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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

Tho New York Day Book has suspended
publication, alleging as reason that it had
los, the corporation printing and the city ..circu
lation alone would not pay the expense of
publication.
The New York Tribune has reduced its
subscription price and cut down its size to cor.
respond
Many Of the "war journals" throughout the
North have suspended, and the balance are
making piteous appeals to their patrons for
material aid"
For every paper, advocating peace, which
has been forcefully suppressed, We notice at
least tTo of those blatant war sheets are com.
PEELED to Surrender at discression," for want
Of sufficient patronage to enable their proprie-
tors 10 keep their heads above water fnanci.
ally. Let the war continue for one year, and
tbs number of Black Republican newspapers
will have become beautifully less" while, on
tho contrary, we notice daily accessions TO the
ranks of the true defenders Of the Union-tbe
suti.war, anti. Chicago-Platform press.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

D. S. DICKINSON This gentleman, in re.
cent speech, speaking Of the Southern rebels,
said
Those men meant disunion They have
meant it for a number of years. They care no
more about the question Of their slavery than |
care for nudity in the Fejee Islands. They
have been determined that they had rather reign
in hell Than serve in heaven"
Upon which the Rochester Union admirably
comments. 1t says:
THAT is true o. Daniel and you knew it
was lvue when you wrote to your friead, in the
Democratic National Convention to secede when
those men, seceded-those men who have
meant disunion for q number of years. You
knew they meant disunion,' and that they were
preparing for disunion when you said in the
letter above referred to
i will go with them if l 60 alone
That is what you said ., Daniel, at time
when they had meant disunion for number of
years You went in for helping them in their
reasonable plots; and had they succeeded you
would have demanded place in the Cabinet to
finish up the work of your old and intimate
friends Floyd and Cobb"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

THE Por CALLING THE KETTLE BLACK
The Palladium and the Courier both republi
can papers at New Haven, are having pretty
quarrel. The latter denounced the editor of The
Palladium at covered with crimes and guilty
OF "rascalties." A suit for ible. it is rumored
has been commenced. Their Democratic neigh.
Dor. the Register, says
IF our neighbors will leave their quorrel on,
to us, we will agree to see it honorably settled
or-as tho man said on another occasion. sub
mittinga pleasant propositirn--if we don't sue
coed, we will throw 10 our time
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

RECRUITING FOR THE 9TH REGIMENT.-We
learn from the Calcdonian that the Governor
received Orders from the War Department f.,
another regiment, which Influenced him to SET
about raising the Sixth. From the same source
we learn that he has appointed tho following re.
cruling officers
Col. VIM. H. Harris, Danvillc,
G II. Davis. Wheelock,
W. u. Lewis. Norwich,
W. Hazeton, Essex, go men enls,ed)
W. b. Reynolds, Burlington,
Geo. Parker, Jr., Vergeunes,
Vim, Skinner. Royaton,
D, B. Davenport, Roxbury, Company ful,)
A. j Mower. Calais,
ID. X. Andres, Bradford,
Al, Dyke, Woodstock,
l.. NJ. Grant, EImore,
John S. Campbell. Waitsfed go men)
The indications are that this regiment will be
full this week
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

JAMES A. McMAsrEn, editor of the Free.
mans Journal & Catholic Register, has been
sent to Fort Lafayette. His paper was form
erly the organ of Archbishop HuonEs and was
considered one Of the ablest Catholic papers in
the country. 1t was refused mail facilities n
short time since. Great country, this.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

Flows MILITARY Mar AND GAzErTEER or
THE SOUTHERN CoUNrRY.-We have received
from the publisher copy of this valuable and
accurate map. 1t will be of great service to
any one who desires to have any knowledge of
the localities of military operations during the
present war, and us we hope at leas, to confne
the field operations of the contending armies
South of Mason Il Dixon's it embraces the
points respecting which we should oftenest have
occasion to consult authority.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

RUTLAND AND BURMNGToN II. Il The Annu
al Meeting Of the Rutland aud Burlington Rail.
road Company was held at Burlington on Wed.
nesday, when the following gentlemen were
elected directors for the ensuing year: Thorn.
as Thatcher. Boston, John A. Conant. Bran.
don, Harrison Fay. Boston, David A. Smalley.
Burlington, L. A. Chapen, keenc, james Fl
Williams, Bellows Falls, Geo. +. Edmunds,
Burlington. Thomas Thatcher was reelected
President.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

