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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-03

A LAFGE AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
a Front ROOM, ,Ond floor; also one on tho
FIRST floor, with Board may be obtained by pplyns
At 339 street, between 9Th and 10th. no q 6tH
ITO LET-In q private family. . large FUR.
L k1SHED ROOM to two lentieuien " ith
or without Board Address Box g Star Office
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PYeviSionAl tlongFess.

We learn that there ID no immediate pros.
pet Of 9 dissolution Of this body, although
~ ,srm Of existence n ast expire within .
bills recently passed 10 one making some
changes in the organization and enlist.
nert OF the military force. amsndatory Of the
set to raise an additional military force, to
serve during the war" The FIRST section
provides that volunteers may b accepted BY
the President sinsly, a. we'll Is In companies,
squadrons, battalions or regiments. The
second, that officers shall bo chosen in the
manner prescribed by the act for the grant
ms of bounty and furlouEhs; and that va
osnoies shall be dlled BY promotion, accord.
ing to grade and seniority, except in
case Of disability or other incompetsncy
the power being reserved to the Presi.
dent TO depart from this rule In honor Of
any person especially distinguished BY his
Commanding General for extraordinary
merit, or some signal act Of military skill
and gallantry. The third section provides
for detailing one otncer, one non COM
miAioned officer, and one or more prt-
Yates from each company, to recr nit men for
filling vacancies occurring In such company;
the men 70 recruited to bs mustered in at the
time Of their enrolment. and entitled to
transportation and subsistence, or oommu.
u;ion Of subsistence, till they join their
respective companies, and to hfty dollars
bounty " b. paid ~ the time Of joining the
same. The fourth section authorizes the
Prssidsnt 10 appoint and commission suita-
ole Officers to raise regiments. &c. but such
efacers are not to receive pay until their
respective commands are fully organized and
reported to the Secretary Of War.
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lac barnsids Rlsst-Aecusase Statemsnts.
The Newborn Program. Of Taesday. says
Ae's such thing ~ the Barrsids dsst,
@.a what is left Of It IL actually at Hsttsras
q. me country IL % situated about Hattsras
sns'n u dmcult 70 get close enough TO the
r,, ,hy 70 take satisfactory observations
vi. .'.nout being observed. We saw, however,
S nu con versed with . gentlemen yesterday
si. ee' nom PorSmouth, having left that
me-: saturday and arrived here Sunday
~ I., VINO went to Ucracoke before leaving,
"a - morse and rode down the bank - near
I.s.ue enemy % was safe. within ten or
). ssn miles and took ~ good an observation
n NJ could With glass. He says hs counted
.s. ..ssseIs, about two.thirds Of which were
a. .mes, al! inside the bar, and about 20 In.
M ,ao me sound, and puts down the number
di, Sne n,undrsd: He was confident that hs
h. uetIy saw the wrscs OF what he took n
ss,. iAfge frtgate on the bar. outside, and
hi. III vessels aground inside, and gives Il -
49, "Ynlon, that not lees than from ten TO ~.
la. veeseis OF one kind or another have besn
~. .aas the bar In the recent gale.
1s. .1 The Same gentleman informs ne
imn..sxnt OF the Ocrscoks mon had bseu
mi hssd ~ pilots, but have subsequently,
q 800 sn released, having refused sbsOlutsly
Of tns,, M ~ mat capacity, even q the pssn
. Usi. T. NJ. Orosson. Who. ~ are happy y
s,G,S.. has bsen appciptsd q connand Of
Oolos.Y o this post With rank o. Ltout.
een~ went down Sunday WoTatDg n
noc,A ns Of the l.lbsmaSls % fsy - the
isssr a - Raniico Stvsr, ana soslng nothinS
:. 4 I. POI S.iisv:z ~ ~ s..t III, :. .n,s
siorm ~ " breach naAe 81 N r6eeat
ssr < ~ through ilshtesiag tAe1s soaseIs
Dahs"s -, an4 ct hmo lbf noYo4o1 dayU.
ssnipx. 49, sos o. I've: ut tbat fhA1 tntes4
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BY Z B. COOK, Axct.

