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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-05-22
EVNmfPN.

a COMPETENT GIRL to do cooking &C., at the Wa
n ter Cure Apply Immediately, to
DR.. BkACKALL.
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Agricultural Meeting

The secoud quarterly meeting of the Agricultural So
ciety viii be held an the Cd day of June next at o.
clock p M, West Bristol, on the line of the K X.
r. l. Railroad 1 have received several volumes of
Transactcns of the Wisconsin State Agricultural So
ciev for the wear 1861 for distribution Those wishing
a COPY can obtain it at this meeting. - -. J.
wy J. NJ. LELAND, sec'y.
West Bristol, May 10, 1860. I'd
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ReIiglOus Notice.

series Of sermons the LORDS PRAYER will be de-
vered "a. y in St Matthew's Church, Sunday Even
ing Services, by the Rector (Rev. H. NJ THoMPsoN,) be-
ginning on next Lords Day Evening. general and
cordial Invitation is extended. ga
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Evacuation iOf PensncOla-The Navy
Hard rs rnG. p

BEFTRE CoRINTH, MISS, May I8-The No
bile AdgeTtiser and Register contains the follow
ing special:
PENSACOLA, May 10.--At u O'Clock last
night Pensacola Navy Yard and the forts were
set on hre and destroyed When the enemy
discovered what was going on, Fort Pickens
opened a furious bembardment and kept it up
during the cOnhagration, and without doing
damage to any body at Pensacola. All the pub
lie property except the custom house, which is
incapable Of being burned, was moved, but ali
movable Confederate property has been saved
The railroad track leading out of the city was
born up this morning. A Federal vessel with
flag of truce, came up 20 the city. demanding
surrender. Major Ballbe refused to comply
with tie demand, but as the military forces
had left he had no power to oppose. The
Federal officer replied that they woulo occupy
the city tomorrow, but that the Inhabitants
need not be alarmed.
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Pheasant Prairie Horse-thtef Detective So
Ple

There will be meeting Of the Pleasant Prairie Horse
Thief Detective Society," held at Cadys Tavern in Pleas
ant Prairie on Saturday oath day Of May, 1852 at
O'Clock NJ. general attendance OF all members is
particularly requested as there is important business
TO be transacted. THOMAS E. RAND,
2w49 Secretary.
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pLANTs, PHANTs,

Now is the time to chsce supply Of
CABBAGE,
CAULIFLOWER
And other vegetable plants for transplanting. Also
House plants of all kinds,
ID A n j. l A $
In great Varieties Bedding out plants for the flower
garden &C., &C. all Of which may be found at the Met
ropotal Eating ROOMS in Days Bnilding Main Street.
and will be sold cheaper than the cheapest for cash and
country produce.
Orders from the county promptly attended to- by
,-s n. II. PHELPS.
! Kennsna. NAV q. 1ss2
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EgOw large is our ARMY.
Total $50,
Col. Daniels Wisconsin Boys Capture
tH' n Rebel Colonel

CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo-, May 17-Dispatches
just received from Col. Daniels headquarters,
near Bloomfield, Mo-, contain accounts of the
capture of the notorious Col Phelan, of JEFF.
Thompson's gang of marauders, and over one
hundred Of his men. Fifty of them, it is said,
gave themselves up, and expressed desire to
return to quiet and peaceful life. ......
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Col Daniels, cavalry Fightin Arkunsa.

ST. LOUIS, May 10 The following is by tel
egraph TO head quarters Col Daniels attack
ed the rebels under Col. Jeffries, forty miles
from Bloomfield, and reports from Chalk Bluff
that he seized ferry boat, and crossed under
the anemy 5 fire, routed aud pursued them
six miles into Arkansas, they fleeing into
swamps.
We had two Lieutenants wounded, one NOR
tally, one private killed and six wounded. The
enemy lost eleven killed and seventeen wound
ed, who were captured -also,p provisions, horses
and arms
Lieut.. Bacon Montgomery has killed the
rebel Col Schnable.
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Gen. Hunters Proclamation.

