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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFFAlRp,y
| county, June term, lS66, Turner Ujynr,.
Exccutrix VS.. Austin l. Adams ctal: a,uey,
same In chanccry.
"Ihesc causes are consolidated. ii. is BIZ ,bo
Court ordered, aijudged and decreed, IT,,
Thomas Moore. or som, other Cumuls>i ,n.r d;
tins Court, do ascertain and report wAg, nav.
lnents nave been made on account Of The dah,s
du. from the Defendant, since the institution
Of these suits, if any, and how and TO whom
psid. and the amount now due from the dc.
f.ndant ID the complainant, principal and in.
1erest And 1t is iuc;her ordered and deere;
that the said commissioner do ascertain AMI r.
sort the present condition OF the land il T..
bill and PROCEEDINGS referred TO- as 10 It: title
location boundaries, &c, AMI whethe! tie
deed of trust tncieon from the defendant, Aus.
tin L. Adams to Alfred Mos, tOr the benef: o:
! G Gunncll, ha; been satisfied ol not how
and by whom, and if not wholly satisfied VIA.
balance is now due thereon, also al! the c.:
and membranes upon said land, and all such
other other matters Us he may deem pertinent:
Excrac,-JcSte w. b. GOODlAG. Clc!s
CoMMISSIoSER'S OFFICE Aug. 81, lG
Notice is hereby given that shal! Oh ,Ge Isl
day Of October next, ut my once q! Fairfax
Court House, proceed TO execute the decree O.:
the Circuit Court Of Fairfax county. Of which
the above is IN extract.
THOMAS MOORE,
Commissioner in Chancery
ouo 3O-1aw4w Circuit Court Fairfax county
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THE GAZETrI,l.
EVENING, SEPTEMBER 81.

DRINK AS TO THE LEGs.-Robert Wilson
VAS brought before Justice Miikcn lat ratur-
day. charged with intcxication. He pleaded
half guilty." stating that be could drink
good deal, and be perfectly sensible. Ills heaa q,
always remained clear, but his knees Tr"t Oh
TOO freely. and he BEGAN drunk below his hipS'
The officer found HIN on door step, at an
early hour in the morning. Leaning PACK a
little he was striking at his legs, and was anu
sing them in the fercest manner Tor their base
and contemplate conduct.
have ted and clothed you; | have got you
rood and nice pantaloons, and comfortable
drawers. And now, at this hour Of the night,
when il is wet, and want to 20 home, You go
back on me, and leave ME in this place. Now,
aren't YOU ashamed Of yoursclves--a pretty
pair that you arc? From this lime on, m
goag to treat you differently. believe IL
Begin now, confound you-you shall have a
Wetting."
With that he began to take Of his panta-
Icons. but the scandalized officer arrested Elm.
Re was fined s. and departed, murmnrlng ven
gcance against his extremities. - (hicNgo lie
pob(tc0a.
ATICTIM OF RADICALlSM.-Jn no Henderson,
j., died yesterday morning at Pass Christian,
after lingering illness from wounds received
during the riot on the 3Oth Of July. Alr. Hen
derson is the first and only member OF the Con,
vention Of 1864, who has died from wounds re-
ceived on that day. During his long co"line-
ment to his he'd Mr.. Henderson often sent ior
his Radical friends, who, it would seem, have
entirely deserted him, and but short time ago
MIR Henderson expressed his Intention Of in
forming the public after his recovery, that al,
most the oily outside attention he had received
was from those he had called 'Rebels. . tie
said that it was his desire to die, and he died
calmly and without a struggl e.--N D. PIC
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MOORE, p. 9.

VIRGINIA. to with the to ',t... lsio J
Y Fairfax county, September rum rum .t-a:o:
fred Carter vs.. James Hunteri', smith, ".
Carter a.' joseph Johnson and Sarah 'N"' :,
sO Mem: "Thc obsc Of this suit i'd 70
the PROPERTY Of Kezish Garter a l1ose
u It appearing to the Court IS.ep sh'' john.
Smith, William Carter JT not resident:
and sarah Ann johnson, are ,'U .nDear WIZ
this State it is ordered that they i hpeTreof and
one month after due pubIlcat.Soani r intere:t:.,
what is necessary to protect t R9en,S0H, CleTns<
copv teste. f. D. RlCHAnD sen claw"
MOORE, ?. q.
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TOR BALTIMORE.

