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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-02-28
The Inauguration,

Special Despatch to the Cincinatti Commercial.
Washington, Feb. %.
Washington is getting filled already, but II
is said that there is plenty of room for more.
The raised platform in front of the Capital, on
which Lincoln is to be inaugurated Monday
week. approaches completion. The programme
OF arrangements for the ceremony by the Sen
ate Committee is published, and meets general
approval, except the regulation excluding the
public from inside the Capitol on that day, but
this is not the first time it has been done, and
1t was adopted at the special recommendation
of officials about the Capital 1t is generally
regretted by Mr.. Lincolns friends that he ar
rives here so late, and will have but a single
week to determine so many questions of the
greatest moment
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EIEfrlss BANKS.

Dispatches from Springfield, ILL.,. state that the
state Auditor has been officially notified by the
Bank Commissioners, that the following Banks,
which include the nine dscredited banks, are put
in liquidation
Bank OF Raleigh; Bank of Aurora; State Bank;
american Exchange Bank; National Bank; Corn
Exchange Bank Bank Of the Commonwealth
Southern Bank of Illinois, at GRANVILLE; Bank OF
Chester; Bank of Pike County; Bank of Quincy;
Grand Prairie Bank; Farmers and Traders Bank,
RAILROAD Bank Merchants and Drovers' Bank
Ci5izens Bank Morgan County Bank
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Eer. Roswell Esonrme, Of
Kenosha County and vicinity.

"The Senate of Prussia at iecent sitting, paid o
mered compliments the Gaen of germany Ohristoph
Wilhelm HOLLAND, by ordering theerection mon
ument to his memory in the city oBerlin Ii any man
deserved well OF his countrymen certainly that man was
Dr. Hoofand fer while by his teachings he revou-
bonzed the whole system Of medicine, his well dgesteS
Preparations carried relief into every home in tbe land
aud ut his death he mourned benefactor of the
nation.-London Time, October, 1851.
These celebrated medicines, the German Bitters and
Basamic Cordial prepared in tis country nly by
T. Jackson, AS Arch Street. Philadelphia, and for
SaIe by dfnggsts and store ,espers throughout the
CO. Price rs cents peFbottie. feb
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DHEED.

At his residence the town of somers on the 22nd
inst, Mr.. WILLIAM ROBERTSON, aged 81 years.
The deceased was native Of Aberdeenshire in Scot
land, and emgrated this country some eighteen
ago, and directly made his home for self and family in
this State.
It may be truly said ofDr Robertson that he was an
honest mar; and as such, highly esteemed by all
who knew him. AS husband and father, he was con-
filing and kind, and Christian and member of the
Presbyterian Church. he illustrated in his life the power
Of the Gospel of the Son of God
"Blessed the dead who die in the Lord~
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CoUGHs.----The sudden changes of our eli
mate are sources Of PULMONARY BRONCHIAL
and AsTHNATlc AFFECTIONS. Experience hav
ing proved that simple remedies often act speedily
and certainly when taken in the eaFiy stages OF
the disease, recourse should at once be had ia
"Bfo@MS Br0nchtoi It0ches," or i4o2enges, let
the Cold, Cough, ar Irritation of the Throat be
ever so slight, Us by this precautOu mote SER
Gus attack may be eifeutually warded off Pub
TIC SPEAKERS End SINGERS will find them effect
ua for clearing and Strengthening the voice. See
advertisement. Gm25
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WOODS HAIR RESHoRATIyE.-Ths is said to be a most
excellent preparaMon the result of extensive scientific
research and IS lsssd with great success However
@ aoie may appear, it is seldom consd-
alcted should try Prof Woods Hair Restorative. and
pe enabled to rejoice once in the plenude Of ma
lures greatest Ornament ~
CAuT4oN-Beware of worthless limitations as several
are already IN the market, called by different names
Use none unless the words prof Woods Hair Restor
atFe, pepot ST. LOUIS Mo. and New York;, are blow
IN the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Med
cine dealers also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods dealer
IN the United States and Canada fem
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Illinois nad Michigan Canal EnIa rye.
ment,
Special DesPatjk 10 the Cincinnati Gazette.
WASHINGTON Feh 90

