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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-01-15

Our RELEASED PRIsoNERs-The New York Her.
all gives the following list Of prisoners (comEis-
stoned oGicers) ordered to be paroled by General
Orders:
j. A. J. Bradford Colonel, Confederate States
Army.
w. s. G. Andrews, Major, n. G. State Troops.
Wm F. Martin, Colonel, 7th Reg, N. G. Folun-
teers.
G. W. johnson, Lieut.. Colonel, 7th Reg. N. c.
Volunteers. -.
j. A. dLagnel, Captain, Confederate States Army.
L. L. Clements, Captain, 7th Reg N. q. Vols
L. j. p. Cahoone, Captain, 7th Reg. n. q. Vols.
j. G. Shannon, Lieut. Colonel, N. G. Vols
G. G. Lamb, Lieutenant N. c. State Troops.
Charles ii. Tyler, Lieut. Colonel, Confederate
States Army. -r .. --
Total number of officers Commissioned and nom
commissioned and enlisted men ordered, &c.
Officers, (ield staff and iine,) 10
Independent Greys, Co. B, 7th Reg. N. c. Vols, 20
Roanoke Guard, Co. d, do 40
Morris Guard, Co. E, do 81
Tar River Boys, Co. G., do 20
Hamilton Guards, Co. |, do II
Hartford Light Inf'y. Co. K, do y
Jonesburg Guards, N. G. Vols, IL
Washington Greys, I'd Reg. N. @. State Troops, Is
Lenoir Braves, N c. Vols, %
N. c. Defenders, N. c. Vols, y
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-01-15

q North Carolina lawyer to try and ascertain the
charges preferred against him. and to effect his lib
Grafton. His counsel having made two Intellectual
attempts to obtain for him writ of hdbeas corpus,
on the evening of the 9th of November, prepared
another petition for the writ to be presented to
Judge Heath, who was expected in that town on
the next day. The chiraLric Colonel aforesaid sus-
pecting some such movement, goes to the jalor and
asks if any proceedings were being taken with the
view of obtaining writ of habeds corpus for AM
brOse? He was replied to atfirmatiyely, when, 10
and behold! between the sun of that day and the
next, this immaculate military gentleman, remem-
bers he has an order q reek old to send Ambrose
to Gov. Clark at Ralegh-and when Judge Heath
arrives in Washington, which he did the next day.
Ambrose is missing!
Henry. Ambrose, together "soith the cause of
his arrest and detehtiOn," were delivered to Cow
Clark on the 29th of November. His counsel haV-
ing ascertained his whereabouts, wrote to a friend
in Raleigh to represent him in the This friend
called on Gov Clark with the view of getting per-
mission to see Ambrose, so that he might make an
other attempt to procure wri. of hdbeas corpus
lie informed the Governor of the efforts that bad
been made to obtain the writ, and remarked that
the removal of Ambrose under the circumstances,
looked like an attempt to evsde 1t The Governor
said he did not know how Ambrose happened to
have been sent to Raleigh. He had had the matter
under consideration, however, and had concluded to
send Ambrose back to Washington county, there to
be dealt with by the civil authorities according to
law. In consideration of his emphatic assurance
that he would thus send him Immediately upon the
arrival of Lieut. Williams in the city, this friend
dessted from making an application then and there
for a writ of hdbeds corpus
Gov. Clark kept Ambrose in Jail in Raleigh from
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-01-15


,E-Jeremiah keeer, Captain; John Gibson. First
Lieut.. VIM Patterson, David Corzlue, Second Lien.
F-George Stowe, Captain; Robert A Hauser. Fire,
Lieut.; John Anderson Bartlett Bayle, Second isS'
tenants. ~ "e'"nu Lien-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27
LIVE STOCK.

