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Wa arti. whom we las, week killed by RI.

Wa HIti. whom we last week killed by ru-
IA 'syweil. sind rs hr-sass. hearty a
:. hn k" The P1ris arrived III Topeka, Kan
8 saS fv" weeks silly, AFTER p'rity rough
- Jnu ReY. having. -ls;ainrd sem damages 10
g- sleir III -sti. and tncnnnie rIux cod weather..
ss Their threads viii ''rgi-d learn .iha,s Ell win
q aud Wiiiism are 20 X stA
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sn observation-disclosures e""y t"r"a
u he ma Ter OF the estate OF Il becca j. Ferry de-

Ia he ma OF the estate OF becca J. Ferry, de-
eased
= N reading and Ming the pet tion Geofg, rrys
- administrator OF the said estate. repTcf ptii
among he, things that ht has fully admin s'ei
for allow ing aud exMm ing Ills count hir adnln-
isir tion hied Spd hat lh'renpon cstrbo oL Il, me
~ p b. made and ne he discharged ii ;" HRS r-ts
1t II rdefe that said acfou be examined '' ! .
judgeo rhis court on the $tt day OF November SfSs
At his ofce in the oity county OF Ken. sa, AZ
clock M OF said and Tat distribution ~ g. r.
Plus be .hereueon made s1 said adninistcator q -
hsrged on, his trust. And u IL iuI her ~ drrd las
fice thereof he gwen 10 al persons iuterts'G ~
publ. shing tn order IN Keitsha eltg a,'h o
ekiy newspapers published in Ken aha cir! To- T. 9
weeks successfully before said day OF rxaulnirg saa
account. ESQ eFEe PEITll. t"unty Jude',
In and for KCnosba oun'y.
Dated Oct. 20, 1853. SAL:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

A Fat lump. sf@f'a2F
One marnirgs last week. att"r the fall III
enow, Mr.. Vim Tu'ie wen, np 20 he root i"
r. ma MAJ, ,i>r ~ s,it,ycli of the snow,
TO uxed " n flvnrit.. ~. y fine large onr
sitA- V: ru y. nrr~ sanvei-fuI; oyer The
ei&.'"t the root The dog. III playful maurer,
juRSd Al er u ta liant III ais III path He
= los; hIH haunca--s,t,l his bark
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

Edwa ii Kelchum, who was sent t..
sing ing prison son time ag, has be. n
pir'to ei-eigh, months being deducted
f'om his time for good conduct.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

Orsrsn---G Rrino,d u 60 are fhc ascni. II,
this city for the c. lebr ted Mallory brand r oys
tiers These oysters ~ the pnblic knew. ar -une-
rio' to all other. they will W III ctr"p th4
chrape-f. Now. aud At all times on hard NJ whole
sale and retail.
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Ele;ghing and skatin I.

During the past week. we have had some
very good sleighing in this city. and
from The number OF urchins one meets on ihr
streets wI'h skates hanging aronYd their
T"ck,, we iudy- The re ia. hen s'm: SIX u ng.
OIt ives of tn" nv ". hear il r.po I'D
thrr- is Snow sr,un fonr' eentuchestot v feet
deep.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

&fa F.-s.sss .s-.at&Eue-t,n Gsu"sy ae0
-, ,ha ina terof the estate OF .Aarthiak r. Ees.
.sycet- -~EE
\ lug and al ny she petition ct Ms l. .
~ T. WiaOw . sAio Ale c, are,i. refic,.ey. irI
s.t,Iis ir iGibgs La' MNth ~ Feltes Ia, 81 r,,.
ldrui of lie town ~ som. RS keLo-Ia C. u,4y, a
ne cisilti div OF November = H. IS o. n :~s,lncra
.ieresats. i,si IDte-tste. l. avIrg - <ha, 10
..e-inte within r. state he I'D ,iLIst 90
III IA that siic Said petftson l., tht widow &
d dereaec0. .rd pray ing that a6niuisii i. t.e
saia estate re 10 her ", sVne o,hef -urMll rr.
AR granted II L. ofde.ed thst ~aid pc II. h0
nr ard before t Nudge of thi. COnsi ,l Sac ra ~
th. eleventh day VI Deo ca. b,r = ID 1853 .. ID
..cl ok NJ. al my Office la raid county i3l.;,:'.
cd further, that uotice thesrU he gwen to tic
~ aid d ceaash. ard Z" all persons i'm,
publishing copy 81 THE o, der for three succt.
weeks prior t0 sAin Gay of heari..g nt. t.e-
.,p~ha Telegraph. weekly ntw>papsr Iut; = &c
~ r-no ~ha ciss in said County. y. s. ). e
~ Pitt. County June"
D,t-d Kenoshseity. the 18th day oi Nov 1,i;>cry
a:a& E SOY fsFM g III SAKE ~ q
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In PR b.., --w+ro.n. s."r,y ,."r.

