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\. Y. STOCK NIAEKET-Oor. 30
CHICAGO GIARKET-Oet- 80.
ny raLNaRARHl

FIour--Market quiet
Wheat sales Green Bay Club and red Winter L.
linOis st sl,25; Milwaukee Club at 81, ,245Si ,z
No Chicago Spring at 81 20 red Winter Western
at fl,32 ; amber Michigan a. Sl.24
COrn-Quiet. bales at gS6q3z.
Oats-SIsgdy.
ImpOrta-li,OOO bis -four, I6l, 900 bush wheat,
1850 bush corn, - lush oAts.
KxporIs-6,OO0 bbls -four. l6l 900 bush wheat,
5000 bush corn II, 800 bush oats
Freishts-Firm and higher. lie on corn and l2c
on wheat to buffalo
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UEIvERsALIsM.-Rey. J. T. Rice will
preach tomorrow at 10 I-2 O'Clock A. r., and
Z O'Clock P. n, at the Sons of Temperance
Hall, opposite P. o., Public Square. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
onf2I
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ALL quiet st the Police Station to-day.
II is worthy Ofreoord that but one arrest had
been made yesterday up to 3 late hour In the
sTsniHg. Is the MilIsnisn sPprOaohing3
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SPIRITUAL HALL, Nc. 1s4 Superior
street, where lecture will be given on Sun-
day next. and each successive Sunday morn
ing, at hsf-psst ten evening, seven O'Clock.
Cc.qf.I99
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COMM ERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

HORHIEG LEADEB OFRlOBtl
ERTOLI EvEHIHe. October 30, t5eG
FIOur-Msrket quiet and steady at S5,gO9s,zs for
fair to choice red double extra and sI,Og7,zs for
white do.
Wheat-Msrkst inactive and dull. Sales os7
rcd on track at eI,7I.
COrn-Quiet and steady at 90Sele.
ORts-ssl at $50 on track
BarIey-In good request at O, so for s0od.
Hye-steady at sl,lS.
HighWines-Held at ST5fo.
Butter-Dul, but firmly held at 27g.ie.
Cheese-FIrm at I21<9Iso.
EgEs-sales at lsc.
Green AppIcs-Sales at q. 90 2 bbl.
Beans-Light sales choice st S2,Ts.
Leufher-Spansh sole,
Slaughter sole. q &c
YAK &c
CALI OhiO........--... r...'...s--sl ilO,4i ~.
Cali, Erench..-.........-... 9lif9-
Htdes-Dry, q r.. .....-s-...l 4lec
Grt ~ &C.
NaI 6klhs.-...... ...-...-....---. Y ltilSs
eheep skins each....... ..-.........I 3ct9slI ~.
salt-Steady at s2,6S for hne AID s2,7O for coarse
ReceIpis-5.Gs bush wheat, $50 buEh corn
I, 40 bush oats and 100 bua barley,
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WOoDRoTTE's GLASS B1OwERs-Despite
the iufernsl-yss, positively i4fsrnal-ws wsather
Of last evening, the Glass Blowers had good
house last night Tonight is positively
their last appearance. Their unusual sue
cess in drawing houses has been tribute to
their excellence. All should look in at least
snss upon them.
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DYERS.
POOREST CITY FRENCH First

FOREST UITY FRENCH FIRST
y Glass DYE 8OU5E, NJ. i09 -sneca-st (op-
Dosite ~ Hotei,) ~ UaL UET uERTEL, highly
recommended BY the ls7t aie Fsi- OF Ohio yeing
aud Having 10 al its brxuch9s Please cal and ~
mice Good T. the sore t. ID the difference with
oih-r Dyesh0ps wo hnish 81 our good5 By steam
r,sch nsry and presses. be snly vet ring machine
Ia The Western States 20 finish SIX Ike new.
Be.ersncaB-Messr Prescott Chase, ic0it 3 Hor-
ton, Baldwin Co., = : G Re5tberg, MorEzn.
Root & O., and other Merch 1rts sgrIA II
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TIE SLIPS in The Erie Street Baptist
Church Siil be rented foc one year on Mon
day afternoon, November Sd, a. tEo O'Clock.
oatgI l23
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A Few Boxes Of choice Flowers and
Ribbons opened this morning at Mrs. shsw's
Rooms, oct2I:Isl
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OsWBGO MARRET-Oot. SO.

