Central Illinois Gazette from Champaign, Illinois • 2

Sheriffs Sale rat GAZETTE THE BATTLE OF MILL SPRING Storming of Den THE SITUATION PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT Sheriffs Sale and mo cictKi racim circuit court of Cham it is deemed expedient to move forward and pai-n county and state of Ilinois and to me di and stale of Illinois and to ra directed whereby under no circumstances can routed ZToTTf force? make their way toward? Bowling Green against Hiram Hamilton in favor of Draper Dunn in favor of John of the lands of the lands tenements goods and chattels tenements coods and chattels of the said hamuc! Heavy batteries h-ve been planted uO fhe the gai(J Iiiram Hamilton I have levied on Dunn 1 hav levied on tho folio mg property of the Cambtrland to the southest- the following property to-wit: to-wit: 32 WANTED IMMEDIATELY! TO RECRUIT FORT SCHMIDT! waira is sitcatbb Opposite Wsrehwtr arkat-s CHAMPAIGN CITY ILL The qr ef the qr of see town- ship 22 north range 8 east of the 3d in Champaign county the tamii being property of I Samuel Dunn Therefore according to the said command I I shall expose for sale at pubtic auction all the right title and interest of the above named Samuel 1 Dunnin and to the above described property os Friday day of January IS62 between nine snd sunset of said day at the nortt door of the court house in the eity ot Urbana Dated at Urbana this 9th dy of Jan I82 It WRIGHT Sheriff" of Champaign county Ills Per McD Firtsmin Deputy Printers fee S3 5ft South hlf of the outh-et qr of the northeast qr of the south-east qr of section thirty -four township nineteen north range ten east (o) et cerv Therefsre according to the said command I shall expose for sale at pnbtic auction all the right title and interest of the above named Hiram Horn iltou and to the above described property on Saturday the 15lh day of Februrary ls62 be-' tween nine o'clock aud sunset of said day at the norh door of the court house in tho city of Urbana Dated at Urbaaa this 2atU day of I January 1S62 UANDOLPn WRIGHT Sheriff of Champaign county lit Per Fitzobrald Deputy Printers fee $350 AUGUST SCHMIDT a Colonel that treads the soil of Missouri that commands the respect of Generals Hl-leek Curtis Sigel Asbolh and in fact any and all of the officers in command of the western army than Colonel William Coler of the 25 regiment of Illinois Volunteers does this 20th day of January iu the ycar onr ord eighteen-hundred and sixty-two Also there is not a Colonel that has the interests of his men more at heart than he He has all your readers are aware been detached from his regiment for a long time to fill a higher position which he has accomplished perfectly so it seems to the great displeasure of those of his enemys but let them burl their lying missels towards him they are powerlesa He is above the notice of such men holding with great credit and success a position of great honor and responsibility ia his service I could say more in his praise and the praise of the regiment but others have perhaps said all that will be necessary to hereafter prepare our friends at home to properly understand any thing of the kind that may be circulated about oar homes for all time to come There is nothing new that we are apprised of only that moves are being made to make the capture of Price a success Should anything interesting transpire I will inform you at any time it may take place Cyrus Stons null IN Letter from Kentucky rocnH Ky Jan 21 1862 Gazette? As an opportunity o-I will send too a lew lines to let br we prosper in this age of wars of nr this aee which find nst H-other and in many father against son tacky the scene of so many daring exploits awd hair -breadth escapes of Boone and his on Woody deeds are about being which will certainly secure to her the title or the dark and bloody ground I asp ose yoa hare ere this learned of the fo-ward move -rent which has taken place V--r nd for fear yoa have heard sotre things whkh cannot be re'ied on will tell yon what I know abont it individually Ahoat the lftth of the month we recti red orders to be ready for a inarch with seven days rations by 4 At the time designated the hoys of Companr to the nwmbrr of T9 were in their saddles ready to -art: bit the orders came to wait nntil eight Tiext morning These orders embraced ererr -nan ia oar four companies able to swi-g a sabre At eight the hors were marched down to head quarters and Stood there in shoot 10 inches of mad nntil 11 o'idncA when they receired orders to re-tarn to Camp and to hold themselves in read-to inarch at 15 minutes notice In the time Company had receired orders Here in Ken- BEE LINCOLN of Jamestown which will prevent the from escaping down the river so that be regarded as osx official report be rent of the enetny is complete After two cannon and about fifty wagons the river they abandoned them with ammunition in the depot at Mill They then threw away their arms dispersed through the mountains in the or MonticeHo so demoralized that believe they will ike a stand short Tennessee The property captured this the river is of great value amounting to pounders and wo Parott guns with filled with ammunition abont 500 foar-horses wagons about 1200 horses and boxes of arms never opened and from to 100 muskets mostly flint locks subsistence stores for the enti re army for three days large amount of hospital stores