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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-03-19
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!
IMPORTANT TO FEM ALES!!
DIR. CHEZ EM PILLSI
DR.. GHEE PILLS !

THE HEALTH n LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is mad enough to neglect or
maltreA. those sexual Irregularities to which two-thirds OF
her sax are more or less subject.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
muia which the inventor, CoRNELIUs l.. CHEEsEHAE, N, d.
of New York, has for twenty years used successfully in an
extended private. practice-imHediateIy relieve without
pain all disturbances of the Perio dicAl discharge, whether
arising from relaxation or suppression. They act like AohArm
in removing the pains that accompany difhcult or immods-
rate n1GBstrustiOn, and are the only safe and reliable reme-
dy for flushes, Sick Headache, Painsi in the LOins. Back and
Sides, PaipitatiOn of the Heart, Nervous Tremofs, iIysterie,
Spaams, Broken sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous
Afec $ Of an unnatural condition Of the sexual functions
In the worst Gases of FIlOr .1lbUs or Whites, they effect II
speedy cure.
To Wives and MatrOns.
DR.. CHEESEM ANS PILLS are offered as the only safev
means OF renewing interrupted menstrustion. but
L.ADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
That Oh that uerv account, if taken when the interru ptiun
arises from natural eau ses, they will inevitably prevent the
expected events. This CAUTION is ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY for such is the tendency of the Pills to re-
store the original functions of the sexual organization, Mat
they inevitably arrest the process of CESSATION.
Explicit directions, stating when they should be used with
each bDI-Prfce One Dollar, each BOr containing 10 Pits.
a valuable Pamphlet, to be had free, of the Agents, Pills
sent bp maIi promptly, by enclosing price to the Agent. Sold
by Druggists generally K. b.
Proprietor. 20 Cedar st. new York,
Sold in KenCsha by +. OBI SON
And Druggists Ever where.
~ lya2 LORD & SMITH.
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We congratulate our Home Co.-"The Mu-
tual Life Ins. Co., of Wis, Gas well as those of
our citizens who may be insured it, upon this
creditable, and highly satisfactory showing,
as compared with eastern companies, and
would say to all who want to avail themselves
of the great benefit of Life insurance to ex-
anime the above figures and you will see at
once that it is for your interest, to insure in
the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of Wis
consin-the Home Company proper for Wis
conSi@ People.
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DIED..

At Kenosha, March 4, 1868, of Heart ID sesse, AL
BERT WELLS CRANDALL, son Of RENSSELAER, and MA
RI W.CRANDALL, aged 70 years-a member Of the 18th
Wis. Battery.
He was a faithful soldier, a genial companion and a
dutiful son. May he rest in Peace.
At the Bell House on the evening of the 10th inst, OF
d short and painful disease, Mr.. JAMES FIELD, OF
Adrian Mich, aged 81 years.
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From WASN'T ngtOD.
NJ " "

NEW YORK, March 16.
The HcralGa Washington special says:
'Gen Stahl has been placed in command o.
the entire cavalry i'll front of Washington"
General Burnside is still here, waiting f.
nal instructions for his new command
W~AsH1NGToN, March IA.
Secretary Chase telegraphs the important
fact, this afternoon, from New York, that his
chances for obtaining a hundred millions-al
that Government desires-are most fattering
English capitalists are represented as desiring
to largely invest.
John w. NOEL, Representative from Mis-
souri,, who has been i'll for several days with
typhoid fever, died in this city to-day. He
was well and favorably known in this city
from his continued service in Congress.
1t is authoritively announced to-day that
Gen. Butler has not been appointed Provost
Marshal General On the contrary, Simeon
Draper stands the best chance.
a batch of blockade-runner from Richmond,
with a large amount of Southern money in
their possession, We're arrested to-day.
WASHINGTON, March Is.
General Halleck has addressed a letter tc
General Rosecrans, in reply to a communica-
ton received from him regarding the treat
ment of disloyal persons within the Union
lines. Gen. Halleck Endorses the course o.
Gen. Rosecrans, and says mo additional
ed necessary IIalleck then reviews the
whole ground of the duties of Generals in the
field regarding the subsistence of their ar
mics, and the treatment of friends and foes
etc, while in the enemy's country.
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A meeting will be held in Simmons Hall,
on Tuesday evening next the oath of March
inst, at 7 10 O'Clock, for the purpose of organ
izing a Loyal National League. All loyal
men who are willing to subscribe to the fol-
lowing declaration of sentiment, are respect
fully invited to attend
We, the undersigned citizens of the United
States, hereby associate ourselves under the
name and title of the Loyal National League.
We pledge ourselves to an unconditional
| Loyalty to the Government of the United States
to an u~nwavering support of its efforts to sup
press the rebellion, and to spare no endeavor
to maintain unimpaired the national unity,
both in principle and Territorial boundary.
The primary object of this League is and
shall be to bind together all loyal men, of all
trades and professions, in a common union to
maintain the power, glory aud integrity Of
the nation.
The foregoing pledge has lately been adop-
ted by Union men-Republicans and Demo
Gratis, in a large number of towns, and cities
in the Eastern and Middle States. 1t was
with much enthusiasm and unanimity sub
scribed to, by the great meeting recently
held at Cooper Institute in the city of New
York, in which John Van Buren,, James 7.
Brady, and a great number of other distin-
guished Democrats, as well as prominent Re
publicans participated. Will any truly loyal
man, withhold his name and his influence?
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A zs

