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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-10-24
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE
OR KEN0SHA COUNTY

NTOTICE is hereby gwen that the General Election
~ to be he'd in the several Tswss. Wards add Eec
in the State of AIsconsn TUESDAY
ceedng the First Monday, being the FIFTH day NovEM
RER next the following officers to be elected, to wit
Governor, in s1e place of Alexander W Randall.
Lieutenant Governor, in the place OF Butler &. No.
A Secretary ofstate, in place of Louis P. Harvey.
State Treasurer, the place of Samuel D. Hastings
An Attorney General, the place of James II. Howe.
Bank Comptroller, in the place of Guysbert Van
Steenwyk.
State Superintendent, in the place of Josiah L. Pick
ard.
And State Prison Commissioner, in the place of
Hans G. Heg.
Whose several terms of office will expire the 31st
day of December, 1861.
A Member of assembly, for the Assembly District COM
prising the County of Kenosha.
State Senator for the St Senate District comprising
the County of Kenosha.
One County Superintendent of Schools
County Supervisors, in the several Supervisor Dis
trcts, and such other County Officers by law
qured to be elected at such election. r..
At the same election the question will be taken upon
the approval by the people, of The amendments proposed
to the General Banking Law by Chapter PAP ofthe Gen
eral Laws 1861, amended by Chapter of the Gen.
eral Laws of the Extra Session of 1861.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, ls.
County of Kenosha.
l. James NJ stebbins Sheriff of said county. do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is true copy the
notice for General Election served upon me by the
Secretary of the State of Wisconsin, and file in
my Office That pursuantto said notice and the Statutes
in relation to Elections, notice is hereby given that in
addition the State officers designated in the foregoing
notice of the Secretary of state, the following unity
local officers to be elected, viz:
Ore County Superintendent Of schools for the county
OF Ken0sha.
One County Supervisor for the Supervisor District
rising the of Somers, Pleasant Prairie, Brs
tot and Paris
One county Supervisor for the Supervisor District
COMPRISING the towns of Saem Brighton Wheatahd and
Randall.
Also Member Of Assembly TO represent said coun.
ty OF KeEosha in the next Legis ature
State Senator the Sta Senatorial District COM
priSng the county of KeuOSha the place of George
,enne whose term of Office ill expire the 3lst day
of -'ecember next.
Dated the sheriff s office, Kenosha, in said county,
this Sd of august, a. d. 1861.
15td JAMES u. STEBBINs.
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For TIE TELEGRAPH.

IA ~ $3.50 -
Wv. y IRVING.
Whom Youthful hear sre light and
In Ife's bright, sunny hour. ''''
In fancy then they sp,rt
Beneath the shad 'IIO p'"''
lhey DiinA e jo,s ~, sweetly flow,
IN ~ ..lset's fading beam,
iH' d weary to their rest they go,
For life 20 cut dream
~ zen v !, rous manhood decks their brow
They stem the current bright,
Nor cares, nor storms shall turn them now'
Nor dim their radiant light.
They bravely battle with the gale
While bright the lghtnibgs gieam'
And trim their bark for life's great SAIL
Alas it's but a dream
When trembling age and tot ring STEP
And sorrow mixed with care
Has slowly on their pathway crept,
And silvered DER their hair
Their span of life is almost run,
They near the turbid stream,
And what's in life that they have done,
To show-it's not dream
But far beyond the rolling wave
Oftime's eternal roar,
Where flows the stream that softly laves
The sands of the golden shore
There Angels bright, and Seraphs dwell
And joys eelessia beam,
And Heaven, with its magic SPELL
There, life as not a dream.
BRISTOL, Oct. IS. 1861.
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WsicOnsin Apples.

