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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
fVHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR DEC. .

| THE n. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE foI this week contain
LEADISG ARrlcLxs--Currebcy-R TIL. She
Houses The Dtu6snce. in Jamaica; Hs, the sou:h an,
Statesmen Still Living! PERKS OF Resnp,ion Joshua Hill
enee Reduction Of Cod and Silver orc; Grave Mistake
Right. Of freedmen hdiorial rarasrapls
New. York; hewEnraia The Sou.htrn A, nn,ic state.
The Gulf States Teanes,ee snd Kentncky The WeserI
FoKxIGs NEws-Eurepei Mexico Canadai Africa; Cuba
FnoM LoSDos-From Our Special sponden: The Sur
render Of ths Shenandoah at Liverpool and tbs Dperson
the Crew How Lord paleslon Wasd to go to Wal Will
MissIssIPPI-Prcsden. Johnson's Letter to Gov. Hum
tRox THE Missouri TO PACIFIC Twenty fret Letter
From Tahoe to salt Lake; The fenness Traveller sngs a
the Robbers Virginia City ffoe1ins Ont" Cooking DIV
Losing Money Mining Business. not GanbliDg Wild Cat
Austin Bu.ne, pproyng De'u phur.iqs Proees. Needed
Buy Mining Property. Esan Canon siiveri Mining as
The EI6HrIiouR MovYsryT-An Address to the Work
neinen Of the United States
POPULATION o. MASSACHUSETTS,.
vRGisIA-Special Correspondence The ex Rebel Capital
Opinion There Ancien, Negroes; Orders Tie Freedmen.
Bureau Can 1t be Mlutancd Free Labor Advice 10 the
Abolons;s; Wlat Coming in Virginia; ColOed Farmers
Tux Nsg.i DIRK ELgcrios--Ofieisl. ...
Faon SOUTH AMERICA Defeat Of the
Re-enforcer1ens for the Brazi ian Army
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO
AROUND Tgg WORLD.
ILLINOIS AGKIcULTURAL COLLEGE
PoETRyThe Saying OF Saadi.
NEW PusLfcATiOSs-Wsr Literature; Camp Fire and Cot.
ton Field sherman, March through the South Prison Life
the 5outh Iowa Coonels and Regiments.
OBrUARY-Desih Of NJ Dupin.
INTERESTING fARnKRs-Amcrican Institute FArmers'
Club Feeding Saeep MaIket Uses Of the fe by Farmers
Po1ltry-fatteniGg and Preparing for Market.
The PEsssYLvASIA ELECTION.
THB ONO ELECTION.
TnE DRY GOODS MARKET
LAfZ8T EUROPEAN uARKEra
PERsoSAi POLITICAL irxNa
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs-
MARRIAGRs AsD DEATHS.
LATEST NRws Br MA1ygrIo TELEGRApH-Speclal Dis
patches TO The n Y. TriDunr.
CossgacIAFuu Report, Of .he Stock, Money, Cotton,
0rau, sad Cattle Markets specially reported for Tue n Y.
Tribune.
THE
NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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pages Of sx columns each aud containing the choicest matter
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Foreign; Legislative and Congressional matters; War News
Stock Cattle Horse Dry Goods and General Mar
tet RspoIts Report Of the American Institute Farmers Club
TERMS FOR WEEKLY
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do Clubs sofhve....."................. 800
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order Of TaE TRIBUNE" being safer, pgsisSabs 10 any
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NNGLISH BOOKS ENGLISH BOOKS

