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Excitement on Chanse-Adyanee in
Fire aed Birthstone.

Nrw YORK. Dee 1.-THE Express says
the excitement on change was intense and
beyQRd description.
Breadstahs favorably effected and all de-
scuptlons very firm and many lots ofcommon
are withdrawn from the market.
salt Petre advanced from Ill to I5c per
il, a lew holders would not name any price.
Brimstone is kept out of the market
Chemicals advanced. Carbonate Soda up.
Sterling Exchangebdvaneed TO ii 10.
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n. K.szenbach viii givea Grand Bah ON
Christmas Eve, Tuesday, Dec. 2iih, AZ Ma
tional Hall. The most extreme arrange
nsuss siIl be made 10 render il pleasant and
attractive.
The best OF music and an elegant supper
will he furnished. led.
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CLEVELAND. Dec. O.sl6.-The news from
England produced n decided sensation in this
section, the general sentiment is. that our
Government must maintain It's rights and
dignity REGARDLESS OF English buster.
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Newcastle. wcsichester county. NY
Anrnsf II. lsGl

NtHcasAe, Ncsfcncstfr county. NJ
August II. lsei
Ia 4 RnA>psrns-Ny Dear SIR I An nov seven
sy-nIne var cd. and for the last tweniy-sgh
years have been a constant u-rr Or ycar vegciSAis
Universai pills ~hen sick, fn,y realizing The adssn.
tAge a enforcing pnrgAtion with amedlcinc. ~hlel.
shfie harmless IN rs nature, removes al itapuriu4-.
/ can ssfely ssy thar ne vigoroas old age InoU e..
JOY has he~n caused mainly ~ the timely a., % 4
Brsndrcth's Pills Ihsve had in tbese last twenty
eight years several hts Of sickness, and Occasionally
somr inhrnisy AZ are woold press uron NE. A.
these tiracs I have siwsys found your pills snrs
remedy. giving NE no, only health bar strength E
consider shem. not only inralussic - a pnrrsute.
bui also a. q tonic. I hsve neVrr dsiug ihess is~
twenty-eivhs. - used any other medicine ~hsi
ever. being oeavinsed. BY experiencc. tia; none vs..
a. gced. Brantreih's Pfis have si~o heeu hesis
used ~ ny.nrisAhors IN ever kink q sickness. ant
have besa never knp~n - fsa VIXEN promptly 81
minisser~d Sour- Truly.
NATHANIEL HYATT.
Justiee Of TIE Peace Tor forts year IN Ncsieaesier.
n. Y. Price g cents per box.
sold by J r. cusrSszks. Terre-Haule, AL ~ -
respectable dealers in mediciEe. fdeciiiiwim
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Refugees from Arkansas-Inion Or
anization IN that state BETRAYED
and Broken mp
koLLA. Mo-, Dee. I~5.-Sevefai citizens
from Arkansas have reached here during
the past week and enlisted in the Arkansas
company under Capt. Ware, late member Of
the Legislature from that State. These men
say there was a Union society in lizard, Full
ton, independence aud Searcy counties, nun
bering 900 men, which could have sade an
organized stand In two weeks more time, but
II was betrayed by a recreant member and
broken up and scattered. Many of these
Union men have been irrested and taken to
Little Rock. some have been hung. and a
large number are now IA the woods irving TO
effect their escape from the State.
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Mr. Mar A. Csossf. Teacher of Ne
80. VII give i~s-sas upon he Piano fors.
9Th OF ~ithess the use Of in--traneaa. In
straet'oa In Thesosrh Rs~ Asa Vocal mas.c.
elder choral e. -hA Instrumental socompA
siuset Ns~ pcpsisr sheet Aa-sc. Staging
Books. and he se~s approved Instruction
booss furnished Apsiy ss Ms.se Rssu o.
stssh Seses<. sdBosaiag Miss NeIeod's school
Rcoo. o. 81 her Residence. Conner q oAso
sod fhir1 serseex
Era elss fsso CT sale Terms ss..
ss1akisl al
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CLrvELANp. Dec. IA fire al Elyria,
Sunday night. destroyed twenty three frame
buildings. principally barns and shop. Loss
$40 600, insured 5000.
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isunored Engagement between the
iroquis and Sumter.

