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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

EraneretA's Pills have been before the ~orla r.,
nearly enc hundred and ten years They have a. &C.
tsefshed character for safety AID eflcscy, which
places them In the rss rank o. all Tie eeic.nes q
the day They arc purely vegetable. harmless 10
the tenderss; age or weakest frame yet u sufficient
efficacy 10 thoroughly clean. ard parity the blood
through the organs C the stomach and bowels -
Taey aid and improve digestion. and sound refresh.
ing sleep fellows their They have cured thou.
snds q cases q the most distressing dyspepsia All
lie symptoms Il construed consumption have been
removed by their Use. 49, health has again bcs "a
the cnoe dsspsrins .a~sld. Cosiisensss. The great
promoter ofdse.se. infAlbiy cured ~ these pll..
Apoplexy and paralysis are a. surely prevented II
the pills are peTscverinsy used soon a. fullne-
or nirnss pain Of the head Is experienced. Thou..
snds Of cases furnished In proc Price Is oents per
bo.
sold by J. r. crxIseHAr. Terre- Hsuie. and hy 81
respectable dealers IN medicine foctl6lwisn
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~ The ladies Of tie Congregational
Church. will hold a meeting Il the house Of
Mr. Chas. X. Peddle TO night. to organize
Soldiers Aid Society We hope every lady
connected with that Church viii make q a
point % attend There never va time
sncs the days of the Revolution. when the
women Of America could DO the amount Of
good. at a small sacrihce Of time ard money
a. at present We hope the action 81 the
ladies Of the Congregational Church ~ill
provoke their sister = OF the other Churches
to love and good works. IL j. a glorious
cause.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

MA>rrA MAKING. Mrs. ". RowLsoS would
announce " the ladies Of Terre Haute and
vicinity that rhe has resumed the Mantua
Making business. in the house formerly oc
cupied by Mrs Groverman. on Ohio street.
between Third and Fourth, where she is
prepared 10 receive orders from her former
friends anil patrons.
Having just received from New York the
lates, Paris fashions. she i prepared TO fur
niSh work Of a character that cannot fail TO
please the most fastidious DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

SOCKS ron rHE SoLDfERs--The women OF
Indiana. II every part OF the State. are knit
ting socks and making other articles OF
clothing for our soldiers Every paper we
take up contains notice OF something done
Tor the comfort Of our suffering troops
Let the good work go on. Too many clothes
cannot be provided Cold weather viii soon
be upon Us. and every warm garment will be
needed.
In this connection Hs are glad - say %
the ladies of this city. who desire to do some
thing in this matter that Mcssrs G.. " Bro
kaw Co. have ON hand a lot Of yarn OF
which they propose 70 donate a quantity sui
fcient to make two hundred pair Of socks.
Every lady in this city can aforI 10 knit one
pair Al least. Call Al Baok'w's then, at oIce
and Let the work be promptly commenced
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Missouri state Convention.

Sr. Louis. Oct. IL. In the ordinance pro
viding for abolishing certain Offices. redu
Gang salaries and testing the loyalty Fl the
civil officers of this State. passed by th State
Convention Yesterday. is section providing
that all persons taking the oath prescribed
by the ordinance. within thirty days of its
passage. shall be exempt from arrest or pun
;shment for taking up arms against the pro
visional government Of this State. or giving
aid and comfort To its enemies in the present
civil war. and the Governor Is directed to re
quest the President. in the name Of thu peo-
pie Of Missouri. by proclamation. TO exempt
all persons taking the said oath from all pen
alties incurred by taking up arms against the
United States or giving aid aud comfor. to
it, enemies in the present. civil war.
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- Cutting boxes-lorty knises--sheap
at CORNw Ellis


