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MAPS.
tOO M0 MALE or FEMALE

100000 s MAhs 70 or .t FENALf
NAr OF Tux uNitEp STATES.
cANNpAs. AND SEw BRUNSWICK
From recsut survey. completed Aug 10. ls6g.
eosi so, oos 10 sngrsve Il and one year. Zine.
Superior any eto map made ~ Cotton or
Mitchell. and sells at the lev price 81 ~ cents a-o
600 names are engraved on this map.
II i not only Count, Map. bot u .. slsos
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
q he L States and snsdas cosased In cue. Giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and distance bstwesn
Guarantee any woman or man 81 10 a. per day.
AL VII take back all rnsps that cannot - -ois sni
refund the money.
send TOE al worth iotry.
Printed Instructions hc~ 10 veil. farnl-h-
81 all our agents.
Manted-A smart man, a. Wholesale agent for
oar Hsrs In every State. Canada England. and Cali
Hernia. fotuu~ NAV ~ msts with small ca pifsi
1T LLOYD,
NJ LEI hroadNsy. Nss York
The War Departments Nap II Virgins
AMI Msryisnd. On which j. marked Torou hfarr Gap.
Bull Run Mountains Pals Church. all The fofds IN
The rotonsc AMI every -,her place Ia Narylsna and
Virginia, OF mones refunded
Price - cents. Sept. 10. dwsi
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The stake may be perfectly cuge-l ~iih
oct paia BY he fsencA Sreciec -Nesears
We ~cpter 4 he srecifc : hard tske
Il 10, ~e wlf srf q ssh- "a. -ErsAs-s..
II cared 8 u.i "a i3er ir.lssi - 1'rs.-
scrsgf.
iedevis ges1ierner. e.. are .ulsecf.-
Ledcfr.
lee. asi Fe,tu,f.ux sa.sole e. t.eN-
tzfrac9a tsAFser
Tbs = cNrrxsng he 1aissr gate = a. T..
cts1letfe uSii hesr.-Nali
y, for "a. nelgheor a "a thtotll oat
- cioclicss bes rev ErrAases
Wsv,sh 4 had knock 81 The "a s..rrs.s oct
- sxisfecce ia psssin< .-tc<
loa src Gar 10 cruri 49, sl,oafi - unsfs
- is. tfsrtrr
Thee ~hs are - t2.- - a. - sLe .l-s.s.
Gil ard e.ca psraEr2,h - c,nsa.a e .isxhi
n Of hamef ". Y cietr
= There ! b1t ore rsaeis II 80 h,rs
the sa,utr. draw u Al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

wASrED.-A few men 70 fll up Company
A. l., Indiana Cavalry. now acting A. Body
Guard 70 Gen. Sigel. in Virginia. Apply
soon. Oficc IN Early'- Block. North lie
Public Square. Terre Hauie. mi
nov.1lv i II. Oils
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

~ Ladies and gentlemen. how j. the
time to get your Pail ard Winter wear ooi-
Ord and eieaned. Having improved and en-
larged our dye house and finishing tools. wo
are prepared - do any kind of work in our
line-not 20 be cSceled in the western
ciiies. ! T. RRINERS & son.
East Wabash IT, bet oh H. 4 canal.
OctlOdlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

