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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

aver S Cat1arUC Fills,
FOR THE SURE OF
Costireness, Jaanldice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Dyse.tery, Fond Stomach, EJysipelas, Headache.
Piles, Rheumatism, EruPtiOis and Skin Diseases,
Li9cr Complaint, Dropyy, TeESr, Tiuaors and
Sak Rhstni, Worms, Gott, Neuralgia, az q
Dinner PiE, end for Purifying the BlOod.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc tbs
hes. aperient in the world for all thu purposes OF =
family physic.
Price IS cents per Boz; FiVs boxes FOR S1.oo.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personagcs, have lent theiE
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions OF the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure, -.
Do not be put off by unprinciplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on
Demand Ayers, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
Weeds & Pew. noyt & Stratton. warrea;s. T.Soule
Newton Falls; J. " Jacksnn, JohnsonVille; B. B.
PeIton, Kinsnan; Williams 4 s~Guibble, Mesopota.
mia; DR.. G. W. Howe, North Bloomfield, and Sll deal
ss in Medicine,
f0=t. 3. is6nl
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

All persons indebted to rs, where accounts
have been standing six months. also all Notes part
due, are earnestly requested to settle the same pre-
vious to April lsE- All such accounts and notes re-
naming unsettled at that time viii be placed In eth
er hands for objection
March %, IS6l.l FP-REED & CO.
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YattS.

EAGLE HOUSE, by GEo. T. Hull,
~ Market street. Warren. o. Tlfth door cart q
thS Rank mare
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SUGAR COATED!

THESE CELEBRATED PILLS have
l. gained a decided reputation as 4 sure, safe and
eheciual family medicine. over all others in use
For Sick Headache, FsEl Stomach, Dgsps2siG, Li1sT
CsEpLGiSf, cosfi5sHsEs, GsAsrel Debility. Bf!IisHi
Complaints. &c. &c. they are unriyslled. Hdr-
raateH Purely YsgetabI. More OF them used THAI
any other kind. See Circulars. For sale Nv every
Druggist AMI Merchant in the country. Also AZ
yhslesalea al ] Il, oatario street. Cleveland, 0.,by .
&C NORRIS.
Gent Agt. fer oh:s, Mish. aSd Indiana.
FEB. 20, sl-ly.l
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I q E B EST
STEEL Pc MS.

TEACHERS AND STUDENTS are
i informed that the celebrated GiHott's 7Os Pen as
imported by Walton. can always be obtained at the
Bookstore Ofw- n. Porter. Every Teachers Should
have = box Of them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

II seems that the practice Of ealiooning
. attended With some danger Il not with sny
other result We clip the follc~ins account
Of hair breadth escape OF ths celebrated
Prsf LOVE. from the Ses York Herald:
Prof Love made another ascension yes
terlay afternoon, from Bale Cross Roads.
r. saw plenty OF soldiers At work On the for
If s,ion. which the rebels sre building
. ( the ridge knosn &s Aun%ons HUI. SIX
AoF... SCENE 70 90 drawing sery hesst
piece Of artillery % its positson- A hundred
AMI ffty Of our cavalry watched the balloon
Until Il began TO descend. Soon after Love
touched the ground in fed close 10 the
Cross Roads. tvo rife cannon shots. N quick
succession, struck within three rods OF him,
ard one of them at tbs point ~he-e the cav
cir, had been posted moment before. Nc
one va. his. but had the shot been she'll
sronaut. balloon. and guard might have beer
put out Of the rebels way.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
The Question OF Taxation.

