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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-12
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Governmental Claim ent,
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Office, opposite the Courthouse.

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ais.7 &e1es REFERENCE
Hon J. M Emunds, GenpLa
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j. of Treasury. Okey,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

There is a variety of Skin Diseased, that
have bafled the skill of the most eminent
practitioners, and have resisted the medicinal
trs.tment of the most popular remedies of
modern science. IL ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-12

By order of the Board
JAMES O. AMOS, Clerk.
Sept. "a, 1862--swsSzi - ss1esso
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-11-12
TO TEACHERS.

TO TEACHERS. -; -
The Board of Examiners will hold
meetings at Woodsfeld, on the following
days:
Oct. Saturday H.,
- t-A@ 9 Go \ = 26
Nov. Is.
.,s j Dec. g Is.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
Work To-Day.

l,s The duty Of every loyal citizen 70
throw aside his work to-day and devote the
ssms at the polls. al depends on the work
20 DO done to-dsy-if oer friends turn out
a. they should. and 10 believe they Will. We
shall carry the Union ucke, By handsome
majority.
We ny to the friends OF the Union again,
great and nomentous issues are depending
upon the result Of the election thl, day. III.
By tho apathy Of the UaiOn men. tho 90
called, but nisnamsd. Democratic ticket
q elected 10 THE State. IL will give more aid.
comfort asd courage to the rebel cause than
the gain OF two victories 10 battle by them
but II 20 elect the Union ticket. az it should
30, by an overwhelming majority. the las'
ay Of hope and encouragement viii be
gone with the rebcls and Il will add greatly
towards crushing oui tho rebellion.
Then. We say. let every man devote thu
day at The polls. Vote early yourself, aud
see that your nslshbors vote. Ls, ibis dsJ
be given 70 your oounsrys cause
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

gngrox Exrarss: Sis-Ths Editor 81
the Jsss.sl s.ys Gen. Kirb, Saith sdv'sed
.ons Of The psrolet prisoners 70 20 home
ssd vote he Rep1bliesn ticket. This be
llsve to BE fslss. SO far from gives such
advice. Is = stated ncss positively. By sous
Of ocr comrades. TIA, be advised ezacsl, tie
rsvers-sellirs them % esss 'heir v0'v OF
.. ". VOORHEES,.
oss thsag re 60 ino~--shs reesi Colonel
CLARK. OF Tennessee. ssid a. RichDood. Ky.
Tia, n al the representative, II Ccogress
iron lndisn. we're Ike Mr.. voosAess. our
STATE ~oalt &c jvs; ~hat thy. lths reesls.)
-ans her 70 Be why" ud be Mr..
rssrs<.s - s-s 81 ssr sesf friesSs.''
What he rebels vAnt lndlana 10 Be =
tals-sAey ws.f ker 70 - sssfsi Issfl fA< rsess
&ssss sess,ss fss Esaus S;sfes' and tsis Is
tAsir rs- slss. sna "a Sic rss Of thea
nth aops Cor he success ci high ue<sor'-
Bat airs IL ten of tie soiiiers N Kirby
eaitAs arnv. thai sroks .. ssened 70 be
Sch Of rs&soo. ant sr'irelv dsvcd II here
fla success.
he~s ssrsals Das p<ossssos 70 - a
g>srso<. tan vsss ssr voossees = go. tA.n
ss~< fo,ks ssn tivee
vsns s~>s g ssst all. tsss.sssrsss
A.t s,z-< IN $3.50 90 De-
ne rs'ss &c - 49, O. s.
a.. e>sA - ~ - ~
A fosTivf4sss
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The Couutv Ticket.

