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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

FRESH CarAea, Flower, Fro1a,
1oese, Tree 4 SAsNb, aWa Ever
gpeeo See0s, prepaid BY nsao0,
with directions for e0Oeo9e.
Twenty-Five dl6ereat packe cts
q either class for 41.oO. The
s1x classes o1.oo.
3e,eee lbs. Bvsrsssss SD Tree SssAs
Appis, Pear, Cherry, 10 0vsss Seeds; Best
Csbhaes. Carrot. Osisn. Squash, Tssnip. ssd
ell Ysgssabls sd Ylssss sseds. 10 small ~
Isses essstitissj also 6DsI 1ssiis, Stocks.
Bsibs, 6bssAs, Resss, vssbssas, ke.. BY maiI.
psspaA. Nov 0aldes 1AsdsA Jspaa Lily
- e.. Priced Descriptive cAt siegss ssst =
coy pals aldUse, Cratic. Agsnts waited.
Wkstss1Ss Last y Asssss. Cists ssl ~
Tts1e eeels % ss0aissien.
J. u. WATSON. Old Cslsay Nusssslsl
- Sod Wssyessss, Dyy6SssA, heass
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

U1aGUe8 0oSUUOO w Oss>A - sNsss 49, -
Prof. Hinrichs for chemical expert
meut and determination, four, com.
Ing ffom Iowa's -quarsies, were
pointed out him ~ excelling III
Others Tor their durable qualities.
They came from Jefferson, Johnson,
Tama and Madison Counties. tThe
specimen Of granite, from = Buchan.
an County boulder, Is not included
Ia TIE series submitted N NEEDED
no testing.) Tested mechanically.
the jefferson County stone stood ut
the head, the Tama County follow:
ing next, then Madison and Johnson.
So far a. their local representation
for durability was concerned, they
all stood equally well at home; the
stone from johnson and Madison
Counties, however, having been
largely and more prominently
brought into use than those from
Jefferson or Tama Counties. From
all the evidence then before the Com
mittee, setting all partiality aside,
and believing them the best stone
in the State, what was their duty
when called upon TO decide with
whom to contract. The quantity
required being about $3.50 cubic
yards, -assd with the following ~.
erage bids before them, per cubic
yard, namely:
Jefferson County stone, $3l IS
buchanan County tboulder) Is 33l
johnson County stone, y Oh
Tama County stone, Is 80
Madison County stone, no bid.
Difference between the JEFF.
erson and Tama County
stone, ss7 200 90
Difference between Buchan.
an and Tama, 5000 90
Difference between johnson
and Tama, 1910 o.
I leave yourself, or any other
equally fair-mindell man to determ.
inc this question, feeling sure that
you would arrive at the same con-
ciusion that majority Of the Com.
missioners did.
I am confident that at the time of
making the award, each individual
member Of the Board acted as he
thought was for the best interests of
the State; and l still believe, land
trust in this you will also agree with
mel that in any emergency that
may yet arise, they will continue TO
do 90. No contract has yet been
made with the party who bid on the
Tama County stone, and If on fur
Their examination Of its merits, a
majority III the Board shall become
convinced that the charges Of worth
lessness brought against 1t In your
paper are true, ] feel sure that none
ever will be entered into.
/ remain, dear sir,
Yours, very truly, &C.,
j. n. DEWEY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

