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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-09

What is taken from you before you get it ?
Your portrait.
s@g5 Don t fret on account of your bankruptcy.
Your creditors will do it for you.
~ The call to religion is not call to be better
than others, but better than yourself
EY7 Prentice says the night cap would be the
cap of fberty-if it were not for certain lectures.
EE9@ Birds are the poor man. music, flowers the
poor mans poetry; and the rich man has no bet
ter.
t1g@"I am surprised my dear, that have never
seen you blush" THE fact is, husband 1 was
born to blush unseen"
An excellent grammarian gives it as area
son why blow leaves a blue mark, that blow in
the past sense is blew.
tyWhen your wife is silent, hold the baby for
her Perhaps it is as much as she can DO to hold
her tongue
70 Though the proverb says you cannot make
an euger hole with gimlet, yet a small man may
make great bore.
" Many who tell u how much they despise
riches and preferment, mean undoubtedly the
riches and preferment, of other men.
q 1t is said that every man is made for the
world We may say of some men that we
wouldn't have any more made like them-for the
| world. 1858 -
! q A man should know when to laugh or smile
IN company. 1t shows much more stupidity to be
one. W
| tY much the same; when thew prav tbaZ7 +ii1t ~
no good and when they swear they think Of nc
q person arrived at church inst as the af.
tternoon services were closed, and on inouiring i
II was all done, was answered 1T is ali sa;d a.
remains to be done :" . al S''"' ant
| % Voltaire. speaking of law. said az nave,
was but twice in my life completely on the vere.
OF ruin tlrst when lost lawsuit, and, secondly
Have you Goldsmith's Greece7'' asked
genueinen on entering bookstore mo sir
out Ihey have some excellent bears oil in fin
next 1"or, replied the counter hov.
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LYMAN & BONE,

Bogtg St0s8 LEATHER FE1,diRg8,dec. EUery OGraety
every article pertaining to their business may be had
Of diem at the lowest prices. Custom work to order
Leather for SALE Hides bought, &c: Corner ofMar-
ket square and Main street. See advertisements.
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The Tax Bill.

The following official letter from ComnisN
Sloner Boutwell, to Mr.. Sweeney assessor for the
second district in Pennsylvania, contains in-
formation of value to the public. ~.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REyENur q.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. S9th, 1862.
SIR:-Your letter of the 9th Is received
Nothing in the printed slips enclosed nv Won
is ofhclal or was authorized by me, except The
letter to the Baltimore assessor.
consider that tavern keener rouot ho I;
censed as retail liquor dealer in order 70 seI
liquor. He is expressly permitted 10 sell ci
CARS by article 10, section Ga, and his tavern
license enables him "to provide food and lode.
ing see no reason for subjecting him 70
an eating house license.
ANY person selling meat or produce at a
stall OF store should be considered retail deal.
er.
Those who sell N wagons from house to
house should be licensed as pedders.
nave considered sai!makers as manufac-
turers.
If person whose occupation is that of a re-.
tail dealer occasionally sells in original pack.
ages to consumers, he is not thereby required
to take license as wholesale dealer; but if
ne sells IN original packages or by the piece to
those who buy to sell again, he must take Ii.
cense as wholesale dealer.
have decided that persons who are engag-
ed IN the production ofthe articles enumerated
IN the last part of section rs as not considered
iianulacturers within the meaning of the act,
do not require to be licensed as manufacturers.
The provisions in section &c relating to man
utacturers does not apply to them, and they
must be licensed as wholesale or retail dealers,
as the case may be.
This decision involves bakers, millers, and
similar occupations
Where bakers sell their bread from carts a
pedder's license should be taken out for the
driver of each cart.
Butchers carts are subject to the same rule.
Very respectfully,
GEO. S. boutwell,, Commissioner
THos. w. SWEENEY, ESQ, assessor second
district ofPa., Philadelphia.
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THE redoubtable <, 10 payment for cigar,
n,,lied ont little swab ofgummy greasy, filthy
hostage stamps. Cant you give me hard mon
ev /" asked the cigar lady "Well, Madam" re-
spouded Y, 81 have seen very little harder look.
ing money than that!'
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T.. G. MERRILL,

n .oeg.es.-Re is AgeHttor 0GraOU8 C0HpanSeS Of
r.Jted credit and is prepared to issue Policieso on
LiE,srd p perty, on favorable terms. See sdVer'
fssaugaut-
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CROTSENBURGH HOUSE.

