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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

The Keystone sen, tn Aspinwaii.
u.sms..o< Jelx ~ --Osts tie earn Is,

representation OF Sen ,ior Liiharn. the steam.
er keystone State sails to- morrow. 10 con
tey che Northern Light from Aspinwall with
over 20 .0J) 900 in TT sure This duty per-
forne the vessel Is % cruise for the priva-
seef ev>s,e~ tiIl enc fisis CT captures her.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

DIR OFES S0R GARDNER
Is OFT OF TOWN

hcT there are fe~ usore cakes ~ HE htrllx eel.
orstsd Sap sft Al bsrfletts. which are w.rr.-.s.s
20 be an excellent s-teie for shsving sud Tie toilet
cure cure for chaps the fscc hsnds snS hs IN.
teeth. h J. unsarpasse n is ~arranfe~i si.a 40 -.
paint and greece frosn wnolisli III linen mus.
IN, with fat coiossi and white ots from al hind.
q Furniture
80 Cal On Bartlett who i soie agent ana sscuys
cake et'os u All gone lspfl4 -td
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

Privateer OF the New England Coast.
BosroS. July 1.-THE schooner Lapwing
of Holmes Hole reports being informed by
the sow-and-Pigs hghtship that Brig and
Pilot Boat we're captured yesterday OF No
Mans Land by a prsyateer..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
Noon Dispatches.


fhe advancc Of the GRAND &AFiny-
The Rebels Run from Centresiiie
The Star Spangied Banner--ise-
bells Preparing to- Retreat 10 Rich
mond-Another Masked Battery
Its Work--Fortiiying Richmond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

Order Relative TO Fugitive siaves.
WASHINGTON, July l9.-Gen. Mansfield
has issued an order that fugitive slaves under
no pretext whatever, shalt be permitted TO
reside or be harbored either in quarters or
camps Of the tor troops. nor allowed 70 ac-
company the aamy on tho march.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

QcAcx SosTSrss--The majority q hair washes
hair dyes hair tonic hair oil. the numhorless vrepa
rsuons which before the pubic under suo-
exusyssant hypsrboiicai aud fantastic tides e. ~
parsaed IN show window cards, and Bs~spapeI
headings. hair preparation. al burpt..ss "a
As nTs water, their real merit when they poss.ss
any, Il, that they do harm Hogs lard, al air
ell. lard on. o- scented aud eclorcd sn1ke ga,
when in besussfa! wrsppers. and white aint gla.l
tottles, the oostiest character q ionics and shsu
thus costly, hspu.ed with tri-yliase term
and caught at by verdAnt yosng and cd q boL ssa
such 1. not the csaTsStsf q Prof Woods H.ir
Restorative. The seutletnAn comes before the void
without any high falutia'' Nlo,.Aloswluia. ox are
Other astounding sDA startling catch ps.ny tsn hy
simply sdvsrures Hair Rsstotsu~e-whsi Il -.
presses. preoisely-snd ksssors alive n aot. bu,
Pref Woods Hsr Restorative sud as you valus NV
sesip. sye. ycur very brains. apply bothing es., fr
II may be thst ya you viii get sons worse sub.tss
than perfunsd lard eel On yoar Uranium Rsu@roler
Woods Restorative fOr the hair 4 the best srt,cse ..
ant jaSd~in
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Driving thc scceshers out OF ives.
tern Virginia..

wAsnISoroS. July lo--An official dispatch
has been received from Gen. 10 clellan, da-
ted Beverly. July 18Th, saying that one of
Gem Coz's Regiments, tho second Kentucky.
defeated and drove six hundred OF Wises
command out Of Barbourrille. Cabell county
on the 10th
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

IT. j. FOR IL f ST,
a ttorney at L w i,
OFFICE,
Ne Is wssssh--t, between ID and xsh. South SIC.
snisaw'y rvRRE-nAurS. IND
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
NEEDLE.WORK.

