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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-19
Fowler's Addition.

Fowler's Addition.
Unknown lot L. blk B, 90 Seth Ticknor, lot ., blk
B4 IS Unknown. lot4 blk b. 5 81; lot 1, blk d. 4 7S
hflot s. blk D. 50 Seth 1icbuor lot l. blk g. 10 49,
lot 2, blk G, 50 Unknown, hf lot J. blk l, "a
nF HI. 'st
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-19
VILLAGE of Bay CITY.

chapman, lot ?. blk II; amt 81 90 g Whitney,
lot blk Il; amt o. Peter sherman, lot blk IL amt
ST lot TO- blk = amt 3 81 Unknown, lo 3, blk 2T
am 63; lot /, oil, -: amt 63; lot s. blk Z7 amt
90 lot 10, Llk21 81 62; lots 6, blk p: s. each
z V Wise lots 5, 10 each. J olive. lots ii H.
bid Is Is each uuknown, lot L. BIZ %, 05 John
Reeves lot G. blk B. - + }. Nclson, III :, blk
IS, / 9S each Unknown, lots ; 5d76 10 n IL,
each Mrs MarLIe, lots 3 81 90 il II, Blk 80
CO aeh Hitler, lots 23 blk u, q each; lots II
j. blk 81, oil each lot 3 blk 55 ! Il; lots > s
: blk e. 50 each. Cnknwn, lots S 3, blk 50, 81
each Thos Morrow, lots II - hl. Gj, "A each
Uukewn lots i011l2 biIy g. = 10 each So Beyre, lot
l. blk - 9 - W II II Brown, lots 234 10, blk 10,
O. blk TO- 81 each + cha.", sw of lot 10, blk
rs 90 W Jcanf"l1 lot 4. blk 81, 81; lot Q blk 81,
06 Boin, lot > blk s., o.; lot 3, biz 81, &C.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-19
2 55'Faa Nirsw,,RK, N. u, June 6, 1869.

Mess:s, Perry Davis d Son-Gqntl@nen -
Allow me, unsolicited. to send VOC a word Of
cotnmeildationfor your Pain Killer. / have
used it III my family these several years, and
fonnd il all it claims to be. For Rheumatism q,
Coughs Colds. Bures, Cholera tendencies and
difficulties, as web rs diseases generally that
prevail in families, regard the Pain Killer as
hey ond all price. and as eflicaclous beyond
any medicine within my knowledge. We
keep il as our chief fan}iiy medicine, and find
its use in ordinary cases worth more than any
doctor. The testimony of others among my
acqGaintances and friends is equally firora-
able. Many clergynen have spoken of it in
the highest FERNS as family medicine Mis-
sionaries in repeated instances have said to me
IN person and in their letters, that the Pain
Killer was by far the best medicirc pscd in
heather lands, and they use it for themselves
and families, and administer it TO others
around them. Thus mnch | am inclined TO
say as an act of jRstice to yourselves; and as a
benefit To others You ave at liberty to uss
this testimonial, If of any scr,ice.
R4. W. 3. JACOBS, @
.+- Late Editor Christian Chronicle.
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The Cheapest sHd Brat famil! aaa General
Newspaper ia the Enlied Sta1tS.

