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, 1862-11-15

Correspondence Of the Mi1wsukee senttnel1

tCot1espo1aence ot tue MuH3uke8 Senttnel1
OzACKEE, Nov, II, 1862.
hive but few minutes to write before the
Sunbeam leaves With eighty-one rebels" on
hoa,d, bound for Fort Lafayette, and q job Of
dirt digging. The work Of repressing the out
break goes t,rayely On Neatly 200 arrests
have been N Ade. and detachment at 200 sol
diers have gone to Saakvi)le to suppress riot
there.
4 squed If twenty soldiers were out this
p. ~, T.ear Belgium, and wers attacked By
body + men outnrmbeting them six or seven
to en-. The boys stood their ground bravelY,
Won ndirg one Of the rebels severely, If not
fat: .l1y, and capturing ffty-one. Trio others
b'ought in nine Just before dark
Marshal McIndoe is doing his work well,
and is ably assisted by the ot]i :ers aad men
belonging to the detachment They arc sus-
tained BY The citizens, and it Is more than
probable that mob Law will receive lesson
which will be remembered for some time.
4 six-poupder field plece VAS captured
| abour o'clock this morning, and is now ua-
| der su1rd st the court house the Insurgents
| gere well armed, but are no match for the
| volunteers who are sustaining tbs cause Of
| Law and order.
| The feeling OF satisfaction is universal
anopg the citizens aud passengers.
The town presents sad appearance Seven
buildings are completely gutted. Fou. els
gant planes afe among the property destroy
cd. In haste, yours, 8. N-S.
, 1862-11-15
Capture Of Extra RIllY Smith.

ILgttEt 70 N I. IItle5 H0m = as1c1s3n, VAL
Ex-Governor Smith. or he who is more IL
mina.ly known as "Extr1 Billy" y:s1dc5 u
found at his EGme yesterd y, and parolt !.
He is yet confined 10 his house With wounds
received in hattie and fever tha. su2er7eoc5.
He talks deepondipgly of the atfairs OF r,bel-
dom. and prediets that Que more bsttle u i,
settle the iatr Of the confederate Srates. Tae
Illustration that the WY Of the trausgrs :soe
Is hard. L man Of limited capacity OF mind.
but Of great social i:llneuce, lie was one Of
the FIRST to use his ia1luence 10 sever the
Union, and bcastiugly sought q traitors
doom. To-day he is a ruined lnau. pFos1ra..l
upon bed Of sickness, IRON which he Will
rise, it At 91f. mere wreck OF his former
self. OF lis TWO sons, one VAS was killed In
the hattles before Richmond, and the other
died from disease iacnrred hy exposure While
serving the secession cause.
, 1862-11-15

The State Of fNcyaGa-fsoyernoFs Mcs-
aHse-EEhAuetIccs Wealth OF zac lzc-
Mt
, 1862-11-15

