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In Probate---Kenosha County Court.

IL TroDdLe---henoSna county court.
A. tn matter o t,e tate Wiilia4A Al Nuuie,de.
ceased. henOsna CouAly, ss.
AZ ERo ui d,tInini ria ion IL,a.d ~ L or being
IA gtaJled 10 Jate y NJJe ,h ,ue SAID County
"a AenUsila, on ne ssCJnu uaJ July. A ~. lo6l,
o. the -aId County CONF, Aud s,& months l. ON and
Al ,cr the -2nd day Ootuper a. - IS 5 being al
ioWrC IT, cIeutthe - present tnG1r cd.ins aInst
ala dt Ceased II cxUnindtio. aud dituwtucc; no.
ace Il hcfeOy g.yen ana the u suge saId Gvtdt
Ill On ~. eIsn.n uds % DGCenlDer n. u. 1905 at
y COCK Z. % ~aid dIy said
: punt9, SAanIlIU and liJa7L "a, ciaiIn- aud ue-
s1tiusU Vi a., ter-ohs against sa.u uvccdss q And
., L. turtnet ord red That notice Vi ,ruer 6e
gwen ~ is puOilcd iOn ia tuG henUsni lie -rnl,
. newspaper p Dl,shed wecAi, hrnusna CIT, lor
our successive WeeK- "eIJre the Tune appointed
sfOrt SAID. and ais0 by posting copies vi hl-Urder
,n lUur puDdc places IN the CITY VI keuOsha at
,ea our VEGAS bcofe said Stn aay OF december,
10 s. .a4U tIaH q
Dated at Kenosha, the 9th day OF OItober, A. ID.
looS
BY the Court, JAMES j. PETIT
Count, Judge in ana Tor henosna roanty.
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h0st Schools OF the county have COM
menced ere this. We should be glad t,
give full list If the tea hers and Their
location, and may do so if We can procure
such list.
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THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

(FTons the Boston JorrdL)
BosrON, Jan. 20, 1865.
PoLAND'S WHITE PINE COMPOUND. = After
ma ring given it a thorough trial. confidently
recommend Foland's White Pine Compound as
very valuable article for tile of colds, coughs,
and pulmonic complaints generally. In several
cases, have known it to give prompt relief when
all other remedies which had been tried had failed.
1t is article, which, i'll climate so promotive Of
sudden and severe colds as is that of New England,
ought to be III every family; and we are sure that
those who obtain it, and give it fair trial. will
not thereafter be willing to be without 1t.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE. - Dr.. Pola2ads White
Pine Conlpotad, advertised in columns, is sue
cessful attempt TO combine and apply the medicinal
virtues of the White Pine bark. 1t has been thor
oughly tested by people in this city and vicinity,
and the proprietor has testimonials to its value
from persons well known to our citizens. We rec
ommend its trial IN all those cases of disease to
which 1t is adapted 1t is for sale by all our drug.
glsts.- ~ 7. Independent.
The White Pine Compound is now sold In every
part of the United States and British Provinces.
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ely of K,noshn-4th Wa,d
h 5 shepherd. LOO De 3. se Qr sea 81 N qa.

NJ WasnDlsn, IL o blk 10, :"
l h rs atkins est, com : rds " and 30 rds Of ne
cor sd qr sec, ,henCe " 6 rCs, thence II 10 rds
thence Z rus thence 5 IL rds- except lsk track
--sw a sec s. Il -,
Z + bisIo,, com DIS " and 30 rds OF ne cor sd
q Sc thence W 6r thence / rds. thence
10 rds thence II ~ roas TO Ueg, eXcep that taken
for 81 aud X Il TRACK, sW o. sec 81 1 3 ., ~.
E. Il bishop, com lds ana r0s oil ne cor sd or
sec, thence " IL rus, / fds . rd5. II ~ rds 10
beg, except that pa taken ai,. occupied Dy q
&CKk o, Iof IRA and depot buildings,
ew or sec 81 y,
UnknuWn ltllbk2 sw Y sec 81 T2R23
JENNIE's ADDITION
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Randall.
amos wn-sw u sw u sec 22T1R1s
~ heatiamd.



