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REJOICE IN HEALTH
Friend, DO you suffer- Are yoa the victim Of spy
efthose numerous ailments which arse nom i'm
purity o. the blood! w hat are they, Go you All
Rather ask what are they no.9 The blood is the
source OF lie snd health and il 10 the fret eeEnert
ne system. - The fsse BIZ ss,ssts The ever sSss
prevailing Neural The irr1tatins Eryseelss. the
subtle ser9fula, the sfonixtpg RLeamatism, NeT-
yoes Debility DyspeIsis, Liver Comp liant With i;s
torpor and Detection, and the lunberlecs ria thai
fesh s heir to- derive tbclr Edoous origin from tie
piocdt DeI kindly then and gently with the blood.
Uas tho vitcfStng RESOURCES Of nature for lie sic
And srfor rs 90 commend 20 your confidence and
use that truiy valuable medicarnent knovnas
INDIAN rk Eksi Il cef SfEcoc7IoM.
With regard to this almost inf lIlibe specific
lo1ulaf eonnment has spoken In deolded terms
And ne ev1derces OF this great efhoacy arc sus-
tAlneo oy cceef1nt eyovAs Of o6rstve eFects snd
remedies and tie bee. medical skill have failed
Let M gay, In conciusion, that certificates
cures are not sought from the Jitsrate and super
noial, but they are volunteered from the most re-
1Ieo@ble SOURCES and justify the highest terms in
winch IL 10 possible to commend go valuable a
syeolno 20 public approval, We may add also thai
the curative properties Of the medicine are es ualIed
only By ts restorative effects, the system reooves-
Ina from discsse with renewed CONSTITUTIONAL viGor.
city, and By the proprietor, MRS NJ. COX.
None genuine pnIess her name 10 blown on the
bottle and her scal on the cork
Wholesale ss.t. ri. < L. CissET, Sr1srt,,
9eorgetovn, D. c., Wholsssis Agent for the bis.
mo-, and VIII supply the trade st my Pnoes.
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~ The D Massachusetts, brigade is TO be com
miOded by Hon. Ben F. Butler Rreckinridge
delegate in tbs last National Democratic Conven
ten.
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L. PL UMBER AND GAS FILTER.
Hss removed TO ths corner of Twelfth and r ats.
be IL prepared tn introduce Water and Gas upon
satisfaction.
II has on hand q lot of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than cost, as he
vlshes % get rid of them. no u
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INDIAN rE W mS fSEET SfEcocrroN.
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,1,s and s-Protected By Royal
Seels OF The Eooe De Pfarmscie de Paris, and the
Imperial College Of Medioine. Vieuna
No. 10 invaluable for exhaustion and nato rrhea
md al physical disabilities.
No. completely eredioetes all traces of those
diseases that have been hitherto treated by the
ecous and pernlolouf use of oopeivn and oubeb,
No. has entirely supplanted the Injurious use of
mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer SPEEDY
tsiei, disPrTsins al impurities, and roofing on
TRlEsEMsR, Nos. ]. and 8. are prepared in
And oan be carried IN the wsistooet pocket sod
In TN Gases, aod divided into separate doses an nj
minstered q Velpeeu, LAllemand, Roux. Rioord,
90. Price Is each, OF four oases for Ss, which
Saves a9d In Ga cases, whereby there u a saw
Ing II AS To be had, wholesale and retail, OF Dr..
BARROW, of 1914 Bleccker street. New YoTf.
lmpeolateiy on receiving remittance, DR. Bgfrov
v1lfofwsyd the Triesenar 70 any part Of the World
securely pacfed, and ADDRESSED according 10 the in
stInctons 81 the writer. - 49, AN
The Book, Of oil others, that should be road nv
men with damaged and broken down oonstitutions
n"Human Fraiity, or Physlolof ical kesearches y
In beautifully Illustrated, and treats uInutey of
81 me symp oms that invariably develop them
seyes sooner or later, resulhnE from the frailties
~, mo visapE habits Of earl, outh, Incspaoitaiins
.s o sns satns the SGn hs
etins Ell the functions Of manhood, snd S1ins,as
Sold bI kRoW, isa bsscfer stssst oe saa1
loot esiov Maodougal, New York. Price g
ce1ts sent Tree every where.
tngton. d. G. a. =. sm
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EDUCATIONAL.

u FEMALE EDUCATION.
l. HOSE Parents whs wish their daug hters to re-
oewo thorough and Systematic educatlpn, where
their ply steal training will receive daily and special
attention, under the most approved system of Calls
enlcg and Gymnastics, are respectfully invited "a
VISIT the Union Female Academy, corner Four
teoath St snd New York ay.
MIR. & MRS. K. RICHARDS,
so SD-tf Principals.
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GAS FITTING. &c.

