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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23
Sale of Forfeited MOrtgHEed Sands.
OFFICE OF Com. OF SCHOOL & UNIVERSITY LANDS,
MADISON, Wis. October LIST, 1862
The 70 lowing described

OFFICE OF COM. OF SCHOOL h UNIVERSITY LANDS, !
MADISON, Wis. October LIST, 1862.
SrAT& OF WISCONSIN
The 70 lowing described
Lands IN Keuosha County, having b.en forfeited by
teason OF the non payne OF terest upon .oaIs
granted hrre'h 1hee is hereby given thu tn same
wu DC Snefea al PUBIC Aucton, aad sold to the hi lh
est oddtr ~ the Office of the Secretary ate at ,s
Uapi'o in Madison on the 18th day of December A ID,
1862 unless sooner redeemed according to law SAID
,aie to commence at O'clock A. M and co,tinue
day day until all OF said lands shall have been
so offered.
cred will be the amount named opposite each tract
under The neading "TOtal amount due State ) VIII oh
cuuss ,he amount of Loan the interest to the first
day of january, A. 1865 three per cent. dana es
which have been returned against such lands
the costs of advertising the same.
said lands Il be sold sui eet to all taxes which may
the the sale, be due thereon Other condi-
tons of will be announced by the Commissioners
JAMES 7. LEWIS,
SAML D. HASTINGS
JAMES H. HOWE, ..
CONS of School and University Lands
OF FORFEITED MoRrGACED LANDS IN KENO
sHA COUNTY sGooL FUND.
William OBrien-n or sec II town range 20 e, eX-
cepting as follows: Beginning at cor of intersection
of the or line the Burlington Road, said section
thence east 10 rds thence l6 rds, thence 10 rds,
thence 16 rds, thence 10 rds, thence 16 rds to
the place of beginning. l acTe-amt due, $3.50, 90
amt of interest, $40 50amt of penalty $4,50amt of
interest penalty, taxes and ADVERTISING $l9, to
tai amt due State, $l69,29-years for which Interest
If due, 1862.
r. 4. Sampson--com the line dividing the e and W
SOS of tie or of 6,town l. range % eat point
81 1.2 rds of the of 1t IL in said or section.
thence sd 50 line 12 rds to land sold one O. W.
George thence W to Ann st, thence on Ann st to
point due Of the place of beginning, thence c to
pla ;e of beginning Amt due, $l5o,OO-amt OF IN
terest, $10,50-aHt of penalty, $4,5O-amt OF tSNes
$S70-amt of interest, penalty, taxes and adVerus
ing, $oS 46-tota amt due State, $l7S,46-years Tor
which interest is due, 1862.
Christopher w. George-palt of n or sec b, town Il
range % econ Ann St,cOntinued at the corner
of land in possession of VIM. Johnson, on sd ar
sec thence due the lite that divides the and "
SOS of sd or sec, thence sd line 12 rds, thence
to Ann St. thence southery on the de Of sd st tc
the place of beginning, being 40 rds of the line
lot II in the Inf of said section Amt due, $l50OO-
amt of interest, $40 50-amt of penalty, $450-am
of interest penalty, taxes and advertising $3.50
total amt due State, $l69 S5years for which interes
is due, 1862. .... .-.s 9wlS
II II
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EsTRAY.

AfAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber, o.
" about the 10th inst. yearag Heifers,ohe most
IL white the other red The owner will confer favor
BY paying charges and tax ing them away
4w16 MAXWELL & GRAHAM
somers, Sept. 22d 1862.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23

INDUCED by the extensive sale and universal
u popularity of Hoohand's German Biters purely
be) hosts of uack and unscrupuOus
have opened suffering humanity the flood of
the shape Of Whiskcy viley compounded with
injurious and cbrstened TOnic Stomachcs and Bit
Beware of the nnumerabe array alcoholic preparation
IN plethOrlc bottles and big beed kegs under the modes
apPeiaOn OF Btter that instead of curing only
disease and leave the disappointed sufferer despair
HOOamd German BitteTs have stood the Of twelve
years tria this country and by procuring of Al
MANAGES from the Agent you VIII hnd from the maGy
sands OF e1-a grateful peo-
pic and eminent pyhsIc ans every the Union
For DySp psia,
USE HO FLANDS GLKMAN BITTERs
For Liver Complaint
USE Ho0FLNAD'S GERMAN BITTERs.
For Nervous Debility, ..
USE HoOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
For Constipation,
USE HooELAND's GERMAN BITTERs
For Sick Headache,
USE HooFLAND's GERMAN BIITERs'
For want of appetite,
USE HooFLANp's GERMAN BITTERs.
. or Heartburn,
USE HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs.
For Piles, ..#. God .. ..r-...
la. USE HOoFLAND's GERMAN BITTER
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23
Horace Waters Modern Enapro'd OverItruns
IRON FRAME PIANOS,

