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The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-10

THS South Carolina uegross are dissatisfied
Having Urge majority Of votes in the State
they determined TO use their power TO their
own taste and advantage. They have formed
an unnired African party. from which, oar
Pct bsRtefe and white men are exclufiesi, and
relying solely upon their own numbers, they
design TO elect Governor and all state officers
end Senators and Representatives in Con.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-10

A Hamilton correspondent of the Eirek,
Sentinel is not sanguiue about Tom. Fitch 5
future. He writes:
Hon. Tom. Fitch expects to succeed him.
self In Congress, bnt Hon. d. R. Ashley. it Is
sud. will go linn rattle for the I.otnIna-
ton. Fitch, through his Zeal :Or railroad and
other niounpOlies, has lost caste of late With
his party III Eastern Nevada His chances
ful
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-10

II Is report, d that Garibaldi means 10 de-
vote himself hereafter exclusively TO htera-
ture; Whereupon suhs irrevert 1T fellow who
has been Reading his last novel remarks
" That Is what he will have to do, if he wants
to learn how to WRITE
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-10

woUIp'r CoME Ou1.-'The chairman of an
Iowa vigilance committee, who was instructed
to duck y person, NEhose aota nude him OBJ
po1ions to the community, made tho follow.
ing report. according TO an exchange. OF the
proceedings in the case: I'VE took the thief
TO tho riyer, made q hole IN the ios, aud pro-
ceeded TO duck him /; but he slipped through
our hands and hid under tho ice. All our eli.
forts 10 entioe him TO come out failed, and he
has now retained his advantage. SOME huurs."
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-10

Hon. Fry,MAs CLAHKE, Radical. and OK.
Comptroller Of the Treasury, Washington,
says tho people pay sine hundred millivns OF
taxa, only fonr hundred millions of which
over feseh the treasury.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-10

- Tas following ss.ibsi seandalous vay in
which some OF oprmosi able h,in IRE gar.
Lpted The yfihf.he; herr OF jew Billy. OF
Bile, hs-hs IA come.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-08-10


How AN OLD NEGRO CALcULATED AoE-The
Petersburg. Virginia, papers relate the follow
ing registering incident in that city:
Au aged colured man came up To his voting
place ON clutches seemingly with great diff
Guilty. The prescribed formula, "How old
are youl,' was asked. when the old man was
shru~n into much perplexity Recovering
himself however, he smuttered in an under.
tone, which was overheard: g-Ia-T0
well, how ole is my ole nassau"
1t SO Happened that gentleman was stand
ing by. well acquainted with him, who
promptly answered.: IN ,jElfT
fonr old master is about fifty.fve years
Of age" 'H#
WELL how ole is rnissus7"%, p ssTp i.
She Is about fnrty-hve years old.."
Gan. Miss Saliie2'' i y
"Thirty.hve, perhaps, next Fall"
An Young inisSuaf" - Sues. y srft ..
Nineteen this coming August"
Well. Use older than all pnt togedder; for
knose when d'y al was boriir
is needless to say that the old man was
passed amid tho good feelings 81 al present
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05
@aQren!
MeMe WaareM! n.
Qatbfart 4 Go.

erbalten jest bic erteu Spdtjabrswaaz
rem uno lahen NQe Elm, ibre i1dDne
Nu6wabl son Glenraayer su 7bei@>
ti9en, b%eionoers bic MEDITERRANEAN ar
tifel: .r
S@war;e Setben spn $1.75
bis 1915. @roBe @prtbeile ,perten
in ben better, idwar;en Alpacds sebotea.
CLAN pIaibS> fir An3iige. Giz
ne 1dSne Muswabl Der neueien Muiter
RON Damen<S tpffen, itbr bili9.
Mleranpria Glaze 5anb19ub Re
ppu auen5 @attirun9en> 9eusrun> Blau>
aasenoer unp purpur. Gben(p idSne
@lacez9 anel9ube fir Elm Dollar ras
paar. '
Gathfart 4 On.
Dz3S Gbas. 9. s. 5pffm an n, beut<
fder Glerf, Craber bel 9ast cr& MeGlaren.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-05

cd wetne>@bplera in Sbtp.-
Mua III Obto ii, abnli9 wie Dor Ginger
!3eit In S1inpis, etue formli9e Gbolera UNI,
ter ben nit Branntweiufdlempe sefatterten
S@wetneu aussebrp&eu, On eiuisenD efi1>
lerien erepiren tdsli@ 20-25 S&sueine Don
te 100. Man sibt benz Tutter NIT alter
unb latter S9leu1pe bte @auptf9u1b.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-01
CAUTION.

