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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-27
Sewing Machine,

JOHN BENEDICT, OF KENOsHA,
I s the Agent for the sale of
Wheeler Sc Wilson'S Sewing Machiu
This Machine is unlike the Grower O. Bake
Boudoir Macine in forming the stitch. It gives
stitch the same appearance on both sides of
work, locking in the centre, while the other
chimes give the lock stitch ON the under side of
work.
THE MACHINES ARE FOR SALE AT
NEW YORK PRICES.
with the addition of freight. and warranted peri;
Machines.
R For sale at the store of WASHBISH
BENEDICT
The public are invited to call and examine the
Oft JOHN BENEDICT
STRAYED,
From the premises of James Weed, in the to
4 CT Somers, BAY MARE COLT, four years q
We about IA hands high-with star in the forehei
The above colt was formerly owned by D. O. Stewart
Salem. Any person returning said Colt, or giving inf
nation where the may be found will be literally
warded. Z. PENNOYER
Kenosha, July 70, 1850. 7M
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-27
HOOflaDds Balsamic Cordial

Coughs, Colds or HoaTseness, Bronchitis IaGu
enza, Group. PNEUMONIA, Incipient CONSERVATION
and has perfor the astonishing cures ever known
of CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION.
As Diarrhoso Cordial it is unequalled Price ~ cents
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-27

az Communication from our friend
S. E. OF Bristol, deferred until next
week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-27
For Emigrants

We have prepared instructions and forms of slept
for obtaining lands, as we'll from the governments
and from individuals also, the laws of the differ
ent states in regard to everything pertaining to cit
izenship; purchasing, mortgaging, recording and
selling prop horse, sheep, dog, and general
cattle law taking land on shares, etc., etc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-22

aground ON the Bramblrs, near Cowes, but
Heated off after two h0grs' detention.
Uniayorahle weather having retarded work
| on the Great Eastern. the Directors have de
ferrcd her departure for a Short time, but
confidently expect that she will sail within
fortnight. The day Of her departure will
not be- announced until there is no possibl-
ity Of further disappointment.
The first departure ofthc new Galway line
Of Steamships from New York has been fix
ed by the Post Office Department for Tuesday
July H., and from Boston TUESDAY July 81.
An extraordinary meeting of the Galway
steamship Company has been held. to ct
authority to borrow money.
The Insurrection in Sicily.
Dispatches subsequent Ia the sailing Of the
llammnntl indicate that the statement OF the
elpuhtan ot the NaaPilitln troops at haler-
M WAS only partially correct.
Aiyic's from Naples OF 81 inst, received
via G,nna. state that the KIM had refus j
the condition Of the populations and that hos
tilitrs would rccommence at noon.
\ dispatch from Turin announces the re
n'wl OF the 1mbarlment. and that Ptler-
M was larricaded, aud part Of the royal
troops wrre surrauBlet by insurgents.
\ NrIp litltn general is sud to have gone
over t, the Insurgents
\ later dispatch, dated Palermo. evening
# th. . aa 5Hnees that the b 'mbtrdhent
had not hf--u renewed. and the aruistice con-
tinurl G4Hj54lli VS. still master Of the
town. bat tn forts were occupied 10y the
Nar'Iti4a trt4r< Tn terms OF the ca
pitullti3n bad MT b,tn carried out.
Negotiations continued. l.'tters from
The French squadron saY that the armi>tiee
was t, last until Tuesday, 9TH.
GurihtlIi was forced t. grant the armis-
tie, Tor want Of ammunition
Ma>>Iu i quito deserted.
The enthusiasm IN lafBr Of Glrihaldi i
spreading, AMI tn y 1aP5lIttn troops were
becoming more aod more Affected by it,
The clergy IN Sicily are publicly preach
IN crusade asaiHst the Aelppltans.
rhe demand II >izasr Cart. f,r tn inter
vntinn of the maritime ppwsr> in sicily. 1t
t. said, met with an immediate refusal from
the Emperor af the French
Many athser> IN the ~..r imam army have
obtained discharges Tor tbe purpose of join
IN GIrlbtIdi
\ Dispatch, dated y lples 81, SAYS that four
th,Gsl mi insurgents having several pieces #
cannon. had attacked Gatama ON the 1t
they were hr4vely rrFulsal by General Clay.
with the 9TH tha-ssurs, ON regiment ai Ian
GERS and >pme artillery After a combat u!
eight hours the insurgents were dispersed.
losing three guns and two flags. The city
has >,nce been declared in state of siege.
The Nrapolltan Minister at Rome h,s hen
summoned Ia Naples. and it i rcp3rted that
he would h, entrusted with the formation Of
Il new ministry.
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" Washington News.

