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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-28

| The defeated Democracy hang on to the off
ces like drowning men to wreck, They
don't give up the least office to the Republican
Administration without fighting over it.
1t was determined in caucus of Republican
Senators, that the Clerk, Sergeant alarms, and
DoorIseePer Of that body must be superseded
by Republicans. The present occupants are
Sacessonists, aud have no business in the po-
5itions they occupy in Union-loving Repub-
lican Senate.
In pursuance Of this plan Mr.. Hale introduced
a Resolution for officers, which was laid over
under the rules. On Saturday last, Mr.. Hale
moved to take up his resolution, which was
agreed to. Messrs Breckenridge Douglas, Cling
man and Powell, Immediately pitched in against
the resolution.
Mr.. Breckenridge said, if that resolution was
carried into effect the offices would be distrib
uted as the rewards for partizan service. 1t
was lagitious and mischievous system, and
would ultimately break down any government
on earth.
Mr.. Douglas said political prescription was
to be practced for the first time in the Sen
ate to the public injury and Decentralization.
He had hoped the Senate would be spared the
degradation brought upon other branches of the
Government.
Mr.. Powell said the Republicans fer the 6rst
time we attempting to bring the contest for
place into the Senate Chamber He looked up-
! on these things as despieable enough to DESTROY
any government on earth. He would not lend
his presence to such degrading works.
When it is considered that these very men
hold their Offices through the contest for place
and that their own partizan friends hold and
have held these places for years, "as the reward
for partizan services, We think the course Of
these Democratic Senators is cool, to say the
east.
Up to the 4th Of this month, throughout the
length and breadth of the land, land wherever the
patronage ofthe appointing power extended. or
wherever it could be made to reach by fear or
favor, not Republican was left in office, unless
it was in some place so obscure and worthless
as to be overlooked. L his utter and total ex-
clusiOn Of Republicans from all participation
IN the oHlces controlled by the appointing pow
er OF the government was solely on partizan
grounds, and urged and eounselled by these
very Senators, who now hold up their hands in
such holy horror OF political prescription.
We fully endorse the following from the Mil
waukee Wisconsin:
Douglas in impudence exceeds any politi-
clan in the land. IL is a notorious fact that af-
Ter he forced through his bill repeating the
missouri md rrb; Oh SO h.. .
cause OF the present disruption of the Union he
personally superintendent the removal of Post
masters OF illinois, who opposed that repeal
40 carry cut bis sanguinary prescription he
istraTlon- OF course some who were removed
were nearly beggared. He hunted down the
aHti-Nebraska democrats with as much savage
ness as a dog Wouia Aunt hare. Now, when |
an effort is made to remove from Office secess-
ion democrats. he demonstrates against it as an
atrocity. This is fair illustration of the CHAR.
acter Of Stephen a. Douglas"
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DkEED.

In this city, on Wednesday, the Goth inst, O..
MARC UARDSEN, aged A. years. =
lie leaves aiwite and large circle of friends to
mourn his loss. 'e taa tUr "a +
In Chicago, at the residence of his brother, after
a short illness, on the 23d inst. Holm, GROVE
il the 29th year of his age ~ -
Mr.. Grove was highly respected citizen of Ke
nosha-an industrious mechanic whose genial
qualities endedred him to many friends lta
Ihesremains were brought 10 this City on Mon
day last, for intel1nent The Firemen were all out
III uniform to attend the funeral, which was also
attended by large ooncourse of citizens A larger
funeral procession has seldom been seen in our CITY
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-28
Election OF University Regents.

The terms of office of four Of the Regents Of
the State University, expired on the LIST of Jan
uary last. The Governor supplied the vacan-
cies by appointment until the Legislature should
fill their vacancies by election. Accordingly,
the Senate and Assembly met in joint conven-
ton on Thursday last, and proceeded to the cleo
ton of the following persons for Regents, whose
term Of Office will hold four years from the LIST
Of January last - j. w. STEWART, of Mon
roe; NJ. FRANK, of Kenosha; THEODORE PREM
Tlss, of Watertown; and EDWARD SoLoNAN,
of Milwaukee
The new Regents were nominated in a Re-
publican caucus, on the evening previous to
their election and for the purpose OF entirely
avoiding the charge of connecting politics with
the State University, two republicans Stew
art and Frank, and two Democrats-Prentiss
and Solomon, were put in nomination, and ac-
cordingly elected.
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Can IA County Secese 9

