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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

CUfERlOR COURT OF HE tII1 OF
- NEw-YORK - MOSS CHAheLRLAlN osaiu',
sp Of indsnert Of ,s sap-rior Court % ne CRY Of
NewYolk rendered In scoa on the h aay Of De-
r., 1901 shall cxpase sale the 2sfa dag u Dcceoi
her 1851 AZ IL ocoek ~ A. tho Merchants E.charfe n the
cir II Neiv.York. al thoss -FOUR e,Etln LOIS OF
GRofND .iiuatc iyns and being 10 the Cy o. New YORK
uortb~rly 56 Of foth str.es hstween Esnh aud
Niuh sveDue bounded sud dcscTbed oows siz begin
nina a rl.t o. the norlaefy side Il fcItfh tir ~ dttl
foT el wo-Tly fr the corner form - Dy t' II
'esctr OF toe nohefly nie - Foi'ira - with Ire
~ me OF T.hth avenue -ni running theace nahry
p.rsr with the lghth a,elue niLe,y eight ee' and Hir'
ioch's thence wesie parable VIVA fori
t frt tx inehes hercs sol.le'y parallel wifi the Egh
avenue ard through the center Of pfty hh-t!-ei.,
ct iae inches. % the norhery side n fsrtie;h ttte' AID
n,n. eeefiy along the uouhery side Of Foie;h street,
feet IA aches - lie poln' or sce " beginning:
II. "A. RICE, Referee.
W. " Aurx pl.lntif's Attorney.
Deed New or. Dccfltcr 9, 1904. 800
Tse s,1vr s,e l. pos llacd until SATURDAY the ilA
car IT January lsi9 a. tie sane ;iiae art lilcc.
II. a. RICE, Referee
Ds.st Dec a. 1861 e-E2wM&th
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IMPORTANT FREIGHT GOTlCL.

I WINTER ARRASOEMENr
rug PEOPLES LINE in o3nurc'i'l With tho Harlem
Rifr,,s l-vr arquged 10. ths usn.gofi ton Of freight he
cn NrvN orb aud Albany daii Tho c,l' c.nayigt9n on
lie Hl op River Freight Tor sfd il0n 'hc Wee. Vi NEW
yOPk CFSTRtL RAILROAD sud connections vii, be r..
c.y,d ard !, isefed he dccks ~ the PEOPLES LlNk
OF STEAMERS 20, n ,uniandi y 'lic s. ~ sauinsf
fe \, W he no i..rrup Ion s the 1Jss u uasfi n Tie
% q. vii IRE A. hy any othe- route A cln-isnm ms
fot . Med an I'D ~ sde 90 tie PkOfLES LIZ r. -
1870 A. 4. SMITH Asclf Pc pie. Lire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03

The trg IS c. Shaw, hom Bermuda reports ,hs the schI
u. L. psWolf sailed hom Hamilton FOR New ora the lh
Dec. The bil Medis.or Brl at S. George wout .,i ~
I sn Mcewsy on tho Il.h d December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
1862. THE 1862.

