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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
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.hohht have some tpnBsRe4GpSnSsao o. 90 q.
bafha issFsel was eroyfsd With stsAmsFs, .sAis
mgrning, aud s5fas ffeighf 81 sccdm ulAiinc,
chiefly discAar dfnoms ssalaefs.iel sai q @a-
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paasapndl and p. t,o wpgigAsa, Essbsgls ss 40
LoSutlaYille; par.ipg, Memphis 40 clRelnnstt;
Liberty No. LodIssills % aMeEnpLiG Armada,
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The, Arizoula, Cuba, ,MeInotte, plAnond Rad
Woodward webs IN Govern me1t employ, and com
pAratfvefy fieHtsdf 10 s4og isisalo sfs is2 o.
.sThs caba Is ssill - The landasg, anda siIBvss-
haps. 70 tara from this port. -. ..,.,,f,..-o
The Dsrling had h6s Tip, and dIsckaTSsd scd
'bAiss Of cotton nsrs. s.s6Ssfgatd 70 Esr6sn, pahR.
'rSOn . o. ~h ieAihas 1aiEeusy sOPs lsSsSAsd By
shssfssf Cott9n kxRresg.ls snW fadoii n0ii
a The AEmafa came in HON Cairo aompsEatlyely
light. She win fetart Vi. nforrotgA ssiipDt'l
lTh1 'Fsauy EIr@udissi dldi sotesFana6ssn .asF
'nooas being aefSisee feErsRpiFAsda ,tab % III
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viii leayp this sveniag. she does not sssm 70 Be
getting much freight, aad, iadsed, thsss-fs no
ffesght fer AeAphis gfsFaE Reyg snd, beth the
SpPesi0r sDd l5erty VIII 70 out with bat ilttls
freight Esm, ,tlis pefhtss ThS ubsfioF onsrs ii .
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30 The gorgeOas Liberty No. arrived from Louis-
vills about 100 tf6ek ana wlfisatt 'ali4 o'eioek
for MsmPh his .sud saway yiiAhsi6t,s asASahas 6kea
thoroughly aud slHborstelg reReitsaO5hsyins q %.
csiFed new roof and q .he9Ey. S9pt, ri PslP {,
h,Nhieh maksgheF Iook extremefy handsome. sha
hss elsp lssa ltrsngshstSssi shEO kliSdt.s NbieSs
Decreases her csruirBasppsolsy ssd bara spsesal
Her bar hss siaP ,keen Fqngaslsf, Aads httsd uR
with larriebp a~ood hafsh, and other improve
mepfs nd9edsr kich render her a. good a. new.
We regret that AsrMfiis tie kAs 4sss IeHAsks Il
We we're sttsehed y thaPldy fac illez Aopsss csss
taius Co'aser aed Judge ars II 1pe, festhsr, snd
arn.eQz . lzse uto stay.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

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Lumber FIOsripg
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

Patent Duplex Iltiptlc Skirt, ~
ffft 00mBIHfka auHta 81 a4Mh
elegance, .f fLtgheness, COMFORT and
f EeonamYr edt ni esuoE
SSs @Ss GSqSsiSgsDs of sse 'o' F' s'''
JF&s. A. COOLIDGE,
ml4-3m IL aud 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
HOi EVERYBODY.

E0oD Powder, ImperiaE and YQung Hyson
VI Teas, japan and Black Teas--aif At rea uced
prices. Common Green'TtA 81 per h., at
mh22. ----STs9. MAIN Street. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05
Determination Of the Enemy.

= The rebel Is fought witiaispirit and de.
.cosss~slf G SHgaSg. Der, fine sse Fas' re. @
lieved three times, and fresh troops sent
in. Vigorous charges we're made at
otherSpoints, but nowhere did Qgrslina
waver. Lafe ii the afternoon their cav.
alrY appeared on our entire left in con-
siderable force, threatening sonrmwagou
trains Dus stan and nGase, of Ward sdt-
'visfen, with one Of Kilpatrick',s brigades,
bloekeduthe game, however, and sot6thl
ing further was seen of irebef cavalry
during the Bentonxille fight toilasiie ,aiTi,
asa sita'satA The Las. CHARGE. '''S ai'@ %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
Scientific American.-The

Scientific American.-The new volume
of The Scientific american, published by
Mum & Co., No. 81 Park Row, New York
city will be in particular at all inferior to. the
previous issues of this, the best paper in the
United States for mechanics, inventors and
manufacturers. In point of size and circulation
it exceeds all other periodicals of its class in
this country. Each number-published week.
ly-contans sixteen pages, embracing, with
appropriate illustrations all the principal dis
coveries and inventions of the day, articles up
| on tools and machinery used in work shops,
manufactures, steam and mechanical engineer
ing, WOODEN cotton, chemical, petroleum, and
all other manufacturing and producing inter-
eats, firearms, war implements, ordnance, war
vessels. railway machinery, electric, chemical
and mathematical apparatus, wood and lumber
machinery, hydraulics, oil and water pumps,
and water wheels, with household, horticultu-
raj and farm implements-this latter depart
ment being very full and valuable for farmers
and gardeners Every department of popular
science will form topics in It's articles, which
everybody can read with good understanding
and interest. Reports of scientific societies, at
home and abroad, patent law decisions and dis
cussionS, practical recipes, and official lists Of
all patent claims, also form special and mpor-
tant features OF The Scientific american.
Terms 50 per annum. Is
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

The Holiday Trado.-Christmass has
come and gone, though we should judge that il
will not soon be forgotten, if souvenirs, gifts
presents and mementoes will keep day in re.
membrance. 1t is safe to say that such II oil
day trade was never before enjoyed by the va,
body made and received christmas presents.
Stores more especially devoted to the Holiday
trade are completely bought out. Bronson &
Bone, who had filed their store with really q
metropolitan stock Of Holiday Goods, fal
ahead in quantity, variety and value of any
stock of the kind ever before seen in Ken0sha
are literally 'cleaned out, and their store looks
empty, which by the way, they will soon rem
edy. S. C. johnson had heavy run of trade
in his line. Holiday Books, Gift Books,Annu ais
Pictures, Juvenile Books, &c. Wagner e. Bre-
mer at their Holiday Bazaar also had fine
run of trade, and their large stock of Toys, Can
dies, Fruits &c. &c, were largely drawn up
on, which too, will soon be replenished.
We will barely suggest that the holidays are
not over yet, and that there are still many holt
day goods lett in the city, and at least feU as
ne can testify, who have, by some strange fatal
lty, we presume, been sadly overlooked in the
distribution OF gifts. New years is still to come,
and our philosophy teaches very decidedly,
that such things are "better late than never" II
anybody has made an oversight or been forget
full, there is time for making amends.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

~ Beadle's MOnihIy.-The publishers of the
popular Dime Novels have entered the field OF
magazine literature with "Beadles Monthly, a
Magazine of To-day, p which bids fair to secure
large circulation. The publishers say Our
aim is to give the reading public a magazine
neither overburdeBed with romance nor toe
weighty with thoughtful papers upon weighty
themes; but to maintain that ''happy mean,
which shall render it readable, enjoyable and
useful" The first number opens with an illus
trated poem on Balls Bluff; followed by 6
story, "Tbe Dead Lett en-" Illustrated; ''Walks
Among Words" "The Gorilla at Home
illustrated; the prisoner of War in Texas y
scorpion 6ulch," a Gold Seekers Tale; "Old
Style and New Style,' Dissertation on Toi-
lettes, illustrated; and variety of poems, sto-
res and miscellaneous matter, filing 100 pages
Terms, 50, year; in clubs of five and one
extra copy $1,000; in clubs of ten and one ex-
ira copy, $500. a.01.
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HelrnboIds Fluid Extract Of X

HelnbOIds Fluid Extract of BN-
chu.-From the concurrent testimony of the
scientific men, Druggists, and the thousands
who have tried Helmbold's Fluid Extract o.
Buchu, there is no doubt that celebra ted ned
cine advertised in another column is ell and
everything the proprietor claims for it, and fol
disease of the kidneys and kindred organs there
is nothing like it. Helmbolds magnificent es
tablishment on Broadway, New York is the r,
suit of that popular testimony. 1t is known
that regular physicians have, from time imme
mortal used Buchu, when prescribing for the
above named diseases, and It is we'll know
that the superiority of Helmbod's preparation
over all other Fluid Extracts OF Buchu, has in
duced many of these same regular PLY,
sicians to order Helmbold's in preference to any
other description of the same ar ticle.
Helmbold beside being a liberal purchaser o
the article known ss Printers Ink, has in New
York, at 594 Broadway, the largest and hand
soonest store in the United States. Our readers
wishing that city should give him call, as it i
also the Metropolitan Headquarters for fash
ionaDle perfumery, and all articles necessary
for perfect toilet.
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Cheese Manufaeturer.' Convention.

