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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-03
Institute Programme,


Exercises daily in Elementary branches.
Theory and Practice of Teaching, and Science
of Government:
Prof. Albee will deliver two lectures.
Col. Frank &c '' one I"
Rev Hollister I" I"
Mrs. Prot. Lyman one lecture on Physiology
and Laws of Health.
Prof. Lyman will conduct a class one hour
each day, as follows:
LIST Day.-Physical Culture and Breathing.
I'd Day.-Mechanism and Expression of
Gesture and Position.
Sd Day.-Development Exercises in and
Expression of Quality.
4th Day.-Deyelopmen in and Expression
of Force and Pitch.
9Th Day.-Exercise and Expression of Melo-
dial Phrases and Movement
9th Day.-Review and General Suggestions.
Hon. John G. McMynn is expected the
second week. No doubt it will be for the
interest of every teacher in the County to be
present. 1890 ta ~ 5ar-
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Exhibition Of Colts.

Fair was held near Torrey's Hotel, in the
Town of Pleasant Prairie, in this county. on
Saturday last. The Fair was gotten up under
the auspices of Messrs. Eastman and Bagley,
for the purpose of exhibiting colts, from the
sucking colt to those of one and two years
old. Sixteen sucking colts were on hand foI
exhibition, owned by the following gentle.
men: White, Carpenter, Winslow, Fletz,
Hanks, Tourtlott, Dowst, Woodwork, More,
Rev. southworth, Houston, Larabee, Stanley,
Green, Coffeen and Adamson.
A. f. Coffeen was awarded the first pre-
MUM for the best sucking colt-$9O. j. II.
Winslow, second premium; Mr.. More, third
premium.
w. G.. White, received first premium on
best pair one year old colts-$5. Lyman
Larabee first premium on best two year old
colt. a..
Messrs. Eastman and Bagley have given
much attention to the introduction of i'm
proved breeds OF horses. The Fair, although
of local character, was attended by an I'M
|expectedly large number of persons, and pass
ed off in very satisfactory manner.
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Railroad Train to the County Fair.

We are requested to state, that arrange
ments have been made with the railroad Co
to run trains every day during the Fair, be
tween this city aud the Fair grounds. The
times of day for the starting the trains from
Kenosha are not yet fully settled, but they
will be fixed at such hours, as will best con-
'venience those desiring to attend the Fair
particulars will probably be given by hand
bills or otherwise in season. at
1t is hoped every family will take at least
one holiday, by attending the County Fair.
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Kenosha Go. Fruit at the State Fair.

1t is conceded that Kenosha Co. had deci
dedly the best show of fruit at the State Fair
But it appears the show of fruit from thii
county would have been still larger, had al
intended for the Fair arrived in season. Two
barrels of the most choice varieties of apples
sent from this county for exhibition, reached
Madison too late, and were not exposed fol
shnW
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Republican Co. Convention.

viii be held at the county fair grounds IN me
town of Bristol on Saturday the 18th day of October
a ID. 1867 at one o'clock P. M. for the purpose, of
nominating Senator and Assembly man for this
comfy S1p6rintendent of common schools, and
county Superintendent
Each town and ward is entitled to three delegates.
j. B. JmsUE
II. A. NEwBURY Committee.
S. Il. LEONARD
Dated Kenosha Sept n 1867. 4w17.
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Harbor and Business.

The business at our Harbor has presented
an animated aspect much of the time during
the past week. In no former year has there
been exhibited so much business activity as
the present season.
The much needed extension of the north
pier has been delayed on account of the non
arrival of the timber contracted for this pur
pose. Recently number of vessel load:
have been received, and large force of mer
are now employed in getting the timbers il
readiness for sinking the ribs.
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Rafrashmant Stands.

The Baptist Society, which worship regular
ly at Agricultural Hall, Bristol, will have a
refreshment stand on the Fair Ground, during
the Fair, where meals will be provided at
reasonable rates. The Committee are NJ.
Boswell, Lewis Williams and r. Lewis.
The Methodist will also have q similar
stand on the Fair Ground, where estsbles Of
all desirable kinds will be dispensed. These
societies will be pleased to receive the pat
ronage ofthose attending the Fair.
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Renubliean County Convention.

