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, 1880-07-17
GOV, JEWELL,

6psetal Dt.pateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 19-The Hon. Mar
shall Jowcll thus gyos bis views Of tho cam.
pa!gn; "The outlook Is very promfang, and the
tcal work Ut the campaign hRa hardly oonl-
monced. Every dur strengthens Garf'c1l and
tetsaota from tho adversary. My vlaIt to Wash.
tngton Is wholly political. I came to consult
With certain gentlemen 10 10 met with here, and
haye soon number Of them With very sattsfao-
tory results. senator Ion Cameron came to
Washington this morning ut O'Clock fFom the
nreen lricr Whito Sulphur BprlnRs, at my
request, and had long interview with
.nc. 1t was altogether political. and. had
reference to the preliminary work OF the catn%
palgn. Mr. Cameron ID wholly In accord viii,
ME, and tho Rc,,utnl plah Of operations agreed
upon meets bis hearty concurrence. II will TO-
cclyo bis eas.,ust and zealols support After
roachIug hume he will Immediately set TO work
organizing tho campaign In Pennsylvania. which,
Of course, Ia safo for 0nr1old. Only tho most
luxuriant imagination ctoE thought othorwiac.
The yoner.! plan Of the campaign, ~ 1t IL to be
conducted by tho Republican purity, will bo
fought upon tho gonerai record and traditions
OF the Republican party.
IT VITA, NX RoLn, yla4LAM7, AND Ats3nxsa1vE,
aud conducted upon thAt high plane which bo1ta
10th the sputloss character Of lts cartlidnto and
tho tnes1imalle yaluo of It's service to humanity
and the country, II thorn be any mud singing
1t must como from tho othoF side. This IL Il,
accordance with Gen. Garllol.l'H Wish, and COLL
s!stont with tho character at the purity. ~ xs
hayo boen tho oonsorFutor Of tho morals, 1t is
equally necessary wu should preserve tho got,d
lnal,nots Of tho country. The causo IL ju4t. tho
teaources OF Tho party gssat. and lls pros.
doubt OF its Triumph IN November. We viii not
tar,ish tho brililancy ot our sucoess nor lower
tho high tone OF our purity record by descending
and defeat. The campaign on our side, than,
will be conducted IN manner to o1tOrt both
The fear and the saaoAot u tbs saemy. Earnest
, 1880-07-17
Z, JULY II, 188O-TWELVE PAGES.

efforts will 10 ,ntc in West vtrxtnin, Nnrlh anil
St,th CAro!thn, and FnrIlA to Df>tain rs fMlr I'M
Gtucton M ps,Hstblc. II We cin DlIy nppr>1f-
fsint4 fnfrilrsS IN tim casting or
cDuSTtH0 DY TIE nArI.tb7s
III tfleen States their Eectnrn1 vote for HArt1c!1
cf!nrt ot, tho rnrt of tho ta,nlnittne cnMl1 Knin
e,t,,Iv, tartntH.r@ TT Congress to mike thu next
l!n,lsr krphblfcar.. The CUnlinitt"n will leayu
E.,,,tlrrtiuIt, NGw Jersey. md Ittlfana IL tho
care Ut itt ltHnl muti,nrtes II, there Atnt's, he
ga!t~r tho Legislature IN unct tn l'c elected 'hts
full vs,o + aisrliys ia,llnd under. such clrctim.
stances. Tho polling II u fl'll ''vete 1T these
Htairs IA 4 kyrn,ytn FIR Republican a,fcccss.
Nrw York md virKinla. Tho prospects cannnt
iM sr!ghthcr. md tho triumphant tfection nf
ten. tlMrItelsl Hny 10 pretIlcscl with absolute
ccrtAlnty."
, 1880-07-17
IOWA.
THE CAMPAIGN nEG UN.

