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IEsnLvENT NOTICE.

To al persons interested as Creditors
IN tie estate Of E5ydh Ioaag, decd:
NUEECs S, ~ the J1iy term, Ist6. rflhe
w r. 0ate Caurt ct Madison ccurty. sand
es ale was hy order or decree Of said court,
declared 20 De ius3ivest, yen are hereby no
,iied 20 come forward sud duly nrobsie your
claims and have them properly registered
within thc tiue preset bed BY law BE- sad de-
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AVELINE YOUNG, Erecuirix
Of Elijah YcuuE, dee q.
Jn'y 81. ;sse-nftSuiT.
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NO.. 49,.
A Solemn. Reflection.

ADDISON, in one Of his admirable
avs, compares the human mind to
unhewn block Of marble which,
pped and dressed by the statu-
s chisel. finally energies an
ost breathing image of life and
tuty, of symmetry and grace. 1t
re well to consider, however, that
process Of developing the human
I'd is conducted by multiform,
celIaneous, and often conflicting
ncleS. From the rude, elemental
IS, every passer-by snatches q
,, or lmpresseS upon it Inca
1t. Parents may work upon it
'hers may work upon it. But
! work not alone. Friends touch
emerging toIn-fOes touch it
novelist lmparts a feature-the
ant in the kitchen shapes a part
le teecieSt cloud of heaven gives
shade or a line-aIl things work
Il 1t, and tritles light as air con
ute to its form and complexion.
: is painfully interesting to OBJ
e how the whole tenor and tenn
Of an invidunl's history is modi-
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H--civ~i Thrt the nb>rs % this Board n Alderman
rn.fsei dignity ec.ocy s.i ny pre-.
over tsssr asberaiohs during tse pa., ysr thsr
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THE FIELD OF sAD0wA.

=
essson, Own.-.hsp and Historical
.sences OF the Scene Of an, De-
fsat Of the As.--.
Tho name Of the village where the 49,.
tween the Prssns and Ausirsns took place q. a.. a.
Isiy Is not cadowa twh,eh s . watering plses IN
nor sudo~a (which 10 . village on the
o'u'' ""' : the EiosI. but sndowa
Hha small pis- bstwss- !. -.
nounced Horschisz a. Fssplsos, I'D tns a pro.
Koniggratx, nvs miles distant from the Iasrsr city ana
eight miles from Joscphstadt Horc Ia the seat ~ tns
Bshemlan calico msnnfsciory and ths great prodsos
market of the Riesengcbrse tGssn, MoantAIn II has
sven thousand inhabitants Of ~hom too thoassna nvs
hsnred are occupied 10 the calico factories
fnhe nclghborhood Of sadowa 10 the renowned oa,s
and nrk of Count HArrach of the richsst nons
men Austria m. castle s a real wondsrwors of
hIssor curiosity and artistic spiondor II IL built IA
ciose imitation of windsor Castle Ia Engsnd In IN.
midsef park ana Old forest of twenty soven square
miles rbe large hail. called the KsAssrs4sI nhs Han u
Empros) Il remsrkabs for lt- splsndor II contains
the psrns Of all Emperors u Aas,r. painted by The
nrst rnassr of Germany and Italy The ~sns are
fresc,.d pompsian style. The door represents By
nian woodwork o. most costly kind the renowned
p<iging KanIbach, "rhs H0nncuschschti rhe hat.
tiso the funsj Every piece of furniture i ~ sbyay
WOO inlak vith ivory sad solid gold
Aother asll u called King gdwsrd n Halt rbs FOR
nu Was troushi over from tha Castle of Carnsvon asd
- u dentlss fsratlr, used by the renowned Eagasn
KIM rhe cning saloon Il osilsi The hRsch..si nhs
Desalil Tho chairs, tables, g,blsts soorn snd aoes
are sde of dearborn. he door ~ th. spssnda foon
hes st 600 forms % o. 800 70 give 10 sbor, aa sss
o. oo~sinss. q tho whols. nasy sanos % .as
ths'osns Hsrseh devoted dsnns tx.lys ye,,. the
inccs of tsentytwo o. hs sstasss NJ the ssiidinx
and corstns Of this castle, called sche.s Hrssss
Cat Hsrrsch himself y sos ony . noalsrnas oS TIE
Jgh saniins. bat also sfsctannx ord rhs
grsaiohsman glass mssafsessry a. TsawaIs a. Inn.
nsniron -ovs namsrous ocsson mills, hssn splns.s.
- oo@l niso- and v.s, sss1lss IN Bohssnfa sorav.
end -. ssys bin lsosns - tssriy 900 600 sors.
I Nl.oc0 rhs PrssssAa Gny. thss~fora wn ssd
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THE PRUssIAH DISPATCHES.

