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b. CAPRON & CO., under the Halliday
"A Q House, have constantly on hand all kinds 81
fresh Family Groceries, Flour Feed, &c s W1,l
Iishment In the city. The highest cash price paid
for all kinds of country produce. 49,
Goods delivered to all parts OF the city. az
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~ DoAN, dealer in Dry Goods, Staple and Fan
Sc CIV Goods, all kinds Of Cloths, Ready Made
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats and Gaps.
&c &c Let it be remembered, that we keep
nothing but irstclass goods, and further. will
not be undersold in this or any other western city
Kenosha, Sept 18th 1867. lyIo
& Kimbalrs Block, Main st. Kenosha, Wis.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

wNI M. DICKHOUT would inform the citizens
Nv ofKenosha and vicinity that he has opened
a new barber shop over James Mathews store,
where he will be found ready to attend all custo-
mersin the line of shaving, hair-cutt.ng, dyelng,
shampooine. etc Give me call and try me. %
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NHEAP CASH GROCERY.

No. Kimball's Block Kenosha, Wis
All kinds of Fresh Family Groceries kept constantly
on hand, and sold cheap can be bought at any
other establishment in the city. The highest cash
price paid for all kinds of country produce.
FB Goods delivered Free, to all parts of the city.
Kenosaa Sept. IL, 1867. 1ytf
p. #. HARER.
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sRFMIUM HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP

HDREMIUM HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP.
LIMPERT & BEHNKE, Manufacturers end
Dealers in Harness, Saddles, Trunks, Buffalo Robes
and Blankets, Whips &c.
Particular attention paid to Carriage Trimming,
80 Main Street. First Door north of simmons Store.
Kenosha, Nov. IA, 1867. 40
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nv FLOYD wooDwoRTH, N. D.. Physician
. and surgeon Located opposite Liberty
School House, Woodwork. Will be IN office every
Saturday, P. NJ July sth. 1863 fly6
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Gold, yesterday afternoon, 11als.
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wH DRESSER, AttorneT and Counsellor at Law,
VE procures Soldiers arrears OF Pay, &c
,-so 1tf IKanosba Wisconsin.
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MpYRON A. BAKER, attorney and Counsellor at
I'VE Law, Real Estate Agent. and Justice OF the
peace. Conyeyancing and Collection of claims
promptly attended to on liberal terms once N
Kimball's Block, cor of Main and Park SIS. iyIo
KenoshR "sconsAH'
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up o. GoTrFREUSEN, No. 76 Main ct. Keno,
, Ed sha. General Dealer in Watchrs, Clocks and
Jewelry, Cutlery, silver and plated ware. musical
instruments &C. 1 have secured the services OF
one of the most skillful workmen IN the country,
Enabling me 10 do all kinds Of repairing on snort
notice and in toe most satisfactory manner. come
in and examine my stock. American Watches
sold atvery small profits. -
Kenoeha Oct. 10, 1867. Ay1s
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KENosHA BUSINESS CARDS.

WAsoN LOTHROP. Book Binding, at the sign
% of the Books, near North ward school house.
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ma CROsIT. Blacksmith and Carriage Maker:
- $3.50 roodJ, for sale 46tf
" HS Eano a." ~ isconsin
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MJ A. PENNOYER, NJ. D.. Homeopathic Pnysi.
clan and surgeon. Office at Water Cure. ;"
Family medicine cases suppied or reflled. 46
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, April 1e, 1870


THE LOUISIANA CONTESTED ELECTION
Mr.. STEVENSON, (rep.) Of Ohio from the Committee on
Elections called the Louisiana contested election
Hunt against Sheldon. lie said that Louisiana repre-
sented BY but one member and necessary to decide
this in order to bring the from that State
Mr. ScHENCK. ep) of Ohio, objected its being consd.
cred at present view of the pressing public business The
question put whether the House would consider now
and it W as decided in the Affirmative
NJ cm,u.savn NAViaAIIoN A,rIai OF THE IOWA IOWA RIVER
who introduced bill declaring much Of the Iowa river
Iowa, as lies north of the town of Wape to be
passed.
the United states Circuit and District Courts for the
day of September. Passed.
THE HUNTsnELpoN ELECTION CASE.
The House them halpast twelve proceeded the
sderaton Of the Louisiana contested elscon of Hunt
sns ss s%Ss % sna 1as Sn s that s.s ea
minority report being that Hunt Is entitled to It. Mr.
who made the majority report addressed the House
Mr. KERR !dem) Of Ind. who made the minority report,
Mr. SHELDON trep) of La, the sitting member advocated
Mr. STEVENSON closed the discussion and II was agreed
that the vote be taken tomorrow
ExPENsEs OF AN INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
ON
Education Labor in the Investigation Of charges against
the Commission Of the Freedmens Bureau, which was
BILLS 1NrRopyorD AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. DAWES, (rep) of Mass-For the construction Of
breakwater In Barnsabe Bay
ao FL P S the
fix and establish the number Of enlisted persons in
By Mr. BUCK, Of Ala-For grant Of lands for railway
PURPOSES.
Mr. STEVENSON, from the Election Commitiee, made a
minority report OF four members Of the committed In
OF the right of Mr. Segar representative at large from v
The House then, at Eve o'clock, adjourned.
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THE PERILS OF FINANCE.

