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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-22

PrBl1c MEETING IN FAIRFAx:-T There
was 4 large meeting Of the citizens Of Fair
fax, ii the Court House, ON Monday: not.
witilstauding the unt;:vorable weather. W.
H. DuIaney esq. i member of the Conyen-
ton addressed the people. s.a.s e.nvLs.}~@oza
lie stated to them that he had voted a.
gainst the ordinance Of secession, but that
he Thought now there should be no division.
The course of the administ alton made it the
imperative duty OF every loyal son Of Fir-
GINA tn strike for her independence. 80.
H. W. Thomas next addressed the people,
in an argumentative and able speech in IA
yUr oil It's ratification. .....--..sa .ar EG'i x.
Major. G. W Brent, Of Alexandria, an
other member of the Convention, Iii response
10 a cal from the crowd, addressed them in
short and eloquent speech, full of enthu-
sasm, counselliug unanimity in the vote for
ratification. . 49,. A. ...5 Vi >t4z e ?;
S. I. Stuart, esq and ". 0. Slade. also
addressed the meeting i'll short and telling
speeches, congratuating the people upon
the sentiment, and purpose which pervaded
the meeting. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-22

The Cleveland (0hij) Piainde ller has the
f flowing: .~.u...... zas.... 49, 6s. .g2e
T. DRIVE THEM BEFORE YoU.-That is, when
the Federal Army enters slave State, drive
masters (what are not killed or taken pris-
oners) and servants along together 30 90
If the object Of this war is not. to change
the relations Of masterand slave, then we
must treat them as property, and not as per-
sons. Suppose we conquer Old Virginia,
then We have $4,000 slaves on our hands to
foster and leed-a calamity worse than Seces-
SIGN .-.- a..--. ..t .,. #sr @nt&u Gsa.s
Give them freedom, and they become
free hooters in the Free States-a calamity
still wnrse-k kill them we must not-colonizc
Them we cannot We must drive them with
their masters. ..... ....... .. ss.s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-22

The Baltimore Sun says:--''Concede the
subjugation, determination, dismemberment
if you will las proposed in Virginia. of
the South that southern nationality which
has been officially proclaimed. Admit the
possibility of holding it a subiugated pro.
vince, by force Of arms for thirty or fifty
years. Blot ont its history if you will, (if
you can, erase the memory Of equal rights,
of brave deeds, of gallant ancestry, until
You have new generation to take the places
of the ''rebels and traitors" Of to-day, and in
thirty or in fifty years, or whenever the first
opportunity shall occar, that southern ma.
tionality will spring into existence as fresh,
exultpnt and eager for its independents and
renown as it is to-day. And more than this.
The attempt, however successfulit may have
been, to cGerce, chastse, subdue and humii-
ate, vii! ditfuse throughout that nationality
heritage of hate, and scorn, which will in
tensify with years, and some day achieve Il
| terrible revenge" .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-22

By the Persia we have some additional
items Of foreign news. 1t was asserted, but
not believed. that letters of marque, issued
by the Southern Confederacy, bad been gran
ted to vessels at Liverpool and London =
Lord Derby expressed The hope in the House
Of Lords that the forthcoming proclamation
by the Government would give an emphatic
warning that if British subjects join priyn-
teerS, or become involved in American hos
tilities, Tint their blood would he on their
own head and that no redress would be OBJ
tanned from England. Preparations were
making for an American Union meeting in
Londnn. The london Times says that the
mediation Of England might as well be offer
ed to hurricane. rs to the United States in
the present. revolution. No war risks for
the Gulf OF Mexico were taken at Lloyd's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-05-22
ALEXANDRIA,:
Ne VS. or THE DAY.

WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY o. 1851.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

Old Dan Dickinson has achieved the OBJ
iect OF his hle--a nomination 70 Office. All
Of h. political patriotism has hinged upon
that one object. When he found that the
North preferred Douglas for the Presidency
% him. he Joined the secessionists and sup
ported Breckenridge Ii the Union conven
ton at Syracuse had not given him some
thing il Is impossible 10 say where he would
have gone TO In the meantime. il i Ger
tainly a wonderful spectacle 90 behold Re
publieans take by the hand. and crown with
honor the man who. of all others in the North.
Was most bitter in his opposition 10 the
Douglas Democracy. most ablect 70 slavery
most efficient in support of the secession
movement down 10 the fall Of Fort Sumter
-Chiea9o Tunes
Is il not strange that such papers a the
Chicago Times, State Sentinel Terre Haute
Journal. ef "a omRe genus after having
eulogized Daniel ). Dickinson for wears
should. upon the first symptom Of patriotic
devotion 10 his country, turn right round anc
open upon aim the batteries OF their abese
These sheets cannot tolerate anything like
patriotism in a Democrat. every one Nho IA.
taken ~ides " ith the Government against re
bellion receives their anathemas. "Old Dan
Dickerson knocks the paint of the Times
SANDER. by decling the nomination rendered
him Try again. MIR Times.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

Irn certainly a wonderful spectacle 20 De.
hold Republicans take By the hand. and crown
.sith honor. the man Who. of all Others In The
North. was most bitter N his opposition IN
the Douglas Democracy. most ablect 70 sla
very. most eefcient in support Of the seces
sion movements down % the fail of Port sum
ssr.-CAicaso Tspses
Il i. not half - wolderlal A. Il + - behold
chose who were - loud In their professions Of
attachments - and reverence Tor Mr. Doug
Ia. even before h~ patriotic voice IN de
fence ofhls country. had ceased 70 thrill aud
pal.ate anioysl hearts araying themselves
an The -sde Of ~ bisteress enemies-,he
Yanceys. the Rhetts. the vigfslls. AMI the
Dav;ses-and declaring TIA, senator Doueia.
mi, regarded hi- oath sf officc while n tie
Senate chamber hu' committed moral aud
POLITICAL PERJURY IN hi- public speeches
II IS not half . wonderful a. = -ee the.c
nm. rros~Ssed friends 81 senator Don rlss
reading ont Of the Democratic party every
man Who vii not ioin thea in their insane
,,fers - -erxe y-srfs a. the eNpea~e ~ the
Government
Not half 81 wonderful - see men sim
..,a,m a. b.. par eFesilrncs The friends II thc
Constitution AMI tn Uaioa. d~nouncing >,
cry .Hors - TIE psrs al the Administration
% desenl The Government AMI b tbeis
,serv effort. apoloSsag ios. and gieing al
al comfort ~ he ret.els against the s'..n
,,,sp.ioa and the Government.
No. half 50 strange a. 70 hear men ~ba
h,d been loud in Their praise ~ Doas%a.
uhsn a candidate. declare. a. soon a. he wss
expected 20 die. tia, the seped he would
AZ some men think a strange - ZEE saea
souored for doing right-haviaz nsser ases-
ia such honor themselves
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
The Finances of the Government.

Colonel Forney writes from Washington 10
the Philadelphia Press:
The extraordinary success which has az
tended the financial schemes of Secretary
Chase viii create gratifying surprise among
our European sympath.zers and friends.
learn tina. in high quarters the opinion
begins % be expressed that we shall soon he
independent of the money lenders of Europe
Our people are coming forward with so much
alacrity and liberality that it is estimated
they will take not only the one hundred mill
ions offered 70 them. bu, that they will iu-is,
upon taking the balance Of the loan of the
hands OF the banks. An English gentleman
drew thirty thousand dollarss from a great
banking house in New York, who were pay
ing him four percent. per annum. and few
DAYS since invested il with the Government
who are paying seven and three tenths PEI
cent per annum. He has written 10 HI
friends in London. advising them 10 invest
Ave hundred thousand dollars in the same
securities. The bank Of England paws but
three per cent per annum, 50 that il will be
seen that every inducement i held out. not
merely 10 our own citizens. but - wealth,
men in all parts OF the world. 70 invest their
monev in the faith and credit Of the United
State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

