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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

4 Mr-.csI Mo>r1oa a caii mel.i ai Gle
Ca.t.l State, ir3a--iaI iiirte Roanoke, vas
ID .SliiGriaI 81 "a Philadelphia .ievelcr's
few DAYS ago, aud attracted considerable a--
IGNITION. L Was made Ia Wihaingo0. Del-.
md is eighteen inches in length, three AMI
-i-es~cic'th inci.- in width. aud triie or,-
two inche- in 1crth. There are nineteen
ounces af tpuri--l-.7'rat gold used IN tho
construction. VI the details Of tuTrcts,
hatch,s, guns. slne he-taci-. nauropcs, Nr.,
ave made 20 scale, sni are perfect in form.
\ musical instrument Is located below tie
sTar-.icck, aud wien ,ct in motion, the iirca
-'Irryts reyolve sud the propeller Is w1rk,d.
and. Vf.n ll4ccl Ia tfc Eatcr. -bc gocs
ahead IL fne style The nlusicsl erian-e-
uieut llavs three -un.s-'.S.ar -rau-le1
Banner. My Mountain Homc, an ''Nv
Oh Kentucky iI,eie." Tue s.ll us.d cast
l--T u 500.
me Of Capt7in Lric-son'5 fIicuis have
ENGAGED the psuuficturur 70 build gold
monitor 'si'efr, the -old in ito he worth
>5.tsta
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPE 5

ITI.-1 TO I.21 PER T.fgD.
- INVOICE &C ill pieces We have PLACED "a lur
A retail department 81 the above Low prizes. .s
s probably the chespsft lot Of Carpets tha; vii Re
offered "a the market this season. A. il Is but ttls
over half the present prices FOR t4esa goods our
customers reminded that they viii last bus q icH
rEF ETGLSFD c.fCPET CO.
IS Hanover street opposite American U0gsc e
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24
CARS AND TOY CARTS

4 NEH loo Of WlIlov Cabs snd Toy Carts this day
y receives and sJr sale Us low cs tho lowest at
c. L. HARRIS,
70. { Bank Block.
april l5. 1853
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

ihe rebels SeIe Commanded BIZ Cen Cabell,
end retreated in disorder toward Ozark.
Our troops were all arkansas recruits. I'M
der Col. Harrison. r,at were poorly armed
and equirfad and without artillery.
Admiral Lee sends Official dispatche. ,s
corning operations on the Nansemond. On
sunday joint expedition. conducted bv G.ll
Getty and flag Lieut. Sampson. easily can
tured troublesome battery nj West Brauca
containing ) field pieces and l6l men. IL, T..
informed that great credit Is due u Lieut..
samson FOR the prominent part he took H.
planning and executing the affair. Gen.
lefty acted very handsomely throughout.
and gallantly held the battery Sunday night.
eiIel by the cGJss-fre Of car vessels.
Monday the rebels unAasked new aui
heavy battery situated 0u tie head Of Wet
Branch. near Milnefstown, commanding tie
lover N2nscmUnd Ia the direction Of Pyri--
mouth From this battery and from IN,
sharl -'o'tors On the left hank. the Barney
We, sharply fred on on Monday Vithoui ~
cei7ipg much damage &lateg dispatch rc,,
r'-.nts Che enemy on t'ri retreat
Further particulars ut running the batter
Deg % Nicksh-r-, are rs follows
On the night q the 10th. Admiral Porter
succeeded iu running th. F,cslaur- batteries
Hith fine gLl1a-s of his squadron ana
TRANSPORTS. Tho Benton, LES tac slim. ut
opposite t.a grIeT battery, leading tie li1a
OF vessels. aei.ge the rebel- opened FIRE Ih.-
then c-atl1rel tlia- from II P NJ ull \
N. -n ,fc.. succeeding vessel rs thcr 7p-
Ic1--s. lie .uiv damage done -yls the n
rs 10. tae Hens. Gay, q tranrI aI-. and the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

