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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
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CARL-MATnER-Oa Tbund,y evening April H. by the
Rev j. Is Hssany A. Jsc..on Csr 20 tfanees j. Ma'hsr
eli oi thi, city.
dRAY-pOLPE On Thursday, April VI as ~ Lhurch
Of the Messiah hy the Rev. Dr. OfZoodi John H. Gray 10
Corurl.s L. DobeaIe, bOsA Ct shis eity
rOSFs-yLFNISG-ln this city on Thursday Apri IT, At
rs Eighteenth street NJ r.. Church, By the Rev NJ u t.
Ciawo Dr. HsDf! Jopes Of houu, sefnon s.tchs,-
ROGFR-sTTTON--O Thurdsy evening, April II. at the
,..ee n tie brdss sister. By The Rev g. Alexander
r.,r Ninar H. Roger, Of Brooklyn, 10 hiss Hannah '"
sutton Nth. -
TFRRY-HRfZZEE--OD wedn,slsy. April ~. By the Rev.
j. Pir-.ou ThonA. NJ Terry 30 hiss safsh Brtzee both
of Fafmir s.o1, y. y.
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THE ELN-PLAcE CoSGEEGAIIoSAL CHrEcH.-
fneetnr of the member, of this Church F-oouIJ he'd
IN tie Chapel T-Psoe consider the e1Pediency Of
directing requesting to Ts 70 proceed ~I .hs
tsrpss Of budDs edhoo Fisns h.vs been sioptcd
proposals received hut the Trustee. do no rTopor
con the work uut the society 4. fIls iup-'sd With
h. yolsncs Of each member putting ID. shos der e. the
wheel, to make the eftefpse entirely succ.s.Hl flom
the .siemsui. made 10 npprils the society has e or
Church .dnc- on Emp plan had btsn adopted and
had been invited Seven bad beeu ec4ed iof tho
n.son wori end sr for the csr enter work Tue lowest
pfopo.l would make the bare building cost 100
',t6De el or about 500 for bIcG ffcu 81 touo
t in. To put n organ, ftspipes AID uphostef the
Ci,eh oua ueke the gaud total shout @R3UIo To uect
tb th.y had edged and ~ OC0 proni'sd and
an /. cent en.an would sdysDoe $1,000 on uossase
IusoTi,y were favor Of proceeding Al oucs bat % mole
line uas re1ufed hy others 70 decided 9 postpone
J6i. .eiion until n.It Tfsr.dsy evening Tie pisss cal
f,r bulldog With ori Of 70 feet ald 100 feet deep nh
sn sitonslon q feet rch-, By - io-l.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE CoSEY IsLAsD RAILEoAD.-Ths work on
this road s steadily progressing. The rails have
nearly all been laid within the city limits, aud the
country part Of the road ia ready for The as. The
cars have been procured and by the middle OF May
or lsi Of June ia expected the road will be in ru-
ming order from Fulton Ferry to Coney Island. The
route II through Water, Main, York, Jay, Smith and
Ninth streets, Tenth avenue aud along the Coney
Island Plank Road to the terminus.
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rRou GEN. rREMoNT's DEPARTMENT.
HsADauAxrEss wHxsLISs, Va

HEApouAkrEBs, WHEELING, Va
April 20. 1862.
70 ass Hon r. NJ. ST.SToS Secretary ef Way.
Intelligence just received from Cen Milroy states
that the enemy, numbering about $500, with two
batteries Including two riAed guns, constructing
Notifications upon the crest of the Shenandoah. Re
liefs OF 500 men are constantly ut work, day and
night The Rebel encampment is on the eastern
slope of the mountain, extending down five miles
fIom the summit. A notorious guerrilla, named
Frederick W. Charming, has been captured by y
cavalry company under Gen. Milroy.
J. c. FREMONT, Ma OF. General
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establishing civil laws under the protection OF the
restored Government Of Virginia. II was ALEC sscer-
tanned that there not loyal county officer; that
they had all turned Sece sionists under the influence
Of rsiiorous leaders, and that they had stolen the
county records when the Rebel army retreated leay-
ing everything in disorder and confusion.
We are also informed that the meeting passed res
olaf requesting the Governor to order election
for the county officers the fourth Thursday in May
Adjourned to meet again on Saturday, the E'h
inst. alexandria News,
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No HEART Ix Ir.-Ths correspondent of The Bo,

