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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-10-12

q fall of 10 per cent in Liverpool prices occurs
those near to their markets sill reap nine-:enths
of their former profits, while the distant produe-
er, ninety per cent of whose crop has usually
gone to pay freghts, loses his whole crop. In
times of scarcity the losses tall on the distant
producers. Iu times OF abundance, freight and
competition increase, aud he distan producers
being under the widest range of competitor, are
subjected to the lowest possible see e as protite
Hence very often that which appears
IKE profits is found on closer analysis to be
but the deportation of the fer tiity Of the soil,
not al actual accumulation of wealth. Forty
years ago General Jackson in treating of this
evil, said:
Common sense points out at once the rem-
edy. Draw from agricultural the superabun-
dant labor, employ it in mechanism, and man
utactures, thereby creating home market tor
your breadstuffs, and dstri buting labor to a
most profitable account, and benefits to the
Country will result. Take from agriculture in
the United States six hundred men, women and
children, and you at once give home mark ct
tor more breadstuffs than all Europe now fur
nishes us.
In short, sir we have been too long subject to
the policy OF British merchants. 1t is time we
should become little more Americanzed, and
instead of feeding the paupers and lsborers OF
Europe, feed our own, or else in short time,
by continuing our present policy, we shall be
paupers ourselves"
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State OF W isconsin,


L, ". W. Baker, She IF of said Kenos a county Z.
notce Tor general erection, served upon me by tn,
Secretary Of State OF the OF Wisconsin and now
Oh file IN my tfice, pursu said notice and tn,
Statutes in relation to elections hereby civ
en- that addition the State officers designated in
ihe above nOce OF the Secretary Of state he 10 low
pe county Or local officers a. 10 be elected to wit
Que Senator for the Slh Senatorial District compo.
sed of the county Of kerosha in the pace OF ntbo.
nv Van Wyck, whose term of Office will expire Decen,
Der 3lst, 1865.
also one Member of Assembly fos the county of Ke-
"osha, in place OF Zilmon e. Summons, whose OF
office will expire December 3lst, 1865
Also Supervisor for each Supervisor District in
the c0un y OF Kenosha follows:
One Super visor the hrst Supervisor District con-
sis inG nj the city of kenosia the place of John
NicolI whose of office win expire on the S1st
day of December, l.: IS.
Also to Supervisor q the District compo-
sed of the towns of Pleasant PRAIRIE Bristol, Paris
and Somers, in the place of r. Hugunn, whose
term OF office wiii expire December S1st, 1865
Also to elect Supei the dis riot CO po-
sed of the towns of Sa EN-, Randall, WheaLland and
brighton in the place Of D. Burges 5, whose term of
office will expire December 3lst 1865.
Also to elect one Superintendent of Schools for
the county of Kenosha (excep6 the city of Keno.
sha) in the place of Robert Graham, whose term Of
office will expire December 31st 1865.
Sherif's Cfh;e, KeLOsha county, sept IL 1865.
Notice is hereby gwen, that accordance with TIL
above notice. election wil be held in the several
towns. wards and election precincts of the county
keroshz, on the 18th day of November, 1865 for the
purposes therein set forth
GILLIAN W. BAKER,
eWIo sheriff of Kenosha County.
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The Tunnels.

Five of the iron cylinders for the lake
shaft of the tunnel have been safely placed
upon the crib, and are ready to be lowered
into position. The two remaining ones
have been taken out, and will be removed
from the vessel to the crib as soon as the
weather will permit. The slightest rough
ness of the lake renders it extremely hazar-
dous to attempt to move them. These cyl
inders are each seven feet in height and
seven in diameter. Probably the work OF
sinking the cylinders will be commenced
this week. As soon as this is accomplished,
and the water pumped out, the workmen
will begin upon the excavation. Fac
The contract for the tunnel under the riv.
er at Washington street was recently award
ed by the board of public works to j. Ii.
Moore of this city at 100000. The work
upon the tunnel cannot be commenced I'M
til the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars,
provided for in the ordinance, shall have
been subscribed and paid over to the comp
troller by parties to be specially benefited
by the work. It is expected that the Pitts
burg Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad com
pany will contribute large share of this
amount, aud that the balance will be made
up oy property holders in the vicinity 1t
is hoped that this work will be commenced
during the present fall. Chicago Repubti-
ram.
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The English CapitaIiStS PrnieetS.

