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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
Educational StatiseS.

We are Indebted to the efficient Assista
;. Superintendent of Public Instruction, Mr.. !
J: CRAIG. for the following statistics wbie
will appea. lin notwithstanding Yep IT J.
7 McMYNN, State Superintendent:
Number Of o mites porting. So.
. Number OF Towns reporting 772
Numl,er of Towns not reporting. 5.
u Number of whole districts, 4072.
Number of parts of districts, 1880.
Number of districts, reckoning q parts a
equal to one whole district A., 800
Nnmber'ot districts pot reporting. ia.
do p'rts of districts not reporting 127
| Whole number of districts not reported
23l
Number Of male children between 4 anc
20 years of age, 166.S56.
| Total number of children between anc
20 years of age 800 906
Excess of males over females. 1894.
Increase of children since last report, g..
941s
Number of districts maintaining school
more than one term, 3,467,
Number OF male teachers empl Dyed du
ling winter term, 1921
Number of female teachers employed du.
ring summer term. 308.
Number OF different persons employed in
teaching during the year, z 585.
Number OF teachers who have had expert
ence as teachers previous to this year 6, 242.
Average wages paid male teache rs Der
month during winter term $50 o.
Average wages paid female to .chers per
mouth during winter term $19 ~.
Average paid male teachers per month
during summer term $34 H.
Average wages paid female teachers per
month during summer term, $40 a.
Average wages per month paid male
teachers for the whole year, $32 80.
Average wages per month paid female
teachers for the year. Sl9,43.
State fund apportioued during the year
$l50974,2l
Tax levied by County Boards of Supervi-
sors, $l33141,21.
Tax levied by towns $74.826,64.
District taxes for teachers wages, S415-
S64 AZ.
District taxes for school houses, 500, 291-
&c. sz.y~.
: District taxes for ma ps, charts etc, So
$50 10
District taxes for other purposes, 500, 1916
AZ.
Total amount Of taxes raised 1921, $50 49,
Total amount Of money expended for
school purposes, 1912 1913 So.
Number of stone school houses, 1856.
Number of brick school houses, 1913.
Number of frathe school houses 1858.
Number of lng school houses 1.249.
Total number of school house, 4,186.
Number Of school house sites containing
less than one acre, 1T.
Number of school house sites uninclosed,
8, l47.
Number of school houses without outline
mapss, 2962.
Number of school houses with bIackboards
$40
Average valuation of school houses, 1886
"a.
Highest valuation of any school house,
$32 900.
Lowest. valuation of any school house,
l cent
Total valuation Of school houses, 81, 49,
1876 SO. -...--.-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

we chp The following truthful IS well as fat.
tsrlng notice OF the establishment of Nass,s
oTkYKtR Co, from Chicago paper. We
VIII only add, that late visit to their Store
has fully convinced us that this notice is no
exaggefation. aud that any OF our citizens who
happen to be in Cnicago viii find it to their adj
vantage TO call at Messrs. Siryker & Costs. and
exemine their stock. Mr.. Stryker will give Won
cordial welcome, and charges nothing tor show
ny Goods:
DRY Goods Fo, Sale iciaiot Regard to Car, This i;
startling announcement and ladies talk and
gentlemen who have fami les to clotbe prick mn tb.;
IL Is well worth the listening and pro6tipp bv Tbara
Is no humou about it lurins customers by false
etehses TO take in and pluck them Afterwards Striker
q Co.. at their fashionable Store, No l41 Lake reet
stealing march on their competitors have marked do WI
er entire STOCK aud now offer many their most elegan,
goods a. rates much below eastern obbing prices Their
stot consists of Dress Goods Prints Domestcs Glove;
ana oosery, KIDD MS Laces, Embre deres Hoop Skirts
namorals Woolens, Flannes Under, loiing an exten
81 assortment oCleaks and Shawls everything els.
PERTAINING to large, first class wholesale and retail Dry
oous store me prosperous business dealings of S3ryke
Co. In this City many past has abhed TO,
them areputa1n second to no other firm in Chicago
They are energetic and they know the Kind
Of goods their customers Keep fully posted in the
latest fashions are IN daily receipt of the freshest and
mos seasonlbe goods aim to please their patrons es
ciy the lades and Sc the finest quality of goods 81
cheap and che per than anybody else Rest assured that
there is hing in their nae trade that lit MOI ey
can procure End just the tbin yon want and are
Ook,ns for OF the Store of sryker Co.. No. lI Lake
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

