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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-16
''EXECUIINE NJ ANsION,
"WAsHINGTON, June 3.

eHon. T. A. Conkling and others:
"GENrLEMEN Your letter inviting me
to be present at mass meeting Of loyal cit
liens, to be held at New York on the 18th
instant, for the purpose Of expressing graf
itude to General Grant for his signal services,
was received yesterday. 1t is impossible
for me to- attend. Iapprove, nevertheless,
whatever may tend to strengthen and suit
tain General Grent and the noble armies
now under els direction. My previous high
estimate of General Grant has been mrin-
tanned and heightened by what has occur
red in the remarkable campaign he is now
conducting. while the magnitude and diff
Guilty Of the task before him does not prove
less than expected. He and bis brave sol
diers are now in the midst Of their great
trial, mud I trust that, at your meeting, you
will so shape your good words that they
may turn to men and guns moving to his
and their support
yours truly, A. LINCOLN"
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JON B. JILSUN,

LG1oyer-SeUerdI Eepr0Ved and C1tnlpr0oed fGrz's
for sale. ONCE, Main street nlVIoH
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Justice Of the Peace.-O -6Tce-tarst door north Of
slosson q Co.'S. Grocery store.
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Neuosba Business 4irettorp.

goos Bi7dt,g-atthe sign ofthe BooHs,near 4th VAR
school house.
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Attorney d Oounseorat Laoo mt Solicitor IN o0'''-
Gerry. Once, Main street. |
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Sob 9rintiug

z9y- For Programmes and Bills requiring an unusua
amount Of composition for bordering and otner
cork reasonable charges VIII be made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The following letter. saws the Irdcp,ad0Rce
Beiqe Was lately handed the pastor Of Size Lerag,
who had assembled eight Protestant families for wor.
ship in a house at Flcue .Grtnde. in Belgium; MY
Dear SrI forced "a call You. setting aside the Cos
pei n thief and scoundre Yon viii. no doubt read
this to your congregation have nothing for the
better 10 say for the welfare OF their souls Receive
my dear Sir my atectonate SITUATIONS in Christ.
HANOI II. Vicar Of Flemalle-Grande." This missiye
windows. Tho matter has been brought into court bv
the persecrted congregation
Louis Napoleon accidentally nearly rode over
little boy long since, and finding him unhurt asked
il he woud like to see the Emperor. d" No" replied
the child, " for my father seys he Is scoundrels
(Fredir). Indeed said the Emperor II am sorry 10
hear that bot think your father cannot be much OF
Judge" "0h. yes" said the hoy " he IL a Senator; I"
upon which OF the EmperoTs train asked his name
but percmptorily interrupted by his master who
declining to ask or hear it, rode on
Prof. Holman of London has patented pro-
cess for making new cologing matter by means of
iodine extracted from seaweed. and which produces
beautiful violet blue violet red violet The patented
process consists OF mixing in certain proportions tue
substance called rosanline with the iodides OF ethy
methyl, amyl. This dye may be used in the same
manner As the anine o0lors, and Is already IN tho
hands of practical people in MI the manufacturing dis.
rics. and bids fair 10 be the color OF the season.
The seal at the Dublin Geological Gardens
has been killed by some boys, who pelted IL with brick
bats. SdaRders NeHsietv says ON the subject I'VE
cannot conceive such outrage occurring in any con.
tnenlh city aud wo have not heard OF similar In.
stance OF wanton brutality having taken place in En-.
gland or Scotland Wa fear the inference must be that
Wv EpQ VI TAG Dapla population IA Ihe lowest, tue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
A Needed Reform.

