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, 1869-07-09

oxe-Judtclal AFp0kntmcnt-The
Northern RnCt1lt Railroad ITO
fect.
Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
eT. PAU1. July i.
Hon Thomas Wilson. OF Nsuona, Chief Justice Of
the SUPREME Court Of thi4 State, has resigned bis
position for the purpose Of taking pan N politics.
Re Is candidate for the United states Senate 70
succeed Norzan- Colonel James Gi1nlAn, q tn9
city, has been appointed by the Governor Ca1e1
Jnsitoe for the uuefpred term about tnfee !eAta'
Colonel GlnHan wass Colonel Of Alnnoe
FotA regiment, and is an able laWyes.
General John r. AEcru. Publishes letter de-
clintno 10 DC candidate for Governor At sne next
election.
Tie party Of sentlemen interested In the North
era Pacific Railroad, who arrived here fron tne
Eatt On Tuesday, stan to- o-mor.ow 70 explore the
rrr1on of the proposed road bJ the way Of 81
t?tsud. Cor. Marshall accompanies the party as
far - Fed K1rer.
, 1869-07-09
ELGIN

'Nefthern insane AnyluHn-Cfsy Lonn
Fotcd-Dcnth Of q Victim OF tho
Lh1e tFid1c DtAaxteK.
special despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ELGlx, H., Jls5 s. {,
The election IN 1hts city to raise On additional
loan Of ss@'ooo to ND In the projected iEorroFe-
nents connected With The location OF the North
c1u Insane As!la1n, resulted Us foIloEs: For loan
tse; against s'- Il wss sweeping support of
the Copncu.
The Ftrc a1d Police Board Of Chicago arc e1-
Stl.by steam nre engine now In tnis cir.
Iur bridge Is p14sahle By Temporary spau,
IQ; one yicIn Of the late disAster, ,ttic chi.d.
has dtrA
, 1869-07-09

xEiAconA1H KtAsa TpneAcF4s AA.octn-
ti0u-IntaFcGtinX Exercises XeHtcT.
, 1869-07-09

Dish ater to un Illinois Central TFna
Engineer Killed.

-EuEinccr Killed.
EANKAxxK, July s-The last night south waEd.
bound fltifht sraln Of the Illinois Central RaiiIoao
Tan % he usek three miles below this city, from
some caute II present unkuoHn Taere
Is = rumor that the boiler exploded. The
meath the wreck. TheIr WAS rcarce traee LETT
Of the unfortunate mAu- The fireman vas AZ
badly bca1ded, and there IVES tumor to toKn toat
q brakeman was killed, but Tbs Is denied. 4
number Ut road ou3ctals CANE down ffoun Chicago
this morning, to Investigate the naster, aod VIII
probably Iot return until night
, 1869-07-09

Sentence OF NuFdc fef1 CoWWuttds
sA|AEE1u. GA, Jelly s--Tne Governor nAs
coHmuted tie sentence OF the negro murtcre1s OF
pucknaan and HyoA1Eckef. Two German garden
ers, ueag ttts ctrJ, seniencel to ne hung On nc
l7fh OF July. to one Jeafb imprisonment n.
Governor
, 1869-07-09
Fotni Shooting AffrMy At DECATUR

CtSe1KEAy1, July S--Decatnr. Ala. was 5estel-
day the scene of another fAta1 shooting A1Fa5. =
man named Samuel Francis wad shot and tnottauy
wounded By young man named stuart, tne A.
lered rcaEQn TOR Hnch ts that Franet& had eeYefe5
beaten Stua:t's fa1her, 70 yeafa old. ionng
Stuart was tried and acquitted. the es!aence %
the examination showing that FTa0cla had pistol
cooked and covered with cloth In his lap, while
being shaved ut the barber shop, when Stuart en-
tered 10 question him regarding the treatment OF
b!s IAther.
, 1869-07-09

OsuIoo, July e.-HREAnsyrFTs-flcnr ttrady and
uueEsnt-H: ssIes Of LOO br!. At 4s.3 for No
tpEiEE Srsa for 4mbeT win:rr; toE wh!se: Syoo
atnttr II sLse nd 1,no Ia d. :. *ls'- !:asn 4ul
..e. nat nsht cf l6ter In No It tx: and e,5N hu
No at &c. Gem Hlta1. AL;s pe1 eHt.
MI aG1IHkp1 STEADY; eho5ss sls~; 'h1siaht,
New YLEk- IT..
LAKK rNron1s-a1.coo In wheat az 40 # iun.lcr.
EA4kL E1ft1HIr-glS hra ttoGr; 1850 bu wheat,
Il ~ LII Sl{p. - L tuEhs{,
, 1869-07-09

