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Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07
Pills.

M ERVOUS DISORDERS.-Wha is more fear. VI ful than a breaking down of the nervous system To he exctable or nervous ill small de- gree IS most distressing, for where can remedy De 1onnd! There IS one drink but little beer, wine, or spirits, or far better none take no cof- tee,- weak tea being preferable; get all the fresh air you take three or four Pills every night eat plenty of Solids. avoiding the use of slops and if these golden rules are followed you will be happy in mind and strong in body and fol get you have any nerves.
 MOTHERS AND DAuGuTERs.-I If there Is one thing more than another for which these Pills are so fa- nous it is their purifying properties, especially their power of cleansing the llood from all impu. rities and removing dangerous and suspended se- cretions. Universally adopted as the one grand remedy for female complaints. they never fail, never weaken the system and always bring about what is required.
 SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APPETlTR.--- These fee ngs which go sadden us, most frequent ly arise from annoyanccs or trouble, from obstruc- ted precipitation, or from eating and drinking what is unfit for us thus dsordering the liver and sto- mach. These organs must be regulated if you wish to be well The Pills, if taken according to the printed instructions, will quickly restore q healthy action to both liver and stomach, whence follow as q natural consequence, n goo d appetite and clear head. In the East and West Indies scarcely any other medicine is used for these disorders.
 DISORDERS OF THE KIDSEYs.--1n all diseases affecting these organs whether they secrete too much or too little water or whether they be af- flicted with stone gravel or with aches and pains settled in the lons over the regions of the kidneys, these Pills should be taken according to the printed directions and the Ointment should be well rubbed into the small of the back at bed time This treatment will give almost mimedi- ate relief when other means have failed
 FOR srouAcHs OUT OF oRpEp.--No medicins will so efectualy improve the tone of the stomach as these Pills they remove all acidity occason- ed either by ntempcrance or improper diet. They reach the liver and reduce it to healthy action they ae wonderfully eticacious in cases of spasm in fact they fail in curing all disorders of the liver and Stomach.
 L.. L. H..
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07
LEICHFiELD GUARDING ailta
 DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUSG LADIES.

FUR 1UU NG LADIES. HN Iss E TAYLOR. after ten years exper- lf-A. ence in teaching at the South, will open a BoAspIxG AND DAY SCHOOL, Wednesday May l. Tie Scholastic Year will be divided into Two Sessions of twenty weeks each.
 Mss E. TAYLOR, Principal.
 Miss E, IiLpES of Baltimore Assistant
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07

Glass will be formed for Boys in the Classical Department. Also, Glass ln the Elementary and Preparatory
 Lectures will be delivered before the School by Scientific and Literary Men. Competent Teachers iii addition will be secured IS the School requires
 No pains will be spared to make the general Cultivation and Course of Instl uction what a School of tic First Class ought to be.
 REFERENCES. Hon. J. G. Beckwith, Trustee Ct Normal School
 Litciltieid.
 Os, Seymour, Judge Superior Court, Litch- C Seth P Beers, Litchf Id. ' D N, Camp, superintendent of Common
 Schools, New Britain. Conn. '' J. Phibrick, Superin tendent of do., Bos-
 ton, Mss. Rev George 5 Sake, Educational Agent for the Goited States. New York. Rev Vim. Bu:lngame, Educational Ageut for
 t.1e South. Baltimore. Md. ss Litcll!iclI, March f, 1861. may AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07
E'D sEse sE@ScEcA.

E'o ssse .sMsckcd. MM cNEIL'S Indian Cough Bals.m-25 cents WEI Bottle An excellent remedy for Coughs. Colds. &c.-wlich are So prevalent at the ples ent time. Call for it at the
 3w 4j NORTH STREET STORE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07


