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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19
CompIimentnrY RnH

A complimentary. Ball to the Kenosha Volun-
teers is to be given at Franklin Hall this evening.
The music for the occasion will be furnished by
Whitcombs popular string band. 1t is expected
by those in the confidence of the originators of
this affair, that there will be good time generally
for all those who are so fortunate as to attend
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19
POSTS PATENT
tt &c BUCKIE

HAVING purchased the EcctuSiUe Right to the
HI sale of this Buckle il kehosha County and ind-
ing interested parties using underhanded means
keepit out Of use, therefore, Tor the
Information of the Public,
and for my own benefit publish the following Testimoni-
al signed by Farmers, and others of known character
residents OF the County of whom any may make all
needful enquiries. THOMAS ENGLISH.
Ken oshs, September 2, 1861.
We, the undersigned, having used "Post's Patent
Trace Bucke for some time past willingly testify its
perfect right all the merits that claimed for it,
1t entirely the harness from the and con-
slant breakage Of the traces, which attend the
the Id fashionen buckle. 1t also time in buck
ling and unbuckling in fact entirely overcomes the
perplexy and annoyance Of taking up and letting
the traces and ia our opinion no one should purchase
harness with any other buckle attached
John Tymeson J, Eirman,
| J. II. ELLSWORTH Ashbel Epson
| Seth MYriek NJ. Finn
/ Henry Doohttle James Newman
Timothy MahOny Joseph Newman
John D. Grisyoid Il. A. blanchard
4 Jerry Brown Stewart Hastings
James Fle-t Alonzo Tymeson
3mlS
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John Lafierty, from Camp Simmons, Kenosha.
Description, feet 6 inches high--blue eyes--stout
built. Had on when last seen, grey, short coat,
duck trousers and black cloth cap, halls from
Centreville, Mich and is, by occupation, cabi
net maker He enlisted for the war in Company
G, Capt. McVean, took the oath and received his
bounty money.
Pass the Deserter round
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WE understand that Mr.. ,Sade announced 20
his congregation last Sabbath, thathe should close
his abors with them after one week from next
Sabbath. lie also stated that there would be no
services at the Court House next Sabbath.
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Military Items.

Co. G.-The Park City Grays, Capt Nc
Vean, of the First Regiment, has been in camp
herelfor the past week. Camp Simmons, just
in front of our Office makes quite mi litary ap-
pearance. The Company has 60 men sworn in
and we understand there are some % or 80 more
at Wilmot and vicinity who have been enlisted
by Lieut. Ed. Healey but who have not yet been
sworn ia. The Company held an election last
evening for non-commissioned officers, which
resulted as follows:
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Town of Salem, Mr. Benz Robbins and E H Ben,

Its expected that each of the above co.laborers
in this County, for Of the best objects and in
stitutions in the world, will seasoGaby and faith
fully do his or her whole duty. The Local Agt's.
are requested to finish their work on the goth inst
and make their returns to their respective Treas
urers at once, SO that these Treasures can make
their returns to the County Treasurer, Mr.. c.
Briggs, by the 25th inst. as we intend to have
County meeting soon after and greatly desire that
every town and each school district shall be per
fectly reported at that County meeting of the BIZ
BILE Society. Let there be no failure Will the
Treasurers assist these Agents See that they
have suitable blanks on hand for their use Obtain
more of Mr. G. Briggs the County Treasurer when
needed, and fail not to make their reports to that
office by the 25th of September. And we also de-
sire that as many friends of the Bible besides
would attend the Co. Anniv ersary, as can do SO,
of which due notice will be given.
M. ADAMS.
Agent Kenosha Co. Bible Soc y
KENosHA, Sept. 3,lS61
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THE MILITARY SPIRIT IN BRIGHToN.-Mar-
shal MCDERMoTT informs US that he was out
through the town of Brighton few days since.
lie found the military. spirit decidedly in the
ascendancy there They have organized a
large company Of Home Guards which meets
regularly for drill and exercises. Many Ger
mans from that town have enlisted in the Ger
man Company at Burlington, Racine Co.
Brighton is not behind her sister towns in pat
riotism aud loyalty to the Union and the Con
sttuaOn.
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Kcno.hu, Rockford s. Rock Island Il. h

Ecnoshn, Rockford 81 Rock Island r. n
The entire line of this Road has been trans
ferred to the control of the Bond holders or
Lessees, the transfer of the Rockford division,
from that city to Harvard, hav ing been made
on Saturday last. On Monday morning the
Company commenced running through cars to
Rock ford.
Mr.. +. A. BABCoCK, the manager of the Road
under the new state of things, is a gentleman
of experience and ability, and we doubt not that
under his management, the Road will become g
highly popular freight and passenger thorough
fare. We certainly wish the new management
the greatest success and prosperity in their en-
ferprise
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OCTOBER CONTINENTS
DIR. v. PRICE.

