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The Republican CON .re--lonal commI,,c.
wAsnINGToN, Jan. CO rhe following Is the
Union Republcan Congresslonal Committee as ngreed

WASHINGTON, Jan. CO rhe following is the
Union Etpublcan Congressional Committee agreed
ON by the Republican caucus tonight;
Alabama Representative Charles Hays Arkansas,
senator :. ". Dorsey, Gallo ana, SENIOR \. A. Sar-
gent: Florlda, Scaator n. ConOvcr Illinois, Senator
John A. 10 .s lndi ma, Representative VI. Hunter
Iowa, Representative j mes wilson Kansas, Repre-.
sentative ". a. Phillips Kentucky, represent alive
John -. White; LOUISA senator j. H. West Maine,
Representative Eugene Hale; Massachusette, Repre-.
sen auye Hely /. Pierce Michigan. Representative
Jay A. Hubucl MINI sofa, Representative IA. - STRAIT;
Mississippi senator Jas. l., Acorn; Nebraska, Senator
". Htchcock; Nevada, lapresentatiye VIM wood.
hu n; New Hampshire, senator 4. IA. Craxn; New
Jersey, lc rcseniatiye C.. II Sinnckson New Yors,
Ropr ,scntRttyc Tnps C. lntt North Carolina, Rcpr.
sem native Ino. A. LYMAN ONO, REPRESENTATIVE Chas.
Foster; oregon, Senator Jno. H. Mitchell fenns, J.
Nauti senator simon Cameron; Rhode leland. Repre-,
sentative l.; W. Bal9u south Carolina, Representa-.
A. :. Wallace tennessee, Representative Jac 20
~ Tnoinhurgh, Texas, senator Morgan Hamilton
Vermont EeprcsenlatNe {. II. Joyce, Virginia, iiep.
rrerntatyr Nm. ~. H. StoWcll NiscOnsln, Repre-.
sentative J. NJ Russ Iiah9; pelegate Ihos. v. SEQ
Dcle.age S. Ii. ElRns Washington, DELEGATE o.an- .
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Lawrence 10 BE- KcIcnsed on BaiI.

Application was made TO Judge Benedict
Yesterday to M an amount Of bail for On lrcs L. Law.
renee the sinu glcr. District Attorney HISS that
the prisoner was under twenty one indictments for
forgery Involving loss 10 the Government Of i30poo0
There were also about seventy indictments Tor frauds
upOn the lie shOwCu one instance m winch
Lawrence took his lctlon flA5 900.
To turn such loose upon small "a, whoa II was
beeyed tnat the prOcc of crimes
ia good real estate Mr.. Bss denounced US muckeIy
OF Justice. Judge Bencdct hNei the rail- a. 10000
"Can give the t4OUOu DnilP" asked the reporter
of Lawrence, who was in Court.
s'Ccrtaiuly," WAS the prompt answer.
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The seventh Icrimcnl's Move for an Armory

The Seventh Regiments armory committee,
consisting of i've from the boari OF officers and three
from each company. organic, last evening. Col Elm.
mons Clark was elected President Major George Moore
After getting al The money possible from me active
members aud the Veteran AHsOclntiOn, subscription
lists viii De circulated. II II calculated tnit nearly
100000 viii be raised Ia tue regiment anu about tue
SAME amount In the veteran Association TIC sub
6crptiOns now neary $4,000.
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CHICAGO. Jan. ell body of a swede
named Peter Nelson found yesterday near the coal
mines OF @ christ Co., half mile south Of Rapid
CITY, Illinois His wife testified at the Inquest TINT
peter had been cross to her and mad accused her Of inn
deity recently aud that yesterday nQrnlig sue gO OUT
OF bed cary, TOOK small axe, struck MN repeatedly on
the temple and nishcd the deed ~ cut ing hif throat
afterward drawing the BODY across the road TO where u
WAS found. The nlurdcress has been taken To Rock
Island and committed to Ja
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fIGnr INA C0URr Room.
Womnn's SpitefnI Resentment OF What
She Considered a Lawyers Insult.

