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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
fAKMs AND FARMING Ian

n
v IN CHEsThRRIELD COUNTY, IN SIGHT or RICHMOND
= AND WITHIN ONE MILE OF MANCHESTER, fok SALE A
f3AUCTlON
q AZ the requ Mr. Chas Rhodes shall eel at PUBL
auction. the premises On Tuesday, the 2ist JaDun
~, 1862 At II ocl)ek ~ II far not the hrlt fair dc,
Hereafter the valuable REAL ESTATE which Mr. Rhed
resides The entire acg contains about 200 hsn
npke and both sides the liver road The ant
Gently surveyed and has been Into
smaller tracts ranging from 10 TO- ZACH aecor log 10 H.
prolin TO Manchester The plan and Can be
Z our office In a few days.
On this act there bull Ing that be sired for tn
gen eel odaton Of large family The ds iig built
sold hewn granite and In the fec. ord having
recently thoroughly repaired and pAntod The o1tbudngs
a fall No. I.
q place well and avorsby known that genera
description Is deemed unnecessary.
The other lands particularly valuable Of the
Richmond Upon each lot there will be found hand
some building Site and nesJ every well Ell and
,rthem aluabe quAres and Ice ponds
granite delivered by the lie railroad (which pa
= through the iand,) at cheap rate
Be e the main dwelling tc there on the land reares
ter comic table dwelling &c the place called "Pro.
fLeyel" This place will be subdivdsd Into lots Of from
acts each suit for sububan resdencss sTk. ga
=bs
Altogether this Is the valuable body o land that has b
Tered in Market Richmond, for years past
unter 1900, oneOurh cah balance at y
aud Is month % COO third cash. aance at
tES yeain either for negotiable notes. interest added
cured by trus. deed
y The for lsC2 10 be paid by the purchaser,
:. con u APPrR5ON, Aue'fs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

INOk SALR.-12 900 lbs prime Leaf Lard
L. 100 boxe. TalloW Candles
10 ties Rice
20 birds N. o. Sugar
80 bbls soup.
~ boxes Toilet soAp
80 Sardnes
l5l bbB really ane Irish PotatoeI
so bbls Oruihsd Sugar
IS bbs Powdered do
$40 gas Rye Whisky. year, old
10 bbls pure Corn Whisky
81 do Apple Brandy
10000 Seq Irs, some very fine
Pro boxes Lyncaburg Manufacture Tobacco
- cases NJ. Moores smoking do
zoo kegs Old Dominion nails al
Ials JIHNsl ON. YOuNGER OTEYs, IS Pearl ST.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

$40 REWARD
ILL be psd and giesons asked for the return OF NV
w pocket Of surg instruments lch stolen from
my Office, on oh street. next door 70 Monument Hotel
. sTenaeuum and Aneursm Needle missing In the
III aims, ,weyer among other nstrumen very fine silver
oahter OF three Pieces stan and point each for male ant
female, and silver Receiver for fused Nitrate silver slo
missed AIRY, months ago, the LIST volume
N pey aud QuAlnG Anatomy, for which viii liberal
yard.
jais-3' 7. CLAY hADDUX, NJ n.
iLACON lbs sury cured Family Bacon consisting OF
ID Hans Sides and Shoulders so bbs WI pure Cider Viz
egsr, on consignment, and for sale BIZ
iliS IN. PLEAsANTs, l5.h street.
nTLvIrRIOL.-Af few oArboys for sale iby
NJ jlls DOVE co., Druggists.
A DuINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate Of VIM Irving Scott dec
present them propeJ authenticated Aad al persons In
htd said E,tae will make immediate payment
n order 10 the settlement Of the Estate
JAMES A. SCOTT. Adn'r.
iAiS 1t OF wM IRWIN SCOTT, Decd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20