a. n. Croft $ Re N u q II G n
CORNER OF MARKET STREET & MAIDEN LANE,
KENOSHA, WISCONSIN,. tH
Boarding by the Day or week, and roomy and commo-
d0us stabng.
gsy~ Passengers and Baggage carried to and from
.- Cars free. SCI 1yn39v215
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THOMAS PRICTURE,

L9L2DRTER and De1Eer IN Vines, liquors, Porter,
Aie Tie. Market street.
Az IMPORTED Liquors for sale in bond at New York
a Boston Prices with freight fare. Double Rectihed
Wniskeg in any quantity, at Chicago and Milwaukee
UF,ceg 1yy21n3T
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We imagine him much sought after, yet caring
little for invitationsa delightful associate in q
snug party of friends, where his absence would be
likely to be felt. We can believe that he is no
common Joker, that he hates farces, and has never
made pun in his life. 1t is quite possible that
he neither sings nor plays. We feel that the Sc
cret of his attractveness lies in the fine art of his
conversation. He never tells long stories nor
will he talk much about politics, science, art or
literature but what he does say on these subjects
is always pertinent He is amusing because he
never displays his intention to smuse you as of
malice prepense. No optimist he rather likes to
tell of accidents and misortunes but he does this
in manner SO original and expected, that the
alarm he excites becomes enjoyment. He does not
always refrain from speaking i'll of his neghbors,
but the bite of his tongue is pleasant that the
sufferer can scarcely refuse to endure the pain
again No adept could embalm man in arsenic
more decately, At dinner by his delightful art,
he gives flavor to every dish and makes the worst
seem good. After walk he will. without depart
ing from the truth, hut by the mere grace of the
embroidery which he draws from his fancy, detail
q charming series of incidents that happened by
the way, which most men would pass by unnotc.
/ Gu anu uHl6COIucu III me ulAiCulI LGSh Vi IGldN
| ting questionable Story in good company, he is
| q great master. You seem to see the wonderful
tact, the fine play OF countenance and gesture
with which, after reprobating scandal he hesita-
tingly, ana with air of contrition goe, on with
his story. In this, as in all his talk, indeed, he
contrives to suggest much more than he says, and
compels his hearers or his readers to think. Fur
thermore, he has the good sense to talk only wher
he has something to say, and knows how to be ST.
lent when hearers are inattentve which maket
his conversation the more desired Susceptible
tyto the effectiveness of an audience is the sigr
of good talker To some such qnality, probably
Demosthenes and Cicero owed their triumphs il
oratory. The CauSeur is not without enemies, blu
this is hardly to be regretted, since they furnish
him with excellent subjects, and largely increas
the entertainment of his frends.-[Westmns
Review
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DIR. MCKINLEY,

viz uiisnd TO calls in his Profession. Residence
The louise recently occupied by A. Campbell, on the
Northeast corner tof tue Park. 0lfce-on the same
blncE on Main Street v21n491Y
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"a nHsEssER.

BqrJ e. Slo1, and Clothes Cleaning Estd5Iis1neHt-
Market Street, door west Of the City HOTEL
Give MIN a call. 10
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Anoraeg ard Cotspsellor at Lar Keaosa Wisconsin,
rr5cures
Soldiers Bountids, Arrears of Pay, &c.
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). w. n 80 WIN.

Esgg1ear On Wood and e1e,'V Kind ofHetal. Station
rg,Flncy Articles &c. Nam street.
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ADAM DICKHOUT,
EnwARnH RuDD

Stqr5gg IiLir- cutting and SGzppoOing Saloon, Opl
si.s CITY HOTEL Main street. Old RazorssharpeI
ana rep.ired. ST.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-09

Inc following official letter from Commits,
Slonef Boutwell, to Mr.. Sweeney, assessor for the
second district in Pennsylvania, contains in-
formation of value to the public. .
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G5esAenosBaGtIegraFg

Blank 10 and Card Printing ofeverydescription
executed with neatness cheapness and promptness at
this Office. Plain, Fancy and ornsnentalfrlhting 10
Presses and an extensive variety Of Type and JosbinR
Material the EGRAPH Establishment It's notexcelledin
this part ofthe West $50 ...-
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Government Sayings Bank.

