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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26


NHusic.---N. II. HEMPsTEAD, 4lo Main St,
Milwaukee, Publisher and Dealer in Music,
Musical Instruments, &C., has sent US several
pieces of Sheet Music, among which are:
''Thou Art Watching Over Me- Ballad,
composed by r. w. Foster.
Sing Me Merry lay as sung by Mdlle.
Patti. sctaF-.
Lady Fair" Song composed by E. Cbam>
berlain.
Army Blue" Song and Chorus, Words and
Music by E. W. Foster.
" Our Better Day" Words by l.. J. Bates
Music by Prot. T. Martin Towne.
e Stand by the Flag" Quartetts, Music by
Mrs. Jennie v. Pratt.
Mr.. Hempstead's Catalogue comprises, be.
sides his own publications, all the sheet music
published in the country.
Our friends, Root & Cady, of Chicago, send
g Lille of the Snow Storm" Please, father
let us in Song and Chorus. Words and Music
by Henry e. Work, aud
candy Veto" Song and Chorus. Words
and Music by Henry C. Work.
Adams & CO., of Boston, Mass. send nj
" Love Never Sleeps, new and beautiful
Song, with Piano Forte Accompaniment
Words and Music by l.. H Quincy.
Lost Marguerite" Song composed and ar
ranged by L. II. Quincy.
There's No Such Girl as Sally words b,
P. Jones, music by F. Krupper.
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Change.We understand that our FREUD,
JOHN EIcoLL,so long and so favorably knowp in
the Cabinet Ware and Furniture trads in this
city, has purchased an interest in the Foundry
and Machine Shop of r. B. WHITAKER & Co.,
and will hereafter be working member of that
firm. Aud, by the way, we wish to say here that
this seems to be one of the most hourishing
establishments in the city. They employ about
twenty three hands and buster place than the
inside of that shop presents we have not seen
in long time. Messrs. WHITAKER & Co. have
built up 4 shop and business in q short time
that speaks we'll for their industry, enterprise
and good management, and shows what deter
mnation and energy can perform when rightly
directed. r --. s
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In Favor of TemPerHnce.-A writer
who signs himself Zone of Uncle Sans Boys,
sends US quite long communication, coDd denim
ing the soldiers reception committee, or CONS
body else, for furnishing liquor, at the Durkee
HOuse, at the Fourth of July celebration, 1865.
We certainly don't know who is open to the
censure. We were not before aware that any
liquor was furnished for the soldiers or anybody
else, While many good things said IN the
communication. denunciatory of strong drink
it is too late to protect against the conduci of the
celebration of last ear, and we therefore beg TO
be excused from inserting the communication
in full.
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All friends are earnestly invited to attend

On its TraveIs.-A large, very nice frame
house went by our Office, up Market street. on
Tuesday last. 1t was the residence, former,
ly owned by Miss NICHOLS, and used to be
second door east Of the old Franklin House,
near the Lake, on Market street, 1t has been
purchased by the Congregational Church So.
ciety, and is being moved on to lot south si6e
OF Market street, few rods west of Congress,
where it is to be repaired and made into very
pretty parsonage. Our old friend, TON PAR.
HoFs, who does most of that kind of work, Ia,
the job of putting the building in it's new loca-
tion
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How Keno.ha Look. TO an Outsider

