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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-11-07
CLARK 6 FULLtH's
AMDROSIAL-OII.
CLARK. GREGORY & 90,
So.e Proprislers.

y y IA q - 4
Headache, Earache, T0ot hache In tire,
minutes: IA ann 'tismv Coughs, Neuralga
t;olds, Erysipeals. Bronchitis. Dvsrepsia
collie, Cramps. lutlamed Eyes Chronic Scr,
Ewes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Rurps. bruises
9prars. Chapred Eia,ds. Flies. Ulcers, Diar-
rhga, Buniops, Corns. Frosted Feet. Deafness
Old Sores Sore Breasts Sore Nipples. Scal,l-
Sead, Rineworms, letter. Snake Bites. Spide,
Bliss, Dog Bites. Rat Bites. TIE irarht i.
4i.yIergef for itseguaI fori,' ScalIsap,i barns
1t cnyes Serafehes on horses, Sure Ewes o.
horses. Sprains. Svinney Poll Evil, Fisiuls
saddle aud harness Calls. fresh Wounds OF
SweIlings, and is The best Known remedy e,
apply to tendrI-footed horses from i,1,nder--
rabe VI, the feet and hathe we'll about the irno
vt the foot. Cures all cutaueous diseases on
NAV or beast. rf-
No medicine can cure in all cases, but we
ican show more real proof of tie virtue OF
ANERoeIAL OIL in its healing rruperies frem
Responsible mes who are above beng tonight,
than can be produced for any other medicine.
We DO not assert a cure for every nIafsrdy
TO which ;he human family are srhject, lu'
VI hat We proclaim We can siIbStsntiate hv l;v-
ing witnesses. The AhRxosIaL Or. is q
Nashville pieIaratiap. and sold throughout
the SOUTH and Southwest by all good drug
rrists and general ldraisrs- The South ma,
he justly proud that DIR. Clark. native Ten
nesseean. after much labor ard research, ba,
produced really vorthv medicine, which i
bound to drive IN, much uf the worthless
imported Trash With which tue Country il
fiondel, 80.
Please call at cur Office, where we will
take pleasure in showing letters and tes;imo-
malls roo rrmerous to set forth in the form
If an advertisement. 81 me Of whichccme from
Physicians in high standing, who are usirg
il in their practice, Us they state with mar
velous effects. S-t-
We challenge the y nrldt to produce rem
sdy sospeedy and eiiectuali IN its healing prop
critics.
= . Rend fhe evidence Of the virtne. Of
Clark < Fuller'S Ambrosial Oil. evidence so
and from persons whose word and
andine are ifeproachable. Read and be
convinced s..---s-
CLARK, GREGORY d co. go
Sole Proprietnrs Nashville Tern.
For saleby w .C.pIEMER, Fayetteville.
Nov Jpn go --E
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Among the papers in Lincoln
dom that continue to denounce the
war are the Albany "Argus," the
Patterson On. j.. Register" the
Dubuque Qowa) Herald, and
the Hartford Times"
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We learn that negroes can be
bought IN that part of Missouri
where Fremont's thieves have es-
tablished their underground rail
road--at from 5000 to $780,
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farm anu Garbfn.
The Profits Of Feeding Animals.

