The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-07

The undersigned will issue early in January, 1864,
he nrSt number OF Monthly Period ca with the above
sltls
This enterprise has been undertaken at the solicA>
ion Of many prominent officers, to supply ackEsW
edged OF tn Service, due TO the immense deVsl
ypmslt OF the science and art of war 10 country.
1t has been placed under the editorial care OF HENRY
C0PPEE. Esq Professor OF English Literature and
History in the University Of Pennsylvania (Phadel-
pniG) whose military experience aud literary attain
Dents are sufficient warrant lat tho magazine will be
rendered worthy the patronage OF ALL in ana out OF the
.efvics who are interested in military and naval az
fairs.
Its P,4ncpIe Articles will co ger the entire scope of
Va. Topics, including ModI6ea atoms and Inventions OF
CT all kinds Notes Oh the Organz4toh of Armies
tnd NEVieS Historical Sketches and illustrations In
resting Narratives OF Personal Experience stories Of
Military and Naval Life ; Military Hygiene, and such
O,hrr themes directly indirectly con-
1ected with the great subject. Pie Publisher has
he pleasure OF announcing that, in this Department,
contributions promised by many of our distin
shed officers oil both services, and other writer's OF
ne highest authority.
Among the contributors the following Generals
.coIT, CULLUM, RssEcRANs GILMORE, MCCLELLAN, BER-
AT, GRANT, THOMAS, BARNARD, SURGEON GENERAL HAN.
Com DRAYroH, Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Prof LEiBHR
Prof. JACOBS, Prof. ALLEN, OLIVER WENDELL HoLHM,
BENSON j. LOSING, 4. b. MANSFIELD, and many otners
The columns OF OFFICIAL IETELLIGeNcE will be always
:ul aud accurate and be brought up to the very day
OF gong press The Departments at Washington
have offered every facility for the fulhllment OF this
promise.
The Editors Special Department will present. from
month TO month, Sketch Of the Progress Of the War
tons ard such varied cOoquy from readers and cor.
espOndeLts will keep the journal constantly rdp-
port with it's Patrons. Extracts from Army Letters
rranslAtons from Foreign Military and Naval Maya
zines will = lao appear in this department.
Communications, intelligence and correspondence
oliced from officers at the seat OF " hen used
hey will be paid for literally.
Book NOtices and Literary Intelligence will constitute
prominent feature of the work, because educated
GERS and soldiers, Who readers before the war;
but shut out from the OF extensive
and book stores wall desire to be informed Of what Ia
being published, and what Is most worth reading.
The Political aspect OF the magazine will be patriotic,
but bipartisan. Its pages will be field for ntempsr-
ate discussion, but there sha always be clear reeog
milton OF the honor of the country and the majesty Of
the Constitutional Government in the present struggle
and determination to further the grand objects
which Armies in the field and Navy anoAt,
In all purely Military Criticism it shall be the
OF this journal while dsing full justice tie the trBth
without psrtality favor aecton where any infor
ma ton at all can he given.
The si8e Of the Magazine will be octavo-each num-
Der containing 100 or more pages-prned a superb
quality Of paper and in the highest style OF the
TERNs-$5 per year in advance, single numbers, 90
cents. Ior sale by all Book and Periodical Dealers.
Orders for the Work may be addressed to
G. B. RICHARDSON, Pub ished and Proprietor,
2wS1 596 Broadway, New York.