II. F. SCHOFF, attorney and COSnseN0r az Lar,
desires to say to his friends and the people II this
County generally, that he has opened an Off &c in the
second story of Baiey's building. under the Telegraph
office and opposite Bain's Hardware Store, where he
will be happy to see all Of his old clients, end as many
others as may have occasion to make use Of his profess
sion.
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SheriM,s Sale.
Circuit Court County of KenOshR, and
state Of WiscOnsin.
me ,gt1te 0f WiscOns{n To William A. TuYany. Defend

ant.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint OF Mary Tiffany, Plaintiff IN this action, which
will be filed in the office Of the clerk Of this coprt. at
Kenosha city in said county, with q copy Of which you
are herew tn served, and TO serve 3 copy Of your au-
swer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his Office
in the city Of Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, within 10
DAYS after the service Of this summons upon you, ex.
elusive OF the day OF such service; and II you fail 10
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated March II, 1868. l. w. WEBSTER,
oval or Konosha Wis Plfs Atty.
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A Cnr.aI.

The unders' gned offers himse elf to th@ people Of Keno
sha City, as "a candidate for reelection to the Office OF
Justice OF the Peace, at the coming spring election.
3w4O SILAS AMES.
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City Clerk

City CIerk.
At the solicitation of many friends, will offer himsel
as a candidate for the Office of City Clerk at the coming
municipal electio- n, and solicits the SURFACES Of the vo
ters of the city Of Kenosha therefor.
March 10, 1868. Aid v. II. RUDD.
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buGtCbSlul az u piCfChbNN
Ts1FlE ALTON OF INGREDIENTS
q in DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills for Females are per-
feetly harmless. They have been used in the private practice
of DR.. DuponcO over 30 years, and thousands Of ladies can
testify to their great and never-failng success in almost eV-
cry case, in correcting irregularities, relieving painful! and
Distressing menstruation, particularly at the change of life,
From hYe to ten will cure that common yet dreadful COM
plaini, the Whites. Nearly every female in the land suffers
from this complaint.
Tue above Pin has permanently cured thousands and they
will cure you if you use them. They cannot harm YOU on
tie contrary they remove all distractions, restore nature to
It's pr oper channel, and inyigorate the whole system. Ladies'
whose health will not permit an increase of family, VIII ind
these pills a successful preventive. Ladies peculiarly situR-
pills during the first three months, as they are certain 70 pro-
cule miscarriage; after which adlnOnition," the proprietor
assumes no responsibility, althO' their mildness will prevent
any injury to health. The ingredients composing the above
pills are made known to every agent, and they wl tell you
they are safe, and will perform all claimed for them. Price
81 , box. Sold by +. ROBINSON, Druggist, Kenosha,
Sole .dgent for Kenoshd County, Wts.
LADIES!-By sending him 81 through the Kenosha Post
Office" can have the pills sent to any part Of the city OF
country" (conhdentiallyl and free of postage by mail.
n. Il. Bcpdfe of base counterfeit Of these Pills. You can
box, (dear at that). LADIES, your lives and heath are o
too much value to be triied with, besides being imposed upon
with 4 worthless article. Therefore any one Offering you these
Pills Tor less than 81 a bex, avoid them as you would poison
They are bogus. None are genuine unless the name OF ). ID
HOWE is on every box, which has recently been added, on
account Of the Pill being counterfeited."
Sold also, by BOswORTH Il Sons, Milwaukee; CoREY 4 Son
Wauke, an; LORD x SMITH, and FULLER L. FINCH, Chicago
and by one Druggist in every town and village in the United
States.
HILL & RUCKEL, 21S Greenwich street, New York
General Wholesale Agents. lY22
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EB- Canada papers state that already the
arrivals IN that country from the States are
quite numerous. The cowardly whelps.
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A Gard to the Suffering.