80 es'to Va SSUt"~ A1htusutc'
1T is evident, that this consists
In a valuable return from the ami
nal of the food consumed. In the
horse, this can only be received in
labor or breeding; in the OK, from
labor and flesh; in the COW, from
the milk, the flesh, and her young.
In the sheep, it may be returned in
Its fleece, Its carcass, or It's progeny;
and in the swine only by its proge-
ny and flesh. The manure we ex-
pect from all; and if this be not Sc
cured and judiciously used, few an
finals about the farm will be found
to yield a satisfactory profit for
their food and attention; though it
Is evident, it should form but a
small part of the return looked for.
Animals are only profitable to
the farmer, when they yield a dali
ly income. as in their milk or la
Dor; or annually, by their young Or
fleece; unless it be in a course of
regular Improvement, either in
their ordinary growth or prepare
ton for the butcher. The animal
must consume certain amount of
food merely to keep up its station
AIRY condition, and to supply the
material for waste, respiration, per-
spiration, and evacuations. These
must first be provided for in all
cases, before the farmer can expect
anything for the food
Frequent observation has shown,
that an OK will consume about two
per cent. of his weight of hay per
day, to MAINTAIN his condition. If
put tomoderate labor, AN Increase Of
this quantity to 5perct. will enable
him to perform his work, and still
maintain his flesh. IF to be fatten-
ed, he requires about Il per cent. OF
his weight daily, in nutritious food.
A COW to remain stationary and
give no milk, eats two per cent.
of her weight daily; and if in milk,
she will consume ) per ct. If these
statements are correct, which it is
certain they are in principle, though
they may net be entirely in degree,
twill require the same food to keep
three yoke Of cattle in idleness, as
two at work; and the food of every
two that are Idle, will nearly sup
port one under the most rapid con-
dition of fattening. Two cows may
be kept in milk, with the same feed
that will keep three without.
Nopractice is more impolitic than
barely to sustain the stock through
winter; or a part of the year, as is
the case in too many instances, and
allow them to improve only when
turned on grass in summer.
Besides subjecting them TO the
risk Of disease, consequent upon
their privation Of food, nearly half
the year is lost in their use, or in
maturing them for profitable dis
posal; when if one-third fthe stock
had been sold, the reGainderwould
have been kept in rapidly improv-
ing condition. and at three years of
age, they would probably be of
equal value, as otherwise at five or
six. It is true that breed has much
to do with this rapid advancement,
but breed is useless without feed to
develop and mature it.
40
Wags Of a good Hollsekeeper.-
Mrs. r., one of the most notable
housewives and best cooks in the
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C2owE-Hw@

They have, also just received and ;r,e,.d
keeping cons'artly or hard, a supply Of lilo
finest and best finished Heiasic .,ur;-,,
Ca>ke's ever brought tothis market. vLirb
they Sill sell extremely low, ana deliver
many part Of the county free of extra ebarc.
/ IN good hearse. Wood Collins ,p,l,tIy
made as low as any shop in Libeoln. and de-
lirered free of extra charge, in any rant Of
the county.
WILSON, MOVERS 8 WILSON.
Jan. 20.
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NoETCH.

a Ill Executors Administrators and G usr-
IA dams tina. have failed 10 make their an :
nual settlements as required BY law are here
by hotisiedto come forward and m * re sptile-
men. within ninety DAYS. ! hope this will he
sufficient without further process Of law -
i $50 all Guardians tina. have failed to renew
heir Guardian Bonds as :equrcd bv law
'(y-lfich Is every two years. at the ueyt term of
lbs Corr. will be compelled 10 inform the
Court. which is hourd 10 Put the law 10 force
u any OF their securities are dead or insolvent
they must ceme and rerea IS though their
'wo years was out. And IL arv OF the securi-
lies Of an Administrator OF Executor become
lnsolyent or die. new bond has 10 he made
forthwith.
DANIEL J. 'wHTTTINGTOy.
Sept II, 1885,. Clerk Of County Court.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
Another Fighs-suseressin News
from south Western psssouri.

RoIlA. oct 23-Lieut. Kirby With fifteen
men OF Maj W1ght's battalion, had anoth
CT hghI With forty Eve rebels. near Linn
Creek. killing five Of them. and wounding
about dozen.
The result Of Major Wright's march from
Rolla 10 Linn Greek can be- summed up as
follows; ahree successful fights in which SIX
~ eight rebels we're killed, about the same
number wounded. eighty seven prisoners IA
Ken. l2j guns. Is horses, forty yoke Of oxen,
money end other articles.
Prices army was at Greenfield last " oil
ne-day. slill heading south.
Reports from Spr ngheld say bat General
Nc Bride OF the rebel forces mas resigned.
arei Is on his way 10 that place TO disband his
division and return home.
Col Taylor. in command of the rebel for
ces at Springfield. recently issued procla
nation declaration all Union men who had
belonged TO the home guards would be re
quircd 10 leave tho country or 60 into tho
southern army for the same length of time
they had served in the federal army, and re-
curing pledge from the Union men nov
there for the exemplary conduct of their
friends who are now absent from home
The proclamation also prohibits the car
rying OF any moro slaves South. as such a
course is calculated 90 lessen the confidence
Of the people ia the ability Of the Southern
army to sustain itself in Missouri.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

