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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-08
Medical Cara

EkSekIcssE CARD. Il
Z PROPOSE to practice Physic and Surgery in
Is sR rI& ero=ha and its vicinity and will at
read 20 various cuties OF the Medical Profession
-aSivctv.
aeaoshe. sept. 2S, 1854.
SmI7 JOHN PARKER T. D.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-08
L. G. MERRILL,
:. LIVERY sTABLE!

tVTyWE sUBsCREBER is yprepared to turn
II ish the Best Horses ana Carriages toi Due
90 nr pleasure. on the shortest notice fs
stable on Market Square near the ROSY oul1s
Ueurse at all ready to attend Funerals, =, ,, 90
" HF iFWETT
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-08

Stn gle Bottle will last a rnnuth-to b.
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Or -rss..ee {. Oh. o,.o- ..aiidins @e..e.ha,
, 1864-08-28
The Peace Question.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tmes.1

WASHINGTON, Aug. y.
Much amusement has been c.used by the reports
In Ne1 York Q, the appoinrment Of Peace Com
nloners hare been sppointcd End tha Idea has beou
abandoned. No adyapec. will be made at prefent
By The atnlptttra1ton tot the pnrpoee OF securing
any tuch advances will be rejected By The renel
EoEe1n.uent. and regarded as nn evidences Of weak
ncss aud want OF confidence In tho Union caus..
at the eine tine fhere IL rea-op to believe tn3t
any propositions. or commissioners properly nc
credited. which might be sent hy tke Gon,ede1are
5e ot sas - s4istnr * sea @ t.es wosi
receive hearing and favorabie confederation.
The above ia fatal concession Tor the
Coprertead cause, coming directly from a
prominent Cepperhead organ. TIE rebel
Government twill reject any euch advau-
ces," that is measures for securing suepen-
sion ot hostiiities, bnt "thezc Is no reason
TO believe TINT any propositions or commits
sionca properly accredited which might be
sent By the CONFEDERATE authorities, look
ing to an asm1stice aud prospective ec.t!e.
ment OF the existing difficulties, scouzd rexftr
q hearing a5d fapoya1,e c>,ast7sratio ~ Mud,
this is not Republican paper, bnt from the
peace organ Of the Weet. NoT in
the face ef tlis, Hhat becomes oi
the const .ntly reiterated charges that
the AZ mibistrA,iun will not listen to
overtu1cs for peace? md In view Of this
statement thattnc Federal Government will
entertain proposals for peace, but that the seb-
e1 e1antlorities will not, made by 4 Copperbead
paper itse|f, We ask what is to be done
What do the peace mcn want done? VIC
have aeled this question repeatedly, and ne
have never had IN anewsr. Dare auy fnai.
vidusl Comprehend or Copperhcad paper ao.
swer? Until that time, there is no room for
argument, and. no sehte in talk1ng about
pence. 1t is twaddle unworthy Of men pre-
tending eyca to m ordiuaEy share Of common
intelligence. s-:.'
, 1864-08-28

