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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-08
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Look Outy Good News for Anti

TEHE NEVER FAILING MADAME
= RAPHAEL Is the best. She succeeds when All
others have failed. All Who aro In tronble-au who
been disappointed, crushed and blasted By falsa
promises and deceit-An who have been deceived
and trhed with fly to her fol advice and satiS
those they love- consult her to relieve and hAtiafT
their minds.
In LSVe Ahairs She Never BaIIsI
She has the secret Of winning the affection Of the
opposite SEX She shows you the
Llkeuess Of Your Future Wife or Husband
Or Absent friend. She guides the single to haDPE
marriage, mar and makes the married happy. Her AZ
stances, and the result has Glways been the meanA
Of securing
A Speedy and Happy Marriages
She is therefore sure dependence.
II y well known e the public At large that las
country, who can show the likeness IN reality and
who can give entire satisfaction on all the cOnooEna
Ssnds 10th marsd S s spd s'GS EsG EOsa o saSS
10 ALL in business her advice ID invalu.
the cult Of All commercial and business tranI1
LotLsry. Numbers given without extra charge.
that eyery one can depend upon, sks Is the gTSat-
est Astrolegist Of the Nineteenth Century. Sons
ladies may be little timld, though they need A0t
siisbs 20 Phiio.opSsrs In act Sps single 1li Wi
satisfy the most fastldious OF her rssEsotabiHtys
moral restituds, and Of the purity Of her DRsssiSi
1Ifintsrvisws are strictly private ana sOaaAsa,
Thsrsfore, come one come AM 70
Bstwssn sgos~eSs,itSsst and kiosdrs1' 1 csssIa
0THaHs Ladies' EIny ssnhi esn.l.nss. .Iga
pouar' asls-A.WAFa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-08
The KentnnI,r Armr.
A correspondent enumerates our forces in
Kentucky as follows;

A correspondent enumerates our forces in
Kentucky as follows;
General Buel will take the field with prob
ably no less theu eighty thousand men, of
which seventy thousand will be infantry and
the remainder cavalry and artillery. 6fthe
infantry about one half including three thou
sand regulars, the Sixth, Thirty and
Thirty seventh Indiana, First, Second and
Forty. first Ohio, and the regiments from the
same two States that were so well seasoned
IN Virginia; the Nineteenth Twenty fourth
and Thirty fourth Illinois, First Wisconsin
and First Minnesota. and the Louisville Le-
gion, and few others from Ohio and Indiana,
will prove effective, while the other half
only tolerably so. OF The cavalry there are
number Of independent companies from
Indiana and Ohio that have had little regu-
lar drilling, but good deal of scouting ex-
perienCe during the last three months. The
same can be said of some of the Kentucky
cavalry regiments The cavalry arm of the
service is represented in General Buels de-
pertinent by some twelve thousand men.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-08
a CIIEF D'EUvRE

OF all that is lovely in Nature and grand Ia Art,
reaVzinR the embodiment Of the supsrstitions of
all ages clt th her IN the glowing fancy OF the et
uuitt to the magic pencil Of the Artist delIghting
the tmaginatign and eeyatiug the heart b. truth
iul pre.eDtation uf all that gif ed minds h ave
dreamed of in Fairy Land, il here warm CLOWN z
and redolent with artistic truth and beauty.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-08
PROF. EsEAss WILL Preside At THE PIANO.

