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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
EN- FRO BATB9--- sS EN0sHA COUNTY
GREJEgT

IN me matTeF Of The guardianship Of Mary A. Barley
minor. - =
n reading and fling the petition of james Harkins
~ guardian Of said minor, representing among other
ngS that sao ward seized of certain real estate in
TINS county and that it is for the interest of said
"ard 10 nave the same sold and praying for license to
81: me same Ans it appearing that it would be benef-
caI TO SAID ward to have the sod it is ord red
tAat the next of kin and all persons interested in said
estate apper before the Judge of this Monday
the 4th day OF February, 1861, at his office the city
ana county OF henosha at ten o'clock A. NJ of said day
to show cause if they have why license should
not be granted and it is further ordered copy of
TINS order be published for three weeks in
the Kenosha Tetegrapb weekly newspaper printed in
h5hosha IN SAID county. JON 8. JlLSUN,
Dated Dec. 20 1860, 3w30 Comfy Jud 90
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
Condition Of lie Forts on the Atlantic
Coast

Cono1tlon OF lie Forts on the Atlantic
Coast.
Pu bic attention is now being directed to
the condition ofthe Government Forts, along
he Atlantic border OF The Southern States.
These are represented to be in almost TO-
tai detcnceless condition from Norfolk Va,
80 the southwestern extremity of the United
States The Washington correspondent Of The
New York Tribune speaks Of the Forts as fol-
lows;
Many Of the Notifications. like those of Kew
west the Iortugas, at Pensacola, and 1t The
mouth OF the Mississippi, are among the strong.
est IN the world But there is not garrison
IN one OF them, and, so far as can be ascertain.
ed, no steps are being taken to furnish ~.
1t looks as though it was the intention Of he
Administration to voluntarily surrender every
one that lies within seeding state
Fort Sumpter has been saved, it is fully -
LEVIED here, solely by Maj. Anderson acting e.
On his own responsibility, and in opposition @
the policy Of the President.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
I'd EEHR.

In Chicago H. at The residence of her daughter Jan
ISL 1S6l Mrs FLORA YATES, rect of the late Thomas
rates, OF this city, aged So years.
me funeral viii take place at st. Mathews Church. to-
morrow (Frday)at o'clock, P. Nj. The sermon will
be preached by Rev H. N. Bishop of Chicago. The
friends of the family are invited to be present
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
The Work Of Compromising.

The committee Of thirteen in the Senate and
the committee of thirty three in the House
have thus far made but little or no progress. in
agreeing upon any measure ofpaciGcation, be-
tween the North and the South. The northern
members insist on nothing which the constitu-
ton does not warrant; they will not make any
sacrifice of freedom, in order to give new cd
vantages to slavery The South is not salts
fed with the constitution as it now is, but
makes extravagant demands in favor of slay.
cry, and asks new constitutional guarantees.
Indeed the southern extremists declare no
compromises can induce them to remain in the
Union. The prominent propositions which
have been made from the border slave states,
are the restorative Of the Missouri com promise
line, or line extending to the Pacific, south
OF which slavery shall not prevail.
Compromises heretooref have been
regarded well enough, SO long as they did not
stand in the way Of the slavery extension. No
practical measure Of adjustment, is likely TO be
agreed upon by tie commit, Of either House
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
- s@s -
GARD

feel pleasure in returning my sincere thanks to the
friends at Salem, and the vicinity who came forward on
the 9th ut and contributed of their money and pro-
duce for the comfort myself and family and my prayer
is that my Master may them according TO His
promise. VIM TOMKINS
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

70 Adyices from Charleston are of q war
IKE character. Troops are said to be pouring
il from all directions. F'-D9
Fclr titths of the delegates elected to the
FLORIDA State Convention are said to be in favor
of immediate secession. - '
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

The annual meeting of the Fire Department OF the
city of Kenosha will be held at the Court House on Mon
day evening, January IA, at O'Clock p. M.
Jan. 1, 1861 &C. B. LEWIS,
Sec. Fire Department.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

Wisconsin Volksblatt. learn from
the Racine Ad0ocate, that the Racine VolksJIatt,
a German paper, which was suspended sho TT
time age, is Immediately to be revived under
the Title of Wisconsin VoEksbLatt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

Keep away from the fire; take the frost out in
snow or ice wafer, then wrap them up in Oint-
ment once IN y hours; they viii Cause no pain
after the frost is out, and viii be entirely well in
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

