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, 1866-04-08

IN rias-iy that wss ptt:c rattcenat- Th,4
es. prove By The la,4ef. lwss gtrsz 10 oppo7u-
N:!t IL 1t!ead myse5 3r.cntea os,r;ustoaeIs,
sls Bot Eo!l.ed whto 10 hatr7e: tre superin:sn-
Amt raeIriI told ne &C afAy lac, uata 1 ~cnt
to .ee hl:a a1A' n aat snJ.y he!cre The Co0a,Is.
-tobeTt. hnl WHEN ht did pasAy. In ny aa%raer
theee clArEss 1crr hspus! x..le.t M aat tas
t'oEa1aisofer1 trvoaed y appointment net
ApoNinR ~setatr The eAa1z, Ne7e true Or tlse.
Yen L. iI11lI.
, 1866-04-08

Frrr Wat%r.--{so 70 Dalton d Co., n
Lake ftrres, end ri ont ni taeif eh~sp Iratxr ~
kTs, new. Alro. Te1 Tr1ys, Table Eas. Ill kfndt ol
QtaiA%9 tpd I4itstsg hpat, and m etdfek1 tatlety
al rcres Aet ping rrspae.- t6s5
, 1866-04-08

1he ONLY ONlcgn9 LiAt Of tbe Drawing
Of tbe Great American rs1eV Conr7t viii srprG =
1bo Chicago hsoanq JosrAH. Ia fall. OF We.hesda,
c,rtirE pezt- GRO. e. ktxos s Co.
fSt7
, 1866-04-08

Go 10 NJ Catnp1efl'x, No 81 Snuth
lark u, and sec he c.tai F.tsh Of EaIfJ n boy
hair toods ~ be Il ceiling Oh 1t ontt Eer ~ tsyA-
spl+ vesi-3t-r.FsCN
, 1866-04-08

, &-ur, ps.n N7sf. go, via "2sta. S*'
ees9NJtt Jtt.- ~ IL, d,mAa1 At Eurntf FxaeeA.
, 1866-04-08

d;o TO onr friend N. r. MIerrtts's for
Eeteenes "ils. aEpa. kultFps. CHANDELIER. giase-
@a1c, &C., 4 1nd u RxldQ1nh stsect. EkH2
, 1866-04-08

~. Campbell - NOW relllnc Thousands
Of tho~e tthfonsble coils 1t Que de!L p,ect.
xnls.fS2A a1.N.YES
, 1866-04-08

GTOCK CUSTOM MADE
~
Clothing, Dry Goods, Cloths, oaaad.
mercs, and India Rubber Goods.
AT AUCTION.
tn1CEsuAT. Ap:r -. Al ~ O'CLOCK. .t Batter.
AHrtt1u noea1A. tn TalMerA Rlock. Eoa- IT a1d 9
Ea+colpa surrs. hftweM1 State stseeI Acd ~ssast
I'M 4. BUFFERS Co.
s44 Auenooests.
, 1866-04-08

he %oIarf5rr.-The Only 1lethnd or
combination hy which constant tane. tfrt ffot9
staoxr. cau n a.AtnEAihed from The ~os,t coil. !.
and t!ty pr ecn IN mel sAreA. Apply for :t11e o.
Cccptv rlSa&s 10 y. H. NtlHa. G%ntsl AEcut. rte-
Esoht H1uee. or 81 H4cdpirh+t. f.E
, 1866-04-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

Why Par Rent when a ANAL snua
viii huJ euntosrab. eannef A eotta-e Of thfrs
roGtae. and barn 10 the rea.. will be s01d It -ac-
t!nee- lnqutsr =: ~ Eaoe lsl1nd ssenaa. t7H
, 1866-04-08

Looking f:lssseA. P1rture FfAu<&,
r.oaldtngs. eorts. ta%slrs, &t-. Ae-s llsr and d.
tthly da,r- :. EcurJ Hl-gess. 11LAAe-tt, Chicago
siet1tl Isl "a rr4rH
, 1866-04-08

