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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07
Lac PON siEF.

rsls fub7er cs fT sale Tract ~ and yng IN aver
Dan g.k county ~ 6o1th and SD ut ~ l's iTsG
.,o n It rom ctda Font. There u Aeres,
rd G., ed kt % VII d., d lsad tie bslnce OF
e S'r1 ID ~ CO. d n lie tasa'e 10 'rgln-l and
ono .-aar linn and Ne lac In u mins,
rrge = a. oiers ;ia1 - u larse a. scF ha1e
wei @ tr. aftT % re an e'ssbnt new
eyte O.. 60 lw c.ci, % rt'r sl'ks houe ani rood
chen vi urf OF e. ugi III ch bas been tu /!
rth til tasrsh g. sod veil IN re yarJ,
Iises youu Age sai Peach Orchard, OF the best
huit ,,.-,
r..i rcs n a. er' -e Isi'lE wishes 20 seed
: cp OF VII a, ~ ! rsi5n he Is q November.
III fi IS he c. yhch se all tsposs Of 10
-. pu chG1CE ~ g sg-e''riy ner'i' -.
Pof TINS amy /, 60 d., = APPsR'OA. os2-lW
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II -nsUsLG LLEGEoF v ROMA SESSION
ls6l-6}.
IL 1T snrc c9ufls W Lscu4 VII e-mEelcs 90 TIE tst
NJuiEy % slwler, d, g and cont ulil The ls' "
Fa5. h 80 ~ has tesrut,sd, n eontiie atoa
'te NJ ths 'reAssd expense o! wig
p1lS d gr T. fJr moan bycad ihr
1ssn a.. vi be co ldgste o. 'he sane Plaza and
Sill Ls sane advantage % the 1tu eat heretofore.
TACCLY.
C-.-.es Bel CHAN ~ o., Profss1 Of Surgery,
Uari s. Pref of Ihe,ry and ctce Of at Ice,
yBc5- Y = T,O'd M D., Prot Il AserA sed;s and lhe'E-
ps1tg5,
p PSa.o,as, II. D, Pt0f Of A1a'cmy,
H. icyues, =, PrUf 4 InAtitgtei " Ned1cise Ao,
Iansl II. Conway, NJ, ., Pref q Ub.tetries,
JAMS EeC.W NJ D., Prot Of them stry and Pharmacy,
Marion Howard, ~ psnonsEat1r Of Anatomy.
FREs.
sps tick t. each.
eHthsiraor OF Anatomy ~
hatc iallOn.
Tor farther Information, copy Of lhe dialogue address
E. JtYAEs, n. b,
Dean OF the Ta;uty.
Richmond, September q, isSl-62vsu
DsLSAu COPArvA.-9O NJ Ias.n ooPav. D.. =
Id eAyed and fr tale by Us p. DUVAL,
sss5 Corner Main and oh gree's.
COPPERAs. loco be OOpp.raI received and e; sale By
IsE o0Sasr Mia ana lo.A s,rsstA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

y1NFCETGIG'S S. kks Or SDIik Fks'CSS o.
~ valuable LLGd Il. Narrower on pud en-
tue Frederic KS uTsg GaiiEoad, 10 miles abov
EtC hmous A the itqI.st u NJ 10 n sd -ol,
-t5r Of ante. on, ?, d W shan H. pubic sn'
ton on he prcuSss cue Gr' n,n iarn on buTEdny
the 9Th Ccob - Is Z, ia lock. NJ ftF rot, tie
day eater fol owing o. Lane, ecAied ss ioore
yI: -
Tract No 50 aereI In TIE occupancy nv
Oh islan stGRtel the railroad 70 KEbJS NIL hLyni
thereon an excellent dive rg and othe- bui !dipss.
Also tract No sdoiaug eOp;Sin Any acres, having 90
also conErab'e dwe.ing
Az lot No. crutGLias 223 AIS 1850 acres Immediately ~
the abroad h,,T : n y uis t'y Of c r. v.td.
Also lot No oEe2 SIS 100 Of Ia q, Ah1rt trc
rss he ID y-y asiy te. pine wood and ehsr
timber.
IRE psrcu'a n9r o'he public Il called 70 hese sales,
deJi 40 waning scaH farms, G
Tor these CT s-s-d = cu'ilar roAd for msEst
rERzg-VL -thr cash, cEE=cs q I'D u enh'. for negct
able notes, lHtc.e aided seCEfei By r.ust d ed
GOUDtN AYE SON,
20 Lrci!ousess,
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FOR EENT

