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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-02-05
Ex.Goxeruor M

The news from New York that Ex-Governor
from that State, will be gratifying to loyal men
and lovers of the country everywhere, and the
more satisfactory in view of the late schemes
of the Copperheads in procrastinating the or
ganization of the House to defeat an election in
Joint Convention. The subsequent fear that
Thurlow Weed would be chosen has also van
ished, that purest of patriots preferring still to
reserve himself for his own chosen sphere Of
outside operator, happily for the public, butin-
conveniently, for operations like himself, denied
to Senators. Gov. Morgan will be an accession
to the enate and a credit TO New York.
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The Baukrupt bill.

We learn from the congressioal proceedings
that the general Bankrupt Bill which has beer
for some time before congress was tabled on the
3rd instant by a vote of SO against 30. Mr.
Conkling of New York afterwards moved a re-
consideration of the vote, which was also ia,
bled on motion of Mr.. Kellogg Of Illinois. Thi;
motion was tabled by a majority of seven. Thus
ends the Bankrupt Bill probably for tits Ses.
sion. This result will.no doubt be regretted by
many who believed its effects would have been
beneficial to a large class of unfortunate men
although many an unworthy man would have
sought to avail himself.of its charitable provis.
ions.
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The Reae0u ofNr.

1t has been suggested that the price of Gold
the standard being paper-is an expression
of the estimate that Capital makes of the integ
Il is rather an expression Of the fear that Capt..
tai has of the efforts of the disloyal men of the
North to ruin the institutions upon which pub
lie credit is based. Were every man in the
North earnest and sincere in support of the 10y
al cause, Gold would decline full forty per cent
tomorrow. And as evidence of the fact it i:
enough to say that the blatant treason of tn.
Illinois and Indiana Legislatures sent it up from
lS3 to 100, in a single month
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A Startling Rumor.

There comes a rumor from the New York
Herald, obtained from the Richmond Dispatch
that two rebel gun boats have attacked our
blockadirg feet, off Charleston S. C. sunk two
of our war v%essels, and dispersed the rest, issue
a proclamation, declaring the blockade raised,
'toted' the foreign consuls out to see &c.
As yet, all of these needs confirmation and
we hope it always will need it.
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An
MEMPHIS. TENN. Jan. &c 18

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Jan. 70 1868.
To the Editors cfhe KsnoshG Telegraph;
III -
Please insert the following testimonial OF
gratitude to the ladies of Wilmot, from the msm-
bers of Co. F., Goth Regt. Ill. Vols, and con-
fer favor on the. Company, Respectfully.
1.-THE members of Co. F. goth III. Regiment,
feel deeply indebted to The kind and generous
ladies Of Wilmot, Wis, for a well filed box"
of large dimensions, containing ~luxuries, which
for the last six months have been totally un-
heard of, and considered only as Injuries fit for
the palate of some Lord or king, and not for
soldiers. Hoping that the time may soon come
when they will be able to show their gratitude
in a more satisfactory manner, they very re-
specially beg leave to present their sincere ank
heartfelt thanks to their fair donors, the Ladies
of Wilmot. Very Respectfully,
MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY.
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VIVA, Gen. Hooker Is Doing.

Notwiths tsnding the furious storm which has
prevailed since Hooker took command, he has
bean making roads and preparing for move
ments to be made as speedily as possible. He
IS about TO do away with the system of Grand
Divisions altogether land have all reports made
dreetly to his headquarters, so as to insure
greater unity Of movements, and q moro perfect
discipline, He has shut down on furioughs,
and is finding cut what officers are really fight.
ing for the country. and who are the tools of
politicians.
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GO.M.WER CERL.
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,
Rennsha. FehrnarT 9Th. 1S63.