IL ENGLISH BOOkSl-Just received and now opening a
superb collection Of second hand English Books
Holiday aud STANDARD Books W be sold cheap ior cash, st
EUEAs / Co =. Basement No. u kasssust
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A STARTLING ORIGINAL STORY
N TEN CENT NOVELTIES No. 2G ju.t issued, con.
tans startling story complete entitled "THn fEsiAssi
or Neil Connors Truupa' II 10 creating senssiion
tion suod and contain the following stoh.s;
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s. The MsDeluk-. No. :. Tie Boidcr League No o. The
Duke priIr No. The Wood Witch No. TO- Ben Ham. d.
No. H. Young Pioneer. No. ~ pucsl Coronct. No II.
est Pon, sdet No. H. Mysterious Miner Ne IS FIR
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49, The Cnangelng NO. i9 Turkish Slave. No 20. lbs
Wiae's Secret. No. ~. Gold Robbers No. ~ The
Novice. No. % Young CongufTot No. ~ kett'busien.
No 25 Tip. No. "a Tue feuilha
III. above books for sale by newsdear everywhere Il
Ten Cen per copy. will DO mailed postpaid, 10 ANY ae
ELLIOTT. THoMEs TALBOT.
Novelette, Puhnsiers Boston, Msss.
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III
~ ERNFAMILTES.-3O0 FAMILIES WANTEp--looOc Oco
chocs improved and uniproved lands in South East
Virginia offered for SALE by the undersigned In lots to
suit purchasers These auds ready for settlement and cul.
tvstion, having buildn.s Of them. Provisions
cheaper tbsy bought In other msrket conve-
pient to navigation and railroads. have good wnter healthy
and produce wheat rye oats barley tobacco,
hemp hops poa,oes and vegetables Of all descriptions
much earlier than the North Fruit Of 81 kinds In great va
rety Fine timber Titles perfect. Addrrss or apply to
FOLGER. CARTWRIGHT x Co, No. ~ Wide Wsters,
Norfolk Va
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1.-TWO MEN;

HURRAHi HURRAH. HURRAu
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just Issued:
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ssng the Fourth Volume Of The popnlsI and patriotic
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R- LIBRARY FOR YOUNG AND OLD
II.
Ready SATURDAY, Dec Q, 1865:
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III.
Resdy Dec. 10:
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Mem pnblirGtioas.
T,HE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE

NOW READY. and for sale BY al Ne". '','' Cut. .
Booksellers a, the good old price oil I~e"''
number. OIL AZ a year the January tssne %
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

A Il No. 3l9 Fourth -ave.-I3y DAY u PAL
N MER Office hours from Toto 4. HOUSES for SALE
West Of Fifthave-n eth, 10th, l4th 10th, 2l I'D 10Th,
27th a8th 3st SD 33d 34 38.h 3sth 42d3d 45h 10Th,
4th 6h s2d SD 6th 6sth s6h, gh l2h, l2Sth lSlst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

CHOICE Dairy, Grass or Grain FARM for
" SALE bargain; Of 35 $50 are improved
balance wood Of stone well fenced and wstered
ltory house Is and farm house, Ice house,
barns, tc all In order 100 miles from Newiok, and
ralroad The owner Of 1t can be seen st A. SER
GIANTS. No. Is MAlnt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
Mem Publications.

DEADY TO-DAY:
MuNRo's TEN CENT NovEL-Na r.
THE RED MEN OF THE WOODS.
BY tn. Author Of Lonslessed Joe Raislsnsks Dick tc
Thi, sterling Indian Tale, full Of exciting Incidents and
sur. to be extensively read. ii.fi,l l.lo IT,.
The book for sale BY oil news agents and bookseller ard
sent postpaid on receipt Of price, 10 cents zach.
GEORGE MUNRO Co.,
t.al No. t37 William e., New. York
TIE AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, General Agents.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

| IJNEvALEAR2in A2nD . porouros
No. 4ol BRoADwAY, NswioRK
have resdv
THE COMPLETE SEIllfS OF THOSE
UNKISALED BOOKS
ILLUSTRATED By II. L. STEPHESS,
consisting OF
THE FIVE LITTLE PIGS,
THE FOX AND GEESE,
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD AND HER DOC,
THE HOUSE THAT JACk BUILT
THE DEATH AND BURIAL or POOR COCK ROBIN.
Zach book containing sixteen hosrsphed llu..rson,
FROM Original Designs H. H. STEPHENS. hlndsocly printed
with fBe psper and bound In boards with iginn.
s:ed
Deny Quaro....................PI Price ~ Is each.
OPISIONS OF THk PRESS
Mr Stephens has nysLed these ,tOrvbook. degree
o. talent which makes them instructive TO the least autc
per The designs free and spirited
well ss esboraiey tnisi ed 80 Boston Transcript.
'r Stephens in his iu-ra'ions, clothes his birds and
frogs and mails in yc which fully eguts anything the
German French artist, have Gore. Evening Post,
These little w young and old. AID sppesr
70 BE- generally upprecisted.-l PhaIepha Press
-. srni free mai Ir zip. Of L.ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

A NUMBER Of well-recommended c-,--
IA GIRLS want SITUATIONS 70 do rrn.,s ,timl
&C., at Mr~ LOVES GERMAN INSTlTUTEsSs is =
ton.st.. near the Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

4 RESPECTABLE Girl wishes 4 aTT-.
IA TON a. Cook, Washer and Irousr, ar "a IsvA' -
work Is good Laundre.s. Bes, OF city reSsrepes
at No. "a West Twentieth.st.. rear. V~@ q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01
/ LEASE of BROADWAY PROPERTY

IN Just above Grandst, lOr ~ yeaTs, FOK SALf-Lo'
25 by 100 Possession immediately. Title perfect. hys
story building be erected Immediately rent for S2oo
The ground ron. s $4,000 pes snnum Address o. o. Boz
No 205 Herald Office
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

A RESPECTABLE Scotch WOM1N -.s
"A SITUATION as 6rst-class COOK In p,,-. 80
80 West Eightsenth-st. 'uvek
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Situations t)antel

An American widow lady Of educ..,- ;.
"A refinement desires Q situation AZ HOrfSDS04 o&1
small family or as COMPANION to an in,sNS Z bl -
no object. Address Box No. 567s Post.OfBcs ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

A. i bRiEssPaECCTTAABLE, iss a;CT .AtI elderly Female ~
work take charge Of growing child, and tsscS ~. tsU
rnents OF education Would be wi linz 70 "a II ,S a
South having no ncumbrspcs. Cen b ssss y III essa
employers No. 233 Filth-evs. M ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

A RESPECTABLE young Girl wisbs. . -
A alton GaAMBERMAiD snd LAUNDREss
reference can be produced Call for two A.. .a! q
Yves, Twenty fourthsL N -I' =" A q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

l OTIS which are VALUABLE. FOR SALE
IL EIGHT LOTS on Finy seveuth-si, 100 ieet) n.a
Broadway good House will be taken. A TREADWELL
No. lo3 laambersst.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

IA SITUATION ss q Cook, Washer ..1 !" !" AMI
small private family. No bj,ction 10 20 ,bo Isa Isa As
the country. 10 honest, and has plenty Of
Addreu for one day No. ~ East ThirtsenthSt : -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

rINIIE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE
Il Nos ~, 4s9, f9l FIRTHAvE., NEW.fOkk,
will reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept ~.
II. ~ PIERCE Presiient
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

VOCAL INSTRUCTION.-Mrs EDWARD
LODER will commence her course of prvs'. instruc.
tion Ia ITALIAN, ENGLISH and ORAIOkIO SINGING
The first week In October Mr.. LODER viii be at home
until that date every morning between the hours II II and
o'clock or written applications be sent there No. Ia Est
Thirty second st. bear LeIir gona ave. or to CLiekohng
Sons Piano Rooms. No. go Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-01

DEAL ESTATE AGENT-TIouses Let,
4 Rents and Bls Collec,ed.-For SALE, HOUSE aud
LOT No $40 sprnyst, near Clinton Market also Thee
Years Lease No S5 Churchst also Country Resii.nce
a. White Lake sullivan County n Y, good hoa.e with 20
with icehon.e barn, and 30 of and Apply
to WARREN y WlLhEY No. 80 Spruce st., stairs iron
10 a. IN. TO IL m.
I AND OFFICE.-B. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No PARK place. Dealer In US Lands Us. Land scrip,
u. 8 Land Warrants. LAND for SALE credit,
exchange
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

Another MannfactOry.---Me ssrs Gall a.
CHER, Spellacy & Mcdonald, three mechanics
have taken the old Handbook Shop, on Park St,
nearly opposite Dennis Kearneys Wagon
Shop, where they have put in they the re-
quisite machinery for the manufacture OF
Sash, Jors and Blinds. They have Planer
Tenoning and MorticDg Machines, Circular
Saws, Moulding Machines &c, so that a Door
of any number. of panels is alt made, ready to
put together by machinery Their machinery
at present is run by horse power, which will be
changed for steam, soon as an increase OF
business will warrantit. They have com menced
on scale commensurate with their means, and
propose to increase both their business and ia
cilities as fast rs possible. Messrs G., S. L
Med, are all practical mechanics and workers,
and will no doubt succeed Mr. Gallagher is a
practical machinist and pattern maker. We
commend this firm to everybody who is think
ing of building or repairing, as they will furnish
good work at as low rates as any other estab-
lishment In this or any other city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