The several Town Conventions, we trust
will not forget to issue early calls for the
choosing of delegates to the County Conven-
ton, to be held on Saturday the 10Th of Oct.
inst, at the Agricultural Hall. Every Town
should be fully represented, so as to secure a
fair and full expressi on of the Republican
sentiment of the county.
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| Personal,

Rev. g. T. Riordan, Pastor Of st. Marks
Church, in this city, made his farewell ad-
dress to his congregation on Sabbath morn
ing last. He leaves for his new charge In the
city of Oshkosh the present week. His many
friends, few days since, had pleasant
gathering, and presented him with handsome
sum of money and various presents.
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The Concert on Thursday Evening last.

The Concert on Thursday Evening last.
The Concert given by the German Glee
Club, on Thursday evening of last week, real
lied the highest expectations of all present;
at least we so judge from the expressions Of
satisfaction so far as heard. The Glee Club
were determined to make their musical enter.
tainment success, and were consequently
put at considerable expense in procuring the
best instrumental orchestra in the State The
total expenses ofthe Concert, we are informed
reached about one hundred and twenty Eve
dollars. Although the Hall was well filed,
the net proceeds of the evening over expenses
was of course small. 1t is hoped the Gsrnar
Glee Club, at some future time, win receive a
more remuneratiYe benefit.
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Editor Tszegraph:-Will you call the atten-
ton of those intending to participate In our
County Fair, to the Importance of reaching
the Fair Grounds on Wednesday as early as
possible, with the their articles and animals,
that they may be properly arranged.
We shall spare no pains to show all articles
at as good advantage as possible. We have
ordered skylights to be placed in the roof OF
the Hall, and merchants and citizens are In
vited to show a sample of their goods. II
the weather should be favorable large num-
Der ofpeople is expected. Firms from Chica-
go and exhibitors of all kinds of eccentric
productions will be present. Five different
premiums are offered for good specimens OF
cake Ladies of Kenosha and elsewhere are
invited to try their hands and exhibit speci-
men of their good taste by placing upon our
counters bread and cake. We shall have but
ter, cheese and honey, and perhaps wine, and
we shall not say ''touch not, taste not, hand
lie not" At the State Fair just closed Keno
sha County excelled by far in fruit Had the
ladies sent specimens of flowers, Kenosha
would have been the ''Banner County," It
takes time and labor to prepare for the Fair !;
but these holidays are the most interesting
and exciting of all--if we may judge from ex-
pressions at the State Pair N.
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A FACT.-That DIR. V. Clarence Price has treated
more persons afflicted with chronic diseases thai
any other physician in the West Over 1000 the pas
year and as many more examined, this gives him al
experience in this branch of the profession not to b.
had from any other source. Ii ailing, no matte
what your complaint see DR.. V. Clarence Price, a
the City Hotel during Saturday the 10Th of October
He will not treat you unless he can do you good
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aOMERa CAUCua.

The Republican Union Electors of the Town OF
somers, will meet at the Town Hall on Saturday, the
18th inst at O'Clock P. M, to appoint Three Dele
gates to represent said town in the County Conyen
ton to be held on the 10Th inst
somers, Oct 3d. 1867.
By ORDER OF THE Town COMMITTEE.
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WHENE'ER TAKE MY WALKS ABROAD, how many
poor, miserable Dyspeptic people 1 see, who would
be healthy, and rosy, and happy if they took Plan
taton Bitters that paragon of preparations for Civ
ing tone to the stomach energy to the torpid liver,
a joy to the nervous system, and strength to the
muscles. 1t is admirable regeneration of natures
wasted neglected functional powers in either man
or woman. 1t gently excites and pleasantly soothes
With a bottle thereof every man may be his OWL
physician.
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N Northwestern Railroad,

We are indebted to B. w Ranstead, ESQ.,,
of this city, for the following business alb
stract:
Amount of Business done in the months of
July and August, 1867, at the following sta
tions on the Chicago & Milwaukee Division OF
10 Mort PaiIroad
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Vessel on the Beach.

F6SSbI UH IIIO O6dO1s
The schooner Wahldwalla, in attempting to
make the harbor, on Saturday night last, was
driven by the storm south of the south pier,
and came ashore on the beach. The wind
was blowing quite strong and heavy sea.
The vessel was not loaded, and was gotten off
without much, if any, damage.
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PARIS CAUCUa.

