The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-01-14
THE
UIITID STATES SERVIGI MAGAZlIB,
DsuOted to the Interest, DcScrjptjve Of the Pro
gress ana Illustrative Of the Ho"orable SER
v,ces of the United states Army and
Novy, Regular and Volunteer.

The undersigned will issue, early in January 1864,
the first number of Monthly Periodical with the above
title.
his enterprise has been undertaken at the solcitaN
tion Of many prominent officers to supply an acknow
edged want OF The Service, due 70 the immense deVe
opne2t oil the science and art Of wal in country
been placed udder the editorial care of HENRY
corr Eh. ESQ Professor 0: Engnsh Literature and
H istury in TIE University Of Pennsylvania (Phladei
pnia), whose military experience and merary attain
EueutS sufficient warrant hat the magazue Will be
rendered worthy the patronage OF all in and OFT OF the
service, who are Interested Ia military and naval al
&airS.
its p inc pie A,tcIss will the entire scope Of
Wa Topics, neiudin. Notifications and Inventions o.
81 all knda Notes on The Organization OF Armies
and Nsves Historical sketches anu illustrations; lu
terestpg Narratives Personal Exi eience; Stories OF
Iitary and Naval Life Military Hygiene, and such
other themes as are directly indirectly con.
nected with the great subject. The Publisher has
the nj. sure Of announcing that in this Department
contrib ttions promised by many of our dstn
gu shed of OF both services, and other writers of
the highest a. hority.
Among the contributors the following Generals
SCoTT CULLUM, RosECRANs, GILMORE MCCLELLAN, BKRs
ny GRANT THOMAS, BARNARD, SURGEON GENERAL HAM
HoNP, ADMIRAL DAVE, ADMIRAL DUPONT, Com. WISE,
Goa DRAYToN, Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Prof. LEBsR
Prof. JACOBS, Prof. ALLsH, OLIVER WENDELL uoLaEs,
BENSON J. LOSING, E. b. AAEsFfEID and many others
The columns of OFFICIAL lSTkLLIGRN will be always
full and accurate and be brought up to the very day
o going TO press. The Departments at Washington
have offered every facility Tor the fulment OF th
promise.
The Eiitor's Special Department will present, from
month month, Sketch OF the Pr gress of the War,
la and such varied colioquy from readers and
respondents as will keep the journal constantly en- rap
port with its Patrons. Extracts from Army Letters and
rranslasons from Foreign Military and Naval Maya
zines will a lse appear in this department.
Communications, ntellig and correspondence are
solicited from officers at the seat OF " hen used
they Will bs paid for literally.
Book Notices and Literary Intelligence will constitute
a prominent feature Of the work, because educated
cers and soldiers, who readers before the
but are shut the of extensive libraries
and book stores, will desire to be informed of what is
being published, and what is most worth reading.
The Political aspect of the Rag zine will be patriotic,
but unpartisan Its pages will be field for intemper
ate discussion but there shall always be clear recog
milton Of the honor of the country. and the majesty OF
the Cons iutona Cover Mt, in the present strus gle
and deermin alton further the grand objects for
which our Armies are in the field and Navy ahoat.
In all purely try Criticism, it shall be the ain!
of this Journal while doing full justice, to tell the truth
without Partially, favor Affection where any infor
maticn at all can be given.
The size Of the Magazine viii be octavo-each num-
Der containing 100 or more pages-printed on superb
quality OF paper and in the highest style OF the art
TERMs-15 per year in advance, single numbers, 90
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