Kenosha, February 9Th, 1863.
GRAIN MARKETING have rarely seeu the market
more ductuating ard unsettled than the past few days.
Especially has ~thisbeen the case with the transact ions
a wheat. This State Of the markst is mainly to be attri'
buted 10 the oscillations in Gold. The most reliable
quotations we can give are s1,l5 per bughel for wheat
weighing 6Olbs and a range ofprices to 400 for inferi-
or samples the bulk OF the wheat selling at S105, a sos.
Barley continues firm and the offerings do not equal
the demand for local consumption. Prime samples Of
Barley bring 1,1OaDd ordinary to fair 80. and 800
Oats As Corn 25c per bushel Of Ears. Timothy seed
$500.
PROVIsIONS.-Butter continues 6rm and the supply
not large. We note sales at IA. for prime. Potatoes are
only in moderate request. Jersey Peach Blows an
white Neshannockg 5sc other varieties Of sound SOC per
bushei. Lard a Tallow9c
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A Gard to the Suffering.

The REV. WILLIAM OosGRovE, while laboring as a Mis-
sionary in Japan, was cured of Consumption, when al
other means had failed, by a recipe obtained from
learned physici n residing in the great eity Of Jeddo.-
TINS recipe nas cured great numbers who were ~suferin,
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs anC
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders.
DESTROYS OF beneitting others, l will send this recipe
which have brought home with me, to all who need it
of charge. Address
REV. WILLIAM COSGROVE,
1y21 439 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N
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AFFAIR AND LIBERAL OFFER!
a LECTURE w.
TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Published, IN a Sealed EnUeIope. Price 6 cents.
A Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure Of SpermRtorrhes or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and impede
ments to Marriage generally. Nervousness, Consumption,
Epilepsy and fits; Mental and Physical incap2slty, re-
sulting from Self-Abuse &c.-By ROBERT ]. CULVER
WELL, N. D., Author OF the Green Book, dc.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Lee
ture, clearly proves from his own experience that the
awful consequences of self abuse may be edectually re-
meved without me dicine, and without dangerous surg
ical operations, bougies, instruments rings or cordialss
pointing out q mode Of cure at once certain and etece-
ual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
radically. This Lecture a0tU Proce q boon to thoUs-
dnds and MOAsdnds.
Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain sealed en-
velope, on the receipt of6 cents, or two postage stamps
by addressing,
CHAS. J. C KLINE b CO.,
1871 B0psry, NeU York, Post QBfce Boz, &s6.
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ER-

NAME into the Enclosure Of the subscriber in the
OTown of Somers, on or aboutthe 2Oth day OF jan
uary 1893, three 2 year old Steers, two yearling Heiners.
and two yearliEg Steers-Color mostly req, WITH sone
white pots. No other particular marks nonceS. Ene
owners are requested TO prove properly, Pay CnsIses'
aud take them away. 0oyNA'
somers, Jan. 30, 1868. 3"oo
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We have received from Madison the annual

We have received from Madison the annual
report of he State Treasurer, By thi> il
seems that the entire receipts into the State
Treasury for the year ending Sept. 80, 1862
were 81 1916, 405.44 and there WAS disburSed
81, 664, 1873 81. Leaving in the Treasury the
handsome sum of 1912, 216.77. This indi.
Gates a good balance in favor of the Treasury
Of this there has been paid from the war fund
$64S, 499 03, And from the allotment fund
$l7, 526 SO.
Snrnlr ma ara IN arnanaiva Pnh1ic
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e Pennsylyania's quota of the
United States direct tax,under the act
of Congress Of August 5, 1862, was
SI,s46, ness and she has paid it all
up, except a trife of $500, 900 or so.
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yWNHE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
in DR.. Duponco'sG Golden Pills for Females are per-
fectly 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-failing success in almost ev-
ey csse, in correcting Irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing menstruation, particularly at the change, OF life.
From five to ten will cure that common yet dreadful COM
plant, the Whites, Nearly every female in the land suffers
from this complaint.
The above Pill has permanently cured thousands and they
will cure you if you use them. They cannot harm you; on
its proper channel, and invigorate the whole system. Ladies
whose health will not permit an increase of family, will ind
these pills a successful preventive. Ladies peculiarly sltua-
ted, or those surprising themselves so, should not use these
pills during the first three months, as they are certain to pro-
cure miscarriage; after which admOuition," the proprietor
assumes no responsibility y, altho' their mildness will prevent
any injury to health. Inc ingredients composing the above
pills are made known to every agent, and they will tell you
they are safe, and will perform all claimed for them. Price
Sole Agent for KeroSta County, Ms.
LADIES!-By sending him 81 through the Kenosha post
Office" can have the pills sent to any part OF the city or
country" (cOnfdentially) and free of postage by mail.
n. 8. Beicqre Of a base counterfeit Of these Pills You can
buy the cOuntefeit article at any price from 70 to 70 cents .
box, (dear at thatC LADIES, your lives and health are of
too much value to be trihed with, besides being imposed upon
with a worthless article. Therefore any one offering you these
Pills for less than 81 a hex, avoid them as you would poison.
They are bogus. None are genuine unless the name of s. ID.
HOWE is on every box, which has recently been added, on
account of the Pill being counterfeited."
Sold also, by BoswoRTH * Sons, Milwaukee,; Corey & Son,
Waukesan; LORD 81 SMITH, and FULLER 4 FINCH, Chicago.
and by one Druggist in every town and village in the United
States.
General Wholesale Agents. 1Y@2
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SPECF.NE NOTICES.
CARD.

