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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

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during which the unfailing nature Of their action
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consin, Michigan and Indians. ~ks 81
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

Try ii Once. The proprietors of DR.. u, Fl
SeeIye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy have unboun~
ded confidence in the merits of that Medicine, as
they guarantee to return the amount paid where
the directions have been followed for one month
without beneficial results. Surely they could do
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take no Balsams. Mercury or unpleasant Medicine.

take no Balsams. Mercury unpleasant Medicines,
FOR unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases,
4 HELMBOLDSs EXTRACT BU- "a
Oh CURES SECRET DIS n
LIS EASES, ~ @-A6 8ra1 ~
In all their stages, at little EXPENSE little no
change of Diet; Inconvenience. and no exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength ITO
Urinate, thereby removing distractions, preventgn
and curing structures of the urethra and aaying in
famation, frequent in this class Of diseases and
expelling DISEASED AND WORN OUT MATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands, win have been
VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured tin a
short me have fOnnd they deceived and that
tdePisonon," has by the use of"Powerfu astriDgens
been dried up in the ystem, to bak out in 6g5ra-
waited form, and 40 T.
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE { 4
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The Kenosha County Bank,
4 First Glass Piano for Sale.

Kz. To person wishing to purchase :
4frst class Piano, we can oner q great
Il p Sroyesteen Piano-of Splendid Rosewood,
ss9en octaves, extra Per s, oSSe
"a ANYBODY wishing to purchase PIANO we BAY
"a - ttis office and learn the particulars,
CAL ~ SN' scHoFF WfEEGAR Co.
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More than twenty years experience in selecting
and manufacturing Boots and Shoes for this market
enables to sell Our patrons as 5 @-'}+
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Also the report Of the Committee on Judges
of the various animals and articles which may
be exhibited al the coming Fair. which is as
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-09-15

For which article will pay tn highest price in cash.
Thankful for mast favors and the liberal patronage
Of the people of Kenosba hope by strict y
business and to the wishes and wants ofmy CUSTOMERS
to merit a continuance of the same.
Ksnsshs, May 10, 1864. W. A. SEAA&N'
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
The General Press Despatch.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Sept. IA, 1854
Correspondence from Atlanta up TO the 10th inst con-
tains tho following
congratuatory order General shem an, recount
ing his victories, and an agreement between Generals
Sherman aud Hood for ten days truce At Rough and
Ready, the Macon Railroad, and tho country around
It, enclosed by circle OF two miles radius from Septem-
ber H. to enable the people OF Atlanta to remove 70 points
South.
General Hood writes 10 General Sherman on the 9Th
inst., sayiug,''Permit TO say the unprecedented
tous cruelty all before brought TO my aten
ton IN this dark history Of In the namo OF God
and Of humanity protest against it, believing that you
e1peling from their homes and nresdes the wives
and children OF brave people,"
General Hood, writing TO James II. Calhoun, Mayor or
Atlanta says-oi shall do all in my power TO mitigate
the terrible nardshps and misery that must be brought
upon your people by the order Of the fde
raj commander
The le.tor General Sherman TO General Hood was
not obtarabe but the following items from the notice
issued by the Mayor or Atlanta, by the permission OF
General Sherman, will give an idea thereof
.Al citizens required TO leave Atlanta and proceed
either South NORTH The government will furnish
transportation South far Rough and Ready, and
movable property with them. Transportation will be
furnished tor All movabes Negroes who wish to do so
may go with their masters. Other male negroes will be
put in government employ. Negro women and children
viii be sent on; OF the lines"
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
the NINTH CcRrs.
~. Jamss G. Flt.p .trich,. p,.patcn.

