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ARKANS AS.


ihe Recomstrnction
yenti0p.
-.saPais, Jan. 90, 1868
Especial despatch to the appeal, from Little Rock
says, in tho Convention there Mr.. White (coiored Of
Philips county, offered resolution declaring public
carriers to be public servants, recommending the
next Legislature to make 1t penal offence 10 deny
accommodations refuse to transport czens irrespec
tive Of color the public higways II referred
Mr.. Gray (colored Of Philips county offered resolu-
ton to memoraize Congress for aid in locating claims
under the Homestead act in the Of freedmen and
furnishing six month"; provisions payment therefor
to be secured by lien the homestead and improve
mens, the amount advanced to bc paid in two years.
Referred.
resolution was offered by Nr. Hodges inquiring into
the legality Of the present contract for Pentenary
which contract made with illegal body called the
General Assembly Of Arkansas declaring that con-
tract opposed 10 reconstruction and the con-
tractors had already drawn $40 under preex
and asking for committee Of inquiry. THIS resolution
produced lengthy discussion.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Mntiny on Bonrd tho Bark Elia aad Aana-
The Captain and Two Sailors w GUIDED.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. IS, 1868,
10 O'Clock Y. ". I
The bark Ella and Anna. Captain r. s. Randall which
sailed from this port for Savannah yesterday put back
to-day serious mutiny and ARRAY having occurred on
board IN which the captain was stabbed three times
severely though not fatally. Two OF the sailors named
Thomas Davenport and William MoCarty were w0uhded
with pistol Shots The mutineers subdued by the
officers aud were brought TO In irons They have had
an examination and were bound ir,at at the
United States District Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-24
DENMARK.

Tho West India Sale Observation-Disclosures in
the Great Belt.
CoPEsHAaES, Jan. %, 1883
Tho RigsdAg to-day met in secret session. The sub
jecs under consideration the sale OF the Danish
Islands 10 the West Indies to the United States Il
generally understood thai the treaty Of transfsr vas
approved
The Grsa. Belt is free from Ice and navigation By that
passage 70 the Baltic 10 open.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Discussion Of Relief Measures ia the Com
venti0n.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 90 1858.
The Consti utional Convention was to-day engaged
chiefly in discussing the proprety Of adopting relief
for debtors and the resolution asking Gene
Candy suspend the sales Of property three months
One of the delegates said in his speech that he would
make the rich sell their land if the land could be
secured other way. No action takeu TO day.
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GEORGIA..

The Convention Defining Trenson-The Col.
lection Of Taxes Resumed by Order Of the
Military Governor.
ATLANTA, Jan D. 1868.
Tho Convention occupied the entire session to-day in
discussing the section defining treason without coming
to vote.
An order has appeared from General Rugsr the army
officer detailed Governor OF Georgia resembling Cover
jenkins order suspondng the collection OF taxes
this state. The army officer detailed NJ Comptroller
orders the collectors to immediately collect
the State treasury all the unpaid taxes OF
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NEW YORK.


Govefnor FsntOn's Reception 60 the Lcgssla-
lure.
ALBANY. Jan. %. 1858
Tho usual annual reception to the Legsla.urs wss
given tonight BY Governor Fenton at the Executive
Mansion. pleasant and delighted party throngsd shs
parors Of the Governors residence during the evsnur
HIS EIceilency was assisted Ia the duties or the occ
SION ~ MIS-. fenson and her daughters Miss Fentou
made brilliant debut ia the society OF the state capital
Inc ceremony OF Introduction performed by Colonel
- . Farrei, OF the Governors star The membe OF
the constitutional Convention were also IN astsndan CO.
ana the Invitation was extended TO the Stats MlItsry
Association.
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LOUISIANA.

Tho Coaveution-Qm Qualifications pr Electors.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. %, 1858.
The Constitutional Convention to-day under the head
Of 'Gsnsral Provon adopted article 81 Of the consti.
tution which provides that every citizen OF the United
S,atsA who has been resident OF the State one year
and OF the parish sixty days shall be deemed elscor
except those dsfranchsed by this constitution or under
\ IN aPdie
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

gtAsoow Jan. 22-Ths Anchor line steamship iowa,
Captain Craig, from New York. has arrived here,
iosporpEaaY Jan. a. Tho steamship Nova seotian,
Captain Arid OF Aliens line, which len Portland on she
Iiih inst arrived here ibis sysnps on the var 70 Lv
srpooL
ship Minnez6tA captain Price, which sailed IRON
Jl-.xfdN II tSs I'm insk fer New York. was obliged
S 81 bSnk 70 Csrk Ia consequences Of losing bar screw
md vI lake her departure again to-pTNN ttridsy).
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RUSSIA.

