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Sheriff. Sale.

Circuit Comt-Aanitouoc County.
Herman Gilbert and John xashes against
william C. Chase, Nancy Proctor, Lucia Butler.
Harriet S. Procto., John G Proctor, howard A.
Nicoll and John B. d. Coss~ell.
DY virtue OF An execution issued from SAID
ID court in the above entitled action, to me di-
rected and delivered against the personal and
real property Of the above named defendants,
have seized aud levied upon the following der
cribed real estate ard all the right, title, and
interest the said above named defendants or
either of them had TO tho same on the 29,h day
of January, A. D. 1863, or which th. or either
Of them have since acquired, which premises
are situated in the county of Manitowoc, and
State Of Wisconsin, to wit: The east bali of
the north west quarter and the east halt Of the
| north east quarter of SecLion no. twenty eight
(2s); the east half Of the north west quarter of
Sect. no. twenty one [2I]: the north west
| quarter of the north east quarter, and the west
half Of the Iorth east quarter of the north east
quarter, and the north west quarter of the
south east quarter Of Sec. no twenty 20 the
south east quarter of the north east quarter of
! Sec. no. twenty nine-29-; tbs south west
quarter of the north west quarter Of Sec. no
twenty eight-2S-; the west nslf Of the north
! east quarter Of Sec, no twenty eight-28-;
the west bali OF the south east quarter, and the
north west quarter of the north wess quarter OF
Sec. no. twenty one FL: the east half of the
north east quarter, Of the north esst quarter aud
the north east quarter of the south east quarter
of Sec. no. twentv-20-all in Township no. sew
enteen-I7-, north OF Range no. twenty one
81, east.
Which said real property, and the right. title
and inter est the above named defendants or
either of them have in and to the same l shall
expose for sale and sell at public vendue at the
Court House. in the village of Manitowoc. on
the 29th day Of March, A. d. 1862. at o O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day. Dated the 9th day
of February. A y 1862.
| WYMAN MURPHY Sheriff
Of Manitowoc county, Wis.
" n NICHOLS Plffsi Aft'y
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Circuit Court ManitowocC oun
tv

Joseph II. Cordes against August B.ensch,
Emil IL Shnyer, W liam Bach, F Sueifuhn
Charles A, keu.er, Eneuezer II. b., ger. and
Richard w. Huribut. The Sac uf Wlscoosii
to he abuve named Defendants:
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
4 answer the Complaint in this action which
VAS flied in tho Office of the clerk of the Circuit
Court county at Naairowoc, at Manitowoc, Wis
January 9Th, 1862 ana 10 serve a copy o. your
answer 10 The SAID complaint the subscriber.
at his office IN Manitowoc, Wis within uihety
DAYS after the vice of this summons on you,
exclusive OF the day of such service and il yos
fsi 10 answer the said complaint within TIE
time aforesaid, the plaintiff iii this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded ia
the complaint.
" N NICHOLS PrH'a Att,u.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Inititution established BY special
Endowment for the Relief of the Sick and
distressed, afflicted wish Virulent and Epidemic
Diseases, and especisllyior the Cure OF Dsea-
o! the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Ac
INl ting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter,
With de.er.p'i ion of their condition, (,ge, occu-
pation, habits OF life, &c, aid in cases of ex-
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cha re
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoea,
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
The Ne" REMEDIES employed in the Dispen>
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter enve-
opes, free of charge Two or three stamps for
postage will be acceptable
Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HoCGHTON, Act
irg Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
Alulh Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order of she
Directors. EZRA d, HEARTWELL, Pres't.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
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GEO. REED.

attorney and Counseiior at Law.
Has resumed the practice of bis profession In
Aantowoc, aad car now promise 10 give
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part of the State
For a few weeks his Office will be found At
his dwelling house.
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MANITOVOC, Wis.
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Caari- Mnniiow0c County.
Circuit Caarf-
William H. Glover
vs..

Thomas Kennedy
The State OF Wisconsin to Thomas Kennedy.
YOU are hereby summoned ard required to
L answer the complaint in this action, a
copy Of which WAS fled in the Office Of IN. Cher K
OF the Circuit Cou of Manitowoc County Wis
consin Oh the 80 day o. September 1861 and
TO serve copy OF your answer to the SAID com
plant on the subscribe, at my office, in The
village OF Msnitowoc, within twery DAYS aster
the service hereof. exclusive OF the day Of such
service: and If you fail To answer the SAID COM
plant within the time afo eslid, the plaintiff, in
this acion will take Judgment against you for
the of one hundred and seventy dollars aud
twenty cents with inter, It from the thrteen,h
day of July, one thousatd eight hundred and
sixty, besides the cost of this action
GEO. n. WAODIN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Dated Jan 2 1861
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York street, north side of the river, Mani
towoc. 42-ly
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attorney and Counsellor u. Lac,
nstice OF the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular alter ton gwen TO collecting, &c. OF.
nee on yo-k Street, Manito~oc Wis. nl-u
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Notary Public and Gener..l Land 4oenf.
sToCABRiDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
VIII attend 10 the p9yment sf taxes the cnllec.
ton Of debts, the ,ni"atiou nt titles &c
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attorney and Counsellor at Lac,
Office on York Street, Mantowoc, Manitowoe
oounty Wis. Collections promptly attended
TO. n1-H
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FRESH ARRIVAL
HATS, CAPS, AND FURS

