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For the Telegraph.
the Dairymen and Farmers of the
Town of Pleasant Prairie.

=. would like to see "Dairymen's Associa-
IRON" or Farmers Club formed in this
own. think we have the necessary mate
rial among US, and am confident great good
must result to all, from an organization of
this character, if formed on a proper basis,
ana conducted in a liberal manner.
Let me say, too, that deem body of farm
e' so fun 81 enterprise and public spirit as
Won manifest yourselves to be, must be doing
iniustice to themselves and the rising genera
tion. so long as they abstain from forming an
association of this nature It would tend,
am sure, to improve us mentally, enlarge our
business capacity, and benefit us pecunsarily'
It would teach Ms how to avoid evil, and
hold fast to that that is good not to believe
in any mans theory, or accept any thing that
has not received thorough, practical test
Hoping that some prominent man will call
meeting for the purpose herein indicated,
remain Yours, &C.
Pleasant Prairie, Jan. 9th, 1868.
W. ORLEDGE
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. / Z: o..

Sunday morning last, in this
CITY, Barney Christman, aged 10 years
Died in the city of Ottowa, III. on the 5th
inst, Mr.. Q. FL, Bullen, aged So years.
The deceased was a son of Hon. William
Buiien, one fthe early settlers in this place,
and who died here over fifteen years ago. His
son U. Il. BulLen, now deceased, was educat-
ed in the Public Schools in this city, and re.
sided here until some thirteen years ago, he
went to OttOwa, ILL., where he resided up to
the time ofhis death, He was gentleman
widely respected of more than ordinary bust
ness qualities, and successful in his undertak-
ings. His remains were bruoght here on
Tuesday last, and inferred by the side of those
ofhis father and sister in our city cemetery.
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henosha, like Waukegan, is not natural
narDor, and the National Govern
ment does not usually extend aid
III tne erection of artificial ones without a
very large expenditure upon the part of the
people Interested" Waukegan Gagstte.n
The Gazette does not express an intelligent
oplhion, IN respect to the natural advantages
Ior Harbor at Kenosha. The first Harbor
surveys at this place, were made as early as
1858, by officers of the U. s. Topooranhical
department. Since then number of SURVEYS
nave been made under the authority of the
government The reports of these surveys
were published, and opinions very decidedly
expressed In them; that the natural advanta
ges Tor Harbor here were of the most 70
Forable Kind. The estimates made Inv tho
proper officers, for the construction and com
pletion of a Hsrbor at this point were con
slderably lower, than at several other no;nts
On the Lakes Tor which Harbor appropriations
nave oeen made. The Gazette will be too noa
est TO offset it's judgment, against those who
are supposed 10 be qualified, to express off.
cial opinions in the premises
IHE Waukegan Gazette of course docs
not intend anything out of the wav. nv
quoting from recent statement put forth
by an individual through the columns Of
this paper, in respect to the Indebtedness IF
THIS city, and its ability to pay and then
commenting thereon that no one wonId
nave the hardihood to buy property here
even at the assessed valuation that the
debt cannot be paid dollar for dollar sal.
though the last truudle-bed and COOKING
stove Of its inhabitants were put to the ham
mer"
All this is perhaps intended as a sort Of
Pleasantly, and it would only be regarded
as pleasant retort to say that Waukepap
though not much in debt, is not rsmc,kob5u
prosperous. We only judge from its busin.
esS statistics. Take for example the rail.
road business For the year ending June
1867, the sale Of tickets at the Woykeca,
station, were S,134 less than on the nr.cad-
ing year, while Kenosha had an increase of
900 during the corresponding time We
assure the GazoAe that we have no inten.
ton OF provoking comparisons We have
not so much to boast of as we wish wa had
but at the Same time we labor under the
Impression that Waukegan is somewhat
similarly situated
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Churches and their Ministers in KanoshA.

Methodist Episcopa1-REv. A. J. MEAD,
pastor.
Congregational-REv P. II. HoLLIsTER,
pastor
st. Matthews Episcopal-REv. w. T. SMITH
EFT, rector.
Unitarian-REy. N. NJ. MANN, pastor.
Baptist-REv. E. o. TAYLOR, pas tor.
st. Mark, Catholic-REv. FATHER PETITE
pastor.
st. George German Catholic-REv. M.
BETTER, pastor.
Evangelical Society German Lutheran
REV. Mr.. CoNRoD.
Evangelical Church German Lutheran -
REV. Nix. KELLER.
German Methodist REV. Mr.. PEIscH, pas
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Proceedings Of Common Council.
SPECIAL MEETING.