Special Despajkto tie Cincinnati Gazette.
Washington, Feb. %.
Senator Trumbul has presented petition.
very numerously and inAuentially signed, urg-
ing Congress that the channel now existing
between the head of Lake Michigan and the
Illinois river, be so changed as to be made nay.
igable for steamboats, and other vessels doing
business on the Mississippi and its branches
This improvement is asked on the ground
that in view of the closing of the Mississippi
by people in rebellion against the authority CT
the United States, and the failure OF the Gov
eminent to execute the laws, the enormous in
terests centering on the Mississippi should be
protected, that they may not at any time be
endangered by the acts of disloyal, rebellious
men. The petitioners assert at the same time
that the Improvement would protect the do
nestle commerce OF the country, which largely
exceeds the foreign, and promote the public
safety, and therefore ask that the enlargement
of the canal be made
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an PROBA pE-Mcnosha County


ham Rhodes.
IN reading and filing the petition of James Rhodes
" OF Brighton, In i. enosha county and sta of Wis.
cousin, taking due proofs of the same representing
among other things that Ezra Rhodes late OF the town
OF brighton, having made his last will and Testament
wRlch is presented for Probate lately, to wit: on The
sd day OF Feb uary, A d. 1861, died tesate leaving
goods chattes and estate within this county and thai
ne the petoners son and legatee OF said deceased apd
praying that administration Of said estate be Granted r.
Elizabeth Rhodes, who is named as executrix in said
WIFE 1t is ordered that said petition be heard before the
JuGge OF this Court on Saturday, the 2Sd day of March,
A. D. 1861, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at his office in the civ
and county of Kenosha And it is further ordered that
notice thereof be given to the heirs OF deceased and
30 all persons interested by pubshng copy of this o.
DER Tor three successive weeks prior said day OF hear
ing, in the Kenosha Iete0rdph weekly newspaper
printed and published in Kenosha in said county
JON b. JILSUN County Judge.
Dated Kenosha, Feb. 20, 1861 3sw8
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wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.
Where and How Celebrated.
cARBoEpALE.


cARBoNDALE.
CARBoNDALE, Ill. Feb. q.
Sal utes are being fred to-day as a token of the
love of our people for the Union and in memory
of the glorious Washington.
GALENA.
GALENA, ILL. Feb. %.
Washington's birthday was celebrated here to
day by a para dc Of fire companies ana citizens
generally and the reading OF WashingtOn's fare
well address, salute of "a guns was fired To
night there will be q grand ball at the DeSoto
House.
JANEsvILLE.
GAINESVILLE, WIS. Feb %.
A salute of 100 guns is being fred here to-day,
by to members Of Rescue Hook and Ladder Co.
No 1, IN honor Of the birth day Of Washington.
PcAToN IcA.
PEcAToNIcA, Ill. Feb, %.
A salute Of 81 guns was fred here to dav in
commemoration Of the birth day Of Washington
and the Union.
ST. LOUIS.
ST, LOUIS, Mo. Feb 90.
Washington's birth day was celebrated Le-e
this aft ernoon by full turnout of Gen Frost s
Brigade OF Missouri volunteers. The weather was
very fine and the streets were densely thrOnged
by people to witness the parade. national SAT
ute was fired. The Mercantile Library Hall Is
now thTOnged with people to hear w Washington E
Farewell Address read by Mr. Barley, and to
listen to patriotic songs sung by amateur perform
ers and some 300 Sunday School scholars.
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Feb. %,
Anniversary ofWathington's birth day was eel
Obrated here today. and American flags were dis
played
NEW YORK.
New YORK, FEB. %.
ingtons birth day, was probably the largest ever
held on such an OCCASION and the str Gets wore an
appearance OF Il general holiday
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Feb. y
Washington's birth day was very generally eel
ebrated throughout the state to-day with more
than usual enthusiasm.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 70.
Washington's birth day was enthusiastically
celebrated by raising the stars and stripes over
the Court House by the ladies, at3 O'clock in
the afternoon. 1t was Witnessed by the largest
crowd ever seen in Kentucky. salute was SIM
ultaneDusiy fired bj tue artillery, The star Span
gied Dunuer was sung by an immense number OF
voices, ana an elUquent address was delivered by
james Speed, Esq. The military in full ranks
turned Oat, making Il most imposing display
Most vi the stores were closed ana business was
suspended duIHg the day
CINCINNATI.
CINcIFEATI, Feb. y.
WashingtOn's birth day is being celebrated on
grand scale. Tue weather is tine, and the
streets are lhrOngeu with people.
At sunrise national salutes were tired, and al
the fire any church uells IN The city rung The
printing Offices; all pnblo aud some priyate build.
ings are decorated with flags. Ihr military dis.
plsy ID magnificent, all tne companies parading
fuI ranks The entire police department para,
ded with the military, making a lne SHOW All
along the Inc OF the procession the streets are
densey thronged.
Tonight grand Union Banquet comes of at
the Burnet House.
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E&PLoTalST.Thq Erie Sewing Machine Company de.
sag 70 secure Few Travelling Agents. upon salary Of
- 20 90 dohars per molth, and expenses or a commits
SION The Is n opportunity seldom offered and those
vino choose constant business, rely on constant
employment for term Of years. Address Erie SeaotR0
H@ch'A" 70. r. JAMES, General Agent Milan Ohio
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SAREk.

