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NOTICE

All peTsens indebted TO the undersigned by bond
note or hook accou.i Will please call and pay whou1
1nriher NOTICE, as we WIS. TO close our business Av
the first daV Oi January 1863.
SMYRNA, Nov. 9ih, 81 LEWIS &RRn
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FOR RENT.

New STORE house and DW ELLINC, Of med
ern style in perccl oIder and an excellent s.un nd OF
Commerce ST ,S'nyrn?. Rent TO suit the times. Ia.
qnirt OF Jno ka u, tsq or : C. Eaten, on the pre- N
IseS Tor patjlCui!rs novpI
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

Mr.. Fl. Bearne having completed his new
store aud dwelling on Commerce st. has re-.
moved thiIher and opened large stock of
gonda
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the rebel less at Belmont Sraa twW hundred
ana sIxty-one killed, tcur hundred and twenty
seven wounded, and two hundred and sixty.
eight missing. AtPtketowH Ihey lost between
TWO hundred aud three hundred, Of whom forty.
SIX were Killed and sixty wounded, the Unisn
loss being six killed and seventeen wounded.
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AT AtGuaymas. Mexico, a fight between the
Americans and Mexicans resulted in 35 of tho
former putting to flight 500 of the latter; but
il is stated that the American Consul had been
imprisoned and three Americans shot. A CAL
norman. who lately landed at Msnzanila in a
steamer laden with percussion caps, was sen.
fenced TO bs shot for introducing articles con.
traband OF war.
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DIVIDEND.

Inc Hlreet"rs OF this Institution have this daV Ja
clar I'd div deni OF five per out of the pro6s 10,
The last siI mouths payable 10 the ockhod.I.s,
their legal representatives. aiIer I4Ih inst.
ny order w NJ. BELL.
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Another SALUTE On Friday last salute
Of 100 guns was fred in WIlmingIon by order
of the City Council, ia hoaOr Of paPonl's vic.
tory at Port Roysl
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The Rev. Mr. Cowley, of Philadelphia, will
preach next Sunday at st. Peters church,
merning and afternoon.
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General iIGnteS has sent letter 10 Gen.
Price by flag of truce, Eepudating Frensat's
treaty.
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Washington News and Gossip.

THE ARREST OF MEssRS SLIDELL AND MASON.
The arrest of Messrs Sidell and Masop, the
rebel commissioners to Europe, has been the
cause OF much speculation. Some of the sym.
pa'hIzers with the rebels openly denounce the
act and say it will involve our Government in
a war with Europe. But there is no fear OF
That. lfthess two arch traitors had been per-
ntted to reach the shores of Eng land in safely,
wosId have been a lasting disgrace on cur
Government, and we would have been treated
win contempt by every little petty power in
Europe. What disposition will be made of the
prisoners Is not known, but public sentiment
mere had its way, they would both be strung I'D
TO the yard arm Of the San JQcinto The ar.
rest OF these two king rebels is looked upon as
one OF the most Important events ofthe war,
ana II IS believed that it will strike greater
terror into the hearts Of the rebel hordes al the
South than did the landing of the Armada at
Beaufort. There is no question but what the
rebel soldiers, in order TO keep up their flag.
glng spirits, were led to believe tina, the South
ern Confederacy would be acknowledged by
England and France rs soon as these two men
reached there. Their last trail hope is now de.
parted, and the great master spirits of the rebel.
hon are now cur prisoners. IT few more
such men conld be captured, the rebel army
would disperse without another blow being
struck.
a gentleman, who recently escap ped from the
valley of Virginia, says that a great change
has come over the peoPe within the past few
weeks. Those who were most clanorous for
Secession, are now in favor of peace on any
terms. They blame South Carolina for the
whole trouble, and hundreds of them are anx.
'ously awaiting an opportunity to desert the
rebel flag, and take up arms in defence Of the
Union. The rebel troops are generally poorly
clad, aud will be almost impossible for them to
stand the rigors of a winter campaign.
ARMY BLANKETS.
About five thousand blankets for the army
have been contributed by the people of the North
IN response to the call from the Quartermaot-
ers Department. The first instt lment of
blankets, imported from Europe, will arrive in
II few days, but in the meantime many of our
NaNn
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ARMY BLANKETS.
WANT TO GO sCttrH