An assault and battery case, in which
Mrs Jane Miller, Of the Willow Haven Hotel,
wa plaintiff was before Justice Mills, in Bay
ohhe' Yesterday, Counsellor WIN. Clark, who
appeared for the defendant, applied an cpl
met 10 Mr.. Miller which she considered insult
eng and sprlnging from chair, she gTaspcd the
9YNls law} ser by the coat collar. Before she had
thHAtn him, Clark raised his cane aud struck
". Miller on the head. Mrs. MilleTs son went
the fchef II his mother aud "A lively row fol-
SSNeu' ln which the chairs and judicial seat
''te overturned. The lawyer was badly beaten,
~ Yesterday afternoon he was served with a
s""Iant ~ arrest on Mrs Mlllers complaint Of
s'dull and battery
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A DerouI,,pp civ Tren.uror.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 29-The disappearance or
Smith n HAYES who retired from the office OF the CITY
Treasurer CoVngton, KY last MONTH ana the suose
ouent discovery OF dencit In his account OF some SIX
teen n, nd dollars has caused much excitement in
That city Mr.. HAYES was MN OF nigh sLandnS, ana
many doubted the ruth OF the reported deiacAton I'M
III Tic reception Of an undated letter sg ed nY NM IN
which he Wedges the crime, and nais he money
spent In drinking and gambling Inc clJ VIII ho'
suffer, ~ the suretea are ample.
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ALouisyiIle Murder.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 29.-ren days ago Henry
Harris while in company with Moie Adriano' Vaude'
VILE actress was approached by W. q. Sharp IN Old
friend and paramour OF the woman. sharp was inoHl'
Gated ard In his drunken stupidity Imagined Harris
was cndeavoring 10 establish himself IN the favor OF
Adrlane He shot Harris In the ttonach, then picked
up the woman, sprang into his buggy ana escaped ne
Was subsequently captured, and IL now In IAN Harris
a ad In Isl MINT
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Arrived-sArvHDAr Jan. 20.

Arrived-sATURDAT, Jan. 20.
Steamship HOLLAND, London mdee. and pass.
Steamship Cleopatra Savannah. mdae and pass.
Steamship Georgia, Charleston, mose and pass
Steamship A, bemarle. Lewes. mdse and pass
Steamship Panther, wilmington, N. c., naval stores
steamship Liberty Cienfu ,gos, lugar ana .oOaeoo
Steamship China, Liverpool, n lse and pass
SHIP Sterling Liverpool, mdse.
Ship Santa Clara Bath. IN b illast.
u ak Dora, Pernambuco, sugar.
BARK Lucie lladman, Antwcrp. mdse.
Brig Fearless, Santos, coffee.
Brig Goodwin, Malagi, fruit.
Brig james Miller, Pernambuco, sugar.
u IL Kronprnz. RIO nero, coffee.
Brig Adels, Santos. coffee.
Brig johanna, Marseilies, mdse.
htO the usual river and cOast wise vessels.
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The agent Of tine "Newark brotherhood Of
Christian Churches" Il 10 have oil the saloons In the
city closely watched to-day and the propretors Of such
vi hte the sunday law are TO be arrested the
OF all persons seen entering saloons Will as lar
practicable, be secured and the persons Viii be
ugpu As
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eo.C,'oo,,sipg by the Heat Of the sun" "science
H,2'' Ch,nese Artificial Pearls" e. Wonderful
Vesn,.sW Joaquin MhleI's new novel. "The Pink
sds.n'sn ana array Of nne stories, poetry essays
Teh,nt1tet &c. In FrdnI TISSUES Popular Afithig foI
no" ready. price 20 ccnts, for l2B pages. 81
i.sl.. tulhs FOR sale by all news agents, oT Frank
~''"'' o1' Fcarl street. New YORK city.-AdU.
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ToRoNTo, Ont, Jan. 20. The Globe to-day
publishes aleter from Archbishop Lynch OF Toronto
TO the Premier IN which he says that the priests in his
diocese are strictly forbid len TO make the aar or
pulpit OF their churches the tribune OF pOlllcAl
harangues for or against any party or candidate,
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. .29-The Ohio river at this
point IN consequence Of the continued heavy rains
throughout the entire valley has risen rapidly for the
last twenty four hours. Since yesterday II has been
rising the rate Of three inches hOur. e'denc Is,
stores &C. aloag the levec rapidly hllnR and the
occupants nearly all ned elsewhere for safety The
sul eontndcs aud II Il feared Will cause great
damage Ia river properly. No loss Of life yet re-
.rlnAf rnIn Inlan M nrl
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MANsFIELD OHIO. Jan 20.-While brakeman
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Clicago Railroad
Yesterday morning attempted TO maze three card
monte man refund 5000 which he had Won from negro
on the train Orrve, the gambler shot he brace.
man through the knee aud then escaped Toe brake
mans injuries are serious.
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A Preparation Of Rare Merit.