Franklin county, Tennessee, is one
OF the halt dozen counties Of that splen-
did State that was carried by the dis.
unionists. The people thereof, exas.
perated at not being out Of the Union.
have resolved to withdraw from the
Abolition State of Tennessee and 90
with Alabama. They cannot, by anv
possibility, continue to suffer the in
tolerable expressions of the State of
Tennessee. They want their '.rights. y
They are not taxed enough to make
them contented. They have to vote
once IN while-a WEAKNESS not i'm.
posed upon the good citizens of the Sc
ceded States. They are now troubled
little about the management of the
government. So, few days ago. the
citizens of Franklin county assembled
and in convention resumed their sover.
eighty which had been vested in the
State of Tennessee. Here are the res
olutions
Resotced, That we earnestly petition
the Legislatures of Alabama and Ten
nessee, through them and BY ourselves
and all other authorities that can olive
us any aid in the matter, to change the
line between the States so as to trans
fer the county of Franklin to the State
OF Alabama, unless before this be done
tennessee secede from the Union
thereby giving us government hav.
ing our consent; and that copies oil
this and the next resolution, bo co,,e
the Governors of Tennessee and Alas
bama as early as can be.
ReSolced, That we declare ourselves
out OF the Union, subject to be ratified
by the States of Alabama and Tennes-
see, as provided in said resolution.
which we again earnestly request may
De attended to.-S. Louis Democrat.
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I'm PmomATE-.-Ekenosla County Cir

In the matter of the win and Testament Of Chris
topher Marquardsen
4 IN reading and fling an instrument in wri-
" ting, purportng to be the last viii and Testament
OF Christopher Marquardsen of the City OF Kenosha and
the accompanying petition OF William Ernst of Kenosha
City, in kenosha County AID State OF Wisconsin, and
taking due proofs of the same Representing among other
things that Christopher Marquardsen late of Kenosha
city, the goth day of March, A. ID. 1851 died esate,
leaving goods chaels and estate within this county;
and that he, the Petitioner, is sole Executor named in
said VIII, and praying that administration of said estate
be granted to him. and that said will be probated:
1t Ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this Court on Saturday the Goth day Of April
A. D. 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at his office in the city
and county of Kenosha aud it is Further Ordered
That notice thereof be given the heirs said deceas-
ed and to all perons interested, by publishing copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior said day
OF hearing in the KeuOsha Telegraph weekly newspa-
per printed and Published in Kenosha in said county
Dated kenosha, March II, 1861. JON b. JILsUN,
IoR4Zl County Judge.
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.sesO .gaves's6seasessts.
MAY APPOINTMENTS.
DIR " g. PRICE

AN ALYTICAL PLY SICIAN
or Buffalo, Y, will be for consultation on diseases gem
orally, at
kEN0SiIA, City Hotel, Saturday and Sunday, the
Is and 10th OF May
hacine, Racine House, goth of May.
Waukegan, 10th of May,
woodstock, Woodstock House, 25th Of May.
Or PK!. devoes his whole time TO the cure of Sc7o-
AS1La' iShe ntmatisrn, Fits. Nervous ETaiadies,
Telaaie difficulties, Consumption, Throat,
niNef' henrt, and all Chronic Complaint. Ourprac-
ice founded on TRUTH of seventeen years standing diff
IeTs az others, no trihng with human existence
sacrHClLg HE by experiments. We know upon examin-
on the cause OF disease and remedy needed to remove
it, not by guessing but by knowing No poisons or harsh
medicines to lnjure the constitution but mild and en-
Gent; no making sick to make WE'LL tearing down to
ouid up, abandoning business starving no GIVING en-
without prospects coming once never to be
seen again. put honest IN our dealings frank in ou opin
ions moderate in our charges regular every few weeks
IN our visits Investigation, claim not to know
everything OF to cure eYerybodyo claim to reason and
common sense and to out of ten said be in
curaoe we particularly request those who have tried
TINS scenunc DOCTOR that respectful physician boosted
ana advertised medicines and doctors until worn out and
free. 1v1e
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PORT. Wood. 3ie Broadway. is running the
nan rye trade People viii not dyes when natu-
produced by natural remedies. Dyes are arth agents
ana dangerous in their application, but Woods Hair To-
nc IS hcalthy stimulant, and causes healthy growth
growth Of grayhair young persan's head is un-.
natural, and to apply cOorng fluid produces an un-
na'ufal result the color changed TO be sure but not
through she roots Of the hair Ladies' do you ace that
gsraniam plant IN the window yonder how yellow and
faded 1t looks? 1t is alive and growing vet where Is
the Beautiful rich, dark green that belongs to it? Gone
You can color those leaves by external application
ol chencaiSs put they viii remain coored Do you de-
sire to do 1t naturally Make a solution Of cuano wa
ter apply to the roots, and the plant will take il IN
INTO the SYSTEM and then you viii see rich green per
manent nue.. ProJ Woods Hair Tonic works upon the
same principle The roots Of the lair drink up that
phcation, and high health and beauty result
CAUToE.-Beware Of worthless limitations as several
are already in the market, called by different names
use none unless the words prof Woods Hair Restor
GtlEe Depot ST. LOUIS aio. and New York;, are blown
cine dealers, also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealers
IN the United States and Canada. mar
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sHERsER,s sALE-ON EXECUTION
William Hargreaves, and Charles Edward smith, against
Enoch w. Evans.


