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TIE TRIAL

ba. been in progress, with occasional interruptions,
dining the mast three weeks. The prosecution has
ursed thai kennedy alas Stanton was spy and .
ruerriIero !; that he has repeatedly entered within
te iues OF che United States Army ioT he purposes
OF espial and that on the night Of the 24th Of No
vetnbel last he attempted 20 set fire 10 The Nhy %
New York, to the manifest detriment of life and
properly aud against eyery article or provision oi
honor able wsrfaie The coa1es>ious OF tue prisoner
al saHdry tinlgs, sndIh testimony OF his own VII
bessss, have Leea most srsvely adduced against hl
The witnesses examined were Policeman Hays,
Superintendent Kennedy, an ex-CORfedefate Price,
, Mr., AeNssters, editor of the RetmaR's Journal
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TaE BEBEL U4NS1NIssssIrPI Army.

Ii everything works WE'LL hirby Smiths sDny will
NJ, attended To- before next summer. This will re-
uuire tao expeditions -One up the Red River and
one ap the Rio GraIde. All of the munitions OF war,
in fact everything hui hood for this army iscarried
up the Rio GFande by European vessels, while
T.xas ana Eastern l.ousiana furnish the bread and
meat. Kirhy smith has not got very larye army,
aud can easily be cleaned out, when sufficient
force OF Federal troops are ready 10 get 60 work
about the matter right
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sVBsCKuEss uhOss papers marked With CHoss ull
understand thru Of subscription about 10 eK-
Prs and Win sat promptly heJ Sish then papers con
tinuOd
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TrEAsrny DFFtRTMFsr. 9.
u,axER TnEAsIRI S0TE..-lq order tor
Treasury DEPARrMENT I. : Az
Richmond, August 8 1871.
TES.AE IN N q Ik Z L. ID.

| NFSs BEARINt3 SIX I'ER CENT. PER ANNUM
INTEREST AND FREEFROM TAXATlO&.-Dy the l4ie
section the Il reduce the currency approved Feb.
II 1864 the Secretary Of the Treasury is authorized 20 a.
sue the above certificates payable years after The rat
fcction Of treaty Of peace with the United States They
cannot I've sold hut only 10 he issued To sch creditors
OF the Government are willing to receive tho in
payment Of Their demands They mus also be- given at
par though free from taxation. The attention OF Pure6a-
sing agents and di-bTsinc Odeersioi tue Government s
called O. this class of public securities oherpg peculiar
advanta yes those from whom the supplies q the ,oV-
eminent are bought and to facitate the ne 81 menu
SIn tI,oes nds and marked across the face payable
an certificates OF indebtedness viii Re paid IN conformity
herewith -, -. = .~,o;- 4, .. -
% LIN tLis renlation and IL make spplies the
bssgistsr for supplies OF certificates required.
1signedI 80 G. 4. TRENHOLM,
aul2-d Secretary Of the Treasury,
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seeletary u lhe Commonw. nd.

