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STOLEN

FROM the sleigh Of !. u. CLEoHoRs, a shs
brick school house below J. II. Lseeh's n
Sugar Greek township on the night II W IA
inst. one large BUFFA' o KOBE. with the hsns
OF A. &. Lucas. printed upon IT, II had bssa
torn In one place and site he'd up. Any inter.
nation of the same " i'll be amply rewarded.
q. 50 l.. D. CLEGHORN.
linton, Feb. 9th, 1862 "-~ Sw s~sa,ssa
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- They call the oil region in Pensyl-
vauia Modern Grease.
- He who lets one sit On bis shout.
ders will have him presently on hi, head
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REPORT

REPORT
Of The Secretary and Treasurer Of the
Upton Srho,i District for tie year
ending March l0M, 1862.
Amounts received
or .aml wanp!er. Treas of Cedar Co. s..oa2 GO
g. T. Ingman, 10000
awe. persons for tuition l2j. SIS
writing teAchr. for use Of school house
and wood eco
Teachers Institute Tor wood 100
Total received, S2,3tC II
AMOUNTS rAIp our.
Am'ts pad by :. W. Young Treas on
order. and claims against said
district l,?Co33
ANTS paid by " &. Millhouse, Treas on
orders and dsmcnss against the
District lC0GC8
Total paid S.3"G.2l
AMOUNT OF INDEBTEDNESS.
Judgments IN favor OF L. G. Nestlerode,
interest and costs to date 1904.
in favor of :. q. Stein, inter
est and cost To dale ss7 Q.
Amt Of teachers Oh ders ISSUED unpaid G91-3.
lnciden al ordels unpaid 81 90
Observation-Disclosures, s,,s,y.3s
AMOUNT ~ ASSETS.
Tax OF 1861. uncoiiccted. spt2s"
:" 80 $50 5000
Amt OF available notes and 9th.
eY claims iA''oo
| Total asssts Sl,G3jl3
FUNDS coLLECTED-How APPLIED.
| Amt paid on jud sments and old school
| orders 1884 %
paid on orders issued during the
| year l,03Lls
TT.
loial applled S2,3CG.2l
A comparison Of the cost Of the school in
1850 with tie year 1861:
1850.
High school-salary oupi and ASS. s9s00o
Contingent expenses, &c. 1000
Average attendance for the year 80: slO,uu0
COST per scholar in said school S27.95.
1861.
| High School-salary OF supt ZOO IN
Contingent lO4 Ga
Average atteh dance for the year so: S,oI IN
Cost per scholar in said school Sl6Os.
1860.
Grammar School-salary <,;ooo
| Con ingent expenses for the year llOu O
Average attendance for the year Al;
Cost per scholar in said .chool Sll22; $4,000
1861.
Grammar School-saary aoo m
| contingent expenses &c, l0l a.
Average attendance for the year As.
Cost per scholar in said school S., 81: s4cAI
1850.
Secondary School-salary o,ooo
! Contingent expenses 10 M
Average attendance for the year Sc:
| Cost per scholar in said school 81 rs: s,io M
| 1861.
| Secondary Schoo!-salsry oman
Contingent expenses lcl M
Average attendance for the year GO:
| Cost per scnoiar In said school IS "a. saIa an
1860.
Primary ScLo ,l-Salary Oman
Contingent expenses &c, lio q"
Average attendance for the yesr7I: o
Cost per scholar in said school sA73; $3.50 90
1861.
Primary School--salary o.noo
Contingent expenses, DC. 1o' n"
Average attendance for the year 90: 1870
Cost per scholar In said school s3s5. s,Il IN
Cost per scholar in the Infant School a oo
All Of the above report il respec,fn,,v en-,
mitted. r. n HIrRc1 cy sub
NJ. MILLHorsE, Treasurer
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r@- The Treasury Note bill with the
legal tender clause has passed both
Houses Of Congress.
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Total amount promised

