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The New York herald., 1861-11-28
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

DARTNER WANTED-WITH A FEW DOLLARS. tt
takr malt interest in mill Tor grinding corn II
the ea aa other grain entirely novel and ahead of any
thing Ia the word Address Farm MIL box IA Herald oi
fee, Tor three DAYS.
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9 4 j. BOGART AUCTIONEERS.-FRIDAY,N NOvEM.
y. Der - at II o'clock at 6 Water street. Constable
Of ONCE Furniture, &C. consisting Of Iron Safe, Desks
Chairs Tables &C. Also oil fhe right title and interest Of
they had on the Oh day Of November 1901 At any time
Cheese barrels Dried Apples ~ Honey 81 barrels
Flour. 10 barrels Beans, barrels Apples:
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@ j. BOGART AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL. ON
-. Friday Nov 29 at 10 O'Clock the corner
q Seventh avenue and street by virtue OF
Liquor Store, Horse, Wagon and Harness Lease of the
pi emiscs &c. CHARLES r. WATTS,
Attorney MOrtgasee.
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ok0 O0A MERCHANDISE wANTED-A STOCK
sDCU .OUU. OF Merchandise (say Dry Goods Boots and
shoes Hardware, Groceries, &C., &c) I'm amounts from
$4,000 S500W for which onequarer cash in hand will
be paid, and the balance good property large flourish
ing lake city at cash value free from all ncumbranccs with
titles the County Recorder OF
who may desire cash and good solid paying
perty VIII please address, In fun confidence H. NJ st. Ncho
las Hoie
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u,uE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD rs THE
| youpg and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris,
who can he consulted with the strieest condolences en- all
nars ~ fife. restores drunken and uniBithful husbands;
has secret to make you beloved hy hearts IDEAL and
brings together those long separated Ladies 25cents Resi-
darrr on Third avenue above Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1861-11-28

BARGAINS IN VELVET BoNNETS NEW STYLES
- Black Velvet Bonncts chlen's Hats, Velvet Bonnrts
Of every color very stylish; Evening Reception Bou
nets L. BINSS' Millinery largest ana ,,lenteet ia the
world, 55l Broadway, up Stairs.
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'CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
~ poo!Thc Mon real Steamship Company's first class
tul powered. Clyde built steamer NORWEGIAN, Captain
McMastcs carrying the Canadian and United mails
VIII SAL from Portland next saturday November go Rates
OF passage from New York-First class according
odatbn $40 and $35 found with good
Gsrieass issued for biasns o from all
rates. For passage apply At . Broadway, New York
SABEI1 a SEARIE.
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ENOR LtvERPOOL-PACkET SHIP EXCELSIOR, NOW
lying IN the stream, VIII sail Friday, the Goth nsr
The JEREMIAH THOMPSON, at pier No. 40 East river
sails December For passage drafts Bank of Ircan
apply al the Office OF THOMPSONS Black Star Line, ~
Pearl street.
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TEMITLANCE TO IRELAND AC-TAPSCOTT co.
Ii continue TO draw drafts they have done the
twenty-five years Those wishing 70 remit money to hriI
friends be supplied with drafts Amount payable
demand in any part of Great Britain Ireland By ap
pyng at their Old established place OF business 86 South
sotreet, New York.
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A UcrI0N N0TlCE.-M. BLAIR CHAPMAN co.
"A Auctioneers-Parior Suits. Carpets, Chandeliers,
fianoore Mirrors &C. at public auctonrhis day ~ io
West Sixteenth street. between Fifth and sixth avenues
at the house. Solid rosewood Suits covered Win
French brocatel seven octave rosewood Panoforte
broidered Lace Curtains Eegeres Centre Tables corner
Carpets China Vases OAK extension Table Sdeboard Turk
ish Lounges Chairs match French china Tea Sets solid
rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus Beds!eads
Rockers Chairs Stair Carpets Ingram Carpets Clocks Ac
Also large assortment OF Basement and Kitchen Furniture
Sale will commence at l0h O'Clock precisely.
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MADAME RAY, $50 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TWEEN.
M tyseyenth street. surprises AL who visit her The sick,
very thoughts lucky numbers losses ladies' cents
tlenleu
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ITO LET-THE ELIGIBLE BUSINESS OR SOCIETY
Rooms with spacious entrance, southwest corner Of
Broadway and Twelfth street, private entrance Twelfth
street. also small Front Room Apply JOHN s. KELSO
81 William street.
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RI GALLERY PHOTOGRAPHS.
n No. All Broadway, two doors below Canal street.
OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY
Portraits in Oll--formerly $50, reduced TO $50.
Portraits in India Ink-formerly 80 reduced to $50.
Cabinet PhooeIaphs-formerly $40, reduced to IS.
Parlor Phoogaphs-Sl.s Ambroiypes, 10 cents.
Cartes dc Vist-beauti1ully finished, 50 per dozen.
Old Daguerreotypes copied, enlarged and painted
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INOR SALE-AN APPLE MILL OF MOST APPROVED
pattern. with complete shang; also Cider Press
Crib, capable OF holding fifty bushels of pomace with 500
tons together with ysts Cserns Tubs Ap.
ply TO s. CAMPBELL "a West Tweny-lfh street. at
| LA Broadway, No T. - = n
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~ Trick of the Enemy.-

