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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
n EGAL NOTICBLThe Rtna Insurance

T EGAL N0TICE-The Htna Insurance
4 Company ofHsrtford, Connecticut, will take
notice that Martin Johnson has filed his petition
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga coun-
ty, in the State Of Ohio, against said AtnA lnsur-
ance Company, setting forth that on the 18th day
OF May, 1862, the said Etna Insurance Company
issued TO said Johnson a policy OF insurance and
thereby insured said johnson against loss OF
damage by fire to the amount Of two thousand
dollars, for the term OfOne hundred and twenty
six days, namely: From May 9TH 1867, al Y
O'Clock at noon until October lst, 1862, az Il
o'clock at noon, on his, said Johnson's, fishing
tackle, consisting of Irvine, canvass household
goods, tOels, and such other things as are used
in the fshing business, all then being and con-
tanned in a small wood building situated on the
dock, corner Of Locust and Water streets, on lot
No. 984, Vistula division to the city OF Toledo, in
the State Of Ohio, and thereby promised and
agreed to make good unto said Johnson all such
immediate loss or damage not exceeding IN
amount S2,O0O.O0, as should happen by FIRE to the
property above mentioned, for the period ofhme
above stated, other than fire which might hap
pen or take place by means OF any lnYaslon, IN
surreetiOn, riot, or civil cOmmOtiOn, or OF any
military or usBrped power, and except loss by
theft at OF after afire, 20 be paid within SIXTY days
after notice aud proof Of said loss OF damage
should be made by said johnson to said Etna In
suranee Company, in conformity TO the cOndl-
tons annexed 70 said policy That said proper
ty, on the 2Tth day Of September, 1867, was, m
said wood building situated as aforesaid, acct
dentally and by misfortune wholly consumed by
fire, other than fire which happened by means Of
any invasion, Instruction. riot or civil commo-
ton, or OF any military or usurped pOWerj mat
on said 9th day Of MAY, 1862, and also at thetime
of destruction and damage by fire, as herein
before stated, said property was worth $4,000
and more that said Johnson performed all the
conditions OF said policy on ms part to be per-
formed that iOrthwith after said loss, said John
son gave notice 10 said Etna Insurance Company
Of said loss, and as soon thereafter as possible,
70 wit, on or about the Sd day Of October, 1862,
to said Eth Insurance Company a
particular account of said loss, signed with his
hand and verified by his oath and that by rea-
Of the premises, said Htna Insurance Com
pany became, and is liable TO pay TO the said
johnson the sum Of two thousand dollars, with
interest thereon from December 4th, 1862, and
asking for Judgment in his favor against said
-Etna Insurance Company for S~2,OO0,OO, with in
terest on the same from December 4th, 1862
Said Etna Insurance Company is required to
appear and answer said petition on or bsfore the
ith day OfJuly, 1863,
CHAS. L. FISH,
LII ~ Iaea LAHnrnnu Lar plnintiM
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NEAsTER's sALE.-Pursuant to the

NW ASIEkS bALE.-FursuanI 70 Ine
command Of a deerctal order OF nom
the Court Of Common Pleas ofCuyahOga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of Robert Cochran against
George G.. knight, Edward S. Hamlin, Wlham
Lathrop, Amos DickeTson and Wason Everett
Company to me directed, l shall expose for sale
at public auction, at the door of the Court House,
in the city of Cleveland, on the sd day 0fMay,
1858, at 2 o'clock P. n. of said day, the following
described lot or parcel Of land Lot No 81 IN
tract MOI in the township Of Olmstead in said
county, being town lot No. 81 in the town Of Ohm
stead Falls, formerly called NOrrs FAILS. APP
praised at $50.
D. ". CAGE, Master Commissioner.
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys apr2Z:AO
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
AIDES HOME B

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is a perfect "Union institution. 1t unites the Cor
set, houlder-Brace Anti-LacerR and Skirt-SuppOrts
in one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel
The HConstitution must be Preserved" Whsoh6Fe
~ Lady says can be BY wearing these Waists.
n THEM-PRIOES REDUCEDI
Tor sale bv-FREEMAN KELLOGG, 2iT superb
or-St., Mrs. PORTER, Milliner, 94seneca-St.l How.
ER 4 HIGBEE, 81 SuperiOr-St., Mrs. HARNE1 81
81. mair-St, and At Wholesale and Retail By the Pro-
DrIst0rs and Manufacturers, 1871 OntartO-St., lover
MoOre's Auction StOreD cleveland, Ohio.
" Made to Order.
EB-State and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS B S~HEfFIELD.
W-We viii prosecute all persons who make ths
WsiEts, or make the Braces without authority from
s1zl9
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MUSIC.
MONEY TO LOAN.

EN- mn MONEY ADVANCED,
e0U. UUO in aums to suit-at the old stand and
veil known Office, on securities Of every
kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and Silver
Plate, Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry, Fire Arms urs
niture, Carpets Ciothtng1 Pianos, Mirrorll FGintlngl
and Personal Property, on the most afisfncturY terms.
Business strictly private. Established 1851. Watches
and JeWeiIy for sale ct bargains,
10, ". WAGNER. Ho-E WatsF-5t,
O0E. Eupsriog-st.s over Davis 4 PieXotto'S Store
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DISPATCH COOKING STOVE,
Sold BY w.L.MARvIE. Sole Agent,


-
Is now so we'll known and generally esteemed, that
1t is deemed unnecessary to go 1ntoany leuBthenedOi
or minute inventory OF its merits
In addition 10 the most Wanted capabilities %
other stoves, there have been several important i'm
proyements recently made % the Dispatcu, which
none other posses, and it Is unqueshOnablY, the
Perfect md Economical stove In Use.
One is the IA BURNEB, introduced into the Fir
Chamber. producing the most perfect cambustior
possible, Increasing heat, saving Fuel, cOusuminf
smoke, and improving the operations Of the Slows
Another is a newy invented PORTABLE ASH
BOX attached to the stove, which receives the ashe.
which fall from the are door, aud - easily remove
for dischars ing the same.
These very mNteIial additions TO the value 81 thf
Stove are secured by PATE q, and render ~ ee5on
most
USEFUL ANDDEsIRABLE COOKING STOVE
to be had in any market. orb
In addition. also, al the plates which come in. s0s-
tact vita the nre have been greatly increased ia
IT win burn Coal as well as Wood most admirably
Oven being thoroughly ventilated IL Will BFoduca
perfect and healthy bake, equal 70 that Of 3 Baker
Brick OVen' Roasting and roasting Is ions beion
the open IRE, and Broiling over live Goals on the
hearth e. common senss dictates. Il is manuiaenr&
In this city, and the material used ana me WORK
manship are OF the best quality; finally, Do gives per
fett satisfaction to ali, o hundreds OihouaekeeperaiI
this city and SURROUNDING country, who ara dali
using Il, will testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING sTOvE Is
new and desirable pattern winch, With 3 VarietJJi
Qhuolhs Maho ~ uAoeA N1mFlglo. We aAs.A1.1~-
hand q great variety % Pcrlor OOokinga and otherh oaE
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, 60 reduced prcos-
We are constantly supplied with al the newest an {
most beautiful styles Of
ENAMELBD Ora FES.
AlsO-al Of the most useful articles OF HOUSE TtE
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmsr8Ioola.
Weare Just receiving tie latest improved Byiea o.
Bird AdE which are offered at the lowest prce1
Wemanufscture largely and have for sale at whole
sale and rStaiis uths VARIOUS articles OF Plain and
Japa8ed Tin, Copper AID Sheet-iF0B Ware
We Oner the almost endless variety ofgOods IN on
line for sale AZ the lowest cash prices, On the ON
PRICE SYSTEM.
Ny-Au HOusekespers and those who contamrlat
Housekeeping. and the rest OF mankind" are moa.i
cordially invited 10 call before purchasing elaeWheIG
and judge Cor themselves. SATIsFACTI0E m GUARAH.
FEED 81 the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORlOM
Of ". l.. MARVIht
80. 50, South side Pub. Square,
mrSqe Cleveland Ohio
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PROFESSOR or ELRCraoPATHY AND MEDIOuHH,
0moe-nss ensoa-sLi afeu doors from superior uS
Once hoursfrom 9 to I2andtOm ate O'Clock daily
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AMT
DAINTsI

We have IN store = large supply OF the following
goods which We will sell at New York prices for cRshi
10 tgnB unisn Lead,
5 do Pearl do
~ bbls French Yellow,
10 do Venetian Red,
800 rs Orange Mineral,
l0O0b Ne Read Lead,
500 hs chrO- Yellow, dry and 10 oil,
" ogb do Green, do do
60ebs Hibernia, do do
Paint Brushes, NhiteWashB Brushes, Artists Brush
eg, Varnishes, etc etc.
Also, Agents for n. Y. Benzino Dryers, the best in
market. KELLER q E0GHT,
april 52s. w. cor. Pub. Square
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE
IN Personal Property belonging to the Estate Of
Reuben II. Blackmer, deceased, consisting Of a good
Buggy, Table, Bureau, Chairs, and other PROPERLY
will be sold at Eublic auction al the late dwelling
house Of said deceased, on the 10Th day Of May. A. ID.
1853. COmmenciug at four O'Clock P. NJ, and will con-
tinue from day TO day thereafter till the properly Is
sold. Z Z. PERKINS,
apr2947g Administering de hOnis ron.
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AZ a Family nIachIna

As a Family Machine
they Ear eXoel allothera. Homs Of the Qualities thni
soommen the Wheeler AWils0n Machines, arc:
1Et-Baauty and Excellence OF Stitch, alike upon
both sides Of the fabric sewn. =
9d-Strsngth, Fiumne4 and Durability OF ssamH
that will NOT kIP nor RAYEL, and made With
economy OfIRreat
3rd-ltsA Attachments and vide Range OF Appiina-
cation TO purposes and materials.
4th-simplioity and Thoroughbred Of construction.
5th-sPeed, Eass Of Operation and Management
and Quistness Of ELOFement.
Those that want q Practical aud Desirable Machine
should By all means examine Wh9slsr 4 Wilson'S be-
fore purehasinE.
OFFIOE -.--..9O5Rnpsrio st. UsVslaud,0 o.
ell JEO. &. STRONG, Agent
= Send tor Oircnlars and get narticnIars, anslg
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MATER LIME 200 BARRELs
freah ground, Just reserved in store and for
ale low. GE0BGE SPRAGUE,
april p and q MerEin-St.
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LIME.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

CHAs. L. FISH,
April 30, 1863. Attorney fer Plaintiff.
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Use THIS BRAND OF BLACK.
PAPER MANUFACTORY.

BrMsnufsctured at IO2 superiOr-st.B
msreh q
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r EGAL NOTICE -Tbs Peouannoot

Administrator de bonis non Of the Estate Of
-Ronhen n. BlacEmer. aprIb
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~ aNUs b ABUnE =
e Send Tor 0trcnlars and GET narticnlaEs anEl.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-08-13

For Teachers, and all Lose rushing TO apaiEt ena>
seiUeS cfkbe prsUilege Of q MoroWgh drU IN tie
Normal Method

| For Teachers and all those ac ashing TO apaiEtben>
| SeiUeS 0fAbe DraUiIcge Of q thorough draU IN the
| Normal Method.
| A Normal School viii be held at Liberty. X emo.
| sha County, commencing on Tuesday, the LIST of
! September and continue four weeks, under the
| supervision Of NJ. NJ. RICE, whose popularity as
! au Instructor, is well known, and stands high in
this part OF the State
I 1t was supposed that MIR Rice had completed
his professional idb5rs with US, and we consider
ourselves certainly fortunate in securing his SER
vices, and would say that he will be very happy
to meet his former pupils again, to enjoy short
session in the old school room at Liberty
The professional instruction to be given in the
Normal School, will embrace the following top
ica
Methods ofTeachng Spelling and Reading.
Methods OF teaching Arithmetic, Geography and
Grammar,
School Room Duties, Primary Education, and
Glass Exercises, will be considered and dlscuss~
ed,
Physical Exercises will be introduced,
We shall have, for the benefit of the class,
Planetarium Teurion and Outline Maps. We
have also secured the following Interesting Lee.
turers
Rev. J. b. PRADr, Editor journal Education
Sept. 9Th
Rev. N. WooowoRrH--Se Sept. nth-Subject
PhySiOlOgy
j, L, PIcKARD, State aperintendent-Se 18th
and 10th.
Prof STONE, of Kenosha-sept. 18th,
Prof. CARR, of Madison, will favor US with two
his Popular Lectures on CHEMISTRY and Geolo-
! gy, Sept 23d and 9th.
Mr.. VAN WYcK will address the teachers Sept
! 25th
attendance Applicants for admission will en-
deavor to be present the first day unless sickness
prevents. for in this instance as 10 everything
else, good beginning iusures good ending.
EIpenscS.-Tn order to defray expenses the
small tuition of fifty cents is charged. The peo>
pie OF Liberty will accommodate teachers wi tn
board at reasonable rates and any one wishing to
have boarding place secured, or any informae
ton respecting the School, will address the Coun-
y Superintendent P. o. Address, Salem Sta
| ton
MlscellancouS.-We expect as many as can will
avail themselves of this opportunity those who
are teaching, and those who intend to teach. Sc
cure this privilege when it is offered and as you
feel Interested in your labOrs, endeavor raise
the standard of your schools by improving your
qualifications and ability for this great work de-
vovug upon you
Bring your text books, any, and all you have.
These attending viii be examined for Certificates
at the close of the session
( Salem August TO- 1868
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b. L. DODGE,
Supt. Of Schools for Kenosha County.


The Harvest in KenOsbR.-The bright an
ucipations and anxious hopes of our farmers we
are happy to say, are being swallowed up IN a
Joyous fruition n. The wheat and barley crops have
now been nearly all harvested, and they are both
turning out better than the most sanguine dared
to antie pate. We have couversed with many
farmers from sll parts of the country ana they all
tell the same encouraging story. The spring
wheat is pronounced Of the very best quality,
while the yiel1 is fully up to that Of 1860, which
is always referred to as the largest ever known in
the State. The crop is nearly if not all cut, and
with the present weather few days longer, will
all be secured in excellent order. The hot, rainy
weather we had few days ago, gave some unea-
siness to those who had large fields down, but tine
drying WINS hat swept over the country on Tues
dav morning. and the fine weather that followed.
made it all right again. Although help has been
scarce aud wages high, we .Ak there will be lit
tie grain lost for the want of hands to take care OF
lit.
We rejoice with our farmers in their good tor
tune and now hope they may obtain good round
price for all their surplus grain. We!know tie
country cannot be prosperous when the tillers Of
the soil are not thriving nor can it be other than
prosperous when they are blest with good crop:
and good prices.
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Many an invalid in this vicinity has been
restored 10 health by DR.. V CLARENCE PRIcE.
the Analytical Physician wha makes chronic dis
eases his special study DR.. Price ought to be
suited by all who threatened with any of those
ailments be treats. If skill is proved by success,
then DR., Price possesses it. The many cases that
Is cited of recovery from advanced stages of dis
ease by his treatment during the past four years
that he has visited us, inspires confidence. Dr.
Price Is writing work on chronic diseases. a
plain, valuable treatise on a subject of vital im>
port 10 every person. He intends to show how
chronic diseases may be prevented and vigorous
old age attained without medicines-that medi-
cines are only needed when disease is present
and then only useful in the hands of an educated
physician. Dr. Price is destined to do much good,
and we commend him to all invalids as intelligent
and skillfuL He receives patients On his next
visit to Kenosha, at the City Hotel during Fri,
day the 2sth Of August.
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Arrival and Departure OF Mails.

x e. steers, BuCine, is now offering rare
Induceu. ents to those wanting PIANOS. Because
lst he now keeps on hand Of the choicest stocks
q the west
"a, a long experience and good judgment enables
him TO make wise selections
3D. he buys just low any one, and by reason Oh
ow store afford to sell from SO to 500 less 'hah
dealers in larger cities.
4.a. lie aoiU nuke II safe for you to 6uy Qfhi0e by
Warranteo that the Pianos lie sells, shaU gire yos
sasqflclion, orhe aciU take them JacE AMI Tef4nd
151u the aOney.
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Tribute 10 the the late I.ieut. Peter
HSOk

AT meeting of Hook & Ladder Co. No l
held on Thursday, August 9th, the following pre-
amble and resolutions Were adopted:
Whereas, the members of this Company have
heard of the death OF Lieut.. Peter ROok late a
member of this Company, who fell while gallant
ly fighting Tor his country, at Gettysburg, Pa,
Therefore. ResolUed, That while wemourn the
loss of our brother, endeared to US by many wears
of association as a Fireman and citizen, = g have
the proud satisfaction Of knowing that one of our
number, in the defense Of those rights dear TO us
freemen, has not sacrificed his lie in vain, but
that the heroic bravery and patriotic devotion of
the noble men Of tke army OF the Potomac, on the
sanguiuary field CT Gettysburg marks an era in
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-08-13

Go and get Cheap Dry Goods.-Edward Nc
Emery, will o5en this day at Kinbalps Block, choice
selection ofImported and staple Dry Goods, all OF which
will be retaued atless than Chicago prices The STOCK
comprises Silks shaws, Mohairs, Popiins and wooden
Goods, suitable for Ladies' and Gentemen's wear He
win also offer splendid lot ofthe best brands in Sheet
ing and pillow case cotton, at very low rates, good
stock Of Linens, Damasks and Towelings.
This circular is addressed to all who want Dry Goods
Cheap.
Ka.nhall,s Eloclz Kenosha Jolly 18.h, 1868. 5wS
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WHATS the News ?

Citizens of Keuosha and Kenosha county, the
News is, that TRUEsDELL, the Photographer, at
ter spending most Of the summer in the principal
eastern cities, has just returned, with all the inn
provements in the Photograph art. a half dos
en- friends of each one Of you are waiting enxiousN
Iy your photograph to grace their albums You
will find TRUEsDELL at his old stand lover Wheels
or & Clark's Drug Storel ready to wait upon his
customers as usual.
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Enlarged and BmprOved.-The Appleton
Motor comes to US enlarged and i'll beautiful
clear bright new dress that adds greatly to its ap-
pearance. We admire the publishers taste in the
selection of his new Head" We congratulate
the Motor on this evidence of its prosperity. tits
live, loyal paper, and deserves success. Is in
striking and favorable contrast with its dsloyal
rebel~sympathizing contemporary. We hope the
loyal people of Appleton and Outagamie Co. win
see and appreciate this contrast and act aceord'
inolV.
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w. III. Carpenter, Esq, of Milwaukee,

w. Ea. Carpenter, Esq, of Milwaukee, viii
speak in regard to the War and It's issues, at Sim
mons Hall Saturday evening next. 1t Is only
necessary TO make this announcement to ensure a
crowded audience, as Mr.. Carpenter is the most
eloquent speaker in the State, and his speeches
as War Democrat, cannot but have telling eff
feet en- public sentiment and action
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Across the continent from the Golden State
to the valleys Of New England, the voice of
thanksgiving and praise went up on Thursday
The and was full OF eloquent utterances, and
thousands Of clergymen, of every sect and creed,
and name--there III the log school house in the
wllderness-here, in the stately temple in the mart
uttered .cOrdant voices And great congre~
cations felt the beat OF each othe~'s hearts. and
looked INTO each others faces, aud became of one
mind, aud thanked God and took courage The
day went by nowhere unheeded 1t dawned in
all its significance along the Federal armies where
ever they were, aud the boys in blue celebrated
with blessing what they had earned with blood
It was day that the women and the soldiers had
u right to before all others-they who have suffers
ed without complaining, and watched without re-
pning and fought without fearing and they who
bound up wOun that were beyond thesurgeon's
art and stood in the stead of mothers and sisters
TO them that languished, and sInOoihed the pillow
Of them that dying.
The dtscuurses delivered on that day would
make pondernus folio, rich in lessons of loyalty
uil of inspiration of hope, and grand with IA lofty
faith The observance oftbe day was not a mere
form; It went deeper than words; 1t LAID hold of
the hearts and purposes of meu it tended 10 un~
ty while, a Christian Offering, it was emf nent-
ly worthy of IL Christian people.
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Fire.-We are sorry to learn that the black
smith shop OF our friend John Reynolds, in Bris
toll was struck by lightning on Saturday night
last, and entirely consumed. Mr.. Reynolds had
valuable buggy in bis shop and some other prop
erty of considerable value was DESTROYED We do
not understand that any insurance was on the shop,
or the contents at the time Of its destruction
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a Well conducted Fruit Store is a convenient
establishment And such an one is the establish
meut ofour friends BRoNsoN 6 BONE Everything
in its season can be had there of the very incest
kiud-and very long seasons they make for all
kinds of Fruits and Berries When the straw
berries in our own gardens are just in blossom,
their counters are loaded with baskets of ripe,
luscious berries and from that time until the sea-
over at Lake Superior, you need not be
without strawberries and cream And it is just
so WIKI everything else. The early frultage Of
the sunny ssnth is laid under impress to crafty
the tastes OF Their customers, and the later ripen
ings Of the far north are made to minister to their
c07fts.
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the history of our country, and the life OF the re-
bellion, of inestmable importance TO us all
Resolved, That the deceased, as faithful
frienda courteous citizen and patriotic soldier,
is entitled TO high place in the esteem of the cit
liens of this place and especially the members OF
this company
ResolUed That we tender to the relatives and
friends of our departed Brother,o our warnest sym
pathy in their sad bereavement, and trust that
their sorrow may be alleviated by the remem-
brance that he with the thousands that have Of
fered their lives the altar Of their country, are
embalmed in the hearts OF his fellow citizens as
the noble defenders of our glorious Union:
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Respectfully Yours,
InrrN II GHnnurn N
Kenosho, August 10Th, 1863.

Free Eecture.-We are requested to state
that u "Garibaldjan Drummer Boy, Mr.. Alright
will Lecture on Thursday and Friday evenings
OF this week. at the Methodist Church. Mr.. Ar.
righi is young man, native of IlaIy, and the
subject of his first Lecture win be, his experience
as Drummer Boy under Garibad, and as a SOL
der in the Union Army, his narrow escape
from Italy, and his last confession to the Priest.
He is now student in the Ohio Wesleyan Univers>
ity, preparing himself for Missionary to Italy,
Il is hardly necessary to say these Lectures will
be Of absorbing inter est
The Lectures will commence at s O'Clock.