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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-02-27
The Cumberland River Expedition.

Special to The Chicago Journal.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Feb. 22-Geuera's
GIAat and McCernamd. with aids, Col w. ii
| l. Wallace and Lieut.. Col. Rams m, and de-
tail Of ore company from the 2Oth aud one from
the 18th Illinois regiments, Ief Fo't DonetS0n
Yesterday morning for Clarksvlle,on the steam
! er b. On the way up We net the tuS-boa,
/ Cones oga having on board Flag Otlcer A II.
Foote and Colonel Webster. The gunboAts
went up to GAINESVILLE day before Yesterday ar
! irving there the same evening. The military
| had lift in direction of Nashville. The great
est CONSERVATION prevail ed among the cinzens.
| MANY had removed and considerable q an'itlrN
o( property were destroyed 10y the Citizens, lie 'st
Ii, should fail INT our hands Col johnson,
! the Ma,or OF the city, came on board the Flag
Ship He stated - Flag Officer F"o<e Ihat
lhey desired PROTECTION aud peace. Flag 9th e
Ger Foure aSsu,e ed him thai it would be grant ed,
10 preserve the property of those who we've
Ilpval. Al the request OF Colonel johnson he
/ ISSUED short proclamation TO th"t Ell, ct The
proclamation was Immediately prin'ed and dis
( tubuted through the city 1t was read W 4
great delight by The citizens, aud produced III
! evident feeling Of security and confidence.
The gunboats destroyed he Cumberland lion
! Works Of Mood, Lewis " Co, john Bell own
ing oue-ihId of them. They were about m d.
way between Dover and ClarksyllIe, and had
been used in The mauutac ure OF plates for rebel
gunboatS They cost $50 600.
Al 4 q OK The steamer reached this place
/ The parry landed at once, aud 0nder escort OF
The Il rachment ufintaHtry, handed through the
prlncipnI streets with the national flag flying,
! 20 the tune at Yankee Doodle After short
march the procession haited in front Of Moore 5
HorL and were received in al informal manner
Iby Hon. & Johnson Everything passed oil
pleasantly aud with evIden 8 I'D etf'c
fltsr. mar AF ut
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'w5tiShed FebruQry IS, 1866. ]
GagAPTE e 20.

AN ACT to amend section thirty one of chapter
one huudI ed and Of the Revised Statut
entitled ''Of tie payment Of debts and legacies
. OF Ceceased persons.
The PeopEe OF ne te Of Wisconsin. Represented ST
.S.qiats uisd assembly, do enact us fotEo1cs;
SEcItoN l. Sec.on thirty one Of chapter one
hundred and one of the Revised Statutes, Is hereby
amended by adding the etc the following words
viz IAN the provisions of this happier relating to
the effect OF tie appointment the decision ard the
report of commissioners 10 the action to he taken
on the same TO appeals therefrom; to the time
limited for the presentation Of all claims by cred
itots to the eflect % failure to present claims
wit hin the time limited by the court for that pur
nose; to The Distribute of assets, and ali other
provisions affected by said section thrty.one, shall
Apply and be in force in all cases, when the Judge
OF the County Court shall perform the duties OF
such Commissioners
Sec 3 Section 81 of chapter l0l of the Revised
Statutes, Is hereby amended by inserting after the
word - omitted in the set end line, the words,
land it the Judge of the County Court shall not
act III the place of Commissioners IN the allowance
If claims"
Sec B. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after It's passage aud publication.
Approved February Is, 1862
u n
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CA PIE 20.

