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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
Die meberaabe BON sarpers aerrp.

Burlington, %. Sft. General
Waior 8ool 1T beieblt9t mrrbeu, ppr Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu erlGeinen, mel-
DE ibre Sibunsen bon iebt an bier bdlt,
unb bic nGberen amltdnpe Der ueber9abe
ppn Sarper8 6err9 5t ermitteln bat. Der
Niffaut Secretar Sarrin8ton 1T mad 0uz
ibin9tOn 5~urif9efebrt, II. bat lelne @eI9dTte
i'm SGabamt pieber on9etreten.
Sarrt8bur9, %. Oft. Nep. Day,
elm lnt6eriider Brebt9er bieIer Stabt tpuroe
beute auf 8efebl be8 Sen. Wopl a%rretirt
unb mad Baltimore ab9efabrt. alS @runo
miro ange8eben, DAP Der BafOr lt4 tacelnb
buriber a~u8gelprpden, baB Gebelengefan9e@
ne @ripite9ten 9enSReu, tpelde ben Unions
IUlbaten pprentbalten witrbeu. Gin Strs
gercpmite min lid in bieIer Sufe on ben
YrdItoenten lpenper.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
Wnm gam ~ssrameisco.

San Sranrt8cp, 81. Sft. Mdn
1T etpaS beOrSt nm ben Oampfer oGuloen
N9e," pelGer 19Un bDr SO Stunben Bate
BON pandma eintreTen 1Olen.
Die @eiGafte Stneen In LETTER 0r@e fat.
Die GOrratte Suu SGnittpaaren, Geppt&Rufs
fen &c. geBen CUR Netee.
30 BalenD rtat9 purben am Grettaa mad
Bolton Serl&ift.
Der brtttilde Dumpfer O9suemputb" III au
elmer 6a9rt mad China eemtet6et tpurpen.
Gin Ddmpftefel erplSotrte ae1ern In ben
giattunal 8lUnr Mtus In Marfet Street tSb.
tete 4 Wfann, Sertpunpete Nnoere unb be1AG>
bt9te Die Wnble gum 8strase BON 10000
Dollar.
Cine Quedlil6er NOer 1T spet Metlen BON
eau francisco enteedt pUrben, tpelGe burGs
aus reid gu fetn ffetnt.
Die gntoedun9 tUurbe 3ufGGia BON etnt-
aen Nrbettern gemnGt, ipelGe &S5ren fur
bic @prtnS gauep 8ufersG umpusnte le9en
pclten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
Sabcas Corpus 6au.

8pfpn, %. Oft. Die a~nseGeSeubeit
be8 @ut. $. @inpcr ben Bbilabelpbia, Der
INN BON Sort Wtpnroe tefrett 3u tperben eli
men Mrit Of 6atea8 Corpus na9ludte, lam
beute Dor ben 6i4ter @liffOrp BON bet 8.
CT. Circuit Court Dor. Der @rit murbe
bemi0i9t, nobel Htdter Gllfprp beu,erfte,
DAP baburd, fir ieben ipdteren Tau in Gbn-
li6en Tdlen Elm @rdiuoicat entItdnpe, nro
miro ioIprt all ben Wtilitdrcpmnanbantelt
prn Sort Mpnrpe geI4tft, unD nam Int@
mort ein8eIaufen bas meitere @erfabrert
mpr9en pOrgenpmmen perben. Die Nnz
tpdlte be8 Serrn @in6er ftno Die So. 9.
Neep g. IS. 8iople unb Setter Oe. @1a
bon 8bt(obelpbia.
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8nft Wemhhis.
Nebenenbanben 5erffrcut,

9tebeuenbdncen 6erftrcHt.
Die b~eridbtete Bepesuns ppn Nrtce Mnspabr.
@atrU, %. Sttpber. Colonel Stewart
maHte NIT elmer Nbtbetlung bes SIS. SltnUis
8e9tmentS einen Streif3us binter Memp6tS
felt 4Ga9en unb serfGrte Elm Guerilla Eager.
Die Snfafen Fi9teten IfD iber ben @Olf>
6luB. sic tpurren Serfplst, ppbet 2 Nsbels
len eriApfem unb mebrerr eefunsen 9enUmmen
purbfn. 1niere Srmppen Serpitfets Die @lan=
tagen Der Nebeleufreunbe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
sturm auf benz Ghamplain see.