Me71 s'sso dtdot11ld-
Especial Correspondence Of tho Chicago Tdhune1
BOWLING 1aIES' hY.' NOV 1o. 1854
.Ae 7.Afnns =, :, 1ees'o - Saso'''e appears
10 na'e oeen ai oo'n-aa e&asgesat1on OF the
g1ostesl stala - reconnaissance was
.nnoepy .pe 4eps;s VI l-oay 10 discover IT re-
,r,'o. s.a .u ossa 1ecelseo AZ Nashville.
4u.s ~ ~. ~. apf1oaea " "ithin snelilng cls-
t.1S ' n-s &c" at4ic'e9 VI lnae oes:aip-
W. wy" 4en 'a' aao3t VI VOTES o! inc CITY.
- - ne ea.Ne t0s1s ~ 'ae 1eoels naa no H.
80, .e a7u'sie"7ua l AN
- - lucy Hass a's noPes OF hotdsng
WIN lucy naFe o1 m1dc!e tennessee An at
tack On the city would Rave resulted In its de-
etrnet5on. For ma,v -ess,,a rc,rro+ e~,,,;.
.a,o.-.-,z.., .N. T.,,' -
~ 411o, v'o's'u'Au' ene oe"
s17ncnon OF the city would lave been the In
evitab1e consequences of a determined atts.k
The c;.r if ft,te, ,e of f,o .x,....,.-
W "o O.. ..A.esis1npo11uce
4" 1Ie tepes aud Il "oato have had TO be
abstt toned in a short time. l think the rpbe1s
w. 49, tha3 a,at,;.~ .- 49, I11e .1. 10y al
~ 41u .neu e'luess away tae7'SeiVes.
link that Rosecrans w5ll march into North
Alabama without oppoEitjoa, If he does you
may look out for brilliant G cAu,pa!en a towards
,he rulf I shall r.. :, Sashr;1l.. ~, Tn,.aev
.a;rz,:.. .-:.
~. 49, "Ao ~ eoA1'.n'1ss "1 tae So2lse1
taeco on better Information than have now.
The main army lla. left this 1,oint and oDe
cerns fat<f,ool,s, !. u,-.ady ;, N.e,r.1,, -.
;,,., -. :. lay
tns te.1aotcec IL, 10 oonots to tie disgust ot
Brrckinliege, who pronab;y may have had
some designs 2caiuss the inurea o.b,1;tv of
A.. -..:c., r. -,
, 1862-11-15

CoLrMBCs, Ohio, Nov. u 3-Col. Bliss hes
returned from Camp zanesvil1e, Bad reports
as follows:
or 1880 men drafted in that district, 743
have volunteered for three years service;
n,ents; 2o3 have never repol I'D, but have
taken French leave. The provost marshs1 has
prepared q list Of their nams., and they viii
be arrested as desesters, unless they make
th'}= appearance soon- The assignments are
nineteen to the I'd Infantry. fifty to tbs 431,
:hre to the 10Th, thirty tour to the 5lst,
sorty-:our to the G5th, one hundred aud thirty
10 the Sch, seventeen to the 18th, ard twentj-
five IT, the S9tt.
, 1862-11-15

The Eu7opa's news adds nothing to the
Intelligence by The previous steamer. Tbs
London Times t1;cs to explain away our
navy The college boys have had de-
bate On the subject Of cur war and have
voted that it is not for the advancement Of
civilization. Thevoicc Of this debstiuc club,
which will not probably call out any letter
from 3{r. Seward, is only Of interest in
cascs where some Vi these young s:ions OF
mobility might be supposed to reflect the
views and sympatlies Of t1cir !" goycra-
prs,''
, 1862-11-15

