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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-08-07
Miscellaneous

We expect all will avail themselves of this OPP
portunity those who are teaching and those who
intend TO teach Our present Teachers need such
instruction. our schools demand it. have found
that not one teacher in ten in this County has
been inside of Normal Schoo-room. And now
we appeal to your good Judgment. viii you Sc
cure this privilege when it is offered and as you
feel interested in Your labors, will you not raise
the standard of our schools by improving your
qualifications and ability for the mission?
State Supt. PICK.ARD, will spend
come time with us about the first of Sept
according to his appointment.
annex the following letters from State Supt
pIcKARD p1d Prof ALLEN to satisfy all with re.
card TO Prof. GAYLoRD's ability;
MADISON, July n, 1862.
r. l.. DODGE Co. Supt Kenosha Co.:
DEAR SIR II find it impossible to meet with
Won. and your Teachers at your Institute in Sept
take great p.easuro however III referring you
to nv friend S. >. GAYLORD, late Principal of
the Tigh School at Oshkosh, as one who, ifhe will
take charge ofyour Institute, will give you entire
satisfaction. His experience heretofore i'll Insti.
tutes in our State has been uniformly such as to
demonstrate his capability for and adaptation to
his work Very Respectfully
ClIAS. IL. ALLEN.
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meetings but one spirit prevailed, and that was
one of devotion to the Union and the Consti!u-
ton, and the determination to respond to ;he
Government in every necessary demand for men
and means to put down this wicked rebellion.
In other parts Of the State, they held mass
War Meetings and passed resolutions recognlz-
ing and affirming the same principles and pa
triotic spirit. AS a result Of these meetings
we have a uniform and concerted movement
throughout the State, TO raise by private cub
scription, $45O,000, sum sufficient to pay to
5000 volunteers bounty of $50 each, as soon
as they are mustered in. This is the result of
the war meetings of last week. Men whohave
hitherto held back in doing or giving anything
have caught the enthusiasm of the more patri
otto and subscribed literally. We doub! not
the entire amount will be subscribed and paid
over within few days. The volunteers from
Wisconsin are thus offered larger bounty
than those from any other State.
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Army Correspondence.

From The 18th Wisconsin Regiment.
We have been handed the following letter
from young man, Lieut., in the 18th Wis
consin Regiment, to his father in this city. 1t
is the same old story. Our soldiers are tired
and sick Of guarding rebel property.
COLUMBUS, KY,
J,,Iv O2d 1919
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IA 1st, 1862:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
3. MoILHON'S
IN PRGBATE--IovgA COUNTY COURT

IL nc matter u te Estate Of JO1sathaq RaEua de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Flisatatb R.,
Aamiistratlx OF said estate representing ar1onr Tbe.
ILLS tist she mas fully admnistrated aid estate and
pray Ing That time and place he fixed for exarninsor,
ara allowing her account Of her administrator 1fled
WIZ sad petdon) it Is ordered that said account he
eA5tnued by the Judge OF this Court On Monday tn
% DAY o. September next ensuing at the Probate or
nee IN me lage fDodgeville O'Clock Ia the after
noon Of said day
And II is further ordered thar notice thereof be given
20 az persons interested ~ publishing copy OF this
oIet Fr three successive weeks prior said day Of
examination IN the Mineral PoiDt Tribune weekly
newspaper circulating in said County,
Dated August 2gth 1sG2.
g. B. ANsLEY.
County Juzge-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
TO TIL EpEopLE OF THE UNITED STATES.

IN the month of December, 1855 the undersigned for
L the first time offered for sale to the public d. J.
BoTEE DoD's IMPERIAL WIsE 3iTrERs and IN This short
period they have given such universal satisfaction
many thousands Of persons who have tried them that it
established article. The bodily and
mortal misery arising simply from neglect of small
complaints is surprising, and is therefore the
importance that strict attention the least and most
tIing bodily anent should be had for diseases of the
body must invariably affect the mind The subscribers
only ask trial Of DR. J. B0YEE D0D'S IsiPERl-
al WINE B1TTERS froTa all who have not used them.
We challenge the world 30 produce their equal.
These Btters. for the cure Of Weak Stonaohs Gene
RAJ Debility. and for Purifying and Enricing the Blood
are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy on
EARTH To he assured of this 1t : only necessary TO
make the trial. The vine Itself is Of very superior
quality, being about oner6 stronger than other wines
warming ana iIgyigorating TIE whole system from h-
head TO the feet As these ters tonic and altera-
tive IN their character they strengthen and nvigoFte
the whole system and give fine tone and healthy action
TO all its parts by equalizng the circulation, removing
Instructions, and producing general warmth. They
also excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar
Females, where Tonic Is required to strengthen and
brace the system No lady who is subject TO lassitude
and aintness, should be without them, they riv
flying in their action.
These Btsrs 0il moi only crc, BAT Percent Disease,
and in this respect doubly valuable persons
IA Sc
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Fraternslly youIs, c. LARIMER, n. D.
aAeHD2atisna, Gout, Liver Con, nIataat.