\ friend in this city has shown US a letter
from Park Dewey. "A private in the First Min
nesota regiment. recently n Probate Judge in
that State. and son Of Judge Dewey, former
ly Supreme Judge of this State. in which is
related one OF the most abominable instances
OF bad faith that can be found in the whole
history of ~treachery. While the lst Mime.
sofa regiment. Col. German. formerly of this
State, commanding, was drawn up in line TO
attack the enemy at Manassas, a large body
of troops moved up in front within fifty yards
of them The Minnesotians were ready for
the enemy, If il was an enemy, and the whole
regiment took good aim at the opposing line.
The writer saws he had covered the com
handing officer with a dead aim. when the
word came down the line Don't fire for
Gods sake, we are friends" The Minneso-
tians recovered their arms, and in an instant
the Internal dogs on the other sid poured ia a
desdiyfre. which killed a large portion of all
that were killed in that regiment in the bat
tie. They induced the Federal troops, by A
lie, TO spare them, when they could have
been annihilated. and repaid the forbearance
BY a murderous FIRE. But the gallant Min
nesotlans were not 10 be defeated by any such
Internal trick. They replied to the fire
promptly and fatally, and drove the scoun-
drels back 10 their Observation-Disclosures
Doiis Journal
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oners. taken at Rich Mountain. came 10 our
place, having been released CA parole, and
Lieut. Dawson OF the Confederate army. was
permitted 10 enter our lines with a long train
oil Old Virginia wagons. meeting the prison.
ere here. to carry lhem home. They we're
objects of great curiosity 10 our Hoosier boys.
With whom they bear 40 comparison. in point
OF physical development and muscular power,
and. venture TO sAy. IN ability 70 6gAf. The
tAcis e~o1roboraie this view precisely.
The most imporsaps parsonage ia their
ranks. was the Rev. j. NJ. p. Atkinson. ID.
ID. President ct HamlSien Sidney College
vho placed himself AT the head Of some sew
ents OF his students. a. captain. 10 clint. not
the hill OF science. Ia, Rich Mountain. To- get
himself and them. tremendously whipped and
taken prisoners. tie appeared accomplished
and geu,lsmanly. but ia conversation could
pat forth but a pitiful effort "a defend him
self and people in then present suicidal
course.
While the preliminaries Tor their departure
were being arranged, a courier. one of the
Cincinnati Dragons now With N. came fly
Ing up the mountain from the east. STATING
that some eight miles distant. while he and
sly OF hs fellows we're crossing Grcenbriar
Run. some fifteen rebels fired al them from
among the rocks in a thick forest, killing one
and w%oundins three. A sensation va. pro
cneed throughout our ranks. accompanied by
an almost involuntary elinching afarins. and
| trembled for the prisoners. But Lieut.
Dawson. who seems TO be 4 high toned gen
tleman. disclaimed any knowledge Of. or par.
tlcipation in any such dtstardly act. while he
himself was hearing - vs. a dag of truce
he thinks they must be mounlaineers, inhab-
ltants OF that region. The killed and wound
were brought in late this evening. W. @.
Gault, Of Lockland Ohio. was the dead, and
Seely Minsch of Cincinnati was the MORTAL,
wounded, he dying about 3iso'clock this
morning The other two | think will re
cover.
There Is much Indignation manifested on
the part of our troops. at the release of these
prisoners. it heing generally believed that we
will soon have them 20 shoot or capture
again.
The "Fourteenth Indiana" nov occupies
the post ofhonor. being the advance guard"
ofthe Army of Occupation. Western Nir.
GINA" We are now undoubtedly occupying
a pesilous position. but We lrus; IN God. and
General Mcclellan. and keep our powder
dry The enemy's forces. what there are
left Of them. are encamped some thirty miles
distant. and our co workers eight.
Yours truly. T. L. ".
Fourteenth Indiana Regiment.
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CaEAr MorsrAIs. Va. Jul.

