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SVoys 10 bsfors His Worship George Hal
Esq, Mayor Of QHsbse

QuHBEc, June 10, 1858.
This 10 10 certify that l have been blind for ten
years Of my right eye aud Cor the last ten months
my left eye became similarly diseased -Four
weeks ago was led by three members Of the st
Patricks Society into Dr.. ThumbletyS ONCE al.
most blind. The Doctor, after examining me
said he could cure me la short time, nofwith.
standing most Of the doctors In town had gave
me up as incurable, namely, Dr.. Landry and DR.
Fremont, Of the the unnety Hospital; they gave
me up after thirteen weeks treatment, and my
wife led me home blind from the Institution.
Then commented trying mostly all the doctors
OF Quebec without the slghtes particle Of relief
have been 20 work for the last eight or ten days
at my usual occupation, that of n mariner on the
81. Lawrence, and thanks TO Almighty God that
be has sent the illustrious DR.. Tumblety to cure
me. Nay CID bless. -a,I4
- WILLIAM SMITH,
q Citizen Of Quebec, G E..
Sworn 10 and acknowlsdgsd by the above
mentioned N illiam Smith, who has read aloud
IN my presence printed document which he
had never seen before ..s..t -
GxoKsE HALL, Acting Mayor Of Quebec.
TEE INDIAN HKRI pocroR
will describes diseases and tell his patients the
nature Of their complaints or Illness, without re.
ceiving any Information from them. - 8
No saargs for Consultation or Advice.
Once, No. II Washington Buildtpgs, Pennsyi-
vsnis svenue, corner 7th street may ~
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AN IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Yesterday Detective
Omcer J. NJ Busher was called upon bya city
banking house TO arrest a person named Charles
Murray, who had succeeded in obtaining from
them % 900 United States money, for twenty
counterfeit 500 notes upon the Allegheny Bank
Of Pennsylvania. The detective went directly to
the railroad depot and took passage on the cars
for Baltimore; but on passing through the cars he
discovered his man on the same train with him
He Immediately arrested and searched him. and
recovered the money he had obtained from the
bank also, counterfeit 500 note of the same
kind mentioned. Stopping at Annapolis juno
ton, the officer returned with his prisoner and the
money to this city.
Muir ay was taken Immediately before Justice
Dom. There he would not plead guilty or not
guilty, but was fully committed to Jail for court
He Is fne-looking fellow, light cOmplexioned,
and about 81 years Of age. His positive silence
would seem Ia indicate a knowledge Of what he
was about; and he seemed determined not to give
any clue that would involve himself more, or lead
to the detection Of others.
1t seems that number Of those notes have been
passed upon persons at the North, especially in
Philadelphia; and IL Is not 10 be wondered at as
the counterfeit il admirably executed, aud the
detecton give no description Of any counterfeits
upon the bank over the animation of as.
Probably the operation is a stimuli taneous issue
In several large cities, from some counterfe!ting
establishment ,s,gely engaged in the business
Murray 10 supposed TO come from New York.
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WE ARE selling N. w Thomas, Henry Nve's,
g. Gaspard's, and Beiman's Orange Brand Ham
at 10 eents per pound. These are four Of the best
brands of hams in the United States; plain hams
9 cents; 10 pounds Of the best lard for 81 AT
Stewart Sons, corner Of 18th and II streets. 3t&
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Anusxnxrrs To-NIaHf.