4 YORK state judge Lus decided that it il
no crime to steal shin lasters. But no dc-
cen thief VIII - iut5 the buiine-z
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24

Nhl q. .'eJ Jhe c1iq-rhe,d raIer- c.in-
Eilin %, De -.,-'ifrfir'.-iiry AMI lesr's,ri-
b of using n,s-, i.ii1-> iu Charlie, i barber
L. steer "l,r i-r,ciads Perhaps The, ara SO
srt-il;ct IL sai iaiiu.t -at llty aie willing
l. re ciscryas aaI owed "a tlc 'a-,ie- al
tie rari 81 Dupont.
THE SpCoAn IrTArE CToS CnFtEsloS.-
One of the ,.,IeinanleIs 81 q lie iror--iai il,ct
u Admiral pllonr write home - his friends
that the secJnd attack upon Ciiarl,ston vii
% made at fl,c earliest possible moment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-04-24
EENIOE Al.

II TIE auhs-ritsr has removed A.s e.taAlisl-
- L c,cut % -ext door shove st1ntou's Horei
! ?. sol Church ST., where hs VIII DC happy 4
= - walt on his cuztOmcls.
J. FEE'fAU.
7l-,i-st1a, April 18Th. da~7r
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
DUTIES CELUDGES

| 1t will be the duty Of the judges to make note
IT Their report OF all stock and articles that may
come under their notice, not meatjoaed ia the
premium list that may appear 20 them az worthy
Of recommendation Or premium, for the action uf
the disc etiuuary committee
On the rendering Of decisions on stock, thejudg
es will attach bue ribbon ar badge Of q blue col.
or to indicate he first premium, and req one TO
Indicate the second premium
The officers of the society constitute the execu-
tive committee.
Any person may become = memher of the soe>
cry b. signing the constitution and paying into
the treasury dollar aARua!iy.
Nen having charge OF stock ~ articles ca ezhi>
hltoD. will be supplied with tickets by the soce-
ny
Tickets of admission may be obtained of the
treasurer each day of the FAM at IS cents each.
Members viii % provided with badges for themo
selves ana tickets for the!r families which will
secure their tree ingregs and egress daring the
fair
The address afthe President will take place at
"'e!rck p. b., OF the second day, after which
the premiums will be publicly announced
j. NJ. LELAND,
Secretary,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
REGULATIONS.

