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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
Fer RheEma tism, GOut, NeurnlRi a H4um-
bagO, stiff Neck and Joints, sprRins,
ErHises, Onts md Wounds, Piles,
Headache, and all Rheumatic
and Nervous disorders.

For all ofghich is speedy and certain remedy and
fails This Lniment prepared from the recipe of Dr.
Stephen Sweet Connecticut the famous boneseter and
and has been used in his practice for than twenty
years with the astonishing success
AS an aueVlator Of pain, 1T Is unriYalled BY any
preparation before the public OF which the most skepca
may be convinced by asingle trial
1his Liniment viii cure rapidly and radically. Rheumatic
Disorders oieyery Kind and thousands Of where it
has been used it has never been known to fail
For Neuralgia il viii afford immediate rslisfin every
ease, however dissroSsing.
will relieve worst of Headache in three
minutes and is warranted to do it,.
Yoothache also viii it care instantly.
For nervous debility and general iassitude arising
from imprudence excess this lnment is most happy
and unfailng remedy Acting directly upon the nervous
tssut rnghens and reyyhes the SYSTEM ana restores
For Piles-As an external remedy claim that 1t is
the KNOWN and challenge the world to produce an
equal Every victim of this distressing complaint should
give il tralfor it will fail to afford immediate relief,
and in majority Of will effect radical cure.
Quinsy or Sore Throat, are sometimes extremely
malignant dangerous, but timely application OF TINS
Lininent will never fail to cure.
SprauS sometimes very obstinate and enlargement
Bruises, Uufs, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers
Burns, and scalds yield readily 70 the wonderful
healing properties Of DIR. sweets 1nfnlitbIe Linz
I1nenf. when used according TO directions. Also
( hSJ bIalns. Frosted Feet, and Insect bites
and stings.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should this remedy hand for its timely use at the
formidable Diseases which all hoToes liable and which
many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Oyer four hundred voluntary testmon ais TO the wonder
fol curative properties Of this Imminent nave been received
the years. and many OF thon from persons
In Tic highest ranRs Of life.
CANTON.
TO avoid imposition observe the signature and Likeness q
Dr. Stephen S8 every label and also stephen Sweets
nfulbs Imminent blown in the glass Of each bottle with
For sale by ali dealers. 1yawa5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

Farewell -Fa7o#ell is louely erInd and
III echo has ceu5ed many sad heart; 6us none
would feel saddened but rather be greatly cheer
cd aud benefited by saying farewell 70 al KINDS
Of Soda and saleratus except DeLsnd & Co g
chemical SQieratus which viii scatter rays Of
sunshine and heppiaess in every household when
properly used, being always uniform ami perfect
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

KenOshn Egruyy ArrlIIrTy.-Our fellow
citizen Capt. John L Henry, received commits
sion few weeks since. TO recruit soldiers for his
company to be known as THE Keaosha Heary
.4rt,Hcry He Immediately established recruit
ing office on Main ST., and went to work with a
cOnmendable zeal and euer y, and two weeks
ain &c reported the first instalmont of his company
A. C.sra2 Washburue. Milwaukee This squad
Of roap rambered about forty On Monday last,
he took his second list Of men OF about forty more
He has re GRATED IN this city and vicinity seven~
~ eight me u. We d"uo' ehether a better seiec-
,S,n oould ma We oeen made for this pa pose, than
Cant. Henry. Re deserves all praise Tor bis ear
mes Frts. AZ the hands OF Jae Community aud
the Government
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
TO THE SICK.
Notice for October, 1868.
DIR. V. CLARENCE PRICE.

