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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-02-19
Circuit Court-Coupty Of Kenoshn,

The State Of " iSconSin to Samuel M Gil, De6ndont:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint of Frances Nc Gill. Plaintiff in this action, which
will be filed in the Office of the Clerk of this Court, at Keno
sha city in said county, with a copy of which you are here
with served, and to serve a copy OF your answer TO the said
on the subscriber at is office, in the city of Keno
sha and State of Wisconsin, within % days after the service
of this summons upon you, exclusive Of the day of such SER
vice; and # you tail 70 answer to the said complaint within
tho court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
]. WEBSTER, of kenOsha CITY. Via.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated Kenosha, Feb. 13, 1862 Gw9-
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In the matter of the Estate Of Joseph Wilson, deceased.
To nl whom it may concern: Letters testamentarv on
the last VIII OF Joseph Wilson having been issued to Sarah
Wilson and William Smith on the 18th day of January A n,
1860, and no final settlement Of the claims against said estate
having been made, and no day fixed for the examination and
allowances of such claims. notice is hereby given that the n
dersigned will, on Friday the 9th day of March A. d. 1864 Al
his office in the city Of Keposha at 2 O'clock Pm Of said dav,
receive, examine and adjust all claims and demands of All
persons against said deceased.
Dated Kenosha, Feb. 10, 1868. 4sS:
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A Gard to the Suffering.

The REV. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while laboring as a Mis-
sionary IN japan, was cured Of Consumption, when all
other means had failed, by a recipe obtained from a
learned physiciyn residing in the great city Of Jeddo.-
This recipe has cured great numbers who were suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders.
DESTROYS of beneftting others, 1 will send this recipe,
which l have brought home with me, to all who need it,
free OF charge. Address
REV. WILLIAM C0SGR0YE,
1V27 48Q FnIton Avpnue. BrOc kIyn- N. Y.
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y tNEN N1WNW ~|F~"~W
WINCHESTER, East "a.
January 80, 1863.

January 80, 1865.
EDITOR JOURNAL: l have ust read the no.
bleresolutions of my brother officers "f Indiana
in The gallant army of ROsecrans Kho have
assisted by their heoism in achieving the splen>
did victory over the traitor army under Bragg.
turn round to rebuke the more vile and coward
" traitors at home, who having taken advan
tage of the absence of over one hundred thous-
and patriot soldiers to steal into power are dir
grsceing our State by their reasonable acts.
/ desire TO thank these brave officers, who,
knowing no party save that for the Union, have
adopted these esolutions, which meet my lost
hearty approval.
Any man, or set Of men, who in times like
these, when our Government IL gagged in \
deadly struggle for it's existence, u struggle
which not only involves the fate Of tree governs
IN mt in our own country, hut for all the world.
would attempt to disgrace and prostitute zoe
name of Democrat by organizing a party under
that name to oppose the Government and di-
vide and distract the people of the loyal States
are traitors much meaner than those in arms
who boldly and directly seek the destruction
Of the Government, .ot these pretended Demo
Gratis sneakingly AID Indirectly seek the "a me
end by exciting prejudice against the Govern,
ment aud division among the people.
Let these traitors OF the Indiana Legislature,
and The coppeTheadS, hutternuis and X G. IS
throughout The State. who are giving aidtcom-
~ aR1 NhA'"hA ny - hAaANo AACuSOI n
The South, read in the odlum that has followed
the memory of the Blue Light Federalists and
Hartford Conventionists of 1912, somethiug
of the execration and detestation that will fol-
low their memory down the stream of time.
IJoin with my fellow soldiers OF the Union
everywhere in warning these traitors at home
that when we have crushed armed treason at
the south, aud restored the sovereignty of our
Government over these misguided States,
(Which, under Cod. we surely will dol WE will |
upon our return, while our hands are in, also
e1terminate treason at the North, by arms if |
need be, and seal, by the blood Of traitors
wherever found, the permanent peace of our |
country and the perPetuity of free Governments
TO all future generations. Il. MIIRoy ]
We, the undersigned, Indiana officers nj this
place'most cordially subscribe to the sentiments |
expressed in the above letter of Gen. Milrov
MARI l; DENOTE, Capt, and A. ON
DANIEL MEEKER, Division Surgeon
JOHN q. CRAvENs, A. D. G.
z. BAIRD, Captain and A. D.. c.
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The greater portion of our. heavy Cotton Goods, were
purchased during the months OF october and Novem-
Der last, and we have no hesitation In saying we can, and
will offer rare Inducements 10 our customers
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The New California senator.