Told - On h1ndss-NebsteF, Wneeeafef
and tao GhlcaEa At.teE ssakets
on Drffnitiunx.
, 1866-04-08

T1af<EAsc1-Tae chteaeo Temperance society
viii It ttds-ssed CT MONDAY evening In ths CIark
STREET y. E. thtteh by kev. { H. t..~1er. Rail,
4. Law. Es1 .Hnt othcsa. Nns1c vll be pfpv,Ied
;, fo;s>sot Nattesou- a ceaeta1 eiiepdance Il -
c1e.t,d.
, 1866-04-08


Hansss-t dp BOT &rnw Of MY contracts S1
ut.es NJ. badger VA to hive Ncfs1rd eolA ou The
dc,7,ttea IL th< fntsre hsch be rsictt havr cop-
stuled. Ite oaa,AEdinc r1utsBsft lhal he then
fisd ~pui6 :aEhsh!{ have amounted to ovt1 fGQ On
Up 1hc~t ht might hare tstn 1har 10 ohtAt1 tho
sc.t. shAuen they hs1 not sett maturity. # 'he
/ se:1 hs1 httn 70 wiling. He hs6 d.nr - hefofe.
Dsrins the .sme sss y, he employ of !se deteod;
Stf1rn4t 34pf. SEQ o1nrfs- In some o7 these b.
| drlres.d The gold BE- had negotiated n iho nank
for tht IL ESP Nal.e Ia osh:rt h shen1 the
Etr.r.s t;ouEsn,'s srecips.. 10 the ca.t stx
months saAh ir7n.Aet1oos ~ def -ndsat probably
| xosorr.ed to 45n-A0
In naEtn. lhe nefo+ia.iuhs be reoesaliI obtained
tte eus.tEcy hy cGeek ct the brnk ors~ on soem
r<lFe.. 10 The mnunjrx. Ind IN tt.t af'esnooa ht
[ would .htr DC roic. and .erd The E1nrs1 roesp!
Wh - ths esea 81 assignment: I, ~.s .asnl
! IN DC isoeItrA u Aprl "a. when tho aet~odsn
RzpA Is s<uuset 4 vita .ont v;.s-z szaeant.ax i,
II "a: tslea sers BY i'd rhos,ly ereTvafd q
nepo.lt A. C. A4asrrs hank. 1hal R.s tho renl
nrhxA ~ IT, .ss habit o! .sk9R T.. atpo...s
nne:n- fru1 slooDas sIatro 10 tnto Ii
Asrrn The a'<1ake daily drposlt ses <e.40o O
f--ssen-' What ~ss The siats ri his aceoua
Ht,h 4. i. naft g. fos t~o ot thrse mos'h
uo o,hls qpe.tst "otntel for the t.ro'reution q
ieeted. bet suhsecass'ly the ph1edsoo VIA Attd
tnun.)
H.z<s-- Ilfs aern1nt n tt haak xas datin
III ihar ttne osestlsas .. iae xmuent Of the ovsl
d:x:, as thoKn BY our ho4kI- VI. during taAt tin
| t4Ity rcrn flAoc 10 $+a,cN I'll. account na
tr~ uefcntaat.'
Qse.tsa~--Iiaa tae defendant sn.t...>.a N
1ostes fttfttayfH
tOhsec4rd Ia, bat ehtNcstan u%s.rnsrd.s
! N.'xeEs-sf r. lid lo.t good deal a fnope,
IN NAsch sk,ne h,e lo%:es psptaoly e4cs<ded rs u
IN NeM Toat A}ope- Ne Ind heen cnE1S<d m k<1t
| irs noneJ 10 New TuFk to make m1sxiuA "a
thfrr A. hffasE s,aieJ. lae dsst kLaw of ID
| iehE5ants niluEt wss abont qaa7ef 70 two o
liz Arerroon pf Ap4li Sd tn+tart, When he 'nsd N
| he trttrtsd 10 make eu zs'1ShHeat: nsd m h
faluas1so1 Of ghe isct befoze that. 18e dsfy shts
snesls t1..de b. Asdres to sew Tosk rap,rd tsc1
1aWe to fsttf9, thsee ts.1so'a.s Tese esass.is
| ~hNh eoo1ntss 10 fbt LsHst thlnr. - they Hfs
taaid foz Mh+n aeltv t.l. 1hs detkndaDt rune1xa
fprrftsrd II the aoo;u which raes Ahout II oeloc
tn Tie ao.riaE. on the 81 Of AJs1. hs Co
l lr3cse6. .ertween i'm End tSe7fR % 1tsaf
tne nsueatn~ Ia .klu rid the k4tne day, hs no Il
ne d,y .etots hs sL.pa old which y pain i
/ | ny drawing th-ckt. Tne ortetap4tuE ume -
| gcr1rsr4. = h.eh r. ID. ae p,.cas have no1tt"iis
u, xc:1s 10 tie I'et'i" sed xr:'i1s 'h-o 10 dsliE
, 1866-04-08

