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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-09

As yet we can only stale the general results OF
the fighting at Corinth. Skirlnjshng commenced
on Tuesday last and there has been more ur less
fighting ever since The rebel loss IL about 800
killed, and 5u0 or 800 wounded We have
| 500 prisoners at Curuth, 500 on Hatchie rive,
and more are constantly coming in We have
taken several thousands stand oi arms, which
we're thrown away by therebes Ia their flight
They are mostly uew-hngltsh make
Our loss is believed to be 300 k He'd and 1000
wounded Many houses were torn and badly
shattered by SHOT andsheli, On sunday, Gsu.
Ord drove the enemy five miles over hills,
through valleys and woods, the rebels taking
advantage ofevery wood tor their infantry aud
every hill for their artillery The fight lasted sew
en- hours.
The rebel Gen. Rogers was killed. Gen. OsIes
by has died of his wounds, Gen. Ord slight
~ wounded. The prisoners taken say their eff
fective force in that vicinity was 5000, This is
probably over estimate, but 1t is certain they
0utuumbered us two to one.
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sjREoH ~ R EE I'D.

In Bristol, October LIST, at the house of P Judson
Esq by the Rev. 2. Curtiss, Mr.. Alison G. STONE.
BREAKER and Miss ALKALINE s. BRISTOL, all Of
Bristol, Wis. }AA
In Milwaukee Oct Jet, 1872 by the Rev. J. B. Ingra-
ham, LEWIS Balm, Hard Ware merchant CT this city,
to Miss SARAH G. FRARY, of the former place.
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AN ACT
AN ACT
TO PUNISH THE FRAUDULENT SALE OR USE OF

TO PUNISH THE FRAUDULENT SALE OR USE OF
-. POSTAGE STAMPS
Be 1t enacted blythe Senate and House Of ReP>
resentatires Of the United STATES Of America IN
Congress assembled, That any person who shall
wiltuy remove, or cause to be removed, from
any postage stamp or stamped Envelope the can
ceiling or defacing mark, sheLeon, with intent
TO use the same or cause the use OF the same the
second time, or shall knowingly aud wilfuliy
sell or buy such washed or restored stamps, or
offer the same for sale or give or expose the
same to any person for use, or knowingly use
the same, cor prepare the same with intent for
the second use thereof, every such person shall
upon conviction thereof, he adjudged guilty Of
felony, aud shall be punished by imprisonment
not exceeding three yearS,o by fine not exceed
ing one thousand dollars, or by both imprison-
ment and fine as aforesaid and one-hall such
fine, when collected, shall be paid to the in>
former,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II a ke no more BaIsam, THercEFy, or I'm
pleasant Medicine fer UDplcasnnI
uad Dangerous Diseases,

HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUOHU.
CURES
SECRET DIS EASES
n all tn cir Stages, At little Expense;
Little change in Diet; No Inconvenience
AND NO EXP . L RE.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength TO Ur-
mate thereby removing obstru stions.
Preventing ami curing rictures Of the Urethra.
Alaying Pain and inflammation, so frequent in the
class Of diseases, and expeing all Poisonous DISEASED
and worn, out Matter,
Thousands upon Thousands
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACkS.
and who have paid heavy fees to be cured IN snort
time have found they were deceived, ana Ihat fhs
"poi.orn has BY the use Of powerful astringents,
been dried up N the SYSTEM break out in the agra
vased form, and OVID
Perhads after Marriage.
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PENALTY FOR USING POSTAGE STAMPS Is
PRoPERLY.-At this time when postage stamps
are being extensively used for small change
and when stamps are much soiled by use, there
may be strong temptations among vicious per-
IONS to pass stamps which have been once used
on letters We call attention to the law of Con-
gress passed at she last session, which is as
follows -
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The monthly meeting of the Randall Teachers Associ-
alton for October will be held Kelleys School House
on Friday evening October 10th 1862, 12 O'clock
Essays by W. w. Paccy, Misses Mary B. Mcclellan,
Nellie Patterson School exercises and music from Dis
trct No. 1. The address will be delivered by Capt. r.
Newell of Paris Other exercises in dsclamatone &c
will be introduced. IN
..-s... e, II. BENHAM, President.
G.. II. DEMNIsoN, Secretary. .... -,r-
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Union Cnnxemtian