The collectors and surveyors Of customs
Of the leading cities. have been authorized
By the Secretary Of the Treasury. In Pu''
suance OF the late act Of Congress 10 take
money on deposits. in sums not less than
fifty dollars. and pay therefor FIVE per cent
Der snnum, and this 10 now being dome
the total amount 20 be thus taken on deposit
10 not 10 exceed fifty million dollars, and ths
deposi,ors must give fifteen days notice be
fore drawing out any money thus deposited
This constitutes an extensive Savings Bank
which no doubt will be largely pstronized
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A Coop EGG The egg packers Of Indi
annapolis will disburse this season over $780,
600 for the article derived from the biped.
called the hen. Perhaps this isn't the great
est market for that particular commodity 10
the world. This makes one million six hun
dred and sixty. elk thousand elk hundred and
sixty six Dozen OF eggs, which will be ship
ped from this poin, this spring At the average
price Of six cents per dozen Il will take
one million six hundred and sixiy-six thou.
sand six hundred snd sixty-six hens AZ least
month to 10y al these eggs, and u will keep
them and the roos,ers 1t hard work At that
10 accomplish The object. We will enlarge
on this subject heresfser.-Indisnspolis
State Sentinel.
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SHERIFrS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that BY virtue
~ OF q decree Of sale issued from The
office Of The clerk Of the Dubois Circuit
Court and 70 me directed, will offer for
eale nj public auction 10 the highest bidder
Tor each an hand, at the door Of The court
house 10 Ja.psr on
SATURDAY, Nays. 1862.
betwern HE hours prescribed by law. The
rents and profits for y term not exceeding
seven years. Of the following described real
estate. 70 wit:
The east half Of the northwest quarter,
u section nnmber eight. 8. in township
number two, 2. south Of range number four
4, west, confirming eighty acres more or less.
And on failure 10 realize the full amount
Of judg meni, interest and costs, called fos
by said execution, 1 will At The came time
and place. and in ike manner, expose az
pubic sale the fee simple Of said real estate.
Taken In execution as The property 81
John H.nhGsr,. and r. HsnhGier, a. the
I suit ~ Daniel Juchim.
Sid sale will be made without any relief
halevsr from valuation Or sppssisemsns
avs.
JOHN WEIKEL, Sheriff D. c.
: B. Bue,,nev. atty for pIf.
AprlF9, i862-3s 81 50
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SURVEY NOTICE.

