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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-03

Capt Birch.-Capt Will Birch, Co. B.
93d Ohio, is at present in the city, on service
connected with the interests Of the Regiment
He has earOsd the reputation of the best
Captain in his corps, and would make far
more creditable field officer than many we can
name. He puts on no "style," and he don't
affect "airs." We have the very best evidence
for saying that bis men greatly esteem him,
and confde in him, and he has the respect
and confidence of his superior officers II be
does not stand justly on the line of promo
ton, we confess we have no proper conoep-
ton of the subject We do no violence to
our conscience or to the public intelligence
when speaking in terms Of praise Of Capt
Birch, We learn that he will return to bis
regiment about the 10th inst, aud he win
convey letters TO the boys from their friends
here.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-03

Tulpehooken o. Kat an election for
Justice of the Peace in German Township
December /, 1862, j, F. Kern, Democra,
received 23O, VIM. Gunckel, Republican l6l
votes. Democratic majority 60.
At the October election the Republicans
had "a majority There is Democratic gain
of lO3 votes The Germantown Indepen
dent made the issue direct between Demo
cracy and Abolishionsm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-03

The Poor I'VE are requested to say that
there will be a meeting of Ladies who are ac-
tuatsd by benevolent motives, in the Base
ment of the Third St Presbyterian Church
at o'clock 2. NJ, to devise measures for the
systematic relief Of the poor of our city.
1t ia not necessary for us to appeal to the
ladies to attend this meeting. 1t is only me-
cessary for us to mention the matter in order
to have the good-hearted ladies of the city
attend the meeting Saturday afternoon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-03

ffllk undersigned Is prepared to do all knds Of up
l. nOlstery. repairs VI IlfnItuie re- yafl1sl us
$50, all kinds oi paper hanging Vt short nylrr
at the rooms above Mr.. ,. AbDey's Drug Stofe A o
l2U Nam street, south oi The market.
ieDS rIEI UnAs. A. MlklHAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-03

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
U Y. 4 WI NUN 7
Maj. Gen. Commanding
fPubLisbed .Tnne & 1869 I
CHAPTER 232

AN ACT relating to the redemption of lands which
were sold for unpsid taxes levied in the year
1853. = + -
The People Of the State Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Senate end assembly, do enact as tollows.
Section |. The time for the redemption of lands
sold at any time in the year 1859, tor the unpaid
texes levied in the year 1853 is hereby extended to
the first day of December next.
Sec =. II the clerk of the county board of euper.
visors OF any county has caused to be published
in the manner required by existing laws. a list of
unredeemed lands which were sold in the wear
1859, no further publication shall be necessary in
consequence of the preceding section; and in slI
cases where any such clerk has not caused to be
published as provided by law, any list of unre.
deemed lands sold at any time in said wear 1859
FOR taxes of the preceding year, such clerk shall
cause such list TO be published for twelve success.
sive weeks prior TO the first day Of November next
with notice of the time Of redemption; which list
and notice shall be published in the newspaper in
which such lists and notices are now reduired to
be published.
See. ). This act shall DO published and take ef
feet Immediately and the secretary of state shall
forthwith transmit printed copies thereof to the
several clerke oft county boards of supervisors
Approved June > 1862
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

