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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-23

MoNfRgAL, April es.-The inundation is near
y as bad no during the food of 1861 and there
is as YET no prospect Of relief by tho ice breaug up
The Custom House is surrounded, and the water has
reached Lemoinc.st The roadway IN CTaigst. west L
flooded nearly to Bonhnuture-st. The Grand Trunk
cars cannot cnDe further than Point
ST.. C1lrles.. No communication has been
had with ST. Helen's Island Do. since Monday.
Lon ueyille and Lapraive flooded TO alarming
tent the water In latter place being nearly up TO the
enves Of the houses. signal OF distress has been
hosed and much loss Of life and arrn stock has prob
ably taken place. The track OF the Buffalo and Lake
Huron Railroad east OF Duunvle is covered with water
TO the dept OF six feet Through passengers are rans
ferred the Great Western cars at Paris An immense
by the food. ...-'.'...'''- .
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VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

THOMAS ROWLAND, ESD. an old resident OF thi
county. aged "a years, has been deaf for mum
Der of years. and troubled by Constant unpleasant
sounds in his head. He called upon aDr sMYTH a
the Halliday House two months ago. and had al
operation performed on his cars which resuite1 II
instant relief. 1e saw MIR Rowland two or thIet
days ago and he informed NJ that TIE noisss Or,
all gene.and his hearing isaimostas acute ass
ev.r was. such home testimony. coming from
citizen o3 MIR. II Il standing ana restoration Il
hearing OF one ofhis age. rs worshy OF credencs
ad is sufficient to insnrc with hope the Athlete.
who are within reach VI DR.. SMYTH
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/ W. aesnoHie,.ge the pr setssaiiea by Mr..
Bent icy 81 4 copy of~.sLetteFt ~of Pcreg.ins
P,ckle,-by G,4GgsP yUpton.""~ 4. is u we'll
hound aad ssiE spfiuted oopk, $dcsies. ed by
he :hor TO his wiz sud puhsl.ed ty ;hc
western News colnrsps. Chicago, MOI. hav.
| ;ns lime read it, We give ali extract from
i, which uIbA sassy be resdegthas the book
mn.a be 4 Ny " Hasreskng one, and ,sof' M OF
place in the library and of careful reading
~ ksg OLE BuLls zt
NV Last recollection of Farwe,! Hall is con-
PIE cd with n tall. graceful swcet-faceo old
man, bis head loyingfy bending over \ violin
that old divariuS made. cefli useS ago, his
eyes closed. TRANSPORTED in "a vision of music
until he seemed TO me TO wear rhe face that
Beethoven, the master, might have worn. In
his hands, the dull wood was again in lie 1t
Was part of am organisIn, ana II told the Old
man ni leaves 10 the summer ga.es OF tue
songs OF birds in he h auchcs: Of the hrawi.
ing waters OF the brooks that moistened the
roo; s ofthesfa.aswands that smoie The tree
en Italian hi Is; OF the star that lookei down
upon ii IN delicious Il Allan nights OF the ver
nal thrill, the simmer glow the ,autumnal
decay, ana the wintry dcath'iu ii!e-tiIe great
miracle which Nature performs tor us each
year; aid ti.e old man inierpettd II in be.
wjrch,ng STRAINS TO some awho gave Tim
selves up TO the spell an, We're drawn near
er together by III. sympathy which music
produces, 10 some who heard the sound and
nor The soul. ard to some who tiesrd nett her,
~ the sound of their own small gabhle. :
Aud the next day, when q heap ot smoking
bricks, and clarres. beams, and twisted iron
was all that was left Ola be beautiful hall,it
seemed To me that had mcr Will AN irrepara-
tie loss--that some friend had suddenly van
sfedsg %C3f1a LIZ ffSSS
Wall paper at cost, iof .ne .cxt 80 days, at
BentIey's.
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Catarrh can be Cured.

