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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-01
LATEST.

BY q private letter Just received from Pitts
burg Landing, dated evening of the 9th inst
| learn that the entire army is advancing and
the battle cannot be long delayed unless the
rebels run. The report was current, brought
in by deserters, that Beauregard was evacuat-
ing Corinth, and had reatreated towards Grand
Junction between Corinth and Memphis. The
recent reconnaissance would serve to discredit
this statement. The grand army is on the
move.
The steamer Planetwa fred into on her re-
cent trip, and two men wounded The steam
er Choteum was also fred into by a band of
rebel guerillas, while ascending the Tennessee
yesterday, between Fort Henry and the Ten
nessee River Bridge, twenty miles above.
l am indebted to Capt.. Wilcox of the Platte
Valley, for interesting intelligence The
steamer Black Hawk left here this morning,
with Adj't. General Fuller in charge Of large
quantity of improved fire arms for the use OF
the Illinois troops, and number of surgeons
in charge of DR.. Isham Of Chicago.
Gen. Pope's division of the army Of the Ten
nessee, now occupies the entire left of our ad-
vanc.
The steamer Empress, hospital boat from St.
Louis, arrived this afternoon, en- route for
Pittsburg, with Col Kelton, and Brig Gen.
Tyler and staff on board.
Col Quinn of the 18th Michigan, is said to
have been suspended from his command
Pending fhe examination of charges, on Friday
a general court-martial convened at Pittsburg
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.sE.ARR HE'D.

In this CITY, on the 9th, by ED. J. LoTHRoP, Mr..
both of Somers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-01
Important 10 Vessel Owners and Mas

tiers.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued din
struccions to the Collectors at the several lake
ports to enforce the laws regulating the man
ner in which manifests of vessels are prepared,
and to enforce the penalties aceruing for non
compliance with the provisions of law.
Existing laws require that the manfests of
vessels shall specify the marks and numbers of
every cask, bag, chest or package, the name
and place of residence fevery shipper by, and
to each, and also the character ofthe merehan-
disc
For several years past manifests have been
prepared in a very loose and general manner.
We will give the following as an instance:
A Manifest will specify 1000 packages of
merchandise, sundry shippers and consignees
without giving any further description of
the merchandise, either as to its character, or
as to its marks and numbers, and in the given
number of Packages be embraced teas cof-
fee, sugar, &c, &c, which can be classed un.
der the general term of "merc hsndise," so that
it is utterly impossible to ascertain the charac-
ter Of the goods from the manifest 1t is to
c onect this irreguality that the Secretary of
the Treasury has issued the instruction referred
to. We understand that the collector of this
port will rigidy enforce the laws on this sub
ject. Chicago Journal.
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Hist Of KQEgpve
Hp BLAMING in tie Post ONCE at Kenosha, Nav
AA list, 1S62.

HI list, 1862.
Ames MeKewen Fred
! A lien mrs Eleanor Mcdonnell II
| lcOck John MULLER GeOrpe
AfehtFen John Mckeown mrs Grace
Ashley mss Mclaughlin miss Hannah
Bailey mrs Betsey McNlallen James 9
Brown mrs Il NcCOmmons mrs d
Branlng Carl Mayer John -
Boese Conrad McGill mrs Jane
Bacon mrs Eliza McCracken James
| Baldwin ID MahOney mrs Mary
| Becker ii Mann mrs Maggie
Bush miss Harriet McCommons Perry
lByngton Grin Neff Russell
Brown miss n G Paine miss Minnie
| G dion 9 ideon Proctor A lex
Caulill Page Emma
Conkln Ii A Parkes james
Garden John Peterson Lam0tte
Collins Capt n Peterson Jurgen
Cooper mrs Maria Phillips Simeon 9
Crandall solomon Phillips 5 w
| Davis mrs G. w 2 Parsons William
Depke Albert Parsons Victor l.
Day miss + Roberts mrs Eliza
Enright Thomas Rice Nicholas
Elmer mrs Mary Rose mrs Jane
Fechner John Reas Webster
Fuller j G 2 Ratz Stephen
Fields mrs Medors Rather William
Eelch miss Mary Sheaen
Zones Solomon Sherman Edwin
Guerut Fred Snyder Kate a
Giilard h Scboss II X
Grossman Smith mrs jerucia
Gray William Sauber John
Gerrett Thomas Smith James
Griffiths William schneider II
Heaphy mrs Mary Statelar John
Gagen Hubert Stelnbach Matthias
HoIten Smith Theadore
Hall VIM Iranier
Hammang miss Marion IhOms Geo
johnson Edwin Taylor Lucy
Jordan Henry IOennesseu Henry
Jordan Jeremiah Taylor Isaac
Keysia miss Ella Tones mrs l.
Kirk miss Elizabeth Tibbals miss Lucinda
Kober q Tunmore John
Kelly miss Judith Iheisen III
keiser Nicholas Toner Rosanna
heiseRS Wright Ann
Knop VIM Wright David
LANG Alex Wachenfeld Henry
Langin Denis Wagner Kate
lie 1is Geo Ii Wiley james
Linstoth Henry Wright James a s-es-rsz
Loker Joseph Welton mrs Matilda
La N ane Luev WolcoEs MoroRf
L0sey mrs Joseph Watrons Samuel
Lonewell miss Sarah. Watson i M In
Moore A Wagner Thomas {
M,,rri,, CoroeIins Welker William III
Murphy mrs Cathrine vogue "IiiIam
Millard miss Amra
Persous calling for any Of the above letters viii please
say "Advertised" D. FhAHh' X u.
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Temperance in .l,e 1-s wis. Cavalry.