eGicu..o & EgiIyvuuI1ee BE. ES.---Caan aa8e
of Tfu,e.-Il will be noticed by the Time Table
that a slight change has been made in the arrival
and departure Of Trains on this road. The &C
commodatiou train from the North arrives at l.03
p. H. instead Of s. and going north, starts at 5.I5
A. NJ instead Of ac 6.
There are ID few other things to be noticed in this
connection The Chicago K Milwaukee Railroad
has never been behiudhandin accommodating the
travelling public, and especially the local traffic
and travel OF the country, The towns and cities
through which It passes. Tho general manage.
maut Of the Road, from the able efficient and in
defaGieable Mister Of Transportation J 7. Moody,
down. has ever been accommodating, conciliutory
and oJIigirg. and We know ofu0 Road that is in
better local roputo and estimation tbeu this. 1t
has model conductors--gc ntlemaply, bland and
obI.zinc, with whom it IS pleasure to travel and
speaking ofthis station at least we can say il has
a model station Ageu. Our friend, and the trav-
cling pubic's friend, J.. BRoenwAY bas for years
flied this post MOST admirably.
But what we started TO say is, that the G. & NJ
Road determined not to be outdone by even steam
boat men, have put o. q night accommodation
,rain. from the north, with elegant sleeping cars
and make the fare on this train to correspond
the steamboat fare whatever that is A trainstaTts
from Milwaukee with sleeping car attached, Mt the
same time the boat starts, for Chicago,upon which
fhe faro is the samoa a. by boat This train arrives
here Is il.o3 p. u. Passengers who wish 70 take
any OF the morning trains cut of Chicago for The
east. south CT west can take the sleeping car here
arrive in Chicago at three o'clock in the morning
-sshad with eIaen aad ready to resume the
Journey. ANY ofoor people wishing to visit Mil
waukeo ON business or pleasure cal take the ae
conrmodation train in the morning and have al
/ day IN the city aud rotun in tho evening, Onl,
/ 81 30 for the round trip.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
NTEw YORK MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

benevolent Institution endowed for the cure Of CHRONIC
DISEASES OF EVERY NATURE PROTECT FROM
QUACK ADAERTsERs MPosTERs No charges for
el ne until cured and in case ofextreme poverty
NEWT FREE No Minerals or Poisonous Drugs used.
Physicians have had long and extensive xnerenee both
in private and Hospital practice following are some
OF the complaints to which special attention is given
diseases q The Head Throat Lungs Heart Stomach Liver
4aey biaSaer hAeenatlsn 4lts Cancer, Piles, Nervous
Affections, Diseases Of the Sexual Organs Seminal
ness Impotence and Yrueut Diseases every natuTe posi-
lively cured Diseases Of FEMALES ALL TRREGULART-
TIEs successfully treated blindness and Deafness cured
without painful operations Patients treated By letter. by
sendigg statement Of their Medicine any
part CT the country, cOnsulation free all Address
lamp enclosed, DR. /. GRAVES, Consulting Physician
lvtE BROel0 ADWAY. Nav- yor
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
se.ere..1ng wea...er a.ael..lea.

The following statistics Of the weather, for the
past three months, by our fellow citizen Rev JOHN
GRIDLEY, one Of the most careful, accurate and
untirinG meteorologists in the State, viii be Of in
terest to our readers. Many will be surprised to
learn that the mean temperature for the three
months, March, April and May, has been even
above tbat of ihe same months in 1861.
Il Synopsis Of Meteorological O5serUstions, at the
CRY Of Ecuosaa, for tLe months Of March, April
ppd May, 1852. BY j. GRIDLEY. (.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

We publish only portion Of the schools this
week, The teachers will notice, we have correct
ed few errors in their reports, as requested. If
there are any mistakes to be corrected now, tue
Teachers will do us kindness, well as them
selves, by reporting the errors to us at the first
opportunity. B. L. DODGE,
Co. Supt of Schools
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

Wonderful bat Truo.-New Pianoes, octave
full iron Frame rosewood case Of sweet and P2werisl
tone and warranted you wish, for Eve years and on
" $500 Also several nearly as good as new Pianos
at slOO-E12J-$l5J Any one wanting first class
piano st a small cost will do well to call at once.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

eur Public scIpooIs.-The number ofsohol-
ars in our public schools seems to be increasing
weekly. From ;Lo semi monthly report, June 9Th,
for the previous two weeks. il appears that the
whole number ofscholars enrolled was S4l-whole
No. actually belonging, sos, and the average
daily attendance, about 600.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

Men WanteI.-Capt. BARTER, late ofthe LIST
wis. Cavalry, is recruiting company for the20th
wis. Regiment. Here is a chance for those wish
inc to enlist in the service Of the country.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
The Latest Battles!
+ FREMONT AND Mitchell BOTH
VICTORIOUS!
Headquarters Army in the Field, !
Camp near Port Republic, June g.


