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The feyc1ish excitement which has prevailed
during the past week has cnli,ely subsidized, and
the market closes to light dut and nominal at SIC
for middi;nz and uplsnds. The great feature Of
ton By Mess1s Burd.tt. Jones s Co. for account
Of the United Siatce Government. Ths sale was
perfect euccets as the following rates will show:
at 5oc; 4 do. at csc; 1odo. at 59hc; do. at SIC
1soo. at Csc; 3s do. 1t CSC; do. At SIC; do. at
Coc: II do It &c; 8 do at SEC; do. a. SIC; u
al $1.G3; a3 do at 81 06; do. at $1.U7: u DO at
Sl.S; ~ do at 81 20; md g DO. q q 2tHototal
k9z9 fin
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objections TO urge against such course, that
theY should thea be stated.
No response having been offered to this sug-
gestion, His Honor said, there would then be
NJ jury called until the October term, but
that the court would sit In chancery, and to
take COMMON law defaults.
, 1862-09-16

Hoston Provision MarAet.--Sept. IL.
9!2 0U for mess and s!3u OLA on 70: clear, cash.
Bte{ ranges from $t4 GQG1l5 So q brl for eastern
and western. Lard 1Uc in nr1s. and tres and 10H
@les1+c in kegs; and emckcd hams 6KG1lUc y b
cash Butter 1s 11n at 1sG1l9c for good and choice
aid 1a4IlEc for comrnon. Cheese ranges from CO
Sc "A ID. for Common and good.
, 1862-09-16

milwaukee, Grain Markct-.Scpt. Is.
Received, 3G.541 bu. wheat and GG1 brla. flour
The Sentinel rays: The market opened fully 1c
higher than the day previous, but when Liverpool
advicca Of the 4,h were teleGraphed, the improve
mcnt was quieklY lost. The market closed dnll
with sales Of about IS Zoo bu. at 79Gs2: foz No. e.
and es61S9c for Mol.
Freighte 1c lower. Charters Offered at 0c to
H1tfTy7c
, 1862-09-16

FIour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table thows the amouat Of -four,
wheat and corn In store IN this city to Gay, com-
pared with the amount in store a week ago, aad
and corresponding date last year:
, 1862-09-16
ILLlN0is AND nIIeIIl4:Ax CANAL

LLLlNOIS AND HIIcIIlEAx CANAL
ARRIVED. Sept. 10
Lookout. Iocsro:t, A. O lu coru.
Altola. IockrUrt, s, an hu corn, Ito bu seeds.
1mrtrfal Lockport 5, so bu cum.
fnha, Ottawa. f,NN bn corn
Ark"Ea: lasslle. 3s.; hrls lonr, s,v lbs cotton.
Queen City, Lasalle. 55N,b corn
S.ars and Stripes. LaS2lle. S SO bu corn.
Atc1ic, Morris. {. .Giu bu corn, = IS bu corn.
Caesar. 1aSullr. 500 hu curn.
Portland. Morris. ftt hu corn, t1n HIT pccds
GaElbalct, LaSallt, "a bris Hour a3NO 1os fire
clay.
CLEARED .-........ Sept. -
Key City, 1asal;e. $3.50 # lnmber, 10 IN siding,
i6. ;sn m shingles. o.
I1untho1dt. Joliet. ss sss342 f. lnmber 2;r0 s fish.
Wing and Wing. LaSallc- Is 1t4. n, lumber.
] Preston, aug Sable. 32l2 # lumber
Dolphin. Ottawa, IS LIS It lumber.
0ntlda, Otra~a, IT, 14i # lumber. 20 n shtnce..
Galt Ia. LaSale C5.51o IT lumber, 20 II fash, 110
Dick Overall. Lasarc. s.3,f5o ns eaIt.
Progress. LaSaflc, . q bl1s salt.
AD;u1a. Ottawa. 100 htls salt
Prairie State. LaSale, $3.50 lbs fish. so bs mlz:
Alexander, LaSa1!c.
l1il" athA, LaSa!le.
Imperial, L9Salle.
Queen City, Lasalc-
Abbey Sprsnuc. 1aSalc.
OttaWn and Morris. u.tnwa.
, 1862-09-16

AA~A
CIRCUIT CouRT.-Tne September term Of
thas court opened yesterday morning with a
1uu docket The cases dismissed were Nos.
SIS, 52', 'o1, 74s, ia. The time to plead WIS
extended ten days in the following cases:
4o6 (chanccrS). 751, and ITO. Judgments vera
taken in Nos. 674, sG5 and TIL In Nos. 708.
CSC, 4o7, Csc, the time to plead was extended
to The first dag Of next term. No. 41s fch,n-
cezy) was continued. Nos. 419, 375, $50, were
referred to master.
The case Of Wilson N. Utts against Charles
II. Dupee, involving q sale Of 100 acres Of
land, situated IN Kankakee county In this
State, In which It Is alleged Misrepresentation
and fraud were used, WIS then taken up, =
Jury was empanne1ed, aud the opening made
By Mr. Jameson for plaintiff, and Mr.. Roberts
tor defendant.
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Tbe business Of the
september term vas resumed yesterday morn
ing, agreeab1y to the adjournment had on the
first day Of the term.
Alter consultation between the judges, His
Honor Judge Higgins remarked that there
seemed to be general desire upon the part Of
the members Of tue bar, that no jury cases
| should he tried during 1he carrent term, aud
| Ac desired. il .ry ge,:.,::=--aa present had aay
, 1862-09-16

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED -.....- Sept 1E
ssmr Sunbeam, Morgan. Two Rivers. sundties.
P,oi, weu0n1. CouEey. Buffalo, Suudrtes,
Ea1s Republic, Carey, Bay City, ZIG n lumber.
, 1862-09-16
THE CITY.

PEnsosA1--Ex-Mayor Harding OF the Nine
teenth is in town. lie denies resigaing at the
request OF the regiment, as reported from
Springfield.
, 1862-09-16

F Cook & McLain. s.eam DyerH and seoures1 IS
Dearborn and 10 S. CLARK streets. cleaa and dye
ladies and geutlemeua clothes In the best and cheap
est manner. The oldest established house in the clt
, 1862-09-16

War Claim Blanks Tor ss1c at this Office.
Widowe' Declaration for Bounty and Az1cars.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty and Arrears
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers' Disability.
Surgeons Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Application Of Invalid Pensiouer for Payment
Of Pension.
Clain for Horse and Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to draw Soldiers Pay.
Sent BY mail, postpaid. at seventy five cents per
quire. Address TRIBUNE OFF1CK,
Chicago Illinois.
, 1862-09-16

So1oAoN's TEArLE.-Another opportunity viii
nerer offer. Go and see It. Lecture at ak and s
p. m. Admission IS cents ecpio-6t
, 1862-09-16

~ Presto, presto, presto p.as, and take
peep at the magic glass. Kerosene lamps, new
styles. eold only at wholesale, by c. L Noble, It's
Lake street, up stairs. eept1i6t
, 1862-09-16

The C1TT MISSION "A widow woman OF erpc-
Eicnce, whore two Sons haye gone into the army,
wants good home IS housekceper, to take care
Of children, or IL a nurse.
4 young girl, who is neat sewer, wants stu.
alton to do family sewing.
E. 3. TuTTLE, City Missionary,
Sc North franklin street
, 1862-09-16

NEW FIRE ALARM 61GSA1s.-Pcndiag the
a:1iv:1 Of tie new bell for the Court House,
Which cannct be obtained until tue latter part
Of October, Chief Engineer Harris has adopt
I'd and pr pared new set OF lire alarm sig
mails. 4 large triangular lantern, glazed with
red glass, lighted WITH kero 5ene and strength
cntd by powerful reflector, has been fasten-
cd to The iron ruling on the west side of the
Court House cupola. This is kept burning all
night, but is hidden from view by light doors,
which ave opened only when fire breaks ont.
To signal the district in which the tire is.
t1x large lamps, encased In red hlnucl, have
been suspended In hollow shaft, immedI.
atelS In The rear Of the alarm lamp. An from
guide, to which pulleys are attached, extends
tewnt5-onc feet above the railing. Upon the
occasion Of a fire breaking cut, say in the first
district, tbs Tatchman Will open the doors oil
tie slaE1n lamp, when its red light will IN.
stan:1y at'ract the att ttention OF the watcameu
ut the engine houses- scizlng the pulley, he
Will then raise one Of the faunel-cased lamps
from the Shaft, indicating the first district,
and additional lamps to correspond TO the
pumber Of other fire districts. When fire
breaks cut in the sixth district, six Of these
tlannel-cased lamps will be raised one above
the other, ut distances three feet apart, the
upper one being twenty-one feet above the
| railing.
, 1862-09-16

To al to Aug 31.... $a,2ts 500 OF $1,eOl, ,sSa. Is
Increase for August, 10 $40 per cent. arezagr
increase to August 81, z 4-10 per cent,
, 1862-09-16

MONDAY EVENING, September Is, 1854.
azE1I2f8 r6a LAst FoRTY-E.GuT Hcgl.
EionS II naf f.n1n Etks Ia.., Dill
, 1862-09-16

TEMPERANCE REV. Captain Slaughter will ad-
dress the Bridgeport Temperance Society this
evening, at ~ o'clock.
, 1862-09-16

On pubNcatfon--J: D. Y, Joy, Revs. 4. 4. Miner
ana S. tarry Of Mag.
On o7Qanisation-Rev ]. Barry OF Mass, 4.
L3oa of n. X, and 4 ]. Patterson Of N. Il,
, 1862-09-16
Tie Twenty-Thfrd Wisconsin
REGIMENT.
ITS DEPARTURE FROM MADISON,
Organization and Roster.

The Twenty-third Wisconsin Regiment ar
rived in this city last evening about o'clock
and marched to the Michigan Southern dspot
en- route for Toledo and thence to the Seat of
War.
The regiment was ordered and expected to
leave Madison on the morning Of Sept. 18Th,
but In consequence OF o singular break IN the
1ailroad between Madison and Stoughton, in
marsh where the bottom seemed to have given
out, they were unable to obey orders. For
week past, the employees Of the road have
been hard at work, emptying earth, stones
and timber into the yacuam with no perma-
nent effect except TO raiac the surrounding
land Eome eight or ten feet The sink hole
was thought to be fixed a week ago, after only
two or three days hindrance Of travel, but
the track oyer which cars then passed is now
eighteen feet under water. As a last resort,
piles were driven in for about one hundred
fett, AID Sunday night and yesterday morning
ca1s were pushed over. The trouble seems to
have been cau:ed by the combined action Of
quicssand and w3ter, but will problbly be
remedied in q day or two.
The regiment was in readiness to march be.
fore daylight yesterday morning, but owing
to the break above spoken of, were unable to
he of before half-past nine O'Clock, ar which
time the train moved Oft amid the hearty
cheers Of the crowd assembled. Arrived at
the break, the regiment left the traiu and
marcted round, the cars being pushed over
the elough. Thence they came through to
i this city in good time reaching here about :
| O'Clock.
/ The Twenty-Third numbers 1910 rleu, as
| follows: From Dane county, four companies;
Columbia, three; sauls, two; and Lafayette,
cne- It is fully equipped, except with tents
and canteens. The bayersacks we're received
On Monday. They are armed with the bronze
barreled Eufeld rifle, About thirty Of the
officers are from the old three months resi.
ments, occ of whom was q prisoner iu Rich
mond for year. The rank aud file are a
stout, able-holied, noble set Of men, the very
sinew Of Wisconsin. The proficiency in drill
for regiment only organized twenty-five days
would BIT astonishing, were it not for the large
number Of experienced officers in command.
The following is the regimental roster:
FIELD OFFICERS.
ColonfZ-J ]. GnppeY.
Il tUic,r!-Eln,un jCsacn.
.EojGr-Chas. II. Williams.
, 1862-09-16