AN ALYT ICAL PITY SICIAN.
Late of Buffalo, N. Y, can be consulted at
KEN0SHA, City Hotel, on the afternoon of Tuesday
and during Wednesday, the 18th and 10Th of October
Racine, Racine House, 18th of October.
Waukegan, Office at residence, 26th and 9th Sept
Woodstock, Exchange HOTEL 10th October.
Principal Office, Chicago, Ill.,
Observation-Disclosures, ILL.,, where all letters may be
SENT
DR. PRICE devotes his whole time the cure ScrO-
fuia, rheumatism, Fits. Nervous MaIadies,
Female Difficulties, Consumption, Throat,
Liver, Heart, and all Chronic Complaints. Our prac-
tce, founded truth, of seventeen years standing diff
fers from all others, triing with human existence
sacrificing life by experiments. We know upon examin-
alton the Of disease and remedy needed to
it, not by guessing but by knowing posons or harsh
medicines to injure the constitution but mild and ELI
cient making sick to make well, tearing down to
build up abandoning business starving giving
couragement without prospect, coming to be
seen again, but honest in dealings Ank in opn
ions moderate in charges regular every few
in our visits. Weinvte investigation claim not know
everything, to everybodydo claim reason anc
sense, and to out of sadto be in
durable. We particularly request those who have treC
this scientific DOCTOR that respectful physician boosted
and advertised medicines and doctors until worn out
discouraged, to call upon costs nothing as consult,
ton is free. 1y1S
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CLOSING SALE.-The Dept. u S. Marshal
will close the Auction Sale of Goods, at j.
Bond s corner store on Saturday afternoon next
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CITY CAUCUssEs.- publish the call for
the several Ward Causes for the election of
Delegates to the County Convention, to-mor-
row evening, at the usual places of holding
Caucnsses in th several Wards.
There should be a full attendance of the elect
ors at these meetings. Delegates should be in
structed whether to nominate County Com
missioner for the Supervisor District comprising
the several Wards of the City.
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UIIY REPUBLICAN, COM.
Kenosha, Sept. 18. 1861.

LIBERAL.-JoNAs w. RHODES, Esq, Of
somers, has presented to Capt. MARS a splen-
did horse for the service.
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NEW GooDs--Mr. Z. c. BROWN, Successor
to the old and popular firm of Brown & Weeks,
has just returned from the Eastern Markets,
with large stock of New Goods for the Fall
and Winter trade, which he offers at greatly re-
dueed prices. Mr. Brown. we presume, will re-
tain all the friends Of the old Firm and make
many new ones. See his advertisement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-09-19
TEE ANIMAL FAIR
Kenosha City Ward Caucuses.

OF the Kenosha County Agricultural Society will be
held on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
gath and 25th days of September inst.
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for October can be found there together with most
OF the leading monthlies. Harpers for October is
an unusually fine number. The Illustrated arti-
cies are, "Boquets Expedition" by j. T. Headly /;
The Coast Rangers of California" by j. Ross
Brown Sporting in Spitzbergcn." The other ar
ticlos are Orley Farm by Anthony Trollopo-
Marrying baby-Howl made fortune-A few
FreDchmen and Yanllees-Of Loss-Poll Jenning S
hair-Too sensitive-Edwin of Dera-The adven-
lures of Philip, by Thackeray. This number is
well worth the % cents It costs.
Tarbell hasjut received large lot of new mu-
sic, among which are all the late National songs
and airs. Go and see his stock.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
DuuUr nErDurA