-U~a> The STEAMER COLU MblA,
s;zasaazsS Capt. JAMES HARPER, having re-
ccivcd Il new boiler. and been thoroughly rehI-
ted. has resumed her regular trips, leaving Bal
timore every SATURDAY, at 49, clock, p H.
for Washington, Alexandria, and Georgetown,
stopping at all her former landings.
Returning. will leave Alexandria every
WEDNESDAY MORNING, at % clock
The STEAMER THOS. Z CAH1LL, Capt.
JAS H. NORRIS, will leave Baltimore on WE'D
NESDAY. at3 p m. toichingat Chap 81 Point.
and returning will leave Alexandria every
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O clock. For
freight and passage apply to
ap lift b. w HEAT, Agent.
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NEW RIVER Ii \ E .

Ne" n i y - ~ = nn,
The STEAMER IVA WASET' IL
will leave Alexandria, every FRI - -
DAY MORNING at o clock for Currloman.
Re urnng will leave Curriomun at 5 O'Clock
Sunday morning, arriving in Alexandria early
that enlng .
She will touch at all landings for freight and
passengers, which will be taken ut the loves
possible rates.
For freight or passage apply to
uOOE 81 WhDD ERBUR IN, ASts,
Foot of Prince street
ooSnrnonre TO make her semi weekly trips lew
inv Alexandria on Tuesdays and Fridays, re-
turning on w ednesdays and Sundays, ,,-
sen 3-Lf IL. - " -.
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The above FIRST GLASS COMPANIES,
having complied with the law passed ny the
lust Legislature requiring deposit of $50, u"
from EACH in bonds of the State the un1eTi'sn-
ed is now prepared to Issue poilcles IN HI, 81
either of them on all descriptions of property in
the city or country, against loss or damage by
fire, and on inland, coastwise and sea risks, on
terms adapted to the hazard, and consistent
with sound and reliable underwriting.
All losses promptly adjusted and paid 1T Tn :
Office .....
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POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.

I
20 . The safe and commolious steamer
80 - EXPRESS Captain +. \. kiTHKH,
o'clock for Alexandria, Washington and George
town, stopping at the usual landing PLACES o."
the Potomac river. Returning, leaves WASH
ington at Is o clock, and Alexandria at I o clock
every Saturday morning. For freight and pas
sage apply to J. BRODERS u co..
No. II, King street,
Alexndria, VA,
Or to \. NEEDHAM & SONS.
jy l9-tf Baltimore, Md
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y L &c T r &c S 6 Il P!
THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE ACT

THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!
Time, money, aborand Clothes Saved, by using
DOBbINS' ELECTRIC SOAPl
When used, according to directions, no wash
board or washing machine is necessary and by
its use child can do the washing of large
family.
1t makes the hands soft and white: and will
not injuIre the most delicate fabrics For sale
wholesa and retail by HENRY COOK,
je Aft 80 and IA, King ST.
TLDER FLOWERS. GENUINE BROWN
o. Windsor and CASTLE Soaps. Whites and
Ihurst ms Tooth Powders, Lilly White, and
Assorted Pomades just received and for sale By
WAKEFIELD 81 HALL,
sep Is Druggists cor: Prince s. Fnirlax SITS:
TLAXSEED.-T highest cash price paid
L by [my? If B. WHEAT.
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NEW SCHOOL, subscriber feels thank
" full for former patronage and again soliclts
the public favor in his line of business. His
school commences the 10th day OF September,
1866, and continues to the 10th July, 1867.
Terms For the Latin and Greek Languages,
Mathematics, &C. Sl75 for ~ months or scho-
lastic year; for the English Branches, $50. In
all case. onc-half in advance.
JOHN FITZHUGu, -
Living II miles above Fairfax G. d
son = pOfii# n ear l1erndOn StNtlOn
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old STAGE LINE FROM
~ ALENANDRIA TO WINCHESTER
FARE REDUCED!
xrS7S4zgs EE=9@xsA
1<r-rSSSSS-G c.lIzE7l%5-s