S1cK PRISONERS. are ninetv-thrce
rebel prisoners now sick at Camp Douglas,
requiring tho services Of twenty nurses.
From Saturday morning to Sunday noon,
there we're seven deaths.
, 1862-09-16

BUSINESS HouRs.-Dy order Of the Collector
Of this port, the business hours at the Custom
House from the present datc to Oct. 1st, will
be from a. III. to 5. y. IN.
, 1862-09-16

The SorTn AS IT 1s.-The lecture By Miss
u. N. Eyerts, which gave such satisfaction
1ecs nt'y to private circle Of hearers, i. to be
rcpcats by request, this evening, at Bryan
HILL Loug familiarity with Southern life and
manrers, a shre"d eye for observation, fine
skill, abundantly qualify Miss II. for her task,
and guarantee IN entertainment at once
p:quant and instructive. Her theme is one
Of absorbing interest at this time, and all who
wish to understand the "chisa1ry" as they
arc, and to have clear knowledge of the
structure Of Southern society, should not fail
to be present.
, 1862-09-16

1DESr1F1ED.-The body found in the Chi
Gags River, ncar Randolph street bridge. on
Tuesday last, has been fully identified As that
Of Carl Peterson, . highly respected Norwe-
gian citizen.
, 1862-09-16

TINE STOLE AwAT.-Yesterday morning
John W. Sarles and Samuel Hoffman were ar
1aigucd btfore Jrsticc Miller in the police
court, on the Charge Of stealing valuable
watch from Michael S1aloncy, at ISL Market
street The accused were each held in the
sum Of 5000, to appear before the Recorders
court.
, 1862-09-16

LIABLE TO 10 MILITARY DUrr.-The u.s.
sesement roll for the South Division has been
completed ard sent in. It foots up about
$4,000 names. Omitting the obvious en-
c1npts, the rolls for the whole city show about
5000 nam.s Of persons liable to do military
duly.
, 1862-09-16

COMPANY B.-Company B, Chicago Light
Artillery, having recruited the battery to the
n::Simum complement, Gen. Sherman has
given them two additional six-pound guns,
making it IL slx-2un battery, as It was before
the battle Of Shiloh
, 1862-09-16
MEETING OF THE CHICAGO EAR.
Resolutions of Respect to the Memo
ry Of WIN a. Groves.

3&NoV10E1UHR 80
fy OF WIN A. groves
Pursuant to previous notice, q meeting Of
the members of the Chicago bur was held at
3 O'Clock Yesterday afternoon, In the rooms
OF the Law Institute, to take action on the
death Of their late associate, VIM. a. Groves.
Chief Justice Wilson was called to the chair,
and Geo. a. Mech, Esq, appointed secre-
tary.
Upon 1ahlog Tue cnaar, Judge huson a.
luoeo 70 'ne so1elnn even. laas nAa occaslonea
Int eatpe!loe' ono 10 .ae e'eas number VI
eucn meet1nss WHICH uao tahen pace auFlne
the past few years. The custom Of dropping
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Cen. Rnskn n,lznrpr.. Ferry.

There was n report OIL Saturday tasa, 'ha
G en Banks h I'd attempted to cross the Porto
mac 1T Harpers Ferry, and had been repu'sed
This seems W ~ mi take. The clo%Ning I"
the Potomac and occupation Of Harper. Ferry
and ChaIlestoUn WAS effected without any fight
ing.
CHARLES. OWN, Va, March 2 d.-The matt
bod, Of Gen. Banks drvIsinn rests i'll the u;cln'
nv Of Charesfuwn. No dI>.s'rr or accident
has occurred since tbe concentrations Al au'
departure trnm Sandy Hook, to cause any ak
iely 10 friends at home.
Three H., hes Of snow fill to-day.
The hui elto rarkeTOu5 ce~>lOnists no"
nav MARKED Ie-pecI 10 The Federal Uniform
The rIIizrns who have been compe led to sue
cuub t. rebel 1Urcs are elated with the pros
poets Of III fu'uie.
|, Is gratifying 10 perceive that tire country
Thou h which The amy matched bears marks
Of the usual agi icu tniai Industry. IL Is "ppa-
ent he tuIuIe cereal crops Of this prof tc re-
gluII have not been neglected, as may be sup
posed
The towns and country are des itute ofim-
pnIIauI a.ices Vi consumption. Tn ne is no
lack o1 bread, meat and coarse ciothes.
Humid eds Of 'cUulI abands' a. o hourly sc, k
ing refuge within our lihes. but they are allow
I'd [, rrn,a,n at la ge, wiIhnu espionage o, care
III iact but ht;Ie nOuce il taken 81 diem axcept
To prevent III. II r~ruru byond our post.
The general repurt> ON #lnche.te ar.
c,rtcirng aud bur lille ielia c.. can be place
oI tn, NJ, CONN they do from I'iugres and
eco naba, d., The miii,ary commanders are
undoubtedly he IT. informed lhan the public
nd are consequently prepared ion any eme'-
ger cl which may arse.
Ctned abl- fl III accredited 10 he Srcf'-
-, !, amy ha- been sc zrd bu private p oPo'
q, Leen srricily respected Ir.,i..,,
Mar,iIl, burg ha, bee, occrIleo y 0"''''
turp>.
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DisnAt.Ous Fire im $50 .tOm---a.os- $780,.
OOO.

Boston, F,b, IS. "A fire here last night WA
among he mos, destructive that ever occurred
il b .tni 1t ragged from ten O'Clock AT nigh
10 dire e o clock ia the morning The wind 30"
ing n iuus ga e from the northwest, wIih II
binding show aud hail-tOrm n the time. Nv
hremem were killed aud one badly wounded
The entire a. GO &c b IlGings an Sargent
Wharf, aud the hul dngs "n thu North ride al
,sterri avenue from GnmnIercIdl street 10 III
- alter, intending the East BporOn lid tens
huu-e aud the large tour story building known
A. the Commercial Exchange Hotel ATE amonp
thu property DESTROYED. The buildings on Il''
wharf and the avenue were occupied by the
Boston llmsred oil mills, ID Dyer> ice mi Is AMI
>ueAI mill. A rOiriun ui the building was nr
cupi, tor The storage OF flour gam aud park
Eight hundred bales OF C 'tnn we've stored H.
NJ .tthew's block aud destroyed Five vessels
at the WHAT were owed uut aud saved. Anl"ut
other occupants buried out, were } In Cue &
Co.. clothing merchants Bryan Gigger, John
Bowen. shipping flee, &. I B0ycr, clothing
mel chants, Marshall & Co, liquor store, Office
of WinKlslntt Ferry Company ami the office
of Nathan Mathews, owner OF tw" OF tile build
hgs dcstI Jed Dming the night The large
t,wrr OF the Roman Catholic Chu,ch, East Bo,
an, was blown down, demnli,hing he smaller
tower in lis tall. Several chmneys TeIe as
blown down during the gale.
Among the Losses by the great tire were tw'
thousand bIee OF cotton a, eighty thousand
bushels vi corn and oat>. +. /. Cowboy Dc ale'
III pickles and preserved fruits, lost 81 ohO; IN
Sured So. UOu MIR. Ma:hews> loss 81, hi bni
mga i. stated At $25 QUO, hich are insured to-
$IO,0LO The total loss will reach S75U,OU0
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turing the constitution and laws into the sup
port and protection of the institution.
7. We think our correspondent is entirely
mistaken in this point. We dom believe there
is any "class ir the North who desire the des-
truction OF the Union. in preference 10 its resto-
ration under the old Constitution. That pres
snre' is purely imaginary. 1t is the hasest so, t
of libel Oh the people of the North who are
fighting to >tain the Union and the Comsti,u-
lion as 1t is to make such oh arge. We have
heard Of elias. in the North who even ask for
any neao Constitution, or who have ever init
mated that they wanted any other than the 20. d
Constitution
Our correspondent is not the only one who
has somehow become infatuated with the ide:
hat Slavery constitutes the only and entire
strength of the Union. HOw such infaiua,Ion
is first taken We cannot imagine. The only ele.
ment of weakness, of corruption and &, cay il,
he Union, has been cnatsel Slavery, and yet VT
are tod that its ex inction, or rather the failure
to resurciiate the internal serpent that We have
nursed already too long, "will utterly destroy
our strength at home" Our correspondent like
many others, conf1unds things most strangely.
He will persist i'll the false assumption That sia.
terry is the Constitution and the Union. If W.
hate slavery We hate The UNION. L. it not time
that kind of hallucinatiOn was endedr
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
Official Report of Com. ssOld>bOEOngh,
PrOctnmn ton by Gen. Burnside.