A Bensroet Institution established BY special Endo,pet
for the Relief of the Slckand distressed afflicted with Urn
lent and Epidemic Diseases aud especially for the Cure Of
Diseases Of he Ser1EdL Organs.
NW EDICL advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
1y1 to all who apply by letter, with description of
their condition occupation, habits of Life &C.
extreme poverty
of the sexual organs and the NEW REMEDIES
ed in the Dispensary to the afflicted sealed
free charge Two or three Stampsfor postage
acceptable.
Address DR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON Acting sur-
reop Howard South Ninth street PhIla-
der phia Pa BY order of the Directors. fIy27l
GfO FATRCHILD. Sec. EZRA D. HASTWELJ' Pres.
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Kenosha City Ward Caucuses.
All Union loving and Union sustaining citizens Of the
city Of Kenosha requested 10 meet at the following
places in their respective wards Friday, Sept 2oth
at IL O'Clock p NJ for the purpose Of eecting three
delegates from each ward to attend the County Conven
tlon to be held at Agricultural Hall on Saturday the
2ist inst:
1st Ward at the Council Room.
I'd Ward at the North Ward School House.
3rd Ward at the Office Of Abram Hanson
4th Ward at basement of N Il. Aliens house.
BY order of
CITY REPUBLICAN COM
Konoaba Cont IL 1891
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CHAPLAIN lsT REGIMENT.-The Rev. j. McNa.
mara, rector of St. Mathews episcopal church
in this city, has received and accepted the APP.
pointment Of Chaplain ofthe LIST Regiment of Wis.
Vol. We understand that he has offered his resg-
nation of the Rectorship OF his church to tho YES.
try, which they have not accepted and will not,
until Mr.. Mcnamara shall have made fair trial
OF his powers of endurance in.the field and tent
life of a soldier.
Mr.. Mcnamara viii be sadly missed by his con-
gregaton and his place will not easily be filed.
We are certain that he will enter upon the duties
of his new station with alncrity and enthusiasm
and the members of the First viii have a Chaplain
who will do his whole duty without fear or favor
Tue COUNTY School PIC-NrC.-We make
one more allusion to the Great Picnic and
County School Convention, to take place to-
morrow. Our friends in the country
have taken the greatest pains tt
make such arrangements as viii render this on,
of the most interesting fetes ever given in thu
county. Every school district in the town o
Salem will be fully represented in the process
sion, and most of the 9th er towns will be equal
Iy represented, probBbly though we have no
had the personal assurance of the fact
The Railroad fare for this excursion is S
small that all can avail themselves of the or
portuuity for rational enjoyment.
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Trial of Scales.

KENosHA, Sept. 3,l86l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-12
Police Intelligence.

PROBABLE FATAL FIGHT IN BRoADwAy.-!ibout seven
O'Clock yesterday morning serious ARRAY took place
the sidewalk opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel, which will
probably end in tho death Of Of the parties engaged
in the affair. A man named Thomas White, a cabinet
maker by trade got into alteration with of the
porers the hotel named Thomas Coogcn, while tho
latter was washing Of the sidewalk without any apparent
provocation White struck the porter violent blow and
dared him TO a Hstic encounter. Coogen, who vs.
rally a pcaceable sort OF man, unwilling to
accommodate White, but finally he was compelled 10
strike at latter in self defence At this iuncture
White drew a dirk knife and plunged the blade
OF the weapon into Coogen's abdomen, infcting
fearful wound, from which the ntestines freely pro
truded Tho assaant tried escape by running across
the street he followed by large crowd Of citi
gems and before he could the of Spring
he was met by officer Schoonmaker Of the Fourteenth
precinct compelled to surrender The prisoner
a little obstnat first. but the sight Of loaded re-
vover in the hands of the policeman brought him
terms When brought the staof house he refused
give any account Of himself further than that he
thirty wears Of age and worked cabinet maker He
had difficulty with the barkeeper in the St. Nicholas it
aupears 4 few hours before stabbing Coogen, and
evidenty in an irritable mood all the morning. The
wounded man was removed to his room in the hotel,
where he now lies N a critical condition Coogcn was a
member Of the Sxty-ninth regiment during the cam
papn in Virginia, ard served with distinction in the bat
lie OF Bull run His employers think good deal Of him
and are much concerned about his Injuries White was
brought to the Essex Market Police Court,
and committed to await the result OF the wounded man
injuries.
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IMPORTANT FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
A BATTLE AT GUYANDOTTE-T TOWN
BURNED BY THE UNION TROOPS.

