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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

ANOTHER AwARD.-The Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine not only re-
ceived the first premium of our late
Chicago Mechanics Institute, but has
this week again received the first pre-,
mum OF our Illinois State Fair compe
tition as usual very strong. This
makes four consecutive years that this
NADINE has been exhibited at and re
ceiyed the first premium from our State
Fair This machine is unprecedented
IN its success-amid its great COMPETE
tion-redecting much credit upon the
Wheeler q Wilson Manufacturing
Company Chicago Press and Tribune.
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,rerrfEsge asfrav in Arkansas.

VAN buren,, Ark, Oct, 15th-After
aregimental muster which was held
here to day, three men named Rufus
and jackson Coyington, brothers,and a
son of the latter, were killed by two
brothers named Silas and Ben Ed
wards. Several others were badly cut
and otherwise injured on both sides
An old feud existed between the par.
ties, but the Edwardses who have long
been the terror Of This part of the state
are the aggressors. While trying to
make their escape they were overtaken
by the constable and his poSSe and
lodged in jail. A large crowd nearly
succeeded in taking the prisoners from
the constable, and hanging them in
the street, and afterwards surrounded
the Jail for that purpose, but were fin
ally pacified.
The people are much excited, and
it is feared the prisoners will yet be
lynched. It is the most atrocious
affair ever known here.
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SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
cELgBRArED ranrAT,E PrIr,s.

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, IL
d., I'hysfcSdn hrtfdorddnGry to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfaing in the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject 1t modeate all and
moves all distractions and speedy may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it i peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of great Brita in, to prevent counterfets.
s.f-. CAUTION.
These FIs should not be taken by females curing tie
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy as they are
to bring Miscarriage, Jut at any other time they
are safe. M
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion, Pal
ptation of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills
will effect when all other have failed; and
although powerful remedy, do not contain iron cao-
mel antimony anything hurtfu to the constitution
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
Which should be carefully preserved. 4 w
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (lGte l. c. Baldwin & Co.)
Rochester, NJ Y.
B.-$1,00 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized AGENT will ensure bottle, containing SO Pills
by return mail. 1y1S
Sold by WHEELER & CLARK, and F. ROBINSON, Kenosha
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What Northern Men Must Submit To.

we want every man, Democrat and
Republican, to read the following pass
age in the speech of I'll. Y. Johnson,
the Douglas candidate for Vice Presi-
dent, delivered in this city last Friday,
at the Douglas meeting. We copy it
from the authorized and official version
in the Sentinel. Read it carefully, and
ponder it well:
81 repeat the question, are we ever
to have peace and repose? Yes, under
Douglas and Johnson. No, 10, the
election of ne one man con do it, you
must begin at the constable Of your
magistrates district, and go up TO the
chef magistracy, and plant yoatr foot
or eUery mans neck aoho dares to sag
he aciU interfere aoith sl00ery ANY
WHERE" Great applause. Indian
apOiS Rep
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Tho New York Tribune in noticing
the recent Republican victories, very
properly remarks: The moral Of TIKI
Pennsylvania triumph is cork" Let
the Republicans of Wisconsin heed
the moral. Work incessant, deter
mined and vigorous, has achieved
the almost unexpected triunphs in
Pennsylvania and Indiana. Work alone
can gain Republican victory in Wis
consin; a feeling Of security coupled
with inactivity, win be defeat.
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COsM.EEER CEaaE.
Office Of the Kslosha Telegraph


GRAIN MARKET.-The deliveries Of grain
at this port CONTINUE to be heavy and the market
active An important advance in treigats 10
Buffalo aud other eastern lake ports has reduced
prices fully cts per bushel. At the date Of our
last issu, freights were not above 12a13 cts per
bushel, but vessel owners demand higher rates
and shippers have now to pay 20 cts to Buffalo.
Any concession in these prices would add so
ianeh TO the current value of wheat: The foreign
adyices continue favorable for fair export de.
laand.
We quote No. fife wheat at 56a86l-2 and
extra club and rio grande to mill at 87a87 Ia
Barley under liberal receipts hiss given away
about cts, and we cannot quote good samples
81 about 56a60. Oats for the local trade continue
steady at 20 cts.
PROVIsIONS.--Potat are steady at 20a25
g ggs bring lOall cts, butter l2alS.
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AIl#onor 10 rR.e Noble Germans.

