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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-11
Third Ward.

Ihe foItoacing IN N. u. Or. Sec. 6, 7. !, R. 2S.
Hogan pit n or sec ., com and 229
# of the cor of said or sec, thence
Al S-12 II, thence rods, thence
fl 8-l2 1T, thence rods to beginning,
8 LOvell-Pt II or of sec 6, com in slime
of Deming street. 1854 ftw of line Of
sd or sec, thence on said st 81 4-12 It,
thence $50 S-12 it, thence 81 IT, thence
n III # to beginning. 30
J A Brownie or sec 9, com on line
of Deming st, q Alp IT W of e line Of sd
or sec, thence said st Ii Alp feet,
thence 189 fl, thence " PIP ft,theDce
n $50 s-l2 tt, to beginning %
keDyOn-Pt or sec E, com 264 # s Of
cor OF lot IL in said or sec and on
line oil Kenosha st, thence to line of
lot Is, thence on line Gflo Is, IL feet,
thence W to e line of KenOsha ST, thence
Al #, to beginning, 10
H Peters-Pt of lots II, 10 and IA,
e or Of section 6, com at n e cor oflot Il,
thence e line Of lot 81 fee:, to "
line of saiu lot, thence line q
lot 10 point "a IT n OF the 8 line Off
lot, thence across lets ID and Il to
line Of lot IA. thence n to n corner Of
lot Ia, thence line of said lots IL,
10 and 70 to beginning, IS
II Peters-Pt OF II e or of sec 6, com on
W line ofKenosha ct 81 # Of n cor OF
lot IL, 8 of common thence 80 #, thnce
to the W line of lot ~, thence 30 II,
thence tc beginning. 10
VIM White-Pt n or, sec g. com SIS # OF
the of lot l6 and liae OF
Kenosha st, thence to q point roase
of the line Of lot 16, thence Al feet
thence e to Kenosha st, thence a # to
beginning 6
Jno ii Nicho's-Lots 2s, 81 and part Of lot
%, beginning at the corner of lot 2s,
thence the e line of said lot IS It,
thence to point SO # n of The " cor
OF said lot, thence to the 8 cor1lhence
c to the beginning, also all the land Iy.
ing Of SAID parcels Of lots /, and Q
of the telegraph road, and bound ID 81 by
alley between lots %, &c. III 0
Hessberg Bro-Pt or sec g. com 10
rods s, and IL rods W OF the e cor of lot
II, thence rds, thence 5 1-2 rds,
thence rods, thence e5 10 rods to
beginning, 80
s Forbes-pt n e or sec g. com u rds 8 Of these
cor Of lot II, and Il 1-2 rds of centre of Old
Chicago read, rds, IL rds, n rds,
6 IL to beginning, Sc
ScOtt-Pt II ar sec 6: com 10 rds Of SO
Of lot II, thence " 10 rds rds 10
rds. Ii 3 rds 70 beginning, 5 g
chas Il Ford-Pt n or sec g. com 49 Sd rds 8
of the Inns Of lot II and 299 1-2 # " Of thew
line ofOld Chicago road, thence y 5 Ia rds,
n 5 5-8 rds IL rds, to beginning "a 81
0'Neiil-Pt Il or sec G: com rds " & 43 I-3
rds 4 OF c cor Of lot II, thence par'l with .
line Of lot II, A #. So I-2 rds, G Al IT, n5l-2
rds to beginning, 20 81
O'Seiil-Pt II Or sec 6: com - rds g. II fits
of the 5 e of lot II and the " lneof he
Old Chicago road, thence a. 1-2 #, a 8 rds
"A = f., 8 rds to beginning,
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-09-11
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Schools, Lodges Summaries, and Teachers The traue
supplied on the most liberal terms.
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Kidney Bladder Rheumatism Fits Cancer Piles Nervous
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-20

forces under Gems Hancoc'' and Humphreys,
which advanced towards Winchester on Thurs
day. have returned to their positions on the
Potomac. The Confederates did not modest
Gen. Hancock forces while falling back, but
followed those under Gen. Humphreys with
cavalry and artillery within short distance Of
Shephcydstown. The Federal loss was one
killed and six wounded. The Confederate loss
in the engagement IS said to have been between
forty and fifty. The Confederate wounded
found at Charlestovn were brought within the
Federal lines and paroied.
A dispatch from Washington states that
Gen. Stahl started on a reconnaissance TO Al
die and vicinity on Wednesday, returning on
friday evening. On Thursday party of Con-
federates were compelled to all back through
Thoroughfare Gap One hun |red prisoners
were captured during the expo dition. A wagon
train sent from Centreyille TO Gen. Stahl was
captured near New Market oy a party Of Con
federates on Thursday New Mark t is on the
old Bull Run battle field. The Southerners
are running trains to Bristoe Station.
Rev Dr. Bellows, a celebrated Unitarian
preacher, having at the late Unitarian convon-
ton at the North, delivered Speech in whirh
while proclaming himself in favor Of the wa
AMI against secession, spoke in the highest
terms Of the South and its people, has been
severely taken to task by several of tie North
ern papers.
A letter has been publiShed written BY JAS.
N. Mason in London, on the 10th ult., in re-
ply to some INQUIRIES addressed to him, as TO
what would be the effect Of recognition Of the
independence of the South. by England and
France, in which he says that such a recognition
would not be Of any value to the South, ex-
cept so far as it would tend to bring the present
war to a close. He adds: 1T is not in the ex-
perience of tie world that a war SO disastrous
in its results to those now waging itagainst the
Confederate States, when they were made to
understand that it was no longer conducted
against alleged rebels in arms, but against an
acknowledged equal political power, could long
be maintained. .
In the report Of Capt. Scott. Of the Mara
tanza, which has just been received by the r.
S. Navy Department, he states that it was not
safe to remain within two miles and half of
the shore, as the Confederates continued to
throw their shells clear over bis vessel after he
was more than four miles off the shore.
In spite OF the nun.berless calamities that
| have happened to the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, which terminates at Georgetown, during
the past year, the annual report Of the -four
inspector f)r that port informs us that he in
spected ITO, 495 barrels Of -four during the year
ending with September.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-20

TIE WAR IN THE WESTON Saturday,
che Confederate Col. John Morgan at the head
of fifteen hundred cavalry, made dash into
Lexington, Kentucky, and captured one hun
dred and twenty-five Of the Federal troops sta
rioned there-two hundred and fifty escaping.
Quite fight took place before the surrender.
in which the Confederates lost several killed and
wounded. The Federal loss was six killed
Yesterday COL Morga.,' troops, when between
Versailles and frank fort, were met by twenty
five hundred Federal cavalry-a fight ensuing
resulting in the defeat Of the Contederates. 1t
was reported that Col. Morgan at last accounts,
was endeavoring to join Gen. Humphrey Mar
shall 5 force near sharpsburg TWAS expected
that Gen. Marshall would move on and attach
the Federal troops at Paris last night. Lex
ington is again in possession Of the Federal
troops.
It was rumored at Corinth, Miss, OF Satur-
dav. that the Confederate Gen. Price was ga
thering large number Of troops at Holly
Springs with the design Of making move
noent on some point on the Mississippi and
Ohio railroad. It was also rumored that the
Confe,lerates had made an attack On the tede-
raj troops at Island No. 10. Thisreport is not
we'll authenticated, but as no boat had arrived
from Memphis for three days, it is apprehend-
ea that there has been some fighting on the
river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-20

The i. S. government is preparing remon-
STRANGE, addressed to the Confederate military
authorize on the subject Of the treatment
of prisoners Of war, 1t is said that the speech
made by fen, Prentiss receives the sanction Of
the government, as 70 some extent an indication
Of the views it intends to urge,
At Havana, on the 9Th, the Confede1 ate
steamer Blanche was chased on shore about
81 miles TO the westward Of the Moro, by one
Of the 7. s. war steamers, The crew set fire
20 the cargo Of cotton, which was entirely con-
sumed. The Spaniards appear to be very much
excited, vowing vengeance for the presumed
IL sult to Spanish soil.
The following are the particulars Of the death
Of Gen. james, che inyentor Of the project!e
which bears his name. During a trial OF the
missile at Sag Harbor, L. l., on Thursday last,
n the presence Of some French and Russian
officers of artillery, and 3 number Of the citi~
zens, a shell exploded, through carelessness,
kil(ing and wounding Cen James: Creas Ber-
GER. French officer, and others.
Hon. T. P. Blair, Jr., in recent address TO
the voters Of the St. Lo lis district, said Il
am opposed to negro brigades, and, TO use the
language Of Senator Henderson, to those
peaceful warriors who clamor for negro h1l-
gades,' and also, who, like Rachel weeping Tor
her children, refuse TO be comforted, because
they ere not It is derogatory to the manhood
Of twenty millions Of freemen to confess our
inability to put down this rebellion without
calling to our aid these semi-barbarous hordes,
and shocking to every mani " instinct to turn
loose such an element to WIZ on women and
children.
4 line Of stages between Fairfax Court House
and Washington has been established. They
leave both places daily, and the fare is three
dollars. The distance they travel is sixteen
miles -.a.,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
The Confederate Tax.

n FoBT MONROE, October THE steam
er brought down none of our prisoners
in exchange for the State prisoners sent
up The commissioners Of the rebel
government refused to exchange the
prisoners of State belonging to Virginia,
on the ground that they were taken on
territory belonging to the Confederacy
The Examiner says Congress has seri-
Gus business on its hands at present
The subject of revenue and finance is
now before Congress. The bill provides
that every citizen shall give to the gov
ernmentsone-6fth of his annual income,
and shall receive in acknowledgements
per cent bonds of all loans.
Eight per cent is the worst of all
taxes. Twenty per cent. on gross in
come is the most oppressive. By this
project Congress strikes heavier blow
at our credit than at the enemy. The
Government has committed financial
blunders enough to ruin its credit if the
confidence of the public was not so well
supported.
Congress postponed adjournment un-
til October 18th.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
Rebel Exemptions.

FoRT MONROE, Oct 9.-The Richmond
Examiner of the 9th, contains the mill
tary exemption act passed October 4th,
which exempts the police for all sections
of the country having dense negro pop
ulation, secures the liberty of the Press
by exempting editors and such help as
they require in their business. Exempts
the employees of transportation and tele-
graph companies, ministers of the gospel
shoemakers, superintendent and other
employees in their hospitals and wool,
cotton and paper mills, and employees
in such works. Overseers of plantations,
one man to every 500 head of cattle, far
mers, blacksmiths, .wagon-makers and
millers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
Arrival from Richmond.

WArHIxGToy, Oct 9-Among the arri-
walls to-day is Capt. f. G.. Young, direct
from Richmond, having left there Thurs
day under flag of truce, down the
James River. He, with Major Barney,
was captured Sept 9th, while on a
horseback tour in the vicinity of Bull
Run, by the Thirtieth Virginia Cavalry,
under Col Chomblass, a graduate of
West Point The prisoners spent four
days pleasantly on the way to Richmond,
and were treated kindly and Hospitality
By their captors, and by all they met on
the road. The cavalry regiment of Col
Chomblass was handsomely mounted and
uniformed, and fully equipped There
appears to be an abundance of salt, -four,
fresh beef, and shoes among the soldiers,
and good discipline prevailed.
They treated each other with great
/ kindness and courtesy No whisky
drinking or card-playing was allowed
Much comment is made by the rebel
troops as to the careless manner in which
our dead were buried on the plains OF
Manassas. u III 2
All the rebel soldiers denounce Gen.
Pope, but speak in the most compliment
tary terms of Mcclellan. The county
distriuS are exhausted of food for man
and beast, and in consequence apprehen
sions exist of great distress among the
people during the coming winter. Eve
ny body has pleanty of paper money o
every description and all denominations
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
Cincinnati rfarkets.

CINCINNATI, Oct 9.
Flour buoyant ald SC higher; super
fine 81 3J@4 40
WHEAT higher; red 90@92c; white
$l@l 10.
Corn and oats unchanged.
RRE frmer
WHISKY advanced to 3lc.
MESS Pork active and in good defiand
at SO 25@9 so, but it is now held at SO
5000
LARD-300 tierces of lard sold at &C.
BAcON-no movement in bulk meats
or bacon.
SEoUDDERs-50, 900 lbs shoulders sold
at 4c. ESoH -itv4
SUGAR-lc and coffee cent higher.
MoLAssEs 3(95c higher.
s LINsEED On 90c and scarce.
SPECIE has further advanced, bankers
paying 234@24c for gold, 10 for silver
and 20 for demand notes. Exchange
steady. The news of the advance OF
gold and sterling exchange in New York
has produced buoyant feeling in the
e. market generally.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

A Nd NOW HERE 1T APPEARING TO /
n Common Council of the CITY Of Evans
that Nos. 6, and of Nathan Rowlcy's subd
ION Of Block No q in the Fourth Enlargome
the City Of Evansville, arc 80 situated thai
collects and remains gtagnant thereon, and
owner or owners Of said Lots are hereby dire
and required by the said Council TO fiji M
Lots to such height as win prevent water
collecting and remaining sfagnant thereon vi
thirty days from the passage of this this o.
I. PATRICK BURKE, Clerk Of the Gil
Evansville, dc hereby certify that the foregoif
true and complete copy Of an order Of said q
Gil, passed on the fourth day Of September, A
1852, so far as il relates TO the within nomed /
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscf
my name and rfiixed the seal Of said City, this
day of September, A.. d. 1862.
81 sep2s P. BURKE, Cler
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
CORPORATION Notice.

Sept. q, Is 2.-And now IL il hereby
ane directed by the Common Council ofthe
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or D
lots, fronting on or adjoining the south Ca
Of Bond street, from Sixth to Ann
in said City cause the side walks thereon
brought 70 the proper grade, and that they
o side walk OF Glass No. TO be laid down I
within thirty days from the publication
order. p. BURKE, c
Clerks Office, October 2. 1862.
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OhDEE FUh A FLANK BIDe Walk.
Sept II, lsd2.-And now it is her, by 0
and directed by the Common Council Of the
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or d
lots, fronting on or adjoining the NORTH
side of Division street, between Seventh and ]
streets, in said City, cause the side walks Il
70 be brought TO the proper grade, and ths
cause side walk Of Glass No. 2 to be laid
thereon within thirty days from the pubiicai
this order. rtGt p. BURKE Ci
Clerks Office, Sept. AZ.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY

MR.. EDITOR:-YOU WILL PLEASE AN
nouncc ELLIS LEWIS as csndidat- for Distrsct
Attorney for the Commor Pleas District composed
If the counties Of Poscy, Vanderburgh, Gibson
and Warriek.
Mr.. EDITOR :-Pleaso announce the name Off
HAIER as candidate for District Attorney oftbis
Common Pleas District, composed Of tine counties
of vsnderburgh, Posey, Gibson and warriek. =
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

HzApeuARrERs, ST BATTALION INDIANA
LEGION, September % IS5 I
Commanders of Companies will hereafter assem-
bic their commands for drilI on Saturday afternoon
of each week, on the Longworth Tract, a. O'clock,
promptly until further orders.
Sucn commanders will will see hatevery menu
Der of their respective Companies shall turn ont for
drill upon the days above mentioned, unless a
reasonable and satisfactory excuse shall be made
for their absence.
Any member absenting himself from drill with
ont first having made such excuse TO his command
ing officer, shall be liable to arrest at any time
after such offense and be confined in the Guar l
House for any length of time hot less than nor
more than IS hours.
Commanding officers of Companies arc hereby
directed to cause the arrest of all absentees without
leave and report tho TO these headquarters
with written charges for punishment.
WILLIAM H. WALKER,
sep3n Major Com. Batallion
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
CORPORATION NOTICE.

VIsDHIE TVHs = FAAlFA EIDH WHIT
Sept. 10, 62.--And now it is hereby d
and directed by the Common Council ofthe
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or pa
lots, fronting on or adjoining tho north east
Sixth street between Cherry and OAK u
in said City, cause tho side walks Thereon
brought to the proper grade. and that they
a side walk of Class No. z to be laid down q
within thirty days from the publication o
order. p. BURKE, Gil
Clerks ofice, September q.
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Both articles are for sale by KELLER & WHITE
Evansville, and dealers generally. aug5-lmdw
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
oRpER ron A PLANK srpr WALK

Sept. 81, 1SG2.-And now IL is hereby
and directed by the Common Council Of &
Of Evansville, that tho owners Of all lot OF
Of lots, fronting On or adjoining tn
side of Clark street from Centre to Second
in said city, cause the side wslks thereof
brought TO the proper grade, and that they
side walk Of Glass No. l to be laid down I
within thirty days from the publication
order. P. BURKE,
Clerks Office, October 2.
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce the name of
3E0RGE woLFLIN as candidate for reelection
tn Office of Sheriff Of yanderbure County at
The next October election. = rte5... Z
EDITOR JOURNAL - Please announce N. L.
JOHNSON as a candidate for the Office of Sheriff of
vanderburgh County at the coming October cleo
ion. - r.te
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

LOUISVILLE, October "a report con-
siderd reliable, says Dumont attacked
John Morgan's forces near Frankfort
this morning, and drove them in every
direction, with little federal loss.
Il Dumont expected to surround and
capture his scattering bands.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
ACNERTTs'MEN
coRroRArIoN NOTICE.
oNpER ron a rLANk sIpE Walk.

ORDER ron PLANK SIDE WALK.
Sept. 81, lSG2.--And now it is hereby {
and directed by the Common Council of the
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or /
lots, fronting on or adjoining the south east
Bond street, from Fifth 20 Sixth street
City, cause the side walks ia Eeon to be b
10 the proper grade, and that they canse
walk of Class No. 2 TO be laid down I
within thirty days from the publication
order. p. BURKE, G
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


oRDER FOR BRICK EIDE WALK.
Sept. 1G, s32.--And now Il is hereby OF
and directed by the Common Council Of the {
EN ansville, thst the owners of all lots or pa
lots, fronting on or adjoining the east B
Leet street Centre and Second streets, IN sal,
cause the side walks thereon TO be brought
proper grade, and that theycause side "
Glass No. to be laid down thereon within
days from the publication oftliis order.
p. BURKE, Gil
Clerks Office, Sept. "a.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
FOR TREASURER.

Mr.. EDIToR please announce my name as a
candidate for the office OF County Treasurer at the
ensuing October election. J M. CALDWELL.
We are requested to announce the name of LE-
ROY CALVERT as a candidate for reelection to
tho Office Of County Treasurer at the ensuing octo-
bor election in Vanderburgh County.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE.

We are authorized to announce JOHN A. REITZ
as an unconditional Union candidate for Joint Re-
preventative from the counties of Poscy and Van
derburgh, at the October election.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR STATE SENATOR.

We are authorized TO announce GEO W. FINCH
as an unconditional Union candidate for State
Senator from the District composed of the coun-
tics Of Posey and Vanderbnrgh, at the ensuin
October election.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10

3 SANDY Hook, Oct 9-The steamer
Persia, from Liverpool 9th via Queens
town 18th has passed this point en- route
to New York f-N --r
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the
2Sth.
The news of Cen McClellan's victory
at Hagerstown had reached Liverpool
and attracted great attention. Some of
the English journals were dubious in
their remarks, while Others accorded
great credit to Mcclellan.
Consols closed Saturday ii 93I@938
for money,
BREADsTUFFs.-The various circulars
report -four quiet and steady. Wheat
quiet. Corn firm. Pork nominal Ba-
con steady. ~E>l
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Mr.. EDrroR AT the solicitation of many citi-
gems of all parties, authorize You TO publish my
name as candidate for County Commissioner Of
vandOrburgh County, at the ensuing October cleo
Non. ALEX. MADDUx.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.

Eos. EDIToR Please announce my name in
your paper as candidate for Assessor for the
Township of Perry, vanderburgh county, at
the ensuing October election.
Yours, DANIEL WENTZEL.
EDrroRs JOURNAL Please announce my name
as a candidate for reelection to the Office OF As
SCISSOR of Pigeon Township at the coming October
election. WILLIAM WARREN. 4