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Reports from laOrgaB's Cumberland Gap
ARMY.

A special to the Chiesgo Times, dated Cincin-
matt, September 3Oth, says:
Direct intelligence has been received from
General Morgan, who is on his way from Cum
berland Gap to the Ohio river, with all his forces,
artillery and stores Heath's forces, Joined by
Humphrey Marshalps, are pushing to intercept
him. Morgan's force has been greatly aug
nented by recruits from loyal East Tennessee
ans He is very strong in cavalry. There is a
chance for 8 fight between the rebels and Nor
gan. The latter is able to cut his way through.
Another dispatch to the Associated Press, Of
the same date, says
General Morgan left Cumberland Gap about
two weeks ago, with all his forces. 1t is sup
posed he is marehingin a northeasteTly direction,
and will strike the Ohio somewhere about Ports
mouth He brought away all his artillery and
stores, and blocked up the gap with stones, so as
to render it impossible
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salt for the Juice of Elderberries--OF
sl.A0 Per TALON.

r WIZ, riqe 81 per gallon for the juice Of Elder
bsr-ies sent By Express to M GuEthorp, hs,iio@a
s, u rosevl,e and viii pay for the vessels con
sit ess I vii selrd the money By Express and pay
IN .hsrres lse5o So =. hAkhIe,
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BY MCLANAHAN & DILL.
MILITARY ORDERS.
PROCLAMATION.
HEADQUARTER JAcKJoN,

HEADQUARTER, JACK SON Mississippi
September q, lS62 5
EXTRACT
Special Order No. 81.
xxx
ID authority Of the Hon. Secretary Of War, here.
ID with announce the exchange Of all the officers
commissioned officers and privaes belonging the 4th
5d and Goth regiments Mississippi volunteers, 10 have
been folly completed on the I'D instant
Official; LLOYD TILGHMAN
Brgadier-Gensral. P. A Confederate States.
PowHATTAN ELLIS, Jr., Captain ana A A. G.
80 daN
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the seme date, says !:

A DISCOVERY The nuw Turkish minister
of finance has s'made discovery which, coming
from Constantinople, is almost miraculous. he
has actually found large quantity of gold and
silver coin in the Turkish Exchequer This
treasure trovs, which is estimated ct about l.,
500 900 francs, is supposed to have lain con
cealed for upwards Of century.
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vALTsBLE LAND FOR SALE.

TRACT OF LAND, on Walnut Lake, TuBi's
a eounfv Mississippi, ten miles from Austin, con
Sc one fbsus snd acre' two handled acres cleared
- io ! Zoe a.e # cultivation. Price $3.50 per
,sTe la Confsders5e rotes of honds Apply 80
WILLIAM JOYkER, Grenada OF
J. D. RUFFIH
FerasOha Mics
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sC1iIAEION-In the PROBATE Court Of ChickasaW
Z county. Ml-sis>ippi-To Charles Rush Edward
hu-h aad Henley X barry. mino You be, ,eby
sd be AID -Pesr of The Probate Court Of SAID
e.un g. q q terra tarra0f 70 be holden a. the Court
Hocss therecf On the 4th Houdsy in October next
then sud fEers 20 show cause n s1y you can why the
r-tItoa Of J. B. B -n1ett, A. @ McBee. ". NJ Bennett
= s Beruett, n X. COopWo1d. +. W. Bsnnett T. B
Coopugood es guardian for J. P, Julia W and Henley
4 Bennett prsyiog for partition aud dis button Of the
asfs.e 4 John 4 Bennett. and Martha Bennett deed
..nT decree inside thereon accordingly
yViruers-The hon Allen WLite, Judge o. Probate
If sad e. unty. Issued this I'D Gay Of September
5ee9 J. a. LOUGEEIDGE,
a4sf Iev4w Clerk.
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Greeleys Tribune of the 22d., after summing
up the news of the previous week, concludes as
follows
We do not consider the events Of the past
week subject of congrstulation. We would
much prefer to hear that the rebel grand army
was this side of the Susquehanna than that it
had safely fallen back to the other side OF the
Potomac. We are disappointed and grleyed,
that they have got off so cheaply. Considering
our heavy needless, discreditable loss at Har-
per's Ferry. and the unaccountable impunity
with which General Buell. allowed the rebels to
bag FIVE thousand more of our volunteers (no
Kentuckians among them) at MunfordsviliIe' we
do not think the Union cause has gained any
thing by the events Of September.
FROM KANAwHA COUNTY.-The bank, the
large hotel (the Kanawha House,) and few
other buildings, were destroyed by the fankeess
in their fight from Charleston. The quantity oL
salt on hand at the saines is stated to be l9,OOO
barrels.
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KENNEDY RoUsE

