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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
Sine meme Sirna+
GrDreQ un6 Smith,
8aufmannssShneiter tn NQrntaun.

SGufmann5sShnPitPr tn Muentaun.
IA Die untir1siGnrten bsbIrnen Ra bieGeE
0eleeenteit ibren 6rsuubEn unp benz ssstrs
-AAtsn 9ubIFum bic NnjcIsc gu MAIDEN, bue 7s
In bem Raufmunns S6nsibrr 8eI6GIt NIT sins
ontsr In Gsfsaituft Sstratsn fInp, unb pas Fs an
bNa alten StanppIabs ron Srursa unb RssssT
am 1frpsfliGsn Gde Der SamiItpn unb 5. Stra.
be In Der Stabt @aentaun, bisIss 8s166ft fdnf.
tisbn auf etns 1str auassbfbnts @sIe tstrttbtn
psrtsn. SIs bsna&yt&ttssn tas 9ubIItum bss'
SIst&sn, ba6 fts IustsH
Gtnen berrli6en unb iebr grUben Stpd
Don Gritbjabrs unb Spmmer<Giter
UOn ben Gss'Stabtm rtaltrn tatsn-rin StOd
rts li6r nod stepsm an @itS S6Sntst unr
SilliSteit nod tsiner In alIentaun sewsIsR III.
Sie anb patsr I'm Stanpe ale NnIprrtenbe
NIT alien unb tcrsn Gr!ifeIn gu psrIsten, far bic
in sInsm fplGsn GtabItBsmsnt na&seIuGt pirp,
unb IUar an prdSsn niepsrsr ale piss is srftse.
zen n.
d" Ste SGScbDmS. .-RatOu4 Sd.
ItUns inO au& gu allen 3siten bel Itnsn 1u ers
balten.
Danttur fir btabsr ssnOGsns sGtiss unteradb.
uHs, psrten 1r tbre SunpI6aIt lsts, unp ,uar
pur& CUTE 2Gaarsn, biaise prei6s unb quite BE.
taHcluns gu permrtrsn luGeu, Gle Bitten baber
UNI ssnrt8ten 3uIpvu&.
ErOrea unb Smith,
Wi, 12, 1862. nabt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
Sopce unb Gofferlp's 3abnpuIper.

RCint9s oeine 5dbns.-8CrbeFert ceinen atbsm.
Snmnip 9atns uno Gin unaneSnSbmSr atbem (inp
lsbr wtesrIitb. Der Iutmattnlas uno Sartar, penn
Sinmoi ouf ben 3a6usn tsfsftist nimmt Gin srprC6:
tsS M!sI etsrIte gu sntfsrnEn, uub Die 9dbus pics
psr rein une wrF gu MAIDEN. &c in rtes otsr 9e:
raes pas biefss 9abnput9sr tbut 8st nur asrtns
gem SEtrau6 weresn etels unau9cnsbms llsbsrides
sntttrnt; bic 3dbne uebmen cine natdrlibe &eins
9s9ebsu. Bsr wiiroG stnrn bnIbSn Sbafsr onfsbsn,
penn er eafdr 2 Sabre lang refine 5dbns une sinsn
an9SHCbmSn 1tbsm baben fam Das YuIpsr III in
febr fdbSnen ptrtsIau pdftbsn nuf9Ctban uno rpirb
Gbsrau ron ben 1pctbtfsrn pertauff-D. g.
Sarn'e, SGusraIsEasnt 202 SrSuppop, 81. 9.
Ssbruur Il, 1862. uq69Q
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
Die 9emiinf6te sb6nbtlt.
6aoan's Mlaanolia 8allam.

