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n,sncn.in. Imnurity of the Blood.

From Esr.J D. {aes, PastorQf idrept church, Boston
pE. AVER. have used your Pills with extraordinary
sur.~- m INV family and among those am called 10 visit
iu distress To regulate the organs of digestion and
1frf the blood they are tbr very best remedy have
ever known and I can confidently recommend them 10
my friends, Yours, }. Y. HINES.
WARSAW Wvcmin- Co, y. Y, oct. -, lSlj.
UrN. SlI.: ann using your Cturtic Pills u my prac-
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s,..f.tn gud ifirify fis fltfif1ips ~ TIE bln0i.
tpUN g. MEACuAM NJ d
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1850. NOTICE. 1860
lssa@Es &c z ss

1860. NOTICE. 1860
laaa 9;gs z $3.50
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-HEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT 70 TIsAyELLERS.
THROUGH gIthETSAND THfOUGH CHECAH
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MALL
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, PHIL
ApELPA, NEW YORK. and al !raportsn; points West via Ac
qu!s Greek and Waslington, ever the
RICHMOND. FREDERICESBJR G IND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River 10 miles and by Splendid and comfortable
thence Washington 50 miles, In all $50 les In ours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed.
ef,- Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ, and T.cO ?. VI.
s- Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York.
Through tickets be procured 10 the following points To
Baltimore Philadelphia Cincinnati Columbus, indianapolis Cal
ro Dayton Jacksonville Rock Island GAINESVILLE, Washington
New York Louis Chicago, Psburg Louisville Decatur News
ark, Vlncernes
Passengers breakfast and al Ashland and dine board the
comfortable between Acquls Greek and Washington
wishing obtain tickets for servants for Washington
City further North In all be youched for by
responsible white c OF Richmond In person, known 10
the officers Road tickets will be sold applied for by
letter.
~ further information, apply at this ece Broad Street.
shockoe I'm JAMES B. WINSTON,
Genl Ticket Agent
sAHL RUTH, sapL
once x. y. A P. r. II. Co.,
Richmond Sept. is, 1888. IsnA-E
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wHLOUGHBy's PATENT
tum Sprlngand Gum Cylinde
FEED ROLLER
GRAIN Drills

WITH wAGGoNERs ATTACHMENT RoR sII.So
TVhis "ran Drii has been In more than ION, -,
Nhereyr 20 rise has universal favor n Ls. 49,
eLtynve firt Premiums At the various state and Con
Nrsha pennsylvania, ohio, Insns, jersey and
also ue highest prize, SILVER MEDAL a, the Jn,ea
held at Richmond, Va. " ''u s'''es FAir
Arnongis peculiar advantages are FIRST. Tie tooth -
ueted Sl rubber springs that when the, CONE IN - i,h
oous rocks stnnps or stones. or Oihe obruciinrs no.
teen inches high they spring "a pass over and ~
gen usf i'rlor Po'lion avoiding the necessity Of spu a.,
put IN wooden pins as IL oh'r drills Newly cleared n6 @ he
set1eI WIN hs mn The sPTRgs Sc; TO drl ,e ba
AFFIRM obst'u ton ' ~ nay 'Ae'' "''h
second The arrangement FOR distributing the seed "a bv ,
canned rubber rollers revolving together which d~Lrrs. ~
gram In constant stream, without king or hreot
and no rreguary OF the ground fast Or SLOW rot ~ ~
team VIII vary TIE quantity TO the u csrno, h.
~ susN OF "he caps In the wheat. the rollers viii carry n
through Inc quantity sown regulated 90 any desired snont
instantly, when standing or In motion - - ''
Third when TIE teeth raised by The seed
measure are instantly stopped The Drill Wn rom 6eId
20 neu leaSg or wasting the grain when the teeth are
Ley down, the feed starts Immediately when 10 motion s
shest rye oats or barley with the hopper and eo1 "a
change Also, all kinds OF grass seeds when desired
N0'hhs Out the best matee ia hes. vtth
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ches warranted to work VEIL durable with prcDsr care
lie tnaho attachment h most complete and can be rrs,s
ptoE e required quantity ~ the moving Of the Sd. Tb
gaAno sown In the trench with TIRE wheat and covered
a, =, JOHN ". CALDWELL Co
ruEE-H Agents for the Slate ~ yrofrfa
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Bilious Disorders Liver Complaints.

