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The New York herald., 1866-01-29
The Great Petroleum Fraud Case.
DECISION OF JUSTICE DOD0E-COLONBL Man
HONORABLY DISCHARGED.

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.ppe.rsd IA the Hr.up OF thu 9Th day of June Ins
brought 70 close on sssurdsy last before Juss''
Dodge who dismissed the complaint, thereby fully
opsrsslns Colonel W. D. Mann late Of the Ssyeuth 10
chsan cavalry Of any false Representations or dshons
dealings II the matter 10 many intoeUGe
by Investments or operations in petroleum, and
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27
Christmas.

Christmas.
Christmas, the dearest festival of the year,
has come and gone with all its joyous greet
ings, family reunions and home pleasures
We don't believe that the amenities, kindly
feelings and generous impulses of humanity
are growing less, amid all the hurry skurry,
the pushing, jostling and striving for prece-
dence, wealth, &c. The quantity of Christ
mas and holiday goods, mostly for gifts, that
are sold, is enormous, and a few years ago
would have been considered miraculous. Now
merchants may lay in thousands of dollars
worth of Holiday Goods with an almost GER
tainty that ere the Holiday season is past their
shelves will be stripped bare, and generous
profit on their outlay pocketed.
Christmas in our town seems to have been
very generally, and very nationally and hap
PLY enjoyed. Business of every description
was of course suspended and our streets had
very much the appearance of remarkably
quiet Sabbath.
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Farnham's Instant Relief and Permanent
Cure for the Asthma is pronounced by the
medical profession the Press and the public
to be wonderful Specific for this distressing
and hitherto almost incurable disease. The
Inventor offers his remedy to the public with
the assurance that it furnishes the only perma-
nent cure for this formidable and quite preva-
lent malady, with the firm belief that in no in
stance will it fail to effect cure where the
directions that accompany the medicine are
fully complied with. Price 50 per box, or six
boxes for So. Sent by mall securely sealed
with postage prepaid, to any address within
the United States on receipt ofprice. For the
purpose of giving the Remedy that publicity
which it deserves, Mr.. Farnham offers to Drug
gists and Merchants in addition to the very
liberal discount made to dealers, to advertise
| the medicine for them in their local paper to
the amount of ten dollars for each first order
received by him for two dozen boxes or more
of his valuable remedy. Price lists sent upon
application. We take pleasure in recommend.
ing this infallible remedy to all such as may
be afflicted with Asthma All orders should
be addressed to VIM H. FARNHAM Editor and
Publisher Sparta Eagle, Sparta, Wis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27
Roll of Honor.

Miss ANNA E. GILLErT, Teacher, sends us
the following
Names OF scholars attending intermediate
school No. g. that have not been absent dp-
ring theterm ending Dec 21st.
Mast. Eddie Durant, Willie Golf
F" Oscar Reichtmyer, John Williams.
Not tardy during the term:
Miss Lizzie Hutchinson, Lizzie Haskal.
Mast. Hyde Chisholm, Willie Golf,
g Richard Robinson, Frank Kinney,
" John Redburn
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Chicago Journal.

We publish the prospectus of this fayorite
paper in our advertising columns. The Jour
nal is one of the oldest, as it is the best even
ing paper in the Northwest, and we take par
ticular pleasure in calling the attention of
those wishing Chicago Daily, to its prospec-
tus for 1867 Aside from its merit as News
paper which is second to none, it is the best
literary Daily in the country. Our ''better
half never asHs for any of our Daily Exchan.
ges but the Journal. There is only one draw
back to its enjoyment, of the and that
is, that under the present mail arrangements,
we frequently fail to get it until the day after
its publication
Mr.. Johnson of the Corner Bookstore, dis.
penses the Journal every evening.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27
The Kenosha Match Go.