I.e,.er from, Hon VIM perm Lyon., Jndee off,
l,s.rsi judicial Circuit ofNs T. consin -
srsffk 20 - Big e. aHSkf, "a 11iA ,.k2 81 io.s4 ,
i svs ,lassiYsg sod Atfq7isE, Oct 9TH is' gg
iiE SMITH. Ianesyiaessi ss;ns Il 81 Il wogTe.a.
": Den, Sir II am pleased 10 learn that ye
propose making professional vieii to our cit
" wife mas BEEN cured OF Catarr Of several veal
standing. under your treatment. and ] desire tta
othes Is Who are sufferiHgfro that most anpoyla
An stub dorh liseases may have an ldgpoIfnnity
test your SIKH. Team cordially recommend yor
novel and yeLsimple and cfeciive system Of trea
merit to the afflicted. and hope that your succes
msy eqH,l your merits 13o1 3w2f
Yoe-s verv truiy, ~ RI wiz. P. LYON.
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Schooner Ashore.

The Schooner New HAMPSHIRE Capt. Chas.
Peterson, loaded with lumber. in endeavorlng
to make our harbor lssf Friday noon missed
IL and ran on the beach south of the. south
harbor pier A heavy sea was rolling, and
she soon worked among the piles of the old
north bridge pier, one OF which punched a
hole in her bottom A tug with a steam
pump arrived from Chicago on Saturday, and
the vessel was got round into the harbor and
taken to Chicago Tuesday. af'1 Ds5" sso
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distinguished M. thodist Minister and
prominent Temperance Lecturer once re-
marked thai go where be would. from one
end of the scourtry tos,he other he hardy
ever failed TO find Plantsien Bittcrs, and
while he condemned the practice sofSsusng
these Bitters too freely, he could not consci
entiously say that he would discard them
from the side board. Tor he had himself expe
rienced beneficial results from their use, and
that, fromia long and 81 ose observation, h.
was convinced that when used moderately,
end as medicine exclusively, they were all
that was recon mrndtd At the same time
he warned his h, arers not to pull the cork too
often, Tor they were far toe pleasant tonic
TO trlie with.
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some Team.

Almost any pleasant day can be seen on
our streets huge dog drawing miniature
buggy, occupied sometimes by two boys,
sometimes by little boy and girl, children
of f r. R.nney, Esq, of tins city The dog
is thoroughly broke TO the harness. and seems
to enjoy the drives as well as the children.
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In Prob.te--Kenosn. county. Coars.

eased. ~ sD'o y VIZ ~
ON reading and sling the pettion 0, George Perry
administration OF the said estate represrf,t in.'
among other things that he has fully admin ii e. q
said estate and praying thai time and place be xe4
Tor allowing and examining his count o, his NdniA.
istrstion nled and that thereupon strbu ion OF te
surplus bs made aad he be discharged r m his trust
Judge q This court the soth day of November ses
O'Clock OF said day. and that disribution Of sgs-
plus be Shereppon made and said e dis
charged fom his trust And IL s further ordered that
Notice thereof be given to all persons interested bY
publishing this order In = Kenosha ;eleg aph, q
weekly newspaper published in Ken sha city Tor three
weeks successfully before said day Of examining saA
account. j. PETIT, County Judge,
Dated Oet.30, 1863. 3w2s
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The following Is a record OF the standing Of
the pupiis'inthe Il gn School Tor the mon Al
ending Oct, 18th. l00donotes perfection and
any deduction from 100 denotes deficiency oh
the part OF the pnpil. Average Scholarship
denotes the average of all the recitation tor
the month Average Monthly Standing il
found by combining the averages of Scholar
ship, Panctuslity. Attendance and Dcport
ment. Relative Standing Is based on the Az
ersge Monthly Standing:
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MARRIED.

