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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

VIZ reproduce from the New Alea"y
Ledger, this morning. a letter written BY
JOIN PErrfrr, of Lafayette, TO COMMITTEES
of Breckenridge Democrats. in July. lsoo.
20 which We invite the special attention OF
Douglas Democrats With this man Psrrsrr.
Who then wrote "Dougiss has denied he
faith and Is worss than al Inhdel, the Del
egstes from this county. 70 the sth Of Jan1-
AIRY Convention. struck hands and Joined
with him and bis fellows In h%oo:ing from the
Convention 4 resolution of regret for the
death OF DoreLAs, and an endorsement OF
his patriotism. Are you, Douglas Demo
cra.s. wiling tha. these would 90 leaders
sasi. transfer you also 10 the keeping ci
JoHs PErrIrrs We know you are not.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l3-All is quiet down
the road.
A delegation of ladies from Gibson coun-
~. Indiana. presented a stand of colors ut
the Louisville Hotel to the 5sth Indiana
regiment. encamped on the Louisville aud
Nashville railroad.
A letter dated December 9th, from
Charleston, S. O., from Col. Woodruff, re.
grets that the government have not effected
his exchange
A letter for Castleyille on the llth, To the
Democrat. saws that a skirmish took place
on A creek three miles west OF Paintsyiile,
between a portion OF the 81 Virginia cavalry.
under Col. Bowles, Federal, and a portion OF
| Marshall's forces, under Shawhan. Rebel
loss six killed, fourteen wounded. and seven
tsken prisoners. Federal loss two killed and
one wounded.
Before Bowles commenced the attack
Humphrey Marshall addressed his men. al
yisinc the surrender of the whole force.
The men refused, saying they preferred
fighting TO such a cowardly coursc.
After the skirmish MashalPs vhole fierce
fled. and three hundred pick~i infantry ant
nine hundred Federal cavalry pursued, ex
pecting to ovcrtake them and take Prestons
burg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Tux Jour IA Informs us and tbs rest oil
mankind, that there Vas but one National
Democratic Convention in 1860. and that IS
the one 10 which the first resolution oil the
slh Of January Convention refers. We pre-
sume this Democratic National Convention
referred TO, Was shat which nominated Judge
DorsLas. although the journal does not say
50. This explanation looks very well IN
print, buG how does il tally with the pro
eeedings of the Convention Of the 9Th instr
When a resolution Was offered endorsing the
course of DoCeLAs, tho Same Is received
with a storm oil Kisses and a genera. hootns,
and the resolution not suffered to be read.
and the proceedings Of that Convention as
published by the Sentinel Journal and other
Democratic sheets not doing the resolution
30 much reverence a. to mention it, presen-
sasion. What does this mean. Simply a
snsaking reputation Of DorsLas and bis
former doctrines. Why WAS it that not q
speaker IN that Convention ever mentionet
his name in any remarks made, soleiy be
cause DouoLAs could rise above bis party
and sustain the Constitution aud the Laws .
his country. The teachings of his last days
in their estimation, were hypocraey al
apostacy to their party, and now that he
dead they have FULLY fepudiated him for b
devotion TO his country.
The Journal calls the Convention tia
nominated BsscxIsRinok a sectional ont
that ito tendency was dissolution. We o'
lisve thas,-snd it takes consolation IN %
Iieying that is supporters cannot be hun
bugged." and that hereafter they vi
20 with his party. Take them, all you ca
get; you ave Characterized them a. disu'
ionists, aud We as a Uuion party are eertaI
we want no men OF that persuasion. "
presume you can make them eonveniel
party associates.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15
Cal. for a Union state Convention.

