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Quickest and Best Route:

From To1edo to Beuefontat1a. UrbacA, Columous.
Springfield, Dayton, Hamilton and Cinctnaasl.
reaching theso plaeca moro than taree
hour. In sdvaate Of any othet route.
I'm and .f.er November z 1se1 and until further no
tee passengers W leaving lotsio On ~ CieTslaad
NJ r;ose cnnrer,ioo Win The Mall Train On the San
apsEy DAYTON cinEinaas Il r. sssshtaE T!1a 4
IL frhacz 1t i2l0 P. M--Ulae- connecting With the
tran on The Col T, q Ind Road rrachlns Columbus
Iop at 50 2. n. Hamilton st 45 2. Il and Cincinnati
nt5.:5 F, H.-three hours II ndFa1te OF any other
rout6-
" PaBrnEers leaving Toledo at al3 2. II. n.kea d.
cennecsion a. E1yte, reaching 6auduASy Al so
Pm :.
Tickets for ell tae above points can be had 1t tAa
ClrEsiaad {: Toledu Railroad Office In Toledo
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3EF ToEE
Henry I oung, Esq.
Moses Taylor, EsQ.
John ]. Phelps. E.Q.
Amos R. Emo, Esq.
Mees1B. Geo. Bliss g. Co.
AeA1s. Cochran q Co.
Aess1B, Watt, DunntnE +
GrSham.
AessEs- Read. Taylor & Co.
William Mu1lgan. Esq
IeeGTs. Roberts, Rhodes
& Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
Hon. ,1,fs:.9 Strong.
TtpmsGToN. no
Hon John woodruff.
Am. a A. Rurnflam.
SprTHAXProN. xAsa
Hon. j. p ilIiston
Jonnthau Il LYMAN. ESQ,
DesToE.
re Hoorcr. Exo.
EetsrA a & II Laxreuc4
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Aessra T NJ HeehA h Co.
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y t1.s route Fretghta Of al descriptions he ht
s52fdsl from Philadelphia New York Bo5toE Ealtd-
more to ant from any point the railroads OF Oht
Kentucky Iudtaua, Illinois. Wtseons:a, Iowa or MI
aouti BT KA1LRoAD DI7EGr, ~
burTh with stEaEseEB by which gou1s BE-
to any port the Ohio, MussinSu1 hensIeS5. ae1*
Assunr Eansss Alks9sss and Eea 1 atessra "a Ia
Gofts on tis 5aSnS No1thaesssrn Sci LaEss
Merchants and Shippers sn5u:t!a$ ne S 1anspo&rha M &
ton Of their Freight with taa Lolap4nss ca kstE "3
confluence On is speedy traEss- -,,, a.
usI ~ r. Penu8yIyauia Railroad at all times u
SnreH,e ~ are Charged bJ other Railroad Comparisd
~ BE particular To ns16 packages w PKas 4
+ sSEEDER Pnladeiph.a.
HaGKAN 4 KDONS, 80 North street. BALTIMORE
LEECH & co. No. Astot House, OF No: l 500*4
william street, New York
4 L. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Fhsla-
Eea a Iaw1ss Il ss Cen sapt.s Nsoo6as p ialsasy
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NIAlE UF II4II1NVIo, NVUN I I
Term 1854 San7nel Russell IS. La1nhevtoa c. Hal.
Emeline F. Hall Edward s Han E.ld The Garden City
Building Asaocta1iup.-In ChanCe1y:
Afidayt Of the non Residence " Edward s Ha1! one
OF the defendants above named haE ing been hied 1n
cago: Notice Is hereby given 10 the said EDWARD
Hall that the above named complainant n!ed his b1l
Of .he St DAY Of DECEMBER 49, again. tie above
Issued out Of said Court ugatnst said dtfe1dant Estrn
able Il tue Cousi House Il tne C1y Of Chicago OF The
Nov, unless you, the said Edward g Hal shall per:
sonaly be and aEpesr before esid Superior Court Of
the1edf to be holden at Chicago, In sid County, on
the Est Monday OF March, 1Gs and plead, answer Or
same and the matters and things therein charged and
stated Win be taken confessed and decree entered
TH0AAS b CARTER, Clerk.
scAxKoK, McCAaa FU1LEE. conpfts sorss-
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MONTREAL
LeHre- james Is OliyH.