To the Editor % TAs " g. Tsiova,
SIR: Will Won give me place in your widely
circulated paper for few words in relation matter
Of vital interest 10 every company commander am
vel that it is violation Of military rules " scoid
about our superiors but if sou will give this place in
your columns bound to violate those military rules
even at the risk OF dismissal from the service.
An are aware that company commander has certsin
monthly and quarterly to make TO the authori
ties OF Washington. II those returns are not made ss
the proper tine and in the proper manner the Pay De-
partnaBt IL nc notified and ordered 10 step the
pay OF the officer.
/ am not disposed 20 justify negligence nor 10 End
fault with the powers that be for Furnishing diiatory
officers. But when tie officers at Washington negiecs
10 send t0 The company commander the proper blanks.
when Congress passes laws allowing an Insufficient
amount Of transportation 20 carry company books ana
papers, when We are in campaign and meet the enemy
daily. think il piece OF injustice to retain an officers
money which his family needs because his ports have
not been made Take for example the quarterly return
" ordnance and ordnance stores which II made 20 tue
Chief Of Ordnance az Washington. He VIII not sccept
ANYTHING hut the printed form. lie preiends to send
blank for each quarter "a every company cOnlnaudor
but does be do so There !. noe company commandes
in his brigade who has completed rs return for the
ioufih ourter of is6 Tor tie want 81 BLANKS We csn
rule them, bur they viii not be accepted
The CLERKS IN the Department atr smoking their c
gar a. ease are negectns their duty md soon W.
/ l. this i.e reward mctcd Unt to thosr WHO havs
"hswei their way" from frUm -. Louis 10 Texas
through the ranks of the Zoe Is Dis tn Wy ara
90 he treated by those n the Capitol aud do ihey ex
poet us stand between them ant the iron hail" cf
Rebels
ii the fault is with the chief of any bureau. LOT the
unftthul servant be uo,ed Ii the Cle X neg-
gent lt them be concfipted end placed IA tie ranks
and made 10 do their duty.
This matter may be OF little mpo tance 10 the public.
butit great moment ~ the ten Thousand company
officers in the ueld.
should have written this directly 10 the author ties
nj WASHINGTON. but that il would b. placed
in &c pceon-hole, or thrown under the desk and
never noticed.
DO not expect to accomplish bni thing in writing
IBIS. viz q net the officers NJ Washington know the
feeling In the army in relation IL this matter.
Respectfully. your obedient servant,
A NfsrERN CApIAN.
IidioHola Texas Feb - lsOi
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professors expelled them and successfully resisted the
Prefect of the place. IT is said that attempt to mum
der the King has just been discovered and frustrated
and it Is certain that conspiracy to bring back King
Ohio has just como to light.
The smallpox is making terrible ravages all through
the country Some of the Greek papers declare that
although II is now three months since it broke out first
at Athens the Government have not yet procured
vaccine matter to prevent its progress even in the army
One sign Of progress. however, will soon be seen
the projected railway from Athens to the riraeus is
completed this Spring j. promised
Mr. Goddard the American COnsul.General ut Con
stlntinople left this city weeks ago for Greece.
n nd has moi vet returned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

hardly oblire Us With portraits 81 drcssmakers The
two would present An edifying contrast.
few additional items 70 exc ONT what VIII be ut beat
but short letter You have heard OF the arrival OF the
possible Emperor of Mexico. ny The grace OF Louis
Nap'con in Paris and Of the fccitatious accorded
him thcrcI suppose on the principle That allows man
who is going TO DO hanged on TIE morrow his choice %
snnncr Over night Wei. / learn from a trustworthy
s.rrco That the Rebels and Rebel accents on the Euro
mean cnpti uent have memOrillized Macmillan setting
Forth their cordial acceptitiOn of his proposed s0yor
eighty and offering their services to him IN arranS.
inc Mexico also in forming his court. What is of
NOR. importance is That their offers said to have
been accented. They talk and write much more hope
fuiy in France than in England just now. l do not
know why.
There has been an cdfying debate in the House Of
Commons ol The subject OF u'Oli,hhs the humane and
highly civilized practices Of f9gg1g with the eat oniuc
ts and branding OF British soldiers and seumeu. who
never win he slavpsr and forth These privileges
were inst conserved by majority Of three; the prin
cipll speaker in their behalf being Col. NOdh--Ln
Ir>lnan who married an ugly old lady Of fortune ana
took her name reversing the ordinary custom IN mai-
m0ny. Next time tine question Of the "MutiDy BIT
comes IN he will De less successful One wonders at
am evil getting abolished in England. people are 30
slow about it, need not sly hat Col. North synpai
thss with the Rebels; all gentlemen Of the army do
Ile thinks too that teaching the poor gcOs aphy a
hi ,hlv absurd and Teprchcnsiifc.
There is little of real importance TRANSPORTING IN pOli-
lies. especially with regard to American ahMr'. By
mutual consent VI all paTtos nothing viii b0 done or
attempted until after Easter. The Hoh. W NJ. EvaTts
left last week Rome and the Hon. Robert j. Walker
is also ON his way ia Italy. 4. u q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