Vt .ny Of our fellow citizens arc frightened
at the thought of Caitei States taxes. We ask
their attention fora m ,ment to the following
which -m pub'i.heI YESTERDAY in our dis
patches. and Which We now take from the
Nashville Union AID American. one OF The
Southern Coniederacy's Official organs:
RICHMOND. August 10.
Issrs or TkrssuKT Norrs-wAs Tsr-
The President to-day approved tie act au-
thorzug the is-ue 81 treasury notes. and pro
ylding tor a war tax Tor their redemption =
The Secretary o; the Treasury. under spec.
led Conditions. j. authorized 20 issue not ex
cesiing ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS OF TREASURY NOTES -
THE ACT PROVIDES FOR A TAX OF
FIFTY CENTS on EVERY HUNDRED
DOLLARS OF REAL ESTATE SLAVES
MERCHANDISE. BANK AND OTHER
STOCKS. MONEY AT ~ EREsT. ~.
ceptins bonds OF the Confederate Ssttes -
Also. taxes a; he ssms r,;e. cash on nd.
cattle. gold watches. gold and eilver plate.
pitnas, pleasure carriages. &c. &c An,
family whose property u less than lsc nun
dret dollars is exempt frUm taxation. Collie.
ge-. schools. and charitable Institutions re
also exempt. The act passed unanimously
kentucky's proportion Of the cost of The
var in the United States. as tho Frankfort
C0nronreslh says. has been assessed NJ
$500 900 only--ftco hundred fioaseai lees
than = million What would kentuc ks's
proportion be Of the ONE HUNDRED NIL.
LION tax NOT A CENT LESS THAN
TWELVE MILLIONS or DOLLARS
Now the tax payers Of Kentucky will
pic &c notice that tie very met Who pretend
70 be IN lisor OF saving You lsom paving Ist-
ca are fae rfrg snea vlro are in favor of taking
YOU into the southern Confederscv where
TINES GREATER THAN THEY ARE
~ THE UNION
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
Tx recen. message of Gov. x.sOp,l, 4

Tx recent message Of Gov. MAsoTss .
sir gular production. /. does not she'd any
ne~ light on the fsvorite sche mes or theories
Of the celebrated BEkRIAH. nor elueidats the
beauties of secession peculiarly. IL u the
same sort Of SUGAR coated secession which
10 always breaches The real commodity.
however. IA always apparent through every
xlszine which covers it. IL Is the same old
cong Of neutrality which shall be observed
on the part Of the United States. and broken.
az will. by Sscsssionists. This - about the
apsho, Of the whole matter The false H.
sues which the astutc BEErrAH chooses to die
cu~. will lead nobody s.trsv. They are
mere flyers" thrown out to lure the State
o. 20 the gulf OF secession They will not
succeed however. The people Of Kentucky
understand the bent" OF their Governor.
AID the tendency Of his doctrines. he l.
about ~ the lend Of his row. and will
soon sink 20 highly merited oblivion God
forgive poor BrssIsu-she people OF Ken
tscky never will.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Tmr gallant Gen. Shie,ds--an Irishman
and democrat. and ex-senator from iii
nois-deli,ered an Grafton in Columbia. Cali
fornia. on the Fonrih of July. He said.
The north does not Wish 10 subju. ae the
south. but only wishes TO do what il clearly
It's right and duty 10 do-io regain protect,
take aud hold. ana preserve the public in
stitu;icns and property of the United States.
which belong 70 our posterIty. Ii any one
refuses, or does not feel willing to perform
his duty. he Is not worthy Of his country. ard
ought not 20 be allowed 20 reside in IT,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

SVr~i>e iroua he nost recent indi-atisr.
~ tae Tlsns 81 'oe reoel ceacraif. opposite
Ns'h'ns',n, they sre prep4sirs ksa 1919
s-eSs o. ne tsFtinrst'ons ~hich Command
tatt eiiy besareSAnd . "a engineer. sut
The r.ossion q hnnsou's HI has bcer sakce
Of -. A. = berg regularly iortaea
aouetiess 9Th The desi<n 81 reicc.ns tie
fe'ieEal works On AFiinrten Heights bv re-
siss see sroroarhe.. The dssgn ~il I'll
se-urekAri has ns'ahss tie senils nor nc
.ssasFess % m,ks .s.ssnd Sss.s,o,0. ef
WasAugten.-C.s- Goa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
what Democrat IN the Army rA,,l.
of a..

