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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13
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bic ftr&liltn Ginribturn,n gs,uo nam
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INSTRUMENTATION ,pi,ltn fpprhsn fbrns
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ttclif0tn Nrtefsr6aft, bic bcru G9taatt
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auf bic GdWltrtaf.it.n rim nit h,nrn
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Gle autmcrramie.t bon g 6netbsru, stts
ter-, . Sub II. Z tttfet~ 8 abrttoa.
{ IL, & gti@enaS u suetrt uRS ntilotrn,
tie cine RAD itjht, II. ~blusrbaft 0~rN-tttrhs
GiIttgiHGj fg2IIGmaiGinr
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lem sidbnaftjacu. Eeatete,
Die Cir. / giatmafI;nt fir fd~trifunttn
III cNu btfcuss'tt Gr5fs. jthr iar' 1t, !rii:is led t
1T bNrtnGttr, rprni1 Dtr5uid mo3'N0i iGr isoe art
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IN arrttr .3abt bet 6GRritaulfu int 82njti g1ntc III
%c5r1nte n56 9coGnlnun tt mil t3Icl al5Ee9m;Eo
,~uirlcbtI.
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aJle 0lIe X3atItute.

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tpilt'en S2ltinSre U. yortSEicath int NufGlutie al
bic rpt4t 1t JtpGte mss rem SIteu,
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uno bWr6 2cit- II. @flberiparntB cur
isltt c~mgislit. GtEe5 ibrey gcete rtgtibt tlglit -
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fFuNton.9 sd RG d Titta9B As ubr
uES fdGrt ram her ,}:itup8 lfpnrce, ytoripEt unt
prtt5mCulb, We bts9ppts hh brr,S eabraIb- JteatD's-
Pabn" roh SuiiD!f, BIad1paLtr, GSeHtDnr Btparutb
N,loof, Jialetsp, @ctt5bcro', %siepbert, Beaufort.
gDiImtE8toi uuo allen Pan'Ish I'M SubsR anl@Nf'
6et.
Sud i&ttFCu fs Fb ben Sarnssfub' 0ampfstn mad
gitp 9ctnt ii. n d ~ n b All tclute ben
GolnPiet DGplus" isbfn WtOnta6 yftttpo1 u. 8rtt'
tag frGb mas GEtlrritsHs u Der eaitetu Stcre ost
Nir3inIil uuo Di,uitosS, D0urtritdas Ii. Samiu1i
NOS ccr gcualt:s AiattbCpS u. G!suceter unt mai
gcrftcmu.
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nrcU3 u%ntertllt.
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aueuft 81 Afysy.

csisbst In Der alrrla g3nt. Sas;ipn L aa.l.
d. 100, UsNr2pnibaro>,
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s~&rNbmte skirntlist
s.ab). Stutfarben, eetut 5ouepap er~
8 . Sied, SLASH, %Goppera$ Eergtn.
ttr-0eL &aIpeter, Git, NatbtEN &c.
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SsIs:r, Nhrttn &c. itcts ~UcrIstbi9 iu ben
b%sitiatten NY arRtpreilelao
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SquitGblc 8erGAeramsss@ efens
fLnnft.
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nit elNem ecrpGtucusu E~rsibrleIe.

