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.TRUSTEE'S SALE.

49,, Whereas on the 18th day Of October, 1865, James
WIKI eand phebe like hh wife. sold and conveyed TO
Nathan Westfal the following described real estate TO-
Wit The east half Of the south west quarter Of section
eight townshp seventy two north range one west con-
10 trust 70 secure the payment Of pronory note 81
date Now h 1885, for the Of $3.50 With Interest
able annually and By said deed authorised aid Westsl
IN case said note and interest paid according
ts legal tenor sell said land public sale At the Court
House Of s.'d county, nrst giving thirty days notice
county And whereas the annual Interest Of aid note
has mot been paid according the terms Of said note
now, therefore, notice b given that on the 8Oth day 81
January 1862 a O'Clock, NJ from the front door Of
ee COURT tou.e In the city Of Burlington viii expose
Tor sale 10 the highest bidder said above described land
the same. - - =" -'s 49, 'o
{ dec2b. W4v NATHAN wpsrpAvr
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Froa New Mckee

KANSAS CIrY, No, Jan. 1s.-The Santa Fe
mail has arrived with dates to Dec. 29sh.
= Two thousand Taxan troops are reported to
be marching mp che Rio Grande for the purpose
Of attacking Fort Craig. and the same number
we're marching up the Pecos River to attack Fl.
Union. The troops stationed at Fl. Wise have
been ordered to New Mexico. Fort. Union ia
well prepared to receive an attack, but fears are
entertained that f. Craig will be taken and the
Texans have advanced on Santa Fe. Consider.
able excitement prevails in that place.
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FREDERIcK, Nd. Jan. 12.-,Advices from Mar.
tinsburg Of the 9th report no regulars of the
rebel army there.
All the troops at Winchester had left to join
Jackson.
It is reported that Jackson had attacked
Romney, and the rebel loss was 100 killed, 10
wounded, and 200 taken prisoners. This was
reported bv . rebel militia Captain.
The rebels are said to have burned Bath, and
will burn other towns, to prevent their use by
cur troODS
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Fropa, Washiag,osn.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE President to-day
submitted to Congress the correspondence be-
tween the Austrian Minister and Mr.. Seward,
relative to the Trent affair. In Count Rech-
borg's letter to Chevalier Hulseman he charac-
terizes the seizure of Mason and Slidel as ille-
gal and sees nothing Objectionable in England'a
demands. Mr.. Stewards reply is Of the same
tenor as his other letters on this subject.
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Movement Of Troops.

CINCINNATI, Jan. l3.-This mornings Gazette
says Gov. Dennison received dispatches from
Washington on Friday night, informing him
that there was pressing necessity for troops ia
Western Virginia. Gen. Mcclellan was advised
that II regiments of infantry and batteries ol
artillery, with two regiments Of cavalry, could
be thrown into Virginia by Thursday night, and
that more than half Of those which had receiv.
ed marching orders, would be out of the State
by last night On Saturday dispatches we're 70
ceived countermanding the orders Of Friday
night. The soldiers, however, have instructions
to hold themselves in readiness to march.
BosroS, Jan. l3.--The steamship. Constitution
with the Maine 18th ard Bay State regiments,
sailed at o'clock this morning for Fortress
Monroe.
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GENERAL ASSIGNMENT.

Notice 10 hereby given to the creditors Of the cspsrt-
nershlp OF Still 90, Of Danvle Iowa. that ON jan,y
ID, 1867, A. stn and W. B. Remsy members Of said
for the creditors Of said rm. all the goods wares
chandise rights, credits, and chooses In action, and all
property OF every kind and cha acter to said % belong
Dg, which said trust have accepted. Now therefore,
all persons having claims against said arm are hereby
0ed and required TO present their claims under oath or
GEORGE SWEENEY
tanIO-W0W Aanpnee.
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rn0M F0RTREss MONROE.

Fonr Noxaos. Jan. ls.-The transports Loui
siana and New Brunswick, with the remain.
ing troops Of the Burnside Expedition, LETT here
last night. A few tugs are still here, said to be
part Of the Expedition
The bark John Trucks, with tho Depinial
Zouayes, which went ashore on the passage from
Annapolis, has arrived and is still here.
The propeller Natanzas, from Port Royal, has
arrived.
The spaulding sailed for Hatteras and Port
ROYAL last evenin. Commander Goldsborough
Il . passenger in the Spaulding.
The Pensacola arrived here this afternoon.
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Washlngton News.