There will he Union convention held at Agri,
cultural Hall in the Town of Bristol on Wednes>
day .Oot. 18th 1862 at two o'clock P. NJ for the
purpose of nominating candidates for county Off
GERS alec candidate for Assemblymen from this
county to the next Legislature.
Oct g. 1869
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We have seen a statement of the official trial in
one of the principle counties in this State of TWEEN
ty-tive Grain and Stock scales. They were the or
binary outdoor Wagon Scales, aud were tested
just as they were found in common use, thus ma
knight one of the best practical tests Sixteen of
them were of Fairbanks make, and nine of vari>
ons ether kinds. The result showed re marka>
BILE degree of accuracy in those of Fairbanks
make, while al tie others were condemned as not
sufficiently accurate for the use. The importance
Uf this fact will be appreciated without comment
We publish it because it is one in which the pub
lie are interested. Chicago Tribune
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YENHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT
rAr1nIr q u A AZ m

Published for the benefit and as warning and eau
tion to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay &C.; supplying at the same time the
means Self Cure BY who has cured himself al
ter being put great expense through medical mposl
ton and quackeTy BY enclosing post paid address
envelope SINGLE may be had of the author, Ma
THANAL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford, King County, New
York
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New Advertisements.
DIssOLUTlON,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the rIE of "Enge e
70 Byersdorer" consisting OF the undersigned, is this
day by mutual consent dissolved. The undersigned
Jacob Enge having purchased the interest of said By
ersdorfe in said concern he authorized TO settle all
accounts of the firm. JACOB ENGED,
EMIL BYERSD0RFER.
Kenosha, Sept. 30th A. d: 1862 IS
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Peter e Smith. oats do 90
NJ ii Hustled, best seed corn lst prem l 90
Ihos Rowland greatest number best varieties
OF grapes including the Deevan lst recOmd
y Mcintyre, best Isabella grapes DO
basket containing yellow porthern and a
string OF dark red, dent seed corn not numbered;
IS thought by the committee to be tie "'-r' zee"
corn, though not entitled under the rni'6 ~ IL pre-
MUM; another basket conta lining den corn var
committee welcome to the show, but o"i'eve II t.
require longer season, or a warmer one thah ~
customary in this section of the GonDilJ It " ms
entered and numbered ll8.
Your committee are some on pumpkins wha4
made INTO pies properlyr ctified-onIy heasts ear
them raw. We did not taste them but turn them
over an over to the discretionary commdt'es -
Your committee would suggest premium III tn
ture on pumpkins, If accompanied with good PIE
Mr. Gilbert of Pleasant Prairie, exhibited
sample OF winter lettuce, excellent IN quality
German garden product, spreading Ike ian -
it can be closed with string and hung in The Gel
lrr till wanted for use-seed II be sOwn in June,
plants to stand foot apart. Entitled To- discre-
tlonary premium product
----r. ~ .--- JAMES OZANNE,
sE r. + j BRANDE.
LWTHAYER Acf5ag Com,
Butter. Cheese, Flour and Bread.
EOn butter your committee would recommend as
follows: ..-- .
MrsL G Holt lat prem 81 90
Mrs L Hustled I'd %
Your committee were especially pleased at the
number and quality Of the cheeses that were exhio'
tied. The increased attention given TO thls dftl~
Gle in the past few years is having its legitimate
effect and the quality OF cheese that was to-day
shown will compare favorably with that OF tue
more celebrated cheese making regions otthe east
Among so many good ones, your committee were
at no little loss 10 decide which was the best. but
finally awarded
Mrs Taylor LIST premium 81 90
Mrs Rlchtmyre I'd ...1tr. 90
We regret that we had not more TO give 80 some
that deserved it,
Flour, no entries. ........ ..... ....
The show of bread was very fine, proving that
the ladies of Kenosha County are fully alive TO
the importance of having the staff OF lite of the
bestquality
Your committee would awaad the only premium
at their disposal TO
Mrs Burkhyta LIST prem 81 OF
for beautiful and excellent loaf Of steamed bread
and regret that We have not another to give to No.
3, which was very superior article OF Indian
bread and justly entitled to a premium. All of
which is respectfully submitted. -.-5lv
Ri SLOSoON, Chairman.
Miscellaneous i. Dtscrettonary 4.H
The committee to who was referred the award.
ing OF premiums on Miscellaneous &; Discretion
airy articles would report as follows: . ~.
Best box honey, j q Pease prem IL 81 90
Best bee hive, only one entered j G Pease | 90
Tomato preserves, Mrs W Kingman SO
Raspberry do " 50
Citron do ''"sI li# so
Currsnt do Al Kingman 90
BJILSUN
PJUDSON
Ri SLOsSON, Commstee.
The committee on Ladies Riding, award the
premiums as follows:
Miss Smith LIST premium blue ribbon
Miss Paddock I'd red "
Mrs A Booth Sd rs white -
HARVEY DURKEE. Chairman.
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Us 1here are now about forty men of war
ready Tor orders at the different navy yards and
as there seems to be no near of ships 1t home.
me Amercan nag may be shown through the
world more extensively IN the second wear of q
gigantic rebellion thsn it would have been b.d
no armed enemy been in the field against u.
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THt CHICAGO JoURNAL.-This paper has just
donned beautiful new dress, aud presents a
nea'er aud more attractive appearance than any
other western daily. The Journal has long
been the favorite of large class of reader swho
Will appreciate its improved appearance.
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IMPORTANT TO FEGMALES!!
IMPORTANT TO FEM ALES!
DIR CHEES EMAE'S PILLS
mn tHEESEMAN'S PILLS {!
u,,1, u. ru Ann IIrn az MnMAM

THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Ia continually in peril she is mad enough to neglect or
irregularities TO which OF
her sex are less subject. =.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same tor-
mua which the inventor, CORNELIUS L. CHEEsE.AN ~ ID
of New York, for twenty years used successfully
private practice imned atey relleVe "thout
4n all disturbances of the Perio deal discharge wnete
from suppression They act hke
in removing pains that accompany dheult or
o and the only safe and re bic rene
DIV for Pushes Sick Headache Pains in the Loins BACK ara
sleep and other unpleasant and dangerous
s OF an unnatural condition Of the sexual functions
In the worst Fo .4buS or Whites they ehect
speedy cure
To Wives and MatrOns.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered the only safew
means of renewing interrupted menstruatiSn. but
L.dDIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
That on that uey account if taken when the interruption
arises from they will prevent the
ENACTED events, This C.3UTION IS ABSOLUTELY
NECESSaRY for such is the tendency of the Pills to
store original functions of the sexual that
they inevitably the process of CESSATION
Exlict directions stating when they should be used with
each box-Price One Dollar each Boz containing SO Pills.
valuable Pamphlet, to be had free of the Agents Pills
sent 5 mail promptly by enclosing price TO the Agent Sold
by Druggists generally. H. Is; HUICHlNGSy b.
Proprietor 20 Cedar St. rev York,
Sold in Kenosha by +. ROBINSON, ..'
And Druggists rywhere.
S0ia IN l S4a'1s' - L0RD & SMITH.
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TAKEN UP.

WpR0KE into the enclosure Of the subscriber in the
Id Town OF Somers about the 25th day Of Sep
TENDER 1862 Red Mich Cow, with brockled face,
short horns and short tail has white line back
The requested to prove property pay charges
and take her away. L. H. PRTTCHARD.
Somers, Oct. Sd, 1862 avis
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&c EsatsIs of sorin'b-AH"4Fef V'n'0n
VicfOry -. y

ra syattfe OF sforTn1b-AH@tfFf ~sh''SO'-
Victory -
A desperate bate W fought on S"'--oay
last near Corinth, between the rebelf some 4o'-
COO strong under Gems. Price, Van Dorm and
Toven and the Unidn forces under Gen. Rosen-
Grams about 10000 strong. We are +! ef with
on, anv reliable and connected account OF the
h,t,Is The dispatches that have been received
;noicate that most bloody battle has been
fo,oh, end that the Rebels were completely
routed. ..-...-....- ,...,.-s
r,c,-mssjon has been received here that thf
II. unJ.r Van Dora, Pace and LoYeii, yes
tor,iav attacked our forces at Coriuth' puI VII
rarpIsed gtth great Slaughter. hey fe.re g.,J
Isavfn. their dead and wounded Oh 'nY nv
Our forces are in full pursuit ,,,,har !. a
...- cur. his Iuyrung from
IHoto - IL are routed a"d ~ retreat.
Gonhtn. l ne ..,.,y' I,eayy Oar loss IS also
gfe G. nodge sends word here 10 prepare for
-, amber Of wounded. . s.
% YIN Dorm aad Lowell, after tearing up
81 rsilrosd, on Ihu sday, between Bethel Sta
t,on and Corintb, gave battle to our forces Oh
Friday. I'D. DAD III. .-
The rebel force numbered forty thou Jand-
Our forces are said to have acted nobly.
CAIRO, October 3.
We can get no distnc' account Of the Cor
inth battle On Friday or Saturday morning
Price attacked Roseucrans' right and Van Dom
and Lowell his left. The assault was made
with great determination. At one time our cen
ter was penetrated, and the rebels reached the
Corinth House. They were driven out at the
point of the bsyonet. Y an Dom led his coi-
umn over the abatis OH the lett, and within less
than fifty yards Of 4 ditch exposed ali the time
to q scattering FIRE OF grape and cahister. He
was driven back By charge of the 9Th Ohio
and 1Ith Missouri The ga tie lasted I'll 1880
a. IN. " the rebels began to retrea. toward
the Hatchie The number Of killed and wound
ed on either side is not known. The rebeflos-
is reported much larger than our own We
have bstween TOO and 000 prisoners, not jns
Guiding wounded.
Gen. Hackeman is killed. Gen. Oglesby is
dangerously wounded. co.'s. Smith, Gilbert
and and Mower were wounded
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is not serious
ly injured, The Telegraph is repaired to Cor
iuth.
Gen. Hurlbut marched on Saturday on the
south side of Halche River with large force,
thus cutting of Prices retreat Roseerans
moved early this morning to renew the attack,
add cannoDadug has been heard all day IN the
direction Of these forces Price is in the folks
OF HatcEie River, and between Hurlbut and
RosecTans.
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T AK EN- UP

