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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02
Pleasant Prairie Union Caucus.

The eIctors Of the town Of Pleasant Prairie, who are
In favor Of Sustaining The Union Internationally, are
requested to meet In caucus in the basement Of Williams
Church on Friday. April 9rd. at 2 0 clock P. NJ. for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for town offices.
NJ 0rder of tho committee.
March 25th 1863,
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Tax Sale.

W - I"
Treasurer Ofi;e April, I'd 1861.
P. II. Wood Treasurer OF said county do hereby
give notice that on the I'd Tuesday being the twelfth
day of May next and the neat succeeding days, l shall
sell at public auction at the Court House in said
county the following described lots, pieces or parcels
of land or go much thereof as may be necessary TO
pay the taxes, interest and chrages thereon for the
year 1852: to wit: Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
Il, m.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02

Send in Results of Town Elections
VIC hope some of our friends in each town. will
take the trouble to send US in the sesult OF the
election of Town officers. We should be glad to
publish the names Of officers elect Of the several
towns of the county. Hs matter Of local interest.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02
Chaplain Of tho Ist wis.-we had

Chaplain Of the Ist Wis.-We had a call
the other day, from our friend the indefatigable
Chaplain of the 1st Wis. Infantry. Rev. j. Nc
NAMARA who Is home on sick leave. for fl cen
days. He is but partly recovered from a severe
illness with which he las been afflicted. MIR Nc.
Namara gives an encouraging account of the
health and fighting condition Of the veteran First.
When he left MurfIeesboro but few of the Regt.
were on the sick list. OF Co. L., not one was sick.
Yankee NOtiOns-Our friend lGmes Mathews
greets the citizeUs of Konosha County this week
with an attractive advertisement Of his complete
stocks OF fruits, confectionery and notions. His
store has become an institution where people
most do congregate, aud all We need to do, is to
say to all, wishing any thing in his line, that they
will fud James a fair dealer and a gentleman
every time. Call and see him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02

Renting of Pews.-AttentiOn is called to
to the notice in another column of the renting OF
of the pews in St. Mathews Church, on Monday
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Let those .. desiring
good locations. or any location at all, be on hand
aud gecure a good pew.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02

Musical PublieRIions.-Ne are happy to
greet the first number of a convenient and pretty
little musical periodical entitled " The Song Ness
sngsr," published at Chicago by our old friends.
Root and Cady. 1t contains five sweet songs.
with music arranged for four voices, and is pub,
lished in music book shape, for convenience in
binding. We are happy to see the music trad g
flourish in our little sister Village of Chicago" so
as to warrant the publication of this little Gem.
Root and Cady will make it tasteful and valuable
TO all admirers of art The music is copyrighted
and in eech number will be worth the years subs
scription. Verify the Northwest is getting to be
.lXnn crnde Boobies
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02

CritiCism.-Our n~eighbor of the Heubesa q
Gazette, takes us 10 task, for admiring Miss Marsh
and Dollie buttons Levees. The Waukegan
man after paying Miss Marsh the highest compli
msnt be was capable of expressing, reckons we
must have been troubled with water on the
brain &c. &c.' Our neighbours goose quill
or steel pen, ofthe Gazette, should not lash him
self into q fury of envy, even if we did happen to
possess a happier faculty of expressing our ad-
miration of Miss Marsh's tallant than himself. In
our remarks we were not sdmiring her red white
and blue but the 'The Star spangled Banner
So that our friends ~facetious complaint of her
pronunciation of the word "blue," is lost On us
We will heap Goals Of fire on his head. bv sav;ro
that he gave Dollie and Miss Marsh q pretty fsi,
notice, although We think they win feel as if the,
had been effectually,
Damned with faint praise"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02
Yard EauCuses.

Caucuses to nominate Ward officers and TO appoint
delegates 10 the above Convention, will be held on Fri
day evening March q, 1863, at IL o'clock, in the sew
eraI wards as follows:
1st Ward at Council Room,
I'd " School House,
Sd " r. II. Deming's Office,
4h " n. L. Aliens.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02
C9TY UNION CONVENTION.

