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Great Reduction in the Prices
SIBgBR & CO. s STANDARD MACHINES

Val k1socn to be lie for Man0facI'TlnS
Purposes .... ...
No. L, standard shuttle Machine, for
merry sold Mt $50, Reduced to $40.
No. 2. Standard shuttle Machine, for
Ime,Iy sold at 800, Redmced 10 S75.
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The HOusckeeper's
FURNITURE POLISH,

etor of the brother Jonathan Polish is certihed
by all the leading New York Furniture Dealers
and Piano Forte Makers to be the best in the
world for Removing Scratches, Marks, and Dirt,
and restoring high and lasting gloss to all kinds
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1t is cheaper and better than Var:ish dries imme-
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Furniture Polish. a Housekeeper work magic
in the furniture of house and keep it looking
like new. Now is the time to ''shne up" your
Tables, Chars, Desks, Pianos( Picture Frames,
Carriages, ETC., and make them look 50 per cent.
better This is true economy. For sale by Fur
niture Dealers and Storekeepers generally. Price
IS and &c. So cents %s bottle bottle, Depot No. Spruce
dress, Box 1879, New York p. o.
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ESTRAY.

4 HAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
on or about the 18th day Of Nov. year old
HI speckled red and white, red neck, white in the
reneeu, the ends of both lave been cut off The
@ 10 requested to come forward prove property,
pay charges and take the same away
.r- 4w26* & MRS SErSoN D,uIa
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. 20 1890
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MEAT MARKET,
~ o. I" o W @ 81

H & III x " = CT
p. ENGLISH wish to inform the public
% that they have removed their MEA T MARKET
from their old stand Market Square, their cemmo-
doas store west side of Main street, door south of
Lyman &owrys Boot Shoe store, which they have
fitted up such style that they have better faci,
ties than for supplying the wants OF their CUSTOMERS
Thankful for past evors they take this occasion to
say their old customers and the public generally that
oneGcrt will be spared, TO furnish them at all times,
twin the very best Meats FreA and cured that the mas
ket affords Everybody Is invited to call at the New
Market, on Main street.
Kenosha, July, "a, 1862
emf y. ENGLISH,
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
n UMAN MIS- G r Y

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A LECTURE BYDR. CUL YER WE'LL, ON TIE
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eE~ This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
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DR.. VIM. B. HURD's
World,
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NEW MUSIC.-"SHALL WE KNOW
Iowery author Of "sabbath Bells, Chime on" This
song is good Price IS cents: Mailed free. pianist
in attendance to try new music.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher, 4s1 I13adway
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HwAyING been appointed Agent Tor the City OF Phil
Lii iadelphia U, 5, by the Royal India RUBBER Ooai
pany," of England, for the sale OF their 1ghy
Patent Gutta Percha Female Syringe, can now oner
this most admirable article, which heretofore was SO
difficult to obtain These SyrHges have always Deen
noted for their durability and neatness taxing te prize
at the WORLDS Fair, London, aud other similar iairs
throughout the world; and, in consequence OF tns,
several inferior articles have been pameu OF te pto
az genuine All the Royal Gompany's syrnges tiat are
exported to the United States pass through my hahus'
and none are genuna but with my signature atacneu,
Price for each Syringe, handsomely poxsu, 90
tnII occomna1iments and directions for use, $5.9O-
Persons wishing know their excellent quantles can
gain what information requisite by writing
Personal visits for consultation, unless urgent must
he de between the hours of A. and P NJ at my
estahsbment For further particulars please address,
confidentially, -uz
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Kerr Sorry Notes.

Orphe,ts' Dissertations 0" the Ne"
Generals Cloths and on Naval Ar>
tillerY.
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FEE EBEIE 81 CO.,
Tribune RuiI1inrs Nau

PEANOs.-Persons who wish to buy Piano
of the best makers will be shown how they can
save a handsome sum in the purchase if they ad
dress Piano, care of JOY, Coe 81 Co., Publisher
A ents, New York p o.
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Horace yvoter's Modern lmprO'd overitr
IRON FRAME PIANOS,

Are Justly by the press and Music Masters
to be superior Instruments They built OF the best
and most thoroughly seasoned materials and will stand
vcIiTn
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these .Rtttera are put up In quart
bottles. Of ,rlss:h the atoUe is a te1c~sln7
lie. Ehe labei IS finely engraved mi
IS p,,opiig1 5oj'h D safe guar -""
5ounte,.tettsre. Price II Ps'' 81
sic for IS.
c. w. Robaol, Pror::-.
East Fourth St, Cjrrsirs,D IA, e :.ho",
all or2eys a1>o1tl3 be ~ l1.e&SNl
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