AT 10 amlnd aDI Feenaei The frsl section Of the
So cnih eaper OF the Code Ut Virginia edition Of
iei and L. dire synoPis Of the election laws, poll
noGh' N". to re preland printed and delivered Passed
February - lSt5.
T. BE II enactedly tie General Assembly, That The
hrsi cioD oi chapter o the C.. OF Vir-ina ed
ton ~ 1850 be amended and enacted 30 10 dead a.
fOioWs.
T. Eeet.oG. haIlla he!Iin the .eyefaI eognti,. and
corporations entitled ~ representation. and elera As
presided by ldw Tor tEe escuohoi Delegates aud sch
senator's aIc required by las 4, b: e,pccI1a De t
OF those benniay displaced 6n the fourth Thursday ia
March IN tie year Ieoh. AMI on The day in e!tJy
second year theIeaer. tor th, election OF Governor
Lieuichdnt Governor and Attorney General On the loutth
Ths'sy March ia the year 1907 ana Tie same day
Ia e-ery 0i t yea thereafter OT he ele ton OF ConIa-
% the Board o Public Work l ra-h pt the -trct.
ti "a tor THAI purpose. follows In the TT district
The fourth Thursday IN harch IN the year 1850 and
Tue same ia Tor ach succeeding district every two years
thereafter aud i0t choosing electors q President ds
President 81 rh Confederate states nc 1T Wednesday
pa &0yemhe "a ihc ygsr 1901. such other lay as CON.
gp ma d5ttuG'n, and every LtL there fr- Proyi-
ded that upon he Dl~r for p e election ol election, OF
President aLd Wee President The Confederate -tites
Under hy requirement. Ut the Cond'r.te Constitution
"f laws % i"n1' TIC election fhdii be- heN the day
-pectei b. the OlceT o. the CoafedeTut Government
Whose duty L. ou-, such election. ana iQ cleo
"a ct Representatives n Con1t5e- on the frt W.dnss
day ia November IN tie 400 and on the saIUe dag
"a ODd zeal tb-,tatleI IL shall be- the duty OF
tie -tai,ti,,. 81 The ,"mmoHWrtlth e. prepare 4up
SIS %, the rveIai ls relating g. elections showing tie
iuuo, and Obligations n superniendauts and otle OIL
els holding elections, accompany Ing th. same, witR
Or- poll hplk Of oath W officers and Of reutus Of
elections The SAME shall be printed by lie Public
Tiut.r aui notice shall te given 10 tie mes JIpers
IN the t II Richmond statisc that officers Of elections
mag obtain c0Te thereof by spThrS the said sec
retaTy.
= This act shall he IN ioree from passage and
tiuJe in force only dgrlr- tha wan
s copy nom the ro.ls-ie.te.
WILLIAM GORDON il.
CLERK House OF peicsac- auJ Keeper Of Rolls.
rFsH newspapers ~ the state viii copy three times
anI -cUd bills 10 iNamIner oIce ioi s,ttement
Mt2-3t ". +. g.. Jr
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c,TOCrl. FOn sALE PRIVATELY
TRxAsrRy DEPARTMENT c. 5.

Richmond. Dec 4 1864. !
ITO HOLDERS OF FIVE PR CENT. CbLL GER
T1FICATES.- Attention is respectfully called to The
provisions Ut the 9Th section Of the act Of Congress emil
tied an act To reduce the cOrecy &c. approved teblua
ry H. 1864 which declares that all call cec ptes shall
he undahe aud shall he taxed in al respects as Is pro,
ded for the Treasury notes into which they ale converts
BILE"
The 4th section Of said act imposes tax OF one hun.
dred pei cent the Treasury notes represented by SAID
Der cent call certificates which shall remain Outstanding
on the first day of January eighteen hundred and sixty
five. q. a. IkbNHOIM
da8-tf Secretary Of Treasury.
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poSTpONEMENT

In consequence of the inS the above renting and sale
are posponed' Till MONDAY next the 9th OF March at
~ O'clock when will be hired ou for the balance Of the
year, several SERVANTS.
GRUBBS VII IaAMs "a
mh3-tds Auctin,.s,s
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norsrnoLn ~ KIIcHEN FrRYIlrRg.

MEEC HANDISE of every de. jiytou.
uur hurtiou Sale. viii take place a. our store every
WtpNESDAi commencing at.i0 o'clock A. s.. Con.
3, ~ nmtuts received up 10 day ~ -dlf
Ne vail also make sale of HoU: EgolD FURNITURE a.
the houses paIs shng IL upon reasonable terms
a they can be made
From cN prIeucr IA The Misunderstanding oi the late
ana ct williamson Co-lul pedaug s'r attention %
the o with QrIcE sALF, and PH0NPC
htTtt..s ~ solicit the patronage of the public
FREEMAN a. co.
Auctnnrers aud Commission Merchants.
Cor OF Nam and Nh -teet-
mh9-IW Richmond "a.
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.uoraus .ArEs s-.sssfa ,,As,
RK EHEEUvT.Et Stptt GO. ttKt.ENsA

