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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

RETURNED. = Our young friend, Johnny
Wells, returned home yesterday morning, on
short visit He is member of Co. A., 7th
Iowa, and has been in every battle in which
they have been engaged, from Belmont to
Corinth. He makes an excellent soldier We
are glad to see him looking so well.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

MILL1NERY.-Mrs. Wade has just received
a splendid lot of bonnets and trimmings
They have been selected with taste, and as
she is an .tait on the latest styles, her GUS
toners may rest assured of being able to find
the very latest and most approved styles, as
dictated by Madam Fashion. She has
opened out stock that has never been sur.
passed in this city, and is prepared to furnish
them at prices to suit all. We were partic.
ularly taken with some beautiful specimens
of bonnets, and were almost persuaded to
purchase one for our in-we mean, sister
A lack of "phunds" prevented us. Those
wishing such articles should give Mrs. Wade
|. call.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17
BONNETs FOR OLD LADIES,
Probate Notice.

State of Ioca, Muscatine County, SIS:
ITO Juergen Henry Frederick kicxenberg, Dorathea
Il Elizabeth Rickenberg, and al others whom it may
coneern:-You hereby notified that at d regu ar
of the County Court of Muscatue county State of
Iowa, held the LIST Monday in October 1862 there
was opened and publicly read in open Court nstru
ment of writing purporting to be the last Will and
Testament of Henry Rckenberg. late of said county,
ceased and that Monday, the 10th day of November,
A. 1862, fixed upon the day for proving said
Will J. CARSKADDAN,
ct17w4t -prsfesS2.50 County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

PAINFUL AcCGDENT.-We learn that Ma
ron Heaton, an employee n Chambers saw
mill, was badly burned yesterday morning
while in the discharge of his duties at the
mill. We did not learn the PARTICULARS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

BI Lieut.. Col. Sanders, of the 10th regi-
ment, arrived at his home in Davenport on
Monday evening last. He is in very preca-
rious situation, from wound received at the
battle of Corinth, but the surgeons think that
with proper attention he may recover. We
hope so, as he is good and brave officer, and
one that the service can lily afford to lose.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

~ The WEEKLY JOURNAL was delayed
one day this week in order to get in the de-
llnquent tax list of Muscatine county De-
linquents will find this an interesting chapter
for them
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17
MARKETS..

MUscATINE, Oct. IL.
The weather, during the past yeek, has been unusu
ally pleasant, and business, in consequences brisk
Produce of all kinds has taken very sudden rise in
our great marts, during the last few days. We have
not, as yet, been much affected by this rise, but no
doubt soon shall. Wheat has, however advanced TON
cents on all kinds since our last Germ has also made
slight advance Rye is steady nearly former prices
barley is in demand and receipts light We give our
quotations:
WsEAr-We quote rejected spring at 400, and good
spring at 65c-old T5c. Fall 75c.
coaN.-shellcd Is to Is cts.
0ATs.-New 2O@25c
REALISTICALLY at sOa27c.
bARLEY.-In demand at 4Oa60c
PoTAToEs-New, 25c.
BuTrER.-Scarce at 12lScva
soEGHEa MoLAssEs-3Oa5oc,
EGas.-Sc. --.-
BEANs-In good demand at s., OOaS1 5, according to
quslisy.
GREEN APPLEs-4Oa50c.
SWEET PoTAToEs-5Oc,
BEEF CATTLE 81 ,5Oas2,OO per cwt.
HoGs-s2 OOa2, 80 gross.
LARD.-7aSc.
SHou1DERs-(country cured) at 214asc.
HAms.-(Country cured) at SC.
CLEAR SIDEs.-4c. .t.-.-.
HlDEs.-Green &c, green salt SIC, dry &c, dry flint
lie.
FLouR-s2,5O.
HAT-Timothy S41S per ton.
WooL-S5a5oc per pound.
Wu1sKEY--4oc. .--
LUMBER MARKET.
CLEAa-1st oualitv. ner N. s2s ID oua, s17 ho ~,
BARN SIDING-s11
FENcING-s10a12.
FRAMING TIMBER-s12a125o
FLooR1NG-Dressedl s1z
sIp1NG-(Dressed) s12
sr,xo,r.- s.wed a. sbavad 70 o. ont 40 n ,.u
LATH-$1,50
PIckErs-sl2 per NJ
sHsErING-s9aS1O.
SoANrL1NG-2x4 $40.
SASH sx10- 3a3Ilc ~
do 9112- 4a5c.
do 1Ox12- 4a4c: -..
do ex16- SC.
do 1Ox16- SC.
DooRs- pannel, 81 25a2 co.
do pannel, 80 OOa2 60
BI1vns-s2 ooas 90.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1s. D..
FLouR-Activs White winter. AZ. 25ss, 5o-.urinr
extra s5,3oa5, 4o-red winter 81, rs,
wHEA--Light and lower. No l red Il .osNo. rad
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