Gtnt g a6eber 68ubeittff /.
nee a6fbsr Srsubt9tstt"
DisIsr bsVrIibs 9aliam entfsrnt GcmmsrfIsdsn,
eChe, BdSdJsn 70 ruie gaubeit Der 6aut. Gr si6i
Dtm @sftdts 9Sraet bic espdnItts Sarbs er beilt
lcnnpsrtrauuts Sehhtcr unb psrfhEnsrt 6GnoSn bic
our6 bdusIidbsu RObbsit unansensbm ssrSrrsn
fno-uno dnosrt otsisIten UNI Ju sintr pelisatsu
@stdhEi uRe 10 rpabrgr 9Rarmcr GChGnbsit-lO
stnlaosno uno bsrpcrrG9sno bs ben Gitp Damsn
ron 8erfttnSrun9 unO ShEnbeit Dies 1T mas Is.
Dc Dame manfhL unp In pas ISbs Dame babsn
iouu. Der 8nfam bat Elnsh sspunlatGu Gcrutb
uno bsptrtt eine pnbrG uno ennddsnoe Sdgnbst.
DsrfeIts II 9IehfalIs Gin Srnamsnt ~ esr SrIetts
ber Oame. Riro dbsraG psrfauh. GGneraI;aoent,
lbatt 6si .. g, Barnes, 202, 8rcacmar, 81. D.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
s et m t reefs
Annabubmli6ss 0aar fefOratipf
0s 1T Fetne Idrbuna,


Irnosrn dnpsrt 9taus 9aare ptsber ,u ibrSr Crtai
neen Sar6e um, oaeurdb oas ben 6aarrSbrsn pIe
Dee thre nattirIhe 9Glunobsit ssss6sn, nstbs purt
arantbsiten Sbooen eslittsn baten mBasn. aus
pISeItbe S6rbun9en fnD aus Q eunar Gauft,
iuiann'en esfeet pCourdb bic esbsrstrdfts uni
S6onbsttsn pss paarss ,erftsrt, pno poeurb uicbi
s'umal Gins BerbsiIerun9 beJpsdt piro. 6elmiirgcts
unnababmlibe SSrSun9 felt pas Saar nitt nur
ausin pteeer bsr gu tbrer natdrItdsn 5artr, purt
cine Itihte IHwenpune, fonrrru eibt psmfeItsa ,u:
9tGtb ssrabs
die gerntinf6te S66Hbtit.
tsfSrbsrt eeren Ssa6stbum, psrbinbtrt cas- 6usfaI:
len, sntfsrnt Sbcrf uhp gift bsm soPf 9efunpbet
uno estbaftt9tCit Gs hat bic grctc bEr 5sti BE-:
itanetn, nbsm sS biz rrisinsGs 6aars 5arbuna 1T,
uHe ss 9spinut AUDI td9Iicb msbr on Gunft. Daft
fEIts miro bsioe6 rcn Damon un6 6srren estrau6t
-uno pirO bel alIsn refpsftabIsn janDIsrn psrs
fauft-Cesr fam burb biefcItgu srbaten perCeu,
Ucn Dem Gcmmsrstat agent, =. g. 8arnrs, 2O2
Srcacman, 81. W.-gs Ine Bpsi Grsgsn, nSuIcb
ucu 50 Gents, unb Sbalsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
= on f gmrptD y Pc


Das etn,tss SnArument hsIsE grt III allfnD
taun, purbe nsuIi6 patsntrt unO on erpbrn RO-
fen BON Gtria unp Sausr anerISaift, pOpur6 Fr
in ben Stanb ssIsbt Fnb, sin ssnauss RuItSr Oss
Sppfss auf DaptT gu Ih6nsn, pcna6 Der be.
iltlItr Out ssfCrmt pirO unp palIsn mus, glsi6'
usI TeI&e 8Orm Der ROpf tut. gltus Sdts bra.
den pabrsnb Der sriten 9aes espStnIta unanse.
n'tm an hsn SOpf, unb manGmaI III GO Der GaG
bab Hr hts 8crm bts RCpfss nj, annttmsn. Die
fer SstIsr tpirb batur& perur1a6t, bag Site ME.
maIs bsm &Cpff ansspuet, lonbun nur I'm au.
8smeInsn ron psrI&isbsnsn 9UBbrn psrfErtIst psr.
ben. I'm pislsm usbsI pOr,ubtug,n, wurrr baS
Snlrumsnt, GpnfsurUtppe ssnannt, tinssfi6rt,
nit wrl&sm In 5sIt SUn tinissn Sseunben Gin ss'
nuuss WObd bss Sppfes srbaItm wtrp. Damn
pIrb Der Sut mad ptm Wufer bCs Sopfts 9ss
fcrmt, rpIrO ssnau pulisn unb frs Isin non Druid
auf irgsnO ttnsn Gbsit brs SOpfse, uub bamt
wirb pisl 8Cpfwsb unp anHers llnannsGmII&tsjtsn
prrblnbet perbsn.
aIsntdun, Gprtl 80, 1862. nabS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
9pIa, fitr baS Srilbtabr
&leiber MAIDEN 9eute !