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23

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been issued.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-23

have good stock how on hand, and continue
make as fast as possible that all shall be supplied
the winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

fATAL OccUAb1scH II patty cOnsis'ins OF
i 81 r E +. sseil, OF th's city, navid u6er.
p. .ssenssr, from Augusta, and three o: me
crew OF The schooner Guide, centured lat
S.fu day night by the biockl1ers & Ihis port
Wer5 pa ashore oy thstr cap;ors oC 6ions 8
Island last Wednesday. They remained oa
ms isant until Friday morn'ng. unabIs ~ get
conveyance to me city, aud were first dis -Ov.
cred by ths pi2ks;s OF H itoe g Battalion. The
pickets, not aware Ct any person being oa the
island, and ooeer leg ar. KauGsr, WAC was
Standing On ,ne pi AZ. Of the house "a vbicn
they had entered. FIR at Dim. believing hiTi
80 be cue II The eu5lny. iir kauf4r wore =
blue suit. similar e. sns ondrtss uniform of
tue eremv, and OF TIE appearance CT the
packets attempted t1run n.0 ia. hUGsa Tlis,
40 doubt caused tEe fatai mistake. = III
shct from g. Ena aid ri Il D struc1 Eim In the
breast. passing clear through him coming ont
AT the b ick. He had barely time TO gasiR the
'front.' room, Veen he fell und expired
Chayieston Conrfsr, 2atk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29
THa WEAK lsvEsrIoss or xpx EsEn1 IT

New Uyis2ns Bee remarks:
What do Gus readers think OF the Federal
Accounts OF tbs ba, It's OF ihs 9Th Cuo 7 h ir-
s;6utf Hare shey uoi reached an en- Ia enc.
of mencscisy ihal - s.Ssolnleiy STA sudcus7
Trey c,ein victory, tAd csls hxa 0 tt ,
firing on. nuedred g0as They asssrt thLs
we los. from s6 COO In 4, ,Go)-2r, IL other
words, that oGr snl.te Hra-y Hss daniEtiT lei
iboy .ay they lave captnrs1 tor'y I1nr CT
sur fled piecss, 81 d snea meg Cap lie elm ~
by frst shoo Z of BeaIresag Ersn, and
ID a XIII him To- ths .hird unis oa right
we ein H1rG 20 laugh IL these Ve,k III
ven lions cf The enemy. They arc Ia eaaed to
throw dust la TIE eyes Of the eLlihls popu-
laos, @E % viii probably never ses tns trash.
Such Il brio. s,aas siric .ly IL lst pil win
the Federal policy, whith 10 IsvFr 10 ac.
Know iecse arsveIss II II car TO possibly coa-
cea.ed. ACcJrdiog TO these prac Qua chrsEt
ciera, fhay have Lost no battle since The war
bsgar. They were sIocs ssiui u. 4 .nasaas, at
UaK Hills, ~ Salm. Ut, and ~o4s3 LOS con
cede a drIsat at Letkburg Till cas- II ,h.il
Representatives in Goa ness ulw,t1. giy csA-
1. .sscd the cent OF thst dissster. ". pre-
sumo The Yankee es are dessrminsd to Como 4,
evs,y ehsex they may hsvy 10 8. 4 u, tar tas
parpoAs Of ksspll ap ,hs spirits Il the pen-
pie, who, vss ers sssarsd, ars enafag ppjsr.
the hu. uela OF prcts sclsa consss., aid can
only ue ftcthsd BY berns psrsnadsd it Will
SON b over.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