Leaves Alexandria on Tuesdays, thursdays
and SATURDAYS ut O clock a. H., and arrives at
" inchcster ut clock p. IN, same days.
Leaves Winchester on Sundays Wednesdays
and Fridays, at 3 o clock Il. III , and arrives ut
Alexandria at 5 O clock p. m, same days.
Persons taking this line WILL be called for at
their residences in Alexandra and Winchester,
and delivered at same on arrival.
Fare from Alexandria to Winchester...S60 0
- Aldie............. 3 %
80 Miidleburg..... $50
/" Upucrvl!c.. 1 50
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pELLE HAVEN INSTITUTE,
II OPENS on
AInNDAN 11th INSIA MI.

~
atiordnc unusual facilities. A prompt attend
ance is earnestly requested of those who pEr-
pose to enter. :,
The institute has recently been Thoroughly
repaired and rcfilrnished The Study Il II is
elegantly and comfortably furnished. The Mu-
sic rooms will be supplied with CIV and first
class Pianos, from the celebrated factories OF
Anabc Il Co., Of Baltimore, ana Nteln"ay
of New York
Day scholars can practice in the Institute:
There are three experienced and efficient
teachers in the Musical Department.
OFF 9 Il 5:
Miss E. B CARRIER. Principal
Miss A. i. TEBBS, Ass ociatc Principal:
Miss VI. H. STEWART, Drawing and Paint
ing I'll,
MONS. and MADAME MALLAED, Lam
guagcs-Frcnch, Italian, NC.
Prof Il. E. HEYMAN-assisted by lady
Music-Piano, Harp, Organ and Guitar;
Miss HELEN VI. NEVlTT, Vocal Music.
sen ll-2tWtf
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FEMALE INSTITUTE.
MRS. MARY Nj. ARCHER,


Having removed to the town Of Cupcper,
and taken large and commodious dwelling,
has determined TO resume her School, under
the above name She will be pleased t. receive
a limited numbc OF boHrders in her family
Having had experience IN the cdncatl"n OF
yOuug Indies, she feels assured of being able t.
give satisfaction to such as may entrust Their
DAUGHTERS to her care The services Of Profess
sors Of the Virginia High School, have been sc
cured to assist in giving instructions in Ancient
and Modern Languages and Mathematics.
TERMS FOR SCHOLASTIC YEAR. COMMENCING
SEPTEMBER 20, 1866.
First half session payable in advance second
payment in February, 1867.
Higher Branches Of English .,.'.'''9 ~ 90 90
Elementary ..'.......''-. - w W.
instruction in Music, for beginners. - %
For advanced pupils at Professors prices
Vocal Music, ut Professors charges
Board including washing, fuel and lights,
$3.50. A portion received in kird.
REFERENCE IS MADE TO THE FOLLOWING
GENTLEMEN:
Rev. Philip Slaughter, Culpeeper county,
IEoa. jeremiah Morton,
COL A. j. Taliaferro,
T. H. Cunningham, esq,
Rev John Cole,
WIN. II. Harrison, esq, Amelia county.
DR.. +. L. Deane, Richmond.
Gen. 2. IT, Moore,
F. l.. Marshall, esq, Fauqnier county.
James +. Jones, esq :,
Col. G. +. Lightfoot, Culpepcr &. II.
For turther particulars address
MKS MARY NJ ARCHER,
Care Rev. John Cole.
con 1tf Culpepcr c. H., Va.
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VIRGINIA, to with the Goa' Istf ). !.
Y Fairf,x co., September rules: lS n,| nn.~
Powell and Oscar Moore, late Inerc"~ AZ Ta,a,
the firm of Powell X Moore ~ Tse p ., H.:
Moore, trustee plaintiff, VS.. Il. I. D'0""'
In debt -. - st.ara ]
the hands of Mary r. Chicnest ,eatro" ,d as.
which she may ow t, the sid deen%Hnn;; cae::s.
vidualy, oras executriX OF Ge2Is e I n. .u:a
deceased, sufficient to pay pIainii.' '''
S723l. and the costs CT this SlIt ,bc :ail DE-
Itappearing By affidavit tIet thH, i !. or;s'
PENDANT is nota resid, mt OF this St"'n nar,h ~
ed that he appear within one =, !. u,tee.:a"
due publication hereof: and 10 %n VIVA. 80
to protect his interest. 4 copy E"s'III Cie;a
F. ID. RICHARD seq G-lamEE
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EDUCATIONAL.
I G. II IT S G. II O o l.
NORMAN F MOORE +,