In he MAI er the est&eo ussel Daley decers e1
Han rcauln u hIng the petithn oi MaiGatt ,.
" r[jnr cxecurlX he lApt Will ana teri "lci'l Il
.aid deceased, representing hh ohE other tihth lh"S
,ile mas .uii adniiDSie I'd s"iu estate, ana prsy
mai time ind place be 6Xed iOi ALLOW ny ana GA la.
ming her y count fter administration q ahd LIS
disir. button supius lie nade ant tie 20
ds, harvtd rom her trust IL Ideied IL saG
& unt he examined b., tie judge oi has UT Oh lhs
y h DAY OF November, ~, nj niS office Ia .ht ii
county oI keuosh at ao'cIosh , Nj "i safe Ga, al9
M d stributI OF snrp IN lie teieuponr de ana
aaid exc uirix he discharged fion truAt Ala :! 10
furthcr de ed thar notice thereof h. given t. All ]" r
sons in eies publishGa this aeI III tht kel!H .
Zee raph n weekly wspap puhlis "a IN ~ H'sus
city, TO- three weeks vtly before sai ia dny -
in and for Keno. La uLI'y.
Ds ed October 81 lsS9. 3~2a
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Cheaper than Ever.

L. Fellows q Co. are, selling dry goods
Cheaper 'ban tv'r nov. Our fr'eids from
ih- rcun,r. While In iifr city shou d not tai
10 visit The emporium, ard they i'll be AZ
iOnishtd vi the low prices ~
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PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. SMYTH.

% the lgLthi.l Medical lhrttutc. N. Y. City who
mas been 8 5 q 20
Located In GAINESVILLE wis.
For the past three year. and "ho-e S,ngu'arly
-Icce ieni u,ae'Ic. in the tree M IL o. AlitH On
~ Dl EAkE~ Rn- Aessa<tsds tine attention oi th.
aoIr, e.,ua - WIFI. ctsnii ia1hCe ~ltt nal is
xeAt REQ c-s~ ssse,a ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25
P'ockaded, fEf

The train ON The western road has hecn vel y
irregusr, during IN. past week. in r,n-e
and Friday The rain did no, arrive on Fri
d.y ar Sa: urdav IL
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

The attention OF all n'ercs,cd IN the Ken
oeha ca. Ayr cnliu,ai Society is called ,t
the no'ire OF their annual meeting. in ano,h
el column. M #+#ak 8
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

aTaA MNS &. II. HENRY 9
., ,,iiid re lertn,iy snrohct to he a;it. al ho-
n,she aad Sir'nit' hat she PREF. no 70
ut, ssis ara Make aacb s. tlusk..
Dresses, & Chi cren's Cj0thee.
~ rrc..iuf q al the latest f,shi. liz et .rT
p'foi hef. and .s, ii r,a III do w,frA > :
,rr1a =. Si'-.aHu ~ shs nsrt res-tI at IL Hi -
~ 81 III ladies oi Ksn..ehs ar. n Sp, as -.
!ic.l = tts' -
Reid 80 op Ken,'sla atrcet. one deer ,oa a '&
"an Yair.a. una. N,t @
Iena. ;tu Or+ 81 1859 ~
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.-.n.e I'd W. ,nsan -Krnosh. Con.tx

