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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-28
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Imperial, Young Tyson, English Breakfast,
Green and Black Teas; Java, Rio and Laguyra
Coffee: Refined, PulvcrIzcd, Coffee and Brown Su-
CARS various prices. Molasscs and SyruPs, of all
grades End corresponding rates. Salt, Pepper,
Spices, Vinegar. and in short everything in the
Grocery line, and cheap the cheapest.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-04-28
SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES,

T HAVE just opened at my store in Charlcstown ,
( opposite the g Bank Building" large addition
and which is now being offered on the most reason-
able terms. The stock of
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
IS 1, a. : ta.sI 10 i

~ ~ IT tut ttt &r1tgrtsee .----N
preubsn. Wirttsmters, 9atern u. @adbitn
.... fir tte 1rufber,oetbamtr ElG 5IlT
Clbsn beE5urg, esNan. 9aren, Medienau "a.
-. W; 5trelis une Ncd's:bars E5tperin,
z.s< 5tt bic 5erausttamet
5adien A9s!,iuaa1s, t5a6ieH I.eubn:s uns
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unb bas 5SrRenttum sH! Il. H..
. StaunSurg.. 9spe. ->. /.
Ter unter;.tansts 1T jesen ses pdtrenb Ger ee.
idditeaEnoen III fnben In ietner Sffce, 6nbweflife
Ste Der Drttten unb Dtain1raae Cincinnati. 9. 3
.az 6. s. Msae. Gcninl.
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Ct |eul NQnu jota Douncritae rs ,5mtt lS6s
cas III e!pa6 2lnperes. 0afiir wirc rer
Nprr Ipfc1,t n11f,,1mcrfp,1 {e;,

pas ii e!ma6 2lnpetes, 0afir pirp rer
.5err letdt aubuneden {ein."
s. stn9 bel rieien Dcrten in cos
S6laklnmsr pe6: !6erSp96, rer tei Dem
@erau(9e .pelde5 Die lbiire mo6te, fid,
erbcb unp nad irgeno neutrality-suspicious.
Iu6te, BEN CT pen &amnerriener an ZEN
&opf lperfeu fDnnte.
rMpnIeisneur"> 7aste Ger 2afai vSie
tbun unredt, ol5 ouf;ufabreu. IS If
Der 5err Worqlt5 pom 8ruyeres, Der iie
in ciner Gbrel1iade ipre0en miu."
vIer Mayqut6 2" froote Der 5er;pa
f6 be{innenc. ~6obe t1 penn NIT tGm
einen 5ancel? r,ur-!rir ,perpen ieben,
@icb mir metnen SGlafrpd, picarp, id
rorf Den Worqui6 ni9t marten lo0eu."
Na6pem ptcarr rem 6ersp9e in ieinen
Sdlafrod 9ebolien batte, IHnete er BIT
2buren unp lieB ZEN MorQui6 eintreten
u8eiten Mpr9e,1 Marqui6", riei be,
*5er;os tbu entse9en. u@o5 es aueb 'c1
SIR 8eiu@ lit piutommcn."
~8er;cibun9" entae9nete rerWlarquis.
upae i@ sic f1Srte> ater ih bin nit cine,
An9ele9enbett betraut 1pel6e feiuen 9lufz
1bub rulpet."
~Sie rei;en meine Neu9ierpe."
uSie baben lonner 3peifel 9e,riilt
@pr9anes nidt ver9eilen> @err @err9
Ste boben cine cer S9ouipielerinnen mil
MufmertIamfett iiberbduft, ibr Elm SGIn>
bsit5paditer0en aufprlden mpQen UNI
noriibe; lit Sbnen einer rer Gpn,Gpianten
in Zen Arm sefallen."
~N,dt'9 bis hierher. SA reriprad,
BENT Strolde cine tiiAtc 5ra@t .5iebe." j"
~Denn rie Stebe einem Gcm6ctauten
9elteu iollten- -in1merbin. >5ier banrelt
e6 1i9 obcr HI, et,paeNnnere6, nenn binz
ter Der Saroe ieue5 Captain JracaNr> Der
Sbre9eute lbrisenS tidtig aus9eidmiert
bat, fteft eiuGoelmonn Yow reinitenWai<
Ter: Der 8arpn Don 5isognac> >@iner aus
reh, d!tefen Noel Der @o5cp9ne.
uMher mas sum Seufel trettt CT u1.z
ter rth GpmDnianten z" rief Der !6er;po
ertaunt. ~Ber f6nnte unter Der 2orse
eiucr Stgp9nac oermutben 2"
(8ortiesuns ouf ner 2. Stite.1
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
TdQe ;u ct. Nntbpny busiest, gina in
!6auie neylpren. ..>:

Uoue 6u S1. NntDcnY ous}e5t 91n9 TN
!6auie serlpren. ..>:-;
SamitaG II. Suli.
urGtbare5 Gtlenba bnun>
q il d.-0pn Grie, Neun. fpu,mt >tnter
pent 9ten Suli fplsenpe 6ipbsppt. Der
Grpreesu9 auf Der Ybilare!pbia unp
GriezBabn, ,pelder Grie um Z llbr 9ez
itern 9lbenp pcrlieb> bra@ purb bic Bride
tei Trcnt3 Greet et,ra cret Ytertcl Metle
Sfli9 Ypn llnipu Mills. 3>pei paNa>
9ierpa9en felen rur6 uno S>por Der bin
tere auf ben Yprpern, llu9ef1br 5 Tub
Maiier maren in per Greet.
G6 wuree eetDrtet Trau Glele Ypn
Tlot Sod NIT 2 &inpern> pas cine 2
Sabr po6 ancere 4 Wpnat alt, Irlulein
8rainorr Spu Grie urp Sunnie Yotte,1,
3 Sabr alt. Gunf peripnen fnp i9rer
,1np 10 lei6t Ser>runcct.
-Dic Maurer in 9le>p 9jprf iinp NOD
tmmer am 9lusitanp, wprin iic fiir;lt6
Dur6 $4,000 Ypn ben @yplern> 500 ron
ben &iifern uno $500 spn cen Nnitretz
Gern ltnteritibt ,purcen. 8cri9ierene
uSpbe" beibt g. wdreu tiir;liG ;u &reu;
9efrp6en.
Die &pblen9rube1arbetter III Yitt6z
burg finn nidt nur ielbit auS9eitanpel1,
lpnoern slpin9en AUDI oucere elrbeite%
bus @lei@e SIT tbun.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Ncucftc NaAribtrn.