Ton 1'raveller writes of the surrender Of Pulaski:
Tho guns of the fort were poorly worked. both in
accuracy and quckness, and the reason therefor has
been made apparent since the occupation OF it by our
troops, Upon delivering up the fort aud the gar
rson az prisoners of war; several Of the Rebel Off.
GERS remarked that had got the fort, but should
have to fight before getting Savannah. The Rebels
acknowledge that a large majority Of the garrison
were impressed into the service, aud had heart IN
the fight, most of them finally refusing TO work the
guns in its defense. They were mostly Irish anu
German citizens of Savannah.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

AID FOR THE SoIDIrRs.-A meeting was held in
the Rev. DIR. Porter- Church last evening in aid OF
the Board Of Publication for Furnishing religious reed
ing 10 the army and navy. The meeting wss large
ly attended aud appeal in behalf of ths objects 0i
the Board wa readily responded 10.
musical entertainment " IN be given at tbe Le-
Avenue Church this evening for the benefit of the
f7th Regiment, y. Y. 5. NJ. some of tho ots, music
81 ieleui of Ncw-YoFk aud Brooklyn have yolun-
,eered theiI services for the occasion.
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A FIGHT ~ JACKSON COUNTY-FNE OF
!. L

On Saturday l4rt, a party Of Union soldiers sent
from Kansas City IN search Of Quantrels band Of
oulaws, came upon them near the Litto Blue River,
IN jackson County, and after hard fight succeeded
IN killing five, and capturing seventeen of them.
piautrei had his horse shot from under him, and
made Lis escape by swimming the Missouri River.
While In the stream, aud beyond the reach of bis
puIsuers, he turned and savsgely cured them. -
lst Lons Evenins News. Thursdsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

The congregation was large and attentive
throughout.
The congregation Of Shiloh Presbyterian Church
propose to raise flag on he roof of their building
at an early day. The ladies have the business in
hand and it will soon be cOnsummsted.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
Gprrlal Notircs.

rwer,,.,n yy.rd.-GEORGE w. CURTIS. ESQ.,,
win deliver the Eighth Lecture in the series before the AAth
Ward Republican A.ocato9 a st SsD;nsI's % ns ococs
surcr, Tba W.v of Peace" The pabc are invited Ad'
mission free SAMUEL oi"NLani 1'0.peu"
A. Sl1pAy DoAas, 5esGe,ssy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

North Eastern Dispensary. Corner Of L.Iinsson'
av aud 5stA special meeting Of The Board OF MANAGE
held Saturday evening April 49, lst2 the following fe'o
tions unanimously adcpted d, -. n,.
Re,oped That FROM tt;s day forth. such rooms 40 o
pensary building spared fron the ordinary az
Of the Dispenssry, be appropriated for hospa .ash
wounded soldiers Of this city and Stats "h' H''
assistance. .h rooms ss are
That the D.psn.ay tender 'uSn .na,,SeI with the
above appropriated FOR hospth Pupg 10 ths Ladies' So
services of our medical and surgical ,, sisn, " "
clsty Of which Ma OPDYkE PIs'rssSVi OR President
Signed, DANIEL ~
VIZ. Lookwoop, ssoresay'
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rUE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
f0K 1852.

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PEicx 70 cents. y copies FOR 100 copies IS postsse
raid By 1pEes. = pef 100. Cash oIcers solicited
We supply bsk numbers Of ihe Tribune An'ante iSr
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