INDEPENDENCE, Preston Co., Va, 9th July, 1859.
DR. J. c AIR: Sir, have been afflicted with pain
fu chronic dens1ttsr3 for long time which baicd the
SA Of Ply scianF, and stuck IN spite OF ali the
Taediee could ind until tried your Saraparilla. One
5lSie cured ne IL two weeks sud restored MY general
health e. much that far better than before
attacked. think Il wonderful medicine j. FREAM.
Jules Gstcheil Of st. Louis. writes: 81 have been
afflicted FOR years with affection Of The Lirer which
destroy ed nv health tried every thing sad every thing
sa.-d 20 relieve me- and Lave been brokel-0wn
for years from other than cyGgerse4lt
Lte Lrer My beloved pastor, The Rev. mr. Espy, advised
your S=fs2pGrIi2 because he said e knew you,
srd thing yen tlade vert trying Iy The biess
1g Of God Il has cured and hss purified nay blood
os 20 make msn # feel young again. The
seet that bs said Of you not hef GOOD enough
Echfrrtrs, Cancer Tu1aors, Enlargement,
JIcerRticDs Carries and Exfofiation OF
the EcRes.
great variety r cases have been reported TO where
q these iormzts complaints have resulted from
the Of this remedy, hat space here viii not admit
EteTn. Come Of them 1ay De found IN cur American
Almanac, which tie agents below ns2zed pleased to
furnish gratis U ell EsAo call Ior them.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
81. nthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipe7as,
1cster and salt Eett cum. ScaIa Head,
Ain worm, Sore Eyes. DrCDsv.

EEY6EDGgQEs
1ester and Salt EsEHeur ScaId Head.
aingsEorna, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
Dr. Robert NJ Preble writes from Salem n. Z 18th
tept, 1852 that he has cured inveterate case u
Drepsys which threatened % terminate fatally, by the
feTsoFerIag q or SSrsssrs AID also dangerous
s1~t9l1rt LrsslGs By large coses Of the same Gays
he cures the common ErGk,ttons by it eonstantly.
BrozehcceIe, Goftre or SsgeiEed Neck.
1eblon Sloan Of Prospect. Texas writes Three bot
Ies 81 your ssrsspari!ia cured from Goirs hid
eoae swelling On tie neck, which had suffered from
oser two year,
AsUc cErfsoeR or whites. Ovarian TuEoor,
Uterine Clceratioay Female Diseases.
Or. = 2 :. Claiming. Of New York City, writes; Il
fno- ceeFuy comply with the request Of your agent in
saying lave found your E8rssVsfilie excellent
Alternative in the complaints for which we
eoloy such remedy but especially in T5Hac7e DISEASES
q ITO hcroalcCs 1is;hesis have cured many
a. csseE Of LsEcorro by it. and where the
pant caused by dcT0Gr Of the tfsrS- The
stll1s itself cured Nothing within knoW-
e9Se equals il for theRe female derangemeuts.a
&esrd s Marrow o. See-=gy- Ala. writes, iar-
sT2Es or7ga tzior Of The females in my family
Nais5 bed deDe1 all the remeGise could employ has
Ct eh been completely cured by your Extract OF Sar
ss7s-ils orr raye:eisn thought nothing but extirpa-
llao coEi eor3 relief but rs advised the trial Of sur
s1r~sTila the last resort before cutting, ind it
Fsved erectU&l. After taking your remedy eig, weeks
u SYMPTOM cf be disease ren1sins"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
INCrPIENr CONSUMPTION.
Or. Dods' Celebrated Wine Ritters