A. G. Hanfvrd, Nursery man OF Waukesha
County, sends to the Freeman SIX varieties of APP
pies with descriptions OF them. We copy below
the descriptions as they cannot fail Of being of in
rerest to those who are about selecting varieties
for transplantiug
Early Strawberry-Medium, or small, roundsh,
ovate smooth and fair mostly covered with deep
red flesh white often stained with red, tender, al
most melting, with mild, suh"AcId haVor Tree
moderate, erect grower. productive August
Summer Rose-A very pretty apple OF medium
size, or rather small, roundish. Skin yellowlsh
blotched and striped with red, on sunny side flesh
white tender, crisp. mid sub acid haVor. Tree
a slow grower. but hardy. aud u good bearer. Be
gins to ripen the middle OF August: and continues
two weeks or more A fine dessert variety,
Early Jue-A beautiful and delicious dessert APP
pie, medium or small size, oblato, red stripes on
a yellow ground dark red in the SUI, flesh fine
grained, very tender, crisp juicy, very agreeable
Sub-acid, spicy flavor much ike pear. lree'al
upright slow grower while young, and pIoiuse
bearer, needs high culture the tree becomes en-
fe. bled by Cverbearng, and the fruit scabby.-
Last OF August aud 81 Of September.
Red Abtrachan-A Russian apple ofgreat beat
ty and excellence, admired by many dessert
variety, by others esteemed too acid above medi
um to large size, roundIsh 0blatc, nearly covers
with thick crimson and deep bloom, flesh white
juicy, tender crisp, rich acid becomes mealy When
full ripe. Tree vigorous, upright, hardy and pro
ductive. Succeeds throughout the West IN amos
every variety of soil. y valuable market variety
August,
Dutchess of Oldenburgh-A large and beauti
full apple, also Of Russian origin. Roundish, a lit
rte huttened light red in broad brnken stripes ant
hes aesn yellowi'h white, lender, juicy, SUB
little coarse; fac cooking and drying ap
eason of lis g.ta, beauty and uniform pro
profitable 10 grow for market. Tree
~ upright. an eaiiy aud abundant bearer
sa, ~ all localu g. throughout the West. is
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POSTS PATENT
ETJCKT LIE

-
" AV1NG purchased the EIecEuSjUe Right to the
- sale of this Buckle i'll kelosha County, and find
ing interested parties are using underhanded to
keeplt out OF use, therefore, Tor
Information of the Public,
and for my own benefit publish the following Testmoni-
al signed by Farmers others of known character
residents OF the County, of whom any one may make all
needfu enquiries. THOMAS ENGLISH.
Kenosha, September 2, 1861.
We, the undersigned, having used "Post's Patent
Trace Bucke'' for time past willingly testify to its
perfect right to all the merits that claimed for it,
1t entirely the harness from the and con-
slant bre age of the traces which attend the of
the old fashionen buckle. 1t also time buck
ling and upbucklirg in fact, entirely the
perplexity and annoy of taking up ard letting
the traces and, ill opinion no one should purchase
harness with any other buckle attached
John Tymeson j. Firman,
7. H. Ellsworth Ashbel Epson
Seth Myr;ck NJ. Finn
Henry Donlttle James Newman
Timot Y Mahony Joseph Newman
John d Griswold H. A. Blanchard
Jerry Brown Stewart HASTINGS
James Flett AonZo Tymeson.
Sm13
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Foreclosure sale.

STATE Observation-Disclosures COUNTY CIRcUrT COURT.
David Strong agt. John Bingen Margaret Bingen.
WHY virtue of judgment of foreclosure and sale made
lib and entered in the above emitted action, the
II day of May, A. ID. 1901 James NJ Stebbins ,Sher
if of Kenosha County shall on Saturday the 11'h day
January A. D. 1862 nexI at the hour of one o'clock
P NJ the front door OF the Court House, in the city
Keaosha offer for sale and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder therefor the following described
mortgaged premises much thereof shall b. nee
essay pay the amount of such judgment and interest
and costs and the expenses of such sale wit - All
that certain piece, parcel lot of land lying and being
in the city and county of KenOsha and State of WiscOn-
sin more particularly described follows to wit Lot
number three 49,, in Block number twenty egh in the
Sonth-e quarter of Section 81, g ~ h % east.
Di I'd July 9th. 1851
BIER Il FF. j r -.
Pf Auvs i3wISl Ia Il"
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The muster roll of the Tar River Rangers
taken at Hatter,s Inlet. contains the names OF
sixty.tour men, only i've OF whom were abbey
TO write their own names; The rest all made
their marks These are the cavaliers who snee,
st the Northern .'mudsills."
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L e G. A l..
D6SSOZakElO2a.