Psoaale office. Ken'nhA city. NV t. 1H; "a
ms ina; III the i, 40. and probate q! th u, wi
AKA ierian,eii, ot William 81 ym0ur Ie.:s.s>"
"a HERE ~. al insiruneuE IN writ, z, ~. rp"It-
w ing the laei will and test, a. :. IL
lum ym.ur dece.red late ot th.a c.tl and c,,nit-
" III X. ',sha W rcon-in has betr i'll, ~ 'm's
t,icn: ,iit ~herrsp application hat brtr MA. =
A media S,S iluu'' ~. a idow OF said d. r.ss ~.
, r,ly my tear the rAfile be ptuyen sh0 a'mIl,eu
y nbA at cTGing Ia tnr law nf thi- S.ar: a.i'.
fore. i, i. o'derei THAT said app iin, b. ter.
Before nj ~ the prhaig tffict ~ fhe city oi fe-
,yila liz sal county. The thlrd Tiny ni D,.C.m'
D. 10 y at 10 O'Clock in ite forenoon All s
L. fur h ordered. that notice hall lie civ 4 trit
.are If raid hearing bs pub lcaii u al hi &c
Ia file Ktno-hs fchgsspi weekly ne" sph."
printed III said caty, forfhrse Successive "rc, "a
,uc each w.sk. pYrnr to the time of uch b. ,,in..
Bv The Cont, j J PETIT :. County jus 60.
:,w25 II in aud tor Kenn ha eu'.tt.
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L7ss Of Lifa.

b. Ihe apset'ing ~! the schooner E'ti'se
last week al th's pace. The fam - 1T X. ..
D@ntia.. who had tah pt-sag. tu the Ill tsi
ed vessel were drnwned WI. 1ndcr,ta nd
tt,.f .,nr nr two trid q Il taf ashore. on - haie
@lat hay. bu, The high wasil.': them n
TIL : - ~ her III" hravh'st rslam,ty lhai.h ar
ShtDprned ou The Xxx. in thus vicinity for some
ft4Ap. -'t'
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ARrHUR's HoME MAGAZINE for Drc.mbc
10 M usual full of interesting matter. iuciud
ing = fine engraving. TIL. pub ishers h l.
sued n prospectus for 1870 that is inli o
promised exceiIenctcs and aItrac IONS. and n
they have Il ways kept !, heir word he read ri
III he m.gazln' may drprrd on rich dis
80 n~a'ion Of good things during the coming
year
ONCE A MONTH 10 On haAd with fu' I "a
HI, of contents. and is full Of good mattrr.
With the Janusry number the magazine v 81
h enlarged, prest ntlng m"r- reading Mat'rr
and fne enkrsvings. The present pum;,er ID.
. con: mutation of the inter.sring pap:-r> trti
,sied .'tnrins.rses oil Anin,-i Lille. - aud N
Der y. III. storirs. Phiiadrlrhia, Il s. Ar
tim. & Sous
THn CnILDREN's HouR-a magsz ne for
iittle ones-has seve. 81 ~ngravings. 40
the usual amount al fine stories ior ii''drcn
No par at, having y schItd abfe 'to rean
shon'd ne without this charming little mag.
Yne Philadelphi&. T 8. Arthur s. Son
WELLS PHRRSeI.oeIcAL JoURSAL "r DE-
een,nr cont aims interesting Ske, cll-s AMI De-
in tons. with Portraits, of Lirh.y. h.. "sa
inent chemist Hugh Allan III. CarAd,an
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Ghosssi; Salem 'W,trhcrait .aJeI,tha 6 s.D.ugh
ter; Vsicd,ct"ry; Oar experiences h;
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AMI P:.>I master writes III
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F,e igious.

I. Q lgious. -
Services ~ the Unitarian church Sunda
evening. Nov. aSta Subject : Moral s p.-
RI. cor way IN with til worse Is madc TO
af,I,ear as the better reason
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LOST.

q BOUT the ara Of Octber6s r s rayrd rrei, lny
premises, market wifh o letter -" In VI &
.ains. n art right ou,der ny information ~ -
4 h're they can he found LAY sent the s,;.r.
s,sncd. ana he wiii Iiheraly reward the pers&. 70
s-n Ii x fy s4W-PL EP!tFt,@
4w!3 PARIS
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L re Magazines.