WELLS-TAPLING.-A the residence of j.
l.. Yule, III this city, Mr.. 9. E. Wells and
Miss Ada Tapping, OF Racine, Was. q eEeg
GOBHAM--HOCK .DAY AT the congregational
Par ,onage III thlscity, Oct 81 ls69 oy Rev. ID
j. Hitchcock. MIR has NJ Gorliam and Miss
annie Hockaday. both of Milburn- III. assfs
PACEY-WOODHOUsE- Atthe residence of the
bYi,,rls Inoiher in she town Of Rannan. Oct q IN
b the Re Mr.. Pope, Robert W. Pacey and Miss
Katie Woodhoure, both uf Randall. FS8 vg.s
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the matter the estate fussel Daley
ehN readin5 and Cling the petition of Margaret D.
said deceased, representing among other nss has
she has fully Administered said estate and praying
lining her account finer administration sd and thst
IN reupon distribution ofsurpus he made sI she be
discharged from her trust ii lie ordered that said
unit be examined by the Judge Of his court on the
county of Kenesha, at 10 ocloeh OF saic day ana
that distribution OF surplus be thereupon n de ana
said exeeutrix be discharged from trust And IL II
further thatnotce thereof be given to all per
sons nteres ed by publishing this orderin Che Kenoshe
telegraph weekly newspaper pulslik ed in Kenoeha
city, for three weeks cessveIy before said day
amining said account. J.J. PETIT I. County Jn ge,
Ia ed October 50, 1899 - SwSS
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OFFICE OF THE kENOSHA TEL .EtiRAPH.
/ Thursday. Nov A. 1869.

OFFICE OF THE X ENoSHA TEL .EtiRAPH.
20 Thursday. Nov A. 1869
There is but little doing in wheat, farmers
mostly holding for better prices. The lots
offered sell at a range OF $4,000; Barley 60@90
Oats 3Sc. Corn in the ear roc, and 75c. for dry
good weight; Sheep have wider range in
price and sell at 81 5o@$2 Potatoes 80 with
some sales to families at 35c Butter is lower
and sells at a ranged 2St@3S :; Fresh eggs q;
Timothy hay $40; Wild hay 81.
LUMBER.-We have all been waiting for
the "good time coming, = esnd for buyers OF
lumber the good time" has come, as We have
to report another concession in favor Of buy
ers We quote cOmnonslumber $l2; twelve
focs fencing $l2; IA aud 16 foot fencing $l3
A shingles 1878; Posts l2c.; Lath $3.
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Porcelain pictures at, Truesden's.
Side Walks.

Kenosha has the name OF having the finest
sidewalks of any town on the lake, but we
have heard several complaints in regard to
some of the street crossings. In various
partsofthe citywhere Narrow sidewalks cross
the streets the walks are something less than
a foot higher thantthe road, ana il is imposs-
lille TO drive over them safelysat pace faster
than walk. viii orr street comm-s sioner
look INT O The matter? ,a44 81 4
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DR.. s. G. Baldwin,

Among the business cards on our irst page
tlcman, who has cast his lot in This place. and
solicits share of the public patronage. Or.
Baldwin is q gentleman highly spoken Of by
his nony friends az finished physician and
surgeon. courteous and accommodating, and
we trust he may meet with success. In this
city, 81 - S-s~ ~ 3
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: AUCTION SALE.

'HrHE undersigned will cell ut public auction 90
y his residence in the town OF BRISTOL 40 Mon
day Nov. Sth, 1889 the following described prop
erty. to wit: rN4. NJ n
flvt cows: TWO year old tieefs two warnings,
one setfraking reaper Woods patent. one NOW.
err two plOws one ming mill. one cnltivator me
cauldron kettle, one buggy. ard .ev,Tsi o'hep
farming utenRils. togeiheR with his hons, hold gue-
niture SAFE tn commerce a. II O'Clock q N.
Terms of Sale--AlI sumo und, Five Collars ca sI.
all suns over five dollars credit nf one wear VITA
BE- given. on good approved notes at . cent.
1w22l I, n, ftiejFg q L. JONES r.
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The progress 81 the scho9t is considerably
retarded by irregpiarity Of Attendance. We
fear that parents do not realize that this Is
regularity uhectsnot only The pupil himself
but Injuries every member of the class aud the
school, Parents and friends are always cor
daily welcomed ut the school rooms
Fl. o. DURKEE
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Chicago Post.