DEC. 30th, 1861.
Present Mayor Petit
Aid. Crossit, Glover, Stebbins, White, Bail
ey, Dennebecker, English, Brannan, Hoffman.
Mayor Petit stated the object of the meet
ing to be to make arrangements for the de-
fence of suits commenced against the City.
On motion of Aid. Glover, the Judiciary
Committee were instructed to employ coun-
sci.
5000 was appropriated to Messrs. Cary of
Milwaukee, for legal services.
BILLS ALLOWED.
C. B. Lewis, salary, $125 90
l.. Balm, st. q Alleys, 146 IS
E. j. Bentley, Stationery, IA 40
II. E. Clark, Fire Dept. & MI, II "a
BILLS REFERRED.
VIM. Cober, 10
License was granted Thos. Steinwalz to sell
Beer at $40 per annum.
Council adjourned.
G. B. LEWIS,
CITY Clerk
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LA CRossE.--The La Crosse Weekly Re-
publican, has recently been enlarged to a
twelve column paper, and is now the Iarg-
est weekly sheet published in the State
The Republican, is also issued daily, com
mencing on the LIST Of January lust. The
last number of the paper gives Interesting
historical facts in respect to the growth and
business increase of the city. Seventeen
years ago the place numbered only three
civilized inhabitants the population of the
city is now eight thousand.
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RAILROAD TARIFFs.-The New ork Cen
trail railroad has set an example which
should be followed by the railroads in Wis
c onsin and elsewhere 1t has established q
uniform pro Tcta freight tariff on the entire
line OF the road. Nothing is more vexa.
nous than discriminating freight tariffs
giving one point of shipment ADVANTAGES
over another.
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GUARDIAN SALE

~ virtue Of and in pursuance of an order OF Ii
ccnse Of sale q real estate to me duly granite
on the Both day of December. A. D.. 1851 81 VII
liam Howes, County Judge of Pierce County, I Ma
thlas Selyert, Guardian Of John Severt, Ann Sci,
seivert late of said county deceased will offer 70
sale aud sell at public vendue at the house OF Ma
thias Thorn, III the town OF Paris, in Kpnosha Couj
ty, on the first day Of February, A d., 1868. at
o clock in The forenoon Of said day to the hipbel
bidder therefor, all Of the individual seventh bar
share or interest in the south half Of he souhwe,
quarter OF seq IN No. seventeen il township n,
two, north Of lnge No twenty-one cast and Ia IL
poqtL half q the northwest quarter OF The southwe
qqartor'cf sam section, township and range; ola
one seventh part share or interest in the southeb
quaater Of the southeast quarter Of section No. ths
teen liz township No two, north Of range No 90
All of said lands are situate in the County If Keni
in the State Of Wisconsin.
MATTHIAS sEIVERT,
3w32 Guardian.
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fENIANs.-The late Foreign news from
Englsnd and Ireland, is made up LARGELY
OF fenIan excitements and anticipated out
breaks. The Fenian element, has become
troublesome one to the British Government
In many localiti es the population are kept
IN much alarm, in fear Of revolutionary dem
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The Republicans of Arkansas will hold
State Convention at Little Rock on the 10Th
of January,to nominate candidates for Gov
ernor and other State officers to be- chosen
at the next election. The late election for
Convention resulted in an affirmative ma.
jority Of twelve to fourteen Thousand, and
of the delegates elected about nineteen-
twentisths ore straight-out Republicans.
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FARM MoRGAGE.--A correspondent of the
milwaukee Sentinel, says that the Judge of
Tue 1hird judicial District in this State. has
made decision, by which farm mortgages
gwen IN aid of the Superior Railroad, to
tue amount of quarter of a million of dol.
lars are declared illegal The defense of
'u0 'horgagors, appears to have been. that
'"0 mortgages were obtained under false nra-
tenses -'''0 pre-
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The Legislature of Maine met on the LIST
instant. The Senate consists of twenty five
Republicans and three Democrats. The
liquor law question will be the chief one be-
fore the Legislature, and it is thought that
the example set by the result of the last
Massachusetts election on the subject will
lead the Maine Legislature to considerably
modify the present prohibitory laws.
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MyFIour is all madefrom
New Wheat.