General Hunter who was sent to supercede
General Sherman in the command Of the De-
partment Of the South, has lately electrified the
and slavery sympathizers, by issu'
ing proclamation that smacks entirely too
strong of emancipation to be Palatable to those
classes of American citizens. Nothing since
the proclamation OF Gen. Fremont in Missouri,
has caused such futter among the weakened
and weak backed gentry of the North. The fol-
lowing is the Proclamation of Gen. Hunter:
HEADQuARrERs DEPT OF The SOUTH
Hilton Head, May 9.
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The largest ship-owHer in Great Britain;
and in fact, in the world, is Ralph Brocklebank,
Vice President Of the Royal Insurance COM
pany, who has ahoat nearly six hundred sail of
vessels
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, MeRiLR, Ala S.rt %. 1852
Nh EdiFrr ate lnio mel by Do E Wil-
spn. birh SH'riilss. ~io arrived here :his
Iut'IsEliFg that al sIil.9n tie other day. Ian.
kfe iIihfer saidlthat Il was she intention 81 tue
li1re9f riatlened II Pcilsscela 10 evsc,izfe khr
cfkSyashlad garrison Forts Pickens, McRee au.i
BElrFHiscas lax tbs month Of the harbor. me-
rsIasii5iE Re assiEsiea ~ss tie SAYING Of atba,
590U itr5nlls; aild ie alsosa;d tiist tlie troops
sihsioped " peAsacola we're wanted ut suokaer
] siculdn'i wonier If the frequent scares
they ger from the brave Major Myers f khe
FAri,ia cavalry has su,nekhssls 10 do with IA
change OF bass Major Myers seems TO lie.
tight ID keepiuE .be poor devils wide awake
bniaArstani hk ainnses himself EreqnenJIl by
d ssliiisz up Within a short DISTANCE 81 tHe55 .
at on.Er pickle ~ causing them 10 ske iada.e}ss-
SIDE the lines; raisnk tie alarm. having the
long tDll beaten calling 20 arms and raising khe
tieke4s generally, willie al me slime time he
. oivpnacked and quiei in bis camp ter miles
on Major Myers is a brave ard daring of1icTr
and would make his marx. bad be IA oJpor-
ltunity- AoliiIe Trib,dns #FFls11 T
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The 2sh Tennessee Regiment.

This reernc s:r- a s.af t,s> esfirt she isri i =
yice M iht svafs aus sos-s 1t 8ii.siisiIir it "a
IS rttrfn L. cesaic. sns IL * .tih.tt .rlc-
ID = isS days.
III fees and iuir-z lfioa srs tilassto -ds q
Teaes-e. Wiz eli eli stth;Se lac- at s,,-asi t. T.
''r..- viie Tenus srthvsri i ] r'-,loa, si-iiy.
Ti,se II the P e3iEeat W. are .i,.~nr y sst -
Or ~ho lsise ID eef-d ths selves = al aih-r rsir
,Id-5saas szvt tie- tise srssn crrlais s.a sever
p~nzi'isz BY sri.4pt oh..ds-tee 70 r s-tsi.
ne rank q thie Fcei =, have tcr, Trt.ri- III
nd ~ ei-rrn r4iifh- Aefise zer,ic> I,aes..s. n.
~A.,e ~ III L .snpalis-
ssr27-s: j. n. cRooK. H-t
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RArrLEs--DuEing Tie Revsia.id nary wbr
there were fought thiriy 81 battie5 dhrits
she w-r OF .o52I glitesn; during the Nekiekif
war. twelve. AID u ths present war. taus sas
toriy seven.
The above paragraph We hld going tie
rounds Add caailDl tell liesi old Il IS land thefs
lore by how malty the Iiailber of3bity-k evei.
battles is exreelyd upfo ile pTese5l i,EneH
B'iI unqtes iol4oly iulliIatS HISTORY doeb ii3t
furnisll ! parallel 10 HE sapid sue ss-ibn 81
battles winch h4s lakrkl piAce since Ehe Ass 81
lasi May We l'ub.siiee line other day. irdln
tie RiehDoiid Mig al list OF tyesiS-s.k .ii-
portrait tngagetEsnts y Hicl have tsken piss-e
rince that Isue. lhe llsI ended w In ine i :
lie oi Rlchinond Kensstk aud We alsrist hete-
lore aid toll Harper ) teHry. the Iht-e uAti Z,
III tie neigh borEopd q Shsrpsburs AID II :
ce hight al luka- nIa4 lug III al ghIft -oiIe iu-
ldrisIsf battles III the oaise % l4Zl DAYS u
u airy an average ola tan.s ~ ere q (otA-
days. ieavipg out OF tie epns. entirely Tie iial
liieroi- ies1 lmtialiA ct battles AID sksIl -
bs5w sen uF ivilser oalIns nne VI the eiassss
see river and tae elkmy the reIleated el.-
gagensents lu LsuislailA a ia ai4ng tic line oi
the Misss5 ppi-+- siie lIipd tall tights OF G5n.
crng. Al 4 the kerry nEnaf rons fsla 'hgliis
aid skhmfhesl ALI oyer, The county rhilh
" ouIl grubabyr react q CREATE ius her tliAi.
she Regular plicheu batilrs. InkTs 3 10
,i1tuni that 81 "a the his OF Nav, y eli haze
more ilsin averaged hgilt ot some kind y III
Ihe enemy every uiiser day We DC not II Tia.
history of var s.rss Tee te IN ii tie
world. 9aes atY parallel 10 the acilslty v a.
wI4ief, llosiil,isa have oetn vaged y siilsn lie
l.si ire Fuolfllsl a.fi ii We attempt ANY kii!
u = raiEotsl inlereHce, il wound be that ~ ipi1
!. var Iiusl sodh burn ifsel: ouI. Bntl tliiis
VII ,y.lI--A.lcoh Re 60 Gp5.
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Thi- regiment \ rori ca - ~as as Ill a. =
Ch.l.ansess ~ s f Z. IS Al fisers q is ~ s d.
longing S.s efs.n n vi idi4 Ter e-e y c,Iles; I
10. siSes i rts.r sul .i;hi "a .leay Ti5e r,sl s
tie itsTiast ~ r .it-srit H.'h CT iedsr s'r VII
connie ted hlrr~s.sr> xsk .,lsE tos-raatli
n sss~ shssls'iii ri erfa ~ ses,rs leai5'
y PROMPT ose4is lee y tls ea.t
The RMS Of fesi p nj haze 5-ea gelils ~ y
Led b. six e,isri Us Z ~ l,ii t..f5 -lvIie K +
cr-ii- are ganf-satif all Ike 2 'rrptni--- 4
III. " ArENDi.R. ~ CD
i-e 81 z3in 1fnl leg't
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A..sas..s. o oha..-.os... b. ss-a .a-s.u.-
Ing Pnfpos :.


