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improved t4c Titles, we are better Prepared non.
ever g MI ~ for. any artIcla 6r work In
made TO order. Steamboat work done IN a
IN ~ and EoE kmAnlike manner. We are novpaying
particular attention to this branch OF me tr3 mi
Wholesale Dealers We can Observation-Disclosures 4bSt
cannot be found elAaEhore, Our stock o. YgaTs {S
and tue assortmentigfu full at All tines wa
aatoeS Of and most ~ ttsFnS
OF OoAl aud Wood Stoves Onhdnd 1t All kfneI n :
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..5 i'.'s BALTIMORE
Commercial G ollege!

PouNpED CHAR4ERED, 1854
3 0tOAT u, +f
Cor. Baltimore and Oharles.Sts.,
BALTIMoRE, Md. =
EJIHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TILE MOST
y prosperous and honriAhtng condition. Twice du.
ring theRst two years has Il been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the Accommodation Of the IN.
3. number o. stpdent1 representing nearly
1t now occupies one 6f the most conspicuous and
destrably located buildings in the city. The ropnis
furnished.
ThtadTantagss and facilities hero oisFst to young
various duties OF the Counting Room 81 10 oi,tSin a
Thorough Practical BuSiRESs EduedttoI arc
In any any similar eStab
3 Hg l7f ua FACULTYt VI vfts,far
y, K. L0SlRR, ~
TtndPal-Lecturcr on the Science Of Accounts Com.
rnerce, business Customs, ETC. y 81
J. M.PHILLIPs,
Professor OF the Theory and Practice Of eepiD
and Commercial Calculations.
. -a9f iE-.t '.s5 II. u.DAVIES, i5lfE ~
Associate Professor Of Book coping. 10
&C, JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business and Ornamental Penmap.hIpA
HHt 6.T.WTHHLAMS, ESQ, I7II =
Lecturer on Mercantile I,aW.i.7,I AZ
REV. E. YEATES REESE, d, D..
-FffTT lecturer on CommArial EthIoa.s tst.s
,iilJ- H 3t IRUsEREsf H9stUs
Hon. Jno. z. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Yansant,
jacob tS9i T4SG @ VIM Rs6 kssERRlsE ESQ
The Colleges provided with Commercial Library
o. standard Works expressly for the use OF the Stu
Each Student has desk to himselG and Is ssra.
FAtely Instructed, - = -
There being n0 vacation during the year, Students
lifetime usually requIred socOmplete
a DIPLOMA e awarded to all Graduates. =
A large and Beautifully ornamehted Cfreular con,
tanng upwards Of siN sQuARE REEF, r6prasentng the
Exterior and Interior View OF the College, various
chAracterstic design, penmanahip &C. gent by mil
free charge, panied with fuii
Parteularas Address AZ E1inE. R.I6SIBR -
uii5g s# .ii afa Baltimore Bd.
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s Sec 4 And lsit fan her onaati; mat every IoF
500 7lp laIl ~ ID 81 "a lalt iaaSteFs6all,
tWenty-on0 yearS OF age nor more than tWenty-siX
yelrsS aud that, ptsRious 70 his appointment, his
phyaicll mental and moral quail attops shall BIO
board q aymlst0tl 6ppoEntsd 81 that p1rp5 by
the SeeF8taFy % the NAVY aud under such FogulA=
tons ~ he may pre cfibe. - ~
Sec. 3. And Be It f1rtsF eEEletedI mat the nnntl
a assistant shall Be a. toloWs va .
ON duty ct So, Tor the 6rst aftsr date Of
commission, one thouland three HUNDRED dOArs; Al.
ter hYe Year, frOm date Of eommtaEiop, one thousand
i've hundred dollaEs.
On other duty. the hn!t i've years Rfler date Of
eommIssion, one thousand dollars; Attee hVO years
from date Of commission, one thousand two hundred
dnllarH- 2 - s-f-l = 81 Httzf -
On leave Of absence OF waiting orders for the Fst
dVe years after date Of commission eight hundred