The foregoing Real Estate negotiated for privately
he day sale but all the stock machinery and fixtures will
sold At auction 10 TIE highest bidder tie day adyered
jlS-tds GOpDTS APPEas n, Aucts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

soxx results Of the musz which the County
Convention was thrown into on Saturday BY
the individuals, who we're 80 exercised for
fer HARRISON township would have vote
proportionase To her population. we're. that
the Convention failed to express any opinions
upon the great questions of the day failed
to appoint County Ezseuiirs Committee ;
failed 10 make any arrangements for raising
funds for the campaign. and failed to nomi-
nate Representatives and Coroner. by the
rule which had been adopted In view OF
these important failures ard omissions. we
humbiy suggest 20 our Union friends who
are afflicted with the disposition to talk too
much that when they go into Convention
agaia, they be sure they have some practical
plan OF their own matured before they at
tempt TO cut loose from precedents and usa
ge.. and attempt to haul down those. who
having the good Of the cause at heart haf
plau matured, such a. had been acted uPor
~ our State and Congressional Union Con
yeniions. and which had proved eminent,
satisfactory.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

We have received two letters In regard to
the 7Isl Regiment. One OF them was
written just before the evacuation and sur
render Of Lexington. Its painful 10 cob
template tho misfortune of the gallant men
composing that Regiment. Il has cas-.
general gIoors over this whole community.
A great number Of our young men. and
middle aged men were members OF the Re-
g.ment. aud their fate excites the profound
est sorrow. According to the statements Of
the letters which Nc have. the Regiment
i almost entirely destroyed and captured
A portion CT its men we're taken prison
srs. and those which attempted TO escape
were broken up into squads of from twenty
10 fifty. and woro scattered in almost all di.
rections.
Those who arrived At Lexington prior to
It's surrender we're Capt. ALLKS, JosS
CHESTNUT. PErKs ALLES. MADIsos's two
sons and a young man BY the name OF SIS
LKy. General CRurr VAS on his horse at
Lexington prior 60 It's capture. trying TO
bring order out OF chaos. but all was con
fusion and alarm.
Tho rebel forces advanced rapidly on
Lexington. and probably captured the squads
OF the list which we're struggling through
the country. We omitted TO state above
that Suiler THOMAS had also reached Lex
ington and stated that many OF the Tcrre
Hsute boys we're killed, bat did not mention
any names. Hs states also that many we're
taken prisoners.
Captain ALLKS stated. that Lieatsnants
GFfoRp and SMITH we're killed. IL Is also
stated by one Of our correspondents. that
Parke county company was literally des-
troyei.
The regiment j. almost a fetal loss. We
hope. however. that the loss in killed may
not prove 80 great a circumstances lead
IA 70 suppose at present. Many are doubt
less prisoners Who we're thought to be
killed. Tho excitement and confusion was
very sres.. sod Is VAS OF course very diff
hcult - srr.ve al the fsets We will make
public al the reliable news from the reg
iment as fast ss ne get IT, Our CORES
pondent will inform W OF the losses a.
rapidly A. he can learn them.
The death o. Colonel Torrtxa was con.
hrmed by General Csrsr His body will
cred
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
Pitch and Davis.

The brutal retalatory o;der of the JEFF
DAVIS Government in regard To General
Fitch's command. published in our issue OF
Yesterday. reminds Us OF n dialogue which
took place NJ Washington about two years
ago between Davis and Fitch. Fitch was
then United States Senator from Indiana
He was an uurelenting anti Douglas Demo
crat, not - much. probably, from principle
as on account OF long-standng personal
leud between him and the eminent Senator
from Illinois Davis and Fitch were ranked
as leaders in the war waged upon Douglas at
the period of the Lecompton controversy
The latter was even more bitter In his as
sauis upon the anti-Lecomptou chieftain
than the former.
Some two years or more ago. Davis and
Fitch were members of the same standing
Committee Of the Senate. One day. at the
close of session of the Committee, dis
cussion happened TO arise between them as
to tie course the South would probably
pursue in the event OF Lncoln's election -
Davis declared that the Cotton States would
withdraw from the Union establish an indie
pendent government. and. If need be, take
| up arms in its defense. Fitch doubted the
fact. but assured the arrogant Mississippan
that, If the South attempted anything of the
sort. the NORTH would meet force with force.
The discussion wsxed warmer and warmer.
Said Davis: DO you mean to So. that il
we Of the Cotton States set up government
of our own. you of the North will come
down and try TO suhiugate us 10 Federal al
thorityf' II do 2" responded Fitch, with
emphasis. what !" exclaimed Davis. rising
from his seat. "do sou mean 10 say that you
would invade our soil. and endeavor, by
force, 20 compel sovereign States to return
10 the Union-that you of the North would
try 20 conquer u.s. 81 mean replied
Fitch. rising and speaking slowly and firmly
that, il the States on the lower Mississippi
attempt to set up an independent govern
| ment. we of the Northwest. who hold the
sources Of that river, will invade your terri
tory with forces sufficient to conquer and
/ suSdue YOU, State by State. county by coun
| ~. till you submit 10 Federal authority T.
A little more than two years have passed
since this dialouge transpired. Fitch nov
commands brigade OF Union troops in Ar
kansas. He recently executed rebel for
murder. Thereupon. Davis directs his Ad
iutant General TO issue an order proclaimne
Fitch and his command outlaws, who, u
captured. are not TO be treated as prisoner:
Of war. Tho order is proclaimed PERSONAL,
| at Fitch. directing trat. il he be taken, hs
shall be confined as felon. and dealt with
accordingly. We are OF the opinion that j
the trools of Graham n. Fitch NEE. in equa
force those of Jefferson Davis they will give
the latter ample cause TO remember the er-
counter.-N. y. Tribune.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