Mrs. J. G. ACIZER Man,
1vRANsIEET B0AEDEKs are invited good scsom-
/ nodati0ns being ch red ocLIm
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A ID riNtSIRA lORS NOTICE.-n nereas, letters
u Of s1-1inis ratioa on the estate Of E-izsbe S.
Bsbbft dee q granted the undersigned a. the
busha county State Of Mississippi this nCties IL there
fore hereby given requesting al persons having claims
sgsTs the estate Of said deceased 20 exhibit the
zpd have hem reg stored in he and within he
tms prescr by law they vii be forever barred
se5 IsvF6w ROBERT MARTIN. Adm tor
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SPECIAL ORDERS No. II.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF TIE MIs-)
SISS'PPI
JACKSON, Miss, September l9, 1862. }
VT THE following general order Is published f-r
Y . the Information OF all HON it may concern in
this District.
By order OF Brigsdier-Gsneral RUs6LFs
r. Il HOOE,
Assistant Adjutsnt-General.
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General Orders No. 81.
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR
OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, September Sth, 1862. )

~ COMMANDERS Of Army corps, regiments
4 ' and battsons. VII make to this office monthly
returns Of their respective commands on the forms fur
ni,hed and according 70 the directions expressed on
them.
Officers in charge of camps Of instruction viii make
this Office the 10th, goth and Both Of each month
returns Of the state OF the recruiting showing
the humber Of c0nscpts enrolled IN camp a. ths dste
OF last report the number enrolled ard accepted dd
the period for which report is made, the number
sent forward to regiments and the totd remaining in
camp.
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a.reeIer Nnt anrinfie,I.

+IRound shot or shell make no screaming 1t is the
obong shot she'll from rhed pieces that make the
noise referred to-
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Special TO the Chicago TimesI
NDIASAPOLIs, September 3J.-Ths latest re-
port with regard 70 General Davis IS that Gen
ersl Buell. relieving him from military arrest
has turned him over TO the civil authorities,
This conflicts with wha. telrgspbed you this
morning.
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GENERAL ORDER No. I3.

dawlw law " - JJ C0NwAY, A. A.AG.
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By order.
ISignedl S. COOPER
Adjutsnt and Inspector General
TOmcizll X n. HOOE,
seq I'm A. ATiutart General
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n Don Dispatches.
PROM ST. LOUIS.


