Daily Wabash Express, Volume 8, Number 301, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 1 February 1862 — Page 2

THE DAILY EXPRESS.

TERRE-HAUTE:

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1, l-a Wr gtre pae in onr issue this morning, to the exclusion ot other interesting matter, for an article from the State Je, ia re

gard to the FAHxrjTOCKcircuUr.aboa

w made meotian a few days eince. It will J that end. It U cot rery probable but pobe seen that Mr. Fa ant stock and hU cirvn- J sib!e that the enemy miy succeed iu oter-

tar are most effectnally dispoeeJ of.

It will be seen by our dispatches th-a moru ing, that the Richtaoud Dapntck inform in of readers that Sar&nnah is not as Urc a city ai New York, something that most of iu readers were decbtleaa Ignorant of up to that time. I It say furtUr. that eren when the Fedend force capture that city, they will bate accomplished but little, as it Is a point of but Utile import ince. The Ditpate admit that SsTacaa. is liable to capture and occupation br our force, under Dero and Sata-a. A Sen Orleans man sent North by the r.Kia an ma mfnsh 40 tO "f what he a v wv sjj could tee," went back and made the follow, ing report: I went to New York; busineas U going on tkr fthout a rar nerer saw thin es more h there should udf e cobody had cone w I. to war didn't actually bear anything about I the South. Then 1 went to wnere tney were turninr out all the things for the war, and saw how they were doing it, and then wan when I begau to smell n u. Oof raphr Tsr. a mr mt man mnt rem since every one that üeography U a moat important element of war. It affeeu directly the plan ot erery campaign, as well as the nationality of a country. Franee ü indebted, to a great extent, to the natural military tnthusiaam of her people for her splendid armies, and milltirv trenrth. but equally as much to the I geographical formation of her possesions. I " J - Q ' w mm Vaolilo the 1st said of Italy, that U "wm . . , v.. 1,.- J too long ana not oroaa uuuBu. - racially in days or slow and ü.ncuii trarei. 1 to the ephemeral sorereipJties and blood war. of the P.nin.ula." Kuian ambition lor conquest, oy AinAiDta in lbU?, was aeieatea dj aroiio 1 who aaw th strategic position CI Lonsunti- 1 .J u i. .w. p.ffl.l..iit nopie, an-i wuiu .c v... But the importance of geography has uerer been more fully demonstrated than since I the commencement of the present war. Tbe eeographical formation of our country forbid that It should constitute two different nationalities or governments free, and per hape both would bw destroyed for all purpose of creatnes, or benefit to mankind. And therefore American geography cries: "Fight J out this conflict to the bitter end, for there J h no other practicable means of attaining pesre" And all the people eay. Amen! Caar 4-XoaT Baa-fcw Bainoe." i MaaTLAo, Jsnuary 2Itb, W2. Edifr Erprtti : What I had cotjeclurcd tobe an "important more" aheid.ln my last communication to you, prored to be a simple remoral from Romney to this point. It i a doubt In my mind which of two opinions is correct, concerning the removal of the indent forces alationed there. One thing certain, we were all surged very much v. We had ben expecting orden to ad vance upon the enemy at Winchester every rly waa anxious for a forward movementhut everyboly bad to experience a backvtri movement! Secrecy U an Imporunt element iu military matters, and our Inouriny superiors are 0 itriolly noo committal that a aubIin can only predicate h!a sayings upon the result of Wi own bservttioa nd judgment which may pouibly be wrong. One of two thlnpf U evident ; we either lelt Homney becaoae we bad to in other word hecause th5e "ho orderM the rttmgade movement deamed Mlecretioo the better part of v:-jr," r the eracuation of fioax ney Li a rse; a Mudioui more on the rhejuer boards of events, the object and value of which are to be seen hereafter. 1 hope for the reputation of the force ta tone there that the lat opinion will piyve true, an I I strongly Incline to the opinion, al though, it yet ppni to me, that "tu lio n move" was a blind o ie after all ! The l Ith are not In thw habit of nrch!ng from Impending danger, tut nstarslly IVe fsrin,; it, nl I never will flinch from meeting it. ami after doing all litt fit be .Inn it will be fall lime l fall back If Koune w of importatic rerdsvoii, U ws a nibU ruae l dert it, b-it if It Is of no Importance I can't un Jeliiaud why it should have been taken 0 oftn, a I fidallv UU i be retaken Tb se-c!i arc, n djubt, having a fine lime there tw. l ba tdratdy evl Uaklng U l' of tht t"n rj inj it the precno of their av.tr hottunlt a Utter. f,li inj: . "VnWts" prt'cu!ir thur.de-. The lkiiij: officers of tb Nik Ui!e t mk any iinpre'oa on the stony herts of the ladies of Homney; they were true ideed t their eeh hopefnllt. and bad no particular bkii.g for the Horsier author . A a general thin. however, we were eil treated H-i far I was uvlividusly ron reried.I wold hve teA Rjmney in tme. Wl.trt I r enisled in tbe aervie cl nu country I fr-la towi l tha eveh as 1 ou!. y an ffring brother a fetlinj of tmdernee at avmpathy, aul f. rii but nb tte prfres of event 1 t crown rol l he trtei as oar eaeoV.es. and feel that m HokVl ft peil Ii pl uvh a eifere of Ictlißf ujesii. The jo k-y of the covernnaent teems to roe loo tas'., io ol.li gin, ion talf sacrificial. Wr i a nuel thtrg it always hat been aad mast be. aud I think we wonM mtVo?rerapü and w cerifal Hfviea towsrl the settlement cf this dignity U I rinjiog upon the beads nf iti instigators an1defnters mil ltkrrr$ if tear Ie tkeiw tP trt w There i no greater difference beten a hard thrown papr aid snl 1 powder hurlel canno t UM et t Urgeit if, ta theie ii between what thi m sr h been .iid . And what it mlr.Lt b. il romprati reuli of thtwrt n,i'e! wow'd le t fi r-rt.a. U' en!i,:e. .raiALhi rebellion, and n Ov-t nam. .! for our try's t ake let u b- bitit raatHfst. N'tfwtUIn favor of bt iwprtiIent naoveoenti bat hen we .1. i ; 1. a. i I do wish it was nble l i jsarnori.

tht Hvitit it-:ct V!r,:ijf sniih

burning no rail, but raj experience prorea to mo that this i iliujilj iinpoaaible. We ar cot couleading with fi prorklvd with l.Uy-KMier guns; but welt armeU with deadly riUt atul muikcu; anil wbo hate iu xnioy instances fought tratre! anJ desperately for the ma'intainance of their preseDt government, and while we are thinking on the humanity tide of the question, they are malicioualj plottlDj the downfall of the gosera-

