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Another,

Last evening about six o'clock, we were
again startled by the cry of Fire. The fire
proved to be in the chamber of the unoccupied
frame building adjoining our Office. The fire
had made but little progress when the alarm
was given, and the engines being soon atwork
it was extinguished before it had shown itself
outside. The fire seems to have been in pile
of straw in one of the rooms of the chamber,
but how it got there is the question.
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Santa Claus Headquarters,

Our friends Bronson and Bone issue their fl
nal Bulletin for the H ollidays in this weeks
Telegraph. We can assure our friends, who
have not yet had ocular demonstration of the
fact, that there is no exaggeration in their ad-
yertisement, in fact it hardly comes up to the
reality, as ali will admit who take the time to
look through their elegant and extensive stock
of Holiday Goods. Look out for their Christ
mas Eve neutrality-suspicious. thing new-rare
and admirable-in the line of candy Santa
Claus will have no other.
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Auction Sale of Stock. &c.

Ed. Van Vie will sell at Auction, 2 miles
west of the Brass Ball, Salem, on Saturday
next, the 22d inst, a lot of first class stock,
consisting of Horses, Colts, Cows, Sheep, &c.
His cows, especially he claims are as good as
any in the country. 1t will be good chance
to secure good mich COW for the winter.
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~ Johnson sells DIARIES for 1867 cheap,
and has a splendid stock.
~ johnson has full stock of CHRIST
MAS GOODS. Call and see them
fag johnson has TOY BOOKS, GAMES,
sc, designed for the Holiday Trade.
~ Gold PENS and PENCILS at the Cor
ner Bookstore.
~ Beautiful Bound BOOKS at Johnson's.
~ Splendidly Illustrated BOOKS for the
Holidays, at Johnsons.
"a Demond, Tennyson, and other Books,
cheap at Johnson's.
~ Splendid RUSSIA PoCKET-BooKs,
cheap at Johnson's.
"a BIBLES, and PRAYER BOOKS, Cheap
at Johnson's.
eg@ Beautiful WALNUT BRACKETS,
cheap at Johnson's.
~ Young Folks, Harpers, and Atlantic
Monthlies regularly at ''The Corner Book
store.''
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Kenosha Go. Agricultural society-Annua

Kenosha Go. Agricultural society-Annual
NATURALIZATION of Officers.
At the Annual Meeting of the Kenosha Co.
Agricultural Society, Dudley Cass was re-elec-
ted President, VIM. s. Marsh, Vice Pres't, F..
Newell, Secretary, and L. W. Thayer, Treas
urer.
John futile, c. M. Fowler, and j. D. Ben
edict, were appointed Committee, to revise
the Premium List, and nominate Judges for
the next Fair.
The Treasurer reported the receipts during
the wear at S1 5Q() a. viz
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The Holidays.

The gayest season of the entire year is now
approaching but whilst we are enjoying the
health we must always be,prepared for disease.
Coughs, colds, core throat, Group, asthma, and
whooping cough are speedily cured by Goes
Cough Balsam. Whilst dyspepsia, constipa-
ton, sick headache, sour stomach, indigestion
the most prolific source of ill-health, is certain
ly cured by the timely use of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure.
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Musical Gazette,

Mason Brothers have commenced the pub
LEGATION ola monthly Musical Gazette" It
contains eight large pages, four of which are
devoted to music. Terms one dollar a year,
five copies for four dollars. The publication
needs no higher recommend than the name of
the publishers. Address Mason Brothers, 500
Broadway N Y
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Important to Somers Tax Payers.
Notice is hereby given to the Tax Payers OF
the town of Somers that my office on Saturday
the 10Th, and Monday 31st of December, will
be at the Town Hall of said town.
1w29 j. Fl. FELcH, Town Treas.
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DONATION,

n Donation Party will be given at AsBURY
"A CHAPEL, Bristol on the evening OF Dec 25th,
for the benefit of Rev. W. R. JONES. Els numerous
friends arerequested to be present on that occa-
sion and bring with them such testimonials OF their
esteem as they may see proper.
The Good Templars of Bristol Endeayor Lodge
nIe bav
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Acknowledgement

Acknowledgement
We are indebted to the Secretary of State,
Hon. Thomas s. Allen, for copy of his An
nual Report for Fiscal year ending septem-
Der 30, 1866, for which he has our thanks.
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Sleigh Riding.

Sleigh Riding.
Ben. JEwEfT, of the Livery Stable, is fully pre-
pared for the sleghing. His sleighs and cutters
come ont newly painted, newly cushioned and up
holstered, and look so clean, warm. and inviting
they tempt one to take sleighride, will he mill he
as Upper says. And then his horses sleek and
fat and fast. Ben knows how to keep a"--Livery
Stable, every time.
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Gold. Silver B. Jewellery.

