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The Picayune likes Mr. Gaines's financial

The Picayune likes Mr.. Gaines's financial
plan because it provides for a fiscal agent
through whom all disbursements are to be
made. Unfortunately this part of Mr. Gaines's
plan is not Mr.. Gainess. The law already
provides for just such fiscal agent, and the
council has recently chosen the Southern
Bank to act in that capacity. For some time
no banking institution has been willing to ac-
cept the trust because the taxes were collected
and the payments made in city money. As
long as this system endures the fiscal agency
provision will be imperative, but as soon as
the taxes are collected in current money it will
of course, take effect. Yet the Picayune,
which so ardently desires the protecting in
Prevention Of a fiscal agent to prevent the City
Hall from being turned into "broker shop"
suggests that for one or two months longer
city money be received for taxes, which would
be equivalent TO continuing the system for
another year, and thus making the fiscal
agency entirely useless. We do not suppose,
however, that the council will retrace its
steps now after having gone forward to point
whence We can see our way through the en-
barrassments and perplexities by which we
have hithereto been surrounded. Nor can
we suppose that the proposition of the finance
committee to reverse that policy in part by
taking city money in payment for the mar
kets, will be adopted. No such weakness
will be approved or even tolerated by the
public. II is the first step that costs, and
that first step has been taken. 1t is now far
easier to go forward han to 90 backward,
besides being far more advantageous.
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We have received from the invitation COM
mittee of Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. l, of Brookhaven, Miss. tickets to
ball which they are to give on Friday next,
the sth instant. These gentlemen have our
thanks for their kind remembrance of us.
We trust that their ball will be all that they
wish it to be, and only regret that we cannot
ourself enjoy il.
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AMUsEMENrs THIS EVENING.

NATIONAL Grand German Opera Compauy-Mosarts i'm
mortal mastervork, The Magic Flute.
81 union AID farewell tour Of the celebrated
Hsnlrn Brothers
ACADEMY OF NUsIC-Fairy Extrsvszanza Little Red
Riding HoOd.n
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE-f0 and
AZ 81. Charles street-Open from A. n. 10 10 Pa
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.s'oftce.

Fo and after this parties " ming Prizes IN the on
issna State Lotteries win have them eashed the Sub ooe.
where they have been peh Prizes paid in full on de-
msnd.
CHAs. T. HOWARD,
New Orleans January ?, 1863 President
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THE OPERA.-" Trovatore" was sung last
evening at the Opera House. in a very creditabIe
manner before ore Of the finest audiences that
has attended that place of amusement this season
every box was illed with the beauty and fashion,
of which we cannot too often speak in flavor of
New Orleans, the representation from the upper
portion Of the city being in q large majority.
Picot and Van Hufen were in excellent voice.
The former deserves especial mention for the i'm.
provement which he has made in his singing over
last year and the commencement of the present
season his voice now very seldom falters. In
the Miserere" he was much applauded. not
outstanding that, in our opinion, he commences
about quarter of q tone too high and
scenes TO labor under difficulties in the high
register notes. Mile Bourgeois's fine acting
and excellent singing caused the audience
10 forget that she was still under the
influence Of her recent Illness Mime
Gambler. thanks to her thorough knowledge
of music, sang very well, whenever her voice did
not destroy her science. Tonight we are 70
have " Barbe Bleue aud Cadet Roussel." On
Monday Auber's beautiful comic opera of Hay.
die, which will be sung by HasseIman, Chamo.
nin, Engel, NanHuffen and Julien. On Tuesday
NJ lie Bourgeois appears as BO,dote in Bsrbe
Bleue." Roland eft Roncevaux - grand opera.
by Mermet and one OF the latest Partisan sensa.
tons, will soon be performed possibly on Thurs.
day. The engagement of Nine Lambels Alhaiza
Is an accomplished fact, her connection with Mr.
Bateman's New York company having ceased A
lew days ago. She will be here 10 dav or two
Nothing definite is known of the proposed engage
ment of Miss Kellogg.
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MARRIED:

