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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31

EHURSUANT to instructions from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, book will be opened the First day of
November my store in Kenosha for subscr pticns
der nv superntendence for Treasury Notes be issued
under the act of July H. 1861 These notes will be is
sued in of fifty dollars one hundred dollars, FIVE
hundred dollars, thousand dollars, and five thou
sand Collars each, dated 10th August 1851 payable three
years after date to the order of the subscriber d
rected and bearing interest at the rate of $40 per
cent. per annum, pay able mannuay; such interest
being the rate of two cents for each day every hun
dred dollars For the convenience of the no der each
note will have coupons attached expressing the several
amounts Of semi annual interest, which cupons may be
detached and for payment from the
notes.
during fifteen days from the day of opening the book
aforesaid No subscription for less than fifty dollars nor
for auy fraction of that sum can received Subscrp
tons of fifty dollars hundred dollars must be paid
in lawful coin of the United States at the time of sub
scrbing Subscriptions of more than one hundred dol
the time of subscribing and one-third of the whole
amount every twentieth day thereafter until the
whole shall be paid No payment of less than fifty dol
lars be accepted, that being the smallest for
which Treasury notes can be issued.
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to subscribers
for the amounts paid the original of which the sub
scriber will transmit by mail to the Secretary of the
Treasury, when Treasury Notes. aforesaid, will be
issued thereon such subscriber his order carrying
interest as expressed in such certificate but
where only part of the amount subscribed is paid at
the time Of subscribiRg Treasury Notes will be issued
only for the payments made subsequently to thu first,
which will remain until the whole amount subscribed by
such person shall be paid when Treasury Notes will be
issued for such first payment also, On payment Of each
deferred nstament the subscriber will pay in addition
thereto, equal to the interest accrued thereon
from the 10Th August to the date of payment and f.
nal payment like interest TIE amount paid on sub
scription which payments of interest will be reimbursed
to the subscriber the payment of the first coupon.
The Treasury Notes issued upon such certificates by
the Treasury will be sent to the subscribers by mail
such other mode may be indicated by them when they
transmit their original certificates. The duplicate
hcaes may be retained by them for their security
Kenosha, Oct. IT, 1861. 8w19 subscription Agt
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31
Great Excitement
AT
= EE & BROMLEY'S,

CHEAP?
We will tell you. The secret in selling Goods
cheap, and make living profit, and pay for the
Goods, is in buying them low. We bought most
of our Goods for CASH from the Importers and
Manufacturers, saving the jobbing profits. We
would ask the patrons of Kenosha, if they can't
buy goods 2Oper cent. less than before we opened
our Store? Who broke up the Monopoly?
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31

Nos5cc.-The heno-Ila Co. Tolchors Assoc'a-
ton Will hold its fifth regular meeting at Wi'mot,
commencing Thursday evening, Nov. In, ard
continuing until Saturday noon.
Officers Will be elected Tor The ensuing year.
Several essays viii be read by prominent teach
crs,
Exercises IN Object teaching viii be given
Roll viii be called and responded to by senti-
ulents.
Addresses viii be listened to al the eve ing SEES
sio1s.
The rema.nde, or the time vii be occupied by
miscellaneous business, discussions and ella rs
The County Superintendent win be present, AL.
1t is hoped every teacher in tie County viii
The uhaouanls Of Wilmot and vicinity have gen
c,JusIy thrown open ,Aeir zoos to ali te@chcT
and friends of education who may be p 'eseut.-
Railroad FIRE to and from the meeting viii proJa
bly, be greatly reduced.
4 fun programme Of exercises viii be pub i-he
ina shcrt time.
HOSEA BARNS, I. j. CONAII1,
Sarretarv. President.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31

Meeting in behalf OF The Irish Brigade
At meeting of the citizens of the city of Kenosha held
pursuant to the call Of the Mayor of the city, at the
Court House. The evening Of the 25thinst., NJ Frank
was called to the Chair, and L. i. Nichols chosen Sec
rotary The meeting addressed by NJ Frank, L. A..
Moran Can't McDernott and ai Martin, OF Milwaukee.
On motion the Chair appointed committee to solicit
aI in tile raising Of an Irish Brigade the following
named persons were appointed to Wit; edward Balm,
s. T. Braade and Harvey Durkee after which the meet
ing was very acceptably addressed by Mr.. OManahar
and - z BranGe.
On motion ne meeting adj yuTued to meet on Monday
evening next, the 4h OF November, which tine the
Colonel of the irish Brigade will be present to address
the soldiers and citizens L. 3. NICHOLS, Sec,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31

THE FIRST SNow.--The Hartford Home League
publ shed up in Washington County, says there
was fury Of snow tn that town on the 23rd inst.
the Stevens Poiut State Rights published on the
23gd says, Showing briskly as we go to press"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-31
Thursday Morning, Oct. l 1861.
Chicago & milwaukee Railroad.

