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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-10-04
LATER FR O.HE EUR OPE.
Arrival of the city of GIosgow.
THF PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN
THE pOPE'S DCMINIONs.

ST.. JOINS, n. r. Oct. 1.-The
steamship Glasgow, from Liverpool wed
nesday the 10, Uio Queenstown goth
passed Cape race at 2 o'clock A, NJ, on
Sunday, Sept 80 She was boarded
by the news yacht Of the Associated
Press, and summary of her news Oh,
tanned.
The news is important. The Sar,
dinians had taken Perugia and Spelleto
and the latest advices, 0ia Queenstown,
are that they had beaten Gen. Lamont
ciere.
The Great Eastern is to be placed
on the grid-iron at Milford Haven.
1t is reported that Napoleon had
been fired upno by an insane man at
tToulon. sHis aim was averted by a
bystander.
The weather in England had been
rainy but was again finer at tina sailing
Of the Glasgow.
The attempt to lay submarine ca
Die between Taulon and Algiers had
failed.
The Sardinians took Perugia after 8
hot fight, and made 500 prisoners, in.
Guiding General Schmidt.
The citadel of Speletto had capitula,
ted, and the ga rison 600 strong, tax
en- prisoners. The Sardinians had al
so occupied numerous other places.
| Gen. Garibaldi was advancing against
Anconia. The late Neapolitan troop
has arrived to assist him in the attack
on that place.
There was an unconfrmed rumol
that the Pope had fled from Rome
The event was generally specuiated up
on. There were also unconfrmed ru
mors that Lamoriciere, with 10000
men, was marching to ward the Nea'
politan frontier. with a view of effect
ing junction with the Neapolitar
troops.
1t was reported that Garibaldi was
exclusively occupied in organizing al
army and navy, the former to consis
Of 10000, while 500 vessels are to be
made for war purposes. There were
indications that he intends going Il
Venetla.
Kossuth was expected at Naples.
The only foreign Ministers remaining
at Naples were the British, Frencl
Sandman and American-the latte
was very unwell.
A Russian envoy had arrived at vi
emma with a formal invitation to tn,
Emperor of Austria to visit Warsaw.
Several officers of high rank hac
been shot at Damascus
The adviccs from M Manchester wer
favorable. The market quiet, but pro
ducers firm.
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Democratic Principles Interchangeable

The first section of the Douglas Bal
tlmore platform declares, that the
democracy Of the Union believe that
democratic principles are at1ach0egea-
"5}e in their nature when applied to
"the same subject matter"
This bold declaration of the Dem
ocrucy, is uttered just lift presumed all
men fools. Every man who knows
anything Of the history of the past,
is aware that the entire northern Dem
ocratic party, formerly maintained the
Wilmot Proviso. Mr.. Douglas once
proclaimed himself in favor of the
Missouri Compromise, and as late as
I848 he voted in the U. S. SEN
ate, for the Oregon bill, which con.
tanned a distinct clause prohi6it51aq
slavery an mat Teri itory. He was
then, and so was the Democratic par
ty, for Congressional intervention
against slavery extension; now they
are rampant for intervention.
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AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

Only a few years since, all kind Of
needlework and sewing was done by
hand; now it is estimated that even
two thirds OF the same labor is done
by the did of machines; in fact, the
the process Of sewing is so simplifed
that not over one tenth of the actual la
Dor is required to accomplish the same
end, In this connection allow me to
state, that I have had one ofthose ella
bor>saying ornaments" tor year past
in my family, and would not be with
out 1t for any consideration. To all
those who are delaying the purchase
of one Of these family necessaries, /
would say, visit the salesroom Of the
Chicago Sewing Nadine Co. and you
will be satisfied in making the outlay.
-Chjcag0 Daily De0ocrat
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Sarsa0arj25o.-This tropical root has
a reputation wide as the world for Gu
ring a certain class of disorders that
aflict mankind reputation too, which
it well deserves as the best Alternative in
use for all scrotuIous Complaints. But
to be brought into use, It's virtues must
be concentrated and combined with
other preparations Of equal virtue. =
Such a compound is found in Scovill's
Sarsaparilla and StiIlingia or Blood
and Liver Syrup. Read the advertise
merit Of Soovill's compound of Sarsapa-
rilla and StilIingia, in our columns, and
we know it needs no enconium from us
to give our citizens confidence in it's
medical virtues.
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Important to Females.

