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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-06-04
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3 ONEperson writes, her daughter WAS cured
of fits of nine years standing, and st VituS
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away. s
The doctors pronounced the case inoura-
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach >
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years. -
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of eight years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which NE
Purifier and Pills s.sse.Hi K SIS
WovN NsNse . GSNesys..
YMG RANoA sYAAs
are the most active and thorough pills thaA
have eyer been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, sxeie
ing that organ to such an extent Is that the
system does not relapse into It's former con-
dition, which is too apt to b. skhe case with
simply a, ,pnrgatiye pill ,.sss,ss ~ -
They are really - a
B\ooA nxNAs AsANex DNvA,~
which, in conjunction with the: cea
BAooA RAsxSsev, usss
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure \ :.
Heodache, CostiOeress,
Collie palms. Cholera ]dorbus, ~
Irdigestion, Poin In the .Bo,0els,.
Dizziness, etc. sas-s
Try these medicines, aud you win never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors who have used Them,
and they will say they are
GooA McAAclv~es,
and you should try them before going for .
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac Of my lscsl
agent and rend the certificates, and il yuu
have ever doubted you will .ss
NONAOt NO NNOvC.l h
As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pls sss pussa,
vegetable, the certificates of those eminent cAs-
Professors Chiffon of N r. and Locke Of CfnenDA
Read Dr. Roback's Special Notices aud CerfiAut pus
lisAed in conspicuous part Of this Paper nom time y
time. "a stke1 $50 ~ pa
Price of Scandinavian Vegetable Blood PuriAer, u
per bottle, S. per hafdozen OF the ScGndinavin veu
otabls Blood Pills. 25 cents box or boxes fbr a. "a
Principal Once and Sa1esroom, No East Fourth ~
9d Building from Main st., Cincinnkt, o. LAbuatuys
No. IL Hammond Street, =.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10
o FORT MONROE.

III. Mo>Kof, Feb. s.-Sonthern papers re-
ceived bv the i4g Of truce furnish the toll
lowing.
A dispatch from Clarksville. Tennessee
SAYS that Ft Henry has fallen into the hands
VI the Federals. Dur troops are retreating
TO Fort Donelson on the Cumberland river.
The Federal gunboats are at Danville. Tenn
aud the bridge az that place has been destuy
ell by the Yankees. A despatch from ko
anoke Island. states that the FedeIals had
advanced 10 Roanoke Island. and been twice
repulsed. The Attack commenced AZ :
O'clock on FRIDAY morning and the tight was
sill 20 ng on at the latest adriccs
49O Union prisoners have left New Orleans
To be exchanged.
A Iadv who came by the flag Of truce to
day said that Gen. Huger informed her be
had received a des a en- from Roanoke Island
that the Federal forces had been twice re
pulsed irom there. Tue attack commenced
yesterday morning. and the Fl sht was still go
ing OF when the latest ne" was received.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Charleston Courier Iepo. : the burning Of
the rebel steamer Calhoun.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10
FROM CINCINNATI

CISoISAri. Feb. s-Specials to the Com
mercial aud Gazette say Gen. Nelson's Di
vision teft New Haven on Thursday aud al
vanced to Green River, above Mumlords
Vile
ten Thomas advance is at Monticello.
but cannot proceed further on account of tho
roads The country In that direction i de.
serted.
The 18th and SEA Indiana regiments have
gone 10 Cairo.
Asst Secretary OF VA Scott wes az Indi
annapolis on Thursday on an official visit and
left for kentuky yesterday.
Gen. WaIlace'r division has left Smithlaad.
for Foit Donnelson on the Cumberland.
Ga receipt of the news Of the capture OF
Fort Henry. the Ohio Senate adjourned.
The rumor that Mcclellan has been su.
perseded in chief command, caused much cx
element In Columbus.
Resolutions calling on the mcnt
Tor active and earnest warfare. will be of
fered in the House.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