ntt.MctleiMn CoF9. Oh 0e1"AA'v AVA @Ae%s -
nov oxoEax ?, TRAIN Vas pr11aATxn TO mx
cn.s4Go Gs,a1s.2 sess.M5s,G2srf ro,r.rt,o, =,
Eetsasks, among other. delegates, ts5sesed o9s
Ricaey, q 1tTrn1n, .a 20 to ca:esso. Kteksy sold
biz proxy to @ 09oa ste5ne ine ns o9fo o.
arniher aelsrate. had promised R1cEeJb proxy
10 9. +. TaiE-McGessh refused t, gfve WAY. aud
20 Trsiu WIS sent FOR. Morton ielt tke accom-
11se 5aTce humber Of Irish in the Territory
10 york On The eastern terminus 9! tae Pse4ae
Railroad snu thus sid he p.1g Ms;s,;asaed
cu "a I. lst 1sfS lave tinrle shau un
iess he xas sent 10 Chicsso." Thls pressssfs was
too gEtat-Ne1eath save Wy 'a, ana tnss is . h9W
GepTcc Francis Train came 10 Cnleaso a. dele
gate 10 the Coppeshead ConxHHon -
"Aflcr careful Investigation, the lR1uNk y sat
a1anh,ineater VA psiatd, and undes:2i with Eun.
roEder. feady to be blown ur IN r1gns rosal style
afs.r tne fashion Of Guy Fswkes, e: E. INC DE-
sestcrdsv psid visit Of exploration 70 the vitnt-
II, and Tt;h tho sid os arHay RGss inspected the
tp1onndnes He Il .5 no1 IN, 1or 1ss ~
opcn ground. Tie ssp. Il any. his hem run from
rome nelchhorine cellar, aod Wa aas1se or mts-
guided brethren" to appoint = . special committee
Il t. 'a9sts 'n'S ses 20
sion :. The gentlemen viii male olow enough
si.hcot getting blown Up fseir isSIs4y
ssnd t6e@ o. 1oy.ce Of a;;eo1sz T. ihs cellars:
The 1narax u however espostn ,e q 70 Issaro M .ae
a noas aa ss9 = II! ssond II se1 aas Tss tss
Wicked dee xstn no nan pes'aeth, eas the 1:7ht-
eoHs are bold As 1 hon
The Dcu oc.acy ve1s ipbslent On Saturday eve
nsr : and e1cesoipg'J snqu.ei1u.. Nwas tsik q
The ss1cete, talk In cytrJ ball Ehese sheJ coa'd
esia p eottsoSe k 1 ssets ots It tnse tt.ss % Mss
, 1864-08-28
Chicago Iribl1,rc.
SUNDAY, AUGUST a5. 1sG4.


Saturday night WAS "confusion twice CON-
founded" The unterrlfed gathered In their
strength, and We Will givo them the credit
OF lung power inexhaustib}e. Yelis, ho 1lt.
screams, cheers, croans for tho TRIBUNE
Office, for which We return thanks. bands
playing "old John Brown" -gldent1y not
Instructed as to tunes, and when jnstrnet.d
switching OF to "Kingaom Com,rr.n md
letting their loyalty ont Of brnxen months.
speeches Of all sorts, from bold treason to
mDk-and-wster 1oyalty, fireworks, runaway
nolses, pickpockets, emineSt rfepecta
bl1ity In white waIetcoat aud hnrc
seals saying his speech, and long 1ank But
ternut from Southern 1ndiana spcuting dis
loyalty, altogether made up funnT medley.
Go In gentlemen. Have good time. Mike
ail the ncife 1ou please. Crack yonr cheeks
With believing, butgtye uB candidate aud
have nothing 10 light against until yon do.
Don't *sste yonr time grosning at the Tsr-
= platform as speedily as possible. We
HusE for Its losalty. That don't scars US
and don't help your cause anY. "Set up
your pins" we have rolled up our sleeves
and want to 60 in- Give US a man aud a
platform to fight against, aud we'n shoT
you the livelIest fight you ever saw.
The Convention Of pre-Adamite fossils,
headed by that ancient aud aEIu1 gentleman
AMOS heaoa4s VINO kncw Noah and attended
to postal matters In AbrAharn'a time, met st
B1y1n Hall, on Saturday. and nominated Geo.
B. Mcclellan for the Presidency. The side
ahow wss emi1enly respectable, and merits
our moet dfgnitied reverence, Butter, even
at the present high priccs, 1ould refuse to
melt u fhei1 mouths, and We congratulate
the OLD gentlemen upon their successful de-
Asery OF the representative Of shades.
Cf8Dt. through lbs gallant 6U6Off1tnnfe
, 1864-08-28