a. ksW Ieok, ADauee l6tA, 1853.
Allew - y EN- yeas aAtssslse y ~ FasPARt
zlON % CoAFuUND kxfxAC1 BUCGU. q.
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SERIES, b tassillstSss, y m Ans IN csAsts
extsAeeo1 ~ A6~poanoonooe u1nA eeaoele noe1 A
Juss,es Dsss3ss ysfy kts1s spone = $50 90 :
saall Drspostjoa eespifiA Nh 1Sss DsaasatIs sAAn
EseAs, - psspassl b drseslsts. h ses AssA e,lo,
i b plane tAss snits its ffaesases tAs aestoo ef
naes e.stseye tAis, lasa aesivs 9s!ssrsl having
taeredssats TIE Dsehs 10 ~ Dsepssatloe psvdeG.
isatss The soAllsse e1an11sy 81 To seAss lusrs0.
sntA ass edded. % Dssveot SsrOsotetis0. upen Il
speetios e VIII - DooeA - - b tiuetnpe. g usoas
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- ueeA 10 eAsrs vhsre ssss o. io1snmali,n exists.
IN tAls you have the knovls1ee ef he IasssAlsnsA
esd sae 0e1s - psspasatloo. 80 !,
Hopeae that you Will Avos u with trial, aad that
uDon lnsDsssloa y vii nsss With ys0e appeobaajoe
viii lsslisG eflsssoss1 sssAasSss,
- seey ysapsetfplly,
Ut. HkLNnOLD,
CAsaist aad DRUGGIST Of 10 yssss' s1pesisAee.
(Jroa tAs lasssss NsasAesussss cAeaists IN The
woesd)
~ - s~qsAistsl Mn ~ u. +. HsiaIeld; be
eeeupssd he Dsus Sssss opposlss ny sesl1saes aAd
voa sessesssal 10 soaduetise the busieees whore
stAsss haA not bsss equally % hesbrs Ain. lkass
r.. H'ta Il ,1 ~
Sisn Of heWses ~ wsleAtnsa. MaavIAslssiny
CAsobss, Nh 80 osewA ia. fhilA1slpAia. /,
4 1 ; frl d
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
IN VOTER OFFICE,

LAND AND TOWN PROPERTY BOUGHT AND SOLD
on Commission; Titles examined and Abstracts furnished
Taxes paid for nonredents and others and land redeemed
and other papers, drawn and acknowledged to order,
81 and satisfaction guaranteed. Any information in
d. regard to Real Estate, its location, value and
aa surroundings, and plats of same,
Istt1'~ furnished at fair rates. .ae7 TN 81
Having been resident of this County for fifteen years. and
ia the land of that time and being thoroughly
posted the records the County feel warranted in guarsn
eeing all who may favor with their patronage
10000 Acres Of Land,
Improved and unmproved for sae ut from IS to acre
- situated from one to fifteen miles from knoxvie'
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
0osllI Coal!

ss ~. Brobsfs Baxk Fl
aT
Il new open, and the Best CAL
il the market can b. obta;ned,
ct al times, at'the very LoweDt
Prices. ...,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
l6-HOrse Power
Engine and Boiler!
in good order,
For Sale Cheap, or
Trade for Land.
Address the
Voter Office; or
C. McClatchey,
Pella, Iowa.
L. X. ROC TOR,


CARNAGE MAKER.
0hep eeuth side Of Robinsss Street. sssl Of
Psbiis Square. Ksexviils, lows.
yALvEY's PArBMr BRASS. MOUNTsD
THIMBLE eKEIN0 An d CARRIAGE
AXLB0 ON ALL CARNAGE.
Repairing dose % shsst soties. 10
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

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B U H U

70 sasetIsns peculiar 10 BsDAlss. ussqualsd ny any
ether preparation. ~ IN Chlorosls, Or Rstention.
paisfslwsss. ~ sstsst'oa d Csssonary kvscussion
liberated or eershus state of the UtYrss. Esd Oh
eenpatnts lse6sss " Ne SCI, Ne dseliss IL
eAssgs Of Mo.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

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9UOHU

Per vsskasss ssisIag ron indtarrstisa. The ~
hsssssd pewssa oS Nasues which sss aeeo0pasisd By
- meay alesoiee symptoms. among which VII b.
Shen1. Iatbspcelsiea 70 s4srsioa, Lssa Of Memory.
Wakslslessss Novsos Of Dtssass. ~ vosebAisea Of
Evk - Ssst. UslvsssAl LAsHltHAs. Psesssstia, ara
tsssu'y 70 ester ists The ssJoynssss Of soeisty.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16
HELMBOLDN
fluiS Gxtraft Of Bufbu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