L re Magazines. 9n8
Allihr late maya zines can lie found at Bent
ie,, = nav book store. All the LATEST ilin>'ed
periodicals., csc. are on his Counter. and ee'r
ling fast. Cali ut M. 50 Nam Street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

OHE HotsAND U.IL.Ans HEw R<' ---tpr y
f'ctI'F NJ, 'iirIi- .aH Ds S>,au,.gt's &use.rt t.
ne Liv lnN'g''..'e.r ~ ..ar1. ~ chr, al.
liver '''n;haIn isaua!:.., F'e .a!,,e" Dw
h'h.. l."e> % Ai.pr:.F sAtow q ,Esa ~. < ',,!
:'''A "a iohgn''. "stt": n~-s. aLd e ~, Z
!"':ittg ~ '..arisI.:>S and iBaNlf sd whiph
Shows fA, ihelvt m a T. rs5td obs r,ioi.
d condition. = xtys
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AID NAV be consulted al the HALLIDAY HOUSE,
during
Friday and xxta,day,. Nov. lllh and 18Th.
IN CArARNs DEAFNESS. DISCHARGES l. on,
he K vi. and ai-.n-ts o. The HEAD. THROAT
LUNGS. LivER anc kidneys. inrIac,ne al,a
-a.cx OF CHRoKIC OK DEBILlTATING nature
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-25

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best |
imported German Cologne, aud sold ~ hall
the price. ~
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ln copying the above from KentM"ky "a
a"r.g we are reminded III the fact 'tla Il :,
backs Stomach Bi!'ers, wherever n.rd have.
Income Que OF the 'instiiution." and -
east one OF GU! regular ard most -k,llfu
prncii"nars CT this village does mt hr~i -.
q recommend 1t Ms the best tntic III ,lSr Il r.
hose especial diseases incident 70 bilious
districts We know we have used them wis h
good effect ourselves @ "a
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n ew ADV ertiseme en- ID
NOTICE.