3pIABCR RQH, sCoTLAAn.
Alan Pearson, Esq.
William Lille, Esq.
CHICAGO, IL
Hcnrv Farualu E,sd.
Francis Brndleg, Esa.
Hon, Marx Skinner.
Aesarx- Ogden, Fleetwood
l. CO.
C. G. Hammond, EsQ.
F. B. Roberts, Egg
G4LEsBCEG. III.
Hess1s. H4e:14 he ! / ! Chapman,
QUINCY. tiL
Nesszs, ID. .&C,H Ball.
lOLIET. ILI.
&c. MOOD. EI-
LCKpoRr.uh
Hon Jesse q. Norton
GAT.TA. ILL
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M URRY NELSON 81 Co, PRO-
14 DgCE, CoMe1SslDE AND SHIPPING NEE
CHANTS. No III South Water street. Agents Tor the
Fulton Starch Norka, OsueEo Co. n. = Liberal cash
sdEancce Flour and Grain for shipl eut to usweyo
EeE York or In EtoEe, giving the shipper the priv
MURET SKI%oN. taplSl Ell srKTKSa
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e. RECHERT. Sectr

~ The following Is statement Of
money and other property stolen from me
90 the night OF tue 2osh
One small black leather trunk. bras
bound. with miscellaneous contents com
prising letters deeds. mortgages and notes a
considerable proportion Of which bear NV
signature or address
Que russell leather travelling trunk (recov
cred containing over nine hundred dollars
Ia money. over $500 Of which was gold. the
remainder in Uritei States treasury nsiss
and bills % the bank OF the State. mostly OF
large densninaiions Also LOT Of ancient
silver coin of German. Fsensh. Spanish and
American stamp. amounting IN all from
twenty-fve 10 thirty dollar
one black leather note book containing
memofandums. notes ofhsnd. and from forty
20 sixty dollars IN bills OF miscellaneous
banks aud Of various denomonaiions. A
check ON Safolk Bank OF Boston and paya
bic TO the order Of W = sumers
one open face gsId watch with heavy
chased edge asd gold dial. one gold vest
chain with Esg;s bead and hook purple set.
tings. one lost
oae set siadl buttons with light stone
settings. one act -leeve buttons with coral
settings. one sst sleeve buttons with raised
Hsxsgon crnisr. md one set with plain cen
ter and chaser egg One lAdy's gold PIN
with hne tone center. surrounded with
pears. Oar gents pm with clustered set
,iags. chain AID guard pin. one gents
heavy Spanish ssid ring sith fine stone set
tiug-. One go'S pencil case ui1h pen and
peuciI complete. very heavy With colored
settings. A 10: of silver spoons and forks
in sets and mar - with the following mi.
tials: f. A. D.. &. A. c.. ;. J. and 5. D.
Also many othcr articles Of value that am
no, able to desclsbs.
To any person who will return 70 me the
above property, viii pay the sum Of $500
AMI proportionate amount for any part Of t..
A. for the gentleman Who done the steal
ing, IL the authorities Of Terre Hsutc do not
consider themselves sufficiently interested Ia
this matter 10 offer an inducement for his
apprehension. / shall not. and IL be .ll DO
me The kindness some dark aight 70 leave on
my premises such Of the papers aud article.
A. are Of no value 10 him bat OF great TN
portaace to me. | Gill sgseo 10 keep my
eyes closed and Oses prayer for his imme
date reformation and pressrsAsi ICON the
wrath Of the Powers that be.