The Secretary OF War is beseged by colo.
nels Of regiments, who are anxious to take their
commands South, either to Beaufort or TO 90
out IN some of the new expeditions. The old
est and best disciplined troops Will be detailed
for this service.
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NEw CoRN.-Seyeral lots Of new corn have
come into market, and sold at so cts pes bushel.
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DR.. J. A. Moore has sold his dwelling in thi,
town to David Pleasenton of Little Creek Id
Smyrna times., 1861-11-21

Something to rostoTs; and il will do il. See
Prof Woods advertisement.
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Hats, Hats. Caps, Caps.
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON

Alarge stock Oitiis hate new styles Of
Hats aud Caps, both for Mea and Childrsn
Wear,
"hOkESALE AND RETAIL, al the old e,ta bli,hsS
siaEd N" 81 North SECOND street fncxt iooT to ~
"'a"''"h tiOuse'l THOMAS Nj. SEEDS,
No. 81 N. 2d ST., PhIlada
n, IN. B-COhsiantly on hand large assortment sf
hII IAN uoods suitable for Friends Wear-to whish
thelr especial attention is invited, novlIJ-
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General McKinistry hss been removed from
his command in Missouri, arrested, and pst
under the stric2est surveillance
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FOR SALE.

CltN 4 Quick, Active OLOREn GIRL, ls years
-QA old, and large to he age, For further Isrlle-
liuIB inquire at tins Uflicr. uov2I
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Fifteen hundred rebel soldiers were dscov-
cred on Santa Rosa isla nd by the Federal patrol,
about twenty miles from Fort Prckens, but The
hset sheleu them off with great loss.
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OF forsging expedition, were captured ky q
body ofrebel cavalry on Saturday near Alex-
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gf. .rI9sS" )" is published EOery Thursday. by
1,sr. %. HJrsEckxa, EiitOr and Proprietor, al
s~yaa. Del.
lks-sJsscaIFrIoV.-0nsy year. so in GdUdnce
a. ssoo If not paid tH end Of the year No paper
x,cssliaasi Gati all arrears are Paid-Only at The
spiss Of tts!PaSii"ler
s,ss,nmvs For every square Of lines, less first
i..sriiOa 81 csi each subsequent insertion 2j cts
Es.r4I srrsassneats male 9th yearly aud half
=. .G':.titsrs
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Captain Foote has been sppsinted flag office,
Of the fleet on the western rivers, and ranks
with The majOr.generals
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The U. S. naval force at Newport News has
been increased, IN order TO check the naval ex.
pedItion fitting out in James river, OF which
three formidable fire ships are said to form part.
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Captain Wilkes was sent TO the coasi OF Afri.
ca to bring home the San J0cinto, and was re-
Turning with her when he heard OF the escape
OF Mason and Slidsll. and Of their transfer to
the British mail steamer. He arrested them
without orders, and under the principles Of
international law.
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Thirty one men and 1--WE wagons, being part
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THE LOWER POTOMAC.

There is nothing new from the Lower Poto-
mac this morning. Three or four coastne
vessels have succeeded in running the blockade
during the past week, but it is dangerous ex-
pertinent.
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Gen. HalIeck has arrived at St. Louis. The
divisions of Hunter, Sturgis and Pope will
await orders at .fisrent points on the Pacific
Railroad.
The War Department will soon issue a cir
cular addressed to the Governors of the loyal
States, requesting the withdrawel Of their
agents for the purchase ofarms, both at home
and abroad, as the Government has received
advces that u sufficiency OF arms will be Sc
cured through its own agency.
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ARRIVAL OF CoNeREssMEN.

