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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
The Soldiers Orphans Home at Madison,
a Wis. .raAa7 81

The number and urgency of the appica.
tons for the admission of the destitute Or
phan children Of Wisconsin soldiers, by
persons throughout the state, has led the
Trustees to believe that misunderstanding
exists as to the purposes aud aim of the
Home.
The object is to afford home for these
friendess little ones to make good the as.
surances of our orators and statesmen, and
the promises Of every class of persons who
preferred TO remain at home in peace and Sc
curity, that those who went to the front
and laid down their lives to secure the bless
ings Of liberty and union need have no fear
for the safety and comfort of the dear ones
left behind" These were the promises made
by state, county, town and individual au-
thority. lie ~. ~ ->sS sea-.As
Tie noble patriot soldier has by his blood,
sealed his portion of the contract it is the
duty OF those who are now reaping the
blessings Of the fearful sacrifice to make
good their easy aud b!oodless portion.
| This institution is not pauper house in
any sense, 1t is intended to confer the
blessings and comforts of real Home ; and
no mother need feel any backwardness in
conhding her children to its care Proper
attention will be directed to the physical, in
tellectual and moral development of the
children. 80 that when the proper time ar
rives for their re-entering the active world.
they will be qualified to fulfil the duties of
useful citizens and reflect honor upon the
State that adopted them
| The clerks Of the 'ro,n Boards IF Super
visers throughout the State, who know of
any orphan children, (whose fathers have
Tiled while il the service Of the U, S resid
ing III their respective towns, are requested
To make immediate application to D. WoR
THINeToN. Secretary OF the Soldiers Orphans
home, residing at Madison, for the proper
blanks and Instructions that these children
may be admitted without delay The trust
ees have decided it best to divide the chill
dren into three classes viz:V Eaa4F .A'
| CLASS Embraces thpse now in aiu,4bonse.
or entirely dependent upon pubic support
Glass 2.-Those having neither fmth.r or
| n":her, aud dependent upon friend4 unable o
support them. tr
| CLASS 3. Those having mother unable i,
support the child.
When one class has been exhausted it is
proposed to receive the next.
| Immediate action is se9aired as 10 this
first class, and it is also necessary for the
different clerks to give information as to the
number aud condition of the second and
third class to Mr.. WoRTHINGToN, so that
when the first class is exhausted he can
make reference to the papers in his office !;
and will take immediate action on the 9th
ers
EE State papers will confer great bene-
ut to soldiers faaniliessny copying
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08

New Sheet Muscle SRA
BILE
My Mothers sweet Goodbye. Ballad -
Keller. Ocl know he will return. song
RMdOLphSen 81 cts 1 have ist'ed for j.. r
footsteps Song prd ChcIu>. Keller, 80 CTS /
have no JOY hut In thy smile Il HAD Keller
80rts, Cot where TIA" Oid Folks uied ON,
and Chorus LeGUin, 80 eCs klss me while
I'm Dreaming. SONG Wjnmerstedt 81 ct-z
Sent pos paid on receipt OF pnce. b. olive. Dit
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N Q TICE.
TAX PAYERS TAKE MOTH n.

gENHE Tax Ron the City oI Kenosha f,r 10 ve.r
1868, is now in ny hands fer collection p.
men, o. tp%es may be 5uHGS me al ~ . fsl,, ~
botda nuiidIDgs corner HAih anC Efark ,.trs.ts
nn't the iaYt Hondae IL Fehfuary 1866 AZ ghirb
Tim. all unpaid ca es vii be returned % me nnnoyx
OF Kenosha, 'I N"'
! SPELL NOTICE
herebA give notf;- thaf or slst6y,s mad IN h,,,
o. or before the daY Of J,runsy Iwil d. durt The
I'VE per &C ~ sdned thei for coectlun h Tax nav
tre aJe ADVISED to cal early 10 obtstn thu beta,
" tns ueouc ioh. ''' '''it X, Il Us lNG,g Y
! 1-.E, ~ City TIE ssurer
Ae"oshA' Def ofn, 1861 l2w27d
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
COE S DYSPEPSIA CuREI