MNHE partnership heretofore existing under the name
IL and style of Engel Kelly, is hereby by mutual
consent this day dissolved. We business will hereafter
be carried at the old stand, by jacob Ergel All the
debts of the firm will be paid by the said Jacob Enge
The of the old firm respectfully invited to
call on and patronize the successor, Jacob Engel.
ENGEL KELLY.
Kenosha Oct Id. 1861 4Wl9
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UNIVERSITY LANDS, Madison, July l6, 1861.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF DANE.
The following described Lands in Kenosha County
having been forfeited by of the o
Interest notice is hereby given that the will
offered for sale at public auction the office OF the
Secretary of State, at the CAPITOL Mad on The Sd
day of December, A. D. 1861, unless redeemed
said sale to at O'clock A. NJ and continu
from day day until all of said Ian shall have been
offered at the price named opposite each tract which
includes the due the of forfeiture
up the first day of ia nuary A. D 1867 the
returned against such land the cost of advertising
and sale of the same, and per cent. damages.
Said Lands will be sold subject to all taxes assessed
against the same, and not included herein. The per
centage of the principal payableat the time OF the
chase i be fixed by the Commissioners, and will not
be less than per Said land Will be offered by
countless arranged in alphabetical ORDER and pub
shed in this paper.
j.. p. HARVEY, ! Commissioners
sAM'L D. HASTINGS, Iof school & uni
| itvI
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ToMake Frvi,Pie.-No upaarcrust sbor,d

be made 10 apple or any otner frait pie. 1t is al
ways heavy and moi fit to eat. Pace narrow rim
Of paste around the edge of the plate and Il with
fruit, either raw or stewed. and cover il. The
juice will be retained much better and it will
sight OF fou and butter which is 10 trifing
consideration these days, and hat is of still more
more consequent e, save dyspepsia which costs
more. After cutting they taken ont with a
spoon.
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Notice.

XX7 HEREAS my wife, Margaret Murray, has left my
w bed and board without any sufficient cause or
therefore 1, Dennis Murray do hereby
forbid all persons whatever from hSrbOring, receiving
trusting the said Margaret MURRAY my account to
any account whatever will pay no debts OF
her contracting DENNIS MURRAY.
SEPT 2Sth, 1861, 4W17
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KENOSHA COUNrY-School Lnnds.

hENOodA COON l1--EocH0o6 Ldn1S.
No. of Certificate, 1913 sold to r. Noyes; lot No. Is
or of the ar, town 2, range zoe, section &c. 40
acres amount due $220,O0 amount OF interest SIS Z
40 /; amount of penalty $500 amount of Taxes 3d.
sc amt interest penalty, taxes and adv. $40 JIG
al amount due State, $269,I6; years for which in
terest is due, 1861. 13w6
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Prentice says-It is thought a danger.,
thing TO hoald man>ofwar bur we have known
fifty soldiers, each q man Of war, boarded by a
single landlord-bur he was a host
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BOOTS e. SHOES,