To all who purchase of me- should any be dissaHs-
fed the Flour will be taken away and money re-
funded. The present price Of Flour will be toe ba-
ais ofmy' operations. No charge will be made un-
less warranted by the price of wheat.
Should wheat advance 10 cts per bushel, we shan
be obliged to advance % cts per half-bbl. should
wheat decline 10 cts per bushel, Flour will decline
25 cents.
Should other dealers charge you any more than
$3.50 per half-barrel at the present time, you are
paying that difference too much. The difference be-
tween their price and the above, will be commits
sion for selling, which you can save by purchasing
ofme.
They will be apt to tell you that their -four Is bet
ter than mine This is not so. for the flour we Of
Ter yen is the best grade that comes from wheat
So that pretext is only a game to gull you out OF
your money
Should they offer You -four st these figures, it is
very likely that il will be Of an Inferior Grade, from
tne TACT that coed Sour cannot be furnished at an"
lower rates, owing 70 the present price of wheat
less they should sell without commission, which
they are not likely to do.
January LIST, 1865.
S3f GIDEON TRUESDELL.
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McGufae's Readers at Johnson's.

1HE MIsERABLSs Is uided and unfortunate your
men. Essays vi Warning and Instruction for young
wasted their substance in riotous living and fallen
vicms 70 disease with reports on the Howard treat
ment and cure Sent IN sealed letter envelopes free
OF charge. Address DR.. SKILLIN HOUGHrON
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa ls9
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Ghe Seuusha telegraph
THURSDAY, JANUARY 9,
Congress-,


On Monday the bill for the repeal of the
cotton tax was called up, and without de-
bate postponed till Tuesday In the House
of Representatives, Eldridge of Wisconsin
introduced joint resolution rendering the
thanks of Congress to Major General Han.
cock for bis administration of affairs IN Lou
lsana The resolution was worded in er
travagant language Mr.. Washburne dlI.)
offered as substitute resolution copdem.
ing the conduct of Andrew Johnso. in re-
moving General Sheridan from the command
OF the Fifth Military District, and that the /,
thanks OF the House are due to General
Grant for his letter of August last to -
acting President in relation to the
OF f. NJ Stanton, and of Geps tn
etc. The vote was fnaIr remove
Eldridge's resolutio- 5ral Sheridan
was carried" " taken on layin
party vot~ 81 on the table, and
burr yea, So; noes, 28.-strictIy
j. The resolution of Mr. Wash
. was then divided and passed-tha
condeming the conduct of johnson by vot
of 79 to27, and that thanking General Gran
for his letter protesting against the remova
of Stanton and Sheridan by vote Of 80
% The House passed bill, introduced b
Mr.. Banks making eight hours day
work, by the Government mechanics.
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FIRE IN RACINE Racine was visited with
destructive fire on the night of the 9Th IN
wi Tnic9 consumed the store of Baldwin e
20, >. Wolfe and J. Clancy, and the Office
OF Of, the Merchants Union Express Co To.
TAI loss about S25, coo; insurance estimat-
ed at $4,000. "e0 eS'''ilat-
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sTRAYEn-

Came into the enclosure of the subscribe
on Section Seven in the Town of Pari
county OF Keuosha Wis, on or about Jan 2
lo6S. Six Sheep, four Ewes and Two WetheI
I'VE OF which are of the ordinary size, an
one small.-No particular marks recognized
Inc owner is requested to prove property, pa
charges and take the same away.
Dated Paris Wis, Jan 9Th 1868.
DANIEL NJ. JONES.
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ITCH, ITCH.
ITCH!

ITCH ITCH, ETCHI
SCRATCH, SCRATCH, .sCKATCHl
in from 10 to As hours.
" Eeaton's Ointment enres The Itch
WheatOns Ointment cures GaIt Rheum
WheatOn's Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton's Ointment enres r.arbers,T tcy,
WheatOR's Ointment cures Ola sores.
" oihtment cures Every Kind
OF HumoE like Magic.
rice % cents box by mail. 60 cents Address
= 1-EAS d POTTER, No 10 Washington Street,
Boston Mass
For sale by ali druggists spn1y16
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ZAL. g, SIMMONS President.
ROUSE SIMMONS, Vice President
H. B. HINsDALE, Secretary.
z. G. SIMMONS, Treasurer
o. s WooD, General Manager.
. ROBERTSON. I" Superintendent.
head Quarters at Kenosha, Office in Sim
mons Block.
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RACINE BoNDs.-Ira c. Paine Esq. informs
the Racine Ad0oeate that recent decision
Of the q. S. Court for Iowa, inyalidates some
$4,000 worth of bonds issued by Racine. in
aid Of the Racine d Mississippi Railroad
which bonds are now outstanding.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ladie take Partlc aaaar Notice.
THE REAL VELPAU FEMALE PILL

