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Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

TTNsGE UNDERSEGNED. HAVING
L purchased the entire Stock, Interest, Rights OF
Manufacturing, &c, of II. r. KELLY & CO., will con-
tinue the Wholesale and Retail Drug business as here
tofore at So street next to the Western House.
c. L. POLLARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
Eslalaik Books !

Wagons, DrGRss anJ EOys
ENOR the little ones
Il At the Marysville Book Store.
jal1t S. G. WILLIAMS.
white Hzisls~-Esy Il. starr EGnlg.
FIEAUuFUL GIFT Book
AI At the Marysyiilc Book Store,
8. q. WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

XXORRs ON Agriculture, horticulture, Eoacu!-
w ture. AZ tue Murysville Book store
;. G. WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

SPEAKlNG OF the plan for The restoration OF
the Missouri Compromise line, the New York
Herald says;
Let Mr. Lincoln, through Mr.. Seward and
his Cabinet associates. urge this policy at
once upon the Republican members of the
two houses as the initiative measure of peace
and union in behalf of the incoming admin
istration, and these dreadful sounds of war
may be silenccd in general movement for
reconciliation.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

A GOOD stock OF Stationery and School Books al
n ways ON hand. 5. c. WILLIAMS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06
1a(lg 9)atjon2l 1lGmuttat
Late News from the Enst.

The following is an Extra, issued by the
Appeal, Yesterday:
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-06

ENEATllER busters and VAL Paper al tie Marys- |
n Vile Book Store. 5. q. WILLIAMS. :
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
KExosuA, Wisconsin, February. az. ls6


KENOsHA, Wisconsin, February rs, 1851
To Messrs HANMET 81 Co., Vendors oflottery
tickets, Wilmington, Delaware
Your favor of the 10th Instant was duly re-
ceiycd likewise many others of a similar char
acter for the last two years from yourselves and
another firm in the same place and business,
signing themselves "Edgerton e. CO. Whetli-
er these signatures to yourand their circulars
are genuine or not am in great doubt, but in
cline to the belief they are assumed after the
manner Of other Peter Funks," in similar vo-
cations.
You first say that your . business from some
cause or other, has fallen off during the past
year" in our State. doubt very much wheth-
er you ever had any business in Wisconsin,
From long residence among our citizens, and
an intimate acquaintance with their morals
and intelligence, have no hesitation in saying
that your business has been no further than to
lithogropa letters Of the kind you sent me, and
| pay postage on them to our citizens Lists Of
names have no doubt been sent to you by some
person or persons who have copied them from
the tax rolls OF every town. This is the way
l account for 1t that you have learned my'nane
81 by accident"
NO" inaSmueh as 70" say in the outset that
your business IS " dropping in this State let
me advise you TO send your circulars to some
other quarter Of the Republic where you still
find greater ignorance, less enterprise, less NOR
~ cnlture n,,1 n,or, ~,,l1;I;l;t,-
~ CULTURE ana mere su"'o'H'y.
Then you wish TO have it known among my
f'ieTds that you a'e the lucky p'ize sellers
who sold me the prize Kind and caosiierae
gentlemen yon shall have the benefit Of this
puff in as many of the Wisconsin papers as viii
publish it, And again you give me your mos
solemn promise that in case the ticket Won SEM
me- :. did mt 1r,,,, 81 l,os+ az ooo ), ~ -,.1
c;vo 81. oro,,.or " ,,o - ov,u. ,,,.ou;., r.,
notb;noio How l;bor.1r W., o,,.,,5 raf.,., :.
so,d ,.o, ta,, 5,Il.rs &C., IL, hi,
logsr3 Tet an io;r :, a., 80 ' ''''
6, win You walk Into NY parlo.g The sp.ssr to Tx
u. sc
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
ITEEISKERS Oh a ETIIsTAC.IEI
.EuaieIal Elcctior, .

@ 6ACE ~ hereby giveE that an Election
d viii be held in tie several Tswns XVar5s on5
7cton FFeeincs OF the state Of Wisconsin on the FIRST
-s5aay Dsg me sec9E1 day Of april next, for the
for the term Of Six Years, commencing an H. Ft iav
q January, 4. D. 1862. -
an eieclgn Wiii be held on the same day ia the sever
"a LoFnsr wards and Election Precinctso Of the County
AehoS-a i9r me election Of County judge fer SAID
county, Tor The term Of Eour Years couDeneif n flq
.rst day Of January, 4. D 1862.
1ala elections 10 be conducted, the votes canvessed
*. Fetur rs made in accordance with I'll Trois ous q
~A~pler sFel Of the Revised Statutes Of SIS
U-Etn unaer my hand and The great seal Of Il,
L. 3 siaie at the CAPITOL in Madison this tv elftl
day Of February, a. D. 1861
L. p. HARVEY,
o't4 SECRETARY Of state.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
MARCH APPOINTME NTs.
EDRo Vo Co PRICE.