NV YORK Poiulo--The Svracus lour
nal says.
We understand that the President 81 the
People Convention Yesterday received a
telegraphc dispatch from Hon. Daniel ).
Dickinson. declining any nomination by the
Convention. and saying that he Thought he
could be OF more benefit to the prtriotic cause
in another way
In case Mr.. Dickinson persists IN h. deelen
son. tina name OF Lyman Trelnsin the
Democratic candidate who declined the nom
nation OF his own party. will probabl, be
substituted a. the candidate for Attorney
General
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

Thar the people have determined t. ob
literate all party lines Is apparent d an but
the purplind politicians The action Of the
Union State Cnvention 81 okio = proof Of
thi~. the reception Of Joseph 4 Virgil, Al
indianapolis j. another ami The rcsoln fious
Of the Democratic Central Committee o..
Scott county printed ia &, ds4 : piper +
another These rs--oiutions. - have reason
% believe have the cor'lial approval o. Hon.
" n English The eXerlions Of political
leader who ~vmpathisc with the traitors will
have ~ little effect upon she poole Of then
respective political pariics ~ The efforts &C
traitor officers IN the army anl nav had up
on the common soldier and -lilors - Mai
san foar'sr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

The meeting at indianapolis on Tuesday. the
18th TO celebrate the anniversary ofthe adop
tion If the Federal Constitution, was largely
attended All political parties were represen-
ted, and the utmost good feeling prevailed.
The principal speakers were Senator Lane
aud Col. Thompson and il i needless for
u 10 say that both the speeches were able
and eloquent. Col. Lane being mildly man
nered man. dealt tenderly with the lambs
and turtle doves of the great peace party
while Col. Thompson poured balm into the
hearts Of those who are suffering lest they
nav have to pay few paltFy dollars to pre-
serve good government for their children
Col. Thompson canterized their wounds 40
vereIy but tenderly
Altogether the meeting was success
The State Sentinel frets terribly because
there was no disturbance OF the Union meet
~ by disunionists- ~hy siidn yoa gel ~
4 disturbance. Mr. sentinel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

4 4ElrsSe of those who call themselves
the Democracy of Parke county was held
in Rockville on the 18th instant. a. which the
Hon. JoHS g. DAVIS presided, and the Hons.
u. W VOORHEES, 4 } &. Robinson were the
~peakers long string of resolutions was
adopted. expressive Of the sentiments of the
meeting. which will be found in the Journal
OF the 18th inst We have not room for them
now. but may have occasion 20 publish the
leading ONES hereafter. In she mean time
~e beg these OF our readers who hav~the
opportunity 10 examine them carefully 10 see
whether &C not We sre mistaken when We say
that the are in palpabie and positive opposition
70 fke Government We do not ssv that they
are - ~ an open advocacy of secession or
the cause of the South-for the cunning men
..ho got them up knew two vel. what they
.-cr. about for that They denounce seces
..on aud abolifsonis,a both AMI condemn the
Administration IN the strongest terms. and
their Whole argument shows that because
rnev ind iboiasoHssfs IN favor Of the war.
therefore ihey are against st-and because
~ being foe the var IN su.lort. of the Gov
eminent. they are ssiIi Abolitionists there
fore these men are against the Government.
We can cons,rue these resolutions in no other
wav. and shall have occasion 10 refer to them
aeain-becanse indorsed a. they are by the
three gentlemen named. they are. OF course.
90 be viewed a. the platform Of the snfi 'rar
Democracy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

fH Western guubsats. three ia number
buil.linz AZ Mound CITY. on the Marine War.
Of hsmh'e'on. Collier \ ca. afe pfagrc,.
ing finely One % the boats ell BE- &C. Is.
- launch ~ tho 2Sth int TIE Other ssro
will probably - launched ~ lhe sfh
proKiuso \ force 81 three hnn.is. .nea are
az work % thc hcata T.. hats are re-
spe,t. =, named the George 4 Mcclellan.
y Z Rsaks ami Zoe Hoii The lattcr
name ess .e'ccs@i ~ the ship carpenter.
engage IA tlsc s-as,>traciion Of the euabasi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

