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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-01

A house and lot on Line street, or WATKINS
Avenue. west OF McLeuore street. fronting 50 feet
on Line street, and running back northwardiy $50
feet to an alley. ---------
twenty -foar months, with interest. Notss with
approved security required and lien retained.
Sale free fcom redemption
Ellis p. Cook and Others vs. MARY
Lewis and others.
The following property belonging to The estate
Of Fielding P. Cook, deceased: JJG 4AA
/. Lot Of 40 feet on the east side of North Cher
ry street, bough: from the Nashville and North
I 4 Lot Of 2s51 feet On same street, boash. Of
Walton and others.
3 Lot Of 80 feet on same street, bought of W.
4 Two-thirds interest in lot OF 100 feet on
Front street, near the lower wharf
g. Two-thirds interest In lot of rs feet on College
street; the other onezthird of these two lots Is
8. One-hAlf Of lot Of 100 fest on the corner Of
College and Jackson streets, the other one-oaH Of
which Is owned By the estate Of W. P. Downes,
Terms-S5O0 In cash, to be apportioned amongst
the purchasers, and the residue on credits Of six
twelve and eighteen months Notes with approved
security required and hen retained SAILS nee
from redemption
Jacob GrOssblOss VS.. X. mcCEaY and
l4lts..- others. eaas4a
Lots Nos. 8 and in Ramsey's Addition to
Edgeheld, each fronting so feet Bass street, and
running back $50 feet to an alley. Gls5l tetls'A
Terms.-Oredit Of six and twelve months, with
interest. Notes required, with approved security
and lien retained Sale free from REDEMPTION
Thomas Chadweil, Executor, vs..
g. J. Zeutschell and others.
Alot in Nashville, beginning st the intersection
Of Vine and South Union streets, running along
Vine northwardly 100 feet to 10 foot alley thence
nosthwardly along said alley Sc feet to q stake,
corner to the lot before purchased by c. J. Zeut-
schen from O. W. Nance; thence southwardly with
the line Of said lot $50 eet to South Union street
thence eastwardly along South Union street % feet
to the beginning, together with the dwelling house
and other improvements thereon.
Terms.-G edits Of six, twelve, eighteen and
| twenty-four months, with interest. Notes re
quired, with approved security and lien retained
sale free from redemption
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CAPITAL

THE NAME OF THIS COMPANY IS THE
Il Georgia Home Insurance Conn
PanY, and it is located in Columbus, Ga.
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I'm Chancery at NashvIlIe.-No. T,4I4
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Office Clerk and Mas
y ter, Chsncery Court at Nashville. June the
10th, 1877 Dawson A. Hancock and others, Com
plainants, va. Lavinia II. Hancock and others, De-
PENDANTS. IL -
It appearing from affidavit filed in this cause,
that Defendants, Lsvinis 81. Hancock, Kuf1s o.
cock, are non-residents of the State Of Tennessee
1t is therefore ordered that they enter their ap-
pearance herein before or within the nrst three
DAYS of the next term Of said court, to be held on
the first Monday in October next, QSI0,) and
plead answer or demur to complainants bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed rs to them,
and set for hearing rex parte, and that copy OF
this order be published for four consecutive weeks
in the Nashville Union and American.
Clerk and Master.
H. E. Jones, Solicitor for Complainant
sep1-1aw4tThur coo
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contestant for the prize in all the land

The Philadelphia Post (RsdicaD urges
the Radical Congressional Committee to
protect and guard the freedmen "against
the Vaccinations of mercenary politi7
clans and itinerant carpet-baggers, who
care nothing for the interests of the
South or the welfare of its people, only
as these can be made to subserve their
own selfish purposes" This class of
men, the Post says, "have located in the
South not to toll with the masses and aid
in developing their latent resources and
resuscitate their Frustrated industries, but
that they may by experienced adroitness
and hypocritical dealings enjoy the fruits
for which, others toll and sweat" The
Post further declares these carpet-bag-
gers shave but single object in view
putting money in their purses-rand viii
stop at nothing that will enable them to
accomplish the end in view" 1t is the
men thus denounced by Radical jour
nal that have controlled theSouth through
| the votes of the negroes. s4. - ~.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-01
500 Laborers Wanted.

