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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04
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WASHINGTON july Am e1pe liios OF
Two companies each. from the III " ahigan.
9th Massachusetts. Ellsworth Zonaves. and
ith and 'th Pennsylvania regimen I've at
l o'clock, this morning. for dow he river
near Mt. Vernon. Ii 10 believed masked
battery has been erected by the = ,els near
Nc. Vernon.
The rebels are filling up the eat on the
railroad, some ten miles vest OF Alexandria
near Springfield station They have forti-
hcations only At Centreville. this side Of
Manassas
Ii i reported. from Richmond that the
rebels have raised The seige OF Fort Pickens
WORLDS DISPATCH
Vienna l. evscusted by the rebels
rkIprk's DISPATCH
The Presidents message won't exceed
four columns OF the Tribune No copies
will he sent GA in advance OF delivery.
Should battle take place In THE vicinity
t'en. Scott has announced that lie will be
there IN person 10 direct operations
The Cabinet has decided 70 make move
nent on large scale.
SPECIAL To rHE THINKS.
IL Is virtually decided that there will be
no psry cancn. held With reference to on
ganikation. The House members viii vote
according TO their own predictions.
Col. Hunter will be made Brigsdier
General
News received here states that there was
al Manassas Junction last evening only three
regiments OF rebel troops all the rest of the
forces under command of Beaursgapi had
moved forward in the direction of Fan-hxand
Alexandria
Two South Carolina regiments are report
ed 10 be within Ave miles southwest Of Alex
andra
Col. Garland formerly OF this city has his
regiment still II the Junction. The 18th
Pennsylvania regiment tnot ed forward to-day
70 the Point Of Rock
The Northwestern troops received orders
10 advance to-day
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Letter from Camp ucciaais.
Casr Net,ss<gs. near Cumberland
MARYLAND. June 26 IS6i