Gnscmrs Wednesday, July 4 1ses
Yesterday morning at seven o'clock, the Prussian
army. under the command Of tho King in person. On.
counssred The Aussrians under Field Marshal Benedsk
between Horxiase and Koniegrsiz
me battle was bloody and lasted twelve hours
The enemy maintained his position behind Bsiriu
with tho greatest obsnscy for sir hours Toward two
O'Clock p. the position carried BY assault after
which the enemy was rapidly driven from his other pa,
sllons
In the evening about seven o'clock the remainder q
the Austrian army N full retreat
The rout Of tho enemy Is complste.
A Trautenau despatch o. July says-In yesterday 3
battle the FirH army, under the command Of Prince
Frederic Charles engaged soss from eight O'Clock
in The morning snd had sustain Itself sgaas. much
superior force. which fought with visor
mo second army, under the command OF the Prince
RovaI although FAR from ths ned Of battle succeeded
By the mos, strenuous ersrions 10 arriving In ,ms In
attack, directed towards shs easmys right wing, a.
cded the dag and led 70 a bnliIant victory
The Austrlans have retired in the dissection o. rsrae.
btz.
rhs number q prisonsrs Is immense v. have nssn
shrss number Of cannon and other trophies
Tho loss OF the YIrss army 10 considerable
A Berlin despatch of July tays:--Dursns the BATHS
yesterday mo yasIes Of he Guard took svssy pieces
o. cannon, ,as Er.bs,h r.simsss Ten, ,hs yrs resi
,~a~s of NE Guard slsbt rhvs sssas % sosen v~s
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The Italians Gross the Pc.
The italian army has crossed the Po.
Complete Evacuatiom OF Losnbardy by
the Austrjans.
The Austrans have entirely evacuated Lomssrdy and
retired across tho Mincio
In the Tyrol.
Vienna despatch OF July says the commander
Of the Austrian troops In the Tyroi ri,ss from cless
under date Of the 4th:-
Yesterday SIX thousand Italian volunteers atackvs the
Austrian positions al Monte saso.
They repuIssd with loss Of sve hundred killed
and wounded This mornIug again there lighting near
vezziA
Other afArs, successful f0r took place during the
day. The enemy had nearly four bat,siions
He has beon forced back upon Jscindne with oss Of
two hundred killed and wounded
Our loss Is twenty.four killed and wounded.
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THE BATTLE OF sADowA.

Marshal Benedek's Report OF his Defeat.
A despatch from Vienna dated Thursday, July s.
saysGeneral Benedck addressed the following despatch
to the Emperor, yesterday, At three O'Clock in the
morning
After brilliant contest OF fvo hours DURATION be-
fore Koniggrstz with our centre Lippa the enemy
favored by tho rain. succeeded establishing himself
unperceived at chlum.
Our lines being thus broken through, We were CON-
PEELED TO retire
The retreat was effected compo.sdiy on Psrdubtz
The losses are not yet known but they considers.
BILE.
farming the Austrian Right wing.
despatch dated rnutsnau, July o. reports that the
Grown PINK under tho orders Of the Prince Royal
succeeded by the eaesasn' from the field Of battle,
time enough direc, tho stack ssansns IN line IN
Of the Ausirsns, which act decided tho victory -ng
The King decorated the Prince the seld Of ham.
| with the Order of Military Merit
| the King and the two princes IN comuaae ~srs -.
lu,ed with the most extraordinary enthussss o, a..
trocps
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Hapsies. Preparing 40 Take Possession
ss OF Frssch Territory.
Ia Prss tscmI- onhciAl Of Paris, Of July 7rssys:--
King Victor Emssus has not al once soccdcdA % tho
srml.,ice proposed through France He sllegcs,As a
reason that he has 10 cnsul with his ally the Kog\of
Prussia
m Consequence a> naiias grermeni has been adri'ed
Rsf xr Aave 70 eeax smmsds ,ssiy ssery act q AOaliy
sesiAs vsnses, q bsae French 1r1sry
French csm~isno~~ a0oi~0 at o'es 70 ve"s'a :" s'
es-ss q, gop~~~1rf n ne na~s 1 as 4s~prw
Orders have bean Issued the Frsnch .Vusdron in NE
rsdssrsn.sa immsd,sssy 70 repair 70 Ssniss and %
Asss ~ 5wssA S1s ss~saS y ~ As<vss usv saJ~ss.
- s~s p ~ Ys~~sss ~sD
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THE PRUssIAH ARMY.
n.xai Dispatches from saaowa.

Rsysi Dispatches from ssdowa.
Ad.rs,ch from Gitscha, dated July ., eight o'clock
r. NJ, sop:--rhs Prosssn army gained another brilans
victory over The Aus,rans near ssdows ons and half
mile souih Of Nils,Iu.
In P.rs.ait OF the AussSis.s.
Another despatch hcu osschIn. dated July suern-
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Austria SIN 20 war Against Prussia.
La Prsa<, or Paris scmi-ofncia o. July = ssys:--h
Is tho intention or Austria 70 continue tho asasna
Ppsa, she peneverca in her pressnsions asserted
in her project Of federal reform communicated 10 tho
governments or Northern Germany
The Emperor Francis Joseph declares bis resolution 10
transfer hs capital 70 Pcsh, should he Be unable 70 de-
fcnd Wanna, and TO call TO tho whole population
Of his gta,ez
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The cesscn Of venetia to France complae and def
mite and without any other condition on the part Of Aus
tria except withdraw the guns arms and all munitions
Of VIZ found in fortified places Wuhin Jorty-eigM
hours Ae hoe Of Vsnsia a BE- French territory and IL
ca depend upon tie good ,oR Of France either % keep
70 part ciM e.
La Laes, Of Paris, Of July O. ssys:-venice delivered
by the victory of sadowal The work left unaccom-
plished by Count cavour is completed by Count Bis
marck.
we never cease to hate and 10 despse war this
grand fact this glorious fact may reconcile us with IT,
But how we forgive the all the blood that has
been spilled, whom all might have been saved9 II
the idea OF congress- not to change her word at the
risk of being made do without what she now has
tarduy done after being routed. What rough lesson
for the Austrian government for 1t is more than the
loss OF battle, 1t is the loss OF her power in Ger
many and Of her prestige in Europe.
Austria willed 1t 50. She cannot say that the most
sympathizlng councils the pressing the most
suppcating exhorta0es have failed her at the time
most needed.
Chosen by Austria as mediator, chosen by her as
tho cessee OF Venice, although for the time he
mained neutral. the Emperor OF the French only
feel hattersd by the homage thus paid him; but will
the victorious government will the Prussian govern
ment, will the government that has wipe Defeat
will the Italian government grant the armstice asked
Of thems win they grant it without knowing before
hand what is held in reserve that would be decided?
Is the ccsson OF Venice without condiuonsS Does
Austria accept the accomplished fact in Germany
These questions which the Aoniteur, having
broken silence, has failed to explain n.
To speak our own full thoughts, wait what It has
to say.
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poslton' az we mentioned yesterday on the right hank
~ me EIDE, but was forced violently 10 the othoD
.luo-tnM - toward the east Tho fate Of tho
two fortresses JoscphsAdt ami Konggraeiz a. ns vet
unknown wa hey pen hetr ga'-i 10 ths sneray uAse
opp nior, or ~u hsy rerst No one can say bat lAG
rcsan q urimporanf, beng only ma tsr oT defa1 n
"hat 10 certain II that AZ present pardubtx aud slo
whole OF the railway lines runs there are abas
doned by Marshal Bencdck, who Ii thus forced intd
Morava II remains TO be seen whether Ia cA.a ma
military operations should continue he will be allie "a
defend the high road TO Vienna at the point of junction.
OF tho Hohmicch and Truban railways Ia every casd
all Bohemia now open 90 the enemy, aud the rrusanH
can act In that country they please
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In Pursuit.

also capiuEsd The Ausirians in their ngh, abardoned
the fortress Of K6nnigratz.
In Parsuit.
Psrd1bz despatch Of July says;-The cavalry is
pursuing the enemy. The route is covered with arms
thrown away by tho fugitves, and with baggage. i,
appears that opposed by 1--WE Austrian corps
eupyipg strong positions.
The Twelfth regiment Of Hassars demolished two
squares and seized cannon Al Horwtz alone
are ten thousand prisoner
The XIII d and wounded.
despatch dated Hortz, July 8, says:--The number
Of killed and wounded both sides has not yet been
accurately ascertained.
Up to he present time fourteen thousand Austrian
prisoners have been brought IN together with hun.
dred and if,cOn pieces q artillery.
General Won Gablenz has arrived here with d nsg of
truce
THE WOUNDED IN BERLIN.
Berlin despatch Of July says Tho Queen has becn
several times she wounded who have arrived here
and has received several ovations from tho public.
The Austrian Wounded At vienna.
Vienna yuiy ~ correspondence Of In Iibere Paris
Tho patriotic association yesterday an address or
congratalaon the Arcbduke Albert for the successes
obtained BY tho Army Of the SOUTH Heaven, indeed
owed US this compensation FOR the sunengs and disas.
gun . rejoice wnen wc we're Incudatad With wounded
men, between thirteen hundred and fourteen huudr1d
arriving in nsle ngst; hundred or them VIII bs
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THE FRENCH DISPATCHES.

The Paris kndteur OF tho 5th Of July contains tho
following report Of the baile:--A grea, battle was
foaahi tho 80 by tho Austrian and Prassan armcs,
10 The neghborhood OF K6nis gratx.
Tho centre Of the Prusans sAdowa and that Of
tho Austrans at Lppa All the troops were engaged on
both sides
After combat which lasted Ave hours tho Ausrians,
seeing themselves turned by chlumsc commenced their
retreat, which Was soon changed into q rout They
crossed the Ebs did not even defend the position
Of Pardubilz
The losses are exceedingly great and fory,wo guns
remained In thu hands Of the Prusuians.
LEudard OF Paris Of July g. gives the following de-
tailsThe Prussans attacked, yesterday morning. the
Austrian army oonosnirassd on the right bank Of the
Ebe bstwsen K5nisgrsts and JossphssAdt at sudowA
n- Uztsic, ur a. a.. ,.,.n,,,
favorable TO the Ausirians the Prussians then
ounanked the Aussrians and tho principal action
concentrated between sadowa and Horzi,ze.
The entire Saxon army engaged with Con. Gablens
and the Eighth corps
telegram from the comrnandant OF Josephsadt
that al four O'Clock tho left wing Of the Austrian army
completely routed.
No from the right wing the centre.
The Archduke william was wounded.
Consequences 10 the Austrian Generals.
despatch from Vienna Of July says:-It Is an
nounced that General Ciam-Galias In command of tho
First corps Of the Army of the North Field Marshal
Baron Heniksieen Chief OF the stan and Major General
Rrismaniex win be brought before a cour, martial
Count de nensdorn has lon for headquartcrs
Tho Paris Pays Of July says:-rn Austrs pcopls
dsrnayed BY the Of the Pruxsans that
found sufficiently lost 10 all Of proprety
70 designate traitor General Do GabIenz whose
corps destroyed At INSTRUMENTATION the brilliant,
the andscious hero Of the with Denmark who, no,
long since, could not be sufficiently Jsted man Who
chiyalric loyalty pcrsonihed HIS misfortune that
division OF Prussan Guard by dnt Of forced march
e. was enabled 20 fall his flank Originally com
rnand Italy offered him bat he demanded TO
In Bohemia that be might have opportunity 70 take
his revenge the Prussisns who chased him from Hot
stein and who have compIetsy conquered him.
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from gaiiEnanls h@saenzef, gniy 81
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ssans NhOss eentfr - h.doss hsf pisaef in Hns
~savg h< eAs< military fgfces whieh the nnommr L
could dapo~~ " no AasirAns whs ha1 tssir esnsss
a. apgs hai aiso brought tbs nsid Al ainpass
bic strength ~ the euItfs. sta The sfseptoa ~ shs
army IN Fsnstia TIE sisss isrrfbls 40 "a
18th sd~s tie grsNisst bsss~fy alspAaftd
tufsfns mytsmsnt a tie rfos~sas wh8 COZ.
used, IN Consequence ~ foy. and wsSsr the
coysr n the sngss pfofsosd ~ TIE Brax ~
establish thsnneeN@s ung~tc~iv@4 AZ Chlns~w dssfsa
tns fate ~ bs eav TIE Aastsans ana I'D aIsT ~
90 ~ eaaa cod res<, ylsls11 almost lnsslnefavey
snd, IN spite = Their courage snf thsf frst IN
u- eary psu u TIE esy. gave ~ay. Th@ prvansn.
pfessed % ~tA ,<fawdssayy vtoov ihs, Ass "a
vins s- ct ~ from ths main bcdy asd pfso rssG.
- - hs rsfrsst u th- Ansians bsosrn. shans int
fogi asf The wifEss sysf ths glhs dd sancs v
sgofi ps..Ags V The -as aT~yass.s
The gsosfsis pfnoe~ - The imp~risi family snf sa
pert ot~s ssany Esss an sssng,. u u. na<s DO
persts oDsraTs Notni1r svali~i Three Ar,h1akss
see vognfsd sn1 srsss nasnber a rae~rsl o~,o<rx
-.rs ssvw -canasd, nsds prtssasr o. sni.1 To
rss ssnsens = e~s % bsh sass so 30 ks0-s. bss
rs iss'rsA Smy hsA b$fsvs ne 800. xssn ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-18

The new Commanaer sf ths Austrian
Army.
La Presa Of July says;-Benedek has already been
dep osed from bis command II the war continues
which God Forbid, viii be tho young Archduko Albert
who has len Venice with . hundred thousand fresh
troops and hundred thousand recruits for the
Army OF the North.