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To e S Houston, Il Ne1ceH, Mrs j l. Gilbert
w Q Wh1te, Johm PARKER, NJ Il Hooker Hem
ry Hundert Marh, Samuel Reynoids. Thomas
Brace, va linn Barter Rous simmons Lazo :
renee Bucfiey. AaaeLia Hyde, f. BA7chuan
James McDona,d, T. NJ kellogg, Terrence
Mckenna, J McDsrmoH, and hsirS Of DR. II
Il GrnUeS, deceased
KOU hereby notified that petition has been filed
M with the Clerk the County Board Of Supervisors
Of the county of kenosha and State of Wisconsin signed
BY James Mcdonald, John Parker. Samuel Reynolds W c.
White and r. s. Houston praying that said County Board
Of Supervisors would establish locate and construct
cause to be established located and
drain for stated in said petition from the
ing points upon the route and to the terminus
corner Of the north quarter Of section fifteen 15 In
ming north on cast line said quarter ten chains sew
entyfye t75nks; thence nor5a 55s six chains twenty
links 50- thence north five chains sixty &C.
HoS q ta y ans henee soa IS fsnss
13 ehans thence north s09 twelve chains fifty links
to the Miw ikae rOad; thence 80 chains
.g-; thence nrsh ~ ten chains -l0- thence west
trtytw9 chains p; thence south west orty-fye rods
46 to the west line of the east half Of the north
line th tytwo rods 80; thence south y forty rods
-l0- thence south 39e twenty-nne fifth rods
four 4 rods to nth west corner Of tie NORTH east
quarter OF the south vest gaarer q SAD No SIX
thirteen 3 rods to east corner Of section
south re sxtyeisht rods thence south Sc nine
tyfoGr 94rods to the line Of the south quar-
ter OF The north west quarter Of said section twenty
20; which will be the linus Of said ditch drain.
Likewise branch the bridge about thr-
ty6Ye 30 rods west Of the north of the
west quarter Of section no. nine 9 thence soutlery
eighty 80 rods; thence line of said north
quarter Of section nine - abGut forty rods
thence said quarter section line hundred and
eight 28 rods the railroad; thence 75o ffty
SIX 66 rods to railroad bridge; thence r. bridge
south 80 W following old di ch ninety go rods main
ditch.
ne said proposed ditch or drain g in North
OF range Twenty-Five 22 East. and In the town Pleas
ant Prairie, Ksnosha county. State nj wisconsin .ae
And you further fled that In said petition it is
set forth tina the land by each Of you will be af
fected by the construction Of The proposed ditch dra
and further, that said petition will be heard before
said County Board Of Supervisors of the County of Ke
nosha and State Of Wseonsin their in the Court
ouss in the City Of Kenofha and county aforesaid
MopdOy the first day Of Nay A. D. 1865 two
o'clock in the afternoon of that day.
Dated Ksnosha, april 26tb, 1866. -'|.
4R47 JOSEPH v. on FILES.
Clerk Of the County Board Of Supervisors
nj Knr In tu taeL nj Il
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Bacon Georgia Occupied by Wilson's
2 Cavalry. E
OFFICIAL RULEETHN.
n = = n n 4 IN .
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
Is -. .WAsHINeToN, April Pa p. m.
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
Adispatch from Sherman states that VIII
son held Macon on the Goth, with Howell
Cobb, G. w. Smith and others as prisoners;
but they claimed the benefit Of the armistice
and he has telegraphed to me for orders |
have answered him that he may draw out
of Macon and hold his command for further
orders, unless he has reason to believe that
the rebels are changing the status to our
prejudice.
This Department has information that the
Presidents murder was organized in Canada
and approved in Richmond One of the as
sassins now in prison, who attempted to
kill Mr.. Seward, is believed to be one of
! The st. Adams raiders. s. aa 5s
! (Signed) --sr'rtE. M! ST ANTON, g !.
Sec. of War.
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Jeff. Davis Whereabouts.

New York, April 23.-The Suffolk Va.)
corresp ondent of the Herald states that
rebel officers who have arrived there report
that the news of Lees surrender reached
JEFF. Davis at Danville, three days after his
proclamation, and jeff. left at daylight next
morning for Greensboro. JEFF stated that
if hard pushed he should go to Texas, where
he was sure he could rally an army around
him and make another stand, and that he
should never leave the limits of the Confed-
eracy. He issued orders for cavalry to Join
him, and to burn the bridges over Meberlin
and Roanoke rivers, which was reported to
be done, and also for the evacuation of
Weldon III
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In the matter Of the estate of John orvis deeeased
aAN reading and fling the petition Of Charles oryis Cd
minstrator Of SAID estate, ting iorsh the s"et
personal estate tn has h. his hands anu .he
DISPOSITION thereof the amoaat ~ debts wv
against said deceased, and sGrptien o. az ts I
estate Of which said deceased died sliced ana t1e
and value Of the respective poFons w
wing be him Granted 70 gen we "Hoie
Of said real estate much thereon as fhA r.
sary to nav said deb-s appearing by sala petition
tha there "a not sufcfenr personal estate in the hands
Of the said administrator to pay sad aSDs tat ~ IS
mart AZ the said real estate; as therefore, ordered that
all persons interested y saia gtae aPpesE before the
Monday the 5th day Of June next at 10 o'clock A. NJ
then tbere to show If any there shall be- why
csnss sbouJd not granted to said administration,
q aid real estate according TO the prayer Of said petit
zion and il Is urther ordered that copy Of this order
be published for four successive weeks prior to said
dav Of hearing in the Kenosha Telegra PHI" weekly
nc wspaper published atthe city Of Ken6sha
Dated pril 24th 1865. !. w. WEBSTER,
4w2J County Judge
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SYM ProMs S.