An ACT TO amend chapter lab Of the General
Laws of 1885 entitled An Act to prevent the
sale of unripe Cranberries."
The PeoDle of tie State Of Wisconsin,, represented
IN Senate and AssemGly, do enact as toHows:
SEcTinH |. Chapter l43 of the General Laws of
1859 EMIT ed An Ac to prevent he sale of un-
ripe Crdnberrles.' is hereby amended by adding
to section four he following And may retain all
fines collected from any person VI persons under
he provisions If said chapter l43, and apply the
same to the payment of the costs OF suit, and also
10 the payment OF all liabilities incurred by the
county in enforcing said act aud said justice shall
Al the next annual session of the board of super
visOrs ct his county, present certified account OF
the costs and expenses incurred and when the
same shall be properly audiied and allowed, he
shall pay over 10 the county treasurer any balance
that may remain i'll his hands
see. , All rnJnie, collected by any justice of the
peace III pursuance the provisions ct said act,
and now rema ming in his hands, NAV be used by
SAID Justice Of the peace in the payment of such
costs ana liabilities as may have been heretofore
iucurrei by his county, III enforcing the act to
ch this is amendat"Fy.
Sec 3 All cranherries found i'll 1.-THE possession
of any person or persons III violation uf the act to
which this is amendat0ry, lamendatory, ] shall be
liable to seizure aud sale 10y The proper officers OF
the county, The proceeds thereof 20 be applied to
the payment of costs and expenses as pr, vided i'll
sect on one of this act and any person persons
who may sell purchase said berries as aforesaid,
sha not Ue liable to prosecution or fne, as proV'
ded in the act hereby amended.
Sec. A. This AFT shall take effect and be In force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February 10, 1907.
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PHTIADFI PHTa

For the relief Of the SICK and distressed. afflicted aci
! Tirulsnt and Chronic Diseases, and especially o'
| the cure Gf Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
! MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the acting Sur.
geoD. Valuable reports Spermatorrhoea Sernina
Weakness and other of the Sexual Organs and
| on the New Remedies employed in the DiEpCnssry
sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free
charge. Two three stamps for postage will be accept
| able.
address DR.. J. sK1LLIN HOUGHToN, Acting Sur
geoD, Howard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street
| Philsde phi.s, Pa. 1y85
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"a We learn through Mr.. Kaufman, of Mar
que;te. Lake Superior SAYS the Green Bay Id
rocate, that tie various Mining Companies in
hat section art dong an extensive business thi.
winter. Eastern speculatos are buying up the
pig iron at S20 a ton at the mines and getting
il ready for shipment in the spring
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.ubllshed Eebrnaru 20. Is52.l
CHAPTER 33.

AN ACT to amend sections 50 and II OF chapter
III Of the Revised Statutes entitled OF County
Courts
The PeoDe If The tate Of Wisconsin, represented
IN Scaa.e and assembly, do enact as t0lloUs'
SECTION /. Section II of chapter III OF the Re.
vsed Statutes, is hereby amended by inserting Rf-
Tor the word Court in the second line The words
cor the Judge thereof. Section 80 of chapter :
OF the REVISED Statutes is hereby amended by in
SERVING after the word cause in the second line
/ lie IuIawlng words: '''-r matter which shall come
ueiore SAID cour. the Judge thereof"
4, Sec nis act sLasl lake effect and be in force
from and alter It's passage
Approx ed February I9, s62
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OFFICIAL.

NE TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. 4, 1852
! EEOLDERS OF BONDS OF ne Unitea States dated Au-
gusr 49, 1851 and payable three years from date, are
hereby notified that provS ion is made for the payment
of the Coupons semi annual interest which becomes
due on the instant, in conn., agreeaby to their ten
or bv the Ire of the United States Washington,
by either of the Assistant Treasurers al New horE
| Boston, and Philadelphia.
| All such Coupons, together with schedules showing
the number and OF each Coupon and the aggre-
gate sum Of each parcel be presented for examin
alton and yerication st least three full bueness days
! before payment. g Chhoh'
lrr2T SPCretarY OF tint III saanrY.
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7 LIVERPOOL 4 LONDON
FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCE 60.

