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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-16

In reply to the second communication from the Agent
OF the "Home" +. H. Kehcgg, which appeared in this
paper for several weeks, in which he attempts TO
plain Mr.. Wrights rected report watch had pub
Iished 1 would add but a few words. Allowing his
rel RESERVATIONS Of said report to be correct he would
make out that the Hon. Ezur Wright of Mass, Ito say
thing of the officers of the ''New York Life was
guilty of gross dap2iciy in thus palming OF the
Pubic, statement TO make the standing of Compa-
ny appear better than The facts would warrant The
Agent exhibits rather than his usual stupidity in
resorng to such representation, after having quoted
Mr.. Wright authority for the standing of his
and other companies In card published by Mr.,
Wright April Is. 1864, he says: G0n page 90 of
Report, (aluding to his Report for 1862 the ratio per
cent of actual to computed premium reserve for 1862
of the New York Life Insurance Co., Of n. " is mis-
printed in part of the edition. The fgdtres
are 1921" The Agent of the Home omitted one i'm
portant fact when he gave the figures in s advertise
ment index of the standing of the several Cons
panies, to wits "1he Bome," when it first organs
lied had Stock CGpitaI Of 25 900 to absorb tie FIRST
profits aud the same basis he gives in his adger~
tsement could have given at that time easily better
showing, and every policy they have issued since,
would give the Company poorer showing
l.. KELLOGG, Agent
50f for the New YORK Life
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Phelps, with his usual liberality) wish
es us to say that he will give to wives ~ot
Soldiers and to widows Of those who have
died for their country, all the the Tom alto
plants they want, Free, if they call at the
Metropolitan Eating rooms, Main ST., dur
inc the next week. -- 49,.
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4tss OF j uIy,-We notice that in most
OF the cities and towns they are already
making preparations for a fitting celebration
of our National Anniversary. Our citizens,
not behind any other community in patrlo-
tism, have also moved in the matter We
notice that a subscription has been raised Of
nearly 5000 to defray expenses.
A meeting of citizens is called at Sim
mons Hall this evening, to perfect arrange
ments elect officers &c, Turn out one and
all.
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o-crors. ministers AND p

What o .~CfOrs, ministers AND Profess PROBES,
-. Tu,s,, az THEN Il have never changed
NY mind respecting Brown Bronchial I Ire 8
from tho frs. excepting to think better o. tha'
which began thinking well o. feeO f104'y
Ward Beecher. Great service III Suoda ~,
boarseness.p Rec. Dane WISE New York, The
Troehes are a staff of life to me-" ProJ.Ede9f&
North President of Hamilton Coolidge, Clinton
NY. simple and elegant combination Tor
Coughs &c" Dr.G.F.Bigeioee, Boston, -" Ire
Commend their use TO public speakers ReT'H
II Chaplin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-16

Al Cost. We know, there will a little com
motion anon gour lady readers, when they
see the ADVERT sement of Miss Nellie Parker,
who proposes to sell her entire stock Of mil
linery Fancy Goods, &c. at cost! This is
an opportunity that should be improved at
once, by all who want to buy. , .
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-16

MORE 100 Day men, The 10th Wis
Regt 100 days men left camp Randall, Mad
ison for Memphis, on Tuesday last.
The 41st Regiment left Camp Washburn'
Milwaukee yesterday, for the same DIES tina
ton as we understand.
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The WEATHER continues yet cool and dry.
The drought is beginning to be felt by
the crops in this section. Unless we have
rain ere long. we fear we shall have right
harvest 10 this section. Grass is already
materially injured, and the hay crop must
be light .s.a-
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Ksnosba Wis. June 9Th 1864. 2

Caution 10 neutrality-suspicious. buy
Seller atusbc sure you are notimposed upon by the
sale Of spurious article in green papers purpor-
ting to be De Land Co.'s Chemical Saleratas
The genuine always come in bright red papers
i, can be had at the best stores every where.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-16

Nyoog.-We call the attention Of our far
mers and Wool Growers to the advertise
ment of r. II. Slosson & Co, who are pre-
pared to purchase any quantity of wool at
thehighest price. Bring on your wool, and
oct vnnr greenhacks.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-16

Dental Notice-Dr. Mead will remain
in the City up to Saturday of this week;
After which he will be absent for three
weeks, visiting Kenosha again ON the llth
Of IllIv
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FIELD AND STAFF.

