davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12

many OF the people OF this county. who. al
though not at heart IN favor of dsupiop. are still
10Th TO unite heart and hand with the friends ~
the Administration. They are stiH in the uoa)l
and bitterness of partizan prejudice. and there
iole' incapable OF approaching the real nature OF
ther position They call themselves douglas
democrats, and therefore think it necessary 10
keep alive partizan feelings, and make partv nom.
nations. Since the Democrat has been discoptin.
ued, these Douglas Democrats NAV fornet tbaiy
principles, and we therefore give the follov;no
Douglas Democratic doctrine, which we take from
a communication in the Milwaukee Neags II is
little different from the teachings of the defunct
Democrai. but sc have no doubt but it is oenp;ne
Douglas Democracy. We commend tito The cop.
sderatlon of those who so frequently boast oftber
Democracy
Don't let us, who are at ease away up hero at
the North, worry ourselves about the sssiava ,To'
erty" OF our friends in the Border States TfFe
Hollis, and Prentices and Brownlows arr .,,,o1,aJ
with the armed foe, striking harder blows Tran
We can, They tolerate no whining carDipo half
way men In the Border States. When tbey fnd
such one they know he is a friend to +roosn+
and only too cowardiy to act ; and he is treated
az he deserves. Here at the Nortn. we fod +ba
sympathlzers, winners about h06eus cor1uc CON
liSdt~ anu peace propositions ed
among the friends of the Government Tbare
they are shot down or imprisoned
In conclusion, Messrs Editors, let me saw with
all respect, TO whom it may concern Tho f,onsti
tuition Is ia peril but not from those who uro f1ht
ing and dying to save it, All minor questions are
merged III the question, Can we save the Cn,.arn.
ment The day tor even political differencas !.
past. No matter who kindied the confagration,
1t RACES. it is at our door. 1t is no time 81 .sIt
ABOUT Glover rescnes, or Booth rescues or State
Rights, OF Chicago Platforms. The question 4,
who Is for, and who against treason-wbo can
str Ike the most effective blow-how can We soIe
ell that Is dear TO us in Government. yauable in
sacred in honor -
Every man, armed in the cause. desarvas o,,
respect. livery holder back is a coward p or %
traitor. Every dollar devoted to the cause, is as
only, 10 see that energy, honesty fidelity nervode
official ranks and patriotism valor zeal and
unanlmity characterize the masses. Let us strive
to drive out corruption, supplant imbeoiItv r.. |
spIe pairIotism, discountenance lukewarnness.
ana 10 know no cause but cur couutrys till peace
is restored with honor. Pe"Oo
A DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
Grand County school ric-nin.

me committee OF arrangements to make preparation
Tor the coming Pic Mic of the schools this County hat
further meeting on the Both, aid in view of the ino
state Fair at Chicago the 18TH postponed tn Pic. Nj,
to the 10th of Sept, at West Bristol near the R. Sta
ton
The Hon. Charles Durkee was chosen Chairman of III.
day. - "
Col. Il. s. Thorpe, Marshall.
The following prizes will be gvon to the best speci
mems of writing, pencilng and map drawing:
For best specimen of each class $500
f1r z9a pest 100
follows:
Comprising those of ten years old and under.
Those over 10, and under IS years old
Those over 10 and uuder 81 years of age.
Zach specimen to contain the age of the scholar and
motto OF ms own, so that it can be recognized, and be
delivered to Milton NJ Rice by II O'Clock A. NJ of the
DAY at the tent upon the ground.
judges of Penmanship-s.Y. Brande, F. Newell, S, R.
Leonard.
Judges of Map DraWing-Jason Lothron q Roswortb
Jos. Paine.
Judges of Penciling-Nrs. ]. NJ. Kellogg Mrs J II.
Farrer, Miss Mary Aver
The following persons appointed as a committee
solicit funds for the payment premiums and expen-
Kenosha City,. j. Conatty, j. b. Jisun.
Somers-F D. Bowker, E. r. Shepard, and G. W. Rice
Bristol-F. Chase.
Pleasant Pfairie-E Sherwood A. Coffin
Randall. Shbley Supt
Wheatland-S. A. Mclaughlin
Paris-Homer Adams.
Salem-Milton Rice Miss NJ Murphy
Treasurer.
Eac DlSflct or town is expected to furnish its own
refreshments, and table il they desire it,
Delegations are requested to be upon the ground by
III O'CLOCK A. M. The scholars from the country viii
meet at Glddings station An extra train will start
from Kenosha at A, NJ stopping at the various eros
sings and arriving at 10 O'Clock.
The state superintendent and other distinguished
speakers from abroad are expedited to he present. Goo
speeches and short ones, with good music will be the
DER Tor the first hour then general sit down to the
ealaoies on hand. After which, general good time
speaking, swinging singing, and shouting for the good
tEne coming" Also the report of the Committee upon
BY order of the Chairman of the Committee
al
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
~
iu.--..,---,.s
From Our Wa Corr, .no,,
HEAD QUARTERS, End Reg't w. v.
Camp Smith, Va. Sept. 6, 1851

