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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

CUT nEATS-srssay az I&9lsc for shsuidsrs.
ard 1zt3I9s fer hans- Bsesz dulls cuDbsriasd
CIT q I4Gzllz
lard al st 1sSszgis<
BTTTEE-Aore scfiSs Z Issa2l for osioi 2S5
IS for STATE.
CEkkSE-1n request a. i&eszlc-
MoSET-J7nti1ssss -, with large supply.
81 Sos par cent oE csn ioaas-
zIf0
GOLe-AoEs actiTe sae armsr; opening A.
lsE1l. sds4neinE 70 ISs5k, and elosing ~ lSS5<
chs--withOcs ascidst cnaugs-
GOVT ST0Cks--Dall ARa heavy; 60 81 c51-
poGs, no; SO 5, coupons io45ss do coupons
nsw issus, 1Gs1<
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
HOME INTERESTS.

10 PHsncIkzs.-u gog wish TO parch@sa psre
Drugs, AsdlcIass, and Chsmle4ls a. small i'd
vance sE Eastern prices, SO and Examine Sara
4 WaTTE's stock, where yOu VII ind evssS arii-
els that Is nsed~d By the prosssisn, Anc A. psoss
Which cannot s.si 20 give ssssss~etiOE- Thsif
STR. Il II No. 81 Mafn street nsy4dkwsf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
REGULAR PACKETS.
TO Steamboat Men.

We hope steamboat men will bear IN
mind that the Journal Company ia pre-
pared 70 do all kinds of steamboat
printing, ruling and binding in manner
SELDOM equalied and never surpassed
Leave Jour orders, gentlemen, and We
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

INV YcRks May l2-The hall occn-
pied By Hooley's Minstrels, in Brooklyn,
took ere fbismornipg, and all the scene
ryssFarato5ese and working machinery
of@the Establishment wesa destroyed.
Los $4,000. - -.
The lard OIL factory Of Wm. Flanders,
on Water treet, yes also destroyed b.
fire. dis evening. Both fires we're The
WORT Of tncendiaries,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
WILLIAM RRAYTs.

IL ASA6&8 ma y 49,
Attorney 81 Law aad e. S. CIaiG
Agent,
Il authorized - the GossrnEsst 70 proenrs Pea
sions, BSgn.E aohsss Hack PAy. Bsaaty Land
cs4ina fsr hsRsEs an2 otasE RaSrszTX Destroyed
sE;ie n I. service 81 TIE 1sEsrnnsnt, Sna ala
slaimss OF Essss1sF siae CT nstusa es3sast TIA
United Stats
geunfy for discharged sOldiersi
By al smsaaz,-ht 70 tbs BoantY las, pssssd =;
Gas last session Of CoaErssa, IAN soldiers or
sfhss p@EsonA aha Acre se~n cr sAaR Aersesfsor b
5isehAfSo EttAIn rWo yesss from the este q thsir
snlis.asut b fsason efsoun6s received Ia battle,
shall Eaesfys the sAme enunts ~ Though shs4
served tso years."
ofles ask Mall street. over Rsiisr's Can stsss,
opposite the CoarT House. Evassviis, IaaiAns.
Correspondent must sastoes STAMPS =
"a oooe rsfsE-ases q 30 y seqaiFsd. shss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

W. A Tribute OF Respect.
NEw YoRK, May 1.-THE brig Excel
sior, from Burmuda, reports that on the
day Of President Lincoln's burial, all
the Courts 10 the Island we're closed; ;
flags pt half mast and draped with
mourning, and public sympathy was
aBiversal. - @
The Tribune s-special says;
Gov Crawford, of Kansas, and the
Presidents ~ the North Pacific and the
Alton B ST. Louis railroads have been
appointed Commissioners on the part of
thesG Government TO examine and accept
the Pacific RAILROAD when its various
sections shah have been completed.
Secretary Usher Is TO be President Of
the Kansas branch
President Lincoln had interpreted the
law TO reqaiEe but one Commissioner
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