Josx II. BAnR and wutfAz CoATs. candi-
dates for the Legislature. are both gentlemen
veil known 70 tho community. They are
both mechanics. and have thus far In lie
earned their living by hard labor They
are gentlemen ofgood sound practical sense
and are good Union men. and II elected they
will attend we'll to the interest of vigo eoun-
" 10 the Legislature neat winter VoTEToa
ssxs
3snusI CosSss. ous veil ka0.n sheriff
a a candidate ios 20 election. lie Is me
caanlc also by trade He las made most
sscellsnt. faithful and efficient Sheriff aud
ibis We know guarantee biz recollection -
VOTE FOR HIN
". \. nrnHAx the candidate Tor County
Treasurer was born anl raiscl nv ige county
Every body Who had anything 70 do IN tho
frca,aser- onlcs during Me- Soorr's term
snow how faiihfalhs has discharged his
aatIs. He slwa,. wears smile on his face
sad whoever has any business With him
comes ava, in good humor.-VoFf FOR
HIM
Vuuas Raowx ,Np likNIAsiN AekKFN
Who does not know "uNcts RutY" and
"UscIt Bx~f oar pre.en, faithful County
conmi<soaers Their past conduct IN Office
.hoald Be .hars guarantee OF their re-
elsc,ion BY large majority. Ii you want
nithfal and eaRclcnt Commissioners VOTE
FOR THEN.
caxIrcrRKk DxxoaKsr. the candidate To-
county Surveyor. !. gentleman well quail
.aed to discharge the duties Of that Office
and shoald be elected. VOTE FOR HIN
Joss q. ADAMS. the candidate Tor CoFo
ner. l. an old cifisin and . gentleman 0
good sense and habits. tie viii discharG
The duties Of that ofsce With hiels,v
elected. VOTE FOR HIN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

There are Democrats tickess being CIR
culaset containing the name ofB- II. Corn
wall for the oflce Of County Auoiiof.-
There i no vacancy existing N the once Of
countyIAuditor. ] am the legally elected
Audi.or Of yigo County, duly commissioned
snd qualified. Ny term Of Office expire or
The .th Of November. i-s3. AT which time II
live. shall be ready . hand the same
over 70 nv successor. have never had a
commission a. = Captain in the army !
have never drawn a cen, Of pay for service :.
al never expect 70. have spent and
los, over $500 since went into the army
have euployed deputy IA ny Office Al a.
expense Of over 81 600 per aunum
F,lio.p-cifi-ens-I appeal to you whether
% mean. Low and conienptibls an act as this
. sudor-ed By hi- party shall 20 uaFebuked.
While an trying 10 Do my country sons
GOOD As a soldier, this man Cornwel aud hi'
party are trying TO take from ne my only
source Of living for myself and family. Thi'
nan AMI his party profess 70 be the friends
Of the soldier and the country. bat their true
/ character stands fully exposed IN this act
They hope now By sneakiDgly casting sev
votes for him to-day. 70 get foundation To-
a law sui, TO Glch from me tie balance Q
tho pi,tance may make In that Office
Justice TO myself and the country demsnd
| that YOU should know these facts.
E.B. ALLEN.
Auditor Of Nigo County
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

you, by this party. uaited with The South. Il
they succeed Monsrehial power such a.
viii compel sou. nos only - work by tie
eide Of sis,c. ia Indiaa.. bui you ani vors
sons. % help e0mpose sanding army COR
the uphold.ng % srch Governments. All
the D.vine ias..tat-sn a. The chef cornes
stone Shollt iac rebellion succeed. then
men viii receive their fera--i sid Il Wall be
no less ,hEn Inc plantation with the nee
essary lively blacks 70 work for hen How
mech more thea. sill lhcsr mca lie hoEos
ed aud looked m % thsn Il upheld by your
honest sree labor be~src ! ssy i i for
I YOU 10 see 10 j.. thar oef fFescnt benign snd
glorious Magma chArta. - bresefyst which
can or.y be done. bT cfu-hiae oas 80 oFis
porer which ftrcafeas = ae-fs1r i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

rxs Unior meeting at Britge,on. on yes
,srdsy, vac largely attended. We addressed
the meeting for the space Of three hsurs on
The beauties Of Democracy as erenplised
b, Jaxr, Brcs,sas Jrez D bEIour ard
some others
Parke County vii give a us.oFi'y for
soorr approaching Elk hundred.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