All stock and articles offered Iur pr6mi uns mus
be Oh the ground before noon OF the hTst day
tue fair and entered III the Secretary book, anG
No entries will be made either OF stock or articles
which may DE presented after that time, thougt
they viii be permitted TO receive favorable notice
II IA time for the action Of the Judges,
Examinations by the judges will be made imme
diotely after dinner OF The fret day
! The judges will cad the secretary Tor the en-
tries and report their decisions IN the evening
or early ID the morning Of the second day
! The stock presented for premiums may be re-
moved after neon OF the second day; bus ell man
| utaciuied articles implements roots, &c, OF evr
cry description, presented for prerni1nior exhloi-
ton must remain IN the place assigned tltin, an
III The close OF the fair, 10 be entitled to premi'
Any person presenting manufactured articles
| Tor premium, must be member of the sucet y
aud me ciuai owner OF The properly presented
ana must Je the producer, manufacturer, or III
ve"tor Of the same, before he can be entitled IL
/ enter vr premium.
/ M a..iai4i or article having taken first pre-
MUM ~ any one class at previous s89w OF tins
ciety, can take it again il tine same class, but
may, IL The z.-laifte ovsIaes it entitled, receive
| a diploma certifying the facts.
! 4 stat enent IN writing must accomoahy each
sample OF butter and I'll e-se on exhibition. ea b.
! ius tne number vi e. IS kept, tHe mode OF keep
! }Hg treatment OF cfeam or Inlk, KIND OF eaufu
! xxi, mode Il freeieG the butter from the milk.
| and quantity of milk used. Ii.g time OF making
| chees-, whether from two UF three muktH5s.
| Wbeiher mere was any addition ~ cream, quda7
tity OF rennet used. mode OF proposing IL slpd 81
salt used mode OF pressure and treatment t'4eete
| alter pressure.
! The qgser. Of asi.nsts or articles on exhibi>
;iou, u be strictly prosibi cd iroiu beng prse~
ent while the Awarding committee is engaged IN
making the award Taey shall not be allowed 10
address by word or sign any member of such Gem
mittee, unless expressly requested; provided that
owners are allowed to be present at the examin l.
tim OF herds Of stalions saddle and drau gt
horses. Exhibitors violating The above iuIe, sail
not be Permitted 10 draw any premiums Ia the
cta Or section wherein they may have been som
petitors
Entries tor crops viii he received al ans time
previous to the fur, land samples ofIhe graiYr5ots
Or seeds must accompany the entry for oyi Loitions
Quantity and quality #llt born goveFE he decis-
ION IF the judges in a@arding The preut,1ms
Per 5haJte arucles VIII Se 4. ldged as TO the
quality 4, the taue Of the tdr and the judgment
noted down
IRE final award viii he made on the first day
81 December aeXt, when grain roots and seeds,
or samples of them mast accompany a written
lstG!yueut uI Particulars relating to tho mana g
ment of the "rop, the qaa-'iCy Of ploadoe per
acre. and costs aad profits OF the same II attaDa-
Die and 70 premium will be awarded unless the
Requirements mainiy complied with.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE.
Price, with Hemmer and FelIeF, SAC
The WILCOX GIBBS Sewing Machine is TIE best ma
chine, qoitAout regard TO price, for
Family Sewing,
F3Paiding,
AEemnigg.
Telling,
Tucikins,

1t forms fat even, sad elastic seam, which is war
ranted rip inwear the is cut al fire.
queut intervals and also under all circumstances &c
survive the wash-Ub.o
patented device, Of great utility 10 learners, pre-
vents the possibility of the machine being in the
wrong directions or wearing ladys
Another feature which deserves particular attention
is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which cannot be set
wrong
st is emphacaly the good, gow>priced Family Sew,
ing Machine that the public have long been waiting for
--BoSt0n TRANSCRIPT -
at is indeed wonderful production and, FOR family
use especially, no oher viii bear any comparison win
iE.-f'h5I. EUeRi1g Journal.
"A mechanical wcnder.'- Scientific american.
'ameRg the best ana most seeYiceabe Sewing Ma
chines Light and elegantly finished, tnd simple in
its constr uston THAI q seems almost impossbis for il
TO get out ofrepair. '-L'@tsJlIEg Gsgoatcse
HAS combined with its own pscUiigr merits all the
really valuable Improvements Of the higher ced ma
chimes '-FeRpSu5CaRian.
This machine in the opinion Of the committees Gls
aore nearly the requircgsents Of perfect family ma
chine than any en- exhibition. -: 6ahLin Institute
Rendition Report Of 1858.
Taking INTO consideration simplicity, cheapness, du
rabiity, ard doing ali Torktbe committee were unani
mousy in favor Wilcox e Gibbs, as single thread
machine. PeaHsytCers StGt6 agricultural SOc{eyt
Report
we must In justice espyeEa, our confidence in the
merits of the Wilcox e Gibbs Sewing Machine. We
consider that great desiderau m has qS. Lied by
it, in proving beyond daubt, that two threads are not
as was supposed necessa ny to good machine. Chris
tsiit AdJOcat5 md JON nal, .qaI@2l, 1860.
after m lch wear and many waslAHgs, the stitching
IS found retain all the ro2ndness, sveiBss firm
ness which are sompch admired at Arst.'-Ee5e York
San.
'Iu principle it is perfect 5--Eaagj1s6er London.
HAS evident points NpszisrstY all others. =
Pdtladelplsid Press.
3 seryiceable machine OF this we have experience
10 oar own family .'--BJsi2s TI0ceUeF.
The beauty and simplicity Of its mechanism are ad'
mirabe .'-EapresS
NO Sewing Machine heretofore introduced has in so
short time. acquired such well-mered popularity =
t2peEslHdts Iuzette.
we esteem II the best machine for family use. The
stitch is eecepti0nuWe Signed by many hundred
citizens Of Philadelphia.
tg5@ Send for Circulur. q
sos Broadway, n. y.
6rn10
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