II 4 PROtIAMATlGN
ne 1enera Assembly wing pissed an a,t b. change
me .ne Vr holding the general eIcetis OF this state,
snu prescribed that the elections for members "
ne essra assembly and for Complssi Public
works Tor the Bret district sha take place on the oar
Ih.'day OF 'e present Month tHarc and for nca.er
fhewOre.i William smith tsogefnor Of The amman.
wealth, DO hereby prQcldin thai tie officers hose du 4
70 hold said elections ~ tie several counties aud cnIo.
rauOns, and IN the several mlty camps which tfoou5
from this state Stationed shah hoJ said elections at
the times and places prescribed by law aud hereby call
the attention OF al the people oi re CJD'nonW eath 10
tue COPY Of the act hereto attached.
l~,~) Given under my hand Governor and I'm.
LIS. der the seal OF the Commonwealth at E.cii-
- inond this ist ddy of Mach 1866 aud in the
eighty ninth year OF the Commonwealth
-l 'WiLLhy SMITH.
GEOKGg ". MINFnBD
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-04

As Won have publicly announced the fact that an
..vr.di,ion IA portion OF which n made up Of the
sixteenth Corps, Gen. A. J. Smith, and division
g svairv from the Army Of the CumOcrland is on
foot the object Of which 20 penetrate the cotton
States of the GuH ana place IL Federsi possession
- 90 IN Mobile, Montgomery aud Selma, Ala.
5rof 3ceIn it- unEiSe ihdiscrect 70 transmit
o some details Of the O0jcSt Of che aud
I arrived at Paducah IRON Nashville 20 Friday
noon, Just in time TO meet the est and win u went
70 Cairo the sans day, Hers to0A SNsn'S -u'uf
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IRON TIE SnrrH.KESr-

rHE PLAN or TIE APPROACHING CAMPAIGN.
A correspondent OF tbe'Ttaes, writing from vicSs-
burg, says Of the spring campaign laid Out by the
Yankees in the Southwest
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sosr1ulxo Nrw,-G photographer pfP0rt Lou
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C.. :. OUAETEIMA STEERS DEPARTMENT.
OrPrcI SURF. R.R TRANSPORT ,rIOS,
Richmond Feb 2lst, 1869
SOUTHERN EXPRESS CoMPAYEr

SOUTHERN EXPRESS CuhfANl,l
RJcHyOSD Va. Feb. p, 1855. "
-3gsafs and Messengers
Wii receive and forward promptly any ackagcs marx
cd ~ above stated and let tile charges be coeciean
achmpd.
Shipper wiz be- required 30 put thcir packages IN good
shipping condition and agents win always regard
these eOod5as preferred freight -
J. T. GIBSON
asst Superintendent,
Sou Express Co.
Charlottesville ami LynGLluig papers viii COPY ana
s.Hl hill 10 tie Express Ghce al those paces e2'-lio
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A ppEsI. TO y,sr psBltC.


