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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01
MADAME ZADOC PORTER's
CURATIVE COUGH BALSAM !
prjca OK sn5 5n rar+s pa. uo44,

The Best, Cheapest and most effectuaI RENE dv for
COUGHS, COLDS. &c, the World has ever
Produced, Purely Vegetable, contains no
MINERALS, or other DeIeterious Drugs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01

CURE


Two Of our subscribers-one Of them afflicted With
a bad Fever Sore the other with Rheuma tism-having
the advertisement of the Peoples Cure this
paper purchased the medicine and now, after having
geartiy a thorough remedy in their case.-Editors
Christian Advocate.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01
Copper, Tin and sheet.Iron WI
Cooking and Heating Stoves,

and that he has and keeps constantly on hand all of tn
--latest and most inproUed patterns of .-=- ...
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01
arysipelas = General Debility = Purify the
Blood

From Or. RObt. SGtOin, Houston S., N. Y.
DIR. AVER: / seldom fail to remova KE1lpe6oes and
ScroftIlOus Sores by the perseYering use Of your
SARsAPARILLA, and have just now cured an At
tack of Malignant ETysjpeLdS with 1t. No altera.
tive we possess equals the SARsAPARILLA you have
supplied to the profession well to the people
, 1864-02-22

Sold py LORD 4 6MITH. Wholesale Druggists. 2
whom ID orders may be addressed. 1e1Qkt91ywF4A
, 1864-02-22

sonfa"ntinl s ,@!GIsn. GosntT15 ~ ol st; tanis Ao'
corner ot Monres. thcaee !!l. ha:fa bctt from me
private sud &cscnte hAturu7 In Ao sp.eT, which he
.Te2aA W1tt unra5alseled success. R,ocs separate.
Nhra4LaEsrS and Gentlemen can consult the D0ctAt
With ihe strictcst 1rtyscy. 4Ree teu.s from :. II
10 r: h.; Sundays 70 . IA. II. Communications
ccnfds utial. d>relta.tn7s Tree. Athr r. H. BOX
~. Encuee two STAMPS xAd ret bis t!ulde Health.
ffun 1ht Doctors long experience In Tiashtal md
-utcc. perfect etts Tor all Chronic nt+easex their
most severe and co.npl!catra atn: e. in very
Young ntn suffering from rel sknse Hrc invited to
all perfect cure x*rEantcd; Female iErrKulari.
:lKvre ~. obktruelieEs marriage, ehoul: at
oTGe ind DC cured. Brst Of cl:S re:srsacts e to
tts1lt1 and kEccts9, ftl4%56f-$W
, 1864-02-22