ROKE into the enclosure OF the subscriber, in the
- Town of Somers, about the 26th day of Sep
TENDER 1852 red white faced Bull about four years
old also three calves, two bulls and one heifer-one
White with cord about its neck-he other two spotted
Inc owner or owners requested to prove property
pay charges and take them away.
JAMES LEIBER.
sASomers, Oct 4th 1863 avis
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q OMROPATHY in the ascendant Immediate re-
n lief guaranteed DR.. SMYTHE, from Lon don, has
opened an estab lishment in Philadelphia, Pa. for
the treatment of Female ConlpIaintS Read his
advertisement in another column, headed "LA-
II ID. s. READ" .tA 1yl
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tn the Nervous.

or both sexes. Retired Clergyman having been re-
stored to health in few days after many years grea
suffering, willing assist others by sending (free on
the receipt of postpaid directed envelopes copy Of
the prescriptions used. Direct the REV JOHN NJ DAG
NALL lS6 Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y. AMI
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BY order ofths
Gnnnrnihlnn

sB The first annual meeting Of the Kenosha, coun.
y Sabbath School Association will be held at tho Con-
gregstiona Church of this city Wednesday Oct 18TH
Commencing at 10 IL O'Clock a M
Mr.. Van Wyck of Paris will address the Association
st 3pm. CT. VAN ARsDALLE sec'y.
Kenosha, Oct, 9Th 1861
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JAMES 7. LEWIS,
SAML ID. HA TINGS,
JAMES II HOWE,

CONS Of School and University Lands.
or FORFEITED ra1aAGRD LANDS IN Keno
FLA COUNTY SCOOL FUND.
w liam o'Brien--n Or II town range 90 e, ex-
ceptiug follows: Beginning at of intersection
of the or line the ngtOn Road said section,
thence 10 Tds, thence 16 ride, thence 10 rds,
thence l6 rds, thence 10 rds, thence 10 rds
the place of beginning. l acre-amt due, $4,000
OF interest, $l05O-amt of penalty - 5O-amt of
interest, penalty, taxes and advertising to-
tai amt due State, S169,29years for which interest
due, 1852
Z. < Sampson--com the line dividing the and W
SOS of tie or Of 6own !, range % at point
~ IL rds of the of 1t II in said or section
thence sd so line IL rds to land sold q. W.
George, thence W to Ann ST. thence on Ann st to a
point due Of the place Of beginning, thence to
pla 70 Of beginning. Amt due, $3.50, 90-smt Of in
terest, $10,50-amt Of penalty, $4,50-amt Of tdxesr
$5,70amt of interest, penalty, taxes and advertiS
ing SIS, 46-total amt due State $178,46-years for
which interest is due, 1862.
Christopher w. George-part Of or sec ., town y
range 90 econ Ann st,continued at the corner
Of land now in possession Of WIN. Johnson, sd ar
sec thence due the line that divides the and
sos Of sd or Sec thence sd line IL rds, thence
TO 81, thence southery the side of sd st to
the place Of beginning being 40 rds Of the line OF
lot II in tn hf Of said section Amt due 800 90
amt of interest, $l0, o0-amt Of penalty, $4,Sl-amt
of interest, penalty, taxes and advertising $3.50
totaamt due State, $l69 95years for which interest
is due, 1862. vWIe
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Educational Notice.

e3gT- HoofaLds Balsamic Cordial, an advertisement
OF which will be found in another column viii cure the
worst cases of Gold, Coughs, &C., &c.
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.N1eaO advertisements.

