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Col. Edgar O'Connor Probably Killed

Luz a 110Ddo1y 0111cu:
A special dispatch to the Chicago Tri-
6une states that Col. Nc ConneH of the %
Wisconsin regiment was killed in the fight
Of Thursday near Ceptreville. EDGAR
OCoNEoR was Colonel of the I'd Wiscou
sin, and as his regiment was with Mellow.
ELL in that fight, there is too much reason
to Relieve that be is the person alluded to-
Col. O'CoNNoK, since he took the com
mand of the regiment has performed his
duty manfully, and we have the faiutest
hope that the report of his death may no!
be confirmed
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, ! co
MAHITowoC COUNTY.
SHER1FF's OFFICE,

Man!towoc, September l, 1862.
In compliance with the foregoing and
with the Statute in such case made and
provided, notice is hereby given tina, a
General Election, will be held in the sew
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Drawing Of Grand and Petit
Jurors.

Jurors.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Court,
Manitowoc, September 8, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given that the drawing of
IN Grand and Petit Jurors for the October
Term of said Court, will take place at this office
on Friday, Sept. 10, 1862, at o'clock p. NJ,
according to law.
JERE CROWLEY, Clerk.
'IAkEN UP-By the subscriber about the
J. 9Th Of last July, a spotted red and white
heiter-head all red-about l year old The
owner is requested to prove property, pay char
ges, and take her away.
WENXEL ZEMAN.
CoOperstown, Sept. 8, 1862.
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a SERIOUS Row.-On Monday evening
last, gang of negro deck hands to the
number of seven or eight, on the Propeller
Iooca, which was laying at the North Pier
for the sea to 60 down, took advantage OF
their leisure time to get on spree, and
then started on a survey of the village,
brandishiug knives and pistols, insulting
everybody whom they met, and pushing
ladies off the sidewalk. A number of cit
liens who had thus been itsulted, collected
together and drove them on the boat,
where they were with difficulty restrained
by the officers Of the Propeller from going
aboard and giving the miserable wretches
their just deserts. We imagine that two
or three of the negroes woke up the next
morning with sore heads, given them by
the indignant crowd.
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FATAL ACCIDENTAL melancholy acct
dent occurred in the town of Liberty on
Saturday Of last week, by which two ladies
"a Mrs. SHAEAHAN, and Mrs. PoUTz-
lost their lives. The particulars Of this
heartrending affair, as near as we can
learn, are as follows: A small party Of
women and children procured a horse and
wagon, and went to Murphy's Mills to pick
blackberries, and on their return holpe,
the horse becoming somewhat unmanage-
able, one Of the unfortunate women took
the reins from the young man who was
driving, and advised the children to get
out and walk. Shortly afterwards, and
just as they got TO the top Of hill, the
horse began 10 run, and before they reach
g. the bottom, The wagon struck a stump
on the road side, throwing out the occu-
pants, killing Mrs. PoUTz instantly, and
iniuring Mis-. SuANAHAN so badly that she
lived but short time. They were both
old residents Of this county and their
friends have the sympathy of al! who knew
them.
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Y. CNO-N w
Nceme, Mani;owoc Co., Aug. 23d, 1862.
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GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE
For ManitoWoc County,
STATE OF WISCONSIN. !
SECRErARY's OFFICE, !
Madison, August 4. 1869. \

!" 7E0 'oHeTay q HaWt0Voc County:
SIR:-You will please take notice, that
the officers designated III the annexed nos
tlce are to be elected, and amendments TO
the Constitution and Banking Law sub
mitted for the approval of the people, at
the General Election to be held on the
fourth day of November next.
JAMES T. LEWIS,
Secrpf0rU nT State
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Volunteering Extended to the 18th inst.

Major General Commanding,
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4 WOUNDED OFFICER,s STORY.

