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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

sT-On Sunday night thief broke into "a
room Of a boarding house on Indiana avenue,
and stole one military coat. one citizens over
coat. one pair Of pants aud one dress coat, be
sides several articles OF underwear The officers
are after him ard IL il supposed he will be
caught
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

~ TrLKehAYE.
Ciu~iHnati Market.

tiurtUuatt Market.
CINCINNATI, November IA
A good demand for -four; prices rather higher;
superhne 50 25(d9 50, extra 81 40@9 50.
Wheat sctive At 81 9562 for red: and 80 30
for white
Oats less active. al 7sdie
Corn frmer at 81 1891 IS for ear, 30 for
new DO, and Al 27al 2s for old shellei
Rye 81 IS.
Whisky 81 10.
Lard 22@22i,
Groceries firm at iull rates.
Gold ~ a Exchange firm At y prem. Ne
nev l0dl2 per cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

r. Madame English. at the Indiana Museum
will be happy 10 see all her friends 70 night. We
are proud to say that this lady's enterprise and
accomplishments are daily appreciated by our
community generally. Great novelties will be
on exhibition during thi. week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
Srous san Franctsco.

SsN FRANCISCO, Nov l2-The Monitor Ca
lasnche will be launched on the l4th inst. and
will be ready for service IN January
Bullion receipts from the interior and North
ern eosst amount to 81 500 900 for the last ten
DAYS
Contributions 20 the Sanitary Commission
were made a, The poll throughout the State on
election day.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

tE- Tosso. III. greatest iolinist OF The age.
viii appear before an indianapolis public shortly
a. per advertisement. IN his great performances
OF the Arkansas Traveller. aud also the Last
Rose of Summer lie will be assisted hy the
most eminent artists, male and female
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

BILLIARD TAeIE At AUcTIoN "A l. Hun
& Co. Auctoneers. 81 East Washington street
sell on Saturday. at their rooms. good second
hand Billiard Table 1875
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

MONTREAL. November Ia The ca.e for lie
prosecution Of the 81 A'ban's rsders closed on
Saturday IL wa resolved 10 take the prisoners,
voluntary statements Lieut. Young showed
permission :rona seldom. the rebel Secretary OF
War. and stated the expedition had re, projected
in Canads TIE object vas retaliation or Grant
and Sheridan he VS. n communication With
Richmond 20 obtain important testimony and
wanted The ease postponed thirty DAYS. The
other prisoners Sill make statements 70 dsv
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

FORTRESS MoSRoY, November lI-Rchmond
papers OF the 18th urge upon their readers the
necessity OF being prepared for startling news
from General Sherman. II appears evident from
the tone OF their editorial they are already in
possession of intelligence which thev withhold
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

~ S,olworhy 4 Leonard are among the
most fashionable merchant tailots ia this city
Their rooms are North Meridian street. Rhodu-'
Block. We would commend them 20 any gen
fleman
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

WAsHiNeroN Nov l4-Iniormaiion h. been
received to-day hat the steamboat Tulip, which
j. attached 70 the Potomac lotlll, exploded her
boiler Friday down the river. causing fright
tgl sacrifice ci lite OF ~ ~ .o-s 'hesri 0nlv
10 are accounted for.
TIE physician OF Lord Lyons denies that ,is
Sickness : slarming ~ has been represented
\ large number OF pack ge- tor he army -
rived =, Washington with tie wrappers DESTROYED
or the address 50 muiilated thai they cannot be
Forwarded aud are therefore sent the dead les
,ef Office Il i officially suggested that persons
sending packages, write on card the full 81
dress aud fssten II securely 70 the coutets c The
package on the inside Of The wrapper apd TINS
secure prompt delivery
The Circu, Court Of Nirgiui, convened in
Alexandria today for The second time since the
breaking on % the rebellion The docket -
very lengthy, mostly Of person. Mo have heen
doing business without fskir. orr ~ REQUIRED
oath 9i allegiance
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

Your Eyes.

Your Eyes.
a. srTTy ATaox sosRso~.
I've been dreaming. dreaming all The dsy.
OF y0ur eyes
How they tSrn into ny soul. With cirf'lstins Gre.
Ihst uer~r dies
Or, whether they are black, or they sre brown.
Icarnot tel.
Ass. only know whsieer Their hu. poor heari o~as
Their r,sgic spell
dare cot look into their ta~ny light
With sweet unrest.
They drew nv soul. - the sun the drop 81 dew.
To his burning breast
I cannot hy 70 the sacred tre,
The Magisns ed,
turn 20 fhen idoistrous. pray 10 them, the Will
HeaYeu'. shrine grows Geld.
wIfhdrs~. withdraw, those 0rb-. % dazzling CLEAN
From ont my skies
To light the gloomy pathway o. my saddene NE O.
But heavens must rise.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

wv roRs Monty MARKpI
NV YoRK, November ID
Money stead, and unchanged at per cent /;
sterling quiet At 81 O9ls
Gold hrmer; opening at 50 43ie advancing
" 81 49, declining 20 80 49, and closing az
- ASH
Government stocks FIRM.
Gold market unusually void Of speculation,
aud no movement !. apparent for either rise or
isl.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

g5S- Policeman Pryor Duvsl was seriously
wounded by pistol shot nv culprit whom he
had arrested Yesterday Notwithstanding, the
cuprit was lodged in Jail DuvaI will recover
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

Ia For splendid gentlemens. ladies aud
misses shoes. 20 TO the establishment OF a.
i.intE. West Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

IT Hon John G. New succeeds Colonel oow
General Terrell. as Military aud Financial See
rotary 10 Governor Morton
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

Indiana Farms and Western Lands.
Improved EsrH 81 - acre IL warren county, In
dana or he wshash valley Railroad. viii be sold
% 30 eco 10 cash sld the balance in EQUAL
nusI rs-rl-nis. 81 the paroos-eT 50 desires IT,
Fssktr Acres ~ Land Gilnen, Illinois, the
crossing q ID. Lo<snspofi Peo-s ard Darlington Rail
roae -i.h TIE Chicago Brsnce % he Illinois Central
Rslosc couvsnlent schools. ca arches and Markets
Pre- sios vii 'sss reoc hors- and burg, IN par
payment.
O,her ws.t--n L-ne - Iadi-n. YARN Tor sA,,
ngLLsIL a JOINS
ro-ll-sss Real Estate Agents.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

We call attention to the advertisement OF
Mr. +. s. Parks, attorney at law and clai m
agent, in another column. Mr. p. is graduate
of the Law School of the Indiana University,
and has had three years experience in the L ;.
pay department he Is thus peculiarly fitted Tor
the prosecution and collection Of legal AID also
military claims Give him call at his office,
No East Washington street. first stairway eas,
of the Branch bank Of the State. over Baldwin's
Fancy Bazaar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

sB~W II. II. Terrell. most accomplished
military officer. has recently been promoted 10 be
the Governors Adiutant General
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

rov--tsS
EvSSfSS CLASSES N COMMERCIAL AKfrHSLrtc
That this important branch OF business educs-
lion Is Thoroughly taught At Bryant, Siufton (
Spencer's College tie ioug oSpeF' enoe snd vel
known mathematical proficiency Of the teachers
10 This department .Ie the best guarantee The
textbook used T. Hrvsu' i Sfrattou'- CONNER
cal Arithmetic. the most comprehensive and
practical work upon The science ever published
Terms tor evening class in arithmetic. 81 lOT one
months lns'rucron-with writing B. 81 for
;hree months in-truction-wth writing $40
goyl4 ID
FIRST NAEtoNsl BANK The increased stock
10 tbs Eell established and dourishing instiiu
ton has all been taken at seven pti cen; pre-
MUM and the subscription books closed Tor the
prescott. bot a further enlargement hereafter IS
conteDplsted The sothoriEed capital ia nov
one million OF dollars. five hundred thousand OF
which bss alfesd, beer paid IN The stock.
holder number fifty aud the aggregate OF
their wealth amounts % Dillions-some Of them
ranking With the most solid neo and best fnAn-
ciers u The whole Crior
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
CITY IT z NJ s /.
o. r. MORTON.
Governor OF Indiana

~ Lazarus Noble j. now Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court OF Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
GAVIN 4 HOKD'A
REVISED STATUTES
OF ND y A.
&oCond Edition.

THE SECOND EDITION or GAVIN &
Hords Revised Statutes .: Indiana IS ready for
delivery. Both volumes have been carefully revised
and all errors corrected. There is added 10 the m.
volume a appendix Of ever Two handr~i page, con
anng he passed a. the regular aud called sessions
of the lie zssure q 1901 and the regular session Of
1888 with 'u!i index. rA- edition III. Increase
The v.lue u the ro-s, II will contain ell
a.. the isws 81 the state In force TIE seco..d
all ~ scfs upon tGs subjects which
IL ex spi those - 1853. ara the amendments
mad. az ths session acted IA the margin of that
volume. These amended sefs kS-sser. viii % fenri
in the Supplement
The prise the present ed;ioa. printed upon ci~.r
white paper, and ellbouBt, Is rN DoIsSs To- he no
volume. or FrvE DoILkrs for either.
The SrFYLEEsST, containing the Ats - she Teyuls
ssd called sessions n the Legislature ef 1851. ard
regular session 81 1853. with eoupe;s iBde1
ssrsE.rs vsLr-r, a,uri ~ Leather. in the
The other Tllunss. als' offered To- al. Pr
DoI1sxs
o-aer. lsg either selur. Il n. ss,s.,.
re-.;.. .-s-r, ssten.nR. ADDE'S.
J.. ,. BINGHAM.
n,vls.aSwn Indiana polls
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

Bosfos. November 1.-The directors Of The
Suffolk bank have voted 10 surrender lie charter
au5 organizs no5er the national banking lar
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
Notice of Applications tor License.

A'oTlCE IS RKREBI GIVEN THAT WILL APPLY
4 10 toe Board Of Commissioner uf Merton county
Indiana, their efm, 1884, ior cense 10 sell
Intoxicating liquors IN less quantity than quart al
'iue. with The privilege OF allowing the 20 Ne
crank my prerases for year. Ny plsce OF bus!
0e,s ard the premises vhereon said liquors are 10 be
drsak, located a; No. 2{5 South Delaware street
"a indianapolis. Center township. Marion county In
llama. CHARLES O0CGHERTy.
uoyl4-r3w
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

FOR SALE.
nraD n NxN Luc nv
DELZEIL. ~ JONES.

IN ACRkS VI Timber Land, "a miles from Lsbs.
NJ non, Boone county, aud several tracts In linton
county, for sale very low.
-Four Good Cottages on North lllinoi. street. on m.
Street Ralr DAD, at from 900 90 1000
Pine Cottage OF seven rooms on q large lot an Eo.ih
Alsbamastreei, for 9. 900, IN easy payments
noyl5-d2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15

CERTIFICATES OF fxEMP TON,
tnsntsbed for Three ,ears nearly "a
cheap for one Year.
AND TOWNSHIP QUOTAS FILLED. ~
y. y. NOBLE,

Goverumen, Cain Agent, No Yohn'~ Block
tiov--esS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-15
LEGAL.
Notice of Aspiration for License.

Notice of Aspiration for License.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT Nk WILL. APPLY
10 the Board Of Commissioners Of Marion county In
diana, at their special term 1861 for license
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantity than
time. with the privilege ofsoving The 20 be drank
on our premises for year 0ur place Of business and
he premises whereon said liquors be sold and
drank sre located under the Palmer House. Block West
Washington street. In Indian spos in Ceuier township
Asrion county. fnasns. WELSH q HANION.
nOyl4-w3v
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07
The Vnrin NirEinin.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-Rumors of the enc
mys designs and operations in the Shenan-
doah Valley are exaggerated. Fitzhugh Lees
cavalry, perhaps 1000 strong, supported 10y
Early's three meagre brigades on foot, with
Tmboden and other rebel leaders with detach-
ments numbering all told, 6, 600 or 1000 men
are near Woodstock and Mount Jackson and
make an occasional dash as far North as Win
chester.
The latest indications point to the Moer-
field Valley,i if not west of the mountains, as
their scenes of operations. Certainly they
have not appeared as yet in sight of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, the trains of which
are running regularly and successfully, with
with large quantities of freight and many
passengers The best evidence of official con.
hdence in the security of the route is the
sending of important detachments over
! ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07

Madison Journal of SatuI day last says
Two men were killed on the railroad on Christ>
mas day. The first accident occurred about o.
clock in the morning. when as the tram from the
west was coming near Camp Randall, at the rate
of twenty-five miles an hour, the -cstcher
struck a man lying on the track, knocking him
as is said, 60 feet The engineer backed to the
injured man, and asked him why he laid on the
track. and got for All answer that he need not ask
him then, but would be told when he got we'll. =
The man carried to the Camp Hospital where
it discovered that he was d furl0ughed sodiel
from the Let Wisconsin named Scott, Of Ker nsha
Although living at = late kour last night he wa,
not expected 10 recover"
| The above must be mistake: The person al
luded tn as furloughed soldier from the lst Wis
named Scott was probably joins WHITE, former
ly o. the lst Wis. " L, but discharged on ac
count of disability. He had re-enlisted in the
! 18th Wis.
| Tie other Sccident happened betwe en- here ant
| NJ iddleton NJ o'clock, Yesterday afternoon
the train from The wet running over CHRIST
/ LlEB DRORsR, man aged 81 years, living in tn
Sd ward of this city, 1t appears that he gu
hunting and probably struggled on the line IL
4 leaves wife and children, aud worked tale
! IN the establishment of MessLs. KURTz f. SUER
| on King Street
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07

We desire to call the attention of our readers
to the important announcement of Mr.. RIcHARD-
soE in another column. h will issue, in Jan
uary, the frat number of the Uaited States SerN
Magazine, devoted to rhe interests, descript~
i've Of the progress aud illustrative of the honora-
bic services, oI tne United States Army aud Ma
Wy, Regular aud Volunteer.
1t has been placed under the editorial care of
HENRY COPPEE, Esq, Professor of English
Literature and History in the University Of Pens
syIvania,. and well known as one of our best wri-
eers
1t has the encouragement of both the War ami
Navy Departments, aud viii be assisted by 81 ch
men as Generals ScoTT, GRANT, ROsEcRASs,
GILLHoLE, CULLUN, Surgson-G ensral HAMMOND
HoH. EDWARD EVERETT, Prof. LEIBER. Prot
JACOBS. o. W. HOLMES, Benson j. Losing, f
D Mausfeld, snd many of our best writers Such
e work cannot tail to be of the greatest value
and interest
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07
WHO IsTO sUeCHE0 GENMEADE

| We have az yet been unable to find any one
| capable of af0rding any reliable information on
this subject, but told that the liberal eu>
ergetic and successful fir1n 1f J. l.. Davis & Co
are determined to give all their old and new GUS
toners a huge benefit, 10 continue for the next
thirty days, and in another column they offer one
OF the most attractiy g bills of the season. j. l..
Davis & Co. have been literally patronized by
the people ofthe northwest for several years and
during that time they have dealt literally and
fairly with their patrons but for the purpose Of
more fully showing their gratitude to their 1ume>
rous friends, they propose to give all an Opportu-
nifty Of purchasing elegant and beautiful silks for
the next thirty dogs AT COST. Their stock of silks
ia very large and OF the latest Styles. Their stock
has been replenished quite recently for the pur>
pose OF making it complete. Now is the time to
purchase holiday present.
By all means examine their stock of silks before
deciding on present for your wife, sister sweet
heart. And TO the ladies, say now is the time
to get one those elegant silks ut reduced price
They are also offerIug merinos at cost
Read their advertisement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07
Prompt PyIment of $4,000 On q
Life Insurance Policy.

Prompt PyInent of 3d. 900 Ola a
Life Insurance Policy.
The numerous friends of the family of the
lamented Dr. w. j. Gibson, of La Crosse, who
recently died, will be gratified to learn, that
he had been so prudent as to secure Life In
surance Policy for $4,000 in the excellent
Home Life Insurance Co., of New York, by
the following letter of acknowledgement from
Mrs. Gibson. it will be seen that the compa-
ny has honorably and promptly paid the
amount to her. Major Gibson's prospect of life
was equal to that of any man in the State
When such strong man falls, there is nc
man who can safely postpone life insurance
E. H. Kellogg, Esq, General agent Of the
Home Life Insurance Company:
DEAR SIR.-I desire to express my thanks
for the promptness and courtesy displayed by
you, an agent for the Home Life Insurance
Company, and my confidence in the stability
and integrity of the institution you represent.
The proceeds of the policy for 81, 900, which
my late husband, DR.. William j. Gibson, OBJ
tanned for me in that Company on the fifth
day of last March, has been promptly paid
without any annoying delays. The subject
Of life insurance will always be of intense in
ierest to me.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07
Accident to Mini. Mcvean.-we res

Accident TO Mini. 1IcVean.-We re-
Rrss to learn that Nej. NcVEAF, OF the lss WIS
consip Regiment, who has been at home Tor
few weeks past, and had SO far recovered as &c
be about the streets with the aid of his crutche'
in place Of the lmh he lost at Chiesnlauga, slip
ped and fell on the side ak last W SEX, injuring
himself quite severely. His limb which had al
most healed, from the effects of the smputation,
opened anew, and We fear il will take some time
to regain it's previous state.
Maj. hcVsan had received bis commission as
Major, only the night before aud wa intending
to report at ST Louis for active service this week
This accident will keep him yet inactive tor acme
time TO come.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07
Yours truly,

LIFE AssURANcR.-We were much gratifed
to learn that DR.. Creighton, whose death is
elsewhere announced had assured his life in
a good cornpany-we believe the "H0me," of
New York-for sum which his family, left
to the rigors of a gloomy winter, will find a
great relief. We wonder that so many neg
Iect to make just such provision for their low
ed ones Economy will enable the mechanic
and aborer as well as the merchant, to secure
a policy which will secure from want the fam
lily which mBy be left. This is well worth
considering at the commencement of new
year.--N. ". Christian Ad0Ocate, January
9Th 1864
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07
Terrible KeafIrond Accident,

DAYTON, Jan 5th.-The passenger train
from Cincinnati and the train from Dayton
coIlided seven miles below this city, at 10
O'Clock this morning. The baggage master,
Tom Davis, on the passenger tram, was kill
ed, and some fifteen others more orless MUIR
ed, some it is feared fatally
Or. Willard, dentist, of this city, is report
ed among the fatally injured, One lady and
child had to be cut out OF the ear with axes.
They were badly burned.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07

4th ward, ken@sha-Geprge Haffner.
SOmsrs -Tnendore Larkiu
Paris-Wm Alth0uEe, Patrick Shean JacOb
Meyers. eight years in America
Brighton-John Hichuss VIM Harris 10 years
in America, Chas. Piper, 7 yrs do.
Wheetland-ChRs. Lubenow VIM. Zribetr
John Elverman, c. Prestsmann, Henry
Wadel:
Sllem-Wm Crsmer.
Bristol-Jnhn Mellen.
Pleasant Prairie-Jacob Bentz
Aliens Exempted from January Draft
Kenosha-John Diedrich John Connolly.
Wheatland-B Bernard Buschmann, John De-
horst, Gerhard FeltKamp.
kanda'l-Juhn Geo kirchner.
Paris-rhomas Williamson, Jr., 90 yrs. old
aud II yrs. in America.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07

Arrixal and Denarture Of Nails
Forced to Ii atLast.

". A.r,hv Kys notice that after the ArE dAv Of JaEsG
ry ths subscription price Of ia ksncShA Telegraph
viii be SEQ year IN AaVAacS for mail and box SubssTissF
Asd - 20 il left BY the carrier.
reluctantly forced bs ths naaSurs By Sterz
necessity Nearly iAtbs state adopted year
ago but thou woSd try weather the stern and
pocket rather than change the price 81 hs pAP
The doubling the Of and ink we might have
stood when The prize Of thing We sat sTnk 81
wear dopGLed becomes different ETsrythnE We
buy Of our Eabebsr whether in city country has ad
raao,I ssornouSly ii double in prize. last fall
years ruIIsrpon would bay bushels Of potatss new
II oaly buys bushels Fast fall years. subscription
Weud pay OsIr pounds Of butter it Only pays fer
and hall PosnSS Last fall years subscription
would pay from yards Of factory scth, Rowt only
pays for 10 Yards everything else is in the
proportion Everybody the perfect AbISrditT under
such OF attempting to continue the pueea-
paper tie old price have worked a.
less for the IsE half Of tie and eaH do that
longer We either Tass price iittis while tn
prices everything else have advanced Ruh CT We must
let the telegraph 20 We SHALL try ths former
Wtput thu change ahead far that say that
took them surprise All those who subIribs and
for the Telegraph previous the first OF January will have
IL for the old price 30 These who already Sab
seberI have the privilege by paying all Arrear
ages previous to that time.
After the Frat Of January will be to Oss and
mail subscribers s9CO year advance % fpaia within
three months, sad a,5ost the end Of the year.
-~--~~~~~~~~~~~O~~~O~ -~-~~~~~O~~O~~~O~~~~~O
g e. Steers, Racine, is now Offering rare
nducen eDts to those wanting PIANOS. Because
let, he keeps hand Of the choicest stocks
= the west.
Sd, long experience and good judgment enables
hiRi to make wise SELECTIONS
Sd, he buys just low any one and by reason Of
store rent afford se from $50 to $50 less thAn
dealers in larger cities
9TH, He 0OiH make it safe for voW to buy chtE by
WARRANTED that the Pianos he ssEs, shGH gee yoW
satis61ctfon or he toiH take them back ana refund
he money.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07

Death 40 AZ ats.--"Costars Rat T:xtermi-
nntor" has long since bee ONE household word,
aud not only that. but a household necessity
Rats are an intolorable nuisance, but single 25
csut Box OF Costar's Exterminator will keep your
premises clear of them for whole year Go se
Wheeler & Clarks' and get box.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07

Effects OfEfle XVeather.-We are sor.
ry to learn that our fellow citizen, A, G. French
of Pleasant Prairie, lost fifteen sheep by freezing
during the late cold snap We have heard OF
others, who have lost sheep and cattle by freez g.,
Ing to death, in tins county, but have not learn
ed their values the particul ars.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07

a Chance for Bargains.-The personal
property of the late Alfred Foster. Of Pleasant
Prairie, will be sold at Auction, on the 2}d inst
Saturday on the premises. The property con-
sists OF Stock, Farming utensils, Wagons, &C.,
aud will be sold without reserve. There will un-
doubtedly be chance tor bargains, and we advise
those wishing to purchase that kind of property.
TO be on hand at the Sale.
Sea advertisements