hereby given, that I will pro
~ coed with the County Surveyor Of Do
bois county. Ind, on The 5th day Of May
1862. 10 run the lines and determine The
boundaries Of Sec. 36. township !, soush
OF range west.
The intermediate lines will also BE- run
aud the corners thereof established. Per.
sons interested will therefore tsks notice.
MICHAEL HCr HGESONG, IT,,
FRANCIS x ECKERT.
April 9, 1862 3w
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w AsHIHoroH. April "A reporter cent
10 the other side o: the Potomac ossusse 10
lhis morning that Secretary &snton hsd 70.
sued ~ order forbiddlng newepspes coFves'
pondenls. rs well - oil Others mot actually
10 some way wilh The army, from
accompanying any 0: The corps D. srmee.-
Very msnv correspondents are now with the
army. and Il Il und'rssood that an cvder was
dispatched yesterday, that the whole Of them
be cleared gu, and sent back, under The pen.
atty Of immediate arrest end con inement II
they attempt 10 stay.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given, that By vistue OF
IN q decree Of sale, issued from the once
Of lie clerk Of Dubois Circuit Couft. end 70
me directed. I will offer for sale az psbko
auction 10 the highest bidder. for cash 10
hsna. at the door Of the court house 10 The
town or Jssper, On
\, MONDAY, Nay 8. 1852.
between the honss prescribed BY lev, the
rents end profits for seven years, Of the 'o'-
lowing described real estate, situated 10 Du.
ho,s county. to'wits
The south half Of ous.lot number twenty
Two. 81, In the town OF Huntingbuvg.
nd on failure 10 realise the fuh amount
Of psjucipsl. interest and cost called fos ~
said execution, I will ct the same time enc
place. and In iIkc manner, sell the fee sim
ple .of said estate. - -
Taken In execution a. the property o.
M,chr, Jandsbesr and M. Jsndcbeafs q ne
suit OF August Heimes.
Said sale will be msde without sny sehe.
whatever from vslusiIcn o. sppsa'snss'
laws.
n. T. Laird. airy for rPf
April .. ls62-ss go"
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"We clip the following from
he debates in Congress, on the gath
ult. 1t will be seen that our Repre-
sentative made an unsuccessful effort
to have the onerous and unjust tax
upon brewers, BY the Tax
Bill, modified. His proposition was
defeated by the Republican Congress
men. The following clause was read;
10 Brewers shall pay dity dollars for
each license. Every person who msnufac
lures fesmented liquors Of any name o. de-
sc,iotf6n for sale from malt. wholly OF IN
part. snail be deemed brewer under this
act.
Mr.. LAW. move to strike out
that clause. ! think we have already
taxed sufficiently the manufacturers
OF beer. You have put q tax Of ono
dollar q barrel upon every barrel
manufactured, and it seems to me
that the imposition Of this additional
tax, in the nature Of license fee
will break up many manufacturing
establishments of the country. This
article is one Of general consumption
all over the East and West, and
think that q tax Of one dollar bar
rel is sufficient to be laid upon TIT
brewer.
Mr.. MENZlES. This tax appear
Ito be very heavy. can tell the sen
rItleman from Indiana that in the tow
where | reside one OF the very lar
gest establishments Vi the country
engaged in this business. There ar
!, a great many small works which,
.lhave no doubt, will fall ifthis liccns
: tax is imposed. The destruction 9
these smaller establishments will b
for the benefit Of this and other mon
J ster establishments. Therefore IN
belief is that my OPPOSITION to this prol
osition ought not to prevail, and thi
this amendment ought to be adopted
I laughter
Mr.. MORRILL,, Of vermont. II
!. license for brewers only applies
}. those who make fermented liquo
It for sale. II they make it for sal
= clearly they ought to pay for a licens
! The motion to strike out was .
n agreed to.
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REPUBLICANS NOT ABoLrrroNIsrs.-
During the last political canvass ~
was the favorite boast Of the Repub
lican party leaders, that their party
were NOT abolitionists. and no charge
would be resented quicker by the con
scrvative masses Of the party than
that Of abolitionism. But ''hy their
fruits Shall they be known" BY con-
sentative professions on their part, and
a crazy fanaticism on the part Of south
ern rebels, they obtained controlling
power in the national councils. and
the first regular session Of Congress
under their control completely bellies
their former professions in this par
ticular, as well as many others. Dur
ing last week bill abclishing slavery
IN the District of Columbia passed
the Senate. every Republican mem
Der voting therefor. This was not
done as a war measure, but to carr,
out the s'higher law" sentiments Q
leading Republican fanatics! How
long, Union loving, conservative mel
Of the North, will you tack your faiti
10 such a party, lead ny such hypo
critesl The bill further provides 70
paving the owners an average Of $500
for each niger. and if the darkie de
sires it he is to be colonized some
where at the expense Of the Govern
ment. BY the last census there wer
3.1s1 slaves in the District, to pa
for and colonize whom will cost III
Government more than 81 .OO0, 600
and this must come from the har
earnings Of the people. Il Is nc
enough that the higher law doctrine
have rendered it necessary that Con
stitution abiding people must lay dow
their lives on the altar Of their cour
try. and be burdened with an oppre'
sive tax to maintain their governmer
but they must also be taxed to pandt
to the sentimentality Of these hyp'
critical disunionists. We want Il
people to remember these facts, whe
this same party comes before the
again. probably under some new pa
ty name, and asks their votes. plea
ing that they are not abolitionis'
but are true Union loving patriot
who will administer the governme
economically! -, 100000 useless
squandered these good times!
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s20. salary to A gents. $40.

A few en,erprising Agents, either Gentle.
men or Ladies. are wanted to Introduce .
new Literary Newspaper. 10 soch % can
give unexcep,ionsble references as % Char.
sc,sr. and Abllity.--we will pay from $50 70
$40 pc. month. and their necessary travel
ing expe SEES. On receipt Of ten cents. 10
will ssnd--post paid. specimen copies Of the
paper. and 4 pamphlet. giving foil partlcs
ulsrs. Address.
&C. RICE b COMPANY.
Frapklin Square. Norwich, Conn.
April o. 1s63-3v
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Snnerill,s Sss le.