So bic Steibsr mabCn eeuie
Dteles SPrdfpcrt esbt neb en-,
tlno eie aIstesr Fno'it bu bsuts
Sst eem Wse9Er une OSmau.
e8tGft bu osinss eisbdsn bGtts
Seru 9risbsn iriu, iuuesr Waun,
81 bonn nenbs nur Die Ghritte
GrIf sum GRss9sr uub Ssmau
8ritt bindR in ibrsn eahsn.
5hau btr ibre Waaren an!
8ett man III bier nebl bsrotbsn.
Bsi Dem Weeeer uuo Ssmen
Sum6u9 ipclIsn fts niht ipidsn,
uno 8stru9 nitbt psucsR an,
Eair nit Serermau gu beoIsH
Strsbsn Wes9er uRo Ssmaii.
Garum Mtnihan auf bsr Cribs
Scnmst o[sfammt berau;
Dag tGin SlGi0erman9sl rperbs
Ser9en gRe e9er uRb 8 Smau
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
MSp 12, 1862
@e1eQI00ft8 MuHDIuno.

Nahrt4t Wirb tirmtt ssssbsn, ha6 bic btsbsr
6eiianbene @sI6Gfts gsrbinpuns, unter Der 5tr-
ma bon Sa9enbub, Serid uno Comp, in
Aasntaun, Ssfa Sauntp, In Dem en- NJ as
reno d a. t. am tasn aueuR 1852, nit
alIeTlslttSsT GtHptlIgms aufesIRst pOrrsn IT,
90 wsrbsn bab' ale Ditisnlsn erIu6t, bic an
brlaste 8irma I&ulHsn, 20 Ist auf PsI6s Nrt ss
pUlr, Iobalb aIs mBsIia, Bel Benjamin s. pa.
senbuh, am aItsn StanbpIass anjuEufsn unp ab.
,ube1ablen. unb SCI6s bic nod 6urpsrunstn
babsn, itne sbenfaGIs srfaAt teFr Rsanunssn pa.
lsIbf rIn1ubanttssn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
SaDrgang &c.
AaeHtOwn DaHA,
Stunt 30, 1862.

0JFFIF OVT 1OU~' J
SSdcbrtCbt ptrc bisrmt ssssbtn, Bag An-
ipru6 ssmaHt Wsrten fol- SCr Der @rIsssetuns
pcn pfnnipIpanirn bel ibrsr n66nrn Sibuna. fir
zine gsrmstruns bss Capitals rsr btIastsn Sanf
;um 9slauf BON 3ps 5nnber: SauIenb SbaIsr,
in 3ufaS gu prm bur6 rrn jrbIssn 5rsttrisf aHs
turtf1rtsn; unb rFsnfaGs fir sins gerIGnscruns
Nss 5rsitrisf5 bsfdstsr 8unt far stnsn 3sitraum
Don ,punSts Sabrsn sCn btm abIauI rss tssissH
5reibrisfs.
@barIe6 8. Cooper, Gafirer.
SuIt Q, 1882. uq-
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
Ant9nie> e>gertauf
Spn febr fdbdsbarem
QitQenDem GiQentIlnm.