ITUW Ut IHt0UOft "'II' = -'V' TUT ~
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 20 their pur
pose as am apcrcut bat find their beneficial elects upon
the Liver very marked indeed They have ia my prac-
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pilgfs than ans Oue remedy can mention sincerely
rgi5iro t.t o hlyc at lcn4th purgatve which is
INV the confidence OF the profession and the people
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR,
Washington, D. c., 9TH Feb, lSj6.
SIR. lyp rss,l YOUR Pills u my general and hospital
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lu. action ou the liver is quick and decided, conSe
gruy tcy are ava admirable remedy Tor dcrane ements
of tlsf or.ln Indeed, l have seldom found case of
bilious disease so obstinate that did not readily yield 20
Them Fr,tsrnalv yours, ALONZO BALI, VI. T.,
Jhu,i-,qu OF the Marine Hospital
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IN HALF BBLs ofwoOd's North Carolina Family Roe Her
lUU ring.
2Ohalfbbs OF North Carolina Family Shad
> bbls OF Woods n. O. Family Cat Herrings
5000 los OF Mountain Buckwhest
90 bags Frost Buckvheat
IN tubs OF superior Frevh Butter
10 chests OF do Green and Gun Powder Teas
Baking Powders
George jenkins family Lard
Queen City Hams
Family Flour
Bsed nsy, Bran, Brownsu1 Shpgtuf
Clean Oats and Corn, SC, for sale by
ROBERT A. T. DABNEY,
ocs1 Cor. Broad and It'll Streets opposite the Theatre.
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It's natural functions. These, II not relieved react upon
themselves and tho surrounding ORGANS, pr0uncis En
erll a1rrayation suffering and disease WINE III tiS
condition. oppressed by the dcrangC ments, take aver
PMS. and sac how directly they restore the natural ac
tion Of the system, and with Il the buoyant iinS OF
health AGAIN, What Is true and so apparent IN tiis 'riNL
and common complant is also true many Of the deep
seated aul dangerous d>tempers. The same purs'tlN
effect eNpcs them. Caused by similar obstrueu1hS anu
arr rapidly and Of them surely, cured by tne same
means None who know the virtues Of these rus viii
neglect 10 employ them when suffering rom the disor-
dcrs they cure. -,
Statements from leading physicians in some OF the
principal cities, aud from other well known puohc per
sons
From F5rrgrdiug Merchant Of S. Louis f'b. T. 100
DR. AVER; Your Pills the paragon OF All that -
great mn medicine They have cured my niue uaushtess
Of ulrsrn .os upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurahlc for years. Her mother has been long grew
ou>v afflicted with bloches and pmpcs ON her SKIN ana
In her hair After child cured, she also trled
3'4' A''''' '' '''>' ~ ISA MORGRIDGE.
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" ~ JOHN G. MEACHAM,
Constellation, CcStiVeneSs, suppression,
Rheumatism. GOut, Neuralgia, DropSy,
Paralysis. Fits. etc.

From. d.. D. T.. Iougha, Montreal, Canada.
Too much cannot D, said Of your Pills for the cure Of
r4.fr..,s ITOthgr- of our fraternity have found them
s- .frsious have they should JOIN me I'M proclaim
iB }, rr ti. benefit of the multituds who suffer from
tt romul.ut hirh, although bad enough IN itself, Is
an, url.uu~ OF others that are wore. believe COS
f Oh originate n the liver, but your Pills Affect that
Or-au and eur. the disease.
Prom Mrs 2. stuart. Physician 0Hd Ndirif, Boston.
find one or two large doses OF Your Pills, taken al the
ttflu when wholly partially suppressed, and also
,.r, t,tIiIl cleanse the stomach and trD'f "pTHS.
They ar much tine best ply We have that recon-
mend no other Go nay patients.
fro.. as L.'. El. Hprts ofths Methodist EPi' Church
PULASKI House, savannah, Ga, Jan. Is, i>fi.
VoN0rIB -ia. Z should o. uu-rItclul for the relief
rir skill h.- brought 1t / din not report my ease
Ia ynu A cold settled in my limbs and brought ON cN
crtriatiug asriVr pains, which ended in cbf0aic rs
r.Tfa. Notwithstanding had the best Of physicians,
,.r - Ht a-,af iu Baltimore, Dr. Mackenzie tried
Nurr Pals. Their elects slow, but SURE ly per
srvcril- tlg use of them, am now entirely wei.
SENATE CItN,lEE:, Baton Rouge, La, . Dee, l,.i.
pE. AVER. have been entirely cJrc by your nus,
of Es-artir God-a painful dl.yI,g that ai 94liied
M for wears. VINCENT SLlDELl-
a--aIa-t of che Pills IN market contain Mercury
winch. .ua-l valuable r.uiHiy u sAtl'ul h'ni, i
tlH- I public pin. fom Oh. dreadful Consequences
that frequently follow its iarJUous Use. These contain
no mercury or mineral substance whatever
Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11