The Hon. John CONFESS, just elected U, S. Sem
ator from CALIFORNIA for six years from the 4th of
March next, in place Of Milton 5. Latham Dem
mas for ten years been an active politician in that
Stale of the Northern Democratic or Broderick
school, and was the candidate for Lieut.. Govern
or on the Broderick or anti Lecompton ticket in
1859. Defeated in the canvass, he was immedi-
ately after chosen State Senator from Ell Dorado
county by o large majority, receiving the Repub-
licsn as we'll es the Broderick vote. He was a
leading Douglas man in 1860, was the Union
Democratic candidate for Governor in 1861, and
has since been a hearty supporter of the Uuion
movement and ticket. His election by the strongly
Republican Legislature of California ls a " Use as
well as liberal choice and will strengthen and con
solidate the Cnionists of California. Mr.. CONFESS
is ofsmall stature, about 40 years of age, has been
repeatedly chosen to the Legislature, is ssgcod
debater and viii prove an upright and useful Sen
ator
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To which we pay a close attention, making it ono o
thea eading branches ofour business, is under the SUI
peryision of one Of the mo st experienced makers, who
is prepared to Cur, FIT aud MAKE Cloaks, on short no
tice. We keep constantly on hand large Assortment
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Mr.. LOngstreat's WeaIth.-Nexs to William r
Aston, Of New York City, Nicholas LOngworth. OF Gin d.
cinnati, who died on Tuesday last, was the richest man
In the United States. 1t has been variously estimate d
that his wealth amounted to between twelve snd fifteen
millions Mr.. LongHorth's taxes for 1862, in Hamilton
County, amounted to over fifteen thousand dollars.
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Our Linen DEPARTMENT.

In point of variety, quality and price, far surpass any
other stock wset Of New York City. Every article in
tho line Of LINENS, we are now prepared to otter to
the Trade, at figures which enabie us to DEFY COMPETE
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Our JObbiDg Department..

We would respectfully call the attention of City and
country Merchants, to our extensive Stock On hahd,
and earnestly invite an examination OF our Goods and
prices, before purchasing 81. ewhere.
%+ - .4 j. l., DAVIS * Co
Milwaukee Feb. 18th, 1852, 92m
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lions, from whatever cause. ana always
successful as q preventive.
EENHE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
n in DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills for Females are per-
fectly harmless. They have been used in the private practice
of Or. Duponco over 30 years, and thousands OF ladies can
ery case, in correcting Irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing menstruation, particularly at the change OF HE.
from five TO ten viii cure shat 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
the contrary they remove ali distinctions, restore nature to
whose health will not permit an increase Of family. will find
these pills a successful preventive. Ladies peculiarly situa-
ted, or those supposing themselves so, should not use these
pills during the hrst three months, is they are certain to pro
Gun misca rriage; after which admonltlon, the proprietor
assumes no responsibility, altho' their mildness will prevent
pills are made known to every agent, and they will tell you
they are safe, and will perform all claimed for them Price
81 D. box. Sold by +. ROBINSON, Druggist, kenOsha,
Sole .4geRtJOr KeIoSda 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" (contdeutiallyl and free OF postage by mail.
y. h. BeOdTe Of q base counterfeit Of these PtiS. You can
box, (dear at that). LADIES, your lives and health are Of
COO much value to be trifed with, besides being imposed upon
with It worthless article. Therefore any one Offering you these
Pills for less than 81 q box, avoid them as you would poison.
They are bogus. None are Penuine unless the name of 5. ID.
nDWE is on every box, which has recently been added on
account of the Pill being counterteited."
Sold also, by BoswoRTH u SONS, Milwaukee; Corey 4 SON,
Wauke:an; LORD X SMITH, and FULLER y Finch, Chicago.
and by one Druggist in every town and village in tile United
States.
HILL &. RUCKEL, 2l3 Greenwich street, New York,
General Wholesale Agents. ..a lf22
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GES, HOOKER has made a demand that he shall,
have the power OF promotion, 1t was granted,
and henceforward both officers ard privates will
be advanced on the ground ofmerit.
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We also Publish tho
EARMER,a