BALTIMORE. Dec. 1.-THE bark Argus
has arrived. She reports speaking the Eng
fish brig Mary Morton. which reported that
the Sumter and Iroqnis had a severe engage
meni. and one OF them, she did not know
which. had pat into Martinique 90 repair.
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MAzsIrD.-In Berlin. Vermont. Decem-
Der 9Th. BY Rev. James Hobart. At the resi-
dsnce of the brides father. Mr.. Joss &. Ross
ard Nu. Mar X. KnSKr. both Of this CITY.
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MAos<.-Lst il b remembered that Prof.
HsIler gives his second entertainment At
Cars Hail tonight. The Professor . said
70 b very interesting. 90 early and ges
coed SEAT.
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AExsszs OF FEE usIox RILxs viii please
t>ks notice that the CAPS ordered by the
committee. have arrived aud arc fcr ale al
B.-nest's Hat and Cap Emporium. ia Naia
street.. Dee Il. DIT
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4 Union Bali VIII be given at the ceatrAl
Engine House on THURSDAY evening, the isth
1h,t. Good :ausic win be provided Tick
-. sie JOHN KELLY.
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B%AlraoRr. Dec. Is-Gen. Phelps at Ship
leland Miss. ON the sth OF Dec. put forth a
proclamation TO the LOYAL citizens o. the
Southeast. strongly anti slavery IN tone.
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The Great English Remedy
sIR JANKs cLARKE'S
Celebrated FEMALE PILLS |
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir }. Clark

san JANIS cLARKR's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS |
Prepared from a yrrsergsfon Of Sir j. Clark
MD. PArsieian Extraordinary 10 fhe Qassa.
This invAluabie medisine u ~unfAaine Ia IA. oures
all those painful and dangerous diseases 70 which Tie
female Constitution Is subject HmoaerAes all "a
cesses and removes all obstrucuons. and = speed,
cure may be relied ou.
10 MANFRED LADIES
1 particularly suited. u will. Ia a sboft ulns
bring On he monthly period with regularity
KAeh boule. price one dollar. bears the
@sat stamp % Great Briuaan. 70 prevent eouus~.
frlts.
T1ese Psl. should nef o. fales ~ fesaalss da,.as
ne fIRsT THREE MONTHS u Pregnancy
10y are sage 70 Sraas oa Risoa.ysa9e. Bar al aaB
ohss fssas Aes are -sfe-
Ia ali cases Of Nervous aud spinal Anecaons. Pain
In the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on sushi s~zertsea
Palpiaaon Of the Heart Mysteries aud Witt.
these Pl- Will abeos = cure ~aeu all stheT mesn-
have failed: and although = powerful resedy. ~
| oct contain iron. cAlonei anumeAy or anything
hsrusi 20 he constitution.
fnii dlrecaon. In The pamphisf around each
age. ~Lch should - carefully preserved.
sole Agent Sor The Cnited States and Canada.
yo8 MOSES. uAteIc Baldwin a Co.
Ra<h~ster. ,. :.
N.g-si.ea and c poeaags siamp@ enclosed to AIS
saLarssa agent. e0i insure a bo.1e. ceDfaiuing 81
pm. ~ rssarn n.a. IA ~ X. cars4nshAa
and p. n. Dooasiiy. Tsue hssie. soa al sses
Druggists. lngssarsf
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Effect ofihe Earopa's News nj Detroit.
DETROIT. l6.-The European news creates
a deep feeling and the probabilities of war
with England. are freely discussed. There
Is a general desire for our Government to
place Itself right as regards law. when /, will
he sustained at every sacrifice.
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brigade.
Col AoihFsn >2s- he must have <.tefec
.isn for he ds>is done at L~esiagsaa. With
Col Mullen As our leader. ~e viii So and =.
Isl him. b. 4 20 Lexington or el-e-h<ss.-
The raioa must b< preserved LEA - all
A." % resnforre him. Cal Al our oasoe IN
he Linton Hesk. and ~e viii seIi..yoa ehers
hi> Head Qssrser. are.
BIN. EBhiII.
dd j. T. MOORE
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ToMSoRlAL.
Medicated Hair washi

DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
Il having r~nuei his shaving and Hair Dressing
saloon. adjoining The Terre Hsuls House, begs leave
10 Inform the ci11soS and public generally. that be
l. how prepared 20 wait upon customers Ia his
usual satisfactory manner. Strict attention given 10
shampoouing and Cutting Ladies and Little Girls
Hair. GEO. W.
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~ Gus Arnold has received Harpers
Weekly Tor Dec. 2ist. filed with Interesting
reading matter and beautiful illustrations
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Carr RAcr, Dec, IA letter was re.
ceived from Sir Richard Golden. OF a pacific
tone urging a suspension of judgment.
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MilisnrY.

The following regiments from Indiana
nave moved during the past week to points
toward the seat Of wsr. The Nth, Colonel
Slack, on Friday night. moved from Indiana
polls to Louisville. The ssh. Col. Carr.
moved from Princeton to Evansville. Cor the
purpose Of going into Kentucky to join Gen.
c~rittenden's division. The 5osh. Col. Dun
ham's shas moved from Bedford 90 Louisville.
The 18th Regiment. Col. Fitch. which arriv
"a ss I~ndi.nApolis from Logansport some
aays ago, has also gone TO Louisville The
18Th Rsviment-lst Irish-Col. Walker.
moved from indianapolis to Jsffsrsonviiie.-
All Of the Regiments named. except Col.
Stacks have moved since Friday. Col.
Brsdsland's (oi Cavalry Ala.Rssiment: the
sist Regiment. Col. streighf. and the 5sth
Regiment. Col NcAlnlIen. viii move within
few DAYS
The 9Th regiment. coloael Hazard. has
moved from Elizabethto~n 20 Solin. Ken
lucky.
Gen. ysassh'. brigade Of Gen. Dayis's Iii
vision. consisting Of the 9Th. 18th. Dad and
2sth Indiana regiments. have gone into win
tor quarters at Ottervills. Missouri. and are
nov engaged In b%uiliing their huts. The
assh and 2sth are encamped not Ear or-per
kaps nearer Syracuse than otterviIle. syria
cuss % a the Pacific Railroad. between
otserville and Upton The Indiana regi-
msnts in Missouri have about concluded that
,hsy are not 70 join In the advance down the
Mi<sisirp; 10 Memphis
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Tonic.

IRON Col. ArSertPke. n. c. rom ArkAnsasr
wAsHrxgroS, u. Z. June II, isss.
Il have nsed two bottles q your Bs1Haur's Hos
LAND Brrnzs, and have found n vcry u-~fni n cs--
q Indigestion and Hesdsche, and recommend D. q
all who need = plss-sst and esioscien- r~-as8s sne
valuable tonic.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers
~ have nveiliaEs AMI ciofe kooms 10 psar y
towns, excellent plases o. sfll goods. which | vii
trade COZ property "a ~ leaff efre lisufe. nd ps9
di6-renre in sssi Afrirf So
:. HARIfkT.
esl6dAw ven Real fasts tggr.
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wANTkD.-One hundred and Efy-six \
No. | men Toe the crack BATTERY. Mounted
Light Artillery Of Indiana. which : Coalsoa
e6 Sullivan l. authorized 10 raise. Those de
s'ring 10 serve in this most desirable branch
II The service can nov have an opportunity
and, probably. the last that win offer.
Camp Of Instruction. Al Indianapolis. Bat
terry no~ in waiting al The Arsenal. All
commissioned and non commissioned eaicer
20 be chosen from the rank.
Pay from $I3 10 Sst pes moa,h, and a
hounly Of Sloo in gold.
Enlistment now rapsily gong o in saIlt
van and adjoining counties. and from present
Indications h = expected 20 be able 10 report
"a fun forcss Headquarters BY the Ash inss.
For further particulars see - Couison. salli
van. or X. l. Ball, Wabash Street, Terre
Hsnte. T. kINGNAS.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

