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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-27
LEGAL AbV'S.
- ALE OF REAL ESTATE,-IN PROBATE
> COURT.

- ALE OF REAL ESTATE,-lN PROBATE
- COURT.
john Russell, admir- vs. David Cievcrs aud Catha-
rine Clcvcrs, deed.
On the first day of July, 1851, between 10 O'Clock
II. M and o'clock y. M, on the promises, will be
sold to the highest Bidder, the following real estate,
as the property of Catherine Clevcrs, and David
Clevers, deceased: Commencing % rods west Of
the southeast corner of the north y of the north
west u of section II, township B. range IL cast
thence west 26 rods thence north 50 rods thence
east 26 rods thence south so rods making l3 acres
Also comm ,ncing at the southeast corner of the
north half of the northwest quarter of section H.
township range II cast thence % rods west: tcnce
north 80; thence east % rods thence south so rods
property of David Clevers and Catharine Cevers,
decd Conditions made known day Of sale.
JOHN Russell, admir-.
Cook, PRIcE & JouNsoN, attys.
Nov o0th 1SG1-2ty6Sl 81
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G 6aTlbY EpGrsgstN0ps,

a correspondent of the Sandusl,y Regis
ter gives the following particulars relative
to the culinary department, at Camp Dcnni-
SON.
The building is ll0 feet in length and 40
in width, is well ventilated aud forty men
are employed in baking. 4 firm in Cincip-
natl has the contract for furnishing the -four
ami II. \. Cooper, OF the same city the bak-
ing. Sixty barrels OF flour are consumed
every day. Each loaf weighs two pounds
and two ounces, and is the ration of two
soldiers. Six thousand loaves are turned
out daily. \ well has been sunk in the iu-
terror OF the building iiIty-tive feet deep
There are SIX large oven ranges, with all the
convcnicncos of an extensive bakery beneath
which fire is constantly burning, and each
oven bears very cuphoucous title No l
is General Scott No. ,, Fort Sumter :"
no. 3, Mount Nesuvius = no. 4, "NU DeS-
peroaaum : No. >, "Priuccss Alice :" No 6,
"Jerusaiem." In front of each oven are largo
bread troughs, one of which was of but lit
tie service, and the name of JEFF. Davis
was given to ii, with picturesque view of
! the old traitor with hcRp around his neck.
Strengthening establishments have commenc-
ed operations, near by, and we shall soon
have everything handy The bread is now
of good quality and fresh. We are afraid,
| however, that if the force here is soon start
| ed for Virginia, our contractor will not coin
as much money as lie anticipated. This De-
partmcnt also supplies the Suffers and pro-
vision stores outside of the regiments with
cakes and pics.
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B@33"Thc Southcnors are getting up tes-
timouial for the family Of Jackson, Col. Els
worth's murderer, who was killed in Alex
andra Eleven hundred dollars have been
subscribed in Mobile. The brother of jack
son is announced TO be near Alexandria,
with his wife, picking Oh from two to iivo
Noithcrn soldiers every day: Goy. Lctch-
Gr mas SCh' iUt me ithly OF the slayer OF
ELLSWORTH "ho VIII hereafter be maintain
eL by the state, ana monument wil! DO
erected 10 The memory OF The hrst martyr
Aa8nTho Second Michigan Regiment ar
rived IN baltimore, Tuesday. When ito
tFai! containing the regiment was about
lG"VihS the SubarbS OF Baltimore, rough
UlfeW stone at the orderly sergeant OF
company H. Whlch struck tue latter on tho
leg Inc sergeant raised his musket and
shot the scoundrei promptly. Westerners
are not the men to stand Baltimore insults
ssss-lhc English bankers are alarmed at
the iafSe iIlleoIeuieSs OF ther country to
the lnjed states inc amount OF specie
Tem;tted us since The 2oth OF November last
mas reached the enormous sum OF twenty
hlhe mlliions OF dollars Ihe Ddiy Ne~s
"Hiiltto ''''t -AiieIlGa H1IuS tiie Strings Oh
'PeO.9 i''O '''i''' ~ il, t'o'io''
~ a large gang OF thieves was arrested
al CleVennl on FRIDAY. Considerable prop
cry was found IN Their possession, and tho
thieves lodged IN jail The Herald says
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BT5~Wm. A. Plat, who was sent to Wash
ington by Governor Dennison, TO look after
the wants of the LIST and 2d Ohio Regiment
has returned, and reports that he left them
in comfortable condition, having been
entirely re-clothed and paid up. He will
report to the Governor in full, in few days,
explaining the difficulties about arms and
clothing.
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Ruchcs,
Flowers.