meat, and using etery energy to accompSUh rowerlug the check of Union forces guard ing the entrances into Ohio and Indiana, and Urn ravage aul devastate the fairest portions the isters States, and charge the long matured plan of the war. I do not know but a slight touch of that character might be beneficial, and be the means of bringing this wr to a more decisive iue. and speedier termination. The 1st Brigade, under Col Kimball, as acting Sngadier General, is encamped here on the banks ol the Kurth Branch of the I otomac. and I assure yon, "all w quiet oz the North Branch of the Potomac. The boys are rejoicing orer their new Sibley tents, furnished with stores, aud fully ap preciate the difference between Cheat Moun tain secomodations and those of the present time. I'eor boys they hare had a hard time; and out ot Western Virginia, hope nerer to experience Camp life there again, but they hare ensure! an DODiy lor tneir country s a a a a a Indiana may indeed be proud of her .flW..r, We hare bfeu, aul are experiencing mild a inter weather and hare bad also a alight repetition of our Virginia life with respect to rains aud mud a mere approximation howerer the immag'inalion may conceit e, l nnot be found to that exe crated region of oountry. Truly Your, W. C. L. k nSTu: q . ... ,. fvV " wr tYmt rihi'f A through si IP .treeu. in wh ch Gor. Morton's public aud mhii J W mm a urn 9 iwvvv mvw priraie cuaraci.r w.r imuniiu a u.wij virulence, aud an aHectatien ot literary pol remarkable as they were diszustia e p-l(1 uo altention to it, partly because the charges sgaiust the Governor's public Vunuuct were o.u laisenoooa re.utea twtnir ..--...,, Pro..l vi! and aLhuurd tht i needed no coiitrndictiun; and beciute me puouc in mis sitinity unoemooa quue ell tue secret 01 jar. rannesiuca mniuio. . . ; ralue.u b4j fa,,u Jad hfre Bul uoroaj tjre mjy be some who will accept iu reckless lai-rwuw as -n .na.c.uono. vue o4.n.on rn ticed.and it is for tLat reaswu only that we LHtbiiah tbe following from the officers of the Klereuth regimeut during the three month errtee, who hare been associated with Capt. Fahuestvck can speak iutelii:enlly of bim, nd the credit due to his sutements. We regret tbe necessity which compels the pub lication of this letter, but wnen a public otn cer is availed iu so infamous a niiin.fr, it is due to the people of the State whom be tep resents that the asaaiia t should be known and his motives understood. When the circular wae firt printed a copy of t was shown to Oov. Morton by II. W. Kllsworth, of this city, who staled that the wjiter declared he would publ.sh it if the Governor did not tend Lent a com miss ion icilkii four er five Jay. To this attempt to procure an appointmcut by "Mack snail" the Governor auawered, with more erapha Vis than pulitcue, that "Mr. F. might go to the devil." dubiueotly Mr. Andrew Wa lace, of this eity, saw Mr. F., and said to him that some of the allusion in the circular would bring hira into cqilwion, not vith tbe Oovernor. who of coune would pay no attention to it, but with other mea who were aM.il el bv him, and he had better be careful. Mr. I . replied that he wouM modify the letter. Hid be did, by striking out two of the mo.l offensive allusions, a fact which shows quite clearly how much value he attached to bis own charges. Mr. F. abo stated to Mr. Wallci that iftkt (iourntr did not tend him m eimmi$tion within a lew d4Ts he should publish lh letter. Tbe purpe of the infamous affair ws tlmsdiclose!. Mr. F ant exl a cnmmliAion. He loaded a blunderbuss with diit, and held it at the Governor's head, With tbe demand. "A commission, or I'll shoot." How much credit it due to the char4ef of a man ho reiort to thi mole cf procuring an ofÜCe? II wsnte! to "b acW trad" the 0einr into tfviog bim sn ap pintmeit ahUh his importunate, ahametesi jemand provel be bad no capacity to nil. and tail ng, he let fly all the filth he could et his baud upon. Hut this is not all. In a plcrlpt to I' Is circular be intinnte that the Governor thieitenrd hot with prnonil and even bloody chaunemeut il th publ.c.tnon were roada. This N a lie. The tiorern ir made no thrral.ittid nevir care 1 n. nh tor thr dirty thing to trouble himelf iih tUjuj(ht whether it was pal.lihed or nT. I I hia IsNeh! miy s'an l a s. e Iniu ol the whole doeume-it. Ttiis attempt l black inil" the I l. ei nor into an sppointmetit f'r Mr. F. oi.ly the C'inelud nj aft of a whole jer of perItnt, hameles, import nnal bejrin .r ti fHice. I.st 111 he beiegrl the (Jn ernir fr a bm lune to give him the t(!'ue of tjurteri.i mf tienersl. Failing ''t, he trial and l ed lot the ort) e of A Ijatatit fiei.eral. Thru le went int tho three months aervUe, and what he did there the letter below will sli.ia. II resiKtie! his (iiu,iiii)ti in th lllh tet ment al the t rue an attrk eipH tel, aod the regiment ws fr'e to retreat toward Feunajh anii. He weht lo Va!,irigtoia to ter fi.r a j lr in the rewltr run . He tadrl again. lVitiix i . a the reul ir array are imt given to men whi re'n when the flrl n of d4Hger ruatti lie ram tark h 'roe, and wanted a Colonel' rinmls!on.lie teed the (Jatemr f-r weiks t ie r.ira any teld oftire, or let I. m ri a rf.i merit. He wrvde letier time alter lime, and among other ihe following rather juioy prtluetin Jidy i, I Mil. (Ok. Moatus Vsr Sir: I ui,Jertnd t'apt. r'ahneit-K-W dettrrs the aprn intrnent of V i!oi e. t' 'h f the re teme;. l he riel I n luM I f i a f I -fiieer, hnet, irl'.aM iixl Kiil witl.l WuulJ t tin l ot h well t ppmt Mra, are n.t such tuen i.eele-1 ? He L1 tg t the Me(iiiit C ttr ST 1 bis lrie;i. Wu?ild be .!( J I ) aate tn t toa u-i nvit over kKk, in yuur appiutmuu. the Charvl. that is stronger lb 11 anvo'herii 1 1. 1. ;r.a or in tl.et'niiel Slate. The H,inte ol tl.st C.anb nuy be of er Vie tu snl niters ri,n;tfl wish v-n, bc!ter. O'if, er reUa'.! . Sj; ASt 'f4 tii,. Ibis is ivonjmoii. but the cri-'ml is is

Mr. F.'a baad v r :ihiiy ibuid. Tne i t'tatin. are, without respect to pat politir0TVVri.r!;fr .r.li" ,U,i rftita'nl-i1--hsioite.ltoeetinM.M'on wb.ehbehid deerteJ In the frt h-oir of ! 1 , , frtl . . 4reer. protected nnanitUvJr .r;nsi bis I ul" " h'" '"'H'-. ' div f arpjitumxi. He sti.l be;i, threatene-l 1 ' u"? t f r th. j jroe nf nom'nitand wpola. He liee.! bi Irleod to trip irj -b bi f.r ihe r.TS'-r of Stale, to b ra. lltrl to cet n artillery eocnpany. te. f e t 1, f e r.ieiilr!e'ljoi,. HeaJir;ue.i t"ra.eaTr"cter Ktiintrnt.' ... .1 , , , He -as ester, .n with tho k!ea of öftre j Ar, I to th en 1 ihst lu-usna u.a roniunio But be lai!-l all tbe tin.. The solunteer j1 rtJ V hiph iiin wiihth ruber aullrot tf.jt l.iot, lie lofr;i-r wcnM Snte wji. h Ve in th rrcert asr l Ith Lave n.t5.i.; ti d with hiai. At bit, dm- I rrj ruf l, tu 1 that all th merries of

.i,;.0intter.t in .-.f f I wMtmlr. h r j sort. I t th cirewlsr to .btia Ms object by .: L inniic " Ali ibee I art the r-uk-a.ll bv ab! to ju 1 very A-iirsteiy r,t "ilil wa;! snd ii f harpe. Un. 'S, 1 , bnict I.a .3TI Juiaxai .C.r: Htti . Ltd cur sttet tn c!ied t 1 1rlrc

infamous and scurrilous circular, directed to I

Goremor iiurton. and siyRtd by a fellow I calling biin?elf John Fahneicrk, "but writ- I ten ty s-jme one bavinr more brains but leas