The REV. WILLIAM CosGRovK, while laboring as q Mis-
sionary in japan, was cured Of Consumption, when all
other means had failed, by a recipe obtained from a
learned physician residing in the great city OF Jeddo.-
This recipe has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis Sore Throat, Coughs and
by these disorders.
DESTROYS ofbeneftting others, 1 will send this recipe,
which l have brought home with me, 20 all who need 1t,
free Of charge. Address
REV. WILLIAM CosGR0VE,
ly27 439 Fulton Avenue, Broc klyn, N. Y.
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SOURCE OF VExATIoN.-Msny a goou woman
has felt mortified when she called her guests 10
the table, to find that her biscuits were so much
like lead, wholly unfit to beleaten- The discov'
cry always comes too late to be remedied for that
occasion, Housewives who use Del1and's &
10 = Cbelnical Saleratus, are never subject to
chaerin and disappointment in this way.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
City Treasurer

The undersigned offers himself as u candidate for tho
office OF City Treasurer, at the ensuing spring election
and solicits the votes Of the electors Of the city of Keno
sha. }. BROCkETT
March 10, 1883. 4ltd
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Negroes Coming into tke Lines of II Os
Grams Army

Negroes Coming into ike Lines of II Ose-
GRAMS Army
Aft Burnet, writing to the Cincinnati Com
mercjaI from Nashville, Tenn, says:
Hundreds of negroes are daily coming into
our lines the rebels are daily making raids
and stealing all they can and running them
South, yet the poor wretches are willing to
suffer all the privations Of camp life, and hun
dreds are now in this division without a tent
Or any covering at night but what straw they
can collect.
The colored population are anxious to work
and do all in their power for the Government.
Already eight hundred negroes are teamsteas,
and on other detail, in this single division, thus
allowing eight hundred white men, who are
already fully acclimated, to shoulder muskets
and thus strengthen our army. Those who
say the negroes are ofno account, either know
nothing about it or they lie. :.
Last week, a colored woman, six miles from
Nashville, killed two ofher children and then
stabbed herself, because her mistress told her
to pack up and go South. She tried to come
into our lines, but was taken back, when she
killed her children, rather than they should DC
taken South.
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ca We observe in looking over the report
just made to the Legislature Of Mass, by the
Hon. Eizur Wright, Com. of ms, the highest
authority in this country on the subject of
Life Insurance, many important and interest
ing facts, a few of which we give below. The
ratio of assets to liabilities as follows:
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TowERvILLE, Crawford Co., Wis, Feb. 81, 1861.
DR.. c. W. Roback, Proprietor OF the scandinavian
Remedies, Cincinnati, Ohio-Dear Sir Please send me
sixty dozen of your Pills immediately, as / am nearly
out, and shall lose sale If they arc not promptly Ship
ped. Although this is Il very small place, as Isuppose
you know, l am enabled to send you so large an order
because most Of the physicians in this part OF the coun-
try reco nmend them and prescribe them in their prac-
tice. People wont have any pills but yours, and they
really are the best, for l use them myself when l need
anything OF the kind.
Last lot o. Purifier received safe and selling WE'LL
Will set { y 18th your agent whenever called upon. Ship
care of 0. P. Martin, Prairie du CHEN.
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
See advertisement in another column. 4w3S
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The Louisville Democrat, the leading Dem
coratic paper of Kentucky, says;
There can be no true Democracy while
treason keeps its armies in the field, except
t0ar Democracy. The Office hunters, who, at
a time ike this, preach peace, peace in the
North, may be Democrats In name, but in re-
atty they are tories and traitors, who would
be in arms against their Government were
they living in the so~-called Confederacy."
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To Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes.

