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The War Meeting.

Mn. EDIroE:--I attended var meeting a.
the Count Hon'e % saturday night. n hopes
that some practical plan would be devised .
an up the regimeat now forining AZ Terre
Hsa.e. heard. however. nothing but
speeches, and no suggestions about inc oes'
NODE Of giving impetus 20 volunteering
The meeting did not seem 70 take pfae''-
cal nrn. It's sudden adjournment, AFTER The
second speech. Afforded no opportunity OF
making motion Of any kind
wha, want 70 say Is this: AN too old
"a volunteer myself. ADD Ia this respect, am
Ike hundreds OF Others IN this community
But can do something 20 help aiopg What
seems = pressing necessity for more nen II
the field. That something am prepared 20
do. Many persons OF youth. vigor. aud pa.
trios:c impulses. would willingly assume the
life and honors Of a soldier. but are deferred
from volunteering BY the condition of their
domes,ic and family arrangements. But to"
men are disposed 10 leave the dear ones at
home" unprovsdei for. and as thirteen dol
lars month "a totally inadequate Tor That
usruose. there must lie some other aud forsh-
er provision made for them. This should be
done BY citizens who have and can spare the
means ior their support, While the head OF
the family l. absent in the service OF the
Nation This duty seems TO me aplain one
and viii govern my conduct II the follow ine
plan shall meet the approval OF others situa
ted like mpsslf
/ propose to be one OF hundred whS
shall subscribe and paw one hundred dollars
and thus make up a fund OF $40. 900. or o
CITY. sho shall subscribe and pay one hun
dred dollars. and thus make up fund
& 0oG The same 10 be used for the sup
nor, al ,he families OF those who mas joil
and accompany one of the volunteer Com
panies now forming In this county. the sam
60 be disbursed by Committee selected b.
the subscribers, or BY one Of the county OH
GERS. as may be deemed best. sf
lam quite satisfied that some such plan
this would work, and give Vigo County
share of the troops called for at once
There are surely one hundred persons !
this city who can and will act on this sugges
ton. Ii that il too many, are there nc
6ffy Itwould be shame TO say there VI
not. believe the highes, number could
obtained, and fund Of $4,000 would civ
70 each private, with a family. the comfor
: able assurance that the children would NJ
suffer in his absence.
You can have my name. Mr. Editor. an
the siOO will be at she service of the Con
mittee whenever one hundred Cor even fifty
. subscribers are obtained 70 this plan.
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We publish this morning communication
FROM one OF our Oldest and wealthlest ci'i-
zens. ia regard TO raising means 20 maintain
the families Of those wishing 10 volunteer N
our army. The suggestion made BY our cor
respondent il most excellent. and Ne trust
the plan will At once be adopted, and before
the sun seta to Sigh, the 900 viii be sub
scribed lie. yIgo cOunty be foremost IN
the work Of filing up the fist Regiment. and
1T the gallant eth District be the first TO put
Ter regiment in the field.
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TuE War Meeting on Saturday night vas
very large. and the greatest determination
was exhibited to make up the list Regiment
Immediately. Col. THOMPSON made one OF
the ablest and most eloquent speeches Of his
life. lie was pleading the cause Of his
country and every word uttered come from
his heart tie was followed by WILLIAM
Mack. Esq. in most thrilling speech OF
half an hours duration. The hall was sci
in motion and vii be kept rolling until the
list Regiment IS ready for service.