NAsnxoroS. May 30-The Secte,a.s G.;
Tie Interior responds TO resolution vi the
Senate for Information relative q person.
who have been arrested inthe sou 4tin dis
tfict OF New York from the hrsl ct Ma,
l,52. 10 the frst OF May l-62. char GET win
being engaged IN the slave trade. ith the
names, number OF vessels an bonded,
charged With being engaged in that traffic
Forty one psrsous arc named, none Of whom
were convicted. or their bonds forfeited
which ranged from $3.50 20 s2O 600 Ia
some case they were tried and acquitted.
One or two escaped but most OF the cases
are marked bond not forfeited ease dismiss
Ell. The number Of vessels Is 40.
WASHINGTON, Nav Son the lath the
United States steamer Hatteras captured the
rebel steamer Gov. \. Morton, in Berwick
Bay. from Sabine pass. She was loaded
with Confederate Government provisions -
Also on the LIT. he rebel schooner Magno.
liza attempting to leave Berwick Bay loaded
with 20 bales cation. also lot OF turpen.
tine
On the 9Th the same steamer chased on
shore the rebel steamer Fashion, also loaded
With cotton and turpentine. She MAS fred
by her own crew
The committee on ways and means will
not completely frame their tariff bill until
that for laying Internal Tariff shall have
been disposed OF. a the policy is q lay on
foreign products the same rates as those m
posed on domestic articles OF similar charac
ter
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INV loKK. May 3O-The Herald gives
the names OF number OF officers and men
still held prisoners 10y the rebels Among
them are the Captain and officers OF the Unit
ted States steamer Union, wrecked on Bogne
Island. Nov b; 4. Davis. Capt I'd Ken
lucky. ; l. Waters. "a Lieutenant, Levi
Ben. Captain 9Th Ohio: chas Gilman. Lieu
tenant 9TH Ohio. Farren Lieut. LIST Kentucky,
Thos Cocks, Captain lst Kentucky: T.. !.
Schiller. Lieutenant 9th Ohio
The following officers have lately been
brought TO Salisbury from Richmond. and
other places Col. Corcoran. 9Th New
York Col. Wilcox, LIST Michigan: Col Bene
diet, Col. Constantine. Col Cocker. Col
Bowman. MAJ Potter, Mai yogies. Capt
Shurtleil. and Capt Davis
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FRoNcoRTNTtf

CoRINrH. May 3o.--lt Is nov ascertained
that the evacuation commenced night before
last, the enemy retreating southwardy until
the railroad bridge was burned. when they
vent 10 Grand Junction. and thence south
warlly...
Some leaders and several citizens remain
here. The citizens inf, sm us that Richmond
is evacuated and Memphis is almost wholly
deserted. All the stores being closed with
the exception of few groceries
1t Is ascertained that Van Dorm had a band
OF Indians under him
Col. Jackson reports finding the road for
several miles strewn with knapsacks and
haversacks. arms and eanteens, showing
great generalization. The woods are full
of stragglers who are being brought in a.
fast as possible. between 1000 and 1000
Almost the entire 18th Louisiana regiment Is
in our lines now
The Federal telegraph line was completed
here TO night
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- IL il said that Northern troops in
hot climates enjoy more robust health and
peform more work. under certain prccau
tons a. to health. than natives. We call 10
mind that Col Totteu built the Panama
railroad with Northern Iaborers. after has
ing sainy tried TO use tie services of the
resident population there. Actual expert
cnoc ia Jamaica. under the direction Of
Capt MalvM.. and In Africa. under DR..
Livingstone. the great explorer has proved
the ability 81 Northern men TO Withstand
the most deadly Of the tropical uiasmata.-
can't Margat. demonstrated the utility Of
wearing funnel next 10 the skin Dr. Lis
ingstone prov q the value Of quinine a.
prophylaciic At Port ROYAL our troops use
quinine with whisky. IN the proportion Of
two grams Of powdered quininc Dissolved in
hall gill Of Whisky. diluted ~ith half ciu
OF water. This = aiken IA the morn ing be
fore eating. aud agaiu At night. by troops
exposed % malaria. and u j. said TIA, - far
from promoting incompetence i really gives
a ds>ia-te for intoxicating drinks
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- suHmoas or scrofalons affections are IN.
curse. the blight. the potato 70, q mankind. ne,
are vile aud hlthy well a. fatal. he, arise tr,
contamination and impari,y Of the blood. ana ar. !.
" seen all around Us svery~hsrs. One quarter -
Al We meet are tainted with them. md one quartz
'hsse die Of them: die fooishiy too. because he,
AnAs sAAsArAxsIaA eieAnses cut tle
So'0'n''e' corruption Rom the blood renders Il pure
and healthy. and enectuslly sKpurgstes the fsal
e0haminsueo nom the system. Ne longer groan
under your SeFofnlous disorders since the rres.s.
bic ARA has provided his mastery Animation Of
curative virtues that he calls ssKsaraKuas -fpen-
ocfst. Waterbury. CT
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he sc-i. l.alion Of Capt Giesold. ~ The
i. re msal. has finally been accepted In
consequence Of rheumatism. be Va aaabie
10 endure clmp lfe. Lieut. Aauk his been
commissioned Captain Of the eomasay.
The hospital At Madison having been Or.
derel - ~ e'osed such Of she sick aS eoulI
be comfortably removed. were. on welucs
aas lken - Nee Alban, Bat four 81 il.s
- we're lea behind
Lieut. hile, Moore ii the 2lst regimen,
IA. ~ns,i suI returned 10 Muse.e M.
.ays thai be has suffered much both anen
land AMI se, lis IN health compelled ism
q tesixu
The Following names. furnished ~ ~ a
letter. ara Of the missing ia the 2sth Ind.ans
seg.ment. Ell Of company q. Banks DIVISION
n The retreat from Front ROYAL. yirrins
>amael Caaghosn. Thomas Kephafi. Al
staeier Andrews. RobeFs " coasn. Jane
oaveaport. Able Deats. Aaron Flanos. Hen
y McFry. Charles Hosner. John v Hatch
soo. Emory Howell Noah HalmAn. Jane.
laeoi--. Peter u jacob. George k~at. chm.
Ne''oe Joseph Ncl.ain. shelly Martin
''e,sse " Fro~ser. Charles Robson. rcit
9Aatss. >asaasi Toney James N Knight
a'ss" > Wa. George Seanaer and 10
's'F"'''. ''eo Sasrp ard Leouiias Dslan
900 h'Akss i~ensy seven ms-sing Bias IL
''-'''' 'a'' many 81 thee s,H tss res
snio camp Ds Jehs. ss :. .l, -.
~ Se"e suppose ~ - killed a. YIN
's' The mea. While passing through
'.'sesisf. ~ere h.ed a-.ou ~ ne feu.l-.
sai sesefsl ~efe kalel
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SoinisKs o. ISpiASA ATTENTION '-RE
carrrs foR THKks MoNrns The under
-,gned has opened recruiting Office 10 the
old Adams Express building. three doors
north Of the Bantia House. iof the purpose
II ealisting company Tor the three months
service. ia pursuance Of the Presidents re
QUESTION upon Indiana for i've additional reg
imsnis.
The Company viii be filled Immediately
All 20 into camp, n indianapolis. within the
neat ten DIV
Pay from els 10 so per month Sub-is-
teuce AMI clo,hing furnished Immediately
Carr J + HAMILL.
Late of 90 {. 18th Ind Zouave Reg
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
II 5. DANALDSON, Notary Pub.