MARRIED.
On Thursday. December 2b st Peters Church. by
Rev. F. Giisnlt, Hon MORTIMERF. SMI1 H. Of St. John
the Baptist to Miss DELLA VESSEL daughter Of Chauss
Vessel, ESQ., Of this city
On Thursday evening" the oath ntmo by the Rev BIZ h7p
Wilmer at Trinity Church Nr. JOHN WAYNE to Miss
MARY S. EALt K both cf this city.
Cincinnati 90 and Savannah GA papers please copy
Our heart goes forth in the wishes the hspp
Of friend his bride May the future o,s be
intensified and all their 6tars shtened by that
tual love which rradiates their young ves and may
they when the shadow Of the death snge falls their
paths together the dark river IN hand enter
the golden gated city, where their love- purified earthly
dross will be perfect and eternal
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". Dauphin S Co.,

". Dauphtt S Co.,
Co.. .CUSTOMH0USE STREET,. ....66
Ketail-15O Canal Street,
The only House continually receiving the Novel; OF
the Seakon.
Straw Goods,
Also Velvet, Plush and Silk Hats. Feathers. Flowers
Rib Ms silks Satin Plush Yeve etc Rich assortment
Ornaments from The heapest to the moss Elegant.
Trimmings.
Brads, Buttons Frnges Real yslen cienne Gnpures
Blondes Cluny and Trimming Laces Sha sis Veis aud
Couaud Grape Goods Hair Coils and Braias Nets Gloves
Pins, Brooches, etc, etc
Brfdal Wreath.
Plain and SilverFrosted Illusion. Grape. Bridal Ball
Fancy Head Dresses, 81 yer Fronting for the Hair.
w. DAUPHIN Il CO.,
$50 Canal street, Sc Custonhouse street,
Bai onne. Chartres.
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All external Cancers ,.rd,.., ., elias. =, a,,.,,,
49, - -, lot and br nch," within three nine
~ ~ -ebrated East India Cancer applications and
Internal rer -edes.
- OBLIGATION, 18th the o. the internal remedies Is
y ell shat sssry TO complete an entire cure even
IN foul, "esting' Gamer.
Under this mode Of treatment the drops ont
before the ninth day The quickly heal ~tkout
tsrce and present smooth and healthy surface obvian
all deformiiy.
These applications perfectly harmless to healthy nes
attack instantly and destroy all FUNGUS AND ABNOR
NAL GEoWTHs. CANCER. DANGEROUS ULcERA-
TON, sElRRHUs. TUMORs kte.
Diseases of,he Eye and EAR, and all CHRONIC CON-
PLAINTs, cured.
Hours-Ffom ga N. 5P. NJ Ladies' receptior-from
to4RN.
Letters ofinq Try must contain stamp and be adj esed
DIR. G. P. LAWRENCE,
Box $40, Postofics New Orleans.
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Cofees. Spices, Teas.

CoFFEE-yocha Manila. Cordova, Java, Havana, Rio
and Native CeylOn-
eRf UtD sPIcEs-Pepper. AnspIce, Ginger Cloves,
Cinnamon and Mace, guaranteed PERFECTLY PURE
rEAs-Imperial, Young Hysoc, Gunpowder Oolong. En-
glish Breakfast Japan PoOchong and Mixed Green and
black IL bought from FIRST HANDS tor sale at the
lowest possible prices.
J. W. PLATr Il CO.,
102 Camp street, Poydras
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DIED.

On Thursday Dec. Slst at II A. n, at veksburg Miss
Mrs j. H. CRUMP, maize Of Baltimore aged S. years,
wife Of Major John H. Crump.
Natiora Intelligeneer, Washington, d. c.; Baltimore
Nd, and Virginia papers please copy.
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Hand-Made BOSOnts.

Extra Long and Large SHIRT B0SOMs NIGHT
Shafts, BOYS SHIRTS and CUFFS and COLLARS
TO Put SHIRTS
AT OUR SHIRT FACTORY,
Corner Of St. Charles and canal streets,
LEIGHTON HAYMAN.
NB.-six Pure inen Bosom SHIRTS for 50
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ia appeal.
FlREMEN's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION
NEW ORLEANS.