ENGLAND SIDES WITH THE NoRTH-IntelG
gence has been received at Washington, from
several of the largest commercial houses in Eng
land, to the effect that in the present position Of
affairs between the northern and southern States,
the north mayrely upon peeuniary aid if wanted
This is just as might have been expected; Eng
land, nor any other civilized nation Of Europe,
could bespresumed in this age Of the world, to
take sides with confederacy founded on Sla>
very and negro commerce. The civizah on OF
the world, will look With disfayor on the seces-
sionists of EARTH especially the causes which in
duce the south TO such movement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

70 The checkered Warehouse, and stean
FIGURING Mill, near Walkers Point Bri dge, Mil
waukee, were burned on Saturday event ng last.
Loss $50 900.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

State Legislature.-The Legislature of this
State con7enes on Wednesday next, the 9th inst
We shall endeavor to keep our readers posted
with whatever matters of interest transpire at
Madison.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

The Board of Trustees of the Fire Department are no.
tilted to at the store of H. H. Tarbe on Saturday,
January ~, at o'clock P. NJ. C.B LEWIS
January l, 1861. Sec.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
Park City EEnsn GO ~ o

Notice IS hereby given that the semi-annual Meeting
Oh Park CITY Hose Co. No q for the election of officers
VIII be held at their rooms, Wednesday evening" Jam
o LOU, at O'Clock S. W. RUDD, Sec'y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
Bronchitis and Asthama

are cured by DIR, Trask's Magnetic Ointment, and
even consumption have in number of cases
cen cured.
Read Advertisements in this paper, 3n26.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
eigEeiH Hp Ep ZEE 3D..

In Pleasant Prairie, on Thursday, Dec. 81 at the res
idence Of J. Smith, by The Rev. Mr.. Roppman Mr.
CHAS. SMITH to Miss MARY G. ROCK. of This eity
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

Weather at Pixies Peak.-The telegraphic
reports from Denver city Dec. 9th, reported
the weather more like July than mid winter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

MONEY SENT SoUTH.-Ihe n. Y. Tribune
says, $l,7oo,0O0 was taken from the New York
Sub Treasury, on Saturday last, and sent south.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

FLOYD, Secretary of War, has resigned. 1t
had been well for the country had he resigned
long ago. 1t is said Gen. Scott has addressed
an official letter to Maj And ersoa, enioining
upon him to maintain possession of Fort Stump
ter to the last-promising him military aid.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
Religious Convention.

The Milwaukee district convention of Pres
byterean and and Congregational churches,
meets in this place on Tuesday next, the 9Th
of January inst. The convention viii consist
of ministers and lay delegates, of the churches
in the south eastern portion of the State,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

Secretary OF Treasury.-It is stated on
what is deemed reliable authority, that Mr. Lin
coin has rendered to Simon Cameron, of Penn
sylvania, the post of Secretary of the Treasury,
and that Mr.. Cameron will accept the position.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
Cronn or Raftles

Fer thjs dangerous disease the Magnetic Oint-
ment may be reid on an untailing remedy,
II I. applied IN season., Apply profusely to the
Burns
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03
The New and Startling Poem of the Dress
for the Hair.

T..
Miss Flora McFlinsey of Madison Square,
A lady of fashion. of wealth and of beauty,
Spent money like water for stuff for the hair,
And did it because she thought it a duty
To paint he fine lily--to perfume the rose
To gid refined gold-though few would suppose
Miss Flora McFlmsey, with beauty so rare,
fair
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

10 the Farmers they offer superior inducements
in the way of
SUGARS, COFFEE ES, 60.
ty All kinds of Farmers Produce taken in
exchange for Goods or Cash 4az1
Salt by the Barrel, Sack or Pound.
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Burns

are eased of pain in livery few minutes, and hes
without scar. 1t Is sovereignremejy for burma
Frozen Limbs.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-01-03

VI the whole number of delinquents now in
the institution is were comm itted tor larceny.
and q for vagrancy.
The educational advantages ofthese boys and
girls before their commitment to the House of
Refuge were either very limited or badly i'm
proved. Scarcely any Of them had any knowl-
edge Of books, above the primary studies ofour
common schools; yet many of them exhibit
much intellectual activity, and now are ma
king good process in acquiring the useful
branches Of education.
Among our State institutions of charity, the
House Of Refuge deserves, if not superior, at
least equal claim upon the fostering care of the
people, with that of the Deaf and Dumb Ash
iem, TIE Institute for The Blind, and Hospital
for the Insane.
, 1861-04-12
COMM MERCIAL.