Amos wn-sw 4 sw u sec 22TlR1s 10 "a
~heatiamd.
cLaagn 3er Sq Ss ea as ~ now ~
ioca'ed IN sw fri X sec ST ar 10 - 81
rishtOm.
redeemed fhs s1a ayp t Of The sy remaining IN.
a rAhhoh-nW II nv a rec 4 , L 20 "a
Town of Paris,
br y n 10 acs off so acs n Sc u sec 1oTs
$50
SomeVs
Bqllen-pt Sc Sc u, beg So IDS W Sc cor i sos
y = Ius, II ~ rds, 4rds Az rds to beg SIC S6
city of KeMosha-Ist W ard.
IAeJo~ 0ao'ng IN the " Il Or Sec 81 TIRES
Slocum com at sw cor sd blk thance . On a
me o. DIX ~ II, thence centre oi Dix thence
W b si 10, tl,encs 10 peg bik = SO
point 9sI OF OF blk, thence n to cen NO
20 % b b, tnshee Ito II to line OF blk thence
P psS,s 4 n .7St f IS g g
% ~, ~ nee Q ids, thence to W line OF hlk
Margaret klnger, 1t 8 BIKES - a
blk % IL IT IN width of east end IL 70
=. s's 81 except ls # q end |. 10 blk, ~ ~
Michael Urow, undivided X 40 fits and b 90 20
Doyle, e = " Il Sc u blk g. anu ''oA ~ u u
line IT sh It Of n ne e cor ts sd IL
"a o lone % eo IT, tnenee WI beg IL blk A. Is
mn ik,I Al
80 ~ thence ii TO Main st, thence ITO
r j Hooker a COM an NV " cor II lis 81
~ a 10 - llslice Wit, t4crce Il to n inc OF
tnehce W Z" 1t b,g, lots Ind blk 49, wv . Is %
| David troslt, i.t blk a. ~ ~ Al
Lang and Drown, that part living of Fxcho,, os %
Nm Nm ~ sf T nm % IN, 80 =. "a so
70 " lie ot thence - IT, thence e 10 ~ 500
! my MAIN ST. tAehce AT to Deg, .ots 4 and ,
sam, com l4O it sw cor sd biz. thence 40 " w
a. tl hs IN q 70 line blk tnen W i4U IT, tneI &C
| David ,-rosIi. he p,y o.o , 60 AZ
ea oy Inc " me o. tAch"l-e s., by the lne
sann nan 49,, ~ eAte"dea iot DIX %, 81
extended except u .eet IN side, LOT Dix - I8
| 1heJoaouing an s u Or See 50 re- IL %.
| W Goodhue,-w n 1t biz g5sr,
YIN seymour, lot . biz II, 2,os
lot II bis H. 3 ~
| The Jolio@ang IL s VI o. See 81, T2 Il %.
| puRKEEf's WESTERN ADDITION ls
| 5 Fisk, W Il IL % blk las, .at7
| i >aluman-lt A t5t
1 VI DafreiI--ll IS Dix 1874
4 j Hunt--lt3' blk I55 q nc
ruth Joslyn-coni at sw cor of McLaughln's al.
g!,i9h "a IN nee a on " line OF addition
| q tu " ks, thence "a rds thence z rds IL
! ks, thence 3H rds to beg. RS m
| McLAueHLlN's ADDITION.
| ames Powderly lot Z blk B.
| ly 81 ;Acn Oha-2nh Ward
The 10 lo1c'ng IN 5 h Or Sec 30, T 2 r. 90.
Est Oh lenry CoDer, con- II Ids OF ne or sd blk
t .neh9 &C. -ViuS' 70 H"ilseh ste 10 rds II to
sto.s Young, Y NV Y NV \ blk 81, IS
| NJ Nynian, lot a Dix D, .i i "a
! SHINE: lot BLK 81 ! 81
| DnAho vi, 1t III IS. "a
| I'm tirlen, lot DIX IS. . 70
| = Ne. hodsc, sw - DIA &C. 4 ~
| Oaspe re Ihsn, n " - DIX 80, "
| 4 ttoHopi"gn " L Qr Sec 81 T2R.3.
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Rxa8 22.22999Yasss
ESTRAY.a

SNAkEN UP, by the subscriber residing in the
l,,Wh oI Soners on land owned by him on
n Soutnwert 1nnrter OF seciIUh 2 in Suld 3tow,
III Or ahonI 21s tay of DC ubsr 10 s one snr.
n0tse al heag Of -four years or thereanonI
'i'd mafkeP 18th ar in his 'orehe.d. - -
.. ~. HUGH honeywell.
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Location OF Teachers.

