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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-11
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THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
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means of renewing interrupted menstruati0n. but
LADIES MUST BE.9R IN MIND
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sent By aaaprompy by enclosing price to the Agent. Sold
by Druggists generally X. b. HUTCHIkGS,
Proprietor, 20 G. edar St. York.
Sold in KenOsha by T. ROBIN son,
And Druggists Every
Sold in Chicago Mt Manufacturers prices by
ly42 LORD 81 SMITH.
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A Gard to the Suffering.

The REV. WILLIAM CosGEovR while laboring as Mis-
sionary japan, cured of Consumption, when all
other means had failed, by recipe obtained from
learned physic residing in the great city Of Jeddo
This recipe has cured great numbers who suffering
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Colds and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders
Deuirous ofb4neGtting others, will send this recipe,
which have brought home with to all who need it,
free OF charge. Address
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Iy97 439 Fulton Avenue, Broc klyn, N. Y.
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Do not trihe with your Health, Constitutions and
Character.
If you are suffering With any Diseases for which
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Cut out the advertisement another column and call
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Ask for Helmbold's. Take no other.
CURES GUARANTEED. Sw24
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LatesE Congregational News.

In the Senate, yesterday Rice offered Joint
re solution FORGETTING the lands of the s ioux, and
for their removal from the white settlements He
also introduced a bill TO stop the pay of officers
absent from service, without sick leave.
y Mr. Howard moved that the War Committee re
port as soon as possible Carried.
Mr.. Wright offered resolution inregard to the
indemnifcation any discharge OF soldiers, which
was adopted
Mes-rs. Sumner and Anthony introduced other
resolutions
Mr.. Trumbul made motion concerning disr
charge IF State prisoners.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that he would move
the appointment ofa Committee on AgrlcuI-
ture@ -
In the House, Holmes, of Indiana, submitted a
resolution, which was adopted directing the Sec
retary of War to furnish information as TO the
names and whereabouts ofthe army officers not IN
active service
Mr.. Gurley made q motion in regard to Quar-
teTmasters and Cummissaries.
Mr.. Fessenden moved an amendment to Excise
Law enlarging the power OF Assistant Assess
ors.
Tie Senate Bill for the admission Ofthe new
State of Western Virginia into the Union, was
brought up and passed by a vote ofninety against
ifty.five. a
Mr. Henderson gave notice of u bill for the aid
OF emancipation IN Missouri.
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GBeAruos8aOeltg
Official Paper Of the City, County and Post Oifis
Thursday Morning, Dec. III, 1862


The War News We have to lay before our
readers, this week, is good as far as it goes
We have the accounts oftwo successful battles
fought in Arkansas, in which the rebels were
badly defeated.
Gen. Grants prmy is following up the retreats
ing enemy, and taking one place after another
Grenada has fallen into our hands, and Vicks~
burg will not be long in following suit The
army Of Gen. Rosecrans is active. and will give
the enemy little time for recruiting and gather
ing new armies in Kentucky and Tennessee.
Gen. Banks Expedition has sailed from New
York, fully equipped aid prepared for hostile
operations whenever and wherever he lands.
His destination still remains a secret, and We
will be as much surprised when he makes an
Eruption from some point on the coast as the
enemy himself ...
Another Naval expedition has just sailed from
Fortress MISUNDERSTANDING and purpose un>
known. In these naval movements some think
they see the foreshadowing of the capture OF
Mobile, and the despatch OF, an army from that
place to meet Gen. Grants army over land
The Grand Army of the Potomac has not yet
struck the expectec blow, under Burnside
The combinations for successful forward
movement and for striking the enemy hard
blows, W wherever and whenever, he may be met,
are being perfected.
One thing is setteled; that Gen. Burnside will
not go into winter quarters His programme in
Guides an active winter campaign at all euents.
There will be no setting down before lot of
painted logs, to pass three or four months in
glot ious and irksome idleness. If but mile a
day can be made i'll advance, Burnside is bound
to make ii.
Altogether We are more hopeful and more
confident ofthe final result, thau we have been
since the surrender of narpers's Ferry, and the
dear~tought and uninrproved victory of Antics
tain
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TAKEN LIP.