+. sp.eta, Dl,pateh ia 4At Chicago 1+tbun4
D,mt1suros. H.. .Iu.y 1f~-The cnmnn.un IN
1ow,, yns formally oucycd to.,,srht hy !" i"rr"
nnd cnthus'astlo nepnl l!cau ncctius ut un1un
Hail, in this city. Tho pslncpnl speaker If
Miss IT, storr. s,,,on", ~. +,n,tnr - .-,,,,,a
.a'Gaso. I m oaas openua W nas'as 1a. .1nu!e
~ ss ,ay* ee1. s ts !"
dosro to .co cat w e oton or see
tleld waa ~ recc,yoI % M hy tto li.n,tcans 'o nf .he
country, a. ''o considered the Iowa Republicans
III Rejecting tho sentiments Of tho Republicans
Of tho whole Union. Tho spoaker theo reviewed
special attention to its record on i'nnnoIal
vet,tlon waa reviewed Il, II manncr AZ ub!o IN it
wls Mi sarcastsc, Denocsatlo ecoton,y receiving
sPcs'.i Stsnte 1hS srser q si +, M1sk
wv orIeans, ii tic ut"scst Of Xiy ia}tIss S n
poI!oy, wax exaininc.i ia rnsnncr fhat raised
aats e. sG s ss IT to ts VIII ssn: sa
aoi !. riiion I'd u pnwcr Iehitid tho tirune. III.
asiia esers WI d na1isnns fevt IubIY rrti
lid Ut tho success which Mttu.idcl Tic 9pcting
EMe"s a. hfo's Ill., AZ ~ ''u1hs4tos. 4',,!' n..,,,.
II tSo y %s dnsa s nyu,1ia
y tho Hen, Euiery A. slaFrs. Ct Ch!saso: II WIZ
s u III s 1S Ill., af' "1sa d?s sSs ss
lonp!S stood M oM she platform Vnt! II she nsles
EllHFles :, 9 n1a yss.o sn. "na many went away
:, TUG 1ucotln9 wMs cn!Ietl to order by J olln "
suFstie Gh!r,nnn of 10 Exeentiy9 e. c9,nn'ff; @
L. Poor as Ircrldont q tie evening: Mr. .poor
uado brdet rcinarks. GlI,ting so the 'inportance
inc ees x @a IfSr .Mac1 no 5 5sFnS '. o.
ealaP,aiKn song comroscd fer tne oeensl3l. ~
, 1880-07-17
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Ar.
Announcement
NY
N.MatS0n&:CO.,
JEWELLERS.

Hereafter every article in
Messrs. N. MATSON s. COM
PANY'S entire stock will
have the price attached I'm
plain figures, from which
no deviation will be made.
In q business which must
necessarily rest so largely
upon trust and confidence,
this principle conl1nerlds
itself to all thoughtful buy
ers.
The reputation Of Mcssrs.
~MATSON s. COMPANY is Il
sufficient guarantee that
every article which they
recommend will prove to be
all TINT Is claimed in quail
ty OF material, workman
ship, and artistic design,
and their prices will be
marked rs low Us goods Of
equal value ca1l be sold.
Having extensive c0llnec-
tio1s abroad, and every fa-
cility for designing and
manufacturing at home,
they arc enabled to present
the choicest productions Of
the best workshops Of this
country, us we'll us the Nov
elites Of London, Par1s, Vi
emma, and other European
cities rs so0nas they appear.
Their stock being fullantl
complete in a most interest,"
ing and varied collection Of
Artistic Goods, they re-
spcctftllly solicit an exam.
ination. ..
, 1880-07-17
BOGUS NATURALIZATION.
TILE MEM yoNK METHOD or 1lt:Ii.ntSG ur DEMO

