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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-19

And the Pine Land Tract, except two --f
redeeued RON me Tsx sale u March, oqs
1854, By Frederick A. Eustis. 1000 a
seeordns to se sass, %ss .ns ~S
survey for the District o. South csrclins. me
The right OF The United states 70 cut snd rsssove
ne n wood ar and timber thererom withops sonpen-
ON ST HELENA ISLAND.
The north half Of the northeast quarter Of SEQ
Range east o. The 81 Helena ' $srI.a o son.
-" = on LADIES' ISLAND. ~
The fractional sou,h haif OF the south half Of
Range one J wesi, ,sves S1e sSpe.
ALSO, i 0sli -
ahfoor ''.'.-......---.........t 40 acres.
c.npI,,. I,isnd ,ooo
The last three iisei: Of land Win Be- ;ol subec.
the wood and timber theTeirom without eompsnsa.
1I.o the ioiiossar Lot. and piosls IN N. town
Book l. Lot A In Block 5, Lots B and lin Hook
p, Lot IN block q, Block d, Lot In Biock u,
slos RGS. III III i boz. ins Lot Z sSf N
Bosfs IA ~ y b Si9sS , 20, and all oths, Lot. and
eupled for miitsry, nAyAi, educational,
revenue, or police purposs. 81 10
parcels not to exceed fhres hundred and twenty
ts2o) scres to any one purchaser.
dsy s aSs Be ss SD.a sss
the ,aid lands viii be set up for sais 81 one dollar
and twenty-five cents an acre each, and that the
| ssme will not be sold unless the bids advhnoe
beI ond that sum, and that when any rAots or lots
Iof land have erected thereon dwelline-houses,
| barns, cabins, or other outbuildfngn, the same
VIII be appraised At the cash value thereof, Add IN
any the ssid lots or trssts o. land on which
| the said buildings are erected shall fail, when
onered for sale as Aforesaid, 70 DO bid up 20
| equal TO one-third part OF the appraised value
| sale. r. Fl |."F'NT T7rs'- -TTTT ''1f-G
The commisslnners reserve single bid, 10 be
publicly made by them, or by their authority, on
each parcel tract OF land offered for sale Of such
sum as they may deem eligible, not less than one
third part Of the appraised value. s'TG =
Given under our hands, at the town OF Beaufort,
Aforesaid, this 18th day OF November, A. d. 1884.
L E.4IH n WIN. HENRY BRISBANE,
] ss'-z ". n WORDING,
| NOM ..... ID. N C00kEY,1I.s- FL
| United Slater Tax Commissioners for the District
/ OF bohth SaFOAlnh # no4t-tulVt
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MEDICAI....ee
QPlOIAL MofIol.

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y ooaawR-a9tTurI
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An Diseases sfs pf'vsss Aa'ss ssAs'a d -
hssassi'nsns nsnnsr' md radical cures sfstss'
In an sssss. sYrHnfnTU AFFECTION, opN'
oRRHGz, eLFFT, srncrukkS sEMrfAf
WEAKNEss or ths result Of VoLUPTUpui
pREAss' or any wsssnsss Of US GSHsRATfVf
ORGANS, from any ssuss vhst.vsr, or how iohs
standing, thoroughly and radically cured sisa
soUr, RHEUMA Tysm. EEURALoIA, and oths,
cu,ov,, :, a.. nrpx 30 ~ nu 20, a.
.,,,. -, rs.a. s-sI...'
'o'>' >A SYirS ''"o'0AA' '.'i'r 50
on THE FACE, ERUPTIoSson the Limbs s9d todJ
and all o,hor ERuPTIvE DrsE sEs sad Dine An
10 tD,-,i. ~
2, i"k nIoop' HoVnA' Vn-'ye 'sus' my ~
nsvs srissn. ,-Si,5 ~ W. , srs ~ y
AFFLICTED AND .uNyonTuNATr =.
No matter what youf disssss, " 10 fAiss psD
.,,sy p,,v,,, yop nor. .pp,v,os imn sd,.,.r, I.
,s,,n5r.s5.tC yg..l-.f. Ia =.
We ''"ns' VINO /" AeknoNiesA - W
most succRssFuL PHYnciAH u NE trs~,-hsai
d private d,ses,s.. y,ar pos N sovs Nd u ~.
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lDUBLIC SALE OF LANDS IN THE
bIsTTsAicsTIs, s soS 81 Ga gis6iISsSSA BEAUFORT