THE PENNSYLVANIA BRIGADx.-The Lou
lsyilie Journal Of yesterday stys this noble
body OF soldiers went into camp OAkland yes-
terday. The brigade consists OF the Seven
" seventh Regiment. Col. II. A. Hambright.
The Seventy eighth Regiment. Col. SIAM
blugh. and the Seventy ninth Regiment. Col.
Sesell. with battery Of seven guns. The
brigade IS sbout $500 strong. and Is com
N nied BY Brigadier General Ncgley. They
are from the agricultural districts Of the
Keystone State principally. and are adnirA-
By equipped in every particular. Their well.
Developed forms and soldierly bearing show
that they have had much discipline
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
Gen. Banks aud stone Fairly Is
tablished Across the Potomac
Gallant Death Of Asbsry Dickens
Large Arrival of Foreign Biankets-

WASHINGTON. Oct. 23.-The success of tho
movement OF Gen. Stone and Gen. BanN
across the Potomac Is now established. as the
enemy did not venture to make further re-
sistance 10 IL yesterday.
All accounts agree that our men conduct
ed themselves nobly Ia The affair of N )ndAy:
even the portion OF the column whioh re-
ceved a temporary check by the death Of
Col. Baker, behaved galantly. although op-
posed to force triple their number. The
ground thus gained VAS retained 10 the un.
disturbed possession of sur troops all day
Yesterday.
Scouts and accommodating parties obtained
much palatabie Information ia regard to the
enemy
The above fact are derived from rolia Bile
sources.
Asbury Dickens. late Secretary Of the
Senate tor many years, died here this morn
ing at the age OF %.
Ii is understood the blankets ordered in
Europe in August. by the Quartermaster's
Department. are arriving. twenty nine thous-
and have already reached New York They
cost the United States forty cents per pound.
and weigh five pousds.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

yorso Np Astt DVes1p NES VsSEip--
for The LYON Re- in snt. eoasnaueied ~ nc
EAll1us Co John Mcneil. i.eai. Col. Isaac
?. Shepard. MAJOR ALEXIS Nuli. 20 serve N
the Western pepaumeat utder MAJOR ten.
Fremont
THIS RsgiHens = especially xuei -
bvins monument 20 TIE vsior an.i bravery 81
the departed Hero whose maize "a bsart
A recruiting cffre has hssa opene4 q he
soath-ss corner 81 wabs>a ard Nsrse; 80
Tsrre Haate. -here All persons wanting %
20 Join this Regineat Tor Tie war. ~ill have
an opportunity. upon immediate applicGfios
70 TIE RecrrurS ofHcss.
b J TAYLOR.
p Pay A&d ration. fsOn the day Of 60
ht0sal elv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
Southern New.

LoUIsviLIr. Oct 22-The New Orleans
Picayanc oi the l2gh sditorially eongratulates
its readers on the success OF Hollea's fotilIa
az Mississippi and particularly the exploits of
the Manassas IL urges Southern people TO
be prepared to drive Northern invaders from
their ports and coasts az every sacrifice and
exsrtion.
A lsw Of the Confederate States awards
owners Of private armed vessels in Confed
erate bonds ia cnty five per cent. of the value
81 any United States armed public vessels
and armament which they may deste
Another law gioes twenty dollary bounty
for each prisoner captured on board such
vessel
The Picsyupc also save that only two Fed
ersl vessels src 70 be seen ST the Passes a.
last accounts. supposed 20 De the Richmond
and Nincenues
The Niagara went eastward before the at
tack OF SATURDAY.
The Richmond and the Vincernes are
afoai The other sloop was not visible. and
II vas supposed she bad sunk. The damSg
Ell ore 10 believed 20 be the PEBBLE.
The lumber loaded AZ the head OF the rs.
ses Was not burned.
The Memphis Appeal learns that s b
Buckner has been appointed Msjor General.
The Galveston News saws that one hundei
companies. i.ostly cavalry. ar. rendering
their service % General HsbeFt for the &c
,ense OF Galveston.
Tslsgrsphic Communicates between Ne~
Orleans and Berwick Bay has been compile
ted. A Telegram from Bersick ssys the
Yankee captured. aturlsy lat. the
schooner Savilis. whose cargo vas valued Al
S2s. 01
The Mobile Tribune. Of the iith. speak
ing 81 TIE Santa R.'sa affair. say. the cosy
ras msde az considerable loss on our side
bat doubtless the Federal lo-- much ssieed-
oun
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