A convention OF loyal Union nen and supporters Of
the Government, will be held At the Court House in this
city, on wednesday evening, the LIST OF April, att IL O.
clock for the purpose Of nominating candidates Tor CITY
and for the transaction Of such other business as
NAV be deemed. neCessarY.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02

a Fisk com on S line Of Market st at n " cor ofland OF
Mr Bronson, $ to n line of Durkee's western addition
W on sd n line to intersection with s line Of harKetst'
e on sd line to beg -
r w Porter, com IS 1-2 rods " & 2 rds n offs e cor OF
sd or sec, n II rds & 10 links, " 5 1-S rods, p RODS q
l9 links, go IL rods to beg
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02
CITY Convention.

Tho Delegates from the several Wards, nett
convention at the Court House. Wednesday eve"
ming, to nominate City Officers, to be supported
Mt the charter election. on Tuesday April 9TH
Ezra Simmons was called TO the Chair and Ii
II. Tarbeil chosen Secretary
The following delegates were present;
First Ward, Dewitt Campbell, VIM. Gerken;
2nd Ward, Freeman hose, Linderman, Jo>
seph Hoffman
81 Ward, Daniel Head. J. C. GottdfredSoni D.
Al Stebbins
4th Ward, Y. r. Allen, J. p. Glover Ezra
Simmons.
The Convention ballotted for City Officers with
the following result:
No yor.-J 3. Jilson.
Chf:-C. B. Lewis
Igea. trer-SiIas Clark.
Assessoc-J. NJ. Stebbins,
Justtce-L. Is. Nichols.
Marshal-Joseph Hoffman
The Convention appointed Daniel Head ii. H.
Tarbell and NJ. Frank City Committee for The en-
suing year.
II. H.TARBELL Sec. EZRA SiMMo%s Chm.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02

The Blind Preacher.-Ne have seldom
been more pleased, we might almost say enchan-
ted, than in listening to the Lecture Of this remark
able man. The moment be touches upon the
subject of sight, and things seen, he seems TO rise
above the usual flights of oratory, and dwell IN
the empyrean Of poesy. His tones become SOFT
ened, his looks, almost spiritual and his words
assume the most vivid aud facinating represent
aticn Of what he has felt if not seen, We believe no
other man could have brought Carlyle before us
accou nting TOR his Dyspepsia as Mr. Milburn did.
Nor have we ever seen such an impressive repro
duction, we dale not call it caricature, OF modern
British Parliamentary eloquence Al one mo~
ment he makes you shiver in the fogs, and damps
and rains ofthe English climate and at the next
you luxuriate in the lavender o. English hospital
i.y. In one sentence you are chilled with english
reserve and in the next you arc excited to freLzy
by the howlings and gesticulations of American ell
oq uenca. And yet singular enough he tells you
much Of this difference is to DO ascribed to the
difference of climate. We hope to hear Mr.. Mil
burn again. We do not remember to have heard
any other man like him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02
Tax Sale.
KgNosHA CorSTY

TTeaSuTtT OuICtI hpIH 4u 4oVo' J
P. II. Wood Treasurer Of said county do here by give
notice that on the 1t Monday being the fourth day Of
Nav next and the next succeeding days, / shall sell
at public auction at the court house in said county,
The following described lots, pieces or parcels OF land
or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the
taxes, interest and charges thereon for the year 1851.
Said lands being lands which we're not sold for the
taxes of 1861 by the Treasurer OF said county, under
chapter 339 in the General Laws Of 1852 for the unpaid
taxes of said year 1861 to wit: Sale to commence a.
10 O'Clock A. n.
p II. WOOD Treasur,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02
SAVE YOUR FUEL.
The subscriber is the General Agent for
EngIiSh'S Patent Damper,

in Kenosha and Racine counties. 1t is truly q great
EconomIser OF Fuel, and will save nearly 3o
PER CENT ofthe wood ordinarily used. hr.
in use: Silas Ames, Fred Robinson, Chas. Bromley,
VIM. Halliday and Thos. English, and also at the Met
Iopolitan Eating Rooms, where their operation can be
seen, and where they can be had. Get one and sd0e
your money.
Jan. s, 1868. 6m31 WILLIAM bAAAAi
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02
wJUDGE HUBBELL-a