A Sixty.twO Thousand Dollar Wall Street
TransactiOn-A Broker Buys Bonds, Fails to
Pay for Them and is Missing.
member OF the banking firm of Dabney Morgan
d Co.. No. SO Exchange place, last evening re.
ported to Captain Keso's office, in the Central
Police building, that he fears his firm has been vic.
timzed out OF the above amount by brother
broker.
From his statement 1t appears that on Monday G..
W. Thomas, member Of firm of brokers doing busi.
ness at No. AZ Exchange place, called as their Office
ana represented that he had an order for s82 900
seven per cent first mortgage bonds Of the Kansas
Pacia c Railroad, and negotiated for their pur.
chase Yesterday he called between twelve and one
O'CLOCK, and secured this amount In bonds. One
was numbered GIT, the others $3.50 to $3.50 tnclu-
sve, ana 6,00l to 6,C20 inclusive. The bonds were
given to him, and, with co0red porter and O clerk
OF Dabney, Morgan Co., Thomas lett for his Oflice
where he was to give them the money for the bonds
Arriving at No. AZ Exchange place Thomas requested
the clerk and porter to remain while ne went out
on the street for certified check. They waited
put ne 1aed to return up to the hour for closing
DanKs. me supp0siti0n is that Thomas-whO Is
Junior member or the firm, and who made no men.
uon OF tne transaction to his partner-has left for
tne country; but this may not be the case. Urgent
business may nave called him elsewhere, or he may
su De In search Of the wherewlthal to return and
SATISFY the claim OF Dabney Morgan Il co.
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THE METHODIsTS.

The New York East Conference.-The Little
Difficulty in tho Methodist Book Concern
The Ghost OF Fraud /, aised by That Min Grit
RepOrl.
Bishop Ames presided yesterday at the session Of
the New York Method I Episcopal Conference,
East Prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Hunt, after
which Dr.. Harris read letter stating that 1t had
been found impossible to embalm the body of the
late Bishop Kingsley, who died April at Beyrout,
Syria. The Freedman's Aid Societies submitted o
report that they had instructed % day scholars
an expenditure OF S1S0,000. They desired the sup.
port OF the Conference little while longer. A
tgate the condition OF the Methodist Book Con-
Germ was, on motion OF DR.. Curry, put upon file.
The minority report OF the same committee, on mo-
ton OF Dr.. Curry, was laid upon the table
Rev. DR.. BUCKLEY, one OF the friends OF the mi
norty committee moved to reconsider the vote, aud
said, amid great excitement, II believe and l say
tins without impeacling any mans motives that an
attempt has been made, and s now being made, to
ject OF this diicuty"
wondered that Bishop Ames allowed him to pro-
ceed. lie called the gentleman to order.
Mr.. Buckley was sustained by the chairman.
Dr. CURRY said he objected to such decision;
he wanted the words or Mr.. Buckley taken down
upon the minutes. and the decision of the Bishop
appended SO that he could bring the decision before
the next General Conference. Upon the demand or
Dr. Curry the words were placed upon the minutes.
that motion to lay this minority report on the
table without discussion seems to me TO have a
striking slmlltude to what have just said as to the
aforesaid attempt to suppress.
Dr. CURRY again objected and appealed from the
decision 0f Blshop Ames to the decision OF the
house as to whether Mr.. Buckley should be allowed
to proceed.
Bishop AMEs ruled that DR.. Curry could not ap.
peal from MS decision to the house for judgments.
His decision was not subject appeal except to the
next General Conference. DR.. CURRY again entered
his objection on the minutes as to the decision OF
the Bishop, saying that he always bowed to author.
ity, although the Rev. Mr.. Buckley was talking
scandalously.
The Rev. Mr. BUCKLEY. proceeding, repeated his
former remarks, and said that he believed with all
MS heart and soul that the report OF the minority
committee on the Book Concern was the true one.
lie held IN his hand docunAgas which, if the vote
was reconsdered he believed would prove to the
Conference the truth OF MS allegations.
The Rev. WILLIAM WOODRUFF the Secretary Of the
conference, followed with defence OF She majority
report caracterizng the remarks OF Mr.. Buckley as
the most slanderous he ever heard
The Rev. DIR. G. l.. TAYLOR thought they had bet.
ter XIII this snake OF the minority committee at
once IL meant to bring the Book Concern into dis.
rcpute with the public.
motion was then made to lay the reconsldera.
ton motion on the table, which was carried by a
vote OF liz to IS.
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e y r Q p II.
The New Constitution Of France De.
fined by Bonaparte.
Review Of the Democracies, Ancient
and Modern, to jeff Davis,
by the Emperor.

