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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20
U. S. Gun Boats for the Mississippi.

u. ,. sSun Boats for the IEississippi
The work OF re.modeling the steamers A. q.
Taylor, Lexington, and Conestoga, into gun
boats is progressing with great rapidity at Cincin-
nau' The cabin and upper works have nearly all
been cut away. The boilers have been lowered
into the hold and removed a short distance back,
on the two former. The guards have been cut off
and wooden bulkheads erected, eight feet high.
They will probably be ready for service at the ex
piraton of fifteen days. A force OF two hundred
and twenty ship carpenters is engaged on the work
al the yards of Litherbury, Hambleton, and the
Marine Railway Company. The three boats were
purchased by the Government for S64 $50, and
ABOUT s9o'Ooo will DE expended in making the re-
quTe~ Notwithstanding the snug little invest
ment OF Sli2.5oO for Upcle Sam in gun boats.
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The difference Between them and =,

The DlMerenCe Bctween lhcm and d,
The Charleston Mercury thus demands the
summary failing of all Northern men in the
Southern Confederacy
How is it possible to keep our movements OF
our plans 10 ourselves, with ten thousand men
within the Confederate States, wandering all
about, who are not CIT liens of any one of them?
The thing is ridiculous. The ma who is not
citizen by birth or by adoption, of any one of
the Confede crate States, and who is 4 citizen OF
the belligerent power, should be in Jail 1t
is his proper place by birth, nature, and right.
He is prisoner, by all the laws of common
sense.
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a Proclamation by Ex-Gov. stewart, O,
Missouri.

Missouri.
To the Union men of Mjssouri
great crisis is upon our country and our
State. Believing that the best interests Of Nilsson
ri, whether for our social happiness or the devel
Opement OF those great res ource5 with which ma.
ture has endowed her. will be best promoted by her
remaining true to the constitution and laws Of the
United States; and believing, too that every con.
sideration of patriotism and Of DUTY dernaGGs of
her citizens true allegiance TO those Laws, 7 have
assumed editorial control of the St. joseph Toar
nal, with the view of preserving, as far as nv
humble ability will permit, the loyalty OF our State
and her political integrity.
My purpose is to defend the Constitution and
the laws of the country--tO elevate no party as
such, but to support the RIGHT, which sincerely
believe to be the side of the UNION and the low
al citizens of Missouri.
/ have thus assumed responsibilities in time of
great pecuniary strngency, relying on the Union
patriotism of the State to sustain me- 1t is dull
time for advertising and job work, and we must
rely on substitution. Shall we say more on the
subject
r. N. STEWART.
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ToWERFILLE, Crawford Cos - ~ So ;-,oy;,,
Dr.. o. w. Roback, Proprietor O thg SCANDINAVIAN .
Remedies, Cincinnati, 0ho-Dear Sir tlG"Se senu me
sixty dozen Of your Pills Immediately, a. an Hea:5
out and shall lose sales if they not prC "P'y mp
ped Although this is a very small place. SuppSse
you know am enabled to send you so large 0Iuei
because most of the physicians in this part Of the
try recommend them and prescribe them in their prac
tice. People won't have any pills but yours, and they
really the best, for them nyself when need
anything of the kind
Last lot of Purifier received safe and selling we'll. VIII
settle with your agent Whenever called upon. Snip care
o. 2. Martin, Prairie du CHEN.
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
~ See advertisement in another column. 4wz
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

Is continually in peril she is mad enough to neglect
areat those sexual Irregularities to which two-thrds of
her sex or less subjec5,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
mgla which the inventor CORNELIUS L. CHEEsEMAN, NJ D.
New York has for twenty used successfully in
extended private relieve without pain
disturbances OF the periodical discharge whether arising
from relaxation suppression They act like charm in
removing pains that accompany difficult immodcrate
and the only safe aud reliable remedy for
Fuse Sick Headache Pains in the Loins Back and Sides
Plantation Of the Heart Nervous Iremors Mysteries
Spams Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous
unnatural condition of the sexual functions
In the worst Of FI0r .16s Whites, they effect
speedy
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS offered the only safe
means Of renewing interrupted menstru&tion, but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
There condition Of M female system an aChch tie Pills
cannot BE- token without producing PECULIAR RESULT.
The condition referred TO is PREGN3NCHhe result, Ms
carriage. Such The irresistible tendency Of the medicine to
restore the sexual fractions to noraat condition. that eVe The
reproductive pOcer Of nature cannot TeslStH.
Explicit directions stating when they should be Uedwith
each box-the Price One Doar each Boz, containing 90 Pas
valuable Pamphlet he had free Of the aents. Pills
By mast proag by enclosing price to the Agent Sold
By Druggists generally, h j. AUTCilNGS,
Proprietor, 20 Cedar-St Me- York,
Sold IN kenssha by f. ROBINSON,
Ii0n,3Gl And Druggists Everywhere
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Party Lines.

