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A RARE CHANCE, M !, FOR 2. MANUFACTURERS. y!

Now ready any kind of machinery. building Is Of
brick ioundaton, tour stories hiGh. % by ls
feet ocrslot WHEEL all Iron. viii drive any machinery
buiinr will hold failing strcain about i3 acrs
OF ian ana TO aconmodate from 20 20 90 families
also GOOD storehousc; al in complete ORDER now rra
for use: situated IN the town cf Cornwall Grunge county,
sxty miles New York, and within twenty minutes
drlye IN me dock the hudson Ayer aud OnchnN nile
frum Erie Branch Railroad facs wanting water power
And eecrythine 20 pn' machinery, will ind u 10
ther interests cSamne this property For futicr ,ir.
tcuars Apply to wM DEiBW 80 Cedar - ec OF n JOHN
ORR 4 CO, CorQwali, VIaig igs equity, MY,
The New York herald., 1862-10-15
Dated Sept. 8, 1859.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FARMS, COUNTRY AND
N City Residences sale and exchange Farms OF all
sses prices Ac New York. Brooklyn Flatush and
other iocalitea r. d. RICHARDSON CO.. 81 aud Mas.
sau street.
A FINE RESIDENCE, WITH TEN ACRES OF CHOICE
N Land, fruit shade &C. II niles from City Hall (Wsst
county, for sale eSchanse for city or Brooklyn
houses w r. SEYMOUR ~ Cedar street.
A SAFE INvEsTMENT-FoR sALE--A SPLENDID
IN Farm, l2b buildings and fruits at lila KEN
sack, si7ov " acres with water 'front.' beautiful $500,
90 at Somerville, with 'front.' beautiful $3.50.
Other Farms. w. III. MELICk, 4V7 Broadway.
--
A FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
~ House and Lot for sale cheap, situated Forty.
second street. broadway House 25x5O; contains III
the improvements Lot 25xgSg Immediate possession.
CHARLES 4. MILLS, "a Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

I,oR sALE-A JEwELLERs sHop, wrTu CON.
pete tools and mesainery a nov and ~ The sey bcst
Jyhr stve near BroAiwy. Rel ol the premises very
low, Appay % =. ROSSN03, No. Malael lale.
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, = : nowray-MApAME MIpGEn, os. AfRyoYANr

IO,) AMI sfcd spanish aly unveils tAg rysi0ries Il
,urtv love arriag Iirros, SCI ness nresc.iDcs
cncs for ali asvases tes lucky imeeIs, pfepfV ost
sfolcn fr.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

q, = C,sE ron FINE OLD "HExNEssy. CooNAc
pJ brandy; the helarce % Large mpo',e s.ost cod
'Charlcs London Cordial Gin,n the pcsl anu bes gin n
the Market BALDWIN CO., Importers, VI LbIriy st.
The New York herald., 1862-10-15

