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, 1861-03-18

During last January there ~era RECEIVED Co.
9o6, 1926 lbs,f being AN excess Of 81 7401 SIS lbs
over the receipts for the same month last
year. The freight on ibis amounted to SILL
535,7, being an excess Of $3.50 go ,96 over the
amount for the same month last year.
The receipts during February last were C1,-
129 352 lbs, being an excess of 81 1872 12S lbs
oyer the receipts for the same month last year
The freight on this amounted to $141, sol 90.
being an increase ot s97, ,s55, s. orerthe amount
, 1861-03-18

25...........LAKE STREET. CMCAG0........ Is
Invite the eclal attention OF Illinois mearchaats TO
their rEtY large well assorted and unusually attr3ft
spring Stock for 1851 which will be offered at low -i
ees and on favorable terms for Caah Approved
Credit ~
EB Prompt and careful attention given to oz1cr,.
WEBER WILLIAMS & TALE,
, 1861-03-18
Is these Testimonials were unsolicited by HI.
sPALD1NG, they afford ucquestonable
proof Of the efficacy o. this truly
scientific discovery.

-..-- MAsoxv1LL1, Conn. Feb eth E+l
AR SPALpIy9,
sIR:-l have tried your Cephauc Pills, and LIKE
worth more
raIt Of these a:c for the uct7hoars to VII ,c sase
4 few ont Of rho tret box got tr7t1 you.
Send tie Ptl4 By mail. AnI obllEu
Your DhedlHEt Bcrva1t
JAMES hNNG! r.
, 1861-03-18

The London Correspondent Of the N. 7.
Ete'ing Post, under date Of Feb. 25d, relates the
following: g.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26

West Nrdfofd, Caahocton Co., MAY a, 81
Mr n, q Kingtley, Sir,-i have been tonur the
medeincs the G,aelsnheg Company for the last 10
on and thu pis have sold 10 rreAt manY
hmi ueses regular az theH toaand celes, snd With
my trade they have become staple ariiue. Mafthah
uicriua CathohcNn h medicine that has done great
meunt of good Ia female diteases. unc lady sold
ID ~ told lns she had yvd more heneat un, ons
bote fhah she did ffoin lars course ofuodca tIoat
NfNt y " '-frf~ - So ttrff ss,aN
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26

