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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

can be heard OF them. | need not say that
those who received different articles were high
ly delighted, not so much for their sterling
worth, as for the idea that they came from
hsme. The Brigade Surgeon informs me that
Hospital No ] , in the College, or fever Hos
pital, contains &c patients Hospital No. 2,
Baptist Church, 7s cases, all measles. DIR.
Williams has assigned DR.. Keller to take
charge Of Hospital No. l. DIR. K. Is ffss11n
Piqaa, o.. where he has passed through 80
years successful pCaeiic.e. Persons having
friends IL Us hospital may rest assured that
,ley are in good hands. Il may be thought
that the amount of sickness is large, blt it is
much less than the usual per centSge of sick
ness in the army. viii furnish q complete
list Of the deaths 10 eur Regt Ia my next
We claim to be tie best Regt. in the Brigade
We claim to excel in drill, discipline aud camp
cleanliness. The lattsr is an evident fact
which requires no military experience to dis
Germ. Admitting this fact the cause must be
credited to whom it is due. It being the
habit to attribute all delinqnencies, mistakes
and msdemeGnors to the officers, it is no more
than just that they should have the credit for
the excellepcies they possess which character
ize good commanders. A stranger coming
into cur camp, would naturally inquire: Boys,
vie cleaned all this underbrush, trash, logs,
&c. out of your camp? We did. Whs told
you to? Col. Irwin. Il Should have said
sooner that we moved last Thursday on the
opposite side of town into y dense wood, with
a very thick underbrash) 1t. Col. Irwin's atfl-
bic manner, and gentIemanly demeanor has
won goo1iy portion of the esteem OF the brave
lads Of the l2lst And what has become OF
the other portion? A question very easily
answered The Little Major" took it. Our
Regt. ia greatly indebted to the Military e1-
perience and manifest energy of Major Hen
derson. These have won their confidence
Assistant Surgeons, DIR. Scovll and DR.. Hill,
have Joined the regiment. All mail matter
for this Regt. 6hould be directed to this place.
1t is supposed that we will be here all winter.
ORLANDO NJ. SC9TT.
l2Ist O. Y. L
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
Seventh Report Soldiers Aid society, Delaware
Couurv Ohio

Hospital stores sent to tbs 12Ist Regiment: !:
10 pairs drawers, IA Shirts 80 sheets, II bed
ticks, - pillow slips, II pillows, blankets, ,
quilts comforts, 10 handkerchief 10 cush-
ions for wounded limbs, so rolls bandages, 5
packages compEessers, g packages lint, spOn-
ges, lbs CASTLE soap, boxes mustard, packa-
ges of cinnamon, cloves and nutmegs.
l20 pairs niittens and l20 pin cushions have
been sent to the l2lst regiment now in Ken
tucky. I72 towels and 2l24 ration bags wers
furnished TO them while in Camp Delaware.
Hospital stores sent to the goth Regiment
blankets, quilts, pillows, IL pillow slips,
s sheets. bed ticks "a towels, shirts, u
handkerchiefs. 4 cushions for wounded limbs,
SO rolls bandages.
1889 ration bags and 144 towels, were fur
nshed TO the 96th Regiment while III Camp
Delaware.
Hospital stores received from the Delaware
Run Soldiers Aid Society; Shirts pairs
drawers z pairs pillow slips. l sheet, l comfor-
ter, 3 quilts, pillow, IG towels, pairs socks,
cushions for wounded limbs IS pin-eushions,
rolls baud4ges. rolls linen, 325 ration bags,
Is quarts canned fruit quarts spiced pickles,
& quarts dried corn, quarts dried blackberries,
90 lbs. dried apples, package peaches, l pack
age pears, ! package yeast, quarts dried cher
ries.
Received from the Berkshire Aid Society: 1
box Of lint aud bandages.
CASH RECEIPTS. Proceeds of the Young La
dies Festival, 5000 Collection at Rev. DR..
Thomson Lecture, S4l,62. ...
s. VI. KILBOURN, Treasurer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

mac, tbs season GDe, the reads good, and the
army itself clamorous for the long promised
advance, aud strong pressure Of public ePiH-
ion csneurring, it were to have been expected
that the Isng psat up desire Of the command
ing Geseral 70 rush upon the fee, would at
least have prompted hin TO rush upon the
empty space left By that fee which lay before
him. But noi It isa fsct which has goBe in
te the history Of the past, that the here Of
Rich Mountain, the General with hundred
Z ids, the man with the balloon. with all hIz
deep and eccUlt strategy" and magnificent
"plsns,' had nsver been affected in that dIrec-
tion or conceived sach ca idea Even the
patience Of Abraham Lincola became exhaus-
ted, 5st from an excess Of goodness OF heart,
instead Of renewing the nuisance he Only lop-
ped or some OF the braBches- In other words,
he cut down McCleiIsnis power, leaving him
simply the commander Of Department, and
ordsre him to lsavs Washington and "on to
Richnlcnd," adding the admonition that b.
must make himself a name ard retr::;yye him
self in public opinion, Or rcsixn. This eIesed
what may yer! appropriate oe termed, as
above, the oGrPei eJ-.spaign.
The nece'1aary length Of this "eventful his
tory, ar. Editer, comPeIs the deferriug fthe
residue lid subsequent issue Of your paper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