ts~NtC VI k(bU N0N1 ~'NSS - D''S'I
Hr WILL BE REGMEMBEHED THAT DIR
a PRICE has regularly visited this place for three
years restored health many suffering from affections
of the Lungs Throat, Liver Heart, Kidneys, Rheum&'
sn Cattarrah Dyspepsia, Fits, Asthma Sci ofua,Drop,
sizes Female Complaints and other diseases caIed
chronic most hay .ng despaired OF recovery 10 the
cure Of chronic diseases, in their varions forms ana
stages Dr. Price deYotes his whole attention. ne not
reVivng Old worn out system advocated years ago
By speculative adventures, but meihod OF treatment
OF ~ years standing and still pursued IN the East with
une4 ualed success. 4 system founded on truth, no
trIano sacrificing life to experiments knowledge
conte9J for not Speculation, experiment quackery
we use no minerals destructive agent exhaustive
energies or njure the constitution make sick to
make weI tear down to build up We Invite honora-
ole investigation feeling that just. Those
sick and discouraged cali upon us-adVice gratutous.
Our Philosophy Of Practce is founded the Laws Of
Nature Our theory Disease the theory OF Expert
ence and evidenceour Materia Medical thee Boundless
Forestl DR.. PRICE will be for Consultation at
KENosHA, City Hotel, Oh Friday the 23d of oc-
tober 1868.
Racine, Congress Hall Thursday, ed OF October.
Woodstock, Exchange Hotel, Monday, 2lst OF Sep
TENDER.
Residence aukegan, ILL.,, where all letters should
be sent
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

Fine Fyuit.-We are indebted to our friend
DIR. JAMES OzArNE, Of the tom of Somefs, Ten
samples of fruit from his orchard. Plums Of the
Roval cage variety, that were so rich and ripe
that they would almost melt in ones mouth. -
They were Of mammoth size and of extremely
rich flavor
There wos also a small pailfulI of the Hyslop 81
5e-,zu Grab, Of a leautfal deep red color, and al
most as large as ordinary apes. These,we should
say must be the best variety grown. The Doc
ter, although devoted to his profession with an ex
tensive practice. stlI finds time 10 attend to bis
fruit growing, which may be said t" be bis hob
by He hasour thanks or this timely reuem'
branee of the printer. May his shadow never
grow less nor his trees fail to bear Us bounteous'
ly as he treats his friends
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

On FnI Eouasa.-We had a call 'L's morning
from Lieut. VIZ >. MATHlws file Fr.t Mid
die tennessee Infantry. Lieur. Mathews il will
be remembered was private III to G. !st Wis,
three rnou41s men and wounded al the battle
Of Falling Wa ar7 He subsequently re eniist5d
geo Il private IL 1aye IcFeau Co, of tia First
Wis Int. 5sr was transferred from Co. L and
given Lieut., commission ~ Isis rrescnt re1i-
mont iu which posiit.p he has zone veteran ser
vice lie has t0r!ough OF twenty days, and is
his way TO visit his father who resides a. Fond
du Lac
Lieut.. Mathews aives q most A4tterin@ account
Of the health and spirits OF the Army OF he Culn-
bertrand. Neither were ever better. And be as
sNre5 that cause has contributed much
to This resalt the tremendous defeats that OPP
perteadisu Is everywhere receiving III tic saii
elections. The whole army looks 10 lie uniger~
sa defeat oil Copperneadsm this fall as OF more
importance in The present struggle than any vic
cory that can be gained on he battlefield
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
Proceedings Of thc gniom County Con
YpnliOn.