a Ca
H. p. SCH0FF, Attorney and Counsellor at Loo
desrires to say 70 his friends and the people Of thiI
County generally, that he has opened an o6a:e in the
second story of Bailey's building. under the Telegraph
ONCE and opposite Bsin'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 profes.
rim
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~ Harvey Durkee, Samuel Quarles, Ann Quarles,
Mesedith Rowland, John Parker, Susan stebbins, John
.onSpnerd, Relsnn Stebbins, Terrence Mckinney,
Sonn Jordan, Thomas Rowland, Eli G. Runsls, David
DSoltte, John Rategan, Samuel Hale, Serene Fish,
uInsrto Y. Davidson, and George 8. Blsckman.
% are hereby notified that q petition has been
a. AIs with the Clerk of the County Board OF super
,ion. = y Ine County of Kenosha and State OF Wisconsin,
= ~ Eli q. Runals, Harvey Durkee and John Par
vonItt IooS1n.a9 mat said County Board OF superVisorS
son. 1900, construct and establish 4 ditch, for reR-
an r. ro" "a sad petition, from the starting point up
-. :; oA.e,ano 10 the terminus hereinafter described:
tnat ~ 10 say; Connlerclng on the south line of section
~ = = Wv "ns north Of range twenty-five 22) east,
- se .o"n OF fleasant Prairie, in said county, and a.
Inc south east corner OF the south west quarter of said
Sectlon, thence north along the quarter section lines
through said section twelve, and through section one
nexI north thereof to the Town line Road. o distance Of
two miles or thereabouts; thence east along the south
side OF said town line road thirty (30) rods or thOreRabots
10 a culvert, thence north through said oulvert to the
north side OF the highway, thence east to the south west
corner OF the east half of the south west quarter of the
south east quarter Of section thirty-six 1851, town two
s some 81 range twenty-swo L2si east, in the town 81
90 parcel bland, eighty 1901 rods; thence north east
siy ~Hout thirty six 1851 rods, to q ditch; thence east
cry along said ditch about twenty-Sne [21l rods, and to
SSnotner oitch; thence north along said last named ditch
n'Snaour lo4l rods to the Bullen road 80 called, which
drain or ditch.
InAt there be another outlet to said ditch, by q side
oltcn running east from the main ditch, through q por-
ZION OF the south east quarter Of said section one, to the
Jerome Greek, SO called, ana leaving said main ditch at
8 point about fifteen [151 reds south Of where the Fisk
road so called, crosses the west line of said quarter
sectiOn. =
And you are further notified that in said petition it ia
set forth, that the land owned by each Of you, will be
affected by the construction Of the proposed ditch or
drain, and further, that said petition will be heard be-
fore the said County Board OF Supervisors of the county
oil Kenosha and State of Wisconsin,, at their regular
session, at their room in the Court House, in the city Of
henosha, and county aforesaid, on the second day o
March, A. d. 1858, at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day.
Dated Kenosha, February 9th, 1858.
IRA PIERCE,
Clerk Of the County Board Of Supervisors
8w3b of the County OF Kenosha, WiscU nsin.
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RR