Nrssr~. Ep5rbnst-iu All times and ages los ~ NJ
tried 10 IN pres uPsa tb4if fell niea ma, til. d
ths+ lscalty Isslesssd advantages Ter certu sn,tI
ptizss ztpfrist 10 tlers i've '-iiete ,hi. Il he iil
u De. CO. rec 4 tke<nl 70 "a ss J he GEseTtrn4,.
Of nrn Of capital ave eati1eiy o1sro, d the mt
ADVANTAGEOUS tssss5ei- isr c-erntne,.t u'1rk suc
., tai tories. 70 li = mills 4c- 4nd have e,en the 4
ala as.d interest," - ~ tt- -iitiTriy unatz tbr ~
yrpt~e femme -srf The slc,ue sigrsl Stite il ,hl
t'enis aersy las b'e eii5Feiy ov. ,oksa by tbf-l
~he have hsii Fse ffefi'E TO e-ts,'sil @ 'TerLmf
work and reid-t b, suitrt aid ih4reta. T. 4, ii
aLiift - 9il wiih ~ busd s.s-estioa hat ,bi
rlare hs Ads4h lae4s even Ell etters bni iuissd a
ptese it IS ~ tslansl hsu.e
Tgke. 'oi riIllig niIl St:.blislIea = til
plsee aud q hin Is FL vlh TIT freis 1t psss I'D
4lss<. r hilItIti 4 equal lioe.i,.gl aud d.4l
simsHg iNsniY ieuit'ls> pgr d4y ii rhls ,ia+e h
lie sdvsntsre ST sla per ssy . or kI2 Zoo Der war
Take Atlanta y The -aHk sF,isns sra t.ti.s.!.r
has he adyatfhTe II ksb sasIa,s Dir day h xislQel
lsr yesr It4adtAk DYER Ha "a A. sfkeptr d.i
so Zoo pei year isg4 se-I',as ca. stl-iaEra
ever he a. vi srnali t sura.rs has lie dt-s,stkd
ssniage q cl1insu.lalsl. sizs pJr asy J. .ss.l III
Der yeary g vet Uncut v+ik- tfe e-f tii-l. !
. esesi'iii-. Asd ibis bdisusaee siI ~ KS
aS5ie.e ar ~ at iii PES l. the al ", tiIgrl
eaa sig sr4 esil h linsf Aa-sisi aar y aildri- Il
f r'nle pftefi = A ,ftfef e iif- ~ kht u5it
ahish Is ssssiak ryiaf i4ep. BIT r "A >, .,aprla !
,esaaspSe i /etlif'ylsf s 3pisiat fins III ss
NJ ui.lsssr = h~k ms ilfiaeI ussy q
Tie rniaef liY thA ikyhIsds are nit uo,3lpd o orr
ttntha .ieFr faiay axHor fs IA -.agsldy afl4b
n inise- NJ 81 br ne BID th4 caa uls h Inc Si.lit
With u,e tott p-rolyN: d ASt tbe sapJly n y d,
pen eva IL spfiuil 20. ~ III +
I" e tten. We als iaa the ne adv b. tags X
esild u,t tie -sns .iaiahise 9Asre Jai q u n
ssiF.4sa iystf ns Ut " plds an inv~Sn s,it vin.e
hes 9a' lr's y * iiTe-r; & sne toz mi exs s4nce
= liz nar. b Il e. lie lttrf liiasels FA II
s t5+ Ot-EkfaHs4
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OIders rpnman.Irr Of lha Po.t.