How KenOsha Looks TO an On tsider
-JAhEs Rose, of Madison, the correspondent
of several papers during the late session OF the
legislature, lot the Telegraph, among others, }
has been taking short pleasure trio for a few
days relax alton aud rest, aud among other pla-
css, visited Kenosha. He writes a letter to the
Milwaukee Sentinel, giving his Impressions OF
persons and places, from which we take the fol-
lowing:
"KENosHA, This time last year, WAS much
queter than at present, then saw no build
lngs gong up, but now there several in pre-
gresS, and one on the Main street ia tt the hand
some yellow brick that substantially corresponds
with the other buildings. / went about the city
with Senator Shoes, one of its pioneers identi-
fed with its newspaper and other useful enter
prizes, and who, if report speaks true mad some
thing to do with forming the sound political
sentiment OF the county and saw the many
tasteful private residences, and high, smooth,
handsome building stes thar this city can boast
of. Among the elegant bindings, that occupied
by the Female Seminary on the lake shore at :
tracts attention. 1t Is of brown stone aud the
surrounding grounds with their tasteful walk s
ana evergreen groves, ara pleasant to he eye.
An Episcopal Association incorporated by the
present legislature manage the institution. OF
course visited the telegram office, and found
Schof, the editor and part publisher, nard at
work, with such satisfaction his face as faith
fully performed duly always gives. He has to
supply reading matter to men who years ago
formed the vanguard of the Republican host,
but this responsible and arduous duty has moi
oanlshed ready smile of x Getting to every
friend.
While looking about the city tound that
there was scarcity OF houses, and thar parties
from Chicago and other "busy hauntsj were
seeking them tor healthtul and pleasa ant residen-
ces during the summer months. After the best
OF treatment from certain friends hat l am so
fortunate as TO have here, lett for Racine"
We are much obliged to our friend Ross for
the complimentary manner in which ne speaks
of our personal efforts in the line gof duty. We
can return the compliment with interest, and
then do no more than justice to the interchangeable
lsbors of Mr.. Ross, in the cause of Repu bcap
principles, throughout the rebellion AMI since
as ar able and earnest writer.
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First OF May Festival

First OF May Festival The ladies of
the Episcopal Church will hold Festival and
Concert at Franklin Hall, on the evening OF
May LIST. The programme will consist Of Tab
leaux, Vocal and Instrumental Music Refresh
ments, &c. No pains have been spared by those
who have the matter in hand. to provide Tor
one Of the most brilliant and recherche enter
tainments offered to our citizens in long time.
The best musical talent of The city, both vocal
and Instrumental, will take part in that portion
of the enterta inment, while the TabIeaux are in
experienced and capable hands. who will not
fail to make them entertaining and last, though
with some, not least, the Refreshments will be
entirely worthy the occasion. All are invited
to attend.
The proceeds of the Festival will be devoted
TO the improv ement OF the church ediice
Since the above was in type, we have been
requested to say that the Refresbment part Of
the programme would be omitted for want Of
time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26

A Family Remedy. Goes Cough Bal
aam." These haze become household words
with many families, and the merits OF the article
entitle it to our confidence and patronage The
originator does not claim to be physician, but
has evidently hit upon prescription that meets
the wants of large class of sufferers, Some
are testifying that it has actually cured them of
consumption. 1t is no doubt the eonsumptiye's
best friend, while for coughs, hoarseness, and
kinored troubles, we think it has no equal. We
predict tor 1t worldwide reputation and ex-
tsnsivs sale. sssa ~ b. -a
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HarDer,S Monthly

Aarper's Monthly I'VE are indebted
to the Publishers for the May number, the last
OF the 52d volume. 1t is peculiarly rich num-
Der There are three profusely and beau fully
lliustr ated articles Galena and its Lead Mines;
The Yosemite Valley and LiviDgstone's Last
African Expedition. WIlkie Collins Story.
Armadale, is continued Among other articles
Us practical one entitled, The American
feople Starved and Poisoned" with several
Illustrations. There are several enteri aiming
stories, as usuaf, Monthly Record, Easy Chair,
&c. 10 TO RobinsOn's and get it, if you are
not subscriber. You will find there Also.
'he Auanac Monthly, and all the leading Pc
riodicals OF the day, Illustrated and Pictorial
Weekiies Daiiies, and good stock of Schoo
and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, &c.
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Sanitary. ReE1Iations.-The Board o.
Health of THE city have issued circular, which
has been thoroughly distributed by the Marsha
calling upon citizens to perform the following
things in respect TO their dwelliDge, barns, out
houses and grounds
1st. The cleansing OF their cellars from all
decayed vegetable and animal matter.
Cd. The taking up IF necessary and cleans
ing of all sewers, drains, sinks, vaults and cess.
pools, in and about their houses, gardens, yards
and other grounds, and the white washing OF
cellar walls, and other places practicable, with
lime, and also the placing of lime in privy
vaults and other excavations freely.
Sd. The places where animals are killed,
must be outside the city limits, and the garbage
connected with such operations, buried or 9TH
erwise properly disposed of, alter sach opera
ton.
4th The meat shops in the city must be
kept Clearly, ceilings and walls white washed,
and foors covered with saw-dust or sand, which
last TO be frequently replaced.
5th All places of manufacture of soap, glue
and leather must be kept devoid of decaying
animal or vegetable matter; and go also where
Gsb are dressed and packed.
The penalty for the neglect of conforming to
this order, ia 6 fine OF ten dollars, which penalty
will be enforced if a, The expiration often days
from this date, the order ia not complied with.
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EnWs.---See fourth page for Lave, State
and National. Among the latter is the act
granting to the State of Wisconsin a donation
of public lands to aid in the construction of &
break-water and harbor and ship canal at the
head It Sturgeon Bay, to connect the waters of
Green Bay with Lake Michigan.
awe also publish the new Interest Law passed
near the close of the late session of our State
Legislature. ..
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26