The undersigaed having been duly appointed Agent
for above Company, for Kenosha and vicinity will
glad receive applications for insurance upon every
species of productive nsurabe properly and upon the
lives of persons. And would call the attention of insur
ers the following peculiar advantages offered by this
Company:
/. All claims paid upon satisfactory proof Of loss,
without deduction tor Interest and not as usual,
sixty days after presentation of proof
2. Fifteen days wOkman's privilege allowed aCtthoEt
notice.
s. Other Insurance is permitted without the Companys
consent endorsed on the policy, and notice of
such additional Insurance is required until special
ly demanded
4 Policies are assgnable by simple endorsement. No
notice need be given to the Company.
5. Ten pounds of Gunpowder allowed the prem
Uses 1Cftt0ut 7l0tEce,-nOne being permitted undeF
ordinary Policies.
G. Policies simple avoiding needless terms and
nj e descriptions which only tend to ComPcate the
Insurance and 2mbarrass settlement.
The shares of this old and well established Company
sell in london at four times their par value or
300 per cent. advance.
Insurance promptly effected on application to
3w37 ~. BISANDE.
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= soIid CT pmny.- Capt EGGLEsroE, C."
b, had C8 men ct h.s comp ny Weighed, tie oths =
day aud sent Us The figures which are rs .llows
Ner aggr cgat" EIGHT 1880 los \, erage weight
of r,,cb mnu.asO = lbs. We nave cen Iru rec
ord ct hcaviel con Iary Han that
- far us heard Company b, i, the banner
company Of the state for WEIGHT
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Racine College.-We have received ths
Il .gi.trr or Catalogue Of Rtcine College fpr tn,
ninth ypaI-l86l-2. II Is very neatly printed
lroia rir journal office. The summary shows
q total attendance lor tho ear, Of 60 students.
Eff y-onc OF those beons to the Grammar
Sch. o.
Racine College was Incorporated in March.
1852. lis site IS one of the most beautiful ana
reul,d upon The shore Of Lake Michigan. The
buildings are councillors, convenient and taste
fully constructed. Tn. Faculty is composed
OF highly educated, religious and practical m@Ll
shnugcsl Esunds--Tho last number Of the
Kcuoshu Itmes con aims tie valelctury Of Mr..
Butts, MS editor and publisher. lie names us his
successor, Mr.. ItARRtsoN, and experienced print
or md publisher. Dir. Harrison was formerly II
partner of Mr.. Wentworth in the publication OF
the Eacnc Democrat, paper so intensely old
nuHt.ers h aud puritan that it could not be sap
y utnd that county. As the paper has not yet
appeared under the lew regime, we know noihiug
OF what it is TO be, politically On otherwise we
understand that Jooiqh Bond. Esq, Is one Ct The
parties concerned Ia the publication, and Is to be
its editor. There is one thing ceri"in, that there
never was a time when there was igss call for two
papers in tin, city than It is t'rela% an un-
necessary tax upon the people OF the city ahd
county which they most uuwillingIy and grudglng
Iv pay. aud diyiuc5 the patrono &c Of the county
whcu is barely enough, ali told, TO support one
good paper
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Our ARMY COrrc, pOndence. We publish
two interesting ,citers. this week, from our army
IN kentucky and Tennessee-one from the First
Wiscnu~ia Regiment near Bowling Green. and
the other from Fort Douelsou, soon after its cap
ture
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Fair Warning.

The notes ard accounts due BROWN d WEEKS may
be found from until March 18th, At the Old stand
after hat they will be left 70 col ction unless by spg
cfaI agreement made with me or c. BROWN
Feb. 20. >G3. 3'31 Is +. WEEKS.
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Wood. Wood !-FhD1e of our subscribers
who wish to pay thoir subscriptions in wood ""uia
confer Il favor upon Us by bringing 1t along as
soon as they can conveniently. 1t would not be
af4rs- at present
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SPECIE GoING.-On Saturday last, the
steamship Teu,onia lef New York ior Hamburg
ard southampton, taking 2375,O10 in specie.
The steamship Edu burg left tor Liverpool
the same day with $4,000
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Notice.