u - q III -
Sixty thousand Of the citizens of Indiana
having voluntarily taken up arms for the de
Tense Of the government, the preservation OF
the Constitution, and the liberties of the PEG
pie, il Is unbecoming those who remain at
home 10 array themselves in partisan warfare
against each other, the probable consequences
Of which must Ice TO prevent The resources
OF the country from being applied TO the sup
port and maiuienan.ss of the army, the engen-
dcring Of strife and discord. she Withholding
of supplies for the war-worn soldiers, and OF
recruits for the ranks ihinned by battle; and
nav terminate in the Generalization oil the
army, and the overthrow OF constitutional
liberty.
Thsrefore. most earnestly deprecsting all
efforts 10 keep on foot ravty influences. pre-
udices and discipline, all persons Electors
of Indiana. who are in favor of the vigorous
prosecution of tho war for the preservation
of the Union and the maintenance oil the Ooh
stifntion, are, without respect 10 psst poiiu-
cal associations. invited to meet in Mass Con
v%ention, at indianapolis. on the I'D day oil
February next. for the purpose oil nominal
ing candidates for the offices ct state TO ne
voted for at the next general election.
And 20 the end that Indiana may continue
70 enjoy the high position with the other
States which she has in the present war hith
erto occupied. aud that all the energies o
the State NAV be unitedly put forth for the
e~ffectual suppression of the rebellion. tina
the Constitu,ioa may be respected, It's au
thoriiy acknowledged. aud law and order one
more established all over the land, IL Is ear
nest; hoped that all good citizens will, TO
the time. put aside party, and unite Tor tn
country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Tus Journal Of Monday makes a coat :
s,on. 70 which No desire % invite specis. at
tention. In trying 10 explain VII 70
that the late Democratic Cons ention ed
,,aeIt TO all the platforms OF the party. Il
draws a distinction betw cen its national and
SECTIONAL platioFms-coneeding, b, necessary
;mnlication. that bot kinds we're Dsnoerafie.
OF the Breckinrdge platform. u says The
Convention hatnominated INSTRUMENTATION
sectional. like the Chicago Convention and
both traded 10 ne dissolution Of NE bnioH.
And il then goes to s@y. that the breck'n
ridge Democrats and the Republicans we're
CHECK by io~l during the canvass OF last
wear and PLAYED most beaatiasy into each
Others Notwithstanding. it means. Tor A as
salution Of tue Union Nov one would
.csrcel, h " expected u see the Journal 50
soon become cheek nv iowi' with anY~oi
the.e sectional meu who were contFiving 10
destroy the Union. Yet sIit,ie further dong
il says The past tiiieren g among the
Democracy Of Iaasaaa must and VII Do Ter
gotten" here Il agrees that the Douglas
men a.4 tie Breckinridge men we're AL
f,,maerafs. notwithstanding part OF them
were check by josif With the Republicans
tr,ing 70 dissolve tie Uuionl Hence Back
txs,pas "a Democrat, sid his sectional plat
f,rm 3. Democratic. aud all has friends arr
psmacrats-only they aFs no, DOUGLAS Dem
ocrars. Bas 40 matter tor that. they has'
Al couse together nov. says the Jo1fHa'
md their = pas, 4 ffesenees are TO be for
,ot,en., that - the Journal does not care a n
bsx much they we're sectional and how muc
thew did % break Up The Union. 80 they onl
help to IKE up the party uow lsntis
beautiful mxsasc Of black spirits and ara
all put in The same Bag We wonds
which branch % the party care ray ,
Which mart i the rrsk ksesd Democracy
We hove that We shall hear no more Of ii
Jsu,asIs terrible deuunciatons Of the 50
f,onal Republicans. siaee & admits that Il
now cheek bs j0el with sectional D1s
s,ats How does Il liz Tie company
We do not believe that the honOst 50
porters Of DouGLAs ase reads 70 be tFansis
rel in thu wsy D5rst,s, n his lie iim
denounced all these Breekiarsdse men
,r;,ors. and warned IA friends agaiess sAe
telling them that thev should support y
L,xcotx's Ads ui~sr.t.gn iu - Efforts 70 :
down their sFeas1a Bas aoW. N order
made np a party, . 'eN pretended ie'e'
have cot together a1d mads a. With 'h'
men. and boldly asOw That. that tsom :
tine. they will be found 'eaeek By ~
With these same men that Dovelss demo-
eel, Past difcrencpr are "iorsos'e'
are thes 3 That u. tic Journal : willing
forget seclioaalism and 'feaspa, u Their :
porters will only vote on rs -te H"ii
..cAsex by jo@. Mia aay body Tor votes
.Yeus vote, nv dear leao~, ~edeote CT
copper Tor your prinei5lss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15
Col. which not Resigned-His Promo
ton Probabie--Gcu. Reynolds
Military Matters.

