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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-11
Spartan EYOman.-the Daughter of she
Michigan Tenth

Mrs. l.. l.. Deming, well and favoraby known
TO the haJitucS of concerts, who has for long
time been lost sight OF, turns up in Il new roe
a kind of Good Samaritan, AmaZOnian Attache Of
the army. The Cleveland Herald says of this tru
" excellent woman thar she is the adopted daugh-
ter of the Tenth Michigan Regiment, il which her
husband is Captain. Mrs. d. has followed the
fortunes of her husband since the regiment en-
tered the service. She has nursed the sick, cheered
the wounded, sang for the low spirited, and made
herself worth her weight i'll gold in all these offices
which an energetic, fearless woman knows how TO
perform. She ride her sixty miles on horses
back without dismounting but she can march
with the best of them, she is as familiar with the
music af shell and ball with her own notes. and
she is enthusiastically devoted to the war. She
was with the army before Corinth, was under fire
but once! when she was ordered to stedaddle, as
one of our own batteries was placed right in the
rear OF her own tent, which was sure to go by the
board at the first fire. Mrs Deming wore her uni
form while in the camp having hayersack, can
teen and belt with reYolvers.
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late Orders of the WAR Depnrtmens Re
scimdeG
WAR GAZETTE, WAR DEPARTMENT, I
~ .---- WASuINGT0N Snnt

WAR GAZETTE, WAR DEPARTMENT.,
-J #.ttt WAsHINGToN, Sept Z.
Instructions to U. S. Marshals, military
Commandments Provost Marshals, Police,
Sheriffs, &c. The quota OF volunteers and
enrolment OF militia having been completed
in the several States, the necessity for strin-
gent enforcement of the orders of the War De-
partment in respect to volunteering and draft
ing no longer exists f-s-.. ..-.g..s .E-s..s4...
Arrests for violation of these orders and for
disloyal practices will hereafter be made only
upon my express warrant or by the direction
Of the military commander, OF Governor of the
State in which such arrests may be made and
restrictions upon travel imposedby those orders
are rescinded.e .a ~" L
(Signed) l.. G. TURNER,
Judge AdyOcate
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Z.G, SIMMONS, Secretary


Our Legislature met in special session, called
by proclamation ofthe Governor, yesterday. In
the Senate, Gen. IIazelton was elected President
and DR.. Warren, Chief Clerk.
II, L. Palmer was elected Speaker of the As
selnbly, and J. S, Deany sChief Clerk, The Mes.
sage of the Governor urges the necessity of a
complete organization of the State Militia; re-
commends the passage of a law authorizing sol
diers to vote also of supplying the the deficiency
in the Volunteer Aid Fund-all measures of i'm
mediate Importance, We shall publish the Mes
sage Of Governor Solomon; entire next week,
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Fine Wheat.-Mr EsIMoNs Of the Commits
sion house Of TQrbell and Emmons, the other day
showed US a sample Of quite large consignment
of Minnesota, white winter Wheat, they had
lust received. 1t was the finest, largest and best
looking berry that we have seen for years. We
understand it is but fair sample ofthe crops this
season in that State.
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The following new regiments from this State
have been ordered to leave Camp for Cincin
natl
q ,ba DIST Col. SWEET, on Thursday the Il tn
fnst the 23d. Col. GUPPY, on Friday the 18th
+La 295 Col. UrLEY, on Tuesday, the 10th
the 18th. Col. MONTGOMERY on Thursday the
18th
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Fre,H Oysters.-Itis well known saying that
those luscious bivalvs are good in every month IN
tho year that has an ''r" in its name Old Phelps
mindful ofthis fact, promptly on the first OF Sep
TENDER, had quantity Of the finest and freshest
Oysters on hand.
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Esaim storm.-During the past week, we have
had one or two tremendously net days-aImost an
equinoctal Northeastern Some Of our farmers
were caught with oats, wheat or hay down, but as
general thing they were prepared for it. 1t will
do corn, potatoes. ana such crops. much good. AT
the present writing it has cleared off again, and
the weather is as fine, clear and bracing as we eV-
er saw.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-11

