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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-18

Eg- There seems no donbt from the testi
nony taken at the assassination trial, that
tue life OF President johnson was TO have
been taken by Atzeroth. When the moment
came, the courage of the wretch seems to
have deserted him, and he fed without com
hitting the crime.
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speer's sambnrg Vine.-


Mr.. Speer, an enthusiastic horticulturist i'll
New Jersey, has a very excellent wine made
from the juice of cultivated Portugal Sam
burg or Fort grape. The best judges pro-
nounce it superb. 1t is said to have been
adopted by the New York Hospital and
physicians generally, as a very superior
wine. and held in high estimation for its
medical properties 1t is also Recommend
ed by many medical gentleman as invalua-
BILE for female weakness and general debili-
ity. We touched it to our lips somew' IA
unwilingly, but were agreeably disar.. point
ed il tiLdng one IF tie most deiciou
wines we ever tasted We hope that an
leading physicians will test .e virtues O
this wine.-N. Y. Times.
Sold by car druggists
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Swnin's Bourbon BitGers.-A Healthy
Tonic-of the highest Medicinal virtue is re-
commended for Dyspepsia, arrangements of
the Stomach Loss of Appetite, Nervousness &c
For Sale by "OLD PHELPS" at the Metropolitan
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hut pain is perfect misery, the worst of
evils and excessive. overturns all patience
All Druggists have for sale, DIR, D. Fl. Seelye
LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY which will re-
move ERMANEN fly all pains from Catarrh
al difficulties. Any one who has ever used it will
so recommend it.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-18

Brown has another hort wor to the pub
lie this week. in our advertising columns. Those
who have sheep to sheer will notice the item
about Wool Irvine. He has full stock of it
purchased especially for the farmers, in this
county.
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Aid TO the SOIdiers.-MEssRs. EDITORS:
The following articles were sent, on Friday the
18th inst. by Soldiers Aid Society of West Par
is, Kenosha Co., to the N w. Sanitary Commits.
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Ksnosha Co. Agricultural Society.

| Kenosha Co. Agricultural Society
We call the attention of all LENDERS of ouI
County Agricultural Society, to the notice o
| the I'd quarterly meeting, to be held at the Hal
on Monday June 5th. This is an importan,
meeting, and should be fully attended
We wish here to call the attention of all
classes ofcommunity in this county, to the in
ducements held out by the society, to have all
departments Of industry represented at the next
Annual Fair of the Society. A more liberal OF
comprehensive Premium Liet was never offered
by the society. Our Manufacturers should all
| be represented by the fruits of their industry
and skill in the exhibition. We can well inn
] agine what display there might be, if all our
Mechanics, Manufacturers, Farmers, Horticul-
turists, and Artsts would enter the lists not so
| n UGH to draw the premiums as to give full ex>
hibition of the industrial developement OF the
county.
There is every prospect that our Farmers and
Fruit growers will have the means for The best
exhibition ever given in the county. The i'm
provement in stock in the county for the past
year or two, has really been great, and should
be fully represented. We have more branches
of manufacture also in successful operation than
ever before in the county, and they should all
be represented Then the ladies' without whose
presence and hearty. co-"perntiou no caus.
reaches perts;tlon. IRE fully prpvid5I. tor N
branch of their industry skill, is sighted ~
neglected, but the most liberia! inducements are
offered to them The list of articles in the la
dies Department for hich pr emiums are offered
is very full, and should secure the oest nna
most extensive display ever seen in the county
The Rebellion is crushed, the war ia over ano
eace, blessed Peace, is about to spread her
white wings over the land /! Farmer. Manufac,
'uIers, Mechanics, Artizans OF kenusha, how
Can we So appropriately celebrate that glorious
e. ent as by commencing anew in all the depart
ments of Industry, and making our County Fan
this Fall, the greatest and best display ever yet
gwen in any one county. Such an exhibition
of the products of Peace would be most fit
ting memento of the close OF The war. VIVA
say our friends and the friends OF industry and
home production throughout the county?
manufacturers and Tradesmen-M TRUE,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-18

Flower Seeds. Fred Robinson has
large variety OF new and choice varieties .
Flower Seeds which those who have gardens
should examine
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DENTISTRY

Dr.. W. B. MEAD, 50 Adams ST., Chicago. will b'
at the City Hotel Kenosha, Monday the 18th of June
for one week only. 1y50
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Dentistry Don't overlook The card OF DIR
MEAD al The head OF the l. cHl Column
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The seIf.Adiwstiu~ vs,.oo,,,