the Languages, Arithmetic, w A,.tNS - J..
keeping For terms, ETC., appiicalios can W
made at the school-room, No. 10, Fairfax st.
n B-Thc Day School will be continued.
sep l5-td
MRS, CAsTLEMAN IS PREPARED TO
M reopen her school on Monday, Septem per
Eth, at No. SO, south Pitt street. second door
from, St. Pauls Church. Her school-room IS
large and airy, and situated in central ana
While drawing no invdious comparison win
the excellent schools already established IN a /
exandrin she feels assured that she can offer ad-
yuntuges equal to any in the place.
She appeals especially to the old AleXan-
drians, as having herself been former resident,
and the daughter of native Alexandrian !;
and more especially to the Episcopa!ians OF
Alexandria, as being the daughter and widow OF
Episcopal ciergyrnen, who both fell, with the
harness on, in The service OF the Chur, n:
Terms, per scholastic year: S24, S32, pau ana
$50, according to advancemcnt-payapie quar-
terly in advance =
To meet a felt want in the education. OF
girls, there will be Il sewing class, two alter,
moons of each week, for which an additional
charge of ST so per month will be made.
Miss HARRIET H. POWELL, an expe-
rienced and successful teacher, will assist IN the
English Department. sep lo-tW
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VIRGINIA, to tin the Circuit ~, Cy''E 1.
Y Fairfax county, Septembe ruIcs, t0 S;m;a:
ward Evans vs.. Catharinc Gaines GeoFsI lIrnrr
and Helen, his wife, Emanuel ButlFr"I'I! lame. me- t.
Ann. his wife, >usannan Barcrof. ah1'"'''
Evans, defendants-Ln chancerv ,.o;rgt-
Mem The object Of this suit Is TO oo''; j. l..
cree tor the division OF Il tract OF ". ~, of
county of Fairfax, formerly the pFoP'''' "
Simms deceased ,... ba ie:r:
Ituppeariug by affidavit filed tna' ''' hi. vi,
ants. Emanuel Butler and Henry AM, -. sth..
Susunnah B.rcrofl, James b. tyaHs a'.u ri:o,
inc Canes, are not residents Il tbls I. ,n,th ae:
dered that they appear WITHIN one mr,e:s,r
due publicati"n hereof an do wL ..,.,r
- p'''S0' 'D''l my W. B. GOODING. S .,:1r
MINER &, CsRSE, p 9 sep -
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Aldie.............. 3 %
AliIdleburg. $50
UDucryIl!c.... 1. 50

Other points in proportion.
Offices ut Marshall House, Alexandria, ana
Taylor Hotel, Winchester.
VITALITY & VESSELS, Proprietors.
aul4tf w. B. holland, Through Agent
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VIRGINIA, to with the Circuit Court Of
Y Fairfax county. September ru,es, 1856. Is
rael Trummell, in his own right, and as admin
istrator Of Mahlon Trammell, deceased, VS..
David 1'rammcll, the heirs of Phillip Trammell,
Ann Trammell, and John Whitehead, who are
unknown t. the ompiainant, and others, doits.
in chancery.
Mem The object Of this sait is to obtain Il
decree for the sale Of a trac: of land, formerly
the property of Mahloa Trammell decd, and
distribute the proceeds Of sale to those entitled.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the he'll
Of Phillip TrammeiI, Ann Tramme!i and John
Whitehead, are unknown to the plaintiff, and
plaintiff to discover their res dencc without ct.
feet it is ordered th,t they appear within one
month after due publication here # and do wha:
is necessary to protect their interests A copy
teste. WM. b. COOLING, Clerk
sen G.-1aWIW
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NNECUTCRS NOTICE.-I have taken out
j = letters tcstamcntary under the will Of DR..
James Robertson, decd. All persons Indebted
payment to S. Ferguson Beach, my attorney;
and all persons having claims against it will
please present them to him, properly auth cnti-
Gated JOHN ROBERTSON,
Executor Of DR.. James Robertson, deed.
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OLD LINE, VA CANAL

Anew YORK AND WASHINGTON
EMPRESS LIN Il STEAMERS
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FOUNDERS, MaCHINIsTS, Sc
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-19


The JoItoaoang in the ". ". Or Sec. 5, T. /, II. %.
DURHEE's EASTERN ADDITION. - ra
P Christ,uan 8 Albert King l6 5
GTeeLy 10 9
7HefoHoacin9 are IN the N. f. Or. Sec. 8.
j Scott-Lt bls t"t.-tft t5 .B
John Hegan-co I'd and 229 it of cor sd or see
thence Al Sl2 it, thence rds, thence Al SIP IT,
thence 9 rds to beg. b,
Harriet StOne-com I'd sd or sec, thence 1877
Ia feet, thence rds, thence line of Exchange
ST. thence Ia to beg. sIt 20
The to1Soaoing are en- the ". e. Or. Sec. 6.
ThOmGS BOnd-com 50 rds sw cor 1t 49, thence
to sec line, thence 8 rds, thence to Keaosha st,
thence rds to beg. Side walk Tax.
James NJ Classroom 81 I-2 rds sof 1t 15 thence
etc sec line, thence 12 rds thence to Kenosha ST..
thence n 1-2 rds to beg. .H
Nc COmRoEs-eom p ii Ger 1t lG line of Ke-
nosha ST. thence $50 #, thence Chicago st. thence
90 #, thence to beg.
John chois-lts &C. 27 pit of 1t % as follows com
at Sc cor 1t 3d. thence Is it, thence point
OF sw cor of sd It, thence to 1t 26, thence
to sc cor of same thence line Its &c and %
Also com at point SO # cor it 28, thence to
Ann st. thence to cor 1t 20, 5hence n to beg.
Mrs Maria SpdIidingall of Its II, Is and A. except
A # off side of same '
HeSS6eIg BrO-cOm II rds of 1t II, and 10 rds
W of the center of Chicago St. thence rds thence
liz rds, thence mt rds, thence 5 1-2 rds beg.
Il W .4ddnS-eom IL rds of 1t IT, and 81 rds
center of Chicago St. thence to line hf sd or
sec, thence rds, thence to beg
Wm .fHen-com 60 rds of II on W line of Chi
to line Julius St. thence sd line of street to
Chicago St. theEce to beg,
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le Endy's Friend.-The May number
lady at hand with its usual artistic and lit
excellence. Among the embellishments
fine suggestive picture, "The Return o f
gallows - tasteful Fashion Plate, CONS
costumes for riding and other lively
,or amusements the wood-cut Clover
illustrating the story, How DIR.
Ter beat his Boys > and 1.-The Bird
- accompanied by pleasing sketch.
cries are, as usual, varied and excellent
Lock contributes " Brave Heart of g
N :" Emile Lester Leigh Life's Saddest
Tracy Towne the lively sketch me
No Gains - August Bell the quaint anC
ling story '' Behind Sofa )" Mrs. NJ +
Why he became Governor )" and En-
Ripley the conclusion Of he interesting
of g Zillah." Then there are poems b,
nee Percy, Phila Fl. Case, Mrs. Anni
e, Mrs. Anne Sears Fiske and others ant
INCLUSION, editorials, book notices, receipt
fashions. Price $3.50 year two copie
}. Address Deacon 81 Peterson, 3l9 Wal
street, Philadelphia.
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etable Extract to advise all who require a
Blood Purifier, to give it fair trial
1t may be we'll here to state that DIR. Crook is
a regular Physician, devoted to his pro fession,
and his large practice consumes his entire time.
The Vegetable Extract is prepared by
competent persons instructed by him, and is a
great promoter of health. 1t has no equal as a
Scrofula medicine
Taken spring medicine for purifying the
blood, it removes IFS sluggishness, causes it TO
flow in all it's original purity and vigor, and
drives out the impure and pernicious causes
which induce disease. Ii is sold by al! drug
gists.
Purify your system before the Cholera comes.
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% IL. B.-EW ITAKER, Foreman.
GEORGE s. RICHARDSON, Sec.
Where the Merit is.-Mr. Ezekiel Skin