Mr.. james G. F1tzp atrick's Despatch.
NINTH Anxr coars Va, Sept is-Norning.
orR pivBioSs RxusmRRD
Owing 10 the consolidation OF the original First division
Of our corps with the Second and Third 1t has become
necessary to renumbor them and yesterday orders were
issued designating them folows;-The Third, com.
manded by General WILCOX now the FIRST the second,
commanded by General Potter retains ts number; the
Fourth composed entirely OF coored troops, and CON-
mardsd BY General Fsrrsrs will 10 future be known
the Third.
cwxRRAI WILCOX
goes North to-day leave OF absence for period OF e.
teen days. He will be accompanied BY hs junior adds
camp Lieut. L. 9. Brsckett, and the division hsab
sence will bs commanded by General Hartrapn
TEE srvsNI.SNm uicmlAsDws.
with many others In tne corps greet the return TO Us
Of ths seventy ainth New York (Hghande, who about
the time OF the Wldefsces bAtN4 we're A$afhed spa ~
signed TO the headquarters OF abe AightkAth cor Az
plication having beeu made for thsm they wore eaos
ferred 70 corps In whose history they have borre
20 prominent part They are commanded By Captain
Hekron, aud are attached TO tho First division.
RxpRL uxRM ross. 49,
recent deesrteY from Hiu's corps states thai tnV
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

This testimonial SIS 900 specie, and DO pro-
scnted TO Mr.. McHcnry by Mr kepnard as tribute TO
his engineering skill.
We understand that 10 will not be exhibition To.
morning, the hrm intend to send u by tho nrst
steamer 10 Europe when no doubt, John Bull and his
numerous family viii have an opportunity OF seeing
another specimen OF American artistic skill.
CASE or MAYHKx.--A sailor, named Nicholas oNeiI
got Into dispute with unknown man, corner OF Mad
son and oliver streets, late Wednesday night The
stranger knocked oNsnl down, and while PROSTATE or
the walk bit on portion OF he The brutal assaIant
mado his escape, and has not jet been arrested
ASsvpsaAaS OF TIE MsIIcAy RKrrpIc-fhis day, the
10th OF September the anniversary OF the indspcu.
depce Of republican Mexico Some OF her and loyal
sons temporarily residing in this CITY, win celebrate the
occus on by select dinner tps sveains at Delonco's
corner Of foertecnsn street snd r,flh svsnue The
rules within the lmts OF the American republic, there
sill room enough left for the celebration OF the natal day
Of sister republic,
TIE HKRo or AuAxrA.-bessrs. Derby Miller, OF this
city, have just issued splendid engraved portrsit Of
Major Gensr VIM. r. Sherman the eaptor or the city of
Those who have General sherman say that this M
accurate representation or him. His features a. por
trayed 10 the engraving before depict great sreurh
OF mind and force Of character united with uuvHry nr
vigor and determination There Is no doubt thai thls
publication will meet with extensive public favor
THH AMfnrcAr rsIrcRAvH COMPANY have opened an
Office general business tho nothwest corner OF Cham
bors street and Broadway.
CoRRKcnos-MR. Asrxx NOT DRxp.-A report reached
the Coroners' ofncc Wednesday morning that Mr.
John Asten Of 400 sixth avenue, who had been shot
few hours previously, by the accidental discharge OF
pistol in the hands OF his bakeeper james shaw had
ded from The effects Of the INJURIES Coroner Collin ac
cordnsy proceeded to The place indicated, and much
affair way o. recovery The rspor. Of his death wss an
nounced by telegraph.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
TEE FIFTH CORPS.
mr.. James d. wnrdeiIs Despatch.

