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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our Or ecian
Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest
face chin; or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks,
Price 500. Gent by mail anywhere, closely sealed,
On receipt Of price. 1y4l
Address WARNER Co., Box l3S, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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n O TICE.

The quarterly meeting of the Kenosha County Ag
rcultural Society, will be held at Agricultural Hail.
Monday, Sept. 4th, 1865, at one O'Clock, p. M AS
this til last meeting the Society before the An
nual Fair it becomes an important meeting, and II
general attendance of its members is requested.
2w12 F. NEWELL Sec.
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LYONS Periodical Drops
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.
New Advertisement;
KCnOSha Co. Teachers Institute,

will be held at WILM0F commencing Oct. oh anu
ending Oct, 18th,
A teachers examination for members Of Institute
and for the towns of Wheatland Randall, Salem,and
Brighton, will be held at Wilmot, Friday, Oct, 10th
and continuing Saturday if necessary, Board will be
furnished at 81 per week,
Thera a re speciaL reasons why these who propose
to teach the coming winter should attend See circu
lar. *. GRAHAM,
Kenoaha. Aug. %, '65 5wl2 Co. Supt.
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WANTED Married Ladies Prof. Won
Veraes' Diamond Drops, never-fajling and
harmless remedy for all Distractions and irreg,
ularities All married ladies will find this never
failing preventive, for which it is warranted in
every instance and are invited to send red
stamp for circular, or two dollars and quar-,
ter for bottle, to c. B. MONROE & co, ,Gen~
eral Agents, P. o, Drawer 656l, Chicago, Ill.
For sale, wholesale, by Burnbams g. Van
Setback, Wholesale Druggiss,) l6 Lake street
Chicago.
Ily45l F. ROBINSONN. Agent. Kenosha
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DENTISTRY
JAMES PARSONS, Dentist.

Natural teeth put In in the best STYLE of nreserva
tlon Artificial teeth of any style desired, made to
ofder and all other work pertaining to the profess
sion, executed in a skilfuI manner Rooms over the
First National Bank kenosha, Wis
n;,at D. Work will be done as cheap asb by any good
Oen's'' ly4
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A rom antic young man says that a
young womans heart is like the moon
changes continually, but always has man
In it.
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sUsFR FE I'd

BuRGEss-NoRTHWAY- the 2sth by the Rev.
Jason Lothrop at the house of the brides father in
scmers, Mr. David Lathrop Burgess ofBrighton and
Harriet Ann Northway.
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No 1919 Broadway, New York Gen. Agent.
PISA box sent to any address receipt of price
which is One Doliorpost free. RaA descriptive Cigcu
lar len OF application.
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Employment for Discharged Wisconsin Sol
diGrS.