AN ALYIICAI p Fl Y ) G a N
Of Baaio, n " will be for consultation diseases gem
orally, at
KEEosaA, City Hotel, on Saturday and Sunday, the
$50 a1d 9th Of February.
Racine, Racine House, 18th of February.
Waukegan, Waukegan House, 2lst Of February.
Woodstock, Woodstock House, 18th Of Feb.
Or PRO deyotes his whole time to the cure OF Gcro-
fu4n rheumatism, Erits, Nervous EiafadIes.
Female Difficulties. Consumption, Throat,
Liver, Heart, ana all Chronic Complaint. Ourprac-
ice founded TRUTH Of seventeen years standing dii-
fers from al others, tring with human existence,
sacrifcing life by experiments We know upon examin-
ttic the Of disease and remedy needed to remove
l. not by guessing butby knowing. No posons harsh
Medicines to injure the constitution, but mild and eff
lent; 70 making sick TO make well, tearing down to
Jnid up, abandoning business starving DO giving
enlargement without prospect, coming TO be
again, but honest in dealings frank opn-
oEs moderate in charges regular every few weeks
our wits. We invite investigation, claim not to know
yeTything or to cure bodyo claim to and
sense, and TO out Of ten said be in
arabic. We particularly request those who have tried
as scientific doctor that respectful physician, boosted
md advertised medicines and doctors until out and
scouraged, to call upon US, costs nothing, consulta
free. ase 1y1s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

What Becomes OF the Eats ?--Years ago
the question was started, What becomes Of
the pms:' That question has been forgotten.
but now there arises another and more impol-
taut one, which appears above. On the morn
ing after the "grand SIT ball" our streets pre-
scented rather singular appearance to those
who were lucky enough to be out early. Gen
tiemen might have been seen, dressed in The
highest style-blaclS pants, broadcloih coats,
and fashy vests, but surrounding all this fine
ny, sud as il TO render t the more striking Inv
contrast, could be seen some old, dnap;8atad
tile whose prime, ii we were 70 Judge ir5rn,s,.
pearauces, dated as far back as She discovery
Of America. Sgme, even, wore seen with sha wis
over their heads, as Il im.tating the style Of our
native Indians. The cause Of this strange fash.
ion cfhead-dresses was explained a little later
ASsoon as The clothing stores were opened,
there was an unusually brisk business done in
tile line OF hats and caps It appears that du.
ring tho night, those attending the ball had
pied these very useful but much abused ar.i
eles OF apparel into corner by themselves
Several Of The best looking hats following The
example Of South Carolina, thoanbt ito favor
able opportunity TO "secess, which tbov u
cordingiy did. siaca then they have not baon
heard from They are, ere this We presume d,
thelundergIouud road to Canada or some otl,e
place OF safety, where they will never be caugb,
by their owners, If some enterprising mer-
chant who deals in the article, would take tux
opportunity at the next ball, to keep his stor,
open through the night, we presume he woul
hnd plenty of customers Who wished TO pur
chase hats to supply the place OF those that ha
81 maiciously taken the opportunity to ste,
themselves between two DAYS -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
Yhe PInn OF tho seoessionista.