tHEAr NovsrAfS, Va, July u.
EpIroRs EKrrxss In accordance Nth
your solicitation and NV promise. ] now.
though a, 80 late = date. land for this delay.
nv only apology Is. our forced march and
press Of business pen yoa . fe~ things
concerning the ssllan. Fourteenth" and
ssSecessis."
From other and ADLER pen-. ard that ever
ready and many tongued informant. the cleo.
trio telegraph. you doubtless have heard
much: hut had You been with us Ia our pere-
grinations. YOU probably would have ex-
claimed With the Queen Of Sheba on another
occasion. The half hath not been told me. "
Oar transit from the Hoosier CAPITAL far
ont into the Old Dominion. vas one contin.
aed ovation. some feet footed agent. prob
ably the lightning. seems 10 have spprised
the jewellers along our path Of our approach
IA advance: and Ne we're everywhere greeted
9Th ,hunderous applause and daunting ban
germany Of them ANAL and IN the hands
Of ladies'. and minus The red" and blue"
but nevertheless snsfcien, 20 convey to us
their kind regards. and express their love for
the glorious Old Union. At Nuncic. Ind.
we found an assembly II several thousand.
sna ere ~e we're aware Of IL. ne we're right
IN their naked batteries" charged With
excellent bread. cakes. pies. chickens. water
bouquets. etc. ets.. TIE whole OF which. a.
Don a. We had halted" were poured forth
soon a.. IN the cars and outside. and strange
in tie mouth er ~hsrs-exceps. perhaps. a
~ Young officers. Who wee strangely If
f<ct~d about The h<sr; aud ! think have bad
s>rious thoughts Of tsonetime, ~stnrniRg-
A few remarks sddrs--~i 70 the people. in
shirt With the sssauit, ~ oar gallant Colo
nsl. a.d a~sy az yld~d beneath the weight
al their favor. and and the thunder Of their
cheers and b~i--.inxs- Long my the patri-
otc hearts Of Muncie ENJOY The blesinSs Of
s.o-s civil and religious insutasioas ~h'ch
tssy 90 heartily eae~r u 90 to defend
Soon ~ Suffered the Buckeye >sste. bat
a we did 40 The <ahle curtain -. drawn
about us. and - n.Aedon slros aelo.s tki.
beautiful and night s~asirs. Al uncua-ciou.
Of her wealth ana glory-~ven her gorgeous
C.pitai vs- pa~~ed sir.a~s ssnosic~f. Sest
aav. the sixth. near noon. ve ans IN Bel
sirp, where IL ~s generally snd>s~toef --
could 70 INTO camp = ie. day.. hos ga ar.
irving ws ~sre ordered IN cro~ over 90 ~
Dc "saersd col. = which ve did - Assul, Is
- ssreunstAsc>s would p>~rDit Ah~r
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LIEUTENANT COLONEL Bay ASr-We 70
greet. and our readers all over the State will
regret with rs. 70 hear that Lieutenant Col.
onel Bryant. of the Tenth Regiment. was so
severely injured at Rich Mountain that his
life il in danger. aud his intellect. for the
time. Is seriously impaired. His first and
greatest injury was produced BY the expo
sion Of a bomb Immediately over his head.
and not more than two feet from IL. during
the battle, the conclusion of which paraiyze
him, and in falling he pitched down the hill
and struck 4 rock. INJECTING another but les
serious injury. He his been almost entirely
psrslyred ever since. Tie and Capt. Miller.
by the care Of Mr.. Underwood. are now to
gefhcr IN = good room and well attended.
Major " c. Wilson. in consequence Of
the accidental detention Of Col. Manson AZ
ffqua. i commander Of the regiment. The
Colonel all probably arrive 70 day. Major
Wilson WAS wounded AZ the battle. but he
has kept 20 his duty All the time. A. II nothing
wss he matter With bim-fad coils
Journal
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What tho Louisville Journal Says of
the Defeat.

We felt some apprehension. from yester-
days dispatches. that the United States troops
did not exhibit the bravery that had been ex-
pected of them, but this apprehension seems
to have been unjust. They fought like lions
for four hours, and at last gave way only on
account of the occurrence of one of those
sudden and disastrous panics to which the
bravest troops Of all nations have in all ages
been subject.
The defeat Of the United States army has
ofcourse caused deep regret in all parts OF
the United States, but not a moments de
spending, nor the slightes; relaxation of deep
and stern determination. On the contrary, il
has created = stronger an more inexorable
spirit Of resolve than that which has hitherto
existed. The United States can furnish a
greater army than that OF Xerxes-a greater
arny OF Drawer men and under n far more
skill:ul leader. The ration might sustain a
score of such defeat as that at Manassas. and
each successive defeat would but develope in
a higher degree the nations mighty energies.
Alas that these lofty and sxhaustless energies
should be taxed by a domestic foe
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DIR }. u. MILAN. Sos propslc,o,.
Cerilfr IhIrd ana Pine S.. { 1n.. n.


Oh LnEK ccNrAfN1. BnLoCS>f.s mApacx. A.
There never hs- been n CATHARTrc m.ssrt,.
ofierSi 10 the public. that hss eiv~n sach e.,,-- -
i@iscton a. EcLesn's rDirsrasl fills.
Be;nS entirely v~gctai4e fley er, r.~f.~t.
cent ARD can ee taken IS IL rao-t ..sssr iuf,,,- a..
prompt and powerful a. rsnra,iao an prI-n.
tst-' acc OF Impure. ieic msit-r from TIE ..cma-i.
Ia lac. thss are Le caiy pulls lbai sbsule =. a.. !,
naiari3as Districts.
hey produce 10 gripping. sickr.-..s ns.u A.. A..
stomach "T bowels, though very sctv- an se---srs
IL Nief Operation, promoting healthy e-c-cti.s.' u.
tn hsor rnd Kidneys. Who WI srGe- e.. -
n's-. headache aud foul stomach. uLen - CO..
femedy can lie oota-necs,4Ksep thein coo,t-rtIv o.
S b"no' 49, oose iaSet o. season. may prcvon,
louie, Gays and months ~ s.cks.s-s. A. T. IL ,
n hcLean'r Universal Pile. Take no OIL R.f.
,e.'ee' 'ney are i~asteless. Psicc oa.y - csnt1 a.,
box and oan be- sent by mail 70 an, rs,. n ~. =
y. D. NOLAN. Ssr bror~.,o-
1uriisf 81 Third 81 ff.- -
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Carr. MuLER-We learn from Thomas
Underwood ESQ, Of Lafayette. who has Just
returned from Beverly. vhither, with that
irreprc~rible generosity that has characterized
he whole life. be went to take care Of Cant
Miller. desperately wounded AZ the battle Of
Rich Monntain. that the Captain Is irnprovine
and Il j. hoped he viii recover. though he :
bv no means out Of dsnger-Ind. jour.
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br. j.. "a. ucLean.s ,oieani. c,,
Lirsnncnt.
Inn bnsr ESrrESAL N 1nr woRlr. ron n.
OR BEAsr.

~ Dh7i HAibhNAL n InI WoRLb. ron n.
OR BEAsr.
lbcus-nc- 81 human helngs hsx. h.-e 49,. . AS.
Of aecrepuiude AMI misery. ~ tie rse 81 his ~.
nso'e Liniinent II viii relieve PAIN -inost ..nn
.eieousiy sni u will cleanse, purity srd f@rI ~.
foulest SoRE In an Incredibly short tiir-- vrrF a -
'oDNANiC will relieve. - mosI ~
setetAie cases 81 rheumatism. cou,, o. ..ursida-
fer Paralysis, Contracted Au~cle-. Stiffness - ~.
ne-s ~ the Joint-. Muscles or Lennon. h, v,i, -
. iM- No applications viii cure Sore Ih,os,
hetanohe q karsche. For Burns or SealIs - -
IAN ~ = an infailiele remedy. Try IL, and You viii
hand. "'1F
fLANlfSS. ARAEk CT amp oue hasin. ......
% no's~- VII save money BY using McI~an's N1.
S~n' y, i@miaeni i a speedy and iufsllaI.
sweeney. Sor.~- Wounds. Scratches. CT any ext.Tr. II
diseases. Try u, and you viii be convince.
DR. III. Mclean. Sole Proprssso.
~ Saint i5a-s No.
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coRoNER's