"A fhysielogl eaE New OF M arriagei
and engrAflng q Of fiis Atlelcnys 81 the aman
Organs In 3 sfatsDf Health and Uisesse, with 3
Trsatise on Early Errors, its Deplor side Conse-
thor'a Plan y Trgstment -thsoHly ratipnal snd
ahccessful sis q cure, = shown by the report
a cases treated. frueafnl Adviser tosafs
rted, aud those contemplating marriage, rho en-
tsrtain doubts of their physical conditions sent
free Of postage 20 apy address,, on retefpt Of %
o. ats, III stamps or postal currency, bY address,
ing Or La CRoI1, No. 81, Maiden Lane "A ibany,
NY. M
The author may Re consulted upon any of the
algesssa upon Ehicb his 1pok treats, eithsr per-
sonaflg OK b Essls nc iieines sent teany part
of the wer4d. = - - aprI3 3ndAw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

aWAsAiGGros, May l2.-Gen. Sher-
man has arrived here and is testifyinz
before the Committees on the Conduct OF
tbesWsF. a. -
Beverly Johnson has consented 10 act
sgerubsel for Mrs. Surrat sos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
cola markee.

sNEwYoRK, May l2-The gold market
Is active under the adjustment Of the
spseulative transactions Of the last two
days{ Large Purchases we're made this
morning 70 cover the short sales Of the
last two or three days, which resulted in
putting up the price to lSs There wes
afsp q good demandfor export
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

Erw s0RLEAss via CARO-, May IL
The rebel General Kirby Smith publishes
Hfanties appeal to his soldiers, dated
ShreSepori, 4s, April II He an.
l nonaees the surrender Of Lee, and urges
/ The troops in the strongest terms to stand
! BY fheirscolorsrih this hour Of adversely
l that.thes fate Of the nationHlepends upon
Them thAs tEsir reaourcess are ample to
bprdEract the struggle till foreign aid ar
Drives, or at least they can secure terms
fToHihs qfas proud people,
Pre- Shreveport Democrat expresses
smazsmeni stathe sssassiDation Of Mr..
- irznnln = - - IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

wives. afothsraapd Sisters, whoss Hhabands
sons and Brothsss 1rsservinE in the armys can :
not put intefhslF Aknnpsaek mrre nessaaFy o
sa1uabls giK Fran fsw boxes Of HOLL0WAH'S
PILLS AEDsofHTMEsT. They issure h-aith
even under issae1Posuiss Of soldiers life Try
them and he safisGsi II the reader of this
notice eaAaot aer - box Of PiIIs or 0intuqat
RON the DrEg sI5he - bis place. let him wfits 70
40, 50 Maiden Iaae, ef.cl0sng the amount. and
will mali .pqx free VI expoDse. 49, srs
viii not ksepsny re.leines on hehd Dseauhs the5
calHot make as aineh proet - or ether psnsonG
make Is eaAfs, ~ oapsa, and 81 40 araf tef or
DOT. so,diers..supply yeursslsss. b87 atks-lSl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
AUCTION SALE.

OE MONDAY, IHE f5fh INST, WILL BE
" soid At AUCTION, =. the store 81 Jehn EcMaz-
anna q splendid assorsnsct n RssAy Made
Clothing and Furnishing Gcods- Ihey wi Be
aola n icss 70 szit the trade.
JOHN MeMARAMAN,
zTs Water Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
Cincluuatl Harkets.

s z Ci'eissa.i HarEs's.
a. - = - c1c1Ea4rs, Nay r.
ThsrsactisG ia G1oid has csussd HFner fsslisg
an TIE msrksts, bit there has been 40 activity II
~ fLuF R=very anil; tbs whole range may b.
isc4liad.e oO@z 2S@Ew a.
I WHEAT-Rsa seld a. 4Oe91 8S, AID az tbs
4 e 5se- kciders askstT IS. =
= CoRN-YeEg scarce and striekiy prime, sOzna,
AsWAp hAeold 80. aaE
3az1sR U.s. 80 20
@NBARLEY--Duiis 1t IOSi %. --.rf
r WHISK ehd no sales q
r P0Rk-Mesa PorS was bald 81 81 oVs there Is
= good demaad forit; 20 Qc99s Q was p&.a FOR
tfto "a BulhzhfsAts i38lA-
/ LARD Lard Eas c6srs4 a. u
- GB0rE RIES-U hesanKed. r
- 9w%EE--S0lTf sgass
( ssCGIE=-TS1IT.
lsgsd0LsAS $ Ess-I 2o3i %
fs@a50LB-f 2Sli 22-
ta@eILvER--I-ls671s 90.
~ MONET-MoRsy naarkst easier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
New York Markets..