8.eita s, 10. SuIi.
Us br@0cinltb Gin Srrtbum
-lln1er nem 9ten 5ult miro Ypn Stem
2)crf semclpet, ein Jranffurtcr Gorrelppn=
rent yerli6ern, es ctrculire cit, 2 + u
eilhes prli3 izpamptet II, jcncl
Start, in rcl6eln Hpr ce,, 'GpnieQ,c,,;en
her politit rer Ser. 5taaten GuypTa eez
9cuiiher 9c,parnt uno bic Grpecittrn Naz
pplcpno ais Gin Geriu0 ocr Mod,tausz
i6rcitl,l1s per Ser. Staaten S9ronfsn ;u
leBe,,> 9etilli9t purre. DieleS it rbne
3,reiiel cin GROCER Srrtbun1, nnr rer8erz
iailer peS Dan,pblets ni6t perS1utmam
pieiedc, ipnrern 6err 2pui6 Napelepn
leltt. L -"
= SSn ren1Ncbcllen nzSrutz9feNcWtcluz
pbiS lpurre natiirlih rie 9(a6riht ypn
Der 9iprail,atipn SeymrurS unp Slair's
NIT - en- pilr ten Gntbuiiasmu5"
enlpfal,ecn. s}n st. 2puis lorste
bic Tan,ilie 8 loir fir cine Natifco=
tion6ccri amm!un9 uno besablte na5 Yulz
per fir IS &anp1enldi!i1e fit 6rant
Blair. Sllle ;uriid9efebrten NebclIen
rarcu pen 9tenr te;pft. "
- Mape 5amptpl, ncr befannts Grz
rebellen9cneral erfellnt in Der 9}pn1i1a>
tipn s, 9, 8lair'@ ;um 8icepraiipcnte11
ei11 60 mp Il n1ent fir bic Splpate',
Der ll,tipr unp ia9te in fcil1er III Der pe5
n1ofratiiGen Convention eebaItcncnNene
2,,Eieie elnerfennalns 9etiibrt ben fereraz
len Splrlteu. ~'t, ,.-,@ lt,
Sd ee,,fe, oa6 lte Den ! mel te II
plaB ouf pem Iifet baben .loQten."
Nie 9l,dni9 oer !6err Grrebeu 1T !
Zen !; ~ eiten YlaB" auf ben, 1idet
mill er bel1 vfeperolen" Soloaten
Ger slu5rruf Il nio1 |, szSplnaten nil
/ Zen, Grrebcuen nidt aus rer &eble) eillz
serdumt 1piNrn. Bie 9uti9, nabpent mir
ben Splcatel1 auf ,tl1ierm Gtfet ben
eriten plas ctn9er6un1t. -
ss unb be1n, curd >paS fir einc Sprte
fnp,1 uSplpaten" iino bic tapfcru Unions
finpfer auf ZEN, rs eiten" Nlase ce6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES repraientirt? Dur6
pen clenoeiten ouer Darapeeenerale, bic je
nit Dem 5abel 9eranelt 1lnp Oebalt fit
M6tstbun beSpSen. @
&Dnne11 Die pempfratilben Sp!caten
Der Union ihma9li6er beleipi9t treroen.
.5aneod fit prafpent batten iie oerlan9t
rnp Slair fit 8iceprditeenten baben tie
erbalten, ,lno pas la9t Der &ebeQ !6ampz
ton, 1T MQe5 mas tbnen eebibrt. Die.
jenisen psr1pfratiiden Soloaterl welbe
ote{e idpfele &ranfuns ni6t fiible1 serz.
p.tenen tc.
Sin in, 9enate su rer8ill fit cine
2anpideuf,,ng su 0unften Der 8erbel1e<
rlng ber S6ifabrt auf Dem Wfilfliippi
pai}irtes Mntenoeme,,t, pel9eS 100000
Mder fir Grboltun9 Der Wai1srfraft Der
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Nc,t&s Apotbefc
@ebrliber @rQD,

a8riese Sanare. @innea WinH.!
,eisen bent eeebrten tcut9en publitum hermit IT,
gebenf an, bae iie eintn tii9tigen teutI&en pbar>
ma5euten ale @lerf ensasirt baben unb I'M Stanbe
lnb ben Beblrfniiert beatf4er Ruuten in ieher
Bejiebune 5u entfpre@en. -.
Infer Eager cntbalt ALE belannten unb bepdb,>
ten praparirten Seilmittel Mr3nei< unb 6arbeRpffe
unb baneben Spiel< unb @alanteirepoareu in grS~
eeRer Musmabl.
E8 Nr;neien perben auf Neeepte NIT arGBe-
fer YInttli@feit tei Sage u. bei Na@t anseftrhet
l1n|ere 4nneen perben jeberSeit bic aufmerf(an-
{ie rnbtilliefe 8e9autnule Fnben u. eriu9en um
senet9ten 3uipru9.
454 6mt @ebriber Grau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
. ei n 11Qnn II. @a1ien,
Versitberunqs Aqenten,

GorYer Carver g., Dfinn.
Msentan fur plsente Jeuer unb etens @erde,unesse.
isllaaf:en uaml6:
b, Vb0nir, 5artforb Grnueeticut. .,
Sire anb Nenrine, ct. ganl, Minn. j'..s j..
Minreipta SnIurance &c., ct. paul, Minu.
5artfprb 9ipe @tpd Snlurauce So. 49,. ....
(9er(I9ert audi sesen 2cbesfale BON irsenb einrr
llria9e.) ~ @..'
glertb @eltsrn gesenieitige 2etensserii9erunes-
@e|eQldaft. ..f q #j,@ 49, ., a....'. .
@ail&pay Challenger; 9iprtb Nmerican Iranft
unb Nationa! SrareQer6.
l SOS. aHeinnann. 9ltppfat rne Stotar. praftc.t
in alien @erdsbpen bes Staates; sertestis gu,atea a
Deudanb beipret @eleeuueuuen unb Steue.;ablunae
fir Itefente auf erlansen pie abere in ien Sad elm
f4lcsente @eiddfte, melde sOrtcmmen mSsen.
Soiepb sEeinmanl. 6. =. Saifen.
3u1t1 49, -5...t..s' u....r..r .. ..ttT
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Die Wermonta 2ebensz
Ner{iGerungS '3efeQf&aft,
90, Brpabmap, Ne,p:Dprf,