Is warranted to do all we have claimed fo1 it, and WI
will furhsh you certificates of best citizens cer
men TO back up our statement.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
DR.. Cooks Magic Hair Oil

Is the best TONIC known and uiIl produce a lnxuri
Ell growth of NEW dAiR on BALD HEADS IN ali
asses where any artificial npeaus eai, be OF any ayal
The most intelligent and beautiful L,dies and Gen.
ttmen il St Lou use it, aud regard it an IndispeI
sable article for the toilet -
Price rs cents per bottle
Prepared and sold By Dr. z Easte,lv h To No
W North Filth strees. st Louis, Mo- also or 81 ie
at the Brapch Family Med cine Sto. e No 90 Mad
ison street, Chicago, H.
For safe BY Druggists generally.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08

head nerves. kidneys. bladder and blood
Of the urinary orgTns, gravel fnla rheumatism ca
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, dA spepsia.
Our practice Is not OF experiment. Of twenty
standing, founded the laws Natufe ath
Of experience and evdeneeto susai Do ear down
to build up ma sick TO make weno harsh treatment;
0 trihing hsttering. We know The cause and the
remedy nseded no work knowledge gained BY
years OF experience IN the treatment of these diseases
elusively no encouragement without prospect Candid
in our opinions, reasonable in charges claim rot
Know everything r cure ybody but do claim
son and common seH@ We invite the sick. no matte,
what their al I'm snt, 10 call investigate before they
don hope AXE inter- aud decide fo themselves
II viii cost nothing consultation This is the
Sixth year that have visited this place and shall max
every eight weeks.
CAN pr CONSULTED Al ..sa. s-s sid -
Kenosha City Hotel during satur day.
the gath of February 1866. At
Woodstock, Exchang dote. the 22o
Of January and 18th of Mach. 1866.
w- Residence and Laboratory. wauk.v,nu
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
DIR COOKS
lsA AGsS' HAIR or.

-,te mo pes iet it'd admirable article ever dis.
GOV rtd o. the pTestrvarion,s Beauty, Growth and
Restoration Of The har.
Soflens. beaunhe and Strengthens the Hair
pr vents II from faiiIog f and becoming perms
mean gray removes H.. dsud uf and tuTus harsh
Iru! nan INTO that which rs smooth, glossy lively
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
DR.. Marks S.phiIitic Cure

is the only medicine that will cure sYPHIIIS =, all
It's various ond complicated forns and tho.ou. hiy
eradicate he 81 phliitic poison virus from the sys
TEN. W. a .~ =
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
Symptoms Of Third or Tertiary stage Of SvDb lis

This stage is known by the following symp -
Nodes or hard and painful Tumors on the bones
Ehiargemehts OF the joints, or Contrac;ions, Hard
he Zones sypn'Iitic Ri. ums,sm. Alteration of the
Par . etc. To cure the bird OF Tertiary stage. use
" MARKS sypnlllc Cure I'D Pills. These medicines
wul cure the longest sanding al worst cases Tbso
WIN cure the most excruc aiing pains ia the Bnaer
and Joints ia few days. Price per package 40 On
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
1T MI a AXIS
SyrhliitiC q Cure +!

This CelebIai ed ReIned is an Infs lible
Care forShP Is1sin the Prinaa ~ g-ec-l
ondary and TertiSry ~tages H-a Sd s
m ALL LARGE CHI 5 HERE exists = coma
IL glous sExuAL DI LEASE csi :" sYphILIs, VIII, CHI 10
capable oftransmI ssion BY inocua ION.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
Symptoms of the First or Primary Stage.

tm" II k"own 10y chaucres or ulcers appearing
,oon atsr "a exposure 70 cure the d st stage use
ur. harK'. sVph u &c Cure Pills and svphitie Wash
etc, which never fats cure Syphilis 10 lew davs
From i've 10 fifteen days faithful treatment usually
-nfhces TO cure the fest stage One or two packages
age $l2 So F0 p"0A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08