We call attention to the new advertise.
ment OF II. X BATES, in our paper this week
He keeps fine stock Of Boots an d Shoes, and
sells them at the lowest possible rates for cash.
Look at the advertisement, and if you are
ready to purchase, go to Bates and get a ft
for the understanding.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26

Another Sheep shearinR Festival
Mr.. II G. MOSES, Secretary, desires us to say
that The second Annual Sheep Shearng Fair
for the counties OF Kenosha and McHenry will
be held at the barn of Harvey Wilson, in the
village of Richmond. H.. on Wednesday the 9Th
day of june 1t is desired that all interested in
wool growing should be present and do their
best
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| The .totloaofng in the N w. Or Sec g. r. l. R. %.
DuRKEE's EASTERN ADDITION.
| p Christman s .dIbert King 10 8
| N GrePty IL
| The JolIotoinQ are an the N E. Or. Sec 6.
j ScOtt-LG TX 4
John Hogan I'd and 229 # of or sec
thence II l2 IT, thence rds, thence Al SIP
thence rds to beg.
Harriet Stone I'd sd or Sec thence " 1877
IA feet. thence rds, thence line of Exchange
st. thence to beg.
The folioocing are in the N. H. Or. Sec. 6.
ThOmqS d Bond 80 of sw cor of 15 thence
see line. thence A rds thence kenosha St
thence 1 rds to beg Side walk Tax.
James NJ Chase-cou o. IL rds of 1t Is, thence
to sec lire hence L. rds. thence to Kenosha st.
thence n I - rds to beg.
ID Nc Commons " 1t Ger 1t is line of Ke-
nosha st. thence 60 f. thence Chicago thence
6U tt, thence beg.
John Fl Ntchoists &C. 27 and pit 1t IS follows: com
at 1t D. thence Is it, thence point
of sw OF sd 1t, thence cor lt 26 thence
to OF same thence line Its 20 and 81 beg.
Also at a point % it 1t IS thence e
Ann st. thence to cor 1t 26, thence to beg
Mrs Maria SpalQdng all Of Its II, IS and Ia, except
A # off side of same.
ReSs6e Bro-com IL rds of 1t IT, and 10 rds
the of Chicago st, theuce rds, thence
s 1-2 rds, thence nj rds, thence 12 rds to beg.
W IdamS-cOm - rds of 1t II, and 81 rds of
center of Chicago st. thence to line of hf sd
sec, thence n 9 rds, thence TO beg,
YIN NJ ANeicom 80 rd of 1t II line of Chi
cago thence TO line of hf sd or sec, thence
line Julius st. thence sd line of street to
Chicago St. theEce to beg.
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Mrs. yEInsIOw Soothing Syrup.
See advertisement of this old aud popular
medicine among our special notices. The s
one of the many nostrums that have stood the
test of time, and is to-day more popular with
mothers and all who have the charge of small
children. than all the medicines of the kind ever
prepared.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26

The Weather, during the past week has
been favorable for getting in the spring crops,
and we understand it has been fully improved
by the farmers of this county generally.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26

Union Service.---There will be q union
service and discourse to young people at the
NJ. e. Church, next Sabbath evening, at IT
o'clock. Subject Truth.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26

RebuIlt.-We notice that Miss ELHoRE,
whose house was destroyed by IRE few weeks
ago, has built upon it's ruins a larger and better
residence, which is nearly completed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26

TIE month of roses lie the most travrap,
month in the calendar, but is soon over, .auc
bloom lies whitening. But remember ladies
with Phalon's ''NiSh hit Blooming Cereus' OF
your toilets, you can have a rarsr perfume thar
June flowers ever yielded, all the year round
sold everywhere
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Thanks.-We are under obligations to
Senator T. o. HOWE for additional Congress
sionsl favors, for which he will please accept
our thapks
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At the baptist Church.-Tbe Bapti