n,r,,ipr u the credit of the parties Lawsuits were
y, ,erned a very delicious entertainment. Inc poor
house was bucbear and 10 on 70 the end oil the ene
ter Do to last May, for a dozen years preceding H.
Lhp-e had been no liquor license in town. Drunken
pr.s had disappoared the race OF unioituhdtes
trrrned 10 nave become extinct DrunkafdS were Is
rare objects in the streets as robins in midwlnlef lou
Trrruei'. " t1y tAe world does move. scott moves
along with u yOl win mos cheerfuliy edrt Nneh
bel YOU that fty 20 sixty TRBUNES come regular! 10
IN. office 10 b. read and dcyOlrCd by To community!
n bs surc "a very great variety OF publications besides
g. the muli piled departments ~ thonght ana aCu'I!
sc dislrbuJed among the people commented GIon Nv.
Bgestcd inwaldly by them. Eight papers Hi tod' ar
tyI,,ipni - nOirish and console the scattered ana
l,1c, remnants Of tie Comprehend iainl!. Ia V.n,i
day. the people came together To N1te on w, i
amendment 10 the Consultation, ara you VIII 'ihu ~
vfe, in favor and not one against H. on the IeCofu
On that Ooo sion. the snake fraternity i'uhu COW!
pent 10 Withdraw % thelf RESPECTIVE PiCV5 y. ~
sd meditation. The fact is tie Circulation .. u.
ri,ht Kind Of reading matter among me Pot't,n
what's The matter" with The CoPptruead Ia ~.
They cant get ahead against IT, Ihe true a-,,g
their nourishment IS ignorance ana inroirr
about public aHars does make peoll' a
-ood dcll tlkative and opinionated does y 70 ap
lc,d them to sppreciate more justly me r"uc u y.
democracy untainled by contact with iasei3 pu @
moi reveal 10 them the greatness ana the Gio! OF W.
poltest in which their Government is now ehghg'1'
Does il not lead them 10 volunteer 10 pay 'dAs' 70
,ta ,,v sacrifices right maEfully in defense OF me
free institutions which have maze taem "h't n'u ~. ,
they themselves arei Our people C'uhate AT M
UY1re tbe practical good humor and dry jokes OF Vi
Abe. They think bis merits great in many WAYS Dnt
than again hi, movements seem most dreaGiuy oeu'ua
time Just now everybody is cheered by the nope ta5
tbs President Is about to use his "augers that viii
bore not the old fashioned podauger but the mod
ems scrrgalgcr that viii throw clips thick end inst
For instance. if Gen. Grant can save that F%omac
ANN from rust and decay. If he can rescue It's vast
resources from misappcatiou and utter loss snG pnt
them in motion in the direction OF hnalty ali VIII
a. ar w. l.. CHAPLIN
ScoR. Garland County, ~ y, March q. lo6L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM BLUFF CASTLE"
strang It may seem. prisoners always con
tent with the reward o their crimes and aoW and then
there those who seek t. take French leave" Of
their quarters, and commit themselves to the worlds
cold charities Such effort made last night by
several of the prisoners IN tbe military prison here II
seems that AFTER dark the guard Oh the north end
Of the prison had his fears excited or rlthcr yiganos
increased, by hearing certain omnous sounds in the
earth beneath him. About midnight ne could distinctly
bear the voices ~ the woud.be ugtises He supposed
i"y were coming out IN the seeOud ditch from tho wall
and was On the lookout fol then there but on turning
discovered man's hcad-wiih body attached Of course
Using RON the first ditch. The sentinel immediately
Tired the bail just grazing the top ol sad head causing
Ia disappear on double quick The ole was found full
ofJersey County horse theyes-seven In number. Had
they succeeded. many of thor boon companions from
the sunny South would doubtless have followed. But tho
plan iatd and I'LL still remain III duranoe vile" The
tunnel IL about forty feet long aRd well suited Ia the
purpose the only fault With IL being that il opened near
tie eea, OF ci the watch boy Oi the 10Th kanss
Acton (il) Telegraph, March %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
on A war footing thcro still romans 3lo.9so mer
fitting state for service.
TIE PRUsSIAH NAVY.

The naval strength of Prussia at the close OF the past
year consisted Of 70 vessels armed with 35l guns In
addition to these there were in construction c0rVcttes
propoer % guns and two Others Of II guns The feet
aaOat is a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

To these troops must be added the corps organized
solely ia time of war. They are the Infantry and
Dragons % the staff the volunteer batai0nS the light
and irregular cavalry the militia Of the military non
tiers and the volunteer sharpshoOtcrs Of tie IyroL
And in addition the soldiers II the military establish
ments tho artisans of tue artillery workshops the re-
mount subsistence and forage Embellishments, four
companies OF discipline. &c. and the stan OF the army
Tile contingent which Austria Il required 10 con
tribute to the Army OF the Confederation numbers 73
Eli men. and constitutes the lst ID and ID corps OF
that army. Tie contingent comprises lB 219 infantry
81. 73l cavalry IL al artillery, and $50 engineers
TIE AUSTRIAN NAVY.
The number OF vessels Of all kinds in tho Austrian
Navy In une last was rs carrying ole guns. There
were % the same time two armOrclid aates in con-
sirciion which. together, are to be Of l,Uo horse
poscr and TO carry - guns. Tie following is u state
ment Of the vessels uflO1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