THkGrAts AfcK17 FoRaxrr.-Tns c4te Of Et,.
Lana y. Dar1', carsed viii torStnc sran reestrt..
eIteF !spte Of Nfrc walk. ~. txpasht 90 teiors
11s'''e Dc Wolf on sasuscs4 afse1nooaS snd d,a.
potta Of ~ lit dc:erdArt Nzrstns N exaniaa1ian
aze etssnE honde IN ihe snu, OF fLnCp 70. his 10.
pttac<e ee:etr We Gtant jury Of the EecorAerst
ton1t- As We <o, Z III tts rzIltcalx.p o{ ID ii,
IN ioe IkIrtKt o. lArch 1.iA, Il Il rlneeesrarJ to
stser1 SO 1At1s n thjs l3u,ax - -
, 1866-04-08

.Feeahtnr, eaoler On margins nc eA.c IL atlo-
RtfhtT atf"rtpt. ~ nan vas 10 come 70 fae ant
letI IhA be btd rs tlU hr1d ready 10 ship
.toah +ttI, m plDetJ nina cas-s OF OF haniiGl
| irIe1 that be still hsd 10 pay for H.
ss ssa sss I e ND e an,ss f 4. sns sss
ehoo4c~ IL deltEe4 eottt1atly. In th-ss uairs, a
difference ua4i he made bet. tsnkeEx AID +psc-
gold N Bis poA.eseiba. nor coming TO hun from
contract 4n BE ttatr tszt he hiss gold 'son haEd."
s,eH ssoe hs,e 1noso ths def.ns = .as .es
l.~ Dau a. hss n'~sns hare eon'ldts.d his rpu1t
tco uno.ustlI Fs't.d. U se.|,'as'o.e nsn .rs to
eaassr 81 ~ esasrsasns = ro.a 70 se
REQUIRED int enrsvnc1 IN strsntr. I'm. b only hsd
The gold On ftmt confE4ct Of II pelke<$e option,
aad iest be ~sshed The rurrvtc1 10 pay tar It
| ". II. Manos7. stock brokcf. ma member Of the
Chicago bo.rt Of aco&ess. testtara ena.santalty
D. T. sefap.ou: xaotbef broker, nitu testified that
mar hsd gold rtaer La control he ooa1d call II
J. L. wbitrn11n 4 sratn ncfrhsnt, followed u 4
r Il. Tngalrnqr, cashier ct she ThIri Nau9es,
tiauk. tr'tiatd 10 shs eenesd FOOD reputation oI
L. J, ts.c-, essh,ts q. The Aucdanle' sa,!nrs
Lesn .nd Irp+: Comrsuy. te,nded thas Il : ,nsa VA
*r foa g b .a'eaed q Se~ fo.ss se saoalG d.
jeta 6; Kosr.r. oae 4 iae de,sodsnt'. eounaA,
! it+llned thai the deed ol ef.1gucaeni eIouted bi
U. Halfh!nE1 f1etEef 10 stdlfh- E1f af1m hJ htia
tNhoerAt Il LIS otaee, 1pd de4seEed to d<.endzot
II tisuasuse about NO o'ss<k Ia th~ aSsssnoon o.
Ami A.
q. s.msnan* reea!ted, testified thst a h4nket
| ha Ecould eurAtder n hsn c1n RAID he hAd enid
'*ou tAnd-" that hs hsa the cudn actually In hui
| fossessten.
c. r. Dla,r .wnsu. mid II I'm the Pfes,dent n
4 thc Aef-hant'% NaslcpaI bank. Ind have heeu ID
I he banking hu>inest toF ttteN q tre1,t3 1ra7.
Dy tbe phrsse gold On hsnd - +hould ef,lAa6
aeHA eotn su IT, desle!'s ros.<t.o4, q casa seld
N rank ,rt9ee4 10 haB theek- lshoa} ret Fon.lat
ih1f i man eapccupE reid on contract DSs Eolt
/ ua tsDd. Among hsaksfe nritasr notas nor aS<eo
1 ,lrpt, aat pn1dtIa ~ esxh-
1pe dafe nee kete rested taets eaee-
Afitr arKhnents h@ the counsel pro ted con th
ca,e ~ fut.tnI.sca 10 the cpurt, wno hodirK 'h4
erstatoly sppsf4ners cf ffpud esd bten profra. bel
| .te rF.tcref fs5 t1t11 in The NteostrFA E0rrt !
ssIs Of 1,atOn The tsi hood Ee- ,tsoet a. hetot
" A, L. Hsdsa1 End John c. u1toa. ~neu u
! sfcuA. &11 set II liberty.
Tnt fKts1HE4
/ il &usry .usu twenty eixh: or thitJ ysa.- Of ~
| ,.Hh tsys hall ard esef. = satloW tntpNdnn- N
ecEe~ nat intelligent phy.inEnondy. He II
..sd.ntIs- atpumed ~om t4atGses. naatft>ted II
rtmo.i Interest III tbe proeeetiner. sod ~ss mo-
* k.s resIIesI nd aR1taIed ihfvaSaout
, 1866-04-08

