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, 1866-10-15

A1,.oxD IAucF3E Or yt,300.-Une t.toFre
fnrk has been Ia Chicago three weeks. and into!1.
csied rtatly III ihe limo. NJ had prersouH{ told
III hortcs md wseou, snd thonfl1 ~ he Haa as .ands
thn oihcr morning to Ind thai he hadn't I eets
Ee hsd aim rcsol'ectton q hasns spent o. -. Or
Sita tnarfctont. hoxe fastened upon ono Of
n,nrc re,roul, WIN. rootlsnd, Edwin Perrin Ill.
cFscl Norwood sud 1siehAId Aatshall. and ,hose
Tsrftrs hn eapfed 10 he artpsied and broucht b..
}err ihe Police Court Ea.uthRJ afternoon charged
Win la.tcny. Il aupeA::d ff"m ihe evidence p1e;
ttpfed lha, Boo!1acd bad sold iark saloon aud
Five 81, ,soo dow p. and balance Of taoo VI. 70
by ehssl - Il, Ast .he m, esf
isHo or ~ o. went In sea4th Of Psrk, 70 hare h&l1
, 1866-10-15

CroAby Opera Honse.-The Regular
Lecture Cou{1e before tho Soc3etieH Of E1stnnau
EatIona1 Business College, for The Fall and via.
ter, will b. inauKusztcd By Hon. T: r. B4rnutn q
New York, Wednesday eveuing, octohes II, iaa
Tickets can be had At Tho College Once on We'd
, 1866-10-15
LAW Intelligence.
Divorces Settled and PurNucd-Judg.
n1cnts-Criminal Buslncss and New
EuIta.

-,oa,~ Crt,s,tr.1 Rr,1ac.. ana Ncxv
c.ncrr counr q, coox t,orx1-B>fort hon,
E. s. NMta1ns, JHdgt-sheswood ct a.. ".
RobereP. Chdy ct al. Attachment dtamlssed.
Css,I Wchrr - PhfIjn Erausrman, Anpta. dts-
mlskcd. -.
teAoena 1arnnne r. maiHLis 1ata - .a ~.
rnn1nn,,on ard t9rstrmrn, In ihs ciy. lie pasfIcs
cencerncd in II having been some tins since 10.
FORE the Courts In siabb,nr atay, Tho suit L.
dismissed. The PARTIES. upun eoltcitatIon Of the
complainant, having eetttcd !neir a!scfencts, ana
ST, hanS ~ nn'st";r.s soiicitnr 81
= counsel fees. ~
Auna Nelirum IT, Benjamin lombard and
A;is1 Ss. & Il 4.ssaso r. PH:a T. .dss
Diyorcc craufcd on rroo( OF adultery with Mrs.
B?;;ss;; ;.',a~,ss - W.. s .~,,. ,.,.. ,n.,,n,...
JON Kelly =. Pst1ieE Bowen. 7ls'pss'. Fra
.5shn 5! U1ison. Chi Jusitee-Tbo Norwegian
xxx yrth,1.r - f!hnrrf cs.s t. lii rcnlino.
ts5S nS dSn esrs ;g.dgsIs5e''r. e i .I.cs: Il +
| -as-i diern{ssnS 'o11
seeond EsdonM psut OF Tftusyi1le ". Georce
George Il, craig ss. Joteph Barrett. Case. Dis
Attachment n nis%assedf I'm &c i,,,, 1 c.,e D,..
ri.te5 4' ~" w
Wilil.n johnson =. sa%usl Beer ct a: Al A.;
house. On .ttsi: x.t.. ,.... .,n.,u,t.a.
sampsit. Damages 1000
H. o. Stevens 10. Geooge lander. Deteudant's
! appeal from judgment OF stuEtevant, J. r.,
os1A: p.....,., p,.,,,as =,
Al. inianetion.. The bin aims i dissolution q
II ,oat % 'hs os sssa sh.
thc sSa - hc so1a4 '''
nsni.i - prsnt -. pa.er po.henr 1T Al. Attach.
naent 10 recover s14s.;o.
,csT .tado<WCstbcrine Battcnhauscr was ap-
met. 1s div nf HrnTTs Msrv e., Catherine
ppna norhfhs Baitsnhsusey. under bond of 81, aoo.
Estatc o. Aaan' oat'suu~1'st' a~~~'A' ~
oia; Es,.,e Of John c. R+rnot. E.,ner ?. Reznos
bond Of &kood. o.,-,
Essate Of James J. o'Snllisan. Aenael O,Sal.
n!an Sbrother1 Vas appointed 10 Administer uoae'
RHa% F.'ste ~ nf i.sscP c,s,sr VIII, n.oyed. Johu
| xxsnWn @PR"'o
RLeo11tRs GouaT OF rGaIcAoohhh811s @ Genh s-.evn ~"
z. Ian BtFfn. hseoFdfs@oaa Soo0' A~teeas
Vtrdttt nct guilty x-u,,..-,,,.v ra...
Jtsee Mot5!s: Larceny. sefo1et S1A'- 'A1e'
Jeafs ponitsntiasJ., r,,,. ~, rry,+v
chs.les s BsIthold. 6 Larceny, Verdiet nol guilty
Sonn SA1ty. Aesao4t WIN e'"3'
F95aies NOT r. ,.A o,,,,r p,.h 1.renny
yerdiet su1sy; ] Seiae under s.. and Gauge
| u be sent 70 tho pcnitcntsfy fos oae yeH ~ 80,
Emma AcCantEJ' Larceny. Ne'o'c' u ~
Assy Blazer ~. Peter B1.se1; Divorce, D. d
) cree granted On Inc G3ouna o1 u3auAenneos III
| uuelu.
! nrnnkenn1en on the Street Cars.
, 1866-10-15

