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PIANOS, MELODEONS,

SAssf .Assis. Jlssis Bssks, AssH Isvsse ~ sa.
sitis rriess. 1a L..
,l,uE HORACE WATERS MODERN 1ArnovED
i Overstrung
Iron Frame Pianos,
are Justly tronohne BY the Press and Mdsic Maeis
to be superior 1ns,ru nents They are bnh Of the be:
,.nd .ny cnase Tbe tone Is very deep, round, full
and mellow; the touch elastic, Each Piano warranted
for three years. Price from 500 to S'oo: second.
octsyes CSC to 9lOD: g., octsves, Sis to $50; On
oe,aYes, SIUO to $50; oc,aves, SIS to ss Second.
hand Melodeons from 80 to g. Monthly payments
rrrsiyed for Panoe Nelodsons, OF Alexander Organs;
Also Tor rent, and rem. allowed purchased ~ per
agreement.
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Tailoring.

I nplLD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
i Of Upton, aud vicinity, that have commen
led the Tailoring business. and am prepared f.
make clothing in the most fashionable stvle and
on short notice. Charges to suit the times,
Shopin the Posto!lice Building
NM. ELLIOTT.
Tnhon. Iowa, May sth, lst2
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DR.. W. II. EIURD,0
AEHlAI IRE AsyRH,

me hes'eH and most valuable pre,en, tha, one friend
receipt OF price. ~ '" eAP'ss' v"
For sale by all the be store, ,hronrhor, ~. cana.
try. @' '"to1s"oe' 'ns eoen'
-, i'"N- As there are dealers who take ad VANTAGE
to impose upon their eus oers
Won In II Is necessary insist upca What
"' '"'' ana you will ret rae bsss test
,i.t ppsren ny an sxrerenc ed and scientific Den.
-; eAsu'et OF the New York State Dentists Asse-
tai Society. Address. w. W.
WIN. II. HURD CO., New York.
,~ "a'd' Dental Remedies are for sale in this pass
Upton. July 10, 1862.
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The Alexandre Orxaa

The Alexandr Orxaa
I, reed ins.ruD<ns Nc in power aal esq
lass she Ordinary Is ses Ps9r NcAR Al Sss saFF
any knosied Of the Fazs PersS-H Erss1 'At a.
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MAGIC TooTHAcHE DROPS.
Prize Is cent. per bottle.
Are yoa afflicted With Neuralgia. &c,
DIR. W. ID. HURD's
NEURALGIA PLiSTERS,
The most effective and dell gh,fu remedy known.
hes q" rot adhere nor blister, hut sonth and charm
PAIN away. Try them. Price, L. aud y cents Mail
ed on receipt Of price.
Do you wish complete set ~ Dental Remedies, snA
treatise on Preserving Teeth Get
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

patch says considering IL not worth while 10
waste any more coal 10 entice the Monitor
INTO a conflict. the herrifuac mas returned
20 her anchor.
The belief very general here that the
Merrimse received some INJURY during her
recent raid. which compelled here 10 80 back
70 Norfolk. She vas undoubtedly aground
all the second day. and may from the heavy
ueisht OF her armament have sprung a leak.
She Is however back At the Norfolk Navy
ard aud was. there q little boubt, taken
back for repairs OF somekind When nov
isg about the upper roads on Friday last, aud
exchanging shots with the Naugatuck she
vs. very close 70 the English Steamer
Racer.
At one time she Vas close along side. la
close coRye TsatiGn with one OF the English
sailors. estendss al experienced gunner
assured me that the last gun the Megrimac
bred the shell exploded before i; left the
muzzle. lie was close enough Ia see "a great
commotion on board aud the escape oi
smoke from her port holee.
The rebels have for several dass leen
building large Notifications On the Dlouces
ter side OF the York River. about tao mile
from NofktoNa and within sight of "a sun
boats, hut their guns were OF To- lang a
iaicc 70 Aho" OF the 1plfptch 81 lie gun
eoats - she'll tbs works,
About one thousand men aeie NJ
work on the Notifications. and the mortars
were of not sufficient range 60 check The
operations.
i~esteriay evening, however he e~nni.oat
sebago arrived. having a heavy 100 poundei
riied Parrott gun. aud at nee opened upon
them With she'll. which were - veil aimed
that they could be- seen fall ia their midst,
and exploding with fatal effect.
The reb els could be disiincti, sccn carry
Ing on ther killed and wounded, and la lhe
course OF two hours the work vas ~entifel,
suspended. the men retiring cut OF range.
At every at e,ers attempt Ia renew lhe
work thes we're driven back Up 10 night.
the suns mounted by the enemy on the
\ orklown side of the river. number nat less
than ilts 100 Founders. siN oi them eiied.
bearing directly on The bar. The gnnboaL
are AZ present about 81 milos helam ihe
town
There is sand 10 be diminishing along the
whole line before \ orktown. ana the Rer
len ~sharp~hooters are spreading terror among
the gunaers OF the enemy bs their n%nerring
aim The enemy have made several sortic-
With infantry. 90 dislodge or capture our RI
hemen. but have been driven back with
heavy loss A. to the arrangements for the
hnal siege NJ need 0nls say the work goes
brasely un
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18
FROM BALTIMORE

