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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
Gen. rscC1eIIan,n Address so hi. Array
MCCLELLAN's HEADQUARTERS
Saturday evening. 2. 1862.

saturday evening, <, 4cOS.
The following address was read to the army
this evening at dress parade, and was received
with an outburst of vocferous cheering from
every regiment:
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE PoToMAC,
June 1862.
Soldiers of the Army Of The Potomac:
have fulfilled at least small part of my
promise to you. You are now face to face with
the rebels. who are held at bay in front of the
capital. The final and decisive battle is at hand
Unless you belle your past history, the result
cannot for q moment be doubtful.
1.-THE troops who labored faithfully and fought
so calamity at Yorktown and who so brayely
won the hard fights at Williamsburg, West
Point, Hanover Court House, and Fair Oaks,
now prove worthy of their antecedunts, the vic
tory is surely ours. The events of every day
prove your superiority. Wherever you have met
the enemy you have beaten him
wherever you have used the bayonet he h as
given way in panic and disorder. | ask ofyou
now one last browning effort. The enemy has
staked his all on the issue of the coming battle
Let us meet him and crush him here in the
very center of the rebellion.
Soldiers l will be with you in this battle,
and share its dangers with you. Our confidence
in each other is founded upon the past.
Let us strike the blow which is to restore
peace and union to this distracted land Up
on your valor, discipline, ndmutual confidence
the result depends.
GEO. b. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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- PRORATE.-KENOSHA {

IN PROBATE.-KENOS COUNTY
n COUBT.In the matter Of the estate Of John Dex-
ter, deceased: On reading and filing the petition Of
James c. DoWse executor ofsad deceased setting forth
the amount opersonal estate that has his hands
and the disposition thereof: the Of debts out
standing against said deceased, and description Of
all the real which sand deceased died seized
and the value thereof and praying cence be to
him granted to sell portion thereof and mueh there
of may be necessary pay said debts the expen
ses of Administration, including the o. "a acres des-
cribed part OF the S. OF the < 12 OF the S W.
Ia Of See. p, L. !, z. %, 8.
Il therefore ordered that all persons interested In
said estate, appear before the Judge Of this county
Saturday the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1902 10 A.
said day. his Office, in the city and county Keno
sha then and there show (if any there shall
be- why cence ould not be granted said
to sell said real estate according prayer Of said
petition 1t further ordered that copy Of this order
shall be published for Jour successive weeks prior to
said day OF hearingin Tie Kencsld IekeJrdpha week
ly newspaper published in KenOsha city aforesaid.
Dated jane It'll, 1862. ISAAC w. WEBSTER,
4w1 County Judge.
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From HunGer's Army

New DIRK, j une :.
A Hilton Head letter says the railroad com
1nunication between Charleston and Savannah
is cut off. This was accomplished by Gen. Ste
vens, with 800 men. They were met by 900
Of the enemy. A skirmish ensued, and after
short, sharp fight, the rebels We're driven oil.
We then destroyed the track some distance.
and held the position until the enemy appeared
in strong force, when we retreated in good or
der.
The captain of the revenue steamer Flora re-
ports the enemy, of Stono 10000 strong.
WASHINGTON, June &.
Dispatches from Com. Dupont report that our
gunboats have possession of Stono, near Char
lesion. The capture was made from informa-
ton received from Robert Small, who run out
the tug Planter
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Terrible FreShet in Pennsylvania

EAsTON, Pa, June s.
Fearful accounts Of the damages by the flood
have been received from the Mauch Chunk vi
cinty. The dams there, as well AS at two 9TH
er places have been swept away. Many hous-
es have been swept away. Therailroad bridge
is gone, canal navigationis stopped for the sea-
son. The town of Weirsport was washed away;
but three houses out of 800 are left.
The water is no" falling.
The damage at C'lindon is great the furna-
ces are all chilled. The lumbermen are heavy
losers Millions of feet of sawed lumber, and
thousands of logs were carried off The num-
Der of persons drowned has not as yet been as
certained The list will be fearful.
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The Occupation Of
Memphis.
A Grand .1iNUAL Engage
7a2als.

We take the following thrilling account OF
the Naval engagement at Memphis, from the
correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune. Our
space forbids our giving the account entire.
MEMPHIS, June 6, 1862
ArripaL of the Federal Fleet
Five of the gunboats descended the riuer last
night, to the bend about the mouth Of Wolf
River They arrived about eight o'clock
There being haze upon the river it was not
generally known in the city. as has since been
ascertaiued, that the dreaded Lincoln feet was
30 near. The boats were the Benton alag shlpt
Carondelet, Louisville St. Louis, and caro-
The Mound City was left behind at I orr TT
low, to accompany the transports. Inc rus
burg was found to be leaking, ana was orde!-
ed TO Cairo The Cincinnati has not at THIS
time of writing arrived, although she is report
ad To be on her way down. The Conestoga is
at Hickman. The Lexington is also reported
to be on her way down.
In addition to the gunboats, is Col El!et's
feet of rams. He holds q position as Colonel
Of engineers in the army and his rams are man
ned BY sharpshooters-ffteen to each boat
The ram feet is independent of the navy also
of the army, which has caused some confusion,
as aill be hereafter seen.
Four of the rams arrived near the anchorage
OF the fleet early this mornlng-the queen OF
the West, Monarch, Lancaster No. 3.and Swift
zerland. doubt if the rebel commander knew
Of the arrival of the rams when they offered
battle to Commodore Davis. Two or three
were tied up in tue bend along the Arkansas
shore. They knew that we had rams, but their
offering battle a. SO early an hour, and the
boasts made by JEFF. Thompson III the city just
before he stepped on board his boat, That the
people of Memphis would see the Lincoln feet
chawed up before eight o'clock" or words Of
like import, leads TO the conclusion that ne
hoped to crush the Eve gunboats. The sue
cess which attended their demonstrations in the
rammiug line at Craighead Point, where the
Cincinnati was severely dealt with, may have
made them self-confdent, But our gunboats
were now prepared for an encounter Of that
sort, each boat having been strengthened with
timbsrs and railroad iron.
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From Gen. mitcheIi,s Command.

WASHINGTON, June 7, 1852.
A dispatch has been received at the War De-
partment from Gen. Mitchell, dated Huntsville,
June 9th, stating that an expedition under Gen.
Negey, drove the enemy, commanded by Gen.
Adams, from Winchester, through Jasper, back
to Chattanooga, and utterly defeated and rout-
ed them at that point. Wagons of ammunition
and supplies were captured. Still more impor-
tant results are anticipated from this move
ment.
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SpECEegL 'OTECES.
Lecture TO-NJoIlf.

Prof Delaunay advertised to Lecture at the Con-
greg ational Church, upon the Catacombs of Rome,
Friday evening last, detained in Milwaukee, that
he could fill the appointment here. We request
ed to state thai the Professor will deliver the intended
Lecture in this city at the Congregational Church, this
lThursdav) evening.
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On Thursday last, Main street, between s. Y.
Brande's Office and Lyman Co.'s store, large sized
leather Recule with braid handle containing 50 cents
in money, lolket and letter directed to ''Wm Nc
Lean Huntington L. O." The finder will confer favor
upon by leaving the reicue aud cont at
this office.
Kenosha, June 10, 1862.
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Read the following from the Hon Norris Morris, form
erly Auditor OF the State of lndann:
...t INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2, 1857.
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so much so that was unable to attend TO my ordinary
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cures that your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills
were efec ting was induced by irend TO try them
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve months
and find the medicine fully equal to its recommendations
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seven years. -
cheerully give this information for the benefit OF
those similarly affected. Yours truly, -
4w52 MORRIS MORRIS.
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Sgt.mfzpM.

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II with crooked narrow white stripe in its forehead
whoever will take up said colt and give Information,
will be reasonably rewarded. - -
DANIEL WILLIAMS
Antioch, Lake Co. H., June II, 1862. owl
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ED.sEaJREE Eg CKaGL.
OFFICE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,

I-III,
GRAIN MARKET.-Wheat continues to for
ward rather freely and that in, instead Of
being stored, is sold arrival Extra sound grades
of No l. brings IS cts; No 2, G5a7O; Barley 40 Oats
21a22
PROYIsIONs.-There is not much doing in proyis-
ions Potatoes are saeable at about 90 cs Butter ga
10; Eggs sac.
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FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS Ex-L Lieutenant
Gov. Koerner, of Illinois, has been nominated
for Minister to Spain by the President. Judge
L. d. Culver of New York has been nominal ed
as Minister to Yenzuela, and Geo Whedden OF
n. H., as Minister to Hayti.
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ejEEeRKg ER ZEE ID.

In this city the 7th inst, by Rev Jason Lohrop,
Mr.. STEPHEN AMOS CROSBY of Bristol and Miss EN-
aAETTA EMMONs of Kenosha.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

z OMGOPATHY in the ascendant Immediate
lief guaranteed Dr. SMYTuE, from don, has
4 opened an establishment in Philadelphia, Pa. for
! the treatment of Female COnlp&aiHlS. Read his
q advertisement in another column, headed OLA
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DEED.

At Cape Girardeau, Mo, June end, 1852 of typhoid
fever, FRANKLIN FERNANDO LEONARD, of Bristol
Kenosha Co, Wis
The deceased was member OF squadron F., Capt.
Hyde, of the LIST Wis. Cavalry.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

Us ALLEN a. BRADFORD has been confirm
ed by the Senate as Associate Justice of Colo
RADIO, and KIRBY BENEDICT as Chief Justice of
New Mexico
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CAMP No. 8, BEFORE CoRfNTE,
Saturday, May 81 1862

CAMP No. 8, BEFORE CoRfNTE,{
Saturday, May 81, 1862
Dear Parent&:-Since we left Camp No. 7, we
have been kept in line of battle until yesterday
morning, when it was reported along orr lines,
that the enemy were evacuating.
A prisoner was taken about J clock, who con
irmed the report Dense clouds of smoke that
could be seen in the direction Of Corinth, also 4
terrific explosion, proved TO that the rebels were
running. Two regiments ot infantry were immedl-
ately sent out, aDd within half an hour were re-
ported within the outer works of the enemy. The
whole Division soon i'll line, awaiting orders
TO move. Taylor's Battery took the lead, and the
mile that interviewed between our camp and the
rebel works, was a very short one, as we moved
forward at q fr0t march. Oar trot soon became
gallop, and two miles more brought into the
town OF COrihth, amid the burning ruins of ware
houses, public buildings, DIVE lhngs, cotton. com
mSsdry and QuaTtermaster's stores, &c. The de-
pot was still standing, SURROUND ed by i maze Of
railroad tracks, switches and the like. but not a
locomotive or car Of any description. But we were
chasing the retreating rebels. and could spend no
time to inspect the town, and after halt OF MN
ute, again resumed the ''gdIlep march, closely
following our cavalry, which passed us at Gorlnth.
When about two miles out we were ordered to
halt, and take position, which we did command
ing the road on which tho rear guard OF the enemy
had fled. Other batteries soon game up and took
positions on right and left al so infantry which
was formed for our support. The cavalry pressed
forward, and took hundred or ore prisoners, al
so hurried the retreat of body Os rebel horse, by
volley from their carbines. Fur ther pursuit was
stopped by the partial destruction OF bridge across
the Tuscumbia creek. We renal ned in position
till about o'clock, when we were ordered back
to our present camp,
Corinth is a very pretty place haIiutr do zen
or more fine residences, two large h0aels, and Il
Seminary, which is fine brick building in pleas
ant part of the town. In times OF peace there ere
about thousand inhabitants.
Tho orODt hattie pf ('priDtl -f,9Lh oe. hpa, i'm.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF Cor. DASIELs.-The
Cape Girardeau Eagte relates an incident of
the narrow escape from death of Col. Daniels,
OF the First Cavalry The Colonel was sight
ing brass cannon, at the taking of the steam
er Daniel Z. Miller, when a rife ball from the
steamer struck him in the chest With COM
mendable forethought, however, the Colonel
had entrenched himself within bullet proof
vest which Intercepted the ball, and saved his
life. The vest is said to show the mark of the
shot plainly, and the cloth has hole where
the ball went in and came out These breast
works that can be carried about are convenient.
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~ c. P. Wolcott, late Attorney General of
Ohio, has been designated as Assistant Score
tary Of War, in place Col. Thomas A. Scott, re-
signed.
He viii some what relieve Assistant Scratary
Watson, whose labors have been too great for an
J one man to perform ever since has appoint
ment. Secretary Stanton has for more than
week stayed day and night at the War Office,
taking all his food and sleep there.
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ga list will be furnished as soon as data can
be received.
fSirDed Gro p AFCfsT rTTs~

HEADQUARTERs McCLELLAN's ARMY, June
8.-The rebels opened with artillery yesterday
upon the pickets of Gen. Sumner, who had adj
vanced to q new position. No harm done.
The Richmond papers Of Friday give no de-
tails of the late battle, but claim it as brilliant
victory, and say that the Federals were driven
into the Chickahominy and swamps aud that
Mcclellan sent flags of truce for permission to
bury his dead. Both statements are false.
Deserters state that there is great excitement
in Richmond, they fearing our gunboats would
pass the distractions in the James River, owing
to the recent rise Many citizens were leaving
in consequence. DeSerters confirm the report
that Gen. Johnston is wounded
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DIR " c. Price,

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Hunters Buildings,1

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Rebel Loss.

From Geu. Nae CIe5 Ian---Gsur E.ossim the
recent E&S5t nt Fair Oaks.
WASHINGTON, June 8-The following state
ments of the loss at the battle of Fair Oaks has
beea received al the War Danartment