~ oxs MASON and sltdeII got Off so
Eugiand-The Nashville not salt
ed-Arrivaf ef the North Stsr-Ct-
VII War I'm New Grauada-News
Of the Pirate sum ser-Loss I'm Col :.
Bakers Hegfment-fa Par
tieuiars Of Bakers Death-Lees-
burg probably captured.
4 INV YoRK. Oct. 23.-The Commercial
learns that an English gentleman applied to
Benjamin. the rebel Secretary .of State. for
pass north. and was told by him that Ma
sou and Siidell had gone TO Europe via Tam
pico. Vera Cruz and Havana and the steam
en- Nashville had not left the Port OF Charles
ton.
The North Star brings the old officers and
crew Of the old sioop OF var Lancaster. and
81 900 900 in treasure.
New Grenada. excepting the States OF
C0noa, Antique. and Santandara are now
ia arms against MOsquers.
The Panama Star received Intelligence BY
a British steamer. that the pi ate Sumter -
s.ill cruising among the ~indwa'd islands.
Dispatches To the Philadelphia Enquirer
say the Regiment OF Col. Baker together
with those engaged with il. are said 10 have
lost two hundred in killed and wounded in
the late action.
Col. Baker il is said was a prominent
mark for the enemy's bullets. he was
stuck by ball in the heart. tour In various
parts Of the body. and three ia the pad
When he was killed, Col. Baker MAS on
horseback. and dressed in full uniform.
IL Is sa d that ono hundred Miss .ssppi ri
fes were aimed him when he fell.
A telegraph dispatch from Gen. McCiel-
lan's headquarters Is said 10 have been re-
ceived nj the War Office az two O'Clock this,
Tuesday afternoon. stating that Leesburg
would be taken in an hour.
There has been sharp fighting in that
neghborhood all this morning.
IL was also reported that Gen. Stone and
Gen. Banks had crossed the Potomac. and
were advancing with fifty thousand men in
Leesburg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

SsuFRIFT SALE.-By virtue q ers ysntiuoni
DtHpenas Erecuticn and one order of safe l.sned
lror the Nigo Circuit Court % directed ard de-
iivcrsd oe- IN favor ~ william X. Nckssn "a
.ssies, wafer Cooper and Cismenlias Cs-psr and
one In favor a John Minor and Alex sndss AID. r.
ssu ard against W alter - Cooper. wfiIi-n Durssn
and Cslium "a Rally. avn . s~r~s toe ne falS-
"a d-scribsc Real ksssls. situated In ,igp county
indiana. te-StE
lie soath hslf - 81 20 ru-ne~- t---ts frur u
and al a 80 ma twsBts-thres as 3, Pare =
suhtivisicn q art T iot. Al CO.. n - y Eve
sesx lsl Ia To- rorta -~.t guar ~ & s-esi0s.
! t~snty --s.n III t0~ahr Twelve ~ north q
rr ge nine vsst. sistlag Ihs oiy Il 1sir.
Rsnte. vigo cunt. I -di- a. { o.
SATURDAY. SovEvrEg ssh. isG.
wlfhsn the legal hour. a sad day. AZ ne Coust
Hoa-s dot. IL 1srre hsu;s. I'll o5rr the and
pronts The dssefib~S Real Estate, tose b~r
9Th AZ ~ privileges I'D sppurtnanoe~ 70 The sane
Be .onxinx. for trm notss esding seven yeas, 70
he kiSh-ss attd-r fcr cssn. and upoa fsilar-
sis~ sur In; % sstsfy sad sHeturon order
Il sale ard eesfs ~ill thru spt ,hsrs sasr tn 81
sinpis. in snd AID Es Ess-s- sb> hn<s-s It'd
or Tor c-sn. &c sstisfy tse SANE
n ieth day u Ostober. 1851
skkrEi coSNkR. shsrfe.
o>tis-s-prs f~e4oo,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Oct. %
Flour S4.l5@4 %. but the higher grades
are rather dull
Wheat firm. under ,he news from New
York at S3Gssc tor red. and 666e3 for
white
Oats dull and declinei 10 26c
Rye advanced to 40@:i-. receipts light
Whisky declined to l5c
Linseed oil advanced to 5sc. and now held
higher
Provisions quiet and but little doing small
sales of Bacon at $685.. and 6Iss
Mess Pork is nominal at $l2 .5O3l2,75.
Groceries firm ll6 hhds Sugar sold at
lOh. Coffee firm at i54@l7L. Molas-
ses dull at 45@46c
Exchange steady at &c premium. The
money market quiet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

