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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-15
Inaugural Address of the Governor of
Missouri.

Some two weeks ago the Hon. Hamilton
X. Gamble. upon accepting the office of
Provisional Governor OF Missouri, spoke
as follows, after referring to the reasons
why he accepted the trust, at great per-
sonal sacrifice:
Gentlemen of the Convention, what is it
that we are now threatened with? We APP
prehend that We may soon be in that con-
dition of anarchy, in which a man when
he zoe. to bed with his family at night
does not know whether he shall ever rise
again. or whether his house shall remain
in tact until morning. This is the kind of
danger: not merely a war between ditfer-
ent divisions of the State, but war be
tween neighbors, so that when man
meets those with whom he was associated
from childhood, he begins to feel that they
are enemies. We must avoid that. Ii is
terrible. The scenes OF the French revo-
luton may be enacted In every quarter of
our State if we do not succeed 10 avoid
ing that kind Of war. We can do it if we
are in earnest, and endeavor with all our
power. So far as [ am concerned, | as
sure you that it shall be the very highest
Object the sole aim of every official act
of miAe-to make sure that the people of
the State of Missouri can worship their
God together. each feeling that the man
who sis in the same pew with him, be-
cause he differs with him on political
questions. Is not his enemy, that they may
attend the same communion, and 60 to the
same Heaven. wish for every citizen of
Missouri that, when he meets his fellow
man. confidence in him may be restored,
and confidence in the whole society restor-
Ell, and tina. there shall be conversations
upon other subjects than those of blood
and slaughter; that there shall be some
thing better than this endeavor to encour-
age hostility between persons who enter
tain different political opinions, and some
thing more and better than desire to
produce injury 10 thOss who may differ
from them.
Gentlemen. it you will unite with me
and carry home this purpose to carry it
out f.sitl fully, much can be accomplished,
much good be done; and L am persua-
ded that each one OF you will feel that it is
his duty--for ia this case it is the duty of
eve-y American citizen To DO all ne can for
the welfare of The Safe.
| have made no elaborate preparations
for an address to You on this occasion, but
| have come now to express TO you M
earnest desire that we shall be found Co
operating for that same common good in
which each one of us is equally interested;
that. although differing as to modes aud
schemes, we shall be found united in the
great work of Dacifcation.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-15

EaG PUDoixG.--Six eggs. six table
spoohful's of flour stir well together one
pint of rich milk or cream, little soda /;
bake in a pint basin one hour with good
fire. Butter and sugar seasoned with
lemon is nice sauce.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-15
Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevolent Institution established by
special Endowment, for the relief of
the Sick and Distressed. afflicted
with Virulent and Epidemic
PHILADELPHIA

with Nirulent and Epidemic
Diseases.
HVHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
the awafu destruction of human life caused
by Sexual diseases several years directed their
Concultng Sugreon to open Dispensary for the
treatment Of this class ot diseases, in all their forms,
and to give MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS TO all
who apply 10y letter, with description of their con-
dion age, occupation, habits of life, &c. and, in
case of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MEOl-
CINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors of the Association. in their late
Annual Report xpress the highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors of their
Surgeons IN the cure OF opermatorrh9,a Seminal
Weakness, GonorrhGa, elect, Syphilis, the vice of
Onansm or Self Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys
and Bladder, &c, and order continuance ofthe
same plan for the ensuing year.
Anadmrabe Report on SpermatorhGa, Seminal
Weakness, the vice of Onanism. Masturbation or
Self Abuse and other diseases of the Sexual or
gans, bv the CO. suting Surgeon, WILDE sent bv
mail lin a sealed envelope, FREE OF CHARGE
on rcept ofTWO STAMPS for postage.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-15

1SAGS, Bees wax, old Britana, Copper, Bras
R Pewter Cast Iron, and some money taken i
xehange for hardware at
~ y. DICKSON Cos
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-15

1t is maxim Of good farmers to plow
deep.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-08-15
5000 ACRES of LAND for SALE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED Is AUT HORlZED
4 to sell the following described Lands, 1t Gerry
lOU figures; part down and the balance in annual
payments. from one to four years, with interest
naid
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
From the E,ansviIle Gazette.

