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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-18
I am, IauleS, your IrIend and WeII-WISner,
E. V, WILSON,
LIST Lieut.. Co. H. goth regt Wis. Vols.

The HAED-rAoK Lima Western cor
respondent with Shermans army writes:
An old lady of the Darlington school was
found the other day, in a terrible state of
CONSERVATION on the approach Of our forces
to this point. Johnston's racers had passed
through the neighborhood, and everything,
even the poultry, pork, and cattle, had been
taken with the malaria Of falling back"
The old lady was left entirely alone, deplor-
ably wringing Ter hands with poverty as her
ly companion, and it was strongly apparent
even in her speech, She viewed first one
hearty, jolly, fat sided ''Yank," then anoth-
er as much surprised at their gift of CAB as
their lack of horns, when one an enormous
huge Buckeye stepped into the yard to
qucnch his thirst, and fill his canteen, at a
diIapidsted specimen OF we'll, says he:
GLOW are y0o Auasty?"
ToIable ailin jis now"
We've got here at last
''Where did you come from? En- We hookers
thinkers, or is yer shermjaes?"
'There are some boys about who might
I reckon, hook chicken or two; but wer're
all buckeyes in the pot"
lord. you don't say 30. Eve hearn
tell of trees what bore them ar nuts but
never seed any afore. How did you git
here"
''Well, if Uncle Abe wants any help he
just sings ont To our Governor, 40 in Ohio
and johnny Brough shakes the trees just as
many as he wants let go all holds aud roll
right down here Oh the haYd tack line "
Fore God, moi Mother new line? how
many has you uus got? Weuns al1mos' tax
ed t death 'ready-nother line ii hang us
all sure"
''Ilaint you folks got about as much of
this rs you wantY' says Buckeye.
Got? We isn't got nothin'. Done loss
all we ever had got. don't see what
you'uns all want way down here to Geor-
gy."
I'VE come down here to stop this muss
When we get through with old johnston his
army will have the chance to go home and
see their relations
But the General says you'uns don't fight
fair. Your she,mjnss keep troublin of him
and shown of him, in front; and your h0okerS
keep running onto his end with your
GtnherS"
Good evening Binkers," said Buckeye,
and away he went, giving room for some
others more quizzical and mischiev ous than
himself.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-18

Two CLEVER DoGs.-During Gen Birney's
raid through Florida, a bright little girl
was found alone at one house, her parents
having ''skeddaddIed. She was rather
non-colnmittal for she did not know wheth-
er the troops were Union or rebel. Two
fine dogs made their appearance while a
conversation was being held with the child,
and she informed one Of her qucitiomers
that their names were Gilmore and Beaure-
gard Which is the best dog?" asked a
pystander. Il don't know, said she; they
are both mighty smart dogs but they'll
either OF 'enl suck eggs. if you don't watch
en- Tue troops lett without ascertaining
whether the family, OF hich the girl was
so hopeful "a SCION, as Union or rebel
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-18
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Saddles and Harness

TEyHE SUBSCRIBER is still on hand at the old
n stand, Main Street, few doors north OF Market
where he will be happy to welcome his old customers
and new ones also, and show them as fine STOCK o.
Goods ever opened in Kenosha in his hne' con-
afrlinn n
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nR. WRIGHT'S
Rejuvenating Elixir !
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, con.
tanning nothing injurious to the most delicate.

~ The Rejuvenating Elixir is the result OF modern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom; being an en-.
tirely rev aud abstract method of cure irrespective
Of al the old and worn.out systems.
aB This medicine has been tested by the most emf.
nent medeal men OF the day. and by them pronounced
70 be cneof the greatest medical discoveries of the
age.
eB- One bottle will cure general Debility.
20 & few doses cures Mysteries in females
eB- One bottle cures PaIpitation of the Heart
sS From one to three bottles restores the ulanli-
ness and full yigor OF youth.
EE A few doses restores the appetite.
FEY Three bottles cure the worst case Of ImpotencY
u few doses cures the low spirited.
EB- One bottle restores mental power.
BS AteW doses bring the rose to the cheek.
EB This smedlcne restores to manly Yigor and ro-
bust health the poor debiitated worn-down and de.
spairing.
s5 The: listless, eneryated YOUTH the oyer.tasked
man OF business, the victim of nervous depression
the Individual suffering from general debility will all
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EB Price, 50 per bottle or three bottles for S. and
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An such orders must be sent to C. A. COOK, Chi.
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Sold in Chicago. by FULLER. FINCH & FULLER.
Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists everywhere
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states Of Illinois, lows, Wisconsin, Michigan and In
diana.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-18
FARMING FAIRNESS,
Buggy and Carriage Harness