GltanH,2 81. Stt. @abrenb bes @turs
mes, pel6er I'M lesten MOntas auf benz
@9amPlatn See berrlGte, famen fiinf Mens
lGen unt's 9ebcn, auBeroem 9tneen 10000
8ufbel @erfe unb cine 8~pptslaonng 5afer su
@runbe.
Drst NIT 5uI3 beIapene 8uUte l6tttertsn
ferner BET WuOl'S NOtnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
@esnabme elmer @rife.

Nep<gprf, 27. SIT. Gin 8rief BON
SeY @eF bsrt6tst Die @ssnabme beS SGops
ners Slabsl auf Der 6Gbe BON Ct. Mart1a,
6la. bur6 Die 9. 9. 8arf Sames 8. DaDis.
Die 9rile Bate cine 9aOuug Sal3 an 8orb.
Sol. 6. Striving son Der Ser. Ct. Mrrnee
tarb bier eefern Nbenb.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
Die anasbIide srpeite ~Seriammlnns Der SpMper-
nsIre Der IoDaleh @taaten.

6arrtsburg, 81. Oft. Dir erfab<
rem, DAB @puperneur Curtin audi nt9t Die
eertn9(te &enntniB BON elmer abermalt9en
Ger1ammlun9 Der @uuoerneure su 0a1bings
ton beiiBt. Die game @el9tdte If %tnBpei=
feI6aft cine @nte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
Tproeruneert an bic Ne9terune.
D nuutb=m. Rcmftnns=Mgemtm

Np+ 20 SE' yHWllllt C"ltlAlpEe.
Der lnterssiGnete if nit elmer ieBr n4tbareE sirntd in
asraad6t lit, ale u n . ii d c seaen bic @esternn9y. BE S9IrS
ben 8rtes ~entftenbeu finb, prompt at prontu. Ak &
sgeiCnccre MIfre1ffamfsit tperoe i'd Serpeneen auf @efor.
8nn9 BON nfprIGe en- Der Wtttp en ober Be II
Serfprbener S%pIbaten, Gle NOD 2G9nuns uub
8puntp- @eIber SI @ut BADEN.
&ud tperte iS Der 8efot0an9 tpt q nftpne IN fir / II
b1ltb ~9eDcr6ete Splbate Ell ua6 9 ceIeute uab fir Die
gStttpen, &tneer. Wtltter pper S6fpeitert SDn rerItprbene1
mibnen.
Perioneu, bic Anlprit@e 9e9e3 ben Stant o6er geoen Se Ne.
rierltn9 5u rtadset habe1t, tSnnen ibre a6tbtgen Haptere Su md
Bt9en preiien auSaefertist lnnb Die getrG9e ltnter sufrie6enffeI.
Ieneen 8eotn9uH9etc Duectrt erbaIteu. 81 IS 4a
Iu@funft in Se3u9 auf AniprI6e wirb b~ereitwilis gratis
ertbetlt BEL Muen 6. Tprreffer.
Qd29,~S 20 ct. YaNlitr.
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M1aGTacbutts Ser. ct. Genatur.

Bottom, %. Sftober. So0n QuincY
QOdms Sat int Namen ieines 8aterS @9artes
6rancts IOams Gle QtuIte1ung bss giautens
Oes lebtrrn ais 9. ct. Senator fir Summer
ab9elebnt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29

