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Es6 Patent Fire Proof Safes tnscEs much or ilG
than Insurance. Policies and las: EaIS yearB Buness
cannot asora 70 DO vhoui Them. We have good
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AUGfiUN aSlss,
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AUCTION SALE
MILITARY CLOTHS
At our Wareb

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a me tinf Of the toasioi D-r'tl-s 81 s. t1,,.,o
"a WOODEN 'onipanJ, l.i 20 sc lst 49, - :,
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.onn'hllhs on "ednesl-Y ne s9n q tpfl 3 a D.
% "a nan aEi coal ala - 20 on .yrrg ss.Ss,
"siLT'. ~ utth further oE'e 80 ~ ihs bc.rt
in sc.cro4cce "a the .@fI uf.ou ~ -, Al,
llseiaet red ~ ss company at na-t1 -, o. he i-
VIZ n on ~ - Nsdnes!ay, Eciag th- sp IA at nj
he attention OF m ary compafes FsN "a e., cutie
es are ylied to e as she goods WI be pgt tp - ,rs & i.
Pec o. t',Iy tsetydTe wil he plyiis,e Of sSst
nsy be on hsnd st'he tie otsal@ =" "H'
He'd ON. ~ ''"'AN .! 'e'
Es-Tes=s cash OF delivery.
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RLUK MAsS.-RsoSvsd this day, April 10th. 80 lbs Bias
apis DOVE 90,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-05-28

SO CASES MINI 4 90, Rud otuer brsb,E
cO Cham NaEne y iuc, warranted pure.
luJ ca-s= old riCuE;An Ey- WHISKY, Ia a.. Scres
100 bali BuEgsEiayr AID ROctbrlgs Bye Whsky yery o.
aud iEe
- ETgss Bakers PEeniuE btie:G
20 cLsrI sardass
bGlQ lbs damaged Nails
500 us Chewing Tobacco
1909 bales Glover and Timothy Hay
Corn, Bran, 3roEn sigf, ship STAT
Green and BLACK Teas
HbhertB Porter
smodns Tobscco
And general assortment Of best family Vroe-e. g.
most reasonable terms r. A. b. DA8SEf,
las Oos. broad and Ith
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NOTICE,
IIAvIEG been adylsd bY ry Physician Ead many friends
II et fron gse's on sccoun' CT my hela have cor.
clu-ed d. AaIfO oG-r entire stock ~ Hrcceit1
day, NIL ot he, a. very low pF.,s' ", stock eoo-sBgo
500 bales ~ Tin 1thy had clover Hay
IS do 'uptr. sheJve Os.s
loo boxes % AisEsnlne and 1alloW Candles
ice do " Tobacc,
hhts Of New Orleans Sugar
J White COdee Sugar
Cyf.g, aoassus Rlf., Matches, Pepper
Alsp'c' Ginger, Mustard
Malls, isng''ly iaJGggd)
brown star, Hhp GtaH, Clean Cats, Corn,
And many Other articles 700 nurs,raEa Co rsnti1a
An' tsks tbs mc:hod exercising attn ie snd SINGER
thsaks ~ aai ir- tat very LIBERAL pGi-o
age and Er. nsss Ley have extended 30
E-Au pttso-s l-tC5ri WI confer g.elt isv0Th
calling my AID sstag taer ruHts Ethcv
assistance ny .Oung ueD hsy..E gone 40 lie army
20 9ST 4 r. . bNkT,
aplI-.i C1sasr ~ BIoAa and IN Itret
1 sPECEAz N0EECs SO TtEB MILITARY
q / want % d-HIrsy sajJrs's-r Eat 7 manuis -tur
3rass Letters ie ALTAR Gags Silver etsss az - ordt
Aho Ntisi E.l % 81 ssp.. l, sis -four, t0bscco, gel
each g. -, % D. ezs01.hg uri
susd s!e1r. 9, -,,,'- -. & VIII iLUg'te Ink CIT
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Gnl examine spea:m before u lg eaevherc. CAT On
iireas A. bNa AZ br,r1 -aHg thCz Jiy Egvt doI O.
,5lIrntlEn H5i,l, Richmond Va isl
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PACKET EOAT FOR LEXINGTON
New Arrangement.

