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True Democrat., 1862-10-22

M gr tbis office was sent mail and by the routn nv which the Dallas bundle is sent. cunld receive if in four days Our paper k datrt Sept To- If you ,4,r, have the change made 1t woud vexaOn and old..c your trtie friends, JOHN D. BARKER,
 A. D. FLYNN.
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
SU DESCRIBE E.
Bic BIND. poLK Co. oct. 2. ls62.

R. YERKEs Go For several months past. your paper, which published Wednesday. passes through this office the cc-edn2 Sund and reaches Dallas. the county
 the morning. while the papers this office do here until week afterwards If the bun
True Democrat., 1862-10-22

Pcfsuns dcSiring to eNchInce Auy VI tNe above articles for salt, can deliver the same tt Little Rock CT Arkadelphia, and obtain certificates which will cnutle them to salt.
 By order ot Ma-Gcl'l IIolMEs.
 JOHN C. PALMER, Mii Oct 1t and Chief CommissIry. Gazette, Little Rock, and Telegraph, Washing ton, copy
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Sheriff 5 Notice.

fs7uEnE committed ;o the jail of Crawford con,tv n Ark. pt the 21ti of August. 1882 negro man io says his K DANIEL. He is feet inches high o+ lark comcSon weighs about l5G pounds say, he belong, [, b-nitu,in Morris, dt Cas- county. Texas. The of the above named slave hereby notified m forward anl prove lis ownership o the same or Le will dealt with as the law directs.
 JAMES M. BROWN. JR
 Shetii of Crawford county Sept. lO. lSi1 6m Cost of adv. E. pcr week
True Democrat., 1862-10-22

-- Since reducing issue several contributions 0 merit have been crowded out for want of space
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
JailerS Notice

ss on lOh |" August. lS2 negro man lo calls him self HENRY feet It. inches high. black color cIrk.,. hpnt 35 years od, hc belongs to Dr. Phelpa 0! L. The o -d slave is hereby notified to come forward prove property pay charges and take him away. otherwise he will lr dealt with tlIc law directs.
 H. K. STEPH0N. Shcrih.
 Ky A. II. REYNOLDS, Jailer A!g. 9n. MP Gin Cot of adv. B pcr Nrrk
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
&2OO Reward.
S25 Reward.

EpANAWAY from tha lilntatior ttlr r. IA NJ C.! aM.. mics i~lo" Little Rook- on ,fc SEs nngti side vi ..r river. ne+rn n,an named ilhRNl| SON. aeri 2l yctts, 'hout tcrt, nches h4h viii M weigh ahoEt lla pnau4 Vhr oyrrseer w' nt, the above reward on ms delivery ol cautnemani in ii oct at eo-rfA ACRES ARKANSAS HK BOTTOM LAND sss @SSE FOR SALE-lu0 or which is nrr,vr!.-This land immediately thc south lp,nk of hr Arkansas river F miles below Little K,a and first rass T,er bot tom land. T r. YELL.
 Oci
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Jaile1's s Notice.

JaileI's Notice. VN AS committed [" the jail ot Soar2y county, Ars> " kansas the 30th day ot June, lst2. he Ik3 gro wilo call their REIN and JOHN. i.euSYe about feet inches high ot very black color. sup Na posed to D" thirty years old, has small the it Aaud if done hy knife. broken and hr raised at Baton Rongt, a and belongs ly tlc naine ol Thomas Powell, w.o lives in Rn.k uI iM4EtN county, Texas.
 ohn i- ahou fcct 515 inches hgl of vcry black color, supposed o he about 30 go years ald Ssiys he belongs John Gaines, Mlo lives in tlt county aud State. Tc ot s.t slavta hereby notified to come tgr- wari prove rroporty say carges and take them away. otherwise ,y will bc dealt Nth Hs the law directs
 THOS M. ALEXANDER, Shcriff
 tl WM. Nj. ll.rS. ncp'ty Sheril and .tilo ,iu. 4i, lSt4. Gn Cost of alv. s2 I-cr week
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Notice.