SiicpfHofteE dDSF
nit etNcH1 rcrpGilclcu E]rstbriGe.
Sffce gtf. 10, Scutbtr,
Die vP1htmrrr S0uita6le Sccte:G" S:rI6crt Sas-
fer Y. WSDbs!M sc3St 8e,Iuii uHb SHaceu 6urd;
fcer ~ zen tiut9Ntn #0LelL md hem gIone her
Wc3enitist9tctt obtr tn 0nceler g3cis. Iut perecn
iC9. "1orpenter5 Stts:s" ~ teg a~tncSmbarien S:Sin"
aWr3ea 0crd6ert.
Gilner pcu HeitttBun, in Der Equitable SfFc:"
rtritGert, 6l6en feine ,rcitere 8erantpprt,tdf.lt ais
ben pfttoa tGrey GepeIiea, unb mao 9IF!Gui ittcr
Fpltcsu ino lie 81 c;utr 8aaSoleib:pbe oou sGtsurta
sluCn5i0 picjcnt teJeti9t.
Eia NuImerfidntteit ber bertihcn 8iirSer
misb beiInbcgS oui nnicrc iebr bt uiset&tr-
fttec'nsSrottt
b~ir0cItn't rnS nm tbrc CUNT BET Geo Bevii&eruns bon
Siutru II. Yibbsln 0sNen SsIers2stiut erfuWt.
Sgl faHfs her t,btcn Sl7lt sat cs hen Diit6licbcrn
fielsr geEefi5sSeict no icbr renia. lpcru
~lterbaurt tlfsn6 gttoas. Getcitct, cine f@s'e II. Ter.
IngEtGs S,Ne.gJanS al. ikr SeitBtbuR, gu erPditca.
9iretteren:
&b5 Relic S9O.em
> 9iGnar Gam BepGn
SGs 8raIier 6Nm 6 Bartlett
9sri Htforo q9m@ 6ppfst
Gam Rircg gnnt G Hapuer
Nj3ltt Qparuer SR ad'o.
N~ranst6 Il. Eroot, SGatuteiFer;
CE|nt3lJO 5N8b .. Spncs, s5efr.
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Die ,AsnbreD Teuer : Berftsi)Es
EunAssGon:r9aI.ie 9nn&SGItita.cseh
SecoNbsS .IGbes
neaen bem Tpnamte,
Ge II, jtst terett, MI sirten ge5ertt.
Rbbeln u. aufmannS gsaarea IN
By SnSt oeer aui BEN aanbe, aut sta Sssr cb.g
ilrt.rc Gcviiine ~ resafetlrtIeu.
DtreTtoriumt
Ebp8. GGrep, Hrditbent.
GaGcnaf GtstCr, guitiu DaI,
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abcm. &8Gttti9s s. 8. q, 2aireas.
Jun scurctp, 3. p. Sarpfp,
geii, 9gicn. SduieS Garer.
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2cunnfTe,

SCuGltnR,
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ri. l Itli@trc hgi piribcpsasu Gtcifcn - ron,
idirc!i zen %riGirt''otr rito fitrfcr eaileEtudjt It
scttlrs tie gum EiNufeH Brivt4ttu gaptere - p6uJ
he S%rarlnulls " rerIHccri, attr!oliN 1rGbtrt 1t. 1c,
prjttt, NIB mir iinHm, ban ne cui0[ II Stpf.
en- ttren eolltd N mcrtr Std ratlt,
so BIN f!eiccghAuhttr y. S0hrlt4Hl, bate bic 5ju1er'.
tbe II, 1nssle yiaiNiuen sabre lara prebi.t uuS ,rs
Hire cine gctsnieU SNls Mr. 1 5Aii- @}aib;nt fan
10 ettaW5 bic keise van GGs1, ee mir gsttuud:,
Wtlllam Gsdr Risiecr=Sirtltr Ii, { ltrttout, a,.
l21, satehr., SDtcogo, 81; beH IS. gu $500.
sd tabs sihre %r. j Warb,re bel ttsfd5 c6tnen
ed't5iostt I~!rarilttl H. R~'iHrl,d, rroti,t ulc ectfiri
.~'a.1tnt. sic 9rbe'!et ais II. csrSrfbtoS Ii. ~ltsf5ri
lin pplltcmmCneG StufArbeit
g. . suffu NJ, s&49. Il. Gttid. tatrlfor,
vi. 7S, @9Ho"'gnsi,t" &9iea0o SE1
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stle fix STnt.Sct Dit ia ie teaut-. Gab Ids pats IN
Etsirtit gtit'dtls in :yaPrGn cine &tsn3. 91i&!ner
@'.racttsa e~nhe'anbt, e lie unEbertroffel.
ttant D~aOSnprrt GIcictrhiubfn'
"sinbd 9!!c!", ct. G0WIs, 80.
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9is. 49, Ga;timngeffr.,
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beaIScu,
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f1 um
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te'er bejablt, ais ipnit, III 5olgs Or ustet,psiisIieu
rne aner'anut ten Do, jl6lt@t tit Ger
SctfcE u UarriItcH=g iab=W aiUiRen
ul'o %linltrer " g ,Tabr.a= DiafasiHeu,
flr drp:tt teseI Wit mo Gorte. l,Tfcre Maieiatn
d II NJ tr, b~etten, I@IaBeu nm, nGbcn
Sprte u. Y tu6tag H. Stebcu sus
a N NJ en-, btbcn AT II, |. H., iiEo srar IN eI
bputonnletltsn GtiIe, nab ~prria8eu niemats ban
SIehft - 2Serft GGr @sjo I'm Grtaufe pra II a ID.
8 c m 9tcn, unbetannteu II. Wcrtbs
o teT w 6tne nidt inca, fen6srn id,1ffi
ENC IeFoEt eint tie 9 inger'i@ III a.
3tEc an, ptIt,e, Irti mir Baran.iren, rputcrtnlen
9Nr Sutteserttit arheriets - e e lWatr'ibcr
NS al1tneH lptrosn sem si,oen,. mag tr i'll tauIss
wlinlHsn posr Mot iur itriibt g'jc!3:.
Ssits. !3psfH. gliimupc lenipuIen, Rabelu, Sei
4. +, ales roh eer beiteit ~i1uaiitGt iicts e~ptiStbia,
DIE singers RatmafAtnen, Gcmpeaaie,
vi, l5s, @a(timcrtltr, baltimore.
Nr. ass. Nrcdhipay, 9tp=gcrt.
aptr b@bsn III iteer { tact Gpfat- ~a9enten!
(tro2i-Snt2o)
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N. linrlnjr 4 Nnmn..