To FAMILIES This exhibition Is one OF the m ost
beautiful N structure ever presented 10 the pubc
While interesting 10 adults, it is calculated 10
charm and delight children, Awakening Ia their
ysuthful minds a des re Of knowing the wosders OF
Nature and Purity and exciting the purest and
hottest emotions Parents are respectfully invited
to see al judge for themselves.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-08
ART EXHIBITION.
OOHoox-p Hall,
uN OPERA-HOUsE.)
Every Evening and Saturday Afternoon

WILL BE ExHIBIvED, AT THE Ell
w EGAhT and oOmmodiOus Concert Hall in
tho Opera-house, an entirely now and superb
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-08
Synopsis Of Scenes in Fairy Land

PARTI.
.EIGHT IN FAIRY LsND-FATRY ISLE-syB-
EIL's CAvE-GOLDEN GROTTO, OR THE PAL
ACE OF FAIRY QUEEN.
PART III.
THE OCEANS Bed -CORALS-SBA.SHELL
FISH-MINEBAL0GT.
PART ILL.,.
EABTH-BFALMs OF BTHBR-FAIRY PAL-
ACE oFBING OBEB0N-CLOUD LAND-RN-
CBANTFD FOREST PALACE OF JEWELS
IN FAIRY LAND.
eB- dmittapce, Is cents Children, IS cents.
Schools on libeIa terms
gS- TIME OF OPENING Saturday afternoons at 2
O'Clock evenings ~ O'Clock. desc K
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
rpu5gtsted april ., 1862
.rxaDTER OBJ

c1r 30 nrovide for the payment ofcourt ex-
Az -,orses where a change of venue is had
NJ peonze of the State of Wisconsin represented
~ Senate and assembly, do enact as tollo~s:
section l. In all cases where change OF venue.
:; oy,v civil or criminal action, shall be allowed
nv any circuit court judge, pursuant TO aW,e ana
the MACE of trial of such action shall be changed,
LENT in cases where such change is made, be-
cause the action was not brought in the proper
county the county in which such action was com
manced shall phy to the county in which the same
shall be tried the following expenses, arising "u'
81 said change of venue, to wit: LIST / ne per ",
ON fees allowed by law to Tie clerk IN term; "a
The rer diem fees allowed by law to the sheriff
under sheriff and deputies actually In attenoam"J
upon said court Sd. The per diem tees
Nv law to the petit jurors actually IN S''I ~
mon said court It'll. Tie legal tees o. d! >" -
nesses actually subp1naed or IN a'lehoalgG
said court or sworn upon the trl"' ~ "iy ;s T.,
action; the fees OF such once ", Il - dav
be estimated for each day ana i''': ', 4 {. u~J
NOT lees than halt OF dhy' "''
d posing of any action. s..l.. olal, ST or
e. D II shall be Ile dnty 81 Ne CLERK, a. .
/ sra the close Of any term 1t WiIch any such -
~ hall he had 10 make out oofrccI sl@lei'IeH'
a III of ali fhe expenses which -sal have accrG-
al during any such trial in the manner st"te'' IL
- Ioe+ M eceding secton and procure inc same
=, he syed and allowed by the CIRCUIT ,luuee an"
y. on clerk shall without delay, sehd suoh LH-T''
pl to the clerk of the board OF supervisors u
,,,,tv in which such action was coinnenceu anu
~ ner, Of said board OF supervisors, at the hfst
naetipg Of the board after he shall receive sucil
Iii sLaIl Law the same before said board ana SAID
ard luervisogs shall audit aud ailow The same
~ p claim in favor of the county III which saiu
action was tried and shall pay tie sumo as ofhei
county liabilities are paid.
See 3 This act shall take effect ana he III i"Fc.
from and after ifs passage
ApDroyeJ AUril Z, 1882.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
-tts O. ''ti' ~ pr O. = w -
GEs RTER 2EE.

