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offered ut Retail, al Wholesale Pricos!
HNuB Subscribers, Manufacturers and I'm.
| portorS of all the most elegant styles Of
L Watches and Jewelry, with II view TO ex-
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have determined to offer tue following rich
and desirable descriptions of WATCHES and
JEWELRi at the unprecedented low prices
luamed:
Hunting Composition Cased Levers,
Engiish.made movement, full jowelod, and the
best imitation gold Price sls. Rotals from
$50 to 500.
Hunting Silver Plated Army Watch,
superior regulated movement, massive cases,
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Hetails from $40 to 500.
Hunting competition CHscd Army Watch
lunc Ui the richest ornaments out. food move,
lmeut, aud han sumcly engraved massive cast
rr.cc SO Reialls from $40 To $lOU. Also,
other Watches ~ great variety, al low prices.
Ladies sets Of brooch ana Ear Drops
To correspond.
INITIATION CLUSTER DIAMOND,
a very rich patterh, entirely new, 81.
| CORAL AND BEAD ESrwINED, Il very neat ana
! rctty Ornament handsomely mounted 50, ,25.
/ Gontlcmens' VEsT CHAINS, Partisan, II very
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! laNGs ui the most handsome designs
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! hascd, one ol the neatest ornaments cut, 81.
/ seal Siguet, 81. Imitation Diamond, chased
Iur euamelgd, 81.
/ sLHVE BCIrOAs, patent chased, or enamcll.
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| Duub t. chased on enameIlod, only sl,5U.
! Bosom SIunS, variety Of new patterns, per
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Bosom AND SCARF Pins. Leaf, with opal and
/ fancy stones, 80. Imitation Diamond, 1i so.
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. Purchasers III; se only Ia name tho article
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! Agents, suffers, PcdlerS, Country Merchants
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The rebels, in their raid into
Pennsylvania, erstified their spite
against free institutions by destroy
ing and dcIacing school houses
wherever they fell IN with them.
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TAILORlNG BUSINESSI

and is prepared to do all Kinds Of work In his
line in the latest style. Having in operation
nj ni ha
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Price 5l.5o. Sold by Booksellers generally.
For full particulars send ior our elegant now
Circulars pp and Samples Of our Penman's
Bus ness and Ornamental writing, enclosing
rs cents TO
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FROM FORT

toEI MoSsoI. April l3-The Merr;mac
tousainei 10 the same position al day. yes
'srday until evening, when, together With
the rest ~ the rebsl feet. she returned to
Sort.- shc - generally supposed to have
been aground.
None OF the rebel aeel have shown them
ssiye- to-day.
Several Captains Of vessels in port. testify
~ relation 10 the three vessels captured by
the rebel steamer jamestown, that they were
ordered 10 move either outside of Fortress
Monroe or inside OF Hampton Road.
The position of the vessels I'm question.
was inside the bar. The blame. If any. ON
account OF their capture. should rest upon
the harbor Master, rather than on the cap
tured vessels.
Mr.. Qusgg. a correspondent Of the New
York World, was arrested here this morning
on a charge Of having prepared matter for
publication OF 4 contraband character.
A Norfolk paper has been received here
containing a dispatch from Beauregrrd IN re-
laton % the send days fighting Al Piu-burg
Landing. tie claims 4 complete victory
tie saws that after capturing sc of our gum
and o,OD prisoners. hi- force fell back upon
his works at Corinth which they are full,
able 10 hold
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Night Dispatches.


NV iosK. April IA corra-pomient
81 The Philadelphia Inquirer. sfes being
captured by the rebels a. Pitf-bug I.9udinr
snd stewards escaped. has arrived a. Care
Tie states he lo~~ a. fO0o killed iai 10
tssl ~ounded
The battle lasted thirteen hour. snd a
halt on sunday snd eigh. hour on Nanda,
We captured All but two or three It their
cannon. iclndinC the hman- Washington
artillery Of New Orlean-
4 4tch wa received here ~ msrntna
rom tee Secretary 81 The Treasury. direct
M the Collector 81 he Port "a clear no
se--ei. ~ith anthracite coal fof foreign ports
- home sort south OF Delavare Bay umI,l
otherwise ordered Ihi- dispatch being ME-
construed 90 tie hrst report. created quite
AZ excitement 10 the STOCK Board. e b@,ng
suypo.ei TO apply - ~ vessel and e~srsine
fears that the Mernmsc hsl got out. from
certain facts that have tran~pire8. she Order =
supposed - De 4 precautionary, meafufc an
the part Of The iiosernmsnt % pffte ni lhs
rebels iron receiving sap1l.es 81 coal va
Havana. -hiffei frpw Northern port IL hss
rel- a.
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Mrs. Creenhow and Others
NOT yet gone south.
Further From Pittsburg Landing.
GEN. BLENhER AND BODY sItRD
kEPORTED CAPTURED


