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Erom the First wisconsin Cavalry.

COrreSp OuueHCe OF tle 1eleBTdpA
Carr G1RARDEAU, Mo, Sept. Sd, 1862.
DEAR TELEGRAPH,-Ha contemplated
writing you for some time, and failing until
now to do so, and being poor hand to make
an apology and not much of a writer, this may
not be very interesting letter.
You are no doubt aware of the condition Of
the lst Wis. Cavalry, and 1 will not speak of
its whereabouts but give some account of that
portion of it which is stationed at this post.
Having large scope of country southwest
of here for the feldsof operation, it keeps us
busily engaged in that mode of warfare com
monty known as bush-whacking. The county
seat of Cape Girardeau County is Jackson, ten
miles distant, which is one of the worst secesh
places in the state. The rOad to jackson is
the best in the state and is our favorite road
for scout. Aed when an expedition starts
for Jackson, every one wants to go, partly be,
cause of the good road and more because the
prospects are favorable for brush with the
rebels.
The notorious Jefery is supposed to be
providing about Jackson, and whenever any in
diately dispatched in pursuit.
One night last week it was supposed that
this Jeffrey was in the vicinity of jackson with
force of from 200 to $50 men, and we were
ordered to hold ourselves in readiness to start
at midnight for Jeffery's camp. Midnight arr
rived, and we were ready: but not hundred
as was expected, for some on whom we depend,
ed were State Militia men and had left early in
tho evening for another place. On counting
we found we had only forty.
But Adjutant Brooks who was in command
of the expedition, thought best to push on and
if possible form junction with Capt. McLane
who was thought to be moving from another
direction to the same point, and if he failed
to meetSCapt McLane, and if the enemy was
at Jackson, to take him by surprise and rout
him with our small party. But on arriving at
the place it was ascertained that the enemy had
not been there. However the Adjutant took
every precaution to find that all was right
BY this time it was daylight; and after posting
plckets on all the roads leading out of the place,
we invited ourselves out to breakfast with the
citizens.
After breakfast the Adj made few demons
STATIONS round about the town and finding
everything quiet started for home, but not un-
| til we made the second call on our seccsh
friends by the way of strengthening the in
ward man
In speaking of Adjutant Brooks it reminds
me of a siur, that some one has tried to throw
out against him which found its way into the
columns of late number of the Kenosha Times
signed COntraband
There may be some understan5:0o between
the Adjutant and this Contrabano that
know nothing. But do know .aat AdJutant
Brooks is here on daily duty: and appointed
by Col. Daniels to act as Regimental adjutant.
And my advice to the Contraband would be to
do more and sag less.
Truly Yours
SCOUT.
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shocking Railroad Accident.

