The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-08


ent evenings, bring forward youFJ91e'" CONS =
swell the aggregate, that should oe,Juss az this
time Az or 800 Who will stay at home under
these circumstances
Our New County Omcers.-Our newly
elected county officers were sworn IN ana sooK pos
session OF their several Offices on Aondsy'tne ON
inst except Ii. FL Tarbeil, who was elected by she
soldiers vote as Register of Deeds. Mr. GiiIest'
the late incumbent on that ground holds oVer'uh
IN the Supreme Court decides whether the soldiers
vote ia constitutional. We understand the ques'
ton is already under consideration
The Office of Sheriff is vacated by JIM. SteooihS
| in favor of HuDsoS Fox, the Sherif1 elect Mr.
Fox will be at home in the Office, having served
H.. +.rro nrecedipg the election OF hr. Stebo'nS
NJ, sberifY evsr went out of office more regretted
than Mr.. Fox He gave the fullest satisfaction to
everybody in the county, and his many iflehdS-
! both among the members Of the bar, and the PEG
ole. will gladly nail his reelection, and wl9n MN
all success in his Office for the next two years 10
come We welcome him to the old duties and the
old office.
Our odd friend HENRY JOHNSON, gives up the
office he has so faithfully and ably filled for the
past two years, to his successor, ID. y" oop'
who. we believe will make popular treasurer
Mr. Johnson has filled the office OF treasurer, 10
the entire satisfaction of his constituents MI
Wood enters upon the office under the happieS
auspices, Even his political opponents will no
regret his induction into the Office
NIL. B. NICHOLS who retires from tho Office
of CLERK of the Court has held that position for
4,ott hal
has given very general satisfaction. His success
sor, Mr. (, w BLINN, will, we doubt not, make
popular CLERK, when he fairly gets the routine OIL
the office earned.
MIR. Ira Pierce. Cletk of the Board of SuperVi-
sors was reelected, aud there is consequently no
change in this office.
Our fellow citizen, Jason Lo!hrop, Jr., who has
blthartos, different times filed the Office OF Coun
tv Surveyor TO the satisfaction Of everybody,
.osin assumes the duties and responsibilitie. OF
the office.
Harry DURKEE Esq who is far from being
g., ofioe seeker assumes the ignjiies, abOrs and
of Coroner We presume he will
acunit himself ofthe heavy trus, creditaoly.
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AuEvii thut should be arrested.
From the complaints that have been made to
US, at different times lately, NE Judge there !" d
growing evil among us, that should be arrested,
and Of which our count y friends have lust cause
for complaint if these things really occur as 1t Is
claimed they do. We allude to tie frequent
molesting of horses when left tied in the streets,
by thei owners, and other sanoyances. The lei
,oMiGe are few If the Gnnoyamcee that nave
been COP o aimed OF in our hearing. short time
.,uc. $ compile Ofy0uHS men, farmers sons. resl-
ting tree o. ;ous miles out came 10 the city 10
attend so,n evening exercise. and tied their horses
in the rear If the Post Office and going to look
sfter Them an hour or two afterwards, the horses
mad both beeu turned loose, the halter Of one
left tied to the post and the bride and halter OF
the other carried off friend lent them horses
te ride home, where they foand their own horses.
A couple of weeks ago citizen of Somers had
his buffalo robe stolen from his buggy in Main
Street by day light A few weeks previous TO
these occurrences, citizen of the same town
living about three miles out, tied his horse and
buggy in Main Street while he stepped into
store a few minutes in the evening, and coming
out he horse was gone. Surprising he had gone
directly home he proceeded after him on loot, out
the horse had not been there. He was afterwards
found travel ing homewards alone, much fatigued,
and the buggy much injured. having evidently
been hard driven. Another citizen stepped into
a store FIVE minutes, few evenings since, and
came out to find new whip stolen. These an
uoyances whether the result of Juvenile depraVlty
or the rascaty of ripper years, deserves the seve>
rest censure, and we trust that any one detected
in such mischief, will not escape without severe
punisbment We are assured by our country
friends that they would much more frequently
attend lectures and other evening exercises IN the
city, were it not for feeling of apprehension IN
regard to the safety of their teams.
IT.
The Ladies of the soldiers Aid Society for
warded to the Chicago Sanitary Commission, n
box containing
| Blanket, 4 pr Slippers,
ComfortabIes. II Flames Shirts,
| \ Cushions - Pl llows,
II pr Flanl iawers, II Pillow Cases,
| Sheets, IL Linen Napkins
| l Peck Onions, Bed Sacks,
i Cotton Shirts, L Can Peaches
We also forwarded Twenty Dollars in cash. fol
which have received the following ackuowledg
ment
CHICAGO SAN. Com, Jan. 6, 1868
Mrs. S. c. Johnson Secy Soldiers did Society
KenOsha WIS. -
Mr. K. w. johnson, has handed in $50 contrib
uted for the relief of wounded and sick soldiers by
your active and public-spIrited Association, To-
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