growers THEArER-TRs Opera To mig ht we
have Rossini's lyric comedy, all Barbiere di
seviglia, with all Of the Gran troupe in the cast
GOttschslk will perform between the acts, ola
Favorita," "The Banjo,n ia La Savane," and
'sMurmures Eolieus, }" and Madam D'Angri will
sing In the music lesson scene, the Elena
valse," and slso Rondo Finale, from Ceneren-
tola.
FoRD's ATHESBuM There was coed house
At the Atoeneum last night to witness Eorrest's
personation Of Spartacus. Tonight the great
tagedian appears for the last time In hington,
and takes the part Of Claude Melnotte In |" The
Lady Of Lyons ~ The public will remember,
too, that this 10 his benefit night, and IL true
merit deserves recognition, and a fne enter tain
ment should be attractive, the house on this oc.
casion should be crammed. Our citizens may
never have another opportunity Of seeing the
greatest Of actors. The other parts Of the play
VIII be adequately sustained.
CANTERBuRY.-This Institution, devoted to fun
and frolic, continues to draw hugely "Tne
6ipsey's Lay" has grown 90 much In popular
favor that II Is repeated nightly. Harry Rice, as
the Contraband, In "How to get a Wife," Is
excellent; while Mile Fovler's dancing, and
Miss Duval's sweet songs add immensely to tie
attractions Of the Canterbury The usual bill of
fun and frolic tonight. Tomorrow afternoon q
performance for families and children.
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hUsie Sc the advertisement Of Professor
sebc- B, ofganist aad pisnist We kaov him 10
Dc Ca Iital aid paitrat teacher, ard =, under-
Esnsie stsight
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SECOND WAND STATION Cksks-B.foss yssiiss
C1drk -Deanis Murphy, hackmsn, disooeying
The police At the opera; fned % o.. edward
Hay snd Robert Hay, boys, profanity; fof hear
ing. 6Torge Evans, colored, theft fef furthef
hcariRg. -
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HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR sALE-A
oontaI ing rooms. loostsd 10 pleasant neI hbCr-
hood together it'll Ihs f urniturs obtained In il,
Is offered for sale upon sooOu modatinE terms. For
PARTICULARS address, House." Box 749, Post of
foe. IN 7-Stt
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sRooTIxs Godfrey, Of washington,
WA committed to the jail Of our county on Mon
day, charged with shooting M. Daniels, a few
miles from Bladensburg. 0ne o. two shot en-
tered the bead, and Daniels II rad 20 be mortality
wounded -M1riboyo' IND J Gazette.
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WANyED-2y q respectable woman, q SIFU
w ALTON 20 do gene al house.OTx 10 8 family
of about f,'u- persons. Goo Recommendations
given. Address Box 3, Star Gffl % It,
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w OPERATUX on Singers sowing m,ohIne
Apply at s64 s'rse:, near the corner of Nintn
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FOR SALE AND RENT,

FOR RENT-t fine toned octave Ro ewood
i PIANO, modsrn style. Term, sderaie Ap-
Ply at 91 Pa. avenue, south side. msIw
A FEW GENTLEMEN Can be accommodated
n with pleasant Rooms and Board 81 4S7 e. 81. /,
between Sd and h sts. Also, few Table Board
trs m9St
EOR RENT-A well furnished HOUSE, con-
i tanning rooms; gas and water IN the house !;
possession given immediately. Inquire of TIL y.
COGAN. corner of HI and 10Th SITS. m9 St
TWO COMFORTABLE r. d N 4 BED
j ROOMS to let furnished 10 ring Q gentlem IN;
tsrms rnoderate; the ismiJ retired with out chill.
dreD: Address letters "A. F." 400 10Th street,
between G and II. m9 2ts
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT,
with Board, in a pleasant location near the
Capitol. InsuTe st Star 0fioo. m7-2ts
TWO LARGE SkCOND-STORY FRONT
i Rooms, we'll fur nished, will be let, without
board, at moderate terms, situated IN the nc per
part OF the city, and very desirable for q ,ummer
locatIon. Address yorktown" at this Office.
m7-u
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT-Two or
three Chambers aid q Sit ing Room, neatly
and conf ,rtably furnt he'd, al so Twelfth eet,
east side, between g and II SITS. The location is
ole OF tbs most desirable in the city. m5lw
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WANTS.

