davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

Here Ia one Of Of those sweet faces
Made to light ear this darkest place
herein rhdhoods playful archness brghtens earnest
thoughts repose-
She is fairer, purer, sweeter
Than when woman's years shall greet her,
rem as Is the bud unblossomed than the rpen.
ed rose.
There Is no vouptuous splendor
In her face pure, tender
Saugh of midsummer perection-'tis the promise Of
young June
Naught of womanhopds completeness,
But an innocent, sweetness
pearer far 10 the morning !ovoer than the perfect
moon.
Less an angel-more a woman,
Less ETHEREAL and more humanr
VIII she be, when five more Aprils shall have Drowned
each sunny curl
She will seem another creature
Changed in heart, and hope, and feature.
When the woMANs and trials down the dreamings
of the GIRL.
Lapsed in bright and gorgeous dreaming.
With romance's rays cleaning,
Yet she makes gentle effort to awaken him from s
power.
Conscious Of sphere Of being
Just beyond her tinted seeing,
Like bee at morning browsing In yet unopened
flower.
And she looks with childish wonder
Toward the misty realms beyoud her.
Where and stres and dscordstoil for heart
and hand and brsiu,
But she hearkens, all unfearing.
Like young bird family hearing
From beneath its mothers pnions the rude rushing Of
the rain.
Time will be 20 partial preacher-
Good and evil he will teach her,
Hopes aid fears will fill her bosOmjoys and gr!eis will
try:their power;
But the innocency tender
Haoing her brow with splendor.
Will depart as does raindrop from the forehead Of q
flower.
As a woman she Is fated
She will be adorned and hated
Know all depths of joy and glad days and
gloomy years;
And her path that now lies glowing
Through green vales-by streams sweet flowing.
vii! wind sadly through dark places where the ground
Is wet with tears.
All, the Z" evil days are nearing,
When her day.dreams disappearing
She vii! make to the absence Of this freshness 10y
and trath,
# And her spirit backward turning
w Will be vaguely, vainy yearnng
For the tender light and gadness of the moTnngand Of
youth.
All, that womans giaddest laughter
Nj Has mournul echo atar
& Ah that time should wild dscord mid her hearts
s resoundng strings!
# All, that wealth and pride and power
Should eclipse loves holy DOVER
That earths song dust should gather on her spirits
snowy wing!
Stay awhile, oh, dawnng maiden
Coming time with change is laden
M Lingering yet upon tire threshold of tiny wonanhoods
VIII domain
For years around thee cluster.
Though they bring tie added lustre.
"a They will take bloom, freshness ttat will nevez
81 comesgain.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12

neA There's a woman at the bottom OF
every mischief said Joe. Yes, replied
Charley when / used TO 60: mtg mis-
chief. my mother vas at the bofsp1 nt
me-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-12
TOWANDA {:
thursday Morning, June IL, 1862.
Sslsttea 4oetrQ.
A d A .

sY FLORENCE PERCY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

NISckNNEs, Sept 81 special tram con-
vcying the 9eih Regiment Illinois Nolui.-
tear~, Col. Funkhan-er, curosgo for Louis
vile. by, VAS thrown from the track M
Dtisgcporf. IN on the .. q NJ. K II about
? o'clock last night cagsiug the instant death
OF five soldiers aad eveicly wouudinc 30 or
80 more. some Of whom Il is feared viii not
recover. Capt o. l.. Kelly. # bingham
Co. Illinois, was among the killed, and tie
sufferers we're principally Of he Company
A special train with physicians. nurses,
&c. was sent from this place Immediately
on the receipt OF the news OF the uufortu.
nate disaster. and everything done 30 allcyi.
ate the suficrings OF the wounded
Tho accident was undoubtedly caused by
the partial opening Of the switch AZ Bridge
port by some william Or he expire purpose
Of throwing this train from the track aud
numbering the soldiers A Suspicious char
acter believed to be the scoundfei sh1 per
pctrated this outrage md who va. found
proving around thr vicinity this morning
has been arrested ami u a0n IN custody -
fhe same individual was arrested bY an on.
Ger 81 this regiment brat a short time ago
While AZ Centralia ou suspicion at hi being
a SPY Or engaged IN dsloyal trnoflces The
wounded we're today removed - the Hos
ptai IN this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
FROM PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9-The special cor
respondent 81 the Press OF this city. return
ing from Sskesvills, MARY land. SAYS he had
Just left Nonroyia, Nd on account of the
approach Of the rebels A party of their
cavalry entered that place on Sunday.
Many speculatious are rife relative 10 the
movements and intentions Of Stonewall
jackson Some say that he il on his way.
with large army. 70 Gettysburg, Pa. so as
TO be within striking distance ~ Chambers
burg or York. and that he is already near
Hanover, while Others assert tha. he has
marched to v estminis.er and will move on
Baltimore in that direction. Others assert
that this latter movement Is merely foi.t
70 cover his entrance into Poansyiyania
PmLADrIrHIA. sept At midnight a
through freight train for Baltimore, when
short distance below Gray Perry Bridge.
became separated and INSTRUCTED the road
La consequence of a heavy fog. troop train
came in collision with H. but fortunately 10
person was seriously hurt.
At 800 this forenoon special train hav-
ing on board a squad OF 100 cavalry. by
some unaccountablc carelcssnoss or misun-
Outstanding. ran into both Of thesr isains-
The collision was very severe aui the con-
sequences most disastrous. The cars we're
broken 10 pices three men we're killed and
numbers were seriously wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

