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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-06-15

oFFIOE OF THE KENosHA 7ELEaRAPH.

Thursday, June Is 1868
GRAIN MARKET.-Thers has been a gradual decline In
all the western markets for the last 10 to 10 days
ing to fully l2as wheat, but the market is again
tuoyant and we note advance of 2a3c wheat Our
has been steady with sales 80a0Q, rejec
Corn in the ear. 32aS3. -iffF : ~ l-'7'
PRoYlSiONS;-The provision market is firm with sales
of prime Butter 15a1Gc Eggs l3ai4 Peach Blow Pc
tatoes 49, and 25ts5o for common varieties l5e's
WOOL owe have heard of deliveries of Wool vet in
orr but in Michigan, Ohio and southern Illinois
where the clip usually forward somewhat earlier
thsn in this State the sales have been at 4a5 as
gather from our exchanges thong believe several
growers of extra quality have been reluctant sellers
highest quotations.
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Married Ladies Prof, Won
Veraes' Diamond Drops, never-failing and
harmless remedy for all DISTINCTIONS and irreg>
ularities All married ladies will find this never
failing preventive, for which it is warranted in
every instance, and are invited to send red
stamp for circular, or two dollars and quar-
tor for hottie, to C. B. MONROE & CO ,Gen>
eral Agents, P o. Drawer 656l, Chicago, Ill.
For sale. wholesale, by Burnhams 8. Van
Setback, WHOLESALE Druggists l6 Lake street'
Chicago ..... u
lIy45l F. ROBfNSONN, Agent, Kenoeha
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If we give the negro bayonet, why can
we not give him ballot? If he gives his
life to save the country, should we not give
him voice i'll its management !? If four
millions ofnegroes are to remain in serfdom,
what guarantee have we that the naughty
whites will not give US another Rebellion be
fore we are permitted to elevate the race {?
1t has taken four years of death and debt 10
open the door that debarred the negro from
civilization; shall the door be closed be-
fore the is on the right side of the pale?
d" Dontt elevate the negro" cries the cop.
perhead Don't degrade the negro" say
wep!l 1t is not elevation to give man his
rights,-the right to live and work and OBJ
tain knowledge, Ito worship God and die
in peace. 1t is degradation to say
tn any one man. or any one class of men,
that the opportunities given to others shall
not be given to them that the man of
dark tinge and his children, no matter how
honest. industrious, gifted or true must re-
main forever on the borders of the prom
ised land, while Others live on the milk and
honey. When will our people learn to do
right T? When shall we see and know that
Gods commandments are written ON iInper-
ishable tablets, aud that unless we walk ac.
cordlng to their teachings our way is full of
danger and sin ?--Nea0 York Tribune.
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A Gard to AnyaIicis.

A Clergyman while reading in South America mis-
siongry 3aqoyered safe and simple remedy for the
kervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases of the Trina
ry and Seminal Organs aud the whole train disorders
brought by banef and vicious habits Great numbers
already ed by this bic remedy
by des benefit the afflicted and unfortunate will
send the recipe for and nsing this
sealed envelope who needs it, Free Of Cha
Pleae inclose postpaid envelope address your
self. .f.l .addTsss StQ- Err n, IABAk, fH.l
II sTATloH ID, BIRLE House.,
3m5Q --..-L-. ~ - - 2 NelU YOrk Gin.
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SFoECH.sL NOTICES.
EXAMINATION OFTFaCV,PP.

examination of teachers for the Public SebooJs IN
5hls city, WI De held in the High School room on Satnr
Jay tne z4th OF June inst, commencing at o'clock a
m All eanolates for teaehing in Public Schools are
time above mentioned AZ 'nt
BY order Of the Roard
kenosha, June 14th, 1864 2wa NJ EpANV ~.
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Eg-Ihe Atlantic telegraph cable was fin,
ished in England on the Goth ultimo and
the projectors of the enterprise are quite
confident of laying it success fully. '1
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.siossOn VanArsdaIe Go, ANNOUNCE this
week reduction In the price Of those popular
,nachines-the Hubbard Mower and Hubbard
Reaper and Mower combined Those interested
sho uld not overlook the advertisement.
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Iu Probate-Keno.ha County Court.