The New Orleans Fren' operate Company, through
Cslsbre Co.. have generously proposed to devote WE'D
NEsDAY EVENING, January 9th, Brilliant Operate
Performance. to aid the now languishing WIDOWS AND
ORPHANS FUND of this Association The profr is as op-
porure il Is liberal but its with
munity.
car confidently appeal oar people to come to
the aid OF our ous I'D Orphan numbering nov
hun rcd souls The proverbsl beray Of the citizens al
Few Orleans in susianiDg the noble Orphan Asylums
midst will not fail when called upon to assist the
Widsws ard Orphans Of who during their lives served
our city bravely a. d faithfully.
The city has been unable 10 pay the Fire Department for
twelve months, and IN ORDER To SUSTAIN THIS IN
DISPENSABLs ORGANIZATION oar Association has
made heavy pecunary sacrifices 1t seriously
crippled.
Shall it be Relieved
i. N. MARKS,
Presiient.
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Ladies, Misses and Chtsdren's
BUTTON BOOTS. CATERS. ETC.

During The last six weeks received and are sr
receiving per the different large variety
Of
Ladies, Misses and ChIIdrep's work
That not Ouy Fashionable but durable For Balls. We'd
diDgs sOirees etc. have the choicest kind KID and
SATIN BUTTON BOOTS. LACE CATERS and SLIP
PERs dfeens COlors French and American all new and
not to be found in any other n town.
Our Cbdrsns stock is extensive that IL STIR
unequaed Our RosETTEs are In all eolors and
sizes. up to the GKECIAN BEND
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
80 Canal street
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G. III. .yEfIfer j. Co.

q. III. Miller y Co.,
G. ID. LER......,...................P w. DIELMAN
FIRST PREMIUM
STEAM CANDY hANUFACTU RERSs
Wholesale Confectioners,
FIRE WORKS, WINES AND LIQUORS.
1000 boxes B. p CANDY. 1000 bxs Ass'd Stick CANDY.
1850 Fancy CANDY. 500 boxes Rock CANDY
80 boxes New sheed ALMONDS
large assortment Of Gum Drops, sugar Almonds Bon
bons Kisses LozeDges; all kinds Of Drops sugar Toys.
Fancy Ornaments and Cupids
large assortment of FIRE WORKS -iooD boxes FIRE
Crackers 600 boxes different kinds Of TOrpedses 200 gross
different kinds Of Sky Rockets 200 different kinds OF
Roman Candles
Also large assortment of serpents PIN Wheels Bengos
Lights, Bombshes and Fire Crackers
And large assortment Of California Wines and liquors.
All our Goods offer at the Lowest Rates. aud win be-
delivered to the remOest Of the city Free Of charge
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Remember
691 MAGAZINE STR EFzT
Is the plsee to get your old Frames Reg Looking
Class Plates resvered. and the only phase city
Ros wood Work is done. Frames Of any pattern
order Regilding and Rosewood Work done at Summer
Prices Remember 6l Magazine street. corner Of First
Box 1888 Postoffce, New Orleans, La.
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Can't you find q situation for this lady Mr.
SPINNER" asked Grant,
Spinner turned to the general and, Yankee like
answered MS question by answering another.
veneiai, n man came TO you with a whole
cart load of the very best Recommendations ana
asked you 10 appoint him captain in q regiment
OF infantry which was already supplied with its
full complement Of officers, what would you saw
81 should tel him there was no vacancy I
Think s'
That is precisely the case, general, in this in.
stsnce.r " 80 -
see" said Grsnt; it is impossible, and You
sTe certainly right"
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AEoppy Woo Fear.

