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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22
srlettrd gortrg.
wELCOME HOME.

Q, the men who fought aud bled,
y, the glad aud gallant tread,
And the bright skies overhead,
Welcome home
q, the brave returning boys,
o. the overlooking bows.
And the guns and drums and noise,
Welcome home!
Let the de c,p-voc"d cannon roai,
Ohen every gate und door
Pour out. happy people, pour
Welcome home!
Bloom. o banners. over all,
O,i every roof and wall,
Float und flow and rise aud fall,
Welcome home!
Splendid column moving down,
Iron veterans. soiled and brown,
Grim heads, fit 10 wear ucrowh,
Welcome homc!
Grim heads which wall have been,
Keeping ,ucred things within,
Keeping out the hSsts OF. sin,
Welcome home
There the women stand for hours,
With thelr white hands lulI OF hpwcvs,
Raining down the perluned showers
On the dear men marching home!
Do you see HIM in the line?
Sonnet thing makes him look divine,
And glory makes him shine,
NohilS
Look cut where the flag unfurs
Look out through your tears and curls,
Give them welcome, happy girls
Wecome home
Welcome home from wars alarms,
Welcome to Il thousand charms,
Waiting lips and loving apns.
Welcome home!
Strong man, with the serisus face,
II you saw him in his place.
Marching swift to your embrace,
Coming ,me.
You would weep with glad surprise
AT the dear dead boy that lies
Underneath the southern skies,
Far from home.
Women, with the tender eye,
Weeping while the boys go by,
Well we know what makes you cry,
Weary home
God be with you i'll your In,
You will look and look in vain,
He will never come again
To his home!
so amid our JOY we weep
For the noble dead who sleep
In the vale and OH the steep,
Far from home:-
For the chief who fought so well,
For The Chrisl-like man who fell
By the chosen son OF Hell,
Aud went hone
And we thank you, slavery's dead,
And the hosts of Wrong are fed,
And the Right prevails instead.
Welcome home
Limb and tongue, aud press are free,
And the Nation shouts 10 see
All the Plory yet 10 be,
Welcome home!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-06-22

IAN violently opposed tew ardent speerits
as beveridge, but for manufacturing pur-
poses think leetle ov it tastes good
There il luxury in su mtimes feeling lone
sum.-(Josh Billings. .lI
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

Es-The confidence of the people in the
government of the United States is elo
quentIy shown by the liberal manner in
which they invest in its securities. The
aggregate of Seven Thirties sold yesterday
reaches the immense sum of $15, 165, 800,
of which the Second National Bank of Chi
cago took $3SO,70O Fisk & hatch, a new
banking firm of New York, invested to the
amount OF IS 059, 400, the largest single
subscription ever made to a government
loan in This country: We presume the !u-
nior member of this firm is Mr.. Hatch,
formerly Of this city, and well known in
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
DIED.,

At Key West, Fla, oh Sunday. April l6 h, OF
wounds received il action, Captain EDWARD B.
TRACY, company b, FL United States Colored los
fantry, aged rs years.
In Renosha, March %. .S65 of erysip las. YRS.
IRENE M. ACKERMAN, aged near,y "a years. con-
sistsnt chr stan. exemplary, affeclonste and
devoted mother, talented, intelligent friend aud
counselor She has iorge loving friends
to mourn her, and cherish memory, assured tina,
with her, - All is well ~
And is she gone, the der twi1 SISTER of my sou!
O"mpan'on OF my infancy,
My chlidhond. guide, counsellor OF my
Youth Her Jddgme was The tail st
Ot my gaiay saiHpg b tx. Ihst almost
Fearless rode Oh iifes de- eIttu sea.
QIue heeI .ss OF the coming storm:
der lore igh' needed quick he ga herring cleud,
And whispered take III san "
she seemed nsuHeIiveiy to know, where
Qnicksends lay, aud timely signals gave.
Wre divergent, though our lives below,
Love nnktd our hearts IN Que,
Ana never knew estrangement, ever shall.
l feel ioVe'> drawings still aud hear
Her sp rIt whisper my teart--
The Master calls theel Up, quickly
Don Thy bridal r hes. ali sJaii4s ef4ce;
salvation glorious z ,Ide accept;
Thy lamr preparel Thou TOO, shalt quickly hear
The H"id.g oou's nee, and come
To- III the marriage feast"
.. jpyfo hope! U, glorI us meeting
In d happier cline Hope, fuii of
immortality meeting 10 part no more.
Lei mourhe's dry thei' tears, or shed them
All III gratitude and Icve upon Has feet who br 4
Lite aud Immortality 20 gnJ
HIS blood, our only pea,
His death, our OIL ~ nope OF lite:
His rising from the deaf,
The earnest of the ResHr' ectiOn Morn!
SARAH NJ sHERwouD.
South Richland, osvego Co., :. Y.
The writer OF The above lines is sister Of the de-
ceased. aged q years. PD.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
The Assassination of President Lincoln in
Eur0nn.

