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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-02-26


HEADouARTERs, DEPARTMENT OF THE NoRTRwEsg,
MILWAUKEE, Wis. February u, 1863,
General orders, No. 6. r.
The great number OF unauthorized absentees and de.
serters from Regiments renders 1t necessary that meas.
ures should be taken to cause their return to their re-
srective commands.
Captains of companies, or Colonies of Regiments,
have no authority to give furloughs, without the same
commanding the army to which such officers or 20 ldiers
belong.
'sAny officer or soldier whose health permits lin to
visit places Of amusement, or walk about the to wn, city
or neighborhood in which he may be, will be considered
fit for military duty, aud as evading duty by absence
from their command or ranks" "E
Omitted States Marshals, Mayors, ana Chiefs of Po-
lice, SherlGs Of Counties, ~POstmasters, and Justices Of
the Peace, have been authorized by the President OF the
United States to arrest any officer or soldier and convey
him to the nearest military post or depot"
1.-THE transportation, necessary expenses, and Ave
dollars, will be paid for each officer or soldier 30 ar
rested and deliVefed,'
BY command o. Brigadier General Elliott,
r.. o. SELFRIDGE, Asst A6jutdnt GEM,
Tho following is a list of d~eserters frora the a4th Re0i.
ment, Wisconsin Drafted Mllitis
Auy person arresting any Of these soldiers, and de-
liyeriug them to the nearest military post or depot, will
be entitled to the allowances authorized by the Govern
ment in the above order. By command Of
a. MAJOR GENERAL Porg.
Il o. sELFRIDGE, Assistant Adult ant General.
COMPANY "D," Bath RRar. WIS. DRAFTED MILITIA.
Private Richard Salisbury, somers, Kenosha 90, Wis.
William Parsons, " 1t
" John Prolich, Paris " Il
" John Wyler,
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a Jeh' Davis Organ Demolished by Com
Vnlescent Soldiers.

KEoKUK, Iowa, Feb. Goat half past , o o'clock
} 7terday afternoon, about seventy five GONZALES
cent soldiers from the hospital marched to the
Daty CoH1t'tatloH office of this city, headed by
three OF Tour 'ersons with sledge hammers Ihe
gtea'er portion of them took a stand along the
street, IN front of the office. Those with ham
mers proceeded into the building, demoIishinc the
press oI me uFst moor, while others went in and
stt"gether cleaned The room out. They then aro~
ceeoed TO the second foOr antcleaned thar ofrvpa
&c. throwing them from the window Tha, r.
rlolsaed a ptess On this floor. They next uroceai.
cd 20 the third floor and demolished another So
aud threw it out % the wiudua ana mad npsriy
cleaned the room oftype ana al other fxinss 81,
tue Office, when q squad o. armed Soldiers we.s
marched in front OF the ofico, sud the ringleaders
of fhe mob ordered - make heir men desiss and
form III line, winch va Gut done until tie squsu
had been ordered to take aim OF the parties Re-
Yoivers and csrhines were dya~n By The couvai-
escents, sod threats were made thai if the squad
hred a she they, along with heir commaudef,
were deal Ter The excitement was i~ntense, but
Ue conyaiescents were formed into line and
Herche' on, but not until the destruction of tie
dragged to the river,
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Circnit COurt-CounIy of Kenosha,

TIE State of Wisconsin 10 Anna Bennet DsEenddnt -.
W are hereby summoned and required to answer
u the complaint of Leonard /. Bennett, Plaintiff in
this action, which will be filed in the office Of the clerk
of this Court, at Kenosha in said county, and to serve a
copy OF your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber athis office, in the city of Xenosha and State OF
Wisconsin, within 20 days after the service of this sum-
mons upon you, ex elusive Of the day Of such service -
and If you fail to 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.
JON B. JILSUN, PiGs Atty.
Witness the Hon, David Noggle, Judge Of
TsRAL.1 the First Judicial Circuit ofthe State of Wis.,
consin, at Kenosha, this 25th day of Febru-
airy, A. D. 1868. .
+. W. BLIEN, Clerk. 6w3S
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RWhile every schooner captured by the
Confederate pirates Offers occasion for a small,
panic in the newspapers, we are apt to forge
that something has been done and is being doue
on the other side. An official report inst made
reveals the fact that already lis prize cases
have been decided the amount of sales footing
up over 81 900 600, of which about 80 per cent.
is to be divided. There have been in all over
800 vessels taken IS steamships, 6 chips, 10
brigs, pa s~chooners, % sloops, Is barks and
So smaller boats.
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f.tatD- III Gtl Eu4lL hh1 LEhlD Auk III
tiOus, from whatever cause, and always
successful as q preventive.
VENHE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
in DR.. Duponco's Golden Pills for Females are per-
fectly harmless. They have been used in the private practice
Of DR.. Duponco over 80 years, and thousands of ladios can
testify to their great and neyer-fatling success in almost e-
cry case, in correcting irregularities, relieving painful and
distressing menstruation, particularly at the ch&pge Of life,
From five TO ten will cure that common yet dreadful COM
plant, tbs 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 all distractions, restore nature to
it's proper channel, and invigorate the whole system. Ladies
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 first three months, as they are certain to pro-
cure miscarriage; after which admOnition," the proprietor
assumes no responsibility, althO' their mildness viii prevent
any injury TO health. the 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
81 pr box. Sold by f. ROBINSON, Druggist, Kenosha,
Sole .4gent for RenOslG 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" (cOnhdentialy) and free of postage by mail.
n. Is. Betcure oft base counterfeit Of these PiHS. You can
buy the counteteit article at any price from % to 70 cents q
box, (dear at that(. LADIES, your lives and heath are of
with . worthless article. Therefore any one odering you these
rllis for less than 81 a box, 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
'acc0unt OF the PHI being cOuntcrfeited."
Sold also, by BOswORTH 4 Sons, Milwaukee; Corey u Son,
W aukesan; Lord ~ SMITH, and CLLEB u FINCH, Chicago.
and by one Druggist in Every town and village in the United
States.
HILL RUCKEL, 23 Greenwich street, New York,
General Wholesale Agents. 1y22
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SPACK.EE .V'OTECES.
Anrirnl1nr l Meeting.