monlcos syrup trial will be convinced stands AZ the
head OF ali Cough medicines. A. ID. NELSON, D0bbs
Ferry, WGetchester CO., n. f.-Adp.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC Jan. %, r. g. Bleyer
Of this city to r. Rothschd Of Mott Haven. Cards
MAYERs- LENENE.-ln tnia city, on the 2Sth inst.
Mr.. Abraham Mayers OF BrooKlyn, L.. l., to Jennie,
daughter OF Benjamin Jevene, ESQ., Of tins city. No
rda
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DIVORCED.

FINLAY.-In the city Of New YORK, on the goth day
Of January 1875 by the Hon Joseph r. DAILY Judge of
the Court OF Common Pleas. Cathartne finlay from
James Finlay. Cause, cruel treatment
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8usintss noirts.

=. Rupture Cured BY Dr. Marsh Prineip.l Of
late Marsh Col at his old ONCE, Veeey (AetOr
House) no up town branch.
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81 ch serfully testify that have been TO the
and had two teeth extracted wnile under the innn;
ence OF laughing gas. felt no pain Whatever. and
the gas produced no Injurious or even unpleasant
enects. 49, ,,. -
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story, 1.-THE Amateur Detective will soon he
gin In AunrOs GiriS and BOvs Of ADler'cd.-Adv
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90 buy furniture, carpets, and bedding cheNp
for cash az d. NJ COwpeTtnwalt Co.'S, lb5 ind lbf
Chatham st.-idU.
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ENG

&c Truss al IA broadway, oeofe buy ing any other.
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Open Sundays from 10 ms The SILK elastic
truss easy during Sleep sold by Elastic Truss Com
pany, OS3 Broadway, supersc les metal trusses
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The evening toilet receives its perfectlna touch
from Laras Bloom OF Youth the beauty II mpaits Is
natures own. Sold by all druggi'ts.-AdU.
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CTS 1T COMING. >"-Bshon Snow. the qualified
Interpreter ot prophecy, VIII preach in me lhiv T.
sitY, Washington square tndas, at {; 4. Nj sea 3
chan
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Members Of the Twenty second Regiment de-
sfrous on contesting the adoption OF the nrw uniform
viii address, In confidence, Loun Dauer, SAO BROADWAY
ada
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Try "Uncie sans Cough Cure" Mt Twenty
CENTS BOTTLE, for Coughs, Code. aud Throat
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"Mischieyous Matt, or Mirth and Mystery,
will appear In the great Boys paper iran. Lssne
Ov1 and Giris Weekly. extra supplement ana p'e'ai'
free, Feb. e-AaI. -.
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oliver Optics

with whAt2 DillOusness. Quirk's Irish Tea
will remedy the eyll. Prize" 20 cents-Adv'
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h,u, r, Manfred, specialist in nervous diseases,
"e"p New I0fE.-Ads.
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"The Gayest BOY 10 New York" the, great
sensational story now ready in the DOys orMs World
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Frank Lcslie's Poplldr Monthly for February
20 cents -AdU.
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BkIsSN or Win CnsRRY. 90 cenis and H.
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mlRINE TNTELLI0ENOB.

