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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-05-16
COsEga7gE FEB CEaRL.
Office Of the K8losha Telegraph.

Thursday, Tzay 18th.
G RAIN bIARKET.-Barley and Oats forward
parngy, but the cepts Of wheat better, and pr
for wheat have advanc since the date of
las issue In some instances as high as - has been
pa id for round lots, which is advance of cts
our previous quotations.
The wheat market presents the anomaly of wheat SELL
ing at from TO cts bushel higher here than in Buff
fao. One cargo of 000o bushels of wheat sold at Thu
port for o. sold ct the port OF Buala for 95 One
other cargo sold here at 9S while the day
sales of No. were made in Buffalo at 90 The high
OF exchange brween the ard the and the
prevailing anxiety to get rid OF currency familiarity
denominate stump STALL, produces this unusual this
remarkable anomaly in the trade 1t gives 10 pro-
ducers 10 10 II cts bushe for their wheat above what
otherwise would be its value but it must work material
mischief to merchants and others having to beg ex-
change.
We quote Wheat at 90a9l-Barley 45a5O--oats to
Warehouse
pROYISIONs-Butter is in good uTply and dull at
10 cts-Bggs Ga1-Smoked Hams 9--ShoGlders 6e7-Mess
Pork &l6a$17 per bb--White Neshannocl Potatoes 20
Common qualities l0a22
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'atbJ shed AprsI %, 1861
GhaOIer CSC,

AN ACT to amend Chapter 49, of the Revised Statutes
entitled '0f Highways and Bridges"
The People Of tie State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate and assembly, do enact as 10ilo2rS
SECTION l. Whenever the damages consequent upon the
laying out or altering of any highway as finally settled
upon pursuant to the provisions he chapter to which
this act is amendatory and all lawful charges against
town for the services Of jury, in the assessment dam
ages, for the fees OF any justice constable provided
for in said chapter for the services any commission
er appointed in the manner provided in said chapter
shall be laid before the town board to be audited and if
the said town board shall neglect refuse to audit the
same, person aggrieved by neglect or refusal
may commence and prosecute action in tile p oper
county before any court having jurisdiction the said
town, and the sum claimed against SAID town for sums
to which such person shall be entitled or on
OF such damages or fees.
SEC 2. The proviso to section sixty-sx OF the chapter
TO which this act is amendaory and al acs and parts
OF acts inc ensstent with contavenng any ofhe pro
visions of the act are hereby repeated.
SEC 3. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Approved April 10, 1861
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The people of Tennessee are to vote ia july
next on the question Of Secession, The strug-
gle for the Union promises to be close and des-
perate, and may end in civil war between the
traitors and the true men. Col. Campbell viii
be the Union candidate for Governor, and will
take the field against the Secessionists,
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Published Apriz 20, 1871.
- nNn

AN ACT to amend chapter 81 theaws of1S1, entitled
can Act to provide for the protection Of Camp meet
ings and other religious assemblies"
The People Of The State Of Wisconsin, representa- In
Senate and assembly, do enact as yotioeeS:
SECTION l. Section of chapter 81 of the laws of 1861
entitled tan act to provide for the protection Of Camp
meetings other religious assemblies is hereby amend
ed by aiding alter the words intoxcaling drinks where
II first occurs in section L. the words, so any other ar
tice Of trahc."
SEC 2 Amend section of said by adding after the
word commit" where it occurs in said section, the
words ''such person."
SEC 3. This act shall take effect from and after its
passage.
Approved April Is, 1861.
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ARTHUR's HoME MAGAzINE.-The June mum
ber of this excellent Monthly has already been
received. This is the last of the volume. and a
capital number The engraving, "a Mothers
Defence" is beautiful in design and execution
We commend the Home Magazine to anybody who
pants good and cheap monthly. 50 year for
single copy, or IS for four copies. Address t. S.
ARTHUR & Co., Philadelphia.
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western vireinia.-A rnion Com

Western Virginia. Union Convention
of the people of Western Virginia is now in
session at Wheeling. A Resolution is being
discussed to divide the State and organize the
western portion into new State, under :he
name of New Virginia These people are
bound to stand by the Union under all circum-
stances.
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The Second Quarterly Meeting Of tie Kenosha Co.
agricultural Society, viii be held the Hall Of the So
ciety in Bristol, on the 3D. day Of June next az O'clock
2. D. All entries for grain and root crops must be
entered in the books before that time to compete
70 premiums. general attendance is requested.
j. n. LELAND, Secretary.
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Capture Of thc Steam Cun-Virgfpiuus
stopping EruRus