The undersigned return their sir cere thanks to their
Wino friends fer their kind contributions At the Bona
TO VISIT on the z2st of January, and their praye is
that God may reward them for heir kindness to His un
worthy servants. WILLIAM TOMPKINS
MARY IOMPKINS
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KN EsAaosAWE---Kenoal.n Conn11 Caurl

In the matter Of the estate of william Robertson.
AN reading and filing instrument IN sritino mr..
w porting 10 be the last will tesla ent of William
koberson tate OF the town of Somers, in said county
deceased, and tie accompanying petition of William
snith OF henosha county, and Stale of Wisconsin and
taking due proofs of the same representing among other
somers, aforesaid the 22nd day of February A. d
1861, died estate, leaving goods chattes and estate
within this county and tGat lie the petit ner is named
as conditional executor of said will, and praying that
administration Of sad estate be granted to Barbarv
Smith Robertson, the eXecurix named aud appointed in
sad VIII which Is tiled for Probate, the hearing OF
ad petition, IL IS OFdeFeG that said petition be heard
before the Judge OF this Court Friday the 22d day
Of March, A. b. SOL at o'clock A. 81 al his Cfce IN
the city and county of Keuosha
An6 a as FuTht6 OTdered that notice thereof be
given to the heirs OF said deceased to all persons
interested by publishing copy of this order for IN ee
successive weeks prior to said day oshearng il the KE
N0sHA TKLAGR4PH, weekly newspaper printed and pub
hsEod in HenoSha, in said County. JON b. JlLSUN
Dated, Senosha, es. &c, 1861. 3w8S County Judge
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SA1 ECE.RL se'sD TyECES.

Mr. sLADE will preach sermon at the Court Hou,
next Sabbath evening ON the following subject:
'tDsV and Satan"
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Prescription, Do Yoy Sag e--The threats
against us, for our opinions ARE abouSpe be met
by Union men, and visited upon others. We
are called upon by the farmers and mechanics
of Knox county, to ask all business houses in
this city to put out flag at their windows. eth.
er displaying the stars and stripes. or the Brit
ish flag, or the one star palmetto flag of South
| Carolina, that they may know who is for and
who against the country. They say they must
know, and viii know where men stand. They
also want to know where professional men stand
doctors, lawyers AID preachers hey say
they must know-and that they will not be kept
in the dark uTon the only great and momen-
tous issue before the American people, Bro,oq,-
toU'S Whig, KasrUiHe, Tenn.
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Latest telegraptic dispatches from Washing
ton Feb. 20, says:

Latest telegraptic dispatches from Washing
ton Feb. 70, sayE:
Mr. Wood, the manager of the Presidential
Trip caied to report this morning to Gen Scott.
The Gen. told him that everything had beer
done as it should have been-ihat he ann,ovei
OF every stel', and Mr. Lincoln done exactly
as lie should have done, when he left Harris
burg ana came through via Baltimore.
Information Is before the proper authorities
tending to prove that an organized bard of 500
men have sworn that Mr.. Lincoln shall meyer
sleep in the White House A detective who
joined them says the plan is rs follows: TIE
ehllre band are 10 occupy position as near
the PRESIDENT as they can obtain. One of their
number, standing il the centre of them. is to
shooC Nr' Lincoln with an air gun, when the
crowd Of men around the assassin will so hide
MIN as TO render detection impossible. Further
deta Is may be obtained tonight, THOUGH for
many reasons it is deemed advisable to with
hold definite information.
The most reliable report of the construction
of Llncoln's Cabinet is: Seward, Secretary of
State Bates, Atta6bey General GiImer of n, C.
Secretary of the Navy; Caleb B. Smith Secre-
tary Of the Interior; Welles, Postmaster Gen
eral; Cameron, Secretary of the Treasury.
The disps tch received yesterday.by the Sec
rotary of war, informing him that Gen. Twigps
had surrendered the military property to the
ravolutionists in Texas, was from the Commits
sary OF Subsistence and dated at New Orleans
He adds that, as loan, tie use Of the Govern
mcnt means of transportation we're allowed to
take the Federal troops to the seaboard and
they were permitted to take with them three or
four cannon and their side-arms.
DENVER Feb, 23.-Mining prospects are dali
ylimproving, and quartz mills will soon be
turning out considerable gold. Paying dig
gings areAnow being worked along the Platte, a
shert distance above this city.
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AgrieaIssrsst rsen,inr.

= ne hSst Quartery Meeting of the Agricultural soci
Iae socley on the 4th day Of March next at o'cIocE
Some matters ofgeneral interest, require good at
'enoAhce' J. NJ. LELAND, Secretary.
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President Lincoln mt Washington.

The sudden appearance of Mr.. Lincoln at
Wa shington and his avoidance of the demon
strstion at Baltimore has afforded subject for
much comment The Democracy seize upon
it with avidity, as an occasion for abusing the
President elect. Whether the danger of as
sassinatioa was as imminent as was represent
ed, or not, of course we cannot say. Certain it
is that many of the first men of the country,
and those who have had the means of KNOWN
much better than we, or any of our Democratic
neighOois could profess to, were fully pursua-
ded that it was unsafe for Mr.. Lincoln to show
himself at Baltimore, under the circumstan-
ces, as was al FIRST intended, Hence the change
in the programme of the journey to Washing
ton We publish in another place, the first
telegraphic account of the plot of assassination.
We quote below from later accounts, mostly
from special dispatches to the Cincinnati Ga
=eite.
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/EA&.
DLLN-
CORN Dc

LAAD,
and The moderate price for which it is sold being
lower than any other FIRST CLASS Drill places
it within the reach Of avery Farmer.
This Drill las taken Bgr1t Premiums
at all prominent Fairs achere exhibited.
Send in your orders early, SO as to secure their
being promptly filed in season For further BAR
ticulars Address
ID. q. GASKkILL, Agent,
SIn5o kenOsha, Wis.
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eEEeHR A KED I'D.

In the iowa OF somers, the goth inst. by the Rev
Mr. Grdley, Mr. MARCUS BI. UTLEY, and Miss ELF
ABETH L. PIERCE
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ro EARnSERs AND EAn1IIrrs go

To FARMERS AND FAMILIES desrous Of
owning good Sewing Machine, that is simple in its con-
sructon strong AID not liable TO get of order one
thai makes tine stitch alike both SIDES that does
skip stitches unravel that will sew equally
well thick thin CLOTH that will over gath.
eTs without breaking, one tina makes uniform seam
(eaving ridge unde MEATH one that will airy No.
Of cotton thresd, Linen Silk, that will last for
year, any kind of work; in short, that is not
more trouble thar it is worth would say to such,
emo az subscribers ard friends buy once, without
hesitation, the Lddd Webster &C %. Machine at IS the
best and cheapest in the T." See advertisement in
arc her column 2w37
| DP. Roswell Esos;Yme, of Bristol, Agent for
| Kenosha County and vicinity
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From .the Adrer5iser, Prooidencc. H. /.
The Cephalc Pills are said to be remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, and one Of the
very best for that very frequent complaint which
has ever been discovered
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From the Euaminer, Nortolh, Va.
They have been tested in more than thousand
caEes, with entire success.
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Washington, Feb, "a.
now THE CONSPIRACY WAS DIscsyrnkp.