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Tho reconstruction Of the gunb oat Esesx,
which was disabled at Fort Henry Last win
ter. has been completed at st Louis. She
has been Heightened forty feet, her machine
~ placed below the water line, her case.
mates raised from six and hslfto seven
aud a half high. and she has been thorough
" repaired throughouL Her officers clais
that she will be more effective and durable
than any other boat built in the West. Her
armament consists of three nine Inch aud
one ten-inch Dahigren shell guns. two fifty
Founders FAed Dahlgrens. ono large thirty
two-pounder, and one twenty four FOUNDER
boat hovit7er. She Is commanded by Cap
tain " ID. Porter enI ~ff. ff
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s BUFFALO isfurnishing ali excellant example
TO the other large cities of the state. Its
corporation has voted eighty thousand dol
lars TO raise regiment forthwith. every re-
cruit of which receives seyenty-five dollars
bounty the moment he u sworn in. This Is
an excellent plan, and if generally Initiated
by the cities, towns, and county organiza-
tons of the Empire State. will put our quota
into the field before September next Mayor
opdyke suggestion for meeting is good
one, but. after all. the promise of a bounty
by the corporation will do more TO fill up the
new regiments.-N. Y. World
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PRrScE DIX JorvnLr. accompanied by his
nePhews. the Count De Paris and Due De
Charities. visited Mrs Gen Mcclellan atthe
country residence Of DR.. Marcy, at Orange.
J.. on Sunday. They left the Breyoort
House at 10 o'clock in the morning. in an
open carriage. and spent the day in company
with DR.. Marcy and Mrs. Gen. Mcclellan,
who has been stopping there for the last few
weeks
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Seventeen rebel prisoners from Martins
burgh. Va, and that vicinity, arrived in
Philadelphia on Monday, and were taken to
the Provost Marshals Headquarters, in the
old Pennsylvania Bank Building. Among
the prisoners is a Second Lieutenant and an
Orderly Sergeant. The Lieutenant is very
anxious to take the oath of allegiance. aud
states that he believes he has beenin the
wrong. and Is now willing 70 fight as a pri.
vate IN the ranks Of the National army
Several ofthe privates expressed the same
opiuion
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HaRRRoS's BsR--This place, from whence
Gen. MeClellan's first dispatch from James
river was dated, was the birth place of Presi-
dent Harrison. The house in which he was
born is now within our lines, and is used as
n hospital. IL was the residence Of the
Presidents father, one of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence, for a number
ofyears. Its present owner, DR.. Powhatan
B. Starkc. is a rank secessionist, aud came
into possession Of the property by marriage
with Harrison.
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, THE grain shoyelers have most resolulely
determined to stop working in any way in
connection with the grain elevator and
al their meeting last night formed proteo.
tive society. calculated 10 prevent the furihes
use of the machines The grain fcrwarder:
have furthermore resolved that they can
do without the machines. and there the mat
ter stands up to last night 81
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A proof reader on the London Times re-
ceives an editorial salxrs bat has toiforieit
one guinea for every typographical error,
even q tuned letter, In each days impTes
sion. Ii he has marked il on the proof. the
eompcsitor who neglected 10 correct it pays
the forfeis
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CorsoN ~ CAIuoRMA.--The premium
offered by the Legislature Of California for
the best sample OF cotton raised in the state.
has caused much interest TO bo manifested
in the growth Of that staple by the farmers.
and the question j. now being thoroughis
tested
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The UnItad States irigate .Sgbine asFiTed
az New Loud0a on Sunday forenoon She
will stop there few DAYS with the intention
OF shipping men for service, aud then pro-
coed 10 visit the principel &c sports 90 New
England At the eastward.
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To prize schooner Rebecca was sold al
callowhill street wharf. Philadelphia. on
Monday. bringing 81 ,275, the prize schooner
Cora was also sold. She brought but S3l6.
Parts OF the cargoes of prize vessels were
sold: cotton bringing 10 cents the pound. and
salt from 60 10 20 cents the sack. -
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ksB - CALIFoExrs : Aiiatnt General
kibbe. OF California. recently declared that
company only. and that the llfst company
applsing should have them.
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Hos. L. ". Tnoaasox and Governor Aon
ROY viii address the people Of Putnam eoan-
" al Greencsstle. on next Saturday. the lsih
nat AZ II o'clock A.. n.
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CTATE Of Indiana, Nigo County, ss.
