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Porter, Ale and Mineral Water.

VNTlE undersigned would res Esr,.:7rsEjr, ~,
Il rcctful!y say to the publicW IA M
that he is prepared to suppl! W. EE ss1Js
Taver's, Private Families. Sc. @S zssssSIzss4s.J
at short notice and on "mmudating terms
with Massey & Collins celebrated Ale in
barrels and halt. barrels.
Bottled Porter, hlr, Lager Beer and Cider.
Mineral Waters of various hlvors, Bottled,
pure and unauthorized, for sale.
Place of business on MAIN STREET,
EIkTOM. Where all orders will be received
and promptly attended to.
JOHN CARROLL.
Mar 81, 1863 If
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FOR SALE

TVIIIS FARM is situated about % miles
l. west of Elktoa, Cecil county, Md, be-
tween the Blue Ball and Marley roads. and is
part Of the farm Known as - Glenn Date. -
The soil is good and adapted to grain and
grass, and is easily improved. 1t has never
failing stream Of water running through it,
and is well fenced. 1t contains l25 Acres,
% acres of which is Woodland. 1t would
make good Dairy or Grazing farm. The
improvements are Frame Dwelling House ),
nearly new, - feet square, two and a half
stories high, with good &c liar, and Kitchen
attached, 20 by l6 feet, with well Of good
water near the door. The location is healthy
and the title is indispuable. This property
will be sold low, and on easy terms. For
further particulars apply to
PETER X. WRIGHT,
Jan q, 1868. on the premises.
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COLLECTING.
ORPHANS, COURT.

THE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
l. phans' Court of CECIL county will be
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II, 1888. Register.
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REAL ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE

TNIlE undersigned will sell at Private Sale,
l. Il part or the whole Of Fam of 49,
Acres, situated on Bohemia Manor, on the
new road, about two miles from Chesapeake
City. The land is of exec lIent quality,
about IS acres arabic, the residue in timber.
The Improvements are a good frame Dwell
ing House. with Carriage House, Stable, &c.
Also, good Tenant House. Both Of these
houses are nearly new. There is also upon
the farm young and thriving Peach Orchard,
of choice buddcd fruit, IN bearing this sea-
son. II the above farm is not sold at private
sale ON or before the 2Stll instant, it will be
sold at Public Sale, in Elkton. on Tncsday,
tic I:h dag IF May. merit, at O'Clock p. NJ.
TERMS OF SALE One third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash on the day Of
sale. The residue to he secured by mort
gage on the premises for u term Of years, to
suit the purchaser. Apply to
WIN. III. OLDHAM,
on the premises.
Or JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH.
April II lS63-ts. Elkton.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
S5FE,FH E5TGE.

TINS is the cheapest and said to he the
4 best lime. lay those who have used it
II will be furnished in boat loads Of . 0On
bushels. to order, at any convenient landing
On Chrsapenk, Bay or it's tributaries, in good
condition. at a very low figure.
Orders lcfi at Pori Deposit will hc prompt
Iy attended to by i. WAKE MAN.
REFERENCES - Jefferson Ramsay, Corhin
Cooley. VIM. j Stcbbing, Jos. Orr, (plas-
terrr.) John Brown, (plastcrcr.)
Mar 2S, lSG3-tf
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GROVER s. BAKERS
NEW SHUTTLE
Sewing Machines.