shot the horse. and men. and then
m.ds !, , 5esh fos the eqn., dragstn7 Them u
sny cd the ueld. These batteries. az orEanisrd,
consist Of 1n)y four guns to each hstterv sud con.
fcQut nly u The rcbels had succeeded Ia carrying
On al tho batteries they are reported to bhye held
at opc time, 1t Would have been but SIXTEEN euos,
G<n. harIow's division OF tho second corp2 Is
eatd TO have Ioet considerably In prisoners At the
time Gtn. Hill mazda his Ns6t nufcf
, 1864-08-28
FR0a1DUGUQUE, IOWA.
Great. Democratic Peaca KTcetlnE-
10000 Il. $4,000 People Present.
The Resolutions Adopted.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Auc. e5.-The great pemoe7s-
tic pence meeting n this city to-day was tho larg
State. Tue proceseion vas haif an hour passing
one point. II wns addressed at length by Henry
Clay Dean, John F. Duneaube, D. A. Mahony and
Others The crowd Numbered fson on son to 500
waa nearly as large ae TINT Of the daytime. The
Gtnrnts were brilliantly Illuminated By thous4nds
OF lIehtS.
Resolutions were adopted declaring for immedi-
ate peace; refusing 70 support any nsn OF set OF
men who arc IN favor uf a continuation Of the
war: declaring the eonsc1iption net unconstltu-
uonal and nle1al; ana placing the responsibility Of
whatever cvlfs may beail the country b. arbitrary
attempts to enforce coutc.iptIon Of white men TO
give their hycs fer tho emancipation Of elaye ne
grocs. On the Pseeldcnt and his partisan advisers.
The day will BE- long remembered By the 1cmo4-
'r1cy Of this eect1on. Tho Northwestern DtmocrA-
Ct ere unit for PEACE md that IL what they viii
4eclaro In The Ghicagn convention.
, 1864-08-28
Important from H0b1le-EnferesffHe
New Orleans aud mennphla News.

C4mo, Anenst- ae77The steamers Continental
I'D I'D. heEdaiasa than No. have arrived: Col; Dwight
ment published in tic New oFle1ns pspers Coz.
corning the exchange OF prisoners At Tyer, Tcxas,
1arils, le4yiuR all matters in dlrputc where thcy
Tho next steamer for New York, the rune
"A eoMmunicat,uu, dated Blockading squsdron,
Mobile Bay. AnE 18Th. says: 4 naval feconunols.
atee, towards Mobile, on the 18th. found tormtd-
able hut not ineuIuountabe obstrut.iQus be-
ettes batteries, rams aud eunkcn yeeeels. There
IL a yer5 strong catematcd furt, mounting 10 guns
70 ~ M ths hrpsces oetwesa b.tteses and vessels
whith nre rawed Of Just below the eus}ace Of The
water and bare heavy iron on1te In them ehaEpened
boats passing over tScm N Mcn ara m e seen % Wo2tips
on two curious looking contrlvances. The wha1Tcs
&c @ eToWoeq re- w,th III! steansoets among which arc
ne1t. TSs stseets q IT, cEty a. desested, % sna
The 9eneral heal'6 q the army and navy Is good.
with considerable effect. No casualties On our side
Information from the Rio Ir*ndc says tho rebel
Gsn fS5a a1ss MT 2us
property Of The Unlonlfis, but tho Mayor Of The
eaty continued to e1ercite hls functions. Ford
o nsq 9as a ams tGrce ird sas4t, prepared
Gen. Washbnrns has ltsued an order permitting
cotton now at Memphis to be shipped North.
district OF West Tenneeeee, ttatinE the amount Of
suppllea which may be lmp1rted to ruch places.
Memphis is limited 10 ten millions per month;
Paduc7h hundred thousand: Columbus thirty
tEoutaud-tbe came to be eo.d only br loyal mef-
chants to 1oysl perfons residing In tho limits OF
the dtetsict- Tho order aleo proy1oes that coz
cards and EraY cloth b. imported, except with the
approval of tho commanding genefal. Merchants
At Memphis h4yiCK cotton cards Or Hr1y cloth arc
ordered immediately 10 chip them to homo loyal
State.
Estimates place our 1oss In the recent raid on
Memphis At IL killed, 90 wounded and 140 missing,
eaid to have had 80 prisoners a. fernando Sun
day night. The rebel loss v1s 20 killed. 100
wounded and 80 missing. Gen. Washhurn comp
nilfiG Tor their prompt and to1diesiy conduct In
deisnFe OF The city agsfust for;e.t
The Government tfaurpurt j. .. KILLER wes cap-
srrcd, burned and plundercd the 8th, III the Ar
kantss river between Pine Btur and Little Rock,
byfutli]las+ AL tho persons aboard, including
10 eoldIerfs Wlrc taken prisoners.
, 1864-08-28

