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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-04-20
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z Our city had hardly put off its gala da,
strappings donned for the celebration of tn
surrender of Lee, when it was suddenly call
ged to change them for the habiIiments o
Two. The painful intelligence of the assas
D sination of the President of the UniteC
Estates, was received on Saturday morning
xby our citizens with the most profound sor
Grow. All business was at once suspended
3stores and business places closed and EN-
|1blems of mourning everywhere disp layed
& Il public buildings and nearly all private
8residences were draped in mourning Flags
xwese draped and hung at half mast, and a
8noon all the bells of the city were tolled fol
4one hour.
81 But the outward and material signs and
gemblens of great sorrow did not, after all
5tell as plainly of the intensity of the gene
d raj feeling as did the people themselves. In
ssevery face we met was written the story of
Four bereavement. The fearful eye, the
Schoked utterance and downcast look show
sed how the nations heart had been struck
4 On sunday all of our Churches were drap-
!ped in black and in most of them the ser
svices were commemorative of the national
bereavement. .avs s.a-.
At st Mathews EpiscopaD Church the
/ Rector, Rev. Mr.. Thompson,in the place of a
asermon gave an extempore address fitting
1.-THE solemn occasion. He spoke most feel
Eingly aud eloquently Of the character and
fseryices of the late President, and the wick
fedness of the rebellion, eliminating as it had
Gin this last most wicked and damnable
4 rime. There was hardly dry eye in the
audience, aud stern men all unused to tears
swere not ashamed to show how we'll they
have loved the honored dead, and how deeply
they felt the cruel bereavement.
On Sunday evening Union Meeting was
sheld at Simmons Hall which was addressed
J by Rev. DR. Triton in a most able and elo-
quent manner, on the all absorbing topic.
On Tuesday Mayor Pettit,in accordance
& w III bLO plONldllloLlOh VA GllG kACbliIS
stary of State and of the Governor, issued the
following:
\ Whereas, it has pleased the All-Wise Ruler
Anf the Universe, to summon from US, by the
shand of an assassin, our worthy and beloved
/ president, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and
4 Whereas, The Acting Secretary of State has
requested all persons to unite with the author
sHies at Washington, on Wednesday, at IL oclock
I NJ, 10 pay tribute OF respect TO the lamented
Sdead:
Now. therefore, Notice is hereby given, that a
Il Union Meeting will be held in Simmons Hall for
che purpose above mentioned. at ~ O'Clock Nj :,
ION Wednesday, April 18th. The vsrious Bene-
violent Societies and Fire Companies are request
led to meet on Market Square at ii II O'clock
IA NJ, for the purpose of joining in the processiOn
ut is ALEC suggested that oil of citizens close
their places of business from 10 A. NJ. till 2 p. NJ
lCitizens aud strangers are cordially invited tel
join in the procession.
Kenosha, April lS, 1865
M IL. PETIT, Mayor
The following is the programme of exerci-s
4 Ill IL
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THE Univers al Life Insurance Go.
There are various kinds of Insurance COM
panes-all, without doubt doing good in their
line, but the above is one that commeuds itself
TO large class of persons who are excluded
from the benefits of all other Life Insurance
Companies. The Insurance of the lives of in
divduals and persons who have been declined
by other companies for physical reasons is
something of novelty in this country, though
in England the system has been in operation
over forty years with marked success The
Universal Life Insurance Company is founded
on this plan, and many whose health is such
as to exclude them from other conpanes. have
awaited themselves OF the advantages of this
THos PRIcTURE, of the First National Bank
OF Kenosha. is the Agent for the above compa-
ny in this city. He is also agent forthe Mutu>
al Life Insurance company of New York. one
of the oldest, safest and best companies in the
ountry
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Proclamation