WAsmKGroN, Jan. l2.-Nrs. Gaines, whose
celebrated law suit against the city Of New Or.
leans was decided In the Supreme Court just be-
fore the secession Of Louisiana, hes received
permission to cross the lines to Virginia via Fl.
Monroe and Norfolk.
its most efficient olicsn 70 accompany the Burn.
side expedition.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. lS.-The Secretary Of
State has replied at some length to Senator Tes-
sender, Chairman Of the Committee on Finance,
requesting information regarding the Consular
system, and also the reason which induced the
creation of Offices and increase OF compensa
ton.
tary of the Treasury returned to his post yester-
day. One hour afterwards the Chief Clerk was
stricken down and is now dangerously ILL.,
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A Brilliant Manoeuver and skirmish.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE skirmish of Capt.
Russell at Bath was brilliant affair. He had
been detailed from Gen. Kell3s command with
two regiments OF infantry and two squadrons Of
cavalry, aud was stationed at Bath. On the
approach Of Gen. Jackson, in command of 5000
or 5000 rebels, his scouts gave him notice.
He was six miles from the Potomac river. lie
took the infantry out about two miles and post.
ed them rs skirmishers in a dense wood The
cavalry was left to engage the advance of the
enemy. An exchange of shots was the conse.
quence OF hesenemy's advance, under Turner
Ashley, of guerrilla notoriety. Tley came on
and fell into the ambush. Capt Russell lost
seven horses and kept eleven of the eneny's
and retired with his whole force across the Po-
tomac, with the loss of only two men, who were
drowned in crossing. This is considered one of
the most brilliant maneuvers in the war.
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SLAYER Captured.

NEW YoRK, Jan. IA a letter from St. He
lena reports the capture by British gunboat Of
the slave bark Lyra of New York, with 1875 ne
groes on board. Another is supposed to have
got clear with 900 slaves.
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Naval.

NEW YORK, Jan. lS.-The transport Patap-
SEQ from Boltimors, reports having passed on
the 18th OF Cove)Point, portion Of Burnaide's
expedition. Also the same day OF Cape Hem
~, passed two steamers, each having schoon.'
er in tow, coming east Of the Capes, all bound
south. The transports Baltic, Cahawba, Em.
pire City and Marion, sailed to-day for Port
ROYAL
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n..,-esave Fire ae Me0reeor.

NcGsssoa, Iowa, Jan. 1.-THE 6re Yesterday
moaning destroyed Norths dry goods store,
O'Bsien's grocery, Giles jewe'ry store, AcNsh,s
liquor store, Turner'S clothing store, Bowens
cabinet store, City Hotel, and several otnes
buildings Stock mostly saved. Total iosa
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ArnaeA ContrahanAl..

WASHINGTON, Jan. IAN officer here, and
who was ia the fight at Newmarket Bridge, will
make affidavit that 80 armed negroes. fanked
by whites, formed the centre, and that they
fought better than their fellow soldiers.
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Not AUTHENTICATED,
From the Upper Potomac

FREDERIok, Jan. 1.-The report is not an-
thenticated that Jackson threw several shells
into our lines at Hancock, yesterday.
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Late from Halteras.

FoRr MoNRoK, Jan. 10, via BALTIMORE, Jan.
1.-THE steamship Spaulding arrived from Hat
teras Inlet this morning. She brings no news Of
interest. The enemy had not made their ap
pearance since the 9th Of December. 5s
On the gath Of December there arrived In an
open boat from Roanoke Island 10 contrabands
On the day before the Spaulding left five slaves
arrived from Plymouth who had been i've DAYS
on the voyage. They say that they we're fred at
rs they passed Roanoke Island. They also re-
port much privation among the people, s'
The soldiers at Hatteras are conducting an
adult school for the instruction Of the negroes
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Freu.a KeneuelEy.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Democrats ad,
vices this afternoon corroborate the accoun 8
received via Cincinnati of the disbandipg or
Humphrey Narshall's Rebel forces near Paints.
vile. No further particulars. /,
The Bowling Green correspondent Of the
Journal, At Paducab, Jan. 9Th, complains bitter.
~ Of the treatment Of Union men there By Fed.
eral General Smith, and demands his immediate
removal. ~,
Rumors prevailat Lebanon that the Federal
troops have taken two steamers proceeding M
The Cumberland river with munitions or ~.
clothing and pr0vlaious for Zollicoies's forces
Locality Of seizure not stated.
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Fareing Heard.