AEyAIks ysAR coRIyrH
From Fsntism an vho ief Corinth on the
D n Of April tue Atlanta Commonwealth learns
n At the main body Of Ias Fedsra!s. prsv,.
onsIy Iine miles fro IN the reosnt bsttse -deld.
have fslisl still further back, lervtnx no.n,
lug but s.oDR picke'.gnard 70 protect
their Old encam N enr. The motive fr This
T. s1pnt sed TO be et her TO divert Beau.ee ARDS
attention from Corinth, and 10 weessa his
force there, or else thy Intend TO IN down
the country, and make q direos attack d non
Memphis 3sn BsaureEard remains GU g.
behind / IL for or.idcat;ons, aud II is not known
tha, be designs any early movements npon
the enemy HIS ines have nct been exsand Ell
by this reosn: movement Of hi zoe and
very little sairmiehing occurs. The eff GERS
Of ths army ale cCnadaas tha, the great tt
tie of the West must be fonghtat Oorinth
and, us SAID. that a council ( war ~ uecided
upon tina retaining OF all the Con fes!erata
forces there, leaving the nsmy 10 pursue un.
IN terrupted. his marc towsrds Memphis -
No doubt Gen. u Ia satisfied that no,hir Z 81.
rious is Contempt hy this movement, or
that Memphis is sufficiently protected from
e-V at Uok Ia that quarter.
Very heavy rail b ID fallen o. Corinth
when Our informant left, and the prospect
vas that bad wea,her would continue tor
some tins The rods were already nearly
.Iu ?assscie for artillery AID wagonsRrd wiib
more rain IL wonld soon be imp2ssihe for
either army 20 make any important move.
men 8 by land.
PROP sarr suxRsspEasp WITH FORT puLAsxr.
the Savannah Republican gives the follow
ing hSS OF the Armament Ak d other property
captured by tns enemy with Fort Pulaski
The coiamstary stores embrace only such as
sIs estimated to have bsen on hani Rt the
date Of the surrender,
ARkAxKSr or TIE gcKT.
10 inch Columbiads,
8 a FOUNDER gnla.
"a inch riff guns, imported, English.
"a pon lcec riank Casemate Howl Ear.
a Mounted Howix,r.
u :" Field Howl aHs.
s-inca Mortar.
% itch
400 stand Of tma IL arms, with aocou.re.
Dsnla.
AhHuEIrfoy.
Ths amount ot powder In the for. at tas
crn ca snfement OF zee DO n0ardm ant vas
about 40 600 pounds. wi $50 rounds OF shot
aud shs IL ~ he gun There were also 20 0.o
TouAos Of mussel sad rias csrtrldSes,
cohnIssARY sT)RBs
Tsss Seef.,......,. ....,........- les barrels
Meas FJrs Observation-Disclosures. I5o
tiCur anu nara ,,...-,.--. 700 90
Ric. ...'...'..'.. '.....-'......,....,.. 90 tisrcss.
u-e........,. ...,..............3.G0 .G0J lbs
sUg, s,...s.,.... ....,,......,,..7 coo lbs
finea aar,..,.. ..-................., bbls.
Jana a. ...-..s... .......,.,.,s... so lhs.
boap,,.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO lbs
aHi'.............." .............. 8 bashsls
D II. H;j.-. ,..,., ,,...........s E6
" 2lsae,.. ....................,.. S bos.
-Aoi~sss. '''''.-.....'.'.,~2.0.e gaii's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29
ssSi@a.s ass@ rss Ess;ss4

- DAILY UNION PRAYER MEET.
~ IndS The dali y Prayer meetings. uu-
der the auspices Of lhs Young a,sn's Chris.
ian Association, chi III 10 supplica'e the
Divine hlessing upon our '}opfederacy WI. be
held ENkhY Al rEkNUON Tai, WEEK
- fse O'Clock, IN The First Pi esby = teri 10
church, tksv. DIR Mloore's) corner OF 10 b
aud capitol sreets. Pastors and congrega.
gions, and sLra gers In the city. are invited te
attel and participate ia the meeting
Au 2S-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29
TEE HIs5ISstPPI.