In addition to these onlcsra are exchanged
about = ,oD privates, leaving balance .1ue to
the United States, Of about G.000 prIy4te5.
The p1sce fer excta7el1g prisoners, in par
srance Of the 7th article of the cartel, is
cbsngcd from Aiken's Landing to City Point.
FORTRESS HoSEoE, Nov. 13.-Gsn. Corco-
ran md etatf arriyed ut Fortress Monroe this
morning.
Major Gen Dix went to Suffolk this raora-
Ing to review the troops at that pl1cs.
The Pcterssn1yh ELprecs Ut Nov. 10th has
the following:
The ghost Of recognition Of the Southern
confedeTacy by France aud England, after
having been solen'n1y looked for the tenth
time, has again been consigned to the shades
below, where re hope it will reml1u for the
balance Of the var. We are tired of the fre1k-
ieh rsappearance Of this phantom, and wish
never TO see it again paraded before the public
eye.
We have information that the enemy Is
IN possession Of Wj1liaustown aud q mil
ton, in Martin county, North Carolins, aud a
Our small forces eugaced them at Williams
towB, but the enemy's overwhelming numbers
forced our men to fall back. Our loss WAS
twelve; the enemy's ten. Much damage WIS
done to the buildings By shelling ID VIII
Jamestown and Hamilton. Cars hare been or
dered to TarboEo to move the government
stores.
On Tuesday night all our available forces
around Kingston received oEdets to 20 As uear
Newbcrn Us they could. Consequently We
expect stirring news from Tint district. We
believe Weldon is the point the enemy wishes
to reach.
Nz. TuEnbu1i sold in Wanentoa, n. c., six
negroes on "Wednesday last at the folio .ing
Ir1ecs: one negro man, forty-four years old,
Sl.015; one negro woman, fifty years old,
$500; one negro woman, thirty-four years old,
$500; one girl, twenty gears old, S2,5oo !;
one woman, eighteen yeafs old, and iafant,
S1,41o: ono girl, sixteen years old, sl,520.
These ntE oes we're ali likely house servants,
| probably pad for in confederate notes.
! NAsu,sGroS, Nov. 14-Files of Charles-
| ton papers from the 31st ult- to the 18th inst,
| inclusive. have been received. Howell Cobb
| With his brigade, has been ordered to report
| to Beaure4ard at Charleston.
A sale Of for:y-six negroes. principally NO
men aed children, ayes4g ged S59S.
| Complaints ara C,ade Of attempts uude1
cover Of authority, to rob free negroes of thei
blsnkets and carp2ts~
The Ierr7try says the South Ehon1 not en-
/ courage the expectation as to Recognition
The Courier discusses the evils OF peace, re
! marking in conclusfon,. it We permit their, II
~1mpose upon us ssain with thejr r false profes
siops the Yankees will do us t1.lnitelr rreatc
injury after the war has term mated than the
can do us while the conflict is going oo,
, 1862-11-15

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The bark Mary Beat-
ley ar1iycd this morning from New Orleans
Her captain reports .thAt on the 9Th lust,
he saw three masted steamer, painted black
with red bottom, which he suppo3es was
the Aabama- At the time he knew nothing
Of her, but is now ct opinion that it was the
rebel pirate. It Was tlo~irg gale Of wind
ut the time, mud both hir.EeH aud the steamer
we're hove TO. She had no signsls to indicate
the steamers nationality.
, 1862-11-15
Disastrous Fire Mt Toronto.

ToHoS1o, c. W., Nov. little R,ssia
house, the largest hote! in Canada, was de-
number Of lives are supposed to have been
loss, among them msn named Graham, aud
one or two soldiers who were assisting to re-
meye furniture. The guests Of the house
*ere all saved. The loss is veTy heavy. The
insurance ON the hotel was $S0, 900.
, 1862-11-15

r. On Tuesday :o,eoo galloas of whisky
were put up at auction at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. It brought from 39I.os i gallon,
giving about =, Goo to the fund FROM which
the greg ration commutatioo Is - be p4;1.
Inc sailors bear up very we'll, It is said,
AGAINST the derivation.
, 1862-11-15

- Four comI anies OF the ID regiment Of
the District Of Columbia volunteers arc sup
posed to have Ellen into the hands Of the
rebels They were detailcd to escort 5000
convelcsccnts to Ha'pcfs Ferry, and on their
return crossed the liver at Ber]iu to meet q
cavalry escort It iailed to be at the appoint
ed rendezvous, and as nothing las since been
heard Of the four computes mentioned, it is
Supposed d tley have been captured.
, 1862-11-15

a AG"k In She Custom House. -DJEaa-
tTous F1re-.Ycrotct OF Court Mar

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Au extensive defal-
Gallon in the custom house has been discov-
escd, ard sixteen clerks in the 1quida.ing de-
par:E1cnt have been suspected. The amount
i var!ou6ly stated atfrom s150, 600 to $250, ,000
1t has been done BY means OF wrong entries,
and subsequently, the books Of record we're
destroyed to prevent the discovery
Tbs government cracker bakery, corner ct
Mor1is aud Vest streets, was burned this
nlorbipg. Loss Sl3,Go0.
I'll. decision OF the court msrsia' in TIE
case Of Capt Gansero.t, for the loss of Tho
tigz1e Adirondack through negligence. has
returntsl q verdict at not g1lilty. The secre-
csasures Captain GanseSorE for negligent
navigation.
, 1862-11-15
FROM GEN. GRANTS .hD-
VANCE.
A SKlRMISH TN FRONT OF
HOLLY SPRINGS.
Whereabouts of the
Enemy.
We Shall Hold the P0siti I'D
at oil Hazards.
From Der Special Reporter-1
HOLLY SrA1EGs, Niss., Nov. 13-g .. L
MN LACE Tam Eo1x II