" GAS IXTURES.
W T. Have In store, anu are da receiving, Gas
FIXTURES OF entirely New Patterns and Desie ms
and Finish, superior in style to anything heretofore
offered an this market. w invite citlzens general
" TO call and examine our stock of Gas snd Wafer
Fixtures, feeling confident that we have the best
selected stock in Washington.
Ali Work in the above line Entrusted 10 opf oare
VIII be promptly attended to.
MYERS & MeGHAN.
mar ST. 376 street,
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YrgJL.Nrr, Mich. J.nl 1871

From TIE ErnmtneT, Norfolk, Va
Cerhslin PILLS accomplish the objsot FIR which
tfey FeTs msdo, VIZ: euro of hosdaehe in all its
forms.
FTom the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They heve been tosted in more than a Thousand
cases, with entire success.
From the Democrat, Sc. Cloud, Minn.
tJou are, or 1--we been troubled with the head
may have them in case 0i au. attack.
From the Advertiser, Provids.es, RI
The CoPb.lip pills are said to be remnrkabl,
onsctlye icme FOR the Eeafache. and one of the
yer, best Tor s-at very fTeEGon complaint which
FTrm IKE Western Il. r. Gazs,.s. Caieago, H.
we heartily endoIee Mr. Spalding, and his I'M
rlsalie1 Caphniic Pills.
From The Kannuoha VcIley Star, Kanarcha, Va.
We are AUTO that persons suffering with the head
ache. who try them, viii stiok to them.
From the Southern Pa.k Fts!s,. Ns,p Oylsaa,. La
Try them you that are afli ictad and we are sure
tIat youT testimony can DO added to The already
numerous list that has received benefits that NO
otter medicine csn produce.
Fr0v; the ST. Loasis Democrat.
p, Inc lnmense demand for the article (Cephalio
FIis)iS rapidly Increasing.
From the Gazette. Davenport, Ic..a.
MT. spaltlng would not connect his name with
sa oItloe hs cid not knoIo to possess real merit.
From tke Advertiser, Prouidenes, n. T.
TIE testimony In their favor Is strong, from the
most respectful Q suarters-
From the Daily Re,cs, Ne,rport, II. I.
Cephaic Pile are taking the place of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Na,..
SAID to be very eficsoIOus for the headache.
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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TRAYELERS, DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
On and AFTER Sunday, april 18th, 1851, the trains
leave WasHINsTeN at Is and ITO g. m.
Leave BALTiMo ORE at and s.IO a. m s45 and
SIP
Passengers for the West, Southwes. and North
west Will take toe AS a m. aud - p. m. trains,
which oonnec: xith Western trains at w aship gton
Junction.
For Phiisde phia and Nsw York, Is and ITO O.
m and IS N.
For Annapolis, 40 =, m. and 245p.m m.
For Norfolk, 245 D. m.
On Sundas but one train, at245 p. m and on
Saturday the IS p. m. train goes TO PhIladephls
only. w. p. SMITH,
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Hors. These bonds arc dated JanusrJ, 1857,
payable Ct Bank of Commerce, Now York, in
November, sS6AiIteTest Pcy able IN January aud
July of esoh year.
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NorE.-Bonds No. 1900, and below of this series,
issued June, 1857, and bonds No. 200, and above
that, dated August, 1887, parable at he Phoenix
Bank, New York CITY, in 1887.
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Sele January, lsss, q Bspk Of ksiubiin, ESv
iofA' ih'erest payable In January and July.
North Carolina gin Yer cent Coupoa Bondse- oou-
pons payable In April asd October. viz,
sonE Ola act . ,asorsessss he stern No RI
S Sstoilns ~, nsaisoed Comlsty, eha4sss "a ds,e1
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NfFXSESS1UhAI TA kICRRsS 2ES 81, T;S.y:d b