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impiauence man aid xatneetock; anasup poaug that the afeiaid F.' is the same fllow who dirraced the Klerenth Indiana in I the tliree month' service, as one of the I captaine. we iroe to relate a few facts for I the purpose of letting Ue people of Indiana I know aeir aud trial the would be rillifier of I (kn em or Morton U. I ia As th j Capuin of Co. 'B in the three moctha enrice. he waa insubordinate himself, and wai at all times engaged in cCorU I to create da.iatisUction in tbe muidi 01 trie 1 members of Lin company, but waa borne with for the sake of Li) relatives and friend. As a roan, he was accused by taany membera of his company of misappropriating the 2U0 which was his" company 's portion of the 1 1,000 donated by the Sute Bank for the benefit of the fire Indianaiolis companies in the 11th regiment. They complained that they nerer receired the pro-eeds of that money in any, hpe, an it U fair to presume that be used it for his own personal comlort and benefit. There were also complaints . . l 1 . r l : pany tlut the sumof$iT0 adranced by the ouir Miore our regineni leu r.ranstiue, 1 was wunneiu itom tnem ny uspt. r., ana j uapt. t. . Lymtn, who nas at that Urne fhe first sergeant of of his company, and Brigade sars on Lis buiior that be nerer re ceived it. lsnotsnch a man a beautiful sebject to boast ebout honor? As a moral roan Fahnestock' eual for immoraUity was hardly to be found in the regiment. While at EransTille. there were but few days passed over his head that ho was not intoiicated. but few nichts that be did not ti.it house of ill fume, and upon one occasion, in a drunken row with a nri- 1 tit. in iK. vanim.n 1. v, . v, . 1 .J.iv I uui vi iae uuu.e, ne came verr near ut3 ...r.i-. v . i . bis rieht eye by a Mow from a turn bier er I bottle in the bauds of said t rivate. tbe CJ- 1 irrx f ill mirk nf m,m f.pri.t Ht I ut:u iura wrea. a guovi insu, iruiv, iu prate about morals. Asabrnreman and soldier he rttiyntd hit command when w e had but about fiye weeks to serre, and while the regiment lay at Cumberland, Maryland, in daily expectation of an atttck from an over helming force of tbe rebels, and started by rail to get out ot btrm s way, and was only prerented by the burning ot a bridge, which, lor the lime being, cut ofTnia retreat. He made his exit however as soon thereafter as poMib'e. We do not accuse Fahnettock of cowardice; we merely stau- fact. It was generally understood that Fahues tock was anxious to eet a commission - from Governor Morton as Colonel of a restmfn, wLich ere ttcd great merriment among oßiceis aud men wheaerer mentioned Tbe Unding by word lor a long time was " I onder how Colontt Fhnestoek is rrocirin with his regiaicr.t?" Fahnestock states that a copy of the circular was shown by a friend to Governor Morton, but should nave been honett enough to State uhjf it was shown him. We who kuow him (F. are atied that the Governor was offered his chnirc, a oommisiinn to Fahnestock, or the alternative, the publication of the circular. Fred Khefler, Asa't. Adj t. Gen. d Brig, formerly Captain in the 11th Reg G. F. McGinn s. Colonel 11th Ind. W. J. H. Hobir.son, Lieut. Col. 11th Ind. I. C. fcls'.oii, Major 11th Ind. Jne. C. Thompson, Surgeon Uth lnd Dn. M-icauley. Adjt. Uth Ind. Georce Butler, Capt Co. A. Juo E. Wilkins. Lieut. Co. A. David B.Hay. 2d IJeut. Co A. Daniel B. Cully, Cpt. Co. B. John P. Megrew, 1st Lieut. Co. 1. Jesio K. Haraill, Capt. Co. C. Francis G. Scott. ll Lieut. Co. C. Henry McMulIen, 2d Lieut. Co. l Jibes Smith, Capt. Co. I). Jfthu A. Bryan, Is Lieut. Co. I. L. L Allien, Jd Lieut. Co. 1). X. U. Kuckle. Cant. Co. L. Thomas TV. Frv, Jr.. 1st Lieut. Co. K. VA T. WalUcc. Capt. Co. F. William C. Baker, Jd Lieut. Co. V. Joseph II.Lioy, Cupt.Co. II. Samuel J.Wilson, fid Ueut. Co. H. JohuW. Boss, Capt. Co. I. Tboma C. Pnrsel, 1st Lieut. Co. I. Randolph Kellogjj, til Lieut. C. I. W. W. Damall. Capt. Vn. K. F. B. Wightinan. i.M Lieut. Co. K. The names alove written are the Kignalures of officers of the Hth Indiana in tho three month.a scrrice, who were personally aoijuaintctl aith Johu Fshne-t- k and his eharater,a-i alor written. I think lb above a fair tatcruent of tho facts going t o eahibit Cpt. Fahuetock's character art ofTirer, soldier and mnral innmrtor I.twn WatLav, I'oimorly Colonel llthlul. ( 1 1'ijtunintlir I Ith Ind. while Catt. F. a connected aiththe regiment, aril endor sverv wonl o( the above. I. W. C Rt ou, Msjor 4th lnd Card front Ihr Attnrny fjrurrttl WsHisc.tos, I. C Jan. Wl, IhOv? U. U. St uioTi, Lj Pent Sir: I lute t been surprised at reading a rirrnl ir signed "John Fahueitock," in whl"h it is iir.iius.li. fiedly staleil tint (loternnr Morton hd taken my wiitteii opinion a Attoruey (Seneral that he cotil 1 riot, tinder tlie Co(ititution nf the H te of n b m 1. bold th .f!ice of Mr Oenenl Mid l iirnmr at the tsne , T hei e i iie t ottl f truth in I Mt thire. (bn.M'ittnn nrvrr rMnlt 1 me on the an bject, ir did 1 eer k' bin or n one uy of.ir ion nj.r U t subject. J. 1'. l'ta. Cull for H I'uloii Sinti I'ont eiitiou. Siity tlwnd of ihr e iligen ot Indiana hat Inj tiilur.tarili him up srni fir the de fenof the j oi erriinrhl. ibe prefer vH'o of th Constitution, snd ihel.bertiea of ihe people. It i iiiil.eeinuii; l!ixt who reniaiti at bom 1.1 -irrst it em!ve in ptrtian warfare CitiM n h oilier, the probable 1 oneiienree of whirh rnit b t.i eeeiit ih reourr' of the f ounri y fp-ni bein; n; ;Kel in h up-p-irt and iniintrftMiff of ti e srint, the rnqendeling rf trif t)J lirord, tl.t witl.hilding ol 'ip;I e fr the ir worn ! !Ier, r4 of rr-r'i', f r Hie nrA thinnH by bViU; n4 rnsy ler-r:ie in ll.a demoralisation of the mt, j!h tf merthro of intii'illotisl liberty Ther'f'"te, ii, .-i aiix'i! 1! . r-U 11 rt.irl 1 keep Mi .t tart intlnenre, rre lifo an1 dirlp!!ne. nil persons, Klrtfs of Iftilltna, whi ar In f r of the aiqoro prtseutioQ r-f tbe war for tbe preservauoa of tbe lTtib al tie ruit.ntenat.rf of lb Coni V Vti s '' ''-f f,,rth fof tfc ! eflWtutl nppri-n of the. rellkm, tliat the C!2ut'iti ;n ray I tr evtd, its tu thrity arknowle.lf;el, ajvl law an. I orler onr rnor estabbbel all ovsr ihe it Is e tr1 ( netly 1k1 tl.it all g riliteat will, for j ft iae, put s Ule pnft.. sikI unite U t Ihe ct wLtrt.

Thl Richmond Examiner of the 23d Inst.,

Las a long editorial on the tuanulacturiiig interest of tbe faouth. It acta forth a bo'td fetatemeutof the need of the rebels for ma teruis usea in manufacture, which they nare not, and can only jet frm Europe. To se cure these materials. ued in tbe arti, it pro poes the orcanication of a erand coreromental hmuczlinr association, with a capital nf fifty mil I inns, to be UiTeatcd In goods pcrchased in Kurooe. and to be sent doutb reaaels which are to run the Federal blockade. It thinks that tf one half of the vessels thus employed should be captured still the enterprise would pay one hundred per cent proht o. orpioiAL. Phl)lrd in the Payer JUriny the lrr i mutation ! KEM.AIXI5Q IS Till. POST OFFICE IT TT ERE IUITE. ISI4JLXA.. ad 8ittU Xuaiur cf tl lit ULWIJ List auJTn Mary Lara kftffi Laker HaulLeek Etta Loilkma.1 Cy ulLis IJoy4 Miry A tJpiaocott Mary A Law Margaret Majhen Tcrrtsta Maa Sarah Jane 2 Macktan C M Makao Ulli Marshall Carrie I. MaaoaPrrctila J MarUa bcpbrorU 3 Mersoiüt 1 J Mswhhinrj- V tally Mlcki JohaniiaU Mllson Mary J Mtctas Susannah Mwinifk Fama M.lta Maltada ümU Ml. a Mar j ktauaoo Annl IZcGath Amanda M CcOath Lucluda UcOsw Sarah K MtCnrly Mary 4 McDonough Annie McCUorf Amanda Xewtan Uoutaa Oake. laabetla , Oborn Amanda Oevrton Hannah Fa'uiar klUa rJmer Sarah V. rrtilt N B lrl be Ko4Da 1 IVarnian iaiaU Farter Anna C Pri.-e Vaucy Vrrr Vargarrl 1'inv.u Lurans Price Leaanah 1 "ootid B1 1 ruywr Aooii Pojner Mary Pcmiid Maiue PtMlU NrlliS Pr.ttoian Margaret Say Luanda Kankla rat7 Rica rlsott tluabrt n Rfeboroujih aaraU RoberU tmtline ltnaaell Mahals RooCaiehn Kolert Paulina If man Mary St 1 lair Xu Stranider Marj Sankey Jrmlaia Ster,aar Mary J Rwrr Mary Slewari Nan 2 Rimpon tii:t-Hh ? Srlr- M P iiuonton Alm.ra lng!rton Elrlra Siner Jaue tlnen arah Sc4i Mira biKiU Emma Smith F. nsHna Nml'h N.iticy Jaur .ralih i'slly S mi in AQirtuta Thixna. Ann L Turner Sue VaiiLlara.an lW VonbonUnrst 1 A VanLook Itarbara Walklns Sarah K Tatl Mary Wartlrn itijtie TT eich r.iliiel Whinny Ec.ily MVIch Klm Wintennrt amn itteuhroak Mr. ni!iloi ilattis WlllUma Abigail Wright tlmlrj Vlr Xm Wil-ou Maritn I', Wllitanis A Whitney R"s Vxxtlie(er A 1 W ood A la Wolf Martha Wyeth Dorr 2 guiua Nelltt CKi .u hlirabriU iflrr Klualeih adms Hsauah U AüaMastr Blan4 Cllet. bvarivw Ann Kamrs alary i lUlding Salli Bracket m A. fcri Balle Btfbaia Bag oa ftaraa A UraJjr Kary Bebmcr Amanda hof rt Kdmj fvjd .sarah Tr - jl louu ( "Ti Hary I. 1 1 r:iirih LrownJan cni.s abigis P4.4 M.ry Cary lUO-t Craig 1 sw 3 Carvthrs itara Campbell Trances Clark Kmllj . Crsmer Kate Caster ra T., Cadahaa Xr fhildert Ana K rlleter Kate Cooper Harriet I. Calurrt Jana Colioo Rsaelin C uliin Mary VI Church Luc W Charch Julia B IraKh Carrie S Dean Molhe Denn? Suaaii iirwltt I.ucltxla IWwey U Mra Ihcktrson Mary V Imnit Mariah reeleiKb Al.oe ekle fcllzabstl asan Rraziilla Fsan Jane lUott Martha f ormier M H Mm Tarrell Haren lYsi lln uary rria Mary J rrsDklln KlU rranklla hehre; a A HeUUni; EU-a rulk Kbeca Graba Lav In a (iartbwalt Ann Ualrla Aaa Osrvvo Susan Oaiiou äarsb Uardm-r Mariah Oarwlu &uaa OriBH- i Vioa (im4maa Husau Goodmsa Maria! Onnr Sarah Guna rtiabe.t. GuimO TMrs Uawur h Alice A a wt horn Julia A Harri Mary L Itanmona Mujta Ilaalltna Mary : Malpia Margaret Harri luatx-li Hayes Alie ha'vt n.4 Maiitta Haipr Charlotta -" Hfs Sralj HMcs Nanrj T. Herrlo(fon iary A HUH on Mary Iltgenhothani Mi"U Htns ftaeba JrtTrs Lytta Jei.kr' rh J Johtwu P.ath 2 Juuus Ja-iie Jonei mely John Anns Jone Urtlie Jumper Sarau Keeny Dorby Knapp Mary I 2 Krafu Narwv KiOit, fclt;atHli Kirs: Maty J. 2 Alata - ii Nll KMtN LI1. Andsrsoa David Aodrvw J Kläul Kovrla; AuJii 'J Kit Mr Kin Witllaut Kr; Patrlrl King W Kupnnmi Wllhriiu Khua A tsTcvfr ni tAUitM-e I A taaKhau Danlrl tackey '. l-e KanJolph t eight Marion U'b el Juo tiveall Itenry JJoyd Jam Maiirr Jli Marttlow If T Markt J0 S Matlli Nkk Male1 Jaute Mayera M Mlasia l ittl-1 ) esJ Tbi teatlr Ju. Meare Jieiet Mra4ly ll u I Metrttk J ! Xlllekall K C Minui Jii U)i ti M ( I'rvJ 1 Mori ia liurll M 't Jam Mi'L't v WilUam II Myer. Jio II Mull Ja iii" Mslllklil J...e h K M( rtv bin rl M.U.ltiel Alkn M. Maken b It MiCfarf Jltne Met all Morgan 4. le Ju NrlVrswa l Mer'ail Js McS'arty j.n MrlKai4li Ih'Mot'lur lifeni ' Hci m-lj Nol-i Met aai Je' Mrrl-ireMr t l,r W II W.ltt I. Ilftn . Nc-l ltri '! Ii Ii n'j oo lter O t'wnnel M C ) Asderaonlleniy A AaderstHi Johu W Allen rtaa D Aianit )uii M arpman Henry ai xaiKier fe Andrrn John harry John H llaylr Jbn 3 Hauloli-r Amkumu Il Uey rila lUuUurn Wli Itiack Wiley HauBu O W Kjus llriiry II II- w W I) Harlow aniul natter Jin W ftarne Jbti Ilarlvw Samyrl Ileal W m tin- N'athtit rut.nfl (' bariiell Jaw liara John FUard Jatura l II arl Ja uir hiluap Jame U bill JAM I't1f It Itl.orll K K lwt u r-.r ..Lol Joint tiruwu L I. ilaH'r an. '1. rvoi-by Mai tin rtiirct Johti tl( John H-rHM Wi Huila II II 3 I J IC I Ul frft a'Oli'." fcslard Jn b')tt lnf T V Hjrn I t'mt VicIkI t'aiy JMi. ( r r I. I arr J.ha M aaie imM ( arr John I Canady W Jehu Carenler JeBrr.' C'hrKty Dai 1 r 1 llrt Ja.'h Cocbran J.me Ceili Jarne V Juel rufiiuier raj rna.Wt J tA ( vt r Alfred fjire tviitil aap oti ieka Cenrey Jaw Cr .iy Wai Ni t 4baa Danl () D.rJli t'Sbden T I I antuiB. f ha Dwoa h I' Dat.lel Hart tigtirr(y Kell t Dan MartiltbMr C kr tl Its? :tix r taaa y Ir.l tete,i Urrt t4 l Wn ll Kim ! JAt T).?ie Km-bard Dirkrr J- ks W lMUeoa Jvfen W t'tnkaai D H rewl r.f r tKTtirt( 1 b epli O Hrtae W I O J M O P-floe lun.rl 4 1" I wynt.e,l Jatnr I'.ike J k.n ii'.Um Pert J C 1. t'laiDt-f Ileair) I. TalBter yru Terry Wm I" fr i.'ft I-sr.it.(. L Talraer X fa o Mania Praltr Mart.a rsttarsoa A II rJk A r-n.t i,w w prfkrill Wra M rW.bp pht Pa'tD rt 1 1- V-, iViot Ii4 Pnn4 trry Hayw4 fatk'-r Ray Vf .tr Mtj JoRar W K-r lltram Kibbler 1u V tLttt .t Thfi M RhtitTI sub. Heir41 V-e Heant 11 fc Tt v Kkhar4a VfBi rUrt vf;i!i M' an 2a tta U t'tH l f-9y Tie' k t u. : KcJrftt Aai 1'.r lltirl -ti l.vt-iL'-c'i ?atul Kotrn Ftbt i' I P.bsmU Ji luorta . j tutral I K;n lieu toni Pur aawiik Jean Dabiap Albert Kaat lUhara ICtaasUerj It ley f rar 1 I ran F.taaa Bat i lerne ttitrSf I rsrs Ub j l-fes! e I t-rxk Jan b 1 lrae J4ia I ariey Jaoa I irhw Jasae I leaifir. Im T IHpef U Ttii I' it i' asT

Ktia llaaiut tubiDecn Uenry Sliaras Wra lider Abrahni hll:tf James It Suaaka II X Shea MarUa haw laxarva .Hanfind Jim-i tarsal Wm Mit u E Ii shinnan Parktu S.rrcL Jjeejh Hteaart Edward ? Swtudier Wm Sjuonda John .tauk Lari qulr C H Supp Jwhn Sid Nathan axtt Jamea Swlaur Gee Suiherlacd B SLeerer Michael Miiliraa Iaj k! SylTfater Jame Ntryer Wm South James A Smith II T Sa.ith C'oi r-4 Ssbiih Prauk aniUk Joedt xllh Aikirew Sailth Jataei P. .siuh Darid H Suilih Jehu South S. I TrU J U Tra4dla Cb:.c. y TYwy Michael Tai.n J-hu Tl!y C Tal ley J W Taylor B W Tsvenbart II TVsi( (ieo Thomps)a S L Thcmpaon J"bi. 1 Tbumpson Jas .M luwnaend J M Thompson 5 C Tkhner 1 C Tharaton Van rartur li 1 1 Viel 3 T Wak.&eliW m W WaUh Jamea Waiden Mrrai. We.t I) II Weir Johu Wii Georje Welch Jania W eathrwaaC If Weadon E A Wlndt Prederit U Wrigst It P WlUiama E M Wllanti Wm J Wlnlw A Ii W ille Jaote Wlnings Wia W Ina ud John WwleT James I. Wolf ja.i Wocdatl John ITiwJ Jamea Tfth C J Wyeth Janie-. ,S Wyeth Ja-iaea f mujr Jameg I) tTk Jjeenh Vouiifs Thw J T nag A J Yager Kaihani! l'jil'V Tßaa J. U JON KS, 1 M (iry Marball Cray MarUa Gaoard Henry uaiiDjrton Aüri Gerraxtl Henry niüog 1. air ilMerea Wra 2 foil i H nfr.a Jarne iiibaun Jane tiloree Oe üra&tfirM O A t (irat II A ; tiainei f teei. (ilrer Wn na-oa Iai i liM doo Jc-tn (loodtbaii JuLu Ü Grander Henry tirubbJii Uarart W Ii ait ley Ju.c M Uajdcn Uenrv Harrt E J Haina Hart i 11 trull ion II am- u Mamuijrid Wai Baoaeil John UaUThM May Moreau h arris t iilii Hall We. ley Maartb IafcIl.zlrtt Janie Uarrey C Uama A HarpoU AJam Har nun J.-Lii Charles Beery Jwhn Mendrlcksot. A U ender 00 Wbi MntVron M k UlliUeo till! Abthonr Uo.ptl. Haaauter NiU Huwe. Ii Howard Jo'pn Hoi lla John Holloway e p Hfiainvirth M llo.mea V V lloff Mi. h! Ilolm M li IluSlitnes reJeTi. Hon- Wm Hpkb UeiT llntfinan Wm lluttoa Wm HuewM (ieu II Ulbert Ai S it Hyde John JuTin Oco JadsJ seph James Wm II Jackeon Vf elrjr Ja. wn a A Jacob Wra James Joi Ii ohuaon um rt Joce Kitn J nea Wm Johnson Patrick Jones Jamea Jones Jno C Jofaoaun Je Jone a Jacob Johnaoo Kufa, Juhoson J ITJ Keller OeflW" Kltchamril -r Krara- r Oo FOR RENT. HE STiVUEon Main Street b. longiat; to Mrs lirlllermp and occupied by J. C. Walter, will to for rest on and fur tbe 1st of March, la ny aWnee ia.uir or W. E. Hcndrlck. W. D ORIÄWOLD. DISSOLUTION. rPIIE DArtnership in th DryUoods -L trade Vet wcn Ripley Sc Danaldion expired by mutual touted oa the JWth day of January, lCI. D. A. Danaldson retiring sell his ibtereKt to O. P. Ripley, who cotitlnQe the bnalnrs Sbd settle: sll d tUAnds auslast the late rm. All oa-fUnding Indebtedne". mut be ianmediatcly clo-.eJ. RIPLPY i D Juuiryni, 152 A Card. It retiring frviu bnuoea, the liadcrsieJ takes much pleasure la co mendln Ceo. F. Ripley to sll the former pstrous cf the House a-! to the public gncrailf Taoroagbly rrn .Uiel la the biulaess as a good parch ser, the buymr community may conti -da ntlx ealjr Kpua jrao-1 i.argatns at all iiruea, and a triglit forward gnTou- treatment. I. . r'AT.T5n?r. Tfrr llaute, Jan. 51, NURSERY. FRUIT TREES! Bvorcroono.1 EJ. r'AHTEH, corner -Ith and Walaut aireet, ia Ageul for the Wefrn Commeirial Nnrorlea near lndl jnspill, the lsrget Nairy w sst of r.nrht r, N. T. Price and terms fsroraM'. l ur ;ROMVRNOIv A IL'RNPn, jaoSeUlib Irdlsnupolis, InJ. LEGAL. SI1EH1FPS SA LE. By virtue cf (4i Venditioni Lipon.ie Kvec ition I.uh1 from the VU Octnniun Pless turt. t. uf dire ted and dtllTcTe 1, In favnr i f HUllam Korkwril et il against ror Harren, I am ordere! to eil the follow lug described Peal Ksie, taaled in Igo county. Indisi.s. to-wlr l.t No. teu (in) in Turll A I .her' addition to th- ton o of 1rrr Haut an u STt RDkY.lTBIU'ARV 2J, WJ, witbln the leRal huur f said dy.at the C.irt Hne d-ar, in ferir-llsute, I will .t!-r the r and prCi of tbe atuve licrltj Kral I.oatr, tot ilir Ith all lb rthllerrt Sii'l sppurtetiaiirea to Ihr ttie le..i,g. tug (r n trrrn net eicrediug iti er, l.itl.e blah-t t'lJJ-r fr ia.h, od Uhii failuiw l- trail re su'ii fcilfll lent ti satisfy nald eveiutloi S!il-Il III, thru att tin re, iTr the fcelnt.le. In stxl to aid liel I taie, to the highest b-'ILrt-r b, . tl.ey fr, name, llii 37th dr of Jan.ary, lstll. frblw3wt(.V'0 MAMt'KLl'tlNNKK. Mi tT, CIIEIMFF'S SALE. By iituot.f l an fidrf -f ie l-ned fron the t.eintiion Plea. 1'inil. lo ma d.re t-t sn.l delltei ed. In tar of "I ! illis'ii t, Ttiell and John P, t aber an t against lrtt.,-r Warren. sin ordered lo sell the follow lug la rl.--l lia Kal ate, ail.alml in lao aiiiilr, In Ii in t, Mt: IH nueatr ri ( . and t.it (0) in I I. k N.i. tai-lif (ll) ol Tel X X kr's a l-litLt,, to id- i-.m 'i if 1 ei r e It aula, atnl mi a an atiivr, ir.nut'AKY aj, las, wiihln the i k si hours of tai.l dsy, al tha Court ..i.e 1nr, In 1 i r llsnle, I eül ofT'r U. reet and prtiAfa t ihr at-ove t1i- ritwl Krai Kft, tHT I brr wub all the prtt ilrs atnl apj.urt bix ra Uie same I rK.ng ing, (or a ( im nl svrerding srveu year, t the Wig Ut Wi.l-trr Urub, aod jo failure lo realue . sum suTfl irrit dlfy said ' der f sale and rts, 1 willllirrt ab ! Iheie i ff. r Ihe fte.. (tuple, In an llo sal I Keal K tale, tu ibe I ilo 4 I 1-1. 1, r l-u n.h, ta Satisfy lh. aamr Ulis lnth day ,f Jai n Aty, 1TJ. frMaisp'n,. nturri. roNsm, rheti!T. C1IF.BI FF'S SALE.--b7 virtue o l J las IV ll'll (eudi Kimmis) U.urd fr..it tbe Xig t iroil t'ouit, la nie itlrr. ;r.l ail rt. 1, . rd. one in f svur of William P. dreen, l.uey attn fic-en, James tirwet). Wey A tits tteer, Meifsa (irn. nHMitti ()rs n. rw.tt iire-u an-l liry lireen rvt a(Sie4 Thotnas tireea, Jairrlla (irom, Alnsa. drr t,ren, W in I. rent, altgn Urem, Ki 4 lireri., P 'lly Mslory, Prt,y I art i! , Vt m Parr'ül and im y rrrü, mtr4 oe in la-. ! l.iL-r i.in and W illtim k. I.rs and f lnt l.tiey Snn rrrn atv-t hm, m otflrrel t Svtl the f.illowlrf dtarrlVd hr I a. itasted l Vie' county. Imlun. ta-ait frti (In) arr t!e Snatkweai cursvrr f tl.e vth wi niiri.r ( I f tho mth.we.t r,rier t ) ef lettlcn elen ownl.prlesen v) ree riefet ( !!, n-l n 8TTUi, I KtaTAMT 71, 1W, w likia bs le ;l hout ( f said day, at the Cvorl Hütts i.vi,r, I lerre Han'e, I will t.fer the rents ar.d prtBi of the ahae deacttbed Real Palate; tc-retker with sll tk prl'il'r ' and appui tenant ei to the same heiPr.enf , for S tet wi W"l euree-llot serau years.ltt tk ktb eat Ml ver fe t ah, aul apa failure la realise sum siifwfl'St la atify said fee P.11 tnl Ctvtts, lw',11 then anl there iffrr tk t-ilttiple, Id aiito ttid Real t stair, t tie ktht bidder f-T rb. t rsilsfy ik isrne. Tklt ?Tth J January. t3. I. lwS pre fe tl.oa. VHEBII'l SALE By virtue of Cj an itJr if sal is jet rt'tn th V'r.s Commou f iett'i;rt, to ui( dlrerted and drlirrra-l, in fa-f tf XttUismB To'l! sritJoLnP I skrr sa-l scs',rt tirr P I Pouid, I am rrderrd t au ike h!'-. in.: de-rihed I'.e F. tst. utoa'ed in V'.f o coi'.t , j::l..C, !.! ll J. 'ft fs) In l-Jrja k o. twt'r.n) la Tneil 4. l'-liet' lt:''.n tathr ta n ? Trrs li s;e, sii .n r.Ti RiaT, n r.ui AUt U. 1-1. Wli.L.a tie Irj al h r of i si J ly, at thOsirt IKo e 4vr, t T-Tt llsoir, I will altrr itr r-m aod ptoEts tf i'if s1.. drcred tl ese, ! er wk .11 the :t--ilkt atid a.uttenar,t" oeMtie leire. t'f WWI tnA erert:rn i-a jeai -, M tb k f:et hi ;lr lr esU. nd ujvrtt failure 1. rrslit a a ta i2'aI-I ta ta!it.lf sht f der rale and dal, ( snll then sad iket eBr it f e.stnsple, ia sod I s-.id real S'ate, to tk kisbe I h.r l.e rth, ! tti'.ify th ssaoe. UitSüis day (,f Jit ;ary, Ml. KItVSV AML'I.Ij CONHRR, ShS.

