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SHERIFF's sALE-Bv virtue OF an

SHER1FF'S SALE-By virtue OF an
- order a SALE issued from the NEo Circuit Court
directed and delivered fn favor n IA Sher
the following described Real Esiaie situated ~ Niro
County. Indiana. fc-wit,
foss Ms one Oh TIVE i3l and three f1 Ia King
Subdivision ~ Ia. sxty-one ici n section sixteen
lIal township twelve u North ~ rance uine -
West. and
SATURDAY. NAY T. 1851
within The legal hours - said day the Cearf e-e
door ia Trrrc Haufc viii ofer she rents and pra-
= he above Described Real Estate together with al
~ privileges sni srrurtcnanccs 90 ffr ssue belong
inz. Cor = rxcecsliux -~tru Year. - ihe
highest bidder fof cash. aud urnn failure - rssiife
sum sufficient - satisfy said order 81 s4ie and rrst.
viii then and there ofrr The fes--inrie ID and e.
sid Real Fsfsts q the hghesf hfiirr o. cash e.
satisfy The ssme
his 18th dsy ~ April ISL
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DIR. H00FLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS,
lhEoaz i~sn
DIR. EIOOFLA5n's BALsAMIC
t@H CORDIAL,
Tfs great sfaadsrd med.cisss of re Presen
ag,. isr, arqui,sa tltir sreaf pcpalarsiy onis
trossi psar. - fiai Uatowaded 'aiisfdo-
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frgsf. Arr Fr5aesscei flen verfhs.
liver Complaint. Dyspepsia. Jaundlce,
Debility Of the Nervous System.
Diseasrs Of the Kidneys,
cd ~ di'yasa erisins from a di'ordered
hr-- o. seatr-,s q ~ 'fossaek and d,gestirs
efgrr. 80 sgsea,iy and permanently eured .,
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Consumption,
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Confirmed Consumption.
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err. ~ 'roT ssrerf Diarrhna proceeding
f.ou Com Is rHE Bowels.
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JACKSON & Co. No. AS Are1 Street. Phaa-
kiri,a. Pa. and az sold ~ druggists and
s.e'ff n msi.eias' ersrysr1ere, a 70 cent
~ taHis. The sgnaisrr &c. NJ. JAcKsos
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prepr.ciors rallied EvrRrnoDYs ALMANAC
you ,e'R md f-r'imoag and commentator
notices from all parts 81 i's country Ties
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BEWARE oF COT NTERFElTS
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-16
BG RHAVE,s
Holland BitterS
DX SPEPSIA,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, &c.

For INDIGESTION. Try
BGrhaye'S Holland Bitters.
For HEARTBURN. Try
BGrhaYe's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY. Try
Bgrhavs's Holland Bitters.
For wATERBRAsH. Try
BGrhave's Holland Bitters.
For HEADACHE. Try
Bwrhaye's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE. Try
Bgrhave's Holland Bitters.
For COsTIvENEss. Try
Bgrhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES. Try
Bgrhave's Holland Bitters.
IN ~ Nervsns. rhcufnaii,. and S,uralrc Arec-
tions. % has in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial. and ia others Effected decaied cure
Read Carefully
Tie genuine. highiy-concentratesi BCRHsvr's Hot
nrrrns - put up halfpinf bottles only. and
rtfalies a. one Dollar Tcr tctfle The great demand
for th- truly celebrated mclcine has induced many
limitations. vhlca The rgt.'e should guard sealns,
rufthAsae.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

