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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
COTTOyr .V'OT KEN'G
Treat Once Again!
OF NEW MILFORD

WW' GUILD respectfully inform his Cust0nsss
w and the public generally that he has Q
very large and fine Stock Of GOODS sdapted 70
the spring and Summer Tfade-consistlne u
DRESS GOODS Bleached. Half-Bleached end
Brown MUSLiNS; Common and Roll CAN.
BRICS, which will be sold at New York prices ;
SHEETINGS, White Muslin, Dress do Common
and Roll Cambria. French, English and Amssi.
can Prints, at New York prices.
Good White MUSLIN, 12a Cts, old price En-.
bossed TABLE, COVERS. at one half their value ;
PIANO-COvERS; sHAwLS; Balmoral and
Hoped SKIRTS; eco Yards CRASH Diapers I;
Linen, Damask, Irish Linen, White and Brewn
Linen Table. Covers; Plaid and Stripe SILKS, fss
% to IS Cts. per Yd. +; WALL PAPER, Z Cts. -
Ok Cfs
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
REMOVAL,
E. staples,
.tf.51

HAVING purchased the Shop in West Street
In formerly owned by William Rogers. i,
prepared to do all kinds of CARRIAGE REPAIR
ING. in the shortest possible time. Also--NEs
Work made to order. Give nae a call.
Iitchfeld, April goth, 1852 ts.2
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

DRoKE INTO my escios,ire on or about the
ND 23d of June, "a red two years old Heifer.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
L. G HUMPHREvILLE.
Mortified, July Sd, 1862 3t-12o
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

Litchfeld County, IS. New Milford, 1862.
Personally appeared j. J. CONKLIN, Cashier
of Aforesaid Bank, and made cath that the above
statement is correct, according to his best
knowledge and Belief rss aa#s
Before me, this 9Th day of July, A. D. 1862.
12-t1 WILLIAM ROBERTS,,
.- 81. .h''H''t esl. Justice of the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

ParsOn BrOWnlOW's Book.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to this new and attractive
- Book, will be received by R1vERIus MARsH
of Itchfeld, Conn, and Copies Of the Work
supplied to Subscribers as soon as they can be
procured. Send in your names at once, sent by
mail free of postage, on receipt of price, The
Book contains $50 pages.-Price $l.25. If IA
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
Closing Out Sale.

Closing Out Sale. #r
NOR the next sixty days, we shall offer our
II SUMMER DRESS GOODS for Cash, at
Cost, and many OF them at less than cost.
F. D. MCNEIL.
Ltchfeld, June 20, 1862. tf-l0
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
CELEBRATED
SPECTACLEs,, !.

IN GOLD, SILVER. AND Steel FRANCS.
N. P.-The patronage Of the public is re
specially solicited, and the assurance offered
shat no 'effort shall be spared 10 deserve CON
tinuance of the same,
July %, 1867 sss.4#- ~ /,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
sss ana $50 BROADWAY,
CoRS1R OF TRAIKLIz ErRlsx

CokAhR o. TaA1KLIH ETRanE
ss'i''' NEW YORK.
FE>HIs arst.elass house-ths most quiet, home.
IL like. and pleasant Hotel in the city-offeri
superior inducements to those visiting NEW
YORK for business, Or pleasure, 1t is central in
its location and kept on the EUROPEAN PLAN,
in connection with TAYLOR'S. SALOON, where
refreshments can fe hid at all hours, or served
in their own rooms. The charges are moderate
the rooms and attendance Of the ,fIst order
baths, and oil the modern conveniencss attached
June 3. 1867. Sm7
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And have arranged with
AI.r.nN a. SHuy Arr

Anu nave affangeu WITH -
a ALLEN Il SEWARD. a''@
For the Sale of their Goods in New Milford, at
the same prices as the Company sell the fame
Goods at the Depot in New York City. as 1oi-
lows: ,ser Ia >fss, f..,ssss szgs<-.f a.
p; P. Co.'s Buck-I Flour best, 81 so. :
Family, a., Brown, &C.,, Transparent, &C.,
P. P. Co. s Buck-I Starch, Gets. per h. 4,
P. P. Co. s Buck-I Blue, Bets. per box. ,....
These Goods are represented to be and warrant
ed to be the best made. 4tfl5i ..r.f Ell e
By their fruits judge them. Call at ALLEN
& SEWARD'S, and examine the Stock.
EcoHoMY IS WEALTH. Good Flour, $3.50
July 30th, 1862 4fs Is 10 ~ 1y15
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
DIED,

