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Call Tor a Union state Convention.

Sixty thousand of the citizens of Indiana
having voluntarily taken uu arms for the de.
Tense OF tue government. the preservation Of
the Constitution. and the liberties OF the peo.
pie, il IS unbecoming those who remain AZ
home 30 array themselves in partisan warfare
asainsteach other the probable consequences
Of which must be 10 prevent the resources
OF the country from being applied to the sup
port and maintenance of the army. the engen-
dering Of strife and discoFd. the withholding
OF supplies Cor tho war-worn soldiers. and Of
recruits for the ranks thinned ny battle: and
may terminate in the decentralization Of the
army. and the o. erthrow of constitutional
liberty.
Therefore. most earnestly deprecating all
efforts to keep on foot party influences. pre-
udices and discipline. All persons. Electors
Of Indiana, who are 10 favor OF the vigorous
prosecution Of the war Tor the preservation
Of The Union aud the maintenance ofthe Con
stitu,ion. are. without respec. TO pas. polih-
cal associations. invited 90 meet in Mass Con
v%ention. at indianapolis. on the 2sd day OF
February next. for the purpose Of nominal,
ing candidates for the offices Of State. 20 he
voted for at the next general election.
And to the end that Indiana may continue
to ENJOY the high position with the oths'
States which she has in the presen, var hIth.
crto occupied. and that all the energies Of
the State may be uniscdIy put forth for th'
e~fectual suppression Of the rebellion. tina
the Constitution may be respected, It's Az
thori,y acknowledged. and law and order ono
more established al. over the land. il Is ear
nestly hoped that all good citizens will. 70
tho time. pa, aside party. aud unite for 'h
country.
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Tn Richmond Va correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury. Sriing on the 2lsi uli.,
says
Phelps asinine proclamation 70 The loyal
people OF the Southwest = almost as pre-
posterons asthe course pursued by ns n Ken
~tacky-waiting with 30 1000 men. until 10000
Yankees have swollen 70 SOON. Wsdom
y a jewel. bat such waiting j. pre- eminently
What Carlyle calis "unwisdom."
Cur Legislators are wrangiing over -sit
daring the few moments. thes are able n
spsre from the seri.as labor 81 ~-s'rs pea
Ruf<.
AL articles ~ hardware have advanced
900 Ter cent but whist = abundant
frm ~ the town Offering. ibis morning. 4
thousand batIsls Tor sale.
The ssHet fever = raging here and A
f~ferlcrcksburg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

A WAY singular thing. connected With the
meeting at the Court House on Thursday
night. was the fact that none Of those men
who once professed 10 almost ~orshipSrfrHks
A. DOuolAs where present. IL would really
seem that when DoreIAs declared himselffor
the Union and in favor Of suppres-ing The
rebellion. be lost the love these men former
ly professed 70 bear 70 him. How kh'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
Fiendish Attempt TO Blow Up the
AIexapdrln Hospital Important
Arrest-Jesse ID. BTight's Case.

WAsuISoroS. Jan. Am attempt was
made to blow mp the Mansion Heuse at Al
exsndria. formerly a hotel. BOW used as an
eospital. a barrel had been secreted in the
cellar, filed with powder and prcjectiles. and
a fuse extending from there 10 a stable. IL
had been ;gnited. bnt was fortunately dis
covered BY the gusrd Were IL not for this
watchfulness, several hundred lives would
have been lost.
Vim T. Smith. son Of the banker. Wa ar
rested 20 day, charged with communicating
Eith the rebels.
IL j. considered Que Of the most important
arrests made snce he rebellion commenced
The senate Committee on the Judiciary
same 20 the conclusion six 20 one, 10 report
against The expulsion Of Jesse ID. Bright
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

BunxsIDE,s Expedition sailed from Anna
polls on Thursday. for Hampton Roads. Its
destination Is unknown. but h - no @ouo''
the signal FOR the mos, important movement
of the War.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