= = - = =
fTepdFeu or Coj@eftU6 H. tAee8eh2@ H. H., AZ. Y. city
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild in
their operation and certain i'm cofrecfig iii ties
painful transformations removing all obsinotions ybener
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side papa
r. t W ia 49,. d., GL ySts SlVclohs, Mysteries
80 ~, - 90 ~ ilt's? 49, disturbed sieed
~ - - 80 - ,''''s
& a-aSlte', III cheeseman's pms are in
regularity Ladies who have bNe fisann0iptad in ba
use of other pins can place the unost r5nfdnre in Dr
Cheesemen's Pills doing an thew rrrresent to do " 80
1rs.,o nan o,,.l,tt;o,, ~ ~, =, -, - -,
II p t 5 " ~ Je'fut9 sgs.eH ~ oIttGe
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Hooaand,s German Ritters

1t is over ten years since this celebrated remedy was
Toduced to the American people. During this time has
performed hundreds and thousands Of the most asonia-
point ha1 lar suppassesany remedy Of the present or
past ages II has acquired this great reputation not from
system OF puhng, but by The actual merit the article
SeH you are afflicted with any OF the disease for
Whch II rs recommended, such as Dyspepsia Liver Com
palh nervous Debility, Disorder Of the Digestive Or
gans It will not fan to ain its reputation in your case
For sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines at IS
cents per bottle. sept
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DEMOCRATS AND THE HOMESTEAD.
The Squatter Sovereignty Democrats
occasionally attempt to persuade the
uniformed, that the Douglas party is
in favor of Homestead Bill. The
Chicago Tribune very justly remarks.
that when one of these Douglas men
claims his party is in favor of the Home.
stead, task him to show you the plank
in the Baltimore platform that says 50,
or commits his party to such a meas
ure." The man who expects the
Douglas Democracy to pass Home.
stead Bill, is simply deluded and
imposed upon. The votes of the Demo
cratic party in Congress, during the
last two sessions, stand in opposition to
the Homestead measure.
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COJREa va r. liz CEaGL.
Office Of the Kslosha Telegraph

Office Of the Kslosha Telegraph
October 4, 1860.
GRAIN MARKEr-Tho receipts of grain at
this port continue good and the market is active
and firm. The news from the foreign markets re.
ported Tuesday morning, caused an advance of
fully cts. q bushel on wheat, but the afternoon
reports noted decline of cts. barrel on -four
in New York, and prices fell off in the principal
western markets 2alcts, and closed tolerabls firm
at previous rates.
We quote No 1 wheat at Sass and extra spring
to mill at 89ag1 cts
Barley is in better supply but the market is toler
able firm, and quotations unchanged buyers pay
NJ 55a65 for good to prime
Oats sell to the local trade at 20cts
PROFISIONS-Butter brings 12al3, Eggs lOa
II, Potatoes 25
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. y y.
CITY BANK OF KENOsHA

ofthe State.
wiIgive immediate attention to all Collections
ness entrusted to it. Remittances made for c. econs On
day Jf payment.
Land Warrants, Gold and Silver, incur, Mt Notes
bought and sold.
Draw direct, in suit, the prineip1 points
Great Britain France, Germany, Holland, Switzec Nor
way, Sweden, &c.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
E. G. DURANT, H. B. ToWsT DE-.
CdSsSeT. PreSideat.
KENosHA Sent. 1st, 1851
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KENCSHA co. RANK

win give immediate attention to collections, and i'll
remit on day Of payment.
Buy and sell Exchange on the Eastern cities.
Uncurrent Notes, Gold, Silver, and Land warrants
Bought and Sold.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
VIII draw in sums to suit purchasers the principal
cities of Great Britain, Germany, France, &c.
Il. W. HUBBARD, JNO. 0. COLEMAN
C0sh1er President.
Benosha Sept. 20, 1860 1y1t
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Ia One Of the greatest novelties at
the State Fair at Manson. was a self
horse raker and loader, to be attached
to any farm wagon. This rake, runs
ming on an endless chain, picked the
hay up from the swath and dropped it
down into the wagon, saving fifty per
cent of the hard labor of getting in hay.
It. was invented by boy named VIM
Dixon.
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New YORK FUsIoN.-The last fu-
sion arrangement in New York is stout
ly resisted by the most influential men
in the Breckenridge Wing. Hon JAMES
T. BRADY, the Breckenridge candidate
for Governor, denounces the whole
affair, and declares war to the end on
the Notwithstanding Douglas
will not get single electoral vote in the
free States.
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SSThe prizes at the ladies edue .trian
display at the State Fair, were awarded
as follows, skill in sitting and managing
the horses being considered the te. t
LIST premium to Miss Comstock of Rock:
2nd do. to Miss Cronke Of GAINESVILLE
Sd do. to Miss. Dennison, of Madison
4th do. to Mrs. Gum, OF Trenton.
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NORFOLK, Wed'y, Sept. 90, go
A brig, name unknown, but supposed
to be the Storm King, has arrived here
in charge of Lieut.. AK Hughes, U.S.N.,
thirtyNone days from Mourovia. She
was captured by the steamer San ia
cinto, Aug. s, 200 miles off the Congo
River, with 6I9negroes on board, who
were landed at Monroyia.
The prize-ship Erie was captured by
the steamer Mochian, Aug, s, and had
arrived at Monrovia with over 500 ne
groes on board, in charge Of Lieut. Don
cyan.
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TEE MIGHTY EEALER.-