Al Hh0ROF 10 GEae Noble dsesEaasls.
All those localities in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, where there is a
large German population, gave greatly
increased Republican maiorides at the
late elections in those States. The Re
.publicans acknowledge their indebted
ness to the Germans, for the brilliant
victories achieved on Tuesday, the 9th
of October. So it viii be found in
Wisconsin; the German Republican
vote, will on the 9Th of November,
greatly exceed that of any former year,
aud help swell the Republican triumph
lin the State.
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The fatal sore throat disease among
children Diptheria) is prevailing in
some parts Of Du Page and Kane coun-
ties, in this State.-We learn that one
family at Downer's Grove. Du Page
county, has lost five children by the
disease. Chic00O ,y0zlr0n1
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The population of Louisville is 20
172; of these 5.4Ol are blacks. lThe in
crease of population since 1850 is 27s032

JOHN D. PARK Esq, Chicago ILL.,,
DEAR S1R--Scovills compound Of
Sarsaparilla and Stilligia or Blood and
Liver Syrup, is meeting with unprece
denied success in this vicinity. As
an Alternative and Blood Purifier there
is none better. The large sales of
which are sufficient guarantee to
their MEDICAL VIRTUES. take pleas
ure in recommending it to everybody as
an invaluable Blood Purifier.
J. J. SAPLIFF, Chemist and Drug
gist,
Pitsfeld ILL.,
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In looking over our Democratic ex>
changes which came to hand before the
result Of the Pennsylvania election was
known,we find they. were generally CON
tldent ofsuccess, and freely expressed
the opnion--as goes the October state
election in Pennsylvania, so goes the
President election in November next.
They viii now without doubt, hasten to
revise their opinions as soonas pos sible.
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'itsfeld I'll.
Ggg See advertisement.


WONDERS WILL NEVER CEASE
1t has been the great aim of invent
ors of sewing machines, for many years
past, to produce the "dou61e loop stitch"
in an Improvement SO simplified and re-
duced in price as to come within the
means of all families, for their own fam
lily sewing This Improvement has now
been attained in the Family Sewing
Machines now offered by the "Chicago
Sewing Machine Co." They acknowl-
edge no superior, either in point OF du-
rability or rapidity, for all kinds Of fam,
lily work and tailoring purposes. They
are offered to the public for the paltry
sum OF $25 to $50 each, all complete
with stand, table and other equipments
ready for use. For further particulars
read their advertisement in another coll
umn of our paper Chicago Journal
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The Prince in New York.

NEW York, Oct. 13.-The ball in
honor to the Prince did not open till
l2, owing to the breaking down of
part of The flooring, which necessiated
the playing of the anvil chorus, by a
party Of carpenters. The Prince open
ed the ball with Mrs. Gov. Morgan.
He next danced with Mrs. Hoyt,
daughter Of Gen. Scott. The ball was
q decided success.
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Republican Victory in Nebraska

OMAHA, Oct. l5.-Oficial returns O
the Nebraska election are in from al
the organized and settled counties il
the Territory. Mr.. Daily Republican
for Congress, has 1872 majority.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18

Two sfoRE U. S. SENAroRs.-The
terms of Senators Fitch of Indiana and
Big1er of Pennsylvania, both expire on
the 4th of March next. They have
served the dough faces well, and their
places will be supplied by two good
Republicans-the Legislatures in both
of those states being now largely Re
ublican.
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Snow

PoTTsvlLLE, Pa, There was
q slight fall Of snow las night, covering
the hills to the depth of half an inch.
BIEGHAMToN, n. ", Oct. I4.-Snow
fell here last nightto the depth ofabout
three inches.
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sjEEeER R FED.

In Caledonia, Wisconsin, Oct. 18th, $780, by Rev. F.
G.. Sheriff., OF Fulton, Rock Co., Wis, MR.. ROBERT F.
ROBERTS. and Miss MARY A. MOORE, both of Racine
Th married par, have given the best poss evidence
of future in lie, by promptly feeling the printer
In this city on 10th INST by Few J. Lothrop MR..
SAMUEL J. MAGILI, aud MISS FRANCIS NJ. WINTERS,
all Of this place.
Married at Brighton Oct 18th, by the v.Mr. Thomp-
kins, MR.. J.sW. NORTH and MISS. NJ LEACH, both of
Brighton,
EEsis
DEED.
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GIVES UP THE ELECuoS.-The n.
y. Hora5d Democrat has an article on
che meaning OF the late election in
Pennsylvania and concludes as follows:
Let the people II, oHsectionS aoac pre-
pare Tor the RUE Of a Republican Pres
i.5e3lt utter the 4tb Of Hayeb ieet, for
such as the decree Of the Pennsylvania
election.
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A Card to Young Ladies and Gentlemen.

