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NAESsOLUTEO.T OF COFS.ERTJY-sa.
81 10

The copartrership heretofore existing between
John s. Gayitt and Thos. d. Smyth, at Evansville,
uadeF the name and style of Gavitt & Smyths was
dissolved on the Goth day of August, 1861, by the
retiring therefrom of John S. Gavitt- The BUSH
ness will be continued at the old stand by the I'M
dersgned, who has the right to settle the business
of the late firm, and to whom all persons indebted
to said firm will please make payment.
THOMAS d. SMYTH.
August 26th, 1861. aug27-3wd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN E. CRISP,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

THIRD STREET, NEXT doom TO ESQ. J. T. WALKER's,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Having entered upon the duties of his office,
licits the patronage of his friends aud the public
generally. All business entrusted to him will be
promptly attended to- and collections made and the
money paid over speedily as practicable
LII
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. 4.-River rising rapid
ly, with feet in the canal. Weather clear.
Mercury 73o
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CHRIS. HEDDERICH
sept. 80, Isbl. Volksbgte copy /
10 ~. IEl.lO.n "a - 3.

~ Germ. All ,perHons knowing thsm-eivcs e.
be indebted to the CITY Of Evansville fr License OF
any kind, or whose License have ex pired and have
not renewed them, hereby notified that be-
ing in such arrears, will proceed, from and after
Monday, the 81 dav Of September, 1861, to carry
out the Ordinance in such cases, without regard 20
persons. f. 5. MARTIN. City MaTshaI.
August 10Th, 1861. aug3J
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TAKE NOTICE

PERsoN DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRY
GOODS at such prices as will be of an ad-
vantage to themselves, would do we'll TO give
ELLIOTT BROS. call, as they make il
rule to sell at hard times prices
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old Metal Bought.

Jobbing and repairing of all kinds done
at short notice, and workmen sent TO all
parts to set up and do repairing on Machln-
cry and Boilers. .-I.-.-
Send for Circular and see Frlcs Llsls'
April Sd, 1861.
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II Good Time COGsGng -s-For dyspeptics and
those who have been suffering for years with dis
ordered liver, weakness of the digestive organs
You will believe this after giving Hollands Ger
man Bittsrsa trial. This remedy will cause a per-
manent cure, and enable you to enjoy life.
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Special Notices.

RGrhaUs,s Holland BfEfsrs.-The Phila-
deIphia Argus, in speaking of the lato exhibition
held in that city by the Franklin Institute, says
"In noticing medicines, we are always extremely
cautious unless satisfied of the merits of the arti-
cle Among those exhibited is the celebrated II ol-
land Ritters This medicine has been extensively
introduced into every State in the Union, and into
the Canadian Provinces, principally within the last
two years. The exhibition shows testimonials in
every language known in America, among which
we notice one from the late Hon. John NJ. Clayton,
of Delaware
Dyspepsia, Headache, and Indigestion, ny
which all persons are more or less affected, can
usually be cured by taking moderate exercise
wholesome food, aud dose of Boerhave's Holland
Bitters one hour before each meal. BALI s'''''
sep1-4td&w
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CITY ADVERTISED NTS.


Notice is hereby given to the Tax Payers Of the
City of Evansville. that have received from the
Clerk Of the Common Council Of said City, tho
Tax Duplicate for the year 1861 and that am
now ready TO receive the taxes cOnta ned In said
Duplicate.
My ofnce Is at No. SO Main Street, 10 the Wash
ilnSton Hotel building, second door below Third
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Gs6D PER BGG -....s ..
sD% For Extra Family Flour, walraRseu u
z I've 81 - - No 80 Main Street..
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Arrival and Departure of the
M a Z - -
TIME OF CLOSING.