By HENRY STEPHENS of Edinburgh and the late ] P
NORTON, OF Hale College. 2 vols. Royal Octave, 1oOOC
pages and numerous eDgravings.
PRICE-$6 for the taco Uolanes. By mail 81.
II -. l. 0 co
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Our Cloth Department,
Our Domestic Department.

ComDrises the most POPULAR AND DESIRABLE
GOODS Of the season, and the newest and most attract
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10 Nervous Sufferers Of both Sexe S.
ID elllOnstraIiOu.
SALEM, Washington Co., Ind,
Nav 15- 1S5S


SALEM, Washington Co., Ind,
May 10, 1865
DIR. RoBAcK,,-Dear Str:-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 it was a case OF Lum-
bago, and that all the doctors in the world could not
cure him, and that Re would have been dead long ago,
if he had not beer so well nuTsel. A calosity formed
o. the outside of the left thigh, extending from the hip
to the knee, and the doctor said he would have to ''open
he thigh and scrape the bone" The operation being
severe 1 was pursuaded to try your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier and Blood Fills. l procured three bottles Of
the Purifier and two boxes of Pills, and to my astonish.
ment they took away the callUsity and restored him to
health, and ne 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 rue if you think
proper. Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,
l. z. of the ME- Church.
Reader do you know Of any otner remedy OF earth
that will produce such glorious results as the above?
See advertisement. 4w33
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Latest advises from New Orleans apur is Q ma n
an important movement in progress, under Gen
Weitzel, to clean out the rebels in the interior O
Louisiana.
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Mrs. BlackaIES Gymnastic Exerci

TENBE SECOND TERM Of Mrs. Blackall's Gym
will commence this Thursday Evening Feb. 18th at
Franklin Hall. uUH.
Terms $50 per quarter.
For further information, apply at Mrs. BlackalPs
office on Main Street or at her residence on Kenoshs
Street opposite the PARK.
Kenosha, Feb. 18th 1863. u
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$4,000 IN GOLD.-Hon. S. D. Hastings, the
State Treasurer, reports that he has upwards of
S20,0do in gold in his vaults belonging {, the
S ate. His political opponents have been UNI
scrupulous in their charges against him; one Of
which was, that he trafficked in the gold that
came into his hands. If he had been SO dis pos.
ed, here was a chance where he could have
~pocketed $4,000 as a premium. We suspect
that soon they will argue that he is not smart
enough to take care of the funds of the State,
because he does not understsn nd feathering his
own nest any better.
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iho'e VINO profess 30 know, say the warm gulf stream
IS gradually drawing nearer our cos.st, mode: ating our
H'er "eather' The sharks which have frequented
- coast Tor the last two summers, and the mildness OF
tue last two winters are considered proofs of This fact
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SHERIPF's OFFICE,
KenOsha 10 Wia

- a-s -Kenosha Co. Wis.
Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with the
above notice, an election will be held in the several
towns and wards in the County OF Kenosha, on Tuesday
the seventh day OF April next, for Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court Of the State OF Wisconsin, for the term
Of ak years, in place of Luther s. Dixon, whose term Of
sfEce expires on the 1st day OF June, 1868.
Feb. II, 1893. hudson FOX,
Std Sheriff Of Kenosha County.
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DIED,

III Warkesha, Wis, January 2S'h, GUsSIE, youngest
SOL Of JoHNP p. and E. QrARLEs STORY, aged 9 years, 10
IN nth. and 10 days.
Must it hereafter be enough
That being once so loved
Had his bright place among US? A
Is this all left for the years TO come !" E
Fireman.
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Our Glove and Hosiery Depart
mGnt, Oh rs.

