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SUMMER RETREATS.
- EA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- AT POINT i.OoK-OUT, MARYLAND.

- Il 10 L.,
~ AT POINT LOoK-OUT. MARYLAND.
This ce etTa:ad Bathing Place. situated at the
junction OF the Potomac River with the 4
chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the EcsssSA q
undersigned on the 10Th of Juue, In the u..hs4
very best style, for al persons who may wish q
saie &nd Suiet retreat, where they osn have The
benTht OF the best sal: water BATH and enjoy the
dellcacies OF the water, such as Fish of all kinds
Oysters, Crabs, &c
Every description of fishing tackle will be kept
for the accommodation of quests.
hnC livery stab 9 kept Un tho farm.
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
all Other aEIusemsnts usually found at suoh places
The table viii be supplied daily with fresh yege-
tibes from the garden on tho EEemIses and from
the BaltliHCre 2 nd Washington markets.
The best Lie CorS and CIgar will Always be found
Board, So pr day; one week, SI2; second week,
SlO; four weeks for SS5; chl!dren aud oOOred scr.
want EalfpTice.
The steamer -. Nicholas leaves wasaIugt.E
Tuesday;SSse IN. and Baltimore d Friday at p.
IN. The half past o'clock p. m. tram from Wal
lhgton Wi, connect at Bd im9re with the boats,
reaching Point Lookout daily 4; g so, trl-wsekly
st:s from Washington, by way Of I.eonGrGtOp i
y, hdd ess the prn2rioLors, at Point Looko t.,
Washington, ID G., or Alexandria, Va
mSl HSFLEBOWER CO PrOp'rs.
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPI7bI

nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience OF ten
- years, established the above refuge iron
suackeTy, Self-lsbeBed Indian or German doctors
eTal
This is the only place where G cure and F.se5y
care can be obtained IN the world for al Iurrss-s
and evil habits, SonorThR, geet, seminal Essk
neEs, Syphllils, primary. secondary. anu tarfg ~
organic weakness. pains IN the lOinS, stric,sret' :
general debility, pTOstration. neTvou sussg -ast 0ss
nights, PalpItstiOn OF the heart, ringing III she rs
.Qss Oi memory, confusion, melancholy, ed usetiops
OF tho head, throat, Lose, ard ska, sad at thosa
Fecul!a disorders arginE from the indiscrston of
youth, rendering them Buht for either bgsirsss
study, sOcIety, or marriage.
Dr, <. hiss the greatest reTIed les In tie lugvn
VOID Tor diseases Oi tie biO1d. gOnOTs he, Ciesf
stTctC!ess sy 9hillis seInaa reSkusSs, Feif Eass
&c There Is 40 case II which they fsil 20 CGrs M
from 10 days.
Victims Of ttese horrible complaints. vss wou,i
Wish 70 he vGlU&Ds mel and CsnlinEnTr L sceI~f.. .
sh0nlg embrace the earliest opportunity for re 4!
Or, ShrTlan has m tde the Ucst oOIr9 etc RrTagr,-
FI GF1ents tGT the comfort oi -: PsaeFts ~ho e0na
RON dlstSGoe. hey VII! be farpiThSl With a. 1.
most pleasant ans sgrecNbls suAT tcT< necsssaT,
diet, AID MADE Es cOm!Ortsbis IS thew y-Or a ~
arst class hcte st lees than hGl Eho cost
DO not forget the nay-.s SCd nUmbor. nr. SAu.
mana c nce ID on the JO7aer NJ SiNil s.rsef a
fennEyiVGnla svenus, Ga euuOn Hotel ooooslia
the NahOnal Hotel, washington, ID. &.
PersOE5 81 dlEta noe snodld euc:O6R r.ymo "a,
retnrn portage. Once hours, ? A. A. 20 10 81 NJ
NertOus parties have been cutie al IRON -1,. i,'
eltutlon by certain swiEdiers Ue back strsetr m
THIS CITY, VINO VIII rue 10 il the Gag oc they dss.b
a Word TO tne Nlss ls su ufhcieut. an L.
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T'HE EUROPEAN HOTEL KEPT BY p,
i EMRlCH. st the corner of Penn. 4AAt
greatly improved recently Sr and now @ offers IS:f1
greater inducements for the patronage Of citizens
and strangers than any othsr public house in the
hotcl on Penn. avekue, and his accommodations
for permanent or traneient boarders rnexcsption-
European Hotel have already become Very ,onu
lar. being all that can be desired by the mosf IL
udious. The proprietor pledges unremitted stten-
on snd eontrued liberal expenditures es 20 give ust-
iafaction 10 ell and thus reneys ais inyitstion tc
~ TO give the European Hotel oall, dsS-1
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALET
" OF GAS METERS,