State Of Indiana, Iigo County, IS:
\ lnquiaitiou taken ~ the Court House ia The
~ city Of Terre-IIaute, IN the county Of Vigo, on
the sd day Of July, 1861, before y. ". Benson. Cor
oner u said county, upon view Of the body Of Ma
thaniel Cess, then and there lying dead, upon the
osths OF 5 +. Gibbs, J. Lee, GottHeb Reiss, Lemne!
surrell. VI. W. o'Conncll and MAI Davis, six Jurors
Of the township Aforesaid, who being daily sworn, dill
lgently to inquire how and in what manner. and by
whom the said Nathaniel Cess came 90 his death, up
on their oaths, do say that Nathaniel Cess came 70
his death by a wound inflicted by u knife ia The hands
Of one James Routes on the night Of Jelly Goth. lsel.
;. +. GIBBS. J. LEE,
6o1riIrB RrIss, LKarEL SUzAEu,
VI. W. O'CoxxELL MARX DAVIS
Signed aud sealed by the Jurors. and received H.
me. \. W. BENSON, Coroner.
July %. dlw-w3~
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TkbMPS: \ NOVEL BY GEO.
u W. CURTIS, glendids nir,uaisd BY Hoppla
MACAuLAYS HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vol gh.
THE WITS AND BEAUX OF SOCIETY
by the rnrhor q Queens q Society"
aplosws Al W. n BUcnScBAMA
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of Grover K Fsirchilj.
II hs bern dissolved ~ nBaiasl consent. All
sfuisupfnfs masf - made vita tosenh Grprsr An
tke "a tus u 49, err :. - " rsif u him. "a al
i~fretrtnes- - ~ fru = - be paid ~ bfra.
toYFH GROVER
A X TsfRcHuD
-ar~r aef-4f
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LEGAL.


SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
- an execution Issued from The tigo Common
fltss csafi, 10 rae direfsd aud delivered. h favor 81
william Dunn. aud against }. r. Ogden and William
81 King l have levied On tLe following described
real estate. situated in Wig county. Indiana, to-riL
The southeast quarter ~ Of the southeast quar-
ter "a OF section nhsen u.s.. township thirteen l3i,
FAngc eight 80 west. aud o.
SATURDAY, AUGUST "a. is6l.
within the legal hours Of said DAY. al the Court fioa-e
door, IL feEFe HAatc, I viii oasE the rents and pronts
q The above described Real Estate. together With sll
the privileges add aprurfenaucss 10 the same belong
tns, Tor q term not sxceeding seven years, 20 the
highest bidder Tor cash. and upon failure 70 realize a
l wiil then and ulere oleT The f~s--imple, ia and 10
said Real Estate, 70 the highest bicter fr cash. 20
satisfy the sane
This 3Isi day Il Jals, ls6I.
b~3lw3vps1-ss SAMUEL CONNER. sheriff
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BANK OF INK STATE or r~ratxA
frsneh 20 Tsfre-nsass. jail n. Ia
pGyIpFSD offiv~ r~r osut hss b~en s~rlsr~d
n 60 - CspiA ste& afhis hsnh. pss.hl. "a
~ sts<kb<l4frs % aeaE1
rl1<1-~ rEEsro< HresFy Y. ca.Asr
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- E-klsI---bf Nttlur VI
two orders q sale issued from the ylgo Com
mon Pleas Court. a. me directed and delivered, one
Ia favor " Frederick NaTkic, ant one IN favor 81
stephen 5 Pierce. and both against LVius G. Scott
and Martha Scott. a. principal. and kiackiord b
honati, repletin bail. | am ordered % sell the follow
ing described real estate. situated Ia iieo county, In
diana, to-wlc The northeast quarter Cd Of the
northwest quarter o. 81 fecaoa fhifty-tao fs1t
township thirteen u.s., north 81 ranfe eighi ISL; ev-
oept ave (b) acres Ia The southeast rcrrsr ii -aia
tract Il land, and On
SATURDAY, AUGUST "A. ls6l,
Within the legal hours - said day, st The Court
House door. in Terre-Hagie. 1 viii ofes the rsrts
and profits 81 The above described real estate. To-
gethsr with all The privileges aud appuTtenasces 20
the same belonging, for term not exceeding seven
years, - the highest bidder lor cash, aud upon fnil-
ure 10 realize n sum sufficient 10 satisfy said orders -
sale and costs 1 viii thea and there ofsr tie fee
simple N aud Ia said real estate, 70 The highest bii-
der ier cash, 20 satisfy the same.
This 3lst DAY Il July. 1851.
juy3l~3pfSs SAMUEL GUNNER, shin
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CHERIFF'S SALE-Byvir,ue ofa,