Hopsing that he vii hnd nv nes paat.
not 20 short. aud my patent leather boot
set sssy on hs feet. aai the dreams OF Ga
City Fathers continue sweet add refreshing
subscribe myself with much respect.
WI. A. cRfswOLD
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FROM NEW YORK.

NV YonK, juno 3O.-Among the passen.
gers In the steamer Matanzas from Port
Royal, were Major Watson, Of the sth Mich /.
wounded In the arms and thigh, In charge Of
Capt. +. W. Lewis; also, Lieut.. Hutchinson,
Of the 9Th Mich, wounded in the thigh.
NKw YoRK, July 1.-Lstest adyices from
Mcclellan received nj Washington yester-
day noon. were up to 2 o'clock Saturday p
n. Up TO that time he had successfully
carried out the plan he pointed out some
time ago, which plan vas 10 swing his right
wing toward the rear. which included all the
forces north OF, and half way between Bot
toms bridge and New bridge, and at the
same time advance his left wing towards
James river. opening communication with
the gunhoate.
The attack OF ,te enemy lasl Thursday In
great force. necessitated this strategetic
movement, aud ia changing his base, Of
course White House Landing Was abandon
cd. All the sick and wounded, ordnance and
commissary stores, troops and property were
embarked under the superintsndence Of
Gen. Casey. and on Monday were at Turkey
Island, on James river, eight miles below
Fort Darling. and fifteen below Richmond.
After an interruption Of communication
between Gen. Mcclellan and Washington,
IS hours, his left wing touched James river
Yesterday. near Turkey Island Bridge. He
Immediately opened communication with
Com. Rogers Of the Potomac Aotilla, and
through him with Washington. The result
may be that the steam transports may re-
lievs his soldiers Of the fatigues of march
ing on Richmond by landing them near the
rebel capital. after the gunboats have clear
ed away the distractions.
Our army is now extricated from the NAL
arious swamps Of the Chickahominy on the
high ground of James river.
INV YORK, July 1.-The morning papers
correspondence sontain nothing new from
before Richmond.
The Herald's correspondent Of the 10Th,
states that Hooker's Division was ordered to
have one days rations in their haversacks
and be in line Of battle at o'clock Wednes-
day A move was made at ) O'Clock by the
| lst Mass, Col. Cowdin, as administers across
an open field. driving in the rebels, when
the ist Mass. was reinforced by the remain
der of Growers brigade and the Excelsior
aud Jersey Brigsdes, driving the rebels out
Of the woods, which our troops took posses
| sion.
This occupied ill II O'Clock when ? guns
were brought up doing great execution
Between IL and we again advanced re-
ceiving and returning several heavy volleys
| OF musketry. when the rebels fixed bayo.
nets and started at double quick towards the
lst and l lth Massachusetts, and 18th Penn
| sylvanis. who were ready for them. On
came the rebels with yell but tho trm
front OF our boys alarmed them and they
broke. Teireating IN great disorder
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BELLKvilIE LAGEK BKKR.-The Cour
House Saloon. on the east side of the Public
square, j. receiving regularly. from the
brewery Of ; Eymer, at Belleviile. first
class. genuine article Of Lager Beer, which
all lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. IL not superior 70 any heretofore
brought 70 the city. Let all who indulge.
give Herr Gronefeldt a Co. call. and ties,
tho matter. We are informed, by good
Judges. that there Is no mistake in the mat
ter. But 10 sstisfy all. 20 and taste
;a6. dim.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS

NKw YoRK, July 1.-The Nova Scotia
arrived this morning with dates 10 the 22d.--
I The Europa arrived out on the 2ist
The Times publishes letter from lie New
York correspondent. In which he SAYS IL Eng.
land and France intend stepping la at the
last moment. nov Is their time 20 urge sub
mission on tho South and magnanimlsy on
the North. tor unless Beauregzrd and other
leaders succeed In Fetreatng 20 Texas, there
Is not tho slightest hope for their cause
Their dream OF Independence has advanced,
and they can do nothing further to realize il
except by hopeless guerilla warfare.