~ No. ls23-vigo Circuit Court. September term,
lss2-Johnaihan Resell -. Rehecca Rcsel-Petiiicu
f0r Divorce.
on this cay fo-~t, the sth day of July. A. lse2,
cones the Plaintiff by Monatt, Attorney, and
fge their complaint herein. also competent wit
nesscs' afhdsvif, shc~ing that fhe defendant is :
mn .-ssident Il the State u lndisns.
Notice l. therefore hereby given % fk~ said de-
feodant Of the filing and rsndency 81 this proceed.
ins and that the same VII be heard and detsrmin-
Ell Al he nsxt 1c-m II eur said Court. oomnepcins
on the Firsf Mondsy 81 September neat, A. y. lss7
Attest J. VI. BLAKE. Cierk.
fulyT6sf
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A Fr1L TnrssrEY.-Theeoan Of Placer.
California. owes but $50. whils she has Ia
her treasury. % the credit % TIE county,
40 .0S9.
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To know when to conceal our ability re-
quircs 10 small degree OF 4.
@TnE editor Of an eastern paper says that
many ofhis patrons would make good wheel
hOrses-ihey hoid back 2 well.
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wonder low soon 1eaets' .ce', -
Bauregard VIII be ssa'n 'oo'"s ss'A -
ava horn.--Isz- JoHr-
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T A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
IA Notice Is hereby given that VIII sell, at pub
lie auction on Thursday the It'll day Of August next
cornmencing at O'Clock A. N, at the residence OF
George Broadhurst. leie OF yigo county, deceased,
all Nj, personal property, not taken by the widow,
consisting of horses cows, hogs, wagons, corn, faf-
ing i'm pii nents, Bridge stock. merchandise, a..
A credit OF tselve moths will be given on All
sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his
note with approved security. waving valuation and
wK. EDWARDS. Adnr.
iulylldGw3w
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Fsnes bseins and Securing fssab
iishmfnf.

yNysIry cRArR AND cksHEERE sIAwIs.
w Sllk an weo.rn Dresses. also. 0<rtisnfh'-
Clesks Cleaned A. celctsd " afs classical 80
ce<s. g leok ffks nsw. =
Nshssa street hst~esn tks eszal sne - Lusfss
fans ssaxs s><nriet ~ Ne TN shap. lsp.Hsls
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Tug Unoondi.ionai Uaion Men. OF the 'tA
Congressional Da.rIcl rIll meet in Mass Con
.sotson a. the city of Tsrre- HaHts. on
Wednesday. Angus, 18th. for 'Ae purpose Of
-@lecting = candidate for Congress.
JOHN HANNA,
July 10. 1862 Chm uniOn EI. Com.
The Union papers throughout the Dist -
sill please copy the above call.
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The British iron clad frigate Warrior hss
made another trial and another failnre =
The Arabia's mails bring The partscu'Ar< OF
tbs event. ard apoiogirs sos me alfortsas
Of The ship BY stating that che a. N bad
trim. that her bottom ~ss f,sf ~ thkt heavy
rsia sss falling and he stat biewie, not
n mention ether drzuhacks ukich are
elA<sei aIsler he hes4 Of ~mincr disadran
sagcs New pipes have BEEN es.ed for
conxeying from The main deck % the b1ges
he leakage Which mlshs eater the ports
shsn fghtiag the gas n heavy vesshss =
Some sexenty tons a bricks ard csrsvtAr
have been buiis into the eettem % III sAiP
70 prsTeat re lcdrm<ni AMI cnureausnt
starpaiisE Of the biige ~Afer
~.~-4 $50
rSlox PArxa Ar Kxr ~rsr The kev
West Hsrsl6 = he tiile Of sfsnC , Z nlon
paper puhlsheI a Key West fery fe~
pagers have - mach oftbs conirorerstsl
eismcni n their oompos.t.on' Tie fress
type. etc. we're formerly used N the mabo.
ssctare Of rabbi e<sion sheet caiied The
Ne Il fA< cslt The paper as captured o.
vessel trting 70 Faa he blockade. and th<
composition = done bv @eldiers of the y ne
tiesh Regiment y w. ~
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DEp0RT OFTHE AUDITOR OF
~ yigo county. showing the amount received
and disbnrsesi ior the year commencing June Let
lSel. and endlns Nay Sit. A n ise2. lncIuslve.