Whoever Is not prepared 70 sacrifice par
Z, organizations and platforms on the altar
Of lis country docs not deserve the support
md countsnancs Of homes, men.
We must cease discussing party issues. make
70 slluslon to old party tests, have no Grim
;u.tIous and recfiminations. indulge IN no
,arn.s. one against tL- other. as 20 sho has
hen The esusc Of these troubles. - A
Do~a.ks
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
auditor Of vigo County.
be- 81 ls6a

Two gentlemen. one frou Riley township
and The other from hevins, came to TIE
Soldiers Relief oeice to-day OF busincss eou-
rectsa With relief. and stated that on the
.ay 20 the Office John ". Kemp. a candidate
for Representative. told one Of them that
,hoy need not 20 to that oesco expecting any
relief. AZ that IVES only disposed 70 The Ia
vori,o fe~-as be knew. for be bad himself
relieved persons who bad been there time
after time ADD could get 10 relief
The nan being unacquaintoc With the
working Of the relief Office was disposed to
believe Kemp's statement and as he said.
heslta,ed 70 come TO the Office. We ex-
planned the working Of the plans OF relief to
him. with which he expressed himself entire
" sa,isfed. We called on Keup iof an cx
p.ana,ion and tie names OF tho poFsons who
e.s shared his bounty. lie states that he
had gave OF money very bouniifuiiy to
German woman living 10 tie county. bu'
did not know her narne--ssio
he had furnished her groceries from Wee
kCo. | called upon Mr.. Weis 10 know
II Keup's statements was true, and Weis'
stated that Il wa not true, looked no fur
Their, being satisned as was at fira,' that .
vas all fabrication II Kemp, or any 9th
err person wishes 20 know how tho Relic
matters are conducted. LET him come TO 1b'
Office, or inquire Of tho committee Wh'
has tho management aud direction Ct Ia
| fund and they can learn. The business
character Of tho committee ought 10 DO
sufficient guarantee 10 the public that sucl
.a,emens, as mado by Kemp. j. withon
foundation md rntrlo
JANIS HOOK.
a p.te c.co-.t,.ec
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

lMtOkIASl To cOLDlEho.
no call tue siieatiol Of al having rel .tious 80
1ien1s Ia thr army 10 the fart that "Hoonauas
Cstuan Bitier's" viii carc nlne-ienths u the dis
eases Induced ~ exposures and prlvatloEa incdsat
10 camp life. u The lists published almost daily N
The neNspapers tie arrival 81 tho sick. viii be
uoiieed that very large proportion are sunsfing
NON debility. Every csse u that Aini can b
really cured by Hooiant's oernaa Mt'rfs. lls-
sass- resulting IRON disorders 81 the digestive
gas are speedily removed. We have no hssiiafion
Ia stating that. n these Bitfets were freely used
su.org onr eoidisrs, huntr~ds - lives might 20
ss~et tkat Otherwise viii Be lofi
Wecsi particular sGtorfiou % IL following re-
narkshl ana sell auia~ntiested cure q cEc q The
naten- heroes whose ifs, 20 use he owr lsnguage,
''hs4 bsen asved ~ The Rtfrrs.'-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

lsiszxsIoS - Hsyt. -kirA s.s es<a =
grorrsp fcr ssss - tie ~EsA very fair
soocsn. % l,ts<rarts1. Y nss ~soiiy .as
Astysta sAssrS re<fset a silsret. eeosus.
- eseid ~ kncsos "a lsvcen Govern
u~x - 1855 zs~szrs. ~s.oa e 3ee1e1
essszslal = ssrc-ss h =. ee,crrisE sr.ues
=srv3sSt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

The dead heads trAyei al their own risk.
A New York court 20 held last week in the
case Of damaged party who was riding on
pass on the Scw York CentTal. ltis held
in the light OF coDtrac, Of exemption be-
tween the company and the dead-head.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