BALTIMORE, Ffijay, May lo.-Tlis morning
wagon, containing suspicious looking box
three men, was observed gong out on the Fred.
ericl. road from Baltimore, and the fact beino
communicated TO Gen, Butler &C the RELAY
House, be dispatched "A scouting party in pur-
suit, who overlook the wagon six miles he.
yoGd the Relay House, at leicester On exam
ination, it was found that the box contained
Dickenson's steam gun, which obtained some
notoFiety here during the excitement succeed
z the riot OF the l9-h, and was for few davs
il the custody OF tie city authorities Il was
VsiEg taken TO Harper's Ferry when captured.
The soldiers brought The gun aud the three
men back to the Relay House The prisoners
one Of whom was Dickinson, the inventor and
owner Of the gun, were sent 10 Annapolis.
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EMPLoYMENT.-The Erie Sewing Machine Companv de
sire to secure few Travelling Agents, upon salary of
20 to 60 dollars per month"; and expenses, commits
who choose liant business, rely on constant
employment for term of years. Address Erie SeaOi,g
Machine Co. JAMES, General Agent, Milan Ohio
6m37
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eKEs HE .E2 HEED.

At the residence ofthe brides Father on the 10Th inst
by the Rev J. 4. Mathews, assisted by the Rev. J. Grid
ley, WILLIAM sTANBRIDGE, ESQ, Of Black Earth,
Dane County, Wis, 10 MARY Anna, daughter Of JOHN
LAMB, Esq, Of Pleasant Prairie.
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sss.sss9ss.ssassessss.gs....-,.....e..

WE would call the attention of those suffering from
consumption, bronchitis, &c, TO an advertisement in
another column OF this paper OF important discovery
for the cure of those Diseases now introduced for the
more e. Co., of New York. voI2In4Itm va
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. RObaCk's Stomach nitfers.

new and delightful StomaohIe and Cordial for giving
tone 70 the Stomach and for the prevention Of
plants incident to the western country. Tryit.
fLar0r it is superior all other BittorH. Try
The formula Of these Biters (sG the sole property
DR. B0bac originated with Of the oldest and most
Medical Practitioners Of the West and IL B direct
ly uredcated upon the wants Of Western people.
derive their stimulus from the powerful tom
Of the herbs Of which they eompos-
ed they by aloyng unnatural cravings OF tho
stomach, directly pTomotive Of
TEMPERANCE,
the nregen proDretor believes that making them widely
known the public welfare is sutseTved.
II VII -sT he he for sale By Roback numerous
and Of Hotels &C. the country ever In the mean
time orders will DO filed direct from einennat IN any
wv 5 eeurev packed IN aoz cases. Half doz. sample
eases however be packed ana sent to any address, II
oe'1 Fetal Price 81 Per Bottle, or for So.
Principal Office salesroom No. East Fourth Street,
building from lam street. Cincinnati Ohio Laboratory,
No. 81 Hammond street.
For sale Kenosha County, by F. ROBINSON Kenosha A
W. BENHA Rilmot, and by Druggists and Merchants gem
orally, throughout the Union. lyl9
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.DEEE9.