Weak Lungs Indigestion Dyspepsia, Diseases of
Nervous System, Paralysis, Piles, and for all cases
curing Tonic
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
TUEnTrG EuCP.
4. JgDscE NEeeIg.g.
FARM FOR ALE

EE FFNtIE subscriber o-,~s f5r sale
sssSz-A ! splendid farm Of Z 81 acre. If f~sf
f-eg-5 ss.s quality land. Ei-htv acres are t.n9ar
S4g1Eey very recent cultivation aud Tie r.
ve-ss-ssx5sss uziniu- 4 acres Is good timber on
%~s-.<2N-z-->@s - lot IS Grst-ratc tavern
house Win GOOD harm, &C. attached !; is situated
GA the principal Rad leading FROM Madison and Prairie
da @ - about midway between II sand Leaeu tim
Ninsviil7 and is natural watering place The tiza
Der is good ami Convenient
The purchase must he made by the first % April
Term. tI.eglf Cash. te taIsnec - Sil the purchaser
Ap MARTIN NASH Proprietor.
January 279h, 80 ST
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08

Ytfs Is Ire sfr Competition knolcH gchic5 ailisHc
esffig resist sTtrs Re chan gcs Of az climates. for
arm TetH Of line amen applied 10 Metals TO which
it adheres firmly forming body equal 90 three coats Of
ordinary paint costs much les and viii last three times
as Lone ana from its elasticity is not injured by the
traction and expansion Of tin and other Metal Roofs
CONSEQUENT upon sudden changes Of the weather.
IN trtH Eet crack "a Cold or rEa jn Farm Wed-
thcr asG rif not arasa Of
lfaka gir aad other 1fet0l Poefscan be readily re-
p7fref 9gith GEfta pcrchn Cement. and prevented
from further c8rrosicn and leaking, thereby ensuring
perfectly waser-tight rugi for many years.
THIS Cement is peculiarly adapted for the preserya
zion or ron Raiiags. Ss0Ces. Ranges, Safes, ArS-
caturaI Implements, So, also for general manuiacu-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08

'==i::::: ! .:."::::
81 Fl Immediate relief guaranteed! Dr. SwYTHg
- from London, has opened an est afIfshrnrut
"a = IN Philadelphia, Pa, for the treatment Of
nlent in another column headed, 'iLApIKs
READ.n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
S. WHEELERS.
car. be found at
Samuel SE heefer.

goods in addition to his well selected
stock, AMI by being constantly in the
market will select the
VERY BEST GOODS
And viii sell Goods at Retail cheaper than
any House in this city can And Dealers
9UYING By WHOLESALE
had b. ter examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
WRIGHT & Eatoh,s stsee Line.
= It 9 A-FttO-- : IS-s--9 . LLNV.
sTaE Pro0reto-s beg leave to infora the travelling
3 public that they are nov running
DatI2y Tine oT' .Strs5e1

between Mineral Point 7ni pf1tteye leaving Mine
- Et 8 oylocS =. NJ and also leaving Plattsvie
iar Mineral Point az he same hose each day Their
stages 40 leave Fatfsvls fcr Prairie s Chen eit
lancaster on TUESDAYS and FrsIa~S ~ each week and
return from Prairie 81 CAiya PAsfeve on Mondays
sad Thursdays
Good teams easy coaches aud cz-sfl drivers nav be
tiied upon. The patronage ef the fur5c i s7lcte.
WRIGHT HATCH
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
q GEN : WANTED
! roL u ofEett's Temple Of Art.

NOW fitted up IN style Superior 20 any gallery in
she Vest having mammoth sky li-h; which efa-
3as HIN do better work than be done IL the old
style
''Secure the shadow ere the Substance fade'
el tll1sa whom dearly love. Thou kn0Wcst not
"Ilat a day may living forth
$ here am, who plays with The sunbeam, paiutjr
With ne pcucL Cf Ere. bright faces the burusl -
pl-tethrq,tE- light h1re .at casing shadow There
pr+'''ell'- creatures Il lie, health ard Joy
ara pared now. e take all kinds of pictures the
beautiful Photographs which admired hy the Low
ers of art; also the style Of Stereotype which
nct surpassed hy any F.cJGre-inaeed a kinds Of pic
that b taken in manner far superior 10 any
ever taken III tnls city All invited call and
NY Tpew rooms ana Sc all work warranted
- sGi charge. have splendid lot Of fine gold
loc6etS fancy Gases and frames which viii sell low
One and all give ne call. Rooms in Mofetts Block
M stairs c. 3. M0FFETT, Artist
Mineral Point, Nov 9th $500. utS-tf.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
Lsgc0ErFsoea or whites. Ovarian TuEoor,
Uterine UIceTatioEay Female Diseases.
gyphnss aad merouria1 Disease. -.