The winser. = We have heard prophecies q
a mid winter, by the weather or"phefs. bu'
thus lar It has been anything but mild We
have had now over Two weeks r December o
as cl so aud steady winter weather as va evel
see in this lati uds -s- afa ,-s.- Ha
Ab.ut she 9th or 7lh winter sci IN with the
Mercury down 30 POS beioe zerow and since
that it has ranged most Of The lime about tina
negative point, sometimes above aud sometime
below Our first fall of STOW was a to six inch
es, and since that we have had tolerable sleigh
ing the roads some lines getting bare under tn,
influence of sunny day, bat as often being
covered by slight fall Of snow during III
night.
At the present writing the ssighng ie frs!rate
On Sunday evening last we had rain which Fl.
nay lreze into snow before morning, leaving tn
roads coated with thick covering Of ice ali,
snow.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

Gei Yenr Cesfuses We call the atten.
tl"h oil III these wb" propose to attend the Fam
ey Dress Ball GU Tuesday evening mex. land
teen name Is Legion we hope for the cause ia
the advertisement in enothcr column. in refer
ence 10 the matter. Madame Bier ach. of Mil
waakee professional Costumier will be at The
CITY hotel on Monday next with a stock Of
ready made costumes which can be had for IN.
ecasl"n Tor consider alton Don fail to ms Ike
an early selection. This is TO be tie attraction
of the season most dec idedly
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

Brown has new advertisement in orr col
umEs this week to which we call particular at
teutiOn. Brown has two traits that seldom fai
10 secure success. In the first place he keeps
a hrsf rate assortp ent of seasonable Goods and
IN The next place he spares no pains or expense
to Keep his customers and the public generally
posted in regard to his stock and prices.
See his advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

War Meeting GEis Evening.-The- pee
pie of Kenosha should not forget that there is t.
bea War meeting this evening at the Cour
House, for which haudbills were issued yester
day.
The object is to take steps towards raising the
qnota of this city under the new call Of the Pres
;dept for 30e, 900 men. The meeting is called
al half past six 80 that the bu mess NAV he done
In time 80 allow thnse wh wish, to attend the
Festiva Of The Soldiers Aid 'ciety at Simmons
Hail. uttsi H5 Ial...uE 81 5.U1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

Fresh, Country Milk call the at
'en'ion Of our city readers to tie card of GU
friend WALTER MORGAN, proposing to leave
New milk for sale, daily at Vales Bakery.
Many who have hitherto depended up IN the
daily rounds of the milkm for their supply Of
the lacleal fluid will End this convenient
arrangement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
Mr. Edator,

N p Ed1tor
The Ladies Of the Soldiers Aid Society beg
cave to report through your columns the follow
ng lihe,al donation from Mr., H Dnrkee aud
thosc in is employ.
Ff"m AIr II Darkee for Hay shipped to
hnskegnD and said, s89 %
From the following laborers in his emp'ey.
one day i ahor each
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
Teacher. Examination

The examinaios of Teachers Tor the Kenosh'
Pubic Schools, will take place on Saturday
Dec. Oath inst. at he High school room. com
mencing Mt nine O'Clock a. m ~ --.s
BY order of the Baord of Education.
F. H. HEAD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

All who can appreciate The beautiful in art
shouid call AZ Johnson ( Smmsns and sec tn
splendid chrome Lthograph ol 7iers adts Sun.
light ana Shadow. The beaHufal poetry on
the first page of our paper was suggested while
gazing ON this picture
Msssr & have large assortment from
which to select Holiday pressnts
see advertisements
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
sCHOFF VINEGAR &c
AUCTiONEER.