A Reverend gentleman having been restored to health
in IL lew days, after undergoing all the usual routine
and irregular expensive modes of treatment, without
success, considers it his sacred duty to communicate to
his afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS OF CURE. Hence
on the receipt of an addressed envelope, he will send
Uree) a copy of the prescription used. Direict to DIR.
JOHN DAGNALL, 166 Fulton St. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONC0'S GOLDEN PILLS
FOR FEMALE S.

Infalllble in correcting, regulating and removing all obstruc-
tioDs, from whatever cause, and always
nnn.nrnEnl u q rnunnkira
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MEMPHIS, March IL,
ria CAIRO, March IA.
1t is confirmed that Richardson's g~uerillas OF
Gen. Looney's force have been surprised and
either captured, killed or dispersed.
NEAR VICKsBURG, March 9,
ria Cairo, March u.
The river has risen so high that Gen. Nc.
Clernand's troops have been compelled to EN-
bark for Milliken's Bend, sixteen miles above
this point. The levee is broken iii several
places. Recent operations atLake Providence
and elsewhere have resulted in an inundation.
more than a hundred miles into louisiana
The guerrilas are completely drowned out of
several points at which they used to trouble
our steamboats,.
The 4aZoo Pass project is an entire success
The gun-boats have arrived above Haines'
Bluff, and will an attack, it is
thought. The bluff is poorly fortified for de-
Tense against an attack from the above.
Haines' Bluff is a continuation Of a chain Of
hills, nine miles from Vicksburg. Rumors are
rife to the effect that the rebels are evacuating
Yicksburg. They will have to leave Grena-
da also, as soon as we get possession of the
1aZOo river.
The greater part of this force will go to
Chattanooga, where they hope to ~overwhelm
Rosecrans in the next battle.
Joe Johnston has gone to Tennessee, and
will command the rebel amy therein henext
battle.
Our fleet captured twenty-six transports up
the Yazoo. They destroyed eighteen of them.
Dredge boats are still working in the ca
nal. The highwater interferes with their OBJ
e~rations. The mortar boats will commence
firing to-day.
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AfeW Qneer ThInrs.

We know lazy, shiftless. trifling devils,
who never paid dollar of taxes in their
lives, who are bowling twelve out of the
twenty-four hours about ''the enormous
taxes we are burdened with"
We know men, the seat of whose pan
falcons display the flag of distress ut half
mast, who could not buy toe-nail of a
nigger if able-bodied slaves were selling
at q dollar dozen. who fly into pasion
if they hear of an "attack on slave prop
erty."
We know men who never did DAYS
work in their lives-sdve when borrow
ing or stealing was impossible are
bowling like.wolves against ''niggers COM
ing to Ohio to compete with the labor of
poor white men,"
We know men who never had an entire
dollar in their lives, spend honrs in expa-
tiating upon the dangers of paper cur
rency.
There are queer people in the world
Nine-tenths of all the talk on the above
topics, is done by the class mentioned
Buckeye State.
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sgat1g 1ggntR.tlt3!
THRMs OF ADVRRTIsING.7
EIyEsoLIp LINES OF NoHPARH1, Ion oSE INCH Ion
LEss, NkkI SQUARE.

S0-SPEcL4L NOTICES Double the above rates.
. AS-Yearly AdvertiSing reasonable teFrdS uecor-
Jung to tho space occupied and the changes
from transient persons or trnne
sr4yt2 be Reid for IN GdvaRee, 3 :. - -I- .
Business Cards not exceeding hVO lines SO peryear
or " forsx months but for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than a square. .
The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the HAdvertisers' Immediate business: and nil
Advertisements for the benefit of other pr6ong az
we'll as alIlegal advertisements and advertisements
sales and real estnte sent by them mus
be paid for at tho usual rates. - m 51-is I
+! advertisements not accompanied with VIZ tteIi
directions will be inserted until foFbi ChRrRed
accordingly. s.ipif aii I ~ sod 10. :.
Notices for Political deetinEs to be charged In all
cases At full rates. y , o. = -
Marriages, Notieesof Funerals, and a1noncemsnts
OF sermons, so cents zach. s5Ii0nyll-I69i
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9Eaoy where, and ight them to the death.