Kai1rond Project-murdcr Cnsc.
LOUISVILLE, July The Council tonight
ADOPTED retlluttuu submitting 70 the voters o.
Louis vile proposition to tat the city 3laoocs 10
htiild The She, rllie Railroad.
The testimony In the Cso1ton murder casa Vas
closed this slternoGn, and the arguments Will t'e
heard tomorrow.
, 1869-07-09

BUFFALO, July s--A lArse humber Of citizens
met last erentp4 for the prfpo4d Of forming nce
trade league. Resolutions indic4ttye Of the O.
}ects OF tie meeting were adopted, md commit.
lee on permanent orERniIa1 an appointed TO fePoat
NJ 4 subsequent meeting.
, 1869-07-09

S1w 01ALAxs. Jal5 l5A-Co11os-Qdet; middunsa
ntt aAlt1. - Rslte; nrr!ptA - balta-
AoNx1 1An1-l;ole. Ign aisrflns e1chAnse To- fr~
u E& aitht 6rAfts- II PREMIUM
rar4@Ps1CT7tsIticsF% m PIT % ntn i ~ sHpstsnea e. 49, x1
rAoyluoNe-Purt. &1&N. baeuu rtt.ilin8 I lthGa
MAsAeA-c Lard unchanged.
GuocIKHs-SeEat tcn1uf Upward: er,nu,on. 9i+4G
lt.e; prime, l5AtAlr+c. Moaasses. rrboed. s*atoc-
NnNxEI-Actlys II 4l@.
, 1869-07-09

SEw YORK. Jn'y s---The great subject on The
tapia aiuonR sporting and hoFsemen is the trotting
l;ir and Lady Thorn. which II 10 tAke place at tho
Fashion Course, Lo1E 1sland. next Monday, for
ss,aT. The "GEl - Ia EeG2rle'i ~ many as the
unttlarnted successor to Hrxter.
DosfoSv July SIN q t2,"N match, to wagons,
between Hotepur and Myron Perry. yesterday
afternoon. At stc PARK, the latter won In three
straight heats THne--2:ss; 2:3o anil s:s9t:.
, 1869-07-09
3NDn 6H3n fMnFkef.

DrT4tn. July a-RectIFts- Flosr. 20 hri,; whe.t.
-Ehtas. 5000 b1 ocrn. spoo bu oats. 4 90 la:
bnets @ - 4 Il elty sseaa3 .a.nt 4 zGa VII e.
.lve, e1disd. and eio4tnk nnu; M Nils xe4tee
keld 1t &1.<a; ssleA 1s1,oo1 bu II II -NtALN for
ro Chleaxo 90 the spo1 and te as:.se: s:ssi q
Milwaukee II y the tp:,. Corn u fa1r tn
9at1y nd hishtI: saics ~ b. Nh M5ns I'D
do tnk d.ra II the Sutetdc fss.st4. Rye stcaay
salrs, 1n,7ta hu MIN aux ca II 5Lla HaEhy nsap.-
PpoyNpss-Puik teeaay Al Fl nua171a Lard
tsrzdy 1t IKE.
HIonw1xta-Dull and nominal 1t 81.
, 1869-07-09

CONCORD, July R-S4ade1s' Block. IN FAneftile.
tnrrnrd this morning. 1t E48 occupied ~ sto9Ge
b. III. sxnden, Whose losa Il 900; Geo. "
Ablott. clothing, loaA Ss,51o: n4ls 1 CaAak!eh,
otJ goods and shoes, ioas SAooo. AcSeu es!ses'
g1ocFrte4 lna1 &1.ooo
, 1869-07-09

BosTpN, July a-The annual convention Of the
opernt31c plssterers OF North America assembled,
ills morning, at Horticultural Hall The follow
ing er1cers were elected for the ensuing year:
Craig, Of Portland, First yice President: Thomas
L. uogan, Of ChlesEo, Second Vice President; !;
William ]. Roberts, Of Detroit, General Secretary
pYcparaiions for the entertaining Of the tsnrcse1.
iasi7es, By the Boston societies, ara ~ 11At could
he leS1rtl
, 1869-07-09