The Repa blicans of the town Of Paris are request
ed to meet at the house of Henry Blackman, on
saturday oct I2th inst. at O'Clock P. M,to choose
three deegatey to represent said town in county
convention to be held at agricultural Hall
Oct Sd, 1867. d., o.S.. =, /,,,..,;.,..
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Auction

Auction.
The Auction Sale of Ross Bell, of South
Bristol, has been changed in date, and will
take place on Friday, Oct. 4th inst. good
opportunity to purchase stock and farming
implements.
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ADVICE TO ALL MANKIND.-The sure road to for
tune is to have people knoao that your prices for
goods are lower than your mel ghbors, or that you
have amuch better article for the same money.-This
being our special object in view, we would say to
you all that we are just in receipt of quantity of j.
W. Poland's Humor Doctor and White Pine Com
pound for coughs and colds; the best medicines in
the market for the cure of scrofula and all diseases
of the blood, and put up in large bottles for ST.
Sold by F. Robinson. 1w1S
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price. owls.

NEWS AND GossIP.-It must be gratifying intelli
gence to learn that any one can always have nice
light, sweet spongy bread, by using Smiths Salera
tus It will rise upon its merit, while it is the mean
est gossip to suppose that you make good breat
| by using any other.
If your grocer does not keep Smiths saleratus, i
is because he can make more money by buying al
inferior article just tell him You want nothing bu
! the best -ts- .-g.- IN
This saeratus is one-third stronger than any othe
sold in market. --'- A-s~s- lw1S
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cg The letter from our townsman Henry
williams, written from Paris, and found In
this paper, is rather long, but will be found
interesting.
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DoAN has something interesting to say tc
his old customers, and the public generally
in to-day's Telegraph.
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Attention is especially invited to the com
munication of the Secretary of the
Kenosha County Agricultural Society, in to-
days paper. The ladies of this city will find
they are particularly addressed.
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BUILDING HIGHER.-Dr. Seeley is raising
his Water Cure, a story higher. This indicates
increase of business.
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WHOEVER desires to purchase a desirable
mare, is referred to Advertisement in this
paper.
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FIREMBNs PARADE.-Thc.parad and review
of the Fire Companies of this city, takes place
today Thursday The exhibition is one of
more than ordinary interest on such occasion.
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SIMMONS has an entire new column this
week. Attention is invited to his announce
ment in this paper.
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The number of entries at the State Fair was
/, roo and receipts about 81, 900.
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Oh. HALLET offers valuable farm for sale
near this city. See advertisement.
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To ApyERr1sERs.-To insure an insertion In en-
ensuing number of the Telegraph, advertisements
should be brought into tbs Office before noon on
Wednesdays.
~ Our friends in the country, Will confer
a favor by sending us reliable items of local
news, which may be Of Interest to the readers
of the Telegraph.
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Presentation.

/ u 81
Presentation.
1 The Rev. G. T. Riordan was on last Sunday
evening made the recipant of a substantial
testimonial, in the form Of purse of 1918,
from his numerous friends of the congregation
of st. Marks. The children Of the Sunday
School at the same time presented him with
handsome dressing gown, and slippers, a
very fine surplice, and a travelling bag. They
were accompanied by an address from the
children, which was responded to in few ap-
propriate remarks The following resolutions
we're then adopted by the meeting:
| WHEREAS, in obedience to our Ri. Rev. Bish-
op, our pastor, REV. G. T. RIoRDAN, has
been transferred from amongst us, to another
| field &labor, and usefulness,
| Resolued, That it is with feelings of deep re-
gret that we part with one who has labored
so hard and SO well for US during the last
eight years, and that we tender the accom-
panying purse, not as an adequate reward
| for his services, but as an humble testimonial
of our affectionate regard for him.
| ResoIUed, That we congratulate the congre-
cation Of st. Peters, at Oshkosh, in being fav-
ored with his services as pastor.
-Resozusd, That it is our earnest prayer that
| God will grant him many happy years in the
discharge of his sacred duties.
-~~-~~,.-@o~-.~o~~~~--
A NOBLE REsPoNsE.--Too much praise cannot be
given to the noble response with which the Wash
ington Library Company of Philadelphia are meet
ing, in their patriotic endeavors to the required
funds for the endowment of the Riverside Institute
home for the gratuitous education ofsoldiers' and
sailors orphans. The plan adopted by the Company
has been subject to careful deliberation and has
ceived the endorsement of eminent legal authority.
The trustees selected to disburse the money thus
raised are well known citizens of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, and their names should be sufficient
guarantee to those who would aid in rearing one o,
the nobest charities that thrust itself before the
people. Every subscriber to the stock which costs
but one dollar per share, not only receives fine
steelplate engraving, worth at retail fifty per cent
more than what is paid for the stock, but is also
guaranteed present in the great distribution Of
the $500 600 worth of presents which to be award
ed to the stockholders. The three largest presents
are worth $4,000. Each shareholder has an equal
chance to obtain of the largest presents. Every
one will receive some present and beautiful engra
wing Read advertisement. 1wl810cl
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" KRNosHA COUNTY FRUIT