Ladiesi Ladies! Ladies'
MISSES A & ". wrrTsNBsEo, win sssin.opsn
vi class for teaching necdls-work, on Monday.
July sth. At their residence wabash street. No O.
Mechanics' Row. lInly 3. d2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

"BrsralY. Va. July L.. 1861.
"EprroR JorRSAI.--Cot Chris. Mlllor az a
2siyat, house Tie l. doing finely. Billy
Wilson T. well"
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BLIC SPEAKING.
Col. u. W. Thompson and non.
w. T.. McLeam,

win address the citizens of Prairie,on town.
ship and vicinity. at PRAIRIETON. nj two
o'clocl On
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

And several other sariesi<s to- Numerous q men
ton.
81 Orders received q ". l. Fwf~6's
June q. DEF North AZ Court gipo-e square
II. n WILLIAMS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

saturday, July eOsh.
All the people are invited to attend.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

Cosplrios or CaaIs MiItss.--Tom Tn.
1srwood. of Lsiayeue. telegraphs home "a
folloaa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
Night Dispatches.

--latest from the Seat of War-Ru-
mored Capture of the Rebel bat
teries - Gov. Letohcr calls out thu
entire sItlftsm Of the state.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
Braudreth,s pills.

DTduufctn's THIS.
The Of these Pills ADD To OUR VITALITY
tbs enabling US 70 resist the ACTION or DISEASE
The way in which cure & effected may be In &c.
esng 10 professional men, yet Is Of any sort 81
consequence 10 a man woman In search Il health
THEY WANT TO Know
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
NOT now IT crkaS.
COSTIVENESS AND DIZZINESS CURED
NEw-fosx. April &, 1850
rH. b. BHlASpETB-psar Sir In the spring Of lss3
had the the misfortune " break my thigh IN couse
queDce Of which my Constitution became greatly de-
biaed, ara suffered With great oostveness attend
cd with dizziness and pain in the head epss
sud oppression q the heart wac attended by s-v-
eral physicians Of this city for three wears without
obtaining relief. and bad dsspAir- u cure tai inai-
y was induced 10 try your flls. which almost ia
starty relieved me. and in short trae completed,
restored my health. ooslsi1er them the be.t med
cioe In the world
Years traiy.
JAMES NrRPHY. $50 West Street
Price Is cents per box
Sold by J. K. ccsnsaaNE, Ierre- suite, and ~ "A
respectable dealers In medicine. fmayls1-ln
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES cLARKE,s

oth lily u M
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared rom a Pyes~rip'.os Of Sir J. Clarke
ND. .Physscsaa Extraordinary 70 fac Qness
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

Sr Lours, July l9.-The Following procla-
nation has just heen received from Brig
Gen Pope.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
THEY WANT 10 Know
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.

fflns - tsnts pei ook
Sold by J 4. cvsDsaAH, Terre-HAsse. and ~ a
respectable dealers I'm medioine fsnaylsa-lu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19

In the above ls indicates HIS rank among these Of tie
same grade
M-Acceptance or NON. acceptance Of appointment.
ano IN OF acceptance, hts birthplace, age, and re
be promptly reported BY each on0er to the Asutant
General Of tho army.
N.-rhe officers OF each regiment viii be assigned to
bsttal0ns ana companies by their respective colones
talon OF infantry running down from 10 inclusive,
and further
V-rhe newly appointed oficerr will lose no time In
making themselves thoroughly acquainted with the army
.gulaln the tactics OF .ne1 several arms sad the
various autes OF their yfofesson. None will be nomi.
for commissions 70 the Senate who have proved
themselves In the Lneantme to be both worthy and
capable OF commanding the brave under
them. That the department may be enabled 10 form
Judgment on this delicate point all commanding officers
Onward TO his Office, time TO reach II by the l5'h OF
July bext statement on honor Of the moral mental
and steal for the service OF each one 81
| The officers belonging TO their command
VL-1hs recruiting for the new regiments will &c
commenced imme datey, and be conducted under the
supernteno Of their colonies lieutenant col0aels
NAY be hereafter determined, IN tho States ADJOINING
the headquarters OF each regiment. AL officers Will sc
by letter or in person, report forthwith for
orders rheT respective coopes The headquarters Of
the different egmenta established the owing
places, vz:-U the Third cavalry, a. Pittsburg
| Pc; Of the Fifth artillery, at Harrisburg Pal
OF The Eleventh toantry, at Fort independence Boston
pa, hcr, Of the twelfth Infantry Etnitou
New YWk haIbor, N cF tia rhfteeeth infantry, at
Jeersur paSrscRe MO- OF the Fourteenth inse2try, NJ
Fort lrOnIbun, Conn OF tne Fifteenth infantry, NJ
Wheeling, Val of the Sixteenth Infantry, 1aicAso, III
Of tho Seventeenth entry al Fort 9dans Ney ort
K l.: OF The Eighteenth ptant-y, at Columbus, 05.0;
o! the Nineteenth in'aDuy, at I0dianagois lad ksS
ms,es FOR biaDKets fuuGs Inc recruiting service
Of ,ach regiment viii oe 1T prepsfef and 10 arde@
10 this Office by the oine. coloneA b order.
L. FsYDdAs. adj teue
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IMPORTANT FROM KANs AS.