At the baptist Church. Baptist
Church, though one OF the finest in the city,
has been so long closed, that services in it are
quite an event. Rev. Mr.. RAvLIN, of Racine,
an able and eloquent minister OF that denomins-
tien, preached at the Baptist Church on Mon
day evening last, to large aud attentive au-
dience. The reverend gentleman will preach
again at the same place on Tuesday evening
next.
All friends are earnestly inyited 10 attend
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Money Found. -Who has lost pocket
book with sum of money in it 7 See sdver-
tisement. essjs
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~ There will be Preaching at the Babtst Church
on Sabbath next, morning and afternoon, at the
usual hour
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26

OF the many medicines for purifying the
blood and not only curing but preventing dis
ease, none has a more envisble reput alton than
Dr. EasterIy's IOdane and SarspariNa, adver-
tised in our columns. And by the way DR.. Eas
terly g. Co., send out from their laboratory in
st. Louis, quite depensatory of Medicines
all popular, because they effect all thai is claim ed
for them.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-26
our Young Folks-The May nu

Our Young FOll<s--The May mum
Der is received from the enferprising publisher,
Messrs. Ticknor & Fields. Every number
seems to be an Improvement on the last. OF all
the publications ever Issued for the Young
Folks "our Young folks" is certainly the
best. Nobody who has children ought to de-
prive them of this monthly literary treat
While it entertains and nleases, it instru cts,
expands, and elevstes the mind They can get
it through us tor $3.50 or $500 for single
copy by addressing Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
Mass.
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Licensed Auctioreer,

TWNHE PEOPLE of Keposha city and county re
n sPectfulIy informed that the subscriber, Licens
ed Auctioneer, will sell at public Auctions r all part
of Kenosha County.
Kenosha, Feb. 2, 1884.
Wv BAKER
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TWNHE UNDERSIGNED, Iicen. ed Auctioneer will sci
n at Public Auc ions In all parts OF Keuosh4 Coun
" and in the northern part of Lake County Ill., upoI
application either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MVGAFT
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Conve ntion Chorus Book,

A collection of Anthems. Choruses, Glees and Con-
certed pieces for the uee OF Musical Conventions,
choSsl snci~teS &C The object Of t1is wotx Is 20
furnish at very price, The pes pecss % LIE.
~ ~ III. .ses above enumerated. being those gene
pa,iv selected BIZ Musca socie Dies hoirs and others
for aracttce It contains IA Sacred and IL secular
; ~ from Oratcros. Operas, &C.. and ia, without
pvnn, ION the cheapest book Of the kind ever pub.
Tsbed Price 60 cts. Mailed free on receipt oil
MICE DlTs0N d CO., Publishers, 21T washington
street, Boston.
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ER The new Tax or Internal Revenue bill
has been reported by the Committee on Ways
aud Means. long list of raw materials and
other articles entering into general consuinp-
ton, which the Committee have agreed to ex-
empt from ali internal taxation, is given. 1t is
computed that this free ipt will save about
twelve millions of dollars to the people of the
country annually We nave not room tor the
list this week.
ES We notice that our Representative, Hon
Ii. f. Paine, has lately been presenting num-
Der of petitions from this and other counties of
the District, for an increase Of the tariff on
foreign wool
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The Cholera,

The steamer England arrived at the Low
Ter Quarantine, New York, on the 2lst-
There were fifty deaths among the passen-
gers during the voyage to Halifax, and 15V
during their stay at that point.
The sick from the steamer Virginia sixty
seven in number-hvxe been removed to
hospital at the Lower Quarantine Several
deaths have occurred since the arrival of
the vessel, and the latest Intelligence says
the disease is increasing at frightful tate,
thirty three new cases having occurred.
The health authorities have determine
to remove the cellar population of New York
and Brooklyn to more healthy abodes, and
to establish temporary cholera hospitals in
various parts of those cities.
1t is reported that three deaths from chol
era have occurred in CINCINNATI.
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HUDSON FOX,
LicenSed AuctiOneeF,
ON Err,