{The time here set down is adjusted TO contract
Eosrs On the River there is variation according
70 circuustancss1
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For Ex0ELLENT FAST ooLoRED CAL

TOo and DeIaines, call on
ELLIOTT BROS,
No. 139 Main Street
aa ts-a
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e.. COPELAND,

NO. A FIRST ST., evansville, Ind,
Pavs the following prices for Uncurrent Funds
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23


M<ssrs. Edasxs:-since Last wrote zoe.
We have lost tso men Of our comPanys--
James coshr.a kns<n % every one in Terre
Hauie. was drowned week before last. he
was gunsmish. and had been detailed TO re
pair guns, &c Sometime during the day
before the night be was drowned, he succeed
Ell in getting some liquor and GOT intoxicst-
ed. In the eyesing he won, on the wharf
boat TO sleep. and some time in the night. he
sIher rolled o. walked Of into the river and
w.cs drowned before assistance could get 70
him Ills body Was not recovered. aud has
not vet been heard from. Tie had a consid-
cradle sum of moaey on his person ~ the
time. Poor Jim. bis greatest enemy was Ii
quor and know that he fought him hard.
bat had 10 give in at last He was one OF
our best soldiers. and being good gunsmith.
his lOs-.will he felt badly. he served. be
lieye. in the Mexican war
The other death Was that Of Chsre- stake
man. son Of Henry Stakeman- The frat
night on our return from Viola, while lying
asleep. some person stepped on Chsrley's
breast, which injured him so much that he
died last Sunday week, and was sent home
the next morning. He received every care
a sick man could receive. bat he was 30 bad.
" injured. he could not get well. visited
him myself frequently, and he always ex-
pressed himself 70 me "a being we'll taken
care Of
Our advance picket got picked up the 9th
er morning just before daybreak. and rather
badly. They were stationed about four
miles from camp at cross road. and were
SIX in number They all won't TO sleep. when
Clay King with about fihy of HE men. sur
rounded and fred volley into them. killing
one on the spot. and in the fight that ensued
two more were taken prisoner. and two NOR
tally wounded. who have since died, only one
really escaping out of the six. and they were
regulars, four years in the service. the men
who snub volunteers.
As a matter Of course, the heavy firing. 50
near camp. alarmed the regular picket. and
they fired their pieces. and the entire camp
was soon under arms. ready for a fight. but
as usual, none came, to the great disgust Of
the boys
This same Clay King is hiding away in 4
swamp about eight miles from here, will
about one hundred and fifty men. and 70,
need not be surprised. il you hear Of his be
ing taken. as the traps are being set for him
lie is regular desperate and thief. and i
recognized by neither army, and | under
stand that Pillow offered reward for him
but / doubt this.
There Was quite spirited little skirmisl
At Columbus the other day, between our gun
boats and the rebel batteries, but believ
the particulars have been telegraphed W
could hear their big guns at this place. quit
distinctly. although the distance is over fort
miles.
| expressed an opinion in sprevious lette
that Judge Williams would not succeed i
raising his regiment. | now take il all back
and confess that did know anything abou
the country people of this district. The regi
ment is meeting with big success and will b
full soon. The people who are joining hin
are from about Mayfeld. and are general.
after revenge. The boys generally are well
Weather cool.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
GENERAL ORDERS, No. !.
HEADQUARTERS I'D kEcIAE>r,f
CAMP Woo. Oct. -, 1851. (


The Colonel commanding has learned
with deep modification and regret that an or
gained mob. composed mainly Of the men
OF this Regiment. in the absence of the Col
onel, and wholly without the knowledge Of
the Lieutenant Colonel in actual command.
who deeply deplores the occurrence, DESTROY
Ell the Office of the Terre Haute Journal.
and committed other acts of violence against
private property in the city of Terre Hauie.
on the night of the 2lst inst
This conduct, IL truly represented, Vas a
grievoas breach. both of the municipal laws
and military discipline, and the guilt OF the
parties concerned can neither be excused nor
screened. Public justice and military disci-
pine require an investigation of the facts,
and the commanding officer now announces
that all proper facilities will be offered to the
civil authorities for the punishment of the
offenders, and that court of inquiry will be
awarded for the purpose. and also to recon-
mend the proper proceedings for military
punishment.
The Colonel INDUCES the hope that the
fair fame of the Regiment will be vindicatcd
by the result
BY order of
GEO. K STEELE,
Colonel Commanding
NJ. j. CoorER, Lieut.. and Adiutant.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

