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Grain, Flou, md country Produce centrally.
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Nc o1er to the Trade, Ut the LOWEST MARKET
ERICE6:-
6Io boxes TIN PLATE,
500 bdlA EHEET IRoN,
80 - RUSSIA IRON,
- II IMITATION EUEaIAs
S&He # BKIGHT x1a ANNEAID WIRA
81 csehs SHEET zTkC,
ID TOM PIG TIN,
&6eo lbs. COPPER BOTTOkA
10 sets TEKEKS TOOLS and MACHINES,
80 casks BRIGHT OK and COIL CHAINS,
1000 dog. AXKa
1*2oe q BHovKLs, SPADES and SCOOPS
~ ton1 AAD 1E0NH,
FUTILE, KlBBARD & CO.
ocT6cly Corner Of 6tAte and Lake streets.
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4 nM1NISTRA NOTICE.
~ EsrArx OF. WILLIAM VAExANTHERP. d.
eessed-EotIee is hereby elvea 1H9Ye n4ed apon
sate 81 . 81 hodes st ne g ggcFs Hsuse ssh II
said * The Thifd Monday Of September ne.E hetnE
thc day thereof for the papoae df gett!l1E
Van Antwerp. la8s # Warren County, Ind State oi
M nsrsons 6ag ela,rs aSsn1t the sams azs nosa~
lied nd requested 70 attend then and there. tia
ruIpose Of having their cia1qns s gd{15ted
Administrator Of tho Estaa IL william Van Aat
Chie:so. ii; July Nth. A D. 1861. ty1sgIw
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Currency Conventfen.

A meeting Of the farmers of Kenosha Coun-
held at AgricuItural Hail on the 3rdinst.
70 take into consideration the adoption of some
measures for their protection ssainst a depre-
ciated currency. Hon. F. Newell was called to
the chair. The following resolutions, after some
discussion were adopted:
Rcs0iccd That in view of the daprsciated
state Of the currency, and Of its worthless char
acter even at that, the Farmers of Kenosha
County are are called upon to refuse in pay
ment for their produce all funds, not euuiva-
lent to gold and silver.
ResOjced, That should it prove impracticabIe
10 obtain currency equivalent to gold and sill
yer for the grain and other staple products Of
Tered IN henosha market, the farmers will ship
their own, to some port where a reliable cur
rency can BIO obtained
ReSot0sd, That as farmers We pledge our
selves to abide by the foregoing Resolutions.
hesot0ea, That the different papers in the
county are requested to publish the above res
Qlutions.
On molten, committee Of three was APP
pointed to act in behalf of farmers who ship
produce. The meeting elected the following
gentlemen as such committee:
JOHN w. MERRILL, H. A. NEwB URY, H.
H. TARBELL.
There was motion passed that the Keno
sha papers be requested to publish the proceed.
lngs OF the meeting, but the Secretary neglect.
ed to furnish US a copy of the proceedings, and
We therefore publish the substance, as near as
we can make it out from the botched and man
g!ed mass purporting to be The Proceedings,
published in the last Kenosha Times.
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should not interfere to prevent holding Fair.
Others opposed the motion, and urged the hold
ing of the Fair as usual. A vote was taken,
and the motion lost.
The premiums on fruit, recommended by the
Com, not being satisfactory Com. off three
was appointed by the chair TO prepare and re-
port another at the next meeting. s. E. Tar
bell, l.. Woodwork and Thos. Rowland were
appointed such Committee.
motion was made and Carried that the pre-
MUM list, as adopted, be reduced one half, ex-
cept that relating to swine. All action of the
Society IN regard to the granting of license was
indefinitely postponed.
Voted on motion, that the chair appoint a
Com. of five to report list of names as judges
for the different awarding committees at the
next fair. The Chair appointed E. Perkins, &.
A. Newbury, A. Judson, A Bsath L. Dutton,
as such Committee.
Voted, that the Com. on entries be allowed
until the next meeting to report. A motion
was made and carried that the Sec'y be required
to send for copies of Transactions of Agric I'LL
tural Societies now at Madison, awaiting deliV-
cry.
Voted that farmers have ten days only, in
which to make entries Of farms and that a Com
mittee Of five be appointed by the Chair, 10 ex-
anime farms presented for premium. T. Pacey,
F.Newell, Thos. Rowland, II. Durkee and n.
Richtmyer were appointed such Com Adjourn
ed. j. NJ. LELAND, Secretary.
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1t IS pretty generally known that the city
of Kenosha has quite an outstanding debt
against her, in the shape CT Harbor bonds, rail
road bonds, scrip, &c, and the question Is some.
times raised, what shall be done l-how shall
that indebtedness be disposed OF? A few PEG
pie advocate direct liquidation more advocate
in direct reputation, but many,we are happy to
say, utterly and entirely repudiate reputation.
There is 10 doubt that most of this indebted
ness was incurred by the city authorities hon
estly and in good faith, under the conviction
that the city would receive in return adequate
advantages. 1t is certain that those who ad.
vanced the money upon thtse securities, even
if there was irregularity, deception, misrepre-
sentation or fraud, in their issue, did it honest
ly and in good faith, and they should not be re.
qui red to lose it all.
Although legal steps have been taken to en-
join the collection OF taxes to pay the interest
on certain bonds, yet We believe there are few
Of our citizens who anticipate any permanent
relief or aid to the city, thelefrom, or any bind
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What Shall be Done 2

