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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
DENTAL.

H p. BRLK NAP, DENFIST.-
11s Teeth extracted without pain, drugs, My1R
of operating and application is differSnt ''1HI~
from any now in use, and is exhilarating instead OF
debilitating to the system. Teeth filled substsns
Styleslto suit the most fastidious Terms moderate
BAH Eastern, Western, and Virginia money
OFT1vS-I31 West Fourth ST., Gin, o. dess
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

EfF0IRB fEslI6ss e; g. P..H P..HA,NdsELMANN, A
bamilton County, 0hio.-H. W Wennipe Va. hdaif
5onss 51ans dsGGlRsl.5 and H. Jones and john u
1861, said Justice Issued an order Of sttaebmenx
fsalss' the properly ard effects Of said Adolf
cess served on .. u. Jones and John ~ Jonea. and
SAD cause is set for hearing on the eeth DAY OF o
tober, at O'Clock A. M, III Nv WEHEIGGN
Dated september 49, 1861, " aeIo eirhs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
Il. Z. Dunoall, Dentist.

RFFICE, NO 81 sEvENTH-sT., BE-
~ - TWEEN, Vine and Race, Cincinnati, -
method, without the use OF drugs or any lAH
aeleterous agency; on the contrary, the method is
1nViRorattpg to the system. Artificial Teeth in
serted in the latest and most approved styles All
other operations performed in the most skillful
manner. No charge for extracting to til when new
ones are inserted. Prices very low, to suit the
times. jy9 aY
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

IN, ATTACHMENT -BRF ORE q. n.
- ~ nAhSELMANk, q Justice Of the Peace Of ON.
elnnati 1oEnship, Hamilton County, Ohio. -F Ui-
aaltI ~, y. II: Grobmeyer O0.-On The 10th daY of
September. 1851, said Justice issued an order of
euAehmept against the property Of j. a. GFob
meyer 20 Tor the sum OF $40 80 aud said cause h.
se Iar hearing on the 29th dav of October 1891 al
. O'clock A, M, betor hald Justice. A. UL46K
Dated September lsI 1861, sel9 ofh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

TNHK WERKLY PRESS NOW READY.
n containing the News Of the Week, both Foreigk
iioLi' Aho LOCAL and Ie.ographio Summary Of Events
elsewhere, up 70 the horr Of going 70 press.
Aor sale at the CounthlRS Nom.7 Price 3 cents
TUE WEEKLY YPRRss NOW READY.
Containing the hews Of the Week, both Foreign
eno Local and Telegraphie Summary Of Events
elseWheres up 20 the hour Of going to PRESS
For sale At the Counting room. Price 3 cents.
HNHE WRRRLY PRESS NOW RRADY.
c9ntainir the News Of the Week, both FoTeiRn
Aho Local, and ,Telegraphlo Summary Of EVents
olsewhere, up 70 Ihe hour OF going 70 press.
soS sale at the Counting-room- PSioA 8 centa.
HNHE WEEKLY PRESS NOW READY
~ Containing the News Of the Week, both FoTeiRn
end Local, and a Telegraphio Summary Of Events
olssWherei up 20 the hour Of going to pIeas.
Aor sale at the C0Qntipg-r0om. PrlOe = cents,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
NJ. H & W. TILDEN,
au22-fWy Attorneys for Plaintiff,
A GMyITFN.IIssTRATOR's SALE OF RE AT.
se!2-aDdW

NOTICE. = HONORA WILLIAMS. IS,s
~ the County of Hamilton, and State Of Ohio.
dld, on the 10Th day Of July 1851, file her petition
lnthe Court OF Common Pleas within and for th9
County Of Hamilton and State of Ohio charging Ei-
Jah Williams, her husband, the defendant with ex.
IRENE cruelty toward her; also, charging him with
napltual drunkenneAs for more than three years
last past and asking that she may be divorced frem
the said Elijah Williams which petition will stand
for hearing at the ne1t term of said Court
ir,z.w HoNORA WILLIAMS,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