DR1CE, Si5.-The attention of tailors md
L manufacturers requiring the use of fast ana
durable lock- stitch machine, is directed to our
No This is new and admirable machine
operating with the greatest case. and with but lit
tic noise and although but lately put into the
market, is already great favorto with manu-
facturcrs. 1t is first class machine at II low
price.
No machine ever introduced has sold so rapidly
or given such universal satisfaction. 1t is very
simple in its construction, easily learned. not
liable to get out of order, works with fine cotton
siiken. linen thread equally W ell :. and tho low
price at which it is sold places il within the reach
of all who desire reliable, serviccable machine
As Shoe fitting machine, it has no superior.
E. W STAPLES, Agent,
Feb I, 1868. Elkton
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70 COUGHS! CONSUMPTION Sufferers !;
send One DOLLAR to DIR. D'UNGER, Baltimore,
Nd, and receive, by return mail. box Of his
WONDERFULLY CHEERING CERTAIN CURE
CONSUMPTINE COMPOUND. A box lasts six
weeks. lJan D. 1853 Am
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Sarah Rcbecca Brown, I In the Circuit
Guardian and prochein Court for Cecil
ami, &C., tcounty. In chan
VS.. Gerry. April 3rd
Edwin Alexander Brown 1868.
and Thomas Elliott Brown.
ORDERED, That the sale made and re-
" ported by John A. j. Crcswcll, Trustee
for the sale Of the Real Estate of Alexander
Brown, deceased, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary there of be shown
on or before the sixth day of June, next
provided, a copy of this order he inserted in
some newspaper printed at Elkton, once a
week for one month before the fifth dsy Of
May, next.
The Report states the amount of sales to
be So 500. w. Ii. RICKETTS,,
True copy test, Clerk.
". IL. RICKETTS,,
April 4, 1S63-1m. Clerk.
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NOTICE..
FEyIlE firm of CantwcIl u Crouch was dis
4 solved by mutual consent. on the Goth
inst. Allpersons indebted to the same are
requested to call at once on Thomas G.
Crouch aud settle their accounts.
JOSEPH p. CANTWELL,
THOMAS g. CROUCH.
Elkton, Jan -, lsGS-tf
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given thar appli cation
~ will be made to the Commissioners of
Cecil county, at their first regular meeting
after the goth day of April next, for the APP
pointment Of Examiners to view and deter
mine the propriety of win'tening the public
road leading northward from the Railroad
Depot at North East through lands of j. j.
Mccullough, Johnson Shippers, J. T. Stout
and others. Mar 21, 1S63-5w.
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THE CECIL WING
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
o. BY L. L. EWING,

B1 l.. u. Il w M,
TERMS.-S 81 90 a year, in advance.
$50. if not paid in advance.
500 Tor clubs of Five.
go for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one
Square, will he published three times for
one dollar, and twenty five cents tor each
subscGucut insertions longer ONES III the
Same nr,,ortion. nyEIGliT lines BREWER,
or sac. equal to that. make square.
Advertisements published Quarterly, Semi
Annually. or Yearly at moderate rates.
ryAdvcriisclnents sent without the num-
her Of times they are to be inserted being
stated. will he continued until forbid, and
charged according to the above rates.
"Fractiohs of square charged as a
square.
No advertisement inserted for less than
one dollar.
Obituary. nolcc, charged for at HdvertiS-
ing rates, and non. inserted unless paid for
in advance.
Dy-No Paper DISCONTINUED until all ar
re Iragcs are paid.
GJ-sinsle copies of the paper, FIVE cent?
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1ICI 10,

ECHO.
I'm weary Echo sad and WORN,
IN solemn, for ny clothes are torn;
Kind Echo. hat | may he best
Pray say-in what shall invest?
And Echo answers, VEST.
A vest kind Echo. that is we'll,
The ono | have was sure SELL.
I'll try what thy wisdom grants;
What else for 10. my bosom pants,
And Echo answers. PASTS.
Pants. good Echo. how you charm
My own arc hardly fit to darn;
And pray what else my hearing gloats,
While balm Of bliss my bosom coats
And Echo answers. CoArS.
Coats l thank you. noble friend
My coats are gone too far to mend
But ere | haste to buy them all,
Where can | make the GREATEST haul
And Echo answers, HALL.
Hall why there are three or four,
Which one your client would implorc;
Oh speak for melancholy stroke
Has made my heart as hard oak
And Echo answers OAK.
So it appears that Echo, like all nature is
lstinct with tho fact that
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
CECIL BANK, Port Deposit, Md.
4 N election for Nine Directors to serve
N for the ensuing year will be held at the
Banking House, in Port Deposit, on Monday,
TIE An day Of May, Aert, from | to II O'Clock
Nj CliAS. ii. HAINES,l
April 4, 1SG3.-tc. Cashier.
II W. STAPLES, Agent for Grover x
-lLs Bakers Sewing Machine--Parhes iu want VI Mis-
Machine will pleas forw .rd their cftsrs. lie sells
them at mr. nukcture,s rii--r. Dec 10
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NN'ElCE.

