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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-12-11
PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

THOMAS J. EVANS. ATTORNEY
Il AT LAW AND COMMISSIONER IN CHAT =
Rf practices In the Courts Of the City Of Ricn.
mond and tho County Of HenrieO.
Oaec on franklin, second door from Sixth street.
IL llxessn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-03
CARAToGA ASSOCIATION
THE SECOND ANNUAL
RACING MEETING.
CONNIE ncng Monday, August
Aud continuing the Ave following days.

TIL SECOND ANNUAL
RACING MEETING,
Commencing Monday, Augus<Y
And continuing the i've following days
FIRST DAY-MONDAY. AUGUST T.
FIRsr RAor-The Travers Stakes Of $50 each. P eiW
added Tor year ods. one and threequArer mile cosed
sR0OND DAY-TUEsDAY. AtGUsT
FIRss RAcB.-The Saratoga Cup OF $1,000, added 70
r @ ~ for all assi TN: ans
Kentucky Arcoa Saratoga Aidebara9 CAPT Moore.
s ssa mr UrG1 As.srO LSICon SaA Ao1aa
s ss5 ~
FiRsr RAcxPurse a $780, for three year olds one and
half miie winner u the Derby or Trsvers stakes eK
sxcosD RAcrThe Saratoga stakes of $50 EACH n $500
added for two ods mile Closed with nine entries
THIRD RAcx-Puse Of $780, for all ages one and quar-
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY, AUGUST
FIRST kAoEPurse OF $500 selling race dash OF one aoo
hall mile fcr all ages: the winner TO DO sold u auction
FIFTH DAY FRIDAY. A5aUsT i.
for three year ods dash OF two miles, winner Of tho Derby
Trayers stakes lbs EXTRA penalties not 70 accumu
late. Closed with fourteen entries.
SIXTH DAY-sATURDAY. AUGUST H.
First KAck-iiurde Race. purse Of NO.. dash Or two
mile ''9H
sxcosD RAcx-Puse $1,000 all ages dash Of fosr
miles. ~
Third RAosPurse Of ESQ., for year ods. lilo;
winner OF the Saratoga stakes Ave pound. extra.
". Mn TRA AZ President
Extra trains will leave Albany and Troy each day. arriving
At sarscs. IN time for the races and returning aer the
NOTICEvaisors coming By boat from New YORK are re-
commended land Albany guarantee connection with
the trains for SarstoU.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-03
THE TURP.
TTOBoKEN

HOBOKEN COURSE, TROrTING. SATURDAY
IL Angus, 1865 s'sr rain or shine: purse and
Ing names b Croker Boy Captain stsne names IN
from foot Chambers street at II i5A NJ and NJ return
~ 6sSO NJ; train from Paterson at II M stagcs co.,
with from Hoboken ferry 10 the track
j. HARVEY LYONS Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-03

~ pprS ruRTIr eouP MD sTEAKs-Ar THE
" woodiawn 22l sixth avenue. between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth s,eet Families supplied by The quart gallon
wiIJ.iAM n DENuAN. Csierer OF tae hOye&en iurIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-03
MEDICAL.

DvICE TO LADIES DIR. EGBfRr, 81 CAkNlNN
success Relief IN ~ hours Treatment from A. NJ. 10
A.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-03

M ADAMh r. KAHN, 225 SIXTH AVENUE FORMER
~ " on broadway, successor 10 Madame Faooni soci,s
ene patronage OF her friends and former where
ne VIII have constantly hand splendid assortment ot
piitncry Goods also Pattern Bonnets Tor trade
20 sixth avenue between Fourteenth aud s,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-03

r EVILS z. WOOD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
IL on account Of whom It may ccncern-LEWIS WOOD,
0uctoneer will sell Thursday August 1865 at 1917
o'clock NJ at l7S and ls washington street. Jersey CITY
all the Machinery and Fixtures the Goodenough Horse
Shoe company damaged at the late re consisting OF
Patent Horse Shoe Machine Pick Drops four hea
foot Engine Lathe upright Drill ~ feet Paner
sx Rolls for rolling iron four Vices IS sets wrought
pet Of Tools large lot Of Machine Betting numerous Pull
1eys Shafng great variety Of Tools together with Fix
cures, consisting Of ONCE Chmneys Tagging
Timber &c. Sale positive, rain or shine.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

