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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-10-05
Circuit Court Kenosha County

HOLM II. NICHOLS against Harriet Il; Nlchois'
Cd Summons--For relief. Com (~ervea.!
To Harriet r. Nichols. You are herepy suh INN o
ed and required answer the al be In TaJ a o
ton which will be filed IN the once % az - ser =,
eopv c o Tdu at answer ms S on the city
Of Kenoaa in state Of Wisconsin win If 5w EN-
y days after the service hereof ~ "a Inc t
cay 81 iatn as aforesaid the plaintiff win apply to
The Court for the relief demanded IN the compliant
Dated, October Sd, 1871. a. y: OV Ole,
| 10 of Kenosha, Wis, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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A REPLY.

am very reluctantly compelled to ask
space il your paper, TO answer your LEAD
ing editorial of last week under the ON
inous heading, Internationally shonor.
able-Dishonest, in which, over my
humble shoulder, you proceed to admin
lister most unmerciful hagclation to the
Methodist Society Of this place.
Upon the face Of your article, this
fact is patent Because you claim to have
an unpaid account against member of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, you UNI
cork the Walls Of your Editorial wrath
against an unofcnding church, instead
OF the offending member; a piece of
meanness you could only equal by pub
icly defamlng the fair character Of the
wives Of all those against whom you
have unpaid accounts.
Now, SiI; you have no legitimate, IN
paid account against the Methodist Epis
copal Church Of this place You never
asked the Church to pay the account you
claim. t1
l beg leave to take up each item of
your sweeping charge, and reply in order;
When Mr.. Cheney asked me to do his
advertising for him,T referred him direct
ly to you, and proceeded with him to
your Office. Finding that you were alb
sent I introduced him TO your Foreman
with whom suppose he transacted all
necessary business. After short time
Mr.. Cheney returned and said that some
one from your office would call for com
plimentarv tickets to bis lecture; asking
me to write them, as he did not wish the
same kind used shat were sold FOR cash.
When your boy called for "seven tickets"
/ was busy, So [ wrote ticket to admit
seven. The boy returned with the ticket
torn in two, saying the Foreman did not
want that. asked what he did want ;
and the boy said he did not know. A
short time after, I went to the Foreman
and told him If he would call in I would
write the tickets just as he wanted them.
understood the Foreman that he would
call in FOR them. I did not see him again
till after the lecture.
As TO the Oratorio affair of last June,
[ have to say, that the January previous
[ presented you my bill, aud asked set
tlement Of accounts. called several
times at your office and asked you for my
bill, but could get none until about six
months afterwards
I ordered the bills for the Oratorio on
my own responsibility, and after the
printing was done, asked that it be
charged in my account, as then supposed
that my account against you was larger
than yours against me.
In few days you sent your boy, ask
ing for $3.50, and replied, that I would
pay it, but WANTED nay whole bill.
As to the charge of December, 1867, it
came into my account in a similar man
ner. The Methodist Society having Eoth.
ing to do with it. You say: "the ac
count has been four years standing"'
simply because you did not render your
bill until last July, and we have not had
time to. correct it together; and when
we take into consideration the fact that
my bill against your office, during these
four years, has been nearly if not quite
as large as your account against me, it
will be seen that your charges against the
"Methodist Society,"" as well as against
myself are very Observation-Disclosures
0rable-and Dishonest"
Very Truly Yours,
S. c. JOHNSON.
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Circuit Court, County Of Kenosha

The State of Wisconsin, To Dolly Sisson.
WYOU are hereby summoned and required to an,
y swer the complaint of Lemuel Sisson which
has been fled in the Office of the clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Kenosha County, at his Office, in the
CITY of KenOsha, and to serve copy OF your an
swer us at our Office, in the city and county of
Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive of the day
of such service; and if you fail to answer the com
plant as aforesaid, the said Lemuel Sisson will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
HEAD g. QUARLES,
IS Plaintiffs Attorneys
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V cry Truly Yours.
GEN. WASHBURN OPENS THE CAM,
PAlGN IN SPARTA.
S. G. JOHNSON

vINDICATIoN FRoM THE CHARGE OFF BEING
PRESIDENT GRANTS, OR TIE OFFICE
HOLDERS ANDIDATE-sKILIFUr, DIS.
SECTION of MR.. DooLITTLE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
MARRIED