New YORK, Oct. 2 In announcing the re-
turn of Sir Morton Peto and party from
their tour the Herald says: '.among the
gratifying results of their visit will be the
laying of double track on the Erie Rail-
road from this city to its junction with the
Atlantic and Great Western Road at Sala-
manca The shortening of the distance on
the Erie road is about seventy miles The
building of a railroad bridge across the Nj
agra near Buffalo, structure that will cost
some five millions of dollars, and the extern
sion of the branches of the Atlantic and
Great Western Road from all the principal
points where the main track is laid. These
enterprises will involve the expenditure of
perhaps $100,0000Oo without taking into
consideration the real design of the Europe
an Capitalists, viz. : the shortening of a
route 10 the East Indies by grand railway
across the American continent.
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Bridging Detroit Rivera Ferry Boat to
Transport a Train of Cars.

from the Detroit Free fress, 10th.
The Great Western Railway have under
construction ferry boat of sufficient d.
mensions to transport train Of cars. This
ferry boat is one of the greatest achieve
ments of modern enterprise, and is in itself
a wonder. Nothing like it has ever been
seen on the Western waters 1t will be the
Great Eastern of the Lakes. 1t is al
ready well under way, at Jenkins ship
yard near Windsor, and brief description
may not be uninteresting. The vessel is
being built entirely of wrought iron, and
the weight of the hull alone, exclusive of
the boilers and machinery, will exceed five
hundred tons. The length of keel is 22O
feet breadth of beam, 40 feet. There will
be a rudder at each end to prevent the neces-
sity of turning i'll the river. The rudders
manship, of solid iron, weighing not less
than five tons each, and are to be so fitted
that by the action of a very simple and
easily worked piece of machinery, the one
can be thoroughly secure while the other is
in use. There will be eight water tight
compartments or balkheads Besides the
iron heelsons, the boat will be further
strengthened by immense wrought iron
stanchlons, or pillars, at intervals along its
whole length. There will be double track
laid down on the deck, to accommodate
fourteen freight cars The boat is especi
ally adapted for overcoming the difficulties
of winter navigation here and it is fully
Expected, from the peculiarly of her con.
struction, and the immense strength of hel
bows and steering apparatus, that she will
be able to make her regular trips irrespec
tive of weather The boat was originally
built ini Glasgow, Scotland by Messrs
Barclay & Curle, ship-builders, according tc
plans and specifications furnished by the
Great Western Railway Company. 1t was
then taken apart and transported thither
and is being reconstructed under the super
intendence of Mr.. Neil Currie, of Toronto
Before being taken apart the several thou.
sand pieces which compose the hull were
marked and numbered, so as to be again
fitted into their proper places. Most of the
iron is now delivered at the ship-yard and
the work of putting it together is going
rapidly forward. The boat is designed tc
be ready for use next summer.
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Con.titulionnI Amcndmen..
CHATTER Ala. t
AN ACT TO extend the right of snffrnre

Tlfe people of the State of Wisconsin represented In
senate and assembly, do enact us follows: -
Section !. The right Of voting hereby extended IN
male persons of African blood who shall have
the age OF twenty Yeas upwards, with the same
qualifications and restrictions now mposed on ~
tiers in section of article Suffrage in the
tuition.
See = This act, before 1t takes effect shall DO submit
ted TO the people ut general election to be held ON M
Tuesday next Succeeding the first Monday of Novenbr
cOnst ution, be cast Tor it, IL shall force and e
under the requirements hereinafter preserbed hui IL
sueh majority be not cast for IT, 1t shall have force or
effect.
8. Tie ballot be used ON this occasion shall
be for the Affirmative " for extension suffrage for tne
negative FOR the extension of suffrage no. which sia
posted in the and all persons qualified By law
vote ut any election In this state shall be deemed vU-
tiers this question.
Sec. L. These shall be counted and returned bv
the inspectors of the election Ia all respects us votes for
state officers are counted and returned
Sec. D. The Ohcers now designated by law canvass
the Of for officers shall canvass tho
this question, the place and una " tue
canyassng and declaring the Of elections Tor
state Ulcers.
Sec. Within three days after the determination Of
such canvass, shall DO the duty of thu canynsser 20
shall thereupon without delay make proclamation OF tho
result ana publish the same, du ~ and weekly,
weeks Ia all newspapers printed in the state; wbeB
the result shall the of
shall immed ately after publication. Of
force ehecti buC ii not favor Of it, then this
shall have force effect.
See, Z. his act Immediately after its passage shall
be published and least three previously 70 said
election, shall
sent, of 1t to every newspaper
state which newspaper upon the publication Of the same,
shall be entitled to for the Of the
treasury the paid for other legal Advertising
Approved April 10, 1865.
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civ of KeDoshn-Firs, wnrd