We do not approve Of this call from the
Chairman Of the Democratic State Central
Committee for q State Convention. to be
held at indianapolis on the eighth of Jauua
~, 1862. We cannot see the utility of call
ing such meeting when so many who are
interested will be unable to take part in il.
There must DO at present about twenty five
thousand Democrats away fighting for their
country: ard il the war lasts there NAV be a
great many more so engaged before next
January. IL Democratic Conventions are
held in the absence OF so many thousands Of
patriotic Democrats, the latter will have very
good cause TO feel sighted and neglected by
IN cir friends at hcnc. III Democrats are as
scarce la other parts Of the States as in this
and surrounding counties there cannot be
many LEFT.
But apart from this consideration. IL is not
At al desirable IN the present condition of
the country 20 make any conspicuous party
demonstrations The government has n
heavy task upon its hands, and however We
may differ ia opinion With those who rule, il
"a nevertheless incumbent on al who really
desire the good of the country TO avoid any
action which nav tend to cmbarrass the Ad-
ministratlon in carrying out a policy which
cannot nov be abandoned Believing, there
fore. that any unnecessary exhibition of party
feeling IN an hour Of danger like the present
woald be exceedingly inappropriate. we hope
that the Central Committee may see proper
3, withdraw for the present their call for q
Convention
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

The Baltimore Pafris' of Friday evening
avs the ala Indiana Regiment moved their
quarters from Plat Rock Druid Hill this
morning. 10 the camp lately occupied BY the
Maine Regiment on Potter's Hill.
Tbs Lafayette Cosrier Of Monday evening
saws:
We are reliably informed that Major VIM.
TAYLOR has gone 10 indianapolis 70 procure
arms ADD uniforms for the boys OF the aoth
regiment Quartermaster sample goes over
this afiernooa TO give the requisite receipts
for the same. We think We are safe IN
predicting that the i0th, when uniformed
and equipped. viii present the finest appear
anee Of any Fsgimeai raised IN our State.
Col. Mnroy. Of the Ninth Regim eni Of Ia
diana Volunteers has accepted the position
OF Brigadier General Lieut.. G c Moody
has been promoted 10 tho colenelcy made
vacant thereby. Major Blake 70 Lieutenant
Colonel, and Capt John A. Milroy, OF Del
phi. 10 the Aajor~hip Lieut. Madden l.
promoted Captain Of Company A. IN place Of
Capt Milroy promoted
AEal.AA AND DIPArrgEE 81 4A- WI N-
slS TEoors.--Xe steslAy afternoon SAYS the
indianapolis Journal Of yesterday the lst
Wisconsin regiment Col Starkweathsr. mot
Isl Minnesota. Is We had previously been in
formed. and a. we have pubiishedl. passed
through this city on is way to the "sest Of
war in Kentucky" The regiment came by
way of Chicago. Valparaiso. Anderson. and
the Bellefontaias Line 70 this city IL was
the intention Of Col. Grosc 10 meet them AZ
the Depot with his regiment. tue sob lEdl
ana, but his men we're b-as.ly engaged ia
getting ready to leave for the sceae OF action
also. and it was impossible FOR them 70 honor
the Badger Regiment
The lst Wisconsin regiment is a ine look
ing body OF men-the most Of them Of fair
complexion. stout frames and healthful
countenances. In point of drill they are
superior TO most OF the regiments that have
been organized in, or passed through. this
State, so far as we have observed. They
marched through our streets like veterans.
No regiment that we have seen, except Col
Willich's. excels them in drill
The regiment is uniformed in dark blue
jackets and light blue pantaloons. AID is
fully equipped with overcoats. blankets, and
every other requisite. il is armed with tie
Mimic musket, and the appearance Of the guns
tell that the men know how 70 take care OF
them.
The first Wisconsin IS rscorganizcd from
the three months service, and many OF the
men now IN is ranks were in the summer
campaign. Ii was under Gen. Patterson 5
command and stationed at different points
along the Potomac. Daring part Of the time
il was in company with the lth Indiana. and
a strong friendship was created between both
the officers and priuates Of the two iogi
ments Yesterday a number OF old mem-
bers the 18th regiment who arc at home
recognized acquaintaces in the ranks OF the
lst Wisconsin, and the exercise Of shaking
hands was'quitc lively for awhile about tho
Market House,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