Hon. q. II. Stanton, Sec'yof War:
The army left Il arrisonburg at six o'clock, A. NJ,
and at half past s my advance engaged the rebels
about miles from that place near Union Church.
Che enemy was very advantageously posted in the
timber, having chosen his position, forming
smaller circle than own. and with his troops
formed en- masse. 1t consisted, undoubtedly, OF
jackson entire force.
The battle began with heavy firing at Il o'clock
and lasted with great obstinacy and violence till
p. NJ. Some skirmshing and artillery firing con
tinued from that time till dark. Our troops fought
occasionally under the murderous fire of greatly
superior numbers, the hottest of the small arm fire
being on the left wing, which was held by Stahrs
brigade, consisting of five regiments. The bayo~
net and canister shot were used freely and with
great effect by our men.
The loss on both sides is very great Ours is
very heavy among the officers
A full report of those who distinguished them
selves will be made without partially l desire
to say that both officers and men behaved with
splendid gallaniry aud that the service of the ar
tiilery was especially admirable.
We are encamped on the field of battle-which
may be renewed at any moment
lsigned j. c. FREMONT,
Mai Gen. Commanding
"WEDNESDAY, 43P.M
| Judge skinner, President Of the Chicago SAM
tary Commission, has just received the following
cheerful dispatch:
| CAIRO, June ii. Gen. Mitchell has won an.
other brilliant victory at Chattanooga in South
ern Tennessee. The enemy has been completely
routed after two days hard fighting"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
v,,o gfahs spirit.-3Iessra,

The Right spirit.-Me ssrs, HEAD & CAMP.
ggr1 will not allow their loss by fire lasr week,
to interfere with their plans and arrangements to
furnish farmers Of this and adjoining counties with
Rcapers and Mowers Of the most desirable pattern
and the most substantial and reliable work. Many
farmers who have used the Hubbard Reaper &
Mover, speal, in sic highest terms Gifts efficiency
oB1 -,-grth
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

History OF the War for the Union, Civil
Military and Naval by +. A Duyckink, Illus
trated by Alonzo Chapel. S
This is the title of 4 work now being published
by Johnson. Fry 81 Co.. New York, by subscrip'
ton. 1t is published in semi.monthly parts and
sold only to Subscribers The work in artistic fin
ish-lsttsr press and illustratons-is issued in the
very highest style of art It is to be an impartial
comprehensive history of this most unholy and
wicked rebellion ever known and should form g
norton Of every person,s library.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
ssrntnc, Yo,r Esnl.aEng $.

E5rotee. yo,.r Esuildiag s.-The number Q
buildings thas have been 5ruci, with IiSa5n n@
this spring should adnoaish people OF the neees-
sity 9th swing their buildings protected with Light
ninr Rods # the very best kind. The Excelsior
Copper Light alag Rod" kept and put up by W.
n TrrrLE &. raorHgE Of this city, have long
had the reputation ofbeing the very best now IN
use. They are put up IN the very best style, ona
on the most reasonable terms,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

make "A Note Of FIJI T. PHELPS, The
Ancient has been making Improvements IN his
sSTetropolitan Eating Rooms, in Days Building
t,rpin, norton gift into pleasant ice Cream
Saloon. lie has started Soda Fountain ana
furnishes a mos. capital Lemonade, These hot
summer evenings, afoauing glass Of Soda or such
O. Lemonade as "OId Phelps can make, does not
como araiss. And then he has fitted up his rooms
SO neat and clearly and has 50 many flowers ana
plants in them. that II IS pleasure to 90 there
and get cooling GraUghs ~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

H.H. TARBELL, has the Chscogo Dally Tri-
5l,0e at 3 cents q week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

Busurauco.-If people are going to have then
property insured shey w,tnt 70 have it insured IN
the most reliable and able Companies. It viii be
noticed that S.Y. BRAEDE Is the hgent for . I"s
Lond9u q LigcrDool Iasurcaca Company, one one. OF
the most reliable companies TO be fonnd' This
company was one of the heaviest losers IN 1he
late fire at Troy, n losing s153,38o, witch has
all been promptly adjusted and paid
g. A H,.crtis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

PETIT. at the new News Depot, has the Chicago Dali
~ Tribune and an Weekly ara Monthly publica-
tons 7Gss
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

see 4.h page for an interesting letter from osr
correspondent Nv, from the Wis. First and other
interesting matter.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
ar YOU WANT
TIEATHER RENOVATING ESTAB.
n LISHMENTl