ThH personnel Of Tho Navy COMPLETES ice az
Rear. Adniruis Mni0rGeneral OF the Marine. on.
of the Ntafl0 Captains at ships, % Captains OF
fIigss Oic-rs-.4 lieutcnunts ol SHIPS - igns
40 Cadets 20 pupils Of iirt class. Service Civil SAM
tary Sc. MARINE Dcparmentl-lO Chaplnins. = Com
missariat officers. Aulit Officers. - Surgeons &C..
30 officers s,ryants. Empl0yees-2G smpDuders, 9
dockyad employees. no MA iugts, 9 hydTOruphisis
Admiuistrnti0ui.! clerks IT, attendants Sc. Naval
Corps stan officers, H. officers, Goo non-commis-
stoned officers and sailors. Marine Arsenal tDrps-G
slaf officers 20 officers 40 non-cOmmissioned officers
and men Regiments 81 llariueo stan officers 20 Off
CEN o. no lon-cOumissiulCd officers ind splcIs
pri-ins tie Y, ndaruere Oi tho arsenals. Total 3gi
uts.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
The UNION Victory IN SARATOGA SPRING.

The election for charter officers in Saratoga Springs
was held on the o9th nit The majority ,or John 8.
Leake the Union candidate is 3O7; for Robert Gard'
ner. Treasurer 3l6; In Ward No. l. for John X. Put.
nam, Union los, for franklin T. lin. Union, IN In
Ward No. = for Sias Briggs Union. 1885, for A. II.
Patterson Union, l92. The Coppcrheads carried ths
Third Ward by q and by &c. Neither Wings. Repuhlt
We carried the town four weeks ago by a6 Our ma,
iogiy aos u ths village Is equal 70 icY il tas town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02
A FnuIrLEss EproEr.-The Washington cor

respondent OF The Boston Advertiser SAWS:
MIR. Garrett Ddvis's resolution hquirins whether the
Secretary of Wan is unlaw fuly holding ia confinement
one W l.iIm Yokum. citizen OF Kentucky. is based
upon the following facts: lokum a Government
poyee In charge OF the contra5aLs at Cairo Illinois.
Was tried by court martial for selling freeman into
slavery, convicted aud sentenced to i've years i'm
prisonment Ia the Albany penentiary. whittier he
sent about two months ago Since then the whole
Kentucky delegation aided by the prayers and tears Of
ioslms WIFE, have been labogng to his psrdon.
which has not been and viii not be granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

Total Of the effective amy.
The number Of field pieces used In the service Is 49,
In time Of peace, and SOL In time Of war.
Tho contingent which Prussia is required 10 supply
10 the army Of the Confederation Is 7, 100 men, and
constitute three out Of the ten corps into which that army
isdvdcd This contingent comprises 49, SIS infantry.
Ie6J3 cavalry 10. lH artillery. and .ese engineers
The time OF service in tie line and In the Landwehr
In all 10 years There ia annually levy OF 630O men,
which makes, for tho 10 years, VS 900 men on leave
taking ihe loss at % per cent there remains 7J6 600
uea dlDed l9r Ma. 3. isaI when Wv al6y v played
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-02

The personnel Of the Navy in August last comprised
Admiral Captains OF Ships Captains Of Cor'etieS
20 Ieutenants of lot and I'd class ~ Ensigns 40 Naval
Cadefs 60 officers of st and ID class l.0 petty officers
and sailors, 4:6 men forming tho Dock Yard division
and 200 boys forming the juvenile section.
The troops Of thr Marine comprise Lieut.. 'C0onel
(Chicf of Battaon).4 companies OF Ininntry. with
Captains LeGlonaDls of the LIST and lJ OF tho sec
pnd class; and Gil nOn-cOmmissiOned officers and sol
dos. There also two companies OF Artillery, with
2Capans Lieu.cnants Of the LIST and Of the second
class and :;Oi nun commissioned officers and soldiers
The guard the Marine staff comprises 20 masters and
sergcants OF the guard.
THE AUSTRIAN ARMY.
The numbers which we here give Of the strength OF
the Austrian Army are in accordance with the orgafDl
tiOn it sOod in the middle Of the past year. The
general Oicers consist of three Finid Marshals in ac-
tive service II Generals Of Cavalry and Masters gen
oa Of tho Ordnance In active service and - non ac
tive; 20 Leutenaut Field. Marshas active. aud l;3
nOn.actve, l25 MGjorGcDcrals active, and l'o non
active.
The numerical strength OF the Austrian Army when
placed on peace on footing. and war footing. 10 as
follows:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13
SEWN G. MACHINES,
Best in the World!