We call attention again TO the advertisement OF
W. E. Reed He has large stock of Fine Silver ana
Plated Ware Fine Gold Watches, Jewelry, &c. II
you want to present your wife or intended, or Your
friends, real royal Christmas or New Years Gilt
go to Reeds and select it at once.
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Don't Forget.

LUL4 I UISOUt
The Ladies of the Congregational Church
will hold Fair and Festival at Simmons Hall
on Thursday evening, Dec Goth, the proceeds
to be devoted to the repairing of the Parson-
age. Come one, come all and regale your
selves with good dish of Oysters 2w2S
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SATISFIED.
Many housewives who have been using Soda for
years, have become satisfied that D. B. DeLand &
Co.'s Best Chemical SdIerdtuS is better for all purpo
SEES than Soda, and therefore cannot be induced to
use Soda, or any other brand ofSaleratus.
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Festival,

Festival
The Good TempIars of the Will-o'-the-Wisp Lodge
Benton Ill., will hold an Oyster Festival at the new
Baptist Church in Newport Friday, the 2tst inst
Prof Madison, of Chicago, will be present on the oc
casion.
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Snow Storm.

bIIUW hIUIIIII
The first heavy snow storm of the season,
commenced last Saturday night, and contin-
ued with slight intermission until A o'clock
Sunday afternoon. A heavy wind prevailed
most of the time, drifting the snow badly
About foot of snow fell; sufficient to have
made first rate sleighing had it not been so
badly drifted. An additional two or three in
ches came Tuesday night, making very passa-
BILE sleighing.
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CHRISTMAS TREE!

which will be loaded with various articles and where
an opportunity will be had of giving good gifts.
large gathering and general good time is expect
d. Tickets to supper 80 cents each. 2w25
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DIED..

OHARA.-At the residence of his father in this
city, on the 18th inst, of consumption, after lin
gering illness of some months Richard O'Hara in
the oath year of his age.
The deceased was young man universally es-
teemed by his acquaintance, and beloved by his
immediate relatives and friends He was printer,
having learned the art in this Office For few years
past he has worked steadily at the case in Chicago
The craft has lost in him honorable and upright
member.
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Fish Fish,

I h We the best ~s.or,ment of Fish in this market
Di d Cod Fish,
Picked
ealmon.
Conn. River 2had.
Mackerel in Dbl, half Dbl and kits.
have nice Smoked Halibut, Dried Beef sugar cured
Ha &c. 4 large sto OF Wood and Willow ware
cordage. Tw'ne, Carpet " arp &c. &c
when you want good f esh can of Oysters, give
call.
want all kinds of Farmers Produce, for Which
will pay the highest price in cash or Goods.
keep horse and wagon to deliver goods to any
par: of the city, Free of charge.
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Licensed Auctioneer.

IWyHE PEOPLE Of Kenosha city and county are re-
III specially informed that the subscriber, Llcens-
ed Auctioneer VIII sell at public Auctonsin all parts
of Kenosha County.
Kenosha, Feb. Q, 1864.
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Don't Forget,
And don't neglect to attend the Ladies'
Festival at Simmons Hall this evening.
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Clean Your Sidewalks.

Clean Your Sidewalks,
Attention is called to the Ordinance which
we publish elsewhere, in reference to clean
ing snow from the sidewalks. We hope it
will be enforced.
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Teeth for the Million"
DIR. George, who does not propose to be behind
hand in any improvement appertaining to his pro
fession as dentist has in operation Patent Nitrous
Oxide Gas Generator, for the special benefit of his
patients. See his advertisement.
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1857 Prospectus 1867
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

DAILY, IRI- W EEKLY q WEEKLY EDITIONS,
Devoted TO
Neeos, Commerce Politics, Agriculture, Mdnufac-
lures, Literature and Science
THU BES L. NEWSPAP PER,
The Best PsltticaI Paper
TEE BEST COMMERCIAL PAPER.
The S.ost Valuable Family Paper,
The Lal gest Paper in the North
w est.
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The Chicago journal OF last evening says:
Mess Pork in market to-day is SOC lower with
sales at SIT So but at the close sellers generally ask
$1775 Lard is quiet but steady at 11Hc. for
prime. Green Meats are inactive. Dressed Hogs
are 12aa25c lower. Hogs have also suffered a fur
Their decline under very heavy receipts. Flour is
dull butts unchanged. Wheat is 2a3c lower Corn
has declined la1Hc Oats, Rye an d Barley are
steady and without decided change.
I nn7i mann
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Correction

