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Il. KENT,
M ER CHA VT TAIL r.

L EEPS constantly on hand fine and full
~ assortment of Goods in his line. lie
also pledges himself that his work shall not
DO surpassed by any in town in point of cheap
ness and durability All work warranted.
Grand Haven, Mich. If nl63
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Snow fell in the region of Marquette,
in the Upper Peninsula, four inches in
depth, on the 2sth ult., being the first of
the season.
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Lands for Sale in the County
of Ottawa F!
HNIIE subscribers offer for sale the following
L described lands in Ottawa County:

The above described lands will be sold for one =
fourth cash. and the balance on long credit, at
seven per cent interest, to actual settlers.
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Isaac Hunting, Agent of the Phe-
nix Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.,
Grand Haven, Mich,
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Dissolution Notice.

N0TGCE is hereby given that the firm of
~ Willard & Bolles have dissolved part
nership, by the sale of the interest of Il. T..
Bolles to VIM. +. Willard. The new firm of
Willard & Brother will adjust all business mat
tiers Of the late firm of Willard & Bollcs.
WIN. +. WILLARD,
Il. Il. BoLLEs,
August 26, 1868. G. T.. WILLARD.
nj Office is also hereby given that part
~ nership has been this day formed between
!" m. +. Willard and G.. w. Willard, who will
Continue the business Of Manufacturing Tubs,
Tails, &c. at the old stand, Ferrysburg, Ottawa
County Mich. WM. f. WILLARD,
q. L. WILLARD.
August 2G, 1868, row $50
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SO, cheap for cash, the following:

ZHS~ Inquire of Messrs. CUTLER WAITS.
Grand Haven, Mich.
GILBERT & co.
Grand Rapids, May 81, 1868. [2ls If.
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CLOTHES WRENGER f!

Nos p and have no cogs. All others are
warranted
No 2, is the size generally used in private
families
Orange Judd, of tho "Amorican Agricultu-
rist," says of the
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Universal Clothes Wringer

"A child can readily wiring out a tubfull of
clothes in few minutes. 1t is in reality n
CLOTHES SAVER! A TIME SAVER and
a STRENGTH SAVER The saving of gar
ments will alone pay a large per centage on its
cost. We think the machine much more than
PAYS FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the
saving of garments There are several kinds
nearly alike in general construction, but we con
slider il important that the Wrnger be fitted
with Cogs, otherwise n mass of garments may
clog the rollers upon the crank-shaft slip and
tear the clothes, or the rubber break loose from
the shaft. Our own is one of the first make. and
it is as GOOD AS NEW, after nearly FOUR
YEARS CONSTANT USE
Every Wringer wiM Cog Wheels as
Warranted an eUery Particular.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-08-06
Horrible Tragedy in California.

Horrible tragedy occurred In San Francisco OF
the Cd instant, resulting in the death of Dr.
George w. Beers with his wife and child LITTLE
girl ten years of age Beers aud his family occu
pied ro"nls on the corner of Stockton and Gear,
street, and the place having been unusaly uuie
during the day, the land lady cal ed about o clock
in the evening, when she was shocked at findin,
the parents lying dead in the front, and the htrIe
girl IL adjoining room
Upon making al examination, it would appea,
hat the parents, having resolved upon the suicide
had administered stryclinine to their child. anC
the mother, either at the same time or subsequent,
y, took similar dose oftbe puison. From inves
gation, it IL also apparent that the father f.
end the suherings of his child or 10 stife beI
.res. had taken an iron weight, usually attached
TO windOw>pues, and fractured her skull it wns
also apparent that the same instrument haC
been used in putting an end to the wife's suffer
ngs there being similar marks about her head
and the pillow being saturated with blood
The husband and father then dispospg himself
upon the bed with his wife, having previously ar
anged bucket at the bedside with an iusttu.
ment from his pocket surgical case, severed the
artery at the wrist of his right arm, and holding
it over the vessel placed at The bedside literally
oled to oealh, the ordinary sized bucket being
yearly filed.
The last heard from these parties, by the othe,
occupants OF the house, was about II o'clock on
Wednesday night. As they lived rather secluded
maintaining but little intercourse with others
and their room never being open to receive visi>
tors before late hour in the afternoon but little
Was thought OF its quiet condition, until the dis
covery was made in the manner mentioned
1t is said that modification at his i'll success in
three lectures which he had advertised combined
with evident want and restitution, was the excl.
ting csuse of this horrible act
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Important War Order.
WAR DEPT, ADJ'T. GEMS. OFFICE,