Col0nel-E. L. Buttrick
Lieut.. Colonel-J S. Crane
Major-George G, Grinty.
Adiutant-Arthur Holbrook
Quartermaster-Sew w Smith.
Surgeen--Solomon Blood.
LIST Assistant Surgeon-Soloman S. Clark
I'd Assistant Surgeon-John II. Benedict.
Chaplain-Rev. Chas. j. Hutchins 5ssa
-.. HoN-Co1M1ssIoNED STAFF. sl
Sergeant Maior-John H. Taylor.
@. M. Sergeant-J n Rodgers. .#a
Commissary Sergeant Henry B. Emery;
Hospital Steward-James Wardner.
Wagon Master-William Travis.
Color Sergeant-Walter Cook.
.s. LINE AND FIRST sERGEAxTs. az
Co, A-Captain Geor ge w. Madison; 1st
Lieut., +. NJ. Clements; I'd Lient, Jas. Saw
yer; LIST Sergeant Il. B. Coleman.
Co. B-Laptain Henry Shears; -1st Lieut..
Charles Blackwell; I'd Lieut. George Block;
1st Sergeant, Orlando Culver. ..-...-..r
Co. Captain Robert Graham; 1st Lieut..
J. V. Quarles; "a Lieut. H. a. Gaylord; LIST
Sergeant E. II. Durkee. soeaE EEa- I
Co. D-Capt George W. Heyt; LIST Lieut..
Amasa Harden, I'd Lieut. f. II. Trowbridge
LIST Sergt. II. D Knight. -
Co. r. asItAi sg.3l E5#jl
Co. F--Capt, Frank Lawrence, LIST Lieut.. c..
E. Jewett, 2dLieut w. w. Clough, list Sergt
G. G. PiIlsbury, -
Co. G-Capt Andrew j. Patcheon, fst
Lieut. DAG. blesserve, 2d-Lieut. Geo. Soule,
LIST Sergt- .a9r RI E.-.,el
Co. H-Capt. Henry TourtiIott, LIST Lieut..
=. " Wilson, I'd Lieut.. George Boyer, lst
Sergt. S. Dew Levy s.t -.-rr9rl
Co Capt. E. Chamberlin, 1st Lieut.. G
I'll. Wright. % Lieut. J. c. Sackett,t list Sergt
j. SAWhite' q . q u . g A2sf
Co K-Capt. S. D. Tyler, LIST Lieut.. J. c.
Sergeant, ID Lieut.. A. J. Smith, LIST Sergt
c. K. Burg.
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From SuERMAN's ARMY-We have been
handed private letter from which we should
be glad to make extracts if we had time
or space. The letter is dated Paulding Ga,
June 1st The writer says the Fnst has
lost about 40 men in killed and wounded
Co. E. has lost three men wounded, among
whom is Hugh Greenwood mortaliy. Lieut..
Lazy ton is slightly wounded. The LIST had
been four days in the skirmish line at
the date of the letter
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TAKEN UP.

ND the subscriber, IN the town of Salem Kenosha
I'D 90. on land occupied BY him in said town, on or
about the goth day of May 564. three two year old
steers and one red two year old heer; two of the
steers are red and the other brown color; the steers
have holes in their ears no particular mark the
heifsr. The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges and take the same away.
HORACE BUTRICK.
Salem, June 9th 1864. -4wls
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eg-We understand that Mr. Kittridge,
the Express Messenger who was injured by
the railroad accident here last week, has so
far recovered from his injuries, as to be able
to be removed to his home in Chicago. We
hear that he will soon be round again.
John Riley, the water-boy who was much
worse injured seems to be improving slowly
and doing as well as could be hoped. He
was very seriously injured, but his physi-
clans think that youth and good cOnstitu-
tion will bring him around. +.
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Verdict Of the GOrOnerS Jury Oh the late R B.
accident at this place. -