BARNWELL-ROBEET sON.-In this city On
the e-ening Of the 18th at the Church Of the Ad-
vent the 1T. Rev. Bishop Quintard othciatfns,
40 cards.
There was brilliant sssCmb!sgc to witness the
happy nuptiais Of the talented write, and the
gifted dey0tee Of music. May genius and song,
RAilowed by lave, continue to shed light on their
Journey TO the sky.
NcFARL AND-TAyLoR-In this city yester-
d,y evening, at the re sidence Of ". q. BOswerth,
nv Isaac Paul Esq. THOMAS MCFARLAND and Mrs.
SRREHAS S, TAYLo3, ali Of this county.
PIATER-BUGG-On Tuesday the 18th inst +,
nv Rev J. H. Seeley, THOMAS Platter, Esq, to
Miss MARY LOUISA BUGG, all of this city.
The barpy event noted in the above aaEou7ce-
,,ont oc~nrred Mt the residence Of Ma !. b.
Cheatham, and was witnessed by many friei DIS Of
Inc estimsbIe lady and gentleman mentioned. Il
IA our earnest wish tina! the hearty congralula
tons EXPRESSED on this bridal occasion, as well as
the fondest hopes of the now hsppy husband and
wife. may be fully realized.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
RIVER AND WEATHER.

The river ives stationary at this point
Yesterday, with % feet on Harpe.h Shoals
Weather warm, and cloudy most Of the
day
The Umpire arrived yesterday frum the
Upper Cumberland with 40 hhds. Of to-
bao,o. 1876 for New Orleans and the re-
msinder for Louisville. She a so had 500
sacks grain, 10 bbls. apple brandy, and =
considerable quantity of bacon, eggs and
country produce
The Emma Floyd arrived last night
from Cincinnati.
The Talisman arrived from Cairo. Sha
is The regular packet for Cairo to-day a. 4
I. M-Capt Wiley Sims III command
There were no departures.
The Emma Floyd returns to Or ,cinnati
this evening at 4 O'Clock, in chsrY Of Capt.
Chenoweth, with Capt. Bob W .se in the
Office.
The Eddyvills is the next boat for the
Upper Cumberland, aud will leave this
evening or tomorrow.
The Memphis AgGiaI/6e, OF yesterday,
says:
The river declines less rapidly, and fell
about SIX inches ye 5terday The total fall
has been twelve tet. The water is inside
OF its banks as low as the mouth of White.
Below that point the low lands are still
under in many places. Arkansas river has
twelve feet to Little Rock, and is in good
packet order through to the head Of navi-
cation. White river is high but declining,
and is within its banks.
The Louisville Ledger, Of yesterday,
says:
E7Yesterdsy morning as the tovboat H.
Clay Wilson was descending the falls with
a tow of salt, she struck barge at the
bsad Of the chute, injuring it 50 badly il
sunk in the Big Eddy. Il contained /, 92S
barrels of salt, valued at 1000. It;vilI
prove total loss and was not insD-ad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14

An agreeable entertainment took place
at Concordia Hall last night, by the ANA
teur Dramatic Club, who appear every
three weeks. The piece selected for the
performance last night was 'Sharp Prac-
tice, or the Lear Of Cripplegate, serio-
comic drama in two acts. with w. N. as
Simon Toogood, NJ. S. as Isaac Sharpe Gan
attorney b. as Abel Cute Gan attorney
p. Il. A. as Sheriff Vie. I. 7. as John
BIuat Servant TO Toogood,) B. L. P. "a
Hczekiah, (servsnt to Wise,) Miss X P.
and Miss l. S. us Mrs. Sharpe and Mrs.
Cute daughters 20 Toogood). The charac-
tens ore and all we're ably represented and
tins drama enthusiastically received by the
invited guests present. We may say, how
ever that W. n, who has made some re-
pua alton heretofore as IN amateur, Surpass-
ed al former Efforts in his rendition of
Simon Toogood. The performance was
concluded with a grand hop, which was
criJyed BY all present
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
THE COTTON MARKETS.
Augusta, Ga, April II.