Several members Of Congress have arrived
IN Washington during the past few days, and
are hunting up quarters for the winter. The
hotels cannot accommodate the rush which will
be made when Congress meets
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

The House bill.to increase the number or
Representatives 10 239. was taken up. and
after a short discussion. Was laid over.
On motion OF Mr.. Carlisle, the Senate
proceeded Ia Executive Session NJ | / 30. and
adjourned til $50 to day.
Mr. Dixon moved TO suspend the a6th rule
Of the Senate, TO allow the Committee on
Contingent Expenses 10 report resolution
and have IL passed the same day
Agreed Go.
WAsHlsoroS, August d.
Mr Dixon reported a resolution 10 pay
Hon Asbury Dickens his salary as Clerk OF
the ; nate for year from the. present time.
The resolution passed. amounting 20 three
Thousand dollars.
Tho bill W punish certain crimes against
the United States. was taken up and passed
The Senate refused TO consider the reso
luton OF Mr. May. regarding the Baltimore
Police Commissioners by u yeas and 30 NAYS
All papers relative TO the Kansas contested
seat we're ordered 10 be printed
Mr.. Wilson moved to take up the Joint
resolution approving of all the acts ofthe
President, when Mr. DoOlittle moved that
the Senate 60 into Executive session
The motion was disagreed 10 by the fol
lowing vote
YrAs-Baker, Bayard. Bingham, Carlisle
Chandler, Collumer, Dixon Dolittle. fessen
den, Foote. Harlan, King. Lane. of Kansas.
Morrill,. Powell. Rice, Salisbury. Thompson.
Ten Eyck. and Wilmot-20.
Notwithstanding Bright. Browning,
Clark, Cowan, Foster, Grimes, Howe, John
son, OF Tennessee. Johnson. of Mo, Ken
NEEDY. Lane. of Ind. Latham. McDougal
Polk. Pomeroy. Sherman. Sumner w ade,
Wilkinson and Wilson-2l
Mr.. Breckenridge said that at the early
part of this session Senators were very anx
ious to vote for this resolution approving of
all the acts of the President, now there seem
ed TO he arecoi. He thought 1t was good
sign.
Mr.. Fessenden said that he had ALWAYS
been ready to vote.
The argument seemed TO be made that the
Senate afraid TO vote. The gentleman
could have all the benefit of such argument.
Mr. Trumbull said he was not ready to
vote for the resolution until after further con-
sieeration.
By consent. resolution Was passed to pay
+. p. Stanton. who contested the seat Of SEN.
ator Lane. his milage.
Mr.. King then moved that the Senate go
into Executive session, which was agreed to-
Senate at l2l4 adjourned sine die.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CrycISSAri, Aug. s.--r. n.
food demand for prime samples Of wheat
for export, and the market firm at IOc for
red and Nldd 13c for white; lower grades at
COO Csc for red: s00s5 for shite
Cos> buoyant ~ se,d % The demand
exceeds tho supply
Oars dull al ga -. TN. l.ties rate 70, old
RYE a, Zoe.
FIouR IL better demand tor supsrhne and
- so offered for good country brands; extra
offered ~ 3D. and family NJ -. without
BUYERS.
WHISKY quiet at Isl
PRoSrsloss quiet AZ SI4.5 fot mess pork
;. 81. and III for Bacon. an. ] and 81. for
bulk
l.sxp firm and in demand az "a.
GkocrKrFs firm and in fair demand; sales
OF l60 hhds of Sugar At -9eis: 2Oo bags Of
Coffee at l41,dl5s4. and 100 bbis OF No
lasses al ~ q 80
LISsKED OsI in fair demand al aoc
ExcHASsr dull. All the Banks drew TO
Gay 1t ,zc premium
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.