In the town of Peasant Praris on the 18th instant,
SARAH JANE, wife OF JOHN Lucas, in the 24th year Of
EeF age, III iuIl assurance Of a rest hereafter.
Mrs Lucas was plain. modest, unassuming follower
Of esus. Her many sterling traits of character and
good disposition, endeared her to all who kuew her,
She was ansanecHouate wife, and constant attendant
On the means of grace, so that when death camc she
was prepared the grim with smlesay
ing that she feared DEATH She heard the angelic
songstes white lie babe farewell to weeping friends and
world of woe The bereayed MOURN but not as those
who have hope assured they are, that of their
naa5er, rests in Heaven free from sorrow, and that
Though grace they eau meet her there.
Her soul has now taken fight
To mansions Of go,y above,
TO minge wish Angels Of light,
And dwell IN the Kingdom Of love- (CoM
On the Death OF Mrs. Head.
Amourniul wall far over the lea,
Sad in its echoes cOmeth 10 me
Eagerly listening, hushiug my breath,
catch the low murmur-t is death
peaceful home he hath gained by stealth,
Aud taken from thence its priceless wealth;
daughter beloved, cherished wife
lis SHAFT hath robbed OF the b Don Of life.
Away from earth a sis ter hath borne,
From her helpless babes a mother torn
For the living mourn, mot the dead
Full well we ken how their hearts have bed,
For the lonely hearth and desoats hearts,
For the saG bereayed our teors will start
In hopeless sorrow we do not weep
Our friend is net dead, nor doth she sleep.
She livelh yet in The better land,
With her lovely babcs--the beautiful band
That Alges bore TO the world Of light,
Ere sin had stained TO the hue Of night
And al! unseen, VIII she not caTes5
The daripgs LEFT thei. father to bess !?
Aud in her glorious home above
Her treasures guard yin mothers love?
Not in the land Of an unknown shore,
From whence the soul returneth no more
Not ia the vale and shadow of death
Tho life passed out with the fUttering breath,
Nay, not there, doth dear sister dwell,
But in the home that Angels love well;
And oft viii sha lihger by the hearth
Ofthe loving friends sue left on earth.
0TuMBA, Wis, May 2, '6t. L0TTIE G. CAHoON.
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Lewis Clephane, who Cor several years past
has been one of the most active and faithful
Republicans at Washington, has been appoint
ed Post.master of that CITY
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SPECE.GE gvOTRCBs.


At2 P. NJ, next Sabbath, Elder Lolhrop gives dis
course to the Free Congregation. SUnJEcr.--Ratioaa
Det0tjoa ajded 6y astronomy.
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Chapter ESQ,

AN ACT to make county orders payable for certain pur-
poses.
The people Qttte State Of Wisconsin, represented
en- Senate and assembly, do enact rs t3Uoaos:
SECTION 1t shall be lawful the boards of supervi
sors Of the counties Of Wood Porag and Marathon re-
spectyey, TO authorize the clerk Of The board and The
county treasurer of each of said countless TO take the
county orders of their county in payment for oert
Gates held by the county, and in payment Of dgluoueut
taxes returned 10 the county treasurer
SEC q In ali cases where the b08Td Of supervisors of
any of said counties has authorized Shall authorize the
clerk add treasurer take county ORDERS provided in
section one of this act it shall behe duty aid officers
to take the orders OF their respective couaes afore
said.
SEc g. This act shall be pub lshel Immediately, an
take effect from and after its publication.
Approved April -. 1851
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The following new and magnificent frs-class paddle
wheel Steamships compose the above line:
ADRIATIC B. eS9 tons burthen, e.. Capt j. Maury,
(Formerly Of the Collins Line.)
HIBBRNIA, 4,400 tons burthen, Capt. n. Prowse
COLUMBIA, 4,OO0 &" r. LETTCU
ANGLIA 4,40O " NICHOLSON
PACIFIC, $500 l. SMITH
PRINCE ALBERT, (ScrewO
$500 J. WALKER,
One ofthe above ships will leave New York Boston
alternately every Tuesday fortnight Galway carry
The Steamers of this line have been constructed with
the greatest care, under the supervision OF the govern
ment, have waer-tght compartments, and unex-
celed for comfort, safety and speed by any
afoat. They are commanded by able and experienced
officers, and every exerton will be made promote the
comfort of passengers.
An experienced Surgeon attached to each ship.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
F,st-class from N. Y. or Boston to Galway or Liv-
erpocl, 800
secondclass, " :" IS
First class, &" to st. Johns 35
Third Class, 10 Galway Liv-
erpool, or any town in ireland, Railway so
Third class passengers literally supplied with pro-
visions of the best quality cooked and served by the
wants of the Company
RETURN TICKETS.
Parties wishing to send for their friends from the old
county obtain tickets from any town Railway
in Ireland, from the principal cities Of England and
Scotland at very low rates
Passengers for New York, arriving by the Boston
Steamers win be forwarded to New York free charge
For passage or further information apply to
WIN. H. WICKHAM.
At the office ofthe Company tie wharf foot Canal
Street, New York 6m49
ROWLAND & AsPINWALL, Agents.
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Blood Pills and Blood Purifier