TaNaE UNDERSIGNED hcep ed 4uctioneer will sell
at Public Auu ions in all parts OF Keuo>h Conn-
ty md in the northern part of Lake County III uPon
appiication either perso- ally or by letter
WALLACE MYGaTT.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

At Bronson q Bones, where Santa Claus pre-
sides throughout the Holidays, everything needed foI
the Little Folks" yell as some of larger growth
may be found III. 5e
Deale and consumers Of the Bivave, should bea
IN mind that in the purchase Of oYSTERS at whole
sale or retail, they can save handsome margin on
Ch'csg prices by buying Of Propson AID Bone =
Their Oysters direct from Baltimore are large, fne
favored and full cars. Try and see. a ...r
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

LecIure by ksev. j. . @. AbbOtt-Nu
one should fail to go to Simmon. Han, to.mor.
row evening Friday Dec. 23d to listen TO the
lecture by Rev. J. S. G. ABBOTT 1t is seldom
that we have the opport unity Of listening to ST.
talented and popular lecturer as Mr. Abbot
becauss the larg cities monopolize their time
and offer such prices that we cannot hope or
exptc' to share ia the intellectual feast,
There are few more popular or more widely
known writers tfau Mr.. Abbott. He has long
stood IN the front rank of American authors
HIS Lectures are everywhere speken of as the
best of the Sc
The Milwaukee Sentinel learns by Milwau.
kee gentlemen in Chicago shat, >'tLe Lectures
gwen IN that city 10y Rev. j. ). e. Abbott, have
been by far the most successful of any of the
course. The first drew such crowd and was
so wen liked that he was engaged for two 9th.
ers. which were equally wei attended
1t ia said by lecture commit that he has
but one equal as a L.scturer, and that is DIN
j Cough. See posters for particulars
Don't fail to go and hear him,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
stat. Tren.nrer,. R-port.-we are in

debted to Tt easurer Hastings for su early copy
of his Annual Report. We had intended to give
an abstract of its contents this week. but find IT
GRO .Yded out By other matter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
$3.50 PER YEAR AFTER JANUARY Isl, 1865.

4Z.9U FEN lean dF IN J1AUhhl lA3 louS'
Am0tils r Advance.-T The eoEtii ued advance In
the prizes paper and Of every ohe~ artcfe that en-
ters into eur business directly indirectly, compels
us to add another fraction 10 sub cripion price
On and after the As d 3 Of January next VIC shall
crargs ior The Telegraph as follows.
To mail aud OH subscribers one year, - 80
Delivered by carrier one year, 90
TIE above pr ces are str'ctls 10 advance. HpAy-
ment is deiayed six months, 81 ernts additional Will
be cha ged t
Mos; OF our State exchanges made thi, advance
months ago and many ofthen mach smaller than our
paper, have been raised to So in advance. Weregiet
the necessity that compes this advance, but even at
this advanced zee shall make less croft than We
did four years ago when we had but 81 50 pei year.
Al. who pay their subscriptions previous 10 Jsnna-
~ LIST can 90 so % per annum, but after that
shall be compelled to abide strictly by the terms abvs
set forth.
sCHOFF VINEGAR L co.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

1 Fair and FsstivaI.-Our people should
not forget the Fair and Festival given this after
noon and evening by the Ladies OF the Soldiers
AID Society. The lsdics have been preparing
for this Fair for several weeks, aud we under
stand thai they have a large collection of arti.
cles that will be on sale. They consist Of Fancy
and Ornamental articles as well as well as a
fair proportion of lain articles far use and wear
Every taste can be gratifed in the selection
Tne wounded soldiers in aud around Nashville
in the late battles at that place, are already
calling for assistance. At this time everybody
should purchase literally.
The Fair will be continued this evening in
connection with the Festival. The Festival this
evening is to be one ofthe most gorgeous and
sumptuous affairs OF the season, and the Hall
should be crowded as it never was before. And
all who go shouid 20 prepared to pstronzs the
Feast OF good things literally.
An admission fee OF 10 cents will be charged
at the door.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
The following named articles were sent to t