IKAvKNw0RfH, June IL, 1851.
Governor Robinson has issued proclamation calling
all good citizens to organize into military companies DO
says Missouri having declared against the federal 60
vernmcnt Kansss liable 70 invasion by the rebels He
Gays one or two infantry corps win DO sworn into the
United States vice for three months
The Second Kansas regiment, in camp at Wyaniot,
has been ustered Captain Johns command will be
organized ss an independent company.
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

CHICAGO, June Is, 1891
The Ecs'''ng Journal says that gentleman with whom
we are well acquainted passed through ths city this
morning direct from Nozzle aud Memphis BE had OPP
portunites Of judging Of the strength AID condition Of
The rebels
he estimates the number Of rebels troops encamped
between vicksburg and Cairo at 80 COO all well armed.
They have 10 sc number of Dahlgren guns.
He slso states that 1T Mobile there 100 900
Belgian mpskets which had not been unlocked when he
left.
The rebel soldiers were eager to march on Cairo or
anywhere else they fight the federal troops, who
they think they whip easily.
He represents the prospects for the wheat aud ocsu
crop in Tennessee Mississippi and Alabama the highest
degree fstteIipg.
IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION OF MAJOR
SULLY TO THE INHABITANTS OF ST.
JOSEPH.
Desiring that apprehension oh uld arse In the pub
lie mind In regard TO my purposes in taking military
ever ready to msrepreeer every movement OF my gov
enmeDt-of their power or evil, address few words
TO tue public My mission here s one OF peace, though
prepared may be 70 sustain the dignity Of my nag,
which have doubt will be eacredy guarded BY The
patriotic and chivalrc people In whose mtdst have
raised it, Believe ms, Missonrians, 1t 1aunte de-
fance in your face. / am here under orders from
mutual government to execute peaceful mission, and
sincerely trust that all rumors Of hostisies to my en-
campmeDt as grountless as know my purpose TO
be to preserve the and quiet Of the
munity. Every effort upon my part shall be made to
effect this OBJECT, and Demonstration individual or
By detachment, fion my command will be permitted
to annoy or IN any way Interfere with the community
in their peaceful avocatiohs Ny government makes no
upon your state and cherishes the hope that she
has cone to make upon her.
In epropg volunteers into the United States service,
obey ing orders and but doing what s recognized
right Of the United staesa right never yet denied by
State horty and there Ia n0w, In the practical
Of hs right Missouri SOIL cause o. irritation
alarm 10 her citizens Believe me there is none
have deemed it proper 70 give this assurance TO my Fellow
ctzers in all candor, and to soy that shall m AXE no
distinction persons 10 my line Of conduct Every
ctzsn be his political opinions what they may, shall be
equally respected his person and property protected
should need III the civil power TO do
In pursuing the lire Of operations thus market OUT sin
ceIely hope other parties will give no Cause Tor de-
PSF, nIe from them on nv part We have peace in
Missouri will, and the true soldier should never
needle ssly draw bis sword A. 3ULLY,
Commanding United States forces
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NEWS FROM KANSAS AND MISSOURI.