TITO those Indebted to the late firm of J. II
II FANUHER. The undersigned having been 81
pointed receiver in the above will be compel ed
all WHO do settle up by the 10th OF Febr uai
next. ONCE al Farbeli's Bookstore.
J.V. QTARLE9.
Keno.hs, Jan. 2ath, 1852. SAT-
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Agricultural Meeting The first quarterly
meeting Of The Agriculture! Society viii be held
NJ West Bristol ON the Sd day Of March next, at
10 o'clock A NJ, for the transaction of important
brs5urs-
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E Avs OF WISCO NSIN.
OFF G. / A l..
rp,Jy5oba9 EsB5lO3l Il. 1852.
CEzAa'TER 32.

GEzAPEEH ~
AN ACT to amend Chapter III of libel Genera,
Laws of 1860, entitled IAN Act Regulating h@ii
Roads
The PeopIe Of the Stale Of Wisconsin, represented IN
senate and assembly, do enact asJo!Ioa0S:
! SEcT.oN l. Section | of Chapter ia of the Gen
eral Laws of 1860, entitled An Act regulating
rail roads, is hereby amended by striking our the
word lone" in the eighth line, and inserting the
word three" in place thereof and section two OF
said act is hereby also amended by striking out the
word one in the ninth line and inserting the
word three in place thereof.
| Sec z. 1t any rail road company has obtained 4
license to uperate It's road, for Il current year,
under SAID chapter one hundred and seventy -four,
ana has made payment therefor before the passage
of this act such rail read company shall Oh or be-
fore the twentieth day of February, 1852 make TO
the State Treasurer such additional payment as,
with its former payment will amount TO thu ee per
centum on lis gross earnings and IN case Of the
refusal of any rail road company to make such ad-
dional pay ment, It's license Is hereby oeCiareo 10
be revoked ana void and sad company is TO be
dealt wi h under SAID chapter enc hundred and
seventy four in all respects, as If no license had
been Obtained by said company,
| Sec = On the tetault OF any ral road company
| 70 make the additional payment required by this
net the state treasurer hereby required and di-
| rected to tender and pay back TO such railroad
company the amount paid by such company for
license to operate its road for the present year, and
such sum sums are hereby appropriated 10 This
i
wise appropriated
Sec 4 No license shall be granted or Issued by
the State Treasurer 10 any rail road company, to
operate It's rail road before the first day OF Febru.
any IN each year and every such license shall
Commence on the FIRST day OF January IN the year
in and for which the same is issued and shall ex-
pre, unless soor e lawfully revoked on the thirty.
frst day Uf Decem. Lext succeeding the date OF
rs ss.c.
Sec. 3. The payment of one-halt OF the sum re-
uurcd to tpo paid for such license, may be deferred
ultiI the twentieth day OF August III each year,
aud the tate treasurer shall insert III each license
Il proviso that if the garages 80 t" become due
up"u said license, not paid on or before SAID
rw enlcth day of August next ensuing, said license
shall be forfeited anu the party Il" detnulilng shall
lie proceeded aga Ast as provided in section three
Of lie act oi whl> h this is amendatory.
Sc. o. Section SIX of the said htpfer one hun.
dred aud seventy tour is hereby amended by strlk'
tI.s out the words amy If the cities Of where they
occur in The last ! ne of said section.
Sec 7. This set shall take effect and be IN force
tom and at,e its passage and publication.
Approved February 10. 1862.
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1E,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