Enoch w. Evans
wBY virtue Of a judgment and execution in this &C.
ED ton, shall sell at Public Auction the highest
bidder for ash, at the front door Of the Court House
In city and county Of Kenosa, O'Clock in The
afternoon Of the 23d day OF March, A. D. 1861 all the
right, de, and interest which the said Enocb W ~
ans had in and to the following described pieces ana
parcels ofIand d the 2Znd day Of Nov.
since acquired, to wit: The half the norbea II
quarter OF section tweHyour, town two range twenf
east also the east half Of the northwest Quarter Of
section "a, town Y range " casts except acres og
from the south end thereof; the east half OF TIE
southeast quarter Of section thirteen town two ranro
twenty-five east; also one acre OF land off from tho
south OF the west half OF the southeast
section thirteen Town two Range 20, being strp two
rods wide OF from ssd south Of said 50 also thirty
acres commencing at the southWe Of the south
west quarter Of Section thirteen, Town two, Rance
twenty-five east, thence north forty-eght rods be6c
100 rods thence south As rods south line Of a ia
quarter section thence west 100 rods to beginning ali The
above lanl being in the town Of omers. Also ~ acres
off fio the east side Of the northeast quarter Of Tho
southeast quarter section 36, Town g Karce % est
Also 100 acres oR RON the east side Of the northe
quarter Of section 70 Town /, Range 20 cast also 70
of from the st part Of the southeast oarter If
section II, Town /, Range 70. Also all thai mart ~
Block 81 IA me northeast quarter OF section 81 town
= range zo east IA he city Of Kenosha beginning on
me West o. Sso block, 20 1eet nOrta from southwest
core thehce north 20 feet, thence east para 81 to
south inc TO the center Of Pike Creek thence south
~ leet thence West to the beginning; Known as lot
o. sara DOCK according to the survey Dy j. Iothrop
Gunner q 1915, reserViDg street as laid out AIt9
ithat part Of lots IL and u in block a. in southeast
iuarter, section 81 town 2, range %, in said city, w.
OF heretofore decided BY John Ballen vie to Serene
Dated Kenosqa, Jan. 10Th, 1851.
Ps ATTY Eewa4l shera Ct k sInIBlS S61,n
The above sale is postponed until this 18Th day ofa,,
a D. 1871, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and - ~
E Ide I pace o 81 tae. JAMES M. sTEBBINs.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