RNIrfuoar. April ! 6-The following 70
liable information relative % the visit Of the
French Minister % Norfolk. aeems % ia-tify
particular mention
On Sunday morning last. Commander
Gaat4er. ofthe French Mar steamer 1srendi.
received a telegraph itqpatch IA Cherry
tone. 10 repair Immediately 10 Alexandra.
for The French Minister The GaT~Ddi pro
cee.ied forthe a.. and returned IA Hampton
Road without even giving he commsndaut
time 70 stop ia ~ ~ashinsian. and. after pay
ne a hrief visst - Gen Wool and Flag On
ces Dalf-t-oroaeh. the casendi went ." Nor
folk ~heuce the French Minister va 20
-r-e4ei o. RachnoGd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

We clip The following items from he In
t..ua1olr Journal Of yesterday
The following "a lat Of lnd'ai~ 'oai'-T
.onnded IN the battle near Winehssief o"
n. 2ii u, aud nov Al the temsie semi"
ar Hospital ~ Winchester
III Regiment -Thoma-J f"Shs =" =
3. l-,on 60 G. Ies-e 7 Dem~fe, '"f
Wm : Boots. 20. I. 4 4 Robins Nm
k.-..er.c ca n: " Redington. Go g
lath Reg.uent-w L MHcheii. g" u
= n Hawlo~ CO. 6 d Robin@on - +
t,me- Yallsn David Hamilton. - q
I'm N.lIos. g h Byron smith. - :
III .ho.s,namsd men we're issm The
beginning IA 10. hssp.ssl. AMI Nth The e
e,pt.on % ane lane Z Mulien al all
- vel
The mea n..asi e~lo~ al .ass e~fs-.is-
IA. .na came - nv hn~p.tal "a = most
~sesesed con.tsoh
i4th Reslu.ent-Neha-i Msdsshal;. Go.
q Cornelius BRYAN. 20 + 4 u hro~n.
% 4 Iam-~ Raper. "a x VIM KEEPER. Go
= I n Bsrneli. 60 II. Charlie hregg Go
b IN . d,ing condition Alex I Retain 20
n ~ = living condition Peter Miiiss. 20
/ Charlie c " amer. GO A Howard Le
aor. - +; William Miller. 60 \
made oat this lat fos he Information OF
trend. and relative. ~ that they mas know
~Lsrs 10 ind them.
N letter and parcels addressed 10 m'
ere xill BE- promptly transmitted :" tie
a..n.r r.e-sn A ID. Cal.
Surgeon 18th Regiment.
"a. in charge % Female SEMINARY h"-ih.
- - Wsn.haster \irotnta
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xxxynrH coNeREss-Fns. sr.,,op.

XXXNnTH CoNGRESS-Fnss sEs,ioY.
WasnINeroN. April a..
SrxArf The hill to amend the act ere
ating the Cont of claims wss received from
the house. and referred 10 the Judiciary. Al
80 the House bin a~mendatOry of the act an
thorizinc the ~iszaanee of certificate ~ ia
debtedne-s Referred a. The Finance Com
miitee
= number Of petitions rn the ~ Till.
Nere referred.
Hot~r Mr.. Hale from tue Committee
OF SaYsl Attain. reported = resolution AZ
propriaiine seven thousand dollar fof the
relief 81 the officers and privaies os The
Name baifalions ~ho lost their personal ~
ieeis ga he foft Kesal expedition Ia No
xember hast fasel
Tie Hou-c lill for ihc establishment oi r.
Department 81 Agriculture. VA taken nii
aad tie senate cosamitfees amendment
we're agreed 70 Il provides iof a Bureau
independent 81 tie Interior Department.
viii a Commissioner and Assistants. ~ho
are a. obtain AID diHnse agricultural iulof
nation
NJ Virgin offered a substitute tor lse
hl 1aosidihg iaI IN Agricultural. Statistic
~ aud Commercial bureau
Chaplain Sisckton. IA has opening PRAYER
/ retained thanks log tie abolition of slavery
ia the District If Columbia. regarding Il AZ
a Divine Intervention.
The House resumed the consideration II
fhe bills adversely reported on by the Com
mslee on Judiciary. upon the subject Of ih,
liberation u tie slave q the rebel enlu
nixatien a.
NJ Ioveioy then expressed hi- ]oIiu'un
lie sahl The bill So pstch ~ork. eot az at
the plan II ioe rollsne io suit . : = OF -
Ealifasf iDmTams#
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NEWS.