New. -Ycrk-Aarkets.=
-D#Ka e. EES TosK, hay ~.
-tsoTTOS-Fira - 5S3sac fos Eiddllng.
FLoJR-5c batter Gn low grades lo13s 60
hrtExtra stata. ' 25@7 SO for Round Hoop Ohio.
aud 5o19 30 for Trade Brands; market elcsing
GrieE and scarcely 90 Arm
WHISKY Dull; " ssearn O..
AMMEAT-A ahaAde Grmnr me I a9% FOR No. 2
Chicago spring, 40 far No. TilfanIs, 90 for
AIilwaakis Ciu1. an. To91 sofor Amber Aiehi-
gan
RTE-Duli e1d drooping.
HARLET--Sesmdy M 40 Cor 6Gata-
EaEH-HsMwy and unsettled at Z ooS5i % fer
s. fser 10 cnazfty, % far rev mfxea Western
ia IS for Whits Nuw oris9nE.
aAIS-1@an lower and more acffve at s. 5s11xc
~ Western
HfcE-Du7l
esnFHEE-E4ru-
N oLAssES--Duat-
T00E-cnims.
pRrROLErAE--S73<c for Cruse, s5sSsss fsF Be-.
I ars4 ID bad ara = 375o for DO, ne.
PoRE-FIrner vita Sir inFotry at IS Goa
IS sd IN nmaB naRn. closing af IS Is cash 3 0c3
Is Is Ar He3 ard eas esah and Regular wsy chs
Z ing AZ y 1z9<. regular way $50 for prims ;
u IS - 90 faT prfEs- ness. Also 500 bbis. neS
1fs14Ass AT aslisFH' option, st Is cog
/ Is &C.
b sF--oasev ~ 2alsc "a psnfn 'ns.s. aud Is
ezbs ~ sxFs ssss. Bssf A2zls, srSssr ~ ss9zs-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13

Epilsptie Fits can be CuredIG-Df.
Lucknow, having become emineHtiy successful
in curing this terrible InRladv, invites all simi-
larry afflicted TO call or send Tor circulars Of ref
ersnees apd testisnonialzef uTnsroua es.es red
of from one to t3enty four years ptandiBg He
devossa hts attenfsen apeciaflgto diseases Of the
CerebFo-Spinal Aka, OF GerTousS ystefn, and So
hcits iuvestizsilOn 81 lns ciain 20 peblic con-
hiencs Addresa al y, ls eat n ,,cr~rw
Cara " p o. Box 5l1Bs - N aEsTori.
az li3ndA e. II y. y ~ -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
REGULAR PACKET.
SPECIAL MOTTO

His HaaAk-h " &c ett~t&f tAAc@Sf bASNf
81 ckAIs " e - Z.
And the Etfsof his bosom bsiieAsd' ia hsrpsuis,
TIE husbans slHa worsh ppsi was hoPsissziy y
Aeehilg daaiy fof ssIp, In her wiieiy dssotiSn. g
All yAlniy she sEis PHI aad powdsr sad potian--
AL At taassneu pres to grief ss4s~ssezncrisss
III RRTTER'SsBITTERs she heard frop4a
frisad
sss puret.sssa 10. soraiAi hsif sop4s half
/ fsafiRg, 60
a prayer on her u and = tear II Der sysS. -.
Ana tskiaE h.s hands, With vordl khaS -
hesought him thsftnIc her sake to Try
IL be drsns q nsw iif. through his system seemed
stsalisg,
Zach following dEAagALdia ita mission 81 healing
/ c1tn, sfeonEs IN hsatth and most grateful Z
feeling. ~
tss told tha. Essaaery = here tFiaed mt soHs
It's 49, pFopsfstSesats hat The Bltisfs are sald
sxtiusissl5sap giassgana heysr anaar 10 eiresS-s
! stances by NJ gali5ntor b.rei. TVlpoztcD sad
int ators arsabsoad. md the only saissusEashs
psbiIe has against tAen, is 80 thar lbs BliiafA
\ Ens5 buy bses tns - sFased Label and note Of
hana Of aessas HoSsester Smith, asd the Gov
ernment ssalat over me cork Of ths bottle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-13
INSURANCE.
SALOON.