And how to answer n1l the tt Committees,''
my dear Morris-all wanting your whole pic
turc, and each, wanting at least the beloved
song writer's photograph for the stSanitary
Fnir?''@ Go, and be auto-up-Brady'df for the
tNo Of ue, my dear Geordie, telling Brady,
{hke the honest boy that we hope yon stay
being that the separation Vas not done by
the fruit tint was left rpening on tho treeI:
= And yet, {and Wait till I lit a tear over the
sigh y you make room for stranger who is to
conc in. You give way to one who looks as
you did when first laid eyes on you-young,
hearty, hopeful and handsome enough for
one. mans allowances you stood thirty
. the stranger who was JUST bringing you his
first beard. So looks this young HUilistcr to-
day-one OF the few who, in this hurried
world, are alive An ovcr-Who finds the time
to be modestly talented while he looks after
the healthy pulse: In every part of his body.
bright eyc live it well, md may he look back,
like Morris, from his thirty fourth year Of 1t
to rejoice ii the remembrance OF 1t all! For
it is something to say, that, in our thirty-four
years Of friendship cross threaded as have
been ITS many twisted tics-thero- has never
yet come Il repzoacb. Nc shall meet. ever
there {whither wego):: to rejoice in having,
loved each other hcTei-: - :.
But pleasant though be the new heaven wo
reach beyond, this has been but pleasant
old y ord to ra, and we hope. to be let talk
Of 1t, as VIC look back Many,s the stern
we've stood together, and many's the tair.
breeze we've tasted. and, in the many tar
COMMITTEES to.whlehI hare had e1rauds, who.
knew Railways, would be most Eldd to see
INC come home again? Who was most sure
to be the truest-kind1y to do mr. travellers
bidding and to watch best oTcr- the Lowell
ones LETT behind. a fdcud to the fair fap,o.
and the good name, ITO the holy soul and the
comfortable body, to tho. nearest want and
tho rcmoteEt thrift, to all that there il Of d
nan,. Or belongs to him or loves him. Is :
much to assemble In friend and this was
my beloved old Morris, for all those thirty
tour year, most faithfully to me!
But VIC grow old, my dear Morris, and the
sight Of this handsome fellow has reminded
nc Of my Ellare in the game The world NAV
be well excused, II, without tiring of rs very:
particularly, it would like something young:
er. All vigor and life ns young Hollister Is;
he will shine rs they LOOK for the shining:
and while yon and creep to our shelves IN
the mountains, :hc viii Stay and sparkle for
them here. There's muc1 to be rccognizedin in
art, and much to be appreciated in beauty,
much to be Acknowledged in truth and much
to be admired In fancy, and of society there's
plenty of ncws-our cherished ttJournal''
the faitlful elnonicle Of a1l=and for fhls it is
better That Young eyes should be cn!istej.' {.
Let the old friends, who have read and loved
rs, take this bright young Holllster to thelf
heart6-sRre that youth mid pigor ilre nuiy.
added to the service, aud that the, work Will
he better done. :tA :E,@ s'.'' :.
:, Willis and Ho1llster for the first time, and
their compliment tos you
, 1864-02-22
Febllst
:DRoFOsALs FOR FORAGE,

Il Idk4f Tu4 kfNAAAfIEH VffTCNat
4 l e sss@i = ~ II srasr
sSss ~. y s5e;:ss : IT. : q:
sss il b reei,e ser 10 sc &c ~ way or,:,cl,
@ s.:
y T. ssss 1sss rs
r. pT'se Er,t !. x.rt,n on IN verd, oa &c ss<s
). san sa.
TT sass . cs fntp sh:d n!taoat ec,lxe
Tss ear ulsr alze q s<.sr,ier o. corn. aa,.
vi fl aadsr a. e. o9
axtnt lnarsS: :oE ,5 estore seiar aeeeaseA :.
sse y s latssss q shs O.
Is ss no t.
hysasI @ :. re 1 aEfksas r q r-,nrs ~
" y
sis3e s:1 e 81 ;ss s
Adyerfeta.: A1d In casa tRe SAID sdsr saoa1d MI
aef asa
lowest 5asoossoie o!5atr Or the res:ea 70 vaam TT
~ rt.se:4e.ls: y ~ rusEas'q.. auseb p .ho~s
SoestoF Il CO.: 70 Or = any ot1@1 esacsr asdes *
Eniea ssatea g 1na-tr o. reteouslsls pezeaz
Iii 1trI eys T e eu1y nnt,Hpf nf ffh- .4,rnt.p.c
reiec, iar of theiT .uroporais ~ 49,
fte fuli EaMe and + kedfeN Of "a snu ,rtdn Ar mna.
re ieSbiY y rits. n ia the rToEesai, 0'a'~
Proto.a1s nnsf he 4: drt- 81 to BrRstter 8ens1as
n II Rn.keY Ch,ry nrrot Ctlar1rrtuasft, EasbfnG-
to3 G. ~ aooula to rlss y nsr+ea PropeAh
=" R1oaa - MN ranal "a tas anu n of,na ,on+,.et
n sd54 re con raItor md both ~ 4cara1ros Eil
H. Y, ,nin1x IN cnnfr1.r N e - """' ~@o'~
E11 FILE ios%s II eiss anc bo.c, nay b
~1"@A - "@ FpEM Of f!toEOs:L, i,
rrr rn-- .ra c.s.., -. -
tAoTH' county. ana sta11R saa a3R.s s - -"
rha u,n.c,hs- 10 >rrn,s1 nS,o1.se Ia, r1vz -.
.,IfTrr t. - irlfet Ssntrr r xne 0nar1sTr -
Denartroent xt-. - Serrrr.hi:. II the -.
es. TsshfhTfcn r.rns 1as 1os Is
NJ ar,tcl :. yIx: 0s@ - i'' ~
49, Nk h1s1t1s ~ f+1yn I, .rrts as re- hn.h.v oIsp
polnsss S~1
-outne5a o. oat''ln see&@t -Eef onsat'' y
, 1864-02-22

Whose Uye Is taking tic place Of others?
CEEEISTAE01kOsSs
Whose Dye IL the ost perfect lnitnaen sr Nature
CtIHTSTAD8R8sS.
Nhose Dye mas been ans1yzed ly The best Chemist
E-uc pronounced harmless?
CIIRIsTAD6EO.S!
Whose Eais Dye succeets viica ali ofh.ss fa!I2
EHHISTAB6H0'Ss
Whose Hair DssAas thc larxczt sale in the u or1dy
EHKtST4BoHOsB3
Whose Dye II shipped II the greatest quantities. to
the fall hnirt 1naldens Of cuba Mexico, and esash
AHcrtcL?
CHE1STAHnKosS{
Manufactured BY J. CH!usTADofsO, & Astor
li"usr, New iurA. eeid everywhere, and aprlied by
Ell liAir Di1%<trs.
1I!c. 81 slao. AID IS Per box according to size.
, 1864-02-22

a ballet founded on the adventures Of
Lois Monies, called "Jetta,''. has been pro-
=. ..-According to the census Of 1851 there
were ,5N male and 100 female "authors, ed
itors and writer's" In England and Wales. !.
The census returns for 1851 revealed b1t a
very slight Increase namely, 1888 male and
Jas female t'authors, editors and writess,''
Thus male authorship, :as a distinct profess
ship, eppeara to bcstationa1ys while the only
Augmentation nth :llterary profession is due
to the Increased number :=:of. 1sdiea In It's
ranks. =''':'' ~-''
, 1864-02-22

There has been a change in the proprietor
ship Of the Home Journal. Geo. P. Morris
has lost his health and Willis h1s taken u
new partner, one Hollister.. The following is
the peculiar announcement nlade In the Hyn,e
Journal Of February IS: -~,<ft. ~.
, 1864-02-22
u, Eol1traftnrB
no CONTRACTORS -PROPO.

Il S-At-Ss
y. -CY1.cs rosslzs4nr SF s1xssssTxssE' 3SesE'
81 i EEf}'f EFos t:sfFs5 t1.s19sd II.
T1gfSpAf Fslr1.ry 81. .is6 Ior furnishing tha TO-
i:asss sE:F QUALITY rnor BREAD.
Psts; : ka aas sifs ~
eaTfcP e psS1P. ,pI1 stst Ss''sty crushed while sus in
1tse ehar5sls hsst sual,ss as1r, manufactured from
&C. :sst ssf nj
: 8 ;s!ss IL II,
Is ssha es Ct qcay kin ,e c.r4 ,o., 10 ;.
sa ssty asses f.
ssss
perse u The seller D. Mess eessa or Co. boarl
E $ s :,
ven coep+red barrels. ru! head llne4+ .Qutsns-such
n.ly. ssl ceopersa e.rfe,s, m hesa lined.
s. = S!SEss 8 IS s'a.l
r. es M
ths aSss nh1 81 s b. With ii.
ssnries q hard bread aaa eF-ssAel Easar mus. be
nfa1 ~ nsns1 narc aa
b H.
ss SESRe;s Ss 8 .R sri; stas @s's be
x9i:..aP P:ss ass:s &
rf x III 4 s snads Is
Alleged H t. II sonss ssae ssPaF
ss Z: x:ss S
selir 'S Sats a4, ss
Err 81 e' e I'D ssP,s
sf:er ticaigrste. mast he Pain1Y ns;rksd on o'eFS
, 1864-02-22

V1V4 lt.NF13EH4J
Vernon G e Vest 4 J
VAir Thoe Vnn Haughton
F1dcto Geo " VIM
yanston David E Vnuhorn Wash
Want Arsemus D :ingtou
, 1864-02-22

1atfo" Ce11a '-+-'=. - Young CuFE1c miss
Initials. -eN.-.... =
Jcbnle. 1se Bourbon street.. -0melia miss. "
" miss. :.
, 1864-02-22

STOCKS AND BONDS BsnSht and solG Ut the
Brokers Beard In Now Yerk. and carried sa untr-
RIM fnlkB$a3-1M
, 1864-02-22
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO,
1uccxssus 70
~
j. &. ELLIS g. co.

.TIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CHICAGO.
B8UTH-HEeT COR, LAKE. AND CLARK STS.
C6p1TA1 RAKD IN. 100000.
E.E. BEAlSTED. Cashier.
z. AIkkks FTr&teat uoSpsEtlY-;s
DANK- OF AMERICA.-Public
- Eot!cs e hereby given, that III Bills or circulst-
tsBANK OF AMERICA,n
heretofore iacororatcd ard doing business IN the cit
q Chicago, under tae general banking laws ofthc sta
Il fuoe, most he presented for paYHeut to the Audi.
TOR Of Puhe Accounts Of said state II Ills Once, Il
the city Of Springfield. wltln three yeart from the
II said notts viii be Eiven Up 10 said bank
Dated this 2ptt day of MeE, 4, y. ls1.
GEORGE EAITH, prck1dene.
r. II. Wl1Anp. Cashier. jy.&Ee1z-totes-1'
, 1864-02-22
skuezxzzu Frsaffty, or PhysiOloSE.
cal Renc:trekseS.

should bs rad 1y everybody. II tsca:s OF. aud
E:~s boz, the csil results Atisine from ears nbnse
...se mcliod Of dsspe1ltrs thr nsisstvtnee many
Scrtcnre y entering thc maETage stste sold bv Da
8. A. BARRON. 1874 DleeckcF streei, New Xork.
.'I1ce q cents: MatIed free eyrrywhere-
TO be had also Of Il. SCoflL, Is Iandollh street
, 1864-02-22

- angelic" part of huraaa pnisre ne aeep{ aad
nn,' stncsrcly 8 mpsA!sc with sfssc IT, o.atn
aotte Of - Madame lo.tats C1akh h*tsa1 IT 4o1
inrs atr o~prtvcE ol cne Of the Eot m ~ nsS1s
bnl " chn nave 20 srrlpasky w1tt az sne Nno Man
nst Any OTHER Cough NeIicee. wea tos T. 1, II II
r1r.,,s 44H.S% WAY ~"~e-t fcfi.Ee11.2t A&W;k
, 1864-02-22


: Tie above exhaustive statement will give the
render IN accurate idea Of the enrolment aueetion.
Thia time It ia undoubtedly correct -
Since tie rnsscce Of hc'cnrol1mcnt BILL by the
present Congress, the enrolment question wears
a different aspect Both classes arc now consoli-
dated, or1ii te, when tho bill receives the signs
ture OF he President.
, 1864-02-22

Hellowuy.s pfIIs nnd Of.tmen1

untvs Esal fht&nthrophy. Fearty enc million boxes
81 Pills H<c cyu1 menta distributed throughout the
Nr,a ~ almost equal entorAt tmeat accoIzpa.
iie1 these oraer1. Il may b said with truth, thnt
Hol!oWayh tncd!eincs nTe cesensers Of Joy,
Ing hcalirR on their &t.t' to millions opprrssed ~
e!9ty iotn no type q dscasc Sod By nj DrurEixts
kt &c, &C, and Il per box or not 1ea4 y1S 1wts
, 1864-02-22

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERE
l. TOFOTE e1isttn. under the firm nAn1e OF G:os-
venor Fn1sx,A this day Dissolved by mutual con-
Ee.f. n. GroSvrIor & 70. Will co1ttnue the busi.
under the FIRM teTue ofI;:OST15TDE s. CO., md
Will settle up the baslree. OF the late ARM
fc1S.EHSa!W GRDSTESOis = FORSYTH.
, 1864-02-22
qEicta1l Iii Ou..ksntosa Dr. !.
Qutnsan Joas c s QXan Jonn 3

ncoHx Chfts Toss Jno
Hs.,oo HHsSSo ~ Rove Jas L
~, AAains Geka Robertson J d
44ASaes E!tsEon EoN!ette Jc&%a
aHs~u co Hoe Henry lieut
I.ich Ct..str Eobcrts Thos
KaEd Aiosea r Rowen Fleschtr
Esclalck AlKE Roc9v FredS
L.tcEaEds 1.ltFer knahertS ! II capt
En!ghIey VIM Reesiter Thot
Ktcnnr,Eon' I'm head Geo W
Henry l:ohlnson ri
KIae!Ny Wm E -" NoH1sn.la David
R!cEaid Tl Tao lew
REYNOLDS JnReptl- Ryder E1faa
RtpEley Jro II Roesc Fswtn
NeeI ,}uo r ;. Russell IS
I.hInch4tt EFT :. kobeson Ri
RvnnTat Rogers Theo E
Eight Juo - lsyan DAftat
Eots Jno -, Esonxu rlnls
ROBINS Me1oire Roberts Daniel
.RYR1, luke .Kcttnaan David
Eop!esn VIM L Robinson Ii? ?tT 7
Noccrs y J I'm ana Pxtrtck
Ryan y 1n!tfeG Roland capt
Iiytn VIM !" knoke PAtk
3Rnberts " II Rogers C 4
ricHefn Jpo Russell C 4
et:oche Jua 2. .Eose a :.
Rogers J,W. :. .Ros8 AleIr
Isocho jno TobEson ChaA
Rogers Jas Rcurk Bernard.
Rydcr 1eett tr Eoaolo5 j. Uo1Sh-
Rockford Jno ton
, 1864-02-22
E11snIublr Cement.

BOOT and SHOE
Manufacturers, uknE Machines,
VIII lind 1t the best nrt1cle kpoTl
for cc4nenttaE tile Channels, as Ii
works without delay, IL Eot uf1ec,
ftcdhS SnJ Gtao:e oftempetasutc.
, 1864-02-22

Ferry rtornson FeabodyB Pike E8
Perry FrsneIs Parker AlcxacdexProctor Edward
ParGA Frank -FcncocFAi.: sPcat Robert
Isflnfss IFeffSIssE Esso osesgea fnssen feainlh
FeoaerEtast Ech,Fbtlsiha Tho4 Plat
ard Pn1N fnhn - pHlTer 4 Quick ~
Faueher Richard pTretnc n.1}d 4 Pratt BP
PexsJ JIM ca ~ 0 = PsuxAM
FEfeFtcn Prnhna.-a n Tarirr no
paEanra JosM Porter mr. Hfrsfh.n
P1attEE 80.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18
a. ,..D meath .f I,..le Anna Smith.

..s--.., little bird. Inv spirits we're too light
ToI;noer long within this world Of ours,
III, E,tttIs ninious trenbled for the fight,
We vs had thought to miss thee from or bower
sve.t little one Alas 1 how could we pear
u-s To see our darling buried from our sgh'i
That little form, those little cuTis OF hsT'
n, which so of we've looked With proud delight.
How could We bear 70 lose our precious one
To hear no more thy childish prattle sweet;
hut in that land ~hen ali our lsbor's done,
How sveet again our cherished one 20 greet.
Oh, It was hard indeed to let thee 90,
To see those little hands We oft have pressed
When thou vast called - leave This Vo'' "7'''
Folded 80 calmly Thy litss breast
To see those loving eyes when ''' '''
90 full OF tenderness into our own
But, alas that little voice Ehieh OK n@'n
,n,,ents hearts, rings praises round the thron'
s,fI yell pot wish IA &c back to earth AGAIN,
We could not keep thee in she parent nest
And earth. a, best, ia full Of grief aud pain,
Wsus thou art SAT. upon Thy ssriors breast.
For angels, looking from their home above,
Beheld cur darling one, and gsn'y passed
And softly bore her, the wings oftoye,
Far through the skies to that Or. GIT happy land.
les, loved one, thou art SAFE forever more
Earth and It's pleasures ho.d no snare Tor 'oes
And, as the wayelcts gently wash the shors'
Or whispering zephyrs murmur, Thou &'' ''se'
Ere lenY. perhaps, cur summons, too shall come
To joIn ouy darling on that brighter shore
To 5veu forever in that glorious home,
Where fear, az par.ings are forever Ger.
8NNIK.
Rsnosha. l-SA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18
Testimonials ;
The Horace Waters AreIodeOns and Harmo-
The DaV school ReU

10000 copies issued. Singing Book for
Schools and Semn aries, called the DaySchooI Bell, is
ready contains about POO choice songs, rounds
Catches duets, tros, ouartets, and choruses of
them written expressly for this work, besides 81 pages
of the Elements OF Music, which and progress
sive.
Among che large number Of beautiful pieces may be
found, "Unce Sans School," "Don't you hear the chill
dren coming" "Always look the sunny side "The
little ass" and 'Little lad" "0h, if were Bird,
''Bird of Beauty" Pretty pair tree "Anyi Chorus,
''Meet bv the running brook" &C.
1t is complied bv Horace Waters, author OF sabbath
School Bell, Nos. and ?, ~hich have had the enOrm-
sale o. o25UO copies PricespaPer covers, rs cts,
$50 per 1906 bound, 80 cts, $25 per o. cloth bound,
bossed gill; 80 cents $50 per 100 25 copies nished at
the 100 price. Mailed ut he retail price.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18

a1esss@ COrding.
1t forms dat, even, and elast seam which is
raned not TO rip in wear, if the is cut at fire.
quent intervals, and also under all circumstances it,
survive the wasil-tub.'
pai+nted device, of great utility tolearpers, pre-
vents the possibility OF the machine being in the
wrong direction, or the balance wheel wearing ady's
Dress
Another feature which deserves particular attention
is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which cannot be .et
q Is alphabetically the good low,priced Family sew>
be nc that the public lave long been waiting for.
i ESQ Transcript
iced a Wonderful production, and, for family
us ssPs lily, no Q her viii bear any comparison with
it, H. Erening J0urauI
"A mechanical wonder Scientifc Amertcaal.
among ths best and most seryceable Sewing Ma
chimes. Light and elegantly finished, and simple il
It's obstruction that it almost impossible for it
to get out of repair. '-PHtS6mrg IhT0nicie.
Has combined with its peculiar merits all the
really vaIuab Improvements Ct the higher priced ma
chimes - PennSg tUuHfGa.
This machine, in the opinion of the committee, fills
more nearly the requirements of perfect family
chine than any exhibition IF d7tkIjn Institute
Erti6ition Report Of 1855
Taking into consideration simplicity cheapness, du-
rabiiity, ard doing all work. the committee unan
mOusy favor of Wilcox Gibbs as a single thread
machine. -FennsyiCdni State agricultural octetyS
Report
I'VE must, IN justice, express our confidence in the
merits of the Wilcox Gibbs Sewing Machine We
onsider that great des has supplied by
IT, in proving, beyond doubt that two threads not,
as snppo ed, necessary TO good machine.'ChJi8
tan A0cncdte and JON nal, June 2t, 1869
After IN lch wear and many wdshiIgs the stitching
is found to retain ali the ToGEdness evenness, firm
ness which are 50 much admired a. trst'-Neac YORK
San.
in principle it is perfect -Engiaeer, London.
Has evident points o. superiority over all others -
FAiiadeiDhiG Pres.
a seryceable machine. OF this we have experience
in own family = Boston T,dDeHer
The beauty and simplicity of its mechanism are ad.
mira bic .'--EGpresS
mo Sewing Machine hereto e introduced has, IN so
short time. acquired sulh wemerited popularity
CtncdnRdh Gazette.
we esteem the best machine for family use. The
stitch Is eptOndbte.'-Sgned by may hundred
citizens of Pbilu delphia.
tY send for u e'ircuIHF. ST.
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer,
sos broadway, n. y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18

entire work of 1872 pages and nearly 225 tunes
and hymns. AS the music is little difficult it is
inst the book to follow Bell No. l. Nearly one million
of these Bells have been issue3 and ringing
through this and other countries. Among the many
choice pieces may found 'Shall we beyond the
River?" "There is q Beautiful World" "Sorrow shall
again more Don't you hear the Angels COM
ing? Thou God, me-" sabbath Bells crime ~
&c Prices of Bell No. are Bell No. l. Both
numbers be obtained in volume, price, bound
copy Al CENTS $35 per hundred; cloth bound emboss
ed gilt so cents, S5 per 100 rs copies furnished at
the 100 price. Mailed at the retail price.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18

AEAERHRE,a SALE.

State Of Wisconsin,. Circuit G0urt, KeaosAa
County.
Jared N. Avery, Plaintiff vs.. Asahel W, Benham and
Elizabeth Benham, his wife, Lycurgus Edgarton, Mi.
chael W, Rogers Walter 4, HATCH Amos NJ. Sackett,
W. K Beleher. Justus R. Sackett, Henry W. bacheP,
Charles Car penter, Elbrdge Ii. Benham, Thomas
Davenport, James S. Davenport and Samuel w. DaV.
enport, Defendants.
In pursuance and by virtue of Judgment of foreclo,
sure AID sale, obtained in the above entitled action in
favor Of tbs above named Plaintiff, and against the
above named Defendants, and dated the eleventh day
OF November A D. 1868, shall sell at public auction
to the highest bidder, the steps in front Of the Court
House in the city OF Kenosha, ia the said county Of
Keno sha, and Sta OF Wisconsin, the 9Th day Of
March 1864 lat 12oclock in heafternOon of that day
all that piece parcel oil land lying aud being in town
OF Salem, county of KenOsha and state of Wisconsin
known and described as follows, to'wit The west hail
lhe north east quarter ana the north half of the south
east quarter of section thirty (30) town a. range
twenty (20l east, much of the said premises
may be sufficient to satisfy the said judgment and the
costs and expenses of sale
Jan. II, 1861. Tw33
AESGN PEASE, Referee.
Merrill Comstock, Pitts Att'ys.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18
New YORK, February t.

The Richmond Erami,ser says:
Several thousand Yankee prisoners are
about to he sent to Georgia. Nine hunded
of the six or seven thousand III Richmond
were ia hospital on the 26th.
- gentleman from Wilmington informs
the Petersburg Express it will soon be i'm
possible for vessel to get into that port
without mourning hazard almost equiva-
lent to positive loss
''!he steamer Austin, from Havana, arriv-
ed at Mobile January 9Th, with a cargo of
pork, gunpowder, etc, for the rebel govern
ment"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-02-18
Guardians sale.
I'm PrObnte-RenOsha County

I'm PrObnIe-APnOshn County Court.
In the OF the Guardianship of Thomas George,
an aged and infrm person.
NO1ICE is hereby given, that by virtue end pursu =
" aEce of an order of license made in said matter
on the 27th day Of January a. d 1861 by the County
Court Of said equity the undersigned Guardian of said
Thomas George will the goth day of February 1864,
at one O'Clock r of said day. the premises heres
after described offer for sale public Vendue, the fol-
lowing described lands to wit
The west half of the north half Of the north east quar-
ter of the south east quarter OF thirty two 32
town one, range twenty two east, being acres OF
land r the town OF Pleasant Prairie Kenosha County
Wisconsin. The terms of sale will be made known Al
the time and place OF sale.
Dated Jan. 2T, 1864. q, II .DERBYSHIRE.
4w34 Guardia