4 WOUNDED OFFICERS STORY. I
WAsniSe1oN, Sept 15.-An ofRceto slightly
wounded in the battle yesterday, who arrived
herelat last evening, represents that The fight
took place three or four miles west. Of Middle
town, Frederick county, At The foot Of the frs,
mountaiD, going west The enemy was strong
~ posted, but our men, with the most deter.
mined courage, drove them up the mountain
through . strip of woods, corn.felds and open
ground The sebels mad occasional stands be.
hind wallis and fences, but we're driven thence to
the top Of the mountain and over into the val.
ley, when it being night our troops were called
from further pursuit. Not one Of our men fal.
tered. This point Of the contest wss maintain.
eddy our troops Of the center. Two Colonies
wess auong the rebel claim found on The field
this forenoon. The battle was fought ,prinei.
pally with infantry on our part, It being i'm
practicable to bring artillery into full play
Gibson, however, with much toll, succeeded in
getting battery upon the mountain to the right
Of the infantry, and did good execution. A
captured rebel Lieutenant said it vas their in.
tsntion to mass their forces to-day. Hatch is
reported to have been wounded in the leg.
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BALrnoas, sApt -1s.-Passengers from the
Monocscy report seeing paroled prisoners from
Hssper's Ferry, who report the surrender of that
place on Monday, after most determined de-
fsuse and the death Of Col. Mica Who Wa killed
by shell cutting OH one Of bic legs 3
ssAccosdine to sreposts, Col. kilss evacuated
Maryland Heights Saturday evening, after explo.
vdine ons Of his heavy guns aud throwing others
down the seeka The officers were allowed to
20 out with their side arms, and the men With
Sheir psrsousl effects, which indicates that's
surrender Was conditional.
So The railroad bridge and Potomac bridge were
st;ll standing, and the rebels were reported to
ne stacuatng MARYLAND Heights
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Z &ssi 70 0o9 OAaks a.s0Ezsssa 90
0ucflAs1, 6epA slS.l3A6 s1naAys66tanesd
y1tef6ay ia dfovs 14' piekssg sWssna sihslf
nilet tn Ne q rioeenee, md o0se0 'dispseod
20 occupy 0sfr Old se6nplnggFSu1d' = asht q
0uf Hnoo. lssie2m ssvss1 3sgaq,s issys . I'D ga
IOnosMA4i, Sept s1l.AItis row asssstainsd
that TIE enemy ID eth in postiss south Il Tlse-
|SSce, throwing up eutssaohmsnts end aw1itidg
[reinforcenents Humphrey xarshkn has joined
them with be toecs.a The rebsls hlocksdsd the
river. yesterday st Hamilton, . lev miles below
Rising Sun. No boats for Louisville lst to-day.
Our ganboats went down 70 Hamilton this
morning and shelled The road for several miles,
but the rebels had Withdrawn their batterie1.l
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: TELEGfl,XPFfl


wAm.sroz,s sept it.LrAs sai ~ ~
ateEa. so-days H. sssaseqpat = Rarpiaet
positSa ~ not beeo se1svsl He waS thsn!iA
nDdiputed possession Of the advantageous crest
Of the mountain from whicA leldreve tho ene-
ny The night before.
~ lsiskath1tg coamsnced ct daybreak TO-
day Wis. 81 .astack g. tie enemy On Efanklins
corpaSa Tie road 70 Harpsrl Ferry. No direct
eommunication was had with that corps ct 9
o'clock this morning. .6htAl8 4
The telegraph operator ct Point Of Rocks 70
ports that franklin was heavily engaged this
morning some miles in front Of him. sr : ,
Ths seperstor says the division Of the army
corps that yesterday morning occupied Hagers-
townNss nos In yesterday' action, though It
hastily fetraced its steps in order to be in the
fight to-day. SIS veg EssfSssE 2 . "a
Neither Summers army corps nor Couch's d.
vision were in action yesterday, though both are
doubtless supporting Franklin to day, % they
ware In position 70 do % yesterday evening.
The army corps Of Fitz John Porter passed
through Frederick to day, at 8 o'clock, A. H.,
ard .wereito have arrived on the battle field ct
noon.
he rebels who were in the fight say that il
Wa expected Beauregard would join them to.
dsy.with an army corps Of 40, 900. We have no
idea that any such expectation of theirs can be
reuiized. q l1ikfii t-ttlEa ~ I
Burnside's position, won from the enemy in
yesterdays battle, commands the road from Ha-
gerstown to the position where Franklin i fight.
ing to-day. Hence its great importance 20 ~,
and equally great loss to the enemy.
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'1areher ParticuIars,