wNl ssdieslly sxtssalasts from the aystsm dseasss
artsis6 fross habts of dissipstiou q little sxpenst
little W % shssSs IN slst. iseoa venlsnee sst
suEs. aDass~ly ssrssssti69 s6oss unpleasant sni
- nss,oss rsAsdSss--topAiss ssa xssc MY, II oil g
shoss AssAsss.
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HElMBolO'S
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In al Alassess % these eseasA whsthss eslStoe IN
nsIs ~ ,snsls 1so shAssvss sasss ssisastise. snd
% matter Of how ioes siasdlse. Its tSsassss n
sssss and oAss. "Imnsdlsss" ID sesIne. so4 oefs
stsvsssAssas tAsn Asy % ~ psspasaslsss v ssfs
or ls0a. tss.s 40 .s.s-s..s an 7r
ThAse su6ssses from hsokSs dovp - dsljsses sOs.
seitssloss. psSesss the sswsdy 81 ones.
1bs RAIDER nvss b Awsss Inst, hevss~ siifss
sy 10 sh~ attack Of tbS shove dlsssss 10 esseAsa
10 sNses The bodily hsslth and messsl powers.
Az ~ ahova Atsess~s wQssvs she I'D - Wsss.ie.
sss0eesAs Bxtsess Dssha y ~ dssAsl
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

ssil y Dssggi.ls everywhere. Price
es.SS per bsssIs. ~ . nsttIss fss ee.Sa.
DslIvsseA - coy sAAsess. Dsscssbs
synpssas II All esaassieatSoss. \ i.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-16

1t has grown out OF Q want OF time
Tor q more thorough and complete
Investigation OF the work In hand,
for which he IL In no way responsi.
BILE, since by Z resolution Of the
Board, the contracting Of the stone
was to be determined upon . given
day, and his lab0rs, consequently,
had TO b brought to close within
the given time. The method, ~
well - results Of his investigations
were set forth IN . Report to the
Bard, and will soon issue from the
hands Of the State printer. It viii
b found worthy Of . careful perusal
by ell who take an Interest IN these
matters and will, I trust, b criticised
freely, fairly and temperateIy by
such a. differ with him, either In
premise or conclusion. Ifwrong IN
either, let i be. clearly shown Nsth;
~ right let It Be accepted o step
gained in IN important direction by
the aid Of Science. Practical as we
may, or desire 70 be, II will not do 70
sco6 at their suggestions or theories,
- illusions, unless We can evoke the
power TO dIspel them. e
TO conclndas and to eonpe to the
c1se IN point - oncs, I.havs TO aay
that d the thirty-six samples u
building.stonc obtained by the corn-
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

MASONIC at a regular Injecting OF Kenosha
Lodge No. A the following premable and
resolutions were adopted:
WBEREAS--It has J. eased the Grand Mas
ter ~ lie universe To remove from our m dsi
our well beloved and worthy brother D. s
Hall. ana
WEEREAs--We feel il out dury to bear 1es
mdny TO his moral worth as a citizen and
his msny good Qualities as q brother p!asOn.
and vXm esS In measure our apprGciAl ION OF
his integrity and honorable principles as a
man therefore,
HeSolUea-TLat in the death Of our br0' her
we have been deprived OF this presence OF an
honest, upright and most worthy brO her
Whose every thought MAS given 20 The welfare
~ bis fellow man, aud who. when called 10
h's Met rest, was found duly and truly pre-
pA rad.
ResolUed-That we AS masOns and friends
sincerely c0ndOie with the widow aud Ul
hans OF our late brother, and eX eud 81
hem our heartfelt sympathy III this Their
hour OF sorrow,
HeSOIUed-That the secretary Of the L0dgr
De- Iue nc; ed TO present q copy OF these rse,
"tutfOus 10 the family ot our deceased bro H.
e, and also canee Ihe same TO be published
III both the papers Of the city.
Z L RICHMOND,
D B. BENEDICT,
w Z REED
Committee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28
CANDIDATE For VICE PKasIDENr.-

CANDIDATE FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Some time slnce, Mr. CotaX wrote "a letrer,
dcclinug to.he a candidate for renomini
ton Il ac holds to bis expressed deter
animation the selection of successor wll
.oan t,e und t dl>cussjon.ani he name OF
G, ne al Harlan Of Koneucky, Will he
presrntcd lie va Che Republican, can
Iii atf. t'r G vernon last year and mt'c "a
splendid ron His Speeches were admir-
able. H. took sDrt NJ Republican grnun
ana fnu2ht the bait;e upon principle
tir cnnvlocrd be doubtful and ,nade thg
sluggish q Il rs " 'lls aru.st words
Grnrtsi Harlan IS !, native of the State
md WAS h gallant Union snldier from
kentucky. IL is an abe lawyer "a i"gi
cal, powerful SPEAKER u courtenus gentle
.n,n, ANA rue Il ia itcan IL w"nid De
) poVnler caod Idute, an1, we believe ~
w"u'd M ke an excellent officer Stnte
J9trnAt
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28
Special Notices
BURLINGTON.