lh.Atw lpHN WLly>Lt IME> il = sr., "nI
elr2anti at!n'rn 1nAEt" ~l,' >. '!h - :" -
c,sj New Ana ntso6ed 20 3e t. btSi - wen ~ th'
t,UIAPto1 fAHIgY NE"5sVA|Egt Ia 'h' Edri ofat"1
Tnr ns' H." .! 'ht iiNx- s' sod E!, " o. 20
M Wiling wh hicn may happ9' % scNrh Interest, ~
,ny rart o. ihe work. 1t comment tn!ly ana ''c;f
unon al! topic, o. imlc'nne~ in every d'psr,ms"' OF
nrblr aci Inn emu always in the IN eirI o Freedom
t,riei. aua l. 1Dio Gtoo, " hHr NH inh'Fnce W M
h., IIuirmI,. = n>cr,stivc 1t advocates ever ineaSul
NJ ius, and benehcut Progress anu feriSis NE
.ie, ,on or crp.iuatiou al slavery az OF r,tr! ~ .
c.e ,oopatib iblc III The hghc' welfare OF 'ht "n"e
( cnmmDu. Whj!cit reports promptly ana accurately
al n1eig, OF .e"'r" u'!c't ~ every uepai' arni
OF human activity II pcNtr indrTs 10 lcou nu
e>cmocs om H. col"mn- rye'!,nn tn n,
eek. 10 promote rhc Ecuc,i "e'larc .; uFEh- '''
caIins ii ,,...t,t.,. AVN pErlIIDk
~ tne ,,..,s ot the perpe ann III all Its dlscuS:iohH
it cDdtavo,s constantly 20 oe N"eo oN" ''"'''''" -
m,nnn1TirvtTloN, Me- 1Tir"v!,t PATRIOTISM, AND COMMON
! ''"i SENSI.
co,r,.nor,!,nce both IorciFn and domestic 'he
T,ytl i, conf >e t. b, suptrIor 10 any o''T Sh'r' w
Jonrnsi. It's Re- orts o. Congie'si'hd anu
/ ,roI,tuh,. OF Financial, umln,l ciri ai,0
P''~''''"N GFNtRAI INTELLiGENcE,
! r ,,,,rt.p, coal and Ellmimi trials hnd 81 "htt
i'm, a! iitec,s Tor the great b< dy e" 'ie
eomnunity tuil, prom" ai,o ',,n0' @ a,.rr,, and
Especial attention - 4e'"''o W '''''
t,t;, WORTH reports ut the
,nr.iu, Il AND nTHoDUCEMANkMS.
fr L,rl = .D,;al cJrte II Reporters - "a" Ut '''r'
A LITER AEl DEPARTMENT
VIII al-u T. kept up, etn n~F"ctL"
sTANNAED NOVELS AND A''fH
ord m.eelIAnt out selecnuns OF The hPhcsi lA''o"
Tur AGRICULTURAL DErAE lMENI
o,,,,,ad from n variety Of sources many o' t'r'n
to the American readeT ana iurnlHc; va
no hln inio,IoatOn 10 tn Farmer AKA 'u'ir'' go
Tie v EEKLY TINES wi pe ,tili W 'O''' "a
a,v ~ ,.'t rt IN, country on the following term;
single COpHf, ~ y,nr
Two Copies ~ a wear
{ OugC =. rtr. ., l..
80 W. oes,, Who vii! seud C!ab oi tN Siib'til'
,r. .ncL sha receive an eN'Iacopt ior HI 'i'
nr r., ,rtai, One Dollar ~ his coihptns"''o"'
THE NEW DIRK DAILY inns =,
= ,,,,li.I,,d tyqr, duv except Suaday, an" u Ic"'
is ,hns M mail at SIN DOLLARS yenr lncut
ding SUNDAY Edition, -
THE SEMI EEkLl tlMfS ,...,
pu,li.led on 1upsCuSs aud frIoayt. anu ou'''', ,i
,ight unpCs of reading mat ter IN every "o''''' '
~ .ubscrbers al the following ra'c'' -
Single Copies. =.
Two Copies - ,.t,,,, of ~, h ,ub.
-, ri may receive an eAtln copy iof mne'' - ~ '
t,,n nnIIals qud "A Han n coinlen "iob'
Tyrvs--t ash invariably IN advance .,unNr y
IL I.,,.,s 10 be addressed 70 II J'ENl "" rL
Co Hoplle'"TS VI wy 3l4lw3
civ.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-12
MRS. WILSON'S
coco A N U T oil
HAIR DRESSING

M-. Wilson'S Ii,r Dressing i. lUt az in large bottles,
and r.ta or 81 cts per bottle, ant ior dressing hs
hair Of any person, young ol there is n" It's equal in
the world 1t will! make the hair everything You wish ii
n he. and moreover, it has perfume that is Infinitely
sun3r to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should cntte to place OF
every ladv's toilet table.
- the Regeneration before retiring at night ana
il the rorlug apply little Of the Dressing ana \o"
hair e II We even more fclike in color and beauty
-, nothing on Your hair but these preparations ana
nsc these according directions, and We warrant you
a good healthy head of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by lier! /, WI,
son co. Manchester \ II Ito whom all letters should
be addrcS
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~ g w Spap Sr =
lADiGAIE PEBLIC OPINION.
14ilj cua.. thtre j. treat confidence to bc placed
4 ESEIEA.f.E. NEWSPAPER.
EUT tHE
New Orleans k'ltsc Delta.