NOTICE.
FARMERS x MERCHANTS BANK
OF CECIL COUNTY.
4 N election for Five Directors to serve
IN for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Banking House, in Elkton, on Monday, the
dM doy Of Nay, neat, between the hours OF
II and II O'Clock NJ.
JAMES GRAHAM,
April II, l863-te. Cashier.
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TO COSSGrNE7'p'EyE,S.


ENliE advertiser having been restored to
lr,lth in few weeks. ly very simple remedy
after having suffered several years with lug
a:trr,igii. and that rr;t d. Col>ulntur-s amy
Of cure.
ia al who desire H. &c will send copy If the pre-
-"rpti"n USED jfcr Of chgc) with the directions for
preparing and using til" same which they will find
SURE CURE for Consumption. Asthma. Erunchits &c.
The only object Of III" advertiser in sc:ling the Pre-
rton is to benefit the afflicted and spread infnrnnl-
tinn which he c"cr!vcs to lac invaluable. and he hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy it Mill cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
REV. EDW ARD A. WILSON, Wiiliamshurch,
Mar y, lsi3.--im Kings County, New-iurk.
EDITOR OF WIIIG-DEAR SIR With your permits
mission wish say the readers If your paper that
will scud by return mail Ia all who wish il. (rrcl Il
Recipe. with full directions far nkns al using SIM
Pile Nrgr a'lr Bnl-,, that will ctrctuuy remove, IN 10
days. rinps Ei"clga. Tan Ere kles and nil lmpuri-
ties Of the skin. leaving the soft clear smooth and
beautiful!
viii also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces simple directions aud If,pmutan that viii
enable them to start full growth of Luxnriani iiar.
Whiskrr~. Mn,.>tachc III less than 10 days. All
applications answered by r"urn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours,
THOS + CHAPMAN,
Chemist.
Mar H. lsG32n. No S3l Broadway, New York.
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Established Over a Quarter OF q
Century.
DIR. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
No TREATMENT OR REMEDIES
have been
successful in eff
frrtualy curing disease
as " DR. SWAyNE's NALU hpLE
MEDICINES" prepared with the
greatest under the Immediate
vision If tho. ouglIly educated
Physician. We have cIiilicatcs Of extra
ordinary cures If diseased Lungs performed hy
:" On SwAYNs'S CrNsUCNp Syrup OF WELD tHEREy."
cases where the Lungs very much dis,l,lcred.
b-w"ls ctstire. not sufficiently free in con-
ncytinn "SwASSEs SNEsApA AND TAR PILL" u
great purifying purgltivc. The two vii! cleanse
cut all disurGrTr liuinors enrich and purify
the blood. rrinvc all unhealthy bilious
sccretinrs If the stomach and bow
els. causing pes feet healthy
state Of the Liver. II you
have cough asthma,
lrmurrhagc ur
splitting If blood. t,t ul>t ructinns Of the spleen
~ liver short breath p;n in the urinary organs, night
wrats debility. restless nights any symptoms
nf rrLMoNAR CONSUMPTION. do not delay, but
procure tho above remedies at 30 lEEgS Exrl-
GISCG proves To- TIE world that they cannot he "Arvcd
'Swnyue's Compound syrup Wild Cherry"
Swayuc's Compound Syrup Viii thcTy."
"SwayHc's Comp ,und Syrup " lid Cherry
Clcrgymen. rhy,rinuS. all public speakers say
" Swlyn"S Golnlr uni syrup If Mia Cherry gives that
v,u. to ia" wore that rauunt he obtained from any
o her remedy. For al! pulmonary COMPLAINTS the aged
sui ,!.hiiitatr. it ia truly valuable.
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nor SALE.--One OF Grover Il Baker 3
l. Manufacturing Machines, suitable fsr TaiLgor
Shoemaker. 1t is In perfect order \. ". STAPLES.
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UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
THE GREAT DIUEETIC.
IlELMBQlDS EXTRACT BuCIu,
THE CHEAT DlURETIC.
HELMDOLDS EXTRACT BuCHu.
TIE GREAT DICRETlC
lIELMDOLpS ENTRACF BUCiIU.
TIE GREAT DiURETIC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases
OF the
Bladder. Kidneys,
Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic Weakness,
And all diseases Of the Urinary Organs
See Advertisement in another column. Cut it out
and send for the Medicine at once
BEWARE or COUNIERFEITS.
February 81, lS63-2m
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r AMPS! LAMPS! LAMPS II b9yc
lust received a beautiful assortment of Coal Oil
Dams Prices from 81 Cts and upwards. am offer
ing them cheap for the cash. 4. W. STAPLES.
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Chemist.
Mar Il, lS63-2m No. S3l Broadway, New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-08-27