Of this amount there is due me from
the District for the present years servi.
ces $500, in all something over $500
Total amount due from the District some.
thing over sl,lo0.
In regard to the salaay for the present
year it is proper that | should say word.
| have heard different stories in refer
euee to it. Thet all may know the tucts
10 the matter, ] will state them. I quote
from the written oontrsc. which 10 filed
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Night Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE financial
measure measure reported from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means to-day. is in &C .
cordance with the recommendation of the
Treasury. Ii is proposed TO establish a sep
arate bureau, charged with the execution Of
this act and all laws that may be passed by
congress respecting Che circulation Of a IA
uonal currency secured by a pledge of Uni.
ted States stocks. The chief officer is 70
be called the Comptroller ofthe Currency.
with a salary of s. 900 per annum. and Is 10
be under the direction of the Secretary OF
Treasury.
United States stock Is considered to mean
all coupons and all registered bonds
now issued on the faith of the United States
in pursuance of law. Any chartered bank or
banking association in good credit. and
whose capital Is less than 900, 900. granted
under the laws of any State or Territory. or
oil the District OF Columbia. may avail itself
OF the national currency authorised by this
this act. under certain conditions.
The bill also provides for the formation Of
associations by any number Of persons for
carving on tho business Of banking, with
United States. rs basis taf
Plates are authorized to be engraved for
notes OF the denomination Of ), 10. 20. 30.
iOO. 800 and 900 dollars Bal ks or asso-
cations falling 20 redeem in lawful currency
oi the United states. are to be proceeded
against. the United States TO navestho first
lien on their association. The bill covers
nearly 30 printed pages
WASHINGTON, July ll.-Accounts brought
by the Pristial party from the headquarters
Of the army of the Potomac, give cheering
view OF tho position OF things 10 that vicinity
IL y represented that the losses on our
l>H, ~ he soserui battles. viii not exceed
~ k'ncj, wounded aui missing IL 900
Susgglers sre Continually returning. OF
The loss Of the enemy there Is no doubt but
u = exceedingly large.
~ understood that previous 70 the late
battles before Richmond Gen. Mcclellan
arranged with the rebel authorize. for a
seasrai ekehange Of prisoners. and that
ten Dan has been instructed 10 consnmste
the same under flag OF truce
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AEw foRK, July 1.-The steamship Co.
lnmsia brings Havana advices of the 7tl
With Vera Cruz dates of the ID, Orizaba
June sOth and the City Of Mexico OF the
18th
Gen. Ortega with 1000 men had Joined
the Mexicans, and on the 18th. occupied the
summit Of hill commanding Orizaba where
tho French. the same night, surprised and
routed them.
On the 2sth tho Mericans commenced an
attack on the French without result
rive thousand guerrillas are between Te-
Jera and Vera Cruz. The gates of the lat
ter city ar closed and no one dares 90 out.
The dead. Of whom there are many of the
elbow fever, are burned in the City.
The French trains we've attacked on the
5Oth, and ID wagons of ammunition and five
OF Hour were destroyed. - of the escort
Killed and the rest taken pris nners.
tlOnly six wagons Of provisions had reached
Orizaba for some time, and the French troops
are actually starving.
French bearers of dispatches were can.
tured, and some dispatches for the French
Generals published in Mexico.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

cr. JOINS, July Al. The steamer Nor
wegan. from Liverpool on the 81 via Lon
donderry 9TH for Quebec, passed Cape Race
to-day and was boarded by the Press news
Zachl
The Times has an editorial on Indepen-
dehce Day, aud points out what should be
the toae of the American orioles under the
existing circumstances.
GREAr BRIrAIS.-In the House Of Com
mons on the ID. W. II. Burkley moved the
second reading OF the bill providing for TAX
ing woes by ballot. and reiterated the various
arguments IN is favor.
SIR q. Gray opposed the motion. which was
rejected by l2l 20 l26
The Times in leader ON American Affairs
says four main armies have advanced into
The Confederate Territory, aud half dozen
expeditions have fastened themselves on the
coast. yet the South remains unc0nquered.
lt Is demonstrated that the Federals can only
effect their purpose by a gigantic expendi-
ture, far more layished than that Of the past
twelve months.
What becomes OF the famous declaration
OF Independence. and the theory that Gov
eminent derives It's powers from the consent
OF the Government Tho North now tal Ks
OF conquest. conhscation and military colo
ries, and all the readiness of an Austrian
Commandant, but unless the North can see
that the only policy which is agreeable 10
wisdom and justice is TO let the South go
peaceably, t must bring evils untold on It's
ell ana on our European people.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXvITH ooNGREss-Fmsr srssuex