Casr Nct,ts<gs near Ctmheriana
MARYLAND. June 2e ls6l
1pttoas Exrkxss Our scouts. tlirteea q
aasnl.er. had an engagement 9Th ~ Rebel
81 Nirsinis this afternoon c,a-i-sing 81 forty
ave or hfty oeieer> and men. onr bow ID
EeOa ,t. they lstt aboai twenty dead e
be. On the ssid: eur 'oss : tn killei md
ons wounded. 40 ssversi ms-kes~ hfoken
= he br~ech b hsmmering the res,-i- ever
lhs bad I'm. Grover q Tsrre H.uss. and
Jane. HslcweTl e Rockville ser, s. he
mus. thss behaved lie h~roes
Three eoupaHie. = b n aei = X. lssve
here II three o'cloSk IA ne morninr--yoa
Eaas esp~cs shortly . 49, sams ver, excis.
lng ne-s
The eoss geaer.iiy a.. IA sod health and
''sT&ling" fos fgat Thev al remember
Basna vissz
Your truly
JOHN 4 MOORE
Is Lieutenant. commanding CO - =
p 6 L. addition 70 tue above lo... re -
sShs ssrsss LEN
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NV loKK, July 2.--Gcn. .Ia- Watson
Webb. Minister % Brazil, ssled 70 -day with
his family
The bark Rapid from Vera Cruz reports
The frigate Macedonian at that place
Letters had been received ~ yera cruz
from the authorities of New Orleais. 10 pur
chase AL the muskets TO be had. but nobody
would accept the commission.
\ Washington speessl dispatch to the Post
.as- the plan Of caucus nominations Tor off
GERS Il the House has been sbandoped BY the
Republicans
The House will proceed - ballot foI SPEAK
81 Immediately after assembling.
The Democrats msmbers will probably
Missouri. and then thew nav support the Re
puhllcSn candidate
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wBEsiise' july 3-Both House. OF the
Legislature organized Yesterday. Lieutenant
Governor Paisley took the Chair in the Sen
ste and Daniel Frost. of Jackson. wss ected
speaker of the House.
Gov. Perront's message ~ss cent 20 both
bodies last night together With documents
IRON Washington. officially recognizing the
ne- Government The Message i very
able document. end gives unusual satisfsc
ton. les a completc review Of secession in
Virginia. and 81 the causes leading 20 the
formation OF the present Governmensf sEAl
recommends an energetic co operation 9TH
the Federal Government.
Tvsnss seven thousand dolap IN specie,
belonging u the STATE Vas seised and
broosht here last night, by order of the Gov.
srnor. from the Erehsnge Bank Of Weston
II . supposed that VIE -ss hsadisg fol
Weston y GET this monsy
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IwK~Ff- fHnEH kEotAE<fs---l De Indiana
polls journal OF yesserdss sass Indiana ia a
lew weeks. will have twenty three regiments
Ia the field for SER &c during the VAR. The
frsi ~ were raised FOR three month";. which
Ill al be turned oser. alter recruiting 70 hll
vacancies. for three year. Following tie OF
ganizafion OF these we're four others for three
YEAR, one formed OF eonpanles tenasrel IA.
coiaditionally and three out Of The i've REL
menss raised Tor STATE purposes. These four
and the hr,t six are nos Ia the held or ready
% march Ten more are now organizing for
the three YEAR service. and viii AL. probably.
be in camp rs the ls-l Of tbs week. The two
regiment. 81 State troops remaining viii be
turned over b the Federal service either for
enc u three wears. making twenty two reg
.aents. an Of infantry Add 70 thi- one fegl-
meus 81 ea,Alry nov forming. independent
Of the tuo'companies how in this co, makes
t~ents three regiments Tor Indiana--bus tWo
ies- than the State Of Ohio with double the
population. has furnished
Gov Morton adopted the policy Of getting
Indiana fall quota foI three years accepted
before ans attsmp, va, made TO reorgAnne
the three months men for the three wears ser
wee In this way be avoided the error into
which GOV Dennisen Of Ohio fell. by com
lnencins g. form his three YEAR, regiments
from those enlisted for three months, know
ing full well that the Government would not
refuse the service Of troops that had been
drilled and disciplined Cor three months and
were willing 10 70 a. ugh the war. let Il be
long or short This 3lies had the effect TO
give Indiana II more regiment. than would
otherwise have been allotted 20 the Sale. aid
avoided the confusion end Generalization dat
prevailed Tor - long time AMONG the Ohio
volunteers.
Gov Morton has lsaa -ed his military Al
fair with singular lfa'ience and success. and
ha- done himself and ihe State great credit
and honor The position occupied By Ind
ana in the present contest IS enviable-second
10 that Of no ether State IN the Union
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ST Louts. july 3.-The Cairo correspon
dent of the Democrat learns from scouts just
from the southern border Of Missouri, that
there are ffty-lise hundred troops al lsllviIls
Arkansas, tolerably well armed and having
ten pieces of flying artillery. This force CON
sists OF thousand TenncsseAns. twenty IN o
hundred Arkansas troops, eight hundred Ken
tuekians aud fifteen hundred Aissoarians.
they expect 90 increase this force some four
thousand from Gov. Jscksons troops. and
large relnforcenents are promised from
The Southern Confederacy. and in a month
they expest 20 have an active army OF from
fifteen 70 twenty thousand msn
PeytoI and Vest, members of the Missouri
Legislature. are said TO DO actively urging
them on.
Missourians lust arrived at Cairo report all
tks able bodied men in Southern Ms our
are being impressed into the State service and
marched of 10 the Arkansas border
-Four hundred Secession troops left Graves
county. Kentucky, Friday last. TO join the
Confederate army At Union City, Tennes-
see.
DR.. Billoss of New York, Presiden, of
the Sanitary Committee, recently appaiuted
By President Lincoln u visit the camps, arse
nails, barracks, hospitals. etc. throughout the
country, has been here since Tuesday, la
discharge of his duties. He expresses great
satisfaction with the condition of the arsenal
and barracks here, but finds mnch fault with
the marine hospital. o-day he visited the
Illinois troops encampsd at Caseyville and
Vas vel pleased with the general condition
OF the men. DR. Billows leaves for New
York TO morrow.
Official information says that Col. sigel Is
at Mt Veron, Lawrence county. With =
strong force, and tina, Gov. Jackson il sup
posed 20 have crossed the Arkansas line.
The Republican learns from letters. dated
Springfield. June 30th. that Jackson. with
1900 men. was at Montevallo. Vernon coun-
~.
The line Of Federal troops has been er
tended TO Sarcoxie. Jasper county, through
which Jackson would have to pass 20 reach
Arkansas. and the opinion is confidently ex-
pressed that he will be taken prisoner unless
he receives larger re endorsements than be Is
likely 10 receive.
Col. Baker was called ~ Springfield by i'm
portant events there. b.; he will be IN Wash
ington in time for all important business this
session.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CIScISSsrI. July 3-r n
FLouR unsettled. 600 bbls supertne TO be
delivered next week. Wa offered at 81 so.
without a buyer. after the news from Eng
land and Nes York was made known on
change Ii was impossible 70 gei an offer.
wHrsr declined 10 Csc for prime rel. s5c
for prime and closed nominal AT the quota.
tions.
Oar in good demand at 23e. supply light
CoKN vsrv scarce and hrn q, pc. ANAL
lots could be sold at a shade higher
Rrr dull at ga 5c.
WHukr sts,dy At l2se
Nothing done in provisions. and prices
must be quoted nominal
Gaocrsiss in good demand sales u 500
bag. OF C,fee at III. slti.
sresH arm ~ 5a4@7a.
Nor .ssss dull AZ 2a7 lie
The money market quiet. and the de
msnd limited. Call loans 63sc. aud time
hsll. iesd l2c
Esouaser steady at Il = premium
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From Louisville.