The Inman steamship City Of London. Captain
Tibbitts. from Liverpool the lst and Queenstown
the "a OF April arrived at this port yesterday after
noon. The City OF London landed our European
mall reports, special and by newspaper, In detail Of
our cable news End teegrams dated to her day Of
sailing from Ireland. w
D The German mail steamship Hosatia Captain
Meter from Havre on the "a Of April arrived as this
port yesterday evening.
Brussels letter OF March 80, In the Journal dc
Lte0e, says:-
The GdusOis OF Paris publishes very unfavorable
accounts OF the Empress OF Mexico; according to
that print her state has become much worse, aud an
intense fever prevents her from leaving her bed; IN
word ner situation is sad to be almost desperate
know from the best authority that there is, hap.
Dily. not word OF truth In that statement.
Tho receipts at the Italian theatre, Paris, when
Nine. Patti made her reappearance In the character
OF Linda, exceeded 10000 francs.
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AonArM suao nemvery frankly that he didn't think
ship could DO without an executive onicer. There
upon the committee agreed TO keep him In the Dill
Inen someeody thought ne had better DO left Out,
ana motion was carried to reconsider the previous
aoQon to leave him in. To-day Q motion was made
70 dispose OF the matter finally and to retain the
ranx OF executive omcer. II was carried by vote
Of nve to four. The committee VIII probably get
through with the bill about the time Congress 10
ready 70 ADJOURN.
The Cabinet Meeting.
The usual Cabinet meeting was held to-day. All
the members were present except the Attorney
General and the Postmaster General.
Distinguished Arrival.
Vice Presldent Coifax, who became father yes
terday was today congratulated by many Senators
and other n1ends on the addition Of son to his
: n sDanish Shows OF War.
A telegram from Havana, dated this afternoon,
says the Spanish Bank has loaned to the govern
mont 81, .0. without interest," to finish the war;
A Soatherner Receives q Judicial Appoint.
is ment.
Judge Humphreys, Of Alabama, is to be appointed
Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court or the Dis
trict Of Columbia In place OF Judge Fisher. VINO Is
about to be nominated United States District Attor
ney for this District.
s, Nominations.
The following nominations were sent in to-day:-
10 be Constsls--Edwar Johnson, Of Arkansas, at
ssvie; Hsmtcn Richardson. cha '' Of Wisconsin,. st
Acona; Samuel 4. Day, OF Florida, at PlctOu; VIII
liam II. Faxon, OF Connecticut, at Curacao.
lana; George Lount, to be Receiver Of Public Mon
eys at Prescott Arizona; John G. wise to be assist
sns u &c N e ;on Steven
EXTRAORDINARY herosm.
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FORTY-FIRsr CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON. April IL, 1870.

