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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-07-23
The Day school Bel.

$4,000 copies issued. new Singing Book for
Schools and Summaries, called the DaySchooI Bell is
ready. 1t contains about 200 choice songs rounds
catches Duets rios, quaretts, and choruses many
them written expressly for this work. besides 81 pages
of the Elements of Music which easy and progress
siVe.
Among the large number of beautlful pieces may be
found, "Unce Sans School," "Dont you hear the chill
dren coming" Railways look the sunny SIDE" "The
little lass" and "Litte Lad" "0h, pair tree" "Anvil
Chorus" 'Meet meet by the running brook" &C.,
1t is compiled by Horace Waters author Of sabbath
School Bell" Nos. and 9, which have had the snorm-
500 per 1907 bound so cts $25 per no. cloth bound en-
bosSed gilt 40 CENTS $5 per 10O Is copies furnished
the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price,
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entire work of 1872 pages and nearly 225 tunes
and hymns As the music is little difficult it il
just the book to follow Bell No. 1. Nearly million
OF these Bells have been issued and now ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
River ?" "There s Beautiful World,n ''Sorrow shall
again more" "Don't you hear the Angels com,
&c. Prices of Bell No. are same Bell No. l. Both
numbers be obtained in volume, price, bound
copy, 40 cents, $50 per hundred cloth bound emboss
ed gilt so cents, $45 per 100. 25 copies furnished al
the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
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contains between 500 and 400 pages ofunes and hymns
new and old Of the choicest kinds, for church, Sunday
school, revival missionary, temperance, prayer and
conference and all kinds ofsacred and social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation In it.
like 'Shinng Shore" crest for the weary "ShaN We
know each other there ?" sShall meet beyond the
River. ''There is beautiful World,n "Knd Words,
Sweet hour of Prayer" E'TheFe s Land of Love-
"Surer little children to unto me,' "God save the
Nation" &c. Prices-single copies, bound, 80 cents
$40 per 100 cloth bound, embossed gilt 70 cents $50
per 100 Mailed at the retail price
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Brig. Gen. Commanding.

An INoIDExT.-A correspondent informs us
Of an Incident which occurred at the Congre-
gational Church at Westminster, last Sabbath.
The clergyman, an aged minister, was preach
ing from the text, q speak unto wise men
understand ye what say" He had advanced
as far as thirdly" when he observed that
many of his hearers, overcome by the heat Of
the day, had fallen asleep. Stopping in his
discourse, and wiping the perspiration from
his furrowed brow, heeXclaimed: ''My friends,
as the day is sultry and oppressive, | will
stop while, and request the choir in the
meantime to sing, to the tune Of Coronation,
the hymn commencing, My drowsy powers,
why sleep ye sol
The effect was electrical, bringing the audi
ence to their feet. They remained standing
while the sublime chorus, from the combin-
ed voices of the choir and congregation, filled
the house and effectually destroyed the dispo-
sition to sleep. The preacher resumed his
discourse at 'thirdly."
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omeiar Dispatches from Gen. gilmore

~~ WAsH1xoroS July 1G.Z
The following has been received at the
b eadquarters of the army: z-
HEADQUARTERS OF THE SOUTH
NORRIS ISLAND, S. G., July II.
10 Mi. Gen. l4allecb'
Have the honor to report that at ) o'clock
nm fine morning of the 10th inst, made an
attacl, on the enemy's fortified position on
fine south end of Morris Island, and after an
engagement lasting three hours and quarter
captured all his strongholds on that part OF
the Island and pushed forward my infantry
to within 900 yards of Fort Wagner
/ We now hold all the Island except about
one mile Oh the north end, which includes
Fort Wagner and a battery on Cummings
Point mounting at this time Il or 10 heavy
guns in the aggregate. ,
The assaulting column WAC CALAMITY Ied
by Brig. Gen. Strong. It landed in small
boats under cover Of our batteries on Folly
Island, and four monitors, led by Rear Admi-
raj Dahlgren, which entered the main channel
abreast of Morris Island soon after our batter
les opened. The monitors continued their
fire during the day. mostly against Fort
Wagner.
On the morning Of the 18th inst, at day
break an attempt was made to carry Fort
Wagner by assault. The parapet was scaled
but the supports recoiIed under the fire to
which they were exposed, and could not be
got up
Our losses in both actions will not vary
much from $50 killed, wounded and missing
We have taken II pieces Of heavy ord
nance and large quantity Of camp equip
age.
The onemy's loss viii not fall short Of 200.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servent,
J A GtmNORK
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aErERswE,s sac.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, EESosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT,
Edward G. Durant dgai1tSt Ahira T. Drake, SUsannah
Drake, the Kenosha Rockford and Rock Island Rail,
road Company Ben amin williamson trustee in pos
session OF said Railroad, William Dawes, Samuel b..
scotc, Harmon Marsh, Thomas Prieture, Samuel
Hale, Ernest Saomon, H. Otis POST Thomas Moran,
Orson 5. Head, Isaac X. Williams.
In pursuance OF judgment in above entitled action
rendered May 1911, 1863, at the regular term Of sad
Court l. Hudson Fox, Sheriff Of sad county shall offer
for sale and sell at public auction 70 the highest bidder
therefor at the front door Of the Court House in the
city and county tx en0sha aud State Of Wisconsin, Mt
ba If past ten O'Clock in the forenoon of Saturday, Oc
tober nth A. D. 1868, the following described lot OF
parce Of land so much thereof as shall be snlcient
to satisfy said judgment and costs together with the
COTS and expenses Of such sale, to witt Beginning at
Inc south east corner Of section No irty-six (86)
Town two () north Of range TIVE nty two (22eastthence
north along the east ne Of said section eighty rods,
thence west thirteen (13) rods, thence south eighty
rods thence thirteen rods to beginning, being in
lbe town Of Soners. Terms Of sale cash.
Dated July -, 1868. HUDSON FOX,
o, s. & u. II. HEAD, Sheriff oil Kebosha 90.
Pa
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,r,o New PatrioeIc SONG 8on,s.