Drovers and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live Stock. Capacisus
Yards, we'll watered and supplied With every
convenience, have been opened on this line and
its connections, and every attention is paid to
their wants. From Harrisburg, where win be
found every convenience for feeding and rest
ing, choice is offered of the PHILADEL-
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALZTAORE
MARKETS: This will also be found the shor-
test, quickest and most direct route for stock
to New York-tvia Allentown land With
fewer changes than any other.
ENocH LEWIS, Gep'l Sup't, Altoona, Pa.
L. L. HouPr, Gent Ticket Ag't, Philadelphia
H. II. HousroN, Gen'1 F+eigAtAg't, Philada.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

F7REIGEIIgS.
By this Route Freights Of all descriptions
can be Forwarded to and from philadelphia,
New York, Boston, or Baltimore, to and from
| any point on the Rail Roads Of Ohio, Kentucky
| Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri,
| by Rail Road direct
The Pennsylvani. Rsil Road also connects
! At Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods
| can be forwarded any port on the Ohio,
Muskingun, Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland,
Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas and Red Rivers; md st
Cleveland, sandusky and Chicago with Stesn-
| ers to all Ports on the North. Western Lakes
Merchants and Shippers e1trustink the
transportation Of their Freight to this Comps
ny. canre!v with confdenee eaitsspsedy transit.
| THE RATES OF FREI6H7 to and from any
point in the West BY the Pennsylvania Rail
Road, are at all times as favorable as are charged
by other r. r. Companies.
% Be particular to mark packages ''u'is
Ptnna. r. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply to Of address either Of the following
agents Of the Company: 49," $50.
D. A. Stewart. Freight Agent, Pats6sTgh.
Clarke & Co., Transfer Agents, P;Ns6uryh
H. W. Brown Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
r. G. Meldrum & Co., Madison, Indiana.
J. E. Moore, Louisville, Kentxcky.
W. W. Altman 4 Co., Evansvil'e, LadIa.s.
R. Sass, St. Loxis; 4;ssos,i.s.,
Clarke & Co., Chicago, lAinon.
W. H. & E. L. Langley, GaN;poHs, 0Ai,.
G. B. Neal, Parkvsburg, Vi1ginia.
Hall & Co., Marietta, Ohio.
H. 8. Pierce 4 Co., ZanesviHe, O1.o.
Mcdowell & McColm, Portsmost1, Ohio. .
R. McNeely, Marysville, Kntuc1y.
J.P. Johnston, Ripley, Ohio:
John Todd, Couingtoa, Kentucky.
G. L. Heaton, Cleveland, Ohio.
&c. Meldrum, General Travelling agent
for The South and Wkst.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

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LEATHER.
KnssLER. 4 RIn.HL
/ ExPoERRs; TANNERS i cuRRzERa
4 RE NOW RECEIVING and win keep con-
II stantly on hand tho largest aad best stock
Of Leather and Findings in the State consisting
Spanish Sole Leather, Shoe & Saddle Skirting
Ok -. =" Bolt and Lace Leather,
Upper Leather, French Calf Skins,
Harness Leather, French Kip Skins,
Bride Leather, Country III l.
Tampioo ane Madras Morocco, and Splits.
Also : general assortment Of al kinds Of
Findings, &c., &c. 49, ...s :. . J..
~ Please call and examine our stock, %
We viii not DO undersold by any house in the
State.
Particular attention paid to orders.
CAsx paid for Hides, Furs and Deer Skins.
KEsSLER b RIEHL,
Mackubin's Block, Third street,
v3n40 St. Paul, MINI
CLEARW AT Err
FE0UR(NG MrEX$,
CORDwENT &1CO-
Have retitted their Mill with NEW Ma
CHINERY, includinga
New Smut Machine
Of tho most approved kind now muse, which
will be in operation after this date, day and
night, enabling them to do work At short no.
tice, avoiding the detention of customers who
come from distance with grists, as hereto
fore, and to makea
Better quality of Flour than any other
mill above St. Anthony Falls :!
We are prepared to do. -
MERCHANT WORK
and will furnish BARRELS, and put up -four
in the best style for parties who desire to pack
their -four for shipping. The highest market
price in Cash paid for Wheat.
CORDWENT l. co.
Clearwater, Dec. 9Th, 186l.-n
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

