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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-10
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

THOUSANDS OF HORSES DIE YEARLY FROM Collie
II This need not be. Dr. Tobias Venetian Horse Lini-
ment will positively every il given when first
taken The cost is only dollar Every of horse
should bottle in his stable ready for 1t Is
superior to anything else for the of Cuts
Wind Calls SwelinEs Sore throat Sprains Bruises Old
Sores &C. This Liniment is remedy. 1t has been
used approved for 10 years by the first horsenen in
the country Given to overdriven horse it acts like
magic Orders constantly received from the Racing
Stables of for it. The celebrated Hiram Wood
ruff of ting fame used it for years. and says it is
ar superior to any other he has tried He kindly per-
mts me to him. His address is East New York.
Long Island. Recolec DR.. Tobias Venetian Horse Lin
iment put up in pint bottles. Take other Sold by
Druggists Sadders Depot Sc COrslandt Street. New
VS.
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ly by the eaprices of the inspectors, he receives
s., 80 for his wheat, while B. gets but 81 80, al
though his wheat is intrinsicly worth within
10 cents bushel as much as the wheat mar
keted by A. In this market if A. got 81 80. B
would receive $1,70. But allowing for a differ.
ent scale of prices resulting from a different
rule of grading, and A. gets in this market
81, &c, and B. 81 so per bushel,it will be noticed
that A and carry from this market, the same
amount Of money they both would have car
ried from Chicago, and Peter has not been
'robbed to pay Paul" 1t will also be seen
that the Chicago market would appear to be
zoe bushel higher than this market, while in
point of fact both would be on par
But the rules Chicago dealers choose to
adopt is question perhaps that legitimatelv
belongs to themselves, but the abuses that
prevail in the practical application of the rules
of inspection, and also in regard to the weigh
ing OF grain, are questions that the public
have right to animadvert upon.
w M
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sTONE-In Chicago, Jan. 9Th. Of Scarlet Fever
WILLIE aged about years, Oldest son of Leander
and Harriet Stone Also
Jan. Sth, of the same disease, CARRIE WALKER
STONE, aged years and months, daughter of the
the same
Leander Stone formerly one of the proprietors OF
this paper, and formerly Teacher in our Public
Schools still has many friends in this city, who win
heartily sympathize with him and his aniable lady
in this severe double affection.
lNFA LS'-At the residence Of T. Newell in the
TOW" Of Paris, Charlie A. Ingals aged 22 years n,
a disease of the heart.
His amiable dsposition-respsctful and obI;g;n,
manners and unvarying integrity won the es,eau q
all who knew him. He passed to .sthat mv,t.r;on,
other side," without dread, and entered into restI
TCoM
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ELECTION OF U. S. SENATOR One
of the most important duties
of the Legislature is the EIec-
tion of United States Senator for six
years from the 18th of March next, in place
of Hon. T. 0 Howe, whose present term
expires at that time, Under the late law of
Congress, the election takes place the sec
ond Tuesday after the assembling of the
Legislature.
There is no reason to doubt the almost
unanimous re election Of Senator Lowe He
stands upon questions Of National charac
ter III perfect accord with the great majori-
ty of the people OF the State, and the large
majority of the present Legislature was
elected with the tacit understanding if not
under instructions that they should vote for
the reelection of Senator Howe We pre-
sumo there will be no opposition, save what
comes from the Democracy, to his election.
For ourselves, We are first and last for Judge
ii owe, and have been ever since he took
the noble stand for freedom and equal
Rights, against the apostacy of j. R. Doc
little
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MAR RED.

WEsT0N-ANDERSON.-l this city, Jan. Sd. nv
Rev. smithett. Mr. Charles Weston, of Chicago
and Mrs. Mary Anderson of Kenosha
BRISTOL WATKINs.-At the house of F. oblin ESQ
Bristol, Dec 25th by Rev W r Jones, Mr.. Walter l.
Bristol, of Cairo, H., and Miss Louisa s. atkins
of Bristol.
Also by the same, Dec. 31st al the house OF King
man, MIR John Tsplin of Rockford ILL.,, and Miss Theo
docia Smith of Rristol.
ii ENDEkSON-hA1GH.-.In Racine, on the Path of
Dec, by Rev. A. @. Barry, Mr.. John Henderson and
Mary haigh, both OF Paris.
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An Original Certificate

LIVINGSTON. N. Y, Nov. 7th, 1866.
DE-. G. W. SWEET, Boston, Mass.
sn: can find none Of your White Pine Com
pOund for sale in this vicinity. therefore lake the
liberty to write rect to you for supply. You will
please forward me dozen bottles by express marked
"Ool. G Greene, Hudson, N h.
have used your Compound since the first year Of
the war; my attention having been called to it by a
chaplain of Massachusetts regiment was afflicted
with severe cold which other remedies had failed
to relieve. L: haveV.had frequent occasions to
use it since, and always with the same happy result
and have frequently recommended its use to my
officers and others, and believe they were much
benefited by its use; now whilst attempting to turn
my sword into pruning hook, feel that am not
entirely safe without Supply Of your Compound, on
hand l would therefore feel obliged to you If you
would All the enclosed order. Send bill by mail.
Respectfully yours,
3mS2 GILBERT ]. GREENE.
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Address
HARPER BROTHERS.,
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Articles of Impeachment Drawn Up--The
Charges Against the President.

