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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
Seryia.

despatch from Belgrade of June 10 says:-The ex-
tertone of the ruSsh furctionAx.es increasing
distress among the people
have under threats OF ceah ex.orted the signatures
Of the people to addresses favorable to the existing
state CT ttiI 60. Some districts are agitsted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
Poland.

An ordinance has been publshed at Warsaw enuue-
rating the articles Of dress which the Inhabitants are
prohibited from wearing, vz-square caps Polish tu-
MICS amarauth cc0red waiscoats neckttes coored
boots and Shoes and any dress Of SNOWY coior or
usual cut
Tho Grand Duke Michael is expected at Warsaw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
China,

despatch from Canton Of the 3cth APRIL says--rne
Brthh and French embassies are established at Pekp.
The sgs CT both nations hoised 90 the Goth Of
March fEe Chinese gover1rni ut had resolved 70 estab
lish an snglnh school in Pexn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24
The Danubian PrIucfnal1fies.

In the sitting Of The Legislative assembly at 3ucha-
rest en- June s., the Minister for Foreign Affairs stated
that the Porte had consented to the complete Union Of
the Dahubian Pipcpsities, and that International
Conference would eho assemble at Paris for the pur
pose Of settling tee question IN a satisfactory manner
The National Central Commission hes been convened.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-24

in the Ro.,se Of Iorcs. On the 10th cS juno Lord
CHFixsrokD moved cla0ss to tho Bankruptcy bin put
tsg end 70 tie retrospective acton with respect 20
8onxtradeYs. a a
The Lean CLstzaIor denied tina. the buu wGs retro
spsctivc
LORD CRAS.os7H oppt eed The clause.
lord BEGueEsM rai1 the blu only retrospective
but penalty retrospective, for 1t imposed the pucsa
rent Of imprisonment upDn the debtor for liabilities
contracted prior to the paesn Of the act division
took plGce the clause, when tho members wsreFor
Gie clause, 49, against IT, 81 So the clause vns aided
The Loudon C6seytey eaye The etade Dces are at
end 1T last Government has received iit,nntiou that
tbese obstrucons 10 at aat cease
No moie cues VIII be levied after July The TO DO
paid By Great Britain VIII be little over rlao Geo..
teepn.ch from Corstentircp'e, re yeo by the Cab.
ig q Try, ,arecrcss tst rccfgn,on Of tas h,agttss
II ItSy By .Ae Ppyt@.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

Col. CAMERON OF THE Torn N. "
Col. James D. Cameron, OF the Seven
ty-ninth (Highlanders) Regiment, of
New York, who was killed, although
colonel Of New York regiment. was .
Pennsylvania, having been born aud
always having resided in that State.
He was younger brother Of the Sec-
rotary Of War, and when the New York
Highlanders we're organized for service,
they elected him, as one of the Clan
Cameron in this country, for their COM
manding officer. This was the first mil
itary position he ever held. Col. Came
ron was over fifty years of age. He
was like his brother, the Secretary Of
War, originally printer, but since be
came to manhood he has been engaged
in various public works. Of late years
ho has resided at Milton, Northumber
land county. He leaves no family.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

AT LAST.-A want long expssseed By ths
psb'is Ass u last bsea realised, and they nov
have Sewing Nashins which full meets tia,
want and does away entirely With the causes d
complaint - frequent heretofore, and which,, till
now, have called in vain for remedy. The Ladd
Webster Co. Sewing Machine avoids the faults
while it improves upoa the gesd poists Of al
other machines; 10 strong, durable. simple in con-
strueticn, easily understood BY the novice its
cspacsty for work within no limit, who're sewing
can b done; making tho tight lock stitch, alike
on both sides Of the mstsrsl-m making no under
side ridge to vsar away. causing the styou
49,. p. = . -. Railway via H~a -.lteh to
ssery "orA'ne 81 working, strong in its
Sisrdensl--,. strong in it, every part i is just
-.ing 20 long needed BY Families, Dress ma
kers, Cloas makers, Tailors, Shoemskers, Carriage
trimmsrs, or in any branch Of industry whore the
ssst or the ssrongess sewing il required. LOsis-
vaIe journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