n 1T "a
~ Boa viii Ihrollh 10 Lexington we'll 14tDIHfffu
- LyEohbusg and buchanan.
To sgetsyre % To Lexington ....... IS 50
To Lynraburf.. LIS To buchanan. ....... IS
Leave Eich1ond usaE A. P NJ Monday Wednesday and
Friday chbTg 800 So hours and Lex, Fon aud Buo
AaAn, a. P. s., Of the seco.d day
ENvsA EoA=
VIII accompany the tho-ga Boat FAR Columbia 10 avoid
croSd.ag AMI to give each pa s,n,e Beth
EstUHSISa
Le,ye i-Sngt Buchanan st A NJ Monday, slses,
ds7 aUi Fts reach LyuoLJas IL ~ hours and smsuI IN
q us
Below tine OF arrival and Pare between Richmond and
LynoAtutE:
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4 MORRIS,
"A, Publisher and Bookseller,

4 MORRIS,
"A, rubnst her and Bookseller,
Richmond, Va,
Publishes 6nd 0Hsrs FOR sale
Eossont History o. N-FnisA History Of virginia, fro ia
Cvesy settlement hy Europeans 10 the yTS,sf. Tine Is
Robert Hovson, ESQ vols $40. Ncauc contains She
History TIE Colony tie Peace Of Paris in t6 Volume
contains IRE History Of hc oy and u he state from 1869 t
he Retire 1essis- Of alex sudTia IL 1876 e. 50
The prcs5 has 5esa avIE Ia PRAISES Of this wos Of &r dow
oa, s Justly considered the hest extended History Of
he state published.
oy he Valley II Virginia. bv Samuel Kershevs vol
sheep Second siitcG revised 81
De SAs' History .EiiNn Wars % Western YirgElE-A His
oy She Early Settlement -ai Indian Wars 10 Western Virginia
embracing OF the Expeditions IN the Wes
prev lg5 also, Biographical Sketches Of Col EbeneIer
zane MAJOR HOrcoh Lewis HetEe General Daue Broadhea
Cen Andrew itwis Capt 5zrGel Bsiy, Col William Crawford
kHtrev Poe ard Other distinguished Actors In Border Wars
Handsomely ulrf;a std: - villa d. hAas slGg fe2l
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GLUB.-b bbls Of GIce suitable 70. Printers Cabinet
" Makers for sale 81 MADE BLKEES Drag Store l55 Main
stseet, or. shave p o. IA9p
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REMOVAL.
IIUHT JAMES have removed rom The Corner OF Virgins
Gary Street.-The doors above, the recently
coupled by M-ssra. Johnson, IrurheaTt SNAughSp.
They store fer ass lsrg; and varied stock Of manual
tered tobacco aeiy all ieo which additions
being rade nom manufacturers In tbs stae and North Caroua
They have fsld good socS Flour Of all grades AS
Dried Apples an Psarhrs. Butter, &c 20 iE7
pAErN ERsHIEa NOTICE.
VAHEl HUNTE2, OF che srl00HJ iFg ani lIe Works h
" admitted JoHS G. srsE partner Bu4rss herct
fore conducted BY him Tbs style 81 The r viii be James ua
ter A ron. E9lI n
TsIURHEEss SMOKING TCEsCCD.-4n4tse, Toto
4 choice Turkish Tobacco, jus. hand and Ter W
uhsi .. PETERSON Z CO.. $50 Nslu Fl.
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lTE HESeY RAY1Oa OFFICIAL
Vi hss 4iri himself Et n. = MAJ t..ta ztss - e s.
Jssfri tote whose slyl l= yt-y-. ENs =
stsr5bgTy payer says:
~, The u1tsrrg' Cd take Pleasure In s-g Lr Esnry
layton % The ezens " Fst-sbug AID .Urrrun county
UpucGH Of considerable merit We hsv, TIED lic ound
he suited With sprCtsces better b
lEsseve All TIE reh; NJ nanEEG Vey ,Ilpgrtaz.
e requires greAl tel, u .LsTCIss and
.rt which .nphsgcsiy believe NJ Esytel p.tLcs. We
therefore,, ohssrny recommend hin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