empRcblt ZEN Bewptnern BON Mtnnefrta pun etr nn'
Id,asbarcn @pbltbat Der 4ebenSoertdernn8
@ctraud tu n,a1en.
gaar @esmSaen 100000
ger1lderungsn in &raft 26.OOO.OOO
Sabrli9ss Ginfpmmen 1.OOO.OOO
sluso.,oblt in Sptssfaaen 100000
2sbtc Disibenbe 40 Nro5ent.
Sic III aber bic san,en Der. Staaten serbrettst unb
bat tn Iinneluta fplsenee Ieenten:
General u sentur IN per rDeuti@en 8ant" ron
@etruber WtQtu6 & Dunbar in ct. pau
6err Gut ltap .6etnrid6 IN Winpna.
6err Gar! Branct tn Tartbanl&
5crr s. @taborn in Saftns6.
6err 8, 8oaen In Stem ulm.
3. @bmenpler, 6uee Weienrpnd,
gNet.Urd|, ~ 5ctretGr. wrdGbent,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
S5pbn s. S6>palb,
Eneres.eanhler tn
$tif6rett Gi9orrctt

Gtr9eimtfbcn @etnen.
Brldsnarobe. N peues's Spsrn 9aus.
mtttitedppltS.
GmpFeblt btermit a&tunaesrQ fein dusaebetu~
tee ane robIaHo,tirtes Eager ron Giearren IL
alien vrsisakhufunaen, Braneies, Hum, Gpg~
nee unt @btsft;s> forie gang tefrrbers ieine
GrceQenteu Wet11e
ue eiuteiutiiaen lrauten ee'el.ert, rsl&e les~
I'm nit zen beiter trauiSfii6en Rptt-
petnen auf cas 8prtpe;ltaftefe repaIiIiren.
Mcin easer IN fir ZEN &nerrs-Ab'as auf'9
Sefte periebeu urt t,ettt in bieftr 8eiittuu
itttene Wprlbeile.
&. 6. C6molb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Er. =. HSe eIf dc1.

a.. ~ bumropa.,iner Mra!
Crasc 3is CTR, uber Wase's @,'en 6au ainre.
" Ascbnune Gde 10. snr Wester Sr:ebs.
9prstduncen sptfGen Il LIB 3 III. Nat,n.
. Neheuhc, aei,e 1t .utlte Werft, irrit We
c,3tnen 3un, pr,odt ans Vnnilisngerrou6 MIC
Or. Rinttfys Iait, II fir 2anslsrtt ,pm Ser
taul. i i .la 4t5i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
tEutmerr 4 :Ed,De1ser

Gct.e 5,:.ss, 81. yaut, wehI s.r. seepr!en Gu
otsiuns jecstseti ;u Gisntcn nit ,usesse,enes,m IT
1adertiez scm bfiien <oetr0u, fur isrer 4eca.f
ane sum ttg,sieu p.esie, ant emp0ehI: hermit
nr faeritat befIena es.' psetr.en Mtus1mcrn in
S,nht anr ldrc
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
3eu3t,ls II. SunG.,

"a ,sier III p,.nre Ntu!ifnr.cf, .1ntt umtr.
ten Npten unt Shseltaa1c.ialten.
- Nleintse seeatea irr bic he.uhmten ,.Wete,
Htanos''. ausidf;eflia rerfcuft in ten IiaScmtep
Ia Mem-g gprf g;tu. ~ ~ ~ ., i....
- untcrrtd aut tet en- Snfrumente r,.r er1bciIt a.
pianrs perben 2caimnt unter
Ter 8entenune.
: 9cusesi saI a,s s.rase nat, rc- 9Da Ci6ec. g,
p,r! !Rinn. a52
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
B Ba'btmstom @amS.
yRlnneapnlie Wt>tn.