T.a.ns leave xenosha on his road daily Sunday
artndl 2 :. LnILnLEs:
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yyl,nt sort of a Union Naas. Is Ege 2

graph you will greatly oblige,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
Additional by the AdrIatic.

NEW YORK, June l2.-The London Times
has an editorial on the speeches of the Amer
lean Ministers and others at the recent meet
ing in Paris, charging them with groundless
irritability and anger against England.
II also alludes to the violent animadver-
sions OF the Northern press toward England,
and says the Unionists are in fact enraged
because Great Britain presumes to be neutral.
II adds, if this be the temper of the Northern
press now, what will 1t become month
hence
II is plain that the utmost care and circum-
spection must be used by every man and
party In England, to avoid giving otfense 70
either Of the incensed belligerents.
London MGrkets.-L0ndon Nay 81, r. M.
Breadstuffs dull. Wheat has a declining
tendency. Sugar quiet but study. Coffee
and Tea quiet. Rice firm.
--latest Commercial, by Telegraph to Galway.l
liverpool Tuesday EVeniRg, June 4.-Cot-
ton-Sales of Is, 900 bales, including 1900 to
spectators and exporters. Market closes
firm and active. s. 1r #-H.
readstuffs-FIour very dull. Wheat dull
with a declining tendency. Corn dull;
mixed 30s. Cd. TO 3ls.
Provisions steady.
London, Tuesday, P M-Consols closed a
! 9c1s@9OH, ex- dividend.
| American Stocks-Ssles Of Erie Railroad
! SbaIes,at 2l; Illinois Central, 40 dis.
! Eighteen horses ran for the Derby. "Ket
| tie Drum" won by q length. dundee" |
blatk horse, came in second. .--
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13

are particularly useful in a combined state,
not only as a class collection, intended 10
throw light on a most important subject bUa
as containing vast amount Of historical
facts and other evidence. .. .-..... - .
This museum and library, whatever
changes may take place, should never be
allowed TO merge into the British museum,
or any other collection, where its individu-
ality and chief interest and utility would be
lost.
We have had three royal exchanges, each
illustrating the progress of British trade,
architecture and taste and not long will
have passed before the third East India
house will be reared, in a style-in all its
parts-which, it is to be hoped, will be a
credit to the age. Great ideas are suggested
by the fact of the home government Of such
an immense empire, and lofty thoughts
should be inspired in the architect who de-
signs, and the artists who may be called
upon to decorate building appointed for
the center of such great power.
From the comparatively small beginnings
at which we have above limited, and since
the days when in the wooden houses one
director managed the affair." British power in
India has grown to be an immense respon-
sibility, and the cause of national anxiety
Great is the benefit which may be bestowed
on the masses of the people in India by the
intelligent, firm and unselfish management
which, it is hoped, will be connected with
the India house at Westminster.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
An English View of the American War
= L = -. - 4 4

A gentleman, residing in Nottingham, En-
gland, writes as follows concerning our
national troubles. He speaks from the level
to which all England will yet rise; s.
have yours to the 10th instant, and later
news to the goth, at which time civil war had
really made beginning, and, however terri.
bic TO contemplate, it appears now to be 9
necessity, so far as the North is concerned,
unless you are prepared to be disgraced and
trodden down by the Southern rebels, which
/ do not for a moment believe. Thus far the
peaceful and eonciliatory. policy has been
wise aud ereditable to the North, but to con-
tinue it would be worse than madness. ]
trust to see the whole power and spirit Of the
North brought to bear with a determination
to crush out this impudent and uncalled foT
rebellion. raa
/ hope you will retake every atom o.
Federal property, blockade every Southern
port. and stop all supplies without mercy
no matter what it may cost either 10 money
or life The honor aud safety OF the country
demand it; as an Englishman, were IL
America l would volunteer with the North
ern army against the Southern traitors
| OF course look with anxiety from day u
day for news, and watch every. telegraph
and read all American news, Of which ou
newspapers are full, and, with scarcely al
exception, the press deeply sympathize VIII
the North; don't suppose we are so shallow
as to be deceived by the free trade bat
thrown out by the South. England is Ver
anxious TO extend her commerce, but nc
by sympathy with set Of traitors who def
every law of order and good government
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13

DoUGHEUT DISTRIBUTION There was a
grand distribution of doughnuts on Saturday
afternoon to the soldiers Of the Third Req.
ment, at Augusta, Maine, by the ladies Of
that place. There was a regular doughnpt
procession by hundreds Of ladies, bearing
and In innumerable baskets. Fifty bushels,
more or less, were distributed, the procession
of women, headed by music, passing 6etweeH
double lines of troops, who presented arms
and were afterward drawn up in hollow
square TO receive the welcome doughnations
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
subjugation of the Rebels.