wishing TO obtain tickets for servants
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for Wash
ngon City, and points further NORTH must In all cases be vouch
white citizen Of Richmond In person,
officers Of the Road, tickets wi be sold
pued for by letter. A. D. ALLEN,
: maq0-ly Ticket Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11

TREMENDOUS BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
Il NO TIME LIKE TUE PRESENT S25, 600 WORTH OF NEW
AUCTION BARGAINs-M0RE GOODS THAN ROOM 10 STORE
THEM-LARGE SALES SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RE
TURNa-J MILLHIsER 4 BROTHER 1913 BROAD STREET,
Are penng purchases from the large auction
sales New the prevailing panic prices there and can
truly their friends and that better udIr HHe
money cannot be had Ia this market.
The ladies' particular attention respectfully requested 70 the
assortment Of low priced medium and high priced DRss
GOODS be found In Establishment In the city, without any
exception.
5000 yds P0PLINs, sllk Fgures-25c cost SOC.
200 yds WORsTED vENETIANS-5Oc. worth I5c.
1000 yds All Six P0PLlNs at I5c. and 81 yard
5000 yd Of New Dres Silks greatly below last months prices
EB-Addonal force employed 70 walt on the throng Of Gus
expected and Of running of the goocs rapidly al the pop
prices for which 1913 Broad street is SO famous
ocis J. MiLLHISE2 BRO.
OOO BRLs. REFINED SUGARS, "a diamond, B.
HUU Q. Powdered, crushed and cut loaf For sale by
poas-lu WIN, WALLAoEsoNs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11
As a Family PhysIc.

From Or. p. ". Cart'crigh, Nec Orleans
Your Pills arr the prince Of purges- Their excellent
qualities >urpass any cathartic possess lhey are
mild but very certain and eectual in their action ON the
treatment of disease.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11
AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are YOU sick, feeble. and COM
planning Are you out of order,
with your system dcrangcd, aud
yuur feelings uncomfortable!
These symptoms arr often the
prelude 10 serious illness. Some
III of Sickness Il creeping upon
Won. aud should be ayerted by a
timely use of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills, and cleanse
ont the disordcred humOrs -pu-
rifv the blood. and LEI the fluids
move ON uuObstructcd IN health
AGAIN. They stimulate the fnnc-
tions Of the body into vigorous
activity, purify the system from
the distinctions which make
disease. 4 cold settles some
where in the body, and 0bStructs
4 ss.aaH4HN HHNHHN
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NoTICK 20 NMLPP ; = I'D 80,

- OTHERS-Thr YORKTOWN has h.eu wtihdrasn sntsfes
present The JAMESTOWN, OsPt sANSE
aud enc ROANOKE Capt Cs1C WIN continue eir trips between
this city and YORK touching Norfolk each way Days or
from Neg York Tuesday and saturday a.
departure nom Redmond every Tuesday anu M
IaE a. 2. NJ l.0 LLDLAM a "AtevN.
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
n .vrp E. m ro--au Macs
VULCANTTE TEETH!