WE AS committed to Saline county ai the 2ls day of July, 1862. mogro mtu NlI1 his LtN
 and belongs to Wm E. EoheIson. of Tnsonposa Aa say, .c ie h' m In Mnrch Said about wears old ai"n feet high dark copper color square built pop eyed Sanmrra n his speech when excited will weigh ab0u io pounds had when committed, old clsintt pants cotton shirt aud vrry oid fur hat.
 Th owner ot -aid slave will lease forward prove property pay charges and get lis property, will be dra wiih aS tlie aN directs THOMAS PACK, Shcrin
 SrIt. lO. lSu2 tm Cnst ol alv. s2 rnr week.
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Fam Tor Sale.

 asNfn ACRES in tl- tract-pricr SIU r acre. or will a AsS Sg exchange u for town proy r Ltlr Rock at ir inr nr.rurs Csr. hogs cattle hi horses cen e hal ,r thc racc II iesrcl For particulars apply tu Mr. Tltmps Fletcher. n e undersigned the place in Maumciie township. PuLtsli 1onhiy " <. BLUNT Od IF, lof2.
 A NTuuNY HOUSE. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. EA Oct. l5 1852. J. L. PALMER Proprietor.
 Notice. ,gNHE .mtiaman vho toak Enie.-cn'- So-,r,." .ral- i c,ast', Operative Surgery" nrHt''4 Surgery" ana Grass ti-tui" nom my oice will cau'r great f,yot hy inlrdan yt'aaia0.lhru ~ DI. z. NJ. Ta'lor surgeon of the Iu.t al this Vs,, J. VI. KELLER.
 Medical Dirrctu Trans Miss. District Little Ro.Is. oct. ad lNd2, 'i-
 c. c. Alexander EsAs TOR SALE AT BOWMAN, rANAs- kH 2 uu0 lls Bar, lol nud Slah lron assorted sizes 5NOJ Assorted row St'e:
 a1 steam Cutters. H-ttd ~lc,;
 5n Cook Stoves. A at plttcyE4i
 .5 Ubte Stos,4;
 1Ju IDg C.hi:..:
 .5 bn..4 Wimlow Glis~ st--i t. x by l0. I0 il l2
 l2 2hy "A, 12 by K, r. ly 2n. | ly 2u. 4oal n,-,ftm~nt ol Hardware tnl Carpenters Tools. Oct. o#
 gsr AS committed to jail o pr,iii, c.unty thc ~ Sg ~ octotor iod2, negro man GlliH@ hn-eli MAT. about icc inches l . u iik color, NJ saptr,,d to hc .5 yru, uf aEc Saa lreo .ys h, . nes |, Sr ! NJ Noshy. of St. Francis toul,, stolen iy he Yankees anj v it yn m tli 4 lt on tlr L,reuillr lnt made, hi- escape thofpfrnlu l,y ruuuin1 awrA. The owner ot -d -ivc k ,r,hr to cuun oraarl prove property in -ad -lye. I.y ciugts ana take him ncncc. ol hr Wiii hc asli vith a,trr,ulg tu ltW.
 k. T. DOhSON, hrpta %uc,in isr.ii. r. t'6tLr2E jact. Oct 1.. lr,.z G, Cst v a,lv f4 }"r wotk
 S2OO Reward. HEANAWAY from tue subscriber G'Ii n.t fur ne- as .ra mon, viz: JIM hlnrla spare nmic and hnuy face about 2 years old. Fl li copper c,ure. built. 35 years od HENRY copper colorod. stout bniit. 4 years nld and BROOKS black stout mud, and 26 years 4;. tik Nf. ts. .tVtt I Ciiauda ruty. nid W rol,hy tr, tn rcturu e thrir old bone The above regard will hr td for their delivery to me confinement iu any ltii ao can g't thru.
 N NJ. A. MARTIN. Littlo Eoak. Ark. 0ct 2. laG4 a-2w
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
nEAnQUARTERS McNuILs REGIMNr. , Camp Hope, Austin, Sept 2Oth. 1862. 1

Special Order No %.
 sFFiCEkS and soldiers absent without leave whose
 S leave Of absence and urou zhs have expired are here bS ordered to report m person u these headquarters imme iiaciy If sick they must forward certificate of sur ge"n m good standing. vOuchei for by magistrate
 Members oi the regiment failing ocompy with the order will be promptly arrested and punished deserters
 By order of LtCo Hart commanding.
 Sept. 24 Inn w. F. RECTOR Ad,it
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
J ajier's 5 Notice.