StGpti de 0tnan5en.- Sol
gsnDe8 5ei9t Die Ginuabmen lap QlSga6en
Der Corporation fitr pas am 30. SUM BEEN
Ttacal Subr:
3 &tnnabnte.
Sir 9t3eulen bon @irt6I6alten $17,93g
25 Gts. 9iquors6GnbIer $t0.435.75; @aa~
rem unb &aufmannsaiitsr $11, 096.70 @um=
lntiionSbdnbier $3.50; 6ut unb @hub Sto-
reg $1,679.92; 6euerperiiHernn8 Ngentsn
$3.50: Jubrrverte $8,574.58; 1arttfanOe
$31,623.50; Billiards $3.50; Resel6a6uen
$40 Nuftionator6 $500, Ibsater $1405 !;
pfanpleiber $1OO; OeDlars $3,020.5O ;
@bsrfte ant @anal $3,423.04 /: @tods ST.
$3.50; 0pltBeibeamte $11,716.72; 6unHe
$394,62; 4ente, Sii0werfte unO anbere
Steuer $3,O69.29; balbja6rtee 8etlieuer Der
oerlGteOenea @arpS $43, 852,2 20; @ertifca,
tie bonn Mtat 1861 $4,000.
Nu6eaben.
geatntcn Der Cooperation S15,567.O
Npli3st $9,383,85; Gdt9e $4,827.44; gricz
bensridter $~4,205.66 gBaro Doftoren
$942.82; Npptbefer 81, 27O.13; @pl-8e.
ante $2,O56.84 Marft @lerts So, 1914. Oh ;
NOefIOes $3,318.783 2ebY Court SLIPS. 80;
arunen nno 8ejabrtrn $14.498,81 geerbi
9nngafcten FIT Nrme $L65QS Woli,et tnb
Statiousbauler $9,493.59; Groceries &c. f4r
Die Arnten $500 W1arttbaus, gduIbdnler
Ba@tDauier, OpIt5et unifornten, Srtebens
@onfersn5, Gener %@ompdghien $26,612.36
onOere alus9dben rnb Sntefs6en $107 ,8O3
% Ste.
Setm Golleftpr wmrben tm @an3en bcpps
nirt SIG, 1OS. "a.
6nr StraBen nnb anbere gerbeHerungen
~aus9e9ebem $38.523.O7.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29

81 n 81. Sttpber. Die Ser. CT.
&rtcgalAatapPe Seariage stn9 I'M 80. Sept.
BON Gibraltar naA BEN W3uren ab, unn ben
&apsr Ntabamta auf3uiuGem.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
mn6adhufettsslmnhlen.

Bottom, n. Sft. SON. SObn q. @ltfe
fcrp letnt Die golfstpa6t fir @OnereB I'M ers
fen Otltrift ab, tnOem ct iagt, Dap ietne I'M
terltaBun9 be8 9raipenten un6eDtnat unb
pbne Nldhalt fet.
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(@tnaeIanbt.)


Mit penn @tnter, NIT ben S9seelcden,
erGfnete pas Surnert6eater aud letne 8mbne
wieper. Sdpn etntse ~eeluneene Stide, nidt
nnr e~elun9en in Wabl, iunoern aud MuSfGb=
ring, 9in9eu aber bic 8retter, inter penen
pDtr 8erpanbi@aften" BON &ubebue ni6t
Interchangeable tperoen birfsn. SIM @anssn
mar baS Spiel gut. @retGen Ipiette tire
9teQe NIT elmer NatSttat, elmer @eptB6eit,
wte es wubl BON Der l6pn friber ais quite
S9aulpielertn betannten Dame nt@t anpers
~ ertrarten mar. DaS nGmltGe fam bon
ben &ollen Qnton's, Der Grau Gplmutb unD
Der Mabame OtOrsan seIa9t werben. 8et
6errn Matb batten mir Elm tpenia mebr Sprs
nure, BET benz iuneen .@%tupenten Elm leeereres
Spiel sepaniat. ; Die abrt9en 9OGen tparen
allelammt mittelmabts Sertreten. Die SOD
ter, Drama in 3 Mcten, bas am. 10. NySem>
Der iiber Die gabne seben lOl, tptro wpbl Dem
,Dubltfum pteper einen 9enuBrei6en 9benb
In TbesptS Tetipel 9epabren, tnbem Wabame
81. lit trastiGen gJtOaen, pbslst8 le lebtem
Mpnta9 tpents Su ibertrefen tpar, nod Eii@~
tteeres letlten miro. Dp6 mare su tpiiniben,
bnB am 10. NcSember, ais Dem @ebmrtstaae
S9iQer's, tr9enb Elm barauf beai9ltGes Stid,
3. 9. Die 8arlsl&aler", 8etpablt tptrbe,
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9entIGe Yriefe
wel&e in Der ensIiiden Site ent9oIten fiuO.