Tits {1hu1sday) atteraoon, five regiments
Of cavalry apFea:cd In l;ne Of battle mile
*ld fa!f distant, and regiment Of c1va]. :
was cent to oppose them.
skirmtshiug continued during the afternoon
along the entire line, rcs7'ttng in the diving
& the rebels, with o loss to us Of ore msa
wounded, and to the rebels OF oce lieutenant
and five men killed aud several wounded.
Vie shall held the position at eu hazs.ds.
The ene1ny's cayalij are betaeen here and
Tompkius' Slills- Their infantry a.a On the
Tall.hatcEic.
, 1862-11-15

~ ttfr. Steele, Of New York, anl Other
Democratic Co7erc-s11e elect wto are At,
Washington, declare their purpose Of sup
I.oring the president ard his administration
In all mcasures 1or tic speedy suppression Of
Of the rebellion.
, 1862-11-15

e At the present time thcrs are about Ia
500 sick aud wounded soldiers at the various
hospitals in Washington, Georgetown and
Alexandria At one time these hospitals con-
tAiucd upwards Of q ,000
, 1862-11-15

70 Though the Democrats carried their
State ticket In Ohio, the vote on congreslmen
shows Union majorlty Of i 1,855.
, 1862-11-15

EE Major Reid Sanders, son Of George
Sanders. tho recently arrested rebel enissa1y,
Tas educated at the expense OF the city
Of New York, aud graduated at her free
academy In 1852.
, 1862-11-15

Punch says: "What has lifted u
vacated by II. Thouvcnel," asked DeMorny
OF PersiRuy.
d'EuseEie,"
, 1862-11-15

TO REET--k 4 furnished House
L Until the frat Ct NAy, cent ally 1oca.-i OF t..
Wes: slae. well fa.psshcd a1d p!e .=a1t. cocta'n
ptne rnou:H te.la~s o-ets &c. E73o tenant 9Th
small family lnar,re OF " T. Pc AK;E III state st.,
or tt C.E B0LalE3. - West Eotd3:ph street.
, 1862-11-15

IH41FtSS -1tONisDE. AS9F. IL, AS5y+
Col. Ludlow of Gen. Dix's staff, ra:uened
this after noon from Aiken's L1nding, and has
ve1s successfully completed the arrangements
The following oilicera and men are ex-
char ged, to-1it:
F3rst-A1l officers ard mea both Of tic Gated
states aud confedela:c Ee-yice who have been cap
tu-ed and psroitd in Fircinia and Maryi1nd up 10
Nov. !. 1852 except thu United States officers and
m.1 c2ptn1ea and p3,o1ed September: 1851. q: Har.
Nov. IL. 1862 made to the Unitel States authuri-
tics III the Peninsula and its uJjac.nt watr-s are
included in this excharge
& Sfs:nd.Al n officers aad ne men csptated sud p.
7hinl-Ah officers aud men captured and sse-
rolled ut Clamneesbuf.. Oct 4. 1852
i'ou'th-Thc l1th Ohio, Captured at C1azksr1lc,
Tenn.
F;fy-O Officers and men captured at South Mills,
SirtA-One hundred and four non commissioned
officers and p1ivates belonging to the ID United
States cavsfry, 1st Cnited S.u:es infantry 9th
Sd United States infantry 9Th s.h, 1Osh. 11th 1ash
11,h United States infa1t:y, 4-h acl 5th Unit=d
States artillery. sent from Annapolis, Ms.yla1J,
to Columbus, New. Yo:k. Oct. !, 1851
ucar Richmond. aud Lexington Ky, und-~ CON
GaEd nf Gen. Kirby Il. Smith.
EigaA-AH CflIcc1s ard n.ca delivered to Cap
tile Lastlie and Sxau tn the 1ss. 5:h, 1th. II h
aat 9si Of September, 1862, aud tho 18th OF o:t-
Laird Gap on The u and 1lt'l o. October. 1871
Ef,eseier-Gensrais :. ! ! Gaosc!. :.e.:..*:.. = =:
5sp'sss! a5ss ss!ons!s: ss II G5s::nsas, GfiRs:sns
- Total. $50
, 1862-11-15