Leaving the East and arriving at Chicago
indianapolis, how shall we reach the West
The best line is acknowledged to be thee
& @ Joined together with the & NJ Bail
road by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and
cal ed the BURLINGToN ROUTE.
The main line OF the Route running to Oma
ha, connects with the great Pacific Roads,
and forms to day the leading route to Cali
fOrnia. The middle Branch, entering Nebras
ka at Plattsmouth, passes through Lincoln
the State Capital, and will this year be finish
ID to Fort Kearney, forming the shortest
route across the Continent by over 100 miles
Another branch of the B. NJ, diverg,ng al
Red Oak, tails into line running down the
Missouri through st Joe to Kansas City and
all Kansas. Passengers by this route ia Kan.
sas see Illinois, Southern Iowa, and Missouri
and, by u slight divergence, can see Nebras
ka also.
Lovers Of fine views should remember the
Burlington Route, for lis towns high CLEAN
ing from afar"-its tree .lringed streams--its
rough bluffs and quarries-its corn-oceans
stretching over the prairies further than the
eve can reach.
Land buyers will be sure to remember it
for they have friends among The two thousans
who have already bought farms from Geo S
Marris the Land commissioner of the Il
70 e. r., at Burlington. Iowa, or among the
wur thousand home.steaders and pre- .emptor
Hho last year died claims in the Lincoln lane
office, where Uncle Sam is rich enough Il
give US all a FARM 1YAk
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

genuine Ku.Klux disguise. captured in
North Carolina. and sent by the ca ptors 10
President Grant, is among the curus,tlp-
now on exhibition al the Dunno Animals lair
in Boston. II il described as horrible look
ing affair, made Of black chmbrlc with n
white border and white round Spots ruruino
M and down The front Tue covering for thr
head and shoulders is of he .ame materinl
and runs up into a high peak There srr
two ong white. projecting horns. holes for
tn eyes a long red artificial noss, and ear
L. also bordcred with red.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28
A NEW GRAIN CAE-Lrttrrs patent have

A New GRAIN CAE-Lrttrrs patent have
been granted for the invention OF Al Improv
I'd railroad car for The transportation OF
grain. No hing 1T all like it is IN operation
Ia his country, grain at present being carried
in be ord nary freight box car, requiring sew.
eral men TO empty it by means of ohoveIs, re
Su ing in considers bic loss OF grain, while
more or less dirt is inevitably mixed with the
cereal BY this invent N the grain is d,S-
Charged in from thee to thirty minutes. .
graf saving in time over the present prnc"ss
One man can al end 10 he unloading OF ten
cars, and scharge their contents as quick
h IS our men can unload one OF the ears no "
used 0 carry grain.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

THE Grand Duke in Canada appears 10 hp
t'kluV mat ers in much about the same man
ner as any other sensible gentleman would.
he authorities OF Montreai and other places
while King Carr that he shall have no on
port unity I" complain Of their hospita;,tv.
have wisely determined 10 allow him to 90
about without ihat forced attention and os
zen atlon which have characterized neart,
al his movements in he Uniled States +
Spotted Tail can arrange matters on the
prairie on about this basis the Prince may
be- enabled to enjoy him ell there u so.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

NEGRO BANK ON THE WHITE FOLK :
! PLAN.-Sam johnson. Of New Orleans WAS Il
great authority upon tie l"vee, and o1e DAY
! hem on the impnrtt ut Adopting fiscal
/ policy more nearr Resembling that which
had raised 20 o. I'll nee ther Caucasian
neighbors "Nt2g"r>" Said he, ''u yo0
want to get rich, you must save your m0nrg
You must have bank. Da = de way DE
white folks does" be words fell on y pro
pitlous hoi. The prof ct went 'nlo sViit *
rcuiOn. aud the earnings OF he week were
promptly forthcoming. I" Niagers 3" says
sam "I'li tie de caennr: you must 'posit de
money wild me, and when you want any you
must draw onto l.. D+h's de way de white
lolks does" All Went merri!y for while,
and thr deposit ors were highly eiated about
''de hank - But by u, BY the began to
he troubie-not With the deposits, hut thc
drafts. H. was found easter 10 get funds
INTO thus novel ms! itl' ION Than o get th,m
opt again, and Sam ~as compelled to lace
he angry customers and explain. Its All
right" says be, "dc banks on'y suspended
and in a few DAYS She Will again rp~umG' :;
dat's de way de white tO'Ks does . Tnis tx
ppdie ut lasted hut 81 little while, hnwrvrr
suspicions OF foul ptav day by day Increased
and he storm was about 10 harSt uppn the
head OF he great opera or, when he 'oNnd 1t
exprd ent 10 gAf her once more his in'uriat,d
drpositOrs, and "iace the music" frankly
"N!ggers,;" said he, dAr amt no use u
NOUN about il De III niry's spent anu de
han!i s broke aud da''s de way de white
folks docs!'
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28
LITERARY.