ported himself sick He had thrown him>
self exhausted by the side Of the road, and
was brought up by an ambulance.
IL o'clock, again in motion. Travelled
another Is miles, but with better results
as to struggling.
sunday morning, wake up horribly hun
CRY and PROVISIONS exhausted Were the
men TO blame 1t they helped themselves"
10 chickens, ducks, &C., by the wayside?
Amidst the feasting, anew element"
appears. Contrsbands begin to arrive and
we gladly employ them. No effort is made
to conceal them, for have we not the Pre-
sidents Proclamation, by which no officer
can return a fugitive even to Union man?
Every scoundrel around here claims to be
Union, yet hardly one Of them would!tell
us where to get drink Of water. They
had the impud.,nce to come into camp and
demand their slaves. Col. Limburg said
Gentlemen, if your niggers want TO 60
with you, we will not prevent them. The
darkeys, strange as it may seem, preferred
to stay. So this morning the gentlemen
returned, fiourishing an order from Gen.
Dumont They gathered up three cons
and In company with one Of the General
Aids, came to the gnard. Said guard re-
fused to paas them. They said they had
an order from the General. Guard says,
Let's see it Aid says it's a verbal order,
and finally our Col tells the guard TO pass
them. They move out in high dseon,
but the boys beckoBed the slaves back
and they came! It's my opinion, Gen
Dumont can have muss every - minutes
If he goes into the business of catching
negroes. The boys of the 10th amt in
that line. Yours, &c Nick.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11
Col. Dickey for Congress.

The name of Col DIcKEY takes like
magic among the people. There are few
voters in the district who have not on
some occasion formed his acquaintance. or
at least hearc him speak, and thus know
personally how really able a man he is.
But while in all that pertains to intellect,
to broad and statesmanlik views, Col
Dickey is confess Oily immensely the SUI
perior of Jesse O. Norton, there is among
the people a strong and pervading desire
to place in the councils of our nation men
who lfass1earned by laborious experience
in the camps what are the real wants q.
the service and the country to brsns this
war TO speedy and honorable close
There is no truth more palpable, than
that this war has been put back full
year by sheer laundering, and that this
unmistakable laundering has been caused
wholly by impertinent intermeddling i'll
the conduct of the army by civilians,-by
members of Congress and political hacks,
themselves as profoundly ignorant of the
first rudimentS Of military matters as a
horse is of Greek roots The main bust
ness of Congress for the next ,wo.ysars
will be legislation in reference to the war
either to devise measures to carry L on
with yigor, should the War unhappily con
tinue 6 year or two longer; or to " settle
up" the ten thousand claims, troubles and
old sores engardered during its continu'
..uee The county will want men who
have been actively connected with the
war to be able to do this sort Of business
intelligibly,-not, it is true, professediy
military mep-West Point nen,-ouf just
the class of men like Col Diokey. whose
patriotism prompted them to enter the
field when their services were need, but to
on remaining there is daily sacrifice,
AID whose only interest and constant de-
,ire therefore can be, to br,pg tbs Wer to
soeedy and honorable conclusisa.
uood sense, therefore, to say nothing Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

JUDGE ScArEs-It should got be aeces-
sary tojustify the detection of Judge Scates
by lying The Springfield Journal, which
has undertaken to blow his trumpet, after
publishing his resolutions offered in the
democratic state convention, says they
were voted down" This is no: true.
The offence at which Judge S. took UNI.
bragg was, that the convention referred
them to the committee on resolutions
without reading them. We think the
proceeding was harsh and unkind, and so
far gave the Judge just cause for complaint
But there was nothing in the resolutions
which the convention did not in others
substantially endorse.
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SHERIrrALry-We hope there will be NJ