Tho great Quantity Of worthless Sewing Ma
chimes that have D:tn palmc,l oti upnn the un
| suspecting public by those without character
iron the fact that they were sold at II low
price|is surprising ; and in view Of this state
OF things, we have ma lie it long, untirine
study to produce machine that could in nc
way bc classed among them, and fiually tt
lead the van Of first elias Sewing Machines no :.
in use. An intelligcn. examination Of its ,lcr
| its will show that We have accomplished oul
object.
LIST. Some Of the valuable features of tli.
Machine over all others Its rever>iblr feed
either to the right or left lts per- ect reliabii-
ty, never skipping stitches ; and the making
Of four different stitches for the various kind.
OF work the operator may wish to do.
2d. L. is almost ncisclcSs--runs very fast
aud the change of the feed is made willis: the
machine is in motion.
I'd: 1t makes the lock stitch. which has been
considered heretofore by an almost universal
verdict. as tue only reliable one made We
add to that the double lock, which makes il
"o1hly sure the half and full knot stitches
pelng perfect knot 10 every stitch, which j.
more durable than can be ale by any other
machine. or b. hand, and in all cases leaving
the stitches on both sides tn: work alike.
1ne. feed may be reversed at a71y point
desired without stopping the Machine.
Changes for the various stitches may be made
while the machine is in motion.
Its stitches are the wonder to all.
The beauty OF it is unsurpassed.
NO other covers SO large range Of work
Scws light and heavy 'abri-s with equal f;,--
cility.
The work will feed either % the right or lcfs
Runs quietly, sews rapidly.
No difficulty experienced in sewing acr oss
thick seams.
Needle more readily adjusted than in any
other machine.
Tailors cannot afford to d. without them.
Every family shculd have = Florence"
1ts motions. ara all positive.
viii last lifetime ~..%:
No springs to get out oforder.
Is thoroughly practical. ,.r-r. s~-.e-, .-~.rT
The hemmer the most practical in use.
Turns wide and narrow heus and will tel
beautifully.
1t bralds neatly and handsomely without
the slightest alteration. ~. ..,:. ,s.ss.-s > /
The inexperienced find no difficulty in using it
Oils no dresses, all its machinery being on
the top Of the table. ~. =. - - ..
Every machine warranted.
II will snbstantiate all we clam for it..
Barnum's self server which guide. the work
itself, furnished with each one Of our machines
free of charge. -, :.
Samples OF sewing and descriptive circulars
win be sent to any address on receip. Of stamp.
Aiiress
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Saiesro0m 12l Lake Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13
$3.50 BEST PIANOS.
A. F. TRYON & CO..

A. F. TRYON & CO.,
Respectfully inform the public that they are
manufacturing the very best Piano Forts 4,
rs HOWARD STREET N. Y.
And are now repaired to make sales Of Their
choice and full toned
Octave Rosewood Pianos
at the following prices
No. 1.-Double Round Corners Three Mould
ings, Sweep Moulding on the Bottom, Bevclcd
Top, Carved Legs and Lyre and Scroll Dcsl:
800. ''.' 80. :. $3.50
No. 2.-Round Corners, Three Mouldings
Sweep Moulding Oh the Bottom, Bcyclcd Top
Carved Legs and Lyre, and Scroll Desk. $500
No. 8.-Round Corners, Three Mouldinss
Sweep Moulding on the Bottom, Carved Lyre,
No. r. Ronnd Corners, Moulding on Plnth
Carved Lyro and Scroll Desk. ......s $3.50
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
And made Of the best seasoned materials
These Instruments will sand as we'll rs any
and better than most that are sold at tho high
price Of $500. to 5000. We invite Dealers and
Teachers from all parts of the country to act rs
agents, and test these unrivaled Piano Fortes
with the BEST INSTRUMENTS Of the most cclc-
bratcd manufacturers.
n23vSm4d3O
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

n
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a+ow New at these tines there is no medicine &C
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Tin. j., has used sBRANDRETH's PILLS to1
- fttsaa years IN hia=family,~- and fer all hi
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