Ja1iGT 5 Notice. ga AS ccrnitcd to the jail of Arkan.as county Ark w on theUth of August, 1Sb2. 4 negro man named HENRY feet. inches high black color, aged 25 years says he belongs to shepherd. Jefferson county, Ark. The ot said ,laye hereby notified come forward prove property. pay charges and take him away otherwise e will be dealt Wilh ts the law directs
 Il, K. STkpII0N, sheriff,
 By A. II. REYNOLDS, Jailer. Au.-- '. IA11 G-- C...t nI ,.IN g nar u-.L
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Salt! Salt! Salt

WISH to hire by tho year 5 70 good hands to work >2 al my Salt Works in Stvicr county this State for which will pay good price also wish purchase three or tonr good hands, for which will pay the cash
 E. II. KINSW ORTIIY. Nashville, Ark. Sept l5, 1862 52-it*
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Wanted Tmu,ejiatelxy

A lht Medical Pnryeyors office, thousand pounds of Black or White Mustard Seed and all the Castor Ol anu phnha Christi Beans tba he brought us or which the highest price will be paid, on delivery
 +. SILYERBURG
 Surg. Hnd Medical Puryeycr. Little Rock, Sept. 2k 1892 In
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Sheriff s Advertisement.

COMMITTED to he jail o1 Crawford county, Arkansas SI on the 18th day ot July lS62, negro who says h- is JIM. about 5 years old. feet inches high wt-ho Ito penu keeps his hair plated, dark color aia speaks very orlyhRd on when committed, blue jacket aud cap H. he ryGl to get back Missouri hi, ur o,y7 ho hpul4. to Monroe Philips, of E.mss coun;l, Miss. J. Nj. BROWN, Js,
 Sheriff of Cra@ ford County, Ark. .lNlN 70. lan2. tlm ClSt nf ahv S2 ner Mtek
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
For Sale.

For Sale. GhNE THOUSAND ACRES of rich Red river bottom land O in one body, F miles from ewsyllc Iaisyete coun- y Arkansas. Titles perfect. will show the land to any person wishing to purchase. NJ. B. WEIIBORN. Lewisy+. Ark. Sept. 8, ls62. 5l-5te
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
GlOO Reward

HfSCAPED from Marioncounty Ark. iat in Allynst a last, He4ro man calls his HANDEL black Es5 color weighs abot DO iie about :i5 wears o age I%N Will give hundred dollars If said boy aIprehenl- S ed and lodged III tii 50 can get him. I suppose he viii make his way to southern Missouri My address is Chester r. D. Ashley county, Ark. A. F. JACKSON.
 Sept. 24. 1862. ai@
True Democrat., 1862-10-22
Cash '! Cash! Cash

tASII paid for BtESWAN a the Little Rock Soap and @ Cand!e Factory, delivered at the Factory.
 sept 2+, ist2 G. MCGOWAN & CO
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

The sorghum crop appears TO have been
both excellent and extensive throughout the
northwest during the late season. The
quality Of syrup manufactured seems to have
been much improved. owing 10 a better un-
Outstanding Of the process and superior ma
chinery introduced. Sorghum syrup made
this fall, equals in flavor the best imported.
aud samples have been exhibited of nearly
the consistency Of strained honey. aui q
bright amber coler
The reports from all sections OF the coun
try confirm the belief that the quantity ct
cane now being manufactured - immense
II il the opinion OF men well informed on
the subject. that the sugar cane u destined
in the future Co add largely 10 the wealth Of
our State. and N the present writing there
are hundreds of mills working day and night
20 secure the present crop.
A gentleman from Peoria last Friday
states that in portions of the State the pro-
fits from the sorghum will more than make
good the loss Of the farming community by
the partial faiiaro OF The wheat crop Al
most every farmer had cultivated = liule,
and now was their busy season, u being dit
fcult to procure sufficient help.
An excellent quality of sugar from the
imphse cane has also been manufactured ~
this State. and the question - fully decided
that sugar. a. we'll "a syrup. of the best
grades NAV be manufactured on any farm
in Illinois. The quantity needs oniy TO be
increased by enlarging the crop. aud The
manufacture carefully vnd intelligently Per
formed To piare the northwest on an iade
pendent footing "a regards the creation 81
these staples within ~ limits tAieaee
.Jonrssi. Oct n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