= >fD-' SESSION.
WASHINGTON, July III.
SESArE--On motion of Wilkinson. the
resolution to pay the first levies from Min
| nesota was taken up and passed.
On motion Of Wright the bill for the relief
oil the Register of the Land Office at Vim
cennes, Ind, was taken up and passed.
SENArE.-Mr. Powell called up the resolu
tiol calling for further evidence of the docu-
ments connected with the report of Joseph
Holt AID Robert Dale Owen. Passed.
The bill amendatory of the act of 1895.
calling out the militia of the United States
was taken up The question being on Mr..
Brownings's amendment 20 the ID section Of
the amendment by Mr.. Grimes, to strike out
the words mother, wife and children
Mr.. Brownings amendment was rejected
Yeas IL, nays L.
Mr. Browning offered rs further amend
ment that such mother. wife or children
shall not be freed unless they give service
or labor TO the rebels.
HousE.-Mr. Hooper, from the Committee
on Ways, reported a bill providing for a
National currency secured by u. 5 stocks.
and for circulation and redemption thereof.
The bill was recommitted 10 the Committee
"a efS anu 4hcdnss anu ofuercu 10 be
printed.
The House then proceeded to the consd.
Grafton of private bills.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported back the Senate bill with yer
bal amendments TO prevent members of
Congress and officers of the Government
from taking considerations or procuring
contracts. Offices or place under the Govern
ment of the U. 5. The bill was read. IL
provides that any member of Congress or
officer OF the Government or other person
offering or receiving pecuniary or other con-
sheraton Tor procuring contracts or aiding
to procure them an Office under the Govern
ments shall be liable to Indictment as tor
disdemeanor, and on conviction shall paw a
fine notex ceeding 900 or Imprisonment
not exceeding two years, at the discretion Of
the Court. amy such contract at the option Of
the President may be declared absolutely
void. Any member Of Congress or official
OF the Government so convicted shall be
disqualified from holding any Office of honor
profit or trust under the Government Of the
United States. The bill was passed
Mr.. Nicklifie suggested that there be en-
tered on the journals that the bill was unani
mensly passed There being no objection
the entry vii be made
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FROM MEMPHIS

MExrHfs. July 9.-Dates from vicksburg
the Nh. SAYS the rebels recently made an
attempt TO strengthen their esrthworks on
the hluh. bu, were driven awav nv shells
from the nortsr~.
Most Of the houses in the CO, ~ete rid-
died
small squads Occasionally appear on the
upper ha'tery IN front o. the city. but leave
"a soon as the guns Of the feet are brought
% bear on them
Basiness IN this city. continaes TO revive
Northern merchants. with new stocks OF
goods. are opening stores. which az. fre..i,
pafroaifed
Mails are cent North regularly.
Owing 70 DELAY az Cairo, sir thousand let
tiers we're sent North on Monday.
Several secession sympsshisers Who have
been arrested. passed South. yesterday.
A negro vas arrested Yesterday. having
a large mail from persons in the rebel army
20 friends here
The Provost Marshal has issued an order.
prohibiisng persons from crossing tie river.
~ IN. point. under penalty Of arrest
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
LAND.