On the LIST inst, by the Rev. A. o. BARRY Of Racine,
Wis, Mr.. SCHUYLER BUNDY, OF Wheatland, Kenoshs
Co, and Mrs. DALI AMELIA STANTON, Of th'
former place.
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PUBLIC DoCUMENTS.-We have received the
annual reports of the Supe rintendent of pubs
lie Instruction, from which a variety of usefu
information is 50 be CLEANED, Undoubtedly tn
convulsed state Of the country must have etf'ci
on the educational interest of the State, yet this
repor. gives as convincing proof of the mex
haustible energy. of the people,i in the pursuit Of
knowledge. From it we learn that the tota,
number of children attending school for the pas
year is 308,O56, being 1928 moro than during
the previous year. The total number of Schoo
Houses in the State is 5000. Of these 166 are
of tone, 1872 are of brick, 1924 are frame build
ings, aud ,227 are of logs. The average val
ne of each is 1922. There are S18 Distric'
Libraries in the State containing in all, 81
1876 volumes.
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Lu.e.. War Rev. From the Southwest

v -
We have news of stirring events from Is
sand No. 10 and Fort Donelson. On Sunday
a rebel force, reported to number from 5000 &c
1000. made an attack on Island No. 10, bu'
were repulsed by the gunbOat New Era, and
the artillery on the Island. The Federals sus
tanned no casualties. Gu Monday, & body Of
rebels came in sight of Fort Donelson. A Fed
eral force went out to meet them, and a hgh'
ensued. The repulse and defeat of the rebels
appears to have complete, although We are as
yet without any particulars i'll addition to those
already telegrahed to you.
The steamer J. D. Perry has arrived at Cal
70 from memphis, bringing papers of the Cd
She passed Island No. 10 last night. AL
was very quiet at that place. Not a rebel was
seen.
The york on the new canal at Vicksburg il
being vigorously pushed, and we have mos
cheering ass urances by this arrival that it vii
be a perfect success. 1t is to be dug down tt
the qui cksand, so as to insure cutting out. l
is not true that the rebels can she'll cur working
forces from the Mississippi their largest she'll
fall two hundred rods short.
The whole horse shoe opposite Vicksburg /
in the Federal possession, and on Tuesday las
Generals Grant, McC lernand and Sherman rode
over the ground. making personal reconnoissan'
ces.
There is a rumor at Memphis that Port Hud'
son is taken, but is is evidently without founda
ton.
Lieut., Col. Wood, of Forests Cavalry wat
shot by Lieut.. Lewis, of the I'd u. S. Regular
Cavalry in Memphis, on Sunday night. Woo
had been a prisoner, but escaped through thu
assistance of Lewis. Wood was again arrest
ed, and informed on Lewis when the latter wen
to his place Of confinement and killed him.
Five hundred Government mules arrived las
night from Helena by steamer Diana The!
were brought here to be arrested and improved
Fifteen hundred more are coming up from the
same place. The Government has more there
than it has use for, and finds it cheaper to brins
mules up than to take forage down. N.
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DIED.

In the town OF Bloomfield, Walworth Co.. on the S1Et
ofJsnuary, CARRIEJ ]. only child Of HENRY and MARY
J. TRisILcoGE, aged 8 years and IS days.
SO fades the lovely, blooming flower,
Frail smiling solace OF an hour
s O soon our transient comforts fly,
Our pleasures only bloom to die.
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T. j. S IT T.

E f S II I " "A l.
By the Ladies', for the benefit of T.
TEE SOLDIE s. AID SOCIETY,
Will be held at SIMMONS HALL on
Friday Evening, February 9Th.
Oysters, Ice Cream and Fruits.
With Music by
THE KENOSHA MUSICAL SOCIETY,
Will make an attractive ENTER TALNNENT.
admission. III cents
-Hs BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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W. Isham, n. H Harrington, and
w. 9. Allen are commissioned Truss
tees of the Deaf and Dumb Institution.
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DemOnstratiOn.

