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The Cephalic Pills are said to be remarkably
enectIve remedy for the headache, and one OF the
has ever been discovered. ~
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most respectable quarters 'o'' 'le
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
osha, March 20. 1861
The InRuenco ofExamnIa.

One day last week q couple of our mos. re-
spectacle citizens, inadvertently and uuinten-
tionally, we presume, got TO wrestling on the
side walk corner Of Main and Market streets.
crowd gathere,d of course, Immediately, and
an eager multitude Of men and boys were ell
bowling their way inside to get glimpse of the
Juggling Wfestlers. After two or three falls, all
on one side, we believe, the contestants for
strength and agility got out of the crowd and
went their respective ways. But the crowd
could not 30 easily give up its sport TIVE
young men-one from the Kedntry-volunteer-
ed to keep it up. A ring was formed
and the wrestlers wont at it ; In three trials he
Of the rural districts came off victor, and being
sem ewhat elated tbereat he called loudly for
foe more worthy of his prowsss Mr.. John
son, colersd individual, came into the ring,
who proved himself too much for the Young
man from the country: He was mad at being
thus worsted, and wanted to fight 10 redeem his
character fer prowess. OF course in that crowd
there we're plenty ready and willing to crafty
him in that line. Main street was now perfectly
blockaded by the crowd, aud wagons, drays,
and carts from either direction had to stop. In
the midst of the crowd there was every pros
psct of a general fight. Fortunately at this mo-
ment Sheriff Stebbins came up, aud forcing his
way through the human jam, took the rural par
ty who was getting quite noisy, by the arm and
quietly led him away, and the crowd soon thin
ned out, and the street cleared SO that travel
could go on.
This shows the influence of example, and al
so how necessary it is for citzSns of high stand
ing to set the right kind of example for others
to follow. The gentlemen who began the wres-
ting of course had no intention of starting q
ball that should roll so far, and we have no ides
of consuming them, but it is certain that that
kind Of exhibition Of Physical strength has a
contagious effect in a crowd. One thing VIC
may say, that We have never before seen SO
much wrestling since we have been in Kenosha
as we saw that afternoon in couple Of hours
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

~ The Ball at Franklin Hall on Tuesday the
18th inst. was well attended and passed off to the
satisfaction of all present. Althoughihis was I'M
derstood is be the last at its close the participants
like Oliver Twist, "wished for more" We learn
there is to be another Ball, at the same place, on
Friday, tomorrow evening Those who indulge
in the Terpsichorean art, viii please make note
Of
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

EB- We would call the attention OfthOse suffer
ing from Consumption, Bronchitis, &c, to an i'd
vertisement in another column of this paper, ofsn
important discovery for the cure of those diseases.
now introduced for the first time to the American
public by Messrs. Leeds, Gilmore & Co., of New
York 4w4I
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
County Judge.

The undersigned unite in recommending to the
County Convention, as a candidate for nomination
to the Office of County Judge, tho name of r. H.
DEMING, ESQ, believing him deserving the posi-
ton On account of his abilities, and his long devo
ton to the interests Of the County and City
We are authorized to say that Mr.. Deming
would gratefully accept the nomination if tender
ed to him
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
Republican Caucus.

The Republican electors OF the Town OF Salem, will
meet at the Center School House in said Town, Sat
friday, the 23d day OF March, inst, at O'Clock p NJ,
the OF choosing three delegates to attend
he County convention to be held at the Court House in
Senosha the 9th inst at IL O'clock M for the pur-
rose ofnumnatng candidate for the office OF coun-
" Judge also to nominate suitable persons to fill the
eyeral Town Offices OF said town of Salem.
Dated Salem, March u, '6l. By ORDER or tbs Con-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
Pleasant Prairie RspubIienn Caucus.