Forthc speedy aud Permanent Cure
ocSemHal Weakpess, Natural uud DiuTnal Emis-
tenoe, and'hll lseases ausing from Soil
tar Habits or EzcVssve Indulgence.
rT,uERE are ,bos sands Of Young Men, as well a,
Il Middle A ged aud U.d Men, Who are suffering 70
some extent from the above Gissaies Many perhaps,
are no, aware Of their true oondition' or when e''li'
Fofths bsns6t Of such, we herewith give few af
lhe most eonuon syupions, Via, Weakness Of die
Baek Nnd Limbs Pain Ia the Head and Side, Dimpess
Of sgLi Dots aha Webs fore ne Eyes, Palpilailon
Of fths heari Dyspepsla, Toss Of Memory, Confasion
OF idsat, DepEeitou of apiFtl Averilou 10 Society,
Selenistrult, Timidiiys ~. For each and AL the
above s,mpioms those remedies VIII bs fopnda "sov-
T6s,s ss@sd,os embrace thrss plsssR p,isss A boz
nf Pastei, box Of Nervous Ionlc fils, aud boz OF
Vere Tonio Pilli al OfWhoh have important Offices
to perform aud should BE- used together IN evey case
raif suFsuoFity over other modea or ifsaimant may
b. briefly stated a. foIowa, ViEi
-, They diuihish the viO'eass Of sexual eEeits.
meat r
~ They innsdiu,sly arre,, nocturnal and diSTasl
tg'-Thsy remove local wsaknss', causing the or
gansto assume their natuTal tone and vlger.
c6- They slenshenthe constitution py eveEeom-
iae nervous debility aud Esueral ueaknett
tT-Th-y enlser The Spirits, vhioh Afe Usually de-.
s'ssa BY sSpeaiug all sSeii,as s.ai's from The y .
ts5-R, ,hsir ,nvlroratlns ptopssliss they restore
The pa,sntta his aslursl health eud visoE q nan.
hoedi fI lnI-
- They cure whom all ether npAat have Ntle0s
81 rhoV eoatain no MeTculysno opium. nor any
thine that can ID any event Prove ihiuuous,
etrThsy are easy and pleas,ul 70 use, aad wv noi
lntsFeFo viii the pa,ienis usual baaineta o. psea-
siV-rh,y eaa b uisd uitheut susplelon, OF knesl
edge eleven q room mate,
fhatthey may GONE within The reueh ofei, We hass
6xed he price ofthe fasiels a. ~ PER bon, and ne
Pills a. 50 esnts per boa EACH n ordering BY natl
n uddhon tothe price, twelve otntsiu ttampt should
/ Be incloted Cor return postage. ...L
] - LADIES Ia wautofa safe and ehtciua
/ remedies for irroruiafitss, sayprsstios
II N|N1GN oils Mensua, % any disease peculiar 4
LNI y ~ thoir sex, ahOnid uuo Or. Gates temall
I 4uA-H Moathly PILLS Price, BY nail, ~ u
AZ - ons s,sinP;
uisd during prsguansy, ~ @isesfusss wllbs the Goa
Ladies Who. non ~ hsthh, dsiaunity. o. any oihs
humane and reasonahie eaase, deem Il nescestaly q
avoid % incFeass officially, ean a. " giihout incuI
Fing danger 70 health orcoustituuou ~ the use q N
Ia Craukh frenuh fraEeaiiso fealisr. friee, b
NATL 81 andtW stamps,
These powdsrseaa only Be obiaiRsd By addreasia
the 6eneral ARontt, ng below,
Sead ioF nt Gaisr fdvate Nadital fveause O
Soxual Diseases. PIice loeeuts.
ne MILLER co, Gsas,.l Arsus.
sold Ia Tifiu. by I L. a. Ishn 4 Co., Whsis ils
ta1y he obiainsdhy applyiaEtu psffoaef b uiai 81
sleiiag plles sad ttangs a. asofe.
mnr1NV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26

The undersigned otior their ser
Vices 10 hs pnhlls leaohsu % ths Nlela, flols,
yatiout insiruueniri sse 10 ne oteski lat
10, fsench, Englilh aad rsrnAh lanauasaf.
ALBERT BORNSTElN,
J.IACOB RAtLIEuN.
oFues - ws'hing'ea suesI IosweSf bu,4inFi
ffvat Eawaase, selt "
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
GIN AS A REMEDIAL AGENT.
THIS Drllctofs roNio sTfNtr. ANr.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
pIIILADRI puIA.

uenesoisnt Iatltutlou established By spaelsl IN.
dounent, ioT the Relief ofthe Sick aad nittreitcd
amtctst eiu Nisulsni aad Epidsmio niteattt, udd
sipecally Tor the svIe % diisu,es ofhe Sexual Or
Fans,
NFEpiCAL ADVICE rivsn gratis, By ths Aotlua
@sAseuooa, 10 al who tppb BY letter, with desrrp
ton ot thelrco len, (agr, Occupation habits ofie
30 y audin chtes ofeatreme poverty, Medicines fur
nithsd Tree of ehsrse,
VALUABLE REPoRrs on epenl,orihas. aud
ether diseases of The seSuai oFfaus AVID On The NEW
REMEDIES smpioyodiu the niipensaFy, sent 70 the
airied Ia sealed letter envolop OF charft Tive
o. tElse elauips ior postage viii be agceniahle,
Address, Or dklLLlN uQuVufON, Achar
Nutfeou, Howard AfloaiNtooi Neg south Ninth ai
Philadelphia, Pa. ~ orlcf OF the nifeelcfi
ENRA D,uEARrWkLl,, Fte,ldtat..
Csc ,RnHcnILn, seofttay. doo2SiV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26