We have no change to report in the
market to-day. The demand has been
moderate and prices the same as on yester-
day, viz: Liverpool middling at 134@13sc;
New York middling 134@135c. Sales 493
bales; receipts 328 bales.
Columbus, Ca. April n,
Market quiet and unchanged. Sales 116
bales; middiDgs I3c; receipts 80 bales;
shipments 76 bales.
Macon, Ga, APriI II.
Cotton-Reoeipts to-day 81 bales; sales
22S bales; shipped SO bales The mak<et
is wholly unchanged. It closed quiet and
steady at 13c for middlings.
Norfolk, april IL.
Cotton quiet; middlings 122@13c; net re-
ceipts III bales; exports to Great Britain
- bales; coastwise 3G4 bales; sales 100
bales; stock 4, 357 bales.
baltimore, April IL.
Cotton dull and nominal; middlings 14k
@.45c; net receipts 100 bales; gross re-
ceipts 40 bales; sales 20ObRles; stock TO-
7S5 bales.
Boston, April II,
Cotton doll; middlings 154c; net re-
ceipts - bales; gross receipts 2,076 bales;
exports to Great Britain - bales; sales
800 bales; stock 13, 600 bales.
Wilmington, N. C., April II.
Cotton quiet; middlings 14c; net receipts
40 bales; exports coastwise 679 bales; to
the continent - bales; sales 43 bales; stock
!, S01 bales.
Atlanta, Ca, April I2.
Market quiet at 1870 for middlings; 1ec
for low middings; lie for good ordinary;
and &c for ordinary.
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Jury OF Inquest.

circumstances connected with the de
plorable death of Preston Eabanks in
duced Coroner Briea to order further ox-
animation by the jury of inquest, and they
were called together at noon yesterday for
that purpose. A number Of witnesses
were examined, but for sufficient reason
we refrain from giving publicity to the
ficis elected in evidence. At first it was
supposed that Mr.. Eubanks had met bis
dsath by accident, but a portion of the
testimony given yesterday might give rise
to a still more terrible Inference, unless
the facts brought ont are otherwise &C
counted for. Until yesterday nobody
scarcely thought Of asking the dreadful
question, was Preston Eubanks murdered !?
The Coroner will call the jury together
again to-day, or as soon sfter as the pres
erce Of witnesses now absent from the city
can he obtained
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Foreign Markets.

LoNDos, April 13.-Consols 934 for
money, 931 for account. Bonds quiet;
'62s, 93; old Sos, 925; '67s, 924; lO-4Os,
894. The bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased E222, 900.
FRANkFoRT, April 13.-United States
coupons, 1862, 81.
LIvERPooL, April I3-Cotton dull;
middling uplands 7s@74d; middling Or
leans 75d; sales 10, 600 bales; 1000 for
speculation and export.
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, April 13.-Gold has been
rather active to-day, opening at 1l04 and
closing az l10s@l103. A few loans were
made at 1@14 per cent. The clearsnoes
were about $4,000 600. At the sale by
the Treasury the entire amount Of gold
bid for was SO, 1915, 900. Awards S2,OOO,-
600 at from no 1G49110.21. Government
bonds were firm to-day on a modsrate
business, and prices show fractional adj
vance compared with yesterday. Stocks
opened steady and active. Stocks have ad-
yanced again. The features have been
New York Central scrip, Hudson, Lake
Shore, Wabash, st. Paul, OhiOs, Western
Union, Pacific Mail. At the close North
western advanced J per cent. Ohios have
been particularly active, large amounts
selling at 5!@5s. Central and Union Pa
cifc bonds were strong at 60. Sales were
made of G. O. and at 914@9l4. st.
Louis and Iron Mountain sold at So.
Money was steady at GOT per cent. State
bonds-showing on Tennessee, North Car
DINA and Georgia. Old Tennessees 6644;
new 664 Sterling exchange 10. Gov.
eminent bonds-1SSls, 1859; do 'G2s, 1124;
do Gas, 1923; do Sos, 1125; do '65s, new,
1114; do CTS, 1I14; do 'GSs. 1124; do 10
4Os, 1888. Currency IS, 115s.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, April 13-The market is
fairly active, particularly with leading job
bsrs houses, and prices as a rule are
steady. The only changes of importance
to note are the reduction Of 10 in the price
of Cabot 42-inch bleached oOttons, which
now sell at I5!c, and 4G- inch same brand
at l7to. Printing cloths are firm at &c.
White prints vary from 10 to lilo. Nous
delaines are steady at 18c, and meet with o
steady demand Glaze and printed lustres
of desirable makes bring 2l@22to. Cling
hams are in steady request and sell rsA
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
E1EsOnle Again.,

