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, 1862-08-28
20 Cn1ltrarturS.

GTREET LAMPS ANO POSTS
~ WASTED-sids will b. rcaeisad at this office
until I A. u. Friday, December 18th, 70: lU5 Laap
Ptssi lie furnished to tue Cit; ct C11:a g. and 1
t1ituteo asoug certa stTt t7in1 e,t .iviA N, to
II fsieE: :ttu BY the Eu.tl i OF Pih'Ic Wor.s,
,frorot..s Will he 1ecelsc1 ut the same t.n1e aud
race lor 1oS Lamps FIR turn sling the pst5 re:trttd
.ss lal z5l lbs eaL, aul bs,lt Lac Fosts -ups
MI be e te same pitt, m. kind aud qaaty as de
GINS Liz nr and Cuke CchrAnY.
Pny nents tor tnc above will be made when the 8p-
nuul tax levy for 1862 shall he CO olecrsd,
b. OrdcI of the ts14Ff.
i. ". TINKHAM. Secretary,
Office Ct tie Board Of Public Works, Clio x !, Auz,
21Ih, 1Se2. auaT-t ri I'd
, 1862-08-28

The Continenta: .Mtn1hly has discovered the
Kid q. dllch III With tn.: rebeis propose IL
Gle TIE authuIiIy given is one William
Sunkspea!t, the pas s"G+ is vut into the mouth
of'he It Ie,tant t1aiter, E1ota; bus, in tan
tLcuy ana Cl.oEatra."
will 70 seek
Some ditch wherein tp die The }ouE Jest fits
bly, fdf;tr mart IT liJe
, 1862-08-28

1hc Ad2ance in God and its EjDeacts-S!anapede
IRON The State Pfison-.d LuckhSs Leute7aaut
Gozs77to7-12e Senatorial Question.
, 1862-08-28

2T4TF OF IL1INOIS, C0HN TY
~ nF CooK. IS; ss;-sape; io5 Court ef GA;easo,
Martin vs. 0rrln 2o5e, nantet r. EIeto1, William
LII, Willsm L. Davis Ed~ ard 81 rt1n. lawrence
FESn: Enwa;d Aver; SGuliy Things scolly pa;r.ck Dana,
Juteph E. eil. field h1athew Jordan and Rd:et I5r
dsn his @i1c John Pront cr ael Prout Mary eson
NtlltaE Lei SIN an; Jot n LcesEn.
atlIa.ft tlat @ 0 kIemm. joseph 2. S.. geld,
A4tthe " Jordan. Er'd& tJo t*n his vile Juhn Pfout,
FdNard scu&.y anu Michael Prout aee idaats .bGre
naneo art hoareslients, anf tnat Mari Lesson. VII
liam LeeEnn, And Jvhn L.eser. defend sats above
Enmeu, Gu due tn4u.rT cnnnor he found hatin. been
hed IL the Ii &C Of l,e Geek OF said Superior Court
klenlm Jpsf pit E. Shssi+d, Matthew Jordan Brtaset
Jore bis wife j. hn Prort, Nt,chael Front. Msry
Leesnn. William Le. So John Lseson ana Edward
Ecully. that the co1lpainHlts flea ttpIr bill If con-
plant IN said Court. thr t:hanctry ge thereof gu
the flfth day Of AIEu5t 1si3, and tnat summons
tne,eu; IS ued out ssit Court ~ tn'r sad uef3a
darts. retar 'le OIL the list Monday Of Novem3er
next (tSf51. m Il By law r.4u're i.
Now, mi. sE YOU the tait t>rho Klarum. Joseph
ehtffe ID, arfew j. reaL. BridgeL JordeE. wife.
Jonn Prout. M.ch,r! Pzcut, Mavy Lees II, William
lecton. E"wHrd Scuv and John L. snail pers H.
ally pe I'D 4rpear b f'ac sa1d 5upeIl r Coart OF CHI.
ere 70 he 1dr, Ut CHICAGO. IN said County, on
the first Monday OF Nven b. 1s62 plead Yaswrr
or den}ur to tie =II lainaLts bit OF compliant
and tl.c matters and thu ther In cllnrE.
anu t1ate41. vi be takeL fessed, aGd d-cree
entered at atnst acco1d!HE t., the prare- ~ said
bill. THOMAS B. GARTER Clerk
D. n. BCRSHAA, CoHprts Solr. aul6t5D-iw
, 1862-08-28
Goal QnD l!Nu0p*