MINIATURE hLNANAc-rHts DAT. -
sun rises. 12 sun eets.... 10 Moon SETS. 81
men wATER-Tnts - -
sandy Hook10 10 Gov. lalanu11 90 Hell Gate. IL "
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RtIialons ilOtlits.

At 1T. AUlsISTINE'S CHAPEL Trinity
~ PARISH, temporarily at 3i2 aud 2Bt Bowery. bet.
Prince and lou ton sis gers are al~aYs welcome
Rector the Rev. Morgan DIX. : I. D.j Clergy An in
charge, Rev. Auhur G. kimner. VI. A. tn SUNDAY scr.
vices 1880 and $50, tue sun lay school A. blo
and 3, and the In 'u.tr Sc ool. ~ witch nttc girls
are taught tn sew without charge, ever, saiuriV er
noon III p iipIc elias for uGu~ meet every FRIDAY
evening at The music OF tA. cnapei Is congregation
a., IN al every service all tn seats are free.
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VNHR SPIRITUAL INVESTIGATING So
II cicty meet at Macpherson Hall, corner Hth ~
aud broadway. Conference and spirit Circle ~ ~
and ~ y. N. AL are Welcome.
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NNIE EVA FAY, the celebrated splritua phy
~ sica tes' medium, ltely from the Quecu's drawing
ronms. Henoy 81; Lnndoni also rystd Palace,
Sydcnham endorsed hv Wn. roo -. F. r. - anu other
members Of tle RIya . ciey. W y e.," htr m ryeous
too if tds evening ~ her elegant ora Niue
rooms ~ West 2ith It. Opposite ffth Avenue lioieD
a L N.
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n isl OF st., corner u Concord, tul II rdi e.
frtfcn. that eloquent exponent OF spriiuA philosophy.
VIII addrss the DrookNn society OF sp.rtu 80, or
Curch Of the AHirtt. Sunday evening 80 ~ ucluCN
suhlacti" who's AMI ?" Solo ma Cnngrt 80 On lg-
ing ccompanic bv organ aud cornct Chidrcn's Pro
gre ,siYe Lyccum at lug4 A. NJ.
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At TuE wAINWRIGuT MEMOnIAL

n CHTKCH, corner West lin ST. an Nnycrey
place the Rector. Rev " T. Esh ri. ~il deliver ne
fourth In II lectures on" Pnpuu Sscptrl -m,
SUNDAY evcans. Jan. 80. Services, lOjO A. NJ AMI s')
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25
FORTH OF JULY.

In pursuance Of public notice few
of the citizens of Bristol met on Tues
day evening, May 16, inst, at the Town
Hall. The committee who were APP
pointed to attend the meeting Of tn
city and the several town committees
held in the Court House, May 8, unani-
mously reported in favor OF county
celebration in the city of KeDosha. San'l.
r Leonard, r.. F. Roberts and Jas. M.
Kellogg, were chosen a committee OF
arrangements TO represent Bristol in the
joint county committee:
The following was offered by G..
Williams, and was unanimously adopt
led.
Resozced. Tha: the citizens OF Bristol
here assembled, would respectfully in
struct the chairman of the board OF
supervisors Of the town of Bristol to vote
for county appropriation of $5Oe, fol
the purpose of county celebration, o.
| the one hundreth anniversary Of the
independence of these United States
provided such appropriation is lawful
and provided further that the council o.
the city of Kenosha appropriate like
sum.
On motion II was voted to appoint 9
committee of FIVE to collect the fact.
with regard to the settlement and
organization of the town of Bristol and
any other facts OF historical interest con.
nected Herewith. 1t shall be the duty
of this committee to call meeting of the
old settlers and shall appoint one oftheil
own number to co!late, arrange and
record these facts and shall present Q
copy to the county historiographer that
the same may be read at The centennial
celebration in Kenosha in accordance
with the recomm endstion of Congress.
Iessrs ID. A. Mahoney, Jas. M. Eddy, Fl !.
s. Thorp, G. III. Ward and w. r. Marsh
were chosen said committee.
/ On motion it was voted to adjourn
Sam'l r. Leonard Chairman,
r. F. Roberts Secretary.
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Attention Subscribers .