WAsHINGToN, April IL, IoIV
PoLYaAMY IN UTAH.
Mr. CRAaIN (ep) Of N. H., from the Committee Ter
rtores reported with amendments the House bill in aid Of
the execution Of the laws in the Territory of Uahin
ton to poygamy, &c. He moved to make the special
der for Monday next but objection being made the motion
was not acted upon.
The amendments mako material changes in the pro-
visions Of the b passed the House. few sections
@ as
for and for labor and per
ss sSss E s1s
e ON IN thc Committee m. on Az
e assisted in taking census
G Se up the rssou
MT sp Of w. moyed to postpone
Mr. SUMNER lrepJ Mass, that the sonsidera-
oo
little a. time for fear OF the crocoes He would not say
DSyIs ds%' q ky opposed he proposon
so%sTl:iIns committee power specially delegated
Md called for The ,Ss special order ds' A AA Usp' OF
* Ess'
5 Of the case of
The Georgia bill was then proceeded with.
Mr.. POMERoy (rep) of KAN, gave notice Of amend
ment declaring The existing State government to be
tary dsc and directing the election Of members Of gen.
eral assembly and their assembling November 23 1870.
Mr.. WILSON, (rcp.) Of Mass Withdrew his amendment to
make way for further amendment BY Mr.. Williams to Mr..
Pomeroys amendment fixing the election of members Of
general assembly tbs Tuesday after the first Monday Of
November 1872 and prohibiting change In the clause OF
the State constitution allowing the Legislature change
time Of election by which the term OF oalcs shall be
M 81 sfsS
fore IT can take effect
Mr TIproN ep) Of New then addressed the Senate He
held that Georgia had slrcad bsn declared admitted to the
Unon that the withdrawal or the military the turning
OF the government the civil authorities and the admission
OF from the state TO sc ats the House at
the last session. proof of the fact All was now
necessary for the Senators from Georgia
ward and take their Seats He attributed the present cop
cation 10 the ambitious designs disappointed
who came before Congress in the hope of fuherng their
schemes
The discussion continued by Mr. HOWE rep) of Wis.,
and Mr. NORTON, (de, Of Mnn d, without taking vote
at i've O'Clock the Senate adjourned.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, April ~, 1870.
REPORTS.

REPORTS.
Mr TWEED reported complete bill constituting a new
board OIL Supervisors In New York, which ordered
third reading makes the Board Of Aldermen Supervisors
as formerly.
Mr.. MURPHY reported the General State Election law,
which was referred back with report complete
waited railway In New York.
BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the United States Mutual Benefit Company
O. new YORK Incorporating ST. John the Bapst Benevolent
tonsion Of the Brookyn Pospeet Psrs bs
@ M saving: Bank OF New York; nppropra;ng
Ior tne hudson River State Hospital for the
ersGon police court house In the Third judicial dsiic
Msw roTk c,ty; relative 10 the jurisdiction Of police
Sranay rePas OF the canals creating new Board OF
70 !ne brookyn po!ce apptopratnR Si50000 for omeo
Patnc Asym Al Middletown relative 10 In Brook
Nnabns e0mDensatou Of sepograpb In The courts
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MONUMENT TO DANIEL oCoNNsLL.

An adjourned meeting or the O'Connel Monument
Association was held last evening in O'Conner's
Hall, corner OF Third avenue and Fify.eight street.
II Is proposed to erect monument TO cost
100000 IN the Park to the memory or Daniel
O'Connell.
Twas resolved last evening to appoint commit.
Tee OF three IN each ward In New York city
brooklyn and Jersey City to receive subscriptions.
The amount Of subscription Is limited to Si from
eacn subscriber, and no money viii be received ex.
eept from residents Of the clte5 named,
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TURKEY.

The Religious Excitement from tho Papa2,
Council.
telegram from Constanttnopls OF March 20, res
ports on the above subject thus \
The Armenian population and the Ottoman gov;
ernnient are much excited by q telegram from,
has been arrested IN Rome. the ooncession2!
made to the dssdents by the Grand Vizier are vcry
significant. lie accords them Chancery ana Sl
special scat thus constituting them civil combanyf
and two Churches for their worship.
, A mect'ns OF the sect was held yesterday at the
were nominated. -
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WASHING ON.
Postal Telegraph Operations In
Switzerland.
New Mexico Knocking for Admission AZ Q
State-A Grand Telegraphjc Project
4 Submarine Cable Between San
Francisco and China = The
General Amnesty Procla-
!. q nation Postponed.