"There >eelns Ct" Tor thir gray Hair
now tina. .e celebrated Nmstrnc's Inm qtir FairEes
inrative ca Il he had"
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PRICE. TWO CENTS.
Gr'm Remedy for Congh<. re,,t, .,,<
kid"cy DiFeutti's.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
PRFPAnED BY
DR.. J. W. POLAND & CO
GoFFsTowN CENTRE, n. n.


GoFFsToWN CENTRE, Nh.
The following Testimonials will T. II something ,,ut
Medicine hat ia row beco ming popular LASER ;h2.,
any other ertiCle sGd hv druggists -
Rev. j. k. Chase. OF Kumney. =. H.. un,rr usge d..
ArE 9Th, 1850 says :'' Whn yGur iayU,, tt,.u bot
lie o1 White Pine Compound w@,re(s siyen wa II:
&nc was sble t" preach ~ lHo days. believe
TIE COMPOUND j. an ryaiaoblc medicine. ac wi,
thousands Who krnw rotng Of IL vi, rt,'l A-
. Z. .dia hetter acC ua.ntei whit"
Rev. T.. 6. Slev"Gs. Pastor of the Bal t,s. rialta
H"hSt0Nt' eri"~ - @I'". ''"teH Fed. la" ave
S9me OF ny 1aini! have ;yeti;, Vhc Cuai 4e ut.
With sg gna! success / beisrt ttn ts .,,. nj ,r '..t
fosrh hens@fs Sgtr ptpo'ef jesue, il yalna a. q.
tougn MEDICINE, have geCa - h"tieEe L. b.
al il claims - Is for ki'lHc" D-case: and niahc:rs
&, An o. thG" Of How H. was 50 prcst. a,4d v
noaaw MIA thought that he could po-siUly live ethroug
:je mont A. &iaSt rcso. ne 'inN2ht ho WoriG II,
nr hs Dlga:' to take a,G so l.s rrj-r l; in
aedl#tc." shoW ed signs o. alnt 1.dyaen &htrnt:'.
',,s s5y. ~".%s ha,;cZ3 hS W. ~ S'P 81, ~ s 1 W
EldeJ uct mas been lie l''e, Is (" HF t't"t'tN -"
,nlrcds Of cases Of ,i.ls.v eocrl.i3.,. ,lalI. KS
f@EL LN n} taking =" White P5"r r"lla;.r5 ~ ice"
Ttpo.ttd h\ d'ue2i>I~ ne'n're tNu samp",
hu a2s" nun II H~Nv5r, ,'a>s., 'eaIa o. t}"C ON
pound as "orderiu er@iiie lor k,'' "' 'o '-jrf,
Being gfeat >niic' er iro! ;Ha 'lilculty
Az t1eVa?N i0rt" r10''e.. ihrl cuEEp U,}H nr,a...
the we're worth a1.y dollars lie has sj,:r' >ij
tnaIIy bottles il rnst
lie ,l"od cas- Va: ''' of nu-jne~s >a'r!.
fp~d> ia N-nt 10 HiHpc.oa The 'Ira taii. H ~"
jourHeg Drought lrGrn III. lpi tner urj,.,o sl.&
rA,kns .aj1 Ia Nmrr-o.a To- tt. top,rolnd, ,~ w..
coWHr| I" >r." I'll ~ -: +" Ha'tH 10 Ha}r n IA
Warda5 Nv ex press.
9ulEE, l,ta. ne.r",Asp.- p.--'!r.1 G. !;n,te.".4
Hi}t >taieut1t vi rno'}rtr 'e jre, t"'s"' r| la
doe r}nr. hai t++9 "i,.ctra wi,n Il" Nid-y ON,
gears ,9h"l9 T''' '@'''i "" .td h"'' .}9n>
frequently. \" orr q" ~ '.'""rt9"c., * e','s@
'''' ~ Anff it.r.. fr"i tt..t 'plt-! -
b'fE '"r "i.!' aifl iit k.tb.' Wil .@IhF.
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eseG. S% GY5assC:
,s,sse7, eA q aSEaes2bal EsNss..