The public L. cautioned against employing anv
the regularly authorized Agents of the CSmna' M
~. since the Roberts Patent cover the use of thc
Torpedo and oil explosive materials for oil VOLS
and the u.s of snh materials by other parties il
fringing any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS viii ha
dealt with according to law, and as acting wiIlcnlIv
and knowingly IN defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts ".II-
The Company have re organized their businoss
with view TO accommodate Oil Men in every mart
OF the Oil RcgiOn. They have employed the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be prormred
for the business Each Torpedo IL labelled with
date af patents, together with the price of The or
peio, and signed by an officer of the Company 40
every Operator wishing Torpedo may Know its
price and whcther II canc from our oilics '" '''
tipe'ators will confer n favor by reporino m ,hi
O1lce my negligence of Agents, W "''
The following mined persons have been appolpt.
ea Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Renions
Of Pennsy sylvania and West Virginil 'o''
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-01
LIST OF AGENTS.

TiTUSyIILE, CHURCI RUN AND vIcINI
TY-SrkPltEN nO0F. Office, Hamilton', tirnr
store, addrrss Tltusville, Pa Assistant. John Van
Scircr. .-h ''' an
rIfusyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yrc,Nr
NrelI. IL THOMAS. OHice and address Nan.
zion House. Iitusyil'e, Pa. -'"'''
u esIIAMRURG AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ip-
IN. once, shamburg; residence, Titusyille. Pa
Assistant. A A. West. III"
EN-. zRPRISE, II.EASANTvILLE BEAN
VLIET. Office and address, Chase Honsc Picas SAS
antvillc Assistant, II. c. II untinrton 'eaS
TIDIOUTr AND WEST HlCKOIiy--Cu,S
CLARK. Office and address. Exp ,ess oti,co ma;
QUITE. Pa. Assistant, y. q. Bearlslev 'A''' iiui'
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND yICJNITy-
LEVI MASON Onice and address, petraIenm Gov
tre, Pa. A .sisant, Charles Blackrord VI" ""
o. TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District ,v,nr
on fl Creek nnd Cherry Run from story Farm y'rS TX
McCiintockvile-JAA My. SAUNDEES.' ad5resS "a
Iarr Farm, Pa. Assistant. Luther b. Saunders
Charles ". CochranGnd william Hoyt
McCLINTOCKvIlLE, OIL CITY AND RENO
a: $. WtsT. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
n ANtLIN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY rIv.
Err WiLBER Office and address. Franklin, Pa
SCEIIRG ASS. FOSTER FARM II PAaREtPS
LANplN'i-kIClIARD W. HEDPIELD. Office
and addr IS Scrubgrass, Ia Assistant, Il. W. Por-
terheld, address kmlenton, Pa.
WEST N!RilNIA--C. ID. ANGEL. and T. T.
OOtk. .Adaress Parkershurg, West Virginia.
60be1s PedruleVpl Torpedo Co.
nay-i1y.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-01
A LLEGHENY vALLEYR.N

New line p Bo Alo tbronch the Ol Rrgcl,
'f JCNBs, 1870
OoiN8 SOUTH.
OIL Chy. Franklin. partcr's n. Pt,g
NAH e,Uan ioN m 12.3Opm sni 3-,
Day n1p, 2WpD 13sph 4Hpm sGp.,
wight K1, o,Op M l0,Npn l,uGm '.Nap
Fusburg. PGksrS. Frsnkl'n ~ q. ,'tr
Way Pas'rs,So N 46rn as N ,,Hpr
Night Ex, 100 y N a,Oo n 5,sy "A S3'sr.
SILVER PALACE SLEErING CARS on N'g..
Exress trains both ways be,ween i,ahnrSh n.e
Cory.
J. ). LAwRRNeE. C.a. supt
THos n. Kiss, Aast Snp.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-01

NorE.-The passage referred TO bv Judge Grer in
his former decision, Wallace, p. 800 adopted As
Applicable to this case was rs follows:
VT is usually the case, when any valuable li<cov
cry s made, or any new machine Of great utility ia
invented, that the attention of the public has been
turned to that subject previously, and that many
persons have been making researches and eynerf
IN some measure anticipated in their sp.cratiOps
the possibility or probability Of such discovery or
tnventiOH many experiments have been successGIl
y tiled, coming Very near vet falling short of tbe
desired result. They have produced nothing bene
hcial The Invention when perfected NAV truly be
said to be the Gu minating point OF MANY eyneri
men g, not only by the inventor, hut by many 9th.
ors He may have profited indirectly bv the nnsuc.
cessfll experiments and failures of others. but II
gives them right to claim share of the bcnor Of
the profit of the successful inventor II il when
speculation has been reduced to practice when cy
pertinent tas resulted In discovery and when that
discovery has been perfected by patient ana contin
ued experiments, when some new compOund art
manu- uiacture. or machine has been ih,l. producrd
which Is useful to the public that the party making IL
Becomes apublic beheiactor and entitled to patent
have ut length succeeded, in spite of sn,ers and
SCOTS some valuable invention or discovery, how
seldom Is Il followed by reward! Envy robs him
Of the honor, while specuators, swndle q. ana nj.
rates rob him of the profits. Every un,nccr.s!nl
experimenter who did or DID or did not come y,rv
near making discovery now claims it.. Every Ons
who can Invent an Improvement or vary its i;r,n.
claims right to pirate the ORIGINAL discovery We
nee1 not summons Morse, or Blanchard. or Wood
worth to prove that this Is the usual history of cv
ry great discovery or invention.
1.-THE PRESENT case ADDS another CHAPTER IN th;s
long and uniform history.'-2 Wallace, C. c. Ike.
ports p. 2s2.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-01
ROBERTS, PETROLEUM TORPEDO.
ROBERTS' PETROLEUM TORPEDO.
TORPEDOES.
THE RUDERTs
PETROLEUM TORPEDO co.
office at the
BED FLAMING MILL.
! Corner Df Pine ana second Streets.
;Icar the RAtlrosa,)
IrUSVILLE, PA.

rOwjag 20 The large and increasing demand for the
RObefts' TOrpedoes and the late decision of the
Commissioner Of Patent. In refa ,ng to VIM. Reed
pateut, aDl the decision Of Judge II. Z Grier su g.
telning the kobers' patcnt they have LOWERED
the price N their Torpedoes
TWENTY. PER CENT.
20 thst every Operator can afford ,u.try Torpedo
bcsose Abandoning Well.
The following Is the decision rendered by lJudce
Gri6 % the tventy.second (S2) day of September,
lssS in The United ststee Circuit Court at Phiadel
phte 1be case WAS argued three days by Charles
M: KAle q New Iork, , 4 Lucss and $. A. Pur.
Hsraisg Of Philadelphia, and George H. Chrisly, Of
PittsbsreA, for plaintiff. FJ
OPINION OF JuDaE aRIER.
A write With dificulty can only state the con
clueiens % witch my mind hes come after . careiu
examination Of this case. @MN -
18th q April 1865. This is prima facie evidence of
goo1 title, ana puts on the respondents The bur
den Of prenf that the patent Is void or worthless
year = Day q Van, c. c. hep; 2saJ but now now
adopt them o. afordng rule oi decision which an
piles clearly to the present csee. ~
ne nifinsement Of the patent is admit ted,
plainsnis patent Of April 25, 1858.
ut - sfter speculation had been reduced to
practice" ana after repeated experiments, that the
and Ignorance of the people on the subject, and
persuading the public that his invention was usefIj:
after he had established its great utility and valie
and "when HIS genius and patient perseverance, in
spite Of sncers aud scofs,n were completely sue.
cessful, that Reed, who had before made expert.
!nents OIL the same subject, and was unsuccessful,
imagined that he lad the best right to the invention
ana AFTER purchasing one OF more complainant q tor
pedoes, he applied on the lat OF November. Ise1.
Tor patent for substantially the same comi;ina
lions OF devices and Machine contained in complaif
ants patent On the 18th OF the same month The
respondents formed themselves into a company or
corporation called "The Reed Torpedo Company :"
for the purpose Of pirating the compIanant's in
and thus defraud him Of the fruits They have me-.
severed even sftcr the preliminary Injunction VERY
properly granted by the District Judge.
II Let decree be entered for complainant for per.
petual injunction, and Master appointed TO fake
an account according to the prayer Of the Bill.
K. Z. GRIER, Judge.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-09-01
philadelphia u Er,r n. n
sUNMHR TIMR TABLE

On and aher hondAy, May 3sh, $50 N. ,,, =.
! on the Philadc'phis b Erie Raj ron! viii -. :.
fnll0xya. ''N ""' ''a S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23

Psi3 Mr.. Czrsvrisbt ere ehrononeisr. Cost
IN tss sesosuer........................ 1000
MarrA. rsid Essk |ohn werstcr's osn AZ
wakes Island ......................... 1000
March. paid Tor ssx,ant chart. Se-...... aoW
a. tasks quicksilver p2l4 10 Clio,
for hr.using hack Ncssrs> Ersiiss, Eos
ter and selvsrs to HenOlzla. iron Island so %
sassS %
OK
Ry 80 tasks quicksilver. SOFA 10 MesSrs.
Afous x Acback, 4 SSo.-....----..... $500 ~
~ % tasks 10 Clic, Sl.Soo. les susp,y,
So ......---.--- ....--.--.-.. l.FsVW
S5lNO0
Excess of expenditures. ............. sss7s %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
Varieties of Gala. Wines,

Hosrsstsr'E. Dr1Es's Piantztiou, Forest Wine.
Lsslis's aai otksr Biftsrs. NarasehiaS. DuPpell
ku1znsli, Geneva N eases and Baskets,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
Ex Other Late Arrivals,

Hs1Esssy's aud NarseH'. Best Pale Brandy in
quarter casks.
NsrtslPs ard ether bra1is Of Brandy IN eases,
PaIs sherry IN eases. Rginsrt- psrs e lis. and
Heiisi-E'F ChaDpazue Fiue Clsr-s Sauterne,
Musezt. Haekhsizsr, LisbfrzBEiIch,
Johznnisbsrgsr, Port and Different
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
Ind Coop Pale Ale,

Isnusut's, Byass'. Barclay / Perkins. aud
G1isress' Porter. Terrostk Esz- II ginger,
Esse1es q Psppernisi- 4bsi1fhs. B51rhou.
ssstei and Irish WHISKY, Js1aie1 Ram, &e.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
Has Received per Bark R. C. WyIie,

De Dc Naliss>Ho'. chaaFaga.. II piuss .ld
szs-sE-
Clzrsrs - Fzrl1zs gzzIitsE-
Red aas Wkiss BarEzrsy, TiHts ard iuzrfs
R1asshsisss-. Marssbr.Ener. Jshznzisbsrx, ats.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23

NO 4 cooLIE RICE always en- hand
la VALxEz ALLzx, As..s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
THE UNDERSIGNED
HAS JUST RECEIVED
Elk "COurier."

NsrrsiFs ard Hsusss's Pale Brsriy in casks,
DEs Gordsu and TFisrts's Ssp'F Pale Sherry,
Case Orange Biitsrs, Cases Angossura Biftsrs,
Cases d Qaiuins Vine Biitsrs,
BASES Ale Il Pinfs and quarts.
JEFFREY Ale and Porter in piHts AMI quartz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
Cases of Gin.

seItzes Waser-
fery nsarig tss skoIs Ct the zbeFss1zed gods
ars sireezig f-z Agssts banas ezn te safely rem
=sases, aEd vi &c ssld At sssJ io- rates, b
s51ze GODFREY RHODES.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
For salel

A LARGE PLATE IR0s STEAM JACKET
n Pan. IS feet fsst feet. Apply -
April zsih, IsIe>-iS-a W. GRERE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23

Yes nil perceive frvm the foregoing sxhibl; tha;
81 actual loss has ecen sustained 0f Ss,6-5. AVID
would h hsPqy 70 uiaSs arr srrsnsvnsns wIs yOn
~ Pars Ct clainzuisin regard to The seiilencnt of
'o-vgoinE essoii. w0ula X hspFy to rvcSive
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
For Sale!

DEsT WALLsESD STEAM HOUSE COAL,
~ Alse Ii q sscssd habd Fire Breks. Apply 70
Apri, 1sfh. Is7s--Is-H WL1GREEE.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
Sparkling Hook and MOseIIe, in Pints.

FTszsk Sherry aaS Pert
C1ses q Irish AMI Ses,ch WEisky, csraeso.
OTza=s BirtsrE- Aszssfsrz Birfers, Azisetre
Scgsz, Part. Pale Bfzs5y,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-11-23
Engraving, cAiigrAphy, Stencil Cutting & Copying.

Thankful for past favors. the advertiser hopes. By
strict attention 10 business and the Of biz pat
runs. % meet with continuance Of the same
EG- All orders from TIE Country and the ether
Islands. promptly attended TO- al the lowest rates.
Honolulu. Sept. 9th. tsT0.-ST-6m
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20
STATE ITEMS.

A gentleman from this state has pur-
chased two thousand acres ofland in Linn
county, Iowa, and laid out town, naming
it Beloit.
The Clark county Republican says lum.
bermen are making arrangements to put
in more logs on Black river and streams
tributary thereto, the coming season, than
at any previous one.
hail storm in the vicinity of Muske-
go Lake, on Friday last, covered the
earth in some places to tue depth ofthree
inches
A terrific tornado swept over the south
ern part of Milwaukee last Saturday af.
ternoon, doing great damage to houses,
farms and vessels. No lives lost.
The work of extending the piers of
Milwaukee harbor two hundred feet be.
yond the present cribbing, has been LEI at
$4,000.
On Thursday Of last week w. G.. Nye
Of Elba, while working at threshipg
machine, was caught by tumblng rod.
and badly injured. He is in very crit
jcal position, and little hope is entertain
cd OF his recovery.
The Berlin CourGnt says that We hear
q great deal Of complaint Of the rapid de-
cay of apples in this section. Late keep
ing winter apples are rotting on the
trees The trouble doubtless results from
the extreme heat of the past summer
The La Crosse Leader says that Elk
Speaker VIM. Hull, of that city, wears
Grape for the death of General Lee, and
will wear it for the customary period,
thirty days. 1t is unnecessary to state
that Mr.. Hull never was Republican.
The Sparta Eagle claims that during
the past season no less than 100000 per-
sors have visited that city-one- half as
many as at Long Branch
Capt. Edwin Tyler, p'oducc dealer Of
Milwaukee, committed suicide last Tues
dav morning by shooting himself.
The store of T. WKyle,at Whitewater
was robbed Of over 81 500 worth of dry
goods on Wednesday evening of last
week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20

CHICAGO. Akron s. ST. LoJIs r. Rotten
have we taken a trip over this fine railroad,
ard consider it unapproachable in point of
speed, comfort and luxury. The route of
tue road lays through the finest and most
attractive portion. of Illinois, presenting rich
scenes of prairie, groves, and thriving cities.
The road passes through the cities Of Spring
field, Joliet, Bloomington, and Alton, and
the trip from Chicago to st. Louis is made in
eleven hours. Pullman's Palace Sleeping
Cars, and his celebrated Dining Room CaI S
are used on this line the hungry traveller
being enabled to eat meal composed of al
the delicacies of the. season while riding thir-
ty miles an hour. We recommend the road
to all who are travelling in that direction.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20

A short time since we noticed the arrival
here in a small row boat from Chicago of
young man named Edward 7 Mather, on his
way TO Lake Superior. He reached Escanaba,
and from thence went 10 Marquette by rail
where he again launched his small craft, and
started for Chicago by way of Sault Ste Ma
RE. This was about the middle of August,
and nothing has been seen or heard of him
since. The Lake Superior Mining Journal
contains the following concerning him:
Since then nothing has been heard from
him, and it is more than probable that he has
been drowned. We learn that the crew of
our little steamer, the Shoe Fly while
cruising along the coast, southeast of this
place, picked up piece of a small boat, hav-
Ing on it an oar lock finished with brass, and
which evidently belonged TO very handsome
boat-and one that never belonged to any
boat owned here. There was enough of it to
show that the boat was white with green rail.
1t is believed to have been the boat with
which young Mafher started from here Oh his
periIous voyage"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20
Special Notices.
Are you going East ~

swell, neighbor H----, are You going
East this season?" oa3De a gal
sDon't think I shall that trip last year
rather used me up" a2t - e, ID
"You didn't go by the Broad guage Erie
Railway, then. did you?'' ~
mo, sir; if I had, I'd have been happ
man today" 3 .5t aq.aa.s
"Weil, in the first place. If had gone by
tht Erie I should have reached New York In
season to- meet an important engagement
as it was, II went by another line, was several
hours late, and lost thousands Of dollars by
it," sfatI. t
aYes; and wish had followed it. Why
7 am told that the Erie cars are O foot wider
than those in ordinary use, and that man
can live n'them both day and night just as
comfortably as he can at the Sherman or the
Gait House."
"Yes. and Just as good and regular meals
at the Company's hotels along the line"
"TEat's an item, for always get hungry in
travelling. But where do you connect with
these Erie coaches? / might take notion to
run on East before long, for they say it is
alone worth the price OF ticket to see the
Drawing. Room Cars"
t'They run four Daily Express Trains,
starting from Cincinnati, from Cleveland,
from Dunkirk, from Buffalo and from Roch-
ester, and running through to New York with
out change. You can take the Broad Guage
cars at either of these points, and in either
case will have view of such scenery as you
never saw before in your life, unlees you've
been to Switzerland
'No, never have, but I'm going to New
York by the Erie Railway the first week IcaL
spare, and shall take my whole family along.
Where do YOU buV the tickets ~
''Oh, anywhere All the principal ticket
agents throughout the West and South have
them for sale. Our agent here says he has
all he can do to supply the demand"
''Does he Well, I'll hurry over to the de-
pot. 7 reckon, and invest right away GOOD
day, Sir"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-10-20

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