The Republican Electors ofthe Town Of Pleasant Prai
lie are requested to meet in Caucus at the Brick Sco0
I0u8e Saturday, the 23d inst, at o'clock p. NJ.
or the purpose Of nominating candidates for Town Off
and to elect three delegates to attend the COUNTY
convention at the Court House in Ksnosha on the 2It
nst. BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Plealant Prairie, Mar CHI 16, 1861.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

City Treasurer Our friend J. BRoCKET
offers himself as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of city Treasurer. As far as we have
heard, Mr.. BrOcket has performed the duties of
the Office with fidelity, and to the satisfaction
Of our citizens generally
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

The Republican Electors Of the Town OF Paris are
tested to meet in Caucus at the house Of GEokol
LAcKMAE In said TowE, on NOnday, tho 1911 inst, a
O'Clock, r ~, for the purpose Of nominating candi
atss for Town 0cers and to elect three delegates
ttend the County Convention to be held in the city
enosha on the 9Th inst
Paris March 20, 1861. BIZ ORDER or THE Con-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

EY' Our table is fairly groaning under the
accumulation Of Original Poetry. The MUSES.
must be wonderfully active, and we wonder
that more necks are not broken by the stun
bling Pegasus that everybody has undertaken
to ride of late.
We have few contributors who are always
welcome. "H. T. B." has our thanks for favors
NJ ?, d." will appear as soon as we can find
room
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
republican City Convention, md Ward


A Republican City Convention will be held at the
0Ut House, in the city ofKenosha, Friday afternoon
O'Clock, P. NJ, Of March, 29th inst, TO nominate
indicates for city officers, for the ensuing year.
cAUoUsEs.
The several Wards Of the city win hold their
follows:
1st Ward, at the Council Room.
% Ward, at the School House.
"a Ward, at 4 Hansons Office.
9TH Ward. OF n r. Aliens Basement room.
Meeting Saturday evening, the 22d inst lat o'clock
NJ, to nominate Ward officers, and three delegates TO
city convention also three delegates to the county
invention, to be held at the Court House, the 9th
st., to nominate 4 candidate for County Judge.
d. CAMPBELL,
w. II. SMITH, c;, d..
n. X. ALLEN, (""' Soin
y. w. LYMAN,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

Town and Ward Caucuses.-We call the
attention of our Republican readers in the
towns of Bristol, Salem, Paris, Somsrs and
Pleasant Prairie, to the notices of town caucus
es to be held in their respective towns. Turr
Quito the primary meetings and nominate can,
didates and then elect them.
Our city readers will notice that a CITY
Convention lie called for the 10th inst The
ward csucuses come off in the several ward,
On Saturday evening next.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

EB One cold, clustering night this week,
those Of our citizens who lived in the Southern
part Of the town, were awakened near midnight
by the most frightlul screams and shouts, &C
eompanied by reports from gun, and various
ether indescribable noises. Our first tbougbt
vas Of fire; next that the Southerners had
'Ombarded the city, and then it was-we didn't
know what. The next morning we learned
however, that it was one of those occurrences
which must occasionally disgrace every place
ehaTiTsri.. 1t must have been anything bu
agreeable to the performers to stand out tina
tedious night, to exercise their vocal organs, anC
we think if boys have nothing more useful t.
do at night, they had better be to bed.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

G#- We call attention to the card of DR..
II. YOUNG, in our paper this week, who ia q
candidate for portion of the public patronage
IN tho medical line
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
Notice.

The Republican Electors Of the Town OF Bristol re
Iuested to at the Red School House. Mr. King
MANS on Saturday, the 23d day Of March, 1861, at
o'clock, p. NJ, to nominate Town Officers.
By Order OF the Committee.
Besto March II, 1861.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

Illuminating Oil..-Those of our dealer
who replenish their stocks in Chicago are re
questcd to notice the card of ]. IT, Reed &. Co
in reference to Portland Kerosene. We ar
acquainted with this firm, and can comnent
their store as good place to buy at.
-
Inc Cause of Tive have been having
week or two past, some very aggravated spec
lmens OF uncomfortable March weather. Cold
windy, dry-half sunshine and half cloud-and
an ever unfu filled promise of genial days. We
presume that away from the influence of the
Lake it has been different. On Monday morn
ing last, all along this shore of the Lake the ice
lay packed high and cold, away out as far as
the eye could reach almost. This we concluded
would account for the cold raw weather of the
past week or two. The close proximity of such
body of ice must have some influence on the
state of the weather. Ifanybody else has bet
ter theory we should like to hear IT,
S 49,
Mrs. L. L Demming Concert.-Those of
our citizens who went to Franklin Hall, last
evening, eDjoyeda most delectable musical
treat and came away highly satisfied Mrs.
Dsming has most musical voice, of great ca.
pacity, which has been thoroughly cultivated,
we should judge. Every tone is replete with
that melody that thrills and entrances, until the
heart almost aches when it ceases. The au-
disnce was not large, last evening, but it was
a highly apprecativeS one.
Mrs De1ning will give another Concert this
evening with an entire change Of programme,
and we advise our citizens to avail themselves
Of this opportunity to hear one of the best
singers that ever visited Kenosha If we are
not mistaken seats will be at premium this
evening.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
Judge Of Prokatc.