Ia order TO collect this il further provided that the
President shall divide the States and Territories into
venient districts, and shall nominate, by and with the
advice OF the Senate and collector for each
such district IL the appointments Of any OF them are
not made during the present session Of Congress-
the President may make them during the recess
the commission SO issued expire at the end Of the
session.
The collectors are to execute bond for such amount
as the Secretary of the Treasury shall direct with
ties 70 be approved sufficient by the Solicitor Of the
Treasury The principal Of each dstrc. is
appoint assistants and all are to be governed by reg
ulaons be prescribed by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury in carrying out toe provision Of the bill
The tax is 70 be laid all lands and lots OF ground
with their improvements dwelling houses chatIes and
slaves The bill provides that any person who shall give
fraudulent list OF property ulder his charge owned
by him. shall be fined in not exceeding five hundred
dollars and pay all costs aud charges OF prosecution
From the valuation Of the Board OF Assessors there to
appeal but they in any case when il is demand
ed give careful hearing to the parties claiming
due ion OF valuation.
l. is proposed to tax all stills, boilers and other uten
sis employed in the dstation OF spriuous liquors 10
cents on every gallon OF capacity and to lay tax of five
cents per gallon all fermeued and matted liquors In
order to furnish the proper data for assessing such tax
distles will be obliged to keep correct record Of the
amount distilled from day TO day.
IL Is further proposed 10 lay tax upon carriages; the
amount Of 10 be prOportoned to the value Of the
carriage. rEOul u5tu
transportation Of merchandise 10 DC exempted. On
all others not exceeding in value $50 it Is proposed to
lay 81, s-sssd,ps zoo In value, but not
$780, tax ofsi above $780, but not exceeding s40O,
tax Of SG above $500 bu, not exceeding $780, tar
Of So above 5000, but not exceeding $780, tax OF
$50 above $780, but not exceeding 1000 Of $40;
ABOVE II 600 n value, tax OF $50.
Tls bill will be submitted al the earliest possible day.
Though in unimportant features IL may differ from
the synopsis gven it will 10 the main correspond with the
Indications here made.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
THE PAGE CAVALRY.

Although We have published accounts Of the fight at
New Greek Station, Paddytown, on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, the following, from participant will be
read with interest
"A detachment of Col. NcDon,lds Regiment Of Cav
airy, composed Of most Of Capt Macon Jordans SOM
piny Of Page, few of Captain Wingfeds of Rocking
ham, and Bowsn's, Of Warren, numbering about one
hundred, ordered on the 18th instant from head.
quarters At Romnsy, to proceed to Piedmont to break
up railroad and bridges. This being accomplished and
passing to another point Of duty, they entered Paddy
town, or New Greek Station, Hampshire county, abou,
daylight the morning Of the l4lh. They were told
BY tavernkeeper that there were no Fsderals about
but advancing short distance, they found two sent
nels Killed and arrested the other whsn just be-
yopd, Ere was opened upon them from . meadow
where the Fsdera concealed In the tall grass The
Page boys jumped the fence, charged and drove them
to large brick house. From the DOORS windows and
cupoa, deadly FIRE directed At brave fellows,
and nobly did these boys (or juniors they in such
col cts exhibit the metal Of which this regiment il
composed Two Of Capt Jordan's Rangers Lieutenant
Bootsn and private Miller fell in this charge. Fifteen or
Of the enemy killed, and perhaps many
wounded. The enemies position and over wheming
numbers sheltered in housss, and large reinforcement
coming up, outnumberpg rs, perhaps, twenty to one,
caused our detachment TO withdraw"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
Direct Taxatfon.