Hats, Caps and Flats,
In fact everything pertaining TO the millinery line.
She is also prepared to Cut, Fit and make Dresses
Capes, Coaks, Talmis and Childru's Clotrg.-
Bleaching and Pressing done to order.
Ladies' will find it much to their advantage by
giving me a call before purchasing elsewhere
April "a, 1S51-51 Mrs NJ. d. CARPENTER.
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BSg~The receipts Of specie in New York,
from England, were over two and quarter
millions Of dollars on the 9th instant This
is unpreeedented.
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troops, and after slight scrimmurc in
which two rebels were killed put things to
rights, disormjrg The scccssiouisis, aud Civ
ing the mushcts to the Union men.
Fridays Dispatches.
The indications of to-day's dispatclSs are
really war-likc. and great battle in East
ern Virginia is possible any moment The
movement of troops from Washington into
Virginia, Thursday evening, was lively ar-
fair. Beauregard is reported to be advanc-
ing toward the Potomac. Wen, we sup
pose we shall have to wait another day for
some thing really exciting.
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FURNITURE {! FUREITUR Il! :!
4 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
II ~ ID ~ A n ID

y e q A + L & 7 Y L Q Z
(Formcr!y II. p. Dcgraff,) No.s7 Bowery, New
York, extending 24l feet through to No. Go CHEEKY
Street, and six stories in height, making it
THE LARGEST FURNITURE STORE
in the United States, and filled with Furnaturo Of
all grades. From the best Parlor to the common
Kitchen, which we are determined to sell at the
small profit of five per cent, and no Deviation,
hoping, by this PLAN to increase cur business suf-
fcent to couuteIbalance the difference in profit.
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WE CONSTANTLY EMPLOY $50 HANDS. AND
LAYIN OUR STOCK FOR NET CASH.

Rosewood Parlor Sets from. $50 90 to $400 90
Mahog and Black Walnut Parlor
Sets FROM. ............ $50 90 to 81 so 90
Rosewood Bedroom Sets, from $50 90 to $3.50 90
Mahog and Black Walnut Bed
room Sets, from. ......"S25 90 to $3.50 90
Enamel Chamber Sets, from. $22 90 to $3.50 OC
Oak and Walnut Dining Sets
FROM. ..,......S25 90 to $3.50 90
Hair Mattresses from. m...........S 90 to $ 25 90
Spring A" ......... 3 90 to $ 10 90
OFFICE FURNIrURE-ALLQ QUALITIES
ALL FURNITURE GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED.
March 18TH lS6l-45m3
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JOURNAL pRINEA4.~sUFViCE.

