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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
TIE Feosr.-The fist killing Frost Of u

TrE Feosr.-The fist killing frost Of The scs-
ron WIS experienced throughout oIr State on The nSai
OF Monday the sst inst, The losts Of the -Sth-ioh us
which did so much dsmascn the Great West were only
cvpuionccd In few cold deep valleys oforr State md
aid very little harm; but tho fOsts Of Morda, AID Tues
DAY NIGHTS las. were conclusive. Indian Corn ought '"
have been out OF tie way bat was not. and - bed, 10
mrcd We Judge that not third II. WA 81, up ana
not half fl 10 be- DGt Cora is not staple OF Cenirh
and WoSlern New York. that IFS injury Is Of MINOR
consequence. We estimate is shtinkage by tros'
0uefourth and the crop light sny hon 10 ihE' o"
farmers win realize h'tlc more than half full crop
BuekNhoat WAS hart wherever It had lot been clt !"
ii quite generally had been.
The Fan feed is generally good. ~ that Batter anu
Cheese pur present chief stspes) being mace 'eV
rapidly They bring excellent prices. We met u ierm
cr In Erie County WHO regretted ha, conracted =,
Cheese lor lOi cents per pound be1 ing that hc oo'"
have sccprcd ia BY holding on.
Wool Buying is now very brisk IN Western Mo-" fo'A
''a at eaod price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

c sbape of submerged Lambeth cellars, upset and I'M
noore0 Thames vessels fallen seaaolGs and chimney.
atcls ed trees untitled houses. ana attendant
;,idents Three nights ago. too lowering day closed
i; e.nrm Of Al urder lightning and rain, suiciol. TO
desroy boil human aid butte lilo IN the immediate
,i,ifc Of tle metropolis; vuc III tie midland coun-
~ ~ ,yan and Rcrs "a fTpus tempest Of hail OF m
rsunl size devastated the crop: snnoing aEa reapcd
1cncrd lousos ke - nnocfab.e bl.1s ana via croa'
e and cnyered tAe country with It's untime.y lsost.
o ,hat ncNt DIV bore The nisognae aspect q! y IN
,cr's r1orrirr rhi- calamity however was bat par
tal for al tat very tine tho nencaituiis'' OF the
,r,',rn counties wore enjoying warm, sunny. breezy
,i.rs and Inc stiIlsh niclts.
Happily Nearly the whole Of England harvest Is e..
cnfcd and with ,hc o.'ep;on o. sleI dAccuni IA the
lapg of bghicG hops and poie;ocs there IS notnin 10
,, olan oil or the latter vegetable. the species dc
rcminairl n Ireland the "wlo rQss, has suffered
rost severely But ever since the 01nai year ls't
there have been dooors reports OF TIE reappearAnee OF
he poia.o disease about this period OF the year Nc
hone for tie best. " lth which ronark viii bring this
letter 10 q summary conclusion. b. o.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

fielghts continue dull and heavy, although
rates are nominnlly the same. ToLisrg0o The engage
mcnis nro 2l0oO bush. Wheat at 3D. In bulk and bags
y neutral ang. 400 bbls. Flour at o. "a; 800 bbls
Fork, at IN. Cd. v steamer 80 pirs. Measurement
Goods. al fOs To London. 400 bbls Flour, part u.
low ~ Is. 3D.. and 2 sicamor 800 pkgs Butter and
Cheese at 49, The charters n British Bark 10
Cork for orders with 1000 bush GRAIN at S. lO,d.
an Armirlan Big. on the same voyage. with smaller
cargo at IS. 3D.; British Brig. with H. 900 bush.
Grain. TO Ponar,h Roads for orders to port In The
British Channel, 1t IS. y quarter, Swedish Bark OF
900 tuns to the River Platte at leo y foot another of
similar burden TO Marselles on private terms. and q
British Bark Of so tans ON the samc voyage at S for
extra head Of Pipe Siavcs
The business Of the Sub.Treasury was: Re.
ceip's. eo5iof69 49, for Customs. sgs, 2ls 81: Pay
ments' si,t5i6jo u.s. Balance. s2j. CA. 1873 81.
There was sharp calling of loans early in the
day growing out Of the Michigan Southern ainIr but
there was no time whom per and good conicrss
" aud not command Ill tho moJey iesied. Al tho day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
rrxr WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. SEPTEMBER q! 1883