W ASHlNGTON, June T.
The Conference Committee On the Home
stead bill met for the twelfth time to-day,
and finally agreed on a report calculated u
surprise both branches. BY their report, all
land SUBJECT t. private entry is 10 lac open for
homcstca,ls at y cents per acre. also half Of
the surveyed public lands not yet offered for
public sale.
Prc-cmrtors now on the public land. are
u have two years after the passage of the
act t. pay for their lands at half price, or
~ IL cents per acre. The Senate are "a
strike our their section requiring the Prcsi-
dent To sell the public lands within two Years
after their survey.
The members Of ths committee on the part
of the Ii5ust insisted on extending the priv
iles,s Of the bill To all over twenty-oue year,
ot age, whether heads of families 1r not. aud
to all surveyed lands but this being decin-
ed, they finally acoecded to the above, stat
ius that they should insist on enlargement
hereafter.
II Is understood that Mr. Fitzpatrick de
clmrl ipining in the above agreements
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-22
Cattle Disease.

The alarming disease which Is decimatng tho
heads # valuable stock in Massachusetts,, is en-.
.agiug the serious attention Of the people all
the country. Dr. Holmes of thi. State. WI 0 was
mmis>i3nel to % to Massachusetts to investigate
the matter says cit Is highly contagious" No
better authority exists in this state, to say the
least and the fact above stated should be a stand.
the FIRST symptoms Of this terrible disease, We
publish in columns the letter Of the Doctor
upon tdc matter, and commend its suggestions to
the consideration If all TIL. portion Of our State
!. rro-emcuuy grazing and cattle growing re-
gion. and il thj. disease should onee get hold
upon the cattle, the 7ss which would result there.
from, would be mparasle fer many years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-22

! no on. or tha most friybtI,,I in annear,nc,
and dreadful IN rreult, that eyer visited RI,
wost. or rrpJ,.lJv opv other n,rti,n oC hi,
country
p : Sine, writing tho ab,va we learn
that the little d,urhter of Michael Dcyine
i liy;nr vet ana that fye ipste al of six y,
tba G,n1iiv mr.. dad
The following is 4 list of the dead. wound.
ed. aud those whose houses were swenf away
~ r,r.,s we hava b,,,r, III, +, .,s,,, t,i,,
H.. 90, :. ~
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s;'ft '' II LOU eia'lel N 7I'ts'
NV .c' 80 ~, IN '''',"'N - :
VI, 80 NJ W.. i''''S " 'a'mm N'n'"h ana
r.sN ', 70 "'>o .''.et HOUSES IN S'g, me
''','> VI WITS ,,oi >et nse,r,ai''I; Il.
r2us % " ';'3W i'''e''''ei ne'eI anu hoocr'
N'''- III oN''enGe were f',iued' ana hNe OF
TN II ot''ecS 'n,N,a rom Tue iou i,
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The Tornado in Iowa.