Npsnl EA a aGEaeszbs4 Rsaa>s".
NEW SINGING BOOK for Day schools, o"'!eI me
y DAY SCHOOL. BELL, is now rean% " Col'H,n'
about 300 pages Of choice songs, Eoond' aichts wv
ctts rros Quartctis, and Chsrosts, man! "a "' III v"
Ten expressly for this work, besides ~ pages o. te '
Of Music The Elements are so easy ana ~
siye that ordinary teachers wil! find themselves theS
successful in nsuucting young schoiaT 10 sl'- ~"
rectly and scientifically, while the tunes Anu Moti @
brace such variety Of lively ATTRACTIVE ana sou
nusi nd sentiments that trouble III
in inducing a beginners to 90 on wth @ea' u "clH'
skin in of the most health eivins, beauty -'hPtoVhF
happi. ess yiedirg and order producing '>'rr'Ses
school life. In simplicity of its elements IN HaTt s'"
adaptation of music in excellence ana nhpel .,
songs. rgina selected, and adapted IL claims W h"''
to exc, all competitors. Il will be found 10 De w
book ever ISSUED for Semnares, Academies, ana upN
Schools 4 few nipple pages OF the Elem5n..' hu"'1
ard Songs, given in circular seIsi anu stt OK.
compiled by HORACE WATERS, Author OF o""oa'n-
School ,lls.' Nos. and 2, whch have had 'he Fhor
nous sale of 700 900 copies in &c months Prlce p'p,r
cover % Sl5 per po bound ~ cents 80 & PER
100 cloth bound mbossed gilt 40 cents a3o per ioo
20 copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed fret ~ "
retail price. ..ORAtE NAl En-, "pi,'m'I "t
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VEGETABLE LIFE mEDIc cINHs