NV YoRK, April l6-The steemer Co
lnmbia, from Havana 30th. has arrived
Confederate buyers we're much chagrinei
that no powder was at Havana. Thirty thou
sand pounds sold AZ &c per pound. itwonld
bring A dollar or more on the 18th.
Dates from Vera Cruz are TO the 1t, and
Mexico. TO the 18th.
Vice Admiral Jurien was recalled.
cen. Rabies was executed on the I'D ast.
for treason.
President Juarez demands that Almonte
be given up. The French refuse.
Comonfort has been appointed BY Juarez
Military Governor ofthe State Of Tamaulipas.
The steamer Philadelphia at Havana on
the 10Th from r.. Pickens. brought nine
refugees and one Suffer from the rebel camp
Who ran away, taking $4,000 in gold. aud q
large amount Of Confederate Scrip
Only 500 rebel soldiers we're at Pensacola.
Fort McRae had been abandoned.
The Fort Il the eastern end OF santa
Rosa Island hat been taken BY the Union
troops.
Peace bad been restored IL Honduras
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Fsss MoxHor. April 10 Calm ~eather
rres 4l- here IL has been most propit,on
fos he re- appearance 81 the Mefnmae tai
- @he dos not come. 4 = concluded he 49,
mo-' htels injured ~ eeumg aground when
lat eat
nsx Il trace "a cent the s.asaln. %
deliver letters and despoiche. hat ao ncws
trauspr~d
Il Va impossible - obfsla esen = rlmre
4 Tie paper ~ Headquarters
Copiss of the Eichmond Dispafrh anl Nor
folk Day Book we're received herr lasi e.
ening.
The dispatch contains a telegram from
Reanregarl. dated C0lilih 9ih. stating that
10 80 strongly eutrenchel and prepared o.
defy he Fefcral- ~ whatever numbers tie,
might attack lie claims the battle Of Pts
bure Landing as a most inQouant rebel tfr
tary he says. "~e captured eHHl felettI
prisoners and ~ cannon.
The D@Tatch. eammeuiing % he above.
thinks that the total ronte 81 Buell. snt Grant
IS certain
10 mention \ made II Beaasesara hs'ar
SOUNDED.
TIE Dispatch <avs. nn reference - aasBs
~ the Peninsula. that 30 anxiety need b.
felt a. 20 the result 81 the forthcoming hat
lie. The Yankee are - be driven back 90
the Fortrcss and thoroughly sau4uishef bs
the forces an,irr General. Ice. johnson and
Nazruier
The RichDoad Dispatch has some CON
mens- GA he Merfimsc. which 4 ~ i gent
TO dass in Hamqsos Road bantering The
Monitor ant D ankee feet o. come - r. al
The shelter of ihe baftefies The rebel
/ claim that the Nsfrimae = the master 81
Hampton Rest~ The exploit - the ianse-
tovn in sesFing three Federal vessels. u a.
rsrs~i - -t.o~ a. the terror = IN Shich ~
i snkes8 fisw lie NeIrimar. The p.s
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m MoHED RESIGNATION of SIG
RF-TARN STANTON
Indications Of a Change in Cabinet
Items 8.


Wv loKK. April IA numeer Of small
vessels hal arrived II Havana. a!so The reo
a stsamer Austin IRON New Orleans With
cotton. The 20 called Englsh steamers Mi
ramon AMI Fox had also arrived ~iih cotton.
The former from New Orleans
NV Yo1K. April 1.-The brig Drum
mond. from Aspinwall. March Sist. reports
the steamer Ariel from New York. arrived
AZ Aspinwail ON that day With her machinery
damaged This fact ma, account Tor her
non arr, Al Al this post lrom thence. With the
California nail and passengers. as sne 3
now some DAYS over dne.
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GROCERIES,.