Col. Rodney Mason. who 50 ANONYMOUSLY
surrendered 0Iarksville without firing gun.
in not the same Mason (as has been stated
Who commanded the "a Ohio at Bull Run.
bat brother of that Mason. and very diff
fefent sor. Of man The Clereland Plain
dealer says
Col Rodney Mason commanded the iist
Ohio at Pitisburg Landing. and was alter
wards, for time dirgrsced for cowardly con-
duct. lie was evenly accused of hiding him
self on the battlefield To save his body from
the enemy,s bullets. Lieut.. Col. Kyle, OF
the list proved himself hero on that bloody
field. and wss killed. The body was taken
TO Miami county. where his family resided
ard there buried. The bereayed wife Of the
slain officer remarked at the funeral Il
would prefer to have him dead. than alive
with Rodney Mason's reputation.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

A GIoASno PErsIFIED TEKE.--One g. the
most astonishing trees of which the A. nails
Of the world fnrnish any account. is found
lying on the ground near Honey lake. on
slope OF the Sierra Nevada Mountains, in
California. II is a petriiied cedar tree. hav-
ing diameter OF forty feet at the butt. or a
circumference OF one hundred and thirty feet.
and Is six hundred and sixty feet in length to
that point ~ diameter Is tour feet. The re-
naming portion Of this monster tree il GOV
cred with sand and has. therefore. never
been measured in it, entire length; but ii IL
maintains its symmetrical proportions to the
top. as il probably does, forty or fifty of it
must be hidden la the earth-thus making
IT, entire lenghth more than 100 feet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

BRiG.-GFN JosEPH T. PLuxxKR died Al
Corinth. Miss. on Sunday morning. August
18th. from congestion on the brain. Gen.
Plummer was native OF Barre, Massachu
sets. and was born In 1890. In 1887 he en-
tered West Point Academy. aud was a mem
Der Of the same class with Nathaniel Lyon.
Schuyler Hamilton, Janes lotion. Don Car
los Buell.. aud Others. Who have become DIS
tinguised IN the lie entered the army. and
neld captains COMMISSION in Missouri for
many years. ne received the commission
OF Brigadier General last winter. aud at the
time OF bis decesse held n command under
Gen. Roseerans. lie had not been in robust
health FOR some time but had not intermit
ted his duties in Consequence. On the eve
ming OF his death be rode from his headqgar
tiers to those OF his superior General. and
finding him abseht had taken a seat TO await
his arrival. Here sudden vertigo attack
ell him. and lie almost immediately expired
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