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William Schoen. aged six years, OF No. l14 Fifth
street. was run over by frightened horse last night
in Fifth street and was badly injured. he died about
nine 0clQck
The New York herald., 1870-04-13

Of Kings county, authorizing the donation OF CITY lands IN
New York TO . homeopathic hospital
The Arcade Railway and Pneumatic Tunnel bnls were
made special order for tomorrow.
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed on Saturday at 1921
-Grasshoppers have done much damage in
the southern part of California.
Three general appropriation bills have yet
to be considered by Congress
1t is not positively determined that Secre-
tary Fish win Immediately retire from the
Cabinet.
The quarantine war in New York is driv-
ing many vessels to Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Boston.
The steamer Henry Chauncey is safe.
Shortly after leaving Aspinwall she broke a
shaft and put back.
Notwithstanding the mass of business
yet before it, Congress, it is thought, will
adjourn on the 10Th of July.
Military have been sent to drive the negro
sauatters from the farm near Fortress Mon
roe of which they have SO long held pos
session.
"A few days ago the Indian agency at
Yankton, Dakota, was destroyed by incendia-
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

TOR SALE-THE STEAMSHIP VIRGIN AT
II public auction at Washington Navy Yard
WEDNESDAY, July 13, at IL O'Clock M.
Win he sold at public auction, at the Navy Yard,
Washington, ID. c., on Wednesday, the 18th July
next at IL NJ, the staunch and fast iron side-wheel
steamship Virgin, built on the Clyde, 1864;
Length 220 feet; breadth, 25 feet; depth, IL feet
carries about four hundred 1900 tons, measurement
goods; has two osciating engines, 4SX6o In good
order revolving buckets on wheels, and two tubu-
lar boilers, built Of = iron, in fair order The boil
ers were subjected 10 hydrostatic pressure OF 20
and tight. Draft OF water, loaded, feet. The
anchors, chains, boats and all material on board
will be sold with the vessel. Terms-One-f fourth
cash on day OF sale, and remainder on removal Of
vessel from the navy yard.
The vessel can be examined at any time during
the day. ..... IT
T. G. BANFIELD, .
613m mth9t Solicitor OF the Treasury.
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Alderdce, wiletts, from Georgetown, D. c., at Pro-
schrs j.. G. Hickman. Robinson and S. L. Conant
Gerr1sh, hence, at Gloucester 10th inst.
Schrs e. s. Potter, Potter, and David Wasson,
Iapey, were loading at Charleston 10th inst. for
schr ]. B. Myers, Elwood, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Richmond nth inst.
schr sarah Bruen Fisher, hence, at Wilmington,
sc6r Minnesota, Phinney, hence, at New Bedford
i1th inst.
schr John II. Perry, Kelley, for Philadelphia,
sailed from New Bedford 11th inst
Schr Cohasset, hence, at Fall River 18th inst
Schrs George Nebinger, Smith, and Aid, Smith,
sailed ON Fail River 10th inst. for Philadelphia or
schr Isabella Thompson, Corson, hence, at Bristol
schrs L. Blew, Bucsaew from Somerset and
Northern Light, Harper, from new Haven, both for
Phnadephia passed Hell Gate 18th inst:
Schr william b. Mann, Rogers, at Jacksonville
1ith inst from Savannah.
schr i. b. Eyerman, Corson, from Charleston, at
schr Ella Matthews McElwee, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Jacksonville 10th inst.
schr Seguin, Call, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Schrs General poe, Nash, from Philadelphia Qight-
6ouSe no % 'eoaf 9r & MoSe m NSra ao ,s ins renOn
Schrs +. G. Willard Parsons, and Redondo,
Moore, hence, at Portland 10th inst.
schr J. w. Hine, for Philadelphia, cleared at New
schTs Penn, Smith, and Ida McCabe, Pickup,
hence, at bridgeport, Conn.,, 18th inst
schr Pathway, Hayley, hence, az weymouth l'th
instant.
Hudson, Hair; j. Williamson, Corson; c. A. Hayden
Harrison; and L. A. Danenhower, Grace, hence, at
Boston 18th inst
Schrs sophia Wilson, Walls, for Farmngdale, aud
Sarah Watson, Smita, for Richmond Me-, TO load
for Philadelphia, cleared at Boston 18th inst
MISCELLANY.
The Newburyport Herald says:-Schr Hiawatha,
| Lee, belonging here, was into by an unknown
| schooner on Wednesday forenoon, while coming
from the shoals, and had her bowsprit and headgear
carried away. IL was thought that the other schr.
/ must have sustained much more serious damage,
hut a thick fog at the time prevented close eXami-
nation although IL could he that her sails were
damaged, quarter and boat stove, etc. The Hia-
feet OF the bow.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
| Captain Aylward, OF schr Mary and Eliza, before
reported wrecked of Beaver TAIL reports the buoy
| mara In the location OF the Old Newton Rock some
| 200 fathoms to the westward of its proper place,
which circumstance occasioned the stranding and
| loss OF his vessel.