ProYect Of a War with China.
81 LONDON, Jan g. 1865.
.Fhs Chinese government has taken some military
steps on the Russian frontier which the latter govern.
usnt regards "a warKs and offensive.
protest u to be sent forward
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VERMONT.

A Divorced Wife shot by Her Husbapd \,
Termination.
BESsISGroS, Jan. %, 1888
man named Paul n. Burke shot his wife in this
village last night firing i've shots her. four Of which
took effect she probably cannot live II appears mat
hs was outraged by for procuring divorce from him.
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Ito Terrific Explosion In nm Arsenal In
Chana-Immcnse Loss or Lie.
BosroS, Jan. IS 1885,
The Boston Traveller Of this morning contains cor
respondenco dated Shanghas November a. which gives
the following details OF the explosion in China which
was briefly alluded to in late cable dsspa,ch:-
The news has just reached us Of terrible explosion
70 the Chinese arsenal at Wuchung. opposite Hankow
Ine to0s or life has not been definitely but
some persons estimate 1t as high as i've thousand.
FroOA0y one thousand 10 the number OF killed
ana wounded. No Europeans were hurt The shock
OF the explosion distinctly heard a Kinklanp one
hundred and twenty miles distant
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CANADA.

Horrtd Afnir-A Drunken Man InhumanIy
Burned To Death.
BRAkPTox, Jan. %, 1858.
fsadsh outrage was perpetratsd At a tavern near
this place last night man, recovering from attack
Of delrium tremens. lying the floor In front Of
the fireplace when some young entered. laid shay
togs round aus BODY and burned him TO dea'n q,
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

burning Of n Paper Mill ms Auburn.
AUBURN, Jan 20 1863.
The Auburn Paper Compauys mil. situated near this
CITY, was destroyed By IRE this incoming The lose ID
stated at $4,000 The property was insured Cor
$40, 500.
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MASS MEETING IN JERSEY CITY.
The Receo, Measures Of Congress Dts"p.
proved.

IT.. Pecan. Measures Of Congress Dtsap-
proved.
Last evening MASS meeting was held IN Srana s''eos
Hail. Jersey city The purpose OF giving expression
regard to the recent Vocsedinss Oh 'ne ns'oua 1os
,u,a r.a,ivs n IN. yecutivs and judicial departments
:, -. ,u.rnu.,, .na uphold tho President In his Of
So. !, r.s,,, Tho ..ar.,, and tyrants OF Congress-
N,,bs,and,n. thu inclems ocy Of the weather. the hall
a.ns.,v cro,dsd and gr.., enthusiasm was exhoi,sd
Al eight O'Clock the chair was saAen " 'uo no' = =
Randolph
The Charmaa addressed the NEE "ns' ana ansr some
preliminary observations SAID that tb spesoa' 'Sps'
affairs betoksned great danger and the .,spsat Ihs
OF all good mon wero required TO to.s nnrcosa
constitution he said had served every gIo ss aver ma:
and made by a. noble q SGT Of men m,ks ,hs
fundsmenta law OF nation THAT constitution S'ossoa
three distnct departments OF government-tn, ertsir
exigences the Judiciary, to administer and the 90
scutve TO snfoscs them and to preserve protect n
as,enu sns d NJ IN uu ~ p.. III o
ferng General Grant absolute authority rs General
Of the Army and suomi,. =. .nst vas DANGEROUS
how exalted his position He characterized the
sss, action .o,r ?, - ssd % tue
urged the necessity OF uniting TO defeat such psrncioas
Mr. wabert read q communication from Governor
Parker resrstng mis- absence and approving the cbscts
OF the meeting. He also read the lists OF officers which
Mr. GiIchris presented a series Of resolutions the
effect that tho recent measure passed by the House q
Representatives granting 10 tho General Of The Army 40
solute powers exercise OF legislative anthorny.
but q transfer 10 him OF unlimited sway; that uhe
before Congress changing the mode Of deter
mining constitutional questions by tho supreme judiciAS
tribunal contrary 10 the principles Of Justice and an
insult the intelligence OF free people, and that
was the duty Of every citizen TO demand OF thor
faithful representatives, the immediate cessation Of thor
dangerous and unconstitutional measures.
The resolutions then adopted unanmou sly.
The meeting also addressed by Hon Mr. Abbott.
Mr. r. b. Belts, Mr. Coates and Others sod the procee1
ings terminated
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Trade la tho New Tea Crop In China.
LONDON, Jan. ~. 1863.
Late advlces received hero from China state that the
To- trade is very DULL and that the exports Of tho
crop to the LIST Of January amounted to one hundred
millions of pounds
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Vented Their credentials Ministers or their respective
oansnss % the Confederation or the North German
Stntea
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George Herrmaun's Penri Powder. ~ the
effective aud harmless remedy against Too Aache.
Cures effected tbs agency 20l Wsm stles.. pyic- ~
cants per box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-24