CxcEaAzz, Aug. s7.-The storm .Yestsrday: af.
tefnoon WA very teyere Tue r1in fell In totrauter
9sseompanied toy thunder aao 1icbtnmx. Tbs To-,
o!anepons ara Cincinnati, train, which LETT 1t hall
Esi 1o1f 5estesdAy afternoon, wAs blown from II.
t. ns ea1e tHmhled down IN cmbsokment, twclve
tS"t 20 psttenlazs are known, but It Il repeated
l1oM twenty 70 thlfty pe.fon3 we-e wounded.
N0oS Ase fep9Hed killed The tain consamed I
nnmtf ot dsaesatsa a so.ts for tho Chicago Con-
Tie kso1m Wa sevese at Columbus, upxootin2
uexe, md docdinz streets WITH .atef. +
, 1864-08-28

NcLKL1AS's ARREST ORDER. !.
BUR- then refers to the order Of Mcclellan
to Banks, for the arrest of the MarYland Leg
,slaiure, dated Sept Il, :1s6l, aud especially.
to the following extracts: "
GzxEnA1: After full consultation with tho Per
1dent, Secretaries Of State, War, &C.. 1t has BEEN
1Th. Arrangements have been msde to hays !
government steamer 1t Ann9poll4 10 receive thu
prtsons1a ana eaHy tasw % ths!r e osst!nataon: EM
sre to Be arrested to-day. When they meet On the
nth, yoa will please have everything prepared 70
x1srsf the whole party and b anrc thas punn "a;
'~~'-- - '-'1 s--st--e. So ---E. ...z ~.
, 1864-08-28
FROM AURORA
Especiai Dispatch 10 the Chicago T.ibune.1

Great UnfoSs mass MeetanS-xmmeusc
Entnnbfasun--Ftttet ThUuskad Pcr.
Mons Present.
, 1864-08-28
Nem advertisements.
Al WHOLESALE,

Three hundred hoxes Seth Thomas
Cfocks;: 500 boxes American Clcck
Co. Clocks; large assortment Of me-
dium class Iewe1ry for country tra6 e,
Plated Spoons, Forks, Castors etc. !;
in TACT. tie largest stnck ;,nd best
variety Of all kinds Of Goods in our
llIe wesr Of Rev York,
, 1864-08-28
WARRANTED to be as pare as
any HOLLAND GIN.

The fact Of the high price OF I'm
ported Liq1u-s must induce the uso Of
Demestics almost inti1ely, and it is
acknowledged that Chicago is the
cheapest and hest spirit market in the
wcrld.
Parties who have been ia-the hnbit
Of buying my Gin are warned bgainst
q spurious article, put upon the mar
ket by irrespoAsibls persona and re-
commended IS beiug equal toa1ine.
ku7S ER53 Il ~ = = -,
, 1864-08-28
EROal 8T. LOUIS.