NOTICE 10 hereb, given that BY virtue Of
IN several executions issued from the Office
Of the clerk OF the Dubois Court Of Common
Pleas and TO me directed. I will sfsv for
sale o. public auction 10 the highest bidder,
COR cash 10 hand. a. the door u the court
house in Jasper. On
SATURDAY. Nav 3 1862.
between the hours prescribed by law. the
renrs and profits for seven years, Of the fol.
loving described real estate, situated 10 Du-
bos county. to-wi:
A i.tm land, The half thereof. decided by
Andrew cavendrr. and Tabitha. his wife. 10
Joseph Austetf, and Jacob Miller, the lot
con,niaing ore add one fourth acres. being
d the south YVES, pnrt Of fractional section
ltwsnsv.one. 81, IN township one, !, north Of
range FIVE. 8, west. and also one undivided
Ihali OF the steam Grist and Saw Mil, q
Il Porfersville.
And on faiIure 10 realize the full amount
Iof principal, inte7est and costs called for BY
lssid execution. will NJ the ssme lime end
place and in like MAJ ner, sell the fee sim.
pie of said real estate. Er. M
Taken 10 execution a. the proper'v o.
" Joseph Anssett. d The suit Of John BseIdsn-
bach. John Schwsnk, George Hoffman, and
Thomas Brsxtan, adminstfstor Of John 7.
TROOPS estate.
Slid sale will be made without any relief
/. whatever from valuation or spprsisemsns
. laws.
JOHN WEIKEL, Sheriff d. G.
Adams a. Wilson. sst'ys for pfhs
ri April 8, 1862-3w 20 90.
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Result Of the Election in Bainbridge
Township, April 1862

Township, April 1862
For Justice OF Pesce-S Keubler. 1913
vo,ss; @. Dosne, 26; B. Buettner. 3; s
Hurst. and J. May, each. vote.
For Constsbles-A. Eckert. $50 votes;
II. Endhofen, 81; T. Dillen, 6; II. Nelson,
w. Monroe. 8. r. MeCriIlis. and J. Lulz.
each, vote.
For Trus;se-K. John, 152 votes; no opo-
sitIon.
For Supervisors-+H Klesxner. I votes;
c. Kuebler, 4; y. Jerger, IL; y Egg, 81
w. Monroe, 8; zinc. Green 3; II. Herbig
e;.J. Bohlein. 10. y. Hohler. 8; A. Berry
J. May, IS. Dillen, j.. N. Gates, and J
Jochim, each, I vote; IF. Stempiternsgel
8 votes; ~. Postle,hwait. 8; w. 9. Adams
IL; B. Endhofen. z; J. HoPf.7 4; D. Hoch
gesong, sr.. 6; m. Rice. 4: "a. EIl,b; J
wiIx, and Z. g. Connely, each, J vote.
Thoee marked with star. ere the one'
Who are elected, In their several districts.
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TThe election Monday passed of

1.-THE election Monday passed of
very quietly, and but small number
Of votes were polled. Some Of orr
citizens desired that we should take
. trip up Salt River. and 90 voted for
ms for Justice. Well, as our compan-
ions are such agreeable persons, and
our brave soldiers have driven the Sc
cesh from the banks Of that lyrical
stream, we expect apleasant trip. On
account Of his acquaintance with tho
stream, that experienced officer, Mr..
E. G. Connolly. has been selected as
pilot for the trip, under whose guild
ance we will feel perfectly safe.
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1--WE are under obligations to
our attentive Representative in Con-
gress, Hon. John Law, for numerous
iavors, and among others, available
package Of garden seeds from the Pat
ent Office.
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IFAttention is directed to the I'd
vertisement Of 4. @. Rice in our pa
per. The first number Of their paper,
THE National Flag" bears . very
creditable appearance.
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LOUISVILLE. April 3.-An intelligent gen
tlemsn, who left Memphis week sRo. re-
ports that Gen. A. Sidney Johnston had
said that the Federals could ou'hsnk them
in any position that they night take. and
therefore Notifications were useless, John
ston says The only chance for the rebels Y
an open fgh, in the field.
Our informant thinks Corinih, Mississippi,
i their chosen field. He further savs the
rebels had about $1,000 troops on lls line
between Memphis and Huntsville. AIsbsma
which were being reinforced, and supposed
nov 70 number from 10000 TO 65 0oO
The rebels are prepared with tar and
rosin 10 burn Memphis, when compelled %
evacuate. Most prominent citizens Of Mem.
phis cay they would yield forthwith. i as
sured Of their personal safety and security
Of their properly from con6scstion BY the
Federal GoveSnment.
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Horace Greeley Indicted

The Grand Jury OF the District Of Coum-
bia has found two bills Of indictment sgsins'
Horace Greeley. for an attack made upon
the Msrshsl Of the District, in the columns
Of the New York Tribune.