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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

In another column will be iouh" wv
advertisement OF John g. "A-ohs ~ss.'
for the American Expres- compsns ""
place.
We need not -ay Anything IN regard 70 me
prompt manner IN which the once "s's
,r.us,c,. All business entrusted 20 IL eAFe.-
Il Ia. justly ~On the confidence OF the com
.,.,;,, anil cannot fail 70 retain i IN the IN
ture.
- adv ertlsemens referred % above
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

BosHpr~o.-Two geuticmcn I'D Their
-ives. and a fee day boarier-. can he ac
c~ommodsted At Ne 60 south Thirt >ueet'
corner Of Thiri and Poplar Streets.
Al. 3. DIV.
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fr Rru.-A good business room and
s~-.l,n~ apartments. On vest side Market
.rsset. iust north Of Wabash. Term reason.
atls Apply 10 J II Moor. ~est ale oi
th~ pnblic SQUARE 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

BRASDRKTh'S PII1S-For tue r--tora'io.
saith Of those who have been stricken ~ arsl -
CT paralysis they are Tie only rcia@le eieii ,sr-
al @Heelons q the lung, chsst api hnsel- nl
prompt use saves lifc and quickly enf.. pn-n
MA, PieuEry. cE-iera. wind. sl,a~m~. WORMS ehnl.rl
mofbus. darrhOcs. aysenlAry. wAslaer lrm nai1 A..
eating unnpe fruits or other faults in oct. ylss1
their Influence. Asthma. govt. rbeumatsris, o..
affections. rupiureS. iuiamuaiions ~ az ,ll
levers. whether ague OF other specific fever: hri ..
diseases, ~laaDdiec. ST. Nisus's dance. so.ilrr s. me
les, GROUP. erysipeias. white s~~elling-. riie.. rlc.
of even thirty years cenunuanoe anl s~p~ssilt
ulcsrsof the liver. have all bssu cured parnsnsr, ,
- these celebrated Vegetable Universal pUs
female complaints and nervous dl.esass th.s IA.
been equally successful. Wide change 81 1T. l.at
fret and second periods. EFilepey. d~pre-...a
spirits. irightfal derams, al % %irueians nd r.l..
sfious are ~ them cured. alsI4-srl ani ea4r ci-4~
Prize - cents per box.
Sold BY }. X cuSIsoHs~. Terre isui.. sna b,
respectable dealers IN medicine. l4nii.Im
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For~p-on Fifth street. \ lev days since
/. mail iocket. which the owner can have 10y
proving property and paving for thi- notice.
s522f2t
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IN. Ap.4. ExrEss- Co4FA~l have ~
moved tssif Office 20 No. &. Mechanic Row.
as,n. between 5sh ard cth street. With
IA. f~sc,l.,e- ~hish thl- Company ENJOYS tor
.hs sspid srsnpmissson and -afc deliver! Of
al matter entrusted 90 th-is care. 80 soli-
"a . continuance 81 isvora. from ous lrends.
IA our ns~ iocston
TIA
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TnE underagnsd offers - The citi.
ssns - Iesfe asa4s "a srr.ss. 80
49, se-~raz<nf - $500 tass.sstlps a 49,.
sfrtsas1 sst h~e4ast. - kia sssfffesn.. 49,
....fsAl<a etr. - - Slefe = "a ~ sfr.-s
- "a AL - ktfe<s. - a. al - a.rs..
ii ~. As isns tst-<st - era<s - 80
- WILLIAM SUI
18th safs a. o.st4asr.
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SORE EYESi SORE EYES
To she .4Mtefed.
nr. VI NOUDY takes thismethcd