Having rcplcnshed cur Office with now. typos
throughout, we are now prepared to execute job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes.
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all
Kinds Blanks sc. in the most satisfactory manner.
Orders filed at short notice, and on reasonable
terms.
- ADyrnTisrSa, lw In. 9m e@ l2m
On, % sI square go 9S a9S S{S S5S 4S9 9S0
Y column $50 1900 1900 22.OO 5000
One column $50 1900 5000 $500 5000
deduction Of ) per cent. from the above rates
will be made for Cash.
The space occupied by ten lines Of the type COM
posing the body of the advertisement will be II
square.
All Transient advertisements must he paid for
in advance to insure publication
Advertisements inserted with the mark "tr" will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted four or
more changes will be allowed.
j. w. BAILEY, PUBLISHER AND PRorRrEToE.
VANUS JEEFE RSON,
ATTORNEY At LAW, PERRYsurRe, Omo.-Onicc
in East end of Baird House Building VIII attend
promptly to all business entrusted TO his care. ii
d. W. w.H.DAY. r.w. HUTCHINSON. j. =. PILLARS.
nAY, HUTCHINSON ~ PILLARS,
~ ATTORNEYS At LAW,
Collecting and Real Estate Agents.
VIII attend promptly to all business cntruitcd to
their care.-0tiice over w. J. lIitchcocs store,
Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio. elliott.
JAMES MURRAY. rs. sLEy1S.
SgURR aY & SLEW
WI ATToRNEYs AT Law.
VIII attend promptly to all Legal business en-
trusted to their care in Wood c0untv.Oilicc in the
Perlysburg Band Building. Pcirysburg Ohio If
Il. IL. DODGE. j. r. TYLER.
ODGE ~ TLgGR,
~ ArToRNEys AT LAW, Perry sburg, Ohio.
Particular attention paid to Convcyancing and
Notoral Business. Also, for sale, large quantities
of Land in Wood and adjoining counties. 'GO-tf
ASHER COOK. JF. PRICE. B.w. JOHNSON.
NOOK, PRICE SS JOHNSON.
" ATTORNEYS AT LAW, pcmySbmg, Ohio.
VIII promptly attend to ali Law business entrus
ted to their care. Have for sale large quantities of
Land, including well improved farms, which will be
sold on easy term 'GO-lU
EORGE STR AIN.
" ATTORNEY AT LAW, Peuysburg, Ohio.
VIII attend tO all business entrusted 10 his care
in tho several Courts Of OAio.-Ohicc with John
Bates, 2ni street. '6O-iu
ID u Il T. Il II 4 L.
L ATTORNEY AT LAW, ANn NOTARY PUBLIC.--
viii attend promptly to all business urustpdt to his
care. Office in the Court House with Cook, Price &
Johnson. %, lStO-ly.
DR. j. HOW ELLIS,
- HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
l-tf Bowling Green, Ohio
DR. j. Is. - HiI'CSl.
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Bowling GREEN. Wood County, Ohio.
All calls will be promptly attended to, both day
and night. 'GG-1tf
y AIRD noUsE.
- c. c. BAIRD. PROPRIETOR,
l-tf Perrysbmg, Ohio
DERUlSESURG PLANNING MILF,
/ and SASH FACTORY.
DANIEL LINDSEY, PROPRIETOR.
Manufactures to order, and keeps constantly on
hand general supply of
Doors, SASH Blinds and Window Shades;
Pine, Whitewood anl Ash Flooring;
Pine and Whitcwood Doors.
All kinds of PLANISG done to order. Orders
promptly filed at Toledo prices or in cases,
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CCH0OL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
~ The Board will hold their next regular sessions
for the examination Of Teachers, as follows.
Portage, first Tuesday in July.
In addition 70 the usual course Teachers will here
after be examined in American History,
No applicant will be examined whois not present
punctually at Q O'Clock, a. m:
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-06-27

Having rcpcnishcd cur Office with now types
throughout, we are now prepared to execute job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programmes,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets, all
kinds Blanks, &C. in the most satisfactory manner.
Orders filled at short notice, and on reasonable
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.

GEO. STRAIN, atty.
May 20, lS6l-3wGS6,05
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ID T. Il T. K Il II T. L.
L ATTORNEY AT LAW, ASn NOTARY PUBLIC.--
viii attend promptly to all business iurustedto his
care. Office in the Court House with Cook, Price
Johnson. Nov. 20, 1S60--ly.
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RoCERY AND PROVISION STORE
Low PrIces and E:cady Pay

Having purchased the entire stock of GROCER
les formerly owned by Geo. W. uofenbeck,; will
continue business
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Cavalry.