Our was 39 killed and 172 wounded The of the rebels was 114 killed and buried AK unit mmoium PROVISIOHS NE EU DEBILITATES IT is compounded entirely from Gums ai has become an established fact a Sthndnrd Medicire Sheriff Sale By virtue ofa special execution snd fee bill issued out of tbe clerk's office of the circuit court of Ohara-paiira county and State of Illinois and to me di reeled whereby I am commanded to make the amount of a certain judgment recently obtained against Isaac Cross in favor Bois for use of Jacob Rupert out of the lands tenements goods and chatties of the said Isaac Cross I have have levied on the following property to-wit: The half of the qr of see ion 17 in township 22 range 9 of the 3d as the property Isaac Cross according to the said command I erefore known and approved by is new resorted to with eases for which it is rec- CONFECTIONERIES iU28( (ORE! ASD DftlKP) FRESH OYSTERS KEROSENE OIL LAMPS igars Nuts Tobacco A NoUou Af Am a shall expose for sale at public auction all the right title and interest of the above named Isaac wounded and 45 prisoners not wounded Cress in and to the above described properly OB whom are surgeons an 1 Lieut ot a Tennessee Th' Colonel Wednesday the 12th day of Februrary 1S6' between nine and winset of said day at i the north door of the conrt house in the city of Urbana Dated at Urbana tbis Ststday of Jan 1362 WRIGHT Sheriff of Champaign county III Printers fee $350 Bcto 2Mfrtisemcnts all that have used it aod continence In all Ihe d's-ommended It has cured thousands within the last two yti rt who had all hopes of relief as tho numertu unsolicited certificates in niv possession show The dose must he adapt- ed to the temperament of the iadividual taking it Qi and used in such quae titles as to act gently on the Bowels let the dictates ofyour Max judgment rwide you tB the use of th eLt YE It IS- YIOOHATOR sad it lll cure Liter Com- plauiUBillieet Attn -to Zbvvwto Chronic Di- arrhora Summer (km-piuiiite Dysentery Dr- oyey Sour Stomash Habitual Costiveness Chotie Cholera Ck Lera Morbts Cholera In- fan turn Flatulence la-utidice Female Weak- or ns-ses and may le uted successfully as an Ordin- ary Family sdieine It will eureSLCK HEAD- ACHff ffas thoure tt can testily) twenty minutes if two or ti res Tmspoonfuh are taken at commencement ef attack wJ Ail who use it are giving their testimony in its fare MIX WATER IN THE MOUTH WITH THE IN VIGORATOi! AND SW ALIA BO TOGETHER Price One Dollar per Bottle FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS COMPOUNDED FROM Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up in OLASS CASES Air Tight aud will keep in any elin ate The Family Chithar- tie PILLS is a g-ntlo NIS STOCK coxstsrs IN FaBT of SUGARS COFFEES TEAS SYRUPS CRACK IRS CHEESE BUTTER FISII CANDLES WOODEN-WARE LARD CHICKENS EGGS Ac Ac Ac Ac PURE LIQUOR Far Medical parparea ANDERSON HOUSE Corner Randolph aud Canal Streets CHICAGO ILL block from Pittsburg Ft Wayne Chicago St Louis Alton A Chicago Chicago North western and Chicago Cincinnati Railroad Depots Sheriff's Sale By virtue of an execution issued out of tho affice of the circuit court of Champaign county and state of Illinois and to me directed whereby I am commanded to make theamouut of a certain judgment recently obtained against David SiZver A Wallace Silver in favor of James Itoo ont of the lands tenements goods and chattels of the said David Silver A Wallace Silver I have levied on the following property wit: 14 of see 1 1 17 9 qr of sec 1 1 IS 9 qr of the qr of sec It 18 54 of the qr of see 18 9 East Therefore according to the said command I shall expose for sale at public auction all ihe right title and interest of the above named David Silver in and to the above described property on Wednesday the 12th day of Febrnary 1'62 between nine and sunset of said day a tho north door of tbe court hous in the city of Urbana Dated at Urbana this 21st day of Jan 1362 WRIGHT Sheriff of Cbainpnign county 111 Printers fee $3 56 BOARD One Dollar per Day Meal Twenty-five Cent FOWLER PROPRIETOR 196-tr FRESH FRUIT 1 a ib receiving daily bv expreoa Peaches and Apples Direct frost tho orchard la the auath pert of tbe btate which I aas selling for very imall arslt Give me a eoli yoa (bell art geoway dtsntsfied Ramans her the place "Mg Opposite Oacna's Warehoatg Mat Champaign City slay ia camp and stand all the picket reard The matter rested in this way nntil ivt Wednesday when we ree-ived orders to prepare days rations and be ready to march by 7 next morning Thio older em-braced the troops at this point except the 44th Tllmois one company of the 12th and the sappers and wine one company of the llth Indiana one company of the 9th Illinois detailed as the provost gnsrd one section of haiterr and and of the 2d ew Cavalry At the appointed time the pa were drawn np near their respective ada head quarters and abont 10 -bed out hrigada taking the wy lcsa MayfiWd road while the other brigade nnder demand Me Arthur took the Clinton 1 1 always andtand they came together after sn Not a few miles brigade law! 1 1 i the lead until they arrived at Mavfidd oir ore as McArthur's brigade took the ndvnnce ism as It is latest accounts still kept It I sup rn rawp a Wfc of pnpe be intention was to attack Camp au ll aod regard hat on arriving at Mayfield they As emreladue- iraroe-l that Mr Sceesh had the 'f Wes Thee jtev took what