SIeBRllOelIl OlgeITguW+
guf 0onnerfass BEN 18tsn @rptrmter nod.
liens, UNI lltr Ratmittass. fol uuf bem gIa.
BE leIbR, In SbfrlaurUn SaunIhip, Qr6a @auntY,
BET Der Gcopsrsturg Citation, auf EfsnLIihr
Bsntu prtauft rsreen, nGmIt6
SO, Gin grtpi1es Staf 2anb,
ssIsssn in bsiastrn GaunI6ip un0 Gauntp; foI.
lsnb an Sdnrer ron Daniel 0anesS unp qbam
Stud, 10 ME an Die Nurb. .genn1plpania GiIrn.
tatn, unO lisst an Der Strass bic pom GCCpsrs.
burg mad Suafsrtcpn fdbrt; sntbaltsnb II ad.
sr uno SO Nuttcn 9utss 8auIanb, In I6idl6e
i5sIbr ensstteilt, untsr sutsn 5snfsn unb lCnR
In sutrr Srpnung. Darauf IN srrihtst
- Gin 5weif6di9tes badfeinernes
::i: 10 Obnbaus, 0
nit stnsr arssbautsn 8rSme Rii&s, spsi quite
Std0s, gBaSsnbaus, u. (. ~. Go tlfrbst R@
sbsnfdIs Elm gutter 8runnsn NIT nisfshlrntsm e.
iier @tite gDaNer. gang nabe bsm WcbnhauIe. Oa'
rauf, 70 tuts NIeEld pOn ben tsltsn StRbdumsn.
SO. 2-Gtn gerpi1es Stiid Qanb,
sslesrn In SprinsfslO Saunl6ip, 9uds Gauntp
ardn3enb an ednOT bon Daniel 6i1ssas un6
EaYio 8aufman; eniba'sno stpa Air mstr
Cesr psniasr. Gin Sbetl bappn il 5CIjlanb unO
Der RsR g4rIsnIano.
gS IN blrs bas &i9cntbHm RE Samuel
Rstnbarb, IeBtbtn bon StrrfaurOn 9aun.
fGip. 9s&a @aHnts.
wartun8 BON
GjeFiab @erbaro, Qfii9nie
BON SanlusI Rsnbarb unt Srau.
ausuf 30. nalm
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
SrGbGtn8mnb Or m m +
spite unD IAppen!
gGG R4 gu elmer Der f6BnRsn Sits pbsF elmer
iREnrn RaPPe Vsrtslfen nil, Der msIpe Fa an
G6riif un6 Sauer's

NVFFTE WVV ~WWFF 2
pCblfstIem 5ut unb Sappsn'GmpOrtum, RO. / 5
@sf' 6amiItoH Straes, ter Sppfsuops Dale
9Raenatsr.
gDtr babsn fpebm unIsrn SCTratt btefsr arti.
tel aufssfillt, init unlsrsr sigsHsn Wanufaftur
unb untsr unlcrsr rtssnen aufF&t psrfsrtiet unO
batsr, mas StpI, Oauerbaftistsit une btatss
pteIe anbetriTt, ale GOnrurrens gu titertreftn.
I~ Die Ssum GtrIR unb sausr lsnfsn Bee
lunbrre gufmertiamteit auf bic SbatIa6e, bae
Fs bic rinlgen Sut'Gatrttanten In gasntaun Rnp,
GtrDbnnnrcn. gin fstr IdEner Dor
ratt BON GtrUbba!n fir Wdnnr unb Rnobsn
ptrb teaanbtS auf 5anb 9etaItsn, Wprauf mir
bic IufmsrIiam!st prs putIitums 3istfn mB&Isn.
E9eanR StutrtaItsr WsrHsH an Gitp. .Yrellsn
SfTIsbfn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-09-03
Spattabr unS @inter
Mite llalO 60Ni,el1.