WE WILL PAY Sis PER DAY FOR ABLE
w bodied LAborers, to work on the North and
South Alabama Railroad, twenty-five. miles south
Of Decatur, Ala. Good healthy locality
-....-..l Also .-a-. -.--f.
Several miles OF grading (eaFth-work) and 1000
cross-ties to let 70 good responsible contractors
7"r| rro g. v SAULPAW CO., f.
- ..-.H.....-.... r CONTRACTORS, e..
No. North Cherry street.
nnsvi4 Am 100. ". Nashville, Tenn.
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Sea Mess Farine,

FOR SALE BIZ
ctTINE & BIRMINGHAM,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, corner Cedar
treet and Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
jun4 deod&weowtf
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NASHVILLE AMERICAN THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1870
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


IL PERSONS USING HYpRANT WATER,
~ and who have not paid for the same, are here
by notified that the assessment for the present ak
months 10 completed, and unlsss this tax Ii paid
within TEN DAYS FROM THIS DATE, the wster
wiH be shut of. Call aud pay, and save costa etc.
a " JNO. T. GLENN, ". TC,t -
sepi-iw Once, south end Ma-kethouse.
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NASHVILLE, Aug. 6, 1870.
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ASSETS.

The amount of its Capital Stock IL $4,000 90
The amount of its Capital Stock paid in $4,000 90
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|CHANCERY SALES
Saturday, September 40. 1870.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES RENDERED
L by ths Ghanrery Court a Nashville, In the re-
spective causes viii sell the following described
real estate at the Courthouse at Nashville at ~
O'Clock on saturday, September 10, ls70: 81 Il
Jas. w. Mccullough vs.. Mary j.
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CHEAP FOE CASH.

yT,o ANY ONE WANTING BARGAIN, WILL
sell q lot of LAND on the Buena Vista Pike,
near the unimproved-c containing 30
acres; also q lot Of acres on the north side OF
the Cumberland river in the 18th district lying on
the south side of the Vaughn Pike. For location,
price, ETC. call on the undersigned.
-IIll I6oa r LUSK, at Traders Bank.
Nashville, Aug. ~, 1s67.-d3twt fsi.r-r E-r
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In Chancery at Nashville.-Ho. ,4l6.
C,TATE OF TENNESSEE, Once Clerk and Mas
- ter. Chsncery Court at Nashville, June the
18th. 1870, James Sloan, Complainant, VS.. Alex
ander Wheless and others, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit fled In this cause,
that defendant, Alexander Whesess, ts non-resi-
dent on the state of Tennessee: 1t is therefore
ordered that he enter his appearance herein before
or within the frs. three days Of the next term Of
said court to be held on the first Monday In Octo-
eompIainarts Bill, or the same will be taken for
Confessed as to him. and set for hearing ex parte,
and that copy Of this order be published for
four consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union
and American.
copy-Attest: M. Z. HOWELL,
|.. Clerk and Master.
Abram l. Demoss, Solicitor for Complainant
sep1-1sw4tThur --...- -......
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\. v. HORSE Mil CO
--r..--Hg --s .H -
MANUFACTURERS OF
DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM HERETOFORE KNOWN AS
Il Beech, Manlove Co., is this dag dissolved
by mutual consent, P. q. Manlove and T. ID. Rich
ards retiring.
Those indebted to the concern are urgently re-
quested to come forward and settle at the o1ce OF
A. G. A. B BEECH, with whom the settlement
of the business is entrusted.
BEECH, MANLovE & CO.,
In retiring, we return our sincere tina ks to our
friends for their previous patronage, and heartily
recommend to them our successors.
. ."| Pr MANLOVE,
auR31-lw E. d. RICHARDS.
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On Thursday Evening, Sept 1,

