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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-04

MRS. ALICE c. HALEY, of Floyd, Iowa, in a
mt OF insanity on the 10th inst, struck her hus-
band with an axe, while he was sleeping on a
lounge, inficting a wound on his neck, from
which he died in few days afterwards. She
has since been taken TO the Insane Asylum at
Mount Pleasant
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From GraftOn---GsnIIant Exploit of the
Federal Troops.

We had, yesterday, an account by telegraph
of fight near Cumberland, which seemed
apochIycal; but Col. Wallace, part of whose
command were engaged in the affair, commu-
nicates the following particulars to Gen. Nc
Clelland, in his report We print what he
says:-
81 have been accustomed to sending my
mounted pickets, thirteen in all, to different
posts along the several approaches to Cumber-
land Finding it next to impossible, yesterday,
to got reliable information respecting the enc
my, united the thirteen, and directed them if
possible to get to Frankforttown, midway be-
tween this place and Romney, and see if the
rebel troops were there. They went within a
quarter of mile Of the place and found it full
of cavalry.
In returning, they overlook party ofhorse-
men, and at once charged them, routing and
driving them back more than mile, killing
eight Of them, and securing seventeen horses.
Corporal Hayes who was in command of my
men, was desperately wounded with saber cuts
and bullet.
Taking him back they halted about one hour
and were then attacked by the enemy, who
were reinforced to about rs men. The attack
was so sudden that they abandoned the horses
and crossed to a small island at the mouth of
Patterson's creek.
The charge OF the rebels was bold and con-
fdent, yet twenty-three fell under the fire of my
picket, close about and on the Island.
My fellows finally We're driven off and scat
tered, each man for himself All are in camp
now.
Corporal Hays of company A ia wounded,
but recovering. John G. Hollingsworth of
Company b is dead. He was taken prisoner
and brutally murdered. Three companies went
TO the ground this morning and recovered every
thing belonging to the picket, except few
horses
The enemy were engaged all night in boxing
up their dead. Two of their officers were kilt
ed. They laid out twenty-three corpses in the
porch of neighboring farm house. We shall
bury Hiingsworth tomorrow.
have positive information thai four reg-
ments of rebels are in Romney under Col Nc
Donald. The report of the slirmish sounds like
fiction, but it is not exaggerated. The fight
was really one of the most despela ate on record,
and abounded in instances OF wonderful daring
and GOODNESS.
Signed LEW. WALLACE.
The Seventh Ohio Regiment has arrived and
moved toward Buckhannon Their Colonel is
an old fur trader, thoroughly acquainted with
all the roads of this region. McCook's German
regiment, il is said, has moved from Philippi
to BuckhannoD.
A lot more prisoners were discharged today
The grounds Of their arrest were thought frivo.
lous. Companies are beginning to organize
more rapidly in this section for the protection
of Western Virginia. Mai. Cakes swore in three
to-day. The five hitherto sworn in have rendez-
voused at Clarksburg.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

II Beaoroient Institution eSta6l shed b gpecq Epdoosn
for The Relief Of he SickGnd distressed afflicted rim Pm
tent and Epidemic Diseases, and especially for TIE Cure Of
Diseases Of he Sexual Organs. 49, y
NE EDICL advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
4TH to all who apply by letter, with description of
their condition occupation, habits Life BE and
in eases Of poverty furnished free charge
VALUABLE reports on permatorrhcea other dse0sas
Of the sexual organs and on the NEW REMEDIES
ed in the Dspensary sent to the afflicted scaled
free Of charge Two three Stampsfor postage Will be
acceptable " -
Address, DR.. J. SkILLIN HOUGHTON Acting Sur
Howard Association South Ninth street Pb,la-
deLphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors. TIv27I
GEO. FAiRCHILD Sec EZRA D. HAFTWELI, Pres
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Advance on Harper's Ferry.