Sold wholesale ana RETAIL by PURCELL, LADD CO, Rich
road Va. v RIvES CO. Petesourg J. H. SEAY, Lynch
burg and by al druggists and merchants. aEI9-6meOw
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SAMUEL AYRES q SON.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
NFTrR FOR skLE-G O. Mass Mcoriee, Olive on, Adamanns
~ Candies TAyOrng Boz and other Nails soOehsnd
Aneean Pg Iron, Co.'S Manipulated GuSno Glove
ed &c Ac oc2l-dm
4 600 SQUARES 0F BUCKINGHAM SLATE
,OOO T sale which be delivered al any point on the
cAhsl6y vag me days nece. ny address is New Canton,
'I a. a,@a Ro O. NICHOLS.
w COMMISSION MERCHANT, No 4, 18Th St between Main
and Cary Richmond vs. Particular attention laid TO the sale OF
Tobacco wheat Con- Flour Gas &C Farmer. who are dspos
ship their Grain will be supplied Win bags on tne e
terms charged by Railroad Companies. Consgnments solicited,
and prompt made Having In connection with the store
formerly occupied self taken the adjoining store vacated oy
Messrs @ H. sutton, and having thrown the two ogeer
an prepared every description OF merchandise ~ Wen
produce and general commission business IN RS
branches Thankful for the patronage OF my friends anu e
public would respectfully ask continuance OF me same noz0
SEASONABLE GOODs.-oyster and Steak Dishes Hot
= Coffee Urn Plate Warmers Dish Covers &c
prices sTEBBINS, PULLEN a co.
nols corner oh and Broad sts
REMOVED.
VONFN 4. LANCASTER 4 son, have removed their
u 1871 Main Street. two doors above Farmers BanE
49, shovs oci9
ATTENTION, LADIES!
j % Main Street, the following and beautiful styles OF
ISdiss' Cosslck Boots entirely new
Sip sole, fair stitch kid Congress Boots
Heel button CATERS, thick and thin sole
Congress very superior
Together Win the anest assortment ether styles OF ladies'
have ever had Ladies respectfully nvsdto CAL
JOHN Q. PAdr, JE,
ocza % Main Street.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA.-


, w,ralHn rI my ! JAMES = RIDDTck.
II ,tsSp.siP viRGiSIA Capt ,. RKsey, i nov SAkeASs
receive freight, ant VII leave on fNi"Ni' "e '
No fTsg received uoisss engaged on the wharf -,
Pr sh or pauare having superior accommodation, apply
a ~ "s' " OhAs p. CARDOZO, Agent
10, Main -, or Rocketis,
Boston Ai taken through y''AH At Flassi'a',' AID ,A
~ :. Wall STEAMSHIP JAMES ,xfFF9,
L, TnWN.-Fo8 MN Nokk VIA NoekoLN- ->---<h4-A-s
n JAN ST'wN Capt Thomas ssrner, w leave At O'clock
Fl,ssagsr, y, requested 20 be board 10 due time
r,ssgs YORK and siaercom Included $40 seaI
'pi-S,rs 70 N,rfols same as ty She liver boats.
Fea received today hursdsyD and Up TO the hour OF one
o'do.s p NJ, Fuiay
cS sai S.rSs secured At our of,s or on board ship
Fresh I moderate rates aud forwarded with
'y jsiSca LUDLAM WATSON
INOa " ORLEANS.-The superior tasi sail ssSSSS
4 iog schooner "sOJ rERNER, Geo hloWs master -sS.
board viii be dispatched above before The 2oh inanI
Of cargo passage having good Accommodated
ssioNla D. CoLQUrrT co.
INOR BALTIMORE.-The regular Pa,ke, schE. E$sS
'NoRrH CAROLINA, Euntins master having lo' -<-
Of her engaged and going on board VII have
~ fEs s''s' -'' W D. ooLOUIrT a co.
JIou PRILADELPBsA.-Ta No s@1%
L steamship CITY 0F RICHMOND, Capt Mitchell $1,000
wi D. rsly'e receive ghianl viii leave on Tuesday hs S'A
o O'Clock T. u.
rsat passage having superior sesoImodaions, APP
ply ITO c P CARDO1o' Agent
Boston freight through BY reduced rates at
with dispatch. le,-I
NOTICE 40 SHIPPERS AND SE&
y OTBsRS-Thr YORKTOWN has htcn Withdrawn sssssss
present The JAMESTOWN OsPL sAiNNE1
aud e ROANOKE Capt CB1CC WIN continue rir trips ostFeen
THIS city YORK touching ar Norfolk, each Eay- Days or
ipa York, svery Tuesday and saturday, a.
DAYS Of deParu nom Richmond, Tuesday AMI nj
Dag, asa NJ dec L1pLAN "AtoVN'
NOR IIV EWPOO L.--RichmOnd and /s1SS
n Liverpool Packet Linv.-ihr t7st ship Of 49,
VIRGINIA pNkl. Clptail J. VI Cole, vii had AZ
~. p' r liverpool about the 1Vih Of neNt mu,h ship
~ by special act 20 the L-gtsistu e, Hour
eau De- shipped ship owned u Virginia without Inspection
ls-l. part 81 her freightis already engaged
6.5,-T DAVID 8 VA CURBIE
nAELV LINE IN THE JAMES -,STA
y RlNgR, by tre steamers GlEN COVE and -Aztzssss
QUITS PECK The steamer CURTIS PECK viii mt rs
DAY MORNING next thr 18th inst the regular iun
between Richmond Portsmouth and SoroN leaving the wharf 40
R-ke every THURSDAY, sATU RDAN and III ssDAN NOM
IEGS. 40 O'Clock
DAY WEDNESDAY and gRIDAY MORNINGS 81 t'e se ho1r,
90 ncck and each boat viii alternate day except
Surfayl ussi1E regular daily line between ne 40
places unsurpassed r speed and accommodations oy any other
las
rs Boats v,1a al all tse regular Landings the river
both nF amt returning and f-g lt usual bui M
freight landed hs river mls;br paid Tor when sent
down. and viii Dee responsible f1r artr spui on ue
W Iirf 30 Whlch 10 s directed marked.
Passage o. OF from Norfolk OF Portsmouth a..
ocis R o. HASHINS
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NOR RALTIMORE.-The regular packet schr ~
NORTH CAROLINA" Bunting master, having por -<
Ton Of her engaged and going on board VA have
"a W D. COLOUITT co.
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T,Du pHItADFLPIIEA.-Tae

