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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03

IF we had room we would
publish the ':Ryan Address" that our readers
might see what Wisconsin Democracy of the
present day is. We don't believe there is one
Democrat in ten, of those loud in the advo-
cacy of the Democratic ticket, who knows
what he is doing, or what principles he is
sanctioning when he thus goes in for that
ticket. But it would occupy one whole page
of our paper, and that is more space than we
can spare, even for such purpose. We have
lately been perusing the document, and we
must say we are more disguised with it
than ever The leading ideas are, that 'the
administration is not the Government" and
that Democrats may be good Union men, and
loyal to the Government, and yet make war
upon the Administration, aid abet and en-
courage the rebels in their attempt to destroy
both the Union and the Government-that
ia naticism was imported from the old world,
and has been guilty of many outrages, and
that finally the fanaticism of the black
republican party, on the accession of Mr.
Lincoln to the Presidency commenced the
present war to free the slaves. This is the
gist Of the whole matter though it wades
through over five columns Of fine type, to tell
| it.
We cannot see, for the life of us, howmen--
demagogues even-can start out with such
patent, notorious falsehoods in their platform,
or rather, we should say, composing their
PLATFORM and expect to so hoodwink the in
telligent people Of this Safe that they will be
| induced to vote for the men nominated upon
such a platform. None but the veriest par
tisans who have lost sight of country in
their scramble for party success, will be de-
ceived by such a course.
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Cavalry Operations from the Army Oi
ThG Potomac.

A Herald special says
'WARRENroN JUNCTION, August 80
have just received a dispatch from Fairfax
Station, saying five men of Whites guerrillas
were captured near that place this a. m, who
state that Mosby was shot twice in the bow
els and breast, and he had been taken to Rich
mond. The cavalry that brought in the prs-
oners state that they were informed by citi-
2ens of Drainesviile yesterday that Mosby died
near that place on Friday. The prisoners do
not doubt the report, as he was pronounced to
be mortaly wounded. White is now in com
mand Of the Confederate forces north Of the
railroad"
The New York TJJuacs special from the
Army of the Potomac August 30th, says -
''No movements have taken place, except
among cavalry, detachments of which from
Kilpatrick's command chased few guerrillas
yesterday near Stafford Court House. The re
suits are not yet reported.
'Iieut. Parker, Of Gen. Mea1,e's staff, is sup
posed to have been captured by guerrillas-
lie left headquarters tJ visit the SD Massa-
chusetts his former regiment, and departed
from thence o.. his return lie has not since
been heard, from"
HgADQUARTERs ARMY OF TIE PoToMAC.}
August go.
The execution Of the substitute deserters,
sentenced to the penalty of death in General
Order No 81, took place to-day. More than
ordinary interest was exhibited in this execu-
ton of military law, and it is esteemed that no
less than $4,000 persons were present The
guard was well selected, and every arrange
ment so complete that no accident occurred to
mar the solemnity of the proceeding. At the
order of the officers thirty-six muskets were
discharged and instant death was announced
by the Surgeons in attendance as the result.
The spectacle was an unusual one. The Prot
estant the Hebrew, and the Catholic stood
side by side, each uttering prayers for the
departed souls. The names, ages, residences,
&c, Of the deceased are as follows George
Kuhna, Hauoverian, - years old, PennsyI
vania unmarried; John Felane, Italian, 2(
years old, Pennsylvania, wife and family
Chas Walter, Prussian, % years old, wife anC
child Geo. Remese, Italian p years old, wife
and child; Emil Iai, Prussian, SO years Old
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sgt, MARKS CHURCH.---PROPOSAL for
- Painting the Steepe of st. Marks Church, will be
received until the goth ins the Market of j. & P
ENGLISH, at the residence of Rev G. II. RlORDAN
The Messrs. English will furnish particulars.
Kenosha, Sept 2, 1868, owls
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$40 ReMnrd.

Will be raid for the return of a Double Barreled Gun
marked, 'JOhn Mauton & Sons Dover St, London, in
an India Rubber case, taken from my wagon Main
St.. on the 10th of August
DIR. A. H. THOMPSON.
Keposha Sept I'd 1868. 2w13
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A ard to the Suffering.