HHADouARrEss. FrTH ARMY CoSrs,
Sn MnE HousE, Va sept. l3, 1864.
One OF the most interesting performances that ever
occurred in the Army OF the Potomac, and that will
perhaps have beneficial effect upon the n
the Geld nctpg them to nober deeds or bravery and
daring dr IL we're possible for army DO brave
than ours took place today these headauarers The
occasion OF it was the presentation by Major General
Meade three medals 10 three enlisted for their
bravery each OF them capturing from the robels their
eolors This WAS 10 pursuance OF act OF Congress
passed sometime ago rewsrdng enlisted men BY pre-
seu,ng thcith medals for deeds OF valor performed in
the field This Is the very frat occasion Of such presen
ta,ou and being SUCH unusual interest and importance
attach to il. TIE very best results from this
mont on tho part Of the war Department may be looked
for The incentive this win give enlisted men, show.
ling thsm does, that their services highly ap
preoiatcd, and the moro 80 as they show themselves
worthy OF that appreciation, viii provo Of ths utmas.
consequence both TO patton and 70 them repre-
sentatyes OF It's army.
sCxsE OF THE PRESENTATION.
To.day was chosen by Major General Meade for the
preeentation, and could there have been inner
one for any outdoor scene. The spot chosen
was General wsrren's headquarters, aud, although
the order Sr the presentation did not until
eleven O'Clock This forenoon, through the sxertons o
General Warren and his adjutant general Lieutenant
Colonel Locke, everything was in readiness BY
haf.past threo, At which hour General Crawrord's
division was drawn up in front OF headquarters, an
pronptu platform erected, which vas gayly decked on
with asgs, among which were tho captured rebel hags
bands Of stationed, and everything done TO make
,as occasion one long be remembered and talked
nv those who witnessed II.
rus GENERALS rnxaxvf.
Al four O'Clock Generals Meade, Warren and Hancock
asccndod the PLATFORM Generals crawford, Ayres, Grn,
Baxter Hunt and Bragg, with their stas standing near
A also large number Of regimsrtal ofEcsr.
GENERAL wARRrr,
IN load, clear voice, stated the object for which they
had thus together and called the Of those who
were to be nonored desiring them TO forward TO tho
platform. First Sergeant John Shilling, Company IT.
Third regiment Delaware Volunteers, who captured q
south Carolina flag private C. Anderson, Company n,
Eighteenth Nasachuset,saveteran Volunteers, who cap.
tured tho flag OF the Twenty seventh South Caro-
lima, and private George H. Reed, Company 4,
Eleventh Pennsyvapa Veteran Volunteers, who
captured tho dag Of the Twenty North Caroline,
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

with General orders No. g. post headquarters, VIII as
sembie In the park of the City Hall, at nine A. M sop
tember H. 1864. They will DO allowed to take win
them only the necessary wearing APPAREL, suncient
household furniture for their actual comfort. and suDss
enough last them TIL they arrive inside anes
OF the rebel army
T. All citizens 60 North under same order will ap-
ply this Office for passes. They win take with
taem only what they brought here q y. MOhSE,
Lieut.. Col and Provost Marshal
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

armstce OF ten days. for the purpose OF carrying out
that order General Hood accepted the proposition
but denounced IT. Ths 1mistce commences next Wed
nesday
Governor Brown gone the front for tho purpose
of making preparations for the reception Of the nd2ens
families expected from Atlanta
The Chaitanooga Gasstc despatch from Steednan,
in which he claims that Wheeler's force has boon DIS
persed (3oshD
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
-s..lcr Disasters.

SYDNEY, G. q, sept. 10, 1854.
n,r,rs an e..,.ry gale ., Gov Bay, on The ls'h the
80, 80. =, nIgby, Judge Hathaway, Of New YORK;
v.,..., of Liverpool. N 81 j. cOngdeo, Of Halifax. and
s,oves of s. John, n. b. were driven ashore and
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
rne Arabia Inward Bouad.

HNLVhNt repN wv
steamship Arabia sailed al four o'cock this Thurs
,oyrnu Tor Boston, where she vil oe due somor'
90. afternoon. Among her passengers are Hon = y.
Archibald. British cousul end cal G : Sanford, Presf
dsp, OF tbe American TeeSaph ComPany.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
The vhiIsce OF Kent, Ohio.

MsApvnrs, Pa, sept ID, 1854
On petition Of the citizens Of Franklin hs ono' 'ao
name OF tha. place changed 70 hen'' aO' "
v.,.n usO, President or tho Atlantic and Great west
arm Railroad Company.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
Gay Intelligence.