ErepGred from q prescri0top 81 Sir James CIarte H.
H., Ihy8sctda1 Ectrd0TdindIy 10 Tie queen.
This Invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases 20 which the female
Constitution subject. It odeate all xcess and re-
moves all distractions and SPEEDY cure may be relied on
no MARRIED. LADIES
It's peculiarly suited 1t viii in short time bring on e
monthly period with regularity.
lamp Of great Brita in, to prevent counterfeits.
m GA UTION.
1heSe rus stod not be tahea Gz Eaazea .,5o f5a
111"9r THREE MONTHS cfIregnanoy, as TIER are
sure TO bring on Atscarrage 5at AZ any oer time Hey
are safe.
N an cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
IN me Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exerton Pal
Ptaton OF the Heart Mysteries Whites these Pills
W ~ erect cure when all other means have failed; and
a'though powerful remedy do contain iron, Gallo
mel anthony, or anything hurtu1 TO the constitution
gun directions in the pamphlet around each package
Whlch should be carefully preserved.
sole Agent Tor the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, date &C. Baldwin & Co.,
Rochester, N Y.
N B-S1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
aorized Agent, will ensure bottle, containing 80 Pills
~ retsra Baii. 1y1s
Sold by WHEELER & CLARK, and. F. ROBINSON, Kenosha
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many households have beeu desolated by that ter
rlDs disease, Consumption? And how gradual and ST.
IeHt us approaches slight eold-a hacking cough
death But if shelf any ore-would take Hoofand's
balsanlc cordial in the first second and sometimes
even IN the hlrd stage Of the disease Immediate relief
would ensue and life be prolonged ''0'
80 also IN influenza, Laryngitis, Asthma, Bronchitis
ror OF parents. is completely nnocuous in preserce az
the Balsamc Cordial, and may be cured by few doses
prepared only by Dr.. o. NJ Jackson, No AIS Arch ST
ana Ior sale by Druggists and Storekeepers troupbout
the United States and Canada Price IS cents per bottle
mar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-28
I'm PROBAT E--.E6 eHosEaa County Cir
cnil Court

In the matter ofthe estate ofzera Brown, late of sa-
lem, in SAID County, deceased.
N Office is hereby given that by virtue Of and in pur-
suance of order oflicense made in said matter
the twenty first day OF August, A. D., 1860 by The
county court OF said county, the undersigned admnsra-
tor of the estate of said deceased WILL Saturday, the
thirteenth day of April A. d. 1861, at one O'clock
NJ at the front door of the Court House, in said county
and State of Wisconsin, offer for at public yendue
the following described tract land, to w.t. The north
west quarter of the southwest quarter of section thirty
four, 84 town one range twenty, [20 in the town Of
Salem Aforesaid Said land is subject to the life lease of
the widow of Arrowet Brown, deceased The terms of
sale will be made known the time and place sale
Dated at Kenosha, this, twenty third day of MarcnA
D. 1861. 2w42 j. V. QUARLES, Administrator
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CouGHs.---The sudden changes of our eli
mate are sources of PULMoYARY BRoycuIaT
and AsTHMATIc AFFECTIONS. Experience bav.
ing proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken in the early stages Of
the disease, recourse should at once be had 10
;, ,Bro2o1 s BronchsaI Iroches," or Lozenges, let
the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of tho Tbroaf he
ever so slight, as by this precaution more SER
GUS attack may be effectuay warded off, Pub
lie SPEAKERS and SINGERS viii find them effect
ual Tor clearing and Strengthening the voice. Sec
advertisement Gm25
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-28

1t seems they had an informal election for
Postmaster, awhile ago in the city of Grand
Rapids, Mich. The last Grand Rapids Eagle
says:
"By private despatch from Hon. f. w.
Kellogg, j ust received by gentleman of this
city, we-learn that n Dyes L Avery Eso.-tbe
candidate before the postofice meeting who on
y received F7e 00tes ,;has been appointed post
master of this city. This settles that matter. )
From this it would seem that an election by
the peOple,tor one of Uncle SANS cers is by
no means final matter.
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GOsEEe7EKE R GE.GE.
Oiiice Of the KelOSha Telegraph.
March IS, 1861.

NatFch IS, LS5Io
GRAM MARKET There ia better feeling in
wheat but our prices are numerically without
change, and our receipts owing to inclement
weather, are light
eqaotespring at 4a75 with occasional sales
of extra for milling at 78a79 Barley is moro sought
after, 1t it is not active, We hear of sales of
prime Bnriey at 45a47. Oats are dull and neglect
ed. Buyers pay Halls.
GRASS SEED.-'rimothy seed is less active
and lower We quote sales in lots at s., 25aS2, 81
PkoFlSlOSS.-B ntter brings IGal2J. Eggs
Sa9. Potatoes l5cts. Hams 8a9. Shoulders 6o7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-28

LhfLOYhENT-The Erie Sew ing Machine COMPANY de-
Sre 70 secure few Travelling Agents. upon salary OF
70 70 o0 do liars per month, and expenses or commits
sion This is opportunity seldom offered ana tbose
VINO choose constant business, can rely on constant
ZIP Ior term years. Address Erie Ssqcin
nccVS"s co. K. JAMEs, General Al gem: Milan Ohio
.z 6n3I
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&C. The Brandon MISSY Ren1 ubli.