Among Me efiscs-in contra bsnd" ,runk
sssssd in cleselsnd were found ssfioas let
fers irema seeeslwr' in Sashville 70 he
wife, vhsh had sren se<kinsa safe retreat al
the North In one letter the 'sSece-her talk.
thus
l see by your letter that YOU thought Rich.
inond in great danger of being taken by old
scott. and that YOU did not want me % take
the chances. What say YOU now When do
YOU think il viii be taken and by whom
As old Scott : nov defunct l suppose the
Ohio Chief, Mcclellan. i the next man u
20 70 Richmond Bus can assure Won that
there j. bat one man in Ohio that will ever
&c, 70 Richmond Of his own free will and
that IS VAllandigham. 4 man like him cau
20 where he pieases--Herold. 1874
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19


The Bermuda Rogqi ca-effe makes the
following statement:
We have been informed that Commodore
Stewart, late OF the L. ;. NAVY. vas pas
senger BY the steamer Canada. which arrived
at Halifax from Liverpool on the 2lst ult'-
He mentioned 70 gentleman. fellow pas
senger. thar he had resigned his commission
in the federal navy TO Join the cause of the
South. and that he was then on his way to
take command of frigate which vas await
ing him in one of the Southern ports: that he
had shipped $50. 900 muskets on his own
account for the secessionists. one half of
which had already reached their destination,
and he felt satisfied that the remainder had
also since been received Commodore Stew
art had no doubt Of the success Of the 20
cessioaists. Commodore Stewart owns sey
eral estates in Texas and Tennessee. Mr.
Stewart, who has also several estates IN the
South. has taken up her residence at the isle
OF Wight toaWait the settlement Of the great
question
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

kFtsS 90 ORDER.--At no time IA her
history vas a. Louis more tranquil than she
Is under Fremonts martial SWAY. snd the
rule of Provost Marshal Mckinstrv None
Of the hardships feared a. incident 70 40
sevetepregime have vet been experienced
Decision. determined energy. con joined with
csution and Kindness. have characterized the
administration of affair The Union feeling
i very much more prevalent everywhere
and the demonstrations oframpant Secession
ism have become unknown ~ Lonis Demo
rrsf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

The latest news from Cheat Noun
tain Pass il 20 the effect that Gen. Lee has
ing discovered that the contract he had IN
lertaken was likely 20 prove too large Tor
him, has again turned hiS lace towards the
Potomac
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

SOM gentleman did ~ the favor last
night, while we were out OF the once Tor a
moment. to 5orrOp our copy of the cincin.
aau Gazssse OF Yesterday, kindness that
caused us much Inconvenience and annoy
.nce We hope ii will never be repeated
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
COLLEGIATE.
Terre.Haute Female College

fl,HF SFFf ~TH ~ vi. tNSrAI SESSION a. tAe
Ffrrt- Hsa.ff rertlis e. alieze vii commence ar
tfufetst. itt - 90 September next Iff sam.
f~afssr- aFl Tesehrfs et.s have - srst .ls - =,
fsfs7ff rl'si ~ So frti apartments n fhe c.
lfrt heretofore. eiii. with fN exceptions. rcnfInre
in itr ~he.I fhr<e FishIeE 81 frffr shsult a. ia
et the heflrnsn- 81 rs<.itle Airy fnrfhe- irfa~-ns-
fis'l. fztsi,ae ~ fle s<o-.i. ma5 - had - -
ffss.ias IL ssiersirnei e. rsfre-sauis
anltin join cox FRI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

IAY Kentucky Legislature : doing
ia work slowly. but surely. The Senate
h, oas.ed a bill virtually disbanding the
state Guard The House passed resolu
tim in favor Of paving the war tax and
.zain-t recognizing the Southern conieder-
aC-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

Tn gun boats on the Ohio AMI Mississippi
rivers are giving good account of them
selves On the 10th, the conestogs captured
txo rebel steamers. up the Cumberland
river One Of them had nstv tons 1T iron
.f0sri
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
ESTRAY NOTICE.