Respectable individuals from different parts
of the county, have asked us to make some sug.
gestions through The Telegraph, to as the best
means for procuring reconsideration Of the
action OF the Beard of Supervisors at their late
meeting, in respect to refusing aid to the fami-
lies ofyolunteers. That the people have been
misrepresented, and the county placed in
false position before the public, there can be
scarce doubt That there is very general
feeling Of dissatisfaction, we have abundent ev-
idence. Many are anxious that something
should be done, to relieve the county from the
attitude in which it has been placed by ma
Jorty OF the Supervisors. Some have suggest
ed the call Of a county meeting, to get united
expression OF sentiment, while others believe
th' Supervisors should without unnecessary de-
lay convene again and reconsider their hasty
aclon' What may be the most iudicious meth
Cd Tor procuring correction OF the wrong, we
hardy feel able TO advise. We leave it for the
friends Of the country-those who are in earnest
in rendering aid to put down rebellion and crush
ing oat treason TO advise and take such actor
as may be deemed best,
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Bust ne Wight EHave Been Expected.

We stated last week that the action of our oun-
ty board OF supervisors, in refusing to levy tax
for the support OF the families of the Keaosha
volunteers, was highly pleasing to those who are
In sympathy with the Southern rebels. Thereto
just as might have been expected, tho Democrat
OF this city comes tosupport of the board and com
plments them tor refusing aid. We are glad "
says the Democrat, " TO be able to chronicle this
evidence Of returning reason" So, according to
the Democrat, every effort to aid Or encourage the
putting down of treason is unreasonable-he
the satisfaction that that sheet manifests upon the
action Of the Board Of Supervisors
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Tribute to B,Igwortb-On Sunday N

Tribute to Ellsworth. - On Sunday, the
End inst, sermon was preached at Asbury
Chapel, Bristol, by the Rev. Mr.. CARVER, to
the memory oftbe late lamented Col. Ellsworth.
The house was crowded and the discourse was
listened to with marked attention. The Bris-
tol Rangers were marched up with drums muf-
fed and flag craped. They express themselves
highly pleased with the discourse.
nNr
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On.

Six Regiments from Wisconsin, Gov.
Randall has received adyices from Washington,
that Six Regiments from Wisconsin will be &C
cepted, if ready in three weeks A strong eff
fort will be made to comply with this demand
The lst Regiment reached Harrisburgh last
evening. The ID Regiment will leave for Wash
ington on Monday next. Three other Regi-
ments have been filled and will soon be ready
to march. The Kenosha Union Guards, Capt.
Mars it is expected will be sworn in to-day, in
the 9TH Regiment. Major Larrabee arrived in
town last evening for that purpose.
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quarterly Meeting Of the KenOsha Go.
agricultural Society.