FROM KANSAS

lrAvtSwoaru. Sept 90 saturday
night Quautrel with force. vafiously cs,l
msted ~ from 300 50 0oo ncn. entered
Alathe. Johnson county. kansas. ana che "a
test accounts st.lI held the riice several
stores we're tobtsd
The Office OF the Mirror Newspaper aas
demolished. aud - recruits Ter kansas rssi-
menis uJre captured
Gov. Robipson has issued a reclamation.
calling upon AL citizens - ~ State - or
game and arm for home defense lie says
one half Of the enrolled miif. - the State
have entered the L s service
Intelligence from Dlcoiah ard The Upper
Missouri indicates serious Indian hosiilitics
Gov jayne. 81 Dacptah. issued pTocla
nation oa tie 3oth nl;. calling sn TIE seg
tiers &, organize.
Two men. Judge Amrion and De son. has g
ALREADY been killed
Gen Bluni recoive.l despatch yesterday
from Co.'s JAYNE. dated SIOUX City. Seps.
6ih. ws..h tays lac lr.'..Es ma e an stack
that morning wiln three 80 ~ Az E
tom. ne Capital u the Territory.
The corrier bringing he dispatch - S1nr
City With az escort Of Ten mcn had 2 hcht
- Indians. ten miles from Iankioan
The Governor calls fot regiment a. 4
arms spd Ammunition - a general Ird.au
var is feared
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
Night Dispatches.
FROM MAINE

PORTLAND. Sept 3, , A. x-We have re
turns from ninety-one towns in the State
giving the following vote for Governor.
Coburn, Rep, 1886: Bradbury. Peace
Dem. l2.l4O. jameson. Union Deu.. , 325
The same towns last year gave washburne
u .y6i, Dana $50. jameson 1854
The Republican majorities ia these towns
THIS year Is c,ss against I, 200 last wear =
The aggregate vote ia these 1Owns Is 81. 81
against 81 ,loS last year The aggregate
vote this year VII probably fan short 3 0O
he aggregate vote Of 1851 being l0.053
The net reported loss in these nincty-one
towns IS 1882 A. We have returns NOW
from nearly two-i.tas Of the State, the loss,
II 1t continues, Viii leave the Republican
majority not over 500 against l6.s15 last
year. being less than halt from appearances
The Republicans have carried four out of
i've Congressional Districts. The LIST Can
greSsional District IS IN doubt.
There viii be a large Republican majority
IA both branches Of the Legislature. thoaeb
nos so large a last year.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