Rrosress OF TIE Indian W&r-The tsItx.
:aonFt Guer1l1ns-A Large F1ro-Ke17hIe
, 1864-08-28

ne rn1con1r nemreh1m m1t IN Vnte; nam an1teMT nM Ihc
rrsck-xsasacp:cts1 1njured-04uan@c'
to HN1l1fuaH. SC
, 1864-08-28

Dr.. stcyens, Of n. E., called the rlectins to o.
ger. sid said he bad the honor Of introducing
Mayor Sherman, who woaId prtaFde ofer tho
ton to eay aye. The motion prevailed. (Sone.
Tines Eel orc chosen first, and nominated after.
stodnee9 Grhetal L1slie Eoomt5, who spoke ant
st1ntial]y as follows:
, 1864-08-28

wAnHrerox, Anx. a7.-It Il shted, nnomelally,
that q. thu tfnae OF the attatk Gsn. Hancock be
Hse engaged m The work Of destruction on this
det etachme1ts along coasIdcrshla tins, the rebels
WIG Ahla to d, sUae damage bstora our {orees.
Gould hk corsold14rd- ;The rrbcla m3de AcAptara
starp sahoo ,ess, toact a1ed Ia oosud$ld, who
I ! =
, 1864-08-28
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, AUGUST %, 1854. =.
rKNBY Hu:I0Ea

Conar.rn Pleas. nd wss formerly law pal tref ii
tb4 late Greene c B.octoa. lie ID large, hs7yIjv
built eentemao. and genial y taes and uasuasfs.
a,thouah nnjEc McKeon he il in fa.ar Of ! vii
, 1864-08-28