- = WIsHINGTON, July it, ITO,
,FCTTCE IS HRREBY GIFEE, That, sEreo-
>5ly 10 che PROVISIONS OF the ordinance OF the Cor
7orstoa approved May i2, 1850, the undersigned is
now prepared, "whenoyer Tssuircd II writing, and
on Yregdynent Of the fee Of fifty csnt5 tc inspect,
examine test provs, sIG szcertkin the 2ccur8oJ ot
registration OF any gas meter II ues in thIg city"
Every meter, ffouEd incorrect, viii be condemned
snd smother, gaaled and marked "a true, will be
sst II it< P!ace. II proved to be aoea-SSe in itE
measu! Unent q .zs, IL will bo 5ei.ou sS -Gi:zly
and lEGIn pat in poSitIUu for Use,
OMoe No. $40 Seventh street. (oesr ODD Eel
.oEs' HE'LL Open from o, M, 20 . IN,
CHAELES W. CUNNINGHAM
" 1S-E INSPECTOR and ScaloT OF E9ss hi sters,
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4 SNYDER.
H, PLUMBER VD GAS FILTER,
IiGs removed 20 ths cOru0s of Twelfth and + sts,
he els prepared TO lnLrOd4os Water aui Gss upoI.
EatiBseti0n.
ho has on hand = lot OF COOKING and other
Wishes 70 e. I'd rfthsm, m u
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GAS FITTING. &c.

a WM <. DOVE & co,
LAKE Now prepared to execute Aur orders Nlss
winch they Ip1y b3 fsrUreG IN the
PLSMBINS, Gas OR STEAM FITEiN@
BUSlS ES5.
IT. Store on 9Th street, q few ioor. north OF P.
avenue, Thero ma, ne i31nd oomSlot assortment
@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @nI ctlar AS, STEAM and
"SEEH tiAIDHSsS. 10 S7-lF
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(NOME AND SEE Our new style INDIA, PAN
" ANA, and AMAZON HATS, just received
to,dsy; aiso The UNION SiE. ss No. $50 ssv-
saa q je,-lu
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GAS EIx TUREs

w GAS FIxTURES,
W Have III store, and are dSI = rece!y.nf, 6kS
FATURES Of entirely New Patterns a1G Ees!gns
and FINISH, superior III style to anything heretofore
offered IN This market. We nVitS citiE Sus general
Y % cal alo examine oar stCcE OF GEa ind Water
Fixtures, iecsing confident that We have ths best
zeteyted stock IN Washington.
AL WORK N the above IiEe lntrpsted 20 en- cS-s
Will te promptly attended 20.
MYERS i MoS"tN,
mar kn 3TS a. Ttra.t
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BLOOD RENOVATOR.
Sold In this city BY @. sToTT, SIS Pa. svsnrs.
"a 2O-eoly. sIr

RooTs AND saoEs 10 sgIf TxE
We are now manufacturing al kinds OF R,,a,S
and ShQEs, and ocrstant,y IsoaivnE a~Grs-
y scfytoS, ~ msss eIpressls 70 orSer' q esssy as
Pc sold ~ mach l9yer Briee than lns bse1t w.
heretofore oharEeo IN thia eity for mach inforior
Psrsons In want Of Boots ard Shoes Of q .s,,, a,
~ msas yofts VI axays tnd . faod Assors,rsH
SRIVFlN = tsIi Iin
MI tat PesaHlyS.is ,,,--A
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p DIX JOHNSTON,
ID TIMORE
LOCK SPITAL,
Has diseot ssd tss most Cerfdia, Speedy ard ea!s
EftctHG! Rs7asdy ~ ths World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
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ClAHkEs TOT us "a. sv- ssls agent iA Wsshaas1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