LIN l. j.: w y y ) =: - p ? =
J ia t31@ %..bi g:s l. G4ssfs 5ff s.. ,s~ ~,
- lii: FOR TH El s.G...~. .3~ .o
ri lid ,ss.1. atosa 4,@ 4t9.s. u j., gsesYsl !
4 $ UtM:M ID r. ~. =.
ri >@E.@ ,*<:'t .=j:'.i5. .t::.3.| fH.gl"n
.s'.5. ..':~ 81 ar ,~ .:"- J.. f..
DIV. lNcER9ol CO.,
ST. PAUL, MIMI. z
">j'.I 80 I t,.... , .:.. ~ 3. !.
OUR SECOND LARGE SHIPMENT OF
DRY GOODS.
IS NOW REING RECEIVED, AND
HAVING BEEN BOUGHT SINCE:
PRICES HAVE FALLEN
OFF AT THE
E AsTERN M A r K = T s.
Wears able to offer
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i.
to our customers in tho way Of
nEu Ano FAl ls;V| GOODS
AT VERY LOW PRICES!
--------.-----.-
Our stock Of DRESS GOODS is full New
and Desirable styles. In
CLOTH MANTLEs,
sHAwLS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
EMBRO1DER1Es,
BLEA. h BRO. SHEETINGS
wHITE-GooDs,
PRINTS,
Ho0P-sK1RTs,
&c., &C., 80.
Our Stock Is, larxe, and connot fail
to suit Ii Style, Quality or Price!
To COUNTRY mERCHAMTs
WE OFFER THE
LARGEST d CHEAPEST STOCK
I'M THE STATED
We have Fine Assortment Of
PRINTS,
3lNGHAAS, DENIlKS,.,
STRIPED sHzRzzNGs, c0TT0NAl Es
RLEA. 4 BRO. SHEETZNGS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
And, in fact, EVERYTHING to assert up .
Country Store.
ALL OF WHICH VIII BE SOLD AT A SMALL
ADVANCE FROM NEW YORK PRICES, by
D. W. INGERSOLL l. co.,
mayl7-tc* Adjoining the Bridge
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

and will furnish BARRELS, and put up -four
in the best style for parties who desire to pack
their -four for shipping The highest market
price in Cash paid for Wheat.
CORDWENT l. co.
Clearwater, Dec. 9Th, 1ssl.-tf
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-03-27

ELEEPING CARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO .
Philad'a, New York and Baltimore
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
DOST-OFFICE DIRECTORY

Arrival ~ the Mails.
kAstern Mail arrives dsily Sundays sxcspted1 via
Plymouth, At o'clock. p. IN.
A. Louis and Southern Mail arrisesdsiiy Mondays
sxcspted) at6,p.n.
Western hsiisrrives daily lex cept sunday 1900
o'cioek, N.
Darlington Aailarrives daily except Sundays )st
~ Pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail asrive Al,ly saasAys
sxcspisd) a. SPIN.
Chsrlsssen Mail e tri-veetiy1 arrives rassiAys,
Thursdsys and Saturdays. .h7p.n.
Closing 81 the Mails.
Eastern Aaii closes daily iexctpt saturdays) 3D.
n.
- keuis and Southern Asicloses daily fssturd.y ~
sxcsptsdjatsp m.
Bariingtsn AAiisiesss daily texcsp.sasurday,) !.
ep.n.
Western Mail closes daily tsxeept ss,urdaya) ats
e'ciockp.m
arthageand Plymouth Mail closes daily tSssurdays
sxcstssd1 ~ Pm.
ChAElsstsn Aatl tltsfi-wsrkfy1 closes Aendsys, Wed
nesaAys and Fridays. .atGa n.
H. Ths Post Once win be open on Sundays from
9to 10 o'clock An. j. B. HOWELL r. n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
KEOKUK IOWA: WEDNESDAY, April. go 1869

the free blacks, befallen them as class.
Add to this, the presumption which all
things conspire to justify, that upon the
contamination OF any act Of freedom in
this State 50 far from having Fifty tlous-
and slaves to liberate, there would, in all
human probability, exclusive Of the post
natl, be less than twenty thousand, and /
think we may dismiss any apprehension
- to injury resulting, or likely to result
from the stay Of such as remain, and that
VIC need not load the question OF e,nanci.
patton with conditions precedent only cal
culated to embarrass its achievement.
But sitter all there is higher ground
from which We should view such cues
tions. Let us be solicitous chiefly Of do
ing the right in this grave matter of lib
erating = down-trodden race, and trust
that God will so order all its consequen ces
that they shall rebound in benefits like
wise.
This communication has already drawn
itself out to greater length than had in
tended, and must defer, therefore, to
some other time discussion of those
measures most suitable Ut this time for or
! igsniIing party Of freedom--for estab
fishing societies Of support and CORE
spondsnces in every district, and for dis
seminating information needful to full
comprehension Of the merits Of this ques-
tion BY the masses of the people.
There is much work TO be done, and
only those who give to it willing hearts
will accomplish anything. Above all lei
US not, in initiating this great campaign,
make the mistake Of shallow politicians,
who. by ignoring moral influences a. de-
tsrmining the afairs of men, 70 often fail
to realize their confident anticipations.
On the contrary, We must comprehend
and teach others TO know that such i'm
pulses are mightier than any Of the ap-
piiances commonly relied on to give shape
to government II isl moral force-aye,
almost exclusively . moral force, tina. is
upholding with such signal success our
federal government in:this the present hour
Of its trial, supplying innumerable armies,
and admirable captains to crush out the
most daring, the nost adroilly planned, !,
not less the most wicked rebellion tha,
ever threatened any republic with over
throw. And shall we lose faith in the
same power when enlisted in the same
cognate cause of Freedom, even though
resistance and obstacles present them
selves in different guise No ! rather
let it nerve US to the performance Of our
civil duties with unceasing ardor and utter
fearlessnsss in the presence of so much
heroism everywhere uprising around US.
Respectfully yours,
B. GRATz BRowE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
FIR EIGHTS