The following is the true reason ofthe change
OF programme; as derived from a reliable and
authentic source: Gen. Scott, who has had
some OF the most experienced & vigilant detec-
tives in Beltimore employed of late, was an.
praised by them of a matured conspiracy TO as.
sasslnate MIR. Lincoln on the arrival of himself
and saite in that city, The detective said he
procured his knowledge by joining various as
sociatiOns OF the dangerous and lawless classes
which intest Baltimore, and as a member of the
same, he became possessed of the design and
the details arranged for its execution. He ar
rived in Washington some few days since, and
1t was then that Gen. Scott matured the scheme
OF bringing in the President incOgnatio. Sen
ator Seward, and few other confidential per
sons, alone were appraised of the design.
Nothing could have been more adroitly plann-
ed or more successfully executed.
GOV. HICKS Advises Mr.. LIXcoLA's COURSE
r, now learn Gov. Hicks sent dispatch to
General Scott and Mr.. Seward on Friday. ad.
visihg then of danger in MIR. Lincoln passing
through Baltimore publicly, and on this infor,
nation they Immediately sent special Mes
senger TO Har1sburgh, with instructions to Mr..
Lincoln to do as he has done. Great credit is
given him by our people for adopting such a
course
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From the Kaaateha Wiley Star, Kaaawka, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the head.
ache, who try them, viii stick to them.
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Madison Corresnomdenca.

MADISON, Feb. 10Th, 1861
In the absence of any Legislative matters OF
interest to note-there having been no session
for the past few days-it may not be uninter-
esting to some few of the readers Of the TELE-
GRAPH, to notice the institutions and attractions
and about Madison. The churches and theil
ministers, the public schools and other instiiu-
tons of learning, the public buildings, &c
will in due time receive pas sing notice. For
the present communication, Will only attempt
description of popular association known
here as the
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Fran The Western e. Z. Gazette, Chicago, H.
We heaitily endorse Dir. Spalding, and his un.
rivalled Cephaiic Pills.
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8g farmer should not bet his money, but
hs may, if he thinks best, stake his land.
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From lie Democrat, 81. CLOUD, MINI

you arc, or have been troubled with the head
ache, send for box, (Cephalic Pills. so that you
may have them in case Of an attack
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truly yours,
VIM. G. FILLER.
YrslLAkrI. Mich, Jan. u, 1861.


= 7 O7I ITO I4'o1s'''E'Itft 4FUIJUIIFj 10
Cephalie Pills accomplish the object for which
they were made, viz Cure Of headache in all it's
forms.
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ore OMNIBUS,
ONE HACK.
ONE CARRIAGE
TWO TOP BUGGIEtS
FOUR OPP en- BUGGTE:S
ORE OMNIBUS SLEIGH
TWO PLUSH LINED UfFTEHs
Scver;tI other Cutters ANA SIeisns. p
OHe NesFse,
Horses,
Double and single Harnesses.
saddles, Strides. ASuAaiO Robes. Bits.
Ge,, &c, together with she
BARN AND STABLINE,
On said Premises.
Sale to commence 10 o'clock A. II,
Terms OF Sale.
All sums under SO, Cash ou delivery all SUMS ever
9lV ana up to go, ninety days all over $25 seven
months time with approved endorsed notes at 10 per
This whole or any portion Of the above property my
D. purchased at any tune previous TO the day adyers-
ed Tor II to be sold at Auction. Persons in the Livery
business or wishing 10 engage that business are re-
qHested 70 ell and examine ihe property.
2w3S L. b. NICHOLS Fxarntor
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From The Southern Pun Finder, New Orleaas, La
Try them you that are afflicted ana we are sure
that your testimony can be added to The already
numerous list that has received benefits that no
other medicine can produce.