The subscriber will send tree of charged to all who de
sire it. Recipe and directions for making simple Veg
etble Balm, that will in from to eight days,
Pmpes, Blotches Td FreckJeS, Sallowness and all i'm
pures and roughness Of the Skim leaving the samoa
nature intended should be-Sof, clear smooth and
beautiful Those desiring the Recipe, with full instruc-
tons, directions and advice will please call address
with return postagel
- JAS. t. MARSHALL,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST,
3m11 No. 80 City BUILDINGS. Nav Vorb
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ESPECIALLY 10 THE SICK
DIR. V. G.. PRICE.

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3A -yaH orally, ut
KENoSHA City Hotel, on Friday, Nov. I'd,
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DR. PR devotcs his whole time to the cure Of g.
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H. a1s Dy y ~. oy showing No posons or harsh
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discouraged to cali upon US, costs nothing as oonn
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Important to Females.

= az G. "a e e 9 EREAN'S PEE.Es,
Prepared by Cornelius T. CheeSemda, d. d., N Y. City
The combination of ingredients in these Pills are tho re-
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painful transformations, removing all DISTINCTIONS whether
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To Married Ladies', DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are in
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Cheeseman's Pills doing all they represent to do.
There is condition Of the female system IN ach5ch
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reSsStble Tendency Qfe medicine TO restore Tie serial
functions to aoT3aJ condition. that e0en The repyoduc-
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Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything in
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pany each box. Price 81 Sent by mail on enclosing 81
to the Ge1efdt Agent.
sold by one druggist in every in the Ua:tad States
r. B. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for the United States
lG5 Chambers street, New York. to whom all soua
be addressed
For sale b. Wheoer Clark, and by F. Robinson, Ke-
nosha; Bodies, smith q Co. Chicago. IY4
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OHIO.

The Republican majority on the
State ticket will range from 10000 to
10000. Congress, 10 Republicans, s
Democrats. Legislature largely Re-
Dublioan ..
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~ The will of William Garth of Bourbon Co..
who was one of the victims of the Lady Elgin
calamity, has been published. Besides provid.
ing for his family, he leaves between ffty and
&ty thousand dollars to found a college at Paris
ourboD county, KY.
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kENosHA 90. BANK.

KENOSHA 90. BANK,
VIII give immediate attention to collections, and vii
remit on day Of payment -.
Buy and sell Exchange on the Eastern cities.
Uncurrent Notes, Cold Silver, and Land warrants,
Bought and Sold.
Interest paid on Special Deposits
win draw in sums to suit purchasers the prncip
cities of Great Britain, Germany, Ffaace, &C.
H. W. HUBBARD, pa JNO. @. COLEMAN,
II Cashier. President.
BeRosha, Sept. 20, 1860. 1y14
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n4~Herschel V. Johnson said, in his

FL NoTSCnCI '. JONHSON saIU, N his
speech at Terre Haute: "Abo Lincoln,
the great Rail-SplItter-I own twenty
boys (negroes,) any one can beat him
at days work splitting rails, and give
him two hundred. 7 would prefer any
one of them for President, SO help me
God, to Abe Lincoln"
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INDIANA.

The Republican majority for Cover
nor, will not vary much from 10000
Congress, Republicans democrats 4.
Legislature, Repub lean majority in
the House 20, Republican maj. in Sen
ate 4; majority in joint ballot "a.
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AT wilmOt, on Monday, Oct. 8th 1850, RANSOM. son
Ransom and Mary Ann shotlif, aged year, seven
on the morning Of oetober 9th, oHARLEs F. BLIsH

aged thirteen years and six months
The death Of this promising and ingenious boy has
brought deep sorrow to large circle of relatives and
friends he had So many marked traits OF Character
that those who knew him but slightly, could not
help being struck with the genuine nobieress of his
ture. Loving and forgivng almost to fault confding
and supplemented as little child open, pure and gen
the uncl0uded summer sky he came reach
ing the ideal of true boy He was quick to appreciate
earnest to do he patient to forbear His seniors
found him o6edient and unaecty respectful his teach
him docile, and conscientious in the discharge
of duty; his companions in years knew him the boy
entirely honorable, self-deayng and manly; the poor
and Borrowing met ready friend in him-one whose
feet eagerly about to distress, but whose
der sympahies and ahiuent good far outran his ab
y to execute. In word, Charley YVES Hei0er8dt ia
gorite What can be said of few boys is 10 be said of
him. that there rested upon his name, while alive not
single dishonoring blot and TO day. his memory has the
fresenes the purity and The fragrance OF spring flowers
Surely consolation can com? to bereaVed friends from
considerations such these the relatives of this lament
ed child have much to console them in their deep alic
ton. -H.....
The writer of this notice was with him. in the closing
moments of his earthly life. During the ow-moving
hours of an October night witnessed MS patience ur
der serings the enEe Though racked With bod
lily pain though wearied with watching and with
exhaustion, not syllable of complaint, not petuent
word escaped him He lay meeky beneath the heavy
hand of Sickness il he in light, but dreamless
sleep. Though he felt that he soumoned from earth
life possesses most iacinaon, yethe not unwilling to
go. He went cheerful to the rest of death, he
might co. evening" to his pillows repose after long
days rambe in the summer woods Or play in the mead.
ovs He 4new where he going lie heard the call
of spirit voices and his yfung soul gladly said 81 come
Young as he was he kaew the meaning and experienced
the comfort ofhose sublime words and sustaining prom
ises in which Religion abounds. With wonderful ia
mliarity and with the most beautiful appropriateness
did his mind dwell upon and his tongue utter sentence
after sentence, taught him by his parents from the Book
ofBooks.
And thus, in the radiant morning of Of Autumn 3
loveiest days, with his little weak hand in the strong
the Valley oftha dark Shadow with all who trust in him
did ourlitte Charlie pass onward through toe portal
which opens upon the life Eternal. Not more gently
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-18
CITY gsEtS or r HEOsHA.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S PULMONTC WAFEgSi

D 4 AN - u A4AON4O w AZ q EsD i.
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No family should be without box of
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No traveller should be without supply Of aas
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
.E in his pocket.
No person win ever objest to give for
BTyan's PuimOniC Waters
Twenty-Five Cents.
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Sold by WHEELER CLARK, and T. RoBSsoN, Kenos a,
nd all good Druggists. 1ylS
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The colored population of Phil>
adelphia is from 90, 600 to $4,000. They
own property to the amount ofnearly g.,
100000 Of dollars and have schools and
churches valued at from 1900 to 5000
dollars each.
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I-T The great fair recently held in ST. Louis
Welded to the Assoc alto a profit of IL ,O00-
AooYe $4,000 were expended in premiums, if
reports are correct, and other expenses are esti
mated at SIC, 600.
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s The vote in Pennsylvania at the
late election, was larger than ever cast
before in the State by several thousand.
The Republicans in that state, conf
IDENTIFY expect to carry the election OF
Lincoln by fifty thousand. The fusion
which existed between the Douglas
and Breckenridge men, is already
broken up, and each faction has deter
mined to stand by its own electoral
ticket to the end.
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ANXIOUS TO DIsCUss.-According to
the Kenosha Democrat, there are dis
tinguished orators and stump speakers
among the Democracy in the county,
who are anxious to display their talent
in discussing politics. IF there are any
so really uneasy and FESTIVE for debate,
why will not the Democrat announce
their names ? Wherefore the necessity
of all this modestv?
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COMPLIMENT TO DEMoCRATs.-T
Oshkosh Northaoestoyo says, the Dem
oeratic orator George B. Smith, made a
speech at that place last week,i in which
he uttered the following pathetic senti-
ment;
"You may fool Democrats with hard
cider, and you may fool them with
whiskey, but you can't fool them with
Oak Fence Rails"
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nifcant Republican majorities
Last news from the Election
PENNSYLVANIA

Republican majority on governor
80, 1862 Congress, 81 Republicans, and
4 Democrats. Legislature, Republican.
majority in Senate II; House Rep.
maj. 81. f .
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Grain Trade.

The Chicago Press and Tribune of
the 18th ofOct. says, the shipments of
grain and flour during the past week,
are the largest ever made from that
city,
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P. G. Waters of Carlinville I'll. dug
a sweet potato on the ID inst measuring
four feet long.
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IL FRAY.

~ Game into the enclosure OF the subscriber in
xEssSsg the town of Randall, Kenesha county on or a.
- bout the 10th Of October lust, Three COLTS
One yearng mare colt bay hind feet white up Che fe
lock, few white hairs in the forehead. The other two
are tToyear old cotsone brown mare no white; the
other bay mare star in the forehead hind foot
white ue to the ieeck The requested prov
property, pay charges and take the same away.
J. B. SHELLEY.
Randall, Oct. II, 1860. 4w19
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CRIME N NrH YoRK-Judge Ingraham of
New York, upon empaneliDg the grand jury on
Monday. found no less than twelve murder casca
to be brought before them, aud had in his hand
a list of thirty murders in that city, committed
since the first OF May. He noted rapid increase
of crime within a short period and intimated in
plain terms that it was probably due to the re
cent legislation respecting capital sentences.
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Notice.

The Committee of the County Agricultural Society," to
whom referred the question of the propriety of c6arg
ing me location Of the 5ocetys Grounds, are requested
70 meet at the all of the Society, Saturday the goth
aay oil Octoberthe day Of holJg the county conven-
1on-at 10 O'Clock a Aprompt and punctual attend
ance is requested All persons Interested in the question
before the committee are invited TO attend.
HENRY LINES, Chm ~