The first quarterly meeting Of The Agricultural Socie-
ty will be held at the new Hall on the I'd day of March
next at 1 o'clock P. NJ. A general invitation to attend
is given. J. LELAND, Sec'y.
Bristol. Feb. 10. 1858. 36td
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TO THE YOUNG OR OLD.
MdIo or Female,
If you have been suffering from a habit INDUCED in by
YOUTH or BORN SEXES, WHICH ca US.
rs So MANYALARHLNG SYMPTOMS,
Il gnGAs them TOR indrridge,
Aud is the greatest evil which cap befall
MAN OR WOMAN.
zee symptoms enumerated in advertisement, and if
you are a sufferer,
Cut out the advertisement,
Aud send for il at once.
Delays are dangerous.
Ask for HelmbOld's,
Take no other.
Cures guaranteed.
Be1oIre Of co unterJeits and ipi.dt:oRs. SWISS
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"A ID.

Il. 7. sGHOFF, attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
desires 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 Telegraph
office aud opposite Bain'a 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
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q b OMROPATHI ia the ascendant Immediate re-
4 n lief Guaranteed Dir. saYTHE, from London, has
opened an establishment in Philadelphia, Pa, for
the treatment of Benadte CODpk0inis. Read his
advertisement in another column, headed "LA-
DIES READ" 1y1
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Bs,onre of co unte.tstt and fm:Gs:oSs. s~8S

TowERvILLE, Crawford Co., Wis, Feb. %, 1861.
DR.. G. w. ROback, Proprietor of the Scandinavian
Remedies, Cincinnati, Chio-Dear Sir Please send me
sixty dozen of your Pills immediately, as l am nearly
out, and shall lose sale il they arc not promptly ship
ped. Although this is Il very small place, as suppose
you know, l am enabled to send you so large en- order
because most Of the physicians in this part Of the coun-
try reco nmeId them and prescribe them in their prac-
tice. People wont have any pills but yours, and they
really arethe best, for l use them myself when l need
anything Of the kind.
Last lot OF Purifier received safe and selling WE'LL
Will settle " it'll your agent whenever called upon. Ship
care OF 0. p. Martin, Prairie du CHEN.
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
See advertisement in another column. aWSS
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New Musical Jo"rnaI.-We have receiv-
al two numbers of Zundel's Monthly Choir and
Organ journal" published ct New York city. 1t
is a neatly printed large octave OF 1t pages: devo-
ted entirely to the interests of muaic and musicians
We welcome Mr, ZuGdel to our list of friends. and
our readers to take his Journal. II con-
tains each month eight or ten pages OF vocal and
instrumental music, which appear to be selected
with care as well 81 taste. Price Sl.oo = year.-r
Address joys ZUSDKL, ~.
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urnrpers, observation-disclosures, at the BOOK
o.oro has received his instalment of Harpere
Monthly for March. The contents this month are
carried and interesting as usual. The illustrated
articles are, continental Money and "A Cali
r,rniap in Iceland" concluded. We have i've
onter. Of ..Romola,, by the author of Adam
Bede. and Anthony Trollopes "smah mouse d :
Abingdon. is continued. The other fead2oie at
tiees are Musicians of Field and Meadow-For
Better, for Worse, in three parts-Ars. LENDER
sons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fene-Dr. Haw
Law. concluded-Our Prophets-Little Jenny
European Souvenils-&c, Price 25cts a number.
Emmons has all the other leading Monthlics, IL
IustratoG and Pictorial Weeklies, Milwaukee
Ckicsgo and New York Dailies.
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OHIO STATE REFORM SCHOoL.-We are in~
debted to c. L. CARPENTER formerly a student
in our High School, and resident of this coun-
ty, TOR a copy of the 9TH Annual Report of the
Board of Commissioner for Reform Schools to
the Governor of the State of Ohio" Mr.. Car
penter occupies the position of Elder Brother
or Teacher of the 'Muskingum Family in tn e
Institution. From a brief examination of this
report, VIZ are very fovorably impressed with
the workings of this Ohio Institution. The
management seems to be highly successful, and
we think the managers Of our State Institution
Of a similar kind, for the instruction and ref
ormation of youthful offenders and vagrants,
might get many valuable hints from it.
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TO YOUNG LADIES,