is called the Paris a VSw- marched to Farmingtor taking a m4 that prisoners and some st aek I have jnst NEW ENGLAND but act ioe Cathartic whlh Z7 bis practice more than The constantly Incruus- who Imre long used the tlon wlrich all tXrtress in induced me to place them CUf The Profession Well thartk act on different The Family Cathartic ence to this well establish-ed from a variety of the which act alike on every dh! and are good and Cathartic is needed such Stomach SUrpinePu 4 FIRE AND MARINE the proprietor has usrd in twenty years ins demand from ihoae PILLS and th sattafac-rejurd to their us has itbin the reach of all knows that fferent Ca-portions of th bowr Pill has with due i efrr-ed fact been comprand-purest Yegetsblehxtract part nf tbe alimentai ca-en in all eases wh-re a as Derangements at the (ns in tbe Bscx and Is and 8ona ovr th cold which frequn' ly If course of Fevr as nf cation of Cold over th AUGUST SCHMIDT Aug 1841-tf INSURANCE COMPANY Sheriffs Snle A Secession Groan The following from a Memphis paper of the 2d irist shows the state of affairs down in Land forces have been massed in Kentucky too great for a man of Sidney Johnson's calibre to venture to attack and the paralyzing of Price through the withdrawal of McCulloch has rendered the overrunning of Missomi to the Arkansas frontier an easy task to the Federal We are forced back ont of checkmated in Kentucky Chase has obtained his moneys in Wall street The blockade is unbreakable by ns yet In one word we are hemmed in Day follows day and In lien of being weakened we find the Federal armies at al! points being strengthened Almost every article ol manufacturing and domestic necessity is quadrupled in price and onr money will soon be exceeding scarce fr lack of paper wherewith to make it cribbed confined as we were and evidently would be onr shortest clearest and most noble policy was to find in the rapid use of onr early revolutionary enthusiasm an overmatch for the slower and less spirted but more enduring North Wc speak plainly today because ere the full military policy of onr leaders was made known we persistently opposed any ontside pressure by the press npen it We speak plaintlv because as a Southern paper we have a right to speak and ask to see the benefits that are to compensate for this prostration of business these domes tic berevements and heroic sacrifices mode bv onr women as well as onr men We ask why the year hos passed and we further than ever from recognition at home or abroad? We ask why we are fifty-fold worse off than when the war commenced every mouthful we eat is taxed onr babies we ir taxed caps and shoes our hoys write on taxed paper onr girls wear taxed calicoes onr men do a taxed business and hopelessly ride in a taxed hearse to a taxed grave and we forsooth are hurting if we dare to turn from Messrs Mason and Slidell to look at the conntry we were of By virtue ofan execution and lea bill iaued outef the -lerk office of the circuit court or bhampjtigii din a long county and State of Iilinois and to me directed Appetite a Creeping Sen- body Restlessness llt-ad- SJf whereby I am commanded to make the amount Arnold Ncsbaum A NiRDUNea COLUMN k-amed from some of the Guides who came in ache or HudgM in ti ltrad all Inflammatory scase Worms in Childien or Adults Khvmnathm a a at Purifier of th ll'o I end many diseases to which flesh Is heir too numerous to men tion in this advertisement Dost 1 to 8 PRICE THREE DIMES Thf Liver Invipnrator md Kami! Cathartic Pi arc retailed by illy an I told wholmalt yho Trade in atl tle Ure town A pent fr Champaign ffmith A Bro ami A Clock Pr Urbana Buey A Miller Hunt A Son WOOD A CO wholesale apent Rt Ioult Mo To VV HAN FOR li Manufacturer an I Frrri lor 20 Rrtmdwtiv New York Philadelphia Clothleg certain judgment recently obtained against John Somers A Smnurs in famr ol Ibe Trustees of 111 9 east out of tho lands tenements goods aud chattels uf theaaid John Somers A Somers I levied on the following property to wit: The qr of the qr of sec 22 20 9 east taken as tho property of the said John Somers Therefore according to the said command I shall expose tor sale at public auction all the right title and interest of the above named John Somers in and to the above described property on Thursday the 70 th day of February 18f2 between 9 o'clock and sunset of said day at the nutth door ef the court house in tbe city of Urbana Dated at Urbana this28th day of Jan 1862 RANDOLPH WRIGUT Sheriff of Champaign cutinty Illinois Printers fee $350 ABWHMSMII AIHWIIIGEI HARTFORD COIST i raati Chartered Capital $500000 to eight that the troops were on ihe other tide of Murray and were marching southward and are probably by this time across the line mte Tennessee Saturday it rained al' day Col Bin- and in crossing a small stream called river several horses were months erownetl and considerable damage done to iwe them One regiment hal to burn all ier- on aecvint of the extremely bad condition of the roads On Friday last the two gun-boats and the steamer Wilson went up the Tennessee river having on board he aection of battery left here by Gen Smith and there companies of infantry These troops were landed 10 miles below Font flaary and marched out to the town of array where they were joined by the main body of the army There have been several stories in eircnla-r lion abont the gun boats firing on Fort Hen- Irt