BOGUS STANDARDIZATION.
TIfE MEM YoNK METHOD or 1lt:Ii.btSG ur DEMO-
CRATIC MAJtlRlTIEa.
SEW TOnK. July tG-flefHre tho Wallace Bcna-
torIal tt'tnmttrc tt,-tlny John !. Davenport. Su-
rcryisor 1T Er1tlort, continued hfs testimony
In rcRnr.t to tho mnncr tu which Judge SicCunn
conducted tho naturalization b,sl.1css. Tho
proceedings wcrn conducted In ut. jrrcgilar
manner, and n k1ful nf inock Court he'll. Wit
tras gave tho hatnrs 1f tncn who hat1 been mt
urstltzc beftro belnx In tho et,uf,ary SIX weeks.
Witness Enltl TINT tho number Ut persons Who
rrKIstcrt4t IN frAu'nlcnt certificates In 1876 wns
10UU. anil III lsiB Il was reduced to len. Uf
thcse hnly a!sa,t Ling votr,l. and hn wo,tt'!
hse prevented them IT hn cdlld. liu dcHc'l
conducting tho MtfAfrs Of his t!lcu In any pur-
ttsMn nnntler. HiMl III Fact Ind Itrrr actuaed ny
Republicans IT fny,,ritIan,. davenport mcn-
ttt,llrd the nn,nu ut Patrick untT, whom, he said,
hld MpItrnrl M Il witness fer PERSONS tslf!ng
It, lie uattrlzch IN 1.UC1 rAscs. Certificates
wcrN sOhl III blank tn applicants for nHtalrs1xN.
tim. anil tey vert chnrvcfl from 10 rrtts 10 81.
Fnur hundred OF these papers were tnken In u1lu
iAy by Gutf tn Kings County. Many Ut tho
tIlNnks were niso taken to The river counties
fur sale, nnd Il, Snrat1Ka County 400 were offered
Tor aulu.
Davenport thon continued snI reud from Il
number 1T rccuf1ls Of the Supreme RHd Superior
Cntrts to ahow that tho certificates ISSUED ex-
Cet*Ied tho number Of pcrnpns who aetHtt!y nf'-
pl!et! for naturalization paptrs. ind nlko to
show thnt fMfHU number Of lIhlfsts frtffn tho
tHn.ks IF tho gurt weru itettinua md tltlt tho
addresses given hH<l No existence ind frequently
represented yac!t.,t lotR ard stoncyards.
, 1880-07-17
DIR. TANNER.

lie 1a 1seartng Up Wonderfully under
His (Ut4t-SVntcr 1alrt--Ix StEil f:nlnluS
Flesh, nnd Apparently Having n Jolly
.Tls,t.
srtetdt Dispatch to TIC chtc'po Tribune.
NEW f0,tx, 1,t'y l6.-Dr. Turner Is gaining In
weight AMI spirits uvery Iny, and tue I'r,'-p.cts
nre thu. by tho ind nf blu forty tnys bt will IL,
in condition fur walking 'aatch. IIo WIS
liyelicr so-ttAy than on amy sIhvo his
Inng fust beKln and Weighed muro thun hn .lUl
Thursday. Iio tn,kcl with u Krrnt mllny per.
sons and craukttl some MINNESOTA tnkcs. lio
drank lnrgo quantity Ut tre-wMter, snnu at It
spring wItcr frnin Central rark md spout fur
hn,f,H md II haif III the open nir tn IL carrnKo.
While nut driving he tnstnt nntl faughctt ~
much III my f tho purity, R,ld acesluh us strung
us nnylntly. Amol,x other tllnga ln snl w"nlo!
lHy TIN MUCH stress on tho stntll1'cts uf nun.
people sM'k 0nsr two 'nrAss !! 'lty. which y II!
!no''aI HIT ta.itlrS @ una SteIsct,'ai ej%i'sns 4ho
than sil,,l. at,i ttn,K .!o,ght tn lya,klnv 1T hs
t4'ilo povSrc1 With bo!,'lMsts: Iho s.n!co ~.
sIi y o 'nx y osSFI rn Ism s1thE "s st {"
t,.'ssrs. an flowers md s1a lss'k; rho fiat;
,ass @ ,s,ss t except i to "%crs, b, %' spcnt III mst
Ut his time looking ut tho tinwers Or tho pcnpe,
Or tn sleep. llo .!sherol N tho itnrt'Mnth !,nY
and soIi's up tn the sa''th cutlery to his f"sort
At l::S; b: ra!se wns ~ hi: ,tc,aneratare % @
dlor ss;"!'1x IT, 9 M }sica;n;s sGrrt!st!g' r, t
Chtcago nowspnpcr, nt,a wrute IN answer,
few n''n'.es @ i1tr r. ndy ,rSscnt,lt ti ht VIII
X Sck XII 10 " was sI xyen f"r aaa M a; aif
odge of hIh eot. and talked With , tho
HMM nctGrWnr Atld h1 tllkel DAAllY With them.
, 1880-07-17