In New Milford, July 9th, billiard B. Ferr;ss,
aged %. member of Co. 18th Regiment, G. v.
.AtNew Milford, July 22d, Eliza, wife of Jo-
siah Parks, aged SO. sn.-4'r -.~r-
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
! Soldiers Festival.

81 Soldiers, Festival.
YvHE Ladies' Of Lifchfsid viii hold Festi-
. sos yal at the Town Hall, ON Thursday. Aug.
7. 1862 for the benefit Of our
Sick and Wounded Soldiers.
~ New Hayen Hospitalsand elsewhere.A
AL WHO LIKE TIN CAUSE, are invited to send
~ =, sne,, abundance, and then come themselves
p pSUs;ss open e afternoon and evening y
Litchfield, July 18th, 1859. @ got.16
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

HI ESIRE to intreducs to the notice Of the
II residents Of Litchheld and vicinity. their
CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECTAGLES,-
Which have gained for them 30 extensive pat
ronage, and which have met with the unquali-
ned appreciation ofall who have used them. The
Lenses used by Messrs. L. 4 M, DIFFER EN-
I1RELY from those in ORDINARY USE. They
are made of the most PURE and BRILLIANT
MATERIAL, and ground in a form BEAUTI-
FULLY adapted to the Eye. They have the
power Of ASSISTING and PRESERVING the
SIGHT and imparting CLEARNESS and DIS
THICKNESS of VISION. and withal an amount
of EASE and COMFORT, which to the uninitia.
ted is PERFECTLY ASTONISHING. From their
peculiar construction, the necessity for frequent
changes is entirely avoided. Apart from the
consideration of the PERFECTION of THESE
LENSES, is the ability of Messrs Lazarus &
Morris to FIT THE EYE. which they do, ACCU
RATELY and UNERRINGLY. Their Special
Education as 0culists and Opticians, combined
with their long practical experience, enables
them, after examining the Eye with powerful
glass, to DECIDE IMMEDIATELY, not only the
amountof power, but the form of lens required,
AND AT ONCE to select the SPECTACLES best
suited in each case, however difficult. The mcst
ACCURATE Fits SO GUARANTEED, and where
special defect of vision exists no extra charge
is made. or trouble spared, to afford the desired
| relief. y 8t* sE1 =
In short, they offer to the public the services
of PRACTICAL OPTICIANS and OCULISTs.
embracing UNERRING TREATMENT, MODE.
RATE CHARGES, and UNswERvING HONOR
and INTEGRITY in the conduct of their bust.
ness. st~ -7 -s9l.s<- sara.rss .>4s8 &;
g. Arrangements are made to ensure the at.
tendance of one Of the Firm in Litch6eld every
three months. Due notice of time and date will
be advertised in this paper.
90 He will have an Office for tho transaction
of business, and with him,
| A FULL ASSORTED STOCK
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

- F. D. McNETL'S.
July 2, 1859 VIII
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

STATEMENT Of the Condition Of tho EANK
- OF LITCHeTELD CO. on the LIST day OF
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
New Harness Shon.

VUVHE Subscriber having opened a Shop in
u Lords Building, over F. b. Mcneil 9 Store
keeps constantly on hand every thing in biz
line. Repairing done at short notice. 5ad4gf!
A. A. JONES.
Litchfeld, May 18th, 1862. tie
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

vIGNE :T.TEIS!
IHyHIS New Style of PORTRAITURE is in
u great demand at JUDD'S GALLERY. Ev-
cry one gets goodLIkENESS nd ahandsome
PICTURE, by this process.
Litchaold, April Sd. 1862. tf-50
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

EXTRA Sugar House Syrup at
IA F. D. McNEIL'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
Fresh Teas.