6etfa tuhbeil Ieetfa juttetI:
Sd BIN immer ucrsrust uab lvRie sot.t,
Dtuf aud rtdt treusfbel mai fetus
So tetre I'm gaft'ae etru 5aufe 'mel elm:
araef bu. rer's bonn etbt9
8rettd be. Peter Der lbsraQ teHett
etus bot Ter Gn !5anb. uas 3u rin{atu til.
Ct eibt etuen ausee;et&ne1en Slid:
Beefiteat. yaNeten, araut xae eala
urb @ptt wetb, mas Ct fruf ui&t nod bat
aDet6e Betttn. rasm une .7eie mis Der S&nee
Henns talt, einen gun ron gDetsey 5aee ober Zbce
Scpte TN Spmmer eistaltes Bier,
DIE fetnaen unb bsltn qqu5re fnb man tte..
uus tetm Sesat!sn III tsr geser e.n lits.aler Warn
II i&rebt mic su siel nod ~ menie ar.
Dcnns alte 3unpen. sbt e. germ Grebtt
unb rebnet nu. Ssa saas sep5baltdeu SrpAt.
lnp ertra fet's benz GARNER nod sefcst:
Gin gutter Staa uae frii&e 0ueGe
6intet man te;H -cter ouf her Stele
5u fattern bic Rlbe, Safea unt pferbe
81 in. stane Plat fir cine ean,e ste-Se
siun Muttsr. 9pdter Batter uab @pbn.
spmmt bin III tem 5ctel tts Eaitns:oa
Isr Peter latet ereetenE Elm. .
kr terisrhat tets IuRia unt Ebtl ;u tein
4Hf II -"- ...- 9e:e sr-i ..ir.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Deutihe <>ter1ptrtbfhatt
1pieph @eif.

Saefon strefc. nahe Der xeuee.
;Aaa, rurauai,dee Saee1btr unr ole snperu
S.avfunasrrGnfe 70 r,f rnu ldhattc. taIisr lms
ttr. arafe mas cel cpn tsr M.,it 4tutfeauute
VIC, .nr Rei:e ~ 5iarfuna i*eeur,enre t.ou&f.
7nrc' :. y, a.r'rrr Fey.
~fptert hetf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-07-16
Dafpto Daue,
Ncrlph Selte

NrEEpE StE1Pl.
Nep. Him. Wtnucfrto.
80 Eas fctel IL rpuf!cnpie ueu unt eaut etuoe-
:tt:et u. betet Reiieupen jebe ScquemliGtcit.
~ Sir ben Husfsauu ius eeraumiee SteQuuseu
rcstdnttN,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-07
Proceedings of the Horticultural Society

proceedings OF the horticultural Society.
This Society is becoming one Of our most
popular institutions, another of its adjourned
meetings was held at the hall of the Society
on Monday evening 4th inst. The lady
members were unusually well represented and
the usual interest which has been 80 apparent
from the first organization of the Society, was
well sustained. The executive Committee
reported some few alterations in the premium
list; which being approved by the society,
the same was considered complete and ready
for the printer They further reported action
upon the Society's Diploma. President Hins
dale in behalf of the executive Committee
had conferred with the Chicago Chrome Lith
Co., and had obtained a sketch from their ar
fist of a Diploma which was presented fo
the Society's consideration. When finished
it is intended to be gem art, and tn,
finest specimen of ChlC mo- Lithographit
printing ever done in the West. 1t viii alsC
be the finest Diploma ever offered by an,
Horticultural Society in this country. Instead
oftaxing the Society to meet the bill for tn
publication of this proposed chrome it is in
tended to be raised by voluntary subscription
thus leaving the Society's fund untouched.
The membership of the Society has nov
reached to nearly eighty; and is increasing
at each meeting The essayist previously ap
lpointed for this evening was Fl. I. O'Farrell
Subject Flowers. Its reading occupied som
twenty minutes the time of the Society.
vote of thanks was rendered the essayist,
request was made that he furnish tn
Kenosha Telegraph copy for publication
| Some critical remarks upon the essay wer
offered by DR.. Gridley, followed by a few item
: of miscellaneous business. S. Gait, offered th
following resolution:
E Resoleed, that the subject for discussion q
, the next meeting of the Society be ''Our insec
euemies,' the resolution was adopted an
9 Mr.. Gait assigned the honor of opening the di
: eussion by an essay upon the subject. 1h
Society then adjourned to its regular meetin
on the Sd Monday May inst, at z P. NJ.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-07
Transfers Of Real Estate. 0