contains 81 pages OF SONGS duets and choruses, bot
sacred and secular including - pages of prayers
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
1t well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may b
found, where liberty dwells is my country" "Th
Christian Hero" Three cheers for Banner" "Comt
sing to me of Heaven" "Coumbia the Gem of tht
Ocean," "Ereeman's Gathering" "Columbla's King
ers IS cents $40 per 90. Mailed at the retail price
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contains IA pages, and nearly 200 unos and hymns
is the most popular s. S. Book issued. Among the
most popular pieces are kind Words 'Eden Above,
Christian Bero beautiful Zon,' Il ought to love my
Mother, The Angels told SIN the Light, Rest
the Weary &c. Prces-paper covers, 20 cents each
S15 per 10O bound 25 cs $50 per 1O0 cloth bound EN-
bossed gilt, 80 CENTS $25 per 100.
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Eherifk,a Enip.

HIte Of Wisconsin,, Kea0aeG County Circuit t0sTr,
sP virtue of execution issued out an under tho
seal Of the circuit court for the couty Of Kenosh
and State of Wisconsin, tested the Sth day of June
1868, and to directed and delivered in favor of Hope
Lathrop Plaintiff, against the goods and chattes lands
and tenemonts of Josiah Bond, William s. Strong, David
Crosit and Enoch W. EyanB Defendauts have levied
upon and shall sell OF public auction TO Che highest bid
theF eior at the front door of the Court House In
the city and county KenOsha and state Of WiscUnhn
at O'Clock of the forenoon of Saturday the st day
August A. 1868, the following described real estate or
much thereof shall be sutclen. to satisfy said
judgment costs and expenses of said action to Wit:
All the right, title and interest The said Josiah Bond,
William 8. Strong, David Crosit and EnoCh w. Evans
had the 10Th day OF May D. 1863, has any time
since acquired in or to the following described lot or
parcel of land to wit: The east one hundred OF
the north west quarter of section twenty (2U town
north OF range twenty (2O east in the town of Salem
county Of enosba and state of Wisconsin. Terms of
sale cash.
Dated June 18th 1868.
0, s. g. Il. II. HEAD, HUDSON FOX,
eUQ Pins y Of sha IN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-07-23

PUT FLOWERS ON 1OUR TABLB.--Set flowers
on your tabe-a whole nosegay if you can
get it, OF a single flower; a rose, a pink
nay, daisy Bring few daisies and butter
cups from your last field walk, and keep them
alive in little water; aye, preserve but a
bunch of clover, or a handful Of Towering
grasS-one OF the most elegant, as well as
cheapest, Of Natures productions-an YOU
have something on your table that reminds
you Of the beauties of Gods creation, and
gives you a link with the poets and sages that
have done 1t most honor. Put but a rose, or
lily, or a violet, on your table, and YOU and
Lord Bacon have a custom III common; for
that great and wise man was III the habit of
having flowers III season upon his table
morning, we believe, noon and night that is
to say, at all his meals, for dinner, in his
time, was taken at noon. Now here is q
fashion that shall last you forever, II you please
never changing with silks, and vclvets
and silver forks, nor dependent upon caprice
and change to give them Importance and a
sensation. The fashion of the garments of
heaven and earth endures forever, and You
may adorn your tables with specimens OF
their drapery-with flowers out of the fields
aud golden beams out Of the blue ether
Flowers on q morning table are especially
suitable to the time. They look like thohap-
Ply Weakening Of the creation; they bring the
perfumes OF the breath of Nature into your
room; they seem the representatives and
embodiments Of the very smiles G., vour home.
the graces OF its good-n.c-, rrow-nroots that
some lIilelLectua' beauty is in ourselves, or
- 81. .'po" us; some home Aurora (f we are
~ ...cky as to have companionh helping te
strew our life with sweets, or IN ourselves
some masculine mildness not unworthy K
possess such companion, or unlikely to
gain her.
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contains SO pages of songs duets and cinruses for
Freedom. Among the choice pieces we would name
'Fair Freedoms morn,'' 40 let my people GO" cover
the mountain" "They worked me all the day." &c
Price cents sngs60 cents per dozen, So per 100 pos
tage cent each.
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HORACE WATERS Ag't
AS1 Rrnnhwau Nam Ynrk
4SI Broadway, New-York.
Publisher Of the above Books
Vocal Music. wiz, Pinno Accompaniment.