II s. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
- &c, Collector, CLAIM Agent, &C, xc.. Offer
AIS services 10 the public especially 90 tho.e Ao
rave been connected with the Military r~rice nj ~,
United sta.es, and who may have ann claim ar.Iust
tne oeneSai Government. He will arr n a fof.Axd
ana SUCCESSFULLY prosecute ali valid claims a. res,s
charges, ana a. rapidly a. the business can b.
Having rks rrAHs ezperienoe and practice h~resn.
sAl lie az Of an old ofcer Of the General Govern
menf under President Fflmore's Adrriuistrstio. A..
cannot fai In being successful With all lsrai cls7r
w y. Tor PENSIONS, BOUNTY MONEY or LAM
HATF-PAY PENSIONS TIE wtso~. q, 4, ~.
WIDOWS. the Children under sixteen yea-- Of age a
Ohcsrs ADD soldiers Of the present OF sry prfrt.u.
~A, VINO btvf d. Seea killed while In The 80
wee are eAtlled 20 Hslf-Psy Pensions.
INVALID PfNsioSS.-AH officers and solf,.r.
VINO are disabled BY reason % wounds received or
dscAse contracted while Ia the service ana an an.
line OF duty as asoidier. at any PERIOD, are tlsi'
10 Invalid Pensions.
LAND wAkRANrs.--An who SERVED IA 49,
any OF the past Of the United states or osx "a,
N oatte, are entitled 70 leo acres Of Land. Incsse
Of d-s,h. the widow and Minors entitled
BOUNTY koSKY-rhe heirs Of all soldiers Who
have volunteered during the present war Tor H..
yesrs or during the war; and nave died or been kIed
while IN the service. entitled 20 Oar ursp~rp
DOLLARS Bounty hc1ey. an su-h arrears Of the srl
aier,s pay as may have accrued 70 the date Of III.
terminated.
nfshe<. w
So Eastern srresrsgss arranged and eoaectes
and exchange promptly rsnlltcd
ofFiCE Al the old corner stand.
- Ds. DANALDsoS.
"o'"" Notary Pubic, da
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foHr MoSRor. July SIS r. M.-A flag of
truce was sent up York river yesterday Ind
returned this p m. Az Cumberland they
found luo OF our wounded soldiers held az
PRISONERS by the rebels. the latter readily
consented to give them up. Arrangements
were at once made TO convey them 70 the
landing where the steamer lay. When thew
had been conveyed about a mile the rebel
cavalry came up and compelled them 10 re-
turn the hospital. :
The steamer Oanonicus was fred into yes.
terday by the rebels few miles this sids of
uarrison's Landing, no damage was done
our gunboats are stationed
1t intervals of three miles along that portion
OF the river, yet the rebels With about sir
held pieces. dodge down near the river and
nre into our transports. and every day thew
me and run away before cur gunboaIs can
be brought to bear on them.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. July ll.-Twelye hundred
rebel Infantry and cavalry, with three pieces
OF artillery under John Morgan, are at Glas-
gov, ny. They sent accommodating party
70 within three miles Of Mumfordsville yes
terday' !: is supposed intending to burn
bridges and commit other depredations.
ms Is the same party that recently at
'scNeo q detachment ofthe 9Th Pennsylya-
ma cavalry at Tompkinsville Not over 90
fennsylyanians were killed there. The re-
ports Of great losses are false.
Morgan has issued proclamation calling
on kentuckians to rise.
Noinjury has been done to the Louisville
and Nashville railroad, but the cars will not
run until Monday next ~
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FROM WASHINGTON


SPECIAL TO WV YoRK TRIBUNE
WnsnrSeroS. July l0.--The following are
ths names Of the committee Of ten appoint
cd By Socrates n. sherman. Of the ST. Law
renee District. Chairman Of the Republican
Caucus las, night TO DRAFT an address 20 the
country.
Senator Howard Of Michigan, Wilson Of
Massachusetts,, Wilkinson OF Minnesota
Lane Of Kansas. Morrill, OF Maine. and Rem.
rescntatites bingham OF Ohio, Stevens of
Pennsylvania. Sedgsick Of New York. Pot
ter Of Wisconsin, and Sergeant Of caligor-
MIA.
SPECIAL TO WORLD.
Lieut.. McI.ane, Of the ID Ohio Regimen,
who wears United States uniform with the
Virginia Coat OF Arms on the buttons. was
arrested 10 day and sent 10 tho OLD Canital
for entertaining number Of rebel prisoner
under his charge. by taking them 10 private
residences and escorting them around no
tss.
rfnEs' DisPArcH
IL was rumored, to day. that Gen. Hsllecis
was with the President at Fortress Monroe
IL don't seem to be reliable, but report ga ms
belief that Halleck is 10 he the new Secre-
tary. FOR which position many regard him a.
the httest man in the nation.
The friends Of the Union prisoners through.
out the United States will be delighted 60
hear the War Department has to-day deter
mined on general exchange of prisoners.
ms movement - traceable directly TO the
Times editorial Of yesterday.
WASHINGTON. July ll.-Both houses thi.
week unanimously passed an army retrench-
ment bill which will save about ten million
dollars per aunum.
Yesterday the House after "a spirited de-
bate between Mr.. 0lin Of New York IN ia
For OF. and Mr.. Mcpherson Of Pennsylvania
against, laid on the table the Senate bill 20
Increase Stalls Of Corps and Diyision Com
nanders. IL involved about 1900 900 per
'nnum increased expenses
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FOREIGN NEWS