We have received q communication from mem
Der of Squadron NJ, Capt, Conatty, ofthe lst Wis.
Cavalry. enclosing the following Temperance
Pledge, with list of those who have taken the
pledge, with request that we publish it in The
TELEGRAPH
BENTON BARRACKS, April 70. 1862.
We, tins undersigned, members Of Company NJ,
LIST Wis. Cavalry, do hereby pledge ourselves not
to drink, buy, sell, or in any way use, Except as
amedicine) any Intoxicating liquors; bat will en-
deavOr to the best of our ability to prevent its be-
ing introduced into camp, or used by our fellow
soldiers. And this pledge to be observed while we
remain in the srmv
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Chap. LIST Regt. Wis. Vol.
ARMY Corresnoadence.

The following letter from DANIEL CRoTsEN-
BUReH son of our fellow citizen A. N Crotsen-
bursh, OF the Crotsenburgd House, has been
handed US for publication. Mr.. G. is q Nom
Der of the list Illinois Cavalry. He exhibits the
true spirit of loyal and patriotic soldier:
CAMP NEAR RoLLA, Mo.
April DIST, 1862
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STAMPED ENvELoPEs.-The United
States Government, it is said deems it
desirable to introduce the stamped en-
yeIope as substitute for the stamp.
The use of the stamped envelope is
economical; it is furnished to the pub.
nc at the small price OF two mills each.
or five for one cent, exclusive of the
cost OF the stamp. The envelope and
stamp procured separately, the former
OF the same quality as that sold by the
Government, costs much more.
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More BOnitOrs''-Tbree RuiGdEng Lmr.
ger than the First

New YORK, April 24-Messrs. J. F.
Rowland & Co., at the Continental
Iron Works, Greenport, have already
laid the keels for three more marine
batteries similar in construction to the
Monitor, though much larger. In a
very few days not less than eleven
hundred hands viii be employed in the
construction of these batteries. Each
battery will be furnished with two tur-
rets, each to have guns of the heaviest
cahbre. They will be of much greater
power than the Monitor, and oalcula-
ted for ocean service.
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WASHINGTON. April %.

W Eat71tI4NN'
A dispatch received from General Halleek
says il is the unanimous opinion that Gen. w.
T. Sherman saved ths fortunes of the day on
she 9th, and contributed largely to the victory
of the 7th. He was in the thlckest of the fght,
had three horses shot under him, and WAS HIM
self wounded, Gen. HalIeck respectfully as ks
that be be made Major General Of vol uuteers.
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1t appears the engraver was determined that
the credit Of his literary merits should not be
given to another as will be seen by his imprint
the most conspicuous letters on the stone.
In looking through the grounds we found
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SACRED

To the memory Of James Iscom Craig, who was born
18th March 1892 and died tho same day. Son Of John
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INDJSCRIMINATE REDUCTION
IN PRICES