The entire press of the North has raised a
howl over the death Of Gen. McCook, and i
engaged in endeavoEing 10 excite the preju-
diees Of the people in consequence thereof TO
the highest pitch. The fact Is seized with
the greatest avid.ty for the purpose Of arous-
ing spirit ofrevenge and increasing the dis
position TO enlist. aud il really seems = God
send To them. We have only their own ac-
count OF his death. and distorted and col0red
as 4 evidently Is. We can see notsng ia his
death, any more than in tb-t Of sny other
who has fallen. or may tall by the casusltie.
OF war. 70 elicit such denaLciatiOn. lie was
invading the soil Of free PEOPLE and has
met the fate he deserved.
A dispatch from Nashville n The North.
dated 9Th, says il Is reported there that
NcCook's soldiers hung seventeen partizans.
and laid waste the country around Salem
where be fell. IL tbs i true let the tact be
remembered against. them Expiation must
be made. The HANGING of double the uum.
Der. should they tail in1s oar hands. should
be nj ouce determined upon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

CuRIous FscT.-It is a well authenticated
fact that soldiers wounded in the head. on
recovery from the wound. have. in some in
stances lost all consciousness of their person
nj identity. The case of soldier who died
in one OF the Paris hospitals is a striking
confirmation OF this. Wounded at the battle
of Solierino. the wound soon cicatrises. but
he Afterwards labored under a strange hallu-
cinatIon. isncying himself dead. When ask
ed how he was he would reply. You want
TO know how Pierre Vain is: why he WAS
killed At SsiieTino. What YOU see Is not
ain. but a machine made 10 initiate him. >
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

Sc. Has it ever occurred to our readers
how much significant meaning there Is In
these well known initials Of the Southern
ConfederaeyY Here is n decade OF exam
piles:
l. IL originated in South Carolina
,. 1t commenced on State Capital.
3. IL contains Suffering Community.
T. lis success has Slim Chance.
;. Intervention brings IL Small Comfort.
q. Its leaders invent Shameful Calumnies
l. Its people exhibit Surprising Crednlity.
:. IL has initiated a Suicidal Conflict
y. Its women are Saucy Creatures.
10. It's history will be Scorn aud Contempt.
Louisville Journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

As GEs PoPks officers. il captured. are
to receive rufhanly treatment from the rebel
government, they must not suffer themselves
to be captured. II any Of them are con
scious of lacking the spunk TO die rather
than be taken, let them resign.
is proposed In the Confederate Con
grcss 10 Law an export duty ON cotton aud
tobacco. But. during the war. only Federal
vessels ~ill be permitted TO export cotton
and tobacco from rebel ports, and they won't
pay the duties.
ASrKR this war. crutches will be regarded
n insignia Of honor. and the ladies' will pre-
Ter one legged man % two legged one
Tar fate OF Charleston, Savannah and
Mobile. i ike the orders under which the
rev iron-ides sailed from rhi'sdeIph;a-
sealed
Ma BrcnA~s~ has changed his mini And
concluded not 10 leave Whcatland Ills
wheatland neigAhors ssy he - always excl
ting peasant expectations only u di~spDoint
them
10 the rebels feared the Devil a. much a.
they DO gunbcat. there might he some hope
Of their turning Christians
w hear great deal aeont Arkansas
tooth .lacks." hu; what's the use oftooth.
picks when there i nothing 70 eats
IL any ot our sroop. Get upon Humphss,
Nsrrhsil's Hank. we hope they viii be y Ell
supplied with sharp toei boots
rStt Union woman = Ike The sugars
sometimes GET eonbinaiion % sweefnesS
and gr.i
OVs rebel correspondent ~i.o call. him
self " iafenne = a 'nsenns 81 very mcaerc
soup
AT tbs time. these seesn % ec quite :.
msns shirk> az tho lass1 a. sa.sk. =. toe
ses.
GsN. ! A. DOsN has ~giiis.. letter. tell
INK wha; he expects % accomplish. lie =
evidently 4 fellow 90 Questionable exn<rts-
tons
lf am alors II our troops ferms the ca
emv - SURPRISE them. TIE t;oeesunaeas al
BE likely assonish them
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
The County Convention.