"Abolitionism is the Lion that dsturbs the
North; Secession agtates the South When
the Union men here separate themselves from
Aboi,iouists, and the Union men Of the South
separate themselves from Secessionis,s, it will a,
once ba obvions that between vast majsrties in
each section Of the Union there is not the small
est cause Of war. 1t will then be discovered
that this conflict is clrred on tor the benefi,
and at the instance Of small minority in each
division of tho Union. 81 Havcrhll Mass
Banner.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

1t is said that the Secretary Of War. at the
commencement of The battle Of Bull Run i'm
plored certain Pennsylvania regiment 10
"strike for their homes" and they did so a. the
ate of ten miles an hour,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

The way the mo party" Stata Convention
of Ohio is being got up, may be inferred by the
classification Of the delegates selected to repre-.
sent Cincinnati, Rep. 10, Dem 4
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

The N. Y. Tribune has raised its price to ST
per anum. II would be dear at half that price.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

The only thing tho Americans have gained
as yet by their civil Wharf.-The Income Tax -
and we wish them joy Of 1t IL Punch
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

1t is stated that Geo. B. Kellogg. of Brat
teboro. is 10 be Lieutenant Colonel Of the
Cavalry Regiment being raised in Vermont.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

ADMIRABLY SAID The Conrier De Estn
Unis, the French paper published in New York
was one Of those lately regulated" by thu
Government. The editor, in yielding to tn,
arbitrary power Of tho Government, well ant
pointedly says
GAS for myself, withdraw until it Is per
Missile to say what one thinks. cannot re
nouncc my own individuality sufficiently, to re
cord without a protest, what is passing and i.
about TO pass beneath my eyes.
To-day, as in April-even more strongly thar
in April, | entertain the conviction that war viii
not save the Union, but that, on the contrary
it will destroy the republic. have besides 4
certain belief that the majority of the nation
properly SO called. submits to the war without
approving it, vithou, believing in the fortunate
issue with which some seek 10 delude il. In q
word, am persuaded that the war is the work
Of party which will push it to the utmost
without recoiling from any means to maintain
its own supremacy. In all this, see only op.
preston, ruin, and as last inevitable conse
quence, revolution. And as the situation i'm.
posed on the press leaves me only choice be-
tween praising blindIy or maintaining complete
silence, decide for silence"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26
State Fair Addresses.

The remarks made u. the State Fair by Gen
Wilson of California were suited to the oc.
casion and well received. The address delivered
by Hon. josiah Quincy was not suited to the
times or the OCCASION. lilo pictured out the
faults of The ultra men of the South bu. said not
a word against similar class OF men in the
North, who have interiered and harped about
the South and her institutions, which did not
concern them, If the Southern people are such
n miserable set, as they were pictured out to be
by MIR. Quincy OH the occasion referred to, in
the name Of common sense we usk rhy does the
North wish to get such "a peopl9 tack into the
Union We say that onr Southern neighbours
are hosp;table, kind and generous people, and
we want them back into the Union but while
such men as Hon. josiah Quincy takes oppor.
tunity, on every public occasion. to keep alive
and iomcnt deep seated hatred against the
Southern people and their Institutions, it is all
in vain to send soldiers to the battle field, All
the armies we can raise cannot restore the SEQ.
cssion States into the Union again. if those
whining Abolitionists Of the North are permit
ted to SANDER, abuse and picture out the faults
OF those that all, al his time, should be endca.
vorine te conciate with words and actions OF
love and affection. We say ii boldly and fear
Iessly, that the extreme men Of the North are
as dangerous as those OF the South. and as the
aim of both is to destroy the Union. both are
equally guilty of treason, and ought to be dealt
with by martial law If the man that sets FIRE
to the National edfce is sent prisoner to
Fort Lafayette. why should he that wilfuly
adds fuel and combustibles to the fame, in or.
der that the structure should be destroyed, not
be made to keep him company Those who
really desire restoration of the Union will
give the people of every section their due, and
cease pcturing out the faults Of their neighhors
while their good traits are left unno,iced--
Rutland Courier
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

No TgApE-DULL TINES - Merchants and
business men are complaining of dull tmer,
and so it is likely to continue with them
until they arouse themselves to the impor.
TANGO Of advertising. People must buy, and
they will spend their money with those who tel
them though the papers what they have to sell
and where they are to be found.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-09-26

CONGREss WATER, -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

Il the estimation OF the enemies OF Mr..
LIscoIs he has undergone curiou, change
vi character in little while Not long ago.
court LAWYER, nj only for splitting rails
Now he i a military colossus -ort of Ma
poleon--vho has pat on a pair Of high heel
boot and i striding over the liberties Of the
country fiow he must be battered At the
progress he i making towards greatness
He vii certainly make something after n
While
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