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LEGAL.

SHEUirPS SALE. IJjr virtue of an rf-Jerof aale Uta from l Tlx Comaia Plea Court, u tu dirs.tfd and d :IiTred, infaror Atidrew WLbe, lohn M.lmr, assignee, and aint Philip Wy at ar d Wyau. 1 am ordered to rail the follvwitig aeacr 14 real eatate, ait U-4 ia Vlj:o couaty, Indian h ta-wlt : LU '. ninieec(IS) cootainiag aiiteeu a res and fourteen cv hundredth of aa acre (11 14-10), and lot M. twebt; 20, tootaioing aerea arrea at.d aveaty-btir ene-hwodredih of an acre (7 74-10t)), as plotted arl de-ioatM in a platoi Abdrev White udl vl-loo af the south l-art of th northwest juarter () of section Jurty-fotir (Si), tewBabip twelre (1), north of rirre alne (5) et, cd tta SATVßl AT, PEbliUAKV J2. ISS, Wiihiu Ihs legal hours i-f said Lay, at the Court llwa.e dottr, ia TerTe-lIaatv, I will oiler the rents and profit -f th abr deaenbed real ecate, to. STetb-r wub all tho pririleea and appairteuanrra to tbe sau U longing, for a term bot eareediD(r aeeen yesrs to the hlj:het bidder Ur cah, and Hoa failure to realise a am ensVtent tn tatify aai4 order of ai and rota, I will then and there uTTrr the fe NiinpU In arid to aaid real eute, to the h.-h-;t bid. drr for raah. t.j aatUfy the inif. TL. 27tb day if January. Wl. jaao3pn.Ki AMI PL COXXKR. FL" saJHEliI F PS S A Ll:. 11 1 y v i rt u o f KJ ao order of sale lne,t frea the tgo Orei Court, to me directed and Vllrered. ta faeor of An. drew, (Joha WAnor. AaaJgnes and gainl Pb, Up Hyatl and Bouey Wyatt, a prinetpaU, aad Joba Milnor, repleria bal. I aa ordered t sell tbe following decritei real ejtate, sltoated i.n Tiro roc nty IcdiaLa, to-wit: Lot So. niueteeo 1J, cut.nuf aixteeu ars aud fourteen oce-handrWths of an acre (14 Li-IOC, and lot No. twenty (2;, cvniaining eeren acre a lid sesentr-four one -hundredths of an acre T 74-100. a platted and da:gnated in a plat -X" Andrew W tiie'a aoairtMoa ft tbe aoutU part of th north t ,orV ( 1. of auction thirty-fiir 54, towrblp twelre (11, north of range bin ($ wert, and on 5ATVKDAT, FCBRl'ABT 22, IS, Within the Irgal hours of caid day, at the L'vart Houae rtoor, to Terr Haute, I w ill offer th rent and proOta of the shore detmbed Beal EUie, together will all th privileges and Appurtenances to the ssxua belonging, tor a term not exceeding eeren years, to the hlghcM bidder f-r cash, and apoo failure to real he sum ruC- lebt to utn-fy siid order of sale and cvst, I ,-iU tben and ther off.-r th fe-lmple, la and to (.aid Real Pat ate, to the highest bidder f.r eaah, to aaiMy the sam. This rrtb day of January. 1S62. KAMt P. L COXX F R, Sheriff. feblaSaa feM 00. SI I E lUV E'tTS X LE STrl utTTTf one Venditioni Exponas Exemtion liued from th Vigo Common Plena Court, to me directed and delivered, in faror of Amory Kinney aad against mos W. Lacork, I am ordered to sell the followiBf dtvnbed Real Estate, sltnated in Vigo county, Indiana, to-wit: Th south we t quarter f'l.of tbe southwest oaar ter 4 f aectiou ten 110, township eleven 111, range rigbt I", containing forty aree, and on SATURDAT, PEHEl'ARV , 1S, Within the legal hour of said day, at the Covrt Uou door, in Ter re Haute, 1 will offer tbe rent and profits of tbe above deecrtbed Real Ketate, together w llh all the privileges and apporteaanc to th same leongir, for a terra not exceeding- seven years, to the Lltt bidder fr raeh, and apoa failure to real Uea sana autSrient to satisfy said eaavctiosi and cost, I will then aid ther offer the tee-simple. In an t to said Resl Katata, to th h:ghe.t bidder for cab. to satiafr the same. Thihth diy of Jaauarv, 5 MI EL COKNPR, Lenff. flwrwprfee3.50. SHERIFF'S SALE. virtue of two venditioni txrxaa executions, isaaed from th Vigo Circuit Court, to me directed anl delieered, one la favor of Selah Judd aod againat tarsal ketcham. one ia farcr of Israel ketrbum and against NeIah Jodd, 1 am ordered to sell th follow iug deacribed real estate, mtoated la Vigo county, Indiana, towit : Tea IS acre ground off th aorth aid of the Mutbat oaarter ' nf th northeaal quarter Hi of section seventeen 17, trwdhlp ten 110, range right S, and on SATTRDVT, PERRUART , ls. Within lb legal hoorsnf said day, at th Court Uonse door, In terre Haute, I will offer ta rent and prols of the above describe Real Estate, together with all the pririlegea and a (purtenaucea ta th same belonging, tor a tern not exceeding seven years, la th kigheal Mdder for rash, and cpon failure to realize a sum suSlclent to satl.fy said exevruTi,.n and coti, I w-.ll then aod there offer the fee -M tuple. In and to aid Real Eat ate, to th hi'iöit Mdder for csb, I sstl-fr th ssn e. Th'.a 14 th day of January, VJ62. fclpfYS.50 8 M L K L C05N k R, Sheriff. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of one Venditioni Ezp.naa Fe E ll issued from th Vitro Clrcnit Court, to sne directel and dellv-r--d, in faror of im Icwck and against Lather II. Green and otbera. t am ordered to svilth IoUowi-g drKTibed esl K-tate, aitaated iu Viroconntr, Indiana, to-wit: Th southwest qnartes ( of th sooth we t qnartrr ) f section ten (10) township eieeen (11) ratine eight ( west, cotitalniog f rt.T res, and on SATt'KPAV, lPBRUAflT"??, 12, Witliin the legnl lmr of said day, at th Court Hooe djir, in Tcrre Ilauir, 1 will ofirr the rents and profil r,f tb abo -o decrUied Heal Katate, tofriber with all the priri'.r ges sod appurtenances to the same belonging, for a term not exceedlns: seven yens, to tbe highest bidder for cab. and njon failnre to real Ire a lum maicietit to satisfy aaid pee lull and COM, I will then and there oder the fr. simple. In and to said l.eal P.Mate, to the hixhr.t bid.ler f r ra.h, to sati-fy the atme. Tbl JHih day January, lC.. HMl Kl. i'aj.NNKR, Kheriff. frblarrw prs f-e A3.ti. S" 1 IEK! FF'S" SALE.- Byirturi of on YeaJ1Unii Kp4ias exaa iiiinw iarued froea the VioClrmi Jonrt, lew sL reeled aiel delivered In favor of John AxuolJ and against Ahrain Skllia, I am ordered lo sell th follotrloy desrythed Real Lstate, dtnat'Ht tn VlgM eosioty, Indiana, to-s1f llir nrth half ( of the southwest quarter ('). and the aet half (,) nf the oUtheast quarter () all In aectlon elebter-n (is; iirtii of rsne Hebt m) wet, and u SATlTiDAT 1 KhKl aP.V WilLlii th. l-fsl hoars 4 said day, at lb CfUil Huu.e door, tn Terr Haute, I will ofier th rents and protll if the dea-riled Keal Pktate, teretber w ith all the prlrilra-ra siul appurtriiaiH rs to th same t'liiirUi , fr terns out eari-eiting srirn years t.ithe hlsht biMer for eaah, and upn fall ui to realue a um sufft lebt In satisfy said reU' lion and af., 1 will then and th rre c-rTer th feelini le, lu aid to said Hral I'Mate, to ibe M(le btij.ler fir rsb, to satfy the asme. Thi7th I T Jai.uary, lstr? f.Mwtw pf fS.tfl. attl r L ONV K. MTff. QHEBIFF'S SALE. By virtu of J kVlhre emlltlra)l V naa K vrntllou lur. frm i tit. If t'oninion PO as t'ixirt, t Mr directed Slid delhrrrd, one tn fayor ol llufu I. J hti, one In faW of grains i Wells, ant owe in ti.r .f lieoegM P. and t'harlas It. rtrfteaw, H-t all araliat Kwhard It, Palmer, am oidrrrd to eM lha Piiiowinn deacnt-ed Peal Kn'ste. sit i itnl In I osoutity, In.! alia, to-wlf I; Khar. I H. raliorr Ut-rt In lb. clh half ( , of l-t Mo. I rt I I a ill) in Wla.Ma S'lt'in to tl.e 1 w tt of lene llsute, and on ma it 'to at, i itnnrAiiY rt, w.j. Within l!ierl hours ofaald 'tsy, at the Cxvrt lliniae d.u, lulrr'r llauie, I will fTrr (he ret l. nl pruf.fi ff the attve de rlt-.l peal p.atat, loeeiher with all lUe llls-a and appurlrnaiarra tu I turn aaane ! I4 -tiiK (or a Ii f iti li"t erret,nf seven year, I the blin-l I l l Ur f"T 'h, an ! tipn f4ilu t rvalue a sum eiiT'i rril t-j ali.fr aatd er'iill.tia an.1 rai, I will idro and there etier the teo-airoplr, m ai-t t anl Ks p.iale, lb MRt,i t t id.ier for rh, to siif thr same. Tin 5"tt .laj uf Ju n iv, aUtl'KI.CD.TMIR, MieilfT fe'.lw 'wj.is fetft 10, DRY GOODS. To tlic Ladicfj, 11V AMKI.U'AN JM'KI'SS t'iiMI'WV. JA l AP.V alh, I-C. I I MO)4l,kHiTS, arl.ns i..(.r ml ro, Jrrr l SKIT an t .OlI.Sk. imiiiliir.r ti' to .'''ir-, V'."- ai t ( l..l.lr 5 o ii o i: t k.p -Ul'4 an rei'itilr N k I' 1 1 1' kN, 1 1 erf he. p faMear-l tsthe tape ajik ari'lrt, and viler wte tnohed tn t mtj apri e sol i'urattw uatier. I aJ.et la M uf a durslU. a' f .uiprtahl Vitt are Invited to etamlir tl EDSALL, MM.OUOAL V CO., Terre Haute, Irvllans Jsoa.y 2;. 'CJ MUNICIPAL ELECTION. SI ECl tL 1 I PCTIOV. N.4kh LerVytisii to the sslited rer f Uie Pir I aod fit s Ward-., lo thr nty of Terre Hae'e, thai, st a reg-utsr f-wtlnu nt th Cotarao-t Cotj-x-tl erf ld eity, krld th" fctiiia t tl.e5lt In'L, tk f It. wi- rfe1'nJM s psuef R,!.r., TuIIiiiSmU le le! at tUsPity Hall, rt 1t 3l 4y rf I ehrniry, I 4 ,n fVt ett (.iivl'iQiiilTtb f .rt Har I, I a fl isstsrsf' f t . llsl; aivt that 1. f. inM.-s arrn"-la-i-t'' atd ii. Pf ers s d C. P- ll-frtd J ljwi i4 SardtrTH l.4t ti.it . I'.tl "3 I ' I 1 I h ) B n)tiei in ta Powrib Werd. -n t. :Jdsyof ret rnarr, f?t. Ur one Conr lman U S.I Ik s aey rf'j'rh b KeT. sn l that Jrl.o D. klar Ibylearrt'.t'Jl.r'lrf' Ts!hrt "vl .A. Tk--sJi.J, -f ssid elrfi.on. A.U. U'jriili. r'- 1 n. VU't -J I'. Uil' s.Oil Jar. .II-