T4rrncnen. July e.-crude r~tr,teuu market un
1hspfed l4ae Y the ncsninai d1re fe, sEst r ~es
E.1a- No sa}.s rr(orrrd- Rein "a 4a.et and nru at
attt yestsIday fs7,rcs t.e of t by lat II Sep
half. ssSc hneu.t and Sspteuer. Sc; August to Uc
tober. 1k. ShfpEkntfHAnfwaf afi. 478 It.s fctncd.
, 1869-07-09
ReciRFAEifv.


O7rAwL July s--uon. John Rose, F1naactai
Minister Of Canada, has gone to Washington, and
has m appointment to-muuuw VITA Secretary
Fish In reference to the new Reclp1pcnJ lfe1!'
, 1869-07-09

Bright wss to Atf the euTrs1mens through hsN
70 TAKE the subject into consideration. AE. Btt1sE
put I number Of questions. chiefly upon engineer.
tnx points, and touching tha Insc+AahtitI Of the
scheme, and promised to takt IN carly opportunity
Ut lartnK the matter before the C1o:uet. -
, 1869-07-09

A1BiNY. July S-Tne Governor has paTdoned
EtFaft UodgdoD, convicted Of murder II ths
second dcg7ee, IN View YORK who Fas sentenced
to Imprisonment TOR Tie
, 1869-07-09

FRESu TROUBLE In TIE MINISTRY.
M1pHID July S.
There are fresh complications IN regafh to the
Ministry, and i, Is likely the whole Cabinet VT!
resign.
, 1869-07-09

Auti-Prohibttion FNrtT in mas1A.
chuheft1.
Bosrnf, Ju1y s.-Tne Cn1on Republican State
centra1 LexRpe Ii the nane Of the new political
Organization formed To oppose pEoatnttoEJ legs
Atton.
for Governor.
, 1869-07-09

gan F11nclaca Market. .
BAN FaANc1aeo. July A-Flous dull 1t 4L5o3a35k.
Whtat active NJ tLNt2ls4 fer ehasnc. Letal Rrters
, 1869-07-09

CU0N, EQBuRN e w..
NENkfAFE1 AnTZHT11TN0 A0ENIA
ARE 1xAofisst reefsx a3xsst4sesnsN4 for TEE THIB
tyr I1sfeH rnses Atn aeep,1s l., oE<r
hA-nsnb aotirs* for aH kKwBFAFEns ok AA0AxtNEa
IN any ia.4.osv} II us E. FHr1tFiAs4 II IL p+A-
tsAsrs ttxta rutts.
, 1869-07-09

The Detroit shooting Tournament.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DErAnEr, july l.
At the tournament to-day, the first match shot
WAS between u. u. Hunter, Of Chicago, and Cook
rtusinst Of Windsor. The former killed - out Of
IS t!Ids, and lie latter n
The It1t tnAtch wAI let tween G. II. Morgan, OF
Chicago ani Jaa- SocuIn. Of Detroit, al 25 single
hift5x. Morgan Killed ~ ami E1ocnm 12
Tho wraihtF ltein1 had, BognHiGs paid forfeit,
anil diinS attcnpt his feat against time. Not
wishing tt dIslppo1nt the people no wen. to sec
him, he gave prvnte e1hlh.tioD, killing 81 birds
uutl gathering ~ In Il nlnuteA.
, 1869-07-09
Notice to Contractors,

NVEILC ~ NWRt1 RISV10F
E.xa1spAcry,o RAILWAY CoxFAs1.1
OYyIK or EH1KY KAor1h
pnr SHrxluAa r. %. KAnsAA JGuc =. leS5
HEALxD PROPOSALS. VIII b. received undl 1aH
,S' 1ER II A. otote of tbs ChseS Eaxtuerf EASaAH
P1GtFrU RAILWAY CONPAEY-l..e uaioa Pse1s
R.ilrny Company, Eazte41 D!1iAon-sf PHI eoe:id.
Kauaaa tths present weste1a ter1fsna of tha fnAat
GRADIsG md BRIDGING On the E}rr OtEaaoa y
~. & ,+.D ,ton Of the road TO penyes, Colorado.
P,pd1es and speeheat3ona Of th> work ma. r g
stt.r JIv l1 Il th oee md nj the Ofea of The 6eA'
". H GKEENWo0p.
Chief Hrxtoeer. &e. KArsas PAcae d. b. y
, 1869-07-09