HsHE Annual meeting Of the KenashS rnaatS
y Az sicuitura, Societ$. wills be held on " ,tl ~
h." 18th day of December. is69, NJ Agricultural
Hail N Bristol A the officers for the s:,lsoT,,g
year will be elecie& tull Art ndspcs IL ret s9s.
ed -- 2w9S r BkNRFNs &c,
81 Use Comnnfn,. Arn,ca Oll Linim l,i !. u
XII una'isya. N"nra gia. Bvutse,. Spra.rs,
f"o' havte. W,.una. Burns, Gorns tteE 6
gives III h-s >Atfsia"tI,m 0f any thing shat
VA .x"r7pn' into9s'bol le ss.lry It.. stid ~
III Drnggis.s. ,iy8 q
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& a SrLEsDID PRIzE FOX rHE LADIES TIN
Il ."~', m"s' p'eSs,;il, and c"~' engraving
ever pa. i.hed III Atntsira, 10 be presented ~
g pr ~ tm {" q q. ttih<rr.fr % D. ms,r..i :
A@tth!y. masrztsat 81 trsci Mst ia'.,'y ~
The "r>' iif''d "a nlt,or al he iaehr.n>, ard
t.ils sh..sy sci,scrs..t$ u SURPRISING an crest
and arii~im .xc,s.is be-, acknowledged 20 ,-
size Model Paridi Nassz'u.s of A,ncriea
Tnp engraving, Is -, 81 inches. is rom he
original na,n'i, =. cnii,ed. The Pr N Il. ON
III q of Jui! y @ sa96 e-
The painting took whole year. aud l. con-
ldrit q ii4 tinc>, al ih.. chine !Ist OF Lnuur-
s'is ropui5rIr 'duci,uns ty Li,,lr Vi. SIn.ncet
The engraving wa> he later CT f.,ursves r., b,
brer smlntnI artist s-.jt,i.n Rogers. join,
iaip,n. ana Sainu lInityrr the las, isa med
,aviu2 been Induced come from Eu, .l,e ~
America expressly /" tinlsli II. TIE tngrav-
err have ABBY seconded The succtssiu iaLure
ii HE paiIter None hnt art,.ts can fuiN
appreciate he hk'il aud tabor is,i-.,rd III,
hIs engraving. The g.herai ttiari-,s yer,
ine and impressive, aid the deiiratr finish to
the head- viii bear The most u,nn,r ainsimc
ION The union Of line and ~Iipp!e il cx,-
Gated w'ih unusual ability. and herr ekiltiu.
com oinaiion has greatly contributed to- tc
success of the cngrsvcrs in his u,suc passe,;
pf''"f of ihelrar isti"sr y. Mus. s-4
THE work ON the engraving alone cost over
seven Thousand bllArs. b. sitics he c.ISi ui
:. h. copyrigtts, and ir acknow edged II, COM
pehni judge ihc most { sberaiei. hni- he'd
,taIg- worh ri nrt ever engraved III Anrtlra
Fan copits at this iisacn.iir, III Pic, urr ,n
h"afv pla Z, paper. "ori $40 each. nrr Z"
-ns give II Hr a pItm,un. 20 cbtiI Sstt,scrihr 20.
ID ~mOre's M"nih'. Magnzinr Y.ary Hut
-ciipii"n my IS, aud 10 ci. (which il 10
nc s'n vi II thr ~u''scrl n,inn) Tor the POI.
Agr an the engraving (whs1 will he ana I, q
cureiy u''n' up IN n ruiitr).
THIS .s certainty The largest. mort liberal
and splendid premium v'-r offrr.d 20 si.gtr.
subscribers hy An, publisher and aff,ris al,
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cnIe All ii, gan wtrk at art. y Pa'ior Piciu.
n;s nrni ~ ion, and n Perpetual rem i,dt r of
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inrmbranrr Us every true Am ti.an.
The nseption oi this III 'gnitc.ns pctur.
viii taketvery "n+ hy surprise, and We do
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not procure anoih that counoInrs 30 much
OF Interest and btauiy
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giving luil particulars. viii be h'nt To- My
address. post free. All re-. Ilt at Is cents AID
dress, /Dcmorest' Monthly. S3S Broadway
Ny
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Sta es are running t'rce times week
between Berlin and Waapaea, Wis.
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BILloUsSEss When you feel Niliou-, ~
gtPPrthe tGhgnt ruatad hitter fast ~ ypur
auth. n: ia 'hr, Str kri ~ bt ifnf4th sve
@hk. n isbl+spa.ntufass ,da1 ~ ysH.rd,.
S'"aaa"h and-Livsr Invlg"ra,o- rnsrssng and
"Vtn'ng. M i'currd, This NJ aiar nus So 80
. Il IN pr'v'i., PRACTICE f.n ni,4Al.i~ ot tsrr,
.cnrs IN all r"mpiains ~ III. s'u,nurh anas
i.Is''f. aud mas g'v~n tusv.rS hes1 g, /, 4 ,>isc
ZION in nearly ev.ry casc !,S
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Last as LeGta : :,

.R EM 1NlXG ;;n.iffniy :. In 80 10 -. anc 81.
"a k""",ha. Stage, ri W,sc,n>'ns sov.5 lS"
4, y.c Ti.onias Mnni"r J. n
:ffiit" Hn'dtu OQc;hirk and sitrst.p
3 mlug iarni'nH Paync II !.
hOpk III, John paujn. M t4
Kaufman Michxei te!pr>un Nil s.
ri ridgr Tyler P-ge .ief"l
Loninie Edwin II Wilcox l..
Mayhem ti>r,~,
H. ioi owing i,;;rrs were lcf "a I'll 2ufltt
siih nj eng prop ir~tsn,ped or ii,ecid
Edward Edward Wright Miss Anna
luAh.rd K. sGtiIH WneeIera !! n.
Lc"lr K;v. d
call for odrefu sd kstess and give the ds e,ei this
li-;. s.AvttE-b ca = FRA>rZ. +. N
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EVIDENCE OF SUCCESS