N9TTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PAR
uon for pardon will be made TO the Governor Of
Ohio on behalf of AMEs BOWMAN, convicted of
burglary at the June Term, 1861 OF the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Hamilton County, Ohio and
sentenced to fiVe years imprisonment in the PeRi-
tentiaTy. MRS JULIA O'NEIi,
se5.CWy Mother of SAID JaOaa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

HAsmllIlhST9s0.HN% AVN Ts.H% NJ HfRS03lBATE S3lT C9URT.-AS-
ert MooTe.-Netice is hereby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed and qualified a.
assignee OF George w. Reed aud O. A o. Marps.
partners, as Reed Marpe and all persons hayines
claims against said firm hereby notified 10 prs
sent the same, duly authenticated, to me and All
persons indebted to said firm are requested TO mai
immediate payment TO the Undersigned AN
Cincinnati, September u, 1851 AsiisnwSes ssiassdws
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21
| n s . B A N c E!

REFIR, BX PERMIssI0E, row. W. Soarborouahk
Miles Greenwood; Tyler Davidson & DC. S DayiIs
H. q 90. Heidelbach, seaseugood q 90; Wynnes
Hainea Co.. W. B. Smith & Co.; RaWson, Willis
Springer W Whiteman suire, Eoksteia %.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-21

hton County, Ohio Miller, Bruning and DicEmau.
PPaihntns vs. B. selb defendant. On the 2ith day
in the above action, against the property OF said
defendant for the sum Of Sl02 "a and said cause is
eight O'clock A. M. '' :"
c,,.,. =, MILLER. BRUNIEG & DIOKMAN.
OlnClnDati, September l6. gaI6.n4.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-18
nra {, AxnvssnS. .nrx pApn.Av


[ExTADLISDED In lS46.]
BANKING HOUSE Or
Geo. g. Anderson E Co.
+ HAvETHIS DAY ADMITTED AS A PART
/ xER in the Banking Business, ALEX. BARCLAY,
twho has been my L. lkr Tor the LAST I'll years)
ho business ill hereafter be conducted under the
firm and style Of
GEO. e. ANDERSON x Co.
Being one of the Oldest Banking Houses Of not
the oluestJ III Iowa he nc firm sulicits con tim
uanee Of former patronage 90 IihrTAiI. sA tended
to them.
They will II Ike Collections aud remit--less Ex-
chapee-tntbe dayef payment, free VI charge.
Their references are as formerly by the senior
partner, VIZ: G
RETKRENCKf:
Winslow Lanier l. Co., Bankers, New York.
Park Bank. N. Y.
Edwatd ". Clark n Co., PhiladelphiA.
Elapp- EAIIGI 4 hrlxn1, Hxnksrx, -H0st0n.
howard banking Company,
Hodmann Holpcke, Chicago.
Marine Bank; {"
Farmers. Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
MScrzurcE bxuk -
Kramer Kahn, Bankers,
Gilmore 4 Brotbertsn, Bankers, Cincinnati.
A. h. Hant h Co., Bankers, Louisville, ny.
State Savings Institution, 81. Losir, Mo.
Kcokuk, Jan. /, '65. GEO. ANDERSON.
janl60
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12

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elmer @sgenptffte auf letnen armlt@en 8auern-
bpf ein3ulaoen. .. -- E..
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lam lebr balo bepeutenp aufeetelIert tperben /"
narmelte Der @arbe bu GOrps7Rupitdn boIb.
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aus otbten Gabadswolten tpie 3erltreut an uno
fraete tbn 9let4 no9ber nU9einmal
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nelStertg auf. uglnn, ia benm, ia oenn, ttb
BIN NOD tmmer ltrt mil tbnt, tpenn m1n etn
SerpnltntB NIT etnem erunDbrapen Mann 70
nsnnen tann, Der als alter 6reunb bes 6auIes
tn 3etten Der NOtH, wenn ct li@ tetnem onoern
onpertrauen mag, uns - 3art ais mSsli& an
letn 1n9ltld ertnnert. - Sd bOTe bod au @ott
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ner = ygtalpn" gu pem 8ittmetlter 8ronpen>
ltein erfabren bat Denn Id pertraute Dir
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eplen Wannes nur in ber NbIF6t an. bantt
0n BET elmer 9inittsen @eleeenbeit Detren
Gtnflub BEL Dem 5Ofe 3u letnen @unlfeu ontuer,<
ben nS4teh mas Ou mir aud pamals 3use1ast
bait. -.sa # M r'
4rl mls (6Ortlesun9 fOlst)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
SgS. ST. @c,miSt.