OF milwaukee VIII Address the Union
League, at Simmons Hall to night. Go and hear
him.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-02

March 24th 1868.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
VI ashinetou. july 3.

The Information received hare show
that the battle at Gettysburg last night
Was extremely fierce and stubborn. Heavy
and determined, assaults we're made b,
rehel,, which mere "a -laaily me. by GU,
troops This a. III. at daylight the con
tss. was .piritedly renewed, our forces
driving the enemy, who 10 turn drove
ours, the lighting being desperately se
we're, and the hsrcest probably OF the war
f1soners report that Lyogslrset wss
killed, and this seems 10 be- confirmed by
lAtsr intelligence.
Col. Cross, of New Hampshire. and
Gen. Cook. Of New York, are among nm,
killed. Gen. Sickles was wounded .ra
bad his right leg ampu,a,ed ON the Geld
Gen. Ba,ksdsle. OF the rsbel army. Wa,
killed, and his body is in our possession
The latest intelligence received her.
vas sp 70 ii o'clock to-day. Rebel mail
matter was captured Among the letter.
j. 10 reported vac one from jeff. Davis 10
Lee, saying be could send him no more
troops - Richmond WAS seriously threat
s0sl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
Especial to TimeK.l
I0P0cni % IIuieo'I
Battlefield, near Gettysburg,
T~ua q q.


Al the close Of nv last dispatch at 4:30
p. M. yesterday the enemy had opened =
heavy attack by artillery on our len and
centre lines. The enemy soou appeared,
amsssing of their main strength O our
left flank, which covered Frederick road
with determination to crush it. So To-
tent was the enemy in his purpose that
every other part eG-shs lice vas lsit alone.
Fighting was most desperate on both sides.
We had against this great onslaught of
the enemy the Cd, Sd and 9Th corps.--
The Sd and 9th joined hands and fought
brilliantly. The second ably supported
them, and at the same time holds its own
position. One division of the first was
also engaged. The fighting was 80 furious
that neither party took many prisoners.
We captured about $40 10 our two char
gee. Losses considering the duration
Of the fight more than usually severe on
both sides. Many of our gallant Office
have fallen. Late in the evening Gen.
Meade called council of corps command
ers, and 1t was resolved to continue the
6ght as long as any one was left to fight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
PHILADELPHIA, July 8.

Philadelphia, July 3.
The Journal publishes the following
Baltimore, July 5-li:30 A. n.-The
war council Of the journal has just ar
rived from yestsrdsy's battle field. He
stotes the route OF Lee was thorough and
and complete. Gen Mead has not only
cnptured 1000 rebels, but recaptured oil
our own troops who were captured By
the rebels.
SP All is really true that Lee has
been totally routed, and is seeking to es.
cape. Pleasau,on cut of his retreat
through the gap leading 10 Chambers
burg. We look lis pieces Of artillery
and from $4,000 to 20 900 prisoners, aau
all they took Of was on FIRST pays fight
We hold the town of Gettysburg and
all the hospitals. Il is q complete vioto.
ry. Our troops are in excellent spirits
they say that this battle 10 the most dss
pcra.e that the amy of the Potomac hs,
ever fought.
From the latest intelligence received
here 1t Is believed that Gen. Lees army
has been completely defeated.
There has been no fighting to-day.
The rebel army is cndeavoriag to re.
treat.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
pbiladaIphi. J,lu A