The foliooing described lots and parcels Of land
arc situate IN Sc Or. sec. Sec. 81 I2 R23.
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[Oopy.J
N0TICE---T0 WHOM IT CONCERNS.
II G.. H Il q WNENG.
No. 81 Broadway, n. ]

NOW ALL MEN that Lewis Knapp, on his
INA oath before me, says, that on the night of June
2st, 1865, he had burgariousiy taken from him, be-
sides $500 in money aud OF vauables, also the io
lowing No es, belonging to Daniel Knapp, to witt
One OF $500 against Samuel Kingman; one OF $4,000
against y. Myers Of 5G0 against R. Miller; one
of S25 90 ainst F. Mann; and of 50 90 against
A. N. Crotseuburgh also several others not now re-
membered. Now, this is caution all persons against
purchasing of the above notes, as shall hold the
makers amenable to me for their amounts.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sd day of
July, 1865. A. G. COLE,
Justice of the Peace
G#- In consequence of the above Loss, shall be
comp elled to collect, amicaby otherwise, all
ey owing to me either by note account
DANIEL KNAPP
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kNRCM The premises Of the subscriber in the town
OF Bristol, about the middle OF September, 1864
FIVE fEARLlNGS, Three heifets-two, deep red
with no paItieu lar marks-the other red and white
Two Steers-one red With no marks remembered-the
other light red, had the bush of his tail and the
tip of both ears.
Any information to the whereabouts of said
cattle or either Of them, viii be literally rewarded
Bristol sept 18th, 1865. 17n J. 8. TRACY.
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Is prepared by the originator of the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Balsam. Mr.. Coe prepared medicinal
article Tor puoc and general use but
tests, and always bVIne the pam victory
every disease IL been certified cure.
Will you who suffering from Dyspepsia Indigestion
Nausea, heartburn, Sick Headache tramp and Pains Ia
the Stomach and Bowels Acdily the tomaeh ChUel
mOrbus DysenJelY and General Debility weakness
the whole sY sentry hut single bottle, never
again, II tal IN this Our knowledge
vi merits united testimony of all have ever
tried it, the encomlums hundreds neghbors
your yourself and the beneficial result as
the sunshine, all earnestly persstenty, urge you
just try bOJtIe. Ii what correct Oul
statements concerning its wonderful virtues are not
found TO be true, If do not that the operation
the medicine is instantaneous and perfectly wonderful
will renounee profession the public health
and retire from ed, admitting that
tent to compound medicinal preparation, which wouIC
be entitled to your confidence.
sold BIZ druggists where Price Sl00 per Bottle
G. G. CLARK q CO., Proprietors,
New Haven, Conn.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago, Wholesale Agts
for the West. For sale in this place. 0y F.
ROBINSON, and WHEELER CLARK. Iy6aw
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nm Probafe-Konosha County Court.
Ia The matter Of the estate of Nicholas Daniels de-
ceased.
nneaioins and filing the petition of yironica
tslinD ane OF Brighton, in Kenosha county, and
other tb;P proofs OF the same, repr esenting among
I'LL On the 28d day of September, A. d. 1865
within this cono itessng goods ehstes and
the widow of said de anu that she the petitioner is
iels and Matthias Daniels " nupurtus DAN
1T is oRDEREp, that said petition be heard hssore
the Judge this Court Friday the Sd dau W
vember A. D. IS at O'Clock D. M at NV Se =. W. o.
the city and county of Kenosha - ' oiioo in
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, that notics ,hox..rL
gwen to the heirs of said deceased and to ali nersoDs
interested, by publishing copy of this order f.,
.nIee successive weeks prior to said day Of hearng
IN me kenosha Telegraph weekly newspaper nrinf'
Gu ana published in Kenosha, in said county.
Owls I. w. WEBSTER.
Dated Keno'ha, Oct I'd, 1865. County Judge.
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Wain's Bourbon Ritters

t<R They are made of Ingredients we'll knownt
and approved by the medical profession as hav
ing poaoeiIaE tonic properties, both powerful
and pleasant, with sufficient nQthe1si70 prop
sTtaes to correct the bilious arrangement OF the
system, and act like charm when taken accord.
ing TO directions, as a remedy for the following
diseases :-lndtgeStion, Dyspepsia, Jdundice,
L1usr affections, Loss Of appetite, LoeonesS OF
Spirits,
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EXECUTORS SALE.
IN PROBATE-KenOsha County Court.
In the matter Of the estate Ann Quarles