WASHINGTON, Aug. q.
All the bills which passed both Houses,
were approved blythe President, who Weld
ed reluctant approval to that for the con
fscation of property used for rebellous pur-
poses.
Yesterday each house provided separately
for an increase to the pay of volunteer and
regular soldiers four dollars per month. but
finally they united on a bill which will in
crease the pay to only two dollars per month
Many members of both Houses leave to-
dav. for their homes.
Senator Latham will not return To Califor-
MIA during the recess
SPECIAL TO rosr.
The Treasury Department has received
advices of the most encouraging character
i'm relation 10 the National loan. There il
no doubt but the loan will all be taken
The nominations for Brigadier Generals
have all been confirmed by the President.
Ii is undeniable that the rebels continue
To receive supplies Of arms from Maryland.
To-day n wagon broke down near Williams
town. Anne Arundel county. Maryland,
about midway between Annapolis and the
Junction, and on examination il was found 10
contain arms. The inhabitants permitted il
TO proceed as soon as il had been repaired
The road leading to southern Maryland is
closely watched by our forces
Prince Napoleon accompanied 10y Secreta
~ Seward, the French Minister and Others,
have gone 10 Mt. Vernon. in a Government
steamer
Gen. Butler has returned to Fortress Mon
roe. and IL Is now stated that no immediate
change will be made in the command of the
Post, except il is expected that Gen. Butler
will return here before another advance
movement
The Navy Department j. in receipt of n
letter from Com. Goldsborough of the L $.
Steamer Union. dated Hampton Roads. yes
teriay. in which he saws the brig ashore near
Cape Hatteras. about which there was so
much speculation. proved to be the b. 1
Martin, of Boston. which had been in posses
sion of the rebels.
1t appears by other official adviccs from
the Gulf Squadron, that on the 3th day Of Ju-
Carolina. captured six Schooners; on the 9Th
two. end ran one ashore: on the 9th and OH
the eth one each. making in all eleven sail
destroyed or captured.
The names of the captured vessels AT,
shark. Venus. Ann Ryan. McCaufeld. Lou
isa. Dart. Corallia. Falcon, Geo. Baker. snt
/ sam Houston. A portion of them had car
goes. chiefly lumber Among other thing
captured we're - mail bags. and 81 bag
containing Express matter On the 9Th da,
+ Of July, off ST. Marks. Florida, the Mohawl
captured the sloOp George B. Sloat. attempt
ing TO run the blockade. There were a
passengers on board. the wife. three children
and servants OF Adjutant General Holland
of Florida Mrs Holland claimed the seces
sion flag 20 he private property and secures
il 20 her person. As the captain could no
obtain possession Of H. without using VIC
lence 10 a lady. who was in delicate situa
ton he desisted from taking the prize.
The Navy Department will At once issu
proposals in connection with the construction
Of the Twelve side wheeled steamers Of on
or more iron clad vessels recently authorize
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
,o>sisE.SSfo> al.


wAsHiScroN. Aug 9
HoVu The House passed the Senate bill
relative 10 the supreme Court Of the nlted
States. in the case Of appeals.
The senate bill was passed With N mend
ment. appropriating 500 600 for repairs - the
Long Bridge over the Potomac
Various measures were proposed q be "a
ken uo. b. different members. bat ossec
tion- we're intcrposed
The House passed the Senate blsl e. IN
crease The rsv II the regular army and vol
unteers.
On notion Il NJ Jox 8 resolution 80
adopted calling On fhc President. Il comfsfi-
BE With the public service. % communicate
- the House Al the next session al CORES
pon3ence with foreign nations ssnce l>S3. -
lafivc 10 maritime rights
NJ WickliHe took occasion 70 az .he ia
tellixence from Old Kentucky : for the
Jniea. and being the Err; coming into she
VII &c the lat 90 20 oat OF H.
The announcement was receit "a = ith Mid
deligs. The frieods Of ths Unson. both on
the hoor sni in The galleries. clappci their
n nis and otherwise gave vent TO their feel
ings. ordinations we're heard. good Tor Old
Kentucky. the applause vas long continued.
4 more animated scene "a seldom witness
81
House adjourned sine dss
WASHINGTON. Aug 6-Thc following j.
the conclusion q Yesterdays Senate
After Executive Session. which vas near.
II e,Shs and-a-hslf hours. the senate opened
again ~ 100
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
Noon Dispatches.