THE next session Of the ierrs
l. Haute Female College will opsn on fhsrsSsy
Rev. Jacob Chapman, formerly Professor In frsnkil
College, Pa, and late Pastor Of the ConFrrsfauona
Chufsh AZ Marshall, iiis, has been sdd~d 70 IN.
Faculty. Mr.. Chapman has the rvpu,suon 2. atsps
distinguished ability and learning into ha new hsia
Of ussfainess. Notxithsfandsne The strtnss nsy OF
the times, the College. the present session Is nisa
nssriy TO ia utmost capacity. 1bsss Who dssirc 70
enter a. pupils fof the ensuing ~sssslen, should MAKE
application soon. -
rerr, Hsute. Ian. ioth. lsss. dkwiu
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Hammered Parpose Of Mason and III
dell

= correspondent N Birmingham. England.
writes % the Ne~ York Pos, thst :, vas IN
der<tocd sbros ID thai TIE ohiect Of Mason Aid
Sieleii'e mission Va the negotiation Of q
treaty with England aud France. that TIE
Souh Wa reported - have made cvertares
Tor tie ersHf Of extensive commercial privil
eses fof a tern a tesrs and thss the enan
cirsron Of the slaves was the inducemenf
bell ca. by the rebels 20 obtain treaty s,ipu.
latieass and the support Of TIE European
pos. 90. Il i further reported hat ness Of
this moseneot va conveyed % Gen. Soil
BIZ Primes Napoleon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

SINGULAR CoIxCIpk>sE-lt ga singular
coincidence that Earl Russell should nave
been pennisg q dispsteh % Lord lyons. al
Washington. regarding the Trent snair. ~hiN
upon The same DAY. November 80, Secretary
scw.rd r~uped ~. Instructions % Minister
Adams regarding the ssmO thing. The coin
e;Sepce l. The more striking that the zane
view ga. entertained nv each. though widely
separafed and Of divers sentiments IA may
rersris
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

We publish this morning the Platform con
s,ructsd by the Anti-W War Democrats. at Ia
d~ianapolis. the other day. itisaremsrksbie
document. Examine il closely.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

A Nashville paper says that ga few s.sai
cannon are wanted at Bowling Green we
guess that Floyd. II a little indaeement ~ese
offered him. could soon steal the iron ones
Loaispslie journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

A Nashville paper says that "a few s,sel
cannon are wanted at Bowling Green We
guess that Floyd. IL a little inducement were
offered him. could soon steal the iron ones'
Ion. Jonrnsf.
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Tus following pension has been granted
sarah r. Andrews, widow ofCol Lorn an
drevs. sth Regiment Ohio Volunteers. 81
per mo3th for I've wears. .
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LUMBER.

IN EARNEnT.-Ali persons tnow-
il sr< ,henselve. - ~ lnasbtst % us. either ~
nse q scsount, vii ssFe trolhis ~ psfinf ~ -
ere. We are dets~ uine6 70 eoilsc< <na psrurs
iefrre<tsS sin Do veil - heed ,hls vsrr'ng-
We have on hand Z lsrFe f~k - sss~sn<d Jun
~, esc. ~tieb "a are srsrinx 81 iss rrieesfr
Cash Only,
AZ upsu this ~priBcfris - shal 30 bssDssss v fetsfs-
n. u T0fftk0 . 90.
n>s>us-r u, tA~tu
51srasi ssryl
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COAL! COAL!
N q w m /.

N q w F1r m
q. coxns. ia COMBS.
COMBS q BROTHER.
uAyIyG Ssc nib pErgAssd lbs C0AI hsa. fd-
rnrrly IA "a a. ue "SCakf MINES eoe-
snf- tkr~e-auE-er miks wsst a he ofy arr pos
y -psrci 70 fnrnisb Us eiursus q ferrs-hsefe 40
vfe{dsx .ish A xoos srtirk 81 ~~eil-scresued coal
figures IL suit these ~rfrilous tiusN
: we su also Asesss ter ths HiEeisnd, btsni soa
Iarmsr hurg Coal Ninta
~ Orders lst 81 tbs We, CSantJ sesie. ~ o. Ne
.-g... - etth.r urtxaisfar. near The Ncbmc1f
Railroad pepos. vi ks billed 90 shrt neiee.
0ive o. . ifisl.
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LEGAL.


CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of
- "a execution issued from the Sigo Circuit
Court. 20 M directed and delivered, IN favor 81
Bernhard Bischon and silss March, End against Ma
10 MEL scho0nover a. principal. and James Norris,
Replevin bail, l have lrvied on the following de-
scribed Real Estate, situated In vigo county, IDdi-
ana. to-uft; The northesst quarter "a 81 The
northeast quarter o. OF section thirty Tour tssl,
t0~nship eleven az, range eight ~ west, aud 90
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY /. lss2,
within the legal hours of said day, At the Court
House door, In Terre Haute, VII onsr The rents and
rroe,s % ne Above described Real Estate. tosetb~r
~. all The privileges and apportensnsss 10 the same
belonging. Tor = term not estssding seven years, g.
the highest bidder Cor cash, and upon failure 20 real.
ise a sum sarhs.nt n safety said sxecuton and
costs. I ~lli fhsa and thers oerr the fse- simple. ~
and % said Real Estate, % The highest bidder fsf
cash. 10 satisfy the same
T1is sth day Of January. fsel.
SAMUEL cossfh, sheriff
jsns<@SrEs fsefa.so.
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Dispatch from Gen. HsiIeck-ffoea'
bIy n Fight with Price.
HEADQUARTERS. II. lott-l
Janucry ?. lr62
10 MAJOR Genoal n Hunter

Price va AZ Springfield too dave 80"
and has probably been attacked by tWo
thousand Of our cavalry % DAY. II necessa
" th,v I'LL soor be sustained By artillery
AMI infantry. Re ell lcsse this Stale eiih-
r. ~~illiuEly or fcrcibly His day Is oser-
Encourage John Ross and friendly Greeks.
II. ". HALLECk, Maj Gen.
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Tan Moniteur announces that ION oeeas'eS
Of the death of This Royal Hignness the Print
Albert. the Emperor win 20 into mourning
tor twenty one DAYS. Eleven days IN orai-
nary mourning. and ten days in hffis mourn
ing (pefit dsuil.3
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

Il. yvu want yclf dcl,a'e. aiSkley, pans .t.biis
O. b. healthy, stfoig and robu>ii-thsn Ess Ae4
Mclean's Struggling Cordial. lees The dirp sisrs 81
each botiica Il T. delicious 10 tste.
one table spoonful. taken every ploaml-b is,i.ng.
l. a sure preventive against chill and fsvef. sel.-~
fever. cholera or any prevailing disease -
CAC1tONi-be~aFe o. Druggists or dealers 90,
may uy 90 palm upon voc a hottie 81 pffers 90 ST
sapAriila which they can buy cheap by saytag AL q.
Just as good. There are even men AsE enough a.
steal a part Of my nsme % dub their Nll4k drccc.
tiOns. Avoid such infamous PIRATES ard their VII.
lainogs compoundsi Ak for Dr. J. H. Aclsan's
Strengthening Cordial sud Riood Purifier. Take
nothing else. II j. the only remedy that will purify
your blood thoroughly, ani Al the same time.
STIR NcTHEN and lNNlGORATk TIC whole srgsD.
rstion. n 4 put up Ia large bcttles-sl per bette
or GN bottles Tor ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

NAMES CO osvlcss-
). II. NnuAss. Press. rs. WILLIAM. cssa't
State Of Indiana, Itgo County. IS.
~. Williams feing duly sworn. deposes aud ssys
that he i the Cashier Of said Bank. and that The lore
going report OF the condition Of said Bank for the
period the -eln named. Is true aua correct, tothe beet
Of his k~nowledg and belief.
VS.. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
S~oTnto and snbscrib-d before me. this sh day "i
Isnasry, lsa3.
GEORGE g. Dry, Notary Public.
Jsn.e 2w-w
nIvIDESDS OIlCf.-The Southern Bank Of Inti-
lJans has this day declared a dividend OF five per
cent. 10y on its Capital stork. payable 60 Stoeihold-
ers on rnd after the 18th inst.
FL :. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Terrv Hauie, Jan. 10th, lss2. d3i~it
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