OmctnI Report of Com. ssOld>bOEOngh.
Proclaim ton by Gen. Burnside.
WAsHlNGToN, Feb. 27.-The Navy
Department has received dispatches
from Com. Goldsborough, dated the
goth instant. He had received the Of
fetal accounts Of the visits OF our YES
sells to Edenton and TO the CmrituGk
Canal.
The lighthouse at Cape Hatteras may
now be lighted with perfect safety.
The names OF the men ot>war de
stroyed by our vessels since the fleet
reached Hatteras are as follows: The
Seabird, flag steamer, the Curew and
Fanny, steamers, and the Black w ar
rior, schooner The steamer Ellis
was captured Anew gunboat on the
stocks at Elizabeth City was also de-
strOyed-makiug seven vessels IN all.
Each of the tirst->iX were remarkably
well armed as gunboats. All OF them,
except the Curlew, were destroyed OF
captured in the attack on Elizabeth
Cny.
As our forces took undisturbed pos
session of Edrnton, part OF flying ar
tillery regiment, yarlou>ly estimated
at from one hun red titty to three hun.
dred, fled prcpitously without firing a
shot. Many Of the inhabitants also
left in consequence.
There are no Notifications at or in
the water approaches To Edenton.
Among the results Of the expedition
are the destruction of eight cannon
and one schooner ON the stocks 1T Ed.
enton. Two schooners were captured
in the Sound, one having tour Ihous>
and bushels OF corn. SIX bales of cot,
ton were taken from the custom IIoase
wharf. There were no public stores
in the town. The ustom House was
empty.
Com. Goldsborough remained two
hours abreast OF the town, and was
visited by the authorities and others,
many of who protested sentiments OF
Loyalty To The oil Union.
A proclamation dated the 8th inst,
and signed Com. GoiISborough and
Gen. Burnside to the people OF North
Carolina, says:
The object four expedition is not
to invade any rights, but to assert the
authority OF he United States, and t.
C o>e with them tbe desolating war
which was brought upon the State by
comparatively few men in your
midst"
The proclamation concludes as lol>
lows:
1--WE invite You, in the name of the
constitution, and in that OF virtuou,
loyalty and civilization, TO separate
yourselves from their maIign infiuem>
ces, to return TO your allegiance, and
not compel us to resort further TO the
force uuder our control. The Govern.
ment asks only that its authority may
be recognized, and we repeat that in
no manner or way does it desire to
interfere with your laws, constitution
ally established, your institutions OF
any kind whatever, your property OF
any sort, or your usages in any re
spect."
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'R,iae War News

