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Death of c. plain Acker.

GEORGE L OrIs, Esq, received last eve'
ming a letter from his brother, Lieut.. e. A.
OTIs, in which it is stated that Captain
AcKEs was shot in the head by the first
volley from the enemy, after his command
had got under fire.
Captain ACKER was in command of q
company of the 10th regulars, in Rosseau's
brigade, and McCook's division. This d.
vision came on to the field the second day.
We extract the following account from the
Cincinnati Gazette, of
M'CooK's ADVANCE.
Meanwhile McCook, with as magnificent
regiments as ever came from the Army of
the Potomac or from any army OF voluns
teers in the world, was doing equally we'll
toward the centre. His division was ham
died in such way as to save great efusion
of blood, while equally important results
were attained. Thus the reserves we're kept
as much as possible from under fire, while
those in the front were engaged. Thus the
lists of killed and wounded will show that
while as heavy fighting was done here as
anywere on the right or centre, the casual
ties are fewer than could have been expect
ed.
1t would scarcely be interesting to pros
long details where the course of one divis,
ion so nearly resembled that of the others
But let me sketch the close. An Illinois
battery, serving in the division, was in i'm.
miDent danger. The 9th Indiana was Or
dered to its rescue. A rapid rush, close
musketry firing, no need of bayonets here
battery is safe. The enemy are to the front
and rig ht. Another volley; they fell again
Another voiley yet once more the lated
colors drop. There is fatality in it; so the
rebels seem to think, at least, as they
wheel and disappear.
And then Rosseau's brigade is drawn Oft,
in splendid style as if coming in from pa
rade, conscious of some grand master of re-
views watching their movements. SO t-ere
was-the rebel general. AS be saw the
brigade falling back be pushed his forces
forward again. Kinks brigade advanced
to meet them, coming out OF the woods into
an open field, to do so They were met by
a tremendous fire which threw battalion
of regulars in front of them, (under Major
Oliver, l Think into some confusion. They
retire to reform, and meanwhile down drops
the brigade fat on the ground. Then as
the front is clear they spring up, charge
across the open feld--never mind the fall
ing--straight on, on to the woods under
cover, with the enemy driven back by the
impetuous advance. And now be rallies.
Fierce musketry firing sweeps the woods.
They advance--thirty rods, perhaps, when
the 10Th Indiana gets into marsh, and
falls partially to the rear. Heavier comes
the leaden hail. 29th and Both both fall
back fifteen or twenty rods /; they rally
and advance again they are hurled back ;
again they start forward and this time
come in on the vulnerable points. The en-
envy fees. Colonel Waggoneris 18th ID-
diana comes up to the support, the enemy
disappear, fresh troops take their places,
and for them the fight is ended. might
describe similar deeds of Willich's and Har-
risoa g regiments, but, "from one, learn ALL. .
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CTATE OF MINNESOTA DIS

NJ TRICT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COUNTY Or RAMSEY.
In the matt r 4 the application of Andrew j. Whit
ney an solvent debtor be disc6ar ed from his debts
pursuant 10 chapter 49, of the Public Satu OF Mime
Notice is hereby given tha. order has been made
by the Hcn f. o. Palmer ud said court, requiring
all The creditors OF the said Andrew Whitney,
cause before the said Judge, at his cha bers the
Court House, III he ciy Saint Paul, in
said county, on Saturday the twenty eighth day
OF June, 1862 at ten O'Clock A. Nj, at pecial term
OF SAID Court then ard there be holden, why an as
slgnment OF the saio isolyonts estate fhould be
made and lie discharged from bis debts. pursuant the
above reced chapter, and directing hat notice of the
cOne1ts oil the order be published IN the Pioneer and
democrat" newspape printed ana publ he'd at The
city OF Saint Paul. lin said county, the Of
mept OF said State. al lea IT once in each week
successive weeks before the day there for
said C editors TO show afor: aid.
the time OF the first publication of this notice is the
9Th day of April, A. D. 1882,
December II, 1861.
ANDREW j. WHITNEY,
apIl-wlOw Petitioner, resident in st. Paul, MINI.
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BURBANK'S COLUMN.
1867. IMPORTANT 1862.
To Shippers F.!