The navy department has just printed IN a
pamphlet the official reports OF the naval On
eaeementS on the Mississippi. which resulted
in the capture of New Orleans. These re-
ports are accompanied by some vtry IN
teresting maps and sketches. among which
we observe one Of very singular character.
This i an accurate plan OF Fort Jackson,
made bv some of the assistants OF the Coast
Survey. showing every hole made bs shell
or shot. The entire work and is surround.
ings are dotted over with these MARKS, a. u
spfinkled with a pepper caster. A great
deal Of ground near the Tort and within the
ont-works was overlooked and no less than
three thousand three hundred and thirty
nine -llells are computed to have fallen IN
these parts. Eleven hundred and thirteen,
however we're counted in the solid ground Of
the fort and lcvees. and eighty seven round
shot. ono thousand and eighty shells exPlo-
ded in the air. abou. seven thousard having
been expended in all The easements we're
cracked, and IN some places broken through
and the outer walls cracked from Top 10 bot
tom. This map exhibits something never
before attained by the vertical FIRE Of NOR
tars.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

The first Two mer who Invited me were Col.
kibben, the President Of the State Fair, who
Is Democrat. aid another gentleman who
invited me u Jonesyi.le. who Vas also
Democrat About halt OF them were Demo
craft. and half Republicans Politics had
nothing 70 do with II. They said nothing 10
me about politics They invited me 10 de-
liver speech from stand in the Enclosures
OF eight or ten different iain. They made
IL a paving thing FOR the fans Most OF them
we're deeply ia debt. The Stiie Fair had
not been OCT OF debt for eight wears until
We held that last annual meeting. when they
paid off aud had some left. far the first time.
They sold IL 600 tickets the day | spoke
there. for twenty-fve cents each 80 ~
the different counties they sold largely
They paid nv expenses on tho railroads
and my tavern bills. and treated me very
kiadiy The funds were Tor The benefit OF
the society.
am NOT here ia the pay 81 the Aboli-
! tionisis, nor wss | invited here by Aboi'-
tionists Nov. that whole editorial. from
beginning 70 end. Is very ungenerons, un-
manly. and ungraci0us attack upon me, who
has not meldled with the man who wrote Il.
or with any Of your citizens. or annoying, OF
tormenting, or slandering them Ia any way
IL is very ungracious act do not know
whether the nam who wrote u Is here or not
nor do care; but YOU may see him II DC
not Give him nv compliments, and tel
him from me that hc is both = liar and !
scoundrel immense applause.
He boards nj the Sherman House; so do 1
Tell hiu that ! am personally accountable
TO him at any time for any insult ] offer L
him or anybody. here or elsewhere. Re
newed applause tie Is petty. lying, lousy
drunken, devil, 10 talk about me. Cheer
and laughter To talk abont my change !
politics. lie has been Lccompton and Anu
Lecompton, Abolition and Anti Abolition
He has been every thing by turns. aud notn
ing long. His own party. at Detroit. serve
written notice on him that he must leav
there in twenty four hours. Tell him he
BLACKBOARD, scoundrel. and a liar, and
will stay here until Monday morning 20 alton
for this If he wants TO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
why Doesn't England look NJ her
Own Doors.

A very tender-hearted crocodile Is John
Bull. tie shall weep ysur 5uekctSiuli OF
tears over pathetic fctions of his Own crea-
ton. lie becomes an acknowledgement,
a forty-N Horsepower pump, If you tell him a
lying story about people being unnecessari
ly hurt anywhere beyond the confines OF his
ogn dominions. He is at present rnder deep
concern because of American cruelty. lie
cries alond and spares not. against the "bar-
barous and unnatural war We are waging
against the rebclious States. His very lat
turns 10 brine at tho thought OF IL. lie boo
.oos through his mouth piece. the London
Times, like deeply affected Boanerges. IL
is pitiful to see his streaming eyes, as he
persistently ixes them on the West. he
never looks to the Easf-not he. You
could not pursuade him to cast his eyes to-
wards Delhi, where according to his fscto-
tum, DIR. Russell, he roasted men ailye-his
mercenary soldiers holding them in the red
Goals with their bayonets. The anprinfatte
tortures to which he delivered up multtudes
of Chinese-men, women and children-du-
ring the "Opium War"-tortures compared
with which the babarities recently commit
ted by the Sioux Indians were mild crimes
have entirely escaped his m emory. lie for
gets, too, his reign of terror in lrelans, II
George the Thirds reign. when Carotid
artery-cutting Castlereagh " caused lighted
matches to be applied to the fingers, and
screws to the joints Of rebels to make
them confess their completely with secret so
cielies. You could not induce him TO glance
at the account of hangings, drasings ane
quartcrings that followed the battle OF Vine
gar Hill. To the leaves OF his own history
glued together with innocent blood he nevc'
turns. IL suits him better TO stare viii
rheumy eyes across the Atlantic, VIII ere ih
mildest government on earth is pro scouting
a war more mercifully than ever war Wa
waged before, aud cry shame. and talk o
interference for the sake of humanity.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