Letters still Going Baltimore
secessioni-ts i'm wash
Watching the Chain Bridge-Arri-
val Of Fine Field Pieces-nore
Negroes Set Ia Work by the Reb-
eis-Rebei Oaer to Exchange Men
Captured Under "A Flag of Truce
tor pirates-Gen. Butier Returned
to fortreSs Nonrce-state of the
Treasar, sympath, at Louis
Napoleon with the aoteTa,ne ut
British Gold an Richmond-trmy
Oheers gonsifmea--uor tsis Guns
Arrived Ski.mishing-Reb u Regi-
mentS Near Alexandria.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

r. There Is now not the shadow Ut a
doubt that the forged communication cent ~
from Sullivan, AIS the coucoction Of certain
rabid compromises. or rather. men. who de
ire 70 make terms with rebels in arm. for
the basest OF purposes We have the most
positive assurance thar Mr. Albee i an IN
coditional Union man. and hence. has been
made the target Of those who would spolo
gise for treason
We have two hundred daily sub,criber~ IA
sullivan county and they will bear "a. VII
80 that We have not only made no fling II
II sullivan county. but have vindicated her
IRON the false position. in which she h,d been
placed b. n series of reasonable resolutions
elaborated b. few politicians and sotel for
b. a half dozen OF their elan. after the meet
iog was adjourned. and which were - odi
Gus shat they nau>eued the stomach of even
the editor Of the Democrat These re-ou
tons sent for publication ~ the y Y Day
Book. have been extensively copied South,
and pointed % with exultation bs the rebels
add thieves 70 show that Sullivan count. j.
ia sympathy With them Now who has SIN
derei sullivan county Those who are -tr
sir- 10 revive the Democratic party a, the
expense Of the destruction Of the Govern
Inent. are those who are slandering sullivan.
We know The masses Of the people Of Sulli
van county are LOYAL. but there are those
who are seeking - ~educe them from their
fealty. and whom the Democrat j. careful nor
70 rebuke
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07
Confirmation of Arm, Appointments.

WASHINGTON. Aux The following nom
nations for Brigsdier Generals in addition
70 those heretofore annosnoed. we're. Il i
said. confirmed last night hv the Senate
Hurlbut. Mcclellan. Scheack Grant. ia
ker. LYON. Cox. Prentiss. Anderson. King.
Sigel and Coucr
The principal officers Of the ne~ army reg
irnents were All confirmed. while objections
comprised only few Of the minor appoint
mems Col. Merry nomination vas also
confirmed
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Journal copy

JOHN NJ ROW

PHnSiN Insurance. CoNrA>Y or HAKTFoRp
CoN~-MeSSrs. MCLEAN \ CRANE have been
appointed Agents of this well known and pop
uiar Insurance Company. rice Capt. J b. fiA-
GrR gone To the war The "PHGNIx" stands
second to no Insurance Corporation in the
Union Tor wealth. promptness and liberality
in adjusting and paving is losses
iv2Aiwlm
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Total number Ut companies