We have made up our mind, for one, that it
is inexpedent, for any good purpose, to keep
within party lines in the ensuing Fall election.
There may be, and undoubtedly are party
issues, now lying dormant, which will under
other circumstances come into active life and
force again but now there is but one question
before the country upon which men are divi-
ded-whether or not the government of the
United States shall prevail, or whether it shall
be overthrow. Upon this question there is
but one party III the North And until it is
definitely settled, it is simply idle to undertake
to bring in out side matters.
Were it not that we have all lived ages with
IN the past six months, the noise the excite
ment and the bitterness Of the late political
campaign would yet be vivid upon our senses.
1t is one of the dispensations of good Provi-
dence that these have passed away, and that
the arrayed armies OF last fall are now, should
er to oulder,tronting common enemy. Who
shall say that it is not a fearful risk without a
possible good, in stopping even for moment
TO class OFT into the old hostile organizations
Not many days ago, all of us read in the tee-
graphic dispatches, that it had been agreed by
the hostile Generals of both sides of the Poto-
mac, that Mount Vernon should remain sacred
IRON annoyance from either side No armed
man was 10 place foot within its precincts. and
no shock of battle should disturb the slumber
OF the great man who has gone to his last rest
there. We have thought there was something
akin to this in the casping of hands over the
grave of DOUGLAS. 1t seems to be conceded
by all that a political battle this Fall mus
break ia upon his rest; and his old enemie
have outvived his old friends in proclaiming
truce over SO great national calamity
10 our brother Democrats we scarcely need
say that we risk nothing in letting this year go
by without forming into line. There is a par
ty nationality, like that of the old Henry Clay
Wings, which never can die out. The gallant
Douglas Democracy may safely merge itself
among its countrys leglons until a common
cause is vindicated, and then come out as
unique and as vigorous as ever Green Bay
Adu0cate
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20

EaPLoYMENT-The Erie Sewing Machine Company de
sire to few Travelling Agents, upon salary of
This is opportunity seldom offered and those
who choose slant business, rely on constant
employment for term fyears. Address Erie Sea0tn9
Jiacbiae 90. JAMES, General Agent, Milan Ohio.
6m37
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20

WE would call the attention OF those suffering from
Consumption, Bronchitis, &C. TO advertisement in
another column OF this paper of important discovery
for the of those diseases, introduced for the
grs time to the American public by essrs. Leeds, Gill
more E Co., Of New York. vol21n4l- III
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20
q % ECH.FE g.OTRCES.
,-.c.slixfms Bonra-somers.

NOTICE is Herey given that the Board of Eqqalizers
. ~, N - s,,uers will meet at the Town Hall in
VI :, M - W. 7esdav, the Goth bay of June, inst
ooocb A. NJ revlew ana gogr el the Assessment
% ti ~ 49, ~ ieGt Town Clerk
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20
TO CONSUNgPTIVES.

FEHHE subscriber will cheerfuy send Gree ofcharge)
E to all who desire it, the copy of SAMPLE RECEIPT
by which he has eurod that disease Consumption
Sufferers with CONSUMPTION, Asthma Bronchitis any
lung affection O sincerely hopes will try this Recipe well
satisfied they do they will be than satisfied with
the result Thankful for his complete restoration he
anxious TO place the hands oevery sufferer the
cure wishing the recipe with full directions, &C.,
will please call on address. REV WIN J. ALLEN,
3m52 no GO, John Street. New York.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20

The End Regiment.-The 2nd Regiment of
Wisconsin Volunteers leaves Madison at 9
o'clock, for Washington. They go to Chicago
by the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad The
people of GAINESVILLE are going to give them an
ovation, as they pass through there.
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e1eFS g GSd

And other kinds of
Tomatoes, Cabbagcs, Caul.foaoer, Egg Plants
shnbbery &, Flower Plants,
of eyery description now ready bedding out, very
cheap at No. 40, Park Avenue, the Park.
Kenosha, May 9Th 1861. 51tf H. I. PHELPS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20