OeutIAe Bu4banplung, Buhbtn0eret unp
faaa 4 Qstb6tbltDt9et.
90. sA EB. Baltimore, suticbeu @0p:u SoaibaDfr.
SD srlaubs u pe ssuubsH ope oel seebrten PabI tunt
I'M Waaemenen anBuseisen, bas i meH @ebd RO. SO
g. @apr mad Ob5en Qas perlet babe Rno bite b9s HE sr
oeiaenite BerlraaeR aud ruer beDabreu 3a wcasa.
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matertallsa anr Grt eeutis Mnttt tr Riane Sno Ss:
faa babe ol nas Bette 1f3nn3t uh perns IN Bsat
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au uleine 9eibbtbtotbef made ID beioHNers aafGers
irben idb cieIeIbe pecer bsbenteuo pern6rtt babe.
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beIpncere NuimertIamt rrweneen 1ao baee t mstn
btnh 10 ppH6aotg n9er6tet u auen @ItrS91 psheHS
oeuHlen su fbnnen.- .1.{e{ @. &. g @mtet,
SgSes re- "a 70. Baltimore apf4sn Sat u QOaioasRr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
! Heinrich Senf,

/ .a13suHe8 SmpCrteur BON a9s
rotben 1tnb tpeifem Nbeims0Setuen
iopie Oen belten QualitGten Gbampagner.
Die srSbte Auspa bsen Plase BON rotbea uno paBeH
-9enen IN rerldleonen Quall6ten tno menem @ta
bemen gu bdsen Yren 81 baben becneerS fno ose rs9en
0ene in ben S0nmr GRcnaten empfebensprb oa otee6e
am bisFstn RIas nidpt lOarOasn psrpen. 9g 9HGg}
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Nu lit Elm SeIpn nit obl9er Sanoans perbuHoei NO gee
nnnnte Deine bem SlaS unb S@cppen pertault psrbsn
(5unt9iD Isl 4fflgflTc s4s1.S 31 aflHl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
SaitinlOre=SsctFz S)nlDiGaI.

WeBritnDet sur tlnterbriifung Der Guadlalberst
Der ei1t3t9e plaB, no cine 0etIun8 erianai
Hf ipsrOen fdrll. g0
@ etuperuns tt, Iedsa Stmnos1t.
Rein 0uedIlber, beS euett @eiunpbeit bal.
1!s E lerps rutntrt. a5a q CD
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
9r. Sphnfnn.

gehfo tts tSngtn gcleeums fr Epaubdrlte In 9srtUu
Vraeurer etnes Der sen Gpleen her Ser Staa
a per pen sr4gn Ebe nes 2ebens In ben hSlbdlern srn
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su'g er Tnaeerbarfen 0egeu pcaenbst trn benen bic e
9 Der Mptitn petb lnIa5se 2eeenbe bie IN Sbrnlau-
xn Nereettat ano aheeren 8ranibeiter eu pSs g. aud
:. - ~ @4EFet' NNbF|I0t1411N ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
.5@ Dr. .9Olllllioll, .s s..'s
Der elnStae 2lrat, tpeIAer kl1aea9g.