a committee OF Richmond appeal To- Dc public for 90
rrlI OF the families OF soldiers aud Ieilgeessn the
i rinnoni is oiled With refugee. fom every portion Of
che CnuedeIIcy many o.. them the families OF soldiers in
tLr field.
Liberal ana regular combinations OF money food amt
inc an. earnestly requested.
HE southern EApr--. Company have kindly greed 10
-h,p all articl, contributed 10 the pOof ee "a. charge
Contributions Ut money should he sent 10 II. T.. c.
Bisk"r,ii lrtasuie sHd all supphcs should he con
signed 10 the Esi"l 'omSlitirr OF k,bmohi, care
M,.,ls Martin Cardoz,
gILIF ,oNnuTTEE.
II. +. C..Ra-kayhl TieaamoE
William Bel 10, W II. G"atHmey j T. Aauiy, Drec'
tfS.
Yni H. Peasants Secretary
,,rntIal Joseph Anderson. Or { " Barney William
Commit Lewis y Crcnshaw James ChImterdyie
Peer Daniel ia, George Fisher Patrick ~ Gibson,
Blackburn Hughes. samuel Hanson, Thomas W Nc
Cane Roger Martin. Samuel w. Price Asa Snyder joel
y Watkins Grorgc A Allen George Bauehm Robert )
Christian INDIE " ham W Crdmp br II Ellerson, Col
Thomas n HIS GroLgc Gibson James Gordon AtnCr
Harvey Judge William II 4 yons Dr j. Hatl Moore =
cor, Nchoias John Randolph fucker David Williams
Nm Wills, Jr WM 2. MUNFOED
fe2i-lScn President.
{. :. 0UARTEI.MA STER'S DEPARTMENT.
OrPrcE Srrr R.R 'TRAlaPoR1 ,rI0S,
Richmond, Feb. 2lst 1868.
10 Iiygiiia Soldiers.
TIL. soldier in the field from Virginia have Prov.
sion them re, of expense 10y the Southern Express
PACKAGE should De plains marked with che name OF
the older COMPANY regiment and brigade Scare Capt.
J. a. Mayo !. . NJ. Richmond Va. who will see that
they are sent t. the proper command.
The agreement made with the Southern Express Com
lny February 2tA, 1861 still continues int0Icei ami
oe friends oi -0dier in other States viii mark their
package as formerly to the Of their respective A.
''''' y" F.W. SINS
IL Col and Chief L r. Transportation.
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l. AtCTIUNLERs
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Corner oil Maia aGd Ninih Streets,
H. decijciy ofte best houses ia the tty for
tie business bot regard 10 sitGaiiOn aud capacity
icaIgd To- Icseiye AMI -e 60 the best adyanta
either 1t atcIIoS or PEIvATEiYt con,ig umeuts II
TOBACCO.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
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TROy.-Horse Shoe, Sail Rod, and Tin lron for sale
i by fs24-6t E, 4 $, woRTHAA d CO
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1T - -. LOUISA G. H., Feb. ~ 1855.
BUJS TO thc Neaer- oG louisa County:
At the request OF many OF my friends announce mysef
candilite to represent the county OF Louisa in the
House of Delegates r. T.. GOODWIN.
tnhJ-dlWs
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FURTHER rARucULAEs or the rANEEE occrrArloN.
: correspondent gives the following psrhepiars
OF the Yankee occupation Of Charleston aud the
condition Of the city when evacuated by our
troops.
COTrON BURNED.
The military authorities at Charleston had stren-
uously endeayored 70 rake all the cotton in the
II together al the y'rd adjoining the Wilmington
az daybreSk.
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WYE are authorized TO announce WA. $ UNDER
w WOOD, c S Asa candidate to represent the 9Th
district composed Of the counties OF NausemOnd Isle Of
Wight and SarTy, in the SenSte OF Virginia. Fiction in
and Of Of The army, 4th Thursday in March. 1860.
tnha-eod3t+
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TO the ToterS Of Buckingham
Upon the invitation OF soldiers and citizens announce
ysef candidate for election ~ tie House OF Dele
gates refer fiends at boe aud comrades in the army
to my record pledge aud platform.
fe92-dl0t- j. W. MCKINNEY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23
For THANKSGIVING !.

An Appeal to Tie Churches
Then lie said them, eat the fat and drink !, tn
sweet and send portions unto them Ter WhSm nosins
is prepared. "-Nehemiah, CHI. s, v. TO-
One year ago the nation was in condition OF
war; immense armies were marching through
the South, sweeping the rebellious land with the
bosom of destruction. Our prayers on this An
niversary, assembled to the God of battles, for
the protection of our sons, many OF whom have
returned in peace to our happy and prosperous
homes, Not so with the loyal Southern soldier;
he has returned to find his home in ruins, his
wife and children, and in many instances his
aged parents driven from the homes that have
been laid in ashes, and in many cases left in
state of absolute starvation and nakedness.-
Those Union people OF the South have not only
suffered, as Gen. Howard tells us, the ordinary
horrors of war and devastations that were. IN
evitsble in the triumphant march Of our armlesS
out they were the especial objects of persecution
oy the irresponsible guerilla bands that roamed
about seeking plumber and deiighting in torture
infancy and age found no respect in their eyes.
Those Uniou families are now appealing to us
for food and clothing to keep them alive during
The coming winter. Chaplain Leard, who was
sent 10 Arkansas from this city, to investigate
the condition of things there, writes that in five
counties in the Northwest of that State many OF
hose people are now in condition OF actual
starvat ton, and unless early relief is sent, must
perish.
When starving Ireland cried for food, we
we're quick to respond, shall we not now heed
be same cry coming from desoiated parts of our
,wn land. What more fitting thank Offering
,ould we give unto the Lord for his mercies TO
IS during the past year, than to give them o.
ur abundance
oWith malice toward none, with charity for
IL. with frmness in the right, as God gives us
o see the right; let US strive on to hnlfh the
york we are in, tobind up the nation ss~oundS'
O care for b i'm who shall have borne the battle
nd Tor his widow and his orphans, to do all
which may achieve and cherish a just and
asting peace among ourselves and with all ma
ions. S--Address of Abraham Lincoln March Attn
1865
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Union Commission,
To the Pastors and ministers of the NORTH
West.