A CAPITAL de6nition Of good farming
Wa given BY . Mr.. Kane ct IN agrieul-
tural discussion in Dorsetshire, England.
He eeid be fed his land before e VS.
hungry; fssted il before it was weary J;
and Woeded Is be6oge i We foul.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

The Advertiser, having been restored TO health
in afew weeks BY very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease. Consumption
). .--inus to make known to his fellow-sufersrr
the means OF Cure.
To oil Who desire it, he viii send copy Of the
prescription used (frss Of nhasgs) With the direc-
tion for preparing sed ueiag the sane, which they
will find . Sues CURE 1oE CoksuNrrIoN, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, 30. The only object Of tho adver
tiser in sending theprescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
ceivesto be Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, ~ it will cost them nothing,
and may prove . blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress REV. EDWARD h. WILSON,
WlLLIAMsBURGH,
octl5-lyl Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

AMOUNT OF THE SURPLUS REvENuEs
DuE.-At the time of their seeding, the
following States were uuder obligations
to restore their portions OF the surplus
revenues divided in 1887, as follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

NEW PENNSYLvANIA HOUSE.
HORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA sra,
ADavsnpsst, Iowa. DAVIS : SsHs, Pppsisteu.
Fses Omnibus to anA fboo he era. aO0Ree fos
Stagse leaving Tor LsClsiss, RiDeetsa, Lyoas, De-
Witt, Aaquoksts, AID Ansnseo. ase -
Fare One Deliar per day. aue3l-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29
.RCIAL NOTICES..

.:!!:;l::s s.: :, ! &: !;
pss1Obak ~ ~ iA1asa - - nea ful
BE .asass sAss asy vosas vhisa - - sGss
II ssssvstss, psriass asd stssagtheas he systsa
~ as1s ne steassA n he pssfssnasss u IL
ssstiess. II i sagss1sd - IL DID, ~ .. ssaAr-
go apssi6s, ssd thssstbss. 70 rsssss h in ne
- ny, should b the ohjsst Il the pshlis. We
commend u With more taaa usual ssal asd soal-
ssss saltsvisg aad ksowfS1 - " DE- ~ 4
sessds fessness aaesg ~ 1nSsy prspasasisss =
the day. fer inpassing strength, vigos asd tone 70
sesSsesns ssdp,ssssstsg ne sunsivs ysvsssfs ~
al sinila diseases arising froa disosdsssd
ssomaeh. In the most severe easss Of sganps,
dlasrhos and weakness in the stcmasA, the Bit
tiers" have been rigidly tested, AL always With
the grsatsst success. +H
Sold By druggists and dealers gsssssliy every
where. ljss33-lAwln
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29
Pacific kallread u California !
G.. S. COLDEOT = co.'s
sixth Grand Quarterly !Dlst8ibatlsn