correspondent. Of the Ieavenworth Conservative writ
ing from Kansas City, Friday, says that yesterday two
companies Of cavalry and OF Dragons, were sent
toward Independence. They went within two and
half miles OF that place. when they came upon body of
rebels, numbering two thousand. The officers Of
theregulAr force holding apazey when the reools
fred upon the troops wounding man. Another soldier
had his shoulder crushed In the retreat
An express arrived from Independence at Kansas City
at ton o'clock Friday morning BY II We learn that
Captain Holloway, chief Of the rebel forces was killed by
his men accidentally, together with fourteen men,
IN the Ere on the regular troops yesterday.
seems that while the ofcers Of the regulars wefc
holding pasley With the rebels The latter attempted 70
ouark the regulars but did not succeed Tho regulars
retired in good order. eet~s
mo rebels had seven pieces Of cannon in sight and
cred few rounds buto shot was fred BY our troops
they did not 60 prepared to light 90 largo body
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
NEWS FROM CAIRO.

CArRo, juno Is, 1851
The three fugitive slaves arrested here yesterday were
tocay delivered to their owners who reside IN Ballard
county, Kentucky. Ihere 10 no news from the South.
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THE BLOCKADE.

BosTos, June Is, 1891
The searn frigate Colorado went TO this morning.
BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.
The United States frigate Potomac is in the dry
dock under going repairs. She will be stripped recauked
newly c7ppered and thoroughly overh4uled. The steam
frgate Rosnoke is receiving her stores and ammunition
She will be ready In a few days.
The steam frigate Savannah Is receiving her Stores
and will be ready in afew days.
The Brsnaywne is undergoing repairs, and will shortly
Join the blocadipg feet
The steam gunboa:s Abeross and Penguin are taking
in stores and Ammunition; they will each carry four
thirty two FOUNDERS.
n keel for figate has already been laid In the
ward.
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THE WHEELING CONvEN ZION.

WHEEtlNt Juu9 loUI
Mr. CARLISLE from the Committee Business, reported
ordinance the apprehension Ct suspicious persons
in time Of war. Ordered TO be printed.
Also an ordinance fixing the compensation Of State off,
cers and members OF the Legislature, making h much
lower than
Mr. FARNswoKrB OF Upshur, offered resolution that
one Of the leading objects Of The Convention after esab
lrhng Provisional government, is the ssriratlon Of
Western from Eastern Virginia After long this
was laid on the table Ayes 81, noes H. ~
resolution Of respect to the OF Senator DOUG
Tag vas offered by Mr. Harrison, OF Ohio county, which
was unanimously ordered 10 be entered upon the Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
NEW YORK STATE TROOPS.

EMRA, June IL, 1881.
TIE Twenty frat regiment, Of Ba6alo, Col Rogers
commanding, left here Al noon to-day for Harris
burg, where they will probably arrive tonight. Col.
Rorots has orders report himself and com mend,
their arrival Gen Patterson who will probably order
tbcn 10 proceed 10 Wsshnaton Immediately.
The Utica regiment, OIL Christian, leaves Friday
next
Elk regiments now here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
rRUEpARIoT1sM-A PICTURE OF THE TIMES

very beautiful Autograph, giving tableau Of true
patriotism bas Just been issued by OF the publishing
firms in this city It represents the Goddess Of LIBERTY
gliding the Stars and Stripes her hands and invoking
aid Of Americans to crush out rebellion and treason
On side OF the fgure the laws and constitution with
tmbems OF peace and justice portrayed, and on the
Der the result OF treachery In the back ground be-
held the Capitol at Washington which loyal hearts
hurryng fight under the banner Of justice and Free
chrome Autograph 1t is one OF the best prints
| at uhl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
A UNION SOLDIER HUNG BY THE REBEL,

UNION SOLUIEh HUM BI The HEBELS.
gentleman just arrived from Chambersburg says that
on SATURDAY las. repor. reached that place that
young named Gaf, residing at Greencaste, hung
by the scessonets Harper Ferry This report was
confirmed on Monday. permit in his pocket, from
Captain Elder Of 81. Thomas ing that he belonged to
his company, With leave OF absence few days pay
vis to his relations in Virgns for the purpose OF se
ting business relating to estate rhis this
alone all that the rebels found upon him Ii was his
death warrant. Young CAT was about twenty three
years Of age, printer by trade, ami just married.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19
THE BLOCKADE OF THE GULF PORTS.