The Constitution, once affected by Organic Weak.
ness requires the aid OF med cine to siren ghen and
invgorate the system, which HelmbofdI Extract
Buchu invariably does If no treatment ia submitted
to Consumption or Insanity eRsues. r,ffs b.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
chcloe TIios ouartetts, &c. for choirs

ChrIce TIios Quartetts, &c for Choirs
QuarteIs from Beethoven arr with o gan Acc
BY A, DGUenp port Trust ln God 80. o Lord
veil not thy face. so Praise We the Lord
so Celestial Hope 80
Morning and Eysving, Pieces designed as
Voluntaries by L II Southdrd Rejoice the
heart of thy servant 40 1 will praise
thee. 40. Il Will he glad ~ blessed be
the Lord 40. Trust in God a.. Let thy
Loving Mercy a.
. that had wings. tQt) Baker 80. Lo
the day OF rest declineth % Emerson 81
Guide me, 1thOu great jehovah Emerson,
IS Jesus Savior of my Soul. co. Wilson, 80
The above and beautiful pieces o choice Sheer
Music designed Tor the general religious service OF
the Church, will de sent, post paid receipt price
by the publishers ~t1e : y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA cuREi

WIN relieve distress from food, purify sour stomach
n less time than IL takesto write this line cs @
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
sprepared by the origna Of the Justly
GOES Cough Balsam Mr. Coe prepared me dicina
srteie tor public and general what stood the
STRONGEST tests and has BONE la victory
over every disease L. Das be, certified to cure. J.
vii! sou who suffering Dyspepsia Ind gestion
auSsa Heag tburu Sick ueadache, ramp, aud IA ms
the stomach ad Bowels eddy of the onacl ohoefs
m" bHs, O5 sen tetY aud General DeDl and weakness III
the whole 81 stemtry but siugie bottle ne vii ne
urge you aga FIVE fail in this Our kuo aea.e
ol It's me1s the uritcd testimony Of ali who nave
tried It. the encomiums huhd reds of our n uezbsrs
as the sunsiBe. al earnestly urge you b
Just trJ OnS BOTTLE IT what say eorrec If our
ststsneuts concerning its v"Edsrfui are n ;.
found 20 be true, n Ysu do say the op II
he aediene Is nstan and perfectly w4sderf
VIII renodnee our profession pubic neal
and retire from field admitting that we are inco
en- TO compound medicinal preparation which w.uId
be entitled to your confidence 80 -"
sold bf Druggists every where. Price 81 10 per Bottle
G CLARK q co. Prcprietorr.
.843s ttIB New Haven, sonn.
LORD SMITH thcsgo, VII. Iesalr Aga. |
tor rhe West. F.,r ssle in This plsre y +
RoBtHsUF. Rtt0 AWHKkEEx x CEAkk. IS6aw
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.fhUire 10 Ire .KAgicfeM.

head the 81 mptons above described OF each stage
OF syphls, a'd procure NJ once the medicines tor
ne stage with which you suffer They will eRectual.
ly cure you. ,.l 81. - .-4s t.r
A.Freat'se ofsyphiiitic Diseases, giving plain di.
recn"ns to cure the diferent stages, accompanies
each package o. tue medicine - r -
NIB -D'.NAkKs SYPHILITIC CURE AND
FILLS are an iniallihe cure for RHEuNArr.n no mat
Ter ov long standing or how .sd Tney remov.
The CAUSE. aud IN" CURE Is CERTAIN and PERn.NsSr
Price 80 90 pc package. 81 es b = Il II
me medicines via be sent by Express to all parts
''oitioual I" pay Tor boxing snd shipping
freps'td and sold by DR. EssteIlp Il Co No
~ NJ III Fifth ireet ST Louis, Mo nd al tb.;r
ia CHI sore No 80 Madison street Cb,r.oo IN
F'L sale ny Druggists generally.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE !

Has equal in the world as remedial agent. There
is preparation known that Is ain spec
and nallble in its acknowledging and curing at once
We say this, positively. "a rfs~F E AZ -
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUR
GOES DyspEpsIA CItRE

GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is invaluable friend all who are weak AebilitAtea
SIS and in low state OF normal action. 49, + . .
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-02-08

Or on AMONTH!-AGENTsw wanted for
sic emit, Ell nero az tfcles, just out
Address y. t. CAREY, o"y BuildlL g, Brdderord
maine. IA .-.-.- 1yS0
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-02
From New York.

NEW YORK, June Nothing Of impor=
tance was done in Wall street to. day. Gold,
to limited extent, sold at 4Os@41 Stocks
were neglected.
large number Of prominent merchants
and business men of New York have ex-
tended an invitation to President Johnson
to visit that city some time in June, at his
convenience. 1t is understood that no po-
htical significance attaches to the invita-
ton, these gentlemen being merely de-
sirous OF rendering the President public
reception and introducing to him the peo-
pie Of that city.
The cholera at quarantine is said 70 be
OF very malignant type, and is princi-
pally confined to the German passengers.
Eighty-fonr cases have been admitted on
board the hospital ship Falcon, ont of
which number fourteen have died. leaving
patients at last accounts under
treatment. A revenue cutter is shortly to
be stationed in the lower bay for the pro-
lection OF quarantined vessels, and to pre-
vent passengers detained there from es-
Gaping to the shore.
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News, from, Mexico.

San FRANCISCO, May 2s.-The Mexican
Consul has reserved an official despatch,
dated 10th inst, from Mazatlan, announc-
ing that the Liberals attacked the garrison
at Hernanville on tho 4th, and after a
bloody struggle, captured and pillaged the
-town.. Imperial ~reinforcements subse-
queHtly arrived, killed 200 Liberals, drove
away the balance, and captured all the
booty. Don Gonzales, (who refused to
give the Liberals s4o,6O0,) together with
thirteen Americans, were cruelty lnur-
The. Imperialists defeated Covona and
Singalva. Several wealthy families have
arrived here, flying from Liberal rule. The
published accounts declare that in the
attack on Hermanvihe the Liberals mur-
dered IS foreigners and 500 citizens, who
assisted to defend the town. Letters cor
roborate the statement OF forced contribu-
tons by the Liberals. The town was pill
iaged and women violated. The popula-
ton of Sonora was rising to avenge the
wrongs perpetrated by the Liberals.
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An Appeal for Our Dead.

The Undersigned, haNln& been requested
t" draw the attc!.tion Of his couutrymen
IN South Carolina t" tlc subjoncd cIfor, Of
the good people Of Winchester, Nirsinil,
respectfully submits that !, is one which
shVnl'l enlist tn, c.,rica, corporation of
all Wll" are alive 80 the memories of the
III" last 1--we >rare, and NOT wl!!iu,, to be
wanting e. "hr of tl,' highest rrSpon.ibih-
ties W.nth can r. main to rs in our now
ta!,n estate.
letters accomplishing :.c circular below
inform ruv that more than 300 of oul he
rocs VIII" frl!In those battles have already
bccn identified, anu many lnore are living
scarcely covered from PROCLAMATION. A plat
OF ground oi a,npl, SIZE has been sc cured
adjoini'e5 the pubic buryins -sronud of
the town, and Will be properly arrange j
and protected. The inhabitants of that
SINAI! co.nmunlty, though desolated more
than, perhaps, any other in our late Con
federaGE, have raised 50, 600 towards the
slo.ooO which are needed TO complete their
design. Nearly 900 bodies have been col
lectcd from the fields within radius Of
fifteen miles When the work is finished.
the ''Stoncwall Cemetery" will he incorpn-
rated With thit or the town. and the d!rcc-
tors OF the latter viii be bound to take
proper care OF the former.
Oar own people, lays my correspoud-
ent, have gwen much Assistance in labor.
materials and money, and we feel war
rant"d IN asEjnt; the people Of the various
states To give w tlir means Of caring for
thciE dead. We taho 2,3OO heroes from
thelF Inde graves and give them proper
burial, ana while Wo give the men Of each
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-06-02

