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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-27
--latest News From eiae Seat of
War.
WASHINGTON, June "a.

WASHINGTON, June "a
Tribune S Despatch The rebels have made
two propositions of peace to the ad mlnistranoh
One contemplates the complete recognition oil
the Southern Confederacy, with treaty of
comm cree and friendship, and perhaps an annu-
al subsidy of 100000 for giving us protec-
ton against foreign and domestic enemies.
The other, which is still under consdera-
ton. consents to a Suspension OF hostilues,lay-
ing down of arms, and the extension ofthe line
of $3.50 to the Pacific. Perhaps censorious peo-
pie we'll may see some immediate connection
between these facts and the supineness of both
armies ON the other side of the Potomac and
the indignation manifested towards the rapid
pursuit of the rebels by Gen. Lyon and Colonel
Blair in Missouri.
1t is possible that the two Houses of Con
gress will be so impertinent TO inquire into
the ListoFy of this tampering with traitors in re-
bellion.
gentleman, just arrived, having been de-
tanned at Manassas a while, says the troops
! there are in perfect freuzj Of excitement, and
all with whom he has conversed spoke freely
of the meditatrd attack upon Washington, as
serting triumphantly that they would be in
Washington before Saturday night. He was
told that the rebel force consisting of 10000 at
Manassas Junction and Fairta1, and $4,000 on
the line of the Potomac.
| The Herdld'S correspondent says offensive
| movements on the part Of the Government Will
doubtless be deferred for sume time, owing to the
change of the programme of the rebel chiefs The
grand assault upon w ashingtOn, q bout which they
! clustered, appears TO be abandoned, on account
of its involving tEeir certain deieat. They now
propose to act entirely on the defensive; but al
though they concentrating their torcer III tins
neighborhood, it is not probable that hey will haz
ard general engagement this side Of Richmond
ALEXANDRIA, June rs
loves balloon having discovered scatterns
camps yesterday, i'll the vicinity OF alriaX C0ur
House, Lieut. TOInpllins, in command OF his cay
airy company, and also several companies OF high
infantry, proceeded there last night.
There was wild run1or which nas pr babl.
been received from Washington, that Lieut. Temp
kin's cavalry were cut to pieces last night.
official intelligence Of this operation has yet bee
f received.
: WASHINGTON, June 70.
a Special TO Commercial AdUerttSer.-Ihere !
the highest authority for contradicting the store
about the rebels having made proposition to tn
Government, though some persons and the joul
5 nails have protested to give somewhat minut- de
tails but there is no truth in 1t whatever. On tn
Q contrary the Administration have received assn
D RANGES that the rebels intend prosecuting The wa
with the utmost vigor. and, il possible, overthrow
the Government and destroy the Republic, eve
though they be buried in the ruins. The two Gov
! ernments cannot exist upon the same continent.
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The prime minister of the Government with
the Union dissolving around him, daily deal.
ing oGt to officers and favorites brandy punch and
Havana segars, his house the home of revelry
and dissipation, and himself the prime reveller is
picture sufficient to make nation weep.--Ke-
HoSka Democrat.
1t is well that this nation has nothing but such
picture to weep over. There would be more
reason for weeping if there was any counterpart
to the picture in reality but happily there is none
and we shall therefore save our tears The editor
of the Democrat is painter whose tragic pictures
are SO hugely Oevrdra that they excite contennt
instead of tears. To have the desired effect even
bHrlesque pictures should have some points of re-
sembIance in nature
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Meeting of the Board OfNo,maI soA,
Regents

The annual meeting of the State Board of Re
gents took place at Madison on Wednesday of
last week Prof. Barnard was present at the
meeting, with view of arranging for final
dissolution of his connection with this branch
OF educational service His connection with
the Normal board and the State University has
now entirely ceased. The amount of Normal
Fund now on hand is only small fraction
over $4,000. Eighteen hundred and twenty
five dollars of this sum is to be distributed to
Normal Institutes, over 81 900 for Teachers In
sututes' and the balance reserved for payment
OF agencies and incidental expenses. The dim
unition of this fund is over so per cent from
lastyear.
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FROM Missouri,