LorIsvnIH KY, June IL, 1851
The Charleston Mercury Of the 18th inst says that the
report Of Union troops being at Hilton Head is false
Commodore sringha O, the Minnesota, had Informed
the British Consul a. Charleston that the Of the p
vateer Savannah would De sent to New York to stand
trial. aleo that the brig Halle jackson bad been taken
"a prize and sent to the same port.
The Minnesota Wabash and the Flag were of Charles
ton.
The New Orleans Pic9yan. Of the 18th inst that
the yacht Gipsey returned to her owner aud the
released.
The Powhat N ordered the Prnssian bark Pelose OF
from New Orleans the 18th Inst and che sailed for
Havana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-19

Ohio IsaS alexander cS:nesss n. York Fist .sa
First Lieutenant FIRST artillery; (1O VIM: McLsnsh
s ,as a' ct ashF ;s, ais s
BelInap, Of Massachusetts {1251 Brennan, of Iowa
(s4) Moees NJ Granger Of Ohio; (la2) Jacob NJ Egs.er
Fir,t Lieutenant-(l1) James W. Forsyth, of Ohio
2) VIM. B. Hughes, Of Tennessee; 500 Eiisha Camp
Of illinois, Second Lieutenant Ninth Infantry 4') Frss
j. Criey, Of Pennsy vane, second Lieutenant seventh
Infantry (69 john W. H. milton Of Illinois, (So) Robert
Huh, Of New York; ,t9D W.. FettermaD, Of Della
D. Cash, Volunteers; l122l Anson Denton, Of hchigsn
(la2) VIM II. Taylor, Volunteers; (lal) n. c. kenny
Of New Jersey; $50 Richard L. Mo'rs, Of Neg Yo-k
Mills, OF New Mexico; 077) Andrew S Burt of OHIO
Q86) Thomas K. Burrows, Volunteers; (le5) Wilian
0Brien; (2o4) symes GARNER OF New YORK; (2l3 cAu
dius Schmdt Of Massachusetts; (212) Morgan Ogden
Of Dstrct Of Columbia (73o) w. W. Stevenson OF Ne
York; CAD Thomas Blend, Of Ohio.
Frft Sergeant Company +, Fourth artillery; (i6) Jas
Powell OF the Army, First sergeant Company l, Frs,
cavalry; (1s) VIM. =. N. clsary, Volunteers.
Cclonel-(s) Edward r. s Candy, Of Indiana, Major
and Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Tenth infantry.
ksM aSsustus S Ss YORK Hn'0
Fasmastr- Ce) Stephen D. Carpenter, Of Maine, Cap
tain First infantry.
Lieutenant First artillery; (2o) samuel e. Reg nods OF
Virginia. First Lieutenant Frst infantry (3sl Henry w.
Cloeson OF Vermont, First Leutensnt First artillery
(4s) Augustus Plummer, Of Pennsylvania, Frst Lieu
ter ant seventh infantry tsp James b. MCPHERSON q
Ohio First Lieutenant Engineers (6O Jeremiah d. Gil
man, Maine, Frst Lieutenant FIRST ARTILLERY; (7S)
Edmund smith, Volunteers; (SS) John a. Fsrquhar Of
ndarns; 1857 Charles ". Green, Of Rhode leland l0s)
Francis Feesenden, of Maine 17 john Tucker, Jr Of
D Massey. Of Ohio; lils) Lewis Wilson volantesrs
tira Ae,sesonts -1ol Orlando Moore, Of Michigan
le) ean uel Carroll VI DisSict Columbia; (l7) Arthur
: Cunningham, cf District Columbia (40l Oliver p.
GoodI8 Of Indiana, Second Lieutenant, Tenth Infantry;
(t0 BYRON G. Daniels, q New York; iSiFfank Brown,
q s,s s. So ouna1ing. Of Nov York;
ard stAnsbury Of Minnesota; l2Sl Egoert Phelps, Of
Vermont; (133 Augustus Boyd, Of PsnnsyvaniA; C42)
Jacob Jones, vopnteeys bl) John r. Ely, voiuntscrs;
fiso) Matthew JACK Volunteers (1oel William Gilbert,
Nsnnel an6ten Of District Columbia; fl0e) william
LISTER, Of Michigan l9as William Fogsry, Of Illinois;
(1%) Lewis 6ny der. Of California; (223) Edward Moae,
Ct Mary land; (23l) Yeatman Bicknm voluateAs (935
Harrison Asrd, Volunteers; (2Ss) George W. Smith, Of
Kansss
Second Enthusiastically Colin B. Ferguson, OF the
army, sergesnt Major, First Artillery; (20) william II
Leamy, Of lhe army.
1.-The humber preHxed 10 the nane Of each oha r
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

