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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-08-31
Manufacturing s.at;s,ies-

Manufacturing Ssatistics.---We are i'm
debted to the Clerk of the board of Supervisors
for the privilege of copying from his papers the
statistics Of the manufactures of this city for
the year ending June l, 1865, as returned by
the assessor. The returns are manifes.ly and
perhaps necessarily imperfect. We know that
manufacturers take very little pains to give the
Assessor full and correct returns of their busi>
We give the names of the principal manufact-
urers.
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Thanks.-We are indebted to Frank Glib
son OF Somers for specimens Of his Potatoes
grown this year-"Shaker Russets" OF gigantic
size, and some of the largest ''Pinkeyes' we
ever saw. The latter variety he informs us, are
affected with rot, but as vet his Shaker Russets
have shown no signs of the disease. Mr. Gibson
also left upon our table at the same time, a
quantity of early Fall Apples, the merits OF
which were very thoroughly discussed by the
printers in the Office. For all these things Mr..
Gibson will please accept our thanks.
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Families should always be careful what they
pack away for use in stone or earthen ware
The inside finish of such ware is composed Of
lead and arsenic, both of which are poison A
family in Fond duLac recently pois oned by
eating beef that had been sailed and packed in
a stone Jar.
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Total amount Cap. invested reported $l72 600
The totals are reported as follows

of course this is but an approximation to the
real value of manufactures of this city. There
are many smaller manufactures who are not
reported at all.
In the matter Of Iron Castings it should be
stated that, Sosson, Van Arsdale 81 Co., are
successors Of Head j. Campbell, and both firms
only represent the product of the establishment
for one year.
Salem Reports of manufactured articles
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DENTISTRY.
CITY Gaucuscs.

at the City Hotel Kenosha, Monday the 18th of July
or one week only. 1y5O
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MILWAUKEE, July II, IS

To the P@6lsc:I have great pleasure in rec
ommending the Company known as the ''Moz-
art Concert Troupe"-to the notice of mi nisters
and their churches in this State.
Knowing them personally, 1 am confident
that any favor shown them will be worthiIy be-
slowed, and shall regard it as a favor bestow-
ed upon myself Their concert is of high
moral character, and should they need church
in which to hold it the favor may be granted
without the slightest scruple. Both the Com
pany and their concert are worthy of patron age
JAMES DIXON,
Pastor of Baptist Church, Milwaukee
Z. b. PEASE, Pastor Symmetrical Church. -
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AuCTIONEER,

TEyHE UNDERSIGNED, licensed Auctioneer will sell
n at Public Auctions in all parts OF Keuosha Coun-
ty and in the northern part Of Lake County Ill., nPon
application either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT.
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"Of earthly good, the best is good wife,
A bad-the bitterest curse of human iife,"
Unless we except that dreadful disease CA
TARRH, which however can be permanently
cured by the use of DR.. ID. II. Seelye's Ii
QUID CATARRH REMEDY.
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Rensnims 81 Zee oxered-Tha remains