DH RIVE has removed his Gro
e.ss .nf f~rssi<ian store . Ne = fso~n's
A. wshs-h etg~sf. nett dor - " ' vixen
nsussnx Onre
a. 800 !. raasAi.rshlr sn<E-4ss1 - 80 par
eess~. frana the heet Cincinnati wholes2is ftrne.
sos Is ru<iaasrs . IN hnf o. hAs Ns~ Staf bssitss
a. aaasl 4..srtnent q PrassioDs al .feefis4,
- ~loil.sin- srfsetre
Swiss CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE.
ITNBURG CHESS.
SARDINES.
HuILE DoLINE>.
WRENCH CHOCOI ATE = Nseilsr
A~AgAkOSf.
VFRNICFILI.
WRENCH AUS1 AID b. ~ aiha.
- little
49, f4ssx. ~sxo. spin Pes. Peal a.sIey. A.
Al these Goods ch~sp~r fhsn a Any utaef Pfsfr
uooss tshser<d stkaae - ExpreH@ weean-
nEPOT If Adam Stlfsl's telebrs
L. - Pure ca~s vineesf. ~aslssaie ~ rs,A'i.
~ HiNt
gsT,s iss1no
DH. RIVE'S tatawba Vine J. the
pare leuuine lulee a hetrapf 80 ~ hntti
"a h alfhs a beverage 81 al.
- ale ~ he krs. ssllon - heffle. -
4 IL kinds q Liquors. Foreign aud
n pe1aesl>. Pusssr. sis. ~ -
waFea,n fh hNf%
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tfNtf~NsFf. Arfti y
tgour see dull sni prices nominal. -msil
ale I'll fancy az st9Sat a. stlcfiiue can
nsf lie s5li a. over 81
Wheat duil AMI Shfl lower. read $50 ~
and 1hfte 400 -
Oats "a
Nb.k, closed tell ~ l-i.m ~ sss a t~I
ia tie nofnng
ftot SONS qeiei AMI tiehanvei aei much
lsmaud l0f afri article
lsaik sAle- Sold 81 tao. as t.as~f- a.
s#sf -. ~ ths elase Shoulders 4rrlmei 20
a. ~ demand Iof me-e rofk
Lsrl declined - @si dull
ssotefe =. unchanged and steady
Exchange 4.sree tnd a. pfemiam
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l4 The Journal Suggests mat me
or call a psblie meeting. for the purpose o.
procuring supplies for the relief OF our would
ala,s,s N the JesrHsfs sympathies had
.ven 10 the rebels. he would have
.e,..l 9TH the patriotic citizens. ~ho have
,..y aimee done What he hypocrisieaiis calls
G., alter this. the eleventh hour. iao ATE
los the Repentance Of such a sinnef
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

FoE ffsr-A good bu-.nss- roous ami
d~ ~llin~ On west site Market
street. ia't north OF Wabash Terms reason
BILE Apply 10 J II Moore. ~e~t -"ie OF
the Pablo square ~.
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DEPARTME

Commemorative agent sent By the Ter
man citizens Of our cisy. nth the aonai''"'
for the soanded Of their their eoan'fs men
~as Mr.. Hoffman. instead Of Mr. huima" -
=. had il in our columns Of YESTERDAY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18
Night Dispatches.

ADDITIONAL FROM FORT MONROE
Fl MONgor. April lb-There vas some
firing this morning by the rebel batteries to
the lett OF Yorktown. hut no damage done.
AZ extensive smoke has been rising all
day from Newport News. leading To the be
lief that preparations are making to evacu
ate il. IL has now ceased 20 be n position Of
importance
Fr. MoNRor, Apr LITTLE course re
Gently adopted by the authorities here IN re
ference To southern newspapers frequently
received bs flags OF truce. deprives the pab-
lc 0f news which IS often of considerable
importance aud always of the greatest inter
est. until within a short time there has been
no obstacle in the way OF obtaining such pa
pet> for the use of the Northern press. but
AZ present none are allowed To be received,
and those which find their way TO headquar-
tiers are not ALLOW Ell Ia be seen by correspon.
dents.
The following is taken from the Norfolk
papers.
RICHMOND, April l5.-Both Houses of
Congress ave adopted resolutions to ad
jouIn on Monday next. and TO meet again on
the the 81 Monday ia August.
Reports have been received here OF the
landing of Yankee troops at Tappahannock
Essex county. va, on the Rappahannock
river.
Five Federal gunboats went 10 Urbana on
lhe Rappahannock river on Sunday aud next
day proceeded 10 Tappahannock
No troops were landed.
This IS supposed TO he a reconnaissance OF
feint.
Official information from New Orleans
states that an attack ON Forts Jackson and
Phillip commenced Yesterday. the dith.
SAVANNAH, April 1.-THE Morning
News learns that jacksonville. Fla. Wa
evacuated BY the Federals last Tuesday
They said they were going to Tybee.
The town IS now in possession Of the
COnfederates
The CONSUMPTION bill passed Congress OF
the 9lh inst.
NORFOLK April l5-1he Day Book Bool
announces the arrival Of the French frigat'
Gszendi with NJ. Mercier the French minis
ter At Washington. on board. There !
great curiosity and many snrmises n to th'
object of his visit. Tee editor Of the Dal
Book SAYS VI. Mercier has di-patch- for tn
French Consul At Richmond. which l. ih'
cause Of the visit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