GAMB into the enclosure Of the subscriber in the
~ town OF Paris, Kenosha County, about the
Seth day of November, light red COW; has white
the belly; white spot the middle of the tail, white
the rump white spot the right shoulder; white spot
ia the white the legs wide horns and
had rope on her head. The owner is requested to
prove proper ty pay charges and take her away.
p. HANEY.
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Mrs. G. P. Brister, EdItress Of Newark (o.) 7Ymes

Mrs G. P. Brister, Edtress OF Newark (O.) Times,
writes in her paper Of January 20 1869, as follows;
~ We know that DR.. RoDack's scandinavian Rem
edies are all they claim to be. The DR.. presented us
with few bottles Of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier
and of his Blood Pills last summer, which put new
life into They inYigorate, strengthen, and leave
the system in better condition than stimulants usual
ly do and have depressing effect, We feel safe in
recomm ending the Blood Purifier to all suffering from
debility be the what it may, the Pills have this
popularity, they POlCey active, and at the same
time leave the patient stronger andn an improved
dition di9e5apt from most drastic remedies Try them
with the Blood Purifier and you will feel like many who
have been relieved and willing to sdd your testimony
to their efficacy, Zee advertisement. 4w24
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PREcEPT AND PRACTICE.-'Don't aimee
our generals - is the cry whenever a repubIie
can paper ventures TO doubt the sinfalibiiitv If
any pair OF shoulder straps See how the crit
les live to their own rule The secession oresp
of this city, yesterday morning abused General
Banks like pickpocket-its fire in rear as the
General starts South abused Gen Hamilton of
Texas, who goes with him; abused Halleck. the
general-in.eheif, as incompetent abused Gen.
Pope rs a liar is.abused the President rs Pope's
endoraeE and abused Gen. Butler, at New Or.
leans, as hated tyrsnt The objects of its
communication were the late Mr. Mcclellan and
his satellite, Fitz John Porter, now under trial
by court martial, for betraying his trust and
insufing the defeat of an American army
Don't abuse our generals PC Chicago Tribune
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in DR.. Duponcos Golden Pills for Females are per-
fety harmless They been used in the private practice
Of Dr. Duponco years. and thousands Of ladies can
testify great and failing in almost
cry correcting Irregularities relieving painful
distressing menstruaOn particularly the change Of ne
From five to will that common yet dreadful
pain the Whites Nearly female in the land suffers
from this complaint
The Pill has permanently cured thousands and they
will cure you you them. They harm you; on
the contrary they all distractions restore
its proper channel and inygorate the whole system. Ladies
whose health will not permit increase of family will find
these pills successful preventive Ladies peculiarly sua-
ted or those supposing themselves So should use these
pills during first three they pro-
cure after which adm0nitOB the proprietor
assumes responsibility atho their mdness viii prevent
any injury health The ingredients composing the
pills are known to agent aud they viii tell
they safe and will perform AZ claimed for them. Price
Sole .4gent for Kcposha County, MS.
LADIFS-By sending him 81 through the Kenosha POST
Once can the pills sent to any part OF the city
eoYntry" (confdentialy) and free OF postage By mail
n g. BecdTe Of base counterfeit Of these PtHs You
buy the counefeit article price from p to % cents
b0I (dear at thatl LADIES your lives and health Of
much value trhed with besides being imposed upon
With worthless article Therefore offering you these
Ps for less than 81 box avoid them you would poison
They are b0ga None genuine unless the name Of s. D.
HOWE is on every box, which has recently been added
a.acc,nnt Of the PHI being oOunterfeited."
sold also by BosgORTH & Sous, MiYGukee: g1RRY & SoN
Wankesan; ioRD& SMITH, and FULLER & INCH Chicago
by one Druggist town aud village in the United
statss
General Wholesale Agents. ly22
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TAKENUP.

NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber in the town
u of Pleasant Prairie, about the 26th of Nov.
1854 three calves, Two Red steers and Hefer spot
ted brown and white about the neck and legs. The
owner requested prove property, pay charges and
take the same away.
JAMES RAFFERTY,.
Pleasant Prairie, Dec. g. 1869. 4W9T
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AID TO THE LANCASHIRE OPERATIVES
reaches about 100000 in New York, and yet
the work is just commenced. Alexander S.
Stewart, the merchant prince, gives $4,000.
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TsNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
ENNE OF AN INVALID

Published FOR the benefit and a warning and eau
ton to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, &C., supplying at the same time the
means Self Cure. BY who has cured himself af-
being put to great expense through medical iposi-
ton and quackery. By enclosing post paid address
envelope, SINGLE may be had of the author Ma
THANAL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County, New
York 6mtg
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-11