dollars; after ye years from date ofcommissGn, one
thousand dollhEa and when attached TO vessels for
sea services, each assistant shah be entitled
sec Z And IS Il further enacted, That from ami
hfter the passage Of this act no commanding ofeef
Of any Vesel In the navy shah DO required to per.
form the duties Of pAymast4r or asjiStant paymas-
ter; and when such once shall become vacant by
death otherwise, 10 ships at or foregn sta.
The senior oEaseT present may make an eetipg APP
pOtntment Of. any ut persOn TO perform the duties
until another paymNster OF assistant paymasteT
dptleS Of paymaster asSst1nt paymAster in aee1r
dance with this section but not OtherWiSe) shall bO
entitled to receive the pay Of such grade whilst 80
acting. =s4a1f I s75ei9fs sfitf 49,
Sec. 8. And 10 It further enacted, That each as
paymaster shal, upon his appointment, enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dollars
with At least two good and Euhcient securities for
the faithful performance OF his dutes and that as
StStant PaymasteFs shall have rank and precedence
with assistant geons not passed. and that all ap.
petntments 70 MI vacancies in the corps OF paYmRs-
ters shall be made by regular promotion from the
list OF assistant pNyniastoTs. .ia.f
Sec. g And Il further enacted, That within sig
months after the expiration OF the present insurre
tion the corps OF paymasters and assistant paymas
tiers ShAll be reduced TO the number Of SeTentynTe
In the whole.
Approved, July II, 1851,
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~ - 1t -
ON AND ARTER MONDAY, January 9OthI lsaa
" Rassongar Trains vim leave RrideepoFf - a.
lows (sundays axo5pt04) -
1l:ls "A. u. MAI IEain Stopping AZ an 1,atyoI.
81 On o:S.i s Rss Z & $40 I'M SaA
1000 3 y, ssPss ss9gPiqE 9. all .t.Aiasli.
IN PttssSqEE9 e 2qS A T. and CisyelaRd
RETURNING TRAINS
riyo st Il 555 r II, ana S as IL ar
==5t tesss 5ittl6HEa g l:i9 A.. a., aud Lao b n,
coPReeftpns axe made, as FolloyIis.
At PittS4uEgh With PeansyfvlnIs n. R. for HarriS
delP6is, New YoIriE and BoSt ton l-''
Cleveland With Cleveland Toled r. r. for San.
alfpoiuts In the NORTH WEsT. win
DetrOit steamers for Detroit, Jackson
Chicago and the NORTH WEsT. with
- = QeyeiaDG& RrteR, p. for I'Eie, Pull.
- 4f---S l. kiEls ButLalo and EnEa Ealls. with
Cleveland, Columbus kCincinnah iOr
&[es!lne Delaware, Columbus and
sshdks S S mn 81 q 4 q Il. cuy.ho..
Pals Akron. NilsESburgh and Woos,
AT aGiriahoo Win p INV. { c: 4. n sSt cation.
iAas7Stllo1, Wooster, Salem, Ehog, Co
AtSteubeayillo with p q 1 G. 1Iss and Al BEt-
ark. Oolumbua xeaEa DAYTON Init
Anlpolisi CarO. Cincinnati Lo1i stflIe.
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WtSt and South West. =
4xcurEon Tickets to PittsburRh and .return a Ts
RaFe GtUHys - low, lIi tiiS much qrli6ieF tiSn
any ether route. p.
Through Tickets to ali points In tho West. North
and East can be procured 1t the once iunder the
AeLure uo9sS5 Wheelings Va, or with Freight
Agent At BF5dkep0rt Station.
Freight eohtraetS will be made at lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this road itH Connections
EEto thu East North, West and Northwest At diee
under MLurO House. orWith Pt. Agent at Bridge
port station. 3SEAi. D.TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN, AkSnts
in. MCCULLOUGH, President
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NeW Stock 81 .Fine Iianoa.

ms PEE Ger R9s Just now StocI o.
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a D FRmllY PhYhlc.