r III = NJ H Il =
~ thisrouts, FreiEhts OF I'll descriptions can Be
Forwarded from Phiiadelphis. New York, Bosaon or
Baltimore, TO or from any point on the Railroad
Of Ohio, kentucky, Indiana, iIlinois, Wiseonsin
Iowa or Aissouri, BY RAILROAD DIkECT.
The Pennsyivania RsiirOS6 afro coma oca nj Pttts-
burg with StSAmers, by whicK Gooda can bs
cd ~ any point on Ehe Ohio, AuskiDgum, Kentuckv
Tennessee. Canbsriand, Iltnois, Wisconsin, Aiss3s
sippi, Mssouri kansas, Arb ansss, and Red kiyerp:
and ~ Cleveland, sandusky and Chicago An.
crs TO alt porta On the North-W eatern Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrusting the Transports
tion Of their Freight 10 This Company can rely with
confidence on Its speed. transit.
The kates - rrcirht
To and from any point in the West By the Penns,l-
vsnin Central Kaflroad, are II All times Az "a .
voRABLE AZ ARE CHARGED BY oTHERRAILr
ROAD COMPANIES.
III Be particular TO mark pack ages, .tyiA Pxss,
CsNTkAL X. R.rsII
For rruShi con.Ise1s Or shiypinE Diree.ioDs. ap-
H. r. SASS, ST. Louis, ,Misseuri.
ID. "A. STEWART, Freight Agent pittsbu reh
CLARkE& CO., Transfer Agents
II. W. BROWN & CO., Cine ctnnati O.
R.C. MELDRUM CO., Madison, Indl
J. y. MOORE. Louisville, Ny.
w. w. AIKMAN h CO., Evansville Ind
CLARKE CO., Chicago, H.
". n. q E l.. LANGLEY Gallipolis,O.
@. b. MEAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL CO., Aarieita. q.
" PIERCE 4 CO., zanesviile,O
MCDOWELL M'CoLA Portsmouth %.
ANEELY. Aaysvilie, Ky.
J.P. JOHNSON, Ripley, o..
JOHN TODD, Covington, Ky.
g. I. HEAToN. Cleveland, ..
the South and West
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
A RRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
RAILROAD TRAINS,

Northsrn Trssn lsases dsify tsundsys exceptedl q
s.Wa. n. and arrives ~ 4:ss p N.
Western Train leaves daily tsnndayK excepted1 ai
7.o0 q. m end 800 p. and arrives ~ 1900 M. and
200 p. m.
At Hamilton Depot, Trains on the Wabash valley
Railroad arrive dsi,y. except sundsys st4 O'clock ..
M. and depart daily, ,sa pied, ats.3oa M
Bafsss conDecs with this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
Droyers aud Farmers will nnd this the most advsn.
tsgeous route for Live stock. Cspacious Yards we'll
wAtetcd anu supplied with every conyeneace, have
been opened tlis line and It's and cyery
attention il paid TO their wants From HarYisburgh
where viii be found every senisnce for feeding
and resting. choice is oftered OF the PHILADEi.-
PHIA, NEW YORK and BALTIM0RE MARKETS
This Will slso be found the shortest qnckes and
most direct route for stock 10 Nov IArkIviA Allsr-
tOwni-and with fewer changes than any other
kNOCH LEWIS, General SGpt., ,Altoona, pa
L. y. HOuPT, Gen. Tick ct Agt ,PhiiadelpAIa.
jsn94daw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30
Nj Office OF FORMATION OF LIN
IN TIED PARTNERSHIPS