7ENHE subscribers have Just received nm
L assortment Of CARRIAGE MATE
hlALS. consisting IN part OF Spohes, Eel
loes. shafts. Carriage Bolts. AXle Chps,
Malleable Cas-. .ings, Enam,llcd Cloth and
Leather, Dash Leather, Whip sockets,
Knobs, Lining Nails, Point and Sand
Bands. Oil Carpet, Carriage Hinges. Coach
Body and Running Part Nalniei, .Iapans.
Paints, Oils, &c.
ALSO,
4 full assortment of Tire Iron. from ], !.
to inches wide, at 6: cents per pound.
June j. X T. l.. AGNEW
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vTelegEap1a


WASHINGTON, June 1.-Public business
has been suspended ty-day, inSrespect to
the memory Of the late Gen. Scott. Con-
gress was not in session, both branches
having adjourned till Tuesday.
IA contract has been concluded rbetween
the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
limited States agrees to employ the Express
company as the exclusive agent for the
transportation of all moneys and securities
belonging to the United States.
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ooMmERcIA1 AND FINANcIaL.

Messrs. John s. Riggs & Co. sold the fol-
lowing securities on Wednesday last, in
Charleston: City six per cent. stock s7s@
STE. .25; 81 900 South Carolina Railroad
bonds, s7s; $4,000 State OF South Carolina
bonds, due 1881, s71; $1,000 city of Mem
Phis bonds, S72; $500 Greenville and Co
lumbia Railroad bonds, S.. so: 81 shares
(half South Carolina Railroad, s29. so Der
share; coupons North-eas tern Railroad.
$50; coupons city Of Columbia, $40; cou
city OF Savannah, s93.
CHARLESTON, June 1.-The cotton mar
ket here during most of the week has been
characterized by great dullness, and an in
disposition on the part of purchasers to
9as operate, except at considerable decline.
On Friday, the 25th ult., an active demand
prevailed, buyers paying 40 cents per
pound for strict middling cotton, and opc-
rations to the extent OF $50 bales. On
Monday some SO bales were sold, the better
grades declining about 1c per pound, and
on tuesday some $50 bales changed hands,
the previous decline of 1c. on the finer cot
tons being maintained, and the common
kinds falling off in price about &c. per
pound, middling cotton bringing 3663sc.
per pound, and strict middling SOC. per
pound. On Wednesday only ten bales were
disposed OF, the market suffering still
ton selling at 3sc. Yesterday the market
was at stand, buyers having withdrawn.
Quotations nominal.
COTTON STATEMENT
Stock on hand Sept. l, 1865. :. 3S2 .Gl0
Receipts from Sept. l, 1865, to
May %, 1866 1924 81 374
Receipts from May "a to May
So, 1866 6............. .... 1910
Espo,4s. s. rd. Upa. 1850 u ''4
Exports from Sept.
l, 1865, to Nav
81, 1866. ,942 81, ,O6S
From May Is to
May 81, 1866. 129 1876
Total exports ,5,o7i ss,444-5,O7l IS, 4l4
On hand and shipboard ~ sos G,s5o
The supply of rice continues very small
Clean Carolina 11Gel2c. per pound.
The hay market remains duh in conse-
quence of the heavy supply. Sales of about
2, 400 bales, at 81. 80 per hundred.
There continues to be q very good de
mand for corn, with a declining tendency.
We quote s1.10@s1. IL per busiiel weight
Oats dull. In retail wav we ,uote
70lG76c. per bushcl
Flour, super, 50 per barrel; fine. ss. 50
Sales OF prime bacon shoulders ut 16Ml
l7c. per pound, and prime ribbed sides at
19f1194c. per pound.
Salt, sl.50Ws1.60 per sack for small
quantities.
Freights to Liverpool are almost nomi-
nal at I'D. per pound for upland cotton.
Coastwise To New York by steamer, Sc.
per pound on upland cotton; by sailing
vessel we quote &c. per pound on upland
cotton.
Bills OF exchange on England at sixty
days are selling at 6.4686.50, with limit
ed demand. Domestic Exchange -rha
banks sell sight checks on New York al /
per cent. premium, and the best private
drawers have lately been asking the same
rate. The brokers were yesterday buvinv
gold at 33 and selling at g.
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QUARTERLY MEETING