MI ISS1o1N AN L
WHILE TRAVELLING IN Ar A 81
Auwbo are suffering from Co, SUMPTION should use the
MAKORA ARABICA, discover cd by M'Ssl nary IN
Arabia. 49, ,,,..
the MAKORA A. ABICA, discovered oS a missionary N
Arabia. ,.. t,, a 49,
MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by missionary IN
All who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs, and
Colds should use the MAKORA AkABlCA, discovered
by n missionary in ARABIA , :.
nnr les o the blood should TIE MAkORA ARABlCA
discovered by missionary in Arabia
1t cures Consumption.
1t b. onchlu
1t cures Sore Throat, coughs and colds
1t cures Asthma Scrofula and impurities OF the poou
This unqual fled remedy Is no" loF tie Hist "i'He III
troduced to the pubic. -.
II was n, oyidentIaily discovered by missionary
while travelling in ARABIA. He was cured Of consump-
lion by its use after his was pronounced hopee>s
by learned physicians in Europe.
He has forwarded to us in writing full account o.
his own extraordinary cure, and OF nunber OF other
cures which have under ais obserVatl3n ana ao
a full account of the medicine.
At his request and impelled by desire to extend
knowledge of this remedy to the public, we nave nad ms
communication printed in pamphlet form Tor Iree aus
tributon Its interest enhanced by an account Which
he gives of some of the ofhe Syrian massacres
which he obtained rom those VINO suhereu III ''a" 'u
tragedy. a,o o. :. ;i
be sent free by mail to all who apply Tor It,.
We import the Makora Arabica direct from smyrna
through the house of Cleon Gyippus and we have al
ways on hand full supply put up in bottles ready or
use with full directions.
Price dollar bottle. Sent by man, OH receipt
of price, and "a cents for postage.
For sale wholesale and retail oy
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO.,
Emporters of Drugs & Medicines,
G; Liberty St.. N. Y
ESQ nv DRTGGISTS GENERALLY
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WHEREAS my wife Francesca Boehler, (bOrn New
w house) has left my bed and board without cause
or proVocaton this is forbid all persons arboringor
trusting her my account will pay debts Of her
contracting alter this date HEINRICH BoEHLER.
Kenoshs Oct. 10, 1861. SwlST
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than Thousand
cases, with entire success.
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Recruits w 'eEhae0 3
.FOa PabLPS BiI5aDB OF Big EAilkS!

EDAY and subsistence to coumence on day OF enlist
III ment. Head quarters at OLD PHELFHES'
RECRUITING OFFILE Il, Market treet nearly
OFF osite City Hotel Rations o. Fresh She'll, Can aud
Keg Oysters, CLANS, b tiers, Sardnes, Game OF ali
kids and ythiBg usually found IN I'll Class Eat
House, will distributed at uomeit OF the day
by tie Oommissa,y Oid Phelps 1.-THE subject OF This
sketctIJ educated above Pest Point and Me.n
Der of Company of The First Wisconsin regiment that
eve, s. fought gal andy tor lie iardeIs Of WIS
cousin during the Whole OF that bloody aud menoi able
campaigu Keuosha Treat ar. Ii, mas recently
rec eIved u commission fro the Monumental Oyster
AS Cumalssary General he Great Western OIvsOh,
cub aciBg he wH,le Oi keuOsna, with di ~ eteuaty
bowers extend IL 20 ''h every bOuy a4d
remember that give bounty Of 100 Oysers the niai
who eats The and pays Ul it. ANA III all "babii-
Ity Congress. its session Will vote each
OYSTER he don't XIII himself eatlEg be The ar
over. Come boys, get into hne, singu file, aud
bring MI the forage you fiBd III the shape of Via
and Tame Chickens, Quals, PartrIdges bu.teE, Egg,
&C. will pay you tAe Eiehest Market Price Tor them
in Cssh. Browns Celebrated xxx Cream Ale alw 4ys
on hand Warm Meals and Hot Coffee furnished free
the officers Of the Brigade-Ta Of milwaukee inclu-
ded.
Call and G.
Fl. F. PHELPS, Commssary.
3 1851. 1ct
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STATE OF NGsC"NsIA-&kNOsHA yuu ny tiaGu.g sogE.
SAMUEL lla e,Ciiib e. tayd>na. aud E-nry h. Y0Wajee,
against Paandrr I. Brigss EneJe ;trggs. b's wife,
Charles ". Lar:lbse owe l.. iarr3hoa HIS #Iic Hen
ry Mitchell ana Margaret Mitchell his Wits, Foiney
French and John u. Conroe
ERY VIRCUF and IN pursuance Of final Judgment
10 The sale OF the mOrtgag@ premises hereinafter
described made ad entered in the above entitled
ON the seventh day of May, A. D. 1861 at the regular
term of said court shall offer for sale and sell at pub
lie auction the highest bidder therefor for cash, at
the front door ofhe Court House, in the city and Coun
ty of Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, Monday, the
% day of December A. D. 1861 at IL O'Clock in the fore
noon, the following described piece parcel of land
situate being in the County of Kenosha, Wisconsin,,
VIZ Lot four az in fractional section eighteen (8 in
Town ~ north of range twenty 20)east, containing
thirty-two and ninety one hundredhs acres OF land.
Dated May &c. 1861. Q312) JAS. N STEBBINS,
WEBSTER SCHOgF, Prffs.Att s. sheriff of Kenoshs Go
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From He Eram2ner. NOIJ07k 20.
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
key were made, viz: Cure of headache in all its
forms.
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The toil1aoing lands are on the N II
Or of Sec 6, n, R. 23,--3d Wdrd.