Harvest.-In some portions of Southern hi
nois the harvest begins this week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20

Woman's FFIenti.-To nothing else better than
to Ladd, WeJ8ter Dc CO.'S Sewing Machinea AN this
term be applied. In it woman truly finds needed
friead in the hour Of adversely il is her greatest bene
factor unlike other friendships it is ofworth when
the hour Of ria comes the harder fortune bears upon
her the greater clip ad consolation will she find in this
little piece of mechanism To the prosr erous and veal
thy it most useful 1t eats nothing the
cost to keep it is nothing yet the work will do is
nous. Woman in every sphere of life finds it hepl
1t strong, durable, not get Of ORDER and viii
last for years in hardest service all the while. To
ady readers, and the gentlemen who interested in
their welfare, with the utmost confidence
mend it is the best machine for sewing hrt manufac
tCred. II makes strong stitch, that will wear out,
dtjbe on both sides tie aoateridL and is in every
spec the ne Plus ultra Of Sewing Machines.-N 7.
IriGnUe.
Cook Stone & Co., IA Lake Street, Chicago are the
North-Western Agents. Read their advertisement in
another column.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-20
BRYAN'S PULMOUTC WATERS !

6h AN > AAON1 ~ w AG G1SG
The original medicine established in 1884, and FIRST article
of the kind introdu ced under the name of Pull
MoNIC WAFERs" in this any ether country; all other
Pulmonis Waters couuterfes. The genuine can be
known by the name BRYAN stamped on each Waters
Bryau's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve asthma, bronchitis difficult breathing.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Rel Give Splitting OF blood, pains in the chest.
Bryan's PulmoniC Waters
Relieve incipient consumption, lung diseases.
Bryau's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve irritation OF the Uvula and ToLsils.
Bryans Puimonic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Are blessing TO all classes and constitutions.
Bryan's Pulmouic Waters
Are adapted for vocasts and public speakers
Bryan's PulmOnic Waters
Are in q simple form aud pleasant to the taste.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Not only relieve, but effect lasting and rapid cures
6ryau's Pulmonic Waters
Are warranted 10 give satisfaction to every one.
NO family should be without a box of
Bryans PunOnic Waters
in the house.
No traveller should be without a supply of
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
in his pocket.
No person will ever object to give for
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Twenty-Five Cents
JOB NJ OSES Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N Y
Sold by WHEELE CLARK, and L. ROBINSON, Ken osh
all good Druggists. 1yls
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d9IeSU advertisements.
T. % s r z

L. Cd s T. 3
I'm WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst, in the City Of Ke-
" nosha, on the road to Walkers Prairie Bristol
a Small Red Pocket Book, containing S12 in
bls-a So bill and 81 Illinois money-$5 bill on the
farmers Bank of Hudson, n. Y. and 81 bill some
Western Bank, not remembered.
Il liberal reward viii be paid TO the finder, leaving
the Pocket Book and at this Office returning
it to the owner, M. A. TRACY
South Bristol, June 10, 1861.
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Current wisconsin BANKS,

The subjoined is correct list of current Wis
consi1 Banks. The notes of the Uncurrent banks
are bought at 40a45c
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Vienna is a small town, fifteen miles from
Alexandria on the London and Hampshire
Rairoad-tour miles north or Fairfax Court
House, and twenty three miles from Leesburg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05

On Tuesday evening Prot. Ii. B. Tom delivereds
70 most iBterestng and appropriate address at the
IS CourtEIorse on thepresehfpCsinon efMissOuri in
our struggle for Independence, to large audience
composed of the true hearted Of the South and
brilliant assemblage of ladies, whose souls aud
sympathes are with and for their native South.
" y The address was full Of interest sndcomiug from
one of the first and most prominent men in his State
to throw of the yoke Of tyranny and drive desPot-
ism from Missouri's SOIL twas received with mark
F ed atteptgn. From thep fFst inception Of seces
gCiA alton in AissoGS, Ma Fdpn WA .athis post:
as a Southern Rights man, and nObly defended the
principles Of right and liberty dear to every true
Southern heart. We uhderstand that Prof ToDD
will remain here until Saturday morning, and VIII
be most happy totake Ehsteyef may be offered for
the comfort and support Of the needy soldiers, now
in Missouri to them. Those who have packages to
Jr send thOses in the Confederate service and the
'7' Volunteers now p pleale leave them
at the St. Cloud Hotel
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05
By IIIE'L EGIsAPH


