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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09
Another Horn of the Di,emma.


The Dem. d Sent last week, with con-
siderable flourish of trumpets, attempts a
rejoindcr to the charges preferred by
Sergt. EVAN DAVIS against that Journal,
shat suudry communicates, furnished
under the non, aepiunac of ''ScriJLlcr," had
been mutilated, and the sentiments there
Ia rendered reasonable an6 dis!asteful.
without the writers knowledge or consent,
after the reception of the same al the Office
Of the aforesaid Dem. &c SEM. Now, al
though the affair does not particularly
senceTn us one way or the other, but,
rather, because of Sergt. DIS absence on
the tented field, where he may be debarred
TO greater or less extent from replying
20 soon as the exigencies of the occasion
may seem to demand, We attempt dem
cnstr'Ation of point or two wherein the
Dem. q Sent. has, in our estimation, sig
naily failed in clearing its skirts. In SO
doing, We do not pretend to arroeatc unto
uurself the championship of Seret. DAVIS,
Cor we consider him abundantly able to
fight his own battles, be they either
against the armed Rebel of the South or
the sncaking, cowardIy Copperbead Of
the North.
BY reference 20 Sergt. D.avIs's letter
published in our columns two weeks
since, We find the following specific charges
preferred against the Dem. d Sent:
aThe first fof the sScrbbier' productions)
came out nearly in its original form the sec
ond had some added To 1t; the third the same :
and the of the 2lst o. February was an
outrage"
And the following request:
''If you have the principle OF gentleman.
you will republish that the letter of the 2ls
Feby.) and the other letters, or that part
which you added to them in your contemptu-
Gus language against the President of the
United States"
Well, last week the Dem Dc Sent, with
an overpowering show of honesty and
fairness OF purpose, comes out with the
first, second and third letters, published
,serddti1n ct haerutim they say-which we
for our part cannot dispute--6ut tie letter
Of date Of February 21st is unaccounta5Iy
scilhleld! Why is this This is the
most particular letter Of all, and the
nutilation of which Sergt. DAVIS finds
the most fault with Its absence, to say
the least of it, would seem to indicate a
.rcrew loose somewhere. Let us have this
fourth letter in its original form, by all
means.
In the three letters which the Dom q.
Sent. publishes, purporting to be the
original ''.StriJJ1er" productions, We find
many sentiments which We cannot en-
dorse. 1t were needless to particularize.
Still, although they are by no means so
patriotic as they might be, we are free to
sny these sentiments are not nearly so
desperately disloyal as the Der Sent
would fain have US believe. knowing
their author as we'll as we do, We wonder
a: his ever having written as he did, and
can only account for it by attributing it to
the fact Of his being correspondent OF a
so-caIled "Democratic" newspaper at the
time.
But We have devoted more space to the
subject than We intended. The ultimate
result of this elimination and recrimina-
ton can be nothing to us. Our sole aim
Is 70 see justice done. 10 that end, we
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09

By As an indication OF how our soldiers
feel touching the efforts now being made
by Copperheads in the North to embarrass
the Administration in the prosecution of
the war, We refer our readers to the reso-
lutions lately passed by the 10th and the
133d Pcnna. Vols, to be found on the
outside of to-day's paper. Cambria is re-
presented by full company in the 153d,
and by half company in the 125th.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09

nA- A late despatch to the New York
Herald, which has not yet been confirmed,
says that Charleston has been bombarded
by on: feet aud attacked by our laud
forces, and Id now in our possession -
Glorious news, if true.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09
vNO LUMBERMEN =
April 9 tt

TEy O LUMBERAIEN -
4 Wdafed, At c. ALBRlG lit & CO. 5 in-
ted States Bakery, Nos. >, and . Dock -,
Philadelphia, Two Million feet SfRCtt,,
LINN, POPLAR or BEECH LUMBER. aad
oae Million feet SPRUCE, LINN. PoPLAh
: or BEECH BOARDS, ten inches vice sna
one inch thick. -fiso. Two Million LlGh5
BOX STRAPS, FIVE feet s:x inches long, shA-
ycd ready for Persons proposing for ihs
above or any psrt of IL will state price gu
cars. and their railroad station, or in ratt o.
Dock Street, Wharf.
Address &. ALBRIGHT < co.'s
L. s. Bakery, >, and Q Dock -,
anl5, s65i pJlLADELPHlA-
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09