we near this morning from across the
All tliIic the echo OF our enthusiasm at the
surrender of Lee, and of our horror and rnourn
ing at the assassination of Presidant Lin.
coin. The shock which all Europe re-.e;,.a
oy the news of the assassination ssan,a
nave been immense. 1t was reoo;vad ~
thursday morning, April o. at 10 orIocIr
In the evening Earl Russell in the House Of
Lords, and Sir Gecrge GREY. on behalf Of
Lord Palmerston i, t5e Hn,,Sa ~ co,,1''a 800. y.
gave notice mat on the lst If nov th.,,
"ou'u '''o' e an address to the Queen, express
.5 o." row and indignation at the assassin
9''oi. Meetings were held. at once, in
london, Liverpool aud number of other
towns, unanimously expressive of grief The
american residents in London met and ad-
Journed to list Of May, when Mr.. Adams was
10 preside at an American mass meeting Mr.
Mason in a letter to The IA1dix. denounced
the crime III the name of the Rebel residents
In England. In Paris the expression of hor
ror and indignation was universal
The ltaliau Chamber of Deputies passed
a resolution, expressive of their sentiments
The Chamber was draped in honor of the
murdered President
Our foreign papers will bring us similar
ACCOUNTS rom other countries, but already
the kilograms announcing the effect of the
news, on the day that it reached England
Indicate that all Europe will be unit in ex-
preston sympathy with our loss and horror
at the atrocious deed.
The news had, Of course, depressing inAu-
ence on American securities, and the the
Five Twenties during the first excitement.
declined about per cent, being quoted at
90 1-2a6O IL. Subsequent account from
America. showing tue stability of our Gov
ernment at this great crisis, have doubtless
removed the cause of the depression
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
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every instance. aud are invited to send red
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eral Agents, o. Drawer 656I Chicago III
For sale. whole ale by Burnhams s. Van
Setback, wholesale Druggists l6 Lake street
Chicago
ll>45I F. ROBINSONN, Agent, Kenosha
Edtg0, IeIegIdPh:-DEAR SIR:-WHh your per-
missOn wish say the eadefs OF your paper tna;
will send, by return maIl, to all vino wish TIA
Recipe, with iu directio for max ing and using
pie Vegetab Balm, that VI il effectualy remove ten
days, pimprs Botche5, ran, Frtck es aud all mpu.
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and beaAtitul.
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
Bare Faces pie di: eGLOns aid nfor matiou thar will
enable them to start full growth OF Luxu"ant HAIR,
hskers, or Moustacne, in less Thirty days.
All applications answered by return ma ii without
charge. Respectfully you 5,
THOS. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
3m4l S3I DrOaCWaV.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
Proposed Arrest of Western DislOyal Editors.
NEW YORK, May 6, 1865.