Tresnse on the Administratlon and Orea1lzs
pop q the Bntlsh Army, BY. Edward Bafrinatou
s roHlpS:e ~ voL svo Ensish editions price b.
~ Inssfrs g for Field ARTILLERY. VOL iano price
Summary ofthe AT Of War, BIZ Baron a. Jou,
nj yol isno sFies y mail el5o.
ham, vol. is%o. sI 81 m rsSIsss'son' By D. H. Ma
al pclementay freatse on Advanced Guard.
XII ~ ana Retachmerf Service Of Troops, by
Manna! tor the Pstietic folunteers on Active
ss oilSkice IN kernlsI and irregular War b. HusS
.Eyo,ltions Of Fisld bestsriss Of ArtiIlerv n,
MS1o5 eocert Andersen vols lsmo., Drice by
Our Sshal discount Of 10 20 50 Der cant. a, All
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Mr.. SPALDIyG, they Gford ssnqnestion-
able proof Of The cGToacy OftEts
truly scientific dtSc0Usry.
MAsoNvILLE, Conn, Feb. 5. 1851.
Mr.. SPALprre-sir: have tied your Cephallc
Pills, ant 1 !lhc them 50 tge!I thai want you to
I9Ps m Of the es aS sf TG5s s,e ,o
gsye few ON. Of tho first box got from you.
Your OFT lsr y n,'i JANIS NJ KENNEDY.
HAvRRyCRD, Pa, Feb. e. 1885,.
Me bsE Il s; TF4 t. send %s
srfgs 1s1E q 6.r.ft froa:s fG.E..
' MSR9 ANN sToI6HoUsE.
sPaEcg CRHEE. UCSTrSrzTov Co, Pal
January ls, 1911.
tw9 5ozes Vi your CePAalIo tilis. Send them ira-
Respectfully yougz, JRO. d. sIMoNs.
r 81 iags sssd chs boz q var Ptji;, sEd Had
hsG: s,csi!c6..
BELLE YEgSoI. OHIO, Jar. IL. 1851.
HENRY c. sPIIDlNG. Bsf+ Please fad inolosed
e. ,{opr Cephalo Pulls. 7!sY gre tr:ly ths EsG
Pi's ; has ss~ tri:d. s,oun
HoIle Vernon, WyRndot co., o.
BYvBRJT, ETzsa., Dec. IL, 1885,
n G. SY sLp1Sg; Esqa I wish for some circular.
or lerEs shmy bills, 20 BRING your Cephslic Pills
hare ah,th'ns Of the Find, p!sase send to me.
9 One q NY custoiorra. who ia SUBJECT to severe
SICK EeGdnche. (usSGliy LASTING two day. tsns
cared az attack 10 Oe h1ar ~ pour Pulls, which
Respectfully yours, W. d. WILKES,
RE7E0LDsgUls, FRANKLIN Co., Ohiol
JSnuaTy 9, 1851.
EyT9I G. SrAIDlTss, No. q Cedar ,trset, New
.sgtkT1!sat Sir; lE9!Osed find twenty five cepts,
send 10 address CT Roy. VIM. C. Filior, EeJnoids-
bu-E, FftnkiE county, Ohio
t0'T P5f!5 tsoTA !its q eh1TEs-caTs Headache
6!it0-t fGsfcTtsT.
trUiJ yOaEs, WIN. C. FILLER,
YrsJLANTI, Mich, Jan. IL, 1861.
mR: SPELDTTa-s'ir: Not long since sent 10 Won
1r box ~ re fhsc Pills for the cure OF the Ney-
Vnu5 HeHd Gcho ana COST yensss, and received IL
s'ma, ard !55y had so good egsct fsat t1as is-
Ggtoi TO send for more.
Please send OJ return mail. Direct to
4. X. WHEELER.
fpsilanti, Mich.
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NoTR.-The bonds numbered 25I6 and below, is
sued in January, 1857; No 29l0, and above that,
ISSUED in August, 1857, payable at PhGnIx Bank,
New York city.
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From the ErnmineT, Norfolk, va.
CAphslio PILLS EocOm2lIsh the objsct FIR which
fEey WeTs msdo, VIZ: euro of hosdaohe in all il
forms.
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a nhss1 R SSnas fEs ds,s IVY !tysss July
able in January and July,
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Noyn,-7hese eosds ere dated July. lsss, pay
: :Rss ' ~ ! 81 afaes ~ q NJ s'f
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FTor1 the Examiner, Norfolk, Va.
They heye been testsd in more than a Thousand
cases, with entire success.
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NEW AND SPLENDID
w $4,000
w ORTIZ OF BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS,
Of all Styles AID QUALITIES,
AZ A SREAE SACRIFICE on COST.
Etore (cT Es.it nsiA EYxtEret for Sal.