TyngcIing Bars, Trunks,
Horse Blaakets WHIPS,
BgGalO Robes, Brushes
Combs, &c. &c,
Harness of every description made to order, or
aired on short notice. still have the exclusive right
Posts Patent Buckle. which after trial of
yeral years has proved perfect success.
Call and see my stock. 6m49
Kenosha, May 10, 1864 THOMAS ENGLISH.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-18
Gpe genusha Uele9rahh.
Thursday MOrn'g July Ia, 1864.

Notes of Decision of the Supreme Court
ofthe state of WISCONSIN, Rendered
March =. 1864
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Attention Farmers Z!

'E'he unders igned havIhg purchased the Old Plan
M ing Mill property, the South Warehouse,
and having horou ghly reftted and stocked the same
with Tools, is now prepared to do General
ReZa5r571q and .TObJ5n0
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-18
THREE MILLION DOLLARS.

II accommodates its members an the settlement OF
sheir premiums by giving credit for u part OF the
amount when desired-thus furnishing Insurance for
ueary double the amount Tor about the same pay
neut, as is required in an "all cash Company"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-18
The Explosion of the Ammu mi ! DIE
Barge at City Point.

Aug 1864.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-08-18

Sre an appropriate and epECIC REMEDY for every dis
rider cari ysl1,I a. or more OF he following
90 s;N~N Pho Ms: ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
How IIichmOnd is 60 be Taken.

A writer in the n. Y Iimes discusses the pos.
.iOle plans Of Gen. Grant at considerable length,
and The most feasible mode of capturing Rlch-
mond. We make an eIttact:
In any Campaign in VTsinis the objective
point Is Ricnmond; Tor though the immediate
object OF attack Is, OF course the rebel atm, vet
&c al~Ays have found, and we always will hud,
III any advance RichmOndward, the rebel army
covering that poIut.
There are three leading general methods of
advance against Richmond: first the direct over
land rOute-ioilosIBg Que OF the three leAdiug
Ines OF manuOeVer, TO VII, by the shenandoah
Valley, By the Orange aud Ale1oudria Railroad,
Or 0s the Aqua Greek. Fredericksburg aud Rich
mond Railroad. Thls methoe OF approach has
been t~iee attempted The hnst under Burnside,
the second under Hooker. Burnside on the l7th
Decembef, 1862. crossed the Rappshannock az
Fredericksburg. gave battle 10 the rrbrls IA their
lulTenched position, aud had 10 recrOss the river
discOn.h ted Hooker. just about year ago, ell
trc.rd Gbe crossing Of tue Rapp .hauuOck above
Fred'icks0urg, turned the reOrl position by
naster-st'Okc Of strategy. but sitting dO@ un-
der ta-e counsel To The defensive, adO~ed him
self 10 De beaten taciicAliy after he had defeated
the enemy straigicsiiy.
Tie second method of approaching Richmond
- by some point on the coast. the mos. obvious
nues being that OF the Peninsula, aud Inal b, the
south side OF the James River The OH .ct,nns
this plan are that It cOnpes sdivision of force
nv the necessity OF leaving large garrisons in
Washington while It puts the m-in army out Of
The possibility OF covering Washington, should
the rehels be tempted To move on that point
sud exchange their capital tOr Our-a " s~ap
~hich they ~ili ws,s be very willing To make.
Mcclellan tried This method. aud thus gave prac.
neal proof OF al the theoretical faults that be-
long To ths plan.
The third method is TO make q combination Of
DOth these lines OF operation And my add.
that experience Of SIX campaigns has sho~n that
tny single hne OF operation that eau be taken no,
with Richmond the Obi ciivs point must he
md-cisIve To bring on a decisive eng cement
10 take Redmond aud destroy The rebel army
Il Is indispensable that there BE- double advance
nn the enemy-On his trout and on his rear or
m definite terms movement by the direct line,
and Co operative movement by the line Of the
Peninsula, or. better sill. by the south side OF
he James River IL each colnmn be OF sufi j.
eut strength 10 take care Of itself, the whole
weight OF the military objection TO division OF
force is remOvrd
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
SIR BoYLE's BULLS.