SOC"I Wllsic, Win FinnO Accompaniment.
large assortment Of new and popular songs, ball
lads, duets, quartetts and chorouses, Issued daily
Among the most popular are, shall know each 9TH
err there" Lowrey "Why have my loved gone"
81 will be true to thee" "0h, there's such girl as
mine" by Foster Mothers love true" "Swtet love
forget me not" &C, by Keller % cents each hear
sweet voices singing" "Home is home," "Forget if you
can, but forgive by Thomas, 80 cents each.
INSTRUMENTAL Music for the Piano Forte-"We are
coming, Father Abraham, six hundred thousand more
Always look on the sunny side "Shall we know ea:h
other there Z" &C., with brilliant Variations by Grobe
30 cents each.
Polkas, Weltzes, Marches, Quicksteps, Quadrls Sc
by popular authors All kinds of Singing and Instruc.
ton Books Catalogues mailed free TO any address,
Music mailed at the above prices.
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SHE EsAFF's SALE.

Stote of WjScoaSln, heaosha Go4@Ly Circuit
Cont.
Hope Iathrop The Rockford and Rock Island Rail
Road Company EepJSmn niha it ~ dna5'e9 IN IN
Erns. SalonOn IT, Otis Post Thomas Moran, OrEon s.
Herd, Harmon Marsh, Thomas Prize turo and William
Dawes.
In pursuance tho judgment in above entitled action,
May 1885, tho regular Of said court
T. Hudson OK, Sheriff Of said county 81 all oter for sale and
auction to this highest bidder therefor at tho
tho Court HOnoc in the city and c0pnYo hG-
pes state Of Wisconsin at ten Oco1k IN the forenoon
of ss nrlay October I1t, 1868 the following descrb
land much ne Buheen
satisfy said Judgment and costs, together It the ex
penses said sale, TO witt Lot No. egt Sl IN BLOCK NO
twelve the quarter Of section thirty
1911 town two north range twenty three & east aud
in tho city Of Kenosha. Terms Of sale cash. ~. -
Dated July 49, 1868. "a go uDDsON foA,
O.S. & L. H. HEAD, 6hsrn Of henosha county
Plg'H AttyS. lJWo
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Winters, Chenp nTuslc for .,e nl,,l,or,

Arranged solos, duets quartes, and choruses for
musical societies chors, Sunday schools public schools
seminaries, etc. Shall know each other there p
Don't you hear the Angels eomng?' Shall meet be-
yond the riverg' 'Be in time There is Beautiful
World, 'Where Liberty dwells is my country Free
dom, Truth, and Right 'We coming, Father Abra-
lam, six hundred thousand more There is land OF
Love- Sorrow shall come again more, Heavenly
Home 'Come sing to of Heaven Land in sight
we viii love our sunday school Our God is marching
on GOD the Nation,' Whittier's song Of sThe
Plantation Negro Fair Freedoms Morn has dawned
at last Over the mountain Little Elias an Angel
unto me- Bury in the morning, Mother' 'Come 10
thy rest' Sweet hour OF Prayer &C. Price cents go
cents Per dog, 50 per 100; postage cent each In
sheet form, WITH Piano Accomplishments, 25 cents.
Published by HORACE WATERS. As,t
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-07-23

~ n man in New Hampshire had the mis-
fortune to lose his wife. Over her grave he
caused a stone to be placed on which, in the
depth Of his grief, he had orderd to be inscribed
Tears cannot restore her-therefore I Weep"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-07-23

The Revival NEusIc Book

contains l26 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer, mu
sic by Prof Gull This is excellent book for concerts
for the young Pricespaper covers go cents $15 pei
100; bound rs cents, $50 per 100.
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she Contsderney Uuf in I've.
That is the territory cut off The following
is Mhat relnains

It will, therefore be seen that the possession
Of the Mississippi by the National forces cuts
the Contederacy square in two, there being
about three hundred and thirty square miles
in each SETON
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Published by HORACE WATERS, As,t
No. 4Sl Broadway, n Y
xxLATERs,s choral Harp-A New Sunday

VA ATERS'S Choral Harp-A New Sunday
w School Book, of 100 pages Of Beautiful
Hymns and Tunes. 1t contains many gems, such as
Shall know each other there Suffer little children
to unto me- THE Beautiful Shore oh tits gor,
GUS, Leave with my MOTHER He Ieadeth me be-
SIS per 100; bound % cents $40 per 10O It is edit
ed by HORACE WATERS, author of Sunday School
Bells, Nos. and 2 which have had the enormous sale
of over eight hundred thousand copies Just published
by
HORACE WATERS, 481 Broadway, n. Z.
For sale by SAWYER d THOMPSON, 50 Fulton Az.
orner ofJay St. zsSs 1y5O,
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The sthenncI,m CoI;ac,,oo

contains Is pages Of tunes ana hymns, designed for
vval prayer, and conference meetings. Price in pa
per covers, single copies 10 cents IS per 100. Melted
at the retail price.
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JAMES MATTHEWS
VARIETY store.

JAMES lEATTHEWS
Variety store.
90 Main 81, one door north County Bank,
Where he has constantly on hand large and we'll
selected stock of
TOYS AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
consisting of all kinds of
ChilCre,a's Toys, Neck Laces, Seed
Beads for w1rkiaag and making
Bracelets, Paper, Ink and Pens,
Childreaa's Carriages, Baskets
and Willoao Ware, Bird Gas
ges, Bird seed, and one
Thousand other articles.
Besides he has large and we'll selected stock Of
GROCERIES g. PROVISIONS
Rhu6ar6 VINE, Pure Apple Cider and Vim
egnr, of his own manufacture, Green, CGATed and
Dried FfnH of all kinds in their seasons, Can
dies aud Confectionery in great varieties, PoVder
Shot and Caps.
All kinds Of PRODUCE bought and sold
and highest price paid for it. l have made ar
raugements with the best Butter Makers in the
County to supply me through the season. Any
one wanting such article will find ii to their adj
vantage to come and examine before buying else
where The subscriber from his long experience
in business trusts thathe il favorably known, and
will continue to receive his share Of the public
patronage All goods will be sold at the lowest
living prices Many thanks for past favors.
Kenosha, April J, 1863. ly43 j. M
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,ssOO1ATTON pbiIadelnbia Pa

EEOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa.
Diseases Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, SPERdAToRHGA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS IMPOTENCE and other affections OF The
spy.I oRGANs PHYSICAL DEBILITY and PREMATURE DE-
cynew and reliable treatment in Reports Of tho Howard
mail in sealed letter enyeopes free Of
esrge Address Dr.. j. SKILLIE HoUGHToN Howard Assoc
iaton South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa lyS6
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Coop ADyIcE-Never cut pcice out Of a
newspaper until you have looked on the
other side, where, perhaps you may find some
thing more valuable than that you first in
tended to Appropriate. Never put salt intoyour
soup before you have tastedit. have known
Of a gentleman being very much enraged by
doing so. Never burn your fingers ifyon can
help it. People burn their fingers every day,
when they might have escaped it if they had
been careful. Don't put your feet on the table
True, the members Of Congress do so; but
YOU are not a member Of Congress If you
form one of a large mixed company, and a
diffdent stranger enters the room and takes
seat among you, say something TO him, for
heavens sake, even although it be only
Zine evening, sir" Do not let him sit bolt up
right, suffering all the apprehensions and ag-
onies of bashfulness without any relief ASK
how he has been; tell him you know his
friend so-and-so-anything that will dc &c
break the icy stiffness in which very decent
fellows are sometimes frozen on their de5m
before new circle.
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It may be better to do foolish things sea
sonably, than wise ones unseasonably.
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MANN NO MOVC.

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vegetable have the certificates Of those eminent chom
ists Professors Chiffon Of N " and Locke OF Cincinnati
Read Dr. Robacs Special Notices and Certificates pub
iished conspicuous part Of this Paper from time to
time. -. -
Price OF the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
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etabe Blood Pills. Is Isr box or 5 boxes for 81.
Principal Office and SaIesroom, No. East Fourth St.
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We are permitted TO make the following ez,
tracts from private letter from Rev. }. McNa-
mara, Chaplain Of the Let Wis. inf, to HE wife
in this city. 1t gives IN idea Of the difficulties
and discomforts under which Rosecraus first for
ward movement was made. The letter, which is
in the form of \ diary. Ia dated at
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