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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-21
.Bankrunt act officials,

Chief Justice Chase is already over
whelmed by applications for appointments
as Register under the Bankrupt act He
will not appoint any one until after the
meeting of the Supreme Court in April
next When several counties are embrac
ed in one Congressional District, one Regis
ter will probably be selected from each couu-
ty,and none will be appointed except lawyers
who stand at the head Of their profession,
and all will be rigidly examined, as these
positions are regarded as OF much imoor
lance as that Of District Judge Of the Uni
ted States Aud the fees will be fixed ny
the Supreme Conrt, so that the best Attor
ueNs can afford TO attend To it. Where
there are any number Of persons who desire
to take tie benefit Of the law, the position
OF Register is very profitable.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

Notice is hcreby gwen that the Superintendent Of
public schools for Kenosha co. VIII hold The Spring
Ex4 mjnanons for 1861 follows, commencing each
DE- a. 10 O'Clock a. m
Al Nheauaud 10 School house the Baptist
Church, on Monday and tn sday, April 8ih and 9th a,
for the towns Of Wheatapd Randall.
At"8Iass Bau,n wednesday and Thursday,
bprl 10th and llth, for the towns Of Salem and
Brighton.
AZ school House near Kellogg's on Friday aud
saturday April l2yh and 1871, ior the towns Of Paris
ana BRISTOL
A. R'nosha in Grammar Room No 2. Thrs-
day and Friday. April IS and h, Tor the towns Of
5Dnr1s and Pleasant Prairie.
Applicants tor Third Grade Certificates viii be ex-
amlDed in OrIhoeIy Olthog -uph5 Re ding Penman-
hip. Intellectual and written Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography U. 3. History, Theory and Art
at Teaching
Appl CENTS attend Dg any examination will pieass
be present the commencement and remain until
he close Of such eXamioauOn
Questions both oral and written, will be given in
thee eXamn atoms OF written quesOss but will be
of-red IN each sudy Q OF these may be rejected
Any person answering Of these questions correctly
wi j b. entiflen to The highest marking, or IT,
sehoo omseys ana the public generally are iayited
to btteGd these examinations l. w BRIGGS
Ava Co sunt
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GniEdreN's Lives Saved for
so ESan%o

Group. Now mothers if you would spend 50 cents
AID always have oottle of Br Tobias Venetian Lni-
ment in the house You need fear oosng little
ones when attacked with this complaint 1t is now IS
Years since have putup my Lnimeut, and heard
OF child Gying of Group when my Liniment used
hut hundreds Of Of have been reported TO
and many sta .e fit $40 per bottle they would not
be without it. Besides which, it Is Certain cure for
Cuts Burns Headache, Toohache Sore Throats Swell
ings Aumps, Collie, Darrh@a, Dysentery, Spasms, Old
Sores and pains the back and chest Nc tres
it who is without it. is warranted perfectly safe
TO take inte naly. Full directions with every bottle
Sold by Druggists. Depot, Sc Cortlandt Street. New
York. 7w89
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Wonderful bar True

Nh DAME REMINGTON, the world-renovn ed ostrolo-
gst and sOmnambuistic Clarvoyant, while ia clair
voyant state deueaes the very of the person
You marry and by the aid Of instrument Of in
tense power known the PhysehomotroPe guarantees
to produce perfect and liteke picture Of the future
husband wit of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits of character sc. This is no
impoei ion testimonials without number assert,
By stating place Of birh disposition, color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing fty cents. aud stamp envelope
ressed yourself You will receive the picture by
turn mail. together with desired information
RE- Address in confidence, MADAME GERTEUDE REM
tNGToN, P. 0. Box 2s7 ives, Troy, n Y, spnIy87
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Know thy DESTINY,

MADAME f. THORNTON, the great English Astroo-
gist CIaiyoyant and PsyoLametrcian, who has aston
ished the scientific classes the Old World has now To-
Gated herself Hudson N. Y. Madame Thsrntou pos
sesses such wonderful powers sight as
bic her to mpart knowledge greatest
to she single married either While q state
trance she deneates the very features Of the person You
are to marry and by the aid nsrumeat of intense
power known the Psychomorope gu to pro-
duee elike picture Of the future husband or wife of
the applicant, together with date marriage position in
life, leading traits of character This is no humbux
as thousands Of testimonials assert She viii send
when desired certified certificate written guarantee
that the picture is what it pupcrs to be- BY enclosing
small lock Of hair, and tting place Of birth age dsnc-
sito, ana enclosing Fifty cents and stamped envelope
addressed to yourself You viii receive the picture atd
desired information by mail All comnunioa
saeredly confidential. Address in confidence, MADAME
f. p. THORNTON, p. 0. Box 223, Hudson n Y spn1y87
| 5~ YoUNG LApY returning to her country home af-
ter sojourn Of few months in the City hardly
oguized by he friends. In place Of coarse rustic
flushed face, she had soft ruby complexion of almos
marble moothses and instead Of she re-
ally appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry the
of great change she plainly told them that that
used the CIRCyASST.4N B.4LB ard considered it a,
invaluable ACOUSTIC to any Ladys toilet. BY its us
any Lady Gentleman improve their personal ap
pearance undred fold It is simple in its combina
tomas nature herself is simple yet unsurpassed in it
efficacy in drawing puTites FROM also healing cleans
ing and identifying the skin and COMPLEXION. BY its d.
rect action the cutie 1t draws from all its impuri
ties, kindly healing the same leaving the surface
n ature intended it be- cl.ur soft smooth anc
beautiful Price ST. by mail express on receipt
an order by W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
! spnly87 No. Vest Fayette So. Syracuse, N. Y
The only American Agents for the sale of the same.
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Ara EITecaussl SEOrEn Medicine
BLOWN. Yrr,saifrrpe GlnEtGla

OR WORM LozENGEs. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults attributed to other causes,
occasioned by worms. BRoWN's WORM CoMFITs,
although eiectual in destroying worms, Go 0
possible injury the mos delicate child. This val
liable combination has been successfully used ny
physicians and ound 20 be SAFE and sure in era IL
eating worms so hurtful to children
Children having Worms. require immedie
ate a. euuou neglect OF trOuOls often causes
p-olange sickness
symptoms of Worms In ChiAaren are
ott-u overlooked Worms in he stomach nd bowels
eau irritation, which can be removed Daly by the
use OF remedy. The combination OF lnrr-d ents
used ia making B,0tn'S Ve"noifUge C,mfts," is
ucu rs to give the best possible effect with safety
CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors, New YORK. Sold
by ali Dealers in Medicines at % cts. box. 1y51
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Pursuant to notice given, a meeting Of
the publishers of Wisconsin took place at
the Capitol in the city of Madison on
Thursday, the 18th day of March, 1867
for the purpose Of taking such measures as
Stall remedy the existing monopoly oil
printing paper.
On motion of W. Il Farnham, A. J.
High of the Monroe Ssntiaet was elected
chairman, aud on motion of D. II Pulcifer,
J. NJ. Bracket, OF the Chippewa Union
Times, was chosen secretary.
The chairman briefly stated the object Of
the meeting, aud warmly urged the neces-
sity OF prompt action in the matter on the
part OF the publishers of the State
Whereupon W. j. Whipple offered the
following resolution, which was unani-
mously adopted:
ReS0tUed, That a Committee of five be
appointed, comprised of publishers of news
papers in this State to make such inquiries
and investigations in reference to the pur-
chase or building Of d news paper manUfac
turing estahi hment by JOINT stock com
pduy or otherwise, and make such other
examinations upon which they can make
a favorable report if possible, that will have
a tendency to the reduction of the present
exorbitant prices on printing paper in this
State, and that the said committee will re.
port the result of their Investigations at the
Editorial Convention, which commences at
Sparta, Wis, on the 18th of June next
On motion of j. Hazeltine. of the Rich
land Republican, the following committee
We're appointed
w. Ii. Farnham, of the Sparta Eagle; A.
Rubiee, of the Madison Journal VIM, +.
Cramer, of the Milwaukee Wisconsin A. ).
High, OF the Monroe Seatiney and H. A. Tay-
lor Of the Hudson Star d; Times
On motion OFF. A. Watrous, of the jackson
County Banner, the several newspa pers OF the
of this convention
On motion of Sam. Fifeld. ofthe Polk
County Press, the Convention adjourned
A. j. HIGH, Chm.
] NJ PR Ct-prr oo,,,-
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THE GA1Axr-This valuable fortnichtIy

THE GALAXY.-This valuable fortnightly
magazine is received for March 10. The con-
tents are:
Waiting forlthe Verdict, part 3, of Mrs. Re
becca Wording Davis new novel D Zisca s
Dream, poetry A Literary Couple by Pa.
mela Penleather; Words and their Uses. BY
Richard Grant White George Sand and her
Works, Second article by Eugene Benson =
a By-way of history, by John H. Peli: Pick
pockets, with four illusi rations) by Clifford
Thompson The Alchemist, by Arthur Elem.
ing Reminisicence OF Partisan Atellies. by
len Perdicaris Poets, by Paul II. Hayne =
Captain TOMS Fright, by G. J.. n; The Bang
ers of the Poor, by Edward Rowland Miss
Dix, and what she has done, by L j Bgelow;
Napoleon IL and the Press, by f. ! Delille /;
Reade NebUl9 10y the Editor
A new story by Mrs. EDWARDS, author of
''Archie Loyell,' win be commenced in the
next number Of The GALAXY, entitled "steven
Lawrence, YeUman."
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RELIEF FOR THE SoUrH.-A Till was in

RELIEF FOR THE SoUTH "A Till was in
troduced in our State Senate on Monday,
to appropriate $50, 900 for the relief of des-
titute citizens in the lately rebelIious
States. We hope the bill will pass. 1t is
quicker, less expensive and more efectuaI
way to render assistance to starving men
and women than to depend upon private
subscriptions, to raise such an amount.
1t will have another effect. 1t will give
the democrats who have hitherto expressed
such uubounded sympathy for ''our south
ern brethren, to note for their relief now.
But v ill they do it? We venture the pre-
diction that the main opposition to the
bill will come from the democratic side,
and that it will be denounced as useless
and proaigate waste of the peoples money
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Confirmation Of Gen. BINGHAM.

The intelligence published in our telegraph
ic columns that Gen. Bingham has been con
tirmed as Assessor of Internal Revenue for the
First District of Wisconsin, will be very graft
flying to our citizens He is a man of unex-
ceptionable character, who did good service in
the field, and is highly esteemed and respected
At home. His appointment is q deserved COM
phment and will give universal satisfaction.
We clip the above from the Milwaukee Sen
tiReS, and heartily endorse the views expressed
We congratulate the first District on having
secured so good man at last, to take the po-
sition so ably and houorably filled by Mr.
Bronson
Ofcourse we are not posted upon the views
Of Gen. Bingham, in reference to the Deputy
in this county, but we doubt if any appoint
ment could be made that would give more
general satisfaction than the re-appointment
offs. Y. BRANDE, ESQ. it is very is certain that
no other appointment could be made that
would be as profitable TO the revenue fund
Mr. Brande, besides being upright and con
scicntious to the last degree in the discharge
of the duties ofthe office and an indefatigable
worker, always in his Office and has the expert
ence of three or four years in the business.
AT the last regular meeting Of the I. 0. G.
T., the following resolution was adopted
RESOLVED, That vote of thanks be rendered
to Mr. z, G. SERMONS, for the use of seats on
the occasion of the open Lodge held March
5th, 1867.
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rRIoH1NH The Evansville Gazette has

TRoHINA The Evansville Gazette has
the following:
A few day since Mr.. William Booth, of
Mag olla was taken suddenly sick after
eating pork aud finding that the syuup.
toms Of the disease were similar TO those
described in an article in the Gazette, on
this disorder he brought portion OF lie
meat TO DIR Harvey Of this city for micros.
copic examination. Mr. Booth gives the
following interesting history of the case
IN June last he bought sick swine of a
drover At the time Of the purchase the
hog was elnaciated and paraly tic unable
to walk without staggering and frequently
falling down. By active treatment howev-
err he soon recovered, and fattened regular
~ and well, He bntchered the hog. aud
ate Of the meat on the following day Two
days afterward he was attacked with severe
abdominal pains, followed by copious ana
bloody stools aud other symptoms charac
teristic Of this disease, which continued for
several days. On examination of the pork,
trichin@ were found very numerous, both
eucysted and free Thus it appears from
the many examinations made in this CITY
that trchil@ have been found only in pork
from hogs known to have been diseased
previous to fatteuing.
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OFFICE or THE KENOsHA TFTEGRAPU

OFFICE OF THE kENOSHA TELEGRAPH
- Thursday, March ri 1861
GRAIN MARKET" note an advance of 1Oa IS
cts on wa at and about the sHne rate OF Advance on
rye Oats are also Bets CHER. Sales at 50 G5a
$40 To- No wheat 81 sop 90 for No 2 au 81 30
al 20 Tor cted Rye 81 GOAL Go Barley 60aSI 10
Oats 4+,l 40 Corn lst he 36a4O.
fhO' toINS- r. n oYlsions quiet nd without
important char &c in prices Butter is scarce and
sales ar at 70 2Sc Eggs l6a17o. Potatoes 5 a55c,
for choice varieties les OF Dressed Hogs Yesterday
wei ore lot light ats7 1879 One lot ave. aging lgl
at SISO and one lot averaging 100 at 81 &c. and one
OF to ~ local trade a $3.50
WOOL is Il m with aage Of prices at 4I.5)
Chicago ~ arIseg.
CHICAGO, March goth 1861
The "0"'7ot OF last evening says
Our produce and provision markets are weak and
lower to day. Wheat has declined 4l405c per bush
G and closes dull. at So for No. 2 Corn is AKA
&c lower and is unsettled with sales at S9089Lc-
oats are G12c lower, but moderately active, nj 456
&c Rye and barley are without decided chance
Mess pork Is nominal, at S22 00822 81 Lard is /
lower. with sales of GOO tres 129lc Live hogs ar
i01 l5c lower. Dressed hogs are very quiet, a
50 25@9,75.
Butter; the demand for choice table is active a
25@2lc, prime hrkin 2O023c; common to good fir
kin 0M18
| Cheese. under a continued active demand. viii
greatly reduced stocks. the market has strong IN
ward tendency. We revise our list of quotations
New York Factory. genuine )21G122c, Factory IN
inoisl 10000; Hamburg 2oM2lc; Western State 100
11c Western Reserve 1T@19c.
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SP ECEsaE .y'0TgG as

BRANDRErH'T PmLs.-Our theory: Local
disease whether OF the stomach and bowels, enarge>
ment of the joiuts, rheumatic palms, cuianecus erup,
tons, even dyspeptic Complaints boils OF whatever
form of such local disease puts on, are 50 May
Proofs" ola disordered state o. the blood and
bowels, which
BBANDBEPB'S PILLS
correct ard cure. ExPERIaNoG and 10000 certificates
say this is 4w42 B. BRANDRETH.
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Steam Boat Disaster-25 Lives Lost
CINCINNATT March ~

The Commercial publishes the particulars
of the sinking of the steamer Mercury, at
Arkansas cut off on the 18th. The boat
strnck snag and sunk TO the hurricane
deck. Twenty passengers We're lost The
boat was valued at $24, 600; insured for
SIS 600, She had a cargo of l, 400 bales
of cotton, besides large assorted freight
for Cairo aud the Ohio river.
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% 4 c: %

CAR PENT Err On lie 19'h inst a. the residence of
Of her Son~n law, S. Sage, in he city OF Racine
Mrs. f. G. Carpenter aged II years.
In Harvard. H. March 18th 1861 of in.
juries accidentally received in coupling cars on
the Kenosha Division ~ W. r. r. Hastings
Drake, of Kenosha, aged 10 years and "a days.
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sJgPsgEg NJ FEB.

>~>->>~7~~~~>~-~--~~~-~~~ ---~>~-O.~~~.~l ~. =
OROPIFY-LoVEJOY At The residence of the
brides Uncle, j. @. Dowse ESQ, March the 18th
by the Rev T. D. Southworih, Mr. Samuel Crop
ley and Miss Sa, ali Lowry, ali Of Pleasant Prairie
The printers acknowledge the rec eipt of the usua
fee with the above, and wish the parties all ioy nap
piness and prosperity il their new state
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Free to Evervl,ndu

hsrge PIP Circular Civ ing Information of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may beaoms beautiful
the desp'seG respected ard the forsakeE loved
No young lady or gentIemaA should fail to send
their address, and receive copy postpaid, by re
turn mail. address 2. o Drawer, p,
sn6qi37 Troy u v
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I nhildren Rnrned 10 Death

Sixty Children Burned to Death.
A fi'e, broke out yesterday morning at
Accrngton in seed dealers shop, over
whicl, was an infants school The rapid
ty Of the flames prevented the escape OF the
children sixty in uumber-aud it ia fear
ed that the majority have persisted -
T~ Give dead bodies had been taken oul
" hen the report vas despatched.
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PAGES CLIMAX SALyE, for Burus, Scads Scrofna, Salt
Rheum Sores Broken Breasts Frost Bites. Chilbains
Sngs, Cuts Swellings, Sc, whether upon beast
is the wonderful article produced. Other good
articles alleviate this Il alays uGlma ion sub
dues pain and heals without scar 1t is worth iti
weight gold to any family, and should always be
hand. It's warranted to do what it says every time
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SOLDIERS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION "A bill
incorporating The Soldiers Monument Asso
citation, the purpose of which is to erect a
monument to the memory of Wisconsin,
Soldiers who fell in the war for the Union
which is to cost 500 600, was passed by
the Senate on Monday. The bill had al
ready passed the Assembly.
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E a sweet potato from the Azores.
weighing thirteen and a quarter pounds
aud thirty inches in circumference is on
exhibition at Boston
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NTofat's Lift Pills and Phoenix Bitters
frtintro juced in private practice 1875 They
introduced the public in 1885 since which time their
reputation has extended until they have sale in
Of all other Catharte and Purifying Medicines There
hardly family civilized who have not per-
sonal evidence OF their beneficial effects Their great
is owing to their uaor reliability in Con-
zip alton Bilious Stemacbic diseases, whether Of long
hort duration They entirely vegetable eompcs
and harmless to the geutest infant engreaien opens
the pores of the skim another is diuret and stimulates
proper action of the Kidneys gaird
ing phlegm and humor from the ung other prop rites
warming and catharc, and cleanse the bow
els from unhealthy seeretions Their combined effect is
t. regulate impaired functions Of the SYSTEM
produce heaih 1t is asserted that these Pills
eaA-that they viii Care alIeompl3nts-but under or
binary circumstances they may be relied upon to cure
Nervous and SICK Headache costyeness, Dyspepsia Ind
gostion Jaundice and Liver and Bilious raints
Wy, Gen raj Weakness, &c They expressly made
these diseases Millions upon millions Of cures can be ci
ted In single instance has complaint come
our knowledge, where they have not operated
mended.
The printed around each box fully explains the
ymptoms and effects OF each disease, specifies treatment
surnistes eyidenea, &c.
We briefly refer to Rev. David Elder Franklin n c.
who cured Of Dyspepsia C. r Cross. Theoke ILL.,
cured of Liver Complaint H. Hooley, Of spTingfad Pa
had Scrofula and had clutches; curedin hree
weeks James D. Doeus, of Adrian Mich, cured of Bill
ious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham, Presbyterian Church
Gananagua Cal, Of Fever and Ague. Rev Ed H. May
Twenty-First New York, of Rheumatism and Piles Of
D years audpg. Rev. samuel Bowes, Editor of the
Springfield (ass) Republican, cured Of terrible Cos
tiveness Hon Ed Weber, Of Rumuey, N. IT,. Of Liver
Complaint.
A box of NJ fats Life Pills, with full circulars, Sc,
will be sent gratis any Physician Clergyman the
receipt of two three cent postage stamps.
Mofats Life pills are 25 cents box Moilts Phoenix
Bitters, 81 por bottle. They sold by all respectable
dealers throughout the continents the islands the
Ocean.
WHITE 6 ROWLAND Propri9tors
Successors to Or. JoHN MoFFAr, S DR.. Wm B. MoFrAE
,l21 Liberty Street, New York. eowly36
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The Military Gouarnmant Of the 81

Inc military government OF the South
General Grant has issued an order an
nounciug that he was directed by the Presi
dent to assign commanders to the several
military districts Of the South, under the
reconstruction law as iollows:
Fnst District State of Virginia, to be
commanded 10y brevet Maj Gen. J. NJ
Schofield, head quarters at Richmond.
Second misunderstanding of North and
South Carolina, to be commanded by Mai
Gen. D. E. Sickles, head quarters at Co
umbia.
Third misunderstanding of the States
Of Georgia, Florida and Alabama. to be
commanded by Gen. g. Ii. Thomas, head
quarters at Montgomery
Fourth District-Consisting of the States
Of Mississippi and Arkansas, to be com
manded by Maj Gen. e. o. e. Ord, head
quarters at Vicksburg
Fifth Consisting Of the States OF
Louisiana and Texas. to be commanded by
Gen P. Il. Sheridan, head quarters at New
Orleans
These appointments will be very general
~ satisfactory to the country Sheridan,
Thomas aud Sickes, in particular, have
shown themselves true friends to the loyal
men III the South
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an Original Certlncate

The real Ye'pau French Pills cure sickness st the
stomach, VEN ting and he lrtburu. See notice. Sold
by all Drug SITS.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

The Undersigned has completed arrangements for
obtaining III discharge OF Bankrupts uncar the new
law of the U. 5. CONGRESS- AR
Kenosha, Mar CHI 1857. J. !. PETIT. attorney
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EB- The mother Of Artemus Ward is now
residing in Boston.
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MADISON PRINTING Co A bill was intro
duced III the State Senate, on Monday, Il
incorporate c. G. Sholes, S Nj Booth, S d
Haetings. o H. Waldo aud others, into the
Madison Printing Company