w
GENERAL ORDER No. 252.-1he following
order of the President is published for the in
formation and government of all concerned;
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WAsHINGTCN, July 81
1t is the duty of every Government to give
protection toits citizens of whatever class, col
or, or connection, especially those who are du
ly organized as soldiers in the public service.
The law of nations and the customs of war as
carried on by civilized powers, permit no dis
tinction as to color in the treatment of pris-
oners of war, as public enemies. To sell OF
enslave any captured person ON account OF
his color and for no offence against the laws
Of war, is a relapse into barbarism, and
crime again st the civilization of the age. nc
Government of the United States VIII give I'VE
the same protection to all its soldiers ; ana IL
the enemy shall sell or enslave any one pc
cause of his color, the offence shau De PUNISH
ed by retaliation upon the enemy's prisoners
in our possession.
It is therefore ordered that for every soldier
of the United States killed in violation of the
laws of war, rebel soldier shall be executed,
and for every one enslaved by the enemy, OF
sold into sIavery,a rebel soldier shall be placed
at hard labor on the public works. and con
tinued at such labor until the other shall be
released and receive the treatment due to a
prisoner of war.
(Sgned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By order of the Secretary of war.
L. d. TOWNSEND, A. A. q.
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Homeopathy.

respectfully offer my OCCASIONAL services TO sucf
Of the people Kenosha and vicinity are afflicted
with any fern of Chrome Diseases, and desire Homo
opathic treatment, advice in gard to proper Hy
drupa ,hic management. The success of Homeopathy
in correcting peculiar and persistent aberration
of vital action which constitute chronic disease is be
yond question.
During a professional experience Of MAE years.
have devoted myself mainly to the study and treatment
of chronic Affections and feel confident in my ability to
treat them successfully.
1 would particularly solicit the patronage OF those
who are suffering from In,iplent Consumption Heart
Disease Diseases peculiar to Women and Chronic Ais
ments OF Children,
Office and Residence at the Kenosha Water Cure.
- CHAs. F. REED, n. D.
KEEosHA, June %, 1863. 'm7
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France and Mexico.


Mexico is as completely in the hands of the
French at this day as India was in the hands
of.the English one hundred years ago. Ma
poleon is the master there-nOthing will be
done that he does not willard everything
that he wills will be done.
We wonder how "Uncle SAM ''Mr. Doc
de-" or whatever pet name he chooses to be
called by, relishes this state of things. He
has long had his greedy eyes fixed upon
Mexico. Old Cass, with most portentious
gulp of his huge gullet, threatened to swallow
the whole Of Mexico nearly twenty years ago.
We wonder how he will like it's being snatch
ed away in the very agony of Digestion
What will become of the golden dreams OF
the abolitionists, who were to plant the coun-
try all over with abolitionists like themselves,
in order to surround the Southern States with
q wall of fire. What is to become of the
Monroe doctrine, which, as interpreted by the
learned doctors of Yankeedom, was designed
to keep this whole vast continent for the ex-
press use Of the Plymouth saints and their de
scendants? 81 expect to live to see the day
when a gentleman rising in his place in this
house will be saluted by the Speaker as ''the
gentleman from Patagonia" said long John
Wentworth i'll the House of Representatives,
whlrllng his arms about ike the sails OF
windmill and shouting as though he were
hailing boat at Sea, or talking to a man
across prairie, in high wind. What is to
become of all these highly wrought expecta-
tons of universal conquest? Where has imam
ifest destiny hid its diminished head? Mon
roe doctrine, universal conquest, manifest
destiny, all have gone down before the uni
versaI ''nigger." The ''saints" would not let
him rest in peace, and, by meddling with
him, they have utterly destroyed their power
to NEEDLE anywhere else on this continent
Rather than not NEEDLE in our affairs they
have given up one of the most gorgeous
dreams of conquest that ever opened to the
vision of avarice.
The French will be the best neighbors for
US we Conld possibly have. They will be com
PEELED to introduce negro slavery there. They
cannot otherwise develop the immense resour-
ces of the country. They will keep abolition
lists from settling upon our Southern frontier.
We shall strike up an immense trade with
them, and the two peoples will form an ALI
ance offensive and defensive which will set
the world at defiance.
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RANDOLPH.