The Acting Secretary of State has issued
the following orders to the people of the
United States:
''The undersigned is directed to announce
that the funeral ceremonies of the lamented
Chief Magistrate will take place at the
Executive Mansion in this city at II c, clock
noon on Wednesday, the 10Th. The various
religious denominations throughout the
country are invited to meet in their respec
tive places of worship at that time for the
purpose OF solemnizing the occasion by ap-
)ropriate ceremonies.
Signed w. HUNTER,
Acting Secretary of State.
April II, 1866.
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Grapes md slrawbsrrien.-We G

A New Enterprise. --Messrs GRANT SLossoi
s, Co late r II. Slosson 81 Co, have added 9
new branch to their trade-that of Tin, Japan
ned and Sheet Iron ware, which they manufae-
ture themselves, having fitted up the wooder
building in the rear Of their store for manufac
turing purposes.
We call the attention of our readers in city
and country to their advertisement as both are
interested They buy all kinds of country pro-
duce at the highest market rates, and they keer
on hand p choice assortment of Groceries, Pros
visions &c
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SEVEN THIRTY LOAN /,

heSe Notes are issued under date of lime 1s,,
1902 and are pay able three years from tina, time IN
currency or are convertible at the option Of noa
Ter into --e A0'u'
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NJ oshs State of Wisconsin April 90 1865
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fe obtain any of these letters, the applicant must
scall Tor advertised letters give the date of tis lis
ssd pay one cent for advertising. .f.
II. FRANK, P. NJ.
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The programme was somewhat interfered
with by the rain which poured down all the
forenoon yesterday, as far as the presses
sion was concerned, but the exercises in the
Hall were according to the bills. the soci-
cites and Fire companies were all out in re
gala, and our citizens all turned out Hun
dreds had to go away unable to obtain a
place in the Hall or on the stairs
We have not time or space more than to
allude to the addresses. The first address
was by Senator VanWycE and was one ofhis
happiest and most eloquent efforts. 1t was
expected that Rev. H. NJ. Thompson would
deliver the second address, but he was called
out OF town by imperative business, and did
.not return in time, and his place was filled
by Rev. Mr.. NORTON, who gave us a brief
but eloquent extempore address The in
sterest of the occasion was greatly enhanced
1 by some most excellent singing by member:
of the Kenosha Musical Association, of wei
schosen and appropriate pieces.
The meeting closed about 2 o'clock anC
the citizens dispersed, feeling that it hat
been good for them to have been there.
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Fire.-Our city was aroused about mednight
of Friday night last by the cry Of fire, which was
found TO be in the store of Capt j. w, Decker,
in the corner store Of Bonds brick building
corner OF Main and Park SITS The engines were
got out and in position as soon as possible, and
were worked with such success that the fire was
confined to the store but that was completely
Quilted Capt. Deckers stock of goods was en-
tirely destroyed. His loss on Goods vas abou
$4,000 upon which there was an insurance o.
$25O0 in the Metr bpolitan of n. Y. leaving a
balance not covered ofabout 81 900
The origin of the fire is unknown. Nobody
slept in the store, and it was supposed TO have
beeniett safe as usual, when it was closed fol
the night,
The loss to the building would be covered BY
$500 p robably,
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E. NJ. kinney Esq has received the following
sletter giving account of the death of Capt. STET
3soN Co l. 33rd Wis, Reg.
Camp of the BIRD Regt Wis INIT
Before Spanish Fort Ala
April Bird 1865
EN-. KINNEY.
& Dear Sir, --s.ss1,s,-s FL. --.-.
Through the circumstances ofwar, it becomes
my sorrowiul duty to inform you of the death
Iof Carlton G Stetson, Capt Co Bird Regt. Wis
Vol
He was shot April 2nd by one of the enem' Us
sharp shooters while he was on duty in the
trenches, before our main line of battle.
The eliot took effect just below the collar bone
|of the right shoulder hit the right lung cut the
wind pipe, and lodged in the left side of the
neck
He lived about % minutes but could not
speak after he was bit. a..{i 4
We feel that we have met with a great loss
While we who knew him only as an agreeable
associate, a warm hearted friend. and generous
commander; lament his early departure, we can
but think ofthe sorrow and grief that will MI
the hearts Of those who knew him by the dear,
Ter ties of brother, father, and husband
The loss comes so heavily upon me that
know not what tosay. rs
He was esteemed by officers and men of the
regiment. st
yours Respectfully.
CHARLES L. FAY Lieut.,
Co BIRD Regt Wis Vol
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A NsemeDtO.- Major McDermott brought
with him the old battle flag of company B, OF
the 18th, and its tattered remains hung out and
was the observed of ali observers, during the
celebration in this city of the surrender of Lee
and his rebel army, on Manday OF last week.
Major Med. takes the flag to Madison to be
added to the honored mementoes of the war,
labelled with the following inscription.
Battles in which the 18th Wis. Vol. INIT,
took an honorable part, and in which this
flag was borne to victory, but never to defeat
or surrender Cornth. Siege of Vicksburg
Fort Beauregard. La, Champion Hills Kene.
saw Mountain, Siege of Atlanta, Jonesboro.
Savannah, Pocotaligo, Bentonville, and mino,
actions, too numerous to mention 4 .a
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MAYOR AND CHTY C0UNCHH