SLOWLY and reluctantly, but surely, thous-
snds who have had. mp 10 very late day, ling
ering hopes that compromise OF our national
troubles might be effected. are beginning TO
be convinced that nothing now remains TO
those loyal 10 the flag of the country but 70
prosecute the war till AT least an honorable
compromise and peace can be Obtained
Among those which have held out longest in
sisting upon compromise is the Albany Argus
aud Allan. the organ Of the New York De
mOcracy. This paper has even been osen-
ave 70 thousands Of its own party for the
pertinscity with which IL has advocated
"peace. when il became evident there could
DO no peace without the most humiliating
admission to the rebels on the part Of the
government But the Atlas and Argus il At
issa fully convinced Of what nearly every one
else had been long before. that compromise
IA now out OF the question, as NO ind by the
following in late number of that paper:
Each day COMPROMISE becomes more diff
cult. If il has not already become impossible.
success has emDoideuc1 the Oonle1tratc NJ
mics 70 the extreme Of insolence. Their
policy IL NO longer defensive. but aggressive
The boundary Of the Potomac no longer sat.
isfes then. They demand Missouri and
Maryland. and aspire 10 possess not only the
mouths and half the course of the Nississip
pi. but the Chesapeake also. and the national
capital
We speak Of the army and the chiefs whc
command il, and these for the moment con
troll the South We believe Generals Davis
and Beauregard would reject any terms oi
peace which did not amount to a recognition
Of the Independence OF all the Confederate
States, and the surrender of the forts therein
now in our possession, and half the western
territory. 1t would be folly To discuss term:
Of settlement with an arrogant and advanc
ing foe. The power and the conceit must b,
taken out OF our adversaries before the time
for negotiation sets in.
Every one not entirely blinded by pref "a
dice must see the force of these remarks
They are true 20 the letter. To talk about
compromise is nothing less than to counse
submission TO the rebels There was time
when compromise was proper and practica
BILE, and We believe there be time again
when we can offer terms honorable to the
nation But il IS not now. We must show
the traitors and show the world that the gov
eminent il yet able TO vindicste its majesty
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From tho Logansport Journal We learn
that Col. Fitch's regiment, the 10th, Is rapid
ly fllins up There are now nine companies
in camp. Some Of them are full and all pro
crossing finely. Another company from
Monticello. under Capt. X. W. Sill. will be
up early this week. II is nearly fun. The
regiment contains one German company
commanded by Captain Antrier. Cas-,
White, Pu' aski, Fulton and other counties in
the Norti. are represented in the regiment by
companies. Twenty-Five companies have
asked 10 be accepted. DIR. H. Coleman has
been commissioned as Surgeon.
Pike county has furnished some FIVE hun
bred men for the war who are now in active
service. Five companies are now Organizing
in Pike. When these are full this patriotic
little county will have furnished full regi-
msnt Of men. II all other counties DO a.
we'll Indiana VIII SION have 10000 men ~
tie field
Col. Barkalsw, who has been authorized
20 raise the ID Indiana German regiment. il
aow industriously at work. Col. b. served
through the Schleswig HoIstein war as an Of
ices Of sharpshooters. and il thoroughly post
ted IN all the tactics OF that useful arm Of
the service lie was recently resident Of
New York city. and was ia the three months
service in New York regiment. and fought
- Pill D., n. = ....l O., l.. -. $780, -.
competent to command a regiment. and we
hope 10 be -oon able 10 chronicle his success
70 bringing into the he'd another regiment
., complete and efficient a. that now com.
nsnded by Col Which. There IL material
enough in Indiana - m,ke Il. although the
Germans have made up one fali regiment.
and contributed largely 10 the formation u
others. IL Col Bsrkalo~ 49, aiioSs l o. 20
oatSil~ Of the State - recruit. into sections
of the country where he y we'll known. he
could GIL up h.s regiment "a. three weeks
We bcbevehe will be Successful. however.
and that at no distant dsy. ia the territory
allotted 70 him fof H. operations. He has
already The nncless ofs regiment. and com
panies are nov forming " several localities
for hin
OVu four tons u lead Al.d oae Thousand
POUNDS Of POWDER are ces<uned daily 80 the
Arsenal IN Iadsaa<nohs II oar members OF
Congress weuld take hold OF thss matter. We
are Of the e?nsou that the National Arsenal
aboa: to be located somewhere IN the West
coaid DC secured Tor indianapolis over
three h.ps.rel h,nd- are noA enplov.
-. assi -hSaL q he permanently located
here. At leas, ne huudfei could l,e e,,,s....s.
" employed
s.c"e rc@ fL.sspts The la.i,e. Of
fi&infeli H~rdriok, couss,. hare collected.
and delivered b Tie QsaFscrnasses .s..er
DAY 81 blankets, Sc pairs Il Sock. an.l -,
of andsf shirt Tor the skier. fram ,h,,
county IA he Regiments nos n wc-aer. A.r
gins They are SUI a. 1crk, and vii vt
soluble IN. above sappls Gsoa IN the .o..i
-cgk So ne
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BIZ private letter dated wArsaw. October
18th. ne learn that Gen. FkKNoSI would
cross the Osage at Warsaw on Saturday last.
on a Pontooa Bridge which vas completed
On the l5th. FRENoST's army had marched
twenty seven miles on the last dsy before
reaching Warsaw. ParcE was represented
as being forty miles in advance. and they
expected to overtake him by Yesterday
Ps,cK,s army il represented 10 be Fifty thous-
aud strong. but fRxxoSr was confident OF
saccess.
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Another Evidencs 81 the Rebels
Disbursements.