IuNsIALL STATION, Va, Is miles from Rich
Hloho, May ~ The advance, under Gen Stone.
man, reached Coal Harbor Gabout 12 miles north
east OF Richmond on the road to Richmond by
way OF New Bridge yesterday, where he found
the enemy 70 be In force. II drove their pIck ket,
In TO within two miles of their main bodr .nd
encamped for the night N-N
Everything indicates that the rebels intend tc
defend Richmond with all the ayaiIahls force
they are able to bring forward
Congfessmen and representatives from every
Soutnern state are there encouraging their troon,
bY their presence and counsel to a determineS re-
slstance 70 an advance of the Union troops
The two rebel officers who came within an,
lines with flag Of truce about week since on .
ulvial pretense were allowed to return yester.
day. Ses'ei'
Com 6oldsborough paid a visit to headousr.
view with Gen. Mcclellan.
Inc Hlcnmond papers Of the 10th have been re.
celVed here They contain a corresnon5encs
between the Virginia Legislature and JefY Davi.
IN reiaton 70 the recent movements of the rebel
army. ne stated that he had never enteftained
ginia and abandoning the STAT: tbat if In ,hs
course OF events, the capital should fall-the ne.
Ceseity or which he did not see or nntcins,a
mat would De no reason foT withdrawInu The
army nom virginia. The war could stI n he snc
cessfully maintained on Virginia soil for twenty
years ava '"eA
The rebel Gen John %. Floyd has bas, On
pointed Major General Of the Virginia forces
win authority to raise a force of On OO0 rnen
ginia. - 'es'eih VIZ
The engagement on Thursday at Drurv,s Blns
seven miles below Richmond, between our gun,
Doas ana the enemy's batteries on James river
pnoouceo great panic among the people ia that
Guy. They acknowledge the loss OF SIX Killed
and seven wounded.
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pRoPosALs FOR HORSES.
DEPOT QuARflRMAsTrRs OrFIcI,
Corner Of lsrh AID g streets, Washiasfos.

