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~ - AlARSHAIL
Sergt LIST gun 3rd Wis, Bat.

Eg- The following are the casualties in Co.
E., LIST Wis Vol. lift, as reported by Chaplain
Mcnamara.
Capt. McVean's situation is stated in anoth-
er place.
Co. E-KiIled,E f. E. Leaton, j. G. Spencer, H.
Stoddard, Geo. lehman Wounded Corpl. Nc
Vean, very badly, taken prisoner with those at
general hospital: Lieut.. Teets, Sergt. Moore
John Eastman, Sergt. r. York, Geo Barbee,
Sergt. Chapple, also a prisoner: o. A. Osgood,
Fl. Chafee, Corpl. Kimball Missing and prob
aIy within rebel ines-Jas. Harkins S. B.
Myrick, H. L. Winson.
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DecIinaGien Of Dr. Farr.

The following letter, received through the
post office day or two since, fully explains
itself:
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]. r. MoCULLoUGH,
LIST Regt. Wis. Vol. Inft.

Sept. PIT did not have an opportunity to
pass this through the lines before Since the
above date, the Captain has been improving,
he is now as cheeful as circumstances will
permit. l viii write again when the oppor-
tunity offers
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MEssRR. EDITORS KENosHA TELEGRAPH
Will you inform the people of Kenosha coun-
ty, through your paper, that precautionary
refuse being a candidate for the Assembly. I
have enough business of my own to attend
to; besides, I am for d rigorous prosecution
Of the avar, and for supporting tile GOUsrn-
n'ent in every honest endeavor to put down
this wicked rebellion, by giving it men and
means, even to the last man and last dollar,
before consentlng to a division of our gloriou
Republic. Yours truly, #. l......
KENosHA, Oct 5, 1853. A. FAIR.
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Declines the Honor.

AS we expected, DR. FAIR takes the first OPP
portunfty since his return home, to decline the
nomination for the Assembly on the Copper
head Ticket We are not surprised, for we
knew the Doctor had no sympathy with the
Vallandigham-Peace-De and we did
not believe he would be willing to make him
self as ridiculous as so many Democrats have,
by be-lying his words for the past two years,
and endorsing the Ryan Platform this fall,
that was so obnoxious last. He thought then
that address was disloyal, if not treason
able document, and in that he was sustained
then by thousands of Democrats who now
consent to have it stuffed down their Threats.
The Doctor does not believe in the stufing
process, and therefore objects to the opera
ton
We honor the Doctor for the noble stand he
has taken, and so will the people of Kenosha,
county. AS the Milwaukee Neaos justly said,
he was one of the most popular men in Keno
sha county He will now be more popular
still. DR.. FARR not only declines to run on
the Copperhead ticket, but he will labor for
the success of the entire Union ticket-State
and county-believing that in so doing, he
labors for best interests, as we'll as for the
preservation of our common country We
commend the example of DIR. FAIR, to other
loyal Democrats in Kenosha county.
We call the attention of our readers to DR.
FARES letter of declination, in another column.
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Mrs. D. C. MoVEAN +:

Mrs. D. G. MoVEAN
Dear Madam II embrace the first oppor-
tunity of acquainting you of your husbands
Capt. D. @. McVean. Co. ''E" LIST Wis. Vol, }
misfortune IT'S with feelings of deep regret
and heartfelt sympathy that the duty devoIves
upon me, though pleasure that | tan rem
der service.
On Saturday the 10Th inst, we were called
out to meet the enemy. At II NJ the Captain
while with upJlfted sUord was cheering on his
brave men, was shot with one of the enemy's
bullets, the ball passing through the knee shat
terjRg the bone. He was Immediately remov-
ed to Hospital, where he received every at
tention possible The next morning, upon
examination, the Surgeon decided to remove
the lower portion Of the leg, it being necessa-
ry to save his life. He is now doing vel, and
the wound is in healthy condition. He and
others together with myself are now in the
Confederate lines; how long we shall remain
here, l cannot tell, though hope soon to be
removed In about two weeks the Captain
will be in condition to be moved. With
kind regards and much sympathy, remain
Very respectfully,
j. R. MCCULoUGH,
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To Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes.