1fth gold 70 purchase them? The Intelligent elf.
zen Of Ohio will smile TO ob.erve in fhe list @. i'm
ports such items a; cheese earlheaware, feafh.
ers, fax, hemp, grain, leather, pipes, onion.
potatoes, tomatoes, tobacco and whiskey, TO tb1
amount Of several millions Of .dolas in value
YET it is true, ard twill continue, and increase
npon u", if We de not encourage the labor tha.
will produce lbemaat home; in quantities stuff!
cient for the demand. .r-,
Bat il is said, if we lessen our jmporls. we
shaii diminish our revenue. That is probable
fhe Csiitornaus many years ago raised cattle.
imply for their hides, hrowtng aacay the meat
50 1t will By with any nation that encourag es
imports for the sole purpose OF revenue at getsI
the skin 6ut casts of the meat, HE most valuo6ieI
part of tie animal. Ifby wise, laws we give
profitable employment to our people, and es-
aoish an abundant, enduring aud certain
home market, IT will develop new sources oil
reyenne which will more than compensate foil
all our LOSE, while saving us from the endless
drain ot.gold and silver that, under the present
sysiem, Expresses cur people and hazards the
national currency. e.-,..
We may talk aoout reciprocity in foreign
trade; our Government has yet to realize any
permanent benefits from such promises. We
have been practicing upon liberal system O.,
trade with other nations, to the injury of our
people, while all the world has been leagued
against us, and must continue go from ntces-
sity no matter what may be the policy We
adopt, ,r ST.. ........-.... -s, IL ~
l would have protection brought home to
every industrial interest in the country. Ii
should be realized in every State. county, and
town, in every shop, upon every farm, by ev-
cry man. women and child that performs labor.
The Government belongs to the people; II
should be employed tor the protection of thei'
| interests and against the world beside.
But tax your patience. he subject is fu!
of interest, and when iully comprehended BY
our people, wiliret Give Is il deserves. univer
sal commendation. l hope 10 see the time
4 when our constitution. instead OF being held W
as a thing OF terror, filed with chains and fet
tiers bearing Down TO the earth the free spri
of our people, will be hailed a. the guarantee
o. their largest liberty, an smpregnabie shiel
/ for their protection. ~ ,-.ilaa. g IL
, Yours respectfully,
.'s r. w. CLARKE
L ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

WE SECOND THE Morton Tie Wan-
shaw Hs'atd, edited by two of ''Lincol s
minions.' thus talks to the boys whom TIE
Copperheads profess to love so well. I-
Save us from our friends" Who WAS
1T that worked day and night one year ago
to prevent the soldiers having "a vot, /?
The press that supported Mcclellan Who
was 1t that decried our victories and re-
joiced at our defeats? The Mcclellan press
Who was it that gave new poison to stie
dying rebellion? The Coppenhead pnss
VIII" have pleaded the most earnestly f1I
full and tree pardon Of the men who hois.e0
the black flag and starved our men uIti,
.piIsonersE The Democratic press BOYS
1t is hardly year since We as soldiers aerii
thus insnlted by the friends of our treacIer
Gus foes, Do not forget it when they CONF
craving III the dust at your gorified bet
as you come home, aud try to heslime you
with their praise. They lied upon YOU vlaeu
you were pressing treason to the wall With
your blyonets; aud they fawn# upon Won
now when they see you coming hcme to
exercise the ballot 5.H z.
Out brave boys" is all their song now.
last year they were Lincoin's ui,iIous ;.ouI
brave boys have as little respect for their
praise as they had for their predictions of
failure one year ago. no
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
u The matter of the estate of Nichola. Daniels

n
4 reading and filing the petition of Viroric.
~ iDaniels,eof, Brighton, in Kenosha COUNTY "a
taxing due proofs OF the same, representing amona
other things, that Nicholas Daniels late of Brirhon
" on the 2Sd day of September, A. D. 1865
within this county; and that she the petitioner Il
the widow ofssd decreased; aud praying that adm,n,
istrstion otsaid estate be granted to Huburtus De-
ieis and Matthias Danies.f-ya 80 - '3'A
ORDERED, that said petition De heard bstops
the Judge Of this Court on Friday the Sd day Of Mo-
remoer A. D. is at O'Clock p. m. at my ofRce n
AKD IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs OF said deceased and to all persons
interested, BY publishing copy Of this order for
three successive weeks prior to said day Of hearing
ia the kenoshs Telegraph weekly newspaper nrine
ed and publishedin Kenosha, in said county.
H1 '3wis rs sait baa 'sIs Isw. WEBsrnR
Dated KenOsha, Oct. I'd, 1866. o. County Judge.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
N almost every case.