&MER1OAN HOMES The December num-
Der OF This popular dollar magazine contains
aevera excellent illustrations and interesting
art clts or stories by Col Thos w Kuox.
Coz. r H. C0nweli, Julius A Palmer, Jr,
Geo, h McNeilt, c, Hurry st John, Miss
Mary E. Leonard Edwin Ballard, and o. her
able aud fascinating writer's. The various
department devoted TO The Househo'd ID, Table
Talk, Sabbath Thoughts, Physiology, Our
Boys and Girls, Witty Saying and Dnings,
Farm and Garden, Mechanics and ArtisaLs
Masonry, Odd Fellowship. Grand Army. and
Knights of Pyth;as, are filled with in sting
and appropriate matter. The words and
IL u>ic OF u popular humorous song are also
given. This magazine which is Only one dol
lar year, Is meeting with great success. 1t
Is Tor sale byall newsdealers,a nd is circulate
tor subscription lay agents who work on cash
comm missions, and are wanted in every CT Y
and town in America. Chas. Taylor 81
Co, 81 Water St Boston. are the publishers.
THE CHILDREN's HOUR FOR JANUARY, is
on tue table, and surpasses Itself in pictorial
and other attractions. We only repeat what
has been said over and over again by The
Press. when we say: 1t is one Oh the beet
magazines Tor Children III the world.' ''It
ex:els all other publications we
ave seen" "Our little ones leap with
dr'xht as they open ii The ''Ch,dren's
tour is published 10y T. s Arthur 81 Sou,
of Pniiade phia, ut 81 25 year. 5 copies are
cent tor IS Libra! premiums are offered
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

Mr. had taken info his service for
general utility, poor 'ad for whose spirit nal
welfare he was, al course, bound t. look ouf
Desiring one morning 20 put in pracllcr his
hsnevolrn' intent, he called the boy to bis
study, and with vlsagA o. tn" grav"sb sort he
said Sam, do you knIw you are u sinner?'
Yes" fuiteringly replied sam. Do you
know what will hecon" OF YOU If yOu MOI
repPnt?' Receiving DO coherent repiy, he
launched into repentance and redemption,
encouraged hy the evident impression made
by his words and feeling no small cnmpunc
tinn pnc while thai he had so long neglected
q ''suhject 81 = ace" ST promising. At last Il
vacant and wandering look aroused a sudden
SUSPICION, 10 verify ~hch h. inquired sam
what is sinnpr?" Imagine the situation
when the " subject OF grace" promptly re.
sponded: sinner, elr Yes, sir; sinners is
strings in turkeys lrgs, sir" The sInews OF
the parsons tace r"la Xrd.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

FERRY was gIven ~ he turf, and lahered
under he delusion That be could ride races.
but in his various attempts he WAS nLVer
known to ride the winning horse On one oc
casioi. his old mother was induced to 20 to
the course and see Terry ride. By some ac.
cident his day his hDrse won the race. "Ar.
rahH' she exclaimed, ''it's well that come.
before!"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

The secret Of addressing children we'll is to
help hem to think up toward your level
instead of trying TO talk down to their level
$40 ianVuage, / doubt whether minister
ought yer o use word in any Of his ser
mors which IN average lad OF twelve wears
cannot understand TIL" Great Teacher
never used big word = TbpodD~e C,,,,le,.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28
VT ARR