- From the indianapolis. JoAraal We
learn tl,-' a man by the name II Robert ,lay
vas arrested Tor treason at tho Bates House
rue-ia, a, <hs. that hs re>.del in clay coun
~. near ia,.ipg ssgeen. where his bushes.
va. school teaching. that &c volunteered IN
Captain y. A. Conovers company otthe list
Indiana. n,t out af any patriotic spirit. but
% escape trouble and threatened pros ccution
for~omc violaiisn OF the law. that he follow
cd the fortunes Of the regiment. aad was
taken a, Richmond. Kentucky. where he re-.
nained until a few weeks ago. being taken
N ailes the battle when he returned with
tho ambulancs train in charge Of Dr.. Nc
pcrmou. Ballsrl and rarvin AMI that he
has been u Clay county until day OF two
.gs. when he was ARRESTED AMI broush, 90
.h,s e,ts BY Captain ConoVsr Nnl AiIaant
Maison Of the list
The charges we're preferred Against him
~ u NcDermots and died With 0eneral
Wright. and were Of such a nature that OF
dcrs were issued by Gen W. Tor h'S arrest
Il seems that Oh being paroled he rcmAtkcd
- the rebel oalsess that The parole offered
AS 10, such an oue a. be wished, that be
wansei .e ,has wosli relieve him from DO
inr lursh.r dssv IN the army They told
him TIA, they coalda, give such parole.
bat has il he would take tAe oath ol sliegi
4nce n the Confederate States be ~oald
shea heselievsd from all obligations 70 serve
IN the Union army. lie accepted the parole.
and few DAYS Asfer~ari ~alkei four miles
and half 20 a brick church. an1 there had
the oath Of allegiance % the rebel <o,csn
mcas administered TO him, al his ovn ~
quest. copy q which Va f,and araonr -
baggage.
-ew r ehsr<c - Coi Csuinstoa.
Anu ~.ii probably ee tsied ev nil'tsFs
commission an receive = traitors reeasd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

~ Our farmers are improving the Ptes-
emf fne weather IN gathering their corn
The weld in this county has beer excellent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

Fresh Buck Wheat Flour can be had ron
~ TrTTLE'S
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OYSTERS.

I.<AESH olsrEk> ls.f fseslr.t 4tst - Ia - 49,
ii ssnslaatiy - hktf - A Ia.s- - - 49,
6r.<<y. $780, a. aEa 0ss STREETS. fsu-u1m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
Night Dispatches.
NEW YORK ELECTION

Nav loRS, Nov 6--Henry g Stcbbei.s.
the Democratic candidate for Congress IN
the LIT District T. elected by over > ooo ma
iariiv
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DYE HOUSE.

NEW YORK DYE HOUSE
TIE n-sisrs'rot peeif respectfully .assrn
49, citlsrrs - Errrs fi4rtr 49, tl.rft ftst 49,
ksxr ut a-riFtf frtr a. 2 A. sIfA = eel -
hrs*f stuck a trf I,fe-tfu-t. AT hfierIra ffrf.
FtTIt Class tfTs H. - fsted IL Ia rtsre 49,
aekse rozsrs - : $errh FcErft - sAer- ~ -
FFsrsrsS - dys e. any eetsr la1iss rtsAirr -
srsry tesrrlplic1. sIse fssrsier.slas rsrrssrf.
ci-sr<cd. csicrs< Al rspslret
rc11-t1x klxKl. CLazIDGR 4 CO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

- Two magnificent flag. ere % be pre-
seated. 20 the list Regiment. by the ladies'
IL TsFfe Hautc on to-morrow Saturday
Il 5o'cioek TIE presenistion ~iii take
place ~ Camp Dick Thompson
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

- Latest New York styles Of Silk Hate
something neat and siylish--u,t received
at Basnett's Hat Store. northeast corner Of
the Public Squire. Tsell y Ripley's old stand
Call and get one. ociai-iw.
~ an those who want beautiful Silk
HAT. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one OF the Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there
fore I can warrant all hats bought OF me-
! have line assortment II French Beaver.
Otter and Soft Cs-Simefe hats Of the finest
quality, and OF al color. which sm selling
very low also. a large assortment of Wool
Hats. OF all colors. ranging IN price ~ low
a. hl,y cents
ii. Low ERIE. Practical Halter.
Successor to J g YATES.
m2s-tf. Cor. Fiits. ani Main q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

"Cosfor's Rei Roses NJ Erirrnf ~.
"rosiar's"
''Cossar's" Be- bas Esfefp,Drter.
"Cosiar'sl
"Cosf0r's Eieefr. pa,rd,r. -, Isserfs, 80.
II &c. Soc. and ~ 90 lases. Noiiies sHi llasis,
sud a. S.f.s Ter Plantations. Slip.. .hasl-.
Hotels. ste etc.
CAUTION -, % prevent iha snill from
being imposed upeu hF lfri4Hs anal insffs Fssas-
csois Lolsf1fioas. . new Label has b..n prepared
bearing fnrf'nf.i 20 the Proprietor, signature
Examine each box. bottle or flask carefully sefofe
purchasing. ana take n.fhisr hlf a 'o@far.s'+
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

And especially invites those suffering from
Acute, Nervous, or old Standing Chronic
Diseases. AoheS. Pains. Weakness. Injuries.
Derangemenis, and all Ailments peculiar TO
Female. 10 call and consult hin, free Of
charge dlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
FROM THE POTOMAC.

