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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-31

published every Tuesday and Friday, and
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Brick Pomeroy's new paper in New
York, the Dsnsoerpt, is reported as likely
to prove losing undertaking. The dem
Focratic party Is already overstocked with
that class OF disreputable papers.
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Does Georgia Need More Re.
construction?

The late report of the Freedmans'
Bureau for Georgia, confirms the state
ments of the Republican press in respect
to the insecurity of the lives of the Freed
men, in that intensely Democratic State.
The Democracy affect to discredit the re
ports oflawlessness and violence, prevalent
among their brethren in that quarter The
report of the Bureau, gives evidence
of the murder ofseventy negroes by white
men, during the past year, while during
the same period fifteen white men have
been murdered by negroes. New let us
see what sort of justice was melted out to
these murderers, white and black. Out
of the 70 white murderers, II were ar
rested, and Of these 3were acquitted out
,ght, and not one of them was punished
f)r murder Of the 10 negro muderers,
14were arrested. and z were punished, 2
Were acquitted, and the rest are held for
trial
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A NEW STORY,
BY
MR.. j. T. TROWBRlDGE,
ENTITLED
kGgM TILE HE -

Written expressly for the HEARTH AND HOME
commences in first (Dec. 25,) number.
THE BOYS AND GIRLS.
will find their own page always lighted with
such fun in pictures, aud fun in stories, as
shall make them look sharply every week
for the coming of the MEARTH AND HOME.
TERMS FOR 1869.
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= ANNV1. REPORT SEeRETARY.oF STATE.
Our STATE FINANcEs.-We acknowledge
the receipt of the Secretary of State from
our worthy official, General Thomas
Allen. The report exhibits a most graft
flying condition Of our State finances. On
the first of October last, there was bal
ance Of $15o,0oo in the Treasury, and ev-
cry demand had been promptly paid
The whole debt Of the state does not ex'
coed $2,250,0 900, and this is chiefly in Ger
tifcatesso of ind ebtedness due the School
Fund, and consequently not in a condi.
tion to emlsarrass our finances The prin
cipal of the School Fund is permanent
investment, and only requires the payment
of the interest. The people of the state
have reason to be satisfied with the man
agement of our financial matters, under q
Republican administration
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ESQ . day Tor aii.-steneil Tool Sana-
@lO pies free. Address A.sJ. FULLAM. Sprig-
field. VT. 3m10
n 81 From the New Orleans Bulletin.
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Carl. ScHURTz, formerly of this state,
is the most prominent candidate for the
Senate of the United States from Missot-
ri, in the place of Henderson, whose term
of service expires on the 4th of March,
next Some of. the. ablest Republican
papers in Missouri are in favor of his cleo.
tic. Mr. Schurtz is gentleman of dis
tinguished talent, and has a wide reputa-
tion both as an orator and writer. Should
he be elected to-the Senate, he would oc-
|cupy high rank among the members of
that body. Unquestionably the Repub-
blicans Of Wisconsin would be pleased to
ia havethe honor conferred upon him.
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rev ADVERTISEMENTS.
HEARTH and HOME,
IS A W EEKLYt

ISA WEEKLY
Agricultural and Preside Journal,
CONTAINING
Sixteen handsome folio pages, printed from
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abundantly illustrated by the best artists.
EDITED BY
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AND
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assisted by corps of able editors and con-
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It is devoted to the interests of the
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Parks, and Village Greens.
MARKETS.
A careful report Of the markets IN New
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Louis, and New Orleans, will be furnished
from weelSsto week, giving the Farmer infor
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no the Family Circle

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it will bring all that can interest the house
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!: THE REBEL WAR DEBT-Efforts are
being made at the South, especially in
Virginia to. enforce the payment of the
rebel war debt contracted by the State
during the rebellion The Court in one
of the districts of Virginia has decided
that obligations issued by the cities in
the district for war purposes are valid. In
the meantime it is stated that bankers and
brokers in various States South, are buy
ing up this class ofiebel paper at nominal
prices, with sthesexpectation of having ii
1tegalized indthe courts
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Dr. Rurtou,S TOBACCO AnIidOteI