L. ~ s4sa..elax - ~ Iah.httsntt q b wabash
49, - - p-a.Ie r~.~rsiiv. thst - ~ r~fme-
ssnas !. 49, u ~ dv e f~ffe hsnfr Nt<o re1n-
- TT 49,. -k<ss Ae Ass epsntj an ohfe "a ~
-.sf-sr q tsarta sna merry street. - 80 t-ea- NJ
a tkssGatr4 9th 80 eT~s. - rhfenit fs~a~t
- see.ses Il al Arts slso 80 ihs prsetlcs -
a@ftfls Essef liz.
~ -ll nv p.rirais~ stfentiea g. ~ hiie~aaE
fis~.~ ~fa syes. pr<-. Fheavs"sHA t"aEhf :.
"a. .E.a4 a.. kmsle sfe4kn9a. ~efulal.. And utd
rarss a<sInx r~rfs~us~f s1snr - NJ ula~t ~es~ferfei
fsn~- kns@a.
~ fsar.l.<s fheash 49, aat asAno~n - Pay'-
ass- sspersily, hAte hrfn tr-i~i e hasr'ffa. =
-. - fnr& A. - .o-~ls. AT. 49, ferssn.
- A all. nlset - az = ~spfff 1
@tsn 49, tfet<sr1sff eeEagfa
fslrf.4&4AalY
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Pensions. Bounty Money, Bounty
LAND.

Pensions. Bounty Money, BOUNTY
LAND.
IL =. DANALDSO\. Notary Put
~ lc. Collector. Claim Agent, g.. g.. M
his services 10 The public, especially o. fha. nl.
have been oounecief with he Military service Dftf
United States, and who may have an, claifu afAlI
the General Government. 10 will ARRANGE. ni4af.
aud -4n~ fully prosecute al valid a aims. Is sla...a
.ble Charge. And a. rspiiy az fhe iu>iuesf tsu
dispatched before the proper onicrs az ~ a.llnkia0
Having Tfs lrAks experience aud prafflu hero.
and the ait 81 an old onicer 81 the General Cover
ment under President Fillmore kdiaiuiIrafiar.
cannot tail IA being suocrsffnl with 40 lfsal fl,I
whether for P~ENSiONs. BOUNTY MONEY .f IlAll
HALf-faY PENSIONS m Widow. a. a.
Widow. fhe Chiidrsnunief sixteen wears II a
oI,ers all soldier, 81 The present ar ue 4..im
~ar. ~ho hase dies r heea Killed white Iu ff. -f
1c~, arr entitled g. Haif-rsY ltn.af..
INVALID PtNSiONS-An onirsr. 81 Lsff4.
who are disabled ~ res-oH .f varlats i....f
dis-ss- coHirsctei while iu fh. sersfre aHf f. p
line II dufy a. a%soldisf, Al auy pfraf ae lf
10 invalid Pensions.
LAND AkRANTS-AH who e....f d ....
sny 81 The pastNars a. The limited State. ~ tsl II.
in battle. are entitled g. lG1 acre. nf land. l
81 dealt, the Widow and minor ave. raan.H.
BOUNTY AoNtl-fhe heirs e ai iaIafs
have volunteers during fhf prf. tNi war fnf 1855
sears or during The ~ar. ard have dri af Ha.a kl
while in th~ s.rsic~. are .nffiirf fn usf nrti1.
INitAK- hoauty Money. snt such arf.4r ufr
dief's pay a. mes base aaIHti 90 tif fsi
death.
Nocharge- made ei'haa' a eam i. ae. u,
tnfminatt
Deei- .ed Mortgage sS~sota. ani etal.
ui.hrt.
60 Fs-fern arresrsrr srrsn
aud sNslangr promptly reialifri
ullal ~ ihs ll oofasf sfsri
ie1ssd Nei.s5 rstis
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w. r. dc LaMatcr, VI. ID.
nHYSnpIAN AND SURGEON,