The Rump ct Washington Is remarkable for anything
more than wisdom If its worst enemy had dictated lie
oouuses It could not have committed more fatal blum
ders. To disiuterestsd spectator, would seem to
think is career must be Short and animated by gen.
sra hate to all mankind its constituents included
Il seeks to produce the greatest amount Of mischief pos
sble in the shortest time.
Desiring only It's Illustration and downfall, and other
wise indifferent sbou. its proceedings have seen with
pleasure the passion and folly that have governed its
tons We could not have arranged its destruction more
effectively than has been done by ITSELF It's ouirages
on law and propretyits recognition Of the suspension
Of the writ Of habeas corpus and Of martial law filed the
cup to overlooking. The expedent for imposing heavy
direct tai, which will grind YankeedOm into powder,
completes the list of It's Observation-Disclosures.
In late rumber Of the N. Y. Tribune we find sketch
of this scheme, which copy. The Southern States,
which duly registered will enjoy hearty laugh at
the impotency Of the wreches in extorling anything
from them. Virginia is pu. down for nearly million
and half, besides the tax on liquors and carriages
PierpOnt aud Grille will foot this. North Carolina is
holored to the tune of $500 900 and nobody to pay
Tennessee is valued at a million, which BroWnlow and
Nelson and Andy johnson will attend to. Our poor
neutral friend, Kentucky, is rated at million also
which she will pay with great gusto. Maryland in con-
sideration Of the protection extended to her by loyal
bayonets required to contribute something over half
. million. Missouri whose and children are
butchered by Hessians, is booked for a million. Lin
coins collectors will have jolly time OF it in some Of
these States.
But the most pleasant phase Of the affair to contsm-
p.ts is the operation Of this in Yankee land With
idle spindes rottng ships, closed warehouses and un
productive stocks they viii pay their money oyfuy to
was.eful administration to prosecute war; which will
oaly increase their burdens aud disastersl
From the n. Y. Tribune
In accordance with the recommendation OF the Secre
t.ry OF the Treasury, the Commute of Ways and Means
will introduce bill provide for levyrg direct tax
Tnis bill will be entitled can to provide additional
for defayug the expenses of Government and
maintaining the public credit by the assessment aud col
lection of direct tax, and internal duties" By the
provisions Of this act direct tax, probably of the
smlunt Of ,OO0 annually, will be laid and dis
buted in she following proportions among the respsc
tive States:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02

enter our solemn protest against making this the COCA.
sion for inaugurating In New Hampshire legislation
like that Of which the bill Just passed Is type. We will
not sanction appropriations Of the peoples hard earning
unheard Of 10 amount without figures, without facts
without sound reason basis. This legislation, In our
Judgment does little less than TO invite pscustion. It
Is immateral that this great debt 10 TO be funded and
that the bonds not 10 be redeemed this year. the
neI or the year after. They to be paid some time,
by by children Il is vain to remind Of the
old Latin maxim oen reproduced Of late that in the
midst Of the laws arc silent II We 20 back to the
origin OF that maxim, We shall find that In the
midst Of the best institutions have been over
thrown, and, upon the tyrsnts plea Of necessity
great liberties have been crushed under the
iron heel Of military despots,m. However I'M
portant may DO other objects contemplated or to be
achieved BY this war, nothing can be moro important
than for the people to hold in their hands with
firm grasp all the rights which fathers delivered 10
u.s. smorg these and above ALL the sacred personal secu
rty of the habsas eorpui the freedom of opinion and
freedom Of utterance. We have demanded specifca-
ton Of the objects for which this unparalleled call upon
the industry and income Of constituents s predca
ed We have asked whether this contemplates re-
uniol and If so, in what manner to achieve
that object We have asked whether II the DESC
ito OF southern homes the overthrow OF southern in
stitu IONS and the destruction of own there
We nave demanded more perfect security for the eco
nor ioa faithful, legitimate application OF this vast
Of money and the result that we are turned
round upon the privilege which thankful is yet
reserved TO u.s. Of spreading upon the journals OF the
house this our respectful solemn protest.
Signed by Harry Bingham Aaron 2. Hughes and
eighty-nine others, members of the New Hampshire
Legislature, and by order spread upon the Journals
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
Calculating ID. Coat.

Philosopher Greeley is seriously calculating the cost of
this war. We think i. probable a great many Of hrs
tribe arc engaged in the business. If they all
come to the same rssult-one thousand millions in
year-,hey will soon be very clamorous io- peace. As
they only calculating their cost may no. be amiss
to suggest that they omit very important item which
will vastly swell the sum-totathe expense TO which
Of the South are subjected. The Yankees will have to
foot both bills before they will have any peace for there
no one thing on which the Southern States
resolved than that the authors Of this unprovoked and
nqui,Ous shall deay every cent OF its expenditure.
But hear Gresleys items
The Eastelulness and ruinous cost OF great war
have seldom been fully realized That our Government
IS rushing into debt the rate Of nearly million
dollars per day. il generally understood but this is only
the first item in the heavy bill which lie rolling up against
the authors Of this strocous rebellion. The destruction
and consumption Of stocks and OF timber powder
cad cartridges firearms ETC., etc., laid up in navy yards
armores and arsenas in time of peace the burning o.
ships and other property to them from capture on
Que side PREVENT their the other, are among
the inevitable incidents Of such struggle. But the
rebels would 10 have resolved TO make this contest
as ruinous possible by the wanon wholesale destruc
ton Of canal dams railroad bridges engines etc,
etc. and Of property generally. Their forays viii
have much in vessels aud cargoes captured but far
in the paralysis Of our commerce and navigation
through tear Of kindred fate Industry arrested families
pining 10 hunger and misery because Of the sudden with
hawai- Of their Of Subsistence and thousands sink
ing through want into vice aud cTime-such among
The inevitable consequence Of such struggle. This
war cannot be ended that il will not have cost
our people Doe Thousand Millions of Dollars or about
tina actual cash value Of all the property in the State OF
Ohio or half that of the State OF New York."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
Something Extra.

No papers Of ltsr date from New York than the 22d
have been received did rot til yesterday geta copy
OF the papers OF that day. We had heard much Of the
papers which published that day. The dsy after the
battle with their magnificent accounts Of great VIC
tory TIE Herald which has come into our possession
"a the funniest production we have ever met We copy
seOluma Of lis victorious Bulletins and append 10
tcs Of the effect produced in Gotham BY The dsSeminA-
ton Of the glad tdings
In its editorial columns it Is thus heralsd the Great
Victory:
THE GREAT UNION VICTORY AT BULL RUN
HOW BRIGHTLY BREAKS THE MORNING.
In congrAtuang readers upon the capture Of the
rebel batteries al Bull run, 10 Eastern Virginia, We
think that the Importance Of this victory ss-
mated In chasing among those great military achiev
which, In ancient and modern times, have over
thrown marked tbs beginning OF the downfall OF en-
plres kingdoms and revolutionary enterprises In other
uords nov ceariy made manifest that the armies OF
revoed STATES cannot stand before the armies OF the
Union.
We we're prepared for this result Of the meeting be-
tseen General Mcdowell and General Beauregard, from
the brilliant exploits Of our Union forces in Missouri
der General Lyon and Colonel Siegel and in Western
Virginia under General Mcclellan In all these en-
counters With the rsbes the superiority Of our Union
Volunteers in all the essentials which make elective
.cers has been very strikingly displayed. The pres
tge 81 the good cause.-The OF truth Justice pop
ar rights national safety and individual security and
h.ppiness-ths Of aH and order against anarchy
aud despotsm North and SOuth-Wi explain this irwin
ribe heroism Of our soldiers Every Of them is in
Upred With the full weight Of the great responsibilities
With which he Is charged a soldier fighting for tho
Union and thus inspired every man Of them becomes
hero.
The moral effect Of this late important victory in East
ern Virginia will in the cause OF the Union be worth
more We hope than would be addition to our armies
Of two hundred thousand men. We know il will give
powerful impulse in every variety Of manifestation 10 the
Unon cause We are sure that il deals damaging blow
70 JsE. Davis and his confederaies from Virginia to
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
THE WAR.