"~AsaiNeroN. April l3.-The Military
of the House hay. ..oort
ready. establishing a National Cen,-trrt IN
IA the District Of Columbia.
SPECIAL TO rHr HERALD
The rebcllious ladies. Greenhou. Morris.
snd boxloy. have not yet packed their trunks
Tor the south. as they are required To 10 un-
der the decision OF the Commissioner. and
The order ofthe Military Governor. They
are allowed % remain until PREPARATION. are
completed.
Mrs.. Greenhoa j. quite on.cular in refer.
ten. Mcclellan will not be able 10 strike a
blow NJ Yorktown for many DAYS. and that
when be does. he will be defeated bs the
rebel army, which vii be i25. 000 strong.
srrcINL 70 rHr rRmuNr.
Further information from Piusburr Land
ING. shows there that Was terrible carnage
among the Illinois troops. o. whom many
arguments we're IN the battle. There were
nor than four thousand from the First Dis
sflct Washburn. - engaged. They lost two
Colonels-Ellis aud Da,is-Major Goniard.
and many other officers. MANY more are
know To have been wounded.
SPECIAL To TRIBUNE.
Our special correspondence. With MoDow
ellis command. reports all quiet on Cedar
Nun, 10 miles beyond Manassas The Rail
road fridge al that point, destroyed by tie
rebels. Will be reconsiructed thi. week
The RAILWAY track besond a,ll be rapid,
repaired.
heDel scouts aie constantly PROV LING about
our camps. AMI occasionally a -traggler Il
picked uP 10y our cavalry.
Two prisates of gen. Blenkers division.
Who said they had just returned from the
vicinity OF the Rappahannock. reported that
Ten. Blenker and his body guard had been
surrounded bS rebel cavalry and captured.
Doubtful.
WASHINGTON. April IA private dis.
patch dated Fort Monroe. last night at ten
o'clock, received here this morning. repre
sents that there waS clear moonlight ami al
quiet in that vicinity.
Some OF the newspapers erroneousl, state
hat the tax bill as passed by the House.
taxes the stock OF Whisky and other spirits
on hand previous TO the first OF Nav.
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bAIrlAozE. April li-In reference TO
Beaurogard' dispath alluded 10 IN the old
Point dispatch. inquiries havs been made OF
the Wal Department. and We are authorized
TO say that the reports from Pittsburg Land
inS already given TO tho public, contradict
the report IN the Norfolk paper All 70
ports received at the War Department con
arm the statements that The enemy VA
routed and pursued a. far as the previous or.
djers OF Zen Grant would permit. and the
enemy are now shat up IL corinth
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xxXvurH ,aSGRrsS-Fsu4 -r-...s