SsTIAYfn on STOLEN One ngh' red coz With
- iirei hsE.. her tail has trtn elt a. - take
81 thr trnsh 1r rtds her horas ahort medium
sife--i.o cher mars. rfcoilfrfel Sc leff calf
ahoui thrse dsse GA. which .aalee the belief that
she Asr h@en driven s~ef rrItslls ftaa-i ~fn
- paid SER hfr recoFtrs q MnfFtTf
an 20. i1f.w'n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

Hon d. V vooRnEEs xii please &C
eept our thanks for copy Of Acts 'na
Resolutions passed during the Is -s-sion 81
the Thirty Seventh Congr-s-. sers s'se'"'
and valuable document
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
NEW viNECARY.
MANU- CrtRER %
CIDER I'E.vEG.fK.

TERRI -HAtTF. IND.
III AAlN6 permanently located himself n this city
IS prepared firul ID THE trade Nth ali II may
require. lie vii furnish 20 customers from one u
huncred barrels Pore Pc quality clu
2, 'sv9ff - - ~ cifs 30 ~ fat0s. lie warrants
cTrTY barrel n BIS vinegar o. he good ant - he Hf
and ffst nee ~ t.7fstHats -ieffs uis factory -
situated upu ffe east side - the Canal few door.
.oifh of Heme- Ionrirt. ST orders thankfully
received and promptly attended 81. seaf either i1
hirs ~ - Neesr- lurn.r nckeen- 80 whom he
take pira-sre ia rrffrrios-si he AK s a trial
Nirfaff ~ hsfes far tosi second hand barrels de-
hvere.I 81 ~. Factory aspet fully
JANIS ff.ARkF
Sept {, dlfn-Wi
i1.fefsi nlla.e CORY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

Lrrrsss from Fafncah represent -rhc fet
er.l force there 70 be from kfteen 20 sIxteen
thousand Ii this he eosreeS the Bishop
GENERAL Will have warm work. 4 he visits
Psducah
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

i'n - nsff saar deli,ais. sicfieg. llt. .i..-...
{. q laitht. s'fnae arf faarsff-tL.n eI.. r...
~ tsfH >rett irr Cordial. lsee TIE 4 r,.t,-... 4.
frth BOTTLE. . s. cclleious fa take
'.e ffH's- sien.iei. taken every fiaff.iue t..f..
!. a sure ttshfifr '-tii-f cali aai fer.f Nfif..
Fever. tafi.fa ~ aiy prev aling disease
tAiIloN,-beuaT IT Druggist. - -@s,.r. 49,.
uas iry - palm upon SOFA bottle u H.fiafs 81. /. .
-aperila which they can iuy chesr. ~ savtfe b. (.
Just c. rts-f- There are even men RASr .1ls.~I d.
steal part q my naine 10 dab their WIZ deco
firu-- tsa.d ssch Infamous PIRATES ami fl.tr ii,
isiiiea, compounds Asa for Ir. J. II Mclean
STRENGTHENING Cordial AMI Hood Purifier Tsl
aei-.ns else. A. IS tle oliy remedy that Will M =.
sIaf .sIHrN ARA INNIG0isATF tie sshci. ..r.-.
zsfaa Il IS pri ~ in large hotties 81 prr isaiI.
SIX bottle. I.r ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
board ke.inced 70 - per tiny.

hoard kssfnced 10 - per daB'
Since the opening Of this vast AID ecmmodiod.
Hotel in Is4 has been the single ondeavor Of the
ropristors 10 make it The most sumptuou-. coz.
yenieni AMI comfortable home for The citizen and
STRANGER Oh this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely 10 administer -
thf comiort Of a. guests hey have endeavored,
without regar1 ca cost. to provide, and e combine
all the elements 81 individual and social enjoyment
~hiei, modern sr, has invented AMI modern taste
approves sai the patronage which il has comman-
ed during he past siA years =. gratifying proof
thar their efforts have been appreciated
To meet the e>ieenslc, ofihe times. when AL are
required to prse'ire the most Rigid economy. the
undersigned
Have Reduced the Price CT Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
the time abstinz none q the ln1uries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREApwEII- wHrcoaB a co
New York. Sei 2. ISL 3mo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
TO FARM e RS.

~ . b I ~ - . ~
Thrashing Machines and Engines
fT'HFr AR THE BEST IL rsE FOR cfrAxTss
II 81 ss~ilg TIE gr-lu. fsst ft-sshfar 40 fara-
tiiif. her >fp4ralaTs tcok TIE rIkzT rKrnrrp a
10 A1ns seansy fsir last Isi. TIER Hcfss Tou
- -fe he hketef- trAf e ANY rnarufsrfur~t ara
io.r fc.1sele Fnsinrs ere uurarrs.set
~ s.le = WOLF kCO.
-@ss~ Ter-s H.u:s. ins
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
NOTICE.

DAKIsULAR NOTICE s. hereby gwen. To- "a
i warm BE- may corcerr. that Al TIE note El1
lt1a scsounis ~ fle late 1fm = Elisha Stephens
Co.. are row Ia the h1rds 81 fhe undersigned f9g
srtti-r ent, AID 10 whom pay 1enl must and oy
ee made Immediate attention called % tbs mat
Ter, astaesc Who e. % % avail themselves Of the
cea>ft & this notice. mast rxpect . pay costs.
Aug. -, d1w J. KERN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
III NtIIIIAfND /
Hitssil l't-Rii1fRf

Delay iai t.''sfrfai .f is warranted ~ ave ...
t"i. Is Wi cure all disease q Tie klaas,s 49,
- J.. a,ff siriine. Distracted Neus-ru sti..r ~
In. q b. Womb. i4rrcfse.s a. ara ai.f,. ..,,-
f.1i ''fsfae or Nfrfrn, psiiff - =. .ls.ii.iI
r.rIl.It -'''t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
SUGAR EvAPORATOR.
still lMrivaIIed.
Sugar Er0pOr0s0r.

DUBiIC VERDICT UNIVERSALLY N ITS "a
/ NOR'-rwO thousand in All warranted
None ever returned '-l~st Premiums taken ~ IA
State Pairs ~ two L. $. Pairs. and hundreds q
County Fairs.
Il boils more rapidly. make. better syrup and Su-
gar, consumes less fuel. IS more ceanly, IS more
convenient require, less hands 10 attend 10 IT, and
give. better satisfaction ia every way. than any
other Ffaporstor. h is made OF sheet metal, and
will crack With sudden heat II Is light and por-
table and set being lined with brick, II comhine'
all the advantage Of iron and brick furnace COM
bifled.
TFsrHoNIuS.-Hasing enlarged my planting,
please send me another No. Copper Evaporation.
made vesr 50 bbls nolaSses. and 100 lbs sugar
Would lief undertake 10 make Sorghum As Maple
Suear.-A. MYERS. Springfield, o.. Apg. ii. 1851
Nv molas<es friase with profit At accents per gal
lon) took the first premium Of SIS at the Illinois
state Fair. Ny Evsporator viii lssf for YEARS.
MURRAY, Narraystillc. Ills.
PRICES p sroftAruK--iron--<o. :, So, No.
2. sss. M. :. ~6a- Cnpper-Nc. :, f65: No } SO;
No. :. IS.
Pam without the furnace. lron-So. ,. S25 No
= s3l; No. !. -. Coppcr-No- ?, SA5; No 3, sSe
f Nd. 4. >ss. SIMEON CORY
Sign Of the Mil SAW. solc agent for Terre-Haute.
Sept II dwln
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

TWO soNfoRrABLF ~ FILING Hof-Sr :
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

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