DAVID srrC 1xNEx
-Carondelet Street ,... 10
Who has teen fer
|
Eight Years In the Wholesale and Retail
| COAL TRADE OF NEW ORLEANS,
Feeling Eeeny the terrible spnedngs of us psornOre
especially the PoOr-sCHooL TEACHERS, roLIcE and
| ALL THOSE EMPLOYED BY rHR CITY. many and
most Of whom have better days. whose situations is
should be tire sndesvOr of every honest to improve
determined to
Sell Coal at a. Little Proat as ro..,s c.
The ein the Ohio River has enabled him to do this
BE WILL SELL COAL TO RICH AND POOR
ONE OMuR PER BARREL IN CITY MlNEY.
CASH MUST ACCOMPANY Orders.
MI slIoT'Ar has On. H'"e''' Cats now working in
hissmplOy.
Mr.. sTICKNEY sells PITTsBuRG SLACK for FOundries,
B acksmiihs, etc, ANTHRACITE EGG COAL for retail
purposes Restaurants Coffee AID Oyster Saloons He pats
up Coal in hogshea5s for Plantations at the
LOWEST PRICE Fur CITY MONEY.
He is selling Coal rates than any other hoa.e in
the city for Greentsck lots of Eve upwards,
FREE OF CARRIAGE
STEAMERS SUPPLIED
Trunks, TaEtses and Bags.
We have u received opened largest assortment of
LADIES AND GsNTLtMEN'S FINE TRUNKS
In the City.
To our LADIES RIsToRIn TRUNKS, we would call
especial attention. being the teen in New
Orleans Our stock Of BAGS embraces the latest styles found
either in New York Paris
To Retail Dealers offer great Inducements in TRUNKS
by the NEST. SHAWL STRAPS, TOY TRUNKS, etc.
BLAKELEY & HOGAN,
No. Chartres street. New Orleans
T.. Charles,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
NERAL GROC ERIES,
57e and 574 Magazine strest,
Opposite the Market
ruD
CHOICEST FL9UR. COFFEE. BUTTER,
TEAS, BRANDY, WINE,
Etc Etc,
WHICH AN OFFERING AT THE
Lowest Cash Prices.
GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY LOCALITY FREE
OF CHARGE.
Seeds. Seeds.
The undersigned has in a complete assortment Of
GARDEN SEEDS, for sale by Hun
died or Thousand Papers. at REASONABLE RATES
Also-BoxEs, well assorted, EXPRESSLY FOR PLAN
rATION USE.
A supply Of the celebrated Ell PAso ONION SEED has
been received. for sale in quantities to suit
Also-A supply Of the follow varieties Of GRASS |
SEED Etc: Lawn Grass. Rescue Grass Calfornis Glover
Red Clover white Clover Lucerne Timothy Bue Grass
SanifOn Orchard Grass Onion Sets and Button Onions
E. F. VIRGIN,
SEED STORE,
lO4 Gravier street.
Bfackmar'S .utsstc Store,
NO. l64. ... CANAL STREET. -. NO. l64
New Orleans,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE CHRIST CHURCH,
DEPOT FOR
VIM. Knabe a Cas- Baltimore PIANOS;
0rovesteen. Fuller a Co s PIANOS;
Pleyel Wolf = PIANOS;
ERARD PIANOS; |
BORD PIANOS;
Prince a Co q Automatic ORGANS; |
Edwards Co.'S Baltimore ORGANS; |
And Sole Agency for the United States for ilsMusca Pub
locations Of the "CoErespondsnee Musicale" Hsye. HO
land. Pianos for Rent. Pisnos Tuned Persir
H0sssekeepers
nd a |
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w a Il Q II NJ a K T. II +,
0 Camp Street.

peser in FIRE WATCHES. JEWELRY and SILVER
WARE; also GUNS and PISTOLS. Manufactures and re-
pairs eHtry description Of work IN his line.
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Carpet W,arehOfsSe.

CuTptI WUfCNONS6.
10.............. CHARITIES sTREET.............i0
A. BROUfSFAU CO.. Importers, oser at low prices,
CARPETING-EBglish and American Of all kinds Floor
Furniture and Enamel OIL CLOTH; MATING so rolls
China; 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES; Table and
Piano Covers; Crumb Coths-Dueget Linen and Felt
tans-Lace Reps WOrsted, Damssk Furniture
ing-Lnen and Cotton striped COrniees Bands Pins ETC.
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Boots, shoes, slippers.