w. II. BYRON has opened an office in the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, 400 Main Street, Milwaukee, for
tho object OF procuring employment for dis
charged Wisconsin Soldiers. In this under
taking he has the endorsement of the Off
GERS Of the Wisconsin Soldiers Aid Society,
and tie chairman of the Wisconsin Branch
u. S. Sanitary Commission. 1t is desired
that all in want Of help as well as those
wanting employment, shall communicate
with him. 1t is demanded by both patriot
ism and humanity, that the light occupa-
tions of all towns and communities, and
whatever work can be as we'll done by in
valid soldiers as by others, be given to the
men who may have incapacitated them
selves for rivalry in more active and lahori-
GUS fields of duty, by giving their limbs,
their health, and their blood to the nation
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KEEosHA, August 81, 1865.
The co-partnershp heretofore existing between the
undersigned of the firm of Wheeler Clark, is thi S
day dissolved by mutual consent.
Ii Clark, having purchased the entire interest,
the notes ard accounts of said firm, will be settled
with him, He alone is empowered 10 use the firm
name in settling J. b. WHEELER,
4w12 IL. L. CLARK.
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DESTRUCTIVE FmE AT CmoAG0.-The
grain elevator Of Messrs, Howe, Robbins
4 Perry, corner Of Lake and Martin streets,
Chicago was destroyed by fire on Sunday
afternoon. The bins contained upwards of
5000 bushels of wheat and so, 600 bushels
of corn. The building was erected some
fifteen years ago, and was the oldest steam
elevator in Chicago.
It was four stories high and had storage
capacity for 10000 bushels of grain. Capt.
Reed Of Erie, Pennsylvania, is the owner.
The loss on the building and machinery is
estimated at from $25, 600 to $4,000 no
insurance. Measrs Howe, Perry & Co.,
lost $40, GOO, which is fully insured.
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The following is list ofunredeeined pieces, tracts
or lots e land situate in the county of Kenosha, State
of Wisconsin, which were sold on the first day Of Sep
ember 4. D. 1868, for the unpaid taxes of 1859, and
the amount of taxes, charges and interest calculated
thereon to the last day of redemption due on each
parcel ..
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given, that unless
such lands are redeemed before the drst day
September, A. D. 1865, they will be conveyed to the
purchasers thereof. .
The tollocing described lots and parcels ofiand
are situate IN Sc Or sec, Sec 81 1'2 %.
Name. Description. ! 3 i
VIM. Seymour-undiyided hf rs. / rs S12 so
do undivided hf. % IL 81
Josiah Bond-lts q 2 blk AZ com at ne
cor sd blk thence n line sd blk 50
| # thence par with line sd bk 231-2
# thence to Main st thence 20 l-2
# to beg. 1872 az 1879 70
| on { line of same, thence W parl with
line OF sd blk to line Of 1t thence
% IT thence e TO line thence %
W # i t. o sss l4 2 4 4 q q 4 4
second Ward.
Paul Brannan--pt blk 81 com 40 rds
| of Sc cor sd blk and line of same
q thence II l6 IL rds thence W to W line ....
! sd bk thence to sw cor of same thence
to beg, except rds of W side taken
/ by b M&CRRC Co. 19
The foliowing IN NE Or. sec, Sec. 81 T2 r %.
| e Steele. 4 B 2 &c
| Third Ward. 9. ..Hra
| The o1lowing IN NE Or. sec, Sec. I'll r 20.
John Hogan-pt or sec 6 com I'd
| and 229 IT W OF ne cor sd or sec thence
| IL SIP # thence rds thence
| al SIP # thence n rds to beg. II DO
Mrs Houghton-pt ne or sec com SO
rds of sw 1t Is in sd or sec and
line Of Kenosha st thence to
| sec line thence 4 rds thence to
| Kenosha st thence rds to beg. % 90
The foliowing an MY Or. see, See. 6 I'll R 81
M Ehle. 10 2 So
Fourth Ward.
| The tolloacing in Sc Or. sec, Sec 81 TYR 3D.
s Fisk. 8 90 IS 60
Dated at enosha this 7tb day of Aug, A. D. 1865
.. J. V. QUARLES,
Clerk OF County Board of Supervisors OF Kenosha
County, Wisconsin: 13w13
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NOTICE.

MY WIFE, Frances Il Parker, having forsaken
IVA her home--through Observation-Disclosures,
shall be answerable for any Debts she may con-
tract after this date GEO. t. PARKER.
Kenoshe, Aug. 8, 1865. 3wlO
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] F. ROBINsoNN, Agent, Kenosha.
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The following communication from one
of our veteran soldiers who, at present is at
home on short furlough, speaks for itself,
and needs no introduction. We commend
it to the careful perusal of the peoples
MI.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-02-04

II Is designed to make q Donation
visit to Rev. L. +. WALDEx's family on
next Wednesday. from two o'clock to
eight O'Clock. P. N. Every person is
invited to participate. Those residing
in the country will do we'll to bring in
provisions. eggs. lard. potatoes. -four.
corr etc. Let every one who feels an
interest in the matter contribute some
thing. Those living in town can con-
tribute clothing. household articles DC.
We suggest this distinction as being
most convenient: but any one can bring
that which he or she can bes. provide
or procure.
Parties wishing to do 80. can place
their names upon their gifts. that the
recipients may know their friends.
The committee of arrangements and
reception is composed Of Mrs. GRIFF1rH,
Ars.WYArr. Mrs. RsBERrs, Mrs. CRIrcH-
feld. Mrs. ALLEN and Mrs. DAY. with
instructions to add TO their number as
many others as are needed.
We hope the visit will do credit to
the liberslity Of our people.
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Telegraphic Nuisance.

