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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-30

WHILE the Northwest is parched with
drouth, and its magnificent grain fields with
eriug in the unclouded blaze of the long
June days, the States east of the Allegha-
MES, have experienced an unusually moist
and showery spring. A New York exchange
says that there will be heavy crops of pota-
toes, onions, cabbages, turuips, peas, car
rots beans, beets, salad, radishes, tomatoes
etc, notwithstanding the fact that less
ground than usual has been given to them.
owing to the scarcity of labor and the flock
ing Of farm hands to the large cities. Of
fruits we hear good account, with the ex-
ception of cherries, which will be scarce be-
cause of the wet season. Strawberries have
been kept back for the same reason. but
they are abundant notwithstanding Peaches
and apples, as well as all kinds Of berries
promise to be abundant The grass crop
also will be unusually heavy.
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CARD.

At meeting of the physicians of Kenosha on the
evening of the 23d of june 1854 to take into consid
GRAFTON the proprety of raising the charges for medo
zeal services, somewhat in proportion to the advance
of charges in other and for the necess of
life. DIR. Grdey was elected President and DR.. Nc
Kinley, Secretary,
Upon elaboration, it agreed BY the undersigned
to charge hereafter $50 per visit for dayvsis in
the city, and in the same proportion for visits In the
country and for all ether services in city and coun.
try, J. GRI0LEY,
II. Nc KINLEY,
A. FAIR
ST. Mo CLELLAN,
L. HEFF0N
A. WEISK0PF,
II. T. SEELEY
@ +. REED,
J. b, DOOLITrLE
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United SIa1es HGarshaTs sale.

U. S. District Court for the District Of Wisconsin.
Sands Higinbotham Us Jonathan Taylor.
ErY virtue of Pures Of Fieri Facias ued out
I'd Of and under the seal OF the District Court of the U.
s. for the district of Wisconsin, in the above entitled
cause, tested the eighteenth day of May 1854 to
me directed commanding me of the goods and chat
tells, lands and tenements of the above named defend
ant to cause 10 be made certain sum Of money
therein specified, IhaYe LEVIED npoa and shall sell
PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highests bidder, on Fri
day the nineteenth day Of August 1864 at O'Clock
P NJ. at the United States Marshal's office in the city
OF Milwaukee in said district all the right, title and
interest which the above named defendant had the
seventeenth day Of March 1860 has since acquired
in the following described property, to wit:
part of thes south east quarter of section thirty
six 1867 town two (2north Orange twenty-five re- east
being in the county of Ke.osha and State of Wiscon-
sin. bounded as follows, to wit: Commencing at
point IN the of the town line road thirteen 3)
rods west Of the south east corner of said section
thirysix (36) running thence north forty r40 rods
thence west twelve f2 rods; thence south forty 40
rods, to the centre Of said road; thence along the
center of said road tweve12rods to the place ofbegn
ming excepong track ofrairoad the north end of
described premises containing three 80 acres of
land. DARIUS @. JACKSON, U. s. Marshal
". J. BUTLER, Attorney. 7w4
MARsHAL's OFFICE Milwaukee, June 22d 1854.
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Sherfff-s Sale.


Cyrus Briggs dgst Chauncey Seymour.
n pursuance and by virtue of a judgment of fore
IL closure and sale, of the circuit for the coun.
ty oKenoshH made in the above entitled action on the
10th day of May, 1864, shall offer for and sell at
public auction to the highest bidder Saturday the
18th day of August A. 1864 at O'Clock in the af-
ernoon of that day, the front door of the court
house, in the city and county of Kenosha and State of
Wisconsin, all the following described real estate
so much thereof as shall be necessary to make the
amount Of said Judgment interest and costs and the
costs and disbursements OF said sale, to wit: The
south east quarter of section number twsntysx (26)
town one O north of range No. twenty-five (22) east
except piece in the south east thereof, six
rods long north and south, and Ave rods wide east
and wes also part of the north east quarter of sec
tcn number thirty-fve 1857 town ID north of
ran &c twenty~swo (22) east, bounded follows, to
wit: Commencing at the north west corner OF said
north east quarter fsecton thrtyfve 1857, thence
south on the quarter line hundred and three and
two thirds 03 23) rods, thence east sixty 800 rods
thence north one hundred and three and two thirds
(13 23) rods thence west sixty (60) rods to place
OF beginning, containing in all two hundred (200acres
of and
Kenosha, June 3Oth 1864. HUDSON FOX
0. g. d F. II. HEAD, Sheriff.
Plaintiff 8 Attiys 7w4
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We landed Gu the levee and soon found that
the 33d was in camp , miles south of the city.
We marched soon after to Court Square,
beautiful park ofshade trees, OF rare varieties
to us uotherners. 1t contains statue bust OF
Gen. Jackson 1t is beautiful place, and it
was said ours was the first regiment ever allow
ed in there. As soon as the news reached the
camp of the 33d, of our being here, many of
orr Kenosha Co. boys came &c see US, and a
happy greeting OF brothers aud friends, occurred
which made it indeed ajoyous time. Fate
seldom brings many friends together unex-
pectedly at such distance from home. The
boys in Cos II. and are usually well, though
they have been doing some severe marching and
are now under marching orders, About the
middle OF the afternoon we took our arms
from the stack and marched about two or three
miles ana bivoaced for the night The marching
with kuapsacks in such severe heat brought
the sweat out proiusely aud we GOT all we Wan~
ted After Gen. Butler lad prepared us some
good Tea which did US lois Of good, we spread
cur blankets and had good nights est, though
the dew fell heavily. | d. not think any of us
caught cold. We are 10 change our camp to
day to good place where there is god water
aud shade trees. We are to do picket duty here.
! his is not at this place dangerous duty as
there are good many Thousand troops here
We ale live in teuts, which pleases There
are god many negro troops here Memphis
is handsome and healthy place, and We think
shall gel along finely here. Tie heat Is
J.
we do not ruher very severely. We give our
regimen tai and company officers much credit
and gratitude fur the good care they have eXer-
cised over Oh our jooruey. Their better
csunot be found Frie.ds writing to Us will
direct, to Go, G. 18Th Eegt Wis. Vols, Mem
Dhis Tam
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ssIder of the ConnciI,

For The improvement at Man ket street.
SEC 1. 1t IS hereby ordered by the Common Council
Of IN City of Kenosha that for the further improve
ment OF that part Of Market Street, commencing on
the We vt line Of Main Street and running thence
west to the east line of West Main Street, that sixteen
feet in width Of said street be clayed gravel ed with
clay six inches in depth covered with gravel four lnch>
Is deep Of ID graded TO the side walks.
Sec O. The Street Supervisor Of said City and such
other perso ps as the Council may appoint shall
have the cha. ge Of said work, and shan report the
aggregate expe Of said Improvement to the Coun-
eli when compile ted called upon 50 TO 90, specify
ing the amount I3aia by each owner OF lot or lots
bounding said h ghwaly and the amounts properly
chargeabIe to each lot benefited by said Improvement
within the limits defined in the lst section OF TINS or
der and the sums EargCabe to the CITY Tor the iabor
perormed on the streets crossing said Market street.
Sc. b The Common Couu Gil shall thereupon proceed
TO levy and assess upon the lots lying upon or
said Highway upon win CHI said Improvement ~ lnaoe
the several amounts reported by sald supervisor as
e expended by him on said lots remaining uhpaiu; ana
such tax shall become lien upon the ios 50 eVleu
upou and shall he col ected in Ike manner as other
taxes are collected. ,
Sec a. This order shall be in force from and after its
passage and publication.
i"'''1 '"'S --"' i00f A. FARR,
n p Lpwrs Mayor
City Clerk.
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En- Probate-KenOsha Comnty Comrt.

In the matter Of the last will and testament of John
Duffy deceased.
" ETFERS testamentary on the last will and
"a testament Of John Duffy having been issued to
Of said Duffy, the 18th day Of June 1864, and one
and limited for creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance; notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will on Saturday the 16th day
Of July next receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against said deceased.
1. w. WEBSTER,
Dated June 2sth 1854. 4w4 County Judge,
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From the 39tb Wis,

We make no apology for occupying consld-
cradle space with correspondence from the 81 tn
Wis. 200 day regiment. We have hardly
reader in this city county, who has not some
relative or personal friend in that regiment,
and all are therefore anxious to hear from them.
The following is an extract from letter from
one Of the boys We commence with the Lands
ing in Memphis The letter is dated Memphis
June 18th
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The Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair.

DUBUQUE Ia, Friday June "a, 1894
The Iowa Fair at Dubuque, has realized
about sixty thousand dollars, and large
of the donations are still unsoId.
The attendance is large and the Fair will be
continued until the middle, and perhaps the
last of next week
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COMM REL R CT s. Is.
OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
!,

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Kenosha June Both 81
GRAIN MARKETING have 10 note lgh! receipts Of
grain at this port for the week and considering that
wheat fuctuOtes frequently to the aXtel of10 II c
in single day and in one instacce % in Il day,
can hardly give quotations of reliable character
spring would bring 81 so to 81 69 depending up,
the hourly variations ofthe market. Barley S. 40
for prime, Oats have advanced with sales of No.
clean oats at 10 C.
Provsions-Buter has been in libe. al supply du
ring the week but p. ices have steadily advanced and
buyers are oferirg 20 for prime butter to day.
Eggs IA 15c and light receipts potatoes are dull
except Peach Blowes which qusck sale at IS a 60 c.
WooL.-The largest part Of the clip of wool for the
range OF this market sold during the first part Of
last week, prices ranging from 20 to Is C; but in
the last part of the week pTices advanced 10c the
the market became firm at so to Soc We note, how
ever, an unwillngness the part of holders, to sell
at our quotations. Buyers have reluctantly advanc-
ed their offers to s6aS7c.; but holders are asking 9Oc
which restricts transactions.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION.
Compounded from Roots, Banks and Leaves

CHEROKEE REMEDY, the great Indian Diuretie
cures all diseases of the urinary organs such as In
confluence of the Urine Inflammation OF the Bladder
Inaammation Of the Kidneys, Stone in the Bladder
Structure. Gravel, Gonorrhea, elect, ana Is espe
cialy recon mended in those cases Of Fluor Alpus.
Cor Whites in femalesO where all the olo nauso0uH
medicines have failed.
git Is prepared in highly concentrated form
the dose only beng from one to teaspoontus thFee
times per day. ,
r- It is diuretic and Alternative in its action pul
fying and cleansing the blood, causing IL 20 now NJ
all of its original purity and Ygor; thus removing
from the system all perncious causes which nave III
duced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION is intended as m
ally or assistant to the Cherokee Remedy, ana
should be used conjunction with that medicine III
ELL cases of elect Gonorrhea, FlIor AlDus or WINES
It's effects are healing, soothing and demulcenG re-
moving all scading, heat and pain, instead OF the
burning and almost uncomfortable pain that is expert
enced with nearly all the cheap quack Injections
ey- By the use of the CHEROKEE REMEDY ana
CHEROKEE INJECTION-the two medicines at the
same time-all improper discharges are removed,
and the weakened organs are speedily restored TO 1u
Yigor and strength.
w-P Price. Cherokee Remedy, 50 per bottle, OF
three bottles for s..
SEE Price, Cherokee Injection, 81 per Dotte' OF
three bottles for IS.
kE Sent by Express to any address on receipt OF
price.
full particulars get our paulpuleI any
drug store in the country or write US and we Will mai
free to any address, q full treatise.
All such orders must be sent to G. a. COOh' CIncH-
CO. our General Agent for the West. P. o. Box 6o24.
Sold in Chicago, by FULLER, FINCH & FULLER
Wholesale Druggists and by all Druggists
G.. A. COOK, CHICAGO. General Agent for tn
States of Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan and In
DR.. W. r. MERWIN & CO.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
No. SO Liberty street. New York.
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u The French PFeventive.aAl
Nightly Emissions effeetuaIIy prevented
lN aoitto1t the use Of medicine by the use Of The
French PreUentaUe,' the greatest invention of the
age. Price 81. Sent postpaid to all parts OF the
country. Address DR.. s. CURTIS Box 2697, Post Of
fee, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
6mS7
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rs The total receipts of the Sanitary
Fair at Pittsburg, foot up 1896, 591 81.
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ranging OF belts anu Nutt000t So
at Sunrise,
At TO- A. NJ the Procession will be formed in the
following order:
1st. Brass Band
I'd. Kenosha Artillery,
Sd. Cadets
18th. President Orator, Reader and Chaplain,
9Th. Mayor and Common Council,
Oh. Rescue Hook and Ladder Company,
18th. Kenosha Engine Company, No. 9,
Stl. Park City Hose Co. No 2,
9Th. Star Engine Co. No. l,
1Otn. Badger Hose Co. No /,
l1th. Citizens and visitors.
The procession will form on Market Square at II
O'Clock precisely, under the direction of the Marshal
and assistants and march to the Park, where the fol-
lowing exercises will take place:
LIST. Music, by the Band
I'd Prayer, by the Chaplain,
3D. Song, by the Musical Association Of Kenosha,
4th. Reading of the Declaration of Independence
9th. Music by the Band,
9th. Grafton, by Hon A VAN WICK,
7th. National Song, by Musical Association,
8ll. Salute of 10 guns.
When The assembly will be dismissed for dinner.
Ample preparations will be provided at the Park for
dinner for ALL under the charge of the Ladies
Soldiers Aid Societies Of Kenoshs County.
Officers Of the Day.
Chairman.
dol. ri. FRANK.
Orator
ZION. a. VAN WKCh,
Reader,
Rev, z. ss NORTON.
Chaplain,
Rev. IN. N. THOMSON.
Marshal
Fsaj T. EH. WAES,
Assistant Marsh al,
j. Re. SFER8EEs, q. e. nATHEK-
Committee of Arrangements,
Capt. J. W. DECKER,
G. r, VAN ARSDALE,
.. s. HEAD
Extensive preparations have been made for
Grand Display of
WORKS.
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nssnxe Your Life. g

Save Your Life. e
nyspesia, Erysipelas, Kidney Complaint
M Sick and NerU0os Headache, NeardEQid Tet.
ter. Grd0el Bdrber's Itch and BoIdneSs A Treatise
the above Diseases with their speedy and peinaG-
UPHAM, No. 25, South Eighth Street, Philadelphia
Pa. 6m37
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THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
Cure {!

II - =
An unfaiiing cure for Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, and all diseases caused by seHPolutlon
such as Loss ofMemory, Universal Lass1tude, Pains
In the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old age
Weak Nerves. Difficulty of Breathing, trembling
Wakefulness, Eruptions on the Face, Pale Counte
nance Insanity, Consumption, and all the drefuI COM
plants by departing from the path OF nature
eE@ This medicine is a simple vegetable extract'
and one on which all rely. as it has been used in
our practice for many years, and with thousands
treated 1t has not failed in single instance It's GU
ratiye powers have been sufficient to gain Vlctory
over the most stubborn case.
e-Ey- To those who have trifeo with their consttu
ton, until they think themselves beyond the reach
of m edicaI aid, we wouli say, DEsPAIK NOT! the
CHEROKEE CURE will restore you to health anc
vigor, and after all quack doctors have failed!
e Price, 50 per polite, or three bottles for So ano
forwarded by Express to all parts OF the word.
s9F- For full particulars, get a Circular nom any
Drug Store the country or write to the Agent We
will mail free to any desiring the same fuu urea
tise, in pamphlet form. -.,- NJ,
All such orders must be sent to c. A. COOK Cnl
cago our General Agent for the West 20 BOX ooz4'
Sold In Chicago, by FULLER. FINCH FULLER
Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists everywhere
CA. COOK, CHICAGO, General Agent for tne
States of Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan ano III
"''l'' DR.. w. r. MERWIN & CO., {:
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
No. SO Liberty street, New York.
Sod by + ROBINSON, KenOsha.
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The 8euoa1a TeIe9ragt.

official Paper Of the City, County and Post Office
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