The L0llIlCiilg LG7l0s are on the " u
Or 9fSec 6, II, R. 23,--3d Ward.
J B Leonard-On the ar sec 6, T 1, rang
%, com s, & ISL Alp # W of the cor
of sd ar 8 4 rds to " line of Exchange st
to intersec'n with town line Ut, W to beg
A BroWn-0n the Il e or sec L ], range
%, com on line of Dening st, PSI 4-l2 IT
of G line of or ~ 4-12 It 1S9 #, east
II 2-12 #, n $50 S-12 # to beg
A Kenyon--COm 264 It 8 n W cor 1t IL, on n
or sec G, T /, range 23, and on line OF
Kenosha Street, east to east line OF
1t Is, s44 It to KeDosha st,n Al It to beg
W Trant Estate-Part e or sec T. /, X %
com on line of Kenosha st, at its inter-
section with hke OF or 30 r to e hne
of q. to cor of sd qr thence TO beg
NJ Cocoon the q Of sec b, !, II 10,
com % # s s cor of 1t 1G, and " line OF
Ke1Osha st, thence 60 #, W to old Chi.
road, u 50 fl e to beginning
w Trant's Estase-part Z ar sec =, Il
%. com IS 1907 3 cor Of 1t l6 anu on "
hne of Kenosha ST., s 10 r " to old CEica-
20 DAD, IA 10 e to begin
J Robinson-Part Or Of sec q, town j.
3d. com r 8 OF 8 cor OF 1t II, W to W line
Of e Inf Of or sec, rods to old Chi road
rods TO beginning
Stephen Forbes-Lart II ar sec =, j i, II 70
com 12 of the cor 0 1t II, an 10 IL
rods W of the center OF old CHI TOad,tnence
Sc DDS, thence " ) / 2 rds, 6 r, > IL
rods to beg .....-.. ..:..........
II. Hawks-Un the n ar sec ct K %, com
IS rods Of cor Of y II, thence W 10
rods, tHence 3 ds,thence 10 rds thence
II rods to beg 'n...... 49,. .........
Chas WaIger--Part u { q sec 6, T /, Il 70,
"on 2 rd, cor OF 1t u, thence
ow Of said qt, thence
.a- Oh tna,i hcn:e
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud MINI.
Ityou are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box (Cephalc Pills. so that you
may ha We them in case Of an attack.
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r. mLhc ! eShe,n L K. Gazette, Chicago, Ill.
. ana Mr.. Spalding, and his IN
l-. ~ ." fsis.
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From the AdUertiSer, Pr0Uidence, r. I.
The Cephalic Pills are said TO be remarkably
effective remedy tor the headache, and one of the
very best for that cry 'requen! complaint which
has ever 0een discovered.
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Circuit Court of Kenoshn County.