Cheese Manufac turers' Convention.
Kenosha being the principal Cheese Manufsc>
turing county in the State, some of our readers
may be interested in the following which we
copy from late number of the Madison Jour
nal
To CHEEsE MANUFACTURERS have re.
ceived circular from the \. Y. State Cheese
Manufacturers Association, setting forth
that it's third annual meeting is to
be held at Utica, January llth and 18th. 1t is
claimed that there are now over 20. 900 persons
engaged in cheese dairying in New York alsne,
who are directly or indirectly connected with
this association. Delegations from eastern and
western states and the Canadas are expected,
| and subjects of great interest to dairymen are
TO be discussed. An address is to be delivered
X. A. Willard, widely known as on of the best
practical writers on the dairy in this country.
Reports are expected from over 400 cheese fac
| tories and large number of private diaries.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

somers' Teachers AsseciaIisB-The
second meeting of the Somers' Teachers Asso-
citation will be held at the Town Hall on Friday
evening, January 5th, at O'Clock. The exer-
cises will consist Of reports from the different
schools, Essays, Declarations, Discussions, &c.
The friends of education and the public gensr>
ally are invited to be present.
By order ofthe Executive Committee.
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We. Mnnson,s Lecture which we no HI

MIR. lannon's Lecture which we no ticed
last week as to take place this evening" postponed
until Sunday evening, at Simmons Hall. Subject 5
follows: "Hstory of the settlement, purs ut cond-
lion and prospects of the Republic CT Liberia" The
lecture will doubtless be instructive and inter
ing one. Mr. Hanson will speak of facts which have
allen under his immediate observation during his
residence at Monrovia. His means for acquiring a
knowledge of the present condition of things on the
west cost Of Africa. especially the Republic of Libe
have been most complete Our citizens will we doubt
not very generally avail themselves ofthe opportu-
nifty to hear the lecture. Seats free.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

Kenosha CsuHty.-We are indebted te
the Secretary of state,for q copy of his Annua
Report. 1t is an interesting Report, contain
ing as il does the enumeration of the lnhabitan
of the several townships, cities and counties
OF the State, taken last summer. It also CON
tains 3.full abstract from the returns OF Agrl'
cultural, Mineral and Manufacturing statistics
for the year 1865. gathered by the assessors
last spring pursuant to the provision of chap.
538, Laws of 1864. iss.J a77s ..
In number of acres Kenosha county is the
smallest in the State, and yet according to the
figures in this report, it takes foremost rank
IN many branches OF industry.
In the production of apples it is first in the
State, showing l4.649 bushes, Walworth Id
second having 10, ISL bushels. In the produc-
ton of cereals the lerger counties go far ahead
of us. There are but Eve counties ahead OF US
in clover seed, a in fax seed. In the manufac-
ture of Cheese, we are far ahead of all others.
We have 1878 lbs. Jefferson is next. 96, o56
lbs., WaIworth next, 84,9l3. In No. of Sh
on hand, K enosha stands fourth, with SIS -
and in the No of lbs. of wool we stand -.
AONIcc1 iDo' AHO tooiC kiNSD US circuit IOT no
leather at all, and only les pairs of boots and
shoes. We have, however three Tanneries,
one of which IN. r. AlleI's) alone must have
manufactured 40, 900 lbs of leather, and we must
4th in the manufacture of leather. There is but
one county that is ahead of us in the manufac-
ture of Wagous-Racins reports, $50, 4s5, while
Kenosha is reported at S84, $50. We con-
fdent that 80, 600 would have been nearer the
value of our Wagon manufactures. Milwau-
stands third in this branch of manufactures,
500 1920. --rsaa se.-e-sa Z
The people of Kenosha county may well feel
proud at this exhibit of the product of their in
dustry. 1t shows two things-that Kenosha is
one of the most fertile and productive counties
in the State, and that it lie more fully developed
and more highly cultivated, than any other
county in the State.
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sSDon' the Foolish. You can make Si1
Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and examine al
invention urg emily needed by everybody. Oh
sample sent free by mail for 5oc., that ret all
easily for Sc, by R. L.. Wolcott, ITO Chatham
Square, New York. 1ymyl6
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Fire I'VE call the special att ention of our
Bristol readerst to the Notice of the Annual
meeting of the Mutual Insurance Co. of the
town of Bristol, in this weeks Telegraph, to
be held at Agricultural Hall, on Tuesday next,
Jan. I'd, 1866 at l p. NJ, This notice was hand
ed us and should have appeared last week. but
was accidentally overlooked or mislaid by the
compositor after it was put into his hands.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

Charley shays QuincupIexaI, which
means troupe of Japanese SOrcerers, sTroupe
of Com medicines, Knife ThrowerS, Ethiopian
Performers &c, ali in one grand entertain
ment, who will exhibit at Simmons Hall this
evening. There will be full house of course
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

OrdinntiOn.---ReV. w. w. RAFTER, for
the time being, rector of St. Mathews Episco-
PAD Church, was ordained in this city yester-
day. The services which took place at the
Church, were of An interesting character, and
and we're witnessed by quite large audience.
Among the clergy present, who took part in the
services, were the venerable Bishop Kemper,
Rev. H. M. Thompson, Rev. Prof. DeKoven of
Racine, Rev. Mr.. Wilkinson of Milwaukee, and
Rev. Mr.. Sweet Of Waukegan. Rev. Mr..
Thompson preached the ordination sermon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

Those wishing employment for the win
ter would do well to apply to the undersigned at tn
City Hotel.
But a small capital is required. J. J. GRAY.
Dec 2Sth 1865.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

The Saturday Evening POst.-This
great Philadelphia Literary Weekly enters up
on the year 1866 under new auspicesj Edward
Deacon retiring and Mrs. Bella "a Spencer
succeeding as part proprietor. Hereafter, EN-.
erson Bennett will write only TOR the Post. He
opens the new year with Kentucky tale The
Phantom OF the Forest Mrs. Spencer viii
edit the Post and also contribute a continued
story. Among the long list of contributors tC
the Post may be mentioned VIM. &. Bryant
| Virginia f. Townsend, Mrs. Mary A. Dennison
Mrs. M. +. Tucker, Mrs. Louise c, Moulton
Mrs. Margaret Hosmer, Florence Percy. AND
some twenty other able writer's. The Posi- will
be almost entirely filed with original matter
and its past reputation is a sufficient
guarantee for its future excellency.
Terms---One copy, one year $3.50, two cop
les 81, four copies 50, eight copies land one
free $l6, twenty copies land one free] $35.
Extraordinary O6er.---The propretors offer
one of Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machine,
the regular price of which is ffty-fve dollars
as followss
Twenty copies, one, and the machine $40
Thirty do do do do IS
Forty do do do do. 100
| This is grand chance for clubbing. We rec
ommend the Post most cordially to the people
of Wiscon sin. Address Henry Peterson & Co.
3l9 VAIN ut st. Philadelphia, Pa. s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

TNNHE UNDERSIGNED, licensed Auctionesr will sell
u at Public Auc ions in all parts OF Ksuosha Coun-
ty and in the northern part of Lake County Ill., upon
application either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT
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Licensed Auctioneer.

gMNHE PEOPLE Of Kenosha city and county are rt
u specially informed that the subscriber, Liceni
ed Auctioneer, will sell at public Auct!ensn all par
Of Kenosha County. b. .,i.s.
Kenesha, Feb. Q, 1854.
Wv BAKER
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
Our Young Folks, for January is rece

Our Young Folks, for january is teceiv.
ed. L. Maria Child, Gail Hamilton, Rose
Terry, Mrs, Stowe, Jean Ingelow, and other
writers contribute to this number. A fine por-
trait on reel, OF Mrs. Stowe accompanies this
number. Terms $500 as last year.
Address Ticknor g. Fields, Boston, Mass.
Ticknor g. Fields also announce that on Sat-
urday, January 6, 1866, they will begin the pub
llcation of weekly journal, entitled Every
Saturday" journal ofchoce reading, selected
from foreign current literature. Its plan en-
braces incidents of travel and adventure, essays
critical and descriptive, serial tales, short stories
poems. biographies, literary intelligence, ETC.,
in connection with judicious selections from the
admirable popular papers on science, which
are constantly appearing in foreign periodicals
1t will contain 80 large octave pages, printed
in double columns. Price S., year. f.Ft5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
A Boauet i'm a Single Drop o