PlOur-Markrt steady
WhEat-Fi,n. Sales prime white Canada at
tl 60i amber Wisconsin at ~; Chicago Spring at
sl,25.
COrn-S~sTce. No sales.
tiaGs- Better. Seles at 6OelTOHe.
BRrley-Held at l,40.
Canal FreiRhts-Flour SO9slo, wheat iSe to
New YoIk
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ND

lust REOElV WE'D, al FBS CuEVE.
% LAND HAZAAR-White uha'k ard St-el Bead
Nets, CherrY and Scarlet Velvet Ribbon, Black Fn-
broidnrJ Braid. Dress shields un- as-ortment Z
Wax Babies, Aschsnical Toys, Paper Dzlls, 90.
<MHH MibLB.
-
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Losr.-On Thursday afternoon, on Eu-
cid or Prospect streets, or near Monument
Park, lsdy's gold watch. The finder will
bO literally rewarded by leaving the same at
this Office. oct23:I22
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FRAVKLKR's EEGIsFEE-

nFOitfssnB wishing conveyance 80 either OF ths
sboTe Trains Boats VIII be called tor By Coaoh1s
df9teTans Omnibus Line, By leaving theiF addTeIz
81 the Omnib1s Omoo, lf7 SBVerioFsE, asst do1T r
tho y eddsIl HoEys.
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FoR LAKE SUPERIoK.-The steamer CITY
Of oleoelsnd will leave Robert Hanna &
Cos. dock this evening at eight O'Clock.
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Receipts at ToIodo.
Rose Il PrentIss' Prov1sfOn Market He
1CFI.

The following are the rates charged BY them!
Hams-Sggar-cured premian Hams, 2 b.....-.....llc
Dried Beef-S
ShOuidera-Sugar-curod q
Sugar-cured canvassed p A..............fo
Bac0n-Or Smoked Sides D
LRrd-Prime leaf, kettle-rend'ed In bbls b....llc
Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs b..u4c
PoFk-Ho. Baess 3 bbl 800
" ENtfa Ctear 2 .SlliuO
RS- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
ed strictly prime, and equal to anyhina n .ho stNte
Ofdurs promptly nlIed. our sugAr-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the frst premium AZ the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE 4 PkEhTIS6
Nos l42, IA and lf6 0ntariO-st., Cleveland.
iulT4:RzR
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M A r IN E .

PozT OF OLEvELAsD. October -.
EETEBED.
Star May Queen. Mckay, Detroit
Prop Dubuqust -, HouEhtoB.
Prop bichtou, Ryder, 0ntOnagoH.
Prop Acme HathaV az, Buffalo
Prop Tioga, SissOn, DunkiTk.
Sehf PTeble, Elery, Port Huron.
Schr J Tibbitts, Russell, Osd4nsburgh.
Scow Supply. Iri' b, Kely's Island.
Scow Southern Girl, Gator. 3 sex RlVpf.
Scow Mona Root, Ks ly's Island
scoW Highland Chiet, Garcner, Port Clinton.
sooW Black River, Lawler, Port Clinton.
oLEARIDs
5tmr Morning Star, Vi7Sr, Detroit.
schr q. Y. "rsinsrd, Russell, Buffalo.
Schr g. Drew, Palmer, Buffalo.
S0hr Grace Murray. TTuTui ull, Milwaukee
g. " supply, l ish, BlSck River.
ScoW Suffer Girl, Carter. Black River.
sooW ona Root. B ack tfver.
SeoW Highland Lhist Gardner, Port OlintoAs
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The SECRET OUT.-The reason why so
much of Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste is
sold is this Every body likes it. Price
Small glass, Is cents large, 90 cents.
oSt90
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HEApeuLRTEKs, ARXo4T, Co. D.,
29TH REGIMENT, o, V. N,
CLEVELAND, Oct. 81, '63.