WANTED! A few frkins of prime Dali
w ry Butter, for which will pay the highest mar
ket price. v. NOlA.
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The following dispatches have been received
are.
FIRST DISPATCH.
GRANTS HEADQUARTERs, Jackson,
Tenn, Il. m. October D.
To Maj. Gen. Haleck:
Yesterday the rebels under Price. Van Dorm
and Lowell we're repulsed from their attack up
on C0rinth with great slaughter.
"The enemy are in full retreat, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field -r ...Er
'Rosecrans telegraphs that the loss IS serl-
Gus on our side particularly in officers but bears
no comparison with that of the enemy.
General Hackl.man fell while galleutly lead
ing his brigade, and General Ogiesby is danger
ousiy wounded
General Mcpherson, with his command
reached Corinth yesterday.
General R0secraus pursued the retreating
enemy this morning. and should they attempt
to move towards Bolivar, viii follow to that
place.
General Hurlbut 10 at the Hatchie river
with 5000 or 5000 men, and is no doubt with
the pursuing column
From 700 to 1000 prisoners, besides the
wounded, are lett ill our hands.
u. S GRANT,
Major General Commanding"
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nation OF the animals in this class would report
the following awards:
Best bull ofany age No. I6, TO Elias Lee $500
I'd do F. Colleen 3 IN
Best bull years old, No. TO- P. Gascoyne 800
ID DO ID e. j. Vincent so
Best Cow, No. ), F. Paddock 400
ID do 2, F. Paddock 200
Best yr old he;fer No. 8, f. Paddock 800
I'd do 9, +. Paddock so
Best yr old heifer No Is, Thos Rowland goo
70 do z. +. Paddock 100
Best bull calf, No. IL, John Burkhyte 200
Respectfully submitted.
j. L. GILBERT
E a CARPENTER
II. ROBBINS, Comnittae.
DeU0n Cattle
The committee ON Devon cattle would respect.
fully rsport that aside from the well known family
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Your 'mmittee in making their report would
express Their gratitude for the interest manifested
this department. a large number of entries
Were made and there were many superior horses
III all the classes.
We noticed Il fine pair of carriage horses eIhib.
tied by Mr.. Z Tymeson of Bristol, but not being
ON the ground as prescribed by the Bylaws are
not entitled to premium.
Dir. Andrew Thompson of Salem exhibited good
pair of Carriage horses.
DR.. Paddock exhibited good pair of Team
horses.
There was good lot OF single horses on exiibi
t0n bu: time will not let note each horse IA we
would .lke. They were ali superior.
lac yr old as we'll as the yr old fillies we're
extra.
Mr.. Earring of English Prairie H., exhibited an
extra yr old FLY, good traveller and fine colt
out being owned out Of the State, could not be
awarded premium.
IL,
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TAKEN UP

RkOkE into the enclosure of the subscriber in the
A1 Town OF semers, on about the 25th of Septem.
Der 1857 one oarK red Cows also yellow co~T also
one dark red or brinde also one lRhtish yellow
with some white on the tanks also one dark red
with white legs, and buttons the horns also ono
yearbg bull, spotted black and white; also one red
sucking calf The owner are requested TO
prove property pay charges and take them away
JAMES LEIBER.
Somers Get 4th, 1852. 4wr6
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Sale of Forfeited MOrtg"9ed Lands.
OFFICE OF Con- OF SCHOOL UNIVERSITY LANDS,
MADISON, Wis.,, October LIST, 1862.
ar ATE ON UIaO0NsIN \

MADISON, Wis, october LIST, 1862
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
The following described
dams COUNTY
Lands in Kenosha County, having been forfeited by
reason of the non-payment Of interest upon loans
granted thereon Notice hereby Given that the same
will be offered Public Auction and sold the high
est bidder the Office Of the Secretary State at The
Capitol, in Madison the 18th day Of December A u,
1862, unless redeemed according TO law. said
sale 10 commence at O'Clock, A. M, and continue
from day day until all Of said lands shall have been
so offered.
The minimum price to which such lands will be Of
cred will be the amount Damed opposite each tract.
(under the heading ''Tota amount due State which
cludes the of losE tbs interest the Arst
day of January, A. d. 1858; three per cent damages
the taxes which have been ned against such lands
anu the costs OF advertising the same.
Said lands will be sold ect to all taxes which may,
he time of the sale, be dus thereon. Other oondi-
lions of sale will be announced by the Commissioners
as the opening OF the sale.
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LATER.
FIRST DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, October 6.
The following dispatches have been received