WANTED-A CARRIAGE FAINTER al
w 49S 9th street, south of Pa avenue.
ms q. JACOB WILSON
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WhNTkD-2 or s good MILLINERs; also. an
w Apprentice Apply ,mmed e ely st Millinery
and FancJ Storo Of A. p. DOU6l.hS, 293 Pc.
az niue betwGe en- 9Th and 10th SITS a ls1 wanted, q
GOlOrfd ErrAn1 Girl. liz
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VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY FOR
south .side, with improvements two smsll frame
houses, fronting on Pom. avenue, in Lot No. 20,
square A, 20 ieet, running back to an aey ~ feet
ton apply 10 JOSEPH r. KELLY, Agent, on 9Th
street; No; 36l, between and New ork av.
~ "a 2vs
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VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
LEASE, WITH The PRIVILEGE OF
PURCHASE-k choice Building Lot on stIeet,
between Twelfth and thirteenth stree s. will be
leased for term of years. With the privilege Of
purchasing st o Stipulated price Apply to
JAS g. Mo6UiRE e. CO.,
ms 81 Auction and Com. Merchants.
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WANTED-By white woman, q SITUATION
w cs nurse or TO do plain sewing OIL chamber
work. Apply at 43T E street, between 9Th and It'll
SITS. fn8-2ts
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WANTED INN LADIES
w to learn the Dress nc Making. Apply 4lt
oh street, between II and / m st"
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Ily extracts from New Orleans papers.
given elsewhere. and by many others which
Ne omit. loyalty seems there more tolerated,
soriaHg, than II Was, and steadily increasing
The Bee. suspended Tor fortnight. as an al
vocatc OF cotton burning. recants OF explains
away Ils former words, pronounccs such ~
cendiarism "a barbarous and wanton waste
OF property. not 90 he tolerated ~ the civil
ired world, and 80 y allowed 30 resume is
publication The True Della and the Pea
yHae sre miscellaneous. utteTirg neither
al nor disloyai sentiments. but eounseling
r~acclGi nni absolute submission The
DsHa which. ~ We learil from other srufces.
has changed o. editorial TN firuurhoui u
strongly Cniep.
The fact tiata bod, uncoippioinising In
ion journal = freely printed there AMI freely
circulate. - great point gained. and IL
pabllc slvestiseai6ui =. a regniar meeting
81 the Union Association Al - lyceum
Hall. = siguhcen' II good no~ and pirs-
phe,ic II ycl tesier - comc. oae of The
papets comflalns of editorial psreriy consA-
quest On M want % exchange, bat thef
eli uoe have enough IT them, especially 81
loysl sr,nt,. ~ FeFusai - which viii be
heal al healihinl 90 her sill distcu-
rcfe e.. -. Their on papegs afe uhitsned
"a eoisf. cnlsfacd n sizs end enr'essed n
mluci--s great change. All refcetbie - all
rsr1es f..s,c ~ onf readers eAs tisdlsd
WIT ia tlnir school dats. vii remember =
mo- bsautilai l<ks,<e. "a which ne ellffus
Of Troy. feeling themseiees froed from
hong. hssed. siekeninr imprisonment. foafe1
lhs0ueh the holy cate and sirollei esef
the surtound ar pffins. refreshed aud rcioic-
in~ Seme~l,st fsirh rnif~ pc th~ rrliff lsov
feis - NJ ~ifos al cliiscns o. Xes o.
leafs Ntf Tier iasfi. arpteciste sd pro-
pefly emptN Y 80 neu found rrff aai 81
suy. ana insy the Crescent City. -hieh had
. 30 madiy irom ~ sphere aud sinsost Id
81 ftom mens vision. uat 80; agsin. Ahi
'.wsr - sane 90 more -Neir leff Tsssss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

JoHS 7. MoRnIsoS. OF the county o. VI asi''
;na,ou. nominated by the unconditional Ua-
10. Convention. as the candidate for super
Iotsncens OF. Public Instruction, = ~oF'hy
AID qualified Tor The position. lie IS an eS'
eeuens scholar. Of popuiss manners. ard =
.neces-lal edurator. FoT number OF years
he vas the Priucipsl Of school Al -aiem'
.nl ior several YEAR, the Professor Of Ian
gaares in the Indiana University. IN politics.
a Democrat, and Wa Democratic me@ber
of The Constitutional Convention. and OF the
State Senate. lie has held other places OF
oablc trust. Tie has. ZOE some tine. been
me conductor and editor OF Democrats
newspaper; and. from the beginning oil The
-.,.l,ion. has been wuquAlihedly IN favor OF
IL. suppression
We congratulate the irieasis 81 education
on having 20 good a man ai the he"d OF suea
cause. The public good viii be promotes
br he services, Tor his election i certain.
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Re Organization of the s.D.moc satic''
Party.