NemhEns HecOveFed.-The remains of the
son of Maj McDermott, who was drowned at
this place on the 10th of February last, came
ashore at Waukegan last week. The remains
were found on the beach, and an inquest held
on them, when it was suppos they might be
the remains OF young McDermott, and the Mai
or was telegraphed to, and on examination they
were easily identified One OF the skates was
still attached to the foot, and that was identi>
fed by Mr.. Cox of this city, who did some re.
pairing upon it the day the boy was drowned.
The clothes also were identified by Mrs Nc,
Dermott. The remains were brought TO this
city and buried on Friday last.
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Removed have removed. my Stock OF
Goods to No l36 Main street, nearly opposite
my former place of business.
Where intend to keep much larger stock
of Goods. If any of my Kenosha Co. friends
are in Racine, l should be pleased TO have
them call and see me in my new quarters and
if you want to buy Goods, shall always sell as
low as any one in this city. 4wl2
Racine, Aug. %, IS. B. F. WEEKS.
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The MOzartsW We are happy to learn that
this popular troupe of Singers propose to give
one of ther. Grand Concerts in this city ON Tues
day evening next. at Simmons Hall. We hear
them spoken of everywhere as very superior
Concertsts, and they certainly offer very at
tractive Programme of Quartetts, Duets, Solos
Choruses, &c.
The following rccommendation speaks for it
self.
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MR.. EDIToR:-Mr. S. DANIELS has been engaged to
visit the Branch Bible Societies in Kenosha county
and circulate Bibles and Tesaments, collect funds to
aid the cause and assist the Societies in supplying
their fields more thoroughly with the scriptures We
bespeak in his BEHALF the cooperation of the Pastors
oil the Churches and friends of the Kenosha county
Bible Society, auxiliary to the American Bible Soce.
y') in aiding him all they can Below will be found
the time and place of the meetings of the branch So
cietles An address may be expected at each meeting.
Very truly yours, SAMUEL REYNOLDS, Agent
of the Am. Bible Sec. for Wisconsin.
o. address, Milwa ukee
Annual Meetings of the Branch Bible Societies in
Renosha County, for 1865, as follows:
Randall, in the School House near R. L. Bassetts-
sunday, septemb er Sd, 10 IL A. M. E~
Wheatiand, in the School House. near p McDonald's
Sunday, September Sd, 8 P. III.
Brighton, in the Church near J. Fletchsr's-
Thursday, September 9th, P. II. FL"
Salem, in the Church at Liberty 4H
Sunday September 10th, at 10 10 PAM
Bristol, in the Church near o. M. Wards
Sunday September 10th at T. NJ.
Pa ris, in the Church near ]. f. Bishops sa
sunday September 18th, at 10 1s2 A.. NJ -
somers, in the Church near @. Leet's-
Sunday September 18th, at Z P. NJ
Pleasant Prairie. in Union Church.
SUNDAY september oath, at 10 10 AM. 10
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The CampanalOgians.---D dedly the
best concert the Season was given at Sim
mons Hall on Saturday Evening last, by this
Troupe. Their orchestra was the best itinerant
one we ever heard
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Decidedly the hottest weather of the season has
occurred within the past three four days.
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"ThistIedOwn's" communication is re
ceiyed and will appear next week.
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Licensed Dealers sc, I'VE are indebted
our friend, S. Y. BRAEDE, the indefatigable
Dept. u S. Assessor, for the following list of
Licensed Dealers, Manufacturers, Peddlers &c,
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Testimony for she Prosecution Hesumed'
TESTIMONY or LEWIS W. CHAMBERLAIN.

TESTIMONY or LEWIS W. CHAaBEhLAlh.
BIZ Jad9e Hol-Q. State where you resldef A. In
Richmond. Va. -. -.
o. Sfate whether or not you have been or duty there
+, tbe War Department Of the Confederate statesi ~
Yes. ar. -oG;oa
q. In what capacityf A. AS cIeIk III Tue ""i O0
O. State whether or not while acting as cer You be-
cane acquainted with the handwriting OF Joih n.
Cnmpbell Assistant Secretary OF ar ana iae Juuge
az lie Supreme Count Of the United States, anu also
With that OF Harrison Private Secretary 10 0encison
Dasisf A. Yes. Sir ,,,,,
% Look at these Endorsements (on letter published
soe DAYS ago OF Lieut. Aston proposing TO proceed
TO the North and strike at the hearts blood OF the dead
Hest enemies OF the South Ind see whether they are
te.uectvely Ia the handwriting OF j. A. ChMpDeii,
ssstan Secretary OF War and Of Burton NJ Harrison
o Was this Harrison private secretary to Jefferson
ID yisp lie was 70 reported and 80 recognized al the
Wal Department. H..
O. Iypk at that paper and see If the marks Oh II are
he Ordinary Official marks; A. 1t has the MARI on IL
Of the secretary of War. ao OF Gen oooPer,
General: it 10 have been referred iron me once
of tho Secretary OF War TO the Adjutant'uencfai q
Office whore Il was directed to be filed.
o. Do 1 uuderstand you to say that John a. camp,
he'll OF whom you speak formerly ON the beneh oil
the Supreme COuIt Of the United StaIesf n. lie was
50 reported 20 hiVe zen.
IN Jtdee Hoh--Q. state where you residef a III
q St,rc whether or not you have been in the military
service oi The country during the Rebellion a.
have. ne a commissioned oficer.
o. state 1t in the month Of February last you were
in Montreal. Canadst A was, and remained there
eleven days.
! q Did Won while there make the acquaintance Of
George y SanderA William Cleary. and others OF TINT
circle. a. did rot make their acquaintance. person
any knew them very wen by righti ga" in.iu ~
81 Lawrence Hall and various other public places 10
Montreal
| y. Did you see Jacob Thompson or Beverly Tucker
there a. Not 10 my knowledge. .
Y. State whether on one occasion in the month o
February you heard conversation between George W
Sanders and William Cienry; if so, state what wal
said and where 1t occurred, A. did, tho converth
ton heard took place at Saint Lawrence Hall In tn
evening; ON not certain whether IL was the litl
or 10Th OF February; was sitting in chair az
the door they stopped about feet from me; heard
Cleary say suppose iAey getting ready for the
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Resume Of Fridays Evidence.
WASHINGTON, Friday. May