A glass of whiskey is manufactured frsn,
perhaps, dozen grains Of corr, the value Of
which is too small to be estimated. A pint Of
this mixlule sells for one shilling, and, if Of q
good brand, is considered well worth the mon
sy 1t is drank in q minute or two. 1t fires
the brain, sharpens the appetite, deranges and
Eeakens the physical system. On the same
sideboard upon which this delicious beverage
is served lies newspaper. 1t is covered with
half q million Of typeS-it brings intelligence
from the four quarters Of the globe. The
newspaper costs less than the glass of greg,
the juice Of few graiHs Of corn but it ia no
less strange than true that there is a large por-
tion Of the community Whe think corn juice
cheap and the newspapers dear I-geientyie
4merjcdR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

PAPER FRoM HAY AND BEET RooT.-A
patent has been obtained by J. Il. johnson, Of
London, for making paper from sea wrack
zostera marina the residuum of the beet
root and common hay. These substances, in
about equal proportions, are first immersed in
a lime bath for about "a hours, and are there
by reduced to coarse pulp. They are then
boiled in boiler for about II hours in solu-
tion of caustic soda, under pressure Of sixty
pounds on the square inch, and when taken
out are washed in water, then treated with
carbazotc acid, and alterward bleached with
chlorid OF lime and sulphuric acid, in the same
manner that rag pulp is bleached. The subse-
queut processes are also similar TO those which
common pulp undergoes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
EUIEAN EITSERY.

Just Published IN a Sealed Eauelop. Price Sir Cents
a LECTURE by DR.. CULVERWEII., on TIE CAUSE
and cure OF Spermatorrh19, Consumption Mental and
Physical Debility, Nervousness. Epilepsy, Impaired Nu-
triton of the body, Lassitude Weakness tho Limbs
and the Back, IndspostOn, and Incapacity for study
and ahor, DuLncss Of Apprehension, Loss Of Memory,
Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude Timiditv self
Dstrust Dizziness, Headache, Affections Of the Eyes
Pimpcs the Face. Involuntary Emissions and Sexual
nCapacity the Consequences of Youthful ndiscretun
Sc.. &c,
RS- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated, often selfalcted evils may re-
moved without medicine and without dangerous surg-
cal operations and should be read by every youth and
every in the land.
Sent under seal, any address, in plain, sealed
velop, the receipt Of six cents. two postage
stamps, by addressing, CIIAS. J. C. KLINE 4 Co,
I27 BowerY, New York Post ONCE Box, 1856.
November 14th, 1862
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
Iected graves trace thropeh this lapd -lhe foot.

lected graves trace through this hand the FOOT
steps of the grim and bloody monster,
The village of Fairfax occupies sight both
commanding and beautiful In times of peace
il is, 60 doubt, a very pleasant country town.
The courthouse, an old and antique brick
building wherein Extrs Billy Smith made a
speech seme vars ago, in which he predicted a
eoillS..s3n between the North and South, and
exhorted his hearers to prepare for it, is now
filed with various kinds of wsrlike stores and
equipments. Thus Billy's request has been re-
sponded to in the very place where he made it,
though he hardly supposed his quondam and
much abused Uncle Sam would be the respon-
dent. The original courthouse was not loca-
ted here, but mile or so distant aud was built
Of logs.
This corps is now under marching orders.
Yours pro Patria,
a. I. SEcHAND.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

Hon. CALEB B. SMITH, who has
since the inauguration Of Mr.. Lin
coin filed the post of Secretary of
the Interior, has been appointed by
the President Judge of the United
States District Court for the District
of Indiana. Mr.. Smiths successor
in the Cabinet has not yet been an
nounced, nor is it known who will
secure it. There are quite a mum
Der of applicants.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

Were Slavery dead to-day, we might to-
morrow muster out OF service every Union
soldier aud still the Union would be certainly
and speedily restored. Leave Slavery where
this Rebellion found it, and you may kill and
bury every man now in the Confederate armies,
with every one who could be induced to serve
iu those armies, aud still the Union would
again be assailed, and fhrst ultimatly fall un-
less its mortal foe should be killed first Sc
cession is in the blood of the slaveholding
caste, and will never be expelled while Slavery
rema ins.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
SHERIFF SALE.
Saturday. January 10th. 1868.
Redemption Tgotice.