AN ACT to amend section Il of chapter j IS d
the revised statutes, entitled COT nfferses egarsf
property"
Y1he People Cfthe Sfatc Of Wisconsin, represented
m Senate md AsAena6ly, Do enact as foHo1cs
Section l. Section forty four oy chapter one
hundred and sixty FIVE OF the revised statutes is
hereby amended SO as to read lnliows, viz.
IS Every person who shaii wjlltullv and nsIicious-
j. kill, MAIN or dist4sura any no SEES, cattle or
ether beast OF another person, shall! willfuy and
DlaiIciOusy administer poison TO any such beaste.
Or expose any poisonous substances with the inieq
that the same may be taken 0rswaiiowed by there
shall wlilfuuy ana mahciously destroy or IN
jure the personal proPertyof an9ther, in any man
uer, or oy any means not particularly mentiuua';
described in this chapter. shali be punished y.
imprisonment in tbs ccuntv jail! moi more than ytYr
years nor less Than three months, or by Gne 1.s;
exceeding FIVE hundred 1 ,!lars n1r less rhou fi5v
dollars Drouidsd that in case snch personal prup
erty shall nos exceed the value OF three doa r.
such person Or persons shall be pgrished by fine
not less than five nor more th0n fifteen dollars
ana ina such case every justice OF tie peace snail
have concurrent jurisdiction ia his o.r5, county,
with the circuit court
Sec. ?. This act shall lake eGo,s and be il
force from and after its passa. e aud publication.
Approved April ,, 1862
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
W Fl COOK
to DAVID Coos

The Rev. Mr.. Was preacher
in Monticello, in your State, but the
society being not Of sufficient size to
maintain whole minister, he preach>
ed one SUNDAY in Monticello, one in
Rockland, and one in another adjacent
town. In going to Rockland he had
to go over the turnpike, and he noticed
there the frequent inquiring looks of
the gate-keeper, who proved to be q
Yankee in every sense OF the word,
but said nothing until one day, when
the keeper was making change, he
turned TO the minister and said, 81
thought, mister, some time when YOU
was going this way, / would ask you
what your business is, and what your
name is" swell, replied the minister,
''some time when I am coming this
way, and YOU have leisure, you had
better ask me-"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
Published Apr0 :, 1862,
CHAPTE 22a.

AN ACT to amend section ofchapter las OF ,he
revised statutes, entitled " ofthe change Of We
nae in criminal cases"
The People Of the State Of IjsconSis yeprl sen!cG
IN. Sea.te and assembly, 10 eaacr as toitoms:
Section l. Section four of chapter one hundred
and seventy eight Of the revised statutes, entitled
" of the change of venue in criminal cases. il
hereby amended by adding thereto the following
81 But the Judge OF the court, in case no final trial
is had during the term next sitter such change of
venue, may order the prisoner to be kept in the
common jail of any county where It may be most
SAFE and convenient, and may make all necessary
orders for the prisoners safe custody bail and sp-
pearanoe tor trial"
Sec. . This act shall take effect from and I'll
ter its passage,
Approved April 5, 1862.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
OurF0rces in Virginia.

The New York CommerciaI makes some es-
Inmates which heretofore have been considered
contraband. We presume the reasons for
Withholding them have passed away That pa
per says
"At the present moment we have, there is
reason TO believe, three hundred thousand men
in Eastern and Central Virginia, nearly two
tbirds-of whom are under Gen. Mcclellan.
1t also states that Mcdowell has under nm
seventy thousand men.
It's stated, on other authority, that over for
ty thousand troops have been sent 10 Gen. Nc
Glellan since he took the field before Yorktown,
and that the army now under his imm da't
command is one hundred and ffty Thousand
strong
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08

AN ACT in relation to change Of venue in Grim
nal cases.

AN ACT in relation to change OF Venue in erm
nal cases.
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin, representa- IN
Senate aRd assembly, do enact as f5Hotcs:
Section /. Whenever change OF the place OF
trial shall be awarded OF application OF one or
more but not all, of several defendants In an IN
d,ctment upon which a separate irlal may proper
" be had, it shall not be necessary 10 transmit the
original indictment other papers N the cu.e 10
the court to which the ae shall ne So changed:
but the clerk shall transmit certified sranocript
OF Tie docket entries in the case, and certified cop
les Oi the Indictment and such other papers n the
court snail direct in lieu of the originals an In.
court 70 which the Venue shall be changed shall
proceed TO hear, try and determine the case, IN the
same manner anu with the same effect as ii the
original indictment and papers had been transmit
ted.
Sec 2. Such change of venue shall not affect
the proceedings as to the defendants not i,i,,i,,
Ia the application therefor but the court shall pra
coed TO the trial of such defendants upon the in
alctment, in like manner as il no change of venue
hsd been awarded to their eOdefennauts
sec j. This act shall take effect and be j.,
force from and after its passage and publication
Approved April z 1862
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08