rNIAMoND. OLD GOLD AND sILvER-LADIEs OR
IL rentemen having Old Coll, Silver or DfanQuds 10 sell
" going 10 LOUIS ANRlCH as Broadway unds the New
Xk Hotel can sell better thsn ~ any other place IN the
city lie Offers pay the highest lricetweny per cent
more thnp any per pays IN cty oAcy, with
out being competed 10 take other goods In exchange
Remember, ~ Broadway
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forwarded from PhiiaGeIytis, New York poston or
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Of ohio, hesin1a5, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin.
Iowa or Missouri, bf RAILROAD DIRECT
The fehns.ivaniA Railroad also connects u. Pitts
burg with Steamers. BY which Goods cav be forx rd
ed TO any point on the Ohio. Ansk isrun keutncfy
Tennessee, Cum berand, Illinois, Wisconsin Nl.sss
stppi, Missouri- ansAs, Ark aneas and Red RIver,
and atIicveland, sandnsky and Chicago withstes !.
ers 70 all ports ON the North hWestern Lakes
MefcbaLis and Shippers entrustiBg the trapsporta-
ton Of their Ere TO This Company can rely Win
confidence OF lis speedy transit.
The Rates OF Freight
To and from any point in the Vest by the pepnsv,.
vauiA tshtfai Railroad, st all time. AS FA
h6AbtoMfAStES.
II Fbs pastscaiar TO mark packaees, IsvrA Pxss.
CtsTkAL X. r.. il
For Freight Contracts Shipping Directions. an
ply to or address either Of The foowinx Agents q the
Company.
h SASS. st. Louis. Missouri
u. A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh,
CLAEkE& CO, Tfansfcr Agents,
II. BhOW n a. CO., Cincinnati, O.
k.C. NELDRUM A CO.. Madison. Ind
= L. MOORE Louisville ny.
w. ". AihMAN a CO., Evansville, Ind
CLAkkE 4 Co, Chicago III.
w. h. q r.. l.. LANGLEY ,GaiiipoiIs o.
e. u. NAL, Parkersburg, Va.
HALL a Co., Marietta, d.
\. PIERCE d CO., GAINESVILLE o.
MDoN ELL 4 M.GoLA fsf,staeush, o,
X ANEELf, Maysvilie, Ky.
J. p. JOHNSON, ripley, %.
John TODD, Gov iagtOn, Ky,
q. l.. HkATuN Cirs eisnd D.
\. Z. MELDRUA, GEM Travelling Ag'tto
the south ana West.
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LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK,
Drovcrs aud Farmers witt find this The most advan-
tsgeous route for Live Stuck. Gspacious Yards we'll
wateFed ard supplied with every epnvenicnce have
been opeed on this line and its and
afternoon 10 paid 10 their FROM HarrisAuyrh
where Will br found every conyenisnee for Feedinf
nnG resting choice is offered OF the Pill! DEl,.
fHiA, NkA YORK and BALTrMoRE NARKLfs.-
Ibis WILL aiso be fpupd ihs shortest, quickest and
mcst direct route for stock New Yorx-Iyia Allen
tovnl--and with fewer changes than any oiher
ENOCH LENiS. Genera Supt.. Aitoona. pa
J.. l.. HoUPT, Gen. Ticket Aet Philadelphia
H. II. HOUSTON, Gcn'I Freight Agt., Pniisde lphia.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18
Noon Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

" AsHlNGroS. July l6--The following i
tie biii which has passed both Houses which
removes the Presidents objections 10 tho
Contiscation bin:
Resolved. b this Senate aud Hon.e Of
Representatives. &c, that the provisions Of
third clause Of the fifth section of an Act 10
suppress resurrection, ID punish treason and
rebellion, % seize and c0nfscate the PROPER
~ of rebels and other purposes, shall be 20
construed a. no, 10 apply 10 any acts done
prior to the passage thereof. Nor 10 IN.
cludc any member of a State Legislature or
Judge OF any State Court who has not. in
accepting or entering upon the duties Of his
Office, taken an oath to support the C0nstitu-
ton OF the 80 called Confederate States OF
America. Nor shall any punishment or
proceedings under said Act be so construed
as TO work forfeiture OF the real estate OF
the offender beyond his natural life.
WASHINGTON. July l6.-Samuel r. Miller.
OF Iowa. was to night confirmed by the Sen
ate as an associate justice of the Supreme
Court Of the u :.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Senate last
night and this morning confirmed the follow
ing nominations Leonard Eetridge, Deputy
i. NJ. al Lacrosse A. II. Robinson, of lndf-
ana, to DO Commissary OF Subsistence. with
rank Of Captain In Volunteers. VIM. ID.
Wilson of Ohio. do: Archibald G Noris of
Indiana, DO; Edward ;. Converse of Ohio. TO
be Brig. Gen. of Vols; Col. T. J. Heron of
Iowa. 10 be Brig Gen. of Vols. Col. Nor
gan Smith of the 9Th Regiment. No. 20
be Brig Gen. of Vols: Col Charles Cruft
OF 3lst Ind. TO be "A Brig Gen of Vols.
Col. Fitzhenr, Warren. Of the Iowa Vols,
Frederick Solomon Of Wis, aud Col. J. w.
Sill of Ohio, 10 be Brig. Gems. of Vols. and
Henry Connolly of New Mexica, 10 be Gov.
Of the Territory OF New Mexico
The President has approved the Confisca-
bon act. and the act supplementary thereto.
The Presiden, has a'sO approved OF yari-
'us other bills of public and private char.
lcter
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