NOTICE is hereby given to lsra J. Richardson Esq
" and whom II may concern, that Within Williams
day deposited with the County Treasurer OF
delaware county, Ohio, SO 90. being the amount OF
money which the lands bet,w Described sold
81, aHJ the subsequently paid thereon, geh.T
with interest and pnnaty of 30 cent. the whole
amount paid including costs and doar pay
this advertisement that is say, Range 49, Township
., Section 3 Lot No IL north west part containing 80
acres and that said land has tins day been redeemed
by said VIM. Williams from said Tax c.
December 5, Is. Q -lccI2:3t ID. W. RHODES,
(BI5U) Auditor Lei. Co., Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

From what is now known Of the strength
and extent Of the enemy's fortifcutions there
seems to be a general approval of Gen. Burn
sides course in re-crossing the Rappahannock.
There is nothing known here to show that
the rebels were inclined TO leave. their strong
hold to meet our troops upon the open field
Although our loss is heavy, it is far below
the published statements but the precise num-
Der cannot for days 10 come, be ascertaiued.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
Saturday, January Ion. A. d. 1858,
Probate Court Del. Co. o.

PETITION TO COMPLETE REAL CONTRACT.
MARY CARTER and John W. Carter her husband !,
ll lOWra Carter, Dorman Carpenter, kveline Allen,
Christania Cook and J. Henry Cook her hunband Fs-
della Weeks and Orris p Weeks her husband and the
heirs of Hiram Carpenter, deceased toswt: Ren Car
pentcr Leonora saunders and Edward H. Saunders her
husband Augusta Carpenter, MHdora Carpenter aud
Orlando Carpenter. hereby notified that have ths
day aled said Court petition praying for order
convey In-lot No, q in The town Of GalenA n said
county and state, John II, and Chrisania Cook in
compliance with contract In writing entered into BY
Mos Carpenter, deceased, with said John II. and
Christauia Cook the 5th day 0f September, 1862
Said petition will be heard January Sd, 1885,
ARMENIUS CARPENTER Executor
Of Nosea Carpenter, decd.
]. RANNEY, Attorney .r1rs
December 9th, 1862. (doci2 s3t-pf aql q
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
RupzmPrroM NOTICE.

EToTCE is hereby given to William p. Reid ESQ. or
IN whom it may concern, that William Williams Esq.
has made application this day for redemption Of tho
following land sold for taxes, penalty, &c the delin-
quent sale made in january, A. d. 1851 TO wit
Range 10, Township T. Section 3, Lot 49, southeast
part, 90 acres-and Range 10, Township T. Section 3,
Lot Il, 100 acres.
And that SAID Williams has deposited with the County
Treasurer S3S IS and four mills being amount Of
money equal 10 that for which such land Sold and
the taxes subsequently paid thereon safd purchaser
together with interest and per cent penalty on tho
whole amount paid and costs, with 81 90 pay this
advertisement.
u. W. RHODES,
Auditor OF Delaware County, Ohio,
December 5, IS62-3t $4,000
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

SWEDISH OArs.-The Agricultural Depart
ment has received new variety Of oats from
Sweden, averaging forty pounds to the bushel.
As this is eight pounds above the standard,
considerable Importance is attached to the ex-
perimenta which will be made next season to
ascertain whether this new variety can be ac-
clim ated in this country.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

The editor of the Fall River Mass, News
has taken to writing poetry, as the following
will show-It contains as much truth as poetry:
'Breaths there man with soul so dead
who never to himself has said-I will my coun.
ty paper take-both for my own and family's
sake? If such there be let him repeut-and
have the paper to him sent-snd if he'd pass
happy winter-he in advance should pay the
printer
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

Elections for members of Congress have
been held in several districts in Southern States
recently redeemed from rebel control, and in
several others elections are about to come off
u the city of New Orleans n recent election
resulted in the triumph Of B. F. FLANDEks
and NJ HAHN, beGh unconditional Union men,
Gov. johnson has issued proclamation or
dering an election in several of the Tennessee
districts, and number of cand dates are an
uounced. None but loyal voters are to be
allowed to participate in the election Such
States or pertioHs Of these as are represented
in Congress On the first of Jan uary next, are
TO escape the operations Of the emancipation
proclamation, such representation to be receiv-
ed as evidence that the districts represented
are rot il rebellion against the government
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
VALUABLE TOWN
Property at a Bargain