Fire at Camp UiIey.-The old barracks at
Camp Utley were entirely destroyed by fire
Thursday morning Of last week. portion ofthem
were occupied at the time by the drafted men, and
the fire undoubtedly the work of an incendi~
airy.
We understand that the drafted mon are all to
be novel to Madison, and that portion of them
have already gone, Racine Adv0c1tc
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q. MI. PETTENGaLL s. CO. !,

no. 81 Park Row, New York, 81 State
Street Boston, are our Agents for the KRHosHA TEL
KoRAPH in those Cities and are authorised to take Ad
vertisements and subscriptions for us at L0eoe
Ofe
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suppression of the rebellion and restoration
of those peaceful relations which we're designed
to Q established forever on this continent. By
union If the states
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The Hsrhimer NJ ~ County Journal, states
that the Hon A. II, Latin of Herkimer, whose
experiments fer the past few months have been
constant and laborious, has succeeded i'll max
ing an excellent quality afpulP from corn husks
straw, etc. He enterans no doubt of his ulti-
mate success in tho manufacture of a good
quality of print paper from these materials.
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q z OMROPATHY in the ascendant! Immediate re-
lief grsranteedl DR.. SMYTHE, from Lon ION bss
q opened establishments in Philadelphia Pa for
the treatment Of Female CO9NpEa(asis Read his
4 n advertisement in another column, headed az A.
& pIss, READ" 1yl
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Mr. Z. W, Boswell, of 'srish Grove. Tin pe
canoe county, Indiang, on Wednesday last,
sold ! 300 head of cattle for $40, 900. This is
SAID to be the largest sab Of cattle ever made
by one man in Indiana,
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Republican Convention in the 9th Dis
trict.

triCt.
A convention is to be held in Sparta, Mon"
roe county, on December 18th, TO nominate
Republican candidate for Congress in the 9th
Congressional District, to supply the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Hon. Luther Han
chett.
We understand that among the prominent
candidates for the nomination, our present able
and popular State Treasurer S. D. HASTINGS
stands very good chance. We hope to see
Mir. Hastings nominated and elected. We
doubt if the 9th District can present q man who
will so well and ably Il the place made vacant
by the death of Mr.. Hanchett. 1t certainly
could not present one more accep table to the
balance Of the State.
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SPECF.NE .V'OTXCES.
Observation-Disclosures.

The Annual Meeting of the Fire Insurance Company
of the town of Bristol, for the election OF officers, will
be held atthe store of s. H. Harvey in Bristol the
first Tuesday being tire 9th day jan, 1863 at O'Clock
P N. Persons in the town of Bristol wishing to have
property insured in this requested to leave
their names with the Secretary the day of the
al meeting. 2T2I }. v. CHASE, Sec.
IfHOOfian6's Bal sa1nic Cordial will not cure,
in the last stages of Consumption, know from expert
ence that il affords great reli eff. 2w2V
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DEPARTMENT REPORFS.-We give in our
paper this week, full abstracts Of most of the
Department Reports, which will prove interest
ing. The reports of the secretaries of the Navy
and War, are each volumipous, and tull of in
terest. We give fuller alb stracts of them. There
was never a time when it was more necessary
for the peyple to thoroughly inform them-
selves upon all matters connected with the ADJ
ministrstion of the government, and the prose>
cution of the war against rebellion, than the
es ent. The people are the rulers, and how
can they rule righteously and wisely without
a full understanding of all matters passed up
| on by their public servants
We believe a want of this information was
the OIL ly cause of the untoward result of the
late elections. The enemies of the administra-
ton had been busy in their work OF misrepre-
sentation, and thousands Of Union War Dem
ocYats, who would have voted to sustain the
administration, had the information contained
| in the Presidents Message and these Reports
| been before them were thus influenced 10 vote
against il. No honest, unprejudlced man can
read the reports of the several Departments
without being convinced that the administration
of the Government is in honest, faithful, and
able hands. The amount Of work that has been
accomplished during the past year, both in the
Navy and War Departments, when understood
and comprehended, is enormous and unprece-
denied If but little has been accomplished by
the Grand Army in the field, the preparations
that have been made and the foundations that
have been laid, for the crushing out of the re-
bellion, by there Departments, are on scale
commensurate with the means and resources OF
great nation, engaged in deadly struggle
/ with ebels and traitors for existence.
We commend to our readers a careful perusal
! of these reports themselves where they have
them Their great length of course excludes
them entire from our limited space. Those who
cannot get the Reports unabridged win get
from The synopses we publish, a very good idea
o. their contents. The secretary of the War
writes in very hopeful and confident terms o.
the final result of the struggle we are now en-
gagged in.
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New Advertisements.
1868. PROSPECTUS = 1865.
c IL &c AGO TRIBU NE.
Il Daily, T'ri Weekly ana rV,esly AewsDaper.
DEVOTED TO-
News, Commerce, Politics Agriculture. sc,-
ence and Literature.
no SUBMISSION TO TRAIToRsy
1.-THE Unicn must and shall be preserved "
This well known popular journal is for ayong
its sentiments with candor fearessnes and independence
aims Right than popular and takes the
be given to Prejudice and Ignorance
espouses
THE CAUSE OF FREEpoM,
JUSTICE AND HuMANITY.
oBrDrEHcE TO CoNsrTUrIoN,
D. A DENIAL OF TaE RIGHT
REBEL TO HOLD ANY LOYAL
PERSON IN SLAVERY, AN
~ AFFIRMAScE THAT REBELS HAVE
CoSsTTrrIoN, UNTIL
THEY FIRST OBEY IT.
authority Of the Government restored the whole I'm
There must be no ALTERING steps backwards Fail
ure now will entail dishonor and misery rendering Insecure
life and property and leaving the country prey to anarchy
iS6S will witness the tcrinatonof Rebel Confederacy
the New Years of "a will rise over
over continent without slave.
which the President mas 6oemny resolved
apply will speedily tumble the Rebellion and its Cause
the grave: Vigorous offensive movements Of the
and proclamation of Freedom The first will give victory
pay the and the reb
their staff support and in the beautiful language of
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Free alike honorable alike in what give and what
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he viii and must Ses
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SIGNIFICANT VoTE.--An election was held
in the city of New York last week for Munich
pal officers. Two tickets were ia the field
democratic and repub lican. In that famous
ward of the city 10 which Is situated the Five
.r1ints' and other kindred brothel Ezsitutions,
III democratic vote was 3,013. and the repub>
lea vote 1873.
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A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUP0NC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