JACKSONVILLE. ILL.,. July IG.-Tho total popM.
latton nj Morgan County, IT. shown by lists iiIci
by tho census cnun,crntors with tho County
Clerk. fs 3l,7l7, aganst x, ,5Ot In 1s7O The popu-
lht!on If tho three prnelpMl ptuccs In tho t,,n.
l,E7; MercuosIn 843,
, 1880-07-17
CHICAGO.


- IFrMHthtt@S LpufIAh*
Ahn,lt 100 Ut tho rtlinln9 lights of the 1>emoc-
rney gathered lust night It'll the nntrtao! clt1h-
room Of tho l'a1.rer lluuso IN Invitation from
tho County CentrIl Committee. Representatives
Wera prusas,t fssstn alt tho warts, With t.,rse
sprinkilux 0f "pruniiteE.s.". ana'.x whom were
200 MHckfn, Ii,txo Otis. Mike Mcdonald. Moses
Wentworth, tne Suits, j. Il. Uooitte, .1r.. y. H.
KouRh. It. u. pInnt. llnfis IiHfrt1Hg, AID. Hi
tretll, Get.. I.gl 4. Z. Story. Phil tonley. Ir.
WIckcrsl,alnt Charley Kern, a,ltl Genr4t Ebrr-
hnrt. .,hlgo Otis MIS- elected Chairman att..icr
prepared pInHraIh.
So1le discussion was then hnd OIL the question
nr CleuttnK PrecItlct Committees mud netnbets
IT tho County Ccni,ll Commit too which Mike
McI)unnld Informed tho Precinct Cnlnmttet.-
men present tlnst tho C"an'y Committed h's't
yOeh Themselves III extension OF luli+ nt that
they t,d decided to hold uvrr until utter tho
Presidential elrction.
This announcement rn(Sol Il rzlW Immediately.
Hans llucrtlnH st,xKl Up, bit tbs shouting WIS
70 loud that lu could not bo heard, i1 MRckin
insisted thut Jlutstlng wlA mt u nlp1nt,er Of tho
Precinct Committee, whGn the tattGr pulled ont
OF bis pocket IN tnvltnt6n from tho rrrslslcnt
md Secretary, and further stated villa m,1rl
bllstcr thnt he WIS Il iletnber Ut tho Committee.
4 lozen members wslnted tho constitution rcn,l.
hut MMckin gayo tho wink mud Jul9o OttH
refused To atl0w Il e e 10 done. .-,,..,.
which wsls adopted. cutlti'g III tho County ltnarl
IL l1lcrGMse tho tillml'cr Ut pallnx Districts,
uvsr r'"H sSp of o'S's 1opaeo SakinH pelnx
plMccs III tho city OIL tho basls 'f tho census oG
Central CunM1tteU WIS thGn resumed. An IN.
knnWN nl!ltt, who referred frequently tn his
,9hf hafs ssry,Se ,h n.ie "sk nd ~ thTy9M @ mr
tue Convention wuuld elect Hew onc without
AbtMlns, of tho srco,,,l Wari, WIS heard
tHrn1ufI tho nt,Iktt tn thIIt Tim ut1i1EA Ht4
, 1880-07-17

NEW YnnK, July ld.-Arsiyo1, The ateasnlhlpa
Kohn aud Nockur, from uromou. aud tho ". A.
seholter, fronl Rotterdam.
QuEsssr3ws. july M-Arrlyed, the Wyome :
na, from New York.
NALrlxonx. July 16,-ArEivcd, tho Ohio, from
HrensUn
LlYEMr0oL, july 1a.-The 6umatra and Trim
land, fluu Now York, have arrived out
, 1880-07-17
TIE CENSUS.

