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, 1861-05-15

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas,
defanlt has been made BY Charles 8chnidt u sh9
payn ent pf biz two certain prnnssoFy notss, dAtod
91e- 1t6a-one Of sAIne EeF tAeasAS4 ze4s
lars nav Anla to Of hrTa Z0ouS aa Jaaf A.
ter dAta with t3terest 1t tn PE can't; And fo ctax
{r two cncred llars, paysbe 70 We Gxder q AAsR
pnnn one wear rom the data taeErcf vnh Msstth Al
te Der CONT And, EhssaA the PAyment Of lid 0aan4
by Deed bk TruAt Of dAsA EfkH @43A nofkA
trsrutfd by rad nfdr and By ote David r 1aoo-
nns 81 T,u.,. II Easult1e 5chRtdt In eA4 bT Which
sai' pee TruEt sal parues convtyed % ~ unda:
srnr5 Al Trustee the nrth half Of anhiot two tt,
fTot No seven e. to Blo1E TN t1at of FrRt*aht41
st-etton fffean l15 township at9syn.ne f8f North
ham, ao,te e%st ct tAN h4y& Tt1nespAa ABIt.
d1e, In the .ounty of Coo and st1a8 81 N1usD with
t. 5.e hailaf-gs SD 1mpruvemenh tsayssM ind wh6ek
ttecn II rrp4t recorded N ~ GEee e4 " -.
Z rlit7 of lid Cock County, N 19ok III It DosdA
III; e1ss xppnusttuu nxx neaz KztE u ~
1ezs gaed Tfaztsa. e exssstR "a 9sssss = ~ -
mas bs receeesy TO nxks tha NAkaR aNs - ~ YAsd
I f~H,IzJ xttd KuE mtErE8E Edrt<66 x&8 63SfE
Nor tas.sfese, puhle9 AstkS u AH4A14 xtTs& ~
10 Pajn# kr1-Y. sid 1TM5ksA. VIZ VA he 8EA 3AY
ri NAV D. 1ed1 at 70 o'clock in nj 3ax&nonA {sed
daG Il TIA .orth AocE Of ths a1fs 1n2- Of - Cs1
~ 81 ,Icek In tho CITY Of &l&eeEo ssn 1t p9aRA -
ion + eaaAfn bs ht3AAzs Ed4e4 tns
Areel ii !suu, with tna tnprova1asats sSafs9a :
/ WIN taa ctsta a1d a1paeses Of Aals -.,...a
| 80, l. G. KAlGk fE&zR l!sssssa4
i. Chicago MAT ssta, vi. sas&'*a
, 1861-05-15

NIX ASSEMBLE AT YOUR DRILL ROOM,
N4 Skinner School, Weet jackson street this
sGS {Wednesday, evening stt:96 othek Ter By BY
sfness The Committee on Constitution and ~,
1AWe will make their report. The muster roll Will
be pressnted for srfsW more eignat9res
, 1861-05-15

'Hom FOE TIN TR1rNbtt ak-An adjourned
meeting of the Board of Managers will be hsld
at the Home, this Nedneeday) :sfhnoon' At
O'Clock. E. F. DIoKNpoE.
, 1861-05-15
:AtltbHkTuEMtH.

II Al should not fail to read thA advertisement
of PFo6 WOOD IN to-days paper. ~ usb-1y
, 1861-05-15

ca IOAR0 LIVE STOCK MAR Ri EN-
sAsr,non's Sale and Shipping YaTds-AicA. G.
r. R-Aarketx reported BY WA1IaR SaKRMAN,
ezpTess1y for ka< TMzuHE, tasss e"dsn1 AoHr
dan M1u1a 1871.
, 1861-05-15
TIC above sale il hsren1 pestpsnsA 1ata Tuesdaxs
5e 5eaanM9ss5fn NJ r CHx& EnxQpR4. r,ssasA

Tns above ais u hereby ahee posassaed to Naes
dA3, Ah dag Qf AAy- 16l, II taa anna hp1E An8
piscs. 6aAA L. aRkG0A3s T1f1eaA
ap9E e6!8A
Tes anoye sale q hsrthJ further paatppuaA u NA&
xeeday nv eth dzy af Nay 1aE. 1t ths 4s4 hgzxtaa
pl4aa, 3z4aHl&a - @NfeRfHE4.
uy7-e4gaM 1xasesA
Tha aboye sA1e j. hetety further p&9tquA6 ~ WEI
sesxay, Nsy Nta, 1851. It the sa2s bong 4na pkaAA
, 1861-05-15