ENOU PIxILADELPRsA.-The A No / A%rSR,
L Steamship CITY o. Rio HNoND, Capt z MITCHELL
VIM b. rsvto receive gi aud viii leave Tuesday, Tie sth
Instant O'Clock T. NJ
resat passage having superior Accommodations, Ap
plv to C. P. CARDOZO, Agent,
100 Main o. Rockets
Roon ht taken through BY steam, reduced rates. at
vlth tt.,.t,h irt-L
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~ :. Wall STEAMSHIP LANES III

UNDk n " ORLE NNS.-The superior fas' sail essSS
iog schooner "sOl rUERNER.' Geo buows, master sSs
having ID. greater portion Of her engaged ard gong on
had WILDE dispatched As above before The 2h insiant
70 remainder Of cargo passage having good Accommodation
ia-la W D COLQUITT CO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-01-11

rgtHs INSTITUTION pern1n suty established sni usue
re--f operation 10 Ia under the iucatc supervision OF
te Principal whose a1i Interest o, IS make worthy he
continued patronage o. the community
BRANCHES TAUGHT.
Double Entry Book Keeping Commercial Calculations Plain and
Ornamental Penn auship aud he Modern Languages
particulars please apply At The College or wits for Ccu-
NJ Al, "a REvvE p-pclpsl A Propriator
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ayOR EIVERPOO L.--Richmond and SIS,

Lsvrrpool Packet Linr.-Thr fist ship % 49,.
tbs Inc the VIRGINIA DNkE Clpain =. VI Cole will sd AZ
TITS p1r liverpool about the goth 90 reN M nth ship
-r bear by special act 20 the Legislature Hour
shpped ts Ship owned n Virginia without ieci!on
Is-l, part o. Der freightis already engaged
6-5, IF DAVID wa. CURBIE.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05
Ronor,, from ,s,c soutl,orn Con.t.