St. LOUIS June q, 1861
We have startling advices to-day from the
Southwest, by special telegraph to the Demo
crat as follows
SYRACUSE, June 2l.-An expedition nearly
a thousand strong, with four pieces Of artillery
composing five companies of Col. Blaires reg
iment and Lyons regulars the whole COM
manded by Capt Totten, left Boonvile on
"Wednesday and arrived here yesterday (Ehurs-
day. morning at 10 o'clock. Gov. Jackson
and mounted body guard 500 strong had pre-
viously arrived here on Tuesday, and had des-
troyed everything perishabe, regardless alike
of friend or foe. When they goI wind of pur-
suit they left before sunrise yesterday morning
only few hours before the Boonvile troops
arrived--and at ii o'clock We're passing through
Florence, some ten miles dis ;ant on the War
saw road. The Federal troops arrived here
only to find the bird had flown, and they were
then too foot sore after their long march to
continue the chase. They have to-day (Fri-
day. started i'll fresh pursuit.
a battle took place last Tuesday morning
near the town of Cole Camp. on the Warsaw
road about twenty-five miles from this pac g
(Syracuse,) and nearly as far from Warsaw
The party attacked were some 800 home guards
under Capt Cook in Camp Lyon, and the as
sailants were the advance guard" of Claib
Jackscn's flying hosts. Capt Cooks men
they could prepare for action the rebels had
picked off some of the guards. The engage
ment soon became general, but Captain Cooks
men, not being as yet fully armed, were com
PEELED 10 quit the field. The loss on our side is
Is killed, 20 wounded, (some Of them severly,)
with 80 missing, probably taken prisoners
The rebels lost some 40 men killed. Not over
half of Cooks party were armed, and no more
than 200 OF them at most participated in the
fight. Among their killed are Capt. Britt, and
Lieutenant. Cooks men are prepared to
join Capt. Totten's expedition in disputlng
Jackson's passage.
Before Jacksons troops left Syracuse, on
Thursday, part of them went west on the line
Of the Pacific Railroad, destroying the track
and burning the Lamine bridge.
Correspondence which the fugtives had left
behind them has been seized at Boonvlle, i'm
plicating parties in st. Louis in treasonble de-
designs,
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CO.EEVEEER CE.RE.
Office Of the Ksl0sha Telegraph
Hmm 2zfI

GRAIN MARKET-our receipts Of gran continue lib
era and the arket is steady at Coo for Spring wheat
in gold.
Offers are made 10 in currency but must sellers pre-
fer gold at the figure. Dots 15a6 in curren-
cy and iul at quotations.
PR WIS., oNs-Butter continues in good supply and
dull at 6c-Eggs in better request and BRING 6a7-
Smoked haaes stockholders taT-Mess PORK brings
sl4 per bbsPoaioes hardly saieable at any price,
through choi e lots can be sold at lUc.
WOOL-There are no wool buyers yet in the marke.
and we only judge by quoted in Mich.
aad Ohio that wool will range 10 12c under last years
prices
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-27

On Monday last sister city of Milwaukee
was in possession of mob. An account of the
doings, of the Infatuated crowd will be found in
another column.
The cause of this disgraceful outburst of popu
lar feeling, is easily told. Some weeks ago, the
Milwaukee Bankers agreed to receive and pay
out the currency Of a certain number of Wlscon-
sin banks, until the first of next December, when
the bank law was to go into operation The bank
ers signed this agreement, and as it was published
in the papers of the state, was accepted by the
business men generally, as the best way of treat.
ing the financial difficulties in which our state was
then, and is now involved, In the early part of
last week. the banks made an agreement with
each other, to throw out the paper of ten of the
banks they had before stipulated 10 receive 1t
seems this agreement was not made pubic, and
until Friday no one supposed the banks were go
ing to break faith with their customers. In the
meantime they were shelving out the money they
had resolved to prescribe, as fast possible, an
it is supposed had disposed OF the greater part of
the worthless money.
On Saturday customers were notified that the
notes of the ten banks, would be received only on
special deposits. OF course the holders of the pa
per thus discredted, were greatly excited by the
event, and on Saturday and Sunday there were
loud threats and murmurs in the streets. On Mon
day morning the indignation and wrath of the
people, broke out in the acts Of lawlessness and
violence. described in another part of our paper
-S ~
That potentate, the President of the United
States,l imprisons whom he pleases and tor what
ne pleases-and then damns him to infamous rep
utatlon by seuding his name over the government
telegraph as traitor to every hamlet IN the North
heaveh help us-Abraham Lincoln is the judge
and jury OF all the people.
The henosha Democrat of last week winds up
a Jeremiad over the hard fate of traitors in the
above lugubnous strain. We pity our neighbor
certainly. He thinks his friends are hardly dealt
with, because they are not allowed to 90 on in
their labor of destroying this government in their
own way, unmolested. They are not only taken
and imprisoned but their names are sent over tho
telegraph wires as traitors Heaven help us ~
exclalms the Democrat in its contemplation of
this terrible state of things! We are glad the ed
ltor has not forgotten how TO pray We believe
the whole traitor brood will conclude thew stand
IN need OF prayers before long, unless they forsake
the error of their ways. From all that we can
learn of Abraham Lincoln. whom the Democrat
exclams lis the judge and jury of the whole peo-
pie, he will prove most merciful Judge to all pa
triots, but jury that viii ferret out every trait
or,
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SP ECF.aE .9sO TRCES.