The following named articles we're sent to thu
Northwestern Sanitary Commission, in Nov. b,
the Soldiers Aid Societ of west Paris
sheets 20 towels,
Is pillow cases II pocket handkerc'
pillows II prs socks
3 shirts r- 4 arm sings
pre- drawers 30 lbs dried apples,
dressing gowns dried sweet corn
bed quilt.
Mrs NJ E. GIBBS,
Mrs. II E. GIDDINGs, Pres
Secretary. H'- u
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
Read WHO Saws So:

From the Rev. q. Beck, Pastor OF tie Baptist Church,
Peuberton, N. j., formerly of the North Baptist
Church, Phelidephia.
] have known Hoofand's German Bftters favora
bly,, for number of years l have used them liz
my own family, and have been so pleased with their
efert, that was induced 10 recommend Them to mR-
ny others, and Auow that they have operated In q
strikirgS beneficial manner. AXE great pleasure In
thus publicly proc imiug this fact, and calling this
attention afflicted with he diseases for which
they are Tecommeude d, to these BtterP, knowing
from experience that Recommendation will be
tained l do this more checriuily as Boohaud's Bit
tiers is tended to benefit the afflicted and is mot
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI q. BECK.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

From Rev j. H. Turner, Pastor of nedding M. X. Cb.,
Phdadepna.
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir :--HaVing used your Ger
man Buffers 10 my family frequently, am prep red
IS say that il has been great service believe that
ID most cases OF general debility OF the system it is
the So lest and most valuable remedy Of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
j. II. TURNER,
No. 1876 N. Nineteenth street.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

wesen Passage Tickets to or from the Old
Country by the Black star Line of Liverpool Packets,
and the Crnard Lire of Steamers
DRAFTS 90 ENGLAND aud IRELAND, sold at the
lowest rates.
The hghes. prices paid for Colo Silver and cOu-
pons.
May %, "a ly50 y N DAVIS, fdhhisr.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
No. 726 N. Nineteenth street

From the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
Columbus m u and Miles'own Pa Baptist Chs.
New Rochelle, NY
Dr. G. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir IL eel IL a pleasure
thus OF rny own accord to bear testimony to Che
cehsnce OF the German Bitters. Some years since.
being much afflicted with dysptpsia used them with
them to persons eDfeeoed by that tormenng disease,
and have h I'd from them The most hattering testimo-
alas as to their great value 10 Of general de-
biliJ believe 1t to be- tonic that cannot be
tassed J. N. LYONS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
Eighth below Coates st., Philadelphia

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Baptist Ch.,
Germantown, Penn
DE- G. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir :-Personsl experi>
epce enables say that regard the German Bit.
tiers prepat ed 0y you most excellent medicine. In
cases of severe cold general debility have been
greatly Gifted by the Of the Btters and doubt
nor they will produce similar eGec.s on others.
Yours truly WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22
From R.r J. Neacton BrOwn, d, d., Editor
III. z ...untnnndin al Relinious x uo1nLedna

From R.r. j. Neacton BrOwn, d. D., Editor
Me Epcyctopedia Of Religious knowiedgs
Although not disposed to ravor OF recommend Paten
Medicines iu general through dstrust of their iugred-
ents and efects,l " sufficient reasons why
may not TESTIFY TO tlf benefits he believes him
self tn have received from any simple preparation, in
the hope MAJ he may thus contribute to the benefit OF
olheis.
do this the readily in regard to Hoofands
German ters, prepared by DR.. o. NJ. Jackson, of this
city because was prejudced against them for many
years under the impression that they were chiefly an
alcoholic mixture am indebted to my friend, Robert
Shc4 akcr Esq for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests ard Tor encouragement to try them when
suffering from <, eat aud To- continued debility The
II three bottles Of these Btersat the beginning OF
Il preseht W followed by evident reief,abd re-
aon degree of DO lily and mentsvigor which
haa felt for six months before, aud had almost de-
spA red of regainiLg ] therefore thank God and my
friend Tor directing to the OF them.
PBILAp'A JuYR 90 1861 J. NEWTON BROWN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-22

From the Rev. Jos. II. Xennard, Pastor Of the 10th
Baptist Church.
r. Dr. Jackson: Dear Sir - have been frequently
r. quested to connect my name with concentrations
OF different kinds of medicines, but, regarding :hs
All cases decned; but, with clear proof In vsIous
i1stauc.s and particularly NY family, OF the USE
fulines of Dr. Boo6aDd's German Btters, depart for
once my usual utse, TO xiIess my full coDvc.
ton that TOR general debitg 0fe system. ana es-
pecjoAy E,r Liner COmpLaint, IL u sgfe ana cal
adtte prep0j ati0aa. Ii some cases may fail but
usually doubt not it will be very beneficial TO those
W DO suffer from the above cause.
Yours very respectfully,
j II KENNARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

KSoxvILLE, March 23.-The Govern
ment is now issuing 1000 rations daily
to indigeaE eitizens Thsy are offered
free transportation and required 10 90
North within fourteen days, or cease to
draw yaiions There are nov in store
here large quantities OF ratiens IN ex.
cess
Eleven inches OF snow fell here yes
terday.
The rebels stilI continue the most &C.
tive preparations Tor their supposed raid
into Kentucky. They are seizing horses
in every quarter There is no doubt
their cavalry Is in good condition. Gen
Mel.aws division and yaagha's brigade
are being rapidly mounted Others will
follow suit as soon as horses can be pro
cured Ooe Thousand msa have been
furloughed, under the promise that EACH
man will rstOsa with horse,
Longstreet IS expected from Richmond
soon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
New fork Markets.

Saw Yozx, March IS.
co ToS HATS tor MiddIiag URlAaas. and
1aaa75e for Low Mi5diiRgs
FLOUR Sc lower. aud sesrcsly 20 active: g. Is
as 10 fsr E1trs State. 81 sszs7 20 for Extra
h. H. o.. and 81 fs@sa % for trade brands,
market closing arm.
wEISkT irrsgalAr and unsettled 99eessi os
for State aud Western, closing With sales Of
Western At 81.
WHEAT IL limited supply, and msrkst las
better; 81 sseSi g for Chse@ss spring. 81 esq
81 g. for Milwauk-s Club. 81 essSi y for VITA
Ter Red Western. AHd 81 IS lot Old DO.
BYE arm at 81 259si Is.
CORN lc better, sad nors sstivs; 81 50 for
Ola Western. in store.
OATS Ie bsttsr 9agsIe.
PORK ia .ctivs dsmAud At higher prices Mess
s2sasss szS<; Old do. So IS; New Dc. SIT
closing At latter price.
MONEY steady at per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE armsr and qaist a.
isieels2 for bankers biIIs-
GOLD arm--opeHing at es11ss, deeIiRiag TO sss I.
advancing to sssss6sss, and closing hrus Al ss11t
3s91<
GOVERNMENT STOCKS wisAoEs escidea
change. The Sab-TreAsaFy ts-d4y Feesivsa
ss7s.O in subscriptions to the nsw loan
AFrxHxoox.-GoLD gate excited, eieslag, 81
four s'eloek, AZ iss5t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26

New YoRE, March pa Baltimore
correspondent Of the World gives the
following as the exact strength Of the
rebel army, March the Goth: De
partment Of Virginia, Gen. Lee, com
handing, headquarters With the army,
seven divisions Of infantry, 10000 men
two hundred and fifty pieces Of artillery,
5000 men; fifteen regiments OF cavalry,
5000 men, At Richmond and vicinity,
under EwelI, at Petersburg, Goldsbcro,
Wilmington, and along the railroad be-
tween Richmond and Wilmington, M
der Pickett and Barclay, $4,000 men.
Under Imboden, near the line of the
b L O. r. r, and in Northern Virginia,
5000 men. From Lynchburg TO Airing
ton in South Virgins, ard guarding the
line Of the great southern railroad from
Lynehburg to Longsireets piekets, in
East Tennessee, under Breckenridge,
5000 Total under Lee orders 10000
men. Department Of the Southwest,
Gen. Polk eommading, headquarters at
psmopolis, near Selma, Ala, forces
under Johnson, at Dalton, and operating
against Sherman, in Grants late De
partment including the corps Of Hardee,
20, 900 strong, part Of which was recent
ly sent TO Florida, and cavalry under
Forrest, Richardson, Lee, aud Writ
Adams, $4,000 In East Tennessee,
Longstreet commanding, headquarters
at Balls Gap, $4,000 Department of
the Gulf, until recently commanded by
Beauregard, headquarters at Charleston,
troops ia Charleston and Savannah,
$4,000 Trans Mississippi Department,
Kirby Smith commanding, Davis, Price
and Holmes. in Arkansas and Magruder
in Texas, $4,000 Department Of the
Gull, at Mobile, under Gen. clayburn,
5000 Total num5er Of troops 2T5, 900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Iron the Yex. York TriBaas I


"Ob that men and women would real aad
ponder on the Lists Fl Mortality pusIishsd
weekly, aor,thIy and yearly in orr city. There is
ever Earthly great proportion Of Consunp tion
Gases. The statistic Tables prove that whiis
other DISEASES siay their thousands. Consumption
Stays iss lens Of thousands.
In the Early stages Of Throat add Lnag Com
paint, ". consider MADAME ZADOC PORT
Frs CURATIVE BALsAN iHznlble-"
ps let tboss who have doubted the virtues o
Bcu's CsDkoT BrrsTs-. Il any such there he
fssa the following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
Known in this community, aud doust DO more.
Its general Introduction into the army wili sAvs
the lives offh0as4nds u cur soIdisrz
LoUrsvrLLz. Ky june ii, 1863.
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects
prodscsd By tbs ne q DR.. JosS BCLL's cEDEoz
BITTEEs IN ease q general debility and proatr4fion
Of the system, and believe iis general uae would
prevent disease and relieve much suhsrfng.-
Among our soldiers particularly wonid this be tbs
ease, especially those who are exposed ts mias-
matte lnaueHce in The southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. u Dis. Ky.
GHA5. B. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port d Louisyilis, Ky.
tDL. u. DENT
Provost Marshal Gsa'1 Of Kentucky.
REV. d. p. HENDERsOS,
Vice Prss't II Sanitary commissiOn.
HARVEY, HUGHES co,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. r. D0ERs.
Prop. Louisville Anzeigsr.
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main strsst,
Louisviils, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 Co,
wholesale shoe Dealer, Main ga, LonisEiils.
HART A MAPOTHER,
TdthSgraphers. cor Market aad Third sts
Loulsyiily, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER.
Clothing Merchant: eos I'd aud Marks, Eis
Louisville, Ny.
CAPT. ,. y ufLDRETH.
OF SlsaIner Major Anaarsou
MAI L. Z. THusTON,
PayTaaafer 4. =. Army.
Q. NJ MEFCALF,
National Hotel, Louisyiils, Ky.
COL. JESSE BAfLEs,
4th Ny. cavalry.
GEORGE u. PREsTCE,
Loulsyiil@ Journal.
See adyertisrmsut@in another column.
hbg y sold ~ PETER WEBBING,
sole a gsHt, Evansville lad.