VISITORS At CAMP sTuBGEs.-Two persons,
under the Influence Of bad whisky yesterday
attempted to force their way into the camp
*l.ro..sEa the lines. Capt. Spencer Smith, the
officer Of the guard: promptly: arrest
eG them aud forced them to leavs. II
the oct Of departing their horne became IN
manageable, they were both eu ddeuly SPILLED
upoo the ground and one Of them badly hurt
The men at Camp sturges gallantly came K
their Eeaeae, however, and after repairinf
damzgee to the carriage sent the two unfertu
nata individuals hcmeward. Victims, unde
tne influence Of liquor are not allowed in tha
, 1861-05-15

tawso1l's Neuralgia + Nerve Touic. a
certain cure for Rheumatisua and all neKyons dts.
ea.es. Tftal bottles Is csuts. Z. H. Sargent,
corner ssata and Randolph, Agent for Illinois,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25

IS sacks Old Government Java, Manila and Mocha
Coffee,
200 Boxes Soap-all kinds, and to arrive,
900 Boxes Star, Sperm and Sterine Candles in store
100 Bbis common Rye and Bourbon whiskey,
800 Thousand Asst'd Cigars-American 4 Havana,
IT'S Bbis, halls and kegs Of Moasses, Tat low figures
200 Bbls Butter, Soda, Fancy and Sugar Crackers.
100 Hhds Prime to choice Sugar.
900 Bxs Assorted Pickles, fresh from the Packers,
100 Nests Tubs-3 and S-just received.
400 Bxs Tobacco assorted brands and prices.
800 Packages Brandy's, wines and asst'd Liquors,
200 sacks Conee-in store and to arrive.
10 Bbls assorted Nuts.
20 Coils Manila, Hemp and Cotton Cordage,
100 Drums Figs,
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25
An ILLINOIS ROW.

They have funny quarrel about military
matters in Illinois. Chicago wants to fur
n'sh all the troops called for by the State.
The rural districts want to do the same
thing. Then the Democrats want to do the
principal part Of the fighting, and the Re-
puhslcsns are furious to get in. So there
is general row and much i'll temper. in the
expression Of which there il an immense
expenditure Of hard words. Gin. Conanaer-
rtai.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-05-25
l-.~r,rnr, vrov ms raex.l

n.,nre 90. 10 her best licks. Neparsf the
beautiful village L.nv. which iooks sweet
indeed, with lis neat white cottages, iossi.
.oo.s Of Ieaynin,' and other eyinenees OF
c.siliza.ion, ine.oodin' aparsy Of bald neoeo
eoIorsd men who Vas playin, card monty
on the ssocp Of red eagle tafesn. All was
fo,d for nv 2psesic sole. Iwens below to
breakfast, bat Whites bad lost their charms,
s.T.ks ,ou,s Of this" said the captin shown
4 bottle lords my plate, ''it's xhisksy. 4
few quarts allers sets me right when my
sssmmsek gifts out Of order. It's excellent
Tsnie.- / decline the seductive fooid.
(Thrrsday.l Didn't rest we'll last mite on
sesoun. Of an uprore made By the capsing,
Who stopped the Bote to 20 ashore and smash
j. the rinders Of the grocery. He mas bro't
baek II an hour. with his head dun up in q
red harkercher. his eyes being srelled up
orsui. and his nose very much cut OF JOINT.
Hs~.. bro,t aboard on shutter BY bis crue,
and deposited on the cabin aooT, the pas
seniors nil risin up in shIer births, pushin
the red curtains aside i lookin Out 70 see
what the matter was.
.Why do ron allow pashuns to run away
With yoa in this onseemy stIle, my misgldsd
friend 2. sed solIum lookin man in q red
flannel mite cap. by 90 you SIX our
self TO the beas. Of the field"
avail, the faek Isl" said the eapsing,
raisin hissslf On the shutter, ''Fve bin a
little prejo0diced agsin tina: growssry for
sum time. But | made it lively for tie
hoys, Deacon! Bet yer life,' He larfsd
short, Wild iarf, and called for his ing.
Sippin few pints, hs smiled gently upon
the PASSENGERS, sed, "Bless you! blass you y
and fell into a sweet sleep.
Esen.ooally We reeehed our jernsy's end.
This was in the days of Old Long Sing, bed
the iurn boss was foa.ed. This was befoar
ssesmbotes was goin around Dustin their
biiers and seniin psepel higher nor kite.
Them was happy dase when the peepel was
Intelligent, and wax tigers and Twin wild
bees.s WASH: skoffea at.
80 dase Of me boyhood.
I'm dreemin on yer now"
(Poeekry.) A. WARD.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

CIsciss>rI. August 9.-Messrs. Bare 4
West this morning received letter from
Geo. W. Ward of Company ID. "a Ohio. and
nov prisoner at Richmond. The letter is
dated July 9th
Mr.. Ward gives list of the prisoners from
Ohio, and states they are confined in a large
Tobacco Warehouse which ia clean and airy
and where they are well fed.
The following is the list of the LIST Regi-
ment OF Chic:
Lieut. Rainier, company q, Portsmouth.
George Wise and James Mclaughlin.
Company 4. Cleveland.
A. 3. Shader and Daniel Sullivan. Com
psny =. Franklin. Warren county.
Kane Witkowsky. Company X. Hamilton.
and viii Swikupt, Company 4, Lancaste.
I'd Regiment. Ohio: John Greenhower.
Company II, Steubenville.
Henry Hess. Company h, Urbana.
Crist Hull. David Friedman aud Herman
Schittka, Company +. Cincinnati.
Paul Neumuller and George McCabe.
Company |. Cincinnati. and Geo W. Ward,
Company ID, Cincinnati.
The above is reliable. Mr. Ward was in
the employ of Bare 4 West before he left
here. and all circumstances confirm its truth
fulness.
River risen six inches. with ga feet in the
channel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Letters have just
been received here. one dated on the 23si
and the other on the 2eth of July. from Capt.
Wilmington of the LIST Michigan Regiment.
stating that he WAS not wounded at Bull :
Run. but taken prisoner while attempting To
assist Col Wilcox off the field Col VIII
cox's arm il badly shattered.
Capt. Rickett vas also wounded. DIR.
Lewis. of the ID Wisconsin Regiment. is at.
tending him Mrs Rickett il with her has
band
Capt. Wilmington writes that they are
treated with great kindness They are all
on their parole of honor. not 10 escape or
take up arms against the South.
These parties are now in Richmond. the
wounded were 20 he removed thisher a. soon
a. possible
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10
Noon Dispatches.



WARRINGTON. Aug. e.-The following h
the ofcisl report Of the artillery loss al the
battle Of Bulls Run and referred to in the
report Of Gen. MrDowell. Company A. la
artillery. Capt. Ricketts,. sin riied PARROT
ten pounders- Company ID. ID artillery.
Capt Arnold. sn riaed field pieces. Com
psny = ID artillery. Capt. Carlisle. two rifed
pieces and two howitzers. Company G. 9Th
artillery. Capt. Griffin. one rifiei piece and
iosr smooth .borea Company o. list artille
~. one 50 pound Parrott Gun. Rhode l..
land battery. five rihed pieces. Total IL
rified and smooth bores.
Additional reports make the losses in am
munition. of Quarter Masters anu 4 'mmissa-
ries stores as follows: $50 boxes small arm
cartridges: 81 boxes riiied cannon ammunition;
- boxes old fire arms: IL Wa ois loaded
With provisions. and 5000 bushe' oats.
Ia Is estimated that $500 lnuskets and
5000 knapsccks and blankets we're lost
An officer who has just arrived from the
tarthest ontposts OF our limos towards the reb
els. reports everything quiet. Tie says that
the rebels are still concentrating pretty
large force nj Fairfax, and that they are
throwing up entertainments and Notifications
along the whole line on the highes, points.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10
SHERIFF's sALE-Byvir,ue OF an