The subscribers would respectfully announce to the
citizens Of the city and county Of Kenosha that they
have opened establishment in this city for Renova-
sing and Purifying Feathers, by scientific and patent
process, by which they ard will guarantee to make
at trifing expense to the owners.
Old Feathers Good New!
And improve new rs per cent. For the truth Q
this statement, refer to parties in ths city whose
beds we have already Renovated. Beds 90 to 100 years
old have by this ngenius process been restored to the
original qualities. NHg
They carry on the business the FIRST door east Of the
Durkee House, where they would be pleased to receive
calls and orders for work They will call in any part OF
the city for BEDS prepare and return them same day
and satisfaction Orders may also be left at the
City Hotel. -..
People from the country can bring their beds and
have them to take home the same day. ts--tv
SNOW d OLMSTEAD. "a
Kenoshs, Nav 2sth. 1892 SIT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
$153,S $4,000!
The London & Liverpool lbs. Co.
All <r .ae,,,. mt,
Anad their Losses at Troy.

From the ''Wa Street Underwater"
The London and Liverpool the heaviest sufferer by
this frethe company had 100 policies in the burnt dis.
tct, involving Sl533S0. The agency in New York has
furnished with the following complete list fthe Com
panys loss this occason 1t bat fair to say that
the officers OF the company have .1aced the musicn in
the promptest manner. Mr. Bacon, the local agent is
sued the following advertisement all policy holders
and Col Hendricks, the Albany and General Agent Of
the Company has devoted himself the whole Of the past
week. to adjusting and paying the losses as fast az he
could get through them. We understand he paid out
$6O0O6 in Troy within the week following the fire. It's
estimated that this this Troy loss will to just about
IL per cent on the aecumua ted assets the company
"Pocy holders Of the Liverpool and London Insur-
ance Companies, are requested to call Immediately at
their Office No 2l9 River street, that their may
be at adjusted and paid in full without any deduc-
ton Of lnteres1. J. g. BACON, Agent Co.
No comment is necessary. For insurance in Ibis Com
pany apply to y. Y. BRANDE,
SIT gent OF KenOsha.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

s.feut. Scott Of rhe wis. Firsf.-Lieut'
GEORGE j.. ScorT Of Co, /, LIST Wis. Infantry, has
for some time past held tie position of Post Adju
tant, at Louisville, X. His friends will be happy
to learn that he is making favorable impression
on the good people of that city. We clip the fol-
lowin. conaulondalory article from The Louisville
y9qraaZ oE die 1885, Of May:
,sgre Lguisr5Is Baryacks.-We regret to learn
that Major =. T. Flint, Sixteenth United States
Infantry, has been relieved from the command OF
the post Major Flint has gained many warm
friends since bis advent among us-for all accord
To hial great eEiciencya an officer, combined with
the most perfect courtesy and gentlemanly de.
meauer. An officer Of the Fifth United States In
fantry. whose name we have not yet learned, sue
ceeds 10 the command. We hope that Lieut.. Geo.
T. Scott First Wisconsin Volunteers, will be re
tanned in his present position OF Post AoJutant-
Since the removal of headquarters to Nashville,
the duties Of this position have been very onerous,
aad Lieut. Scott has discharged these labors with
an assiduty, efficiency, and courtesy really com
meudable. 1t is pleasing TO note that, among his
brother officers, Lieut. Scott bears the reputation
Of o hgh-toned honorable soldier, as well as
social and clever gentleman.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
of The KenoSha telegraph