ST. LOUIS, Sept 9, 1862.
Last night, between and 10 o'clock, a troop
train, bound east over the Ohio and Mississip.
| pi Railroad containing Col. Fuukhouscr's
98th regiment of Illinois volunteers, was thrown
from the track near Bridgeport Lawrence Co,
| Illinois. The accident occurred through de-
rangement of the switch at that point. Wheth-
er that arrangement was accidental or the
willful act of some evil disposed person or
persons has not yet come to light. The rails
road company, we learn will make the closest
scrutiny Of the matter. The effect of the dis
placement Of the switch was TO divert the train
to side track on which were standing several
cars The collision with these was terrible,
and several of the cars containing the troops
we're thrown from the track and preciptated
some ten or twelve feet down an embankment.
Five soldiers were instantly killed, and some
fifteen or twenty wounded. The names of the
killed are as follows: Capt. o. l.. Kelly of
bingham, B. VIM. Webb VIM. Mills and
Henry Hoffman, privates in Capt, Kelley's
company and Z. Calvin, private in Capt.
Turner's company.
The provost marshal General declines to
assist in the recovery of escaped slaves, and
says the slaves of rebels are emsneipated and
under military protection.
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CENTREyILLE August, 81, 1862
Porter's corps had arrived on the ground at
9 o'clock from Manassas, making i've corps
ready Tor action. The number ofmeu compris-
ed IN THESE should estimate at $4,000. Hook
er 3 division had but All mon n the ranIls
SO terribly las 1t shIunk by battle and diseas,
es
In the order OF battle fer the day HeintzaI>
man commanded the right, Porter the centre
Mcdowell the left, and 5 gel, whose corns had
borne the brunt the day before, the reserve :
At 10 o'clock Heintzel imam advanced sl,irn1isI,
ers into the wood on the right Of the battle field
of the day before, and found ii only held by 6
few troublesome bUshwhackers. Driving them
back, large numbers OF wounded We're got OF
and passed to he rear.
1 rode in with skirmishers as far as l deemeC
prudent. At any rate / got upon ground where
the cOrpses attested the lighting of the day be,
fore. First | came upon bodies in blue These
We're our fallen. Then there were these il blue
mingled with others IN gray and nondsscrpt.
That ground had been fought over A little
further they were all blue and uOndescfipt.-
And here the bodies were thickest. Upcr
ground that judged to be not over half an acre
1 counted seventy nine bodies dead aud wound
ca: Advancing further still, | saw Union
sollIef seized, not ten rods from me, and car
IleI uA Dy DtsA%hacAers l retired lin good
order) satisfied that the enemy's loss exceed ed
our Own. At o'clock, by the movements Of
troops from right to left, inferred that the 70.
siions OF the enemy had been found in hat
direction BY this time our line was difTereHt
from that OF the day before Our right was
further advance, our left Withdrawn SO that
we fronted almost TO the south. At Bull Run.
year ago, we faced exactly south
At o'clock Gen, Stevens attacked at the
right, and soon after Gen. Butterfield at the
left. The enemy's shells seemed equally dis,
tributed along the whole line, and at each point
Of attack he met US with musBetry,
was at Gen. SigePs headquarters That
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, /
HC1ntu pF KpnrgI.
Secretary Of State.

| /, JAMES N. STEBBINS, Sheriff OF said County, dc
hereby certify that the above and foregoing is true
copy of the notice for general election, served upon
me by the Secretary State of the State Of Wisconsin,
and now on file in my Office That pursuant TO said
ce and the Statutes relation to elections notice is
hereby given that in addition to the state officers de-
siQnated in the foregoing notice Of the Secretary of
State the following county local officers are to be
| elected, viz: 49,, .
| Il .ghertf for said county in place OF JAMES n.
STEBBIN5, whose term Of Office will expire on the first
| Monday Of January next.
| Il CLERK Tor the Circuit curt for said county in
| place Of LANsING d. NICHOLS whose term of Office
| will expire or the first Monday Of January next.
A L,5H71fv Irea8urer for said county in place of
| HENRY JOHNSON whose term Of office viii expire on
| the first Monday Of January next.
| A Register Of Ueed8 for said county in place Of
GURDEN GILLETT whose term OF Office will espire or,
the first Monday Of January next
n district attorney for said county in place Of
FRANK II. HEAD whose term Of Office will expire on
the first Monday Of January next
n CteTG e. tbe Bo0rd Of Supervisors for said county
in place OF IRA PIERCE whose Of Office will expire
on the first Monday of January next
n COnHV o~Tteyor for said county in place of JOHN
a. JONEo whose term Of office will expire on the first
Monday Of January next
"A coroner for said county In place Of LEVI GRANT
Term OF office viii expire on the first Monday OF
January next.
n Member Of assembly for the assembly District
composed Of the several Wards Of the City and towns of
the County Of Kenosha, in place of L. BASSETT whose
term Of Office will expire the first Monday OF Janua.
ry next. a.-. -.-.
JAMES M sTEBBINs
Sheriff Ken osha County,
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E0aEKaREERG E.aE.
OFFICE CT THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,

UFIIJL hDNUbIIA IEIEUhAFIl {
Kenosha, September 18th 1862. :
GRAIN MARKETING receipts Of grain rather
light for the season. and the market only moderately
firm at quotations. No. Spring brings 82cts but
the range of prices from G5 to So according quail
ity. .-.
BARLEY is quite firm for choice samples and bring
from 80 to Csc.
OATS bring from 90 to 25c.
PROVISIONs-Butter is in good request at sac for
choice grades. Eggs Cal. Potatoes 2Oa25. Mess Pork
tSaS8 80.
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LATER
PORTLAND, Me-, September 9.