AN ELEGANT COSTLY TEsrAoNi.L.-Yes Yesterday Z
reporters inspected service OF plate that has been
exhibition Tor time at Ball, Black & Co e,
broadway, which, for It's upqueness exquisite finish and
intrinsic value, surpssses any piece Of artistic skill and
workmanship OF the kind produced by american
or English establishment The articles enclosed in
very large glass case which placed the centre Of tho
store attracting attention OF the vsors who
fail not ard admire this beautiful specimen
American genius and skill. indeed, OF tho best
European judges Of articles OF veru pronounce this to be
fines; specimen OF It's kind that they Witnessed
consists Of four vegetable dishes,
coolers, three salvers and other small articles, OF
solid silver, richly gilt aud beautifully chased together
eth magnificent shaft OF column, representing In
scale OF eighteen feet two hundred mcs Of the Atlantic
and Western Railroad which completed in two
hundred days 10 would be difficult 10 give the reader
idea OF the ingenuity and taste exhibited In the
construction OF this column; but come conception
OF It's beauty may be formed when We state
that IL also is solid silver, thickly gill; and
elaborately chased, the smaller columns reprcsentng
and industry while portraits u The leading
men connected with the railroad are suspended 10 the
centre There thirty thousand words and figures
upon IT, every grade the road s distinctly indica
best engravers spent engraving this column on
which the following inscription 10 recorded
The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad Company.
Sin commemoration OF the completion OF two hundred
s miles Of the line in two hundred days.
{ james McBenry, ESQ.,. contractor. 1854
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
Rebel Opinion or General Sherm An q
Order Respecting tho ExpulsaOns from

The Richmond Sentinel OF September II has article
General Shermans dcpopuation OF Atlanta calling
event unparalleled the American war, and with
example in modern times" IL calls sherman
1.-The chief among the captain among pirates,
the leader among high1aymen the prince among scoun
drels and brutes, the foremost villain Of the world.
Sherman has given the q feature stern as II
been Is heneeforth TO be sterner Horrible II
has been IL is hencefcth to be more The people
ready. the President want u.s. let him call FOR us,
matter about age II this ~ the kind OF warfare
10 resist, will strip fight. Better for hating
age spnR innocence 90 die deence CT home Than to
be- driven out In herds laDguish IN exile Tbe last
and the last boy among must take his musket
than endure such outrages as that at Atlanta"
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
Expelled by Sherman.

IFrUm INC HaGOn IeIeBTHpHI
Prior 70 the evacuation OF Atlanta Sherman sent nag
OF truce General Hood with five otcers--a colonel,
lieutenant coAbci, MAJOR AND two capfane-and com
icaon which stated that the officers having been
heard political opinions inmical Lincoln and
party, and hch deemed treasopabie they had
expelled the federal lines by hts order and sent
over General Hood for such disposition he thought
It. The five copperhead officers have been sent on to
Richmond.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
Mr.. VIM. ID. mearsgor,s Dssp .ten.


HEADQuARTERs, ARMY Potomac,
Sept. IL, 1854
Picket and artillery firing has been kept up very
brsky sirce saturday the ire Of the rebes not seeming
10 have cooled OF yet being surprised and losing
many prisoners. Tho result Is that Ave SIX of
brought into the hospitals the majority
badly wounded, and some few have died.
Yesterday large mortar opened on the right and
threw number OF shells into Petersburg with great
precision.
A rebel sharpehooter this afternoon stole tho
Appomattox and, watching his chance, shot OF our
men at battery. He was soon discovered, and az he
making his way back the river we'll directed
shot the boat tearing IL 70 pieces and IL Is sup
posed killing the occupant.
Eoserters report that General Lee announced hto
troops Sunday that he would give tho Yankees four
days get away from here; bus he did not say
what he would do II we refused 10 oave. These men
also represent matters to be In bad way there.
Ihay have been living short rations and those OF .
poor quality. Tho first thing they ask on reaching camp
Is "Where we 70 get ratons We wero Just going 70
draw them when we left.'
Among the casualties in the Third division, Second
corps, since sunday by picket nrng are:-lieueoant
George Fsser Ninety ninth Pennsy lvana, killed, Lieu
tenant Ben Morehouse, Eleventh New Jersey wounded
In the face Lieutenant s. Hobbs, Seventeenth Maine,
wounded in tho back, sergeantP Goldy Eleventh Masss
chusetts, killed.
News from Fortress Monroe and Norfolk.
FORTRESS MosRos, Sept II, 1864.
disturbance took place yesterday afternoon 10 Nor
folk between sailors and the coored guard doing
duty Main street. Two sailors and OF the guard
were shot OF the sailors died and the other lost
leg. The guard will die
The flag steamer New York arrived last evsn-
ing from James river with four hundred returned prison.
ers OF war the South including forty officers, 10
charge Of Major Milford
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

The United States Steamer Ike arsargs.
BosroS, Sept Is, 1864
The United States steamer Kearaargc, Commander
vnslow vts at Fayal August cath bound New York.
The New York herald., 1864-09-16
Nawn from Som Ernncisco.