Ih'auctpn'd, Juiy =.
Col. Forney, OF the Press, has received
the following highly important dispatch
tonight from the army of the Potomac
dated Hanover. July 4. s p. m:
There has been no lighting up to this
time to-day. Last evening we drove the
enemy back to Gettysburg. Our lines
thus far are extended eight miles beyond
Gettysburg, our batteries being on sll the
hills looking IN from the south. We oc-
cupy Round Top ridge and Chambersbure
turnpike, and have cut off all lines OF rail
rod. Our forces have q strong position
A flank movement on our left is impossi
tls. A, about 8 O'Clock last nigl the
Florida brigade. of Gen Lpngstreet's di.
vision, with Brig. General commanding,
advanced within our lines aud gave them
selves up with their colors.
A bearer Of dispatches from JeH. Davis
to Gen. Lee has been captured. The
dispatch orders Lee promptly to return
TO Richmond. and states that the move
! ment into Pennsylvania was " holly agains,
his wishes.
We have captured 600 prisoners.
semi-Ofhcial report from the head
quarters Of the Army of the Potomac
dat cd July Sd, says: The decisive battle
has been Tough. TO day. and the enem,
repul,ed with terrible loss.
Shortly afterwards the enemy's left
composed entirely Of infsnsry and sharp
shooters, made m attack ON our RICH,
wing, but were driven back.
AT one o'clock tho enemy fred two
shots, appsre tly the signal for the grand
est artill ny 6lht ever witnessed ON thi,
continent. Before moment Ella :,sed il i,
estimated at least 30 guns issued upo,
US. Our batteries returned the fire will
tsrce. For more thad an honr il seemed
impossible that man or beast could live il
heir range.
NJ ct OF their shells exploded far 10 rea
OF our force, and generally missing.
Lee advanced his columns from the;
covers and made several desperate assault
to carp the line, but AZ each attempt wa
rerulsed with terrible loss.
A part Of our force, whose an munitior
became exhausted. ceased fling On ap
proaeh OF the reserve batteries withnre =
u til. rear. The enemy only seeins tn.
batteries withdrawn, and taking this for .
r.tfeat. made rapid infantry charge up
on the h''i and obtained position 10 ou,
lines, cutting 10 pieces aud about annihi.
Iating small infantry support, but before
they had time to reinforce it, the fresh
battery poured 10 deadly FIRE Of canniste,
aud case shnt--they were completely re.
pulsed. Hundreds Of them threw down
arms and asked for quarter Nearly 40
entire brigade of Grs. Dick Garnet q
SURF ndered. and Garrett himself wa
wounded
Long.treet was morta'ly wounded and
capi ufed be - reporied to hsvs died in
J - Assr slssrwsrd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
Washington ,Inly s,

Washington. Jnly SIR. NJ.
An officia dispatch from Vioksburp TO
the Goth says everything is going on
cheerfuIly.
A semi-of6cial dispatch, dated 400
p. M, says the artillery of tho enemy
slackened, and had entirely ceased st s.
The last shots they fred were far beyond
their original position, and their intsntry
column had Withdrawn t. their cover
We took upwards Of 10000 prisoners.
TIE enemy captured bu, few, If any OF
our men,. The rebel prisoners repor. tina,
Gen. A. P Hill was killed outright on
the field, and that the officers suffered
far greater casualties than ut any pseyi.
Gus enlargement
All officers award the highest honor tc
Gen. Made for the sbie generslship siuct
he assumed the command, aud psrticu.
lsrly for coolness, decision and energy O,
this memorable 3D. of July.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
New York. .JuIw 2

-.
The Herald has New Orleans letters
Of the Goth. Brsxier Guy WAS captured
by the rebels on The 10Th, with Ill tn.
troops. artillery, &c, there. Our loss is
loo nen, including a camp of 600 con.
vale.cents and eighteen or twenty pieces
Of heavy artillery. Our other force has
fallen back TO Butler Station, twenty
miles from New Orleans. A party o,
workman repairing q railroad bridge owe.
the Mspchene was captured BY rebels.
A correspondent says IS far az New
Orleans is concerned the city is secure
Guns of the feet command the city, and
Gen. Emery has disposed of his com mand
SO that he can effsctuaily defend ever,
point.
from Port Hudson there ia notbips
important. The bombardmeut continues
and another assault was expected on til.
9Th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
Harrisburg, JULY 8