Agricultural SGaIistics-We have got
the figures showing the Agricultural and Manu-
featuring Statistics Of Kenosha county as taken
by the Assessors of the several towns at the time
of making the Annual Assessment for the year
1865, and intended to have them appear in this
weeks paper, but we are compelled to put them
over until next week, for want of time,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

DisseivS d.--~1he old and well known firm
of Washbish 81 Benedict, Merchants Tailors
and Dealers in Hats Gaps and Gents. Furnish
ing Goods, has been dissolved, as will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns Mr..
Wasbbish, who has no superior in the city as
fashionable Tailor, viii continue the business
at the old Stand, and with largely increased
stock of New and Fashionable Goods, will be
glad to meet the demands of old and new Gus
toners. See New advertisement in this weeks
TELEGRAPH.
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New Fail Goods.-..Weeke EellnusAG Ga

New Fall Goods. Weeks, Fellow & Co,
have just been filling up their store with large
and well selected stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, and our readers will find their announce
ment among our new advertisements this week,
to which we call their attention Their stock OF
Dress Goods will attract the attention of the
Ladies, being one of the fullest in the city,
while their stock of Staple Dry Goods is large
and varied. They will not be undersold.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

ES@ The Racine Advocate learns that parties
from the East have leased the necessary prem
ises for an extensive boot and shoe factory in
that city. Our Racine neighbors will of course
encourage and foster the growth of this new
enterprise. Every manufacturing establis hment
established in the Northwest is a step in the
right direction and leads to prosperity.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

EY7 Stick to your home paper No matter
ifyou are poor, remember none are so poor as
the Ignorant, exceptit be the depraved, and
they too often go together. Keep your home
paper. Remember, that it is the advertiser of
your neghborhood and daily business, and tells
you what is going around you instead of
thousand miles away.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

Serious Accident. Henry White, son Of
Joseph White, residing on Burlington avenue,
about fifteen years old fell from the Railroad
Bridge over Pike Greek, in this city, on Friday
afternoon last, very seriously injuring him. He
was taken up and conveyed to his fathers resi-
dence, nearly a mile distant, in an insensibe
condition, and it was thought he could live but
lew hours. DIR. s. r. Mcclellan was called,
who dressed his wounds, 1t was found that a
shoulder was dislocated and collar bone broken,
ana he was otherwise sadly bruised. On Sat
urday morning he was quite com Portable with a
fair prospect of soon recovering. Boys should
learn, or their parents for them, that the Rail
road bridge over Pike Creek is dangero us
place to play upon.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

"The Weed."-Our friend l. L. JOHNSON,
of Somers, brought into our office the other day
tobacco leaf, of mammoth proportions, as a
specimen of the production of his plantation of
''the weed" This leaf measured , feet 6 inches
in length and III inches in width sufficient to
have made, if well cured, number of 'long
mines" and penny grabs" And the '1eaf'
was in all respects perfect one. Tobacco
seems to flourish in this vicinity, and we see no
reason why its culture should not be made prof
table here. For some reason there IS not as
much Tobacco raised in this vicinity as some
years heretofore
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

Fiowers.We are indebted to H. F. Phelps
alias Old Phelps, sometimes called for short
Eye Ancient,') of the Metropolitan Eating
Rooms, for couple of most exquisitely beauti-
full Boquets composed Of brilliant asters, dahlias
and other Autumnal flowers Old Phelps runs
small flower garden for the pleasure of the
thing, and for the qualification of his taste for
the beautiful and it is safe to say that he pro
duces the where withal to get up tie prettiest
/ bouquet, and nobody knows better how to put
them together,
In addition TO the qualification of the taste fol
''the beautiful, Old Phelps furnishes the means
of more sensual qualification, in these days such
as Prairie Chickens, ''done TO turn with al
the ''Exens," Ice Cream and Lemonade for
these hot nights, and in few weeks, fresh and
luxuriant Bivalves, right from the. briny deep,
| Moral'---If you want beautiful bouquet tc
present TO your---well, anybody. Or hoi
meal on short notice. or cold bite for lunch. 20
J to Phelps Metropolitan Eating Rooms.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

Wanted.--One hundred good residences to
rent. Our city is full of strangers, and the de-
mand for houses is far ahead of the supply. 1
we had one hundred comfortable and desirable
residences, we would run the risk of renting or
selling them all in a week
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31