| APRIL 18TH TO APRIL BOTH, 1868.
! Caleb Mckinney to Jane McKinney-lots
and in blk 6village of Wilmot-s300.
Nathan McCommons to Ira Phillips-nw q
sec 26, t l r 10 e-$4, 800.
Isabelle Lee to Richard Lew hf NV fr't'
or and hf NV or sec t 2r 23-s1 900.
z 8 Wadsworth to Peter and Daniel Y
Reeve-ne or sec 81 tar 22-s3,o00.
Reuben Miller to John McKinney-41 &C
in sec 15t % e-$1 400.
Julia B Underwood and Fl to Henry M I'm
dsrweod-pt lot 3 and lot 2, Jsnnes adm ant
pts Of lots 1 and s, Fiske's ad'n-s160.
IA King to Daniel B Maynard-pt NV q
sec sec IA 1 n 20 ESQ.
Daniel Rice to Phillip w Voltz-lot blk
70, I'd ward-$2OO. sRF-4
F Paddock to D B Maynard-6 acs in no q1
sec Is 20-s5o0.
Alex Bailey to Herman A King-lot 5 sec
10, l mr. 20-S50.
Matthias Levert (guardian) to Matthias
Thom-100 acs in sec II and 40 acs in sec 13
t2nr20 $50.
Johan Wagner guardian, etc. to Matthias
Thom-same des. as above-$1, GAO.
William Muergatroyd to Margaret Dixon
70 acs in sec p 20 s-$1 $50.
Chicago and N W Ry Co to Orson Head
pit ne or sw or sec 81 tar % 5000.
FJOwen to L L Owen-20 acs In sec 80 /
22-S650.
FIJI Cooley to T C Udall-157 acs in sec IS
tt 21-$5, 495.
Christian and William Althouse to Peter s.
Miller-S0 acs in sec q t 1 r elsa, 400.
George w Towslee ct al to Daniel Conwell
PIT blk 20, Sd ward-$400.
Orson s Head to William Burns-pt blk 81,
1st ward-$200.
o Head TO Catharine Payton-pt blk 81,
1st ward-$290.
ER Coonleyte VIM P Smith, SRI acre in
sw or sec IL 2 r % $500.
Alkaline Baker to Norman Bailey-6 acs in
sw fr't'l or sec z t On r % e-$65.
Alexander Spence to VIM. r. Stetson-3 acs
in sec IS, t2r 22-$60 ~
Betsy Grimshaw to Joseph Grinshaw-80
aes in sec t 2 r 22-S500.
A. s. COLE,
Register of Deeds.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-07
City Printing.

Olty Fflntlng.
From the proceedings OF the City Council,
which we publish in the TELEGRAPH this
week, it will be noticed that the TELEGRAPH
IS referred to in connection with the city print.
proceedings, that the impression may be
gained that the TELEGRAPH sought to inter
fere in the matter. To prevent misapprehen-
sion, the following statement will suffice In
August last, after the TELEGRAPH newspaper
had been purchased by Sholes & Frank,
members of the then City Council inquired of
us, whether we would bid for the city print
ing, if new arrangement should be proposed
by the Council. The reply given was that
the publishers of the TELEGRAPH would not
enter into competition fer the printing that
the consideration was too small to contend
about, and that rather than entertain propo
sails for bidding, we would prefer to do the
printing for nothing. 1t does not appear that
any definite action was taken by the Council
at the time above referred to consequently
the arrangement for the printing was contin-
ued the same as it had been, that is, thirty
dollars per year.
NihN0 'h0 SAal eSr electloh III April last, we
were again inquired of by members of the
present City Council, whether we would bid
for the city printing. Our answer was the
same as that given in August last. We re-
piled that the TELEGRAPH would much prefer
TO print the proceedings for nothing, than
| bid, if the copy were furnished by the
Clerk and if not furnished, we should aim te
give the readers of our paper a summary Of
such proceedings as might be of public inter
! est.
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Criminals and Insane Persons in Kenosha