SAN FRlSosco, Sept. 10, 1904.
the steamer Sacramento sailed ior Panama today
with two hundred and teon passengers and ss2sssA
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

men have oeen shot for attempted dsseron snos our 90
cnpliion OF the Weldon Railroad aud that sone tnres
nnbdred have undergone similar puDsnGlont Tor tne
same offence since orr advent before Petersburg. me
most stringent precautions and the ssverest penalties are
reanred TO TO prevent tho open dsaecton Of oneosftn
OF the res mentsi anc yet they hgnt most sayageiy
roNsRrRfEr's CoRPs
There reason 10 hoeYs that the report OF the
ence % Lotgaree.'s corps left is incorrect 10
some extent 40 lar be ascerained only dfvt
son--kershaw'sof that corps has le't the valley and
us position at present upon rebel right deeodpg
the approaches TO tho Danviie or Soutnside Railroad
Tie ARTILLERY
among the new features ot the corps the organfZa
ton oi an artillery brilade after the OF the
othor corps 10 tho Army u the Potomac. Tho Ninth
corps IS comparatively new portion OF this army, and
many changes baVe been made 10 assirnilate IL In ia
workings to The others. Heretofore
batteries were assigned to the dlerent divisions; bus
under tho present system they embraced In dis
tInct organization, designated tho Artillery brigade.
This brigade IS commanded by Lieutenant Colonel j. A.
Monroe OF tho First regiment Rhode Island artillery
Ills ssh is organized as fellows
Aeiing Assistant AdjutaM Genssal-Lieutenant 5. II.
Rhoads.
Q,rrts sr.adser--Captan J. X. Cilley.
dSsstdnt QuorreynastT--LeutenantG g. HILL
Congmusary--Captam r. ID. Boyd
Assistaft Inspector Geherat-Lieutenant Q. A. ClnIk.
Ordnance CDcer--Liente Geo W. Booth.
AID De Cdmp--Lieulenant IL Ii. Moore
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-01-08
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.

have the fullest possible confidence. 1t is
possible that Lincolns proclamation has
reference to facts on which Lord Lyons has
grounded his conclusion"
The synopsis of Lincolns message and
proclamation, received by the Arabia ola
Halifax, attracts general comment. The
London Times looks on the message as
warlike, and says: "The effect Of the
whole document, amnesty included, resem-
bles that of the last battle. The offer of
peace is on terms that cannot be accepted.
The whole question still depends on the
fortunes Of war. 1t may be gratifying to
the North to be formally assured that the
government strong and successful enough
to offer an amnesty but it is evident that
Lincoln anticipates no pacific result, nor
does the Secretary of the Treasury, who
looks forward still to two years of war.
Commercial circles in New York appear to
share his misgivings, premium having risen
under the message"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-01-08
then between sobs and tears, claimed her
hand for the neYt cot

then between sobs and tears, claimed her
hand for the next set.
ooh! Mr.. Robinson" sobbed the Wild
ow, how dare you ask me such thing 2
How could know that you would be the
first to bring the awful news of my dear
Ketcham's decease? You know how es-
TEEN and respect you, but-but-I am al
ready engaged!"'
"Engaged!" shrieked Peter, to whom ?'
promised" responded the widow,
between her sobs, 81 promised month
ago,.if anything happened-I would mar
ry Col. Snapper
"You did " shouted Peter, his whole
appearance changing in an instant from
that of sadness to a look of unbridled
joy. You did and who are you engag-
ed to after that P"
"No one," sighed the widow.
evil you swear this to me?" said
Peter
81 swear it, responded the widow, SOL
EMMY
"And will you marry NE after Snapper
is gomez
will, said the widow.
"Do you swear it ?" asked Peter,
fiercely
&C. swear it, said the widow, earnestly.
Then you are mine, charming Lucy,
for the stone that ushered the counsellor
into the next world, also took the colonel
| saw it with my own eyes"
The next moment the widow was in Pc
ter's arms, and they were married in a
month.