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DREE4,

On the lOih Of June, 1853, a. the ,esdence of her
brother. in law, David Rair, Esq, Huntington, Ia,
Mrs. MAMIE HOWE MCKINLEY, wife of DR.. HAYS
MoKINLEY, OF Reuosh2 Wiz.
The deceased said day two before her death she
had given up the world and everything in it, hoped to
be patient the and only wished for the Lord Je
sus to her this side Of Jordan conduct her over
She died with full reliance the Lord and with the as
surance of His acceptance blessed The ad hiCh
die the Lord for they their labors and th,ir
works do follow them. [Com.
AT Kenoshs. Wis, on III Goth of April 1868, HAYS,
infant son of MAMIE HOWE end Or. HAYS MCKINLEY,
aged months ara II daye.
At Kencs ha, Wis. May 80, 1853, SARAH H., wife of
JAMES J. PETIT after protrced and painful illness
years dur alton, aged 5S years.
SHE was the daughter of Eli Z. and Hannah Ill., of
Cazroyia n. Y, At an early age ale united with the
Presbyterian Church at that place, and there MAJ
red in 1929. She faithfully fulfill the duties and
obligations OF her sphere rs WIFE mother christina pat
riot, friend.
As wife, ever true; heip-mest both in prosperity
nd in adversely. As mother OF four sons and an oil
ly daughter loving, faithful, Kind guiding BY both
precept and example to their duties and responsible
tiles in this life and wOm- by whom the world
could be made better and pointing the way to eternal
life thr ough the purchased redemption revealed in The
Scriptures. As Christian, she had faith in Chrint
and through him her risen Savior hopes of endless
bliss and her faith manifest BY her works. Her
charity extended to all the erring of EARTH her sympa-
thes an willing hand opel to all in distress; q
hand TO do and word to guide in the path Of VII tue
ana OF peact, ,ro,o Ia. 49,, 80, ,o, ,r ,,,,.
conntrv She COM, dergd The Ieat interests and hope,
of the world stake, and 10 the ion at the first call
ioi he.p sue k@Se ups az "aoros n ei
or vice on The Potomac Ia Kentucky Tennessee Nil.
souri,, at Prairie Grove aud Van Buren, TIL news OF
their srea ho5e ,o.' 'ley WI 4s issS aoe i"
! The struggle Of the battlefield
Though for years suffering invalid, she was wei
sscnISr Mas snd aIa he L.tar
of the age She made her home pleasant and glaiome
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aI.rrin.a SHE.

State Of Wisconsin, hen0Sed County Circuit count:
virtue of an execution ISSUED out and under ne
p seal of the circuit court for the county heIosha
and State Of Wisconsin, tested the Sh day OF June D.
1863 and to rue eted and del yercd in favor Of Hope
Lathrop Plaintiff against the goods a. "fatie Is lands
and tenements Josiah Bond. William y strong David
rosit and Euoch " Evaus, Defer dauts: lhave levied
upon shall sell at public auction TO the hght st bld
theI eor at the mont door OF the Court hnuse IN
II city and county OF Keuosha anO state OF Wisconsin,
at ter O'clock forenoon Of Saturday the lst day
August A. D. 1863 the following described real estate or
much thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy salu
judgment costs ana expenses ri said acton to wit
All the right title and mterest the said JOSIAH BOND,
William s. strong, David O. osi' and knoch W. EvHns
had on tn 18th day Of May A 1868 or has any time
since acqu Ell in TO the onowiug described lot or
parcel oil land Ia The east one hundred acres OF
the north quarter section twenty (2O) town one
north range twenty (2J) east in tie town OF salem
county of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin. Terms OF
sale cash.
Dated June 18th 1865.
O. s. g. +. Ii. HEAD, HUDSON FOX,
6w2 Pif's Atty. Sheriff Of Kenosha %.
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SRERBFF,s SALE,

KENOSHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Gaylor Sheldon ct al aSst Asahel W hehhm anu I'""-
beth Benham. .
in pursuance Of and by virtue Judgment of
and sale Circuit Court tor te county Of kencSha
made in the entitled action shall offer Tor safe ana
sell Mt public the highest bidder on saturday he
18th day July 1858 O'Clock in the Afternoon OF tha
ny AT the font Of the COut House in the CITY and
ount of Kcn0shu State of NiscnnsInal the follow
ing much thereof shall he nee
ssnrv to of said Judgment, interests ana
cost and Iii OF said sale, to WIZ
4 part Of the east
half of south section number twenty
T25l in township No. one II north OF range NO nineteen
iyt east situated IN tie RANDALL in the county ana
State aforesaid bounded and described as follows 70
the centre of the r0nd whore u crosses
the town line running til ten Chains ana seventy
nks southwest Of VIM Faulkner lauutehce
north Is degrees chains and sixty INKS thence
north % cham and htty-twO INKS;
thence q chains thence thence north
degrees eight chains; thence north q degrees
west chains twenty eight links; thence due "est
nine chains twenty Bksto the north east conner OF
Thomas Pauey's lard thence south tN"ntI-one cho ana
tyenty links thence ten chains ana nintty-iohr INKS"
thence eight degrees cha ma ana ytet
Inns to the buryng ground thence along the NORM line OF
sai burynr gOunu chains and sixteen INKS thence
sou IN degrees east chains md fifty three !nkt TO g
centre Of the thence eattey along ING centre q" shld
road two claiRs aud links 70 the ac oil PC
ginning containing ubIut thiry-eeht acres, ne te
nture OF less.
Sherhs Offcg, April 30 iSt3. II CIHO?N -
WrpsrFR x SttIoFF. Sheriff Of henosha County.
" PIE Attvs l3v4G
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CLAaRvOYANCE

a LADY recently from Boston, Mass, is now stopping
"a at the Forest House at Bu MS Bridge, who IN her
mag nett; sleep win go any place, find any person.
tell their disease, cause, symptoms and ure cnrabe
She also gives advice about business matters. She whl
rive chronological examinations, and furnish charts
and written degneations OF character II required.
She here ioI the puIpo, OF visiting friends and
er much sOlic atm has ccusented 10 offer her serN
vices to the public FOR short time She was IT. bus-
ness wh Dr. Claiming OF Boston several yearsand
has prsctic I'd ~ the principal cities OF The New Eng
land States She furnishes medicines prescribed
Inv her IN her 10 gnetic sleep. 5wt
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CLEVELAND O.-Tho market is still unsettled,
and so much depends on contingencies that it is
impossible f. tell with any certainty what trices
are to be. The IA mers are in hurry 10 sell.
and confidently eXpecf to realize Wn"h higher
rates than buyers are now willing To pay few
small lots have been sold Al prices ranging from
so Csc Ii is not probahlc that sales t" any ex-
tent will be made before JnIN. HcraIa, I2M.
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A Medicinal Wonder.

We assured hat no language can portray the I'M
mediate and almost miraculous change OcCaNoned by
Dr. Roback's SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD Pills and BLOOD u
in nervous diseases, whether broken dOwHaby
sickness weak by nature the unstrung and relaxed
system il recruited ami IeHovated. The medi
cmes a threefold action. they purge, purify and
strengthen the time. Hence their astousdi ng
cures of Ind grston, General Debility, Bilious com
plants Il Fever. il fact there seems TO
Ue no kind aimGnt to which they not adapted
DR.. Roback's adVerust meLt is an arpea to common
sense which all who need medical treatment would do
well 60 read
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DIR. Sweets 5nf llibic 1IthImeht Is prepared
from recipe Dr. Sepb Sweet of Connecticut, the
bone setter and has been used IN his practice Tor tine
last win the astonishing success AS an
remedy without Will alleviate pam
speedily than any hes preparatln ali hheurnat-
ic ryOUs DsOrd rsi is truly tabe aud as cnra-
tive for Wounds, sPrans bruises &c its soothing
healing powerful properties excite The Just
wonder of All given ~
trial Over hundred certificates Of remarkable cures
See nd IyaW45
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The president Calls Oat 10000
Troops.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-By the President
of the United States Of America
A PROCLAMATION.

W ASiiINGToN, June I3.-By the President
of the nited States Of America
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, the armed insuTectionary com
hinatons now existing in several Of the States
are threatening to make inroads into the
States of Maryland, Western Virginia, Penn
sylvania and Ohio, requiring Immediately an
additional military force for the service Of the
United States Now, therefore, |, Abraham
Lincoln, President of the United States and
Conmander-in-Ch Chief of the army and navy
thereof and of the militia of the several States
when called into active service do hereby call
into the service of the United States 100, 600
militia from the States following, namely:
from the State of Maryland, 10 900; from the
State Of Pennsylvania, 80, 900 from the State
Of OHIO, $4,000; from the State of Western
Virginia, 10000; to be mustered into the ser
vice Of the United States forthwith, to serve
for the period Of SIX months from the date of
such muster into said service. unless sooner
dis charged to be mustered in as infantry. ar
tillery and cavalry. IN proportion which will
be made known through the War Depart
ment, which Department will also designate
the several places of rendezvous. These mil
tia are to be organized according TO the rules
and regulations Of the volunteer service, and
such orders as may hereafter be issued. The
States aforesaid will be respectively credited
under the Enrolment Act for the militia ser
vice rendered under this proclamation
In testimony whereof | have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the city of Wash
lngton, this 18th day of June 1863, and of
the Independence of the United States the
s7th.
Amp III N L rN-cnrN
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All persons who indebted to the undersigned, Ell
Their by book ant, are hereby requested 10
call at his office and settle the sane without delay, as
DESTROYS of closing mp al matters connected with
his former business prompt attention to this notice
is respectfully solicited r. Ii. WOOD.
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The number of black soldiers already en-
listed is said to be about twenty thousond--
Of these fully one-half are on the Mississippi
and the balance with Rosecrans and Hunter.
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Selma, June 10, IS


The eqnalizinE boprd of the town of Somers will meet
at the Town .talI in said Town, Monday 22d day
June, 1863 for the purpose of eQnazng the
ment of said Town. By order of Assessor,
rETER OZAENE
Town Clerk,
Somers June 10TH 1863. 2wl
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Wool Items.

TOLEDO, 0. June IL.
The quantity arriving is not large, and is purN
chased at from 50 TO SIC. There is no animation
IN the market buyers preferrng to await the eff
feet produced upon the eastern market, as The ar
ficle bagius to move forward. II does not seem
possibIe for the mar ket to remain in lis present
condition, or tor prices to continue at the figures
above named. if the statements relative TO the
quantity of wool said to be in the bands of the
iruwers apprn xmates correctness.
MuEkoE, MIch.-A few small clips have been
trought in THIS week for which ircm 80 10 55c
,yas paid Tue figures we gave last week, - n go
are what buyers now give as the range prices are
III civ to take -MoplOe Commercial, llM.
ADRIAS, Mich.-The first sale ofwool we have
known this season in this city, took place this
morning F. Stone g. Co. bought two lOads-one
st SIC. and the other at 52c.-Adrian ETposit0r
9h.
We learn from lettr received this morning
from Fentonville, that The purchase OF wool ha|
commenced at that place. end that Hiram Beach
esq. made the first purct ase Of wool offered in
THE city at SOC per lb.-D Detroit Free Press. I'm
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nI7TCHER,s LIGHTNING

= Y x | l. l. E r :,
Supplies want felt by every good houseke-I err Every
sheet will Kill quart where a.es are thick Remember
hiatt DUrCHEK'S that does this, and refuse III,
base limitations that offered. The real arcle is for
sale by all respectable Druggists.
Swi Ii. BOS" OhJH q sON, hhwahEee.
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IL nervous Sufferers of bOlh StXeS.

Reverend Gentleman having been restored to health
in Il days, after undergoing all the usual Toutine
and irregular expensive modes of treatment, without
Success considers his sacred duty COwmuiya to
his afflicted feow the MEANS Of CURE. Hence
the receipt OF addressed envelope, lie will send
(free) copy OF the prescription USED. DneIct 10 DR.
JOHN NJ DAGNALL, lSG Fulton 81. Bro0kiyn, N Y.
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GENERALS EwELL and A. P. Hill have been
made Lieutenant Generals in the Southern
service, Ewell to command in place of Stone
wall jackson. at the dying request of the lat
+ar
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jEg.RRR RE I'D.

IN this city on he 10Th inst by Rev JASON LoTHR9P,
Mr.. JOHN NJ SPENCER Of Magnolia Rock Co Wis
and Mss NJ AIRY A. sPIOEk Of Kenosha
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COMMEMORATE.
OFFICE IF THE KENosHA TELEGRApH,

| Kenosha, June 1S.h 1868. (
GRAF, MARKET The receipts of grain at this port
larger the present than the previous week, and
we have to note an advance wheat of fully SC per
bushcl. Oats, Barley and corn are unchanged
Our quotations for wheat ,O5 for No with price
thence down according to grade Prime white winter
$1,25 Barey soc. Oats flu and quiet at SOC.
PROyIsIONs.-Butter 12sl2 1.2 Eggs las. Pota.
toes S0a95.
WCOL.-There has been no Offering yet Of wool and
therefore quotations are only nominal. we can
hardly name prices which buyers will pay until the
ket Cd ems Our exchanges note wide diversity of the
views b. tween buyers and sellers. Bat the quotations
in our exchanges mostly given at the range 45a55
though in of the markets. we find sales reported
As high Coo for best grades. The views of buyers
however appear to be at the range 45a55 with
sionaI 4fTers of 55 for large lots of hne grades.
Tie Wool Market We have scanned our
exchanges pretty closely to get all the light poss
BILE upon the pro spects for prices for the ne" woo
clip which will soon De ready for the m arket-
We must say the promise does not seem to be very
brilliant f n high Prices Of course there is none
fered in this market yet. t" establish lotationS
md we can only give prices in other cities The
Boston Commercial Bulletin of the 18th says:
Our western exchanges and co respondents are
IF The olinIOn that in view of the favorable mill
itarv status, the immense production of wool, and
tine Increased supply of cotton, the market for the
new clip will open rather low, FAY from so to SOC
for fleece, Al which rates some iots have lately
sold and some choice old fee"es for 60c But as
tho fa II consumption will doubtless be very large
prices must tend upward as the season advances;
and hence they advise growers rot to thruat their
supplies prematu, ely upon the market, these
prices are too los" IN this market, the prices
though not actually higher, are daily acquiring
more hardness and uniformity; and as the number
and urgency OF buyers are constantly increasing
an upward tendency is soon anticipated.
The transactions in domestic, this week have
been heavier than for some time past. footing up
snme 25G 600 ms, at range of 81 &c for fleece,
and 65 Soc pulled including the usual grades of
super and extra.
4 Philadelphia exchange says:
WooL-Continues without movement, small
sales only are made within the range Of our quo
tatiunS
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3Ira VybeTPiGs.
EDw'D II. RUpD, Clerk.

9IfH wbePPbPS.
would respectfully inform my many friends that it
will not be possible deliver Strawberries this
season, the help which have depended is
doing duty soldier in Tennessee. To meet the
wants of my cid friends, have made arrangements
with Messrs. Bronson Bone send after and sell my
entire crop.
In making this announcement would say that my
Strawberries equal to what they last year. as
10 size and quality. This is all ttat my old FRIENDS
need to know and TO those who did not buy OF me be-
TO- md therefore do not know the quality Of my fruit
would say they fresh, picked every day, and no
other strawberry is fit to eat Every possible care is
taken to have them perfectly clean III general, they
the largest and haudsomest sent TO the market and
although first class in every respect they will be sold
cheap any except those half rotten that come from
distance. As large portion Of my crop is Wilson'S AL
bany, will be able to SUPP all who want for preserv
ng, with that variety. It's large size, dark color and
firm flesh, make it the very best strawberry for preserv
ing.
Messrs. Bronson Bone will sell my berries cheap
as they be had my garden, and more will
be sent to than be sold the day, they
will be always fresh aud good.
STEPHEN GAIT.
Selma, June TO- 1868 2wl
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= CAR ID.

II. +. SOHOFF, attorney 01U CneshseJl1S at Lar,
desrires say his friends and the pc pie Of this
Couay generally, that he has opened an OIL e in the
second sfoIy OF Baeys building under the IeSegrdph
Office and opposite BAin's hardware Store where he
will be happy to all Of his old clients, tud as many
others may have occasion to maze of his profess
sion.
HOOfland's German BitLcrs will positively pre-.
vent Yellow Bilious Fever well as tns Fever and
Ague. Read the advertisement in another column.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN.

They have commenced the wheat harvest in
southern Illinois. 1t is said to be remark abb Y
heavy crop down there,
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successful o preventive.
THNEiE COMBINATION Or INGREDIENTS
n in DIR. DupOncos Golden Pills for females are per-
fectly harmless They been used in the private practice
DuponcO 30 years. and thousands Of adles can
testify their great aud neverng success IN almost
case in correcting Irregularities relieving painful and
distressing menstruation particularly at the change Of HE
From viii that common yet dreadful COM
plant the Whites Nearly female IN the land suffer-
from this complaint.
The abnve Pin has permanently cured thousands and they
will you you They cannot hahn YOU on
contrary all OtstructiDns restore nature 20
channel and the whole system Ladies
whose health will permit increase Of family viii ma
pills successful preventive. Ladies peculiarly 7ltua-
suppOsns themselves should not use these
pills during first three months they cera t. pro-
assumes no aho their mdness will prevent
injury health. Inc Ingredients composing te boVe
pills made known TO every agent and they WIN ten you
they safe, and will perform all claimed for the rice
81 o box. Sold by f. ROBINSON, Druggist, hen0sha'
Sole .Gge4t Jor Een0saa C0u1uy, " e.
clad ESBy sending him 81 through tie hen2sha Ioat
Office have the pills TO any part Of the city or
country, (cOnidgntalyl and free OF poStnse ey nai
N B.. B0aTe Of u base cDD5lerjgtt " these PS iou can
buy countefet article price from % % % cents
box (dear that) LADIES lives and hea ~ are OF
value trcd with besides being imposed upon
a worthless article Therefore pherinE y lhebe
Pills 81 box, avoid chem as you ""Lia so
They bogus enuina unless the name o. . "
HOWE Is every box which has recently been Aoaeu on
account Of the PHI being c0un tsrfeted
Sold also by Bo7woRrH g. Sons, Milwanee; COMFY SON
Waue: au; LORD SMITH, and FULLER FiN ~, Ch!caRo
and by Druggist in town and Village IN inc Iheu
States -, ~
General Whols0ls Agents. 4'"@
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REAL PATRIoTIsM. Wisconsin State
Sabbath School Convention which was in ses-
sion at Madison, the most of last week, before
adjourning, unanimously adopted the follow
ing patriotic resolutions
RcSo&red, Thar while engaged III prosecuting
he work Of giving moral and religious instruo,
| ion 10 the youth of our State, do not forget
hat we ha, e duties to whole country and
We pledge ourselves to give the Administration a
,nrdiai and hearty supportn ali its efforts to crush
the rebellion, and crucsm upon its efforts for the
sake of criticism We will leave. to rebels and rebel
vInpa thiZers.
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A Gard TO the SUFFERING,

The REV. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while aboring as n Mis-.
sionary in japan, cured of Consumption, when all
other means had failed by recipe obtained from
learned physicl residing in the great cty Jrddo.
This recipe has cured great numbers who suffering
from Consumption, Bronchitis Sore Til roa Coughs and
Colds and the debility and nervous depression caused
by these disorders
DESTROYS OF benehng others, 1 will send this recipe,
which have brought home with me, TO all who need it,
free OF charge. Address
REV WILLIAM COSGROYE,
ly2T 439 Fulton Avenue Bro klyn N. y.
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NEsEGs.HA .V'apYss EN.

Notice
In consequence of Repairs being made in St. Mat
thews Church. the house will not be open for service
u,til sunday July 5, 1863.
By order OF tbs Nesiry.
EDw'D II. RUpD, Clerk.
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EXTENSION OF TERRITORY.

This Company hay. recently extended their Ines and
established Offices at all points on the Upper MissIsspN
ri, including Wnona, Wabashaw, Red wing Prescott
and st. Pau, connecting with Burbank Co = Express
all the principal points inte Tor OF MILnesota also
for Croa Wing, PembIna and the hritsh POSSESSIONS
Offices have also been established the st. Croix
River at Hudson and Saltwater.
On tie ST. Peters River at 81. Peter IS, Mankato and
Faribault 80
On the Chippewa River at Eau Ola ire.
They have also extended their lines westward in To-
wa and established offices at iowa falis' Fort Douge
and sioux City. -, ,,,-,, NJ,
Connections are made in New York with Wells, Fargo
b Co for California, Oregon &c.
At Toronto with British snd American Express Tor
Montreal Quebec, Portland, and all parts 0. the old
country. - ,,,-., l---. L.. pp.,.
's"N' 3wi JAS q FARGO, smpt.
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APPoRTIoNMENT OF THE SCHOOL Fund
The Madison Jourataj is informed by the State
Superintendent of Schools, Hon. j. L. Pick
AcD, that the amount of School Fund Income
to be apportioned this year is $135, $50, be-
ing at the rate of A cents per scholar. The
amount is six cents a scholar less than last
year, when $32, 900 which had been retained
as library money was distributed. The
amount accrued from interest on school funds
is about $4,000. or 10 per cent. greater than
last year
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The Confessions nl" Experience

n Y a l. u
Published for the benefit, and as warning and
ACAUTION TO YOU MEN
from Nervous Debility Premature decay Of
hood, exc, supplying at the some time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
y one who has cured himself after being put great c
rense and injury through medical humb and quackery
BY enclosing post paid addressed envelope single cop
les be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ,
Bedford, Kings Co.. y. \.
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COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
Particular attention given tn collection Of Notes
Drafts Bills, Ac, cunts az Ellis OF PuI ehHse
sent with goUas TO he col ected on dsiVery.
Ey- Goods with Invoices 10 be collected on delivery
Of the same should always be marked q. o. D., and
amount Iaarked on Package or Box.
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The Governor to-day received a telegram
from Washington, calling for 10000 militia
Immediately. The Governor has summoned
the several Major Generals of the Stpte mill
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HARRIsBURG, Pa. June l J.
The rebels entered Chambersburg at 9
o'clock tonight