No battle of any moment. has been 'ou@"'
since the capture Of Font Doveson, Our WIZ
erp Army has continued to fof'sw mp The retreat
ing rebels, who have not YET found place to
make another stand.
| The strong and hitherto believed impregna'
be Notifications at Columbus, KY, have been
evacuated and destroyed by the enemy without
waiting for An attack This relieves Kentucky
Of The last portion Of the rebel army and now
she may be called free.
The rebels are now busy terrifying Memphis
and its approaches. There they propose to make
\ final ,tand. and do their best They admit
themselves that, the loss of Memphis would
open the way for US TO New Orleans, as thele
are no Instructions below that place
Ills said that the land forces Of East Tenues-
sre. plopose to make a sta.id at Chattanooga
Georgia. Il is rumorrd ihat they have evacua
ted Mmfiesbolo, and al other points in that
portion OF Tennessee.
The Grand Amy oftbe Potomac is still gus
cent We have no news from Savannah and
nothing very late from the Burnside Expedition
The embargo laid on Telegraphic War News
nv the War Department has curtaitd very much,
the Aying rumor8 that kept he peOp 50 much
ON gui uace for tw O or three weeks past.
A
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Grave JOke.-Ule OF oar Did and well esteem
ed ritzens took party of ladies to kenosha the
o,iet d ~ 10 vail some friends at Camp Harvey.
Wishing to show their patriotism rs far as appe'r
ance went they h",sted several flags trade last
String lust after the fall of Sumter, when everyone
y he loved his tuuht'y hoisted an emblem. - mt
of these fas8. it will he remembe o wee ct quie
an orIginHi style material Wa not plehtIl"l, ana
ottimes tile emblem Of ones patriotism waa mol
ius. af!e the pattern of our National flag.
1t 5" happened that the flag h'i-ted hy our visi
tors to i enosln was one Ot these n"ndescripiS.-
On Their arrival al ken"shA the flag began 10 al
! ract Considerable attention. and s"0n 1t be anne
obvipus that the gocd peope down there regarded
| il al the "sererh" stripe. some ",e 'nqIuei )!
nur Fl end, what kind of flag II was he replleo
j.kihgiy why secession faa J! his was en-
Inugh he l"yaIy oi our nel%hO"rs could moi pro-
IL gave an offence, and il e ze,..tO he al once
Destroyed when Ihe ladies' themselves, eng ar
sureG th.G 1t dbl re-emnle IL secession II ~, DIES
fr"yed 1t at Tue CIR umstance shows ih'
temper ot tie people aud is eI idrrt that they W.
bear no tanl ein2, even in Ike, when dsl"4 ali
to the Unlun is concerned - Rartne AGrocute.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-06
EUAFs! uATS!! HATS!!!
Rec 3 < g. CO.'S

PATENT V ENTl1IAG ID, ccif-A 6iusiII e
HATS ait ?" Constructed ~ 10 adit "a hee ui"tIUn
be weeh the w at leather lie dy Il he hat;
AID aiso !" b'Jts' Nell 90 the 10 ell nd
hat i pat on, eieby scCu ug 10 tie w"tte o. aIy
~ u-be4 bat ~ she pilu tnd c1ihfurt OF Fet
ia. EEf Be- q % matu.HCiurIP bIules III NJ
Cas-imeit tar, o. the sprlg Huh Gun ntt y ~ Tor
geh''eme"'s All J"u'g gent Dr'ts llh WIN il my
via iutuI-i 10 he itai, a3G 81, AZ aid g
per zh together wItiI u, % OK
Hnd co'Or1 Fcit Hats manufactured b., hemstlve wuh
tpcc'a IttIetCe CHss retail tadt tli ulr out
TIE county Prcts uf soit tHS tIOI Sl5 H. $4S irr-
dtz-n. A bJs on tai d be- quaIus II Par i,
s,,t hsls 81 he iH'ttt 81! Is. oIdtrs r,ad wal
I,cevs prompt attention. lie al less D per cent
GtELBE 81 aO,
1876 KLOndwAy, N. NJ.