The evidence in the possession of DR.. Roback, which
lowing
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS have
been proved by analysis to
CONTAIN NO MINERAL,
That they cure the almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA
with anerring c6rtdi7ty 8udi very short time That
after all other medicines have proved useless they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and restore the health and strength OF the sufferer That
SICK FEMALES,
who have aDguished for years in helpless weakness and
dependency recuperae with great rapidly under their
iuyigorating operation. That all sexual disabilities
removed by their cordial and gentle stimulating proper
GEg@TTERED contributions,
however thev may have been trided with and abused
that their direct tendency to engthen life render
it enjoyable That operating directly upon the poison
" 1'' CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the system every faint ofEScrofua
,gjleffer hereditary or otherwise. That they
RECRUIT THE DEBELIP ATEcD
and that there IS disease ofihe Stomach and Bowels
The LIVER the nervous SYSTEM the skin Glands Mus
a rising from Impurities or Distractions
Of tho RSIcOd SecFcsiOns.
which they do not only give groHpt geie6 and. if
fleet painless and perfect
Bear in mind that the Scandinavian Pcgedb Blood PMS
endorsed BY experience thousands Of living wiz
legges who in letters aaidayits medical works od m WA
mouth proclaim them be the very preparation Of
he kind offered TO the broken-down victims Of IN
IF the system and expe it thoroughly and permanently
No doubt their superiority after single trial.
Pills for it takes less number Of them produce better
Price the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
,ote, 81 per half dozen. Of the scandinavian Vegeta
bic Blood Pifla, 70 cents per box or boxes for 81
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PRESENTATION ADDRESS.
officers and soldiers Of The First Regiment Of
the Wisconsin Actjve MiLitiG:-

the Wisconsin, Active MiLitia:--
In behalf Of the Ladies of Milwaukee, have
the pleasure of presenting you with this FLAG
of our Union. The Flag beneath whose pro-
lection the American people have for nearly a
century rejoced in the possession Of National
security and honor. 1t is a token of our heart
felt interest in this gallant Regiment, AID Of
our ardent desire for your success in the present
great struggle for the safety and union of our
beloved country; and III confding this Banner
to be upheld by your strong anIns and daunt-
less hearts, we feel that you will never permit
hostile and traitors flag to assume the place
of the glorious and unsullied STARS AND
| STRIPES, which has been and with the bless
ing of God, ever shall be, the symbol of our
National Glory.
Accept it then with our feryent prayers that
God may be your shield, when you shall do
battle for Home and Country, for LIBERTY
and HUMANITY.
Although We deplore the evils Of war from
which our sex are often the seyerest sufferers,
vet we are prepared to encounter its dangers
and to cheer on the brave in the holy cause of
Liberty. Let the world behold your unainch-
ing fidelity to the solemn trust you are about
TO assume in bearing this banner, to the battle
field Protect it then through the din Of war
until it shall wave in triumph upon the shore
prepared this beautiful standard, have adorned
its azure field with Star for each State in the
Union. making thirty-four in all. We have
made no Obstruction, selecting some and exclud-
ing others, but have EN- braced our whole coun-
try with all its lumnaries shining, for we can
recognize no secession from the glorious sis
terhood Of States.
Soldiers, you may well be proud Of this splen-
did Flag it is the gift of womanly patriotism
to manly valor. Let it animate you in the
perilous scenes, where we can only follow you,
with our prayers, until its graceful folds and
blended colors shall again float over united
North and South, in bonds never to be broken.
We speed you on your way with voice and
heart, and we shall earnestly await your home
ward march, crowned with the laurels you PROV
ess shall gather in defence of this standard
and we now commit it solemnly and affection
ately to your keeping, this "FIsg of tie free
hearts Hope and Home
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.geaO advertisements.


Physician DC Surgeon. VII attend 10 calls in lis
profession Residence-The House recently owned by
A. Campbell, on the Northeast Of the block
0fdee-on the same block, on Main ST. vz1n491y
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Flng 10 t..e 1st Regiment.

The ladies OF Milwaukee presented beauti-
full silk flag, army regulation style, to the First
Regiment of the Wisconsin Active Militia, on
Thursday last. The presentation is said to have
been very brilliant affair Over 5000 persons
were present. The Wisconsin says:
''The Flag was and elegant one, and the
ladies have put forth their best efforts to make
it worthy of the Regiment 1t is surmounted
by bronzed eagle upon silver ball, adorn ed
it'll silver tassels, is fringed with gold, and is
altogether the finest Flag we ever saw in the
State.
Mrs Geo. H Walker presented the flag with
the following:
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~ Thomas Francis Meagher, the Irish Patriot
is in command Of 4 company of the 69th Pennsyl-
yauia Regiment, at Washington.
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Published AprH 20, 1861.
Chapter G9&.