Pensions. Bounty Macy, Bounty
Lam

II ). DANALD IN, Notary Pull
h.llc. Collector. g, N Agent, &c.. a., 81.
als erslces 10 The pabii rHks.'Auy - fho~e WI
hafs bsa connected ~ the Military service Of ~
Omitted States, ana WI nay have any claim assln-'
1le General 0osernmI newlii arrange, forward
an ,ceesslully proseie, az Nsla Gains, al reason
dispatched 'iefore tipropcr Offices al wasb.nefsh
Having Trx YraRs cericnce and practice herein
al re al az Al olSfcer Of the eencral Govern
aent unaer Preside Fiilrore's Administration. D.
eaf.l fsii IN bslr luccessfui with all legal claim
Watcher Tor FKNSNs. BOUNTY Monty OF I.ASn
" Warrants.
HsIF-pAv riSloSs The wido~s. o. n a..
w .-ss. the Chllfn under sixteen years 81 rec e.
8lle.. ana ssld.s II the present ~ any prs,ioas
va .-ha have al or neen Allied while III M AZ.
ris. r.. s...ifiot Halliday Pensions.
fsFtflD m fONS.-Ail oEiccls and r,,sirf.
0i. ~ sI.ahlsfy reason OF Roants received a.
iissats ooniraoi While in The sofvlcs anu 4. a..
.s duty a. l'eifr. 81 any period. are t4f
-ItvDw ,Rsrs All wiz r-r,ed Il s,,.
a. Isl az. mas ara - thf United etai.. % 80. A.
iis are 1tied % 100 serea ~ Land H. ca.
isrih. .he Tow ard Minor. ere entitled.
BOUNTY Ntf.-fhs heirs 81 az soldier. "a.
.8laffei during the prescni war for a. 30.
1f Oar the war, and have died ~ been klIls.f
..t lr II frfiee, are entitled t0Osl lrs4tsr
E. tr. a.rf Money, and aueh arrears ~ AZ. 49,
So psy ."y btfr accrued - the Dat, - 81
.eait.
raesarrhais sil au' eaiia 10 suec,ssfaa.
i.fi nate
n.e'- A.1ortyssr. eresaiss. sad Kisnss a..
aisHft
sa. ..l = ~ afupfiy fef1IfisI
ufffftf "a .'. crfHor stand
. 3. nAhAlnfOs.
Notary fuisi. 4.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10


Nav lonK. sept. S-The steamer Ne
Cieiisn has arrived from Hilton Head -
Among her passengers are Gen. Hunter and
staff
la consequence OF notice given by th.
New York and Manhotian Gas Comnanv
that 1hc war tax on Gas Nonld be charged ~
tne customers. the board Of conc.lmcn have
passed. resolution. directing he council 20
taSe met0rcs % transfer Tie tieht. and
privilege I'd iAesc companys 10 the city. IN
compliance with certain provisions Of their
charter
\ Wa.iingtoa couesgotieut ssvs tie or
der iof Court OF Inquiry in,o recent dis,.-
tess Ga the battle Held has nof been contcr-
minded, bstonly suspended IL met rc.
iefday and adjourned Tor week. wishou,
doing anything
The Washington correspondent of a morn.
ins Journal says under Yesterday date
Az officer who has ridden along the line
from Chain Bridge % fairfss TODAY. .as.
that small bodies 81 mounted rebel. are con
t.nua'' y prowlinx about our front
An intelligent surgeon iast from Centre
vile With wounded, says that 0uly orc reei-
fnes' % rsbel cayalry from North Carolina.
Col fsauuetty. IS visible az Centcrrille IL
scouts ard tirkhts occupy The country t. the
eastern sloge II fsiriax. II Was REPORTED
there aad believed taat Bal RE W. had
~ rebel artillefv ard infantrv. Ia some force
All The hospital stores let ~ Cenfresiile on
Tuesday morn ~. Cor the heneat ofthe Uni.
on wounded were taken By che rebel. "a
their occepaocs sni 81 tfibnied largely -
their oun bangry uoopz. hsnec ta,sh III
the suseFihg on he ba,ae aeld ~ "a,
fsmishej wounded. The surgeon IA charge
states thai bad Dc aei ttst .aformei by Gen
pepe that 70 evacuation Of hat point -.
i1tsndc';. hc t'49ril have devoted tie ample
supplies 81 tt lal flrpose startnl
+ llcai. sultl fa- 81 tfuce 10 The deld A.
reports scree ia. so g. 81 Office. ~ = raj.
treatct s1f s3a4dta Aamanels and oaf ora
onsrs atcor3ing 80 the ia~s 81 va<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

OskisSb. Nd. S7s --Therc T. NJ con
nuaicaoous 18th Baltimore frcfa here Girs-t
The --latest ue@s 49, hroughf b. a. ear'ne
from HarT<u Ferry - Cumberland. f.er~s
westward - he accemoi.ton ffa.a t1is
mertlnc.
A essslrf "a .rtn.sA occurred se.lcr.lar Al
tss1orn neaf Nafta sbnrr wiih wfst = sao-
pess.l 20 have tetf = rebel rsoocpoisrsinr
fsfty tFon N1cheaer TIE rsbcis are
SID . have been driven back - u inch ester
vitA = - q ~ mea kills3 asd capsured--
cor force ~ Nartinsburg = noztly frosn the
West shis = b. Trustworthy passengers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
FsoN MINNESOTA.

