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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15
Gaice bn Anrilou.

EXECUTORs SALE of ORIGINAL OIL
~ fAlN IIVGs. kcA iAi-- Ctslgue q vtunbis orsi-
I~ PAINTINGS by tie .f- kEAikkANUr fkALE. ~itA
ENOkAN iNO> p-noii SAFitHts sod other NOAks &
RI composing the ~ ;h- y sdio Of this snnnt
Afti-t. wall DO SOLD, without TeserFe TUESDAY nov
Ia 1872 at 10 O'clock al The suns vsnia Acsesay u
fuc Ayts. Cb~stnat.t.. above irh, Ptis5-i9hi.
lac sdcd In tho atsogu- IL tar dlu Coyy q u.
Poae. original Forrs 4 WstinstoE. panied o. 10, sld
coies by this artist 81 the f0zs.ts VI Washington 81
G. w PsAlS ana Piue ts33 stuaIt'a fnt tis3tl,
IruabniP. t7s and -tuss sso9ne s5i ard one Of Mrs
Washington By 4. W ieAn
Also the Pris Co-cslons 81 renthsn removing
IA. clty painted Greet. incIafs oks Of nctLeus
nafrs Wienrr Fan Neh5cf lstssm, Cropsy, Bonheld
III en-. and oh-! eEiiHcnt srtists
uTics from paf.. un.oi. 10 stsnd the sAs al be
o-tsd by the A9c1 lt-er,, fss 81 chsEgo
III. Paintings, kc BE- III Aes4smy three iGJ,
previous 70 sale. free. Catalo. may be had Il VIII
LlAAS Co.'S No. ~ Broadway. ser.ioi
NJ THOMAS SONS. Aactiossers. Phla4olphls-
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New Publications.
Published 9bis Day:
HNHE CASTLE OF SOUDAY.
A NOVEL
BY ALEXANDER DUMAS

TTNHE CASTLE OF SOUDAY.
i A NOVEL,
BY ALEXANDER DUMAS,
Author of The Thee Gusrdsmsn," "Aon.eCr'o.' kc'
Price so cents
Ths book bears the upmiakabe inpre" Of being eoneo
b the mint that produced "MonteCristo" and tne
sTnree Gusdsm The period chosen by the sa'h0' "
sns Of the interesting IN the history Of modern
when Duchess de Bern The only Man. sccordAs 70 'Ap
ben Of the Bourbon family made her desperate S'eP
Svsrturn the throne Of the Orleans dynasty
Also,
THE KNAPsACK FULL OF FUN
al .f Or 1000 RATIoSs LAUGHTER
Hstrsted With over 800 comic eosrvinss frce - cents
NEW DIME SONG BOOKS.
TIE LITTLE MAC notwithstanding ssplendid
ps,,op Of entirely new and original patriotic convvisl
sunis s.y sad rocting camp Songs interpreted with
som;s Stun Speeches Resicns and bits Of Carp Wit
An ths song. in this may sung popular and we'll
hsown airs.
noe hARTS PLANTATION S0NGSTER-Beinsa col.
son Of all the New Fashion able Patriotic, Ethiopian,
Coac and Humorous Songs together with tao celebrated
sspp-speeeb. Dsa's WHAT'S de Matter" and numerous
Genie Recitaons sung and delivered by Bob Hart the
celebrated Ethiopian vocalist and comecisn.
TOUCH THE ELBOW SONGSrER-Contsipins all the
NV and Popular Patriotic Army Songs BY our Sol
diars while IN Camp Bvousc, or "Muchins Alorg" en-
bfsciss many copyright songs before published All
shs songs ihs book popular aud well known airs
Rah,ishsdby DICK l. FErZGEHALD,
No. 10 Ann-st, New.Yoxks
ASe, for ,ale BY all booksellers in this place.
Copies Of the above books sent by mail to any address
rec Of postage, 0 receipt Of the price.
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YTHE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,
III NOW READY
A FFLICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE
"a YXPOSEDL RALLACIkS LNMASKEDl