Let not Diseages. with its fangs, prey up on
you, until the cold hand Of death hurls you to an
untimely grave. Shake off the feeling Of dispair
and helplessness,, SO liable 10 come upon the in
valid The plant born Of the Sun we place
within the reach Of all. We care not what may
be the specific form Of the tdisease. The cause
the fountain of the disease itself.is impure blood
and through the different channels Of the lungs,
the stomach and the vital organs, JUDSON'S
MNUNTAIE HERb PILLS will pass, mingling
with the blood, search out and grasp and then
expel all hurtful poison that there is in It, Thus
cleanse the blood by few doses of these Pills
and disease,in any form viii dissipate and warn
ish. As the Sun, with its glorious beams FIRST
causes She morning dew to rise as mist, then
growing stronger, casts his burning rays upon
it-and behold lis gone-so cleanse, the blood,
and disease, like morning dew, retreats and van
ishes. There is no blood purifier equal t.
JUDS0N S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine
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to pledge the Douglas Democracy to
the doctrines of the Court. Here it is.
ResolUed, That it is in accordance
with the Interpretation of the Cincin-
natl Platform, that, during the existence
Of the Territorial Governments, the
measure ofrestricti0n, aohateUer at mar
be, imposed By tie F6der01 Constitution
on hepoacer oftho Territorial Leqislu-
tlt1'es oger the subject 0ftbe dom site re-
lations, as the same has been, or shall
hereafter be, finally decided by the Su>
preme Court of the United States,sho'd
be respected by all good citizens and
enforced with promptness and fidelity
by every branch Of the General Govern
ment."
Mr.. Douglas has pledged himself to
the doctrines .of the foregoing resolu-
ton; the decisions Of the Court, which
this resolution recognizes rs authorita-
tive, precludes any interference on the
part Of a Territorial Legislature, with
the right Of property in slaves. Yet
Mr.. Douglas persistently attempts to
delude his followers with the idea, that
his great principle,,' Popular. Sovdr.
ignty, leaves the people of the Terrific
ries free to establish or abolish slavery.
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WALKER SHoT-New Orleans, Sept,
28.-Ten shots were fred at Walker.
amid the cheers Of the soldiers. He
was decently buried by the foreigners
at Truxillo. The natives did not take
part in the execution.
Col Rudler was sentenced to four
years imprisonment.
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Firemen's Reyiaw.

g. The Annual Review of the Ke- 90
-fE@ls- nosha Fire Department, will take s56sA
E&SAse~Space on Thursday, October 18Th, Fszs=7
- 1860, at O'Clock, p. m, on Mar @zsss5ss77Ss
ket Square The different Fire Companies win govern
themselves accordingly
r. ROBINSON Chief Engineer
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Arrival of the Steamer North
American.