I.osr-On MONDAY or Tuesday in the
Court House yard Or some other place in the
city. a small pocket book. containing a small
amount Of silver. AID pFomissary note. for
one hundred and forty dollars. with credit
on i Of forty dollars.
Any person hnding the same and leaving
u al this Office will be literally rewarded
Jnlv I-l9t
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FROM wISCoNsIN

huwAtKrE. July 1.-THE Governor has
div ded the State into ) military districts,
each one 10 raise a regiment.
The first district embraces The couniles Of
Racine. kcuoslla Waukcsha. Walworth,
Jefferson. Rock aud Green
The second OF Milwaukee. Ou9kee. Wash
inei0n. Shcboygan Dodge and Jefferson.
Third. Dane. Columbia. Sauk. Marquette,
Wauskafa. Iowa and Lafayette.
Fourth. Fond du lac. Winnobaro. Calu-
met Aanitowoc. Lcwaunec. Door. BroWn,
Ouiasamic. Oconio. Waupeneta. Waushena,
Portage. Wood and Marathon
Fifth. Grant. Crawford. Richland. Vernon
Juneau. Adams. Lacrosse and the counties
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

ARMY OF ruE PoroMAc, July IL

ARMY OF TuE PoroMAc, July -.
The position OF the main body of the ar
my near Harrison's Landing, remains IN
changed esterday squadron of the 9th
I. ;. Cavalry went out a mile beyond the
picket line, for the purpose of preventing
surprise 10 fatigue party on duty at point
IN the rear The enemys pickets we're dis
covered half a mile in advance For up-
wards OF three hours the two parties sat
quietly on their horses watching the move
ments OF each other. until at length the enc
my became exceedingly restless and showed
signs OF hostility. The 9th allowed them To
advance few yards aud then gave them
Nolley from their carbines A few shots
were fired in return by the rebels. after
which they galloped of to their original DO.
sltion. No one was injured on our side
The enemy had three wounded and one IA.
ken prisoner.
The main force of the rebels is not less
than ID miles from our exterior line. That
would locate them Oh Trent and Gaines Hills
nh former Ell which IS on the west, and the
latter on the eas. side of the Chickahominy.
The ncw base OF operations VIII lead TO
cur approaching licsm0nd from another quar-.
ter than that of Mechanicsville or Fair Oaks
The public will readily perceive the drec-
ton most likely to be taken by the army
The only question Is when will active opera
tons be commenced. Give Us reinforce
ments and we will glue you Richmond.
Reibforcements have already arrived but
do not fear replition The more men we
have and the sooner they join Us the better
Il will be FER themselves. the country and the
cause
The transport Vanderbilt with flag of
truce went up the river Yesterday. for the
purpose of bringing down our wounded and
sick. She returned at a late hour last night
with about 300 on board.
The Harper's Ferry correspondence Of the
Tribune, dated 18th. states that fears arc en-
tertained that we soon shall have trouble in
consequence OF the threatening appearance
Of matters at Winchester The stores and
other valuables of the army have been safely
removed here by way Of the Potomac <
Winchester Railroad.
Various rufnors are atoat in regard to the
movements Of the enemy. and Il is reported
that their pickets were driven in below Win
chester last night. In anticipation of danger
the telegraph Office has been removed over
mile from the town near the Notifications.
The friends of the South. here and at
Martinsburg, are acting as II they had heard
good news, and express their confidence thai
the rebels will make a raid into the valley as
FAR as Winchester before many days
There seems TO be general Impression
here that Winchester will be the scene of
fierce battle before a week.
Ia j. rumored tia. Jackson with one half
Of the large army which he took 10 Rich
mond 50 suddenly. has returned aud been re-
lnsorced bs the numerous guerrilla bands
about the country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

E~cEAvl>e - DorGLAs.-The Agent for
the sale OF this celebrated Steel Engraving.
by Doney. from the photograph BY HesleF. :
published by Marsh Rowe i Co. Is nov IN
the city. Mr.. Couch informs "a that he viii
only remain here for ten days. and every
one wishing one Of these splen-s engra-
wings should avail themselves 81 - oppor-
tunity and call on him Al the Clsrk House.
Mr.. Couch will also call Oh the b.. -iucss por-
ton Of the city for orders. Pee Of en-
craving Al 90. Frame in rosew ood - 80.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18
u,I,sar, Items.