Proposals FoR CLEASING STREETS AND REPAu-
txe WELLS tNp PUEPs-kts meeting - The Boud Of Con
tracts. on sstur1sY afternoon ID. coniset for cleaning ho
,tes and repsirilg 'c wells and pumps from tho t Of A.y
pros until lie l q January 1879 were awarded 10 The il
ons pale, th, prices named being about one third le
than heo.oore Isid for tie same work
CLEANING
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New.Ycrk surgical Aid Association. for the
RELIEF Of SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS, IN thsar
sss AID wounded soldiers on he from the battle
field are arriving city, and require prompt aid from me
h,vs provision for such require to be taken
sars of In bat provision has been uade for those
10 afford the needed profeonal Aid fo this osss
their the city Association under the ABOVE
mi. has Ia. Organized By the Members o' the Medical
Pros,on OF NewYoTk and BTookyn and the rndefssneo
b,v, been constituted Executive Committee 10 carry into
Ths Comuee beg leave to the public that,
,hrouyh the sicent aud Jealous cooperation of Col
GtOR0F BIISs IT,, COmmbndrnt of the New YORK Depot
r yourt-sr the southern section of The Park Bsrsck
tho broadway side has teen h'ted up Win evsy requisite
convenience for Surgical lnnrmary. -
Tho Committee have been assured OF the cordial CO.
oners,ion OF DR. X 8 sATTERLEE Surgeon ard Medical
Purysyor Of tho United States Army who will furnish tho
The Committee have enrolled tho nsnes oi iAse ooiy
Of competent and experenced Physicians and Surgeons q
well Medical for dresser who hsye
required and In such numbers that the wounded VIII NV
To csrry into effect these measures, funds VIII be required
for which the Csmmtieo sppea to the o. .ns
n.tiotie aud benevolent felowctIens CoLtIoS''9ncc
solieed and may be paid to the Iressgisl m1i,ts.
HARSES, No. u 9th.ss., Q, any msn,Ov sIT"ss - WV
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ D, No. g es;.,. E:.t si::..t;.
ALEX. II: STEVENS; NJ D.. isf DO iS,s..t
GURDoNg ggcK n n DO SU o. s a. No no or.nds,
poHN M Il. STONE, NJ. o., Nc. q West 1y9dst,
1LEHsp 1is Z Cwioop' f1Sp5 n D., No. Iryins-pscs.,
WM pETMo5p, p, No. No. No No s,f;:;,; E..: ,,,h.
TiOs N mAkkoEN dssk y D. d. No No. ~ n ssh..s.' @
JAGoSgn JJaGSn hxbSssMs hAxbSMs n D., Fiih Avenue Hotel,
LEWIS sAYRE, a. p No No Is n sEesdwsy' 40
EHmr1SH EtHMmrrT1GHiNsoN NJ. D., Brooklyn City Hospital,
n ~ - sIyNELL, nj. d., No. 1872 West Houston-st,
uurNRY b. SANDS NJ. d., No. 81 East l2thst,
CHAs X BRIDDON. M. d.. No. 81 Frankiin-st
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Ksr.hrSa WILLS AND pusr,.

BEoogLYs Cry MoRTALifY.-The total number
of deaths in this city ls,i week was lo9.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

The Sanitary Commission asks contributions
FOR the aid relief OF the NOLU NrEER ARMY. There
will s probability soon DO wounded nen to proyide
for troops the southern endangered ~
the unhealthy approaching There u tnsreiere
special need Of public hbersy their behalf At ess 9n
the pending In Congress TO strengthen the
cal Department Of the army shall he pereeied .n
depols Of hospital stores, &c. are mslntaned no.d
penss In connection with every portion OF the army
''''S-' '' " GEORGE T. STRONG Trss.ursy
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8ililarn Notiees.

F,ontipz HospitaIs for the Wounded at the
siege of YorkIown.-suppies Of Bedding. Dressings.
Delicate Food. Wine, &C., reeeivedst
No. 10 COOPER UNION Third svenus.
''H''''D''D' GEORGE T STRONG No. SO wslls.
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Bnslness Notltes.
MARyIN's
RIRE AND BUKGLAR-PRooy 8AYEs,
No. 2G5 BRoADyAY.