Lord Pslmers'on. IN the British rahn
mcuf. reiterated his declaration against the
feasibility OF mediation a. present. Heoon.
tend, that rhai i wanted Ia order that the
var naay come 20 an sud =. that each party
- broagh, % spprchend its real interest.
hen thss Il seen. nothing viii prevent the
conclusion OF peace. Rot esers word .ook an.
~ h'gh place.. tesstiing 70 foreign in,ersen
Too delays this consnmmafion
Tho fsris oorre<ponseut of The Times
'sfs Dissatisfaction 9Th Nexicsn nol,cx i
oP~aiy esPr~sed. snf testers frou xexsco
convey the same feeling
Lorence's ofieisl repon ef Al. ss..a.l,,~
sasiss admits his de eat o.inr n ilIusiop.
and false Information.
~. Jouxs. Jaiy lI.-The steamer Sorue
g'sa from Lserpool % The ~ Via I..ndon.
derry on TIE 4th. -ss boarded Of c.pe
k.ce ~ I 4 O'Clock to-day.
The shippsng a. Liverpool az Ne 81. Of
JAY sss s.ily decorated -ish fsx.. The
CnHArd AID otkes trans Afisn,'r steamer,
hsa Az ne bunting hying,
Weather fsver.bse Cor cssps.
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10 Arms. 10 Afmssf To Afmsst.
The President Of the United States has
issued hi. Proclamation calling for 3oo. ooo
additional volunteers. The undersigned. 10
accordance herewith are organizing com
pany IN this county, 70 serve IN the list
Regiment. which will be Immediately organ
ized at Camp Nigo. The company will be
organized 70 the number Of l0l men. rank
and hle. The pay will DO from SO 70 SEA
per month, and everything found.
BY order Of tho Adiutant General, this
day issued, one month pay and SOS OF the
boanty money will be paid each recruit as
soon as mustered into service. making IN al
S3e advance pay 10 each soldier
Recruiting Office in Tuell's Old store. ON
Main Street. Terre Haute. Ind
II. ID. TOPPING.
A. j. WEIGH.
The undersigned take pleasure in recon-
msnding the above gentlemen 20 those vii
ling 20 volunteer. az in every way qualified
TO take charge Of a company.
E.B. ALLEN.
H. ID. SCOTT.
r ". THOMPSON.
July 10. ls62dSwlw
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FROM NASHVILLE.
sPEcIAL mo- rRInrsr

SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE
a. NasHvIILr, July l0.-Four companies of
'th rem. cavalry were surprised and cut to
pieces at daybreak this morning. AZ Tomn.
kinsviile, on the state line. by Stearn's cav
airy, 5000 strong.
Col. Williams and Majors Jordan and
Brown are reported among the killed
The wounded men were assassinated
Stearns Is reported en- route for Bowling
ureen, with the intention of DESTROYING the
bridges Some of the railroad track has
been torn up.
Later accounts state that il is not certain
that Col. Williams was among the killed.
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Nrw Yosk. Jul, ii.-Al the rebel pr;.o.
ners have been placed on boars the steam.
ship baltic
Nrw ioss. Jais li.--The rebel prisoners
shipped aboard the Baltic are 70 be taken ~
Pea Patch Island, Delaware river. where
some hundreds we're cent few dAys ago.
IL 4 stated that Burnside has an hls com.
msnd "a the James river. except the lstb.
III. 9Th. 18th and 9th Massachusetts. len
A. Ne~besne.
Adyices from the army 81 the Potomac
sssfe that The reteis are encamped all the
say from Malvern Hal 10 Richmond. and arc
esing largely reinforo-si
sionesall Jackson i on the south side Of
James river.
Senator Hariau's wife h going 20 Hssri-
sons Landing 70 take charge Of orr sick and
~eund>,i soldiers
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OINciNNArf, July 1T.
Flour unchanged. Super s3,70R $50; in
spectors standard fancy sells nj st.loaf 40
Wheat unchanged. 500 bushels new
crop sold az 750s2.
Corn In moderate demand At ~.
Oats dull al %.
Whiskey firm AZ y
Nothing done IN pork OF lard and coo
terces sold at - a. for country and -
for country.
Sugar gls 9l0ls yellow rohned l0al0J
white coffee l2ss CaI3
Molasses 4-dB
No change IN oil
Gold dull Silver declined 10 : premium.
which Is The buying rate. The dealers asc
willing 10 sell gold at &c. and silver AZ 10.
f.kchsnge par.
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- Hon. Delana l.. williamson and
Henry Seersst haye commenced the canvass
and will not stop Until the election. We see
BY our exchanges that they have several sp-
pointments IN this District The influence
they gill exert with their Democratic friends
will be very great
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~ The State Journal has the following
list OF killed. wounded. and missing of the
10Th Indiana regiment in the recent en-.
gagements before Richmond No other
Indiana and no Ohio regiments were en-.
gagged there. The following j. list Of
Casualties in the engagement, Of June 25,hi
Company A.
killed-Corporal NJ }. Smith.
wounded--Corporal wm. G. IL. Reeder.
Corp. solomon NJ. HOLMAN, Lewis b Full.
wiIer. Delford G. Got. John W. Tice
Nathan I Bunnel
M,ssing-Sergeant Geo. A. stowe. vii
liam y. Passage and Emanuel Venting.
Ia the engagement Of June 30:
Missing-EsJah Roe and wn. o. Hoff
man
la tie eng. cement Of July Ist:
Wounded--Robcrt Livingston and John
II. Goodwin
Colspany
Missing Cinsles Fry aud Jacob Hoa-
CompangC
Wounded Mark Campbell and Frederick
smokey.
Company d.
Missing ID. S.osser aad Andrew ].
Liggest
Company n.
1t Lieut.. John W Andrews. John N. Bin
tsment and VIM. Young.
Wounded-Corporsl fssac ~ ,'issna. Cor
nelius Story. George W. johnson. Hiram
Wooster. Thomas whitscroft. Michael Burn
and " J Rstsrn
Missing John l. Walter and Reuben
hol.ng-~otsh.
Company r
Wouaded - Marcus Ho~iAnI. Thom..
Jehn>on. Joseph Landcs. Gsc. Reddick.
knaud. VIM Everman. Jno. cominrs Gle.
N Goodwin aud Joseph Grant.
Ai~<lag--James j. Davidson. " He
esses. solomon feplagle. 4 J. McConlov.
gilbert Arnold. jane Douglass. s.oai.
Grsli u ) Manly. K roeias.. Il pr
iass \. >hiveiv. and \ Yse
Campsss a.
KILLED. eso. r. Cunningham
A.sslng-James b Dixon. A " cAaa-
saa. spd 7. NccarsS
Cenpsns N
kalsd-wsaiam Russell
AtSlng-p. I. hcnne, DAVID Stephens.
Allen Fassei. Geo. Shs,s. Georxs Terry.la.
Christopher Yaskin-. Noah Rarr. snd Levi
Waters
Wouulei- Nichsel lank,n
Cs@ssss T.
Missing Lewis.
Cs~pssy A
kiile.l-Amos NcDobbn.
Nissing-csps Alfred Reed. Sergsan,
lno. f.,es. Corpoials George TIL. samuel
n. Bell. 1anss. - Bsrkex Th,m.. N
stevens. private Joseph Smith
Seriously woandssl-Heratso Russ,,
t'so. Hart. ard Sylve-tsr Racon
lhs above = oals partial h.s, has "a
compress al lie oficers - the rexlss-u, 90
are ale 20 iarnish ne. Aaaisnt Ssile.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-12

u We see that our friend Jamas Cham:
bers has complied with the new ordinance,
by paying so license 10 sell all kinds Of
frssh meats al bis cd stand, corner Of "a
and Ohio streets. Please give him call.
July 9. div