UARTPnHp, July A-Thc commencement excl
tdscs Of Tftnt5 College took place in the Opera
House in this cry, to-ttay: Arthur Meconkry i e.
this STATE ga,e the Eautatory. 1nd Geofgo ots
Governor Jewell and bishop Williams we're pres
, 1869-07-09

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, Ill, July 8.
The Clnctnnatt Red Stocking liAsc ltAll Club
will r!sy match game Of bali with tho Forest
Guy Club. on tn" xr'opds Of the latter on Satuf-
li8J afternoon, J1tv 10 4 match hal been prr-
ti0ualy AI11uge! f1F Tho same date between the
Forest CrJ aud the olympic Cluh. Of Washington.
d. t.. but Was abandoned % account Of the fall
urc OF the latter rlah 10 fnl0t Its engagement
NkN iUHK, July A-In the RaMe Of bASc bali
aged yesterday, 1t Williamsburg, between tho
lfarsar.1s sud Eektords the latter were victorious
hY ecQIt u Il 10 :.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
Union Teachers Association.

Association met at the school house, Dist
No. 2, Somers, Friday evening, Dec. It'll, an
was well attended by teachers and othe
friends of education.
The meeting was called to order by Presi
dent F. T. Lee. Roll call and response b,
sentiments. The following teachers wer'
present, most of whom presented reports 0
their schools:
: From Somers, Mr.. E. Briggs, Dist. No. l
Mr.. o. Day, Dist. No. Q; Mr. w. Spence Dis
No. s.. Miss Z. Wescott, Dist. No. 9; V
Barnes, Dist. No. IL. From Pleasant Prairie
Mr.. M. M. Rice. Dist. No. 2; Mr.. j. N. Clapp
Joint Dist. No. 10. From Paris. Mr.. g. F.
Jordan, Dist. No.. Mr.. II. Barns, was pre-
sent, and conducted a class exercise in abbre.
Yiations the words were given in full by the
teacher. and the corresponding authorizations
were spelled by the members of the class
mentioning capital letters and periods.
The Association had the pleasure of listen
fng to an essay read by Miss Lucy Wescott.
Mr.. Graham conducted very instructive
exercise in Geography; feeling that it would
be benefit to some who were absent, we re-
port some of the questions: What is
boundary Is Wisconsin bonded partly on
the east by Lake Michigan Is Kenosha Coun-
ty bounded east By Lake Michigan, or Mich
igan? Does the town Of Somers extend to
the centre OF Lake Michigan? What is the
diffe renee between Town and Township?
How many Towns in the County of Kenosha,
and how many Townships %
After recess of fifteen minutes, the ques.
ton, Resolved, THAT we grow more happy
as we grow more learned, was considered.
Mr.. R. Graham was called to the chair. On
motion, a committee of five was appointed
by the chairman to decide the question. The
following were appointed Messrs. Levi Fox,
H. F. Jordan, o. A. Atwood, Mrs. Graham,
Mrs. FL. F. Jordan. Affirmative supported
by E. Briggs, H. Barns, and V. Barnes; neg
alive, W. Spence. F. T. Lee, I. Clapp. q
After discussion, Mr.. Lee in chair. Decis-
ion rendered by committee in favor of Affirm
atiye.
On motion of Mr.. H.. Barns, Messrs,
R. Graham, M. M. Rice, FL. 0. Durkee' and
F. T. Lee were appointed Committee of Ar
rangements, to make preparations for q
Teachers Institute to be held in Kenosha
High School, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, Goth, Both and 3lst of December, 1869.
The Association had the pleasure of listen
ing to some remarks of an old friend, Mr.. NJ.
M. Rice, to whom the County is much in
debted for assistance in educational matters.
: Association then adjourned, to meet at the
Union Church, Pleasant Prairie, at the call
of the President. V. V. BARNES, Sec'y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
Racine Dramatic Association.