EH0 StaH~ zAsA. EEsaHMs BFOOms-Is
new and ingenious invention which in its com
bination OF Elegance, Utility aud Economy, is
meeting with universal favor wherever seen
We will not give it a minute descr iption here
as our citizens have the promise of an immd late
visit from Mr. Mayhem. the AGENT who is fur>
nished with samples and prepared to sell Rights
He will be at the City Hotel in a few days
where those interested may see not only this Blu,
other inventions.
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manufacturers and Tradesmen.-M. TRUE
Attorney for the Patentees, is stopping at the
City Hosel where ne is prepared to sell the Right Of
Kenosha and adjoining counties for the manufscture
ard sale OF Neal FinchS PATENT COLLISION
OHURN, the most popular Churn ever exhibited in
the West Terms low, for cash, and samples furnish
ed Call and the Churn.
KeLosha, Nav Is 1861
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A New En,erprise.-Messrs, Gra ant slossc

A New EnterPrise.-Messrs CIR ant Slosson
d. Co, are perfecting their arrangements to
start out the old fastened Pedlers Wagons.
They propose to make this permanent and le-
Ultimate part of their business. which they will
conductor the same honorable and liberal terms,
that they do their other business
Their PedIers will be instructed to .alI the
goods they carry at the same rates they can be
bought at the store in town, and they will buy.
almost everything. We commend the enterpr Use
to the people of Kenosha county
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Get the Genuine Article !

IDEAL SOLID INSURANCE-that stands Oh
II tests Of Time and Fire, to public and priv a.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at proper rates, BY the Vs
known
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Phoenix of Hartford.

THE PHGNIX enters the present year better sha
ever prepared for service and duty, In the line Of IL
profession, vito enlarged facilities for the FAnsse
tion of business.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-05-25

The Modest question in the world Is,
What good can do III it? .'.3i1's
-Lilerality consists less in giving pro
fusely than in giving judiciously.
The more idle rumor is, the buster 1t
generally proves. =
When man calls his wife devil, he
gives her Nick name. s.s4
1t is easier to set man against all the
world than to make him fight with himself
Every day is a little life;and our whole
life is day repeated.
Titus complained that he had "lost a
day" A chess player often loses a knight.
-Pnns are unpopular Men with one idea
are perplexed vita a double meaning
When one OK lies down the yoke bears
hard upon him that stands up.
Why is petroleum dealer like an cpl
cure Because he lives on the fat Of the
land. 9 5a# asa@ 4.
What dress conveys the best impress
sion? Ad dress What dress is moste &C
ceptable to an injured individual Re
dress.
The boy wasn't much out of the way
when he said the four seasons were pepper
salt, mustard and vinegar, 500
AS soon as they begin to bore for ma
pie sap in New Hampshire, they say the SUI
gar season is in auger-ated
rq--Except where earnest Christian prlnci
plies reign, the Weather man becomes the
less he gives. -a.5.a.
There is no grander pulpit than sick
bed no more impressive preacher than the
weak and languishing sufferer.
An inpertinent fellow wishes to know
if you ever sat down to table where skim
milk was on the table without being asked,
''Do yoa take cream" ESD
Gail Hamilton says one can be daugh-
ter, sister, friend, without impeachment of
ones sagacity Or integrity, but it lis a dread
full Endorsement of man to marry him.
What is the difference between Presi-
dent Lincoln's sayings and the Affections of
the Patriarch One is Old Abes jokes,
and the other is Old Job's aches
fancy" said Sidney Smith, to some
ladies, when he was told that one of the gi-
RATES. at the Geological Gardeus had caught
cold, "a giraffe with two yards of sore
throat" s+y+i'J
--Sterne used to say ',The most accom-
plished way of using books is to serve
them as some people do lords, learn their
titles, and then brag of their acquaint
ance.'
Would you think it, "said A to B.,
"Mr Roscius has taken a week to learn a
prologue which wrote in day" ''His
memory is evidently not so good as yours"
replied B.
An urchin suffering from the applica-
tion of the birch said: ssForty rods are
said to make a furlong. know better
let any body get such licking as | have
had and he'll find out that one rod makes
an acller."
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A Remarkable Month Of Great Events,