4 ENCE Of a sUFFERkR,-Published as warning,
and FIR the especial benefit of Young hlen and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss of Memory, Pre-
mature Decay &C, &c, by who has cured himself
by simple means after being put to great expense and
Inconvenience through the use OF worthless med cines
prescribed by "arnei Doctors.
Single copies may be had Of the author, G. A. LAM
BERT, Esq, Greenpont, Long Island, by enclosing
post paid ad .ressed envelope Address CHARLES A.
LAMBERT, Greenpoln:, Long Island ~ Y. 2n8I
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AN ACT to repeal Chapter 30 of the General
Laws of Ie5-, entitled An Act TO provide per
Inauent Township School Library Fund
Tie Peopi, cftac state Of Wisconsin, representa-
IN - tate und Il semGly do enact a. toll0'r>:
hrrtyN l. Chapter 20 of the General Laws ii
Z 81 entitled An ACT t. provide a permanent
township school library tuna is hereby repealed.
Sec = Al moneys Sc apart by said chapter2lO,
from The School Fund Income, Is hereby transfer
red 10 the School Fund Income. and shall be ap
ourtioued as other scnool moneys
Sec ). All moneys ais d 0y section two OF SAID
chapter 2lU, shall be transferred to and made q
parl OF The General Fund.
sec !. All ac!s and parts of acts contravenmg
the plos isions Of HIS act, are hereby repealed.
Approx ed rebruaty ID, 1862.
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Thc EanopIicom Don't forget the Hxhibi.
tou at Simmons Hall, tonight, tomorrow night,
and Saturday night
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NHT ESTTGRN TREES
Wv FOR
WESTERN PLANTERS!

Located open prairie at the crossing of the Illinois
Central, t. Louis, Alton Chicago railt Dads Estao
shed in 1852 40 acres Fruit, Ornamental and Nurse
nv Stock very large complete and reliable assortment
EE~ ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO THE NcRTHwEsT. Standard
"A Dwarf Fruits. apple, 10 years; Cherry, Pear
Plum Peach Ounce, MuDerry, Blackberry Strawberry
A paragus, Rhubarb. ST0LKS.-Apple, Dwarf Apple
Pear Plum, Ounce, Cherry and Rose. Apple Seeds.
EYERGREENS and Ornamental Trees, large and
small Weeping Trees Shrubs, Creepeis, Roses an I'M
mense variety. Flower Roots Dahlias, Lilies, Tu6eros
es Cladlous Sweet Potato Pants &c. Apple Root
crafts, 10000 $50. Packing carefully done EY II
YOU wish choice Trees Plants CHEAP send cent
stamp for a catalogue.-Al
3m37 r. "a. PHOENIX, Prop.
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Ia,otoo short stav--soe all tho sights and then
taLca trin down the Danube, into the Block Sea,
thence to Constsntinopie. With sl2h' al
the Mosques and Iempl's-tne o'f'y ana h"i'o"
ST. Get the !" any '"'"s' 10 "u0 o',u ','e ',. :,
1" "'f,''' W. ND ,nns rnius
' c1i,a,, !;,,I s,,.ro and AMIN ae
ana -, nm. nav ..d .o,r we are se; down in
Grand cairo. Thence 70 Alexandria. and finally
to tue Pyramids. takes but hort time.
Thus we have given an lea If the route Of the
Lecturer f.om lie Battery to the Pyramids out
we hue not given. Of course 'ai'le' 'h"n mar
my idea Of tie sights ara Genes o,'o',Da
LFetu'e' II . " i1eo''' '','' - eaaao, obr,c
,,o. aud +o,vars-o of
s. e"'leo'a,s , ',' pl, scenery garland,
~ and bera nv to.. a wars Of poesy
-.e-
hEAosHA BOY ~ OIL
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WANTED!
$4,000 Bushels No. I Wheat.