.ifh N. connections f0Tlns
TIE SHORTEST Nd QUICKEST ROUTE
FH0s NEV fogE To TnE faiAoPAL NEir2hN iriks-
I'll, tr.iss daily ion Sew foik 60 iadelpAIa. Via
Nrs-J onsey a.. Crrldeu snd Amh0y lns. 49,
ALL THROUGH fRAiN5 ron THE WEST ~ THlS
sUUlE LFANE EEW-YORK fNON rae
BOOT uP COrRiLtsOfsr
Dy wsy Of Philadelphia ts incoming pssset seF es'e New
Yoft 81 4 tic other routes Egcuns pasense,
a. ,. IN onr hour later thau othar iine-
H. wsy Aouiown, evening Tiyoi ger leave 81 p n
bfre hol ihsn tho honcru rt- sud By both rontes
snive ~, io Nolthsu nes n Lhicss' snd Al
points ia The Noh W..i. cfs,ise inte1olo.i Loai'is
lohts " eat. with less cr cha, - Of cais $500
Stirring Ger. yoo, slsoge Tna n9 ,, . 20
flnos NJ asi iioou Ger. on al iaus
Par tho same other routes.
Bare, checl ed th .ongh. TaEscrs FREE,
W. sFERS EMl6RArIOS'
The Pern,ylyani, central Company nuns or Einissrt
Accoualoililn Line i1h slor5. comiaril" node II
psg moving WeswsFd at Que af ne usrai fass
u isGs. ,,.,..,,r,
By h, fou'e freight. cf al do. be forwarded
o. and from sny point Tho karolds ONO hrniucsy IN
diana ILLINOIS Wisconsin, Iowa o. MiacuIl by fAlL-
IOAb DIRECT or 60 tuy por, the nsyisabs T,ss Of
tBe Wet ~ rfrsneis ffom Iht'1rirh -, ~.
Tho Frrl.ht 10 rli cu any pott ~ tle " ct oy
a., rsnsylssnia lsoai 81 timss feyorsse
cLsfssl b. otoer Railroad colp,nies hsfc nts arl ship
ifra mi inT g. pspotlil' o. ~ si - ia N0h'
.say, Is.y win conhdsnce o. IL sprodJ transit
LIVE STOCK.
Fares and Dealer b. live Sto.k viii hud this al
ge.as route, C-Ia0us ards vel wtte d and sup
10 c.unt lJl and cffy Gffl0 Il ld 10 On ir sllfa
From srs01rg where viii be ind every conyet't 60 iof
fceding ie-ioa choice ora Ell Of me fhlLADbL
PHIA hFN-YOhK and BALTIMORE MARKETS..
:. T.. ELLIOTT. Psss~nssr Aaont No. ! A-torlieuss.
LEttH q 60, tlsish. Age-ts 49,
MCDONALD BlsCHOff bmigl-1i Afeli',
E,ocH LEWIS General Sept Altoona Va
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HUDSON RIVER Raj ROAD. For ALBA
< u ~ sud TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH snd WESf Trains leave:
FROM Ghalabtrsst Prom y'h -.
F,otss aud n a. n end 3:l7 g. ~ ~ aud $40 and
- and ) y $50 p. N
Troy aud Albany vith Ioep 1870 Sundays included
ia earl. 1915 D IA.
Poua hksepsis train, ut BOO B0E ~ and 223 sudtAo
u. and ~ Ia AND b:l5 p pm.
Pesk,kii train, COY IN. p p. m.
Sang Slug usln. e.i3 . n, 1910 a. IL, end $40 2
S:l3p. ,,
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK

Passenger s.,isu in Esr.York cor mus. and atbv
Entrance on Ziths-
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geESN PIANO-FORTES. GESA
W kcOs We are now sole 20 Offer ihs ~ Dt,
pubic hns rrg 5-osi4vc PIANO lOHrt. fol noa laus,
oynsiInng norwood cs'o, warranted for lgs gears ior
100 cab and rich mcding with cagvs5 sg. ,re
hcn 13 % $50 Of god work md material las
sod 1r tfll o. by The Cd Etth0i 81 a.luf
We warrant hs 20 ,'lnd ~ tune better than paID ever
made We invite OIL 10 extulno these Low in.trlmsui. a.
our factory, eotneT Canal and Huds4n - Nely.YoIk
OBOFESrEEN Z HALE.
would advise ny friends oud all 20 .uat 81 good sob
start.e' lopo 70 ex.tiae GRONTsrEEN q HALe's nuw
iocthse Pianos l,e bad tho BE pc yaar % nofe
than Pianos u different Makers end ties, stand IL iuao
bet eE tan any ever saw tbs touch tld tJno ass ns--
j. P.liEsTLy. ksw.Yors.
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TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YoRRi
For Ess.Ha'.n, eN M OK D. PAS, 9;3OiEL)I $50.
4;Jl sId 2. n.
Tor ghigePors 7. ga n, Rr)i i2ls 9.se (grli $3.50
$50. and p. m.
For Mo,i Stafford Fairfield Southport and wegtpon,
"a. IN. l2:i3. $3.50, AID 4;,J p
For NorSss, $3.50 m l2I'. $50, tEI) $50, $50 ST
u, pm
For D,rsn and Greenwich I, $50 a ~ p:lS, $3.50 isa
For stamford. 0, Cerl s:ooa nj I9iiS. 800 ELL o,
80, t.31 $50 4
70, Pori Che'isr add int mediate ,tntons eoA 10 l2
u, 3.0;4:10, so, $50 .. ~.
Yer Port Chastef I'D Now. Rsrhsle, 0p 10.
CONNECTING TRAINS
For hospa via - iing-lc ~ ~. iEIl $500 fErl o. M.
fsf boston. via Shore lins, l2;l5, 8p
Tor Hartford and sprsarld. ga "a tErl l2l3, $3.50,
For Coupsclleut Hivr RaIltyad to MoL.real NJ Qrl
aud i2;i5 a.. TO Northampton.
tor Hartford, lroYiicnce, and hhAl Railroad g ~,
ior hev'.,.cu, New London and stoniagloa Rail1ssd
b, q. H., 2:l3, $50 So.
IoE Canal Nl.fosj. l2l3 Q. m 20 Northampton
For ilOusGt0uio x liiTOaa 70 Piitsied, a IN.
Dor htusetnck Rallfosl Ia II 9Js 8. m
lor DsnruTy srl NJrala Railroad, ?, $3.50 m, $3.50
Commodlogs scrilg Care ts'sehed 8, ~ rain.
JAMES n. HOir snpe .inondel,.
~ EW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas-
ssnser Trims hom 100. Of Chsnbsns.., ~ loilowG
Ia. ~. Esgret', ~ Buaso.
{; am. Mail
OIL NJ, MIX daily Tor o,isyle spd luterre ,dsts st.
n .. m, Accommodation. daily.
ft' p m, Way Ton hiiddleo~n. E.wbursh and nterns
ditie Stations
-. m Nigh. Express dsl,y for DuuLik Buffalo Cauan.
li5us, sii inrcii a,ao ihe from Of Saturday runs
N ~ n % Bgiso. ult does uct run 70 Dankirk.
p. H., AOcOImcsli ioi.
CHARLES MINor General saVL
HATHhsHL MAEiH Receyef
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I OkG ISLAND RAlLkOAD--CIIAN OF
~ IrkMlNLS-Leavs Jamcs-siip eud 3.ihAt Ferries
he'N - N;51 m foT Orrrupo. $40 End $3.50 o..
~ for hoth lip aid satniday 70 lphsaa s-D and
$50 J. ~ Tor Syotsct 80 M so aud for Ieup.
',s,d nd y:Jj H., a'5) Az '. III ior Iasasics
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Ocean Gtramcrs.


sorIc- 70 PA,sySoERs IURoPR.-By order of the
Sc .tary State al paslsugers Leaving tue ult-d Stte
ave REQ lred rryce themselves vh passports before
they will allowed board the siesner Pas,enssf' vi"
nor be s.b &c ed 10 any trouble DELAY 10 procuring sen
,',yslr.v 4 \ IOrN ~ DNR. Azept
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-fORK and
y iIVri POOi. lsndinT and eahsrking passenger, az
Onrcrsown tlreiand @ he LIVERPOOL New ora snd IhL
~. hl, sieamsnip CompaaY iutsnd disps';ng then ;uI-
pow ss q Ciycs. 5Utit Iron stssnshiIs tai ollo"H
FnlaDUGfDH
ITEk..............s.ssss's npJ yh"' 80
hANGAnOO. ......-.............Ssfu day. Jan. -
trd .very SATURDAY, noon nom Pier No ~ North
River. -
FIRcT CAYIN,.......5D sTEEBAGE.... .....,...eN
Eht Cabin 20 London... ~ Sesrsee 10 Loudon-''' 81
iil.t ~ 20 Psiis.... % seesge to Pars...'. -
HIS Ca5in to Hambnrg.. 81 >t-creg" % haDDn'g -
PASSENGER el-o aided 10 HGvre Bremen, ROTTERDAM
Aniue.p &C., Il equally lHw rates. 80. .
Fersons i,tng bring out Their friends can buy ticSs,
h To- al the olu Jog hewlck: frsri LWefpoy or
nerusiorD let eb, S75 $s, aud iU1 stesfag9 rom
lirsfpooi so. Irm Q1eeIstowr. ~
Thee. STEAMERS have suTc accommodations fr ps-'ei-
g.ts md cary sxporLcei Surgeons. Thy are ut IN
lion 5econf, sud have Patent Vie AnnihNators
on loud. ,,.,r,,,,,
30, flrhsr infonnaloa tpplyn LivsrDool to WILLIAM
INAlAN g-nt WaI-i a. In Ciasaps u ALA NAL
CONN No 3 81 hnoch- QU-Ie IN q ean'tow 70 T. y w
q. SEYMOUR Co. In lonioi 70 LIZ - 4 MANLI 40
- kioq Niliag-st Ia Pads to JUALs DECOt y. NO >
Place 10 Bour in phlsdelrh1 N JOHN o. DALE, TO.
III ~ ainuts'. Or II The Company Oaces
JOSH q. DALE. AZ. nt. NO. H. Broadway n. Z.
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60 i0Jom II mGp gorCrrn.
A6aa'U2sAAAG:

"A IVA 4 ~ - q lDLI a
.FV r,7i~'ro -. ssoF|fe''9
s,o,,s bs cen. by uARYDEvs NXPRgss No. ~
lro.lv..y a. tisy cfsrs, only haN They sud -
-URT ROYtL HArrElts INLET, FORTRESS MUS.
pieces. daily, 9; 1873, l:o7, and t.'S ?. IA.
navy DsrlHrapxr December ., o.
GENERAL ORDER.-iIiE NAVY DE-
w WENT rerdsavoa' for fpios meo at each oi the
TorrsnIoa.h Ney-.Hl ~ p.hils.
Bos.5n sud Now.Bedf.i Aasschusois
rLlsi gha and Erie Penn,ylVsna-
Bssimoie Msr,land tnd
W..airfo- Disiri. Of ColuubL
s. su. ord sry sesncn, aud aitsuen WHO cen pes The
sugeos eraula0n by Wo.sntins The eve" 81 tnr
ueaet th~ir Irsidrnc~ IN an ha crrih"ue
ifnn tho ely ca va cr ~ yls IA neg i. rs'
anu have rSpreed dese to sc 70 enter the u4y w Do
received 90 ibo oii0wlf terms;
i,t "A allowance Of Ga re cent. nile for travelling
81 An advance - Fire uou,hs aad oIiin
men. era OF rco Inpf tGs 10 10 q fuen
- Fcsn+sion 20 eivo allotment - hhipy % theif
f,nliies o. c,.ir,oner the day Of THEFT rnarienf.
All 10 2, ..rl lip ia their ofdns, oohsE where an
viii be flsaei sud caGej pes t BEN. III pre-.
sea' rJiees via .,oo
Que pliT bluo clo.h tFcf sers............... %
Ore blue neuuei overh.Et................. 90
Two undef flannel -brs.....s............. ~
Two ptfs wooiel drawefs................ 10
One nAttfass. ...............s.s......s.s.s ~
Two biankets.. s........'..s.'...'.'''''.. ~
One tesgless csP......-...........s...ssss -
One black sk handkerchief
sM2
TIE pay 81 petty officers averages f2)to sls -. month
Do feafneu....................... 10 Do.
Do OF husfy seaIl-a.............. ~ d.
Do lard'ihe1.' ~ 10
No isnd.man VIII be sllos,s 70 hkc tie benefit OF thu
Lie. O. nvers. GIDEON WILLIS,
sec'.srs 81 ne navy.
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4. MAkSHAL's SALE Of


W BARK REINDEER AND CARGo.-DtsTRIcT or
EHOpy IsA.p u. \. MARsHAL's OrF.os. Providence
Dee o. 1901 By virtue Of Of sale from the bon
L. = Circuit Court T. directed shall eel a. hHr'hsi
sale 81 PUBLIC AUCTION, Commercial wharf. and A.
h. Cufom IIaue 10 the city Of Newport H. L. on the NJ
een,h day January, 1852 a. 10 O'CLOCK. a. tue bsth
hEINDFER Of sbOuJ 80 aus burh-n, her tAeke ePpaie
and ia ri.uie good ding add effects. viz:
coniniug Hand Siw- back Save, ana Iicstgs5 OF
Knives and fOfks siid Bit StGck
cas- coui,niop ucy Pans Cooking Paus with covers
casks con'sning Paints IL Pans.
cas- oonisiuus Ts5e Culory, Iron Spoons, Ha'chet
2cs.ls cortuioc Sauce ras COOKING Pens, ard Cover
3casLs contBifi l. GLASS Tumb'ers
Packages ort4isog 80 bees o. Camp hoite6
- pl copis iag Bread. -, 81,
ls7Ot,; eask c0utalieg Picked Isidcck. lsh 3hsss
arse sol. pcrkagss beul TsNg, az Je Red Beef
csc Thin O,ercssl cas- Spanish Cirsrs' u boxes :"
boxes Gambler; boxes Brady Preserscd Frut ~ boxes
Clueg Wines: IS boxes 4 Oinl boJcs Il. EfandYi
Gins 700 keg' Cut Naif, Of diiefet s@es b0'
M shoe ripe Of Arsua Ard-n,s Rumi s. bsn pipe' Of
hftgs Ard nte Rum.
Lease CONFUSING Medilues IN srsl packages.
case containing Medicinal Heb- md LINT. T. rstfr'
lsrge itrs CAiasd Line denny lhn Dsin, citns lud
k,x small gnnset cak Bait. IA IA g. etsSa On
Chsbs foni to inches; cak lhi- Cutlery A. casa
Stse o. Rot Tr4fri ctk NrtH iilres f-foc rpnHns
az e.es Meruts Waf ives ~ 600 % iafst" 90
Je,ked Be,f T. Water Pipes 70 he i'cne Chest Rolls
.l j .oo.e b. eg 81 ting. a.
lie .fme having been 'iiered fif''nii .
The - = val Commence rf Com ..I ''e
bark rpindosT. Albert san go raa
..szs r--z,----ruSs- 49, -
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Boots Guo Sboc0.
Ct9nl Noillts.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
oftAe County Of Ncwf0Es notice g. hereby gs.n 20 al
r.rsons hav ans q iS' JACOB u. " utIaJhr. i-to
the city lh. Name shipDlst-f rased, % esent
the wi htfe % The srbsciDes, us % .
uAN AIMS COIHAt =. cogn stia~, No 10 " I'll
crt iu the tity " NswfoIk toc ID hr.l oiJ d!
Ari Irst-Daled teH-YoTk l4ih day 81 81 Vohlf lDi.
~. l.n fnSA JAilES q wiz MORN. - M lllrllol
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DASSAGE 10 LtYERpOOL.--The splendid
Bfish sieans slip DAnA-CLS, John I9ssell eff Com
nIar n tier No \. T., will sail fJr Liverpool eTost OF
JON hi. al T. great fsyofs In tie rdefI e'n rs
plfeuarT hip and Offers superior ACCOMMODATIONS 70
Gis .-tla.s pissCDgcrs oily.
A ll,sci suas eg will b. taken AZ he loves, rste,
Apuiv to hOWLAND s ASPlNWAIL.
"f'' no 81 Souh-s,.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENr. iG
COMMENCING NOVEMBER H. 1851
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DEMlTrhNCES TO IRELAND, &c.[IAP-
Ia .c1Tr 90 rootlnse 10 az drafts ihey have done
Tor d.. twenty i've years iboe vi hi - remit money
Ia DOL f erds can supplied WITH Griis ioi On, 9n2u'
on i.a ID d. eAY rat ~ cree Bj In 90 ifelnnp
Ly Il sf ia establishes place Of busnes no. "
4-Yolt
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JR CALIFORNIA wa FANAMA.-A first
o.. ses nsf wi eve NewYok on the ls', llth snd
ia efsrrl month except when hfe 5.'. fa on SUNDAY
when % day Il d,rsnare will be the .ONDAl following
zen l.. h. ALLEN Agent.
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Musital gnslrninenis.