=
vivo'o'O NJ AOAAs WO1Isa SSuU,OUUs
WHICH WILL BE SOLD FOR 10000 TO
40 81. n s h". ., ~ V cni,TH rrS !. ~
- oo c.s. peI Oo4' w uvLUnn I'm - the
pes. ever I:sa anG walFaassa lse . soffode e
.ny ~ nn Az D ~ 40 ma fanny seoold
~ ~ ~ e uHLDIr r ..n -. .
patrons & UNk DOLLAR EACH md nssd soe
Ss P..a I9r rntn " inform 70: Rsrsa:sif. ghies
then it Is optional whether hey ssnd sSs DBL
Lies Of 0oods Iesvdsd u Il. D;ssrj,.;o, 1t q 90
Each.
Gold Watches, Silver Watches, Guard and vsse
Chains, Coral and Opal Sets, Cameo Sets, Chate-
laine Chains, Cameo and Lava Breast Pins, Aoaaie
hslders, Landscape Sets, Revolving Bressspins,
Sets Studs md Sleeve Buttons, lnfants Amleta,
and Neck Chains, L0cksts oil sisss. Cent? Breast
Pins, Mosaic and Coral Bracslets EnaGsilsd Breast
Pins, Mourning and Jet Sst:. Garnet and Oa.bsn.
ole Sets, Mosaic Sets, MedaIlions, and . innsnse
ran Oh OlXt0 6t&oO DDDtI1OuSSo0)
oorr.A.ss
Certificates stating wh.. '. win sell each p..oss
Decimal .rrsneewent. 60 thst in each hundrsd
Uerti6ca tes t..ere + one for :
nA. = r.~ - -nzw
" u - ~ wa u ~ ~
- - win also b valuabls estiels il sach
ten certificates.
On receipt Of 80 cents we will send You one Boz
Of our Golden Pens, and sealed notice Of the sr-
ticle which We sell for 81.
n-- -~, --- --.,
800 0oss
PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID,
Boxes Pens with I Cssti6cates. ...... u
az az J" '''''''
100 100 ~ a
Np wa. ...,.o.a.':
..n, -. nw,.h. s.S1 1 S..sss. a.v 20.
H. g guar: 70 oontsin % order sor IN
yorr arc sure 70 receive So Cor ic..ss oon.siass
~ order for : splendid SILVIA v ATCH, e:sid!
0ns sr.;aess. ant .,a.,s' nn,n .rri,sss;as II
~ .otMeI..: ~, k.., W.. sP.I 49, y
81: I'm 10 n.osr.s vsIrssls sst;.i. ny. n ~.
m. s ~ - a '.'''' = ''''o 'p'-
us 11eese1eass! 11Hs 4naacenss'
We have also q hsnd the following splendid
srtcies whise ~! - ss'd % ne purchaser Of our
uOLDEN fhN0 - axe manner iof
TWn MIL Apa rAaR
vN0 - = $500
Gold Hunting Uassd English Lever do, J.vslled,
Silver Lever and Lspipe " etshe =, Opss Fseed d.
Hunting Cased d. 6uuasx TENT splandid Veat
Chsins. Ladies' ami 1.hains Lsdies: No.
Chains, Gents Breast Pins, { very ase,) Splendid
Cod Pencils. Fine Nsdsiions' Gold Rs..rS NJ,
Gold rnss Plan - xss,sres "a ~ ~ M.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29
CLOTHING.

the NEW YORK LEDGER.
TT IL SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
i 100000 copies, but its circulation 10 limited
compared with the circulation Of garments man.
ufactund BY
.0A1G. PWRRK,
At:his establishment on Brady street, opposite
the Post Once.
lam nov receiving the largest and most COM
plste assortment
Cloths, Cassineres and vestings,
hver offered in this market. Anticipating alargs
trade this Fall, have laid in an unusually heavy
Ny goodsass ALI
THIS FALL's STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers.
shan continue 70 keep on nand large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youths and Boys, of my own maaafaet.
urs which will be sold ct
- = - . = N i r O - -
Ishall continue to manufacture my own Cloth
ng thereby giving
4 BETTER 0ARMENT
For the s.nsn mo 10y than any. Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can bs found.
Shirts OF AL descriptions,
Under Clothing IN endless variety.
Stocks,
Ties.
Handkerchiefs,
Socks,
6usponoors. 30. { ..
Also, . large and splendid assortment Of
CENT? 0zA~Ls0,
Tho largest and best ever offered in this market
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any inv estmcnts. for ! am
very sure can satisfy them both in price and
quality Of goods. SAMUEL PERRY.
Brady street, opposite Post Once.
aug7ldtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29
LlGaTE & BRADBURY'S