The Cincinnati Commercial sa,,
We are permitted 70 corv the foliS-iar
sstra-t from prva,e letter from al iasel'
gent and reliable gentleman Of he Fiah
Osio Regiment. nov - Western virxini.
and ai~zys Democrat
Il ~.s angry and sorr, % read the pro
see linEs aud resolutions Of the Democrats
C>sassatoa oi Ohio. prav God they nav
Be ds<rscctally beaten Al tie election
VII never call ruyself. Democrst again uhiic
TIE parry y controlled ~ ia present leafe-,
l dnnt tkink that tie Pr--sdeat could Co.
si1tn'ionaliy have snsf ~r,iei she ~rit 81 ssksss
csryas Bat 4 i ds<asiins % see saen t.ks
sisaataEe Of that usigh. e called = acee.
a-v trstch. % grsufv svsr &c sor sns.ls -
S.snd n .li.e sSasnss former political ono
Esrts- heTe sfe too nea a thif cosas,ax
vho vcse iorrneriy Repsh. icaas. an ,si4
fwos Ys, an aag al tie rsst. kaa~ ~ /.
eestan,y that there ouiy epe nsa -
ssn7stasss 9Th the <ctors n he Dens.
crate os'o Conventloa and - - -sr,A.
49,. secd +. -r5sasnx ssll0.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
The Hhiaocrros Aiire-Ie 4. Re.
Captured.

The Lscror.e wiz Dsn.seraf. q last
week. says.
Dan kices Rhneceros Which cot over
board While being broush, to this city to
weeks a-o. va captured last night alter a
i-ariai struggle. AMI = nov securely chained
IN us city waiting the mixing - neu CAGE
and -ason - the shop 81 X \. Tin Itcame
GA, q tic wafer Yesterday afternoon .host
ave O'Clock. ant nth careful step waikei -
to NunSer's eorndei1. aliel ia esn.c ~.
belly Viih corn, sri On his Ny back. cot n
% the chain trap which had been 80, bv
Ncssr, Potter. Wugh,son. haogcr. sni coi
Preston he agent. Of Mr Rec. catching h..b
Tore feet securely fast. rore was thrown
around h's neck ani b. severe choking ~.
mons sr was snbtgei ani blln!o...eI wh.s !,
al onee gave "a. snd vas led hle -,lf A.
ms eisy. and Gagged sor tie i',as 10 D,v;..
stone stable Col. Preston .eas.t..ie,ch
81 tae mcn -ho helped n h,s sne.,e.sfsl
capture With 40 hundred dollars. ana -.
toung f<rirstoa. -hs rs kurt On S,,s,s..
at. 4 thousand dollars n fail fer =.
esu'ages. ees'des paying tie bill ~ D.
ansron. The monster will be IT,. :.
Nas~uSec seon ~ the cage can 10 snj,hs9
~h'rA III = by Tuesday next
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

DipS vii hc received BY y. " NnshsH e. re-
I'D pairing The school House o. south Market street.
SPECIFICATIONS Of the work b~ dons. can be bad a.
Mln.hsil f@ddcck'a store Anz T. ar
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Coz MANSON The GTeencsslle Banner
seils The following about Csi. VI inson lis
a little old. bus i i good. nevertheless:
Manson. tie brave and gallant Colonel OF
the 10Th regiment Indiana volunteers. is no
more brave than he i generous and humsne
70 the men under him While on his resent
expedition in Western virgini,. the regimen,
II one time were Art OF bleadstuf The
Colonel - - ekpedients. and ever
mind -eUtssrsv lsm~of his men. came % a
- near Buckhannon. which had jus,
bee6 deserted by an old tory with some eighty
or ninety bushels of corn in il. Although
late in the evening, Manson. having had a
previous knowledge Of the milling business.
set the "masheen' in operation, and By morn.
ing had the corn ali ground into meal. rhc.i
in due time was sent around 10 the different
companies composing his regiment. That
morning The boys al had corn bread in great
abundance.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

~ 49, Gr sAE1e uDDce- q 1ugs->-
Dss"e- w" above, ~ lsa-t One hundred
men rom tbs county are scattered among
different iniiana rsgimets in Virginia and
Missouri. having enlisted in companies raised
IN other Counties. We hive. in aititi cn. IN
this county. An artillery company. with A six
FOUNDER held piece. and several companies
offulls armed and equipped Home Guards
All sworn into the State service. and attached
70 tho Fourth Indiana Legisn. under com
manc OF Col Crooks.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

srExoEa Cor~Tr The Rockport Demo-
eT-s mike the Isllossag st.temeat 81 the
number of volnnIccss sent from crencer
county:
&c tcssl uams Der OF companies sent oaf
OF this connty Tor three vera. or during the
war. Elk a =. fni,ax--
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
FOR RENT.

nSE Of mr. brick Dwellings, on Ohio street, atoSe
~ 5th, will DC vacant about the 10th inst t~y
Wishing Convenient residence will take notice.
6. W PATRICK,
sept l. - Corner Of sth and Main street
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