sGr A court of inquiry was ordered recent
ly at Washington City for Gen. 6. W. Morgan
to Investigate his course 10 the evacuation of,
Cumberland Gap, which step was deemed uu-
necessary.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17
MARION, Linn County, Iowa, I

The Republican majority in this county
will be at least 49, without the soldiers
vote, which will swell it to 600 or 700.
W D.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

The Republican majority in this State will
not be less than 10000.
We also elect the entire Congressional
delegation-six. Glory enough!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

rYCedar countyis reported 500 majority
for Price. Judge Thayer's speech at Upton
made 800 votes for his opponent.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

e=-The premium list of the late County
Fair is again crowded out. We will print it
as soon as possible
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

syW Wilton township, not reported yes
terday, gave nineteen republican majority
Cedar township, fifteen majority, same way.
Orono is yet to hear from.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

e. The October session of the Board of
Supervisors will commence next Monday.
Also the October term of the District
Court.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

MURDERED SoLDIER.-The body of soldier
was taken past this city by the Kate Cassel,
last Wednesday morning, to Davenport
His name was Jesse R Herrick, from Jones
county, Iowa. He was found in the river,
near New Boston, Ills, with bullet hole
through his head. 1t is supposed that he
was murdered by comrade, who was seen
with him on the night of his disappearance
They were not on the best of terms, as they
had both been applicants for the position of
Fife Major, Herrick coming off successful.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

PowEsHIEK COUNTY - The Montczuma
Republican, reports 1875 Republican majority
on the State ticket, 100 for Grnnell, and
clean Republican county ticket elected.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17
We learn that Grandview township gives
so Republican majority.
AeOkSlik g. uraty.
SIGUUKNE1, IUWH,
"Wednesday NIGHT. Oct. l.. 80.

SiGouRNEY, Iowa, =.
Wednesday Night, Oct. -, so.
FRIEND MAHIN Returns from the county
not all in yet. Estimated majority for the
Democrats, about 100 Grinnel falls a few
votes behind the State ticket. The compost
ton of our soldiers in the field will probably
save us the Clerk (Sanders), by nearly so
majority, and the same on the State ticket
Yours, in haste, S. \. JAMES.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

sy The 9th Iowa regiment has left Du.
buque for St Paul, to join Gen. Pope's army
against the Indians.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

~ johnson county goes largely Demo
cratic, not counting the soldiers VOTE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

The vote of the 24th regiment at Camp
Strong, as published yesterday, was incorrect
One company not having been included.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17
MARRIED.

On the sixteenth inst, by Rev. John II. Power,
at his residence on Seventh street, between Wal
nut and Mulberry, NR. THOMAS IL. KELLER and
MISS ACusAH \. BARRETT.
At West Liberty, the 14th inst. at the residence
of the BRIDES father, by Rev. John Hudson, Mr. NORTON
O. SroSE and Miss SARAH A. MILLER
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

Mahony stock rapidly declining, and will be
perfectly flat when the doings of the volun-
teers are heard from. L. B. f.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17
BRIGHTON, Washington Co., Iowa,

FRIEND MAuN: Wilson, for Congress,
and the State and county tickets received 80
majority, in this precinct Clay township
gives majority of SO for Wilson, State and
couDtv
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

VoTE OF THE SOLDIERS We learn, by
a private dispatch to the Davenport Gazette,
that the Goth Iowa regiment gives Hiram
Price 309 majority, and that the 26th gives
him 1916 majority. This shows the feelings
of our soldiers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

GREY BEARDs.-The remainder of the &C.
dar Rapids company, part of whom came in
Wednesday evening, arrived last evening on
the train from Iowa City. under charge of
Lieut.. E. H. Stedman. They make fine
looking company. They are quartered at
Eichelberger's Hotel.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

4 private circular has been issued by the
rebel government, to proprietors Of newspa-
pers, torbidding the publication Of the Pres-
dents Emancipation Proclamation.-Wa Wash.
imgton Dispatch. -t
For eighty years have the Southern aris-
tocracg kept race in bondage by keeping
them in 1ebased ignorance and it is not
strange that now they seek to doom to hope
less ruin themselves and their whole people
by delusion, ignorance and the exercise of ar
bitrary power "Whom the gods would de.
stroy they first make mad"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

|, SoILED AND DEFACED POSTAGE STAMps.-
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Sun. says he is authorized to state, by
che Third Assistant Postmaster General, that
it is not the intention of the Government to
refuse to redeem soiled, or defaced, or torn
postage stamps that have been used as cur
reocy. They cannot, however, be received as
proper stamps to be put on letters that are to
DE sent through the mails. Such must be
clean and unmarked, but the redemption of
soiled OF defaced, or torn ones that have been
used as currency, and not second time
for postage, will be provided for hereafter.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17
LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office, at Muscatine on the
II 18th day of October, 1862
Persons calling for any of the following letters will
plo Ssadv tisa5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17
NOTICE..

A LII those indebted to me hereby requested to
n pay Messrs. Richmar l. Brother, whom have al
thorizad to collect all notes and acc cunts due me.
Oct 1S-i5tw2w FRED Tape.
Fer sale.
OEO BARRELS mess pork, extra No. !, suitable
AOO for army stores.
DUNSMORE BA9RUS.
20S q 30, Second Street.
Oct6-d&W1m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-17

Bradford Cofroth, DEM, for Congress, has
between five and six hundred majority-a
Democratic gain. H.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

Of SEQ; lend. from whence he strictly excluded
trespassers. Some one sent hlm large mon
kew which he kept about his place; ana BOY
having been entrusted with the Ieliv,ry OF a
10 ter and having found The monkey at me
house door, was somewhat alarmed; 50 he 'hrew
down the letter and ran OF. On his way down
lie avenue, the boy met the new laird, who an
grily demanded what he WAS doing there. i
had letter for you sir sail the boy. Weii'
give it TO me- An, nut gave II to vour son,
sII, replied the trembling Iaudie. Ny son You
little rascal; have no SON. 'Weel, sir
Gamma Say for that, but he had an unco leuk o
yourself
A minister's an'-one of a class ct persons
of whom many anecdotes are told-was follow
ing he minister from The manSe 10 the kirk OH
Sabbath afternoon, when the minister. a"clnP
back, perceived u smile on The face OF his cd
attendant. 'Whar max 8 you laugh. James -
Il il unscemlv What is there to nnu e you Z
Oh naethimg particular, says james; i was
on.y thinking u something that happened tins
afternoon What is that? Tell me what II
was 'Wecl minister, dinna be angry WI Inc
but ye ken the congregation here are whites no
pleased TO get aud sermons Ina you, and this
morning got tn. better OF The kirk session ony
way And how was that, JAIME = said the
minister Deed sir, when we came out o tbs
kirk This forenoon, | kennel what they were
thinking and says 1, 'Eu, but you cmna ca
that an auld sermon this day, for it's no aboon
six weeks since you heard it last
The Rev. DR.. KeXeud was proceeding from
the manse Of D 10 church, to open new
pace of worship. AS he passed slowly and
gravely through the crowd gathered about the
doors, an elderly man, with the peculiar kind ol
wig known in that district-brght, s'nooih,and
Of reddish bruwn-accost d HIM. Doctor, II
yod please, wish to speak TO YOU WELL
Duncan says the venerable Doctor, can ye hoi
wait till after worship? No, Doctor, mnsi
speak to you now, for it is matter upon my
conscience. oh, siuce II Is uaIter OF con
SCIENCE Tell me what it is; but be brief, Dun
can, Tor time presses The matter lis this, Doc
tor. Yrsee he clock nder on the face oil the
new church Well there Is no clock really
,here-nurhing bur he face OF Il clock. There
Is no ruth III ii, but only once Ill twelve hours
Now, II is iii my mind very wroi g. an" qnl'e
against nv CON clence, hat there should be ii
lie on he face Of the hunse Of the lord Dun
can, | will consider the point. But | am glad
to see YOU lN"king 81 wei; you ule not young
now remember you for n!rny yehis; ana villa
fine head Of hair you have su Eth Doctor,
you are king noN !; it is long since have had
any hair Oh, Duncan. Duncan, are you GO
ing into the house # 'hc L rd with lie upon
your heaig' This settled The question and the
D JctUr heard 80 more Of the I've on the ace OF
the c Ock.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16
Wasted 'F5ns~.

Alone IN the dark and silent night, ..
With the heavy thc ught Of a v ,niHhed year.
when evil deeds come rack to SIGHT,
AM, good deed. rise with welcome cheer.
A one with the spectre o: b" past
That come with the old years dying chime,
There looms one shallow dark aad vast,
The shadow Of Was I'd Time.
The chances cfhnppiness cast away,
Tn Oppo tuniiie never = ught,
The go 10 reso.v that eve Y d.y,
Have dad in the imputeu,e Of ,loEGhi;
The law advance aud the ackward II p,
In the rugged oath We have strive to cnnp;
How t. ey turrow the brow a. d pale the lip
When We talk with Wasted tinr.
What are W. now? what had Deen
Had We hOa ded time the m>er'- gold,
StriY TX Gur need 10 win, a
r rough ,h- SUNNI, RS hear and the Pinter,s cold
"a, uLkI x f Um naught t'at the word rnusd do,
FezTiHg nau- IN bat the touc,! III crime;
Lab ring ~ uggilig all seasons through,
Md Knowing asted Time
Who : all recall tie va ished yearsP
no shah h ld b ok he CHUNG tide
Thai leaves as reno: Sc, aud h4ue and tears
ana washes away al hinl bssldr?
no sh i give us The g h, elem now,
To cave i-reNe tins hUlIudt rhyme.
10 shthr IF III 9th from hr,rt aud brow,
And batLe with Wasted Time:
The years hat pass come not again,
r. things tlat de 40 Il < renew,
But e',n iron he ru of hi cauk ,Ing chain
a Z lden truih il glimmer'Lg thr"u
That . him who earns from errO past,
Ard turns away with stree 9Th sub lne,
4 d mskes each year Guido the la I,
here is 10 Was. I'd Time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16
from the Louisville Journal, ,tb1

If you want 10 k.ow how the Devil fee Is,
ask the if5t rebel you meet.
How prosperous. Charleston mnst be.
Never before has she had 50 many vessels IN her
hul Dor rs -ha has now.
"A Nashville paper Gays that 6 a few steel
cannon wanted al Bowling Green. We
guess that Floyd, If little induc,neDt were
offered him, could steal lbe IRON ones.
The Nashville Louisville Courier boasts of
the spirit OF Buckner's army. We don't be.
FIVE it will have spIrit enough in It after the
first or at battle 10 fl a spirit lamp
The Tennessee Senate has voted TO Increase
RI wages IF he rebel soldiers Of that Stare to
fifteen dollars moth. But the wag-s hitherto
has been paid in paper OF no value. AMI the in
creased wnges will be paid in paper of no val
ne III give you nothing the first year and
-.lnnhla IL the next said Billy Dnrch.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16
C.n u.,,.ck,s Assessment.

The statement that Gen. Halieck had rece-
ded from his assessment Of $4,000 upon The
rebel estates of ST. Louis, has BEEN corrected
for some days 1t would have been suIren-
der wholly uucaled for, and dlshonorable.-
What Gen Halleck proposed to do was simply
TO change The board Of assessors, and have re-
vision of tue roll the tax having been 10y the
Old board unequally levied He has 10 idea oi
letting OH the iebes without payment Of tn,
SO. o., and Of other future sums that may be
requi, cd TOT the support of distressed Union II
gitves. The new bJard is composed OF he TOT
lowing gentlemen: Col Ge9ge Ihoru' Col.
B. G Farrar, Charles Borg. Esq, Franklin A.
Dick, f "a. AMI Samuel II. Gardiner, E,q.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16
" gaaG sssE

Parry is Tie madness of many for the gain of
!,w.
1t is wiser to prevent ua'rei beforehand
than To revenge 1t atterward
Be- calm while your adversary strrus and
irets, and you san warm Yourself at his ti'e
There are TWO CLASSES generally in the wrong.
Those w.o don't know enuugh aud thnse who
don't think enough.
An old man, when dangerous ST. was urg-
ed to lake advice uf a doctor, bu obJ"c'cd, ay-
ny, / wish 10 die 4 la ural death
Wherever l II d a great deal of attitude in u
poor man | take il for granted here would be
AS much generosity il he were rich man.
Nov, children, who loves all men 2 asked Il
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The question was hardly put
teto,e "a ltte girl, not four years old, answered
quickly, All women /
H, who profit. by his own exiere &c i wise
indeed; Yet wiser far i he "ho profits by that
of another. for he thereby has all the benefit but
uone ot The pain
He ;hat l. ruy p"li'e known how TO contra
dict With respect, and 20 please without adu la
ZION; a"J /, equalls remote from nn iuspi, ed
c"mpiaiSance, and loW tani,iaiy
'h"" Snu"'o ''e'ei oo =" >"''''e" !" va" nc
""> oee" =" '''o "i""s WI" 80 '"J ~ :"
"'hSi ""'u7' '"a' i'e 10 " iSe' '"u"J ''h'' ~ wa"
yeS'e'o'!'
y,nud.d Iri.hn,au wrote home from the
bus,itai and ti,nshe d by say M L We fought for
,h,s country, I've bled TOR i, anal shall be
ablc to ay I've died tor II.
The web of our life is of mingled yarn, 20
and III Ioptther: unr ,i,tn., wuu,u bp p,oud il
our G,ui4s " bIpped them ,ul ; aud uur crimes
would dr,vaiI, II they we.eno. cberi he'd ,v our
virtues
Every pc,sun ln,euslLk fixes upon some de-
,,e,t II finvn,eit1u his discourse. ,ony,. measure
d th,uuhL winch he thinks worth exhibiting
+ i, wise to hx this pretty hieh anhougn it DC
casInn> US To talk The less
lell,w uuh long b.m d. .hat he supposed he
mad a con, c. eiIce A. ,uty "A, t,eud Does yuur
20. ,-hIp IevtIed ihe. uId man. measure c..n-
.ci4,,cr, b> beard n,o.,ourl rd,Ilo ma, none
AZ All
" ha' ""a'' "e'P "u /" lhq'H'eu " iadE
"f Il modest gu Il AZ ''.r III 'i'tf-'"oe. "l'e
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16
a Iae Dei4Ih of PRINCE Albert.

From the London papers Iec,i lived By The
20 IN. .lrath Ut Pane A bert Hi illness ARC e
h"m his sleeping III damp iOOm. tn his rcceNl
visit 20 he Prlnce OF Wales at Cambridge
winch was ailci ward incr ea,ed by attending a
REVIEW of The E'uu voluute, rs, when he said
nai he fit rs IT cold water hid been poured
last hours of the Prircr, says:
! Unharpiiy, his Royal H3ghness was averse
MT dlClne and. even after ne cha, acItI ot he
ST, yer had dec aied .tt ,bj4c ed 20 4 ii ac-
ave I. inches, and esp cia ~ 10 bis being con-
IT,. u" tcumbent posture. He was each day
occasionally whr,'el ahuui the apattIne Is he
&C. npl,d unit Friday, when nis ia. {. which
-h-E "a Mouda, aud Tue-,iay VA, cilucal had
u. CONE nearly huprle-s. Fl his R",a IL g'.ne.s
!I.u~ 1t ha'' ple>ct tmen tha} the. II ne~s VOID
,htNe fatal from the time he head If The nature
F., "A lHr lever wEtch carried II the KING OF Pol-
gal; bpj It "a> not MI aier hr Maje> : re.
: ,urn tram her olive ou + iday !hal She Icalized
he daugei, and tor tweivts, cce>sIve hours she
aaected over tn. Prince with atfecIiouate So
hCiiudr, aud without IaIeI mission.
Las year an iucIpient attack of he same
nl, had b en- Naided If BY Ire nrompt inca =
taIe~ resoTted 20 by tuc lu,nrnted DIR b Nv who
AVA able - UveIc me IT, PfinCr'S repugna. &C
t. ACTIVE n.c'iicine On the p5escl4l Ucc;.,i II. ",
. & ear lhd thus rCpUguancc WAS not /" be over.
/ COME, aud therefore that the Cuurt PHYSICIAN.
=-airuut, at al events, bebiamed inr aclve treat
|. aaent llI~ Royal High - was conscious nj
anast 10 the last, but occasionally ,iIdrr &, anc
r." his deiTiun hi thought seemed 10 be q. Gu
gHrd ',b.ut tue P,imcr at Wales
ihe Medicat Times SAYS that as soon "a I'M
iaVulsbIe eli cumsf aIC'.h manifested them-elves
+ III DANES Csarh End D.. Jenuer requested tina
I the patient should have he benefit of addii, L
+ al a''Vlcr- and tha, thei own responsibility
shonid be divided. Ths proposition was very
, ni"iIIingly entertained by Fhe percentage mos
[ "rary III rIe>' ed, par,iy trom her unbuul de-
! e ! Il euCe III her advisers, and pattly f,um f-a
" ,I,l turIber depressing he v,tni ,'.wrr> OF tin
Prince Increasing hI> d->p"I d, ncl by ALARM
at H. lcuriun> Of uscIta-I dat gel. The repeat
q . request 81 tn ph. ,lclais however. was a
! ergth complied writ; tun ihy>icians were spec
laIiA sch clrd 10y h. aoN A. tauiiy-Sir Hem,
IL land a,.d D. Watson
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16
who was the EnfOrmer Z

Tie rumor that important news bad leaked
into rebel hands from completely in high quar-
ters at Washington, had an extraordinary ef-
feet. and sent scandal flying in every direction,
and lighting upon persons entirely loyal and in
nocent. 1t is now well under stood from the
movements OF the rebels hat they were aware
of the destination of Gen Burnsde's feet. The
story goes that it was talked OF in the family OF
A high Governm mt official, the neighbor of Adj
Gen. Thomas, and by ore Of the daughters of
tbe household communicated to her lover, who
ia affiliated with the rebels. TIE destination
,f the Burnside expedition has been changed
because of the knowledge OF the rebels acquired
OF The point at which u was aimed. me young
since returned. Her fla her, 1t is understood, viii
shortly leave for Earope for the benefit of his
health.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

THE devil does hot trap US twice alike. il
yesterday he came through vanity, to-day he
will come through pride. If to-day he comes
on one side, tomorrow he will come ON another
A, we are always watching the hole that 10
came in al last wIilr he IL coming III ahoihel'
We are gua dug an empty hole wnIe he Is
digging a new one Every step OF our lie l" one
Of unexpected coniLi"a'lon3 81 inIHenee', |nu
and mfr cen ciIcumsr,.Gces 1t is easy Tor n
man to purpose 70 carry himself 50 that his *
annie shall be IL lighr, but it is not so easy Tor
him to carry himself in that way under all cir
cumsLaucrs.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-16

SOUND. The young ladies in popular semi
nary in Maine met last week, and mutua y
agreed that they would neither purchase MOI
wear materials Of English manufacture i"I
clothing Acting on the hint thus given, the
Young ladies of several semnaries and schoo
In Massachusetts have made the same resolu
ueE.