BY permission of the Adjutant General.
able bodied men are wanted to form a com
pany to fIl Brigade to rel devious in New
York city. where a camp for instruction will
be organized. Good quarters, handsome
uniform and first rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival IN camp.
Pay sl4 TO $24 rKn MONTH
with rations. clothing and bounty. Every
loyal state viii be represented in this Brig
ade. No one will be accepted who is willing
TO enlist in the i3d Regiment. as there is no
desire or intention to retard the filling up of
hat Regiment.
Recruiting office at the south store in the
Linton Block. Market Street, Tcrre Haute
Quarters rations and pay to commence with
date of enlistment
j. b. PRESDEE,
K. y. HOVEY.
DELOS GOULD.
October 4.-dtf
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Patriots, Attention

YorSo AND ABLk BoprrD MrS wASrkD-
for the Lyon Regiment. commanded by the
gallant Col. John Mcneil. Lieut.. Col. Isaac
= Shepard. Major Alexis Muid. TO serve In
the Western Department, under Major Gen.
Fremont.
This Regiment Is especially designed as a
living merumeut to the valor and bravery of
the departed Hero whose name il bears
A recruiting cifice has been opened at the
south east corner OF Wabash and Market sts,
Terre Haute. where all persons wanting TO
10 Join this Regiment for the war, will have
al opportunity. upon immediate application
TO the Recruitipc Officer.
j. TAYLOR.
+ 5 Pay and ratiOns from the day of en-
istment div
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TREASURY NOTES.


DURStANT 10 instructions from the Secretary
II Of the Treasury, book will be opened On the
18th day Of October, issl at the Office q the Branch
Bank at Terre Haute. Indiana for subscriptions un-
der nay superlntendance for Treasury Notes 90 be
issued under the sfJuly 18th, lssi These notes
will be issued In sums of nfty dollars. hundred
dollars i've hundred dollars. thousand dollsrs
and ave thousand dollars each. dated leth August
1881. payable three years after date order Of
the subscriber er as directed. and bearing interest
1T tho rate oft s-le per cent. per snnnm; payable
semi annually such In crest being al the " Two
cents for each day every hundred dollars For
the ssuveuicnce Il the holder each note will hav.
coupons attached expressing the several amounts Of
seIn -sHnu ! interest which coupons may be detached
aud presented for payment spar stsy from the notes
subscriptions Tor ssch Treasury Notes will be re-
ceived during the ern days rem the day Of oren.
ing the book Aforesaid No subscription Tor To-
than y dollars nor Tor any fraction Of that sum can
BE received. Subscriptions q ffty dollars or on
hundred dollars be paid lawful coin OF the
United States AZ the time q subscribing Sub-criu-
tons of more than one hundred dollars may bt psiS
once or. prefsrred, tenth the time ~ sub
scirbing and onehrd q the whole amount on every
twentieth day thereafter uutiI the whole l. paid-
No payment o. lees than ffy dollsrtcan be soVuted
that being the smallest sum far which Treasury
Notes can ~ issued
Certificates win Be rrar,ed m cap,scst. 20 .vhse,,
bsrs Coz the smofnts paid the original q which
the subscriber will transmit by rnsl the Secretary
~ che Treasury. ~be1 Treasury Notes a. sforetid
will be issued thcreon 20 such subscriber % hi- 90
carrying interest expressed IA such certificate. but
IN -here cniy part q the amount subscsfhsd
"a paid a. the time q subscribing Treasary Notes
vili 10 issued OILY Tor the pa,usus. made ssb.s-
qusuly the first ~hsch viii remain Until the
arneuut subscribed ~ such p~rson shall - paid
when Treasury Notes will be issued Cor sich er.s
payment aiso. On psyment q each deferred insial-
merit the subscriber vii pay IN sddieou thereto.
sun equal 20 the Interest accrued therron from The
18th August 70 The date q psyusns .nd 81 nssl nav
nsut IKE Interest the amount psid cn -uhscrip-
tics. Which payments 4 Interest vii b. reimbursed
q the subscriber IN The payment a the rss COUPON
he Treasury fofes issued upcn such .t~-
y the Treasury vii 10 ssnt 70 the suhscrfbers bv
mail. o. snrs ether mode az may bs lndscstsd bv
them ~hsn they transmit their origins. e~rrnc.i.s-
Int cuplicsts c<ru -.ts may - retained ~ th<n
br der cen seenr PRESTON HrSafy.
sept -. d~s~ eab-crirtton agenL
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