1t will be seen that Il. H. DRMING will be a
candidate before the County Convention for
the nomination of County Judge He is we'll
qualified and We doubt not would make good
officer We understand that Csl.JV. QUARLEs
will also go into the Convention for the nomi
nation. 1t seems that there will be warm
contest for this office. We had supposed there
would be little if any competition over the mat
81
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
Il CAR I'D.

The undersigned viii be found at the
Store of J. H. FANcHER, prepared to
make and put up Prescriptions; to give
Medical Advice, and attend Profession.
al Calls A stock of Drugs Dc Neas
zines of the best quality always on
hand.
J. B. STARKWEATHER, M, D.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
AOners CaucnM.

The Republican Electors Of Somers requested to
meet in the Town Hall Friday, the ed Fast, at
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF nominating Town Off
GERS also to appoint delegates to attend the County
Convention to nominate County Judge.
somers, March 70, 1861. BY ORDER OF THE Con-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

=, Es' Hon. Francis B. Spinner, formerly 4
Aemoer oil Congress from New York, has been
appointed sub treasurer at New York city a TO-
sisiOn which he has accepted
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

Co1ection-Mr. CADY proprietor of t h,
late Pleasant Prairie House informs us that we
placed the Insurance on the house too high
The house WAS insured for emily s 500 instead
of $4,000 as we had it. The furniture, Mr.
Cady informs us, was mostly removed without
damage,
We willingly make the correction. Our in.
formant last week, was probably misinfol med
in reference to the matter
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
WHISPERS OR A MUSTiCHE
wanted.

a GOOD, STEADY, ACTIVE AND HONEST YOUNG
n Man. from 10 to IS years old in Store. One from
The country preferred Address, A. B. O.,
Kenosha Post oaice.
Ksnosha, March 9, 1881. 2ws9
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
KenOsha, Thursday, Mar. Fl, 1861
CLjoono 2, MiIwankee Railroad.
RepubIican Convention.

A County Convention ofthe Repubcans OF this Ceun-
~ will be held at the Court House in the City of Keno
sha, Wednesday, the I'm day OF March a. "
M for the purpose Of nominating a Candidate for
the office Of County judge each tswn In the county
and each Ward in the city are entitled to three dele
yates HENRY LINES,
THos ROWLAND,
d. G. BURGESS, Com.
J. O. McKIsS0N.
NB-The Committees OF the several towns in the
ounty are requested to note the above and to call their
own caucuses in season to choose delegates for said
convention, at the time Of making their Town nomina-
Ons.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
Herriol's Kid Strengthening Plastera

cure in five hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
and back and Rheumatic complaints in equally short Pc
riod OF time Spread on beautiful white Lamb skin, their
use subjects the to inconvenience and each
viii from week to three months Price IS 3D. cts
Herrcks Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasters sold
in Kenosha by i. RoBIssoE, and by WHEELER CLARK,
and druggists and merchants in all parts OF the United
Staes Canadas and South America and may be obtained
by calling for them by their full name.
ry49l DR.. L, U. uERRICK & CO., Albany, N, Y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
BILLS ALLoWEn.