Wel@e N Der en9I1den Cute entbaIten iiN6.
DamenItfe.
Sihel, @tr8 Marb; 9enner, @tiB kSennb; Deaning,
DiiB @lii; Sappplb, 0iis GSa g; Suffutau, @tiB Ntarp
Sober, Wtra; araft, WeB Caroline; aode, 0iB Ntarb
@aeber, @lrs Mars; @tiIer, @tiB &usufe; Pittenteiff,
@lrs Cynthia; S@ult, @Fis Saap; @fiSbitIub, @ars +;
aSiesonb, glii. a M
SettenItfet p
Saner, u s; SEED, 9 $, 8ent, @eo 3; Self, u
8pOmeiRI 9; 8ribenbaf, SO9n, 8uide, S; @aAeG, 8
Si 9ietReri4, SO9u; Deit, o. ga Go; glsner g s;
ger, u; Gperl, 8 6; Stud, SDPn; @ternslaua, Dasib
Straus. @imcn & SO; @aSuer, @rnit; 2Eenters, gBm
alus, Scbn, $erner, 90 $.
SCtpntenItfes
Blum, u; 9aufutar, Sc9n; DeiseI 8 Gnele6art,
s; Gnsle, 8 ai Sis9leu, Scbn $; Saberer, Selrp
Seaerf G9r9arb; eeibbart Senrp; @d1er, SS; Msper
Corp IS; G9afer, Quart Gerst u; G@uieber, ISM;
EusHsiS, @sr Ban Gastse, q; @isaHauH @Hl.
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Seuer in ct. 2Ouis.

ct. guuts, %. Sttbr. Der bur9 ben
8rnub Der Dampfbupte, Der 8aumpulle unb
tes 6anfeS an Der 9eSee ent(fanbene Gptal9ers
lu1 belGuft lta uuf $4,000.
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gsterbrditer Weretft.
mt q.

GO terben aIe seper6treibenbeu 9ierbrater Der Gta6t
Baltimore unb ~llutsesenb anfseorbert, itb aut WtittippG,
ben 20. Sttpber, abenbs I'M z l1br, bei Serrn SetriH
2cc8, $50. IL gforb Sreberidftrase, ein3uinber, inbeim
ipt6tise Gei8Gfte, in Setreff bes Steuer=GeieseS Srrs
Riiuttli&es gri@einen tpirb Sebeut BON 9suten ieh.
a @bp. StiefeI, |rGI.
CDR. 8et, Getr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29
@efr6t I'M iiihlidem MiRnnri.
Ole R,bsnen setpurfen nnb na@ MrfanfaS
diidhtenr.

f~iidbtenc.
8nfttm8tOn %. Sftbr, 8clsenbe
OepeIbe tt tm armeebauptquartter etnselau@
fen. ct. 9UutS, q. Sttbr.
Qn @eneral $. SO. Sailed.
Ser 8rtgabs9eneral DaptO1Un beri6tet, bab
S6eralteutenant 2eaier NIT einem gapa(ertes
Ostalaement ben 8etnb BON @reenOtae bie
nabe E6omas9iIe In Srespn Counts, @ftl'
1curf, perfcet bat, t6n bort ant 25. ,. sits.
anariF, SolF6nbt9 l6lua, 8 Mann tUDtete,
10 0efsngene utnGte, unp % Nrmattren nuO
ID Nferbe erbeutete. Die Gebelentruppe1
unter N1c8rtOe unO 9nrlons 3ieben f4 mad
geIetae In Nrtanlas 8uriif.
l1nter3. O. Ut. Gurtt8,
0eneralmatcr.
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sosalbert5te aus 9ssafbtnetOms

s9~GIn;eigeg BON aSdgbinetpu, peId)e Bic Wddbs
.tttittds& 4 Ibr bel ~uaferclu Ss9euteiG Srn. Si eSfelo
&2O 6 Ctr abgegebeiI ~10etcsn, lfiisDcl npci
u ufnd11gE stsgc add3f ffp!Genctn 3tlfatfser+
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-29

NEncbrtbt.
gerfeSelte @pri6lase fir abboIsuns unb llr6arntatuna
BON 40 Icres eanb, tpel9e 81 Der reueu armen6ausS
Sartt SebSren unb 81 Der (perlanserteu) Canton apenue
9eRSreu, - tperben bis gum s. &pseulber BON Dem 8au.
@c1tite be8 itabtil6eu Srnenbauies BON Baltimore in Der
MapprssO Office entseseseupmuten. Ser ansesebene 8reis
rl1B per acre berebnet unb bas sefGnte !SDI8 ais t6eils
peiie Sablnn9 angencututen iperben. 9lG6ere ~SIusfunft
ertbeilt Mappr Chapman
Sun guftra9e beS 8aH=Gpuite's
9iNf0Sr Spbm @Dons. Ger.
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Na6ri6t at Steuer5ablcr.
GtaStsG unectorSeSffce