Baltimore June 25
A gentleman just from Frederick says that on
Saturday, at mon, the advance guard of Col.
Stones column was at point of Rocks, moving
towards Harper's Ferry, and one of Gen. Patter.
tersons Columns had passed through Greencastle,
tertained in the vicinity that Harper's Ferry
would be occupied to day by Federal troops.
The government has possession of the Telegraph
lines, end permits nothing to be translated relative
to the movements OF troops in that vicinity. Our
informant also learned that the report OF the
hanging of Col Bowman and Mr.. Chase, at Mar
tinsburg, was current there yesterday morning but
una a-as<.sast aimed To ba inearract
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TIE Tallahassee Sentinel has learned how NJ,

TIE Tallahassee Sentinel has learned how Mr.
Lincoln lives 1t says:
Lincoln keeps five men in his room to guard
him by night, and Mrs. Lincoln two to guard her!
Old Abe, in order to keep his spirits and courage
up, "pours the spirits down. and is half drunk
all the time. For fear OF being poisoned, Mrs
Lincoln has turned cook and prepares all the food
they eat Some ministers of the Gospel recently
called to see him to intrea him to desist from his
mad policy of coercion, when the indignant Abe
cursed them away, swearing that the Southerners
should wade knee deep in blood before entering
w ashington City.
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Dispatch to the N. Y. Herald

Washington, July I.-During last night a
serious skirmish occurred between the advanc-
ed outposts OF the Pennsylvania Fourth and
the rebels, near Falls Church. Three or four
rebels were taken prisoners, one was killed
and several were wounded. The first picket OF
the Pennsylvania Regiment was also killed
For short time things looked very serlous.-
The dead and wounded were brought into camu
to-day
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Camp Randall.-There are n

Camp Randall.--There are now about
1850 men at Camp Randall, Madison, and
companies continually coming in, The Fifth
Regiment go into the barracks occupied by the
Second Regiment, and the Sixth into tents
pitched on the ground Everything is repre-
scented to be in good condition and comforta
HE.
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SPACEsEE .gsg9R'HgRS.

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the hour of trial comes the harder fortune bears upon
her the greater clip and consolation will she find h.
little piece of mechanism. TO the prUs erous and veal
thy it is most useful servant 1t eats nothing and tn,
cost to keep ii is nothing, yet the work will do is
nous. Woman in every sphere OF lite finds it a help
IL is strouS durable does not ger CUT OF order, and viii
last for years in hardest service all while To our
aldy readers and the gentlemen who are interested IN
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mend it is the best machine for sewing rt Is manufac
tCred 1t makes strong stitch, that will not wear out
alike on both sides the mdteyiaG, and is in every re.
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Cook Stone Co., 124 Lake Street, Chicago are the
Northwestern Agents. Read Their advertisement in
another column.
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The Rebel Force in virginia.

WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Tribune spe-
cial dispatch says the rebel troops in Virginia
are estimated at 10000, of which $4,000 are
armed, and not more than 25,OOO can be con
centrated nywhere. There are now lo,OOO al
Manassas, 1000 at Yorktown. Norfolk IS re-
garded as impregnable. 1t is said they dom
intend TO make stand at any point, and but q
short one at Manassas. 1t is not their inten'
ton to engage in pitched battle, but to mar
ass MS Benuregard's advance guard is encamp-
ed from Springfield to Fairfax Court House,
mostly in forests. All the grain is seized,
farmers receiving nothing. One South OaToii-
ma regiments term of enlistment IS out IL Is
said they are DESTROYS OF going home. 1hey
have been paid in Virginia scrip.
Col Stone has been reinforced.
Lieut.. Dutton of Mississippi, has rendered
his resignation, and has been dismissed from
the navy.
A Washington dispatch to the Times says
fire in the United States Hospital, yesterday
caused much alarm. 1t was mainly queDcheC
by the exertions of DR. Ingraham. 100 patients
were in the hospital at the time.
[Herald's Dispatch.1
All our vessels sent anywhere have rifec
cannon. The Rodman gun will be put on {
vessel to operate near Monroe, especially Sew
all's Point.
1t is said the Unionists Of East TENNESSEE
and Texas follow the example Of Western Fir
GINA. =,
Judge Shelby of Western Texas has arrived.
He says a movement is on foot to separate from
the rest of the State. Secret Union associations
have been formed The Union feeling is daily
extending.
1t is reported that General Carter, at the
head of200 Unionists, routed 400 scessonist'
there.
A large sand fort is being erected nea
Brownsville, to mount 300 guns of the heavi
est cslibre
Important information has been elected frcn
South Carolina by a soldier captured in Virgin
ia. He was at the bombardment of Sumter ant
says no troops are stationed at Virginia o
Fairfax. At Manassas are South Carolin
regiments. At the latter place, all roads lead
ing to Washington are obstructed. The rebel
expect an attack daily, and are sleeping OF
their arms Colonel Gregg's South Carolin,
regiment enlistment has expired and owing t,
bad treatment they would 60 home were it no
for the enemys presence. At meeting of of
users there was an almost unanimous DISPOSE
ton TO return home.
Beauregard's advance guard of best troop
indicate disposition to contest every inch 0
ground.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Govenment cal
now concentrate 10000 troops here in tire,
hours
Intelligence was received tho morning tina
fourteen Confederate scouts attacked our pick
cts at Shutten Hill, near Alexandria. One o.
our men was killed and and one wounded
Two Confederates were killed and one wound
ed. They were routed and fed.
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WAsHINGToN, June %.
| The Pawnee arrived at the Navy-Yard this
morning, bringing Intelligence from Matthias PIT
According to the statement of persons in the ex.
| petition, Capt Ward of the Freeborn YESTERDAY
| obtained from the Pawnee reinforcements of about
| twenty men, and united with others from his own
vessel, comprising between thirty or forty men in
| all, they started in several cutters for Matthias
Point, taking with them about $50 bags which
were filled with sand on the shore, and with which
| breastworks were soon erected
| While on returning to the Freeborn to Obtain
cannon for the battery, force of the Confeder ate
troops, variously estimated at from 200 to 500
suddenly emerged from the thick woods where
| they were concealed and poured voly of shot
into the party, who made hasty retreat Several
OF the men jumped into the water, swimming to
| the Freeborn Capt. Ward protected the mon "a
far as possible firing II or Is shots among the reb
els, but the effect could not be ascertalned
| capt. w ard, while hiring gun. struck in
the brest by bullet, and died in the course of an
hour. sailor was wounded in four places it ia
! though: mOrtally. Several others were wounded
The flag carried by the cexswain was complete
| ly riddled. The men all reached the vessel with
out further damage. 1t is said that after the Fed.
eral forces retreted from Matthias, the breastworks
were Immediately occupied by the Confederates.
| Second Dispatch.-It appears that the Federal
| forces landed at the point numbered only IS mon
| aud all day yestei day were erecting a battarv
| there. While retiring to the boat at 6 m the
men were fired upon by Go rebels concealed. The
u. =, st6aInara
Freedom and Pawnee taking part in the ENGAGE.
ment. -Four ofOur men were wounded, one mr.
tally. One hundred aud fifty holes were shot IN
the flag but cOxswain Williams who held it contin.
ued to wave it defantly at the enemy The hoots
of the steamers were riddled with bullets If ia
reported that 1000 more rebels were close at hand
to support the attacking party. 1t is also beIiev
ed the shells thrown by the Pawnee inflicted ser
lous loss OF life among them The Freeborn retir-
ed to Aqua Greek.
The object of Capt Ward in throwing up the
breastwoIks at Matthias Point was that his boats
crew might De able to hold the place with the aid
OF a small howitzer battery, and covered bv fbe
32-pounder guns of the Freedom, until his force
should be reinforced by the New York 7Ist Keoi
ment, which he had sent for to come to his snn.
port. 1t was thought that the regiment once there
could tortiiy themselves and hold the place against
any force short of vastly superior numbers, The
Pawnee, however arrived at the Navy Yark with
Capt. Wards corpse before his dispatch reached
the list
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WE would call the attention Of those suffering from
Consumption. Bronchitis, &C. to adyertis m-nt in
another column of this paper of important discovery
for the of those diseases, introduced for the
4rst time to the American public by Messrs Leeds Gil
more r Co., of New York. yoI21n41.m
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-04