q @1e Spl6s reI&e bon ben I&Sn.
"a | fen Stitsn unb 8oppsn au batsr
| ( plnf&sn, bic tn aasntaun setaufi
6@S2S prresn fbnnsn, unp ;par babel an
0rn mS9Ittii nisHsrRrn grsissn fnb einsslaSen
an5urufsn an
&9rtft iom6 SGucrs
8ateH Hnb Rdppen emporium,
Re. II, gHsF= 6amttou Stra6s, ssraOs ssssnd6sr
Ger Sopfsutp:9elIr.
QStr babsn Ioeben un1sr &Gortsment NIT bieIen
artifsl erS6n3t, unb Spar Bon unlsrer sissnsn
Dfanufaftur, rber Sfrfertst untsr unfsrsr si9ensn
Nufit1t, unb batsr parnn MIR btsIsIte, bsjdsIiG
auf Stpte, Dauertnft9fstt unb 9iatgfstt, pas
tRnsn teine anfeys sIeihsseat psrbfn t6nntn, 100.
rauf mir bic QufmsrfIamfsit bsS YubIitums gu
lFnFen panlGen.
Sin SpnfDrmnture.
kaT Ste tatsn aud fcrbsn elm patsnk ,,GGn.
formature" erbalten. rubur6 86pfs gan, senau
asmeIlrn rrerbsn tSnusn-unb bic Goler bieIrs
Weisns III, eab habur& unslaubitb plsI taIu
tsiSetrassn wrb, bas Der 5ut gan, eenau ben
ROpf pabt, unb fuIsIid aud gan, tsqusm unO
an9ensRm auf ermIrlbsn fbt,
Da 1e bic Gtn1iSCn Gatrifantsn IN ter Sta6t
lne. nnH alice untsr itrsr auff&t psrfsrtIst pirp
70 FSHnsn fEe hafar birasn.
@briit unb Sauers.
NUUemtr 20. 1851. nptS
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the skiesl fear that he will be spoiled by un.

the skies fear that he will be spoiled by IN
gained, but granted glory, and fail
Suppose the North does VIM who can tell
what Is won? Will the South be any more
quiet, with Slavery still in her midst, than be-
fore And what assurance is IL ers that slavery
will be abolished?
Do you wonder, dear father that We lack pa
triotisn, when sll looks 30 dark TO Us; when
the war seems such bootess, inglorious thing?
At Eryt read everything with the greatest in
teresi, then l glanced over American papers
with feeling Of disgust at their braggadocIo
now 1 read with heart breaking sadness, as
think Of :the suffering, the sickening suspense,
Of those at home. concerning those in the ranks
the agonies of those dying on the battle field
and of the horrible feelings that must ever dwell
with those who have been engaged in the strife,
ana have seen their fellow beings tall by their
hands How will their Aightly dreams be haunt
ed by CHASTITY faces, and blood sud groans =
And how, in moments of pleasure, in after years
will horrid pictures OF battle come before them
and make their blood chill, and smbitter life's
brightest hours?
But now, the English are coming, and say
as0sr yield to thsm. Shall the United States
ever be ruled by foreign power? l would
give uF all that is dear TO me, and lay down M
own life on the battle field, before would fee
that my country was subject to any other.
sing mere earnestly than ever
"God bless our native land,'
ana
/ My country, 'tis OF thee
X
Ever your afectionate daughter,
( JENNIE G. s. Il.
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GEN. Smiths Advance mp the Tennessee
ESiVeP.