LcUyTnEE, Sept. 4-LineOln, in letter to Gov
MagOfhn, concludes shat be does not believe it t.
be the popular wish Of Kentucky that the troops Be
removed from her limits With this impression be
must respectfully decline to remove them He
syEpathizss with Mag0fin.inhis desire To preservs
the peeee.of Kentucky, but itsi is with regret he
searches ard cannot f11 in his very short letter
any declaration or intimation that he desires the
preservation OF the Union.n go.
letter dated Marysvills, August 31st states that
boats just landed from Charleston Virginia. report
that Tyler had 1000 men, Of whom only $50 es-
zeapedH A gentleman on board 2Bo f0rnerly lived
here was in Charleston when the fugItives arrived
Ridiculous reports announcing the death of
President Davis, originated by the New York HsTs
ads Washington correspondent, have caused IN
tense excitement within the last forty eight hours
Dispatches received by Adams Express Company
fully contradict theststemeut
Is is stated that tue Unien Committee have dis
patch from Lincoln stating that Frsm0nts negro
Proelamationl viii be rsPndiated blythe Admins
trstion. l-Li3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05
AWord b Tsnneiseaas.

All honor to your chiFalry and patri9tisml The
tap of the drum has called out thousands of noble
hearted soldiers. but our Artillery service proper
~ filled up? Not yet! Many good aBd brave men
have enlisted in the cavalry and lRfRRtFysimply be
cause they feared delay in getting tile cannon and
equipments for Artillery, 0thers,itis to be feared
have not felt the need of the Artillery seEIice
Reader, LET as row direct moments attention.
TO the comparative Importance of the Artillery
and infantry services. ~ 4 @.'
the field, (sixteen men may do this who send one
hundred musket balls into the ranks of the enemy
every minute, from one 70 four hundred yards dis
lance, and twenty musketnen send upon same
count twenty balls, say the same distance !; yet
that same cannon is ready TO "change fire. upon
enemies one mile distant with shell, while the mus
kerry can rest OF, be idle. .g1s-
p No one, well informed upon the subject, win
doubt that Artillery is three times effective in
fantry excluding me-fourth for extra expenses.
Every patriotic man viii see, If he does not
doubt this artcle) that he be of double service
TO his country by joining the field Artillery service
rather than the infantry OF cavalry. ..-a.
Again, our most able enemy (GIsn. McClelland)
has said, this is to be q war of artillery" Ger
tainly our Tennesseans. who love their homes and
their families and who have determined to keep
between the Northern invaders and our loved fire.
sides, know where to enlist - - '-s -
Cast aside those fears of 'not getting into tie
feldn soon enough. 7s.--- $500.
Our Tennessee manufactures are now delivering
battery every week, and the equPu1ets for the
same are ready. LAT -
Are we enlisting one company each week to take
charge Of these most effective arms fear not !!
Over one hundred guns are manned and ready
for good Service-but-srOpse ! arouse Tennes'
scans I've no longer lack the very best arms. --
Sixty cannon are new ready for you ~
--r ------~ .7-r------ s of 4st Artillery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05
sALEs 80 ATlRAeE PRIoks.

The stock the Ist o. July was rsued to COZ bags,
owing the blockade there have ben imports since The
sales have e shout 500 bags In July
IS92Cc curing he Grs three Fee5s and . e towards this
close DUNG he drst three Ves, AMI sc.
wsr5s the cies bsgs during pass H. mostly
&c, pStij at Sc Tie market closes With SICK land
q oulY 1900 bags. RI
sALr-fhere has been izgs Airing o. tie siapes both
Ct Live pooand salt, the imports 81 The former accounting
to only 5g4 against Sf 81 last year and Of bulk
including Inds and Mediterranean O bushels against
3752 last This shows 5scease Of 25 2U7 Liver
DO 4 and SO tuzhsIs bulk Tie 5minuton e supply
has been the serious from th imp rs Noble having
een ucondsIsb ard that market equning atrasr5iDary
amount nom stock Prices have eonsequsny ruled hgh
Ard since hoczads hIye risen hyond precedent. Iyeru oo
ruled 5tsse sepmtsr 5596oe % Oeobsr sG57s in
February aRd NsTeh SECS - APr 55j7c ia Gay, 81 50
y, 81 7et IS during early part of me past
month, 8232 50 since. Fse bas adFsdcs ne ana pro
portion. and nov held az 81 1he eosss with stock
hand ef ls&U sleka Lirerroh and 2a bulk
aganfs az 5D sacks aud e kases lsst year. Owing 10
scan supplies there bare esn bat @ operations the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05
sept5-ilw Capt. C. s. A. Act ASS Adj GlnI
Cos0EHT ZOE IHE VOrukIIpEERas. zinc atteltIOn Of