- The 9Th Ohio Regiment. the eeieba'
TED Guthrie 6rays. have gone 10 Cairo.
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given rs the following
"Iwas sasicted With Dohility % tie Digestive a.
gsns amounting TO 4 severe attack q DyspePas
~hieh had reduced my resh considerably. Ny ~
Wa also asaicsed under Che szsne eircunssAbess. 80
with the same disease. Hkving used yeur medicins
GATED BarRAvz's HosIASp BurrRs. ~ beth obtain
"a relief. snd are happy 70 aHard you ihis ruNlir
evidence 81 is valae.
JOHN FoRSYTa
Pittsburgh, Jan. ed, ISL.
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Night Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.

xxxvItTH coNGREss-F,rsr SESSION.
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The lat. High sheriff "a Allegheny eonay h..
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STOVES and TINWARE.

No ether can snrp.~ Ai-. - Asnrlreds 49, has.
u~d them can testify. A fan supply ~ hf4las
Sssses q al pattern. Io0k throaFa "a. ss a..t
h~fsr~ msline Pureha~s- III
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Department

WIN b@ salares1 ard Farmers wll 81 al iimf Ca
a fall stock a imrlemsni. II tbe h,.t quality.
Il. Il. CORN WELL.
Sep. .. ISL. Nos. Ia A lfe Wshssh strf4
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oeen seen since yesterday near Bulls Run

been seen since yesterday near Bulls Run
bridge.
The following are the names of officers in the
Federal army, reported killed or wounded in
the engagement near Washington:
KILLED.
Colonel John Slocum of Providence, % r. I.
regiment. [Col, SIocum, of New York, is re-
ported by one dispatch to be the person killed,
but his regiment--the 9th, from Utica, was
not IN the battle
1t Colonel John Creeger, 18th New York
regiment, Fire Zouayes.
ment
1t. Colonel Fowler of Brooklyn, 14th regi-
ment New York Militia.
:. Captain Leonard Gordon of Boston, of 18th
Massachusetts regiment.
Captain McCook of the 1st Ohio, brother of
Colonel McCool
Captain Lewis of the I'd Rhode Island (Sol
cum 81 regiment
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Another Victory i'm missouri.

KANSAS CITY, July 20.-By special messen-
ger just arrived We learn the following: At
twenty minutes past two, on the 18th, Major
Van Horns command of United States reserve
Home Guards of this place, numbering 40 men,
was attacked by 500 rebels under Capt. Duncan,
three miles north of Harrisonville. The fight
lasted four hours. during which time continual
freing was kept up on both sides. At 6 30 the
rebels withdrew, leaving the United States
troops victorious. The loss of the rebels was
IA killed, including two officers and several
wounded, while that of the United States force
was only one killed. At IL o'clock the same
command of the United States troops continued
their march crossing Grand River, twice, but
were compelled to leave three of their baggage
wagons on the bank of the river, in consequence
of high water. Maj.Van Horn left this place on
the morning of the 18th for the purpose of
reinforcing Maj Dean, now holding West Point
Mo, with small force, having routed hundred
of the rebels at that place. Major Van Horns
command was attacked while at dinner, they
planted their flag staff at 9 o'clock, never giving
way an inch nor removing the flag until after
the rebels withdrew. The enemy attempted to
flank them on the left with company of cavalry
but were completely routed by detailed force
of twenty-five men under Captain Bugher
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Col. Paine Captures n Railroad Train.