IL urging tas -GopcLo3 % every meaGs for
he deisNce @. tae 1isasiss4pp >.le vickse1rg
Wat5 says:
/ ~ iose tn Mississippi, we loss 5,ouisia1a,
arkansas, nd Texas Wa iosa all The sugar,
aAa much o. tae STOCK aEd grasG. gro wing
lanes CT h. toEtederasy. issy will ba Gu.
Uf Gn3 Of 80 be eff ia Us, Toe East viii be
seralei trCfn the rsst. II c0!n lleJe possession
81 al ahe ter i-ory ives: Of ,hs Niss,ssip ppi Ii
! pf yslcIl al moral ess nti.i to our -uss.
tie branches OF Il n u. .a3i commerce, OF iuea,
sentiment, u ade and blood, are warped to &.
gs.her more UIossiy Ian the kp8r;sd boua hs
u hose Kindred forests, which sIi.cn u .Hin.
Ing @CuthorhJod along our border jine
We mus. AT slow plthy ald over conf
denCe 20 cat them Of nom us. IGey Inust
FEN aiu WI n Il. Oar present life ard III Lure
car er are staEed upJu the ixsu-. Ii we lose
hrrl low l. will Take va ars OF Eghiins % &C.
gain hem EserytninG would be - the ~ ercy
II tue sheroy aha al our ~. y.s4 4s;.us piacIs
would De filled Win wand 4is, ahi misery
ana rain woud yn&ik X tnelr every s,sp We
hopa our eathorii.ss viii look TO ta.s mater
a. o1c-, aud placs III" sisstssi ,pl r.7er in y
prcItE etztc Of dste. CO Let every available
poiGI na !o.lifisd, and win br ~ ana invin-
cioie hearIs aGd slrol & aad po y sefu arms we
can hold oor own, lnUugh tGs wC.;d should
os arr yed egainst Us
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

sx- TIE NAfH5NAL DEFgcc.s AssO.
S~E CIATiON B4ZAAR.-rhis association
he esq aged siegsns ronns eorne. OF Bfosd and
n.nth stse eGs. ior g BAZAAR, aud VIII De r.xdy
to receive do stio:is Of 81, kinda on next Monday
All conmu icasious should De Addressed 81 Hrs.
z =, ". VEiAGN. Box e46, asnsg.r II Bs.
zser. aod Corrsspouoins SeeFetArY Of n % a.
e. io-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

IL 81. tiU l. Pr Po.if--ot,. -
y so,d, 81 pu, ic su uoIon, Ia 'her We of nsn.
vii a Va on fhUK%D D'Y. tks 6th dxy. of ~ssy
e62 ths p opsrty .fshe u ,nsi Hotel 10 mysay,
mbrsOirg he u ss ~ sib socs,st - stJry
soou. e5 rooms, sit1Atsi on ths co nsx Of Ms.la
sua Union street,. aba buI / So are In al ua.
isheo coadi ION. and II c.fe ing th.s q, .ir4oi,
gr psrty az auction tbs C,lapanysd ale nos ouiy
,C liquicate hair oo igasinas, tus . 30 tsAt ,Ls
prcpe - shora GOV 'ntc srsrssic ara sais, ps siux
hsnds. thss viii speedily ,iese thu Nee. sad
thereby saosd seoomiaod >iion ~ the Isfss naal-
Der Of re;so1s ,sekns beard Ia DaaviIle i i.
IA e,s sucn sa opporuaisy IL edsged fx 80 d..
sir,bl~ AZ. iavesim ps ia ,eh p-eperty
TEaAs ~ SALE-uas b ri { ssh b SAGE q. ous.
two and to yssrs--aeS,siabl rotes. ~ Ia en-.
scrsNts with isteresS frcsa dale; or es,a ~ tke
~ ion VI ths posohss-r Tissa tai-s< uniu
puTeh4s1s a0nsy 10 cstd r3s psri.eui.rs sdS-cAs
IOHn II. JUHsSrCN. Treasxr-r.
- ~ l. Ca
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29
y0RT e5H

Tho Wilmington Josrn.al, Of Saturday last
sasl
We h2Y7 ram n his moTntrg from F5Tt
IL GGchb. Ii l. vague, AID We give IL for 6a'
tt Is worth. 1t appears to be pEs.ty Gel tain
rAat IA fort !s n1t A4n
ina or dds thgt Col. White mas neeU
abe prevent ths enemy from erect;. z any
batteries rear euocgo 10 tae ort 70 Dc dan
setoUs 20 +, "a he sweeps the Da as wi 4 De
guns. Grd frrs od every cfafs ID II makes Ia
api eir4E . within range. RiaC, laat the
~nemy had fur the tims ceased Eiius. anu
there was o. y an ocoa4 t5uai gun from the
ioIt wh'n hey maze ally move or showed
ihe N selves near enough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-29