Tmr fossil remains Of the Democratic par
{, held meeting in the Court House on last
SATURDAY. for what purpose We know not
Ii these were not such solemn times. we
would feel constrained TO laugh At the idea
OF few hackneyed politicians endeavoring
to hold the party together la the vain hope OF
once more receiving thor portion OF the
public trust. Contrar, " the wishes and an
eSpee'edly To the Leaders OF the little faction
Una, got up THE meeting. Judge Clayrool
made good Union speech on the occasion,
lie "as Tor sustaining the country. and Ne
are proud TO SAY that he has the majorii, of
the Democratic party with hl,n-such Al.
position a. thi- j. highl, commemdable Put
nam BaaHr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

We are informed that Col. Cookery made
s-pesck TO the people. on Saturday. IN sugar
Creek Township. We have moi learned the
tsner Of HE remarks. bat hope thes were not
base
AT Prairi. ton We learn there Wa a large
meeting. sn.eh was addressed bs Colonel
Thompson and Hon. " T. Mclean. \ gen
man who was present informs Us that the
speech of Mr. Mclean was an excellent one.
earnest. patriotic and eloquent. having good
effect on the audience Col Thompson
speech was Of course good.
At Sanforl', Station Col. Edwards. Chas.
E. Hasforl. and A. Il. Crane had each az
iresse3 large and attentive crowd. in strong
Union speeches. AMI at sight Col. Edwards
addressed another large meeting al New
Goshen Thus are the friends Of the | nion
and good government alive amt active
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

SOM men have a wonderful londness tor
building up men Of straw that they NAV -hos
bow much smarter they are than other pco.
pie. b. knocking them down again. DOS
QUIx0TE was man of that sort. and he went
about. armed 10 the teeth-he and his man
s.scHo-to fight wind mills. hocks of sheep
aud other SIMILAR alyersaries- He secured
an immortal reputation at the business
Jsek FALsrAFr was another one Of these in
siacible heroes. and il wa- no trouble for him.
when he hal sack enough on hand, 10 run his
-word through dead man. buster over BsR-
eoLru. OF whip dozen or 80 men in buckram
every osning before breakfast lie secured
an immortal reputation too and will be known
and talked of a. long as people know any
hing OF talk az sli. The f,ct is, Il Is profit
able occupation Cor some folks-for II they
we've not Permitted II puff and blow aud
sweat and fime over their own fancie~. the
world would have no knowledge OF their ex
.stence-and this would be both wrong and
unfortunate for the manifest reason that
every bod, must have been made for some
purpose
We have a modern cla-r OF these brave
snights. but whether they come up 70 the
QrrxorE anil fALsTASF standard We shall not
undertake 10 decide One thing We 10 know.
that il they do not. il = not because they are
NJ, constantly trying 10 do And we com
mend them for this. for they show themselves
% De christian knights BY doing whatever
their hands end 70 d.. with all their might
They certainly follow in the foot -sep- Of
their predecessors-slihOagh they ma, be
long distance behind.
Lately these gentiemen. from the mere
force 81 cultivated and over worked imagi-
nation. have conceived the idea that some
b,dy OF other i about 70 tr, and take away
from them the freedom Of speech-that !
put pad lock upon then iaws-so that they
cannot indulge their fancy Of abusing Mr.
LGscot> ~ their hearts content Nov. n
there j. any bods sns where. doing any such
thing = the. We enter oar solemn protest
Agaln-s Il u : an outrage upon human
rights. a blow al the freedom Of the citizen.
winch nu-t nor be tolerated for a moment
shes must IL permitted to swear Al Mr.
LEScotS 10 sh~is heast- eoateDs Thex must
be permitted % curse him when standing M
o. living down. when walking OF running
~hen awake or asleep. when eating or drink
sag in his head. hanss. feet. legs. shoulders.
back joints AMI marrow-in fact up and
down. and all over And Ne plesige ourselves
q look AMI see TIE fen. Ma. LsSoot~ rai
eel bod abom if-hut then ss cant help that
But there's one thing &c feel like saving.
which i. thai they should keep tkeir h~ssl-
Of the Gov erument. and no, abuse fAsf. and
not talk shout tie Worth beng al wrong
ard the south being all night. and not nv %
stop the var until tie Rebels are broae ht into
propsr snbj-ctsnn - Ia md not srs and ii.
vsds the no~ united North. 40 A. Il si,e tae
eaernie- Of the Union tn sss sntaes As.d not
charge our brave soldiers wiih having gone
% ON crusade against southern Shaver, -
II they viii OIL, not 10 these ihihe. Ne
saink 80 NAV .sfslg promise that Ma La
eoLs all stand lnd take all The rest Ike a
IN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