vs invite attention 20 the article from the
Sss Albany L~dgsv. on the subject Of the
Esrthcouiag Democratic State Convention.
The ct5eetioEs OF the Ledger are well stated.
and are alike forcible and Just. We have
nothing 70 add to them There is no neces
atty, much less propriety. in calling the Con-
vention st 40 early day. and we sincerely
trust the Committee will reconsider their &C
ton. The fears OF the Ledger, however, as
u tho Convention resolving itself into
rebel sympathizing society are, we think,
wholly unfounded. That such is the desire
of certain political funkeys we do not doubt,
but We have TOO much confidence in the pa
triotism aud intelligence Of the Democratic
masses 10 suppose fer moment that they
would withhold their support from the Gov
eminent AZ this trying hour. or permit tn .
bright escutcheon OF Democracy TO be tar
nished b. justification of or sympathy with
secession. The objections to holding the
Convention on the sth OF January arc, how
ever. none the les valid. A, the proper
time. let the Convention be called. but no.
I'll then.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
THE CENTRAL COMNITTEE's
CONVENTION.


wEsone time since alluded to the call OF
the Chairman of the Democratic State Zen
trail Committee. for Convention 20 be held
on the 9Th Of January next. and TO the opPo-
.ition Of the New Albany Ledger and other
Democrats papers. 10 the policy oil hold
iug such a Convention We ind that
nearly all the Democrats papers in the State
coincide with the Ledger in is views on that
subject. We give the following from vari-
Gus parts Of the State.
Prom the co<ydoa (Hsrrisoa c0unty) DsmocrAt.
DEsockkrfc STATE CONVENTION We pub
Ish this week the call Of the State Central
Committee for the meeting Of the usual De
mocratic State Convention. AZ Indianapolis,
on the Ssh Of January Ec.t- fae policy G
calling the Convention 20 meet a. tne fine
Indicated - strongly opposed BY some OF our
Democratic cotemporaries. and We think with
much reason The 9Th Of January IS AZ least
four months TOO early 70 make nominations
even in ordinary times when the people have
nothing else 70 do: but now. that day IS pc
culiariy out Of time. The people have the
country TO look after now, and they have not
got time 70 fx up party platforms AM party
traps These are All right at the right time.
The late election ia this and other States
shows clearly that the people are tired Of
talking. and the immense muster rolls show
Just as clearly that they are in favor of acting
awhile We hope the proposed Convention
will be postponed until next May or June
b. that time political matters will again be
gin TO assume a tangible shape. Then We
shall favor the nomination of men who niH
not sacrifice their country for party, or their
party for office. In the meantime. let Demo
Gratis make a record for themselves record
which neither they nor their children after
them will be ashamed of-by giving TO the
government their undivided support. Let
this be done and each man will stand upon a
platform that il truly Democratic.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