pOARDMAN, GRAY & Co., No. 40 Broad
- way, selling PIANOS yorJ ohesp, accommodate
Holiday pulcl-aew new scale 4 octave ilno /. much
liuLtd
EiANOS. MlLODEONS, HARMONIUMS.--
tiral elias. For SALE, h. LET Or SOLD on INSTALL
MfSIS on hYorih@ terms Pe.oubet Hsrnoriun. one,
two three lankf of keys 49, 10 400 Cot 70 PanOs
'Uily warranted a "a octave, 10 e5D
j. NJ FELTON, NoA 81 and sij Broadway, y. Y.
ANO.FORTES 40 WAR PRlCES.-We
i sfs Uow selling our rlinoFor ut grsaly reduced
pce' ~ cash Pm 90 willing to obtain hi cl4ss Psno
lore NJ War Riics are .lyiied to coll
LiOhIP n HBADPuRYs
No. lll iiooIne g., Nos. Yofs-
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tlArE Og iILiy0Is. TEEAsrKER's Owes.
sPuEGFigID December p 1861.
pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given That the

\ squlre. Money DEtOsii 50 Oy OR pEFORF
9JiH -, LAZY Draws iNI..i,ptsT Six Per Ccu. on
Til. eek rag received dII ha past yer 4f 81 G.
BoHT .uAN ifsz Pain ora. 81. u. VAN pf.IT
JosErh i. Coo4hl, Secretary. P,siIsgL !
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NETWORK & NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD.

A. +. SMITH. sapeIiniendsul.
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4 tcIiONS 0u WASHINGTON, d. c.
~ Ciaia. say o. he .,e-ii e''. Qu-t-fns.ter Ao
CONT .De Sos payable va Is ishilso y. g. collected with
p-on y.aess t.I o. .-Q1frs.. l.'f4.. W
atCga8 "a. 40 sc Wsl.s
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INioN plME 5AyINGs BANK,

4 No. 40 CAtAI CDN&ER Og VAklCK-sT
Cpel Iit tom 10 a. m. till q atd irol Stn o. b.
Il poetic isod before ial % sill draw iitfest
TO- the Go iIit
W cent da'e,e alofri Or az II $50 end paS., and
2 pr ecaf 90 ilJgrr GnobHR
TBS FA%k IL OPENED r,tf9 LCCoUNfs AND
lE rs ~ on D. esiI S0j7,3z@ 40 DtAlSG
rliE LAST 80 MONTHS.
4. y Htu5uWOUf Pre,.5e1t
GHDysg 3. Cg4Pv. Secfsi4fg.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

A newly imported old Welshman in Wiscon-
sin was persuaded to go to church one Sunday.
As soon as the minister, who had long beard,
began his first prayer, the old man was seen to
weep. He also shed tears during the second
prayer, and at the benediction the old fellow al
most blubbered out. On leaving church one
of the deacons said to him-Friend Grif1ths'
you seemed to be much affected with the min
ister's prayer to-day? Veil, no, hnk you be
mistaken; no understand Vot ne say much:-
Why then, did you shed tearsf 0, dear sir, it's
because when he puts up his face to bray, ne
makes me tink of one beautiful goat used to
have in de old gundree; and de poor cretur DIED
and was worth dree guineas. Oh, can't heil
erwin. ven tink of her!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20
TO "a Wave.
BY THE LATE EDWARD D. BAKER.

Dost thou seek start, with thy swelling crest
On! wave that leavest thy mothers breast7
Dost thou leap from thy prisoned depths below
In scOrn of their calm and constant flow!
Or art thou seeking some distant land
To die in murmurs upon the strandl
Hast thou tales to tell Of the pearllit deep,
Where the wave whelmed mariner rocks in sleep?
Ganst thou speak of navies that sunk i'll pride
Ere the roll of their thunder in echo died?
What trophies what banners, are floating free
In the shadowy depth of that silent sea?
Ii were vain to ask as thou rollest afar,
OF banner, or mariner, ship or star
Il were vain to seek in thy stormy face
Some tale of the sorrowful past to trace
Thou art swelling high, thou art flashing free,
How vain are the questions we ask of thee!
] too am q wave on a stormy sea;
! too am q ,ganderer, driven like thee
] too am seeking a distant land,
To be lost and gone ere l reach the strand.
For the land [ seek is a waveless shore,
Aud they who once reach it shall wander no
more.
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NO. Al.
IS On the March. -