Another Evidenes of the Rebels
DisagTeements.
The Richmond Who l. oct with haif a
column OF complaint 20 the same effect as
those We have copied from other papers Of
the same vicinity, IL opens By cordially al.
hitting that tho present war il likely 10 be a
long one. though IL al once hoped that the
rebel forces would carry everything with a
dash. IL then denounces With much bitter.
ness. and nj considerable length, the defen-
siye policy which the Davis government has
seen NJ to pursue. and avows its belief that
inyasions into the loyal Staies-in other
words strictly offensive stratasy-can alone
win the day.
Ii further saws the enemy have the dOmin-
ion Of the sea aud the command oi the Ches
apeake bay, and with their powerful fleets
can make incursions into the Southern coast.
The Wing is confident that il it, views are
carried out. the rebels have nothing 10 fear
but everything 10 hope, and ii affairs are 10
be administered as az present. il saws. we
had as we'll be looking out for terms of sub
mission, and the sooner the better An end
less war. which affords no opportunity for
either victory or revenge j. a bootle-s I'M
deTtaking"
Ii concludes By bearing testimony to the
unselish zeal with which the Southern peo-
pie have offered themselves and their NIL for
the war, but saws an uneasy feeling has be.
gun % exist. and a sense of uneasiness and
disirust = gradually supplanting generou:
confidence. Mutterhgs and complaints are
heard: many Of the appointments which
have been made here filled the eoutry will
spprehensions OF some great disaster. and il
short everything j. going on ut loose ends.
This is the most truthful avowel We have
yet heard from the Happy Family."--Cin
I Gazette
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Dr. NcLean', riiI.,