Circuit COuri of KenOsau County.
Samuel Parsons, against Charles A. Mathewson Ruth
IL. siathwson, and Byron Sy kes.
Nm virtue of d Judgment Of foreclosure of Mortgage
1861 shall sell Public Auction the highest bidder
for cash only the fourteenth day Of September 1861
clork in the afternoon at the irout door oil The
Court House, in Keuosha City, Wisconsin, Lots seven
and eight, in block wo, Washington Island in said
City
d tted May 90 SCI. J NJ. STEHBIN>.
j. J PETIT ~, If - -.
fne above ,.l, + Ii .Y. .'..1 Are. ...'a.. 't..
I'd day ri NovemD, SOL a' ~ -.- Oh. s.ss .a'I
pi,,e a
oie,!f's 9TH t. -. ~
KenJsra, sept. "A, 1891. (G5,,J s., :. -.r. .a.
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.... 4t& Finder, lNeo Orleans, La,
.,Hst .a5 b. re afflicted, ana we are sure
t... ..s.. ia ., added TO the already
..... H.. ,aa .a. teceveu benefits that no
... -,. uleuiCI4e con produce.
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&. Valley Star, Kanawha, Va.
*t. rsons suffering with the head
.-. .F...tr- saa. vii stick TO them.
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+ s.eel-on e Or sec 81, T 2, range %

The toloaoiagou N W Or Sec 5, IT, II
o.. Thiyd WGrd-Duykee'S EdS. am.
r. G VanRensellaer L
Jas Ratigan-Part of lis and 6, blk l, the
n 87ft of 1t 5, and the portion of 1t q, bk l
lying n of continuation OF the line OF
~, % .l.fn linz mn with q line of
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From the ST. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article Cephalic
PIljs) is rapidly increasing.

From tie Gazette DGUen5 0rt, Ioaca.
Mr.. Spaiding would not connect his lame with
an article he did not kuO60 10 possess real merit.
From the AdUertiser, Providence, r.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from the
most respectable quarters,
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Sale of Forfeited State Lands

OFFICE OF COMM sIoNERs OF SCHOOL AND I
UNIVERSITY LANDS, Madison, July 16, 1861.
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CaaxtiOsl--HOttce.

y" IT. 4 F1IELIo, OUIIIIII sEsuI .
Kenosha, Oct. 5, 1851. - letI
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Unknown--Part OF the = W or Of sec 2, TT
range %, beg 50 rds W OF the $ cor OF
war, thence IL IS rds, thence b. rods,
thence IS rds, thence ~ rds TO be,
Srinnimg I230-16l
Lewis Cooley Part n or Of 8 e or, OF sec
9, beg 10 rds and 40 IA rds W OF TN
{ cor OF sd or sc, thence % 90 rds,
thence IA IS, 40 rds, thence 80 3-4
rds thence W to begin
] @ Uucklngs--Part offs ar of sec 2, Beg
721-2 rds II of cor offs ar, thence
on w line, of or, 70 ~ rds, thence on
line parallel with 5 line to n W cor, to
land heretofore conveyed to $ X Kellogg
by G Kellogg, thence on I'd W line of
X Kellogg's land, u IL rds, thence "
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-25
Public Meeting at the capitol.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held in Indianapolis on Monday night, to
express the feelings of the citizens over the
defeat which had overtaken the Federal ar
my at Manassas. Speeches were made by
several gentlemen, who avowed it as the
unanimous determination of the people to
spend their last dollar, and give their lives
to defend the flag AMI subdue the rebels
Among others Richard j. Ryan was called
on, and said He hoped, before the contest
was over, to give something better than
mere words to his country. We had been
| overtaken by disaster-but the gallant Irish
| 69th Col. Corcorsn, had stood firm, pour
| ing out their blood like water-that blood
which came from foreign shore-to wa
ter the tree of liberty. Now, whether we
will or not this contest must be fought out
to the bitter end. We must walk the path
/ God Almighty has marked out for us, al
though that path he traced in. blood and
lined with dead. The Government must be
maintained at every hazard. If Southern
| slavery stood in the way of the preserva-
| ton of this Union, he was for wiping South
ern slavery out. He understood that there
was regiment of slave niggers at Manas-
sas. He was in ttvor OF Governor MOrton's
giving the righ' free colored man
in Indiana to /. a., imeut We would
fight the enem : lac Union, white men
with white men, tat if they brought mig
gers against Us, we could meet them with
the colored population. He was not sur
prised that 10000 had repulsed 10000 of
our men. He was not discouraged. 1t
would rouse the spirit of the North. The
oligarchy of the South had long enough
ruled this country Vagabond sons OF
Henry A. Wise, and vagabond nephews OF
WigfaIl, and the like, had all the fat places
under the Government