Reverend Gentleman havingbeen restored to health
in few days, after undergoing all the usual routine
and irregular expensive modes Of treatment without
success considers it his duty to communicate
his afflicted fellow creatures the MEANS Hence
on the receipt of addressed envelope, he will send
(free) copy Of the prescription used Direict to Dr.
JOHN 81. DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton st. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Auction snIe.-See advertisement of Peter
Bacon in another column l
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Gratifying New

Gratifying News from CnPa McVeRn
There was very general feeling of regret
in our city, over the news a day Or two since
that Capt. McVEAN, Of the 1st Wis V. l., had
died, from the effects of the amputation of his
leg. His many friends will read, as we did,
the following letter putting more hopeful
aspect on the Captains case with pleasure
This letter was received by Mrs McVean yes
terday morning, and is the latest news from
the Captain at present. The writer is the
hospital Steward of Co. e.
CRAwFIsH SPRINGS,
G ENERAL FIELD HosPITAL,
On BATTLE FIELD,
~
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Respectfully,

J. r. MCCULLoUGH.
P. S.-Should You wish to reply, you will
direct to me, care of Post COmmandant, At
lanta, Georgia
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Concert Tom Ixht.-The Concert by Miss
La Grange and Tr oupe, will berepeated tonight
with an entire change of programme
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Prize ParIy.-See advertisement in another
column
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DIED.

At his residence in the of Bristol, the SOth
of Sept ult, HASTINGS CASTLE, in the ,7gd year of
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FROM THE 3Rp Wis. BATTERY.-We have re-
ceived the following letter from Sergt w. A.
Marshall Of the 8rd Wis. Battery;
CAMP NEAR CHATTANOOGA,
Sept. 9th, 1863.
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Please state for the information of the rela-
tives and friends, that Thomas Boyle, of your
county,is supposed to be a prisoner in the reb-
ell lines. The last saw of him, he was stand
ing to his gun, and no doubt he was taken
prisoner. l think he was not wounded.
Yours,
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FHNHE undersigned will sell Public Auction at the
Il time and place above named, the following des-
.lol-
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Of the Cit7, County and Post Oitls
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BRETHREN or THE PRESS, PASS
AROUND HIS NAME.

1t has been usooted question whether
there was single man in the United
State, holding an official position, that
would now attempt to justify the infamous,
Illegal, arbitrary arrests, for opinions sake
Of the Government of Political opponents.
That base man, that bold tool oftyranny,
has sbeen found 1t is Henry s. Lane, an
Abolition United States Senator from In
diana Reid the following from the Con-
s gressional proceedings:
ssOn motion of Mr. Lane Ind. the bill
relating to discharge OF State prisoners
vas taken up.
"Mr Lane proceeded 10 address the
Senate He commenced by saying he
should attempt no finely drawn distinct
ions between Presidential acts whish are
cxcasablc and not justifable. He justifi-
ed in the fullest sense eff that term the ar
rest of political prisoners, which had been
referred to during the debate, and also the
suspension of the privilege of the writ o.
Babeas colpus by the President, and ar
gued to show that such suspension, under
the Constitution, can be ordered only BY
the President"
The time will come when, in order tt
avoid therepprobrium of this, the children
vi Lane will petition the Legislature o
Inlia to change their names,
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Legal Notice.

TOHN NJ. KINNEY. who resides out of the
y State of Ohio, will take notice that ou the
tlth day of September, 1862, Amy Millisop,
lied her petition in the. Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, to foreclose a
Mortgage GU the following real estate in SAID
County, to wit:
The east half of the south east quarter of
ectien twenty-nine, township ihree, and
angs six, containing so aud "A one hun
lredtls acres, amount den and d by plaintiff
rom said John M. Kinney $500 and interest
rom April /, 1862. Y,.u are required TO an
swpr said petition by the S't aay Of Novem-
Der 1861, and in default, jndg -mant will be
taken by default at Novep,her term. 1872.
HaLLiSTEk s 0EEY,
Attorneys fer Plsir.;ff
September IT, lso2-s sw. 50
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"A Gem for the Million,
AND A
Splendid AND APPROPRIATE
HOLIDAY PRESENT.
MME- HEMOREST'S
RUNNING ST1CH
&5 SEW ING MACHINE!

The cm5o3;ment Of practical utility,
and : .m,rveI Of simplicity: makes the
running stitch yery rapidly and perfect,
usss a common needle, and will last a
lifetime. =. At the New York State Fair,
iss simplicity, efficiency, and great practi-
cal utility. was confirmed by the award of
the First Premium.
1t viii gather, rufic, shirr. tuck, run
MP hreadths, etc, with single or double
thrcad on any material adapted to the
running. stick- The thinnest, usually the
most difficult to stitch by other Sewing
Machines. being sewed the easiest. For
ladies', and chiidren's apparel. and other
articles made Of light fabrics, it will there
fore be found almost Invaluable.
Itis attached to the table like a sewing
bird I and having no tension, and requiring
no iubrication or change Of stitch, is al
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TO ARNSH TO ARNSiv

DO not let these brave men perish hy dis
eas, plas< in their hands these PRECIOUS
REAEbibSs that will enable them to resist tn.
daigerous exposures. the Fevers. the Ghills
anc he wounds whicl, they cannot avoid, and
wht IS mare, cannot Frequently get suecoul
IN lie moment of need whereas if our bray.
mel have only to put their hands into ih-i,
Nnpsacks AMI find tb-.e snra remedy fni
alIthe casualties nf the haitie field. Row
maiy thousands al lives would Tins h, saves
whfgeeid otherwise perisi. before relief could
be obtained.
Mne are genuine urlass the WORDS Hoy-
Lowry, NEW YoRK AND LONDON arr tliseerni.
ble-ts Wcter B,drS in every leaf ofthe book
of directions, around eachs spot or box the
sams may be plainly >enn by kciding ihe isnJ
tofR iighi. handsome re ward will b4 given
to any one rendering such information as may
leadto the dissection of any party or PARTIES
couherfetipg the medicines or vending the
same knowing them to be spurious.
Sold at the Manufactory of Professo,
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icinethroughout the civilized world in pots
at 25c 62c. and 81 each
EsF There is a considerable saving by TAX
ing the larger sizes.
n. B directions fer the guidance Of pa
tients, in every disorder. are affixed to each
box. s
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FOEs SALE.

ENHE undersigned has two lots in the
Il town of Woodsfeld, which lie is
Is desirous of selling -one them is
MIsEsIA situated on Main Street. two
A#Hs@ good houses thereon. one two
EgssssssssSS story dwelling house, the other
admirably adapted for store use. Tho other
Lots is located on back Street, and has two
good stables thereon: to be sold 90 good terms
E For particulars inquire of
J. A. PIERsON.
October 30, 1863.
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Legal Notice.

NsHILIP J. MILLER and Margaret
B. Miller his wife, who resides out
out of the Safe of Ohio, will take notice that
on the 4th lay of November 1862, William
Beardmore filed petition in the Court of
Common Heas of Monroe county, Ohp, which
is pending therein, wherein said VIM Beard
more seefs to collect the sum of $3.50 and
interest thereon, at the rate of ten FER cent.
per annun from December 6, 1862. evidenced
by note gwen by said hilip ]. Millei tosaid
BeardmeR, and Mortgage given to secure the
same onthe following lands in said bounty,
to wit: The north west quarter of tls north
east quarer of section twentyeight ind the
south west quarter of the~south east iuarter
of sectioi twenty mine, in township ne and
range 6,containing so acres, more r less.
You are required to appear and answer said
petitionby the first Saturday in January l S63,
or in DEFAULT Judgment will be takenat the
Spring tern, of said Court 1853, and sad tract
of land ordered to be sold to pay same
HOLLISTER & OKEY
<. At'ys for l'f.
Nov.l2, 1862 -s6w. S4,25
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ONE HUNDRED MEN.

ONE HUNDRED MEN.
He has Recruiting Office at Claring-
ton, Ohio. The 77th Regiment with Col.
Hilderbrand at its head, is as good a Reg
iment as there is in the service.
We call upon the Union-loving men OF
Monroe County, to turn out and volup-
teer and ELL up this Regiment. / will be
IN the County for a few weeks, and will
paw drummers fourteen and ffers fifteen
dollars per month willleave for Colum-
bus on the 4th of November with what
recruits 1 have, and will then return te
my place of Rendeyouse and remain "a few
DAYS. CONE ALONG MEN. We
want you-the country needs You.
Recruiting Office at Darlington, Ohio!
Lieut.. III. ANDERSON.
Co. A. 77th Ohio.
Nov. 5, 1S62.-2m.
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F" HOLESALE AND RETAIL. )
Boots and Shoes
R. PORTER 4 SONS.

No. 135 Main Street, Wheeling, "a,
Respectfully announce to their numerous
customers, that they have now in store, a
we'll selected stock of Ladies and Youths
Boys, Misses and Childrens'
Boots, Shoes and Caters,
to which they invite the attention of all
who visit their city to give them call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Oct. 10, 1S62.-2m. @
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4. D. briggs,

against
William Watkins, Senior.
BY virtue of writ of ven6itioui exponas to
me directed from the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, in tie town of Woodsfeld, in said coun-
ty, between the hours of ten O'clock =. ms, and
four O'Clock p. M, on
Sat,udag, the 17tA dag of Jan. 1868,
the following real estate, situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit
The north east quarter of section FIVE, town
ship four and range five, containing l60 acres.
Also, the south east quarter of the south
east quarter, of section five, township four
and range five.
Taken in execution and Levied upon as the
property of William Watkins, sen., at the suit
/ Il A D. briggs
GEO. ". iGARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ c. o.
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December II, 1862.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Pro-
Ia bate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio,
dill, on the 18th day of November 1852 de-
clare ths Estate Of William Adams, deceased
probably insolvent. Creditors will present:
their claims to the undersigned in months
from this date. WM. HENNlNG,
Nsyember 26, 1S62-4w. Admir-.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the pnler-
IN signed was, untile 25ih lay of September,
1852 appoirtsd hv thu Probata Court .
Monros Goanty, Ohio Executor uf tho Fat at.
of John Wright, lata Of. saia County. decsas-
ed, THOMAS GRlFFIPH.
Dssember II, 1852 at, pl. ExT.
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Estray Notice.

Came to my house, in Malaga township. on
tlls road leading from Woo4sfrld to Miltous
burg, on the night of the OH of November
1852, a brown COLT, supposed to be one year
old-no white except star in the fere- head
SAMUEL ScEEL.
g..a,oIsar 0g 1 362 -ow nd
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Sherifs Sale.
J. L. 4 J. Boyer,

against
Jacob Myers and George Scott.
By virtue Of q writ of execution to me directed
from the court Of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction. at the front door of the courthouse
n the town Of Woodsfeld,, in said county
between the hours Of ten o'clock, .. N. and
= O'Clock, p. M, on -.
,Saturs7sS, s1s 17th day of January, 1868
the follosFins described real estate, situate IL
said ooenty to wit:
Thssopth west quarter OF the north cas-
apartes OF section number thirty, township
nnmtss sone, and range number four, contain
ing fosty aozss, mere or less.
Paksn IN execution and levied upon ss thu
prspsrty of Jacob Myers and George Scott, a
Che suit OF J. L. & ]. Boger.
GEO. w. GARROTHERS,
s Sheriff, NJ. c.. Q.
Deceuber "a, 1862
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W ASHINGIUN, d o.
T. HOLLOWAY. M. d.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF Potomac,
: December 31st, 1862.
A reconnaissance in force went out yes
terday A. NJ. which will probably be heard
from in few days. 1t is believed here
that considerable portion of Gen. Lee S
army has moved from it's late position in
our front and gone up the Rappahannock.
Its destination is not known.
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Fifty D oilars s
BOUNTY TN. ADVANCE!

THE 77th Regiment is now at Alton,
- Illinois. Lieut.. III. ANDERSON
lis in Monroe County recruiting for the
77th Regiment, o. V. I. He wants
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SOLDIERS aTTEETIoNn

See 10 your own health. do not trust TO IN a
Array supplies although most valuab,e
these PILLS aud OINTMENT hay. been .ho,
sughy tested, they are the only rsm.tlie.
ased in the European Camps and Barracks
or over forty years Doctor holloway hassun
.ied all the Armies in Europe, aud during
'RIMEAN CAMPAIGN H. established a demo,
= Balaelava, for the exclusive SALE of ,i,rs.
SREAT RkMEDlES. many time his sp4cia
gent there has sold over ton in weight Of
ne Ointment in single day. These trr,ib .
I'D fatal enemies Of the soldier in carnn.
9DI 81 r E II d PSENTERF SCtiPFF
S2RESand SCh OFUL OUS ERUpT!OAS
alt6isappear like a charm hefar. these PHI l.
ami OINTMENT. and now while the Cry ring.
tL-oughout the land,
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A Cry from washington
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTIoNn

VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION.
D~ WrvEs, MOTHERS and SISTERS,
whose Husbands, Sons and Brothers are
serving in the Army, cannot put into
their knapsacks more necessary or val
liable gift than few boxes of HOL-
LOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.
They insure health even under the expo
sure Of Soldiers life. Only 25 cents a
Box or Pot.
Soldiers Special Notice.
Do YOUR Duty TO YOURSELVES Pro
TEcT YOUR HEALTH
S@- Read the folIosoing, jass received
this day from Washington:
WASHINGTON, D. G.
! T. HOLLOWAY, NJ d.
DEAR SIR:-1 avail myself of thi'
opportunity to express my gratitude TO
your kindness IN being so prompt In send
ing me your valuable PILLS and OINT
MENT. Hundreds of poor soldiers hav'
been made comfortable and well by TIN
use of your medicines, and they all cal
testify to their healing powers and capa
bility of giving instant relief. 1t has
within my own observation, saved many
poor soldier from long sickness and mucl
suffering. Yours truly,
T. d. G.. VOSE. Washington, D. c.
December 10th, 1862.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED.l

ENHE undersigned, under orders from
= General SI0EL, 18th army corps, is
now recruiting for the
18th Regiment Of Ohio Vol
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7 He soz-DItRs TRUE FRH Nd
ALWAYS READY.

Long marches, sore and stiff Joints blister
ed and in1iamed feet. all those The Soldier
must endure, MOTHERS. REMEaIBkR THIS.
when your sons are grasping their ,nu>kets to
meet danger think what relief n single Pot of
this ALL HEALING Il COOLING SAl.yE will
give to the ore you love when far away from
home and friends. 1t hardens ,ni makes
tongh the feet that they can endure great
fatigue. 1t soOtbss and relieves the inf smed
and stifened joints, leaving them supple
strong and vigorous, while for
Sabre Cuts and Gai SHIT Hounds.
1t stands uueeuajled removing and prevent.
drawing the edges together, it quickly and
compietely heals the most frightful wounds.
ltires rsd Sisters of Foiunteers
Yen csn not put into the knaisacks of yser
Husbands AMI Brothers, more valuab. o,
more necessary gift than supply of this
Extraordinary military salre.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at
night, exposed to drenching rains aud chill
uight air, is often seiz-d with mo.t VIOLENT
PAINS. COUGH AMI sUFFoCATINti HDaRsE
NESS, first symptoms of QUICK CoNSUMp-
rt0N, ebut if supplied with HoiI.OWAY's
PILLS and HULLuWAfS OINTMENT, an dan
ger is as.rted, a few pills taken night and
morning, and the. Ointment briskly rubbed
twice day over the throat and chest viii. re-.
move the severest pains and step he most
distressing or dangerous COUGH Therefore
ge say to the whole Army.
4
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john Nrlaht's Estate.

Neyelnker 2s, l3G2-3w. pa.
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Sherifss Sale.

Nov. 5, 1S62.-2m.
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isls. brosght the British King upou NJ.
knee. and compelled him 20 secure % ~
our national nights. and 80 patriotic heroes
q today vii triumph over rebcliion AID
save our beloved coantrs. nation more
strong and po~erfsl than ever before. :.
The torres lived anl died IN di.grace. tl,e
icieralists. by their attempted trrason seal
Cd their Own political do,n and thc cop
perhaps. uars gf'ify aisf uso1s ssfrn,ass
fsaa ~. wiii drag cot a miserable existence.
carrying alons Nth them the indignation
and oontcmPs 81 all loyai mcn AMI women
~hiic ihey live and ~bcn they ar dead
their memories val ouly live % D., cursed.
q The latest I.os;crity.