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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-04-30
I'd Lieut.. Co. H, 33d Wis. V,


Found Dead.-The body of a man was found
on Sunday, in Mr.. Heads pasture in Pleasant
Prairie. He appears to have been an entire stran~
ger. We publish the following notice of the in~
quest verdict, hoping that it may reach his friends
wherever they may be, as it might be a pleasure
to them to get possession of the few articles which
were found on his body, and it may be a pleasure
to them to know when and where he died, or that
he met with a decent burial
April 26, 1868.
An inquest was held, by Silas Ames, Justice of
the Peace, upon the dead body Of a man the
name not known in the Town of Pleasant Prairie,
County of Kenosha in the pasture land owned
by Mr.. Head, in said town He was a spare mau,
apparently OF the age of 60 or 20 years, about5f #.
10 inches high, gray whiskers. thin hair. Had on
a shirt made CT ticking ,steaI>mixed vest two coats
the under one a dark color, with white spots, un~
der one dark satinet, with plaid lining, two pairs
of pants, the inner pr, gray satinet, outer pr,ken-
lucky jane, butternutt color. Had on a striped
pair of wooden mitteDs,a pair of coarse boots ,near~
ly new, blue and white wooden socks, black kos"
suth hat. a 2 OF. vial of laudanum, bill on Wall
" Purchased at B. S. Cory. 8'Co's, of Waukegan.
Also another . OF. vial oflaudanum, mostly emps
ty. purchased ofM. Kneusel, Ottawa, Ill, also a
| drachm vial of ~5ulphate of morphine. nearly full.
A small sheep-skin pocket book ,%(nothing found IN
the book, also ajack-knife and a small carpet-bag
containing an old striped shirt. HAD around his
neck a wooden cemfor.er his left hand was Grip
pied, his second finger was stiff and emaciated.
The virdict of the jury was, that the man came
to his death from circumstances unknown, but are
led to believe that he came to his death from an
over dose of Laudanum or Morphine and exposure.
This notice may, perhaps, be the means of having
some Of his friends indentify the man. Some part
fthe articles saved, can be found at my office
at Kenosha city.
SlLAs AMEs, Jus. of Peace
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Our Public Scholastic Spring term OF
our Public Schools opened auspieiously on Mon>
day morning of last week. The several depart
ments, except the First primary and Infant rooms
are not as full as they were last term.
The following are the Teachers at present en-
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led nIe nt.--Ihe members VI ~
I'D, 33d Wis. Vols, having again been the CRATE
full recipients of a large quantity Of vegetables ana
good things generally from the benevolent people
of X enosLa Co, desire 10 express 10 the contribu
tors their most sincere thanks for this b%ountiful
supply of articles which the soldier in the field can
truly appreciate. This continued desire on the
part ofour friends at home to look after and take
care of US while away in our country's service,
and this repeated proof of actions following v0rds,
calls forth many compliments from disinterested
ones. and claims and receives from as a pride that
makes Kenosha Co. stand the highest IN our estl~
nation, as well as many others, on the list of san
itary committees. Other companies are now res
celving similar donations from their respective
counties, but Kenoeha still takes the lead. AS
long as we remain the recipients Of your generous
gifts, will we strive to merit tn I'm, and as long as
we claim residence in Kenosha Co. will we strive
to honor her.
BY request of the Company,
JOSEPH F. LINSLEY, Capt
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
~ Diseases Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, SPEBMAToRHGA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, and other affections OF the
SEXUAL ORGANS, PHYSICAL DEBILITY and PREMA TURE DE-
cAY-new and reliable treatment, in Reports OF the HOWARD
Association, sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HoUGHToN, Howard Asso-
citation, No. 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. lyS6
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Can't. D. C. Nc VEAN, of Co. E., Ist' WIS
Vols o-rived home Yesterday from MurfreesDoro
,rb,,her he went with Col. Starkweather, a coup
10 % veeks since. His wound is improving slow
10 He gives the following cheering and accept.
aaibIe news items in reference to the glorious ola
first.
srTbe Ist. Regiment is in better condition now
than it has been since the battle of Perryville.-
They marched on the Doth with 3O5 muskets. Col.