We respectfully invite the Of gentlemen wishing
either Dress Winter Boot present hand
1t has been not only manufactured with care but special
pains have been taken that should be fashionable
able Our ENGLISH SHOES should be by those de-
string something extra
BLAKELY & HOGAN,
lOl Canal street.
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Large Stock of

MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING. AT REDUCED PRICES.
TULANE BUILDING,
New Ories s. January 8, 1859 !
We have large Stock OF MEMS and BOYS OLOrHING
also TrHveing shaws Shirts, Furnishing Go ds Truoks
Umbrellas etc, which selling low urces
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
81 snd 50 Camp street,
and 27l Main street. Memphis Tenn
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Diseases OF the Eye.

DR.. JULIUS HOxBERGER, este Assistant to Dr. sehs
ParisJ oCULIsT, lao Canal street. New oriean& Ono
hours IRON II to o'clock Clinic for Diseases of the BYE
Saturdays, sm to O'Clock. Physicians and Medical Stu
dents invited to attend the Clinic Demonstrations
the Opthsmoscope etc Poor patients win be treated Andop
Grated on free Of charge
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EitC Clothing

O.. b. q l. IN IS,
14........ camp TREET.............IA
Under City Hotel,
OFFERED AT Low PRICES.
A COM LETE ASSO RTMENT
TURNIsHING GOODS,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, SOCKS, TIES, ETC, ETC,
Together with Full Line of
TRUNKS, BAGS, VALISEs, OFFICE JACKETS,
UMBRELLAS, ETC
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SILKS.

PhaE0n,S
p A Z HAN LOTTO Z"
BEAUTIFYING THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
PHALoNs Paphian Lotion removes all ERUP.
TONS, FRECKLEs, PIMPLEs, MOTH RLOTCHEs
TAN, etc. and renders the Skin Soft, Fair and Blooming
For Ladies In the Nursery it is invaluable. For
after Shaving 1t has equal "Psphisn Lotion is the
only reliable remedy diseases bemishes the Skin
PBALoNS "Psphian Soap" for the Toilet Nursery and
Bath viii not Chap the Skin.
Price. Is cents per Cake. Sold BY all Druggists
.feiC Styles
or
BUSINESS AND DRESS CLOTHING.
We have received new invoices by Express Of
Dress Clothing for the Holidays.
Black Cloth FRoCKs and SACKS
Brown Beaver New Style FRoCK SUITS.
Black Doeskin and Cashmere PANTS.
Bark SILK Velvet and Cloth VESTS.
Drab Melton Spring OvERcOATs.
ALSO
Gentlemens DRESSING GOWNS KID GLOVES, SILK
TIES, sCARFS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, DRAWERS aud IN
DERsHIRTs- all Of the Latest Styles and offered at Low
PRICES. Cali and examine.
PITKIN, PERSON & CO.,
Is and IS CamD street
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Programme Jah nary Ie 1850.
"TBE ROBBERS" ira. edy in five acts by Frsdsr X
Won Schiller. and MR.. and MRS PETER WHTFEp
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Seeds
Biackmar's .uustc Store,
NO. l64.... CANAL STREET. -. NO. l64
New Orleans,
n1prcTTv Opp0sTTr cuprsr f.x4uurrr

DEPOT FOR THE
VIM. Knabe a Cas- Baltimore PIANOS;
Grovesteen, Fuller A Co 5 PIANOS;
Pleyel Wolf q o : PIANOS;
ERARD PIANOS;
BORD PIANOS;
Prince Co q Automatic ORGANS;
Edwards Co.'S Baltimore ORGANS
And Sole Agency for the United States for eMusca Pub
locations Of the "CoErespondsnce Musicale" Hsye Hol
land Pianos for Rent Pisnos Tuned Perfir
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Novelties at a Court Concert