O. nysA coxFIsiNr. tIIoVsSkss. aEADAoEr -.
There never has been a CATHARTIC mel.ch

os nvEH COMPLAINT. uIoVsSKss. snADAoAr 81.
There never has been a CATHART1c me1.da
offered 10 the public. that has given such entire So
lsfscuoh As MeLesn's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly anne
cent aud ca - taken by The most tender infaas We
prompt and powerful Ia removing ali bilioas secrv-
tons, acid o. impure, fetit matter IRON tee stomach
In fast, they are the only pills that shouh be "red Ia
m~Glarlcus Districts.
They produce no gripping, sickness Or pain IN ~
stotnach or bowels, though very active and searching
IN their operatol. pronoting healthy ssereuens q
the liver and Kidney. Who Will safer from bilious
ness. headache ami foul stomach, when 90 ehesp q
remedy can be cbtalnedi Keep them constantly on
hand; a single dose taken ~ season. may rrevent
hours. davs and mouths Of sickness. AK for IT. ,
II. Aclean's Universsl Pills. Take no other. BeiEs
coated. they are tasteless. Price only IS eeuta pee
bor and can be seu' by mail 10 siy part q the L. ;
!. Il. NOLAN. sole Proprietor,
Corner of Third aud Pine SIS, NJ Lsuis.
pr. .. "a. ucLean's Volcanic Oh
Eminent.
lal BEsr ExrrRSAI n tas WonLD. toE NJ
oz BENsT.
Thousands II human beings hays beeu saved \ lhe
Of dfcrepttuce and misery. by Tie use OF tbs tDvsi.
nahle Iauiment. II viii relieve PAIN alnsc rs an
taneouSy, and Il will cleanse, puriy and asd toe
foulest ORR IN al Incredibly sboT1 ftne. NOLAN
VOLCANIC OIL l1NlMkAl viii relieve. h Iaost in
yetsfafe cases q Rheamatism, GoEt OF Neuralgia
For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles, Stiffness o. WEAK
ness Ia the Joints, Muscles OF Lgansnts, Il vii Lev
~ fail. Two applications viii cnfe sore Ihro<
Hesdache OF Faracbe. FoT Burns or ScAds, O. -
Pain, Il il en- infslhhlc rslaSiy. ny ~ and VOC I'll.
find Il a. indispensable remedy. Keep u al~Sv "a
hant.
PIANTEKs, or any Que hs,i-s ,nsIs q,
OF horses, will save money hy using kclsaa's Vol
car,r Oh Eminent. IL = a speedy al i%niailiblt
cure for Calls, Sprains. Chsiee, swenin<s, LeTeDess
sweeney, Sores, Wounds. Scratches, or any sSi'Hs'
diseases. Try Il, aud you will be osrtine-d.
DIR. y. ~. Mclean. Sos Pvrris,cr.
t.od~i, Saint Iouis 40
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.ega1u.w-B
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
MEDICAL.
No>uDeftrfeus a Delisbtfoi Ger
dat Ever Eakeu

TNHE THOU SANDS upnn thous
4 Auis Who are daily usipg Nclkan's Sirsngihel-
ing Cordial, certify that "a i. ABSOLUTELY an lnialiis
be remedy Tor removing art lNff6okATiNo u
shattered ard dseased system. purifying and 81
richlng the hlcod-retcfing ne sck. sursfinT "a
valid a.
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BANKING.

SkxIAsNUAL REPORT Oh iHE coSpniuN
- q the Southern Bank Of Indiana. for the ala
months preceding the fret Monday Of January. is6s'
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Stealth aud ssrengss

n viii cure Liver Copplsiri, Dyspepsia, uauhNs
loseLtsry, Headache. depression Il Sparis. Fever
ard Ague. Inward Fewer. Bad breath. ~ shy rs-sse
Of the Liver, stomach or Bowels.
GENTLEMEN. DO ycn Ul.h % H. hrshlt. strong
and NgOfOusi
LADIES. Do you want A~ hioosa ofteath a. iuount
10 your cheeks Agsini-thtH 50 iouet and gt
MctrAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAI NJ
A. n RitlkRt
Delay not a moulent. iti o. y srfsnied a. gsf sstsfas
lion. lt xii cule aly disease - The kiineyA Weus
or Bladder Painting. Distracted Aensfru srcn. "a
ling q the Mounh. barr~uu~ss, OF auy diseases srlsias
frou Cruuic Or N-rsors f~siiiiiy, iti q en- irfsllhl
rstueie.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. Cheese I'm ans Pills