N Fr0bate-H en- hH COUNTY Court,
In the matter of the of Margaret Bngen
dhN reading and filing the petition John Ringen of
henosha city In henosha county, and State Of Wis
consln and taxing due proofs of the same
among other things that Margaret Bngen late of Keno
:ha city on the goth day of May. 1865 died
eaving goods chattles and estate within this codnty
and that he the petitioner the husband said
praying that administration of said estate be
hlm IS ordered that said ton be heard before the
Judge Of this court ON Friday the 7th day OF July A. d.
of Kenosha. ref '' ''
And It is further ordered that notice thereof given
TO the the heirs Of said deceased
ested by publishing copy of this order tor three snc
eessye weeks prior to said day of hearing the Kenoa
telegraph weekly newspaper printed published in
henosha, in said county. l. w WERSTER
DAtSo henosha' June 18th, 1865. County Judge
VIZ
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p CROOK. is prenared to

"a a ~ ~ r . PUT ONH -
contract tor nd do ell kinds OF Mason
~ plain and ornamental plastoriDg exec ted 10 the
har dsome:t style Of this art. He hs.s a variety OF
beautiful Centre pieces, Houiton BRA cts aud Con-
soes, OF all sizes designs, and mnddiiog done for the
exterior and interior dec GRAFTON of bu dngs. White
Washing, kalsomDing, and wall STAINING done In
superior style. have a new aud excellent prepare
aon for whitening willis. Hydrautic and Roman
DEMENT'S and Plaster OF Paris always on hand,
May 25th, 1865. 6m61
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Proposals Wanted.

WJitten proposals for boarding, nsrs ing and cloth
ing Of Mary Resrdon, insane person for year
from the first day tof July next 50 ieited Bids
will be received till June Both, 1866. Bids may be
made exclusive Of the clothing 1 res the right
of rejecting bids deemed excessively b. ign. A bond
will be required for the faithful DISCHARGE Of the con-
tract The expenses will be paid montl ly in cash II
called for.
KEEosHA, May 30, 1865.
J. V. QUARLE' Coun ~ Agent.
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WI, ~, PETTgT,

Teerh! Teeth Great Improvement in
Artificial Teeth-Call on DR.. Mead at the City
Hotel during the week. The Doctor returns to
Chicago next Monday. His next visit 10 Keno.
aha will be- July 18th for one week. moi 1.s
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E3-Ihe news that Gen. Lee and others
have been indicted for treason at Norfolk,
causes great excitement at Washington.
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STATES TELEGRAPH LINE.
Office over Kenosha County Bank,

Corner Of Main Park SITS Kenosha, Wis.
Messages promptly sent to all parts of the United
States and Canada.
1ys D. KEARNEY, Operator.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA,
seases OF the Nervous, Seminar, Trina.
M|ry and Sexual Systenes--new and reliable
rcal m ent-in reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
emit by mail in sealed envelopes charge Address
or SklLLIN HOUGHrON, Howard Association, No.
DSouth Ninth Street, Philade phia Pa. Iys9
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LiSG of Letters

Ep EMAINING unclaimed in the Post Office at Ken
- osha, State OF Wisconsin,, June 10, 1865.
aranson miss Lena kehoe John Rogers mrs d c
Butterworth miss G. Kerns l. f Scott mrs Thomas
BIssett Nick Jlas Melville mrs Harriet S,heud Peter
LOmstOck Emmons Moesbey Alberde Stebbins mrsR
Callahan Willie Nchillfp G A. Stuw a NJ f7f-ls
Crawford William NaKer. Nv L. Staupsrd mrs z G
Davis W Mcf,ormott mrs Narv - nd.rs El,za
Dow Belinda Mindarman JoLn Svilt mrs A. tf
IDeoerhe " Mcdonnell Louis Trsston Ellen
20" mrs b Moe James Warren N iss Folreuc.
cclorentine rev ODOnnell mrs Ann W sber Nicholas
1aheh Putnam Thomas Wilcox mrs
larson John Robson miss Isabella Wiesman Jacob
maven Z Robinson j. Il Watson mrs A e
nun'iey mrs U Richardson miss Emily
:" obtain any Of these letters, the applicant must
S1 iofoe0ehtseed letters, give the date of this list
sno pay one cent Tor advertising.
NJ FRANK, p NJ
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Lock Box, Boston, Mass.