THl Richmond papers record a osse OF
some s,gnifcarcc from States Rights point
q view. 4 conscript ia kibcrt county. ia,
haviie nod fos bis freedom. Judge J. W.
Thoma.. Of The Superior Court, Tot him on.
pronourcing the conscript act Of the Conied-
crate Congress unconstitutional. snd al The
laws. order ard regulations urfef IT, there
fore roit
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

lLa Iuslslt.e Wire ftIl.ilaer.
a ho>s brilliantly sTacsial Tcssi...n.
rren a single wire. 90 tni.Asi
able elevation floin The sfoan a
txailo uulg Pal admiral IL
frath. fh.s sinruisrly bsAissh y
Inf.ar Eu.eriAiuusif Is q care
Fl D .a4 .niY ia - kboen L.
ia i1cn ttousalAs - tl.lf TO Pc
fliion far the fnrIcrf - tseits =
An.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

A ~ xiH ,osifiu,is pfrrerf YELLOW RI
YER. BILIOUS FEVER. DC
THY CONTAIN
No Alcohol or bad Whisky!
Tssy VII car tte aSevo e.ssascs 10 rinssy-,.ino
cases OF a hundred.
Irtncos Nv TIE sr,eugsvS .aie aud universal pop
niarfy CO Hooe and's Cer1sn Hf.s.s II lr-iy Neso-
table, hosts q ignorant oescks III unscrupuio,s
s1vsntcreTs. have opened upor sahsrin< Lu" ani'y
WHISKY. Wiley compounded with inslioos drugs, and
etrissenee ronics. etonsch;s arc Bitter
beware o. he iurnmsTahle array 81 AicS1oi.c
prep arAtloEs tr pietLo-ic bottle ard zig beiiiec
kegs. under the modest appslssouo # BitsTs; which
instead Of GU Ing, only sTsravate tssse ard lsayc
Toe dis-pPo uted sucerer ~ despair
HooFLAND'S GERMAN BIITERS.
Are nos a ns~ snd ulirisl article, bat have stood
the tsst 81 fifteen years uial by tic American pub
iic. and their reputation raie, 40 net rvalicd ~
stS similar preparation.
The propiielors hsyl 'her-art - letters from
the mOst eminent
CLERGYMEN,
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS.
AND
CITIZENS
Teslfyias. q iLeif own por.onsl tnoOisdel 80 shs
beneficial effects and medical virtues ofthese biers.
DO you want something 20 Strengthen you 3
+ Do YOU want = Good Appetite
Do YOU want 60 build up yow Con-titntion +
Do you want 20 Peel Well
DO YOU want 10 get rid Of Net.a,upes
T 10 You want Euergy
Do y0u want Slcep Well
Do you wsns Brisk and Vigorous Feeling
ffyou 30. ose HOOFIANDS GERMAN
RITTERS
From J. Acusoh. ID. Editor - fhs En-
eyeleptdia Of Religious kRcsc!edgs.
Although net disposed - favor or recommend
Patent Neticine3 ~ general, ihrouFt tistrust 81
their dents @s.e efrNi4i vet krosr 60 tu.
NJ be believes himsed q have rs~<lgei Ron ans
simple preparation, IN lie Lops that b. my thu
contribute 20 the benefit q Others.
40 Tia The more readily 10 regard u Eooesrt
German bltfers prepared by Dr. y. N. Jsskson, q
this City. bseau.e was prtjud.crd 9ssnst .ne ~
ra.uy years, usder the impression that Tier were
chiefly Al alcoholic mixture au Indebted = rs
friend Robert shoemaker, ESQ. isr the renewal Q
this prsJndcs BY proper tests, and Tor encourage
msnf 70 try them, when suffering from great ans
.oag continued debility The use q three bottles G
ihsss pittcrs At the beginning q re present year
VAS followed By evident relief. and restor Ton ~
AGREE Of belly sndsntal vlgsr which bad nof Eel
Tor 81 months before aad hst ai1oai desoalrsd G
rexssnlns I therefore thank oot AZ ny irlsn
~ dlrFecsirs as TO ths rse q them.
J. SevToS BROWN
pa .nfta.t. len. - Isse
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