and while this service The nation nat nsn'
40 iba ssr,ces Of all its subjects In every Iait OF W
mo- or real claim to service on tio pa o
~ IN tlc South in the North shout nc s.o h.,
4. with tnst primary ale sance which quo W INC
Rs ed rt,' The administration Of The s,,c % ~
, An new End BIZ associates upon me sls.e VT. "
,,y ,atl facot, 10 The people oil ~ 'olnu'pn
800 ara TIT we rlhes'ai usy'rce onmend them io' 10
election 10 tie po.o which they ~" hoid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

Dec ..iO5 100 Dec go Ines 5Ji 800 Dec 31 800
by reducing the Wheat TO Flour the quantity of the
latter let nj dc.wo,cr this year. compared with tie
corresponding period Of last year. shows deficiency
equal to l.iOl. 40 bblS Flour.
The following comparative table shows the Quantity
4 some OF the principal articles OF produce le tide
v alter from the commencement Of nayiration TO aud
.Inlnr ilr Nh nf Snrt In fln ,nnr. inniah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
W.. Coleman's San Francisco circular Of
the 2dsavs:


The receipts Ofesure frSn he iuseIior sse oqr report
~. al.h III have been t2OaoOO-a4ort slo"J 10 con
Ihr depon,s in the Mint have been sSess
& i11 0 10 NEE, the Requirements Of shlTe cpt ~ t:is
apount some S20cI mas been taken IoI 'ana li@e
, 10 be fair supply OF bullion on TIE msiScf end ssel
,old bar. Are r.porej TO MS al bS some hoiaers MpSs
~her frures to niouow but the Ires.rce % .ss arooss
~ resulting the transactions luosc 70 sove,
NAV disappoin this expectation aes OF 'h'e S'' 'cP''~a
=, "A 40 capt n"emiur to q cent discount . -.
Inc money market 10 still largely psd WIN Ssti sno
the Available demand 1. less than the ofefih tGes
ave- yery unforrn at Ild2 cent per moIh ior LOT coSn
mod,iious In bank upon frscass securna ihs IefeIe
ent Tor mercantile purposes IL small bet of h.hB ops
on sums being called FOR TO o,y ~ cas
in the ne " aud rich discoveries ia tbe INTERIOR aa :.
m.rLinery and mining SUPPLIES Tor winch the eeA''
active. ,, ID, ,.x,.,v 4.
the sae OF The SewAiadcn Quckyer Mine to an rs.,tfs
eorany for Il 81 80 90 The term. have no iey
ransufd but unGsfstood 70 Dc ssntanily - ioiow
$1,000 payable In cssh tso ms day -, ~ ooa,ss
=, The ne a Two months md the rrmeinin, F"Vv 10 WE'VE
on,bthe payments 70 b. covered y Tue uiAsef
~ mr.. Of the capital stock Of tie he" coMshy 70 Tie
sorr, Of 81 1900 ard the new con psny 10 have is
a,s. n,ssession We informed t14t new snh ficn
abcr hr, recently been discovered IA ts mine sadins
rrh 20 its vrr The pice 9; which the sale wee Effected
cannot os rczsrIsd mon iof ~. Nlf
le nropety bat accepted. we sFn ~ Nes % ICE coz
.ices Of rr9rscIed Litigation oseFsnado"ea ~ le''us
political .IEusLces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
Iscreipts Of Produce.

sErr 2d-lo..g6 bbs f.oar Sli bbs. NhsAy 81 o ',
Com Meal l-.lsJ bush Oats f0e bush Nat TO p1'"
Ashes % Ikgs froysons " pAos Lare 30 pAs' Petroleum
90 page. butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

Ine.....iseoo Docilg, 40 Dse...sS.9o Dec. 9co
Tho aggregate quantity u tic same articles lei at
tideweicr Iom the commenecriea OF navigation TO the
lith Of September. Inclusive dugl .Ae years leo aud
lsJ INA III. tliul.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
FROM PANAMA.