(. FeEDERlcx, Nd; Jan. ll.--No further advices
have been received from Romney.
Heavy and irregular fireing was heard in the
direction Of shArpsburg this forenoon, the cause
of which Ia unkEQNn.
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s.. Lours. Jan. ls.--The Republican learns
hat cx. Senator johnson Of No, u IN rfice
camp with . commiesion from the ConseoeIs !.
Goyernment to raise regiment Of reeeis 70
his State. so l.ss9-5 s,s.s.s..s.ls.L X wa 81
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HssSe seoeueo - -. Oo0eRan
WAsAIHofos, Jan. ia ssparti 4 - asS.s
~ b believed, that Secretary Co., ~
rigned, and that Hon. Edwad II G1.ss...
NJ take NJ plaes. Il = ~ slaaod oAn r.
C6nrea uill y alpoiated 1iaisos = 1s6i@,
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SANDY Hook, JAN 1.-THE steamer Cham
pion, from Aspinwali, will be up at about l.45
Pm
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f6psiAl = nssilaGasa naet-1se1 L.. ~
4 Des Mossn, Iowa. Jan. iA-DolA Hssees 81
Ne I<sIllassrs nes q tvs stloek. :. \. ts-aay.
n ne S1nstc ~ slecsioa = pstmansnt olaesss
sesalsed = follows: Lssst Davis. II kascaiins.
u shs love Firus, Chief Clerk; D. ]. Cue, q
Cedar, Assistant; 8. B. Hewitt, Of Wright. En-
crossing Clerk. and N. McCrsa, 81 Lee. ENROLL
ing CLERK. The remaining officers viii Be elect
ed Tomorrow.
Ii the House R. D. Kellogg Of Decatur. vas
elected Speaker pro. tenn; Charlie Aidfich q
HAMILTON, Chief Clerk and Geo. Nay Of Ma
rion, Assistant. A caucss for permanent On.
GERS win be held to night.
DIS Nouns, Jan. 14.-In the Senate to-day
Judge Edmonson Of Jasper, was elected Ser
gean,rat.arms, and John bennett, Of johnson
Door.keeper
The Governors Message was received and
read.
House prominent officers arc ss follows:
Hon. Rush CLARK, Of Johnson county, Speaker
Chas Aldrich, Of Hamilton, Chief Clark Geo
Nay, Of Marion, First Assistant; !. F. Brown
Of Hardin, Engrossing Clerk; Edmund lager, Of
Lee, Enrolling Clerk Edward Coulter, Of Linn
wounded At Springfield, Sergeant-at-Arms; Jno
Patterson, Of Muscatine, Door Keeper.
The Assembly have ordered 1000 copies o.
the Message in English. and 4, 600 10 German.
The official vote for Governor and Lieut.. Gov
ernor will be canvassed tomorrow At ten o'clocl
A. NJ, in presence Of both Houses.
Hon. John A. Kasson, First Assistant Pos
Master General, arrived here tonight on . visi
Of few days, in connection with Iowa mai
facilitica
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Dis.p,,barkcd.

BosroS, JAM l0.--In consequence Of orders
from Washington, the troops Of Gen. Buffers
division, on board the steamer Constitution,
have been disembarked.
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From Western virginia.
FREoERIcK, Nd, Jan: 10-It is reported thet
Gen jackson is before Romney, with the inten-
ton OF making an attack on Gen. Kelley.
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ent.
The State Department. has advices that the
pirate Sumter was in the harbor Of st. PIERRE
Martinique, on December 22d, the Ironquois was
a league off the harbor waiting for the Sumtsr's
egrcss.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE King Phillip came
up from the Lower Potomac this morning and
reports meeting the Pensacola between Mount
Vernon and Fl Washington, bound down.
The fog was 30 thick that the Stepping Stone
was obliged to lay OF Alexandria till this morn
ing. At noon she again started to run the rebel
blockade
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Edward Everett ON tho Commencement
Of the War..RAoW the C0nsplfators man.
aged lt..rhe AtrOclly OF tho Bomb
unNAmt 6Af RnpH Amupn tar. FtEagEF
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DENTISTS.
EXTRACTING TEETH WITH,

Those In need Of Dental services v am md Us st the
"a stand ON yeaereon Street over arper Shoe etcre-
4seth Geld and dayer RleA Ass "a OAsoplaic Pre-.
The natural eesth allied . preAryethelr beauty and
Hak go - esas ia1S ianes, saa Warranted.
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Is Per Cent.

esq than those houses that held on to their goo1s
and to prove that this mere assertion he quotes the
prices OF the following articles
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From, Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l0.-Eforts arc being
made to establish Bureau for supplying and in.
specting clothing for the army
Those Senators absent to-day when the vote
was taken to expell the Missouri Senators would
have voted for expulsion if they had been pres
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S r T
Largest Stocks of Dry Goods