NRw YORK, May 6, 1865.
The New York IrabWne'S Washington spe
cial has the following: ''The President has
been strongly urged, by prominent gentlemen
here, to subject to arrest and trial such men
as "Brick'' Poneroy of the La Crosse wis
consin Democrat, and the editor of the Chi
cago Times, who, during the past year, have
publicly advised aud excited the assassina-
ton OF Mr.. Lincoln. The subject is receiv-
ing serious consideration"
We presume the following extracts from
the columns of those reasonable sheets, con-
stitute part of the matter which is receiving
serious consideration.
On the LIST of July last, the Chicago organ
of treason, urged the assassination Of Abra-
ham Lincoln, in these words;
''He could not be more worthless dead
than he is living, but would be Infinitely
" less mischievous, and his corpse, repusive
I" as it would be in it's freshest state and rich
" est and most graceful habiIments, would
"yet be the most appropriate sacrifice which
" the iDsulted nation could offer in atonement
81 for its submission to his imbecility and
"despotism."
Three days afterwards, July 4th, on the
day when the loyal portion of the American
people were celebrating our national indie
pendence, the same sheet, in an article depre-
eating the observance of the day on account
OF the war, again recommended the assassi-
nation of Lincoln in the following language:
" Let the people clothe themselves in sack
" cloth and sprinkle ashes on their head. 1t
" beseems to put tie sembance of mourning
deeply on and it in their hearts, over States
discovered, discordant belligercnt, a land
Sfrent with civil feuds and drenched with fra
" ternal gore. Let repentance and RESOLVE
81 attend their humiliation. LET THEM CON
TEMPLATE THE NECESSITY OF WHICH EFw
MONTHS MAY PRECIPITATE, OF STRIKING
down UsURPED AUTHORITY, AND vINDIoA
TING BY THE BLOOD OF DEsPoT THE AWFUL,
"sANoTITY OF CONSTITUTIONAL FREEDOM"
Perceiving that the above could be said
with IMMUNITY, that no arrest or punishment
followed, Brick Pomeroy-who is disciple
of the Chicago treason organ-concluded it
would be perfectly safe for him to talk in
this strain:
MURDER OF LINCOLN ADVISED.
The La Crosse Democrat of August 20,
1864 closes an article in these words
The man who votes for Lincoln now 10 a tran
tor Lincoln IS a traitor and murderer He who
pretending to war for, wars against the constitu>
alon Of our country, is traitur, and Lincoln Is
one o. tnose men. He who calls and allures to
to certain butchery is a murderer. and Lincoln
has done all this Had any former Democrats
Pres1dent Uar1 ed upon tie Constitution or tri.
PED 0sith the deStanies Of ske nation as Lincoln
ha', ne ioonld haze been hurled to perdataon long
Since: AND If RE Is ELECTED TO MIS-.
GOVERN FOR ANOTHER -FOUR YEARS
Ne Ne 5IkUST SOME BOLD HAND Will,
PPI ils HIS HEART WITH DAGGER
FoINf FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD"
The above was uttered when Andy john
son was not President a'fgs4s 5isf
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
Success of The 7.sA Inan-

PHrLADRIPH1A, May - The eonnt,u =, :,
hear with pride as well as with nleasn!a ~ gu
the voluntary nn subscriptions of the people tc
'ne 1-ao loan for the six days of last weeL
amounted 4oo o, to the enormous sum Of $40 9s7
loo. The amounts daily subscribed throltot
Out the countryaand o 70 t,dFtoJay Cooke &
~ ~ oo agency We're as follows: May LIST Is.
80, I'd So, 2S2, 100; Sd, 81 a6l, sUo
1sa 1 S1 lVS'2o0; 9th, 81. 457. 100; 9Th, So
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

EgGen. Grant has received dispatches
from Georgia that JEFF. Davis aud his fugi-
tive pack are completely surrounded by our
cavalry, and that there is no possible manner
of escape for him The gallant Gen. Grier-
sou, hero of the famous Mississippi raid is
the nearest to him, and it is monentarily
expected will catch him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

A PROFITABLE CRor.-A gentleman from
Wethersfeld, Conn, last year bought /, 600
pounds Of onions and put them to seed, get
ting 5000 pounds of seed, which he sold for
the high price of $3.50 pound, getting
ST, 500 for the crop, and n'aking profit
of over $4,000
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