Nv the Cincinnati papers Of Saturday ~e
learn that a detachment of troops from the
division of Gen. Cox suddenly come upon a
force Of rebels numbering fifteen hundred ON
the kenavha, and after fighting them until
they had expended their ammunition we're
compelled TO retire. The Federal troops lost
four killed and one nortally wounded. col.
MOTION OF the 2lst Ohio Regiment vas
wounded AMI taken prisoner
ten. JOaystoN Is believed to be AT Win
chester iorsifsing hrs position, aHd ten. Par
rkHsoN j. preparing to turn il.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

VI give this morning a poft OF the In
augurs1 Of the traitor DAVIS t. ~ rebel
Congress lt il the most remarkable doc
anlent We venture 10 sav. that has ever
been issued. The nnblishing impotence
hfations. are astonishing beyond measure
The balance Of The Message vas no, sen.
through lat night. bat will hc received
~ las
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

lna Sesfsssi. Of yesterday. charges MAJOR
Gordon with hourishing General Gsrneft's
sword about the streets. a. the nesns Of en-
HANGING his osn notoriety. and then goes into
pathetic over the indeiicacy of -uch an exhi
bition. The charge y lie. and the patheiics
are hypocrificsl Nslor Gordon broughs the
sword rifh him. because he i responsible for
IL safe keepsng. aud the iourishing consisted
in allowing -ome Of his friends 70 look II IL
a. he took 4 down street % find place Of
security for IL There Ms no exhibition and
no indebescs sbons -. The Senfinsi had
better reserve its tear another time till II
can stop Hs lies -Irdssasrelss yoaTnsl Of
ssf.rssy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

A. was predicted. the first grand battle for
the glorious old tiag was fought Yesterday,
and resulted IN glorious victory iol the
Government ami the riges 4 nation OF
freemen reioice- to-day. and s,mpa,hiser,
with treason howl With agony.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

w ANfkb FOR rHf UNITED sA1ES ARMY
w Able bodied men, between ages q eighteen
and thirty five years. Pay from ell 90 to s2l 90
per month With ration. AMI quarters 10 eommencc
At once
Two Dollars will D. paid any citizen who sha all
procure aud present 60 the kecrcu officer an ae-
eeptable recruit
Under present regulations. any soldier has op-
por tunity u becoming commits Toned orhcef-
For further information. apply At The rende ~ aus
Al Terre Haute ALFRED l.. H0lGH,
Capt. 18th Infantry L : y. Reereiting ofticer
July 70, du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

Peoria COMING NoRrn The trains rom
Louisville To this cit, average more la-sen
ger in one da, than they take from here
southwark IN week The reason l. appar
ent Thousands Of people in the South are
feemg from the despotism and mob law OF
thu -egion. and are glad 10 get away al the
the sacrifice Of business and rroperts-thank
fal il the, escape With their lives and without
imlaessment into the rebel army.--Ind Jour
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

VIZ arc glad 10 see that the entire kepubii
can press throughout the Union warmly ap
prove the resolution of Mr.. CEIrrr>po~. and
that there i no doubt Of il, receiving almost
unanimous vote IN the House Of Repre-en
tative-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

Nv our Jispatches IL appears tina. regi
ment of negroes was in the battle on the
s.de OF the rebels Yesterday. Where T. ne
gro equality nows
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
DIE D.

OF apOpleSy Al \. o'clock, on saturday morning,
Mr.. MARIA HAYNES. felict of the late ca,slss
H>tsfs. aged "a years.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
DR.. .. ~. McLean,s Volcanic ssl
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INK bkeI fxIkksAI H. GHk W okI q. goh n
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Thousands q human beings have beea saved lil-
Of decreputude and misery. by The use Of this iDvn
nshl~ llument. IL will relieve PAIN almost instsn
tSpeoosly and it viii cleanse. purify ard heal u.
vulsst SORE in an Incredibly short time kcLEAN's
VOLCANIC OIL LlSlNEST viii relieve. : q meet IN
v-terate cases 81 rheumatism. Gout. Neuralgia
For Paralysis. Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Wesk
In The 5oiuts Muscles ~ Lgameftt II VII. lev.
fat. Two applications win cure Sore Throat
Headache ~ Karacbe For Burns CT Scalcs q an
PAIN Il Is an iniAihe remedy. Toy Il. and you viii
hanr
OF horscs. viii savs~mfney hs using McI.ean's v0,
canic oil iAul'nens- n j. q speedy and infailibs
cure for Calls. sPrsins Ctafes. swelliugs, Ianess
Sweeney. Sores. Wounds, Scratches. OF any eAtsrrs
diseases Try e. a. gou will be convinced
Dr. j. -. Lean. sole propri.'o'.
j4edwly Saint Luis No.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