II AMkICK- & CALDWELL.
InrorTERs oF
HOSIERY, GLOVES ANp FANCY Gools'
No. so North Fourth ST..
PHIL ArELfhiAs
cH.,. ". p,asreE. l. {, cAipvk-i'.
Marvh 10, iEC5. ~. i.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09

in glaring capitals. Couldn't sse it in tha,
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-04-09
..occasEonal,, osa The Crisis.

-rELlAs II. sEwAnp. Secretary of State.
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s7it.rt.. HEApauARFRRs ara, REorxEsT v. MI
wHEELiSd, May 81, 1863.

= TtSIIpaIIA S.Tt, ,o.a. NJ, A n, t,4os;sr
6sos.1 Ta,,Ss a Wi,sst SF the 2otI instent
As ~ "; - " r IA H. AZ 49,
I,1 " ttI s ore M ~ Il
4sS 1 CO.; I'M ai fs,snsStIo n "a a.
SATURDAY ne5 1tat d gu
uI , S Sns ~. "9S "t' "'teA
WISE a rys;. n w 1vs1 ,;,,2o ao.
,Compahy, a, S'-''' "eA' NA't'''SAt'sA ""'
ap SSssEsn rsn,s,n r6hn "a Wilson an
Island. " ~ 3is - 80 <. ' = 1S1IF
Company 2. osp1'a. a. Ciensnt' a! Second ward
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TWELVE FIRSTPR EMIUMs

For the best Business and Ornamental PenmApsbip
awarded our present Penmen BY the ~
United States Fair at CINCINNATI
Pehn'a State Fair atWyomirg 60,
Western Penn'a Fair at Pittsburgl $50.
and the Ohio State Fair at Cleveland 90,
all Of which are exhibited at our ofiee. !. Az
-. FORTY DOLLARS 81" i'.F
Pays our full graduating course. $3.50 for sta;
tionery and blanlB of dneextra size paper Including
Hdrper,s edition Of DuFs Book. Keeping "A theTB
ch8Fgs s. and $40 for blanks with old system Of
Bookkeeping containing only one set. 40
HARPER's ENLARGED EDITION or DURF's 81
BOOK KEEPING; 10 s1U auu5y.
,pfi6o 81, s7. Sold BY BooksSIIets generalIy.E
FOR full particulars send our elegant new Circu!
lars; PIP 8, and samples of our Penmens Business
and 0rnamentAl Writing enclosing 25c to e, .,,,i (,
~ Up. DUFEEi q SON, PRINCIPALS. ]
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A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW GOODS IN MY
n line, to whiehI a4st the attsntiep of buyers at
WHOLESALE AMP RE TA4L.g;i9d
Among which L have a full line, of Rich Plain
Black Silks, Handsome .Colored Sinks. -
NEWEST STYLES OF DREsS GOODS Such as
Mexicoes, Broche, Auglaises YRlencias, Iisettess-
Very handsome new Spring Delaines, alarge variety
cLOAKs AND MANTLEs -rhave the largest y 4
sortlnent of Spring Coaks, In the newest stylesaaa
most fashionable colors.
sHAWLsE-K BpIsndidlot of whlteNand colored,
plain and embroidered Grape Shawls well a. new
style Stella and Cashmere shayls 20 be disposed OF
at lowest prices '-'"''-S ~ t;'9tVd GuFi
BALMORAIS in the richest colorH4 i,agsg4u oval
loLoTHs, oAsssIhiEREs AND IEtANs in endless
cARPETs AND CURTAIN GOODS which were
bought before the rise and which can afford to
In DOMESTIC GOODS, I keep a large Assortment
of Brown and Bleached Mhslas,S Check Ticking, 4
greativariety 6falf makes Calfeoes, Ginghams, and
hsstlof other goods that take gpleasprein show
ing, and viii always sell lower than any 9th or house
1inyite all TO call and examine Tor Themselves o.
s'ausf ~ 1881 iJHaii5ALES. HEYAfAN,urI
.=3m5tc4 9d; 10 sEis sid; 7t137 Main street.
Country Merchants are respectfully invited to call
andexanne my stock, which, L am enabled to sell
at less thaniNeW Yorkpricesag gas sgT--.gL.,;l
tepz3 s8otss5aEH tsiaya5a t,e a: II; |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-14