NHHE regular quarterly meeting of The
Il Congregation Mushe Amnnat Israel
will be held SUNDAY MORNING, Jnnc 3,
at o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall. A fnli
meeting is earnestly requested, az business
OF Importance will be submitted to the
Congregation. by order Of the President.
June j. MENDEL, Secretary.
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FOR SALE.

e#l A HOUSE and LOT in Wqverly
being one of the pleasantest situations
around Columbia. The house is nearly
new; The lot contains Al acres. For par
ticulars, apply to
BACHMAN Il WATIES.
June rs Attorneys, Law Range.
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'sCommAnder Of the Army OF the irish Re-
pubdc In Canada" Gen. Sweeny, it was
reported, crossed over with the main body.
but this is denied. The men cross here
without difficulty, as there are,no United
states troops here. The Fenians are leav.
other cities.
: rToRossTo, Jpues 1-430'p. m.-There is
grest excitement here over the rumored
invasion of the -Fenians, and volnnteer
are hurryiug to setne supposed scene. of
action. 1t is reported That the enemy
have evacuated Fort Erie and are now
marching on Chippewa. The frontier has
not tsbeen invaded at any other point than
that named. An! engagement on the Nj
agara frontier is expected Tomorrow.
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The Markets,

New YORK, June >1.4cotton quiet and
steady. It being a partial holiday, there is
little business,doing. Gold Al.
MOBILE. June 1.LSales Of cotton to-day
so bales; middling 34c. Receipts of the
week 2,18E bales, against 2, ,5S9 last week.
Exports Of the week 263 bales. Stock on
hand 4, ,958 bales: Gold SO to 80.
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TO RENT.
June 2

TWO ROOMS, situated in a central par,
q OF the city. For further particulars,
apply to DURBEC & WALTER.
Auctioneers, on Assembly street
Juue -,
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FOR SALE.

E~ SEVEN MILCH COWS. with
aXx&Ss& Calves. Can be seen at John
WGREEN'S, on Assembly street,
-g2aSXApply Immediately.
.Innn
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IUNCH

WILL be served up THIS MORNING
w at II o'clock, at my Restaurant, Sc
cond door from the Shiver House.
Juno l VIM, SILVER
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MISCELLANEOUS LITERATURE

Is as yet quite limited, but he will obtain
az soon as practicable, after an order, any
b"oE punished IN America, which he may
not have in stock, and furnish at the price
or the publisher.
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CARRIAGE MATERIALS

WiScnEsrEH, VA, February -, 1866.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-02-09

meantime. the captain being arrested by
the cutlery, and the shots aud seeing the
mate disappear. supposed he was killed.
he therefore in his excitement and contn-
sion. mada rush empty handed for the
scene of action: When he received
Christmas gilt from the robbers. III the
shape of a bullet; which went up through
his RIGHT uosiril. and two hours later came
out At hi, mouth; having struck the jaw
n It's progress. and being considerably
fattened by the bone; small portion OF
which still adheres to It. The bullets now
in the possession ct the captains wife. The
captains wound bic profi' ely, ami the
IN ate ran to his assistance. while the rob
beers escaped. carrying with them their
booty but lcavin" their boots; "splcndid
oncs-says the captain. such "a the robbfnc
gentry can afford to wear" The same
vessel was visited some nights after by
.'uo,oriou, river thief" who was discover
ed. and shot in the head and lcg by the
mate. while he stood threatening the cap
tain-and was taken in chlrge and identiIi-
ed by the police. IL.