Houschecpers. Bearding IIousc Keepers.
hotel proprieors take notice Turkeys sV1yn pair
Chickens for sale retail at Wholesale tr-es at No 29
Washington stcees New York.
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Pay for the Members of the Goa veati0a.
MuLEpcEvLix, Jan. g, 1865
Ten thousand dollars advanced from the state Road
bee, received and taken Atlanta by Captain Rock
welt Military treasurer for the paymca, OF tbs Goa
.,fiO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-24

Or; J. II. schemes, Of Philndslphin, Ec.psrs-
(profes sionaly) Mt has rooms, ~ Bond street, sew
York, Tuesday. January - from A. a. TO NJ. snd
every Tuesday thereafter HIS medicines o~ obtained
Q his all MINES.
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Printing Of livery Descripties Executed
With ucatuess and deApseh aud al lover Iays than DISC
where, at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRiNliNG ESrAB-
LIsuMENr 81 Nassau street
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Iavnlld., Wheel Chairs for u.e Indoors or
Prlce, 80 70 ttV 1nvAlids' Carriages 10 or1sr.
4. ". SMITH, ~ Wllltan street
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Royal Havana Lottsry.-Prtzcs Paid IN
Information furnished fhe hignast rAes patd foC
Doublooua and all kinds OF Gold and silver.
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers. Id Wall street. NJ.
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Hydraulic Cow nIiiser.-A Gonsyiete, sac
Rare opportunity Tor ~ DO BfDad~ay.
OF Fulton street.
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The Metropeiisas Job PrinsiuS Rs,<Arsh.
MNT u Nassau street prepared W furnish Sards Or-
cars Pamphlets Law Cases. Posters xvefy
Of Prnns at rates twenty ave per esihsn csn bs
obtained elsewhere In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-24

Crfstad0ro,s Hair Dyc.-The Best Evsc
manufactured. Wholesale aud retail also spphea At
No. s Aston Honsc.
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A Perfect Hair Observation-Disclosures u oain~
iulparls gloss aud superior 10 French pomades
L and ~ or alcoholic washes.
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,, T,si Sss ss = S.as \
0R's, 10 nond sssci
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BACHELORS Hair Dye.-Thc Bcs n the
theonlv perfect harmless
Gus Factory DO street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17
HARDWARE

TREENEBAUM SONS, 30 Randolph
w St., Wholesale Hardware & Cutlery,
Hsnufaeture Iron, Nails, Carriage Bolts loose Joint
butts, etc. Fenn's Axes Edge Tools.
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WATCHES g. JEWELLERY.

a Ii. MILLER. cor. Randolph & Clark
IA Sts., Chicago, Importer, Manufacturer
and Wholesale Dealer in watches, Jewelry, Silver
and Plated ware Agency of the National Watch Co
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CHICAGO
Il r. A DE.