49,. 80.
AZ Inc opening OF navigation approaches tne
general markets show more signs Of activity. TO-
Gay taese was very active inquiry Tor fioaf 70
III oraefa nom new fork1 Boston, fnnanelpn,a' d.
ana F1tssonfgn, ana the market was ofasR ano isas
&C higher. Ahout 600 brls In all changed hanas-
the heaviest days business Of the season-at S4lo
@4b5 for medium to choice spring e1ffa, ano soos
GAGS for good spring Superhne. The " neat mar
ket opened less firm, but as soon as the Ne" 4ofk
dispatches were recelved' II Fauleo Auo eoseo
steady at about yesterdays quotations. tales
Of 600 Bushels at S54e for fresh recelpts NO.
Spring; 79A@s0c for winter receipts No. aspiring;
and s2k@s2Ac for freeh receipts do. There was
very active inquiry foF Corn. and pr1ces ADVANCED
fully NC per bnshel, with sa1.s OF ~, ,Gn0 bHsnee,
, 1861-04-12
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

T1UFsnAy EyEp1No AnrjI IL 5GRf
rpr1cunc NceT- = pa-sans 49,, - - n1es,o
q. X fHsAon "--0sua - SisoA1' o'6u " ouAAAo
As ~ III nup p,oo,--oa , cog .,,u 7t.u1o+ .,+,,o
Caiss ono t,Io9 ~ uls s3L;33 a.EEs ae.ire
g. ntgnse' = Ea IEis "a hs3 +
w. ,6 e. ~ x A XII oiE ai', at
h toaaa ~ hoe ~ e. q ~ oea ~ ois eg1H %
rop ~ IAN st u u h az III "a z1s sno and Rns-
so az 49, A. g. 81 g. ~ ~ asn .s s,n;
ss a. a. hGop, At m aea @ oss 81 Sab1Se PIE
sa ;ii.,' III q. ~ - AZ 81 ~ III hria ieain
a, ho ~ a ;,s oto of9 Sa11 a1,
at q do i. ef0 hrs tPrinceton,' t1at bonn e. Il
al. in hr1s s:;enesee'. ran1,G hoon At Il sS on
hr1s III H aTatha7' t1at tnno At ea * ei;vered ~
MivanEee. so hr1s good en3rinS extra at e apaS
, 1861-04-12
Commercial News by the Persia.
IIYEHP0of Mafch a. 1861

GRAM-The armneas sze lataly reported in The
Grain Market has been fully maintained through
the past week. and a fair consunptiEe bueiness has
Sasg9 Ct s an
fered with more extended trade The Corn - Ex,
change On Tuesday was but moderately well filled
sumpive Inquiry was experienced at full prices Ia
every fnstance he finest ptionn, as usual te-
lngmoet III favor. Tbs absence Of speculation in
Sa5 s sat o q ppee
is now considerably under that Of most other Lead
ing markets throughout the country; our stoiks
m furn}. a. mi moderate, and from late advices from
supplies to any extent before the opening Of nasi
g zee sudden and considerable advance IN prices
at any moment. Yesterday being good Friday our
Corn Exchange was closed. and We are therefore
ket, the following, however closing quotations
fo rthe leading articles In the trade. Wheat
white southern. Ids 3d@14s Cd; Californian, 13s Cd
@ q sfa g. sssE sn y n@aak;e Sassk Tnts 1s Il
&aas Sioa, 81 a.. not assy II he {? beng
confined e the s1pR Of ths retail 5aae ct aepns
quote ohio a1s@a1s, New orleans shipments Sup
@32s, Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA 2asG3ls I'd,
a ps
prices we're Obtained; during the past few days the
market tas been very quiet, and we have no change
Il s +ss a5ss " qnoss 7sd
Pnoy1sloxs-BsTEh;s .lEet ai is anehanged IN
dia mess, at extreme prices; The sales are about
800 uerees. We quote prime and extra prime
mess, old, at 650T8e, new, 8o485s; ordinary, old,
a5@sos, new. e5@Ts; India msse; me- old. 65@sss;
s@a5 ~ s ehk1Tae late as1sys aa5sysls
holding back little to see them in thsif absence,
he trade t. wsa sapRied Eth Tsn Sn5e
meas, eastern, s0@75s; western. 61@75s; re-
packed, 69@7tsj new cure, go Msn@s2s Cd !. @ 90 na.
ned heavy arrivals and clearances, and although
holders generally are not pressing sellers in the
absence of enquiry, Jet purchases can be made bs-
low our quotations.. The consumplive enquiry is
sti1i very slow, and buyers act with caution Sc
quote long midd1es, rib In. 49G50s. homeless Sis
sd@52s, Cumberland cut 49@5U+. short niddles,
rlb In, 52@5ss, shoulders a6@&s = cWt. Lard has
Had rather better inquiry, and for ane qu 1ities
more money has been obtained; the sale Ere x0
to 80 tons. at 61@tss for refining, and 54956s g
cwt Ior culinary, with aervian ut 52s 6d@57s y
eWt.
, 1861-04-12