MEMPHIS, Aug. l, (ria CAIRO, Aug. 9.
Col Hatch has succeeded in running Rich
ardson and his band of guerilas, about 1000
strong, down into Mississippi and has turn
ed his attention to Gen. Gid. Pillow and his
forces, who are in the neighborhood Of Paris,
Tenn. Pillow is reported to have crossed the
river at Paris, on Sunday last, with six reg
iments.
One of Gen Dodges scouts, W no left Tus-
cumbia July 28th, has arrived at Corinth.-
He reports that Roddy has sent all his bag
gage and stores to Woods Home, Ga, but still
remains in the Tuscumbia Valley, with most
of his forces He also reports that nearly one
half of the Alabamians in Bragg's army have
deserted, taking their arms with them, and
are in the mountains, refusing to go back:
Lieut.. Davenport of the 26th Mississippi
regiment, who left Johnston sarmy four days
ago, reports that Johnston, with the bulk of
his army, is at Meridian that part of it is I'M
der orders to go to Mobile, and part to Dem,
opolis; that part of his force is still west Of
Meridian including all of the cavalry. They
were perfectly ignorant of Grants movements.
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duty to support the Administration, under
its present trying circumstances, and instil
into the minds of the youth intrusted to our
care, the most answering patriotism and
love for our noble Republic.
The Reports of the several committees
were unanimously accepted and adopted
The items of the school Report together
with a few committee Reports we were OBJ
liged to omit. The thanks of the Asso
citation are due to the Common Council o.
Kenosha, who, we understand, appropriated
$685. to defray the expenses of Simmons
Hall for the Association.
On the whole, the meeting has been one Of
and people of the State; valuable in literary
and social point of view. The Association
after singing, was finally adjourned.
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SheriG's Sale.
State Of Wisconsin, Keaosha County Circuit
Court

State Of Wisconsin, Kenosha Comfy Circuit
Court:
Ep virtue Of execution issued out and under the
EB seal Of the circuit court for the county of Kenosha
and State Wisconsin, and 10 directed and deliver.
ed in favor OF Hope Lathrop Plaintiff, against the goods
and chattes lands AID EN- auens OF Jossh Bond, VIII.
liam s. Strong, David Crosit aud Enoch w. Evans or
either of them, Defendants: / have levied upon and
shall sell at pubic auction to the highest bduer there
for at the FROM door of the Court HOUSE in the cry ad
county of Kenosha and state Wisconsin a o'c OK
OF the forenoon of Saturday the 10Th day of September
1868, the following described real estate or much
thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy said udg
cost and expenses OF said action to Wit:
All the right, title and Interest the SAID Josiah Bond
W lillian e Strong, David CrOst and Enoch w. Evans.
or either OF them, hal he 18th day OF May D. 1868
or has at any time sncet cqui ed In to the following
described lot or parcel OF land to wit The east
hundred of the north west quarter of section
twenty (20) town ~ north FRANCE twenty COZ asst
in the town of Salem county of Kenosha, and State of
Wisconsin. Terms of sale Cash.
Dated August 4th 1868 HUDSON FOX,
o. S. f. II. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha Go.
PITTS ATTY. Tw9
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DIED,

At the residence of Charles H. Wilson, Pescadero,
Santa Cruz Co. California the 18th OF June, 1868
THOMAS MURPHY. The deceased is represented a.
a boy whose mother resides in Kenosha county. The
friends of the deceased obtain particulars OF
Importance by enquring at the Office OF the Kenosha
Telegraph.
On the 26th of July in this city, RUTH BELINDA wife
of Ed Jason Lothrop in her 61st year. Her depar ure
was sudden, easy and generally lamented by many who
were witness of her active piety.
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CD.WE RCR.4E.
OFFICE oFTHE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH.