NV ORLE8vs, 18th August, 1859.
81 J. c. AYR: Sir, eheerfully comply with the
.st Of your agent AMI report you the effects
have realized With your Sarsapariila.
hnTs cured H3th it. IN y practice most Of the
rSnts fer which IL il recommended and have found
etrcT truly wonderful in the Of FsaersaE and l
es-.st Dfssase. One Of my patients hsd Syphc ulcers
II has throat, WEb were consuming his palate and the
top q his month. Your Srssparila, steadily taken,
cul~1 lin ii five wsShe Another attacked by
osry symptoms ia his nose, sud the liberation had
ese nTs considerable part of it. that believe
disorder Eouc reach has brain and kill him. it
yI"ioec to edZn Illustration Of ycr arlla; the
H-eeE hesssd aud ne = vel again. without
soIf designation 10 LIS face. woman who had bzen
tres I'd Tor the same disorder by mercury suffering
Ron tins pcso1 N her boDes. They Lad become so sen
ESt1ve . the weather that damp day she suffered
e-sstIny pain 10 her joints ard bones. She, too was
r5rea entirely by your Sarssparilla IL a few wceks I
kscT rom It's formula, which yoCr agent gave me that
tlt preparation from your laboratory be great
remedy; consequently these truly remarkable results
viii is have not SUI pTised NE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
WHOLESALE Ok RETAIL.

And he shall endeavor from his prices and quality
goods to make it an object to al to purchase Of me- in
stead of going to Chicago or Galena.
He has on Sand wrought and cat Nails Cordage Mi
ners Spades and Shovels, Bellows Anviis Sledgss vi
ces Pipe Boxes, Wrought Xles Elliptic Springs Grow
bars Coil, Log and Trace Chains Manure Forks Hav-
Knives and the best
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
DyRpepsEa. Heart Disease. Fits. EpfIep-
~. AEaIs 2. nlE. Mourn aLa.


Many remarkable cures Of these affections have been
y The Glterstiye power this medicine. IL tiu-
sues the vital functions into vigorous action, and thus
overcoues disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. such a remedy has long been required BY the
eesseB Of the people, and confident that this viii
Dc for tAan I'll that EIe4lcine do.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
Private School.

4 PRIVATE SCHOOL viii be opened In the Hlrh
~ School Building of this City on Monday March
DIST, and continue during two Terms Of eleven weeRs
each, and under the charge of J. +. PILLSBUgY A NJ
assisted by such cher competent Teachers as the inter
ests of the School may require.
The rates Of Tuition for The different Grades of Stud
les, as at present established in Pubsc Schools ana
heretofore published by Board Of Education win 10
rs follows, to wit:
For lst 2ud and 3rd Primary .s Q 90 per term
= 1st and 2nd intermediate .-.. 300
g Third intermediate aud English
Branches in High School. 49,. 40
Classical Studies. -................. r 90
Tuition payable in advance, to Alex. Wilson, Esq.
Treasurer. r"
classified and graded far practical The Third In
termediate viii be united with the Higher DEPARTMENT
Those Wishing to secure the fun benefit Of the School
Of the term. IT pTITSpITpy
Min eraI Point Mar 10 1872 IL II
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-10-08
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,
ron THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, IRCIpient Com
sum, tfoR, sad for the Relief
OF C0nsuE1ptkve Patients
TIA advanced Stages
nF

OF C0nsuTaptEve Patients
TIA advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
THIS fs re ady universally known 70 surpcss any
other for the Of throat and lung complaints that it
useless here publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
cnriveied excellence for coughs end cold, and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease. have made It
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
few the communities families, among them
rho have nos personal experience Of its effects
living trophy their midst Of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the threat and lungs
Az al know the dreadful fatality CT these DISORDERS and
know, too, effects this remedy, need not
Go than to them that It has ali thc viz
thst It did have when making the which have
Nol strongly nrgn the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared By Dr. c. AVER s. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Vivian, Mineral Pr. g.. ". E1rTa}. Dod~evie
Arnold, y. II t11= / T. p. Hamilton Highland
Brown. Darlington, p. ,,lH Calaune,
E~t5 y Ce.. CLic-so. ana dealers ia medicines
TUE17lT SHOP
ATANG ra c1-rpaat a3 M tae necessary machinery
q. tUr tie purpose, the subscriber s prepared To 90
al Sira " f1gau. tie shortest notice aal on the
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. fe& GooEs north from Hil.le'4 J. GLOW NY.
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Highly Important from Europe.