The combination Of ingredients IN these phls are
the re.ali OF long and sxtsnslse practice. They
mr.. nIld In their operation, and certain In correct
fac ali irregularities. Painful transformations, re
moving all obstruetions, whether ffom cold or 9th
ervi-,. headache. pain IN the side, palpitatlon o
the heart, whites, all nervous affections, Mysteries
fatigue. pain in the back and limbs &C., disturbed
sleep. which arise from interruption Of nature.
DR.. Chee-ensan'- pills was the commence
ment OF new era In the treatment OF those irreg
ularites aud distractions which have consigned SO
many 10 PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and when
ever an obstruction takes place the general health
begins TO decline.
DR.. Chee.eman'. pills are the most efectual
remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar "a
Fs~aiss. To all classes they invaluable ialae'
isy rita certainly periodical regularity. They arc
known TO thousands, who have used them at differ
ont periods, Throughout the country, having the
sanction Of some OF the most szIHsRt PAy'iciaA' In
dmsriea-
EEpi,en dUsetioas, stating trAeH they should NOT De
used. with each box-the Price OAs dollar per Dor,
containing from 30 to 60 pills.
pills seat ~ wall promptly by RENTING to the
Proprietor. Sold by Druggists generally.
r. d. HUTCHIN6S, Proprietor,
~ Cedar Street, New York.
A. Sawyer, Blddefori, s. s. Mitchell. Saeo II.
ii. Hay a Co. Portland, Agents. iyt21is
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uerrick's Kid strengthening plas,ers
r. HERRIcK 4 CO., Albany, ". Y.
Important TO the Afflicted.

DIR. DOW continues TO be consulted at his Office.
Nos and Endcott Street, BostOn, on all diseases
OF PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE. by
long course OF study and practical experience OF
unlimited extent, Dir ID. has now the grathcauon
OF presenting the unfortunate With remedies that
10 cure tho most alarming cases OF GONORRliuA
and SYPHILIS beneath his treatment, all the
horrors OF yenereal and impure blood, lmpoteney,
Scrofula GonOrrh9a, Ulcers. pains and distress ~
the regions OF procreatOn, inflammation OF the bad
der and Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abcesses. linmors,
Prightful Swelings. aud the long train OF horrible
symptoms attending this class OF disease, are mldo
child. SEMINAL WEAKNESS DIR. ID. deyotes q
great part OF his time 10 the treatment OF those
cases caused by q secret and solitary habit, which
ruins the body and mind. uEattng the unfortunate
individual for business or society Some OF the SAD
and melancholy ell, cts produced by early habits
OF youth, arc Weakness OF the Back and Limbs,
Dizziness OF the head. Dlmness OF sight, Palpta-
ton OF the Heart, Dyspepsia. Nervousness. De-
rangcment Of the digestive functions, symptoms
mind are much 10 be dreaded loss Of memory,
confusion OF ideas, depression Of spirits, evil foro
holdings. aversion Of society, sefdlstrus timldity.
&C are among tho evils produced. Snch persons
should. before contemplating matrmOny, consult
physician of experience. and be at once restored
10 health and happiness.
Patients who wish 10 remain under DIR. Dows
treatment few days or weeks, will 10 furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges Tor board mode
rate. -,
Medicines sent TO all parts Of the country, with
full directions for use ON receiving description OF
your cases. DIR. Dow has alec for sale the French
Capottes, warranted the best preventive. Order
by mail, for 81, and n red stamp.
April, ls52.-iyri6
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ltatbs.