ti.. c. Ait - e.. : rI,sSf - +.
hi','.r.'+5f SEPT. - =
S-zCiAI oal,-t.s-
/ r. oids-tk f.rih-afs = - a-i 5ssi--- AK.
i,' - - th-lf t-slui = = = rl5cie ~ ni.sf r..
II d f1rsfS - >ni.iitr- srrs ~ . z,> .ff-,-t
"a all TrP,rt 3Aas-- -. P-rl 81 fr.e esb ef -
r-ctiol' >aTzieifs ani -'ri~tsnr~ = ? r7 - 'slr
Seor Fi-velisni Acdirai Dgc-r o. .r--rrls-r.r
-i.d s-si~- nss ri sep Il - Hsirr 1.uA- ? -
quart master. srinis~- - 3 --ii-, A. ~iil q.
.. 4 u C4p-- ? attis. P.--- YIN .nfS-srr
III Thr rcd s'-'1p 4 . .r.etoa WI y ! H.
mt thrr- s-nspirify Gi=i.ili- W.
o-e BELONGING q Bara Ger sid arsir4-1-'s fiTi-
ii1s y rt.ir- ilf- the r. 90 We lob fnl
= niffIr- thfai--n sni kfsy -nita|- dis-t3 D.
si oi.s-i-ate sl,r| i-' Eihe- r rEv = -"ftie..
emo ia NJ uetet and the artillery : = ,-ili -i- tt-
f--isTe.
" ChrtGini, n 7 ent-nsrss = f'n--i rsrie- b.
i,'ie Z, s,rief n the t1o sTi-Ioi = y ~ i
.'tffis1 q the N flan'r "a an tr-l fifl--t
t''fsz- =, eb-l .t1m ant1s-st t,e "a. ~ n -
-rtftE- csv~i iie mi 4 - l1ifi1 se4
2 q ~ irp..lt abr ffu z Tie ,ii--fs ~ - g =. H.,
ri-- L. lie taiet & ,nasaid-r-
= A-s1n : lAld cHsnpsases a. frrr,ei icy
y = 'r.asd sfS'R tppel SID 'or sArd q - *. I
- n their iti RIP IL =. ftl.tu--
lose 81 -1gii-i De- n -ic'f wing - III = ~
en- n -frE th5 r<ft iariaiit'n = -, zaf hri
'inniffdi b. l. Eoi- Hhisfe.d asl "a - ternx
~ ic iae -lt rIas 10 ibe asrs rag ,Ls ls /,
- Z @. said hIiksie
VI. ne ,rIilI-y md cis.'ry VI. srp... se Liza,
Col Winfield r. lastiler i-fs-
IL A c''ui-t i--ir. J firsr = III te tailed ~
nile h Da-@-f n u pelt .e-vis;< .4f,4a *.
by The 4 desen- fs.tr Any q Il ID splder -
yin ~ithuut = n - mem Thee tie % "a NJ
ar sd ard ofdessd -el y - ;6e' Iar.,- "a
y command /: AK. Vi K,a..ry gu. F'salias.
JOAN L CH|itt,LfR
1919 A Al A. G-r's-
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= RES mes.t 4 ieu "a j. Y }. a,ii vii - a.
ehAstar4osa - 1 = 1 IS ,ls 81 ri a 4 .u,l
i.asirs ta-Ief1- iis iuks-i Tsfine-st vi ca u
IL t-..- pi-c- I'LL tlh al s.,f..s-l rs Ia :
H'yn - 'i'e teSsHl VI -ts .bsen; q ,s leave
Who b se c84ifltfd hen H-.s-s 9Th cflsE til
uara-. may sas. hsms.isrs fg.a s-Iiin ani s~stst
cn.ieez Is irhlh = lte Renee T. Tbs c1ii.-
Tie raak~ % this ros ifeat have bed xr-.iiy ala
aed - -,Afefn q IN active and t.is t,5is ~
srnIi- are FAr..elli,lr al incl -i..ss,.--l f