Hns received that attention at our hands which ena bles
us to say that g in thia line We cannot 10 found want
ing" . .a.- 10. Eta.
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Meeting.

ASEICWAtuEhH NAttIIhSs
The first quarterly meeting of the Agricultural Socie-
~ will he held at the new Hall on the I'd day of March
next at l o'clock P. NJ. A general invitation to attend
is given I'M. LELAND. Ssc'y.
.- Btistol. Feb. 10. 1863. 36td
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PROSPECTS OF PEACE.

From the Richmond Dispatch, Jan. 80.
If we meet with no great and unexpected dis
asters, if we do rot relax our exertions, the war
must virtually be ended by the / st of June. All
the signs of the times, the ascendancy of the
Democratic party at the North, the partial fail
ure of their draft, and the entire cessation of
volunteering; the admissio n by them that q
large part of their army goes out of service in
May, and that no new recruits can be had to
supply their places; the frequent and numerous
assertions from their army, their domestic dissen>
sions, their bitter denunciations of Lincoln. his
Cabinet, the Ab!itionists, and OF all New England;
the imminence of national bankruptcy, the ruin
of their shipping and commercial interests, and
lncipient social anarchy, all prove that they can
keep up the war bur a few months longer, Be-
sides, they know that foreign intervention, how
ever delayed, must come at last. No doubt they
desire.it, in order to have a pretext for backing
out from the contest. Indeed, whether between
individuals or nations, a big fight must ever be a
short fight because the parties. putting out all
their strength at once, soon become exhausted
The North is exhausted. Every one who wants
to have a hand in this glorious war should enlist
at once, or else and early peace may deprive them
of the opportunity of helging to .acia The indepeRd.-
Crce of The South.
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CARD.

II. F. sCHoFF, attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
desr Tres to say to his friends and the people of this
County generally, that he has opened an Office in the
second story of Bailey's building, under the Ieie0raph
Office aud opposite Baiu'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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Ek euosha pier COMPANY

KenOBhR FleF
TNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF the above Company will
ri hold their Annual Meeting-for the election OF
three Directors, and any other business OF interest to
the Company at their Office, on Monday, March 2nd,
1868, at 2 O'Clock P. N.
J. W. MERRILL, sec'y.
Kenosha, Feb. 5, 1868. 3w3b
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The Alabama Again

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I5-The brig
Trenton, when coming ont OF st. Johns
N. p, was hailed by the captain of a
Hamburg bark, who reported that he
spoke the Alabama the same day, (the
28th ult,, Thirty miles northeast OF St.
Johns. The San Jacinto was q,
Ponce Porto on the goth.
Gen. MiIrOy and other Indiana Oficers
on the Northern "PeRce" Traitors.
Correspondence of the indianapolis Jor al.
WINCHESTER, East "a.
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Don't forget Mr.. Van wyck' lecture tonight
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COMMUNICATE

Remember Herculaneum and Pompeii at Sim
ms Hail to. night ...t . ..e-.
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THE GREAT BATTLE OF WEDNESDAY.