r'thoAEtT CLFRx--.An Intelligent, E.rll.
enr>td t'rrsr1n isd. named Fsank GlcAs. xas
est'H' q IN tie Follce EoUft, oo satua1.y- With
ka''ns tie.ep pvr.oce p,t,pl, pocket knit, md
thirty "hocc" mi othex stooes FROM Emil Lcs,4o-.
Frelf* t.nsx. No: &! soush El.rk Rtteet, ID ebIeh
ct eitktnfni be bad been e.aptorcd - ctesk. lie
eAnrd HA 10 TIC crsrtr. md .t.fed Ii Il be sold
lSe FSEeasa 10 xn st.nss IN to~ tsrs7ntn ro-sIcr.
Frr s-u.e antrosp rtH~op tba ex.r,insfian \ : {:
ccStinue4 nhnI 7rtS6aJ pext ~S
, 1866-04-08
PERSONAL.

oEissONA1-WiN tho parties
~ s.ns to RoE*ou IL hAy. the Chn,Is ...,...
ui- s1s lin tr.t ~ f.n!l, seaa theT seoress
ftf4
, 1866-04-08
@aUtkn=ageHls,

NTAfI'FD-Aeeau Wont
/. ~ frliy 1t sells for 81 s11.1sSYyue4rgFr =
tATGbAGl.k 1UIA8 On kAk1aF etssftS
1.G4H eeznKf4, enci-sa tt11ttoEzaiS u r.
+ HtutGr, aha fnyteAhtJ rfp11esa taK7ss Maxai1
ch~s:f. ard h1rMlrts. end sfrt pott pfs3 ii -.
yrrsz Omar WEFEz7S f'EEtnaU% AEae{ En
3, T s4xs -tH. ttfs m
, 1866-04-08