The mercantile houses whose cards
compose this column are carefully selected
from the leading firms IN Chicago as those
whose extensive operations and widespread
commerce. The business cards of these
establishments III their several trades have
been classified IN alphabetical order, form
ing comprehensive synopsis of business
information, upon which our merchants
:ar rely
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17
State Of Wistonsin-Kenosha Co. Court


In the matter of the guardianship of the minor
hers Of Calv L, Loomis, deceased, to wit: Roll
lin H Loomis, j nlius a. Loomis, Frances E. Loom
is, Ella Loomis and carrie b. Loomir:
4 Ta county court held at the Probate Office in
"A the city of kenosha, In and for the county OF
Kenosha. November n. 1868, present j. J. Petit
county Judge. presiding. Whereas. it SATISFACTORY
ly appears to this court that raid minors resid
ing without this State and have beend uIy put under
the guardianship of Frances E. Loonis, in the
county of Hampden in the state of Massachusetts,,
nsy a % S sno mat Ssy haye NO
such foreign guardian has fled duly authenti-
Gated copy Of her appciDtmentin the county court
for the county Of Kenosha aforesaid-an upon
suc, filing she has also filed her petition as such
guardian with this court, whereby, amongst other
things it satisfactorily appears that they the said
wards of her, are seized and possessed OF estate
of inheritance in fee simple in the equal undivid
ed three Fights parts OF the one hundred and thirty
three Sos1utths Q33 acres Of land off the north
ride of the southwest quarter OF section six (6) in
township one % north Of range twenty-three (3sD
east, in Kenoeha county. Wisconsin, purchased by
said Calvin L LOOMS and conveyed to him.-and
that it wonld be for the beneht of said wards to
have all OF said real estate sod for that ii is ncees
sary in order to pay the debts Of said wards and the
charges OF msnagng their estate nss 1t ls meas,
the wards that their interest therein be eold, &c,
which petition prays that license be granted to said
guardian to sell the raid eftnte for Raid uses and
purposes It is therefore ORDERED .batthe next of
kin of raid wards and all persons Interested In the
said estate appear before this court at the Probate
once IN the CITY OF Ma IN the cLate OF "lscon-
sin, on Saturday. the second day ofJanuary, A. d.
1885, at two o'clock in the afternoon of that day to
show cause, IL any they have. why a license should
be granted for the sale OF euch estate according
the prayer OF said petition and the provisions OF
the Statute in such case made and provided.
And it 10 further ORDERED that copy Of this or.
der shall be published for four successive weeks.
in the Kenosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper
printed published and circulating in said county
Kenosha, before the day above appointed for the
hearing.
Dated Kenosha city, Noyember 9th. A, D. 1868.
BY the court. JAMES j. PETIT.
4w27. County Judge in and for Kenoeha county.
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Es Prebn,~-Mens.h. Coussy Ceurs

IN Frobnte-Aehosha C0Wnty COuFt
In the matter OF the estate Of Edward Bailey, de-
ceased:
Nm reading and fling the petition Of John E.
" Bailey of said estate the administrator, rep
resentng among other things that he has fully ad-
minisered said estate. and praying that time and
place be fixed for allowing and examining his ac
count OF his administration (ready to be fled, it is
ordered that said account be examined by the judge
of this court on the twenty SIKH day of December
next ensuing. at his Office in the CITY and county OF
Kennsha at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of said day
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing copy
of this order three weeks successfully prior 10 said
day OF examination in the Kenosha Telegraph,
weekly newspaper published at Kenotha city.
Dated KenosRa city, November 8eth 1858.
JAMES j. PETIT,
County Judgein and for the county of Kenosha.
QxxQT
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GUARDIANS SALE.
In Probate--Kenosha Count Cour

Iu the matter OF TIE guardianship of the minor heirs
OF Samuel b. Wood. deceased
IN pursuance of order OF said conrt, made on the
th day of December A d. 1855, shall sell at public
auction at the homes cad OF the said Samuel B. Wood,
IN the town OF Paris, Kenosha county on Saturday,
the I'd day of January A. 1869, at one O'Clock In
She afternoon of that day, ali the following described
real estate. TO wit:
The she south loo acres OF the south
sAst quarter OF section nine In township number 2,
north range 81 east being so acres; also the north
half the north quarter of section number ID,
And the south quarter Of the north east quarter
and the east half of the north west quarter OF said
sad section h containing 3o 200 acres moro or hess
all in the town of Paris, kenesha county.
Terms OF sale made known at the time ana place OF
sale.
Dated December eth, Ids.
ALMIRA A. WOOD.
AVIS 0uardioR.
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The getter up OF club OF more than i've
copies may retain o commission of TEN PER
CENT. on weekly cluos.
Postmastcrs may retain 10 per cent. of all
money forwarded to US by subscriptions se-
cured by them
Remittances for clRbs must be made. at one
time, but additions may be made at any time,
at club rates, after The club has been rsissd
provided full years subscription is taken.
Money should be sent by Post Office Money
Order when practicable.
Address
CHARLES H.. WILSON, Publisher.
No. 46 Dearborn Street, Chicago, III.
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MARKLEY, ALLIN( 81 CO. I'm
V1 porters and Jobbers of Hardware & Cut
lery 81 Lake ST. Manufacturers of Wire Cloth Sleeves
Riddles sc.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-05
CONGRESSIONAL.