VAR Mott, late Chapman and Mott, informs us
thut since he adopted the system of small profits
and cash sales, his business has largely increased
Our people as general thing have. tie means
in hand and are very apt to go where they can
trade to the best advantage. Men who pay cash
for their Goods. will not 90 where they have to
pay two cr three per cent, everything they buy,
to cover the losses on bad debts. We call the att
tention of the peop.e of Kenosha county to Mr..
Mott IS advertisements
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From she I'd Wis. VOIs.-We publish a
very interesting letter from the Surgeon of the I'd
WIS Vols. with full and accurate list Of the
killed and wounded. Itwillbe perused withinter'
est by those who have friends and relatives in the
Regiment. No son or daughter Of Wisconsin can
read this account of the dongs af the I'd, without
feeling of pride and oxultation. swelling up
amid the feelings of sadness and sorrow, that 50
many, and such brave men should be sacrificed to
80 little purpo-e.
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DISSOLUTION.

ymyuE co.uartnershp heretofore existing under the
Il name and firm OF Balm d Brother, Is this day
ed by mutual consent Athe unset business
Of the Arm win be arranged by Edward Balm
" VIZ ~ EDWARD BAN,
LEWIS Balm.
Kenosha, July 1st, 1852.
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Take Notice !!

All PARTIES indebted to the late Arm Of Balm Bro.y
NV note or book win please call at my office and
settle The subscriber earnestly hopes that all those 80
indebte1 will their best efforts in paying bis Claims
at as early period as possible. n,y
Bind -'a ." EDWARD DAM
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prairie ChicIens.-f you want Pralrie
Chicken Cooked to a turn by way OF lunch
or otherwise, just call in Old Phelps Metripoi>
itan Eating Rrooms.
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Don't Forget that our friend E. G., BRowN
continues to sell almost every variety of Goods al
such low prices that everybody wonders how he
can afford ii; We have heard people who have
not been in the habit of trading at Mr.. Browns
making the greatest wonder at his prices. They
would not believe he sold to them at his usual
rates, but sold to them cheaper than usual as Il
bait to catch their custom. And we heard Que
farmer actually scoldjng and mad as q march hare
because Mr. Brown sold hrm groceries so cheap
saying that he was not a ifs h to be caught with
such bail The fact is, those who are in the hab
itoftrading at Mr.. Browns know that such bait
is only his usual prices
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New Pianos, octave, full iron Frame reservoir
case Of sweet and powerful tone and |arfan'eo Il '00
wish. for five years-and only 5000.
,lso several nearly as good as new Pianos at 800,
s125 $50 Any one wanting first class PIANO at d
small cost will do well to call 1T once.
: p steers. Dealer in oks Music, Racine.
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yKNHE FOLLOWING PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD FOR
II charges at the Depot of the Milwaukee ana chi
cago RAILROAD, in Kenosha, August 18th, 1862:
II b. Furguson-1 Box Drugs.
o. j. Loumsburgh-1 Lumber wagon
Mary Wood Box Goods. -. aE
w NJ Patient Hay Press ts8 ~
7 w. Vincent-1 Cast Wheel.
A. Moon--6 Boxes Drugs. o,. - ,,oor,, \, m
tKenoaha June 26th, 1862. Ems
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The undersigned having purchased OF Edward BAN
bs entire interest in the stock of Hardware OF BAN
pro viii continue business at their old stand, on
ne Garner of Main and Market Streets.
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OF the Kenosha County Agriculture! society! wiz
,,a,I o, Thursday and Friday, the 25th and
2Oth days Of September -
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Mails close at the Post Office as follows
(foTyG sOUrH--3. 40 A. NJ; 3 90 ?. NJ
Cf9IyG NonTH-I0.40 A. NJ; SEQ P. "
Pogr orFzg, open from 715A. NJ. to P. NJ. Sundays
excepted.)
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i. Is. HEASE,
Thus at last has come the sorrowtuI tidings OF
the death of tic .frsl one Of the band Of noble
yol,r IN from this city. God has been very
. this community, as compared with
many in this state, where almost every family are
nourners. Let parents, wives. sisters and friend
prepare for the sacrifice that must be made, Our
cause is just, we shall succeed, though at ,he
cost Of many such sacrifices and ii we do succeed
the price is not too great. j. B. W.
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GEO. Ii. NICHOLS,