HEtpcy ArTfEs Army OF TIA PorouAtf
RrcroErowN. VA. NOV. 3. 10 =. ~. \
10 Ms EIci}eacy The Presidenf:
Gen Pleasauicn remained over night ri
Marshall, aud lliS morning moved on to-
wards burbour's, > miles distant. and near
the mouth OF Chester Gap Before reach
ing the tewn he came up with Gen. Stuart
with 5000 men and one Battery The enc
M had their guns posted on a hill on the
lett % the road, but we're driven OF. Col
Gregg of the elh Pennsylvania, charged on
them with iull regiment. completely rout
ing them and capturing prisoners A. the
rebels fled Captain Townders. with squad.
ron ef the 9Th Ia. regiment. charged on
their Hank while Capt Pennington with an.
other lorcc assaulted them with shells.
The rebels lett iu of their Gead on the
held oar loss vas killed. aud /, wounded
Among the enemy dead vas a Captain -
ihe Adjutant OF Virginia Regiment hal
hi- leg broken. aud is n prisoner The con
duct Of our cavalry in tins action WAS splendid
and il i only necessary for Gen Stuart to
meet them ia an open field Ia show our
superiority.
Salem was occupied to DAY by General
Bayard's cavalry. after driving the fiat Nir-
GINA cayalr, from he town. AMI capturing
several
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

LII THOSE KNOWING. them
= fsis~. '--Nesft - '. >,gs<st Taaa. 80
$500 s't - a. 1919. - cisss - tkrir -
-. sstAersf<t - setsis - 60.
NJ pean - - fas.1 At 90 80 -. NAV.
20 sree SnfxKr t1xS.
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90 -
| rrsf

NV lorE. Nov. 6-Thc steamer Or.ole
from e~bUrn alrt. AMI llattefas Inlet -.
arrived this morning
An expedition IS said 10 have lcli New
burn destination unknown.
The Newborn Progrc-- of the 3lst nit Is
received only one item of news is contain.
ell therein-that H. loyal Tennesscan- hal
escaped from the rebel prison az Atlanta
Ga, by knocking down the sentinel and then
skedad,liing
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
DISSOLUTION.

ht to-tAhf >fk>Hlt Here
ttrs esistl1x s~treer y. Slrp~rt 4 wlas.
49,, - fhistss tis-strs. - nHfrsi csnserf
>IFFgRT M rt~N
rssf. s.ss.. ssx :. Ia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07

A. G cosss .. CONES
COMBS \ BROTHER.
IL AvlSG recently purchased The CoAl Ban. for
L userly known the "SCaEE MINIS" on.
aad -three-qusrter mile. west % ths city. rc~
pr~p,rct O. furnish the citizens % Terre-Hsute ard
vicinity. With god article q seii -screened coai 81
figures o suit thee psrilcus tlmes
We ar also A<ents Tor the Highland. Rrssii and
Fa-msrsturg Coal Mes.
eS Orders len a. the vxo Couusy Scales o. at the
fcs1snc. q either propristo-. be Rchmcna
k<ilrosd pspet. ~til - allied sAsrs Desioe.
tsive tfsi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-07
PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given to the
~ glo<kboi1ers. hat The aruzal t,cei.ng - tsn
r.uruo.e q elrcsinx ni1e DrectoEs o. ths en.uirE
- I'll l. hid a. fheif BsEfing uOuse N Ieffe
Haze q, wednesday fbs fhk day - SoffHhsf
nst'' - no : BEACH. c..hi.s
Ter. u.st<. Oct .. isss a.
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EIECTROPArIiy!
A new aud complete system OF
" EDICAL ELECT RICITI