We clip the following from ,h- Stale
Journal
Recruiting i fully a. lively IN other part.
81 ins.aoa "a "a = here The reason fof this
$ ,h,t p,iriosic rnea have pat their shoulders
@ ii.s sbsel asd are dong ~ a work. Ru,
si.sse esetsioas nsa.s PC IS. s.s.ued ~isl.sut
abalemsus Il &c are u secure the number u
men re.i,..ss~l from Iaaiana- 10 thu be done.
tae regiments viii al be hllei IN weel or
80.
William NJ Sm:sh Ia. been appointed
Qasrtermssser fos the ssh District regiment.
the 69h.
wm r. Holloway. Private Secreiar, 81
tsov Morton returned On Yesterday from his
late tour to wa<hiagsoa. the VALLEY Of the
Shenandoah. Frelcricksbsg AMI the james
River.
caaFsermasser Tom Underwood writes the
following account q an interview With se~e.h
iad.o. a Ripley. Ms. - tie Lafayette
tsarsr
Ave w~Tc alesi gong .n,o canp aesr
Rirlsy few DAYS sircr. / az cutie aun-
Der ~ scung ladscs gathered on porcA. and
beng 4 siHsis Han. srd Nery thirsty. I
thought i woaid be soar. 10 sfop and az
ler some water. which kssdly elvsa me
aQer uarh u>ok seat Car a short rest -
Gar tr,sops wers psssirg. carrying tae re-
u.sstal csiors. Ca uisscA 49, painted = Arg.
eseie. whseh the OIL negro nersc rsistook fol
: serc-si,p banner and exclaimed sNa<sa
d,r. . Rattle SnAke. thar : dc bale o,
e.ftof I fo'1 bee she as msstAk 60. tha
w. tae &c vhich had s~silo~es he rzsii,
-n.ke snl Il ooiy maize s fusll meal Coz /
al that
One ~ she ia1ics ssnile.i. ~hle snoihe
.H,hlis elevated tie ell q her no.s r
..WsA." s.ys the cd coek. II sist- De cAs
"A ~ess.lef uarsa Kirhsnl fan a - iass -
In speaksng of some Of car battles. one 9
the isd.os gs marked ihas he away tAouks
he esa,h dh vfeog n 90, hangng q
saa q sfssr Trey captured him rspiis
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- Capt. Dowdey. Of Clinton. had q
men enlisted 10 his cospany tao days since
HI company viii probably be in camp BY
next Monday. Charles + Ho-ford. Of this
city. j. making speeches BY wsy of aiding
Capt Dowdey. aud the effect i At once
seen That Is the way TO raise compaaies.
AMI wc hope The example will be followed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

The President Of the United States has
issued his proclamation calling for 100000
additional volunteers The undersigned. in
accordance herewith are organizing a com
pauy in this county. TO serve ia the 7lst Reg.
ment. which viii be Immediately organized
at camp Nigo
The company ~ll be organized TO the
number Of lol men. rank and file The pay
will be from sia to s23 per month aud every
thing found
ny order Of the hdjutant eneral. this day
issued. one months pay and s25 of the
bounty money viii be paid each recruit as
soon a. mustered into service
Recruiting Office in Dole'- Builiiug On
Third street. under tho Armory.
J e. OXFORD.
Iuly :. ies2 MICHAEL DODSON.
The undersigned take pleasure in recon
mending the above gentlemen 10 those that
are willing % volunteer They have both
seen military service. Mr. Clifford having
served IN the 10Th and Mr. Dodsou in ,be
llth Regiment EB ALLEN.
ialv~n~ I'D. SCOTT
BAftrES ron rHr 7l.r-fhe undersiencd
hs.iax received permit 70 recruit for
Biuery Of one hundred and hlly men. 70
serve sor ihree years o. during the ~ar. have
opened recruiting ofhce On the North side
OF the Public square. under the offsce % the
Wabash Express Mr. Wells ssrved ia the
three moushs campaign a. an etiee-. AMI
Mr. Hsschcock, a. private. N the lllh inli.
ana, Wsllace's Zoaave-.l
There viii be an advance Of oae moush :
paw and Twenty ave Dollars bounty money
given 70 each nan upon beng mustered N
10 service.
Tae BATTERY ~ai DC oasccrcsi a. foilnTrs
One Captain. Two First and tvo Seeoaa
f.isssenAnfs. eight Ssrgeants. twelve Corpo.
Fals. dx Artihcers &c. thus Attending desir.
able positions - many Of The recruiss-tbe
ogioers % De elected By the men.
GEORGE n. PCRDY.
THOMAS y. WELLS
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
July ~. -dti
ora Cot~Txr CkLlk - 70 Aans Al
tlsoss ~iiling % ioin 18th ~. AMI shoaldef
snusiss IN defencs 81 our eouniFy. will CON.
leF.srd anl sign the nasses roh a she re
cruising ofice On "a street. o. a she As-ii
sor's ofiee = p. Aur~.
, Z cnrc.n.
n Dopsox
PAS - ehoier Ns~ Orleans Saesl
reosving sna &C. ale b.
] sly7d2- A. NcRcEGoR A ca.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