EFCkIFEe.
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WOOL, WOOL

M MO Ies wooL wkxryp. al ~
NpstVVb stifs an r<< fss hssh<ss
49, fn'CssA a. NJ Lester Sssre< 81
- Ia Nsss ssrr<s. Ts~v> Hsrs>, las. -
uy1.M % 1. A. BURNETT.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Notice Is hereby given that the underslgued
has been appointed Acminis,gafof q The estAu Of
Gsorrc Brosdhurst, deceased. late q vigo county
and State Of Iadi@Da- The said estate = probably
solvent
NIX EDWARDS. Admir-.
rrrrs H.ute. July II. isc9. DIV
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q. WHEELER JONES. M. d

WOuhD RESPECTFULLY An
w neunce q the eitissns Of Teus usate and
vicinity that h4xing permansntly located "a theif
midst hefs prersfed % pracfice NedleiDc AEs1 Sur
gerry II all their branches.
once (Dr- PAfr icks old ofHce3 0hio Street. be-
tween 5fh and 9Th Streets. where a. may oe found
az ali hours shen not pFofessienally fngaEeslsf
-urazxcKss. 49, 49,
Irof. Wns- II. Byfofd. N. d, ca cago, ne.
rfof y. An<rews. a., s.s ["
Judge OAypool, Tsrfe Haute. Tod
( Rev. c. Bosd. -
Rsx. l. ;. D0naidsen,
N.K.TsyIJr, n. b. Bagsls Surgeon 1 $ Army,
julyltdsn
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FURMITURE.

FeH cufAFT Jku-daaz
+ II r. n ITU II Il
AFAH -oo TO
W. R.v II X -
Ea<< ~ Te~ye Haste He.se oct.du
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LEGAL.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
= that . writ o. Atlachment has been issned b
the undersigned. Justice ~ the Peace IN and for
fayeas Township, flgo county Indiana, IN tarsI Of
r. H. A JAMES, " afts. and against the goecs aud
chattels Of Chsr4es sllaat and The proceedings un-
der said AttschUent viii be heard Al ny ofare Ia
said Township, On SATURDAY. the eth day o. August,
lso a O'clock. =. r.. where all may attend that
rIrTRSGER, Up.
Ja'yllw3w
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URINARY ORGANS,
$50 MALE or FEMALE,
From whatever cause or ginafinr, and matter
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases u tbese organs require the q DluFstie
HEl.NBoI-D's EXTRACT BUCHU
Is TEE GRE AT DiURETiCf
And s certain TO have the desired effect In al Dss-
eases fOr which Il 10 recommended.
Evidence Of reliable and responsible character
viii accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
Prom 20 20 years standing,
with names knownto
sCIENcE AND PANE.
Price sl per bottle OF six for ss deliveries % any
address. Securely packed from observation.
Describe symptoms in all communications
Cures Guaranteed. Advice Gratis
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman q the
city of Philsdelpha, H. 7. HFfMB0I.D, Chemist, whs
being duly sworn. does say that his preparation
purely vegetable. IL. +. HEIEB0I.D
Sole Manufactures.
sworn and subscribed before ne, the ssd day e
Noscmecr. lisa. wh. .HInbARD. Alderman.
address Letters fer Information Ia CONFIDENCE 10
Mt HEINBOID.
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
lO4 South Tenth St. below Chestnut mi.
BEWARE OF COUNTEHfEBTs
AND uNPRINCIPIED DEALERS.
Who endeavor 20 dispose oy Tlrrrs ovs' and oFs-
rk' AkrTcLxs INVITATION srTsDtDrrI
Hslmbold's Genuine Preparations.
:. :. EstrAet Bnchu-
Improved Rose wash.
J.R' CUNNINGHAM. Pm. DoNSFIIY.