it oat The battle was fought twenty-two miles southeast ol Somerset where in the mountainous banks on each side the Cumberland there is a navigable stream he had fortified the principal hills commanding all approaches by the river from both directions as well as through the valleys of White Oak Creek on the north side and Meadow Creek on the south South of the river the unimportant post town of Mill Spring is located which has given its name to this battle not because tbe battle wts there principally fought but be cause General Thomas pushed his advantage and driving his enemy beyond the river paused at Mil! Spring to dictate his dispatch announcing tbe victory Gen ShoepfT pickets had had a skirmish on the IO1I1 with the advance of Gen Zolli-coffer and had been driven in with a loss ot ten men Since that time the rebel General has been held in check by SboopfT force originally consisting of the 12th Kentucky 17th Ohio 35th Ohio and recently strongly reinforced In some respects Zdlicofter had great advantages for field fighting Our soldiers at Somerset complained that they had not a single company of cavalry to resist the ouslaughter 1800 cavalry The Federal forces in the fight did not exceed 3000 Geu ShoepfF was unable to bringhis command up to bear any part in Ihe fight on account of the bad condition ot the roads and the precautions taken by Zollicoffer to guard all the avenues to his camp by abattis or irregular obstructions of fallen trees and rocks Bnt for this he would have caught the rebels in their rear prevent their retreat to their in-trenrhments and compelled the surrender of the whole force The rebel retreat was so complete a panic that they did not attempt to destroy anything for they were fearful of buruing their stores lest ihe blaze ol conflagration should light the Federal artillery and invited a storm of the iron hail they had so newly learned to dread To the credit of Gen troops it should be added that some of the regiments most gallant and daring in the fight advanced in a forced march of twenty-five miles over horrible roads to reach Gen camp which until ten days since hud been at Columbia Adair county about forty miles from tbe Tennessee line and almost directly east of Bowling Green illicoff being thus placed almost directly between Columbia and London at both of which places Federal forces were stationed From thi3 camp Gen Thomas had moved forward by the Jamestown read with the apparent intention of getting into the rear of Zollicoffer cutting off his retreat and bogging his force llicoffer ascertaining the nature of the movement and seeing that he must abandon his position or be surrounded holdly determined to attack his enemies in detail and suddenly marched to meet Thomas The rebel mounted force was represente I as very welt armed and equipped The rebel infartry was armed with Enfield rifles and serviceable smooth bore United States muskets bnt some irregular bodies were armed with shot-guns and such other weapons as they could pick up For some time past the trap has been pre paring for Zollicoffer It was arranged that Gen Thomas should leave Jamestown and Gen Shoejff advance from near Somerset thus hemming Zollicoffer in from the west and north Some secession spy carried the intelligence ol movements to the rebel camp and Zollicofler making a forced inarch on Saturday afternoon reached Thom encampment and attacked it early on Sun-lay morning At seven o'clock Sunday morning the enemy drove in the pickets of the 10th Indiana Gol Mason stationed at the forks of the rode eight mi les from Somerset The 10th were drawn up in line of battle and moved into the road where they were met by the enemy six thousand strong who instantly opened upon them Gen Thomas immedately ordered up the 9th Ohio Col Robf McCook 2d Minnesota Col Van Oleve and 4th Kentucky Col Fry to the support of the IO1I1 Indiana the latter with cool bravery bolding the enemy in check nearly hall an hour before beii rein-forced She 1st and 2d Tennessee regiments were ordered np 011 the right wing for the purpose of oulflanking the enemy and Whetmore's Ohio batteries in tha meantime shelling tbe enemy in the woods After being engaged nearly two hours the 9th Ohio 21 Minnesota and 4th Kentucky made a magnificent and desperata bayonet charge upon the enemy and drove them from the woods completely routing and pursuing them to their iatrenchments At tneheat of the engagement Captain Kinney ordered one section of his Ohio battery to within sixty yards of the enemy's line and opened a deadly canister fire upon them at short range with terrific effect which added greatly to tbe success of the day Our advance poshed rapidly forward and arrived within sight of the entrenchments one hour before dark and opened upon them with shot aud shell Night closed in put a stop to further de moustratioiis At dayl'ght next morning a steamboat was observed transporting troops across the Cumbrland when lendid battery of Parrot gnus was brought to bear on the boat which iu a tew minutes terwards was in flames The 10th Kentucky Col Harlan and 14th Ohio Col Steadman were ordered by Gen Thomas to advance on the enemy's breastworks Moving up in perfect and steady line of battle and scaling the entrenchments they found the camp entirely deserted and everything standing as when occupied by the enemy Horses tents mules wagons baggage banks ward boats may getting across all the Spring and direction I of side eight caissons mules 500 and a loss loss 116 5of Carter One of WITH A LARGE SURPLUS WATERMAN President GEO JEWETT Secretary therefore but as they are so contradictory I will not Wn an1 hrefl ''d- having looked we are UNQUESTIONABLY THE BEST SUSTAINED WORK OF THE KIND IN THE New Monthly Magazine No Magazine in Korop or America is si- well known none has half as many readers an we may safely say none has received so large a tribute of admiration from the cultivated esses that delight in a bealthf diversified lc rating periodical literature It is the foremost Maga-xinc of tho day The fireside never bud a in -re delightful completion nor tho million a more ep terprisiug friebd than Mag nine Baltimore TKHMSI The Mag-mine may bo obtained of Booksellers Periodical dealers or from tbe publishers at Three dollars per year or 25 cent per number Th Semi-Vnnual Volume as completed neatly bound in cloth are sold to those who wish their hack numbers uniformly bound at 25 cents each Twenty-two volumes are now ready bo snd iu cloth and also in Ha'f Calf The publishers will supply specimen mmhers gratuitously to agents and Postmasters snd will make liberal arrangements with them for circulating the Ma -azin They will also supp' club of two persons at five dollars a year or five per a ns lit ten dollars Clergymen and Teacher supplied at two dollars a year Numbe-r from the commencement can now be supplied tlso the bound volumes Tbe Magazine weighs over seven and int over eigutounces The postage on each number which must bo -mid quarterly in advance at he office where the Magazine is received is Three Cents IIARPKR A BROTHERS Franklin Square New York Snle By virtue of an execution and fee bill issued out of tbe offl eofthe circuit court of Vermillion county and State of Illinois and to tno directed whereby I atn commanded to make the amount of a certain judgment reccutly obtained against John Williams Thomas McLowrie John Bad dley and Lysand llill in favor of Samuel Part-low assigne of Daniel Clapp out of tho land- tencoiww wood and olmttlc of th snil John Wiliams Thomas McLowrie John CBuldley and Lysandcr Hill I hare levied ol tho dtowing property to-wit: Lots not 2 8 9 10 an 1 11 of a subdivision of out loi no 9 of James Busey's addition of out lot to Urbana Champaign county Illinois Therefore according to the said command I shall expose for sale at public auction all the right title and interest of the above named John Williams Thomas McLowrie John Bad-dely and Lyiinder Hille or eithor of them in and to the above described property i Thursday the 20th day of February A 1862 between nine and sunset of tbe said day at tbe north dour of the cuurt house in the city of Urbana Dated at Urbana this 27th day uan A 1862 WRIGHT Sheriff of Champaign counlu Ills Printers fee $3 50 181 Cash Assclts January 1st 1861 $1340409 3 5 JFFFFRSON FARMER General Agent Western Division Persons having Private residences to Insure would do well to call on this Company as great inducements will bo offered at their Agency in the City of Champaign I95-3m GAUOn Agent Furnishing Goods HATS CATS CLOTHS CJSSIMERES VESTIJhfQS OrERCOATWOS Merchant Tailoring In cooMctiM with th abe Clothing mad to order Promptly tad seated By A GOOD CUTTER ICE CREAM Lemonade Soda and Oysters served in their season ysB One door East of City Illinois Champaign July 17-tf LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS hurting the came if we dare tell what we see Coffkk Growing is Illinois The rcsottr-ces of onr State appear to be without limit 1 only are we producing our own Syrup and Sugar and are likely to produce our own Cotton bnt it has been demonstrated to a certanty that Coffee can be grown in Illinois Mr George Huffman of Effingham county last year raised tiro bvtkels of coffee nearly identical with the Rio coffee llis seed was to him three years ago from Australia It is nn productive the first year bearing a little the second year and ia- most productive the third season At his estimate! thir ty bushels be grown per aere The plain has evejy appearance ot hardiness and adaptability to Illinois soil my farmers in Mr vicinity will plant it the commiog season The Southern rebellion may be the means of proving to the world that the West is capable of supplying the conntry with all needs in the snbstantials as well as the don dimentsand luxuries af life Chicago Jour nnl BEST CHEAPEST AND ML ST VC CESSFUL FAMILY PAPER IN THE I to iwaQ aw af Ure Administrator's Notice Estate of William Wiley deceased The undersigned having been appointed Administrator tbe estate of William Wiley lato of Uhampuing county state of Illinois hereby gives notice that he will appear before the county court of Champaign county held at Ur bana at tbe March Term thereof A 1882 aod nn tbe first day nf said term at which time and place all persons having claims against said estate are requested to attend tor the proper adjustaent or the same All persons knowing tbeirselvea indebted to said estate arercqiiested to make immediate payment to the undersigned Dated Jan 29th A 1862 JOHN RANKIN 196-6w Admistrator give you any of them One of the gun-boats ia now np the river as convoy to the Wilao which went up Sunday heavily loaded with provisions for the troops From this it would seem that onr line of operation will ha near the river so that the troops