E~A u Uls.G'- a I.E UF VALUARL..
IT. Ps'PESTY.- IL puEsranes ne walt of
ut late Or. tyne,'es Sincr, will tier Far sale, o.
lie pssr..i as FfTk5DA, the 18th day oi 4 .riI
cs.t pr II thas Do p9t sir. ,ke next lair dsT
there sfter, the vainsole eata- csieG BIZ 1oh HILL
On which tse deesAssi Tssldsd ths tsEas y; nis
9eata.
1. i.ss III tee oourtr ~ ALBEaAxLr, s,x asilsz
SoTsh of Gharlottesyils loo eouth 0raneh o. ihs
kiVaEDs rivsy hn5 eontai E by -oeeot survey 5fT!
acres. CT which q cue prop 1rsicu is IL timber
~rom 80 TO % &creg aTs sivar ~ grounds of tho
been GU-iity we'll srsioej and highly productive.
10 ucla9ds fsrsiis. si.s. s1o whole arIa IL in
s0ctt oo1fstioB So clo2n x 1t tia c;id'n. ia7.s
FS-+ 80; the lew i~''Gacsi is IN grssR tisl, rvs.r
i.Y7rG5S seasoi., /. il o1iDP itrd ina ay-esop ts
Year y 4 NOT oe shott or stJ 600 tcuId3. 4. {
ufsc;crisS and ssw so.u afe Just q. be sfts suj
tacksr1;iE'a an: ~hesi1right shopa s,os by
The sJe.al advantages ut the nsigh ghsoih7Gd !C
ooi"t Of t-fnesrsnt ;ntell. genes, 1n6 stctu5 sre
oo'he:s exsaied. bssidea she easy hceess TO Char
iGtts4;ssi's.
i: ~o,l,d o. good lo1s .ioo ;os s physician acj
IN qui6t tignas foe q school
shs improvements ecaziss OF ttfo-s s4eE;
d- eiing hoIso II brick ~ith uine rot Ias be.idss
0s,eneGt ai4!n@ rsa:a, fou~ frame oat,hcast8,
coataii-in;: upwards oi 10 n3sios Zoo Is, @ssptad
TO : boy seho}, tnr which tie were 4 .lr e.
ard hevs bssL aaed, I'D tie usua! Office ser.
wants houses, barns, stables, SC.
propose - sell At the same time aii tns
honsen old and kitchen furniture belonging
20 the e'.ass OF the deceased, iDcipdiG All
.he appliances REQUESTS for a large boarding
schcol. Amongst other thic gs may be ne0.
toned Z quantity OF bian gets ana hedd us,
stoves, chairs, benches. desks &e cu oxsrl.
leat Rosewood Piano, fine carpets, 8 car.
riase, two horse buggy, and spriog wagon.
and al 10 q series OF the best German aIa
AHa sriean school maps, on rollers, rs good
So new, and large aud well selected library,
professional and general
pT poss st tae same til to oTir FO~sr@l
valO bic negroes, OF both Sexes, am E. arm
STOCK and utensils, toge sher vvl3h -. s.ocks
Of bHcon. cora, hay. and oLns- GoSsga 80 tua.
the pCroh 0: the farm may provide him
sell aoui dainty with h!i hat a. aeeSs 10
Goa dac. ".
Xkxss FOR the land, ore-nalf cash; tho
rem ain is~ in twu and tour years, wish inter
sst from toe Day ofsale, secured by good per-
soaai security, snd A. desc OF rust on he
premises For .GG personal properly, ~.
sums under $40 cash; over tha. amount, q
credit OF foar moG lbs. gith irtsress added,
ss cured cy nssolabls note, we'll endorsed.
Proposals 20 pGr ceass privately resure she
day OF sale may be made 10 80 a. Ehs Urr-
vsrsi y Of Virginia, or ~ FrGaslu niiuo-,
EsQ., !E aicsmonc, daring th- s,ttirs of "a >
l. gssiatura.
1be land will DC shown 20 any one wishing
u insrecs IL, by h3r. Marsh, the 0vsrxser.
john b. NJ NOR,
Actrg EXT Of Ua ~, slinor, deed
~ TIE above . 10 IL I>oStp med mill
WEDNESDAY,. the J,u fsy CT MAY ~ fair.
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FIt.g ITEfY Goo D9,
AT loo BROAD STREET,
by g. LADY tom k-s south VIII h.a moved Lar
eassrt st0ci. re- c2nass' lag f.
Fs7ch aud sin siish Chip RonGa.s.
a irtu Hats spd un Bo1Gess.
1 obous Flow epd hes
& "a gTtas Efdat Se.is &c.
Lad sra rep cif4liy r'qQe ted 10 etll 4
sd k5--Gs lee BEGAG ss'r:s 80.
tT.S4&3sI Il CUhIasG II resnsL IuilJ
- caii .ha .rtsntion OF ths ladies ~ rt:t
.ccl h:.t laEe lately enlarged m STOCK snn
aeso-TTG ent OF goods, among which are IN
ch9s BCnue. Siks. piein Gnc checked: Iitc'
silug, black and white; ard "a large assor
ueG. oi Velvet and Bonnet Ribbons, 80.
gatasr Ttth : number OF articles not stricE.y
IL tae niii;rery lire, ali 1f which can De sesE
81 n COS Bro4i street.
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S0 u y y TON tNVAIINa-'~~Insa attP q ton OF
Ieaisfs, MERCHANTS and others n lI vitee to
orr sale Of staple Fartaenwara, Sicins and
'}lGss, ~ take place THIS suRNlN9. a, 10
Q clock, at our " warehouse on Governor str, et,
JH' . ars also many ,c.a ia the sa.a sritad 20
Il q 331ts of honseae epers. very larSsas-
P .1heFs sre to be sold today. The ssis Will
n CO ,snusd on Tuesday aud Wednesday, at
fo - me Lour Sale wi b u, reserve
GEJ. ]. SU @NER e. co,
Governor street.
safe conducted by TBos. ". KBxeRr, Aho,.
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md THEATRE.