Thii may certify that asmtden Bnel, Z resident OF
tne CITY OF ktoknk, Ice county, Iowa, George r.
Lame, resident 0f the city OF Troy, State Of New
iork have associated themselves tn limited mercan.
e pAsnrrshp, according to the provision of Chapter
81 the HARDWARE Duapsss IN sAid city Of Ksokux M
der The name and style Of Hambdsn Rpel. ma con-
inue fef the space OF two year, Commencing on tho
ist day OF April 1862 aud terminating ON ths III asy
OF April, le6A. -
The said Hambden buel 10 the general partner and
ths said George T. Lane 10 the special partner and
has contributed the SUM OF SIX Thousand Dollars in
actual Cash payments, capital the common stock
oi said partnership. HAMHDEN BULL.
aprI-d6w EEORGET LANE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-04-30

The andersigried having leased the above bot.,
ana having undergone thoroug repairs and clean
tng and applied with nrnitsre, ID nov epen 4
All hours OF the day and night the sceom n,oda
en OF yistors The table will be constantIy suppIi.
ed with the best the market affords, and the bsds
kept In good order.
Public patronage ID respectfully solfcited PrirA.
70 SUIT the lines q. HuNxIGER,-
msrIs-dsm Proprietor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
RESTAURANT.

LII kinds OF Liquors, Foreign and
n Doae.sle. rarfsr. Ais. s. Al
mar1o1n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

visions as numbered below. constituting ihe seventh
Assessment risifIel II the State 81 Indiana
Woo coU>n.
ilapts
Ali tisf pari ~ Harrison taui.slip. intia
ding ihe els 81 reue-Hautc. l0Htfrl 30 aI.
love- lifriunlue ai ie southwest sou.r 81 oaI ifi
RI tsfIr iinue 80. -, thfnee tasi 90 Che ctifr -
the south iinc 1T section ~ town ~ north - fafe
9wrst, thenoe north 10 The centre fie nolih sss-
ton line n section -. same toNu and RANCE thence
wet % The Wabash river. thtfte tpulh with fhe
east bank q said river 60 the place - beginning
alsoali fhupart II sad river laying west of the
iasi named boundary line 20 ibe west bank AZ fai
river.
hifisit, 81. 2-sanrel neKeen, Il nanlsaa
township.
Autbst part Il sais county south # ths National
Road and casi - tic wabash river, nei embrace
iu Division SO. }.
Ds.tiaa. 81. Edward Robins. u nasll.so
tnnHshiI
An that part u said county west Of the wahasi
river, and east q said river and north oi me =
u"nal Road, and not Included Ia Division H. D.
vEaxiLlioS COUNTY.
Dirh'ga, 80. t-sierhen Niiihn, iIdi ienn.
ships
1oauships- Clinton and Hslt
l.fa.oa. ~. b. Baskln y. Rhodes. how port
IoNnthps-N Eugene, II fhaHf.
rAEsE COUNTY.
Diffsian, 40. C. john M1iilfh. Nahiesnma
sTo~nahipG- Reserve, Penn, Liberty. sugar ,fffl
Howard.
Hseision. 81. william II. rye. Rockville
T,wnship. Adams. wabash, Onion. Green $50
Wa~hington.
Dissiog. -. s-Jo'sph mcF1laisi. R..eos
townships
Townslir. FLORIDA. Isaeeoon ans Jasssan.
FUNK COUNTY.
b.<..ir. -. o wlisen D.. Harf4.ea. nus-.t
vile.
Township r.. Ell. FssnAlln. AMI ga.troa
firisfe1, -. 10-John ". Farp. Grssnessii,
Township Clinton, Monroe, liost Nsff##
Gffenesstle and Marion.
n,eis.op. 80. II Warren F,ilons. Hsii.aif.f
faen.hips- WaslIngfen end Wafren.
nifi.ias. No y Houston Fosisf. NJ N.na.
I fean-hPs Jefferson, cgterds Nh trffi
Clay COUNTY.
t.,.-.pa. s. D Nsiha'afi Ailrr r-y
io~ssl.p -rs.y. ia .so cs... d. latI
Van iaffa.
n.e-sa. ~ u Jar, =. Hss POL
0resm
T.na.b.r sasar Ridge. w,.hingl.n. n'ra
F ifris tHa Perry.
OWN COUNTY.
/ I,irisios. No r. John u usriin. = sps...f
gosnthips- Franklin. Jfasrsou, Mar.n. isf
.tie Nashisgiea ans t.af
birs.'oa, -. io-N 2. uoi.hiir. - q rye
/ Taen,hipf-HHrsn. honfeam0rs. HafI faI
/ .eH letarfa. Iat ler afi Hsff.tan.
ekFfsr COUNTY
pltr. A. T. fI.isnisf rau. Waa.
1a~nll' Ifss - ri fer. IsIffisT. t.Her. I. N
Iagian. so.'l. wright, stefsf ed -fan.ff
tifaoa. - . wHsa y. Gs.ne re
0sla.
Taua.hi,.--Iiistlsr Tsyiar. al Csa.
nsffsi1r. -. n. Isre. ~ Ga.f.n. si.i.rrf
Tasashir. slsen Ctfffe. sni fessf cff.
fffrfFts cni xrY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
MILLINERY GOODS.