The members of Co. D, 2sth regiment, o.
v. N are hereby notified to appear at the
Armory this, Saturday evening, at o'clock
p. N, for regimsntal parade
By order Of ]. J. WI7sNAE, Captain.
a. W. DAWES, Orderly. oetsl;lt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

The largest and best assortment Of
Furs in the city will be found at the store of
B Butts L Co., III Superior street.
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BAKEA has placed US under renewed
obligations for papers in advance Of the mail.
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1857. Warts Z FOUND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAuHINR)
her 'sJoreu foIks can earn IS to s2O psr Week 1ih
Sns OF Akin's Oelebrated Knitting Machines It wiz
sarn its cost IN thirty dayL Price eomplets, e5O-
End N eif1ulsF and samples (Ssnd Stampal
EGLI0T1 . HBRAEbOH,
spE1aE9 lD LAks-ek, Ohboaso. ~.
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FoR Coughs, Colds and Toothaehe, use
Porter's Cure of Psin. We have tried It
frequently, and found it a safe and reliable
Gntidote in ali cases - TrErbuH Denocrct.
Sold BY all druggists.
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CLZVsLAsB, OOg 25th, Is52 I
tGEEERAL ORDER so II
Oommandants OF OOmpanIes viii uotiky their sew
sral comm nds 10 mest At OlmpaDy Armcriea, st
O'Clock Saturday Evening", Ootober 5lsti ior Street
Parade.
kegi iusntal line vi form on suparior srtsk, east
Of Public Square, at eight o clnck Pm
Fieid and stan will Assem- bic IS M0uld's corner Of
Euclid street. az X o cock P. n.
Il he weather should DO unfavorHbls the parsds
will be postponed.
BIZ command Of
". dA7WARD, COLONEL.
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I'D OHIO CAVALRY.
$500 for New Recruits!
S400 for Veterans !

Elective, Abls-bo iisd Men, wishing 70 enlist 10
Burnside In East Tennessee, do % BY calling on
ssrg'kE BUELL.. Warren, Ohio,
CorpEe r ANH hEMfNHf0h, Akr0nt o.
o. L. HARRIS, Hudson, Ohio.
or A. the Recruiting =, Is Rusls's Fores+ Oily
Houss. Cleveland, U. A Z. EETTIETod,
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LOST 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
LeGuresu's POLLEN OF ROSES is st hand.
Be wise and buy. DoE'T WAIT FoR THE
TooTHAcHE. For sale BY Druggists. oet5
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BUsIHBss NOTICES.
-, W. GAGE,
Licensed War Claim gent,

Collects Bounties Pensions Back Pay, Priz1 money
and other War CLAIMS.
- Personal At'estion Is given I the prosecution
of ClRlI1B In the Departments at Warrington.
BBAn persons having Claims should apply ID per-
son, OF by letter, ct Onos, and Fhey will receive
prompt attention.
ID. w. GAGE,
oetl5-R2S i6s Euperfor-St, Cleveland, o.
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TOR RENT.-A SPLENDID
n NV HoTsF. Sftuatsd at No ssOrsnEe street,
with every convenience EEqulrs at No. 81 Frank
fort street ootss -
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Halls Arnica Glycerne cures Chapped
Hands, Face, Lips and Chahng. Price IS
cents, at Halls, No. II Public Square.
Oct l3
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Inn TRANSFERS WANTED I'M
lbbO MEuIA1ELY 'or the U. :. eeryics 10 sn-
tuclry $50 per m nth Rafi97s an 1rahsp r'a ion
ioupd. A. 5. FOOT Banks opp1lite the Neddtll.
octIa-l22
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DOY WANTED-AN ACTIVE. IN
} TELUaFHT Lai- IS or IS y.Frs Of age, one Who
@fll make himFeis z neThily rs f1l ahout ohios,
can ii STEADY Employment ly dressing m, box
1858, Glfvelad n. B.-yns WI, re i;sh with his pa
rents preferred Oof3O- 2
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Two good Sewing Mschines-one Of
them " Howe'-EiIl be sold at Auction on
Saturday next, October slst, by o Cutter &
Son. Oct30:l22
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DUTTER.-10.O00 LBS PRIME
1WESTFkh az ,ERYE BUT1ER in frkins
fuTu and rolls in store aud for sale by A WI al Ek
a Cn.. rB kive- street oct3 :la
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Eastward Movement Of FIour and Wheat.
Ths following viii show the Eastward movement
OF + our and Wheat from the ports Of Milwaukee,
Chico go and Tol do, and destination ofsae, for the
weak ending EnturlaY. October2 q. 1855. viz;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-31