well known to lie iufAliiiia.
DYSPEPSIA, bv thoroughly cleansing ii,- an &c, +,
stUmachs aud creating How pure kt:hh> bile H..
stead OF the state and acrd kind: Ria ri,sr iv. -,
Appetite heartburn headache Ea,ic.sne>.. li-'enp,r.
Anxiety, l9t ond melauctuy, which are The ri,
era symptoms ~ Dyrprp7ia vii ,sUi-h II lara
cOn.eue oi rs
CoSTlvENEss, by cleansing the ho len :'} o hr in
te-tnes with ovtnt process aud "iti., ,ior,icr
all ro'eut purge e.Ne lln to"ei' roIiyr Within t"u
days
ll:rrRs Ut ali kinds, hy lestorms t,- atootlna re-.
u)n CIcua'on. through the process ol ~>iratinn u.
las n eases, ana tie hoionsh -oiuiion ~ ati Til,
obstruction III Others
TIE Life Mleciups have been suowu 80 ci,,r .,lru,.
iin permanently in tturc week and NJ; il. haIs th9g
TIM" by removing local Infai4aOn ir, Ii! the m,l>crs
aDU ltlalupnts OF HE JOINT.
IiHop-,Fe or y" kinds, by iir4'r anl ..r4lett min.
h" kidneys and Bladder; they ojriAte no~ "t1a lA. =
on thee imrortanr organs NJ }rnrt "a'r ever !e'.
onnd certain Ie,atdy for iie Wrst c'.t, Of nrayr
Also WORMS. by Gi.iOlsiUg lrln th' iluul.y> ui the
bowels The Shiny 'natr 30 which III rItat,', n,ihe,
&CURVY. CLCERs and lHN,1cIHtt 4, tl ,", i.rg
pEiltY Which iheHe Lille htdici>l@' 80 the i oil y
the hunors.
>roEruT,c FRurqI1se hud bed Co,!,5p>io!t, Il, h,j;
aite eject upon tie huId> th't ireG lie Kin aud
he morbid state III mCh ~ er't euti
poms, ST; ow, ciowdy and Other dis, rualy
Ttcu,e Of thps. Pills for very slyf tim, ,H ellie
enirr cue oi Sail heuHr. aUd s''Is 2 ,uplo owe
me>t IL he c!"Al!Vs> At the - III col .s apa
intueUza vi always he cured oy ON, doe two il
The worst coses.
rrlr* the original proprietor OF .bc.r ,s,dcilrs
cured Ot Plies OF 50 Stai~ audI b Tia. ,rrt ti!e
| l.ite Medicines alone.
FEvtn AND hGrE.-- tor ,hi> >cour4, Vi tr Wr>tvr,,
conntr'. these rrdicm'. wilt hc fouud ,ai~ .',tus
arp certain ene0y Diher n' ucUrs 'rn'r i' >'>lr
subject to eeuSn q" me dis",r cure h' ng~ M,'t
icines IL perFnanet Fry I6en be >u%ieo aI,t hr yu.,
E!L!oH> FEVtk' 40 LIVER c"NtLAlN rs -~i'ettra
Debility osS q Appetite Df"@Sps a. tvnalr,-th, Ntru
icines have leen lis, %ut r most beneficial results =!
cases u HIS description ;Nngs Eyji ami ~rroiu}t
III It's fOIms Weld. - the md yet powerful .
nov ol lhe,a rrmarkabip Nrl.riurc Ni.,t %,,..t.
Nervous Debility Ncv ms tOnI!aints at ali ka, to
pHiions .! the Heart i.ir'r'> Vc ole ,pralY cur
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UtU. {. NCuDWjN o.. II NslsAlll =, Boz.
ton. tJ Ft-tL fNTt. Sold r'rf' N'r nv ,,fi; is'~
r.. r.. NNII II, 44'i', t,r Sc. ~!"ri.
r. PIERCE, WlVl.<:r ln,i h 1il AGENT Nn' p,.':.
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR RFiiNNERA TOR.
The Hs-oner,sa~ :, pat ~ n f~> olaye, al
retais f,r 80 caaa> Gog 2ins ootNa,, and 81 for
quart bot.,s, ~. sort Dnrtla- orc o'u"a s.,e
CHEAPEST.
Who wants O Good f7aai n Lar I5>
Mrs, Wilson's H1.- 2@gae 19c2@1c ,nd
Hal Dressing.
Ps,,r r.,I few c,rsi,r,s~, ,s,1, -. t.,y.! ret.
bic and wa.. ,urHn ltpp.'
Aas,>s. .,a.'F =. ":,ao. 4 -. .- r a.'. =. .ry.
flr '3c,:or :, anvt 49,. ,,,.r,.,Y; +, ehsr it's
"t,i!yUa2j". G,es s. ~ -, r 49, '>opG! lsge--
40" ,d'r 'te,s : ti" -. E.. %. "a, "eat+ II fti'
t.i1 c-r'iscl'' u,':'... osenr-e ''rH an article
taat wi. IL '..t' i. IT, reurgI'yr i'll, 'h.Gi -
"ii.i @'s"". t"'"' =" b'., t;r' ;or :a" aair
now HtfD"rtf, ~, g.,
K>9.J'.3H 7i@>tNo. M~n'asyi.,r:. Hs,
81 1t, IN, h,," argsoeti'or oaf Ur,s,je1 ,~ry
mvcH." 81" t.. ''os1as'. 4ar.','. az.
"I Iunbssj'r'nq-p 7ypno,nr, - 4~ i'aq' ~, f-'i
els from tb' '&s'' or ,'3 onr 1r1d
S.A Ht1, ,ei.of Z .. H"a:y sil.i, ~ 'es,r ~ H.
"K rsnds.t.' ~, a0'- sat atr 4'o.sy
Miss. ..a2>r, ar = $P",,.. =. l.
81 t.ei c.af's,. 'ftt = ooar7'o, %,r ad.e. 1pt
to restore toe r01'. - 't'ir notrrH d"a"tg S'1'f.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-26
ARMY EXPRESS