The Post Is universally acknowledged to be
one OF he liveliest ard spiciest papers in the
country. II is always hrim full Of the freshest
and most lnteres ing news. Its commercial
ard market reports are full and reliable. II
cheapest papers published in the west. What
now specially commends the Post to republi-
cans, is the fact, that in the bitter conflict in
Chicago between the republican party and the
''people's.'' or johnson de mocratic party the
Post is The only English daily that stands firm
with the republicans.
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Fires.

. aa 3
Last r'day afternoon. about 2 o'clock, an
alarm was given on our streets, calling out
Oh fire companies with their machines. The
old red building just east of Head & Susher
lands Wagon Factory, on Market Street, had
taken fire from the chimney, but the fire was
extinguished before any material damage was
done. Had the FIRE got under Roadway a
serious conhagration nigh, have resulted, us
]. would have beena hard matter to have
saved Head & Sutherlands' buildings .'e
On Sunday, about noon a fire was discov.
cred in dwelling house near n r Allen q
Sous Tannery, but fortunately it was discoyr
cred in time to be extingaished before much
damage was done. sa tsseE aat yae
--~~7-,.--@.--.. XII ss7s'a
Copy,ng and charging done at Thresholds 5.
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

g. ~. a. NOV. LIST 1869.
Present Mayor Robinson Aid. Glover,
Simmons, Halliday. Nichols, McDermott, En-
giish, Qligley, Ca fferty .Scheffen and Meyers.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
On motion OF Aid. Nichols, the matter in
regard to Inc Mandauus served on the Board
OF Alderman, was referred to q select COM
nit &c OF three, the Mayor acting as chair
man. The Mayor appointed Aid. Nichols
and Glover % ws
| Acomn 1nication was presented and read
by E. G Timme, County Agent in regard 10
Nancy Clifford.
On motion of Aid. Nichols the Mayor was
requested to give the NECESSARY. notice forth
with.
The Bill of j. G Buddle. Street Supervisor
was presented, ami. to s52.75. o
On motion of Aid. Qagly, the rules were
suspended aud $500 allowed on said bill and
bill referred 10 committee on claims.
The second report of the street Supervisor
of the I'd Ward was presented and referred
to the Alderman of said Ward. f7t
BILLS REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON CLAIMS.
Dewey s. Rush, Paint &c.. s. Is 60
NJ. Gallagher, window sash for poor
house. 20
Th0s. Keenan,, tabor. ................ Is
D. krlegsman, uray age.... w
On motion OF AID Nichols the rules were
suspended.and. the following allowed
.. Hougnry Sexton. Observation-Disclosures. Ii 0O
White, making stakes for cemetery. n "a
On motion of Aid. Quigey The rules were
suspended and the following Bills allowed:
Owen Sweeney, labor. ..............S 3 90
Thos Keenap, labor. ! "a
lGreat Western Telegraph Co.......... y
| On motion of Aid Simmons the rules were
suspended and SIS allowed to i 5. Ketchum
for painting Poor House -
| Bills referred to committee on Fire Depart
ment; Irwin Cobb, L Knapp. gig
| On motion of Aid. Simmons one quarter
Salary was allowed to clerk 500.
On motion OF Aid Glover the application
for buying the olu Hook aud Ladder Truck,
was referred to committee on Fire Depart.
ment with Eower to act.
Aid. Quigley moved that permission be
granted % Mrs. Keenan, to move her house
or her iot in block SO providing she put said
house in respectable shape.
Ayes and Noes called tor. 4arf4 4ar-rs.s.
Ayes :-Qufgiey, Halliday, McDermott
Catcrty, English, scloffepand Meyers, Z,
Noes :--Glover, Simmons, Nichols, 8.
Aid. Qng'ey moved that license be granted
to Mrs Duffy from nov until the inauguta
ton of the new Board for $l2 = gB el<a
Ayes Halliday, MeDerlnott, Cafsrty
Quigley. English. Scaone1, Meyer, =
Noes Glover, Simmons and Meyer, 8.
i Aid. Quigley moved that license be granted
to Gerhard Becker from now until the inaug
uratisn Of the new Board for $12. Carried. )
Is Aid. Glover moved that Q days team worl
be allowed to 4th Ward. Carried. W. s
r On motion of Aid. Halliday the license Q
w. f. Beckinan was transferred 10 U. F. Ca
dy. go ~ - .x7.'ti 1t7 II ai.s-
Aid Nichols moved that the harbor com
! mittee be instructed to settle the earnings d
the dredge at Racine, and use their discretion
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Pill rims Progress Ooncers.