IA Exposed! FALLACIkS CkMASKED!
RICHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEAES. Married
N Sirse IL Health Disease-Dr LAhAONTS Ie1-
LondeD and NewYor6 Neaics issei aud Marriage CTids
tIStg eciion, 80 ueHy 100 hglfe III tsst
upon Mental AID Nervous Debllsy. Loss Of Memory Ia
tapacily Udusy Deposits. Involuntary Lose o. Semen lsb
wb Tie u 81 tool qDeu y ADJ cti1Ls Of tbs Bad
Ger sLd Kidney OeaioIrnsfy W.sssos and tbclT COnse
queues the ADsiy OF the beIasl Ofsus OF tie male and
fsmsle-eN the'. nseases I'D weaknesses: --latest 10
searches Ia Poysology LUro uOspitsl Practice Qlsck
he Eclpes and sescss; t1s A1Ofs uneQusod Pam and
Loaoon Treatment kc bsieI irss FOR 81 cosey ,-aied
"A WAC would avoid 0nsacesssuI and babaou. 9lent
whs heieufy CODnoa IN ectiou'. CONCENTRATIONS q
c-ehs' Ahcotes lHs9lseuts kc should pUIcha.e this
~ no III Nssssu-st OF consult the DOCTOR, No.
~ pdoalsy op saifsl hswiors, ifom 10 .. IL.
eaneur we oth.r paper In recommending DR. Lar
mont sno hs WORK Courier des Ftzs ULis Disppch
6tsa,s LeltSnE Atlas Medical Review Ia $3.50 F'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

snN BOUNTY, Soldiers and Widows'
~ Il w PENSIONS and PRIZE MONEY procured
aes a. on SUM Of - or lssi A por ceit oe,r
90, references 40 chars,s a. advance. =. D. EVEN
Government Claim Agents. 10. l9 hesssu It, Room No
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nlusltal Instruments.
DiANOs cf the CELEBRATED MAKE

lplANOS at No. 726 Broadway.-A full assort-
j uient jus, received { nni BOAKDhAE, GRAY Co,
al selling the Old pf.;-s Afev Pianos 70 Rent
Good second han Pianos Tor Sale
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60 pUbom II mar Gcrccrn.

WINDOWS and HEIRS Of SOLDIERS vi,
- have lied beon KILLED 81 btttls con hsvs ths
o pay AUD D0lr3 ~c.i fce - chs'e - appjin
to ]. Nelson LUCkEY, Aray eDd navy AErnt Nos ta'
10 fibcrt
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ynsirucIlon.

A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, N. "
IA Rev A. J HUNT A. NJ, Principal: Winter Term
begin, Nov H. For Catalogues sdjres. the Principal
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Real Gstate for Sale.

nor SALE-TEN ACRES of LAND in the
Il town Of Rye y. T., about asf mile from Port
chester Depot and ~ miles from the city the
VI age aal commanding spenai new Of Long sad SQUAD
ai Inc surrounding country for countIy reside thtf
e cannot be surpass-d Win old parcels the
hoe eIchsrg,d Tor productive city property foI further
p.ri ul.rs Apply to PECKk BUSb, fortehe,sr or PECK
i,KOTuf rs 30. oil Chaubers-.t New.lOtG
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lJrinilHg.

CnEAPESr FlRSr-CLASS PRINTER IN the
~ cty-lhe public IN. iufo me- hN ell "ofs tous st Nss
f onfow usar CITY hs il don veil nnd osoaP NAias'
Gnlhead. na,d5iis, Potter. So doue promptly
INJECTION PRINTING AT LOW PRICES
H a. A WHnElORSE,
No ~ Ann-st, door, IRON Nassau
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Groceries al,o Drorision5.

ftEALIiiY FOOD.-liobmson' pure Scotch
4 OAiMEAh. fcf fonids. aud Dat tsse Lntir-ly roe
ti iIn iap ufitl-s whoa oaiuoal nd
10y of !esi chd-l inysui,, snd oihers. rsl -p &,
hobinson Belyiie 90, Londn sad sold IT, peand iaok
20. onyl by al Jforors a d Apo'hscahea
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ullnie

DkE5 MANA young MAN VINO eau do good
Band r~ateoik and ~ho Las be- ~ peeueo on siat1
palalg prssss may Ind petus snpo. nert 90 fair
lsn9t-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15
Gewlngalacbinec.