PlIT Of tie srle md couaod9u' lately oeea.
a pied ey o-i 18th sud snkln strs etc.
3 r a., M, pppiy q JHJ BINsR,
os2 CofnsE i2 Fran, In.
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(siguedN
c-lU
REDEMPTION OF VIRGINIA SIX PER CeST DEBT
4. COOPER,
Adj. and fnsp. General.


VNHS hien Of tie following by
O. tVr PIKE F161 fn SAuhna 10 ParkesourE passed l6h
A lS li By the 81 section Of set 70 provide
for the raising Of oast TO rs1 rlload pSn'- p.,Si
isrch 1889, vii Eocs .lSt The Comm OF III Ga
leg FuIi vii p the IT ssnu=y 1863 redeem t'
icaes nvcs tsr Of nay spyea- 10 be htld
diI the Jnied htles ~ IRE TreAsuy Of the Counon
LIT JanuIry, 1868 end Fee
srd Al tor shet nItred no the iseres; will
o that
ISIS Sep. 2i-.sS sa-us N. psasalis. OF LlL-
"a M $3.50
Oct sc-os. M X A. {. eIb.On Of E;ch-
moni. 600
Nov T-s6A coprsd y. IluaL Tru,'e &c ofAnn
RtyEo!D, 800
1851 Hr IS i0L w.-rsT i. TaLfsrro, OF olOu.
Ipr.9,-4S Iorsr11iesi. 800
ISIS Jrns i23. Mrs y. I. Barbour, Of Orange
Juasa9 4qs An ST nos 'hc7fress. $40
, Apr s.-se ,s5 81 %I:s = ss.r... Isl 81
1855 Mar. 90, kerchatts and AecSa- les
1857 Augr OF Ma ) Ys-gS5s, IS
Aus II To- Geo. car. Oh it,lssy.iie 1859
ISIS Jan l-C'S JOIN kiey CaIiSnefsR
lsSs TsG. sS-1ir, Tres'pT,r, 4e.. 10 ,ru,,fsr BAt
.o,s7.s MARI ri E s2's ,,ds'' gF,
1890 Jan. ~. TsyiI1 se1de, o. ro,nNe ga
Iss. y. = Free, Of Hsnove, 40
1861 FEB. l+-5Il. Jas. Nsae T,usi.e OF the etid-
rsa Of John II. Meals, 40
.571
" - %ssf.5 fSole Accounts,
sH. -ASSCl oOaa'sonsr' Of
Ieshter, Sinking Fund.
GEO. W. MUSY0RD'
seq OF conno1veLh.
oct 2-csa
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Further Notice.

The TsstGIo ATlss J. aurdo Jr d'cd hsv
ag nfers on tie gne. BIS Executor, TIE suhorly
ri business, 10 lch he was engages Tor ne
a,nrtt fL ese tie uade signed pectuJ oc fron the
ttgnis Of -or rnl ECm pub continuance OF tho
nag. Tor rsny literally bssNeo upon tie iesiaor-
nc cT stance Of e lmes render ss,rJ 10 say thh
.se Ga..ae-s vi. 3. sIs u coajas:ei az can ul,nes
q p AACAUi DO,
s.z3-2W TS'r 81 cos Mac u.dH. Jr ,dred
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e BE,uT.PrL 70 slN SYDNEY, ON tn