The treasurer presented his report of Scrip re-
deemed, which was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
BILLS ALLOWED
Doan & Hawley-Poor Account S2Sl5
j. Hoffman 90
l. W. webster 5000
Police Acct,-fne against Ryan -
BILLS REFERRED.
A. Campbell sl5o 90
Aid. Nicoll, CT the Special Committee to when
was referred the letter of Hon. Geo Bennett, re-
ported as follows:
To the Mayor and Common Council of the Citv of
Kenosha;
Your Committee to whom was referred the .on,.
munlcation of Senator Bennett, in reference to tn
obtaining of an act to enable the City to comprs
mise its lndeb tedness- beg leave TO reporot
Your Committee met with the Mayor at his of
fee, and examined Bill drawn IN by him and
embracing the provisions of the Milwaukee enn
bling act in so far as these applicable TO the
| case of this City
Your Committee, impressed with caution in view
Of the importance of the matter and acting in nc
cordance with the request of Mr.. Bennett, recon-.
mendcd the Mayor TO call public meeting Of tho
Citizens, and present the Bill for their examination
| and obtain their decision on the matter
The Bill was efficiently presented and explain.
| ed by the Mayor at meeting held at the Court
House, and IN accordance with the request of that
recommend
! publication of the Bill in some way that would
render It sufficiently available for general exami
nation, unless the Council shall now deem il too
| late
All of which is respectfully submitted.
JOHN NICOLL.
Chairman.
| The report was accepted and the Committee
discharged.
| Aid. Van Arsdale move to lay the report on the
! table which was not agreed to-
Ayes-Ald. Van Arsdale, and Starkweather
Noes-Ald. White, Head, Wood Grant Lo; hrop
Rose, Huck and Nicoll.
| Aid Lothrop moved that the report be referred
to the Committee on Printing with power to act
which was not agreed to-
Ayes-Ald. Head, Wood, Grant Lothrop and
Niooll
Noes-Ald. White, Van Arsdale, Parsons Stark.
weather, Rose, and Huck
Aid. Van Arsdale moved TO amend the report by
striking out that part relating to printing.
Aid. Grant moved as an amendment, that the
act be printed in the Kenosha TELEeRAPY. which
was agreed to.
Ayes-Ald. White, Head, Grant, Lothrop, Par.
sons, Starkweather and Nicou.
Noss-Ald Wood, Van Arsdale, Rose and Huck
On motion Of Aid. Grant the report as amended
was adopted
On motion of Aid. Lothrop the special commit.
tee TO whom was referred the communication OF
Hon. George Bennett, re-instated.
On motion of Aid. Wood, the council adjourned.
, C.B. LEWIS,
/ City Clerk.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21

Sweet Potato Flants.-Tho sweet potatoe
is getting to be one Ofthe common crops of this
county, and ii becomes an object to learn where
to obtain the best plants We call the atten.
ton Of these interested to, the advertisement Of
G. B. MURRAY of his Nansemond sweet Pota
toe Plants. Several of our. citizens last year OBJ
tanned plants Of his growing, and they all prev
ed to be ofthe verybeShkind. Orders fer plant.
can be left at this office.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-03-21
Common Council Proceedings.

MARCH 18th, 1861.
Regular Meeting. -Present-The Mayor, Aid
Wood, White, Head, Grant, Lothrop, Parsons
StarkweatRer. Huck, Nicoll, Van Arsdals, anc
Rose.
Minutes of last meeting read ard approved.
The Treasurer presented his report of Scrip re
deemed, which was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25

that had we procured the action of the Gov
eminent in accordance with our direction,
we would not turn around and abuse those
who had Willingly or unwittingly followed
our lead.
But with reference to the defeat On
the one hand it is chronicled as a sore les
SON." This is from the Tribune, and, as
coming from this quarter, we endorse the SEN
timent. On the other hand we are assured
from various other, quarters that it is lesson
which, though perhaps a severe one, is yet
such lesson as may prove a profitable and
paying one. We are inclined to invest our
stock of belief in the latter. Bad sores, it
has been said, need deep cauterization, and
it is quite possible that there are now bad
sores in the body polite Of the country. But
if so, we believe them to be simply excrescent
tumors, and that the intelligent quack doc
tors of the masses will fully appreciate the
disease and apply the fitting remedy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25

Washington. Julr p
his morning Pennsylvania Avenue nd ,h.
sIrees present lively appearance. the soldiers
IN various ganSs are either weDdin,, their - =,
their respective places Of rendezvous ~ 80
tanning sliil anxious and curious persons win
additional incidents Of the battle and the sinh q
quent stampede.
Various groups are Frightening I'd their r,,,s-
kets or repairing the damages 10 thai- srnoyf
arms and wardTOses.
The morning Is being occupied in f,utr3n,, ~
fairs in order On the Virginia side within the
original federa lines
be FIRE Z3uaves will rendezvous a. the
head quarters OF the 18th regiment TO-DAY when
some accurate knowledge Of their los. sgiI. be
ascertaiued.
The last seen Of the gallant Col. #iicgx Of
the II Michigan regiment be WEE lying wounded
on th. battle field. IL > either dad or a Bri.-
Oner.
In the l-t Michigan regiment the fsfloa.ng
are Enown 10 beg killed
Catt. Wrhiay.sq. Go u. Cant r,.,...~-......
70 4. i-tea'- .--eF ~. q. L5eat Efsrr.rs. 40
+ Or4-riy Sergeant l. II arrue~e~. a. A
Er1'a.es Afcaald Jones. co "A. 1ar.4s *. lev
d o. r a#1 aD-a fae cy.ar ge.rers. rr...-.
0-niaZ ssa. %. %. 4. and j. % .-szEy-.. g..
g. are nme@- tae #vunHe1
Among Gee woaaard .aAea 20 y. -lsr.ra.. o..
~ are reary Fel v q aud H-n-~ --r...
" BAD
l-a- B.iaa4 aso., ra, -,.... ~ s.s.. .r...-
nt~.a B.. ... beet ..-aa.e arta-
\ ZplaEa afg.aa+r boy sts ssz. rs..r ,.r.--
( HseF "1f escaped rsI~r-. iaat sine -ser-..yasst-
! nave an .'a1ea-e Luu.. eg 81 prisoners 5a she7-
"iaa- Z. De -uIno-ea t.e. g.Ure rrtuclnag.v
rarse. tnt.e ass
-.'e.a ra -'s,-a- oag OF iae Isl Ohio r-g.-
mes. s@r 81. s4n- a4e L14aers ars all safe.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25
MEMS AIHaxIARY.
Thirty-seye nth COngress.-- Extra Session
Vy.cbEa,.ou IuIv %



senate.
Mr.. Sumner from the com 1ittee on foreipn
relations reported back the message in relation
TO the fisheries which was posi- poned till the first
Monday of next session. Alb from IN. same
committee a joint resolution thst the Presidapt
take such measures as seem best in relation n
the worlds fair IN London. Laid over.
Mr.. Wilson from the COMMITTEE on Military af
fairs reported back the bill To provide for thu
transportation OF arms and nd unitions Of war 20
the loyal citizens of the rebel States and pro.
vide for the expense of organizing them iuto
regiments &c. The bill makls an appropriarion
Of 100000 900. Passed.
Mr Sherman from the finance committee r.
ported back the bill to refund duties On arm
imported by States Passed
Mr.. Cowen from the committee on the Judi.
clary reported bill to prevent fraud in making
contracts with the government. Laid over
The Senate went into executive session. On
the TeopeDbOg Of the doors the Senate adi0urut
House.
Mr.. Burnett asked leave 20 offer sesolutfgu
calling on the Secretary OF War 70 iafsrm t.e
House whether there be Hegr0e. En- the army o.
the Unite States "h0 hive been armed and
whether there are lugroc- the .rusgr-v If ANY
oi the reY0.tel States VINO have been used sy
our army I'D throwing uy b.eastwyrks or iInHet-
iheAtss d d H So a. VIVA, pl.ces and the NUN
b-T os s4aTes employed.
arIOUs objections we're made 10 tie IgtroGes..
ION Oh t1s r-sD.uH9p IRON tie u republican side.
On morlguot SIR Bair "a committee of r.,,.
ference was ordered ou the dis4gra,in, amen F.
ment, the TWO houses - the bin o. i.eres-s
tie present military establishments
Sir. POrggr reported a 8Ill' diyllins Keu.arsv
into TWO ia ic.ai districts and 4.o..s.ia., I'll.
present district court, ans. as amended on the
motion Ol Sr 3 air Of Missouri .4a..-t,r., t..r
t"o distic, courts IN Iissduf! aud crearia, orl
district cyur, IN t.elr stez4J The bill r,ss-g b.,
yea - Rays 20.
The Dil respectiu. uil Of czcsar,a a,.H
! yromissory notes was tskeh up and referred ~
tue Judiciary Committee.
Sir. Stevens, from the d'ommi,res or, ".
/ and Means, reported a bill providing for adj
| tIoual revenue tor delrayldg the ezDer,.e of III.
( Government and maiutasding the rgbl,. ey.d..
| by the assessment Of a dice, tax and ln,erna
! duties. Referred 10 It'd Commute Of r..
! Whole On tie state gi tie tni.n.
SIR. Burnett iaetfectg4..t agala sought 20 ln
trgduce ms resolution. % ths.a 1T An earl. r.
! rIJd OF tie Jay objections were u.aae.
House adjourned.