An inquisitioD taken at the Court House in the
City OF Keuosha in the County Of Kenosha on
the Seventh day OF June 1864 before G
Cole ono of the Justices of the Peace of the
said County upon the bodies OF john DUN
and Lewis w arren there dead by the Jurors
" hose names are here unto subscribed, who be-
ing duly sworn to enquire in behalf Of the PEG.
pie OF mis- state when and IN what manner & by
what means the sail John Duff and Lewis War-
rem came 70 their death, uphL their oath dc say
IIat tbel came to their death by means of the
running off the track, of engine on the
Chicago and Milwaukee Rail Road caused by the
sand blowing on the said track and by stones be-
lag placed on one OF the rails Of said track
by person or persons unknown.
In testimony whereof the said Justice Of the
Peace aud the Jurors of the inquest have here
unfo ret their hands the day and Jeas aforesaid
A. G.. COLE, Justice of tine Peace.
a Ii. IL TARBELL.
j. w DECKER,
d. j. MOWRY. -
@a$eSt b. SIMMONS,
DAVID BONE,
r. s
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chicago G. Milwaukee Railway
chnnae Of Time, Mag l6, 1854.
80 Kenoeha COUNTY Rank,
Agent FOR TIE

AGENT FOR The
IT s. IO.--4O LO a NJ
WIZ receive subscriptions at par payable in Treas
nrz mites At the present rate Of premium on Cold,
,bev nav over eight per cent. interest," and are ex
aroat from, municipal or State taxation.
Tbese Bonds are to be redeemed in coin. at the
secure Of the Government at any period not less
han ten COl nor more than forty (ao) years from
this date
We sell Passage Tickets to or from the Old
Country By the Black Star Line Of Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line Of Steamers.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND, sold at the
lowest rates
The highest prices paid for Gold, Silver and coq-
pons. -, III.
=. II. steers, Racine, is now offering rare
,,ancanents to those wanting PIANOS. Because
he now keeps on hand Of the choicest stocks
In the west.
2J, long experience and good Judgment enables
higi TO make wise selections
"a. lie buys just as low any one, and By reason
Of I, store rent can afford sell from $z5 to StGless
than dealers in larger cities. 80 s.a
a He aoiU maize 1t safe for yot to bay efhi,s by
yEgrrantee mat the Pianos he sells shall gtre you
satisfaction, orhs aoa5 take them back AMI refund
the uoney.
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The new feature in Life Assurance, recently intro~
duced by this Company OF issuing ~
Life Policies not subject to Forfeiture,

is regarded with universal favor and annhlates the
only argument OF aiy weight Y bich can possibly be
brought against the system of Life Insurance.
lively prosperity aud of this Company is
shown in the fact that for the last three years 1t has
the lead OF ALL the Life Insurance Companies in
this country; the OJHcid5 Returns 81 tie NGSsGchg-
sets I7l1lErd7lce CO77 aSSiOnerS showing that the
amount of New Business for the year 1862, nearly
equailcd the combined Business of nay 9TH
en- two Companies in the United States.
Below VIII be found summary OF the business of this
Company reported 10 the Insurance Commissioners
o the State of Massachusetts, required by the laws
Of that Commonwealth on the first of November, 1868
No. OfNew Policies issued during the year, 35S.
Receipts for Prems & Int. same time, $1,i10123 u
Losses and expenses during the year, 495 294 u
Bal in favor Of Policy Holders, GA $50 OF
Total Assets, Nov. LIST, 1868, s., 5G6,923 O3
The following statement taken from the official Re-
turns of the MassaChuse Insurance Comm sSoneIs,
showing the plumber OF policies issued in the years 1861,
1862 and 1868, exhibits glance the present COM
paratve success Of the principal Life Insurance Com-
panies in this country.
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BENNETT PETERS g. co.
RED JACKET
RED JACKIE ID Pc. a.. zig
RED JACKET '..o Fl. ....l5
-#4 ea8v STOMACH EBE,TTE1EaSs.
STOBsACEH ESaTTERs.
STOMACH FsEYTEEsS.

THE proprieters Of this justly esteemed and we'll
known brand of stomach Biters, do not deem neces-
sarT, in ord give their goods hcttfous or even
enhanced value, to take ping at dU other Biters,
and procaim in small capitals that they worthless.
Our Btters DO not need this place them before
the pull on eir merits, and invite your careful at
tenton 10 the goods we allow ouy brand upon, know
Ing do SO, that reputation is at stake. TIE
name 'led Jacket lis taken from the original compound
by the native child of the forest andwh the addition
II Jew herbs by Dr. Chaplin made agreeable TO
the taste they now have peculiarly healthy. sooth
ng and recuperatve inuef &c, especially for the pa
tient rising from 5he bed Of sickness Loss of appetite
distress after eating dizziness and all diseases arising
from porpidsLiyer or1ndigestien. faEm q
They strengthen and ipVgorate the system.
they unequaIed for general debility. =
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite
They ssist Digestion, esz--es a---sa a--4.r~s--
They arest the best stimulaBt IN existence.
They are a sure preventive Of Fever and Ague
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache #4
They are perfect y pure and paateaee. llst'}G
They make the d-bilitated strong, aud restore to
strength the exhausted.
AGED persons and delicate females will fnd they can
save large doctors bills by the OF these Bittsrs
We take pleasure calling attention to our very
extensive catalogue of Bulk and Cased Goods, consist
ingin part Of s.. ..s7fs.sr-ssr. 1t sss-rs. r.
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strawberry wine,

Champgne, Catawba California Pert, Sherry, Malaga
and Madeirz Wines. Gins, Runs, Brandies, Bourbon
and Rye Whistles, which perfectly pure and need
on y 10 be tried be appreciated Sol by all Drug
gisls and dealers throughout tie country. Call for
or Goods and take no other. -a
Circulars TO the trade supplied on application to
4 IS BENNETT PETERS & Co,
my19'64 ly5O Proprietors, q, River st., Chicago
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From the above it will be seen that the nuEIber of
policies issued in 1861, 1862 ard 1868, by the 'New
York Life exceeded that Of any other Company the
States,
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Ladies', Misses and Children,

More than twenty years experience in selecting
and manufacturing Boots and Shoes for this market
enables to sell Our patrons
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AnpuseUsents.

FRENCH TnIATEG.--Tilis evening two COM
edies will be rcp;c.cncd 10y llr. Jugnets company
"Mon l,,oile" delicate social dramatic picture. by
Scribe, and IA PonAra FIX ieur," broad domeS.o
satire, W Lab.cc ani Martin.
HEIAEn's "SAIIg DGABoLIQCE. To add to
the attraction OF b.. aecromaniic ard musical enter
,siumen., Mr.. Heller last evening introduced Pont-
mimic performance, entitled Harlequin Santa Claus
and the Magic C.o-et" II was received with applause
and ugter, and obtained sufficient success to war
rant it, repetition during the Christmas season.
DopwoRTu's HALL.-Artemus Ward sud
denly and Unexpectedly announces tile impending close
Of his Mormon entertainment at Dodworths Hall.
After thus week We shall him no more. The cause
Of his abrupt departure syery simple. and far a.
he is concerned. very satsfactor, one He has beer
engaged At a sum which 10 our modest estimation II
positively fabulous TO deliver lectures hencefoth In
various parts OF the country, without regard 10
the d.stitution which Newiork Will o1psrienos
90 ais departure That Artcn.l VII sons aO
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aue,hcr Extradiiion Case in Canada
Juri,;iction Decided Upon by The IRE
aiding Judye.
Spe.is Di. pa. n 20 The Do"nn !orrni'
SnEgBRooRi. &. L.. Dec. T. l-o'.

Special Di. ~ 20 The Do'on lorrii.
SnEgDRooRE. &. T.. Dec. T. 1904.
A hearing was had to-day before Mr.. justice
Short of tho superior Court Of Lover Canada OF SheI
brooke I'm tic extraditiou cqse Of VIM II. Crawford Of
Stafford " H., who stabbed several persons at North
sirattord In aiy las. upon attempt being made 70
arrest him as de.erter warrant f'r the prisoners
arrest having been is1gcd by Judge short Crawford
was found at Hereford c. E aid brought before hn.
Counsel for III. prisoner moved Cor His discharge on the
same grounds that the st. Alhans raiders were as
charged and afcr q full discussion Ills Honor Jndee
Short decided that ho lad jurisdiction and the hear
Ing uu, proceed Oh its merits. his decision over
rules that Of Jude Coursal in the St. Aib'n' case.
Hon ]. s. Sanbornof SAerbrooic and ossan Ray esq
ofLsncas,er ~ H.. appeared in behalf OF tic l. D.
W. C. Eciion for the respondent The .il is not CON
cluded
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Business Notices.
HALLS

HALLS
vyaErtsLs sicILiAN HAn RESgvn
Hes proved itself the best preparation presonted 70
the public; fact to which thousands who have Used u ar
Tra4y to testify.
A few applications of Il will
cbaI ge Brrst DRY and Why Hair TO the most
BEAUTIFUL SILXss lKFssRs.
" Hair Z, falling Oh beconing N" nee or 'he
rSExgK will arrest it. decay aud cause 20 assume
Ia a sion time FORMER BEAUTY u completely
crdcatrs scur and Dsndf kills tsr eater. so dttur've
h. tue roots Hair Diseases and hunofs
OF the soap.
A. fiar Dressing the
siCiiiAy HAIR nESrwKH
snrdused N l. rui-y vegetable
We ofer Inst II vii BRING Bset IN. list 70 10
OiignA Color it, Growth. and In nearly ali oars
rr, A. fallen 90 will rcsfor- - unless tte espn IL very
AGED Tn. E- other prePuuons making the hn dry
AMI brasy ba viii Keep uoli, ou aud glossy Any one
vi has u.d "a. Remover vii testify g. the truth o. our
statements IL TrsaTd 10 H. Il. i. Hall Co, Nashua "
H., Sole fropliliors.
DEMAs BARSys Co.
No. "A PARK Row. New Yort.
Wholesale Agents.
n B-Be very rrieul.I and a'k for HALLS soiLiAs III
yxxEH - tlets s,;sais.s imitation In ths nsrkss
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~, c. 1.r-on IN compliance with orders 10,
,s,n"ti9g TIN 20 Inspect the military uePA'
aArkSDsas. - ,yvsrs
49,, .so,aI : resolution calling f1r the iic,S
.. S tbe arrest Of Lieut.. Coy JacoDs anu V ;
Wolford Of Kentucky which was oUIo'''1 w.
ever. .,,,,,r,ys mr. ctpETs
~, 1v+,scS cave notice that Tomorrow nc Nou'u
,,troduce bin 70 increase the number o. eeoJS ~
Military Academy, aud rlse w - sIe'''' "
~, .ytntrodaeed the petition ~ the l'resryeI!
,r1incnnni asking for the recognition o. Tho
>, God in TIE Constitution o. Gle ni,eu S,t
EDITION was referred to the Juh.Cl'Il C'''A
f|'''''' Rt-IYBURsING MISSOURI. A..
-, r,,, as io,rodnced "a bill 10 reimburse 10 the
to f N.Sonri money pended 10y llIta! pun po9S'
ybich wa. referred IL the Military C0hiC'.
PROTECTING MISSOURI Against "a 1 AiaoT y, ,,o
M. h nse,aJcal INVASION Of Missouri By the
hIs and 10 protect the interest Oi the EoVeinnien1
a, The western border 1t pro1iae9 ioi le Ipd y,
49, .outb west branch Of The Facihc l'allrosu "
81 r inc Mo. as means Of preventing the infa'
sioo ofthe Staie. ,o,o an ,,,0o,- ,trrtc ArIoy.
On motion. MIR summers bil to remove t1e disqnHh'
scaton for conveying the mais on account Vi c"or WI"
.sI an nm sad passed--yeas, q; nays. ..
GRADE OF vICR-ApMlRAL.
Mr. GRnfF- introduced bill 10 create the once o'
yoa Admiral in the navy which was referred 10 Tue
Committee on Naval Affairs.
,,RVrISG WIVES AND CHILpRTN or MICRO SOLDIERS.
MIR WILSON called up the Senate joint resolution IL
FREE the wives and children Of cOiOfed soldiers
Mr. DAVIS moved " refer the resolution to the JaG
.,iary CoIcmitee. -,
Nj. Wick hoped It would not DO so referred. The
tcopmittec OF Military Affairs had on three different
occasions epo Ted this resolution, or the substance o.
Il IN another bill. II simply provided that the wives
md children cf soldiers Of The Republic should Dc Tree
We had enlisted many thousands OF negroes ana they
bad done duty in the army. They were highly spoHeI
o. by Generals Grant, Meade. Butler and ButHside
The country could not to-day dispense with theh ser
vices without pering Some OF the negroes
mad been selected for the most important eApe
dtians. It estimated that from 15,cO to ioNU'
wives and children OF these were kept ~
Slavery now and 1t q burning shame ~ this coun
IVY and al indeccncy 10 the American people that II
should I've ST.. The bill ought to EaVe passed long ago
bill passed at the last ses ION which. made The
Slack soldier free whenever he enlisted Tens of tboIs
,nds OF them rad enlisted since the passage of that act
More than twenty thousand slaves at least had cnls
ID since last Winter. There was doubt about TIT
right OF The Government IN .he case.
Mr. POWELL adv Ocated the reference OF the bill 10 th'
Judiciary Committee, slsO did MIR. HESDRIl h
Pending The discussion on this subject,
The Senate went into Executive Session, and soon
.fa adiuurleu
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lidverii-emeni. /

UANNiLLE, Penn, june 2, It62
DR. VIM II. GRBGG-Dear Sir: In February,
1861, was afflicted with sugar diabetes and for five
months passed more than two gallons OF wnter in
twenty -four hours. was obliged to get up often
ten or twelve times during the night and IN five months
lost about fifty pounds in weight During the month
Of July Is6l, procured two bottles of Constitution
Water and after taking two bottles | was entirely
cured, soon after regaining my usual good health.
Yours truly j. '. l.. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale 10y MORGAN & ALLEN No 10 Chfi-st..
and all drugg
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PRRsrpEyT PyrRoLrux CoMpAEY.

Ibs Company promises become of tho best paving
and manard In the country he, ACTUAL working capita
OF Dss iiusDREp THousAsp DoLLARs grester portion oil
wch HAS ALREADI BgES PAID fsTo ITS 1RAsURY andl now
being idc;ousy expended In the development Of it, lands
which have ben pat into the company cost beng only Oe
Hundred Dollars per Acre the superior
oil bearing territory The Company has already received an
oier for on--quarr h land which accepted would pay
back to the the amount Of their suoscr
l,s of oar, are gentlemen Of high standing in the
uuriy which insures For further pariculAIs we
Tefsr 10 the ed IN ouf colunus
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return clad In purple and 6ne linen and adorned
with uameless varieties Of precious stones. Is tho
probably. inevitable result of the opuence that has
just beiaen him: but do not any the less sincerely
regret-we who have precious purple aspirations
his uDtmely withdrawal from the field which by good
taste and industry he had JUS. begun TO develop his
prosperous advantage. Bear Il in mind. public that
Artemus Ward leaves New-YOr after this week
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lAdvertiserl-ntl

SHERMAN IS IN SAvASNAu.-On the 18th he
seid " | regard Savannah as already gained" To
day beyond question his headquarters are in that city,
The port will at be opened and with the first ship
load from The North viii he forwarded ample supply
Of HosIEfTER's STOMACH BIITERs, tine main thing re
CURED by gallant army reinviyorse and cheer
them after their long and tolsome march.
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(unudiun Affairs.
GUIDED.

QtEBrC, Monday, Dec. 49, 1851.
Thirty companies of volunteers have been
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