SALOON.
SALOON.
No. - Main ST.
EvASsvELLE, IND.
yoisn y. savsfe- = Co, forun@ris Of Ia 1.t Ia
Cav haye Purshass- the stand fsrmsrfy oeruuis.l
b FEecss.es haker, ~aeFs they will bs RiaAssa -
wait Ga al = b msy call ga then. ays 81
GROCERIES.
5O BsLs PRIME DEIED ARPLEs AT
~ IA. COOKS.
nNx BsL DRIED PEAcHEs Al
" q. A. COOKS.
CoAEFEISG sEw At
loo III eaaEos Dried RAsDhsrrles,
loo ibs choice Dried Blaekberriea
100 Ne eholes Risfsa Cherries,
loo rs choice (sot Piftedl Cherries.
K noz Cao1gg BRag T0S6uKs AT
a,e 8 II. A COOKS
Inn LIS SMOKED HAIRCUT AT
w Il. A COOKS
CHOIcE 1sEEy APPLES.
- 40 osis sA'ies sfseh Apbtasas 49,.
OETos SKIS.
" loba.h PFi@s oaioa sst4 1t 81 -t
H. r. a. COOKS
Bht-s LAhaE ONIONS At
- IA. COOKS.
IN RBi.s BgOEwHEAf FLOUR At
~ H. A. COOKS.
i.'xTRA sUeAR CURED HAMs-BEsT en-
IA etnnAii aid kndisa@peiis branaa, ~ Ne
Ms II A COOKS.
pLATT cos BALTIMORE OYSTERS =
1 RsosiVed tally Warranted fresh
n. a. COOK, Agent
:: Doz FREsH CLANS,
- y doE fresh salmen,A a
= d0x do LsbstsFs, sa
Doc piokelea ciAna. t-
doc Do Lakstsgs. a
30 1C q. a. COOKS.
DuBSETT 4 DUsKRR'a kxTRAcTs Us dds
ID assorted ExtrAris At IA COOKS
m BBLs sPLIr PEAS,
Az bbls Pearl Herky z
hbls Dat Aast,
bhls Parma. M ~
o&ss Pearl Sage,
bt,l Grsca Pes. n
! bti Miiiss Saed. st 4 A sg0E =
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

some of the Wooden EactOries'-W e
publish in another column an item from the
the Madison Journal descriptive of the Baraboo
Wooden Factory. We copy this, to show what
we might have had and should have had, here
10 Kenosha if our business men had taken hold
of it 10 earnest when they should. True Bara-
boo has water power to run Its machinery, ana
we should have to use steam, and yet there are
other advantages that we have, that would nave
more than made up the difference between the
cost of running by water and by steam, anu lett
a balance in chr favor. Indeed it is question
whether 'arge Wooden Factory can berGn any
cheaper by wafer than by steam. There are 80
many purposes to which the exhaust steam may
be applied, that many experienced manutactur-
Ell claim that there is nothing saved by run
ding by water power.
Manufactures in the Northwest are yet hard
ly out of their swadGling clothes, and many a
fortune is yet to be made by the enterprising
and energetic, who seize ''time by the forelock"
and enter he manufacturing field, while there
is hardly any competition for the immense de-
nland for home manufactures.
Ard thete is still another view to be taken of
bic matei$ by our business men and real es-
tate holders. Twenty-Five per cent. the pres
ent unprOductive real estate of the city, dona-
ted out and out, in aid OF such Wooden Facto-
ry as the one referred to, would make the re-
naming 70 per cent, product We, and worth at
least 25 per cent more than the whole is q
present or ever " i'll be without the establish
ment OF this or soms equivalent manufactures.
These are considerations that appeal directly to
the pockets of such of our citizens as are labor
ng half the year to procure the money to pay
he taxes on large amounts of real estate, year
after year. with the hope that something will turn
up to relieve them, if they can only manage to
chang on" few years longer. Now, our be-
lief is that nothing twill turn up of itself.
Unless our business men and real estate boders
take hold themselves and create business by es-
abishing extensive and important manufac-
lures, the sooner they allow their unpr9ductive
real estate to be sold fortaxes and their home
steads too, for that matter, the better it will be
for them, and the more means they will have to
settle in some place that can boast of more
euterprising population.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