Anothsr reported Engagement at Great
Bethal-T Masked Battery, and One
Thousand Rebels Captured - This Story
Contrddicted - Forty Thousand Soldiers
Fully Equipped al WdshmgtOn--Seiz-
ure of Tpo More Rebel SehoonTs-
The First Defeat Of the Government
Troops at Great Bethel Caused by Lack
Of Ammunition - More Trouble Antici-
pdted in Baltimore - Capture of Rebels
in Aissourt-Ths Whse1ing (Vd.J Con-
otntion.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
Arrival at nIemphis of Colonel HIudman's
Regiment Of Arkansas Volunteers.


Regiment Of Arkansas Volunteers.
Mondays Memphis (Tenn.l Avalanche re-
marks:
A detachment of upward of six hundred
men, raised in Arkansas by Colonel T. @.
Hindman for the Confederate States arrived
in the city yesterday, on the w. N. Morri-
son, under the command of Colonel Hindman
himself They will encamp here for few
days until they can be Joined by the re-
mainder of the regiment, and then proceed
| to Virginia. Arkansas is proverbial for the
fine martial bearing of her hardy sons, and
| Colonel Hindmsns regiment is composed of
| the flower of the State. We learn from the
! Helena papers that it was with degree of
perseverance untiring in its character, and
under circumstances, too, that would have
appalled, most men, that Colonel Hindman
was enabled, in an incredible short space of
| time, to collect an entire regiment, which
has been accepted by the Secretary of War,
and, as before stated, is on its way to the
battle-f fields of the "0ld Dominion"
1t wes the purpose of Colonel Hindman to
have gone to the Western borders with his
| regiment, but the authorities not having
furnished it with arms, he applied to Secre-
tary Walker for orders for active service in
any part Of the country, and received day
or two since orders to repair TO Virginia.
The following is copy of the dispatch sent
by Colonel Hindman to the Military Board OF
Little Rock, in reference to the equipment Of
the regiment, their destination, &c:
| "HELENA, June 6, 1861.
military Board, Little Rock, Ark.:
I1"I telegraphed you that the men of my
regiment were without blankets and shoes,
and requested you to allow me to apply to
their benefit the proceeds of the sugar now
in store, which l seized from Cincinnati
steamboats, and turned over to civil author
tiles before Arkansas seeded.
"You reply, ignoring my request, but in-
viting us to become part of the State mill.
tia for twelve months.
eve are soldiers of the Confederate States
for during the war, and can not honorablJ
consider, much less accept, your proposition
We will remain in the Confederate service
while the war lasts, whether we have blan
keis and shoes or not.
"Had you agreed to arm us, if only will
fintlock muskets, we would have been as
signed 10 the defense of the Arkansas from
, tier, and maintained without one dollar from
the State Treasury, l SO advised you AM
the Convention. Yet you refused us arms
and thereby declined our services.
ave are now ordered to Richmond, Va
, and will obey the order.
''T. @. HINDMAN.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13

LATE FLooD IN THE SoUTH.-The late food
in White River destroyed the new leYeel
extending from the highlands below Au-
gusta to Peach Orchard Biuff, some thirteen
miles The leYee cost the Sta1e about $lOO..
600. and WAS pronounced one Of the bes
siobs In that State. What is singular is, tina
the river was not up to the extreme high
water mark, a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
Railroad Bulletin.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS.

The time on the following roads Is seven minutes
faster than city time, with the exception Of tho
Ohio and Mississippi and Indianapolis and Cincin-
natl, which Is twelve minutes slower.
L cINnINNArI. HAMILTON AND DAYTON.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
LEGAL REPORTING.
MEDICAL.