= e. steers, 8acine, il nov Offering rare
I,dacell ents to those wanting PIANOS. .anse
lst he now keeps hand Of the choicest STOCKS
n the west.
Cd. long experience and good judgment enables
him 70 make wise selections.
3d. he buys just low any one, and by reason o.
o store rent caa afford 10 sell from 80 $50 less than
dealers in larger cities
4ta lie aoiU nuke ii safe FIR yo to bug Of ti" By q
WARRANTED that the Pianos he sells. shaU gi0e go"
satisfaction, orhe acW take them Jack amt refund
q,ou tie money.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
Maine Election
PoRTLAN d, Me-, Sci

IORILAN y, NE, sept 10.
Returns from 275 towns gives Couey over
10000 majority over Brad bury, which the re-
naming towns 70 be heard from will probably
increa Sc.
The State Senate viii stand so Union to
Democrat and the House about 10 Union to
81 Democrat.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
FnternnI EkeyeBue Nctice.
Q. s. AssEssORs oFI.CE.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. Z6lh, 1865.

MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 26sh, 1868.
FrDTECEs Is hereby given &c al persons corcerueo
In The County OF KenoshG, that she Assessment hoi
for said County will in accordance with section 10, OF
he Internal Revenue Law be open for examination al
the Office Of Assistant Assessor Brande Esq IN the
city Of Kenosha for the space Of fifteen days next p
aadir the LIN day September, and that thu l5h
f,v of Sent / viii b. at the Office OF said g. Y Brande,
for the purpose Of hearing appeals il relation to any
arrooeous valuations or assessments made b. him
An appeas must be made ia writiag and must speci-
f the pacuIar G. use hing respecting which
decision Is usted, and also NE ground or prnei'
ole Of inequality or error complained ei.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

How simple q thing when once known. To
make paper adhere to tin paste, gum " or glue
will not effect it unless the surface IS well rubbed
with gcetic acid stroH2 vinegar Many other
acids viii answer, but vinegar IS always cheapest
and most convenient. such kaJwledge IS almost
Invaluable ii domestic enconnmy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

Naive sstacIscs.-Our friend ASsEL Moon
If B,.srl laid ,pen our table the other day,
doz,e aae. fair large ripe peaches from his own
orchard They had the blush of righteousness
on tbe9s- crimson che eks sbar poets have SO often
rri.5 in ,.ssu to describe. Mr. Moon infosms US
that be had ui,e crop Of them. They are seed
linz ,nj .ygcr couuje,pas,s Mr. tells us OF
the vagety from .gbioh the pits were obtained
Mr. Moon informed as, that We might inform
,,,,r rnn,er,B. readers how to insure fho SEINE
variety and style q, peach g t1e ri's s.a '"k'H
from It is comply to pant taa prs BEFORE t"oy
become dry. It may be tn a' PeacH growers unN
derstand ,a=, "a. ee mus; lay !. Is ne| to US 49,
Mr.. NJ ttjaz- there is no Occasion fos bndd 2, as
the mos. delicious peaches are sue TO ze'pfoduee
,hem-elves il ;..e pits ara planted bet"r" they are
dry, after Dein. taken from tie peach
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