rnr late convention of Bankers and Capt.
sliets, which assembled from the various large
ciriss. 70 perfect negotiations to put tho Gov
eminent in funds for the prosecution OF the
war. had some interesting and rather signih-
emit proceedings. They provided $50 ,Coo,-
90. a..d placed Il in the hands OF the proper
Government authorities.
Among other proceedings. the follo~ing
resolution was adopted and ordered TO be GER
TIED TO the President. viz
" ResoiDsd, That this meeting. In assan-
ing the grave responsibility OF furnishing
means 70 sustain the Government in this i'm
portsnt crisis. beg leave respectfully TO sx-
press 20 the President OF the United States
is confident expectation fAsf the Government
r.ll, rifhouf respect 70 party Or personal eoa-
sid<rassens. 90 coadacf ne afaiys "A ssery de-
>aSfssenf Of administration. as 10 iasnre sr.gor.
satsgvify. economy aud efficiency 10 The friam-
pksns termination offhe rsr.
The meaning of thi. action. on the part OF
capitalists e assuming tic grave responsibility
of furnishing means to sustain the Covert
msnt in this important crisis, has eonsidera
bic significance Il contains. In the use OF
the terms r.sor. integrity. economy and IN
es<ney, first rate programme for the prose
eusion Of the wat II should be acted upor
by the Administration in all respects-ans
doubtless ~ili be II carried out strictly ans
earnestly. Il will insure speedy and trium
plant termination OF the war.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

We have had numerous conversations. Of
late. with many Of the most influential and
wealthy farmers Of our o~n and surrounding
counties. upon the vigorous prosecution OF
the war and necessary taxation which mus;
result from H. A patriotic and generous
feeling psrvades this class OF our citizens.
Many have remarked that their whole estate
all their broad acres-will be cheerfully
given IL needed BY the Government. for il
preservation from the great rebellion
This feeling Is prevalent throughout our
whole valley. Itis remarked BY several Of
our contemporaries. and is seen in daily inter
course with the farming community. The
Hossi<r Sfsfe. ofvernillion county. mentions
several cases Of declarations similar to those
above alluded TO. One ofthe persons named
Is JosrrHrs CoILxrr. ST.. we'll known TO our
community a. one Of the most intelligent and
wealthy farmer. Of vermillion, and one of
the oldest residents Of the Wabash valley.
The disposition manifested BY the heaviest
tar. payers Of our midst. Is that Of cheerful
response To the calls Of the Government
The people are right on all these matters.
and will not hear the cries ofpolitical dema-
Roguss..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

The letter of Mr. Wa II. RrssKli-eor-
respondent of the London Times-dsscrip-
tive Of what he saw Of the closing scene OF
the battle at Bulls Run. has been published
Ia the leading papers Of THE country. IL is
calling out good deal of comment from the
American press. and provoking tssty and i'll
nAtured criticism In some quarters So far
"A the battle 10 concerned. he did not witness
ssy portion Of IL. and did not reach any part
Of the battle fed. The only view which he
hid Of The battle wss from the ridge near
Centrevile. aud at distance Of some SIX
mile over and through the adjacent forest,
lie could not have reached cen,reville before
about three O'Clock on The day OF battle !.
and vest Of that place. along the wsren,on
road. encountered the stampede. at Cub run.
Ear In the rear Of our eentre.
He description Of tho ssalapede--ihs CON
duet Of The ~agoners. srtillsrvmen. soldiers.
sncers. &C.. during the panic. though dashed
With slighi ven of humor. and perhaps na-
sonal prejudice. 10 very corrsc: and true
The roui vas mos, disgracsful. astounding
and un~arrxntsd. His letter 10 really bu, an
seeount of this. and he professss 10 give only
sAe scenes TRANSFERRING Immediately about him.
AL the brilliant condact Of the Federal
sroop~ apoa the battle held. the serce en-.
xaxesneals OF the day. the toll. patience. bra.
very and eourageou. deeds Of either army
we're not witnessed by hin. His account
commences when the necessary retreat of the
Ysdsral forces deseaersted into panic and
issxr.eeful roai TIE poaraisare exhibited
ey him is mor.ifying 20 our national PRIDE IN
sse extreme IL Is unfortunate 100. that II
soss TO The English peopls-isnorsns OF he
ioealitv OF the field and Of the particulars o.
shs preceding battle o. sin hours--ss 80 70
psnt of the cnfcrtsnste affair Foreigner
will he apt 70 consider the eoodaos Of N,
panic stricken and dssordeset soldiers. IN -ik
retreat. a. - index 81 covsriicc shrcaghou
The ~hole battle
The letter vas written # wnshine,os. 4
sne gloom and rain q the Neajay sacesed
90 ,ha bssfl>. Al this tine thiags locke.
very de<psndirz. In bis n.xt. Nr Rr~sti
~fIl tonbsis~~ i-fos-s tie Tc><s that the ere
nv gained no positive savsntage hy The Nc
ssrs-.h.t the nation has recovered fronu n,
.socs--and = 7sepAriHs 70 ssp> OF me d.
srac< Of the defeat He -iIi also doubsle-
eorrscs sons us<apprsksssiens usdsr -hies
~ ss.us 20 have laborsd Hs nsks lestsl
en- n loshsd for sasioasly 60 thu sits -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