The bedstead and its clothing pressed by
the dying President are 10 be placed in the
Patent Office as historical relics, to grow
more and more valuable as years pass away.
Barnum thought to secure them for his show
but happily failed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

Do you want WhIskers or M0ustache our GI ecIan
, Ompouud vii. force them t. grow inr smuOthest
tace rh II. hair bald ia ads it * NeeKs.-
Price 10. II Ly msIi any where. cirset sealed.
IA rece ipt of price lS4l
address wAHNkR& 90. Box 1888, B,ooh.yn Y
The BrEIsN! hHmssfT. az Essay Z: NsrniuG
aud abstraction f0t suag Men pub,tsHrd D. ths
.iowaTI at %, ai free oil cha Sea.d
envelopes. Ad tress Or. eNILLl NbUj ~ UN
Howard Association, Ph.ia1eiph'A, ia. lt57
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
My Ruling Star-What is it2

Professor EUSrlo L4RR.RD, the greatest living
Astroioger. viii write correctly the Future ESr H.
ly Destiny OF any man, wonan child, giving all
needed information in regard to Prospects III Love
nj Marriage, Business, Ho or, Health. Losses and
Gains Treasures, Erie DIS, Enemies, Riches an Pow
cry c. Fun Planet S., ten years SO, nve years 81,
any FIVE questions 81. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Send day of month and year OF birth whether mar,
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
K'O COmsszsIsDliVer.

'EN II ABVt RTISER hi wing restored to ne u.
Il in few w-rk by simple remedy, after
av,ug -uf ed sever al years wuh severe ure "h-'
ion, ard iiIaT I'd dis COnsumptIuu, X.nus
TO make known t." his fellow sufferers means o. cue"
7" all who desire IL, Will strd c. pJ of he p
eruption used lice Of chm with tn dneclios foi
preparing and uSrg The watch hey viii b. Il q
sure cure FIR Consumption ASTHMA, Bronchitis de-
he only object al ,d. g the re-
ptiop j. benz e 81 cred, AID spread inform
a'ion ich n coocrve- o he iuv4luahr. ana he
iupes -ufterer will via ny reIu' dy as Il wiz
'osi tn, III not. in. aud may prove b Is IHg.
Parties w,.hirg the . escrpton VIII p.ease add ess
XIV EUWaR A WILSON. WiilIaIn>bu &,
Kings CountJ, New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
S 7 9 .!
Pay ing Ib0se extreme Sign p-ict- soF
DHY GOODS, GgsOJE.
RES &c.,
For selling just
One-Third off from these prices.
ss0I Toa,s 81 aWhET
Oct o. 1851
Fist Of Letters

H1 EMAINING unclaimed il. the Posi- Office at Ken
q osha. State NJ Wisconsin, ii ~ H. lS65
Antonio Kent c + Shields Hubert
Bailey N'rah Lebtz Philip ScE1i, Frederick
Or ssup Geo Lii p.rt Peer Saith miss Anna E
D UNI SIS LEONARD Y II ThnrTsOn Henry
Dndge Sophiah LlStoD stephen fay.or LE
DAVIS Mrs ii cktesOL Otnty Thomas Richard
D. Forest Elisha Miiiet John Udaii T @
Etwsrds ulss G Mciio' lid Jos VA ker n p
r'shnery Johu iinrphy T'nto'hy White Jesnete
FuI u.a mise Belle O'iihra F. sn,is WrtE
Pie ia. < SaI al PUnsy wm Valdez miss J
HanfleS miss Hat.Ie Pas TheTese HIite D. G
Eosg j. hu b I'd r K Yoi gzI LAthe
Harlos mrs Ii spcer mis Louisa rfne
Kbowies Mary L Yoacim miss Bal bara
Ia obtain any of hest letters, iI- app E.u. ,
All fnrdaUe ti6ed letters give the datt of this lis;
nd pay Que cent 10. advertiser g
NJ. FRANK, p N.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