SHERIFF'S SALE-Byviriue OF an
~ order Of Sale issued from the Wig Common Pleas
Court. TO me directed and delivered, In favor ~ Cath.
sTine Lockridge, aud against Albert Truebl0od, a.
principal, and George w. Sparks, repleyin bail, | an
orderef 10 sell the following described real estate,
situated in Nigo county, Indiana, to-wit Beginning
nine ID chains west OF the southeast corner 4 the
northeast quarter III Of section thirty -one 81,
township twelve ~, north Of range eight Isl west;
thence north twenty three 49, chains aud seventy
i've rs hnks; thence west thirteen ID chains ami
thirty-two 81 links; thence south twenty -threel23i
chains and twenty-five links, thence east thirteen
chains and thirty-two ~ links. 20 the place Of be-
ginning. containing thirty-one l3ll and ~sixty-two
and one half enc hundre,hs, I62S acres, more or
less; also commencing one hundred and twsatv- sev
en- and two-thirds i1z7sl rods. south Of the north
west corner Of the northeast quarter Of section
thirty -one 81, township twelve 70, range EIGHT
Isl west, thence east seventy-oue Il rods, thence
TO the place Of beginning. containing fourteen ll4l
acres more or less. snG on
SATURDAY, AUGUST ~, 1861.
Within the legal hours Of said day, "a the Court
House door, in Terrc Haute, ] will offer the rents and
profits Of the above described Real Estate. together
with all the privileges and appurtenances 10 the game
bes1nging, for a term not exceeding seven years, 10
the highest bidder for cash, snd upon failure TO real
lie a sum sufficient 10 satisfy said order Of sale and
costs. 1 will then and there offer the fee-simple, In
and 10 said Real Estate, 20 the highest bidder Cor cash.
20 satisfy the same.
This 3lst day o. Jhy. 1851.
SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff.
j~uy3lw3w prs fee $3.50.
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CHERRIES sALE.-By virtue Of

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of
- Two venditioni exponas execution Issued from
The Nigo Common Pleas Court. q me directed ami
delivered, one in favor q James and George Brook.
and against William IL. king, a. principal, end John
A King. replevin bail, the other in favor q Alfred
Thompson. administrator OF Absolcm Nevins, de-
CEASED, and against Jared X. Ogden, aud Willim Il.
King, a. principals, and John A. King. repicvin ha...
I an ordered 70 sell the following described rel es-
tate, situated IN Nigo county, Indiana. fo-wit nr
southeast quarter % Of the southeast quarter tAl
OF section hfteen tl5l, to~nshiP thirteen tl3l, range
eight (r1 west. aid on
SATURDAY, Ar0rSI "a, 1861.
Within the legal hours % said day, At the Court Hoe
door, In ferre-iiaute. | viii ofeT the rents and profits
OF the above described real estate, together with all
The privilege and spparteaances 60 the same belong
Ing, Tor a Term rot exceeding seven years, % TIE
highest bidder Tor cash. and upon failure 10 realize a
sum sufficient 10 satisfy sNd executions and costs, /
will then aud there of.r The fse-simple, ia and 20
said real estate, Ia the highest bidder fr cash, 70
satisfy the same.
This Slst day 0. July, 1861.
iuiy3lw3pfs+.oo SAMUEL CONNER, Shit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
PERSONAL.

NOTICE All persons indebted
~ 10 the undersigned viii please settle with
Messr-- Mack a Pierce, rs soon - possible.
jyiTdwlw THOMAS IL. NELSON.