which occasion they will be assisted Dy some Oh
the hest amateur and professional talent, male and
female in the city. Prof. E II. Baldwin, the Flo-
hnist, has kindly consented to play, with many
others. ..a
For particulars, see programmes
TICKETSL5o cents Doors open at ]; COM
mence at o'clock Tickets for sale at Dormant
aug3l-n r.. # 10 el-|H.. FIT. ..
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CouNr DE- M, who recently died at
Anio1 has left an odd item in his will
namel y, . sum of money sufficient 70 pro-
duce every FIVE years 10000 francs and
this is to be given as a prize 10 the po1iti-
clan who=can show that during thirty
years be has not once changed bis opin-
ion. .Iffhis .oda item applied to this
country, there would not be o Radical
contestant for the prize in all the land
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The greatest amount in any one risk
Ordinary HAe....-.... ...... SOC
Extra line. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1906
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

81 AGRICULTURAL MEETING.-The third guar.
terly meeting for 1870, of the Agricultural
Society of Kenosha County, was held at the
hall of the Society in Bristol, on Monday
Sept. 9Th, 1870, the President, II. 4. Newbury,
in the chair. Minutes of last quarterly
meeting read and approved. RS rsxs
The Society appointed superintendents for
the different departments of the Fair as fol
lows: Ward Benedict, supt. of Horses
James Bryant, supt. of cattle, sheep and
swine Oscar Bishop, supt. of the tent Geo.
T. Iaber and wife supts. of the Hall james
M. Stebbinsappointe chief of police, and to
appoint assistants with advice Of executive
committee. ~IG
The Society yotedto compete for the pre-.
MUM offered by the State Society, and the
horticultural Society Of Kenosha be invited
to unite with the Agricultural Society in
competing at the State Fair,-the executive
committee to represent the Society at the
State Fair. 7e7 tfo"1 Aa'ef5 A'f1a ~ g
The following committee were appointed
to solicit articles, fruit, etc., to exhibit at
the State Fair Randall, b. F. Gibbs and
Geo, Vintons Wfeatland, 4 Schuyler Bundy
and Thos. Slade Brighton, VIM. Rhodes and
Obed Deuel. j; Salem, j. NJ. Wilber and Allen
Pease.; Bristol, Edward Culver aud Lineus
WOODWORK; Paris, franklin Newell and
Henry Blackman somers, Peter Ozanne and
John Weed; Pleasant Praire, r. M. Houston
and W. G. White. 7iGev daa 5e 80 3 q
8 The executive committee to provide addi-
tional grounds for hitching teams during the
",s ~ $3.50 1AiA'' - - W u co
on the fair grounds. Jb s't 'a.g =
On motion adjourned. 9 y9gassls3 n
' .,ebbrs II. H,fTARDELL,, Sec.
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CENSUS RETURNS. ~ s. Marshal Hainii-
ton has received the returns from this county,
and gives the following as the result: ag
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