- All those who want A beautiful six
Hat. Of the l.tesi fashion. call At the New
York Hat store aud get one oi the Home
Manufacture. Which | make myself. there
fore I can warrant all hats bought OF me-
have a Gne -oftment Il French Beaver
otter and So Cashmere hat Of the hnes'
quality. AMI II all colors. wh'ch ! AN selling
s.ss lo- .i.o. a large assortment 81 Wool
Hat. II al colors. ranging ia price - lo~
- nfty cents
Low ERIE. Practical Halter,
Sacceseor to J G. YATES
m17-u Cor. Fifth. and Nam 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

EWllam pasrek. Al No Ia Main
street, il Agent Tor Durham Nursery OF
Fruit Tree. anl E%sergreens All those
wanting anything IN hi line viii io we'll 10
call and purchase OF him. apr'ii"d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18
NOTICE To PHYSICIANS

IN Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
for Medical aud Surgical attendance Qncluding medi
cinel upon the prisoners confined in the jail and Tor
the Poor in District number one only, will be receiN-
"a until Saturday the 26th inst. at 10 O'Clock a. NJ,
AZ the Auditors Office IN Terre Haute, Indiana.
The bids will be- for ore year from the ri day ~
May, lsC2.
District Number One comprises that part 81 the
county north Il the centre Of Township Eleven aud
east II tie Wabash River.
Nj proposals must be accompanied with the names
Il responsible persons a. securities for the faithful
performance Of the contract.
by ort.r - the Board Of Commissioner Of Nigo
county. FL h. ALLEN.
apr5d,d Auditor vigo county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

DKOF. GEORGE W. CANADA
having fefti--i hi~ shaving and Mar DFrs.ins
ssloeu. sdloiuins ne rerre Haufe Hguse. hess leave
a. lrisfa ~ citizens SD potiif Fsnsfaliy. that be
s u8e pfrpsfed - u.ft epou customsf- iu his
us4al satisfactory m4a4ff. Strict s-fsHf4an given -
-AampooHins an rutuns iafiss snt Little Gifis
nAf ofO " CANADA.
sfaaar
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Ha- luss rsreived a ne~ and spiendrh stock
Of
ROOTS a : Es
az all kin. s~aretie~ and styles to suit AL
.e.s. -exe-. tastes and passes We also
have on hand and are making 70 order. al
.,na- French calf Boot aud Shoes.
Corner Main ana Fourth streets. opposite
on,hsn, Rank. lapI0dlwslm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

Bo.Rpr~s.-T~o gentlemen and their
~. .. .ni a lev day boaricrs. can be &C
Sommoiared n No az south Third Street
corner Of Third aud Poplar Streets.
a. 7. DIV
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NEAL ESTATE.

NOTICE 10 Real Estate Dealere.-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18
Apfiasw9~

THE partnership in the Dry foods
trade between Ripley 4 Danalieon expired BY
mutual consent on the 18th DAY n January. l-Sf
Ripley, ~ho continues The business and settles all
dsmsods sgainst the late arm. All outstanding IA
tstteines- must ~ immediately closed.
RIPLEY a OANAIDNoN
14anary n. isg3
Card.
H. retiring from business, The undersigned taksf
much pleasure in commencing Gso. =. Ripley a. al
tAs former patrons 81 the House and 10 the pubitF
generally rbpronghiy qualified In The business a.
= goei passhkser. the buying community may couh
IDENTIFY rely upon sooi bargains ~ al times. aah =
sfrAlehf tafwari geueFons treatment
D.s. D~ASAluSOS.
NJ. D. would b. Glad - Sc hs ffiruds - the 0d
ftsif. faf the purp.<e q making ~e~tfiements. qua
ing NJ. A.. A..
1ssfs Hauie, Jan n. lss1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18
FROM VIRGINIA

woorsrocg. Va. April l6-Sixty oAe %
Ashby's cavalry. including taree officers.
we're captured. this morning and brought IA
a. ooslsfock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

'EHL SUTnLKLANDS. BY the
AatA.t = sHssittss -
49, E~UCxIseEAHs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

CASH $40 T. Slo r. :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

Tor Bal 70 % 10 ,ls Hsass ~irAiH a wsel'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-18

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tno~n IN Tsrre Hause. - sroTfr~ foundft
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