GAlIIpOLs, Ohio, NOV III iS0l.
Guyandotto, va OH THO Ohio river, thirty six miles
below here attacked last night by 600 rebels and
Out of 1850 Union troops stationed therS pny about Iy
escaped; the rest we're killed or taken prisoos' ine
rebels both male and female, red from tho houses O.
our men.
Three steamers which passed down last night, were
compelled TO put back. These steamers went back 70
Guyandote at ten o'clock this morning with 400 Unonsts
from Point Pleasant but nothing has been hoard from
them since.
Three steamers have passed up since the skrmsh and
report not person to be in town.
GALIIroIIs, Ohio, Nov. 11-P. M.
The steamer Empire City has just arrived from Gayan
dotte The rebel portion Of tho inhabitants it appears
were looking for the attack and had supper prepared
Tor the rebel cavalry who by the notorious
Jenkins, and numbered eight hundred. Eight of our
men were killed and a considerable number wounded
and taken prisoners. The rebel loss is not known.
Colonel Ziegles Fifth Virginia regiment on its arrival,
fired the town, and tho principal part s now in ashes
The rebels left about an hour before the arrival o
Colonel ziegler 49,
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nInrriGSl.


CALLAS-WaKErIEIp-A Barry town, Duchess county,
N Y, Sunday, November 10, by Rev Mr. Moore, Mr..
JonS CAIL,N to Miss MARY a. WAKEFIELD, both Of Brook
lyD, j. l.
Upper Canada papers please copy.
LAwEs-rnTsAN.-On Thursday, November 7, at st.
Mary church, Brooklyn, by the Row Mr. Johnson. Mr.
WIN HENRY LAwEi to Miss JOSEPHINE PilrMAN both Of
Brooklyn.
Massachusetts, papers please cory.
MooRE-PERcE.--ln Hobokon, n j., on Friday, Novem
Der by the Rev. Alfred Harris, ASDREw MooRE to Mrs
kA1F PIERCE, all OF that city.
Par .Roog-MirLER.-On Monday, November II by the
Rev. VIM +. Collins, WM. H. l!nLBRooK TO GERTRUDE W
eldest daughter Of Edmun Miller Esd, all Of this city
PuRbY-STouT-At II. Pauls church, on Monday, No
vembcr IL, by the Rev. j. b. Hagany, d. d., ALFRED f.
NJ PvnDy H. D.. to ANNE r.. daughter OF a. V. stout,
ESQ al Of this city.
sNirll-REEp.-In Bridgeport, on Thursday, November
T. by the Rev. y. Hewett, Dir. ANDREW v SMITH, Of san
Francisco California; to Miss MARA L. REED, OF the former
place
SrourEyBr RGH-gES On Wednesday evening, No
vcnber d, at the Collegiate Reformed Dutch church,
Firth aycnur and Twenty ninth street by the Rev. DR.. T.
" Chambers. WV. 4. SrotTESGrRGH to ELIZA VENS,
daughter Of Henry u. Nenn, l all OF this city.
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THE TWENTY-FIVE MASSACHUSETTS RE
GIMENT

This regiment left Boston at three O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and will arrive at pier No. North river
nine O'Clock this morning The Sons Of Massachusetts
resident in New York and vicinity requested meet
the pier at hafpasi eight A. NJ, where narshas will
be in attendance to furnish badges and TO join in the
ccrt The officers Of The regiment, by invitation Of the
Sons will partake Of djenner at the Aston House,
which only the Sons. but their wves-thc daughters
of the Old BAY State-wll be present. Rev DR.. Tying
will make tho welcoming address and brief and interest
ing speeches from other distinguished personages
pccted, including Colonel Brown. Private Secreta-
nv Of the Governor Of Massachusetts; Park Goodwin,
ESQ and others. Tickets be obtained at the
Aston House and 203 Broadway. Ample and excellent
provision has been made for the ut the Park lar
racks On departing the regiment will awaken the echoes
OF broadway with the New England "Glory, Ialleluah"
chorus,
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NEWS FROM HATTERAS INLET.
The Returning TrOoPs-TheirS ufYerinSs-
Particulars OF the Loss OF the French
Man-Of.War Can't La bria, &c.