GOLD AND SILVkR.-O.A A READ
! Co., Bankers, g. Supsri0r-Sf., pay the high
est premium for sll kinds Of premium money.
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WANTED-AT No. as CBUBoH-
w St, (West Side ) a good English, Germsn, or
American Girl. TO % general hou,eEork in small
laml y. Gnod refererces roqulrld. o-t2s-ll
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The following statement shows the.daIly receipts
-four and wheat at the undernentioned places
Octofar "a.
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~ A. READ & co, P4EEERs, 50
u Superior-St., pay ths higkrsi Premium for
Coupon interest due on 9. s. Cover reu' Bonds and
kuy and sen al kinds Of Stocks and Bonds on Com
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W. L. PoRTER 4 Co.,
sug28:R1 I28 Detroit St., Cleveland.
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7 OST-ETTHEa AT tbs CITY HO-
1ELstab,s or on thsi-ad I, Beckport, BOX
SontaiuinE D nRs and DaguerrrHn fixtures 90 the
loth day q October. Any Q hsvluz found said box
VII be literally rewarded b. savirg Hr same at this
ofHca Ocf3l-iA
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Nv A Mt ED D-IMMEDI AIELY-A
w hrst rate Clothing Cutter. Apply to S. MAIN,
~ Ennsri-r 81 Cctls-l22
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DEIEBTRI-DE. B. +. Robinson, Office
50 Wood streesg all kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, IN the BEST man
aer snd st low prios dscfRs7
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CTRAYED-ABoUT THE 20TH OF
y September. medium -sissd white and REQ cow
With large teztB. Any Information toucnlng tAia
Heniiton St oct9llz2
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M A Mt D-BY A YoUkG MAN
w o nine years exp"rieros n 8 Dry oods or
Groeery Store, sitcRtiOn a. sa esnan. WAGES pot
% much OF an oh ect good = uztia Coed rete-
rancss faIniEhed- Apply 70 HUGH hu ukOhI = -
ia Omar est oot27-lB
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WANTED A STU ALTON as Cory
w fNa CLERK Address P. Q. rox 3975, Clsv.land,
Ohio. Rsisrercss given octSl-l3
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HoNB Msnufsoture-Parson's Iaimita-
bic CRnphoraled Dsntitriee. sePts3-R2
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DR. BETTELEY has removed to the Office
Of Or. Blair, Erie street, 6rst door south Of
Euclid. August9:l23
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WANTED TO PURCHASE-1-2
Nv 1ola-sore Of ground near the axe shors or
canal aud river Eitbfu easy oAeh The City Water
Worfg Fnquire Rr % -eneea--t ocT3l-l3
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ITO RENT ia D KELLEY UFFERs
his resutifal residence on Euclid 81, 10 sone
1e@son Of Eood reputation with small iaciy, h
whom be proposes n boa q sufioicnt IL number, 70
Byto6 or rent He prOpos' 70 rent N e OF the FUR
nj nre ith the dwelling. There sis8 nine acres
Of iaDd attached 70 the Place. Yertal or " iiten
proposals H. be stteldea 70 soon as coaFeufent
nsfa7 ia
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NEW BDVEE ERiEHTS.

4S SREWARD-IOST Or SIOLEN
W "a black and white rett = PUP; four months
Old, Al sueriug TO the uane Of Don " Any one re-
tuning came 70 me at the Cus:om House, viii
Feoei 6 The above reWe 4. GaO. I. L1AAH.
-orfss
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ITO bUf LDERS-SEALED PROPo
ENsw will b r, ceived Ter one week. for the oou-
structiOn Of 40 ArmOry Ior Cos and g, 18th heg-
ment FiaIE sad specifications eau b. seen AT the
ofios OF the l1ty Civil H. ainuer. &C BIZ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-05
Arrival and Departure OF Mails,
Forced TO 1t at Last.

We hereby give notice that after the arst day Of JAnua
~ the subscription price Of the KOncsha Telegraph
will be $500 year, and box subs ORDERS
and $3.50 if left by the carrier
We reluctantly forced to this by stern
necessity Nearly every paper nho State adopted year
ago. would try weather the storm and
pocket the rather than change the price Of the paper
The doubling the cost Of ink might have
stood but when the price Of every thing eat drink or
doubled the becomes different. Everything we
buy subscribers whether city country has adj
enormously, it not double in price. Last fall 3
years subscription would buy bushels Of potatoes now
it only buys bushels Fast fall years subscription
would pay for ers pounds Of butter it only pays Tor
seven and half pounds. Last fall ysars subscription
would pay for from yards Of factory CLOTH noUt only
pays for to yards And everything else is in the same
proportion Everybody the perfect absurdtY under
such circumstances attempting to continue the pubhea-
ton OF our paper old price have worked at
for the half past year. and do that
longer We must either raise our price 'te while the
prices everything else have advanced much we must
let the Tgrqph go down We shall try the former way
first.
eput change ahead far that one say that
We took them by surprise All those who subscribe and
for the Telegraph previous the first of January will have
it for the old price, year Those who already sub
serbers can have privilege by paying all
ages previous that time.
After Of January terms will be to office and
mail subscribers $500 year in advance 925 paid within
three months, and 2,50 at the en- of the year.
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Operations OF the DrafG.
4 letter from ProuoSt Marshal Fry-Inter
esting army Statistics.

4 letter from PrOUOSt IIGTshGG Ffy-Intef-
esting army Statistics.
Pnovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, D. c., October 10, 1863.
SIR: Ihave the honor to report for your
information certain general facts connected
with the draft as shown by records made up
to this time.
The machinery for executing the enrolment
act is in complete working order. The law
as it stands cannot be made to develope the
entire military strength of the nation, and the
execution of it has been rendered exceeding
Iy difficult by the efforts made in various ways
to resist or evade it, or to escape from its oper-
alton.
Its fruits, therefore, are not as abundant as
they will be from perfect law and more thor
oughly established system of executing it.
All the advantages, however, which could rea-
sonably have been expected from the law are
accruing
| Its general principles distribute the burdens
of military service fairly among those liable
to bear them, but there is perhaps more gen.
erosity than business in some of its humane
provisions With certain notifications which
can readily be made by Congress, the militia
ry strength of the country may, by the direct
and indirect operation of this act, be surely
and cheaply brought into the field.
| Several of the Western States have not been
subjected to the present draft on account Of
the excess of volunteers heretofore furnished,
and from the same cause the quotas in other
Western States are rendered quite small; the
present draft is therefore but partial one, and
no specific total was established as the quota
| for it.
Of those drawn in the present draft, includ'
ing the so per cent additional, over so per cent
have reported in accordance with the orders
of the Boards. Of the 90 per cent who have
not reported, many are not wilful deserters
being unavoidably absent, at sea and tn
| like. The deserters are being arrested.
Of all examined, about 80 per cent have
beeen exemted under the provisions of the sec
ond section of the act, or found not liable t.
military duty on account Of aienage, unsuita
bleness of age NONRESIDENT, &c. Those VIII
are not liable to military duty, and form N
part of the national forces, and therefore hav
been eroneously enrolled, appear in the gener
al report of the Boards, among those exemted
because their non-liability to serve could no
be established until they came before tn
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pb;IantbroDic Men of Kenosha,