We have learned the whereabouts of
he following teachers, who commence,
their schools from one totwoweeks since:
loosen Barnes. DISt. NJ. L RlnnAanL p. q
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FOR SALE.
| Good Second Hand Piano.
ENQUIRE OF F. w. LYMAN.
TAX NOTICE.


The following is a list ofurrtdem- ID pieces, tracts
lOts OF nd. situated IL The lily % KeLosha ant
he several Tow ne in the county Of KenpSha j.
e late OF Wiscon.in witch were sold by III
,tnrt frcasn or of raj county aforesaid on d.
cay May A ID 1856 for the unpaid Taxes q
i ID. 80 aud the am ,unt of Faxes. Charges ant
lie est c.lcillfed the con to the lB.t day Of RI
mp |. II due ,bf,.ach parcel Now he eftre:
Notice is her by gwen T. at unless such land
denied hefrethe . h day OF MAY a. ],
go ihr' vii e conveyed to tht purchasers thereo
ccoruing TO law.
PLEASANT PrsiBIe
tn foH0.sfns .dse IT, 7. RIB.
: A l8ke-lt h;k ! NV u sees IS -
y Raene-c"Bl g. - sc cor II 6 W o CIV cor 1t
2 20 ~ 80 80 ~ Ite f1c.li - ~ Il era sod
eo'd 10 aaiirsn II $ :
j.
fS
r.
tr les
Ar-v'. -- f. .fr -
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A PERFECT CURE

For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Aci-
dity of the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from disordered state
of the Stomach. Liver or Intestines.
Prepared by SEWARD & Benz ley,
Druggists, Buffalo. N. Y. Sold by ali
druggists.
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tate of ~ Iscon siB---io Probate Eehcsha
COunsJ Count.

tate of vIsconsIG---fn Probate Eehcsha
Connfy Ioalt.
IN The matter of the ale of Cornelius Schleiser
lat ul the town OF oomers, deccar ed.~ henohha
county. ~.
Il N reading AID 6lIug the petition Of Henry Lin.
~ s,ro administrator OF The said e-tiIe, setting
9TH The amount Of persoIiai estate Llat come
uin nIs hands. and inc dIsp Jsl ION theIei-tle
.mVuht oi debis GU standing dgaihst saIu Deceased
nd description oI ali tue tea ts'ae Vi which
aid dec eased died seszed. ana he Condition and
s.ae ol the Respective portions thereof aud pray.
az tnat LICENSE ue 10 him granted o sell all o. said
cal estate III order 10 pay GeOts OF estate
md appealing by saiI p a. ION that here Is not
IN tent personal ertdte IN the hands Ol said adj
nmistIa,Ur OF rald estate 10 pay "a a DEUS and
uai il IL necessary IN order pay same 10 sell
i OF sad estate. which -It,led Ia Town of
,onlers, in KenOsha county, described az follows
- Wit: Commencing al the northwest corner Of
ne norIhwert quarter o. section nnn0er I, in Town
.umDer Two north Ui range numb,r - east, thence
.ouih Oh the west line oil the salf quarter ,eciIOn
lgny rods. Theme etst pranel with tie norm line
said quarter section 53M IOds, thence nJlfheily
'ghy fods ana 10 poILi Ia tue burih line Of said
quarter section OF and 3 tbs rods cart of
ne northwest ,oner OF said qnar,er sec
In, thence west on tue section line to
ne place u beginning Containing 2, aud 5-25th
crcs InUfe or ~ ais" ine following described
aud, OWL, Comm ncitg at IN" southeast corner
: the southeast quarter .. section one IN said
'wn AM range nainOer twenty TWO eIs thence
est25 rods. thsnce hOiih 6u rods, thence east IS
od~. thence soiih rods tO the place oi Begin
ny con aiming 20 acrcs more or lepn. IL l. there
re orLeied thai ait persons Interested In raid es.
re appeal before Tile Juage " lnIs Court on
ue. day. he 22d day 81 December A. d. 1873 AZ
p, o'cl OK a ID al The Pr6ba,e Office In the city of
.enpsha, IN sdil C 'ltafy lleil AMI there To show
iuse q, aip there b''l why Iicense should NOT be
,alieu Ia sal IL admins,iat said rstale to sell
aid real cs'afe Ascending % The prayer oI said pc
ion ana Inc hwsuf the tile Ia rnc1 cgses made
al pro Ided ebd il IL furfn,r ordpfcd. that q
py Of She DIR ,hail sc 10 bshpd for four rue.
= stye weeks priiT 10 sald iiny D ~. airing in the
elrp n ltgrslh. a weekly newtp per printed
I'd puplirh d ~ he cts OF tASnor,a IN AID coln.
AID b 1ftI
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GOutatioual Go!ullllr