MEssRs. EDITORs.-This letter which I send
YOU for publication, was picked up after the
battle of Fl. Henry, by Lieut.. Jas. Balfour, Ct
the 45th III. 1t will show somewhat the state
OK feeling, and amount of intelligence possessed
by tho young rebels
Fort Henry tennessee Stuerd County
january 81 1852
Ny Dear Father | take Ny pen in Hand to
il form you that | am well and I hope that
when thes few lines comes to hand they will
find you all ingoying the same blessing ! wo'd
FEATHER see you than 80 rite TO you but it is A
matter of impossibty altho 1t affords NEE
CRATE pleasure to read A letter from you but it
. a nifty few that git to read. rite About
90 10 you one. / don't expect TO come home
i'll my time is ont there is no chance TO git A
lrlow now we have ben expecting to have
. ONE fun hear for several days but haven't had
I; ; uny yet but | shink We will have sum hear,
An If we have 10 fit them l want them TO come
rn and let them Whip US or let US whip them
! that wee viii try to DO as hard As you ever saw
4 set ofmen. we have about 40 900 men hear
and are looking for more men every day; all
he boys is keen to see them come / have no
muse 10 rite OF e;ny Importance wee have
plenty Of WORK 10 do wee have had to work
day and mite. since we haye cum we have got
tnlS place pretty well tcfLyhed. J. think we
vail get throu work some. [ have rote to you
ceveral times 80 no what you have named the
baby you haven't never rote 10 me amy thing
about him yeg. ! want you to send me too books
want you to get that book from John Wilson
and send it by John Henry aud send me that
little him boak that got from mr. Ladou and
send them to NE II you pleas; and I wish you
"oud send ne A pair OF c00n drawers and fl
yon seno me amy pants send cotton pants il
will some be worm wether / would rather have
eoton pants % ware i'll worm wether. think
/ will have yarn close Enuf to do me this win
ger and SO if you have amy cotton close send
them by Luienant Henry for thare is no telling
when emmy of the rest Of them will get to 90
/ acme so want you to send me them book
haven't emmy thing 70 read at all hear we cant
git emmy muse papers hardly ever so / must
come to close
" FL COOK
to DAVID COo6
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08

e We have made the above REDUCTION IN pp1
CiS with the two fold view of benefttiDg the nnbIi -,
ourselves The public have been syndied nv sI,,;
machines made in imitation of ours The mel r.
from the iron casting to the smallest piece l. ~ u
quality Their makers have not the means n 10 r.;
WORK we'll They are hid away in secret places vbar
It would De impossible to have at their Command ne
roper mechanical appliances. 1t is only by doiDe -
great business and having extensive marufacturir
adjustments, that good machines can he mad 90 80
sFa;e prices The best designed machines RAM
MADE are always liable to get out Of order anS 80
them in repair. -iO"e5 70 Keep
The qualities to be looked for in n Machine ara.
aihty OF correcs action at all rates of speed sinnc
o. construction, great durability, and ranidtv ~ 80
ton' win me least laber. Machines TO comh;na tL
esse3tia Qualities, must be made of the best mimi 49,
l|'4'a1e@ 10 perfection. We have the ways and r~ao
on grand scale to do this 10y "tu MEANS
Ihe purchasers Of machines, whose daily broad i+,.
CONCERN, Til ma that those having the above Gpslji
nor oh;y WORK well at rapid as wen as SION Tste -
o1t last long in the finest possible worrying ore
oaE machlhes rs made By u.s. will earn mar ,1onn,
res laDoT than any others whether in imitation ~
machines as gift. F '1aN any o'her
Eg Local agents wanted
I. M SINGER & Co.,
ass, BrOadway, Nv,
Iva kae0
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08