THEAP FUEL! CHEAP FUEL!
The increasing demand for the excellent Coal now
being mined BY tho
Northern Illinois Coel and Iron Comfy,
OF LA SALLE.
Has obliged tncr facilities foG It's sunoly
g. d have Just opened another Dsr~o- 10. our Goals
o oq Mis' e Oh bs3 't5sss s yn7d %
Co6L ust tho thing for grate stoves aud tt4an pur-
poses, desirs to caI particular attention. to our
NUT SIZE,
For Cooking Stoves and Ranges,
Nhl h being used By 1anias iu our city, and
isptonounced is NJ nj il g.,i is aug other Cost
4 you'd asa call the attcn1lon or NJ snufscturers
nesulpI1urized Coal,
n Tieh i t,:1y equal T. MT SUPERIOR at tue price
haze eud IN ses,sn.d thxy viii 1nl ut what they
good coAi II this arAct rders for :ny quantity let
sc =, ir1T rt1,e Of ny M n 17t' r." On n: STth
y 10 RasS2aS''E e.; In a''sd. sp. w11l1.ns Agent.
GOAL! COaI.! Ct>A1.!-The
~ Scranton. Pit.stnn, w,ltsharre nnG shamoktn
Luno Egg ahc 4'anee Gosls ut viking pr cvs; snta
ar: EXIT c-es r!,1ri. They miro n own t;1ai
AID can tsii the snrne ctare. Il, anthrac Cod
GaT . " p:ht fstn ~ oti.r source. Rrewers,
Bssr,a anr Dealers attention ls called TO tue
Pr Iron iyhea, Rlosshursh Br1ar Hill, Erie, Chip
pe~a al,d al otner Eoals kens and sold at lowest
Offices 2S9 Maids N .t-eer at Madison street Ar1dee
strss, fsot q Liberty street. III o!sf E:1 s,s5
, 1862-08-28
TIL r
Northern Transportation Cs'J

OF QHIO
Ispreparea to t1ansro1I property between
Restsn+ eli Points In New Engiand, GeH Eee&
and the West,
WITH promptresa. care ana dispatch.
Tnis well known Line Of Fourteen F1rst-cIass Ecr&E
eteanaeEs, couuec+n a. Okdensbure With rse
RAlleCsl fur Bohleu aud all Point. f E<Y
Eng'a1d;
tCape Vincent With tbs
Ratlteaa and erupel1or Lf1t bstwesI C&7a
Vincent a1d New York,
and II Oswego with u
LINE OF % FIRST CLASS CANAL 3OAEF
Bstween 0swego. Troy, albany and New Yo1f.
Forming tA1LY LINE from Boa1on. New YUY1
0gdens ;r9n. Caps VincsGt and ORwe9o rc ClayelA7f
Toledo aud Detroit
AMI a ATRIwEEKLY LINE To,
Chicago, Milwaukee and Inte1msdiats Faxta.
4GENTe:
J. K7erz III Broacwsy: New York Johr Ho=a
tDg. stale ktIee Bezrcn Geo a EDDY. Qs4eeso:rgh
a.. Cteyo In Eane V'nrrnt Jonn q. C-nWi1:d q
Eeno Pe:I2n s Breed Cleyrlsrd. Ts!S!r Htyes
Toledo e. r. Ma1h-Ee. Detroit O. j. R2te. A~sp
kee Taylor. MatEz7 4 Co. Racine.
ckARY H. HOWE, Agents.
Feat of North La.alle IT,. Eh1esRr<
, 1862-08-28
ABB: 1tiAM ARTHUR i, 6.
!. NJ OSNaS, S.G
JOSHUA I.tffNEa IRE
JAtt' 3 ATi:l:NAS, Jr,
.Ja1t 49, f, f-afl-t-:1