There are forty two whip manufactures
i'll Westfeld, Mass.
SINCE May l, 1851, 1916, 028 emigramts
have left Ireland.
Tile late Governor Milton, of Florida,
was flrst lawyer, then a dueIIst, then a
preacher then a politician, aud, finally, a
suicide.
We do not remember, says a Boston
journal. a season when the fruit trees were
IN full bloom so early as they are tins year
Cherry. plum, pear and peach trees in this
vicinity are white with blossoms, ami pre-
sent beautiful appearance
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

The State Printing for the year ensuing
has just been let to J. w. Park, publisher
of the new daily Capitol at Madison There
were but three bids &C. L. Sholes, Is per
cent less than the maximum Atwood &
Ruble 40 per cent less w. j. Park, the
lowest and therefore successful bidder, 30
per cent less.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

GA man who advertises in the papers says
he can demonstrate that every dollar he has
laid out in advertising has brought him in
three i'll profits. The man is now rich md
enjoying the fruits of his wisdom and enter
prise Young business men will please stick
a pin there.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

ITEM-As much nitrate of silver as can be
held between the thumb and finger, it
is said if thrown in vase of water will
preserve flowers for the space of "a fortnight.
This may be an interesting fact for
the ladies.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
Statement Of the First National Bank Of
.2 nenOsha
Monday, April Sd, 1865
Subscribed and sworn to, by
K G. DURANr. fash

KEsDALl's ANB Linz This is n ariirlt for he
hair; it beau f-s strengthens II; L easily
applied, ard 1, cuesp These rrc"g rztd q ali
ties that has given tie Ambo'ine a VIDE spread ard
we'll deserved popular CIV trial, il AN be-
procured mt any DR. .ggI>ts uynhere
Burnhams Van Setback, Geo. AgeL IS, Chi 'sg e
ly48Slyc RUBlS >UN Agent H. shs
Also sold by WHEELER 4 CLARK
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

SRNsIBLE-The local of the Elmira Ga
zette says, and very sensible it is: ''Any
one who can afford to get married these
times can afford to pay fifty cents for a
marriage notice. Why, if zoe were going to
be married we would give half our brides
father would possess, to have the fact set
properly before the public, through the col
umns of some respectable journal. A man
don't get married every day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

es-Bowles, Milligan and Horsey, the
Indiana conspirators, have been sentenced to
be hanged on Friday, the 10th inst, for the
crime Of treason.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

gThe surrender of Dick Taylor's army
to Gen Candy is confirmed by dispatches
from Memphis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