SOUTHERN CITIES.
LOUISVILLE. KY. July 1g.-The Courttr.Jntir
nal Of Saturday morning will contain report
showing tho population Ut cities Of the South rs
enumerated BY tho ceslsil. Of 1KS0,-rIz;
, 1880-07-17
sJ,11ES1,,. f.t,tfS1,y-, H..

HARVARD, ILL.,. July 10.-Tho census of Nc
ftcnry County gives population Of c4,sol, nit
incrcase nf LIZ: III ton yeara; 1laryartl has
hus l,4g', and the clttro tuwnship ..,G9.t. MIR
eilgo vtIlHgH nnl, township llas :,tH+. Mg1Ienry
.ilinyc nsltl tt'wnshiD hns ",3H Algonquin bus
.ts'1.
, 1880-07-17

MATTn0S. H.. July lH.-tt0les Connty's cGneuB
fnots TIP 7.11l. 1,clng 1,tsr} tnnrr thnn tn !S'J.
ChnrestUn has c.s77:I: with tho township. s:11l.
,lnttunn CIty ntnl Township hrs goal, M Ill
crt'tsu of l,G115. Five Townships Aar0 suffered
la..
, 1880-07-17

mil Arthur Club WIS organized. 4 constitution
WIS n.''pte't mud ex-S5Mynr 4i.ta1ns waA c1cctcf1
President. \ Iargr nufnbrr nr han,cs nf voters
hnvc bretl enrolled. nntl tho campaign In l}rs
MD!hes f.nunty IL formally nrcnGt1.
, 1880-07-17

C1EEHft1SG COUNTY, y. T.
NEw YonK, Ln1y 1G.-1ne population of Che.
1n,rK County, New York, Is 4a,7lj, II gain Of
s,4.4 H[nce ITO.
ing nvpr .,tU1 less thnn IN IS1U, 0swcYn City has
m tn
, 1880-07-17

WArsE,sA, ILL.,, ,luly lB.-The completed ccllHus
Rlycs Irrlunfs s'nnty Il population "f ::':rE. :l,
arrense ut A.4G, In tgh yunrH. the'ans.> Is slfll
tho lnrgGat town In ilp county, tho population
helrH 5,jIN
, 1880-07-17
DE ,yITtr COUNTY. I'LL

I5E WIFE, COUNTY, INL.
Cs.lSrnS. ILL.,. July i0.-Thc ccHfus returns of
DC Wilt Cnllnty nrc NIL IN. and IN result This
uoslnty hns Ii rhp,tntton or about e,0U] people,
II net gl.tn OF ii per cent over 1HsU.
, 1880-07-17

MOBILE, Ala.
Epfstal Uspatch TO 7ht Chta,qo Trthunt.
stnn1r.E. Ain, July lG.-Tho lst'snnt population
nf Mobile Is :9,AN: nrcn tl,elhrd within old city
limits, 1T ,tE0: County Ut A1Dl,iict lsvsi
, 1880-07-17

1,EArwtO,,. July ia. - Census. returns gtvA
ncnlwood Il population uc a..1ii5.
, 1880-07-17

lie II HEARING UP Wonderfully under
Ills (:Ut4t-1Vntcr Ialrt-I1 &tEil f:nInluS
FLESH, uIld Apparently Having II Jolly
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08
The DeNM-rNte OF