&c. e. EmprOvemeuIs.-Qu extensive I'M
provements are being made about the chicago
Milwaukee Railroad depot, by that road ana the
Kenosha & Rockford read. The passenger depot
has been raised and repaired the platform IN front
extended to the track, and carried around the
north end and west side of the building. The n
R & X. l. track has been laid on the west side OF
the depot. making it much more convenient than
hitherto The Chic 81 Mil freight house has been
moved forward and nearer the passenger depot,
and the side track for freight accommodation now
runs on the west side of both depots, giving more
room and greater convenience for the handling OF
freight. The x. 81 r. freight house will be west
of the passenger depot, for which side track has
been laid
All these changes are decided improvements
ana will add materially to the convenience and
accommodation Of the travelling public, as well as
to shippers of freight, on both roads
These changes and Improvements have been
made under the supernendence Of our old friend
9. II. FARKER formerly Supt, of the K, Il. &
r IR, r.
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Terrific Storm and Tornado in Portage
Comfy.

\ gentleman from Portage county informs
lis that terrific thunder shower, accompanied
by great wind and hail,passcd over that sec
ton of the State on Friday evening last do
ing immense damage. The storm COM
menced about six O'Clock in the evening, and
was accompanied by electrical manifestations
never before witnessed by the oldest inhabi-
tant" Houses, trees, and cattle were struck
by the electric fluid fences We're blown to
the four corners of Heaven; and grain, which
was ready for the garner, was utterly destroy
ed The volume Of rain, accompanied by hail,
which fell was unprecedented-swelli the
streams toan unusual height.
About nine o'clock Of that evening, the
wind rose to a fearful extent. In some por-
tons of the county, particularly at Plover
and Buena Vista, houses were unroofed or re-
moved from their foundations, and large trees
were uprooted and snapped OFT as pipe stem
The wind was on a fearful rampage. In Bue-
ma Vista (six miles from the county-seat) the
wind assumed the proportions Of a tornado
1t broke over the settlementln the vicinity OF
the post Office raziug every building there
with but few exceptions. In its furious
course it levelIed the residence Of Mr. Well
ington kollock who was instantly killed, to-
eether with Mr.. VIM Wigginton and a lady,
a sister of Mrs Kollock, whose name we did
not learn.
\ dozen wounded ones-men. women and
children-were agouizingly heard among the
ruins of dwelling houses and barns. Large
trees were uprooted and hurled from fifty to
eighty rods and even wheels were unrenched
from wagons and taken a like distance. The
spectacle thus presented us is a horrible one
The extent Of the tornado in this locality was
not known until the next morning, and the
bodies OF the dead and wounded must have
lain in the violent rain several hours before
the sad work Of the night was discovered.
Every possible attention was paid to the in
jured ones, and it is hoped that the wounded
will speedily recover.-Mesers. Wigginton
and kallochs were among the oldest inhabi-
tauts Of the county, and had the respect Of
all The day following hundreds of citizens
visited the scene Of destruction and contribu-
ted to the wants Of those who had thus been
50 suddenly bereft Of friends and earthly
goods
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--latest from Charleston.
@umter n heGu of EsuEBs,

