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TELEGRAMS. nc.

Ihe Louisville Journals account cS the city
election Monday gives Hobson 26S7 votes, and
DuTal A,5il for clerk Of the Court OF Appeals.
Conn received 4.4i7 and johnson 3,s26 for
clerk OF the county court. Craig received
4,sc6 and Haberon 3,2&0 for Judge Of the city
court. Marshall received LISA and Harden
4,42l Tor appellate Judge.
The Tennessee Colored State Convention
met and organized at Nashville Monday
Delegates from fifteen counties In the State
We're present, and the delegates We're the lead
ing coIored men Of the State. Their object is TO
discuss Questions of interest to the colored
people in connection with agriculture mining,
manufactures and education.
The IRE at Saratoga was more destructive
tnan hrst reported. II Will reach nearly
slOt,0o0 irrespective of the loss sustained by
the guests at The Colum Hotel, which is
estimated as heavy. The amount of insurance
Is estimated AT $50,000.
A man named Alderman shot his brother
n-l law, named Bartlett, at Hindsbarg, Orleans
county, n. Y. Monday evening; during a
quarrel at Alderman's house. Bartlett Will
probably die.
The fremont Temple, Boston, was filled to
its full capacity Monday night by the friends
OF universal freedom, for the purpose of listen
ing 10 the views of Senator Henry Wilson on
the present state Of the country,
A prisoner in custody of policeman from
Syracuse, IN the l.t5 train east from Rochester.
n. u, Thursday morning Jumped from the
car window, near Warmers station, and was
killed.
Mr.. Gait. Canadian Minister of Finance, has
resigned. The alleged reason is a difference
with bis colleagues on the Lower Canadian
school question. Parliament will be prorogued
AZ the end of this week
The district convention at Petersburg, Va.
Tuesday appointed the following delegates TO
the Philadelphia Conventon:-Thomas WAL
lace, John Il. kilby, DR.. T.. T.. Robinson, and
George Parker.
The cottage OF Mr. w. Childe, AT Long
Branch, was robbed Monday night of valu.
ahles 10 the amount OF 800. The thieves es-
capped without detection.
Nine new cases of cholera were reported in
New y ork yesterday. but no deaths except i'm
public institutions. Fourteen cases and four
deaths We've reported in BROOKLYN.
Major Crofton, commanding post at Savan-
nah, ia. has been notified not 10 quarantine
vessels from New York except there is posi-
tive evidence of epidemic on board.
The University Con vocation, or the associa-
tiOn Of teachers of Institutions under care OF
the agents. began its fourth annual meeting az
Albany, n. y, Wednesday.
The American Dental Association closed its
sixth annual meeting in Boston Tuesday
afternoon.
Some twenty cases of cholera Were reported
a. the Board of Health, ST. Louis, Sunday.
mainly persons from the South.
The National Academy of Science met in
Northampton, Mass. Tuesday.
The Queen of the Sandwich Islands arrived
in New York yesterday in the steamer Java.
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SECRET DISEASES.