4
At the commencement of the term of Ceur
on Monday last, of the present week, Their
were alleged criminals, insane persons, &c,
to the number of ten in the county Jail here
and two others properly belonging here, but
confined in the Jail at Racine, for more safe
keeping making twelve in all. This is q
much larger number held at the county ex.
pense, than for many years past.
Tho following are in jail for alleged erimi-
nal Offenses Patrick Hayes, Charles Hogan,
Thomas Payton, w. L. Fisher, Patrick Gro
gan, Ira Wilson Qor contempt of Court. Geo.
Heffner and w Fl. West, in Racine jail Per-
sons confined for alleged insanity, as follows
Mary Riordan, Martha Bsttison, Peter Nc
Nulty, Jacob Bush.
Sheriff Healey informs us there have been
three escapes from jail since the 2Sth Of No
vembsr last, and six deliberate attempts at
different times to break Jail, which proved un-
successful. All the escaped prisoners have
been recaptured, and held in readiness by the
sheriff to be produced in court at the present
term,
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County Agricultural Society.

What has become of the County Agricul.
tural Society We hear ONO premium list
prepared yet, nor of other preliminary ar
rangements usually made about this season
of the year. Kenosha eountp has hitherto
occupied an honorable place among the
the counties of the State in Agricultural
matters, and its reputation must not be
lowered by neglect to sustain our Agricul
tural society. The officers of the Society fol
the present year, are men of we'll known bu
siness.talent,an and who understand their duties
Their delay, may be for good and sufficient
reasons; nevertheless we take the liberty Of
calling attention to this important interest O
the county.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-07
The Mercantile Trade.

1t is legitimate to infer, that the sale OF
goods in this city, is proportional to the ar
rival ofgoods from abroad. The daily car
tage Of dry goods and groceries from the
railroad depot, would sosn fill every business
establishment to repletion, were there not
brisk sales to customers, Persons among us
who are in practise of doing their trading in
Chicago, do so because it has larger sound
about it, than to patrouize home trade.
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Resigned.

Rev. John Keep, who for several years past
hos been the pastor of the Cong regational
Church in Bristol, has resigned the passionate
of the Church, and will preach his farewell
discourse next Sabbath, Rev. Mr.. Keep has
won the respect of wide circle by his labors
in the ministry, since his settlement over the
congregation in Bristol. He has received q
call to the passionate of the Church al
Sheboygan Falls, which he has accepted
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Burlington, Racine Go. Matters,

Burlington must be lively town, accord
ing TO the Standard published at that place
The editor says he can Ego in no direction
over the town, without discovering some
thing new--Some new building or new bust
ness starting mp" A gentleman in Burling
ton is setting out a sugar maple orchard, h,
has already one hundred trees planted. Il
future years the wisdom of his action will b
appreciated They are having pleasure ex
cursions by steamboat on the Fox river. TIL
Ladies without regard to denomina ton, are
about to organize a "Chris tian Womens
Union for moral and religious purposes.
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Dental Notice.
A CARD.-For the past six years the under
signed has been made the recipient of many
generous favors at the hands of the citizens
of Kenosha, for which he desires now to ex-
press his warmest thanks. In the perform
snce of his professional duties he has always
aimed to consult the best interests of his pa
tionts, and feels satisfied that IN the partality
shown him, his efforts have been appreciated.
He takes pleasure now in announcing that
from an occasional visitor he has become a
resident of Kenesha, and may hereafter be
found at his rooms in the Halliday Gate Dur
kee) House, where every appliance pertain:
ing to dental practice may be found. Every
convenience furnished, and every invention
for the amelioration of suffering constantly
in USE w. B. MEAD,
Dental Say0een
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-07
Precursor of Health.

The probabilities are, that o7etors will
have fewer calls during the menth of May
than usual The great numbers of women
Qadies) who about these days are seen plant
ing flower beds, rosebushes, and embellishing
the grounds about their dwellings with orna,
mental plants and shrubbery, give most
pleasing Indications that the laws of life are
observed. These out door, invigorating ex.
ercises, are in the highest degree conducive
to health and mental activity,
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