"Kenosha County competed for the State
Horticultural Society's first prize for the best
display of fruit and flowers, and was beaten
by The German Horticultural Society of this
city, on account of not showing any flowers.
But the Kenosha County display of fruit was
magnificent, and would certainly have got
the first prize had it alone been under consid-
prize, and had for awarding it the first two OF
the committee against two, who stiff1y held
apart until an ex-mayor of the city of Madi-
son, who was the fifth committeeman, cast
his vote for the German Society, on the
ground that the Kenosha Society exhibited
no flowers"
Fit be flowers that are wanted to give sue,
cess, Kenosha county can cover the entire fail
grounds at Madison with boquets rare and
beautiful, and fragrant enough to stife the
very senses of the judges.
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According to previous announcement, Ken
osha County entered into competition for the
show of fruit at the State Fair. 1t was con-
coded that the exhibition of fruit from this
county was the best at the Fair, but owing to
simple omission, to comply with the regula-
tions, the first premium was not awarded to
this county. A correspondent of the Milwau-
kee Sentinel probably gives true explanation
of the facts in the case, as follows:
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sad nerves, kianegs bladder womb and blood affections
.Itas urinary orgrns gravel, serofa, rheumatism
aArrh. Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Gar practice is of EXPERIMENT but of tweuty
wears standing founded the laws Nature with years
experiences and evidence to sustain it. Do down
~ huld make sick to make well-no harsh
ss trLsing; Gathering We know the cause and the
AxRedy needed guess work. but owedge gained by
Ts OF in the treatment of these diseases
ei-sivelyno encouragement without prospect Candid
n opinions, reasonable in charges claim not
ksey everything, everybody but do clsm
sea and common We invite the sick NO matter
what their ail t0ca investigate before they aban-
Ssn hope nterrogations and decdefOs themselves
1t will nothing, consultation free This IL
Sixth year that have visited this place and shall AJAX
my visits for regularly the days the
every eight weeks.
bR. v, CLARENCE PRrcE CAN BE CONSULTED AT
Kenosha City Hotel, during Saturday
the 10th of October, 1867.
So Residence and Laboratory, waukegan III,
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No account received from Waukegan
Number of Tickets sold in 1866 and 1867 al

the following stations:
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Kenoshs County Exhibition of Fruit at the
State Fair,

Chicago not given.
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adapted to this market His present New Stock is
the largest he has offered for sale in Kenosha
Particular attention has been paid in the selection
of Colors in
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-20

the operations and convenience Of the
officers Of the Government. AA
We would also respectfully call the
attention OF the DEPARTMENT TO the pro-
pristy OF changing the regulation which
requires the weighing Of cotton by the
Assessor or his agents. IL Is only ealcu-
lated TO retErd the shipment, and entails
an unnecessary expense on the pro-
ducer-the charge for the service being
excessive. It is not believed that the re-
quirement Is beneficial 10 the Govern
Inent, or IN any way aids in the preven-
ton OF fraud Cotton generally goes
into the hands of merchants previous to
the payment Of the tax, and II the sug-
gestioas we have previously made are
deemed worthy the attention Of the De-
partment, It will all certainly do so, and
no more reliable plan can be adopted for
ascertsining the correct weight than by
adopting that Of the merchant by which
he sold to the purchaser, verified by the
oath of the merchant or his clerk on ap-
plication for the permit, there being no
object on their part to practice fraud,
as the tax Is charged ts the purchaser.
We would respectfully direct your atten-
ton particularly to this branch OF the
subject.
the regulation giving the owner or
cotton the right to remove it from one
collection district TO another, under bond,
or bill Of lsding, we regard as iudiciOus,
and not reqoiring any modification. "a
In view Of the considerations herein
presented, and others that might be ad-
duced, the undersigned respectfully
urge your favorable action and
influence In behalf of the sug.
gested notifications of the law
for collecting the tax on
cotton, believing that while they will
not injuriously affect the interests Of the
Government, they will afford material
relief to the agricultural and business in
terests of the South, and particularly 10
those engaged in the production Of its
great staple which has heretofore con-
tributed so largely to our National wealth
and influence. -A
7. o NELSON,
SAN. NJ. GATES, .
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