,4, (Stabltrt SDs a8tisbu 1Ghren.> ~ q.
st pGs eas HasrHt Ttrsfamfs aas bea geI IN sef gzS.
tntSt ssgen aat Gss RrdnfbteR SbHd0t I'm 8latH uas
ben @seern unetTats SGGmeu Gtr5HusrR t.t S6mtrtm
tn ben eenttn ben rta urnblat be gtrtuRss S
Or8antfbeu &rGft beS Nerpenrts RDsf csnrs RaEen
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SrgantlHt S&wa6e
aa1sas$ sebeilt HHh be Usps a4 rtehts Eerssatut Ds
r36afs eeibsa eIts tas esbea tus uni h g.. usb Ra-
etenbGfen nuHtiruaeu 6butn Sanst Grats Ant 40 Iest
III 4rs6gefHEesn Ssnets re t osreu Bpiesu a& seuau
parn Stttn nne snbtr uria4eu cutatbeu sann Is s he h
mstansts etns GOse asbrau&es bet eeIAsu Sreanc
beT %rteE9nn6
etnsn SerIcrn rS bic @ betmtn adaern erse6en ais Boa
Eensn Se % pts nS Nasrbem perbtn eur& frnsen @t.
ne be @srteaunss gossfleuss aRrdt unt bic sssAta unl
gcifi8en Rtlfte pernthtet u 81. f.ifs ~
&t:Fn une GetreT Uifn oft mot bic urae Der RranEttt III
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bic Stpfet 6inauG. n ''.- l% -s l '.1
aT nres!s I'D Mamtn ans Sausnunaer beHn uHsnes ant
Eass5s NahmG9er hurtrtebene pue eewtNRlrt Guaf
SbnRHder SteiwtNtr Strabenretn8cr rnb eaupenpEset
gsnnfa @ reeelniaSe asrl nne Inurn GnstlSstr ssn N
SpenhcnS RuE In bsr Nahe. -. ~ ~
@S Vile ersf mnHen esnen pot Stamp sntbGIttH.
s Stnt 9eilnn9 IN 2 Sasen sueefhert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
Sy1altsaS SpnrnO's
YS0rbiegs uf10 ,f1dGrlhneiDezSQlO

Ro. 8. S.-Trtebrt@fr, nebeR Der arbetter@3Gl g
G@rBpfen @Serlaen 8InseIlesen cie ale IN o0S Sb'sl
ulscen @by8e aIsnben aapatCnsn wsreen PrDmp q.
SGg ans9ib @tp1se 8elansen bel Nodptsest 6seee man
seit9 ge9enbr obtg BabeS p5ee &tage eeS QGieS rer
butttinber berrn Ruapp macbtn. Ap]4p
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
0zSaf Dtmatpnef agnsstaela

H. SAbfcrtbentem fUtUie aud1 gIn,eiqcm fir gRaSs.
inston u SeOrsetown tpercen bel s5rn. g 8. Stiees
telct, "O. 42O @SStr, unterbalb 8. Ctr. emtsesem
9enpntnen. g# s #fs
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
0nnidl.@liena.

Mracs, Brambps, EDbtsfens NlsMldb ano $50 SFpSg
Npp2ss g, s, 9 tetert. @de &pH6mS- " ErOAtiT'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
glortba@aYfr.
NiQfaer GhnhsStore

Hter her Semperen aae, se9enber ber Obj 6slop 9ae
bate m ets pOrdtbs u bsoeeuoeS Sa9er pom aAea AItea
&ame uln &inoeIldubeu iuperior 0uaat Die Yree Fno
eutenb nte6rtae ais tn rgo einm Slbloben SaInos
req Der sanSe goratp puybe au 8stsuu9 in Baltimore HHs
PpilabeIpba anseertst. sq .es.,.
Wcp5, Int 3 GoutS BbbtGer-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
GerDelat,pmrft ,c,
(6Ortiesuns fOlst.)

Ua i'd ene 8art9s ddbten S6pe5edle, @ranndu 9er Ssrs
oelatps grben Jbetnpn IN Bpreu peTpad erbaIs
ten babe 70 mae m mcue anbea lopis eeeroertaner bar
suf asinlertiam 9enrp RRefelp,
Nno,Ip 53aie Ro5 SarTiIoutr., nabe BaltLmoreIh
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
0yStrt1f1afte.2lt ttsetae.

Hs gtensn Sreunbsn nb gcfaunsn tn Raibiuaten O1te
A N gaImore made iS biermit bic An3ese. Sas i'd in
glo. 5oO3 ltebente Str, geaenIber Dem MarFt,
sne Wtrtbl&a bernonnn BABE uno cttnSbrnb be belts
s4SIl en- un6 refine O @etrdute ierstre.
UF Goaroers ipmpbt ipie Jt eifenbe fSreA fes uu-,
ertcnlmsn BET MIR fn6eu. - ~
I'm sabIrei9eu 3uipru@ btttet
Dt2T 5plt SrtcortG W1enfett SO 56Ok Y ctr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
Sun8e Ndnner,

eeSnherS rs6t se Otfr nes sbttmeu paEsra Hprben Hal
eas tdrI 70 sseIt Eduen IN 6u AZ ubes grab retek t
onr@ tbre sbdbeReu Edlenk nnA enttdGr 9raonDs
t pem DCnneE Der Brebamfe Sen6t beee4ert es
seuen Gertrauem uabkn l2 II ~ FI'','-'' y" -
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12

ntdt NAL tn ben Stnn 9etummen TT, uns 3u
etntr @ssen0tlte auf ietnen armltt9sn 8auerr,-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12

=. SaaDarS uno Gt1ibmcrs
SfeD.gorf $5Otel,
glru. 383 @ennntpanta- Qpenue
eeseniter sem 9tacno- 5pteI.
Dem eeI4n Yutlum erlau5en mir uns fe eraebene Am
Setae 1u aeu boB mir NCcbr obeisenannte Ote
elpnen per en- eosbe 1T ebr bquem 9eesen entbdt so S-
nlsr nnS pre IN t eeHi9er 28es ein9ri merb H. goarb
bet Der Ncdbe SPien nad or Garts table s'bc &u
ptro oHf 6em 3trlmer ieror
gs pfc aeln Srsben ietn neNeu nertbn @6en ole BE,
aasulidte 81 bieten uno ale @nprae su biebg bic ain
au eth 9utes 9ctel MAIDEN tann. g)t25. .Sut
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
8elonper8 III beachRn

Dr. SstnaSn btt alan DeHen tnt 3agft an pele m bard
Olt eene unb RddrIthe tta strstr SsrfSsnbe fIr
bic Arbett pe libaft uut BITE Gbe unfdbe aate Hahsr
seibpa&t baben.
Ser na sinee trausen beEasnswertten Ssen ss
riben @ewObuheiteu eaersi S6wdde 8adeu uHb tn
ben @ltsbern Shmeen I'm Rspf Shrde bts @eFds VerIna
Der WusfelfFaft 6ersCpn nerpSif ruts NlaesnftWd&e
unDrcnune eet BeFb1IunS& r9Gne Gseuetns &nHTaEuaa
Symptrmf Der 5@plnbiH@L tfHfl tE-t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-12
SentIbe MpOtbefe

E"I81tt3Ft WTWEAtp NkSWNNCEF
yep. 397 DsStr., Der Staptbafle seeenIter
a g8aShtn9t0n .. 9.
enipfiebltfd ais
5riehensrtdter, SiIentliAer 9fctar, @CmnuHa4
Der Court Of Claims unp Der rerI@iecenen
Stadten Der llnipn.
gr bsorat bic Grla9uns Natenten yep6IsM puis bi
BerebAna ppn Sctoergn baS Commencement rot qertdt.
de unS anserasrde Rapere ais GsebS Scales WScaoce
2Dumadten u be6rOert alla8ere mad @nrpra
m Danpf nno Se9sIi1ten nne bsOrs @tnaliruneen unb
@Is3obluneen nrn @enernbter uio in europa.
Ocstaupsn nbr IRpr8ens bis br &benes an gBoden
atsbn. rOu 10 llbr DScraens an Scnntaasn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-17
The National Patriotic Loan.