The undersigned, .es,dc.ts Of Tao n.y. eight mes
Sresr eircn T.. .f.ce a1tr!ias LIS :.sf &
r' iict iti. Gv-. Of In uus IL n .ke
u ae,s Il sa5ss sfsxs;s
s9s1': r;'s; ss t Ss:y TSs 5 r
SsSi as.s f.: ts SS.s 'ss5E
1ngaln. Inv 6,es aasf se ts 1s IL
's;s 81 Pf u { Sf
sy e e sa sat @ ;s's
n eot Cat NJ ND s wi5
sF and ddss & M
tnn cough sure7ac d~o To tue othert ympto
a*ss
qsT. e nnGf9as ~ I f"nds tsas hn naa noTSr could
vs osi ii Il aasissd ] +
sena 3 I'd ae Sua ndssd rss
a5v HT T. os siccS %ho may be nu'orinats 30
25HAxa2 5HsS1E esSEAR: SSSt}21b.D
CHARLES f:s'af a1s5ns e III Peace
Captain ssREsS 81: st:'H nEss s?.1 Fl HfeHs,n it..
]@9s 1855 @sMPH @M Mx7n j.. is'D'
{:5sSSEKTT S5iSET sffSSSs, sEf:SSs
=, %$z5EsfS $4SEs TSaRsRi: aFRSRRfiS'
5S$E* 3i;E;$:a5 S$$ :$SH5$$r SSji; Etc.,
OfBucks t"u ,tT. Pa.
g st1sss e. 1,d rsd ~ 1sttrs tr tI ID
se pss q Is i
LORD x SMITH,
.1ss ,.o,,,: q Lake street. wholesale Ase.ts.
, 1862-08-28
~TATE OF rIN0Ts COUNT5

ESTATE OF ASHLEY GIL
~ BERT. DECEASED -Pnb1f: notice IS hereby
given to all rs1Es c-inls against tha estate
Of ASHLEY Gilbert ntcens"d to pra.tnt thu for
Adsndic 'f1on ami Sttfenlrt to the 0ctohe. t.-rl OF
the Comfy Court iuk County to be holde1 at the
Coult Hons. IN the City Of Chicago, On the third
Moud.y OF October 4 D. 1851.
MARLA GubERr, Administrative.
Chicago. Aug l9th l5Ga auA1.ti3t6W
, 1862-08-28
TIL E.
Y estern transportation gsi
AID
WESTERN ExFRE3g,
1S SO.


sseau Prou-erF on asieruase days with thoss of u
NEW YORK CENTRAL
NtzC37aGAH CENTRAL RAIzROAD&,
Numbering Thirty 1rseciass szanncl aEd auols sseaa
tse,:es tos sh us'ns spe 81
saa sSa @ &C. s.tss
pangs uneqaa.1ed CANAL facItes. ] cons;staS :: e's
1870 Canal Boats,
Or the le1gess casa six Of which leave New York sn6
Rniia9 dai'y connecting st Buffalo w1.h the iolioum5
THE WESTERN E1FR E.a8.
Owned and operated By this Company VIII run ove7
the New EorS Central RAILROAD 70 Butf4o connecting
Lake:
The Upper Eeke Line I}n;7y.
VT. CO. stenmerz- B.C. d C. Line stean.-a
TONAWANDA. FOUNTAIN GEEY.
FREE STATE, WENtsyA,
MOHAWK. MENDOZA.
PLEuAoGTa, EVEtk&sREENE CITY,
NEPTUNE, GALENA.
MAY FLOWER, CHICAGO.
Leaving the dock al Erie Basin, and foot Of M,cafEn
spry Ss fas eE5s @
oEce. foot Of Michigan street.
The Detroit Line Dufyu,
VI saG,s %g9t asst ssa H + aa9 with II
fork ana Els EailSuads.
r. 7. Co. Steamers. VT Co. steaEn
MISSOURI, DUNKIRK,
ILLINOIS. E0NCuRD,
SAGINAW. MARY STEwARY
OMAR PASHA.
Leaving ha DOCK. Ere Basn, every evening sss
oSos L E95 Essh' or pAssase sppl7 stths Copaa
Cisrefas.a, Toledo, Sa,.d.sssY
, 1862-08-28
1Elc1lclndl.