Stark left camp with his brigade on the
10th inst, in company with a large force under
Gen. Reynolds. They succeeded in capturing
300 prisoners, two K. R. trains, also an nnhuht
ton train. at McMinnville Our troops advanced
the some day on ALL the roads leading from Muf@
freesboro, stirring up tine rebels in every direcslon'
left Lieut.. Scott in lamp-health not wei
enough for active service, but able to perform the
the duties to which the Col. commanding origaoe
assigned him. He was detailed as Provost Mar
shall. Ordnance Officer and A, de g.. on Coionei
Stark Weather Staff. His health and constitution
was impaired while doing duty on Green RIVER
one wear since. Lieut.. Handbook is IN camp'unr
fit to do duty and will probably return home on
leave of absence soon.
Co. E. is under command of Lieut.. Nickies,
who. by the way, is a popular officer, and much
liked by the Company.
Privates Talcott and Griffin are at present SICK
in the hospital, but will soon be out. Talcott
has been quite sick, hut was improving rapidly
when / left.
Lieut.. Scott has command of Camp and Head
which is Every good.
Capt. Cary has been ordered to report for du>
ty on Gen. Rousseau's Staff as Judge Advocate.
Major Mitchell is on detached service at LOUIS
vile, also Lieut.. Wise.
Capt. Green, who was wounded at PerryVihe,
is again on duty with the regiment.
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.rss-,s Il - hal n - - ~ ? - ~ -
MYeilding 70. the earnest soaieitaiiass -
the loyal people OF slss a'ation, thssPrss-
ident has at fast removed Gen. ScboReld
from icouanarsd of the department. q
Missouri. II would hare saved Issaeh
hIoodshed, strife aad eanfnsion in Mis-
souri,, and many ulissiEines and unkind
thoughts towari the President among his
frieHda throughout tbs Union, had this
conservative. seIni-aeeessfein rule been
ended long ago. e.. much better sill.
had never been. insugurated. But It is
never too late to do good, and since the
mistake ,sas made, let Us the niege sre
jsice that it he's 1t last been reetiied.--
The telegraph gives us no information
concez sing Who is 10 suoeeed 20 the
command Of the department., but only
makes the simple announcement that
Gen, Schofeid has been treiieyed and
ordered to report,at Washington" In
ion 14len everywhere viii hail vita joy
this announcement, and pray that the
day Of eonc;liating traitors is p&st in Mis-
souri,, that the next commander may
be man q the Butler style, Who regards
treason ss f1seson, aud Furnishes it accord
inRly. So may it be. t-
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We TCRAIs<E.

Those Of our readers who habitually al.
tend niyiao service viii !, member hay
ing heard. ;he Ainis.er, en- nanaerous &c
c4sioas, invoke the blessings Of Prosi-
Genca en- The President C. the United
StSses--.:i7 Cah3met-the C.nsg2Ss She
Governors Of the S:ates-the LEGISLATURES
AMI all taose in autho:it.,; on Gab6avn
School teachers ca Missionaries - An
isssrs, aai all officers Of the church OH
Dos iors, Lawyers, School Teaonors, Mcr,
chants, and ia fact nearly all 'th3 varied
professions aal ca:li@"a 81 lfo are a.
times favCcod With special prayers, bnt
who ever heard, in place Of public wor,
ship, apetiticn sent up 10 til Ttrone o..
Grace, invcking the Divine '..~4sisg rlil5ln
the EDI1oH? Echo ar. 5ers ,,h2o The
great book If the Recording Angel al
exhibit very few such tries, AMI ma
we be permitted to inquire Of Our aien,is
who go in and out before the people, min
istering to them III sacred things. why is
it.thas the fraternitvTi9 thus neglected.
Why is,the Editor not remembered. IL
tt because we'are considered GOOD ar sut.h
already, ard have no need Of prayer; or
= il because we are beneath, notice, and
nnworthy OF refa6inbranee-s Certainly
Il prayer avaits arsythi1g, 4he Editcr
loud Ia. sn1e2Ehe!'e<i fer4wfst Will Il
avail to pray for rcr-ert tt,Tt s.sS. IN others
while re is in The wrong sts. isasn6t he
that mSkes the, President, and the Goa
Ercss, end, the Governors. and tas Isessiis. |
lastiresL and the lamsf Does be not shape
tks public mind, and mould the morals |
Of society With HE penf Is not &he Press
'he great LocdmotiEs 81 Progress That
draws the worlds ss.4 il ,tas Leeqppts@
is not upon the right track, how can 1t
he expected that the cars wii. 90 right!