BoGttntpre, BEN "a. Stt. 1862.
In StdatssSaren fir 1862 tpirb elm g6Sus bon 3 PCT.
erlaubt, tpenn Iplbe an peer Dor benz I. gtpbetnber I. 8.
be3a6It tperben. Nn ftGbtii6en @teuern fir @runbbeis
iperbeu 9 p@t. geitattet an pber Dor benz /. gcbenlber pber
1 p@t. peun mad bieienl Datum be5a6It. @erIcnals
Steuer ttuB bis gum l. gfpb. be5ablttperben, tpibri9enfal8
bic 9fe6nlnSen 5wansSnabi8 einSetrietettper6en. 2Senu
ritditGnbiSe &etnin9en niGt an pber Dor 6reitas ben
81. bs. be5ablt merbeu, ipirb "a p@t. reitere SntereiieI
oaSu gere8net, rno ba GnfanSS gicbeulber cine eifte Der
SSunrigen bon 1851 SerSfentli4t tpirb, 70 fSnnen bieiet=
BEN ftt tpeitere Soften eripareu, tpeun fe iplhe GieGuut=
gen bereiuiSen.
qr, aug. SO. 8rice,
WtoNttSr a f GtaSt~golectpr.
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Scfen 0efeml Defen!

&oefen Sefeml Sefemg
Cine arebe g~uspabl BON Rod unb parIpr-Sefen fmb sw
biIisea 4Sretien 81 ~perfaufen bel
-s $3.50 g. SLID ertr
SO. 90 NDrb.Gatfra6e.
Hs- sle &rten @epnraturet an Oefen rerben f@neu Be-
Ben, @bcuID cine Nnspabl BON RbblenDl.9ampen un6 Ra-
@engefdirr imu1er ~rorrdtbig. m DE-
AT- A6- @a~feeariGtuueen. unS cue Grten glnniberars
beten merben i&nel beicret. Spt43nt
MeAtem Gmmentbaler GAWetserfGfe
ete QuaIitat Si baben Bet s. 8tttt@,
Sunt7s @Ge bon Sigh rnb @ranbhar.
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Self tie ben Greuetp. - Trant
MiGer, Der Dor eintsen Ta9en l~e5eIlipniltiz
l9e Jteben fitbrte nnb beSbalb a~rretirt mar,
beiarn fiG eines 8eHern, 1eiItete ppr Mar>
fdaGl San Nclfranb ben GreusiO unp murbe
entlaiIen.
Eummttuarti4e8 en-
Ote fplseiloeu 8erIpnert tpur6en unter Der
Nnt(ase tumultuaril9en 8enebmens Derbaie
tet unb einem f~erneren 8erb6re iiberrielens:
Marta Taplpr, g. Haubaa, Sohn Neter8,
@ua. Did pn, Spbn McDOnalb, @. $.
@atlou Midael SobnIpn, Murtba Nnna
Sing, Marp Gilman, Setter O'yfeal, Sulan
Pp1af, Nnna @ins, @m. Gbaper, Wtidael
Sarri8, @atrif Spale, George @rmiser,
nnb cine gemi6e @ntancipirte, Der Bpli3ei
tetannt inter benz Namen Der Sril9en
Npb wurbe Elm Mann, Nameus
Spbn Woer5 a~rretirt, u,tter Der Nntlaoe,
ppraeItern Mbeup fiir Sib Carolina u1b lie
CONFEDERATION 9ehurraht gu baben.
gr fam snabis bappn, bann er purbe bios
in / Dollar Citrate neblt Soften Derurtbeilt,
aber ni@t sahlen, nnb muBte in bic
Sail manbern.
2etdnam ans ufer setrieben.
- Nm Srnnta9 Na9mitta9, wdbrenb be8
Sturtne8 wurDe Der &Srper zines Manme8
Bel Curtis Greef ans llfer sel&wemtnt. $.
gSallace Der @tsentbimer be8 Blabes lie6
ben 9eiGnam anitdnois in einem Bripats
besrabniB beltatten. Der Gpbte mp9te etpa
so Sabre aft fem unb par ppbl sefleibet.
Man farto Bel i9m nusefabr 4 Dollars an
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02
APRON ENTS
DIR. Va PRICE,