Kenosha, August 9th, 1868.
GRAIN MARKET. -There is hardly any thing doing
in the grin market. With the prospects Of better
quality of grain in the New buyers are reluctant
to deal in the old, though the offerings are all taken at
about s5a soc for old No. l Spring Oats Acc. New
Barley is in good request at about 6Oc for prime.
PRoVISI0NS.-Butter CO 2tiuues firm at u 1-2c for
choice grade. Eggs 10c. New Potatoes SOC.
Wo CL,-Holders and buyers still apart in their
views the price of Wool Eastern and local buy
in the market and there is plenty of competit
or lets that forward. Prices paid here fully
up to the quotations given in exchanges in the
era Western States and il remains to be seen whe tn
er holders will to recede from tn cir present views
the manufactures advance. At present manufs ctu
do feel prepared to offer above the quoted rates
We quote the market at 5Oa5Fc, though extra grades
might in some under competition, reach 1a2
above highest quotation.
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"SGhjugaticn is tyranny established Enamel
patioit oy the Federal Government is the annihi>
laliun OF free Government SubjugatOn and
emh nf patton as here referred 10 are the twin dev>
| lis of sputism aud al wrong. How shall men
| answe' at the bar of impartial history for at
empting the inglurious coDsummatiOn
The above small item from the Milwaukee
Meas, expresses in short the ideas of the Peace
Democracy of Wisconsin. Putting down the
authority of the Constitution over all the ter
ritory of the United States is what the Meas
means by 'tsubjugation," which it character
ICES as tyranny established" Depriving
| the rebels of the services of their slaves as a
military necessity-in order to weaken them,
and thwart their attempts to destroy this free
Government, is what the NewS means by
emancipation by the Federal Government -
which it declares lis the humiliation of free
Government" and these two-Putting down
| the rebellion by force of arms, restoring the
authority of the Constitution over all the Ter
ritory Of the United States, and depriving the
rebels Of the services of their slaves in this
war against the Union, ''are the twin devils
of despotisn, according to this organ of Wis
consin Peace Democracy. If the editor of the
Nelcs believes what he writes and succeeds
in making others believe it. he cannot do 9TH
erwise than head riot to resist the conscrip-
ton Believing thus, he must be a craven
indeed if he does not rush to glory or the
grave in resisting these twin devils of des-
potism and all wrong"
Butwe know better than toexpect any such
thing from this treason sympathizing editor
Like the disloyal editors of New York, who
melted and defended riot, murder, arson, and
every other outrageous crime in the calendar,
If like bloody riot can be instigated in Mil
waukee by the same means, the editor of the
Ne'rs will be careful to keep his precious per-
son III some safe place in the background
whore he will be free from all danger. HEDGES
the dirty work of JEFF Davis through those he
can urge to do the work while he takes the
credit and the pay.
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LATER.

The Sheriff of Keokuk county reached this
place this morning at daybreak, en- route TO
the military headquarters of the State at Da-
venport, for military assistance H reports
that the insurgents have gathered to the NM
Der of l, 800, and were hourly increasing. in
number They claim to be four Thousand
strong in the county, all armed and fnII If
fight. -
The citizens of Washington, about Is miles
from the scene of the difficulties, are mich
alarmed for the safety of their town.
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EarThe Washington advices from the Ar
my OF the Potomac are conflicting. One
statement Is, that the army has crossed the
h;aPpahannock and another contradicts this.
/ lie army IS probably still on this side of the
rlver' A force of rebel cavalry made dash
INTO our lines yesterday, but were promptly
driven back, We expect nothing very excit-
ing from that quarter for some time TO come
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Ynncey Dead, md Floyd Dying

BALTIMORE. Aug. 4,-The Richmond Uhig.
Of the LIST has the following:
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 29.-The funeral
of the late w. l.. Yancey took place this at
ternoon.
The IVhig, Of August LIST says: John B
Floyd is very ill and not expected to recov'
er
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KEEosHA, June %, 1863.


All persons who indebted to the undersigned Ell
Their BY note or book account hereby requested TO
call At his ofce and settle the without delay,
he ia DESTROYS of closing up all matters connected with
b,s former business prompt attention this notice
ia respectfully solicited. p Il. WOOD,
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Fruit. ofCopperhend Teachin..,