j. Q. Sc II .C.BURBANKS 1:CO..
Having been constituted sole agents at St. Paul for the
LA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD,
also for the
LA CROSSE AND ST. PAUL LINE OF STEAMERS,
would respectfully call your attention to the superior
advantages offered by them over any competing line.
THROUGH CONTRACTS WILL BE GIVEN TO ALL
POINTS EAST
All claims for overcharges and damages will be set.
led upon presentation.
Wewill also have the Agency of Davidson's Line of
Steamers the Minnesota aud Upper Mississippi River.
The LA Crosse and Milwaukee line, receive and for.
ward all freight free of Warehouse charges at St Paul
Merchants who design visiting the East fer goods will
please give us a call and obtain full particulars.
JC.& c.. BURBANK 4 co.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF RAMSEY, DISTRICT COURT SECOND

OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
DISTRICT.
John R. Allen, John T. Meore and Matt. j. Haden
partners under the style and firm of lien Moore
Haden," Plaintiffs against Edward w. Jack, defend.
ant.
Summons.
The State of Minnesota to the above.named defendant
Edward W. Jack.
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in the above entitled action, which
complaint, you hereby notified, has been this day
filed with the Clerk OF said court, at his office at the
Court House. in the city OF ST. Paul. in the County of
Ramsey, in the State of Minnesota and to serve copy
Of answer to the said complaint, the subscrib.
err, at his office, in The city OF Saint Paul aforesaid,
within twenty days after the service of this summons on
you, exclusive OF the day of such service and you
hereby further notified that you fail to The said
complaint within the tin Tesad, the plaintiffs this
action will take judgement against you for the
TWO thousand ninety and 60lU0 dollars 49, 095 co,
with interest on the of seven hundred forty three
and % dollars S143 30 the rate OF per
since the 18Th day OF September, A. D. 1861 also
with in crest on the further sum OF seven hundred forty
three and 100 dollars 743 22) st the aforesaid
since the I'D day of September A. D. 1861, also with
int rest the fur her of six hundred nine and
10 100 dollars (Sf09 49, at The rate alo esad since the
S0h day of September A. d. 1861, besides the dsburse
mentS of this action.
Dated, st. Paul Minnesota February llh, 1862
AUGUSTUS Il. CAPELHAKT, Plaintiffs Attorney.
feb2Ow6w Residing at ST. Paul. Minnesota
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TONY FRIENDS AND PATRONS.

Having engaged my services to the Messrs j. G. L
81. c. Burbank e Co corner If Levee and Sibley sts
Imay be found in the Wholesale Grocery Depart
men where it will adord me pleasure see my old
custome once more.
We shall have large and we'll selected stock Of
goods, usually kept in line, hand which re.
spectfuy you examine before purchase ng else
where. hope to merit for the house portion at Ieas,
of that patronage have heretofore so literally be.
slowed upon me.
mh7 A.. l.. LARPENTEUR,
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The Roads are well stocked with frs, Glass Horses,
Concord Coaches, with careful snd experienced Div
re, all under the control OF competeni Agents.
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1861. WINTER 1862.
ARRANGEMENT!
MIN N ESOTA STAGE CO.,
CARRYING THE
n orthwest'n Express
AND
THE UNITED STATES MAIL.

p-oprietors:
J. O BURBANK l. CO., JNO. l.. MkHRIA&
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P6O aseer and I'D G s1l O rat.

A mammoth sheet, Is. pages)-forty- eight
columns of reading matter
The New York herald., 1862-02-15
uullON SALE or REApY MADE CLorHING.

DANlEL A. MATHEWS, UCTrONEER-SALEsROoM
~ No 7QNasshu street. between Fulton and Jonn
Fousehola Furniture Carpets, Mirrors, kc.-D A MA
YhENs win sell this cay saturasy al io O'Clock at his
Household Furniture, viz, Pailor Chamber Suits
Brusscl threeply and other Carpets ses as
ready
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GALE OF sTEREoscopEs, Views Sc
Al lAL AMNERs AZ EAIRCIlIrA.- A LTIONEERS

viii sell, at their ssiesro IA, IS Nssaan street,
This day tss,urday) Feb 5 at l. oeccs rae rnd choice
assortment Of -ereoscopes, pa aud RED Views cards
and glass portfoios, and vare. Fancy Goods too
mention.
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AUCTION NoJICE.--M DOUGHTY, AUCTlONEEH.
II viii sell his day az 10Y O'Clock, saesroom. So sal
street Bousehold Furniture consisting and Vel
vel Carfts. Olciohs Pier Glasses booNcaseg Por suits
Ieteafees, So.ss Centre Tables =. ming Tables
Yiuing Chairs Dressing Bureaus Washstands,
Bsr Ma rerses, Feather Beds. Lounges lkc., dc
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SALES AT AUCTION.

MB CHAPMAN & 90. AUcrIoSEEss.--MAd' ;
sss ess. ass'" I s NJ 4 ws. s ss .S 70 T. &c s
,he largest ami rhesi assortment
sns osssSsd even 1ssss sssrs Pso" s ~ cey
sre Tasss Etsesres Bosesse Eaea 'ss csb nets AZ
..s Bon1ss. Oh Pantnes artists ssyres and
Embroldered Lace Curtains Pier aAnle Mlr7rs Brp
T.s as ca. s.nSf: . a .d # sass
4ss Bedsoea rosewood and maaos., Dress ag Bureaus
Gesses, Chairs sofas. Tables Ciocts Mirrors Blankets,
SitasS Furniture deposits Of all pupchassls
"A ,sRoWsE wii sell. this day Fc6 Is atiljs as,ss,
IurRare eenssng OF mahogany AM blacl walnut French
sbos s, oeses s .sAslnf snf EaFe % marble oP s
hogan marble TOP sideboard marble top Centre Table,
suits IN reps scS walnut Suit IN 6r eoA.
ne.sa segs 'fNs rau oval st Mirror srty rse sns
Soses aed hook aaes HatscEs Oh PaotIs, One Railing
ips. oS's Ss Life q i I D.y ss' ''' - N'
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE
s Ssrp,s m .aG The tradehe m eesln fntare Of h ne
day. ~ clock precisely te residence 1872 wAvsrey
satng black wainu. Parlor slls, overed in velvet
reps ,nG aa'rs'osl; fanoios, Lbra Book.ase Corner
steads Essss,s Washstipds Hair Msttresscs BEDS ana
goaBeds Lounges Chains Rocsers Gu ans, O css Vases
Mrors uars see Table, Tea and S.ensioa r4s Glass
one barri qf onr. small quantity Of Wines Liquors.
AUCTION NoJICE--M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEEH.
II sell his day, at log. O'Clock, saesroon, So sau
street bousehold Furniture consisting Brussels and Vel
xei CARROTS O.coths Pier Glasses Boo cases ror suits,
Teteafees, Soes Centre Tables, E.ens!op ming Tables
Mining Chairs, Dressing Bureaus Wasnstans. Bedead,
Bsir Ma rerses, Feather Beds. Lounges DC, &c.
UC1ION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING
"A Piece Goods. &c-A NJ CRiSrALAi, auctioneer viii
sell Monday. February H. p CLOCK, % Bowery
large Clothing, the sto * tsic
prising ne six S0ve and silk line yestugs, black
0Oeskns, Cassmeres Iinings
coin, X,
Goats; doeskn, cloth oasmere and satlnet
PANTS foe velvet Cloth silk and satin Vests,
and patterns aud large and raj assortment
che ne numerous to meaton also 80 be= Coton Bats
a
DILL ARI, TABLES, 6C--S. Il J. BOGART, AUCTION
ID eerA win sell Neniay Feb. H. II o'clock NJ 32
three marble slate
Fables SaagYe make, with Pheans pstcnt cushions vita
balls cues markers complete Also Bar Fixtures
Arn chairs. sofas Lounges, &C. N BSae positively
Gor cssk.
nANIEL A. MATHEWS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IL No. 70 Nasshu street, between Fulton
Mouseho.a Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, sc-D A. MA
THEWS win sell this cny saturday, IU1a O'Clock his
saesroom, large assortment of and second hand
Household Furniture, viz, Parlo and Chamber Suits vel
vet Brlscls hree-py and other Carpets Bookc So
Chairs, French plate Mirrors &c, Catalogues now
ready
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AFC$ENENrS,
z CaAIhcokf f'Wff TyfTT1Tf -
W CDNPLETE sUCCEss
STANDARD COMkDy tss ..rt
PRODUCED HERE
~ 70 ngir, SIfuKVAf "a. H.
VII bf repeated Ms. Csniyres lye act come
y $50 issplab,y sfe SeG5 ercwasd And delighted audi
WOMAN
~ the authoress Of ~. Busy BODY "a Bold ske fpr
WIFE dc, given with
,., NEN SCENERY. by lsherwood;
NEN HAtIrNAIl CusTu MES. W Flanfy and Assistaats
supported oy tae follow ug popuiAr ar.sts -
Lesser NAlihck
I",.ei DfiH'n Charles Fisher
Jtt Ft" aher 10 Ni0 ant MI. Geo. holland
Don Lopez Gather 70 Don nFelSj............Sr Browne
Gibhei tse.yaat 10 Coionel Briton) .... Mr. Morton
ishtdo tserTant 10 Doa Felix) ...........M Young
MI iATa
L.. N Pa de
10 na Nirsnt Mrs. Hoey
ts eta lsisrr FIedefck " ifeur!nnes
Flora. NJ
MISS
ope'a'e selections oy lhe orces,rs conducted By NJ.
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4 AURA KEENE'S THEATRE
IA THE WORLD FAMOUS COMEDY
Is received nightly VITA
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER
UNCEASiSG APPLAUSE.
EVBRy NIGHT Till FURTHER NOrTCR
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
0UK AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
WIN the following powerfc u cast
Asa Trcnchard live Yankee Mr.. John T. RAYMOND
Lord DndreaIy Mr. Levick
n,s Peters
Ale Murcotj ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j NJ -toddar,
Sir Edward Trench Narione
Fred Vernon. II - nalv
aps % ,yc buos ciardson
Billy
Dllon
...su
Florence rrenchard rd................ Mrs j. n Alien
mary Megedn Mrs Chsnsrsu
Augusta Miss lone Burke
Ge0rgiana Lotty uotSb
MIS- houutchessingion Mrs NARROW
Sharpe Mrs Dillon
Skillet. Miss Eva
In active preparation and viii shorty be produce new
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Sfoele.
MONDAY,
IN answer TO the extaord number demands
box ofA,e for IT. repetition, the
ROAD TO RUIN
viii be acted with sts
UNIQUE AND P0wEaFUI. CAST
TUESDAY,
the highly popular comeay ot
SEED THE PLOUGH
Due notice VIII be giysn atoms OF
she soops 70 Conquer, Cure tor me Heartaohe Love
Tor Love-, Schoi for Scandal f" L0nd3n Assui aiee
Town NJ Country ard . Irsh Heiress.n
Box book open.
HoriCh-Doors open att Performances at ~
AZ terminate before n. ~
faMly ctrc'G .-......... 25c Orchestra stsl1g ri
Boxes and parquet.. 5lc Private boxes 7
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EDWARD scHENCK. AUCTI0NEER
NJ SIfpEER HDIIsEHOI.D EIJRNITITpy


~ SUPERB HOUS EHOl4D FURNITURE
By EDHARD SCHENCk, this day, Feb. l5 NJ ii O'Clock
~ his sassrpors Nos i55 IS, Broadway the
elegant Of first class Furniture offered
comprising elegant rosewood Parlor Suits in
engs; BLACK walnut Library ana Dining Room Suits
oupert ROSEWOOD cornered Bedstea Bureaus Wash
stands and Ccmmodes ditto in biack walnut nnshcd in
euerb rosewood and black walnut Giace and Wad
fobes elegant and Lbrar B1okcasee superb
ble top Etegeres and Bullets Extension rosewood
BLACK walnu, Centre Tables Hall Racks Tables Chairs
Ind other elegant furniture
GEORGE COOK, AuCTloNEER. R.-MORTGAGE SALE
~ of very elegant Household Furniture by GEORGE
COOK, this day, at store l4 Broadway, II O'Clock
noved for being the finest stocBs
Of Furniture offered auction The catalogue viii
eain supen Paror Lorsfy and Dining Room Suits Of
nnd designs rosewood OF the style OF Louis
XIV also Secretary and Library Bookcases ace,
elegantly carved Sideboards Extension Dining Tables
perb ro-esood Bedsteais and Bureaus Lounges Chairs
Ac For particulars please which the
cice of buyers is respectfully called
TENRY Il. LEEDS. .AUCTIoNEER--HENRYH II LEEDS
90 viii sell al auction SATURDAY. Feb Is IL
O'Clock front Of 23 Nassau West
chester Coach and fourseal Rokaways good order
lind built Ia the substantial and lined through
out
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A PROVED MILITARY BOOKS.
~ Cavalry Drill with rs engraving. 25c.
ARTILLERY Drill with ~ engrayin3s, 25c
Array Manual for Oncrra ~.
Infantry Tactics, with 90 93engravngs 2r
90 school OF the Battalion, Zoc
DO complete, l37 encravncS S1G
j. W. FORrUNE. ~ Chatham street. N. V.
AAgs HAWKINS PAPERS CENTS cory OR rs
M cents wear Etiquette. Arts OF Beauty Courtne so-
80, aa".s orj na stores AMI many estins
n aay nnhke oh pNsfs. Publ AEON "rit" W WALSH st.
n yIJAT,, CURIOUS BOOK OF CITY woNBN-"--slS
rular and interesting sketches of tena charaa-T ~
t cy Sold FOR 10 CENTS mnied free for ts centshan
price Cloth blndng 80 pages, 70 -ngr wings -.
- n. 0AUNTr Publisher. 80 Walker street, up stnarn
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HENEy II LEEDS AucrIoNEFR- u