New York, Nov. .--30The frigate st. Law
renee, bIockading off St. SjrmonG's Sound ,Geor-
gia, captured the rebel schooner Fanny Lee, on
the 9Th INST She proved quite valuable prize.
being loaded with rice and tobacco
A Key West letter states THAI the privateer
Beaurepard made no resistance. She was com
manded by Captain Gilbert Hay and captured
100 miles from Abaco. She threw overheard
most cf her ammunition, &c. She had met ne
vessels, and had not even fired agun since loav
ing Charleston.
The vessel captured by the Connecticut was
the schooner AdaIaiie, Of Nassau. She was
bound to Savannah and had several cases Of
swords aboard, and her purser was Lieutenant
Hardy of the Confederate army.
The steamer Isabel is represented to be nearly
ready for her armament at Charleston. She viii
be commanded by Capt Rollins.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05
a Kentucky Newspapers Takes 'isc Right
Ground.

The Frankfort Commonwealth, speaking OF
Col JOHN CocIRANE's speech in favor OF EN-
ploy ing the slaves of rebels against the rebel,
lion, says
1.-THE policy indicated by Mr.. Coch rane is
exactly right and in accordance with the usages
of civilized warfare. We hope to see 1t adopted
by the Govern nent. 1t should have been at
first Had it been, many lives of loyal citizens
would have been saved that were lost through
the wishy-washy and anomalous conduct of the
Government towards traitors in arms Since
the commencement of this most unnatural war,
it has been safer to be rebel than to be loyal
TO the Government.
The extreme punishment Of treason has thus
far been an oath of allegiance which rebel
will take with as much sang tr0sd as he would
gin cocktail. Why should not the slaves OF
traitors in arms be confiscated to the use OF the
government? The Democrat will not deny that
slaves are property, as clearly so as are mules.
Is it right and proper to confscate a mule and
put it to hauling transportation Z If it Isl is
it not equally right and proper to conhscate a
slave for driver of that mule 3? Both are prop
erty and both are employed by the rebels in their
attempt to destroy this government. We be-
lieve in fighting the devil with fire.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05
For THE TELkT
Tonight.
BY W. V. nv

Tonight see an angel band,
Fair spirits from the '5etter land"
Their robes are white, their faces fair,
Their eyes are blue, auburn their hair
Inyears agone scarce three times three,
Our hearts were light and wild and free,
But cold death came and broke our band,
And one went of to the "Better land"
Oh who can tell the pain we felt,
As round her lonely bier we knelt.
But breath from off the other shore
Said Calls well"-we wept no more
The GUNNER sun but thrice bad shone,
In years upon the howery grave,
Ere death again caught from their home,
Two sisters fair-in Heaven to Soar
To- night as sit by the open door,
And thin as I've often thought before,
Of times agone, and those VINO now
Are robed in light, with sparkling brow.
dream of youthful days once more,
The meadow fair, and lakelet's shore,
And voices aWeet are ringing Tree,
In chorus DER the rolling lea.
/ sigh to think that cruel death,
Should come and steal away the breath
OfloVed ones dear, who never more,
Shall tread again this mortal shore
But on those blissful plains on high,
Far, far above the starry sky,
If faithful to the trust THAT'S 9iUen,
I'll meet them all-s9ved in Heaven.
ristol, Wis, Nov. 90, 1861.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05

A GENTLEMAN in London, who had not lived
long in his house, went to the seaside for week
or two, leaving everything safe, and his furni.
ture locked up NJ several rooms When be re
turued it was late AT night, and be could not
ind his house. It had absolutely been srld
pulled down and carried awayain his absence
rhe assistance Of the police was Obtained, wher
it was found that person Of fashionable exte-
rior had called upon furniture dealer aud upon
ONE pretext that ne wished to ctnigrate' a-Heu
him To value the furniture in MS house. an ea
innate was given, ii bargain WIS ",ucN' ~ 81
everything III the Ous was taken a"AJ' "
tbiaf ,hen went TO a brio layer, and inventing
'' aie tia that he WISHED to bnrd larger hous" on
the s ste s sold The brick and materials tor what
49,, ,ro,,1d Gs.cb The astOnishnent OF the Ow
nar fresh from elbathing, who left housc
and furniture. and on his return could lind
neither. was a caution.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-05

IJfPORTER and DeaIsr an Wines, liquors, Porter
Ale, Ste. MarEet Street
All ISIPO KTED Liquors for sale in bond at New forl
and Boston Prices with fire ghJ fare. Double Recthee
Wniskey in any quantity, at Chicago and milwaukee,
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