saco-Oet. 8, Mr.. Robert Clea,es, 10 years =.
Aeton-Oct 20. Moses II. Garyin, - years,
10 mos. IL days.
Hollis-Sept. II, Mary Bradbury, widow OF
the late John Bradbury, 10 years
For the last few years she was subject OF
much suffering, caused by paralysis. In her
last hours she was calm and peaceful, and as
death approached her, she was resigned. de
string 10 depart this life to be forever with her
Saviour.
30 years.
Mr.. y. was highly esteemed as q citizen, and
as a man and christian his character was
above rcprOach. lie was greatly respected as
a member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
With which he had stood connected more than
Twenty-Five years. For several years he had
been employed as teacher. in which position
he hal been eminently successful, and had Sc
curel an excellent reputation. lie was engag'
ell in teaching in the neighboring town OF Ken
nebunk, when on the 18th VI October, he was
stricken down by disease.
A beloved wife and four children mourn the
loss Of an aaectionate husband and a kind faith
or. eoA'
Nov. 9. 1862.
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O0V,OOO Low. Nee Steel Plate coaSiy Cot.
orsd Map of the United States, Cnnndns and
Prom recent surveys, completed Aug. 10, 1861
cost s20OOO 10 engraye IL, and one years time.
Superior 10 any so map ever made by Cotton or
MITCHELL and sells at the low price or hty cents
37O.0O names are engraved on THIS map.
II is not only County map. but ills alsoa
County and Railroad Map!
OF the United States and Canadas combined In one,
giving eusry Rarvai Station aud distances between
Guarantee any woman or man 81 To - per day,
and will take back all maps that cannot be sold
and refund the money.
send Tor 81 worth TO try.
Printed instructions how ocanvass we'll furnished
WAyrkD-Wholesale Agents for our Map, in ey.
cry State : California, Canada. England, Franco
and Cuba. A fortune may DO made With lew
Ut. Lloyd,
No. lei Broadway, New York.
The War Department uses our Map Of Virginia,
MARYLAND and Pennsylvania cost $40 Otg, on which
Is marked Antietam Greek, sharpsburg Maryland
flights. Wllllamsport Ferry, Hhorersyile, Nolands
FoTd and all others on the Potomac. and every 9th
or place In MARYLAND, Virginia and PennsylNnia,
or money refunded.
LlOyi's Typographical Map Of Kentucky,
OHIO, Indiana and Illinois,
IL the only authority for Gen. Buell. and the war
Department. Money refunded to any one hndins
an error In IL.
Price 80 cents.
From the Tribune, Aug 2.
"LLoYD's Mar or VIRGINIA, MARYLAsD AND
PESNsYLyASiA.-Thls Map Is very large It's cost
Is but 2j cents, and Il is the best rhieh eau be Pur-
chdstd.n -..........,,,,,
LLOYDs GREAT MAP or THE MISSISSIPPI
RIvEIl-frOm actual surveys by Capts. Bart AMI
Vim. bowen, Mississippi river pilots, OF 81 Louis
Mo, shows every mans plantation and owners
name from st. Louis to-tho Gulf OF Mexico-i.Jjo
miles-evcry sand bar. island. town, landing, and
AL places ~ miles back from the ryer-colored IN
counties and States. Price 81 in sheets ~ pocket
form, aud $3.50 on linen, with rollers. Ready sep
tember %
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAsHisGros.l
Sept IL, lsC2.
Ut. LLOYD, Sns Send me your Map OF the Mis-
Admiral Charles II. Davis, commanding the Missis-
slppi squadron. Is authorized 20 purchase as many
as are required for Of that squadron.
3wil GIDEON WELLS, Sec'y OF Navy
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SI,eriG,s sale.

YORK-ss., November ,, 1862.
DY virtue of an execution which issued up
ID ON judgment in favor Of Alyah Libby, OF
Wells. in our said County OF York, Physician
against Elkanah ID. Witham, OF York, IN said
County, Husbandman-at the Supreme Judic-
ial Court begun and holden at Alfred within
and for the said County Of York ON the third
Tuesday of September A. ID. 1862. lhaye taken
all the right in equity that the said Elkanah ID,
Witham now has or had on the tfleenth day OF
January A. ID. 1862 at q O'Clock L. VI, the time
when the same was attached on mesne process,
to redeem the following described real estate
situated in said York 10 wit !: n certain tract OF
tillage land with the buildings thereon, former
ly improved by John Witham, deceased, bound
Ell as follows ON the Southeast side of the new
County road leading to York and adjoining
said County road on the Northwest, and ON
the West By land of Josiah Littleheld, South
east BY land of Bourne & Son and Elem 7. Bos-
ton land, and Northeast by Joshua Huhbard's
land containing three acres more or less, resery-
ing square rods for burial ground. The above
described premises being subject to 4 mortgage
given To George L. Baker Ia secure the pay
ment Of seventy five dollars in one year and in
terest Dated January II, 1862. and recorded
in Book US page Is January 70, 1902, of York
County Re ords.
And on Saturday the sixth day of December
next at three o'clock in the afternoon, / shall
offer for sale ON the premises in said York, TO
the highest bidder said right in equity of Re
demption TO satisfy said Execution and all fees
EDMUND WARREN,
3wl6 Deputy Sheriff.