Under the direction and Instructions OF III, Ptss
dent ofths united states, issued o. ths date Of
september IL 1881, In pursusnce OF the eleventh
Of direct taxes In insufreetionafy dxtrftts within
ne United siatss, and FOR .pthsr pppeses,s ap.
said act, approved Febrnsfy Q. isss, We, Wiiiism
Henry Brisbane, William n, Worting, and Dennis
n Cooley United states Direct TsS oomnission.
declare and mate know that public sais viii Be
held At the once Of the Commiisioncrs Aforesaid,
| in tho town OF Beaufort, pnrfsh OF 81 Helena,
Beaufort District, statn Of south csrsiinn, com.
msncing on the nrst day On February, 1885, ~ II
O'Clock, .. m Of aaid day, for the disposslo OF the
onoWin7 t5s IN po ~ rsss,. q isnd, g yit
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"A CARD. 34s r., lT..
IA lsura A0HBeI D. AID o. n. n. CoMPAHT,l
IT UTTIon AhERIeAH TELEdRAPM COMPANY, J
Ana PsnnsylvAniA avenue. J
Tor the banent Of the travelling public, AStios q
hereby given that this day, the 18th Instant, the
sale Of toketa will BE- resumed over this road for
Ali RaEi. q t9s West, including 81. Joseph and
Z IicEsls can also 10 had At this once for Phila-
delphiA, New York, and Boston, and Tor Albany,
Rochester, BUFFALO, and Niagara Falls, VIA New
BamasS shsalssa through 70 au poiun. ss9s
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ENaaRAfIRO4DS.Y

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|GHHArs sisNsYLyANfX5 B0gTl
Md ~ uss ,is-s 10 rsr ii.i las biiiif !.
sls g ness swEsT AVID soyrHwrprE
.son sndn ~ NOVEMBER Isth trains vin issys
,, ss,anors non the rorth Calvert stssish q
IT,. n.iis,l a..Lm. 4. ,aSEs.
'sis tsSs cliiic;i,...sS p.s
IN sefnfnx Exprsts =. !,,....!.....slsp p. u.
: t4sss 4 n. ran flcs wssAansps. ssahs,,.
- ~ - a n. Train nom Haitiners NJ fitts.
~ SS 10 ne Yea and =. xlniIs sunslo,,
ssils, saaior New 7ofi CITY. -
.s.s:. =, m ,s q ysos va,
e. e.. sinirs ana ne Hersh, and Pittsburf md Che
IrEPre cxn ON MIGHT TRAINS.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
20 e9T T. s.s. z. aE 2, SgSs Emr ami,
rsun.ylysnis sssnus sns ssth ssr.st, under Ss.
sss1 new Jersey svssSs s R %.:siasSse y; ''''
sopefintendent n. 9. d. =
-, PASSENGER and Ticket Agent,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON.
L AND BALTIMohE RAILRoAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS
On and aftsr Sunday, Tune 18th, 1884
PAssEreER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
H.lsinets, q 40 4 m, iEzprs.s, Mopdsys en-
ssptsd,) ae6 q M, n m, AN And i0.so D. m. :
cnsstsr, stess, Ills :. rn i.se, $50, an, q and
@linisssoa, a. am, tnond.ys szs,p,ea,, sos,
us a, ~, 40, 30, ., 10 % and II D. n. =
.Ssv w WA \ 4, . ~ :, r; q. .o np.m.
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ARDS HOTBL,7a
" sYKEs, CHADWICK q CO.,
e0ypsPasnsvlO@ata ASmHs sn1 Ea0sss.ss ssss.
WAaAaE0a D. Ias-iS
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-19