HEAD QUARTERS, End Reg't w. V.
Camp Smith, Va. Sept. 6, 1851
FRIEND ScHoFp: ! had purposely delayed
writing in hopes that something would turn uI
Of more than ordinary interest.
Time, for the last two weeks, has seemed tc
hang heavily, and events have almost ceased tc
drag their slow length along. Nothing of par
ticular interest has occurred in the End Wis
except that We are finally placed in Genera
KINGS brigade. We left our old camp at Fort
Corcoran on the 9th, crossing into Maryland
and occupying position near Meridian Hill
until Wednesday night the 4th, about 10 ?. M.
when the long roll beat, and We, together will
the 5h and 9th Wisconsin, and many Other
regiments were moved up and across the rivel
at the chain bridge, in anticipation Of an at
tempt on the part of the rebels 20 force pas
sage across into Maryland.
They were approaching in great numbers
but vanished like dew before the approch of the
Grand Army. We are now falling timber aut
throwing up extensive entertainments about
miles from the river, Oh Virginia's sacred sol
once more.
The army here is assuming immense proper
tions. During six days sof last week our mum
bers were increased 81, 900, and we now mum
Der, without any doubt, 100000 fighting men,
You can form but a faint idea of how thing:
look about here by reading description i'm
mensity of space and numbers are hard thing!
for the mind to comprehend l wish you could
be all here to see at glance what we are see
ing every day You would then be able tC
form some idea of what war is We are ready
and waiting for the attack, but our anxieties are
not coupled with fear for the result. And
may with safety add, that if tile rebels are moi
already so, they will in few days hence be 81
uncomfortable quarters.
We all now feel the greatest confidence il
our leaders. Gen. Mcclellan is bound tie make
his mark high, and with the army now under
his control and his ability, he will no doubt &C
| complish all that an ambitious man could desire
In addition to the acres of infantry, we are
having an immense amount of artillery, an(
many heavy guns which require twelve horse,
to draw them ard will throw shot or shell
distance Of from three to four miles
Vague rumors for the past three days have
been circulating, Of the death of jeff. Davis
which to-day ale fully confirmed We must al
commend Jeff's sagacity in doing up his dying
SO early, saying nothing of the relief it mus
afford his friends, in his dying a natural death
Perhaps l ougha not to close this letter with
out mentioning the acquisition our regimen
has made, in the person of Sam Francis an(
it may be pleasing to his numerous frieuds tt
know that he is doing his country good service
III taking care of our sick and wounded
He is becoming great favorite and is per-
forming his duties with credit to himself, ant
the entire satisfaction of the regiment.
In haste truly yours,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12