IISuly 1mtPOrSaul 1rOm Europe.
THE QUESTION OF Observation-Disclosures
OF BUFFERS PROCLAMATION IN PARLIAMENT.
RICHMOND, June 29.-The New York Her.
aid of the 25th inst, says, that the intelligence
from England by the steamship Arabia fore
shadows the intention of the Emperor of the
French, in cooperation with England, to inter
pose an armed intervention in the American
war, and to enforce peace on the basis of sepa-
ration between the North and the South.
The Herald says that "the United States
will know how to deal with these powers
should they attempt to interfere in our domes-
tic concerns" The Herald calls upon Con-
gress to pronounce against this, as nefarious
scheme of European Powers to break up the
Republic of America.
The Paris correspondent of the London
News says it is affirmed that France has de-
termined to ask England to join in mediation,
which would be refused just at this juncture.
Other correspondents speak as if France was
already assured in the cooperation of England
in her scheme for intervention. One of them,
writing on the 10th inst. says that cater two
discussions in the French ministerial councils,
one Of which was held yesterday, within few
hours of the Emperor's departure from Fon-
tainbleau, mediation was resolved upon, and
that simultaneous propositions should be made
by England and France, at Richmond and
Washington, and that, in case Of their refusal,
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thirty six hundred, including Brig. Gems. Rey-
nolos, Saunders and Rankin, and large num-
Der of field officers. The constant arrival of prs-
oners produces lively excitement about the
streets
All reports from the field confirm the news
OF the thorough discontinue of the Yankee
army, and many expect that Mcclellan will ca
pitulate. Several batteries were taken to-day.
We have lost no general officer; but Gen. FL
zey has been wounded, mortaly, it is feared.
The gallant Major Wheat, of the Louisiana
Tigers" is among the killed
Fourth Depatch)
SUNDAY MORNING, June 29.-Only a few
brigadcs of the attacking column of the Con-
federate army were engaged yesterday Ma
gruder's and Huger's divisions were still held
in reserve on the west side of the Chickahom-
my; where it is understood that Mcclellan was
yesterday massing large bodies of troops
A renewal of the contest was expected this
morning. Two regiments of Magruder's divi-
sion (the Seventh and Eighth Georgia) suffered
severely yesterday in attempting to take bat
battery near the Seven Pines, defended bv at
least two brigades Of Yankees. Col. Lamar,
of the Eighth, was wounded and taken prisoner.
Lieut.. Colonel White, Of the Seventh was
wounded i'll the neck The casualties in the
two regiments amount to about two hundred
There seems to be no doubt that McClelIan's
communication with his source of supplies is
effectually cut off.
(Fyth Despaich.)
Noon.-The latest reports from the lines re-
present that there has been no fighting up to
eleven o'clock to-day. Our army was, at that
hour, in line of battle, and it was expected
would soon advance upon the enemy. The
anxiety to hear from the battle field is intense,
though everybody is confident of decisive
victory. Citizens are excluded from the lines,
and reliable information in regard to the pro-
grcss. of events is very difficult to obtain
(Sirth Despatch.)
Eight o'clock %. m.-Thc remnant of Nc
Clellan's army is now on this side of the Chick
ahominy. The bridges were destroyed to pre-
vent pursuit by the Confederates on the north
1t is reported here that Mcclellan is rctreating
towards the James River, where his troops
may embark in transports under the protection
of gunboats The latest reports from the lines
give this information and state that our army
is pursuing the enemy and hope to capture
many of them before night.
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DOWN.
Aeave Camden, IL. .40a. m.
Leave Boykin's 12.l2p. m
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Arrive at Kingsville l.50,
Nov. 8-tf II.
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The Knoxville Register reports that Col.
John III. Morgan is en- route to Virginia, to sup
ply the place of Stonewall Jackson's army
made vacant by the death Of the brave Ashbv.
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