quarterly Weesing Of the KenOsha Go.
agricultural Society.
Inc Agricultural Society met at their Hall,
Pursuant to public notice. June Sd, 1851. The
President, H. s. Thorre, called the meeting to
ofuef, Alter reading of the minutes OF the
last Quarterly meeting, the Society proceeded
70 act upon the unfinished business of said
u'eeuhg' The complaint of H. A. New bury in
regard to a corn cultivator was heard and he
was awarded the premium of 50, by vote of
The Society.
me premium list was then taken up for con-
SHERATON sue While being read, and after por-
was made by Z. Newell, that it be laid on the
t t4 and that the society will not hold Fair
l1F me present year, on account of the condition
oi 'ne yard, and the fact that as nation, we
are engaged in war.
D. NJ Kellogg suggested that we hold no Fairs
gTuLi1g the existence of the war Capt. John
lutte thought that our present little trou bles
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The a Agricultural societr Prc,r,iur, r.ts,.

The Agricultural Society Premium List.
With the Proceedings Of the 2nd Quarterly
meeting Of the Kenosha County Agricultural
Society, (which we publish in another column, we
received the Premium List, as adopted by the
Society, for the next Annual Fair of the Society.
Owing TO the late day OF its reception, we are
not able to give it to our readers this week. 1t
will appear next week on our first page.
= From all appearances now, our farmers will!
be enabled to make one Of the best exhibitions
of grain, root and fruit products, this fall that
has ever been made in this county.
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JULY APPOINTME NTS.
EDRo W G. PRICE.

AN ALYT PLY SICIAN
Late of Buffalo, n. Y. can be consulted at
KENosHA, City Hotel, on Tuesday and Wednesday
the 9th and 10th Of July.
Racine, Racine House, 18th of July.
Waukegan, Uffice at Residence, 20h and 21st June.
Woodstock, Woodstock House, 18th of July.
Principal Office, Chicago, ILL.,
Observation-Disclosures, H., where all letters may be
sent.
DR. PRICE devoes his whole time to the of ScrO-
fusa, rheumatism, Fits, Nervous Malalies.
Female Difficulties, Consumption, Throat,
Liver, Heart, and all Chronic Complaint. Our
tice, founded truth, OF seventeen standing diff
fers from all others, triing with human existence
sacrificing life by experiments. We know upon examin
alton the Of disease and remedy needed
it, not by guessir g. but by knowing oposons harsh
incidents to lnjure the constitution but mild and eff
cient; making sick make well, tearing down 10
build up, abandoning business starving giving en-
enlargement without prospect, coming never be
again, but honest in Dealings 3nk in opn.
ioBs moderate in charges regular every few weeks
in visits. We invte investigation claim not to know
everything to everybody-do to reason and
common sense and to seven Of ten saidlo be in
durable. We particularly request those who have tried
this scientific doctor, that respectful physician boast
and advertised medicines and doctors until worn ont ana
liscouraged to call upon us costs nothing as consuts
es. 1y1s
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JOB WORK.

We will remind our friends that we prepared to
do all kinds OF Plain and Fancy Job Printing in the
best style, short notice. aud the most reasonable
terms. Satisfaction warranted in ell cases
Always bring your job work to the TELEGRLPn Office,
and you will have it dona neatly speedily and cheapy
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Letters intended for the Flgst Regiment
Wisconsin Volunteers, will reach the boys by
being addressed, with the Companys name, to
the care ofO. w, KEYEs, Quartermaster, First
Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers Harrisburg,
Pa
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" There will be no service at the CoURT
HoCsE next Sabbath, Morning and Evening, as
Dir. Slade viii be absent in the country.
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1olhl,-- -..-------- ---...---. $40 80
Balance in Treasury, observation-disclosures 50
Also thirteen Pillows have been received and for
warded with the above articles to the =" Park City
Groys," of the First Regiment of Wisconsin.
JANE L BRIGGS,
Kenosha, June IL, 1851 Treasurer.
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st. Mathews Episcopal Church will be closed
on Sunday next-repairs and cleaning are being
done to the ediice
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Cb,ago & Milwaukee Railroad.