WHEELER ~ WILSON, SINGER,
" FINkLE LYON, HOWE. aud all hr'ieAss
sEWlN0dAChlNESf or jALh, yar. cash and III 1s sncS
In monthly iSst,llIeEt~ p H. Ola oNO SO Sr'A-"'y.
HQE --FiTst-class Sewing Machines tSE
-fOO.to Res anG or Ssls new ,od "a hand. Oe
~ Sewilg chine Emporium 4aj n'd~ry 'u'esh
- s-sp
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4 r PAINEs--The experiment of giving three
"A months n Lessons Ia Writing OF Arithmetic for %.
and BookE.ep ilg AID Writing for $40 and sio"i.t s'o
a.ot ndiyidu hu odf-ds 70 sepd a.
Nc "a iiowsry New.Yot and No 2s3 Futon-st bFoohyn
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

LATE FROM BEAUF0RT.-A recent
letter from Beautort,S. c., says among
other things:
Beaufort is just now IN its prettlest
dress. The orange trees are IN pure
white and green with now and then a
bright and gaudy yellow orange that
gives relief and beauty. The roses,
too, are, as ifto make up for their
late aroity,coming into bloom with
a plentigude that is astonishing. Yet
here, amid all this fragrance Of beauty,
are between two and three hundred
negroes sicl-and with the small pox.
As yet,the whites have escaped the
malady,and as guards are stationed all
about the infected quarter Of the town,
it is hoped that they may be exempt
from The disease. The ladies and gen
tleman of the "National Freeman's Aid
Society" are rapidly becoming settled
the ladies in Beaufort, land the gentle
men upon the different plantations.
1Irs. Senator Harland is to return by
The Atlantic. It is reported here, but
[ do not know unon what authority,
mat the Tennessee brigade that has
been near Port Royal Ferry, are break
ing up and going home, disguised with,
Carolina and its peopIe.-This / thiuk
is more than probably the case,&nd
do not doubt that, were the truth told,
there are quite a number OF Oarolnlans
that are Disguised with each other.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

When the United States vessels were
outaeir way TO attack Femandina they
picked up Q conraDand who had ven
tured to sea III small boat to notify
them that the rebels were DESERVING
the place While questioning the
black, some of the officers Of the Ala
bama remarked that he sho'd have bro't
them newspapers to let them know
what was going on. 81 thought of
dat, repliedthe contraband, "and fotch-
ed a Charleston paper wild me-" With
this he put his hand in his bosom and
drew forth a paper, and with the air Of
man who was rendering an important
service, handed ii to the circle OF ln'
quirers. They grasped it eagerly, but
/ one glance induced a general burst Of
laughter, to the profound establishment
OF poor CuHee, who iCseelns could not
read, and imagining one paper as good
/ as another, had brought one dated 49,
! %. The South Carolina relic was
/ forwarded to Thomas b. 6tillman, Esq,
Iof this city, as one ofthe curiositles OF
the war. 1t is a little odd that this
paper, which has foated so long down
/ The stream Of time, contains an article
lin favor of negroe emancipation
! az. Z Hoe. Post.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
us.e victory az Union oity.

. 4. -4oC-s, u J4l. I
a special Chicago dispatch received this
evening says:
Yesterday morning, Col. Bgford, taking
ms own regiment, the Path H., also the 42l
Colonet Roberts, and 401 OF the 18th Wis, Col.
AegE, .e,t the vicinity OF Island, No. 10, and
proceeded toward Union city, where body o.
the rebels were reported 10 be encamped He
also had two companies Of the ID Illinois cav
airy, and battery Of ar!illery-the latter from
Hickman, Ky. Making forced march Col.
Buford reached Union City and surprised 2
large force OF rebels, consisting OF cavalry ana
infantry, under Clay King long notorious for
ms outIages through the country.
The Union cavalry entered the town a.
fall speed and completely surprised the rebels.
who FED in q panic leaving everything behind
About twenty were k.,.ed and one HUNDRED "a
! ken prisoners Among the captured were also
tgvo hundred horses, age amount of army
stores and saysra. flags.
After destroying lue JeLt5, Col Buford's
f..,ce returned to Hickman. The route Of th,
rsbsl troops was comp etc, and The victory on.
4 ~ importsnce, as Union City is the June tie,
of several railroads.
"OdicsI's So ords, garments etc. were lef
behind Also $40 stand Of arms. NOT ma'
y as injured on Z. federal side.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