WARRANTED TO REMovE DESIRE FOR ToBAccV a
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FoR MEMPHIs.-The great ice king
Silver Moon, Captain Ben. MorrI-
lees, will be down early TO day, en-
route for Memphis and all way ports.
She is spIendidly appointed. Clptain
MerrieIees is one Of the best steam
boatmen on the river, and his boat
on Of the safest in ice. Mf John NJ.
Spencer, highly accomplished and
pleasant gentleman. is her clerk.
FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Thc spleu-
did passenger steamer Louisiana may
be expected here to-day at noon. en-
route to New Orleans, and is an ele-
CANT and finely appointed steamboat.
Capt. VIM. Phillips, an experienced
steamboatman and q pleasant gentle
man, is in command. Mr.. Eacon Is
her accomplished and obliging clerk.
GIeauangs Erom our ENonhum--
CINcrSHArI.-The C0Bimsref1E OF Friday
says:
II Is ascertained from q correct source
that during the present year there have
been shipped down the Tennessee River
and Its tributaries to ChattanOoEa Of ,he
crop OF 1867 $50 200 bushels OF corn. 10 the
river, rom the country below ChettA-
During the same period .here were re-
c-ived at Chattanooga from Middle Teu-
nessee, over me e. Nashville and Chatta-
n@oga Road, 747,OO0 busheis-uaking over
a million and a half bushels OF corn roe
ceived at Chattanooga and sent Souta dur
ing the period mentioned.
Capt. Alex. Frazier's Interest Ia the
nightingale has been sold to Barker. Hart
4 Cook, at the rate of $1,000 for the whole
boat.
The Gazeite says:
The underwriters on the maiib0ats that
collided, burnt aud sunk near warsaw rec
Gently, nave had TWO or three meeting
At one OF these meetiugs they were iu-
formed that the hull OF tue Uuitef states
was here TO be delivered mp Go them, but
they declined 10 have anytping ~ with
u. This opene up the question OF liability
for Insurance. fully. the underwriters
have since submitted the questions nt IS
sue 10 able counsel; and there is a proha-
biiity that we will have long and O. ious
litigation, as the Mail Line Is known 90 be
wealthy, powerful and determined, aud
the amount involved Is "a large one.
The towboat shark broke n wrist and
knocked out both heads Oi one engine "a
short q distance below Cairo. she IA tnavei
TO reach that point, working one engine,
and WI lay there for repairs
The DICK Fulton IL reported nc the Chain
with two barRes I'm a $40 king condition.
she has steam pumps at work. aud hopes
TO save them.
LOUISVILLE The Democrat Of Friday
says;
The Waunita broke her cam rods n
going through the canal last evening.
ST.. LOUISVILLE Dem7crqt OF Thursday
says:
The river has risen four feet or thereby
since Saturday. Almost stationary Lass
evening at six. The ice being driven enst-
ward by the Wind, cJvered bout Oue-hnlt
OF the breadth OF the river. Another cold
spell is upon us, and boating Is IA . state OF
the greatest uncertainty. We have -
doubt the river IS very low 40 KeokCE.
The McPlke was at Quincy yesterday
morning. The Alton packet didn't come
down yesterday. Tue Illinois River at
Peoria has declined to two ieet SIX Inches
above low water mark. The Rogers came
down from Naples and laid mp. Hence TO
Cairo there may be now SIX feet, but we
c tnnOt say positively.
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The Only Perfect Cure for Piles.

OF all kinds, also Leprosy, Scrofula. Salt
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of the Old and New World. In case of
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Sold everywhere. Send for circulars free.
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CARPETS.
VIM. Z. FRENCH. CHAs. KLINGELHdsFRR.
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
WIN. z. FRENCH & CO.,

Nos. ~ and 40 MAIN ST,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
WHO WANTS A NICE CARPET
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Now is the time to make your Wifc or
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at the same time make home as comfort-
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Low PRICES, GREAT INDUCEMENTS
AND GOOD ADVICE:
In order to reduce OUir stock before maxi
ing our annual invoice on January LIST,
1853, We propose for
EkS- '6ELE NEXT 30 DAYS -aa
To offer our Carpets at the lowest possible
neures that will pay cost, cdTTtGge, and err
pSnSeS.
our Carpet-makers and UphOlsterers dur
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Our STOCK OF Mattings, Oil Cloths, Win
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On that un6( now in our city com bfned.
We propose to sell them as low as these
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We are exclusively in this line of business.
What others can do elsewhere we propose
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Don't buy rice rat-tail files in q crock
cry store Don't ask for mutton in a mill
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Carpet-making for 30 days. is given gratis
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Evansville, Ind Dec. i, 1888. lde5
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CLOTHES WRINGER.

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A good smoke Is a perpetual comfort.
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CAUTION. = UnprIncipled dealers are
selling Axes painted red, as the Red Jack
ct Axe. The good qualities of this Axe
consists In its superior cutting qualities,
not in the Red Paint.
The " Red Jacket is for sale by all re-
sponsible hardware dealers and the man
ufacturers.
LIPPINCOTr & BAKEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
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