u wv K1LHMoND THEATRE.
Ladies tad gentlemen Of tho DR. EAMATIC PRO
EES iON. dssrous Of entering iato engagement
:or this establsnm cot, whith vii! be opened ic
August or Sept. mber, will pianss address tie ~
der lined, ss.tiI hsir pscaliac line % busine g.
Ss,ms. &c J. II HkWIlT,
d 25 lin Man. ger Riot ucud Varieties,
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A gGkavs sAL q va 81 l. \ IA
"a uLs1TES at OUR wABEaOU -
rH 4 bAStS. somueaeiAs or WEDNESDAY.
Ap-,l so, as ~.
~ a. meeting Of the Board a Ulrscsc-s Of
tie .REfSaAW W.'OLxs OOMP4es, hsiJ
On The ,e1h OF Apdl. is61 - VII "a ssi OF ~ mem
bs.s were D sssst IL Was 1naa,n nonsy
RsssivsS TnAt - aeon 81 h presec Q dsys srs
al, d, tI,s sssats OF tas Comp sny bc issfaepd
ia IN iars to sell. by weakly aaciioa ssss. al q
.hs 8 ,oas nAru iastursi BY ,A. eos Ky. Cor
me- cins or Wednesday. the Sub IT Apri With
what raay then 10 % haaa, asd eoatiau,ug the
sais. svsry sas ees aips Wednesday, aasii
further o. dss "a by this hoaId.
In sceosdsres with ths Aboys sssoiusion. ~
shall aell shs 3oods mAnnfsesars ~ thss eonea-'
ny = our wArehoa 90 ths aAsl.a. At ~. "a
every Wssnsx d.y, coraras seins sAs sch tsstant,
ard tho ate. sioa OF military eemeacas - we'll
- ou.ters ard dealsrs, are vitsd 10 II, - shs
gooss viii b. pat up BY the siacas ps.ee Of sss.'y
or swansx Ave yasds vita tns prtvt sss 81 ~has
NAV b. 90 hand ~ he rsas Of ssle.
- Car cei VI a-s excicssve'y Iadsso Esse and
0tsss. saa e.a 90 rsiisd elk
TExHs--tsash er dsllys.sxs. a. -.
Cat NaQAW Il { O. hT@ass
zssiss 50 s.sa ~ s.sGknxW WeAlsa ssA.saany-
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