OlNClNNAIls OSt oA
Flour opened dull but closed irmer, though
prices are unchanged superhine held at
$i15@4, 20.
Wheat closed firmer but not much done;
red SOFA soc and white s5d90c.
Corn in good demand a. 29CG30c.
Oats in bette supply and shade lower,
closing at Doc.
Good demand for rye and barley at full
prices.
VIII skey in good demand at l4]4. with
sales of 800 bbls.
Provisions dull, and the demand light
The stock is being shipped East to a market.
5000 pieces plain canvassed hams sold at Sc.
end 400 pieces green hams. 10 be delivered
the last two weeks of November. at a &c.
Nothing doing in hogs; no buyers at over
50 90 and not many at this rate.
Small sales OF bacon ut 41tc, 51ec and
6lsc.
tiRocFRIrs steady anu unchanged
Exchange firm at premium.
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Mrs. MAxr A. CEossY. Teacher OF NJ
sic. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with OF without the use Of instrument In
ssrucfion in Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
ether choral or with instrumental accompa
niment. New popular Sheet Muse. Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply at Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Mss MeLeods School
Room. or at her residence. Corner Of Ohio
and Third streets.
A fr-t class Piano Tor sale. Terms rea-
sonabie. dim
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Gen. Fremont in Springiieid-No
Rebels FouBd-The People Wei
come the Federal AFmy-Ca>unlties
In Zagonyi's Brilliant Charge
Whereabouts Of Gen. Price.
SPECIAL TO ST. Louis REPVBLIcAN.
FaEaoST's HEADouskr CAxP Lroxl
Springfield. No. Oct -
Gen. Fremont and STAFF arrived here yes
terday. and the Benton Cadets. Col Cars
cavalry, Major Holman's Sharp Shooters and
Gen Ssgel's command. at different periods
during the same DAY. finding no professed
rebels in the place Our troops were receiv-
ed with delight
The stars and stripes being displayed
al numerous houses, and men. women
and children waving handkerehiefs from al
most every doorway.
Major White, OF the Prairie Scouts. whose
command started the same night with Major
Zagonyi for Springfield. had beea quite i'll.
and was captured by the rebels while riding
in buggy and. alter the fight. was taken
several miles out Of town by guard of
twenty rebels, but was rescued by party Of
Greene County Home Guards and IS n0w
here
The lo.s of Fremont body guard, in their
desperate charge of Friday last. was fifteen
kisl,,i, twenty wounded and twenty five mis-
siuc Three of the wounded have since died
anu doubtless many OF the missing viii soon
report themselves
The rebel loss is stared from fifsy TO sixty
killed ard forty or fifty wounded
The rebels we're commanded By Colonies
johnson. Frazier. Price aud Turner. The
latter two Of whom are said TO have been
killed.
Gen Fremont will probably remain here
until the other divisions of the army arrive
Gen Price is still reported TO ne in the
vicinity OF Carthage. but nothing definite l.
known Of ais whereabouts.
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Brsndreths Pills hsv. beer b<for. IN. -sr,s T..
nearly one hundred and ten years Thsy have an q.
tAolisAed character for safety and efficacy. ~AIea
pisces Them In 'hs hrss rsnk Of ell the pedssnss C
The day. They are purely vegetable, harmless 10
me tenoeresi age OF weakest frame yet q ru>i-n.
enese, 10 thercushiy cleans and purity the blood.
through the organs q The stomach and bo~.,..-
they aid and improve Digestion. aud soupS refresh
Ing sleep follows their use. ney have cured Aeu.
snd' OF cases Of The most distressing dyspepsia AL
the symptoms Of confirmed eenssnptsol h.vs been
removed sy their use and health has again sl.sssa
the once Departing Invalid cestivensss, The treat
preno'er Of disease, iHf.,biy cured By se.e psll.
Apopleay ana paralysis are GO surely prevented n
the pills are perssvsrinsly used soon - sr,lsss.
or inirnss pain Of the head IL exyerieno>1. Tlsas-
ands Of cases furnished IN proof Price ,s osuts p
box
Sold BY j. r. cvsDssAs. Tsrs- Hsute, and ~ al
Respectable dealers In medicine lectiedvin
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rKIsUSEs DISPATCH.
a Petition for the Promotion OF
Gen. Heintxciman-Rc Loss
at Ed wards Ferry-RebeI Force
nj Leesburg.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l.-Citizens Of Buffalo
sent petition to the President, headed by
Ailiard Fillmore. asking the appointment of
Gen. Heintzelman rs Major General
Ia a conversation at Edwards Ferry. be-
tween the rebel and our pickets. they ac-
knowledge the loss Of killed and wounded at
Edwards Ferry was three hundred and fifty
They lost sixty men in the skirmish at
Edwards Ferry on Tuesday. where our ar
tillery drove them back. They said, on Fri
day night, there we're but three regiments at
Leesburg and they had now about 30 900
men who came up from Manassas. These
would return. as they were not wanted there
These statements are confirmed by rebel
prisoners and scouts.
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Il U Y !
BOOTS AND SHOES

