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z CE "A Wallet containing
i money. which the owner may have by identity
Ing pairing charge At s STATE street. b4twecnsix
and seven o'clock. 2. II. my3 co. st
EOUND-On the street, this morn
L irE. 4 Watch. hfch tie owner can have by pay-
Ing for tnts ncttce. At IL South Water street.
r-,fS33 33.eF T.pf
, 1863-05-23

Go TO TIE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT & S7rATToN's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL CoLLE0E, to get 4 thorough
practical business education.
~ F. E. Rteby, 60 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Hancfuus al less than New York prices, at
" LoleEale and retail. The trade supplied on the
mott liberal terms api251m.
SCHOOL or TRADE, j. DJhrenfnth. Principals
practical institution, recommended RI tho business
men Of Chicago. apai4w
~ Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising fiom Specific cauees, In both sexea-new
and reliable treatment, In reports Of tho Howard
ACKNOWLEDGMENT III sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address, Dr.. j. Sktllin Houghton.
Howard Association, Nos South Ninth street. Phil
ade1plia, Pa. may19-lW
, 1863-05-23

Icnf Tobacco.
4 hogshead Of Fine Leaf Tobacco WAS sold in
St. Louis, on the s0th, at 1895 per 100 bs.-thc
highest price Of the season.
, 1863-05-23

Philadelphia Wool NInrkct-May 20.
The Philadelphia -yorth -imtricdn says:
"Buyers and sellers are apart In their views, snd
there Is little OF nothing doing to establish quota
tlone for fleece, which arc nearly nominal at.751
S5c for Common to fine fleece"
, 1863-05-23

ETC Cook d MeLain, d Dearborn street and 1sa
South Clark street. caoan and dye ladies' dresses,
tated in superior manner. Bonnets dyed,
p!eached and pressed in the latest style.
, 1863-05-23

New York Wool Markct-11ay 30.
The market Is yet very dull, and will coutinne 70
for the present. Thu new clip Of fleece wool will
bc ready for sa1e by the first III June, when the DE-
n,and must again open and show more animation.
The sales ffnce onr last report have been t'itc
better than the preceding week. The reports are
16l bales Entire Rios on private terms; IS bales
Meatiza at sc: O. bales Me=tza, no price; ia
bales Mestiza 1t 3Gc; b. O00 fns fecccs at 7u55e.
, 1863-05-23

MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.l
MILWAUKEE, May =, lSG3.
FIorE-Du1l and dropping.
GRA,K-Wheat declined1c.
FnE1ou7s-Nothing doing.
New York Market. !.
New loHK, May ~
CoT1oS-4 to &c better 53c for midline nplauGs
FLpCE-Htavy, and to 10c lower. Sj..5dE6 05
f.r extra State $t.40G.6,:0 for extra round hoop
Ohio; $3.50 10 for trade brands. market closing
heavy, with 10 buyers at outside quotation.
WuI-kY-Mose active Withoat decided ctsnce.
GRA1s-Wheat fully &c lower with fais business
At the decline. $12isbt,40 for Chicago spring:
81 3akGl1 10 for Milwaukee club: LIS fol inte-
sio. do: $1.4GG11 81 for winter red western
PROy1sioNs-Bacon sides dull and heavy. La l
tstner for cloicc at yit1024. thu latter for very
choicc.
BuFFALO, May aas.-F1ouE-Dem,nd mode.
GnA1S-Wh heat dull. with email salcs. Corn dull
at TO- Oats quiet, nothing Going. Barley held ut
$1.5 for western.
Wutskr-Sale+ at 41t1&Gsia. -..
Canal Freighss steady; T. on corn; II Oh wheat,
t. New York.
E1p 1ports-4,0e0 hrls -four; la6,0O0 bu wheat
SO bill corn &c, 600 bu oats,
OSWEGO, May yaa-FLorR-Steady.
GhA1S.-Wheat il in good d"mand: Milwaukee
club $l.5: last night 1.iG0 bu winter red Ohio sold
at $1.i5. Corn firm, Illinois mixed at CSC.
, 1863-05-23