GENTS WANTED in every city and
IA town in the State for an entirely new, healthy and
lsdy-like employment which will return
.e1 From 81 TO "a per day,
clear of all expenses. 1t is perfectly easy OF attainment.
By enclosing SO cents TO the undersigned, complete sam
pies of the work and all necessary Instructions will be
sent by return mail. Address, Mrs. +. W. STEWART,
2w3S Box 1910, Chicago, Ill
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LEGISLATIVE. We notice that Senator Thorp
of this county on Monday introduced a Bill pro-
yiding for an additional term of the Circuit
Court for Kenosha County.
We have looked through the proceedings of the
Legislature anxiousiy for items that would be
of pubic or local interest, but such items are
yet few, The Assembly has adopted a Reso>
luton to receive no new business after the Josh
Of March.
We this week the publication Of
the Laws of The present session, of general in~
terest, and shall continue 10 publish them as
fast as received. Our subscribers therefore, who
keep a file Of our paper will have all the gene
raj Laws of the session for reference, as fast as
they are approved and published.
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Pics PEAK GoLD.-There was deposited in
che United States Assay Office, New York, dur,
the year 1862, gold dust, amalgam, &c, re-
ceiyeG from Pixies Peak, to The amount of ST.
52l, 900.
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Are the freed slaves an Expense so sac
Country
Are Z

The Copperheads have wasted much breath
in circulating the falsehood that the freed slaves
employed by the Government at Port Royal sre
worthless and a vast expense t" the country
that white men are taxed 10 support lazy mig
gers, &c. Ohicia, information having been
called for by Congress, the Secretary Of the
Treasury replies that there ha, been expended
.or agricultural implements, S77,O8l for the
purchase of the schooner Flora, 1871 800 for
white labor, 1872, 748 for colored labor, 434 527.
Toial expenses, 1926, 705. From this expendi-
ture has been realized 1926 ,9S4. Deducting
the above expenses, there remains on hand
from his fund 1901, 279 The Secretary says
that no expenditure whatever has been made
rom the Treasury OH account ofthe cultivation
of the plantations or the collection of cotton, or
the educational or benevolent care of laborers.
The Gations furnished by the War Department
were paid for by tue use Of the Flora More
than half a million of dollars was saved by these
operations, and is in the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer at New York.
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To Nervous. Sufferers Of both Sexes,

a Reverend Gentleman having been restored to health
in a 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
en- the receipt of an addressed envelope, he will send
JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton st. Brooklyn, N. Y,
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Col. Daniels ss~"sisned.-Phe Madison
Journal seys Our Military Items" show that Col,
of the lst Cavalry has resigned, and that
Lieut.. Col. O IL. LA GRANGE has been commits
stoned as Colonel to fill the vacancy. La GRANGE
was formerly a student at the State University is
an ex- newspaper correspondent and a good fellow
generally. We wish him, and the lat Cavalry
under his control. the very best of continued good
SUCCESS.
j. P. CLAwsoN, another former student at the
University, and q young man of fine talents has
also been promoted for good conduct on the bat
tie field of Prairie Grove.
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VALUARME HORsE FOE2 SAIL
DissOl asiOn.