What will it avail to pray for the passage
'i righteous Laws. so long as unrightssus
sw-m-A =. are played in Pswer by an IN
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The state o. tie Country.

Ithas COW been three days since = mail,
from any part Of the ,7orld vas secei, ed
at this peat, which, taken in connection
with he fact that tie telegraph
during al the time afo. aid HIS been
nor renders. newspaper
ms king rather d,.il buSinesg--wa are
compelled to rely exclusively upon our
own rcsca,,e.. Such a hing as al ex-
change. is out 0: the question, and not
to be thought Of; a PAPER. filled with
tax-list. wocld afford ts great rel # in
the present emergency, bat even. this il
luxury that Ds are not permitted - IN
dulee in. Imu4ina Robinson Cr40r.
esq, IN his sovereign cspaciFv OF NOM ach
Of all he surveyed, puhllshlig a Tary re-
liable and interesting Journal. every day,
containing ali tho lat>e s'rei n cnd do
mr.tie intelligence: very extensive and
very acrTaQt raI1rsA e th' markets:
elaho: 'te Leaders. gu th2 h7an1its cf tie
county together NitA the wy latest
from tire seat 0fwar, and you may tj,cn
fuszl pretty COED idea of what i il
lika, to keep an intelligent community
posted up in rasaFt. 20 what is trar.l,ir-
ins ia the world tc tell u.is >vu:1;na
what was done in Congress to-doT- sgtaI
corn 1r en}i was worth II EFT York this
af.ernoon-ho. may hcrSes -rare cap
tuTed ~ the CUt r.illa raid a Tennessee
last night whether tte North River 7:as
frozen over this morning ana all .;3lh-
out receiving s. word OF intelligence by
mail or tpsesrara for three days in sue
cSssiCn.
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TklEs SING Ing kS6JHQnIe.

j TilHs - Ing kcHor1e-
4aMnA WssD sasiss iast posnneDsiaGs
eeaxse Of lesaea I'M ieeel lDusd0 At tha
Methndist chnssh Mr., QgEfs j sentla-
Of TeFy nice attniulnenta In lpassiQs and
Va beliesaa pspacisnb ieacher thoueh
the sgaaAhass i sahaagabls be j.
apeaiaa saAaolsv With evsFy pEospect and
indication that his lectursp will be large,
III attended. We trast that his lectures
vim 6s illjsEail pasf0n iaea MI gx.
pessd ii aagntibn VI. tlsp ,sFSssas enc
jag rnaan " Spsi i sdh6Sf d. iave.
ifiiesgifls add B0ya. sahls arrangement
WIN W psfssceedfh siss dsassi MsBisg
eetsaiiiIy U ne shnsiis
I'D so nSs Ilsnsasis RI
hisadan soies slls izihs -
Priced hihssa = 8ils Ii ssis
training ana e2sreise. lei allEafS
the time and opportunity 81 attending
~ Orr's class,' gosine md be naerry.
The class win meet on Fridsy EVENING
this week. and on Saturday evening next
week, Dec, 26th.
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The Future Of Couucil 8RufEs. =
EDITOR NoNfARErt:- ~.'As@i' e :
When ] addressed to you my former
letter on the above subject, / intended to
ioilow it up, With ore OF more others, but
circumstances have prevented my doing
50. Since that letter was published (3d
inst. have heard considerable Discus
sion a. !" the probabilities of the, fnlG,
ment oEthe predictions made thereinghI
tive TO the future OF this. titv. All ap
ear 10 agree with my views rs regard
'he eensrahza,ioa at this point of at least
thr"r Of the Yr"at raiI t.asls which are nov
stretching fam the Mississippi river
@erets tisIs State end they cuaceds chat
he Plsttb Valley Foad rom 81, Joseph,
No. to thisitsk,ae must .qfs net.es>ity, be
completed; H,haRe eoISvefst4a with tiasstt
Who doubt that :" Council Bluffs is b. be-
come the great commercial mart on the
Missouri, above 81. Louis" huh they have
heen, generality residents Of our neigh
boring city across the Missouri. The ar
gument presented by them. has been.
that as,along the Mississippi theoitieaon
its west bank have become the largest. 30
1t will be with those on the Missouri, but
they have Uttered no 10, good reasoHt Why
ttis should be,soa Ash view the miatteE.
all the causes which serve to;bcild TYNE
cit5ssI E. ths vest bank Of TIE Mississippi.
aaseAssefoR thsiM Missouri Eessnssda Jsas
10 ssetd these thsBpfoduoi1S Ekohnu,
from which they derive theit stip pDFE.a Is
qest of them. and their ,rnarkets,. easts e
The railroads receive their freights sfram
The cesrntfy wet u ,thstfiyes, sksfr 6n.
mage eastward being many ahasss that of
The westward bound. To secure, sthasMl
'rsights the railroad companies make
heir receiving depots on the vest side,
establish their own ferries. and assuaae |
he labor and risk Of sansserring the
property. The river il q barrier to the
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&C. Capt! NJ! L. AEbkEws, ofths 29th.
mas opcned q recruiting, Office in the City
vcr Williams Saloon. and is now ready
at all'hours 70 accommodate the patriot
public With blue coats and brass bur
ons, on short notice. A good opportaa-
nifty is now offered to avoid the draft. and
It the same time make money. for the
'ibrral 1. lou 1ties new offered recruits
makes soIdieFiHg a profitable business, pc
UNFAIRLY. The Government pays raw
recruits boanty Of three hundred and
TWO dollars, and our City Government
has paved an ordiBanee paying 10 vol
antesrs the sum of twenty dbltarB Ter
npnth in addition t" tire pay Of the Coy
comment thu maj. .ng the regular pay q!
lac >niGier rhirty-thlec dn'lats per
noi1,h, board and ,lo:hing found. To
V~t"raas--.thOso who have been in the
.erv.ce for nire months or more-the
Government pays 1902 bounty. and 1t is
more than probable that those volunteer
ing now will be discharged at the end OF
9. first wear. Thus the bounty will
.rnonnt--in round fgures--to thirty
:hree doilus per Iaonth the city boun-
sy il twenty. Rnd the Government laav
:. thirteen, which smounts in all 10 sixty
tr.->ix d,ltars month. This. wTfh board
anil clothing furni> IL Pretty sooti
pay equal 10 Thousand a year. -.
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NOTES or TRAyEL.

tl,arious ii esses of the body polite, anG
at tha sam. time wholly ignore the caass
-. " -----------4A~<b--ss-+- .t3Bf
NOTES or TRAyEL4....., :
~s<Stage-riding was GAGE q very poeuls,
mile If recreation = was a faySgits3 past
tine T.ita the ancestors, Of the pEasen'
geR eratien ; ia .thisiRg nf the Wort,
however. railroads and steamboats, nav.
to q great ext'nta superseded the aH-
cient snd tjgnsihororad stAge-eoaeh.---
Ext certain Glasses of AInerloan e;tisens
aspeciaiiy il the Western states, st!ll all
hers TO the old custom o. riding benin
four horse. The people Of Eonncl.
/ bluffs, FOR instance. iuyar:ablj -" take A'.
st1Se" when toy, II h to Yi>it 'lc Cap.
Iital u the State: and tbs people of til,
Capital City, when desirous Of making a
CAL 2pon their friends in other parts
.reuerally take the stage Is custom,
makes lhg, and as it hes been sr1s So;nary
since "the n.ernory Of the eldest inhab-
itan. runacth not 70 the co-.!rary," to go
to Doa- soines by Stage, it il now coasid
cred unla 5ftll to visit the Capital Of Iowa
b. a'J o,'acr m et,e ofconr1r&nca. IyaY-
.i"g deter'21iiat. a >ho-t ti42e since, 70
"ra>h into HE interior" ~, "s lay
aiding @jtjz i I'd ore r'es;-ous % con
form strictly'l,, tie -.:~tcms Of III, times,
" took hes:2gs > lad We.&i TtcI from
Omaha &c should la7s sons ty tho p
c!fc Rj,voc4; nnt cot being aitizen 4
Echra IA. .,e surrendered our<liF into
&c hands Of the Western Sage 60, and
Oh tie S7th plt serted IN
vts!F 10 DEs YoIN1,.
ne MOI hing . rue Zffh NIE' "2s very
>ola' 1ad - inc DAY advanced 1t grew 80
"2F''''r - % SIN "enS op' the tneF-
81! rent ''o""' UNI. @12ut HI3n, T.'en
sun ana :9eHrnry rouo!11.sd 70 ta!l 10
sethff' md ~ dark sae weather was
7eF7 colo ana iap'dly becoming more 50.