RETURNING TRAINS. "a z
Leave Cleveland at 800 A, n, and 100 p. NJ, ar
rive at Bridgeport Ut $40 P. NJ and 525 a. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at loo A. NJ, 900 a. n. and
1910 P. NJ arrive at Bridgeport At $40 a. NJ, 1908
A. n, and 1855 P. =, ,i,.' ~ s
Connections axe made tns FolIoSVss >,
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania R. K. for Harris
hsls q9a burg, Baltimore, Washing ton, sokiIar
s-uio -! % delphia; New York and Boston! s. u Or
Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toled 4. r. for Sam
eai 80 ba1dusky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
% tife9A al all points In tie NORTH WEST. with
80" = .g&Detrcit STEAMERS for Detroit, jackson,
lHf siii ni Chicago and the 7EoRTH WEST With
s3fE sour Cleveland & Erfe r. R. for Erie Dun!
.E ai''i e kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls, With
sAsna 40 10 cleveland Columbus Cincinnati for
~ st1s- aiE0restIihe,9 Delhware,f Columbus and
Cincinnati .GInpJ off.
At Hudson with the C.z. 80. R. r; for ouyahoga
s-.s Falls, Akron, Dtillersburgh and Woos-
AtrAlliance with P. st. W. 4 o. R, r. for Canton,
800 bae Massillon, Wooster Salem, Enon; Co
.fg. lumbuk and ,Chicagoi EtIsg. 10 = I-.fsJft
AtSteubenYille with p. O. o. Line and AT BELLkIR
..-'t -, with @, o. o. r. for GAINESVILLE, New
: - 80, ark, Columbus, Xenie, Dayton, IndL
-, - annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati louisville
h Ia. IlIi st. Lottis, st. Joseph and All polnts
=. Wtst and South West. -. =.
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return 81 90.
Fare aiwaya e lOT and time much
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
Agent at Bridgeport Station: % .
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point by this road and Its
under n Lure House, or with TT. Agent at Bridge:
port station, -7.siG Mmt; D.TERH9, Agent go
y ~ d. B. WILLIAMS, Agent, ~ /!
JIM. McCULLoUGH, President ~
y II. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. febe ~
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sCoppeI'Tin&ShaefIIollHi Iialfiieii
,TO. TIE, PUBLIC! g

r NOW Keep the largest .assortmehf of lYARE
that can Be iourd in the city, and am fully pre-
pared to fill all 6rdsrs at short hotiee a N'Slol"J
My stock consists In partof the following goods
All kinds Of Plain Tin and Japanned Ware all kinds
Of Eheet Iron Ware, Copper and Brass Kettles Of al
sizes; also Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the best
patterns, for wood or coal. .tdgi1 S1Gtsd "a
) Merchants and others visiting the city will find
to their advantage 70 give me esi before pprshas
Sp6uting and Cutters constantly on handE, zda11
Altkinds Of JOB WORK will receive nay personal
attention ,s ~ +: oA dEE Il thsno,,
rnKs-Iy a11lshIaqqShs ~ iWhseling, Va, O.
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-CIeveland, Pittsburg andWhee1g
- :. s+Ei!pg ii1SS9 n a5fiT3SaFJ ms fnitp lep

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, Aprii Goth; 1858, Pas.
" senger Trains win leave Bridgeport as follows,
Sundays exeeptsd)9 E11s5d bisift
1850 "A, II. Mail Train, stopping at all stations, ar,
rives at Pittsburgh at 800 P. NJ, and
Cleveland at 1880 p. N. - ,+.
345 p. N! Express Train, stopping at all stations
40 70 arrives at Pittsburgh at s05 P. NJ ~
1910 P. NJ. Express Train; arrives at Pittsburgh at
2:lO A. n. aud Cleveland at $40 A. 81.
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EiaL y " IAFFInAVIr

.-.x lAFEtDANIT. -
appeared me- al Alderman oftiIs
city q hiladephia, II. n who bang du.
y sworn, doth Say, his ntdf no nrs
cong NO OF other injutious but are
Sworn and Subscribed before ms, this 23d daysof
NoSefnbers 1S54.t 44IE1I e. HIBBARDf
idermanF Ninth stree, above Race, Phiia 6
II e "a 5s3sLJ 81. a. BE Old. cheliist
p 'pepet ao s0uth bsloY ehssnHS PhiIGa
BENAREs0Eooo UHTERREIsTss
ss.tos AND pNPRIscIPL DE- .ERs,, g as,,,
4, " W. ndeasors to s0Ee THEIR OWN and
-othef@ ARTICLES the Reputation attainedbyls
Helmbolfs Genuine Preparasiofis - PEG
E7alii11E Idsssl i = - q Extract BuGhu, sd
u Sl6rs.,ss.-fII. AaaI
+, - 9 81 Improved Rose Waah. -
Slfp Py ~ UruSst9ts eEeEJWhefesat 1s4 .b{9l
'p4 A6kiBoR IR0hDsS7sT AKR no oTHER, -
Gut cut ~ ana send ssf,fs AND!
AND EXPOSURE 80
tun13 6meod
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Dissolution of Partnership. /

- o-1StCsA6EdQapsl9 Sneq -.
The undeFsig6edh ass fSfufedsd eS:PGrtnershipp nm
aeEtne nEtn name of1i H.iWILLIAAGS& co.. Tor the
I Of Cooking and Heating stoves Hollow
ware Enanelled Arch Summer Fronts Gcs 81 81
ouneEy on wheeling Island Warehouse No!I2,
sSs sEt gnitsflIIS r. N WILIIAAI g q,
q whesiinegva, ~ eeL -, IL
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ia IL ti,fI III z, < ,s 3E,,,
eiitd 81
'fFeln eight TO twentyiyea standing, with name
known toS0IENCEiANDsFAh NJ ~ 49, 4 -
,alsdleei rtiesef BUoHu see DIspensato,
~ of the United States 800 49,
9, see professor, DEWEES valuable works on the
ses qsidaf Is made bytitie Iatsi celebrated Dr. u
PHYSIoK, PhfladeIphia.T IN r.
see remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIMMoDOWELL,
celebrated Physieiah, ind member of the ROYAL
TTSa.ege o. snrgeels Ireland and in the
transactions the King and Queens Journal
see MedicoC irnEgica1 Review, published nv BENZ
gAaafIN TRAVRRS, Fellow Of the Royal tSiIege Of
See most ofthe. late Standard SEoFt1en Msdicine.
lxThAcT BUoHU, 81 ooper bottle, or six for S. o.,
SARsAPARmLA, 81 Copper bottle or six for S.
Ar9oyEp RosE WASH 500. per bottle or SIX for s. So
Or half dozen OF each for So 90 which 6illt6 suf
cent to cure the most obstinate cases e. drectfons
are adhered s1lsf
Deliyeredt 10 any address, securely packed from OBJ.
aervattDu: ild5a 3sat3if
= ~ Describe symptoms in an Recommendations -.
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratissasd 90 ElS1s9 !.
q Erfg 81
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TEKMs. a Bs aittls il tisssstj 5 :,

Ht4.9,ot srs 10 tnssa 4d5 ht l no ID - l5 Per ann
hPor any one Of the four ReYiews S3O0I 7;
+ FOR any two OF four ReYieBsl.s 500 &
For any three of the four Reviews .,..t;..,,500 n
For Blackwoods Mag a M :,
For Lakewood and ono Review. 500 +;
For Lakewood and two ReTfews.s.... Z 90 :
For Blackwood and three Reviews L.....!: Q 90 n
y ForBlackwood and the four Reviews, ,00
Honey csrTet IN he STATE iAeye Jssssd S5fH be II.
~ rsfis b,,i., eetred at par: si'g e'.1l edt al
III ~. saiisg5 Y POSTAGE. 5 ;9,,a 9el Z
9 The Postage to anypartiof the United states vim
be butt WENrYLR0UR CENTS q year, for f3laaE5.
wood ,4and butRoURTEEN CRNTS o year foTfeacha
OF the ReviewBsat is lisI5 . : sitI =
at the aboYe prices the Periodicals will be fufs
nished fer 1852. zAndasa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-14

A GREAT VARIETY OF NEW GOODS IN MY
"a lime, to whiehI ask the attention of buyers at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. a,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-14

The present state Of Ishrop9a AFFAIRS win
rends these publ dur
Ing the foEthcoming year They will occupy d mid
crude speculations, and flying rumofs Of the aaily
journal, and the ponderous tome of the future his
torian. written after the living interest and excite
ment Of the great political events of the time shan
have passed away. 1tis,to these Periodicals that
readers must look for tho only really and
reliable history OF current events and as SUCH ir
addition to their well llshed literary scientific
and theol character, we urge them upon the.
Consideration Of the reading pnblicrs I3fT5 Sdf
~ The receipt Of sAdYante Sheets from the.
British pnblishe gives additional value to THESE
Rerrints, inasnnaeh as fhey can now be placed iu
Se nSaas q about as soon as The
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-14

ME nave received the Spring Style of silk Hats,
menwith the best article hIidiatest style. IA
apE3 49,. HARPER &RROi
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ALL to be In good desh. .Goui sd n
ALI to be (1I) fourtesp nands aud over In height.
ALI to 10 sound and serViceable, and to be oVER
THREE AsnudDIR suns XRARS Oh A9BLdUigJ4
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-14

TADfKsS AND GENTS HANDKRRCHIEPs. Lin
en- and silk, received today at the Variety Store
Of MA tjan1s ia siss r. N1oo l Ia BRO.
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Attention, Discharged Soldier.

= ~ - ~
FINDER ACT OF CONGRESS of 4th March, 1868,
Of wounds received In battle while in the SER
vice, entitled to the 500 bounty without regard
to the time they have served. Applications made
All applications should be accompanied with dis
charge papers. Attention will also be given 10 OBJ
tanning Pensions and Bounty due the heirs deceas
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sHEIiMBoLD's ROSE VASE.

nre, and as an injection in Diseases Of the UrnarI
Organs arising from habits of dissipation, used 4
with the Extracts Buch and Sarsaparllla
In such diseases as recommended.
Evidence Of the anoas and reliable char
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-24

Boots at,d shOcs.-We nes iected last week,
to call attention 10 tie new advertisement u
Megsrs. LYMAN, MOwllY X 90. InlS 10 one oi
the Oldest IN uuJ me uldeoU estan hehmenI III oui
city There have been changes III the M M
but t.r l4y mau, senior partner, mas Ior years
stood ~ Ills post, au he las BUM up Il business
thai he may wen feel 3rouu oI. DeVothg Ihen
attention eXUllslyey 70 tals UIaucn Of merchan-
disc and manufacture, it is not singular thai
Messrs. -, NJ. IL Co., should be able 10 furnish
The pubic win better Boots, Shoes &c OF every
description than any other house Experience III
a2y business is needed TO enable even the best
disntsed dealers 10 do their customers uli justice.
This f..a have the experience and the disposition
to furnish the people OF southern Wisconsin and
northern Illinois with every stsle and quality OF
'Clotktng for the understanding" on as reasona>
Bile terms as they can De had at any house ON the
Lake Snore The Manufacturing department Is
by no means the least important par' of the BUSH
ness of Messrs. Lyman, MowIy u Go.
See their advertisement
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-24
From Fortress Monroe.

NEW YORK, Sept. IS.
A Fort Monroe letter to the Herald of the
18th states that four men in uniform of rebel
soldiers arrived at the Fortress from Newport
News. They proved to be four Of our own
men, who had thus disguised themselves to
facilitate their escape. They were captured
18th Of July last,in the first terrific charge of
our troops on Fort Wagner.
They state that for some time past four or
five trains per day have been running troops
thro' Richmond. On the day they took their
unceremonious departure the city was illumi-
mated with camp fires and crowded with troops
All the forces are being hurried toward
Charleston.
The Notifications of Petersburg they state
to be quite formidable. They passed three
lines Of theses and were not interfered with.
The same letter states that rumors here are
of the most exciting character. 1t is stated
that Lee is deserving the State of Virginia to
join Bragg. Charleston, it is reported was
shelled for three days and entirely destroyed.
This is said to be communicated by parties
direct from Atlanta, Ga.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-24

Declined.--We publish IN another column d
note from Hon. c. g. SHoLEs declining the NOM
tDation for Member If Assembly from this caunS
ty. While we legret exceedingly tins action o.
Mr.. Sholos, we are assured that it is dictated
only by positive necessity. His business arrauges
ments are such that they may positively reqmre
mis- attention to duties, perhaps out OF the Safe
during the coming winter. UDGor these crcum,
stances. Mr. Shoes deems it his duty to decline
an election, when 1t may be impossible to devote
his entire time and energies the interests OF his
constituents a.
| Notwithstanding circumstances demand his de,
clination of the nominations the friends of the Un>
ION cause may rest assured :hat Mr. Sholes will
devote all the time and attention he can possibly
spare, to the success oE tie ticketthe whole ticks
ct. His earnest and energetic influence may be
calculgieG apon
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-24

TruesdeII's Photographic and Fine Art Gal>
derry Is getting be a pace OF gene alresort Anu
wa don wonder at mat. Excellence III any de-
.part,ngnt OF science OF art, always attracts; and
il - me exceu.nce OF Iiuesueu . pictures that 10
a,ttractIpg everybody To his rooms. We hear the
YemAlk every day Have you seen tnuse beanu
ful Pnotogl apns, at IruesdeL 5! = o'hce we nave
an artist tuaG takes such splendid photographs l.
shall nave a uozeu taken To send to my friends
you nave promised me 50 long, IA photograph
Tor my Album, ana now there Is no longer al e2-
auss. Iur Iruesdelt taxes sucn spIend'a pictures
PERFECTLY charming 1neoe are only a Ie" oil
lie relnarKs near.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-24

uarDcrs' NaonthIy.-T The October number
has already come to hard, with even more tnan
usually iutere ting list OF contents The leading
Illustrated article is 1.-The First Cruise of the
Monitor, Passaic,' a thrilling narrative Follow
iDg that is Scenes in the War of l062-lN. The
Niagara Frontier" beautifully illustrated "Ro.
mala " bv the author of Adam Bede. is conelud-
od There are three more chapters of The
Smeu House at Abingdon " by Thackersy. The
other articles are The Fiery Colhery ct Fiennes
The Army Correspondent Anti Herodism--
The Little Heires-I he Religious Life of the Negro
Slave ed paper Agatha and the Exile-lhe
Battle OF b nnington-Aroostook and the MAZDA
-waska-Tableaux Vivants-Ahce Haven In Me-
merriam ctobar-Abide in Faith-Monthly Rec
ord. Editors Easy Char Drawer, &c. pretty
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-24

j b. JILsUE, Chairman OF the Go Commi tee.
Dear Sir Il notice by the proceedings of the
Union Co Convention held on the 18Th inst.
that the Delee ates from this city, honored me
with the nomination for the office of Supervisor of
the LIT Supervisor District of the County, eompris-
ing the city of Kenosha. Sensible of the hon or
and of this mark of trust Intended by my fellows
citizen, l ragret that circumstances will compel
me 10 decline the nomination | satisfied that
can better serve the county and the public, in
my present position editor than could on the
Board of Supervisors and as the duties of the
office would seriously interfere with my editorial
a5ors at times vii en- it would be most iacOuven-
lent, must respectfully ask the Committee to
axe the necessary sleps 10 put another name on
the ticket, III place of
Yours truly,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-09-24
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gem Of typographical beauty, surprising in neat
ness and elegance any periodical which has here
toiore come under our notice, No printing office
can afford to do without it. Aside from its taste>
full appearance it contains many items which eve
ry member of the craft should read