Huzza! the regiment is ready,
Our knapsacks full, ssbres bright
Come, comrades, let us march on steady,
Marshaled and eager for the fight.
Strike all the tents, in order muster,
And wait the Colonel's first command
Lift up our flag, and round it cluster,
Sworn TO defend it, heart and hand
Our country calls; the drums are beating
Throughout the land from east TO west.
Advance! quick step! there's no retreating,
The promptest, bravest are the best.
What though behind we leave our treasures,
Our household darlings, homeborn joys,
Our work, our business and our pleasures,
Our wives, and sweet hearts, girls and boys!
We go to win richer booty
Than all our labor could afford
We freely go to do our duty
And see the rule of right restored.
Then march, brave boys, with cheerful faces,
And join our Generals mighty band,
Resolved to rise to noble places,
Or die to save our native land
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Destruction of the New York and Erie
Railway COmpany's Car Factory.
E,-or Hlrnirn AdvRrtiser

Railway COmPany's Car Factory.
From The Elmira Advertiser.
The extensive car factory, paint shop and
blacksmith shop of the Erie Railroad Company,
situated near the depot in this village, covering
about an acre and half of ground, was entirely
destroyed by fire last evening, together with
nine finished passenger cars in the paint shop,
from ten to twenty cars in different stages Of
progress, an immense amount of material of
every description, great variety of valuable
machinery, tools of werkmen, etc, whose ag-
gregate value can hardly be less than one hun
bred thousand dollars.
The fire originated in the north end Of the
paint shop, said by some to have first taken in
side of car-run in the shop just before it wss
cosed-about seven o'clock, and in half an nouT
the entire building and the neighboring factory
and machine shops were in flames
BY this fire over hundred mechanics are
suddenly thrown out of employment, and the
loss to them seems even more to be deplorsd
than the great destruction of property consum'
ed
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s1,5O PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
KENOsIIA WISCONSIN, THURSDAY, MARCH 30 1862.

ed an the tesrs coined Then felt somethun
tryun to turn me round like, an it seemed as Of
she was doun it, somehow, an she seemed to be
very nigh, somehow, an did n look
After bit got up to look out where most
swiles was. for company, while was ivun;
an the first look struck me almost like bullet
There l sid a sail! IT aoaS sail, an twas like
heaven openun, an God settun her down there.
About three mile away she was, to nothe'Rrd,
in TIL ice.
4 could ha' sid at first look, what schooner
It wa; but l did n want to look hard at her,
KEEP my peace, squirt, an then | ruined and
bawled out, Glory be to God!' sn then stop
ped, an made proper thanks to I'm. An there
she was same as eff I'D walked off from her
an hour ago! 1t felt SO long as eff I'd been liv-
un years, an they would o. know me, sca'ce
Somehow l did n think | could come up vii
her
Il started, in the name % God, WI all my
might, an went, an won't was five mile,
wiz gOun round an got her, tina nix God! II
was n the Bacca ioue, Il sid that larg BEFORE
It was t. other schooner, the sparrow, rspairun
damages they'd got day befoco 'as- KEEP
'em there, an I'd been took lFom one an
brought t. other.
4 could n do hands turn tull we got into
the Bay agen,--I was SO clear beat out. The
Sparrow KEEP her men, an fotch home about
thirty Fights hundred swiles' an poor man OF
th' Ice; but they, poor fellows, that ] went ont
VII usyer coined no more; an never went
agen.
KEEP the skin o. the poor bsste, Sir; that g
e on ny eap.'
When the planter had laig'r Finishes lie
it was a Little while He oa'a3 4t7szs
eyes to see the things anoa. m1 .a t7
The slow-going eaii, outside, at fi.s -he
schooner brought away the les. man gam the
Ice; the green of the earth would not, at
first show itself through the white with which
The fancy covered it and at first could not
eaite feel that the ground was fast under my
feet. even mistook one Of my own men (the
sight of whom was to warn me that was want
cd eIsewhere) for one of the crew of the Spar
row of generation ago.
got the tale and its scene gathered away,
presently, inside my mind, and shook myself
into present association with surrounding
things and took my leave. l went away the
more gratiied that had chance of lifting my
cap to matron, dark haired and comelg, twho,
was sure at glance. had once been tho maid
Ell of Beniie Westhams 'tro!h-plight,D AID re-
ceiving handsome curtesy in return.