LOUISVILLE, July Sin the Kentucky Cir
cult Court. Judge Muir presiding. Messrs
Brady a Davis against the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad for refusal to transport
goods TO Tennessee. The arguments are
concluded and the Court expects to render
decision on Saturday, or early next week
To-day the Tennessee Directors of the road
were summoned by telegraph to meet here
and outruled the decision of James Guthrie.
whereby the road is now opened for freight
until the decision of the Court is rendered.
Shippers intend shipping forward freight
TO morrow. but Mr.. Cotton, surveyor OF the
port threaten. TO seize all articles destined for
Tennessee which may be de cred to the
road
There are now seven full companies of
Rousseaus Regiment in camp.
Several OF the State Guard have resigned
and entered ;1e United Stles service.
Col. Tilghmsn Of the State Guard resigned
and has gone with a considerable portion of
bis force 10 join the Tennessee troops.
Investigations of the polite Il principles of
of teachers in the public schools are going
on. Ma ~ are reported secessionists.
The Journal has letter from a member
Of Blanton Duncan's regiment which gives
refreshing account of affairs in Virginia. IL
says the men are only half fed and have no
clothes except what they left L ,usville with
They are tire tied like dogs. and IL the mel
could exercise their own will. they would re-
turn 10 Keutuck
The Democrat Atss statement TO the same
effect, mlde by deserter who has reached
here from the same regiment.
A lot OF guns. sent TO Columbus from
Uuion City. Tennessee. lately. were returned
by the citizens of Columbus.
A company OF ssseBty-six men passed
here to-day, from Lexington. &c tined for the
Southern Confederacy Their expenses are
paid bv Gov. II iris.
Another com Aly. tor the same dsst IA
tiou, is forming at Paris. Bourbon county
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Arrival of the Pony Express.

81. JosEPn, JULY 3.--The Pony Express
arrived here to day. bringing the following
item from Fort Churchill, about four hundred
miles east OF San Francisco:
FoRr CHURCHILL, June - The first tel
egraph pole was planted At this place on the
2lst of June, at > O'Clock p. NJ, Oh which
occasion Cap, Moore. Qusrtermaster at this
post. set out a bssSet Of Champagne. The
American Flag was nailed to the pole. and
three cheers for the telegraph and three
cheers for the Union were given with right
good will Tho party intend 10 make from
five 10 seven miles per daF in constructing
tho line 10 Salt Lake CITY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