FIuid.---An armful of roses might exba!e a
more overpowering odOr than a single drop OF
Phalon's "Night-Blooming Cereus," but in
freshness, delicacy and pure, healthful fragrance
the drop would far transcend the flowers. Sold
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
William RrOadcast Seeding ma

WiIlinms' Broadcast Seeding Ma
Chine.-We call the attention of capitalists
to the card of Henry Williams, of this city, in
reference to his Patent Broadcast Seeding Ma
chine. This machine took the premium at our
last County Fair, and what was better, met
the decided approval of every farmer who ex-
amined it. We are confident it will be the ia
vorite Seeding Machine, whenever it is manu-
featured and introduced. We hope some of our
manufacturers who have the facilities for such
work will take the matter in hand and make up
hundred of the machines. They will find a
ready sale, and we believe it would be the be.
ginning of large and paying manufacturing
business
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28
HUDSON FOX,
Licensed AuctiOneeF,
AUCTIONEER'

Is prepared TO sell at auction, every description o
property anywhere in Kenosha county short notice
Post ONCE address, KEHosHA, Wis. bm2s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

The NKasque rRdo PRTIy.-Those of our
readers who like such pastimes, rightly con
Quoted, will not forget that the Grand Masquer-
sde Party, gotten up by the young ladies comes
off tomorrow friday evening, at Simmons
Hall. The young ladies who have this party in
charge are among the first, and it is intended
that everything shall be of the most unobjec-
tionable character, SO that all may enjoy them
selves. The very best music has been secured
for the occasion, and all the arrangements made
for capital time. Everybody ia to be there.
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Ladies Don't Forget

That zoe haze full assortment of Goods IN
YOUR lane, and at LESS prices than
some of oar nesghborS q0ho
GGSs More.
DOAN & HAWLEY.
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J. H. WINSLOW & co.

ESTABLISHED $780,
1000 Watches, Chains Silver Articles, &c.
WORTH $5OO,OOO!!
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH, WITHOUT
Is. REGARD TO VALUE!
Ard not to be paid for until yOu Enoo7 qchat you
are to get.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-12-28

The Atlantic MenthIy for January, 1S6t
has reached our table. The following is it,
contents: Passages from Havthorne's Diary
by Nathaniel Hawthorne Castles in the Air
by w. Z. Bryant; Beauty and the Beast. b!
Bayard Taylor, The Wilderness, by j. Trow
bridge; The Bells of Lynn by Fl. W. Lopgfel
ow The High Tide of December, by the autho
of Life in the Iron Mills" Lucy's letter, b.
Anna NJ. Brewster; Doctor Johns, by Donald {
Eitchell Wind the Clock, by Il. Rich: TIL
Kingdom Coming, by Gail Hamilton; Th
Chimney Corner for 1866, by Harriet Beeche
Stowe Griffith CANT. H., by Charles Reade
Reviews and Literary Notices.
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The weOIen Factory.

We understand that this enterprise is looking hope,
fu yet though the work OF subscription the capital
stock seems to drag somewhat Butit ought net to
There be question, but that, purely pecus
mary investment is of the very best that can
be made at the present time. But aside from that
consideration olr business and real estate hold
could afford - subscribe literally for the indirect
benefit they would derive from the establishment OF
such Factory in the city Both these consideration
combined, ought to ensure sufficient capitol at once
We understand that some e2S 600 have been sub
scribed ards the fifty thousand which it has been
determn ed to raise, as basis upon which to COM
mence operations. Mr. James Stryker who has the
enterprise in had is hopeful of ultimate He
is admirably qrallfed fer the he has on hand,
aud COL fdent he will succeed if be in
the category of possibilities.
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Ghe genusha telegraph
-. ~
Thursday Morning Dec. 2S, 1865
Chicago l. milwaukee Railway

Change Of Time, December 10, 1855.
Trains leave Kenosha as follows: ~
First Train SOUTH, Express $50 A. N.
Second Express, 6:l5 2. ID.
Third " Night Accomo'n s:20 do
Pirst Train NORTH, Night Accomm'n 1a:45 A. N.
acn,c $. Express, 1899
Third Express, $3.50 P. NJ.