LlGaTE & BRADBURY'S
PATENT INSULATED FULL IaoN 1RAAy NEW sCALz
Grand and Square Pians-Fsrtss.
Tho Insulated Iron frame preserves
nVHt tho original tone Of the instrument il
I'll its parity, securing it for al time against that
most disag eeable tinny quality Of tone invariably
found in all other Iron frame Piano Fortes. II
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much longer in tune. It gives the
instrument much fuller, richer and sws6ter tone.
Il adap9s the Piano to Ill climates and 70 I'll chan
ges If atmosphere, and in Ill respects il il pro-
nounced, and in oil respects it 10 pronounced BY
our best 'artste" the greatest improvement Of the
age in Piano-Fsrte construction; producing IN in
strument acknowledged 70 be superior to all 9TH
ers made in this country or Europe.
A lev sessln sniais IL regard e the sspssl.
city q ess ksw scale FAsss' as's'sss1 fiaas
II have examined the Piano Fortes Of LigAts
+ Bradburys with entire satisfaction. know not
that there are any others better other in ocf own
country or elsewhere. "-D.. LOWELL Mason.
In clearness, riohness, and volume Of tone, del
casy elasticity Of touch, and hne repeating acton,
l have never played upon their equal."-H. 4.
WoLLnNHAUPT.
"In volume, richness, evsnncss, and purity u
tine, and in delicacy Of touch they certainly sxeel
and IN that beautiful singing queltty % oesinbls
yet 20 seldom found. iLLIAs MASON
IL have never pl .yed upon % rich and heavy
. tone Square Piano Forts. "-ARrHUs NAyoLgon.
an astonishsd and delighted with the New
scale Iron Frame Hsno-Fortss made by you.
There must be . splendid future foe Nghte 3
Bsadbuvys' Pisao-Fatss. "-0Ao. 2. Rsof
.Ihsvs never plsysd upon % Ans and instsur
ment."-G Ono. r. BRIsfow.
II consider them - - beauty, richness, faIIne0
and equality Of tone, = well = their apesaSiss
elastic touch, equal II not superior e any Pianos
made in this country Or Europe. Ws.s.
ain power, quantity, sDd equality q teoe, tesy
certainly excel; vhils for thss pssulias Iish aed
.insins tone 20 invaluable - en- accompaniment
r. The voice, have never met their sqnai.
LAsosnI.
aThev have alI the requirements for : superior
Interpretation sf both classical and modern esn-
positions. ~. ETBAKosn.
Wasaseem Al Dseeao 1sesss - deess
gsse q Ds0sAWsy, New Yosk.
~sArrsvAcfosY GUARANTEE ervsn.-A
ooel6-lyoOw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29
G. w. CRAWFORD.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
NO. IA 7rAc4y street.

DROAPT ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN
i 70 sale Of Furniture ct residences, Or Stocks
Of Merchandise ut Stores and Salesroom. good
assortment will be kept on hand al the time.
Cash sdvanees will be made on stocks Of Furni-
tare. Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Carpets, etc.,
week. Sales cash ut once. Post Once Boz ll6.
jsl6-dtfl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

1HS OIXTH REGIMENT IL now organ
liked as follows:
Colonel--John Adair Mcdowell.
Lieut.. Colonel
Major-John M. Corse.
Company A, Linn county-Capt., II.
w. Gray; Let Lieutenant, Tarleton I'd
Lieutenant, Willard II. Harlan.
Company 3, Lucas county-Captain,
Daniel Iseminger; lst Lieutenant, EN-.
met B. Woodward; I'd Lieutenant, Eu-
gene f. Edwards.
Company c. Captain, David NJ.
Stump; lst Lieutenant, Abraham b.
Harris; I'd Lieutenant, Philsnder Lock.
ard.
Company D. Captain, Madison M.
Walden; lst Lieutenant, John L. Ba.
shore I'd Lieutenant, w. A. E. Rhodes.
Company E-Captain, Henry Sauu-
ders; LIST Lieutenant, Calvin kelsey
I'd Lieutenant, Leander G. Allison.
Company F. Ceptain, Samuel P.
Glenn; lst Lieutenant, Alvin Winton
I'd Lieutenant, John 7. Grimes.
Company G-Captain, John Viii
llama; Let Lieutenant. Alex. J. Miller
I'd Lieutenant, Joseph N. Douglas.
Company H-Captain, Washington
GalIand; 1st Lieutenant, Rufus Goode.
nough; I'd Lieutenant, Geo. R. Num-
Company Captain, Fabian Bry.
dolf; let Lieutenant, Joseph S. Hall.
day I'd Lieutenant, Samuel b. Phillips.
COMPANY K-Captain, Wilson D
Deuniston; let Lieutenant, Jas. Bru'
naugh; I'd Lieutenant, Richard E.
White.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29
LIZ CLAIRE AOCSE.
ooNaleR oGcoRO AaD NAM oTs.