The steamship North Star, Capt. Jones, from
Aspnwan Sept II a, 2. III. with nails. passengers,
ana specie 10 L. Il. Allen. arrived on Saturday morn
ing Sept 25 la; sc 45 Ion. - H. spoke British schoon
or Red Fox. from Havana for NewYoik The follow
Ia, IL the North Stars ercoie list:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
Live stock Per erie Railway.

CAapyILLg Sert .6thc oilowiEc Lisr STOCK Hs rs'o~
over se re IA W ~ this week; 10 GAIA 10 d. dNs'
20 do. Sheep. IL do H. rse, do Poultry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

Totas.. 1860 G0O.s2o 6.si..ci ISSas.J iG9.7t
There was a moderate tunnege the past week but the
heaviest weeks business for this season has probably
pnssel and vet there IA ahs'emso' ia demand nae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28

Ealsncc Srrt. i3..............' s-is 'l'''' -
Tho City Banss paid $3,jc00oO to the Sub
Tr,asury to day Their Legal Tender Notes this morn
Ing anoaa.ed to SIS OOoooo. Tie deposits on account
q tie 90 loan aso over s5ssso. and on temporary
laGs sl.90o.
Tie to.a. imports az Now-York for tho week
ending SEPT, 81 compare follows with those Of the
pact four weeks
WEEKEND s,p, 8. 81, ~ SCI 70 seF, Aos 81,
o. u1,e.. i't7sii :oseS 4oislso .ltsoib 1857
To,h ... s8cn.1ss 3lg1.3a 3e.lS.o 37ss:9s s.ssoc
The FIST election Of officers for the Union
Petite Railroad win be held IT, c9.h Of October at
So. 81 william street.
The coupons upon the bonds OF the New
! IL ard S,e Haven Railroad Company. due ocsber
WI. D. rl c,hcg AZ the oh.o o. the company or the
Bank Of the kepgble.
The Bulls Head DaFk has declared q quarter
y dividend Of y ceut fee OF Government tax. pay.
able on and after October l.
The Hudson River Bridge Company at Al
bany. at h. annual election. selected Directors
Erastus Corning. Albany Dean Ichmc.d. Buffalo
samuel Sloan. Now York, Chester W Chopin. Spring
led, william Il. swim. Boston, Sidney T. falfcaiid
Ciscno,ia. Henry ~ Martin. Albany John V. L.
Pguyn. Leonard W. Jerome Scw.Y
The imports Of dry goods FOR the week eIo
less than for last week but much larger than FOR the
corresponding week last years
For the week 1861. 1862. 1858.
futcIcd at the Ioft.... sJot0 SltisEl1 Sltt5 g.
Thrown oH maTkei.... .!S0 oJ ItsJ.GS tsiTUo
since lan. l.
Entered o. TIE port. '6tNrS t'n,F' 4l,E0,l !
THROWN on mllsci....a % L,y..4J t,isiIe +3,-il ul
Tho quantity Of Flour, Wheat, Corn, ANA Bar
10y left at TdeWater during the second week in Sep
,epber. In the yeais ls6a and lst3 was as follows;
FLOUR wheat Barley
lbls bush. iuah
la5,........ll.D i5.lw0 $1,000 2,2Q1
az. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
falling OF in prices The coal delivered 1t tide-waser
this year now amounts to 6,e0f.720 tuns. against