Ihe Bridal Chamber, an Essay of Warning
and instruction for Young Men-publshed by the
howard Association, and sent free OF charge in sealed
envelopes. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHT0N,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. 1y87
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wHHsKERs. wnrsKERs,

Do you want Whskers or MoustacbesP Our GYecian
compound will force them to grow on the smoothest
lace or chin, or hair on bald heads in Six Weeks-
Price $i.go SAINT by mail anywhere, closely sealed
VI iSSeipl ~ nj PRICE ly4l
Address WARNER Co., Box 18s, Brooklyn NJ Y.
ERvOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK
~ NESS, etc., can be cured by one who has real,
ucred himself and hundreds of othors, and will tell
you nothing but the truth. Address, with stamp,
EDWARD H. TRAvER,
1y13 Lock Box, Boston. Mass
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lIVB FRENCH aDiHCIIG HORSES.
~ FOUR GREAT CLOWNS. ? o.
The IsI1ITABLE
HOE GENTLANDs

will ofBciate as Clown in the Equestrian Scenes
Special attention lie directed to the Grand Gratutous
exhibition, which may properly pc styleoa "ho IiN
pIay and described as follows; " NO one shonir iah
10 see the grand public entrance OF me Eq9esSuTrn
cuium into ach town where it exhibits, Whicn whl
axe place about 10 O'clock in the morning OF the DAY
o| exhibition, as the outfit of the establishments ca
liz ely new and OF the most costly desctpuon' ihe
40 ,es carriages aud wagons were manufactured "
ne well known Abbots, OF Concord, New Hampshire,
IN are ornamented in the highest stye OF art. TIC
yupe.-b harness is by Lyman j. FIoyd, ana suIpsss
~ ing oftbe kind hitherto manufactured In the
conntry, while the Stud Of Holses comprise 100 OF
he Ar, es specimens horse-hesh ever collected to-
,etberl on either continent. Farmers and breeders
;Ii nd this ,tock OF Horse a show in Itself, while
n turers and Artisans ere invited to examine
he splen6id workmanship OF the new wagons, Every
new seats, new wardrobe, new properties, and new
IDEAS withou humber. 'e| et" -i-
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Doors open at and O'Clock. To co nmence half
an hour after o0enlng Ey 5-L Jgg 4fH T
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. Children UNI
der 70 years Of age, 25 cents.
eaH- Seats for everybody. No standing room.
TAKE PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-Remember the greatest
show of the age is coming
p ONCE MoRE.-Please observe the day and date
and do not confound this monster organization with
any other companies, whether they be good, bad or
exceediD ely Indifferent, .''Ft y
THE EQUESCURRICULUM SAaS
viii exhibit at Wauk cyan, Thursday, June 18th. NJ
KENosHA, Friday, June 10th, and at Racine, satur.
dag, June 18th. Owl
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DIED.,