It will be seen by the Circular which we
copy below, that goods going within the mill
tary lines are hereafter subject to inspection,
and in certain cases-which will appear on
reading the circular through-to confscation.
ADAMS FxrREss CoMrANY,
New York, Sept ", 1862.
DEAR SIR .-Goycrmcnt has recently placed lnspeo-
tors in Washington, Alexandria Georgetown Baltimore
aud Other Offices near the Army, nr The examination Of
Soldiers and other freight going within Military Lines.
They open and inspect each package, and when found
To contain Liquor Of any knd,-eyen one bottle-thsy
seize and conhsoate The whole contents
In view Of this, Il is proper that you dreotby send
.ng copy OF thisevery Ascent in your Division to give
notice OF this practice 10 every shipper Of soldiers or
other freight destined TO places within near Military
Lines and inquire u each To the contents Of his par
ucular package. These Inspectors likewise open and
S%amlne all return freigM sent from within Military
Lines In search of conraband articles stolen or npro.
tices.
II claim for loss Of such article is made by consgnees
upon the Company, this will be sufficient reason why
payment should not be made A large number Of pack
ages from Frederic kburg recently have been thus open.
ed and part Of contents seized.
Respectfully yours,
Henry SANFORD,
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FROM THE ELEvETH REGIMENT.

FROM THE ELEVETH REGIMENT.
The following is a copy Of a letter from a
member Of Company I, 18th Vermont Regi-
ment, written to his sister, at Calais, VI. Al
though designed as private letter, it will
doubtless be found highly interesting to the
citizens Of Vermont generally;
In CAMP NEAR WAsHINGroN, D.C.1
Sept lS, 1862.
DEAR SISTER Your kind note dated on
the 3Ist ultimo came to hand in due time,
and was greeted with peasure-and having a
few leisure moments, will endeayor in my
feeble way to answer it, Our journey here
was for the most part pleasant one, and
indeed to me very pleasant, in that we were
so kindly treated by the citizens in most of
the places We passed through. The enthusi-
asm with which we we're greeted and cheered
on our way was unsurpassed by anything |
ever saw or heard. At Springfield, Mass,
the ladies marched upon us in full force with
banners hying-yet, | can assure you, our
courage was equal to the emergency, and we
n aintaned ouI positon-and it was with
very much reluctance that we abstained from
making an advance, (for they were good look
ing in the highest sense, allowing me to be
iudge) We were ;here treated to apples.
peaches, boquets, DC. &c, without number
and last but not least, to the sight of such an
army Of smiles and pretty faces, havn't been
able to see dearly since. y
The city of Springfield has, in her manner
towards us, nobly maintained her character,
aud should hope that our mothers and sis
tiers, instead of lamentng our absence, would
pend few moments in giving three cheers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-26
TIE WIZ IN MARrLAND
HAn1snuRon, Pa, Sept L