LOCAL EBREwIMgs Our German friends
have organized asTurner's Society, with q
hall at the, Park City House. little son
of G. T. van Arst1a1e had a finger anputated
by a feed.cutter. last Thursday 80. A woman
in the first ward tried to arnputate her hus-
bands bigatoe with aAcarving knife d few days
since. She half Succeeded. ...TAe officers of
the Horticultural Society are making ptepar'
atoms FefsaA large Fair, Sept. 10Th and 18th
:. Children are doing aasmashing business
in the potato bug in atlng line 0Hrl
sidewalks present the appearance of eold-i
time maps of Cal lforniaa the goldrez
gionein cclorsi ~. 5a'hes Clippers Of Wan
kegan5 acted ike gentlemen while in this
city lsst setgrdas f. We hope. they'll come
again..g ira Cook preside sl over the baggage
department at,ltheq depot. 3sA specimen OF
Mr.. EssP.afewis's painting may be seen in
the fine insurance sign of FL. W. Greetham,
on the side sof this building. The Unions
of this city played the Athleticsof Racine2in
the latter city fast Saturday, beating themby
a score of 80 to 26. ..,A social hop takes place
at Torrey's this evening. Our German
friends INDUCED in another picnic last Sun,
day. Lots of fun and music. Our band Is
improving in tone. =. We notice two new.
residences on Park street west of the school
house. l.. Happy see our oldhiend a' Lank"
Parker in town on q brief visit to his friends
...Prussian flags were flung gtoOthe breeze
in various parts ofthe city, onreceipt OF the
news ofsNapoleon'ssa1rendersss !During'the
past week Charley Sanhorn and his boy have
given the exterior of the TELEGRAPH office
new coat76f paint. PAINT :. Our citizens, are TO
be treated to a Hine concert next Thursday
evenings THE slight drilling rain last M onI7
day ihterfered somewhat with the torch light
procession. The Willows and Wonderfqls
of this city pla yed q match game on Friday
last in which the former were victorious by
a score of 80 to- &c.. "a son of Theodore
Kerst was " shot nit a brick while carry
ing a torch in the, procession qlast Monday
night. "A new bakery is soonto be started
in this city,-s. Henry Andre ,ds5 sIaanufaeturr
ing some Of the finest lcigarsev smoked. -
Tom Davis of Waukegan, and another
worthy, were arrested on our streets last Mon
day. on a charge Of horse stealing. .. We hear
that,ainewlbank is about to be started In this
city..a.... The Stars Of this city play the Clip
pers in Wauk egan next Saturday 3. ~ Messages
can be sent by the Great West ern Telegraph
almost rs & Heap rs byip0StnOHS YiimGh
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

4 A@AVOA DA
EVERY SATURDAY for September 10 is one
of the handsomest illustrated Papers ever is.
sued. 1t contains European. war p; ctures, -
The Baden Prisoners taken at Niederbronni;
French Soldiers bathing al Nancy Al Prussian
Outpost Saarbruck; and Some Recruits for
the South German Army. Tt has, besides,
fine portraits of Mademoisclle Sessi and Geo.
W. Childs of the Philadelphia Ledqer; q
beautiful art picture, Morning in the Desert /;
and three admirable summer pictures.-A
Picnic IN the Woods, by "A. Hoppin: Summer
Days, by w. j. gHennessy and On the Beach
at Long Branch, by C.G. Bush. Yba87 ea 3.
It's literary contents comprise able and
very interesting Editorials on The Balance of
Power, An Empires Bull Run, On the I'm
certainty OF Things, "A Desirable Calamity,
etc. 1t has a full summary of Home and
Foreign news, two additional chapters of
" The Mystery of Edwin Brood" sketch of
Geo. w. Childs by James Parton, and other
fresh and readable articles Altogether, it is
Q remarkable number of this first-class family
Illustrated Weekly. z aio4sb ose7 e
OLD AND New FOR SEPTEMBER has the fol-
lowing table of contents ;--0ldl and New !;
Bryant's Had, j. B. Thayer; Childless, Mrs.
Sarah w. Hatch; John Whopper the News
Bboys Chap, III. /; Our Oldest Fortress The
Seed, Resp. {; Paraguay, Porter C. Bliss !;
She Writes, Chaps. *, X, Elise Pplko; Lake
George, R. r. Bowker The Quakers in New
England, R. P .,Hallowell; Pink and White
Tyranny, Chaps. III. and w.. Mrs. H. B
Stowe; The Shop Girl, s. R Croker; The
Church of Latter Day Saints, Part T., VIM.
Z. Brigham; The National Church; Six
Months on Five Cents, Ralph Keller; .Adir-
ondacks in August, A. D. Mayo; Ecumenical
Council, l. B. Torreceln; The Examiner,
containing reviews of "Steps Of Belief}'
Dalls Alaska, p - ]" The Story Of the Yolsungs
and Niblungs,' = /" Shakespeare as IN Artist
Record Of Progress. containing articles on
Education of the People in Art.' "lndian
Policy in Canada" Deep Sea Dredgings, =
/" Views at the Capital" Terms-( Payable
in advance). Sd co per annum SO 90 for six
months; Single numbers 35 cents mailed
postpaid. Club. Rates-Three copies $1,000;
Five copies SIS 90; Ten copies $50 90 and
for additional copy So co. For every Club of
| Ten Subscribers, an extra copy viii be fur
nished gratis. Roberts Brothers, Publishers,
143 Washington street, Boston. TOT socb ii
Woods Household Aagdaiae, published by
S. S. Wood, Newburgh, NY, 81 90 per an
mum, single copies 10 cents, is the largest and
best dollar monthly in the world It is high
toned, interesting and thoroughly household
in character. Every number OF volumes VII
and9VIII viii contain q 500 prize story com
lplete. Besides furnishing $1,000 worth Of
| prize stories, during the year, Mr.. Wood pro-
| poses to publish all the best stories entered
in competition for the 500 prizes. Also,
leach number. will contain about twenty five
llpages of other matter designed to entertain
land jnstrttct all classes " +DoN t,s ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