BARNs-Ia this city on the 18th, MARY ANN wife of
Robert Barnes, in her 47th year
Fer nearly two years she suffered and declined till her
weaied frame needed and called for the rest which she
has merefuliy obtained. Soon after her marriage the
happy pair removed to beautiful location miles
west OF this place. called Hickory Grove, in July 1885
Having lived since then, in this city she has
witnessed all the changes aud parook of the fortunes
henoha and parted with parents and children and many
relations. -
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Any child or other person contributing
10 cents to 1 90 vii, receive certificate of
stock for the amount at the rate of ten
cents per share and each share will repre-
sent twenty bricks in the building. Let
everychild take as many shares as possible,
and the aggregate will amount to noble
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T. vas i.v.-ie tae ~ % NE rebel leaders a.
., iosulls - :h. f-' rl.a. s1st Dc rIt5 if'wa'
& Southern tr.leir.. '.eN .ii1 ~ u'. ,s.Ie =
CONF .es g. -ir., 70 ~ tis."'s- aa' make 90 Sc
.-ss ia tr..-or. o. ST.. York" C1a.I tL,ss
prophets 1ay, I''. Yer. .c-ur 'a', s0a ~tHcssc
tho y,aiI "opol1.' q 1rrn' fashions, rr
Ar.ny elegantly aturcl l,o.es iH search NJ " thc
,at,a styles" together v'th ne .'-ts; us''e ~
actNi.y ~ hrr1cs1 snlr- thc vho'es.ir r.a.-
. aus vfoI .ros' - ,ii", thry prob. u.s. v'1lI
lave concluded 49, rc'- s1s'ty va MS peg. .
b. rn 81 u 81 .r predictions rtgNrd'ug thc "'.,
.as " uaas.sgs "a Tie f,'re y y dream" \. "
Ylrt Las not uHr-eI in . tusiuess Dbl .ti ! v.sr,
IN c1us,l1ence tho f'he' On. IA tr''c a.. 'le
Son ~ hc 751,i m siatst. bass i. as ,rus 'hai
No 1asI ii7 been us'r good i7 'tc vast 100 soa'"
a. N5r.r,rn snI mul,-y tao s.a.o ih' ,"u.
Ilc4ecYsrt e. dc Fau ll,-' r'yer v.sa t.Ic
IN \, Al.t.tro'S ,v T..E v.tl',. .e9s i"r.i"
vas u.lsv general. sleu the demand .' t4o'.e p, ~
gr,trr a.l Go pr'r.-H'' moro o.. ra., fI.4
s.fNin ' las. tv.r or it-cc ye.r.. Manufacturer
ave eu Cow Cd With .r.rrs, -e..-f I've bod
a. sbundhugs .' ,4s'D' s-s. sat c.e.y ii agh p.
l.y. ..ustr ua1- as f....i.eU. Tee have H,"
,r.a4i,yro .s,,'. - - lusi. 40 t... g. OIL
.htro lee tc,1 go r,".- o. -'m E,.-I % De-
,crosi ha'. lr,i vu. l..., al t.a-e t', ~ 30
trouble 10 oN', r'n- money 60 rr.t 90 .ce' .s.
L. Yr,vtHcnts q re-. .s.e, ... have ,.Fc.r4
h..o or r' sba,cn,.i. ri-ue.s rr,'t'i h44
fostoaocf L-re t",l on .Iaul, in ..U-,' " cove
s,ric.,u, sgd some o. tae O. = '-.a.1.g 81 "a,
,.!y has. h'ea erected ,uro ttc Ucs,a.i.s e. 10
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DlsCONERY-
n Tee extracted without pain. no chsrrc Bean.
tuul teeth inc .fei Il rl'n. l0o'huCuc cure ALd
teeth inherited Nithout c, setting the !outr II oesird
AT 0Isutt.our valiant. !. JAY liL4,kS, lSS
Grand ~. Lic-kst.y.r b.oAiwa,. III
A IL OPERATIONS IN SURGICAL AND
L iccLanicN bsnuftry, with 81 the uNtcrn in.
pc tiutlts, Is CheAp he cheapest, ami goOd
tAt btsI and warranted BY bE. "A. N!LLEIs, -
BJvtry, opposite tht Ola llcstie. -
nR. DRAKE, Ijj CANAL STREET, SETS
- sctoi teeth on silver 1t - " fi5; On sold =
81 y So sectional setr 81 cents iEr 'uuth teeth
n,d ~ IN gold lone cement or other nlr, .. 3.
10 II pr tooth. lepsh extracted NitrOui pam ~
URlENDS OF DIR. WM. GRINTON, WHO
have had artificial ,ee;h inserted or othor cps.a.
tious performed - niu Lille Oi eiuaa (0peia No
c,l AZ Dr. f.e',rie'A B1Scry, desiring L,s pIV-
iesfionM services 10 40 set a. call ~ Ne Ova
oi'cc, No JOS Canal Il. be.seen Wooster and lEu.
tCuH street 800
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pRAaGaa.

