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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Fir. MoSsoE. Nov. le. The steamer
Rhode Island has returned from Key West
and the Tortugas bringing no news. The
Spaulding is expected from Hatteras to NOR
row.
Three snail gun boats have arrived en-
route 10 Hstteras. No news to-day from Old
Point.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Hans HArsi-T. H. Lowerre--vho Is a
practical Halter. and successor to Joseph c.
Yates. corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
nov on hand and is manufacturing to order
the handsomest style Of Fall and Winter
Hats nj prices ranging from two dollars up
wards DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
Exchange OF Prisoner. q. be MADE.


fFtCAI TO COMMERCIAL.
wAsaISeroS. Nov. l9.-rhc Republican
of this morning states that IL has positive in
formation o: the arrival OF a number Of reb-
81 prisoners from the Washington military
prisons. and that these have been sent 10 f.
Monroe and viii he there exchanged for
Union pi.oners at the South. IL has been
evident Tor some days that exchanges 10 a
certain extent. woail be made.
Gen. Bcauregsrd Is now st Centreyille.-
He has been South. as reported.
Gen. Fremont i expected IN this city IN q
few days.
The household effects Of the late SenatoI
Douglas. were sold Yesterday. they brough
good prices.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

~ The alarm Of IRE Yesterday afternoon
use caused b. spark faiiing On the roof OF
the building occupied by Mr.. NJ. o'conneii.
as cabinet shop and book store. near the
Town Hall. twas extinguished before The
engines gos out
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Losr.-Three or four links of a gold chain
with heavy gold key attached. The links
are long. A liberal reward will be paid 20
any one finding Il, and leaving il at this
Office. diff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
ApPLICATION.-

IN Motto, Is hereby given, that will apply 10 the
Hoard Of County Commissioners al th Ia next meet.
ing commencing Monday, The 20 day Of Deem
her next Tor license to sel Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than quart 81 ufne NY place oil
bG nsss and the premises where the liquor Is 70 De
sold a. on in-lvt No -, Sth street tween Wa
bash "a Cherry, in tho city Of T.rre Hsuts. In Vi
60 eou.ty, ia the building known IS The Cincinnati
House, A. kaifNA<S.
Nov. =, d1tdw3w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Stocks dull ADD "a her lower; ID. spd r..
|. s1I: rsnns,lvenlz ll9k: Gal AID ca.
Ts7<: Nirh $. r 4 ~: IL c. S2is: Ere
prs.erred 5eis: Erie a.: Bosds 6si{: Bui-
son ii bonds III. Ch. and y. W. La bonds
ss7<. Hsrse,n 81 bos.is %: -. Y. c. 11l
Ere 49,: c. c. And c -: Va % &C: No.
To ~: Ia S. So: Tenn- 6's ~; ~ G. s..
5s5<; G. $. Sc q. coupons 6. Z. s. So
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Il eanoaly sooOan, fOr my present sound hesitl.
rom the eensta q. tough moderate u BzEzAvr's
Hoilssp BrzIxxs-having frsn my youth ssnsr~d, Al
intervals from Puxs. In both forms, sometime. o.
severely as 70 completely PROSTATE nc. have fo-
several nonsss pst though sahecl 10 lOss q sleep.
and unusual physical effort been entirely free frou
any symptom 81 tbs distressing diseass; while ny
general health IL very much improved"
Persons doueting the sutAsnsieisy Of dis oeruf
cate. srerecsessed 10 call upon or oonnnnlese vii
the prsprietors They wall take pleasure mo, oniy IN
referring them 70 iss author. many others VII
have usee the Holland Bttsrs Tor tho lame sneesor
with eQnai success. oetls-l~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
b u Y!
BOOTS AND SHOES

w. r.. NES.
TrRns HAvrr. Isp.
he has just received larger aud better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be-
fore. which he will sell at prices 20 suit these
hard t'mes
Also
Makes 70 order. and has on hand good as
surtme1t Of home made work.
CoaK AND sac
A lsrss stccx frou which 70 choose.
or various kints Of boots snd Shoes
" r. Don't forget the "0LD CORNER"
Opposite the Southern Bank dlw-wim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