This institution is now fairly at work and
is turning out the best friction matches ever
made in this or any other town. They manu-
facture what is called Telegraph Matches"
square sticks with white tips. The sticks are
good length and will burn long enough to en-
able you to hunt up your lamp and trim it,
Such matches cannot fail to become highly
popular in the market, and will soon be
sought after by everybody who likes the BEST
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27
Cure yourself of DHsnepsia

This most aggrayating of all COM
plalnts-a disease from which more people
suner and die than almost any other-has at
last found its master. Goes Dyspepsia Cure
controls and completely cures it in its worst
stages; no one who suffers from dyspepsia,
SICK headache, souring and rising of the food,
should De without it. Whilst in cases of hard
colds, stubborn coughs, sore throat and ali
bronchial affections, Goes Cough Balsam is
the cheapest and best. These two articles
are deseryedly very popular with the masses.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27
A Success,

ID NUUO0nbI
The Festival and Fair of the Ladies of the
Congregational Church, held at Simmons
Hall on Thursday evening last, was perfect
success in several respects. There was large
number present, and the arrangements were
SO excellent that all who were present felt
very liberal The refreshments for the occa-
sion were prepared and served in the best
style, and articles prepared were all, either
useful or ornamental. We understand that
the net receipts amounted to something over
$3.50. The ladies who had the Festival in
charge, are deserving of much credit for the
way in which they carried it out.
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The Ohildrens' Festival,

Of st. Mathews Church, held at Simmons
Hall a few days since, for the benefit of the
Sunday School Library, was fair success
The net amount realized, and which has al
ready been laid out for books, was over ninety
dollars The young ladies who took the man
agement into their hands are entitled to the
thanks of the friends of the Sunday School,
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Licensed AuctIoneeY,

nv A. HEALEY, respectfully informs his
III friends and the people ofKenosha county, gen.
orally t at he has taken out license Auctioneer
and will attend to all sales at auction, Of sill kinds Of
property, on short notice and on reasonable terms,
In any part Of the county Patronage solicited 9ml0
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f Beautiful WALNUT BRACKETS,
cheap at Johnson's.
Really, a Good thing.

Really, Good thing.
Dan Knapp has the agency for Chester s
new Patent Kerosene Lantern, advertised in
our columns. This is one of the really prac-
teal and useful inventions of the age. We
have seen one of these Lanterns hanging in
front of Knapp's store burning night and day,
for three or four days without smoking the
chimney. 1t is the only one yet invented that
will consume the smoke of Kerosene without
a chimney, and it will burn for weeks without
the necessity of cleaning the glass. No storm
OF wind, rain or sleet will have any effect on
the light, making it valuable for railroads or
vessels. Any one requiring lantern should
examine that before purchasing any other
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27

5y@The annual installation of the officers of
Kenosha Lodge No. PIT will take place at the
Lodge rooms on Thursday the 9th inst. at
halfpast seven o'clock P. M. An address will
be given by the Rev. w. T. Smithett.
The public are cordially invited to be present
R. III. SLossoN. Secretary.
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Bristol Insurance Go.
ICON.

We call the especial attention of our Bristol
readers, to the call for the annual meeting, for
the election of officers, &C., on Tuesday next.
1t is short notice and therefore all the more
necessary that every person interested in the
Co. which includes almost every property
holder in the town, should give it his immedi.
ate attention.
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Gold Weather,

We are undergoing another visitation from
the Frost King. Yesterday afternoon the
weather grew suddenly colder, the mercury
falling 20 to 300 in two or three hours. This
morning it is clear and cold with a cutting
wind from the Northwest. Remember the
Poor
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27
- Johnson sells DIARIES for 1867 cheap,

cg- johnson sells DIARIES for 1867 cheap,
and has splendid stock.
eaE- johnson has full stock of CHRIST
MAS GOODS. Call and see them.
eSg- Johnson has TOY BOOKS, GAMES,
&c de signed for the Holiday Trade
ray- Gold PENS and PENCILS at the Cor
ner Bookstore.
~ Beautiful Bound BOOKS at Johnson's.
e9- splendidly Illustrated BOOKS for the
Holidays, at Johnsons.
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Somers Teachers Association.

There will be meeting of the Somers
Teachers Association in the Town Hall on
Friday evening Jan. 4th, 1867. The programme
includes Reports of Teachers, Essays, a Class
Exercise, by Hosea Barnes, and Discussion
of the Suffrage Question. Teachers and friends
of education are invited to be present.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27

Oyster Supper.
There will be given Social Entertainment and
Oyster Supper, under the auspices of BRISTOL
ENDEAVoR LODGE of l. o. G. T., at Asbury
Chapel, Bristol, on New Years Eve, Dec 31st, 1866,
for the benefit of the Church, in procuring an Organ
tor the same. All are invited TO sttend
Tickets for supper, SO cents. ICON.
Dec. g. 1866
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Economy.

economy
1t is truly economy to use D. B. De Land q
Co.'s Best Chemical SalerGtuS, because, for the
same money you get MORE and BETTER Salera-
tus.
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Licensed AuctioneeY.