 Ague, (Fema,e 1rregn- $ CT o fula, or Asthma. larities, Kings Evil, Bilious Com iFevers of all Stone and Gray.
 plants, kinds, cl, Blotches on the Gout Secondary
 Skin, Headache, Symptoms, Bowel Com Indigestion, Tic Douloureux, plants, Inflammation, Tumors, Colics, Janndice, Ulcers, Constipation ofL vor Com Vonereal Affso- the Bowels, plaints, tioRs, Consumption, Lumbago, Worms of ail Debility, Piles. kinds, Dropsy umatism, Weakness from Dysentery, Retention of whatever Erysipelas, Urine, cause, &c. ,&e! Fits Sore Throats
 Ctt'ioa i-None are genuine unless the words "Hollo,cay, Ne'o York aud London" are discernba as acIter-nark in every leaf of the book of direc tions around each pot or box the same may be plainly by holdng he legf to the light A hand- some reward will he given to any one rendering such information as may lead to the detection of any party or parties counterfeting these medi- cincs or vending the same, knowing them to Le spurious.
 cocSold at the Manufactory of Professor HoL- LowAY 80 Maiden lane, New York, and by all re- spectahle druggists and dealers in medicine. throughout the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents 62 cents and Sl each.
 eB There is considerable saving by taking the largers sizes
 N. B.-Drccions for the guidance of patients in every disorder are affixed to each box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07

NEW GIFT ESTABLISHMENT. "a kaEA AGENTS WANTED.-For sarticu. -A- OSH lars send for circular
 E1VERIUS MARSH, 4l Pro. Litchheid Book Store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07
A Card to tho SuTsriue

A 2in iS3 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07

Hyoways Pills Me best remedy kropR in the gorld
 Jar t!e follo,ring diseQscs:
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-03-07

" Ou may find at the North Street DRUG E SlUnE- Meats foot Oil, Kerosene do. Turpentine, Japan, Tarnish. Window Glass, Dye Stuffs,
 Bird Seed,
 London Porter,
 Scotch Ale,
 Washing Soda,
 Potash,
 Sponge, &c 3"a6 Sc. Sc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

THE Mt Ster.ing Ky Wig Of LAST week
give an sceouut 81 speeches made IN that
place on Monday Of las; seek--ConniY
Court lsy The Wing sass
Gen D.ck Williams. late u Tcx4s. pro
pssed 90 eve BIS fellow county men a tue
snd isir narrative of the e1ecfs IT secession
- wtn~--el ~ him N = travel - s,rne 40
rnile- over land. he tolf - .srse - the
mosf hsffv~ing sceues ~ ss.t.-ts and
soaaoa-i Ike airoc ties comm. 81 ~ the iend
Scros>ionisr witnessed bx himself and
ftmils hos mea ~ere hung In Texs.--
So irhhor- ufhis Cor - other crime than That
the yer. .efai a. The governments 81 "a ..r
faihcrs A. srtrrrd - . fscs fksf A. bsilered
fro- tis oura kposrfedcs f,sf flf nsraber az,
srss osald asf Aqr- s-<a Tres fksa flonsssd
= "a >ssi.s q TsEss 4rtassas ed Tean,s
srff
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must sincerely sho~ disposition to cease
enmity teiore even the prelip'n4ries can be
arranged Il such = disposition 10 be found
upon other side Of the conflict nov ragingr
We own ~e cannot see IL " there Is any
The differ enccs between the sections have
resolved themselves into a mere question OF
Erce and forttude. and neither side pro-
poses any other mode OF settlement than that
10 be found IN the strength and superiority
of belligerent purpose.
The war Of the Confederate States u,on
the Union il unconditional. To be sure they
once offered not 20 resort 10 the sword. II the
Government would quietly submit 10 the loss
Of large part OF IL empire. and many were
willing 90 acccde 20 the unjust demand rather
than involve the country in civil broils-
trusting 10 time to TO cement the. union-but
now the dissatisfied spirits insist upon greater
sacrifices 70 their inordinate lust. Who can
ell where the ambition and greed OF the
Disunionists will stop. or what will pacify
.heml Recognize the Southern Con:edcra-
c.. some say But what Is the Southern
CJnfedera " Where = lie beginning. and
where does il endf The Disunionists cltim
/ Kentucky. and NJ ssour. and Maryland
4 Shall We give them thcsey IL 80. what else
all they not a-kf or course Il - just a.
reasonable 70 demand Illinois and Indiana a.
Missouri aud Kentucky.
There Is another matter upon which IL may
/ be well 70 bc-tow some thought. There -
10 assurance and can be none. that the re.
i cogniiiOn OF the Independence OF tho Con
federate States would bring peace. A de
claration Of that Kind BY the Federal Gov
/ eminent would not settle a solitary question
/ IN dispute. when the Southern States resorted
TO secession The grievances which they
allcge a. having precipitated them into revo
laiion would be ia no measure Affected os
an aeknOw iedgmsut OF the complete freedom
oil the parties IN rebellion. As separate
nation they would De continually ~ war with
the United State, upon The same grounds
that induced the struggle for separation. -
And this they would be the more inclined &
10 AFTER having once compelled SUBMISSION L
their armes Ii the action OF some Ot tn
Northern States upon the slavery question
vas the cause Of their leaving the Union
they can find expedients To upon then
when fairly out Tor the same rights viii o'
as much in jeopardy then as before.
At the lengths To which matters have gone
| il j., indeed, questions BILE. whether an honor
able aud permanent peace Is compatible Will
two istinct and nhsrmOnious nationalitie
in America. We had much rather trust q
the chances OF restoring the country to
united condition. even though the effort cost
untold harsiships and indefinite expenditures
than rely for peace upon submission to IN
enormous exactions OF the disunioEisis,-S
Louis Republican.
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HrrToSvILLk, WESTERN VIRGINIA.
October 2lr. 1861.