Warranted French
ENHESE PILLS, celebrated many wears az in Pa
for the relief of female Irregular ties aud after
wards notorious for their criminal employment in tn
Practice OF abortion, offered sale for the frs
lime in America. They have been kept in comparativ
lbscurty from the fact that originator DR. Velpau
physician in Paris of great wealth and triet CON
scientous principles, and has withheld ',ein from
general use lest they should be employed ror unlawful
PURPOSES In overcoming female tons Fa Hing or
THE Womb Whites Green Sickness Suppression re ion
immoderate How Of the monthly DISCHARGES nervous
and spinal aft etions pains in the back and limbs fatigue
IN slight exeton, papitaton ofthe heart &c
land will effects when all other means have failed
and although powerful remedy do ain eaIoInel
antimony or anything hnrtful u the constitution.
To married ladies and young girls who never been
regulated they peculiarly suited. They viii In
short Time bring on the monthly period regularly.
CAuTIoN-Married ladies should take them when
there Is an reason to believe themselves PREGNANT
they viii be sure to produce miscarriage.
Ladies can procure box sealed from the eyes the
cariousby enclosing dollar and ostage
to NJ. W. MACOMBER, General Agent 70 the United
States and Canada at Albany, n " any author
lied Agent, ly51
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ERRORa OF Y0Irrm

"A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous de-
premature decay and ali the elects Of youthful
J MIL Tor the sake of suffering humanity
II &c 70 an VINO need it, the recipe and direction
the simple remedy BY which he cured
can 40 80 by addressing, in perfect Confidence
lyoO JOHN B. OGDEN, a Cedar Street N Y
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A STIMULATING ToNIC-LIFE BIrrERs- Good health
is blessing. The way to enjoy such is to take
wine glass iuil of STRIoKLAED's LIFE B1TTERs or
three times day. They c. cate good appetite; they
strengthen the stomach; they habbitual Const-
tuition, ,and headache they make the old
feel young II you wish long life and good health,
use strickani's Life Btters For sale in bottles by
druggists, and by the drink at all aoons and gro
ceries. 1v4h
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North Western Telegraph COMPANY.

=
There are but few of our citizens, that
know the magnitude of this company, or
the extent its lines traverse throughout the
North West. Or that we have tie head
quarters in our city, and its lines sending
information over 1858 miles.
This is chartered company. Capital
$1,000, 600 Number of miles of Route, 1918
miles of wire %, Is The company's lines
start from Milwaukee and GAINESVILLE. and
have whole Of Wisconsin, Northern Iowa,
Minnesota and Lake Superior Peninsula
lying in Michigan
They employ 25O men and voroo,
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EE' ONDERFU -LAMONTES CORRLLIA,
w forces whiskers on the smoothest face, or hair
on bald heads: will curl the straightest hair viii re-
move tan, freckles, pimples, peck marks and all
eruptons from the skim leaving it soft and white as
10 cents
Address REEVES & CO.
sn6m1S 70 Nassau St, New York.
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CoMM EBCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH.
Thursday Jan. 9 1865

GRAIN.-Wheat has advanced 1Oc. busbeI since
the date of our last Issue and the sales wholly to
the mills, are at $3.50 So. Oats ST. Corn 501l56
per bushel of ears. Oo
PROVISIONS.-Butte is about Sc. lower with
sales at 2St032, Eggs %. Potatoes 10 Dressea
beef Dor according to quality, Dressed HOES e.
a IS. mugs o.
HAY.-Timothy hay is in request for tbe local
of wild hay $40 a. ST. i0H
WOOL30 a 49,
W00D.mSeasoned oak $3.50 Hickory ssas9.
LUMBER.-Common lumber steady at SIS at the
yards in retail lots. " '-0
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New National Readers at Johnson's.
Horse and BUGGY for Sale.

Any person DESTROYS to purchase good fam
lily horse, and genteel covered buggy, can
hear of an excellent opportunity, By inQuiring
at the Office of the subscriber.
Kenosha Oct, 81, 1867, If
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:, Inc Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON will send free of
Sfgel 70 an who desire it. tie prescription with
siS o5lLectLons lQr making and using the simple
remedy Dy which he was cured Of a lung aaectfon
; that dread disease Consumption His only OBJ
{ect = 20 oenent the afflicted end he hopes every SUI
AothIng, and may prove blessing Please address
~ - Iy2o Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON.
NO. I5o South Second ST. williamsburg. New York
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LEGISLATURES -Unquestionably it is the
general wish of the people of the State, that
the session of our Legislature now just
commenced, should be short one Short
sessions are usually promised at the outset
but almost always fail of being such, Years
ago the Legislature passed general laws,
providing for the transaction of local legisla
ton in the counties. Notwithstanding this
provision, the Legislature every session,
opens the door wide for all sorts of local bu-
slness ; every man who has some local
measure to accomplish, is sure to 90 to Mad :
lson to get it done, simply because he Oh
taIns it on better terms, to suit his private
interests, than by applying to the local au.
thority. If our Legislature would ONLY
shut out local business and confine the SEES.
sion to matters of general legislation, all
the neeGful business might be accomplishe
n four or five weeks.
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OLE BuLL.-Gave the first c,,ou. ~
cago the present season, in FarweIJ Hall on
Monday evening last " = al On
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Ii you need Good Fit and NICE BUSINESS
sui we can give tito you2O er
cent cheaper than two
months ago.

WIZ always ind US ever ready to show them orr Goods
no TASK 70 unshelf stock All we ask is an ex
Pan GGJus and we feel assured that Prices please
ior past favors we wish all e.Happy Few Year and
hope to remain in your esteem ~ '
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.RERRR RED.

-, ,,,,,, :, =. >0N-7-S0-0~~>-O~~-~-~~~-O~
the Lake House in Genoa
Deer Slst, 1857, by Rev r. Gilbert, Mr.. Elihu
Pierce, and Miss Adelia E Fay all of Wheatlana
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MitchelPs Biographies at Johnson's

WE HAVE IT removes dandruf keeps the scalp
healthy and vigorous is decatey perfumed, is cooling
and beneficial to the head. sw2O
Information guaranteed to produce luxurant
growth OF hair upon bald head or beardless face,
also recipe for the removal Of pimples botches,
erupt!ons, etc. on the skin, leaving the same soft
clear and beautiful be obtained without charge
by addressing THos F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
ly59 1923 Broadway, New York
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PROGRESS Of Reconstruction.

The states of the South which seeded
from the Union, at the beginning of the re-
beIion, are now in the progress of recon,
struction in accordance with the act of Con-
gress. In how many Of these states the
work will be soon completed, it is impossi-
bic to say, it will depend very mucn upon
the amount of influence President Johnson
can bring to bear to encourage rebel opposi-
ton.
Virginia-Convention in session.
North aIolina-Convension meets JAM H.
South Carolina-Convention meets Jan. IA.
Georgia-Convention in session.
Florida-Convention to meet soon.
Naturalization for acceptance of new
Constitution and the choice of officers there
under, Feb. and D.
MISREPRESENTATION met Jan.7.
Louisana-ConventiOn in sessi on.
Texas-Election for Cor against) Convention
and for delegates Feb. 10 10 IA.
Reconsideration met JAM T.
The State Legislature in session or soon
to assemble, with their politics, are as fol.
lows:
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Inc Democrats of the State of New York
1t is said are making an effort; to have the
name of Elk Governor Seymour of that State,
brought before the National Convention of
the party las a candidate for the Presidency.
seymour fully represented the policy of the
democracy during the war, and it NAV
safely be said he is representative man
of the party.
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The CHICAGO DAILY PAPERS. new
religious paper in Chicago the Aduancs'
gives the Chicago daiies severe castiga-
ton. The Adoance, charges the Chicago
press, with pandering to the depraved tastes
OF the low and vulgar, at the expense of
public morals Among other things the
AdOGnce says:
"We wish, we might be spared the
amount of the CHASTITY and horrible which
are gathered up. Wonderful is the diligence
with which in the absence of some scan
daf' or other sensation, they CLEAN the
world for infamous crimes and shocking
calamities; and wonderful are the columns
OF rapes, murders, incests and sickening de-
tails Of suffering with which they regaIe
their readers We shall not speedily for
get their dreadfully, handsomely accounts
OF the public executions with which this
city has been cursed aud they have been
olest. II there is public fight between
Two human beasts. what can exceed the
fidelity with which these faithful chroniclers
gloat over the display of broken noses, bleed
ing faces, closed and blackened eyes, and
pummeled bodies of the two poor brutes y