WASHINGTON, Aug25, 1868.
Brig. Gen.Nlele it telegraphs the following
from Fortress Monroe to Secretary Stanton
FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. 24.-The steamer
from City point has arrived.
The Richmond Sentjael of the oath contains
the following highly important dispatches
CHARLESTON Aug 22.-Ihe fire of the en-
emys land batteries have been kept up on
Sumter, and more guns were disabled. There
is also a heavy fire on Forts Wagner and
Gregg from the heeet and land
Gilmore's demand for the surrender of Sum
ter and Morris Island, with threat to shell
Charleston in twenty four hours of the delv-
cry of the papers at Fort Wagner, was receiv-
ed and returned this morning Beauregard, in
reply, charges inhumanity and violation OF
the laws Of war against Gilmore. and affirms
that if the otfense is repeated, he will employ
stringent measures Of retaliation. Up to this
time, the threat to shell the city had not been
executed.
CHARLESTON, August 23.-On Saturday GOA
shots were fired at Sumter: 419 struck, inside
and outside. The east wall is scaled and bat
tered and the parapet undermined. The
northwest wall and arches have fallen in.
The guns are all dismounted. On Sunday
the land batteries opened from the south and
north, and monitors from the east and west,
coming close up. The fire was very damage
ing. The shot swept through the
fort. The shell wounded several Off
GERS, including Col. Rhett. The
| after is ordered to hold out until relieved or
the place is taken. Col. Guilford, engineer of
Wagner, is killed, and several wounded
1t is said there are % vessles outside tn
bar, including the Ironsides.
Gen. Gilmor sent notice on Sunday that
at II o'clock tomorrow he would open on
Charleston. In the meantime the non-com-
batants could leave.
NORFOLK, Va, August 25.-The Richmond
Examiner of to-day has been received con
tanning Charleston dates Of Monday. An ex-
tract says, last night at - o'clock the enemy
opened fire on the city, firing fifteen 8-inch
PARROT shells, and non-combatants are Ieav-
ing in a continuous stream.
WASHINGTON, August pa dispatch was
received here to-day, dated Fortress Monroe,
saying that Capt. Chisholm reports that Fort
Sumter was reduced and Charleston shelled.
New York, Aug. 25.-The schooner NJ
Rogers, from Folly Island 2Oth reports that
at o'clock that day, the entire top of Fort
Sumter was completely gone. Every parapet
gun was dismounted and knocked into the
sea. The siege was progressing terribly in
1t was reported also that Wagner
would soon surrender.
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U. $. ASSESSORS OFFICE.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. Goth, 1868. !
"a Office is hereby given tc all persons concerned
Ia in the County Kenoshe, that the Assessment Roll
for said County will in accordance with section Is, of
he Internal Revenue Law be open for examination at
office of Assistant Assessor S. Y Braude Esq, in the
city Kenosha for the space of fifteen days next PEE
ceedng the l4th day of September and that the 18th
day of Sept will be at the Office of said s. Y Brande,
for the purpose Of hearing appeals il relation to any
erroneous valuations or assessments made by him
All appeals must be made in writing and must speci-
fy the pacular use matter thing, respecting which
decision requested, and also the ground princ,
pie of inequality error complained Of
@. A. BRONSON.
Assessor First Dist. Wisconsin.
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War LeCIUre.-Capt THOMAS NJ HITS. of
Gen. Rousseau's staff gave us "War Lecture
at Simmons Hall, on Monday evening last Capt
Hte came among us unheralded and almost
known, bat the announcement OF an Address ON
the War and IFS issues from an actual soldier, and
a Keutuckian at that, drew out quite an audience
of attentive listeners The Hall was not crowded
but it was comfortably full, Capt. Hite is quite
a young man, and not polished speaker, but he
has style Of telling what he wishes to, that it
not put dowa in the schools Of rhetoric and elrcu
tion, is very effective and frequently brings down
the house in thunder applause
His subject was the and tue wa measures
OF tie Government lie demo inced all partisan
strife al this time, as unpatrotic aud uucaned tor
II G mad never been a K publican out he believed
in yielding willing and hearty support To tie
Administration. All the war measu Is of the adj
mnstraton h. approved OF. He cons Idered the
Emancipation Proclamation as entirely cou>Eitu-
tioual and mighty polite, end thought fit had
been sooner sent firth, It would have been better
still lie declared that in the slave State. a 10y
al man, or one VINO called himself a Union man,
or was generally known as such could not Ue
found who objected % the emancipation oes
lama;ion OF President Lincoln indeed, 1t " $
not unit, he came north nut" me fire and loyal
Sra.es. rnar ne ever heard prutessed Union man
fin IN .oa't with aud opposing The prosecution
o. the w. nn'-rounr Of that proclamation.
THE 1ra as'ened to ,eIth much ne est
10 30 ~ an"r eua a hal when the speake,
G res ~ patriotic sen. nsnts, tina
we're tel,.,e. i'll enthusiastic cheers
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Our POeIess.-The following most touching
and beautiful lines are from young lady whose
contributions have frequently appeared in the
Telegraph and have attracted no small share of
attention from our literary friends. We think
these stanzas are the best we have had, and take
pride in laying them before our readers as the pro
duction of Kenosha girl, The whole range of
periodical literature has produced nothing superb,
or to these few stauzas for pathos, exqusleness OF
expression and depth of feeling:
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nrnin Cnming . n :
2. G. PATTEksON,
Superintendent and M'tR0gt
Arrival and Departure OF Mails