INDIANA sBrRY UNIVERSITY. Term
IL commences. September ls,a Examination for
adj ission 10 elissss hodsy aud Tuesday preceding
Pfosp, Ct for students good.
Provision f-r German and Trtnch az low rate
course n General Lectures FIRE.
Expenses can be greatly reduced. especially ~
those boarding themselves
No though; q snspsnd.ng.
law term will commence Novcrnhe. &c, 1851.
THos. BOWMAN, Pre.'t
J. TfSotKr. sec'y.
GkkrscA1iE. Aug -. isei-dv.i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Tue C:pciunati Commercial dssires 70 kno"
where JrSsx ID Brisur il: IL a under the
inp.ess that he 70 nsHfed" Does not
anybody kno~ rhere be lives 4 psesenss--
S1ry,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
NOTICE.

DsETfcri.tR NOTICE. Is hereby ries-. = al
L ~hrn a usr ncerr. ttsf "a ne nefes ard
heek soccaafs q tie ists firm 4 Fiisha sie,h.f..
Co. 100 tn thr hartt 81 TIE 4naersl rrc1 for
irsitnasut and " sheta Qsymeui must art csu o1ly
- nadr Immediate atisnton = called - this MT.
ter. those ~hc al 90 avail tboruseive. q the
esneni y III. notice. auss eSp~c, % rsy eo%t..
kax. ~. 80 J KERN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Nssoz Lows 81 in our city On yesterday
afternoon. and spent fes hours a, Camp
yigo. with the officers Of the 5ist.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Office Persons having bust
~ ness with s Wolf A. Co. will and the under
sgned stths Hardware siors Of wm A. Griswold.
an30dl~w. s. WOLF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
Tsrre. Haute Female College.

TVS SEVENTH Sk M ANNUAL SESSION Of the
i Tcrre- Hsute Female COLLEGE. viii commence on
thursday, the 18th q September nexL The sane
Professors ard Teachers who have ,ssr and W.
l-gc heretofore. will with few exceptions. continue
Ia the school Those wishing 20 enter should % 80
- the beginning n possible. Any further iufafms-
ton, - acsisioyue q the School may be bad y ID
dressing The undersigned ~ Terre.Hsufe
anlsd0 JOHN COVERT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

X . D ~ = . MS
Thrashing Machines and Engines.
rIHKr Ark nHE uESr ~ Usr FOR CLEANING
Il su1 sssfng ~ srsli. fass thsasblnE a1d durs
t.itv. her Separator tcok 80 s1ks- rxr.srx a.
~ wayus Gcariy Pair 49, Pail Their Hsr.< Ps--
tre Ne lkbiesf tfsA 81 ~ lnasafsrfuret. al
tArir rcrtshl~ Fe-trss 80 ai.stlrp,>.~d-
- 49, = WOLF a CO.
ss-Sek~ nrre Hkais, I'd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
BOOKS.

TRUMPS \ NOVEL. ~ GEO
i v. CVKus. srlsudidiy uis.tfssef =, lsa,.rs.
MAcAULAY's HISTORY or ENGLAND
foi So
THE WITS AND BFAUx or SOCIETY
~ NJ suth@ - 'Qa.~o. q sorse,s'
spies~u ~ ~H Er--sr.aa.~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Me Acatei Hair washi

DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
u AavinE rseitsc If. 6ssyfng srr Hsif brs-.sx
s.iol. scionng the Tsrre Hautc flouss. tes- ies.e
q intern tbe csussEs sae pVbie generally. ttaf 10
= no~ prepared - SAT- upoa e,st.sn<Fs Ia -
rs1ai -artlsctofy nsrbsr. rtrfct susuf.n given te
sh-.zposa.Rs s-s Svssl< Lsdss ss1 LruIe Orb
Ran. SEyA ". ok1ApA
sAoAf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
uo-rDeI,riea> A D.i,rh,s,,.c.
dial Lser Taken!

tE thousands an,n thous
- ~nds W.T. arr esi,y u.inz gsi<sn'. s,ren,vh.,.
NJ 'rrr q, eertii. a., - IL sb-csr,l- a. ~.
nar lefre1y fcr rerao-fr- sne ISYlsORATTNc -,
ire arc eiseas>f ssssena. psrf+sng .nd 81.
szlit - ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
MILLINERY GOODS.