WoRxs MrET yJR RrrrsrsNcr-we learn
taatthe soldiers in Camp VigO are subscrib
lag to fund 70 be paid out Of their hrss
noaihs wages. 10 make up the loss sustained
By Col. Cookery in the destruction Of the
Journal ofi-e. This s a hopeful sign OF re
pcntance. Tor an unxarranted and most IN
Unstable act. and NC only regTe. that this
work OF restitution will hot ehAce the act IL
SELF. or the memory Of i. forever So far -
Il reaches. however. il Is step in the right
direction.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
Further from Pilot Knob.

Sr. Louis. Oct. % A special to the ST.
Louis Democrat SAYS:
Two rebel surgeons came into Frederick.
town for Col. Loves body. They acknow-
ledge loss OF over 200 killed and wounded
but IL must have been larger. / counted
twenty five dead bodies in one stubble field
The cannon of the rebels were badly man
aged.
Jet Thompson got information of our
movements by capturing bearer of dis
patches from Col. Plummer to Col. Carlin-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

b. permission Of the Adjutant General.
able bodied men are wanted TO form com
pany 10 I'll Brigade TO rei devious Ia New
York city. where camp for instruct on will
be organizet. Good quarters. handsome
uniform and first rate horses will be supplied
Immediately ca arrival IN camp.
Pay eli TO s2i rrR voSra.
with rations. clothing and bounty. Every
loyal state will se represented in this Brig
sde. No one will be accepted who is willing
10 enlist in the 43d Regiment. as there Is no
desire or intention 70 retsrd the filing up Of
ia. Regiment
Recruiting Office at the south store in shc
Linton Block. Market Street. Terre Haute
Quarters ratiOns and pay TO CONNER c. with
date Of enlistment
j. B. PRESDEE,
E. J.. HOVEY.
DELOS GOULD.
October % DIR
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

RADDIN q BROTHERS..
No. IL. Main ST.. under the National House.
TEEEE HArrr. ISpIASA
Asw We manufacture our Eastern work we
can and will sell goods At lower prices than
can bs bought at any other house in the
trade. Persons wishing to buy a; wholesale
sili find il TO their advantage to buy Of
US. We rria sci At the lowest Eastern prices.
No. Ia. Main Street. Terro Haute. Ind
Factory near Saugus Bridge. Lynn. Mass.
Custom work and repairing done to order.
sJd&w3m.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

NavrvA MAKING Mrs. NJ RovIsoN you'd
announce 70 the ladies OF Terro Haute and
vicinity. lhn she has resumed the N@nsas
supl~d hy Mrs. Grosermsn. on Ohio street.
between Third And Fourth. where abe IS
prepared 10 receive orders from her fcrnef
tleejs and patrons
Hsving sast received from New York the
latest pafis iashioes. ne Il prepared 70 fag.
: - work Of character that cannot fail a.
piesse the most iastid:ous. ca
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
b L Y /!
BOOTS AND SHOES
". Il. = TON S ,

". Il. STONE
TEHRE HAurx. lisp.
he has just received larger and better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be.
fore. which be will sell at prices to suit these
hard tines
Also
Makes 10 order. and has on hand good as
sortment OF home made work.
CoxK AND SKA
larse stock fron which 70 choose.
~ various kioos Of ioots and Shoes
y. u. Don't forget the "OLD CORNER"
opposite the Southern Bank. dlwwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
SHERIFF.s SALE. BY vir,u. Of