&c ooarA"s 81 tho" Western ere gan
orally prof against tAe "cathar, co-2uao-
chcus lad comfortable; ort OF the occa-
aon referred % the regular coach ~es
not On the tr2T'7. rad 7het';"r Tor our
especial bcF2nt or for oo2>s other pur-
pose We Sno,T not-~2 supersHauotcd
mack was made to - service i: It's
stead; a"d' during al ri t.lct Friday
night " hi>h was '1o Of tie Iol1e$t ever
eXf'}ilenced M these parts, that ancient
ro3ical, containing Tc"F passenger and
inn""'""ablo air selfz.- might have Heeh
'"'n diligently Fzenafng It's familiar ':2y
scro23 tie bleak pTairies o. Western
lo77,!, with the thcrmom, te: TREATY lsgrsrs
b"'.v ESQ H"d n" wind blo:~;ns a young
hurricane from tro Ectth west One
r"'lld suppose it hardly possible, under !
such circumstances, to escape being
frozen :,et strsose IS it may seem, none
of us ssfs'ef from the cold; re were, at |
times ofcoafse' not quite 80. comfortable
IS people have been known to be bnt VI |
81 Aaf, rf>z1paritdyefg, @v"Ty pleasant ride, |
>na quite . merry time. /
/. !. II The. eating stations On the road are of
the bsst-~wEen the driver announces
: k.saktast," or :. dinner" you may 20
ashore " in the expectation OF finding
god meal and will not be disappointed:
The drivers are clever and accommota
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as xaisae aa IL enefgies - ele,
Ar,.,s S. l,srr:s is our Government, and
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wskheas - = sssAs Isecsa -
extent 1T lest 81 hAilo Kin.
asea 60 lkpsss zsE T.
gay ana Festive scenes. ~ to0k lhs stage
pr ii
wfNrkaanr
.Yss w "
aassof ~ Is nxasussssss assd saaee fAsifsgf
aookihx VA II aesa - askfSs
fssspshiisba,l ) lls - = ~.
ride ~ fJnisu. md = easss1I
iss,asE IL Gopra ii - stassioa scsIDd
shouE; Na1as.as, aise Sdiias. appessssl fhs
prinae Of aooa fellows. hit - he = just
married s.yout cAn't Tell .iw If stiosftssa .,
We left Wihteraet BY the II hack Ina.
- Col. IiaxaaesaNho isal,g tliat ssayssys
whsDe scaled eh6stian seatlelnsu, and
aeyeg charges stlse prinseFssJ Mag~hls
saarses be alNass faa. Die haelsa faall &C
i,assensefs and s4poekrta lined With
greenbseks. Tbs next town. an the Wag.
L r. - ~
wesswsrxa ialsaayd3 o.fa d II efs u ".
III 81. ii, ID Us 8Ewaa. II tsa 53sS zsw
II Here ne were enteFsAiAed Ia Tie 'nasst
!iustiitabRs simmer BY snissfhass 81 the
Henderson. /" who "kaoSs how 20 keep
|a18tai. ''safsi furnishes the best aeeofn1no-
sssions for thu traySiihg public 70 be
,sytna sn tiscrossi frohi otanpii BiufFs TO
|sDsa sfo:res. READER If ron .svefa WRIT
sI, levi dom i ~ ia call oR MAsEi,, Of
he's Heudarsdls' Heasag siE.wM pay
We visited Ills Ga,qs< efsee and ss;rand
~ u. seiitsr " Aans.a lhh Gfa5els i wen
|svnown Ia snostcfs eur EeaderSs ana aeesls
'i8wofa of description ;~Bdt It's ,ttditor z
Il yea haven't ssrn him gat know moth,
s,S whateser Of hisspsrsensl sppsarsnec
---h4:don't hex like a any other nani,''
I'D only resembles himself What he
iYeS look ike for the good Of his paper
We won't tell. Leaving Lewis, nine
liours' ride brings US to '=' :'a il'"' .
.ss e.. COUNCIL aLUSEs, i.1s,,. . IN.
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