The morning Herald gives different views.
Ii represents the Couicderates as very strong
but very doubtful IL they will risk another
engagement az Richmond
IL Is assured that tho Federal loss at Fair
Oaks Is 1900.
The Navy and ARM Gazette argues that
the Cenfederales are rapidly giving way be.
fore a steady and scientifically applied supe-
rior resources OF tho North, ii thinks, how
ever. that Federal military success is no
guarantee for the restoration of tho Union
The Paris Constitutional regards media
ton as n mere question of time Public
opinion in favor Of 10 gains ground In France
aud England II Is for Government 10 seize
on . favorable opportunity.
In House Of Commons, Lindsay postpon-
ing ill July llth his motion relative 10
British relations with America. expressed
the hope that Government would In the
meantime SEQ the necessity for recognizing
tho South. and taking the matter out Of the
hands OF private members, as IL was perfect
iy clear the Confedsrates were now able TO
assert Independence.
Earl Russell defended tho course of Eng
land in thu Mexicas expedition. She did
all she undertook and the French Govern
ment Was not sending rciniorcemeuts In con-
sequence of the action Of England. Earl
Russell in response 70 Lord Bingham prom
iscd to produce correspondence relative to
the Emily st. Pierre subject being now
closcd. The opinion Of law officers Was that
there was no power In England 10 surrender
a vessel, AT first il was supposed there was
no precedent but one had been found In
which under similar circumstances England
failed 10 obtain redress from America dur
ing Adams Presidency.
A debate took place on the development
Of tho cotton culture In India. The Gov
eminent reiterated its desire to do all posi-
bic great activity in France and sending re-
Inducements TO Mexico. the number now
stated At Il, 900.
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.
n 3. DANALDSON. Notary Pub.

II .. DANALDoON, NOt4ry rub
IL he. Collector. Claim AEeuS, ke., &c, ofers
his services 20 The public. especially 20 those who
have been connected with the Military service Of the
unitsd st.ss@, and Who may have any claim axsinss
the GENERAL Government. He viii arrange, forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims ss reason
able charges. and rapidly the business can be
dispatched before the proper Offices st ws.hingtob.
Having rrs fkAks experience and practice herein
AID The a.d Of old oicer % the eensrsi Govern
cannot fail IN being sncces-fnl With AL legal claims
whether Tor PENSIONS. BOUNTY Monty or LAND
WARRANTS.
HsIF-PAY PENsIOys.-The Widow or N No
Nico~s the Children under sixteen years q sge OF
ofosrs and soldiers Of the present any previous
var who hsv- died OF BEEN killed while In the ser
vice, are entitled 20 hslf-Psy Pensions.
INVALID PENSi0Ss.-All oaicers aud Soldiers
sho are disabled By reason Of wounds received o.
disease acted while IN the service and In thu
line Of duty ~ ssoldier, 81 any period, are tlt.
70 Invalid Pensions.
LAND wkRRANTs.-An who served IA dsys
any q the psstwars Of the United States day
IN battle. entitled 10 leo acres Of Land Inc
Of death, the widow and Minors are entitled.
BOUNTY NOSEY.-The heirs Of all soldiers who
have volunteered during the present for three
years or during the war and have died or been KILLED
While In the service. entitled 70 OxK RuxDsKn
DotxAEz Bounty Money! and such arrears % the Sol
ditr's pay A. may have accrued 10 the date Of bis
death.
Soehsrses made without claim Is successfully
termin ated.
DEEDS and Mortgages .recutes. and Blanks ur-
nished.
81 Eastern srresrsges arranged and collected
and exchange promptly renittes.
OFfICE at the old corner stand.
5. DASALDsoN,
fehsar Notary Public. &C.