The above named association will give an
entertainment at Kimball Hall, on Friday,
(to morrow evening, on which occasion will
be presented Goldsmith's popular comedy in
five acts, "She Stops to Conquer" with q
strong cast of characters. The performance
Will conclude with the laughable farce, Lin
erck Boy" The company gave their initial
performance at Belle City Hall. Racine, Oh
Christmas night, to an oyerhowing and APP
preciative audience, giving entire satisfac-
ton. The Journal of yesterday says every
part was well rendered, and compliments thu
was put upon the stage.
We hope our theatre-goers will tnrn out e.
naaSse and give the Racine-ic artists crowd
ed house, taeH eiH as a.as
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
PLEASANT HILL, MINI, April 8, 1866

PLEASANT HILL, MINI, April 8, 1866.
DIR. C. w. RoBAcK, Cincinnati, O.-Dear
Sir Last fall my wife had the liver com
plant so that she was unable to sit up but
tor a few minutes at a time. had physic7
ian doctoring her for some time, but the
medicine he gave her seemed to do her but
little or no good. was advised to get q
bottle of your bitters and let her try them,
and see if they would help her. SO l thought
if one bottle would be good, two would be
better, and got her two bottles, and when
she had taken the last bottle full she could
do most of her housework. i got her one
more, which entirely cured her, and she
looked the best have seen herfor four years.
We recommended them to some of our neigh.
bors. who have used them with great success,
Address, ORV1s A. MASON,
Pickwick, Winona Co., MINI.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
sleighing Christmas.

The sleighing was excellent on Christmas
and everything available in the way of horses
and sleighs was called into use. In the after
noon there were several spirited races be-
tween some of our fast nags through Mair
Street. In the evening all the large sleighs
were flying through the streets, filled with
boys and girls unsteady inclined, and we
were treated to sJohn Brown" "Home
Again." etc., with ACCORDION accompaniment
Later In the evening we heard the well known
song "We won't go home till morning.
(hic)-from large sleigh filed with "mock-
ing birds" The horses didn't want to stay
out till morning, so they started for the sta
BILE On a runaway. One of the boys jump
ed out, and striking on smooth place, sid
about two rods on his back. Shortly after
another fell out, striking on soft place-on
his Matchmaking the stars fly every way. A
third plowed gracefully into the snow and
dirt near Mr.. Gottfredsen's new building.
The horses were finally stopped without do
ing any damage. Taken altogether, Christ
mas passed off very quietly in this city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
THE SOth VOLUME
NEW SERIES NEW FoRM!l
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fer and How to Read them,' is special feature.
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Customs, Religions aud modes OF Life IN different
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Physiology and AnatOmy.-The Organ1za'
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the Laws of Life and Health-What we should Eat
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VOLUME. and with January number, 1870, new
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
Literary.

Literary.
The CATHOLIC WORLD for January ha
reached us. and contains the usual quantlt,
of good substantial reading matter. Among
the articles are: The Future ofProtestantisn
and Catholicity Hurston Hall; aDecembel
Eiobt 1869 = Vausleb, the Oriental Scholar
and Traveller; My Christmas Gifts; A Hero
or a Heroine A Christmas Hymn; Putmans
Defence ETC.; New York; The Cathonc fuo'
LEGATION House, 1875 Nassau street.
/ THE scHooLMATE for January is before US,
and contains many fine articles and illustra-
tions. The table Of contents embraees Ku-
| fms and Rose. or How the Victory Was Won {;
The Changeling Music Made Visible; Paper
Bags The Wonderful Ring; Declarations,
Dialogues, etc. Now is the time for the
children to write stories-the publisher offers
$40 as a prize for the best original story Wit
ten for the SchooImate, by subscriber not
over fourteen years of age. Boston. Joseph
Fl. Allen.
THE OLD FRANKLIN ALMANAC Tor ioIv ~
received It contains, among other valuable
reading matter, history OF the Important
events of 1868 and 1869, both in America and
Europe : list of Speakers in the House OF Rep
resentatives since the first Congress EXccu-
tions in the United States in 1868 and 1868, ETC.
Philadelphia, A. Winch, sos Chestnut st.
Price 20 cents.
@THE AMERICAN ACKNOWLEDGMENT for January
contains some choice matter for our farmers,
and should be on every farmers table. rms
number has two fine engravings, entitled "Se-
we're Winter.' and sThe Young photograph
er.'' New York. Orange Judd q Co
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
60 KM MME2R CIAKs
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH. |