3rd and zth Wisconsin Regiments.
Fond Du Lac July2-Fhe contract for trans
porting the Bird Wisconsin Regiment was let
to day to the Michigan Southern Railroad
The Regimen will probably leave here next
Tuesday. The 4th Regiment, at Racine, will
move at the same time
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CO0kEpkkEES CAaEE.
Office Of the Kelo8h3 Telegraph.

Ul!lGV Vi llt AGluSl3 Iti5sIipn
Thursday, ,BuIy. 4Gh.
GRAIN MARKEP-The receipts of grain at this port,
though unusually large for the the year ave
fallen off somewhat from the heavy receipts of the pre-.
vious we *. We quote Spring Wheel steady at s.
though the market is less fine day 1t should be I'M
derstood the above quotations for gold Oats are
'ess active and lower. We quote liable
PR WIS., oNs.-Provsions are in far supply and dull.
We cannot quote Butter Sc and Eggs T. Eggs howev-
er are not plenty and in good request. Smoked
Hams are duh at aud Shoulder, G. Potatoes are dun
at 10 for good qualities.
WOOL.-Wool come forward freely out the
wool maaket is devoid of animation. One or two East
ern buyers in the but farmers are reluctant
to take the prices offered and sales are slow The views
ofbuyers are pretty firmly fixed ~ for common and
not above 80 for best grades Mixed grades Will Of
course range betweea these prices
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IOWhRVILLE, UTaWIOTd Co, WI8-- Fed. q, IoUI.
DR.. G. W. ROback Proprietor of the scandinavian
Remedies, Cincinnati, Ohio-Dear Sir Please send me
sixty dozen of your Pills Immediately, l am nearly
out and shall lose sales if they promptly ship
ped. Although this is a very small place. as suppose
you know, enabled to send you large an order
because most OF the physicians in this part Of the
try recommend them and prescribe them ia their prar
ce People won't have any pills but yours, end they
really the BEST for 1 them myself when l need
anything of the kind
Last lot of urer received safe and selling we'll viii
settle with your agent, whenever called upon p care
O. p Martin, Prairie du CHEN.
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
90 See advertisement III another co umn 4w2
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JULY PPOINTM NTs.
DIR v. C. PRICE.

ANALYT ICAL PLY SICIAN .
Late Of Buffalo, N Y, can be consulted at
KENOsHA, City Hotel, on Tuesday and Wednesday
the 9th and 10th OF July.
Racine, Racine House, 18th Of July.
Waukegan, Office at Residence 20th and 2tst June
Woodstock, Woodstock House, 18th Of July.
Principal Office, Chicago, Ill.
Observation-Disclosures, H., where all letters may be
sent.
DR. PRICE deyotes his whole time to the of ScrO-
fuia, rheumatism, sftts. Nervous MaiadIes,
Female Difficulties, Consumption, Throat,
liver, Heart, and all Chronic Complaint Our prac-
tce, founded TRUTH Of seventeen years standing, diff
fers from all Others no tring with human existence,
sacrificing life by experiments We know upon examin
alton the cause Of disease aud remedy needed to
it, not by guessing, but by knowing poisons harsh
medicines to Injure the constitution but mild and eff
cient; no making sick make WE'LL tearing down to
build up abandoning business or starving, no giving
enlargement without prospect coming once never to be
again, but in dealings, r nk in opin
IONS moderate charges, regular every few weeks
10 visits We invite Investigation claim not to know
everything, everybodydo claim TO reason and
sense, and to seven out of ten sadto be in
durable. We particularly request those who have tried
this scientific DOCTOR that respectful physician, boosted
advertised medicines and doctors until worn and
discouraged TO call upon US, costs nothing consulta
ION is free. 1y1s
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Current Wisconsin EanlEs