STRANGE GAIL.
We iAst week merely referred 70 the call
Tor Democratic Convention Al IndianApoli j.
on the sfh % January next. signed y b.
Palmer. Charm ". The call il not address
ed 10 the LOYAL Democracy - Indiana. but
20 All citiscns opposed - the political policy
OF the present Administration, aud thus
strange to say. opens a hole through which
oolitionists--'-oppo~ed 20 the Administra
ton because II viii not exterminate slavery
in the S,stes--ani the sympathizers with
treason 10 the government OF cur Democratic
Fathers nav creep IN and control the Con.
sention. makes ~ proceedings 20 assume a
reasonable oppcl.;io 20 the government,
chain down Democrats devoted 70 principle
20 the cramp;ng influences Of an 0dious aud
snpsinclpled call. A. We dislised this una
saal and improper call. AZ did not publish Il.
bat since we Noticed IL several sound Demo.
crats have called upon us 20 ascertain IL
meaning ol course NE could not give suy
reasonable OF correct explanation. unless Il
vas Tor the nnpatriotir purpose Of opposing
government existing IN pursuance Of law
and toe Constitution. and intended 10 chain
the Democracy 20 the car Of the disanon-
sta.
Why. &c should respectfully inquire. was
aot this call made 10 the Democrats oitizens.
OF sssch a. are devoted - the psinc, pics OF
jefferson aad Jackson Now was this cal
published by order "a State Committee. a
majority Of u. OF sanctioned BY 10 IL -. Il
sadly saisr-prc<ent the OH Democracy Of
lssiians. VIZ. evers hoassf na4n and Dem.
ecrst ill EVELYN, ehsin nea devoted 20
pranap'c down q "a. intiscs.ul..sst~ ..or,ss.'-
ton - nc A1nini~iFsfiaa. e<rociai,s "a
ring he existence 81 iae VAR There s ms
chief IN this call. II not treason = = losal De
mocrasy. which should always sustain iisosa
governments she-l treason an .eteils,..,
ss.a4 IN feo Cal arFay AGAIN., OR oruocrssi.
form ct tiovcrnmea'
We have been. sad are no~ 1cso tei -
tie Democrats PARTY. eas ,hst deeotion = o
principle. no, q an snrairsosic opposition
We 80 tor the r.Sht. and eondema isse ~r,,.s..
An unprincs,,scd political organixsficn 80
I'll rot subscribe -. OF be bouad ~ TIC
Fslisnsiighsrns and other Jisloesl Dernccff'.
defeated The Democracy - Ono. and ~e 80
~; wa sech iah4e.,ces e. sinA the Desaa
cratic shi<- "a thif Sts'e
>inee ~rsfin- thc .baxe. ana fe. =. -
.rre Pre2soag tor isc prr~ - r~,eirca
ne Se~ Altsav fsfs<s sai tx t,le save
N sinking that ieafie peaocrstir f,u~-.f
hv ne bsnj. and sab.sfiss - IL. - ii..-....
~ reference - tbs cali
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
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ToNsoRiAL.
Medicated Hair WASH

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
Il hs.inr rtfirt hls Shsr.az snt nsir lre.sisz
Ssio sa|ttalng a. IsrTe Haul ilous~. tces l@ats
= nos prepared - uat nppt cus4asDsrs N his
etaal saistatiry siliff sfkniicr Firt1 .
shanp,eriee sra cuftins ladies' and Lttie 0sris'
heir. Sfo ". cAsAnA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

Tm Rev Rafas CAilds. lite g...1.s -
R~thei VI. = q conssrmste ~ eca;icns,.
tssitcs beng mmorli--he has e,os~l ~
an snn.rr;-1 soasr wom,n naaed Coss.slsa
r~-oFth. icsviax 4rz Chiids en- fis-cs
Isle children = norrn = disyrsce
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

TRCMPS: A NOVEL By GEO.
- " CURTIS. ss'i-sd,dls risssrais1 " nsrrir
hAcAULAY's HISTORY or ENGLAND
Vel sth
TIE WITS AND BEAUx or SOCIETY
- The suthor - 'Qeeene q ecrs-<y - -
spieosr A. v. \. DCcHfsonAHa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

SxHEkIFF's sALE.-~Hy y.ltuc ~ ons euditioai
y Fxpouas Execution rssaed floIn the Niso Circuit
Coarf. directed and delivered 10 favor II john
L BAIRD ana assinsi Eijta fea4a. aln ordered q
sell Ia loiJU'a. Described real estate situated n
81 p cru4if. iuiaaa. te-Wic loi No. iUtniy-six
IS in BE fgpa ID Hartford sai on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, ls6l,
Within the legal hours ~ said dav, AZ the Court
House Door, in Icrre iiaai- viii offer the rents and
profits ui me shove described Real Estate together
"it1 a the privileges and aprurt,nsucc. g. the same
peiofgi''g. iur term uet exceeding seven years %
The highest builder lor cash ana upon failure 70 re-
1hvea uu san.cieni satisfy saii execution aud
costs viii then And there offer the Zee simple, In
md said ca Estate. thc highest bidder f0r cash
20 satisfy he sane.
l4is 31tA day ~ October. l-5i
SAMUEL CONNER Sheriff.
ocSewsvpEssg $3.50.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