His many friends and admirers will, with
us, rejoice to learn that Will. G. Ewing,
of Whites creek, has recently returned
from the Philadelphia College Of Phar-
macy, having attended two full courses Of
that. the oldest institution Of the kind on
the continent, and graduated with honor
in a very large class; and that he has re-
sumei his connection with the popular
drug establishment Of j. @. Wharton Il
Co, on Union street, where he will be
most happy to EeLye all who call. His
uniform courtesy, and his attention TO
business have already made him a great
fayorite, and We AMOUR most successful
future fox hiIu, knowing, as We do, how he
has laboTed to master and make himself
eminent in his chosen profession.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
New Advertisements.

In calling the special attention Of the
psople of Lincoln and adjoining counties
70 the new spring and summer goods ad-
vertised by Nessrs. Wright 4 Wilson, OF
Fayetteville. We feel assured that they viii
ret better bargains ald tinsr articles than
ever before or at any other point These
gentlemen arc energetic, accommodating
and liberal minded dealers, good citizens,
and are doing all business men can do to
build 10 their business, their town and
their country, and We With them abundant
7ucce5s.
Isai:ag of the Medical Society of Da-
wilson county aud Nashville ON Saturday
evening al 3 O'Clock.
TIE steamer Emma Floyd for Cincinnati
to-day.
Ladies' suits al L. & ). Northmans-an
entirely new feature, and one which VIII
TO doubt become popular with the many
lady customers OF this popular firm.
Corinthiar Lodge, F. and A. NJ, have
called meeting tonight.
Shaved poplar shingles, cypress shingles,
flooring, ard all the different varieties OF
lumber Just received by Spain ~ Hawkins.
John Gilgan & Co, Trade Palace, are
offering beautiful line of spliDg dress
goods at twenty cents.
Tarraut's Settler Aperient is recon-
mended by all physicians, AID Is IN tsct
standard medicine.
The Florence sewing machine IS one Of
the best in use, aud withal il simple, re-
liable and durable. John Mcconnell, l52
Church street, is the general egent for
Kentucky and Tennessee.
90 to the tailoring emporium OF John
Browne, No. sc North Summer Street,
and examine his elegant cloths, cassimeres
and vesting5 for the spring and summer
wear. He has the largest and best assert
ment that he has ever exhibited in this
market.
An election for President, Directors and
Treasurer, Broad Street Bridge Company,
takes place on the 2Glh inst.
i. j. Leonard offsIs So reward for the
return of a bay mare, strayed or stolen
from his premises at Caney Spring.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14

There were no new developments In re-
gard to the Nashville postofhce yesterday,
SO far az we were advised, and it will prob
ably be some days before Mr.. Prosser
takes charge.
1t is not often we see city Mayors In a
States prison, but we saw a convict yes
tefday at work at the capitol es q carpen-
ter, who is formerly said to have been the
Mayor of Cleveland. He sent many pris-
oners to the penitentiary, but finally got
here himself. He was working very faith
fully yesterday in making some improve
ments to the Comptroller's State apart
ments.
We understand that an order has re-
Gently been issued for the removal Of the
frame houses erected at all national ceme-
tefies for the accommodation OF tenants
in charge, and that they will be supsrse-
ded by brick houses.
Considerable excitement was occasioned
last night. near the corner of Cherry and
Union, by the collection of quite large
crowd, who would walk up, satisfy their
curiosity. and then walk away, to be fol-
lowed by another crowd. On examination
il proved that the dark object near the
street railroad track was nothing more OF
less than a wooden tray and its contents,
which an unfortunate waiter, who was
carrying some ones supper, had let fall 10
the ground.
The funeral and burial of the late Pres
ton Eubanks, killed by falling from rail
road train, took place yesterday morning,
at the residence of his father-in-law, MIR.
Donald Clarke, three miles from the city,
and was attended by the Masonic Lodge
ftom Charlottesville, of which the deceased
was member.
Lucien NJ. Temple, Esq who IS TEN
Iorarily residing in Sumner, was IN the
city yesterday, and we we're glad to see
that his health has considerably improved
E. b. Fort was yesterday appointed ant
qualified as administrator OF the estate o
the late Mrs. Martha W. Bilbo.
The Board of Directors of the Suspen
sion Bridge Company is now considering
the several plans suggested fer the i'm
proyements and alterations soon to b.
made in that important structure. 1t il
not vet determined whether ths sidewalk
of the bridge shall be removed or recov
cred and the flooring made waterproof, il
order to the protection and safety OF tn
| pirders. The defective timbers will how
| ever, be removed and their places supplies
| with new and substantial material.
Deadeliek street has had another addet
to IFS list Of Magistrates offices, Esquir
W. II. Wherry having Just established hi
| magisterisl headquarters onthe south sid'
of that renowned legal thoroughfare, jus
| opposite Barkhorn's.
Workmen are at present painting an
otherwise improving the Merchants En-
change, On Cherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
The Prize Candy Trouble.

Two Of the three gentlemen arrested for
engaging as vendors, al public outcg, Of
prize candy packages. to which We have
before made reference, were yesterday in
troduced to personal and official acquaint-
arce of Justice Wilkinson, through the me-
dunn of State warrant charging them with
gaming. The accused gave the required
security for their appearance, and the case
was set for hearing at 3 o'clock this after
noon. This trial will probably involve
the question whether public sale of pack
ages containing candy, or other articles,
can be SO construed as to come within the
meaning and intention Of the statute which
prohibits gaming A trial of the same sort
took place in the Criminal Court at Leba-
non, Tenn, two weeks ago, and resulted
in the scquittal or the defendants, the
jury finding that such sales did not, in 8
legal sense, constitute a misdemeanOr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
Personal.

Jos. Shackelford, of Tuscumbia, Ala.
Col. @. Brooks and Capt. L. G. Budd,
Murfreesboro; b F Haynes, of the Frank
lin Journal; D G. Chambers, of the
Union City Herald: j. w Brown, OF the
GalIatjn EIamiaCr; I. Dehoney and
lady, Frankfort, Ky. A. Clark, Lima, Ill. !;
C. c. Hibbett, Dyersburg, and Il. H. Ma
hon, Brownsville, were among the ar
rivals at the Battle House yesterday.
Ed. Baxter, of this city, was registered
at the ST. Charles Hotel, New Orleans,
on Monday last.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
PrncttcnI KcsmI.s ct Life Insurancc

The late DR.. Vim. II. BUrdett, of this
city, who died in February last, was in
sEred in the Life Association of America
for $4,000. On yesterday that amount,
less $2l0, the unpaid part of the current
annual premium, was paid TO his widow
and children by The Association through
its agent, Gen. Gordon. DR.. Blrdett had
been insured about five months at the
time of his death, and had paid the Asso-
citation in cash only S1lO. This is another
of the many practical illustrations Of the
great benefits Of life insurance, and of the
necessity Of every man with al unproyided
family, having policy Of insurance upon
his life AL such ought 20 insure without
delay. To do 50 is a credit to himself and
p duty 10 his family.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
Early strawberries.