" s%As~DAJVANs NOlIll 4 uD-
- lie. Collector. Claim Agent. a.. &c. osie4.
- seINees 70 ne public especially to those who
have been connected with the Military service OF thr
United States, and who may have any claim ars,t,.f
TIE oene<sl Government lie will arrange f.rxsrt
and successfully prosecute all valid elaine a. rea.oo
aeie charges, and a. rapidly az the business can n,
y PATCHED before the proper Offices Al Washingtou
Having TkS lEAks experience and practice herein
and the aid Of old officer Of the Seuer.f s,,.--
meni ul.-er President flllmore's hfuiuistrafion b,
esnet iai ia being successful with all legal claim.
.hsthsr for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONTY ~ LANfi
WARRANTS. - '
HALf.PAY PENSIONS. The Widows. or r a,
widows. the Children under sixteen year q az al
oineeFs and soldiers Of the present any preNiou.
Nno have died OF teen killed while IN the GER
VICE, arr entitled % Half-Pay pertslofs
INVALID PFNSlONS.--ku Office. and soisa.,.
Who are disabled by rcasoa a. wounds received -
disesse contracted While In ne service and la a..
me % auiy a. soldier, ~ any period. ar entitled
70 Invalid Pensions.
LAND WARRANTS. All who served IA a.vs -.
any Of the past wars Of The United States az oNr dy
N battle, are entitled 10 go acres q Land lnta.
OF death, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY N0SFY.-rhe heirs q ali soid..-s ,i,
have volunteered during the present war Tor ihrse
years OF during The war, and have died on been killed
while Ia the service. are entitled 10 OR ut-<ntt.
ioslANs Bounty Money. and such arrears - the Sol
eier pay a. may have accrued 20 the date q Ill,
death.
Soeharges made without clam Is successfully
termin strd
ulshed
So Eastern arrcarsEes Arranged All e.Ii.efer
arc cNchsngc promptly rcnift~d.
OfflCh 81 toe % CcTner stand.
Ds. DAyALDSON.
isosau Notary iuhlic. a.
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Recruits Wanted.