HUHAT large and convenient Dwelling House at the
5 f. corner OF Winter and Liberty streets, Della
ware Ohio formerly occupied by Mrs. Mecham is for
sale less than onehah its original cost, though In
good repair. in fact any offer will be respectfully
siderod, inquire Of II. J. EATON, Agent
Nov IA, 1852. At the Office of Reid Eaton
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

An extensive and highly successful movement
is being made in the Eastern rites to raise
funds 10 purchase provisions for the suffering
operatives in the English manufacturing towns
In New York over $I60 900 has already been
subscribed, Stewart, the noted merchant, sub
scribing $l0,oe0. Other cities are doing
equally well in raising funds, while railroad
companies aZd shipping merchants are Offering
to transport the supplies purchased and sub
scribed free of expense. This is the return
our people are making for the active efforts of
the English merchants to aid the rebels in
every way possible. While they are sending
over cargoes of arms and ammunition for rebel
use, we are sending ships freighted with flour,
corn and meat, 10 feed their starving opera
tiYes.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
IRON g. Steel.

YUST received, large addition TO my stock Of IKoN
u and STEEL, which makes my assortment complete
IA all the styles o common Iron for Wagons and Bug
gies, &c. Also, steel Dandy Tire Spring Steel from
to inches wide; Cast Steel, assorted sizes; German
Steel; American and English Rlister steel.
bee. q, 81. c. &. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
Il. n. CAREER. J. D. VAN DEMAN.
oARPER & VAN DHTIAET,
AitoTnyS al LdlO,

delaware, Ohlo.
VyYIII. practice IN eaware and adjoining counties
w and in the United states Courts ~ cleveland and
Cincinnati. Particular attention paid procuring
Bounty Money, Back Fay, aud Pensions. Ofloe y. W.
of saudusky ana Winter streets, ;. Hyas
Store.
Delaware, Dec. 5, 1so2.-f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
D. F. MCCULLOUGH,

DEALER IN
Pine Lumber, Shingles & Lath.
Yardand Oficeon Nc fths street East 0 iSandus-
kystreet Delaware o.
Oct. ID. '5S
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

MANUFACTURE OF ARMs.-In October, 20,,
900 muskets were manufactured at Springfield,
Massachusetts,. During the present month,
(November) 24,OOe will be made. No less
than 1900 men are employed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

The Post Office Department he's announced
its arrangements for the redemp tion Of Post
age Stamps that have been used fer currency.
They viii not be redeemed at oil Offices, but
only at limited number Of the principal ones
in the several States. In this State the re-
demptioR Offices are Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Columbus and ZAnesvie. They are to be re-
deemed with Government notes or postal cur-
rency, and must be seat in for redemption
within thirty days after the Post Mast er shall
give notice thar he is ready to redee m them.
Fresh stamps will not be redeemed, the redelnp-
ton being confined exclusively to those which
bave been used and circulated as currency and
all that may exhibit satisfactory eyiden ce Of
having previously been used for the prepay
uient Uf postage will be rel ectcd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
Arlo aapertiseilreuts.

a. IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION To
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvORS AS EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
COMMON PLEAS.

COMMON PLEAS.
Delaware, February 9th, April 27th and
October 5ih.
Knox March 3D., May 18th and October 21th
Licking, March 3Ist, August llth and No
vember 18th.
Ashland, February 10th, April 2lst and
October 10Th
Richland February 23d, August ll:h and
November l7Ih.
Morrow, March lOth, May 9Th and Novem-
Der 3D..
Holmes, February 10Th, May 18th and No
vember Sd.
Wayne, February 24th, August 1lth and
November l7th.
Coshocton, March 10Th, August Oath and
December I4th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
Guardian Sale Of Real Estate

Maryat Elliott Guardian I'm pursuance to an order
IL sale directed from
Emily J. Elliot ct al. the Probate Court Delaware
County, shall offer for sale the premises tho
of Delaware, Ohio, on
Saturday, January 10th, A. d. 1863,
between tho hours Of 10 O'Clock a. m and OoiooS D,
the following described real The up-a
divided hreCsiNths OF 40 feet on the cast Of the
east hall Of lnot No 80 (od numberng) in the town
and county Of Delaware and State OF Ohio, bounded
north by Winter street; by land formerly owned
bv W r. Carpenter; south by Lot No So and west by
60 feet OF OF the part Of the half OF Lot No.
3d. To be sold free Of ths dover Estate Of MaryR Kill
OF therein.
Terms OF Sae:-One half cash in hand on the day OF
sale, and halt in year, with from day
OF sale 10 be secured by mortgage the premises.
MARYAT ELLIOT, Guardian sc.
CAREER 4 VAN pEMAN, Attys for Guardian.
December II lS62-ts pi 50 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19
Ternas OF Court for the Yea-
lRG9

a mesting of the undersigned Judges of the
n Court Common ieas Of the Sixth Judicial District
OF the State OF Ohio, held at the CITY Oi Newark, in
said District. the 18Th day November. 1862, it
ordered that the terms Of the Court Of Common
Pleas and District Court for the year 1863 be held in
the several CouutIs oi said District commencing the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-12-19