From Or. Z. ". CaTtt1TiaLt, Nst5 OrIedAS.
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arc mild, but very certain and eheetuaI in their
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MS In the daily treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stO-
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Baltimore& Ohio Rail Ron

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From Or. yEdneard Boyd, Baltimore.
DEAh BIO. Ann: T cannot ansVEe r You aaAdt com
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OERIGAL
JAWS on THE UNIIRD STATES
RWnQ-No.ll

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nary sueee IN my fahiiIy and Smong No. = ~,
Sed 70 visit in distress TO regulate the 0rranS Of
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so 'ls them to my friendS.i
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SAAAAouS DAsOHderS-Liver Complaints.
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SNn mention sincerely rejoice that We have at
!sngth EAtiJnWhieh u worthy the confidence ct
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H4Hs4W, Wyoming Co, n. T., Oct. q. 1855.
nr1c,fn. - 81 an using your Csthartie Piis in my
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SSjsanae the system aud ItTf "a of az
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PITIsBUEa, Pa, Nay l. 1855.
q, ATER. Sir: Illave been repeatedly cnrod
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Two OF your Pills II seems to arise from foul stO
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Henry D. Bacon, - I..y. Ro,,
II. BUTLER, Treas. ALPREn. n \ 4 ~ 81 ~.
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SS Sia,, tPSS patton, Costixeness, Suppress
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> - faShingtpu. D. O., 18th Feb, 1850.
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angements of that organ. Indeed, i have
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g 5 4ff;A Scar, PdyEteida aad lId,Si5e, Boston
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H5 ~. IT.. Y. PaHghn, Montreal Canada.
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n - ny y NO
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tllls have had long trial In my practice and
oa them IN esteem as one Of the beSt apeFisnts
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EOysPepsia, Itnpurity of4hs Blood.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-02
Sigel Asks 10 be Relieved of his
Command.


New YORK, September 80
The Washington correspondent of
the New York Tribune says:
"Sigel has asked to be relieved of his
command. His letter to the President
gives the following reasons for the
course he has found it necessary to
pursue: FIRST, because he was placed
under command of a junior officer with
out the knowledge of the President,
although the President alone has pow>
er to place a junior over senior of
the same grade. Second, because his
command has gradually been reduced,
first by the removal from it OF Two dis
visions (Coxe's and Cooks and then
of two brigades (Piatt's and Milroy'sl
Third, because none of the regiments
raised expressly TO him, except one,
have been assigned to him, norl have
others been given him in their places.
Fourth, because of the grossly abusive
manner in which Halleck has treated
him personally and officially. Fifth,
because his little command has been
placed in an exceedingly exposed po-
sition, and ordered to perform tasks
that are impossible for it. Sixth, be-
cause he cannot procure horses or
equippage fo1 his artillery and cavalry,
and those arms Of service are COM
paratively useless to him. Seventh,
because all his requests and requisi~
tons are neglected or refused, on ac>
count of which his troops are klscour-
aged and comparatively inefficient
many have not been paid for siS
months. Eighth, because he cannot
expect fair treatment, and because his
troops, for whom he is doubly con-
cerned, are made the innocents ufferers
on his account. He is persuaded that
they would fare better under another
commander. The statements that reg
iments raised expressly for Sigel had
not been given him, is confirmed by
the testimony of the Governors of six
States-GoyernoSs Yates Tod, Blair,
Kirkwood, Andrew and Sprague. who
are anxious to know why this is so
and are urging the authorities to carry
out the promise which they made at
the time the permission to raise regi-
ments IN each of their States for Gen.
Sigel was given.
''Several Western Governors are
urging the appointment Of Hooker to
the command of the Union army in the
Mississippi Valley.
"Judge Lane, of Northern Alabama,
is here. He urges, as do all men
who live i'll that section of the country
the Importance of taking possession of
East Tennessee, and holding it against
all rebel corners. He says that if our
lines extended to the whole southern
boundary of Tennessee, the rebel army
of the West would be entirely unable
to support itself Speaking from a
thorough knwledge of the nature of
the country south Of that line, he says
it is incapable of producing the re-
quisite supplies. He considers tn res
cent movements Northward of the rebel
armies to be in the main great fora>
ping expedition, in search Of bread.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-02
minne.ota Correspondence.