We learn from the Hrda Safiael of
Iowa, that the Tornads which passed over
that region on slndAy the 18th inst. was
very destructive as to property, and also in
;he loss Of life. Ten er twelve houses were
blown down in New Proyilcncc, and several
persons injured.
The N.qt.aei SAYS the scene after the storm,
in Union township, bassars all description
\ BRICK house, two st1ries high was blown
down, and scarcely oae brick left on top Of
another This li1urna!say = il; is impossible
10 convey correct Flea Of the effect and flu
~ of this terrific st3rm the mial- Of those
Who were not ON the ground to witness the
devastation and ruin that was left in its
path School h8ases, barns, sheds, fences
A., wcr2 blown f r miles across the prairie
The following Is taken from the Sentinel
Ina AFrERANeK or rnE TJKNADo.-rhere
= considerable difference 81 opinion in rela-
iion ~ the aPPe4 r..uee Of the tornado. But
The m.'st general version of the thing is that
II cane q tie earth Ia the shape of a whirI-
Wind, ana covered Il strip country about
eighty refis wi5ie. II appeared to be hollow
ga the center. with transparent, blood red
color, while the two sides were black and
thiek sith all conceivable sorts of floating
matter that had hean torn from the path Of
tar crashing and roaring destroyer It's
ranfse vas at9at duc east We believe that
thc history VI WIS tornado, Viii prove it u
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRK, June l..
The steamship Ilammonia, for Southlmp-
con, arrived this forenoon
She brings London PAPERS of the 18th, bGt
nothing later from Liverpool.
Advces from Sicily announce that the
NeapGltan army had capulatei 10 Gdrblldi.
The articles which were signed ON board the
English war steamer Hannibal between cen.
era Lama and Garibaidi and the Revolu-
tiouary Committee stipulate that the Neapo-
Titan army, p 600 strong, should quit Pal
ermo with all the honors Of war and embark
with their material on b. I'd the Neapoli-
tan squadron. The execution was to com
mence June 4.
A terrible and desperate fight, in which
many women participated, had occurred
previously at the Stradodi Toledo, between
GIrribaldi and the NeapoltanS, which re
suited in the repulse of the latter aud the
immediate commencement IF the lombard
ment from the Neap0iittn squadron
The above news reached Paris June >, and
was fully confirmed by other dispatches re-
oelYed neXt day
The London Times says that C4ribaldi is
now master Of the island.
1t is asserted that Signor Cara had deman-
ded guarantee for tine territory of two
1tclhAlNrs atd aAN1 We ilttINEillt III u Jilt
maritime bowers.
Piedmont. il il also asserted, protests
against Intervention.
Letters from Naples Of the 2sth state that
grand manifestation had taken place there,
with shouts Of GaiiJalii, Emmanuel, Sicily.
The town Of Asrisent had risen.
ID lscellaneous,
Reliable intelligence from C0nstantn6pia
IL. IT., a. &
sadors had officially informed the Porte that
their governments approve Of its resolution 10
institute inquiries itself into the situation ol
the Christians in Turkey.
The Emperor and Empress ct France had
had an interview ~ yeas with the D0wa-
ger Empress 81 Russia.
The health Of Prilc- Jerome Bsnaparte i.
improving.
\ letter t. tn L1nl,n Tins says hy the
treaty IF rapahtiln al Palermo, the troops
were Il lanl at VI sSina OF Naples without
moit~tltion.
The cessation 81 the carnage at Palermo i
due g. the Intervention 1f tue Eastsh aud
French AiniraIs.
Palermo Suffered s. .re'y f-3m IL lombard
nIent, aud the l1ss Of lie wds very great on
both sides
The English POST O.fce DEPARTMENT haes
notified the galway steamer iias that f'trir
service wtll e1mmeuce on the 18th from q Il
way h. Aes Asrs. and On the 18th Of JaIg
TO Boston AMI - "a every second Tuesday
Arrival 9; Steamship Bohemian.
fAErntE POW. JUNE T..
fhe Canadian steamship klhemian. trsu.
Liverpool noon d the 6th. aud To- dafdrrfy
on the ztA lust psassed this pat a. s l.
this evening en- i0ate Tor eHebee
The Steamship C'y 81 NsshinstsH LET
Liverpool az NON II she = a., and ths 4 .aaa-
would leave Southampton same dsy. b5th
foJ New ieFa
Steamship Iestoaia, while is.ag tawel
from Queenstown % Southampton, st
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-22

public service, and frauds by government of
Ulcers to dcftat enaetprnts for protecting the
Treasury from unjust claims. Collector Ba-
kcr is severely ensured
The Committee say that tho price paid fol-
the Executive printing and binding is utter,
" dlspropartionatc 70 the work done. and
aliudc to the employment of persons 10 car
ry elections.
Tn. Committee close Nv saying there rccms
to be marked propriety in closing the re-
port with quotation from speech OF MIR
buchanan IN condemnation OF corruption.
Mr. Train moved that fifty thousand COP
les be printed. Referred.
Mr. Wiuslow was allowed t. m1kea min
GRITTY report on Monday.
The House then took up the Kentucky
contested election case.
After debate. Mr. Stanton gave notice that
he should demand vote ON Monday.
The House then went into Committee OF
the W hole Adjourned until clock.
EVENING SESSION.
The House assembled at : O'Clock
The ) nate amendment. that all extra doc
umcnts ordered to bc printed by the House
shall be printed by the House printer, but
no allowance snail DE thtd' LOT tohlP'silIot
when the same d4eument has been first or
derei to be printed by the nate WAS adopt
Ell
\ debate cnsurd on the Senatc's twenty
one million loan amendment. Mr.. Sherman
charaeteriAnS it Is an infringement on the
rights 81 the llansa IN making APPROPRIATIONS.
and hoped the House would stand firm
Mr. Wilson saii the measure originated
in the House, the proposition beng an
amendment by the senate.
Considerable debate followed.
IN amendment Il revive the tariff act 81
$50 WAS ruled out oi order
The loan amendment WAS disagreed T.,
when the committee rose. Adjourned.
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Mr.. 2. M. G. Holt and the
Fowler Defalcation,