AL the Seek II 2. T.. HcOVER,S STORE.
E.7STc Iron Hal, embra"ing every VARIETY ~.
tof B6dies', GeRts', CHIidTer;S 3nr Es,s3Ts
---As aSSeTVoEts' SHOES Also, TRAV-E SsS
EblNH TRUNKS are nOw being sold, foYT va,
ca SAtt great sacT4 hoes on CsuaI TetaESengfpTices
indeed much below original cost. Tae attention OF
ne public IL soiici!sd, IS goat Inducements will
10 TrsdA IN Ddroh27eIs
ne above comprises largo stock of the fneer
iualiy Tench Eud hE Csn OaitoTs Shoes Boots,
TO, g., Tor Iaties and geEtlenen.
IN S''oTe IL for rent and toe Fixtures for aals
Apply on TIC premises, Iron Hall
y. B.-Th5 above stock, either IN whole or In
part, WILL 10 sold a. private sale. 10 any ore de-
sirods Of entering tho Boot, Shoe and Tfrnk BUaI-
ness his aHorgs q better opportunity than may
Persons indebted -viil confer fEvor by prorurtIy
calling sud settllng their secOUnts ja7!ff
v WOOD AND COAL.
pU wan surely get you. MONEYS worth by
callEg a. tHe POM FER MILLS, S0vfIlrsst roy
E6 If SsreNfh street and Canal GEO PA3E,
AGENT They sell CT pr snd give better measure
than any Others in the tI:y-cnf SILT nrd deIIv-
eTed Zee OF charge. IL Won don't believe it, give
the pIoneer Mills e trial, and 20 sctIs6ed.
ja i7-ly.r
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VI fLANNEkY's MARBLE WORKS

MOSUNrNTS. T1pfsH t5!sp AND STs.
STONES, MAMIE :, and ali ii1ds II o1n9-
msna ws5k 20 hAIble sxscutsd in an artistic
Mt Dstvef Csnssfeyy-Psrsobs vito bs "a rem, val
Ineli Ioleuyes, anu who esIre 10 embe Ish tte
prIoes. - a. :; 4ss IN IN, >
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N01EIThese bonds are dated January, ls5s,
payable January, 1895, at Bank Of Republic, New
York. Interest payable in January and July.
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FRENCH Il RICHsTEIN'S

NJ nice "a 4 sons make for 20. ons very
IN r. kIsssooe Chtckeunra' max 49,
msks n SIS ~ the Musfc sStore OF w. q; MteT1
6hpFI. so . scent af Steinvay A son., q
HAvsn. Bacon A. CO = pianos - NO.- shd
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,NoIE.-These bonds are dated M esoh, lssly pay-
able March, 1887, ~ PhGnix Bank, New ork in-
terest payable In January and July 81 eeoh year.
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud, Minn.
III you are, or Ecye been troubled with the he ad.
acne, aeHc Tor boz, (CephaIo pils,) so that yon
may nave them IN case oi au att.ck,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