We have all heard Of Sir Boyle Roches blum
ders. Dickens gives Us account OF some Of
those which happily are preserved In one Of
his speeches be said: Sir, | would give up
hali-nay, the whole OF the constitution TO pre-.
serve the remainder" This, hOwever vas par
liamentsry. Hearing that Admiral Howe vas in
quest Of the French, he remarked. some~hat
DleasAntlv that " the Admiral would sweep the
French Fleet of the face Of the earth" Bv and
ny came dangerous times OF disafection, and
honest mems lives we're insecure. Sir BOYLE
writes from the country 20 friend 10 the capi-
tai this Encouraging view Of his position you
may jIdge, he says, " OF our state. when tell
you that | write this With a s~ord in one hand
and a pistol in the other" On anOthar Occas.
ioa, when the famous letters to the Public Ad-
perti.G we're attracting universal attention. Sir
Boyle was heard TO complain bitterly Of the at
lacks of a Certain anonymous writer called
J4uinus" He it was who recOunted that mar
velous performance in gymnastics, when. in
tumult Of loyalty, be " stood PROSTATE at the
feet Of his sovereign" He it vas Who de.
nounced in with@ring language the spostate pol
Itici2n Who " turned bis back upon himself"
lie il Who introduced 10 public notice the
ingenious but partially confused metaphor OF the
rat. Il" Sir" he said. addressing the Speaker Of
the Irish House. ~ smell rat sre him
floating in the air. Bus mark me, shall yet
nip him In the bud
There was a famous speech which cOnfOunded
generations Il don't see, Mr.. Speaker, Why
~e should put ourselves out of the ~sy 70 serve
pOsierty. What has posterity ever done for
usf he was little disconnected by the burst
Of laughter that iolO~ed. aud proceeded 70 eI-
plain his meaning. By pOsterity. cir. | do not
mean our ancestors, but those who come imme-
1iately after them" HIS invitation TO the gen
Ileman on bis travels was hospitAble and ~ell-
me1nt-Dut eqaivOcaL 4" hope. my lord 4 you
ever come within mile Of my house. yOs'il stay
there all night" lie il vas Who stood for the
proper dimensions Of the sine-botte. and pro-
! pO-ed 10 Parliament that IL should be made COM
pulsOry that every pint Ootte should centain
quart" Very pleasant and yet perfectly in-
t-lhgible. was his meanDg-tbougb it unhsppiy
took tie bovine shApe-in MS reOGk1 70 the
! shoemaker when getting shoes made for bis
EQUITY limbs ." told soa 70 make one larger
shsn the other, and instesd Of that you have
made one smaller than the othsr-joss the Op-
posite"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
VOL. 10. NO. 4-WHOLE NO. Az.

The House or Friday passed the bill establish
ing postal money order system. Also compel
hug all railroad companies 10 carry the mails Tor
such compensation a. may DC hKed By Law.
The Secretary Of the Navy has, il is stated,
ordered one war vessel TO be prepared for the
purpose OF testing tue experiment OF substituting
petroleum oil for coal A commission. appoint
ed by The Secretary some months SINCE 10 exam
ine this subject thoroughly. have 90 far become
satisfied that oil can be used Tor fuel a. less than
halt the expense of coal, that they have recon-
nended the Secretary TO have the experiment
made tor sea navigation.
The Cavalry Bureau has been placd uuier
the immediate control OF Major Gen. HAlec, By
order OF The War Department
While millions Of dollars are being expended
IN the United States, 10 printing government re-
ports, Patent Ofice records. AID blue books of
every description, all 10 be given away, while
they swamp The mails, bankrupt the Post Othce
and then TO kindle hres or sell for waste pa
per, the BRUSH Parliament prints Orly a copy
Tor each meuber OF both houses aud As many
more ss are likely 10 be wanted tor the puOlic,
aud sells them al cost 70 all Who wish TO buy.
There as in the United States, every important
fact aud statement is called out aud sent through
the country IN hundreds aud thousands OF ness
papers the moment the books see the hight, 30
uOt one person ia half 4 mllou ever requires TO
see the official reports themsslVs and all who want
can buy
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
lPrslIc-No. III

AN ACT to amend section nine or ths act approved July
seventeenth eighteen hundred aud sixty two, entitled
An Act 10 deane the pay and enaluments OF csrtais
officers OF ths army and FOR other Purposes.
Bes snGcca byths Senate and Hsuseof R,preientaires
Of tA- Ufed S.ztef # america ia Con5refs aen,bed
That the OF chaplain without commAnd the regu
aud volunteer service % Tie United hereby
rec0gniZei Chaplans shall be borne the fed zuG stan
rolls next After tne and shall such uniform
may bs prescribed by the army regulations and
shall be subject u the same rules aud regulations other
Ohc Of the army. They shall be entitled FOR
age for two horses and when assigned hospitals posts
and forts, they shall b. entt.sd quarters and fue
within the hospitals. SITS or forts while they as
signed without ths privilege Of c0nmutation subject
tO the same conditions and limitations by aw
provided il the o surgeons. When absent from du
~ with leave, or on account OF siekncs other dsib
ty when hsld by the enemy a prisoners they sAau
be subject % no othsr diminuon loss of pay and al
iowahces than other officers in the military service are
under like circumstances And chlpains who have b-en
absent from duty, sy Of IS or sickness or
when held IS prisoners IN the hanas Of the enemy shall
be entitled 10 receive full without raOns curing such
absence In all other respects the pay Of chapans shall
be the same as now provided by l1w.
Sec. . 4nd BE- further enacted That the act approved
July fourteenth eighteen hundred and sixty entitled
grant pensions " IS hereby so amended as 10
include ehapains hs regular and volunteer forces
she army Provided, That the pensi.n to which a chap
lain shall be entitled Tor total disability shall he twenty
dollars per month and all the provisions OF the act T.
which this section IS Amendment shall apply 10 AMI
embrace the widows children, mothers and sisters Of
Of the land forces who have disd
day Of March, eighteen hundrcd and sxty-one or shall
die Of wounds disease contracted the service Of the
United States and while such cAapsins arc OF shall be IL
the line OF their duty.
Sec. B. And Be further enacted That it shall he the
duty Of chap AIMS the L1ry service OF The UniIe
states 20 make 1nthy reports 10 the Adutant Genera
OF the army through the usual military channels Of the
moral condition and general history VI the regiments
hospitals posts to which they may be attached and
shall be the duty Of al commanders OF regiments hOspi
taE and posts 10 render such fcts as will and in IA.
discharge OF the duties assigned them by the Govern
msnt
sec 4. Ind Be further enacted That all chaplain. IL
the miltlry II ths Uult.d states shall hOl-
appropriate religious services at the burial Of soldier
who may die in the command 10 which they are assign
ed 10 duty and shall be their duty 70 hold pablo re-
gious services At least once each sabbath when prac
ticahe
/ Approved April 9, 1864.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
orE'oNo OK

On, mighty OK huge Specimen Of sIze
Great mass 0f ponterOlsness Oh. thousand steak:
Enough 10 lsi the whole world eornandEe-
Soup bones enough 20 e. a. Kettles.
Shakspsars, nor John Milton, nor that ether one
Who wrote the famous Idyis q the King
meAn-who would mean bet Tsnuyson,
Could iastic- 90 10 such mnnstrous thing
A y0l WOr5s tlers are lot - describe
I0-r 4lposai higuess Slmeration fails
10 IS foot Up " every pound you Weigh. Your tFibe,
many ike yo1 i cA1 ocasi or scales
n 81 be The most stlpend0us feature o.
The animal KING surely yOl re- tie lrst
In poiat Of obeseness D creature o.
All living things. What COW was il that nursd
So gEeaE calf Come, answer L you car
Inform me by yrur believing language sir.
AID be the drst big OF ~ tAlk with mao.
Or, Z you wsa some good Interpreter,
Snort your desire. Why Go you hssitafef
Your pacss : heavy. Sure a. / an born
You shake your head - ne, ! know yocr gait
You ask me 4 III come and take horn -
No Ell, must decline, Oh, friendly OK
Nos - the Present i.ine would partake
Of your great kindness. When the butcher knocks
You down. anu you've " cove II, % aad 10 mistake
! may accept your ofrr. Bat TIL then
Boviasi Jupiter say goodbye
i, eer, colossal Beef We meet again
7 vii be When you are ro-sted-probably
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
More Rebel BaI baTities-A Savage Deed In
Missouri.

The rebel soldiers seem to have an Unsuitable
appetite for deeds which rival IN ba, barity the
putrage- committed by the savages IN Minnesota
fhc ST Louis Democrat publishes the iollo~i ~iug
account Of a new atrocity, furnished by a cores
poudrnr at Jefferson City, Missouri, under da,e OF
April 5:
"On last Tuesday night the 9th inst the no.
ioriOus bushw hacking gang of Snumare aud Clark
went TO the house OF an J. dustrions hardwOrkiug
German farmer named Kuutz who lives somr
fselty-hve or thirty miles from the mouth of
O-age river and demanded his money. Kuntz
had saved some money for the express purpose Of
sending tor his family To come over from the old
country to his new home. He stoutly denied
having any cash, but the iends not believing him
Dr peIhapse knowing thar he had some moueg
deliberately took down a wood saw which Wa
hanging up IN the cabin aud cat has left leg three
times below and fou- abore the knee 70 M the sdp
Loss OF blood pain, and agony made the poor tel
OW inSensible' aud be was unable 70 tell Whrfe
ihe money was couceled His maugled body was
iOuud the next day, lie extinct 4 boy who
we'd with him succeeded in making his escape.
teror-stucken, te give the alarm. After leaving
kuuiZs house the gang went TO al adjoining
American farmer, whose name | was unable TO
leatn, and not succeeding ia their demands for
money, they destroyed everything in end around
the place, took the man out and literally cut his
head OF All OF this is vonched for by the whole
neighborhoOd."
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-05-11
LEAVEN WORTH.

LevaenwOrth City is claimed 10 contain 25 600
inhabitants which are made up OF selections
from all i)ns, cOlCrs and grades the predOm
mating iudueuce, ss III all Western paces, being
Yankee.
The town has no equal within nv knowledge
for business, supported as il is by the New Mex co
Salt Lake, Denver anu Idaho trade It's whole
sale houses do an immense traffic Que or two
reaching as high as Two millions per aunum as
the amount Of sales. There are located here as
near a. | can estimate, alter a week spent in
'strolling" aud noting" SIX banks. fourteen
hotels, fifty Wholesale aud retail grocery houses,
nine wholesale and fourteen retail dry goods siOes
sxiy-nine -sOOIis II ddeu't drink in all, seventy
one Law Cfices, fifteen clothing houses, twenty
two livery stables, twenty boot aud shoe stores
twenty hine doctors. sixteen churches. thrty FIVE
boarding houses, fifteen Tobacco stores, eight drug
stores, nne VERY shops aud twelve dress max
ing aud millinery establishments; besides count
less other shops stables and places which have
not yet had time 10 VISIT. and Which it ! ever 90
NAV make mention of hereafter
The town Is more particularly noted for ts r-
regular streets, us ia-t men, high winds and dust
slarp hgnthing. aud large thunder, and the pro
fuse qiantity Of greenb-css. mules aud shades"
~uh ~hich It l. supplied.
Men here enter almost daily into bu sness
transactions involving hundreds of thousands OF
dollars, with as httle thought aud anxiety a. Mich
gan operators do when la the 'thoGssuds," or as
m.uy New England men buying ten cent wins
lie.
There seems to be grand sIriie with all t.
see Who can Outstrp IA" other, let his evocatiou
be what Il may, honorable or dishOuorable.
The emigi alton TO Idaho is immense. aud as
Il crosses The Missouri It is divided between
Omaha, ST Josebh and this city, the three great
uut-hulng towns. lt is estmated that one hun
dred aud fifty thousand men going TO the
gold mines this season, VI which on Il sale ealcu
auOu, eight Uf every ten. will return decidedly
wiser If tney are poor. Correspondent Grand
R1nI3S Eo1ls.