"a Full BELLY MAKErH THE HEART
GLAp."-Detern,ined to do all in their pow
er to make glad the hearts Of the Democra-
cy who are about leaving power and place
and to add to the joy of all good Republi-
cans that old Abe will be peaceably inaug-
urat I'd, and that the i" better day" has ar
rived for our country, John NJ. Paxson and
Phil. Virgins have bought of Milton Thorn
burg. Of Fsyette county. two of the finest
and latest heifers it has ever been our good
fortune to see-weighing 1000 lbs. EACH
They will be butchered on Friday and serv-
ed out to customers on Saturday morning at
Paxson's General Provision and Produce
store en- North Marion street, and At Wig
gins's Meat Shop. on Main. Both Paxson
and Virgins will have on hand variety Of
other kinds Of choice meats. and invite the
public to come and have their baskets filed.
and have feast CT fat things--be glad.
Mr.. Paxson will have on Saturday morn
ing the finest kind Of fresh butter, chickens
and all the necessary fixings for the promo.
ton of gladuess. He supplies his custo
mers with fresh bread, cakes, crackers. &c,
DC, at either Wholesale or retail. Give
him a call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

Was celebrated in Richmond by all our
Fire Companies, and numerous citizens. both
in the city and vicinity, were gratlfed at
the fine display made. and with the effclen-
cy each fire engine operated at the trial
IT'S hoped that ere the recurrence OF anoih
er anniversary of the Birthday Of the Faith
or Of his Country. that the baleful fires Of
secession and disunion may be quenched by
the practice Of the precepts taught by him
who was =" first in peace-irst in war and
first in the hearts of his country men" as
effectually as our well drilled and efficient
Fire Department can quench a fire through
its timely aid. Whilst the cannon was
firing the National salute Of thirty -four guns,
all the bells in the city commenced ringing,
and. for once, the Quaker City was made
vocal with music. not exactly the Emusic of
the spheres" or Edgar A. Poe's b" tinkling
of Observation-Disclosures" but a clang-a
peel, loud enough to awake the famous seven
sleepers.
All the Fire Companies presented . fine
appearance, and all honor is due the Wash
ington No. rs for getting up The interest
ing entertainment, and to the 2's. IS and
IS for assisting them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1861-02-28

EMPIRE SEWING MACHINES Bel
lis has the Agency for the State Of Indiana
for thu Empire Sewing Machine. and i. ap-
pears to US from witnessing its operation.
that it is the Machine to "pay" both him
and those who purchase it. 1t does its
work perfectly. and. like the dispensation
of charity should be, noiselessly.
1t requires fifty per cent. less power to
drive it than any other Machine in market
A girl Of twelve years of age can work it
steadily. without fatigue or injury to health.
Its strength aud wonderful simplicity OF
construction render it almost impossible to
get out of order, and is GUARANTEED by the
company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with a superior
article, to call and examine this unrivalled
Machine.
There are three sizes Of this unrivalled
Machine, No. Family Machine, price $50
No. small manufacturing Machine. sos.
and No. 8. large do. SSO-the transporta-
ion from n. Y. to be added.