MARyN's
PIRE AsD BURGLAR-PRoor 8AYEs,
No. POS BROADWAY
Twenty yssrS tests without failure of the above Safes
under the name Of SIEARsss MARVIN have fully proved
their value.
SECOND HAND SysA Of own and others make IN great
variety. MARVIN & Co.
CLOTHING.-MOTHERs DIFFICULT TO PLEASE
in the style Of their BOys Clothing requested to visit
RosrRs RArxosDs No. I2I, l23, aud l75 FutOnss or
No ga Broadway AT either ssb.hment they may select
from almost iimitls variety Of fabrics just brought
cut and they w and tie prices ared to the articles modsr'
ate beyond all their former experience.
READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoLD Pss exactly adapted TO your hand
and style Of writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
er thsa Steel PenL you wsuti "Ths Pen Ia Mshter
than the Sword" in smother column.
RUPTURE AND VARICocELE CURED.
DR. RIe6s' HAND RuBBER Thuo
Challenges criacism Used 10 bathing always cleannever
coirodo' Oaics No. Bsrclsyi,, New.Yors
A FACT SETTLED =" Whites Patent Lever
Truss" cures Hernia Rupture principles; sction
inwsri and upward Hundreds have been cured this year
o'''' 'D' GnseoHI zoo Co No 2s Bond..
The ORIGINAL HOWE SEwING.MACHINEs-
Recently improved aud perfected breaking of needless no
sing stitches trouble IN doing any Kind OF work hon"
light heavy In csmbe cloth leather on the same
machine Send foI de,chptye Catalogue. AGEs1s WANT
III. Address IE6 HOgs SEWING SGMAchisks.
No 4y7 Broadway. Ncw-York.
TRUssEs.-MARsH g. Co.'S RADICAL CURE
TRrs., No. Vesey.s- Ali kndI Of TIu.ses, Supporters
Military shoulder Braces and Abdominal Supporters com
bnsd Elssdc Socknss end Mechanical Appliances Tor De
forrnitinA A Female attends Ladies.
AT JEFFERs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies BAL
MORAL BooTs at ~ and 81 50 pair; Misses. 81 20 and
15; Chdreh's. 81 q and 81 kosE cheaper orcept
inferior Az goods warranted 81 JEYPERs No 3J broadway
IMPORTANT. ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
should be hsf rates by H,RHDFS's EzPKEs No -
Broadway They send to all points occupied by Union troops
LYONS MAGNETIC
IssECr POWDER,
tested for 10 and grows in favor Il h and .isrm
mates Reaches Bed Bugs Ants Pleas Moths 10 Cloths fuf
ard Farnllus garden insects SC All gebuine bear the az
sturs Of h. Lyon and MT CB0rs T. perm, or seHf
ani-diI Cr beware az couuteTfeits and limitations
Lyons Powder hills all insects IN a trice,
Lyon'. Pills are death 20 and MICE
Sold svss ssywhere. Depot, No. loI bfoadwsy
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Beware Of Counterfeits.
TO THE PUBLIC.
BRANDRETHs PILLS AND NEW STYLE

BRANDRETHs PILLS AND NEW STYLE
rz~ryE WHOLE OBJECT TO INSURE CURE, n
most cases of sickness is to remove
IMPURE HUMORS
ser than they are formed The time a cure viii be sov>
srnsd by this rule. Thus by using BRAEDRETHS PILLS
according to printed directions the matters Ia you producing
kn,s. III become less, Ike unser the genial influence
of Spring
NEW STYLE OF BRANV aETRS PILLS.
The New Style small baud Of paper around the box o.
Pills and directionsi the band =, printed In
RED INK,
BENJAMIN BRAEORETHs PILLS.
BENJAMIN BRAy'DRErHS PILLS.
The paper covered with these words in ENGRAVED
LKTrERs and around the wb ole piece Of Acocks psstes
70 keep the baud secure In its place.
This New Style nsuresy fresh Pills ard the Genuine bas
Il {, not to be denied that many respectable Dealers sell
Genuine BrandreRs Ps OF Old Style These will bs changes
for New Style not over years has passed since sAs5
were In my posses'iou- b. BhANDhEXh-
BRANDRETHINN OFFICES: No 4 Union square, No.
3sI 9d.aT No. Is4 's,hsv NewYorki No. IL North eths.
Phi phs and corner 9th aud Ess, Washington d. Ct
r. MoMURDy corner Broadway and Maiden lane, Albany.
Pnse 2Sc, with full directions.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
No. 294 Csnslst. Brsndreth Building, N Y.
Closing Dat Sale Of Books,
AT NO. s25 BROADWAY.
Institute Of Art BuIldins)
NEARLY 10000 VOLUMES
CHOICE BOOKS FOR LIBRARIHs.
Embracing the best works
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, POETRY,
AID
STANDARD CLASSICAL WORKS,
All to bs sold at
LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT b
MAY lsT.
WIN p COOLIDGE, Tru's..
sIeeve-Buttons and studs,
o'A' TWO, and - no,,,.ss.
st @. c. ALIENS. No. {ia Broadway.
ladies' Ear.RinEs nnd Pins,
THREE DOLLARS sss.
..0. c. ALIENS. No. as Brosdwsy.
Dr. Kennedy, Proprietor OF KENNEDWs MEDICAL
pIscovERY viii be at his Office IN The Revere hsofs'
corner Of BROADWAY and RouSToN-sr'' AP'u 10 4"
Al n ,S.. ar. troubled with sCRoFULA rsquestsdts
All .hs. are troubled with sALTRHEuM sre eqae''eds
CAL h ,h, are troubled with ERYsPELAs rcque'.sdss
call. IL, c,uvrp .xo r.,r..,.d n
All tia, troubled with CANhEh arc Requested :"
All that are troubled with NURSING SORE MOUTH are
gn that are troqbled wi SCALE HEAD gre rsqae'sedN
call . .,,..,..sn,,
All that troubled with RlNGWoRm are requested "a
cslL . ..-. -, ,,,, ,,x,,,s
FILM GROWN OVER THE SIGHT are requested 70 ca1:
All that are troubled with sCAI.f ERUPTloNS On THE
SKIN are requested TO call.
An that are troubled with BOiLS requested TO call
All that arc troubled with RUNNING OF THE EARS are
requested to cali - -z
10 call - u....,,x. IN, mn. y cv
requested 10 osl ,r,, conn ,r,a
Iii Tia. are troubled with ULcERATED SORE LEGS
| are requested TO call. a..
boDss Az. di,eased. Advice In all eases grsta
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