Army News ald AIoTeu.cnts In Mfs.
souri,.
ST. Louis. Nov. lit is rumered that
Gen. Frank Bt.ir wil1 take the field ia few
days at the head Of his btigada. to co-opc1ats
eippi Valley.
Gen. Carr has been ordered to assume COM
n,ard IN this district, in place Of Gsn~ David
son, who Immediately takes the Held at the
head of the troops In the southeastern portion
Ut The State.
Gen. Sctofield is rapidly recovering. aud tna:
there Is probability that he will a.,ain assume
command IN person, Of bis corps,
, 1862-11-15

~ The lager beer brewers arc intending
to call q national convention on matters con-
nected With their interests in the tax law,
, 1862-11-15
Ecm aDbcrrl5euIeuts-

WANTID-H'o buy the right and
,f,te-cst o \ good paying G:st csAs5 ;la':so I'll
I,-ssnsant idtl e>s 2cst O1c. UoS g Wts- Nl:-rl,
re1t ri: = ~
, 1862-11-15

E Col. Lewis Of the cS.h Wisconsin 1eri-
mcnt, low in camp at Milwaukee. has been
appointed as commissioner to enforce the
draft In that county. The coward!y resisters
Of tie draft will now have to 6uccumb,
, 1862-11-15

f8 The drafs in Racine, Wis, passed OF
quietly On Mond,y, Twenty-Five o7,y wcrs
wanted, and thSt number was drafted, aud
among the "1ucky ones'' drawn were two a,-
dermcu-Johu Sullivan and VIM, S,hveitzer
, 1862-11-15

Tie 7'ertnt alarms concsrairg NaMrM:-0yan-
fza1ita q tic A7ny oj't TIE Exm5r1and-A D.
cs-:,c Campaign in Pfospsc:-fIo1a5le Nou:-
mint in{o dLa6anld.
, 1862-11-15

M |ANIED-lOO men wanted for
~ the FIRST !:esu1ar Cavalry. tt1e old F.. t D-a-
genns, fo71cE.E:,iua'e"ss who IRE uow :',=v
tso he lstt foz this He {s.e Gpaeral
tElts No, .5& anil 162. dated Wash:y E y. O::
iSfs FoE Information con7trcin DAY, bounty. ~
FE1LSEl, Recruiting Officer. notfix a.,-la
, 1862-11-15

-XN ANVED-To rent Il hou.e. con-
w tAln1bg about stx rouu17 Wonld rr.fa. cat
t7:c 81 IL: W.;t T.. Nert7 Side. G.,ea .ae:ccccs
no1sx:GSst
, 1862-11-15

w A n ED-A Ka7e Chance.
~ Wanted MAJ With lptt !: ct Si03 - er.As-
e pro3:sh: ,.ara:ac:u.t2. ba" 1trs. Aitres Post
0ftGe Nox 59t nui5E.. -j53z
, 1862-11-15

WI TANTED-a young man Of sew
ca, wears e-.fe7erc" W4-t15 Il situation IN
D,t G,ei, HOME References given. Ad1rrss gill
EEHJ. Tfthuue Once. uat5,ytn. 1s
, 1862-11-15