"AsrI~aros. April "a
~D.fA-Mf Carlisle PIE .cntsi peiis.on-
- favor ~ ailae ink Dem0crst.c pag@r he
esme rfi, ieres 10 The mats a. kepusassn
fafrE-
Mr. Sansner fre-rnfel a p%rfiiien seven
hundred feet bong. signed ~ hGeen ihou
sud spmeH. asEA1 To- liz tlrlittsn -
siaFers
Nr Nls0n cslici uq chs - asntsva II On
qaiu ~ further ieeishtA1H b uecesars 70
eniorce he Article. % ~af los pfescutinr he
feclamstfon I'll slaves irom ~itA.n the line.
- the ARM.
Ar orimes. ~ -oms leaFth. REVERSED the
Instances lattlf occufing ia Cen. H8nkef's
Diy~iDn sbovinF that e1art- had been m41e
BY -l4se n % reclaim fhslf s-ss. within
The lnes 18th ~ iaowletsr 81 shs Com
u.Eai1r efhcsr ftsf ~i4se. 1ere ute1 81
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILApFIPHiA March, "a
Balls Dam ON the Delaware and Had-
son Railroad works near Carbonate.
broke away last night. sweeping of a num-
Der Of laborcrs Dwellings and drowning nine
persons. filling the adjacent mines and doing
great damage in the vicinity and along the
line Of the river.
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l. NV QU4xrfEs Il A. Burnett. De-.
e. 10 Leather. Oil. Shoe Finding. &c. has
removed from h. old stand on Four,h street,
90 be- new quarters. No. i4s North wabash
ssei. ssa he . opening out one ofthe most
e.tsnsive a,sortlneass. "a tho line. ever
,sough. - this CITY.
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~ WEISS CO. are prepared 81
N. hrsi-h y ns hsFrsi. - tSti<s t~fsrrst,
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. A. A.
$500 Ale.
Gsl4 rosts.
fk4satlftlA f-ffsf.
Davies AIe
Ns&sa Az.
ssfFet tlta. sss
O. - ~sx-r.s : a. ~tAss1 srss.
nsTsAe TsRsk-aACIB. I'D.
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~ Mr. :. h. Potter left our city. yester
day. With 4 large amour, Of hospital stores,
tAo-c wounded at P~itt-burg Landing We
all give 4 full statement IA regard 10 this
natter 70 morro-
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money. Boun,,
LAND.
II ;. DANALDSON, Notary Puh

=. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
-. lie. Collector. Claim Agent. ac. &e. one.
his services 20 the public, especially TO thote VII
have been connected with the Military service u IN
United States, and who may have sny claim again,
The oenerel Government Ne will arrange. fog ard
able charges, and 80 rapidly - the hufins.s caa l.
dispatched before the propsr oflces IT W ashlng+aa
HAVING rrs fsAns experience and pr4~tioe her~lu.
and fhe sid q an old officer Of the General aov.sr
msnt under President Fillmore Administration h.
cannot fail Ia being successful with All legal elaine.
sbt-h.r Tor PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONTY 80 LAM
HALF-PAY PENSIONS Tie Widow. a. II as
Widow. the Children under sixteen yesrs II 49,. -
ccictrs and soldiers 81 The present o. any pIcvi.l.
var, Who have died or been killed While al 10 -,
vice, AZ entitled a. HAlf-Pay Pensions.
INVALID p~f~SIONS,-Al officer. and soldier
sho arc disabled - reason Of ~sana- rer~lsea "a
diseasc contracted While in the service and 10 N.
line ~ duty ~ a soldier. a. Any psTloi. are enill.t
20 invalid Pensions.
LAND WaRRASTS=An Who served i aa,- g.
Auy u the past ~srs q the United States, Of 90, DE-
ia oattle. are entitled 20 leo acres Of Land. mts4
81 death. the wido~ and Aioors ar entitled.
BOUNTY AONfl.-Ihe heirs - AL SoialeTs ~h
have volunteered during the present ~ar fer ihrr.
years Or during the war. and have died ur klIi.a
While ia the service, are entitled 10 ONt HIspAar
Doii.As Bounty Money. and such arrears ~ tAr Hi-
dier's pay ~ may have accrued L. Tie date - a.
death.
No charge made without a claim t. -ucrs ..hr,
terminated.
Deeds aud Noffgaee< executed. sDf mark. f...
uislci.
ss- kasiern arrearAges arranged AMI cols.l.f
snd exchange promptly RENTED.
Offlcf a. he old corner stand.
L :. D~ASALpSoS.
ieosdif Notary Public.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm of keeler a Morgan. IN
Il he lamp and Oi trade. i this day - soiret Nv
Aal.sl clnreni. VI. Norran retiring
II T. kFEIIR
J. 81. MORAN.
TER. Hsute. March n. lss7
fhe husln-~s ~in b. continued 81 the same stand.
So. 90. karly ruiidings. under the name IT J D..
kesier CO.
A continuance # iL- liberal paironas. hsrstofafe
bestowed. - uniiy soleitrd
n J. kTFtTH. sr-ai
kprldx~9s
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WOUNDED at P~Trsstks.-List OF those
-nu arrived at Evansville for the 3lss regi
ment
Vim. Mcconnell. slightly n. cranmer,
s~enously Geo. Hasse. slightly J. Ford
seriously y. Roman, do: W. ID. carder,
10; 5. b Irens. do. r. p Hurbar,. do
) Erly. do: A Finiy do. A. Wright. do.
J. \. WEIGH. sisghfly ,. g.. Asrris. No
VIM. Archer. do John Lawrence. do =
Schulrr. do: jacob Cvwdsr. 10 W. VI.
Phelps. do. A. Brown. seriously G. Beau
svri. slightly A. Harper do, J. Il Ciss
nee. do Capt. N. L. Stewart. do. G b.
White. do: Cap, Dawson. do: Martin
OAsnydo.; ". III. Aliens. do. j.. Davis, Sc
rousi.. = ssA,.-on. slightly 7. VI. Lane.
DO, J ldlsr. DO; J. s. Hail. do c. A.
Bennett. d. ". Baker do c. II CsstIer.
, Utley. srs,sasly; j. Huffman. slightly
Carson. 10. ". McCulloch. 10 n
bush. do. I AazATl. do; b. r. x +
Esfssll. do. J McGrzw. 10 " sef. 10
4 Hsrf;s-. Do d. Pollock. Do p :
irss 30
HSD aEon4Ksf
7 R,msa. @ n Ma,an. !. Ste
ss.s. I Isroty al s!ighd. d. Sullivan
ssrsaly
ffrH sorNrv
:. Doashoo.J. shabby. George Hsaz.t
John Lester, J. Bum. al slightly
JSTn RrsIxxST
BUSH. = Bsrrvmaa @ y Dast,m
al sl.stsiv.
ora ssaIa1vI
r Anderson c Bsrttos r Aasry eli
s1saa,
39rH E,.Ist~T
v J Crosby. slightly
21D EEsTxksT.
g s.mnsonts. A Green. slightly
2srH REGrxEsT.
II Acsdy. ,. Dave. John WsIsi-i
ali Lightly.
lJfs AEsI4KSr.
l-n. su.n. y Shuulee v L.nd.-. all
slightly.
Rsosi rr-snsr-Msjor samuel 4. Love.
Nth Tennessee. MORALLY wounded David
snaL. Jackson Artillery. morsally sounded
The Evansville Journal gives the iollos
rng ss the lat Of killed OF the 9th Indiana
Capt. q. W. Saltzman. ~privates J. Jourdan
Henry Never. Co A. Privates PAtrick.J.
xroaly. James Ford. Co. B. First
Lieutenant Henry l. Brickett command
ingl. Co. & ". Coon. John Whitman,
Clark B~alster. Co. ID. Sergeant Henry T..
Morris. IL. ". Wright. q. ". Mckiesey.
John Ray. j. y Vsnwinsse. j.. II. Wilson.
CO T.. First Lieut.. Jesse Patterson. Co. q.
Tho. h. Handy. Chandler Readfeld. CO.
II James Bonnell. John q Taylor. John
Ynsl-. e.. !. Corporal = ID smith. ~.
rate. Frederick Dcbofen. Co X.
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I'M partnership In the Dry foods
trade between Ripley \ Daasli.on expired ~
iontnsl consent 81 ne s7fh day - January. 1sca-
~ &. nsnaidscn refirins seif- biz iuierrsf 10 a.. D.
Ripley, ~to continues he tLsn.ss sod ~rsstiss an
deH4aIsds against tts late hrm. Al aufstansl,uv IN.
iehtsiness nust .. nmsdlAteig closed.
tfffFk a reNAfN~eS
Isnaay ~. ises
Card.
e. frftfins frasa hueucss. fhe under irn~t ,stss
uiuth pleasure in enansnfieR ssn. = Ripley 81 al
BE flffirf rsifans 81 M Hsu-s ao1 b. The sahiie
s@rsfaiy Taafouzhiy qualified ia ,he business -
= good psfetssFg. the buying cpmmuriiy msr conf
deniiy rsly upon GOD tsrgans II al times. and =
ssfslstt tsrwsft ssneFots trvatment
nR uANainsoS.
NJ ~ seult b. siai g. So ls rirntl a. u. 90
.tant. fsr ihs purpee - asking sftil@msat.. qus
90 ~. A., A.
Irrrs Hahts. Isn ~. isca.
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: titan Patrick. At No. Is5 Main
-sast, is Agent for Durham Nursery Of
Srat fr~-s aud Eversreens- All those
-smiag anything in his line si!l 10 we'll 10
ali and purchase Of him apr9iiod
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90 TO a. G. BURROWS, NJ.
~ ~, EsiE susss ssn ell fn4 Ia kosss las
aFrs-k Gects q every tti-r thsl can - pa in =
- a ne tint. 49, so1 81 q vefy emsn pro<t fr
Al Astss sscts are ,ouxht ar csrh. as ~ ~
49,. - rakltsF s.t prize s1d rcn.reFr ftr1rsnA
via ~ t1a-e ln ~ city
s-1tflas soit VII bs dslisss e. ~ rtr ~ftLs
rty f.f - els-rs.
a. /" - -. Ma sirs~. frfte Hat, Ieaisns
xauhfsto
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foE Ks~s.-A good dwelling honas on
south Sixth street. Inquire of
- grSOCk 4 BASSfSTFR
.gf. 9iie
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Ro,-p~a-Tso gentlemen and their
~cnmmoiaiea At No. CO south Third Street
~orusr of Thiri and Poplar Streets.
m \ d1a
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foa Rr,r--s good bu-ine~- room and
dwelling apartments. on vest side Marke,
street. JUS n"slh OF wAba.h Terms reason
bis. apply 10 J H. Moore. wet -ide OF
~ pahiic square. IL
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LIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
j issued Ia the Bns Insurance company of
Hartford. Connecticut.
Cash Assets ....- ...-....-...---.. 90 ,OeV, eco.
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
In the Hre and Marine Company. Springfield. Mas
ta-h ...sss.ss ZOO, VcJ.
FIRE POLICIES Issued in the Fire In
sursncs Company Of Hartford. Connecticut.
lA1 Assets. S4oO,ulJ
INSpRAScE In The above old aud reliable comps.
Mrs san b procured II reasonable rates. on sppli-
eaticn g.
q 4 NcKEES. Agents
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies in Phoenix Mutuai
LIE Insurance Company " Hartford. Connecticut
IAh As1eff. s......s.s ...sss..s 1fto 80.
Received by
D. n. uAGEE. Ae~uf
Dc. yoas A Won. Medical Y Examiner.
sprsdsm
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Noon Dispatches.