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EaE.-3he rsras of ii. aiazm Of e.r seou,
,we're O'clock On Fnda1 E,zh.- was tho par.I.l
bnir!ns Of trsaI fptissr, ao1ted IN The .tc;ui,v
o: Htncpk't packing BONE On Ihr Arrhs- rc,c
The so-s wss aLout &lu, iclly insprrd,
Al t<Veu O'Clock on sAtnross the dee tsp,stueps
er;Irn II EtsEe dwelttps bou.< % ,hs Arrh~.
tuad- staf Hs>fed &sret&. 7te ho74s = oesrc;.rt
:! er5s1ts0an nanard Bto~r4 The l,7t S1t in
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
STATE ~ WIsG oNsIN,


l. W w Baker, sheriff of said Kenosha county, do
hereby certify that the above true copy of the
notice for general election, served upon me by the
secr+tary of of the State o. Wisconsin and
on file III my Office, pursuant to said notice ard the
statutes in relation elections notice is heebv gwen
that in add the state officers Gesgnat ed in the
above of he secreerY of state the following
county OF local officers to be elected, to wit:
Il Sheriff Tor said county, in place of w w. Baker
whose term of office VIII expire on the first Monday
of January, A. D. 1867.
A LLerE ofMe circuit court. for said county, in
Mace o l. Nichols whose term of Office will expire
on the first Monday Of January A. D. 1867
Il Ooqtnty II edsWrer Tor said county, in place Of
p Wood, whose of Office will expire on the
first MONDAY OF January A 1867
Reqister of DeedS,e FOR said county. in the place
OF H. Ii Tablet whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday of January A. D. 1867.
A District Attorney, for aid county, in place Of
Mark Dresser, whose term OF office will expire the
Grst Monday of Jauuar A. D. 1861.
Clerk Of the Bodrd Of Supervisors for said coun-
ty IN place OF V. Quares, whose term of Office will
expire on the fl st Monday of January a. 1867.
A County SUUegOr, for said county, in the place
of Jason Lothrop Jr whose term of office will expire
en- the first Monday of January A. D. 1861.
A Coroner for said county, in place of Harvey
Du kee whose term OF office will expire on the hrst
Monday of January A. D S6I.
A Member Of Assembly, for the Assembly District
composed of the several wards of the city and the
towns county of Kenosha, in The place of Franz
lin Newell whose of Office will expire the hst
Monday OF January A D. 1861.
A County Supervisor in the first Supervisor Dis
tct OF said county comprising the several wards OF
the city of Kenosha, in place OF w +. Lyman, whose
term ofofice will expire on the first Monday OF Jan
A County Supervisor in the third Supervisor Dis
trct OF SAID county comprising the towns of sal M
Brighton. Whealland and Randall, in place of D. G
Burgess, whose term of Office will expire ON the
first Monday of January, 1861.
K-Losha August %, 1866.
w. W. BAKER.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
A CARD:

OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL AND OPE-
RATIO GIFT ASSOCIATION. STEVENS, BoYDEN
d. Co., Managers. CHICAGO Aug. Ia, 1866.
Owing to the fact that, since the commencement Of
this enterprise the Supreme Court of this State has de-
cided prize and associations of every descrp
ton Illegal owing to the abscondng of Messrs Wig
gins Bradford Co.. proprietors of the United States
Prize Concert together with other causes, the stock
holders of the international Musical and operate Gift
Association" have determined to wind up their bust
ness by refundng thelarge amounts they have received
for tickets and meeting all Indebtedness incurred
The managers justice to themselves, beg leave to
say, that owing the reasons above mentioned, and
the pressure arising therefom, they that it was
quite impossible carry their scheme to successful
termination by the date advertised and rather than sub
ject an anxious public to postponement concluded to
thus close their business.
Notwithstanding the invdious comparisons in the
public press between this and the Crosby Opera House
scheme, Art Association, the engaged in this
terprse competent and able, and intended in
good faith to cayi out exactly advertised and in
thus refunding the ticket holders their money and
paying all indebtedness, they feel that they doing
all that justice demands. Agents and Others holding
tickets will be duly notified of this action.
Trusting the foregoing satisfactory for the
course we have decided to pursue, we remain,
STEVENS, BOYDEN & CO.,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
Respectfully submitted,