INDIsCRAIINATE REDUCTION
K IN PRICES
RICH DRESS GOODS
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
or THE ENTIRE STOCK
cHss HEARD Co.. o' No. sol eEANB-sT,
coMMFNCISG MONDAY. JUNE g.
$4,000 worth Of Rich Dress Goods,
Reduced 40 per cent ca,
$4,000 worth Of Dofneile DoO"''
Reduced 20 per cent
500 900 wo III Of Pure lfisl Linens
Reduced 30 per cent nj,
sqsOO0 worth Of Rich Man.iAs'
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In Offering the shove soOds at these teenoeu ent
trust the former Qatation Of .II' oi--
guaranty Of our present Int l., j., ,,-.baser,
itn gnl YARDS OF C5OlCb opoDe'
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s. oGo vs-d, gsreee Angltis at q cents per yard
1905 ysiG. BaTege Hni,sys 40 ceq g, peg at v5
3 V00 yards Black eros de Rim llisA lus.er),
10 900 yards rich pain and fancy silks lnew stylesl
From q cents to . per yard. 800,
MANTILLAS AND sAOUEs lin sI% and Cloth
From ~ to 30
1000 Garments from 80 to : TO- o. The latest styea
10000 pairs Of British Hosiery ron 10 cents to D cents
$50 dozen ladies' Linen Hs1dkerchiefs, at q cents
$50 DOZEN adie. Linen Ha .dselcIies al Y. eent'
50 dozen ladies' Hsnstitchrd Hsr dkrrchier ct IL cents
THE ENTIRE STOCK
HOUSEKEEPERy GOODS,
so 90 yards Blesched Cot.ons, Of Tho best mthe.
5000 yards Uuheacbcd Ccttons.
1000 MAfseilcs COlnterpGnes aud Quilts
200 o wards Of Lace snd Muslin Drepery.
loo dozen Fine Linen Napkins.
10 0cO yards Fine Liuen Oia -er Cloth daniask
1900 wards Fine Linen Toweins.
800 Fine Line Lilen T-bleciJths. danask.
Hotel keepers end all others especially interested anC
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Cv,1os Horss NEv.YoEK, Collectors ohdce.
June ii, let2.
PROPOSALS for RATIONS for REV.
l. ENuE CCTTERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS vii 30
Received q. this Office until WEDNESDAY l5th intt .of
tho supply Of RtriONS for The Uui;sd States Revenue
Vessels this Stsoa for the fiscal year ending June - It5
fh- Ration be furnished Viii be Navy Rs,.ou omit
ting the Sy!rits, Tik..
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PopULARcooDs' at POPULAR PRICES
ELEGANT DRESS SHIRTS.
on hand and made to order.
THREE AND FOUR-PLY LINEN COLLARS.
Latest London and Paris syles
GAUZE MERIYO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Highly recommended for Summer
THREAD GLOVES AND GAUNTLETs.
At much less than regular prices
ZINE Isle THREAD HOSE AND HALF HOSE.
Unrivaled in style and quality.
CALF PROMENADE GLOVES.
New and beautiful colors
ENGLISH FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
For army, navy and travellers.
SUBSCRIBERS AND UMBRELLAS.
splendid assortment
4 lsrs. aud elegant variety o. the above goods
will be found at popular
pices at
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No. 637 Brosdvsy.
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professional Notices.

DRS. GRIFFIN, No. 2js Grand-st., opposite
- i.ora a Tayor's y Y. end 81 fultonr, broos.yn;
srs inserting f or partial Of their inproysd 'ne u,
TFETIF ,th on without ostraetins ne roots pr s's a
"a sf,n. s25. silver or rubber r partial 'e so''
pcr tooth ~; silver or ubocr ~ kx;racting % 'rnN
EDWARD IA. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor 81 J 70
scapel ard Operating aud Consulting surgeon No.
sbsv odee consu atoms or tho more obscure drs,'
- Iii, yi.cars Rupture, Piles, NaIlcocee, anc Fsss
l,.,ix rnleA without the knife or hsslure. Om'e "'
,,on, 3 10 y I 20 3, sua to evenings
NTOTICE.-Dr. G. ID. HAMMOND (auihor u
NERVOUS DEBILITY" Ne,l has returned iiolA a. e.
,o,. and may be cousulted hitherto a ii E.
house fsom Midisonsv, nom . to 10 TO J. shdO
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GUNNER Retreats.
20 Get.