GAlllroL1s, O., Sept. live are yet with
out paeticplars OF the late battle, All accounts
agree, however, that the enemy were severely
Handled and routed Nth great. slaughter. II
. Col. Ltbutn gave the citizens Of Charleston
one hours notice IN, which to lssvs the town.
1efagees Gay cur troops marched through tho
streets q Chazleston, going toward Elk river ID
Admirable order mArchinS through the streets
aisA bands playing, in line Of battle = on dress
Ills place 10 full Of refugees and cont.r-
bands Who came down the Kahswha In every
direction, most Of whom are in destitutS cir.
N0mstancss. Col Litbsrn took the Ripley road
9 ssing toward bRavenvood on The Ohio, where
6e arrived this evening bringing his trains thr.
81 safety. Steamers have been tent 10 his q
sisaanos. Oar los il yet uaknows. sqTs,, .iI
! 2 The 45tl Ohio, 9th Virginia, aud one oompa-
~ Of the "a Va. cavalry, who were cut Of at
Summssvills, succeeded in joining Col Litbnrn,
asd were in the tight At Charleston. There were
500 sick and wounded soldiers ct this place,
having been sent from Charleston, before the
6eht took place, The churches, school. houses,
md Court house are full The sneEy are sup
.ppssd p 30 moving slowly down the Kanawba
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A Refugee,s Story. about Richmond.

WAsH1xerox, Sept 15-F1ve refugees from
Richmond were examined BY the Provost Mar
ehal yesterday. They lenRichmond last Friday
week. They stats thsethe Southsrners we're Ju-
bilant under the idea. that they. would take
Warrington. Lee Was to have taken Washing
ton before Monday: There we're few troops in
Richmond, save those in hospitals. They under.
stood there we're but 8 regiments on the James
River. The rebels claim to have large force At
s the 0s'a S e1 se soa'
1noysmeats we're being vigorously conducted.
Refugees from fredericksburg cay there was q
very small force at that place. u RI ,aE
Gen. Stoneman has been assigned to the COM
mand of Kearney's division.
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The Rebels RetreaslnE BY Wllllausport.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 15.-Gov. Curtin has
postponed the draft until the 26th inst. a.
Strgglers from the rebel army are scattered
al along the road to Williamsport, where the
enemy is no doubt crossing.
Citizens who left Chsmbessburg and other
places in ths valley, are returning to their re-
Spective homes.
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Array Corps.

!, 'WAsHIxaToI, Sept. l6.-In accordance With
an order recently Issued BY the President. the
n,.sveral army corps will now stand a. follows
lat corps. Hooker, I'd Sumner, Sd heintzelman,
4th KEYS, 9Th Fitz John Porter, 9th Franklin,
1th Dix, 9Th Wool, 9th Burnside, 10th Mitchell,
18th Stark, 18th Sigel
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FURNITURE.

The latest and most fashionable Estabshment justew
op.ned-keeps constantly on hand, and am prepared
manufacture on shortest notice, any description Of
FUR FITUR e,
Of choice materials and warrant perfect satisfaction
Repairing done In the best manner.
COPFINS Of every description always on hand, ara
furnished shortest notice. Funerals attended to p
sonally. .I sd
win take in exchange at market price Lumber, Gov
G. PECAN,
nsy2S.w1y No, IS Main STREET.
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More Encouraselnen,

B4I1Mo.s, Sept 1.-THE J, following is from
Frederick, Sept Is, Monday ~ p. n.-Nsws
that reached here from the front, coming through
variety Of sources, is al Of gleriously eneour.
agin character. Our troops have been driving
the soeny ever sines they left Frederick, for I
hOurs, In = general engagement We defeated
shem ard sent them flying 10 rapid retreat TO 60,
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General Reno. ~
BALTIMORE, Sept 16.-The body Of the brave,
gallant and lamented Gen. Reno has arrived
here. 1t has been embalmed and encased in a
splendid coffin. He looks very natural, and is
clothed In full uniform -, - Me4H fsil Sc
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DENTISTS.
SUGAR CANE NH Is AND EVA

Parties in want Of the above articles - invited to
anime our stock which consists Of all the various sses in
use Our Mills are from the best manufacturers ID the
West and every Mil warranted and sold at shop pice,
freight added FEAR HAGER.
aug29wlm
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Burlington district.