- Nj Lizzie Branson ~ho has bad
charge Of the Department OF Peamanship IN
the Terre Hauie Female College durins the
past year. and vino : accomplished a. an IN.
s.ruetress IN that ART. Al The request Of M.
meroas sFiends. proposes 70 ts-eh elias o
Misses n writing. during The present eacs-
ton. Her class wili attend ~ the room lately
occupied BY Mr. Gale. oreF Ninshall j Pad
docks Clothing Store. from nine % eleven
An Terms sery moderate snd improve
neDt guarantee ly-dt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

The advertiser. having been restored u health n
Few weeks by very simple remedy afier havine sat.
Tered several years with severe lung Affection sns
that dread disease, CousumptoD-ss anxious 10 nasks
known % h tsllO~-sursrers III means q cure
10 iboss Who wish 70 try IL, be ~ill ssDd = copy
the prescription used ree Of ohargs) With The dir.
ions f- preparing ans using the same. ~hich thev
all hnd sure cure for Consumption. Asshms. Brou.
'Aus, &c The only object q the advertiser s. -
ending The prescription 70 benefit the Afflicted and
'Pread information which be coDeeive 70 he invaua-
'ie aud Be hopes every sufferer VII Try his remedy
., Il eo-,s them nstAins, and may prove blessing
Pariss wlssing Tic prescription will plea.e address
Rrv. EDwARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
sepisd~i~ King County Y Y
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''Redueed BY Dyspepsia Ia a mere
Skeleton

CsxEn "a "BKnsAvr's Hol1ASD Rrrrxxa"
M A. hatchsti trader probably a. we'll lno-r
a. any man IN Western Pennsylvania. state. A. "a.
lows / met with = farmer IN Armstrong oounsy
"bO Wa redoest by Dyspepsia 70 . mere skele,on l
persuaded bin 20 by hct;le q Barhavr's Holland
htisEs, believing Il would cure Lim. Nsesing him
some men'hs silef, What ~ss my Asicusshment Al
finding him hales hearty mar. he told use be ns-
weighed two hundred pounds. and that Tits ~ondss-
tai change had been produced by Brshavc's Holland
hieEs 70 which he attributed solvl, his restoration
maelsdulm
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BklfnsoRr July 2-Capt. Armstrong of
the l. : y del ., Norfolk on the 9-th Of
June
july 3-crest efforts are making for the
celebration Of the sih Of July here by the
Tuion men 4 spleufsd sih regimental
National Gag has been prepared by the cit.
xen- Of Baltimore TO preesn, 70 the 9th Ms
.aehuseti. regiment. the stars are encirc'e
wilh she iollowisS inscription IN guilt letters
Loyal citisens Of B.ltinsore % The 9TH Reg
ment II Massachusetts, In the inside q
Tina inscription ! smother esscle 9Th ths
s~ori. .-Frsts Street. Baltimore. Apssi 18th
ls6l Il ! designed % present this hag -
morrow Il arrangements cas be made
Soldiers are ~fii on guard in various Part'
81 The ciw. hes receive MANY eisilisies frou
loval cifisens
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The Great English Remedy
IN yAsrsclaRKg'S