in b. lei Is this
Having established their Provisional Govern
ment they wait Tor the Border States 60 ioin
them They believe the Border States will be
compelis TO do this, by The refusal of the Re
pubGcans in the Peace Conference. in Congress-
and the State Legislature, 10 adopt any concll-
iatoyy course.
When the Border States have Joined, they
will then turu to the Free States with this az
gumeut we are 100 many fer you to conquer,
nor can you live in prosperity AID peace while
yoU have&uch-a hostile nation for neghhors.
But vote down those Black Republicans. and
res ore to power the Pro Slavery Democracy.
who viii give US what We want, and there wi,
1 then be no obstacle to our return to the Union ,
/ a majority Of Northern people being always
/ for Union, and dcsirons Of peace, Will thew a.e
1conhdeht, respond to this appeal and thus il one
state after another Republicans viii be voted
ON and Democrats voted in Then either bv
the return of the Seeding States, or by oar
Iannexalion TO the "Sonthsrn Conf,leracr ., tbo
! Union VIII be RECONSTRUCTED with the 5i0sr-
nee that Jefferson Davis Will be President In.
| stead Of Abraham Lincoln and Pro-Siaverg De.
/ mocracy restored 10 that control 81 Fedora AZ.
I fairs which it has so long enjoyed
! And yet there are Republicans who are in
danger OF ol'ndly falling mto this trap. BY al.
iTocauuIg Il "peaceable separation thew p]ay
directly into the hands OF the traitors. Peace.
able separation" Is "a delusjon and snare. 7,
! is only stepping stone 70 reconstruction -
! Two separate American Contederacies canros
exist side by side. The People viii rot con.
sent nat this Union shall be permanently dis
solved. They win support the Republicans in
Thanksgiving it as il Is OF else they will sunport
the Democrats in demonstrating 1t. They
viii not support a Disupion Party, Republican
or Democratic, Pro-Siayery, or Anti.Saverv.
North or South.
d The alternative then IS before lis: slaI 1re
BRING tts Uaioa Ien In The Southern States iato
co-operatioR Nth as, 10 upaoid he Ja.on as ii
IS, or shall zee, jy repejjiag tten plaage tie
ieoHRtry INTO turmoil, prosirati5n and disaster. IN
order net y may he reconstructed. enc, tf0o o.
t'rcs gcars hence lsRdtr the saeag at Pro SIqre5s
D5apcracy.-L Albany Ezeniag J6uraai
I Toe Dc oRSoT TOE BE.-fhe Beraboo Pe-,sT
hcadys young man BY the name Of Parker. re-
SIDING on &arr0Us Prairie, accidentlv chopued m
jas svet toe, The other day. He left II tn lie
woods, aud started lor home, bus presently con
Guided thGt the toe was worth preservinT nrf
8 vent back after IT. The same day lie was brar,e-ll
into this town and had il sewed on and is. we he
lieye, likely 10 recover from his uplucky stroke.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
Chapter So.

AN ACT to amend chapter 90 Of the General Laws Of
$40, entitled" An act relative TO the sale fsnds for
unpaid taxes, and the conveyance and redemption
thereof"
1o Peol2e critic State Of Wisconsin, reDre e.ted in
6e9afe da0 A8ssmbSy, 40 en0ct as yoSioacs
SECTION /. Chapter % Of the General Laws Of $50
t.ltd "Ac act relative the sale lands for ulrad TAX
ls and the conveyance and redemption thereoTn i
hereby amended by striking out capri" vi
eve occurs in said Act and Inserting the word Nay
IN eu hereot so that hereafter the Of lands for
paid taxes, req ured be made in Anil shall
be made on the second Tuesday May next hereafter
and the neat ensuing days and advertised in accordance
herewith.
LECTION 2 So much ofany Act rs conflicts VITA the
Provisions Of this Act is hereby repealed and this Act
shan take eject and be in force oz. and after its pas
| sage and publication,
approved February 16 1851
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

Tie Louisiana Sugar Tnterest.-There il no
little 5drea in Louisiana, lest Congress should
| remove the duty on sugar-which would only
be done if Louisiana were ont Of the Union
The New Orleans Crescent says, If Congress
were TO do this, "it would be pitiful exhibition
OF spleen and malignity," That journal does
no. state what kind of an exhibition, political,
moral or social, Louisiana has made by seizlng
the property Of the United States
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

The Winter. Although money has been
rather hard to get the past winter, and business
somewhat dull in consequence, yet there has
been an evident intention en- the part of every
one to make the best of it. Some, it is true,
have found more leisure time than was to them
convenient, but they have generally tried to put
the best face On the matter. The dancing sea
SON. now so on to be closed, has been one Of I'M
usual activity. Balls, Parties, Hops, Oyster
Suppers, Benefits etc. have appeared in rapid
succession, ard the phrase, Good music in at
tendance, usually attached to the notices, gave
those who read them an iakling Of what would
be the order of exercises Hardly an evening
has passed but somewhere might be had an OPP
portunity Of joining the giddy mazes Of the
dance, and on one evening there was no less
than four In addition to this, the sleigling
has been unusually good, aid great rumbel
have taken advantage Of this, to while away
those hours which, had business been more live
Iy, would have been devoted to labor Taking
it all around, people have enjoyed themseye.
as well as could be expected. This is as /
should be. Whatever may be the opinion as t,
the propriety of dancing, no one will deny but
it is far better than hanging around the saloons,
drinking and playing cards. We presume t
say that livery stables and dancing halls hav,
had no reason to complain of the duIlness Q
winter
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