DEPOT QUARflRxAsTTR's 0FFIcI.
sKALKp PRoro..Ls viii b. recsfSeay a "a ais as oO.
S1s S1 sis e Il 0sSsa
hundred Horses ofths following descriptions, Vi z
Fos c.v.rsr-S5s, GaykhsRY; A. s1.s,.t ho,... from
G5l fifteen 70 1sl sixteen hands high. between Eve
and eight ,esrs of ste. OF dark ooors; well broken
defects. pA'"' O"'''' anu Hee from Ill
ARTILLERY.
5 ftesn .pd ON. Ssf 70 hs1arsd hCrse: rem
to Gss from s Sse,scs. built vel
:. ProPosal. must specify clearly whether the bid
fSf Sn,S SSsSt.y Z. GF Arsy il 30 case
Sss:: s:ss: + ~ both
ssoh c:.s essers 1 Snss ssd for
epce to any other proposal By the same p,rty. 'i''
,hm. II 4lo ls In the name Of firm tse names Of al
eIed 'ners mua' appear or viii not be connd-
Proposals must be addressed TO Col. D. H. Rucs-
D., and ), must be plainly marked "PTOpossla for
The ability OF the bidder 10 hll the contract.
saGuIo Il De awarded TO him, must be guaranteed
Be spSendsd es S ps.s9I shOse signatures must
sho@o EbsssSossh.} Re ,Ss Of the susFsPtor, must
Court Gf o 81 the cs
triet Attorney
bluuefs must De present In person when the bid
@ are @ppeneo or THEIR proposals will not be consid-
Bonds. the sum of ten thou sand dollars ,is mad
py tne CONTRACTOR and both Of his guaranfors will
9 oe reSnired OF the success nj bidder upon signing
As the bond must eccompany the contract, IL will
De hecessar. for bldders TO have their bonds zen
win Them, or 20 have bonds signed in tici
sna Iesdy 70 be produced when the contract is
pieahon being made st this once, either pefsopal-
y, oy letter, or by telegraph.
Form Of G1dyan.s
We Of the county of =, and State of -
tna =, OF the county OF -, and State of -, do
hereby guarantees that : IL able to fulfil oon-
Iact IN accordance With the terms Of his proposi-
Sion, And that, should his proposition be ACCEPTED
ne vii e once enter INTO contract In aoo0rds snoe
should the contract be awarded him "a mr..
tered 70 become his seou dties.
lIo ths guarantee must be appended the oHeidl
oeruhcate above mentloned.)
An, INSPECTION, DELIVERY,
AL horses contracted for under this ad,ert,.a
ment viii be subjected 70 q rigid inspection, And
sn4se not conforming TO the specifications will be
No mares will be received
The horses must all he delivered in this CITY on
or oeiore Tuesday, the l7th day OF Jsxe ssri, and
nG s1ts,er q time viii be E,anted on any pretext
contract or 50 soon thereafter a. the Depot usr-
termaster shall be In funds
Any lnf: rmality in the bid. or non -oopformanoe
Win me terms Of this advertisement, viii ensure
!hese horses yIll be awarded In lots of sot zno,s
Iran tSoO) Two hundred esch, unless the Depot
* Saa5termaster should deem il for the interest Of
The Depot Quartermester resefy 81 10 him,e elf the
Eght to reJeos any or oil bids that he may deem too
ls-dt2ath Col. and Depot q ousftsrmsst.r.
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FORTs VS.. lRoN-CLaD VEssFLs-Gen Totten
Chief OF tbs Engineer Department, has replied To
the Inquiries on the subject OF the changes which
may have become necessary In forts and other
means Of defence. He lays down the following
principles, which have always been maintained
bY eRgi1eers-namely; Forts must fall before a
competent land attack, and forts are competent to
resist aud repel vessels Both Of these princi pes
have been well settled by military experience
and, have received full illustration In the recent
attack on Fort Pulaski. After an elaborate aKgu-
mont he states the following conclusions:
That the plans of our ssaboard batteries. of the
simplest possible character, csneot be improved
essentially. Tina: the materials, being the
strongest, most indestrucible, imperlshabie, and
cheapest possible, no change eau be made in
them with advantage. That iron mas been free
- used for years past to guard the thianest ana
most exposed parts Of these batteries, and its
farther use is perfectly easy on the existing orLs
to any extent, and 1t 10 a question Of Economy
merely. IL will be applied whenever needed
The walls may be entirely iron covered That
all the changes In ordnance and projeetiles are
greatly In favor Of land batteries, and against
sels In sny combat between the two Ths. un-
limited size can easily be mounted and covered
On land. That no vessel can be built aud foated
that VIII not be penetrable 20 proisctiles from
such guns. Tha. one shot, rightly delivered
will probably sink the vessel while the
Tort cannot be seriously injured by the return
@ @nfe OF tne vessel; That the methods Of naval war
fare cannot avail In such contest. That all the
best results Of modern science, skill and erneo
rence are Incorporated into these defeusss "a snon
as their results are found to be reliable. That,
while forts can now, as always heretofore. he
readily reduced by land batteries, they canpot he
reduced, when duly armed and manned bv yes,
sells. That the use Of steam Is a very great, and
the only exclusive advantage which modem
times have afforded 70 vessels; that this adyant
age can be cOuntervailed only by ipcreasing the
nnnberS and especially the ealibers OF the Rups
OF the land batteries; that the need for fun sup
ply OF guns for our fors is very great the want Of
them Is dangerous, that large caihers are Insisted
HPon, aud to be furnished Immediately. II is not
intSnded, by what has been said to dispense with
The employment Of Aosting defenses for or
coasts a. the d. ferent points where their use Ia
advantageous.
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The Fight Between the Monitor and Merri.
mac as Seen By one of the Merrimac,s

Crew.
one Of the crew Of the rebel steamer Merrlnsc
gg gEes 8ne Following description Of the second
days fight, when the Merrimac came out expect.
Ing to finish up the rest of the Federal navy after
the style OF dealing with the Cumber land and the
Congress: ~ -N
About ten O'Clock the signal was given to all
the gunboats to weigh anchor, and the deck wa.
cieaed for action: The MerTimac, followed by
all the other vessels, proceeded to the scene OF the
previous days fight. About the first thing she
one On board had any knowledge OF the cbsracteI
OF the Monitor, but after few shots lad been
ne1 some OF the gunners remarked that the turret
On lne opposing vessel was iron. The order then
cane not to tire at the Monitor when they could
get shot at the Minnesota While TRYING 10 "a he
position near the Minnesota, the Merrfmac co,
aground: The Monitor then came up and sailed
aiSt IL, soe Merrlmae, both vessels firing at each
other, the Merrlmac endeavoring to get afIuat,
ana the ottcers becoming greatly deiscted
Alter she got OF she ran out to the Monitor and
SSIilhsnced leaking, her bows becoming shivered
Shots from the Monitor nearly went through her
The engineer told the Lieutenant In command
THAT The two last shots she received had Injured
her, and II she received one more In the same
pace pace. II Nv, would come into the engine room. 1t.
Jones then concluded to return She was badlv
denied, and although not placed horI du conJat,
repair
', AFTER this fight she was taken to the Navy
aIo, ana next morning went into dock for re-
pairs, remaining about one month Per baws
were protected with wrought iron casting: the
guns injured were replaced Great preparations
Were made to board the Monitor In case OF an
osneI engagement with her. Scaling ladders,
IRON and wooden wedges, to wedge tie turret OF
the Monitor 50 that her guns could not be brono ht
70 peaIi ehopping axes, to destroy gutta pereLa
pipe that supplies the Monitor with air: balls
saturated with turpentine and oil, TO throw into
NE tuiretj bottles with the same ingredients,
chloroform In bottles were placed On hoard ~
tnIoW Gown the tqTret Of the NJ onitor, and thres
other boats were furnished with like Ingredients.
Inc tug White was furnished with chains 10
Ina around the turret OF the Monitor, to fas.en
her 70 the Merrimao, and wet blan kets and boiler
Iron plate TO cover grating supposed 10 he on IN
monitor, In order TO prevent the men from firing
up al them, and also to smothe, the men on boa rd
tne Monitor The boarding party was to be led
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CONGRESSIONAL.
REPORT OF COMMANDER ROGERS.
Ill g SrRAMru