Paris Correspondence of the N. Y. Times, Nov 29th.
Gen. Scott, who arrived here on Monday last
gave a reception yesterday at his bo'ei, tor the
purpose of giving his countrymen III Paris an
opportunity for an Introduction. At 2 o'clock
about fifty ladies and gentleman being present,
the u. 5. Marshal addressed ew words OF well
come to the old veteran lie recalled the bril-
liant military exploits Of his life, and closed by
saying that its browning act was his remaining
faithful among so many fai,hess, 10 the flag OF
the county The General replied that he was
glad to see his countrymen that he hoped the
reunion Of his distracted country would soon
be effected, aud that II it were NOT by that time
if his health permilted--he intended to return
to the United States and lend what aid he could
to the good cause.
The persons present we've then Individually
presented, the General rising aud shaking hands
with each one as the name was given, aud du-
ring the reception, which lasted from to 4
o'clock, about two hundred persons were pre-
seuted. Mrs. Scott, the venerable wife Of the
General, who, until his arrivai,had not seen him
in five or six years assisted in the reception. II
is probably known that Geuetal Scott aud his
wife, oil account Of mutually acknowledged in
compatibility Of temper, have not lived togeth-
or in the marital relation ior fifteen years or
more. Mrs. Scott has always, however, mani
tested great degree Of interest in her huband 5
movements, and they have always kept up an
occasional correspondence. Upon his arrival
here, MIS- Scott FASTENED to meet the General
and will l learn, accompany him 10 Italy, width.
er he will go TO spend the winter in the course
of week or two. He thinks he voyage has
very much improved his health says his yerti.
go Is all gone, though he is sill troubled with
the weakness III the back and egs
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DRIED.

In Paris, Kenosha Co., Dec. 3rd 1861 Of inflammation
of the lungs ALPHEUs, son of NJ. c. and L. j. BUswELL
aged twelve years.
The deceased a child Of intellectual attain
ments which, combined with amiabe disposition,
deared him to all no knew him Accustomed from in
fancy to yield willing obedience to the wishes Of bis
ents he willingly gave up his life at the command Of
his Heavenly Father. The "grim messenger" brought
to his young soul-he the Good Shepherd
reckoning from the "shiniEg shore, and while nature
struggled with the urbd waters Of the dark stream his
be auful spirit espendenty above all pain The
good bye kiss and the Injunction eet me in heaven"
gven to parents brothers and sisters and all who
attended him. calmly and cheerfuly the good
ght rang out when seeking his nightly COUCH He re.
Quested to have sung the song he had learned at Sabbath
school, while the peary gates being opened for
him. message to his Sabbath school companions was
left ncompe tethe portal Of heaven opened wide,
and revealed Within Jesus, attended by host of chill
dren who had gone before, welcoming to their bright
abode, another member Of the Sabbath school. [CoN
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26

| Messrs. Editors
took passage on the Kenosha & Rock ford r
X, at West Bristol, on the evening on the 18th

MesSrS. Editors
took passage on the Kenosha & Rock ford r
R., at West Bristol, on the evening on the 18th
en- route for Union, Rock Co. 1t was my first trip
over the road west, and l assure you was sur
prlsed to find it in so good running ORDER every
thing smooth and firm, good substantial bridges
and culverts, and at most of the stations fine de
pots. Freight and travel are increasing daily and
early in the spring there will DC another through
train put ON the road. Too much cannot be said
in praise of the pl esent managers of the road and
of Mr.. Harrison, the gentlemanly conductor. who
knows how to care for the comfort and pleasure
of The trave!ing public. Stopped at Harvard for
supper, al the house of the same name. All have
tO say is, if a travelec wishes something good to
eat and plenty 0: it, let him call at the Harvard
House, and he'll get it. Here l changed cal s. to
king the Northwestern road. A ride of an hour
| was in GAINESVILLE. The 18th Regiment Wis In
fantry and Col. Barstows Cavalry are quartered
here. The former have been ordered to hold them
selves in readiness to receive marching orkers.-
Both regiments are made up of fne-looking, able
bod. ed men, but in morals fear they are no bet
ter than those encamped in other cities. Business
in GAINESVILLE rather dull but little grain and
pork in market, and sales were at the lowest fiji
ures. Wood was selling at four dollars per cord
owing to the bad state of the roads and the limit
ed supply in the market. Took the GAINESVILLE &
Madison Mail Coach for Union, which 1 reached
in due time. Saw many large fields of corn still
unga thered. Wheat, as with us this year, was
light yield and of an inferior quality. Union is a
beautiful little village, located on the GAINESVILLE
and Madison road half way from either point
Here stands an old log house, in its day the only
one the road from Evansville to Madison The
Union High School under the supervision of Pre- f
K. Soaring, graduate of the Michigan Universe
ty is in foulishing condition. The large school
building is filled to its utmost capacity. All the
higher branches are taught As teacher, it is
admitted that Prof Soaring is equal to any and
exceeded by none. The Union Hotel, kept by Mr.
Iugals formerly of Pleasant Prairie, has been con
verted into Fortress, and is called Fort Ingalls,
The people of Union are of decided temperance
proclIvities, and will not grant license to any no
tel keeper Mr.. l. sold without license and was
indicted, and in retaliation, he enclosed the hote
in fence as hideous rs gigantic in dimensions
structon its ornamental finish, yet think it
preferable to bad whiskey. The weather is fine
and beautiful, more like September than winter
The first part Of the month cold here the ther
mometer indicating IA morning.
UNION, Rock Co.. Dec. ID, 81. c. l. S.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26
JEEsEER AZ HEED.

In this city the 1871 inst, by Rev. s. G. Thomas, al
the residence of r. p. Gilmore, Esq, Capt NATHAN
PAINE of Oshkosh, and Miss OLIVE w. COPELAND, OF
Calume ct, Wis.
The ceremony took place in presence of a numerous
company of friends, who had assembled at the residence
OF MIR. Emore to enjoy themselves in the form Of a
church socable. During the evening several tabeaux
were presented for their amusement and which were
received with evident satisfaction. Finally it
nounced that tableau G0ithOut would be next
presented, and Immediately the bridal party entered
AS the party thus Stood conectured by those
to whom the arrangements unknown, that the per-
Torrance to be carried any further but when Mr..
Thomas stepped from the company and commenced the
marriage ceremony, some were astonished and others
ncredulous Whispers Of " Is it real might be heard;
and one lady anXously sad Stop them; they go
ing too far ~ Atthe conclusion, Mr and Mrs. PAINE"
introduced to the company whose enthusiasm then
knew bounds. 1t We believe, generally conced
ed that this tableau carried the palm.
Capt Paine is Of the youngest yet we hesitate not
to say of the most efficient officers (which WscoH-
sin has 30 boast He is Captain of company in the list
Reg ment Wis., Cavalry, which position he will undoubt-
edly fill to the good of his and the noble in
which he is engaged May the happy couple be permit
ted celebrate their Golden WeddiDg.-lHU Wisconsin,.
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From Fortress Monroe,

FORTRESS MONROE, (U,a Baltimore) Dec. "a
The skirmish yesterday was slight affair
The Colonel of the both New York regiment
started for Newport News at 9 o'clock this morn
ing, and proceeded to New Market Bridge to
look for man who had boen lost III the woods
the day before. So we hear, while near the
bridge, they found themselves surrounded by
rebel cavalry and infantry, numbering 700 men,
but succeeded IN cutting their way out without
loss.
Reiniorcements were sent for to Camp Ham
ilton, and the remainder Of the regiment was
sent forward. The Naval Brigade, under COM
mand Of Col. Wardrop, was also nnder arms,
and proceeded as faI as Hampton bridge.
Six OF the goth regiment were slightly wound
ed. Twenty Of the enemy were known to have
been killed, and number wounded Seven
dead bodies were found this morning one was
that of an officer, and was taken TO Newport
News he wore buttons lettered "A, M M"
prehaps the Alabama Minute Men. His name
is supposed to be one j Ohm Hawkins
1t is reported that whole company of ne
groes was engaged, and two of our men are
known to have been shot by them
The Richmond prisoners are expected here
in day or two.
The gunboat Young Rover, which is station
ed at the mouth Of York river reports all ex-
tensiye conhagtatio in Yorktown about week
since.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-12-26
From the Upper Potomac

WILLIAMsPoRT, Nd, Dec. 24.-The rebe
force threatening this point probably does not
eS coed 1000 men, with four pieces of artillery
In teligence received yesterday from the otuel
side OF the river shows that the rebel command
err being foiled in all his attempts, has with
drawn his entire force towards Martins burg,
leaving three or four companies as pickets.
Inc 59th Illinois regiment having received
arms is now at Hancock. Gen.. Kelly's advance
guard extends to that place, besides guarding
the railroad all the way from Cumberland.
j. b. Wharton, relation Of ex Senator Ma
son residing at Clear Springs, is under arrest
Tor attempting to bribe picket to carry dis.
patch to the other side.