can get their subsistence from the river for the roads are almost impassible for loaded wagons now We have as yet received bnt 18 pistols per company bat the boys volunteered to go 2 1462 many of them armed only with sabres Why ia it that regiments raised months after oar are well armed and in Ihe midst of rw ia gw enemy's while we can get nonet There 4 we Wro gly something wrong some where By the way I had almost forgotten to tell wed at4 thae- yy that the Kentucky boys brought in four deep pits aod ag day Cavalry to-night They are Kurd samples and it they have got no better in Dixie we areal! right These Kentucky boys are almost to ns hero as guides They aee accustomed to hardships and best ef all are thorougVv acquainted with the conntry and the people and have been driven mni me frew from ihei- homes by these same Jayhawkers ihe case as it ajl(j have some old scores to settle of their We know airB Mw subject oar The weather is fine now and any quantity Watt -oat nf ai on hand Wenwlyaskfor The health ol the eamp Is generally good tule ia the poem- the tew left here art spiling for a fight twa were thrown 5 That important individual the Paymaster arrived yesterday and is paying off ail the eowpanyh left here and I understand will not leave until all are paid As I hare probably written more now than aiiestkm you will hare patience to read I will bid ycu that some for the present good night tet 1st oar I thus gel iaa ad to 0- Co 25th lltTsoi the rebel da their Snle By virtue of an execution and tee bill issued outrf the office of the circuit court of Champaign minty and State of Illinois and to me directed whereby I commanded to make tbe amount of a certain judgment recently nhtaned against John TV-Scrags in (avor of Rinehart Bowen A Co out of the lands tenera inti goods nod chattels of tbe said John Scroggs I have levied on the following property to wit: The qr ofthe qr of see 2V IBNR 8 the qr of the If qr of sec 29 19 8 the 8 IV qr of the qr of see 29 1 9 8 Taken as tha property of the said John Sctoggs Therefore according to tbe said command 1 hall expose for sale at public auction all the right title trad interest of the above named John Scroggs in and to the above described property on Thursday th 20th day af February 1862 between nine and eunset of said day at the north door of the court house in the city of Urbana Dated at Urbana this 2Sth day of January 1862 WRIGHT Sheriff of county Ills Printers fee $350 IV and STAND Complete Pictoral History of the Times Weekly SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED Price 0 Cents a $200 a Year CRITICAL NOTE OF THE FRES1 Wo wouid not so often call attention to Weekly if wo were not well satiifisd that it is tbe best Family paper published in ll United States and for that reason and that alone we desire to see it undermine and root out a certain kind of Literature too prevalent which biunta the moral of its readers vitiates their taste for sensible reading and baa already bad ds fleet New Loudon Advertiser Its fresh leaves its clear type its er tertaining variety its severe but just cm icismsuyoa the follies of the times its elegantly written a id instructive articles and its able rerrespondonc all combine to make it the model newspaper ol the country and one that every family laust prise Its condensed weekly summary of Foreig i and Do-mestii-e Intelligence is altogether sup tor to that contained in any other journal Be nr published too in a form for preservation and binding if to-ken care of as I deserve to be it will found ia future year as welcome a companion vr tbe l-mi-ly and fireside the day oe which it was fcrat perused Evening Post St Louis Jan Official dispatches from Cajie Girardeau states that an expedition which left that place a few day since for Renton and Bloomfield has returned having captured Lieut Col Farmer and eleven other officers and sixty-eight privates nf Jeff command also quite a number of arms horses saddle Ac Minchrod OLD laaasrv Barrett At Oarl PRODUCE 7 ol 14 Washington Jan 26 Col Reynolds Goveniment Ageat at Port held yesterday an interview with Secretary Chase and asked for elothieg and medical aid lor his two or three thousand negroes engnged in picking and ginning coton nf which he says he has millions of dollais worth already He says the negroes are i dustri-ons thecrftd and vkiltful workers Bunsitle took spare arms with him for Union Carolinians according to instructions from Gen McClellan MISSION Merchants Sheriff" Sale By virtue of an execution and fee bill issued out of the office of the circuit court of Champaign county and state of Illinois and to me directed whereby 1 am commanded to make the amount of certain judgment recently obtained against Joseph Ctoke Fberfey McFaddn JN and Lewis Benedict in favor of Murk Corley out of the land tenements goods and chattels of the Joseph Cloke Sherfey McFaddeo Boutwell and Lewis Benedict I have levied on the following property to-wit: Pait of lot no 9 in Mock 7 in the Railroad addition to Urbana Beginning at the south west corner of said lot thence in an eastly direction parellel with first south street 8b feet thence in a northerly direction at right angles with said first line 40 fet thence in a westerly direction parellel with the south side of sat 1 lot 30 feet theuce 40 feet the place of beginning also lot no 2 in block no 11 and the s-rath half of lot no It in