IMPORTANT TO BREWERS Collector Frs
kline, Of milwaukee, has received letter from
Commissioner Delano, in which he says that
many brewers are in the practice Of violating
he law in sending out packages, of fermented
liquors having TWO spiget-holes. "This
practice" he says, " can no longer be tolera-
Jed" and he directs that such packages be
seiZsd,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

BASE BALL ACCIDENTS -Conwell Of the
Mechanics had. two OF, his fingers splitao open,
in the game lastSatufday qOne sf 4he CLIP.
pers was hit by ball and somewhat famed.
A little girl was struck in the face aud slight
~ hurt. One young man who was spouting
considerably got struck in the mouth.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

our,frisnd Adam Dickhauti willlllaccept eur
thanks for . elueser of blue plhms, taken
from tree in his garden. The stem is "a about
three inches, long, and hold nineteen Of the
largest, and fnest1 looking plums we have
seen this season. ,.,,.e, ,,,,...i-o,s,r4 fFk~,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

CHANGE.r-We understand that, G 3 3Bronr
son has sold his confectionery establishment
20 P B. Foster d Co. The new firm intend
TO keep up the popularity of the old stan d
and win keep on hand the choicest of cam
dies, fruits, ete,- We wish them sqceess.aoasa
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DANIELS-At Fox River Station, Salem, Sept. list.
1917, Jennie May, daughter of James e. and Sar-
an g. Ianiels, aged year, 7months and day.
Us Chicago Tribune please copy. gsv obs Y'is..
.aist Put away the little dresses. gidBbal .got
a"ia That our Jennie used to wear, sal asvga.
.aHol She win mead than, IN o.-,b ,,a,S. f $50. i
She hasreached the golden stair lo aoisR
She Is with the happy angels, ~ gegoaaI
+ 'l.t And we long for her sweet kiss, q 100
r. M We her little feet are waiting, aH @ Fetai
,s4p. In the land of perfect bliss. A1 nati
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H. j OA $500 $50 = -
FISHING ExTRAoRDINARY.-A funny story
is told of a. railroad ,manin thiseity, who fish
ed from the door of railroad ear while run
ming into Chicago, and caught q Milesiap
weigRhmHe aboutd50 pounds. aowe are inform
I'd he used whitefsh for sbaita W&n
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Nam e8. I Da0slltA0,s;

The State Insurance Company of Chicago,
aged companies in the west, and is doing a
careful and safe business on airrates.5 a1n.
4W14 a. "a SRI. III. w. GREETHAsl, Ag't. .
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nc March CoMpAar The Mat

=
ELECTRIC Match CoMPANx. The Match
Factory in this city will get to work agar in
earnest by next Monday morning. The COM
pany have lately received some new machine
~ from the east, which, added. TO that con-
structed in this. city during the past year,
viii enable the operatives to.turn optDtwo
hundred gross per day, the internal revenue
stamps on which will amount to s2ss,oo
9tttlMatches are made in heaven''-and Kenosha.
3 Two young men, James Cornes and Bart
lett Sargent, tired, hungry and dirty solicit
ted work on the farm of Mr.. Cofeen, in Pleas
ant Prairie. few days since, and we're er given
employment by,Mr. @. After working three
days, one of them requested Mr.. 2Coffeen To
let him have five dollars for the purpose 81
sending for his trunk, which he stated was
at Racine. The money was advanced, and
after appropriating some articles of clothing
belonging to a son of Mr.. c., they decamped.
Mr.. Coffeen followed one of them, and reco7-
cred the stolen articles, but let the fellow go
after administering mild lecture.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-09-08