EHNHE PEOPLE of Kenosha city and county re-
n spectfully informed that the subscriber, Licens-
ed Auctoneer, Will ss at public Auctonsin all parts
of Kenosha County.
Kenosha, Feb Q, 1864.
w
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Chicago Republican.

This staunch, able and judicious advocat tie
of Republican principles and the great cause
OF human rights and liberty, has lately been
enlarged, donned new dress throughout,
rendering it first class paper in appearance,
as it has always been in matter We publish
its prospectus for 1867, to which we call the
attention of our readers. The Republican has
taken high position in the estimation of th e
public, and it is the intention of the present
publishers and proprietors to maintain that
position at all hazards.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27

U0nnrmatl0n.
The Right Rev. Bishop KEMPER, will hold
Confirmation in st. Mathews Church, on Sun
day morning next. Catechise the Sunday
School children publicly in the afternoon, and
is expected to preach in the evening.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-12-27

Ohildrens Festival.
A Christmas Festival for the Sunday School
children of st. Mathews Church, will be given
this afternoon, at the Church.
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Hirh School

The following is the combined average of
Attendance, Department, and Scholarship for
each pupil attending the High School, during
the term ending Dec. 81, 1866, in the order of
[ heir landing
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AUCTION FER.

TWNHE UNDERSIGNED, licensed Auctioneer will sell
II at Public Auctions in all parts OF Keuosha Coun-
ty and in the northern part of Lake County ILL.,. upon
application either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT
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Mary Porter, Lille Burgess.
During three terms
Laura Brown.
General average of the school ..... S7.6
Average per cent of attendance during
the term 952
Whole number of tardinesses ....... 80
Those standing above 95 per cent. consti-
tute the Roll of Honor, from which, however,
a few of our most earnest scholars are exclu-
ded by prolonged absence caused by sickness.
Those standing among the lowest in the list
have gained that unenviable position, either
by irregular attendance, not caused by sick
ness, or by insufficient attention to studies
The general average of the school is higher
than any previous term, and the hardness is
only 20 per cent. of the corresponding term of
last year. This result as well as the general
prosperity of our school, has been brought
about by the hearty cooperation of the
patrons and Board of Education, in all meas
ures tending to elevate the educational senti
ment of the community, and encourage all eff
forts towards thorough discipline and scholar
ship. Though much yet remains to be done,
past progress gives great encouragement for
the future.
G. S. ALBEE, Principal.
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THERE will be services held at the Baptist
Church on Sunday next, at half past ten A. NJ.
and half past two p. NJ.
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Oyster Supper.

sS Demond, Tennyson, and other Books,
cheap at Johnson's.
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H The getter up OF a club of more than five eopiesO
may retain commission of 7 CENT, on weekly
Clubs.
Rcmitances the club must bemade time but ad
ditons may made any time Club Rates after the
club has been Raised provided tu years subscription
is taken.
Money by Draft Express in Registered Letters may
be sent At risk
kS- Address,
CHAS. L. WILSON & CO.
Publishers, DC Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill
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THE LADIES' REPOSITORY,
The Twenty-seventh VOlume-l067.
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AZINE FOR THE FAMILY.

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We propose the widest range and the greatest va
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RlIlI. HAVANA LlIIERY o. AGIR.

Conducted by the Spanish Government.
S360 600 tn Gold Drawn every Seventeen Days
PRICES cashed and information furnished; the
highest rates paid for Doubloo1s and all kinds
Gold and Silver; also for all government securities
o''O TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
1vAs 16 Wall st., New York.
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The Asthma,

esy Splendid RUSSIA POCKET-BOOKs,
cheap at Johnson's.
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Mackerel in Dbl, half Dbl and kits.
have nice Smoked Halibut Dried Beef, Sugar cured
Hams, &c. large stock Of Wood and Willow ware
Cordage, Twine Carpet Warp, &C., &c.
me call.
want all kinds of Farmers Produce, for which
will pay the highest price in cash Goods.
keep horse and wagon to deliver goods to any
par. of the city, Free of charge.
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,,,,,DI ~.
IrOR PORT JEFFERSON and STONY bhOoh'
Il L. L-Slsamhr PIONEER nom Pier No - uoot hulses"h
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
NEW JERSEY RAiLROAD.-rrains leave foot OF
~ courand,.t Tor PHiLADHIPHA att and 10 a. NJ llm o.
and u A.. BarinOAB and WNhiHsfor A. anS IVA NJ
9 ~, and IA midnight
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DIRTT1N AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
X CHANGE OF TIME.