Col. Paine Captures N Railroad Train.
The Buffalo Commercial, of Thursday even
mig, lays:
I'VE are indebted to Mr.. Babb, Superintendent
of the Buffalo, New York and Erie Telegraph
Office in this city, for the following information:
The Fourth Wisconsin Regiment which left
here yesterday morning, arrived in Corning in
the afternoon. but there found their further pro-
gress stopped by a dispatch from Mr.. Minott
of the Erie Company, directing that they should
not be taken to Elmira over their branch. Up
to ten clock last night, this refusal was per-
sisted in by the Erie road authorities at Corning
to the great annoyance and vexation of the regi-
ment, who were naturally at a loss to conceive
any adequate reason for a course.
At last Col. Paine determined to ubmit to
the edlct no longer, and gave the Erie men fair
warning that he should go to Elmira on the
next train. The New York Night Express came
along soon afterwards, and true to his word he
detailed file of twenty men to possess the en-
| gine,wbich they did Immediately. He then told
the railroad meu that he was going to Elmira
On that train,' that he would much prefer the
company should run it themselves, but if they
wouldn't, he had engineers, conductors and
brakesmen enough among his soldiers to run it
instead.
Another engine was instantly attached to
the train in which the soldiers were deposited
'hitched on behind, and the whole arrived at
Eimira about two hours afterwards, underithe
direction OF the Wisconsin Railroad soldiers
and their plucky Colonel"
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where Il bouts of jackson and McCuI-
IOch.

ST. LOUIS, July 20-The Republicans Santa
te correspondent says it is probable that Col.
Candy will soon send force to recapture
Fort Bliss, Texas, where there is large
amount of army stores belonging to the FEEDER
al Government
Dr. Porter, from Springfield, Mo-, on the
evening of the 10th, arrived here last night
He reports Jackson and McCulloch's forces at
Camp Walker, 10 miles south of the Missouri
line, at Yellvile, Ark. Their pickets extend
ed as tar as Neosho 30 miles west of Camp
Walker.
Gen. Pope left to-day for st. Charles, where
he will establish his headquarters. His COM
mand in North Missouri will be 900 strong
SO posted that Jefferson City, Boonville, Lex
ington and all principal points in the Northern
part of the State will be within easy striking
distance. The Federal troops and Home
Guards of Jefferson City will encamp outside
OF the city limits during the SESSION of the State
Conventional
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T1sE DISASTER so OUR ARRu y

Not as Ead as 1t Seemcd-Federaj toss from 800
to 500-Ow Batteries not Captared-LiSt Of
Killed aad W0uaded
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Going aomt

First Passenger train. 1905 A. m.
Second &c ............. 1905 p. m. r
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PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-The Bulletin, of
'hls city, has special dispatc dated Monday
evening, stating that Senator Wade had arriv-
ca at Washington. He states that he left two
DIVISIONS OF the army at Centrevile. The enc
my renamed IN their entrenchmente Gently
IeT haa thrown up entertainments at Centre.
ylne' put there was no prospect of an attack
Gov. Sprague spiked the First Rhode Island
Battery on the field. Geo. P. Putnam, of New
York. slept at Fairfax Sunday night and in tn e
morning walked to Alexandria in company
with 10 army wagons. The main BODY of the
army was then resting at Centreville.
BALTIMORE, July 23-A gentleman from
RaAey OF Virginia says Gen Johnston left
M4nchester on thursday noon and reached
Manassas during the battle, 10000 strong. 1t
was confidently asserted at Winchester that
ten Johnston was killed at Manassas. 1t was
also rumored, but not certain, that Gen. Jack
son was killed.
messengers sent from Manassas represent the
army as IN starving condition, and all the
produce IN the neighborhood as being seized
and sent down. The suffering at Winchestel
was very great.
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A NEW ARTICLE.
DR.. ROback's stomach Bitters.