3. +, loOkE LAT! CD f
~rPcg BIZ III ls.a 4,4n f,-v,
- X iixvie 4e-istsr copy al4 ED III n. LIZ
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Fkon THs BARl-At ds,hght on Tnesdsl l..
the 22iiHstant, ten steamers and ! scs0.aFr
ware nj sight. aapp.reriay IL the loi.igldns .lc-
cnpiei on Mouday evening
Aton- eigh, s,elcck on Monday 1le % a
snr was fired from one u the sings near : e
Mali rhantiel. lsi,a roosI after a ssconh grh.
IN few miiii;es Tie blockasiers IN, i,ner ISoufh
opened Ere. anA one bf them sho&ed la red
light Due or pnr l,a5terffs 81 SnllIvaH's T.
aua tl.en opened Tie Ugh; then graz nal '
faded away as If the shIp hearing is siAs 8 :
ing GU. 10 SEA- Cl1s. CoEr7sr.
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81 H-e we're grail zes,er,i.l Is TO n eetl ,ri,t
our Oh rsehA. sif5ef Ba IA Ier VI ~ j. tjn4
irnn Lexington, Ky lie conlirns re dileri
~ cceuiHsl " Ave Aseis f,lcesvesls.s ~ fls
eeissg - thh siI.te b4us Sdec.,iedssI Tor ihs
Sonth folltite44rilfSs y going ior~aI h Tor rtl
l5..seetssfais ferSsee ysih gieak iaaisiS .,lioil
thai, one c,,ililfy llAv45 AZ l.lS .afn. sfr s,.A
4ii.i IesanelHs. Asn ae - kssiI iul mis- y MI.
issS tlisf 5ueGJ hitsrr hny iciicu,n~ts 1cvs AL.
y solne !, es,ls..,ed at l-ass - eJO d. titinE
mel. to shesS9asiIef't aany.
Fire principal towns nov ia postess of. d.
Gen smith iorec- are. Lexington. sFAf.ksrt
l5eorgeto,sii Cs1ilhiana faiulJaI.i. LfiiisksnJ
port anu Lebaroli.
A. Leba.i,ia JiincioH, dn the Louisville All
N4snyslie.rAll oAii there .sSefe 6.OOi feisr4
lfoAps wno - sii ,,'l,-e'g -s,sc. Bs,ss's Ca
tar Slua OF isy,'ls = - iAeitack 10 l.,.il>
yile. Gus 3. hs.,. 4.s..tis. tlein 1.ii Z 4al.
p.irey Mar shall are al os, il l.isi don 4, IL
operate viii each hdr. and lac rodd . e.=lI
10 Lonissliis
iysereI Al J 5fsn H. Moigauls force is ioirk ser
vice a. tie right. place and II asofi- as IileAt-
ure - state tsIak 1-ieass Col bake his be.st
spfo4aofesii "a Cblo..ecs-z hrflnx ri bria rol
gallant e.6cer- Z shall iaeas a gTAiiiylIls a..
c. 'gns slugtiy o. tie h=foic joins a AiuFsuli
ssisose de- Trtngsiof has cbtinousej SO l.sul
- tie srAn4 results li ketsiu-ky lhs,i i.s}A
siaisiep the Sonkhssa fisAsi. ka0-i Req ssfdS
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Valuable summer Resideuce
EO..> SALE

7 DCATED sbr.i A r - ir.a. rhsr-a .o<s. re-
Il faatiaz three lua1f-l a. - ~ - q "A q
~ 6 .ee1y = Katy = f1- a-Srs ars .i--l -
tt-1e = o. - Pas : -ir = - fres -. -
irr. - I'll .llr1 Q T~E1E trees = re- 3
=, ~. q f.EE. an Z Ira - o-- s.1tisr
'ius-- fi-sr --r-s ih- hll--~ -re A. ~ AM o-s
.-eirlr s1rA pr.r ear -4z 80 rf-r1s - ps-
- To- T. HD5P4R - s.. r E8OPEE
alllz-lln y r.
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IlrArn.nN NAsrFAcrrnrl..


Wefee by the exemption iaw that tanners
sheen,akers, saddlers and harness makers
are all exempt frem military duty To thi.
WE donot object. because their services arr
needed at henie more than in the field. bui
alt the3shite time tge think that these trade,
should hot take adyantage of the necessifie,
Of the times to charge such exorhitant pri
ees as they do for articles Of their nlanufac
: Ire We klow-that many Of the journey
rsen WHO d5-she work are not responsible
for the.=A \ prices; it is the owners of the
tanyafds, ri the shoe, saddle and harnes.
shops They employ men to work for them
atsi,ot veIy high rates, but they nuke the
profits ~ charging the enormous prices
Theme i no sense. no justice or excuse foI
shoes, boots, saddles and harness selling as
the NEW do We stated yesterday that
hides were as cheap as they ever hs,H been
In this We find We we're some what in error.
Hides are somewhat higher than forn!efiy
but rot sufficiently 50 to Justify Of excuse
theincfease inthe price Of articles ofleathsrn
uIanutaethlre. If these exorbitanti charges
are nqtlsfopped there Is "a remedy. aud that
Is to nqi the manufacturers Of these arfidtss
in the army as other mon ard then LEI thsdt
be detYIlcd to work a tanners, shqtnhkqrs,
sadalerf, &fl They might as well, ifvofk FOR
the tioyefnuen! at soldiers ply, as for other
men teih5ve 70 endure the fsardships ana in
cur the dangers Of a soldiers life. While
some nj en- .prf making immense sums Of mo
ney, others Of no more physical ability are
in the 4rnly serving the tiuverfmerAt at the
pitiful sum Of eIeven doliffrssa msiith. aa.d
nbny IF them destitute bt good elsf hing.
II THESE priees >re csnti9ued W., forI ane.
will advocate putting in eonteripis n,e-
chanic4 az weH a. otherImen.aii'l fesInitipe
.hen, d vsrksf9r the Government fgrIt5s
same fF.y that SOLDER get Butiftke npan-
utactnfers d eaftbn aid swoIien goods Iaqd
the Workers 10 lc4fher viii charge angthiaa
Ike q ,s9nable rases. We WILL be IN favor b
eSelnitiug those f,tsased ii, these bran qlseS
Of 3a5iness Aywa siii before. he Et.r.t-
nlcnqIc not 20 nsu' Il i, |Iilarne. but ,hf cap
ithlist4Nwllo own these establishments arr
tie lnfnNs hssf,, ali sheinYeigee Of The lAbor
If The opcrativcs and make for themselye4
The aFFst prs6i- I; is-fa crying ell and
mus 4ep,e5lirti
n II
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80 --'a @-t-
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CT. Px,cE-we .rs pe,fec;lv sa,i.sl

Grs PxIcE.-we are perfectly saii.54 !
WIKI the la-e~t rsRs from Gen Ptice. HHs
falling back 20 hislIass af supplies var n- {
essary IN a region as shoroukhl, Sxhaisiri
pnIess i was The iii:sn;iaz 70 push iai wsfi
lee ssvsiy Hhiea lie rrfbably was no- ~ +
pared :. do. Th.i il vas in accordance vi IT.
:. prs yipnrly FORMED plan is shown y Tie faci
thar lie Isscnred al rhe itl,uetiia-e benssfts 0i
the vic;pry + N55ils Re-ister.
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Military Blanks.
rHB FRkHKtIS STEAM PRINTING
HOUSE.

kILkNFls "a
ON firli \. a. e-'rl-s Iit- .h1it |rrficr- 80
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Prr-rit- IS = TX rtial re fsts--
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aa5 REWAnD.

>sERRrEse q isiss #. N ras ~ o. n -r-sag. IS
- iltn ia-;.. tlsuls1 haht BY rne p|,E-y
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- d psDey ne ~ l4Ese u~er ~ fsri fzrd A.
= IN tistlns,fk trit-e- JaSE lhUL-ET- f
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NANEIGL EENiLE IHSfIftfE.
g rFLLsND TENE.
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CfRlfED II sfb'eh .rut7 m, re.is.rce "a 49,
4 - hex ts f--eet 10 SAM 2Sss s1-d E-l-A$
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