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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-18
The Wisconsin Bird Regiment---EGs BE-
pnrture for the Seat of War.

The Wisconsin Bird Regiment---EGs BE-
pnrture for the Seat of War.
The Third Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers,
Col. Hamilton, broke up their camp, at Fond
du Lac on Friday afternoon, and started on
their way to Martinsburg Like the two Regi-
ments hitherto sent out from this State, the 3rd
is composed of NOBLE stalwart set ofmen, in
ured to labor and an active, stirring life They
are finely equipped. The uniform consists OF
dark gray all wool suits, with overcoats, and a
second suit of wooden blouse and gray denim
pants, with hats of regular army pattern.
The regiment is supplied with twenty-foul
army chests. The Hospital department is ad
mirably supplied, our patriotic Wisconsin ade:
having sent in large variety of clothing and ar
articles suitable to the sick ROOM They have
four large Hospital tents, with one steward three
cooks and one experienced nurse.
The regiment is said to be well differed sew
eral of the officers having seen service in Mex
leo. Col. Hamilton is graduate of West Point
The following is list of officers and men, il
all numbering ,026
Colonel Commanding-C S. Hamilton
Lieut.. Coll. Il, Ruger.
Major-B. Pinckney.
Adjutant-S. G. LefIerts
Sergeant Major-James Woodford.
Surgeon-D. A. Raymond, M. D.
First Assstsnt-R. o. Crane, NJ. D.
Chaplain-Rev. w. L. Mather, of Geneva
Wis.
Regimental band of "a musicians. with drun
corps of 10 drummers and 10 fifers.
Company A Watertown Riles-Capt d r
Gibbs, 1st Lieut. III Bertram, End do. |. II L
Crane 100 men, Is tents; / ffer and drumme,
to each Co.
Company BIS colt Volunteers-Oshkosh-
Capt t W Scott, ist Lieut. w S Moscrip. I'd dc
B w Clark.
Company C-Green County Volunteers
Monroe; lis the color company Capt M Flood
lst Lieut. NJ O'B1ine, End do. 6 w Rollins =
100, 90 tents.
Company D-Waupun Light Guards Wau.
pun-CaPt A Clark, LIST Lieut. S Griffith, 2nd
do. Case; SO men, Is tents.
Company E-Union Rifles of Wiliamstown
Capt Hammer, (has been Prussian officer Isl
Lieut. Daniels, End do S Martin SO men ID
tents.
Company F-Grant County Union Guards
Capt 6 w Limbocker, 1st Lieut. E j Bentley
End do e Meeker So men, 20 tents.
Company G-Neenah Guards-Winnebapo
Co.-Capt E l. Hubbard, LIST Lieut.. A Cady,
2nd do. Jos p Shepard; 1913 men, 20 tents.
Company H-Darlington Rifles, Lafayette Co.
Capt George j Whitman, LIST Lieut. G w
Stevenson, End do. James G Knight. IS men,
IL tents
Company I-Shullsgurgh Light Guards, La
fayette Co--Capt II Vandergriff, 1st LIEUT.. va
cant, End do. Van Brunt; 20 tents, los men
Company K-Dane County Guards-Capt w
Hansley, LIST Lieut. 7 j Widvey, 2nd do. W
Parks Is tents, go men.
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sun erng humanity, permit announce through the
columns OF your CIRCULAR the surprising properties of
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until we commenced using your Pills, through and 6y
the advice Of our friend Mr.. Brennan. We used the
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Mrs, BRENNAN,
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PERsoNAL.-Lt. Gov. NoB LIE is in town. lie
comes to discharge the duties Of the Executive
Office during brief absence Of Gov. Randall
from the State. We think it is the intention OF
the Governor to visit the different Wisconsin
regiments now in service, during his absence.
Madison Patriot
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THE NAVY BILL-The Navy Bill appropri-
ates about $4,000, 900, of which over SIS 500,
600 are for the repair and equipment of vessels
$l,6O0.Oo0 for the completion of seven steam
screw sloops of war authorized last February
81 400 for the completion of seven screw sloops
and side wheel steamers; nearly 100000
for the charter of vessels, their purchase, fit
ting for war service, and reservations due on
existing contracts for the fitting out of ships
of war.
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SP ECRsRA .v9OEKCEg.
Eauea.ianRg Notice.