Nav loss. Feb. e-Thc southern ne~-
ppsrs here state that the rebel leaders are
much attention Ia the subject Of
new railroads Jtr DAVE recommended a.
Congress, In secret session. the completion
"a 20 connect Selma. Ala with Mcfiden in
Miss. and conffcs. Proposed 70 appropriate
$50 600 fpr that purpose.
The y. a. iIcayune also notices the fact
that the msd lrim Mobile % Nes Orleans
"a Jackson aud Meriden Las been compile
tel. and remarks. Il . most oppoftune, ~ the
Yankee. have possession Of the Sound and
nav destroy the coast line At sny moment
A million OF dollars, lt i said, has been
appropriated by Mr.. DAVIS to construct a
Railroad het~ cen Dansille. Va and Greens
boro. v. G.. ~ a matter Of military necessi
~.
~ the frigate Savannah ne iesn that the
expedition on the Savannah river. has been
GREATS magnihed. II consisted only Of =
fs~ small gunboats and = brigade a IN
men whic sa'lcd trcm Fort Royal @ recon.
roiter abd exercise ~ men. The m-in part
Of the expedition bad returned ~hen the -.
Vsfansh left
A number - eshnen we're being srnl
through he creek. bat lcf What purpose ].
not kBown.
Com. Dupons h.s and uill n future. prohi
bt All communication hetw cen Port Row
and the North. - the correspondents al ~
frcs.. have materially aided IN feiiing mani
II hs plans. aud 10 steamer of ssillng tes
@eis wiu be allowed - lcare -pnsii ~ hi
plans src perfected.
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ATEE's AxEElcAs ALMANAC y Low ready
Tor delivery. gratis. at 7. NJ Doanelly : and
J. K. C~unningham's. Who are happy 10 sup
ply all that call Tor them. Every family
should nave and keep this book. Is Is ~orth
having-comprising much general iniornA'
ton Of great value. IL gives the best IN
struction for the cure Of prevalent complaints,
thai ne can get anywhere. its sEecdotes
alone are wsrth a busheI Of wheat. and re
medical advice i sometimes worth 10 the SICK
the wheat's weight In gold Many OF the
Medical Almanacs arc trash but the e soid
metal. It. calculations are made purPose'y
for this latitude and arc therefore correct
Call and get an Ayers Almanac. and when
got. keep il.
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
49,.
FORWARD MOVEMENT ny CEN
ERiL IHONiS.
News from the south b, ~. Monroe.
GIN. BURNSIDE ENGAGING THE
REBEL FORCES Ar ROANOKE
ISLAND.
GOOD NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
burning Of n Rehei St,nmcf.
GOOD NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
burning Of a Rehel S,,nmc,.


C~fSef<sNrt. Feb 9.--Special. - tho Ga
kette aud Commercial dated p Henry ~th.
gis = the ioll0w lng intelligence
Directly after the capture OF Fort Henry.
runboats Lexington. Tyler and Couostoaa
started az the river with instructions 20 pfo
iced a. lar a. they saw "a.
Yesterday the Carpniolct. IN charge ~
Co.'s. Webster. Riggings and Mcpherson. Of
Gen. Grants StaH. made . recunnoisancc a.
Ter a. the bridge Il the Memphis A Clarks
vile Railroad y y asille. They found that
quarters bad been built a. the bridge. and
occupied by some troops. where usa found
a large quantity 81 anfny supplies. Comml-
safy siofee. vtgoafs. Sc.
fhs Inhabitants are deserving their lwel
lings Cor miles around, heeing Ia every al
rec,ion.
The bridge Al Danvillc was p~srsially di-
abied bf the 6rtt gunbusts y hich went up
the river. Another Of the pier. was crippled
80 ~ - completely prevent tho passage Of
trBitis
There we're bai eight gun. captured b.,
Dickev- cssalrs and Col. Logan. Instead Of
fourteen. Nearly al the guns were -pikei
Hth l~elegrap ale. which can be easily re-
moved. Thew sre brsss q poundcr- and in
fne order.
All the prisoners taken amount 20 abou,
one hundred. ard were sent % Cairo ,e-scr
dar.
The smnuni Of property captured viii ~.
cecd one million Of dolsars.
Recounoi.snce~ have been naatc by Col
i0rsn and Others - within a mile ~ For
Donaldson
Gen. Grant and staa asil make a recon
noissnre this afternoon. % The river beyond
pssvlis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