Onr country is getting to be fearful
" alarming, the average of life being
lessened every year, without any real
sonable cause, death resulting general
ly from the most insignificant origin
At this season of the year especially
Il cold is such a common thing that in
the hurry of every day life we are apt
to overlook the dangers attending it
and often find too late, that IL Fever
or Lung trouble has already set in.
Thousands lose their lives in this way
every winter. while had Boschee's Ger
man Syrup been taken, Il cure would
have resulted, and large bill from a
Doctor been avoided. For ali dispas-
Is of the Throat and Lungs, Boschee's
German Syrup has proven itself to be
the greatest discovery of it's kind in
medicine. Every Druggist in this
country will tell yoL of it's wonderful
effect. Over 100000 bottles sold last
year withouta single failure known.
47y1eOW.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08
WILLOT.

Mr.. James Huzzy and Miss Mary
Cannon were married at the Catholic
Church, by Father Fltz Henry, on New
Years Day at O'clock. The brides
dress was of peocock bule. The
Groomsman and bridesmaid were Mr..
Thomas Cannon and Miss Della Hwy.
May long@ife and happiness be their
fportion, and may each new year bring
them pleasant remembrances OF their
bridal dav, are the wishes Of the many
friends Of the bride and groom.
| The Wilmot people are at l;.st,sup-
piled with good flour, a long felt neces-
lsity with Wilmot people. The millers
are very busy, having to grind some
nights. The work SO far has been very
satisfactory. aa
The pupils of the High School re.
peated their entertainment last Tues
iday evening, and report good success
T financially.
]. According to appearances the school
will not begin on Monday as was ex-
Ipected. The seats have not come yet,
tneither is the building cleaned.
|. We visited Mr.. J. B. Swenson, our
|enterprising merchant tailor. He re-
ports business as excellent and con-
st;sntly improving. Perhaps if s. NE
of our other business men would inn
|prove their buildings, us he has done,
they would he surprised at the change,
not of appearance but Of business
Jan. 3, 1880.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08
Miss Francis Willard will deliver a
lecture to the Ladies Temperance Ur.
ion sometime III the near future.
CYPRESS.
JANUARY 5th, 1886

JANUARY 5th, 1880.
Spring has come in January this
year. Friday night and all day Satur-
day the rain fell until all the earth was
robbed Of its white robes that had been
Worn SO regally for the last few weeks.
The roads are nearly impossible. SO
items are scarce.
The only excitement Of the week has
been u lawsuit between Mr.. Buck. of
Cypress and |. Utter, of Kenosha.
Nearly all the farmers from this place
were subp@naed as witnesses. The
most OF them came home yesterday
Sunday looking rather blue. The
suit will be- decided today (Monday)
Miss Eda Andruss spelt a few days
at her uncles NJ. J. Andruss' last week.
Maurice Van VIE goes to Mrs. P.
Andruss' to attend school the remain
der of the winter.
Mr.. John Fox spent New Year with
his daughter Mrs. Curtis.
Mr.. James Eddy and family were in
Cypress on Saturday.
Mrs. M. Ford visited her mother last
week.
The sad news just reached me that
Mrs. Matilda Fellows is no more. She
left this world of suffering at 10 o'clock
yesterday Sunday Jan. 4th) She
leaves many friends and relatives to
mourn her loss, and Toss it will be
indeed, for although she was very
quiet and unassuming in her manners,
a loving wife and mother, the world
knows not the loss to the dear children.
She has been a patient sufferer for a
number Of months; all that could be
done by loving hearts and hands was
done, but now she is gone to better
land where she will watch DER the
loved ones left behind. The funeral
will be on Tuesday Jan. 9Th. CLIO.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08

THE MAINE LEGISLATURE meets
to-day Wednesday. The people elect
cd majority Of Republicans to each
branch of the Legislature, but Cover
nor Garcelon and his Council counted
out Republicans enough and counted
in fusionists enough to give each
house a fusion1st majority. lie then
sent twelve questions to the Supreme
Court asking 4 decision on them, SO
framed that he expected the decisions
to be in his favor. But the Supreme
Court decided unanimously every
question against him. But he still
holds ON to have ali he counted in take
their seats. i is said how
ever that some fusionists who were
counted in declare they will not take
their seats What the result will be
no one can tell till it transpires. There
has been and is great excitement III
Augusta. Governor Garcelon haC
placed an armed guard in the State
House, but late reports say it HIS beer
withdrawn. The people generally
will await the result with much anx-
ioty.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08
INAUGURATION.