nv State be told, Ga State whose soil tolerates
not the foot of slave), that they are bound
by the Constitution to a long and folsom march
undef burning Summer suns and a dead
Southern climate, for the suppression Of y
vile war. That they are bound to ! ser
bodies TO rot upon the sands cave their
leave their wives widow" VI Carolina; to
orphans that tho0- -, and their children
hound to pour - we cannot march are
sons and ,ut their treasures, while their
10 o. Jrothers are pouring out their blood
appress a servile war combined with civ
il or foreign war and yet that there exists
no power beyond the limits Of the Slave State,
where such war is raging) to emancipate the
slaves. Let this be proved, / say. am open
to conyictson but till that conviction comes
put it forth, not as a dictate Of iceii e, but as
a settled maxim of the laws of nations, that in
such case the military power supercedes the
civil power.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12

DEED.

| In this City, the 10th Inst, Mr. OTIS COLWELJ
| in the 6gth year of his age.
| The deceased was born in Adams Mass in 1893 an,
removed to Wadron, N " in time to enlist as yolun
teer in the war of 1872 at sacketts Harbor In 1874
he located in Kenosha County, where he has been exen
sively known as farmer, chant and mechanic, II
every relation Of life he manifested one distinctive
acteristic~-a strict moral principle to govern all b
conduct in his family, church and community.
IN Salem, Kenosha County, on the End of Sent inst
of consumption, Miss ANN NJ. THOMPSON. daughter Of
Andrew and Maria Thompson, aged 80 years.
IN Oakland, California, the 9th of July, 1856! Mr..
JOHN WILLIAMS, aged 81 years.
Mr.. Williams native Of Bedford Berkshire England
and of this earliest settlers of Kencsha county
having emigrated here before the Government lands
were in market. He located claim about three miles
souher:y from this city, in August 1885 which he snb
sequenty purchased of the Government. In the year
1851 he moved to California. Ills son. HENRY WILLIAMS
a highly respectable citizen, occupies the farm
aforementioned purchased by Mr.. John Williams.
deceased,
IN the Town Of somers, on Friday afternoon Ano,s,
23rd, of consumption LUCY, daughter of William and
Lucy Cooper, aged years, months and days.
Like the angels, pure and bright
AS dewdrops in the morning light,
Her gentle spirit winged its flight,
To mansions in the skies.
And at the calm, still evening hour,
The spirit of this fragile flower,
Assembled to that heavenly bower
Where friendship never dies
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS

me medicine established in 1897 and FIRST artcl
OF the KIND ever introdu ced ander the rare of Pr
MoNlC WATERS" in this any ether country. all otbe
Pulmonis Waters are countereits The genuine can h
known by the name BRYAN stamped on each Wafr
Bryans Pulmonc Waters
heheYe coughs, Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseness
Bryan's PGlmonc Waters
ReueYe asthma, bronchitis, difficult breathing
BryaR's FpImonic Waters
eieive Splitting Of bood, pains in the chest
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve incipient consumption, lung diseases
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils
Bryan's Pqmonc Waters
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes.
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are adapted for vocalists and public sneakers
Bryans Pulmonc Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
not only relieve, but effect lasting and ranid curas
organs Pulmonic Waters
are warranted 10 give satisfaction to every one
Nofamiy should be without box of
Bryans Punonic Waters
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply of
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
IN his pocket
No person Will eyer object to give for
Bryans Pumorc Waters
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB NJ osks, Soc Prop ietcr, Rochester N .
SOLD by WEEEtE 4 CLARK, and + EopIEsoY. Keenneh
oil good Druggists, l l1I9VS'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
Strawberries

va nW is the time to set out S7ZA PBERRY PLA NTg
N If n"Operly planted while the or ound is moist thew
will get well established this Fall, and produce partial
crop TIE ensuing Spring The experience the past
seasc n has demonstrated that soil and climate are
well adapted to this fruit and if proper is take to
plant those kinds which have been fully tested, tn ere
need be disappointment. Plants of the follow ing
kinds are now for sale at the
PRAIRIE AVENUE GARDEN
WILSON'S ALBANY SEEDING, 75cts per
hundred-$2,5 so for 500, $4.CO for 1000
HoQKER'S SEEDING, 81 for 100, So for
500, SIS for 1900.
for 100, $4 for 500, 81 for 1860
FARLEY SCARLET, 81 for 100, SO for 500
s. for iOO0 T3wl2 wv
ne. Is. EHENSDAEE,
KOnOsha, august 20, 1861.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
OCTOBER APPOINTMENTs.
DIR. v. c. PRICE.