rsyssas.ss ssad srlsanse 81 ssLs', SEQ
"Fres from rossoSs."
''Sot dargerOusto The Human rsni'y.'
Rats DO net dis CO the premises"
They come out Of shsir hoiee 20 die
They are the only tuaslnbis reuetsse isS~s.'
''ls years ana more established 10 Nev Ncft ci'f.
Jssi bs,--sAo City Post oface.
ysof lg--ttc City rriscns ard station hca>e-
rsst sy-the City Steamers. ship. &c.
Ceef Iy-ths City Hospitals. Aims H0u-s. a..
U.sa tsshs cny Hotels. 'Asloss,' re. fcho.ss' &c
Ted ty-ths Boarding Hcoscs. a.. a..
Cssd ignore tAsn ~, 90 Psvass rsrNiiis~.
a. be cas- o. t,so sssc.rscns Y stidf 8 kseyg-
,rio-e said - - Fcop'e- ktssove- DS>resss ~
HorsRKErPEhs- ;ronhlst with vsrspin nesa be
90 10 longer. II they nee CcarAzs hA,etmioAsofp.
We have upsd Il 10 onr satisfaction. and u a hes
cost IS wo would have &C. We bad tried Poisons.
but they effected nothing; bot 'CosrkEs' article
tnocls Tic breath cut of Rats. Nice. keaehes, and
Bed Bugs quicker than Ne can write Il. IT'S W
great csmanf al over The oounify. NecinA lo.l
IG-<1s
MORE GRAIN ALL prSsiaoas ale derIotsi al
nuslld 10 Grant Csuuty by vsrmin. than would pay
for tons Of this Rst aDt Ihser' killer -isnoA~'e'
wis 0srlh.
IIHESRYR. CASIAk--we -Js seillns yosT pss-
parsuons rapidly. Wherein they have been tse !.
Rats. Mice, kosches sDs vermin disappear rapidly
:. Ecxkp A srcr-yxs. Druggists, Wirisori No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

WILL PRACTICE MEDICINE
w aud Obstetrics. IN Terrt- sni~ sas ,ieiai,,
IN al it, hrsrchs-
OuIcE-Sc. : Crior Row. ~ stairs.
Rssnsxcr-So. e. Eagle st-. ncrih - S@-uinAEy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
"a FARIr KATE,

F.ssn Pike Grand Opera uo@ts.
IN ell heg roe ~ t'.s
Ssw Ballet. pronounced = niH
Masters compaiabls also ia
snisns.t Double Dance Nth Nl.e.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

90 his e~,ef ellr horse Demon 4
IAsfssset rs .ormrd ana traf'i.
faHr marked. erd h'-fil iftirf
- -. 4 -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
MILE. AIfCE.

TIE most delightful q fIcssifii1
l.atlcs. a her tr.il.snt At a
Horsemarship. tsautlfil, srsrefai.
aud darlug Riding backward With
e. rauch ssss - fsrgsaft. lying
Though taloous aLt over bsnLsfss
ana ilrm,ng psinrCs q -lseh fie-
eauce and grace, Is q hAye TsIaai
i q her ti.s sobsl.af u Cattr q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

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EvosN~ A.>>,>>>>x>>N w>,N
sMrs SwsN\,,>vs, S\>vN,>>e.
B~>l,sss. O\A S~vs%., Ws~M-
Msss Nv St>SSw,~~ oS Ms
AO,v>Ss.
EvosNa A.>,>>,,NS>N v>>N
e>Avs tAs Nlosa oNSN,.>o>v
ASNhueM, Nv S>l>vs~ .s\,.N-
NteS.
EvoSN@ A,>>>,..>S>N MAN.
cave N,ovvN,N, t,>wsN ~
Aoses SvoVN wv. ~ l>><ss.,
Avo\>s once ~ >,>so \>os,s".
EvostS A.>AIN,N. AZ ~ N>s
EovyNsv Ss,NsAN
EvoSt'A A.,>>,.N>s.NN >N.A
ewve NNs E,S\,,\~
NeoA NSNs )"\\"~>,,>1
Wv. EvosN. NsNv ~ \
wuvs ,>>sN e,>vsA ~NoAs"~s
y V,s>w>~ ON u M"s~s ~
NN>vNe, vS,>M oV\s NoN>\, ~
AN>.v sNesNAxVA Al,.l,>,>>.A
~ - So
MaMuSoc,uvsA oMA ~"\A
NJ wMo\Gso\e Wy
DIR. j. M. FROST.
% East washington s<traSt
IEDIlEAP0LIe. IND.
Mao NN oM NvA9g,s,s
AID CowvNtvM MsveNN0Nts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14
sasrER lssEs sOslEsOa