KsevfyIfying lie appearances Of orr streets
for the past week, has FI5 Us in mind Of the
palniest days ofoar business prosperity, six Or
eight years ego, when our grajc osP"r's were on
~ exceeded ~ those 81 Milwaukee in the State
Oar streets have aafaal.y BEN crowded, aud our
merchants have id their hands fr! to attend t.
their customer. Ten fifteen Or twenty loads OF
grain standing in -ight ofour windows at once,
l. no unususi occurrence. This gratifying state
Of thing is mainly atiriDuiab e 10 the action 81
our busir.sa-iucu - f"rmrg q Wheat buying A.
.ocia,inn: by which 9ur farmer are assured thai
he price If wheat WA he kept Gp 10 he highest
fgure paid in Chicago of Nriva kee.
y another evidence If returning I'fe ali pros
rerilv we hear inquiries every daT fr bsu ses to
REM Where few months since frs class dwell
.ngs vent begging for occupants. .lm0st any kind
of a house IL now caught a. ny several applicants
As soon as II ts vacaHl. The ere 81 e. atifying
indications, aad we hope they wiz continue 10 il
crease
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

Cur County Fair.-We publish on our first
page, the List Of Premiums tfersl at The coming
Annual Fair of our Comfy Agricultural Society,
Tie following are the Rules and Regulations thar
.tnrcrr tlo En:r.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

Dentistry DR.. mead OF Milwaukee is aGait
at the CITY Hotel in Kenosha, where be VIII re-
main till Saturday Of this week. The Doctor
practice growing largely here, and BIS visits are
becoming more frequent.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
NOis, VI hose Taste an,

E9oan 81 Esawlcy, are daily receiving Their
Fall aud Winner Goods We understand they
have nude unusually large puchaees,an a such
ra es that they can a1o,d 10 sell as low tile
owest. Messrs. D. & Ii. are famous for the ex~
csileuce OF their stock If heavy Cloths and Gem
emeus Furnishing Goods. as well as for the
s-yle in which hey make them up
See tue particulars OF their New Stock, in our
lverti.ing columns next week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

cs4ee s hereby given to all persons concerned that
le Assessment roll above named, for the County o!
Keno-aa, will remain open for examination until ne
29th day September inst and that on said day %l
he at the III Of . Bfande, in the City Of Kenosha,
for the purpose OF airing any further appeals that may
be made aud finally determining the same.
Kenosha, Sept. 10Th 1869. l,.. -,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
2. n bTlVLt0N3-NI
U. S. Assessor First Dist. Wisconsin


Horses Horses! Our fellow citizen NICK
EaLE. wants within the next two or three week,
to purchase. at the highest ca prices,
Is CapGirg Horses.
Those having this kind OF stock for SAFE. should
call at once aud bring along their negs.
Keno shq sept 10, 1863 2wl4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

HEJssseeti saaFes Army a. Navy JcuTIni.9
II ais the tile OF q new Weekly Newspaper de-
voted to the interests Of army ard paVy ana tothe
dissemination Of correct military information, ate.
" started by ". Z CHURCH, in New York.
OF course it contains large amount of army
Information tnat can be found in no other
paper. ], is very neatly yrin-cd and each NUM-
Der contains IS large qDar.o pages. Price cents
a number. # car be had every week ut Robins
son 3 Rnoketnre.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

TrOitin& on The albany SoHse.-We
are requested to state that several purses Amount
Ing 70 $3.50 vii re trotted for. oa tie Albany
Course near lhjs city, or Friday and Saturday of
next week, the 25h and 2G.h inst Every body
who has any tro,ting stock is invited to Join in
this trial Of speed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