~
Capt Dowel, Of tho Twentieth Indiana regiment which
returned to Fortress Monroe from ateras says that no
found 1t almost impossible to longer that
row neck Of land Of the loss of camp cqui
page and Although the have suffered
privaons, the number the sick list is very small All
are comfortably quartered Fortress Monroe.
Colonel Hawkins New York regiment will return by
the next trip Of the steamer. These have suffered
severely in health than the Indiana regiment over
one hundred arc on the sick list
Captain Dowel also brings intelligence Of the loss OF
the French Of war Cantaabria near Beaufort She
was Of about 500 tons, and after vanly endcavor
ing to ride the gale got aground upon shifting
sand bar Notwithstanding the incessant exertons
Of her officers and she had to be abandoned and
all hands including the officers. soldiers and seamen
were compelled to find shelter shore best they
could The vessel afterwards boarded by detach
ment by order Of the commanding officer and blown up.
The reason of this proceeding was known. 1t was
impossible fur the wreckers to reach the vessel
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THE NEWS IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II, ISBI.
No Information from the naval expedition has reached
Washington to-day except what forwarded from For
tress Monroe, via Baltimore, 70 the HERALD.
The expected despatch boat that has been hourly
looked for at Annapolis has not yet arrived.
As all the received up to this time through
rebe exclusively, the government satisfied
that the result favorable to the Union forces
than has been represented.
is supposed that the report OF General Sherman is
kept back until he shall be able to announce tho entire
completion OF all that the enterprise intended to
compsh
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MAILS FOR Euk.apE.
me new York administrations sol

me new York HernId-EditiSH sor
Europe
Tho Cu,AFd ha steamship Europs, Captain Andorson,
will leave B~ton on Wednesday for liverpool.
The mails foi Europe will oosa in. this city this
afternoon, at querscrpast one ard half past five
O'Clock, to 80 by railroad
TIE EUROPEAN EDrnoN or THE IIrRiup Nin be published
at ten O'Clock in the morning. Single copts. in wrap
pers, six cents.
The contents of tho EUROPEAN EDITION or TrB HERALD
VIII combine tho news received by mail and Telegraph at
tho Office during the previous week and up the Aor Of
publication.
Sampson Low, Son & Co, No. Al Iudgate Ill., London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
GeHefa1 Price Still Retrcating-His Force
Said 10 re 10000 Strong, with Thirty
Pieces or A rtillcry.

Pieces or rtillery.
RoLLA, Mo. Nov. IL 1861.
All o,r s,- ,s 80 rded in Springfield, able TO be re-
moved were 10 leave n Saturday night for St.
Louis and orders had bc ven to have the rest start as
soon as they able.
General Price had fallen back gnu "n'S rom lass
vile, the State line and mo- wing 'ou', !" was
believed 70 BIO reliably ascertaincd ''' '''' fe'.s
was to lead our army on, but 80
IL, simply 10 keep large force there w. -"
from the Mississippi Valley Tho general ba. " " 80
camp that St. Louis would DO in the hA nus Vi
the rebels from Columbus, Ky.
There had been good deal of trouble about slaves
who had escaped into Gen. Lanes and other camps and
Gen. Hunter had given permission TO
camps, and reclaim them if they could find them
The ten missing men Of General Fromonts body guard
had returned Springfield from Cassvlle They report
General Prices force to be about 80 900 strong, with
thirty pieces Of artillery, twelve pieces Of which had
Gently been received from Memphis whence other sup
plies were being received
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ANOTHER ARREST IN BALTIMORE-SEIZ.
URE OF VALUABLE ARMS.

BALfIMokf NOV. IT, KGI.
The Superintendent Of the government detective po-
lice assisted by detective Benjamin Franklin Of Pha.
delpha, and Mr. Lawrence of Washington, arrested to-
day John Rcnwck, Of Robert Renwck OF this city,
and now a prisoner in Fort Warren, for treason.
The premises, which Nos. 80 and 90 North Howard
street. were searched for arms aud Notwithstanding
previous unsuccessful searches had teea made by the
police here, the officers today found number Of vala
bic rifles and carbnes secreted between the partition OF
the stalls Of a stable attached to the premises.
Young Rcnwick goes te For. Warren tonight
The rites were valuable arms, from the government
works, and stamped "fiaFpcr's Ferry, 1860"
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SERIOUS DISTURBANCE IN A PENNSYL-
VANIA REGIMENT.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1861
There was disturbance to-day in OF he volunteer
regiments recruiting this city which threatened ser
Gus results ended without boodshed The company
composed OF the Schuylkill Rangers recently
transfer ed from Colonel Conveys defunct regiment
to Colonel Stauntons regiment, encamped at Carnac
wood which about forty Of the company rebelcd
refused 10 obey orders To-day they mutuied and left
the camp after threatening the life Of Colonel Stanton
The latter followed them with portion of his regiment
overlook them the Of Broad and Chestnut
streets, made them lay down their arms and placed
about twenty of the ringleaders i'll jail
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left the report current TINT Charleston had been
attacked They state that on Friday last sayecu rooei
regiments were sent South from the James and
rivers The ebarkation took place in groat haste Tho
shores of Me James river we're almost deserted