The new State officers were inauour-
ated last Monday--Or rather, the old
State officers were reinaugurated. Tie
morning at Madison, was radiant
brig ut and pleasant, but drizzle set
in later, and it was disagreeable over
head and under foot.
At 1890 a procession was formed
headed by Guards from several cities
Of the State followed by officers and
citizens in carriages. Tie procession
moved to the executive mansion, where
Governor Smith entered carriage
and then it marched to the Cap tol
where two salu es were fired us tile
officials and commit eemen passed
between the divided columns
and entered the Assembly Chamber
Mayor Blatzell, the presiding officer.
stated briefly the purposes of the gath
oring, and paid a compliment to the
"re-elects." DR.. Bascom then offered
an invocatory prayer, after which
Justice Cole conducted the swearing
in service. Governor Smith then de-
livered an able inaugural address.
In the evening there were recep
tion and ball at the Capitol. The
guests began to arrive at s o'clock
The reception was held in the Assem-,
bly, Chamber and shaking hands with
the Governor was continued to II
o'clock. Half an hour later the floor
was ready for dancing. In the Senate
Chamber dancing was commences ."
hour earlier and at II o'clJcn >,ou.,
presented a corruscation Of youth
and beauty
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08

A2e gT01-n-,n Liver ell S;'tc11]a ci Z
g!zes al tu.>s II Is ioMrat. laectItP 4vnskess
1T Is marvellous mrs procn; and rajs&a cure O.
every species OF LIVER ahI S'roaAcis>, 'lc' lfies.
the seat of most all discusses
- Is worn over the rItllS, liver AMI 1;facl,,
II removes togpdty oi the Liver gigef 'one 10 The
Stolac1 a79eStaHg fer"teHEak!oH and M ~ siEiilg
It the natural qualtity OF bt and gastric ,ltes.
II also Fi,2.1cS the c.:liy5 SYSTEM Esll Natures
true tonic.
IT all detcroraed and po:s nous f.:ds in
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08

New Year was pleasant day with
good sleighing with very thin snow
and ice. Friday it thawed and spoiled
the sleighing. And Saturday and Sat
ufday night it raned and took away
all tine snow and ice. This week to
the present. time-W Wednesday at noon
it has been warm and spring-like.
The roads are very muddy and the
frost is all or nearly all out of the
ground. The January thaw comment
ced with the coming Of the new year
and soor@btained and still keeps the
ascendancy over winters cold.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08

General Grants reception on his az
rival at Fernandina, Fla, was warm
and cordial, and on his de-
arturo it is reported that the
entire people turned out to do him off,
that the shipping in the harbor dis
played gay bunting, and that a con-
slant roar Of artillery filled the air till
the train was out Of sight and sound.
At Jacksonville it is said the entire
10000 people OF the city must have
been out an his arrival and he was very
warmly and cordially received. A
public reception and excursions are to
be given him to-day Wednesday, but
we have to go to press before receiv.
ing an account of il.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-01-08

Z The internal revenue receipts Of the
United States Treasury from July /,
1870. TO December 81, 1879, foot up
$6O.336, AS 66. The internal revenue
receipts for he same period in 1878
were only $57.9O3,S15.69. Commission
III Raum's estimates have thus been al
ready exceeded. The loss of revenue
by the reduction of the tax on tobacco
is estimated to be at least $2,500,o00
this year. @