All subscribers who have not paid their sub
scriptions to or beyond the first OF June are
urgently requested to make paymentimmediate-
ly. The time to which every subscriber has 5s
paid except q few whose papers are sent Slngly
or by the carrier, is printed on the paper i'm
mediately following the name, so that every
subscriber can see on every paper the time to
which he has paid. The amount due properly
belongs to us, and the subscriber who, does not
paw with holds from us the money justly our due.
We made call for payment the first Of
January and many nobly responded for which
they have our thanks. But we are sorry to say
that those who were indebted the longest and
owing the most were not Of the !, number. on
several subscribers on occount of payment.
On the first of June we shall stop several more
subscription books and lists of non-paying
subscribers.
Among the most provoking subscribers are
some who are abundantly able to pay but always
make what they, pay cost. more IN labor and
trouble to get it than it is worth. The only
proper way to deal with such-a way which, we
intend to adopts to collect what is due at their
expense and then discontinue their subscTip-
tiOnS
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DECORATION DAY.
State of WISCONSIN. |
A Proclamation by the Goverao,

In accordance with custom which has lie ORR
Gin in the noblest impulses OF the human lreast,
and its sanction In years of continuous usage
hereby appoint Tuesday. the Both day of May, asa
day for the decoration Of the graves of our 5ariot
dead. 1t is earnestly recommended that tie day
be observed by all our people (under the diect1on
of military companies and posts of the Grand
Army of the Republic, wherever such oreaniza-
ton exist, in manner BETTING the hieh pur
pose for which it is set apart In reveYenfv hon.
oriIg the dead soldiers Of the Republic, We may
not add 10 the imperishable luster of thei fsme
but we may, If we Will. as we lovingly strev thar
graves with the. flowers OF spring, kindle in on :
hearts such patriotic fires as gowed in their's hnt
q little while ago, and there solemnlv resolya to
SHOW nenceiorSn by our honest zeal Tor good
government. that the nation's martyrs in the
cause OF human progress did not die in vain.
IN 'es''mhony whereof, have hereunto set my
mana and caused the Great Seal of the
tsEAL.l state of Wisconsin to be affixed. Done
at the city of Madison, this seventeenth
day Of May, in the year of our Lord one thnneand
eight hundred and seventy-six, OF the indenend-
cree OF the United States the one hundredth. and
OF the State the twenty-eighth. " '"' "A0
BY the Governor: oD11N0 04N
PETER DOYLE, Secretary of State.
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CLOSE OF VOLUME So.

With the present number-53-we
close volume So And as every volume
requires year for its completion the
TELEGRAPH has been published thirty
six years. It was commenced in June
1940,and in June 1915 it will be SO years
old During the thirty six years the
TELEGRAPH has gwen much local and
considerable general news, thus becom-
ing a repository Of history. Il has pass
ed through many changes and been con
siderably improved. And, notwith-
standing its impertections, it is believed
that the present volume is the best of
the thirty six. In number SO we gave q
description of the Centennial Buildings
with Illustrations. In tie present num-
Der we print Centennial letter giving
an account of the Centennial opening
and other matters of interest. And we
have made arrangement by which we
expect to receive a Centennial letter
every week which we trust will be in
teresting to the readers of the TELE-
GRAPH. With these remarks we close
volume SO.
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DECORATION nav