We have returns from ninety-one towns in
the State, giving the following vote for Governs
Or Coburn, Rep, 1886; Bradbury, Peace
Dem, IL, 40; Jameson, Union Dem, 2,325.-
The same towns last year gave Washburne 81,
964, Dana 1860, Jameson us.
The Republican majority in these towns this
year is 1858, against s 1920 last year. The ag-
gregate vote in these towns is 81 1854, against
81, los last year The aggregate vote this year
will probably fri short IL, 900, the aggregate
vote Of 1861 being 100,503. The next Repub-
ican loss in these ninety.one towns is 1862.
AS we have returns now from nearly two
fths Of the State, the loss if it continues, will
leave the Republican majority not over 5000,
against l6, 1915 last year, being less than half.
From appearances the Republicans have
carried four out of the five Congressional dis
tricts The lst Congressional district is in
doubt. There will be large Republican ma
jority in both branches of the Legislature though
not so large as last year.
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To Consnmptives.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks, by very simple remedy after having suffer-
ed several years with lung affection, and that
dread disease, Consumptonis anxious to make known
10 ms fellow sufferers the means of cure.
10 all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpton used Gree of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure CURE Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c."
The only abJect Of the advertiser in sending
scrphon Is TO benefit the allc ted spread nforma
ton when ne conceves to be Invaluable and the hopes
every sufferer win try his remedy IS Il will cost MIN
nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh
3m5l Hlngs County, New York.
FEMALESl FEMALES! FEMALES!
Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy know as
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUOHU.
For'all Complaints Incident TO the Sex.
No Family should be
Without it,
And none will when once
..a. Tried by them.
YOUNG AND OLD,
In the Decline or Change of Life,
And after and before Marriage,
During and after Confinement,
To Strengthen the Nerves.
Restore Nature to its Proper Channel and
Invigorate the broken down Constitution,
From Whatever Cause Originating.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS!
Take
HEABOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
See advertisement in another column. Cut it
out and send for it.. Sw6
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New Advertisements.
In Probn.o-KenOshn County Court.

In the matter of estate Josiah T. Farrar, deceased.
Am READING and fling the petition of II. S.
" TAorp Administrator of said estate, setting forth
the of personal estate that has come into his
hands and the amount Of outstanding debts the amount
of real estate which said deceased died seized, and
the value thereof and praying that license may be
granted him for the sale of portion thereof, to Wit
that part in KenOsha county, for the purpose Of paying
the debts of SAID estate and appearing that there is
sufficient of personal property in the hands of the
said administrator, to pay the and that is
sary portion of the real estate for that purposes
It is OIdered That all persons interested in said
appear before the Judge of this COURT the 22d
day October 1862, at 10 o'clock A, M at his Of
flee in the city Kenosha then and there to show
if any shall be- why lcerse should be granted;
And is further orde led that copy of this order shall
be published in the Kensha Telegraph for four weeks
| successfully prior to said day of hearing.
| Kenosha Sept. 9, 1862. 1. W. WEBSTER,
| 4wlf County Judge.
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hlCHARD. IL. CHIT ENDEE,
Capt. Squadron E, Ist Regt Wis. Cav.