A prominent citizen from Gettysburg,
who Jeff there yesterday q. m. on pass
issued by Gen. Eweli TO @ to ueidleburg,
met Stuart, Fitxhugh Lee and Wade
He estimates their force at 0 600 oaval.
~, who were marching in the direction OF
Gettysburg. Their officers told him Lee
had no Intention Of leaving Pe,.nsy lvanis,
but was going to remain here ill his army
was destroyed or victorious. He arrived
here this evening, making no effort so de-
tain him.
A di.patch FROM London this morning
states that yesterday the rebels LETT Cham
ber-burg. taking the road in the direc-
ton OF Gettysburg Before leaving they
burned the depot and workshops belong
ing TO the r. r. London 10 fourteen
miles west Of Chsmbersburg. The enc,
ny, who evacuated Shippensburg yester
day morning, went in the same direc.
tion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
Spiral Notices.

EDiTos az CATS CsrS.--pssy ssr ~ nh yoar NJ
mission With % ny TO tie vesds OF your paper thu,
win send ey sturn mall 70 all who wish 1t. tfrss,
Rscips, with NH directions for MAILING and nsins
simple vsseshis Bais, that Will sneetusiiy remove,
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VII also mail free TO those having BAH Heads or
hare Faces simple directions and inform alton thu,
viii enable thsu, 10 start full growth OF Luxurani
Hair, whisksrs, or houstahe In LEES than 30 days.
All applications answered By return IN all wilhou
charge.
Respectfully yours,
THos Y CHAPMAN, Cas~la.
Jeso-d3m No, 81 broadway, New Ysrh.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06

New York, July 4.
The following is the latest special for
the Herald
Baltimore, July 3.-3.P. N.
The special messenger from Gen.
Meade to Gen. Scheuk, brings news from
Getty sburg up to l,l0PrM
Gen Meade had been driving the rebels
4 miles north west from their position OF
yesterday. and was still following them.
We have taken ! 800 prisoners, they are
on their way to this city. The victory
is undoubtedly ours.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
philadelphia. JuIv 8

Philadelphia, July 5.
The Washington Star has the follow
ing
Maj. Gen. Sicsl. has been ordered to
report to Gen Couch at Harrisburg for
duty. From private letter from Nor
folk dated July L.. We learn that 1000 OF
1900 rebels, have made their appearance
In Princess Ann Co., with the desire il
is supposed of making raid into Nor
folk Considerable excitement is repre-
seDted as existing in Norfolk, in conse-
Quence Of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06

yesterday. Reinforcemenu have been
forwarded.
Last steamer from below reports an ii.
tsok on Goodsich's Landing, and burning
OF all cotton, gins and buildings in the
surrounding country.
Nothing later from the siege of vicks-
burg.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06
Harrisburg, July 5.
The Heraid's special says:

The Herafd's special says:
General Lee is concentrating bis forces
near Getty sburg. Stuar's Cavalry was
on their wsy there yesterday. Lees for
css exnepta few have left Greencastle.
All 10 quiet at Carlisle. The enemy is
falling back from Chsmbershurg. Ths
bulldogs belonging TO the Rail Road
have been destroyed. The death of Gen
Longssreet brought by rebel prisoners
Yesterday, is confirmed by rebel prisoners
taken this morning. L,ngstreet, and
Hill's corps are said to lie fighting on the
right, kwell's in front. 1900 prisoner,
taken thus far, have been sent to the
rear.
Accounts from New Orleans state tina,
the rebels are DOW occupying the whole
La Fouche County, and communication
between New Orleans and Berwick Bay
destroyed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-07-06

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