". T. MES,
TnRK HAurx. ISp.
lie has just received larger and better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be
fore, which he VIII sell at prices to suit these
hard tines.
Also
Makes 10 order, and has on hand a good az
sortmcnt OF home made work.
CosE AND SEE
large stock from Which 10 choose,
OF various kinds u Boots and shoes.
y. Is. Don't forget the "OLD CORNER. .
opposite the Southern Bank dlw-wlm
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Arrival OF Arms and Equipments from
Eurcpe-Jury in the Pirate Case
discharged-The Tribune ON Du-
points Private Secretary

NKw YORK, Oct. 3l.-The Arago has ar
rived. bringing ll76 packages OF arms. and
COL packages equipments and clothing, con
signed 20 Collector Barney for Quartermas-
ter General Meigs, the whole comprising
conn lete arms, equipments and clothing for
~ 600 men.
The Jury in the Savannah Pirates case re
port that they were unable to agree. where
upon the papers were taken from them and
they we're discharged from its further consid-
Grafton
The Tribune admits that the rumor of
Com. Dupont's Secretary absconding was un-
founded, and adds, il has reason to believe il
was put into circulation by the enemv of the
gentleman and foe to the Government
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Han. HArl-T. II. Lowere-whs Is a
practical Halter. and successor TO Joseph q.
Yates. corner OF Fifth and Wabash Street.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
nov on hand and = manufacturing to order
the handsomest style Of Pail and Winter
Hats at prices ranging from tao dollars up
wards dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-01

Tax PH1SIx Insurance Co~rASr-"e
direct the attention Of property holders to
the advertisement Of the Phornis Insurance
"a % be found in another column. OF which
Mclean 4 Crane are agents in this city -
Thi. il one Of the oldest and most wealthy
Companies in the Union. and by the libeFali-
~ IN which il has settled. and the prompt
ne-s with which il has paid IL losses, It
...rs. sr.t in the confidence OF the whole
country
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country

DR.. Il. r. Mullen. OF Ripley county Colo
mel OF the 6lst Regiment. was In the city
last night. aad called at our oshce. while We
we're. unfortunately. absent. We regret ex'
ceedingly not seeing him. an old aequain-
lance and valued friend Of former years. II
energy, intelligence and perseverance, serve
to secure success 10 an undertaking, then i
the filing of the 6lst Regiment foregone
conclusion. as, in addition TO Countless bra
very. Col. Mullen possesses the above quail
scations in a more than ordinary degree.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.--All who
II kno~ themselves 10 b. fndrhts1 70 The Terrs-
hsuie }onrnsl orsos. for Subscription 90 ~ork.
~o1ia coufrf srsst tafor. ne. IN this dark hour
q my adversely BY ,ming for~sfd and ssulins tie
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