pFoce c6imgs of ihc EHfSu County Con-
ynmtion.
Troioo ,,oo,.on,;,,,, { do1oco+os from t,,o
-overal Wards and Towns in The City and county
OF ken"sh"' ned at agricultural Hall IN me
town OF Bristol, on the 18th Of Sept, 1863 for the
purpos, Of nominating State Senator and Mem
-, 1t n, r, .; -
o0i Vi "0 iy ~ N'l e'i'''1 " ''
called to order by Hon. NJ. Frank, on motion,
wa elected Chairman, and Ia b Nichols Secre-
tary
aantisls s,as pnnr;dte' Inv the Char to VIII -.
Franklin Newell, Latbrop Burgess ana Jon b.
JIIson,
The committee reported the following named
persons as eAlHed 90 seats as delegates
LUv If Kca0sha-1st lHQ3d
Hudson +. X. J. y Ji}sun
j II. Skeee.
81 Ward.
d IT 1t-od ''
Aih tVo,5
q CfNatt w w Baker
n Frank.
W p. slaHweII, VIM. II. Smith,
Toma of Payiy.
Ii. A. Newbury, H. Marsh.
D,.ufzl He%e!I
tt@aSa2t* IT41fe.
Af.f f
- ' ''' 9 T,orr,,,,i,:., - - A'''i's
- 6,,;stoJJ '''''''
r. "a ,..~o,,.,, Il '0'''' ~ @ Co,+;-
:" - >'a' p0p'eI !, n FonIor . Oo'''"S'
Tbos. sladc J. J.. William
j. Carpenter.
>atem.
q w. " "'le' yvood,uo.tb a. 1'''-''
.....,..-, s.,.-..
81,
ron The town OF Randall, on motion of MI
" oudwor,h, oi Salem, Messrs. John |. Wing,
a,ris y. i.-,,,o,, and T T, MoKisan, ,yaro adj.
u'''eu a8 ue'eSa'eS 70 represent 'haI to"H' anu
LathrYp Burgess, as a deleg ate from the town a.
Brighton Aud theTeupon on motion ofJ. Me
kisson, The Convention proceeded to an inform al
b4iiug for STATE senator. b, I. Il atch and F. Ii.
Wood "elo appointed IelIers
Whole number of votes cast, 81.
Ven WI, o.
{ Q. SHOES.
O y Head.
j. G. Ne K essen ..-... ,
II ! y'f-r,
81
= i"lI"l ba4lot was theH taken: when FGsuiAe1
as tollows:
( Xan WICK %
b G. SHOES. y
.J. G. Mckessol /
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRIHGER.

"a child can readily wiring tubull Of cloths in
a few minutes. 1t is in reality CLOTHES SAVER
A TI3lE SAVER! aud STRENGTH SAVER! The
saving of garmGet viii alone pay large pes centage
on is cost We think machine much more t9an
PAYS FOR ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving of gar
ments There alc several kinds, nearly alike IN gene
raj construction, but consider it important that he
W9ingcr be lifted with C9s, otherwise mass OF gar
crank-slaft slp and the Clothes er5fse rubber
b. eas 100 from the shaft Our own is o6tie first
nake aud it is as good new, alter nearly fOsr years
constant use"
Every yVriuger with Cog-Wheels ls war
rantcd In every particular. -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17

Thos" Golden ) ae7tings, lett upon table
by our friend Sheriff Fox, As a sample Of lie prod
uct of his orchard are The finest we harg seen this
season This is another evidence Of the capacity
Of Kenosha Co. tor Guit growinE. rnes7 are
large fair and sound Mr. Fox bag our thanks
for SINS ti;aely renefa aranea Of lie printer.
Note, Whose Taste ono judgment in The se>
lection and purchase Of Goods, is provefbia2, is
no.y in the eastern market making bis Esh and
Winter purchases, which have already begun to
arrive at his store, south end Q. Main -. Mr.
Mott is going to nave ona Of the largest and most
recherche stocks ever brought to this mark ct,
which he intends sc Hing cheap! Look TOT new
advertisement giving particulars. III our paper,
next week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
Another Excursio" TO Chicago at $500 fo

Another ExcmrsIo" TO Chicago at 90 to-
the round "trip
OF course everybody will 20. even If they have
no business to do, just to see little OF the "or''
outside Of our own charming City, as well as t
help good cause, but most because 1t IS SO cheap
The friends OF the Methodist Episcopal Churci
are to have the cars for an excursion to Chicago
about the first week in October; that is In aoou
two weeks Tickets only 81 90 for tho round trip
Let eve r. body get ready to go.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-17
T--G1R
MANHOOD


a GOOD article Of Pine 2
II Cos, at a low price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-17
P5#9 ERvr,a and Timber
LED. land For Sale.

rEtIlE subscriber offers for sale all of his real
q estate in MarilyilIe, on the road leading
from Jordon's Corner to Bangor, distant 20 miles,
and IL from Ellsworth, consisting Of $50 acres of
excellent farming land, most of it entirely free
from stones, about 30 acres cleared in moving,
tillagc and pasture about Is tons of hay average
crop. The balance is covered with heavy growth
Of timber, IIemlock, spruce and hardwood. There
two streams running through said land,
tributaries to the Union riYeT,) each 81 10
AMI about 10 or > o rods from the buildings of
which has an excellent water power if improved
for milk. both streams have considerable extent
Of intcrYale which when cleared will produce
tons Of hay to the and both have logs drove
in them thence to Ellsworth every spring at an
expense of i5cts per 1850 #. The heml, elk bark
said land is estimated Mt 4j0 or $40 cords. The
buildings are ten years Old, we'll finished and in
good repair, house 2oX}G, l. 2lxi0, shed lSX26,
joining the l. with the barn which is 3GxjG, and
has two sheds attached house and L IL stories.
Good watc- and large estern of rain water in
the cellar with pump in sink. Also the farm
stock, COWS, ; Ecfers, steers, ! colt, span of
team horses, q sheep, together with wagons,
slcds, sleigh, &c.
The aboyo will he sold Mt bargain to the pur.
chaser all 1-ether in lots to suit the purchaser
if applied FOR before the first of October next
Terms, one fourth cash, balance in three years.
For further ig,urmrtiun address,
70 JONATHAN BARKER, Mariayille, Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-17
HAIR DYE. HAZE bye:
BATCHELoR S Celebrated Hafr Dye
Is the Besi III the World

tbs Only
uormless. True a,d Reliable Dye Known
rhi, .plepdl Hair Rye is Perfect aness E-l,h'-s
or Grey Hair instantly :, G'aF'g ~ or 't..51
R,o,,n. withau, Iuiaring The lI'r cr S't"- ne So
,.ayin. the Hair soft and reauIal im95f.s is,'
n,. frequently restoring is pristine e'sr and f5s
m effect. Of Bad Dyes TIL s1ataa d slaH} W '''' =,
A.parcHsEoR. al o;A'rs are ws5s '"..'.a.'' a..'
,hau,i be asalsi $50 ay al druggists " ~ -
EY-slBAECLAY 81, N.1. 42-'f
Ba,e4e!1r'4 Nnr 7ufei Com fir D-esN4 t5r tAzf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-17

Notice is hereby given that | have contracted
with TIE eeerseers If tae Poor for the town d
SufrT tof tie support OF tae following persons as
paufcfs OF slid town, viz: Samuel Tundy
Inerelia TtundY, Elizabeth, Eaos, Mary ami Cor
dpll4 fruady aul eAil Ircn, and haYiaE provided
a saitatl3 home Tor them at my dwelling house,
ia sid town, all persons are hereby forbid harbor
ias or trusting tnem on my account as | shall not
ray any bills Of their Contracting.
GEoHGs V. AIIrS,
Surry. June -, lsG5. avs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-17

Sailing sloop Mac l5niao, G. Lent. en- '. r. =
Engand, On the morning Of Ie'. ..s.'..@..l
nal complimentary aaIaies we 't'e'-3-'.s'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-17
sloop Excel, Grant, Bangor.

Launched at Miliba4se 2ith nit, i5o'a ~ y.
I'D II Ezekiel Dyer. E..!., 1as .-s5.=t =
asou, 100 tons, named 'as 49, L.. u. go
owned bv Messrs Pes I taa5ia' %. NV -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-17

A. Court Of Pr. bate held at Ellsworth within and for
tn County Of H4ncoch, the third eIneslay Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-17

ever before offered ia this county. We have made
arrangements with large Book Publishing Houses
and Paper Manufacturers in Boston, for u supply
of the above goods, and feel confident that We
can make it object for purchasers to call aud
examine our goods.
Our stock consists, in part, of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16
The Arm, Of tennessee.

The report of the reeaPure Of Fort DonesOn, byOur
cavalry, proves incorrect The Chattanooga Rebel Of
the 18th, infers that repulse, not triumph, met our
t.oops The combined forces of VIA ton aud Forrest
under command Of Wheeler, it appears, made the at
tack After several hours hard fighting, these brave
men we're forced to retire, The regiment under cor
mand Of Col Starns said TO have penetrated the
mys armed camp as far as the village of Dover.
There is daily skrmshing in front Of our lines and
the Tennessee papers report that the enemy delayed by
the late rain, now advancing slowly from Murirees
bOro and the opinion expressed that great bate
must take place before many days The Winchester
Bulletin says:
Our position TO meet the enemy seems TO have been
well selected, and our troops are in hna spirits but We
strain every for the fray and make this the
decisive battle OF ;he West
We have no positive Information that the Abolition
lists have been reinforced but feel assured that their
leader viii be TOOL hardy" advance unless
he has overwhelming numbers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16

tsmpestuous Hunter has issued orders conscrptng all
able-bodied negroes in his department
The Alabama was heard from in latitude 20 30 on
the I'd of February
Peace resolutions passed the Illinois Legislature on
tie 18th, 50 10 2s.
Wilson said in the u s. Senate the 18TH that the
Army of the Potomac has 800 regiments and 100000
men. Rcsecrans, in the Murfreesboro' fight had lao
regiments and "a, 900 men.
Young Williamson, of Baltimore, Secretary Of Mason
our English Minister, has been sent to Fort McHenry
at Stewards instance.
Gov Sprague has been elected Senator from Rhode
Island
Resolutions inviting Gen. Mcclellan to visit Albany
the guest of the State, have passed tire New Yord
Legislature.
Gen Pope is in St. Louis, and is expected TO command
the expedition TO vicksburg.
Pecuniary aid to Missouri, TO emancpate her slaves
passed. 23 to Is.
MOntaner Territory has been organized by vote OF
the u s House Of Representatives. 1t lies contiguous
to Washington and Oregon.
The Yankee army is TO have twenty more Major Gen
erals and IF y more Brigadier Generals
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16
VERY LATEST TRoN THE NORTH.

FREDERICKSBURG, Feb. l5.-The Herald of the 18th
is received 1t says movement to settle the pre- eut
difficulties by Convention of Representatives of the
free States is progressing in the West The Illinois Leg
stature has appointed committee to confer with those
Of Indiana, Kentucky and other States at Louisville
in the month of harchthe foremost on the committee
being strong adherent of Lincoln, and heretofore
strong Republican Logan, the gentleman in question
urged all bis friends vote the Democratic ticket in No
vember last, to the country Other eminent Re-
publicans are on the same committee The measure was
proposed in the main BY Abolitionsts 1t is expected
that Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York
will combine in the movement.
The Wehawken Grou-clad) arrived at Port Royal in
tow of the .. s. gunbOat LAndona She made the pas
sags under great difficulties, the weather being quite
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16

ATTEMPTED MURDER.-A man who registered his
Jacob Moore, Texas, attempted to kill his room
mate named Jaeobus the SpotsWoOd hotel Saturday
morning, about o'clock. They arrived the hotel
the day previous and took room together Saturday
morning about the hour designated, scuie was heard
in the room, and Mr. Belts the Supt suspected that all
was not right, knocked at the door, but received no
response In short time, Moore opened the door, aud
attempted 10 leave, but taken in clhtody by Mr..
Belts and drlivered the police. JacObus found
in bed insensbe from blows Inflicted his head with
an iron pin used in connecting railroad lie
lies in critical condition. About 81 200 in money
we're found in bed and it is supposed that the Osses
sion Of this sum instigaed the assault Jscobus balls
from Wilmington, y. Z.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16
TOPOGRAPHIC.
lMPOHTANr, n TRUR,
GRAND PROGRAMME FOR TERMINATING THE
WAR, AND FORMING A NORTHWEST CoNFED-
ERACY.

EhAl1.
MoBILE, Feb. lS.-The Southern Crisis, Of the 18th
inst, learns from distinguished citizen Of one of the
Northwestern States, that Indiana, Illinois and Ohio
have determined to stop the war and make terms Of
peace With the Confederate States Ats hazards They
are resolved that the against the Confederate States
shall cease; otherwise the Northwest will make war
against the aggressors The citizens those States
drafted enrolled, leaving the Federal army by
hundred and regiments and there Is no authority TO
control this movement. 0fl6O,0OO men under General
Acelernand, only 10000 effective sOldiers remain
That number is daily diminished by mortality from sick
and voluntary abandonment ~
The Legislatures Of Illinois IpdiAna Ohio, and Ken
lucky will convene II Frankfort in general convention
the lSth Feb, to agree upon the institution Of
Northwest Confederacy, propose terms of peace and
With the Conted,rscy for the States border
ing on the Mississippi and its tributaries; proposing
treaty offensive aud defensive with the South or,
adoption Of the Confederate States constitution and the
incorporation of those members into the Confed
erscy, if agreeable TO the people Of the Confederate
States; but in any event relations Of amity aud CON-
n,erce with the South. Commissioners will bear the
result to Richmond to treat with the Confederate Go
vernment for final and satisfactory adjustment All
interests require that this action should be taken openly
With a serious aud dgnifed determination.
The terms of adjustment viii be submitted for ratf-
cation to the people Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois at
the balotbox, and when thus ratified, separation from
the United States will be irreyocably perfected.
This informant says that he expects no more general
engagements. BY the LIST of April there will be prae
zeal cessation of hostiss in the Southwest and by
LIST of June permanent peace, unless the Republicans
wage war against the Northwest.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16
Hooker. Army CHANGING Base.

scout in the Signal service, just from Maryland,
reports from psrsoss observation that the whole Yam.
kee army leaving Aequia Creekthe greater portion
bound for Washington aud the remainder to Old Point
Tie published object is to recruit and reOrganize,
To quiet the discomfort furoughs being issued
in great prousiOn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16

THE NEw THE4TRE.-The opening week Of theSeW
Richmond Theatre proved quite as satisfactory to the
management as could have been expected; and since
e demand for continued undated TO the last il
fair presume that the public anteipations were i'll
ike manner fulfilled II is especially pleasing to note
the good order enforced il the house, aud if this i
continued there will be little ground for fault-fudiug
The performance on Saturday night Of the ACTRESS Of
Padus," decided improvement on that Of the night
AevoSs, and the play went Oft with much spirit. The
scenery Of the stage is really superb.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16
AUCTION. SALES.
EYE. r.r:g o., au n.

bt r. ~ thtt-e Il.
II ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS, SHOES
IL AND CLoTd ~ 7 'urri"N-on TtpNn DIY, tie
tnout !essye large ard til &C I've sortrent OF resh
DRY GOODS.
Comprising Of the lIg and most desirable oek' offered
By Us thi, season
10 csse, AZ os ef yeas Cavalry and Dress Boots,
bal o. and gn cut sho q, osanl, C..
LIdie,' nns ai'sr boots. Waklsg Shoes, &C.
-4tsb-
A large Inv Ice q cLoTBIEG, ray
800 he W cvrcoa'sI
l5) grey Military J. ckes End Pants,
E4ne brtJs Goats aud Psnts Vsss Ac.
A variety Of Ft.tIOne-y, canli,tI Of
Note q Letter Paper,
Envelopes,
eteei rtns,
Lead gepels,
hesllE Ak,
BsE oals. lax Stands, &c.
ALSO
cas-, AO1OoRD' o s, revr. -ned very superior
The s.le Gil coma euce with n ShOeS 10 o'cl,,k
Clstrng wall be sold & IL CLOCK.
fsis 70; EIsT. PAINE o., Auct'.
~ siSVEY. HUIT, JAMEs a c., AUCrs
Warehouse, yrg nj. stieet, unde the ia OiO Exchange
WE shall hold our next Auction Sale on
w IRi .Y E~'ruuy 2Oh com len ing 10 O'clock at
shcu sl rE large and desirable Invoice OF K-oCE-
DhT 60 ID,
poots aud shoes,
Cutlery, CaNski7A
HAS, 70 =, Pepper,
sit.rPaPer,
fALCg S-sps, aui NotiUns
ASO In red ATTY after the sblye sRs Of Tire Goods, Args
variety OF 40 FAOrUsAD sad SdUkIbG TOBACCO,
rars wishing anal themselves Of tis opportunity will
please ga g. rr Goods or Samples early, a they may be
HARVEY, HUN. JLsEs4ol,
=
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-16

CAPTURE or CoSTEDERArEs IN NORTH CAEoLINA.-The
Kinston correspondent OF the Raegh Journal reports
that two companies Of Major Nethercutts battalion,
commanded BY Captains Robinson and Davis, were sur.
prised by the enemy at two o'clock the morning Of
the 18TH and nearly the entire command supposed to
have been captured not more than eight ten making
their escape. Oar men eucamped the Dover
road when surprised by the euemy.