THNHE Jude signed Kenosha and wishes to
IL buy The above amount of Wheat-all No, /, and
weigh Last IS pounds the bushe for HIGH
will pay tA- hIghes; market price.
Enquire OF hOln Tuttle, on the street, H. Slosson
their store, the Warehouse of the Kenoshs
Ter Company. y. TRACY.
Kenoshs February 9th. 1862. 35tf
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PETITE at the nrw News Depot has the Chicago Dali
~ Tribune and all Weekly and Monthly publica-
t.... 26tF
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beautiful COMPLEXION.
M TInM CHAPMAN

VIII send all who wish it free Of charged the Rec
ipe and full directions for making and using beautiful
vegetable Balm that will eectually remove PIAPLEs,
BLoTcHEs, TAN, FREcKLEs &C., &c, leaving the skin
smooth, Gle and beautiful also full directions Tor US
ing PELATRBAUs Celebrated STIMULAhT, warranted TO
start full growth OF Whiskers, Musache, in less
than thirty days Either of the above be obtained
by turn mail by addressing with stamps for return
pOstage) DR. THOMAS CHAPLAIN, Pr &C lea! Chem
lat s3l BrOadN az, New York. 2mSI
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~ The following is the official returns of
..kilIed wounded and missing" in Gen. McCier-
papd's division (Ist) at Fort Donelson:
First Brigade- OgteSby's
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TNI Notice.

KENosHA COUNTY
Tressurer's 0fhce, Dec. 20, 1861. I
n HEREBY give notice to the tax payers of Kenushs
II County that Wisconsin Currenc, will be received
for all taxes payable st this Office.
Il. JOHNS ON, Co. Treasurer.
Geposha, Dec. 10, 1881. 25E
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Kennsha- Rockford & Rock island R. 2.
TIME TABLE.
Trafu doing west:


Fl II. TARBELL. has the Chicago DAILY Trr
Gtqe at - cents a week.
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Published february 10, 1862
CHAPTER 81.

AN ACT to amend chapter ITO of the &c eral
Laws Of 1861, entitled " An Act to amend Chap
ter 10 Of the nev ,sed Statutes, entitled OF Elk
ecutous anu Proceedings supplementary there
TO-
Tie Propi" IF tie St0tp # IVtSc2nsin, represented
III >eaae and AaStna5I1. d, enact ms tOtlOwS:
SGCTIoN /. section enc of Chapter 40 of the
genera Al laws If 1861 iO1ehy amended 10y striking
out the words "a, provided Ia this act and insert
u- in lieu thereof, - Ill the manner provided by
law.
Approved February l5 1862.
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are Special diseases tr6Hteu py Mn
CURVATURE AND WEAKNESS OF
THE SPINE
NOTICE TO GRID

NOTICE TO CRE Ks
In the matter OF the estate Of John Dexter deceased
YEyo ALL HON 1T MAY CONCERN:
II Letters documentary said estate having been
this day issued James c. Dowse and six months haV-
ing been allowed and limited creditors to present their
claims TOR examination and allowance notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will Monday the Path OF
March next 10 O'Clock A NJ, at his office in the city
and county Kenosha receive, examine a7d adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against said deceased
BY the Court,
Dated Feb. 10, 1862. l. W. WEBSTER,
4y37 County Judge.
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The following is the official list of killed and
wounded in the Indiana Regiments, at Fort
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IN 1 ysgVa n gfa
NJ a,.,.r. .,. mrs. ion. ,l,. n,n,fr,ft.e adde's
!. ac,. A5I Mi civ. came If at sin mons Han
GA ln,.jav,.,e,r, .. Is,r. A very respectable and
ap,r,c.arve audi nee was present, though the
Han ,,a. naf ,lIr. ,.r as Lear lu as we expected
t-.., 49,, .,.,.--, ii OH. Cd. and
I'm. ,.,,.. I'm. ,y,i,, MA, Lec.n.a was given.
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TaarSday Morning. Feb u, 1862.

~. az & Milwaukee 2,a-'Lo@"'
.-la leave Ycuosha on this road d"AS
xcrpted) h ouows:
Going Torth'
Flrs, Passenger ..-.....-.. l0,Z 70 a. "a.