Editors EIsrsss-Pardon me fer troub
hing you with ew lines of not very much
importance We have bid farewell to our
mountain home. 70 chilling winds, and never
ceasing rains and have chosen a beautiful
ysrdant SPOT on the blnks Of the Tygart.
Here ne drill and amuse ourselves a. We
did IN former days. Good health reigns
throughout the camp. and the same Old look
sf gallal.ry and patriotism flashes forth from
svery eouatenaaee. The long looked for
dsy has come at last. the welcome and long
s,aght face OF the pawn sster has made its
sppcarance. We have Ill received our pay
AID the largest portion Of our clothing. We
are IN quite = comfortable position at present.
We al remained 90 long on the mountain we
really felt somewhat az a loss in leaving
point sLere We had seen 90 much service
Some were impressed with the idea that
there sss no such place az the one We now
occupy We can gare on chea, Mountain.
and see the dark dun clouds como in con
TACT with it, towering clifs. and jostle forth
their chilling contents upon them. While the
inhabitants are sE.scrng With cold, We sic
under blue sky sad ENJOY the warmth Of
dszzisng sun Il j. indeed a natural earios
ty 10 ~itnes. ! scene OF ths. kind. which oc-
sur- almost every day
Il seems mystery o. ne wh, historian.
have not employed their pens IN nsrrat'ug
ne romantic aud ie>olaie views which over
come spectators mind. While looking on
.uch picturesque scenery as meets the eve
-hsrever IL may gaze
The moon a. i rise. slowly above the LOT
~ mountains casting forth her silsery rays
9th all her -pleudor. appears to look down
on our oaes peaceful country. with face OF
sorso~ The night though clear a. il NAV
De. sbou' daybreak lhick fog arises from
the valley, ana esa.~s. 10 son. time. pro.
iound a-rknsss sses ne country. clearing
s~ss graduaiiy a. ~ san a.cend. IN lie
heavens Thi. iox nsisrsi.y sii.agpesr. slow
~. leaving fragment. o. he iosefas pine..
~hseh soon VANISH from the ,igkt - a.,.
b-ighs s@ys peep ever he mountain ranre
This have Watched many time. and have
nedissted oa natures works. ard have often
lhoaght 20 myself %. Co.. Aos $3.50 and
.oed sre a. NJ ~erk.
.. 4 Igsh Be-,
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oeti4wawprs fees4 90.

S,pERIFF'S sALE.-Bv virtue Of one Ssndiuonl
pkxp.nas Execution and one order Of sale issued
from the vigc Circuit Court. 10 me directed and de.
lverrd, one ia favor of Wtliism Mcheen ane
against wser !. Cooper and Clemenuns Cooper and
Que in favor Of John Minor and Alexander H. And~r
son and a sainst Walter - Cooper. William Durham
and Calium H. Baiiy. am ordered to sell the follow
ing described Real Estate, situated Ia Vigo county
Indiana, tc-~it. =.
Tue south half al Of lot number twenty four IA
and all Of lot number twenty three % IN Parson',
subdivision of part Of lots nber three i've 5
and six l6l In the north west quarter u section
twenty-srven III township twelve ll2l north o
rAage nine l9l west, adjoining the city u TeTr'
Hsuts, Nigo county. Indiana. and on
sATvRDAY. NOVEMBER 9th, 1881,
wlthsn the legal hours Of said day, At the Cour
House door, la Ierre HATE, will otter the rents
pronis Of the described Real Estate, togeihe
with all sh- privileges and appartenanees 70 the sa
belonging. foe term not exceeding seven years, u
the highest bidder Tor cash. aud upon failure 70 re
ahss a sam suficieni 10 satisfy sad execution ordr
Of sale and costs. viii then and there edsr the Ne
simple and said kssl Estate TO the highest bid
der for cash, 20 satisfy the same.
Tn 10th day Of U>;ooer. ISL.
SAMUEL CONNER, Sheriff.
Octi4~3xpr- tre&4, 90.
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TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