Interesting Minnesota Correspondence.
The following letter from Capt. Chittenden,
late of the LIST Wis. Cavalry, will be read with
interest. The letter is dated
ST. PAUL, MIN. Sept. 26, 1862.
X The latest news
from the Indian War, is that on the 26 h a
scouting party of Col, Slbley'< command came
upon the Indians, near Yellow Medicine, and
in sklrmish lost two wounded aud tell back
upon the main body. The Indians soon flu
ished the two wounded, cutting out the heart
of one, and cutting off the head Of the other
The main body approached and the Sd Minne-
sofa charged upon the Indians, who we've lying
concealed in ravine, and drove them out at
the point of the bayonet; killing 80, whom the
Indians left on the field
The Battle was at Mud Lake, three miles
south of the agency AT Yellow Medicine The
two boys shot by the indians and mutilated be-
onged to the Kenviile Rangers, Our loss was
five killed and 80 wounded After the fight,
Little Crow, the Chief, sent out flag of truce,
which was met by "Other Day" on our side.
Little Crow was DESTROYS of making peace
Other Day told him that he would soon soc the
whites there thicker than the leaves upon the
trees" Col. Sibley told Little Crow that when
he returned the prisoners, he would talk Of
peace.
Yours &c.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-10-02

/ EDITOR TELEGRAPH About two months since
B. L. Dodge distributed circulars throughout the
county which informed US that Normal School
would be held at Liberty, commencing on the26th
of August.
At the opening OF the School, ffty-fve teachers
enrolled their names, which number was ncreas
ed to seventy three before the close Of the term
Prof Gaylord was present to take charge and to
his earnest, thorough work with US, will the peo
pie of Benosha County be greatly indebted for
the efficiency of their schools during the coming
winter.
| Tue exercises consisted of recitations in Arith.
metic, Geography, Algebra, &C., discussion of
methods of teaching, physical exercises, reading
of essays, and also a class of twelve was appoint
ed each day, and some teacher chosen to conduct
it. in order to give a practical illustration of
their manner of teaching. Among those who per-
formed this duty with credit 20 themselves, were
Mi sses Mary A. Murphy, Rosa Merchant and Sa.
rah Brown.
At the end of three weeks, Prof. Gaylord left us
according to previous arrangement, and Prof. J.
M. b. Sill, ofMichigan, took charge of the school.
Prof Stills forte is Grammar, which he treated &C
cordng to his own views of the subject He found
us ready TO WOIh III UNISON, owing 10 the careful
training given US by Prof. Gaylord.
Prof. Gaylord delivered lecture during the
first week of the school, which was very favorably
received.
During the third week, State Supt. Pickerd
spent portion of two days with us; and with his
"plain, homely talk a." held willing listeners for
an hour each evening.
During the fourth week, Prof Sill delivered
Poem, which if were to describe in one word, L
should say was first rate; a lecture was also Civ
en- by Prof. Stone, of Kenosha.
The teachers are indebted to Supt. Dodge for
the means of improvement which the Normal
School has afforded them; and we earnestly hope
that next year vii see another school established
of the came character and with the same Profes-
sors in charge. We need such school, not in or
der to pass an examination before the County
Superintendent, but that we may be fitted for that
far more rigid examination, which every teacher
must undergo when he appears before his pupils.
L. W. B.