MAYOR Ar ID CAVE COUNCIL.
The procession will form on Market
Square at II IL o'clock A. NJ, and pro-
coed south on Main Street. to the Park
pass around the Park, to Prairie Avenue
west on Prairie Avenue to Ann Street, north
to Grand Street, east to Chicago Street
north to Middle Street, east to Main Street.
south to Simmons Hall. On reaching the
Hall, the various societies will open to tn,
right and left, and allow the rear of the pro
cession to countermarch between the line,
and enter the Hall, following them in re
verse order. The different bells of the city
will be tolled from u o'clock NJ, till
ID Nj
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Of these we have an immense assortment, inclu-
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We were the first introduce these into the United
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Rev. II. nj. Thompson vii
peak on Sunday Evening next. in Simmon
Hall, on the late National Bereavement.
All are invited.
THE world for saIe-hang out the sier

Cali every traveller here to me )" 80,
That he may buy DR.. D. H. Seelye's Liquids
tarrah Remedy, to cleanse the glands nd.mern
branes of the nose and head while on his journ
ey. Dust in the nose and head is VERY einju-
rious to the general health, and it may begentl,
removed by the use of this valuable medicine. :
Every traveller should have it--every family
should have it for this pur pose if for no other
-
Grapes md strawbSrrieH.-W call the
attention of our readers to the advertisement Of
II, b. H1NsDALE, Offering for sale cheap, some
very desirable Grape Vines and strawberry
plants. The praoticability of raising good crops
of Grapes in this locality, has been again ana
again demonstrated, until many have made il
quite business. These vines offered by Mr..
Hinsdale are OF the varieties that have been
proved the best adopted to our soil and climate
see advertisement.
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U. s. 500 Six per cent. !.
COLD BEARING BONDS.

inese ponds are worth premium which increase,
'ne actual profit on the 7sO loan, and its ec.anon
Pr0" State aud municipal taeaston. ,on8cn ,,1o
pom one to three per cent more accord,no % ~.
rate levied on other property. 5 2aiD. .;11r
He interest is payable sem-annually by coupons at
a'a0nea 70 each note which may be cut of and sold
lie any bank or banker. - gf.2 U3 ITs5i
sThe interest amounts to --.
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We sell Passage Tickets to or from the Cd
Country by the Black Star Line of Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line Of Steamers.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND, sold at the
lowest rates. rsa
The highest prices paid for Gold, Silver and cou.
pons. aal
May %, "a. 1y5O F. N DAVIS, Cashier.
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Head Quarters 18th Regt.

tJOIusDoro n y. Ma rch 3Uth 1856
Hugh MCDERMoTT
Major so Wis. Vols.
sly Dear Major
l exceedingly regret that the time has come
when you are to be separated from my command
i cannot but feel proud at your promotion, yet
II feel that your absence will be serious loss tc
,the Company you SO ably commanded in many
"a hard fought field from Corinth where you
,were severely wounded to Yicksburg, through
the glorious campaign which terminated in the
scapture of Atlanta, and still later in the cam
spaigns through Georgia South and North &C arol
1na.
/ My dear Major you leave us carrying with you
he best wishes of myself and every officer an,
soldier Of the 18th, Wis Vol, Inft.
Your faithful frieud.
A. G. MALLOY,
! Col Commanding
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DR.. Y. CLARENCE PRICE,

E9ersenaI,--We were pleased to take by
he hand, the other day old friend Major
HUGH AcDERMoTr. lafe Capt. of Co. B. 18th
wis, Veteran lnfanSry, now Major of the 50th
wis Vols. Fne Major was looking hale and
hearty and says he mas never yet lost day from
sickness during all his campaigns. He was on
,nis way to report at Madison, to enter on his
me W command.
Major McDermott leaves his old Regimen
with regret aud the good wishes and Gedspeed,
iot his old comrades goiwith him
The following letter from Col Malloy vii
show the esteem IN which he was held in tht
,l7th
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Notes Of all the denominations named will ba
promptly furnished upon receipt Of sobscrn,,oro
Gnu 'ne hotes forwarded at once. The interest to
i0'n OF June next will be paid in advance. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN THE MARKET
now offered by the Government, and it is confidently
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AuCTlONEER.

THNHE UNDERSIGNED, licens ed AuctoDeer will sci
D. at Public Auc ions in all parts OF Keuosh4 Coun
ty in the northern part of Lake County ILL.,, uPor
application either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT
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GREAT POPULAR LOAN t ss PEOPLE,

Less than $SOO,OOOOO of the Loan authorized by The
last Congress are now on the market. This amount,
at the rate at which it is being absorbed will all be
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been the case on closing the subscriptions to other
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In order that citizens of every town and section Of
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loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and Private
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agreed to receive subscriptions at par Subscribers
win select their agents, in whom they have CON-
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Death of Capt Carlton StetSOn.
[of tie 33rd. Was V0ls

'I7I-I.- OF Tie 5ofd. Tvs F0IS Nv
e. NJ. kinney Esq has received the following
letter giving account of the death of Capt. STET-
SON, Co l. 33rd Wis.,. Reg.
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On the a0th ult., by Rev. J. B. Keimen'
snyder, Mr.. WILLIAM GIVEN and Miss
MAGGIE sTROUP, both Of Junists county,
Pa.
On the Goth, ult., by Rev. J. A. Mcdill.
Mr.. JOSEPH DOBBS Of Tusoarora township,
Juniata county, and Miss. MARY J. DAWL-
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On the 2Srd ult., by Rev. R. H. Fletcher,
Mr.. CYRUS MORRISON, (ool.) of Mi6iin'
town, and Mrs. JULIA MoGRAw, Of Lewis.
todn, Pa.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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Recipe and full international vital impor-
tance-will be cheerfully sent by return mail.
Address JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 90 Nassau Street, New York.
P. S.-Nersous Sufferers of both sexes will
md this information invaluable
Nov. Is, '66-3m.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-12-06
. CARD TO THE SUFFERING.

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swallow two or three ~hogsheads Of ''Buchu,"
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OLD DOCTOR BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPE-
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vigor in less han thirty days. They are pure
ly vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt and
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in less than thirty days. the worst cases Of
NERVOUSNESS, Impot;ncy, Premature De-
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on receipt Of al order,
JAMES s. BUTLER,
No. 42s Broadway, New York, Genl. Agent.
P. S.-A box sent to any
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DoiarIpoHtf free HsA.A descriptive Cirsu-
lar sent on application.-Nov. 15,' 65- 8w.