The % STYLED Democracy 81 Indiana. OF
the "baiternut persuasion, are having
cool time. re organizing iha Democratic
party OF course IL has To- he a IN National
party, and hence the great difficult, IN ro-or-
ganixiue. There's JEFF Davis. and Yaneey.
AID T.Ymbs. and Rhett. and WigfaiI. and
oyd, AMI, in short the entite party OF the
aforesaid persuasion. who are just now too
busy in carrying out their part ola common
raspose 10 desff0y the Government 70 take
time to assist their brethren in Indiana 20
extend the "srrailatiun ~ rs Ia make II
national institution.
This j. singularly unfortunate. as TIE oh
iect OF both Is identical, and as each have 20
play an important part ia the programme
The misfortune, too j. all the more obvious
az this time. az tha most respectable men
who haze heretofore Leen members of the
Democratic party proper are eschewing the
doctrines set forth IN the platform of the
"butternut-' fn their Convention of the sib
OF January last. aud. ignoring all party or.
CARNATIONS, are uniting with the loyal men
ct all parties for the sake Of maintaining the
Government AMI crushing out the wicked
Rebellion against its authority OF course
in the ere organization il is their purpose
10 appear not 70 claim fellowship with their
c5 laborer who occupy the posffse. while
they occupy thu neggiire position IN aid Of
the Rebellion. While the loyal men OF the
country have formed a union. the paramount
object OF which j. 10 preserve the National
life. the object To the .rbutternut" orgsnixs-
tioa j. a. divide and distract the public mind /.
in order that those OF their percussion in
the South m IS succeed IN their diaboical
designs
They have. indeed. undertaken a most
difficult worn. and With all the dust (which
the traitorous orgaBs-og the "part9 can
throw Into the eyes Of rho people. th4 eau
not make them 70 realize that il il The Dom
ocratic party Of other aud better days. As
Judge Hughes tfnihluly said. il may have
the name. bat twill be devoid of the soul.
And. ~c like things called by their
proper uame-. We propose that the party
hereafter be known "a the "butterunt lie
mocracv Park County Republican.
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rur WELCOME.