IN CAMP AT ROCKFORD There are now
ABOUT o'ogD troops in Camp Fuller, at Rockford
nancy o Ise 18th regiment, Col. Jason Marsh
the :, ga Col. Smith D Atkins the 95th Col
L. . Church the 95th, Col. Thomas E. Cham
Of these, the 74th and 92d are now updo,
marching ORDERS and will leave socn far T1o1is
vile, Kentucky Chicago Journal
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TowEnynLn, Crawford Co.. Wis. reh- 81 1af1

DR.. G. w. Roback, Proprietor OF the Scandinavia
Remedies, Cincinnati 0hio-Dear Sir PLEASE send me
sixty dozen OF your Pills Immediately, am nearly
out and shall lose sale If they not promptly ship
ped Although this is avery small place, as suppose
you know, am enabled to send you so large an order
try recommend them and prescribe them in their prac
tice People wont have any pills but yours, and they
really are the best for them myself when need
anything of the kind
Last lot OF Purifier received safe and selling we'll
VIII settle with your agent whenever called upon SHIP
care of y. P. Martin, Prairie du CHEN.
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
see advertisement in another column 4wll
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gB Col. Langworthy. of the 99th Ohio reg
iment, who abandoned Cynthiana, KY, and des-
troyed large amount of property there, when
there was not an enemy within twenty-five
miles, has been dismissed from the service.
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TAKEN UP,

TNAIE INTO the enclosure OF the subscriber, in the
u Town of Paris, on about the 25th day of August
last, One Red, Yearling HEIFER, with white star in
forehead The owner is requested TO call, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
Paris, Sept. /, 1862. 4w13 n. JUDSON.
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TAKEN UP.

ENROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber, In the
EB Town of Pleasant Prairie, or about the 29h of
August, 1861 Bay Colt three four years Old No
spec ia marks noticed The owner is requested TO CALL
prove property pay charges and take him away.
4w14 JOHN OLIVER.
Pleasant Prairie Sept 10 1862
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Farmers Take Notice /!
TARBELL g. EMMONS
Produce Commission Merchants.

NNT GUILD respectfully give notice TO the farmers of
w Kenosha County and vicinity, that have
made arrangements, and will give personal atten
ton to the sale Of all kinds of pruduce in the Milwau
kee Market.
Consignments solicited. Office in Milwaukee, at
Kellogg & Strong's.
once at Kenosha, at H. II. Tarbel's Bookstore.
TARBELL & EMMONS.
Kenosha, Sept, 1st, 1862. l3n
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.Fy.R R ~ FEER

September 10Th at the residenbe ofMrs Emily White
Kenosha, by the Rev. Mr.. Coy of Delavan, Mr.. WAR;
MALLORY of Delayan, to Miss EMILY WHITE, o
Milwaukee,
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SPECEeEE NOTICES.
FEREHEEN,s REVIEW,

The Annual Review Of the Kenosha ire Department
will take place Friday Sept 10Th, 1862, at4 o'clock
P. ~. on Market Square. The different Fire Companies
will govern themselves accordingly. -..-.
JOHN W. MERRILL, Chief Engineer.
KenOgha. Sent. 10th. 1862
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TENHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.
n ENCE OF AN INVALID

Published for the benefit and a warning and can
ton to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay &C.; supplying at the same time the
means Of SefCure BY one who has cured himself af-
ter being put to great expense through medical mpos
ton and quackery. By enclosing a post paid address
envelope SINGLE COPIES may be had the author MA
THANAL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County New
M
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Election in NEuine