"SrctSH" AT SaELsrvlLtr We are In
formed by citizen OF Shelbyville that
e>e~sion sympa,h zers in ths, place meet W. a
rather active treatment. and that the remedy
N one case. a. least. sfec Ell speedy and
toaro Il cure A excited individual. whose
prociivi.ies were all 8 ,ushern, and his ~ mpa-
thies not a. al wth ths No. thern volunteers.
one day this week entered a shaving saloon
where Capt. Mcken re was h,viag tho r.,
tonsorial performed at the time Toe 10
truier. on entering. commenced trade o.
abuse az inst the Northern q ny. enaing by
wishing that every id vo unteer would get
killed. The CaI tim told him 10 dry ~. as
no did not Ike to hear such language. where
upon "Secesh" grew more violent. and u.ed
language which procured for him from .
Captain sounl dTubbing He LETT the salo)n
minus few front teeth. bat ~as compens. ted
tor the loss BY the superb ornauentasion IN It
HE eyes received In the confsct--beins colors
iu6iciously vari~gated. and embracing nearly
all The hues Of the rainbow. He then went
TO . lawyers Office 10 seek legal redress. but
MS told there was no law 70 protect
traitor in Sheibyvllle Sic s>rpev secession
lad Jssr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24
Anc,h~s Regiment to he Raised-ce'.
u.r. xes,bueg. c.mm,nder

Our fellow citizen. Col n. =. scribnor.
has receiv es authority from tie Secretary Of
War. through Gov. Morton. 10 raise an ine.c.
pendent regiment in this portion Of the safe
We understand that Col. scrif~er he al
ready had the oder Of several Compares. ard
the probability is that he Fc..lnent vii be
speedily raised. Col Scrshnsr i veil known
20 our cisi1srs. Tie served in the Mexican
w.r az az odsces Of ieat crack company. the
Spencer er~y<. and uas repeatedly CON
nenisi bs Gen. Lane for bic gallantry. rp.
on the passage Of the militia isw By The Leg.
stature. Mr. Scribner ~ss appointed Coionel
Of the 1tk regiment. Indiana Legion Col
scrihuer i ons 81 our best drilled military
mea, . reliable in al Ms transactions. and
those sho serve ander Inn mar rest assured
thas they Ill lave brave and gallant com.
rrzn3sr.
We presume the regimen, uili bs erlsrei
to this CIV unsil com7iesed snd ready for
service. a. !; vii be the most convenient
posnt 70 sslhsr the regiment together. We
aor< the Governor viii =; once provide sub
sis;encs for N. men. and AID IN quicsiy fora
inc he rssin<at- The grounds here are an
RE ssd everything iess ~ The 23d regiment
q COED erdss ss Gasp kco,s -Esw llSs-v
ko3cw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

THr various reports which have been cir
cul4ssd BY selegr.2h. alleslas that Gems. Nc
crrIcos ADD PxIcr. o. Ne sebe army. had
besn killed Al ths battle a. Ws'Hoa's Creek.
mn Gus "a b fxlsr and groundless. They
we're bah ssen AMI coaversei nth. By oar
surgeons. in charge Of wounded Federal
troops. days alter the engagement. They
are sIise-i-saing proclamations. and work
ine hard IN the cause Of the Confederate
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