IN ANTED-Two girls, 4 Co,k
W washer ana 1rore. and ca ,71be.natI. Au..
b. frtt r'l-s and come 7c,l rec ,tn.n'aiel. G3ad
p-id Apply fio ~ Vet Wlh'r.:c7 street,
, 1862-11-15

9A?RNTEDI want SOM. writing
w or Conylr. to do at a ttr -en.s:le:At:on. ELv.
fC4. frt,E I'd +. hour to spare ev-anE
At:Gre.. ", - ptt Office X +4s7 nai:.x .1s;@
, 1862-11-15

ANTED-S Substitutes FIR drafted
~ men In Witc7nsn. for unc t.c nths :c-rI, p
fo7 7.bisa liberal aounsy @tl &c pa.s .1p:ich:ol
- the u1des.:gued st the Ce1t:at Po'tce st';ti,u
nofs xspC Nv C.P, BShptET.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
The Cabinet ana the EnIancip.
tion Proclamation.

Tho position OF the various menbcrs
OF the Cabinet on the Presidents Eman-
cipation policy, during the tine that il
was a subject Of Cabinet Discussion may
be accurately stated, and on tuhjsot o,
such nome ntous interest the information n
is due to tho public.
Secretary Chase from the outset has
been the recognized leader urging eman.
cipaiion, and when the matter was at "a.
rious tunes under discussion, he was al.
ways its leading advocate. Secretary
Wells favored emancipation, but was no,
specially energetic in urging as he rare
ly is in urging any point, in public policy
outside his own department. Secretary
stanton while always outspoken ia dc.
olarlng his readiness 20 strike at Slavery
under the war power wherever and when.
ever Slavery could be reached. Post.
master General Blair was, thronghou,
the most determined and bitter opponent
Of the emancipation policy, aud when
the substance OF the proclamation was
made known 10 the Cabinet he was per-
hups more outspoken than any OF the
members in protesting against its adop.
ton, Not less determined, though per.
heps more cautious Ia his protests, was
Secretary Seward II may be safely said
that he was the great leader in the Cab.
met opposition TO any policy OF emancipa.
ton resembling that which the Presiden,
finally adopted. Secretary Smith and At
torney General Bates occupied about the
same ground on the subject,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03

"THE ABOLITION pressure on the Pres
idsLt, gets him to issue a Proclamation
OF Freedom 10 all slaves, This war il
not TO be ended by paper proclametions
nor beating Chinese Gongs, ,"--Seaeea
A drerfiser.
We predicted, in last weeks issue,
that Billy, the would-be Secretary of
State, aud VALLASpIeHAM's favoritc.
would raise howl. Now, Billy, You
have a fine opportunity 10 spread your.
self on the "Nigger" and Abolition.
ists." Don't be backward--go in and
do your best. Get W something rich,
raoy and fancy, on the "Nigger;" il will
please Vallandigham and all his follow
crs. IL you DO the Niger up in an ar.
gumentGtive style, and II you fail TO be
elected Secretary of State, il may i'm.
prove your prospects Of getting FAT po.
silion % under Jef' Davis. Al the same
time, it will bo necessary to have your
papers endorsed by James Buchanan,
Vallandigham, Bright and few other Of
the"Simon Pures;" and also forward a
few copies OF the advertiser to his hon.
orable excellency, especially those cop
les that are well seasoned with terrific
howls on MIR. Gumbo, and the "thiug" is
safe. Don't fail to abuse Preside Mt LIN
COLIN aud the Government, otherwise
your chances will be just about as POOR
for getting fat position, as running for
Secretary of State, In Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
A De.c.,m.s story.