As yoa said in your letter 'you have made
your great sacrifice for your country yes wei
gave the best we had to give. We placed the
: lift upon the altar and it has been consumed
Our tears fail to help swell the rivers that are
flowing, and the dark pail ofmCurnlng that covers
so many homes, now rests upon oar own. Thy
will Oh, God be done,
mrs in Christ
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winter Wilcat.-We understand that quite
number Of our farmers going to try a small
crop of winter wheat this fall. We have before
remarked that our friend II. II. Tarbel had some
seven acres of winter wheat the present harvest
1t averaged about IS bushels per Rcre, of very SUI
perior wheat lie has sold the most of the crop
for seed. No farmer should waste his seed, by
sowing it without some protection. Those who
have tried sowing oats for aprotection have founC
it answers well. Mr.. Tarbell covered his, witt
straw and coarse manure, which answered bette
perhaps, besides enrichng the ground
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HHnndcfni but True.

Hi. TARBELL, has the Ch,cago Da'Iy Ir'
hnne at d cents q week.
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Fruit StOre-Mcssrs. Bronson " BONE keep
the greatest variety and the finest Fruit, to be
found anywhere on the Lake Shor They take
great pains to obtain the earliest and the latest of
the season. Strawberries Whortleberres, Black
berries, Raspberries of wonderful dimensions have
altogether or SUCCESSFULLY, tempted the palates
of our citizens in their windows. And now APP
pies, and Peaches ofmarycllous proportions and
havors, arc all the style.
We don't see how the people of Kenosha could
get along without BRoNsoN & BoNE's Fruit Store
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From these extracts, and other sources l ain
convinced that the LIST Wisconsin Cavalry has
performed its share Of labor, and endured hard
ship and suffering during the time has been in the
field.
Twill give you Mr.. Nichols kind letter.
. ....... C,up JTEIENA Aup ID
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NOTICE.

Kenosha, July 1st, 1862.
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Zenosba. Rockford & Rock Island R. R.
TIME TABLE
prniu Going west;
main Coming Ens
arrivo1 and Departure of Mails.

p. U. 7 q H.
,SwDsrintendept and manager
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

lscomposed entirely of healing gums, and vegetable
oils and herbs. It is perfectly safe for the most
delicate to use. I car most sincerely say that
have never known any, however delicate, to be in
iured by it in the least ! will continue to ask the
afflicted, who have not used it, to try it for the
following diseases. fthcy are not satisfied with
its healing properties, the money will be cheerrtly
refunded by the agent where the medicine is for
sale.
If Won have Pain in the Stomach or Bowels, try
dose of Pain Panacea internally, battle externally
over the parts affected and YOU viii at once restore
the proper action and relieve the pain.
If You have Bruise or Wound, battle it well with
the Pain Panacea four times day. Ii will relieve
the pain, and take ont all the poison, and heal the
wound in a short time.
II You are suffering from Neuralgia or Rheumatic
Pains apply the Pain Panacea freely. and take 4
dose OF it internally. morning, noon and night it
viii not only cure the pain. but will remove the
cause of the disease.
you have the Dyspepsia and your food dis
tlesseS your stomach after eating, take dose of
Pain Panacea after each meal.
If You have Cankered or Sore mouth or Throat
apply the Pain Panacea to the affected parts. and
gargle the mouth or throat three or four times a
day.
If YOU have the Diarrhma. or a relaxed state of
they will soon be restored If you have painful
swelling, battle the parts freely, and you will soon
relieve the pain, and the swelling win be reduced.
If you have severe toothache. apply the Pain
Panacea on piece of cotton, and battle the gum at
the same time; it will stop the pain instantly.
If you have pain in the Breast, Side Back or
Kidneys. battle the parts affected morning and
night at the same time take dose of Panacea
internally.
If Mother has Caked Breast, apply the
Pain Panacea as hot as it can be borne.
II you feel chilly or cold, as though you CO.
ing to have fever. take dose of Panacea.
II you have wound, cut, or gals on your horse,
apply the Pain Panacea; it Will take out all the
Inflammation. and heal the sore in a short time.
Sold by all the principal druggists, and by
REDINGTON * CO., a gents,
4lG and AIS Front street. San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