ssAny q en- resaers afflicted with So<orrL. o.
sSro'eiccs complaints. viii DO veil 70 r,sd The re-
marks In Cur advertising columns respecting H. Bat
iis's Of Che nature q tb disorder has been known
- The people. and the clear exposition q IL there
given. VIII prove acceptable and useful We h.v.
lcng admired tie searching and able manner IN Which
Dr. Asxs tests every vus,ecs hs touches wh.,e~ss
has bis attention al al. has great deal 81 a. BE-
masters what be undertakes. and no one who has
particle of selling ior his acic.ed fellow mar, ca
look With indifference upon bic lsbOrs the SEX
ss-d What he s.ys Of serosais. and ses in how fss
sorss aid hos clearly be telis Us more THAI We Al
cave known q this insicsous and f.ta, su.,.sy.-
lsan, PSilsc-,pai.. "a. ccsiea<u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
FROM WASHINGTON.

Rebeis IA Accomac Dispersc-Union Flaos
Hoisfed-Ofher Vessels Watching for Ma
son and Siideli--Col. Graham MODIFIED
The Panqeis and the Rebel Batteries Com.
wilkes Supposed 10 be Righ-No More
Volunteers 10 Be Called Jor-A Nsr Depot
for Prisoners Of War.
SPECIAL To TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. ls.--Dispatches from
Gen. DIX state that the rebels ia Accomac
had dispersed Gen. proclamation went
in on the previous day. They may rally in
Northampton. but useless y. Union men
from Accomac were buying Union Flags n
Maryland to iisi a. soon "a our troops en-
tered the cour .ry.
IL Is not improbable the steamer Trent
may be overland by two other American
war vessels before she reaches her destina-
ton.
Col. Graham OF the 5th New York regi-
ment, who Commanded the reconnaissance at
Matthias Point. has been ordered under ar
rest by Gen. Mcclellan. upon complaint of
Gen Hooker that Graham destroyed private
property. such as dwelling houses. barns, etc.
Col. Graham has arrived here and reported
himself. and explains that he only destroyed
such buildings az have been used oy the en-
envy for their pockets and for the storage Of
forage. which buildings the several com
msnders Of our vessels on the river have.
from time 20 time. endesvored 10 destroy by
shells
Yesterday seven PUNCHES attempted 10 run
the blockade. six passed without interruption,
but the TIL ran TOO hear the Virginia shore
and the rebel batteries along the whole line
opened on her. twenty shots we're fred, three
OF which passed through her sails. but her
hull was uniniured. She was. however. cum
PEELED 70 pu, back 10 Indian Head.
The ferry boat Stepping Stone ran the
blockade on Saturday night. She was rot
fired upon.
rsgTs' rfsrATca.
There Il increasing confidence IN the en-
tire CORRECTNESS Of Capt. Wilkes ACT in "a
king Slidell and Mason, and am informet
Secretary Chase hss expressed his regre
that wiikes did not seize the vessel. Coun
de Gurrowski is certain that Great Briaii
viii not take exception 20 the act.
The statement that the President intend
issuing a proclamation, calling upon th'
States for ao0.o more volunteers. i un
/ founded
when the half million OF volunteers cslies
FOR By act OF Congress has been recruited
none vii &c received except IN the regula
service.
lis proposcd 70 send portion 81 sur IRIS
3 oners 4 VAR % Fort Nackinaw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

NOTICE OF APPfIcATIov--Sotios Is hereby
~ given, that I viii apply 10 the Board Of Com
,nisrionsrs OF vigo county. disrs. 81 their neat
term, commencln< on the nrst Monday IN December.
1881 for license TO sell .'intoxicaflng ficuors IN
less cuest,tes than scuart et tune Soc o.se year
NJ, place Of business and the premises wherein
raid liquors are be drank. are located Ga No. II
hurse's Block. on Wabash street. besweer <th snd
9Th str.ets In ferre-Hsute. IN Harrison nshir.
IN Nigc county, Indiana. -
noilblwJ ofo. NchbSkf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
Ut III OF INDIANA, vIGo COUNTY. IS