This concert by the young people or Inc
Baptist Church and Others OF this city was
gwen on Friday evening of week before last
aud repeated on Saturday evening.
1 The programme tor the first evening ives
very long, and this coupled with The delays
tattendng the production of some of the tab
leak, rendered TIE entertainment somewhat
tedious.
: In these particulars there WAS o marked
improvement on Saturday evening. AS .
whole, the concert was success. The re
ceip,s were satisfactory, thesinging excellent.
ard the tableaux beautiful.
We were particularly pleased with little
Maud Miller aged six years, who sang solo,
which was enthusiastically encored Mrs
Ada Holmes has remarkably sweet voice.
Her solo. Jacobs Prayer and duet with
Miss Carrie Arndt, were very fine. Miss
George Cranes and Miss Ella Miiler's solos
were also EXCELLENT
The quaitette composed of Misses Victor
inc Colweil and Libbie Winnegar and Messrs.
Chas. Frantz and RS. Sexsmit h. sang lsever-
al pieces with fine effect ThesoIo by Capt.
Frsntz-ssThe Evergreen Mountains of Eite."
and Chorus by the quartette was very excel
lentiy rendered. The opening chorus of fifty
voices showedmueh discipline sd H4aass.
8. The tableaux characters were we'll person
ated, and the costumes which were mostly Of
home manufacture were good and appropriate
The tabieaux: Christian receiving the
roll from Evangelist,--TTh fight with Apol-
yon,-Hercy's Courtship. The Rugged Way,
and Christiania's Grave, were very effective.
The two leading characters, Christian and
Chr,sitania were well personated by Mr..
David w. Millerand Miss Amanda Colwell.
The interest ot@the entertainment was
heightened by the happy arrangement OF
parts While the tableaux were arranging, |
the audiene was entertained with the singing
which was adapted in sentiment to the scene.
last presented, and with short explanatory
readings by Mr.. Hosea Barns. 81
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Wisconsin was governed by the King
Of France ninety three years; by the King
of Great Britain twenty years by the
State of Virginia one year; by the terri
tory of Ohio sixteen Yeas; by Indiana
territory ninefyears, and by the territory
of Michigan eighteen years, She contin,
ned territory If the U1ited Estates for
nearly twelve years, when, on the 18th 81
March, 1848, she became the thirtietf
state of the Union. "sti'3 s}3'&
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Betting on Election.

Betting on Election. 1850. 80 = =
!. Quite number of small bets, from g silk
hat down 10 pair of boots, were lost and
won on the election in this county, while wait
ing for the returns las. Tuesday evening.
and we were party to one being called on
to hold the s'siak' s''--which we did unhesi-
tatingly, as the aforesaid stakes consisted
of the bivalyes and accompanying, documents.
Our friends will always find US willing
stake holder on the occasion of such bets.
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| Personal.