MUsCATINE Iowa, August 4.
The Journal of this city, this morning has
the following:
A collision occurred between the Copper
heads and Union men at South English, Ke-
okuk, Iowa, last Saturday. About fifty shots
were fred. A man named Talley, leader OF
the Copperheads, who commenced the firing,
was killed instantly, and two others died Of
their wounds shortly after The Copperheads
We're driven out of the place.
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Inable correcting regulating and remoy all obstrue
tions, from whatever cause and always
successful preventive
THNEIE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
4 Dr. Duponco's Golden Pills for Females are per-
ecty harmless They have been used in the private practice
Duponco 80 and thousands of ladies can
testify their and success in almost ey
cry case correcting Irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing particularly at the change OF e
From five ten will that yet dreadful
plant the Whites Nearly female IN the land suffers
this complaint.
Pill has permanently cured thousands and they
will you if them. They cannot harm YOU on
proper channel and nvi2orate the whole system Ladies
whose health will permit increase OF family VIII ma
pills successful preventive. Ladies peculiarly situa
those suppong themselves should not use these
pills during the first three months they certa to pro-
miscarriage after which ad OnitiOn, the proprietor
any injury health Tine rodents composing the above
pills made known to every agent and they Will tell you
they and will perform all claimed for them Price
81 box Sold by f. ROBINSON, Druggist, kenosha,
Sole .4geEt for KenOshd County, MS.
LADIES.-By sending him 81 through the Kenosha Post
Office, have the pills any of the city
country (cOnfdentialy) and free OF postage BY mail
N. b. BeCdTe Of base counterfeit Of these PHS You cap
buy counteet article from 20 10 20 cents
box dear thatl LADIES your lives and hea tn are Of
with worthless article Therefore Offering these
Pills for less than 81 box avoid them would poison
They bogus genuine unless the of s. D.
HOWE is every box which has recently been added
account of the PHI being ounterfeiued.
Sold also by BoswORTH Sons, Milwaukee; COREY Son,
Waue ;an LORD SMITH, and FULLER Il Five n, Chicago.
and by Druggist in and village in the United
States,
HILL & RUCKEL, gla GFeeaYich street. New YOr,
General Wholesale Agents. ly22
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SPECE.EK NOTICES.
NGTHSE.

NVVIVE.
The first meeting of the Stockholders Of the Park
City Match Company will be held at the City Bank of
Kenosha at four O'Clock in tie afternoon of Friday,
Aug. 2lst, 1868.
Dated Kenosha, Aug. 4, 1868.
c. G. sHoLFs,
Owe THOMAS PRIcrURE
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rom CharlPsIOn
FORTRESS MONROE, August 3.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 3.
The Richmond Wing of August LIST, has
been received here, and contains the follow
ing
9.CHAR1EsToS. July 31.-Cumnlings' Point
was severely bombarded yesterday morning,
about 10 o'clock The Ironsides and two
monitors were engaged. The bombardment
lasted till about p. H., when the vessels
withdrew. Battery Gregg, and Forts Wag-
ner and Sumpter responded to the enemy's
fire. Two men were killed and one wound
ed at Battery Gregg. The batteries were not
materially injured. There was no firing to-
day"
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SHE RIFFS SALE,

State of Wisconsin, KenoSha County Circuit
Court.
El virtue of execution issued Of and un der
AO The seal OF the Circuit Court, for the county
sha, and State of Wisconsin, to directed and
vered in favor of Thomas Pricture, Plaintiff against
the estate hereinafter described of Michael Clark
defendant, have levied upon and shall sell at public
auction 10 the highest bidder, therefor, the front
door OF the Court House in the city aud county OF Ken
Csha, Sta OF Wisconsin, at o'clock in the forenoon
of Saturday, September 18th, 1868, the following de-
scrbed real estate 10 wit: 90
All the right title interest which the said Mich
e CLARK had the 2Sth day of February 1862 or
at any time since had, in and to the following descrb.
ed real estate. part of lot six (6 in block six G on
south west quarter of section thirty two q town
(2), north OF range twentythr (28 east in the
city OF Kenos ha, commencing three 81 rods the
south west corner of lot six 6 aforesaid thence east
to south east corner of thence north four (4)
rods: thence to wit lin three ~ rds of north west
corner of said lot six (6) thence south TO begi ming
Dated, August 3D., 1868. HUDSON FOX,
o. s. & +. IL. HEAD, Sheriff of Kenosha 60.
Pits Attys. 6w9
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TAX EN ESP.

Came into the enclosure in the town Of Bristol on or
about the 22d of July last, three Yearng STEERS all
red No particular marks noticed. The owner is re-
quesed TO prove property pay charges and take them
away.
Bristol Aug 1st 1868.
Avg JOHN HoLLRNBFCK