A NOrtheaster.---D During the past week
Lake Michigan has been visited with a regular
"northeaster," which eliminated on Sunday IN
a regular blow We have looked for accounts
of disasters to shipping and shipwreeks. For
tunateiy, the list is short one. Several yes
sells sought our harbor for protection where they
lay quietly till the storm bowed out.
The favorite steamer May Queen, met with q
disaster at Sheboygan In attempting to enter
the harbor in the gale she struck against the
pier, and knocked hole in her hull, that
caused her to sink soon after. tug and steam
pump were dispatched from Milwaukee at once
and it ia expected that she will again be in run
ming order in the course of the week, meantime
the Planet takes her place.
The schooner Triumph was wrecked on the
pier at Chicago. The crew escaped
The schooner LewiS CaSS went ashore near
Wolf River
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

A FLOOD. --0n Wednesday afternoon,
tremendous shower Of rain visited our city
and the country north. la wonderful
short time, kent's creek spread out from a
small stream, twenty feet wide, to a river of
a quarter of mile. The railroad culvert
was insufficient to allow the immense body
of water to pass, and damming up, it raised
so as to float OFT the bridge on State street
and that further South. Soon after the rail-
road culvert also gave way, and long dis
lance of the track was destroyed An I'M
usual amount of damage was done to fences,
buildings, grounds, &c. Rock river raised
in short time SO as to stop the water pow
er, and trees, fences hay; etc, came float
ing down the river in great abundance and
confusion. The amount of water that fell,
we have never seen equalled in the same
length of tine.-R0ekJord Register.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

SAT less than New York Prices''-NO
umbug.-Brown has his store filed fuller
an we ever saw it before, ofseasonable Goods
lich he was fortuna to enough to buy at the
,ht time, in the New York and Boston mar,
IS, and he proposes il selling them, to give
customers the benefit of his fortunate pur-
ases Fl lis Goods are marked on the prices
tually paid, and not on present N. Y. prices.
my styles of Staple Cotton Goods he is selling
ow present actual New York wholesale
ces, and you can convince yourself of the fact
taking n. Y. wholesale price current list,
published in the N. Y. Independent and com
ing figures. By all means go and look at
OWNS large stock, whether you wish to buy
aot. Mr.. Brown is always glad to see his
,nds-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted to
Hon. II. E. PAINE, M. C. for the argument
of JOHN A. BINGHAM, special Judge Advocate,
in reply to the arguments of the several counsel
for the consprators for the assassination of
President Lincoln, delivered June 9th and 18th
before the Military Commission, Washington,
D. c., in pamphlet form
Also, for the "Opinion on the Constitutional
Power of the Military to try and execute the
assassins of the President, by Attorney General
Speed, for which favors he will please accept
our thanks.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

"A Splendid Thfng.-We call the atten-
ton of. our readers to the ''P0tent Rustic Ve-
netian YindoU Shade S, now on hand and for
sale at the store Of Messrs. Gaffney & Vale. Mr..
Vale is the agent for this city and county,
They are the neatcst and most convenient win
dow shades we have ever seen. They are also
very cheap and durable and exceedingly orna-
mental We observe that they are all going of
like hot cakes Call and examine them-you
cannot fail to be pleased.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

Scots ond shOes.---Our readers will not, Of
rse overlook the new advertisement of the
and reliable Standby firm, Lyman, Now
CO. They hsve laid in large and choice
9rtment of Boots and Shoes of every descrip-
for the Fall and Winter Trade Their
tom Work cannot be excelled in style OF
lity, while they are bound to keep their pri-
at the lowest possible rates. Ladies are es-
ally requested to call aod examine their
ye-Leather Balmorals, which they are sell
1t less than Chicago prices.
e advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

Merchant TaiIOrs. call the atten
ton of our readers to the new advertisement of
Messrs Zahnen Brothers, in this weeks paper
They advertise d full assortment of Ready made
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods and Cloths,
which they are prepared to manufacture to or
der in the most fashionable style, on short no
tice, and warrant satisfaction. az low as anybody
IN fha Trada
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