ST rE or INDIANA, vIGo COUNTY, sS-
- No. Csl ornmon Pisas Sourt, u cenabcT
Term ISL W. Is. rrcii and John r. Csher -. Joan
wocd-Nortg.ge ard -. -cio-e.
on thi- day, 10 Wit, the 10 day Of December. A.
d. 1850 co.scs the pininfiGs bs r-her. th-lr Attor
new and RE their compia ~ herei also a compe-
tent witness sa.dsvt. showing that The csf adsnt
Is A non. residen, IL the state Of Inol ma.
Sotace e. therefore L. rcby gives to tbe said de-
fndaf 81 the fling ard % defcy q this proceeding
ard that The sane will be beard and determined Of
tn nest term Of said Court, commencing on the
third MONDAY Of December next, A. n. i-a'.
Attsn: J.H. Ri.kkf, Gers.
Nov. ls. di.w3rprrss.oo.
4 DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
~ Not!ec IL hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Administratsr % the estate 81
Daniel BuSd late q vigo County deceased.
Said estste 4 surpc-e % be solvent
HIRAM SMITH, Atnr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

Brsndfeih's Pills have been before tho worii e.
nearly enc hundred and years. They have an e.
tsea~aed character Ter safety and eIcscy, which
places them In he nrss rank of al The medicines a
The day They are purely vegetable. hsrsnis q &C
he 'enasEess sgs CO weakest fraus ~, q SUFFICIENT
enacsey % thoroughly cleans and purity The blood
tsrcug1 The orgsns Of The ston.ch aud ho~els-
They aid and improve digestion. and sound rcfr.sh.
ing s'eep soiivss their They have cured Ihona
ants u cafes Of the most cistrcssing dyspepsia AT
The symptoms Of confirmed consumption h.v, be. z
removed BY their use. aud health has again bie-se
he once despa.ring invalid. CosuvcDsss, TIE srea.
pre'aoser Il disease. h nfseiy b, these pls
apoPlexy ard paralysis are as surcl, prevented 4
The pills are pcrsev-riusly ed soOn A. falsuess
OF lntsns. pain Of the bead Il expsriercsd TaOus.
ands Of cases furnished m pro Price as ceuts n
COX.
sole b. J. z. CusseEAs. Tsrre-H su,e. and b. a.
respectable dealers In nedieiss- loctssi~in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

LsAvES~os1u. CIR. Sovenbsr is-Ths
steamer Suasi.lus arrived here yesterday irou
S. Loeis a 81 Of Ccnmrszry stores and
veawcrsh we're tsk~n FROM Der a. wsverly,
b gang ef rssels usder ceraAnd ct 10
oAstby-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
Weakness Of the stomrcL and Ind
gcstIou.

Another Great Cure eeeofed BY BGrh1ve's
Holland BafeTs!
The wife OF feser De wiue, living m Holland Ig~
ssebcygAn County. Wisconsin. suffered much frou
Weakness Of she Stomach and Indi-sss,on. she hac
been under Physicians care fss some tine, but de
disease seemed 10 baale lis siiIl. She purchased
some BoLi,ND BrITERs At our ofro-. which has
given tone 70 Der stomach; Der appetite and strength
are reterning. AID irnly believe that this Is AZ
ether great ouse effected ~ your medicine.
We have stil 70 record many wonderful cures a.
fected BY this remedy. but must ~ait aocther oppor
'unity. One thing you can rely upon, what VIC have
Published are from persons much respected IN our
community and are liteTsli, true.
J. oCINTrs.
II sheboyg.n Sewsbode. sheboyOan. We
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
RECRUITING.