The month of April, in 1866, will be one
of the most marked in human history Here
is a summary OF It's great and thrilling
events
April /. General Sheridan attacks and
routes tue rebel forces at Five Points
Va, capturing three rebel brigades.
2. Assault along the whole line in front Of
Petersburg Generals Wright, Parker
and Ord. break through the rebel lines
and a brilliant victory is achieved
Twelve thousand prisoners and fifty
pieces of artillery are taken
-. News received Of the burning of the
steamer Gen. Lyon between Whining.
ton and Fortress Monroe. March 81.
Four or five hundred soldiers persisted.
g. The Union forces under Gen. Weitzel
occupy, Richmond, which. with Peters
burg, was evacuated by the rebel forces.
-. Great rejoicing thro' the loyal states.
T. Fire in Brooklyn, n. Y. Several fire
men killed.
6. Gen. Sheridan attacks and routes the
forces of Gen. Lee and drives them
across Sailors Creek.
9. Surrender of Gen. Lee and his whole
army to Gen. Grant
10. Extraordinary rejoicing throughout the
loyal States on account Of the surrren-
der of Lee and the end of the rebellion.
70. Mobile occupied by our forces
-. Gen. Stoneman occupies Salisbury, n.
c., after series ofsvictories. he having
advanced upon that State from the
West. Vast amount of Military proper
ty captured with the town.
IA. Assassination of President Lincoln by
John Wilkes Booth, an actor, and AT
fod IF M
tary of State. Mr.. Fred. Seward bad ly
injured. e
Is. Death of President Lincoln.
=. The whole country in mourning.
very solemn day.
- Andrew Johuson Vice President takes
q the oath prescribed by the Constitution
and becomes President of the United
States
-. The flag removed by Gen. Andersen
FROM Fort Sumpter in 1861, hoisted by
him on the same fort with appropriate
1855. ceremonies
900. Second great fire in New York
Less 81, 600. 000 0ss@
=. Arrest of Payne, the supposed author O
the attempt upon the life of Sec. Seward
=. Gen. Sherman concludes treaty Wit
is ordered to resume hostiities at once
90. The funeral of President Lincoln a
Washington.
81. The reward now offered for the arrest {
John Wilkes Booth the murderer of th
President is $3.50 600.
-. The remains Of the late President are ia
ken from Washington on their way t
Springfield, Illinois, where they are t
he finally deposited
26 John Wilkes Booth, the assassin of tb
President, is shot and killed bv a part
of cavalry sent ont to arrest him. haI
roId, an accomplish, is taken
- Gen Johnston surreuders to the Unio
fomCs with all the troops in his depart
27 The boiler of the steamer Sut.ua explc
ded on the Mississippi sitting the hrr
on fire Fifteen hundred Union sold
iers just released from the rebel prisorl
were lost
80. President Johnson appoints Thursda
June l as a day of national humiliatio
and prayer.
go. Plot discovered to burn the city of PHI
adeIphia.
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Destructive storms at the East.

NEW YORK. May II.
Last evening, during the thunder storm,
Shorthand & Sons storehouse, Brooklyn was
struck by lightning and fired. Owing to
the prompt action Of the fremen, only about
$4,000 damage was done. The storm was
accompanied by gale, which did great
amount of damage. A large number OF
houses were unroofed. Several persons were
injured, but no lives are known to be lost.
A Newark On J.) corr spondent says
there was great destruction of property and
many persons injured in that city by the
gale last evening. In Brooklyn some TWEEN
ty houses were unroofed or otherwise dam
aged. man weighing two hundred
pounds was lifted from the ground and car
ried twenty feet Over one hundred trees
were uprooted in Philadelphia, and twenty
three houses were blown down
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How TO KILL CANADA PH1sTLEs The
editor of the Genesee Farmer gives John
Johnson's mode of killing Canada thistles ;
He told Inc how to kill the Canada thistles
on the land am going to summer faiiow-
"Plow early in the spring. Harrow as soon
as dry. Then let the land lie till the thistlei
are in blossom, and then NOV them dowr
and burn them or put them in the hog pen
for manure. After this pillow again and turr
up the thistle roots-and that will be tn
end of them.
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1t is said that ex Governor Wise
chafes good deal. and even foams at the
mouth, because his house is used by old John
Browns daughter as a school house for
teaching niggers. 1t seems pretty hard
case certainly /; but we don't readily see
what the Governor can do about It, Old
John Browns daughter is resolute, and
won't evacuate the premises. 1t is said that
'Old John Browns soul is marching on
and his daughter is determined that the
minds of the little niggers shall initiate thu
example. 900 Sis r.
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DANBURY, Conn, May II