TRUMPS A NOVEL By GEO.
i W. CURTIS. splendidiy Illustrated ~ Hcppn-
MAcAuLAY.s HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vol. 6th
THE WITS AND BEAUx OF SOCIETY
By tie author q Queens Of socisp."
spao6~w AVN BuCnEoHAM's.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

ToNSORIAl.
Medicated Hair Wash,

DROP. GEORGE W. CANADA
i having rs1ttsd he shsvtng and Hair Drcs,in.
sslo,n adjoining the 1efre Han;e House begs lssvs
inform the citizens and public generally ths' La
Il prepared 10 walt upon customers In he
usual satisfactory manner. Strict aitentio1 given a.
shsnpcs>lue and Cutting Isfis. and Litils 0lI.s
Hair Gf0. W CANADA.
spsodu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
MUSICAL.


NOTlCE.-All persons indebted
4 TO the uniefsig will please setti~ with
Aessrs. Mack Pierce. possible.
Nlsdwlw THOMAS IT, NkLSo\
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
CONSTITUTION

SIC. /. This Society shall be called the
Union Club Of Nigo County
SFc : The officers shall consist d. Pres
ident. Vice President. Secretary and Treas.
urer.
SEs 2 An persons. Of whatever political
party. may become members Of fhis Society
upon subscribing this Constitution
SEc. 4. This Society shall nee, on Friday
Of each week
Sc. >. The members Of this Club pledge
themselves each 10 the other. that they will
support the Government Of the United States
in all lawful and just measures 20 put down
and suppress the rebellion NOW existing, ano
restore the integrity Of the Union throughout
the limits Of the United State.
record was then introduced for the pur
poe Of recording the names Of those who de
sired to enroll themselves IN the cause of the
Union. and :aree number Il name. were
given.
n a. ordered that the record be l.f At
the Post Office. 70 give al person. chance
70 Join the Club
On motion Of jane Hook. ]. Committee
va appointed - tsrort permanent officer as
the nest meeting The Char appointed las
Hook y Erlangor. n ~ ~coc = Hoo.
ford. and Z. r. O'Riley
The minutes Of this meeting we're ordered
20 te pnhlishcd in the Espr,ss and Tcrre
Hsats Jesssai. when the meeting adjourned
TO FRIDAY night next H. ROSS. Prcst
Isaac NJ Bsow~. Sccs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

Ca lJsfk eo~r-u>s. rnIl0isNfs. HEADA~u. a..
Thsr~ never has been a CATHNRIio nsdicin.
oforsd 20 the public that has siven su,h entire srt
lsfsction kclean'- Universal Pills.
Rssng entirely veg~tahi. they a.. perfectly lut,.
cent ard can he taken ~ the tender infant -.
prompt AMI powerful in removing al Bilious ss-ri
tle-~ acid impure. feiii after ffcn le s,omsoa
In fse they IN. only pills that should b. use ~
mslarlous Mrtricts
They produce gripping. SICKNESS or pain IT, H.
stomach bowels though very active ana searching
IN their operation. promoting healthy secreiions ii
the liver and Kidney Who will suffer from billion.
nsss. headache and foul stomach. whom - shear 4
remedy can he obfainedi keep them constantly cf
hand; single dose taken IN season, ne, prs ssul
ho-rs DAYS and months u sickness. Ask f.r ~ !
Il. Eclean'< Universal Pills Take DO other BsiI.
coated, they tAsisless. Price ouly g cents ;,
box and can be sent by uail 10 any part q Tire :.
J. n MCLEAN, Sole Propfirtor
- I'D .-,tI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

CLOTHING.
JUST RECEIVED
O"tOM rsOshtax store
FRESH SUPPLY OF
Fancy English Cassilnssss
SUMNER PANTS AND COATS !
soUosi 90
sssasiy Reduced Prices.
40. sIss ioSo.
ARSEilLES NESTING,
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W hite Linen Drill d Duck
FOR PANTS
Fine Linen Drawer.
SILK. COTTON AND KNIT
u crash In is.
PLAIN AND FANCY
LIN EN- SHIRTS
Avn VARIETY or
NECK THIS.
GLOVES. sc
We cali she st,sasioe of Cur customers sh'
strength snt durability Of Cur
READY MADE CLOTHING
HAKTSOCk. ALLEN \ 90.
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