WASHINGTON, January 5.
The Impeachment movement has been
thoroughly discussed to-day in Congressional
and other quarters, aud is seemingly gain.
ing ground Those in favor of it find that
1t only requires a majority to carry the res
olutlon for committee and to adopt articles
of impeachment.
Representative Newell of New JERSEY. has
drawn up the following charges against the
President, which may be taken, in the
whole, as covering those presented by ether
members
l. For legislating for the Southern States
IN the most aUtocratic manner, without con
sultlng with the law-making power when
he first entered on the duties of his office
2. Assuming powers which congress only
can exercise and laying down laws for
whole sections of the country.
3. Assuming to decide who are, aud who
are not, cltizeus of the United States and
forbidding loyal men from the right of sui
frage.
For authorizing uupardoned rebels 10
exercise the same rights
5, For handing over the rebel States to
disloyal men, and putting loyal men under
their sway
6. For encouraging rebels who had fought
to destroy the Union. and putting down
loyal men who had fought to preserve it.
For appointing men as Governors of
States whose hands were wet with the blood
of Union soldiers.
s, For letting loose the rebels of New Or
leans upou a peaceful and legal assembly of
loyal men.
9. For afterwards shaking the bloody
hands OF those uuFderers in the reception
room OF the Presidential mansion, and com
pilmenting them upon the manner in which
tney mad executed his programme for WHIP
ing loyalty out of the South.
~ For denouncing Congress as usur.
patton and descending to stump oratorv in
this ana other cities 60 deliver harap ones
calculated not only to excite breach of tbe
peace but revolution of the Government
itself
II. On pretense of laying the corner stora
of a monument to deceased statesInan ra
peatIng those haraugues at every point the
only object of which was to bring Congress
into contempt and derision
IL q =
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At the annual meeting of the Wisconsin
State Historical Society at Madison, on the
Sd, the following officers were elected for
1867
President-Increase A. Lapham, L. L. D., Of
Milwaukee.
Vice Preeiderts-General William R. Smith,
Mineral Point Hon Henry s. Baird, Green
Bay Hon. Edward Solomon, Milwaukee
Hon. James R. Doolittle, Racine Hon Wal
ter D. McIndoe, Wausau Hon. James T.
Lewis, Columbus Hon. Harlow s. Orion,
Milwaukee Hon. L. j. Farwell Westport
Hon. A. Cameron, Lacrosse Hon. VIM. A
Lawrence, GAINESVILLE.
Honorary Vice Presidents-Hon. Henry o.
Record, New York ; Hon. Cyrus Woodman,
Massachusetts Hon. John Catlin, New Jer-
sey Hon. Stephen Catlin, Pennsylvania
Hon. P. H. Smith, Illinois
Recording Secretdry-Col. s. Y. Shipman
Corresponding SecretGry-Lyman C. Draper.
1TeGSurer.-O. M. Conover.
Lt6rdridn-Danlel s. Durrie.
The following gentlemen constitute the
numerous list of Curators of the Society.
For two years from 1S66-Dr. C. Chairman,
D. J. Powers, DR.. Joseph Robbins, Simeon Mills
f. ?. Tibbits, DIR. A. II. Van Nostrand, G. P.
Delaplaine, s. H. Pinney, Geo. B. Smith.
For three years from 1866-Gov. L, Fair.
enid, E. B. Dean, jr. !; Prof. E. s. Carr, John
Il. Clark, E. A. Cabins. F. H. Firman, L.
B. Villas, David Atwood. Horace Rub1ee.
For three years from 1867-James Ross, Prof.
J. d. Butler, s. G. Benedict, E. w. Skinner,
Hon. George Hyer, J. D. Garner, N. B. Van
Slyke, D. Worthington, S. B. Carpenter.
Hon. Anthony Van Wyck, of Kenosha,
is to deliver the annual address before the
Society on the 31st. inst.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-10

The VETo MESSAGE The Chicago Jour-
nat gives the following brief but lucid ex-
position of the Presidents veto Message
The President does not claim that the
act comforting the right of suffrage on the
blacks Is unconstitutional, but that its pas
sage would be mex pedient The principal
reason given for this opinion is that the
white men OF the District are opposed to it
the wishes and rights of the thirty thous-
and negroes of the District not being taken
into the account His arguments on this
point are based on the assumption that ne
groes do not form part of political society
and are not entitled to hearing, even on
questions of legislation which especially
concern themselves AS General Palmer
said OF the oppressive legislation against
which tie Civil Rights law was intended
to guard They are Celebrations of the
amiably expressed but damnably conceived
doctrine that we find so often in the reso-
lutions adopted by meetings of those politi
cal bastards who call themselves Democrats
That this is white mans Government
which mears that thief may be a Chris
nan II ne only steals from negro"
The President then goes into a general
discussion OF the powers of the different de
partments of the Government and of their
co-relations, concluding with the warning
that universal suffrage must end at last
IN IFS own destruction For this opinion
he has neither facts nor reason, and the
people will be all the more convinced. after
reading this message, that the President
has no just ground for opposing their will,
as expressed through Congress.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-01-10
In Probate-Kenosha County Coz

III ITUUdI6-h6uUSHdU UuHIy OUUII'
In the matter of the Guardianship OF William H.
Mitchell, Minor.
MO CICE il hereby given that by virtue and in
IN pursuance Of an order OF license made in said
matter he 4th day OF anuary 1867 by the county
court of said county, the undersigned guardian OF
said minor will the 31st day of January 1867, at
the hour oftwo o'clock p. m, OF said day, at the
front door OF the house IN the city and county
Of Kenosha offer for sale at public vendue the fooWs
ing desirable premises, to wit: An equal undivided
interest in the south half OF block number eight (S)
in Nichols and Holmes addition in the north east
quarter Of section number six 6l town number one,
range twenty hree east, in the third ward of the
city OF Kenosha.
January Ssh 1861.
Mp. HANSON,
4w82 Guardian.
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