Where the Merit is.-Mr. Ezekiel Skin
ner, of Otsego, Mich, writes as follows to Oil
yer Crook & Co., Dayton, Ohio
Gentlemen My daughter was taken sick two
years ago last fail with congestiye chils and
fever. Our physician called it "Spinal Alice
ton and Liver Com plaint.'' She was deranged
all natural sleep had departed nor could she
rest or sleep. In this condition she remained
for months cold sweats came on and she be-
came entirely helpless, and we carried her from
bed to bed for one year. She was fast sinking
no sleep, no rest, no appetite.
We had several physicians call, who all pro-
nounced the disease a combination of nervous
debility, spinal affection and liver complaint.
All they could do afforded little or no relief.
We resorted to- patent medicines. but it was
time and money lost. Fortunately l was in
duced to try your Vegetable Extraet.n She
Immediately commenced to gain strength,
rested we'll st night, aud before she had used
one bottle she could come TO the table with the
family at meals. Thus encouraged, we got a
] second bottle, and by the time she had taken
| it all she had gained sufficient strength to do
| light work about the honse. For all this we
| feel greatly indebted to you, and feel it duty,
| from what we know of the strengthening, in
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Rum awny.-Our friend ID. VI. Alyord, a
r two since, in company with young man,
irving up Main street in a one-horse lum-
.agon just as he was turning into Mar
,treet his horse commenced kicking an d
ing. The dashboard was soon kicked
the laps OF the occupants of. the
II, when Mr.. Aivord jumped on to the
ak and saved himself His companion
to the wagon a little longer, but jumped
time to save himself. The wagon struck
Ialidays pole and was completely wreck
While the horse continued his mad career
Market street.
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Gone East.-We call the attention of
r readers to the announcement of Mr.. E. G.
own, in among our new advertisements.
r Brown proposes to have large stock of
pods on hand at the earliest practicable mo-
ent, from the Eastern markets, which he is
und to put down at the very lowest living
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ne LAWS. shall publish more or less
laws passed at the late session of our
stature every week, until they are all pub
d. 1t will be well for all our Wisconsin
RS to give them perusal. We publish
al important laws this week on our first
Among them is the law to prevent
rs from playing billiards, ten-pins, &C.,
from drinking intoxicating liquors. We
lend the provisions of this law to the care
udy of those interested.
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, Good Job. "A short time since, our
nds Gallaghan, Spelaey & Mcdonald, man
,turers Of Doors, Sash and Blinds, &C., had
b from Chicago, of making a number of
ular wooden seats for the Chicago Railroad
rich. The job was done so promptly and
ell that they received $50 more than their
ract price on its delivery. Such workmen
not lack for orders, and we understand tho
rs. Galaghan. Spellacy & Mcdonald have
RS for all they can possibly do.
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The excellent preparations of Dr.. Chaplin,
by the use of which he gained so great a popu-
larity in the treatment of Dyspepsia, Liver
Comp laint, Constipation and Palpita ton of the
Heart, and all diseases arising from Indigestion
and Torpid Liver, was none other than what i;
now put up under the name of Red Jacke
| Stomach Bitters.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-19

tilted states Prize Concert. Don't
that our old friend, II. F. Phelps, is Sole
t for this city and county for the sale Of
is of the above enterprise. He says he has
he ticket that will bring the $4,000 in
lacks and as he generally means what
VS., give him trial. You will also have
satisfaction of contributing your mite
DIS the Lincoln and Douglas Monument
,iation. Somebody must get the grand
Tickets one dollar. Clubs will be fur
d the same as advertised in Chicago.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-04-19

New EsfabIishment.-We call the at
ltion Of Cheese Manufacturers and all others
crested to the card of Messrs Summons &
II, in our advertising columns, who have just
in operation Cheese Box Factory in this
Y. This is branch of manufacture that we
not acquainted with, but we presume those
manufacture the cheese will understand it.