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The Assassin Booth Believed to have
Fallen and Fractured his Lee.

New York, April circumstances
which have come to the knowledge of the
Government, render it neaaly certain that
Booth horse fell with him on Friday
night, the 14th inst, and it is believed
caused fracture of one of his legs. 1t is
also reported that he has Invested himself
of his moustache.
The likeness of Booth as published in
Hnrper'S Weekly is said to be correct. The
attention of surgeons and the public is
called to these circumstances. If Booth is
lying concealed and wounded, the rewards
offered aud the detestation of his crime by
all loyal citizens will soon bring him to
light,
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,E'O COmsuHnaptives.

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OF course I speak by no authority, and
merely from first impressions, rather as a
matter of duty to you as you look to me as
a neighbor and friend, having had some
greater and better opportunities for person.
ally knowing the man upon whom by this
terrible calamity the great office ofPresident
has been thrown these troublous times.
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SeEen.ThirtieS,

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-Jay Cooke re-
ports the sale of the 73O loan yesterday
at 81, ITO, 800. The largest Western sub
scription was 100000 from Chicago; the
largest Eastern was $500, 600, from New
York. The total for five days this week is
$15,769, 700.
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My Ruling Star-What is it2

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COMM ER CIA.L.
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH,

OTr1OE OF TIE IATIEJoIIA DULJhAFEd1
. a. ...,.. Thursday, April 81, 1865
GRAIN MARKET-We have no change to note in
price paid for wheat or oats. Barley is almost 10cts
lower. Sales Of Spring Wheat at S0a9s for infe-
rior to No l. Barley 90, Oats 40 Corn in the ear 49,
PROVIsIoNs.-Butter is tolerably firm at 16a2O.
Eggs II, Peach Blow potatoes are in good request
at So but common arieties dull at 25a8O White
Boaus 800. Hams Is
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LYONS Periodical Drops
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

aration, and better than any Pills Powders Nostrums
Being uid their action is direct and positive, render
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Sold by Druggists everywhere 70
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JEgaRH R re 80.

ENslGN--J0 HNSON-on Wednesday the Goth, It
home OF the brides father, by the Rev. F. B. Nor.
ton, Mr.. F. G. Ensign, of Memphis, Tenn, and Miss
Annie M, eldest daughter of P. NJ Johnson, of this
place.
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Notice to Assessors.

Meeting of the Assessors of the several Towns of
Kenosha county, will be held at
Agricultural Hall, Saturday April 92d, :
at O'Clock P. NJ, for consultation and agreement
upon basis of Assessment. = .#s... Hs1~
Bristol, April 10th, 1865. fr. ... ...... .+..-
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gB- We b. = - :.
seventy I'VE now surplus of sixty or
e. s nands thousand rebel prisoners in our
arr Counting Lees paroled troops there
,aEs one hundred thousand to our credit
S2 = 1t is stated by a rebel paper that JEFF.
Davis has escaped either to the TRANSMITS.
$50 sissippi Department or to Europe, with q
- s9 aisEssse a! aIRlsQsnt Of treasure. ~
e =. saata al asS Eis i sssaaIsssntinue te
improve, and every prospectus FAIR for thei1
ultimate and complete recovery.
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EENAKEN UP. Came into the enclosure of the
a subscriber in the town of Pleasant Prairie on
or about the 9th day o: March, 1865, RED COW,
horns turned in, with brass knobs them; is liued
back, and her hind feet white The owner is re-
quesed to prove property, pay charges and take her
away. THOMAS IRVING.
April IA, 1865. 4w46 ,atl. ...
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AN ELOQUENT ADDRESS, On Sunday
evening last, Rev. H. NJ, THOMPSON, adj
dressed large and appreciative audience
at Simmons Hall, on the great topic-The
National Bereavement. Every seat and
standing place in the Hall was filled, and
many had to go away, unable to get in.
We have not listened to a more eloquent
and feeling address upon this subject, and
the only expression we have heard in refer
5nce to it is to the same effect.
Nothing is SO indicative of the universal
hold that President Lincoln had on the
hearts of the people, as the avidity with
which people of classes and parties turn out
@ listen tcan address,, even yet, upon the
subject of his life, services and death. r.
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S 7 , ,!
Paying thOse extreme High Prices for
DRY GOODS, GROCE.
RHEs &c.,
For we are selling at Just
One Third off from these prices.
sHNHJHONs 81 SWEET
Oct %, 1864 - !
MSCHEInTISM