Fresh Teas.
EyNGLIsH, BREAKFAST, JAPAN, oolong,
- and Young Hyson TEAS of different quail
ities-just received by ... .....-..
100 y. s'... F. D. MCNEIL.
Litcbfeld, July I'd, 1862. till
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Lost.

4 v ". Lost, -
nN the 26th inst, ON the road between f,orn.
~ wall Bridge and Mtch6eld, Black Rroad-
cloth Dress Coat. Whoever win find and "a.
turn said Coat to this Office shall be suitably re-
warded. -
8. N. HUNTER.
auiy zctns 1857, 8t-16a
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

To whom 1t may Concern!
II SHALL be in Itchfeld, few days, early in
II the month of August. AL persons inter-
ested, will take due notice. -.r
H- G. NJ. HOOKER,
Hartford, Conn.
July 14th, 1862. 2:-l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

s. G. Beach,
:" MANUFACTURER and Dealer in BOOTS &
lv1 SHOES, West street, Corner OF Spencer
Street. share Of the public patronage is re-
spe fully solicited. I-gD.
Litchfield. June 18th, 1862. eff
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31

The New Books,
A Sa general thing SO rarely kept in COUN-
N TRY BOOK STORES, can always he found
PATTON,S BOOKSTORE.
NO. 8, HoTcHK1ss BLOCK,
Waterbury, Conn.
fY- Visitors 70 the ''SEvENTH CITY," will
please bear this in mind. LADIES are reminded,
that a fine assortment OF the most fashionable
STATIONERY-Photogra Albums, and other
FANCY GOODS, can he found at very reasonable
prices as above.
Bookseller, No. 8, Hotchkiss Block.
Waterbury, Conn.
June %, 1862. e-,.. -..--.e = n-l0
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-31
Make Your Own Beer!
BUY THE BEST! e.-ss

USE ONLY THE COMPOUND |
EXTRACT OF HOPS,
It makes most delicious and healthy beve-
rage, containing all the properties Of the Hop
extracted by chemical process by which the
full and agreeable flavor is retained. We do not
claim for it any particular medicinal qualities,
but as it is composed Of EoPs. Wild CHERRY,
GINGER, &c. it cannot be otherwise than healthy.
One trial will convince you of its superiority
See that TIE name of" Clark & Merriek, Wholesal
Druggists, Meo HapeR, Chm, - is bloen in eaef
bottle
o. Price as Cents per Bottle, or Five Bottles
for 81.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally.
Prepared only by
CLARK & MERRICK.
Wholesale Druggists
am-d New Haven, Conn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
Noon Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-Sone weeks age
the House passed resolution calling upon
the President for copies OF correspondence
showing the condition Of our foreign reIs
tons
The reply through the State Department
i that the business there Is so pressing and
the documents so yoluminous that they can.
not be prepared before the close Of the scs-
sion. bat if the public exigencies demand il
they will be published during the ensuing
recess Of Congress.
Applications Cor the efhces Of collectors Of
taxes Il the various collection districts are
already counted by thousands. and the num-
Der Is rapidly increasing They are adj
dressed 20 the Secretary OF the Tres~ury and
require the daily labor Of many cie,k Ks 70 as
sort and endorse them.
WASHINGTON. July l4.-C. W. Rand has
been APPOINTED Marshal for nor :hern Cali
fornia, Vice Rabe removed.
Secretary Chase declines 10 investigate
the charges against collector Rankin until
he gets an impartial report from his special
agent sent TO California.
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE rebel gun
boat Teaser, captured on the James river.
arrived here to day.
The project Of a treaty with Mexico pro-
yiding for loan of sll 900 600 to that Re
public. was briefly discussed by the Senate
IN executive session on Saturday night, and
then lai0 on the table.
WssHISGroN. July IL.
To the Ofeers and Soldiers Of INC Army Of
Virginia.
By special assignment OF the President OF
the United States, have assumed command
OF this army. | have spent two weeks in
learning your whereabouts, your condition
and your wants, in preparing you for active
operations. and IA placing you in positions
from which you can act promptly and to the
purpose. ] have come TO YOU from the west
where We have always seen the backs Of
our enemies from an army whose business
il has been to seek the adversary and to beat
him. when found; whose policy has been TO
attack and not defend In but one instance
has the enemy been able to place our ives
tern army in defensive attitude. pre-
sumo have been called here to purue the
same system and to lead you against the en-
envy. IL is my purpose 10 do so. and that
speedily.
| am sure you long for an opportunity to
win the distinction you are capable OF achiey
ing. That opportunity | shall endeavor 10
miss from your minds certain phrazes which
am sorry 10 find much in vogue among
you. | hear constantly Of taking strong po-
sitions and holding them of lines of retreat
and of basis of supplies. Let US discard
such ideas. The strongest position soldier
should desire to occupy is one from which ne
can most easily advance against the enemy.
Let US study the probable line Of retreat
of our opponents. and leave our own ta take
care of itself. Let Us look before US and not
behind--success and glory are in the adj
vance-disastcr and shame Turk in the rear.
Let Us act on this understanding. and it is
safe to predict that your banners shall be in
scribed with many glorious deed, and that
your names will be dear to your countrymen
forever.
Signed JOHN POPE,
Maj Con. Commanding
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.