I1ENkY H. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
IL LEEDS co. will SCI! ut auction, SATURDAY Feb
H. ut l0 O'Clock, ct the saesroo % Nassau street, House,
hold .re Consisting Of Brussels and ingain Carpets
carved rosewood BedseRds rosewood marble Dressing
Bureaus nds. GIT frame Pier Mirrors oak and black
walnut Extension Dining Tables black walnut and oak
ble Baets mahogany Card Tables mahogany and black
walnut Bedseads black walnut sadpak Bookcsss mahoga
Chairs hair cloth black walnut Chairs nAbo
aany Breakfast Tables oak Lounaes In Leather pac
HAny Oe Desks, black walnut Standing Desas Arm aud
Easy Chag mahogany Qusrtce, hair Mattresses feather
Beds Bosters and Pillows mahogany Bedsieads iron Bed
steads China. Crockery and Glassware Iron Ware. &c
TOHN II BURLEY AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
- dar as O'Clock, ~ Canal street, bureaus Bed
eesds Chairs. Tables washstans Pier snd other Glasses
Sofas, Sofa Beds Lounges Hasands Wsrdrobes, Pictures,
Cottage Suits Suits in plush, Clocks Casters brussels
Treepy Ingram and Stair Carpets oiclo.bs Hair aud
other Mae PowA Bolsters Sheets Com Blan
kets thirty Kerosene Lamps China. Glass, Earhen and
Kitchen Ware. TO be sold without
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ASVhOLOdls
A sTouNDIsG CURES AND DDIyINArIoSs--IFIN IN ILL
yled .,.ss .s and xm"rep edeps oman
NJ Dean street. or Hoyt Broosiyn She ioreiels
events detects disease prescrIts remedies aud hns absent
friends. Business interviews. 10 cents medical 81.
A srOKIsHIrG.-MADAMB MORROW, SEVENTH
IA daughter, has gt OF foresight; cells now soon asc
how often YOU viii marry. and all you wish to know even
yourvery thoughts OF n9 pay Lucky charms free Her
equsl be found. Her Magic Image Is in TAU
ope atiou--lSf Ludlow stect, bciow Houston Price 81
cents Seniieinen not admitted
BONA FrpE ASTkoLDGfSr. THAT EVERY ONE
n can depcud on, s Nine WILSON, who tells the object
~ she tells the past
your ie aud you oi dangers, aud
b,lngs out tue most perous Undertaking.
nus stanton bakery Charges for
ladies and gentleman, % srntS
yy,IIE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs TUE
/ yoang sna accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris
,,hoan s. consulted with the confidence ali
ais r. tr: resores drunken and un athful husbands
mas secret make you beloved oy your hearts da and
brings iogeher those long separated Ladies - cents Ne
sdencc ~ Third avenue, above Tweith street
,uHF sIpsy PALNIsr AND AsTRuLoG1sT. MISS
SUBJECTS Lcy nfinbers rycr chafine iof love or
business Confd nal cticrs written. Ladies' 70 eeu.s
sentl'ntrn. 50 conisia 81
WHO WOULD NOT 90 WHERE FORTUNE Isf-Go
phetcs best o all be eScelsd Can be con
sed. personally OF by letter. on all affairs q nr eoncern
ra.r health wea,h and 40 AN iecaim drunken su1 un
faithful husbands Miss W. IS the ony pcrson 10 TITS city
good luc all business affairs guarantees Tor
fic Delay sut this nauray gifted and beautiful
reference. Can D her residences iOi Sixth avenue,
opposite Eighth street
L.. ~ VERY, NEAR BRoOAE sTREET--hADAME