d, th9 Monthly Meeting for July, of the Salem Tow
5eacher5 Association will be held at Liberty, on Fri
ddy eUenjng, July 18th.
me Address viii be delivered by JOSIAH s. FARRAR O
vest Bend, Wis. Essays expected from Lewis Jud
SON. Newell Wright, Hiss Almeria Bliss and Miss Meth
Oryis. Declarations from Districts No. l and No.
run Monthly reports will be heard from each district il
the town. which OF late have become very Interesting
some steps preparatory to attending the County Con
yenton 10 be held in September, will doubtless be taken
AemDeTs ard other friends earnestly requested IL
prepare appropriate sentiments of response at the cal
OF the roll. All invited to attend
B. L. DODGE, Pres. E. H. BrguAM. Sec
Salem, July 49, 1861 2tG
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THE ARMY BILL.-The army Bill for the
year ending with June next, which passed the
House, approPriates about $16l, 100000; in
Guiding for the pay ofthe army $4,000 600; for
the three-months volunteers $5O7, 900; for the
three-years volunteers $55,000,O0O; subsst-
ence in kind for regular troops nearly $780,
OOO; for subsistence in kind for threeyea
volunteers $23 ,0S4,0o0; for supplies for the
Quartermasters Department over $14,00O,-
coo, and for incidental expenses thereof over
81, 100000; for the purchase of $4,000 dragoon
tation of army, DC, over $l6,000,000; for
gunboats on the Western rivers, 81 600, 900 !;
for Notifications IN New York, Maine, Mary
land, Virginia, Florida and California, $685.
600. Appropriate ons are also included for
arrearages for the year ending with June last.
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Progress of the wisconsip Troon.

CLEVELAND, O., July 10th Wisconsin regi-
ment arrived here at 2P NJ, and leave for The
East via Dunkirk at P. NJ. All well. Thew
mad fine reception and received refreshments
here.
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E9EEk3.

In Brighton, June til, of Consumption, ALICE wife
of John MurgatrOyd, aged % years, months, and
days.
In This city, July 18th, 1851 LILLE ORELLA, daugh
ter of G. L. & NJ. A. ELY, aged months
''0yer the river the boaman pale
Carried another, the household pet
Her brown curls wave in the gentle gale,
Darling Lille see her yet.
She crossed on her bosom her dinpIed hands
And fearlessly entered the phantom bark
We felt it glide from the silver sands
And all our sunshine grew strangely dark.
We know she is safe on the further side
Where all the ransomed and Angels be-
Over the river, the mystic river,
My darling Lille is waiting for me-" (CoM
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E&PLoYMENT.-rhe Erie Sew ing Machine Company de
sire to secure few Travelling Agents, upon a salary
- 10 % do"aEs per molth, aud expenses commits
SION FMS Is opportunity seldom offered, and those
VINO choose a co itaut business, rely on constan
employment for term ofyears. Address Erie Seaoinl
N0ch3He ia. JAMES, General Agen., Milan Ohio
Gnl3Z
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The S25O,OOO,OOO loan bill has now passed
goth Houses OF Congress, and needs but the
signature Of the President. WV
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EE&HaC5 Of kEOHe,

There viii be Meeting of "THE BAND OF HopE' at the
Court House, next Monday evening, at IL O'Clock pre-
csey, at which hope all the Members present
Those who have not received all their papers viii re-
ceve them at the meeting together with any Certificates
that may not have been given out. Let the Me nbers
each bring cents where they cam to pay for postage
on the papa and express charges upon tie Cards and
Certificates sent from New York.
EDDIE SHOLEs, President
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Another Fire i'll Milwaukee.
destructive fire occurred in Milwaukee, on
Walkers point on Friday night last. The fire
broke out, about eight in the evening, in a
Planning Mill belonging to John A, Hil3s in
the 9Th ward, Seven Or eight frame buildings
were burnt. Loss about 1927 900, Insurance
81 800.
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s elect Sc h oil,

yEVHE SECOND TERM OF MISS FIsK's SCHOOL,
4 for Misses will commence on Monday the 18th
inst, at the resid ance of her Father
Instruction also given in Music, Painting Drawing
and Embroidery. 3w5#
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1920