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Also, all diseases arising from irregulary of the Dir
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81 dence on Wisconsin ST., opposite that
of David Crosit.
3m46 Kenosba JU;scons;p
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
" NESS, ETC., can be cured by one who has really
ucred himself and hundreds of othors, and viii tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
.r= .. t EDWARD H. TRAYER,
us Lock BOX. Boston, Mass
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GEN. SHERMANs MIsTAKE.-We publish
in another place the account of the Treaty
or Negotiation between our hitherto favor
lite General Sherman and Joe Johnston, the
Commander of the rebel army of North Car
DINA. If this work of Sherman shall prove
to be as bad as it appears from what we
now have,it will detract very much from the
fame he has hitherto acquired as Military
Commander and thoroughly loyal Patriot.
It hardly seems possible that a man of Sher-
mans capacity and judgment could, in his
right mind, uninauenced5by some criminal
motive, enter into such negotiations with
an enemy. Any schoolboy could have told
him that he was assuming powers that
could only be exercised by the Executive
head of the Nation, or by Congress. We
await with painful anxiety the transpira-
ton of some mitigating facts or circumstan-
ces. AS it is, would seem that Johnston or
JEFF. Davis must have been the debating
power of those terms, and Sherman the
conquered suppliant for terms.
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WmEsKERs: WHISPERS

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Pc SENATOR DooLITTLE's Speech. There is
great anxiety, (and it is a natural one)
among the people to learn all they can
about the character, views and probable
policy of President JOHNSON. Although
people voted for him as Vice President, with
the knowledge that in the case of the de-
cease of the President he would have to fill
his place, yet that event seemed so remote
at the time, that men hardly thought of
the possibility of Andrew johnson being
President, during the whole canvass, and
they did not therefore make that inquiry
into his sentiments-his views and ideas in
regard to questions of public policy that
they otherwise would. They knew that he
was nevery respect thoroughly loyal,
Union man, and further than that they did
not stop to enquire. Now, however that
the assassination of the loved and respected
Lincoln, has suddenly placed Mr.. johnson
in the Presidential Chair, every thing throw
ing light upon those most essential points,
is seized upon with avidity.
= In that light, the speech of Senator Doc
little to the people of Racine, wherein he
tells his friends and neighhors all he knows
of the President, will be read with interest.
It will be found in this week s paper.
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The Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Mep-pubshed by the
Howard Association, aud sent free of charge in sealed
envelopes Address Dir. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1yS7
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Wisconsin COpperheads and the ASSASSINATION
of President Lincoln.

However much northern copperheads may
now affect to deplore and appear shocked Ss
in consequence of the assassination OF freSl-
dent Lincoln, there are not few among them
who were active in the instigation OF the
same fiendish passion which produced this
terrible crime. The La Crosse Democrat,
during the Presidential campaign last TALL
discoursed to its readers, as follows;
off Lincoln is reelected to mtsgo0ern for
lie q,e1t four uearS, qpe trust that some bold
hand aotI pierce his heart nth q dagger point
for the public good"
What southern rebel, with murder in his
heart, could say more to encourage the COM
mission of crime, which has filled the land
with mourning and anguish? What better
counsel could such a wretch as J,FWilkes
Booth need, to nerve bis murderous arm P
But the La Crosse Democrat was by no means
the only counsellor of violence: The Beaver
ann argus, another paper of the same polit-
ical stripe, uttered the following language
before the election last fall --...
History shoes several instances achers the
people haze only been saved By Tie assassination
Iof their leaders, and history may repeat Itself IN
this country. The time mag come phen At acail
be absolutely necessary that the people do array
pithsuch-,rulers tie quickest rag possible"
I The foregoing are specimens of northern
teaching; other papers in this State, with
perhaps less boldness, inculcated the same
spirit of hate towards our rulers-the same
sympathy for our enemies-the same dispo-
sition to embarrass the Government and to
bring reproach on our armies. But now,
that the war is being brought to a success
full termination the armies of the boosted
southern confederacy defeated and scattered
and the rebellion crushed, it will not be at
all surprising, if these aiders and abettors Of
treason in the north, put on complacent airs,
and even have the brazen effrontery to take
credit to themselves for having helped on
the success of our arms. The history of our
American Revolution, has particular sig
nifeance in this case. The tories Of the
Revolution had a mark set upon them, dur
ling their day and generation; and by the
common consent of mankind no more than
justice was done them So the loyal peo-
pie of America will see to it, that those who
have been guilty of aiding and ab citing
treason-of embarrassing the progress Of the
war, and traducing the government, are
placed in the same category in coming
time, as were the tories in revolutionary
& azs 8 s-s rs
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RetributiOn And EXpiatiOn.

VIM. HUNTER, Asst Sec'y State,
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In asroba.e--HS enosl.a County Court.

4R47 JOSEPH " on FILES.
Clerk Of the County Board 0t Supervisors
Of KeEOBha county, Wise JHsin