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arrive and 4
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The New York herald., 1862-03-09
MELoDEOy. $50 BROADWAY. BETWEEN SPRING
Wl AND PRINCE STREETS
THE MOST POPCY.tY

C0nrert Hail IN Anetir1 Tic oldest established touccr
emanstes from Always foremost In the Held For novelty
The other two halls, eoasanly vfyng and aousng easi
otner pcIiotrrer r Simply oc e tne per- ehnnse
play down srosdwny a. Is the nes, week sias hshcr
called played by the oher ths artists o ile
T-
% s Il 'Hs SE RI rsSE1D' %
command the ps,roasgs he paSc The Meloieons des
Of ensssng 70 e' these sosus manager. en-
their sronpd town. and do all in their power na
eas' the public in 'Ae; nEr.GpESs ifTS5 isSS ii the
pSsvss ,aa, they really are card and asSrs with s'
introducing oHly our eonIlasys MoNsY YS'sn'"eH'-
"Alaborer is worthy Of hrcr Aave come The
concnson tina. god s The hest bait e catch sc sh WITH
eaush' IN THIS way s,u covrrr
who caacd and advertised by ne thousands. Of dollars
y her. S Sos %ssn "a e ~, Meo ie1S To- a cSws pi o
Look al J. H. OGDEN.
ws, wn' W." .',.. ,'sn s1'as y: aTsSASDhS ..-..,
tines gives % sup aa s s 81 ''f Eocs
ASSErra GAIrErIr,
The greatest DnsHusc in the world whom we had 10 secure
An IS9tScfioS @ sEEiED s sIis oS 3 rE II MELouEoy
- 0p's''A' BANGING AT THE MELoDEoS.
through The opposing %S ocsiacs @ S Now just f' e he pas %
glance over the names AZ present attached 70 the Meodeoo
they will perceive glance that Melodcon is awsys
ehead Of the heap. What Concert Hall show sueh
Miss FANNY FORREST
Miss EVA BRENT.
The two best yocal.sis the American stage
SAM SiARfLEl,
The most original Ethiopian deneaOr In America His local
hits manncIS and the topics OF the day immense
aud perfectly original. -
Miss KATE PESSoYER
Mon, ,rporhRp, ,vELARpE,
Acknowledged 20 te the best dancers In the world.
). e. STEWART.
0 FATTIE STEWART
The mos. aushabe comic vocalist in New York.
JOE ENGLISH,
Irish singer ana Dancer
ROSA SIEGRisr snd ADELE GALA,
In thrir double dances.
J. WANBOLp
an his unrivaled corinrtion acts aud elulbriuns
MISS LOUISE.
The beautiful and fascinating drummers vocalist.
NIX. JAS LA MONTE,
The finest baadis in the city.
''''0 MISS NELLY HOWARD,
MISS KATE ARCHER.
The great feats and exercises ofs,he
DENZER BROTHERS,
Together with the ENTIRE TROUPE Of the Meodeon,
ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
Appear nightly combining variety OF cntcrainme
be Witnessed other place OF the
OF New York. Admission i3 Orchestra seats -
Change OF programme nightly.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09

(yONCERT AT THE ALaNsON METHODIST EPIsCO.
~ pal church, Norfolk street. Grand, Thursday
evening March 3 by the choir (Mr J. r. Bonnel. Chors.
teri assisted by Miss Charlotte iucngs and Mr. wenlich
THOMAS %. SULLIVAN, Director.
1,uEATRrcAL-TnE REGULAR SEASON OF THE
Il Milwaukee Academy of Music closes about the 10th
ins rcopcning about the 3st OF Mar,b, spring
and su,ner ,son Ladies and gentlemen wishing engage
menis will please address W. H. Riley, Academy Of Music
Milwaukee, Wis.
The New York herald., 1862-03-09

<vARouPooT.-THE WEAK, TrMID AND NERVOUS
- youth, Dudley Ksvsnagh has RETURNED and will play
on Monday evening" 10Th instant. Dobt forget.
DJ, R--N