0AVo0170Wt, 3QvVA,,
0aLLRrr = DAMT,......,...R rsesaseose.
[A7 fg9@ y0R eTA0u9 1gAylU9 YOR r.
~ $3.50 tslsssssus tyts 05wit1s
- Aoo0es. uneGD-11
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

4
13xAo1DG DRY AooAs!j
mar ,-r.,,..m
q. .. WI Z = T. 0Du1 !,
No. i LIE CkA11E ROW.
'''O' -. e0
~~ANCE
nenrxI, Nc ~
AAS@ N a SeeHhS
....
e''1 - soSv'"0o'
aaa-w
CA4Es6R DRY GOODS
~ YOU WANT
ooooDs
''-1l AND
4 MI nNr mrIrpn Orrr A v,rn ~
A NJ A. ONL,!h!nD GhEAfhh unAn
- evel 0e'o'e so'o ~ 'nis market, you VIII nDo
'nsm ~
WHlOLEn0s
10. ., LeClalro HOW.
aprlo-d0
1000
wA3G0 eD0lN9 u00D Ck1R1e
r.-<>-< ><--
a FULL ONE-THlRD LESS, IN PRICE,
hsv' 'srse '"c1' ana Doosn' 'nem IN 'ne
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

6tns o. raE sNcs1a.-Rev. DR..
ADAM Of Bestoa, seys: II have often
aes1aeesd u nv own MAD, whether
alsx - nst been and = now the oc.
eaeteo - aeea Elm q The Nosoh then It
~ 0epfh. apd whether We q tks North
- 80 1e 80 displsasisg il the tight q
God * ~ sthiegs which ere aid And
doee - II yonnectiea With snti.Slar
ven. IN = eutk VII IN he IL
I'D evib 10000 = alAvshsldine. i -
eomiag - TIL belieE"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

N. B.-With each package Of 100 boxes " pre-
sent the purchaser lou CsrtiAeates, one Of which
10 guaranteed 70 contain IN order Tor PINE
WATCH, or by ordering 30 boxes in one package
yorr sure to receive 30 Ger ifcates c0ntainiAs
large number Of other very valusbls articies.
One IeFt6eats sent gratis, upon spplisatipp 81
any person desiring 70 act - sgspt, vhieh may ems
bic him to procure valusele article upon thspey.
ment Of 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-07-29

- OSAS soSusOCS ~ INC ~ Sol0tuI0 IJCul
the least up to the greatest, perjured
himself in voting tor State loan of any
sum-fsom one dollar up 10 million.
II 10 . broad sweep. Did the Conven-
ton imagine that the Democratic mem
bsss Of the Legislature will endorse a
ticket nomissted On that platform Did
it aappose thst tbey would turn about
and ct thsis sun verds and acts, and
cons isso Ne sanpaign without mur-
murs fWeafe Of the opinion that it is
asking rather TOO much. At al events,
it i strange vay 70 commence State
campaYa. 's'
The Democratic party ~of Iowa should
try to elect 606sSt men : % IN occasions
and to every office, bat putting the mat
,srs shove alluded q together, an inno-
cent looher-on would be induced to be-
lisvs shst TIE party had adopted . DIFF
fsreat policy. We are At loss to know
how 10 ssconeiIe tho sction Of the Cor
ventson. We pause for an explana-
U0ns as0as ae
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05
Ernnr Washington.

|. WAsHINeroN, Nov 29.-Aecording to the pres
emf indications the Presidents Message will not
I be sent hence in adv ance Of its delivery in Con
press The reason for this is probably the fact
that It, as well as the Reports ofthe Secretaries of
War and Navy, will be kept open till the last mo
ment. in order to make such additions and alter
atoms as the constantly occurring events may re-
quire. I'LL .,
! Sir James Ferguson having denied that he was
ACTING as spy when visiting this country, 1t is
only ustice to him to say that he was charged by
many persons in the South with letters to be dis
+rhnted through the Post Office in the North, and
fb1t on arriving at Washington and being inform
ed that such conveyance was prohibited, he at
once repaired to the State Department and sur
rendered all the letters to the Government
Spencers new repeating 5reech loading rife
was tried by board Of army oficers, by order OF
Cen Nc, lellau, on Friday They made salts
factory report and recommended its Introduction
In-n fbe service An order for supply had pre-
yiously been issued by the Navy Department,
Col Berdan Will grant 10 more commissions 10
raise companies OF sharp shooter Tor his Brigade
fll n Those wishing TO join tn corps must en-
lisf uDder captains holding COMM ssions PRIOR to
this date ,
The following order has been issued from the
P o. Department. .-. ..-.--
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMTHT,2
WAsHiEGTON, nov. %.
Il has been reported to this Department that
some Post1nasters have declined to receive United
states Treasury notes payable on demand, when
presented TO them in payment tor postsge stamps
ar stamped envelopes Pustmasters are therefore
informed that these notes are to be received and
discussed by them as equivalent in all respects to
''''-, II. n. SEEvLY,
ID ASS. p. II. Gen.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05