HARrsBuBoH, Pa, Sept. II.
A severe engagement occurred yesterday
between our army and the rebels near Sharps.
burgh, in which the enemy were well thrash
ed with terrible slaughter Five hundred Of
their dead were buried by US as early "A nine
o'clock a. m. to day, and the work was still
going on.
This morning the battle recommended at
Gettysyile Jackson joined Lees forces at
Anhclam Creek, while our forces were rein
forced by thirty thousand men from Wash
ington. Jackson's reintercements to Lee are
reported at forty thousand men.
Confidence prevails here, and enthusiastic
admiration Of Mcclellan and the army. We
have already won great and decisive victories
both yesterday and to-day
HARRIsBUReH, Sept 10.
Information just received from the battle
field represents that our victory is complete,
and that Gen. Peasanton is in hot pursuit Of
the enemy, and driving them across the Po-
tomac. The whole Federal army is in good
condition The enemy has been badly punish
ed.
HARBisBuRoH, Sept 20.
There is rumor in circulation here to-
night by reliable gentleman from Hagcrs-
town that the entire rebel army under Stone
wall jackson had surrendered. He repre-
SCENTS the loss Of the rebels at from 10000 to
10000, and says that their army was totally
demoralized.
There seems to be quite a difference Of
opinion in regard TO The whereabouts Of the
rebel army in official circles.
Wounded soldiers arriving here represent
the rebels az completely hemmed IN. They
Nf.gfImfta..fa l.. .
on the Potomac, while Gems. Sigel and Rick
cts are keeping lookout for them on the
opposite side. Report says that our picRets
were this morning driven in three miles south
side Of Hagerstown, and that skirmishing
had been kept up throughout the whole day.
From reliable information received here
through private sources, we have good reason
to believe that the rebel army has not entire
ly left Maryland On the contrary, they are
reported TO be in considerable number in the
vicinity of Williamsport, and it is said that
heavy diminishing is still going on at that
point and on both sides OF the river.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE Potomac,
Saturday, sept 20, 1862.
The firing heard last evening IN the direction Of
Williamsport, proves to have been a raid Of Stu
arts. lie escaped ON FRIDAY night into Maryland
at that point with his cavalry, one regiment Of no.
fantry, and II pieces Of artillery The force sent
up to drive ham back arrived In the town late in
the afternoon.
During the night they crossed into Virginia,
and this morning had disappeared from the orpo-
site shore. No one was hurt.
The work OF burying the dead still continues,
averaging about 900 per day. Tomorrow will
probably finish t.
Maryland Heights were yesterday occupied by
Federal force. The indications are that the en-
envy is continuing bis retreat iu Virginia, and
leaving the line ot the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS, Army OF THE PoroMAc,
Sept. Evening.
The following Is the official report of our loss
"a, C.n Summer. torn. NJ tho hattie of Nntietaro
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luhA MISS. oept, ~.
To n. w. HdHeck, COMMANDMENTS CHIEF:
Gen. RosenCranz with SANKEY'S and Moul-
tons divisions and Mesevers cavalry attack
ed Price south Of this village, two hours
before dark yesterday and had sharp fight
ing until ght closed in. Gen Ord was to
the north with an armed force of about 5000
men and had some sklrmishing with the rebel
pickles.
This morning the fight was renewed by
Gen. Rosencranz, who was nearest to the
town, but it was found that the enemy had
been evacuating during the night going south.
Gems. Hamilton and Stanley with cavalry
are in full pursuit. This will no doubt break
up the enemy, who will possibly abandon
much of their artillery. The loss on either
side in killed and wounded is from 800 to
500. The enemy's loss in arms, tents, &c
will be large. We have about $50 prisoners
have reliable intelligence that il was
Pnees intention to move on east OF the Ten
nesse river. In this he has been thwarted.
cannot speak too highly of the energy
ana skill displayed by Gen. Rosoncranz in
the attack, and of the endurance the troops.
Gen. ODDS command showed uutiing zeal
but the direction taken by the enemy pre-
vented them from taking the active part they
desired Prices forces was abon, is 600.
Signed L. S. GRANT, Mai. Gen.
HEADQUARTERS, Corinth, Miss. Sept q 4
To Nag GEN HaHeck Commandment CHIEF:
I In my dispatch OF the 2oth. our loss was over
stated and the rebel loss undcrstated. We found
262 of their dead upon the field, while our los.
will be IN killed less than 100.
u. 5. GRANT, Mai. Gen.
MEMPHis, sept 20.
The bridge over the llatchie River, a few miles
south of this city, burned by guerrillas on
Thursday night The bridge was not guarded,
as i was considered of no Importance General
Nillipignes forces are reported TO be stationed
twelve miles from Memphis in the vicinity OF
fernando. The army OF Gen. Breckenridge Is al
Holly Springs
An expedition with transports, conveyed by d
gunboai, left llalena on Wednesday part Of
the troops landed at Laconia, Ark l36 mile,
ahoyo Napoleon. The precise object Of III,
movement is unknown.
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WAsHINGTON COUNTY COuRT.

september Term, A. ~. 1862.
Hon. AsAHEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
Hon Dos p, c4RPENTER' Assist JUDGES.
Hon. SAML. S. KELToN, ASs's 'uusos'
Joel Dodge Us. Dadid Cote. Action on tho
case for carelessness setting fire, Ferrin and
Vail for Plaintiff Heaton, Reed and Dill
hngham for defendant Verdict Tor plain
tiff, for Sl94,55.
George Aysrs Us. u. Colby. Assault and
battery l.. Chamberlain, Wing, Lung and
Taylor for plaintiff Heath, Peck and Col
Colby for defendant. With the Jury. Yer
dict for plaintiff for $500 damages and his
costs, rendered the 23d instant.
State rs. John w. Jordon. Information
filed by States Attorney, for burning the
buildings of +. H. Gilman, on the Fair Ground,
in the fall Of 1861. Trial at the March term
1862. Verdict Of guilty returned by the
jury, and a motion for new trial filed, on a
plea of insanity, which was granted On
trial