Frmalc Iuegplaritlet, Woakasss, Uterine displaeo'
meat, aud an iooal dlculdes amt Substitution
N ttouhles of women eutrey eprcd BY The 0Faei
onheg Marihallh Uterine Catholicon.
In hsconneotion, fiss heecheT, sister Of the Rev.
hsnfy Ward beeeheF, IN Letssn 70 tAs teodls, page
t2i, tayai
"i have nine sisters and ,ittsfinsws, and iouFleen
sWaeenutint al married, and an delicata and ating,
Amid the immeuSe circle of uy lendi aud acohaini.
nucgf, cannuI r1tall ign uiriUed latica bcr u t1i
ceutory and counirJs Who are perfectly hoalhyh
IN cases. however whero the Nraeienhery Cathoue'
On has been used, mutt say that health has rapidly
iaken theplace Of dissaae, apd ladies have beeomo
iqbusti strong, vigorous arid heathy.
Mrf. Gleason, of Elmira, taysi "hoauutNli indeed
lStho conhdlng, Trusting nature of Woman, but how
much does "a need 10 b. n5oteolgd BY waichlulnett
that viii LEAD her "a tne q dilrulr 90 rppgal 10 q
medical sdNltgrol lcitnuhc educauoni moral WeFih
ana putty ofchsracief.n
A0,heie uaybs secured y Addressing A' Grefsa.
= IAN hs,bolls, clergyman Nv hssith,i hiib
achedfo Nlirs ne u ebls heail " wolasnat have
uaysisdN oiIegii rFeachlng The gospel ihaak God,
howavef that have seen All these diseases give way
70 the 0raeiohbtrf Manhallb lterino Calholtcen,
ehcfeterii has been uted, Rev fEtEk ehAktl
nids~sg hish,san. Pcsns'5 o. ws''s.a s'a'A'
FoI ssis y nuBois A Co. n. n. snyder, Tiani
n. Hall, foUelii nr 4. Aaton OTeen tpungti Mm.
Rsinrsr, AiusaiD Hohasr 4 Co, McCuichsavillsl
and " ns diclre daalsFs Throughout The Stsis.
Il u. klAGslEt, Gles sllla,
a,sE. Agsa' NJ oh.e,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
Scrofnla. on Kinp,s Evil.


Is n constitutional disease, a corruption Of tho
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, Il
pervades the whole body, and may burst OUT
in disease on any part of Il. Nc organ is FREQ
from It's attacks, nor is there one which Il may
not destroy. Tho scrofulous taint is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the vencrcal infection. What
ever be its origin, Il is hereditary in the con-
~titution, descending 4" from parents TO children
unto the third and fourth generation /" indeed.
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, II
will visit the iniquites Of the fdthers upon
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from tho
blood of corrupt or ulccrous matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tuborcles in the glands, swellingsi and on
the swface, oruptions or sores. This fDul cor
ruphoii, which gcndcrs IN the blood, deprcacg
the energies Of life, that scrofilous constitu-
items not only suffer from scrofulous cont
plants, but they have fr less power to,with-.
,t0ad the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
qucntly vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taiRt in the
system. Most of the consumption which do
CLIMATES the human family has its rigindircotly
IN this scrohlous contnminauoni and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain,
and, indeed. of all the organs, arise Rom or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are sorohlous !;
their persons arc invaded by this lurking in
| fiction, and their health is undermined by it.
10 cleanse il from the system VIC must renoRate
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
| vigornte it by healthy food and exercise.
| Such a medicine we supply in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
AYERS
Omplund Extract of SmSaparilla,

'hc most cfectual remedy which the medical
,till of our times can devise Sor this every
h'rc prevailing aud fatal malady. II Is com
$50 q from the most active Jcnlcdals that hnve
u discovered for the cNpnrgnton Of this foul
t.or,lr from the blood, and the rescue Of the
y.tcm from its destructive consequences.
/ nee il should be employed for the cure Of
rot only ScTofiia hut also those other alice
IONS which arise from il, such as ERuPTivE
nd SKtN DISEASES, Sr. ANrnoSY's FmE,
.,osE or EUyMrELAs, PINrLEs, PUsruLEs,
irorcuEs. DiAINs and boWs, TvNoRs, TErTER
md SALT lhRr>h Seam Head, ldSGwoRN,
lHurN,rfsN, SvrHiiric and MEIUrIuAI'lhs-
EAsrs. DRorSY, DYSPEPSIA, DEnLIrr, and,
indeed, ALI COMrLAINTs AWsING FRoM VITA
tED au hiPuRR BLOOD. Tho popular belief
ia " hDpurity fbte LOod" is1oundcd in truth,
:or scrofnla is degeneration Of the blood, Tic
nrticular purpose and virtue Of this Sarshpa-
lila is to purify and rcgcncrate this vital fluid,
without which sound health Il impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-07-26
Az ER'S
Ague Cure,