NEW YORK March 31.-The gunboat Hunts
vile arr we'd this evening from Key West, goth
TDa Niagara. South Carolina, Mohawk, Water
Witch. Warrior, and eight other vessels were
there Heavy firing had been heard at the
head Of the Mississippi passes, where some OF
au. vessels had gone. Porter's feet had all
.lea Key West, also several gauDoats. An at
tack On New Orleans was momentarily expect
cd,
An exped. ton against ApaIachicoIa is con
templated There Is considerable cotton there.
The place is defended by 10 guns and 5000 reb-
els.
Vessels from HAVANA report number Of
rebel vessels there
a French man-of-war from Vera Cruz had
q yellow fever cases aboard.
Therebeis captured IN the Magnolia report
great preparations at New Ore&u, to resist
the attaci. Several guuboats were building.
Martha law is soon to be proclaimed.
There is no truth in the reported capture Of
Yancey, He engaged a passage or the cap.
tured schooner Mallory, but afterwards chang
ed to schooner Br eak day.
The Huntsville brings lot OF cotton,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
Diaa.sFene boiler E4p.os.oa.

A most remarkable staam-boiler explosion
occurred this afternoon at the Baltimore House
Of refuge. boiler attached to the Bake house
several feet from the main building, was blown
up fully 200 feet in the cir; thon taking an
esstearly direction, exploded again; after which
it passed in straight line $50 feet to tho
north and fell dirsctly on the root of the
school building, carrying with it slate roof
rafters beam and plaster, and crushing into
the school room where there were about sev-
enty boys but two Of whom were killed and
seven wounded.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
Erola Il ..rmaido's i petition.

FoRrREss MONROE, March 29.-The steam
cr Suwanee haa arrived from Newbeln. Burn
side aas taken possession Of Beaufort. There
vas no show Of resistance by the rebels, and
40 property was burned. Fort Nacoa is still
occupied by about 500 rebels, but they were
entirely cut off from all communication with
their friends, and must soon surrender
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
xTT ESTERN TIRE s
w FOR
WESTERN PLANTERS!

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY, BLO0MiN0ioN'Ah'
Located on open prairie, at the crossing Of the limos
Central st. Louis Alton Chicago railtoads EstaD-
Iished in 1882 40 Fruit, Ornament anu
~ ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE NoErHwEsT STANDARD
and Dwarf Fruits apple, to 4 years onerIy, rear
sa Tlst, B6nbarb sToCKsApple, Dwarf Apple,
Pear Plum, Ounce, Cherry and Rose Apple . SEEDS
Wesring Trees Shrubs, Creepers, Roses, an i'm
5oanae variety Flower Roots, Dahlias, Lilies Tu6eros
~, SfoIrs Sweet Potato Plants, &c. Apple Root
$500 -, ID 600 $50 Packing carefully done. s5y II
vnu wish choice Trees Plants CHEAP, send 20 cent
stamp for a catalogue. -A1
stamp 9ro3T r. n PHOENHX, Prop.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
Ratification c EsaraOm seo W uiows Mar
EatE-e.

UINCINNAII, ApNI 7.
Parson Brownlow has accepted the liberal
fec Of NJ, CGilds, the ointment Phiadelphi
publisher, and at tue parsons request copy
will be given to the editor Of every paper in
the country, so that they can see what it costa
to be loyal in Seceshdom. Editors will apply
10 Geo W Childs, Esq, Phiiaiel phia.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

Liberty ztsa sohoo This Institution
ended It's third year on Friday last. We I'M
lerstand they had an unusually pleasant and
Interesting time at the g last day Of school"
Mr.. ii. II. RS. has proved himsalfaucb an
efficient aal thorough teacher, aud IS SO well
beloved 6y asel ana every Owe Of his pupils
10 whom Inc is az earnest triand--and SO nigh
y steomod II al, ,h4t tie people Of Liberty
have very wisely determined to retain him an
Other Won.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
REAy APPOINTMENT rs.
K3EGe " @ PRICE,