Col. Scflhners regiment hAs been accept
cd ~ the Adjutant General. The compan-
!. composing IL beloag 70 the Indiana Legion
aud part OF thea are armed. These aFsas.
however. will hare 10 be surrendered 20 me
State AZ soon as the regiment Is musiered
into the United States service. The rcxi-
ment win be ordered II camp shortly. IL Is
the second regiment formed from the Indians
Legion for the United States serslce-thst oil
Col. Ailler's IN the 9Th Congressional DIS
irics being The hrst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

IL the battle near Springfield. one OF the
most interesting features i said TO have been
the engagement between the Kansas Regi-
ment aud Regiment of Mississippians The
struggle was desperate aud the loss heavy
on both sides but OF tho Misslssippians not
over forty answered 20 the roll call after that
fatal day Il8
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

Tnr sensational items which abound. de-
elsring :. W sshington City 10 be in danger
sRebe's crossing the Potomac" &C.. which
appear from d.y 10 day. Ne are inclined Who'll
IL TO discredit. If there had not been 50
ouch foolish co1esru about the safety OF
the Capital. there would have been more
men in our army at Manassas and probably
prevented the disgracefu. defeat At Bulls
Pm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

We have just received adsiees from our
correspondent J. 7. r.. OF the is'h Reg
meat. dated At Cheat Mountain. lsih inst.
which represents all things goins on we'll
An engagement Is apprehsnded soon. The
letter speaks Of fm<niy thousand Union troops
being on the road iron ClarkssiIie to Bev-
erly. This looks Ike tho reinforcement OF
Gen. RosrxcxASs had commenced. The let
ter viii appear in our next issre-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

N The Moods near the camp gFound das
before Yesterday. fellow who had mistaken
The company be was IN, expressed bis sympa-
thy With secession ia a manner that Was not
e all complimentary 20 the S0rlh. when a
gentleman who happened 10 be within hear
ing. and who had lost brother In one Of the
Virginia battles. spr2ng II las feet and ap-
piled cane 20 the shoulders Of tssecesh'
With such vigor that no was glad enough 10
desist and say no more about it.-nIdlanep-
ella Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

DrcEIvED his DAT Br ExFRKss PROM ut
IL a. lnrctce =
Xl<u 4 CHrtrRxSs HATS. hIBBOSS. &c.
Ai~s he Sew stsls >un-ser
ZlLIEAU PATTERN BONNET
n Ne ff1s rir>i Airy. Ckzrl~ sst Elssxasi
MRS. WALTER,
- - seet hss~sn EaA a. sssA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

THE flrm OF Grover * Fairchild.
Il has been Dissolved By nutlsl consent All
settlement. must be made with Joseph Grover. AL
thst IL drs sasd Arm Il 20 be paid 20 him, and al
ts6sstecus>. ~ the Arm 10 20 be paid by him.
JOSEPH GROVER.
CHARLES rlJncHub,
,or. o. is61 AZ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

TO All. WHOA II aAT coyCERS -Ss..as =
Il hereby gives. t11t "a nc nsxt trrr- q Tie yf<o
Circus Court . - bciten l5e Gears H5nss &c th-
rfiy q Itrrs Hzatf. tbs frs; nortay q serte1s
Der ntxt ID znders.gzet Vii then sad here make
sPrlics,tcn - fhs Jrss - sid Gear hat her ass
- cssnssd ifsz 1sf e Esstsr wocd V tat Bes-
su lyors. ursTEa wOcl
aSS > 1bQs~r~ d Zee - 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

1RJMPS: \ NOVEL By GEO,
a v c.rR1is. sfsesdiciy Tausrassd BY Hrppizs
NACAULAY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND
reI. 1th.
HE WITS AND DLAUx or SOCIETY.
by ghe author II ''QessDs a soc:syr
spic;rg a: ". n. BUCxTzGnANa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

VIZ have an advance copy Of the ka'eker
tseker Asgszsas fer September The reser'
an OF mon,hlies Il always a welcome visitor
By accident Nos. s7s and GO have not reach
ed this Office. Tho September number =
a. sparkling and excellent a. usual
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24
RECRUITING.