In the matter ofthe estate of Ann Quarles deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in
~ pursuance of an order of license made in said
ma tier on the eleventh day of September A. D. 1865
Executor of the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased will on Saturday, the fourteenth day of Octo-
Der, 1865, at 10 O'clock M. at the office of the Clerk
of the Board of Supe rvsors OF Kenosha county In tho
city of Kenosha, state of Wisconsin, offer for SAFE at
public vendue the following lands to wit:
Lot 10 in block 20 in the first ward of the CITY Of
Kenosha, together with the dwelling house thereon
Also the north half of the south quarter OF
ton II, town 2, range %, in the town of Pleasant
Prairie.
and place of sale.
Dated at Kenosha this 18Th DAY of Sept A. D. 1868.
"a JOSEPH v. QUARLEs,
4"1o ...... Executor.
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TESTIMONIALS.

my family would soon give up the cooking
stove this Clothes Wrnger. 1t cannot be too high
ly recommended. "-SOi0n RObi7lSO7l
"After a constant of the Universal Clothes
Wringei for than four years in my family, am
authorized by the powers that be- to give it the
mo It unqualified praise, and to proI ounce it an in
dispensble part of the machinery for housekeeping
Rec Henry Wand Beecher.
This is the first Wringer have found that would
stand the service required OF IT'D. r. HUgganS,
Louejoy'S Hotel.
thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention of your
excellent wringer."-Reu. Theodore L. CuyteT.
1--WE think thu Machine much more THAI pays FIR
itself every year in the saving of garments. We think
it important the wringer should be fitted with COGS.
%. JuOtd.
al heartily commend it to economists of lime, mon
ey and contentmen mt. Req DR.. BeILoa0S.
81 saves labor, eXpedites work, makes the laun-
dress good natured does not tear off buttonsand is
indispensable in a well regulated family. "-R storTs
Jr., ID. ID.
T." Every week has given it stronger hold upon the
affections of the inmates of the laundry. Ev-ry mems
Der Of the household is in admiration of it."-N T.
Observer. s.-
Gay On receipt OF price from any part of the coun-
try where we have no canVasSers we send the wrlg-
er free OF freight charges
good canvasser wanted in every township.
Send for illustrated Price Circular.
H G.. BRO NHNG,
6m16 No. SAT Broadway, N Y.
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county Court
liam Thompson, deceased y " y ~
~ reading and filing an instrument in writing
~ purportinE to be the last will and testament az
WlIhan thompson late CT Randall in said countv N
henosha, Wisconsin, deceased, and also the accom-
psnying petition of Robert Richardson representne
eng otner thlngs that the said William Thompson
die testate that said Instrument is the last Iii d
testament OF said deceased, and that he the said ne
tloner the identical Robert Richardson named and
appohted IN and BY said last will testament ex
eeutor thereof and praying that dav he annoin,Sd
or nearing the proofs OF said last will and testament:
ttls ordered that the proofs Of said instrument b.
heard before the Judge of this court on Friday the
zath day OF October, 1865, at O'Clock p M at His
once in the city of Kenosha - - ~ 40
ana II further ordered that notice thereof be civ
en- to the heirs of said deceased and 10 ali
interested, oyPubshng cory Of this order for three
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
henosha Telegraph, weekly newspaper printed and
published in Kenosha in said county.
3w1T W WFpsrrp
Dated Kenosha, Sept. 26, 1885. County Judge.
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SWANS Bourbon Bitters

Hedddchs, C0Stt0ene8S, and kindred diseases,
arising from disordered condition of the Stom-
ach, Liver or bowels. Let eoey,Y one t1y these
agreeable Bitters; once tried and used they will
recommend them with confidence { all others
who are in need of a wholesome, agreeable and
efectual tonic. The rapidly increasing demand
for these Bitters has induced me 70 give them
publicity, so that thousands who have not used
them, may try Them and be convinced of their
efficacy
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SWANS Bourbon Ritters