GHIEF QUARTERMASTKR,s Or
~ rIce, psfof or wAsan sros, WIsmssTo.,
AMdsaisTI N DrpEs. Hardware, Lumber, IsasAs.,
Once 'Furnitare, Hsrnsss, aud saddlsry, are X.
queatsd 70 send tc thiI enles, on NE M0kDxY d
s,.k wsss. .,s.lad piepos.l eF list = s,Sils.is
spc, a Ihod notics, with ths pIieS u n W.. s1i
.,s. z. NIB b oD.aiAsa Without aslsI. ND y
aa Ss; g S.s!Sg ~ \ ~. Peg.
u f:s'. s.a.s.i AID est:i \ -
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mis- rs TO GIVE NOTIoE. THAT

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the uubaoriber has obtained nom the Ofphans'
Court Of Washington County, In the Distfiot Of
CoumbfA, letters OF administration the pofsonAl
city, p. q, dseeAsed, All persons having gSims
agsinst the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
the subscriber, on OF bsiors he ian DAY 81 1sse
Der aext they may otherwise By Law 81 az luded
nom all benefit OF the said estate. s!tTg8TU 2, ~
Slv'n anasr ny hand ihis i'sh a.y q
!. WILLIAM aERRIsH, OF Persl.aa, NJ { !.
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yINHIs IS 70 GIVE NOTI0R TINY

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
re 'SS:s5Ssr Aa' obtained IRON ,A. o,Phsa,
oolunbia, Ist.efs 81 standardization On Ne
having slsims against the said diseased arc here
Dywarned 70 exhtbt ths game, with the voushsrs
MERCK The suhs.Eibsr ON or before the 18th day
slsladed ron An bsnsft tot the sAid estate
Given under ny Hand this lssh day OF DssembeF,
s. asitl.vsv. r5 il-r - Hasiai.trstc.
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ct lowest market prisss.1 Il sssE5 - ssis
TIE "eIP DI.Gds,P PRINTINe
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sIDroH q rEARsoa, ."
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BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS.
sn Ninth s'rsss ns.r rssnsyivsnis Avsnu. !, I
wAsMNsroR CITY. 81,
saving greatly insrssssd ne i.siuass Of u.
above old n.ssS,l.A.a Printing ..
House By an almost o., .e,o -''5
ENTIRE RENEWAL or MATERIAL mi,
md til addition Of ,sssf.i Of shs mos, iaprovsa
roiWER-PREssIs,
AHAf."H 80
Arc prepared 70 execute .vssy v.ri..y o,
LrrrrEsRrss PAINTING, nv
a'd GIN $3.50 f'-rfaTIU TrI' Ti1.
d -. t..sg yron Ei"JTgH NJ
FINE vIsrrNe CARD 'IJ ~
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FOR f''ii so g al1es;i,i iSf'E Il .,,.
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HoRM AID CARRIAGE BAZAAR
Ann I.srsnstrn,- jill.
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EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 7T7
"A oSFICK SO PENN. AvEN1E,
s-ath q ofh y WaAhia0toH Olty, ID. q.

"A bAAo hAnhncc OOmrANtl tHp3
"a OFfICE sA PENN. AVENUE,
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80, =. q, (. ssass, ssSsns, -, Ss:, :,
ases.lbls sssttons Of the country. TAis Company
b.. AEsnsis. IN the principal railway sowns ID The
NORTH, East. WET AND NohTHWksT.
GMl5alngT0M 2: o. " YoRE 1osT01,
AS olsT zntr ~ ir 49Tg " koozs e
rith lines iorwsrdinS % he csnsdss ~ and ~.
srtsh Proytnsos, and with steamshlp lines 20 Nv,
sspoSi sousnsnpssn, and asyrs, sad ,hsnss ~
towns y Great Britain and on the Contfnsnt
collsssion Q! Hctss prsfss, and Biiis mAds q Al
y * .: Q. D1Nk, as.a.
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One copy one year.. ....s..............u. % 90
i've copies, one year 20 90
Money may be seat Of our risk II the letter CON
tAining u BE- rsgi.tered Treasury notes preferred
When club Of subs eribers has been i0Tw arded,
v not necessary that the subscribers 70 club
should resolve their papers at the same post once.
....s W !. MURTAeH 4 co,
| .f..".L .r.fr-' - Wsikia0toa, b. C.
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SURGEoN GENERATE OFFICE, Il
~ WAEnIHaTpn, Novemba -, iilA
hoTICk.-MedisAl omesrs OF not lass than tive
years service, who have baaa ahon0rnbly as
sunokONg or ARaIsrANr 8uk6n0Ns d Az
united Staten Army Corps now being Organized 4
Washington, are invited 70 forward thair applIsa,
surgeon General without delay. l'sl "a IfI'
rE gGaI. MO art r.! boz r79jntJ. NJ BARNHa, r.
noeo-tdo1o g on vi W iup auIEaon General.
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Q, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINEs. ~
Lsass foot Of Barclay strsst a. !. n and ! .. N.
,roa ieos o. Cortland .srest a. =, and 10 m,
The p. N. line runs daily, all othsrs sundays
sxosptsd yir1 W. n. 6ATZMER, Aren't : Z,
PuHAprLEuA, Dss. q, isss. : - 81 = -desi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-17
Err s1anfou1s dispatches.

W zsH7soqoN, May IS, ?. M,-To Major
Genera! Dix, Neu York Disp5attchei5 tT On
2eoaraI Grant have been recel7e6l % this i'e.
y,a~tn,ent d2T7n % Z O'Clock thl5 \ounaa5
1no-n;ne There had been 10 engagement Eo1
che lass 177o days aoza =
a'[1ooI; last Saturday night state that MS
forces had 5een actively engaged during tt1e
3av viii. advantage On cur SIDE, bat no decl0-
ed resaI. 1..o.o7 RE-
er's ol,erations since his kilograms or last Sos0
,7n}av} Diclat, heretofore pnblLshed.
fSigaed] EDWIN ~ oTASIQ ~
WASHINGTON. May Is A. M.-Major Gen
era} Dix, New York: Our latest dates from
General Grant $ headquarters are 60 yesterday
morning at + o'clock SO minutes. no olleGa
lions OF Importance mao occuFfca. oes 4oliS
forcenents were arriving.
Noth;no has been received from Ten but
Ter since bis telegratns OF Saturday night.
We have Intelligence from Resaca up 70
eleven O'Clock last night. Our lines haa az
ranced on the left; two lines OF the enemy
earthvorks have been storned.
stonenan's cavalry are reported 20 have &c,
stroyed q wagon train, captured TWO guns ano
thrashed fsoddy.
(s;gned] EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
yAsHIvaroN, D. c., May l6 Major zen
Dix, New York: We have dispatches 1r 81!
Genera! Grant to 8 clock this morang lie
states that offensive operations have been ne.
csssarily suspended until the roads become
passable. That the army is IN the, best OF
spirits and feel the fullest confidence OF success.
The two armies are now concentrated on the
main road from Fredericksburg &c Richmond.
The operations Of General Sherman Gown 70
Yesterday are known. After two days hard
fighting, he forced johnson 60 eyae0ate aesa-
ca at midnight last night.
General Sherman's forces are IN vigorous
pursuit,
No dispatches have been received from Cen
eral Butler TO day. At the latest ,r:eE5orss Re
vas still operating against Fort Darling.
TSigned] EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War,
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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12
FOR THE lair AND HEAD,

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Price, 81 per bottle.-6 bottles for So
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PRoPRIEToRs.
LORD & SMITH, Chicago, Illinois General
Agents. ly4l
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12

HORRIBLE MURDER-A You've GIRL KILL
ED IN BROAD DAYL1GHT-No CLUE TO THE
ASSASSIN. This locality was thrown into a
state of intense excitement by the news of a
most daring attrocity committed IN broad
daylight near the village of Two Rivers on
the afternoon of the LIST inst. The facts as
we have been able to learn them are as fol-
lows:
A young German girl of about 16 years,
of highly respectable character and fine ap-
pearance living with the family Of Mr.. j. e..
Kalb, was left alone in the house on that
day, and shortly afterwards was found by a
little girl from a neighboring house, lying
in the middle Of the floor bleeding profusely
Mrs. Kalb had left the house not 90 minutes
before, and was Immediately summoned, but
the unfortunate girl was just breathing her
last as she came in. Upon examination a
wound was found just under the left breast
extending back towards the spine, evident
ly inflicted by a sharp pointed instrument.
and passing directly through the heart. A
post 1a0rtem examination was held by DIR.
Simon, and Coroners Jury returned yer
dict that the deceased was murdered by some
person unknown.
Every person IN the community Is luIer-
ested i'll the detection Of the unknown muir
derer, and no pains should be spared in fer
reting him out. In daring villainy the case
rivals the celebrated Maiden murder case,
and we have faith to believe that the mys-
terry will be cleared up.
At present there is no clue or suspicion
resting on any person, and the only surmise
in reference to the object of the assassin was
the supposition that there was a sum OF mon
ey kept in the house. We earnestly enjoin
upon our officers and others the necessity Of
keeping their eyes open, scrutinizing the ac-
tons of every person who is liable to suspi-
cion of having perpetrated this most brutal
and dastardly murder. If such scoundrels
are allowed to escape punishment, human
life will soon have no shadow of guarantee
for its security.-Manjt0aooc Tribune.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12
For the Telegraph.
Patriotism and EiberaIsty.

Patriotism N nd EIbcraAsEy"
Among the numerous public demonstra-
tons and war meetings throughout the state.
for the purpose of encouraging enlistments
for the 100 days service, the Milwaukee pa
pers tell of big meeting held in that city
on Wednesday last. The orators on the oc-
casion, made stirring appealsto the assembled
people, with the view Of exciting their liber-
atty and patriotism; after which the business
of taking up subscriptions for bounty fund
was commenced. The subscription was head
ed with the snm of $50, and the work Of rails
ing money went on, until the amount reach
ed about $500! Two recruits were announ-
ced during the progress of the meeting.
Now, there is a scriptural injunction which
authorizes us ''to provoke each other to good
works" But whether any scriptural appli-
cation can be made available iii respect to
is, perhaps, questionable. Nev-
it may not be amiss to mention that
has an estimated population OF
80, 900, or more, is the commercial metropo-
lis, and the centre of business and wealth of
the State, and the little city of Kenosha has
a population of about 1000 On Friday eve
ming last, a meeting was held in Kenosha,
and subscription for bounty fund was ia
ken up. The subscription was headed with
the sum of $500, and in few minutes the
amount subscribed reached 81, 800. Large
additions have since been made to it, and up
to Monday afternoon last, fifty men had en-
listed How many have enlisted in Milwau-
zee is not stated, but the papers Of that city
speak hopefully of being able to raise one
.. T. =.
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SsraH H2ee2imgs

Pursuant TO public notice given a large num-
Der Of citizens Of the City and County of Ken,
osha met at Simmons Hall Friday evening. Col
Frank was called 10 the chair and II. H Tar
bell Secretary. Col, Buttrick OF of the LIST Regt
of Wis State Militia, was introduced and made
an urgent appeal for enIistments FOR the one hun~
dred days service, Of the call of the Governors
Of the North Western States. Col Buttrick was
followed by Judge Nogge in an impressive and
urgent appeal to the citizens of Kenosha County
to act at once, and FL a com pany to its minimum
number. Capt futile, Salem, made few
remarks urging the necessity Of having a coun
ty meeting, either at Agricul' ural Hall or in the
city, and that if proper means were taken, one
hundred men could be raised in ten days. Re-
marks were made by several others. z G. Sim
mons said he wouli give $500, 70 n bounty fund
0. s Head would give $40, each. for ten substi-
tutes and renew ii until fifty substitutes were
procured
&C. sholes would give sloo, for bounty fund.
Chas. Durkee. g "
Alonzo Campbell " "
Mr., 2 G. Simmons wouid furnish Eve substi
tutes or go himself.
After some discussion where the county meet
shouia De heid, the meeting ad Iourned to Sim.
mons Hall, Monday, o'clock p NJ.
Monday, May 9Th 1864, The adjourned meet.
ing met at the Court House at one O'Clock p. N
Cap futile and others of the prominent citizens
Of Salem came in with ten young men ready 10
enlist. O. ). Head, Q. c Sholes and others
proposed that the subscription should be gen,
erai fund and all volunteers receive bounty alike
which wos adopted Fory>seyen names were
enrolled
A committee of one from each Ward ofthe city
and one IRON each town in the Co was appointed
to solicit nd collect funds for Bounty to the
volunteers. The committee consisted of
J. ". DECKER 1st Ward,
c. ScHEND, ID do
T. G. SIMMONS, Sd do
/. W. WEBSTER, 4th do
Ward c. WHITE, P. Prairie,
II. S. THoRP, Bristol
Capt. FUTILE, Salem,
J. c. MoKEssoN, Randall,
SCHUYLER BUNDY, Wheatland,
JoHN w. EVANS, Brighton,
A. VAN WICK, Paris,
Z. r. HUGUNIN, Sorners.
The Committee to meet Wednesday, MAY,
18th, at l o'clock P. NJ, at the Court House,
in the city of Kenosha. Adjourned.
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The West Virginia Movement.
WHEELING, May s.

AkES ~ SsA aAEfSAEEASa Nov SAskeEAG.
WHEELING May s.
For the last two weeks, troops, munitions
mules and horses, have been collected to an
unusual extent at Charleston, in Western
Virginia, preparatory to an important CO.
operative movement toward Richmond
On Tuesday, the 10Th ult., a force Of p, 600,
consisting of infantry, mounted infantry
and cavalry, with artillery left Charleston
under Gen. Crooks. The destination is said
to be Lewisburg, from which place the dis
lance TO Stanton is not great. We prefer
to believe ho~ ever, that Lynchburg or some
other point on the Southwestern railroad was
the one in view by this dashing flank move
ment. Lynchburg is an important point to
the reeels as depot Of supplies, as wei. as
by its position with reference to the raj lroads
leading to Richmond The investment If
rebel capital would Of course conter nplate the
closing up Of this outlet to the West, and the
cutting of tse line Of comnuni cation between
johnson and Lee. What ever the route or
destination, there is no . oudt that one of
the coils of the anaconda. which the Lieut..
General has boon throw ing around Richmond
win deveIope itself ia the neighborhood of
Sulphur Springs.
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Broaaa's Column.-We have only time to
say to everybody, that they will find Mr..
Browns new advertisement that he promis-
ed last week. Read it carefully and then
call and put lis assertions to the test by
practical experiment.
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The First boy to enlist for the 100 day
service in Kenosha was FRED SHEPHERD Sec
ond son Of our loyal friend and fellow cit
zen. ]. T. Shepherd.
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w. n. Gsrkea'S announcement may be
found among our new advertisements this
week. We have only time this week to say,
read it carefully and see what he is doing,
and then call and examine his stock.
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Acknowledgment are indebt>
ed to Maj. D G. McVEAN, for late st, Louis
papers, for which he will please except our
thanks.
We understand that Maj. McVean has
been assigned to the Veteran Reserve Corps
and ordered to report at st. Louis.
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Sore Throat.-Those afflicted with Coughs,
Hoarseness, Irritation and soreness ofthe Throat
will find nothing SO eiiicacious as a Throat Rem
ely, as Browns Bronchial Troches. Sold by all
Druggists.
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A Series Of lectures on the Christian dec
triue ofthe Supernatural, will be delivered on
sunday evenings ID. VI in st. Matthews Church
by the Rector First lecture next Sunday even
ing
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The 100 day service takes two boys from
our Office, leaving us short Of help. If our
friends find a little less reading in the 1ele-
graph for a week or two to come, until we
can fill their places, they must lay it to the
patriotism Of our compositors. We shall do
the best we can to keep our columns well
filled. Success 60 with the young voIun-
teers