(HNHE Partnership heretofore existing between John
n Holm and Edward English, has been dissolved by
the expiration of the term for which said partnership
was formed. JOHN HOLM.
KenoSha. Feb 2l, 1863. 4H9S
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Delicave females will find no better remedy to strength
en- their nervous system than HOOfiand's German
~IsItters. Read the advertisement In another column.
Quar-
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~ Twelve counties of Now York State elect
ing 1873 Supervisors, held their elections las
week, resulting in the choice OF 10S Republican
Unionists, and so Democrats, an increase to
the latter over last spring OF just II. This
is over the vote of last spring, and not that of
last fall. Instead Of the indications being tow
ard a largely increased Democratic majority
over last fall, they give reason to hope that that
majority will be reduced, if not entirely over
come.
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The annual report OF the Superintendent Of the
Saalt S t Mary Canal to the Governor ofMichi-
gan, says that during the last year there pa sed
through the canal, sI2, OGO, 600 worth OF copper and
iron, and general merchandise to the value of sl2
0c0, 900.
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Eiax CuIture.-We publish on our 4th page,
an excellent and timely article Oh the Culture of
Flax, from the Chicago Tribune. 1t is becom-
ing more and more evident that our farmers must
turn their attentio ~ FROM the old ohapnel'of cul-
tlyating almost exclusively, the cereals. There
are many crops that can be raised in conjunction,
or alternately. with the cereals, that will prove
more lucrative than those. Prominent among
such crops, at present, ID that OF Flax, ElrcCm'
stances heretofore, have a 'most driven Ii out OF
cultivation in many localities. but it is likely now
to be made just as common a crop as ever il was
and far more valuable.
We commend the article to our farmer friends
and suggest the propriety Of giving the crop e
trial the coming season.
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PAYMENT OF TRuoPs-The payment of the
Goth regiment was completed on Wednesday OF
asst week and will leave in a few days for Dixie
The allotment of this regiment covering from
one to four months amounted to 1850. The
3lst regiment now at Camp Utley, was to be paid
OIL Monday, and will follow the Both.
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We'll Done,
oeQuiescat in PGce'

The bogus news of breaking of the blockade at
Charleston, by the rebel rams, was published in
the New York Herald just in time to be car
rled to Europe by the steamer Arabs. 1t was
feared that the circulation of that news in Europe
for = week bafore it could be contradicted, would
have a very in lrious effect upon our affairs there.
This was on Wednesday. On Thursday night, at
IL o'clock, a~dispatch was received in Boston from
Washington, of a favorable character, which was
instantly transmitted to Halifax, and there put on
board the steamer, with Instructions to transmit
it from Queenstown in Ireland to England, whence
it w9qlq bs gent to every capital in Europe some
two days before the Herald could reach the shores
of England. Thus for tonce truth Outran a lie.
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BIackwood'. aud the Bri.iIh Review,

HERCk w 0O1'B ma Ghe eRFEthhM
are in receipt of B~lacfpOod's Edinburg
Magazine for December and January. The two
numbers come together in consequence OF the A
merican Publishers, Messrs, LEONARD SCOTT &
Co., having been burned out, just as the Decem-
Der number was printed. Both numbers have
soma valuable papers, and among them are in the
one for December, Victor Hugo on the grea'
French Puzzle " and British North America
and in that FOR Jannary, "a months visit to the
Confederate Headquartcrs''-by an English off
GER Progress in China acknowledgement Rights
at sea, and Changes proposed in them"
We give the prospectus of Blatkw0OdsaDd the
Reutens in another column, from which it will be
seen that Notwithstanding the great advance in
paper, the publications are to be continued at the
old price. In view of the recent heavy losses OF
hiessrs ScoTT & Co, by the burning of the large
stock of back numbers, they should receive a lib.
eral patronage from the reading public.
-
The Atlantic NEOmthIy.-The March mum
Der has come 10 hand. We cannot better give our
readers a correct idea of its value than by giving
a list of contents. 1t is as follows:
Christopher North,
CHOOSE You this day whom ye will serve
The Horrors of San Domingo,
The YagabonCs,
Willie Wharton,
A Call to Ny CouDtry-Women,
The True Church,
Under the Pear Iree-Cohtinued,
The Last Cruise of the Monitor,
Lyrics of the Street,
Ammerica the Old World.
Pericles and President Lincoln,
Rev Jews, Literary Notices, &c.
The publishers, it will be seen, have consulted
various tastes, in the preparation of this number.
The contents are the works of some OF the hrst
Literary talent of the country. The price of the
Atlantic remains az usual Notwithstanding the
rise in paper. &c, So a year, postage paid Ad-
dress TIcKEoK & FIELDS, Boston.
Emmons, at the Bookstore, has the AtIantic'
Harpers, Cooley, Continental, &c. Price OF Sin
gle Nos. 25cts.
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Whooping Cough may be greatly relieved and
entirely cured by the free use of Hollands Ball
samIc Cordial. Read the advertisement in another
column " OWES
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. DUP0NCV'S GOLDEN PILLS

wv ! L1NIL114ILC
InfaIl ble in correcting, regulating and removing all Obstruc.
tiOps, from whatever cause. and always
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TBNO RENT.-My Cottage on the
In Plank Road, one mile Fl rom Town, with one acre
of land for Garden. Possession given immediately
Enquire OF JOHN I. SHEPHERD.
Kenosha, Feb. 80, 1868. 2stf