John Kelly ia ax-khe1t6 and cx.Mruber Of Con-
eIoea, n 1rtahuau, aid 4 sensible naao, as New
fofk politicians go He began political life ~ IN
BY step, until be has secured stha power
70 decide what further political hoan1a he win
take. md they Will be rendered him He IL !
atou'H outis, powerful 1uan- Of h<1weea dfty xnd
!txfy; etadial and sipeezu. and high EsPufadoa
AVA ASHFFs3A -' - ..-.- ;,:~. -
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nan,e1. and not to exceed three hundred nflst Per
sixth article OF treaty October second, eighteen hun
dred [andl sixty.three' three hun1rsd and ninety
doIlArs. Eors. h5f...r.5 4,
and provisions and material for building mill M
eluding n6chuesy, ifoG and steel for
ETC., for the ChippeEAs Of BED Lake and RernpinA
tribe, ten thousand dollars ..,..tI .-.I-,.t..J
For this amount 10 defray the expense OF DTIIS
ing on the delegation Of ohiPPeWas OF Keo LIZ
Pembna tribe, eud 70 detray thslr e1PS5nlss 80. 49,
detained in the city Of Wsshingtons IN mAAi ~
ty,. and their retuIn to their home, ten thOt'-N
For this amount to defray the expense o. poatp
of visitors - consist Of three Pers2ng 70 ~
on the annuity PsyP%GnSs and LAKE
a., " ., Gstpoeyya Indians in Minnesota, whose
salary shall not exceed nvo AZ, 70 stisnd mon
~ one payrient and the duties connected thsfe-
ii and Lsn cents per mile for travel noE exceed nB
49, hundred miles per Senate amendment 70 seV'
antb aTticle treaty March eleventh. etghtesn hum
S[d and three for the fiscal year ending June
thirtieth eighteen hundred Sndi aiKty-fouri three
hundred and ninety dCllArs. L. ...-.---.
same Tor fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eigh,
teen hundred landl sixy.hTe, three hundred and
ninety dollara ~ LH u afa-r p
For the general cidentAl expenses Of the Indian
service in California including travelling exPeIses OF
the superintendent and agents, seven thousand hVe
hundred dollars. 'sf saus
gether with cl thing and food teams and farming
dollars. upW iHiiF E--.Es EtL tzAO v
Por the er upensation Of five extra clerks employ
ed in the IDdIsn office, under the acts Of mn Al.
gust, eighteen hundred and Fifty four, and third
March, eighteen hundred and Aty-hVe, and under
appropriations made from year to year. seven thous-
For Compensation of one clerk in the Indian ofhee,
enable the Secretary Of the Interinr 20 carry out
the regulations pr BcrbCh 10 give eot to the sew
section Of tbs Of MsIen third eighteen hun
dred and 6fy five granting bounty lands 70 IadiAns
fourteen hundred dollars. 1900 70 sLf
Por compensation Of Two extra clerks in the Indan
office, employed to carry out the treaty with the
Chickasaw in the adjustment Of their claims, two
thousand eight hundred dollars. sl = 3-- ss7Nr.
PoT insurance.; transportation and nee aary eX-
pensss of the delivery Rnnuies and provisions 70
the Indian tribes in MINI, sofa aud Michigan, tWen-
" Thousand three hundred and fifty dollars audi
ty-two cents. H. us1 ,---1s U-tFs rH
ra fro BE ooEHEUEp.J4 i5gl- %
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ny For the Remove. Of Distractions, an
. the Insurance Of HsgtLarity IA The Re-
I curTsHce Of The H9HttLy Periods.
Na-The cure or obyiats those numerous diseases
thai spring from irrlsuartfg, By removing the II
regularity ITSELF
- They cure SuFprelHgdr Excessive and Pain
full MenstruAtion.
60 They cure Green Sickness IChlarosil.
80 They cure EerVr u- s.H 5PiuHl Affections pains
Ia the back and lower parts at The body, Heayineas
fatigue slight eEerr.H. FsIptattOu Of the Heart,
Lovuess of Spirits Hy-.ara. S. E Hesdaehe, Giddi-
mess, etc, etc. In a word HF removing the lrregu.
Iarity, they remove tho alHsr and with II ALL the
effects that spring T0u Us.
Oa4-Composed Of simpI THEaLAble extracts ihey
contain nothinKdeleteri rn any constitution, how
ever delicate, their iuagl.a being 10 substitute
strength for weakness. Ha--a when properly used,
they never fail to do
!, - They may be- safely -r.t az any age, and a.
any period EXCEPT uT#T-H THE FIRST THKEB
81 HTHS during which T.a uualling nature OF
their action would iult..... HsEFEET preKntn cy.
~ All letters seeking u 'rrlation or advice viii
be promptly, freely aua H.-agaasly answered
eay- Pull direction gee. lauF each box.
RI Price 81 per box -.E boxes for s..
Ia'-sent by mail, iraa g. POSTAGE on receipt OF
CW-sold by all respe1..a. Druggists.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. J. addresses allthose who have injured them.
selves by improper indulgengsnee and solitary hab-
its, which ruin both body and mind, unftIinS then
for either buhness, study, society or marriage
THEsK are some Of the sad Aud melancholy sdsets
produced by early habits Of youth viz; WeaknedI
Of the Back and LII, Lsi katns in the Head, Dimes
Of Sight Loss Of MuscGhf ever. Palpitation u The
Heart, Dyspepsia, NeryOus lrritability, DsrARgs-
ment Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
sym ptoms Of Consumption, &c
MEHTALLT-The fearful effects on the mind Ers
much TO be dTeaded-Los5 Of Memory, Confuzi0n Of
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, xvii FOTbOdngs Aver
sion 10 Society, seEDistrust, Love Of soltIds Tin
idity, &C., are some OF the evils produced
THOUSANDS Of persons OF all ages can nov judge
what IL the cause OF their declining health loslng
their Vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
euAciated, having . singular appearance about the
eyes, cough and symptoms Of consumption
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DR.. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Loudou
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges h
the United States, and the greater part Of Whss N
has been spent in the hospitals Of LOndOn PARA
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some u
the most astonishing cures that were ever kuoTn:
many troubled with ringing in the head and A.
wuen asleep, great Nervousness, being alarmed a
sudden sounds bashiulnsas, With frequent bluahinE
attended sometime with arrangement OF mind were
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