ALLEN FENCE, q. W. PATkiCK A. Co,
And all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HkiksolD's IAkf 30 oIhfh
AND Av0IDfMP0sTneN AND ExP0sURK.
March, 'G2dAwly
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UNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
sEcRKrNsY o. srArf,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE
ArprroE or STATE,
ALBERT LANCE,
rxEAscsrE OF sTATK,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY
ATTORNEY oExxEAE.
DELASAR. WILLIAMSON.
s-vxxrxrxxprsr on PUBLIC rssrncctioS.
JOHN !. MORRISON.
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0ur Loss in the Recent Battles

III tr. v aallngton' sept 81
ne ioAoRIng report Of the victory OF
Anl'e.ahl mas been forwarded to headquar-
'sIo q the army Of Gen. Mcclellan:
SharpsbuTo, Sept 29-1:30 p. NJ.
To lTa;. reo HgHs,k Genera7 in CHEF
n.
! have TIL honor 70 report the following
"a some If the results IF the battles Of
-So7tt Mountain and Ao.fetan. AT South
Mountain or loss was 443 dead, 1850
wounded. AID IS missing; total, 2.3T5
At Ante am our loss was 900 killed.
9.4IG wounded, AMI 1913 missing: total
I2,4G0 Total loss In tie tso battles 4
1911
The loss Of the rebels in the two battles
and as near as can he azcerfa7ned from 9th
er data, vii rot fall short Of The following
estimate:
Major Davis. Assistant Inspector Gene
raj, who sunariutands the bu-ia! of the
dead, reports aJ0u. 900 rebels buried
upon tie Geld u hus.atan bv our troops,
Previous 10 dis, however. tile rebels have
buried many Of their own dead unnn the
distant portion of tha Lafla fald Which
they OCCUPIED after the battle. probably al
Least 800.
Tie loss a the rebels at South Noun.
tain cannot be ascertained with accuracy.
but as our troops drove them from the
commencement Of the action, and a.
much greater number Of their dead was
seen on tie field than of our own men, il
is lot unreasonable to suppose that their
loss was greater than ours. Estimating
their killed at 500, the total number Of
rebels killed in tie two battles would be-
1000. According to the ratio Of our own
killed and wounded, this would make their
loss in wounded 1912.
As nearly as can be determined at this
time, the number Of prisoners taken by
our troops in the two battles will, at the
lowest estimate, amount to 5000 The
FIJI returns will no doubt show a Iaroer
number. ofthese about 200 are wound
eli. IaiE gives Us as the rebel loss in kill
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Circuit COurt-1saiiewos County.

OLIVER LANE, y. John T. Guyles. George
KIRK, and John c. Mills. The STATE of Wiscou-
sin to The ab0ye-uamed Defendants:
NOU are hereby summoned aud required TO
l. answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action, copy OF which is here
with served upon you, and u serve a copy Of
Your answer thereto on me, a. roy office in the
village Of Nanitowoc and State Of Wisconsin
within twenty days from the service hereof upon
you, exclusive ct the dar Of such service and Il
ye8 tan 20 answer - aforesaid the plaintiff viii
take Judgment against you for the SUM of One
Hundred and Four Dollars and Ten Cents slol.
lol With interest thereon lron the twentieth
day q March, leo2. AZ ten FER cent: a.sa for
tie gUm Of Seventy Three Do.lga a. Flay Eve
Gents ls5s55l with interest a ten peg cent
from .Ae arzt day Of November, ! sci.
L. e. ANDERSON, Pas ttt-v.
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MARRIED.

In the Catholic Church of Cenireyille.
on Sunday, the 2Sth of September, Mr..
JOHN CAREY, Of Newton, 10 Miss MAR
GARET MULHOLLAND, Of Meme.
Il will be seen by the above tina! one Of
our County Supervisors has united his des,
tiny with that Of one Of the fair daughters
Of Meme. We wish him and Ter all the
happiness and prosperity which tie world
can bestow.