SEsArE.-After our report closed ves.e,d.v
nation. ~ N'' iAiof-
The confscation bill was then taken nm ana d,s.
cussed oy Messra Davis, Clark and others.
House. After our report closed
Mr.. Collar, from the Post Roada comr,,,,..
iePoned adversely on the Senate bill remoyin mr.
Ine aisqnaincation Of color In carrying the mails.
mai OoiIax moved to lay 1T on the table, but the
Tne Dill TO connscate the property OF rebels and
and discussed. o '"Aoa up
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SEALED pRop6ssTrIsG 6Ns9TIGE: E.

SsEEAALED. PROPOSALS are invited until m,
n gay 81 May, 1852, at u O'Clock, m for supply.
1t,h tns United states Subsistenoe DepaTtue ent
Wilt coY head Of Beef Cattle on the ROot
Inc cattle 70 be delivered at Washinrton o,tv.
ena seon animal 70 average 1.sOO pounds r1os,
rslgnt no animal admitted which ve1g hs lsss IN Az
is1 isev pounds gross. Heifers and Bulls NOT vanfed
xhe cattle to be delivered at such times And In
svcn snannnes as the Government NAV res nire ~
lne nrst deAvery of Cattle to be made on the lStb
~ NV uns, iS6S or ss soon thereafter Government
>, a bond with good and sufficient security viii hs
Government reserves TO itself the ris ht IN n., m
Stsesury noies, or other Government iunds re' IA
No Dld VIII be entertained when put In nv oou
un9itor .i who have previously failed 10 eon ~
vL.n tnelr contracts, or where the biddeT Is ~
pIesent 70 respond to his bid, and ali bds fa ~
se11m mpenied by two guarantees. ~ "
me names Of frms should be stated IN f,,,l xv,th
ths precise sddress ofsl the members on ths r,
BIG, TO be directed to Major X. REfskJ1WSInr, w n
W o, " .. A., Washington. d. O.
nm Form of Gxayaxsss.
OF the county Of and sests
ga. and -. Of the county Of. and
sS1 Ssate of.I, do hereby gusranfy thst-Z,e eIs ~
s eoas 20 tplni contract In aooordanoe with ths
selMs o. bis proposition, and that sho mid his ,sa
postuon oe accepted, he will at once entsr mo a
oyJscs ,sbcsi NJ ip . acoordanoe herewith.
:, Sa4eid a me contract be awarded him We are ara
PcrIgbJj 20 become his securities. .--'---
= nHls suarsntes must be appended to each bid.
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Fire in Manchester. NH.

BOSTON, Nav ia fire in Manchester. N n
lnls morning, destroyed twelve tenement bouses
occupied by about forty families; also, :he Grsnts
Ssse Ts Market.House and two other buildings
me destroyed buildings were Of the chespes,
cla.s, located on Manchester street, between Elm
and Chestnut streets D'"ee4A Iiii
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Broadway, New York, presented the unusual
sight Of the editor OF the Tribune, Horace Gree
icy, IN the pulpit Rev. Mr.. Chaplin was too nn.
ven 70 preach, and Mr.. Greeley oficiated in his
" tne goot, and that he IL about 20 visit Europe
~ English papers say the Eve vacant Gsrters
viii oe conferred upon the Duke Of somerset and
LORDS Russell, Canning, Fi,zwilliam and Shafles-
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TRAvEL TO NORFOLK NOT PERMITTED.
FhdaY large number Of persons, many OF them
dealers In clothing, went down to Fortress Mon.
roe with the intention Of going to Norfolk, sup.
posing that their passes would permit them to a
80, but in this they were disappointed They
were sent Tor by Mr.. Tucker, an Assistant Secre-
tery Of the Navy, who explained the REGULATOR a
In the case 70 them, whereupon nearly all returned
Those who were successful took an oat Of alle e0i
aaee to the Federal Government, and also thst
tney had large sums Of money due them In Nor.
I0lk.-Bdf. Amsrieaa