Tclesrsphic correspondence VI Clio. 1a1sus.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IL.
There is no truth in the report that
Col. Which has or intended TO resign; but,
on the contrary. il Ia quito probable that tho
President will appoint him a Brigadier ten
cral.
Gov. Morton has autographed tho Presi-
dent urging him not to accept the resigna-
ton of Gen. Reynolds. but 10 grant him .
short leave Of absence until he can arrange
his business. =,
The SOD regiment. Col. McRcynolds, Is
ordered here from Nashville and IL IL said u
will be consolidated with the 56th railroad
regiment. Lieut.. Colonel Lucas OF the 10Th
Indiana. loft here to day with Enfield rifles
for that regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Hon. David c Branham has been appoint
ed by the President one OF the Allotment
Commissioners for the state OF Indiana nn
dor = recent act OF Congress, 10 facilitate the
,-ransmission of money by the soldiers 10 their
friends m home. There are three Com
missioners to be appointed Tor each State.
These Commissioners are 10 serve without
compensation. Ito object being 10 secure
the services OF public spirited gentlemen, and
exclude hungry Office seekers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

speeisi pszp.srh 70 the Cincinnati "ase"-
CAlKo, Jan II 8
rns CAIRO KxfKDiTloS. E
Matters here and at Fort jefferson semain
IN statu QUO. since my last dispatch Aes
scngers from below report the TROOPS com
Portable. The location selected y A good
90 The weather has turned quite cold.
With sharp. cutting winds. The roads are
drying very fast.
night near Blandville, 10y onc II oar scout
inr parties. lie had IN his possession d.
patches 70 spies IN Columbus.
Cant Baxter. Qaartermastef a tbs post.
h.s heen ordered to assume command Of
the transports. Capt. kounfz = to repori -
him.
A dispatch 70 Cen. Grant from Fort JET
ferson. states that this afternoon 4 rcconnois
sance vas made in the directton OF C0inm
huS bv a large force Of eatslry under CAPT
Stuart. supported By the lugh Illinois rel
ment. Col. Morgan. and The 18th Illinois. an.
IL. rol fawier. Gen. NcCfernand accom-
naniesl the force. which went three mites
hexooa ri,ott's Mills The cavalry drove
IN the rebel uickets. Al tue sane time tht
yun boats Fsser and ~. Ioos. under order.
81 Cana. Porter oil the Essex. vent down
The river toward Columbus. and When uui
rec ment Jeff. heavy firing was heard "a iha'
csino. Jan. ~
Nothing fresh from below to-day. Al
passes 20 Birds Point. Fort Eolt nrd For
jefferson have been STOPPED Under ~
prcsea-e vii they be granted 90 citizens.
snow .mmenced falling ~ r. an
continues
Two more columns VII be moved WIT
Kentucky 70 morrow. all tho transport
shere have been chartered for that purpose
Cen.r Grant m4dea Wit OF inspection :
R,rls POINT ard Fort Holt tbs z. VI
am assured from the best authority Tia
the troous are on thsir way here iron :
IauiA and will arrive tonight 90 fo.mol
ros F,tv prfonsrS taken tY 6ea fain'
under orders o. Gen. Grsut. telcErsThe
xe-terd.v. we're broaxit 20 bFras Font Z
dsv Among them : the ceiebrated tcl'
me- Bra. from whom Rird's Point derFesi
name.
. Ia ! aid positive evidence exists that J
has rortrhutei ssS.ooo 20 sd H. the rebe
lion. aud thar he voluntarily seat h sisv'
- work on the Qualifications - Columbus.
Three Of tie new gun boats. the Caroi
t, dales. Lsnisvil:s and Cairo. swung ost ~
~ stream 70 1av. The Cincinnati vii
! lkeusse to-morrow A tew dats VII 80
/, ace 70 get all into commission.
The weather he's turned intensely cold
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Ina m-aseels al ne lsie Csnsenton A.
TnEsnarolt seer = think dat the way 70
consulate fte Jhihn sentiment 81 The South
: ~ eeaso lrhsing tie reses and deal zen
defiy with them. How Zoo ish' livery sens
BE nan knows that there y not a Unien man
in East Tcnncs-e but pra{s dallJ and night
IL for the arrival 81 the lnion army N that
lovai ~bntcpfressel feg'on Asih morning
sun rilds Their m1unran foIa. thofsards
stain sheir eses NoFthSari 70 rstch the hrst
glimpse OF their long expected hut lcsg de
lsved deliverers In New Orleans m Mem
his. and crery other Southern city there =
not a Gallon man Who - nos ~anxlousiF amt
psavcsfully awaiting The arrival OF the go
erai ermiex-Nrr 4ltaag Iafor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15
mr.. q. a.. ucIean's Volcanic oit
Ispimepf.
TIM Btsr ExrlRNAL ~ rI Noelp fea Ms
IN RrA.I-