LosK's LAsEE Lo~T.-The Cincinnati Com
mercial expended. neeilessly. considerable
amount of spleen IN abusing Secretary Can
srOn Tor ri.ling over the country Ia special
trains A. these trains were placed a. his
disposal free Of charge. and he was enabled
% save much valuable time by the use of
them. we cannot see ~hy the Commercial
need get into passion about l. Seek
other hole 10 bark at
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

fHILADEITsIs. Oct. i7.-Secretsry Se~
ards letter 10 received here a. timely and
significant. showing the necessity Tor pre-
caring for any interference Of icreign pow
ers. and occssioued = decliue in State stocks
Reading Railroad and other securities are
steady.
IL % reported here that the Government
has superseded the commander Of the block
aiding squadron OF Charleston, leading 10 the
suspicion that the repatsd escape Of the Nash
vile n correct.
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4 Fight Near Harper's Ferry-Gai.
lars Conduct of Our Troops-Re-
bets Completely Routed-A CoInn-
biad Captured-Coi. Ashiy Of the
Rebels kiiIed-Federai Loss =
Rebel Loss $50.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IA gentleman from
near Harpers Ferry furnishes the particu-
lars Of fight between six companies. con
sissing Of parts Of The 18th Pennsylvania. 3d
Wisconsin and 18th Massachusetts, Regi-
ments. under command of Colonel John
Geary and 300 rebels early Yesterday morn
ing. The rebels showed themselves on Bol
war Heights at Hsrpers Ferry, and com
meuced an attack from artillery with com
panies under Major j. T. Gould. stationed
on the north side Of the Potomac A con
slant fire was kapt up for some hours. when
three companies of the 3d Wisconsin crossed
the river, formed into line and drove the en-
envy back and succeeded in capturing two
heavy guns
They were however. compelled to retreat.
which they did IT. good order, to the river.
here they were reinforced by three other
companies, and they then. with Col. Geary at
their head, marched upon the enemy, and at
ter hard fighting drove them from their DO
sition and re took the ID FOUNDER, a Colum-
bad. Our forces had bus three pieces Of ar
tillery. and these were fired from this side OF
the river. until the enemy retreated. The
enemy had seven pieces Of artillery and FIVE
hundred cavalry. together with their infantry
and was completely routed and driven back
some three miles. Our loss i'm killed and
wounded Is not over seven. while that of the
enemy Is az least one hundred and fifty
Capt. Ashley. who was at the head Of the
enemy. Is among the rebels killed
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LEGAL.

SHERIFFS SALE. BY virtue of
k)six executions issued from the ylgo Common
Pleas Court, directed and delivered, one in
favor u VIM g.. Gordon, Elliott BowdoeB and Morton
&. Warren, one Ia favor Of Charles Truman and Ma
thsniel Hubbard. I'm favor Of VIM. J. Thorn and
Lizzie Thorn. one in favor OF Norarembls johnson,
John T.. Dyson 4 Servetus johnson, one in favor Of
Bar tholemew Brown l. Marshall r. Blake, and one in
favor Of Robert I. Anderson. George H. sanford W.
q. Giles & Lewis W. Smith, and all sgains; Jeanette
J. Child, have levied the following described
Real Estate, situated in viso county, Indiana, to-
wit.
The rorth .three-quArters ~ Of la lot number
three hundred aud seven (307) IN the 81 Terre
Haute, 80 known the recorded plat o. said town
and on
SATURDAY, NOyENBBRIl, 1851,
Within the legal hours Of said day. az the Court
House door, In Terre Haut@, viii offer the and
profits fthe above described Real Estate together
with all tue privileges and appurenanoes the
belonging, Tor term not exceeding seven years 10
the hi CHEST bidder for cash. and upon failure TO
aiize Sufficient satisfy said executions aud
costs, will then and there offer the fre-smple in
and TO sand Real Estate, 10 the highest hiSder for
cash. 10 satisfy the same.
Tits 10th day Of October 1861
SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff
oei1w3w prs fee sIso.
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Goa. kNBALL.-We have receis Ell a pr
vass letter from this gallant officer. who won
% warmly on the hearts Of this comnanity
during the time the ifsh Regiment was en-
csmped at Camp Nigo. in which he complains
bitterly. and We ar. sure justly. at the sys,e
matte attacks that have been made upon his
private conduct. by sneaking. cowardly enc
mics. a. he terms them. We have letters
from The moa reliable men Ia ,he regiment.
a. ven "a from civilians Who have visited his
camp. and all agree in expressions Of the
highest regard and esteem for colonel Kim
ball
We had aiso long conversation with
Lieut. Col. Mahan. the other day. on tie same
subjscs. ami he spoke in the highest prai e
Of the lun;iring effort Of Col kimbell 20
render his met comfortable aud DO his whole
duty TO his country lie say Klmball : al
vs on the alert. and Is uncsasing in his
vts 20 accomplish everything that " ~ be
OF dvsntage 10 his men and the service -
He stripped himself almost naked to give
s9tI W ~ ssth AaA ~ tht NtNf 81 tfitl
and OF Anger he Is cool. promps aud brave
In the Spre<sise language Of Col. Mahan
mo brav> man ever lived. or one possessed
Of . noble. heart" Besides all this the
mere fact TIN Gen. REYNOLDS has placed
Col. kimball ia ,~mmand of the important
post Of Cheat Mountain Pass. and gave him
the pos, Of honor on The recen, brilliant re-
connoi~ssnee y sufficient 20 vindicate Col
KimbAE from any suspicion Of ineomrctency
OF inaitention - duty.
Ia Is shame that a nAa ~ho has eli HI.
Emsl,-ease AMI comfort 70 risk his Isle IN
his eoantry's cause. should be esismnisted
BY men too co~arily either % fShs fot .hcir
country or % unmask thenSeive. - the nan
they trAiuce. We hope . hear 40 more 81
L.
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Consumption. primarily ana essentially due n ,
disordcr~s nutrition, be nationally attacked =,
medicine which renovstes the nrtriuve powers
Such a medicine IL the PERUVIAN syrup. who..
chief ingredient acts directly AID Immediately ou
the blood and arrests the aisease safely and sur.
Bstrxosr. JAY Is
I~.s suffering with a severe cstsk.tf
- - tliicetfrs
oompsnied by >sssi ~ q this paper ecu
80. , ra,-T,.ress = ss.s Family Adu.ss.
,.- s.y. and b.sol tas .1 y ~. v.is q y,
my ooush iesssned; z-foOush. &C.
was restored. and -iti-- Of Appetite and
what had enjoyed for tes passing In THE
several miles zach dsy. without syrzp. IN
eric could walk only short tists-botus.
A. :. 49,
Oct lie. d4w&w
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rI,Hr SkyENTH sxNI. ANIMAL >r>xfox = -.
L Tsrre- Hsst~ r~r,sle Ceil~<~. wsn cuwmrnrs e.
Thafstsv ~ - q ><rs<mh~r nskt rD< ~s.<
frvf-<-nrs s-1 rssckers 80 Ave - ssar Az -
FlrzExsas fiie1 80 SEVERAL arFsrtrsnts Z. tie O.
l<xe ksrrte1srs etIl ~fta 49, -xc~r<s~-<. coo<rzs
10 ~ >rhs-s- 49, -sshl.x ssr<r sAs.it - -
~ ~ hsztaulns u px<.lsie. kny fartss irf-<us-
49, - sestsii &c q tN< ~<kei. nSt - hs* ~ 81
ere~sinf - 4r-1~sslx.st q r<rrs ss.ts
..i4iu Sonx covrRz
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Night Dispatches
Gsv. Curtin az Pisssurs-Grso
Flag Pves~atatsea--A Penusyt-
sassa 0rtgsS~ Cssssog ~s~ss-

PfrrssrEe. Oct 18th Gov. Curtin and
sait arrived here on The midnight train. and
"a e~.,orfed q tie NonoaEshets House by
Gen Negiey and staf. and Capt Nacsul, :
Company. Of seSiey's Brigade The objecs
Of th~ GovsrnOvs VISIT ~as the presentation
81 tie Stale ksgimental Flag which took
place this sisernoon in tie presence Of an i'm
meass oonoourse q people. and ~as quite
imposing.
TIE trigade numbers 1000 sell discip.
hn~d .-i wei equipped troop~- They
principal streets - Allegheny Common
vhere tse ceremonies took place.
cos. Curtin. IN presenting the asg-, made
an appropriate ard patriotic speech. which
~a- Issads replied 70 by Gen. Segiey after
vh,ch grand revies ,oek place
The Brigade ~ili leave 10 night on Ave
sses Ders for the sest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

~ Wallace = popular name 10 Marion
eounty-WiIlism Wallace has ja-i been
elected County Clerk A q Wallace 3. Re
corler. and William J Wallace Is Sheriff -
They are no nearer Of Kin lhaa being de.eend
ants Of Adam The Ger. = = son Of the
late ex Governor Wallace. Tie Sheriff Is
brother Of Andy Wallace. President VI The
Board Of Trustees Of the benevolent insti-
tutions
"soo;is ~hs' Ia .i,h wafIaes bid
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Losr.-On Yesterday evening on Fourth
street. between Poplar street and the Post
Office. part Of brass instrument. consist
ing Of straight shank. about sir inches
long With German silver mouth piece ON it.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving j, at crisber's Jewelry store
Drt IL. dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18
New-York stock Market

NV onk, Oct. II.
Stocks dull and lower Cincinnati A Tole
do At - Mich Southern guaranteed az So
Mich. Central. 4si, Fro. 3oi4; Pacific
Mail. o., Missouri 6's. "a: Tennessee Go.
<2is. United States e's, IL. (couponsl s2's
United States g.. II. registered. ~; Chico
20. Beriington A Quincy go Illinois Cen
ira SCRIPT. e. Mich. southern. IT,: Read
ing 35,s Hudson. ~ New York Central.
ss5s. Virginia o.. 46is Missouri g.. asa
United States S.. "a; coupons. -.
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JANIS CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared fysm q preseriyfsen Of SIR J. Clark,
MD, Physsaas Extraordinary 10 "a, Que,n.

III. invssssbie medicine :, unfaling the ourr
all those painful ard dsn~.-c-s diseases which ths
female constitution l. subject Il oder.tes all
oes.e~ and remove. I'll oss;ruetiorsr. All s5esci
cure may be relied OF.
TO NAkRIxD LADIES
Z psrtlcrlsrly suited. Il ~iii. lu .Loft time
bring 90 the monthly period nth regularity.
rs~h i,os.is. price one dollar. BEER tAe
r,ent Stamp Of Great Bnusin. 70 prevent couni-.
sss<.
CAUTION.
7k>-, pG7- slosld aof - fsls, ~ fss.ii.. da,..5
ne FTRS7 7H4gg MONTHS a. Trrgaaa,g..,
IN g.. 49, = Jrs-g 81 K..,a,ssgs taf 80 o.,
o<Als fire u<y afs eafs.
Ir all cass- - Nervous and s.nAl Afertiusss rain
m NJ. B.ci and JmLs. Fatigue slight ex~rtlon
P,iplt.uon q ~. Heart. Hy-ier.cs AM White.
t.s.s Pills oil .fecs q cure when al other mean.
hsvs fssisd. and although powerful rerscty, %
not evnt4in iron. c.ionel, sntlnsosy o. anything
kurtfal 70 he conssitntior-
Pail cir--ioos In he Paaphi-i -ruu8s zach
sse, -tsca .heol; ,. carefully preserved.
ss3s kr~st - the Critst Stairs sn1 Canada.
JOB N0SFs. G>isI. C. baldwin 4 Co.
Rochester. y. v
yr,-sioo and postage STAMPS sncicsef % sny
.us.orissa sysns. wia insure hc.tis. consa.nin 80
! pills. by return r-.l sd ~ T. cunDin gi.a.a
and ?. n. Dsnnsny. Terrs- Hsuts. ans all So;
Drsssisss- fDss2c~u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF

NiRRAL FsTATE.-rhe undersigned having beef
appointed a commissioner At the August Term, ISL.
81 the vigo Court 81 Common Pleas 90 make sales u
the undvsded interes; Of certain lands therein
forth for sle the instance Of Alvah II. Male and
Huldsh Hale. ". Ssrsh Hale. Arnints Hale. Afford
Hale. and others. will Monday the lith day Of
November 1851, within the legal hours, the
dence q Wrn- X Bentley. in rrsirieton Township.
vigo county Indiana. ofsf for sale. 20 the high-rt
hiddrr a; a price not lees fhsn tw~-fhirts the sp-
praised value ~ the same. unless previously soit
1t private sale. 81 price not les than the full sp
praised value thereof credit. u three eQnsl
annual Instruments - on two and three Years esck
the purchaser giving n<tes with approved security
waving valuation spprsiseBlsui laws with inter
ct from date ths right u possession reserved %
S.rsh Hale On her dwelling bonse snd about o.
tso acres e land. los, where sse pow re-
sides on said premises. wit IN Tao ~st haif Of
section a. the following described tracts a land
to-vit
Forty-eixh, scre. lsut q - scres.) ~ the nsrth
end 81 the soeth-west quarter of section -, ls -
l0uf - - acres on the south End q the
half - the soufhvess quarter 81 sction - y Ave
Of the north SIDE - the south quarter Q.
section 81 eighty acres the half q the north
vest quarter q section "a: Forty the soafh
~est quarter Of the north quarter u section "a
and thirty-seven acres in middle part o. frae
tiousi a ali IA township eleven north q range
tn vest. yigo eonntv, Indiana.
sale "a cosnfsence Alert II o'clock a. n
p JOHNSON, cornrnfs-sob>r.
OF u. fssl. ~>~rrs fs~elsn.
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a Card.

The undersigned proposes 10 give instruc-
ton To limited number OF pupils, in the
Latin and Greek languages: Algebra. Geom-
etry. &o. with the higher branches Of En-
elish such a. nav be desired
The lessons will commence on Monday
18th October. instant. 1T the room over
Minshall'- clothing Store. Main Street
Terms made known on application to
l.. p. LEAkE
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SHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue Of
lone venditioni ENponas Esecution issued from
the vlgo Common Pleas Cont. 10 direeted and
delivered, in favor Of ohm II. Watson and Patrick
shannan and against Joseph v. NcCsnn and Ransom
Miller principals. and Charles T. Noble repievn bail
\ ordered to sell the following DESCRIBED Real
Estate. situated ia vigo County. Indisna to- wit 4
piece Of ground in the north II out lot number
twenty (3el supposed TO contain ~ also os
number one % IN block number seventeen (i7) and
lot number eight (sl In block number twrniy t2o).
both Of said lots being in Inton's addition Ia the
town Of Terre Haute. and on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1851,
Within thc legal hoars 81 s.id dsy. at the Court
House door. In Terre Haute, will on~r the rents
and proats OF the above described Real Estate to-
eether with all the privileges and appurtenancsx 10
the same belonging, for term not exceeding seven
wears 60 the highest bidder ff cash. and upon fail
ure 10 realize sum sufficient satisfy said Execu-
ton and oosts will then and there offer the Zee
simple IN and 10 said Real ksae the highest bid
der for cash. % satisfy the same.
Thi. 10th day Of October. issi.
SAMUEL CONSER, sheriff.
oct liw3~ pr. fes< Ga.
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Ralph sprague. will. from now until the
close oithe season. be daily in the receipt OF
fresh OlsrKRs OF the best brands. which he
will sell by the eau or half can. at the lowest
rates. tie will also serve them up in any
style "A ordered. on short notice. at his "a
loon. one door south OF the Stewart House.
October DIFF
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Han HsTs'-T H. Loveue-who Is
practical Halter. and successor to JosepnC
Yates. corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street
has received his Fall style Of blocks and hsi
nov on hand and Is manufacturing to order
the hand.omest style Of Fall and Winter
Hats at price. ranging from two dollars up
warts diff
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49, Any q cur rsders AFFLICTED with Scsorris or
serofsious complaints. will DO well 70 rcsd the r.
nsrss In cur advertising columns respecting H. nui
stie Of the nature u this disorder has lecn aoun
BY the people. and the clear exposition q Il ,he-e
s1ven, -iil prove acceptable and useful We have
'ong admired The searching and able manner ID ~Ae
d. Ana treats every subject he teaches. whssrver
has bis attention al all. has great deal q il: he
masters THAT he undertakes. and no one who IA.
particle 81 feeling for his AFFLICTED fellow man c.t
look with Indifference upon his lshors fer TIE sIck
Read -hs, be says Of scrofals. and see in ho~ rev
words md hoe clearly be tell, q more than ~ an
have known q this insiclous and fatai u,siad,
lssn, Phiisdeiphis. Pa. otlc..w
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The Grasd Armada 10 ibid Point-The
Inevitable White Handkerchief
From Norfolk Snubhed-Depressi on
i'm stocks.

NKw YoRK. Oct. 1.-THE feet which
sailed from this port on Sunday, arrived a,
Old Point on Monday forenoon. creating
great excitement by it, extensive character.
A hag Of truce from Norfolk came down tn at
,lay. but Gen Wool refused to receive t.
The circular Of Secretary Seward caused
a depression in stocks to day. especial in
Government securities. some thinking that
the Secretary OF State Is ia possession OF
knowledge relative u foreign movements
which prompted su-h document. Govern.
ment skies Of 1881 declined about , per cent
and some leading stocks nearly PER cent
The noon markt. however. closet slight,
more steady.
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STkTE or INDIANA. COUNTY or vIGo. So.
OWN. A Moore w. John W .Johns0n. - Attachnlsn,
before l. Doy J. p.
he plaintiff Sled IN my ofAcs bis sfidavs sesting
forth that The said defendant i Indebted q h AID
thst sid Defendant II non-r-.idsns - 80 state -
Indiana and caused wit q sfssckment - be -
saed y me, against The goods and ehaiisl. credits
ana sf<cts q N. said defendant
Voc therefore, ssid defsusnf Is hereby notified -
% and appear before my orzce. IN Terrs-
Hsnfs. O. the 9Stk l.y q orfshrr. lssi ~ 10 o.
9sc<k A n. oshsr~tss sad Proceedings stltbe sst-t-
mined IN his ab<rnos.
fssBkn DCy, Up.
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Prize.

Fosr NoSRos. Oct 1.-THE gunboat
Seminole has arrived from Washington
Evan~'iort above Aoquia Greek she Was fred
upon by rebel batteries. -Four out of forty
snots took croct. one nearly carrying away
her mirren mast. The Seminole returned 70
shells. some cf which burst over the rebel
battery. The gunboai Flag has sent mp a
valuable prize taken short distance of Fort
sumter. loaded with molaSses fruit &c.
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JustRsoS Crr. Oct l7th.-A scout ar
rived. lss, night. and reports that Price
army. on Friday. vas at Ciintonville. Cedar
county. which : twenty-five miles south OF
-hoie army has passed the Usage and i sill
full retreat
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SHEElFF'S SALE.-by virtue q IN ErscaLon L.
lNsued from the Nigo Common Flea. Court, 10 me
directed aad delived In favor Of Benjamin Mckeen
Administrator Of james Johnson, deceased, and
against Algy Dean. have levied OF he following
described Real Estaie situated n vsgo county ndl-
ana. to-wir
Lott number ffty-one 81 hfiy-niuc ssl txr-
three lc3l, sixy-hve l6Sl. seventyt~o IA and
seventy three . In Agy Deans subdivision Of all
thst part Il the west half a Of the north half II
Of the southeast quarter % section twenty
seven "a township Twelve u north Of range nine
81 west. that Acs west ~ the " abash snd Erie Ca
naiS. and
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th, 1881,
Within the legal hours Of said day, at the Court
door, in rerrc Hsst-, ~lli rents and
profits Of the above described Real Estate together
with all the privileges and appurtensnces the same
belonging, for term not exceeding seven years. TO
the highest bidder for cash. and upon failure re
ize a sufficient 10 satisfy said execution and
costs Will then and there offer the fee simple In
and to said Real Estate. TO the highest bidder for
cash. 10 satisfy the same.
This 10th day OF October, 1861.
SAMUEL CONNER, Sheriff.
Ocfl4w3wprs fee<4 %.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

BosroS, Oct l7-Secretary Stewards cir
cular attracts no special attention. its sugges-
tons about Coast defence meet with appro
baton
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18
FRESH MEATS.

JANEs CHassLKs. dealer in Groceries and
Prov isiOns. northwest corner Of Second and
Ohio Streets. viii keep constantly on hand.
darirg the Winter. good sspply Of FHksa
MEArs, Beef, Pork, &c, which he will sell
at the lowest market price ocl-dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

- The Madison Courier. of " ednesday
says Hon. ID. Branham IS lying at the point OF
death with inasmun tory rheumatism. There
are fe~ men who would be more missed from
our public councils.