The following is a list of Wisconsin 8auks whose
notes are current at par:
Bank of Beloit, Fioltcr B2 k,
Bank of the Interior, Germai, Bank.
Bank OF jefferson, Green Bay iiauS,
Bank of Madison Hudson Oily Bank,
Bank of Milwaukee, Iowa lounly Bank,
Bank of Monroe, Jeffe son County Bank
Bank of Moneka, Juneau Bans,
Bank Of the Northwest, Keuo-ha County Bank
Bank of Oshkosh, Zimmerman S Bank
Bank of Prairie du Chen, GaLwOod Bank,
Bank of Ripon, Oshko-h Commerce 3 Is
Bank of Sheboygan Prairie City Bank,
Bank Of Sparta, Racine County Bank,
Bank of Watertown Rock County Bank
Bank or Whitewater Rock River Bank,
Bank of Weyauwega Rockwell Ga Bank
Bank of Wisconsin, Sank City Bank,
Bank Off X Lake, Sank County Bank
Central Blk of Wisconsin, Second Ward Bank,
City Bank of Prescott Shawanaw Bank,
| Columbia County Bank, state Bank
Commercial Bank, State Bank OF Wis.
Corn Exchange Bank, St. Croix Valley Bank
Corn Planters Bank Summit Bank,
| Dane County Bank, Sun Prairie Bank,
ExB'k OF Darling & Go. Waworth County Bank
Elkhorn Bank, Waukesha County Blk
Fmers & Mechanics Blk, Wisconsin Bank,
Farmers & Millers Blk Wisconsin Mari ne & Fire
Forest City Bank, Insurance Co: Bunk.
| Bank of Racine,
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LUCIUs II. FooTE, formerly merchant at
Chicago, has just been appointed Collector of
the port of San Francis CO, with salary of $4,-
500 per year.
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.RSrTSC CLEO

And other kinds of
Tomatoes, Co5bages, CaatJlo,eer Egg Plants
shubbery 81 Flower PLANTS.
OF every description, ready for bedding out very
cheap, III No 40, Park Avenue, near the Park
Kenosha, May 9TH 1861. stiff H. f. PHELPS
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| Us The banks of the Southern Confederacy
have voted to credit the jeff. Davis Govern
menJ to the amount of hundred millions of
dollars. But who will credit them ?--LouiscMe
| Innr1,nI
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EsPLOYMENT.-Ths Erie Sewing Machine Company de
sire to secure a few Travelling Agents upon a salary Of
sion. This is opportunity seldom offered, and those
who choose a itant business, rely on constant
employment for of years. Address Erie Sea05ng
Machine 20. JAMES, General A gem, Milan Ohio
Gm37
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SOME of our people believe that we must
have war with England before the present
troubles are ended. Well, if it must be so, il
must.
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s79eeU e8egUes'sssesssessgs.
ELseR nE E.9REnase