TIM Resr ExulRNAL ~ ruI MoRip. feh ht
al BrAsr.
-rhonsanas q human beings has- hesn sssri ut
ai deereputude and misery, ~ IL Use dtat infai
nahle lsnlment. II will relieve AZ alsn g. l. a*s
tantously. and b. viii cleanse, paiAA Hfi htA
f,ulest SORF Ia an Incredibly short tue. tftlAh
VOLCANIC OIL tINIMkNI vii relieve. u matf ~
veserate cases al kheumafsu, Govt ot H'afalsa
For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles, Slinrtsu f NfHf
ness Ia The joints. Muscles % iafhnshf. wi n's
=, 80. Two applications vii cure Sore flfesf
Headache ~ Fsrschc. Dor tufrt 90 #Att, Nf ~
Pain. IA j. az infaiHbie remedy. Try i, ais na NHi
fnd d ga indispensable remedy. hstr 90 f"ata 80
hand.
PIANTFES. FARMERS or any ore lstlsg fhafft
a haf -. viii save moHes ly usiug NdtaH Al
canic OF Ilflment. n - q sitri1 anl It4ft
cure Tor esn4. Spralnr. Chafsa. - eiinft. lar .tt
sweeney. sores, wounda. a~crstcbe@. or any 'tifH
diseases. Try ID. AID son viii he corttffri.
Dr. IL ~. Mclean, <ee ffemt.iai.
t.a4ulx saint laaE NH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

WI learn that the BREcKISRIDsE -Democ
racy of this city aud vicinity, do not feel par
t~icuisrly hattered BY the Journals declara
ton that their party and platform OF 1850
we're sectional. We don't wonder Al it
The Jouraal has an unfortunate way ofcul-
tiyating Friendship.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

pr. McLean,s Universal Pills.

on nxRE eonFfAINT. tisoUE>Ess. HEADACHE
There never has been a CAThAkIiC meaiet
offered 10 the public. that has given such entire Sci
isfaction a. scLean's Universal liHs-
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly ml'
cent ana can be taken by the most tender tutaft 81
prompt and pow erfui Ia removing all fAlious sTF
tionS. acid OF impure. fcud matter from tbs Stone
In fact, they are The only pills that to'aii
maiarioUs Districts.
They produce 30 gripping. sicAf<c~ ~ Fair
stomach or bowels. though very active and rsafsAtf
in their operation. promoting healthy seelcii -
th, liver aud Kidneys. Who eill sulsr IRON lii.Ut..
ns.s headache AMI foul stomach. WHOM 20 e.saI
remedy can be obtaincdf hefP them euasfa
hand: 4 single dose taken in seasot. ns} lItfsf
hours, days and moniht 81 Nehnest- AZ if
II weIran's Universal PILE. rake uo ether. htii
coated. they are t~aselcss. fTite only - cents 81
box ard can be scot b. mail Go any part % lf 7 5
J. n. NOLAN. Sole Prop .rtef,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

In the Southern cities the business men
gladl, take the l.. ). Treasury notes at par
and az gladly give fifty per cent. premium
for gold In exchange tor the Treasury notes
of their own Coniederaey. inns single ,ao''
in spite of all the empty noise OF the Southern
Confederacy's newspapers ana demagosuss'
clearly shows what Il Thought OF the compare
tive stability aml solveney OF the Two GOV.
ernments. the genuine Government anu '"'
bogus Government
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15
PERSONAL.
EARNEST APPEAL.-The