Every one must remember the extraordi-
nary letter of Postmaster General Holt, IN
which he sanctioned the violation of the
United States Mail by his subordinate, for
the plumber and destruction af what he was
pleased t. term incruilrv documents. \
more bold and htgraut yiJhttion Of public
light and positive Law has Yer been known
ia this or any other country It is in the
nature Of things that crime bc-ets crime,
and when the Head OF Department sane
tons an outrage upon publlcIr private right,
what wonder that his subordinates apply his
principles to serve their own purposes? Dur
ing several months past. Mr.. Holt has been
encouraging aud slncti1ning the violation OF
the mails. At the sum ume, lis subordi
mates have been plundering the revenues Of
the Department. II Mr. Holt had been
mindful Of the duties of his uliice bow could
the Fowler fraud have escaped detection ,
On the 10th OF May, the House Of Represen-
tatlves called Mr. HOLT for an explanation.
On the 9Th Of June, having taken nearly a
month to prepare his defense. he has furnish
ed a letter To the Speaker Of TIE House, which
is worthy Of the most serious attention, not
/ only tt Congress, but IT the r-ople Of the
United States 1t is a most remarkable doc
umeHt. not only for the guilt that is ac-
knowltdy I'D ,but for what is yAlnlv attempted
e. b. concealed
In that letter. Mr.. Holt Acknowledges. LIST =,
! that an hundred seventy thousand dollars
have been emhezslcd in the New Nork Post
oihcei ii, that ninety thousand dollars of
that sum r cmblzzlcd duriug ms a9Uun-
,Sfrati5n Of he oHc The blame for the
eaneethnent OF eighty thousand he imputes
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The Cattle Disease.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-22
XXXVI. CONGRESS,

AsHINGToS, June 10.
SENATE. Mr.. Wilson introduced rcsolu-
ton to quarantine diseased cattle
fhe House hill relative to the Sandman
mission WAS passed.
The House resolution on the Public Print
ing was taken up.
Mr. Gurley's bll providing for A Govern
ment Printing Once was adopted, 50 against
IL
The naTal Appropriation bill was taken
up
Mr. Wilson offered an amendment u use
part Of the appropriation for the purchase of
three steamers to suppress the slave trade
Mr. Hammond was afraid il this bill pass
el. providing SlOO year for the support Of
returned Africans, it would have Il tendency
to increase the slave trade. as the Cel5nizi-
ton Society could pocket the money, and the
Africans be apprcuticei in Liberia He
thought so Il year enough 10 take care Of
the ucsro.
Mr. o'wln offered u substitute, that the
British Government enter into convention
with tbs government for the return 0t all
al tarsl AlIie..us Ii the British govern
meat ~. nj willing u enter into such con-
t.4tiatL. then Ia cNprtss tine Wsa Of this gov
erumeft l. ahrasAte that part ol the treaty
relating thereto.
MF. " isssH said that yesstls were fitted
agt A. \ "a lDFk for the slave trade, with
tiz- stf7fst = u government officials, who
wsrs aEi.sst Mt q trouble them.
Mr. Nam N oli.-'i The aFesiti n both
. n -srs tlsop and Hwin. aud did not see
Tie humanity 81 ending the Africans back.
aF urHgu Va opla-=d h keeping raiiec
ztt the s=stst 1T Aittri t. Irsv nj states from
A=ln= etFll.=l g. Cuba AMI brazil II kslt
aafsif sf., it sh1ui De- oa 'ur awn east.
To- am Hiu4tnt % NJ. Twin wIs llst-
II against -
ID farfsli % VI inlay.
lla-E. MF. Sherman reported an amend
mont = ilts senate rr>'.Itiuh relating h adj
atnm al. salssiitsins v eisestlty.
tir@lt confusion provided. Tue Ssn1.e
r. tati IL VS. ai"It'd-l3t 70 >.
NJ Train mad report from III the e.
vol Committee. ..snri by Messr- t9y'dr,
. IiFH sHl Tram. IL commenced 10y Speaking
= EtlF FiH sFi-m MS the Committee eneUuu-
t#re#t. among which Wa tn Proclamation by
ta= T. -islsat. ilAt the power Of the admin
istf4ttfu would l' exercised to protect Wit
mes % MT atrNng the sunni ms. They
say TIA, sHy gg' wJu!! be astaal-had at the
sst titl-ss r-eoIi In regard to the Lecoml,tou
Constitution They examine, first, the en-
phatis d-as of the President and Cabinet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-06-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
Renaissance of Gouldsboro'