DECEIVED THIS DAY ~ EXPRESS FROM N
IL ar invOics II
Mss 4 CHILpEES's HATS, Ribbons. &C.
Alsc the New Style summer
ZILLEAJ PATTERN BONNET
The Ne Plus rlEai Airy. Chsste and Elegant
Mrs. WALTER,
10 Main street. between Fifth and sixth.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
COLLIE CIATE.
Indiana State University.
BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA.

4 IL THE DEPARTMENTS or THE STATE mi
n YERSITY viii bs in full opcr alton. with fuf
corps Of able and experienced Professors nofvi b
-tsndirg the hardness OF the times. The past year
mas been spro<perous one for the Cniversity. Ibs
next term III commepce on the 18th Of Sspgsmber
TUITION IL FREE
LAW DEPARTMENT
Hon. GEossE A. BIcxsrLL. a New Albany, Judge
q The Second Judicial Circ-ii Of Indiana, will take
charge films department. His superior talents and
rcpu alton eminent iurst will impart 10 II the
highest degree Of attraction and importance The
Law rrEx begins the ilih Of Nov, aud vii Con-
time three racrtbs.
IUr110S.
Senior Class .'r.- ..-.-..-s...-. 20 Oo
junior li1ss.. .+ss-.+.-s 20 %
Good Boarding can oe obtained a. blsomington, AZ
price suit th- hard times. Dor further iniorms-
ton address the President If the University, =;
Bioomingter, Re-. c. Srrr. p. ID.
JAMES II. N xwEii.
rfts't Of TIE BOARD 81 Trustees.
Blcouinssor, lid, AuS 30. lsei-dw7w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

LEGAL.

ct TIE or INDIANA. yIGo COUNTY, SIS No
- tee "a hereby given, that Alexander b. Crane.
administrator Of the estate Of Ezra w. smith. de-
ceased has ted his petition 10 sell the real estate OF
the cecedelt. his personal lie * io.nfcient to J
bis debts; snd that said petition ~ii te heard the
next tern Of the Court q Common Pleas Of sail
eonnty JOS IA. BLAKE, Clerk.
Sept. 8, dit-v3w prs fee -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Desy NJ rnc-snii Il "a esusntec q. s,.. .s,.,,s,
Tor II VII cure any disease Of the Kidn.,. 49,
o. hAaeeri fsnting. 0hssructsa Nsnstru sfi.,n 81
vas O The Womb. harreaness &C any dl.e...s ,r.,,
RON chro-ae ~ Nervous IshsDsy Il !. 50 i.s. ,ra
nsatiN -ss>e%s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
ITEMS FROM rae NEW YORK PRESS.

Nav YoEK, July The special Washington cores
ponden. Of the Everng Post s4ys that IL 600 Federal
troops bad crossed the Potomac siihn the past twenty
four hours.
Gen. Duryes has been appointed Brisaeier General.
Ell Walton, the Governor of Utah, deemiDg the sup
Dor, of the Lincoln Government Inconsistent with his
duty, has resigned.
The Federal steamer Monticello while accommodating
Yesterday about i've miles above Newport News discOr
ersi about 100 Southeruers aud opened fire upon them
The Monticello landed companies. No particulars
are given.
The British Consul insists on visiting Baltimore on
business, under truce g. accompanied by the armed
tug Hawkins.
Tue New York ZouAves had a recent encounter with
the sousherusrs, Newport News Three Southern
ers aud six OF the Z1uav,s we're killed The ZIuaves
ssni for renforcements.
The above is from the Washington correspondent of
the New YoIk Post.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09
MORE PRIZES.