All accounts concur that great efforts are making BY
the Washington authorities to increase the troops and
munitions of war at the Federal metropolis. dreadful
terror pervadss those guilty wretches and they are eI-
ering all their energies for defence The more the bet
ter for US, and the greater the spoil will be-
l. is reported that the enemy have evacuated Harpers
Ferry Whittier gone is not known perhaps, to WASH
iugon Most of the foros there three months men,
and went home with Patterson.
1t is reported that ROsehcrantz moved 1000 troops
from Beverley n the direction Of the Ksnawha, with the
view of taking Gen. Wise in the rear while attacked in
front by Cox, coming up the valley. 1t j. said, Wise
to avoid the combined attack has fallen back towards
Greenbrisr.
This field Of operations needs the instant and vigorous
attention of the Government The enemy think We are
absorbed by The glory Of late victory, that they
can steal march on Us in this quarter. They require
close watching.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
OFFICIAL REPORT OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
IN FIRST REGIMENT VA VOLS. IN THE BAT

OFFICIAL REPORT OF KILLED AND WOUNDED
IN FIRST REGIMENT VA. VOLS, IN TIE BAT.
TIES OF BULL RUN AND STONE BRIDGE, JULY
18th AND 2lSr.
woundsd-Co Moore, left arm and side; Q1artsr
Mas VIM Allan, in calf Of right leg; Major Skinner,
head slightly.
COMPANY b, CAPT. JAS. K. Ire.
Kilsd-PrivateJ Allen. Wouuded-Capt z Lee,
through the body; Lieut. HARRISON right foot; Sgt
w Lumkin, left hand and side slightly; private KEEP
Ter, right breast, Dangerously; private Frederick Luz
head, slighty.
COMPANY c, CAPT. JOHN DOLLY.
IlWounded-Lieut VIM English, ankle; Sgt Pat Rankin,
leg slightly private Jos Driscoe has since died.
Ledmau since died. private Whitaker body danger.
ousy; Michael Hughes, breast, dangerously; Jno Hsni-
ton in the ARM Andrew Forsyth, in the arm John Ks-
vanah, in the hand
COMPANY D, CAPT. oRIswoLD.
Two men accidentally wounded, names not reported
sCoNPASY x, CAPT. C. I SHERMAN.
Kiled-Corpl Isidore Morris. Wounded-Corp1 Jas
Riley, severely in the thigh and calf of leg; Thomas Col
lns severely in the shoulder; HenniDg slghty. by
fragment Of ehel
COMPANY q, GAIT. wN II. GORDON.
Killed-Lieu. Ii Miles; private, Scott Mallory L
Wilkinson. Wounded-prvates Henry Ashby, left foot
right arm, slightly; Robt Ashby, blow the neck VIM
L Ware, ankle, slightly.
COMPANY Il, CAPT. r. J. B0GGs.
Klled-Priyate Milton BarDes Wounded-Sg't Jas
Bray hand slightly; priystes John Morgan in loot
eighty; Jno Hartman, hand, slightly.
COMPANY l, CAPT. W. o. TAYLOR.
No one Injured 10 this company.
COMPANY Z, CAPT. ". MILLER.
Klled-Privsts Wolfzang Dscont. Wounded-Pr
Yates WIN Cree thigh Fred Gu,bier, hand; Henry Du-
bel, hip, slightly; O Dyenhsrt left arm.
Total-Kiled, y; wounded 80.
Company is composed Of citizens Of Washington
and vicinity, and recently attached to the First Regi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-08-02
TIE LADIEs-hILTrARY hATTERs-POLIrIos-
sHARPERS. &c.
To the Editor of the Whig:

1t may be interesting to the soldiers in camp TO know,
that the ladies are rsaousy engaged ia the sacred duty
OF providing for their wants. and minterpg to their ne.
cesste In every way that womans ingenuity can devise
would MENTION for convenience that recently there has
been formed Relief Society" at each Of the follow.
Ing places in this immediate vicinity Trinity Church,
(BrunsWick) Mrs. R 4. Haskins, Corresponding Score.
tary, Blacks and Whites P. o.; one at Lawrncsvll.,
Brunswick, hrs Louisa Wilkins, Secretary and one at
BatterWood Church, Din"idde County, Miss Hattie g.
"or'ham Secretary. In addition to relieving the sick
and wounded as far they can the last named society
propose to manufacture, as far possible, blankets
rocks and other winter clothing, for their rola,srs;
which, BY the BY, admirable suggestion for all in
the sass 70 oct upon - q, u circumstances viii permit