AZ AI-IEE ICAL Pr ~ s L z Ia n !,
Lste OF Buffalo, II. y, c&a be consulted at
KENUsHA. City Hotel, during tuesday and the fore
nocuaG Wednesday, the 18Th and lAgh OF Asy.
Racine Racine house, 18Th Of day
HauErean at residence, 18th Of April
Woodstock, Exchange Hotel, 18th Of May.
Principal Office, Chicago, ILL.,
regde1ce- WaBEegan, Ill, where all letters may be
sent,
mr. PBT Jevotes hs whole tine to the cure Of sero
@asas, ygu3 attsE2, Fits. Nervous O8aLadl6s,
E,s.1s,Ae ll1lscg 5eEess Consumption, NAToat,
-.-seE zsasrt. and I'll Chron; Conptaint, 0urprac G
-a founded TRUTH OF seventeen years standing dif
.e-s i.or s ctaerg 40 grihns With human existence,
ascviciHr life by experiments. We know upon examin-
alton ta cause OF disease and remedy needed to
p cessir s. but by knowing. Nc poiSons OF harsh
medicines 20 Injare the constitution, bat nd and eff
c4eUs; maklHs SICK 10 make vel, tearing down to
l45 u, Abandoning business or starving, no giving
Cygs Sacat without prospect coming once never to oe
s. gain, but aasst in dealings, frank in ouc opn-
ions, derats charges, regular every few weeks
81 chr yi.s siuvte nvestEga aim not to know
everything TO eveTyoocyao claim to reason and
common sense and 10 ont OF ten saidtO be in
durable particularly request those who have tried
this scientific doctor, that respectful p1ysgiso boosted
and id yertsed medicines nd doctors until worn and
discouraged, TO ca upon US. costs nothing, consuta
ton is sree, Iy1g
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
IL E'Oassag s7EEegas

UT ANTED, to do chores, give baths, etc, the Ke'
~ nosha Water Cure Apply Immediately TO-
Al Er. &. Ee. Bs4&CE& ALL,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

sa.uossrat EsiEl.--"e publish this wee.-,..e
r..r lately passed by tle Les. slatuIe,enst.ea An
A.-fo enable ...e city 0. ks4osAa to reodjus' its
Indebtedness. This b.ll IS prepared on the plan
or basis SUGGESTED by the Board Of Trade and is
Ito resg.. d mach study, labor and care, 1t is
an important BIZ aud every rec holder IN me Guy
should study it thoroughly that he may under
stand il. Itwl., lie seen shat it imposes re" au-
ties upon the city council. and involves the ne,
ceasl.y OF q spec.a. election
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

These preparations unlike all others are
Free from Poisons.'
mot dangerous to the Human Family
Gratis do not die on the premises"
"They come out of their holes to die"
"They are the only infallible remedies known"
"I2 years and more established in New York city. "
Used Jy-the City Post Office
Used Jy-the City Prisons and Station Houses,
Used 6y-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used 6y-the City Hospitals, Aims Houses, go.
Used 6y-the City Hotes-Astor, ST. Nicholas, &c.
Used by-the Boarding Houses &C. &c
Used 6y--more than $4,000 Private Families.
I- See one or taco Specimens Of qchat as Eve1y-
rhere said By the People-Edaors-Deal
erS, DC.
HOUSEKEEPERS--tr oubled with vermin need
be no longer, if they use 'tCosTAR's" Extenmina-
tors. We have used it to our satisfaction, and if
q box cost S. we would have it. We had tried
poisOns, but they effected nothing; but "COsTARs"
article knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Roach
es, and Bed Bugs, quicker than we can write it.
1t is in great demand all over the country Med5-
ma (O.) Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions destroyed
annually in Grant County by vernin, than would
pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Killer.--Lan-
caster (W's.) Herald
HENRY r. COSTAR-We are selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used, Rats, Mice, Reaches, and Vermin disappear
rapidly. ECKER 81 SToUFFER,
Druggists, Windsor, Nd.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Extermin~
ator.
''Costar's''
"Costar's" Bed Bug Exterminater.
"Costar's''
"COstar's" Electric Powder, for Insects,
&c.
N 25c, soc, AND $l.0O Boxes, BOTTLES AND
FLAsKs, SO AND SIS SIZES FOR Plan
TATIoNs, SHIPS, BOATS,
HOTELS, sc.
CAUTEON!!! To prevent the public from be-
ing imposed upon by Spurious and Highly Per-
aiciouS limitations, new label has been prepared
boaring fac-simile of the Proprietors signature.
Examine each box bottle, or flask carefully before
purchasing and take nothing but " COstar's."
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

T1lnor. Wis, March 81, 1862.
Eators Eenazaa Iclegraph
The winter term Of the Wilnot school closed to-
,4y with the usual exercises.
The attendance Of our citizens was as large as
years ass moving tina The interest in the cause
Of Educ lya md the confidence in our schools is
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

LATE FROM BEAUFoRr.-A recent
letter from Beautort,S. c., says among
o5hr7. fhiuCrs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03

rev -lG1aFc.-Mr HORACE WATERS, the wei
known Music Publisher and Piano Dealer, Of 1871
Broadway. Nev EoIl,, has recently issued the FOL
lowing popular pieces Of music, entitled
"a Penny eos your Thoughts, 81 written and com
posed by the we'll known ballad and music com
poser. Stephen G Foster. Also by the same an
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-04-03
SECoSD WARD.