correcting regulating and removing all obstruc-
lions, from whatever cause, and always
successful as a preventive.
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PariI, Dec.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-14

gencies. We we're much surprised 70 hearSof the
talk That lie market was amply provided for.
Ear sfom snch being the case, it is in want Of all
the did and lbeEaty that our citizens ean grant,
There are hundreds of our citizens In afliuent
circumstances, who have notcontributed dollar.
tits hoped they will come forward and give freely.
II IS desirable for the managers Of the market 70
know to what extent, Or for what period OF time,
they can tinancier the market on. The market
can be carried through the period Of the war
whether one, two or more years, with only a
1.-THE of the amount Of money our citizens have
been in the habit spending in travelling, and in
summeri annts Nerthward. ys hi 3ss7es.5 ~
There was some talk about the mild weather.
Though very mild, there have been several JAN
uaries equally so during the present century There
is no prospeet Of any Creole ice this season. IN
the eandne, 1t may not be out of place TO tax q
the stock oficsifor the.next summer. What is che
stock on hand IN some respects it is almost as
important as the stock of salt to our city
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To che Friends
~ -is.-.s - --oF THE - .a. li
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SOUTH.


The Soldiers Relief soey having
lied and dessd by the Secretary Of War and by the Medical
Director Of this Division army perform the services
under the direction Of the Governor the State Hospital have
assumed similar charge supervision Of the following Hos
pitfalls viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital. These filed with patents
from the armies Of the Conedeacy and every effort is being
made provide others fast the increasing necessities of
service demand addition accommodation We have entered
upon the discharge of duties with determination do all
in power whatever Of personal comfort convent
ence, TO alleviate the meunes and TO contribute to the wants
and comforts Of the gallant defenders Of so who may be
stricken down by disease by the casualties of war.
We aereceving liberal eontribuonsto aid in work
from portion Of the Goniederacy but the demands
dailyincreasng and eeud forth this appeal to the
citizens Of the South for further assistance with the
confident expectation that will be proptly and fayoaby
sponded every Southern heart. Tie contributions
needed money for Mattresses blankets flannel under
cshing PROVISIONS sugar and molases articles which
may be useful cessay for the sick the wounded
valeseen These when received distributed the different
Hospitals supervision the Medical Direc-
tor Dr. Yandel However small may be the intrinsic value
articles Constituted let ~ bs borne in mind that if there
multitude Of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed to Mrs Felicia G. Porter,
IS Gedsrttee Nashville Tennessee and where it prac-
cable and do the wishes Of the in regard
to the disposition thereof will be complied WITH 44
From the patriotic citizens of the Confederacy anticipate
prompt and response this appeal in behalf the
gallant soldiers who have consecraed their lives noble
cause aud who have Frustrated while defending
from The aggressions Of ruthless invader. 5Jr PA
I e - HI FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President.