Recruits wanted ~ form a company OF
eighty men. 70 be organized ~ the Indiana
Legion. 10 serve for sixty days II not sooner
discharged The men viii be clothed equip
ped. fed. and paid. a. other soldier
Recruiting office wes, side public square,
In Col. Edw ar,is basld,ng
Nav =. O.
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RAlIY IT, faE Olp FLAs.--The recruiting
bushes commences lively this morning
Elijah Peek David Paddock and George H.
ParJy. have @. ened recruiting Office IA the
Linton Blocs. ga Wabash street Mr. Peek
has h-d considerable military experience.
having served bis country Ia the gallant I th
Regiment IA three months call. To- other
two gentlemen are veil known % our com.
munty. aud ~e feel assured that they vii
be enabled 70 recruit an A y company
N A feN dax.
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r. Lieut.. Isaac \ Hart. Of the 18th In

L. Lieut. Isaac \ Hart. OF the 10Th In.
diana. in letter 10 the Lafayette Courier.
relates the following incident a. having oc-
CURED At Norfolk
An incident Of rather an amusing charac.
ter occurred a few DAYS since An officer
wa- passing along aud meeting pretty lie
tie girl Of eight year he kindly and gently
patted be- upen the head. when the mother.
who obsvrved i from the window. rushed to
the door mi bawled out At the top % her
voice "C0me right strait into tAe hoHse.
Susanna. AID will wash your head =
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bhANDkk1hs PILLS For the restoration
heAh II those Who have been -tric zen ~ .r.crls.x
OF paralysis they are the only reliable medicine.
al Affections a The lungs. chest and bowels shri,
rronp' use ssves life and quickly cures. rnsuuo.
MA p'eurisy, ehsers, Wind spasms, worms cholera
morbus. eiArrhces dysentAry whether from rnsisri.
ss"ns unriPe fuits or other faults IN diet, yield
their Influence. Asihms. govt, rleumatsns. live
affections. rupturss. infi.mm.tions OF any organ
levers. whether aguc o. other specific f,vcrs; bilious
diseases. JAnndise. ST. yltuss dance smallpox meas
lee, Group. eryspelss. white sweIinss piles ulcers.
o. even thirty years continuance ard especlsll,
ulcers u the liver. have all been cured persnsnsl,
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills is
Female complaints and nervous diseases thew a...
been equally successful. vide change of Ifs. b.ah
nFst and second periodsl. Epilepsy, depression y
spirits. hightfsl dersms all obstructons sna rria,
Aiions are by them cured. dispersed sni corrected
Prioe % cents per box.
Sold by J. X Cusrsanss. Terre- aute and ~
respectable dealers In medlclse. fjania~im
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IT We call attention . the earl Of
Charles Al.huler. E.q.. in another column.
he i nov ready 20 attend 70 ali business
within the jurisdiction Of his court. We be
lese oar citizen. vii End him both homes.
AL capable IN his oitci4l dutie-
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- DR. John y Thomas. OF Montgom
cry county. Just returned from General Hal
leck army. furnishes the editor Of the l.
fsyette journal with the following items
Gen Manson has been quito sick from
diarrhws. bnt vas recovering. Dr.. Fry had
also been very sick. bat was improving in
health. There j. hardly an officer or soldier
IN the array sho has not suffered from diar
rho.a. consequent upon the use OF the water
they are compelled TO drink.
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Volunteers wanted Immediately to form a
Company for ninety days service. unless
sooner discharged Food. clothing and fay
sane a. other soldiers.
Recruiting Office % Iin'oas buildiug, on
wabs-h street ju2 lG.sl.
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~ The iollox ing deaths have occurred
Al Hospital No. 4. Evansville.
NJ a6-Fli Bolien. Co G, 5-,h
May I-fame- n Colsin. Co i. d th.
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HAVANA CicARs-H. Alsenberger KEEPS
constantly on hand. at his Cigar Mandatory
Joining the Tere Haute Saloon, the best
quality Of Havana cigars. tobacco. pipes. etc.
aud invites his friends 90 extend 70 him their
patronage. mJ0 ,dtf.
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r. Farmers. from diiiereat parts Of The
county. represent the soFn crop e. bidding
fair Tor large yield IL. fan The wheat
crop Is also very tine.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