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25 to 60 dollars per month"; and expenses, or comms.
sion This is 70 n opportunity seldom offered and those
who choose CO. 1tant business, can rely constant
employment for term OF years Address Erie Se2otnG
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6m37
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another column OF this paper, of an important discovery
for tie cure of those DISEASES introduced for the
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-27

The Two CAVALRY REGIMENTs.-T two
regiments of cavalry started under the auspice,
of CARL SCHRUZ and Col. YOUNG, respectively
have this week been accepted by the Govern
ment, and are to be put in the field in detach-
ments before the lst of August.
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From the Milwaukee Sentinel of Yesterday
Monetary.

1t does no! precisely appear what course the
banks will take with reference to the currency
matter. We are given to understi nd that there is
good prospect OF the success Of the efforts ma
king TO put the remaining banks upon firm ba
Sis, by replacing their Southern securities by our
own state bonds. We give this statement with
out knowing upon what ground 1t is made simply
remarking that it comes from what we deem re-
liable source.
70 day, business at the bank was almost total
ly suspended Two OF the largest banking houses,
the State Bank and Mtcheiis, were not III Il DO.
sition to transact any business, owing to the de
struction of papers and damages sustained at the
hands OF the mob yesterday IHE JUNEAU BANK
The BANK OF MILWAUKEE, ARMSTRONG SPINK
IL Go and PRICE, FARMER II Co., confined their
business to paying checks, receiving no .eposIts
MARSHALL * iLLsLEY opened tueir doors and car
ried on business as usual, receiving aud paying
out the same list OF currency It's on SATURDAY
The FARM s. MILLERs BANK notlfed depos-
itors before banking hours by circular this morn
ing that the issues of the following Wisconsin
Banks only would be received at its counter
Bank OF Fox Lake, Iowa County Bank,
Bank of etfersOn Juneau Bank,
Bank of Madison, Jefferson County Bank
Bank of Milwaukee, KenOsha County Bank
Bank of Oshkosh. LulnOermIus Bank,
Blk of Prairie du Chen, lakewood Bank,
Bank of Racine, Racine County Bank
Bank of kipOn, Rock County Bank
Bank OF Weyauwega, Sauk Clty Bank,
Central Blk OF Wis, SauA County Bank,
City Bank of Prescott Second Ward Bank
Columbia County Blk, ohawanaw Bank,
Corn Exchange Bank, State Bank
Dane County Bank, State Bank of Wisconsin
Farmers * MIllers Blk, Wisconsin Bank,
German Bank, Wisconsin Marine & Fire
Green BayBank, insurance Co. Bank
1--WE are authorized to add the Jefferson County
Bank to the list published taken by the Farm
ers G. Millers' Bank this morning.
1t should be remembered that the Farmers q,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-27
Cheating i'm Charity.

The South, it seems, is carrying its peculiar
system of fnanciering into its benevolent move
ments Jackson, the murderer of Ellsworth,
who met with such quick retribution at the
hands of private Brownell has been cannon zed
a Southern saint, and efforts have been made to
raise means to provide for the maintenance of
his family. -Four hundred dollars were recent
ly collected at CharlestOn,S. C.. for this purpose
which money, the Charleston Courier naiUety
states, "has been wisely invested in COnteder,
ate State bonds, for the benefit of the family"
This is much safer than being deposited in a
faro bank.
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E4REkD.

II oners on the 18th inst at the residence OF her
Father, after a long and wasting sickness, MISS MAN
GARET gA. SMITH, aged "a years.
Her patience and piety, and sweet resignation 10 .n0
Divine dspensation were emnenty Illustrated ou'iNS
her illness. Our loss is doubtless her gam. LOoA
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HARTFORD
FIR INSURANCE CO..
OF HARTFORD.