An EARNEST APPEAL.--The
~ undersigned would most respectfully call the
attention u hts frieids and patrons 70 the imperious
..eessitv IL settling orcc IN a While. aud the new
year having just commenced, being the time that
every other business nan expects TO make settle
meuts why should ne not also aspect the samei-
Having nuse.flea account~ q thirty yeers standing,
and fton that al The way down 10 the present time,
h feels II his daiy 20 cal uron all persons having
opou accounts % call immediately and make settle
urent Of The same. lie would much preift te hs.e
an come and settle with him In person, as he can DO
& better than a third person, bui IL they do not call
.o.n he wilt have % send a third prison. a heis de-
termired 10 MIKE ~ hroueh work.
p V. BALL
January lSd&efm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

There il a Government mule school
in MARYLAND. near Washington. We have
some old fogy politicians in this State who
would DO well to take a few lessons -Ner
1fbaas Ledger.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

COLLIE CiATE.
Terre-Hsute Female College,
Spuu,e SESSION.

u,UE next session Of the Terre
Il uau,e Female College WI oFet On itnfriay
- 90 - I.nnarx. insf and t~onfiune ave months.
r.. Jsrab chspman. Formerly frosssor IN Franklin
r.llere. r.. and late Pastor ~ ibr Congregations
caurch II Marshall. Ills. has been aided 10 the
r.~.isx NJ Chnpman has the reputation ~ a ripe
seheiar ana an abie and cfirient teacher. and brings
ai,tsn xnl,l,sa alallfs and iesrntsg into his ne~ head
- us,7nfres.. Nofs outstanding The strtnge nct II
thr times. the College. The pTes-nt session. y mica
re,ri, "a l,s ntnosf capacity. Tho-e who desire 10
en,s, I. ua,,l. Coz NJ easninv session, should aake
JoHN COVERT, President.
u..s. fsr. fOfh. fee2- DAWN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

DapS'r ExrLopr-A private iet'ef ITO"
Fort Pickens states that the rebels tire" IN
70 that stronghold. during the late bomo.ra-
msnt. six hundred shells, only nine oil "hicn
exploded. They were all OF English make
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Charles r. Adsms. IT ~ho holds the FeSt
RI, Lieutenant IN Massachusetts, cavalry
reuim. NJ. i the sss q. o'F present h'n.S'eF
.oFn~Iand. grand s04 - tie sixth President.
Id rTeat grand son cs lte second PRESIDENT
- ,he limited ~tatss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

The old Board Of Directors Of the Jehef
Ut R,;lroaa Company vas re elected a
s~e' Of course Mr.. Ricketts,. ne
sss pTes;deut. will retain his poslfon and
sIo Dr crothers, the universally popular
Superintendent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

TRUNPS: A NOVEL BY GEO.
W. CURTIS, splsnaidly Illustrated BY Hoppin.
MAcAuLAYs HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vel. 9TH.
THE WITS AND BEAUA or SociEff
ky the snthor ~ "Qussns q socis<y."
.,1ns~,f Al ". n. BuUKNanAMa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

DIyfpESD NOTICE. Soa,hern BANK q indi-
Fans has fhi< day declared q dividend 81 i've pr
cent. Is, On is CaYstsi stock. payable 70 stockhoia-
n. 90 and AFTER a. 18th Inst.
rs. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
r-rrs Hsu,s, Jan. 10th. fss dta~i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

NANfs o4 oFiftas
J. u. MnfIaxs. Priest fS NNi''NS '"
STATE Of Indiana. ! 40 County. ~
r $. Williams being duly worn, deposes and say
that a. Is the Cashier ofsaid Rank. .na That tue
soIng emo = ~ the condition ~ said Rank for the
ocrlet The Elm named. il true and correct, tothe best
of his knowledge and belief.
rs. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
Swern 70 and subscribed hefnre me. this 0a i'N %
January. lsf2. n.,,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

ss.ei., pssp.ssb 70 TIE Cincinnati "asetr
CNKo, Jan -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15
MEDICAL.