II CARUS HAS JUST RECEIVED the
L largest assortment of FURs ever
brought TO this market, ard has opened them AZ
his NEW ESTABLISHMENT, on Eighth, near
the corner Of York street, next door south OF
Beer Kern's, TO which place ne has lately re-
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and received this Fall, consists Of
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once Supt Of Schools,

Office Sup't of Schools,
MAsIrcwot COUNTY Jan. Isl. 1862
The County Superintendent can be
be found at the Office of the County
Judge in the Cour, House, on Monday
of each week during his business hours
(from IL A. NJ, to p. NJ ', and on such
other days as hi. official duties will per-
nit.
B. j. VAN VALKENBURGH
Superintendent.
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Farmers Take Notice!

TIVE UNDERSIGNED intends 10 erect this
i season a first cIas- OIL MILL in MAN.
itowoc He therefore would ask the Farmers 10
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IhE HIGHEST PRICE in cash paid 10,
L faper Rags and Old Copper, at the rev
stefs oil j. BRANDEIS
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4 COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE

from day 10 day, and from month TO month.
- the We..ly aid SEMI y eeky editions OF
TIE World. especially, large space will be given
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
The Remains Of Gems. TerriII and Webster

LOUISVILLE, Saturday Oct. II. 1862.
The remains Of Gen. TerriIl and Gen. Webster
were sent TO Cincinnati by the mailboa this after
noon
Gen. James |. jackson was buried a, o'clock,
this afternoon from Christ Church, under an escort
Of the 18th Michigan Regiment and Capt. Miller's
Battery.
| The Rev. Mr.. Talbot performed the funeral
vices, aud there hardly dry eye in the church.
The remains Of Gen. jackson deposited in
Cave Hill Cemetry temporarily.
| Connonadng was heard at Lawrenceburgh, KY,
to-day.
Gen. Dumont sent re-enforcements thither on the
day OF Inauguration OF Dick lIawes, Ut Frankfort.
Governor OF Kentucky.
Gen. Bragg while dining al the same table with
the Misses Preston, was interrupted by messenger.
After refusing ssyeul times, he last consented TO
hear what the messenger had TO cay. Immediately
thereafter Gens Bragg and IIowes, and others, fin
iehed their dinner in the hotel kichen and skedad-
died just in time to escape the Union forces.
LouisyrlK Ky, Oc, lO-l2 O'Clock Miinlrht
A dispatch from Bardstown TO Gov. Robinson
says that Gen. Crttenden force not engaged IN
W Wednesday's fight, aud that Gen. Woods force was
but temporarily engaged, no; having arrived in
season.
At night the Rebels retreated toward Harrods5urg,
bat were hemmed in.
Gen. Kirby Smiths dotaehmens had separated
from he other Rebel detacnments on Dick RIVER
90 Thursday we occupied advantageous situations
on all sides of the enemy.
Our troops are in high spirits and confident of vic
tory.
Our loss in killed and wounded on Wednesday
was 800 The loss Of the enemy is considered
much larger
The reports OF Il severe battle near Perryvilie on
Thursday incorrect. The reports came IRON four
persons, who left perryvilie 1T o'clock on that
morning, when skirmlshing had commenced with
sgLt cannonading
Others who lett the battlefield at 3 o'clock on
Thursday afternoon, eay the firing ceased before 8
o'clock in the morning, and the remainder OF the
Rebels were making their way toward Hsrrodsburg,
pursued by the Union army.
Col. Jacobs Of the 9th Kentucky Cavalry, was
slightly wounded in skirmish on Wednesday night
night near Lawrenceburg, but he continued on du'y
ON Thursday.
The 10th Ohio Regiment lost 3S2 killed anu
wounded Oh Wednesday.
Company y, Capt. F0rmaD, mostly ir0m A'0al''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
ANOTHER BATTLE IN KENTUCKY.
A Heavier Battle than Wednesdays.
Capture of 100 Wagons and 1900
Prisoners.
Rebels Running for Camp Dick Robinson.
Reported Death Of Bragg and Cheatham.
louisville, Oct. ~, lse2.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. IL, 1897.
Private dispatches from Lebanon ssy that great
battle was fought yesterday between Harrodsburg
and Danve--heavier than Wednesdays battle.
Wexford (Union) took lG0 wagons and 1000 prison
ers. The Rebels are retreatng to Camp Dick
Robinson.
Doubtful rumors say that Bragg and Cheatham
were killed in Wednesdays battle
LOUISVILLE, October II, 1852
Capt. Watson, of Company G., SOth Indiana,
wounded somewhat seriously, has arrived here. He
left Perryville on Saturday, and was overtaken by
messenger, who lefi Perryville two hours later.
The messenger reports the Rebel force about 1000.
They heard heavy and constant firing for many
miles after they left. Rumors prevail that severe
engagement between the whole of each army was
progressing yesterday on the iiarrodsburg Road,
wherein Buell. drove the Rebels toward Camp Dick
Robinson.
paroled prisoners say the Rebels are making for
the camp at Perryville. The Rebels were 80 Grip
pied on Wednesday tnat they could not carry away
seven pieces of artillery they mad captured. We
captured 100000 rounds Of their ammunition. They
buried their dead, and their wounded were cared for.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
THE BATTLE OF PERRYYiLLE.
GEN. BUELL'S OFFICIAL DISPATCH.
Heavy Onslaught Upon McCook's
Column.
Our Right and Left Severely Pressed
The Rebels RcpuIsed Everywhere
Omciai Dispctcs from Gen. Buell..
Pa