3 Respectfully submitted,
ID. j. HYNEs
Poor Master city of Kenosha.
remonstrance of owners and occupants of lots
on the east side of Water St., against bnildino q
sidewalk on said street and praying that the order
passed July 16th for laying said walk be rescinded
was presented and read.
Aid. Schend moved that the order referred to be
rescinded. Aid. Reed objected and said that certain
OF the remonstrants owned no land on the line of said
walk, and others kept their walks in such condition
mat they are at times impossible for ladies' and NOV
ed that Aid. Schend's motion be laid on the table
The ayes and noes were called for and the motion of
Aid. Schend tabled by the following vote
Ayes-Ald Crosit, Glover, Simmons, Alderman,
Stebbins, White, Becker, Reed and Tarbel
Noes-Ald. Zahnen and Schend
Aid. Stebbins moved that the Street Supervisor he
instructed to proceed with the laying of said walk
Immediately which was carried
Ayes, Aid. Crosit, Glover, Simmons Alderman
Stebbins White, Reed and Tarbell.
Noes, Aid. Becker Zahnen and Schend.
The Mayor reported that the special con,n,i+tao
appointed to correspond with Major Shipman of the
Isl Wis. Cavalry in regard to a proposed encamn.
ment mad extended welcome to the officers and
men and had further informed him that they were
ready TO confer with any committee appointed from,
the regiment in relation thereto YIN
Inc mayor, OF the special committee to obtain re-
ports from the justices of the Peace of the amount
OF nnes and penalties collected by them and not
reported reported that he had done nothing in the
matter and asked to be excused from further sery-
ice on the committee ~ 90i'
On motion of Aid Glover the Mayor was excused
Ala Glover moved that the city clerk and CITY
treasurer be appointed a committee to examine The
justices dockets and report at the next meetine-
Inc clerk asked leave to report that he had called
on Justice Cole, who had agreed to make ont his
report and present it TO the council -''
nGI Sfinrr
ported further from the Justice that if the proper
omcer or any citizen wished to examine the docket
1t was open for them but for committee it was NOT
Ala Glover was added to the committee and his
motion adopted. anu MS
The balance due from J. Winters, former st. SUI
perVlsor was called up. Aid Reed of the com on
streets stated that Mr.. Winters and his hail had
been called on to pay the amount, some $32 bnt had
not done SO as yet. Wv '' iu
Ald steoblns moved that the com. be instructed
10 lake measures to collect the deficiency.
Inc Mayor was authorized to EMPLOY counsel in
city suits. Pi'' 0ouhsei III
AID Reed called the attention of the council to
the condition of the Bailey canal
Aid White moved that the COM on streets he in
structed to put it in safe condition Adjourned.
G. b. LEWIS.
tive ln-l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
Evidence OF Reconstructiou.

A correspondent of the New York Times,
the paper of Mr.. Raymond, who said the South
ought to renew the rebellion if she was kept
out of Congress much longer, )says that in New
Orleans ''l0omen mil not SIT IN tie same church
pen NTH Yankees or Union men," With rare ex-
ceptions, the houses of Confederate families are
closed against all actO did not fight for the rebellion.
The result ofthis is acrimonious recrimination.
and finally open enmity.
How cruel and unjust to deny such people
twenty-three representatives in Congress more
than their numbers entitle them to-the twen-
ty-three extra seats to be subtracted from the
quota belonging to the loyal people of the
North. As our Southern brethren have lost
Their former right to wallop their niggers at
pleasure, and work them without compensa-
tion, II seems only fair that these deprivations
should De made good by increasing their polit-
tcal power sixty per cent above that exercised
Dy an equal number of Northern people
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
The Presidential Excursion Party.