Star Grain Drill See the advertisement
Of d. G. GAsMLL, Agent for this celebrated
Drill. 1t has the reputation of being the most
perfect machine for putting in vatious seeds
that has ever bean used Farmers who avail
themselves Of the improved facilities for do
ing most Of the work on the farm, will be in
teIested in this matter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

II 1t is hardly necessary to say that AIR.
SPALDING, the Prepared Glue man, and the
Caphalc Pills man, has changed his advertise
ment this week Our readers can see that fol
themselves. We call their attention how
ever to the mass Of testimony, in favor Of tn G
Capitalize Pills in the new advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

Pixies Peab ,ganized-The auriferous re-
gion Of the Rocky Mountains, hitherto known
a. Pixies Peak, including Western Kansas and
Nebraska, has been organized into Territorial
Government
The bill has passed both Houses of Congress,
aud the name Of the Territory IS COLORADO
& good name.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

Teach the Juveniles 70 5ing.-We call
the attention Of the fathers and mothers OF Ken
osha to the card Of Prof, LAUx, in another COL
umu, in reference TO Juvenile Singing School,
he proposes to open at the Court House, on
Saturday next Teach the childeen TO sing,
by all means. 1t win be a source of enjoyment
to them, at least, for years 10 come.
Prof LAUX, though comparatively a strang-
er to us has the reputation of being a thorough
Music Teacher, both Vocal and Instrumen-
tai
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
.-Tho Nashville Democrat asks the folio,

- The Nashville Democrat asks the follow
ing questions which are plump and pertinent
what guarantees will any seeding State
nave for protection to property that they 10 moi
Tennessee have for the safety Of her negroes
i, she were to secede than she now has 2 Is
| lao negro property Of Alabama, or any other
seeding State, more secure n0,0 than it was
BEFORE their ordinance of secession? In the
name OF common sense, what interest is it, ii
those States that is better protected now, than
before their ordinance was passed How ARE
tbey benefited?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

A THUNDER SHowER.-Thunder showers
in this latitude in February, are by no means
common events, nevertheless we had couple
last week. On Friday last in the forenoon,
we had quite heavy thunder and some Lightning
mixed with it. Friday night, or rather 2 o clock
Saturday morning we were reused from sleep
by sharp, heavy clap Of thunder ttat sounded
as if it might have struck something or some
body. This was accompanied by the most yiv-
id lightning and heavy shower of rain. Some
weather prophets call such thunder storm al
this season Of the year sign OF backward
spring" We have little faith in signs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
E...E.otsant IRON, we,y rEceseo.

A etterin the st Louis Democrat says that q
I'll lur ,he repeal of the slave code ol i CIV hi sy.
G. wae introduced in the EoTit9riai Legislature
on the lIth OF January and carried to Il second
leading by handsome majority An attciapl
to pnt things in train tor admission into the IN
ion was On foot bu it seemed 10 be the work Of
aspiring demegogaes, finding little favor with the
Ieuple, By the Returns made by the assistant
narshals, TIE entire population Of New Mexico Is
% U15, iucludiu. the fieblo Indians. vino rlpsrs
Der lO,Gte. The val of the real { tage is gwen
at So 1858 andthe personal property at Sit,
U}o,el0, making total of $i8iu4644, exclusive
of the POSSESSIONS ot tAe iueDlo ladlans, wncL
sure has been passed against COL Fontieroy, aae
memouahz4ng tie Secretary OF M arior his Hnsne
date removal. and & new resolution was 70 be
introduced on the nth requesting the secret ary
Of Wa 10 change the name OF Fora Fontleroy to
anything else. 4 vote Of eenspre and d recon-
mendauon for removal was also pending eve
JUDGE Slack wood.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

The Weather weather for the past
few days has been remarkably fine, The Eun
has shone bright, and it has been warm and
genial, and unmistakobly betobened spring
Sugar weather is now al hand, and those who
live in the vicinity of maple trees, are probably
enjoying the rare sport of sugar making.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
See their advertisement.