I)tkStANf - instructions from the SECRETARY
A - the Treasury. bo0k will Dc opened on The
ia day 81 octoeeE isei, al the once q the srAnch
fins NJ ferre ifautc indiana Tor subscriptions IN
der ms stprrinfendance Cor treasury Notes "A h,
issu~d under the &C, fJuly i5th lssf These Do,es
Vii BE issued IN sums % any dollars. one hundred
COLLAR. i've hundred dollars enc thousand dollar.
fnd Eve Thousand dollars each. dated 18th August
ISL. a. able three after date 10 tn orr ~
Tie Subscriber cr - directed and hearing interest
~ nc rate 81 $40 Der cent per annum: PAYABLE
sr annually. such u cres' being ~ the rate III two
cttl1 Tor each day every hundred dollar For
the seasenience e the holder. each note Nil have
conpors attached. expressing the several amounts u
semi anu j ig'tresi which coupons mar hs detached
and presented for payment separately from the ,c,.
Subscriptions frr such Trrasrrv Notes viii - 70
ceifsd during ,he htren dtfs fre-a the d.v - o,s,
ing the book sfsw~safl No suhscrintic, To-, 49,
han my dollars nor 90 any fracifon Of ttst su, -
BE- received. Subscriptions n nv dollars a. -.
hundred dollars mast ie paid a. lawful roi- AZ -
United ssaies The tine 4 subscribing. subserip-
items = mere th.n hundred sloilsrs NAV h. ,s
a. once o.. fprefsrre tenth ~ the si,,. - -
srirhng and one third q fhr whole asnau,s a. 49,.
twentieth dsy thereafter unti ite whale = paid -
10 payment 81 essfhan aif dniiafscsn BE- accepted
thst teiax tbe s-alfsf suin fur whish Ir~s.urs
Notes can hs issued.
C~rtacaiss will - fanted in de piiesss - .uA-eri
hers fQr the ap,uns paid, The original q which
The subscriber pi transmit 81 mail 10 Tie s.rr.t.rs
u The Treasury. when Trsasafy Noie. a. aior.-if
VII . issued thereon q rrh sssssisf o. hfs or.iss
carry Jag utcIrst Expressed srfh rrrtscsfe. hs
IN sasss ~herr onYa part q H. .raant sub.r .t,d
T. PAID q fle time u slhscribfak. Irtsz1rr y.tes
vil ~ issued caly f4f t.e payments a,ssie sri-.
a1frf 10 ihe ffsi. uhict Nlil remain ~ De vf..
stacuat tal-rSi.sa .ur1 lsfs,a rtaIl b. r.ata
,.trl lres-1rr Nets aii - l.sard - su~l O.,
gafrefi aisa. 'e FsIiacai ~ each asfrrrsd install.
lat' ist aI rsy la s.i4if.au a,sre.a a
rI eqrsl e.. fA. 90 fsi arsstea ~ 80
iih Aa-uft O. ths dat 81 r,sirr.. an1 a. rsi ps~.
uffi Ike Interest 81 ftr ffllaar f.s1 10 sshstr,r
f.r -hirh rssrsfuis 81 lntsfsst Ill - rs--,.,-a
inr sasrfher in 10 g tti~ nrst cnst, =,
fte fffssnfy Notes i-surt 4Iea snch reftisrste.
- re freasary wi1 - srai o. thr snhec4ider. =.
flsii. sarh ether rHr1s nv - s.sfcst,f -
ihrr phen ih.f srsrsnn feif qT sfnal csfir a. -
- duriIcsfs rsftf nay ~ retained ~ ~,
r their 1an sesnr fi1t srtS Hrs~tY
So "a. d~'~ rsf~crtpsen Agsnt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
DIR. j. ~. ucLean.s ysi.aat~ Oh
Lfufmeut.
TBE BEsI kxTinNAI ~ yHE WutLp. ros A.,
ON ktssT