block no ID all being in the sai addition ef Far-oain Clark A White to the said Town of Urbana and part of lot do 12 in block no 10 of tbe said addition of Farcatn Clark A White to tbe said Town of Urbana Beginning at the corner of said lot no 12 thence north 66 feet thence west lOn feet to the place of beginning taken as the pr perty of the said Joseph Cluke Therefore according to id command I shall exposa for sale at public anetion all tbe righ title and interest of the abova named Joaepb Cloke in and to the above described property on Friday the 12th day of February 1882 between the nine and sunset of said day at the north door of tbe court house in the city of Urbana Dated at Urbana this 21st day ot Jan 1862 WRIGHT Sheriff of Champaign county III Printers fee 59 SherifTs Sale By virtue of an execution and fee bill ssued out of ewtmc off iheirj Camp near Rd1a Jan 20 1962 ge theaa and we Editor Gazette? To approach a subject af tea days hey of magnitude as the one I am about to ppr0fti (0 (bat is exceedingly embar- raising to one occupying tbe humiliating po- wtioB that 1 do Bnt still hearing and mg as 1 have the false accos ationa and lying reports that have been circulated In and about Champaign county of your State rela- wiifceat any mili-the joh the ore aderake to I we aheasd 1 THE VERY LATEST NEWS SIicrifTw Kale By virtue of a special execution issued out of the Clerks office of the Circuit Court of Champaign county and state of Illinois and to medi-re-ted whereby I am commanded to make tbe amount of a certain judgement recently obtained against Samuel Dunn in favor of Zephonab Dunn out of the lands tenements goods and chatties of 'be said Samuel Dunn I hare levied on the following property to-wit Tbe qr the qr of section 23 township 22 north range 8 east of the Sd in Champaign county Illinois tbe same being tbe pnpertj of Samuel Dunn Therefore according to said command! shall expose fr sale at public auction all the right title and interest of toe above named Samuel Dunn hi and to the above described property on Friday tbe 31st day of January 1362 between nine snd rer set of said day at the north door of the court house in the City of Urbana Dated at Urbana this 9th day of January 186? 0 WRIGHT Sheriff of Champaign County Per McD FiTSERCERam Deputy Printers Fee $3 50 SIc By virtue of an execution and fee bill issued out of tbe office of tbe circuit court of Champaign county and state of Illinois and to me directed whereby I am commanded to make tbe amount of a certain judgment recently obtained against John Brownfield Leri Hutton Joseph 'kelly and Bmwnfiefd in favor of Jairas SheHon out of the and tenements goods and chatties of the said Brownfied Hutton and Kelly I have levied on the following pr-perty to-wit: One undivided tenth part of tNo 1 of a subdivision of tbe TV half of the qr and lot No 6 of a subdivision of the Ehxlf of the qr all of said lands being in section 34 in township 20 9 of the 3d said lots being a sbudi-I vision of tbe Estate of James Brownfield deceased I according to the Recorded plot of Commissioners I Also the half of the qr of the qr of the qr section Township and range af tssidj towSffi -f Aso the WV of the 8 qr of section 26 town the 1 ALSO DEALERS IE Grain Grain Grains FLOUR FLOUE SAIi a SA1T SALT UHR LIMB LIME LIMK COAL COAL COAL COAL COAL It is reported at Cairo that Jeff Thompson is now a prisoner under Col Wallace The news are to good to be true England France and Spain meet ennsidera opposition in their expedition against Mexico and are fussing a little among themselves Railroad passengers are to be taxed by a law of Congress The news from England are very cnnclli atiry But if the American people place one particle of confidence in Jonny Bull they will be foolish indeed TEElnSt One Copy for one year On Copy for two years I Ten Copies far one year 18 90 An extry copy will be alia v4 tot every club of Tea FCBscatteus Haurra's WsrRLr is elertretypd aud hack number can be ad at anv time Vo I II III and IV for the vear1857 1853 189 anl I860 of WEEK handsomely bound in Cloth Extra Price $3 50 each are now ready HARPER BROTHER Franklin Sqoare rk QLD BlIiK STAB LINE Liverpool and York Packet Ship Sailing on the 8th and 24th of each otb YORK LIVERPOOL AND COR i JTA-SHIPS sailing from New York erotr and from Liverpool (calling Cork) eeerj I nesday DRAFTS OX LIVERPOOL AXD UlELAXD Parties visiirg rb- Old County send fr tbeir fr Ph- etS Ot W- dured through rate Drafts on Ryol Bank of Ireland end Liverpool to any amot nts Ap dy ireian WILLIAMS A Ot ION 86 Itearborn stree Chicag Or to SHI5RFY Agent st Cattle Benk boIJS III Dr ff 9 PCDrRF CHAMPAIGN CITY ILLINOIS Office in Woodworth's Block live to anr regiment and those in command he p-shi as (prt that silence becomes vile indiflhreuce did wot show the wile on sick Furlough to my home in to gc oat acd Champaign City acarcelv a day mssed bnt som-ttinsg would be in gene-al circulation hut if either to the chaiacter of onr the unxt tijrc 5) Ceb-iic! or some of his command I knew then as now that these were ground-bm and thrown out fcy (as they have been well iiaiaed) sore hea ls who hung about the for weeks not only asking bnt teasing for positions and despairing of success returned to llliuoia and have been from that time to the present been originating and throwing out these false and unnatural reports that men (did I call them men? 