Egjm in Essrtcs trem the Ken,sta 7eie,r"t,h Q
Feb. 1874. 10 o.
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The Brokcrs' and Bankers Capital Question.
Assessor webster stu remains confined TO hts
house under an attack OF pneumonia which, how
ever, not Of serious nature, ana II s thought he
win be able to resume his duties In day or two.
In the meantime his colaborers, Messrs wadsworth
ana Lewis, are compiling material OF all the inter-
estng facts possible IN reference TO the great bank
ing institutions oi this city, whose directors
and corp orators have for 30 long a time
succeeded IN adroltly eyading the law and
pilng up untold millions OF grccnbacks To their own
credit. Taxes that weigh 80 heavily upon the indus.
try a. well ~ upon the laborng poor of the country
demand that the parties who control and WELD large
moneyed interests, deriving therefrom Immense vain
and profit should likewise be compelled to bear
their Just proportion and be made aIncnable 10 the
laws however high or exalted their position NAV ne
To this end the WHOLE energies or the proper oicers
are now directed, ind there ~ an undontcd d,spo.
stion on tncr part that "uscc SHAH be done though,
the heavens fs.v
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LETTER rnum SENATOR wlsor.

The Austin Texas Republican publishes the fol-
l0sing letter from senator Wilson on The proposed
division Of that state and acknowledgements
wAsIIrSGros, Jan. 4, 1899.
Il. ". TURsER:-
DEAR SR-your communication OF the 18TH uIt.
found on my return from Massachusetts this morn.
ing. l can he but deeply interested IN the subject
matter OF which II treats. Concerning the project OF
dividing Texas onk you have no reason OF appre-
hcnslon on that score; for hardly think there
twenty members or Congress who would look with
favor upon the proposition.
AZ TO the matter u ACKNOWLEDGMENT that will he
LEFT 10 tue states; but would bc sorry Go see any
thing more stringent than the fourteenth article.
The Iewer diSffaEf .semeata we con get along witl
safely, the sooner We sa.f Est ct of c,.I ~rcscur
troubles. There may be SJinr mss aii1 rtesrHt ~
convenience, but the prIncpe ! /. =. ~ te rght.
and on the whole best.
hope the people OF Texas viii adopt good con-
stLtution, aud be soon represented IA Congress.
Very truly, yours n. WILSON,.
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next day. Having coaled up she resumed her
steamship looks az il she had been heavy weather.
with her bowsprt ana headgear all torn away but
1T Is said that she rode well all the voyage and did
not seem at any time distressed by the gale or tho
cro2 aaa
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James Cooper Lord.

We regret to learn the death of this phiiantropic
merchant, which took place In this cy early yeser-
dar morning. For the purpose OF aiding the moral
progress OF the poor In the First ward, where be
transacted his business, Mr.. Lord, some nine years
ago, formed IN association OF six personal friends
and founded the "First Ward Industrial schooI,v
which was the means OF training up 10 honest, IN
dustriOus lives many children who would have
almost inevitably been added 10 the criminal or ut
least immoral,s population OF New York had the
school never existed. He subsequently established
q Tree reading room, and did much towards improy-
Ing the social condition OF the workingmon en-
poyed at his iron works In New Jersey, and was
actively engaged In erecting two churches and estab
fishing library for them and for other poor per-
sons AZ the time OF his death. Mr.. Lord was noble
hearted, generous patron OF the lower classes and
active ally IN all deeds OF philanthropy.
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This well known Journalist, editor OF the Yonkers
statesman died at his residence in Yonkers on Mon
day last aged nfty-five years. He was the son OF
wealthy merchant, and received an excellent educa-
ton at Princeton College, whence he graduated with
honors. He studied law and practised for some time
In this CITY, but eventually abandoned the profession
and became connected with the New York press.
He was for several years an assistant and for
time managing editor Of the Courier ana Enquirer
OF this CITY, This paper he left for the purpose OF
taking the management OF the Yonkers Statesman,
which has been for q number OF years the most In
nuental republican newspaper IN Westminster coun-
ty. Mr.. Smith was man OF marked literary ability
and was skIlful and successful journalist. lie
possessed large number OF friends, all OF whom will
sincerely regret hi5 death.