falling OF In prices The coal delivered 1t tide-weter
this year now amounts to 6.s0f.720 tuns. ugains,
5s4 7Gi tins to corresponding time last year. showing
an increase Of lSg956 tuns. The demand FOR coal a
the mines is active and very little stock accumua,es NJ
any Of te depots The retail demard is also good Tie
price Of the long tun OF prepared Lehsh coal ia tbs city
ID 81 40 y tun
Tie Ciacinna,i Gazette of Thursday says:
Tlerc ,a. very little done IN Government plper bu ss,.s
", re- nchlnsed We quote ord r discount. coitiicstes
sl difcount aud vouchers, Vi aseOMI txcnsago IaIs
m, >, rar bnyn, and in0i per4oin ceiling Money SIN
moderate demand end the make fuo, easy a. b@s oieonn
AT ST. Louis there is noticed decided i'm.
proyement in real property. with coed many large
transactions at better prices than were paid last Win
ter and sorng when the price Of gold Vas at It's highest
The Chicago Tritunc says:
1e volume Of busness today shows decided Increase
unon that of ye to-day. No ont, We thE over s.w Our
>. more acse sn they row. Ihe t,ahc OF tae cry
q, !, ia Departments IL perfectly enormous Toe DaSs sup
ensto,rr, fully Il toe UsIs rarge VIZ Svi0 y cent
y in, The rae for large parcels payable In ey
~ oe of onr leading BANKS hewl ORR escnais e y ''ssny
=. yop,.r fae. viz: faras discount onyns eng ireMiun
In, II nythrs the market IS b hIiHei' 9st fa,es ss
.hsyro.d lrea.ury Notes uoinina-bnymg pieniu,n I,
rins The Chicago = cent Cry seTert;e Lo-n ;of
HAVING IS years 10 run. YVES n" fccc 10 fass To-
~ ~ f,,r - THE best bid wa hessf Fu<son &
hi rjNl lor the entire loan Si.ss' solomon s1oTses
| Z 70 ia !O.i 10! the entire iaJn'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
How sal 'GDlsxrncet ahe EnnaiIy.o

A traveller in the state Of Illinois some years
ago came to a lone log hut on the prairie near
Cairo, and there halted. He went into the
house. 1t was wretched atfair-an empty
packing box for a table, while two OF three
chairs and disagreeable stool graced the re-
ception room, the dark walls Of which were
further ornameuted by display Of tin-ware
and a broken shelf article or two. The wo-
man was crying in one corner, and the man,
with tears in his eyes and pipe i'll mouth, on
a stool, with his sorrowful looking head sup
ported by the palms of his hands. Not a
word greeted the interloper.
"Well," he said, ''you seem to be in awful
trouble here What's up 2"
sAh, we are almost crazed, neighbour" said
the woman land we amt got patience to
see folks now"
':Thats all right" said the stranger, not
much taken back by the polite rebuff; ''but
can be Of any service to you in all this trou-
bic p
sWell, we've lost our gal; our Sails gone off
and left u.s." said the old man in tones Of deep
despair.
'tAh, do you know what induced her to leave
you ?" remarked the new arrival.
''Well,we can't say, neighbor, as how she's
so far lost as to be induced, but then she's
gone and disgraced us, remarked the alflict-
ed father
'sYes, stranger, and-not as 1 should say it
as is her mother-but there warn't potter
gal in all the West than our Sal. She's gone
and brought ruin on her own head now, fol-
lowed the sickened mother
''Who has she gone off with p inquired the
visitor.
'.WeII, there's the trouble. The gal could
have done well, and might have married Mar
tin Kehoe, capital shoemaker, who although
he has but one eye plays the flute in lively
manner, and earns a good living. Then look
what a life she has deserted she was here
surrounded by all the luxury in the country
said the father.
''Yes,who knows what poor Sal will have
to eat, drink and wear now? ?" groaned the old
woman.
':And who is the fellow who has taken her
into such misery"
"Why she's gone off and got married to al
crjtter called an ed6tor as lives in the village,
and the Lord only knows how he's to arm al
living"
Heaven gives us enough when it gives US
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
The KeIIey,s Island Grape Crop.