THE traitor Breclinridgs cmmand-
ed Confederate regiment at the bat
lie of PIttsburg Landing, and showed
such hot zeal against the old flag as to
win praises from his commanding Gen
eral: A few months ago THIS man was
"Peace Democrat" ? bat he had
only step to descend to become a
rebel militant. The two are so near
alike you can hardly cell them apart
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08

Small wits are great talkers,as emp
ty barrels and shallow streams make
the most noise. 1t has been said that
the smaller the calibro ofthe mind the
greater the bore of q perpetualIy open
mouth. Il talk good deal, but
talk well,' said one Of these men to
Cardinal Richelieu. ''Half of that is
true" said the Cardinal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
1000 Agents Wanted

To Introduce DR.. HUrd's Dental Remedies into every
county. Men or women who want to make money quick
ly can dc better with trese articles any thing in
market They are new, useful, low priced and We are
spending thousands in advertising them for the benefit
agents Boxes Of samples, containing dozea Of the
dollar packages above specified, with circulars viii
be sent, on receipt of seVs dollars about half price to
any perzcu wishing tO his her skill in selling
with the view Of becoming agent They be sold
in a day. q We a1Ouid rather pay sat0rfss shar.
C0Tans1Ss1ons 10 Aose 1O PT0ce Asnase15es eJfcae'
sdlesTSSn.
~ Nov is the time to go into the business Fer
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08

In Scotch town, a man from the
country applied to q respectable laws
yer for advice. After detailing the
circumstances of the case. he was
asked if he had stated the facts exactly
as they occurred. sou, ay sir" reioin-
ed-the applicant: 81 thocht it best to
tell you the plain truth you can put
the lies into it yourself. .
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
Y t5R NJ N


These preparations unlike all others are
Free from Posons."
mot dangerous TO the Human Family
s'Rats do not die on the premises.
tTbev come out of their holes to die"
.tThey are the only infallibe remedies known"
80 years and more established in New York city"
Used 5v--the City Post Office,
Used bq--the City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used 6q-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used 5y-the City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c
Tsed bq-the City Hotels-Astor, st. NichoiaS,@c'
Used bg-the Boarding Houses. & , &c.
Used Jv-more than SC, 600 Private Families.
t-s7 See one or t,ro Specimens Of schat IS E0ery-
frhere said By the People-Edltors--DeaS
erS, &c.
HOUSEKEEPERS-,trou with vernin need
he no longer, if they use "CosTAR's" Extennina-
tors We have used it to our satisfaction, and II
box cost So we would have it. We had tried
noisous but thew effected nothing; but "CosTARs"
article knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Roach
es. and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can write It
II is in great demand all over the country-Aedt-
ma o. Ga1ctte.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County by vermin, than would
nav for tons Of this Rat and Insect killer-L01s-
caSie. { MS Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used, Rats, Mice, Reaches, and Vermin disappear
rapidly EcKER g. STouFFER,
Druggists Windsor, Md.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
TOWARD ASSOCIATION,
H8 puTI AnFIpHTA

Far the rsieT Of ne stc and distressed o67jctsd a2i
RTrzent and Chro1ic DfSEqSes, da1d especially for
tia Clurs Of Discusses Of the Sexual Orgoass
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the acting Sur.
geon valuable reports on spermatorrioea, Seminal
Weakness and other dseaseof the Sexual Organs and
on the New Remedies employed in the DsPsnsary.
sent the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free Of
charge Two three stamps for postage VIII be accept
able.
Address Dr. j. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Sur
geon Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
PhiIadelnhia. IA. lys3
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08