bAMAKITAN's GIT Isl lEtmost certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rene.
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases In twenty fou hours. No mineral, no
balsam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken. 1t
ie the soldier 3 hope, and friend to those who do
male, IS.
sAMARITAN's RooT AND HERE JUrcKs-A positive
and permant mt cure for Syphilis, Scrofuia Ulcers
Sores Spots, letters, &c. Price 81 rs per bottle
Sold By B. Q. Ford. See adyertisement myE
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DRY GooDs.-Trade is dull. Buyers from
the country are very backward. The trade Is
well supplied with stock for the fall demand
and the assortments are largely varied. Prices
at present favor the buyer. Early purchasers
have an advantage in the present state OF
things. There is 10 cholera, yet a fear pre-
walls among country buyers, founded entirely
on misinformation. The health OF the city was
never better. The stock of goods is accum ala.
ting, awaiting a demand which is sure to
come. Prime bleached shirtings and sheetings
are in good request and firm. Second and in
ferior grades are heavy. Brown goods are
less firm. Drills are very dun. Stripes and
ticks are in limited demand. Denjms quiet
and heavy. Prints are in large supply with a
less active demand Holders are firm in
price. There is no pressure to sell desirable
styles. GInghams are steady for good grades
Delaines are more inquired for. Coburgs are
firm and active. Shawls are the most active of
any goods. The stock is diminishing and
prices are buoyant. Broadcloths are not
active. Low grades are lower in price
CassImeres are dull. Job5ers buy very
sparingly and clothiers very little Stocks are
large and increasing. SatInets are a little
better. Flannels are less active and firm.
mand at good prices prevails for merinoes
piaids, and stuff goods. Silks and woolens
generally are modeTatively active. The sun
ply Of desirable goods is very large, and the
auction sales will commence early in the
season, under favorable circumstances for
buyers. The decline in gold and rates OF ex-
change favor The foreign trade. The importa-
lions keep up freely. The value of the goods
eutered last week Tor con sumption was S2O73.-
3>3, against only 1.i94, 4OG CORES ponding week
Of last year.-N \. independent
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~ Missouri IL larger thanan New EnslanA
Iliiseis vOald make rty Of Mtanesota, sixty
such S&ases'as Rhosie lelao9. Ohio axecodB IN
eItent eiseef lvoland Scotland, or PUgt1eal
And eqsab Belgium, SwitxeriaDd, an1 liz
ro9Y3 and 1IiiDon aSe larger than EnRaand,
Ireland, So1tlanA ana wales.
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n. LOOMS, M. D.

SIe Inventor and Patentee Of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally ct 80
ais once In this city. Many persons canf A@4
weor these teeth who cannot wear others, 0I0
these. ~
Persons calling ct nay st1oe car be accommodated
wfth ery style and price of Teeth they may desire
put to those who are particular, ard wish the pa
rest eleanest, strongest ard most perfect denturs
be more fully warranted
Rooms in this cItv-Eo. 3Ss Pepnsylvanis ave y,
Phfladelphis. &c 1o-Iy
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ON EXHIBITION, TO MORROw AFTER
" NOON AND EVENING ONLY

I'm ENHIBlTlON, TO MORROW AFTER
" NOON AND EVENING ONLY,
The Greatest Cur iosity Of the Nineteenth Century
in the person Of
MISS MARIA Il. NAIL
THIS Beautiful Little Woman who In fulIy
grown. bern in North Carolina well devotion .d
well balsnced organs, perfect BRAIN symmetricaIIy
formed, and Of brilliant native int effect; = :
Being - years Of age. rf + -a--1
-, lIa Weighing only "a rounds.
d. - AMI only y inches high.
Just from the spinning wheel, en- her way to
Eprope will be- on e1bibifiou N = :
TO MORROW AFTERNOON, the 10TH at elk ,
and EVENING at IA o',iocx, AZ
METZER0TT HALL.
Tickets, 30 Cents; Children, Hsf Price. Tickets
at the dooI. .EEauAEEF = $50 an9-2t+
DRoFs. j. w. h Il. p. KREIs' 80
pANUIRe ACADEMY,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Cur Glasses viii bv continued during the 6um.
uer, commencing 500 T--l - =
TUE,DAy, MAY 30, 1866. /
Days ss6 Hosvs q Hsisses: VEL =
For Ledise. Aithes end 0asters, Tuesday "a
FIicay Afternoons, from 10 O'Clock.
Sebyehenb Cfeeses, same evenings, frem % y
j Fer further insomatiop. spp,y during the hours
ofteiooa. OF address note to The Academy. ny$ly
PIss3ss s:a 2: A:s IN .s1 s..aas.: = -
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DENTISTRY.