Dr. =. PAIGE. OF Boston. Mas. would
most respectfully announce e. the citizens Of
TTRRE HaurF and vicinity that he has taken
rooms for limited time At the Buntin House
Tor the purpose Of curing d,s,o',s by his Pc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

When THIRST for sa,d eusiassS the lpiad.
Ani ss.hsa tscNs siane lear sway,
hau uNbt 4 rasagt 70 iiis kmd.
atd hia,3 aba fsifiHe aDas his Nayi
And set ~ tals ssalae snnFir iny
el.d q weeping uegro boy
| i.lss th4t ,lees iht western main
he unhapFA yaali, N4. desHtel 10 dwell,
A psssr, iforu. issaiiei slave,
4 sfrtch eiiol I hilsiians uuy aud sell
Abs iof gls po1t. SIMPLE tos,
! sold ulsuudug nesru tey
It'll. Gthtr's hope. bs mOilseg, pride,
Though placs, set caiuely t. iheif tieH;
tote hiHl hepicss irNm their side,
And gtsr him tp rufitn creS,
Iu ngnds that Aisc' cotsj nBgy,
sold weeping uesto boy.
Nay Iie WHO wtlks uPou the wiN.l.
y llosg St4cc in thsnder betri ga high.
WHO d,th the raging lemps, biud
Ahi Wluas ihe hghiuiug's through tie sly
luget the wJeteb, nlp Cor a toy
Ceu.i sell 3 helpless Aegio 10y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

According 70 experiments made IN Par
j., the pulse oi lion beats forty times
minute; that of tiger nineiy-six times
Of a tapir, forty-fous times of u horse,
forty times; oi vol. forty five times
of tox, ioriy-three times: oi q hear, iIlir-
iy-eiglt times; 81 Monkey, forty eight
times Of an eagle, one hundred aud sixty
times. IL was impossible TO determine
the beatings Of the elephants pulse. A
butterfly, however, il Was discovered, ex-
perienced sixty heart pulsa,ions in min.
ute.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

sent 10 oiipr tie Eugltsh the use - their
ho.pHal, tor their wounded, pleigiug the
s,ri0isl lplisoi lhas Tie, sbUnld T. casr.
inlly aticHar.l 70. Mhea ibc storm alter
ihc aeliou dusc .ome q lhe prizr. upon
thc coast. lhtg declared lhat lhe ipgllsh
who we're thus ihr,wu into their hands
should aol ba considered prisoners If VAR.
and lhe Spanish .ald rrs gave up ihrir
own heds to their .hipwrechcd cnemics.
Already WAS 10 b. setu I'll commence.
mem % thar teaal,lt alliance which Eas
70 -aoa 4 slinpi 10 take place tctNrrn
these generous enemies and It sas amid
the lempe-ls uf Trafalgar that tl.e feelings
were produced which brought them 10
stand side BY side 10 Niuora AID rou.
loHse
No words can describe The minglrd
i,e'ibg, Of Joy and grief, ol cNulta,iou aud
melancholy, which pe,vaied The British
empire upon the news being received oil
'hc battle oi Trafalgar. The greatest ma
yal victory recorded ia the amal. ul tie
world ha been gained hy their arms
AfA At4f-fA ~ tttftA@tNttf ttiA Aftt iftt - W
Naloton were NJ au end. Secure 10
their sen girt isle, they could nov behold
~ lliout alarm thc marslalltl torses OF
Europe IN hostility aeans, llitm. In u
single moment. from lhr result 81 one en-
"a mela, lley hsa l.aesel fsum siass
oI anxious soltcitude To one 81 independ-
ence and security. InerlimaLle rs lhrse
blessings were. they vc seemed made.
qaaiely purchased hy tho Fife Of the hero
by whom they had been gained. The
tc'iags Of grief were even more pow
than those Of pfaiitude and England.
with the fleets of her anagonis. sunk in
the deep, seemed less seeaie dian when
IN presence Of her yet unsealhel enemies,
shr was protected By tie hero whose fam-
ing sword turned every way.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