DJRstANr 20 instructions rom the Secretary
II Of the Treasury, book viii be opened on the
III usy Of October ISL, az the Office oi - pranch
kank a. fsr-e-Hsute. Indiana, for suhscri tons un-
der ny ~uperintsndsfee for Treasury Notes 20 ~
issued undo the sfJaly iIth, 1881 These notes
all be issued In sums OF hiiy dollars. one hundred
tdsFs. rve tundr~d dollars. one thousand dollar.
aus i've thousand dollars each. dated 18th August
lssl PAYABLE three years after date 10 tn order NJ
the subscriber directed. and bearing Interest
81 INC rate o. s-i' PEI cent. Per annum, payable
semi annusly such IN crest being at the rate of two
cests for each day on every hundred doiiars For
the sssveuience OF thu holder. each not. will hav.
conpon- attached expressing the several amounts Of
ssmi-annu u interest which coupons may be detached
snt presented for payment separately from be pot.
Subscriptions for zach Treasury Notes will h. r..
eesssd during tho Sheen days ftem The day Of omen
than Fly dollars nor foe any fraction ofihst sum can
b reosised. Subscriptions q my dollars or one
hundred dollars mast be paid In lawful cusn Of ths
tuisd States AZ the time "a Subscribing subscrip-
tons q more than me hundred dollars may be paid
enos; o. II prerrrrd ne-snih IT the time q sub.
scrblng rnd one third of the whole on every
twentieth cav thereafter until the whole l. paia
Ne payment u le-s thsn nfv dollars hs socsped
that being the smallest sam ier whrh Treasury
Sosss crn be issued
ceriacase, rili be grated IN duplicate a. suh,ers.
bers for the s,nonnts % paid the original % which
the subscriber ~i transmit BY r,sl % the Secretary
Of the Treasury. ~heu Treasury Notes, o. aforessd
viii be issued thereon % such subscriber his order
carrying Interest sspfss.-d IN such csrtncsis bat
~ fssrs pee oeif Psft ~ tpt amount sufsr RED
Il psid a the tine q Subscribing. grcssary Notes
9TH Ne issued erly for The psynerts made sabss-
qusntiy 20 the trss. aicb vii remain until the hss
smouut <ubscrjeed - such psfson shall be paid.
When Treasury Sotrs ~iI bs issued fnr such trrs
psyfnsuf siso On payment ~ ssrk deferred install
rnent the subscriber ~ili ray IN sddiiion therv,.
equsl - the iuerest accrued thsrson from he
18th kusns, u tbs date q payment. and final paw
tnsut lks inisrsst 81 TIE pad % -esrfip
t1n, ~hirl rsyuenis q interest vii - rsiuburssd
y me suhseribsr "a the rsynsut q The trss coupon
fes Treasury sos~s i-sned upeo sncb csrtiseatss
b. he Trettnsy wiil b. ssnt - The euhsrihsfs ~
sal, ~ ferb CHEZ mode may he iDdiestsc ~
them -tsn thes usnsnit thsir orfis al certfc.s.s
o dnpii<sts cert -st r,ss BE t~f.in~d ~ them
80 her e-n s~cnr FnEsro> HrSskr,
sept "a. ewsw rob-errusu AF~uf
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An "a raidst 81 he cia>a 81 ARA. sh-r~s.,
.aenenss ~aen perhsps az experience /.
sesrning Tor he return of the geod Oh fiia~.
- pcsee. Ese1boty lsels that - !. !.
1issstrous and terrible thing. ard that -,
country can iong ~.fh-tan-t - ravse~. uitL
oct lscalcalablr saferIk The desire 49,
s-~.cs =. therefore. presu 81 ~ e. - s.sln
saoles Of charity I'D csnmor Humanity. th.s
bv TIE cosrses sentiments vhich boz = cur
s.n csoiort ard prosperity IN tie ~ari.i -
We are rot 81 thoss whe T~sart ii ife4sln.-
bic asd wicxsd = ioly Co. tertbirss -
.as terrors I'D csians'ties ~hieh 49, 8stk
sh.do~s over or anhspyv land be- lou J.
s<ace 70 De had wh-a teo pariie. srs
co.tenasns IL j. not enough that os.e - them
.tessd sis1 cesszuou q hostilifie. Roth
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-30