SHERIFrALTy.-We hope there will be no
need of our making repeated and urgent
appeals upon the democracy and conserva.
tive men generally to vote Tor Mr.. Mill
gan. the democratic nominee for sheriff.
That in point of competency, personal
character and worth his IS in all respects
the equal if not superior Of his opponent,
no one preteads to deny while politically
he should not only be infinitely preferable
to all pretending to call themselves demo
Gratis, but TO moderate republicans. The
office of sheriff is an important one, and in
times Of uncertainty aud high excitement,
we should dread to see its vast powers IN
the hands of political extremist and
fanatic We want cool heads aud steady
hands to WELD such power in times like
these
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

REPRESENTATIVE CoNvENTIoN.-We insert
call 10 day for the meeting Of the demo
cratic representative convention OF this
district at Ottawa next Wednesday. The
delegates from this county were appointed
by .;he late county convention, and the
Livingston delegates we learn will be ap.
pointed to-day. This call Is simply ite
designate.the day when the convention Is
to meet.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Ii Si0e County,
TIE People O. the sta OF rlino. 10 al. to vhom thes.
present. may come, aud especially The Of kin
heirs az law, and creditors 0; David Hsz.mau
deceased:
Whereas, Catherine r. Rohrback, late Catharine
p. HazcIHau, Admins riIrx OF the OF said de-
ceased and Adam korback her husband, DESTROYS
OF r-UdrTing aecouat o. their proceedings such
administrators, and naki4y final settlement o'
th-ir administration, aud for thrt purpose have
made a. applications IN tL- County coarl " La Sale
conutg Aforesaid.
We therefore require you TO APPEAR before said
Court, at tins Court House ,ti county,
the December The l>5.. Ih-r.of :he 9Th day
December next at 10 clock in the forenoon OF said
ay, you e., attend the final settlement Of
q
ba'-d a Ottawa, this 5 h a ~ % Octo',er 1862
tOct Il - ". RAJ NDN q. CLERE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

The brave, hsroi. and liberty.adorine
Garibaldi, now wounded prisoner of war
in Italy, has declared his intention, when
his wounds shall be healed and be be at
liberty, to come to America to help fight
for the salvation Of the great Republic. of
which he declares himself citizen. He
will be warmly welcomed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

the righteousness Of such service as Col.
D. has given to the country and his claim
arising therefrom to grateful remembrance
by his countrymen, naturally prompt the
people to desire his election in preference
to that of mere politician.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

The first draft in this country since the
war of 1912 took place in Hartford, Conn,
on Wednesday last. One of the selectmen
Of the city, with q handkerchief over his
ewes. drew from box the names of two
hundred men who are to serve In the army
for nine months. One Alderman and one
pol,ceman we're among the conscript&
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

The STAMP ACT-Consi derable uneasi-
ness and uncertainty has been felt for the
last few days in reference to executing
documents to which. after the lst inst,
the recent act of Congress requires stamp
to be affixed, as to whether, (since no
stamps can yet be procured here,) such
documents will not be void for want of a
stamp. The Oath Section of the Stamp
Act makes provision for the case Until
the list of January next such documents
are only voidable, not void. The stamp
can be attached TO them afterwards. After
the Est Of January, however, all deeds,
notes, checks, &c, must have stamp at
tached, or they are void. The Postmaster
is in daily expectation of receiving sup
ply of the stamps.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11
MISSOURI,

Gen. Scofield telegraphed from New
tonia, Missouri, on Monday, that on the
previous Saturday he had met the rebels
$1,000 strong at that place and routed
them with small less on our side He has
since been driving them into Arkansas
but we have no later advices from that
quarter. We have no account of Scofield's
actual strength, but the belief prevails
that there is no rebel foroe IA Arkansas
that car prevent his 1narching to Little
Rock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

We have an intimation from the South
that the back door of the rebellion IS
soon to be opened, which is taken to mean
that either Charleston OF Mobile is soon
to be taken. Our feet appears to be
gathering at the latter place.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

A CHEERING PREDICTION The Washing
ton correspondent fthe World says:
"A leading General in the Army of the
Potomac, one WHO'S noted for saying very
little, and that little very reiiable, said YES.
terday that he should not be surprised if
the war wasyiEtually terminrted by Christ.
mas"
The correspondent of the New York
Euening Post makes substantially the same
statement
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

1t is a notable fact that thus far we have
not opened single democratic paper, nor
seen extracts copied from one, that APP
proves the Presidents Proclamation of
Emancipation while we could name a
score Of republican papers that disapprove
it The President told the Border States
that he must issue the proclamation to
prevent division at the North. He KNEW
whereof he affirmed. But for the procla-
nation, the abolition extremists would
have turned traitors in body. He dared
not offend them. But however much the
proclamation might cut against the grain
with the democracy, he knew their pat
riotism could be trusted in any event not
to desert the government
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

How TO BEAT THE DENoCRArs-A little
two penny Indiana politician gave the adj
vice to brother country officer in distress.
and ell the Republicans are action Oh in :
:" cry seoesh like the devil.
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stood as disparaging any other officer.
We have many who are both competent
and deserving, as have often remarked
in my previous letters and / here take
occasion to repeat; but the reputation Of
a regiment must of necessity depend
greatly upon the character and qualiica-
lions of Its commander. We had most
excellect one, but as we have lost him,
we can only sadly regret it, and sincerely
hope that he may speedily be restored to
health and usefulness elsewhere.
There are many rumOrs of war and ru-
mors Of peace floating round about u.s.
For the first We are ready; for the last we
deyoutedly hope and pray, for there have
been good men enough sacrificed already.
God grant that this horrid sanguinary war
may soon end. REvIELLE
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-10-11

An officer of GaribaldIs army tenders
from 1000 to 5000 troops to the Union
cause They are fully equipped. He asks
the State of New York to engage them.
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.cAxF zrAa surlsrvnLI, Ky., Oct. 9Th, 1ses.

eASf H1Ah SHEtBYvtlLE, Ky, Oct. 9th, 1869.
Friend Osman-1 have not much in the
way of news to write you. but will give you
little insight into our kind of life.
Friday evening we were ordered by Gen.
Dnmont to pack up with three days cook
ed rations,-no wagons, no tents to be ia
ken-the men must pack their provisions
clothing, arms, and 40 rounds of oall cart
ridges, weighing in all about 50 lbs we
started from Louisville about p. M, out
it was night before we got out. and were
nut through Is miles. Our Company-F-
COMPOSED of as good material as any, got
=, r,;nu. the I'd Lieut. and about 90 men.
No other company seemed to fare any
hstter Out of 10000 men in the division,
probably: I. 900 arrived at the hating place
On time The rest were strung along the
way, and kept arriving by twos and fours
until 10 next morning. Lieut.. Strrwn re.
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TENNESSEE.

We give in another column an extended
account Of the late battle at Corinth, be-
You'd which there Is nothing to note in
the operations of the week in Tennessee.
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Take Notice.

THE undersigned having deterWped to quit the bu
i sness in which they now engaged, desire all
those who in their debt forward Immediate:
ly and discharge such Indebtedness. All notes and
cunts not paid by the October will bt given
into the hands Of squire LeAvens for collection.
Parties owing Us will save themselves expense and
us trouble by Coming forward Immediately and pay.
Ing us. bAhION . hAINE.
Ottawa, Sept. II, 1862 -.
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TRUSTEES S.iLE.