Vigo has sent three companies Of Infantry
Id one Of Cavalry. besides furnishing a large
Number of volunteers for other companies
Verrnillion. CLAY. and sullivan. have each
cent two companies. making eighteen or
nearly two regiments from this District
RKruR sED-Lieut Col BRYANT, ofthe 10th
regiment arrived in indianapolis on Monday
evening. with thirteen Of his regiment that
had been left sick and disabled in Virginia
They LETT Beverly on sunday OF last week
making the journey BY easy stages He :
sapidly recovering from the effects Of hi
wounds. and reports chat Capt Miller = ID
ag well. AMI will b. able t. return horzc IN
.cw DAYS
AkuT " .soSs.--Au establishment At JEFF
fefsonviIle has been aaarlsl contract hv
the Government for the manufacture of
naIaber OF army wagons This viii give EN-
plovmeni to some mech,nic- in thar locality
Who are now idle
rHL ARxoRl BVsIDIN@ We announced
the other dav the intention Of the State au
thorities % build m armory ado ning the
arsenal The building i already up and
aearly enclosed Ii i certainly an evidence
Of promptness and energy on the part Of
somebody fadia aspoiis JourRai
DEyAETvKE OF rHE l9ra Rasiae~r col
Aeredith's regiment. the i9th. lefi Camp
Morton on Monday Tor Washington. The
Colonel anf two companies ven, bs Way Of
The Indiana Central Railway. while he o,ter
eight companies took the Belleiontaine rocte
The Colonel takes With him two fine horses.
Capt Bschman. Of Madison. late Of the 9th
rsgimcni, has been appointed Nllot in the
lssh The officers ares-Meredish. Colonel
Cameron. Lieutenant Colonel: Eschnian.
MAJOR
JoHS I Muisn has been appointed Com
mandani Of the camp at I.aporte.
CNALkY -Some twelve hundred tssalgy
are now concentrated at Evansville ander
she command Of Col Conrad Baker
Lsstr woob NJ MAJOR Of the lIth Reg
.+en. OF lootao1 tt1ntetr> previous - TIE
siectiot 81 MAJOR Robinson he resigned -
'sSo position IN the regular army We
we're under the impression that ne had beea
made Captain. bur the ESprsss c,lis him
Lieutenant. and that paper ought % know -
Issiaaspaiis Josrasi
Ne ~ Do knew. sad while we know il4s.
Lent Wood ~ss fully qualified far the %.
eaa Of Captain. he preferred n commcne.
lo~sr IA rank thar b might the better oaal
As himself Tor the position g ~hich -
merit NAV hereafter promote him
TIA CoNrKassNp" fxf~o~aRs The AZ.
persons arrested for having IN Their posse>ssol
eonfrabsDd goc<is - We noticed yestecla,
we're yesterday separately questioned " "a
t-eff~aos room AZ the Safe House Ihei
tore. III aot jingle together al &li-eacl
one convlctn1 ne other They arr cvi
lensis brace Of rN<,ais and w,il bc bel
aEti the Az raa lake II course y the
spfesr - have plenty Z money. they ~
likely secure the hes, quarters poSsihic f.
persons he'd in s.dnrsnce Vie -Fr3s4as~
slss Jsaraal
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NJ Edifor:-A sneaking writer in the
Journal. under the signature of "Praireion
publishes what he represents "a a toast pro
posed by me At the ith of July celebration.
a. this place That writer i a beautiful
specimen ofa bird. called Samuel Baker
who Is prompted 10 misrepresenr the senti
ment from his avowed sympathy with trai
tors. He has given huzzas for the rebel
chief jeff Davis. and said that he Vas as good
as any man | have no eNecra.on too
we're for utierauce against the enemies OF my
country. nor does the law provide penalty
against it that can be 100 promptly executed
Though professor Ut religion, a. the
beauty Baker sass | hnmbly endeavor to
honor aud serve my cod and country whilst
the deleclablc Baker does not
JOHN VI ROW
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

TaK iirm At HoNE-The Eleventh regi
ment received their pay on Monday aud were
mustered out Of the service Oar boys re
tarnei home yesterday morning. II Is ssid
that about two thirds Of the whole regiment
will re enlist. No regiment IA son mere
enviable reputation than the Indiana ilth.
and none viii re enter the service with \
better prestige Three times three ios the
Indiana Zouayes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

PIC Nfc.-There all ee a PC Nc held a.
A. Eisises. near Sana Cus station IN ouer
Creek Townsksp. on SATURDAY Aaguss iosh
commencing At 10 o'cinck i, y Cisireas
generally are invited
Union speeches vill be made b, Me-srs
Charles Cruz. J p Baird. \ r CrNns. y
l. Mclean. Chas Z. Hosford ard other.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-07

The Two grl- who claimed and carried
away a small Morocco Pocket Book from the
Store Of Mcssrs. Ryce n Son. on Saturday
last, are requested to return il Immediately.
They are known and will be dealt With un-
less this request i complied With.
A6t3s l. RYCE 4 son
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Il WEISS 4 CO. are prepared -
VI. hsrussA ~ he hsrreL - Aestied t-rfsrssiy
ALE, PORTER. CIDER. ke. 81 s
>casrh A.
iers.ca Fcrtst
rhIissrl9AiA fers<r,
fsytre Ais.
Hsd 80 ki~.
Rsfru&t CO.. A. -
Ne. = w1rrsn'. Ess<s. wshssh street.
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