rErO LET-Flegant ROOMS of the whole OF
the Second Story snd Front Basement Of the y
Uou.. SO lt9 E..t gio.dwsy let only small Amer.
ian hmry. Apply Al NO - Chrysiiest
Two RENT-Thc HOUSE and GROUNDS
4 Of the aie r L. Coz Il Paterson. ~ j The house,
built OF 80 feet square two stories. basement and
stiic sfr,he4 9TH 4ri water. 1he grounds conru'.
about 20 arcs i.ldso-y aid su. In lawn and gsfdrn and
IA p~r~e ofIer Attached 90 tho House L large coG'ofv.
sfo Taer, extensive ap-res e. full bearing and
al he Necessary 3utbu.dinrs 81 lsIgr place. .
srriyto mos u. SMITH. Paterson, y. j.
'rI'O LFASF-To n small private family, "A
isnt.o-n.I y fsrui,hsd HOUSE situated 70ths near
Sh-ay Appiy 70 homer dOkOAN. Nc. Pnest tS'5l
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A NEW BOOK FOR WOMEN, entitled
IA THIRTY YEARS or FEMALE LIFE. by i. -.
Lines ~ D. book Of 800 pages of thrilling interest
and high moral toae entirely different from sny WORK for
popular nee ever Issued from tic press Pfce ri sent ~
mail Is ce1ts exrs in money stamp For sale by II
LYON No 40 Broadway and booksel eeuer3lly cir
eular giving igi description Of the book sent free by sd
dressing DR. l.. II. LINES, No ISL Eas' lg'h.si.
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as,sTASr guAKrYEN or =,
NV Norg. Juua A. lN..

As.sTASr OuAKryEN.sryEG EsER,i. on -
Ngw.YoRK Jane a.. $50.
DLiNS and ESTIMATES OF COST are n
yied a. this office until tie 30th init ior sEA VI -
SCI complete eYc-t Engine sns Boers Of the ie OF -
ATE Steamer Winfield Scott which, 'e ~ sf.
tsaed was a. follows: ExIeme length, 223 feet :! iee
b-am lover hold ~ feet; ptweei dec. q est WIN %
hold Il shat so feet inches width over e ~ iett Vle
NV b made fs wood OF .ou vessel either 10 20 Dsde OF
the best ieits used and TO be hted in every respect os
ss, except engine sud boilers beng .aendede u's INV
.syed from the N Unfold scott.
D. u. TOMPXrNS, \. @ ". csri.
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The RAols be OF good and wholesome qsl'y, 70 !, ~
proved by tLe CO e'tor and the different articles rising
the Rntion DE delivered board the Cutter In good aHf
sufficient sui g. be provided BY the cltr.cr
and the content. thereof distinctly naked On ea,h j. 20 %
undstood that the contractor will be bound TO furnish Jpon
re,op.b notice as oen be- required by the Cspisin
the Cutter. th the appreciation o. the Co.-of nyt
r,esrdnf u1on and ayerser day in each week such
fresh meat and fresh .-ta5 NAY he 20 y2e 70 ne
corresponding pats vi the Ration above nontianef
HIRAM BARNEY, Collector.
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II. Company invite ~ attention oft, pl'ie % 'hei
superior and wel-s oan bi,ffA and PURPLE ROOFING
SLATE, which they prepared 10 oliver nom tieif GOA,
Tiss or Drp1ts "a nd sizes sIlsb.f Tor r0plug
The public cautioned agsInst spu and fsIi1l
iicle which Lss been rewesetei ahd u~d .e sl-.
sl,tr roof j. p..fersbla 10 lin, shirg'- or ION
n vel ont on lasts lifetime 81 Inut needing Tepsirs ID
a. heap ~ ia o. shnsos II needs 10 paint Ram waite
ffoai slate pure me- sint % drsved wood
paint slate roofs nroproo usuance companies favor
Them s,esn viii not ascot them.
Experienced slater ~ required viii be- any part
N. conuty upon application n tie Newly Depot. % ders
addressed abovs OF 20 q. fuhMAk 30. 20 Courlanis
New.Yors, will receive promp, attention.
E.w.yob, Msrch, ltg!
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EOE SALE or to LE1-A small COUNTRY
j PLACE peilaa,y situated toe cas. side o. Cold
Spring irihoi. =. T. Iu4uirr Of JAMES GAEDNl %. Cod
spring ltslool. g. f. o. illls tRALEE TITUS. NJ. U6
tsii"t-s.ip Neu-Nolt
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Mem Publications.

~s.TrTION 20 MAP AGENTS.-LLOfDs
4 Anr Nap ~ ,he SOUTHERN STATES engraved
.p nd used by the War Department has oeeo Ieo1osu
- nce to q cents, Til, has been done IN II
o mi Of errors a. rs cents and leading ne psoc q
s a. was Lloyd, large steel plate Map " the ni.ee
Ssv man 10 put down the p'ice Of my ,ee hp o.
rriS. OF lis Trashy wood u map which 90 tD '} " A.
ye cow There are maps made equal 70 y J. blyu
,osn. They are 70 be in the War Department
roept Of The Secretary OF State, %
UaIIsck Banks Buell. ard all ouT ofccrs In bs sl!ny
a. ro.nx trashy Lo,fs" which ere put upon ~,
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