s. PAUL. Sept 6.-Mayor Prince arrived
lass night siih Dispatches from TT. Ridgiey 20
THURSDAY. tie 4th Inst.
Capt. Grant and Anderson, with q small
party Of infantry aad cavalry were attacked
by 30 savages, Il miles from Fr Ridgiey
During the engagement the whites managed
20 throw NJ breas.woFks of dead horses and
earth AMI held out until Sibley came TO
thciy relief and drove the indians back
Thirteen whites were killed and 81 wound
ed Most OF the killed are from 81. Paul.
Before The engagement, Capt Grants
party buried > OF the mastered One wo-
man bad laid IA the woods two weeks un-
buried.
Capt Narderhook. commanding at Fort
Abercrombie. writes, saying large number
OF Indians had appeared around the Fort,
and carried off all the Government mules
c l''le belonging to the post. lie was com.
PEELED 70 keep his entire force on gua5d-all
night. he also saws unless feiniorcements
appear soon he vii be compelled to aban-
don the Do1t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

CnANBERsBvRc Sept. :, 10 4. M.-One Of
our scouts reached Hagerstown last night,
having left Middletown. - miles southeast
OF tina. place, at O'Clock. afternoon. He
report that the rebels we're at Hagerstown
IN considerable force aaa advancing
All ihe rolling stocA - thu rulroad he
been removed from Ragers,own and the 4. =
egraph Office there evacuated
a telegraph Office has been opened At
Greenoassle. from which place our SCOUT
and messenger will be sent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
FROM TAsHfSGTny

WAsHlSGreS, Sept. - Secretary Stanton
ard Gen. Mcclellan are on such terms that
the latter took tea with tie former o. Salrf-
day evening.
Lieut.. Col. Kane g the fnclaa Rlses has
been appointed Br'csdior General
Little 4 any perfectly Ieiiable IN formation
has been received here regarding Affairs or
On the upper Potomac and Il tic ,is.aife o.
Frederick siacc YESTERDAY.
Accounts are given fsom time 4 tine hs
citizens WIN have icis there or Is selusniae
soldiers they however deal ;a 1eucralities
Il Is said = day thai The scsei Pickc,s ex,eaa
ioHsrds Hsgcrstovnl x eanbot be sscer-
sainei that the rebels have advanced "a anv
force below Frederick Junction Their ia
turc movements are matters OF ccuisc.ufc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

ctNcfNNArI. Sept. 9.-On the RI inst. the
steamer W X. Terry, with two Dahlcrocu
howitzers aboard. while aground on the Tea
nessee river. At Duck River Shoals. 100
miles above its mouth. was captured bv the
guesfillas The enemy were ia position ON
the adaeeh hall, ADD Tired 81 rapidly as 10
dfiFe the gunuers from their guns. The
rebels removed the guns from tic boat and
captured u Government officers and men.
and burned the boat. The officers Of tho
boat were liberated They also captured
three negroes and sold them on the spot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

- Greene county has now about fifteen
commanded by Captains Casins, Rose. Beat
6 smith, Ellington. ('ainoy. Bc;dcn. FicIds.
starnes. Forsyth. Hill. Finn. Carmichael and
Axtell Part OF Captain Pucketts company
were. also. recruited IN the rorth~s siern pat
of that county
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

sT-A number Of our exchanges speak Of
Gen. Nelson's brutality on the battle field Of
Richmond. Besides striking young Boyd. Of
this city. on the head with his sword, let
Ter IN the Randolph county Herald says.
Lieut.. Martin was shot In tho groin. Charlie
siine sho, in the breast. VIM. :. Houk cut
sith a sword by Gen. Nelson. not danger
onsly wounded. -Four others were wounded
by Nelson in the same manner. two Of whom
have died
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

tE an those who want beautiful Six
Hat. Of the latest 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 sssorlmens - Preach Beaver.
Otter and Son cashmere hat d the finest
quality. and Of all colors. whic. an selling
very low also, large assortment Of Wool
Hats. OF all eolors. ranging in pricc "a %
a. fifty cents
T Il LOWERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor 20 J. O. YATES
m27-if COR. Fiits. and Main I,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