r, whom !. II mt dsIi-itrl Ia recall IL
ril, p,
~ ''' ''e ~
OF cur childhood with ITS eudearnent>, curl
ositles and wonders Is 50 tirmly impresscd up
on onr hearts that tins uur circumstances
60,
.''' ''' =" -
have ei"IS'l and where are our associates :
Some Of them have long since finished their
,n;.s;,, her. and zone ~ ~. b,r,,nd trpst
:,
~ ""S'i VII '5's ''stts ~
wandered lar away whl'e a lew remain
to erect Us on our return. Mt only have
.,r,r, ,,,.S t,l,rn the ,,'.n.e r. f,u,iIi,r,n..
'''' '''''' - - - '''i
lance htYe A&eh place. ana h'inS thus di>-
appointed We feel a spirit of dissatisfaction
.,,'.Iy,din.s our senses and WE ..sat e;,ee IL
.l,e.f. ;l.4
'''' - III
ana commence II portray one ot the M III
tortstin. euriesitles OF antiquity that l. ut
tbis ti,,e ,,rassut with nnr mind
~, -,
low posted hoase drowned ny tle storms 9i
many Winters Il mad, no pretentians II
architectural beauty: IN fact it, only striking
trtture was thu large chimney rfstraiiH.
from the centre Of the root lhe ffant tr,,-
srntei rat Il ISOLATE appearance to the BE-
hgller-with onlv two small windows enc
on each SHE Of the llnard aud beaded Iopr
The lower rlrts only wrrr deckai with cur
/ tains and tie>a during the Gay wrfe drawn
a,itleas ,uperAaaus. At the southeastern
end ii the hou>e was 4 large orchard consist
in, Of arllls an1 PR tres winch might one
have barn the irisie of the posses r but n ny
wcrt fast la>in, their glory The tres wcrc
beginning T. i cav, showing that old father
rime VIZ hass there A. elsewhere Cl5.e by
the road sta5a two luxurimt cherry tree,
winch resisted the eacroachmcuts ot TIM All
/ kindly supporting i tlouri>hing hop vine. ez-
/ er pointing its tender shoots upward aud on
ward Near bv were barhcrry bushes which
in their season Welded glorious harvest Of
shining red berries 1t the north west cor
ner Of tha hauSe staal nr.e, dllapjtltetl
barn. through whose cracks aud Grey Ic,s TIN
winds were wont t. play "hiit and Sex
In the back ground were broad acres winch
were once under good cultivation, but nov
thew yielded grudcinsly a ,c4nty crop 81
grass which was IutcIsper,ed with many
heaps of st5ne-the work Of hands long siaee
rrp5,in. beneath the sd. Bat enough OF
the exterior. On entering the first direct
which attracts vaur attention i, the dress
rrs ON which cul,s and sanccrs. and staining
PEWTER plates were neatly arranged. Mar
ihc ,,p was a gigantic pewter ylatter. winch
brought wildly before YOU Visions ol l'ari>t-
mas dturers. b meath WI. a row Of .,tj~ten-
/ inr tin bakers, fr1m the juvenile up l. the
adult. You turn to tn, rj.At and behold a
arch Of the olaen time. Ah' m5nv huge
l,,, bas found its last resting pl,ce there
T6roush the oIqn dor we pass aud meet
Amt Il tsav " IN n hrin nail Of milk in one
hand and ), n5as,in Of s,rippin,s in the
,tL.r which She d.pa.its s,f. IN the :. but.
,ery Amt PLY nresently enters with
~ IN hit - E n .