The Courtroom was to-day again crowded
with spectators Of both sexes the largest part Of them
being un blc TO ard seats The main attraction is the
appearance OF the prisoners.
After the mmense mass OF evidence taken yesterday
had been read the Rev. Father Llnahan. living near
Bcantown, Maryland, and the Rev. Father Young
pastor Of a Roman Catholic Church, were severally
sworn and testified that Mrs. Sur-att has always had
the reputation of being woman Of Christian oharsc-
ter These witnesses had never heard her express
either LOYAL or disOyai sentir eEfs. TO-.
Mr. Maulsby brOtherin law If OLaughlip testifod
that the accused was engaged in the lohuce cansss
lin and Booth were schoofsllows and had been init
IT ate for - years -.- IA
The counsel for OLsughlin sought to prove thaa
OLaughn made no Il gir or evasion, out was "iiiihG
10 surrender himself 70 the officers OF the isw.
The witness said lie surrendered OLaughlin by the
authority Of the accused himself r,....os
After recess Vim. Moulshy recalled ana stated
the oireuusl ances OF Langhn's arrest saying: AR
rancements were made Saturday alter the sssassna'
lion for that purpose; 0Laughiin, the Wltness SAID
wes ia the Rebel srmy between leoi ana isoy. g. A..
War Department Of the Confederate states ana De-
came "a, usnted with the handwriting OF John ACamp-
hell. Assistant Secretary Of war ana ha ,hn ~,
dor ements on the letter el Lieut. Aston IT'S theirs
Irbfs letter read f'rmer day. the writer
W :: ss.hDg empo, ment To siri"e al 'He
g testified ty he was . in the w'
detsonyp: he spoke of the isuieiency aud bad quail.
ty OF whit BE- called the grub the Rebels shot down
some Of the men like brutes wle others died for wantof
food Gen Cobb said all In the sfockade. would before
lol < be IN the graveyard aud fthsy caught odiAbe
they would hang him.
SeyeIal other witnesses were produced By the GOV.
eminent to show the bad treatment of our soldiers IN
the prisons OF Richmond and Andersonviiie. 1ne 9e"
Tense called two three additional witnesses 70 ds-
credit tue testimony OF other witnesses re's'''e W
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he father Of the accused vss largo property holder
and he (B0Oth) might purchase land from him.