TTI-----I-I-
Ma.. t,.Ii 90 he s, IN t,,, o., .r's 20 ''''- o.
Oh" ..euu. an. t.,.lsI oi I,.gt H. = Mar N.
't.u.,.. l.. .t,... fi.I.. ,t,if.l 't. tcIl ! -
t.. ,..l0 ..lw AN inst tlou 3, !, 4 ION a. A. 4
u'.ns III
r.,.~r1. OIL. ...
a.. pay n a.d' T'rH'N l'"t-
d. el H9, ... .., n 80. '"'' ''''
ft. ...,... 10 irf,r,i. tie family .rc re.nee l.
lu.v myt,l b. ,r.'i ,l' fi,.fs. ~, .,rt.y ~ ~.
h. % ~ si ths t'.it.Ict OF hes pa4cut-, NO.
90 ~ '''''' '''e"i' "' l"z
4. '''i'Ntt. Nm hGfsd.y, March a.. Ellen o.
'' .-'... 80. .' 80 u' 1I. hHtl -. Gala hsn, o.
% ,,'''- '''l. '" b. ilflfui, Ggrc 81 ttAe.
D., o., ''-''"' 'hi ific't' G'c 'cGs tuuy invited
y i..b tlii. 4Is ftJtA D.. lac lfaltf geo,
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S1lS'lEIN NOTICES.

ED1lCf-IO Nj. TIE MEMBERS or
q. l..h'r As' IcT b. T. 4. -a.i,t Tsre.-,
yea aie CtNrfi TO attend 'p8clAl rlt-iInz %
d te zttu. 4. = o Ok. ,. H., uelr hA4L 81 /
Rtootne - huspe-- o. the u.in.s' importance ~
WILSON, Isesi.eaL :. >. LYNCH. r. a
THE CITIZENS OF TAI i7ih WARD
a aie re uos % W meet At the Ptrry Clay House
corner q 1v \ I'd JET 1t Oh iiicav fvrIing a4tn
in ~ 3 90 gct. r. me pup q ling &C 40
lefeby tie ,upeno'ns drs' may 20 sleftoi.
IINt. IS ~ cons. IT.. o. li-u,Su Con. Gle. q.
81 INBRLNSIt. sec Com. 70
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SEWEEG MACHINES.

ALL FIRST CLASS SEWING MACEINrg
n on m, ola and % vent. New mao NJ 80,
Chango Tor Old A'so ladl,s earned " ope A. on Al,
h'HnH ~ h.''H'uch a. 4'' A'o4dH ~, S.4
NJ AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA.
ctiu,s pall an iull cabinet for .rIe cb nm Tor
ca b, u. o, ~ t.ttuvlCL ~. one iuli q IN,
" bee 4 W TO-" :, nearly new, So; Cover a IL
Aes's, s0Vi eAs ReS caDIaeL SsS,
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&I%GIOS AvI,C.>.


A sSIGN..'s SALE Or CLOTHING LTC,
II -8.J. go. AlL..ltr 2 ,a.sr' ..,'er'. 3
i-y, srT, ga, {. -.o-k By o le- Of 81 BsENJ.
a D4iOE SALi-W. s. TOWNSEND,
"A 'uc... 81, 49,. 10. .. e'..o.' a No sC6
/ hu4 I'VE. he ems tor,ci. in .,ote, cor.ft,ns
o ~ ne = ',.r. c..ulo.- c'ais o.,'o % t1I-s
Zee ~ we 'e''ees, cH-y As Ind eaAde oa
a lCTlON SALE or SUPTRB HOUSE.
:, lo.d . -n,,u.. q FRIDAY afternoon, at ot,,,k
at i9uS l3I Wet Ii': - rel an and an ave, ...-
buresus bel. AMI Ioadlns hstra.d srrinc MAJ res
- 'iAliA mfroft' sha 80 crItar g. ..cs, coc,s,
sisrr cutlery. tcsi cv ~ se.Irr,i,, a1 49,.
~ u ~ ni uucie1c mpris ? D entire eni.n, -
h'e-s,op lo.',. htSEf l.. MEsCOil, u',rl3i
a UCTlON NOTICE - CARPETS. oil
giall. stsir tlsl oh cloths mattu -. ceiling OF
iou for chsh to zoe iur.nes. 10
Nj DOl UH1I, AUC1R. WILL Sal
~ We JAY 90 h, y'c!ccE at,a.c.tyln - Nassau
chais, ceu'ie tan u.s. book ci,cs pttisi.u ahieA
trfe'1, di,'sing bureaus, wa8As.au.A iounses, 30.
TRANSFORMERS SALE THIS DAY, BY
JtilN MORTIMER, Is Fast l. .o,.lrsv, ut O. iArrc
sfsoiturn' VI s0a euf cOhtag nsi5tins of rAs.s
sAtv sAst 5 cuak., remn. o. sheets shhts,
81 ~ ~ ,n''ta lo1Ia .!osa A. o,Ler se,ds too
m'lgus 10 lse ,ton. h. cr1er Il. MAILMAN, 81
huihs1y 81. ia
DAWE3RO KERS- NOTICE ALL pFR-
4 tols Nh' nave pt~uet 'heiI Fopd. In 40 : Bay
sfd - are fe'lest Il TO 90 TEN II, same lCiyie ,he
= . da, Of NJ, 1910, = ana giving W t.e us.-
Lol.. jo~Eru TNlBlts. 80
- r. ROLLINS. AUCTR-"ULLEDY &
- EbLllrS Vii sCd thi- d.y, A. o'cio.A 20 -
IauI D., tfIee var 60" u. Iu 20. tl 4 Clrpots ole
e. Do ita'AD. he's bo.scrt and plos. G. Ina 80,
and otLt ares. flte .urC Tor hot p'krt i,r ut
II GAtSLY, AJ,rE, SAiESEOCM
1883 ti,hfh ave Yi4,cI if.s - .,. u TO- o'cock,
O." t,rK nnd ts .uo8 ot he sroCe ANA ii,u7. s'Lre
'4' N,'t z0th y slto one s,.lA, L, A.nc, rolI
or. r.. ~
\NN. WlTTEPS, AUCT., WILL SELL
~ MS d-r A. % tcocf, ?. iyl an he iAiui-
iu-a 'afyci-. b'os, tc-.lus. G..vi house, p.a,-
~. O.. g. 500 rnctiy ne &C. .-s gilss, ss, t,ru;
Ai.' 20 ooIu'ctr turch tDrseus ~ lJ cad ~. "a
btoT puriys bI..e.., 90. {,
Nfl'lIAM ABHOIT. AUCT!ONEEc -O"-
" h,c E.'. GALWAY. wa n. On sstu Iday
and Va. d,y. b. dc aud evening" 10 c'ose cut tie
SICK ahd hKiuIc. % Tue uJ sOOJH 600, 30 %
nct - a. heitlnct tluu' . UA,te ana ~ o.op hed
muslih% hosiery, glove .iiu.Iuingr. &c 20
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AEslaDE NOTICES.

EOp,Fk--rHE DELEGATES 10 THE
3" pu.rtf.i - 'H. .t'A-AL,o "a this lIi .ly, a.
ole % Is g l., o. s., a.gey. tLAkLLs LARlit:,
...'.,.t. D.. u'r hERELi- Secretary. 81
HAkNfSSNANER>-AG1LND A special
moe u, Of .,Jg b.,o,.gon, to he held this FRI
dh r'cnAt, A. hH i-past CsiuCA, d. MilI'AIy Hall
r,.".}, gp?p'.,r >9.us 't.etI. H. 0rce., mos. =.
t"i W li...i v Il. MpEh.5' sec, "a
TOj k&!l hAN HARNESS MAKE Wanted
t3.' O.. .rr Edward, Washington Co, y I. A
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The ground gained 10 day cost VA but few
men, the rebels nothing but very slight re.
sistance at Hatchefs Run, which Is ouly u
short distance further on.
The enemy have strong earth works erected,
defended with heavy guns, and bere they will
no doubt make a stand to oppose our further
advance. .t ttHa
From that point the new line extends to
the Armstrong Mill, the Second Corps hold
ing the right Of this position, In the engage
ment OF yesterday the number OF prisoners
taken was l25, with the commissioned Off.
GERS. a.
They belonged to Bushrod Johnston's 8 cav.
airy, aud we're a part OF the force that made
the attack upon our line last Saturday.
The rebels made demonstration at several
points on the old line last night, for the pur-
pose evidently OF ascertaining whether the
works were held in lorce ..... HH
They did not gain anything, however, ex.
cepting the information that the line was
strong enough to defend itself
This explains the firing heard at City Point
on Wednesday night and early on Thursday
morning.
NolhinglhAs ye. been recs we'd here as to the
operations Of the cavalry, but they will, it is
believed, give a good account Of themselves.
A battle is expected to morrow for possession
Of the Southside railroad, aud judging
from the confidence and high spirits of off.
GERS and men there will be good result