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lEitraiordinnry .Tleril! Ma-t bekng tl lLa whkh pia-e every cne. Such is the case with the stork -f f-ooda now at EDS ALL, McDOUOAL A CO8. At this teafeXvf the year, when other stock at Irokt n and xuerrLacla exhibit oiapa sbaleaa, eer Mork la Preh and rotcplrte, etubraclug a epieaäU variety ef Dreii Goods, Shawls, Cloihj, Furt, Silks, Hoods, Nubias, ScaUs, and AU luaaurr U tlaar" that on.n ran pat On the row n -f hr l.f.4, ta th ol of ber fsvt, .-, ii i ii .. , - r . i ... j it rap rwnu w r mniwn, it iwim arat wm-i, Or that an rrd -, r j-icued c. laced, ' srtied t-awi:b a airiiiK, or etltrhed on with bow. l.i froi.t. utr brLikd, store or h-slow, Pur Clont-, Mamiüa, Cape, Ol!rsc7 Shwi. Dree f, Breakfast and I saner sd Ball. IVtaaes to fit in, acd stand ta, aad walk la, Imw to daa ia, and flirt In, aad talk tn. ieea in which tod tvthlrijr at at all, Irrse for winter, nd dreaa.J for fail. All of tlH-md.Serent in color a;td pattetc, S.lt, rauHn and J are, crepe, rel et and aaMo Brocade and broadcloth, und otbT malen aU, Q'ine s expensive and much nu-re etherlal Lu short, for ail t kings that could ever be tkoagU of Or m.lliner, or mvL-te, tradeamae be boagbt cf JaT.'Kl-.r t'cr. Main and Foarth atrwet. L. RYCE Ct COr. Januarv tOth, 1 SCO. KrVKIVKlf THIS DAY ON CONSIONMKNT. TWESTY-FIVE XEW 87 YLE CLOAKS ! From a Manufacturer closing LI stock, with poitire orders to seU repmiles of value. Mhait br flour I A Cloak now for $10 or $11. wortL. thlrtt dars ago, $17 aud $r2i. Wr shall tevoie tle Ijalance ot' tbi month. (iictw illittauiiing f;oJ are daily adysDcinj I to rltKiiit; out Sirn-k, prefatory In receivu ! j Spriag ftcdf. Voti will iuid cnanj ajovxj. mucli t heater now, than ntter tbe aal clow 1 )RESS. GOODS ! 25 tr cent, less iLan rxvef.t prices. New Yora I00do7en LaJn-s anJ Mi-ues ucbleaciiM sr.,1 blearbe! fleccel Cotton Hosoa You cau hti) these cheaper thau eoenaion. Hose. I.emecitx-r tbe .January Saleaforrhespf oodn. 'nsers told or C Or.lt, L. RVC i SO.V NEW BOsDKS -AT BA.RTLETT'8. The HuUir lands -by the Author r-f Rat Mrs Th CVtton Klnfdorn of Atnerka. The lAOitdiahter Slxy by Ckaa. LH. Saa t.reat Kspe. Utiwitj f " " aa.n lu life by Timothy TitMauk. Tle CI trr arl the Hrarlb l-y Ee.d . J.i-a an afaey kryeehy O. . Ilolme.. rXetnUcf JUlf I k LAI -L COAL! COAL! IST o IP 1 3? A. f. rrs.J voxim . (i.a. cone. iiuoTiir.iu HAVIXi rwweitJy jur had lb Coat ft, fvemrly knows aa th"MTHEK kH-sP-V eae-an.1-threw-quarter tail' we I 4 Ibe tlty, er wears , prrpared ta furtatah Ihe rttli.oa of Terre Debt aS ' W-tnlly, with a ed ariW V of well e'r-anvl wal, fif-srea to suit Ihr psrllen tlmeiT We see slao Atenf f,r the Ulchlsnd, ftrsill a1 rrtnar .tir a rial Mil.. tr UfW-rs Irfist ttiw Vlfftj County reales ne at the rei4en.e of eli!,i r propf letie, tiear th Khkrnont Railroad (irput, w til le filled an aliet nutlc. (It, us a trial. WANTED. M4 (IIMH"i (in Hu.hal iHted Pearkea. 4 IJ dlf c. a. iu nut 4 ca VETIEU A' THAI' BE I) QEA1LS 1 PR AIM IK f fill KVM SMVP?lsON. de U tif C, X TUTTUt 4 Co. OKIRTO. Balmoral Slxirto, A Ni:V MTHA IlKrL'IVFlfTHIM DAY. AT VARI0U8 YMClH. i:!tnll, .TlcOourxal c Co. --"aaaaaaaaa-BayBaBTB 03,00. omly"'""cö. roll a sn.v.M!i. SET OF FURS ! AT 3rn SKTS J UsT RKCK!VT:i. VICTOKLNt. HALF CAI'. rrix CAI KS. CVYfA AND MUTS. !.4,4lr.K Is j-rU frv-m Thrt p to Thirty Dollarn. LJte sre Incited t a.a.loe Usa Pts paiinc ihatr rnay fr Usb Il UkU, kLKl'GAL4Ca tc::cohia!.. Medicated Uzix Wczh piiOF.GEORQK V. CANADA 1. i,atnir tat'ed bis ftTlne ae4 nar Pt iwlij al-i, ay.aof;. ih 1 errs Haut Betite. kwsk UJnn ih ri'jrepi atvl ptibUc fueraJly, taatkve f-rrnarad u salt apwa iitr n s in k'.a i.l ssU'facKTry tnaniier. bi.rr aitenCiQ ti u, Lirr-wre M fNiti;; S sd UJe OirV 01O. W.C sWAl'. Sivltf 1 1 J UJWI.'!!L.L.!IJ LIUOCALw TO XJTU ILSUiS QUADRILLE BAND I irilL ATTSXp fROUmT TO AIX CAP' ta tie ciall &, Cuatc ftr.J srs4 Pf as Parti et at ree.kU la.