The party of distinguished officials among
whom are the President, Secretary State,
Secretary of the Navy, Gen. Grant, Admiral
Farragut and others, left Washington ON Mon
day morning via Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York and Albany for Chicago, to be pres
ent at the laying of the corner stone of the
Douglas monument on the 9th of September.
The distinguished party arrived at New York
yesterday afternoon. The President true to
his instinct and with the most sublime disre-
gard of the eternal fitness ofthings," and the
prophecies of the occasion, avails himself OF
almost every stoppage ofthe cars, to harangue
the people on the virtues of tine" and ''My
policy" and to vilify Congress.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30

PLEASANT PRAIRIE CAUCUs.-We call the
attention of the friends in Pleasant Prairie, to
the call for a caucus tomorrow evening. There
is not another town in the county in which the
reconstructed democracy will make so desper-
ate an effort as they will in Pleasant Prairie,
and it behoves our Republican friends to be uI
and doing. The caucus tomorrow evening is
all the more important because two sets Of
delegates are to be elected-Delegates to the
County Convention on on Saturday, and also
delegates to the County Convention to be held
for the nomination of county officers
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Circuit Court county OF &enOsha
Don B. Pike, p antf against Abram r. Nelbs and
Ellen s. Nes defendants.

Don b. Pike, p ainth, against ADram H. Nelns and
Ellen s Nellis defendants.
pursuance of Judgment of foreclosure and sale
u in the above entitled action, rendered and dock
eted on the 18th day of july A. D. 1866, at the July
term of the said court, 1866, l. VIM w. Baker, sheriff
OF Kenosha county, shall offer for sale and sell at
public auction the highest bidder therefor atthe
front door of the Court House in the city and county
of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, the 18th day
OF September A. D. 1865 at ten O'Clock in the FORE
noon of that day, the following property, to wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land lying and
being the county of Kenos and State of Wiscon-
SIM being part of the southwest arer of the south
west quar- of section number thirty three, town
one, range twenty-one, commencing at the northeast
corner OF said southwest qunter of the southwest
quarter fecc post standing by the highway, lun-
upg westerly the said highway thirteen (13) rods,
thence south rod and twelve links, thence east
twelve and eight links, thence north three rods
and five links, 10 the place of beginning TIE. ms cash.
Dated July 81 1866 W. W. BAKER,
7w9 Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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FntaI A ccident.-The young man D. Kei

Entail Accident.-The young man D. Kear.
ney, of the town of Brighton, who in attempt
ing to jump upon the early freight train while
in motion about o'clock ON Wednesday of last
week, fell and had one foot taken off by the
cars running over it, although supposed at the
time to have been not much injured otherwise,
died the following Friday. The deceased was
nephew off fellow citizen Dennis Kearney
and was about to take the cars for Racine
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30

To TRAvELERs.-Pleasures seekers this year
should bear in mind that there is great deal
of sickness being caused by a change of water
and climate. Before leaving home provide
bottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, it is an excel
lent antidote, prevention is always better than
cure(
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-08-30
REpuRLICAN CAUCUaRs.

The Union Republican Electors of the city of Ke-
nosha will meet in in their respective wards
for the purpose of electng delegates to the County
Convention, to be held at the Court House on Sat
urday next, Tomorrow Friday evening, Aug. 81, at
Z o clock q. m. as follows:
First Ward-at the Council Room.
Second Ward-North Ward School House.
Third Ward-ofice of Durant Van Arsdale & Co.
Fourth Ward-Basement of r. Aliens Building.
Kenosha, Aug, %, 1866.
1W13 BX ORDER OF CITY COMMITTEE.
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City Caucuses.

II there is one thing more than another that Re
publicans are reprehensible for, it is their prone
ness to neglect the primary meetings. And YET
there is no part of the whole political machinery
that is more important And especicayis that so in
aparty composed mainly of reading thinking and in
telligent men, is the Republican party. In par
ty where the rank and file well drilled as to vote
the ticket that is put into their hands and ask
questions, they.are Of far less account.
The above remarks merely preliminary to call
ing the attention of city readers to the call for
city caueuses in the several wards, for tomorrow
evening for the election of Delegates to the County
Convention at the Court House in this city on Sat
urday.
Let us see full turn ont to the caucuses in each
ward, and let the best be chosen for delegates
Ifit does nothing more, it will prove to ourselves
that we still live, and to our conglomerated oppo-
nents that do not propose to let the election go
by default. Rally then to the caucuses.
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ArIhur's Magazine.

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