H. C. eS t. n h5s pay5,f4n
1s o 81 III Eodst ced'; i t. g. IL 3 osef' aad mem
Fl, IN Ssse r 81 q he e CITY ;5
following ill., Ts,ut :zrIy ms, 1all ts3. vls ut
Sss ';S IL s$ II + IL Z: S s Is
M y niE :, ss j 9,we' ,En se5S !s Ea
aud wat :, eak uat cru, scarcely rlise NV na.d
ha n 'f;'sn f'so s t s f sst 4 e. .! M 's aa1 Il Ii HI
s1ck htd " ~ nt"u'1rn by kltd and tyr?nA'hzing
G.'aHhhote WHO Ind cutne II wIns ly departure Iron
IL ST. s5 1cPi # ri q S
With WV o. i"o: Mtg NY c"ug;'. at reliey!i no
TaFe,y rtitt 1caTtt,ie al the sanr line ta:t "a.
"n r. t"? 81 ~ we e. r. Il f. Fl y sass;
:uttt 1i-r. t'fec.rrd $ II Inc Pu nonic syrup.
qS cno .e snnt T. @ M y II M seu upn 1y rn using
Df Srhr IS sk ~ Esrss 1or H ca'n: aa examined
n"457s gun. hut the ot1c- w,s sound IL sa,a Is
G'nla ErHees.iA cnrr s:t~l one iui. as:a led.
l,r schsneAe Me.'c ~! could ,''tlse aaofasf
t. ny ans1 T. s sa me- ss:
n.s r.1 s@ q II y, IT., n; IN,
ny "ne !s>=.i rom ;he d. 3D. A''A ~
S 61 T ,G hc1e ~, io M se M nsd fs something
Sss'Ees latsv an nt';i* Of yellow natter have for
ts o4 ta ,% "a M Msrl5ox fa q mttr
Ny howe!f nov hecau'- rc=u': .nd natural ana III
atIlEhll+ VIII ~ lIlluFGu Could
1Esln nom eating 'un ucl. My acaltn lmnroveda and
j TtERtlIed ; etsrnEth.
1t1i ac ~ ever did in my tuc and eau do
much WorE- C-lnnpt run up y fast
used 70, fur enc naE Ia rA f!ay gone and one
1r.ctt hut II se:rs 70 ule like tat ha4 list
tyt the thes Ia etro Aer fte: taough,
Rl'en eec rt:ff,n with had cough. Or l)3x As
snG Itrsuadt them ~ 1T u1ce ta u. SlCn: * aud
Ettt1Auhut d 'or PERHAPS Itr, were like aud had
OK -nnt uEE tn1 Gail cur-i. n 1lEs day i f1r-
j: :-f'ttnoby cf t!lr ca. efficacy Of Scntncke Puf
lrs .ut For I. Sr os'- that tcl this may THU &
At u'd tnr hl e. tltr"1ts Dladc II deceive
i pool atslcsea, s4aioln the tiele my ply
s;:lAu ar 70 4 aE1aorr nj ". III uonn iutlf t1nts
OF Tacony 10 different times curu: tt, :;
eiis'ast. and .ty"r exp rid reatnred [also
a}{"nd 3h c. rtnct uf TIT hro hers VI 81 ystc Lodge
fc. 2'e, = uf O. + Kindly I'd aver ms,
A.Id ii ly htl!. vel t! w.a sign my rem 70
tue tv1t tut rtAut fn Dr. SG!rnts 1.t7 hi. iaya;u
abst FulInulc s -up. uly 1ur H. SCARED and
u permitted tile for eSolGE statement Tor the
R rt lit ii r1aiisr't;g n1ns md.
1rssft ut Tae.;.y :, nd Il well K: by most OF
1lt t' Pr thti" atd IL t- atilcu to have
sstn Gals Nnun mi I-Ara. 1artlcn vi the
CREST Titur. OF this T-ulelne. +J.ifiS t. G tEEH.
TIE ubt fa.1-. Ill NIB. If til.. n r~ti. lr,i.e No
GA1. q VI o. r OF l"unes:urG Pa. do hur.hy cert
y tbat W. knn~ .1o,n t. I; hi Is 1n"iiHcr IT.
da1Ee. ons'S Ii with low IN :lnna,y 1mpt'o,
last nt'.r. ,lat try |. " lin, Ii, die a,
+ Low iu'ly Fetio'+o - p":ftct hc;tt and taee he
ilrse f'e t.crve.y rredu-ed by SCHESCK':
PTlMnfIC 5, Kt,P
We believe ths certificate ia correct in every part
-Euiar, HsSkt NEEF,
Al tiEi 1.IHI<S;fS,P r G.
ABB: ,HAM A:EHEK Z. G,
!. Nj OSMAS, y. G
JOSHUA EtfiNEA IRE
, 1862-08-28