The Washington correspondent of The
C'ncianati GsSet,e, writing under dslc Of
Sept. ss,h, says
Winchester arrived IN Poolesyillc yester-
day. lie lett Winchester "Wednesday
morning, says tie main body OF tho rebel
army is concentrate at Winchester
They do not number more than 10000
men and are somewhat demoralized and
suifering Tor sroYisions. He participate a
IN the engagements In Maryland, and
saws the rebcl loss was terrible.
Gen. Pryor's brigade, out Of 2,aOo
men, lost 1861 in Killed, wounded and
iriss'Dg; Longstreot's division lost one
hall, and Gen. McCall's lost l2SO men
out Of 1900 engaged. The rebel officers
and surgeons coniess TO loss Of 10000
men In killed, wounded aud taken pris-
oneu. They estimate their loss In kill.
ed alone at between 1000 aud 5000.
Tho y,bels arc fortilying Winchester,
impressing all the negroes In the neigh.
borhood TO assist in building the forti6ca-
tions.
The supplies Of tho rebels stolen Ia
Maryland have become nearly exhausted,
and little is to be obtained in that section
OF Virginia.
The rebel generals are exceedingly ap.
RIehensive that thoir supplies will De cut
oh BY the movement of cur troops Ut
Washington on Gordonsyille.
A tram Of one hundred wogons, with
provisions, arrived from Richmond on
Tuesday.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-03
gaI Notice,
Sept. a6th Ca

Court of Common Pleas OF Seneca coun.
ty, Ohio.
William Bingham and Henry C. Bios.
som, partners under the firm name of
VIM. Bingham & Co., Plaintiffs
against
John Kanney and Levi Weirick' Drts.
The said defendant, John Kanney, will
take notice, that said plaintiff, on the
10th day Of September, A. ID. 1852, filed
their petition in the Court of Common
Pleas, Of Seneca county, Ohio, agai nst
said defendants, John Kanney and Lsv /
Wcirick, wherein in substance they saw;
That on the 5th day Of August, A. D.,
1869, before Jesse ii. L.idy, a Justice of
the Peace of Clinton township, Seneca
county. Ohio, they received a judgment
against said Kanney, for the sum Of eigh
ty-eight and twenty two one hundreth
dollars, that said judgment remains up-
received and unpaid and that there is due
TO plaintiffs thereon, from said defendant
kanney, eighty-two and eighty.seven
one hundreth dollars, with interest since
Aug. 9th, 1869, that said Kanney has no
goods or chattlcs, lands or tenements La
BILE to law and sale on execution, that
said defendant Weirick has money of,
aud is indebted to said John Kanney in
about the sum Of three hundred dollars
and praying judgment and an order for
the payment by said Weirick of said
money to said plaintiff, that unless sa id
petition is answered by the 9th day o
December, A. ID. 1862, judgmentwili b
rendered thereon accordingly. 9
JAS. PILLARS,
N. l.. BREWER,
for Plaintiffs.
sent26-6w S1hn
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rrn aprLrIuA. Sept. ~, A. M..--Tho
Washington Star OF Fridny afternoon
contains the following items
Mcclellan still bad his headquarters
near Sharpsburg yesterday, when Sum-
ner occupied Bolivar lIights,
Gen. Williams, late Of Banks corps
from the Maryland Tights, and Burnside,
artillery, fcrdcd the FLYER at Ilsrpcr's
Ferry.
A nsw pohtooh bridge wac doubtless
finished last night, and we believe Burn
sides infantry crossed apoa II this fore
ueoh.
The greater part Of McClellpn's army
wna yesterday in the immediate vicinity
Of wulinmsrort.
Our picksts occupy the country In
Virgin three mihe out from Hsrper's
Ferry, where they met those Of the en-.
emy. beileycd to bc IN considerable force.
There were picket tuaids near that point,
aud they ac supposed to he in force,
principally at Winchester.
I, IL evident 10 Us that there will be n
movement on licC,ellsn's part 90 soon ~
his army rs properly supplied by the
Quartermaster's department, &c.
Our troops are In the best possible
tpiritr, and eager egain to get at the reb-
els. Another week Of such nights NJ
they doubtless exptricnc d thrrc last
hit will compel them either to attack
or move South.