als~- - ~ stt~ntiea % ths tr~%tnent 90 D4s-
-.~ss a "a 49,. sna Mar. op~rst~s for Cataract. Ar
uGrlsl rapl. pteryEiam, stsphyionas, stahisnns.
Reulex~- the s.fiuas f>rns ~ Acute 400
tsroasr lnn snasfi - h Eys al fsr. ~ a MIL
ru.f.r q rrmefial sz.nts. R~sinres Sisat g. III
slInA. AL Hsarinz % ne Deaf. Ia al cs.es susrep-
"a. - eur~ ~ op~rsllen % mesirsi treatment
sss ~ caasait~i. free q charge, by Letter 80
sasrxise. o1cs. Soalhcsrtc orbsf second an fop-
isr strs<ts. Terr~-nHat~. Indiana eoaay
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I)ll. RIVE has removed has ,,ro
CRY and FRO, ION >iolt g. " fl
RaS. Nab4h Street. nr>f a.ol t- - 81 h
Hausing Ofhcf.
HI stock IS considerably Innf..f lY
oha~e~ from the brett tls nnln N.HI. .ft ffH
spi his ca-teunets ~ ifi tini "a lf. Nfe Hftff hrniH
ihe usual a., ofimsul OF pfs snf
Tho i~oiinwiag affiIi
SWISS CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE.
LlMMi re- CHESS.
SARDINES.
HulLE DOI1NI<
FRENCH CHOCOLATE nt
MACARoNf
NEEMlCTIll.
FRENCH MUSTARD, far
or boule.
Ai-o Parma, saga. spills Pa. o. rHltr.
All these buoi cheaper 90 m Al AI .HI Ht
Ds-i- delivered "a hsins ~ D ne n
hEPoT at N0am sol. t'.i,itt
- 'ei fne ,l.r fiaes
Nara i9dsno
I)li. klNE'S 'atsnb. M 81. e. a..
rare ieuHinr inifr nrnHII fe ~.
sfd heaiiit - beverage fsf az
tnt .t' - DE hse, raiIeH .f afI
rn mff
4 Ill Kinds - iiquorr. for-gm e.
u nsnr Porter. 40. A.
maff.n ia. EiAI
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- Sirumvus Or Scruulous ~alrsitons sre
carSe. the blight. the potato rot ~ mankind. It.
-re vile and dlthy a. wei A. fatal. Tl-cy arise Co.
contamination and Impuriy q the Ncel. sna So
Be seen all around a. everywhere. one Qusri~r
al We useet arr tainted with them. and ore erau-f
Of these die q them; die ioolishly zoo. heanaf
are ourAble. AsEs's sAKssrANnts s<au--s c.
Scrofulous corruption FROM netlcot. rsni.r- ift
ami healthy. and eneclualiy csgarrsfrs d..
cou;suauation from the system. ~ lonrsl
under your Scroiulous disorders, sirre the irf.
bic ArkN has provided hi- mastery cosoiit.tis
curative virtues TIA; he cali. SaKssrsnufs- 10y
ocrat. Waterbury, c..
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Beauregard's Army D~emoralized !
Southern e -

GEN. HARVEY or WIS. DROWNED :
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Noon Dispatches

The CITY OF A~paIschia, fa.- Occupied
by our Troops:
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CASH SHOE . =
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e - sd, ertssmens reieFTed 70 above
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-22

H. ~cuSiSoHs~. Terre Hsui.. ani i,
IN medicine. u4niiaIm
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Awa4ts
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-28
efstloFss Central and suss5a
VAN Railroads.
TrRfns Coin Soufh sna Fast

afRfns Going South and East.
leave montpelier u AZ A. IL SIS A. M and 10 n p =,
"A AL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point n, 81 . v S.
N1 Adams at $50 A. M, Burlington us AM con-
ntcthE at Nhe River junction withirans for ana from
WeliS River, 81. i"hnsbury and l.teton and with
Northern Railroad for Boston, Lowell Worcester h,c
and connecting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire r. r.
or Boston and with Vermont Valley r. r for Snrinu
hed, New Haven and New York arriving in New York
at 10, Is p. Nj.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rouses Point at sos A. NJ for
burlington and Mortified. Connecting al Burlin cton
with heats for Whitehall, &c
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensburg Mt IL 90 n
hoh' ca at 400 p M, ROuses Point 1T 10 NJ. arriy
ing at boston at $40 H., connecting Bellows Fails
with heshire H. r. fo. Boston and Worcester and viii
vermont Valley R. r. for Springfield and New Bayen
ana arriving IN New York at 20 P. NJ.
Trains Going North aad West.
Leave Montpelier at 08 M 7.35 II, and 50 P N
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 7.}3 NJ, VIA Lowell
Lawrence Or FtChburg. Leaves : ,rnudeld at 7 Is "
Bellows Fails at l2.25 couutctiuL at White Hivrr
Junctn with Northern Il. Il from Boston and with Pas
su'npsc H. H. for and from st. Juhnsbury and Itc1ou
arriving at Burlington at Gas P. NJ and ST. Adams at
81 p NJ, Oedensburgh 2e NJ, and Montreal at 10 80
p
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Nor,hfel6 at 1920 A. a
and Burlington at 9.25 M, for Houses Point and Mon
tYeal.
NiGHr ExPREss TRAIN lea Bellows Falls at 9 IS Pm
tcevng passengers from Vermont Valley X. K. leaving
New York at 500 NJ, and from Cheshire II. h.
leaving Boston ut 400 ?. NJ. connecting
500 r. Ri. via Lowell or Lawrence Leave While
River Junction at ll53 M, arriving at Burlington
al 520 M, RoGSes Point AT 100 A. NJ, Mo al
1000 A. aud Oeaensbuigh 1910 M, connecting
West.
Sleeping attached to both the night expires
trains uhning between Rousc's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets Tor Chicago and the West for sale
the principal stations.
G MERRILL, sup't
St. Adams, VI, JHne %, 1862
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More about those Bears.
BRAlNTREE, Oct. q, 1862