A)oae veDditioni Exponss Execution is.uei from
he Nix0 Common Pleas Court. directed and
delivered, In favor - ohn IA. ai~ou and Patrick
.hsnnan and against Joseph X. MrCsnn aud Ransom
sier principals. and Charles + Noble rvplevin bail
am ordered - sill the following described Rel
state, situated IN y-o u ~ Indiana. Ia ~fi: A
ece 81 sfOuat IN the north Of out os number
~sniy t2"l suppos 70 eontsin tl. also Ia,
lumber n ~ tn n.ck uumi,er seventeen an and
tot nuneer eight 60 IN lleS number t~ehty (2o,.
10Th o. saif lots beng Ia L4niou's acdtuon To ~.
town q rrrre dagte. sid On
sATusDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1891.
Within TIE legal hours 81 sid day at the coort
House door, In TeIre ha.te. viii ofer the rvats
and , onis Of The above described Real Es5ste to-
<sihsr With all The privileges and apparteussces 20
The same beis' gtug. for exceeding seven
ssar-. 20 TIC hghesi bidder for cab. aud upon fall
are q realize al sufficient 10 satisfy said .x-eu-
ion aHd costs. wili then RI there oEer the fee
simple IN and 70 sid Real Estate to the nj CHEST bid
de- fur etsh, q satisfy the same.
Tbs l0th d. q Ociob~r, lssi.
SAMUEL CONNER. sheriff.
ct llw3~ grs fcce4 .Je
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24

SA

SHERlFF'S SALE BY virtue OF
h'stx executions issued from the yigo Common
f!eas Court. 70 ne directed and delivered. QUE in
favor u wm. g. Go don, kiiott Bo~do~n and Nor on
1. Warren. one IN favor OF Chsrte> I umsn and Ma
thaniei Hubbard, one la favor 81 Vim. J. Thorn aud
Lime Th4rn. one IN favor OF Soraz~nf IA John-or
Joan Byson A. Ser~vfus job ION, one IN favor OF
b tholeme~ H. os~ Asl shall h Blake and oie IN
favor - Robe I. Anderson George a. sanford W
o. Giles a Lewis W Smith. and against J-anetta
,. Child, have levied the following described
Real Estate, situated in ygo county. indiana, to-
wiz
Ihe rcrth thres-qnarters * Of in 10, number
three hundred and seven t3O7j The town Of Isrre
haate, 80 known Ca the accorded plat " ssid town.
and
SATURDAY, SovraBERii. 1851.
Within tie legal hcurs Of said y At the Court
House door. in 1erre hsue. will offer the rents AID
prorts the shove described Real Estate together
With all the privileges aud sppurtensnc-- the same
Belonging. tOr t-rHi not exceeding years,
the hi -hest bt der for cash, and upon failure
alife snin ssic NJ 20 satisfy ssid execut Gus aud
cos;s vail then AMI offer the Zee simple I'm
an 20 rsfc Zeal Estate the h. she-t bi der Tor
cash. - satisfy the same
Tbs 18th dsy Of October. ls6l
sAACEL CONNER, sheriff.
oci7w3~ prs Tee $50
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
TvtsSt ss the sasan nah Ptrases-
shipmeuts te Wasniugton-Aus .
IN q milton 10 81. lsuss.

NV Ycsk OF. IA nolle proseoui IA.
been entered ~ the Csc o; All Fairs. one Of
The cf~~ ~ Tho pirate savannah. and he has
been sccepts-i - ~iiness A jurv u being
impsnDe.c Ell
OsinE 70 The report that the Potomac Il A.
present closed. the L. :. transports nov
loading At this port Tor Washington, ~in
proceed 70 Locust Puinf where Their csrsoe.
I'll Be 'arvSssa - sAAv.y 70 Ws<hins,sa-
large quantities otamnunisi0a ard stores
are los being shippst 70 ~ Losss by rail-
rssd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-24
OystcrA! Oysiersi!

Ralph sprague. will. from now until the
close Of the season. be daily in the receipt OF
fr-sh cYsrtRs Of the best b-and-. which he
ali sell ~ he can or half can. a, the lowest
rates lie will also serve them up in any
stvls IS ordered. on short notice. At his "a
loon. one door south OF the Stewart House
October H. DIFF