TO Advertisers.-Adve 10 insure
insertion the same week, should be handed in az
early as Wednesday morning.
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The Kenosha County Bank -There is a
continued effort on the part of the Chicago
money brokers to dcpreciate and discredit Wis
cousin currency, or that portion of the Wiscon-
sin Banks whose bills at present pass current
in our State. In some instances there may be
reason for this, but we are happy to state that
there are exceptions. The KeRossG County
Bank of this city isione of the Wisconsin Banks
that has kept its securities up to the par stand
ard, all through this financial ruin. We have
seen a statement of the condition ofthis Bank
on the l1th inst, from the Bank Comptroller of
the State which shows its
Circulation s., 800
Secured by $4,000 California stocks val
ued at S7,7OU
Specie 1000
$500
making value per dollar $l,04.8
q
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ing release from its lawful and voluntary obi
cations One or two suits in the U. S, District
Court have been decided against the city, upon
the paper known as Railroad Scrip" and
there is little doubt that judgment viii be rem
dered against the city in everysuit that may be
brought
Under these considerations, the question re-
arms with more force than ever, What shall
b done ? Is it not the part Of honest and prac
teal men to look this matter i'll the face and
see what can be done, instead oftrying to shirk
the responsibility upon other shoulders. We
understand that there is disposition on the
part of some Of the heaviest holders of our city
bonds to compromise on liberal terms. One
holder of $4,000 Of our indebtedness, who has
b cen for the past few days in town, has con-
scented TO compromise for 80 cents on the dol
lar. Others representing a still larger amount
we are told, are willing to compromise upon as
liberal terms
If we mistake not, there was a law passed
last winter authorizing the city to re-adjust sits
indebtedness. 1t strikes US that if such COM
promises can be arranged it would be a wise
policy to make a readjustment of all our city in
debtedness on the best terms that can be agreed
upon, and then set about the extinguishment
OF the debt
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Col j. {. STARKwEATHER, Commanding.
Aid-Capt, s. W: BEooKs.
Lieut. COIL. g. HARRIS.
Major-D. Ii. LANE.
AdIutant--A. Il. Chaplin.
Quartermaster-D. w Reyes
Assistant Quarermaster-Harr Bingham.
QuartermHsters CIeTk-W. ii. StarkWeather
ComlnissarY-W. j. Pows.
Assistant COmmssary &C. Fairchlld
Eegimental Band-Capt L + Leavitt, II pieces
Of field music. 10 drummers, fiers, tents
Company Adapt q Is Bingham, Lieut. c D
Dudley Ensign 6 q Williams II privates Il
tents for privates, tents for capt and officers
Company B.-Capt IL A MITCHELL Lieut. L d
Luxtou, Ensign Ii l. Bruyers IS privates; ii
tents
Company C.-Cupt & Twogood, Lieut. c
Adams, Ensign Taylor 81 priyates; is
tents.
Company D.-Capt Luis Dieber, Lieut. c G
Hertlert, Ensign Adam Bingerhormer; "A piivatesi
Is tents.
Company E.-Capt G Z Bryant, Liest w Il
Plunkett, Ensi gn " Il Uillerj IS privates; Is
tents
Company Capt VIM NJ Clarke, Ist Lieut.
I = Norhus, Ensign II w Smith. ~ privates
10 tents.
Company G.-Capt D c Moyean, LIST Lieut. W
W Petit Ensign Levi Rowland. 70 pIivates, IA
tents.
Company H-Capt w George, LIST Lieut. T
Harworth, Ensign Sarnow. IS privates, IA
tents.
Company I-CaptJ V Mccall. Lieut. T S Green
Ensign Henry Decker. rs prIvates, Ia tents.
Com any k.-CHpt G kairchilds, Lieut. D {
Poole, Ensign X Proudfoot. 70 privates, L
tents
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A RISING from Impurities or ObstructaOnl
Of the BLOOD or SecrelfORS.
ANEW ARTICLE.
mr. ROhack's Stomach Bitters.