''cou. ia ibs sssn.ns. ssue la The meralng.
Come when soa'ss ie-'.si f.f or e'ae ihoui warn
ag,
Kiss AM ~-lcolae GA u tod here before you.
Ana tie onsner you come here tn more IN adore
you'
Lshti. iny h. afl siuss the ia, Ne we're pllshisc
Red l. m, cheek that they told ne Wa blishtsdi
The srern cl ihs Tree. lecks far g'eener than
ever.
Ana the hnus,s are s.asias. ira. loFeFsl don't
.evrr"
ripull "a wet now,r.. lo~sar ifyon choose shsmi
on. stes you'.s ki-.ea shs,o ihes u No an ms boz
-em.
IN fetch lscn lhc m3pnlaln % brtsp 10 hsrr yeu
i,n fs.sh lrcsa M fancy tale thai wcns sir.you.
oh sour STEP. IKE he raj. "a lie summer
ssA'd farmer.
or sabre a,d shield knight without armos;
IN .ias soo srecs soog- nli,he assrs rise "te's
rh,n. wandstiug. IN ~i.h ,eu. in sii''eo %
49, me
Wen look through the trees stiae eliza. and ihe esfs.
Ven tread round the path TIE ',sci Of the fair,
Wen look on the sssis. IA ven i.ito the river.
TIL yon al - sear darling ~hai gifs yen can give
hsl.
oA' .hs 'nwhssssr yoa. tyvs a. unrharssabi,
sming,
Atitr,rt wherln -~,rri. s.a.i taeslaii' ,ifesm'
ius.
1ll he starlight olh'Nsn above ~ shsll qal'''
a, our Soul nos. Ia ~ down stetaits'- river "
So come "a lhs ,,snipg, q, come n ~, meFnnr.
Come When you're looked Or. csme without
warning,
kl..ss aud welcome you n fndLae teio1t Aol
a-si lse oftener sop come here he more fii .aoF'
yVu
L4xht Is my heart since the day We ~st. piishtsi
FED IL my oheak-ta.t tAsy to.t ne was bshtsd
III gtten u the trsea Looks far grcsnsr than eve
And ,he mnn-,. are dneiDg. ''tras ioversi don
sevsr
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I less t. ss1s upen M face.
f,.r there IN icyciiness trace.
TIE Impress 81 ~ mind.
Aad IN ths viiehiag sa.ile ! see.
haeyani sfirii llshs ana free.
tairtisred a. ihs UinS.
Thy fvriling -oil - iali al lsss.
iiesp spfinsins hon ths lount ahS,f,
nheies pasest feelang. hoU.
AnA s.lslas wiih = hAlloasd i.ran',
s TIE iaaaenrd psrs q hfr's fail stream,
That al iaa 4 tssis bels~.
ob las, as heart formed q hls.s.
f'rf laset the iond A4.i ~sua etTe-'.
90 ,wset cpnildiug hove.
And ma, lbs s~,fuy iiesiins hours.
~ ever masked with eholesi hoWrrs,
TIL oalifi to fsrn. above
A.
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Lshying Tor for me year lr6a
RE III ORDAINED by the Com
Il mon Council Of the city Of TeIre Ilauis, II Al
the amount aud rate al t@N 10 b. levied all pros
~ snploc 10 STATE ana County taxation within ths
city 81 Ierro liauie, Zoe the year A. 1862 shall
be. and the J. hereby fixed at fort, five cent?
t"f general purpose, on every one hurdred doilsrs
valuation Of real and personal prcperf,, and poll
Tax of my cents on every white mall inhailtant
sane and not pauPer. Of the age ~ t~s ard
net over MY years.
Adopted jana j.. A .. is62.
W. ~ SffwAkf A-,"s.
Attest IL Gttirs. clerk
lune2oiAw2w
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The Rebe, Agents In Europe snuhbed

The Rebel Agents In Europe snubbed.
The Intercepted correspondence OF Bulser
King. published here some weeks SINCE, has
found H. way 10 England. and u made the
subiec, Of comment by the London pres
The Times SAYS that the letter, OF the reb
eli agents abroad give "a dismal picture Of
wasted energy and -pf long course OF de-
ceptive agitation gone fhros0h 70 40 purpose
aud then iaps The rebcls over the knuekles
In this severe fusion:
Thus have Jared the accession agent 10
their own chosen field OF acknowledgment
agitation. Their adversely j. entirely un
connected with the fortunes oil var iheH
maneuvers began at least half year before
any State seeded. aud this correspondence
bears earlier dates than that OF any Conied
crate revoFse during the war. They are n
ses 81 ignorant. narrow minded, conceited
| shareholders aud agents OF slaycholders--
infrn In the judgmcn, and reckless about
! truth, AZ shareholders Get 10 be IN al eonn
! tries and an times. The, despi>cd the
| strength OF the Free States. aud not under
standing the causes OF that strength; and
they partly blinded themselves. Ia the desire
% blind others, 10 the weakness OF their own
| enterprise Though their defeats IN the
geld had no, begun they have been moro
. or lees discouraged by their own failure 20
obtain support in Europe. even by such Fcck
| lcs. PROMISES and such dclusive representa-
| tions a. they did mol scfuple 60 offer: and
now The exposure Of their correspondence
| thron~h their notifications.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