AN ALYT ICALI PHYSICIAN
Late of Buffalo, N. Y, can be consulted at
KEN0SHA. City Hotel, on the afternoon of Tpesao,
and during Wednesday, the 10Th and 10th of October
Racine, Racine House, 18th of October
Waukegan, Office at residence, 26th and 9th Sent
Woodstock Exchange Hotel, 10th October
Principal Office, Chicago, Ill.
Observation-Disclosures, H., where all letters NAV be
sent. "' W
DIR PRICE devoes his whole time to the cure of Scro
tuia rheumatism, Fits, Nervous MaIadIes
Femaic Difficulties, Consumption TErooT
Liver, Heart, and all Chronic Complaints Our nrac
tlce, founded on TRUTH of seventeen years standing
ferS from all others, rihng with human existence
sacrificing life by experiments We know upon examin
alton the cause OF disease and remedy needed to
it, not by guessing, but by knowing Noposons or harsh
medicines to njure the constitution, but mild and eff
clent; no making sick TO make well, tearing down TO
build up, abandoning business starving no giyn
couiagement without prospect, coming once never To he
seen again. but honest in Dealings frank in ou opin
ons moderate in our charges regular every few weeks
in our visits We invite Investigation, claim not to know
everything or TO cure everybodydo claim reason and
common sense and to out of ten said he in
durable. We particularly request those who have ria5
TINS scientific doctor, that respectful physician boae
and advertised medicines and doctors until worn ont @
discouraged, to call upon u.s. nothing as cosnits
W 10 iiee' 1y1S
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
Important from the Nort, Gsrolius
C0asf

Fortress Monroe Sept 5.-The Monticello
and Harriet Lane arrived f,om Eatteras Inlet
this mo ming. They report The most gratifying
intelligence.
The Contedelates have abandoned tbeir
strongly fortified forts at Ocracoke Inlet,
MUldtudes Of North Carolinans have dem. NJ
strated their loyalty to the Government by com
ing to Fort Hatteras to take the oath of allcgi-
auce. Col. Hawkins sends word that ne admi =
istered the oath to between 200 and 300 IN "a
single day
The Steamer Pawnee still lies in the Inlet and
the ousquehannah on The outside
Inc Susquehaunah ran down to 0cracoke
Inlet and found the Qualifications thee complete.
y deserted The Coale0orates had carried away
tnelr guns, and white Gag was exhibited
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
j. MCNAMARA !, Prest.
EDWARD II. RUDD, Sec'y.

LOVE AND HoRTECULTURE.-'Oh, Angeli-
ma = said the young horticulturlst to hi love
one evening, if you could only see my Isabella.
How each day she develops new beauties; go
beautiful! Hanging over me so tenderly. 40
honey SO sweet to the taste Angelina sudlen-
ly fell to the floor like aat-iron VILLAIN, she
cried, you love another !! and swooned away.
.oh, have kiiled her, exclaimed the youre
horticuturist, Jumping up and wrngiIg his
hands. oh, Angelina. don't, Gon'f. You
mustn't for the world, Angelina didn't mean
1T; only ment the grape cine
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
KenOSha, Thursday, Sept. IL, 1861
Republican state Convention.