| Editors Of The KenoSha Telegraph:
The gods of the elements for the last two days.
have been little more propitious. The north
easterly winds have subsidized, and the genial rays
of the sun have fallen with intensity truly as
tonishing to lovers of cool breezes. Thermometer
standing at Sc in the shade to-day Crops are very
backward, corn looks poorly and many pieces are
being eaten by the grub or worm. Grain is very
small and thin the cbimt9 bugs have already made
their appearance in large numbers, and are dom g
much damage. If their progeny, which will be
able to work about the latter part of July, are pro
porti0nate in numbers, they will ruin grain entire
ly- Grain in the towns of Salem and Brighton is
about the same as in this town, and the bugs
equally active An intelligent farmer in the latter
town, told me that rolling grain after il about
four inches high, was great prevention to the
working of the bugs, as it killed them by the thous
and, and seemed to disarrange their operations
He hud tried the experiment, and it proved sac
eessful. Try it farmers.
have lately seen some fields of winter wheat in
the town of Salem that look promising also few
fields OF rye. The late severe frost des true
tive to garden vegetables generally, ard in some
localities has injured the fruit. Apple trees are
HuLlCleiiliy W oSCertdiu NHetuSF LHey
were injured or not, but the north easterly winds
have been. sufficient to prove their Instruction
The late storm that passed through Brighton was
very severe the lightning striking various objects
trees were split to pieces, one COW killed, shed
struck and consumed, and granary covered with
prairie shingles was struck, but after thorough
sprinkling with milk and water the fire final.
ally smothered out. The grain AMI corn in some
places was entirely washed out or covered up.
Take it on the whole, theprospect for the farmer
is not very hattering, just at this present time yet
we may be bless with an abundant harvest. $50
mote in be-"
Bristol. J,tnc 4tb, 1862. G. l. S.
3 . --s-0-4----
Egiac}EwoOd's Masazine.-Ihe May mum
Der las come to hand from the American publish
ers, Messrs LEONARD ScoTT & Co, New York
The contents this month are more than usually
interesting. The following is the list
a Visit to Rugby,
Sensation Novels,
Caxtoniana-Past IY.-On the Management of
@ Money, addressed chiefly to the Young
The Renewal of Life,
Chronicles of Carlingford: Salem Chapel-Part
The FRS! Guild Day,
The Anglo Saxon Chronicle,
President Andrew jackson,
Price Of Blackwood SO year. Blaekwood and
any one of the Four Reviews, S. Blackwood and
the -Four Reviews $40, -.z AZ
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12
EANTs: rs!

Now is the time 50 secure choice suPplyof
.TOMAIOS,
CABBAGE,
CAULIFLOWER
And other vegetable plants for transpanttng. Also
House plants Of all kinds,
ID A II l. a S
In great varieties Bedding out plants for the flower
Garden &c &C., all Of which may be found at the Net
ropoital Eating Rooms 10 Day Bndiug, Nain Street,
and will sold cheaper than the cheapest for cash and
country produce
Orders from the county promptly attended to, by
Il. y. PHELPS.
Keposna, Nav u, 1852.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12

The Atlantic NOu;hiy.-This sterling
Magazine is received from the Publishers TICK
NOR & FIELDS, Boston, for June. The number is
an extremely interesting one, filed. as it Is with
the productions of some OF Americas most noted
writers: The contents are Walking, by the late
Henry D. Thoreau-War and Litelasure--An Or
der for a PictUre-The South Breaker by Miss
Prescott-The Sam Adams Regiments in Boston
Out Of the Body to Got-The Health of our
Girls--The Horrors OF San Domingo, by John
Weiss-Methods Of study in National History, by
Pfof. Agassiz-The Author Of Charles Auches
ter'-The Astrea at the CapitaI-Pere Antone's
Date Pa.m-Solid Operations in Virginia-Sun-
thin in tue Pastoral Line, by james Russell Low
ell The next volume which commences with the
July number Is going 70 be made still more inter
esting than the onej just closed. Terms 50 year
-25 cents q number.
Tarbeu hasthe Atlantic and ell other Il gazines,
as wei ar fall assortment OF Books and Station
cry.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-06-12


The Schools OE w al vOrt IA. q. Cheney,
County Superintendent Of Schools Of Walworth,
we notice Is publishing in 7ite ELElor" I'aepe@d,
eat, notes Of the Schools in his county after the
style OF those published BY our County Supeur-
tendon. in TuE TELEGRAPH, last winter. These
notes must be interesting TO those residing IN the
county. Neither the schools nor schoolhouses we
should say. would average as good as ours
nUruiGurc-Seo the advertisement OF Messrs,
Widen * Go. They advertise full stock OF
Household FURNITURE and Cabinet ware Peter
Wfdea has long been known as first class work
mani in the Cabinet Ware line, as web as dealer
lie has now associated with him two partners who
are Drac.ieQl men in the businesz-incroased his
stock. and rcragved to more central location on
Market st.
See Advertisements