N e. NEWTON, M. D,-OFFICE, NO.
We 90 West seysnth st, between Vine and
Vine and Race. Once hours, ~ TO 81 A. NJ, ~
70 2k P. M, to p. NJ.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-13
WHEELER { WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRICES REBUCEDl 5s


TUE EIHdEEL;EE q .W1Ls0E SEW
turers, propoge that tbs public shall be bene6teI
therehya and have acoordinRly RUDUOTn THE
PhlO.b Of tneir eeWinE machines.
Haying mede, f9r over seven years, the most POP
makinE 0NG H0EbRkb MAoHIHFs' ssT dss.
thoT arp prepared with such extraordinary faclis
iteg and experience 70 guarantee 70 TIA purok aver
entire satistaotion. An our Machines are mace
wAHRAETED THREn:HEAHs. 81
me difference IN price being merely diasrsreo 81
91,3O5 Machines sold IN 1889, being dcu the
sales Of any other company IN the Union.
Awarded the First Premium IN the ..
O. 3. FAIRS OF 1855, 1855 AND Ists,
Ara at the Cincinnati mechsuics' Iustituse s,v
AOUk bUOOESSIVH HEARS we have taken the
First Premium over all competitors as the best
BEST FAMILY sEwIFa-dAoHIrE.
II uses no shuttle makes the stitch axe On
both sides o. the goods, leaving no ohaia or ridge
on the under. side Of the seam; and Hsee but half
a. much thread A. tho cbain-atiech machines.
Send eI call for Circular containing prices
sestimonisls, etc.
WIN. sUNaNER & CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st.s
PIXIES oPERA-HoUsH,
dsl5 UNCTEEETI.
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WNRIVATE MEDICAL CON6BLEA.
II 7TlOEs FREE -Drh JACKSON HGubLhI
q co. treat with success ALL Oonndential pieeasal.
ale or female on the latest scientific plans there
By ipsuring quick and permanent cures, a. loW
charges send Tor tffeen large letIef-paee Ciroa.
lar, fres. Also, all chronic AutctI0na % 1on4
standing, requiring private medical AID O11pe and
OOnsultati0u Rooms, A09 oycanott-at-s nctee9a
Fifth and Sixth. Cincinnati. ohie- mttlem-
TFNOILKF sOAFs-EOygslH H0EB Y soar.
~ kQsu hEoyp MipdsQF de,. ell eefilns ~ ana 49,
Almond do, Whita " inds1I de- om4i1e4 eo,i ael.
api9m 90, Moss kess DO, snSans ~ s. oi Se-ses ~
| - -s--'--- ALbHkT n0f3. 9fn9gl.4
IAN go ~. etl. Olnllatilll and AI1ethslA'
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Now York Hsrald,s speoial. !

WARRINGTON, June 12-l A. MA spe-
cial messenger arrived an hour since from
Fortress Monroe, bringing the intelligence
that General Butler this morning proceeded
with large re enforcement to Great Bethel,
and after severe fight captured their bat
teries-one of seven, the balance of fourteen
rrisnnnrs
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-15
l&hfEnfnn.

I'll FOR BRBMEN.-The fine fast-saing Bre
ssssz4s men ship President SMIDT Warkmtistrr mas
er, will have prompt despatch for the above por For
freight and passage, having superior accommodations
| apply to 6hiFR & WlLXENS,
r6t "a IOm ri ,tr,.A
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3fluastarv ans GrmmertiaI AeursG.


Baltimore, May II, 1851
The business at the Stock Board today was very
limited, the transactions being hardly worth ho'i'"e
The sales embraced only lot of 10 shares hA''" 49,
Ohio Railroad at $780, this figure being decline oil = u"
the price bid for it yesterday, and lot OF ooo shares
Deep River Mining Co. at 10 cts. Baltimore and ONO
Railroad left off s36 bid $40 asked but Northern Cen
taI do closed as on yesterday at $40 bid sl4 asked
Some of the stock of the Washington Branch Road was
offered at $40 but bid made for it, Nothing
done Railroad bonds City 6s, but for the latter
stock there inquiry and 1855 closed at so bid
S2% asked and 1905 at IS bid Sc asked The Mining
stocks continue duh and very heavy. Gardner Hill
offered 81 10, but bid made for it; Springfield
left off only 81 bid and GuiIord closed at Is cts bid
35 cts asked.
Virginia 6s declined New York to-day SIX; North
Carolina bonds sl4 Tennessee bonds X; and Michigan
Southern x; but Erie advanced y; New York Central
y; Reading y; Cleveland and Toledo L; Rock Island {;
Harlem II Galena and Chicago y; and Missouri 6's r.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, May II. 1861
10 hs b. 0. RR SO 800 shs. Deep River
Min 10
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
Shipping Sntell!Qente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, MAY IA,