Republican State Convention will be held at Tho
Captol, AZ Madison, at 10 O'Clock Wednesday, th'
25th day of September next for the purpose Of noaina
ting candidates for State officers.
Each Assembly District, under the new apportoumen
will he entitled to two delegates in the Convention.
The Committee recommends that the primary meeting
for the selection of delegates, be held on or before tn
lash day Of September, and that the District Committee
issue early calls for such meetings. that the people ma
be thoroughly notified, and choose delegates who fairly
rem, esent their wishes HORACE RUBLEE,
Chm Rep. State Central Com.
Madison, August 49, 1861.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
&fen6ax. oas fhe Rsan.,

TENHE Old Members of Company 1'G'' are noteos a..
III the Muster Roll is open, and ~ eN ~ q
upon to push on the Column More recr uits are
to fill up the number required. ~ al "ahted
Our country needs the services of those nh -,
smelt the powder, and of the many brave hem no nay
unable to respond to the first call None b. wlio
bod led, sober wanted. Head-ouarterr - ~
Old Arn1ory over the City Bank. al 'i'e
As soon as sixty names are enrolled an election of
Officers win be held BY order ~ u
GEo. SCOTT, Orderly Sergt D. @. McvEAN ,ca,t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12

Dr. Q. W. Roback, Proprietor of the Scandinavian
Remedies, Cincinnati, chio-Dear Sir Please send me
SIXTY dozen OF your Pills Immediately, as am nearly
OUT ana shal lose sales if they promptly ship
pea. Although this is very small place. as suppose
you know am enabled to send you large an order
try recommend them and prescribe them in their
uce; PEOPLE won't have any pills but yours and they
relly are me best, for use them myself when need
anything of the kind. "
Last lot OF furiier received safe and selling we'll Will
settle with your agent, whenever called upon Ship care
U. P. Martin, Prairie du Chen w.
Respectfully yours, NEAL, MINES
~ See advertisement i'll another CO umn AVE-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
GOsEsJNER CE.Rk.
Office Of the KsnOsha Telegraph
Thursday, Sep.I2th

GRAIN MARKET. The deliveries os Wheat at
ths p9r contn good, though not equal TO the
deliveries at tuis ;ime lest year. hut Oats and
barley come forward sparr&iy, ana the receipts
we continue our lest weeks quotations for
Wheat at SCI II gold and .62a in currency
Prime Barley is nom nay quotabie at 81 a DO
Oats are less &C; We and lower, and we cannet
quote then at 4boYe "a a IS
FRoyisioNs --bqtter IL lair demand at 8 a 9
for choice grades.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12

LuL uEALlH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
IS continually in peril if she is mad enough tn egoot
matFeat thoae sexual irregularities TO which
her sex are more or less subject, 1850 " ' v
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PIJsLS 'prenarsd from tb. soo -
tela NIlch the inventor CORNELIUS l.. CHEEsEMAN NJ
oI eY Org has for twenty successfully in an
private practice relieve without
az OF the periodical discharge whether arising
tom rela1atlon or suppression. They like charm rs
removing the pains that accompany dout or mmoderat
and are the only safe and reliable remedy %
Iusnes SICK headache Pains in the Lotus Back and Side
apltation OF the Heart, Nervous Tremors Uvsterics
oRasms Broken Sleep end other unpleasant and
9heets OF an unnatural condition the sexual
speedy - '' ''y enecI a
TO wives and Matron
ok. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered as the onlv safe
means OF renewing interrupted menstruation but ' ~
L.aDIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
IheLe one c9ndto Of the female system in loch Ike Pills
cgIot oe taken Uhott producing PECULIAR RESULT
me condition referred 70 is PREGNqNCY result Ms
cI7dgS Such IS the irresistible teadnc of NE nqecine In
restore ne SEXUAL normal condition. thai ese he
FtlTpductiCe pclOeT Of nature cannot restst H.
EXphel DIRECTIONS stating when they should be usedwth
each bGx-the Price One DOtigT each Boz cOnfaiy so e
Variable Pamphlet to be had free, the aents Pills
SEN % gt ompty by enclosing price the Agent Sold
by Druggists generally, Il. B. HUTCHINGS
Proprietor, 20 Cedar-St. New York
-. ~ Sold IN kenOsha by F. ROBINSON
lIomoOI And Druggists Everywhere
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
Gen. Grant '"l,cs Possession of oaducah