AL Al soldiers and Citizens are requested to meet
O'Clock p. NJ, and from there proeeed to the
ptqonc cemetery in order to decorate the graves
OF our fallen heroes.
ane com mittes after consulting with some OF
Ine uay THIS year in quiet way and to dispense
WIN some OF the ceremonies heretofore had on
account OF the near approach OF the Centennial
CeleDraton of the Fourth of July, and not to de-
that event.
Let not the simplicity of the ceremony prevent
US Irom the Observance of the day.
IL Is to be hoped that respectable procession
may De formed of those who are drawn to the
graves OF our soldiers, not by the pomp of the
occasion, but by the genuine sympathy and re-
heroes.
Al! who can possibly do 90 are requested to
provide themselves with bouquet of flowers.
COMMITTEE.
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ANNUAL REUNION OF OLD SET


The annual reunion of the Old
Settlers Of Walwerth County will be
held at the Court House Park, in
the village of Elkhorn, on w ednesday
the 21st day Of June, 1879. Public
exercises will commence at 10 O. clock
A. M. Every old settler of the
County, On which all who have re-
sided in the County 25 years or moro
are included), is hereby cordially in
vited TO come and participate in the
annual greeting. Our earlier set
tiers are rapidly passing away, and
it becomes more necessary that those
who are left behind, should, each
year, attend the meeting and fill up
the ranks, that the institution may
be perpetual. Hon. Pliny Norcross.
of GAINESVILLE, formerly ofthis County,
will give the annual address st IL
o'clock A. NJ, after which every
body is invited to take hand in re-
counting the events of the early days
of our County. Let every one bring
his bread and butter. Coffee and
tea will be furnished by the local
committee. Let every one turn
out. E. ELDERKIN..
EIkhorn, May Is, 1875. Cor. Sec'y.,
p. S. Each county paper is re-
spectfully requested to insert the
above notice, and allude to the meet
ing editorially.
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The OLD SETTLERS of Walworth
County will hold their annual re-
union at the Court House at EIkhorn,
on Wednesday, the 21st OF June
1876. Every one who has resided
in the county twenty five years is
considered an old settler. Hon.
Pliny Norcross, of GAINESVILLE, form
arly of Walworth Go. will deliver
the address, after which everybody
is invited to take part in recounting
the early history of the County.
Every one is invited to come and
bring his own bread and butter,
coffee and tea to be furnished by
the local committee. A good time
to the Old Settlers of Walworth
County.
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WHO ARE SUBJECT TO LICENSE

There being some questions as to whether
certain dealers were subject to license az
.Hawkers aad Pedlers'' under the State law, Mr.
H. K,einpell. the State Treasury Agent address ed
certain Inquiries to Attorney General Sloan, and
the following, being essential part Of his reply, ia
published for general Information:
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE,
Madison, Wis, May 16,
Hon.. z teia1pe1l Treasury Agent
SIR:-I am III receipt of yours of yesterday
submitting certain inquiries i'll relation to chapter
72of the laws OF 1870, as amended by chapter 1896
of the laws of 1876, and in reply would state:
t. That in my opinion said acts inc Jude cattle
dealers who travel from place to place selling
cattle purchased from others), and that such
dealers must obtSin license as hawkers> and
peddlers.
q am OF opinion that peddling meat comes
within the provisions of the act referred to- and
license is required.
g. Section OF the act of 1876 is in nature of an
exception, and being in separate section the
statute it is the matter Of defence which the
prosecution need not anticipate or notice. Vid
Byrne " State, IL Wis. p. 5l9
a. am of opinion that patent right dealer is
required to take license in all cases, unless he If
the inventor of the article offered for sale, or the
article is manufactured by him sale of territory
purchased from another is clearly within the
provisions or the law.
A. SCOTT SLOAN,
Attorney General.
State papers are requested to copy
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25
DECORATION DAY.
Proclamation by the GOvernOl

Proclamation by the Governor.
We publish in this paper Governor
Ludington's proclamation appointing
Tuesday, the both day of May as day
for the decoration of the graves of our
patriot dead. It is sensible patriotic
message and we hope the people will re
member the day with equal patriotism and
such as BELTS the occasion. The time is
close at hand and we trust our people will
make due arrangements for the decoration
exercises.