CORRESPONDENCE undersigned, hav-
ing noticed with greatpride the success which
has attended the Concerts given by the Misses
Veseelius and Mrs. Sheldon, formerly of Ra-
cine, as attested by the Gathering notices of.
the press, in the different cities they have vis-
tied, do tender them complimentary benefit
atsuch time as may suit their convenience
toTisit Racine. a09J ,sAq $50 500 $50 buB
RACINE, Aug. 22nd, 1870. IS f34i" aA
i J.C. Lukes, s. B. Brown, b. j. Coykendall,
4! M. Hill, R. 4 Baker,J. ii. Hagamau, A.
j., PeaYy,.J, I, Elliot, A. C. Sanford E,lMcs
Emery, b, C.gWashbnrn, H. G. Winslow, Lib-
bic Lewis, Geo, Fl, Carpenter s. Whitley H..
e. Miles, H. e. Parker s. B. Peck, iJno.aGg
McMynpsA F. Dickey,fW.g 81 Bull, E. aRl
81 3. Northop, c. 81. Lee, Lizzie Sampson.
Joseph Miller. 9lt 30 e31o'1y Ua3 SO ssAa-d
sia 90 2ad 1isdCH1c4GoJ Sept. 1st; 1870 g
We tender orr sincere thanks to the friends
who have kindly sent us so cordial an invita-
tion to give amusical entertainment in our
old home.GfIt will give tsagfeat pleasure to
dose at an early date; whom we hope their
highest expectations may berealized .sad b@1
lsdf ,0ys1TaRespec yours 3F 10
ns 20 A3ni $40 Miss FRANK VEscEL1Us,
rr ia1t ia&isi Miss EVA VBsUELIUs, ~ g.
F. ad1 bo7i17 Mrs. G. IT. SHELDON 5ho
The Concert will take place Tuesday eve-
ming, Sept. 18TH in Belle City Hall. Racine
1. The above talented Singers have signiAed
their MISUNDERSTANDING -Kenosha, and will
give concert at Simmons Hallgnextg Thurs
day evening, Sept. 18Th From the many fat
tering notices Of Che party we have seen in
western papers We can promise oar citizens
a rare treat.
81 ----~.-s go
NJ; mi ri
Van Wyck;-- the first of a. SERIES willIappear
next weekl VI kB hGA~t gUU auA ,0a
y REPUBLICAN CAUCUsEs-A Republican
caucus, to elect three delegates to, ehe County
,Cony to be held at the Court House,
in the city of sKenoshaa Saturday Sept. 10th,
1870, at I o'elockip m, towill be hedon Fri
day, Sept 9th, lsToya DIT 7fo'clocK3p p NJ, at the
following placesg0 ll0d bnB djol0 2als
First Ward-4attte Council Room saqs u. q
Second Ward rat Andrew fScllohen's store. Ga
Third Ward at Myron A. Bakers Office ga
Fourth Ward-at the Halliday House.
mo4 ds5st BY ORDER OF THE Con-. 2
fa8 II $500 s--------e e----1--- e>1i "t7" q
sarWe were pleased to meet Col. D. j, Eynes,
of St Louis, on our streets last evening" The
Colonel looks healthy, rugged and happy.
aar --4-e0 $500 4aiaot
Gideon TruesdelPs Kenosha City Flouring
Mill was set to work with two run Of stones
on Tuesday of this week. q They run very
nicely and make beautiful -four Of the best
quality. Mr.. Truesdell may be proud Of his
Midland Kenosha rejoice in having one of the
bestnilsi in tle Stauegow aW eIoyai seq 10l ihl5
df..l,l Ii .LlLaz.. :, q j IN 10 9vad 9H Jenl
The State Insurance. sCoInpapy6is taking
good fiskssatfaihrate q Encourage western
enterprise by giving their agent, "a CALI 6fs7
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