ORGAN OF THE KENosHA COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.
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JHhDONn, IL II Dh sN q SGT 81 u "a
ESAlE'b ADDITION

JAS Mahoney, 1t BIZ !,
L . n i'd com Is rds W and ) rds of Sc cor sd 4
sec, thence II % rds thence .. rus the, &c $ IS
I'd thence e IL d5 oeg. INV q. 81 + X 3
Loren sykes, com ~ rGs IL vi line OF or o.
ON W line OF corporations, thence Z ~ IDS, thence
~ dis thence virus, 'nCllCe ) ~ rus 10 btg,
except hat piece rs essed 10 smith being res
wide and 4 rds long on ste oi ABOVE lrIct,rw
u &c 1 h-,,
tn / Hoatrg az N EQr Sec 81, re e %.
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BOND { sTRoNe's ADDITION.

Josiah Bond, com So rds OF NV cor sd or sec and
rds ri n llhe OF same, thence e 5 rfs, hence
20 rus thence rds, thence % DIS TO beg, IFS
N.EHlE's SUBDIVISION OF SIX ACRES
N Ehle Lots blk IL NV or sec ST lr2S 2
bronson, coIl al polnt 3 chs and 81 ks from
line 81 az sec anu 10 rds lks from line, then
W 10 lana owned by Hale d Bond, t. ence S TO
corporation line, tnthce e to point ol beg
thence II 10 ues-eGc pit villa may be included
in Fremont aVenue-nW qr sec = h %, Z
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biko, OF
II bS Ii blk
, SIomney, 81 Z 10 w Bllnn, 5 OF ~ Il
Fisk. y = FisN 20 O.
l. syNes, Il "a ~ II - " Mygttt is 81 o 81
Washing O' sand.
& Morris, It u biz =. s., A.. - Sc
I DURANGO, IL = blk !, hw14 sc ~ / Il % 81
Dated at k,nosha TINS sth day OF September AID 1863
tZe eM. t"Hhty Bo,n u 4y.nptrU. ~ o, Keno
shd CGantg. H.s, Onstn. tcl6
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RES TOR ATlV q
IN THE

is a.so u superior dress ing for tn" hair when II,
sras of tie &C Up Is pres lit There Is nothing
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ingredients finm Inch il is made II has beet
thorough tested tbe pas three years by n nnmLe
mr. leading citizens. vim the, nlnst graIiiyn,
results We now. fe-i iustifpd IN cha lru,,iuo IN,
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The Highest Cash price paid for all kinds !
of Coputry Produce. Goods delivered TO ,
any part Of the city Free oil Charge 2tf /,
Il P. F. HABER, & Co.
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on the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and State Treasurer are
here urging Congress to make immediate provision
for the election in that State They are opposed to
the reOpening of the registration lists holding that
troops of ex-Rebes will attempt to register underline
Amnesty proclamation.
Messrs. Dryden and Dockery, two of the new men,
bers from North Carolina, were sworn in and adj
United to their seats in the House this afternoon.
Two more are yet to come, when the delegation,
seven in ALL will be complete
Gen. r. w. johnson, IT, S. A. of Louisville. XIV.
has been relieved by the President of the United
States Professor of Military Science in the Uni
versity of Missouri at Columbia, Boone County, in
that State
The Senate Committee which was appointed TO In.
vesgate the bribery and corruption charges against
Senators in the matter of impeachment will meet to-
morrow soon thereafter and begin the taking of
testimony. Many witnesses have been summoned;
The Reconstruction Committee have finished nearly
all their business for this session. and do expect
to have any more measures of Importance to bring
before the House.
1t is said that SOS 900 has been raised in New-Yor
to help elect United States Disrict-Attoney Fitch
Senator in that State.
The Hon. Joseph O. Wilson, Commissioner Of the
General Land Office has caused to be examined and
adjusted, accounts between the United States and
the states OF Kansas, Nebraska Wisconsin, Hlppe-
sofa and Oregon for the Five per cent Fund accrung
to those States upon the net proceeds OF the sales OF
the public lands within their limits during the year
1861 The due to the said States on the 3st Of
December, 1867 are as follows: Minnesota, $27l 019;
Kansas 35591 Oregon, S542425; Wisconsin, $6l9O6s;
Michigan, Il ,055, PSI, and Nebraska, 81, Og0,649.
Twenty-Five messengers and labOTeTs of both sexes
are TO be discharged from the Treasury Department
during tie coming week op aes9upt OF lack OF apprO-
priati6ns. -
The President has nominated T. R. Sprgman, of
Pennsylvania, to be United States Consul at Ium-
bez, Peru.
The President was visited to-day by Secretaries
Seward. Scholeld, and Welles, and eXMnister Rom
eTo of Mexico.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE AND THE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION

CONVENTION.
To me Editor Of The Tribune
SIR The RerOlUtiOH of yesterday speaks of
the reception OF the ladies' appeal for suffrage having
respectful the part OF the Democratic Conven
ton This Interpretation speaks well for the ingenuity
Of The ReroliiOH, and for the indomable spirit of the
ladies' who will not know when they defeated. But
IL does much more than justice to the assembly of
Democrats. The official dignity Of the platform forbade
all movement Of the rsibes, but the benches than
made amends for that gravity. Being present OBJ
server and well placed for observation 1t impossible
see that the shout OF derson that greeted Miss
Anhonys letter intended for the letter itself and the
claim 1t presented Before line read the laughter
began, and the audible comments the reading pro.
ceeded indicated but too plainly that the mockery
provoked by the wit Of the letter but by the mpu
denco OF the preension. Who could doubt that 1t would
be sol What rational could suppose that parry which
allows but white suffrage and would limit that If it
dared, would welcome women 10 the BALLOT Had Mrs.
Stanton and friends carried their application before
the Republican Convention at Chicago they might not
baYe had their petition granted but they would not
have been usulted. +.
Ael- York, July TO- 1868
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Kiln CoNGREss-sEcoyp SESSION.

SENATE. W WASHINGTON, jury d. lcoo'
A number of petitions for increase OF pay were
presented from officers Of the army.
Mr. WILSON rep, Mass reported bin to authorize
the sale Of part Of Fort Leavenworth Kansas passed
It authorizes the sale to the Leavenworth Coal
Company the price be fixed by the Judges Of the Dis
trlct Court Of Kansas
Mr. TRUMBULL Ql) reported bill IN relation TO cor
porations; bill relative to finding indictments In the
United States Courts IN the late Rebel States aud bill
ntborizng the Temporary supplying OF vacancies In the
Executive Department, with amendments He also re-
ported favoraly a bill regulating the times and places
OF holding District and Circuit Courts IN the Northern
Mr. OSBORNE Rep., Fla introduced bin authorizing
the Commissioners Of Refugees and Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands, 10 sell certain abandoned lands in
rY Mr. 'McD6SAL1 Rep, Ark introduced bill for the
relief Of the loyal czens OF Arkansas,. a., $500. an,
Committee Of Conference was ordered, consisting Of
Mr. HESDERsoN (Moj called up an act passed in 1865,
to authorize the eonstrncon Of bridges across the Mis-
sPR a Tcn OF 5 feet pah az ST. Louis
on motion OF Mr. CONNEss Gep., Cali the bill for the
Sde inc special order for Thursday next O'clock
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
THE FUNDING BILL.
Mr. HENDERSON moved to amend by making the in.
terest on 2Oyear bonds u per cent; on SOyear bonds
p1My Mr. Te FEsSEEBES tMe would not favor the amend.
ment unless he could have the bill amended by making
the authorized bonds redeemabe In ten years and paya
be after 2O 30 20 years We had better pay the sx
per cent interest few years longer rather than put the
Mr. HENDERSON reminded the Senate OF the opinion
bonds are payable In greenbacks This bill was new
bargain with Government creditors 10 pay them pncpal
y 1 wo3G be that the could
borrow at much lower rate than hye per CENT
GREAT Britain that on more than one occasion that
country had compelled her creditors to accepta io"er
Mr. CATTELL Caep, n. j. commended that the honor
Of the country demands that both the letter ana
the contract shall be respected Mr. Hehucrsohs aen"
Inent was rejected 70 "a
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FIRE IN CAMDEN. N. j.