A'N 1NtA W
lntcrin ittent Fever, or ne ysI. and Ague,
tgue, PeriodleRl Headache, or nillOus
iIsatlRChe, end BiiiOus FeVers, indesd
for the whole class OF disenses originals
Ing in hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF miRsnRtlc Countries.
We arc enabled hore to offer tho commmitya
iemedy which, while Il cures the above complaints
18th certainty, Is siill perfectly harmless In any
lnaadtg. Such remedy is invaluable in distiels
whefo llieso eOlletng disorders prevail. This
'CuRE" expels the miasmatie poiaon Of FRvEH
ANn AGuE from the system, and prevents the de-
yeopment OF the disease, II taken on the first ap-
proach Of It's pEenonilory symptoms. ltisnot only
the best remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints bgt also the eheaPsti IhS ,la!gs
reach Of every body and In bilious districts, where
FEFEn- kHD AoUE prevails, every body should
have and use q Freely both for cure aud prPiee-
tom q ESesl .aPer9f,sy 3, tss remedy S,ss alg
cure Of Intemittonta that il contains no Qninine
or mineral, consequently ID produces 20 Quipism or
other injurious ELECTS whateNer upon lhe c0nsutu-
tioh Those cured BY Il are LEFT as healthy az n
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Agne Is not alone the consequence ef
ihe miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arise nom its irritation, among which ara
NeTqgiql Rheumafi1H, Got, Headache, Biiaa.
pitati0a, Paigfid Election Of fhe Spleen, Hgsts-
rs, Pun Va tAs BOioets Cole, Paralysis and De-
faiigaNeAf Of tke Stomach, an Of which, when
originating IN this eause, put on the ilfcTBiitleHf
ps, or become periodical. This +" CuKB expsls
he poison iom the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike, II - an invaluable Proteetioh to
Immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
resilipg in the mnarious dsIfictsj II taken Occa-
siOnally or daily while exposed 10 the infection,
that will be exoreted fom the system, and eannot
accumulate IN sufficient quantity % rpen into dis
ease. Hence Il Is even more valuable for pIotee-
ton than cure ard faw will ever suier rpm Inter
mttents il they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords
Prs5afsd by Or. J. 9, ANN 3 Co, Lovsll, Mas,
DaBoIs a Co, snd by all Dru5gi',, nd DsalsH
evsgvhPpr 90 trr w TN' P'rT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19

We have seen a statement of the recent Off
cial trial in one of the principal counties in this
State, of twenty-five Grain and Stock scales.
They were the ordinary outdoor wagon scales,
and were tested just as they were found in COM
mon use, thus making it one Of the best posi-
BILE tests Sixteen of them were of Fairbanks
make, and nine of various othes kinds, in q lud
ing some which have lately been claimed as su.
perior 10 Fairbanks. The result showed a re-
markable degree of accuracy in those Of Fair
banks make while others were condemned a.
not sufficiently accurate for use. The impor
lance of this fact will be appreciated withou
comment. We publish it because it is one il
which the public are interested Chicago Tri
uRG.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19
Keuoshn Co. Bible Society.