ChiefJustice Chase, March 4, expressed
his dissent from the order of the Senate
that the managers can be received on any
act except as court of impeachment,
but said he would abide their decision.
The House impeachment managers
appeared and presented the articles Of
impeachment.
A resolution was offered that no person
should be admitted during the trial save
on tickets to be issued daily by the Ser
geant-at-Arms, not exceeding the num-
Der who can be accom- N odated with seats.
Laid on the table.
Mr.. Howard, from the Select Commit
tee, offered the following resolution:
Rssolped, That, at one o'clock to.
morrow pm, the Senate will proceed to
consider the impeachment Of Andrew
johnson, President of the United States,
at which time the oath Of affirmation is
required by the rules Of the Senate for
Impeachment trial, to be administered
by the Chief Justice of the United States
as presiding officer Of the Senate, to each
member of the Senate; and the Senate
will receive at the same time messages,
approved by the House; and that the
Secretary Of the Senate lay a copy Of
this resolution before the House; and II
is also ordered that a copy Of the rules
Of procedure aud practice in the Senate,
while sitting on the trial Of impeaeh-
ment," be communicated by the Secre..
tary TO the House, and copy thereof
be delivered to each member; and 1t is
also ordered that the different impeach-
ment articles, presented to-day, be
printed.
Mr.. Pomeroy, from the same commit
tee, presented an additional order, pro-
viding for a notice to Chief Justice
Chase, requiring his attendance Is pre-.
siding officer, and for the appointment Of
a committee to conduct him to the chair,
which was adopted.
The House Immediately proceeded with
the consideration OF the additional i'm
parchment article offered yesterday by
Jenekes.
Lawrence desired 10 offer q resolution
drsStiug managers Of impeachment 70
present to the Senate the first Of the
impeaching articles, upon which they
shall ask the ssnais's Judgment aAsr
proper voting, then Jet the remaining ar
ticles be presented.
Bingham hoped this resolution would
DOT Be agreed upon.
The Speaker stated Il vas nOt before
the House.
yeuekes then moved the previous CUES
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-03-05
FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, March Cotton buoy
ant; sales, 10000 bales; Uplands, 9s@
9ad; Orleans, 9i9l0d. 9r9f
Dispatches from General Napier to Sir
Stafford Northcotte, written at Attegrate,
but bearing no date, says that news has
been received from Magdala up to jan
uary the 18th and from the campof King
Theodorus to the 9th. The captives
were well. They have been entrusted to
portion of the Kings army to be taken
to Magdala. The King moves slowly
but If he abandons his baggage, etc., be
is liable to reach Magdala at any time.
1t is said that Merclek has gone to fight
the King No clue can be obtained as
to the Kings views.
| New YORK, March 5.--The cores
pendent of the Herald, in letter dated
Autata, February 18th, via Suez, Febru-
airy 28th, says the advance Of the army
was within fifteen days march of Mag
dala. Gen. Napier meets Prince Kas.
sal, of Tigre, on the 10th, to offer
peace, when grand review will
be held of the native chiefs but
tits said that Merclek treated the envoy Of
the Prince Kassai badly, and peace with
him is doubtful. The enemy has shot
some English stragglers, also six Arabs,
all of whom were mutilated after death.
Some English officers are missing. King
Theodorus is advancing with 10000 men !;
but he makes only three miles day, 1t is
said that Merclek aud other chiefs will
invest Magdala with 10000 warriors.
News was received from the captives last
week. There is no forage beyond here.