EH The composition Of DR.. SWANS Bitters having
been maize pubic, through the columns of Medical
journals, and having been adopted standard rem
edy by the Medical Profession, a, by decision
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, EXEMPT
FROM STAMP DUTY.
DIR. G. H. SWAIN, PROPRIETOR.
orr,cps 375 Broadway, New York,
I "a South Water Street, Chicago.
q. A.}COOK, General Agent for the West
-. d.. Chicago
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller. Finch Full
Ter; Burnham Van Schaak; Chas. g. Smith; Lord Il
Smith; j. H.. Reed Co.; Smith Dryer, and all
Druggists and Grocers everywhere. 1y39
For sale In ken0sha ID w HE ELER 4
CLARK, and sTARKWEAIHkR.
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WAIN'S BOURBON 81
SWANS BOURBON |
SWANS BOURBON |

healthy tonic, gentle stimulant and upequale ed
morning appetizer, Prepared in ripe old Bour-
bon. Being now used to the exclusion o. all 9th.
er Bltters III more than fifty United States Arnay
Hospitals, and millions of private families and
Is the only popular medicine VIII ch has been es-
peciahy egenepteGJ from stamp taGc by the United
states government on the ground OF its having
Deem adopted as a standard remedy by the
medical nroiesssion -
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head nerves kidneys bladder womb and blood affections
OF the urinary gravel scrofula rheumatism ca
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, d. spepsia.
Our practice is not of experiment, but twenty
standing founded the laws of Nature with years
Of experience and evidence sustain it, Do ear
o bud up, sick make we-no harsh treatHlent L;
;rfing; no hatteFing. " know the cause and the
-smeds needed; work ont knowledge gained hy
of experience in The treatment of these diseases
usivey no encoC ragemeut wi hOut sspect Candid
opinions reasonable in charges, claim rot 10
Know everything body, but do claim rea
on and ommou We invite the sick. no matter
aha their aim call investigate before they aban
hope axe inter- cations and decide 70: themselves
will cost nothing consultation is free This is the
sixth that have visited this place, and shall max
as visits fer years regularly the same days wee
very eight weeks.
| cAS BIZ CONSULTED
2enosha City Hotel. during Saturday.
until 4 clock the 28tn of Octobe.
1865. at Woodstock, Exchange
Hotel. the 25th of sept. and goth of
Nov.
Ey Residence and Laboratory, Wsukegan Ill,
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SWANS Bourbon Bitteys

EB Ladies, who have tried and found most 9th,
er 'StOz1dch BitterS" too bitter, unpdEdtG6Ie
Gadtoo hsglty anedicdted for their delicate taste
please give these a trial, and you will not be
Wlthou them, They give tone to the stomach,
and sire myth to the whole system.
~ II your druggist or Iadesman has not got
these BiHerS, have him send Tor them
EB Remember the name and take no ether.
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Circuit Court-Coun,y OF Keno,..

(stamp \ The State of Wisconsin,
xAo,, s.. 10 Edward A Hyde.
You are hereby summoned and required TO answer be
L complaint of Reuben Crook, which is filed In tbs
office OF the clerk of the circuit for Kenosha
at his office in the city of Kenosha to serve
your answer at office in tho city and county nj
enosha and state of Wisconsin, within
the service hereof exclusive Of the day of such
and you fail to answer the plant as aforesaid The
said Reuben Crook w apply to the for the relief
demanded in the com plant HEAD a. SCHOEF isA
Dated kenOsha, Sept. Ii, 1865. 6wI7 PIf's Attys
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NO T ICE.

TENhe COpartnership heretofore existing be-
n tween Doctors FLRR and HKTFRoH, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. A. FAIR,
Kenosba, Aug. rs, 1865. l.. HEBRON.
All accounts of said firm left with n. Farr for
settlement The books and accounts will be found at
the Union Drug Store, and DR.. Starkweather is Au,
tborized make settlement in the absence Old FAIR
Immediate payment is requested. 4wlb
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GOES DYSPEPsIA CURE!

Does exhiirate and the patient sufferer hk
and beverages all advertised dys
pepsa but it medicine wonderfully adapted Il
ali diseases of the stomach and bowels.
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Advertisements of Forfeited achooI
Lnmds im KenOsha GnmnIx

Jas u McKesson-No. oft, -; description, NV ne :
NO. OF certificate, Gil town q range 10 e; section Is;
NO. OF acres, ~ SO-lOO amount due, $780, amount Of
interest," AZ cts amount of penalty, u cts; amount of
taxes - amount OF interest, penalty, taxes and ad-
vertSing, say; total amount due state sI1 IRA
for which interest is due 1895. -.
Jas @. McKesson-No. Of lot, -; description ae
NV; No. of certificate 49, town 4 range 10 g: secinn
l6i No Of acres 80 $4,000; amount due 81 O0 amount
OF interest," ~ cts; amount of penalty, ri cts amount
oil taxes, amount OF interest, penalty, taxes ana
advertising, 1923; total amount due state gll o..
years for which interest is due, 1868 6wl6