PRorEcrloN.-It is not generally known
that the overland mail contractors secured az
obligation from Government. last Spring. to
the effect that fifteen hundred soldiers should
be stationed along the route for lis protection !;
and if any losses shoald hereafter occur 10 the
contractors, they are 10 recover Of the Gov
eminent to the full amount Hence the neces-
sitv of placing troops on the overland mail
line at such points as they may be deemed
most available Captain Mclean is ordered
to report at Salt Lake, and will probably be
sent beyond there. while the bulk of Colonel
Connor's men viii probably leave their princI-
pal station at Rubey Valley with outposts at
this and the other side Of that place.
fSilver Age.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

BAR1Ey.-The stock of barley IN this Terri
tory IS very limited and receipts barely cover
the demand. 1t goes of readily at seven cents.
with an increased disposition among BUYERS to
hold on and store Tor winter use. As vet there
are not accommodations enough TO run the Ter
ritory one week il all supplies were stopped
a gtsst number Of horses and mules are being
used now in hauling lumber, wood and quartz
Indeed, the roads appear to be lined with them
in every direction; of course. they must have
barley rs there is 20 other feed in the market
! excepting hay and as the supply of barley Is
Mort IN California. and it appears 10 come
forward with great reluctance, or under many
difficulties it Is feared by some that winter
may set in finding Us entirely unpVepared with
horse feed. Ii is 10 be hoped that this viii
nol De the case. as many mill men would be
unable 70 supply themselves with quartz and
wood in time TO run on during the winter. aud
viii be compelled TO stop unless there IS q
sufhcency Of feed here TO justify the keeping
of teams on hand. Caiii0TnanS may do well
10 take these facts into consideration, and send
forward their barley ii il can be spared.
Carson Silver Age.
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MEDICAL.
FISH'S
INFALLIBLE Hair REST0RER
$685.. FOR--.---
Restoring Gray Hair to its Original Color
FISH'S

1t PREVENTS THE HAIR FROM FAILING
L CT, II cures haldneSS. and removes al dsnGFGs
and Scnri from the head.
Ii sliays all irritation fror the scalp. Il coolS
and refreShes the head ana impartS u the hair a
healthy. lively appearance.
P.S--The properties which remove dandruf and
Scarf rom the head. allay irritation and free the
scalp from hUmorS. render tins article invaluable
as a atioa in all cutaneous affections such As Itch.
Rash. salt RbeBm. Chillolaias, ErySipelaS Ring
worms, shingles Bites and sings Of lnsectS and
all eTuptions q the skin, especially tha, caused by
POISON DAN.
The only genuine article Is put m in PINT
BOTTLES. and the written signature Of y. MILLS,
the original proprietor and manufacturer. on the
label and wrapper. Beware Of all put mp in dif,e
rent Style which is COUNTERFEIT.
REDINGTON 4 CO,
Wholesale AgeatS,
4l6 and AS Front street. san Francisco.
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DR.. VIM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS
Consumption 4stana. Night Srsats Splitting
Blood Colds. Coughs Eadga>G, Pam
IA The side and al Diseases
oTfhf lungs

Dr. VIM. Halls Bslsam for the Lungs, in all
cases, gives the best Of satisfaction
Dr.Wm. Halls Balsam Tor the Lungs has wrought
more cures since its Introduction than any other
cough medicine.
DR.. Wm. Halls Balsam for the Lungs is endorsed
by your leading physicians As the safest and best
remedy now before the public.
Dr. Wm. Halls Balsam for The Lungs is safe to
use among children. and yet powerful in cases Of
chronic pulmonary diseases.
Or. VIM. Halls BalSam for the Lungs brings its
certificates almost daily Of its wonderful cures in
all parts OF the country.
The more striking proof Of the intrinsic worth
and excellence Of Or. VIM. Halls BalSam for the
Lungs, Is shown in the rapdty with which il be-
comes general tavorite with the people. There is
nothing Of a similar nature but what Is soon cast
into the shade when the Balsam has been thor
oughy tested The agents for its sale, the country
over, in ordering supplies, are very enthusiast
tic in its favor saying: 1t is just the thing; it
acts like charm its effects are truly magical
The purchaser should be very particular 10 ask
for, and take none but DR.. WILLIAM HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, which is warranted
to give satisfaction or the money returned.
For sale 10y all druggists. and by
REDINGTON & CO..
Sole Agents.
AIS and 4lS Front street san Francisco
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