fusf ufr a f0rsa atrsad, tisf
rra,Igal Z .ue-frisn IA th@ ~orlt !.
(. D. nskSt hefss champ. lH ~
l l. - I--.I--I .l.l.IDa .n..nI.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

Nss.fs. gosss KTa.s well. gcutiemeu, yosr
uOofsnds ocrfnsa Bittfrs has saved my life. There
l. no mistake in this. Il j. vesehsd for b numbers
at my couarades sore o. whose names are append
"a. and Who feliy coZnissnt q All the cream
stances q my case. en-. an hsve beef &C. The
lsst four yssrs. member fisherman ceichra tst
battery, Ani uusisr he immediate command 81
Captain T. O. AyFes Through he exposure attend
an, upon ny arcucus duties, uas attacked n No-
v,ruber lat ~ith nasmstion O. tie lung, AID was
.or ssventy-tso days IN the tospitel Ihis was 81
lowed ~ great debility hrighsened uy sn stfaek q
dyssntsry. I~n then removed rem he Write
House. snd sent 20 this city board lie steamer
state % Maine. from which llanfs1 On fhf -~fh oi
tsbe. STAGE that tins hsvs Seel abost AZ loE a.
Yer week Or more vas scarcely able 70 s~aiics
anything. srs II dlf force rsors>l down. y wss
imnsdissely thrown ~ ass,a
co1id hot ssea kssp : risst 81 vstsr % ny
tlonsct. life coeld cot lasf uatsT sucb cirrun
-ssso-s. enc. sccor1ngly. he physicians. ~ho La
o<sc working fss,tfully. thcugh unnecessarily -
r..sse ne tror TIE srs.9 = he er.s4 sEehsr:
ADVISED ne % zee cisrTJuaa. nd 20 maze such
cisposltcn q ~ lrsitsc frrcs - let f1'fet ne
Ac scSc .icfsDos vta vfstts< ne a. tie bospttAi,
M Ffscsrick slsicbgos1. q eixth belo~ A'ch
.tresi. stv1s-1 G., a. foricTa tcPs. - ~ yea
B.tiers. sE1 <.sdiy prr<1re1 . botiis FREQ -
tiEs ec-l7eroec tskiog then tie gloomy shs1os
q 1ssss recorded, sre a. rs~. tha1k Go1 81 Il.
/ sst;is< better. Teczgs have tsks1 - 10 bos
ties. hsvs already ssissa - posn<s. and ies'
ssnssipe q being psfuitist - fs,osn ~ u1is al
/ tscxcssr rcz wtoz I law kszs1 ooshsn< 80
csg1ts<a raoslss. for. gsssfr2~c, am i7Tti VIZ
ssniau. fro- re v.rsrity - Froas Rotal Z re-l
F-e2i.4tis Effsrs eve tae ctrt.rsy 81 i,-l ~si1-
hss t4xe- tae rfsce = r-r-e feart-fo yer Effe-'
~i,i o~s tss xcfiors pfsv:less q sssis s..-Yiul
y ~ tr-o1 fhos wbo ara ickfssi = re q BE
vc-y sru,~ vc1~s.
ISAAC XAl0yL.
". s.s,x eo.eur n aSs ss..tk q So 49, stsss.
n-nf a. Ne hst tespsirtf e secIsr CO ra17fatf
NJ Nsioo<. rtsfsrs1 = bsaii1.
L. cs1llsscx Ia Ss~ rerk battsss
ts-srks A. ArkleT. CO c, ilts hsi1t
l<sss Ckrvsnsr. ~ Ss~ Yea
r sp<orsr. isf krtinsFr. bsrtefTf
IA Fss<wxn. c.. 8 - Fe<-c1t
Hrory D L<Fuce. q O
Esxsy r Nsresslz. Ca G. en- Ns4
,-Snf wrs C r "a E1ioe
us-ra. Keel, Co n - rsw fcrt
~srsx-ss' r 1brzss. C. J, 80 Fsc-s
krtrrw J Xuss'l C. A. - verzeuf
i s-ss s--kf-s .. q 100 rr--r7f-reta.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