Friday, Oct 10, 1852. )
To Ma Gen. II. w. HALIEcK, GeneyGi-ia-C Che.
have already advised you of the movements of
the army under my command from Louisville. More
ess skirmshing has occurred daily with the ene-
my's cavalry. Since then it was supposed the enemy
would give battle at Bardstown. My troops reached
that point on the 4th inst, driving out the enemys
ear-gnard of cavalry and artillery.
The main body retired toward Springfield, whittier
the pursuit wss continued. The center corps, under
Gen. Gilbert moved on the direct road from Spring
field to Perryvie, and arrived the 1rh Inst with
in two miles Of the town, where the enemy WAS
found to be in force. The lef, column, under Gen.
McCook, came upon the Nashville road about 10
O'Clock yesterday, the OH met.
Il was ordered nto position to attack, and strong
reconnaissance directed.
At 4 o'clock | received a request from Gen.
McCook for re.enforcements, AMI learned that the
lef. had been severely engaged for several hours
and that the right and left Of that corps were being
turned and severely pressed. Rec forcements were
Immediately sent forward from the center.
Orders were also sent 20 the right column, under
Gen. Crttenden, which was advancing by the
Lebanon road, 10 push forward and attack the
enemy's left but it was impossible for it TO get in
position 10 time to procure any decisive result
The action continued until dark. Some fighting
also occurred on the center The enemy were
everywhere repulsed bat not without some mo-
mentary advantage on the left.
The several corps were put in position during the
night and moved TO the attack a, six O'Clock this
morning Some skirmishiug occurred with the
enemy's rear-guard. The NAN body had fallen
back in the direction of tisrrodsburg.
Ihave no accurate report Of our loss yet. IL s
probably pretty heavy, including valuable officers.
Generals Jackson. and Terrill, regre' to say, are
among the killed. ID. {. BUELL.,
Msi zen. Commanding.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
The Seventh, Maine Regiment en- roa'e for
l{CIlC.

Tie 7th Regiment Maine Volunteers wnicn wa'
among the first 10 respond to the Presidents esil ior
Is 900 troops in 1861, immediately after the 00m-
hardmsrt os Fort Sumter, reached this city on Fri
day evening, en- route for Portland, Me-, having
been ordered home by Gen. Halleck to recruit It's
Thn 7,b entered the fed with over 900 men.
rh,r a,e onlv 80 remaining, l6l of whom are with
,be regiment on its way home, the balance being
IL and wounded in the Washington hospitals. The
",,o'and nnder COL mason, participated in the
bo,,Iss of Yorktown Williamsburg, Mechanics
v;lle Golden Farms, White Oak Swamp, Malvern
iii Lees Mills, South Mountain, and Antietam.
Ira colors are completely riddled, and bear ample
nroof OF the part which the regiment took nt tho
aeat OF war; The soldiers look WELL and full of
fght. the general expression being, The quicker
we get back to the battlefield. the better we'll
like IT,"
The 7th was cared for ct tho Park Bsracks ON
Friday night. They left for home on Saturday
afternoon BY the Fall River boss.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
The War i'm Missouri.

NI. LOUIS, Uct. II, lcb..
Advices received from Headquarters from Gen.
Schofeli state that his advance, alder Gen. Brown,
had driven the Rebels out OF Perryville, and that
they had fled hastily the border into Arkansas.
He says there are 10 Rebel forces in that por-
ton of Missouri.
The following dispatch from Gen. Halleek was re-
ceived at headquarters last evening:
Maj. Gen. CURTIs: lol will consider Colorado
Territory as in your Department. formal order
will be issued and sent YOU