Messrs Editors = BY inserting the following
in your paper at your earliest convenience you
will obIige.
"The hand OF the diligent shall bear rule ; but the
slothiul shall be under tribute"
The following scholars of District No |. Towo
of Pleasant Prairie, deserve special notice and
commentator, ;or their punciuaity and regu-
Iarity during the past term of sixteen weeks.
Lottie Derbyshire, Lille F ster, Mary Cady
and Chester Reynolds, not being tardy.
Ida Hooker, Lottie Derbyshire, Mary Osdy,
Lille Foster and Frank Coffeen, not having
been absent day during the term.
p. J. MCCLAUGgRY,
Teacher
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

lac state Fair.---The people of Kenosha
lty---1he stock growers-the Wool growers
,e Fruit Growers and the manufacturers,
uld not forget that our State Fair takes
20 at GAINESVILLE, next week. The distance is
great, the facilities for getting there are
d. The Railroads all carry visitors at hall
:, and all stock and articles for exhibition
=. State Pride as well as the desire to roll
ng the ball of Improvement should induce all
} can to visit the Fair, and contribute to the
nd exhibition For particulars see adyer-
3ment in to>day's paper.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

"BEiIisRry History of WiscOnsi m -
We have seen some specimen sheets of gunner
military History of Wisconsin" 1t Will
make large and handsome octave volume
The letter-pres is clear and large, ana the SUB
iect matter interesting to all citizens of Wiscon-
sin. 1t will contain number of portraits en-
graved on steel, of Wisconsin men who have
won just renown by brave and meritorious ser
vices during the war Among others, portraits
will be given of Governors Randall, Harvey,
Solomon, and Lewis, Gen. Fairchild, Gen. Thos.
Allen, Col. o. II. Lagrange, &C., &c. 1t will
also contain fine portraits of President Lincoln,
and Gen. Grant.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

'SDOn' be FOOIisb.''-Youc can make Six
Dollars from Fifty Cents. Call and examine an
invention urgently needed by everybody. Or
a sample sent free by mail for Soc, that retailF
easily for Sc, by RI. Wolcott, 10 Chatham
Snnare New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21
nEsritanh Rren r,rnhe n-nnn,t fail

British Free Trade. Don't fail to
read carefully our instalment of this article this
week on our 4th page. The faliacy of "Brit-
ish Free Trade is shown up in its true colors.
Nobody can read the facts here set forth and
not be fully convinced of the folly and wicked
ness even, of the free trade theory of the mod
ern democracv
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

More New GOods.-Mr. Weekp, of the firm
Weeks, Fellows 81 Co, has just returned from
g east, whittier he has been to lay in large
ock Of Goods for the Fall and Winter trade
ur genial young friend Fellows, informs US
at their stock will be PEI feet in the line OF
aple and Fancy Dry Goods-that in particu-
r, the Ladies will find their assortment OF La
IS Dress Goods more comprehensive and COM
ste than usual.
Particulars next week
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

no Fime-BRowN wishes us to say that he
intended to have Issued another bulletin from
Dry Goods Headquarters in reference to Fresh
Arrivals, but his numerous friends and custom
rs have nos allowed him time to write it. Take
he will for the deed and go and see for your
elves what an immense stock he has.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

Her mirror may satisfy lady that her dress
is faultess-that all that can fascinate the eye
is combined in her costume-but yet she will
Tot consider herself irresistible until she has
added the browning charm to her attractions
by sprinkling Phalon's ''Night-Blooming Cere-
'ls'' on her lace handkerchief. Sold every
Nrhehe.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

Dentistry. DR. w B. Mead, 50 Adams st.
Chicago, will be at his rooms City Hotel Keno
sha, Monday Oct. I'd, for one week only.
Patients will please be prompt in their atten-
dance as pressing business engagements at
home will render longer stay impossible.
Owls
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

The Cornerstone of the New Block on
the late burnt district, corner fMain aud Mar
ket streets, was laid on Tuesday morning last
The foundation walls are being laid as fast as
the masons can do it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

Rusiness MEMS Meeting this Evening
Don't overlook the all for meeting of the
business men this evening in the Room over
the County Bank formerly occupied by the
Musical Association Matters important TO
the interest of the c ity, are to be considered
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21
Rronson and Rone, still keep the

Bronson and Bone, still keep the mar
ket supplied with every species of Fruit in it's
season. 1t is now almost three months since
they offered the first Peaches of the season, and
now they have the finest largest and most lus-
cious yet offered They always have the very
best to be bad in the market.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-21

AIpaecns.--- Brown has forty different styles
and patterns of Alpaccas---all of the latest and
most fashionable styles, beautiful and cheap
Go and see.