sE[E
Before TaAias. afisr fakin.
GREATEST REMEDY IN
ASp rs
uo.uuesicious 4 Delightful Cor
dial ETer SsSen.
THE THOUSANDS upon thous
ants who are daily using MeIesn's sireusihsi-
.nr Cordial. certify that ID is ABSOLUTELY - tnials
~ yr~esg Tor removing AID ISNI6oRATING I'll
shattered aud diseased system, p~ufis1af ara en-
fichine the hlood-fe>tofing the sek. sufas in.
valid g.
cag and strength
rafRR Is No NIsTAK AEoUTH
II wtN cure liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, naffius
bysentery. Headache. depression Il Spirits. fevel
srd kguc. inward fever, Bad Rrea;h. e. 4a5 fnst4a
u the Liver. stomach or Bowels.
GENTLEMEN, do you Wish Col e Aesitiff sute
ItDfFs. do you want he tloon 81 health te ar
toyour cheeks againf-then 80 atonee a.a -
McI4AN's STRENGTHENING cOfIfsf All
loo PURIFIER
Delay not . moment. Il j. vsrFAri,a to gsse salsias
ton. Il viii cure any disease u tie Kidneys, Womb
or madder: Painting. Distracted NenssuaLeE. lei
ling Of the Womb Bsrrenncss, 81 any dise asfs sftta-
bom Chronic or Nervous ivHthi'. ti*sr fH-s it
remedy.
For children.
% yon want your delicate, slckiey. puiy oaiar.
10 be healthy. strong and robusu-thcn eye tAsU
NcIean's Struggling Cordial, Sscf the offf ans ~
each bottle il - delicious 10 take.
one table spoonful. taken every 1,esiing, tss't +.
i 4 sure preventive against chill and fever. ysi..~
Fever, eholera or any frs.slins disease. -
may try to palm upon y0a a bottle 1Btefs ~ 81
saparilia (Which they can bay cheap ~ sssias .
lust as good. There are even men bAsk saq-gh 10
steal a rart Of my rame 70 dub their VIII clce<-
con-. Avoid such infamous rlRATFS AID ihcsFi-
famous compounds Az Tor DR.. :! II. Aeiean''
Strengthening Cordial aud blood f1IAef. ia.'
nothing else. II j. the only remedy hat VII pufl
vour blood thoroughly, aud ~ tho Sane uia..
SrRFNGIHEN aud INtiSORATE the whole eIesI
zauoa. Il j. pu; up IN large toihes-Sl 1ef tff.
or six bottles Tor q.
DIR. }. II. Mel1EAH, sole rregrieior
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15
N q. a.

oFFICIA l.
Published in The Paper haping TIE Large
Circulation :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-15

Matters here and q, Fort jefferson ema'n
IN statu QUO. since my last Dispatch. Mes
scncers from below report the troops com
Portable. The location selected y a good
one. The weather has turned quite cold
with sharp. cutting winds. The roads are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-06

fabB-dim
r EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur wa,eot,, Clara wolcoit Nathan Eewfom,
Geo H Gill, Price. Ferris 4 90. Geo G Richardson,
EfIhn Turner, Geo Gross man, Gvtnnef6 jenkins,
psEram, Paynisr Davis Lipp*neott, Hunter Scott,
james KsEt, 2satee q Co, VIM Gray don Il Co. Lind,
Brother Il Co, Abbott. johns q Go:
You hereby DoiB ed that there 10 now on file In
the office Of the Clerk pf tbs District surt OF Les
county Iowa u Fort Madson the petition Of Eliaur
Wolcott, claiming Of you Arthur wolceu, the sum Of
Seven Hundred and seventy Dollsvs, With interest
from June eth 1854 ~ the rate Of ter per cent. per
snnum payable annually. II ssMe rste money d o.
IL due him frsan yoa, Arthur Msorctt, protnis-
sory netsj asd caAtmin9 sGainst oil Of yo1 NE tore
closure Of mertEsge given ty the said ototf 10
he payment or said note the sasteriy hair OF
iet In bek sn s lbs city OF Keaknk county Of Lee
and State CT Iowa..
Now, unless you appear and defend thereto osbe-
fore OF the seeend day of ths nex term OF said
court commencing ard 10 be holden on the third Nom
DAY ofMas. leoe, u Fort Asdisos, dseault will BE-
entered sgsnss you and alsdknsni rendered shers-
on for mount claimed interest and costf Of su ALSO
decree cutting on snd foreciossns si rights In
and the equity OF Fedempton 81 the said property.
Ne personal claim - made against any u yen e.
e@rt said Arthur Weicott -
HcCRARY d BRUCE,
feb01-d1n Atty's for Pptf-