strcut, for aI sutitcr -Nt be soia ltAu,tOn O.
the PR iss on LDAY Osh otobr 1857 at 3oeoes,
beautiful Lots ocst-r rove CD foribg - fse-rarn 2
back "a e "a ALI Y N fset wee
TERSs-0t ETH BALANCE ard u olis, for neg0
table noles Insvrsst sddsd, s.ouT dby trust deed.
oci2 80 DlN sPPfR31E, Assets.
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cEpsAWOE sEPkgTNtsT oFvt.,
LyScgrr o. .ars q st2
-roTgIp lis al ,re-a-.ars Tor ss'or = ID 3
n ANY r NJ s'el LyaSh lGTs sc !ssef Irr
tlf Dsrs,trnsn' sill 80 U.r made.
Pqus ito ~ It .'ssed - Gen r!aT sS'r 2. &C.
au,bo I;,I ~ hia le4 prove! - Adu;tat Gel Tn IL
Rc.asIcn a. Al-hs9sJ, UpIa Sheh .hs is're al -,
left. crir c,n. Or nance {! We.
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'sgsE9 auitI- OF 0PPICEHs

n REs4,fs pI.p NSkI-is ohssy and rich
,bth
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By GuDplN 4 APPERsoS. AUor5.

'rGE Ann yAsUsESiE; uPICK OWEF
- ling on the Sortis side OF BroEd rtr, CT, OPP
posite 10 10 ago street, IOr sale AT Suctton.-s
OF e purchaser shall eel - putH;
uo on The prem TUESDAY the 4a Get ber ls69 ~
O'Clock ~ srse and well built DcE enei eat cec -
above the occupancy br Jane. fArfin on The j.
has front Of s2% feet deph OF 80 feet 1be heuse NJ
tea r,ous bead large brick htchen and l. SUPP Stn
~Lter, bathroom a. sld fCg h'r an excellent dWeag
Possession given lst Of Janasy next snd per aps one
TERJs.- one-nud bAiE al Guo two yeiTs fo
notes interest 6dded and ID br trait ceed
Co.'S GoDDIa 4 APPERsyH, EBcs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

IRON FLORIDA-THE YANKEES AT JACKSON.
WILLIE.
Augusta, October 6th.-Tle Savannah papers OF THE
morning cOnaiu despatch from Baldwin, Fo.ida, da-
ted b Instant stating that the Confedera.es
their batteries Jacksonville tbs spprosci OF the
Yspkees Two gunboats came up to the clly--one re-.
turned dosn the river. None CT the enemy had land,
a. Jscksonvillo up &c o'clock Ssturds- nornag.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

IysSFt>SG ND gSD DAhyiLLE ls.K',
sufIRiN fESDtara OFF cE,
EisgxeSD Co. 1884.
,-ofICg - ~ sr5 sh.r To-day ostbr 81, he PsrsaEc
1r.Ds ti= k..A.so5d ss3 4 T.As Sslso1t Ill tn -
Way trains
ping s,t ell aye Giha5ai jsiv (sresp. 5eSa1,) ~ Iff
: hi a.l a-f.y ~ r. ...l- t.. -, = n c'IIe kss. III
Ave s.a,itef.T !. w. al4 IL scs soa o. 3D.
u Ts Lr. {. .,nnc' ~,ih Hi-s ca me eSaa'ao1
~ o-H an =. Ike 5eu raye' otlJ
Through Train,
,le- - VI ,e17. ca ao1d 5,iy a. p ~ tnt :r!vs
-l' ..reO y. -. - r-lBg. VII ears tEsf'sTJ- a.
=. 50 M al, rye sichz4 al az A. TiiS cas-
b.yg- aurke5T c5l5ec's a. t1s1 u. with Ies
- u iouth = FslT5id burg sai the "est
Il ~ sep IL Isyass sal ~ beSssn sSra21i 800 'Ss
Jf9cils. 30. -,
NIT
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- CCTuil,s FO.sC..

~ CCTUirs Ho.sCss.
DTRaoEs f. ebpa h. Et;te Of 'he late charles j. vac,
MAZE p,.rI o., a.ao-t a.; aai pe,sOns having M
alrs L. .s'1-, estId - preset ilen properly
-iheatcAisJ, 10 a.. gai.rstned ,rno
gx'r OF Charles J. MleuurGo, JT- deed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

TO HAT MAhERs.
TuyHE faeu INK Company a-e mskss Wool Hat
di f,om without lOi1F 20 the plank, AMI csn
Al pIy u-eI vita al - sJ hoaSAn monthly, and
can inc ease utchin,Ty t. supply larger denSn.s
Application on H Makers IN he southern Goniedraey are
requested maize In an their wants.
live good Hal Makers wanted. ..
AnplS nv let r Of otherwise TO JOHN {. MARTIN. Art,
scott5ville, AbenAtle City, Va
VT srAPIKs 4 % Agent, Rehmon. Va
e Charleston oourse viii copy tso weeks snd ead tn ms
ar. psqS-2ss
YR-e ro Concentrated Lye just received ,nd safe By
H. JAS Is p. DUyAL,
"a oensr hsia and leh srseA
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suTUATIcNs WANTED.

SITUATIONS WANTED.
1.-TWO virginia ladies desi'e s',uSu rEhCHERs ono !.
quAl ts.ch Ensish, Fench ami Lal, and hSa had
SEVERE yea cape enee he teacher English, French And
MuLc.
sA'sLaetory testimonials Piven and required.
Adde'S. n - n, w. dsg lie, Va eo
WANTED gehtlem. Corpetent TO teach he iLc.eh
w ,hTul-s FssGch Mathematics and he Ehsr branches
Of fhe Engl.rh language
NE Sppuca, b. rue &c. t, mlrtsy daty Adde'S
JOHN III BA|K.NI.
seS-cln Ia ;on Cslt c Sur,y 90 We.
lCREH WAITED.
GENTLEMAN O. LADY qualA to each ErsHsi, Ls,n sni
"A Preach ooi psIIJro,r % the Piano, ean cbl,i1
sustoa BY 10 " Gsbs iys River .sr-houss.
n / on roprty te3 --StsSi
$40 AIRsgS s,lT LAND PorJ HAEs,
Crysh al ttGc' o. Land o.e nile d5'sut r-ra Ee-
hertn 20 On sicAuoad and n1-tfs haraal G. MIA ming
10 Aces vi gyod iug ;orsstng OF Atsos oy e'HE,
nos Cuouse IN good order one hundred
snihv te-ts ce.ei Including aoou fr aor ns anr,
hrnIgei y bal g-wth tie bAsncen old ID
RIM, ~ t. e AID :uRveEeqt ELicsd wood With good
spdnS and tslG rIntng hTeush the Farm
Terms, a., Addrssi . - -
Mo-re's or llnsrJ Ptstodfce.
sen 0O-e,dIb. Piilcs edward G uetT. Va.
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D2EV-s- WAITED.
PEOVO5r gAR5EALS CFFiCF,
August /. q.
RIO avoid inifcinste inpr'Ssnent the GcteEG.rt all
nav 40 per ronn fer Dawes Ith TO eLoPd ihs AZ
We It's adequate number Wiihol: fdFt sr ID
pres mJnt. r. pHlL ~
anQ
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

A8UE Ek sGkS8-
RIO perons Isllsd n the Of the Sabre or
A RfS d sword. will give \ couris Of ls so!s
TsruE-oT seriel q t~e We LtsNns, SIS.
Paymint 1ysriaIf Ia advance. Add es cmee fiehnehI
30 ar Wv MCFARLAND
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

oIr JulT Isb, 1861 euasHsof S.n'yssIen Shores VI
gn: Sat, Noo No t6}I dated sh seIt-mbe-, 's6S al
yanS re ioled to trade for sd FIoss, a. shah uAs
az ieItlon 20 have { reserved. . -
orlnEe OorEt oase. Jolly g, 1872 lyi2-H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-07

NOTICE.
NHE Subscriber thankful TO- the LIBERAL patr mage eIt TO
him he ttc.o s5Hc onScnnens Of tbSc Vhest Jour
oorn and 81 eSaty p-oiuce ndln addition manufacture and
snoring obsce Nd css hs sales Of tobacco S have The
part ealar Atiratio. Of Mr.. John II. sherotri u.
AK lSDER GAsRETT
Iy9S JoEs d. SHEPPLs IT.. salesman ~ Tobacco.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03
ElEn XYnnI EEnrEEnf

We have noticed but little wool of the new clip
in our streets yet. We see by our State exchang-
es that little of the new clip has yet been market
cd in any part of the State The receipts IN Mil
waukee even are not enough to give tone to the
market. The Milwaukee papers still quote at 80
04Oc. This sufficiently accounts for the lack of
receipts. All through Michigan, at little towns
away in the interior, prices range from 43 to so
cts. We know from actual comparison, that the
wool on an average, in this section OF Wisconsin,
is of better grade than that in the best wool
growing districts in Aichigan, and the facilities
for shipping east, in all our Lake shore markets
are certainly superior to those little inland towns
of our sister state where Gey pay from 46a5Oc.
Why then is there this discrepancy in prices We
quote from various source the prices of
WsoL IN lTIcHIGAN.-At Kalamazoo, on the
Oath, the best slips went freely at SOC. At Deca-
tur, 1900 lbs at 80 a 45c At Niles, the highest
price paid was 48c, and the lowest 3oc. At Adri-
an, ON the 23d coo lbs of Iowa wool was sold at
4Gc, of which the TVatcbtomses says it ia "proba.
bly, a saving of $50 49," At Ann Ar6or, 70o
lbs were sold at 45c-good Spring wool At
Hillsdale, 43 a 46c, was paid. and SOC for extra
lots. At Pontiac, 46a 49c was the range.
The Ann Arbor Argus of the 9th ult. says;
WooL.-WooI has come in freely during the
week. and the price has run above last week s
quotations. 48 cts have been paid, and we may
quote the average as high 46. We think the
purchases made here since Monday morning viii
reach $4,000 lbs.
| AT Dexter we understand 48 has been paid, and
at Chelsea 40 to 45
We see a sale of 60 coo lbs, quoted in Kalama
zoe at 50 cts, but at Adrian, Niles, Jackson and
other towns the prices have about the same range
as in this city.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03
A STANDARD Dinner.

very staid and worthy old gentleman resid
ed in New Haven whom a successful mercantile
career of thirty years had placed in independent
if not affiuent circumstances; but through Ell
Their custom or a desire to add to his already
prinGely store, he still contisued his business,
and his anteprandial visits to the counting-room.
One morning the good wife had postponed the
matutfnal meal in consequence of his absence,
until that rare and valuable thing in woman,
patience, was nigh exhausted. At last howev-
er, he made his appearance, and without any
apology for his hardness, but looking glum and
out OF humor, he sat down to eat. A cup OF
coffee partially restored him, and opening his
mouth he spake:
"Most extraordinary circumstances; most ex-
xaordnary indeed"
what do you mean, my dear ~ demanded
the lady.
"Mean ? Here I've been to open the store
with my own hands, and after sitting in the
store tull hour, waiting for my boys, rot one
of them made his appearance, and was forced
to close the store again to come home to break
fast"
''Good heavens % exclaimed the lady, with
horror "you have not been to the store Why,
it's Sunday"
SUNDAY ~ returned he. Sunday ? Impos-
sIble madam! We did not hare Goldfish for din
er yesterday {"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03
yTatters nj the Capital.

WASHINGTON, June 27.-The British post
Office department has withdrawn its Original
proposition, made in 1857, and formally accep.
ed by Postmaster General Blair in November
last, for reduced rate of international letter
postage from twenty to twelve cents be-
tween the two countries. The United States
post Office department did not anticipate this
withdrawal after the subject was favorably re-
opened by the present postmaster general upon
the British basis. The result is much to be re-
GREETED
New YORK, June 27,-The n. Y. Tribune's
correspondent says: 1--WE have excellent au-
thority for saying that the evidence already ia
ken before hejudiciary committee Ofthe House,
in the case of Ben. Wood, is stronger than that
which expelled Senator BHght,a and that Woods
expulsion from the House is certain. Others,
however, speak less positively.
"The bill to carry into effect the recent slave
trade treaty with Great Britain. which passed
the Senate to-day with only four negative votes,
cast by Carlisle, Kennedy, Powell and Sauls-
bnry, creates three judges, with salary OF
50 500 cash, and the three arbitrator. The
bill will pass the House under the previous
question.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03
Col. Daniels Cavalry Regiment does not
Propose 60 go into the Guinness OF
Catching Negroes.


Col. Daniels Cavalry Regiment does not
Propose 60 go into the Business OF
Catching Negroes.
We take the liberty Of taking the following
extract from private letter, written by promi-
nent officer in the LIST Wisconsin Cavalry, to one
of the editors Ofthis paper
But all our time is not passed in idlenass. We
keep u sharp look out for sece&h, and are doing a
heavy business in the "c0ntrabtsnd line" Not
less than dozen have come into camp within the
last ten days. and we have given them, SO fer
forth, their freedona We have the masters and
mistresses in after them daily; but all the so
called human property they get back from us
they may carry home in a sack We came into
the service of the GoveEnment recognizing the is.
sue involved in this war. We came in for the
sake ofthose who are not permitted to strike
blow for themselves, for the robbed, plundered,
brutalized Image of God in eboexy," and never
2eee7 shall a slave be taken back to captivity, if
it be in our power TO prevent it. Ircoice ex
ceedingly, that we are sustaSed in this, by our
noble Colonel. Never has Wisconsin sent forth
man into the national army, or raised nsan upon
her free and generous bosom, truer to this princl-
pie, truer to the great cause Of liberty and HUI
manity than EDWARD DANIELS. Be assured of
this, that 20 wanton injustice will be done to the
rights of the poorest son of Africa by him. be-
lieve, the man will sacrifice again more than he
did before. and will again run a great risk, to
'Elet the oppressed go free" God establish the
heart and strengthen the hand Of all those who
labor for the spread of this sublime evangel"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03

This rebellion has had a very damaging eff
feet, we are sorry to say upon the angelic viz
tues of the female sex. We co ntinue to read
acts of the most heartless character perpetra-
ted by the wo@en of the South. Nothing in
the history of savage life equals the atrocities
recorded against the females of g Secesh. -
The men are bad enough, but the women ar
worse. How queer it is that female know
no half way measure she is either an angel, or
a devil, and nothing else" Men on the con-
trary, have the happy faculty of graduating their
vice. Men may swear and be otherwise good
vtizens but woman that swears stops short
at nothing. When they once forsake proprie-
ty they know nahing of computations Of any
kind. In fact, they seem to glory in their shame,
and set value on their worthlessness. Bad as
a man is, bad woman is infinitely worse. All
the abortionists are females. Ia all New York
you will find no man who has the shameless
ness to make known his profess'n,as the women
in this business do. 1t is with human nature as
with wines-those that are originally the sweet
est become the m ost acrid when once they
commence turning" We often hear Of moth
ers killing their children in cold blood A faith
er only does it when he is drnnk or enrsged.
Nobody but a woman would have thought
OF the cruelty Of demanding the head of John
the Baptist a small reward for dancing a
single turn of the cracovienne, as was the cas- e
with the mother of Herodias. From these re-
marks our tair friends must not conclude that
that We are women haters. 1t is because we
| love them that we warn them of the dreadful
| consequences that their peculiar organization
renders them liable to if they hapsn to depart
even for a moment from the bright path that Goo
| intended they should walk in This rebellion
we repeat, has cast dark cloud over the hesv
| enly virtues Of women. Down South it hs:
made her demon. What a queer institution
| this crinoline department s-Knickerbocker.-
! An INSULT TO THE GERMANs.-The Chicago
Times Ca Democratic paper CT The Milwaukee
/ News STRIPED displays It's maIignity and its in
| gratitude at the same time, in an article upor
| Carl Schurz. It calls that gallant patriot "a
desPised' eo,cardiy squirt from the red republican
. RS ,FE 7Ey
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03