L. " H. EDwuns. Esq, and WiLLiAx
Macs Esq addressed war meeting yes.
lerday al Seeley's School House. which was
well attended The greatest enthusiasm
was manifested add eight Young men soIun.
teered after the meeting adjourned. Vigo
county Is fully up TO tho occasion and will
fnrnish her quota Of men forshvlth
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JAMES HlTE

- Recruiting IN the District Tor the
Is, Regimes.t il going Oh rapidly. and every
,a.lscstion j. .hal the requisite number Of
men vii be rr.ly for the organization OF the
Regiment. ~lshin the next fifteen davs. Two
Of three Companies are no~ fall. AMI all be
10 camp BY the frst Of next week
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a. addition 70 the so advance pay and
bounty offered by the government. the lib
erd aud generous citizens Of this city and
county have offered $40 additional pay 10
each acceptable recruit to be mustered INTO
tie 7lst Regiment from this county.
r.. b. ALLEN.
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SOLDIERS, CLay-s,.l.. piinap,...
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Hand
II >. DANALDSON. Notary PM.


- lie. Collector. Claim 5 ~r-. = oil.-.
ais services TO the pu bic, especially 20 those wha
ave been connected with the Military service N The
taltl States, and Who hay lAso 49, "a u, -ossn.t
ne uesosAl Government he will arrange. forr ard
nj successfully prosecute all valid claims Al reason
-oe charges, and as rapidly a. The business can be
.p-icned before the proper Offices at washingtou
md The AID 81 an old oflsr Of the .s.nersl covern
neni under President Filmore's Administrator A..
.aioi ilil IN being successful eifh all LEGAL claim.
v hethsr ior PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONTY ~ LAM
WARRANTS
hAif-PAT PENSIONS. The Niaou.. Or II n.
"oo"s. The Children under sixteen years Of age 81
iieti, ahi soldiers Of the present or any ure,i,,.
.i,c, are entitled 90 Half-Fav Pensions
INVALID fkASlONS.-All ofirrrs .rd So. 81.
tAo are disabled by reason OF wounds r,celp-d 90
-easc contracted While in The services and 81 a..
% city a. asoldier. a. any period. are
- invalid Pensions.
LANp NAKRASrs.-An who served Il dag.
y q The past o. the United Sfafes on 60 a..
battle, are entitled 70 leo acres u Land lnr..-
'saih the Widow ard Ninors are entitled
BOUNTY AONEf.-Tbc heirs ~ az Soli.srs vi.
tare volunteered during the present var Tor flf.
fftor during the war; ard have died or been lie
~ v. Ia the service. are entitled % Osr n>r.sr,
TO fsEs Bounty Money. and such arrears ~ tle 81
aer's pay ss may have accrued 20 the 1Aie II A.,
Afh.
SoehArges made without claim i suooessfun,
fminsfed
DEEDS AID Mortgages executed. ans Biauas ~
s. he'd
es- Eas;ern arrearages Arrange aus cor.. ~
a. exchange promptly rcaiiied
OFFICE a. the old cafnrr s.auf
rs. DANALDSON
ieOSdH Notary Public. A..
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thu. thew stu held the old fellow prisoner
and perhaps JET Davis would yet hang him
he would only ask bin. ! sas asked II
had been IN any engagement. l replied that
I was a. Pea Ridge. where tie Rebels came
out second best. Yes" spoke one o. the
ladies'. and Won would have been whipped
there IL il had not been FOR your qua boats;
there comes one Of the internal things now
pointing 20 a nv sterious object h one OF our
wagons. Yes, yes, Miss" said 1 Just 50:
that Is my blacksmith forge" Ms reply
wound her up Tor the balance Of the CONVEX
sation. Thinking that IL was about time 10
leave, took another drink Of water and BID
them farewell | wonder il the entire south
has actually been kept IN perfect ignorance
IN regard 70 war matters. or has Il fallen -
see the enlightened ones The idea Of