Establishing a National Gene
terry In District Of Columbia.
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bRANDRETh's PILLS -For the restoration
hoAith q those who have been stricken By apopl.4.
or paralysis they are the only reliable u.dicin..
al sneeilons u the lunss. chest aud bowel. a.
prompt u-e saves life and quickly cures PDeau.
MA. pleurisy. cholera. wind, spAsms, worms cAolsi.
morbus. disrrhces. sysentary, whether from malssl.
eAuns unripe fruits OF other fsuits Ia diet. yl~l1 =
Their influence. Asthma, goui, rhenmAiisms. li,.
affections. rupsures. infAmmAuons u sny ors.a
levers, WHISTLER sgue OF other specific fever. blloa.
Diseases. isundise. 81. yitus's dance. smallpox. mes.
les. Group. eryripeiss, white s~eliines. psies, uieer1.
Of even thirty year, continuance and s~specfail,
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cursd permAnsatl.
BY th-se celebrated Vegetable Universal pills Ia
female complaints and nervous diseases he, has.
been equally successful. Vide chang. ri ffe. E.tl
Fret and second periods). Epilepsy. d~presriss .
spirits, frightnl defsms. AL distractions snd rsl1,
stions are BY them cured. dispersed ant corrected
Price IS cents per boz.
Sold BY J. X CvssesAs. T.rrs Hsuie. and l., a,
respectable dealers In msdIciss. usuld~in
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RECRUITING.

~ ASTFD FOR II uN1TfD sATEs Army
w Able-bodicd m-a, between ages q ..gii~-n
aud thirty i've years. Pay. The same a. 10 saiuu
ts~rs. from tl3.co l. t93.o0 pr monfh. With fsta.-
and quarters. 60 a. once
Under present regulations. Any soiti~f H. - 81.
poftonisy - becoming = commissioned ofillr.
for further Information, apply a. the reld~fsa..
etTsre-H sute. ou The = - rldf - sh@ square
TERM - t>Gf>I uT>I.
ALFRED L.. IiDtfs.U.
Capt iVh Infantry L. : A. k@eruitins orrst
5ulY n. du
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al thrasr ~ho wsuf 2 b@a-Abl ~ls
r.s "a lae latest ia-htoa. call a 10 Se~
sors H-t store .aa SO one II she h"mc
Maaaf-rsass. ~hch I make nv eli there
To-. I n. sssfsnt nj h,s- laugif sl ne
rsss : fns assossnssht ~ feet-h f~sv~s.
1ss~s .Ee soft gsss.1srs hats al SIC taest
-s.i.iy. snt a ali coior-. rlssrh I an ceiling
~, ia 49,. large ssssrtueas 80 y col
HAS ~ M coisF@ ranging = <.rs 81 La
- Eny cent.
I l0wkRRf fs-ctscsi Halter.
sarce-sor ~ J 4 YATI.
nx7u o. finh AMI Man -
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MUSICAL.
TO u Tss