To the Pastors and ministers of the North
Vest
DEAR BRETHREN This Commission is most
earnestly appealed to from Ark ansas for cloth
ing for the destitute in that State. The cold
weather iscoming on, and many mast perish
unless relief is sent. Remember that during
The war, ten full regiments of loyal men were
raised in that State for the Union Army. most
of whom have fallen in defence of the country,
and it is from the widows and orphans OF these,
that this appeal comes. Below are very brief
extracts from few letters received from the
most reliable sources there.
Extract from a letter from Gov. Murphy of
Arkansas. "Our State is picture of desola-
tion, the majority of the people reduced to pow
erty. The christian kindness of the benev client
institutions of the loyal States is producing like
spirit here, and softening our hearts hardened
by the the terrible scenes and sufferings of the
war
Rev. Francis Springer, Post plain at Fl.
Smith, says; ''Be assured that the donations
forwarded by your society are hgly appreciated
in siding to relieve the wide spread wretched.
ness and distress here prevailing. Clothing is
what is needed. now that the winter is coming;
twenty-seven hundred needy people, consisting
most entirely of women and children, draw Gov
eminent rations q. this point" Gen. Sprague,
Sup't Refugees, under Gen. Howard, says -
"The greatest restitution prevails in Western
Arkansas, and very many will perish this COM
ing winter if timely aid is not extended with a
bountiful hand'
Rev. j. II. Lesrd, former Chaplain; now
there on the ground, says ''While the warm
weather lasts, the people can, in come way man
age to live, but cannot meet the coming winter.
Scores of Orphans are here, they are the little
ones Of Jesus and are enitledto the sympathy OF
all the Good. They have voice more potent
than all the rest" 81 have assured Gov. Mur.
ply, and others that the people of the North are
willing TO help these desolate families, in this
| the day of their calamity" Win you please
read this appeal to your congregation and take
up collection at your earliest convenience, Il
meet the pressing necessities, and thus aid n,
in saving the poor from perishiog. When the
box is nearly ready send us list of attic les and
value of box and we will return card with di.
rectons how and where to snip from your place
tree of expense. Address,
| Mrs. H. W. CoBB,
Secretary Union Commission,
| 80 Washington ST. Chicago III
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

Kenoshn Go. at the Stuse Fair.-We
take the following list of persons residing in
Kenosha Go. to whom was awarded premiums
at the late State Fair held at GAINESVILLE
Peter Reas, Somers. Carriage Horses, Let
Premium, $500
N. Rchtmeyer, Bristol for three Cheese, I'd
premium, $500.
Thomas Rowland, Pears. best and largest
variety, not less,than three specimens, Diploma
and $500.
Thomas Rowland Grapes, three varieties
adapted to general culture, lst prem. 1896
r. c. OTIS, Best Bee Hive for practical bee
culture, Diploma.
Il. c. Otis, management ofBees, Premium.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

FHrs.-Mr. Brown requests us to inform our
numerous readers that he will next week receive
full stock of Furs-of great variety as to
quality and price-ranging in value from 81 to
$3.50 per set. Our readers will see that they can
have a large range to choose from, and can
hardly fail to suit themselves 1t is hardly nee
essary to suggest that for Christmas or New
Years present, for loved and cherished one,
nothing could be more appropriate than set of
furs.
Brown will also receive at the came time
lot of very desirable New Goods, making his
assortment more complete than ever.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23
Secretary Union Commission,
80 Washington ST. Chicago, IL.