Sumter beng nan or Of ouF having
"gunboats" up IN the mountains OF Arkan-
sas. j.. most ridiculous.
A private letter fsem Porter's Mortar
Fleet. below yicksburg. states that deserters
from the rebel army report that over GOO
rebels we're killed and wounded by the bonn
bardment Of Vicksburg on the 18th uIt
We learn from Nashville that Col. owen.
OF the Goth Indiana. surprised and cut TO pieces
Eve hundred guerillas above Burksyillc. Ky.
about IL O'Clock OF Saturday night. The
Nashville Unlon has other excellent news
which il withho.ds FOR the present.. but il add
that our plans are all that can be desired
A letter from fredericksburg. Virginia.
informs Us that Captains Irwin, Kiester and
Garland. OF the % Indiana cavalry. had re-
sigpei and left for home Lieuenanis Clark
Martin aud Powers have also resigned
Letters received here by las relatives from
Colonel r Sanford Poster state that. for
i've days previous to his writing. the i3fr
Indiana had been in the advance OF Mcciei
Ian'- army, and doing constan, pickles duty.
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~ AL those who want beautiful SIX
Hat. Of the laies, fashion. call At the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself, there
fore | can warrant all hats bought Of me-
have fine assortment Of French BeAver.
Otter and Son Cashmere hais Of the fae-i
qualify. and OF all eolors. which ! am selling
very low also. large assortment VI Wool
Hat. Of ali eolofs. ranging ia psiee n lo~
a. fifty cent.
+ II LOWERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor 70 j q. YATES.
m27 a. Cor. Fiflh, and Main Sta
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EpsroR ExrHEz--I an candidate Tor
the Once OF County Treasurer.
Ire n lze3 =. ALLEN
.c.,.ltt.te l,r the Office OF Treas
.,e, - ~ conuts Al The October election.
N :. DURHAM.
We arc authorized - announce &. ".
e.,,...,, =. a Candidate for the Office OF Col
,,~tor and Treasurer Il the county u Figo.
lam esndsiate for County Treasurer
ROBERT BRIGGS
4 A MADISON j. a candidate Tor the
affice Of Cornfy Treasurer Al the October
election
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ADJUrAST GENERALS OFIicK. !
INDIA~A NoLVSrEKR MILITIA
INnr.N .noIl. InIr Il l-h.l

INDIANAPOLIS, July IL, icoz.
Companies heretofore organizing for the
Twelfth and Sixteenth Regiments Indiana
Volunteers viii be required to unite with
said Regiments Officers heretofore author
ned TO recruit Tor said Regiments under
arrangements with the Field Officers, will be
expected 10 carry out in good faits their en-
gagenents. and TO aid ia the early compile
ton OF those Regiment.
The re organization OF said Regiments is
quite as important as the formation Of new
ones. and it Is hoped that all those who have
been working for them will labor diligently
for their success.
C0mmandants Of the District will not ac-
eept ioF their respective Regiments com
panies or recruits belonging to either Of the
Regiments named.
BY order Of his Excelleney. o. + Morton.
Governor. LAz. NOBLE.
Adiutant Ceuora1 fodiaoa
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SrEcIAt CALL-The Ladies Union A ID
Society. Will meet at their Hall on Friday
morning. at O'Clock A full attendance OF
az the members i urgently requested
Mas. = ID EARLY. Pres
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Night Dispatches.
rRoM PHILADELPHIA

PHuApffuuiA. July IA letter from
Newcastle. peIawara. 81 the Bulletin. SAYS
that yesterday morning eight rebel p isoners
arrived there. having made their escape from
~. Delaware on q raft made by lashlng
boauis together They were kindly received
~ rebei sympau.isers ani sent on their road
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