II Il L.
w HEREAS. Proal J.. Wisoc and sally wilson. HI.
w wife. did the 18th day % Sspteh A. u. 1860
execute and deliver 20 the undersigned certain Trust
Deed IN and by hch they then and there conveyed to
the undersigned lot eight 81 in Jock sixty six t61) in
the states Addition 10 the town NOV city, of Ottawa
in La 81 lie county in the State OF lnoi. the
payment or certain prsmissory aote therein paricu
larry described. for the Of six hundred dol
with interest at ten per cent. all of which, together
with the and provisions contained in SAID
deed and by virtue of VII CT the sale in pursuance OF
this notice i founded look 5 pages iU4 &C.. OF the
record OF said l., Sale county where said deed is
recorded, viii fully show 20 those interested.
And whereas default has made in the payment
ofi- note aud interest thereon from the 2th day "f
September. lsel secured to be paid by said trust
deed, and application has been made by Thor'tS
y Schcfeid the legal holder OF said sell tie
premises in said deed described under anJ 10y
virtue OF the power given me by said trust ueed
Therefore, notice is here given. to all whom it
said trust deed by virtue Of and conformity
the powers given in and by the shall Monsay
the 10th day of November, A 1s62 a. IT, hour OF 10
O'Clock A. NJ Of said day, sell at the of the
Court House in the city Of Ottawa. in said La Sale
county, AT pub &c auction for the highest price
IN cash, The said lot eight 90 in ock in the
states addition to the town (now city, Ottawa in
said county OF La Sale, together with The privileges
and appurtenances thereto belonging, free all equity
of redemption and Homestead EKcpmtion of the said
Proal r.. Wilson or others m rein.
A good and sufficient deed viii be given to the pur-
chaser purchasers at said sale.
FREDERICK A. SIIEET WOOD,
Ottawa, Oct. II, S63-s. Trustee.
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THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.


The federal forces appear to have
marched from Louisville in two or three
columns; Buelrs column moving nearly
straight south, by way of Bardstown
Springfield, and Lebanon; Gen. Rousseau's
column moving south-westward, by way OF
Frankfort. Lexington, &C.; and Dumont's
moving IN the rear of the latter, as sup.
port or reserve The whole object was, to
hem in Bragg at or in the vicinity of Dan
Vile, where it was known all his stores
collected, where he was concentrating all
his forces, and where only in Kentucky it
was believed he would make stand and
fight 1t appears Buells advance met
Bragg's army on Wednesday at Perryville,
Is miles west Of Danyille, and the two
armies at once became engaged. McCook's
division only being in 1t on our side
Bragg threw his whole force on McCook,
but the latter stood his ground until night
During the night Rousseau arrived with
his division from Dauville and reinforced
McCook. Next morning the fight was re-
newed and lasted all day with great OBJ
stinacy on both sides. Some accounts say
the enemy Vas ies,ulsed, while others say
he retained part Of his eroxnd. Our loss
is put down at 1000 killed and wounded
among the killed being Gen. Jackson, Gen
Rousseau, and Col Webster of 9Sth Ohio
severely wounded. The fight was again to
be renewed yesterday.
Gen Dumont. who followed in the rear
of Gen Rousseaus column. met John
Morgan with his own and SCOTS cavalry
at Frankfort on Thursday morning, and
had i two hours fight, putting the rebels
to inglorious flight. Our loss was trHing.
The 10Th regiment, from this county, be-
ing in Dumont's division, must have par
ticipated in this affair."
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.idntfnist-t5r . ..Ohr.
NOTlCE IS hereby gwen, to ali ~hom IL mag concern,
~ that the under. gued. sdmnisjrI ~ David
HAzenan. deceased al the 10Th day Of Ueceuhrr
1852, apply the Court Of Probate and 70 l.
Sale county State OF Illinois, ;or order o.
Court, that certain claims, debts and inds broue
ing said estate in their hands br admin red
which desperate and unco.i-ctaLl- by reason 81
the Insolvency Of tie persons owing the shall be
fled in said Cour; 70 the eaeat OF tie heirs and
creditor. c. said G,c.dent-
CATuAKISEP ROTIGBACK.
Administrative.
ADAM ROHEBACk,
Ottawa, Oct 81. lS52.-s-Iw. liz, H.sbdnd.