The Union electors OF the town of Pheasant Prairie
are requested to meet in Caucus, at the BRICK
SCHOOL HOUSE near B. r. Hatchs, on Fyiddy Foe
ming, Sept 1st 1865 at O'Clock, for the purpose of
eecting three delegates the county ention to
be held at the court House in Kenosha Sept. Fad
elect Delegates to the State Convention.
Also, TO elect three delegates to a county conven-
ton to nominate candidates for Member of Assembly
and State Senator. By ORDER OF COMMITTEE
Pleasant Prairie. Aug. II, 1863 2wl2
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wisconsin state Fuir.-As will be seer

wisconsin State Fuir-As will be seen
frcm the item we publish elsewhere, in refer
ence TO the daily programme that the State
Fair this year is to be held from the 23d to
the 30th of September inclusive We are in
debted to the popular Secretary of the Society
j. W. HoYT, for complimentary ticket to the
Fair. We should be happy to use it, but our
being able to do that, is very problematicsl in
deed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31
For the Telegraph
What they do at the Cure.

They water, some, at the Cure!
They take it by sitz, by douche and by splash,
With sheeings, and blankets, and crash,
In Vspory steam, packs with dash,
With lightning as quick as fash,
For small .sprinkling in cash,
And that's what they do at the Cure
They never drugs at the Cure
How Priessnitz would rave aud would tear?
Hahnnemann even, would swear
At their potionsI The Infnitessimal share
Is exploded Concentration in power most rare,
Now is the Pathy I a somersault square,
trick on the Allos' not very fair
And that's what they do at the Cure.
They are a primitive race at the Cure
Un-dresS is there all the style;
With it their time to beguile,
They "trip and they strip all the while,
Stripping off everything vile,
Washing out humors and bile,
Whilst the Cure is thus striking lie, -seT
And that's what they do at the Cure
".
they never eat at the Cure ~
Free from all bother and care,
They live upon water and air
The strong and hrsute, the frail and the air,
The imperial, angelic, eden-like pair 20
Never eat! How vulgar How can they dare
To be so material, while on elements rare
they can sup and dine at the Cure?
Y.
science is trump at the Cure
OF scieuce everything smacks!
Even the pond is fuller of quacks
Than Of lilies. If from pills and from packs,
Life its frail hold should relax,
And the spirit should degn to make tracks,
What matter? Since your skin pays the tax,
And a tan yards attached to tie Cure
Kenasha, Aug. IS, '65,
JAQUEs.
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The Republican Union Electors of the several wards
Of the city of osa, requested TO meet at their
respective places OF holding elections, at half past
seven p. m, Friday evening next, Sept. LIST, to
elect three Delegates EACH TO represent their respects
I've Wards in the County Convention, to be held at
the Court House. Saturday the ID day of September
1865. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Aug IN 1873
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KENOSHl COUNTY Union CONVENTION.

Union County Convention of Kenosha county,
will be held at the Court House, in Kenosha city, at
O'Clock NJ, precisely, of the I'd day of septem-
Der next Saturday to choose four delegates to the
Union State Convention to be held at Madison, Sep
temper 9Th, to nominate State officers. Each town
and ward is entitled to three aelegates.
August 10Th, 1865. j. B. JILSUN,
Chairman of Committee,
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Ght geuusha Telegraph
Thursday Morning Aug. 81, 1865
focal n Ste"nA-'
Chicago g. Milwaukee Railway,

Change Of Time, June 5, 1879.
Trains leave Kenosha as follows:
First Train SOUTH, Express 9:07 A. NJ.
gecond Express, 500 p. NJ.
Third Night Accomo'n S:35 do
First Train NORTH, Night Accomm'n 4:10 A. n.
sernr1 % " Express, 11.23 do
Third sc Express, 6;42 2. M
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licensed Auctioneer.

YENHE PEOPLE of Kenosha city and county are re-
Il spectfully informed that the subscriber, Licens-
ed Auctioneer, VIII sell at public Auctonsi in all parts
OF KenOsha County. ..--E
Kenosha, Feb. Q, 1864.
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Frightfnl Railroad Disns.er

NASHVILLE, Aug. 25,-A terrible accident
occurred on the Tennessee and Alabama Rail
road to-day. passenger train which left here
for Huntsville this morning, ran of the long tres
tleworl ne Reynold Station. The entire
train was thrown off Ten or twelve persons
were killed and about twenty injured EXPIRES
Messengers Mosley and Hazelett were killed
No further particulars have yet been received.