AZ The Brandon Miss Rep ubli-
can says:
"How humiliating to every Missis-
Slplan to know that, after cursing and
denouncing the people of the North las
our citizens have been in the habit of
denounclng them, we are compelled to
turn around and beg them for bread.
ana they IN turn are trying to kill us
with kindness, by treating our agent
with the greatest respect, and not on
ly giving him more than he asked for.
but paying for the sacks to put it in''E
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Fhe Way the SoutaorAs EseonIe are
aSrRilMmtly Drivan EssfO Sebastian


The Rebel Congress at Montgom-
cry have determined not to submit the
new constitution to the people, but it
simp.y goes before the Co,agentSoas
which elected the delegates to Mont
gomrry. Thus the Pe0p}e-the parties
mos, luterested-ar toreclosed from
voting on their organic law. The
leading conspirators are manifestly
afraid Of the sober second thought Of
the People. New Orleans, a city of
100000 inhabitants, gave only 400 ma
jority for the members elected to the
secession Convention. Now it seems
no more than just that when there is so
large q minority against secession, an>
other opportunity should be given the
People to say positively and distinct~
ly whether they are in favor ola South
ern Contederacy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-28

NEw ORLEANS March -.
Il is understood thut tie Confederate Commits.
sioneTs viii not leave tor Europe until the 3lsf.
BypIociamnii2n tai Gen. Bragg. an vessels
aels of PensseQia OH PiCkols, uuccr forfeiture or
confscat0u
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-28

The Secut9y %. tho Treasury has advertised
for proposal 60 The -a of April Tor eight milton If
IN aocl ul .la United States, To beiysued under
Che aclu. February.
This SUM will be sufficient for tie wants OF the
Treasury daring he p.eseu, liscal year.
t,L Daddy MUDu, now in W nahiugtou is about
starting ,ot Europe VA business connected with
tue communication VI his Great Eastern steamer
enterprise
The bfos.dea. has been 80 besot with slice
seekers lhat ID" has been able 80 ride out but once
since coming Tito uiioe lie is receiving u0 yisi-
taER Whatever 10 day either for iroAish p ar an
business.
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tiel. SIP uuCr, tx Congressman from New
1oIk. has been appointed and confirmed as L. :.
treas urer, "a Washington instead ol sub treas
ufrr az New York, as has been stated. lie has
en- slea upon his duties. Lis official bond *
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Notice..

me undersigned offers himself Candidate fer CITY
"a the coming spring election, and solcits the
patronage Of the Republicans of the city of Kenosha.
henosha, March 1891 [4Otdl HARVEY S. CURTIS.
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40 'he ELECTORS OF the City Of Kenosha.
The undersigned offers himself as Candidate for re-
ee elton to the Office of CITY MARSHAL, at the ensu-
ing Municipal Election HUGH MCDERMOTT
Kenosha, March Il, '6l. f2w401*
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Is hereby wen that the Grand and Patti Jpror. f,
e next ensuing May term of the Circuit Court for The
county OF kenosha, will be drawn at the office of The
OF SAID Court in the city and county of Kenosha
on thursday the 2Ssh day Of March, inst at O'Clock
- ~, -c,, 80, l.. b. NICHOLS,
~ vi iS'i' h9ol' zW4O CLERK.
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SPECEsRE NO FECES.
Nofica.

The undersigned offers himself candidate for CITY
TREASURER the ensuing Spring Election and solicits
the votes Of the electors of the city of Kenosha
Aiarch L. IeoI' 4ltd J. BR0OKETT.
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~ ''7'-' - E'--1'-' ~ -70I1I|0Tl EIIEWOF0.
p The ST. Louis u gnjLla1g thinks the farmers
% iilluoji nuya cry teas. 10 be satisfied with
the appearance e the wheat crop aft this time
Reliable Information has been obtained from more
than twenty counties Of Southern Illinois giving
insurance. that during the past leu years tie
Dheot hsids IA March have never appeared so
promising "a now. ILegowth is admirably well
s-ts covering ila ground well, is heathy and
-uou- encouraging large expectations of full
granaEls al tine close 81 dc season. The amount
own Ios, tal.Wgs unusually large and in 1861
o'os !ar io ne as distinguished in Illinois for the
ajueut wheat harvest as YVES 1860 for the pIeth-
ore corn crop in Central and Northern Illinois
-- Chtcagg J.HraGi.