| in behalf of a long suffering community aPpeoi
to you, hoping to find that in the matter OF ~nch
l speak you have erred not by design but from
thoughtlessness | refer 10 the plan proposed oy
the enterprieing ladies Of Kenosha, which 49, 10
erect in our Park permanent stand for the ae-
cornoodation of orators and also TO provide seats
which NAV be kept beneath this stanu Tor lne puf-
nose of seating those who have desire 10 near
he remarks of said orators. description OF TINS
with every particuaIar has already been give
through the columns.of our paper so that none
~ no IGNORANT of the advantages it would secure
to US. Yet, notwithstanding this, and the streh>
uous exertions of well disposed ladies, the tuhu
necessary for its erection and completion, Is no
fast forthcoming You give literally tor the oen-
eft of sick and wounded soldiers, and with q
ready cbeerfulness deserving all praise. This IL
as it should be. But when the "feminiGes, tired
of waiting for their lords to undertake something
essential to their comfort, modesty demand the
wherewith to do it themselves, general collapse
of pocket occurs, with corresponding scarcity O.
"green backs and everything else bearing the
most distant relation to money, "Ihe times are
so hard so many ways fer money to 60 sheer
foolshness 10 give money for that which we can
very well do without Do without Oh pru
dent "Iords of creation" of course you can, for
when you desire to be seated. the Park fence or
lowIy turf will furnish unexceptionable seats; or,
if aspiring 10 mind our noble trees offer ample ac>
commodation. As to the speaker, you can easily
provide temporary conc for him, and be on~
Iy thankful if his valuable neck does not pay the
penalty of mistaken prudence, But the ladies
can stand or walk as best suits their convenience
they may stand sfar off, and look with edited
faces towards the orators desk, as II to cheat
themselves and others into the belief that the dis
course is audible to them. But comfort! they know
it not.
The rights and privileges of woman are many,
indeed, but they have not the privilege (nor do
they desire it, of resting on mother earth; and,
unlike the other sex, are totally unable to app
preciate seat on the fence. Now, men of BUSH
ness, and gentlemen Of all sorts, sizes and de-
scriptions, read this Reflect and ponder; and
when you shall have digeSted it, mentally deter
mine to add yo ur mite to this fund and thus con-
tribute in some small degree to tine health comfort
and happiness Of your wives, mothers and dsugh>
ters and credit the declaration of one that knows
that on each succeeding anniversary of our Nation
al independence as we'll as other times when our
pleasant Park is the scene of festive gatherings
from abroad, you will congratulate yourselves
that your money was well invested, although you
gave to please the weaker half OF the community.
LEGION.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-11-05
PARK Ci,v Match Fnstory.--.A firm in Ke-

Park City Match Factory A firm in ke~
nosha are preparing to manufacture friction match
e. on large scale They have suitable machin~
cry for the various msnpulations the wood has to
90 through, and a man OF of fourteen years expeN
rience in the most extensive match factory in the
United States, TO compound the composition and
superintend the dipping, Matches, they say
"should be made in Heaven but not this kind,
which can doubtless be better made in the "other
place, and probably equally as well in kenoshS
We may expect that Park City Matches
will be as celebrated, at least, as "Pierces mll'
waukee." Success to the enterprise.-W GUkegaH
Gazette.
We can assure you friend Cory, that both kinds
of Matches" are made here with equal facility
five may Judge by specimens of the latter kline
produced by the Park City Match Factory tina
we have tried, we should say their reputation
would soon be ahead of the Milwaukee or an!
other Match company.