WE would call the attention Of those suffering from
Consumption Bronchitis &c, to an advertis ment in
another column OF this paper, important discovery
Tor the cure Of those diseas Introduced for the
gIst me to the American public by Messrs. Leeds Gill
more e TO-, OF New York. Yol2ln4l. m
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-18
The Fifth Regiment

The Fifth Regiment was mustered into the
service of the United States, at Madison, or
Saturday last, by Capt MCINTYRR, mastering
officer. Only four were rejected, and three re.
fused to take the oath the latter were subject
ed to rather severe treatment and concluded
afterwards that they would enlist for the war
but the Regiment refused to admit them.
|
A MOUNTAIN VoYAGE.-The steamer Spreac
Eagle returned to ST. Louis On the list inst.
from the anual expedition Of the American Fur
Company to the base of the Rocky Mountains
or the headwaters of the Missouri making the
| trip down from Fort Union (22l7 miles, Yin nine
| days and eight hours, which is thl shortest Oh
record. The pioneer explorers, Lewis and
Clark, accomplished the same distance in eigh
/ teen months.
StrUck.-The Northeastern Era, published
at Weyauwega, Wis. under the head of.'Latest
from the Seat of War; says:
"The editor of this paper was recently strucb
with a t'ceIre FOUNDER"
Cold i'll New York-Thc N. y Tribune
in its money article, on Saturday last, says
The receipts Of gold from California zee
Jan. have been $l7 120, 087 and from Europ 2
$25 ,909,668. The loss by inland drain and for
eign export in the same time was ST., 429 ,705.
The estimated amount in banks and Sub-Trcas-
ury on July LIST wasE $50 zoe ESQ, against $685.
100000 same time last year.
s-
The Wisconsin FaImer.-we have receiv-
ed the July number of this excellent Agricultu
raj paper. With this number the Farmer comes
out in an entire new dress, and really looks
very neat and creditable to the publishers. The
contents are Of the most interesting and valua-
lie character, and should be read by every
farmer in the State. The editor, J. W. Hoyt,
is interchangeable in his labors to make it the
best publica ton of the kind in the west. It is
published both in German and English Only
81. year. Address j. w, Hoyt & Co., Mad
ison, Wis
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cial re-apportionment of members of the House of
Representatives of Congress, which we publish in
another column, it will be seen that Wisconsin
has sac Representatives instead of three as hereto
fore.
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KENOSHA COUNTY BANK
Wl receive Deposits of
GOLD SILVER, EASTERN FUNDS,
ONO, INDIANA, d CANADA CURRENCY,
and pay Checks and Certificates in ljbo funds.
Exchange on New York sold for same funds
July 10, '6l. (3w5) Il. W. HUBBARD, Cashier.
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latest News---The Array in Motion.

Telegraphic dispatches last evening state that
the Grand Division of the Army under Gen. Nc
DowOll So 900 strong has at length been put in mo-
ton, and started for Richmond Forward March
is the cry now, that electrfes all hearts and lifts
the weight of suspense from all shoulders where il
has rested like a nightmare for a month pa t. In
the language of the times, the F'Anaconda" is un.
rolling himself
The next week will undoubtedly bring us excl
ting, and in all probiity. decisive news God speed
the right. One, total, overwhelming defeat al
Richmond, we think will open the eyes of the reb
els and close the war. We trust we Shall have th(
pleasure of announcing the prelude to that fina
action next week
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We have been permitted to make the following
extract from letter from Lieut.. Petit, Co. G,
lst Regiment, w. V. to his father in this city:

We have been permitted to make the following
extract from letter from Lieut.. Petit, Co. G,
Ist Regiment, w. " to his father in this city:
MARTINsBURG, July IL, '6l
Two days ago, Company SC" was
sent out on foragng expedition, with "a wagons
We went out two and half miles and fortunately
obtained hay, oats, cherries, chickens &c. When
going out, we met Capt Doubleday and his men,
with his new rife cannon-a 80 FOUNDER. II
will throw a ball six miles, and is about IA fee
long-they are going to try it to-day. Last nigh
Com pany Il" of the 4th Conn. Regiment, came
through from Hagerstown, with 4 horse load Of
gold, to pay three or four Regiments off with. Oul
good Governor Randall of Wisconsin, has not for
gotten the lst Regiment. Last nights gentleman
from Maids ON arrived here with letter to Col
Starkweather, with orders that the dead, anC
wounded Of the LIST Wisconsin Regiment, shall be-
returned to Wisconsin, At dress parade this morn
ing, our good Coils. read letter to the Regiment
IRON Gov. Randall We then gave three cheers
and tiger for the Governor, and three cheers fol-
Wisconsin. After that number Of gentlemen anC
and ladies of Martinsburg, presented to the Is
Wisconsin Regiments beautiful flag, 1.-THE Stars ant
Stripes Col. Starkweather thanked them for th,
gilt, and also for the kind regards the people 0
Virginia had for us. We then gave three cheers
and tiger for the peopleof Martinsburg The great
er number OF the people here are for the Upior
NOR but before we arrived everything was secesh.
The rebels have taken everything they could max,
use OF, and for pay, gave Virginia State Scrip
which is not worth the paper it was written upon
The Post Office was opened here yesterday for the
first time since it was closed by the Government
The stage is now running between this place ant
Williamsport.
We have here now 30 900 men, 80 cannon ant
the celebrated Rhode Island Battery. The Bow.
OF Company "G'' are all in excellent health and
ready for active service any hour of the day OF
night,
received your letter safe-O how glad was
to hear from home again. read it over three OF
four times that night Write often and direct the
same as before. Love to all.
From you Directorate son,
w w d
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Str aged OF Stolen F:

syA FROM THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
EssG1HIsg# scrh er in The city of Kenosha, on the
sgsa$&4y End Of July, inst DARK BROWN
20 81 YEARS OLD COLT, with white spot
szsaszz5assz=. in his forehead No other mark re-
membered ANY information to his Whereabouts will
be thankfully received and all expense or trouble paid
Information may be left at WEscoTTs STORE Main St.
Kenosha, July Q, 1861. (5lf#) JAMES CHENEY.
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Barberous.-The Appienton crescent, says,
that number of school boys, in the town Of
Ellington, Outgamie Co., had procured q flag
and raised it with proper ceremonies over a
schol house there; and the next day three in
divduals riddled it with bullets in the absence
of the scholars
The Crescent continues,
IAN outrage of this nature, especially in
these tratorous times, should meet with the
punishment commensurate with the act 1t
makes US blush to have to record this Yascali-
ty OF oar own County. But we are proud to
say such scoundrels are scarce among u.s."
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81 9 4. 70 a. " .

f0tAME into the enclosure of the Subscriber in the
~ town OF Somers on OF about the goth of June last
one BAY hoAN MARE COLT, supposed to be 8 wears
old-star IN the iace-sPavins on botn hind legs
The owner is requested to prove property pay char
ge3, and AXE her away. JOHN H. WlNsI.oW
ScmeTs, July 1st, 1861. 4w5*
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I7OtA<.O % OFUdIEFDFNs
In the matter Of the Estate Freeman g. Smith Of
Salem, Kenosha Co., Wisconsin, deceased
10 All whom 1T may Concern: Letters test
amenay on the above estate having been issued this
day to Andrew H. Smith and Edwin b. Robbins and six
months having been allowed ard limited for creditors to
present their claims for examination and Allowance
Notice hereby given that the undersigned will on the
lst Monday of September, A. D. 1861 at his Office in The
city OF Kenosha at A. H. ofsaid day receive exam
Inc and adjust all claims and hands Of All persons
against deceased JON B. JILSUN,
July lo'n' IooI' 4wo County Judge.
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advertisements.
sEpeU
MACHTN E OIL!
For Reaping and Thresh ing Machines;
For sails by
WHEELER & CLARK
TnGD Gus EEu 2

Am the Night of the 4th of July, 1861 a SADDLE,
" Birdie & MARTINGALTiS, in the city of Keno
sha vicinity.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving the ar
tcles information where they may be found at j.
We8cotfS Store, in Kenosha.
Kenosha, July Is, 1861. 3W6
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wv hlGe Fish
4 No. l article for Sale by the pound at
FANCHER's
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BENJAMIN OBER's ESTATE.