Triomphe de Gnrd Strawberry Plants at the
Iona otae Vine Depot No II EIehage place, Jersey City
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
CiOthinQ.

Ihsvs Just completed my entire uew stock Of SPRING snd
SUMNER CLOTHING, not surpassed In this city In tie wsy
Of an assortment. taste and style The CHILDRENS and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not eqused. ALL will be
sold at extremely low prices. Please Call T. b. BALD
WIN Nos. 20 aud 7. Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21
kkADI
READY
READY
NEXT THURSDAY MORNING.
NEXT THURSDAY MORNING.
NEXT THURSDAY MORNING.

N0rics DHALsRs- 70 nocessafy 70 insure suppHeste
nd orders 10 Agents at once.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

Th. ,upe.rAnes Of tho Fort sil.r the surrendef the
N,o,. Batteries sheng the Fort with the immense
sse,ioa Of hs Fort by our artist, who wi.cssssd Il.
ALso,
ALsO,
Also,
ALSO,
Truthful Pictures from special artists Meira LOW and
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

Tn ,on.eouspce of the numerous sketches am fscovns
f,oa N, .necia artists who stationed with every division
Of ,h. smy am again compelled to issue another oouoe
npmbsr making the fourth extra number whch mas oeeh
i.sned within very short period and tho only extra suPpe
ment ever issned by any illustrated newspsper In America
Tn. sksches which will appear In the next hun' ie ~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-21

The following orders and appointments were mad E
st the Navy Department to-day:
Johu H. Oates late o. the Conr.s has permission to BE-
examined a. Boston for Acting Master.
Charles w Cleveland, Of Now Bedford has perniss!on to
report 10 hew,York iof examination as Acting Mssi,5
Alexander Ulinehs-t u New London. Connecticut ard
LdwsTd a. Terrell are appointed Acting Master. The New
Commander g. Gsnsevoo 4. detached from crdr.pe. dv
.; he hsvyfsd N T. snd ordered 70 the command VI Tie
steam sioop Adirondack
Carpenter Join o. BueI ordered 10 The United stses
s G. Lane and T. w Al8htge are appointed Acting Third
Assistant EngneeTs and oideTed to the a;ed States Gamer
Michigan. -
sstAn, surgeon and ordered 70 the United States steamer
Henry andrew, Of fC0uInOdOre Dup0nPs squadron.
Ex-MAYOR BERRET DECLINES SERVING on THE
EyANCfPATIOY COMMISSION.
tx Mayor Berret has declined the appointment
iendered him BY the President as OF the Commis-
soners under the bill for the abolition Of Slavery in
the District Of Columbia
TIE SICK IN TIE HOSPITALS.
Inc number Of sick soldierssn the Government
Hospitals IN Washington and Alexandria was, ~ the
last weekly report, 3,i74i 2i OF the number belong
TO New-York regiments.
...,,. >... ,. "AsHisGros. April 20, 1867
THE NAVAL BATTLE IN HAMPTON ROADS.
A private letter from an ntelEgen; American re-
Gently in Paris to friend in this city, contains the
following:
l1e naval Daltle III Hampton Roads between
the Monitor ana heTlmae Is the absorbing topic
been heard to say that it is now settled thai tbe,s
IL no navy in the world that could make he'd
against iron-clad steamers. This was snfIicien,Iv
obvious remark perhaps, but it comes with pecujar
emphasis IRON The Emperor Of The French, who bpa
iron-elsd frigates, which could sail directly up 10
London, If ne chose, without encountering any e.
feciye resistance, except from the distractions of
stono blockade thrown into tbe channel Of the
Thames. The Briith Government Of course would
scorn to avail itself Of that means of defense"
COLONIZATION or FREED SLAVES.
memorial to Consfess il being nulaelcus.y slsa.d
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-25
-,.,,,, rnn.r ne,her ANA =, ,ounalne fre,,,.