CesfLfsGSTAEr Sccretay Cameron.
during b. lato vist O. the Wet. GA lsu,iiur
Il lgt1n. kae snne touf o. fYe solder.
standing OF 10 platform ofthe rsiiroad depot.
siepiang - them. be sd 70 ous OF them
"D D yea tcioae &. Y andeveef rerir snss''
fe-. sf
Are ihrJ AZ =. goo. 'eakias -, 81
ielloEs a. yea are TIE eec41lsfy Led
TIE solder tlua sdire-~sl answered IN a
ferr iry al bumorous Esy; We are iae
~orss iook'ts Of lie wh8is lot. ut rne..
snvhe~ Ties iook abou, a. sell a. 100 4 . =
--Nsx Yerk Ersrss
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SHERlFF's SALE.--By virtue oil
bsix executions issued from he yiso COsnmos
Plea Court % M directed ni,d delivered, Ia
favor - wri. q Gsfdon, kist, Bc~fv~n end Morot
e. wsrfsn. Une Ia favor q CAarle- Tfurlsn and Ma
fhanisl Hubbard, 81 fsssq q Wn- }. Thorn AID
Lir1ie Th,fn. ga favor u Nora1-intia lghn-sa,
John Rvs0n A Scrttius jah'ren. rae IN favcr 81
Rar thoieulss Brown farshail A. BiAke ard IA
fsvor a Robert r tflderposi George n. sanford. "
O. Giles Lssfs W. spith. srt nii sgain.f Jeanette
Ckild. have levied tbe fo,lo~ing described
Rel Esssis. situated IN Niso county. iudisns TO-
sit
Tb> roriA thr-e-oasri-gs o. a 10 los nuuiheF
three hurfrci snd seven f9o7) n the to-u - r~rrs
n.ais. - fne~u ~ thr fsocrdst plat q ssii tr~n.
sAICKDAG. SoykNEEkii, iSsi.
Ni.lla 30 iersi hoers - I'D =. a ths Ccofs
House dror. - lerr. Hsnis wi oesr TIE tsris sid
gfu1ts q 10 shove dsscrist Esa fsfate. ioFsthef
~te ~ TIE Privii~Ess ssd sFTursusucss q ne sane
teoognx. ~ t~rsa 80; sEcseuias ssyep years. e
~ s-t bied~F o. e..a. spd uyoa f-urs - -.
sIiss f4D fa@li.ut a. satisfy s.ia ssscutiots and
cosfs. Mi tssn 81 tlxre e7.r TIE isesars. u
and Z 80 lsssl Ess.st, a ~ hsh~-s = Hi.r Dc
esst - SATISFY he ssrae.
IT, issh das y October. lsal- 49,.
SAerft CONNIE. stsflf
ee1--3~ prs s. es.ss
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>,HERIFF-S SAIE BY vir,ure u an oresr VI sale
Dissaed f0m the Nigo Circuit Court 10 me dh ecied
aIsd .elvered. IN favor Of Thomas H. Nelson aud
against jane " Brown aud James A. Caldwell ss
priucipsl and MANln N. lhckcox Iepl-vin bail, am
ordered e. lell IN. following described heal Estate
situated ia Nigo county. Indiana. to-~fr
The soate half - q tse south east quarter I -
81 section Is. township n. range D. slso the south
half - Of the -'ath west quarter a. Of section %
tswnship ~. range ,, ana on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. lssi.
within the legal hours Of said day. AT the Court
Hous~ door Ia ferre naue. ~li Offer the rents ard
proat. 81 the shove described Heal ESTATE together
9TH al the privileges and sppurtcnonccs 60 ths same
belonging. for term lot exceeing seven years. "a
the shssi bdisr Tor cash. and upon failure 20 real
ize SON sufficient q satisfy said order u sale and
costs ~ ths sd fh-rs oi1~r the Zee simple. n.
and 20 said Real E-tate. - "a. highest bidder for
cash. % satisfy the same.
Thl~ 10Th day II October. iSsi.
SAMUEL COSSER. sheriff.
Octi.x3~pfs feee3.sS
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Il !. highly gratifying TO as to find that
Col. Cruit and his entire regiment are fast
making friends in this community Of those
who. only few weeks since. we're almost
mortal enemis- Col. and las command
have conducted themselves in a most exem-
plary manner during their sojourn amongs;
"a They are spoken OF by those entertain
ing opposing opinions IS high toned gentle
men. B. this course OF conduct they will
soon achieve greater victory over the enc
my than by the ase Of the sword AMI bayonei.
Scarcely month since ne heard some ct
our most rampant Secession neighbois
denouncing persons OF Northern birth and
education - unworthy Of confidence aud not
deser, ing the civil treatment due gentlemen.
But since tie formation Of Camp Dixon the
tone q these same gentlemen his modified
marvelously. Their opinion Of their brethren
OF the North seems 90 have undergone a
great change II the people Of the two sec.
tons now arrayci one against the other had
known each other better. the present state 0 {
things would never have existed. al least the
rebellion would never have attained such
magnitude. DAILY lHsadsrsoR, Haa
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SHERIFF 5 SALE. by virtue o