RICHMOND, April 10.-The extreme Union
lists In the Convention say they are not to be
moved by telegraphic dispatches, and indicate
that they will stand by the Government if the
steamers ara attacked. The Conservatives en-.
tertain different sentiments.
The Convention amended the thirteenth re-
solution, and passed it. It Is as follows:
In the opinion Of this Convention, the
people Of Virginia will regard any action OF
the Federa1 Government, or Of the Confederate
states, tending to produce collision of forces
pending the efforts to effect an adj justment OF
existing difficulties, as unwise and injurious
to the interests Of both, and they would re-
gard any such action on the part OF either as
leaving them free to determine their own fu.
ture policy"
The following resolution was adopted:
Virginia will await reasonable time for an
answer to her propositions, but with the in
dispensible condition that a pacific policy be
adopted towards the seeded 8tates-not to
attempt to subject them to Federal authority,
nor reinforce the forts or recapture forts, ar:
senals, or other property, or exact payment on
duties, and that all forts in seeded States
ought to be eyaeu1ted."
, 1861-04-12
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW FoRK; April r:-Asaks-Atsrket rules
quite firm. and fair demand Gales 80 barrels 1t
for @s g e1 apPd pddtas su grades
have advanced cents per bsl with falE demand for
export, and moderate enquiry for home eonsump-
S 35@5 IS for extra state, chiefly $5S5@540 !;
$5.ao05.3o for super western; $5S015 IS fol com
mon 10 medium extra western; S 50@5.7O for
brands do market closing quiet, with sales Of state
at $5.35. Canada onE, lille more activity: sales
as8 bFls At 8 $685. common to good s5tsa
slowly at $34o@41o. Corn meal quiet; small
sales 1T psevious quotations
WH1sET-Denand fair, and market without I'm
nort,an3t anes sales 12o brls at 1s@1s3e, and
aR1n,--Whess about eeEt better, with zath-
er more doing for export. Sales, 1000 bn fair to
R5s &c ehsss sRaa eao It Z stae
900 bu Canada club at 81 80 delivered; Il, 400 bn
Ailwan@ksG @ club as $1 s9@las in ato.e sad deliver.
1850 ou common winter red western, at $1.379
1.s9H delivered; 900 bu amber Green Bsy, al $l8
5,5W bu white western, at 9l;p@la Az 900 ba
at 81 6o@l,e4; and within short time not before
reported 80 winter red Western deliverable in
May,at $1.83@1.s6. RE fsm; fai. export demand.
&C. Barley dull and heavy; eales 1000 bu state,
| two roVea, at Co., Barley ma1t dull at Sc. Corn
| about ! cent better VIII geod export demand !;
sIoSe: se s;x@Sss delivered; Sc new Do delivered
SIC new white western; 61c Tor nsw round yellaw;
l sc for old do: 6s@s4c new yelow Jersey; e. for
'-~ southern; and 10 for good white southern.
Hats ys. -~'sh fslr business doing, at 32@33 for
Jersey; ss3a5f for N.- >''A~ ~-''' 1.e >~ss
a6 for state. ado
Paos1s1oxs7Posk very 1tm; a fair business
lngi saies 6o0 bis 1t &l760 for mass, $1a.75318
Tor prime. Beef less active, bnt prices without
1mpotttaas sasnge; sales 800 hrls at &75@5oo for
/ lo for repacked mess s1o5o@11 50 for extra mess
Prime meas beef dul and nominal. Beef hams In
fa15 demand sess 15o hss at 9la@1h5o for state
prices unchanged; sales 80 pkea 1t 64@6xc for
shoulders, 8@skc for hama. Bacon steady with
/ mand; sales s15 b1ls II ex x@loxc Butter selling
| steady at 63{910c for inferior to prime
9RoczElsa-- Sugar, raw continues dn1l, but
prices without material change. Sales 6a9 hhda
Cnha at 4x95Kc; III hhds New Orleans at 6X@
6xc; 80 hhds Porto Rico at 6xc, and 2l5 hhds Ne
| lado at ex, and By auction 40 hhds Porto Rico
Sales 40 hhds cuoa MuEcovado at 1g@a0c; Is hhda
clsyed Cubs At 1701se; 30 brle New Orleans ut
R7c, and 6t hh9s Porto Rico ut 15s2c, and By aue.
| ton 18 hhas prime Porto Rico at Hoc. ~
!sTooKs-hrm- G d q 148X, @ d T$o, G ds Chi