r. The bezt var map ~ use can be plf'
chased Of Gus. Arnold. a. the fo-s ofhee
News Depot.
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Sunday Night Dispatches.

ED. ExrRIss.-I have not been able 10
get any dispatches east Of Indianapolis since
the storm yesterday afternoon. Lines dewn
in all directions = ORR.
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-l0oOO lbs. wanted. for which |
will pay Tic highest pslee in cash At my
Leather Store, 10. l T. Main Street. Tere
Haute. Indiana.
m30dlw l.. A. BURNETT
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TRUMPS: A NOVEL. BY GEu.
" CNKfIS. ssiendsdiy fi;ustrass.l - Hs.,.s.
NAoAuLAN' : HISTORY OBJ ENGLAND
"a Sd.
Ink WITS AND REAux OF SOCIETY
- Ne sata@r - ''~essr- - soeisfy"
ss~w A. " n. rrCKIsfassss
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FoE SALr.-one Sewing Machine. which
can be seen al The store Of William J lew
art. south OF the Post Oeice This Is a good
machine. and will re sold on the most liberal
terms m30 div.
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~ Al those sho want beautiful SILK
Hat. Of the latest fashion, call al the New
YORK Hat Store anl SCI one Of The Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there.
fore | car warran; al hats bought Of me-
have a Aae assortment II French Beaver.
Otter and son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of al oolors. which am selling
very lov also. large assortment Of Wool
Hat. Of al coloFs. ranging IN price a. 10"
a. fifty cent.
Til LOwERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor 20 J. c. YATES.
m97 ~ Tor. Fiith. and Main So
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hitttsnts Lsets ns,K ~ ~. r....
Han sai.aes I am eoust.s,l, -.
30 ! quality q Reliesiae Lager Re.-
wA'eh J al serve % lsesrs o. lie s.,,.
beverage. Al my eel keo~a saloon. 80 -
shs fssFe Haste Hoass cs.e me /. 81.
te>t e qaal.ss Cor yourselses
ps''iff y KAFzFNBAcH.
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Good News


| intend 70 close out NV entire stock OF
clothing. gents furnishing goods. hats. &c..
a net, cost. within the coming ninety days
Now i the time 70 get the worth of your
money. IN the best quality OF clothing Call
soon At jacob u Early's old stand
Also. wish to say to all those indebted
70 me. to cal and settle Immediately. 10 save
further trouble II HARTMAN
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-02

rE-welch s Wright, Carriage Manufae
turers. have for sale Eve Family Carriages,
Roadway, and Bugsies. Al reduced price,.
Al.O good family carriage. second hand so
light open buggy. =
open buggy, ca
WEIGH / WRIGHT.
South Of Public Sluare. Teue Haute, Ind.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-02
ALE AND PORTER.

Il WEISS Il co. are prepared 10
~. furnish BY the barrel. or bcttiei FOR family
ard Medical Purposes
ALE. PORTER. CIDER. LAGER BEER.
Scotch Ale,
London Porter.
Philadelphia Porter.
Daytos Ale,
hadison Ale,
MlwankA Lager Peer,
Cincinnati Lager Beer
Chicago lager Beer,
Bottled Cider. &c. &C.
G. WEISS A co,
neaicrs In Groceries and Provisions.
No. 81 Main Street. between Third 4 Fourth Streets
may1sd4m TKRRE-HAUrE. IND.