Tar National Isf,liigsne,r says battle
like that at Antiefam could not result IN any
thing but heavy losses. which must be sup
Piled 10 render our army az effective as De
fore. We have learnt that the army,
which was sufficiently clothed for a summers
campaign on the Peninsula. was not pfepar-
"a for an autumn and winter march 10 Var
g;nla, and that many were sadly deficient IN
proper winter clothing and shoes These
deficiencies, notwithstanding the enormous
demand for the new Ievies, have. by the
great exeriions OF the proper army bureaus
beer supplied within few days. Other re-
qnisites equally important are being furnish
ei With all possible dispatch. and soon OUT
army will be no, only comfortably clad Tor
campaign. bns thoroughly equ'pped-circum
stances no less agreeable to the army itself
over restless in inaction. and the country
large. than adapted to the attainment
what all desire.
IL We reflect upon the time that has bee
required TO supply the losses Of the late bat
ties, and consider the difficulty OF raising a
army sufficient to resist rebel force. IN
fortunately for us proving superior to tina
We have now in the field. from reachin
Washington. Baltimore. and Philadelphia
We must conceds the propriety Of the fnlle'
preparation on the part Of the Governmer
before requiring an advance. which, whe
commenced. must know no pause
We feel justified in assuring our reader
that the Government is using every effor
aud that successfully, to place our army in
condition to prosecute the campaign tr
umphanuy. and We think the public may re-
satisfied that when these arrangements al
perfected there will DO no dilatoriness Q
tho part Of the Government or the Genera
in the field, and that when our forces NOV
II will DO for campaign to end only in Il
suppression of armed rebellion. We b,
lievc that there exists perfectly harmonio'
cooperation between tho civil aud militaI
departments of service. aud tho country ms
confidently expect that each in its prop
sphere will exert every energy TO prosecu
the war to an carly aud successful termin
ton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

We believe in whissling-we love 70 hear
il and to Go Il The boy or maa AZ the plov
Who Whistles indicates that he = contented.
and he will plo~ more than your silent, grun
one, uho has no music IN his soul or on his
lips. The Albany Times = righ, when u
SAYS: The man Mo doat oelseys an WIS
ding should 20 step further. and put a
nussie on the boboliuk and mcckin- bird
whissling Is great Institution. u oils the
wheels Of care. and supplies the place Of sun
shine man ~l.o ~a.s.ies has good heart
under bis sh.rs srout Such nan act Only
works more willingly thAn any other man.
but he works more constantly. -histling
cobbler will earn a. much noney again as a
cord -dssc-tcr Mean and assrioocs men
never whistle. The man Who attacks shis-
alag ihro~s sione Al The head Of hil1riiy
AMI ~oaid. II he coaid. roo June Of Sc roses,
AIgust % - meAdow lark. Sueh man
sAoal Re iooked 10
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
TER speech Of PARsos BsowNov dsliv-

TEE speech Of PARsos BaowsIow dsl'v-
sred st Chicago. and which We publish this
morning, IL Characteristic Of the man. de
strikes in the right direction The editor oil
tue Chicago Times received from rhe farson
the truest compliment which has vet been
bestowed upon him since the war commene-
ed. He was infinitely described by the Par
son. and the Immense crowd recognized the
description as faithful and just and sree'eo
il with immense applause. He also described
= class Of men who are always talking about
the suspension Of the writ Of hstea' e0Tpu'
and violations Of the Constitution by thu
Administration. The speech is pairio'''
one in every sense Of Il.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
LEGAL.