Arrived.
Brem bark Stella Wulf, FIN Bremen-mdse and 117 nas
sengers to Gerdes, Bulng Wehrhane. lowed up by
steamtug A iaX. =
Ship Ann E. Hooper, Hooper, from Liverpool via
Sandy Hook-sat to J. Hooper & Co.-towed up VIII
LIANT
Brem ship Eleva, Kuhmann, from Bremen via Sandy
HJoS-ballast to Bros Bonne er-towed up by Tigress
Steamer Farmer, Painter and barge j. A. Shriver,
Adams, both from Philadelphia-with mdse. to j. A.
Shrver.
Ship Roswell, sprague, whtmore 135 days from Cal
laO-guano to Barrii Bros lowed up by Reliance and
Ajax, April 30th lat 80 o. Ion 6s H. spoke bark An
tonio Vnent from St Jago de Cuba bound to Swansea
out IL days.
Below.
Ship Mary Roswell, Sprague, from Caao.
- ON swan Point-shp Eastern Star, Nickerson, from
Galao with suano to Barril Bros, and another suano
Schr Mignionetti, Jones, New York-W Rhoads & Son
sGnr John Alexandra, Applegarth Phadelphia-Wm
Sehr Ellen stringhead New York-w Rhoads & Son.
11n Anelade Etch6erger, Rio Janeiro and market
Bremen-Bros Boninger; brig J b. Lincnin Wahbar'
Boston, Georges Creek Coal Iron Coz schr Butterfly
barges Lau'e, Christopher, New York. 7 A Sbr;var
Alice, Meekens do. do. - '''ei'
No vessels reported
Arrivals from baltimore
Schr Petrol, Robinson, New York. 18th inst
Schr Ashland. Graves, Philadelphia 18th inst
schr Venus. McCready, Philadelphia llth inst
sehr Philadelphia 18th
Ciearances Tor Baltimore 'A'''
Schr Adele, Snow, New York, 18th inst
Schr + Farland, Liscum, New York II,b ;ns.
schr W God, Cranmer, New York lin inst
Schr Minnehaha, Young, Charleston stb inst
Schr Ontario. Latchum, Newbern NJ sth 80.
Schr south u Wind Mitchell, Philadephia. iItb inst
N1em"n. rh!Iadelphia, llth inst.
Ship Banshee, hence for Rio Janeiro .,
18th, lat 20 s, Ion 80 90 '""' Spoken N Oh
Bark LapTing g, Kelly hence for Rio Janero, was sno
Ship Ferdinand !. Buerdieck, from Baltimore, arrived
Brig Romance, Duncan, for Baltimore sailed fro -.
enfuegos 2Sth ult. W Vi
Ship Corinne, Baker, hence for Amsterdam was off tho
Wight 25th ut " ne
Brig Lincoln -, for Baltimore, sailed from sapna
Goth ult.
Schr Maryland, Walters, for Baltimore. sailed from Hs
vana, Both ult
Bark Clipper hence for Rio Janeiro was spoken 9th
nit, lat SO so, Ion 46, 10 days out.
Ship Samuel Tarbox, Tarbox, from Liverpool before
reported in Hampton Roads, 4th inst detained by the
authorities arrived at Lewes Del 9th inst.
bark showing Pendergast Bros signal was seen 9th
inst, lat 50 81, lon " IS,
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NEW YORK, May l3-Arr ships Horizon, Manila;
Sir Robert Peel liverpool Manchester, do; VIM Neson
Hayre bark Bernedotte, Dublin; brig Alamo, kingston
Lady Washington Corvallis; schrs Fstee, Baracoa;
Onrus Jacksonville; Eclipse. Cienfuegos; James Law.
renee Granite State Boston; Kossuh Newburyport
Cid schrs Niger, Boston; Lancaster, St Jago
NEW YORK, May II Arr ships Black Sea, William
Rathbsae and America. Liverpool North Wind London;
banks Arthur Trieste Geo Leslie, Cenfuego Ukko Lon
don; Southern. Sagua Mary McRae do Baldasser Ant
werp, Elvra. MachaS; Mcntre Remedies; Benonan,
Capenas; Fredonia Havana schrs Dan Smith Matanzas
Pfeito, Machias
Southern Ports.
SAVANNAH yill-Arr hip Ospray London; brig
Arctic Nassau Mp
CHARLESTON, May cid bark Olympia Barcelona;
Mary Liverpool schr Caliope Boston
NEW ORLEANS, Nav Arr ships MaqdaIine Rre
men, AqullIa, itavre; bark Egypt, do.Cd ships Ma
maranack and llustrious, Liverpool Metropolis, and
briggs Alpine and VIM Abbott, Bordeaux.