CTRAYFD.-Brokc out Of my III
~ closure. at Junction. dark ehcstaut bay Colt.
black Iane ard tall. abont 16 bands high. waite
epot about bin i've years old. \ .uitsbc reward will
n: %asa n I'D si
st.. Chicago. orJ. II. GRAY, Junction. N.Y.! e3211
GTRAYED-On Sunday last, from
NJ rarvtlle, two Horseshoe heavy 80. rel, and the
other The latter had Heather halter and !s
mail ed th letter c. lhersl rewar vii De paid
recovery. y PETEK sCRESCK, Cottage Grove ave.
nue.. rear the Car Works. ny2c.t12s
GTRAYED-On Sunday last, from
~ the Chicoso C.ty Railway Companys Stable on
State street brown are about SIX years old. r1esu
I'M I'm fse z wh eTF Sss ~ Ss
rewarded n. CAMPBELL, Foreman,
CTRAYED OR STOLEN-On the
~ 18th Inst = dark brown Ccw. nearly black. Had
fman white forrs, turned IN. With small white spot
on one hind leg. inst above the hoof In front. Was
also branded on The right hip with letter" and
she was very near carttg. whoever WIN return sald
COW - Michigan avenue viii be suitably Jrewarde1.
CTOLEN-From Sandwich, May
~ 18th one bore, har1ess a1d square box sa.E!ase
md halt bands high "a lind leg aca,rtd nsa a2d
or carriage strr at bottom four inches vide,
Fifty dollars reward fot borne. harness and carriage:
WI Sf Eta lsf t@e'F DARK Sandwich H.
, 1863-05-23

1s.-,.. ,,c~,;,.s ,c7,,<. v,x tt., ,,n,o
bn No. n sto1e At a35sG; soop hu DO at Sc;
Ec;r,ted Oa,e ip etoro 1t 4yc. |s~' "'9o' ~
KYE-Rccesved, 733 bu Market Quiet. s.1ss:
SEQ bu No, in store At 73c. ~ SaHslI.: Isl ks
Ut 74c o. tack
DARLEY-Rcceived. 6l5 hu. Market nsm. Sales,
15G bushels fair at $1.a0 o., track.
uIGHWINES-l*0 brls at Gl59c; 100 brls do at
39e-
A1C0HoL-Nomina! at 92c:
MESS PohK-;. brls city packed at Sts.75.
LAED-:4 trra prime kettle LraE a. 9c-
MiLlEr SEED-lI haSs tair Qaa!ltJ 81 Ss-1o.
vA-14' 1A4@SS '' o"iso ~ RA'~es --
at xI:ln;
rDAlEp AGli-@1.'o " Ios Oh!o t1Pp!es ~ oae'
otpa1. tgacnes gre teascG anu III uenaao' M
H{ 20 yLc.
,aiMEo-Mar6et still dull. we lnote'
Ky announcement 1ee 5es1t
EtssS Satseu * az
S Sateu ..------..---.----"'"".''' * * ~
ruF sra t1E4r1
RTrTp HTT ,,,,;x hv
sbinnera md ~ ~ 1aneI tavie a3es ama ~
, 1863-05-23
Nn Rsnt,

ITO RENT.-Hotel to rent and
i furniture for sale. One Of the best small hoteta
II TIE citJ Of Chicago. The honse and furniture IN
complete order. md uo1 profitable business. To =
good hotel an the furniture will he sold cheaF and
moderate rekt dye ears lease will br given: Al
dtc~s " HpTEL."P. o. Box c55t. nyGte.7. TT
ITO RENT-Lakc street store
L The fcuF-etory brick store No 2t5 Lake street.
Apply to okItISGIuS LUST. No. III South. Wafer
street. up-statsa. Ey:9 ei.sl6k
ITO KENT-Tenements in the new
l. block on Elm street. corner Of C1ark-bassment
dlDtrE7ou1n. bath m all modern improvements,
Apply TO L. D. OLMSTED 4 CO.. corner uf Lake and
LaRaIIe Streets rnvii-d1J.-itu
TO RENT AND FOR SALE
L. -sto:e No. 70 Lake street. ua.b:. trout. five
stories n baseT ent. 2311sc deep. Iuqrir" iiX-
DREW J. BROWN 81 CLARK stree myl6 d17s 1T
, 1863-05-23

[Sfec!al Dispatch to the Chicago Tstbune.1
BRIDGEPORT. May a, 1s83-9 p. Il,
c1,E,PED

[S1ec!al Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune1
BRIDGEPORT. nsy =. 1ss3-9p.m.
....... CLEARED.
Investigator. Athens.
! He,tsf + ,ss's; sni's. A'se1s athens.
lSosshsap, sa1le. eoo lb. s,aves and heading.
LeH;o5s; i,o9s;i L SGtEi SsEtqT.e 60 n 1am.
Acme. Lasal!e I; luu. m siding. 70 n shin. 10 N
Tine Morris: S q lusn. i.tco p. 2' bsls ss't-
5R SsissS:F Isskn0rt: eentssss s, e; M 1ee shin.
miscellaneous.
AscHoR1xe IN ruK DETROIT R1yEH,-The Detroit
Free Pres calls the attention Of vessel captains
choring their craft In the river channel The practice
Is dangerous one. as frequent collisions have taken
place. lnGlctlns considerable damage.
coPP1n FAsrrszD-A new copper fastened vesac1
Of 4G0 tons burthen beng built at the shIpya1d Of j..
P. Clark. sptingwell. near Detroit.
D1sAsT1R-The Detroit Free Press says: "Thr
schooner Sarah Glow hnilIng from Is!aad In Green
Bay OF tho vessels that got ashore In the &C.
vere gale about two weeks ago. She went on nesE
Pointe Pe1ce and her crew haro been iahorins ever
stnce In slng to get her around In the slough. but
they accomplished but uttle and thc Is Ia
three water while she draws bus ~ feet Assist
ance Will probably be sent her to-day"
CHICAGO vxssr1s.-The following vessels cleared
from Cleveland on the 2oth: sehrs Baker and sid
dlesex.
SCHOONER RUSSELL DAKr.--Ths vessel. well kuewn
taias MileT Parks. Of ias ctsy IN ouE aaEboz
81 Is 1as s5 e g Iii oioss
profitable Investment 10 her Few o*.efs-tA Ao4edo
0'Noe VESSELS PASSED DETROIT
ISpecial Dispatch to the Chicas 20 T1ba=e-l
pETEo1y, Nay =, 1s63.
Cr-Prors Chicago. punkisk: barss Chicago. Wins
low; tchrs Nicaragua Ellen. Villa Ms. Jaelnto onei.
, 1863-05-23
Philadelphia Seed markct-r1ay 90.

There has been somc inquiry for clover seed. and
ea1es Of 100 bushels are reportvd at Is per
buehel, the latter for prime. including come re-
cleaned seed taken at &C per u. Nothing doing in
timothy or flax seed to establish quotations, which
are altogether nominal. :,
, 1863-05-23
Matrimonial.

NIATR1MONIAL.-Two I young
~ soldiers meube:s OF Co. Il. Sd Iowa III
family. ARE desirous OF forming IN eptstols-y
Gna!nta:ce wiki r,any lsdies With vieE 70
n:at1mo:F oniy. .Addrres EsEy .SeEman aud Juha
mn
, 1863-05-23
fur 5cIs

EOR SALE-One Norcross Piaia.
= Ing and surtactng Machine very cheap. For pa.
ucnlats sddre.5 Post Ottlcc Boz ll.S Chic $50.
m4 ' - a.
, 1863-05-23
THE CITY.

UNION CLUB.-The citizens generally, and
the members especially, are requested to bear
In mind that this is the regular meeting night
Of the club, when, after the general business
It will be addressed by able and eloquent
speakers from abroad. Let all that can at-
tend, do 20. By order Of the Executive Com.
, 1863-05-23

NcxE York Seed HIarkct-Tay 40.
Clover Is inactive at S14Gs9Hc; timothy is tnll
at our quotations: rough dax is lower, with email
eales at $3.50; Calcutta linsecd is casies and may
be quoted at $50.
, 1863-05-23

No71cE.-The Reception Committee Of the
Canal Convention, are destrous Of procuring,
SIS far as possible, accommodations for the
delegates that will attend the Convention, and
as they are confident the various Hotels will
be inadequate to accommodate all who will bo
present, the Committee, in order to take the
best care of those who will attend, would re-
spectfnlly request the hotels, boarding hous-
e., and also citizens who arc willing to take
care Of delegates, to report the number
they will accommodate to Col. Foster, at the
Mercantile Association Rooms, on the corner
of Lake and State Streets at as early day
Is possible.
, 1863-05-23

The RECORDERS CoCRT.-Wc hear 1t ru-
morcd that Judge Van Burcn Of the Rccor.
dcr's Court, owing to the large amount oi
accommodating business on It's docket, intends
holding sessions monthly.
, 1863-05-23

JERsEyMEs ATTEST1oS.-We are requested
to invite the attendance Of all Jerseymen re-
siding in this city, at Parlor No. l, fremont
House, this evening, at O'Clock, for the
purpose Of consulting as to the proper recep-
ton to be given the New Jersey delegates to
the Canal Convention.
, 1863-05-23
Notice by the Mayor.

The members Of the Common Council, and
al other officers connected with :hc admins
tration Of the Municipal Government, are re-
spcctfully requested to assemble at the Com
mon Council Chamber, on Sunday afternoon,
the 24.h inst, at half past one o'clock, for the
purpose Of attending the funeral OF the late
Hon. George Manierre.
Errr%F.~, 1Fnro~
, 1863-05-23

e The following letter from Dr. Jordan, Of
Cincinnati, to DR.. Wilson, Of Pittsburgh, Pa. ia
but one Of the many testimonials Dr.. James has
and s daily receiving. The letter is in answer to
letter Of inquiry made by Dr. Wilson TO Dr.. DOR
dan, concerning Dr., James, formerly Of james
La, AID now Of 50 Randolph street. Chicago, Dr.
Il. Jordan was physician to the Ctncinuati Chol-
era Hospital during The enutner Of 1Si0, anil WAS
f1ofrs saE OF the Theory and Practice Of Medlc!nG
and Of Matcrta 1icdica in the american Medical
1natitute OF Louisville, Ky, In lS50 81 So DR..
Jordan IL now practicjny In Cincinnati, where
thosc still ekrp:ical can refer to him. Here il the
letter refcrzrd to. Read it:
C1ScEiSA71. July s. 1869.
"DR. W11soS-Dear Sir: In auswer to your in
Quiries. would say that have known Dr. James,
formerly Of James Hospital. New Orleans, aud
now Of Chicago, ~, Of and on for the iset twelve
years, and think mag safely say that in his line
Of practice 60 not know his superior. il his
equal. knew him two years In New orleans,
and three summers in this city, and in both places
had occasion frequently to recommend to ns-
ticlts wanting treatment in that line 10 him, ant
cctsfu. and gave the most perfect sstisfacton.
He has. from tho etart, made the study Of what
arc called tpecia1 diseases specially. and has,
believe, been most cuinently successful. know
| Of no one TO whom / would sooner re-
commend n.tien;t, IT,, Or Fri friend NEEDING at t1s
kindred complaints or chronic diseases which he
has made his etudy, than 10 him. You can, l
think, safely recommend or send ruch patients to
him. in cafe you do not wish to treat them your
Remember b. James otiec and parlofs are m 1t Sc
| Randolph etFeet, between State and Dearoosn.
| Specialist In his treatment of diseases OF the
| blood ard skin, organic weakness, neryous and
| r. ncsn debility. Consultations tnrioiable Office
| open from =. N. till p. N.
, 1863-05-23

walked never were satisfied until the object
that had called them forth was satisfied
As Judge he hid few, II any, equals on the
beIch In this State Indeed, the one voice Of
the bar ie, his place cannot be filled. In the
trial of causes he was emineutly careful, pa
tientand pa1netaking. In his intercourse with
The bar he was at al1 times kind and rcady to
make allowances for the heat of advocacy and
the ca1ncstncss of controversy that sometimes
lend counsel 10 20 to the yery line of duty.
His decisions were marked with great care
and research. and In MANY instances vcrc fine
specimens of logical reasoning and legal lore.
In constitutional and statutory construction
his mind emfnent1y fitted him to excel The
preat breadth and clearness ot his convention
with the thorough understanding nj the rcn;-
MS of thc law and Of our government 1,os-
sessed BIZ him made MANY of the decisions
| in this department Of great valuc-iudcca, in
this field he had no peer among us-and 1t Is
not too much to say that be was great con
stitutlonal lawyer. AS criminal judge he
had singular ability. We'll learned IN this
branch OF the law, his natural qualities made
him what hc was enlnently fitted for-a judge
where the question was life OF death, liberty
or Imprisonment. Here his qualities of mind
and hsart remind us so much Of Lord Camp
bell "a greater than whom never graced the
criminal law)-that We arc almost led to say
they we're brothers. Indeed, in looking for
his prototype ono finds 50 much alike in their
minds and learning that VIC are led to tic
conclusion that they were alike. The writer
Of this has seen him in some Of the crest
criminal trials OF this county, sitting day after
day watching every move Of The casc-ercr7
effort Of counsel to stay the hand Of the
ayenger Of blood-with so much earnestncss
, 1863-05-23

PEnsosA1.-The newly appointed consul to
Denmark, Geo P. Hansen, esq, leaves for
Copenhagen tomorrow evening. We wish
him bon .oyage and safe return to his adopt
ed country.
, 1863-05-23

FIRST ARRIVAL OF CANAL GooDs.-The
propeller Free State, Captain Rounds. arrived
at this port yesterday with the first cargo Of
goods from New York By canal, via the Wcs-
tern Transportation Co1npany's Line.
, 1863-05-23

MAXINE EARr711ER1.-Menbers OF the late Nj
Iine Artillery Organization arc requested to meet
, 1863-05-23

TT The Preparatory Class Of the School Of
Trade educatcs boys for hu1incss, and prepares
them to support themselves. apzo+"
, 1863-05-23

4 sr1GEsT1oS.-lf those whose duty 1t is
would set the fountains nj work, in the Court
House Square, ly letting in the w1tcr, the
improvements recently made in the Court
House yard might prove something else thar
total loss. Now the newly laid turf and the
trees recently transplanted are dying from
drOuth.
, 1863-05-23

IHE CHICAGO SABBATu SCHOOL UNION
The anniversary OF the Chicago Sabbath
School Onion will occur on Sabbath and Mon
day, May 24th and 9th. On the Sabbath, SER
monswin be preached In the various Churches
upon subjects pertaining to the Sabbath
School wolk-
On Monday there will be m annual Confer
cnce Of Sabbath School Teachers and friends
ofSchools, in the LIST Baptist Church, corner
Of In Sale and Washington streets. In the
morning nSabbath School prayer meeting viii
be held, for one hour, in the lecture Room
commencing at IL o'clock. The afternoon
session will be held In the audience room o.
the Church, commencing ats o'clock. Tht
exercises will be, the relation Of marked Incl
dents In Sabbath School experience, showing
the prcciousness Of the work, and the quick
returns for labor put forth
The evening session will begin At quarter
heforc o'clock. The order Of Exercises
will be: .-.
1et-Rcport Of Secretary and Treasurer.
9d-Election OF officers for cnenfng year.
3d.-Add1esees-15 minutes each. keF: Ehae a.
T Cheney. pastoI Of Christ Church; 7; Iev y" "
Harrbn, Taetor Of South Presbyterian Church;
9Th IreeiteEt'E Closing Addrcss-hey. L. Il
Bugbre.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-14
FROM EUROPE,

New YORK, March l3-The steamer Aus
tralasia arrived here at $50 this evening, with
Tiverpoo advices Of the lst inst.
The Polish question was the aIabsorbng
theme in Europe. The Russian policy was
strongly denounced in the House Of Commons
The feeling at Paris continued TO be decided
" j, favor Of the Poles, but the general I'M
nression was that diplomatic means would sui
ice, The important policy Of the government
in interfering was yehemontly attacked by many
sneakers in the Legislature. no troops are TO
rass the frontiers without express consent.
DISPATCHES received from Poland show con.
tinued, IS not increasing activity on the part OF
the INSURGENTS engagements have taken place
at various places with varying success.
Gen. Rapka has gone to join the insurgents:
The veteran General Denbenski has also lett
Paris Tor Poland. The total force of the insur-
gents is estimated at IS, 900 men, but no single
corns numbers more than 1000 men. 1t IS
stafed that tue Emperor of Russia has ordered
the authorities at Warsaw to suppress the IN
surrection at any price, within ten days.
There IS q new ministerial crisis at MADRID.
Mr.. Seward response to the Emperor Ma
r2o1eons offer 0f mediation had attracted gen
eral comment, The london Times SAYS that
Mr.. Seward, if not preternaturaIly n!ght,. IS
COMPREHENSIVE wrong and after cntlclslng
and dissenting from his views OF atta1rs' says
that he is at least consistent with all that he
has written from the commencement. hut
whether he is consistent with the FACTS, the
Times would rather leave events to DECIDE;
The Morning Post is very bitter, anu looks
1,non the letter as mere buncomoe, but emana-
inc as it does, from the Washington Cablne,t;
savs t IS truly incredible that that body should
have sunk SO low as to endorse such arrant
1alsehood and absurd nonsense:
The Star praises the despatch Of Mr.. Sew,
ord and thinks that it is unanswerable: and
that it shows that hencetorth not ever, the
m;]dest form of interference can have tue Least
hose Of acceptance.
f was stated that the Confederate loan has
been al! freely taken in the Continental mar
kcts. c.:.
vold. Achilles and Hope, were entertained at
a grand banquet by the Mayor OF lAvcrpool-
Friendly speeches were lnterchanged., Consul
Tnd1ev asserted the earnest desire OF the Amer
lean government and people was to perpetuate
an,;c<;ble relations with England.
The Princess Alexandra had left CopenIla-
zen Tor England Great demonstrations were
made there and along the route. :,
The British government claim on Brazil
has been modified one halt.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Daily
News announces that the French government
has received most embarrassing news from
Mexico. Gen. Eorey despairs Of taking Pue-
bla without much greater army, and calls 1oE
Large roin1orcemonts. !,
The Frankfort journal states that tne FORM
II . convcntion between Russia and Prussia,
as drawn up at St. Petersburg, Is consloeTeu
w. The Rarl;u Cabinet to be OF too general, a
4.~ Fg,hn oo,,,o ,,onnr states that the de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-14
DAYS OF S AIL,ixA,0 hin N

r-uu1 DAYS OF S AlL;ixNTeh gtos
s =zzsIz=l KEYPORT from y 'd a::D a:;
) Iexanjria to Baltim ore - uc ~ rcb =
dava March h l7th; saturday, Marc" :.
day, March Is. will leave W..
ION n at I i, a. M, and Alexandria a.
the above days, for BaItl11oEe. nr:t be On
All goods from Washington Aslexandrl'
bv 10 =. m. on day Of salIlng, - sailing
received up to 2 p. IN. on ~; Il
All freight must be prepaid, X on bosIrc
For further infornatloIn!! SPGs, CO., AF'
nh 2--tf hhob =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-14
ROMANCE OF MArR1MoNY.- a small r

tY. IN the mouse OF d golltiSl1aii " ''A'o J'
not more than three weeks ago, young gen
tenlan whom We shall call Jones Tor convent !.
ence~-poor Jones he has to saddle great
manv RESPONSIBILITIES of this kind Immediately
on entering the reception room, was introduced
~ > vonng 1ady whom we shall call Smith, tor
q similar reason, as it would, OF course, De
wrong TO use the real names Of the parties.
The two had never met before, as they both
afterwards positively averred, but seemed IN
moment, as it were, to be old acquaintance
Mr.. Jones offered Miss Smith his arm; they COM
menced promenade and entered into CONVEX
sation. in the most familiar manner, on various
topics. They had many mutual TRENDS; the
favorite books of each had been read and stutil,
ed by the other, the chosen authors actors ana
artists Of the one we're equally admired by
both: they had attended and belonged to the.
same church. and listened to the preaching. OF
the same divine each extolling his ability with
the same fervency Of admiration; they loved
and sang the same songs; the same operas were
their favorites-in fact, the one seemed the ab-
solute counterpart of the other in disposition,
tastes, opinions, religious and political, de-
sires, hopes and aspirations. The consequence
was, they were together during the entire
evening, Until the party broke up, and che
finale to the whole affair was that the second
morning after their first meeting and intro
duction, their marriage was announced IN this
paper. The parties are OF the highest re-
spcctability, and one Of them IS -'natlyc ana
to tie manor born here in st. Louis. st
Louis Republican, 9Th.
The Hagerstown (Md Free Press has been
suppressed by order Of Major Gen. Schenck,
and it's editor, Mr.. A. J. Boyd sent beyond
the Federal lines.
The Philadel phia papers record the death OF
the Rev. Patrick Rafferty,, pastor of St. Fran
els church, Paramount; for the last forty-hve
years.
The London Spec quietly observes that
inasnuch as the maximum income Of great
English noble is 600, 900 year, the Parlla-
mentary grant Of elO0,000 year to the Prince
of Wales cannot be regarded as extravagant.
The British steamship Kangaroo, from Lily
erpool, which arrived at New York on We'd
nesday, brought on frei light eight hundred and
twenty five bales of cotton. The City OF Bal
timoye brought three hundred and sixty-nlne
bales.
An official of the Treasury, from Kansas,
has exhibited at the Department. specimens OF
counterfeits Of gold coin, Of small denomina-
tons, which have been extensively manutac-
tured II Iowa.
A third commission as Rear Admiral has
been sent to Com Charles Stewart, Of Con
stitution'' fame, but it is supposed that he will
return it to the Navy Department. as he has
two other commissions Of like character. lie
has taken deep offence at the action Of the
board Of naval officers Of 1854, which put him
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-07-30
SHRRIFF,s aAEu

Court. CtTc"H
Ehle 0' -0 mary L.
In pursuance OF the judgment in the above entitled No
onI rendered November 18th 1861 the regular term
OF snid court: Hudson Fox, Sheriff Of said ceunty
highest bidder, therefor at the front door Of The Somr
10 TINS city and county of kenosha and State
AZ ~ o'clock in the forenoon ofsaturday
described lots or parcels Of land lying and being in the
city and county OF Kenosha, state Of Wisconsjn and
particularly described follows to Wit lots ono r.
two ~ three, [8 in block tweuty.seven 1871 in he
S eaSs quarter of section thrtyone ISL tow Two,
~ mor.n o. range no. twenty-three 28 east viii the
of sale cash. - ~ W. III Terms
Dated July 23d, 1865 uTrosoN pox,
]. ]. PETIT, Sheriff NJ Eenosbo Cot
Plf's Atty 1a,yy