Ne W.
GAR leai;n DE gutmtrliamGeli S0H 5au5,pirtrtl
- b'sie irit Dtc9t a,rlbnts sufaupltrstfebte VIA
iMtne. sc III bic tclte tn G.bsauts ts1n6tiGe 31t5.
recgttt. Yt1fbtne. S2oe tstir;c, @tufnaf.it It, &aWsc-
b~otu9:tit e~rte:!jt, vIr6 he rOn tttnsr &f2iRtn.
~ecgi:lbeu g!ats in eleR &anet bbsttrat-
fen,
Wu& ba6er gtr Fcts aaf Pagers ben .uianmenas4
tettu ti,vtiu g 6Ritter nit SeLbHPorfer;
Pferte~3Grfen auf Ndtetn; 20 t ~
reStn; featjeIs Stpppler pbtr y a d
tsisr; 9rci3- 1t. 3ttHteurGtsW 4 :
f&iasn, reu RteTosu III 9ere3uns a,ittt; Drsfs-
u. g ttOBfd N III el. 81 d INT GIFTS,
". aDeta- VI Il stem; VI etn~VrticH
" atteni6mtn8tni 0etssn-DTeB;
Tsbe; MGtSeu- RtlIer (GrtAS, sunt SaeH)
nit NIB pbre @WoHO-Y VrriG ntr0i aGeeiemen n
6 emmltr, Ealtausbrtttsr. Cadet
itneIesr, 6uttsrE6nsibs, II. N!0tIraidinen; :iisrst
6ebmalIen ; GrStlHnren 9 3tEbrhser; ylautaaers
UrlesmiibIen; 3uGsrrp5r-gtubler ". Bereampic;
siufate grbYf!lss; Ia3,n; gultiealorsn. 9uGtlts
far yFl8s u. @i0iaiutH Il /. 10.
08ir s0rGntirtr, cah Gle uriere grtii.l sur 3uiris-
eenbelt a~usfaleu.
u. GtnsIeir & s 0 nj T.;
nha-l vi. 81, FiQbtlr, E.dttirtpre Sllb,
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Nmeritau Sire SuiuraAcs Ottirc
Opu GS0lxiUaprc.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1866-03-13

Der frObere cpnfSoerirte General G t.
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grit bic 1Nterican IiNet" ine fel aasr
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-08
SnrrRAaE ExrENsroN.-We publish in an.