SIP JANIS CikRKg'>
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared from a preseripfioH Of Sir J Clark.
VI -. Physician Extraordinary - fhe QUosD.
hi. invaluable medicine 10 anfsillng IN Ne cur. d
III tbo-e psirfa .s4 dangeroa. dseas~s which h>
female con-iisuton 3. ,ugeot Il Fn~ssrs's. oil >,
ce-se. Ard fsssayss al sh-irposions sna sT.-esY
cure may ~ relied
10 MARRIED. irdFs
IL rarts,sisrls sui'sa. q ~iii. in a rhor, srs.
hing q, ~ raansai, peri..i ~isA regularity,
R.eA l-ossis. prs,s oos soi,sr. her. he oc~srr-
nen' stamp ofo.ssas Britain. 70 pssssnt counter
f.iss.
eArtioS
~ ~ slsu1f - = hItet d .ss,l~s II. ia1
AZ First 7HkkB MONTHS n Pr..~oacs. -.
~ ss,s - sriag ssoa,77sc~. TT o sss
s1ef fsn. ~ ar .1fs.
IL all c4-e. q Servcaus Al Spinal Aneet4ons p.la
the Iass asi Iasnts. fssiFue slight es-rficr.
Psiritstiou a ~ Heart. Mysteries snd wbii-..
shsss pm. Ill asf~cs care ~hsu all othsf sres1,
have failed. sn.i althoosh po-srful remedy. .
hurtfui 70 tl.s Constitution.
Yuil tirectisn. IN che psmthiss sround s.eb r4cs
az. ~Ai,h Should - carefully preserved.
sole ,reot ior the rs.ssi State and csD-ds.
JOB NosEs. d.tei e. Baid~in a. Co.
sa.bestsr. ~ 4.
rB-si % end po~ssFs stamps sueis>sd - suy
-ufhosss-< sgent. VII ia<ars bo<'ie, eot.in.ng b.
sflls. By r-tur1 msi.. 40 by J. X oznplns hsr
"a y n renssIly. T~~rs-nsuts. sBd al Coz.
rFsgststs ryttivu
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Night Dispatches.
The War for. the CMiOM.

Preparations fer q Forward
Movement -vtrginia Prsvision-
al Legislature - The New Gov.
Prize - Congregational specuia.
sions News from Rich nm ond -
Gen. Zee sieR Of Playing Trat.
tor Movements IN kentucky
and the south Major General
81 the West - re bel Army Cen.
centrating In Ark snsas - Hot ON
ClaIb JacksOnss Track.
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"a The celebration TO-DAY. At lndianap.
oils will doubtless be very fine. The proee'
.ion will he an imposing Affair. The FIRE
COMPANIES. Civ Volunteer Companies. Col.
salIivan's Regiment. Col Kimball's Reg.
ment. and Captain Stewart AMI Brseken's
Cavalry al have place IN i.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

- In addition - IN. letter pablished
shis morning. ~e received one from VIM
Ray. from this city. which cofroi'ora.es the
otkers As il conta.n, nothing nrT III IN
necessary 70 publish II
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

A yEw Democratic prints. with treasona-
ole prociivities. are denoancing the war a.
the oGspring Of the Infamous Lincoln Ad-
uainistration" Per eosHs. ons Of the last
atterances Of Nr. Douglas was. that the
government has done everything and neglec-
ted nothing to avoid this war" Which shall
we believe. the lackey or the master!
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

~ We will probably receive the Presi-
dents Message night ~ telegraph Ifso,
Il il our purpose n issue il in an extra Al the
earliest possible moment after IL reception.
Otherwise there viii be no paper issued from
this ofice Tomorrow. Our compositoss de-
ire to do honor to the ever glorious Fourth
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~ The Journal viii oblige u very
much bv telling whether. ia estimating The
present strength Of the Democratic parity u
counts Herschel V Johnson. Alexander H.
stephens. Cos, Jackson and Gen Price
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EniruTne.

Ar.H. VI. Pratt who has ~oa an extensive
fame for Ms coed taste and ability a. caterer
70 we'll regulated appesites. While chief ef the
euisins AZ Bantin'N Hotel has taken entire
control OF the Restaurant OF Charley Kern,
and has already put it IN order 10 open Wig
orous campaign. \ peep into his lce-bor
YESTERDAY assures Va that no expense or pains
-ill be spared to make MS table the most eN-
cellent IN the land. Spring Chickens. Wood
socks. squirrels aud such Ike. Those who
is love 70 eat will take notice dff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