SHERlff - GALE 10y Nirtu0 OF
Dan order Of sale issued from the yigo Circuit
Court TO directed and delivered favor Of ALVIN
Is. Tborp and against John Asborn, Thomas Burk
hart, Mary A. hurshart and william b. Tu-n, AN
ordered 70 sell tie following described Real Estate,
situated la vigo county, indiaua. TO VT
Beginning at the nor b east cornor Of lot number
twenty TWO (x) the subdivision Of iorty yea and
thrty-two hundreth acres "a 1l0o) oftbe easl
Of the half ~ the west half ~ q sec
Iion twenty lx2l townshIp twelve tlz) forth OF
rang. nine a. west, heretefore made by Chaunesy
Aose and the plat thereof recorded In the Recorders
ONCE IN said county OF vigo running thence west one
hundred l0V) Ieet thence south 10 an alley, thence
east sloug said alley hundred 400 feet, thence
north the place Of beginning, and On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th, 1851,
within the legal hours Of said day, al the Court
Il. ~ door, IN rerre Hsute will offer the and
pro4ts OF the above described real estate together
all the privileges and Appurtenaces . the same
belonging. FOR term lot exceeding seven years, TO
the highest bidder cash. and upon failure 10 real
re sum sufficient 10 satisfy SAID order Of sale and
cosis al then and there osfer the ieesimple, IN
aud 70 said Real ESTATE. 10 the highest bidder Tor
cash, 10 satisfy the ssrnc.
This 10th day Of October. lsel.
SAMUEL CONNER, Sheriff.
Octl4~3wyrs fees4,50.
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DEF BEEF.-Our friend Joe
ID RupP. hss eps.ss q z<sl sbop IN tss hs.a.
scas So ouiitins u NJ n Barr. - ssh sfrset
@hsrs - = pf-srpa 81 al tsurs - sasyly al g.
rasses Sc he. frssh, fst ess rnrs issss. zeal 81
eats Oct. ~. Gf
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue {

SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue o.
AJons vendit!oIi Exponss Execution issued FROM
the yigo Common Pleas Court, De direci ed aud de-
ivered In favor Of John &. Rosa and against wiIli'
rlsrson principal aud DAVID Woods repievu bail,
an ordered % sell the following described Real
Estate, situated In vigo county, Indiana, to- Wit
The west half ~ Of toe north east quarter w o.
section twenty tls) township ten lv) rang. vixh'
(sl wsst, containing eighty tscf acres, aud on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9th. 1861.
Within the legal hours Of said day at the Court House
door, In Terre hsuts will osr The rents and proofs
Of the shove descbed Real Ests ., together with all
the privileges and sppurtenances 70 the same belong
ing. for term not eNce.ding seven years. 10 the
highest bidder for cash. AMI upon hilurc 70 realize
sufficient 10 satisfy said execution aud cs-ts,
will then and there efer the fsc-simpls. Ia and u
said Real Estate 10 the highest bidder for cash, "a
satisfy the SAME.
This llth day q October. 1851
SAMUEL CONNER, Sheriff.
Octlfw1wprs fec4l 90.