Oar old friend and former fellow citizen,
J. }. Tocn, Atlanta, Ga, will accept our
thanks for that package of strawberries
received 10y mail yesterday. The C5,jStiaH
Iadc2 aad So1h5@astora BapttSt, of which
Mr.. Toon is the editor, and which by the
way IS one of the best religious papers in
the country, has the following in regard to
early vegetation:
With our ripe Strawberries on the S.h CT
April, green peas on the lob, potato vines
ten inches high, corn with four leaves,
beans up and growing finely, tomato
plants ten inches high, and other garden
plants near the same advanced stag s, ar }
unmistakable indications fan early spring.
Il is quite safe to assert that our season is
three weeks ahead of former seasons-at
least for many years.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
nashville Grocs,y marnss.

NASHVILLE dC1Co1y kA8EAo~s
sUaAR-New Orleans 9@12c; Demsrara
1870; Standard hsrds 144c; New Or
leans clarified, white, 14c; do. yellow l3c; A
coffee 131c; B do. 1Sc; do. 122c. Re-
fined sugars are little sitter.
MoLAssEs AND SIRUPs New Orleans
stiff at 66es7Oc; sirups steady a. $4,000;
golden strip 75c,
OOFTEE-We quote Bio, common to
choice, 17@191o; Laguayra PIC; Java 27o.
RICz-Stiff at 94@1Ac.
SALT-A little weaker. We quote Liver
pool sack %; seven bushel barrels, by the
car load, 1915; five and half do 81 so
TEAs-Imperial 81. 20@1.75; Young Hy-
son 81 4O@1.75; Black S1a1.25; Gun
powder S1.25@1.75.
FIsH-Msckersl--Nos and 3, 1900 and
800, zoo aud LIS. Sardines 21.O0 .
case.
OHxEsz- Factory is held at 163c.
N4ns-Advanced to So for 1Ods end
25c additional for diminishing grades.
UAHDIEs-Star, light weight, 12@1So.
PowDR-We quote as follows: Dupont
So. 70; Hazards 1915; blasting $t.75;
fuse, per 100 feet, 75c; Sycamore Mills
powder, S6.75.
SHoT-Patent $50 buck 2.T5.
LdoUoRs-We quote common rectihed
whisky ' gallon, 81; Robertson County
SI.75@3; Bourbon Si.25G4.50; Lincoln
County S1.75@2.25; Highwines 81.
BAaGIsG-Hemp 25@28c; fax 800.
OorroE TEs-We quote at $500.
BBooMs-We quote at 2.2533.50 y doz.
SUHDRus-Blacking, doz, 4O@75c,
Washboards $2.75 y doz; Buckets, '
doz., $3.50. Tubs $3.50 nes.; No l
tabs $40 per doz; No. 2 do. 50 per
doz; No. do IS. Starch SIC. Candy
assorted stick $50 2 pound; fancy
assorted zoe = pound. Snuff S7.75 y boz
for Garrett's packed. Matches So PEI
case. Pepper rae. Spice $50. Ginger
$50. Oysters 1925 case for one pound
cans; 1926 2 case for two pound cans.
Canned peaches, 6wo pound GALS, S2.75
y doz. Soda 6tc.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-14
Improvement of the Capitol
Grounds

John Bogart, CT the firm OF Bogart, Cul-
yer & Co, landscape architects and en-
gineers, New York, arrived n The city yes
terday and took rooms at the Maxwell
House. This gentleman comes here at the
solicitation of the Board of Penitentiary
Inspectors having in charge the contem-
plated improvement Of the capitol grounds.
The firm above mentioned, we believe,
we're the architects for some time at Cen
tral Park, and are represented to be equal
to the very best in the whole country. Mr..
Boeart will meet the Inspectors at the
capitol this evening at half-past o'clock,
at which time some conclusion may he ar
N vad of