For the present. claims upon the Government will
be c'.::cc!. upon the 1ol o"1E rates OF charx-s:
T.; Oh uii Clafnls Tor OF FIFTY DOLLARS OR
II -, charge o. ONE n0ILA.:.
Etr sl1 Cls;nl5 f.z Sums .xese'iuS FIFTY DOL
Lars tw!.ere commission Il AC Eab}e) T., nor
ce't- the amount; upoa cnlms .elsie MS aud
Rherea pr ceat. is ul?allo~el by law the sn sllesE
Charge possible Eitl!.n th. s5uytrunl .nL :At T.
Ee n,cn4ba1t OF tois AssoI !oa have contributed
EnIEctnt amount IT ulOl to meet the ne:p.ss1y
eSpeLsts OF Its ;au And tne estahllsh,ng Of
an o:tce and as is desgned to i>ye taa Of
the 3Ssp"ato1 Simply cover the Eer..ssary e1nen.cs
Of cctdOctng its business. ehould 1t be found npoa
lru1 tbs tAi That these rates too high that
t. accomplish tas object.
Ali communications 10 the Association should be
addressed TO C. a. GNEGOhi, Sect etarS
r. q. Bxx 1G3. C1Icle3 Ills;
, 1862-08-28
Au111ber.

7 UMBER.-I would invite the at
= te1ttoo Of dealers and others purchasing lumber
IN TO one Of the largest and most complete -
sottent Of Lumber In this MARKET sis,, Dreseed Sid
ng, Flooring and Stuck R,ards Sash. Dnoss Shingles
Lhth. Long Timber ~.ista &c. Prices reasonable t
Orders died WITT fidelity. CsEs1oade6
In yaEd Yard sud DGaee Beach street. oatween Folk
and yH.ltxh Hreea
xay47E5se6u BEAD a, WuIIANA
, 1862-08-28

THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1862
BELOW OLD TOWN.
EXPEDITION TO WnITE RIVER-FORCE
AND POSITION OF THE ENEMY

RECONNo1sSANCE BELOW OLD TOWN.
EXPEDITION TO Waite RIyER-FORCE
AND POSITION OF THE ENEMY.
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.1
EEADQuAnTERs ARHT OF THE SouruwEsT,
CAMP AT HELENA, Ark, Aug, II, 1869.
Very little Of Importance is transptring In
this military district at the present time, our
leaders, appearing TO dread the intense heat Of
an August Gun more than Hindman's hord of
ragged rebels. Still we have camp Incidents,
md expeditions Of minor Importance to re-
Hcve tie no1o'ony Of the hour
- Reconnaissance.
The operations Of suelillas, and the faeilf.
t. with which they cross the most difficult
por!icns Of the country, and secrete them
selves in the cane brakes, induced Gen. Curtis
to institute an exploration of the forests and
swamps between the Mississippi and White
Rivers. Lieutenant Bennett, OF the topo-
graphical engineers, with thirty Of the 5th lii
nols cavalry, pushed reconnaissance forty
miles below our camps at Old To9n, and dis
covered trail leading to White River, by
which messages were carried aecretly to Little
Rock, aud guerilla parties made deseeats on
our lines. Owing to swamps and dense cane
brake, it was very difficult getting through,
bu. rae object Of the expedition vas attained,
and the boate for crossing the White River de-
stro5cd. Information Of sufficient Importance
wss gained US to determine the general TO
s.nd IN
, 1862-08-28

GUTIERS AND AGENTS-You
~ will find the Stationery ana Gifts in my Union
Harie1; EnveoFes worth mort By Aty per ceat t5sB
supplies q GAlo1 Ststoas5y 4, 1aXs On nd Also
dress T. a. THnN IS "a. Box 41a corner state aud
Randolrh.Ets. Chicago. Send for cirrulaf. enclosing
, 1862-08-28
MILITARY NOTICE. OF