8. Steers, Racine, fering rare
induceu rnts 10 those wanting ADDS. Be ause
Let, he now keeps hand OF the choicest stocks
II the wet
%. a long yxpe leHce and good judgment enaoLe'
him 70 max, wise selections.
30 ne buys jus as low any one, md b. rea5o1, Of
ow store r,l a aft d from 20 550 less fhaH
a., liz mil ,uake u ,lie in yo~ u my f i'm ny "
Warra..tet tut Ihs Ptpros he sstSS s@0~ ga0e you
satist,ctton, o,he tolU IKE them 6"ck mn 'eJ"@d
yob Tie money
Go and get Chap Dry GoDds Edward Nc
Emery Will o ,eu this day k,mba.rs BLOCK, choice
selection Of Imported and staple Dry Goods all OF which
viii be retaued at less than Chicago prices The stock
comprises Silks shawls Mohairs Popiins and Woolen
Goods suitable Tor Ladies' ana Gentlemen's wear he
will also offer splendid lot Of the best brands in sheet
ing. and pillow case cotton very ,ow rates, good
stock OF Linens Damasks and Iowengs.
This circu ar is add essed to all who want Dry Goods
Cheap.
KimbaIrs block, Kenosha, July 18Th 1863 5w8
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County Convention Of the Union electors Of Keno
aha county will be I'D at Agricultural Hall Tuesday
SEM 10Th at one O'Clock 2. 81 for the purpose of nom
mating Senator Of the assembly, three super
visors and a School Superintendent for TINS County /;
each Town and I'd VIII be entitled to three delegates
All unconditional Union men who heartily endorse
the platform and candidates ofthe Union state ConVen-
ton held at Madisol tie 18Th INST, ant who repu-
the CoUperhead platform and ticket of the Ryan
Democracy are invited participate in sending dele
gats 10 the Convention.
Keuosha, Aug. Goth, 1868.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE