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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-03-10
a scene for. "a study.

White lay the snow over roof, over world
White hung the moon in the frosty sky;
And hudded sheep that crouch'd in the fold
Wore the white raiment dropped from on nigh:
But a lit lie window, rustic and old,
Gleam'd cheerily red on the wanderers nigh.
painter p lssed on his way that night:
what a scene for study" the painter said;
"Fairly glimmers that ruby light,
Icicles fringe it from eyes o'erhead;
o moon, thou art ghostly world thou art white!
I'll look in at the window all warm and red i"
So he looked-but whatever his eyes might sec
His pencil told not, his lips were dumb.
l might uess, but who would listen to me !
And the days of the painter have told their sum.
Would you know you must wait till your soul is fire
And you two meet in the world to come.
Here is the study the painter wrought:
A little way off that window glows,
And the prints of children's eet are brought
Up to the doorway, athwart the SHOWS,
And the Inoonbeam falls like after thought,
And silvers the pathway, who now repose.
Cold shows the world and the sky round about,
And warm breaks that rudy light between;
OF the painters thought need not doubt,
For long like his study his life had been;
All, long time his lot was to walk without
From the one light apart, in q wInterly scene.
But hope, where the white fakes freeze no more,
Hope where winter is over and gone,
For tae cold of the night that went before
II lie almost forgets how he made his moan;
And almost forgets how they closed the door
And doomed him to walk in the world-aione.
JEAN INGRLow.
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KENOsHA, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MARCH 49, 1864

fore and policeman marched on each side
Of her, with gun and bayonet And Grace
smiled within herself She walked on with
a lighter step-she felt she did not take it.
She felt proud as she thought that she bore
her mothers guilt; and that her father would
have somebody to get his dinner for him.
1t was three o'clock when they entered
M --. She was very tired and the
people looked out at the tall policemen and
the little child as they passed along the
town And the boys left their play to fol-
low them; but there was no hooting not even
a laugh; they all pitied. The thoughtless
boys felt for the pretty, golden-haired girl for
her bonnet was forgotten, and her light brown
ringlets floated in the wind. And the little
girls longed to ask her what she had done,
And the good mothers cried as they thought
of one so young in sin.
They came to the black looking Jail, with
fagly ratings over the huge door; aud the
bell was rung, and the warrant of commit
tai handed in, and Grace after it, and the
wicket-door shut again. Grace was in the
jail.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-03-10
The Nenosha Telegraph.
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Double the circulation of any Paper published in
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Tbs London Times selects this extraordinary work for sps
o review consequence Of the with which
tus has been adhered to-" and the genius which d.
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sois~ns aud after commenting with severity the
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random style Of modern sensation writing The discovery
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oa but causc to the Another part be considers to
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ssLLoAor SKILL
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PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN or
S1,OOo,Ooo.
"RIOT DAMAGES REDEMPTION BONDS

OF THE COUNTY or NETWORK.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office unti
WEDNESDAY, July H. 1874 81 o'clock p. IN, when the
same will be publicly opened for the whole part Of the
sum Of million dollars Of Riot DHuages Redemption
Bond, Of the County OF EevYok authorized b. Chapter
Of the Law, Of 1854 aud by ordinance OF the Board Of gu
pervisor., approved ny tie Mayor Msy 4. 1851
The sid bond. will bear interest ut the rate OF az per cont
per snnum payable half yearly the first day Of May and
November year. and the principal viii DO redeemed As
followsi
Five huplred thousand dollars Ito hrs, day OF Noveu
Der, 1877, and
Five hundred thousand dollar, tie Gs: day Of Novem
Der, 1873
The proposals will state the snoGn. o. bont desired, and
the price per one hundred dollars thereof and the persons
who's. proposals accepted viii tbercuPon be required to
depos with tao County Treasurer Is: the BToadw1 bankl
MONDAY the r day Of August 1885, The SUM awarded
TO them respectively.
On presenting the Comp The receipts Of the County
Treasurer for such deposits the parties viii 1t entitled to re-
ceve bonds for equal amounts Of the vane OF tue sums
awarded to them bearin: Interest from Angus. 1854
Each proposal should be sealed and indor.ed Proposals
for Riot Damages Redemption Bopis and nclosed in
opd envelope addressed to the Comptroller
Tho light reserved to reject any 81 Of tbs bids. con-
sdere neccssy psoiec; promote the Interests OF The
County. ..
City Of NswYort Department Of Finance, COmpuolers
OAca Iulv 1854
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NEW skirt FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN

~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIP DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLR) STEEL
SPRING.
J. T. L J. %. WEST
NO. ~ CHAaBERS.ST., NHW-YORK,
the owaeIs OF the f4tt and Exclusive Aarnsclures
OF this - - - -
T. w. RRADLEY'5
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL sPhISo
SKIRT.
This invention consists Of DUPLEX Tor two Elliptic s,ee
SPRING. ngeuouy braided ustl and hnny together edge
edge making the touShes clSic frrib and durable
Spring ever used enabling the ia consequences Of IL
great .lacy aud -4 to place and fold tbs skirt
when Ia easily and with .hc convenience six
muslin dros entirely obvstes and sences the only Oh
petitions Hoop Skirts viz: the Ann9ylnot 20 the wcaTer a.
well IA. public especially IN crowded asonbeS carriages
road church Pew la any nowd-d place from the
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying snail
this entirely the dony while giving the skirt the
a,nal ard symmetrical FORM and l. the gier aud most
stylish snd graceful uppesrabco i0r the reet opera prone
made house dress. ,dy having enjoyed tho pe.ure
comfort and great convenience Of wearing The Duplex Elliptic
81 rng sklI snge day, vii never srer~sfd Willingly
spese vi the them. They the best qualify IL
part by tho ishfe mort durable comfortable aud
economical Skirt made. Merchants will BE- supplied abOvr
aud ladies hr.tcGss retail stores IN this city sud
throughout the different States.
~ INQUIRE FOR TH2 DUPLEX ELLIPTlC'
SPRING SkIRE
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Groceries ano provisions.

old APPLE WHISKY.
" A prime article of old Jersey APPLE WHISKY for
8. W. CHAMBERS. No 90 Vests.
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Doaro ana Rooms.

NNANTED-First.clas BOARD by family
Of three persons, IA modern bul liou4o. With con
veienees OF ban. Sc, located between ilhs ,nd otst
neir Sfgv The unst suite on tie lst OF "a ioo
ani well furnished. For desirable apartment, satisfactory
price will De- given. References uneIceptonsbe Address
Boz MOL ,lS Post-OLlce.
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fccal Ncilecs.

GUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
- srpcaton o. the Mayor Alderman and Commousy Of
the ~ Of Srw loTs. relative the OPENING Of NINETY,
NINTH srREFf from Fi.'rn AVENUE to the HARLEM
RIVER In the City oil Ned orA.PursuanI to statutes
in such made and provided the hsyor, Aldermen
notice tt they intend Ce supreme Court Of the
STATE Of sew fo.6 special term Of said Court 70 be held
1t the CITY Hall In tic CITY OF New YORK. Wednesday
Tire twony seventh day OF July 1854 athe opening OF the
Cour. that day, thereafter counsel be
heard FOX the appointment Ccuina Of Estimate and
Assessment ~ the abiyoeei mster that tie nature ind
tie IMPROVEMENT hereby intended the opus Of
hiuetyninh Street, from fiNh Ayeune to tho Harlem
River ard IRON Eighth Ayebue 20 the Hlsoa Eiver ia sai
city laid ou; on tho map plan Of said city under and By
yrne Of The Legislature Of the people OF the state
OF New York, euued An act Ielatle TO improvements
touching toe avu Of streets snd roads In City of
York sud for ohsr purposes" rs,ssd April 81. 1871.
JOHN A.. DE|ELlH Counsel 10 tho Cooperation.
Dated sew York, June 3oh, 1864.
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1nicrnal RepeNne.
United STATES INTERNAL

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
SEVENTH ELECTION DISTRICT, STATE OF
nEW-YORk, oompri-ns tho Ek ycn;h and Seventeenth
Wards of the City Of iorkNoiloe Is hereby given,
that the Lists OF Valuation. aud Enuu~raons OF Property
sb-c under the Bet Act 10 provide Internal hrve-
nus support the Government and TO pay interest on tie
Pablo ucbi approved July 1862 and tue emendliory
approved March s. 1904 made aud taken by he several Assist
All Assessors OF said Cole gtio Dist, let vii cuan open for
the examination Of all persons interested Tor tho 'pee Of ~
teen the date hereof, oice, rooms Nos. 81 3
and Bible House. A.orpac- between TIE hours OF
and And immediately after the expiration
the sad ntoon dys o the i,n day August o. for
i've dave thereafter. val receive and determine oil appeals
t. erroneous kaluGon- Or enumeration
made aud taken BY thc said Assistant Assessors III appeal.
Ia ts Assessor Id be rdc Ia writing aud sps
civ the particular cause matter, or thing respecting which
decision, rcquet,t and stftr the ground phccpo
in.llali.y onor fuipiliued o.
GEORGE H. sfElNBRENNER Assessor.
n,ie! New York. July 23 i4gL
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CORPORATION Notlecs.

PEDEMPTION OF
$1,OOO,Ooo,
" RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS,
THE COUNTY OF NEW'IOi'h,
PAYABLE AUGUST J. 1864
Notice I, hereby given tia: the "lot Damages 's"n
Bonds' of the County Of New York, becoming que sn'
BILE August 1884 with the interest thereon "' wi
,h, & an ,ta nr.,ep,ation OF said Bonds q! this Office
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$2,000,O00 L OF Q rh AS
DOr->JpU on NJFNV.XnpK


subscp are hereby invited to Loan OF Two Million
Dollars authorized by Gnsnce Of the Board Of SuPrvs
or. approved by the Mayor Jute Is l; entitled "An Odi
provide for tns Of Vonuerr for the
ARMIES o. the Unon part aud parcel Of the Quota OF the
City and County OF Nevio;k under any future call Of tie
Presiden, for
The proper books for such subscriptions viii be opened at
the COMPTROLLER Office and aner SATURDAY tie Gt June.
instant and will remain open until tbs whole shall De
Llsn.
Subscnbers viii be required deposit with tho County
Treasurer the Broadway Bank, within i've days After enter
ng their subscp tons tbe amount subscribed Tor by them
respectively and presenting bis reocts or the money
tae Comptroller they viii receive Bonds Of the County fcr
equal amounts rodsonabs before June l. 1855 with
interest frou. the date OF payment ST tie rats Of pr cent
per
Our fellow citizens and the public generally respect
folly invited cooperate with the Board Of Supervisor. In
the benevolent and patriotic purpose OF supplying the quota
OF from this County tie c Of the Preient for
for the army to bs male public without resogtins
drs for ,but purpo,e Action viii Tot be taken TO raise
volunteers under ordinance referred to until sufficient
amount Is subscribed the Con nt,ee in proceeding
in this matter.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Cty Of EewYors, Department Of F.rance. Conproiers
Office, June 49, 1864
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Nem Publications.

"A new novel by author, original in lie conception
full Of vigor and csuse satire and exhibiting gIeA' owed
Of human life"
On,
SHIRLEY HALL ASYLUM.
BE WILLIAM GILBERT.
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GtcawboGt5 an0 RAILROADS..

rNHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR B0S-
Il Os.-SrONiNGTOJ STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GRorUh AND Providence
THE OLDEST!
ThE QUICKEST.
THE SAFEST!
THE MOST DIERCT |!
AvOInfSG POINT JUDITH!
The Agnin 'eut Steamer
GOMNONN tALfH"
Cals !. w. WILLIAMS.
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS
The lie gsnt steamer
PLYMOUTH aOCK,-
Can't J. &. GER.
On MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS,
At . O'Clock ..
~ Tae boats start from Pier No. 10 Norh River 100. OF
Court gnit sndure know lodged by experienced ayel
be- among tie ergesi, strongest most oomosa5l sud
bet l, lave Ia American In Summer and
inter storm nd caim tie c. nonweath and Plymouth
Rock invariably niasr lie pd,sr=u.
slnp,uoas auprsEs ard iuxgousiy furnished saerooms
marked features Of these floating pa4ces'
SURE CONSPICUOUS
ma d~ with Nevrrgt tho steering Places the North and
South shores Massachusetts, the Great Eastern for
Mum. and Tor the " bilo Mountains.
berth, and starToous may I've secured % HNndons tx
press Oltce, 10. II Broadway, snd
NO. lis WEST-Sr. NewYork.
No. - WESTINGHOUSE, Boston,
n. II. SlMOSS, Ascent,
Merchant Navigation and Tran ports,ion Co.
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GTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW,
- DUBLIN, Belfast ASD LONDONDERRY
The iric. last .Iilias 4 CLYDE steam hip GALE
DOSIA, Capt CRAIG, u h,tendod y sail SAfUR
july n rom Tier No. ~ North River.
1t steamship smed ~ the approved iye to insure
the comfort and .sftty ~ passengers.
Rates Of Page. lgclda abundant supply or well
cooked froyiIoos.
Gabius..... > TO end q Tntenncd
Sle1tage, sfs--psssbe N Currency.
Apryte FRANCIS MCDONALD Co..,
no. Z Bowling Green
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OCEAN Steamers.

" s. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
Cs via PANAsiA.-Resrlar sailing day.: a. 1ih aud Esd
each month except when dates fall Sunday. when
the lay Of departure viii DO The Monday following;
The steamship
COSTA RIGA,
A. "a Jones, Commands,
WI sal from Pier No. D. MOTH River
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3 Il, IL O'Clock
The hrs,cla-s s,eaclshp OCEAN QUEEN will succeed
thu COSTA RIGA and shi AUGUST IL.
For freight o. passage apply To
b. Is. ALLEN, No. S Bowling Green.
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Real Geiaie for Sale.
fSee aiSohncti0r Sales.


LNOR SALE-A first-cass COUNTRY RESI-
DENCE together with II OF LAND situated on tho
banks OF the Hudson River, mile from the CITY Of Ind
son p ssty located In full view OF ths Cssu Mountins
For further particulars inquire OF FRANK FOashAS, hud'
son, y. Y.
GOLD PRICES.-FOR SAIE--3O Cottages
~ at Sl,J0 = 500; 10 elegant Dwelling TO le lots
each at 500 10 $4,000 Aso, 10 Los =. $50 TO Soo
County Seats improved and Unnproyed with to 10 acres
near Fast New iork. CIAS X. MILLER, Atlantic av.,
East N.wYork. or III. a. MILLER. No. II Ptarl-st-
NINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
FhRMS.-LArse and thriving settlement, mid and
heathfu climate N miles south OF yhisdphA by railroad
Rich soil weh produce. large crops which can now be on
growing. Ten gsn:y and my acre ract IT from SSt SO
per acre payable Within four ycss Good business oieang
ioT manufactures and others. curches schools and good 80
cie,y. Il /, the most improving phco East OF Wes
Hundred. setiHg aud building The beauty VITA whch
the p.acr laid unsurpassed. beoT- snswcTec Papers
combining reports and zvi FIJI information viii be sent f. re-
Adireu CBaS. X. LANDS, vin.land ro.Oficc cuInb-r
land Co. ~ j. From Rpof u Sb, Eob'aSon AgreHHa'aI
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fef' IN aisO'i isrd p'ion and snats eoHsionJ or
yiea+sf forming ibai kso1 " hs s,de " h> We's''n
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BY Y. s. FLL.I9,

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5teamboast ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.
" from loot Of Couandt-st. connecting At Hampscc
Junction with Delaware LaoAawanns and Western RAILROAD
and AZ sst,n with Lesh N.y Railroad and il. connse,
tons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West weS
out change Of cars - -. ,...-... .x ...... ..
Sixty Mile. and Two HoURs saved by this line ClesuH
Cincinnati St Louis. etc with but change VI cara
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing Nay p 1864, leave hew-i crx as follows;
hIRRssrUkG ErPRgss--At 9 a. m for Easton, Rssdfna
Poitsyl!e, Hsri.burs, Msach Chunk, Wliamsport TEA
train srrves at Hsrrisburg at M connecting East aa1
West the Peunsy Railroad, North asd sosh the
Northern Central Railroad with the Cumberland vspsS
Railroad 10 Hagrrstown
MAI. 1RAIsAt $40 m, Tor Easton. Water Gap scssa,
ton Wiikesbare, Great bend, Pitston, Bngh4mton &c.
I'm TRAis-tor Essor Allentown, Aancn Chunk VI
namspol, Reading, Potfsviir, Harrisburg &c.
3:tG p. n.--for Esstou, Bethlehem, aud Msuca Chuuk
4iO and 4O--for SoineT;ilr
7P 81 WESTERN FxpsRBs-For Easton, Allentown. IA
ing, harrisburg Pii,sbarsh and the West Seepnx go
tlFsGgb rom yeney City ~ Pittsburgh
from tier 10. y. X, at s;3 i2t5. 49, AID 80 -
Boafs stop At Bergen Point and Manner Herbor.
Tickets the West be obtained at the oics Of ~
Contra Railroad Co. OF Se~Jersey, foot Of Coyrt,aadE
a. No. Astor House. No. I'll Brosdwsy ard At the pnsE
pal hotels. JOSIAH y. STEAkNs, Soperntea dea1
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
w Ths GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYs
line Of irstclas sorwhcel SIEAAioElf5, between
SEW-IORk and lAb M.
The five splendid Ss,e intended to DO put upon this
fAyorite route for the Continent, the following:
WASHlSClDN....-.-...J,2c t iuus, 80 horse power
IAFal FIiI-......,,..J ,5O@ tuns, dD hoIse-p0We-,
tUGESIE................t-ho a,), 500 horss-power.
FRANCE................lDui dingl, 30 horse-poveL
NAPOLEON iIf........ ibulfiugi l,iN horse power.
Until tie pirtion VI the entire list the service VIII be
performed by tie - . -
WASHINGTON, 4. Duohe.n.; LAFAYETTE, A. 20
cand6, "a folows; - - -
IRON NEw-YoRK TO HAVRE.
WAsHlNtt Neuh"+'fy, August ~.
LAFAYETTE" .Wedi-sdsy, sept IL
wAsHlsGT0S.........;,," edne:iayt oetooor X
riE............ WEDNESDAY Noy-iooe.s
WASHINGTON. .......... "Wednesday. December :.
fint Cabin lineoins labie. ;.';:.;...s,s3ss
Second { abia (iaciIding tsbe-wine). go OK sbo
Payable In gold OF cani,uent IN United States eurrsney
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FREE o. CHARGE
Bot ire i.ht OF pa..ase, app.y to ..-.
UEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent.
No. Broadway. Hr~-i orL
A, Psri,, II Boulevard des Capuc.ea Orlnd Hoiei e.
Ua.rs WILLIAM isELis L Go.