CATALOGUE SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
~ STOCK OF Boots, SHOES. HATS,
TRUNKS. &C., AT AUOTION-Oa MONDAY,
Sd day Of February, at 10 o'clock. / will sell, by
catalogue, at the store Of Asssrs. WESTON l.
WILLIAMS. (both partners being In the Coufsd.
crate ssrvioaj No. IS Pearl street, eli Of their
sock Of the above named GOODS, consisting Of
Mems Thick Boots.
Mems Kip Boots.
Mems Calf Boota
Men . Thick Brogaps.
Asa's Thick Bswed Bscsans, city made.
Meas Thick Kip Broganx
Mems Congress Boots. pesgsd and sswed.
Mems BAlmorAls.
Boys and Youths Bfcgans.
Boys and Youths Boots.
Women's Pssgsd and Sswsd Boots.
Wonon's BuskinD.
Womsns Cater Boots 6swsd and Perssd.
Wonsas Ktd and Morocco 81 ppss.
Meas and Womsn's Rubber Snoes.
ni9es' Dootees and blippssA
ChildS Peeged Boots.
Ohilds' PsSg Cd Boots, COPPER toSa
Ohflds Fancy Boosa
OAtlAs Cater Boots.
Ladies' Buck 0auntleta
nolid Lsssnsr Trunks,
4 large lot of Wool Hats, g., 10.
lasss lot Of
Cotton and Nsrino Nhirts end Drswsss.
1lsacAed Oottons, Pfints.
LINEN Shirts. Rubber Goats.
Paying Ossds. Fancy boaps.
1pen Handksrehiafh Towels.
I~ppee. 8. ain and Ground, &C., Is.
Catalogaes win b ready. and The Goods for
sxsninaaion, a the ThursAsy previous to Aals.
The attsetlon Of tAs trade 10 particularly asked
= tAls eals - the Goods ars Ill regular and
ehAnt11ls, snd have been laid IN with great care,
- suit TIE 1ieADtod markets.
Ass9a Weatoo WllliAas being h the Ooo.
feAssaso soevles, end having no time to give 70
hasineoa Aovo determined 70 ell without rosorvo.
TRRMs.-OasA, In bankAble funds.
h2t y. b. COOK, Auet
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GUTUHB DlY1.
~ 0oDDIN Z APPERSoM, Ixe'rs.

EOUR LOTS. OF ONE ACRE EAOH. IN
II SIDNEY, bounded BY Grove, Robinson
and ElmWood streets, FOk SALE AT AUO.
T1ON.-Win Be cold 1t auction, on the pre-.
mtsss, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th February,
1851. At A O'Clock p. d those four m ost
beautiful LOTS in Sidney, Located a. above,
each having front Of 1901 feet. and depth
Robinson and Elm wood streets. and adtoin-
ing the cottage residence owned By Captain
John Wilder Atkinsou. These 10 to, without
doubt, are among the most boauufu In that
improving locality.
TBaMs.-One-fourth cash balance at 4, .,
and u months, for negotiable notes, Interest
added, secured BY Q trust deed, or title re-
tanned. The taxes for 1861 to be paid BY the
purchaser.
jasI GODDIN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
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.f ,umuary OF Enelish news - the
~a..sru Journals y very curious. especially
49,. - Nth rsfsrsaes - sAs views OF ne
MAJ ~. oousidsr all Of the oat-givib . Of
1.. thvs represented through The poi
"sT .ssn OF the corrupt Northern jour.
s0as .,,tt,sA 70 very ntus weight. The
Sss' ..nttment OF Easlaad u with the
pp.s.ru Uonfsdsracy, inevitably. The ap'
sos ..s,ns session Of Parliament viii show
- in the meanwhile, the continued
!" lew preparation Of the Bridsh Govern.
min. circumstance not 70 b regarded -
TIA rs,s II y . very powerful. yet
w. .oa ststent and unprinctpisd news
A's' I,um tickle - the New York Herald,
PAr n.sc-upulous. II u more respectable,
Anu INIT still IL can sometimes descend
Ins ueh in decsncy. Its attack on Msssrs.
~..on and Slidell. II properly Represented.
ut NJ backyard. Il has one AdvAn.
a, the Hs al: that its editors have not
We, oovhided or booted but then Bennett
:, Known and accessible. while the editorial
~..d Of the Tiass 10 myth. thing intangi-
-. 1t has nsithsr soul nor corpor.
W., So that, while the Tsnss II paper
n great energy, great ABILITY II mas NO sort
s,..ssbiIity, DO sense Of justice. NO charac-
a., lar consistency, sincerity, or fair dealing.
-. ,old shoulder 70 the South to-day u NO
.,.,su sss that II will not b. it, warm defsn.
a., tomorrow. The Tims will In the ensu
,r, mouths give us, NO doubt, vast deal OF
s,ouisite satire upon Jonathan. and not q
un,e EDITORIAL Precipitation Of tho South; but
a.. latter We will take with grain Of salt.
We sh.I see in good time where tho Eng.
u,h public and where the Ealish Parliament
Gill stand. We know how the British inter.
,s,s should incline them, and in that way,
we're there no other influences, they viii
%. Bat there are considerations Of human.
ny and civilization forcsd upon them by the
bsrsarisms OF the Northern people. These
gili co.operats with The appeals Of interest
and W. shall SEQ in gool time that Englana
will no, be An Idle spectator Of the events in
this country. She will act, and she will act
With the concurrence OF France.
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A number Of refugees reached this city
Wednesday evening. having escaped from
Maryland BY the new route across Bull Run
Among them IL MIR. George Maynard, for.
merly Of this city, now OF California. He
travelled overland BY Utah and the Plains to
81. Joseph and St. Lsuis. Thence via the
Lakes, New York, Baltimore. and Bull Run.
He had dangerous journey, but got through
salts, with number Of fsllow-travslsrs from
Maryland, who have come to enjoy the land
Of Dixie, and escape the thraldom Of Lincoln
misrule.
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Aid - the 3stA We. Regiment.

Aid - the Seth We. REGIMENT. :
nowledgsd subscribed In bshalfof this rsgi.
nent, " hose homes are now in the hands OF
the enemy. the following additional sums
have been received by MIR. r. L. Reeve, the
Treasurer Of the fund. at Msesrs. Yancsy :
HsErison's. The total amount received mp to
this time IL u, 1852:
~; c. T. Worthsm L Co.. oIo J. m. Taylor
1Son, clio; I. L q. b. Davenport. elo; a..
WPurcsl, 90; Nicholas Mile. ol6; Mrs.
Sstlis .. Jones, "a; n. A. Thompson. % ;
OAsn, %; X. I. Hubbard. Jr., el7 Cash, 80.
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To CsrrespendentS.

Tho two Offices in a leading daily journal
WIZ reference to which an advertisement up.
Pss'd IN this paper recently, with direction
" applicants t. address the Editors, have -
Dsen nllsd. The letters ON the subject wsfe
:. " numerous that it Is impossible TO reply to
them BY mail.
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The Reported Fight NJ Bowling Green.
Tho report Of q Federal defeat At Bowling
Green. KY. derived from Yankee sources,
was revived on our streets yesterday. There
10 no confirmation Of the intelligence, and
well informed persons look upon 1t a. .
o0uArd.
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AUuEx0a 0AA~.
THIS pAY.
By DDNIAppERsoN. I.ee..

BY 0ODDLN I APPEkSON Ixres.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF "A BEAUTIFUL
I'd FAM N4I y q, A S.sI NEAH III
MILES EAST OF kICHMON O.-By vistuD
Of . deed Of trust. dated Let Apguss, 1859 duly
recorded u Hepsico County OoAst. and with ths
public auction. en- the ptsri-ss. o. PfIDAY,
the 3lst January. 1902 NJ IL o'clock H.. or sAr;
II NOT, tne next fair day thsfeAftsr,) tbs vssy
beautiful q; m locassd - above. nov n the ocr1-
pAncy Of NJ ChAs. Camm snp, cortAsniag 20
serss adjoining the lands Of MIS-. JosiAh D. ensA,
Inc late A. II 0r.xtoa, ad others.
The DWELLING u IN excellent er6oe, oootstns
'oar large rooms and thre sau cnss. nearly q, u
wnich have closets atssehsd TO them. j. hes. BE-.
SIDES . passage hall, and ross-rcom. The lower
rooms are ta,tsfully pspsrsd. The Kitehen buil4
DS e1ntaans four rooms and CELLAR. otsoitnq tse
oer hnssss and four COWS attaShsa 70 a szssll 1t
md roomy Barn. There T., besiAss, . Oasrsses.
nSGss' ana other ont-buiidipgs.
! 49,. 20 soss iAId u OF gooa quality, sontaaplo0
.ooos !" ssres; the rest Of the land Il well ~ .
timber Of original srewsh. The > scs hes abous
ie0 cnoc. Fruit Trees, al In hearsbae o-dsr; halk
acse IN nne AspArsgo beds; Rsspbsrfira arA
cn2os elIswbs berries around The dwelling aaa ex.
II IL seldom that . farm ensgips 10 nsav -.
vsnise Gee - this-evsrythins N pIsss 60.
10 nss'nsas TO the city - 'ssdsnes, o. - ~
ket gsrden-is offered ct auction.
after the sale, ali the psri.hahA prop~ssv Nm
b scld, consisting Of
Ane family HORSE.
youog, excellent MULES.
fine MULCH cow
Stock Of SOWs and PIGS.
TOP BUGGY ns.rly new.
DARTS; IMPLEMENTS Of an dsrorapNn,.
and 10 good order; and 'ses. Of PROvEkDE2
Tsxxs-For reel estate. one fourth s..s hal.
ancs ~ ., H. ara IL months, for cssotisble notea
tatsrest added, secured BY a trust deed The .a1os
'j yea c s. 3 Hsa y Fl
r. S.-1f desired. tho foregoing pace can
% treated for At private sale. O. & a.
JAN
EORTY AUSr BEAUTIFUL AND AT.
~ TKACTiVE LOTS, IN TdH TOWN Or
SIDNEY, bounded by Fsdsrsl, RlnwooA, Cary.
Poplar, aud Cuivsrt reeta-Wu, 10 sold q sue.
tios'. on she premises, Oh THU RSOAY. khs ltth
January no, st IL O. sloek NJ. II fair II uoA
the next fair day thsreaftsr.) tkose two beautiful
squares located - above, each havine n smal
Dwelling and other buiidinxs thereon Tia s.id
squares win be divided into forty .cts, sana hav.
Ing front Of 81 feet and depth Of 100 fsss 70 an
auey 70 feet vide . heso lots ere, wisAou. doubt.
The most beautiful In Sidnsy, and are loas.sd n
The most i'm proving past Of Die suburbs
TEAhs.-one-fo fourth cash, balance q G. L. and
ID months, for negotiable notes, interest sddod
occurred by . trust deed. The taxes for 1869 "a
be paid by the purchaser.
The particular after uon Of he public II called
70 -, shi. 'As' 9oDoN APPERsoN.
POSrPONEMENT.-ln consequent of the
inclement weather the above sale was posi-
poned to THURSDAY, January soth, 1859. II
lasa aoDDIN l. APPERsoN Aucts.
r: S-Ths. above sale. lin consequence OF
the rainJ was unavoidsbly Eo.,poned from
yesterday to THIS AFAERNOUN, at foux
O'Clock.
jasl GODDIN 4 ApPERSON.
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FUTURE pAY,
By JAS. N. TAYLOR + SON, Ascsts.A~s,

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT on the
i'll north line of Marshall, between Adams
ana LIST streets, at Auction We will cell
npon the premises on THU hsDaY. the stn
day OF February, comm nc.ng a. 4 O'Clock
F. M, a very handsome BUILDING Los
on the north side OF Marshall, between
Adams and lst streets. 1t fronts 81 feet q I'd
runs back 100 feet TO a wide alley.
TsRss-Ons.third cash; the balance at
and u mouths. for negotiable notes, with In.
tsrest added, and secured by trust deeds.
JAMES M. taylor / SON.
j. 2a-ts Auctionesra.
HhRY VALu nAs. ~. !. l. est ATE, AT
Y THE OORNNk OF FRANKLIN AND
SEVENTH Bra., AT Au01loE We will
eommsrcipg 1t o'oeex r. NJ. the very ,aluxoi
Heal Estate, located At tho nortneag. tntArsecitsn
Of Franklin an,t 7th streets and adjoining thS
.s:,a;nss Of Risss,s wa,,ssid ras
back Ito feet 10 paved alley Is feet wids IL
viii Be DIVIDED into i've lot. Of 26 is.t each.
This property Is decidedly the mo.t dssirebis
for famiies row In the market. be;us located ~
IExMs One iourta e.sh; the remainder 1t 1.
O. aad years. for negoiisb's notes, with ints.sst
addsd. and secured BY ,suSs deed 7hs Las-
jaz7 jas. N TAYLOR 4 SON, An ~. Z
VTERx DEslRABL1 Is KIUK RESI-
v DENOE ca CAN Il, BETWEEN Srv
AMI erH STREETS, AT AUOT,. N.-Ws
Will sell upon the IreIaises, on MONDAY,
thssd day OF February, at4o'clock. r. NJ, the
very desirable family residence, located on
tho South side Caa.l between 9th aud 9th
streets, adjoining the 'tesidencs Of Vim. y.
Jcnas. Ii 10 we'll arranged for the eeommoda-
ton Of q large sizesi family, supplied with
gas and water, aud IN good order. The tot
fronts y feet, aud rms back the usual depth
TO an alley.
TxRxs.-Uns. four III ash the balance at {.
and u months, for aea Otiabls notes. with IA.
tsrest added, and ssS ursd BY trust deco.
AA' Jas. n iASIOR ! SON On
jaA Aucti0nseys.
4 FARM OuNTAINiN0 10 ACRRs. ON
IA THD NEW CBNF1AL hOA's, II HEN
RlUO COUNTY. y Sins fROA Tns UltY.
AZ AUC.lOs-Ws wci SELL upon u. prem
Uses, on TUESDAY, tie 4tA NY II Hsb. vssy,
commsu q e'el.sk r. H.. very sesirsSa
karm. oaa.anlns lS0 asrss. On NE nav o-nEal
Re.a, 10 HeaEse. essnsy.li all.s FRA The sis,.
ders. a.l esk~n e. sIs ssovs Il ss~ ".
e'earea md N 1Ds staso IL cuit.vs.3pa tn ~
naardee y In wood There ere upss tie prem
| is:s seeounsaatioas TO- servants. sssns. and
IIRAs.-Ons.icarsA ea.A, Me halanss At L. ..
aAdsd, ana secures 81 trua dssd. ahs pa.
'A:.;s 70 ':fs e. NJ; TS e s:s son A.