Is prepared to sell at auction, every description o.
property anywhere u Kenosha county at short notice
Post Office address, KRsosHA, Wis. 6m2s
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rds, " rds, s 8 rds. e s rds beg. IL ~
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l6 1-2 rds, W rds. i6 10 rds rds to beg.
Estoe Henry CaJ-Pt bk 81: rds ne cor sd BIZ
thence 10 rus. thenees to Hanger st. 10 rds. Il
beg. a-FgG i aa
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TAX SALE.
nm SSA4AMIs
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,

COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
KENosHA, April Z, 1866. !
l. 7. II. WOOD, Treasurer of the county of Keno
sha, do hereby give notice. that on the second Tues
day (being the Sth day. of May 1866, and the next
succeeding days, shall sell at public auction or
yendue, at the court house in the county aforesaid
the following described lots pieces parcels of land
or SO much thereof as may be necessary to pay the
taxes, Interest and charges thereon, for the year
4w45 Co Treasurer
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second wnrd-Cily Of Keno.ha.

Vary a KeeIer-und vided hf Blk
Jones Po1oderty-lt2S bx g.
Md1.H a ,KeeIeT S hi ok 4
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
THE STEPHERDSTOWN REGISTER
Is prHlLSHEn MEEKLY

at 50 81 per aruum in advance, or If paid with
IN two months after the date of subscription;
il not paid within two mouths s. VIII 0e
charged These terms will be strictly ad-
Eered 10.
ApvLRrrsEMrxrs Of one square or less, for
thee insertions or less : 80, and % cents per
square for each additional Insertion. Larger
ones in the same proportion. The space OF
- lines Will constitute . SOUS re.
A liberal dcd ,ction will be made from the
alb we rates, on Yearly advertisements.
II TIE number Of Insertions be not marked
on tie advertisement, when sent in, 1t viii be
published and .arged accordingly
JOB PRlNTING will be executed with neat
ness and despatch.
All Job Work and Advertisements must be
paid for when handed in.
All personal communications will be charged
Tor at the rate Of SO cents per square, IL lines,
for one Insertion.
To avoid any misunderstanding on the part
of the Annual Advertisers, 1t Is proper TO state
distinctly that ter privilege only extends 70
their immediate business. Real Estate, Lega'
and all other advertisements sent by them to
be an additional charge, aud no variation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
Patent Medicines.

I|n,l.r Ihil Mead he ennmcrafes the following
,o,,I Et.I,y rer.n,nI, Ayers snrsa. aria,
Ayer's Ca,hrr,Ic pnis, Wjs,.r' Ba!,am Of " i'd
Cb.rry b,nes, Eypectorap, and other prepa
ryrI"n,' Bow, Bronchial Troche: Mrs Wins
L,,,.I rno,b,u,. S>r,,. SINNERS Cough Syrup
and o,be, nrpuara,,uo,s BRAKES Plantation 81
rers Hosfcr,tr's Bi,l,rs, Roo0anL's German
n,n.r ,nn,ner Tar, Bulls narsanaria, Car
49,, 49,, a,,.h l;x,u5e Schenk's Syruo. Swains
pa ~. Cad 1iy on Keun'dy's Medical
p. l...,t.l.e Tipc,ure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27

WOOL WANTED.-l will pay The
" highest market price for wool, eth
er in cash or trade, if delivered TO me al
nay Store in SbepheIdslown.
sept % p. II. S:r0de.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-27
Grand Trial Of Sewing Machines
BETWEEN THE

UIcor &. Gibbs and Florence l.!
THE WILCOX s GIBBS TRlUMPHANTi
II is declared the best Machine and awarded
the highest Premium.
For the Wilcox s Gibbs Machine thlrty-hve
distinct claims were made Tor superiority all Oh
which were fully sustained. Fer The Florence
bu, ten were presented only two OF which were
sustained. by this trial, more thorough IMAM
ANYTHING of the kind ever previously attempted,
before an able and impartial jury,t JasIIce oil
whose verdict none can dispute, 1t has peel
proved and decided, and published 10 the world
that the Wilcox x Gibbs Machine Is just what
it has claimed 10 be, AN improvement on double
thread Machines. II requires no prophet, we
think 10 ioretell lis ultimate triumph as HE re-
,oguzed standard Sewing Machine OF the
world. Circulars containing full report OF
the judges, and all particulars at this important
trial can be obtained Of
. i. l. DARNELL, Agent
ShepherdsiowD, Jul; 81, 1866. If