rrEN DOLLARS REWARD
<ararsd freri - srt-ffit-F. bftrf - Ttfst.
flsa.. - ~ Sc - 49, - Aexest 80, $3.50 ssfsis
- - 80 - l1sra 80 se1es 80 So.
- - - IT, cattle 49, tsra rrr<sfa s.ret
- - - - Iaasrtst 81 ~ o. - - -
a. srpa kes4 49, eerk
~ akars r<-xrs - - give - 49, 80 . -
Ia 90 80. a. - - kTrf.
s~pt ,. trs~ - @-s<e~>
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
COAL, COAL

- <f+t- - <F~~
~ g " T. 4 n r1l
& reNnt p. cuhfs
COMBS BROTHER.
4 tHihH faftffiF rHffftse.l a. ffrsf ffr. 81
I | asfIg kIssss a. re -sruFr niSE<" ans
49, ilnfe.4 eefttf uiies aesf ef co. taf. 40 80.
t4eftfet O. 'ara .a ite etErot 81 l.sff naHfe 49,
ssInfy rIIa r.st sfiais fl efIi.s3 trf.I rasl 81
fslfts a. tsif tesr ysT'iaas f.ufA
alf aiss s.HI. IaI $50 Hifhiaft ftfl.i aa4
Fsfttertl slff tasi Hisft.
So off.rs lsn stt tf NiesCsetff ersiss ~ a. Ia
f1Ete ~ sIIHef ffrpf.staf. near fs Elehnesf
Aa-ifr4a Ifsst 80 ~ sliea 81 shefi slIe..
tllss tslft
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

rpnauoas osl1 r'la'alse q ahei aFs
"Fres from poison.."
"N0t dangerous TO iAc Human fmnH,'
"Rais 10 not die the pr uises'
''fhey come ont Of their helssio die"
'rhey are tho only intlllble remedies known
'i2 years and more established &C. StW York cfg-'
C.ei by-ihe City Post once
J'.,.f ss--the City Prison. and 'ffea Hoases.
U,ol 1y-.he City Steamers. SHIPS. &c
Tse8 hs-ihc Ci,y Hosritsis. Alias iIeuses, a.
Ussf tg-thc City Hotels. 'Asio-s.' ~. Ni'hela &C
Used blythe Boarding Houses. a. dc.
Usef by--morc than 90, 900 Private Families.
A. one or f,r0 .Soecimcas ~ frfai = kfey-
,rkere said ~ ne fel3e- t3ffafs-t 'Ii'cif, DC.
uorsFKFFPERs- troubled wifi ,crinin need be
80 10 longer ff they use CosrkNs' k>trfnlinaiofs-
We have used 81 20 our sat faction. and II r BOX
co 4 80 We would have it We had tried p'isens'
but they effected uothiue. iut "to5rihh . article
knocks The breath out at Rats. Nice, Reaches, ana
he'd Bugs quicker than wc can write 81. Il Is 10
great demand al over The country Medina lol
Ga-srf.
MORE GRAIN and provisions arc destroyed an
nualld In Grant County ty yermin, than would pay
Tor tons Of this Rat and Insect hiiler,-l'ancas'sr
IMis.l Herald.
t'HENRiE. CASJfR We ere selling your pre-
parations rapidly. wherever they laFo been neri,
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
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