AN ALYT PHI Y 5 SLOAN
Late Of Buffalo, Y, can be consulted at
KENOSHA City Hotel, on Tuesday and the forenoon
of WedI esday the 21st and 20 of January
Racine Racine House, 23d Of January
Wauk egan, at residence, 4th OF January
Woodstock Exchange Hotel, 81 Of February.
Principal Office, Chicago, III. 49,
peside"ce-W aukegan, ILL.,, where all letters may be
sent. 80 4to .ura NJ sc,...
fu,a Rheumatism, Fits. Nervous maiauaes-
49,, ,,aIe DiHic ui ties, Consumption, TkrOat,
aver Heart. and all Chrome Complaint ourprae-
onnded on truth of seventeen years standlng dit
fers from all others, tring with human exstence
saericing life by experiments We know upon examn-
~ the cause Of disease and remedy needed to remove
IL not by guessing, but by knowing no pms Or harsh
nedcints to niure the constitution, but mild and efh-
sjent: no making sick make well, tearing down to
nI up abandoning business or starving, no giving en-
without prospect coming once never to be
deer again but in dealings, r ink IN ou opl
ions moderate charges, regular every Few weeks
b. our visits We invite claim not to know
everything or everybody-do claim to reason and
common sense and out OF ten saido be III
curabe We particularly request those who have tried
this scientific doctor that respectful Physician boosted
and advertised medicines and doctors until worn out and
discouraged call upon costs nothing as consuta
tSn is rec. iyiO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02
ANOTHER BArTEaY-Capt Carpenter al

ANOTHER BATTERY.-Capt Carpenter ar
rived in town Saturday with Gne company OF
80 men, comprising the 8sh Battery. Thy go
Dto camp Heie.
On Monday Capt Frost did some excellent
artillery practice. Tie target was an iceburg
pme ten feet long and three OF four feet high,
chat had formed on he end OF protection pier
off the point near Michigan street the distance
from Camp being about mile Il was very
,ooa sh0rn of It's dimensions, several balls bit
ling it fairly.
The boys have mostly returned from Through
and viii now be paid what the L. 5. owes hem
as soon as the rolls made out Paymasl er
Wright has tie means on hand 10 du 50.
Measles still prevail III camp, but not of an
alarming type.
The arrangements recently made by which
he men do their own cooking. seems TO please
them They succeed in getting up some as
topishng Dishes according TO their own ac-
count. 1t will a any rate prepare them tie en-
counter campaign in the f-ld better than the
old plau.-Racsne 4Adg0cate.
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NEW YoaK. Dec. 90 The sea steamer Baltic
has arrived from Fort Pickens, where she landed
the 75ih New York regiment and sailed hence on
the 18Th Matters ct Fort Pickens are unchanged.
Deserters report great distress and discomfort
among tt e rebel forces
The gunboat Iroquois has the pirate Sumter
biockaded at Cienfuegos.
, The gunboat Flambeau is blockading the port
Of Nassau, N P. where the rate Sumter was
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The Newbern IN Co. Progress says we are
happ to be able TO announce from good au-
thority that in few days there will be salt
enough manufactured near Morehead City to
supply any demand that is likely 10 be made
We are assured that gentlemen Of ability and
energy have taken the matter in hand, and will
be able, in !. few days, 10 turn out two hundred
bushels per day, which they intend to sell on
living terms.
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suapemsioa o spretc Payments.


The determination Of the New York Boston
Philadelphia Bauks 20 saspen specie payments
IS having its effect throughout the country Al
though there ST ems to bs warrant for such
course 10 the present stare OF the cou nlry, We
cannot but regret the determination Ofcourse
1t sounds well 10 talk Of preserving "specIe
reserve in the country, ont il shat reserve is 10
be locked up in he vaults 81 The banks. it can
not be Of any service 20 the country. 1.-THE
New York Bank- should reduce their specie Ia
heir circui alton. while the specie is mainly ke
in the country. it seems 90 us that it would be
just as well for the Banks and a thousand times
better for the people at large. The suspension
Of Specie Payments by Eastern Banks must
necessarily be followed By a suspension BY West
eru Banks. Ii is feared thai this viii be follow
ed By extravaganf issues by HE B'nks giving
a iarge inciea OF paper currency with a cor
responding decrease iii It's value But we do
no share in the fears to an great extent. The
people have had too aacj experience in wild
cat Bank. and Bauh RS to be swinded by them
s. badly as they have been in Yeas past.
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Gen. FHalfeck and The Missouri Contra
hands-.. &c il order Amterp reted.