II s. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
L. lie. Collector. Claim Agent ke. Ac. osci.
his services TO the public, especially 60 thoss WI
have been connected with the Military service Of the
United States, and who may have az claim agsin.i
TIE Gehera 6oVeIrl1e1f- lie srill sr-f e fof~1rt
a3d ~,cessfGy prosecute all valid olAin.a al rsa.e
able charges. and rapidly A. the business cA he
Dispatched before the proper orlccs e. n sLlleton
Having rss lrARs experience aud practice herein.
and the aid OF an old officer Of the General Govern
msnt slter President Fillmorsis Adnslnisll.i-r b.
cannot fail IN being successful with all legal clsins
shethsr for TENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY ~ LAM
WARRANTS
HALF-PAY PENSIONS ne widows. or n ~
widows. the Children under sixteen years q age q
officers and soldiers Of the present ~ any pre.ous
var who have died or been killed .hile In The eel
vice, are entitled 70 Hsf-Pay Pensions.
INVALID PENSlOSs.-All osicers and solti.rs
~ho are disabled by reason OF wounds received G.
disease contracted while Ia the service and IN ~
lire 81 duty as asoldlsr. al any period. are
% invalid Pensions
LAND wARRASTs.-A Who served Ia ds,.
any OF The pat wars o. iAe United State of o. 81
In battle. entitled 90 leo acres 81 Land fnts.
o. death, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY NONEl--The heirs q all Soldiers ~li.
have volunteered aurLs the present war iOf ilis.
years during var ard have died or been kiiea
while ia the service, euttied e. Ost nuNrEal s.
DoIIAss Bounty Money, and such arrears n the 50
ter's pay - may have accrued e. the date ~ b
death.
No charges made ~iihaat oiaim &, sucre..,aF,
Graduated.
D-sts and Mortgages executed. ard Blsnl. b,
t4l-led.
81 Eastern srfezragss arranged and COLLECTED
and exchsnge promptly rentted
OfFiCE Al The old corner stand
Ds. DANALDSON.
ieesau Notary Public a..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

BxrrrnY roR rHE 7lsr.-The undersigned
having received . permit 10 recruit for
Battery OF one hundred and fifty men. TO
serve for three years or during the war, have
opened a recruiting Office on the North side
Of the Public Square. under the Office OF the
Wabash Express Mr.. Wells served in the
three months campaign as an officer. and
Mr. Hitchcock. as private. in the llth Indi-
ana, (WaIlace's Zouaves.)
There will be an advance Of one months
pay and Twenty five Dollars bounty money
given 10 each man upon being mustered in
TO service
The Battery viii be differed as follows:
One Captain. two First and two Second
Lieutenants, eight Sergeants, twelve Corpo-
rails. six Artifcers &c. thus a'fording desir
able positions to many Of the recruits-the
officers 20 be elected by the men.
GEORGE ii. PURDY,
THOMAS +. WELLS.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
July - -dtf
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FROM FIT. MONROE.