MI lLIlAk4 NVllCA. - NftJG17
LIE Of the I'd and all other new Regiments, viii
find it to their frteI in purchasing outfits to call OF
2, EnWENs g s:!:..S Street. up :t5s), cVER TE2
saFt, 4 sI,oEfer tTa55 is1s Ruie; Pist3,s 3a+e
1dgts ard everything else needed of ta het eraiLty
and cheapest In market E. R. BOWEN. 20 C4a-E St
ur-tta!f6
, 1862-08-28

Preparations are being made to fortify H.
lena The keayy guns for that purpose, / uu-
dtrztand ars On 1Ae way. In the eyent Of Z
f:i'ure Of navigation on the White aud Aekan-
sas Rivers, this will be the ouly post for OBJ
taini1g supplies. l.. G. B.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

ifQsEr.Lr xro-s - RIA kst~.-ur s@zJ
Corner washirrton and section sts..
sClIIvAx. rsplAEA.
TIVE urterrf,rsf tasinz percks<~t fhe sbcvs,
! fS.les rakins q oir a the f3e<l coenf-rtsbls
fl-ssfs a. - Wet. ant Far FsrEriur IN every
rr--- 4, srsy "a flIs ffs~< 80 80 the acruHme-
f.,on a he usxrlinF pailc snf sassrt<lDrssss q
e<tl.<sv ~fshng h<~rtiue. pledge un-eari~1 crorfs
a .~--r> she hlEb~<s cosnforf AT ean~eDlenc> a
tArsr ra~.ss snd have fai esrn1~s> IN tks suc~>-s
W. KNOTS as. ~ WHITE. rrsprs-ser.
Ncs~rsf<r q frKf. ttzu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26
spAULDINGs PREPARED olut.

49, A .sus.. bod a sPAuLDsSd'e rRKfA AZ
an X al save ten tfrnes ~ cn~- -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

SsTkTr or r.DlASA. NllsO AutNrY. Ss.-So.
- al viro Coalrsra fises Colrs AEEast Tern.
iscs--r " srrer Chadei-t - John ~. Chapman
EnmA "a. Chsgrasu siIc }yha A. fef--ComI'iainf %
Mortgage.
ia this tsy. to-sii. - 3stk cay u Nay. A. >.
lss7 oot1es ne risinsla ~ scou Crane, After
aeyf. srf ne fAslf ccT piairf hfTsiti also A. p.
Grasses anid avit sho~iuF that tae eefrndsnts sre
noa.rsstierfs - ike STAT a. i,iisns
Sofirs q thsrsfore ksrshy gvrr % tie ssit dtfel
Dart - ~ EiuE nd pendeocy q ths proesd ina
enc tlat III fasle Ill - hcest sri dsterminec -
Thift Na1tsy n trzusi lsxi. - iss7.
Att~.t. 7 u. Ff-AKr, Cicss-
frnefw1s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26
ANHOOD!
skzS How Loot, How Restor'd

.Jasf Published. ~ SEALED Enpeiops,
4 LECTURE on the nature, treatment aud
n Teal cure OF kpeFnatofTboea. or semi-
nsI Weakness. sexual Debility, Nervousness
ara involuntary Emissions, fnducing Tmpo-
trney. and Mental incspsclty.
~ ROB. J. CfLNkRWhLL. n. n.
snftsr ~ rae tfsrftA bssk." a..
Iha wofia-renovne auknoE la ihis admifa-
hielectufe clearly proves from bis 0~n expert.
enee. tkat me awful eoGsequences cfseifsopse
NAY hc eaeesreliy senofct vllh0ui medicine
and wltho.t tanfer0ns Surgical operatl Ions.
bougf 90. instruments, ringsor soFdisls, point
SAG outs mode ofeure ~ once certain snd e
rcctuai. hy which every sureref. no matter
What his coalition may Be-. nay cure himself
ekfapfg. yriesfsfF aHa raaifeHg. This Lecture
utii prove boonto ~ ouss ufs 4 Thousands.
seat under seal O. any address. pest paid, on
gsccirt Of NO pcsisgs stamp, ~ .ddresslng
Pust O6cc Box $50.
seo44lF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