A tornado, accompanied by hail, rain,
thunder and lightning, visited this section
last evening. The steeple of Congregational
Church at Bethel was thrown down through
the roof, making complete wreck OF the
building. Loss about $4,000. The roof OF
the residence of VIM. A. Judd, cashier OF the
Hatters' Bank at Bethel, was also torn of.
The house and furniture were damaged to
the amount of $4,000. Trees, vines, barns,
etc, suffered severely. t
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Blob grintiug

written for the Telegraph
M "A X.
o. give Cod praise, for these bright days.
That have come like angels SMILE
With peaceful calm. and holy balm,
The weary heart to beguile.
Der ali the earth, new lie hath BIRTH
And Beauty is Qseen Of the May;
with magical tread, on her way she has Sped
TIL even the graves look gay
Ard Hopes sweet song is borne along
ON the breeze from morn till even;
VIII lie the whispered prayer, BY the spirit-alr'
Is waited away to Heaven.
o. Father above, what lessons of love- sa
From Nature's great book can we learn;
oflove aud of faith that will lead US through death
To the haven for which all yearn.
1880 FRANCES A. BAKER.
May H. 1865. -i-~t. ~.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07

Deputy COUNTY 0FFICIALs.-The new county
officers having filed their bonds, and taken. pos
sessione of their positions, have made the follow
n appointments of deputies:T
Deputy Saeri6s James Thornburn, of Pioneer
City, to reside at Idaho City William Maloney,
Of Placerville to reside at that place Josiah Ty-
son, to reside at Placervilie.; R. Bailey, Uuder
Sheriff at idaho City John keenan, for the Boise
City district; John Donavon, to reside at Pioneer.
Jaiior.-CHas. ". Robinson. se
Deputy Recorders-Joseph L. Allison and
Dudley Ho1t.
In the absence. of Mr., Daily, County Clerk elect,
the Board of County Commissioners appointed
Col, James Kinney, of Centervlle, to that office
Several other appointments, have yet to be made.
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January s.
Board met. all present.

Board met. allepreseut.
Ordered, That the word "cash" in the
mater of Blankenbecker & Co., be changed
to s understandable gold dust = ss
INVESTIGATING coMMIssIoN.
It's moved by J. NJ. Cannady, Thata Com
mission be appointed to investigate the
County books, end finances OF Boise county.
and that report be made to the Board of
County Commissioners at their next special
meeting; and that said Commission be com
posed H. il. tWickersham, Alfred Slocum
and James Thornburn; and that the late
County officers have leave to come forward
and explainany errors that may be detected
by said Commission. Resolution adopted.
As9.f q q BILLS BILLS ALLOWED. 81 s.sSsa4sg
r: W.BeH forsserv1ce5 as Clerk Of election
at Buena Vista precinctj ffty-six. hours at SIS
per day, $50. Geo. W.. Sayers, Clerk at same
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THE members of.the Social Club, that meets at
the Occidental Hotel weekly, are reminded that
Thursday evening is the appointed time not
Friday, as was first proposed. These parties are
are unfortunate.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07

REMOVAL OF COUNTY OFFIoEs.-The offices of
Sheriff Auditor, and Treasurer of Boise county,
have been removed from Wall street to Bibb's
building on Montgomery street, in the rear. of
Whites Exchange formerly known as the Pony
Saloon building.
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CAPTAIN coDy,o the Coast Line, is now run
ming two sleigh tracks4oue down. Wall street
hill and one down Commercial street He has a
large number Of fine sleighs on these hills for
personal transportation, manned by regularly i
censed pilots, and is doing rushing tn ,iness
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07

JoHNNY. MESSENGER has been exhibiting some
ofIhis professional skill as fancy and ornanen-
tai painter at Fred Bells Saloon He is deyoting
himself to his legitimate business now, and dong
some very fine work. 49,
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&TTMMONS
Territory of Idaho County of Boise. SIS.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District
Frank Miller Us.EHenry Sehurig, b.