ST. LOUIS, March ia Savannah, Tenn,
dispatch to the Democrat, says the expedition
up the Tennessee river have nearly all arrived
at that place, and the feet is now On the point
Of proceeding fart her up the river. The expe-
dition is commanded by Gen. c. 7 Smith, with
Generals Sherman, McClsrland, Hurlbut and
Wallace as division commanders
The force is large and fully able TO conquer
any army the rebels can bring against il.
General Grant remains in command at Fort
Henry. The enemies torce in tins section IL
variouslv estimated from 10000 to 100000
Gen Lew Wanace's Division went 20 Purdy
MeNair county, ard burned a bridge and took
up he track on the railroad leading from Hum
b0ldt to Corinth, Mississippi, cutting of train
heavily laden with troops, which arrived as tbs
bridge was burning.
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Bailey q %. having purchased the cHo'9e anu
well selected stock Of Groceries Of FefhnS ~ nov
re,oad 10 the .tore formerly occupied by b. Bailey,
e-a tav qI be found raaoy to receive the old pat
ran. Of Perkins Co., and having added to their already
I. stock such articles as the times demand, they think
viii he able 10 compete with any in this line OF
bushes They have ia addition secured the agency Of
knows cannot be bea'
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MANCHESTER, March 15-This morning
Ashby's cavalry, having two guns, we're driven
three miles beyond Newton by force of our
artillery, infantry and cavalry Several shells
wers fred. No one was killed.
Captain PendIeton, Ouarterngster Of Ash
by S cavalry WAS captured Yesterday
The cars OF the B. & 0. R. R. have reached
TO three miles OF Harper's Ferry.
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W~The National IateLLgencsr states that the
President has received earnest and numerous
assurances of support in the policy Of his late
message from shareholders Of Maryland and Del
aware, many among the most influential of
whom have not only signifed their acquiescence
in the project, bur have urged it npon the IA
vorable consideration of Mr.. Lincoln. The
President, in his message, whatever may be
thought by some of its expediency or prlctioa-
biLty, has merely responded to the wishes and
representations ofa portion at least of the pop
ulation most concerned in the measure"
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STATE or WISCONSIN -KEEosaA COUNTY CIRCUIT CORR,
Mary Carney against eter Riley aud Alnira Riiey.
N pursuance and by virtue of a certain judgment
e foreclosure and sale made and entered in he above
entitled cause on the 9Th day of May, a. D, 1SGJI Hi
ram Hobrook referee for that purpose in said Judgment
named, do ereby give notice that 7 shall Saturday
the 2lst day OF June, A D. 1862, the hour OF O'CLOCK
?. NJ, oder for sale and sell at public auction the
highest bidder therefor the following bed aud or
SO much thereof Us shall be necessary pay said Judy
ment and costs and expenses of sale Wit: Tbc east
half of the west half of northeast quarter Of section
wentyfour (2D, town one d. north of range nineteen
90 east, in the County Of Kenosba and state Of Wis
consin HIRAM HOLBROOK Referee,
Dated March 18th, 1862
0. S. +. II. HEAD, PIGs Att'ys IGglt
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STATE FAKES, 1869.

The joint legislative committee on Finance
have reported the following estimate Of State
expenses, with reference to levying State tax
for the present year The total estimate sx-
pendituIss is over three hundred thousand dol
lars:
ESTIMATE or EXPENDITURES FROM THE GEN
ERAL FUND.
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Destructive Fire inLa Crosse.

La Crosse, Wis, March ia large Ere is
raging here. The Augusta House and Block
are in ruins and the FIRE is spreading to other
is impossible to check the progress Of the flames.
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Perkins - Co. having disposed Of their entire stock
to BAILEY Co, are Row settling up ali accounts and
denaudg--and those indebted to said firm Of Perkins
Co. are requested to call the Captains Office and5el
tie Office il Bailey Co.'S store.
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The Tx BiII.

We have published several notices Of the arti-
Giles embraced in the proposed tax bill now before
Congress. The bill tself is so long that it woulo
fill our parer to the exclusion Of the other naller
To the general reader the verbosty OF the OH -
unnecessary, SO we give full carefully prepares,
and accurate abstracts of the various scneuue9
taxes or duties imposed by the act rom .p-D
every reader will be able to see how and 70 "na'
extent he will be taxed by this act
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E0G6CC.


q TESosuA, March Sth, 1852
"a LII claims against any member of Company &C.
First Wisconsin Cavalry, viii be promptly attended to-
ifeft Immediately with j. NJ. GINS, Esq, Sheriff Of
Kenosha county. 2w40 .f.E Az a., Capt.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

t5y7 Ano Their bulletin has been issued by
Secretary Stanton, which appoints Hon Joseph
Holt ard Hon. Robert Dale Owen special
committee to audit and adjust all contract Or
ders and claims on the War Department, and
directs the manner in which exam nations shall
be MADE. 1t further provides that all contracts
which may be found to have been procured
through collision with any officers of the War
Department, or in which any such officers are
in any way interested shall be deeme fraudu
lent.
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wsopenieg orthe B * o. n. II.