orAoy where, and fight them to the death
Prolonged cheers and shouts.
| said paid three thousand dollars 3
year taxes. / do not say it to brap ofsit
1t is nay. duty; yes, Me-. Speaker, nv nrsS,-
| ilege to do it But some of the fraidE =
here, who are working night and dav 81
get their miserable little bills and claims
through the Legislature, to take money ont
OF the pockets of the people, ARE taikinJ
about high taxes. They are hypocrites as
well as traitors. heard some of them
talking about high taxes in this way who
do.not pay five dollars to support the Gov
ernment. denodnce them as hypocrites
as well traitors. CCheers.
The reason that they pretend to be afraid
OF high taxes is that they do not want to
vote money for the relief of thersoldiers.
They want also p embarrass the Govern
ment and stop the war. They want to aid
the Secesslonisti to conquer our boys in
the field. They {are about taxes2 They
are pIcayune met any how. They pay no
taxes at all, and lever did, and never hope
to, unless they efn manage to plunder the
Government. Cheers. This Is an ex-
cnse of traitors.
Here the Speaker called3f 3for order in
the galleries
Mr. Speaker, excuse me. 1 feel for my
couItry in this, Her hour of danger; feel
for her from the hips of my toes to the ends
of my hair. This is the reason that I
speak asI do. Icanuot help it. am
bound to tell thee men to their teeth what
they are, and what the people the. true
loyal people, thit k of them. Tremendous
cheering. The Speaker raped upon the
desk in unison with the applause, appa-
rently to stop it but really to add to its
volume, for could see by his flushed cheek
and flashing eye Ehat mis- heart was with
the brave and LOYAL old gentleman.
Mr.. Speaker, 1haye said my say. am
no speaker. ThF is the only speech have
made. And 1 do not know that it deserves
to be called a'spssch. could not sit still.
any longer. and Zee these scouudrels and
traitors work oaE their selfish schemes to
destroy the Unitn. They have my sentl-
ments. Let thdn, one and all, make the
most Of them. am ready to back up all
/ say, and repat it, to meet these traitors
in any mannerlthey may choose, from a
pins point to thi mouth of a cannon rTu-
multuous applause, during which the old
gentleman sat dbwnafter he had given the
desk parting Ehack, which sounded loud
above the din q cheering and clapping OF
] never witnessed SO much excitement in
my life in an ass,mblage.
il
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had no orders whatever for doing so: tbat
Gen. Rosecrans did not turn us over. and
consequently the act was purely arbitrary
and without authority on his part.
AS there has been great deal published
IN your paper prsjudtcing the public mind
OF Wheeling against me, beg that you
will be kind enough to state these few facts
to disabuse the public mind on the sub
ject.
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Saddles. Harness Trunks 81
WHOLgsAI,R RETAT,

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
Z r y, SHEPPARD No,1S1 Main Street, corner
y Union, will continue to Keep on hand alArgeand
complete assortment of all his line consist
aS OF Ladies' and Gentlemen's SaddEes, Fine Coarse
hArnSss Trunks, ValIees Carpet Bags, satehels Col
lars, aAmeS, Whips, &c,
would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
t1st oy strict attention aud promptnSss, to merit
9o9IInnAnee Of the public patronage s.
Al Kinds of repairing promptl DONE and In pro
PoS P.rn n1Sn9er' Ia' J, B. SHEPPARD. 81
seP@9 50 e-f 4sftf ISL, Main Street
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From the Detroit Free Press, the Democratic Organ
ofMfchigan, March ], 1868.
The Democracy or the North-TVest
Have the democracy of the North-west
changed their position on the warI This
question IS frequently asked, and we an.
ser,they have not changed. We are, to use
the strong and pertinent language of the
Illinois resolutions, s'unalterably opposed
to any severance of the Union, and never
can consent that the great North- West
shall be severed from the Southern
States comprising the Mississippi Valley.
That Tiver shall aeUel- 10ater the soil of t.So
nations, bat, from its source to its con
tttte'tce t0itIttt Gltlt, shall belong to one
great aud united peopls." This declara-
tiOn, in various forms and under various
circumstances, has been reiterated and
confirmed by the democracy of the entire
Northwest It is their platform, their
creed.
|, In laying down this as a position from
which they could not deViate, they fulIv
comprehended It's import and meaning.
and considered the consequences in ali
their bearings and We are eratified in
being able to state that in this resoln.
ton the Democracy of the North West
stand shoulder to shoulder with the
Democracy of New York and Pennsyl-
yania
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Justice to whom justice is due.
ALEX. W. Poor.