SztsSiid upper, neither audssu rounding hres''-,a
our troops were over and over again broken
and shattered in the attempt to take It'll The
wonder is that such admirable pluck was shown.
1t is hopeless task to go back over the
series of blunders that have made this disaster
possible-to inquire, for instance, who is re-
sponsible for the delaying Of the pontoon bridgA
es ten days beyond the time promised General
Burnside, thus enabling the rebels to render
their position impregnable. Enough that the
inquistion will come by and by.
Attic close tot the battle to>night, General
Burnside declared that he would renew the con-
test in the morning. There is to my mind,
however, little probability that this will be done
or can be done 1t is liEely the council Of gen
erals composed of Burnside, Sumner, Hooker
and Franklin now meeting at this house, will
shake this determination, as know they are
all opposed to this measure. Indeed, one has
only to 90 over to Fredericksburg, where the
army is now huddled, and see its shattered and
broken conditiou-regiments scattered, disor-
ganized, &c to see that a renewal OF the fight
in the morning or even for some time, is whol>
ly impossible.
What the up shot Of the whole affair is destined
to be, it IS. of course, fruitless to conjecture
We can, no doubt, by the adoption of tie right
plan, force their position. Their right i: really
their weak point; and that, by the way they
are now busily engaged in Strengthening To-
night. The line Of the river is, however,, en-
tirely too long to be guarded againat enterprise
ing attacks, and with the proper dispositions
their position can readily be RAnked. Tie sit>
ua;ion of our army, however-en chevd ola riv-
er-is q perious one lone of the most 6emor>
allzing known and it may be the dictate of
prudence to Withdraw the army AZ soon IS pos
sible to the north bank of the Rappahanrpck
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-25
Major General Commanding.

wThe October number of the
E'djmgburgh Revieso, the closing num-
Der of the 116 volume, has the follow
ing papers:-Solar Chemistry, The
Herculanean Papyri, The Mussulmans
in Sicily, The Supernatural, The En-
glish in the Eastern Seas, The Lee
gend of St Swithyn, Mrs. OIiphant's
Life of Edward Irving, The Mausol-
cum at Halicarnassas, Hops at Home
and Abroad, Prince Eugene ofSavoy,
and the American Revolution. For
terms, &c. see advertisement in am
other column.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-25
+ ER.gEJZE ERCK.AL.
OFFICE LFTHE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH,
Keunsha necemher. 2lth 1862

OFFICE r THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH, |
Kenosha, December, 25th 1862 .
GRAIN MARKET.-W note al aLvance OF obout 30
per bushe shipping wheat for the week, but Barley
and oats without change ard receipts light.
We quote No. Spring Wheat at eSc with downward
range in prices according to grade Barley brings soa
30 for fair good and 81 per bushelfor prime samples
Oats are steady at &c. Corn the is in good re-
quest and dent brings 34c for "a lbs of ears.
PaovIsIONs-Provsions of all descriptions are less
active and lower Butter 2a13 Eggs i2c Potatoes 4Oc
common varieties of sound 45a5O for Jersey Peach
blows and white Neshanecks.
DRESSED HoGS.-The receipts Of dressed hogs are
oleraby good and the market firm at $3,75as4Oo &C.
eordirg to weight.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-25
Ahminint,ntnr,s anIe

In Probate--Kenosha County Court.
In the matter of the estate of William Henderson de-
ceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur-
LIZ of order OF license made in said matter
the 29th day of November, 1862, by the county
court Of said county, the Undersigned administrator OF
the estate OF said deceased will the 18th day of jan
uary, 1863 at 10 o'clock NJ, at the house of the
dersgned in the town ofParis in Kenosha County, offer
for sale public vendue, the following describe inter-
est in lands wit All the interest the said deceased
had in hund off from the north part of the
west half of the west half of section twelve, town two
north of range 81 east in the county of Kenosha, State
OF Wisconsin The terms of sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale.
Dated Paris, Dec. 10, 1852.
o, r. HALE,
Administrator of the estate of William Henderson de-
ceased. 4w2S
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-12-25

ENTERING LAND UNDER THE HOME
STEAD ACT. The amount to be paid
to the government in making an entry
under the free land bill, is the same
whether the quantity entered be forty,
eighty, or one hundred and sixty acres
The amount being $40. The fees
vary little according to the number
of acres entered, which makes the cost
Of 40 acres $1,000; of 80 acres 81; of
100 acres $1,000.