By he use q these Pulls the psrieaic attach
Herrous o. ~ ENido,1s may be prevented; sbt
allen 81 tis osnnlenecm-ut - IN stts-a tr-nesils-
cleft from siosness VII be ohtsins.i
They seldom fail m removing N Na.s~1 as
Resdaols 20 which i~msiss are - usssb suBec-
tFrhsy at svneray ayen Tie bO~sls-resovt
Cosfins4as.
For LR.Fse, $780, .Ssdezfs, psiio.ss Fsl..lss
and all person - ---ifars Aabfss Dry vAiuslas
a. laxative. iHpfovirs the ~ .s..> sirsng -.
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Smyrna times., 1862-10-16

LAwLEssxHss AT CHURCH HILI.-If the people IN
the neighborhood Of Church Hill continue for a
while longer in their acts of lawessness, they will
soon become as celebrated for disorder and crime
as they did in the days of the frog eyes,, when 1t
was considered pastime to disembcwel living horse
and encase an individual in the frame. There are
some decent people "over there" we know, but the
disOrdcrly element is at present feafuly in the as
cendant. There have been a number of incendiary
confagratons in that vicinity recently and in every
instance Union men have been the sufferers. Th'
stack yard of Captain Solomon Belts was burned Oh
Thursday night Of last week-loss $500; and OIL
Monday night last the stack-yard of Mr.. VIM. Mere
dith, residing between Church Hill and l. B., wa
likewise destroyed. We learn that the Union cit
zens Of that neighborhood held a meeting fc'
days ago, and informed certain gentleman that i
the event of another FIRE, destroying the property
Unionist, they might hold themselves in READINGS
to leave the country Kent NeOs.
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
THE REBEL RAID IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The rebel cavalry 5000 strong, under Stewart and
Hampton, made raid into Pennsylvania for pundcr
Friday. On Saturday morning they destroy ed large
amount property at atChambersburgh. including the
machine shops, railway and rolling stock. They
also seized about FIVE hundred horses, and large
amount of Government slothing-exchanging the
latter at once for their own dilapidated garments
They then proceeded to Urbanna, through which
place they passed, encountered with about thou
sand horses, which they had captured during theil
progress, together with unknown quantities of boots
shoes and other necessary articles. They were soor
followed through Urbanna by large force of oul
cavalry, but escaped across the Potomac with thei
bootV,
Smyrna times., 1862-10-16
Delaware Affairs,

Col. John w. Andrews, of the lst Delaware Regi.
ment. has been released from the restraint put upoH
him by Gen. French, who is said to have been drunk
when ordering his arrest.
Col Redden, of the Third Delaware, has also been
exoneraed from the charges preferred against him,
and we are informed by Major Townsend that he is
now acting Brigadier-Gencral Of the Division of
which his Regiment forms part.
REslGSED.--S. NJ. Harrington. Jr., has resigned
the office Of Deputy Attorney General of the State
position which he has filed with mhrked ability and
success Mr.. Harrington designs resuming the prac-
tice Of the law.
Assault WITH INTENT TO KIIL~---Risdcn B. SmitE
was on Wednesday committed by Esquire Davis o
Milford, and logged in Dover Jail, charged with hav
ing committed an assault with intent to kill on ia.
Still Sti is skull was fractured in the rencountrs b.
9 blow with brick.
SOLDIER's FuKERlL---Mr. Aaron P. Osmond, G
Canterbury. in this county. arrived in Wilmingto
on Thursday evening with the remains Of his sol
James, who had died in one of the Baltimore Ho
pitals. The body was placed IN the City Hal
the next morning, the coffin was EMBODIED in Ii
American flag, and covered with beautiful flower
BY the hands of the ady friends of the deceased ar
the family. At tn, hour of 4 o'clock u squad
soldiers of the 4th Delaware Regiment drew up
front Of the Hail. four of them acting as pail bearer
and in the usual military order the procession NOV
to the cemetry. Rev. Mr.. Wiswell officiated ar
delivered an exceedingly appropriate address, v
learn that Mr.. OsInond has given three sons to d
army. James OsmDnd was but l9 years of are a,
member of tle Sd Delaware Regiment, whose 81
fsrings on the retreat to Washington will never
fully depicted.