CAIRO, Sept. 6.-Ihis morning at eleven O. clock
Gen. Grant, with two Regiments of infantry. orr
and 18th Illinois, Coils. Paine and Macarthur Com
pany A, Chicago Light Artillery, and two gun
boats, the Tyler and Conesfcga, took possession
Of Paducah, Ky He found Sc ession dagq flying
IN dlherent parts OF the city N expe otation OF
greeting the arrival Of The Southern army. wnic.
was reported $500 strong, sixteen miles distant.
The citizens tore down the rebel flags on thea =.
rival of our troops. Gen. Grant took possession
of the telegraph Office, railroad depot and marine
Iaions and leather for the Southern amy.
The following proclamation was issued TO the
eli liens of Paducah
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12

have come among YOU, not aa an enemy mi
as your friend and fellow citizen not - uiuro a,
annoy you, but to respect your rights and 10 de-
tend and enforce tie rights of all loyal cti~ens.-
An enemy in rebellion against cur common Gov.
erhment has taken possession ot and planted his
guns upon The soil Of Kentucky and fred upcn
cur tag Hickman and Columbus are in his
hands. He is moving upon your city | am here
to defend You against this enemy and o maintain
ihe authority and sovereignty o. your Government
&Ad mine. have nothing 10 do with opinions and
| shall deal only with armed rebellion and lbs AID.
ers and abettors. You can puIsue your usual ave.
cations without fear or III drancc Tie strong arm
otthe Government is here to protect its friends. and
to punish only its enemies. Whenever ii is mani.
ie9t that you are abeto defend yourselves TO main
tain the authority of your Government. and project
the rights Of all citizens. shall withdraw the for
ces 0ndor my command from your city.
tSigned,) U. S. GRANT.
Brig. Gen u. S. A. Cornandinr.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12

WE Wopd call the attention of those suffering from
oohsump~on, Bronchitis, &c, to advertisement in
announcer column CT this paper, of important discovery
Ior tne cure OF those diseases, introduced for the
Brst tlme TO the American public by Messrs Leeds Gil
more & Co.. of New York vol21n4lGn ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
SeeU advertisement.
POSTS PATENT

Es r "a O. BU CKT~
IL AviNG purchased the E;cc5usioe RfgAt to the
AH sale OF this buckle IL Ae.iosha County and fnd
ing interested parties using underhanded means o
keepit out OF use, therefore, ? ,le
Information of the Public
ana Tor my own benefit publish the following Teat;oi
al, signed by Farmers, and others of know, cfan,
residents the County, of whom any one NAV Tah 81
ne I enquiries. IHOMaS ENGLISH.
Kenosha, September O. 1861.
We, the Undersigned, having used "posts Paten,
Trace Bueke or some time past willingly testify to its
perfect right to all the merits that are claimed for tt
u enti RE- saves the harness from the nd
slant breakage of the traces which attend The use OF
the old fashionen buckle Ii also saves time in buck.
ing ana unbuckiing; in fact. entirely t,t
perpexity and annoyance of taxing up ard letting out
the Traces and, i'll opinion, should purchase
harness with any other buckle attached.
John Tymeson j. Firman,
!. II. Ellsworth Ashbei Epson
Seth Myrick II. Finn
Henry DoottIe james Newman
Timothy Mahony Joseph Newman
John d. GrisWOld H. A. Blanchard
Jerry Brown Stewart Hastings
James Flett AlCnzo Tymeson
3m13
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12


FOsC Ohce NOtice.-Post Masters in this vtcinitu
can have their old Envelopes exchanged for the Neo
%Y|e, if sent to this Office within Twenty days
Kenosha, Aug %, 1861. NJ. FRANK, pm.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-12
ReIigiOus Notice.

At2 NJ, next Sabbath, ELDER LoTHRoP speaks to
the Free Congregation, at the usual place
SUBJECT-The Cause and Cure of the present Re
beLIi0n.