THE WAR FEELISG IN CANApA.--It
is not little remarkable that Canada
papers exulj in The prospect Of a war with
the Uuttcd States. Some Of them are
as ,iolent and insulting Us the London
Times itself The Toronto Leader is
particularly ugly, and calls on thc govern
ncnt and people Of anada 20 prepare for
war boldly and efficiently and above all
TO rapare al once. The London papers
give an account ot public meeting at
Ashton-oa-Tyne 40 Lear addr' sse- oa
the present state Of American affairs from
the Hon Joseph IloUe, i ime minister
OF Nova Scotia the ll3n. >. l.. 1iIley Of
the cabinet Of New Brunswick aud Mr.,
Edwin Watl,in Of Manchester. Mr.. Ilngh
Mason was IN the chair. The meeting
was extremely well attended, aud Tie
speakers we're very well received. The
general tone Of the remarks OF the first
two may be summed up in few words.
They had no sympathy with the northern
states, and a strong wish for the success OF
the South They had no desire for war,
were quite sure that the colonies would
eight for England, il their help was need
cd, and equally hopeful that England
would fight for the colonies, and they were,
therefore, Of opinion that war ought to be
begun. i war were necessary for the hol-
or d England"
But intelligent Canadians must be
aware that the almost inevitable result of
war must be the annexation Of Canada
to the United States The true state Of
the case is we'll put by the Washington
correspondent Of tie journal Of Commerce,
who says :--"I have no idea that England
win commit the huge folly Of going 0 war
with us on account OF Siiieii aud Mason.
Bot il she should, her dominion in Caoada
would in my opinion. soon come TO an end.
Tie French population Of llnt province,
almost 70 a man, would size with Jonathan,
and we all know that the heufts and lls
interests of Canada West have, fof long
time, been Unidentified with the Estates
Where 10 place tie Irish population no
one could hesitate. And tie fact is sig.
nilieani, That the wealihie.t man in all
Canada. Harrison Stephens Of Mont eal,
/. is native Of Vermont, and oans proper
iy ii New York ely TO IN immense
amount. Indeed. llosc who woald cling
10 tlie cause OF England, III The event Of
rupture would be reduced to few hund-
red ard be composed chiefly Of govern
meat officers, aud Of the yeritable ma
chimes WHO constitute the provincial sol
dicfy. Unless nt personal experience d..
cdyea me, the annexation oi Canada would
he a very easy matter % accomplish, so
England had better beware
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07
Lgliapa Tor I.sr Tsmb,tone ot
lea. Davis.

aIa.s 1ssly u ~ sea - fsfr.
Ais,as hs saui. 'is 50 gaeef,
80 satan spHia noi iste il t.,
Il pas - fpul, = black siih ia
- tell ieaain "a w'ssug dire.
1l God can make ueW bell ere.
vbssh .hail teUlans glls Sal4ou sting
Nth e,ety oihss hngri iaius
Il nhfeh O. aip hls tel,ri sai,
Ava s1uiItrs inffafs Get d fuH.
6traf G,si ihg eaasnuitg hAni ne see,
BelzfllgBs dlvnci. eur eoBuiJ1 = ifts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

Merit IS neger 80 conspicuous as when
il springs from obscuriiy, just as the moon
never looks 50 lusirous as WHEN il emerges
from a cloud.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

"A good wife, Gays Bunsby, "kuows
how 10 make the domestic ties strong
She always puts tape on her husbands
shirt collars"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

Board of Loalil.- A taroer's cupboard
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07

IENTs' SliANLs, Superior make. from s 1 50
VI to s550 a. tie EQUINOX STORE.
Manchester. Aos 10, lsol
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-01-07
DrRNErrs GENrlNE

.lllill YDs ASSORTED DRESS GOODS.
%UUU bslAiees, Nalrs.eias, aud oshsr sssles
Al II = Gears l-r gard Greai bargains in ihss
i0s. r. I hNRu CO.
Manchester. Sor. 10. iegl
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
A NEOUR