1 recall it) none but things utterly lost to humanity cannon am inanition clerk's office of the circuit court of Champaign and fire -arms were found County and State of Illinois and to me directed in their usual camp order precisely as left by whereby 1 am commanded tmake the amount of a certain jujgroent recently obtained against the flying rebels Ihe enemy a forces in the i Thorn a Poare A attack were ied by Gens Crittenden Lewis A Davis in favor of Henry Custner A Thomas Colter partners Ac uvn out the lands tenements goo is and chattels Zollicoffer IQ person end were fully 8WM) u- the £lli Thomas Poage and Lewiz A Dan I Fortress Monroe Jan 27 The Richmond Dispatch of Friday shows 9(nM1g i and JUT iiiigg sSrwgg have levied on th property to-wit: Part of Block 10 of llumer according to his Recorded plot thereof no tbe addition of Wiliian Pitbian to the Town of Homer otherwise seuth that the rebel are much perplexed at their defeat in Kentucky The Dispatch regret to say that th? report of the I ed- red it will appear evident that nothing but From this brief statement of tbe situation a- the events that have subsequently traus- abip and range aforesaid Afro the tbe 8 qr of section 35 township and range aforesaid said undivided tenth part to interest of the said John B- Br woel in and to the estate of Joseph BrownSeM deceased exnfrTfr'atubfrc the right Especial attention to Chronic Dieaet eral victory in Kentucky conveyed to os on Wednesdy night from Northern sources PLASTBB PARIS Cmnt Plastering Hair Hid Paitt sad Wl and ail kinds of Country Predaca jser- Oar friend wilt at alt flats tad a ear post Call and see an We went All the good Buckwheat we eaa get Southeast sag Mat and Market to Wt Urbaaa IlL tfl Sand mad Gravel Baali Mr Iff SIR would inform the puht- -he I boa again pen ad hr eand sad gravel sad it ready ta watt et rMtootn at a a-it'c Tboaa that bar eead bto saa-f ray it ms not be healer for FLASI KRINO AND BrsriAro purpose CALLAND EXAMIN1 sand At Travel Before parefaasiag lee whoa On Rtf Worth of PORTE I ILL MOranaA sad gravt flalierud to eadae dj Begiuning at a feet east of the south west -urner of said block thence east 1 12 feet tbance north 132 feet thence west 1 12 feet thence soutu 132 feet to the place of beginning and also a cer- more than confirmed vitble' defeax Zoll'icoffer had pkred for SS3T him The rebel force was as the rebel General iu tended It was woro than three eo-t corner of the eatne thence west 1 12 The earlv part ot the fight shows this thence south 132 fee thence east 112 feet thence north 132 feet to plce of beginning u- ken as the property of the said Thomas Poage Therefore according to the said command I shall expose for sale at public anetion all the right title acd interest ef the above named but tbe gallant zeal ol the reinforcing la smm tt Mm Mpwit rtf a mb out 4 toavi fr honor patrioti-in and good sense would be oi Htk tr'rt person in nd- guilty of Uileri tg the re-'wD ty a reldim Not longer ago than yesterday did I re I ret that ksriif pat hast! receive a lettei from my father stating that it me ww Iwk bock WO reported in Champaign that Co) Coler few -tbe fore Li a wife Lieut lom Captain Boy dr it and other prons-twdt ws tar od ksto a pil ineut uen of our regiment were it arrest isr arfL Jt tfcw jaartare a bold veh" Now nothing eould be more presumtuoua or th application nod ridiealoM ns gronndkts as to report that tbe i-w mr- iwcaHKtxng ea a pee of fetish neceth bad taken Chicago or think that Jeff np Davis bad gone to fcesven Now allow me la to atate here as high private of the 25 ih reg-Lr Lot's iasent ol lUiogi Volunteer? that there ia cot Dyip pt: a Consumption Liver Complaint Scrtfu'a Caneer liiarde Piles and All Female Copli- TEETU EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAtS I DEVOTE my time to Chrenk Diseiaet snd hare prepared tints of syair'totn tor oli 1 specially name-1 in ny card and -ow just tdd tint prrvnt At fi diAnc if Ids others and I the dty who title and interest -f abor named John Brownfield in and o- tbe above desenbed property UD Wednesday the 29th day of January 1S62 between 9 o'clock and sunset of said day at tba north door ef the Court House in the City of Ur- bany Dated at Urban this 7th day of Janarry 1162 WRIGHT Sheriff of Champaign Ooonty IlL Printers fee $3 50 Got Buckitighatn ol Connecticnt to oue having ordered the citixecs to be enrolled for column which pitched into the fight Iresh Thomas Poage ia and to tbe above bribed property on Wednesday tbe 12h February 1862 militia purpose the selectmen of the vortou from the muddy inarch turned the seaie aud between nme and sunset of sail day at towns are making up lists ol ihoe capable of after a terrific contest the rebUs fled leaving th north door of Ueeourt houe in the city i of Urban a Dated at Urbana this 2lst day of hearing arms from among whom the requisite Zollicofler himself among the sain Jacua-y ls2 number will be drafted The number requir- The victory is complete and it effects will 0 WRIGUT of New Haves i 457 men be ataaniog to oecoeeioa is all Southern Ken- priaisj fo county UL preterit" may a drew me Pest OSes eioMi one ttamp giving a few leading lymgtotu I tha la send the Sppropmi list ahieb 1 nil enaMc core wtthon a peewnal Interview d-d a directed I are Eclectic ces but general' ft tier lire Ho Milt A- SlTTOJf DIALS IS Stoves Tinware Hardware Wt Urbaaa EL A 1.