Tex BEsI kxTE1aAI ~ sHE wunLp. ros n,
on BtAsT
Thousands o. human beins. have beer ss0.l IL
Of oecIepttude sna misery BY The nse q ths invsl
cable LuiIncnt IL viii relieve PAIN alns-s in.tsn-
s~neoasly. snc n VII oie41ss, purty ARD b@al &c
touler; so1kf la al Incredibly sh0rt time. NclEAN's
VOLCANIC OIL l4NlNkNT will reiisrs< he No., =,
veterat- cases Of kheumati-n. Goul a. Asursisa-
TOR f@ray ais, Coaractcd Aescios, stinc>s o. NsAk-
scss m tie JOINTS Muscles Lgsments Il VIII ns.
er fall Two sap1cstiosls vii cure sor. mo-.
Hesdache or tsracl,s- for EGrns er soaids or .rIr
Pain, II i an ini4lioe remedy. Try n aud zoo Vii
4ald.
PLANTERS, FARMERS ~ AIRY cue having ci.ass.
q bosses, Vii save mosey BY uslx heI<.S'. Va
cAnle V1l lAninesat IL is n speedy and iniallibD.
cure Tor Gals, sprsins, Chsies. Sueilines L...n~~.
sweeney, Sore. Wounds. Scratches or sny e.,~ru.
useases- Try 4, and you will be convinced
Or. ,. ~. Mclean. Sole Proprietor.
s@so"e saint Louis No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
BANKING.

pRAlRIE CITY BANK No
Il TO- l. hereby siv~a 70 ~ stockAolaers. N a
ths annual ns@tins fer ths purposs q s-csinx moe
Dres-ors for NE snsulng year. ~ll ~ ID s tbs>r
szsh DAP q Nsvsnba aez,, .; to osssosk Y. n
ssseH 5No. q AxACH. casl.isr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31

Gs~ ssst Dfgerrs wanted e fi.t.
1901 xl1f. 81 clie-- fs<t-. rs.tt Ga,
~ fftwf Ts.-. ff-...k 4
s<tAtA~i~ ~ ~ ite nrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31


SHERlEFS SALE.---By virtue Of
- a. cxccDtiou nsued from the Vixo Common Pleas
Cart, % NE dirertel aut delivered. IN favor Of
lyman Coca, Nithsln nosrde aud David =. nakcf
and against George Il Whidtsn. I have levied on
TIE following dfscitcd f4i ste, situated la Yigo
county Indiana. O. All heing part o. cut lot No
"a ry-icar latl. ls ide town 4 IerEe-iiaute, and
bounded "a ffluws ie-Nii. irginn!ng AZ the kouih-
eest corner o. TIE iol sed ~ xena, smith Joseph
" AsSggp. and ran us thtnee noflA sixiy ak go,
ieet, thtnee west csc haetfed and hny 1851 fcet
theses soaa siAtv--ik ld6l feat teuce hun
dred and nly fi5o feet q the place ol beginning.
aut "a
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER - ls6i,
Nilio De kg4l hoas 81 81 d day a. me Court House
door IN ferlc uaute viii offer the rcnis aud profits
81 TIE above described Real kstsfe, together With ~
tue privileges and appureulntcs o. the same hsong
ln for icla uoi exoealns yers, ~ She b. sh-
81 ridter Or cash. ant ron ftiurt 20 reaiae sum
sufficient a. satisfy said execution AMI costs ] vii
then there Ter tLe sifape. I'd andio said Real
Estate, % the highest bttog Cos cash, % satisfy TIE
same.
Iais sch dsy ol clioher, is0l
SAMUEL CONNER. sheriff.
o-talva~ prs fre s{,ep
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-31
SOAP.


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~ - $3.50 81 ~ fsrtift. $ slaiek rra = -
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