4 Ii those who have any CLAIMS
y .x.lns1 ne d>n-zses. Era-t Dr.h3o~. har. 4.
kss< der sccoa.ts 60 ~ unssrsiEasd ~ftkin fos
s-ess.
-st-<A a. fAKr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
LOOK. Iook.
IMPORTANT 10 soLDlERs.

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.
We call the attention a aii having relations OF
friends IN the army 10 ne faci that "Hoohand'-
German Riuer's' will are nine ienihs 81 The fie
eases Induced by erp1ssfes and pllyatoDs incident
10 camp life III the lsis published almost daily n
the newspapers on the srfit al - the sick u will be
noticed that very iarle proportion are suffering
from debility. Every case - that Kind can De-
readily cured by Hollands t.ermAA Filters. Dis
esses resulting from ~ orders - the digestive
gans are speedily removed. We have no hesitation
in stating that, n these Hitter were freely used
among our soldiers, hundreds ~ lives might be
saved that otherwise VII be iosf.
We cali particular ait snti0n o. the following re-
markable and we'll catet cure Of q the
nations heroes, who's lfe iouse bis own language,
has been saved ~ ths p,itsrs.''-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
And rW positively prerent YELLOW re
YER. BILIOUS FEVER. ~
THEY CONTAIN
No Alcohol or bad Whisky!


CITIZENS
Testlfying. a. their own personal knowledge TO the
beneficial effects ami medical virtues 81 these btters.
DO YOU want something 60 Strengthen you
Do YOU want Cool Appetite
DO you want 20 build up your Constitution
DO YOU want TO Feel We'll
DO YOU want 10 get rid of Nervousness :
DO you want Energy
Do you want Sleep Well
DO you want Brisk and Vigorous Feeling
If you do. use hOOFLAND'S GERMAN
BlTTERS.
From j. Merton. ID, Ed1os Of abe En-
oyciopedia Of Religious kno'cied2e.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through dislrust 81
their ingredients and efeCls. yet know 81 no suil
cient reason why man may not testifs the b.ie-
NJ he believes himself 81 have received nom any
simple preparation. In the hope that h. may fhus
contribute TO the benefit Of others.
| do this the more readily In regard % 10 Hand
German nliters, prepared by ~. q. A. Jackson. 81
this city. because Wa preludicsd against them or
many year,, under the Impression that they were
chiefly alcoholic mixture. | am indebted 10 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq. fof the removal a
this prejudice b> proper tests, AID for encourage
nlent 60 try them, when suffering from great nn'
long continued debility. %, use 81 three bottle 81
these Btters. at the beginning II the present yftf
was followed by evident relief and restoration a.
aegree Of bodily sndenisl yiger which bad bot iel
for slx months before. and had simo-t des9aired q
| reeaining l therefore thank God aud ny frlsn'
for directing me to the use 4 them
Tstr..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30
OYSTERS.

LNRTSH OYSTERS just received AMI will ,, kent
L constantly on hard hy =. A.Foote, 81 The Star
Grocery, corner lth and Ohio Streets. ilV WV
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

BEWARE az cOUs rfRFFITS'
So that The sgssfsr~ a -. D. JACKSON"
the wrapper - each lsyffle.
Principal oaics 81 Hsnufstiorr. No CT krfh
strses 1uALs EsASs
So os-.0rs = c. y. JAcKsOs A CO.. Proprietofs.
80 for ale b. Dserris,. an Dealers efsry-
sksfe, aud -
J.E CrNsTS6HAN-Tsff~ Haufe.
4. n. AknESTk0UT-ean tfoft.
SIX. Tsk-Hfdaietp~n
-ers s1-ces~-vIy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

IN nAO BRICK AZ price much less ttsn
IN ,VJO they viii be neat spfing-
ALSO,
one small excellent family horse for $50.
oct~adf }. A. FOoTf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

| an the oaiy maa Ga his platform ah<t
ca - a have been speaking N Niehi-
go ioaF seeks I h.se sroken - The
Frouaiaeat oes,usse. al.1 issAs | A. net
sY<skiar fos usnst ] - sass,sef % speak
u lhe state al Ceants Agreeilssal fa.ss