- Have those<ereakcrs fcs peace and
compromise vish rebels. in oas midst. con
suited Jeff Davis OF the subject They say
traitors. but they never appeal 70 the traitors
20 Law down their arms and submit 60 the
Az. They abuse President Lincoln and hi-
cabinet and Gen scott. bui peak in the mos,
courteous terms Of the arch traitor Dave anil
hss horde Of thieves. robbers ani cut throats
ltis easy TO determine which -ide these men
sxmpethse With
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NEw YoRK. July IA transport ha- AT
rived from Fort Pickens with the mails The
troops are all well.
The brig Solfsrino has arrived from
Charleston bar prize to the L ) sloop Of.
war Nsndalis.
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Il i great esrvr IL suppesng tho Piles only b.
cal di-eAss. ointments unimcats are uscless 20.
~srds cvu. PrkrslAs slkrr removes the cause.
~ promoting dige-sioa and preventing oostivone..
thereby nosrlshinr The holy shro1s,h the blood
BosroS. sept. s. ss5s.
Fer more than thirty year. have suffered sre.tl,
from D. sp<P-ia and Piles Have tried various ned
cnes without benefit. In January. began ~ith ne
frktstAs sSErr. aud ey the use q tire bcstle..
perfectly cured u both Dyspe<i. AMI T4les n,
general health Is nc~ al can desire IL
hsyl5dw8~ MILLION DAGcFrr
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~ IotIs. July 3-The Dsnsoer,, an.
noanCes the promotion q Rrgsdier General
Isoa, =. Ns5ef fcssral lis Conmsnd
enhsstes iufanf Missouri. Illinois md
lows
Ihre- Coapansss Of the IN regiment. Col
Stephenson iefs for De scsa lat night 20
sasert the Home s.aard N That section
gains, TIE atisck. II the secessionisss. she
have srfilisrs and ssthof fheiF clans bv tie
discharge - csnnen
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From Ilneerstow n.

HAsrsrov> July 3.--in ia. hospital
here wounded at Williamsport, IA W. A
Mathews, of the Wisconsin Regiment 7
w Bowman. of the same regiment, appears
to be the only one Of the L =. troops killed
20 far as known.
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win ,es a free Lunch Al m Restaurant
every morning from l01. 70 IL O'Clock. when
iwill De pleased 70 zee ms friends asd PAT
fons. &. KERN.
III.
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n Oar young friend SIN. Of the / H.
a r. X. K. placed a. under obligations 70
him last night for Louisville Dsiiiss of latest
,l4ts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

AIusSpsl.. July 3-An quiet The
Minnesota second Regiment has arrived -
70 more cases Of picksn being Sired upon
have occurred Rockies -ers sent NJ b,
the rebels lsss night There sre no prssens
Indications Of an advance
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Noon Dispatches.

Forward usve nae ne bel.
Leaving Fort Piekens Presi.
den>'s N q Move n cuss
south Of the Pete m nc 49, Foreign
>ews--- &c bel Csnmissieners
Not Noticed Asr0a 49, Opera /.
tions at Fortress Monroe e.. a /.
vance OF General PAttersse -.
General Lyon.
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Nv Yosx Juns s--Ths ssss,n.r North.
err IiFht srris 81 frun AspinwaH Nth mails.
and s>ll 90 IN Treasure irom safranri.co.
1ane Ire llth
Ai.e fgensk sxpcpnx sxPsisiion on the
Isihmas u DsFlen hsd returned 10 France
unable - sfeci Is object. owing 70 heavy
ssiss They isisra - IT assis nsas spsins
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Hssrsonp. Julv s--Er Governor Ser.
moar s6~red resolutions IN the House TO-DAY
virtually sph0lding the Feeelli0n. Only
sisktser nszbsu sus<zinsd him.
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~ Will the Journal tell ~ When and
.here Mr. corwin said that he hofsi that
the Mexicans would welcome our brave
troops With r'oods hands 10 ho,fisable
graves
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VT The Jesrnsl -ass that the Democrat
e party i still alive Where = f. and ~hat
IL il doing
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nee 70 day. corner q Wabash and Market
Streets
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.sIAfs 0F- LvDLasA. woo soUNTY y
John :. Beach bsiug duly sworn depoees and says
that h i the Cashier Of sad Bank. and The iorexo
iu report OF the condition Of sid Bank for the
moi therein named y true ard correct . The be- n
Ms knowledge ana belief
JOIN g EEACH. Cash
esorn 70 and .s.esribed before me- this lat dav n
Jaly, lsol. JOHN p hSLEfs
July 3 dsf Notary Public
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-04

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