P.
1t 10 mpossibeto enjoy the bloom of health and viva
city of spirits, unless the Menses regular to the
time, the quantity, and quality. When they obsruc
ted nature makes her efforts 20 obtain for it other
outlet and these efforts OF assisted the
paten Unusually experiences Dependency, Nervousness
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes its sway, and pre-
mxtnreiy terminates miserable life
DO MT suffer from these irregularities when An invest
ment Of one dollar IN Lyons Periodical Drops will regu-
late and restore natrre to its healthy course; and
La Do NOTBE IMPOSED UPON!
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
By these who have other which they desire
20 palm of upon the strength of the popularity If
Drops at when the Druggist you apply To has not got
one Dollar to the nearest general wholesale agent who
Tli retlrn Yen abottle by return Express.
See that the Of Jno L. LYONS written upon the
directions whIch wrapped around each bottle Mons
others are genuine Therefore, beware OF eit
They are Tor sale by every druggist city country
at dollar tSll per bottle. you relief take
b., DIR. JNO. l.. LYON,
Practiciug Physic an, New Haven, Conn
Who be consulted concerning all diseases eithe
personally or by letter.
Lord smith, Chicago. Wholesale Agents. F. Robinson
Wheeler Clark, Agents for this place.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
asTRAYED.

NrROM the premises ofthe subs,;riber in the town
y oil Bristol, abouI the middle OF September, 1854
five fEhhLtNdS- Thre, heIieIs--tWo, deep ed
with no pattcu la msrks-fhe other ied and white
Two Steers-ons red with no marks remenIbered-t the
otoer light red had lost the bush of his tai and tbs
tip OF both ears.
Any information to the whereabouts Of said
cattle or euher them vii be literally rewarded
! Bristol. stp, 9sth, lsG5. 11tf J.. 8. TkAyY.l,,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
WAIN'S BOURBON BITTRS!
SWANS BOURBON BiTTERS !
SWANS 5 BOURBON BiTTERS !

A heartily tonic, gentle stinu. ant sud uuequdied
morning appetizer Prepared sIpe Odd bour-
bon. Being now used to the xtiGsIon - d 1t 9TH
er 5itters more than fifty United sta rs army
Hospitdts, and millions OF private families, aua
7 Is the only popular medicine which has been es-
:. pecialy ecenspte0 Jrom stump tao BY the United
States Cover nme at, on the ground o. its having
been adopVed as a standard remedy by the
medical Dro
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
Ketchum The F0rger.

NEW YORK 0ct.2 The case of K etcbu,n.
the forger, was to come before the General
sessions, TO day but was postponed till next
Monday. On motion of the District Attor-
ney' panel of one thousand jurors was
ordered. and notice given that further
postponemsnt would be- opposed by him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
,asa wINIiilELpD Smith, s.4u. Lands.
q Advertisement of Forfeited School
LanaIs in KenOhhn CnnnIx

Jas q. McKesson-NO. oft, -, description, b W ne
No of certificate, 6l; 2; range 10 q: sectfo Ia.
No Of acres ~ SO-lOO; amount due, 81 amount OF
htsrest ~ cts amount ofpenaty, 81 cts; amount Of
efAeS - anonLt OF Interest, penalty taxet and
verti. SI,22i total amount due sta to- SI az: EZRA
IOr which interest is due. 1895. -
Jas 80 .ISiekesson--No. vi lot,3 -; Determine, 40
hv No. OF certificate, 81 town l. range 10 2; sect,n
lo No OF acres, % $4,000; amount due 00 an ouut
OF interest," ~ cts; amount OF penalty 2fctsI amount
oltaSss - amount Of interest. penalty, taxes and
advertising, 1925 total amount due state, II 23
years for which interest is due 1865. j" 7'V 6wlG
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
Wain's Bourbon Bitters