PnAlnxss Furs. Cider EineEaF VIII I'll
your Toerr ios no other vinegar. largest Eorks
oe uIe Kind In tho Un!,ed Sntea- GHAAI3 u. b.
Fntrs1so. sS9 and s{t State atreet4 Cn3eafo~
aep1M14.3if-T II Y
, 1866-10-15

GLANCE or BAtE.-He arc informed thtt Mr.. ].
5. Thompson. tho Wcll-known and highly efficient
job printer. has severed his connection with the
cphiczl Publishing Association, and
l. sbout To retoDmence business on his own Ae-
count, at No. IS " ashfnetop ttEeet. On The oc-
t1sion Of his leaving, the printerh in The tstah.
,t.hmeni presented Mr. Thompson with gold
tobacco boz very richly chased.
, 1866-10-15

For Choler1, Dlnrh@a. DJsente;xJi
ufe H.pnJrnr Bsnpe I1ant," The great q speeiae-
Which. Ii aipeost evn:J Instances, eheess essc'
, 1866-10-15

D1scuAEaEp.-The case Of John F. Buckley,
charged with obtaining gsods under false pre-
fences Of Mr. G1ue,, the details Of which were
published In these COLUMNS on Saturday. wss
irrnoon for further hearing. Au amendment To
tho lawa hearing upon the c1>e, requiring thAt
chx1pe, Of This Kind should br preferred IN wH-
Ting Instead Of verbally. BIZ. Buckley was dis
CHARGED.
, 1866-10-15

New fsrk esock and Msney MRrAet-
Nxx yexK. Octuber IL
McxIT-EAEy 1t Aa3 per eent-
EruNa EIcHAx0K-Iluu It 1&fa1o.H-
and closing ut 134.
TOTAL &1rotI.-Spec1e to-day, $fs6 NA
G0vKKxHxxr STpcxk-AnrN aetlTe 2nd sh4de bet
, 1866-10-15
Ml~akee Market.

Milwaukee Market
Especial u patch to the Chicago Tribunal
MuwACxEx. October Is.
FZnr10r!es &nt Gall; sAiea 90 eEls. 1Io.s1H
double extra, a1u.l:xaio.ss choice extra.
GRAu-WheAt unsettled sa1es s1A. N, bosrd-7s ooo
bu II t1.1p no. !; Eea0l.s63 No. 7;$la bayet next
week; 50 No, 74Sls7 rejected. Noon bosfd-aals %
90 bu II &7.ln37,12 sor No. ;$1ek0,n No2 u5a9
l.e0 No. s;no sales afternoon streeqboArd. Oats nr
sales 400 No. 1t xc. Corn Enef; kAles At &c. Bye
quiet 1t &c for So.7.
DCTxA-pull 1t 8t-
E16e-stesdy at A326c.
Woe1e6tsady = lse. ..-. .- -
Rfcxu1s-F1our, 400 bsls wheat y 900 tu; oau
lYsoo.
RHrY4tvNrk-F3ouY i63 wheat 81 40 bu
, 1866-10-15
Real EBtatE==Gltp.

1mpnOvKD.
.-.n, ,..,i. ;,-o .io.,,
TOR sAEA, M a, weInlt ~ 1lt. 81 nwGso,y I1sas
1 frsMa nse,'nki eHa ~ ~ 4 ." II. KFitfUoT I CO.
iss.l st.ts l'ro1sts. = pe.1ho.n..:
TOE EA1F-A nn,y anil very handsome
s:ss;y ;s: s'ns We sss1 !: ~ e4''G
pornss - % W. = wv - -------
5 II z.i &:
...s @nn isues' go ::a,;i ,.,o.,,orV iromo
FoR eALEA good em. sTos.o his1oon ssqa tnme ,e
rs e ;ts5 e. a:.'
@nn ~ 49, a.Tr@Es eioo,of 76Teo.eto1v
ok SALE-An r. an ,,1s e!egHnt n,.t w.ha.h'syy
l. fpGs KIafoo4 1o. Is4i s.s.Is nfafsf'
T,op sI1E773i10 1cot N The North.
ss'S'ss; a:;;, :'sD Dss;bs,s e ka.F0F %. s'' ~
17OR SALE Three nearly new and
Seil sIr:nkcd ..osiory sna bsscms9Ms ras .t h,tsk
nnsne. 90 * r. essTssn e.; - 49ntS. ~ aS
/ W. : w.. ''-' 1-s-.e M-- 1.. :
EOK sALE-A nice CostagG Aoraej
- Fl III s;To1F q g. hssi Y.
S S1S 49,. :; e@7;.s.scs "; :.;. ;:.-.;;;:
i frame Dwellings, corner Of sanramea and t',.l.
nous H. KEFo0r ii to. I lss.i M E.s.ss broEsis,
sALE%The f =, elegant marble; n 4 front
fnsas sSeieis pe.lsortS kE'sfooF CO.. ls' E4'as'
T701 ~ a. ,---.----.---
M nea1 ~, e9,.t nne n.e.rsS 1Mossoly !aMe'
Kaps. Il .na aia: "a T. H.
, 1866-10-15

W7ANTED = Partner = In the tash,
hare from t1t0o to t30oo cspItll. Aidress !" Il q"
Tribune otaee,
NV TANTED-Partner-W capital Of
w stano 70 ~ % 70 take teal'nf t1teres: tn
sious. One with experience New York atkrts pre-
te5re5 r. Mona sat T5tae'Ra's rss,i Apply 70 -MEk;
AGrnry - stztest, Chicago, oe bJ letter to F. Q.
, 1866-10-15

AesArL1 WI1n INTENT TO knIr-Jeseph Nahlne.
= resident Of Bridgeport, who rcts Intoxicated
AID makes himself terror to his family, Was
brought before the rolfco Court Saturday NOM
tng, charged with aesau!ung his wife With intent
to ltll. On Thursday night be came home and
lie ehbor's house sc1oas tho street. He had drawn
spts'ol upon her. He thcE shouted 10 her and
would put away lis pistol ste wonld come back
10 him: instead Of dong 20, he fred al her, the
ball tast!ng through the window castng only i
few irehes on one side oi her body. The neN day
Ist. SEh1eu procured her husbands arrest On
sa'uslAY lie was conmltted to the hecordes'a
Coust for trial, In ta,1 Of +, 600.
, 1866-10-15

this is TO be found in ihe greater n9msef o.
on dis supposi.ion, preferred the request yss,es
seorest xss ] ID snany p c.fes aceeded o. Should the
pToesble slst iii. request Viii become : mandate
| clazs nErnnrED IEs7xnpAx.
The Sunday ree2sd wIs vcg iav1faele one
b. comparison. The following sfe The cases 70
pGsl caa1les w1,i1m M,l,s., Ge.n.n, aeea twenty
nine gsass Res'asnes No. ~ @ p'i,lgn ns1a ss!eet e.
MT, E. Gfiaaih, American, ased ten yeass::
Residence No. III Church street. Attacked s&t
Henry r,arsc,t, American aged eeyen and
ha.f ,aFr Res'dence No 10 6rangcr Street Af
John Brnma;ell, IrIsh, aged sstsytwo {ears
) 1.csI,tnce No, ac5 Third svenuc. Attacked yeA
~. en-: ENGLISH 80 ,, about .a',,,;tass
i Han aid wife, German, aged forty and teir,
!. re,id.nee eee'9 So. % Is B'se isi.na 17rnus. Il
. My Escsnn, Canadian, aged. tusnty .year
i Re.id:rce 10. TO Wtss Washington street, A
d | tsckcd saturday.
9Th. s:Sssss msSs!'sse is sis:ss' s:ss ha
u iatkcd yesterday.
nsssses iss s. so is ses sSsS
d nine o'clock last evening. @..
David psi.on. Ame'iean aEsd fos.y'oa,s r..
saturday a. m; died At ten o'clock satafd'
1sSs:a !. ss;a ,sfs n..,ss VI,
s;sts: :s<s .tess. :e, S.s1
s1fs,ss{{ S'ss 1si1i,sy ia.s r.
| fl.ttn A.. m y445
, 1866-10-15

Tor SALE-501t70 feet on Indiana. Az,
i between Twenty Nth and Twenty +i1th.s Il ::
4s2.s 50 per soot. +. II. EERF0OT & CO.. Real Estate
Brokers'. 2 I DeAfbofn-Ar.
, 1866-10-15

TuE 1AKE TtNKE1. IL fa.t approaching compile.
lion. The work now stands about As follows:
, 1866-10-15

goKKroN THApH.
The fbre1su trade the port tr juss e1ostnx
hAs been comparatively light. The !mpoFtz OF dEr
goods amounted $12 So, and the general ue4rhAa-
disc to Il SIS; sot1l $33sAE4,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-01
Die rObea @eiiess pSks eepass's.

Der lont fttneebtlbste Setparp f&etnt DOE
Ger DIumpbett unp Nuttett letnes Netletoue
gen Nntrew SOtnIcn ansetedt trorpsn 81
IsiN. Na@pem leetsrer pabrene pes 1rtnti
aslaags Sci Oelmontep tn Nep glOrf ietae &C.
utetne BOltere9tspe beenoet bate, ergrtf Stw'
are baS Wrrt, UNI etntge &GiBe 81 retBeH
Inter MnOgrem laete sr3 ais Elm @abtnetS.
Webetmute nil Id S9aeu anoersrautn, BAT
t9 gsrparnt purne, I'D iOlte INTO 20
per Grm0roung beS Yraftpen'
ten in Baltimore tn dot ntk'
mems gDtr Eanben tsnO4 bort nthts als ht
frsMnelt@fe Mufnabme."
Dds TT Elm bShf roter @4erj unn &
aenat pom GROCER SmptetGt ergen naS Mnoen-
Ten abraham QtucclnS, Nts Gbrabam Gin
sOln am %. 6ebruar 1861 Guf letner &etfe
mad @a1btn9ton tn Baltimore erru0rtet uar'
be, lamerte auf Dem @usauebannGsD Depot ba.
bier etne brutale, gum S6ItmmRsu f6bi0l
Gtrplhsnbanbe; unc e6en Gewarb mar 60
Der namal8 letnen etsnen SCbn 1u 9iucalr
mad Sarrisburs fhtdte, nm Ism 1aseU 81
laIeu, nos tn Baltimore cine MOrcperlArS
rnng gessn ism betebe, BefanntltA fnb1
9tnccln anf btele 8pti6at btH tn Der Na@E
pom ~. auf ben %. Sebruar pOn 3arrtAbure
ua6 g6tIaDGpbta 3urGd unb eonn BON eo
lpalet@ iber Baltimore mad W11btuetcn, e
nds er am gormittag bs5 %. Sebruar. aa
ieine Getnbe uno EerumsIimpfer bter auf tbr
lauerten, berettS In Der BuuNeshauptR6ot mar.
Ntt foI4 trGben GretantNen @4er; IN trets
beu, tit frtppl; ia btele SrtpoItt1t Getsert ft6
aur Oemstnbeit une WepertrG@hetett, ra
Abraban1 2tncpln ptrtIth 5eitber bon etner'
8alttmorer Mnseb6rtgem bertentSeu partet,
NIT rer iebt Mr, Scparb 9ano in 6anb eebt,
srmOrbet p0rcen TT. DOppeIt ptoerli6 HineI
etele SrtuOlit1t in Dem Wunre etues Ranues
ME 9epar6, bf0en Welht 70 beuttt@ bic Spu'
rem iener Wtorrna9t trdst, In pddsr BIZ
6amp bes 0tlteS 8cOtb Der Station tbr ehIei
Oberbaupt entrib unr etnen 8trrdther an hsi'
len STEELE lsbte.
Das Sewarb BET aieier O~eleseneett Ia
Grnlte sslprO4en, IaBt f@ nt&t ouuebmsn
Dsnn Memanb wet6 better ala er, Bag Ste rec
pabltfant5Ae Yartet feline NeuaelmSrrer unr
ter l8 3GbEt mno haB Der DraIrent pOr stneu
WeuhsImorbe opn Setten Der Rdriet, bis
Den 9rdltbenten QtncUlu mOrbete, tn 6Clee fet'
mes llsbertrItts gu bieier partst gang i&tr tt.
DAP Separb pabrenO feiuer Rebe Bet BEN
9lsp gIorfer Grtntse!nss 70 aberreiat mar
wts NnStew SObnIon w69reno Der beta9tt0-
ten 6ebruarreSe, In tpsl&er tbm Ietue Iber'
btBte Dbantaite berettS bic 9essu TIN se3a6e
ten rabttalen @5rDerpOl6e oureautelte, BITE
t6n ais ,,granFCpfer" auf benz NItar Der Union
abl6laGten GoQten, bas tpeuen mir bet benz
{onIttsen 9uten Zone Des alien Mannes ni4t
annebmen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-01

unira&tbaren 5xppen bsg &trsbiieu oos ilo.
Ii6e @rensIanp bitueten ; fur Die RittsRuHen
bu6en btsie GrfcIse Die 9eceutuuS elmer neueu
Gritartuns raiFi&en GtnFuI1.s uuo elmer
sr0Bereu gnSri1sfdbi9teit ; fIyRusIano ipssieG
it aud tptbtis bic arrsere Si6erbsit fir feline
BrOuinseu i'm &uutaius unO lberbaupt Der
8upa&s an Wo6t in mufelmdnnii6en Rei.
den.
Gin $unnelw Dem Cana |
oeR Dooerna4 GaGIats. Der ere
fe ernfIt6e gerlu9, etn lcIhes rteftsss t1n'
ternebmen Iberbaupt ms Werf 3u 1esen, tpurpe
BON Serrn ". u, aborne be @ormanp ee-
maht. Derlelbe lests TN Sabre 1857 benz
Railt r NupcIecu cine ausfa9rlt6e AbtaubInn9
iber bte1e 6rase DOT, Mnb befIrpcrtete ote
Grbauuaq etucs SuuusIs ron DOper Bis Gap
@rtsue,. DEM Sert&t paren pIdne uup
3et6unusem, fotpte a~ss9et&nete seOIO9ti@e
Sarten bes &analbettes beiselest.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-01

8riiGen, pel@e tbnen Der @snerat Grantltn.
psnn aud nt6t Setaut. 70 rod seIaifen
bate. uno unlere tapfere Mrmee, tuel4e IHOn
bamals bic bewafnete RsbeltOn Bate oufret.
ben tSnnen, mubte Ell in Der @itbsrnse, bet
G9tcamauSa &C. nod 1ieIe 1auIenbe tbrer
&ameraoen begrabeu, ebe Ne BITE &ebeGen Dor
@tlanta, NalbStue II. RtdmOnb In ben Staub
tperfen fennte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-01
GOpperbsap.@ emetnbsttsu a,

GOpperbeabs 9 emetnbett ten 6.
Sen Gen. MttIt@. @etl Gen. @tQtd
tn Snbtana fir bic republttantlde Bartet
.ftumpt", trtrb &c pom ben weitli@en Copper.
beanblSttern aufs s~emeinfe %angesrtfen unt
init &etb bepOrfen. Diee Blatter tabeu
etn &s4t, ben pOltttlden StanDpuntt oes &C.
nerols 3G bsldmpfen uEO su wtberlegen, tpenu
Ge f6nnen. @6er neil Fe btes ni&t fSnnen,
sreifen Fe su perfSnli@en @~emeinbeiten, unb
cine ntecertr6@ttee G~tnienbuns TIM louisville
@njetserI, ben ptr, betI&ufs selast, fir gu
anfanbts sebulter tdtten, ais 6a6 er lolGes
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-09-01

3eus In feline Spalten aufnGbme, oerbS@s
ttat fcaar cte eldnssnce m tlttGrthe
Qauf6aGn MtQtGS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
DEED.

WILSONIn this city, at the residence of his faith
er, on the 10th of May, 1866, John Wilson, Oldest
son of John Wilson.
West Bend Posi- please copy.
The deceased was printer by trade, having taken
his first lessons in the art preservave of all arts,
in this city. He enlisted in one Of the Wisconsin
regiments during the latter years of the war; and in
the service contracted the disease that finally proved
fatal.
HoLMES.-Near this city, June 22d 1866, Mrs. Fan
ny Eliza Holiness wife OF j. C. Holmes, aged so
years and 2months.
Her death has cast sorrow and sadness, not only
in her own family, but through large circle of ac-
quaintances and friends. She was kind and de-
voted wife and mother, ever administering acts of
kindness and love. In her. the poor and needy al
ways found generous heart. During her sickness
and suffering, she was cheerful, and enduring all
with christian meekness and amiability. Her IN en--
DRY will ever be cherished by all who knew her
May we in this affection, kiss the Christening rod "
knowing He doeth all things well.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
1875 and 1866.

Ninety years ago the thirteen American Col
onies declared that they fwere and of right
ought to be, free and independent States" The
sold thirteen States" whose people, on the 4th
of July, l776, mutually pledged each other
their lives their fortunes and their sacred honor
for the defense and maintenance of civil liberty
were New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Bay,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, Pensyi vania, Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Ge0r-
gia.
The last four OF these "pioneers of civil Ii be-
ty" are now deprived of representation in Con-
gress of the United States, and declared no lon
ger to be States but territories for trying to do
with the United States what they so successfully
ACCOMPLISHED with regard 20 Great Britain. Cir
cumstances alter cases. w hat was emlnently
great and glorious ia l776 becomes in 1866 viii
famous and reasonable. Iu other words, the
same rule that was SO agreeable and just when
applied TO Great Brtaln becomes very distaste-
ful when applet 70 ourselves.
We clip the above from the Madison Union the
new organ par excellence, Of the new johnson
party. We copy it more especially to show
that democracy is everywhere the same,
and, is pursuing the same, to wit: end
To establish the theory that the rebellion was
iustfable aud even praiseworthy revolution
that the rebels and traitors who attempted to de-
stroy the Government under which we live, are
entitled tc all the honOrs which we are won
to ascrbe to the ''heroes of the Revoluton,'
This theory once established, the way is opened
to reputation of the national debt and the as,
sumption of the debts OF the defunct confedera"
cy, and the rebel States, together with COM
pensation for slaves and other rebel property de-
stroyed IN the course of the war. That this is
tbo 70 md pir Oft M
ty cannot be doubted for single moment by
any one who takes the trouble TO read democrat
ic papers or listen to democratic oratory. Are
the loyal people Of This state prepared to sub.
scribe to this abominsble doctrine, and to allow
that corrupt party 10 acquire the power to carry
If ont in nraciice.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT WALTHAN, MASS.
IS TIE BEST.