The latest dog story is of two dogs
who fell to fighting in saw mil. in
the course OF the tustle one OF the dogs
went plump against the saw in rapid
motion, which cut him in two instan~
ter. The hind legs ran away, but the
fore legs continued the fight and
whipped the other dog.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
7urEw YORK MEDICAL 1NsTITUra.

benevolent lustitu on endowed the of
DisEAsks % EyEfY hTUbE AsD PROTECT INVALID. a#
RGhCk ApAEHTlsEEs And INPU5rEHa. No charges tf
medicine until cured, and ~ c"ss jt&tr0me puger ftt
MENI III diHersls Poisonous Drugs utt4 Atr
Physicians have had long and extensive eapeutHf aGtN
in private and Hospital practice. The following afe Sons
Of tie compa 70 which special attention is ge ~
diseases the Head, Throat Lungs heart St0maeh Liver
Kidney Bladder Rheumatism FITS Cancor PILES AeYet
Affections Diseases the Sexual Organs, Semip eRe
mesa Impo aud Virulent Diseases Ofeycry @
lively Diseases Of FENfALEa iRETecA ef-
TtEs, successfully treated Kindness and Deaness n5a
without painful operations Patients treated by
gendiuR n statement OF their case. Medicine
rart Of the country. Consultation free to all.
enclosed. Dr. l.. Ora WIS Committing ~ fetsas
Ivt2 BPOf14 DIV Y New Nar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08
Singers Letter 4 Machine,

Is TIE best Machine III the world for FAMILY SRvTNG nj
Light Manufacturing purposes Price tagjtb Us10@1eG
and beautifully ornamented, $50. "
The Nos. and Machines are of great canacjty s,z
application for manufacturing purposes '' ~
our NO. Machines are especially ADAPTED to Ali
knds OF h8ht and heavy Leather Work, in Carria 90
Trimming Boot and Shoe Making Harness Makinz otc
etc. They Of extra size, with an arm Iong a1or
TO take under it and stitch the largest sized dashe
There IS scarcely any part Of Trimmers stitcp ~
cannot be better done with them than by hand s1 too
the saving OF time ana labor very great he anIa
these machines is "a inches long, and IT, shuttle viii
hold six times the usual quantity of thread The
machines work as fast as small ones "
W. would ask for our Letter Machines f,e snan;eI
attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Makers and ALI
those who want machines for light aaqnufactYrj7o
PG1Po'es They embody the .ncples of the standard
machines making like them, the interocked stitch and
are destined to be celebrated for FAMILY SEvTc "a
2ht manufacturing purposes standard machines
are Ter manufacturing purposes in general
We have always on hand, HenmIna. (3uocas
siAA twist, Linen and Cotton Thread - =.
spoons, best Machine Oh In bottles etc -
ne manufacture our Needles and wouId ,rsr
al persons using our Machines not to buy anv Others
huo" mere are needles sold of the most infar,or
gis at Agber prices than charge for the best -
@ sJL; solu " Us are manufactured especially for
9IE MachlneS' 4 6dd Seedke NAY render ~ hest
Machine almost useless S'" "Se oes'
OuF customers may rest assured that all ou~
oiEces are furnished with the genuine article y
~ case % small purchases the money NAV he sent n;
postage stamps, or bank notes ' - SS'' ~
ES Correspondents will plsasa vyr;+s .I, >.
tncuy IL Is an important that We should in eacb
know the Post Office, County and STATE ' - ~ '"'e
81 All persons requiring inforu,atior oha.. o..--
nachlheS thelr sizes, prices, working canactss oS
me pest metho9 OF purchasing, obtain it by senn
10 u.s. or any Oh cur branch Offices for a copy Of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-08

NOT BAD.-Ihe first week Of Navigation.
there was shipped from Chicago, one million.
one hundred and slxty-'wo thousand four hun.
dred and forty-eight bushels of grain. Tujs
will DO 10 commence on Chicago Journal