SUFFRAGE ExTENsIoN.-We publish in an
other column the report submitted by Sen
ator Sholes of the Select committee to whom
was referred the subject of again submit
ting the question of universal suffrage to
the people, at the next general election to
be held in the State. The committee, it will
be seen, report in favor of bill for that
purpose. The argument by which the ac-
ton of the committee is justified, to our
mind, is clear and convincing The views
of Senator Sholes upon this subject have be-
fore been given to the people of this county
and are generally we'll Understood, and ap-
proved by large majority of his constitu-
ents. But he has advanced new and strong
err reasons we think, why the right of suf-
frage should be extended to all citizens Of
the State. irrespective Of color or creed, in
this report. We commend this report to
| the Republicans Of Kenosha County, and
hope they will give it careful perusal, and
then if the question Of the extension Of suf-
frage comes again before the people, as ii
probably will, we shall be better prepared
to vote right upon the subject There is nc
sound reason why every citizen Of this
State should not enjoy the right of suf-
race
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-08
Much applause

EDS. TELEGRAPH.-I noticed in the last
number Of your paper, the published cor
respondence between Mr.. c. G. Sholes and
L. Newell, and Mr.. Dunlap, President of the
&c. & N. w. R. R. and that the result prov
ed highly satisfactory to all the parties to
the correspondence.
Mr.. Dunlap disclaims all knowledge Of
any complaints in the management of the
Kenosha branch of the N. W., and hence
it undoubtedly appears to Mr.. Dunlap that
the citizens of Kenosha are highly delighted
TO have all business diverted from their
place and transported to Chicago. 1t re-
ieves the business men of Kenosha Of all
the cares and perplexities which are necessa-
lilly connected with commercial matters =
Some people are so preverse as to complain
where they ought to be delighted, and it is
a satisfaction to know that the people on
the line of that road are an exception to
that rule. All people are anxious to drive
dull care away" and the question may well
be asked. Why should not the people of
kenosha be well satisfied to witness the
Railroad branch of the N w quietly trans
fer the business that accrues on that road to
Chicago For what purpose did the citizens
of Kenosha put their money into that road
except to be relieved of business
The farmers about Genoa might complain
that they have to pay cents per 100 lbs
more than the farmers about Bristol for
transporting their grain VIA Harvard to
Chi ago. but the question remains, has not
machinery been SO perfected that railroads
can transport freight long distances much
cheaper than short distances. $3.50
But to speak of the subject more serious
ly is it not a wicked and OdiouS discrimina-
ton against Wisconsin markets, to trans.
port grain from Bristol Station VIA Harvard
to Chicago, for s cents per 100 and charge
20 from Genoa. This is question that re
quires an answer. | have to say in reply tc
Mr.. Dunlap's letter that | have in my pos.
session the written testimony of that fact.
WALLACE MYGATT.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-08
Double blinded Farmers.

One great principle for success in business.
is learning a trade well and then sticking
to it Itrequires long timeto know every,
thing connected with successful business :
An acquaintance, seed-dealer, stated that
for the first five years, he could not ascertain
that he made anything. But he was learn
ing Before ten years, he was. CLEARING five
thousand dollars per year. Appetizer was
doing well manufacturing ropes But he
was unstable in mind, and although his
friends advised him to HANG TO THE ROPES Z"
he was not getting rich fast enough, but he
meddied with business he had not learned
sufficiently, boughta mill, bought grain,
and then broke bank by, his large failure
Some farmers come to the conclusion that
COWS are'the most profitable purchase ami
mails, erect buildings and begin we'll But
being new business, they do not succeed as
well as they expected they might if they
would stick to it.. The next,year they, sell
their dairy ana buy sheep The price Of
wool is low that year and that much mon
ey las been made by@raisirlg tobacco Thus
they go on, changing from one to another
and never succeeding in any Stick to
your business
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-08
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