~ All the business houses in Evans
vile. on Monday and yesterday. in obedi-
ence 20 the proclamation Of Gov. Morton
were closed AZ three o'clock ia the afternoon.
ard the citizens are enrolling themselves in
military organizations. An seemed 10 vii
linglg obeY the order A few instances were
heard ofmsn inquiring tac price OF Drug
Stores. or Il there was ever Post Office or
Telegraph Office to let. these being exempt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

CiSCExx<u. SeFa. 2.
fiosr a. good 1eDand AZ sfa4ie for
,a2er ant ss.i5ei - f3r extra
Wheat hrm and ID demand AZ sass lor
rel. and s-f895 for wlifc.
Oats srtge snd bought a ase6J
Cora 5, 4tmana ard .si1 50 lll 80 SD bat
tscse rate are tie consequances 81 scarri-
q snt vooid nss be sastsiucl audef l,i<rti
receipts
bac0n Ehoai1efs aid a. fi5@4h
NO movement IN csher articles
i-r@ 49, ira
Colds sasss Ia ExrhsbEe prem.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
y oOn Dispatches.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

sax FEAxcisco. Sept S-Trsde j. stag
usut Ercrythiag depressed.
Tie steamer Pacific arrived, bringing
81 600 IN tressurs from Oregon. AZ! ST..
600 FROM British Coiumbia.
The steamer Moses Taylor + advertised
10 saii Tor San Juan. Nicaragua, OF tie 2ist
of OctsbCr. - csnnect with the steamer
America 0a The Atlantic side Tor Ncw York
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

IT. About fifty guerrilias. captured at
NJ adisonviIle. Kentucky. by Col Posters
forces. came up on the Evansvi lie rod yei-
terIay afternoon and papsed over - rndi
annapolis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO.
Capital 81, 100000,
Forward daily from Terre Haute
by fast Passenger Trains.

HREE Expresses daily fos New
York. aa-ta.. Albany. nuna'o. Cleveland
Columbus, Cincinnati. DAYTON f'rlr..f lafav-
cite, Indianapolis. 1tCcn Castle AID all nsirfs ln
the Eastern States ana Canada
TWO fyptesscs daily ior tEIe4-o u.troit Mil
wausie and points Northwest. also
Two Ezp.t -sc daily To- 50 Itnfs. Hannibal. 81
Joseph and points We.
ONE Express daily 10 and from Rockville. inii-
aIe
This Company give plolpi attention 10 ile coll
lection ~ kis and Invoices With Goods also collect
Notes, hiaiis, Bills q FNfhanTe. &C.. ard make
prompt returns when paid. Eaca nc. senrcr 81 the
Company isiurnishcd with aa Iron Saie for the sceii
rity and safety % al noncys Forwarded ~ our *
press.
Rates a. low ani time AZ quick - ~ any other
Exprcss Con pauy-
Osdcr 1our Frssrht Packages. Be-. ~ the AMER.
can fNifes, Company.
T.w. STEWART. Agent
TeITe nanie lnl InlA att
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
~ accoriance With iastructisu- Il ihc C,.nl-
C0uacil n the city q Tern Hautc. shall inn
nsds'eiy procced 10 COLLECT the delineLelf taxc. nov
ga tie Duplicate In Inv hands. Persons kno~inr.
th.mselses indebtrd O. the city fH tax for 1851
therefore hereby notified that II the SAM are not
within twenty day, shail proceed t. make the
am BY seizure and .aic n their gods. chattels
lands, and tcnrmeus the law directs IA section -
~ the City Charter.
JOEL " KESTEH.
hrutS Treasurer q ID, Cts & Tern Haute
Aug. IL, ls69-dw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

- Captain willard. ~ho : the recruit
ing officer for the I4,h. will pay the same
pay. advance pay AMI bounty. that those re-
csive who Join new regiments, and he al
Ways uniforms his men before leaving the
Citg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

10 Tufis's cones I'd Tssiie's Fama,
Grocery are toe dlssrsas aassisssien.. Tie
former Yea ~ill 6pd absui jer set q
The Polar stas. ea clear esighi sighs. The
latter. Ne 4 Ne<hsnis's ke~ AL eaa ~ sser
between ne Aoars q = 4si sr
sand<y sxesrsed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

~ Ladies and geatlemeo. no~ Is the
tine 70 sss yo"r Pail ard Winter ~ees co.
ere ssa eiesssi Nav ne inarras 81 snd 81
larsed eur dye hoase AL asishiae leoi.. 40
are pfep@sed 10 10 az s.ad II ~ork 10 oar
hns-oes - BE- excsiied 10 he western
eisic- : REiNERS 4 SOY.
E&si waha.A - ~ ssA e canal
.spedlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

t. The Brigade commanded b. Gen.
kimbali. including the ith Indiana was not
Ia any ~ the fight before Washington.
They are a,~ in camp g. excellent condition
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

- T,.ose Who enlis, IN the li,h Fegi-
serve than those who join new regiment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
EDUCATION.
DISSOLUTION.

EHE COMPREHENSIVE Here.
tanrc tkl.f|ue between b tip.fn 4 SIT lf.
naau. was hls Day dissolved hf nnfuai c0i.s.Ht
NlplfKt VA urNN
1erre- HaHfe. Aur !. fl
1 LII THOSE KNOWING them
y selres inhibited i1 ? NIpper e Dunn viii
please call A. and settle, clese up hff A..
counts, without Further notice. fubrf psrff II fit
hrm l. uthodfsd @ settle ~, accounts.
Vim Dnan viii h- found re- &c. oll a.ofe. ITO We
bash street.. NlfrfNT a DUNN.
Aug %. is6l-du.f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
GROCERIES.

l. Ky l. has removed his CIR.
! tnt fr0vf1a Store o. 40 s. pheefi.
lnth nirfsi, nest decor 10 y. 4. Mckee,.
4fi ulIos.
lI.t o. considerably lusfaassd u, usw 49,,
lassim thI ts.f 'iHsinuau Wholefaia rl'...
q. tl.iafi~fs -ill Dad ~ ~ Me-. Stand. beside.
"a as-'iimen' ~ ffotlslone snd cr.tssi.s
+. itins sfat.eE
" CHEESE.
cLN CHEESE.
MHUkD CHlffN.
sAkDiNfs..
hUllE D'OLlNKS.
TfCb CHOCOLATE. Ia yaulhs.
| .CAkONf,
| fthMlCELLI
FRENCH MUSTARD b. The gallon
oflc
. Iai.as. ssss. sl.i Peas. rssfi na,isv
H.'f ff'.ris cheaper fffsn 81 any e. Ser f.far.
- aeiIFsrse o. home - Krgfess a.e.a
lEPOI Of Adam Snn.l'a aslebm
y 81 Pure crirr vinsgsf. ~tolessis 49, ra..u
dare isisue :" ave
)H hiNk's CataW ba Vine - ii.
pure lersits 5sIfs ~ ftsof.r. 49, a.. 49,.
hraIftifaf ifferare 80 AT
- -,f ~ ne tfs, gsiion 81 hoItle, a.
~ mNr.s
IL kinds .: Liquors. Foreign add
n ilasnsti.f. Porter. AZ, 6e a.
-----.n ia. EIvg's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

Nav YORK. Sept 9-The Times saws
editoriaiiy that Gen. Mcdowell Is in this
city under arrest, as We = informed, on q
charge OF treason. BY whom il is preferred
or on what grounds we are not aware.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

- number Of letter. and pack ,ges
from the IL; regiment. .eni b. " "
Sibley. can be found at the Post Office.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

- The Hea'qaariers FOR recruiting for
that gallant Cd r, ;imen, the If;h. = oppo-
site the Post-Ofice
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10
FRENCH MiLsk cry.
DENTIST.

IN EARNEST Finding that a
u nilsapprehcnsion exists regarding fhc purpori
- my card in tie Express. give this sssuran
that have positively made ny arrangements %
remove permanently from this city. and shall leave
IA few DAYS. Those. therefore, who have accoanis
with me, whether a debt Or credit. wi ave both
themselves and me much trouble by calling ilnnse-
ciately and have them adjusted. Those, aiso, who
wish my professional services sbouii cone al Oace
Ard make their engagements. nearly all my TINE
Is already engaged s. n SMITH.
Aug. !. du Dcrfisf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-10

N Ii you DO not want 10 be drafted.
call upon Capt willard. opposite the Post
Office. AMI join the iath