Mr.. Joseph n. Wharton's nickel works on
Coohns Greek, about half mile east Of the Camden
depot were burned Sunday night. The works were
very extensive covering about quarter square. The
main building story in hight OF concrete stone
the other end OF the building were twostory brick build
ings occupied by employees OF the works. These with
their contents, were DESTROYED. Loss about SlOOO9
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ROBBERY ON THE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.

Mr.. A. w. Griswold, Cashier of Burlington
(yt1 bank who was passenger the Hlds0n River
train which was delayed at sohodack Landing last even
ing discovered his arrival at the Troy House. at 1910
O'clock evening that he had been robbed OF 10000
I'm Government bonds He asserted that he had the wal
let IN his possession at chodack where the train was de-
ayed and did not miss IL until his arrival here e Inn
mediatey started for Albany 10 take the early ndsop
River tram for New-York. Troy Whig' July H.
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STARTLING sTATIsTICs-REPoRT OF THE cow
MITTEE ON LAWLEssNEss TO THE CONSTR
TUTI0NAL CONVENTION.
The Special Committee appointed by the
Texas Constitutional Convention to inquire into and re.
port upon the alleged prevalence Of awlessness and
ence IN that state presented ther report the % nst
The Committee state that although they made every
possible effort learn the facts connected with the sub
ject they unable acquire thorough knowledge
OF all Of them The report says:
We have found little difficulty in getting gentlemen
10 TESTIFY before us Many are unwilling, aud others
are afraid OF assassination should they do and hence,
very few have responded TO the Of the Commit
tee We do not therefore, offer this report complete
exhibit OF crime IN Texas We feel confident that t pre-
sents very imperfect Of the actual violence aud
disorder IN the State.
The report continues follows:
In our statistics have not embraced assaults with
intent to KILL rapes rObbees. whipping OF freedmen, and
other outrages, many Of which found to be most
cruel and wantOn; such summation would impose
almost endless task. We have directed iRvestiga-
tons to the hOmicdes committed during the period OF
time intervening between the close OF the rebellion and
the LIST Of June, 1861 and, from the three Of in
formation mentioned, present the following statistics
hOmcides Texas:
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REPORTS FROM THE MINING REGIONS.

HARRISBURG, July ia telegram received
by the Governor from Potsve, shows that the reports
OF outrages the mining regions are all false IL seems
almost positive that the reports circulated by specu-
lators interested in raising the price OF coal.
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APPOINTMENT oFAU.s. SENATOR.

BALTIMORE, July 13.-The Hon. VIM. Pinek
ney White has been appointed by Gov. Swami United
States seuator 10 MI the unexpred term Of the Hol
Reyerdy Johnson.
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THE KU.KLUx KHAN ENORMITIEs.

WASHINGTON July 13.--The Hon. James
Mullins Of Tennessee has received letter from Giles
County In that state detailing numerous outrages COM
United by a Ku-Klux Khan Organization upon hhoeehs
victims some OF whom have been murdered
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BURNING OF THE SCHOONER HENRIETTA.

BosToN, July 18.-The schooner Heariatta of
Boson from Dresden, Me-. for Boston, with cargo OF
hay was burned below this port on Sunday night by the
OF posiOn OF lamp The crew were saved, and landed
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DIscoyERY OF A NEW PLANET.

DETROIT, July 13.-A planet hitherto UNI
known was discovered by Prof Wilson; at Ann Arbor
Michigan last night at IL O'Clock, In the Constellation
Capricornus 1t shines like star Of the eleventh magn
tude.
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THE KU.KLTx.KLAN IN MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, July 13.-One hundred of the Ku-
Kux Khan made their appearance at midnight last night
clad in the usual costume. They marched through the
principal streets OF the city, and suddenly disappeared
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CUBA.
CHOLERA-rHE NEW GABLE.

CHOLERA-THE NEW CABLE.
HAVANA, July 13.-Cholera in this city is de-
creasing in violence and extent.
The Narva raised mile OF the new telegraph cable,
but the machinery subsequently dropped the cable and
IL sank to the bottom.
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making grand total OF 9S9 hOmieides committed in
Texas since the conclusion of the warJune 1865 10 June
l. 1865, Including a few cases casually reported in the
present This gives average Of 3J per year.
OF these 939 hOmicides there were:
RV whit fraedm
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN BLAIR
CHICAGO, H. July 13.-Gen. +. y. Blair jr
arrived here today and started this evening trip
the Rocky Mountains.
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MURDER OF UNION MEN IN TEXAS.

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