ST. LOUIS, Dec %. The legal condition of
the negroes dischargd yesterday by order of
the P. ovost acknowledgements in nowise chang
ed but they are only freed from confinement
and sale, the presumption being that they are
slaves Gen Haeck says this orIer will not
lebar and one from enforcing his legal rights.
II any exists. it can be enforced trough the
loyal civil tribunals OF The State whose mandate
will be always duly respected by The military au-
thoriiies of this department. Military officers
cannot decide upon the rights OF property or.
claims to service, except so far as may be au-
ro lied by the laws of war and of Congress
When not 20 authorized, they will AVOID all
interference with such questions.
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.NnficQ.

NOTICE is hereby given that all persons indebted
Az II III. firm OF W. BLINN & @, must adjust the
same within THIRTY DAYS from this date or the de-
ands of Sid firm viii be lett with an ofheer for eoec
80 G. GSILLTTT.
Assignee OF f. W Bnn & Co.
prosto ra.sober 10 q9di sw4T
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TAG Jsot5ce.
KENOsHA COUNTY

Treasurer's Off e. Dec. 20, 1861.
" HEREBY give notice to the tax payers of kenvshs
h County that Wisconsin Currenes will be received
H. JOHNSON Co. Treasurer.
Renosba Dee TO- 1861. 2Itf
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--A-. = on obtaininy Club OF TEN for the Daily
Any WISCONSIN, sLso viii entitled 70 the eleventh
copy S.,t notas a,ro7,erLv enclosed and
ated In he Post office, where the money y mali
: q nav be sent at our risk. hi.t
eu All papers discontinued when the time ier "hch
thew are paid expires
Nilwankee Wis.
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yu,EKE EVENING WISCONSIN.
The Only Afternoon Paper Published in
Milwaukee.

The First Edition IL printed at IL o., ana
contains All midnight, forenoon and special dispatches
received up to that hour, together with the latest mar
reports This edition is printed in season TO pc SEM
IN the mails leaving at or before 2 ?.
The p NJ Edition is sent by all mails leaving ai'''
thas hour. - ,vb;cb edi-
Persons ordering the paper win please state "i'n cur
tnn they desire.
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III tf 4 I'll ia y ] Els.
to lsf Wa. Cavalry.

The ola Eolas OF sE"slsseEa" We IN
d,.rstand That they hive a troupe Of Singers and
N usicians IN Waukosan styled THE Old Folks
Who have been giving some very entertaining con
certs in that place. We l.va heard their singing
-po,en Of in the very highest terms by those who
have heard them Tie Waaiegaa Gazette says
the cid Folks talk Of visiting Kenosha and
giving one CT two Of tbeir excellent concerts At
Simmons New Hall From the high character Of
these who compose the Troupe, the exceIlen ce Of
heir music and the selection Of their pieces we
should say they deserve tgll house if they visit
our city. Musical entertainments are appreciated
by our citizens, aud generaIly well patronized-
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1v..,,.o. E,eDor,s uoIow zero.

Troy Decem Der 25.--Fort Edward %, Saratoga
90 BaiIston' %, Waterford II, Troy IA all below
zero.
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1sIll's writing school.


From C1A@eAs Of saieta Center.
Would you acquire smooth beautiful hand
writing, attend Prof Ephm. N. Hills Writing
School and that heavy hand you now carry w'll
bee me light; those crooked marks win become
straight. and thet miserable scrawlng hand yon
now write, viii be changed to light smooth, plain
and rapid penmanship. The Prot. is at present
having scho u in this place, and the progress
made by those receiving tdo benefit Of his instruc
ton is extraordinary, and we, as patrons Of his
school would cordially recommend him as al able
e1pounder Of the principles 5f Penmanship. both
in theory and practice combining in beautiful ard
proportionate harmony The gentleman and the
scholar, in every way qdaiiying him to instruct
the youth of the land in this most useful es well as
ornamental art and that too, in the least possible
time.
Anored Hodge, t)flin o. Reeve,