RoLLA, Feb 9-News from tue west iadi-
Gates that the preparation for q decided blow
against the enemy are nearly completed
The forces kE this movement are neasiy all
concentrated al tie point whence its inten-
ded Eove against the adversary, aad 10 a Few
DAYS the whole command will probably be
on the merch westward.
Gens. Sigel and Asboth's divisions have
reached Lebanon. Major Wnghts battalion
Of ~cavAlsy has moved I2 miles vest of that
point
Gen. Davis brigade was reported 10 be
crossing the Usage river On Wednesday. and
a portion of il was expected 60 arrive AZ
Lebanon on Thursday.
Two Of Maj Wright's scouts report that
Price has made a speech 90 his tr0ons telling
them they were surrounded. that they must
hight or SUI render, and that they all decided
10 hgt. Price is said 10 have been heavily
re enforced from Arkansas and TO have sol
lected large supplies of provisions % the
road leading from Springfield 70 fayetie-
willie.
Can't. Wood had arrived az Waynesyilie
with q rebel prisoners. including five Cap
iains taken between Lebanon and Spring
field.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

Or. Reeolloctions % tic Fsll and SUMNER
Campaign Of the ltth Regiment Iadiana
Volunteers. by J. r. Pool. has been laid up
"a our table. II = in ramphles -sylc. aud
cortains rixty i've psgcs-recoa1ting Incl
deuts Of scouting parties. skirmsshes. battles.
anecdotes Of the war. life around he
camp Gree. etc. Thl. regiment Vas CON
manded ~ Col. y thsn Kimball. and the
hi.sory OF i u during ~ stay in Western
Virginia. This regiment "a. organized IN
ths county and va composed OF companies
from Nigo. aad ali scent counties The
stvie 10 which Il = written i such a. the
matter & contains demands Il ~rccoan's ~
Incidents. battles. &c. Without any great
amoa q Of - ri painting. or sstentstiea.
display Of language Altogether { i a. IN.
terest.as work. snI We take great pleasure
in recommending it 10 our readers a. such.
The fs1o..a. of The gallant soldiers conpo.
sing tAat regiment. will Of course. san II.
details win much inter-s We are satshsl
th.s ne aathar wiz receive an lie reward sor
tho Lhor Of preparing this work +.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

IL AssisisDrs e~eretary OF War Scott. sys
the indianapolis ysAraai. made while IN 1T
ely. a thorough eram.nation Of the different
military Offices and store-. He not only ex
pressed himseli yell satisfied. bet ssys the
ma agement Of military Attire here i more
syssemss than any STATE he yet visited
Capt. Ekin. the L. : Qaartermasier. he
found his conducted hi- business admirably.
while The Adiut,nt Generals and Quaeter
master csneral's oaices are said By Kim %
be models for regularity and system in bes-
ne~s. The Ordnance Department. IN charge
Of Capt. StuFm. Mr. scott found IN god
condition. and he gave fuil authority 70 TIE
Captain - purchase. in tho name Of the Cui
ted States. such articles as be nav require 70
keep the Arsenal going. 30 long a. supplies
are wanted
NJ. Scott ieft YESTERDAY morning Tor the
purpose Of facilitating the ~iranspor,aiion Of
the forces TON concentrating Al Cairo. and
elsew mere
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val Of the feet At the Island was expected
Tnreo or IoaE regiments were lsig Al the H.
let. Nothing had been heard AT Norlork.
The only cops Of the Norfolk Dss Book
received contains an editorial ccnsurisg the
newspapers Tor giving publicity 70 the state
meut that the Megrimac Is a fsilure. Ii ad
mifs The iscI 60 be true. and gives . full
statement OF the d facuities In regard 10 her
Ii appears that the calculations we're CHROME
Gus, an error amounting 90 more than two
hundred tons was discovered when tn Ship
vas a0ated of. aud this Causes the present
detention.
The chief subject of regret h, however.
when she vas showed up again the ship caught
upon The blocks and received considerable
strain. IL j. vain 60 deny that Il Is n serious
injury 70 the ship. but we are happy 10 state
IL L. by no p.eEns irrepasable.
The Day Book OF Yesterday has the iol
%loving.
KSoxvGLLs. Feb. 5-0n Sunday last Cant
White Cavalry encountered a force Of Lin
coin infantry in Morgan county on the
mountain side. The Lincoln force vas esti.
mated at from $50 to 900. White changed
upon the enemy. Capt Duncan rallied his
men twice when he was shot through the
head and L lied.
The kentucky unionists. wero then CON
pleiols routed aud fed In confusion, leaving
seven o. their dead on the field.
The ) sanuah Repub lean, says thore
were no new movements OF Federal vessels
lying in the tut. north Of the river beyond
an addition TO the number.
Vessels occupying their position can read.
lily md the m IN passage.
The Richmond Dispatch says TIE Burnside
Expedition will al least have the effect of
making US look we'll TO our defenses IN that
quarier-Roanoke Island ought 10 be made
impregnsbio. all our batteries there and
elsewhere should be provided with bomb
proof c verings. The channel should be
obstrucled. and no means LEFT unemployed
10 ioll the enemy.
The editorial on the Mcrrimac also saws
the great drah Of water will prevent her Ia
king part in active operations. Her Dir fl
originally Was about ~ feet and il has been
considerably increased. The editor comforts
himself that at all events she can be used ~
used as = floating battery.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

- The kalroad Regiment passed through
our civ On Frsdsy sitern ,oa last Oh Is NY
70 Giro The Indianapolis Jsarnai soak
ing Of tbs Fcgimras says The s2i regiment
i probably ne be<s sezineat that has yet
lei tae STATE IL . armed throughout with
Enfe d rife. and each sesge.ut ard ma.ici.n
i yrorides With shio srms Each nuns
kaapssck has psgntei upon !, the letter Of
the esmpsny aud the words. 50 Indsua
-R.ntosd Reeinsat
TIE Re-lmeHtsi q E j. De- dfally decorated
with m Ancrczn E,gle be sring . scroll
With enc motto. Clear the track.
The men composing the 50 are stout. abis
b died men. AID when veil drilled sud d
ciulined all make their msrk.
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SHERIFF's sAI.E....By virtue Of

GHERlFF'S SALE.---By virtue Of
- I've senalieni expaua. executons. issued fron
The tigoClfyuif Court g. ns directed and delivered,
ene Ia fsenr 81 sslsb tadd sut against lsrsei krtrh.
nm enc ~iflfater - fsraet kcithrm ard against Sc
lsh Judd / an ofdefrd 20 sell he iolle~lae asterih-
"A 2 Al estate. situated la Ntgo sounfy. ~lnaiA4s. To-
nj Ter Iiai aere- ~ Ffonni n TIE unFih aide of
BE southeast quarter = n The northeast qesftsi
- 81 s~ttien sssratssu az. t~cwaship ten TO-
tsnee eight -. and 81
SATURDAY. fFBal AIRY -. isf1.
within the legal hoars ~ sait day. - the Court
House doof. IL Ierc Hsu,e, ! ~iii oder the rents sud
profits - The shose DESERVED Real Estate. together
e.th FL The privileges and <sSartenancss - the same
belonging. fcr = term net exceeding sewn ytsfA. %
ths highest bidder for cash and upon failure % real
re 4 sam s~nfltfsti % satisfy ssit e~Necaflon al
co@is. I vii th~n and there Ger The fs~ -tInple. IN
sni q I'D Resi Estate. - the highest bidder Ter
rssh. ntsH.f1 lie sans =.
III fffh asy ~ 1annary. i3s7.
f-ipeaso sANCEL C0SSER. shesia
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CREsrLINF. O.. Feb. 9.-Last ev ninS about
6 O'Clock, MR.. Graham wife Of an engineer
Oh the p r. ". a G. X. r. was filing a
coal oil lamp. the oil caught fire. commuei-
eating TO Ms. Grnhaham'- clothes, aud turn.
inc her aud two Of her children to death.
Mr. Graham's mother was also burned. also
andether child OF Mrs. Graham's. but IL Is
thought they wall recover.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

The tax PAYERS Of the city Of Terre Haute.
are requested 70 meet At the Court House
on Tuesday evening. the llth INST. al
o'clock 9. N 70 consider the condition OF
the fnznce. Of the city the mode and man
ncr Of lesyiag taxes. the LEGALITY Of the
sane, the amount levied and collected. and
hos disbursed and whether the municipal
expenses cannot be reduced without injury
% the sgy.
February 5. 1852.
journal copy
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Night Dispatches.
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
FURTHER FROM FORT HENRY.
- -
The Rebels Disturbed while Eating
their Dinncsi
CAPTURE OF THEIR EQUiPdGES.
&C., &C. &C.
FROM WASHINGTON.

s-HrSeros. Feb. s.-Neithcr House or
Senate are in session, both adjourned over
yesterday until Monday.
Tbs rumors prevalent yesterday. in regard
TO French Intervention, are denied to-day by
high authority The rumors, however, ex
cite much
Eriscon's gunboat IL in great favor here.
IL will he Immediately by the May Depart
ment.
The Senate Finance Committee il in ses.
sion to-day on the legal tender clause OF the
Treasury Note Bill. II Is thought there - a
majority against IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

NIFfFFNNIII TUT =
A special indianapolis despatch to the
Commercial says Gen. Thomas division j.
said To have made "A forward movement. and
will invade East ] ennessee at three different
points simultaneously. Gen Carter goes
through Cumberland Gap. Schoef by the
Central route. and Gen Thomas with Man
SON aud McCook's Brigades will cross at
Mil Springs. They will advance Immediately
on Knoxville. where they will take posses
sion of the Railroad cutting OF supplies and
communication with the rebel government
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

LOUISVILLE Fob s.-Forty six prisoners
captured at the Mill Spring battle were
brought here to night including Lieut. Col
NJ. Is Carter OF the 20th Tcnness-, and three
Lleutenants of othc rebel regiments.
River fallen four inches in the last TWEEN
ty-iour hours and still falling slowly. WeAther
growing cold fast. Mercury ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

foKt MosKor fsb The sleata East
ern state arrived here tn morning. having
les Hstierss yesterday. She bring The i'm
port.nt news that teen. nurn.idss aest left
their anchorage On Wednesday morning -
The qua beats started st sunrise snd The
lrcops loliovet oon after. Their desiins.
Tea ~ss Roanoke fsi-rd. News ofths srrf-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

The ss..mss d B. Campbsil. C.ptain L.
slew ksr arrived az our port on yester-
dss morning irom YORK, wiih a iull cargo
Of Psss aad Lard. destined for the Est
Alssr d.~schAfring which she made 4 trip
dswn ax.in. = fe~ miles. ard returned during
the afternoon With q load OF lumber She
LETT ABBOTT ~ IN The csening. ne understand
Tor another load from Tie sane point.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

~ The war correspondents Hi more
rebsl Generals than our warriors-being
another illustration Of the trush Of old Riche
lieu's saying that tho pen !. mighs;er than
the sword"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

c~iscISSAri, Feb. Specials 10 the Com
me,cial aud Gazette. give additional drtals
Cd the capture OF Ft. Henry. At the time
OF the attack the rebel Infantry were IN
their camp eating d hner. They abandoned
everything. leaving thouand- of shotguus.
all their camp eqnlpage and clo,h ng la
pursuing ths enemy. MAJOR McCullJch OF
Col. Dickcs = C.vaisy captureo sx guns.and
Col John a. Logan captured eight guns md
thirty. three prisoners.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

DsrD-Oa Saturday the Sth insi. wALrEE
". EARrr. in the 18th year Of biz sge. The
friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
hs funeral frsm hi. late residence this alter
nooa az o'clock
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

WAyrsp Twenty Eve men o. fil capt
II srl-' Battery iad Vol Aruliery. ssh
Reximeut noe b. The field A. Nom.ori-sdle.
ksafuesy.
gecgat. 3nw wage rom the time = 81
listing. and sse sent d.feef's 20 camp I'M
fnm. furnished % recruits Immediately.
Recruiting oaec. herih side II thtsh
sreef. between Cab and sih streets
uEUT JONI J HAN ).
H4rf..' Batter, esth Rcrimsnt tad , -.
Rcruirns ofser
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cous o. faavr z .om "a FKv Josk
- 6AkRi. =.
Col Mullen 49,. " Engl.nd j. about %
ritrh into a. Nov 80 must have enough
ol men q blil down their pitch inlo iar. and
then we viii change their rcd coats mso a
different color. Fog | know Ne can Tar aad
ssfAsr ans Nation "oF any other man. that
vii pltrh into this Glori,us Union Of ours.
csne "a bays. a. ofiee j. on tho North
de Of Nan Street. between 6sh ard sih
ssku e The STIR and Stripes"
n. EBnfTT. C-n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

\ Cd sEc cfecpsnx 90. & tf.HFs
18Th e msny attesaisnt iah mites Is-s 81
tfTe alc strt ~eskaest .mpsir tie he4 a.. aue
sent 1T stts ~ makes tie mind i~iessatet
ted 81 unhsprf IN cases shesc Cd sc
ellis - innaenee. IA - sim - Impossible e.
~ Vi ~ snt health. and slihoAsh nsns
ren4e<s.~~ have been tired. al have fsiied ua
81 noERHANf HOLLAND HTrTtkS
ssfc kssea sgi usci IL ctely ease shsfe
tsev have been emnioyVt thss hass H.
t4rshif eee1 sftsnrlt suf restored he
appetite They hive became a gresf sEeni
80 thls sloee. sd 80 usei - NJ. ' people
vho afe suffering from loss ct spefite AM
severed debility IL r -. 81 ionr <tandaf
chronic dee -. tAeY sct - a ehsfm. iasx
orstox the system thas giving nsfars
ssesher OPPORTUNITY % repsir rss~srsi snfuele.
- .dverfi-enent IN snothef elnmn
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ALE AND PORTER.


SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue cf
oonc Nenditioni f1pouas hSecaii0u issued from
the Viro Common rieas Court. - nc directed and
delivered. in favor 81 Amofy kinney snt against
mos ". isesk, | am crtsffdfn sci The following
drssrh.d Real ESTATE. sitnasrd iu Niec county. infi-
ana io.ailt
The southwest quarter r. ~ ihs southwest Guar.
Ter : - sseilan ten lleI. teNnsAip eleven al
ranRe eiKhf soutainlug fofy acres. 49, ~
SATURDAY, ffhkt Any -. iSs4,
within the legal hours a. said dsy. a Ne Court
Hous- deer. la feue Halte, will crsr the rent. efst
pratt u the above described Real Estate. Together
sith ali th@ rtidleFes and appgrssnauses a. The same
hslongfne. faf a term not exccefing seven years. q
the hlshset bladsr Coz ca.h. snd upon failure 20 real
lao a sam s~uflelsnt 10 satlsft said execution aud
cists. I vii thtn "a thef~ onef The fre-slmris. In
ADD 20 saia Real Estate. % tbs hishest bidder foe
cash. 80 satisfy the same.
Tits 18Th day n lsnasry. tss7.
sNNtEI CONNER. sheriff
fe~iw3vpxs fe~ts.to.
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FROM ST LOTS

ST. Louis. Feb. 9-The correspondent o
the Republican says tho property captured Al
Fort Henry is valued NJ two hundred thou
sand dollars
Nine hundred prisoners were tranferred
from here to Alton TO day, whcro quarters
nave been provided In an old pcniIeutlsry
1900 Cavalry. and a battery OF Light Ar
tilery lett ye-teIday for TT. Henry.
A regiment OF cavalry also lett for Rolla.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10

BosroS. Feb e-Thc ship- Ocean Pearl.
ldlvke and North America. with the troops
and stores, forming n part of the battle cx-
petition. saicd this morningf or Ship Island.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-10
Jan. 20, lSs.
R0rhuye,s Holland Bitter.s

TIC rhflaasiphia Arv-s. In speaking Of he isi-
EXHIBITION held In that city by the rrsfklin insf
nte. ssss
ia noticing medicine. We arc always extremely
osut ors, unless satisfied q the merits 81 the article.
Among those exhibited 10 the celebrated HOLLAND
differs. This medicine has been extensively inro.
iueed In every State In the Union. and into The Gan
soian Provinces. principally within The last -
,ears. The exhibition shows testimonials IN evei)
language known IN America. aasoag which ~e NJ
ace one from Tho late Hon. John NJ. clayfcH. ..
~usisware."
Dyspepsia. Headache aud Indigestion. b3 ~hifl
all person. are more or lcss affected. can usually D..
surcd BY moderate exercise. wholesome feed. and {.
lose q BrrhAvc's Holland Bluers enc hour hrfos,
esch meAL."-BaA. SNn. .Janl -d4wlml