!. F
A Paris correspondent describes court
concert in Paris where some pfquant rnu
sic was played D,At the. reception in the
Rue dc Courcelles last evening the Pr1n-
cess Mathilde entertained her guests
troopers in would actually be the right
expression with some wonderful instru-
mental music; but the chief point OF the
SoiTee was the performance on, and the
singing to, the guitar by two Spaniards.
A guitar is, to most well regulated minds,
Above iitty, blue ribbon-indeed,s pooney
sort of an instrument True Massaroni
sang to it, and caused terror to add wings
to the footsteps of the lady who listened !;
but he was q brigand, and therefore an
exception to general rules-a musical as
a social outlaw but when in the hands
of Spaniard, an gerdader0 CdstelIdno-
the guitar is wonderful weapon. I do
not know who was the plagiarist; but it
the composer Of the, caucaon nocsonate'
hassnot heard Balfe'si Unfurl the Gipsy'sa
Tent, or 0ice gcrsG, / am subject OF the
King of Holland. Never before have
met the bones in good society. lone Span
ISL performer fairly outboned any negro
melodist The way in which he man
euvered tamborine was thing to see
and believes hardly to write about and
be believed. He made it laugh, talk,
sing, dance, act trapeze, and finally spring
up in the air and come down IN time to
be caught in the chorus" -.-.--s -.s
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In Probate-KenOsha County Court.
wpA
Inethe matter ofthe estate Of Theron O. HollisteI


IN ETTERS Testamentary in said matter being
MA this day granted to Emily Hoster the Execu-
trlx OF the ast will and testament of said deceased
Executrlx it is ordered that Elk months from and
after the tenth day of May A. d. 1869, is allowed
and limited to said Executrix for disposing of the
ceased and for creditors to present their claims
against said deceased for examination and allow
ance; Therefore notice is hereby given that the
Judge OF said Court will on the thirtieth day of
October A. D. 1869, at one o'clock P. M. of said day
at his office In said County, examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against said de-.
ing thisorder In the Kenosha Telegraph weekly
newspaper printed and published in city of Ke-
nosha for fur successive weeks, end posting the
same in four public places in the town of Salem
Kenosha County, at least four weeks before said
october 3Oth 1869. By the Court.
j. j. PETIT.
ECounty Judge in and for Kenosha County
Dated tn Kenosha city the 10th day Of May, A. D.
1869. iw50
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IN tne mattef OF INC esldte OF DuVlU .. GasKIIl,
aecss Tesd;9no and nn the ato
u kill, the executfik of the last will andetesta-
ment Of said deceased, representing among other
things that She has fully administered said estate
and praying that time and place be fixed foraL
lowing and examining her account Of her admins
tlGton to be filed, and that she be discharged from
her said trustiti is ordered that said aceountbe
amined by the Judge of this court on the seven
teenth day of May, 1869, DIT his Office in the city
and county OF Kenosha at ~, clock A.. H., Of said
day. And it is further ordered that notice thereof
he given to all persons interested by publishing
this order in the Kenosha Telegraph. a weekly
newspaper printed and published in Kcnosha city,
for three weeks successfully, before the time for
such examination, f,,.,..l, ,,-l.. -, 4 ~, 49,
Dated April 81, 1869. Y 1880 +" - ~
BY the Court, as.3 y 9gl j. j. PETTIT,b q.
County Judge, in and for the County of Keneesha.
ai4 4',l ohA 2A.s494i we Sw47 = q
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WAsHrNEToN's SELF CONTROL is
not known or realized so distinctly as it
should be that our great Washington was
by nature a violently passionate man, and
that his habitual composure was the re-
suit of strenuous self discipline tri-
umph over natural frailty SO complete as
almost 10 have robbed him of the credit
thereof, since few could believe him to be
powerfully influenced by emotion who so
rarely gave Way to emotion. in even a
slight degree, We are persuaded that
the trials, responsibilities and anxieties
which that greatest Of men had to carry
would, but for his constant and profound
self-control, have worn him out long be-
fore the. Accomplishment of his work, OF
it they did not actually kill his body
would have made an end of his efficiency
for the labors devolved upon him. Nc
fretful, tuning, storming hero could have
done his work
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A GENTS WANTED - for Women, al
~ New York. Complete expose of Female
Life IN the Great Metropolis Sensational Bean.
tifully illustrated. Sample copy postpaid for a.
Address New YORK Book Co., 14b Nassau st., N,
Y. city.