ana ne tb0Oth) might purchase land from DlH a.,
riverf A. As well as remember he did make IN,
qury Of me about the roads in Charles County, but
was Informed In regard to roads tnerc the only
road Of which had any knowledge was the road from
Washington known as the stage road leading down 10
Brysntown; he asked regard to the road leading
VI i'm those roads, that knew them O. far as Aliens
Fresh and Newpo but no further. .isrtslF
O. Did Booth make any inquiry 10 the purchase 4
horses In the neigneot .ho a. sninx ne aidi
neehborhood for sale; told him that did not knows
that the Government had been purSnssng horses snd
that many OF the sod tsem N'A 'aAsn 'AeH
o. state whether tho meeting Of Booth. DR.. Gwypn
and Yourself with DR.. Mudd at church was cssualt
a where did YOU meet Booth A. In the church.
ward in front of the church door. where the male pr
fion of the congregation are III the haols " aesemS
just previous to divine service napp n,smsn and
I introduced him to the other gentlemen present;
had no idea az to what the mans business tnerc ~
further than that he was purchaser o, sneca
ton or was shareholder In an ente prise 10 es;s"
Pennsylvania some where, and, az lar as reneiIya
told me he had made good deal OF mony ou' u THO
operation. -. "a
Q. Did Booth stay at Dr. Green's house during tnas
VISIT A. think he stayed there during tna' nsn'
o. Did YOU ever see Booth again. A. think ] saw
him again about the middle Of December followng ne
came to Dr. Green's second time and stayed ah nigns
ana lett very curry next morninSi u'u NV ~
after that. 80.
Cross-eIamined by Assis,antJudgs Airoeass B1rnesS
O. How near do you live to Dr. Muddsf A. tmnK
the distance is about seven or eight miles
Q. Is your acquaintance with Dr. Samnei A.. Muao
and his affairs Of very intimate character A. All
not intimately acquainted with him; know him per-
sOnally. -.
@ You say Booth spoke of purchasing landsf A.
Yes sir; told him that Mr. Henry Mudd the faener
Of the accused. extensive landhOlder and No
would probably be able to purchase lands from him.
O. He did not in that communication say anything to
you about purchasing lands from DIR. Samuel Mnddt
a. No sir.
O. Do you know whether DR.. Samuel Mudd ownssny
Ian. there A. am not positive as to that
By Mr. Sone-Q Wholiyes nearest TO this city, DR.:
Gwynn or DIR. Muddf A. l should think DR.. Asdd
lives the nearest. ..-- .
BIZ The Court Did you the attached to the
letter of which yon have spokenf A. Yes SRI think
the name was Martin; do not know tie Christian
name.
O. You never heard Of the man whose name vas
signed TO that lotter1 A. 1 did not. .
O. Did Booth 10 your knowier ge ever buy any lands
in MARYLAND the stronh OF that letter OF fntroduc
tioDs A. Not 10 ny knowledge.
The Court here adjourned until tomorrow
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O. Safe whether You knew Robert Kennedy. Who
WAS ha ged in New York some time sincef A. did.
q. Wen was lie hangedi A. think on the 25th OF
March asst.
O. Stte whether or not before his execution he made
confession which was afterward published in the
newspapers Of The country A. He did.
O. HIVE you that confession with youi A. have.
q. Id he make it to youi A. He signed o statement
in NV resehce, but not the confession.
O. ',6 whom was the confession made, A. It was
made, believe, to Col Martin Burke. duty at Fort
Lafayette.
ITheJudge-A dvoca ate General said there was mis-
take lumInoDing this Witness that he supposed the
confession was to him. He would, however, read the
confession to the Court and let be placed record
The cohesion Published In the papers, was then
read.l
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FROn THE SOUTHWEST.

a Smith Disposed 10 surrcn6er-Ah
brother Officers Require m Amnessy-
The Rebel Army Rapidly Melting Away
--Imundaiiom-From Braxes-A Fight
with sIauyatcr-Hc is Driven Twenty
ui,c.-Our Troops Finally Fall Back
From, Northcrn Mexico.
CAIRO, Thursday, May o., 1865
The Nep. yleans Times says that 5000
Rebels are now at Mobile being paroled. among them
Dick Taylor and other prominent Generals
Cotton is not allowed 10 come in. Government cot
ton is first to be disposed Of The amount snrrsndered
is 10 so bales hut 1t largely scattered and manly III
good order that now In the city is being prepared Tor
shipment north.
Mrs Gen Buckner arrived here from the mouth OK
the Red River and Mrs. Kirby Smith came up 70 MEN,
Col. Sprrgue and Mejor Bundy Of Gen. Popes stan.
who went Shreveport to arrange for the surrender
OF Kirby Smiths army. have also arrived en- route 10
rwentytwo hundred bales Of cotton have passed for
Louisville aud Cincinnati.
New ORLEANS May 81, via. CAIRO
Friday May ID. 1868.
The Pieaynne has Trustworthy information
from the Trans. Mississippi department. that. Coz.
Spraguos conference with KIRBY Smith, resuTu "a
nothing in consequence ei lhnarnon! ~ "" h,, ,ba
council Smith was disposed to surrender, pul inc
Missouri Gems Parsons and Shelby demasoeu an
amnesty for themselves which not ofered Do inc
Presidents proclauation Col. Spragne returned ae-
comn,nipl by Missouri Colonel who goes win nm 70
Wellington to confer with the authorizes inert II
the generals are no, Included in the amnesty they pro-
pose 10 Join Macmillan ~,
The Rebel troops DESERVING In great numpers ana
Going home and the people generally desponaenr
Cotton can be bought very low for gold Several Doss
loaded with cotton ready to come out OF ked her
as soon ~ permitted ., ,u an ,b.
Another flag OF truce boat is expected down on inc
2ih. - .,s... 80 .h.
mouth OF RED River. s.,
The steamship Clinton, from Bra1os on the 10Th.
brings confirmation Of the fight at Boco del CHICO
P,ss between the United States forces under Col Bar.
re, and the Rebels under Gen. Slaughter in which tue
enemy were driven twenty miles toward BROWNSVILLE,
when the Rebels reinforced and Barrett reereated
fighting and reached Brazos with the loss OF ~ Killed:
wounded and missing, including Capt. Temple and
Lieut.. Sedwck, 3ith Indiana, captured. Slaughters
official report magnihes our force and claims Dig
victory He admits loss Of 40 killed.
Cotton is quoted at New Orleans 400. for strict low
MddIing; good grades are scarce White Sugar, lse;
Cuba Molasses 800. Exchange on New-York per
cert premium.
The steamship Fung Shuey sailed yesterday for New
York
Arrived bars Drigo and Hunter from Philadelphia
shin Francis II. Cutting and bark Walker from Boston,
The New. Orleans aud Jackson Railroad will soon ba
in running order .r...
Parties fr,li Northern Mexico represent that the
Liberal party is growing strong and popular and De.
eye they Will soon possess the northern pars oi 'hs
country.
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'' ''' WAsHNoros, Friday. May %. 1865.

After the reading OF the testimony taken yes
terday Mr.. Aiken. counsel for Mrs. Surratt mace
Application tor the recall Of Van Steinaker as wit
ness for cross.examnstion stating that since his e1-
animation material facts had come TO the knowledge
Of Mrs. Surratt which would enable counsel TO contra
act the witness He did not desire 10 recall Van
Steinaker as a witness for the defense.
Judge advocate General Holt said that the witness
had been examined and discharged without objection
by counsel If the latter desired him for the Defense
The Government would make effort IL find him. but
he declined TO recall him witness for the prosecu'
kinn
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Cours.Mar,isi nj Elmira.
CAIRO. Thursday, NJ


EIMIRA. N. Y. Friday. May %. 1865.
The court-martial for the trial of Major John
A. Haddock has adjourned until the 9th day OF July.
The testimony for the prosecution has oil been re-
ceiyed On the roasse Dbing OF the court, tie eyr
dspce for the defense viii be heard
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Testimony for the Prosecu.
ton Resumed.
important Statements Regarding
gleary and Sanders.
President Lincoln's "Taking Off" Init
mated Before the Inauguration.
pv.s,al Disrsieh to The N. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Friday, May 90, 1862
The trial of the consprators drew dense
crowd again to-day. The court opened at ten aud
adjourned about five. Evidence taken to-day Is Thought
70 impncate George Sanders.
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RI Mr. Soae-Q. Where did you reside last Fall :
A. at 81. Green's. in Charles County.
o. Did you know Wilkes Booth A. l had slight
lae1uantance with man bearing that name.
d. State how that acquaintance commenced A.
WINS introduced 20 stylingnimsef Boo,h-l do not
know whether the name Wilkes Booth or notify
Dr. Creen my fathcr-in.law; think that was Ia Octo-
Der OF November last.
o Was this introduction given to YOU by DR.. Green
at DR. Green's housei A. Yes, sir; Booth came there
think. II Saturday night.
| o. Had any of the family there known him previous
llyf A. | think say with certainty that none OF
I Che family heard OF him before.
q. State how he got admission there A. Dr. Greehs
SON Joseph Green. brought him there from Brysnto~n.
q. Who're II DIR. Green. and what Ii his cohui.Ion'
A. lie Is at his place in Charles County he Is very
old man. being "a years of a5e, bedrdden anu iln,a.
q Did this man Booth bring any letters oil in.Io
duciion Ia Dr. Greenf A. think nc brought ht'e.
from somcbody ia Montreal II am mol 'h'0'aA0"' ~
was from man named Martin. n, ,.o,
q. DID you sec the lctterf A. hurfiedly g'i"ceu
over the letter aud paid very little attentio 10 y. as
well MS remember. II was simply letter Oh h,rouuc
tiOn to DR.. Queen. stating that THIS Nun ooo'n
| TO see the country. 6. =.
inc bctween Or samuel A. Mudd and this man Booth
A. On sunday morning this man i'ooth d. Green ana
mysef went 10 the church at Bryantown ana intro
duccd Booth 10 DR.. Mudd -, -.
q State what Was Booths ostensibe object In visit
ing the countryf A. IL was for the purpose OF pur.
chasing lands that am confident OF, he SO stated
To me; be asked the price OF land in that section
land varied in price from IS to $50 per acre. according
10 the quality and situation, aud the Improvement upon
the land. .
| o. Did he make any inquiries OF you az TO who had
land for salef A. Yes; think l told him did not
know who bed aud gor SALE but that Mr.. Henry Audd'