In noticing the vessels in the harbor last
we put the capacity of the Schooner De Wit
as 40 m # lumber. We are informed it should
have been 165 %. The j. C. lNcCulloch, we
put at Is m #. 1t should have been 80 m #.
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The new Schooner q. G. Simmons, into the har-
Dor Tuesday night, when the mercury down about
zero, with quantity of deck plank for the Minnesota.
We went aboard the Simmons yesterday afternoon and
found her to be fine strongly built schooner cacula
ted for the lumber trade She has all the modern
engagements in cabin accommodations-Dinin Room
Captains room, Mates room, Cooks room and Kitch-
en-; all finely finished and furnished She built last
summer, at Huron, Ohio and bought before she off
the stocks, by Messrs J. W. and W. H. Merrill of the
Pier Co., and Grant skeele. She was named in honor
of our respected fellow citizen, q. G. SIMMONS ESQ.,
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PREMIUM PIANO.

4 ,HICKERING ~ SONS Pr MUM Plan
u Fully Warranted, Cheap, call and rxrmlne ato'
:. @ JOHNSON.
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Provoking.
The z. G. Simmons,


The following item was set up for last week's pa
per, butw was overlooked i'll making up:
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Mrs. B. M. ZAHNEN

Would respectfully annou7 to the citizens of Ke
Dosha and vicinity that she has constantly hand
and is prepared to make to order all kinds of
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can Sell Good Coffee Sugar 6 lbs. for 81, 90
Nice Rio Coffee 3 lbs for Sl,OO

Sugars and Molasses OF all kinds as low as the
lowest a fire stock of Canned and Dried Fruits,
Pickles &c &c.
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S9anta8el unt $50 Wtpr6aas, Ger Grpressu6 td8ii@ (saes.
@Ea1taGs1 9 u9r Nbenbe, unb tsg GeDnUoattonaa1 berlaFt
gunaberianb fat &tseItn6 td8It@ (ausseEOm@est SSanfSg'
lO15 Qlsrsens.
Dtec 2fse fteIan bet 8elatr uub @aFrers5af9 In @trbsn-
trn6 NIT alien punF4en pee!ta fGboeflia g, nrrbsrefltA.
Scr 8reberiG gcecmctatspnssuS rerlast SG!tsnrUre 400
&e4msttegs tasstm (aWs9errntnen SDnntaeSE DfAIt& Ser.
last er STebsrt6 g.15 @2DIgfn5 td9gi@ (au6gsn1nisnen Scttns
taea).
Ser GuteDttS GRtns ggs Serlagt SGItirscrs 8 20 uab1 900
0'rresns NIB / 20 uWS $40 gtaGulv ub GHtertss NlsGe uS
7.4e uabl1,s0 8erus. uno Q Gnt 200 Sta9msttaes.
Sad Waibingtpn.
aSsaa8 bon Baltimore I'M 40 7.OA, s.45 unb Gas alGr.
gfns pnh 3.I5, 4.Ib II. T.45 gladtt. SrnntagS TN 4.10 uRs
$50 gRfr8ene uab Ais uub 7.45 Bl6Gntttaes. &baang
Dcn aHatbtuatpn 100, 730 unb Ills WsrgenE unb 2 IS,
30 nn6 500 @btnba. SSHntaes Ga z 30 giei ee@" unb 2.46
Sno eOo .taGnittses. gar bar 9.45 taunapgltS1 unb 3.l5
Sta@rittt1gS5ne 1n Baltimore, unb Der 7O0 T~ieraensue unb
!t6aen.
Der 7.05 gGraa. rab 416 Ea@rt.8us tSn g~syttntUre, una
eef 7.So W~.SraensuG uub $50 giaau. 3ug tDn ~g8aittns-
tot teben IN Werbtaaugs Eht ber annapolis @ga6. 2lBs
SeElaHfn annapolis ua $50 gleFgens unb $40 fr feaI-
ttraose rnb gafbtretrn.
Gesen n6berer MnsguRft Stlets tebe9 @rtte., nsnbe rnau
NNp on \. Z: England, &8ent. IN Sss Characterization gbeF an
BE G'Get Office.
Sppn2 wtIfon, Granspsstmetast.
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Baltimore unO So0bana 0ampti6if 60.

So So IIer. 8rDwn & 6Sbne,
s@ 9enerals Ngenten.
Na6A Nep SrIeans uno GG0am6,
49, BET Sep 0et anbaItenb,
B~1breub Ste Der, Staten @pf,
Dis l. aIade DGmpffbtfe bteitr 9tnts fabren rte ipI8t
SABA, 100 SOruell,
WtIItGm @DIItns, BefbIsbaEer,
3iberfp, 1850 Scnnen,
Capt EbOS q Satin,
Samfae, a. Mu8uf.
gdh Sacana pta Stem Orleans.
ablabst tDn 8rppns sBbarf, TeGs @stnt, punt 4 ESr
NdGmtlta9s ant anee;eteten Gage.
9DsSsn 8raat Uber YaHaee, NIT u~nIberirsf ti@en Sc
auetnlldfelten, Wentt man fb an be @9eateR
9enrpM IL. WarfteIb & 6 >,
10 Spedr'S gDbrrf.
WB. RstHe Gra9tbrteIe dussr BITE BON Der Grntpaonte ae.
I~teftrten werben unteraetAnet. 6, InutntBfhetne fur Eradi
nanRen tn bteier Office etneebpIt trerben. Vim expeditions.
taSe rerbtn Weber Sra&t ianerarntraen nod eabunssi&ftHs
nntesietGntt.ss 81 sc 80 (ap17-S) !.
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SS5Fa Ns1a5tt0 fiir lsimsoanoerer.
Nsae SsIrron0ement6 fit 0iuwanoerer

kASl@ESEA4& &SG5S$S EW% ~RNsVAsSHEESE&
Weue 0lron0emerC6 fijr Ginwanoerer
bic mad benz 8eael 3a reiien muuI&en,
gpn reuae, @. FiEsbr, On nsESsa Ste &suwerberer auf trt
Ncttgern Central GalSc.t Str. Depst @~tIsnsotn mil tssa
Grpsessus ~tef5sSegt. Sts BAHIA tietet taSpr6 ben e1i-
ersutea eiKea g<SbeFsn @ptttetI, els traenb stns
lInhese gaIn, ana II &c I'm "a gtstIta FarssFaEsieSr GaSss;
SatH n63 %SeadnEtsn SIdsen, dIst
@ittSbnrg, GLeDeIanb, Detrpi:, Scrt @apne,
Chicago, gli(paafee, Galena, Dubuque, CT.
BauI, GOG SslanO, burlington, Sorpa Stir
uo rerbtn sesbaID bic nstbsr Epstbesn GeHtreI Balm az
tsGhea Vtticnen 10 Stanbea fr8ber ais bic nlt anSera SAB
nsr ~Sttsnoea bprt e~tntrehen, aud Esrber4 gRGI weniees ttG
EDaatu babel aswe@ielt. Dte @aSn atebt bur@ ben f%6nRt
EtetI sGn OEsU. Stt sanle 6 atisrnuns Rpn tsr bts Gtitasp
tf 500 GietIeH. Oas @ep65 mIFb btes aeiei&aet (mer!tbl
nub espt usst ben pGResttren an ban Sc REutauaeSrrt.
NaG GreItlille, 0apt0n, Cincinnati, SnOiGna'
p0liS, 2ouisrine nnb st. 2Cuis
rtsten tDsufaus YaFaSiere b~sf5ftsrt uub Elt ttr @ep
let ne tnettsrs nrtiatuaastpfeu bese4net. DIE YdtoGtsv
EO1nen NIT Sen 3 stty" Sber SbtHbS 10 nbFsgu9 nab aQtu
stTIs@. 2Idten geten, 0hae ~untertoees cuf9eSGltentu heEbsa,
DuySfasFsss @;Gtss rstSen I~eESauft IN bar SFt3ef esS
Essstss &rsn Q. AGtheF.
stfAt s. IS ~ &HT e@As SSsssFs S&ask
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Esd" Sur beiOrbere1 GenntniBrdbrte' ISL
@tnpanSerer uHb 8stSeate iVaten febr SErF@tts fetn, ett
he s1re Dtlete faIFen, urb iputen ~btefeIben nur BON tpi@en
a~ngsatGten Brauatsa Fautsn, Sic hpa lbreu, @spaIte IsbeH.
Mot aber bon WfGtIevn rber 3ptf4frtraBern Ia &c tvafi er
@efabr ~ausSsfsst iub, bsftwtnbtIt ~ tDsrbsn unS tyr GelS
uaIcra aus3use6s'.
Surd fabrtS-StIIete
rad alien Sbsilsn bes gDeAens fnb jH BADEN be!
-.r GGrI i. tIbebranbt
n.-Gmieranten.a9t. ber 4aIte S9ip @.Isnbabu
(3Iptr.IS) gSr. 81 Ttdrne sfraee, 8aIttInDre.