The Sandusky Register says: 'Some idea
of the magnitude Of the grape interest herea-
bouts may be understood from few simple
facts. There are probably in bearing the pres
ent season, on the Island and the main land,
about l, 900 acres-4G0 on Kelley's Island
alone-of which about 700 acres are in full
bearing. Another year the quantity in bearing
will probably reach 2, 600 acres, with larger
setting out than ever before About ., OOO,-
900 cuttings were made on heleys Island
alone last spring Pr rooobea to 0o 10000 oo0 grape
These are only approximations but they
are ample to show the magnitude to which
the grape interest is extended hereabout If
the culture should continue prosperous, the
vineyards within two years will cover nearly
or quite T. 600 acres,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

CHOW, John, listen to me-Im older than
you, Or couldn't be your mother. Never do
you marry young woman, John, before you
have contrived to happen around four or five
times before breakfast You should know
how late she lies in bed in the morning You
should AXE notice whether her complexion
is the same in the morning as in the evening,
Or whether the wash and towel have robbed
her of her evening bloom, You should take
care to surprise her, 50 that you may see her
in her morning dress, and observe how her
hair looks when she is not expecting you
If possible, you should be where you can hear
the morning conversation between her and
her mother If she is ill-natured and snapps1i
to her mother, 50 she will be to you, depend
on it. But if you find her up and dressed
neatly in the morning, with the same smiles,
the neatly -combed hair, the same ready and
pleasant answers to her mother, which char
acterized her department in the evening, and
particularly if she is lending hand to get
the breakfast ready in good season, she IS a
prize, John, and the sooner you secure her to
the better"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

THE THIRD CAyALRY.--In the serious dis
aster which befel Gen. Blunts staff end body
guard south of Fort Scott in the Indian Ter
ritory, the Third Wisconsin Cavalry is report
ed to have suffered severely. Lieut.. A. w.
Farr, the Regimental Quartermaster, and
Henry PeIIage, formerly Of this city, and
Chief of Gen. Blunt's band, were killed.
Gen. Blunts body guard, which suffered
SO severely, consisted in part of Capt Theo~
dore Conkey's company of the Sd Cavalry
This company was raised about Appleton and
Oshkosh. The command of Lieut.. Pond,
which also suffered, was partly Capt. Shaws
raised at Waukesha.-Mad'So"
Journal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
For THE TELEGRAPH.
Coming Home.

Coming Home.
Write for mother who expects her boy home
rough,
Coming home ! God, 1 thank Thee
For this precious pledge of love!-
That to my poor heart so lonely,
Com es with healing from above!
Fails from Thy great heart Of mercy,
Bringing light, and hope aud JOY.
Making music on my heart>strings,
Welcome for ray darling boy,
And thank Thee, oh I thank Thee,
For Thy tender loving care;
That has been around my darling,
Constant as his mothers PRAYER
Keeping him when worn and weary
Oft from falling by the way
And when darkness round him gathered,
Changing It to blessed day.
Through the long and dreary marches,
Through the wild fierce battle war,
Keeping his bright eyes from closing,
Closing meier to waken more.
And now my boy is coming,
have read it DER and DER.
'Yes, Pm going darling mother,
To the dear old home once more"
have been in many battles,
Where saw ing brothers fall;
But the love of God and mother,
Kept me safely through them.all;
And I'm going dearest mother,
To :Hy home Of light and joy,
Then be ready with welcome,
For your loving soldier boy"
Through my heart one song goes ringing,
In sweet'music all the time,
With the echo ''he is coming
Blending IN perfect chime.
Guard his feet while pressing homeward,
Keep him safe from every snare
Let not this dear hope be blighted,
Father. hear hear my prayer.
Auyr,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

A LITTLE BULL.--A schooI-ma'm in one Of
our district schools was examining a class in
photography. Spell and define howret,"
she said. 'F-l-o-w-r-e-t, howret-a little flow
err went off a tow-head in a perfect strea16.
"Wavelet." ''W-a-v-e-l-e-t--aG little wave"
was the prompt reply of number two.
BULLET" 'iB-u-l-l-e-t-o little buJt," shout
ed number three, who was innocence persona
fed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
Respectfully your servant,
Corporal G w. B., Co. X, Wis. Cavalry.
In Australia it is summer in January an