And has been able to 90 on East and purchase at thu
clearance sales, one OF the
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The primary object Of this division is to
arrange the County into convenien. dis
tric.s for holding examination classes, one
of hich will be held previous to the
CONNIE ncement Of each Summer and
Winter term in each examination district
and conductd bv the Superintendent. in
a series Of written andoral questions upon
The branches required to he taught in
Common Schools The written questions
will be uniform throughout the County,
and the answers to the same, will he re
ouired in writing. Due notice of the
time and plac5 for holding each class will
be given and every person wishing TO
teach District School in this county,
will be expected to submit to an examna
ton in one Of such classes previous 10
commencing their school.
In no instance will certificates be given
to applicants until they have passed tho
rough and satisfactory examination in h
regular class unless good and sufficient rea
sons shall appear why the rule should DO
disregarded and the examination conduct
ed in some other manner.
The system Of organizing Teachers As
ISOLATION. in each town in the county is
recommended bv the State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction Wherever this sys
tenn has been carried into practice the re-
suit shows that the frequent meeting to-
gether of teachers for exchange Of views
in regard to their profession snd for dis
custom of the different systems Of School
Government has been simple, pleasant,
and efficient means of advancing the best
interests of,he Common Schools would
therefore recommend that the Teachers in
each town of the county form themselves
INTO Town Teachers Associations rs seen
as practicable, holding such meetings at
the several district school houses in the
town, once At least IN each district during
the present term. Associations should
meet on Saturday, the teacher in whose
district it is called for the week continu
ing The school Cor the day, emitting por
ton of the usual exercises, and the mem
bers of the Association filling the remain
der OF The time by discussions DC,
The County Superintendent will meet
with ono Associa,iation each week, endea
voting to be prescn; at one in each Ex
animation District during the winter.
B.J. VAN VALktNBURGU
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Circuit Cour.--ManitoVoc Colnty,

Hem, A. Huntington Philip Wadssorsh. sd
Calvin &. Parks, against Obadiah IL rirtt Ths
State Of Wi,con,in t, tho shovs named Ds'eni-
ait:
YOU are hereby suRmoued aud repaired {,
sn,wer The c, MP Amt in this sctup Which 10 hei
i'll the Off e of the Clerk of tn, Circut e ,urt,
county of Aa'iiowoc, At the Court Hnu.- in
Ma'itoSoc, and to serve n copy of your sn- Ger
t. the said complaint on thr suoscvib-r. 81 ny
office in The vii ,gs Of u 4nito~0c within twenty
DAYS after the service OF this SUNNI. ~ on you.
exclusive o. the day OF such service; aud il sas
fail to answer the said complaint " thin tie .ms
aioro'4ii, tho plsinnT- in this nciion will sks
jldg ment against yor for the surn Of Two hund-
rrd aud uineteen dollars ard twenty Ave e.nts,
with interest on one hui.d red aud eikhy al shs
IS 100 d liars thereof fr..m tie lB,l, day Of
March one thous I'D Ugh. huadre AID sI,v
Witness, the II ,nor,be D,v.d Tsylnr JIdgs
Of the Circuit Cnnrt ter sd'i county OF AA,itn-
w,c: hi. 10 diy oi December III ,hs Ns,t ere
thoui4ni eight han 'rrd .nt sky rus
GEO Rec 7 Is At,'y.
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IL The Herald IS getting uneasy
again, and wants 10 know if we are cap
tain Of the MEAGuER Guards To which
We reply that tile people last fall elected
Us Captain Of the Democracy. and assisted
Us in = cleaning on: lie whole Abolition,
oatinet, Republican, rag tag-snd bob tail
party commanded by the two notorious
gWtrti}as, Gen S. w. SMITH, and Corporal
c. w. FITcn. The loss was great on
their part, and the wounded have not ye.
recovered. a. will he seen by the squirming
in Yesterday Herald Call again, neigh
hor,
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RE7URN OF CAHl. ScHuRz. THE BOSTON
Courier makes on a bali coulsn leader
on the return OF Gail Schuz, onr Minister
20 the Cour, OF Spaia. The Courier sup>
poses that Mr. Schnrz has taken occascun
10 offend the Court to which he WAS ac
credited, and having been thus successful
in creating trouble abroad, returns to create
trouble at home. Mr.. Schurz it was said
in the rumor, WAS 10 take command in
the Union army on bis return, and the
Boston Courier question, hi. ability, calls
hm Western stump speaker, and 4 rabid
sedition monger. who hares the Govern
nent. Ht{wuukee Sentinel
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crf0 = Sale.

S st- Of WISCONSIN, CIRCUIT Curt, Mani;o~o c
COMFY.
A,trod Sn'th aid Il r Sn,th, Admir- i.,ra.
tors 81 ~. a. Daniel Sm,,h, d-ct as 4
gain La.ri-tar Ds'n"r, Aln-di 4 ID mon,
hrs a"', a,d W'!'as, FiHs.er. Judgment o
a "cio ar s,l..
| : viz u. -. d ?mr.utrt 10 Judgment rer
l de9,d -,ii Cur IL III above .niiil. d &C
tor, DARED D,t,s'r'r 90 Il, 1861, | stat. expo.
for gale a III At Iu'l e auction, a. the Cur
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1882 WYNAS MURPHY,
Sheriff Of Xani,owoc rvun,y Wiscupsin
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