FoRr MoSRor. July l2.-The mailboat
brought down, last evening ~ rebel prison.
ers which have been recently captured by
our accommodating cavalry.
We learn by an officer OF the Michigan
5th. who Is one Of the l07 Federal prisoners
which came from the Baltimore Hospital
Yesterday. that the treatment they received
from the rebel officers having charge Of them
while they were held captives, was univer-
sally kind and humane. so different from
what they had anticipated that il was actu-
ally surprising to themselves.
A Sutler who was at the White House at
the time Of the evacuation, deemed il not
safe TO take away his money. aud buried IT,.
some 5000. He went up on the flag OF truce
boat. john Tucker. aud made known his
case to some rebel officers, who went with
him and helped him to obtain his money.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

~ We have information that the guer-
riilas have burned the town Of Lebanon.
Kentucky. robbed the Bank and murdered
many Of tho citizens
Louisville. Lexington ana Frankfort ase
threatened with attack. and are In imminent
danger.
Gov. Morton has called upon the counties
Of this State bordering the river, 10 organ
ne for self protection against these bands OF
guerrilIa- Unless our people arouse quick
ly and send forward forces. our towns also.
will .rs long be burned and our citizens
murdered
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

CINCINNATI, July II.
Flour dull at s3,70@3.6 so for superfne and
SJ.sO@4.00 for extra.
Wheat in fair demand at S0@s5 for old
red and white. 1000 bushels new sold at
75@S0, the latter rate for white
Corn dull at 80 and oats at "a
Rye dull at IS.
whisksy firm; sales of 200 bbs at %.
Nothing trsnspired In provisions
Groceries unchanged and firm.
The buying rates for coin at the close,
even for gold at I4@l5 and silver 7@s
prem. and the market rather unsettled The
local demand for both has fallen off De-
msnd notes 6 per cent. prem. Exchange
steady at par.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NV YoRx. July i3.-Thc following
names are among the list of officers prison
ers at Richmond: Major General Mccall,
Brigadier General j. +. Reynolds, Brigadier
Generals Rankin, Sumner, and Meade. Cd
Capt Capt. c. ]. Whitney. 5th U. s. Caval-
~: Col. Stockton. 18th Mich. Capt. W. p.
Chanbliss. 5th u. 5. Cavalry. wounded in
jor Davidson 9TH u s. A; Col. W. Bruins
sin. 4sh regiment. sickle's Brigade; Adju-
tsnt J. y. Stiles, Goth Indiana.
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FRnM WAsHINGTnN

WksRfxesoS. iuly lA-Sesstors and Rep
resenfatircs from The border slave State. AZ.
lss their intsryiev with the President on
Saturday. -ere. 81 their request. furnished
By him with propositions IN writing Epon the
sahjsci % emancipation. according ~itb The
Suggestions keresofaie osscislly esmaunica-
tel 70 Cosgress. The rropositsons have
been referred % = Committee % frame
repiy. ~kich oil be considered "a an I'd
iourned zeetirr ofthese gentlemen.
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july I2. bed



The President Of the United States has
issued his Proclamation calling for 300 900
additional volunteers. The undersigned. In
accordance herewith are organizing a com
pany in this county. to serve in the list
Regiment. which will be Immediately organ
lied At Camp Vigo. The company will be
organized to the number of l0i men. rank
and file. The pay will be from sl3 to s23
per month. and everything found.
BY order of the Adjutant General. this
day issued. one months pay and s25 Of the
bosnty money will be paid each recruit as
soon as mustered into service. making in all
SIS advance pay to each soldier.
Recruiting Office in Tuell's Old Store, on
Main Street. Terre Haute. Ind
ND. TOPPING.
Al. WEIGH.
The undersigned take pleasure in recon-
mending the above gentlemen to those will
ling 10 volunteer, as in every way qualified
to take charge Of company.
+. b. ALIEN.
ID. SCOTT.
X. W. THOMPSON.
July 10. l762iSwlw
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ESoRAvrsG Oh DoreLAs.-The Agent for
she sale Of this celebrated Steel Engraving.
by Doney. from the photograph by Hesler.)
published by Mark Rowe a Co.. Ia now in
the city. Mr.. Couch informs us that he will
only remain here for ten days. aud every
oos wishing one Of these splendid epgra-
wings should avail themselves Of the oppOr-
tunity and call on him at the Clark House.
Mr. Couch will also call on the business por
ton CT the city FOR Orders Price of en-
craving al 90. Frame Ia rosewood 80.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