oS HFkk coNfiaiST, tnslot s.ass. rrAnAcssf A.
There never has been CATHAETIC nnedies,.
enerta u Inc public that has given such snfif. ,sl
isfaction a. Nclesu's Universal isiie
f'eing entirely vegetable. they are Ierfs..i, i,+
ceif aaa can - taken ~ the tender iits. ~,
pronpt and powerful Ia removing az Lou. .,.,r,
uoS acid OF iinpore. leta na'isr tran H. stouacl
IL fact. they the only pile ti.ai -lol 81 - ~
maisrious Districts
They produce no gripping. si,sn,-- 49, ...iu Il. a.
st"ii-ch "r bowels. though very actfr a.sl lr.
Va 'ns't ep'tstlf promoting healthy s.,r.tass ~
the liver aiid hidf.s. Who viii saisi nom Ifi-
ne,s, headaShe AMI feui Stomach. wha ~ ci.sr /.
remedy can BE- Oolaineoi Keep tiru ,.r,f.,.lfi, -,
nano' knsje dose taken Be- fssson. nav ,rt,a,t
hotrst sAys and months - s.olr..s A.. tr IT, y
H. Aei-e@a liii.ers.l Pills. IsAr 10 q ltr T.irr
coste', they ere iasie.ess. hoe Oflv - cent. ~
box AMI eau be- ssili hy nIs- . 4.fr pat II a.. q
j. Il. NOLAN. Sole ifc.r eiaf
IL ~ LIZ -
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MUSICAL.
TREASURY NOTES.


I IDURsbAST ~ lssirsciions from tie seor,tary
Il =; The Treasury, = book WIN h- opcncs 90 the
IN Day u October. 1851 Al The Office Of the branch
Bank AZ Terre -Haate. iI.aua. ior subscriptions
der nay saPerinfentapce 20 Treasury Notes. g. be
issued under the act sfJniy i5ih 1851. Thess notes
will be issued IN sums 81 fifty dollars cue hundred
dollars Eve hnndret aol,s+. 90 ,h.u..ra sol,,-.
sud i've thousand doiisr~ e.ci, csfcs lpfh Aurn.r
lssi. payable three ycas- sffrr ivfe %. order 81
the suhssfiher directed. snf hearing iuiafs.i
the rate n $40 per cent prv anuu-n. pavahl.
siul snnusiiy. ssch irfr-rst hefu~ - tn rsf ~ to
CENTS ~ each day on erffe hnnfred dollars For
tie saa,~nience q the Il p .sch ssie ssii have
courofA 81 sehed. exprcs H n several AMOUNTS ~
semi annn.l Interest which corcns may b detsched
and rreserie fcr payfnen separately from The nosrs
Sahssrlptlons ior such Irea,ury N9tes viii be ~
ceieed during ne rffeers ny~ fs f:Is a-y Of o1en
ta4 ths heok Aforesaid. NJ - H., iniion for lexs
sh<o hy dsllsrs nor ior ar, frse 20 ~ that sun can
Be reoelvsd. Subscriptions q fis dollars or ous
hundred dollars ruust b pad III lawful coin 81 fhe
United State e. Tie time a s0h.srfls0e Subscrip
iioGs "A Is1re lhan c1s huntre dollars nay be .,aia
A. ssc er II red. tenth ne time ~ sub
scfhlug and cne-thrd n tbe ~l'ols on ever
twenufth day thereafter anil The > hoie y paid
NJ peysoecf 81 los fi1s rflv coisrs c-r f -etsd
that being the smallest sUm 81 Which T-es.r-e
Notes csn - ft<red.
Cerlncaics via ~ q ansed In duriicate r. .sh.ri
re ust-crfbtr vii transmit ty msii g. lhs Secretary
q the fnssnfy. Wien Treasury Soiss a. sfo-r.if
All - assured thereof sosaeh -uhscrib.r his order
c2rrytrr interest IN such ccrtfcaf. lut
IN cases sbers oaly pari u The amount .uh~crifr
isph 81 The une a g. 5serltsnz. rtessurv No.es
VII - issnsd oniy for fhe payulerts made suh-~-
rren'if - he ars hcb VII rtsa mt. fe whole
srscans sul~cffhcd ~ sscsA per.sn .hail ~ paid
~hsn Treasury Notes vlf ~ issn-d Sea ss~h nrss
payment sls, On psvrrrf - each def-rre.l l.i si
rnsut TN tt,t&ffts VII 10y IN adiif0n thereto
snrn eqnel - the ilifreef accrued thereon from he
fFtb August q the dsts a psym-uf and Or final pay
meat ike tnisresf "a The ar10ant paid % suh-,rti
tor wbieh payments a interest viii b. reimbursed
= sut@cr1brr the Payment a The Grss s,.,,.,,
II Arfra an l.
~ the Trcsfnrv uih te sent % ne sssioerfi.rs b.
mail sSrh cfhtr sHc8e a. ns.y- ~ .niicai..l ~
thern vbeu hey transmit Leir sinal csrincatrr
ne tnfiissss cefts ssfnnay ~ retained -, th.,.
fsr their oeu sesuf' Pc sf0,s AK SsfS.
sept a. oNs" Subscription Agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
DIR. .. 10. McLcau-s Volcanic os,
LintG4Icul.
Tux Bfsr ExlIENAL =. uK WoslD. sos u,
or BGAsr.