The people ofhe State Of Wisconsin, reDreseZtfo in
Senate and assembly, do enact as /oll0sc8:
SECToE j. The Supreme Court SHALL within thirty davis
aft the passage OF this act, appoint proper and com
petent person, to report and pub such decisions and
opinions OF said court, they NAV importat ana
expedent, be reported and published; and suab re-
porter shall at all times, be under the control Of said
court, far the determining of cases and
ions shall be published, and be subject removal auv
time by said court.
SEC q The Reporter to be appointed under this art
SHALL in each year, publish a volume 81 said decisions
wh brief abstract of the case When necessayv ard
suitable notes Of The points decided in each case Each
Of said volumes, thus published shall contain al least
seven hundred and fifty pages and be prated and bound
in good substantial and FORM and Of good ma
eriaI for law books and the said Reporter shall nave the
copyright of the same
SEC 3. The said Reporter shall cause to be published
at least five hundred copies Of each volume anu shall de-
liver to the Secretary Of state three huqQed copies Of
ame and shall receive from the State the sum Of three
dollars each volume be audited by the Secretary ~
state, and paid by the State Treasurer the warrant Of
the Secretary Of State, out Of any money the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
SEC. 4. The volumes so purchased ana delivered the
Secretary Of State, shall be distributed fo0ws Que
volume to each Of the several States Of Inc United States
volume to each Of the Judges Of this state, BE-
handed over his in office, and the balance
to be deposited in the State Library 10 Dc dposel Of
SEC s. The said Reporter shall sell said volumes,
exceeding three dollars per volume, TO any resi-
of this State and greater pcs sah be received
by said reporter publisher, or ~ tner agents or con
signs of either Of them.
act SHALL before he enters upon the duties Of his Office,
execute bond with two sufficient sUrees TO the OF
Wisconsin, the sum Of two thousand dollars, to be ap
proved by the Secretary Of State, conditioned Tor tue
faithful performance Of duties as such reporter
SIC I. The compensation Of said Reporter is hereby
fixed thousand dollars per annun, TO be paid quar-
terly out of the State Treasury.
SEC s. AL parts Of acts c0utrGYen'ng the pro
visions Of this act hereby repealed.
Sgc g. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and publication
approved april 10, 1851
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- A gentleman just arrived from the South
says that one half this secession is the 1epudia.
ton Of debts.
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The Great Eastern steamship is again on our
shores. She arrived at Sandy Hook on Satur-
day, having accomplished the passage in the
remarkable time of nine days, 1t is reported
in New York, on doubtful authority, that she
will be chartered by the government, to be used
during the war on the Southern coast. She is
capable of carrying an army which would tax
the power of fleet of common vessels.
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aSJlisheG ApriJ 70, 1861.
Chapter 2GG.

AN ACT to provide for levying State Tax for the year
1861.
The people Of TIE Slate Of Wisconeja reDreseatsd in
Senate and assembly, do enact as J9ll0lgg:
SECTION l. There shall be levied @nd collected for ha
year 1861, state tax Of two hundred thousand dollars
for the estimated expenses of 1862 TO be apportoped
among and assessed upon the several counties of this
state provided by law, and such shall be eyed -
the taxable property Of This state and personal
and collected and pad into the treasury as provided by
law.
SEC. 2. The Secretary Of State shan apportion said tax
among the several counties Of the state as provided by
chap 1856 Of the General laws Of 1863, before the
second Monday OF October next aua certify the same to
the clerk Of the board of supervisors of til several co-
ties as provided by law.
SEC g. This act shall take effect and be in force from
and after its passage and publication
Approved April 10, 1861
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The Earna Mortgage Enyv Declared Un-


Judge MACARTHUR of Milwaukee deliveted an
opininion Monday last, declaring the farm N ort
gage Law, Ct last Winter, unconstitutional and
invalid
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IRISH STEAMSHIP LINE.

Steam between Ireland and A merio a.
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND GALWAY.