BRAlNTREE, Oct. a, 1862,
DEAR JOURNAL About eight clock this
morning four bears were seen by Mr.. Francis
IiA CT, in the wood lot of our representative,
Ira Ma"n, Esq, and near the path leading from
MS hoese, through the woods to Jacob Spears.
1T Ten clock the woods were surrounded by
one hundred and sixty men and boys, armed
with guns, pistols, pitchorks, axes clubs and
4nlyeS-seye1al superior riAemen, were also
'hcTa from West Randolph and Brookfeld. Be
i2re twelve o'clock all four bears had been kill
3D. and We're brought in front ct Mr.. Mann's
Aotse where all assembjcd-Judgo Waite was
'ptolated chairman, and after making some very
aI1soqrlaye remarks, the bears sold for about
go GO, most Of (which, with the bounty, Is to
4e gwen to the families OF those soldiers who
are ia want IVatchn,Gn,
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{ Late Agent OF U. 5 Patent Office, Washington upJ,
the Act OF 1887,
10 state street, opposite Tkilby ST., ISOstou
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American a Foreign Patent
X. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or P.9IlEN rs

II 4 -.
(Late agent OF U. 5 Patent Office Washington und.,
the Act OF 1887,
40 state street, opposite IIilby ST., Rostop.
A FTER an extensive practice of upward of twen,,
"A years continues 20 Patents in the United Sts
-alsOt Great Britain France and other foreigr go
tries Caveats Specifications, ASSIGNMENTS and ali Do
ers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal ter,,s
and with despatch Researches made into Amprican ~
torelgn works, odeermine the validity or utility of P
tents or nVenons, legal nher advice rendered N
all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims if
ments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New EnglarJ
nut Though 1t inventors have advantages for sacurn
Patehts'ol dsceihlng The patenta5ilny of invention
unaufpassedb if not mmelsuraby anv viii
can be oileEe them elsewhere. The testimonials hello
gwen prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL, AT n II
PATENT OFFlCEtlian the subscriber md IS SJCt,E :
II TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AMI AMI
lIH, he would add That he has bund Mt reason IN beIey
ana can prove, ta atno other Office of the kind are III
charges for professional services so moderate Tbe I'M
mense practice of the subscriber during twenty years
past mas enabled him to accumulate a vast collection Of
specifications and official decisions relative to paents
ihese hesldes his extensive library of legal and mecEan
G WORKS, ana MI accounts of patents granted the
ohted States and Europe, render him able bcyond 1ues
on to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here save
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most capable aud sue
cesJut practitioners with whom have had official inter
course. ~
CHAS MAsON,'' Commissioner of Poteats
nave no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and trustworthy
anu more capable of putting their applications in form
TO secure for them early and favorable consideration
1T the faIeht Once. EDMUND BURKE"
-. . Late Commissioner of Patents
" ar. K. IL, Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN apni
caohs on al hut one OF which patents have been grant
ed' ana that one is now pending Such unnlistak abe
proof OF great talent and ability his part leads me to
recommend all inventors to apply him to procure their
paents, as they may be sure of having the falhr
attention bestowed their cases and at very reasonable
charges. Holm TACcaRT
during eight months, the subsciel, in course Of his
aIse pfactce, made, on twice rejected APPLICATIONS
SLATE ZEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was de
clded IN his favor by the Commissioner of Patents
K. H. EDDY
Boston, Dec. ., 1861 30lfvl
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEuAN OCT % 1869
TEETH! 1I5 TEETH !