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH. [ 2
Thursday, Dec so 1852
GRA1N.-We quote Wheat at 68 @ n with
but little doing Barley 40 q so according to
quality. Oats mostly went at 40, but some
lots brought AZ. Corn in the ear 40 for select
ed dent and IS % 81 for other offerings.
PROVISIONS hogs S9. Cd $lO.5O
according to weight. Potatoes IS a 40. But
ter 20 a 25. Eggs 80. f-r 4,
CATTLE Beef cattle SIS. per hundred,
live weight. Fat Sheep So.
POULTRY.-Live turkies 90 10, dressed
1915 Live chickens 1925 @ $3.50 per doz.
dressed 10 cts.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
Photography.

Photography.
It is perhaps useless to say to our subscrib-
ers that Joslyn is unequalled as an artist
All he does will be one well at very moder-
ate prices. Photographs at 50. per doz, Fer
eotypes from 25 cents per doz to any price
desired Old pictures copied and enlarged,
and colored in oil or water colors, or in In
dia Ink very cheap, at Joslyn's Gallery oppo-
site Bain's Hardware store.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
MARRIED,

MIILER-EASTMAN-A the residence of the
brides father in this CITY, by the Rev Mr.. Eng
land, Dec. 29th. Mr.. Alfred Miller and, susan A
Eastman, both OF this city.
With the above notice came token OF remem-
brabce to the printer in the shape of a generous
piece of wedding cake In return our typos wish
the happy couple long and prosperous life, with
many blessings.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
The Laws Of Business.

The Laws OF Business ssf - s.e ~
We find upon our table a Book entitled,
THE LAWS OF BUSINESS FOR ALL THE STATES
OF THE UNION WITH FORMS AND DIRECTIONS
FOR ALL TRANSACTIONS By THEorHILU Is
PARSONS, LID, Professor of Law in Harvard
University. Cambridge, and Author of Treat
Uses on the Laws of Contracts, on Mercantile
Law on the Law of Partnership, ON the
Laws of Promisory Notes and Bills Of Elk.
change on the Laws of Insurance, and or
the Law of Shipping and Admiralty.
1t is a we'll executed book-the paper
print and binding being good-of 6S5 Octave
pages, exclusive of the table Of contents
And the name of the author is a sufficien
guaranty that the matter of the work is wha
it purports to be, as complete as can be com
prised in the space occupied. 1t is q worl
intended and suitable for business people
who are not lawyers, but need to UNDERSTAND
the Laws of Business. And every man an
woman in the ordinary transactions of lif
needs lust such a work. And in our opinion
all who obtain the Laws of Business will fin
they have made good investment.
G. W. Carpenter is agent for the Publish
ers and the book can be obtained of him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30
Presentation.

FT6S6nLaLl0n.
Christmas Eve, the Halliday House was
the scene offs very pleasant surprise to Mr..
Ed. Balm and some of The people connected
with his immense Wagon factory. The occa-
sion was the presentation, by the employees,
of magnificent gold headed cane to Mr..
Balm; splendid heavy gold chain to Mr.. Geo.
Yule, his worthy foreman land comfortable
sum of money to Mr.. Hargis, the time keep
er. Appropriate speeches were made by the
donors and recipients, and the greatest good
feeling prevailed. ah.e safs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30

RENovATIoN.-How often do we come in
contact with persons who are always COM
planning of i'll health They never feel well;
are either weak, debilitated, nervous, or have
no appetite. We would say to this class,
procure bottle of Hollands German Bit
tiers use it according to the directions, and
you will soon be restored to health and Yigor.
For sale BY all druggists. They are not a
beverage.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-12-30

The Rockford Gazette Of last week comes to
us changed in form and improved in appear
ance The Gazette says: "We make this
change because we believe it will be advan-
-tageous to our subscribers and tc our adYer-
tisers; that we may do better for both; and
not from any prediction of our own in favor
of the quarto ever the folio FORM" In it's
present form the Gazette is the same length of
the TELEGRAPH with six columns to the page,
but with the page half column narrower
than page of the TELEGRAPH. Success to
the Gazette in its present form. -