tzR They made ol Ing. edieu swe,i kuownt
aud approved Dy the 2aedscaL profession as hav
ing p0aceLi@ to'1tc properties, de Doth puweriu
anupteasa-.t, wILh sufficient Vthe'siRg prop
critics to correct the bliou. de, ans smpnt vi the
system, aud act IKE a cnarm when taken accord
ing 10 direct ons AS remedy Tor the iot.Uwlng
diseases = indigestion, DySpeps:a, Jdundics,
Ltoer A8ec toms, Loss OF APpettte, Loaoness u
Spirits,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

GET REGISTERED Every voter in Wiscon
SIN should remember the Registry law. If
you voted last year at the poll you now bel
long to,then You need take no trouble to &c
yourself registered. If you have m owed
you should see that your name is regis tered
The respective boards for that purpose meet
three weeks before the election, October II,
and again on Tuesday precee ling the cleo
tlon' to register the names of voters Sol.
dltrs the most Of whom were absent last
fail' and are now at ONE should see that
! he supervisors of their town. or aldermen of
their ward, place their names OH the regis
ter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
SWANS Bourbon Bitters

Headache, COSttgenesS, and kindred diseases,
arising from d4sordered condition of the Stom-
ach, Liver or Bowels. Lei eoerY one try these
agreeable Buffers; once tried d I'd used, Inc, Will
recommend them with confidence all others
who are IN need OF wholesome, agreea ole aud
efsctuai 'onlc. Ine rapidly increasing demand
for these Buffers has Induced me give them
publicity, 50 That thousands who have not used &
them, may try them aud be convinced of their
efficacy. .I-aa'tEA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
NOTICE..

a Fhe City Bank Of Kenosha having relinquished
business, the bills issued by said Bank or now ou
standing, must be presented for payment at the OF.
dee OF the Bank Comptroller at Madison within three
~ years from the date OF this notice. In default OF
which any necurtes remaining in the hands Of the
Comptroiler, Will be delivered to this association
. KeDoshs, August 3D., 1866 40 3lij Il1 T'TS
vs. A. CANPBELL, az. t.g.hEsG. OURAKF
49,, III 81, PRESIDENT. 2y9vol26 Cashier
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
SALE OF FORFEITED WORT
-12d Gagged LANDS. tI a.
OFFICE OF

= ...fff.... .,-..... ..-.....sr fOFFIUE OR
CoMMssIoEER or SCHOOL AND UHrvHHsrrr Lisns
- taa 9ai MADISON, October End, 1865. I8'J
STATE OF WISCONSIN, IT,. aa.aJ .asdq
COUNTY OF DANE, ~ The following desoribed
Lands in kenOshA county, having been forfeited by
reason OF the non-payment of interest upon loans
granted thereon: NOTICE IS HzREBY GIyEE, that the
same viii be offered at Public Auction and sold 10 the
highest bidder, at the oc Of the Secretary Of state
At the Capitol in Madison the 2lst day Of Deem,
Der, A. d. 1855, unless sooner redeemed ACCORDING "a
law Said sale to commence at Q O'clock A. M TRRnS
continue from day to day until all Of SAID LANDS .bs
have been offered ~
The minimum price at which such lands will he Of
lerea VIII be the amount named opposite each tract
lunder the heading Total amount due State ~ which
incudeF the amount Of oan the interest to the rst
day OF January, A D. 1865; three per cent damages
the taxes which have been returned against such
lands, and the cost OF advertising the same. Q 81
said lands will be sold subject to all taxesvhioh
may, It the time of sale, be due thereo Other con-
dtons OF sale will be announced by the Commission
ers ~ the opening of the sale m 81 SJ1i
81 e., al d! LUCIUSs FAIROHILD,i u. % .sa!..f.
..5,,..r, SAM'L d. HASTINGS lCommlesioners OF
WINFIELD SMITH, s. d U. Lands.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
i. DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP,