- insert artificial teeth on Gold, Silver Plana and Rub
anu ADVISE all persons who have adj their teeth
"a I" nave temporary it keeps The under law in
better shape Several have come under nv notice
since IN residence in this place where the under iaI has
60 """' temporary
~ still renew my offer of s2j set for Nroten or de
c5nS sets Of teeth the rubber plate Thus far
been una BILE to find an imperfect set ~
Inc following letter will speak for self II il ,
heV' j. 5 Lee, formerly resident of this place O''
~ - - CANTON, N. y, June q, 1862
DR. CoMEGYs Dear Sir,I feel impelIed IN yrita o,
'le result OF your dentistry in my wish to rec
nn'nied yonr work. especially your raI5er tcork have
VIE" Tour different kinds and much prefer the rubhar
Vc IMAM uree years ago inserted an upper set Of
letth IN my mouth on rubber plate, and eve worn If
ever sHce ealen with 1t every meal and now the nj E
Just as good as when The fitting is admirable ann
nave experienced no Inconvenience whatever in wearing
IL "cayS rccom0end 20 ing friends IN preference 10
I"f" " PatHd Ny experience is certaiHky decdedIy in
idvor ot the rubber. hope my many friends in Vermont
Wi avail themselves Of your services as know of no
Dentist in whose bands should prefer to trust NV tee
interest rather than give this letter unsolicited
as simple justice. Yours truly '''@'
J. S. LEE.
Ether or ChiorOform given in extracting a
~" - OF le iI III required.
- hvar IN mind that only charge Seventy-fye
cents n cavity. for gold filling use the best gold
ana warrant the Filings, as do my plate work Nh4n
convenient, persons from distance will please give me
lew days notice, when they intend COMING to me for
work. o " III ioi
IL ONCE over Langdons Flour Sore Montpelier. VT
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF
ET u M a. IT M 7 s. Il r Y

Just published in Sealcd,Envelope Price 6 cts.
A LECTURE BY DE-. CULVERWELL, ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE of Spermatorrhna, Consumption
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness Epiiepsy
Impaired Nutrition Of the Body, Lossuule, Weakness
of the Limbs and Back, ndispositiou and Incapac-
ity Tor study and Labor, Dizziness CT Apprehension,
Loss Of Memory, Aversion to Society Love Of Solitude
Timidy, Self DisrCst, Dizziness, Headache Affections
of the Eyes Pimples the Face Involuntary Emissions
and Sexual Incapacy, the Consequences Of Youthful In
discretion, &c &c,
0ny- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated often selfafcted evils, may be re-
moved without medicine and without daT gerous surgca
operations and should be read by every youth every
in the land.
under seal to any address, in plain, sealed en-
velope the receipt Of six cents postage stamps
by addressing
CHAS. j. G.. E:fNE 4 CO..
I27 Bowcry, NewYorx, Poet Office Box 1853
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SECOND PART
OF the
shilling ssOEag ASOOk.

Containing the Worls of Popular Songs that have APP
feared since die public ion OF The FIRST PART together
with numerous other f oritcs Price II cents, ON re
c.ipt of which copies wi be mailed, postpaid OLIVER
stoon
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TELEGRAPH
+ O'CLOCK =. M
70 TIE FREEMAN