Rays Of Light.-0ccasional our Office dark
and dreary as 1t is, is lighted up for few min
utes by one or more of the above much-to be
desired articles; not the kind that comes in at
the windows, between the clouds, now and
then, though these, by the way, are very con
venient in their place. but we have reference
now to those other brighter ones, that come in
at the door-stand there bewildered moment
as if almost doubling the safety of venturing in
to such dubious looking place, but with littlt
encouragement from some of the boys, com,
in, pass mraculously through the narrowest
passages without pj-ing any of the matter OF
getting any ink on their spotless garments
glide uoiselessly around-talle look at the
many cuiosiues TO be met with in a printing
ofice-conyerse few moments, perhaps, in an
under tone-aud then disappear We should
be happy to have more frequent recurrenc,
of these calls, for like angels visits they ar,
"few and far between, though to us they ar,
far more preferable.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

The Wilmington Lottery Swindlers.-
Many of our citizens for years past have been
bored with letters from certain firm of lottery
swindlers, We have not escaped the infietion
ourselves, and we are giad that somebody has
taken the matter in hand and given them a
slight going over" Read Ar. French's let
ter in our to-day's paper,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

Ciotzenburgh aouss-The travelling
public and sojourncr5 in this city, will please
notice the card of A. N. Croszonburgh, in our
paper this week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
County Committee.

At tho Republican County Convention held at
Agricultural Hall, on the Doth Of October last, a
Resol .tion was passed, authorizing the President
Of the Convention, Gen. LEVI GRANT, to ap-
point County Committee, for the ensuingyeor
In accordance with that Resolution, Gen. Grant
has appointed the following narned gentlemen as
such committee:
II. LINES,-KenoGhs,
Cor, j. c. McKISSON, --Wheatland
THOS. ROWLAND, Pleasant Prairie,
D. Z. BURGHSS,-Salem,
JAMES OZANNE, JR.,-Somers.
In this connection it may not be amiss to call
the attention Of the Committee to the fact, that
County Judge is to be elected at tho coming
Spring Election, in place Of Judge JILsUN, whose
term Of Office win expire on the first Of January
next 1t will be necessary to call Convention to
nominate a candidate for such Office
The election viii be held on the 2nd day Of
April If delegate convention be called the
sooner it is done the better that the several Town
and Ward Comm tees may have time to call thoir
caucuses for the appointment Of delegates.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

County Judge.-Wc Understand that Judge
JiLsUS viii be candidate for reelection to the
Office Of Judge of Probate, if nominated by Tho
Convention
Judge J.has HE'D the Office Of Probate Jedge
for two consecutive terms, and we believe has CIV
en- entire satisfaction 10 all who have had business
to transact in his Court. We have never heard
any complaints Of extortion, deay Or any other q
those pecuiatious apt to be charged against ta7sf
who have for course OF years, had the settlement
Of other peoples estates in hand. 1t is no. az Of.
fee OF sufficient pecuniary importance to attract
much contention, and we are not are not aware
that there is any other person in the county who
proposes to effeT himself as 4 candidate
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

a Good Steak.-Who don't like fas ten.
der juicy stalker We don't know of any body
that does not, and we are free to confess that
we do. We happened in at the Meat Market
of Messrs Morgan 4 Haffner day or two
since, and took note Of the stock hanging up
there We noticed in particular the quarters
ola huge fat steer raised and fattened by our
friend r.. 2. Mari, Of Pleasant Prairie, who is
noted fer growing superior stock; that Will
yield many rich and tender steak. We have
tried one, and know whereof we speak 1t
should be remembered that Messrs II. & II.
take partioar pains in the selection of stock for
their market, and buy none but the best.
See their advertisement. t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

who Has a Piano to Rent? Whoever
has will please take notice to an advertisement
in another column, of c. LAUx.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
OFFICIAL.

The right man in the right place -ahusbaad
at home in the evening
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

~ &" The CALLED jade will vince and they
say "'hs the hit bird that hutters." See Ken
osha Times Of last week
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

H0OFLAND'S GERMAN RsTTERS
Cures Nervous Debility.
EHOOEEAND's GERMAN RsyTERs
cures Nervous Debility
FE@OFAAED's GERMAN GsTTERs
cures NerAous Debility.
EE0OFLAND'S GMHMAN RHTTERs
cures HEARTBURN.
HOOFLAND'a GEEsMAN BHTTERs
cures HEARTBURN.
.r--------
WOOFLAND's GERMAN BaTTERs
EEcari-barn
H0OTLAND's GERMAN BHTTEas
t}Jfy Enwarsi Piles.
FTOOELAND's GERMAN EETTERs
cures snwiBrS Pile.
HOOFLAND, GERgsAN METERS
cures Inward Piles
These Bitters can be oh timed at any Drug
gist's seller of Patent Medicines in the United
States or Canadas Price IS cts per bottle
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

Wyman, The Original Wizard and Yertrlo-
gust, exhibits his wonderful ieaJs Of Jugslery
and Ledgerdemain tonight AID io-morow
nigh at Franklin han.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28

Who killed Cock Robin I says the crow
We commend Mother Goose" to the locals Of
the Times They will fud those wonderful
melodies" soothing to laccrated fco;oks