No FEAR OF THE REsULT-H. j, Raymond
writes from McClellans army on the 10Th, the
following, among other things:
OF the Tesut OF an attack, whenever made, /
do net think anybody in the army entertains a
doubt. Its success is considered certain. II is
not igenerally believed here that the efectine
force of the rebel army is much, if any, over
0O000, though in this estimate no account is
made of the raw levies which that army embra-
ces, and which will be of very little service ex-
cept in their intrenchments. Our officers have
the utmost confidence in our troops, conf
dence Which has been immensely strengthened
by the recent battles, and do not think they
would hesitate to lead them against force at
least half greater than their own, for single
| instant. This, of itself, counts largely in the
| estimate of results, and the whole body of ouI
army, officers and men, feel certain OF entering
Richmond whenever the Commanding General
will give the word.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03

Acknowledgement Charles S. Hamilton has
been assigned to the command OF the left wing of
General Popes army of the Mississippi consisting
Of tbe Divisions of Gems. jeff. Davis and Plum
mer. This is the same General Hamilton who
was, for no cause, unless it was because he did
his duty, relieved by Mcclellan of the command
of his division before Richmond. General Halleck
and General Hamilton had met before on the
field. and we happen to know that when the for
mer first came West to assume the command, he
asked for the latter to come with him; but then
the Government needed his services in another
quarter. On his arrival at General Halleck's
tFon of Inspector General OF the whole army; but
on application of General Rosecrans, who is nov
in command of Gen. POpe's corps, he was trans
ferred to the command as already stated, OF the
left wing of that force He went to his camp,
which is about four m les from Corinth, On the
2Oth.-Chicag0 Posi-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03
WfscSnsfu Bonds.

The Madison Journal is informed by Treas :
urer Hastings, that the Loan COmmissi oners
of the State have negotiated sale of the $500,
600 issue of bonds, authorized by the Legisla-
ture at its recent session The bonds it under
stand S, have been sold at par, and will be de-
hveTed as soon as they can be got ready, which
will probably be in the early part of July
To whom they have been sold, is not stated.
This closes out all bonds authorized TO be
issued, except $4,000 six per cents running
five years from first Of April last, which are of:
cred for sale, by proposals to be received until
four o'clock on Monday afternoon of July 18th,
the highest bidder getting them. The money
received on them is to be appropriated to the
construction of the additions TO the Insane as
yIUm and the Safe Capitol.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03
Important 70 Recruits.

If it is not generally known, it ought to be,
that g,oO dollars is paid for each accepted recrst
in the regular or volunteer service, who enlists
for three years or the war, to the person pro-
curing such recruit. Also, that each soldier en-
listing will get one months pay in advance as
soon as his company is mustered into service,
or he Joins regiment already in service.
Both of these conditions apply, of course, to
the Ttosntieh regiment now forming
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-07-03

X II, * Es. 4. e. Es. for the 4tIs.-The
Kenosha aud Rockford Railroad will run two ex-
ira trains the 18th, for the accommodation of all
who wish to come into or go out of the city, from
or to the West on that day.
IN extra train will leave Kenosha for Rockford
and intermediate stations, at s o'clock in the
morning. and the P. NJ. tram from Rockford
viii run through to Kenosha arriving here at 7;l5
in the evening, and returning, will leave fer
Rockford, at II P NJ. BY this train our country
friends, after getting through with their Picnic
School Celebration, can come into town in time to
witness our grand display of fire works, and re-
turn home the same evening.
Tickets at Halt Fare ON all traiss.