TWENTY EIGHT TuoUSAND.-This State I'M
der the new call for three hundred thousand
more men, will have to furnish twenty eight
thousand. When will this twenty eight thou
sand men be raised. if Republicans tell men
they viii not join the army unless Lincoln
Will carry on the war L. suit them p This
has been done in Frceport, by men holding
positions in our city. Is this the way to raise
an army? VIII this crush ont the rebellion
The abolition portion OF the Republican party
swear that they do not want the Cd Union
restored or the Constitution maintained 1t
was only the other day that some Of this class
\ declared that they would never join the army
No restore the Union. Are they not beautiful
Union men And in the very face of their
own tofgism. they will cry out jeff Davis
sympathlzars at Democrats who want TO have
the Constitution protected and the Union re-
stored. jeff DAVIS Is just Ike them opposed
to the cid Constitution and the old Union
Thea who are the real sympaihizers of the
rebels OF course. they are those who are
fighting for the same object-the destruction
OF he old Constitution and the old Union
Ne man who is honest can deny this
IT appears that Robert c. Winthrop. of
Massachusetts, SympathizeS with the rebel
lion At least. in his letter to the meeting of
the conservatives in New York the other day.
he says Nobody can doubt that the wild
projects Of some Of our civilians and the wilder
proclamations of some of our Generals have
done much to comphcate and aggravate the
difficulties Of the hour" This. according to a
certain foolish class, is Lending aid to the
enemy.
They DID Do Ir.-The Republicans during
the last Presidential campaign did parade the
/strcets OF Freeport with halfstarred banners.
Some Of the same banners have been run out
recently. At that time this party, or a por-
ton Of It, only recognized the Northern States
and discarded the South entirely Repnbli-
cans may howl over their tory flags as much
as they please, but they know they used them
Those flags were regular secession banners, for
like those used by the rebels to-day, they
represented only part of the Union
Freeport ,lll.) Bulletin.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

A REPUBLICAN paper says: " The Tribune
now gives loose rein to its instincts, and will
wax holder and bolder aud become more exul-
tant as the bonds of the Union are weakened
or discovered. Indeed there is reason for the
belief that the Tribune would regret nothing
so much as the reconstruction Of the dismem-
bered republic, and that its labors are directed,
not to bring back the slave States which have
seeded. but to drive off those which still re.
main Albany Evening Journal.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

al who have used Il.
with confidence IN al
/ recommended.
within the last TWO
allhopc> ofrelief. aSihe
certificates in my pes
apted 10 the tempera
taking ii, and used il
gently on the bowels.
Judgment guide yoU IN
Vigorator, and it viii
Bilious Attacks, nys-
Summer Complaints
stomach Habitual Cos
era Morhus, Cholera la-
JaGniice Female Weak
successfully A. an ord
It will cure Sick Head
testify in twenty min
>poOnfnlS are taken al
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

SIERRA FALLEY-A post Office has been
established at this valley, with VIM. Arms,
Postmaster.
The weekly Butte record., 1862-09-06

JOIN CLARK, of Smiths Ferry, was stopped
last week BY a highwayman. between that
place aud Bear Valley, and his money de-
manded. BY having pistol stuck at bis head.
A seuffie ensued, in which Mr.. c., who had
no weapons about him, was knocked down
several times by blows over the head with a
six-shooter. Upon rising to bis feet, he pulled
out sack of gold dust. containing ffty-six
ounces, and dealt the thief such blow in the
face as to knock him down. Mr.. Clark then
started and made good his escape with all his
dust the robber firing at him until his pistol
was emptied. The same party robbed boy,
on the road from Coulterville to Don Pedro's
bar Mariposa Gazette.