING he street. hs~ lately been pataur
cd by Dir. - W. Cooper. -: London. aud prom
ISs~. frCu trials m3dc. ~ h succe fuI He
introduce INTO the ordinary carts. when
charged w,.h waier- 3 mixture IN suitable
thut lot stated proportions OF fused
chloride Of calcium and chloride of sodium
tcCTmCp i.-ble saltN Thesr SSIrS are, As il
well known, highly deli-e,c .Et. 4spe-
oIaliy the chloride OF calcium. Chloride of
lins-i When such solution is applied
20 ;he roads the retention of mos ure bv tho
chlorides seryos 10 keep them in damn con-
dI'icn Cor a much longer period than when or
dinsTy water T. n cd BY The pre-ent system
of deiuging, three apple tons daily ar.
scarcely sufficient III warm, dry weather, IN
prevent the dust from rising, whereas one An
plicalon OF MI Cooper's composition Al inter
walls O. two or three days Will. II l. >ald effect
uaiiy accomplish thIs object. and AZ a much
less cost
The dUsi IA The large rooms of warehouse
and similar buildings might Doubtless ~ att.c
uveIy controlled by addIn= a little of tbe.e
sails 70 the water used. Il - a question. how
ever, which may prove 10 be- a practical one.
v neither pcdes TRANS crossing he streets tins
vatered may not have ocea Ion 10 complain OF
damage to their shoes o. boots by The = ihPs,on
20 the 4 Of the dust Wet with these salts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

n<The papers in different parts Of the coun-
'rN report that mo- QuitOes have become pain
iUlIy and provokingly numerous.
6-Bnly two deaths have occurred from vel
low lever ia New Orleans this season. The
city was never healthier.
ESA Lowell and n Boston bost black are
going tO shine for the State championship
and -2p.
~ All reports from the western wheat
hal vest arr 20 the effect that il rs the largest
ever grown. and corn and potatoes promise to
be equally abundant.
G-HUndreus OF persons IN New Albany Ind
haN- S,"n'inusd he use of milk. in conse-
ounce OF The disease prevailing among the
COWS.
CIV hen Sarah Wills was a schoolgirl IN
Hartford. Harriet Beecher was her Instructor
Tn" world now knows both ladies as Fanny
Fern ana Mrs. Stowe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10
In the Tennessee House bill has be-u sinh

IN the Itnntsset HOUSE, a Oil mas b--u Sub.
mitted by the Military Committee giving Gov.
BrowElow absolute power TO arm and eouIp As
many regiments a. he ple.-Cs. A dispatch
from Nashville >ays:-Thr bill is cert lin 10
pass, and II IL equally CERTAIN that the reyi-
merits vii! b. IN part made M OF negroes
Hundreds OF the latter are now SrmIng and
waiting for a chance 10 b. mustered in. Peti-
tons are pOuIIpg IN BY the dozen, earnestly i'm
FioTirg the legislature not 10 call out the mill
tia II - not improbable that the Conserve.
nVss IN the State viii entirely withdraw from
the Canvas. Ghe-~ - a DIVISION OF sentiment
IN TIE DeinoCratic ranks ~ 10 what course 10
pursue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

>PREC II ~ HON. CHARLE s FRANCIS ADAMS
Cbaris> Francis Adams, in reply To An ia vita
tICE of tEe Quincy Grant Club aud the Quincy
Republican Committee to address them, thanks
The IN cordially Tor the invitation, and says
~ or ale perfectly right IN pres uming that
Taye III 10 respeci varied III my attachment to
ths pTincIpis> held before my departu from
.uFpoIt OF The selfevident truth proc aimed IN
HE great Declaration of l716. TO the maiaten-
suCe II cur glorious nion against every ene-
nv, az IL the supremacy OF the Constitution
rs Crr protection against assaults from with
out - we'll a. within. But in respectfully re-
guessing to be relieved IRON longer service
nDd-r the Governments. my chief motiyr has
been 10 e. 10Y some period OF respite from ac-
tivIrv IN public affairs. Farther than exercis-
;ng nv right az suffrage AZ the proper time, /
de- n0I contemplate during his season auy va
ria'Ion from my intention 10 remain IN retire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