6IStIuaIs
| Last Sunday we had the pleasure of meet
ing our old friend and -chooImase, r I B,ish
now travelling tor a tobacco house in Dayton.
OHIO. ''Irve" is looking well and rugged and
in Ohio
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New Store

New store
Messrs Paul Sauber & Co will open new
Grocery and Provision store next week. in the
store now occupied by E. j. Bentley. See our
advertising columns next week for iarticu-
lars. a
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The Usual Bonfire.

The youthful democracy of this city kind'cd
their usual " fragrant Democratic victory
bonfire or Market square last Tuesday eve
ming, but owing to a lack of fuel it was kept
burning but for short time. Dry goods box,
es, barrels, DC. were scarce.
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Teachers Of Kenosha County.

Any books you may wish to introduce in
your schools you can get at introduction
prcesp al E, j. Benlley's. Sweow.
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A Change

A Change.
We are informed that the Union has again
changed hands--Mr. d. E Goodrich retiring
flom The Institution, and w Webster as
sumiug control. G. P Smith remains as a 81
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New Advertisements
LOST

BOUT the frat of October 81 Sheep srayed from ms
premises, marked with tie letter "I,' in black
pant pant s ar T. right o9der ny information 10
Wnefc they can be found .4ay lie sent the
sen,i. &. w p 7, NPlIERE =.
4w:S ~ tti - : Paris WIS
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PROFESSIONAL.


Ofthe Lighthill Medical Institute N. Y. City,who
mas been 4 aEFav As4As
Located in Janesville. Wis.
For the past three years. and whose singularl3
successful practice IN the freshmen OF all Oh Oh
IC DISEASES has attracted the attention OF til,
whole country. will, in compliance with many u
gent requests return to
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in regard 10 repairing her st Racine or bring
ner home. Carried
On melton Of Aid. Clover the matter in
regard TO furnish thermembers OF Hose Co.,
No @ithA tsfxsgatsds spsnness Rsss refer
red Is csfnaiE tse in sFresD:tptf p,eaA.
Goancll sajonfLed.
.ss..s.s,.-s.- PilIelP .IEAIZ,
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BILIoUsNEss When you feel bilious, no
appetite tongue coat. d, bitter taste in your
take a tablespoonful of DR. Stafford :
Stomach and Liver Inyigora,ormernIng, and
evening. until cured. This medicine mas been
used in private practice for upwards of. ten
years in all complaints of the Stomach and
Liver. and has given the very best OF satis1ac
ton in nearly every case: 81 -lrS "a
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EVIDENCE or SUCCESS.

EDITORIAL Eatract J,ons me KenosAd Telegraph
FEB. 1Ssb. 1869.
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Change of time.

By reference to the time table at the head
Of this column, it will be seen that the Ken
osha Accommodation train leaves att O'Clock
A. NJ instead of at 6 45 as heretofore.
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ELECTION RETURNS Next week we
will glye' the official returns of the cleo
ton in this state, being unable to do SO up
to the time of going to press.
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''B. J +" of the Union worked himself into
steto on Tuesday evening over the State Sena.
tors manner OF doing business 40 $50
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l.. Fellow. & Co have the best stock OF
Dry Goods. Shawls. &C., in the market, and
are selling them the cheapest.
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+ Use Compound Arnica Oil Linirent for
rheumatism. Neuraigia, Bruises, Sprains.
Toothache, Wounds, Burns, COrns &c. II
gives she best satisfaction OF any thing that
was ever put into a hottie Try it. Sold by
all Druggists. 1y8
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Teachers of Kencsha County.
Any books As5u may wish toiptf6duce in
your schools you can get at ssintrodnction
prices at E. j. Bentlcy's. 8weow.
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Building.

Building. 6s S
j. G. Gottfredsen, Esq, is erecting neat
rr<rd nee on The west side of Kenosba street,
iue soa'h Of he Park, which, when compet
ed. viii add much to the appearance of tina,
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