FARTHER POINT, Oct, 2.
The Steamship North American, from
Liverpool goth, via Londonderry 21st,
passed here at o'clock this morning,
bound for Quebec. She was boarded
by the news yacht Of the Associated
Press, and a summary Of her news OBJ
tanned.
The news is quite important confirm
ing the report Of the Glasgow, off Cape
Race, of the defeat Of General Lamori.
ciere by General Cialdini. The battle
lasted three hours, and afterwards the
greater portion Of the Pontifcal army
capitulated. Lamoriciere escaped to
Ancona,
Considerable uneasiness was felt il
Paris of collision between the FrencI
troops at Rome, and GaribaIdi's lie
gions.
The hope of more serious compiled,
tons being avoided, was chiefly founded
on the expectation that the Pope woull
shortly leave Rome.
The Sacred College will extend thei
influence to induce him to seek an asy
lum in Spain or Austria. If the Pope
departs, the French will follow his ex
ample, and the Sardinians would a
once occupy Rome.
Tt was reported that Gen. Guyon'
forces would be increased to 10000
men.
The Times says the Papal army ne
longer exists, for the 40, 900 men besieg
ed in Ancona may already be reckonec
upon as General Cialdini's prisoners
The Herald says the Papal army has
been defeated, but not dishonored.-
Lamoriciere was evidently outnumber-
ed, and his forces i'll organized, and
were no match for regular army, led
by able commanders. The Principal
says the result Of the recent battle is to
transfer the King of Sardinia, and the
whole Roman territory to Venetia aud
Cevita Vccchia
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Olivia telegraph
to Londonderry.-Breadstufs, flour
and wheat sold at full Tuesdays prices
orn firm, and held higher, mixed and
Yellow 35s. Weather favorable for
cap provisions.
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RE- The number

Gg~ The number Of entries at the
recent State Fair, was few over
eighteen hundred being two or the
hundred more than lastyear, and about
the same number less than the year be.
fore. The greatest deficiency was in
the hall of arts.-Nddjson Jbs1rnaz.
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a cara 10 Young Eadieg az csantlenen

"A CARD co Young Ladies and Gentlemen
The subscriber will send free Of charged to all who de
sire IT, Recipe and directions for maxim a simple Pea
01G rum, that will, in from eight days remove
PInpes, Blotches, It, Freches, salowuess and all i'm
purites and roughness Of the Skn leaving The samoa
nature intended it should be-SQF cIe1r, sza00M and
6edu5fnE Those desiring the Recipe with full nstruc-
tons directions and advice, will please call on or address
with return postagel
JAS T. MARSHALL,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST
3mll No 80 City Buildings New York
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Irish Rennblicans in New York.

If our Irish fellow citizens will read the speech
found below, made last week at a meeting of Irish
citizens, held ut Stuyvesant Institute, New York
city, they will learn more truth about the Demo
cratic party, than by reading the Democratic
papers six months. The speech was evidently
not made bya learned man, ora great politician
but by an honest hearted son of the Emerald Isle
This meeting was one of the fruits Of the late
fusion between the Douglasites and the Bel
Know Notbiurs
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IN PROBATE.

In the matter Of the estate Of William Dawson.
AN reading and filing the Petition of Isabella
" Dawson Of Pleasant Prairie in Kcnosla comfy "a
state ofWsconsin and taking due proofs Of tbe go,
representing among other tlsslgs that william raTa5
late Of Pleasant Prairie Aforesaid the month If Sii
a. D 1860 died intestate leaving goods chafties r.
tate within tbs county; and that She the pe ioner Is
widow OF sad deceased, and praying that aGniiststion
osaid estate be granted to her Is Ordsred that said
day the fh day Of November a d Isc0 at IN o,cocl,
" At NJ Office in the city and county Of Kenosha
t4 a. TSfber Ordered, that notice thereof be given
.e 3ss OF said deceased and to Il persons interested
Dy publishing copy Of this order for three successive
@9ehs prior 70 said day of hearing in the Kenosha TE
GRAPH weekly newspaper printed and published at Ke-
noSha, IA said county
JON b. JILsUN, County Judge.
Dated, Kenosha, Sept ~, 1860. 3wII
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zESHSs
Notice.

The Committee of the County Agricultural Society 70
whom was referred the question tie proprigy of chang
Ing the location Of the Socieys Grounds are requested
to meet at the Hall Of the Society," Saturday the 20tb
day OF Octoberthe lay of holding the county conveD-
tion-at 10 O'Clock a. IN. prompt and punct1a attend
auee IS requested All persons interested il the question
before the committee are invited to attend.
HENRY LINES. Chm
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Republican i'm
1850.

"That the normal condi.
ition Of all the Teraitory Of
t he United States is that Of
freedom. That as oursGe-
publican fathers, when they
had abolished Slavery in al
the national Territory, Drain
ed that "no person should
be deprived of life, liberty
lor property, without due
process of law" 1t becomes
our duty by Legislation,
Whenever such Legislator
lis necessary, TO mainta n
this proViions of the coasti,u
ton, against ell attempts 10
violate i; and we deny the
authority of Cong ress, of a
Territorial Legisla are, or OF
ANY individuals. TO give le-
gal existance 70 Slavery in
ANY Territoi y Of the United
lSt ates.
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Democrat complains,
Democratic in 1919.

= "That all National Laws
which sustain OF recognize
slavery, ercept aCIeo ii &C.
ISIS as a distinct State
Right, should be repeated.
"That we believe it to be
the duty of Congress to in
corporate the provisions Of
the Ordinance of 1871, pro
htbiting SldCery, or involun-
tairy servitude, in all the
Territorial organic acts here
after to be passed, and to
oppose the admission into
the Union of any more Slave
States.
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Hershell v. johnson

Inasmuch as Johnson, the nominee
for Vice President on the DOUGLAS
ticket, is expected in the West this
week on begging tour for votes. he
should be appropriately honored bv
the squatter Sovereignty men. 1t is
not our business to advise, but It
would seem that among the transpar-
encies in the PROFESSIONS, the following
should be conspicuous'-'CAprTAr
SHOULD OWN labor" 1t would be
interesting to see, what kind of a re.
spouse the laboring men Of Wisconsin.
who follow after Douglas, would make
to Johnson's favorito idea of oac,aed Ia
Dor.
Johnson made a speech at Pittsburo
few days since, in which he used the
following cQntemptous language in
respect to northern Iaborers.--"Loah
at The sla0e8 IN 2oe~ aoorbshoDs ! every
one driven to the polls at the beck Of
their masters, under penalty of being
discharged p
inc newspaper accounts say, the
Iaoonngmen present on the deliver y
OF the speech, manifested indignation
Perhaps by the time Johnson gets up
into Wisconsin, he will sufficiently
earn northern sentiment, so as to
modify his tone, and accommodate
himself to the the feelings Of the people.
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JOSH MS
PREMIUM PICTURE GALLERY

would say, through the Kenosla Press to my custom
ers that have fitted up Rooms over Reeds Jewelry
store think have the best Sky Light in the State-it
was built expressly for Pictures under my own direction
generally, this week
Any style of Picture known to the art can he had a.
prices which will be perfectly satisfactory 8H
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Aa 0EE lo estima8Ge Numbers at PO-
hIlIcaL GU hawEmgs

Down in Southern Illinois, both the
Republicans and Democrats have been
holding frequent meetings, at which
large numbers were congregated.-
Disputes have frequently arisen as to
which had the largest gathering in a
given place. An Illinois paper says.
the Democrats proposed the following.
M ethod for settling disputes of this
sort. After the adjournment of the
meeting, let inquiry be made at the
different liquor houses as to the amount
Of corn whiskey, &C., sold during the
meeting; ifmore was sold during the
session Of the Democratic than the
Republican meeting, then the Demo
cratic gathering to be pronounced the
largest otherwise the Republican the
largest. The Republicans, of course
don't accept the proposition.
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The Kenosha Democrat, like all 9TH
err papers of like political faith, watches
with sleepless vigilance the interests
of slavery, lest harm should come to
it. 1t has now discovered, that the
National Republican Platform con-
tains plan kcalculated to damage the
institution; this is found in the eighth
resolution, in which the authority of
Congress or Territorial Legislature, is
denied, to give legal existence to
slavery in any Territory in the United
States. This resolution the Democrat
regards as dangerous doctrine. Our
Democratic friends have short mem.
cries; in 1849 the Democracy of Wis
consin in State Convention, passed res
olutions going much further, on the
subject Of the power of Congress over
slavery. We will put two of these
Democratic resolutions, by the side Of
the Republican resolution Of which the
| Dap1ocrat oomDlainS
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I9'Tae popular demonstrations Of
the people, whioe have been manifested
on behalf of Mr.. Seward, while on his
recent tour in the northwest, have scare
" parallel in history. In past ages
great maltitudes have assembled to do
homage TO men Of great military renown
andtae conquercrs OF nations. But
rarely if ever, has the past witnessed
such spontaneous gatherings of the
people 10y tens ofthousands, out of pure
respect to emiront craftsmanship. Mr..
Seward is not travelling candidate
for Office, the vast multitudes that as
sembio 10 greet him now, have no
definite aim as to future politic.I honors
to be awarded him: it is simply an
exhibition of public gratitude,i in view Of
his Distinguished past career, as an
American Statesman.
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SEPEECsgL .g'0TECEs.


regular meeting of Star Co No wiz be held at held
at their house on Thursday evening Oct 11h, at the
usual hogr. u. p LEWIS sec,v
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The Waakegan Ga@ette says three
hundred Lincoln an 4 Hanlin flags may
be seen flying every pleasant day, from
as many buildings in that city.