TEACHING To" MUCH.-Ihe Eev. York ~
s~T,T holds rhai il is a great wrong to tau The
community 10 teach anybOdy's children LATIN
and Greek, anu The same OF twenty other
studIrs now taugfiI in the public scaooIs OF tina,
State. In some Of the public schools music ON
The piano II taught. And there /, no good
-asOn why Il should not be. IL The foreign
languages are taught. Why not dancing also.
and the narp,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

That high IitualistIc organ OF London. tn.
C,arch T5Sa,s. is very much pat out with @ ue.p
Victoria fer manifestiDg her sympathy win
PTotsS'aI tism 50 tar 10 send n con gratuIa,orv
note a TIE occasion OF the recent 'dic,,lou Of
the great monument 10 Luther.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

Nohur we have wiikie Collins Ia, novel
The MoonstOHe, issued ia chapters in JE,f-
per's HseLtg, and Iow published cOmpIet- by
Harper Bro Ii ha~ all The characteristics
VI deep plO, sud sustained interest peculiar TO
The novels by tbs aufAoT
Note. Critical, Exploratory. aud Prsc. zeal
un the Book OF Psalm. By Albert R:rUcs. In
three volumes. Vol. }. New York Harper
BTc-- The veneTsbl' author annouuce- ma
FEELING pTpiace that the Notes on th.. Hook az
Palms will cOmplets his labor in -ndeayor-
lrg to explain aud illustrate the slcred Scrip-
lures, ms failure o; VISION AMI the growing in
fiTmiiirS of are forbIdoIug him ID an ,npt more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

TIE CATTLE DISEA~E.-Thr report made h,
Professor Gamgee 10 tn. Pork Packers Asso-
eistIon. of Chicago. in relation to the cattle
disease II the West, says that the con sea u-nces
Of eating tne fiesh OF the Diseased animals ar.
not dangerous, though probably most people
would prefer meat cut from thu carcass of an
animal which has EOt ben skilIrd Ia sayau
from dying" The report shows thar ths- dis
ease - brought by The IL, Il cattle from The
gTSzing lands OF the South. sud explains how
how II is that thew induce he disease m native
cattle without being themselves affected: but
COTveys 40 information n Io the extent of The
disease. and the probabilities of IT. Increase or
decrease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

Hon Fernando Wood gave = dtsua- Marty
ne Like House, Saratoga Sa.ur,I,v af,eT-
noon. At which were present Sau.ori p
Church Postmaster General Randall. NJ In
zeTsoll, Henry q. Murphy. GOV. Box,.. of
Md: James q. Berret. sx-MayOr OF Washing
ton: Judge Sutherland, Of New York. = :
Cox ex-Eecorder james VI. Smith. II Pa
tus Corning Jane ". Marvin. J q SAKE. and
>auuel CT COurtenav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

DEATH oF AN INDIAN PRINCEss.-Wau-n ne
pc wink. ,.Pretty Bird daughter of DANDY
rbe besd chief OF the WmRebagoes, died on the
4th in~tsnf- OF injuries sustained IN the rescue
OF her child at the la Crosse depot, in Wiscon.
sin. Her INJURIES rendered anputation nee
essary. bur as she would not submit 10 the
operation. her life could not BE- saved. Four
days OF mourning ceremonies were held sy the
Winnebagoes over the remains.
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LADIES CAN HAVE THEIR HcOPsKIRTs
ALTERED AND BEPAIRED ct CHS. BAUMr
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6tb and eth streets. mn ~
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OF Lectures, ss delivered at the New Yors
seen OF Al stomy, embracing the subjects: How
20 nse and what 60 live for. Youth, Maturity and
O.a Age, snhood generally reviewed; The cAu.<
on Inoieestlon. natulence and Nervcrs diseases 81
counted Tor; Marriage philosophically cousidered
Pocket volumes contrasting these lecture. win b,
forwarded 10 parties On able 70 attend, on receipt
81 toIr STAMPS by addressing: SECRETARY
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Broadway. New York. fe so-Iy
oNxIDEsTIAL.-Youpsm men Who have In
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duties Of married life; also, middle-sged aud old
men who, from the follies sf youth, or otheg
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before placing themselves under the treatmeu. OF
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oy peruslnG The Secret Friendn Sent 70 suy
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-10

Cen. Sicslsg and Gov. Fenton are to be ser.
rnad d az Saratoga this evening