new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for giving
tone stomach and for the prevention Of bilious CEN
paints incident to toe western country. Tryit.
In Giaror II is superior all other Bitters Try it.
The form Of these Btters now 66l the sole property
of DR. Roback originated with OF the Oldest and most
eminent Medical Practitioners Of the West and 1t Is direct
iy uredicated upon the wants Of western people.
These itters derive their stimulus from the powerful ton
10 nature roos and herbs Of which they are conos
ed ad as they are, by allayng unnatural cravings OIL
stomach directly promotive Of
the present proprietor believes that in making them widely
known the public welfare is subserved.
II will coon for sale by all Of Dr. Roback
Agents and Hotels &c. the country over In me mean
time orders will be Gled direct from Cincinnatl ~ any
QUANTITY and the lowest rates 1t is put npn
ties and securely packed in aoz cases HAL doz
cases will however packed and sent TO any address
desired. ~. n.4sa - n for az
Principal Office and salesroom No. ESst FoTr5h strees
ri building Main Street. CINCINNATI ONO babofsy
No. 81 Hammond street =, ~ D....o.. r.nosbe A
". Pr thr on; the Union 1y49
For Sale by WHEELER & CLARK, Kenosha
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SHIPMENs OF WHEAT.-The Propeller Win-
ona, Capt. Conkey, took on board, at the Pier
Co.'S warehouses 1850 bushels of wheat yes
day, for Buffalo.
The Schooner Ne,0 Lisbon took on board a
cargo Of 1850 bushels OF wheat at Bennett Il
Selleck's warehouse on Tuesday last for But
faln.
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Teeth For The Million :
Great IMPROVEMENT rs in the Dental Art
Great Reduction in PriceMtt

'ENHE Latest and most Improved Of Artificial Work,
l. put up for one third the formet prices All
Persons needing Dental Operations will find to their
nterest to call on me. Teeth Extracted without pain
Teeth extracted for the Poor, gratis.
PARENTS lyou value the happiness OF your Children,
do not neglect their Ieeth 1871 ISAAC GEORGE.
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Trensnrer's Report OF the Flag Association.
jan l, 1861, received from the Ladies of Keno
snl' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3l 81
Received from Somers, ..... 90
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making value per dollar 81 04.8
which we call showing a very sound condition
of its affairs.
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y \ OMAN DE,
JuLe TO- 1861.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-27

partnent to carry letters. The subject belongs ex-
clusively to the War Department.
The Tbirty-SeVenth Regiment met with seoWl-
ing reception at Baltimore No flags we're dig
played:
Wisconsin Quarterrnaster says a bullet whistletB
past his ear.
The Herald says Gen. Scott, his advisers and the
Cabinet were in council, discussing the campaign.
Nothing public had transpred, beyond the fact that
blow soon to be struck
From Western Virginia ..r
GRAFTON, June 26.-The Federal scouts report
the Southerners 5000 strong, and Wise is moment
ariiy expected with three more regiments,
whose arrival the whole will move towards Phil
ippi.
The %War in Missouri.
ST. LorTs, June 2G.-Two regiments are moving
to Cape Grardeau. threatening Gen. Watkins.
The Republicans Monday statement of the fight
at Camp Cole is corroboratea by gentleman
named Jones'. from Neosho, who reports six Mis-
s0urans killed and six wounded sixty-nine Fed
erailats killed. The number of wounded not ascef
tanned.
The Republican, of Tuesday, has two later mes
sages from Camp COle.& 18th of which corroborate
Mondays statement.
More Indiana Troops.
THDT4EAPoLIs, June 26-The Governor calIs for
eleven additional regiments.
Alarming cOndti2n q Financial Affairs at
WARRINGTON, June 25.- Financial affairs here
are becoming positively alarming There is NO
doubt but that direct taxation must be resort
| ed to. ...-. -.
| Among the many suggestions by the newa-
papers, an income tax and stamp tax are men
| toned.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
| LoU1zvILLE June 26.-The bridge over the Ohio
| and Mississippi Railroad at Seymour is broken
/ down; preventing regular connections.
From Grafton. sr
GRAFTON, June acknowledgements are arriving
here from the West.
The Privateer savannah's Crew,
New YORK, June 2G.-The case of the crew oil
| the privateer Savannah, captured off Charleston
is now before the Grand Jury.
Maryland Legislature.
FREDEatCK, June 25.-The Legislature has ad
| i0urned till the Both Of July.