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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
No. & LeClaire Row
yRl-STEEs. SALE.

WHEREAS. on the 1st dnv Of July. A. D.,
w 1s6l, Johnson Walker, oi te county ol
CLINTON, in the State OF Iowa, executed Mi,te
Ucurxe S. g. Dow. As trustee, ~ certain deed .!
trust cony ing II said trustee the land in Gin
ton county. Iowa. described as follows tr-wit -
the southeast quarter Of The northeast quarter
Of spctiun No. eight : III township No. eighty
three tSsi nprtn Of range No. four : east of the
ffsl. stu p IN. Which said conveyance. was
masi.. bv The said Johnson Walker, for the pur-
pose Of securing The payncn; 81 ak certain prps.-
issry notes therein spected, and the iu,cre-t
thereon. sigued b, said johnson Walker. dated
the Is, sa, 81 July. 4. u. ls5i. AMI payable rs
follows One for ~, pay able June ist. ! So.
= 20 doe january ls ls5i one for So =, pay
able January LIST 1855. "ac for :s.,.'' ps:blc Jar,
nary lat ISIS Que for Gel g., pay able january lst
lss;;, all pay able to order If Macklo. : Corbn at
their office in tL- city u Davenport. inxa.
And now al three first mentioned notes ha:-
ing i,ercmc due and payable ani the said join
son Walker harins failed 10 pa: the s.rs. I.
(;eo = G. bow. TRUSTEE rs aforesaid. do hereby
y.c this public notice that b. virtue Of tie pow.
cr whcI, i ii NJ. vested ~ said deed "f trust
1854, NJ the hour Of two O'clock IN the afternoon
81 ,,,l.xy. Al The Court House door in the city VI
l,ay.rpsst. expose AMI offer for sale. az public
auction. the parcel VI laitd above described Or ~
mucss thereof d -ha I've necessary 70 satisfy and
,,.v the a.f,unt II said note with the Interest
thsrr,, - the slay f SAKE tssetl,er with all the
eos, and expenses attending said sac, costs VI THE
notice and trustees f.es.
Dated the 18th Of Nav, lsi4
mays5,its GEORGE ). G. DOW, Trustee.
STATE OF IOWA. In the Dis'ric. Court for
Scorr CouxrY. I said county.
G,orxia,i,. G. Jones vs. Jo!ia X. Jones.
To John r. Jones, Sir;
YOU ARE HEREIy NOTIFIED. t,nt there
is ,iy,v oh 6lc in the Office .; the Clerk Ut the
District Court for Scott county. State u Iowa.
n.,titiop Of Gcoryianpa g. Jores, praying Tot
divorce from the bonds of IllatfiInonF nos saD-
stating hrtwccn Won and plaintiff. for reason that
voa have b. en- g,tiltsof such in!,nsan tsrats''tst
t.,,s ards her ~ 10 endAagef her hie. And Pess-
tiouer stxo ,rmvs t.as sle have the guardianship
a. l;sorais,ha A. II. Jones and Laura =. Y. n.
1oncs. ror,r md her minor children. ,lrg i9.
Now. unless yoss appear and saSwef thsreto IN
or before nnpss ofthe second Aay Of the ne II t.s
W,,slss ef November, a. ~, 1s1a, tsnr deSaait
al - entered sfreesP1y - jsdAnsess readessd
,asfssI, srntinS tht TEsysr = pssstaossn ri s.i
m1s Reyenue PCS DAvleOM Z 1oU4 ~
Sass9s O. .. aT - ae1 80 AAsass M,
q asF III -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
IMPORTANT ID ADIEa.
s1Great lllcrican Remedy


rirono 1t-f,ut fAI ff'ts,
NvHIcH HAVE yEVEE lEI FAILED
w @hen the directions have been strictly
fon1sd in yeien. ing itienl.ie- arising from os
strnctiou Or -,opage %; natore, in restoring he
system to pericc. health when suffering from
Special affections, Prolausus Teri. the whites.
other. weakDess Of tle Uterine organs. The Pills
are perfectly harmless on the constitution, and
may be taken by tiie delicate females ritsut
causing distress; at the saline time nc, Ike cbarn
by strengthening inyiyorstiils aai re- storing the
SYSTEM TO "a healthy condition and ny bringing Oh
the monthly period OF regularity, no matter from
what cause the obstruction may arise. They
should, however, not be taken the first three or
four months OF pregnancy, though safe ~ any
other time, as miscarriage would bc the result.
Each box contains 90 pills. Price ii.
Dr. Ilary"ys Treaties on Diseases of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenuess, stcrli-
~, Reproduction aud Abuse of nature,
and emphatcaly the ladies private medical ad-
wiser. pamphlet Of 50 pages, sent free TO any ad-
!. dress. Six cents required 10 pa, postage.
The Pills and Book viii be SEN, BY mail, and
coniideuiully, when deAlled, securely sealed, and
prepared. on receipt ;sS Of wo1.y BY
IS Cedar street, New York.
Sold by al the principal druggists.
Smith DIVER, wholesale agents, Chicago.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN Permanent Cure Of
Gonorrhea, elect. Unnatural Discharges, Impo-
tfncc, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions,
Iueon'ncnce. Genital Debility and Irri-
liability, Gravel, Structure and aiiec-
tiuns ofthc Kidney asld Bladder,
which hes been used by UPWARDS Of
100 PHYS IANS
in their private practice with entire success, su-
preceding Cubeb's Capsules, or any other COM
pound hitherto known.
BEL s LIFE PILLS!
are speedy in action, often eiiacing cure in
few days. and when is effected il is rsrma-
nent The, are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the system, and never nau-
scate the stomach or imnregnate the breath and
being sugar coated, al. na,iseous taste is avoided
No change Of diet is nccess,r, willis. using them,
does their action interfere with business
Each box contains six dozen Pills.
Price. 81. sold By all the PRINCIPAL druggists.
4In places where agent is advertised they will
u, sent by mail, post paid and confidently secnr
ed from observation when desired, or receipt If
money, BY J. BRYAN. NJ. d., 10 Cedar st, n
Y. Smith DIVER, wholesale agents. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

/yARPfyTER AND BUIJ,pIR SaQR on
~ cssiHss 80 'r's'i;; s ss:i iSnis' =.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
To the Ladi;s:
Dr.. E. \. BCGTCJS FEtlLB FILLS.

Tbaee p,l,s. by lorg experience IN private prae-
ttcs. haze b.en found The most ueefui remedy
~ ninst those general nplanis the len ale ses
"a, jet 20, .ucn Auapre.si A. irTesuaTit'es
whites, fnilti r. thc omb. tnmOrss Oil urinary
disens.s nefv, us debility &c. .
Psrsrls cali ga DR.. Burtou's OH &c Or sending
f,r pnekas e.ic.Ecs. may rely upon HE assu.
rance Of COL d ial wi inp.cit fat and
xp~ct NO more thnn 70 b. emerged With fair asn
1utualiy ss.isfuctory Semanera Ion sesvioes
rendered
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

Semir q er. esions tie o.. ssQuhhfs u se .e'ase
ma srli airy y co rr @err .ef "x"1i ti1'iy. 80
u. er. csd by Re .onrh 81 bot. s.x 70 - Aah.s'
ar m ed ~ tsat prSnrc NJ 9TH MrasSinH &c ssin
IS ~. lowing ~ n 81 mov5id Tro-s. raiee'
m'.s ~ y ecisni:as med cal I" ISSUES, ~ "a.
4 y epu,. s,,nrse dn,s oss III isr Via Eyes, pai-
u. he head r.i,sia: % tie cara 90 SO M" re "a
i.rg of leaves ress a-cct N. ans, vesf'
meas q. he .ia.A ".ed VISION. d~ns" ~ i,' ~
10 y. arouaiutances, rs. e msFuOIy nec4ic NJ bee
mn . q rue .rup' ons sbcas n. n %, - ~
-es; n. coughs cor' ru, thor, is'' e~es's mnhe-
mania xnd freq remit, re nf'y . rssiei 'e ND "b-
tanned sll0u:d alp .nmec' iA,y b. itti'T re
sos n d nave cure All e.ed Pefsotr AT dfriooce
0sy 10 ru.ei o: me- by adfse s'ns e'' y"
the d,eesse a. eonsi red Sn1 have medicine
promptly for rd.d Tree from dsWsse or euf'0s''S
to any Of Tho opnntry, with fui And pam osee'
ti,ca r uee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
MANHOOD!

MANHOOOs
How Lost How Restored
Jusf Published, IN sealsd Enretope. Price cests.
4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
n MENT and Radical Cure If Spermrtorrhna.
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emissions,
Sexual Debility aud lmpedimcnts to Marriage
generally Nervousness, Consumption Eilepsy
and Fits; Mental aud Physical fncapacty. re-
sulting from Self Abuse, &C., by RoBKRr }. CuL-
vERwEL.. NJ. d., author Of the Green Book. dc.
"a Boon to TAousands Of Sufferers"
Sent under seal, in a plan envelope, u any ad-
dress, post paid. on receipt of six cents or two
postage steamps. BY DIR. }. C. KLINE, 121 Bow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21

Home songs OF the War.
American Marseillaise. Elmer. 80.
"under our Gag beat the long call once more.
Call up the North as you called her before"
Our Volunteers. Song and Choruss 3a.
'sSudden and loud the war cry rang"
Softly now, tcndcry lift him with care. 80.
This is hero whose pale fol IN VIC heal"
Inscribed to the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle.
From the Red Battle Field Quartet. 80.
.'>ilcntlv. tcndcrlv, mournfuly home,
From the red battle iiold volunteers come"
A Hero has Fallen. 81.
Ills saddle is empty. and shcathed il his sword,
Another has left us to reap his reward
Emancipation. Song and Chorus. 80.
In this land Of the free slave shall there BE-
A cnuse for rebellion or treason
Mother when the war is over. 81 and Cho. 30
The Drummer Boys March. So =
OLIVER DITSON CO., Publishers, ~
Washington street, Boston.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21
Consumption can he Cured.

The advertiser, physician Of 81 years expert
ence. in the treatment If Lung Diseases, Bron-
chits. asthma &C. but now retired fror, the prac-
.icc. is DESTROYS Of impurting his experience by
df'sing information Invaluable to the suffering
humanity. aud which, has cured thousands.
The same medicine will do for all! He will send
Prescription, with full directions for n-., adapt
cd to each particular case, and will surely c!fc!
cure. Try tit will cost you nothing--a stamp
required for postage. Address,
Fl. LOWE, NJ. D., Box so.a. New FORK City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-21


REcESr letter from Italy, speaking Of
1.-THE Last supper Of Leonardo de Vinci,
states that the prophecy that the present
generation would be the last to see even the
traces Of this once glorious picture, is I'M
fortunately sure Of fulfillnent. a more
complete wreck cannot well be conceived
so complete that it is nOw almost impos-
siblc to distinguish even the outline Of the
principal figures. This picture may be
cited as one Of the most remarkable in
stances OF the pcrishab!e nature of oil col
ors. 1t was finished about 1899. In 154O
onc-half is said to have disappeared, and ten
years later nothing but the outline remained
How artists undertook to restore it, and
what ruin they wrought, is well known
Very instructive, though not little vexa-
tious is the fact that, while this oil picture
has disappeared, the large frcsco of the
Crucifixion, by Montortaro, executed in
l496, is in good condition. and we have
many examples Of admirably preserved
frcsccs, which date many centuries back.
DiARRuGA AND DYsENTrRy have
examined a great number of letters from
some OF the most prominent citizens Of
Cincinnati aud Covington, etc, speaking in
the highest terms of DIR. Strickland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure OF darrhna
and dysontery The letters arc too long TO
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of Ccvington, SAYS
he was pronounced incurablc by the best
doctors in Cincin,iat, and one bottle of DR..
StrcklanTs Anti holera Mixture effected
a permanent cnrc after suffering for months
with the worst form Of darrhGa and DIV SEN
terry. 10 cts bottle. For sale by druggists.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

Donation ParGy.-We call ths attention
of our friends in the city and country to t1e no.
tice of the Donation Party to be given in this
city. at Simmons Hall, on Tuesday of next week
the 18th inst, for the benefit of INDECENT solN
diers families There never was a. time when such
an object appealed forcibly to the literally
and generosity of those who are blessed wish e
competence, at the present time.
The terrible weather of the past two weeks has
developed cases ofwant!snG suffering in our midst
that calls loudly for relief The method indicated
by the notice published in another column, by the
Ladies Soldiers Aid Society, has been adopted
after careful consultation, as the best under tn
circumstances and most likely 70 furnish the most
Of the actual necessares of life to those in wsnt
and it is to be hoped it will meet the approval and
hearty cooperation of those who have the mean s
been adopted with the raosI entire success We
have read of the long professions of farmers bring
ing in their offerings, in various places. The
people of Ksnosha general thing are not be-
hind those Of any other locality in doing benevo-
lent and charitable deeds, and we hope to see
them at this time, even excel themselves in gems
erosity.
The Ladies of this city will prepare Dinner
or Geld Lunch with warm coffee,a at Simmons Hall,
for contributors from the country, which will be
kept open from noon until four o'clock
Our citizens will find the Hall open for their
gifts during the evening when Music
will be furnished for the entertainment of contri-
bht0:s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

EE We take the following article from ne
GAINESVILLE Gazette. No doubt the scene dlscrio~
ed, has been enacted at many other ofices,as well
as GAINESVILLE -
scene in "a PosIofTlce.-Enter citizen,under
great excitement, and raps enecgetically ana
somewhat inpatienty at the delivery.
'Wlst in the world" says he, in very hlgh
tone sis the of your refusing to let my boy
have my papers Havnt always paid my bills
won't stand such usagc Where is the Post"
master Put my matter in the delivery wont
have box 3? 1 won't be insulted! y
By this tims the Postmaster gets in word'
MY dear sir" says he, blsndly, what is
wroag r.
Wrong, air? Why, you told my boy that Hn>
less paid my box rent you would hot let him
have the papers,
II Deg your pardon says the official, your boy
misunderstood US. 1t was the postage on the pa
pera not the box rent, that was demanded and,i
you will just look at the affidavit that we have to
make, and the new regulation in regard to post
age, you will understand the reason for thar re-
fusal. We have 10 swear that no mail matter has
been delivered during the quarter until the post
age has been paid"
''rhat is pretty strong" says he. "Here, take
the pay for postage ami box rent. This id Adj
ministraton is always getting up some new~ian>
gied arrangement to bother people. Good morn
ing, sir =
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Rrlirams Convention

The Ssmi~Annual meeting OF ministers and
lsyinen representing what is known as the Nil
waukee District Convention of PresO yteriRn aRd
Congregational chu.c hes, convened in tie Con-
grsgational Church, in this city Oh Tuepday oven
ing Iast The exercises on Tuesday evening were
opened with Sermon 10y the moderator of last
Convention-Re ohm Keep Tho business on
w ednesday consisted in the hearing OF reports
from ths various charches, and discussions ON top
les previously announced. In the afternooA ac>
cording to arrangement an sbls and interesting
ess ay was read by Rev. j. w. Healy of Milwau,
kee-Subject 1.-The best means Of giving the gos>
pei to the poor" The subject OF the essay was
made the theme of discussion by several members
of the Convention, in which tho practice of slip
renting in churches was reviewed in its relations
to the poor
The exercises Of the evening were devoted to
"the state of the Country Spirited addresses
we're made by Rows. Clspp, Paine, Petitions.
MattesOn and Love. At the close of the address
ss series of patriotic re solutions were adopted
wit ID great unsnimity, after which the convention
adjourned
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

esemembeT. the Donation Party for the
Heus tit Of INDECENT Soldiers Families on TueiA
auy a. next week. We see that the clerks and
80, pioves Of Milwaukee have started a subs
scrsn,io. paper for like purpose among them-
oefc5z Yesterday and at latest accounts the pros>
&c! ,e..- ina; they would raise the amount up to
81 900 Let our young men do as WeliIn proper
ti,p. A donation party for this same object is to
he l.ld in Racine, and the Committee in charge
o,sks direct appeal to the fsrmars in that vi
ci,,.v TO bring in wood and food. Our farmers
should not need this direct appeal. They know
that cold and upgeT should not be allowed 10
visit tile faree Of soldiers III the field when there
Is plenty of Wood and Provisions 90 space Bring
in your offering, OF che neceSearlsS take Iunch
aud g3 honae rejoicing in well doing
----
Fo, Years, land VIC might say Of some of them
far generations, the TOUR great Reviews of Great
Britain-the Quarterly, Edimburg, North Brats
,.h and Westm,nster- have stood confessedly o.
the head of Ielr class Of publications. The same
ralk among periodicals has been universally &C
corded to Biachw0od Magazine. To these pub
licsiious the best intellect of Great Britain cons
tributes, and no one can be fully posted in regard
to lhe great social, political, scientific, and lite>
rary questions of the day, unless he reads those
works The cost of the orig inai editions In this
country would be over forty dollars, whilst the
reprints are furnished at ten dollars per year No
reading is so cheap and at the same time so Vaiu'
able as this.
These publications possess unusual interest at
this time, from the numerous articles they con-
ia in in relation to our country, and although
many OF them are strongly tiuctured with predju-
dice, and represent US unfairly, others are entire
Iy free from such objections,snd all contain many
wholesome truths which it will do US no harm to
read and ponder.
See prospectus in another column.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

The City AsAnk.-We understand that
the City Bank 81 Kenoshs has perfected its or
ganization under the National Banking Law and
sent on its application, I" understand that un-
der the new organization THOMAS PRIcTURE was
elected Pro. dent end E. G. DURANT, Cashier.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14
Life Rnsnra mccain Hn
Example
Impressive


The friends Of the late John M. Taylor, OF
this county, will be grati6ed to learn that a
few months before his death he applied to t.
H. Kellogg agent of the Home Life Insurance
Company of New York, for Policy OF two
thousand dollars. He being in perfect health
the Policy was issued on the twentieth day OF
last March And now after being sick with
Typhoid Fever for about two weeks, he died
leaving to his bereaved family this Policy OF
two thousand dollars as an evidence Of his al
f9ction.
The Home Life Insurance Company Of New
York, is one of the most Reliable Sound and
Equitable Companies in America. Reliable
because it has 235 cents for every 100 of la
bility Liberal because it will loan to the as
sured one half Of all assured payments for life
if desired.
Equitable because it returns to the assured
the value of all forfeited Policies
Commissioner Wright of Massachusetts, in
his last Report Page 122, makes the following
showing Of some of the Life Companies doing
business in this State
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Kenosha County Esnnk.-y

ExemOsha County ESnnk.-We undsr>
stand ihnt the Stockholders OF this Institution,
haze recently added Fifty Thousand Dollars OF
C0sa CuD.taL, and have for yerded TO w ashlngton
,se ueoesaa,y papers, TO enable Them to organize
a. AATioNAL BANK, under the Currency Act
81 :nErrss 81 rs The necessary prellmln~
area sht.i have been gone thrOuGh the Bank will
te roEdy 10, business undee it's new title. We
ige giaa 10 annnunce Ehs evljesce of a detcrmin-
sil-n on no part OF the managers to place the n>
sti.u:ion upon hrm reliable basis, and TO meet
TUG rowing Convictions Of the u immunity, that
\ ,aL BankS based upon. National Securities
sue finishing a National C~. rehcy, ale destined
to .upersede entirely, those of IUca! character
tbs kenosha County Bank, under iis present
able manag omenf has deservediy won the conf
dsnce of0ur c'tizens, and Lhe enSre community -
We cAnno. iorgoi nat amid tbs disastrous shines
Il LOVING tho great Panic of 1857, this Bank was
&mous ne few i'll State, which promptly re4
deemed all its Issues on presentation, and that
while ihs circulation Of majority OF the Banks in
the NorthGest ruiuously deprecated, Gauss
ing much 1858 and suffering to the Bjllholders the
issues CT the "Kenoshs County Bank have been
always good Tor their tdce st par, The present
movement, showing az il does, determination on
the part CT its managers, 10 keep up with the res
quirment of tho times, will, We doubt not, approx
itself TO the entire business Community. We ne
tice that the Bank, will keep hand at all times
a supply of $3.50 u s. Bonds also that they
are prepared to furnish Foreign Exchange in
large or small sumg-as well as Passage Tickets.
to and from the Gid Country.
See Advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

a Neglected Cough, Cold, or Sore
Thront, which might be checked by a simple
remedy like "Btovns Bronchial rockies if al
lowed to progress may terminate seriously.
For BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH, and Con
sumptive Coughs, ''the Troches are used with
advantage, giving ottenrimes immediate relief.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

~ The contract for supplying tbs Post
Office Department with Scales has been awarded
to the Messrs Fairbanks. Their scales arc also
very extensively used in the Army, and in the
Navy Yards, Custom Houses. Arsenals, Public
Works, g. throughout the country.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14
Prompt Pigment of sc, 900 On. a
E1ife Insurance Policy.

E1Efc Insurance FO1Acy.
The numerous friends of the family of the
lamented DR.. w. j. Gibson, of La Crosse, who
recently died, will be gratifed 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 Gibsons prospect Of life
was equal to that Of any man in the State
When such strong man falls, there is no
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 $4,000, which
my late husband, DIR. 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, 1864-01-14

a Coed kGS;a.--We learn from the
Green Bay Aavocate, that the young ladies Of
that city lately did good thing in giving the
young gents of thai city Leap Year ride After
Paying the gallant handsomely during the sleigh
ride the ads entertained the gents to coffee and
satabes, and then danced with them till an early
hour in the morning This graceful exercise of
the ladies' time-honored leap year privilege af>
tords an example that the young ladies' of this city
can initiate with profit to themselves and benefit
to the lucky fellows who are so fortunate as to
deserve and receive their attentions.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14

J. B. Wheeler is agent Of the Home Life
Insurance Company for Kenosha.
f. H. Kellogg is also general agent at the
Northwest; Office at Starkweathers Drug
Store.
Over 500 Life Policies have been taken by
the business men and farmers of Kenosha
County.