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A REvoLUTIoN.-The proclamation Of
the President, threatening upon the frs,
day of January next to emancipate and
free all the slaves IN the states where the
rebellion shall then have the ascendancy,
is an act which marks an era not only in
America but in the history Of the world.
|. is the beginning Of revolution, which,
ii carried into fail effect, will be second to
none recorded in the pages Of history
Detroi! free Press.
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SINGER & CO.'S
LETTER ia" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE

VIZ all the Recent Improvements,
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rIFUL Of all Sewing Machines. This Ma
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OYercoat-anything from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down to the softest Gauze or Gossa-
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gather, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for a
great variety CT ornamental work. This
IS not the only Machine that can fell, hem,
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than any other Machine. The Letter "a"
Family Sewing Machine may be had in a
great variety of cabinet cases The Fold
ing Case, which is now becoming so pop
ular, is, as its name implies, one that can
be folded into box or case, which, when
opened, makes a beautiful, substantial and
spacious table for the work to rest upon.
The cases are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately finished as art can
make them
Send for a copy Of "SIsGEE & Co.'s Ga.
zETrE."
NJ. SINGER & Co.
ass Broadway, n Y.
Milwaukee Ofiice-17 Newhall House.
S. w. Smith, Agent in Manitowoc.
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TuE SrEyE Of THE LaTE B,rrlE.-The
battle Of +" Middleton Heights" or South
Mountain Pas" was fought in ore Of the
most beautiful sp0s.in Maryland. Tho
valley which stretches out between the
hills Of the Blue Ridge range forms an
opening into tie Cumberland region to-
wards Chamber burg. aul is described as
being very r-uaat.a and picturesque
From the lower chain Of hills opposite to
that which the enemy held, and over the
intervening valley. tie battle wac witness
81 by clyaau,a ta tie utmost safety. It
j SAIL .o have beea magnificent sight
f9r oas anil t@3 u..ss along the moan.
tain Tl4ecs ,he fash 1t Tire enemy. col
na'ns wa, r.a.4y visible. and when the
~. ~ ....at, y. aaaa.r.ng az the men
could ha easily - IN 10th sides. The
bayonet c'wge Il lie Ohio regiments
are 4e-critel leag gsry terrific and
grand
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SzaogEEs's sale.
CIrcalt CoHrt-1ianltaToc Ccgaty.
william II. Glover }
vs..


William II. Glover
vs..
Thomas Kennedy. J
10y virtue Of an execution issued from sail
ID Court, to me directed and dcliy cred, agains.
the personal and real property Of the above
named defendant, Thomas Kennedy, ! havJ
This day seized and levied upon al the right,
tido and interest which the said defendant had
in and to lots twelve - and five a. in thu
town riot Of L~ntviia, IN tie town Of Manto-
voc Rapids, county Of Aaa;tovoc, state Of lis.
conSi1, with the aprUrtersnces thereto bcloog-
ing, on the 9oh day OF May, y. D. 1862, or lie
may haye since acquired thereto, which said
right lille and interest Of said dcfendlrt, shall
expose for sale and sell al tho Court House, in
tl.c villa g. # AaniLow0c, on the G.h day Of Sep
tcmbor, \. >. 1862, at the hour Of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day, 10 sltI IS said cGecu-
ton together wish the expenses ofsain Dated
Shcrih's Office, Manlt0woc, July 8, 1852.
WYNAN MURPHY,
Sheriff OF Nantowoc County, VIE.
Gro. n. WooDIN, pllGs Atty
Tie above sale : adjourned 10 tie goth day
Of September, 1852, at tie Same hour and place.
hs:cI SEPT. 6, 1852,
VIVIAN MURPHY, Sheriff
by L. T. BLAhz, Under Sheriff.
GEO, y. WooDIN, Pi'1's Atty.
Tie above sale is further adjourned until Oc~-
tober Attn, 1862, at the same hour and place.
WYhAN MURPHY, Sheriff
By i T. BLAKE Under Sheriff.
Dated September I7th, 1862.