In AUSTRALIA IL is summer IN January ana
winter in July. 1t is noon there when it is
in Europe The longest day is in
December. The heat comes from the North,
the cold from the South, and it is hottest on
the mountain tops. The swans are black, the
eagles are white; the bees do not sting, and
the birds do not sing. The cherries have no
stones; the trees give no shadow, for their
leaves turn edgeways to the sun, and some of
its quadrupeds have beak and lay eggs!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

There are two kinds Of girl5 One is the
kind that appears best abroad-tho girls that
are good for parties rides visits, balls etc, and
whose chief delight is in such thingS. Tho
other is that kind that appear best et home
the girls that are useful and cheerful In the
DINING room and all the precincts Of bona.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

The Iowa City Republican truly says that
'there IS but one sure road out of aii our diff
culties. And that is to unite az one man in
the support Of the Government and the war.
Soonest stop the national debf Soonest re-
store the Union. Soonest bring back your
sons, your brothers and your friend. from the
war, and soonest establish the Republic on
the basis of a permanent Union and peace"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
nni,ting rsnehine.

RWRS. JNO WILSON respectfully informs the
Va pub lie that she agent for the above named
Mach inc for the city and county oil hehosha Ai9' al
Kinds of knitting done at the storest notice, by
1y19 MIS-. JIM "iD0N-''
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
i. G. MERRILL,

zs,.rnuce-He Is agent for 0GraoHs ComPdmteS o
pndaubted credit, and prepared to issue Polceso1
Lif. and P. perty, favorable terms. See adVer
tisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
RACINE HOUSE.

A. N. CROTs NIB u R G Va
RACINE WISCONSIN.
Boarding by the Day week, and roomy and conino'
dious Stabling. lyAooF|A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
LYMAN MOWRY & co.

sooss Shoes, LEATHER, Fidjngs,sc. E0eTy oHr1ety
every article pertaining their business may De nau
of them at the lowest prices custom WORK 70 o,ueI'
Leather for sale Hides bought, &c: Corner ofMar-
ket SQUARE and Main street. See advertisements.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
THE &s@osha Tessgraph.
Doubts the circulation anT Pppsr mr. bs1sd q, 10"
southern Wisconsin, which axes ID . Terr
desirable medium for Advertising.
Rates OF AdverIlAInr,

lines Of this NOnparSl type eOmpactms1i
s41iY@lsnIln space, will be counted 81 square,
SE s ! w. 3w. 4w. E.Tsm. On. lyes
9 s! y 10 $3.50 $500 $3.50 $3.50 500 Si9 90
Saa. ! o. o 200 800 460 500 100 10 90
x Col. 500 500 800 SEQ Il2S0 T1sSS 81 Sx0 ~
aool. 400 600 90 10 90 Ia 90 40 % ! ~ %
z Col 500 10 90 u 90 IS 90 100 IS 90 q az
z Col. 500 500 1000 ID 90 I17o0 $500 40 90
Col. 1O00 1900 1900 20 90 IS 90 20 90 rs 90
tx oFSssIoNAL AND BUSINESS CARDS. 81 line per @es
line. - ~ 10y S0i4'S Ior each additional
sTsAY NOTICES published four weeks 81 rs for sin
IN sa ana fifty cents for each additional ANNA J.
L1H H NOTICES, atStstute rates
beinsertad not accompanied with directions ~,
- o.l.ilofDid' and ohargedtor accordingly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
THOMAS PRICTURE,

IMPORTER and DEXTER IN Wines, liquors, Porter
Ale, Etc. Market Street.
All IMPORTED Liquors for sale in bond, at New York
and Boston Prices with freight fare. Double Rectneo
Wniskey in any quantity, at Chicago and Milwaukee
prices 1yy2in3T
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22

RpgrGUer on Wood and sUery Kind Of AetdE St@t1on
~, Fancy Articles &c. Main street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
ADAM DICKHOUT,
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-10-22
POSTERS AND HANDBILLs.

~ For Progrs mines and Bills requiring an unusual
Of composition for bordering and other extra
work, reasonable charges will be made
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Blossom Co.'S. Grocery store.