-"."I|- O-U|I--"" y - 2 LII
George Bennett, --------
Ce .-,s. E# Baker, elected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-08

NoTlCE is hereby given 10 the owners Of the Lot :
y aud Lands described In the foregoing list situated
in the City keokuk Lee County, and STATE OF Iowa,
whose mentioned above. and all others ~
etrsetl that said Lots and Lands have been assessed
levied thereon for 1854 dfsgnated in the
st) by the City Council Of said City, aud unles
payment he made Of the Taxes so levied and also al
Costs, before the 9th day OF December a.
ID. 1859, the said Lots and Lands 40 much there
Of as shall be TO dschsrge said Taxes anu
Costs will sold the day aforesaid al the Mayors
Once In said city between the hours OF O'Clock
NJ and O'Clock p. NJ, aud tn sale VIII be connnued
from day TO day until the sale shall be completed
C. @. STEVENS
ort "a 1869. CUisr,cr Of the City Of keokak
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-18

drawn up in line of battle. The Union
Commander, J. c. Rowan, led the van,
in the Delerare. She dashed BY the fort
and armed schooner, under a shower Of
shell and grape, followed by our other yes
sells, which, after delivering their fire,
each boarded an enemy's vessel. WhM bay
oaets, rcroircrs, and handpikes, in fifteen
minutes, they cleared the Joats, and the
schooner, and the fort, Of erery armed foc.
The number killed and wounded of the
enemy can hardly be known-we bad 2
killed, and II wounded.
When the Rebels saw their defeat, some
Of them set fire to their own boats, aud
some of their buildings in Elizabeth City.
Upon Com. Rowan assuring the deluded
people that We meant them no harm, those
who remained stopped their destruction Of
their own property. Capt. Reed Wordep,
Of the Stars and Stripes, (late q prisoner
at Montgomery was asked to send men to
put out the flames, aud was assured that
there were 5000 Union men in the couu.
ty. Negroes Aacked in with provisions,
greatly rejoiced; some Of tho prisoners
we're glad, and some angry.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-18
List of Grand Jurors, Feb. Term, 1861.

Mt7nJrg-James II Young
LstCis6urg-G " Hafer, John Hertz, James
HAYES. John Houghton. Jos Green. Tn Reber.
KsHy-Jacob Rodenbaugh, Danl Kaufman.
WhtfeDeer-Saml Showers, A W Smith
Harfky-Saml Moiz, Saml Strahoru
Limssfone-Philip Gross, Benz Chambers
Rober, Chambers
East BuGaioe-Jacob Slifer. Saml Baker
West Bufaloe-J II kleckner
BugaGe-Martn Dunkle, & Swartzlender'
Brady-Chs Gudykunsr, Michael Fisher, Sr
New Ber6n-Charles Walter
TARVERSE JURORS
Lsnis-John Fillman, Jr
Lewisburg-Jos Glass, J Shafer, Jesse N
Evans, Benz Cawley, Johnson Walls, George
Holstein, Martin Dreisbach, John Brown, e
ID Kline, Samuel Morrow
HTfisu--Saml Hartman, c p Emory
Ner BrGn-D e Weizel
BrGdy-C G Hunter, lac Baker, T Hunter
La'ssfoae-D Reber, Philip Benfer
West BuGai0e-Geo Zelers, Frank Faust.
John Frederick, Edward Smith, Geo Wagner,
David Kleckner. Christian Gable, ZachariAh
Bryman. Isaac Zellers, Israel Weir
East Bufa!oe-John Young, Jno Strohecker,
David Ream, W J. Harris
Union-Philip Young, Chas Cawley, Sami
Mover. Jacob Hummei, Charles Oldt
KsHy-Jss ProSs
White Dser-Dan Bennacp,H Kusteubader
MHin5urg Guteilus, " m Bo2ar, Tbs
Crcnmiller
Bufahe-John Fox, Hy Hauck, Abm Young
Rnfbi0n-John Yerger