CONCERT FOR IHE VOLUNTEERS attention of
the citizens in the vicinity of Nashville directedto
the announcement OF Concert to be given at Ma
sonic Temple Friday evening next for the benefit of
orr volunteers In addition to Its being one ofathe
greatest musical trsa's thstcan be afforded to any
community-nearly all the performers ranking first
In the South, and some second 10 none inthe word,
Ian opportunity is given to them not only to give
their mite, bat to show their enthusiasm for our
noble volunteers, Who far from home in the dis
charge Of nigh and patriotic duty viii be cheered
by tie proof of home affection. .zg.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05
.saaaoGeHsTate ragrrrNs. II.
OUARTERNAsrERs DEPARTMENT No.


Memphls Tenn, Aug, 20, 1861 fTe
IS From and after the second day ofSeptember 1851
passports frsnl and to plseeslin the Confederate
States citizens thereof persons friendly there
TO, shall not be required Of persons teaving this
Department or travelling therein; but to guard eff
fectuRIly against information being conveyed 70
the enemy, it il ordered that the commanding off:
cers at Union City, in 0bioa county, and Clarks
vile, in the county of Montgomery, Tenn. .awf
place guard Of not less thsReae .neneommisson
ed officer and two privates teach point whose
business it sbaffbets prevent by any means, per-
sons passing from the State of Tennessee toiany of
che United States without lawful passport. ts 'i
The commanding officers at these points shah
grant passports only persons duly vouched for
entitled thereto. tEs
- To avoid inconvenience to the loyal citizens of the
South who may wish to pass through these points
into the United States any account it is further
provided that all such persons who may not have
the means of being identified at Union City or
GAINESVILLE, may get passports from the military
authorities where they live from the Governors of
their respective States from the Governor of Ten
nessee, or from the Headquarters Of this Depart
ment ia 81
By command of Maj. Gen. Polk q 60
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05

EEwrYoRK, ,AuG 3E-5ohn G. Raining, q mer-
oFn Of Sc SoatE stseet was arrested last evening
on q charge Of treason L is alleged thai llahning
sometime ago endeavored to induce the Captain Of
fhts Echooner Arctic to aproceed 20 Nassau, n. P.
'Batalnas and take 1hence e. number Of cannon TO
Wilminnfon. n G The Captain declined to enter
IN the business. End eqGensiy the matter came
10 the knowledge DC the peace authorities. Rah.
ming is a native Of the West Indies. He was sent
TO Fort lafayette. y ssala - aasih q
? The prisoners taken at Hatteras are to be placed
on board the hall Brandy sss T.sl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05
. frREeONDI moUNTAIN REGImENr

IL volunteer companies desus q terng the seEg q
twelve months will proseed forthwith to
Camp zicoder Livingston, oFertOn county Tennes
will be mustered the service By saes Nc
Henry the untl fesond ke
complete three TO fhs date have ossn
In said Iegimeot
sfr the esmpaneI vii be gEterss x ssihey preset hs9-
that purpofe 10 b. rFcVed
company co1Rposei sSventyeighi sbePaef
VITO the a6dHg Sur. compeeft,
required; restriction t. thee
conpauies shall come Tents camp equip
uniforms already been furnished ct 50 camp
the Foregoing tues the formation
OF said regfnent 70 deviation viii BE made. f-.s,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-05
The SuDremeoJndHeship.

WeAre authorised to announce A. J. MARCHBAKKss OF
WsEsn county Judge Of supreme Court the election
the 70 al the vacancy occASonea By the
re.igaAtinn Of B. 8. oaFuthsTs. sug29te
We are hnEEed to e0kT1ELD RIDLEY can
date for Judge Of the Supreme Court the o.
eAoned By the resignation Of the Hen i. caTuthss.
ageD-ls
We J0 G. GUILD. Of Simmer as
for Supreme Court ct the election
the nth Day o. October lezt aug5-tae a
We are aaths.Eedt announce ". r. COOPER Esq, sEa
fer gudgs q the Supreme Court, ct the election
the ffthday Of October next aug9-te1