VN-kSrrD roR THE UNITED sATEs ARMY
w Abe bosfi>t men, between sges q eigbtter
Ard dirty -sve years. Pay. ne ssns .s y volsc-
t-egs. cn 1850 70 81. 90 PER rnoufb. Nth rsrss
ART quarters. % commenee a. once.
Cn3sF present rssx stsns. any soldlsf has A. op'
E><rruttt 81 o>cpxnins ccsnr<-ri1Df1 ccc~r-
~ far1ler inforrlsllon. Apply a. to rcrif1rr.'
e. T~rre- Haze. GA Tia wesi s.t~ q TIE ssusrs
GERD ~ kNLsST mENT.
- N rec y . q n - .
ALFRED l.. HOuGH,
.csss Ia las-1'rT q :. A. sesrsaas osss1.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20

TRUNps: A NOVEL. By GEO.
i Y. crErs. 'pissdsslJ Tiizs.rst.a - Hsprsn.
MAcAULAY's HISTORY OF EScI AND
THE wITs AND BEAUx OF SOCIETY
~ ne sstss1 q ''o,><as q ssesfy"
sDao1vU Nv. - npcxx1oxAra
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-20
ToMsoRuAL.
Mcdicated Hair Wash

~ bsv.rr ~etl<f la shsvinx sn1 Eair Dressing
ss1scc. ~ %n.ng lie rsrre hsat- Hs1se. ben leave
% infcr The r.trsas sr1 pah.1c g>aerzily. thai BE
u 49, Yr>ra-~1 q ~.it ur5H sas<ex4srs ~ hzs
nsrsl ssesfsrs-ry nsnp~r. srsrt stt<nr1u s1~<a te
mszpc<ctnr snt czstrs L<1iss srt Ltzls osyss'
asB. o4o. ~ CANADA.
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sszssraziaA.-7his tropical root has has reps
iatioa vide the ward Cor curing one elias q dis
orders that afliet naukinds rspuia;i0a 100, Which
Il deserves tie be-s snsidete possess fS- scro
uio1s complaints Bat 10 be hroaght into use, its
virtues must De concentrates aud combined viii
o'Asr medicines that Increase Sc power sons resi
able compound q this character Is much needed n
this oonaanisy. Read the advertisements Of d Az
rF's ssFssPariia In our columns, aud we know ..
needs no chromium frcn givv our citi.ers COG
hdenee IN what he oaers.-lorgsn, Syracuse, MY.
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= =
MAIL LINE.


DEF ! BEEF.-Our friend Joe
ID Rapp. hss cpcnsa a m.st shop In the hand
n-~ building q Mr.. n. Bsrr. 9Th street.
where BE 10 pr.s-od - all hours 70 supply AL =
MAIDS ior tne. fresh. iat beef pork. lamb, veal or
calls. loct -. dd
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-All who
i know themselves to De Indebted 20 the Terre-
Hauie Journal offoc, for subscription JOB work,
would confer great favor, ne In this dark hour
of my aeversfy. by coming forward and settling the
same TIE subecripti,n ec-,k Il gone and viii hsv
20 trust 10 tae homo Of my sCoscfieers, scr The
amount due fcr th-ir suh.sriracn- may b found
at the old Office.
oct. "a. dw2w q. r. CooKERLY.
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PEAc1scAL Apslcn 70 LADmR-Tho fret syin?-
tens q disease should never De dssregarded. II
rot removed serloas evils will inevitably follow and
IN seeking assistance all renecer that viii ACT vo-
iefstly reduce he strcngth shouid be avciced--
hey lnz;ead Of assisting nature weaken and de6!l-
tate those organs For Female Complaints, tako
Moi~zn's Strengthening Cordial and Bleed Purieer
1t s4-ads preemineni In al diseases peculiar % e.
males. Try it.lt Is delicious aromatic Cordial.
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October 24.-dsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02
Party and Patriotism.

We expressed the opinion some weeks
ago ,hai i was incumbent upon tbs people
og The North. Tor the time being, 70 sever
all party Ties and 10 give their united en-
eraics for lie support Of The national gov
ernmem. We were glad TO see ut the re-
cent State Convention at Montpelier, that
Nc entertained this view in common wlth
a large majority oithe people Of this State
The salvation Of tic country depends nov
upon the unity Of tho people at the North
Nor io we assent 10 the opinion enter
tanned by some, that tic Douglas Demo
Gratis desire a compromise Of our national
diiliculiies. The conduct Of tho lamented
Douglas himself; the course pursued by
his followers in all parts Of the North and
even in Missouri and, in our own State,
the unanimous vote Of the Legislature,
appropriaiing a million Of dollars for the
support Of the government, negative such
conclusion. A more vigorous prosccu-
ton Of The war, not compromise, will, in
our view, result from the temporary aban-
donment of party organizations.
There il now hu, one issue before lls
country, and upon II there can, among
patriots, be no difference Of opinion. Ills
M nll-important and all-absorbing issue,
sufficient Of itself alone 10 exhaust the en-
tire energies Of tic strongest, the wisest
the most valiant. The character Of the
conflict excludes The idea Of party; party
il absorbed in patriotism, and the partizan
assumes The higher name Of patriot
When the storm rises upon the ocean and
The angry waves impcril the safety Of the
struggling ship, there is no contest among
The mariners as to which course of the
compass Is best adapted for a speedy and
successful voyage. These are questions
Tor quiet seas. On the other hand, every
nerve is strained and every energy exert
ed 10 rescue tie endangered vessel from
impending destruction.
With these views, we heartily commend
the action 81 the late State Convention
which, ignoring, for the time being, al
party differences, adopted single resolu
ton from which we extract the essentia
part:
Resolced, That in this turning point it
the nations destiny it il the imperative
duty Of every citizen, wft'o'a any restrie
ton of parry or CREED, 10 uphold the per
maneni authority Of the Constitution an'
Laws OF the United States against all op
posers and in every part Of the country.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02

iensaih liz smr f vnh h uniouana
rian III ne se8 ssrks siih pstnciiai
haal b troy TIE siher's iite, Is less de-
icinsne3 - geectise aciion nceded- than Il
e raa = stranger - he attempted iba deed
II compromises are 70 BE tolerated al
ell. tley arc 70 be effected only ,sitlaa TIE
t'nion.--whcn the Southern rebels have
laid a.jlc laeir arms when they shall
iiase again recognized the righllal aulhor-
ily d ihe government; when the officers
and ilic citizens Of The Nation shall iray-
erse the nbcllious States il security, and
when Law abiding representatives shall
again occupy the now vacant seats in our
National Congress, It viii be soon enough TO
talk Of compromises. But to armed trait
ors should be presented only the alter
native, on tie one hand, unconditional
submission 10 the laws Of the government !
on the other, the just punishment Of their
wickedness, traitors death.
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Compromise.