MI lSCGLLA EoOS
Hardware of all kinds suitable for general use.
Yankee Notions--The finest assortment ever
brought to this market.
Wooden Ware Of every description o. The
best quality.
Paper Haugings, Window Curtain fixtures.
of every pattern.
Candies lStewart's double re6nedl acom-
plete assortment.
Cider Vinegar, warranted the pure article
Nuts! Nuts !--Brazil, Madens, Peanuts.
Filberts and Almonds.
Citron, Farina, Sage, Cocoa, Tapioca, Uat.
meal, French Mustard, Pearl Barley, Catsup.
Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce, and Sweet Oil.
Tobacco, chewing and smoking, all kinds
the best quality,
Ground Spices Of all kinds, in tin boxes
warranted pure.
E0er'ytng, anything, Something,
If THERE Is ANYTHING YOU WANT
AND DO NOT SEE, ASK FORT.
"a All kinds Of Produce taken in .,chan.
t Tor goods a. tho highest market price
E. M TOBEY & co
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

lots l 2 8, blk l0e. IS cts each !:
lots I 245, blk 100, A cts each {;
lot 3, blk 100, 26 cts F.; lots 1886
blk II0, A cts each j; lot 10 blk III
81 cts; frac blk lis $126; frao blk
frac blk ZIG 81 26; frac blk III
81 26; frac blk "a, $1O8; frac biz
81, So cts; frac blk IS 50 80; frac
BIZ 69, 81 81; lots 1234b6769,
blk 46, 10 cts each; lots I23456
1870 II 1913 IA, blk 40, Is cts
each.
FREMONT CITY
lots 12346, blk II, 10 cts each :
lots 2s4567, blk &c, II cts each;
lots 2345 8, blk 80, % cts each ;
frac part BIZ 80; lots l 234567,
biz 50, % cts each ; lots I 23456,
blk AZ, II cts each !; frac part blk A.
II cts; lots l 2 3 4 5 6. blk 60, 10
cts each lots l 2 3, blk 86, IA cts
each; lots l 2 3, blk 81, 81 cts each;
lots I 234 56789 10 II IL IL IA,
biz GO, Is cts each frac blk47 $II9
lots l 4667 50 1OI1 II IL IA,
blk As, IL cts each; lots 12345 6
IS Q 10 II IL Is IA, blk 20, 10 eta
each lots l23456789, blk q,
Is cts each lots 2345678 9l0
II II, blk As, Is cts each frac blk
%, 500:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
DRY GOODS

r, hrewn Shcc'ings and Shir'inss, Blue and
Brown DENNIS, Bleached Muelins, lol and 81
M"s''n' Ticking, Stripes and Checks, Dri]hnxs'
Canton Flannel. Red. White and Yellow Flsn'
mel KY: Jeans, Cotton Cloths for boys wear.
Table Linen, Toweling, etc. etc etc.
Dix. Silks, Velvet, Ecrage. Dclain,s, Cali
Goes G'nghams, Lawns, Furniture Calico.
Mourning Prints. Can'brics, Brillian,., Jnco
nets, Cross Bar Muslin, Swiss d., Marsc,llc..
Farmers Satin, etc. etc etc.
Cloths. Cloaking. Broadcloth. Docskins, en-
simcres, Fine WOODEN Goods for mems WEIR
ETC., etc., etc.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25
v5n18-6w

OUARTERMASTER'S NOTICE.-The Uu-
" dersigned will be at ST. CLOUD, MON
DAY, the 9th, at the time and place with the
State Auditors chosen to audit the claims aris
ing from the Indian troubles. and will attend
to settling and taking up receipts given for
any article had for. or on account of, the Fort
Abercrombie Expedition, and give therefor =
proper voucher. W. NJ KIMBALL,
Q. NJ F. A. Expedition
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-25

NOTlCE.-Taken up by the subscriber, liv-
~ ing near Oak Grove, in StearAs county,
two COWS. One is red and white spotted, mid
ding sized, has part Of one horn broken off,
and is about nine years old. The other is al
most all red, middling sized, and about six
years old. The owner, or owners, is hereby
notified to came aud prove property, pay char
ges and take them away.
v5nl9-4wN HENRY MEIR.