Ev1karfs9s Ms1stxr a n,osi suss
Ordinary machine. 81 mach impsrt.rre q,
baakers. ani indeed - All Who ass pane
nenef. hss insf bees Invested Its design
81 Soc ~ efo,crpae sfiiing. This saati<. =
fereou q write - The usuni -ay. AL % dn-
piicsie ~ sfiiing = million tines smaller a
snall. Indeed. that 4 i invisible 70 the naked
ere. yet VIZ Possaal microscope becomes
- PLAIN thai ever line sud dot can Ne sea
The iaveator claims Inst 9Th ihis iastsn
meet he can copI Tie entire Bible fseniy-
to times N fht pace 81 "a inch. Our ias.-
rest library cosd BE Transferred ., 4 sheet
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Democrat. said, some time since, that be
tse-s personally. that most superhunan ef-
fort was TO be made. 10 return BHIcHs TO the
Senate. The editor OF that Democratic Ia
per, Of course. understood abe whole natter.
The qac<ioa i Cor the voters Of the State
20 decide ~he,her The ,th OF January Con
venlion ticket shall succeed. and As a conse
ouence, return a traitor 70 TIC Senate 70 rep
resent the State. or whether the Unieu tick
Ct shall succeed. ssd return a loyal man.
We have confidence ia the intelligence aud
patriotism OF the people Of this honored State.
AID believe them Incapable OF endorsing
Jr.sE ID BEiour. AMI those Who hang to his
fortunes la PUBLIC estimation, o. other
State occupies higher position ~ dcss
Indiana. and the Governor of no ether State
j. more eulogised thanher worthy Governor
We believe her people viii. At tho Fall elee
,ioa. maintain her high character Ior patriot.
lem and loyalty. by condemning. In the mos
emphatic manner BEIcHr. NooRHns and
| VAlL.NpiouAx. and the dishenorable eause
they represent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

1us IT : ak1ssuav Nom - flr.. Tar
So ooo 80 Of demand notes receivable faf
customs, snd 80 zoe 40 N notes aof - -.
ceixabie have been 1ssussi Tatal es,s.fan,.
ine smoaat 5o.ooo0oo Ofths. st ss,o
pl1 sss held ~ A4nks ani esnit4lisi sfa
rrea' afa. fhus Tie >co .ooa ossi ma : - 10
ssrie.l a. practically wiihira~r tom cifca
ietiou Under existing le,isiai 49, 10 fress.
ny. - meet currcnt cxfs ffr~- mainly
iepesli. en- The n'nets mil,.ons 81 legal ten
a~r nofcs sri "a TIE rceeirss fros-s rnstar.s
b~nce. ~ ihe sarrrsfian 81 the :$ecreisfy az
he TftAsuff. a b.ll Eisinr auihaf.fs - ss.ae
ESQ 80. 90 u,es. legal tensler ',eses 81 not
iess noninsiion thaa fve ioi;Ars. bii
hss hcsn reported bv to House Committee
"s..Ns,s asd Neass.
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<ota nsssssses~ --sscn hsuks's ARM,
aIon afriv'ug "a Mariasiufg, Ind hsiDo
thloE o. esf lnr q hosfs. ard ~ sieep tor ~
flasi.ag qasasity 81 crssksrs lc<t ~ tie
Maize 80 ,nscr< - shc rost. tres etre T..
'Fsbalel u hen. uho. having Ten their hsv
essaek : $3.50 kr-1~scts near Nsilieiown, re
ssFird - novel sxleiieut a. eaisfitafe
IA 'eE n tAeir Tsnts. sad tying he els,s a
e~sh icF hey tiiesl thsm 9Th crackers. and
Ifseeetsi on their march n their endsr
slethinr. 9Th their noxsi h2rer-.eIs he.sfts.
ins Their shoulders. n che Posom.e.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

Of cote paper. Practically il viii be OF great
service IN preventing fosgesiss. WIN one OF
these machines. private marx can DC pun on
bills so minute aud perfect that the iofger
can neither perceive nor initiate H. but the
bank clerk OF broker knowing where 10 look
can AZ once detect that the bill Is not genn-
inc. The machine 4 the invention Of Mr..
Peter
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School Fund Revenue.

'INllE >EMi-ANNUAL DlSTRl.
u buu.n q the school Fund Revenue ~as this
day made, anourll.g 10 sla.ss0,ls. The several
Township Trustees can nov receive the spportion.
men due their respective hips ~ calling upon
the Auditor.
june w. lsol lunt9OiAwlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
DEPORT oFTHE AUDITOR or

y Nigo county. showing the amount received
aud disbnr-ed fof the ,ear commencing June let
lsJi, and end'as MAY a'ss. y isGs. inclusive;
nCkfFTs.