100 NfnNER, Ciiivoyaut and gifted spanish lazy, un
vss ,ns u .rbe nsaoys sr a, dsessss vis ucs.
numbsss property Loaf or stolen, 40
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NEOCNr VERNON TAxES.--wsSA a NGrONyILLE.
M Feew God. Wakefield Central an W Mount vernon
&c due, and n paid IN lots will he sold
under law a. the Foartsrl Ward Hoiei
OF Grand aud Elizabeth sLrets Monday. February
~. JOHN YORhi;. Jnuc iai Collector
PETER 9; CoNNEi., sc,oo, co,l.cto,s
g. MILLER. Soh""i NonectuFS
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- y
three act Irish drama, by
LAURA REENE,
entied the
MAcARrU;
PEEP o. DAY,
Which will bo presented with powerful scenic
effects and cast OF extraordinary strength embracing
ALL THE PRESENT FAvORITES
OF the establishment, and IN which the
MIRA EMMA WALLER
Will make her first appearance here
NELLY BRADY CrHE BAN CAOINTHE)
THE EMACAEfuX... MR.. WALLER
Her hsr appearance since indisposop
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g 81 BcGARr. AUCTroNEERs.--rHIs DAY, AT l0Y
-. O'Clock, a. the auction rooms No. North Wtllain
areet Household Furniture consisting of sofas Book
Buresus Wsspsande Eedsteads esses Bedding LQo
Ing s,aFscs FSairs Ottoman c rTets. Qicahs, Kcheu
Furniture ,rrskery aud Glassware, oask Vinegar
OF ip, Die Harne he.
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nFFtcE or THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
" parry. - wai street, New Ynr, tepa..ry II. l,o2<
Notice hereby given tnat the Bos Oi have this
day declared Dividend OF ve t5 Of the
ings sst 'hres months, yabc az tic oil. Of tho
C,onpsny Thursday 10th inst. II e trans hooks viii
close h 18th and reopen the 2d inst Bv order OF the
Board. THEO. T. JOHNSON. Secretary
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-20
MORNING GLEADER
AnoIher TreasonabIg OrranlzalIon.


We have reliable authority for stating
that an armed band is now organizing
near Johnstown, Licking county, under q
Captain Dent the object Of which is 70 re-
sist the operation Of drafting A young
man Of delicate health, acquainted with
the facts, visited the city to-day, and called
upon one Of Cur physicians to obtain GER
tihoate Of disability in order 70 avoid join
ing the trsitorous gang. he states that
this Captain Dent makes no secret Of his
intent-that he goes through the country
armed and in uniform. The young man
alluded 70, before making this revelation,
on application fer the certificate, vas ask
ed II he intended Joining The Union army,
to which be replied No, by G. he was
for JET. Davis This brought a threat
from the physician, that were il not fer
his youth and delicate health he would
have him arrested We had information
before Of the existence Of reasonable So
oieties in licking and Delaware counties
but believed they were carried on in Sc
cret It Is fun time that this matter be in
vestigated, and the guilty party punished.
We stand ready, when called upon BY the
proper authorities, TO give the name Of our
author.
Since writing the above, we learn that a
similar band is in fun blow in this city
Capital CSty Fact