BALTIMORE, March 16.-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad VIII be- in complete order in ten
days.
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The sritish Nunr,erlfes.-

The British 4uarseriies.-The Wcstaus-
ster, london Quarterly and Ed5n6urgh, Reviews
for January have come 70 hand. The present num-
bers are teeming with interest tor the scholar and
the man of letters The article on American mat
tiers in each one OF the Reviews, will be read with
more than ordinary interest at this time
The following is list Of articles found in the
Westminster: Law in and for India-The Bra.
matte Poetry OF Oehlenschlager-Tn Religious
Heresies of the Working Classos-Income Tax
| Reforln-Admiral Sir Charles Napier-On Trans
lating Homer-Popular Education in Europe
The American Bellgerents-Righ Of NoutraIs-
The late Prince Consor-
In the London Quarterly will be found-Rail
way Control; Autobiography Of Miss Cornelio
Knight Popular Education; The New ode; Ice
land and the Change of Faith; The Revival of
SPAIN The Late Prince Consort; Lord Castiereagh:
The American Crisis.
The Edinburgh Review win be found interest
ing. Among the articles are the following-Lite
and Writings of William Paterson levels Or
deal of Free Labor; Max Muller on the Science of
Language; Military Defences of the Colonies; Fe-
liz Memberships Letters; Wrecks Life-Boats 4
Light Houses Barton's City of the Saints; Mays
Constitutional History of England; The Lady Of
Lagrange; BelEigerents and Neutrals
The four British Reviews ana Backw0ods Ed
lnburgh Magazine are re-pUbl.shed, in this coun.
try, by Messrs. LEONARD SCUTT x Co New York.
Terms BlackwOOd or either one of the Reviews
So year. BlaCkwOod and one Review, So The
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

Reduction of the Salaries of Federal
omcials.-In the bill defining the pay of Off
GERS of the army and navy, which passed the
House on the 18th inst, there was provision
in the ninth section providing for general de-
duction of ten per cent in the salaries paid by
the Government, excepting those of the Prosi-
dent Vice President, Judges, non commission
ed officers, private soldiers and seamen. The
bill has passed the Senate in this shape, and it
is now law
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

Capt, Buchanan of the Merrimac. This
rebel officer was formerly in the service Of the
United States, and while he was in the navy
he filled the post of Captain. and afterwards
was Commander ofthe Washington Navy Yard,
continuing in that position up to the period Of
his resignation Some time after, he express
ed desire to withdraw his resignation, but
was not permitted to do so,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

SAvAGEs SCALPING UNION SOLDIERS. The
painful fact that at the recent battle in Arkam-
sas the savage Indians employed by the rebels
tom0ha,oked, scaiped and mangied the bodies
of our soldiers is proved by the letter of Gen.
Curtis to the rebel commander, and subssantia-
ted from other sources.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

II Governor Brown, OF Georgia, has issued
proclamation ordering each distilIer in that
State to desist absolutely from the manufacture
OF ardent spirits after the 18th of March, 1862
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20
From the Upper Poromac,

ERICsSoN.-Mr. Ericsson was himself on
board the Monitor during her engagement will
the Msrrimac
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

Two Important DeCisions.-0ur Supreme
Court has lately rendered two important de
cisions-one, declaring all State taxes since
1855 to be unconstitutional, by reason Of the
inequality of taxation.
The other, declaring the Act of last winter,
for the relief of Farm Mortgagors TO be IN
constitutional.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

The Stevens Batterry.-This battery can
be completed in four months at a cost Of $3.50,
900 and will then be a match for the British
iron plated Warrior" which cost $2,00o,0OO
She will throw two thousand two hundred
pounds of iron at a broadside, which is about
double that of our strongest frgates.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20

That Train.-We publish on our fourth
page, this week, one of Mr.. Csc F. TRAM IS
most interesting speeches. in this speech he
takes the Southern side Of the House, and gives
his views on the subject, " Is the North or the
South right?" with consumate sarcasm and
irony, We bespeak careful perusai.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-03-20


National Tax.-We give our readers this
week a full abstract of tho National Tax Bill as
it will, most probably, be passed and become a
law 1t looks formidable, but there is no other
way to provide foY the cost of this war for the
Union. The people of the Free States while
they are suffering under this burthen OF taxa
ton, will probably appreciate the benefits they
have received and are receiving, from the &C
cursed institution of Slavery. For years they
have almost suppressed every spark of manhood
in their breasts, and submitted to untold indig-
mites to propitiate and appease the Slave Power,
and stave off to some future day, the final cul-
mination of its atrocities in open rebellion and
armed attempt to destroy the Republic and the
Constitution.