Demonstration
- SALEM, Washington Co., Ind,
May Is, 1858
DR.. RoBAcK,, dear Sir:-My son Thomas was given
up by the physicians, last summer, as a hopeless case.
He was almost a skeleton, flesh and muscles seemed to
have wasted away. lie could not rise from a lying to
sitting position, One Doctor said il was a case Of LIm-
bago, and that all the doctors in the world could not
cure him, and that he would have been dead long ago,
If he had not been so well nursei. Il callosity formed
on the outside of the left thigh, extending from the hip
to the knee and the doctor said he would have to ''open
tn thigh and scrape the bone" The operation being
severed was persuaded to try your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. l procured three bottles Of
the Purifier and two boxes of Pills, and to my astonish-
ment they took away the callosity and restored him to
health, and he is now able to work. These are the facts
of the case, and you are at liberty to make whatever
use of them you please, and refer to me if you think
proper. Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,
I,P. Of the ME-. Church.
Reader do you know of any other remedy on earth
that will produce such glorious results as the above?
Sec advertisement. 4w33
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TO TIE YOUNG OR OLD,
Male or Female,
If Won have been suffering from a habit INDUCED in by
YOUTH OF B Q2R sexes, WHIOH GA US
ES so MANYALARMLNG SYMPTOMS,
unfts them for MARRIAGE,
And is the greatest evil which can beial
MAN OR NJ ..
S ee symptoms enumerated in advertisement, and /
you are q sufferer,
Out out the advertisement,
And send for it at once.
~. Delays are dangerous.
Ask for HelmbOlds,
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed.
BeaoQre Of co unter5eits and i4litdttoas. sw3S
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To Nervous Sufferers of bOGh Sexes

IV 1VCI UWD OWAOIOAD u WIFI w VIn
in a few days, after undergoing all the usual Ioutine
and irregular expensive modes of treatment without
success, considers it his sacred duty TO communicate to
his afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS OF CURR. Hence
on the receipt of an addressed envelope, he will send
(free) q copy of the prescription used. Dtreict to RR.
John NJ, N 1875 Fulton st. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Go to the Ladies Festival tomorrow night.
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From a private letter the Phiadel-
mia baouirer takes the following items
of news, from Charleston Harbor. The
Tropic was formerly called the Hunts
ress.
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IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY

Clerk Of the County Board OF Supervisors
ow3b 4 ofthe County OF Kenosha, Wisconsin.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-14

JoHS DowrIse, Eco Dear Sir: The very
polite note OF the committee on the nart OF the
Columbia Typoera phical Society, invitng me 70
partake OF their anniversary supper on To morrow
evening has been duly rereived; and hnting that
nv engagements will not permit me 20 do myself
alike the honor and the pleasure OF joining ms
friends in that celebration, meet the remaining
request Of the committee in apprisng yor, a.
their Chairman. OF that fact. l sincerely regret
my inability to attend. but. engaged as | am, in
the preparation of work essential TO a proper
understanding Of the history of my life,
which has been made up of yicissitudes seldom
meeting in the character OF any one man. | have
thanght IL most prudant 10 exclude myself for
the time being from seems of mirth aud hiliarity
that in my engagements my memory may have
a fair shake and that with my work may Just
"go ahead"
Ny best thanks for the politeness of the com
mirtee are rendered, vet | know they are quite an
inadequate return. Nv apology will. trust.
prove satisfactory; and. a. cannot attend. send
YOU a sentiment: "7he Art Of PriHfing-May il
flourish In liberty. without being stained by the
RIGHTEOUSNESS of the press; may it go forth the
handmaid OF universal freedom OF thought and
concieDce; its triumphs multiplying I'll public
virtue shall predominate, and despots, whether
under the name of King or President, be male To
tremble."
| pray YOU tender my best respects to the
meeting. and accept my warmest wishes for your
health and happiniss
am, sir. your most ob'd't,
Very humble serv't.
DAVID CROCKETT.
JOHN BOWLING, Esq.
Ch'm'n of Com. of Arrang Afsnts OF the Colum-
ba Typ. Society