WY WI WE'RE stkEisxD
Tho line Of battle arranged by General Rosccrsns
isted on Wednesday morning a. II had lain Tuesday
night bu, al eight O'Clock Wednesday the rebels at
tacKed tho right, and that line very soon became
changed. Every thing had been quiet UP tina, hour
All along their le the rebels had morning
ominous silence On ourpart, at cast upon the right
wing up TO the hour or attack preparation for
advance assault upon the enemy. Tho different
division and brigade commanders lad not yet salliod
forth for the business Of tho day but remained oungng
about the shelter which they had along
or hesdquarters. Thore was not that activity and
anxiety which is apparent In camp when danger Ia ap
pretended those COOL calm but hurried preparations
70 resist, whom IL Is known, by the pcsets alarm that
the enemy advancing. A, early hour in the
rg had sosn the battery furnaces and tho smihs At
work sloons tho animals. In tho cavalry camp had
noticed tho usual quieness OF Ions established CAMPS
The Infantry, who hal slept their ali tho night
before had apparently approximations % danger but
10 groups cnated and laughed while drinking tar hot
coffee and nuuchlng their hard bread Ihc care.
essnsss displayed here among the ranks, and
which natural 70 shorn under the clrcunl.
stances, also evinoed 70 Al alarming cxlont
by many u their officers. l have boon told b. mos,
excellent AUTHORITY unusupi care was taken NJ an
early hour 4 tho morning % avoid surprise II tbs
enemy should mako attack. But al no attack VA
made al an early hour this comncndabie caution appear.
10 have been suddenly abandoned for certainly
The activity the art n The officers necessary 10
preservation o. to llbe which had been formed early in
the day was visible few mlments before the attack
was made by the rsbss All precautions seem to have
been sbsndoned and the camp bad tho appearance q
established far away from The vicinity q an enemy We
dd u danger, or, the commanding general
did, b. treated the warning an Idle one.
sovye os ,LASS
Ihs sun m a and putting tho
heavy fog which lay uroo the face q the country on
"Wednesday mora1ns. II bad served = ia the
msuis Of the sny whatever they nay H.. reen. and
by Abch they had wossn completely upon our d.nt
nans Their movements had been most skfuLy and
secretly conducted and until be chose 70 attack
knew u the enemy~ presence there. whs, bis move.
TO gala thIs position easy for soqusnt-
I'd ~nh the roads Axne The reader who examines
the map In eopsee,cu with this viii discover that Il
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have Supported The shot down AZ their guns
and the last Of Capt Rdgaton he had fallen
ho gun be had us, nrcd dying, a. he had lived noble
soldier and gentleman Goodsced o- his entire battery
ard Capt Bush Of the Fourth indiana battery after hav
ing lost thiry-oight IN killed and wounded, succeeded
"a taking OF Two OF his six guns. This vas
done cniy by the mot slperhuman efforts On the
part q the supporting Infantry regiments o. Parrot, and
Berry.
Tho division Of JET c. Davis was struck almost stimuli.
tanoously vith that OF Johnson and In the same way
Tho line o. the enemy greater ia length than our
aud considerably ovcrlappcd that u Davis extending
around hk LETT and threatening sherda1. His line Ike
that " Johnson, was imperiectly formed Carin's sr
gade, consisting q Tho Twenty Illinois thirty eighth
Illinois, Fifteenlh whcybsin and Que Hundred and frst
ohi1, supporting Captain W. A. h0tchsiss second Niue
sots battery. had good position little cmnenoe and
cndeavored 10 stay the progress the rebel centre but
though Carin, with all the energy bis inpalslve
ture pushed bs forward 20 the fight, they, but
brigade strong, could not log stand the terrbe SsaI
made upon them BY four divisions o. thu rsbel army
The brisstcs Of woodruff AID Pos, rlei 70 bold
their The rebels struck them and, Ike Johnsoo.
Davis crushed, overpowered and broken. Tie bate
rss u Hosohkks AMI the Ffth Neonsin ,cAytain o w.
Pinnsy) and Eighth Wisconsin tCsptain D. s. csfTenier)
were overrun and captured. Captains csrp~s,sr and
Ptnssy sss killed ~ their guns, and al ibss pieces