NAsmvilIr. July lf-Thrcc members OF
Hcwetts battery escaped from Murirees
bOro. and report that the battery aud the
81 Minnesota regiment had surrendered
Col DuAiold was morsa!ly wounded and
Gen. I. T. Crit,enden. OF Indiana taken
prisoner.
An escaped prisoner reports the first sec
ond aud fourth Georgia and FIRST keutucky
regiments and Texan Rangers. an6 30
and Warren. 5000 In all.
The rebels we're advancing on Nashville
The igh Pa. cavalry. 7ssh Ohio. arrived
from Lebanon last IA ght. and four Reg
ments are coming from Huntsville.
A oonvalcscent camp Of $50 of the 18th
Michigan we're still a, Nashville with their
camp equipage.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

~ wm. A. Bickie Esq has been ap-
pointed b. the Governor. commandant Of
the post at Richmond in the 9Th Congress
ional District. and has issued brief adj
dress 10 the people calling upon them TO as
sist him in forming Regiment quickly
Mr.. Bickle Is a talented energetic aud pa
triotic man. and will use the most extraor
binary exeriions to pa, his Regimen, in the
Geld Immediately.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
rS- We had. call on YESTERDAY from

IN We bad call on yesterday from
Capt Waterman. OF the 3ist Regiment Ind
Vols. The Capt. has been home on a fur
Tough on account OF his health. This how
ever expired and be was thus FAR on his way
to rsjoin his regiment. whe. be received or.
der from headquarters TO commence recruit
ing. lie leaves for Parke county this morn
ing 70 open q recruiting Office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

FREsH Mat MARkET.-I invite my fellow
citizens to call at my meat shop on the west
side Of Market Street. between Main and
Cherry Streets. and purchase Of me the
choicest quality Of fresh meats. which al
ways keep on hands. ! also will deliver
meats At any part Of the city By leaving or
ders 80 10 do y STEVENSON.
July DIV
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

LEcrvHK.-Miss Mary Thomas will give
the last lecture Of the present course this
Tuesday evening at the Uniyersalist
Church. Let all attend and Judge with can
dor. Seats free.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15
Card.

The Journal of last Saturday states that
she German portion Of the Terre Hauie
Brass Band we're willing to play on the re
cspiion Of Dan. Voorhees,, This Is great
Mistake. a. We never gave our consent
On the contrary. tho whole Band passed
resolution. in business meeting. last Tues
day. not to Ilay or the occasion.
A. BxxSpr.
II. A. osrESpoEY.
W. DurSNKR.
J. SrFISxkHL.
JuuUs BkRSDr.
JossrH HUpsos.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

~ Dr.. ). j. Young. Surgeon ofthe 45th
Illinois Regiment ofyolunteers. arrived IN
this city the night before last He leaves
for "Direy' In the course Of a day or So
The Doctor had quite hard time Of IL
While prisoner Of war IN AlAbama.
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rRnM PHILADELPHIA

PnILApElHHIA. July if.-Ths Bulletin Of
this CITY mas copies Of the Richmond 10.
quircr Of the 9th and Of Petersburg Express
Of the 10Th insts
MosIK. s--paSengers BY the hAg Of
truce steamer Natchey from New Orleans
report that Baton Rouge has beer secs piur.
ed ~ the rebel Geo IN Dorm and tat l.e
has taken so federal pr 8ers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-15

oCk CousTRr CALIs Us To AIMS All
those willing to Join with Us. and shoulder
nuskss In defence Of our country. win come
forward and sign the muster roll at tho re-
cruising sfies on ID s,reet. or at the Andi-
tore Ofdce. r. h. ALLKs.
J. c. GuFosD.
NJ. DopsoS.