New YORK, Oct. Is. The Washington Sidr
If last evening, says Gen. Mcclellan Today re.
moved his headquarters to the Virginia side of
the Potomac, precisely where it may not be
properto state.
The Tdtune's special DESPATCH dated Bolivar
Heights. Va, Oct. z, says general movement
has at last commenced. A portion of Gen.
purnsldes troops. left Pleasant Valley, miles
below Harper's Ferry, where a pontoon bridge
Is thrown across the Potomac The remainder.
.obracing three corps under Gen. Burnside will
.racdjlv follow. simultaneously with this, tho
,raots at Sharpsburgh, composed Of IIookers
o,l tarrs, now commanded by Gen. Reynolds,
.nH the corps,of Gen. Fitz John Porter. are also
IN the march They probably encamped last
,ioht near the head of Pleasant Valley, ready
+, follow Gen. Burnside's troops. The eyacu-
alton Of Winchester by the rebels, and their
Ealing back towards Stanton, is confirmed bv
several who came into our lines yesterday. The
snail pox has broken out with unequal violence
among the people at Winchester, and among
the troops, which probably FASTENED the depart
pre of the rebels. The Times special dispatch
dated Harper's Ferry the q th, says the enemy's
pickels have reappeared this side of Charles
town This is supposed to be mere feint to
cover their retreat.
NEW YoRK, Oct. %. Gen. Bragg has pub
lished an official report of the battle at Perrys-
vile. in which he claims great victory, which
he saws only for the approach OF night, would
have heun completed by driving our troops from
the position. y dispatch of the oath, says Bragg's
army has retired to sale position, which it
would be inn rudent to state. Gen. Bragg, it
says, has received 4,,o0 wagon loads of pro
visions. lie lost 2ooo orarelS 81 pork, which
he LEFT at lexington ana leii INTO the hands OF
he Yankees
The conclusions TO De araWn are, that Bragg
either met Spch an "" l"heimlnS force OF the
enemy, ana successfully le''ca'eu oeiore ~ or
that he has 0eGn 100 '!nl'G' anu "eaf'eu MS
troops Tor an o'J5G? "n'cn nc hoo not caring
enough 10 "cco"Pii>''
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-26
Referees sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County. State of
Wisconsin.
Sarah Wells. Plaintiff, agst. Amos Wells
Thomas w Stillman. John G Nelson. James
Henderson, John Kietland, Richard Bigelow
Nelson III North. Jesse Platt Jr, James Shell
don, A Reed, I Reed, and President, Direc-
tors and Company oil the Landholder's Bank,
Defendants:
By virtue and in pursuance OF aJudgment
of foreclosure and sale. obtained in the above
entitled case, at the November term OF said
court for said county, TO wit on the 9th day
of November A ID 1861, shall expose for sale
and sell to the highest bidder, at the front
door OF the City Bank of r ct. in the city
of Prescott in said cefinty. on saturday, the
eth day of March a D 1861, nj two o'clock in
the afternoons Of said day. the following des-
cribed premises, to satisfr sad iudgnen with
interest and costs Of sale, to wit Tie south
west quarter of section nine e, J in township
twenty five {25.) ofr.nge eighteen El8,l and
the north west quarter Of the south vast quar-
ter Of section number twenty eight in town
ship number twenty six, range eighteen, con-
tanning two hundred acres of land more or less
being in the county Of Pierce and state OF
" iscensin. heHa Hr~
j. G. BUTTON, Referee.
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Datcl Nov. 81, 1861 y 13w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-02-26
Cincinnati. o.
Referees sale.

Circuit Court-Pierce County-State Of
Wisconsin.
In Harnesbereer Plaintiff, arst. Charles
Lamb, FL Smell and j N Smell Defendants
BY virtue and in pursuance of 4 judgment
of foreclosure and sale obtained in the above
entitled case at the November term of said
court for said county. to wit on the 9th daw
of n November a d 1861 I shall expose for sale
and sell to the highest bidder. at the front door
of the City Bank Of Prescott in the city OF
Prescott in said county. on Saturday, the Sth
day of March A ID 1861, at two O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day, all of the following des-
cribed premises, except five acres released
from said mortgage by l. NJ Hanesberger, the
same being hereinafter more particularly des-
cribed, to satisfy said judgment with interest
and costs of sale, to wit; the south half of tho
north east quarter and the north half of the
South east quarter Of section fourteen, and lot
numbered three. being the south west garter
of the south east quarter of said section four
teen. all in township twenty six north FRANCE
twenty west of the ,urth principal meridian.
being in the coun' of Pierce and state Of
Wisconsin. The following is a description
OF said five acres RELEASED from said mortgage
above mentioned, that is to say ; beginning up
on the west line If the south west quarter OF
the south east quattcr OF said section fourteen
[l4l town twenty six [26] range twenty west
twenty eight rods north of The Mississippi ri
yer. thet east twenty eight and one third
T2Si1 rods thence noTth twenty eight and ono
third rods. thence west twenty eight aed one
third rods thence south twenty eight and owe
third rods to the place of beginning, contains
ing five acres more or less.
&c BUTTON, Referee.
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Dated Nov.30 1861. 32-l9w