I NJ bisl EKlLLNAI J.. TIiK MuaIn. fut 81,
or BlAsf.
Thousand, If human heings have bt,i rs..,l .i..
q deor-pttucs and misery. hy the uss - ,sis m 4
nable Eminent. Il will relieve PAIN als,,-f i,.st.,
taneocsly, and u viii cleanse. purify ara h.,l ~.
toule-i So6t 81 IA incredibly short Line gefTaS,.
VOLCANIC OIL IINlMENT viii relieve. Il t,,..f III.
Neiefaic Cases ~ Rheumatism. Gout. o. ssufalcia-
For Paralysis, Contracted Muscles. Stiffness OF Neal
ness Ia The joints. Muscles IAgaineuts u wiz c,
er faii. Two applications vii cure Sore Throat
Headache ~ karache. For Burns or Scaids. or a.,
ram d p. .l 'iAih1le tty- Tfy 3D.. and you vii
find Il Indispensable remedy Keen h .lss~s =,
hal.d.
PiANlhE>. fAkNftS ~ ans one having shsrs.
oi horses. wii save noury q. uzlns AcI<-as,'s "
eInc oH iAiimsiH II b. q speedy fnI ir.a.ihs
cure Tor tails Sprans Chafcs Suei,inus Isireu.,.
Sweeney, sure, Wounds. Scratches or any esferrs,
diseAs-s Try ID. aud yon will te CONVINCE
DIR. o. "a. Hcfcao. Sole Proprie;os.
Jasi"i} SAINT Louis No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
THr whole county viii mourn the earl

THx whole country viii mourn the early
death of Col. Ia BaxEE Of Oregon Aiier
passing ,hroogh the deadly strife OF buenA
Vista. and having worked his Way BY his
own encsgies 70 the second highest Posi'i'H
in our Government. be fell on Monda5 o.
this week, calamity leading his regiment
against vastly superior numbers Of The re'
els he lived nobly. he died sloriously
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

agents ~ the FelerA Government to confer
with ..,s1. aud TO suptfinlond. direct and con
duct The prosecutiou of the system OF te
ieust OF your Stste,
- hzse The honor 20 be. Sir. ~
Your obedient servant.
WN. H. SEwERD-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
COLLEGIATE.
Terre-Haute Female College
BOOKS.

TRUMPS a NOVEL By GEO.
i W. CURTIS. spIcndidly Illustrated by Hoppin
MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND
Vol. 9th.
THE WITS AND BEAuX or SOCIETY
by the suihor ~ Queens Of society"
spied~r AZ ". n. BUCKISsHAs's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

Isis sis-irsilr machine s. nos ready lor az ...f
harvest . i-si. I; a. n possible. maie better dies.
ever before. anf 70 arlliv fhe attention "a ~, -.
farfs wanting torh fnaCA.nfe
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Mill that VIZ pr..-ris gsin. Crepe pri-. go
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The Fertilization OF our Sen and
Lake Coasts.

The following important circular has been
addressed to the Governors of all the States
or the seaboard and lakes: