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Evening star., 1862-10-01

PEnsoNAL.-David p. Brown, Pa; Col A. j.
Morrison, U. s. v; Capt Giiliss, u. 5. N; Col.
Farnham, N. Y; Gen. John Cochran,U. s. ";
Col Hudson, Y. S. A; E. Delafield Smith, N
u, and Hon. Geo. z. Fisher, Del, are at VIII
lards'.
Col. Maulsby and wife, Nd, are at the Metro
politan.
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THE TROPHIES

Capt Lowell, of General McClellans staff,
reached here this morning from the headquar-
ters of the Army of the Potomac, in charge OF
the trophies-fags, &c.,--taken in the battles
of South Mountain and Antetam. They will
be presented TO the War Department in the
course of the day.
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DROP osALs sFoR APER.
NAVY DkPARTNEST,
Burean of ProriSioas and (lothfsg,

W. Burean of Prorisions and C7oshfsg.
Sepfembey q, 1854 y
PRoPesAIs tsesled and endorsed, ''Proposali for
Psper'b will be received at this Bureau until noon
On the 9Oth day of October next for furnishing and
aeliyering At the Navy Yard ct Breoklya. New
lege Of increasing the quantity to one thousand
to weigh 10 pounds to the ream. and made Of linen
seck; TO be stop ruled leaving one inch margin on
each page, back and front; to be ruled "a lines on
each page, with one inch margin at top and bottoru
Sample OF quality and size of the paper may be
Navy Yard in Chsrlestown, Massachusetts: Brook
iyn, New York; Philsdelphia, Pennsyfvanis; and AZ
so
Evening star., 1862-10-01

~We get but few arms from Europe now,
the supplies in foreign government arsenals
being retained for possible use, if the revolu-
tionary movements of the people of Italy and
other States should make such provision neces-
Evening star., 1862-10-01

EFFECTs OF THE WAR IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Ihe laboring population Of Massachusetts have
as yet experienced no pecuninary suffering gs
from the war. 1t has had a contrary offect it
has increased the demand for labor and ad-
ranced wages. Whoever desires it can go to
The war, the wages, bounties, State aid, &c,
giving more pay than laboring men ever OBJ.
tanned III any business, or at any time in this
country. The withdrawal Of men for the army
and navy has caused scarcity for other pur-
poses, and wages have advanced for seamen
and landsmen-for farmers and mechanics OF
all trades.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
Notice to News Agents.

News agents with the army under command
Of General Mcclellan and the forces in and
around Baltimore. in the West or South, should
send their orders for the STAE TO Henry Tay
Ior, Agent for the Washington Star, Sun Iron
Building, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
WOOD

A contract was made to-day by Col Rucker,
qusrtermaster, with John B. Hutchinson, of
this city, for the delivery here pied rcquircdI
of 5000 cords Of wood, At S6-.i per cord, for
army purpospS. .. .-.
Evening star., 1862-10-01

~Poindextsr's leg having been srputaeed
on account OF severe wound. IL Is supposed
he will die. He is disabled for life for guerilla
operations. The inference that the amputatioH
was done purposely, will b. answered BY the
fact that il was done at Poindexter's own re-
quest, and the danger Is occasioned because ft
was delayed too long.
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RESTORED

Surgeon Edward b. Dalton, L. 9. Tolun-
teers, (of New York not long since dismissed
from the service, has been restored to his late
rank and position, by order OF the President.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
.SI(o|D edition.
rHRrx o'gInCK P. M.
FLOUR

= I.iert. Col ;Beckwrkh CommissaTy' To-day
accepted bids for foar, under his last advertise
mrnt, as follows For No. four-sll bids nj
$40 and under; for No. > flour-aII AT $3.50
and under; for No. fiour-all at $500 and
under The aggregate quantity of the qualities
offered at those rates is 10000 barrels, though
-brr ae,noO were called for. The whole 1850
barrels. however, will BE- taken, If brought
Evening star., 1862-10-01
PAROLED PRISONERS.

PAROLED PRISONERS.
Paroled prisoners sent here from the Confcd-
crate lines are rapidly reporting themselves At
the Provost Marshars office, in accordance with
the order of our military authorities.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
BLANKETS NEEDED.

- We hear that our wounded men at the battle
of Antietam are suffering, many of them, for the
want of blankets.
Evening star., 1862-10-01

0~HEADQUARTERS SECOND REGIMENT
US ID. e. Volunteers Camp near Shepardstown, ,
Md, Sept. Is, lS62-All the men of this command
now IN and about the city OF Washington. are here
by ordered to report Immediately to Capt j. K
Narrower for duty with the command.
All such enlisted men who do not report to him
quarters as absent by authority, will be stricken
from the rolls and pr. secuted : deserters
c. NJ ALEXANDER,
Col. Commanding,
sc 3o-Iw Residence ia, AZ street Island.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
RETE EAG GEn

Daniel volvles has been released from the
Old Capitol prison on taking tho oath Of allie
glance . ... ....
Evening star., 1862-10-01

~ Major Jos. p. Warner, a well-known Cit
izen Of Baltimore, died in that city yesterday
suddenly.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
s.JT.-l80o.-x.
DRAkE.s PLANTATION BirrERs

Inyigorates. strengthens, and purifies the sys-
TEN; is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorr. Itis composed of pure 81. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. 1t
cures Dyspepsia, is gentle tonic, and is Just
the thing for changes of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. H. DRAKE & CO., zoe Broadway, New
York. Sc 25-eo6m
Evening star., 1862-10-01
ppovpsT- MARSHAL GENERAL

Secretary Stanton has appointed Simeon Dra-
per, Esq, OF New York, TO be Provost Marshal
General of the War Department., the new post
created few days since by General OrIfrrs
Evening star., 1862-10-01

0%IHE LADIES' SOCIETY OF WESLEY
U-S CHAPEL for relief ~ the sick and wounded
RESPECTFULLY .2hcit the contribution Of means TO
Pureha.e, or the gift of such articles as may bc co
iHI 10 the sirk and wounded Contributions m. y
b| left at the Lecture Room Of the Church between
Tour ana hys oclpck p. each day, corner Fifth
and streets. dc i.1t
HECNION SOLDIERS RELIEF AssOCIA
R13a lion An ndlonrned meeting will be held
IHIs iWednesday) EVENING October lat at
T~mpefsrace Hall. on street at II. @ clock 10
hear the report OF the Committees ON Hospit.l
Abuses, and Organization also to transact xny
other business That may be brought before the
OTOFFIC or THE COMMISSIONERS
u3 bnfrI the AT of April l6, 1852, snfitl.J Ar
nd for The release ~ csrfain persons h,Id n, 81
rioe or hJoy IN he DiStrirf OF Colombia '''
City HdH, WdyhingfoH CIV ID II
September o. 1852
ORDyRED, That the Commissioners will. ON The
lst day Of koyrsber next, close the examination
OF all claims for compensation, and proceed to
make up their final report. All persons having
Claims before the Commissioners, who have not
presented their slaves for valuation and proven
ntie and loyalty by two witnesses, must present
.hem And all claimants who cannot produce their
s.1 Ahs will bring their witnesses a. to value
WI shn loyalty, before said rst day Of Noyem bel
C. ne commissioners will meet every day except
'h'uIanS. al u o'cl"ck IN. ...
e. = -s"SiOiCc Wa. u WOODWARD, Clerk.
Evening star., 1862-10-01

~ The number of deaths i'll New York city
last week was 21O.
Evening star., 1862-10-01

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET. -
NEW YORK, Oct=E ffX a. a.m.-First Board
U. :. Coupons, ISL, rn9s; Seren-and-thrse-
tenths Treasury Notes, fotx; U. S. Dema.A
Notes, 1l9x; Gold l22.
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SEIZEn

f. q. Arnold's maps of the Fortifications
about Washington, have been seized at all the
bookstores.
Evening star., 1862-10-01

THE REBEL CAVALRY ATTEMPT TO PRE-
VENT THEIR DESTRUCTION But SKE
DADDLE ON BEING FIRED AT
Evening star., 1862-10-01

- READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
SEE OUTSIDE FOR INTERESTING TELE-
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER.
Evening star., 1862-10-01

SrrcrAI Efp.TfnS--A special election is
bctnr held to-day in the l'fffh Ward for mern-
bcr OF the BOARD % Common Council 20 hli the
Vacancy occasioned by thu resignation OF MI
Joseph Hedrick. There Is only one candidate
An the f5eId, Mr. Charles I. Caateld, and but
little interest is being takeH> During severa
hours this morning not more Ian twenty-five
ballots ysere cost. F. = = o. - =
Evening star., 1862-10-01

DEATHS or SoLDIEIs.-The following have
been reported since our last:
Samuel Benson. company G., 18th Mass.
John Buck, company X, LIST N. Y.
X. w. Stsyer, company 4, 2d Wis.
"A. Il. Davis, company T., 1i9th Pa
Adam Burge, company +, I25th Pa
Relatives of deceased soldiers can be fur.
nished with all the information they desire in
relation to the burial place Of their friends .6c
by calling on +. I. Sands, Government under,
taker, All street north
Evening star., 1862-10-01

ATTEMPTED 0rTRhaE-About O'Clock iast
night, lady was knocked down oy uhree SOL
(NaNy Yard.) no attempted an otAdage upon
Der person, but fortunately ofncr hsIon
fnskiuE hts appearance, they ran on. IRe omcf
pursued them some distance, but they usoe
food their escape. So p.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
FROM THE LOWER POTOMAC.

DEfTRCCTION OF THE REBEL BOMB-PROOF
MAGAZINES AT SHIPPING POINT
Evening star., 1862-10-01

. REtEAsEp.-w. NJ s. Hopkins and VIZ.
stof arrrsted for selling liquor TO toldferts
were to-day released from The Old Capitol
prison. . -..r 30
Evening star., 1862-10-01

IHE POTOMAC WATER.-By reference TO A
holce, II Will be seen that the Goyernment has
aeain requested consumers not to be wasteful
superintendent of Police directed the force 10
houlS consumers not to use the water for orna.
nehtai purposes, which request was generally
SoihpIle9 with; but, as complaint has again
peeh MADE, he has directed the force to serve no
more notices, but report all failures 10 him, and
he VIII at once notify the Water Registrar 10
shut the water en
Evening star., 1862-10-01
GRN CNCURANE

Gen. John Cochrane, u. 5 Volunteers, is in
Washington to-day, evidently in fine health.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
S.JT.-180o.-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrTERs.

They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water and
diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late
hours. .-.... f,.s
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent
feyers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the
stomach. .,ss-.-.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made OF
pure ST. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the
pleasure Of a beverage, without regard to age
or time Of day. Particularly recommended to
delicate persons requiring gentle stimulant
Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. p. H. DRAKE & co, ae2 Broad
way, New York. sep 25-eo6m
E1ROM LONDON
I' Gen. Crsufords Standing Orders for the Light
Manual of Artillery Exercises, pocket edition; 81
cents
Field Exercise, pocket edition; 81 cents
Col. Percy SCOTS Military Dictionary, pocket
edition; Sl25
Manual of Military Law, pocket edition; Sl5
Col Robertson + Military Catechisrn; SS1S
Yates on Tactics and Strategy; So 50
Jebb on Attack and Defence OF Out posts; Sf.I
Walsh Military Cstechism: S3T5
WraXallis Armies of the Great Powers; s. 50
yervis's Manual of Field Operations: S3.5
Naper's Battles of the Peninsula; $3.50
Leslie on Light Troops; Sl75
Six hundred Questions and Answers on Military
Subjects: 81 cents
Lefroy Hand book for Field Service; Sess
sep2 FRASCk TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1862-10-01

LIQCoE CAsEs.-Yesterday a squad of the
Provost Guard went to Gautier's saloon to
seize the liquor therein, but before the order
was execnted a countermanding order was re-
ceiSed, Mr. Gautier pledging himself not to
sell TO soldiers.
The guard also visited the grocery establish
ment OF George and Thomas Parker Co. on
the avenue, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
spd 'ies.d M the liquor tepartnlentto reyent
Its being sold,
Evening star., 1862-10-01
BU T b A n D uyxsr
6n frklus prime BUTTER in store -
so boxes prime n. Y. CHEESE.
For sale BY --.--.. ID T. DUTROw
Sc 25-6t. No. $50 Eighth st., near Pa sv.

GREAT SA LE OF URNITURE
~ IN BALTIMORE
The entire stock OF s. 8. Stevens < Sons, con-
tanned in their large Marble Warehouse, No 81
Hanover street, Baltimore, will be sold at Public
Auction, on WEDNESDAY. 18th October This is
one of the largest and finest stock of Furniture ever
offered at auction In this country and embraces n
extensive variety Of everythi in this line
The store Is now open, and any one who wish can
purchase OF the goods on hand at geatiy reauc ed
prices until the 10Th of October
- JB -r B.. J. "VPER & Co.
-eoCt Auctiepeers
Evening star., 1862-10-01
THE EVENING STAR.

WASHINGTON CITY:
wEDNESDAY........ ....OCTOBEh L, iSo2.
Evening star., 1862-10-01
DOTOMAC STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Washington County, in the District of Colu mbia, ,
letters OF administration the personal estate OF
John Bennett, late of Georgetown, Washington
against the said deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers there to
September next they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of the said estate
Given under nay hand this thirtieth day of Sc D..
tember, A. d., 1862
CATHERINE V. BENNETT,
Oc J. 1aw3w' Admin
Evening star., 1862-10-01

MooREs WEST E kHp PsnD DRUG insa STORE 9aE;, "a.
A large and general assortment Oh iSis PTREos0 E:'os0
Me d IEEs, TOILET ARTIcLEs,
AND COAL OIL LAMPS, &e., can he had at q
b0The compounding of Ply s;cians Prescri ptions
receives the Proprietor's personal attention.
CLIFFBURNE HOSPITAL, May 3, Iss,. :
N0TICE.-0n and after this date visitors viii be
allowed 10 enter the wards OF this Hospital on Tues
Gays, saturdays, and Sundays only. and on those
days emily between the hours of 2 and D. m I
~ JOHN &. BILLINGS, :
m 3 Asst Surgeon u. S.iArmy. in charss.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscrs-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans' Court of
Washington County, in the District of Columbia
Letters OF administration the personal estate Of
Mary Murray late of Washington City and County,
Deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof. 20 the subscriber,
on or before the 2gt day OF Septem ber next: they
may otherwise by law be excluded from All benefit
of the said estate. F.F
Given under my hand this tvsntieth day Of Sep
temher, A. D.. 1862. HUGH MURRAY.
25 laM3M- m ..
Evening star., 1862-10-01

ID YOUR RSELF
l. AGAINST
FIRE AND URGLARS!
The Subscribers keep constantly on hand a large
assortment Of
S. o. HERRING CO.'S
Celebrated
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
PAYMASTERS' CASH BOXES,
With the Best and Nest Approved Locks.
~ 1T the Mnnmfactarer's Prizes SRa
JAS. c. MCGUIRE q CO.
Sc 26-lm Corner Tenth st. and Pa avenue.
THE HOSPITAL STEWARDS MANCAL-By
i Doctor Woodward, L. :. A.: 81 Is ~
Guthrie on Surge ry of War; = 25
Balingall's Military Surgery London: S3so
Gross S Military Surgery; 81 cents
NacLeod's Surgery Of the Crimea. a. 81 "a
stronger, Esnareh, and Statham on Gunshot
Wounds; 10 cents.
AppIa + Ambulance Surgeon; SlD
LOngIrore on GunshOt Wounds: * cents
Tripitr and Blarkman on Military Surgery; al
Turnbull on Military ii y gisne; 81 cents
Camp Cookery and Hospital Diet: is cents
Henderson on Examination of Recruits: Si
Marshall on Enlisting ,Discharging and Pension
ing of Soldiers, Edinburg; S21s =
26 FRANCKt TAYLOR.
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DR. THoM
American Syrup andi Pills.
SURE CURE FOR BAD HuMOks

eeh medicines have. BY their oun merits.
WORKED their wsy into public favor 10 All
w. 's'ss Were they have been introduced Th.y
''ss Aua az tie proprietor eiainas for them,
a. 4Hrai4abt' -h,a'ri~s fg csNk,r an "a. A.0maeA
cad EaAftz
Aiso a sure care Ter the biarrI ga
80, e'Tssse the Loop tfs,a all Serofula and
children, a. veil a. aaults
ite Proprietor coahdes tly loeonmend. the
'e'Hes a. Invites fair trial IF their yir,u,s
~, sale IN Ellsworth BY c G Peek, Druggist.
--ALso
~ iho7as t-sat Remedy for ne P,l.s.
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c l TIL IN G i.

a. oyere,ats Fr,eks. SacAs and Business Cat,
Pants and Vests, q all tie most fashionable
STYLES
Also 81 hand handsome as Ttsnent q BOYS
CLOTHING, and lar stock Of
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Ii,ss1ri n s a. ass-st b tss stre HaIr,i pr
ara rzs ben Aggravated - Ei3ifoassfs- ~ fssfyrs-
tfas AID Tx sftl substitute ar All Ntrrar4B yrtsr ..
fg1as.
1Bs kcIErTc ifIIs, wilhaai tr e-na5a fatal tssst3
4 uaAiag MAJ a sssrh ~i c4s- by he a..
ricaiinu q siu@ Pr pr-igcc al ;hc requirements q
= arr r-s.fs- asg4 r.{s.f4is
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SENT FREE TO ANY ADDRESS I!

tHAniEs Il"gA4xS, ". r. = Professor II DISEASES
o. the genital organs IN he TFE9axr NEpcAL INSTITUTE
has al aF<r ezeuse t9 The institute pilishsi work
on te treatment e al private diseases Of the male aud
frnr iiial FEaTs, ts- the result Of onan
tsa MsStaFi'aia n sexaa detity Involuntary Nectar
na iHatsss : zfsTrfsa Sc causing impGteney AID
Ms=tsi sa8 pfssicai BelsistF
LADIES' nss raAss viii si-fii az entirely suppress
81 Eelsts44 SD asEn ssEa-ihiaE hy sshdin- Tor a
Haa r eve frs amps e. pay the POSTAGE.
IFet % g. IleFEAsy, TfeIOus MedIc. Ins.l.use Bos
ton, Nsss
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Dspnty Sheriff for Hancock County
Reid s,,ss-- aRf&Sp. oTse a,3 caa. lEa4ip. La.
Al ss.ias.s fasya..e. 10 his l.so=sy szs.ie.
January q, 1861.
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The undersigned having removed from Els
worth has lefs Ais netes sai accounts with Eugene
Halls, Esq. VITA wbnm they can be settled within
a rsasoaable time without costs "a those iadetitd
JOHN :. PEARSt \
Elisxorth, March 10. ls60.
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WILLIAM sOMERBY

TRIAL JUSTICE. ELLSWORTH,
C.5fce ca Nam Srfef.
Court first and tliEd saturdays " each usn;h, q
10 clock A. NJ.
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wARREN'S
COUGH BALSAM
Has been found, by experience, 70 be The
Best Remedy for the various Diseases
Of the Lungs and Throat such as
d i . t h G L i n

asthma. Broaehtis, Co.sug,rsio', Group IEfne'.d'
Pir1,y, Paeumoa,a or iaaaaai'o1 q ne
L4ars and WkpoTHag- C0EEh.
TX ,ts.a Capeplaip. this Medicine NO srrEaIoa :
AMI while thus efcaeious, It Is perfectly SAFE 10 al
minister to persons Of all ages.
A fEsfs Of tAt wear this BaiSam i found nseiHi
especially in the Autumn, iner and silLS anu nn'
may he CURED at by eE doses OF ms in'asaS
bic remedy ,
This Carh BAlsazn possesses the tEoiali advantage 81
tenr at oncc paidsie curatIrf and HRtdisa0te q
pressHfrs Of all the diseases Of The Throat Lungs anu
, Braisehia- .-,,
Ia DIPTHrRl4 tn, RaLsars has pro,ied ifse3 hHtF
sectsdg sHcgctou,. When given n the hFs outset o'
the Pcsenee II checks it at once and th many esse Is
believed by those Who have used IT, to have saved 'he
lives. ,..-, -. n
safn gives prompt rchff
Ia Eraxrqrr,s and pxErxoSIl 7eIeVes the irritation,
o.en. the Cough and promotes fATerae eNeei''a''
In CRorP its powers almost u-Agca Tins ius11i.
Gus disease coming tr ally Ike thief N the nEh'
may he speedily api efeCuaiiy arrested ~ lev uAeg
DOS Of this BsSsn.
10 wHoor1Ss CutsH it roderates the ProSysnis, pre-
vents the from Assuming IT. ftNerest ahd f-t
dangerous FORM ard s,ortfns its egsr.e.
Every family should ksep J; iB the house., aad tha>
avoid the dangerous delay occaion By senSiug oct tor
the rnesiieiue ulsen needed Or immediate as.
The b4f recommendation fE 1fsA assilf4tf V gti
in - use II tlre follosiaE Certificate. frSn Who has
used t. does give yug rouhdrnce IN t. Hy ore hot y
Gr Yourself aud yon 81 bc convinced IL viii cost yea
hut ttfHfy-frs cyAtt An may yea a. macy d0Sis
in time and noctor's bills.
To ncCT. " kFkEN- bSp SIR Hafifg osea JeHT Coazfi
Ra.Am f1r TIN yars IN great rArttty a dlsss
So can csrtify thu Il the best remedies sne a
oct IA 1851 J. BILLINGS, NJ. u
~ Prefsarc,i as,A sell by AMBROSE H8RREN, Re-
faRlc Draegisf Mel Grsaiie Ebs Ksi NaTsri sqaafe
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Ran Tickets rta Pitts
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y = SxxEnxE. Fhfss~spks.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
ase. OF Advertising an Daily.

I>4ai .s.,s,. .~-asns- fny esaa per 40 -
$780, afrals enlsnts nall viii thfts ~,
- ~ - - - o. tkr y~ar, uith he pfisii0t
h.ryfrr g. - as.Is Ifuy afse-fit~fA. Lo..efsl'
IN - oon1f.tt lr~rfiF 70 L~if rfF-iA .-'~'
80 srN p8g gt.sfsfrft i- III
t.s.rti.-s.ents In - ~peeisi n9tlfs c''-'l-A VI
b. raarFsi TO pflres ,ts. .
,fe-lfl.erserfs kept ssasfsAt'g % - iHeias'
- ssf hat =.
= rs.oss patt.h-i IN N local sotrrif', q
- r5-s a. under. vii ue charge ~ - = t't--
81 n ever ten lines. ten cen's Pef iinr .,
kfe~rti.srleu-s seat ia f1f - reeile3 me, 80
'..s.-tst t.r-s r. - unless ortcrei ert
a. aiterafaa cf stsrfirF sFft.eHrrs -
- H. + rsaees - ne ssine. lA4s.t ".A-iTs3
upon - clntraet
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=. - cAsrrst IA % ~ each tsins in tAs ps.i{'
ra8 A. shs "a y sd Wsssiy. ainfss r fe-
t..... = ir-r.lsrulsais ulsf~Tsr.
- rade for Inserting ths reicts 81
f..s.a o~ A k..a<sa atlous a. foiior-t
80 ~ sxeeedirr lines - cents -
over t.x5t lines - this rsi-.
A. lssfhs VIZ flrefa no'ifr a'i-fn'''
a.. - elf 81, cree.
y,,ft ses afais. fssnics aat kxeaf s''',-, 5.irn
"a, ~ fn .lt..s ~ sserc.s suons. ~ y thfi'"'f'
tefsl sffsfa -sfs issFrt@d a. tnt eaP<.- eaPsls-s u
atfrrr-.s ofss- az pafuen Toi V - eei-5e,
- ~. Il. ~ sss ts-s bui eoileots = a. nc -a-a,
ir-- r.. ssrr 80 rr-slrfa. . for ths nfe e
easi afstr rf1f tfTrf - 81 0ont ensff
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

ST. AsiCnoiaS ES-..,
Broadway, Neu
Ses-s Reduces 70 81 ~ tsg

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Hossl. II iss4 & hss lstr ,s sax!, sn1ssvsr O, iAs
rs,-sete4s = a.k. Is a. ao-s samptsc-ss. cor
vs1leai srs oorfo-.Asi. Asn@ - sss -ussr ard
s.-snSe- - sass ride Re kuA1t--
And whatever hss seemed 1.elJ = s.zlsistsf :.
~ souat-s = Is sa.ss 10y ~. raassvo-se.
sishoss ressrt = oc-t. = p-c1ds, sai = ccmhirs
a. sAs si-zs-zs or asei-sass - so-iss -zssyrssBs
-ssrh rsoesrr - sss .-vsu'~d. A. modern iss.s
.rp-r--t ar ~ 7a.-casvr $3.50 81 ss- --zsz-
u ss-sag - psr' IA 30. zTsrfgirs T-s4
thsa ss-;r sSo-ss ssv. 5~-s ap7---s.-i
10 as>s fhs sriszseiss . hs 1s8ss. sssr a. e..
--zz.-se --a-uc- - ss.s -is1t -po,o1.. -
c,ss.rFnss
Have Reduced sh~ Price of = ar. 10
TWO DOLLARS PEA DAY
81 fSs ss7s rzs ss.czs ssss - ne izxaris- -iil
-hs1s es~s- sssis hss ksss.r,s s.ss ssspli-<-
rRrAD~ELI- rBTTcoxs a 90.
Esv Tea 49, 4 lssl. tnss