~ ..rsss q Sale lsned from the vlsa cemsnou riess
Cart 70 ne directed and asnv~ref IN f.sof - Cab
srin~ Eerkrssw~. ssd ssssrs, Albert Trnehle~i
prinripsl snd GecrFe sp>Dts. repissin hail. am
or~r-d 70 ses he flle~fn< Described real estate.
situated IN Niso county Indiana, te-wie Beginning
nias o. eh.1as q she >~v<A~sss ec~uer - the
southeast quarter - 4 sseliea thifsy ore sil.
io~nship fv~ise n nsrtA ~ r&nks eight Isl -s-s.
thsnee rcrth feenis-thre> AZ ehsln- -na seventy
ave rs lluk< thense vssi thirteen Is fhslns and
thlrty too n hnks. tAspce soufh twenty three Is
chains and <evsuty-Eve Inks. thencs esf thirteen
chains ssi thirsy-f~e n lnks. % the place a 30.
GRAZING. e.usslalnx tAlrsy-cc~ ls1l ard s1sy-t~e
and sne h1if go AssarssAs. "a VI s<res. more or
l~<-. also ecumec<inH 90 handr~d snd twenty sev
- sna s~s-tAsrs M reds. scatk e The nsr,h-
~s<f eorn<s e the nertbcsss Qusrtsr - q section
thirsy-ene al. te~nship t~sivs IA, range eight
a ~est. thsnee sasi ssntv one III reds. thencs
- the pisee e h~El NJ. confsininx fsarfsen Ia
srrs- uo<~ - less. spa ~
s,frhpst. krrr>T -. isi.
withia ~ iexai h~-ars Il .si1 dsy Il IN. Co-rt
Hsu-~ 49,. N Tsrre Hsrfe oil se<f rsns. snf
prefs = tie shcSr a. rris~d Real Estate. ,axethsr
rsA all ~ rrsvsrss I'D svrsrssnss~e~ = ma
h<leuxrx. 80 tsru 80 ese~~ttrx wye years. -
no ~sr saf<fsaf satisfy ssla srt<f u sale sef
cesss ~i1 shse 81 se~re 49, ne fee sfrri<. 4.
a.. - 80 Rel E.ssis tetss hixsest h-r e. esss.
- s.tis<y ~ sane
Ia. tiss dsy e gsly. lsf.
ssxryL co~Srr. sA~rfs
lassf-s- - &c 49,.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

A. ExcrrfNs RrsAwAY About o clock
Yesterday evening the handsome match
horses Of Milton Roger. E-q., attached TO
baggy. broke from where they were hitched
on Ohio street near -th. and dashed down
Ohio street at a most fearful speed, until they
reached 9th street. where they shiei Of and
dashed headlong into the picket fence Of the
Linton property The pole Of the buggy
struck the corner post and -plintered 70 pieces.
One Of the horse went through the
fence iIito the lot. while the other passed on
the outside The buggy and harness we're
badly broken up. and the horses terribly
frightened. The seat Of the buggy Was
thrown against the lamp post SCATTERING the
glass in the lamp and ',rewing the ground
with fragments II va most unfortunate
affair a. the injury % the horses i incalcu.
liable. These are the horses that have horne
OF 20 manv ribbon" Al county fairs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

Important from Fortress Monroe
Hampton burned by the rebels
Rebel Wantonnes. and Mem
dacisy.
FoRr MoSRos, Aug. champion has
been burned Scouts and fugitives brought
word of the approach of large confederate
force from Yorktown. These rumors were
confirmed by p. m. 10y deserter from the
rebels. a native of Maine. but resident of
Georgia. He has been stationed at York
town since June lst ENH
Col Magruder left Yorktown with force
of seven thousand men. including twenty i've
hundred cavalry. aud eight pieces of artillery.
On Monday night they camped at Great
Bethel. which was completely deserted. On
Tuesday night they advanced toward Hamp
ton. and nj noon yesterday took up position
ON baltic River. some miles from the town.
He thinks the object Of the expedition u 10
draw cut our forces, attack camp Hamilton. OF
Newport News II practicable. and at least 10
destroy Hampton so ss 10 preseni their using
u FOR winter quarters.
Gen. Butler at once repaired "a this cnd oi
Hampton Bridge. where he remained till
eleven o'clock.
Col. Weber erected barficadc near the
end OF the bridge and placed a strong guard
NJ various points this side of the creek.
\ few minutes past midnight, Gen Magrn
der with about five hundred rebels. entered
the town and Immediately fired Il. Tn,
greater part ofthc five hundred houses were
built Of wood. aud no rain having fallen late
" and south wind prevailing soon produc
Cd terrible con1agration.
There were perhaps twents white peopl,
and double that number Of negroes remain
ing In the town from inability o. move. sev
ersl Of whose houses wore fired without
! waking the inmates Several of the white
and negroes we're hurried ana, 30 bs pressed
Z into the rebel service.
+ A company Of rebels attempted to force q
passage over the bridge, but we're repulseC
with loss Of three killed and ala wounded
The fire ragged all night and the rebels with
drew towards morning.
At neon 10 day when visited the place
bat seven or eight buildings were left stand
ing Gen. Magruder vas encamped nea
new Market bridge He will hardly venture
10 attack Newport News
Mayhe~ the dcserter says there have bee'
about seven thousand troops stationed =
yorktown and some ten DAY, ago battal
lion came down 10 the outskirts Of Hampton
and carried away la negroes.
Provisions we're abundant at Yorktown
and some Of the troops we're receiving net
uniforms for the winter campaign.
The destruction Of the town was wanto
act Of cruelty both % the residents and Tn
ionists. and moreover. entirely useless; a
Gen butler Intends 10 winter his army man
miles beyond Hampton.
An attempt viii be made % ioist the act
on the General. for astcr ten O'Clock Wedncs
day night. there was a hag Of truce just
from Norfolk With Miss Nayo. niece {
Gen Sco.t Who i on her way from Rich
mond 10 New York. She -'stes that III
rebels attribute the act 10 Gen Butler.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

TkanE HsUrS. Aug p l-6i
The Union Club met Al the usual hour. {
T. Hosiord. President. in the Chair
After tie national song. Hail Columbia. =
as sung ~ the Glce clab. the minutes II
she last meeting were read AMI adopted
ANONYMOUSLY
On motion Of r. n Allen. seconded BY
jss Hook. committee wss appointed %
make arrangement - prepare the camp for
the Regiment that i nov being raised in
rsuc Haase and vicinity. consisting Of the
following gentlemen. - wit
John ID Bell. r. McKcen. James Hook.
l. A Burnett sni " d. Topping
Mr : X Allen mos "a thar me Seer~.srs
te Instructed 70 write 20 X ! RYAN. Esq..
inviting hsm - make .pe~ch before the
Club. on Frisiss evening the 10th insi--ca
rel
The Chanmsa made speech. Tall 81
Uniau sentiments aud good -en-e ~h,eh "a.
frequently applauAei
Prof Royce nexi sslar~s.ei the Club "a
favor Of the uniea. IN .'sonz an lorc.ble
language
After anothes beautiful nss,onsl .onk hs
tie tsler Clab. which sas ioadly appiaa.iei
$ X Allen. moved the following rs.-oi,,.
ton shich 49, unanimously adopsea
Re-sIr~d. That Il : the dafy. N this euer
xency. ofevery true patrio' 70 az sssie al par
~ feelings snd ignore al is<ae- Of poltica'
character. aod labor ss>i,inossly ior tie zoo,
Of our couato. aasil the -uprcmscy q the
law are krrnis Fe established N every STAT.
and Territory Of this a:orioa- Union.
On motion. TIE meeting sdioaraed.
c. =. HOSF0RD. Pre.t.
\ O.Rn.x 49,.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

~ The following deserved eompi ment
70 our friend Bartholomew and his unrivalled
Eating House. i from the pen of that bon
ricsnf and discriminating individ ual Berry ;.
Sulgrove. Of the Indianapolis Journal. who
has tried Il: Travellers going West viii find
Il advisable TO get up an appetite about the
time they reach Terre Haute. The new
Eating House. At the junction of the Terre
Haute. Evansville 4 Charlottesville Rail
roads. i one of the best we have ever seen.
The building i new, spacious and well ar
ranged. and the management of Mr. Bar
tholomew. the proprietor Is admirable
We doubt il there n another Railroad Eating
House in the State every way equal to this
one
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

srThe State S,nfin,i. the other day in
sivertently told the truth bs using the word
Yesterday IL aioned for the unwontea ACT by
telling two fslsehoods The effect II the
Union between the Senfiasi and the Old
manifest daily JEFF Davis & Co. owe
deep debt of gratitude TO the Sentinel But
JEFF i notorious Reputation
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10
LEGAL.

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY or Woo. S.
- John p. Horn Marvin Billy .--Attaehment
before l. Day, J. p.
The plaintiff Sled IN ny oozce his af1davft setting
forth that the said defendant IL indebted him aud
thaf said defendant resident Il the State %
Indiana, and caused vrit of sffachmsnt 20 be Ia
sued BY me- aszlnss the goods and ehaffeis credits
and effects u the said defendant and also proceed
inxs against John sarrisus garnishes
Nov therefore, said defendants Is hereby notified ~
be and appear before me 81 my Office In Terrs-
Hauts. the 3oth day q August. 1ssl, At 10 %
olsck A. ~. otherwise said proceedings will he deter
mined In his shsenes.
iAssKRT DUY. r. p.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10
Night Dispatches.
vanderbtiCs steamers = CUmsuior
Appotntm n ts-PStuce Napoleon.

wssarseroS. August 9-Naval oontrsc,
tors have reported TO the Navy Department
that ' anderbilts Steamers are unfit for block
sding and other Naval service.
The following Consulor appointments have
been made some we're confirmed ny the
senate. Others have been made since the al
iousnment:
Jno. Nesll Of Kansas 60 Kingston, Jamaica /:
NJ NJ Jackson Of Wisconsin 90 Halifax. !
u. bowman Of Indiana 20 Matauss- X.
Wheeler Of Iowa 10 Genoa.
Prince Napoleon not having returned his
visit beyond our lines. IL j. supposed the Con
fsderatss have invited him TO extend hs
visit
There ~ss an sffsir between packets be
yond Alexandra last night. two we're killed
bet on which side Il l. not stated
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

.-Plrsp Or. The Boon county Pioneer.
"pipei ont" AMI given place 10 new con
ceru called the Democecf The new EDITOR
W 4. Tipton-of the new paper announces
his intention TO support the Governments In
it. var against treason. The editor in his
,aluiatory. -sy-
When our government = assaulted ith ioes.
without or WITHIN. ~e will be found battling
on the side of our country. not stopping 20
inquire who the foe are. or where they came
from. or how much il will cost a ~nh.sue Fe
bellion Il i sufficient for u to know that
our country and it, glorious flag are entsn
gered. and We will hv "a the rescue
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

MILITARY MATTERS AT MADISON The
Courier Of "Wednesday evening says, There
are At least i've companies being raised for
the war At this time in MadisoR-Me>srS.
Baldwin. Cameron. t'iasScock. Green. and
RUSSELL
Major John Gerber. Indiana Sixth kegh
ment has received authority from the War
Department u eali-t a battalion of SHARP
shooters.
Nine companies IN the camp on the hill At
North Madison have been uniformed. One
companv-Cspt. Dlily's. of Clark-~as not
full up to Monday evening. but exertions
we're being made to ill il up Immediately.
when il would be uniformed like the others.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

LE-rhere sas little sprinkle OF rain yes
tersisy evening about half past four . 'olock-
lust enough for an sggravafion.- Indiana
polls Journal
IL You had spoken In time w might have
spared some Of ours Ii was CAV old
rain here
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

~ The meeting addressed by Ralph VIII
son. Of which We made mention Yesterdays
was held in the border of Clay eonnts. not in
Vigo a. We staied
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-10

SHERIFF.S SALE.--By virtue Of
~ two orders u sale issued from the yixo Com
mon Pleas Coart. 70 directed and delivered. css
IA favor Il Frederick marble. and one In favor Of
stephen rrrce. and both against IIvios c. Scost
and usrfhs Scott a. principal, aud Bsckford ~
uofstf, repievin bail ordered 10 s>ll the follow
ing cescrihed real estate situated In vigo county In
fisns, to.~ic The northeast quarter ~ u the
northwest quarter ~ 81 section ,hrty-t~o f52),
township thirteen ls,. ncrth q range eight ~. en-.
c~rs fer ~ acres N The southeast rcrn~r ~ -Aif
tract q land. saf On
SATURDAY. AUGUST -. issi.
Within the legal hours - said day. AZ The Court
ifonse door. IN Terrs- Hsufe. will oHef the rents
srs' profits q The shove described real estate 20
gether with al the privileges ard sppurtsusncss 20
The sane belonging. fer sterm not exceeding ssvtn
years 20 the highest hitfer To cash. and upon fsli
nre n resilfe -ucient satisfy said orders a
ale snd costs. wiii then aud n ere e6er tho fee
simple IN and s.t real estate, % The highest bid
der for c.sh. - sstissy the SANE
This 3fst day = 1uly, 1881
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Pc Nr.-Therc ~iIl BE fsc Nc held q,
A. Ellises. near SAM Cur station IN Ouer
Greek Township. GA saturday August 10Th
commencing ~ no O'Clock a. y. Citizen.
generally are invited
Uniea speeches vii be made by ue-srs
Charles cfoa. 2 Bairi. A n Crane. ".
=. NcLcan. Css<s. u Hosford AID others.