The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District of La
noble commissioners, to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of Benjamin ODER late of John
son in said district, deceased, represented nsol-
day of June 1861, being allowed by said
court to the creditors of said deceased to exhibit
and prove their respective claims before US Give
notice, that we will attend to the duties of our
appointment at the Westinghouse lately occu,
pied by the said Benjamin ODER in johnson in
said district, on the first Tuesday of July, and
last Tuesday of November next, at 10 O'Clock, in
the forenoon on each of said days.
SAMUEL ANDREWS, !
ROBERT G. CRISTY, Commissioners
F. S. HAYFORD,
johnson, June Tth, A. ID. 1851.
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ey Only four of the original thirteen
States are in revolt, to wit Virginia
North Carolina, South Carolina and Geor-
gia. ntp-s ee oma1
ca The quantity of food required
daily for an army Of 100000 men, is
574 barrels of -four. 375 barrels of pork
and $4,000, pounds of beef.
How THEY LOVE THEIR MAsrERs,--lt
is stated that upwards of seven hundred
slaves have escaped from Virginia within
the past two weeks are now held by the
government forces as contraband Of war.
Estimated value to their owners, not less
than half million Of dollars.
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An Ounce of Preventive worth a Pound OF
Cure.--This is true in regard to the LITTLE ails in
life. Bonesache, headache, lassitude, &c, are
small things perhaps. with many persons, and
they take no notice Of them but they will, if neg
lected, ripen into some thing that will not be so
easily got rid Of Now, if you have at hand a bot
tie of Dandelion and Wild Cherry Bitters, few
doses will often set you rightcarrying off this bad
matter, and you will be saved severe sickness, go
through the changes of weather comfortably and
with only 25 cents expense See advertisement
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LATEST NEWS.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Ju

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June II.
o. A. Browning has been appointed
Senator by Gov Yates to fill the vacancy
occasioned by death of Senator Douglas.
New YORK, June ID. The HeraldS
dispatch says Lieut. Butler states that
when he left Fortress Monroe, it was the
determination to take the battery at Great
Bethel, and the regiments were in rivalry
as to the right of the advancing column.
The affair was intended to be u surprise.
but the unfortunate blunder of Col. Ben
dix spoiled the surprise, and gave the
rebels good notice of their approach.
Thirty prisoners were taken at Little
Bethel, and are now in charge Of General
Butler.
Gen. Butler is to be reinforced by ten
regiments from New England.
1t is said that the number of troops at
Harper's Ferry have been rather under
than over estimated, and an additional
number are arriving by every train.
They have abundance of artillery which
is so posted as to render the place impreg-
nable. Two thousand troops are expect
ed there to-day and tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, June Is.
The Federal troops which left Wash
ington on Monday, reached Leesburg Va.
and Edwards Ferry safely. They are
probably destined to participate in the
attack upon Harper's Ferry.
Gen. BeauregArd is still in command
of Manassas Junction, and has stopped
all passing to Washington He has ID,
900 soldiers under his command.
Harper's Ferry is now looked to anx.
iously for the great concentration Of troops
in that region shows that the long antici
pated contest, if it is the intention of Gen
Scott to actually attack it, cannot long be
defended All the information received
here indicated that the rebel force there
does not exceed $4,000 men, who were
hourly expecting an attack from the Gov
eminent forces.
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ALLEN PECK'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court hold
LAMoILLE DISTRICT, IS. EN- at johnson within
and for said district, ON the Sth day of June, A.
ID. 1861.
Sloan Gates, administrator on the estate
of Allen Peck late of Wolcott, in said dis
trict deceased, presents his administration &C
count for settlement Whereupon, it is or
dered by said court that the same be referred
to the LIST day of July next, at the Probate Office,
in said Johnson, for examination and allowance
and that all concerned, be notified hereof by
the publication of this order in the Lamoie
Newsdealer printed at Hyde Park, three weeks
successfully as soon as may be, that they may
appear, and at said time and place. if they see
cause object thereto.
By order Of court.
Attest. S. s. PIKE Register. 29w3