Boston, September 9,
Sixty-three towns in Maine give the Repub-
licans majority of 1909, against majority
Of 5,047 last year.
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d 4 OMG0PATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
q q lief guaranteed! DR.. SMYTHE, from London has
opened an establishment in Philadelphia, Pa for
the treatment Of benadIe Con1pLdtnt8 Read his
u advertisement in another column, headed "LA-
Z a DIES, READ" 1y1
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LOTS OF MoNEY.-The New York Indepeod-
ent estimates that there are two hundred mill
ions of dollars idle in the banks of New York
city. This vast sum is waiting and watching
the movements of our army.
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sag~ Call at your Druggists and get one of eEvery-
body's Amanacs, mo charge. You will find in il
much useful matter and more evidences in favor Of
Hollands Basamic Cordial than can be produced by
any other remedy for lung diseases Sec advertiser
/ anotherc DUNN 2wT2
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I'VE are now beginning to realise that
we are at war True men, old and young,
think it possible they may find something 10
do, while a different class are reaching the
conclusion that they may, after ALL be com
nal. $500
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wEvery mans patriotism is now to be
tested. We have reached the darkest day in
the history of the war. Timid men will begin
to falter, while true men will find themselves
rising with the occasion. Genuine metal is test
ed by presure.-Albany Ereniag Journal.
Would that we could believe eve have reach
ed the darkest day in the history of the war. "
But wi tn the same management that has chars
acterized the Union war measures during the
summer campaign that has just closed, SO in
gloriously we must certainly see darker day
than the present. ''Truemen" may rise with
the occasion, but SO long as every occasion If
ruled by "timid" or untrue men, such rising of
true men will do no good. We can only hope
for the best
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Marriage is like money-seem to want
it and you don't get it.
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Company q.

K,lled-Sergeant ], G. Kent, Corpl G. Leclair,
J. Lister, 0, w. Davis, Privates G. Bloom, VIII,
liam Dean. Archa Linseott, Walter s. Plainstead
Monroe L. Phillips, John P. Schildgen, Guy Sher
wood, James A Snyder, Trevyllian Staley.
IVounded -Sergeants Harvey e. Clark, Charles
C. Dow, Corporals Randall Mcdonald, Geo. w
Blanchard, Andron F. Pardee, Samuel H. Morris
son, Privates Chas. p Austin, Richard o. Batsou'
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enOgha, Sept. 10th, 1862.

~ The annual meeting of the 'Kenosha County
Bible Society," will be held at the Congressional ChurcI
next Sunday evening,
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To Wives and nIatrons.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only safe
means OF renewing interrupted menstruation, but
LADIES MUST BE2.qR IN MIND
That that Uery account If taken when the interruPtGn
arises from natural they will yigby gy y
expected events. This CAUTION IS 4BSO11.0 HSII
NfCESS4R for such is the tendency 81 ami that
store the original functions Of the sezua ~
they inevitably the process Of gestatiO h With
Explicit directions, stating when they ~ lsJ,a
each box-Prtce One DOkEar each 0I coltdsnS ~
valuable Pamphlet he had ireg OF thf . go. LIE
sent By Hlutl promptly By enclosing ""iu
by Druggists general 81 sJar e. soy,
Sud in KenCsha by +. ROBINSON,
And Druggists Every where.
Slid in Chicago at Manufacturers prices by
Sou !" IyI2 LORD SMITH.
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may understand the trde position of the doun.
try, and know where their enemy is, both al
home and abroad ,Kenosha County was rep
resented in tho Convention at Milwaukee
that some who went from this county were
there, excites no surprise they have always
been known to be in sympathy with the rebels.
But there were those in the Convention from
this county of whom better things we've ex-
pected.
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IMPORTANT TO FEnEALESN
IMPORTANT TO FICBIALES!f
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

TIE HLAIIIH AND LIFE OF WOMAN ="
Is continually in peril she is mad enough to neglect
maltreat those sexual Irregularities which tyotIr n,
her less subject.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
mua which the inventor, CORNELIUs L. CHEEsEMAE NJ D.
Of New York has for twenty used successfully
extended private practIce-mm edately
pain ali disturbances Of the periodical discharge whether
arising from suppression They act like
in removing the pans that accompany difficult
rate ngnstTuaon and tho only safe reliable
dy for Iusns SICK Headache Pains in the Lons Back and
SIDES Patalo OF the Heart Nervous Tremors Hysterc,
sPasm Broken sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous
Affects Of an unnatural condition Of the sexual functions
In the worst cases Of F2or 4us Whites, they effect
speedy