now E4c%T. How REsEO = = %
Just PuJlissed IN o Sealed EaceSope. Prtee Set-:
A Lecture on the Nature, TFeatmept nod
Radical cure OF 5pernatoryhoea or Seminal bea6ness
Sexual debisy, Nervousness, and InvoluFtary Ennis
Inducing InP5tercy Consumption and Mental and
Physical Debilisi,
BY ROBBERY J. CULS s;fsEVRT4L, II. ID.
The important fact that the a5ful consequences 0
SefAbuse may be eGec;gaiy remoYedF ithou interna
medicines or the dangerous application Of ceusti,s, n
struments, m=deated 5ouzes, ard otheI epirc al de
vices is here Clearly de@onstyated aau Ne entl1ey
new ana highly success full treatment asopted bg the
celebrated ho- fully explained, b. which every one
is enabled to himself perfectly, asd at least posi-
bic cost thereby avoiding al tbs advertised nostrums OF
the day This lecture wiliproEe booa 70 thousands
and thousands
sent under seal, VI plain a.5Yeoe, 70 any a9afsss
post paid receipt OF postage stamps, oy address
ing the publisher, jHAs. j. hLiSk Cos,
12T B917sry, Ns1o York, Post office Boz, 1856.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

WANTED, Correspondence.-Ay young ma mod
Wv eratey good rocking, desires to open correspond
with any number Of young ladies between the ages
ofsghteen and twentyiour, with view 70 fun, love-
its attendant consequences address COZ. CsEoAHt
LIST Wis. CaY. care Of Chaplain, via Nashville, Tenn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
AnEuni Report eff lgse Soldiers Aid sOci
ety OF E6GHUshR.

]
Il iverti.iag columns next week.
=
Anuuni zEcpars Of lg,e soldiers Aid sOci-
ety OF RcnUshn.
To the President & Ladles of the So d,ers Aid
.Society
BY reierenco u the following report of you,
Treasurer, appears shaE tins soeeTy mas IA sed
by It's own efforts IN holding Festivals and ian>
ces-...-. Observation-Disclosures OiO3J
Less for expense Of ssme...-... s 33- S495 ~
There has been given them 10y their friends 2-7 81
Paid as tees by IFS own memoers.--.-.---. 47.o3
TOTAL s77J3l
Numerous DINER contributions Of clothing aud
luxuries have been received and in at our dea
ings with merchants ana others. great !ibe~ality
has been shown, so thas tho benefits aeoruing
are hardly lpere thau halt represented by he
above sum.
During the year ending Sept ilth 1868, this
society has met Is times aud held , festivals =
They have furnished for the use of our sick and
wounded soldiers.
In cash through the Chicago Sanitary
Commission. ..-.-.---.. .-..---..S l7J 90
Paid cash FOR Destitute Soldiers FAM
lies Kuhasha. Observation-Disclosures. CLEO
Paid cash to purchase material and make
articles for Northwestern Fair, to be
held At Chicago per Mrs MCNAMARA
&c Mrs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 90
They have forwarded Boxes Hospital Stores.
| containing
| 2G5 Articles Bedding,
| lC2I los Dried Fruit
10 lbs. Beet
Tea
! 10 . Sugar,
Chocolate
! 63 Bottles Iiquor
| Al Sundry Small Packages
Lots Lint and Bandages
They have also paid theexpen~e of packing and
shipping 100 ahls Of Potatoes, % bbls Onions,
2 bbls Pickles sent by TIE Gentlemen of Keno
sba.
Special effort is now being made to make and
send articles to be sold at the Northwestern Fair
at Chicago.
In the Report Of the Chicago Sanitary Commits
sion for 5 months ending June LIST, I see that
Milwaukee has shipped 372 Packages, Whitewater
3i3 p elk yes Konosha is and Racine 1874 These
are the ouly CITIES whose number OF packages
reach loo. and we consider it highly creditable
t. our citizens. Yours RcspeotIy,
CARRrG F. Jor Saow.
Sec'y.
Kenosba Sept II, 1863
Mrs L. 3 FISK Treasurer, in acct with the soa
! d,ers Aid Society, from May :. 1862, to Sept
/ II, 1863
/ Dr. To the following amounts received:
1892
July 4. From Proceeds Of Festival Net
/ PgoCe eds) .-------.-.-.------. G5.0S
Oct - COLLECTION Con gatioua Church, IS 50
Nov heuosha Musical Socie y...... u IS
Collection Episcopal Church. II y
1868