In the District Court, Second judicial District.
Frank Miller 0s.iHenry oehurg. a.
) To Henry Schurg: bs
IN the name of the people of the United States
L in the Territory Of Idaho, you are hereby mott
fed that there is now on1le in the Office of the
Clerk Of the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of said Territory, in Idaho city, Boise
county, the complaint of Frank EIiIler, claiming
OF you the sum Of 81 200, with interest on s7O0
thereof at the rate of two and half per cent. per
month from the 23d day of March, A. D., 1864,
balance due on promissory note executed by you
to said plaintiff for 500, and interest on $500 Of
said sum Of $500 at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum from July, 1854, due on an express con.
tract: and that unless you appear and answer to
said complaint within twenty days after the service
hereof, if served within Boise county; within
thirty days if served out of said county but With
in SAID Judicial District, and within forty days if
served out Of said District, (exclusye of the day
OF sergce,) judgment viii be taken against you by
default for said sum of $500 with interest as
aforesaid and costs Of suit.
In testimony whereof, |. John G. Henly, Clerk
fs---1---l Of said District Court, have hereunt0
SEAL set my hand, and affixed the seal of
- said Court, at Idaho city, this 28th day
December, A. ID. 1864. JOHN C, HENLEY,
Clerk of District Court.
FRANK MILLER Atty forpl'f nsd-3m
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New 0FFIcERs,-The new County officers took
possession Of tIerrespectiye offices last Monday
morning. The following are the names of the
presentoffcials Probate judge M. Shepherd ;
Sheriff and Tax Gollector--A.lO, Bowens Auditor
and Recorder-John NJ. Murphy Treasurer
Alfred Slocum. a0s Dtf IT, - 4asaJ
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SUMMONS.
SUMMONS.
TSRRrToRy OF IDAHO, 90 1
County of Boise. 90
In the District Court, I'd Judicial District.

/ County of Boise. 90
/ In the District Court, I'd Judicial District.
Robert Turner Us. L.. L. Blake.
To LII. Blake:
IN the name Of the people of the United States
a IN the Territory Of Idaho, You are hereby no
titled that there is now on file in the Office Of the
Clerk ofrthe District Court of the Second Judi
cialsDistet Of said Territory, in Idaho citv, Boise
county, tie complaint of Robert Turner, claiming
OF you the sum OF $3.50, with interest at the rate
OF tea per cent. per annum from the 3Oth day of
August, A. d., 1854, for materials furnished you
by him and that unless yoa appear and answer
to said complaint within twenty DAYS after the
service hereof, if served within Boise county:
within thirty daysif served out Of said county,
but within said Judicial District, and within forty
days il served ont Of said District Exclusive Of
the day OF ser7cc), Judgment viii be taken
against yen by default foS said sum of $3.50, with
interest as aforesaid and costs of suit.
In testimony whereof, I, john G. Henly, Clerk
-, Of said District Court have heres
{SEAL unto set.my hand and affixed the seal
t--r-|' of said Court, at Idoho city, this 2Ed
day Of December, A. d., 1864.
JOHN C. HENLEY, Cl'k of D. G.
FRANK MILLER Atty for DIFF nl04Y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07

BALL ON THE BAR.-There is to be a ball at Bu-
ena Vista Hall, on Baena Vista Bar, on next
Monday evening". The balls at that place are pop
ular, and the managers intend to preserve the
reputation Of the town, by giving a comfortable
party. There will be a free sleigh IN Idaho City,
tor the use OF ladies.
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CITY NEWS.

RELrGIous.--Rev, Mr.. Kingsley will preach, at
the Methodist. Church on Sunday morning, and
Rev Mr.. Newton on Sunday evening. s.
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The weather. in this basin during the. week has
been as fine as any could desire-the days being
mild and pleasant, The snow has hardened, and
the roads are in good seighin2g condition. Much
Of the snow in Boise Valley, we are informed, has
gone of. gtf3-r sgt3rf5ff *
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THE complimentary benefit Of Messrs, Gibson 4
Holman VS. we'll attepdedat the Forrest Theatre
last Saturday night. They had one Of the best
houses of the season. T Il CIV
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J.K CLARE, MD. C.B.PARKEn, NJ I
Doctors Clark & Parker,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Office on Main St.,
L opposite Poujade House. Idaho city. This treatment
will cure all diseases that any other treatment
quicker and permanently; also many that con
sdered iIurabe Particular attention paid to chronic
diseases and all diseases Of and children May be
consulted at all hours day and night. 4m6