AEUSE EE -4L%CSGCst .
Remaining in the Post Office at Keuosba
June Ist 1861.
ADLpW mrs William Mathews miss Malia U
EsAILIE n 4 III hmneymis3 Catherine
Bats Nicholas Mcneil mis- Catherine
BIackman mrs Desire Mcdonnell miss Mary
Bailey Robert miner Jacob VI
Bangs ovra McNicor miss Elizabeth
Barren miss Emily Mattck Thomas
backus Theodore Hc&amara John
ButIer Lester Mchenna miss Mary L
Bishop Abraham KILLER Mr.
CONNELL Matthias 5 McCuough miss Ellen
trandalI Mary " HEWMAN Clement
ClneP OYER miss Angelina
Cutting II + Umaey Bridget
CGSWell Mr. OagOud Ira
Correct PatTick PRATT mrs George
Crittendeu miss Jennie Pierce J 4
| Chambers Francis Pierce II L
Cox miss Eva Peep miss EstherE
DONELAN Lawrence po.end mrs j l.
Dalton mrs Margaret Pearson
Day mrs Olivia Q Pollard mrs 5 3
Day Samuel Pierce j
Doty w W a3iCE mrs Matilda
Darcy miss Olivia Richardson mrs j l.
Patton Thomas Robinson mrs S y
Dis6row John Rice miss LydaJ
DAVIS Frederick e Robinson =
ENlGHT Thomas Russell Henry A
FOSTER ans 4 iltmiap Mary A
Fadden miss Mary A &GANBkiDGL William
Barnsw0rth miss Rose Siajth miss Mary
Fleming II A Smith h Il
Foster Al Smith Lavina
ranCs ii shaw Emma
Fetch Alison Spencer William
GREEN miss Ada + Seby Benjamin
Green miss Sarah Skinner Ii G
GUriu mrs = Silver Isaac
GilIett i Smith Charles
HAVEN I'D FHOM As William
Hanien John Thomson Herman
HOuLJJ ITeumure John
Hauey Peter Jacob Taylor j
Hubbard William VusAlH~on 4
Hinton Kew j gJiLti Marcus 4
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The merchant always possesses at least two OBJ
jects, viz: To sell his goods and enhance his
riches; but he forgets to count how much of the
profits go to the devil
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SoUND.-The Ohio platform, under which the
people of that state now rally, has two planks,
namely: First whip the rebels quickly, and
second, whip them well.
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WILLIAMspnRr .Inlu

1t appears that the intended crossing of the Po-
tomac at Shepard Ford, by our troops, was aban-
doned on account of the steepness of the opposite
bank. The whole force encamped at the t0rd en-
braces eight full regiments, besides several corps
OF artillery, cavalry, &c, under marching orders
tonight. They will cross the river and stay, and
take ten days rations. General johnson lies thrte
miles this side OF Martinsburg, with 5000 men,
He has been observed erecting earthword batteries
and planting guns in position to prevent the pass,
age of our troops,
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Millinery and Dress Making.

Ls1- Ese3- . a Ba bow Ka,
FESAKES pleasure in announcing the Ladies of Ke-
IA nosia and vicinity that she has fitted up Est b.
snment on Main Street. nearly opposite needs Jewelry
store, where she is prepared to
FIT &c MAKE DRESSES,
the most Fashionable Style. She keeps constantly
on hand full assortment Of
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sjMaER A AE LIP.

In Bristol June 5, by the Rev. w. Carver, Mr.. J. F.
HoLLIsTER of Cuba Ills, Miss O. A. sCOFIELD of
Bristol
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EzB'The Post-Office Department, in consid-
Grafton of the loyalty of the citizens of East
Tennessee, has made arrangements for furni sh-
ing them increased postal facilities. The mails
will hereafter be sent thither by way of Cincin-
natl, instead of Louisville
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

made up Of best materials and in the latest Styles.
We are prepared to
CUT AND MAKE
Every description of Clothing Employing none but
The best a0ornen W. Customers Of this
Department. Of perfect satisfaction, both at to FIT,
STYLE, DURABILITY QUALITY Of the garments we
make.
s28@ Cutting done Of every description.
Remember a0eU the location:
NO &, himball's Block next door to Geo Baldwin,s
Shoe Store-Sgu OF the "Big Watch ana God Pen
S. T. COMSTOCK, ............. L, B. EMMONs