IrT(WO vEKY CONVaNiENT AED DE-
sIRARLE FAMILY hEsIbEvCEs
/ on NARSH ALL. HxrWEEN NUNROX
AND HENRY STREETS. Al AUCTION
wv Ms, ,: :s :e's a., SpSa ne Pss.,..s en- 1n1m
md d.sisssls FAMILY sasiDFNCES. IL.
| uatsA on The north sads Of nayshali, bssWeea
rooms zach. fhsy iroas = feet sscn. aud yuA
| hack $50 fset 20 8 wide alley, and ars IN .
very pleas.n nsish horbood.
TaDMs.- Oas- third cNh; the balance Ae
/ 80 4 hn Err n
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ja2 %
~ ER0Ea NTS SALt.-On FRIDAY, the
Sis. day OF January, 1861 at IL O'Clock
NJ, will sell for c,sh, at the barrel factory
of H. w. Cole. on the Dock, the following
articles. namely:
stationary Steam Engine, cylinder IL By
80 inches, complete, with three cylinder
boilers, 80 ig ches diane ter by % feet long.
l lot CT u and II -inch shafting, with pull
legs, couplings, and hangers
lot Of Betting, up 10 IA inches In width.
lot of Steam Pipes.
l Head Planning Machine.
l Head Finishing M Oh inc.
! Stave Trim ming Machine
Several Cross.Out and Rip Saws, on benches.
Straw Cutter. shafts and pu,ieys .tae he'd
to sine the frame buildings and the
brick boiler building ON The lot, 10
TO satisfy executions In my hands against
II. W. Cole, In favor Of u. ID. Yale ana r.
Kahn ALSO, An attachment against sad
Cole In favor OF @. J Sinton = 30
THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
IA 2S-tds Serg't Olty Richmond.
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TTORsEs. sPRIN0 DRAY AND HAR-
Aks VA Esa sRn roR sA 4LGo n AZ AHd p
TION.-Wul b. sol1' on Saturday morning,
February 1st, comm epcing ct 10 o'clock, at
tAe HoSGo Auction Lot on Council Chamber
Hill
y. Ls1sS Eol.s. a Ic.'4
a.: 100 S6p.
jasl RIOS. kEssEE, Auctiouser.
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~ 4. = COOK, Asss

TTRUSTEE'S SALE OF HYDRAULIC
i PRESS, TUBAOCO FAUtOKY FIX.
TURES, 30 40. AT AUCTION by viz, az
Of q deed Of trust to tns subscribers, by
Messrs Roddy & Strother, and duly recorded
In the Office Of the hustings court Of the city
Of Richmond. we will procsed to sell, At The
Factory OF said Roddy l. Srother, on Main
street, on FRIDAY, 3lst day Of January.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, all tho Tobacco
Mixtures conveyed BY said deed, con insisting Of
plete, Tobacco Pm ESS ES. MILLS, and, in
fact, every article pertaining to the man ufac-
ture of Tobacco-the W hole being In first.rate
condition. Tbs sale recommends itself to
those wanting articles In the above line.
TRANS cash.
@. w. 0RETTER. lr-,...
X. II. DIBBKELL, Eus'
Sale conducted by T.. h. COOK, Auct'r.
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P'ci'k.
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-18
sold Phelps, ON Change.

How to get rid of SCUM backs" and restore the
circulation of silver for change:
In looking over a New York paper the other
day, perceive that the ''gum backs" have had
their day as substitutes for silver and copper
They answered temporary purpose, but the pub
lie got heartily tired of them in spite of their
adhesive propensties. 1t not shin plasters, they
threaten to become finger plasters The task of
keeping them strictly by themselves was not light
C onsuming time and drawing on patience. They
are, besides, liable to be cut, torn or otherwise
rendered unserviceable as genuine postage stamps
Now my plan, Mr.. Editor, is this: Silver will
come back into the channel of circulation once
more and If the public act judiciously, will con-
tinue to flow. What l mean by acting iudicious-
ly, is this: Let no man be so mean as to make
small purchases, for the sake of getting silver
change to sell but provide himself with specie Mt
small loss, if necessary, to pay for purchases up
to half dollar. Now, friend of mine by the
name of Phelps; some call him sOId Phelps who
does originate an idea, sometimes; says he is will
ling to take the initiative in this matter, and is
ready to pay specie as change. for balances not ex
ceeding fifty cents, or in other words; if person
will patronlze him TO the extent of half dollar
he is willing to pay him the balance in silver.
We say patronize him, by all means, and if 9th
er dealers will do the same thing, We shall have
plenty of change TO bless our eyes.
The Ancient keeps all kinds of game, in it
season. Warm meals at any time, Fresh Oyster
constantly on hand and all the delicacies of tn
season that can be found in any first class Eatin
House in the West, will be found at the Metropo
Titan Eating Rooms, nearly opposite BainE Hard
ware store, Main St
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KENosHA. Sept. IS, 1862.

hENOSHA, OepI. 10, 1907
Our Company, the one mostly recruited by
Capt F. NEWELL arrived here on Thursday, the
Ilth inst. Our company is almost entirely COM
posed of country boys, who think their hearts are
about in the right place.
We came here with Capt. Newell as our unani-
nous choice for commander of the company But
outside pressure and that alone had worked its
way clear to Madison, and with no better excuse
than that he had had too much experience placed
our Capt. i'll that perplexlng and unlucky situa-
ton where he was obliged to resign or be thrown
out He took the more honorable way, and with
many regrets and even tears, he resigned on Tues
day last The parting on our part was not les
tender and affectionate. The Capt. had so instil-
ed himself in our affections by his kind yet strict
words, his good moral precepts and his kindly adj
vice and fatherly for our whole welfare, that
we are not ashamed to say that there were tears
shed at the parting, by young men who will prove
themselves no towards in the hour of danger.
JOSEPH LINsLEY of Paris was then unanimous
lY chosen for our Captain. He is young man
whom we think will soon take placein our hearts
nearly if not quite equal to our former CHOICE
one who we think will prove himself true friend
to the company and one who will prove himself
all right where battles to be fought and victo
ries won. .e..ar.s... .... ...-
The company respectfully submit the following
resolution
ResoJoed-That we tender our most hearty and
sincere thank to Capt. Newell for his prompt and
efficient efforts in the organization of our compa.
ny and that we tender him our most cordial and
earnest wel-wshes for his future happiness, an0
that through all the scenes aud trials OF soldiers
life we will ever gratefully remember his kind at
tention aud fatherly regard for u.s.
}. CIR, By request Of the compaxy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-18

ef this road, and I saw many extensive neioS VI
~ that looked highly promising. The thresh'
~ has fairly commenced, and regret to
lug seaa' ng large number of samples OF
say l'las .%a.t Jaw none of first quality, and
spring ,o wnsa that the FIELD per is very light
indeed. Winter wheat is excellent anu Tue .ai
mers are again trying the experiment of sowing
laroelv this fall There are some pleasant NE
v;Iiaoes ON the line of this road; Harvard IS Tue
nr;ncinal one, and conpects with the Nor'n
Western roads. Judge Aver, the p0rtly propf'e
+,r of tho Harvard House, knows how to get up
oood breakfast, as 1 had frequent and ample OPP
portunity to judge, by an inward application Oh
roast chickens delicious coffee, and othe[ H''"s'
Rockford is fine fourishing little city aFontalns
f.oro Eve 70 seven thousand inhabitants, and many
erceIIent buildings. The principal one is the
Holland House, in the first story of which is the
most office, and the office of the American Elk
press Company
Camp Fuller is located III this city, On the west
hank of Rock River, and at present there are five
rogin,ents in camp drilling. To witness their
enc evolutions. makes one think OF war;
Yours, &c, N'h o.
Rockford Sept. 18th, 1862,