OF HARTFORD.
Incorporated IL 1870. Capital Perpetual
WIN Successful Business Expe fence of FIFTY Year,
ONE HUNDRETH sEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
Jan lst 1861
Capital $4,000 Capital Surplus 1868 III 80
ASSETS:
Cash on hand and in Bank, land loaned call 45
Cash in hands of Agents. ......... ~ 40 s40 "a
Loans amply secured by personal and collateral
~ oh l73 80
hedi Estate uhencumbered 10 900 90
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-06-27

ES They have live whale on exhibition at
the ''Aquarial Gardens in Boston, twelve feet
long and weighing 1900 pounds.
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ID SrTS ted

And other kinds of
Tomatoes, Cabbag6s, CauI!fo,oer, Egg Plants
shubbery &, Flower Plants,
OF every description, ready for bedding out very
cheap at No 40, Park Avenue, near the Park
Kenosha, May 9Th 1861. stiff II. f. PHELPS
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TESHE Subscribers, Agents for the Manufacturers call
n particular attention of Farmers and Producers to
these Machines.
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$72S, 800 90 s75e RIO m
Officers.

P'%oioVO w pI0b,5l2 90
lOldl Abbets Sg63
L&Gb&t&tde8: V'''''A %
Unadjusted Losses, (estimated). . ss57Og 4s
Officers.
limo O. Allyn, Secretary, H. Huntington, Prest
@. Q. Lyman, Asst Sec'y. VIM N Bowers, 1ctsfarv
siding at Columbus, Ohio ~ ~
JoHN.GRAHAh, Asst Gen. Agent, Columbus, Ohio
IL. q. MERRILL, Ageat
ly9o KENoSHA WIS.
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Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.)


MILWAUKEE, June "a.
When the mob first commenced, word was
sent fol- Capt. Hubbard Zouaves, who we're at
the armory packing up for Madison but they
had no ammunition, and a full hour was spent
before they were ready; but when they FLED in
TO East Water Street With their ralying cheer
and charged on the crowd at double quick the
mob broke and took to their heels They soon
clea red the streets, barricaded them and sta
toned guards for several blocks around. APP
parent quiet was then restored One hundred
special policemen We're also sworn in, and then
arrests commenced Flfty-two were soon taken
to the Station House, and removed thence to
Jail, which has been strongly guarded all the
afternoon by the Zouaves and a company Of
Home Guards. As soon as the riot began, Gen. |
King telegraphed to Colonel Paine, of the ith
Regiment at Racine who sent up $50 men with
muskets and five rounds of ammunition, arrv- |
ing at four o'clock. Word also went to Mad |
isen, and 200 troops with six hundred stand of
arms are momentarily expected An artillery
company has been formed, with one six pound |
er, and will stand guard tonight
After the mob dispersed, they withdrew to
the Second and Sixth Wards where inflamatory
meetings were held, and crowd of several |
thousand are armlng themselves
The Governor has declared martial law
MILWAUKEE,, June &c.
Condition of the Ctty.-The city was quiet all
day yesterday and last night. The military
held their positions on the different streets, |
and the police We're active in SEEKING for more
Of the rioters. There is no appearance OF any
disturbance, though rumOrs come to us coca
sionally of the entrance of 500 farmers from the !
country, and the organization of powerful ar
my in the Ninth Ward. We, however, paid
that portion of the city visit yesterday after
noon, and found it to be the most quiet ward in
We believe there need be no ap-j
prehensiOns of another riot.-Mal. Sentinel.
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-Four Banks Gutted, Rocks and MiSscts ThrO,ca
Persons hit acith Stones Military COmpG-
mics appear Montgomery Guards the First
out-Conduct Of the ZOuaUeS- Dispersed al
thn Pnint nfthe RGnOnets.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31

Many Thanks to u friend. DR.. J.
A. kENNIcoTT, of the Grove Nurseries,
Ill., for a huge box Of bulbs and plants.
We have been favored repeatedly with
boxes and packages from the Doctor, and
have invariably found everything of the
best varieties, number n quality, and
put uP-whicb, by the way, is a very inn
portant ltem-in a manner unsurpassed
by any other establishment we have
never lost a Tree or a plant received from
the Grove. Those in Kansas and Ne
braska who want to be sure everything
will be right and 10 good order, will not
be disappointed by ordering from DR.. J..
A. KrSNrcOTr, Grove Nursery, West
Mortified, I'll.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-10-31
Fork Up.-Quite a number of cand.

Fork Up.-Quite a number Of candi-
dates are behind with US, for their an
~nouncements and ticket bills. One aspi-
rant for the favors of the "dear people
rePud,ated his bill, the other day, giving
as a reason that as he was not elected, he
thought he ought not to pay. We made
him a present of his account, and promise
that next time he runs for office, he'll get
beautifully ventilated, and pay for what
printing he gets Of us, in advance.