As the time for the assembling of Con-
grcss approaches, The subject Of compro-
n,isa hoa.us 20 ess,,py the Ir,ibiic attention.
/, Is diilicnlt 10 see how any action Of
Congress can directly effect this matter
Their action must necessarily be e. partc.
10 consumalc binding compromise i
win be necessary to obtain the concur
renee Of the Pandcmonium appointed at
Richmond, Va, on the 18th inst.
We trust our Representatives win not 50
far disgrace themselves and the nation, as
even to mention tie word compromise
which has fairly become : stencil in tbs
nostrils " Of the American people.
We have heard Il said that the present
contest was an unnatural war, that Il wa
the shedding Of brothers blood sc. Thii
talk may DO for women, and small chill
dren. or for such infamous and besoitet
organs Is the Nae T0rk Day BOOB, o.
the Richmond Inquirer, but not at all fol
any one who lays any serious claims 4
having been created IN the DirTns image
or Hho honestly counts himself with fh'
human family.
In the name Of Heaven we would asl
i he assassin or the murderer less DC
PRAYED Or less dangerous, because be live
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WILLIAMS CoLLEGE.--Our cores
pondent writes us from Williamstown,
Mass. that Mr.. Howard Cox, who for
forty-one years has had charge Of the
dust and ash and bed making department
Of the institution, under the sobriquet OF
Prof. Cox, deceased on the 18th inst. lie
was kind-hearted man, and an exempla-
ry Christian.
At the annual match game Of foot. ball
between the Sophs. and Freshmen, on
the 10Th inst, the former won three
straight games.
The Commencement exercises will take
place d week later than usual Prot
Baseom gives the Baccalaureate Sermon
August 4th. Tuesday morning following
Edward Everett will address the Adel
phic Union Society. Tuesday afternoon
at the Annual Meeting Of the Alumni
Rev. f. Davis, Of the class of 1921, viii
give an Grafton.
Tuesday evening, the Prize Rhetorical
Exercises and on Wednesday, Angus
9TH, the usual exercises Of the graduating
class.
II is rumored that Gov. Andrew vii
visit friend residing at WiIliamstown
during the Commencement exercises.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02

RUTLAND County AGRICULTURAL
SocrErY.-We have received from HIM
ny CLARK, Esq, Secretary Of the SOci-
ETY., a neat little pamphlet Of sixteen pages,
giving full particulars in reference TO the
Annual Fair to be held at Rutland, the
ID and Sd of October next An address
will be delivered on the second day Of the
Fair at 2 O'Clock r. H., by Hon. + f,
WooDBRrDoE Of yergennes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02

Tie annual examination Of the pupils Of
Burr and Burton Seminary viii take place,
Tuesday and Wednesday, oh and loIh
inst. An address win be delivered at the
Congregational Church, on Tuesday eve
ming, by gentleman from abroad
The friends Of education in this and 9th.
er towns, should not fail 70 attend this in
teresting occasion.
The Rhetorical exercises Of the Annie
yersary, will be held at The church on
Wednesday evening.
The Manchester Cornd Band, have
been engaged ior the occasion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-07-02

pilgrimage "a tho moueIaps e. he a.
way. termed has visits, ald The peoplo
p.ay change IN Manchester and ilpe l'ouscs
be removed, lus thrsg glauous mountains
arc ever tic ssmc, and Nill always hook
ihe ame. rearing their leals lo li'r hea,
ems, whatever occurs IL tliose ansoed
Hence the lose, - pruvefblal Of the Swiss
Cor lheir mountain homes. Impressed on
their minds aad hearts, a. ny praires q
aals could ever be.
Grand characters should come in con.
tact with such scenery, where the Word
Of God i n ahundau, as daily bread, and
sanduaries and well-orlered homes honor
the Christian sabbath. M.
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cnrxTY c0NvrNTiay.

The fsrcmsn 81 TIE conaiy u Bennington, who
sfs IL faseg 81 supporting the Constitution aud
the sssau, rad u Sustaining the Administration
- ~ al0ris Il %, down treason aad suppress re-
tsii.an. arc aeriaily lnsiiea q acet u MASS
CONVENTION. Ii the 'fows iAtL, u Afiiug'on,
81 TUESDAY, fas 9ih Jay = July, 1861. 81 Ten
a'eiask il the iasrnooA, e select suitable can9i-
dates a. foa8iy 0a4eeu, aud d1ages q Probate
q b. Supported y the irecmen q ihe leaniy q
ti.e euhaing eiasien
NORMAN WELLINGTON, } Republican
Jig COOK, County
CHAINCEY GREEN, Committee,
Inue 8, iNai.
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BY referring 10 our advertisements i
will be seen that Mr. A. Lewis Baldwin,
West Meriden, CT, is prepared to furnish,
Daguerreotyre Cases for Head Stones.
They are made Of Parian marble, aud are
sold nj q moderate price.