VV-ArTKD TOR THE UNITED skTEs Army
w Able bodied rnen, between azes ~ sigbtesr
ana thirty ave wears. Pay, the same ~ voluu-
tesrs non si3oQ "a 80. 90 per month. with ratios
aud quarters. commerce - cucc
I've Dciisrs viii be paid % azy citizen ~oo shall
procure and present 70 the Recruiting 0ficer al &C
ceptahle recruit.
tndsr present rc,niaticns. sng scldi-r has %
portanify q becoming Commissioned officer.
Dor further Information. apply a. The feDdczwecs
Al Tsr--- I1sute. O. tie wet eide Il the square
TERN on ENLISTMENT,
TIL rec ~ - r - I.
ALFRED L.. l;OJGH.
Capt 18TH ins.nsry {. : A.. Recruiting oelosf
Jely -. az
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24

&HERIFF.s SALE.--By virtue OF
- A. exrc-siea ssrusd from The viso cer-c-
Peas Co1rt. - directed end delivered IN f~,~
~ Patrick Shxrnc- sni rEsirsf Lew C-osr 7 fs-.
ie-1sd on fne foc-rr cescrifst zeal esf.fe. ssfns
ted r Niso crrHt-. ir1isns. to-wft fo+ Sr r-.r
six <ei II the s-ht -iEra Il sFhty-tro 80, .c-.-
sre rKtf-1~a eur hurfredffs es-ioo, q a. 49, ~
iAs roTfh srd e thc northwest Qnsrftr. x, Il -
den twenty-five. "a io~u,lir Twelve III rcrth n
r,rrs nire iei vet. hereto ere made - chsr,rs~
tosf tie plat sn sc<1cwied genoa; whereof "a been
Suiv recorded. ard o.
SATURDAY. sEFTrgEEE u. isa.
wlth,n tAe iszsl honrs q said da-, a he court
bo1se docr. n IeTre Hsute. vii oiier he rsrts I'd
procta q 10 ae7vr described Resi- Fstste trsfher
sith Al tfs privileges ard aprarsrsr-fs - ftesa-s
Belonging. ftr tern raf elccst.1r srr<n ~c.-. 10
The Ehcsi Bidder ~ r.sh. snf or fsiare - real
ife srr fSrcicui - satisfy said sxscufic- snf
cosfs VII fbsr s1d here cFcr ths fee-sfrnrie h
az sid Rssl rrts;s = The highest tder fc c.sh
e satisfy he ssrrr.
TVS ieh Day ef A-<rs'. 1ssl
$40 "a GcFxFa EnrriT
rue1i~,w rEs ~ $40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-24
ESTRAY NOTICE.

CtrRAYrD a. sToLrS One light red COW with
- lined back; her tail hts been cot 90 IS 20 take
% he errsk 4, the snd. her horns about medium
sfss-ro other marks rsccllected. She left eslf
about three days cd. which iaducs tie belief that
she has been driven away suitable reward VIII
be paid for her recovery. J. T. AOFFATI.
Aug. -. d3t-wls
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CHERIFFS SALE. BY virtue Of
~ three venditioni exponas executions issued from
the Yigo Common Pleas Court. 10 me directed and
delivered one IA favor Of Nathaniel Schoonover snd
against Eleazer n. Ketchum and two % favor u Ma
thaniel Schoonover and against David Saith,
en- ordered 20 sell the following De.
scT!hed roai estate situated in Nigo comfy.
Ink, ana ,o-vtt. Twenty no, acres IN the s.st hel
~ Of The north halt IL Of the south ives; quarter
u. section thirty -four a.. township eleven n,
range eight .sl west. ana on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1881.
Within the legal hours y said dav. r. the cs.rt
House door. IN Tcrrc- Hautc. viii odrr The rents
AMI prodis n the above described real estate %.
ges1ef with al the privileges and sppur;enancss 20
the same beio1slnE. for term net exceeding seven
years. the highest bidder Tor cash. s1d unon fsl
ure 70 realize sum sufficient 10 satisfy said ereru.
tons and costs, viii then and there Offer be Zee
simple IN snd 70 said real estate 70 tho highest I'D
der for cash. q satisfy The same.
This slsi day Of August. lse
uu2lv3pfsa SAMUEL CONNER. Sha.
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DISSOLUTION.

TUE Arm ~ crsnnsli & Reyes hss been hi. day
4 dissolved ~ mutual consent. The business VIII
De continued at The same place usual by II Ksyss,
who will also settle all claims against the hrrn and
TO whom ell claim. q said firm are 10 be paid
II. KEYEs,
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Aug. Is, lsei-dlw