i
| THE following article shold have appeared two
weeks ago, but from the press npon our columns,
with many other articles, was laid over]
Editor ofthe Kenoska Telegraph:
The Bible Age has come there never was a
time when 80 many copies of the sacred Scriptures
were made so many called for, and so many read
| as at the present time. The British and Foreign
Bible Society, and the American Bible Society,"
are the two wings of "the Angel flying in the midst
of Heaven" having the everlasting gospel to
preach unto them that dwell on the earth, and to
every nation and kindred and tongue and people.
In 1874, single bible cost thousand dollars,
or the price offifteen years labor.
1t can now be bought for twenty-five cents. In
1904, it is believed that there were but three NIL
lion of copies of the Bible i'll the world.
Now there are nearly one hundred millions, and
they are read by three hundred millions of per-
sons in about two hundred different languages or
tongues. When the people are sufficiently educa-
ted the Bible is often found to contain its own ex-
position. Said Lord Salisbury, st recent meet
inek# the British and Foreign Bible Society )" Mr.
President there is another most striking fact,
which state upon the, authority of the American
missionaries men on whose word you can alto
gether rely amost admirable body Of men-men
W no have done much to advance the cause OF
Christ in that country, and to whom all Christians
owe the largest debt of gratitude. They stated to
me that thousands and tens of thousands, it may |
be added more than tens ofthousands, had thrown
off their corrupt and ignorant faith, not through
the efforts of teaching, not by means of lectures
but simply and solely by reading the word of God,
pure, simple and unaduterated, without comment
without assistance and without teaching, except |
by Gods blessing, the teaching ofthe Holy Ghost"
If this is a correct account, then the bible is 60
ing before, and faster than missionary can in an
Eastern Continent, and preparing the way for his
advancement in that great and populous country.
And every dollar contributed to the American
Bible Society adds another feather to the wing Of
this flying Angel. Who would not wish to send
one bible to the heather in Asia Who can esti-
mate the amount of good which even one bible
may do from the time it is donated until it is worn
en- and save. How many sOrrowful hearts it may
comfort and encourage o how desolate and
onely must the h8bitatioEs be where there is no
such treasure.
We have now completed the work of the Bible
Agency in the townships of Kenosha county,
ind the following are the namesot the Town
Treasurers, and Scohol District Local A gents.
Town of Somers Mr. James Ozanne, Sen. Treas.
school dis. A. No. IL, Philip G&scoigne, local Agt
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19
Home Guard.

An adjourned meeting of the Home Guard
was called at the Court House on Saturday eve
ming last, j. V. Quarles in the chair On mo-
ton off. J. Rett!t, Esq, the meeting proceeded
to the election of officers, which resulted as fol-
lows
Joseph V. Quarles. Captain Edwin Hill, LIST
Lieutenant Edward H. Rudd, 2nd Lieutenant.
ResOlued /; that the Secretary have muster
roll prepared and receive the names of those
wishing to join, at his office in Bonds Building.
After remarks by DR.. Mckinley, j ]. Petit
and others, the Home Guard adjourned to meet
at the call of the captain.
J. V. QUARLEs Gilman
EDWARD II. RUUD, Sect'y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19


MASS CoNVENTIoN.-It has been su ggested
to us by some, whose opinions are entitled to re-
speot, that it would be good plan to call a Mass
Meeting of the people at the same ime and place
with the Delegate nominating convention, for the
purpose OF giving expression to the public feeling
uponthe subject otGen. Fremont's Proclamation.
1t is pretty generally known that Gen. Fremont's
proclamation has been modified as to the point
declaring free the slaves of those found in arms
against the Government, by the President, to con
form to the provisions of the act of Congress- pas
sedsat the late extra session There is diversity
OF opinion upon the matter of this proposed meet
ng Some think that itwOuld intefere with the le-
gitemate objects of adelegate convention. o theirs
think that the object of the meeting, at this time
is not jud cOus. 1t is well known that the entire
Northwest, with scarcely the exception of a neigh
borhood, approved most decidedly of the stand
taken by Gen Fremont in his proclamation, in
relation the confscation of property and liberation
ofslaves of the rebels found in arms against the
Government No stronger expression could be
given of this fact than has already been given.
At the present time such meeting could hardly
fail ofexciting dssenton, and perhaps elimination
and recriminatOn, where there should be the mos t
perfect union Of feeling and action among the
friends of the administration. We presume that
the strongest friend of Gen. Fremont and his meas.
ures does not propose TO make that friendship
source of opposition to the Administration Why
then call a meeting for the express purpose offnd-
ing fault with its action upon this subject
If meeting is called, let it eto strengthen the
hsnds of the Administration-to give assurance to
the man upon whom we have placed the greatest
of all earthly responsibilities that the hearts and
hands of the people are still with him in this trying
hour-that their confidence in his patriotism. in
tegrty and Judgment is still unimpaired. How
ever much we may approve of Fremont proc la
nation, or deplore its modification by the Presi-
dent, it is impossible at this time and with our
sources OF information, to condemn the action OF
| the President for that modification understanding
ly These are points to be takeninto consideration
in calling such a meeting and more especially il
the action of such meeting after it is assembled
We know no how others may look upon this mat
ter, but we feel that so long as our confidence il
the integrity and honesty of purpose of "HoNEs7
OLD ABE," remains unimpaired as it is at present
we cannot serve the country better than b,
strengthening h is hands in every possible way
We labored with onr whole heart for his election
and we are going to support his Administration il
the same way, Notwithstanding there may be &C Is
that at the time, seem to conflict with our preeon
| ceived notions of policy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19
A NEW ARTICLE.
DR. lROback's stomach Bitters