/ ]. HARRIS r. E.
i Nuscstins, J. II. Power, ~ - So
Nuscatine Circuit, G. p. Reynolds and
fOasebeer, rI7 sra rs h :.,a-' .gs
Bluegrass, W. Poston,
West Liberty, j. n. Coats, sa
Richmond, +. W. Twining,
Washington, H. W. Thomas,
Lexington, G. W. Bamford, ss
Bethel, q. Runyon, ,s,.
North Liberty, ]. A. Wilson,
Marengo, J. T. simmonds, 8. Il. Thomas,
Nillersburgb, 7. Dixon, n
Pleasant Hili, J. B. Hill, y
F.W. Evans, Chaplain Of the sbth Infantry.
m.ua. Pls.sans D,ssries.
T. E. CoRxHu1, p. E.
Mt Pleasant, Asbury Chapel, G. B. Jocelyn,
9" -University, to be supplied,
HI. Pleasant Circuit, D. WortAington,
Marshall, ]. Dsrrah,
| Glasgow, j. Mcdowell,
Charlottesville, Gassnsr, 8 II Vernon,
Brookville, n Wells, B Drayer,
Martinsburgb, + A Smith, IA
Brighton, J Burgess, /
Agency, w Simpson,
Fairfield, E Z Briggs, I
Oakland, 81 White, s
I Cha. Elliott, Editor Central Christian Advo
cate, and member University Quarterly Confer
1 " J spaulding, Prof, AID ] 4 Bradrick
Agent Of the, !. W. University.
p P Ingalls,, Chaplain Of the Sd Iowa Caval
~, and membsr of Asbury Quarterly Conference
j Kirkpatrick, Chaplain Of the 4th low
Cavalry, aud member Of Univsrsity Quatterl
jConferencs. aa VIA o. es.g8 80, er.-
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Is LIST OF APROINTMENTS,
For tie Iowa Conference. II. f. Church, which
closed its session at Wash;ngton, on Monday,
the 18th Instant. IT 9e1 fET{t ~
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-f t-s1a Ae0kQk O1oeflces as vy
L. T RowLSY P. E.
Keokuk, Chatham Square, W. bennett,
g. Exchange Street, 9. Mines,
Pennington, II. Miller, - p
Keokuk Circuit, to be supplied, >.
Bentonsport, A. W. johnson,
Winchester, ]. Hayden,
Birmingham, J. B. Hardy, -
Libertyville, p. F. Holtzinger,
Keosauqua, E. Miller,
Troy, G. W. Friend, a aa
Lebanon, John Haynes, 81.
Vernon to be supplied.
Burllngton District.
A. ROBINSON P. e.
Burlington, E. h. Waring.
Burlington Circuit, O. @. Shelton,
Fort Madison, A. G. Williams,
West Point, J. G. Thompson,
Salem to be supplied,
New London, A. w. Stryker,
Dodgeville, n. See,
Kossutb, G. N. Power,
Wapello, ]. Craig, D.
Grandview, A. s. Prather,
8. Reynolds, Agent Of the American Bib
Society and Member Of Burlington Quartsrl
Conference.
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The Draft IN MasoaeAuoeees,
Bos1oN, Sept 15.-The draft IN Nasoachusetts
has been postponed until the lot Of October. 2
Admral Hoose Gets . SWORD.
NEW YoRK, Sept 1.-THE citizens Of Brook.
| Ign tonight presented Admiral Foote with q
| beautiful sword r, 49,
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FROM OALlF0RNIA

.srny FROM CALIFORNIA. 70
NEW YoRK, Sept. l6.-The steamer Champion
from Aspinwall 9Th, arrived this morning, with
tsS4,Sl6 in treasure, and large number of
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". +. cowlss, p. E..
Oskaloosa, ]. P. Teetsr,
Pella, B. Holland, F s y Garrison,
Monroe, O w Shaw,
Bedrock, to be supplied,
East Des 1oines, 2 + Bresee, s
Rising Sun, J Welch,
Green Castle, G Clammer,
Newton, Hsstwood,
Galssburg, n Carrier,
Peoria, to b supplied,
0rinnsll, ] b Lucas, .a.t.r
4ontesums, A 9 Basnhast,
sigourney, A Laubseh,
Indianapolis, n slusser,
Fremont. 70 Be supplied,
!. Eddyvills, B Marx,
Alba District.
II. b. Ham, Pr
Abba, W g Shipper, /,
Csnterville, b Crellin,
Drakeville, W. A. Byrkit
Bloomfield, g. W. Byrkit,
Bell Air, 7. D. Boyles,
"a Unionviile, g. A. Hawn,
Blskesburg, +. b. Carey,
Chiliooths, B. +. Tallman,
Hamilton, T. Audas,
Bloomfield Circuit, u. B. Waynan,
Ouunws. g. b. CLARK,
Attica, @. Norey,
Kuoxville, James Haynes,
Melrose, A. Orr,
wv. Latham, Chaplain Of the lst Iowa CO,
airy.
I. n. Vernon transferred to the Missouri 90
isrence.
John R. Carey transferred to Western lo'
Conference
The next Conference is 70 be held at Newto
jasper county.
Y A dispatch from Trenton, N. j., Of
18th inst, states that Senator John r. Thorn
son, Of New Jersey, died at his residence
Princeton, on the night Of Friday, the 18th in
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+ OOK HERE.
CSTRAY NOTICE.