'ENhE copartnership heretofore existing between
u the underhignad, under the firm name OF sim
mons Sweet, was BY mutual consent dissolved on
The 18th day July, 1865. Simmons win settle ali
accounts Of the late Arms and continue the mercans
business at the old stand. X, SlMMONH,
heho5ha, Sept. 8, 1865 4Tl5 SAMUEL II SWEEP
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
advertisements OF Forfeited MortKaxed
Lands in Kenosha COn
SCHOOL TEup

Philip J. Hooker-No. Of ot-description. sw OF GU
and South and IL rods East and West Ia scrss 40
Tavern Stand town l.; range 30; section 4 4.
amount due, $4,000 = amount OF interest 985 90
smount OF interest, penalty, taxes ana adyertisine
which interest is due, 1855 ~ il'f'F 'e1' sS~'' "
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
Proposed eOnstitu,ionaI An,emdnon,
i~ 10 t'HA-e 2F CHAPTER 4f4 n'Ai.37St


Ip5~a9a AN ACT TO extend the right or suffrage
fhe people Of the State of Wisconsin, represented In
| senate and assembly do enact as lollows:
Section l. The night Of voting is hereby extended TO
male persons oil A!c4n blood, who shall have attained
sss a 81 5 Si.a che same
ers IN session one of article onsu1rsso, ia the oonsti
see This sct before It takes effect shall be submit
eeoSn to 6s he'd the
1862 @he if zach majority OF Sdtes required BY ns
be eastlor H. IL shall be Of and epeet
81 sa os SS Of
Sec 8. The ballot 10 b used on this occasion shah
for afhrmays extension Of suffrage Tor tho
q I asS a. I S ssn Ia
posted in tIe same box and nh persons qualified by
A. sHy ssGYn u G se's Shaii be deemed vo-
ssc' Ibese votes shall be counted and returned by
state officers douht ted and retpEpedit .,g hi
$3.50 O. ing officers nov deslEaated by Law 70
sbis aneseion q. tae same place ana gndr tho
CONTRASTING ana Occurring the returns Of elections Tor
Sec :, Within three days ator The Of
itSha1 DO tbs duty Of the oanvassefs 60
certify the result q he SAID governor
result and Pabiisiiths same, daily weekly
S sH. u Il v ratsa d n sS
tins shall ahmed .aely after beatiOn bs Of
Gres snd eisGs sut T. no. in favor Of ~ then ths &Os
lhis o9 9s1 iasqialg after u shall
general eecton ths secretary sendsor
BIO sent correct copy OF TO every In the
state which newspaper upon the publication the salnv
shall be- entitled pay fVr same state
IT The rates paid for other legal Advertising
Approved April 10, 1855 81 .tas1f al7etH8 UWa
OFFIC. OF THE SECRETARY oY SrArt,l
90 re Madison, July IL, 1860. !
T1s publisher Of e.cs paper in This state, will please
publish the zach week Tor three
pnorto theext general election and send his bill
Otice tor payment. LUClUS ,FAIRCHILD,
" Ems ~ ''"' " atte 3af'l secretary Of State.
a .1sa d4s 7il go ,aaliga6 ~ esHa
~" s.1f 80, 1aai sass. 7afai .eisar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
TAX NOTICE.

The following ia list of unredeemed pieces, tracts
or lots OF land situate in the county Of Kenosh State
OF Wisconsin, which we're sold the 4h day Of May,
A. d. 1863 for the U. paid taxes Of 1851, and the
amount of taxes, charges and interest dive ca each
parcel AOIs
Now, therefore, Noticeis hereby given. that uness
such lands are redeemed before the Sth day Of
May, A. D. 1866, they will be conveyed to the par-
chasers thereof. "i* 10 &. s5H5H +auJ
The following described lots and parcels Of land are
situate in the Sc Or Section 81, Town 0, Range %,
in the FIRST Ward of the City Of Kenoshx: t gun
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

KNOW ALL NJ = that lewis Knapp, on his
EA oath before me, sayss that on the ught Of June
21st, 1855 he had gariousiS taken from hiE be-
sides $500 in money aud OF err vaua6ies, also the toll
lowing Noees, belonging to Danie Knapp, to witt
One Of $500, against Samuel Kingman; of $3.50 90
against q. Myers one OF Is 90 agsInst r. Miller; one
of $500 against r. Mann, and of 50 90 against
A. N Crotsenburgh slsoz several others not now re-
membered Now, this is caution all persons against
purchasing any Of the above notes, shall hold the
makers amen able 10 Tor their amounts.
subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd day Of
July, 1868. A. G. COLE,
Justice OF The Peace
EW- In consequence OF the shove Loss, l shah be
compelled to collect, caby or otherwise, all mon
ey owing to either by note cunt .t..gC i
.r DANIEL KNAPP.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
Circnit COurs-County of Keno.hn.