new and delightful stomaehic and Cordial for giving
NO the stomach and for the prevention of bilious
Iints Incident to the western country. Tryit.
In Sapor it is superior to all other Biters Try it.
The these Bters now S61l the sole property
of Dr. Roback originated with one OF the Oldest and most
Practitioners Of the West and ii is direct
l. nredicated upon the wants of Western people.
These Btters derive their stimulus from the powerful ton
c nature the roots and herbs of which they compos
ed and they by alsyng unnatural cravings OF
stomach directly promotiye Of
the present proprietor believes making them widely
known the public welfare is subserved. .
II will soon be by all Of DR.. Roback
Agents and at HOTELS the country In the
tine orders will filed direct from Cincinnati in
quantity the lowest rates 1t Is put upn qaartbot
securely packed in one aoz cases Hafdo5 samT
desired.
Principal office and salesroo Ne. East Fourth Street
Sd building from Main Street. Cincinnati Ohio Laboratory
No 81 Hammond Street.
For sale in Kenosha County by f. ROBINSON Kenosha A.
W. BESHAM Wilmot, and by Druggists and Merchants gen
orally, throughout the Union. lyls
TOR Sale by WHEELER x CLARK, Kenosha
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19

Lieut.. Arntsen, who has been recruiting for
a German Company for Col. Salomon's Regi-
ment, has raised about 40 men in this city, and
will go into Camp at Milwaukee on Saturday
next
Capt. MARS, of Col Daniels Cavalry Regi-
ment' has his Company filed. About 80 of his
men were enlisted in this city.
Capt HYDE, of this city, who belonged to
McCullochs Rangers in the Mexican War, was
commissioned about two weeks since. and ha,
raised Company, which he expects to have
filed by Saturday next, for Col, Daniels Cayal.
ry Regiment. He takes about 10 men from
this place.
! Geo. w. Pomeroy and II. Myers are recruit
/ ing in this city for Lieut.. J. Olmstead ofCo.A
/ Fremont Rangers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19
Chjcaoo & Milwaukee Railroad.
County GonYenfion.

We, the undersigned, Republican County Committee,
hereby give notice that Convention OF Delegates from
the several and wards in the county Of Kenosha,
will be held at AGRICULTURAL HAIL., in the Town
OF Bristol
Saturday the 2Ist day of September
next at IL O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of choosing
Two Delegates to the State Convention to be held Mad
ison on the 25h Of September Also nominate
Senator and Member Of Assembly, to represent this
county in the State legislature and to consider the
propriety Of nominating county Superintendent of
Schools and Three County Commissioners. The several
Towns in the county, and Wards in the city, will be
titled to three Delegates, each
In the present crisis Of country, there should be
out p0Ty having for its object, the maintenance
Of the integrity Of the Government the perpeuity of the
Union the execution Of the Laws, by putting down
any and every sacrifice, Rebellion, in all its FORMS
the summary punishment Of its aiders and aoettors
The Committee therefore, invite all Friends Ofe UiOn
who IN favor Of speedily putting down reaso0 and
crushing out rebellion, by vigorous prosecution Of the
War, to cooperate with us In the Convention.
HENRY LINES,
THOMAS Rowland.
ID. G.. BURGESS
j. G. MCKIssoN,
JAMES OZANNE, JR.
Kenosha, Aug. 20, 1861. Go. CommiHee.