1t Is made on the best principle. lis frame is
composed Of solid plates. No jar can interfere with
the harmony oft working and no sudden shock cap
damage its machinery. Every piece is made a, 4
finished by machinery Gtsef famous for its move Itv
as well as for eectiveness) and is therefore prp
made. rhe watch is what all mechanism 81, ou1d bo
Accurate, Simple, s trOng and IGeoo,c,,,,o,1
Except some high grades too costly for general pse
foreign watches chiefly made by won on and hor.
such watches are composed of several hundred nec-
es, screwed and rive ted toge ther anF reou,a coo
slant repairs to keep them in any Kind Of order An
persons who have carried "aneres u saenino, ), ora
English Patent Levers" poJ fecty we'll aware of
the truth of this statement,
At the beginning ofour enterprise more than ten
years, it was our first object 10 r,sle thoxo,,,L,
good low priced watch for the million, 10 tata the
place of these impositions-th refuse Of for
eigu factories-which were entirely pnsaIaob,a -
home and perfectly worthless everywhere
How well we have accomplished this, NAV he rrdo.
stood from the fact that after so rosn0 vs.rs 80,
lie trial, we now make more than half of az the
catches sold IN the United states and that M obors
have ever given such universal satisfaction. While
this department of business is continued with in
reased facilities for perfect work. we are Mt nraset
highest grade knoaon to Chroaometyy uneoual,5 ~,
anything hitherto made by ourselves, and unsurnass
I'd by anything made in the word. For this nn,nogs
we nave Inc ampiest facilities. We have erected an
11ui'ion 10 our main buildings expressly for tbi,
branch of cur business, and have filed if with a.,
best workmen in our service. New machines al
appliances have been constructed. which rerfo..1
their work with consummate delicacy and exactpay.
the choicest and INST approved materials only arc
used and we challenge comparison between III.
grade OF our work and the finest imported chronom
eters. We do not pretend to sell our Watches e. I
less money than foreign watches, but We do
without fear Of contradiction that forthe same ,.
ey our product is incomparably superior. An
Watches OF Whatever grade, fully warra I'll al our
this warantee is good at all times arans. and
agents in all parts Of the world Us or our
Cautlon.-The public are Cautioned r. -
feits will be prosecuted Hg counter
ROBBlNs g. APPLETON.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12

GREEN CROP To PLoUeH UNDER-A gen
tleman asked the New York Farmers Club.
'ls buckwheat profitable crop to plough
under for renovating the soil when grass is
bound out and the heritage yield small ?''
W. S. Carpenter thought peas were better
to plough under, as green crop, than buck
wheat. Some of the members suggested red
clover; but the majority thought crop of
peas would afford much more fertiIizing
n after than a crop of clover; and more than
this, two crops of peas may be grown in one
year, while on y one crop of clover can bc
raised in two years.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
The Defeat of the RtuIfnns.

The news from Southern Europe is of decided
interest Victor Emanuel has pitched in and has
lost his first great battle He declared war upon
the 18th Of June, and on the Goth crossed The
Mincio for the purpose Of attacking the Austri-
ans. This brought him Within the network OF
the famous ouadrilateral fortress. Nevertheless
he marched forward boldly, and on the Odd ult.,
be came in contact with the Austrian column.
He attacked me AusPians with great fury. The
battle ragged The whole day, but the Italians
were finally repulsed. The Austrian arch duke
CLAIMED great victory.-He telegraphed to the
Emperor that he had taken cannon and two
thousand prisoners. Prince Amadeus, the young
est son of Victor Emanuel, g brave lad, was
wounded, and many general officers are reported
either killed or wounded.
We are not surprised al this result. The Aus
TRANS had the advantage of strong position
and were entIenched, For the past hundred
years the Austrians have been in the habit OF
whipping the Italians the latter being consider
ed inferior soldiers when compared with the
Austrians. The victory, however, was NOT d
decisive one as the Austrians did nos pursue
and the Italian Amy did not Iecross the hlhc'0'
Nevertheless this deAat will cast wei oiahHe' !
over the enthusiasm of the Italians. Ihey VIII
beoin TO understand that war is not holiday
sport, and that in attempting TO wres' 'en''i"
from the Austrians they will have to dare MORE
and suffer more than first appeared in the rose
water views Of the great conflict which they or
ieinated We shall soon know whether Italy has
the fortitude 10 ri.e stronger from this misfor-
time In the Italian war of 1888 the Italians
gained victories every time because they were
assisted by powerful French army. Now, they
can prove themselves really great natien, wor-
thy to claim Yenjtia, by the manner in which
they bear this their first misfortune. II will try
them sorely, because The excited Italian imagin-
ed that at the first onset he would drive the ha-
ted Austrians from Ventia
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-07-12
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