(StAmD.
J. 5, To Edward A. Hyde.
you are hereby summoned and required 10 answer thu
=. complaint OF Reuben Crook, which is filed In the
ONCE OF the ciel Of the circuit Kenosa county
at his ONCE in the city kenoshA to cory II
your answer on u.s. at our Office In the city COUNT
ksnosha and Wisoonsn within twenty days after
the service hereof exclusive of the day Of such syryce
and you fail TO answer the complaint as afcresaid the
said Reuben Crook wl apply to the The relief
demanded in the complaint HEAD a. SCuOFF
Dated Kenosha, Sept. II. 1865. '6wi7 iiG's IttSs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
We shall be forgotten.
BY TRREYsON

BY TRHEYsoN
sUuwStchej the gaE der bcugil shall sway,
The tender blossom flute down,
Unltved That b., ech VIII gather brown,
The maple bum itself away.
Unlov' d the sunh 'wer, shining fair,
Ray round WI lame her is OF seed,
And many q rose.carratiou feed
( with summer sp eech the humming air.
Ualovec, by many q sandy bar.
The brock shah bahble down the plain,
AT noon, or when the Lesser VAIN
Is twisting round the polar star.
Uucared for, grid the windy grove.
And food the hsu Is of hern AID crske,
Or into sivery arrows break
The sailing moon in creek and cove. - q
~
Till from The garden and the Wild,
fresh association. blow,
And year by year tbs landscape grow
Familiar TO the strangers child,
A. v"nr by yea the sborer tils
A.s woutsd glsbe, o. lops the glsdes,
And year by year our memory fades
From all the CIRCLE OF. the hills. g. a.. -..s
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19

TIA e FOLLOWING is y Hat of unredesmed
pieces. tracts lots Of LAND ate in the county
OF kenSsha, State OF Wisconsin, which asld on
1862, and the amount OF taxes, charges and interest
calculated thereon to the last day otredenption de
on each parcel. Nov. therefore, Notice 10 hereby Civ
cd that unless such aids are redeemed or before
the 18th day OF May 1868, they will he conveyed
to t. e purchsrers thereof 80 Lii5 "Mt 'ao s..s
D.,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-19
SWANS Bourbon Ritters
III g -; -:
On ard a@el sunday, March 12th, 1853, passenger
.l- SID. ,- ,--- trails via
MICHIGAN CENTRAL r, r.

VIII leave Gfeat Central Depot, foot OF Lake st.
Chicago, at
$50 a. M $50 r. VI. 1880 p MI.
Sundays Excepted Saturdays Excepted SGn'ys Satys
Excepted
Connecting mnIed lately at Detroit wi trains of the
Great Western ard Grand Trunk Railways FOR Toro,-
to, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Butfa, Niagara Falls, Troy.
ADaEy, Slrl gfed, New YORK ard Boston.
Z. rs During the temporary suspension of throug.i
travei, the Michigan Central have ted and re-
lifted their famous coaches, and made all necessary
improvements Tor the comfort of through passenger
FOR through tickets, via the Great CeItrai Route,
9ppiy at Offices of connecting roads; in Chicago at
Company IS Offices, in fremont House Block, and al
Depot, loot OF Lake Street. a
Ii. Q. WENTWORTH, r. N RICE
GEM Western Passenger Agt. GEM Supt
80 ! vi 9f
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters

RekS LuGieS, who have tried and found most 9TH
er ''tStOmdth Bitter" too bitter, unpd1dtd6Ls
ana too hf0hty naedlcdted for their delicate taste
please CIV these trial, and you will not be
Withou them, They give tone to the stomach,
and stre myth to the whole system. -..l
ER If your druggist or tradesman has not got
these BitteyS, have him send or them
e9S Remember the name and take no other.