BY reference to an advertisement in paper to-day,
il will be seen that our fellow citizen Henry LINES, has
been authorized to open book for subscriptions to ths
National Pat,iotc Loan which book Will be opened on
the first day of November next.
ON citizens are too well acquainted with the nature
and iects of this Loan need info ton upon thai
subi.c Fhe governments is in the midst OF War, fore
ed upon i by rebels aud traitors for the preservation
our Glorious Union the integrity of bur Gove;nmeut
and all chose inesmabe rights which we have Learned
SO dearly to prize under that Governments. This wa
cannot be carried without means, and IN this hour .
its trial and need the Government app to the ParI
otsm of its cltzens-not only TO the Capitalists tn
Bankers and the money len ers bu to tne great mas
of its oya citizensthe farmers the mechanics ana III
merchants The wealth OF our country is in he hand
Of the masses and it is therefore the that tn
sOuutry confidently Appeals Every body who ha
fifty or one hundred, five hundred OF thousan
dollars to spare is ur opportunity OF taking 1ha
amOuut of IA loan.
Aside from the patriotic considerations connected VIII
this loan, when viewed in pur ey bus mess ghtho Sc
fer or more secure Investment could be made The sue
scriber receives seven three pei nteres
on his money surely aud regularly. payaUie every 81
months. Very uke.y the broker and money lender ma
end opportunities for investment higher of il
terest but none would be safer, certain
return interest and principal the stipulated slime.
II ia not expected that large subscriptions will be ia
k. in this section, but every thousand dollars counts
the aggregate and doubts but there is SUI
plus money in our city and county. Those who have i
areoered the opportunity of makinga safe and profits
Bile investment aud the same time aiding the Cover
ment in its efforts crush out rebellion ana prSSeFV
the Union IL its integrity.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-17
How il happened that the secessiOnists
did not take l. Ouisville.
From the Louisville Journal.

The fact that General Buckner did not take the
city of Louisville, instead of stopping at Green
River, as we stated is ewing to the courage, 10y
atty and tact of single obscure individual. The
Cincinnati Commercial says the Secessonsts had
laid their plans to appear suddenly in Louisville,
with powerful force. They had provided for
transportation four hundred cars and fifteen loco
motives and had eight thousand men, with artil-
lery and camp equipage, on board. They hal Sc
cured the services of the telegraph opera ors, one
planning the detention of trains upon the road and
were moving on at great rate. Everything was
going on well with them, and Louisville, with the
exception of few secessionists was unsuspecting
| and unguarded.
Bar at a station just beyond Green River, was
| a young man in the service of the road, who was
a warm friend of the Union, and who, comp ehen-
ding the meaning Of the moneter train, when it
came up seized crow bar used tor taking up rails
to make repairs and while the locomotives were
| being wooded and watered across a deep,
narrow curve, and wrenched the spikes from four
rails. The train came along at good speed the
rails spread, the locomotive plunged to the ground,
the cars crushed on top of it, ard it was twenty
four hours before the train could proceed. In the
mean time Louisville saved. The hero of the
occasion had not time to get out of the cut before
the crash came, and taken, but i'll the excite
ment and confusion he escaped and is safe. These
facts related by DR.. K. S. Newton, who was i'll
Nashville when the Secession army advanced, was
detained there several days subsequently, heard
the circumstances narrated there, and was told Of
hem afterwards by Gen. Buckner and other OFF,
GERS of the Confederate army.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-17

AN ERROR SoMEWHERE.-We published last
week the official report of awards of premiums at
the late County Fair, as handed to us by the Sec
rotary of the Society, but there seems to have been
some mistake misapprehensiOn somewhere, in
the award of the premium on Stations. The re-
port of the Committee as sent to us gave Mr.. IL.
Shuart of Pleasant Prairie a first premium OF
and 50 90. Don b. Pike OF Bristol, I'd premium
Of 81 90. Mr.Pke claims that his horse was award
Ell the first premium, and we must say that was
our impression at the time,
Mr. A. Van Alstine, also, claims thet he was
awarded the LIST premium instead of the 2nd, on
TWO year old stations.
We, of course cannot go back of the official re-
port to make corrections, but we hope the mistake
may be corrected by the proper authorities, that
hat there may be no hard feelings on the part of
any persons. We may say that we took espec ial
notice of Mr. Pixies horse, and was fully satisfied
that he was by far the best and most valuable
horse on the ground, in estimation. He is a
splendid looking horse, cross between the full
blood Canadian and Messenger He was evidently
worthy of the first premium, and fully entitled to