WHAT THEY SAY OF KENosHA.-Ihe Gree@
Bag Aduocate has a sparkling, vivacious cores
pendent who rejoices in the nom du plume OF
" Memo aomee Sue whose last letter was written
from Kenosha She says of our Park City ..
81 like this little lake city. 1t must be per
feet garden in the summer. The houses are hand
some $50 are the mem and substantial. The parks
are parks indeed Il am thinking now about the
one in Green Bay
There is great many pretty women here too,
and that is more than 1 can say of Chicago
"SUE" is correct. Kenosha is as near garden
in summer, as any city can be. And by the way
we cannot but regret that ''SUE" while she was in
Kenosha, old not call upon us. One who has SO
long been deiighting the editors of the Northwest
with her sprightly effusons should have the tree
dom" of every printing office in Wisconsin.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05
DkEkR.

in this city, Thursday morning November 2Sth, of
consumption, Mrs. SUSAN }. soUTHH ORTIZ, aged 80
years and 25 days.
The deceased has fingered through a long and pain
full Illness of three years; during which time many a
dove CT hope went forth nquiring but returned
with olive leaf again yet during all her suerings she
uniformly patient.
In peace her earthly pilgrimage closed, and we
rus! for her it blessed release for she loved and
trusted her Saviour to the end. She had long been
faithful and devoted mother, and her departure eaY
desolate home and mourning hearts Although not
long resident here in the midst of trial and suffering
she found herself encompassed with those in whose boz
SONS throbbed generous and sympathizng heart, may
her prayer in their behalf that " God would reward
them with the richest of His blessings, be answered.
TCOM.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05
COe1REs7EE FEE GEsRL.
THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH OFFICE, !
DECEMBER 5fh 1861

DECEMBER 9Th, 1861.
GRAIN MARKET.-Our grain market is without
change from previous quotations. and receipts
moderate. We continue quotations for Spring
wheat 90 for No. @ G5 for No. and G6a6S for Extra
Milling. Barley remains steady previous rates prime
qualities seug 86a4O, but inferior is unsaleable
Oats bring IS to and 15a2O to the local trade
PRoVISIONS.-Butter is rather firm, but quota
tations nomnay unchanged We note sales of good
kn at las and prime roll at SAG. Potatoes 2Oa25 and
in some reques Eggs 12a3
DRESSED HOGS.-The receipts of Dressed Hogs have
Geen rather light and the market quiet and steady
Sales were made for Hogs weighing $50 to 200 at 5000
and $50 to 275 at 1912 and for heavy hogs 1929 Mess
Pork is nominally 50 per obl.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05
STATE TREASURER OFFICE, !
Mnciisnr Nnrr u 1861


To -, Treasurer of -:
DEAR SIR To meet the interest on the State
Bonds, and to pay for purchases made in New
York, it will be necessary that portion OF the
State tax soon to be collected reach the Treasury
in coin AS there ls at the present time large
amount of coin in the bands Of the people, it will
be no hardship for third at least, OF the State
tax TO be required in this shape the balance will
he received Wisconsin currency 10 the extent 1t
ig received from the tax payer have the most
satisfactory assurance that all Wisconsin currency
now eurrent-with the exception Of the notes Of
the Dodge County Bank, Bank OF Portage and
Vaupun Bank-aggregGte circulation VI which
Is less than Sio,OOU-wil be redeemed so as TO
save the holders from all loss In all cases where
the Banks issuing the notes tail to redeem re
0uired by the amended banking law, the notes
will be redeemed by the bankers association, and
AT once retired from circulation, and the non re-
deeming Banks wound up without loss to the bill
holders. From careful Investigations | am fully
satisfied with the correctness Of these assurances,
and hesitate not to express the opinion that there
will be no further trouble with Wisconsin curren-
cy.
Very respectfully yours,
SAMUEL d. Hastings,
.'aaal