raE County cons eation. on Saturday asst
accidentally made good tickle, but the
manner Of making IL wss what Ne hope
never again 10 scc repeated IN Union con
vention-
The resolutions offered by Mr.. Jones was
enainenily just and polite. and ought 70 have
been adopted without dissenting voice. bat
q few persons had got IL INTO she.r heads that
they could ros be anything unless thew we're
factious. aud although the result vas not
what they desired or anticipated. yet thev
succeeded in doing MIA, the mass of Uaion
men OF this county did not want % 10. and
that vas. 20 make a ticket wishoa. a single
Union Democrat upon Il. notwithstanding
the ean was largely sigs.ed Nv men Of that
character. a. we'll ~ Republicans and Others.
The laion Democrats did Mt ak ofice.
and we're really disinclinsSi to take position.
several having refused 70 ID -. BAT the duty
of the Convention was none the les plain
On that account Ihes shoald have been
represented on the ticket
Ia .Ais eonte~, Ne AZ ns nasn'. ansece
dents The question should Re. i BE rigkt
nov Is he's patriot i he capable. hon
ess. and faithful 60 the great eause OF Con
stilatioaal Government and human freedom.
These questions answered IN the Affirmative.
NC viii support that mar. ~hesher IN DAYS
gone By he wss Wig or Democrat. Re
publican or Bel maa. We i've in he
presens and ell I've N the iatare. And raa.s
meet the living questions Of tie proseas az
trsnmeled ~ The dead rubbish Of The ps-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

JoLtf Tss-oae 81 The creu Il The
Nsanescts beicoged N fcsslsnd. Ma sni
as rtpcsted killed ~ The Merrimae. asd
very hstss.<ome obituary ncfsee conferrei On
I'm A fs~ dsts sEo fhe Glitter 81 the
trsHs received letter ffoos the dsfuncs
ssi'of. sisita< that - uss stiil eagsxea IN
'ss fe1sgf q lie. aHt that hs sas aaxio.s
= nae - Portland 2nd So - ell nez-
n...s'~. lFas -aed Re esud nnske arrangements
10 ne msyef 81 he eits that ~ shenla
nes es pnt - al So gerssa< r.er. 49, 40
-ss- essF AL ktzssssx he rohk.i. go. :.
The slfs<s Hss nsne = Rains "a, - i.
-ssssh letter ae>s Mt h<sis i.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
From tn Jackson MssIssippIanl
The Asssssination ct Gen. McCoo

Late intelligence informs US that General
McCook was shot dead BY guerrilla We
hope sincerely t Is true, for this il the man
who. possessing little brief authority 1t
Nashville. displayed every element of small
petty tyranny. He il was who caused the
arrcs, OF Southern ministers. and made the
most brutal speech recorded in the prolific
annals of Yankee misunderstanding all
manner Of punishment TO the South. "If. .
said this modern imitator of the inhuman
Alya, I'VE cannot subdue Won. We will Kill
you The Union shall be restored. IL the
Southern people have to DO exterminated
md the national dag float over their bones. .
he has met his fate Who shall say il - not
Just retribution.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

Foa the pas. SIX weeks. i. ;. WEsryALL.
Esq. has been the Local Editor Of this paper
He will continue 10 act IN that capacity. and
will also be the financial manager Of the
Office. Mr.. WBrEALL is quite well known
here. and those doing business with him will
find him an accommodating gentleman and
lust and correct in all his business trsnsac-
tions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

Ia another Seiape tbs evening 81 -
found the orisr Of lie ss1stant geasrAl o.
Rsose Island. calling for rvgiuens Ct --csi
ored pcr>oss.. Who al ''coastknis pafs
ofthc quos. fsoos that state The ''eea-
tlsmsa Of color h~s At last turned ~ nv
authority. 10 tie eternal disgrace 1T gAs
twenty uillson< Of whites she thus sckno.i-
etrs their Inability % .eooqssr seven nil
hoax. Whesevcr lis rec imenf spqssFs %
the t,s.i leg tie black Sag DC raisss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF


Those Preparations lualike all others are
s.free from poisons."
''Sot dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rsts do no; die the premises
They come out Of their holes to die"
"Ihey are the only inssilible remedies known"
..is years and more established Ia New York city"
Jsed blythe City Post ONCE.
led ey-the City Prisons and Station nousss.
Ted by--'he city Steamers. ships, &c.
tsei blythe City Hospitals. Aims Houses. &c
Ted blythe City Hotels, 'As;ors. 81 Nicholas, 4e
fsed blythe Boarding Houses. a. a.
Usod Jy-more than 1000 Private Families.
~ Sc one or f.co eS-cfm<ns or ,rhof - E,ey-t-
seIere said ~ tie Psopie- EfaoFs- ieafess, a.
HOUsEKEEPEES- troubled vita vermin need b.
so no longer, n they use CosrAs's' kxterminaioFs.
We have used IL 10 cur satisfaction, and Il a bex
cost IS we would have H. We had tried poisons,
but they effected nothing: but -, esrsR's" article
knocks the breath of Rats. Nice. Reaches and
Bed Bugs, quicker than write u. II ia In
great demand all over the country =. Medina 10. !
Gdsstf<.
MORE GRAIN aud provisions are destroyed ar
nualld In Grant County by vermin, than would pay
for tons OF this IA, anu Iasect kilier.-Laneaster
| wis HsdAf.
HEAEl IL. CA>TAR--we are Hing your pre-
par ations rapidly wherever they have been used.
Rats, Mice, Reaches aud yermin disappear rapidly
TcxER srocrFrH. Druggists. Windsor. Nd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
\ DMINIsTRAToR,s NoTIcE.
NURSERY.

I HAVE PURCHASED lie ertlre
cccnfF. IL. 49, pffs.srsd ~ faxnish al siaxs
= frees sif GFNsusss - strltlrsry to Issesf
eass Tslee.- AIR Tree. - - Fisr. frtr1 !.
is. = - : feie- o. { sn.eteT. sst f<sB - -
fsrs ed.
ysysaIS : xIIsR0KIH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03

"Cosfar's" Rat, Roach. Sc Effermfnafor.
"Cosfars
"Cosfav's" Bed. BUG ErfomiRafor.
"Cosfar's1
.sCosfar's" Electric Po,ed,r. for Insects. DC
IL 25c 5ec, and 81 90 Boxes. Bottles and Flasks,
and Is Sizes for Plantations. ships. Ho-fs,
Hotels, etc. etc.
CAUTION II! To prevent the ,uhlie from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly Pant
ess0Es I9sfdf5oas q new label has been prepared.
b~sring fOcsiDsae Of the Propriesor's signafurc-
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully before
purchasing. and take nethiHg bui ''Costar's-'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
APPLICATION FOR LICENSE.

THE undersigned hereby gives no
II tir- thai D. wln apply = - ruard q Can't
Coo fnssloreff - their nrrf reief seFflon - y
sfe.f g. soil fpdriuaus fIqncrs in a les qaatNlt
tha1 qrsft st Gre. Tbs preuisff 81 Witch tel'
f..aafs 80 he soif locsfff CO - - - ~
H. eisv II Terre-Hanfe. HsrrIsoa t-u4-.hf, VIC
counfT rndisns, keins Hotel krcwn e 10
=. "a ...s aou~~ HZS. HrHBs-
kzF. Is. f711 c3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
VEN MIN.

To Kx<rroy-Rats. Reaches. &e-
70 Dss'roy-Nice. nelss. and Ants
To Detrrsy-Bcd-Ergs.
u Ds.fro,--xo:hs in Fufs. Clothes. r.
70 Dssfroy-Noseuiioes sud fleas
70 n.srsev-Insectso On Plsnts AM rowh
10 Dtsrog-Insecis on Animals, Ac
= Ds.fres-Every form and speeiss ~ Ns'"'n'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-03
UNION STATE TICKET.

usIOS STATE TICKET
sEcRErAsY o. STATE.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE
AUDITOR o. sTkTR.
ALBERT LANCE.
rEEAsURxn or STATE
JONATHAN 5. HARVEY.
ArroExxr GENERAL,
DELANA f. WILLIAMSON.
surrRIvrrxpKsr OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
JOHN I. MORRISON.
RFPoRrKR sUFREME corET,
WILLIAM 5. SMITH.
seventh Congressional District.
FoE coxGsEss,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Foa coxxoS rlKAs DISTRICT PRosKcrrok.
JAMES III. MOORE.