Tvost's Nm
,,NeW, ~ ess-
to>M uwA S-
|SsSNWM cave
ISov &>s~w>~-
l<>S>N.
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swvs VowsN-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

AZ each sAh.t.;iss. 30 srssf 49,
fusis arranged set soaaeisaiif
fira.lr4 rrr.srrsanna.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

"C5s,ar's" RAJ. Roach, ~ kHsesso'D-lfar.
"Cosfar's'
"CDsfar's" Bed.b4o EsfomnsSfoF.
"Cessarsi
"Cosfsr'a" Electro Peud,r. for inssois, &c.
Il ~ 20. snd f1. 90 F4s... Botils- ani Wash.
nf.f a. sisea Tor Plantations ship. .fesfs.
u1i~... &c. -
CAUTION III To lfevsLt The pueiC ,fosn
b.las imposed up0I. h., 5, eus ssd HsAg Feyvsf-
eious Iss.tassOas. tfN ia,sl has be<n prepared.
bearing Jocs.Es.le - - rIoprieior's fignsiure
ExafntTa each boz. il 81 naef carefully before
pureha.ing. spa to. fettifg INT tsst"r's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

Madame Eobfpson. Mi.c. Agnes.
Nile. Alice. Ia farie Kate, Asie.
Eueeui- Re Jotms, from the rtir
rirai Tbestegs snd AIrphithestsfs
II Lurore and The United klsies,
and Pixies Grand OpeTr hot'f
rfnrfnrsft.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

pi.busslns Asea, of Rollf Committee
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-14

fusis arfauged spf ~eaaei4ailf
4 iea4n- Icr.srnAnos.
MASTER JON ROBINSON
MAST. WILLIAM ni IIeN.
MASTERS IL CRoW OAR
RAJ. FoNfAlNE. 4 ANGELO
ulfh 4 hr-t 81 mincf ~t4gs, VII
assist "a reutsrinz the erisrfais
.usnfs aYei AID lIliiislf.
GRAND ENrRANCE INTo
NfpE DIN Ol WILD BEASTS.
Iari fstrill cnc lrr With a isfo-
rier.s Itau - The lovely fs.cius'-
On. graceful. set daring
EUGENE OF lCaHt
Nithou. ExtrR CHARGE
lTl.s srsat RUSSIAN TIA. l. iset
rtfsA. With inlalenss anl.~4-. cap-
.tursa - the Niits q Siberia.
t~.tns-l and fausrd ~
The New York herald., 1862-01-15

The TRIBUNE ON PUBLIC PLuNDER.-The Tri-
s6une yesterday had another homily on public
robbery, and denounced in general terms, by
which nobody is hurt, "a horde of speculators
and peculators and plunderers making remorse-
Jess forays on the public treasury" 1t is like
Satan rebuking sin, but at the same time taking
care of his own. Why does not the Tribune
and why do not the Times and the World, pub,
lish the report of the Van Wyck Committee,
which describes the facts, with the names and
dates, the amounts swindled, and all the cir
cumstances attending the same, ascertained by
sworn testimony If Greeley was sincere this
Is what he would do, instead of firing random
shots in the air not intended to do any damage
But he knows that the chief operators are aboli-
tionists and emancipationists, and hence he
keeps back the evidence against them.