TO r s HouSt0n. Z Merrill Mrs j L gilbert
w G nhaie John Porkfr NJ 4 Hooker Hpn.
rY Rnnde1f Mark >0mHei Reyn0idS ThDmaS
Brtce, Va liam Burfey ROus .otzamons Law-
renee Bnckicy Ampl.n Hydp r Bin. Imam
ia mes McDunad FM Ketogg, Terrence
Mcke""a ) McD,rm0tt, and hstrs Of D, II
E GraUeS, decreased
XOt hreby notified that petit has been filed
with the Z erk OF .ne County Board OF Snpertis rs
by James Mcona ID, Johu Parker. Samuel .eynolas C.
White and . hOIston praying that sal County Board
to be established located and dies
drain reasons sta ed in said etiun from the
ng p'us ON the rIu. e ard TO the terminus ter
dsA'r beJ, tina rs u say: commencing he south
n rth oil r,uge No. twenty ~ ras r1i.-
ming north ON ca: hae saio quarts ten 0 chains
inks a 81 thence MOI III so five CHAINS six ,n"sb o.
tence norh 20 chsins forty iuks 40; thence
"erih 81 Two 2 chains; thence south 81 hiItee"
-ll5O-; ten.e south 70 I2= twenty sish oha : -2s-
. she vi kee 70 d; tisnse south 80 nine
.uFty-t~, sii y thsaae, ,out. S-s f.f-.-a.-r 10
% 60 n ~es' lac - lie eat tsi % BE- 4a,su
quar- ~ stet'eh 81. sxseen -lG thence ssUt III
Ige thi " Two DIS - Hence sotsl p BE-! Ia.
10 thence south j-s tweDfy-niue ana .I4e u.s.
tour = rods nth e4rhei h. r. ca.
quarter Of che suih quarter Of sai NJ
cen 10; thence soul westerly about hundied
hrteeI ! - DIS % the north Il section 80
,wtnty -20 Ia south ~ f.tj &C. rods Lh,
south ~ sAty-eighf d9-r d.; thence sou'ne5
y-iodT -9-r ds TO tie wes line II the sontL
trr 81 n IT'D VEST quarter o. sad section IL" t"ehy
-; wien Hii " 'he teinihus OF "a dth or dram
kew Sc irauch CONNER The bridge bout th
tynse IS rdswest VG the b ruer of the
qusr OF section itiu Lhsncs sDUtner
eighty 81 rods; thence line OF said 2trt,
or Di section niHe ali FUrty III
the c. sou mon sid q1*rr eci IN line no hundred ec
e'gnt -as- rods {" tn o,d tn.pce south 10 v hfY
* 80 r'ds 70 faroar ! idge 4. x. hr d.
sonti ", follow ig Id ON ninety 30 rods to mai
ditch
Ia SAID proposed ditch drain IS in town North
q! rang twenty-five q and IL TIE Pleas
an z nirle KsuIsh, country. sac = Wispnsir.
Ard yOa are r-her ifed tia Ia said rel It J.
.et FIR. h ina thr Ind ny JOu ~ al
feeisd b. tile he nruIused difcB o. Ora -
md further, that sad retiton wiz be beard h.i't,
sid County Board ii SuperYis Of n II h
and tatp of ise5 nsin, che III in the "u'
Hou,r the ] Of aud county II tssaid,
" 'ndpy the Il TIA day Of Juno. a. ID 1865, TIVE
&c ok the afttr1o' OF that day.
DA ed KenOsha, Nay 9Th, 1865.
4Ri7 JBSkPH V. gu LIS
Clerk Of the Count, Bard % Supersisuts
OF Ksnosla CoS1ty. Wise nsn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

we hear of stupid weather All sorts n
weather are stupid to those who are them
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

OFFICE OF THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH.

OFFICE OF THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH
Thursday, May IL, 1865
GRAIN MARKET Wheat under the nfu.
ence of a steady decline in gold is dull and has
fallen off III all the markets in the United States
1t is hardly probable thar we shall find any
mat eriai advance betw cen this aud the next
harvest unless some new unforeseen circum.
stance occur to occasion it. Sales for Spring
wheat are made at range of 75a90 for interior
to extra. Barley 80. Oats have also declined
8al0 cents within the week, in the leading
msrkets, but the local demand has maintained
prices here At Chicago quotations are 3la33.
but all the lots that have been offered in this
MAJ ket have been taken up at about 40. Corn
III the 35a40
PROVISIONS-Butter 2Oa25, Eggs l2l,
Potatoes are in fair request at 50 for Peach
Blnws and 80 for Common varieties
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11

CT They are mastering out the soldiers
at Madison
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-11
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FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops scien tically pounded fluid prep
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Being liquid their action is direct and positive render
u reliable speedy and au specific for the
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States, every speah in the strongest terms
praise of great merits They are rapldY taklnG
the every Female Remedy, and ale cOnsid-
cred all aught of them. the sures safest,
and nfabe preparation in the "orid Tor the cure
OF all female complaints the removal of all distinctions OF
nature and the promotion Of health, regularity ana
strength Expc directions directions stating When they
may be used and EXPLAINING when and why they should
not hoI could ne ed producing effects con-
traly chusen las" II be found carefully 0ld-
ed around each buctts Il lhe Iteen signature oil
JOHN L.. LY on, without hi.h nUne ar genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN l.. LYON. 1875 - APPEL street.
New Have oun. wa CONSULTED either personally
or By mai enclosing amp Tag all private dis
and lemai weaknesses.
9 u CLARK s. CO.
IroQ Gamar Apan q InrI u. S i.nd NanAdas.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
" NESS, etc can be cured by one WHIT has really
ucr red himself and hundreds of othoIs and viii tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD II TR YER,
ly13 Lock BOX, Boston, Mass.