TALLAHAssEr, Fla, July 7-Frst Lieu. Purs.cha, Of
the Columbia Ra,s, arrived here, Yesterday, with a
guard Of sir men, 10 charge of prize crew, consisting
OF Frs. Lieut. G. L. Ssden and nineteen sailors which
captured the "a inst at Cedar Keys, by de-
IaShueu. under the command of Msjor W. NJ Smith, on
board the steamer Madison. Four prizes taksn
among which is the schooner Fanny with railroad iron
which recently captured OF the mouth Of the Msss-
sppi.
Lieut.. Selden the Second Lieut. Of the United
States steamer Massachusetts,.
The captured vessels now at Cedar KSys unlOsi-
iDg.
Fifteen prisoners found on board the schooner,
consisting Of the crew. aud who greatly EjOced at
their unexpected release. .
; Seldea is the srst naval eficer captured BY the
Confederate forces. He is a native of Virginia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

CSJCsr ISsISUAuoS-The Charles'aa AsrsIy does
gyeat injustice worthy 6-rs. by paragraph in t'
issue Of the 9th inst gatT iAs caption OF "DOdging the
lSsus." l. puhlishsS the circular Of AessrS. DuySl
ksigheF AID boyd advising their friends 10 the South
Mai IAey shave established Office in Richmond under
charge Of Mr.. Wm. j. Boyd. member OF the 6sm, !"
and requesting them % call there for the SETTLEMENT Il
all Business The ksreAry ehSrScterEss the estahl 81
ment Of this oce impairment Sttemp. to avoid
the legitimate results Of the existing war" Isis obvious
that the editor Of the Nrcury has been imposed
By person Who has induced him to believe the
hrm IN question il Northern u.ercsl house. justly
liable 70 the iupu,aou Of 'mpertiGeSee" thus broadly
preferred We EN- il an act OF sheer justice unce-
GIVE our contemporary Mr. BOYD, the junior OF the
hru, is a native OF Richmond and truer Southern
cannot be found R associates are natives Of Maryland
and have Atesed their devotion the Of Southern
hRhss- Their place Of business in the unfortunate
Siy OF BA.inore, aud not the NereUrys paragraph
Implies In Northern Latitude The circular noted
states that Mr. Boyd be found 10 Rehu ond the
Cfhce Of hessrs A X Parker x 20. II Mr. Parker WAS
well knosn ia Charleston be Is in Richmond the
editor OF the Mercury would have been spared tie
bic Of uItrg he paragraph in question: TO it = sGie
certain that 10 Richmond you'd suspect NJ Par
in the slightest degree 'nsOana" 10 the present
erisis Toe tact that sr BOYD altogether ADORE
pietOs aud shop IhseeioTe be exempt from injurious
lnsinaatiOa. e prominent Ia the sf.r OF the 10
o. April when the Massachusetts hrehngs stoned,
In their uAnS through Baltimore and vas conpted in
consequence TO leave the city, 70 avoid We
nigh, mention other circumstances " demonstrate Mr.
Boyds loyalty TO the So1;h 6st have said enough
trust % satisfy the edoE Of the Regy OF the injustice
-unintentioaSl bsieVs-of the paragraph 10 which
We refer,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

EyTxcrs OF LIQUOR- the Mayor had half a dozen
men before him. yesterday charged with being dunk in
the street on Sunday The that Of Henry
Cooo-r the young Texan who recently shot Mr.. John
Lindsey BE amused himself Sunday afternoon by walk
;,g no Broad and laagiDg knife citizens
nom be Glanced to meet, until Cffcers Key ard
oo.rIes iaterfered with the sport The next cas
,,.t of Jos Dnnnavant employed the steamer York.
an vhO invaded Bar-ey Lman's house. and acted in
an outrageous manner until officer Morris walked up and
,rSstsd him The Mayor reminded both prisoners for
.;, before the Hastings Court The others repr-
manded and Discharged
Ann. Ross Who has b,en arrested often Of late for
hspx drunk 10 the street. again before the Mayor,
,sstsrday and vas sent 10 jail.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-09

ALLEGED THyr-Hsnry HoWe., 4 gsn.eelOOkinF
vermonter Vas before the Mayor yesterday, charged
xI.h stealing a small sum Of money from Mr.. Jam, 9
Williamson. Both men have been boarding for zone
time with Mr. Bat Graves, at the Of Franklin and
MAYO streets and occupied adjoining rooms the doors
of which, in hot weather, we're Left open during the
night On Monday, Of last week, Howes informed his
l.Sdlady that be had money TO pay bis board. On
Tuesday night williamson lost bis money, and Oh Wed.
neday HoWes paid his board These circumstances led
20 The arrest Of the vsrmonter he states tina; be sed
the wind" by sling some Of his clothing. To enAbA
him prove this fac; the the case until
In Charleston Tor time past, and that he served
4, member Of artillery company at one Of the bat
ter;es IN Charleston hAroor.