II '-diu W CIlC DuIltIlHS,
The REV WILLIAM CosGROvE, while laborug a Mis-
sionary ~ japan, cured of Consumption, when all
other means had failed, by recipe obtained from a
learned physcI residing in the great city Of Jeddo.
This recipe has cured great numbers who suffering
from Consumption Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds aud the debility and depression caused
by these disorders
DESTROYS ofbsueftting others, will send this recipe,
which have brought home with me- to all who need it,
free Of charge. Address
REV. WILLIAM C0SGROVE,
ly2I 43J Fulton avenue, Bro klyn N. Y.
''Shakers stDrkEngs'' have always commanded
the best price, and have the best reputation among
dealers Read what the Shakers say of the wonderful
machine being introduced in the west by Branson
& Elliot, 100 Lake st., Chicago:
1--WE, the United Society OF Shakers, have Deen using
Aiken's Knitting Machine for year and half. We
unhestatngIy affirm that the capacity of the machines
and the quality of their work fully equal to the reps
reservations in the behalf; and that they have
given SATISFACTION throughout Society We
have found difficulty in using keeping them in
der, and we believe them to be very du able.
TSgned 'J0HN MARTIN,
Dec. 16, 1862. Union Vii &c Ohio"
+. PERKINS, Agt for Kenosha Co.
See Advertisement.
10w10
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~ SPE RIEAYORRMCEA CAN BE
III II III

EAR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures Spernaat0rrlt0u
EB 5 eDa5naL Wedbness EnIotency, Loss Of I'oe0er,
&c, Speediy md eGectudy Its effects are truly mag
cal A trial Of SPECIFIC VIII convince the most
skeptical of its merits. Price 81 box. Sent paid
any dress, by s. G UPHAM, 403 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent free 6m49
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Another Democratic Paper Bolts and
Runs HID the Union Ticket.

The Hudson Star, the organ of the Democ-
racy in St. Croix county, announces that it
cannot go the copperhcad programme. 1t &C
cordingly puts up the Union ticket and III
the following article defines its position:
Wethis week place at the head.of our columns
the ticket nominated by the Union State Con-
vention held at Madison on the 10th inst. In
doing so, we are actuated by cOnciCntious
motives; confident that we are doing more
for the welfare of our distracted country, than
we could in supporting ticket, the nomi-
nees of which endorse the Ryan address, and
all the peace dogmas and Vallandigham SEN
timents, as expressed at the recent Democrat
ic Convention held at Milwaukee.
We defy q truly loyal man, who is not
welded to party more than country, to read
any of the leading Democratic journals, with
out being impressed with the idea that they
are more intent on making agar on the Admja-
istratiOn than they are IN crushing ont the re-
beIJion. In some of them as rank treason,
week after week, rears its Shiny head, as ev-
er disgraced the columns Of the Richmond
Enqni1er. a portion of the Democratic par
ty for the sake of power and ''spoils, have
forgotten what belongs to their country and
take advantage of the difficult and critical
position they find the Administration in, and
with seeming indifference as to the great
questions at issue, try to render the best eff
| forts of the President to subdue the rebels
abortive and contemplate, in the eyes of the
nation. Knowing this to be the case, we, it
common with thousands of others, are com
PEELED to support ticket that is not exactly
to our liking, but it is Internationally pledg
ed to the support of the Union, and that il
enough.
1t was certainly not necessary for the De
mocracy to place themselves in so disgracefu
and unpatriotic attitude but they have 81
chosen, and it becomes the duty Of every pat
riot, regardless of party fealty, to buckle OF
the armor of a righteous cause, and with one
hercuIean effort, hurl the demagogues anC
politicians who so sacriligiously took refuge
under the good old name Of Democracy,
into oblivion. This, we believe, will be done
Already have numerous Democratic papers il
this State sgnifed their determination not tt
support the Ryan ticket, and call for con
vention of the loyal Democracy of the State
has been called, signed by some Of the most
prominent men of the old Democratic party
The object, no doubt, is to endorse the very
unquestionable ticket at the head Of our col
| Imns.
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If pair Of stockings are hose, is a singl,
stocking hoe? If a pair Of glasses are spec
tacles, is one a spectacle? And if so, is i
not a bad show for a sight.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-03

Eg A Mexican paper thinks there is dan
ger of a war with the United States.
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Floyd's death is confirmed.
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WILCOX & GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE.
Price, with Hemmer and FeIler $40

The WILCOX GIBBS Sewing Machine is the best ma
chine, aoiDtOut regard 10 price, for
Family Sewing,
Rrniding,
ERemming,
FEELING,
TuChfng,
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A Richmond dispatch of the 9th says Jno.
8. FIoyed died yesterday at Abingdon, Va.
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[y send for IA Circular "a


sos broadway, N. Y.
GroT0
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70 b, Continues
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L.UrcB or TsE lao. Clan k.,HarfAs -
Yesterday morning our ifot C.d N,~v r--tivs' a,
sthg addition fon ny ssco''' ysfG. Ter - CITY
Anons Others present .; the launch Ger. Rear Al
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MARINE NEWS.


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