IL Taken up June, 1882 By n. n. Winton, 81
residencs In Burlington Township, Des Menes oouny
Iowa, the following described Earey: black stsnec
brand night HIP letter ''B" on len shoulder scarf
outside len thigh, little white on on kind foot
Appraised At Forty Dollars, by John Buel, W, -
fore J. r. D. Y Overton Filed June S0th. 1853.
I inl,g VAN JOHN LAHEE, CLERK,
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OF A dispatch from Trenton, N. j., Of the
18th inst, states that Senator John R. Thomp-
son, of New Jersey, died at his residence in
Princeton, on the night Of Friday, the 18th inst:
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Persons who have not purchased ct my establshnsns
would do well TO examine my Goods and Prices - many
persons who have ved ny Store for he rst Tine have
!snaRked that they we're sorry hat they bad not called
- they and better goods and lower prices herr
VI .-ls: 80 gaa, HIN8Y h. SCOTT.
ElnneAA4vN Main g.. BSflington.
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CTEPHEN T. ACRES,
r OOK HERR.

Look we'll 70 journals, and keep them web nlled
On Threshef, Corn Cracker and Reaper.
But don't buy your "B0b6if Of any one else
For CHRIS. ALLEH will sell 1t you cheaper.
I've all kinds Of Faucets. both finished and plain
For Ale, Lager Beer Steam and Water;
And Pumps, Pipe, and Fittings, offer for SALE
And In sell them much less than 0uaHrsR;
t.E ss Hs'74 H. Z. CHRIS. ALLEN
Warrington STREET, next door to Express oGee
fune27-wn Burlington ovs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-19

THING OF PFArTY. rs A JOY FORENER.-Who
can he beautiful with scky, pale complexion? Keep
the pores OF the Skin free and the blood pure and
checks will vie with the Rose and Lily The skin is form
ed with thousands Of pores in inch Of surface whose
Office is carry off the impurities Of the boodthe &C
knowledged Of all diseases Of mankindwhen the
skin is dry and parched-when it is covered with erup
tionswhe it is cold aud clammy-when there Is inward
iuamnaonit is impossible for the skin under
these circumstances perform its proper functions and
to carry the impurities from the body designed by
creator.
distractions and produce free and healthy blood and
move the ernntons from the skin and II to brighten
with the flush Of youth and beauty. Beauty much ad
n,ired end loved Beauty without paints and cosmetics
but beauty produced by health and happiness.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills sold by all Medicine
Dealers.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-19

From the Reserves have received a
short letter from our brother in the 3lst reg.
iment, whom, it will be remembered, we an.
bounced last week as on the sick list. He
writes that he is convalesccn,, and expects to
be out of the hospital in a few days. When
he regains his usual health the readers of the
GAZETTE may expect to be kept well posted
in the movements and condition OF the regi-
ment. The others whom we noticed last
week as in the hospital also, are again on
their feet, and out of the sick room.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-19

NeV England Association.-Th following
are the minutes of the meeting of the New
England Association held last Friday even
ing. By them it may be seen that the annu
al festival of the society, has been postponed
till the 22nd of January next:
Association met pursuant to adjournment. The Pres'-
dent being absent yce-Presdent CARPENTER took the
chair Minutes OF the last meeting read and approved
Committee supper reported and committee discharg-
ed On motion voted to postpone the annual fes-
tva till January 22nd 1868. committee of three was
appointed to procure suitable to that occa-
sion and report at the next meeting Meeting then
adjourned to meet Monday evening Dec. 10Th.
I'm. CHASE, Secy.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-12-19

Southrard once again.-Lieut HAMILT, OF
the Third Iowa. who has been at home re-
covering from the effects of a wound receiv.
ed at the battle of Hatchie, starts next Mon
day to rejon his regiment. Lieut.. HAMILL
has thus far received two badges of honor,
in the form of honorable wounds,-the first
at the battle of Shiloh, and the second as
above stated. Henceforth we hope he will
be able to add to his already bright record,
and at the same time escape the wounds.