UNION QUADRlIIE BAyDi
y(FuA ATTEND PROMPTLY 10 .LL CAils
w IA as 1asks lie. sesse fsfA.sf* 81 ssu
- t.css stsssscassis 49,
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oTIcE To- PHYsICIANs.-

jul TT NJ IlNN--
Z Notice j. hereby sivsn that sssle1 gropnsals
fr Gsli-sl ant Surgical sff~usisnee uucintins us1i.
eiael upsu 80 pri4'urrs copnn~d Ia TIE jail sue for
tn fcor n laftrrf aaEahsr one outT. -ill - rrrt't
"a anil Saturday be 9sih inst. 81 10 o'elock 4 -,
a. The l~aiilor.s Of.re 10 Tsrre Hsate. indiAas
The bid ~4l - O. ere FesT frrm he - 49, -
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9arir Ssmtef 0ae sonrrisss lhsf par 4 Cd.
csr.nfr north q ne rr1trs Il Ta~f-Aip fisFfs asi
eat q he " shash hf.sr.
al proposals uaast - .eampanist ~tL 10 nAnss
q re>poeshie p-rrcns a. ser4ffrs ~ - hithfnt
p~rt1~maurc ~ ne contrsrf.
h ararr a fke Faarf a flrauies4a4.srs af NiFo
esantv FL AiIE<.
sors4ts Aetifor Nlzo c1unfy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

oh. RIVE has removed his Gro
l. Gerry aud Pr0visi0n Store % No. 2. Phoenix
Row. Wabash Street. next door a. ~. Y xcke~n's
Banking once.
His stock j. considerably increased BY new pur-
chas-s from the best Cincinnati wholesale Firms.
and his customers will find Al hs New stand, besides
the usual assortment ~ Provisions AMI Sgsceriss.
the following articles.
SWISS CHEESE,
GREEN CHEESE,
LTMBURG CHEESE.
SARDINES.
HUILE D'0LfNES.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. 4 Ia Vanllle.
MACARONI.
VERMlCELLI,
FRENCH MUSTARD by the Gallon
or bottle.
Also Parma, Ssgo, split Pess. Pearl Barley. kc.
All these Goods cheaper than a. any other place.
Doots delivered AZ home by Express Wagon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

"AsaiSeroS. April i3.-The Military
Committed OF the House have .ceort
ready. establishing a National Cemetrrs IN
II the District Of Columbia.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

CASH SHOE STORE!
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-16

woUSDrp r P~ursstks.-Lisi OF those
-no arrived at Evansville for the 3lss regi.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-26
From philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 24-The Washington
Star OF this evening has the following dated Fair
lax Station, Nov. "a:
Henry Dewey, 9Th United States infantry. a
paroled prisoner from Richmond, reports that he
conscripts going out with tools to work on
the Notifications He also saw fifteen siege guns
going out of the city trucks, passing throug h
the streets.
The people there said they were prepared in
front and
The Hampton legion and ? 200 infantry. with
four pieces Of artillery came into Warrenton by
the Sperryville turnpike.
He left Warrenton on Friday and took the
road to Salem, where he arrived at night
The inhabitants there expected jackson that
night, and they had prepared food to receive
him
He left Richmond on the l6fh of this month,
AMI saw about II 600 infantry between Cul-
pepper and the Rappahanuock, and the railroad
trains were full OF provisions coming from Cor
louisville for Culpepper.
lie ARR, ed in Warrenton last Thursday. They
say jackson will march to Warrenton in the rear
of Burnside
He also spoke at Salem with Lieut.. Halleck,
nephew, rs he says, Ia the Commanding General.
The Lieutenant belongs To Stuart's cavalry. was
wOunde in the arm and was hidden in Salem in
Maidock's house when our troops were in that
place
All is quiet to day about Bull Run and Cen
terville