PIERC ECII-':hri~tm ; evening, 1871 at
the esidencc al Uaynr- French. by Rev Il VI
simmons. ~. II. 3. Pierce aud Misr Mary L.
Frrnch,--al OF Keno<ha, ais.
TURNER-EEGLE STON-In randall. on the goth
inst by Rev. e. j Douglass, of Richmond H.,
Mr.. Ashley Turner ana Mss Nina Eggieeton.
both Of richmoud
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

gAEN EY Il RUSH. General Dealers in hare -.
2DstOveh Of al descriptions, zinc sheet ir@a .uol .
luW ware nails, brade, door n0ugings. shoj W
der &C.. &c. Everything usually found d at
;iass hardware store constantly on hand aut. pR
~ cheap a. the cheapest. .lf
81 Main street Keuos6u " is.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28
List; OF Letters

a 1emaiuing AT the Post once, Eeuosba. FOR t8e
. week ending. Dec 2Stn, 1871
BrnwnM i,s Jennie Manning William
B,.'x JOAN Newman JAS L
Barnes Mrs Kaie Phelps Mrs & D
r'arh"r MIS- Lena Phe,p Us Mr. Fr4ok NJ
Co k Mo SnpnIA Stcg.r Holm Esq
Chairman john Tarkiey Harvey
Caicy George Wright William
Edr,dge E = Jr W~bb HoitOn
Hciiman Geo Wilson Mrs Mary
GructZmacher A Wilcox 2 E-q
CAFES Pauline Young Mrs E II
K o ueS Mss jane Zu.auf Christian
KnlIy w K Zmmeraon Edward
Unavailable letters
Mrs NJ Ovens Webster CltV Iowa
To obtain any OF the above letters the applicant
call for ,tdoe,tised letters give the dale
fChis list CHAs FRANTz. p. *
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-12-28

4 t!SNi 3fABLs-Ben. Jewett is prepare TO
. a Furnish the best Horses and Carrlg.., fOr
)us ness or pleasure, on the shOrtesl uuLlce
,iearse al all times ready to attend fnne,,l. If
Stable ON Market So ,near the Post Of.ee
kenOsha Wisconsin
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rwAHNEN BROTHERS, No. 70 "ain st. Ke44 ba.
G. Mer, han1 Tailors We keep constal 3. on
4aud a well selected stock OF cloths GENE up-
nisning Goods, Ready 3isde Clothing. ra}a ~
Caps OF the latest styles. Work done ana IT,. az
.0,d As cheap as al any other establshme RI b
c'y. -
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kSELLOWS g CO., No. 3 Klmball's BlotH mo
& sha. Dealers In staple and Fancy Dty su, DIS
Yankee EpCiOus, Carpets, Oil Cloths Is Ee
None but the best quality Of goods purcR4saa nd
chose sold rs che ap as at any other Houre hS
eity. fgt5
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1HARNEsd SHOP.
Main II. Keno "a
The subscriber would respectfully Inform q al.
bic that he keeps constantly on hand q fu gs ~ y
AZ nj of goods in his lice Harnesses. 22ua.t &.
&c. made 60 order ais0, all kinds Of st.4.slr.
1one ON short notice and at reasonable rat
THos. EN0IEy4
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Z l. RICHMOND,
D b. Ben EDICT,
W. Z REED
Committee.
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

REGULAR MEETING, Dec. Is 1871.
Present Mayor Farr, Aldermen Crane, Gilt
lett, French. Nichols, Reed, Prce, Lmpert,
Crn~lt, Hale, Becker, Burns, Stahl.
The minutes Of last meeting were read and
approved.
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It appears that tn bnffA Toes were very
much dlocommodrd nv he late terrible snow
orm on The Pacific Railroad While one
ram Of cars was imheddpd in the snow.
these animals gathered to Tue lee side to'
shelter. 4 cores ,ond.nt says at any one
felt disposed he might, from his sat IL tie
car, pop them over with his revo' vrr-the
rest would not move--thry could not be
driven away hy engine WHIST ling or human
voice, bat crowded TIER shaggy sides cIusf
un to th~ ears and there stood with bowed
heads for the form to pass Many were seen
to tall down in their tracks d ad FROM cold,
and when at last the train was dug out and
moved of the track was lined with these
huge, shaggy, frozen carca>ses. We think
rOhe n luxury III WInter--so 1t is. Imdg,nr
the severity OF the weather when the anlma
which furnishes the roha freezes to death un.
der his natural protection.