on .sa amer MONDAY Avg 1906 the and boats Of sAi'
Company will leave as fliews
Da.n-, With Express Red tanh,
Long Brsneh gds FONT Pleasant Btksburs Msncer
Tom. River Woodnane Barpsgss ShsInong TBekeon Asion
and Philadelphia and a. stations Ito Camden and AshuS
Railroad
At y from Pier No - North River and 4is M nor pe
No North River cornecng with the above php end
Phiaislpha and Express Train for Lcns Branch
Fare 20 Long Branch this train ony Is cents
Fare 81 Phadolphs all trains. 81
The fress Boat lsAvss $50 fcf oil points on s " AZ"
Philadelphia - .,,.u,
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE PIlLApELPHh
Erpess zoo; OF yinest fare 20 Newf orr
Wsy Mail and Express At ESQ M rom s nv SNs~
Freight Sis arriving Ia New YORK dt ~ heI mfhrf
vii he ssc.Iy,d Al Pier No WIN " CLAYTON supt
II ONO BRANCH-Tbe new and splendid steamboat,
i SPA BIRD Capt H. d. P,ssr beit expressly 70 h.
route Leaves Pier OF Chamhs'i every dev for Re- Ben,
,uS irtsIpsaists places
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ID. c. e. r. II. Fisk,
~. una IL IfnrIrI-rA o. rI.c aI.l.IrRTHIIl

10. 10 NASSAU ST..
Usder che Fourth National Bank
BUY AsD SILL AT MARKET RATES,
UNITED STATS o. on i1sl
UsrfTn STAIEs $40 BosDs.
UNITED STATS lO-t0 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 7 ~ TREASURY SOTEs.
UNITED STATEs CoHPOISD INTEREST NOIEs and
ALL OTHER USTTgD STATEs SECURITIES.
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pANAMA, NEw-ZEALAND AND AUSTRIA.

BANANA, NEW-ZEALAND AND AUSTRIA
Il LIAM ROYAL NAIL COMPANY.
OPENING OF STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW
YOR AND AUSTRALASIA, VIA PANAMA.
The the above Company VII be commenced rom Pan
Wen New Zealand Tho 2fh o June by the steam
sip kAKAlA fOloy~d by the KAiKOURA tho 2th ofJuy
ard goods viii be rarded from Wellington - Auck
land oeo N Canterbury sydney Melbourne snd other ports
Of NewZelud aud Australia by the ComPsny' nterCoonlsl
GeImrrq.
M the conveyance Of passengers ard
good from New York at through fares and es 10 all the prneps
ports 10 tue Ausirllafian Colonies. =,
the Compays ships In conjunction win
ofhe Pacific NJ al Steamship company will DO as folo"s
OUTWARD.
From NewYork, Jure H.
Prom Pauams June =.
From Wellington. y H., July a.
Arriving at sydiey, JAY % 49,
From New York % Wellington 40 days
From Panama " N nron. ~ days
To sydney or Melbourne day, additional
HOMEWARD
From sydney 3s MAY or June l.
From We inrton, y. h. june O.
trom Colon (AsDinwalr July ~
Arriving at New YORK, July r.
TINE
Wellington to Tew-York. ~ daya
Wellington 10 Panama. % daya go
From sydney bourne days additional The service viii
be continued monthly IN unison with the foregoing dates
Particulars fare and fet application Pacific Mail Steam
up" Pp,Hsma' Nav % iaGs WV O. sFALY Agent
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], DO, holders generally demand

full previous prices.
sUGARS-Rsw Su-ars rather tnll nud priees trfe
en- closing somewhat heavy ~ 10Y csc ~ FIR q gooi
Ifnng sales o so hhds. a. 0l 2l or Cabl, aud i2
4i, for Porto Rico and 40 boxes Havana ssaile 4.e
fined are dnil a. l6t &c for Halds
TALLOW 10 fair demand, bat prices are unchshgedi
sales OF - go y, atl2l8l2lc for Western aud City.
WHISKY Is inactive bat nol iers are hrll