We feel sure tina; no countf ever
submitted SO patiently and SO long TO
humbug SO glazing as that Of the tels-
graphic reports for the press Of the
United States. Publishers, DESTROYS Of
giving their readers the latest intelli-
gence on all subjects. pay heavily for
the telegrsphic reports furnished for
their columns. And what composes
the bulk of these reports. SO costly to
the press and the public? Thres-iourths
of j, is trash-tbe merest nonsensical
gossip, and utterly worthless in every
sense Of the word.
To all papers west of the sea-boasd
cities q compound Of this nauseating
nonsense is made up from the inans
surmises, street rumors and foolish
speculations Of certain "specials" to
leading daily papers Of those cities
principally located 10 New York. The
silly stuff does nothing but advertise
the papers named in the dispatches.
We venture the assertion that q re-
port of the gossip Of any half-dozsn old
grannies over their tea would be more
piquant and readable. and contain quite
as much truth as the reports of these
specials. Why the public is bored with
such twaddle is more than We can see.
Some correspondent, hears a rumor-per-
haps the fourtieth edition of the same
and sits down hastily and sends the
wonderful news 10 his paper. and it is
rehashed and sent over the country at
hundreds Of dollars expenses, to be
contradicted in twelve or twenty -four
hours.
This is the leading feature of the
system of telegraphing in the country.
Mere rumors making the staple of the
operation. They are the rule. facts and
real information the exception. How
long shall this humbug last 7?
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Peace Rumors

Have been all the rage for over 4
week. We have oil the time re-
ga.ded them As no better than old
women's gossip. Peace may come;
it must como sometime; but we do
not believe that Mr.. Lincoln will
now recognize the Confederacy.
when he has refused to do so for
nearly four years, under all circum-
stances fgood and i'll fortune-now
that the cry Of victory comes up all
along the line. If the rebels want
peace they can have it,. They have
only to quit fighting. If they want
Union, they can have that by simply
ceasing to be rebels. The thing is
easy enough. No long-winded ne
gotiations are necessary to end the
strife. II can be ended in a day.
Tho rebels, who commenced the
bloody work, have only to stop pro-
scouting it.
As for the hundred. tongued ru-
mors that prevail, most Of them are
simply absurd and ridiculous, and
amount to nothing.
Since writing the foregoing. intelli-
gence reaches US Of the appointment Of
A. II. Stephens, r. NJ. T. Hunter and
J. A. Campbell on the part Of the re-
bells as Commissioners to 60 TO Wash
ington to consult about peace. This 10
an evidence Of the desperate straits
to which the rebels are reduced: for they
have declared they would never send or
receive commissioners unless their bo-
gus government should be recognised;
but it will amount to nothing so long
as Lees army remains intact. and JEFF.
Davis rules. Whip the rebles and they
will yield. This is the only sure road
to peace; and peace thus obtained is
the only kind that will last.
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Ii seems that the border ruffiau spiri,
Of IS has DOT entirely left our neigh
bors across the river. Opposition 10
Kansas is still felt and carried out.
The latest move is to tear up The rail.
road coming to Atchison and Weston,
and use the iron etc. to run track di.
rect from st. 10. to Kansas City. The
object is TO bald up Missouri and Grip.
pie Kansas. Such spirit is mean and
covardIy. The road designed to be
destroyed was built in great part by the
citizens Of Atehison. and they have
rights Of property in it. in equity il NOT
in the letter Of the law. But the Mis-.
souriaus will not trust the matter to the
courts. but BY arbitrary power seek to
carry out their purpose. We believe
this policy is suicidal on the part Of Mis-
souri,, utterly unjusti6able. and will only
tend to keep up bad feeling between the
States. when their interest evidently is
to cooperate in raidroad matters.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route Tor Live Stock Capacious
Yards, well watcred and supplied with every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections. and every attention y paid 70
their wants, with choice Of market = Philsdel-
phia, New York or Baltimore = and via Allen.
town the shortest, quickest and uOs direct soote
to New York.
ENOCH LEWIS, Geu'l Supv, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. HOUPT, Gen1 Ticket Agent. Philad'a.
h. H. HOUSTON. GsnI Freight Aet. Phila,
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Hannah

The proposition to amend the nation.
al consultation % - to prohibit Slavery.
has passed the House BY the required
majority Of two-tbirds. It will un-
doubleday pass the Senate, and We have
but little doubt will be ratified BY the
legislatures of the States. Hurrah for
FACE AMKaIoA
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w The old Greek philosophers said
that some things we're made bad or i'm
perfect because Of the stubbornness Of
matter: and We, owing 10 the stubborn
ness of circumstances and the necessity
Of things. give our readers . paper Of
diminished sise this week.
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NsM Of the Week.

HsWs Of tho Week.
Our prisoners lately returned from
the rebel prisons. confirm the previous
reports Of suffering-some Of them. to
prevent salvation. went out and worked
At mending rebel shoes. clothing etc.
1t is thought oil our prisoners will soon
BE- exchanged.
Gen. Sherman has issaed orders for
the existing Of slaves into the army.
and setting spart the abandoned rice
and cotton plantations Of Georgia and
South Carolina for the sged and infrm
Of the slave population.
The rebels are very respondent. and
the prospect for serious diseord in their
councils. such - will result in disssp-
tons in Congress and camp. is quite
encouraging.
The rebel iron-olads d Richmond, 10
eonsonancs with . plan Of Leo. went
down the James river to play dsstruc.
ton upon some parts Of our lines and
works. but failed in the attempt with
disaster 10 themselves and small loss 70
as. The rebels appear to have hoped
much from the movement. and are cor.
respondingly disappointed at the result.
II seems that Macmillan is gaining
ground in Mexico. notwithstanding the
reported successes Of the liberal forces
under Juarez. and is likely 10 possess
the whole country in time. il he is not
checked by some foreign power.
Important news from Sherman may
be expected soon. it 10 said.
The steamer Eelipss burstsd boiler
on the Teunissee river. causing the
death Of about 20 persons. mostly col.
disrs Of an Indiana battery on their
way home.
Our troops At Savannah have taken
the tables and other fixtures of the
slave pens Of that city. and made 6rss
Of the same to warm themselves and
cook their food-thsy leave no part Of
the movable apparatus of the barbar-
ous pens. Coed.
Breckinridgs has been appointed re-
bel secretary Of war. So says the
Richmond Sentinel.
The rebels of Texas are represented
- preparing extensively for defense 10
view OF an expected attack. but are de.
spondent. and numbers talk of going to
Mexico.
Ex q. 8. Senator Gwin, Of Cali.
fornia. is said to be duke under Maxi.
milan. We doubt the truth of the rs-
port.
Meade. it is said. has been relieved
OF the command of the army Of the
Potomac. and is succeeded by Sheridan. |
Meade has another position assigned. |
him.
Sherman and Porter are reported to
have captured 1900 rebels at Poeata-
|igo. with artillery etc.
Bhir's recent mission to Richmond
sppssrs to hays resulted in nothing de-
6nits - TO peace.
The report that Fort Smith had been
cut OF and abandoned 10 consradiotsd.
The rebels who made lodgnsnt b.
Tween that post and Little Rock. were
driven Of. and comuuuioation restor.
ID. ea asaAf
Ridiculous stories Of foreign intsrvsn-
'ion-on the part Of England. France
md the Pope Of Rsms-are aHoat.
Excessively cold weather has pre-
rallied 10 many Of The old States the
oast two weeks.
1t seems the rebels don { know where
o look for Sherman frss, bat conesds
hat Georgia asd South Carolins are Of
lis mercy. that he will lake oil in turn.
md tha,.it don't matter much which
,Oint he takes fret. e e1
Canada aud Britain appear to BE- AK
Gus to preserve peace With this conn
y at last. They bad better b.. 7
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TIE LADv's FsIssD for February 10
an unusually interesting number. The
STEEL engraving, 1.-THE Prisoners Child"
is touching picture in the best style
Of ars. and the other features of the
number-fashions. literature stc.-are
very attractive. Oar lady readers Who
(ail to get the "Lady's Friend" miss .
treat each month. o.. so . year: two
copies o.; nine copies SIC. Deacon 4
Peterson. Pbiladslphls. Pc.
Any Of our readers can subscribe
for THE work through US for ga year,
club rates.
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BROWN & BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the corner Of Shawnee 4 9Th s.s., oppo-
site the Mansion House. Leavenworth,
and have on haEd full supply Of Med
icines. Fine Perfumery. Brushes of all
KINDS. and every thing pertaining to the
Drug trade. 1SS-tf
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MATRIMONIAL
LADIES AND CENT .cMcN

II you wish 10 marry, address he underlined
who Will send you without money and withou,
pfice, valuable information that will enable VOC
to marry happy and speedily. irrespective Of age
wealth OF beauty This Information will cost
you nothing, and if you wish 10 marry, win
Gneerfaiiy assist you, All letters strictly conf.
Dental. The desired information sent BY returr,
mail, and no questions asked Addre..
SARAB b LAMBERY,
Him Greenpoint. Kings Co. New York
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TAos. r. FENLoN,
ATTORNEY-AT.LAw.
win practice in the Courts Of jefferson
osnsy.
She1i8's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS,
County OF JES1EasoH.
John w. Harria.

COUNTY OF JESgEasoH.
John w. Harris. Plaintiff,
Hannah Taylor, William ]. TAYLOR, Ann Maria
Taylor: Mary Alice Tsylor. Almsda I aylor,
Elijah Taylor. Msnlda Taylor, Cora Hestsr fay.
Ior, Golden Silvers, Administrator OF The Estcts
q Joshua Taylor. deceased, William H. Tebbe.
Susan Boomer, William II. Ruel, and Thomao
Celligan, Deiendants. - - ,
By virtue Of IN order Of sale, bearing daaa
January II, A. d. 1855, 70 me directed snd de.
Tweed. issued In the abovs entitled suit bv the
Clerk Of the District Court Of The Third judioial
District Of the State Of Kansas, sitting within
and fs said County Of Jefferson, and also by viz
tue OF the Judgment rendered in said suit by said
Court, on the 18th day Of December, A. D. 1864.
vii, on Monday the 18th duy Of eb
roArys \. d. 1898, ut two o'clock, p. NJ. Of
that day. at the Court House COO. in the village
o. Oskaloosa, in the County OF Jeders0n and State
q Kansas. offer At Public Sale, and sell 10 The
highest bidder. Tor cash in aand ct tho time of
sals. tho following described Rsctof Land. lviag.
being and sitaats In The County q Je6erson SAFE
Of Kansas, 70 wits = issi t'' - -
The nofth-Wsss frassissal 90 qusrsss Of 80.
ton IN seven, township ll0) -. iaaes u5l ~
esteen, Delaware Trust Lands In said Corntv !:
appraiasa q { 49, ~ si{hs h.adr.d delIss.
HORACE GIBBS,
Sheriff Of yelefooa County, Eana.a.
Sheriff OdSeas Cstaloosa. Jan. 10 1854 4
CIoUea : WnEAs, Auys = PIE. i
IA sw s7osms Gil 70 ~
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~ The school meeting adjourned
from last Saturday until Saturday Of
next week. ct one o'clock, p N. Let
none of our readers forget the time. l.
will be the 18th inst.