REMONEE-DR j. H. wOOLLEY, Dentist
~ has removed from Ia 7th street to his large
ana elegant Office, No. IL Market Space, between
e'h and 9Th STR cts. Dorth side. First class aud
permanent OPERATIONS performed at nuch re-
TO my patients. au lin.
T.COUMBE, DENTIST, No 24s 9th street,
between and streets, will Extracr,
Best mateFia al used. An e.,m-
nR; LOCKWOOD, Washington Building, 344
u Penn avenue will fill Teeth with -
gold and insert TEETH on Rubber atg
very reduced price. Teeth extracted with H10
OUT pain. jy l6- I'm
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DR. LEWIE, DENTIST, has REMOVED from
XAZ 10 Zoo Penn. avenue, ten doors
Testh Eytrac,ed Wirhout Pain. All per. NH0
sons having Teeth to extract, would advise them
taken ont Teeth inserted on Rubber, Gold and
Silver Plates. In srder that all persons should
have Teeth, We have reduced the price very low
To be convinces of the fact call and see for YOUR
selves, Also, call and see the new and I'm proved
No 200 Penn 9 avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets, ~ ~ N''A
je2-tf sR LEwIE, NJ. D., Dentist
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.
Plo.Ni,G ,,.
ST. ALBANp PARIsH
vrnnrsTn,nltRee Nh BE held on 6E
Il. the Grove adOnins The chGreh snics beau
tifu,lv :itnsfed about one mile from Georgetown,
dinner az any time from IL O'Clock tosp.m.
Ice cream and other Refreshments from 10 q. m.
4 Bend Of Music is expected.
There will be . line of Omnibuses starting from
the a. ssIp:r dss and streets Georgetown
WE sYRIvE TO PLEAsE.-The AWKWARD
" CLUB respectfully announce to their "A
friends and the HuSe ,h.s they win sve
ss!.s ss! sai'isui'T' see future sd''i'i'sn'ns.
OuR NAME Is oUB MOTTO - :
The FRIENDSHIP CLUB. No. 1. intend CIV
' ''' SHHER iV.sEss .AsEEssfHS9sa EfS!sIt ssD n
WASHINGTON UT GrfY GARDEN,
eorOsr n.SnyA hsT feTA , ave- and ,S lss street on
Professor Cooke . hne Cotillion Band is engaged
Positively no improper persons allowed on the
Tickets: FIFTY CENTS; admitting gent and
snT 4t' ~ ooMMIrTEE.
WE WONT co HOME UNTIL MORNING.
THE sIXTh AND LAST
GRAND PIC MIC OF THIS SEASON, Ek
of the
FIRST wABD SOCIALS,
Will be given at Apsiostan Island, on THURS.
DAY, August 9Th, 1SSo. Dancing to commence at
o clock y. N and continue until morning
Tickets so ceDts, admitting gentleman and
iadles 6it'
HO. FOR GLYMONT!
THE INDEPENDENT SOCIALs
Will celebrate their Third anniversary b. giving
their Second
GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
TO GLYMONT
On THURSDAY EVENING, Aug. 9. 1856.
The large: swift and commodIsus steamer WA
WASSETT has been chartered, and
Will leave her wharf, foot OF 7th 81, Es<Sss-=SS
st71s clock N. All wishing tosr-=zsSzss4en
spend al evening of pleasure will do well to attend
ss the Comm ittee of arrangements have neither
spared pains or expense TO make this one OF the
nnest Excursions OF the season. A splendid Brass
and String Band has been engaged for tie OCCASION
RefreshmeHts served at city prices. Most posi-
lively no improper characters will be allowed on
the boat. Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a
gentleman and ladies.
Conmittee:-M W. Leese, G. W Gladuon. C.
i. King. ). II. Stewart, c: W. Tenly, j. X. Ward,
J Cato, j. L. Maxwell Z. j. DuvaII. L. n.
shesd an Set
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~ NAPOLEosrHIsToR OF JuLIUsCEsAB,
Ata 1Iospeets Of America. speucer's Narrative
annsIsonyiLe Prison CrAyens Prison Life q
Len paws Ny Vineyard ct Laksveow. HyerS
ninistnre Frnit GARDEN. Rees' FootIrinto sf =
isutr 1srrler. -Four Years In ,hs esdtle; u
Ss FRANCK TAILOR.
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o + + IL L A l..

The Paris Universal Exposition.
Note .froas TIE FreRct Lsgat,oa 20 TIE Secretary cf
Sfdfe
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MEDICAL STAFF.
sURGEQN IN OHARG8.

l.. .sIes,. espSs1n ssss s and a s,.; D s.r.ss.
COhsUbTIN9 PHYSICIANS AND 80 EONs.
LOS A; bARSEs, ". d. Surgeon 0en1 o. q. A.
THGs. miLLEk. NJ ii He b., starn street. washington
s, 4 p; GARNETr, 81. D., New York avenue.
sRIr2SS Z 2E9SsSsT9h; Tynfs n d, TsshsngtOn; sysn.
Applications for adm tssicn csn be made e any Of
e Medical stan or to the Mstron ct the Hosllsal.
,tituiion can BE obtained Of the Rev. q. ii. HALL,
66sefor Of the Epiphany Church; Of the kev; A. .,
Sitbs sGrgecp in Charge AZ his residence. Ordep
lSt Ihe as mi.sien Of the Wives or widows Of Sci
5lers OF the o. 8. A. be proc ured through the
sHrseon General, " 8. - :
ny iS-3m q. II. HALL, ID. D., 6ecretaYy.
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Fire al 81. Paul.

#f ST. PAUL March %.
a fire last night Oh Third street destroyed
the Washington House aud the Dacotah
House, Both were large frame buildings
/ he lire WIS first discovered at 9 % clock
a IN, bursting out of the Washington
House. The engines We're soon on the spot,
and 10y great exertions cul,fined the fire to
that building, although the Dacotah House
was III close proximity to the flames on one
side, and Winter 8 block on the other AT
midnight the fire was nearly extinguislled,
but unfortunately at this juncture the sup
ply Of water gave out and the fire spread
with renewed vigor to the Dacptah House,
which, with its ont buiidmgs was burned
TO the ground All the furniture in the
buildings Was destroyed, and that in the
neigtiborhood was removed
The loss of property is estimated at 81. 900
was insured in the North American of Hart
ford TO, $1,000 Merchants for S., 900, and
i'll the Putnam for 1000
About two inches of snow fell this morn
ing. ,s
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De StructiYe Fire.
PETRoLEuM LRNTRE. Pa. Mar.

EIhOLEUA CkNTRE, ID. NlhTCu
The gr eatest fire known in oil. excepting
that of Maple Shade two years ago. has
yearly exhausted itself leaving horrid and
and fearful amount Of ruins. The confa
grafton began at the Ocean well, where two
men were engaged i'll caulkiug IA new tank
containing 200 barrels One of the slaves
being forced out at the bottom, the oil ran
down the run communicating with All en-
CINE house, and there it caught FIRE From
this point it spread rapidly to the oil tanks
OF tile Ocean oil company. the Attic well,
No 90. Patterson & Dickey S, No 10. aud
thence down the run, envelopipg all before
il i'll one huge mass of fame. with no earth
ly means OF checking the fearful tide On
1t rolled, sweeping every thing combustible
before it. 1t sOon found channel into
Bennehotf Run, catching in its way three
redneries, thirty or more buildings, and sew
eral wells iii progress of drilling In less
than fifteen minutes from the breaking out
Of the fire.it was elhptying itself III Oil creek
at the mouth of the run, thus presenting To
the eye terrible mountain of black smoke
and flame, nearly mile in length. The
damage is estimated at $3.50 900 Patter-
son & Dickey. With the Ocean Oh Company
are the heaviest loosers Twenty Thousand
barrels of oil were consumed with the tank
age Some 10 engine houses derrIcks
gines, and tile Whole paraphernalia for sink
ing wells are DESTROYED.
The Bennchotf Ol Creek Railroad sus-
tanned some $5UO damage
Two men are reported To he seriously
burned three fatally, and one Frank
Mckenzie, has just died at the McClntock
house. He was the most borrid sight ever
witnessed, being nothing but IA hlackened
cllarred mass Of flesh. When extrlcated
flom the devouling element both eyes were
burned and he was in every way uurecogmi
Fable. Another man is reported to have
burned to death in derrick, and one jump
ed from, the top Of derrick so as to save
hls fife, and was slightly injured 19
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New stOre.-J. w. HoDGE from Ripon, Wis.
has opened tine stock of choice Albums, Col Id
pens, Pocket Cutery,and Notions in J. Bonds
Store, corner Main and Park streets. Also a
splendid stock of first quality Silver ard Plated
ware, Ivory Handled Knives, Rogers g. Bro s
best Forks, Spoons and Fancy Articles.
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Fred Douglass. the distinguished {


ored orator, spoKe in this city on Friday eve
ming last, to a crowded and attentive audience.
simmons Hall was as full "a it could be cons
fortably crowded, and we have not heard of
any one who did not feel amply repaid for his
or her attendance. The subject announced was
THE Assassination and its Lesscns.' but the
speaker concluded on the recommendation OF
-ome friends, to give US his lecture on g Recon-
struction.' BY reference to the advertisement
elsewhere, ii viii be seen that Mr.. Douglass viii
deliver his Lee ure on Assassination and its
Lessous, on Saturday evening next.
The Lecture on Recoustruetion has in it many
good things, some sarcastic things and some
very bitter things. The latter would have
been more effective we think IN aromiscuous
aud ence il they had been tempered v til q hire
more charity. The speaker III uld make some
allowance tor passions aud prtjGdices that have
exisfed and been tost tered for century ~ !eas'
in this country a prejudice that we are happy
to say is gradually weariag away with the adj
vancemeat Of more enlightened principles OF Pr
itical economy and justice. But, we take Is,
me extinction of this preiCd'ce mus still te
gradual l. will moi bear torcng
That Mr.. Douglass is gifted with remark ME
rat"rical powers will not be denied. Theie
aie few men. coioI ed or white, who can So b. Id
an audience charmed and rpel-bouhd. Anc
then he Is 50 well intOimtd-so thoroughly
ported on the civil and polncal history Of the
country. that he has vast resources for jilus'rt-
ion. His argu nents were unanswerablf, ano
Ills logic conclusive, and the reason alone - b.
appealed to, everybody would admit the justice
anu correct ness of his positions.
On the whole as we have before remarked,
the lecture was an able and an eloquent one.
that did CT edit TO the talented speaker.
Our readers should not forget that Mr.. Doug
lass will deliver his Lecture on "T'he ASsas-
sihatton and its Lessons" on Saturday eve>
ming. 3lst inst at Simmons Ii all. This is pro-
by many to DE in many respects far SUI
perior to that Reconstruction. Don's fail
20 be present.
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UNION CITY CONVENTION,

A Union Republican City Convention, oft hree
Delegates from each Ward of the city of KenOsha.
will be held at the COURT HOUSE, on
saturday Evening March 3lst. 1866,
at ? O'Clock, for the purpose ofnominating candi-
dates for the several City Offices to be supported at
the coming Spring election.
KenOsha March %, 1866.
CT. VAN ARsDALE,
Ill. H. TARBELL, City Committed
j. T.. GLOVER,
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np,,rne,, 'es Fire al Cincinnati.
".tSoiNNATI, Mare %

IS d&GtRNATI, Alarcil y.
,,, pihss Opera honse !, to niei.l. a1o!
at midnight tie wDoie was il !.
$500 00U
Adams Express office; Hickey & t., F'o''
booksellers; Peters & Bro music store. al. u
Wheeler & Wilson sewing mauine asency,
were entirely DESTROYED
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Once ASain.--A any OF our readers will b.
glad 10 learn that FRED DoUGLAss will again
address the people at Summons Hall, on Satur
day evening next. The subject this time, viii
be The Assassination and its Lessons" Lee
ture THAI has everywhere been received with
the mo t Hatterng commentator. 1t is un
doubtediy his hsppiest effort, and we dub,
not will draw here. it has in SO many other
pIsces,a crowded house G early to get a good
seat ..n.- .....
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CAUCIIS-

The Union Electors Of the town of Salem are re-
queste to meet at the Centre School House on Fri
day, March 80, 1866, at O'Clock p M. to nominate
town officers and TO transact such other business as
the meeting shall TIN h proper
Dated Salem, March ~, 1866.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE
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The verdict OF pubhc taste, like the polit
ical vote of the country, settles many delicate
questions and the immense demand for Phalon'r
might Blooming Cereus' shows that verdict to
be overwhelmingly IN favor of the article, Al
the finest perfume on this continent. Sold ev-
teryWbeTe,
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Republican Union Caucus.

The Union Electors Of the town Of Pleasant Prai-
rio will meet fn caucus at the basement of the Viii
ran Us Congregational Church in said town, on Sat
urda ', the s!st day OF March, 1866 at one o'clock
p M to nominate tawn officers to be supported at
the com fng Spring election
March y, 1856. 1~4S
ORnEI, COMMITTEE.
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Brown is selling all kinds floods at great
ly reduced prices. His stock has been lately
replenished, and we hear every day, persons
Boosting of what bargains they can get Ct
Br0WnS'
Go and see.
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SnmerS Rennhlil' en- Caucus.

A Republican Caucus will be held al tne Iowh
Hall in and for the town of Somers, On Pliua5 uie
Both day of March, 1876, at O'Clock P. N 70 noii
nate town officers and transact such 9TH pusineSs
as may legally be brought before the Cauc W.
1w43 PHILIP GASCOIGNE,
Chairman of Town Committee.
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kiSt Of EeIRel.S

EMAINING unclaimed in the Post Office az Ken
- . osha. State Of Wisconsin,, March % h 1S66
Adams mis- Chloe Ket:hingham Jas Post jain d r.
Austin miss Frank i.rdsay C ii Pa mer DIR S
Barnard n IanIre n II Ii cad II s
zoe miss Lungw ell HUH Schultz mi 3 Anna
Cohurn mrs l.. tongwell Isaac Slime Dennis
Collins Henry Lans Marian Stuhe Isaac
d wier c Listen MurgaIet S>tilb Mary
Day Charles More Alt. ed sweet & il.mps,er
u alanpOrt Damon McCartl mrs Str miss y lie NJ
Fietbei John MarkIe &c re miss Mary n
Fellows Prot Nj hurgatrpY John Sp " lille
GatschmaDn NIcult Wary IIgh miss ISr dyct N
Hin III arl Porter mr. 3 W n onlfend.n i n
Haynes mrsA A Perry MS Annie p " sfer J r
Not Palm, miss Cayrie Wait miss Melissa
Hellenbam Henry Palmer III zabvth5 Var, Hry m Ma
Kent a Pie ce f ale ; ions -
Ke schman Chris ian ri, roe ranes Zheuard M ss K
Kelly a
y" 90 u any OF hes ,eurrs. he app.ra',. at
cailtntdsUe bsed letters give the date of ikt
aud pay one cent 10 advertiser
m r NJ FRANK, Pm
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At amy Price, Brown. in order to clear
his shelves :or New Stock, is selling off bis
winter goods sat any price" while the new
styles of Spring Goods tina, he has already re-
eeeved. are beng sold al very satisfactory pri-
GEES Go and see.
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Auction The auction sale of Watches, Sill.
ser~syare, Gold and plated Jewelry, &c, by ]
w. ssndge, opens this evening ct j. Bond :
Store, corner M ain ard Park SITS.
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Licensed Auctioneer.

THNHE PEOPLE Of KenOsha city and county ar" re-
III srectfnlly informed that the subscriber, Licens-
ed Auctioneer will sell at public Auctionsin all parts
of Kenosha County.
Kenoshs, Feb 2, 1864.
W. w. BAKER.
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gNNHE UNDERSIGNED, Iicen ed AuctiOneer will sell
Il at Public Auc ions in all parts oil Keuosh Conn-
ICY and the northern part of Lake County ILL.,, upon
application either personally or by letter.
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UNION 6AUAU .Ra

The Union Republican Electors of the several
Wards Of the city of Kenosha will meet in Caucus
in their respective wards for the purpose of electng
three delegates from each ward to the City Conven-
ton to be held at the COURT HOUSE, on
Friday Evening March 3Oh.
at half past seven O'Clock, as follows
LIST Ward-City Council Room
I'd Ward-North Ward School House
Sd Ward-R. II. Demming's Office
4th Ward-Basement OF Aliens Building
Kenosha March -, 1866.
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-03-29

"a Is "a Enci, that more suffering, disease
a4ud Disiress, ID allev sted by Goes Dyspepaia
Cure thar by any other medicinal prepars-
zion ex ant II is llfaihble in dy pepsis, gene
al debJnty, Iassitude, weakness, 10 appetite, L.
6igestl"R. aud is an immediate cure Tor any dir
ease If the stmach and bosels.
Would also say il this connection that Coe'
Cough Ba'eaH compounded oy the same frIn
il invalueb e case, oferoup sore hr a;,"ha l.
ing cough, and all tRroat aud lung complaints