RESULT OF A MANLY CouRsE.-Hon. C. G.
Sholes, Senator elect from Kenosha county,
issued an address to his constituents before
the election, taking the most radical ground
in favor OF negro suffrage in this State and
In the rebel states, and sustaining the doc
trines of the GAINESVILLE Convention. His
vote in the city was 324, while the highest
vote on the State ticket was SIG, and in the
entire county Fairchild's majority was 483.
while Sholes majority was 493. So much
for outspoken defense of principIe.-Mll.
WsSc0asia.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

Beautiful Flowers. are indebted to
Mrs. j. NJ CHASE, for most beautiful and
fragrant boquet of choice and rare flowers, left
upon our table few days since. 1t may moi
be generally known, but it should be, that Mr.
Chase keeps quite an extensive greenhouse
hiled with the choicest and rarest exotics ard
is, and will be prep AIRED throughout the winter,
to furnish Boquets, or Flowers, for parties or
funerals, at short uotice and on reasonable terms.
Mrs. Chase certainly turnshe s some of the rar-
est and most beautiful blooms we havs ever
seen. There is charm about these flowers du-
ring the winter season that is unknown during
the summer
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23
Dentistry.

Dentistry.
DR.. Mead of Chicago will again make his regular
visit Of one aoesk 10 Kenosha on Wednesday nov.
q2d Patients will piesse remember that my appoin' :
ments can under no Circumstances be extended, and
will "stand not on the order Of their Coming, but
Come at once" Rooms usual at the City Hotel
Ny friends may possess themselves Of the fact that
81 still live /" ard am prepared as ever to
--"minister to the teeth 1iseased;
Pluck from their sockets rooted sorrow;
RAKE out the LdrfOus troubles of the mouth;
And with some incompatible antdote,
Cleanse all stuffed Cavities OF that perilous stun
which
Tyros tput into them VcrbUDs Sat. Chicago
Nov 14th 1865, W. B. Mead. 2w
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

New Publications. ACe.-Dont overlook the
new advertisements of Mr. johnson of the Book
store He has been laying in one of the best
and fullest stock of miscellaneous Books--.New
Publications the English Classics and standard
Authors in new and attractive forms->>School
Books Stationery of every description Wall pa
per, Pictures and Frames. All the Magazines,
&c. Call and see.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23
Hnrpe'rs Suonthly for December comes

Harpers MOHthIy for December comes 10
us in good season, filed with a great variety
Of the "good things of literature. The con
tents are S'Making the Magazine" profuse-
Iy illustrated article showing she process OF
making the Monthly, with an interesting bisto-
nv Of its founding and progress. Common
story" ''The Natural Wealth OF Virginia"
illustrated the Royal Portraits First
and Last: Retrospect" Names of Men,
''Sslly's disappointment" Aspirations Ar
madale," by Wilkie Collins-chaps, and y,
Book ". "Our Thanksgiving Death, y
sour Mutual Friend, = by Chas. Dickens, con-
cluded "At Christmas Time,' "a Village in
Massachusetts, Happy and Unhappy Mar
risges,'' Easy Chair, Monthly Record, Drawer
&c. Go to RobiDson's Bookstore and get it,
You will find there also, all the leading Month
Hes, Illustrated and Literary Weeklies, Dali
lies, SC.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

The Chicago Tribune.We publish in
our advertising columns the prospectus of the
Chicago Tribune for 1866. 1t is hardly necessa~
ry to say that the Tribune is one of the larges
and best Daiies in the country. And the peo-
pie of the Northwest fully appreciate and adj
NIT that fact, and would undoubtedly do that,
If they were not 80 often assured of the fact
through its editorial columns. But aside from
all faults and foibIes, the Chicago Tribune is a
paper that the whole Northwest may well be
proud to claim.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-11-23

Thpown OuG. We understand that the Park
City Match Co., have disposed of both their I'm
derwood Patent Machines for the manufacture
of Matches, and are now making arrangements
for the manufacture ofround and square match
es, by hand on a much larger scale than they
ever did with the machines. The company is
satisfied after fair trial that the machine can
not be run proftably.