Anew and delightful stomachc and Cordial for giving
tone Stomach and for the preyention OF COM
naints incident to the western country. Try II
In Garor it is superior all other Bittsrs Try it.
THE these Biters now lo6IJ tne SOLE properly
NJ Dr. Roback originated with one OF the Oldest ana most
eminent Medical Practitioners OF ths ana II 10 dres1
10 nredicated upon the wants of western people
These Btters their stimulus from the powerful ton
OF and herbs of which they are eopos
ed and as they by aaying unnatural cravings Of
stomach directly promotive Of
TEMPERANCE, -
the present proprietor believes that in making them "iu1
known the public welfare is subserved. =. ,oaron.
1t will be be for sale by all of Dr. ~
Agents and at Hotels &c. the country oys nnat in any
time orders will be filled direct from =. nnJ
quantity and the lowest rates Itis put
and securely packed in one ao1 - a,
desired =, W.. Ro1,ta -, n for ak
Prncipa office an saesroom No. East Fourth Street.
3D. building from Msn oIee Nlhcihhati' Ohlo AAOi"
NO 80 Hammond otreet, = - - xy...h.
mr:.ry throughout the Union. ly49
For Sale by. WHEELER & CLARK, Kenosh
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The present Stockholders OF the City Bank Of Keuosha,
ayng purchased the interest of the former Managers
Of the Bank, in said institution, having assessed
themselves for amount sufficient to make their Stock
worth par, will in few days resume business. Their
purpose is so to manage the affairs Of the Bank, that it
shall be benefit to the City and County in which 1t
located.
The circulating notes Of the Bank, have been fully
cured by purchase Of Wisconsin State Stocks.
E. G. DURANT, Cashier.
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Cg3" We have been handed a letter from Capt.
D. c. MCVEAN, Go. G, First Regiment w. v.
dated Martinsburgh, Va, July 10,giving full
account of the battle Of Hainesylle or Falling
Water but it differs but little from accounts we
have already published, and we therefore make
only some extracts from it. Capt McVean
writes an entertaining letter and we only regret
that we have not the space to publish it entire,
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The long trains of cars loaded with lumber
and other species of freight that already 20 out
every day, on the Kenosha, Rockford & Rock Is
land Railroad as also the well filled return trains,
speak well for the business this road is likely to
have when it is fairly stocked and opened through
to Rockford.
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latest oC ai,a Defeat.

We have copied the teegraphc accounts Of tho
Battle and Defeat at Bulls Run, as they came
Our readers will observe that there is great dis
crepancy between the dispatches Of tho different
days, and even OF the same days. The latest news
puts our entire loss Of killed and wounded at less
than G09 The disaster is not as bad as first &C.
counts led us to fear.
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Lost. On Wednesday of last week, some
where between Mr.. Fisks residence and JOS.
lyn's Daguerrean rooms, a silver extension pencil
case and gold pen. The finder will confer a
favor and be paid for his trolble on leaving the
same at this Office
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Fax EIist.-We publish this week the list OF
unredeemed lands sold for taxes in 1859, the time
Of redempton of which expires the 10Th of April
next This will draw upon our space somewhat,
but we shall try TO make it up in some other way.
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Dentistry.-We are requested to state tina :
Dr.J. M. HUrcHINs, Dentist, will be in town on
Monday next, to remain one week. Every kind
Of Dental operation performed, in the most care.
full and complete manner DR.. Hutchns will be
found at the City Hotel.
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Our strawberry season' is just over. Wehad
our last saucer Of strawberries and cream on Sat
urday last, and if we mistake not it was just one
month previous, that we had our first
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1861-07-25

THE COMET.-Mr. Hind, the English astron-
omer, calculates that the comet arrived at its
least distance from the sun on June 10, being
then 76,0O0,000 miles from it. The apparent
length of the tail was 16, ZOO, 600 miles. The
muscleus was about l 400 miles in length