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El4sr Egsrss: Though shile the 80
tess werc troubled aud was preparing 10
set into the pool Another stepped IN before
nse. ! VII nevertheless ask place IN your
coismns 10 say fee things ia reference -
the late examinations and commencement
EXERCISES Of Asbary university. having been
permitted 20 sissl.d The Festivities Of the &C
ca-ion. The inst.tatioa - ,sa are all .~sre.
!. located IN the neat pleassss add healthy
town Of cssesscassle. ard ha- iass held a.
t~snty ,hird commencement The Cass-
losas shows an stse1d.are q to hunsired
and t-eniy nine students To- the pssi year
The chairs are silel - follo~.
Rev. l.. Bowman. u. d. President. asd
Professor Of Mental ard Moral Sciepce
Joseph Tinsisy. A. y. Nies Pse-.s.1.
and Professor Of Natural science
BIT Hoyt. A. NJ. rrofe-.os ~ L.sia
Language and Iitersfarr
Rev. J. ". Lock. A N Profss.as o.
usthsmxtia<-
Rev. p. wilsy. A. N. Professor Of Gree.
Language ani Literature.
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FROM VIRGINIA

LuEAY, Va. June 3O.-Gen. Crawford,
with portion Of his brigade and cavalry un-
der Col Tompkins. made . reconnaissance
in force up the valley and entered the town
this morning. driving the piekets aud captur
ing one. Four companies OF rebel cavalry
Who occupied the town. hed at oar approach.
Our cavalry pursued them . mile out on the
New Market road. when . skirmish ensuss.
Our cavalry charged the enemy. We took
four prisoners and wounded several. Our
loss was one killed and three wounded.
The object Of the reconnaissance vas fal.
" accomplished. The enemy had no stores
there.
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u All those who want beautiful Silk
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 warrantall hats bought OF me-
l have 6ne assortment Of French Beaver.
Otter and Son Cashmere hats of the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment Of Wool
Hats. Of all colors. ranging In price as low
as fifty cents.
L. II. LOWERRE. Practical Halter,
Successor 90 J. q. YATES
MALT Cor. Fifth. and Main Sts.
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XXxvIITH CoNGREsS-Pmsr srsssss


WAsHiSaros, July 1.
SxsArE.-On motion Of Mr.. Wiley, the
bill for the admission Of Western Virgins
a. . State, was taken up, the question being
on the amendment offered by Mr.. Sumner
that after the fourth Of July 1863, within
the limits Of said State Of Western Virginia,
there shall be neither slavery nor insolunta-
~ servitude, otherwise than for the punish
ment Of crime. whereof tho party shall be
duly convicted.
Mr.. Sumner said that the bill proposed
that all children boan alter April 1863, shall
be free. but allowed the present generation
to continue slaves, thus admitting another
slave State, with two Senators. for whole
generation He, Sumner. could not con-
sent 70 tho admission OF State into the Un.
lon with a constitution recognizing slavery
for whole generation. He quoted from
speeches Of Webster against the admission
Of slave states.
Mr.. Hale said Mr.. Webster In his later
ard perhaps wiser years, repudiated every
word OF those speeches. lie, Hale. should
not vote for this bill because Webster had
said one thing or tho other.
II would be singular thing, il, after hav.
ing admitted all along. states, with slavery
We should now refuse 10 admit the first State
asking admission with condition for thu
immediate establishment Of system Of
prospective emancipation. as no (Hale) did
not make this world he Was willing TO take
IL a. he found Il, and meet the question
practically. IL is not for US to set ourselves
up in dogmatic wisdom against the convic-
tons Of other men who may be possibly az
wise as We are. He wanted 20 deal with
this thing as practical fact. and he would
hail the advent OF a slave State into the
Union with clause for gradual emanci-
patton more gladly. and with greater salts
faction than the admission OF free State.
Why, because there Is moro JOY among the
angels over one sinner that repenteth than
over ninety-nine that need no repentance.
HousE.-.-The House went into Committee
of the Whole on the Tariff Bill
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FoR rHr wAR.-CaptAin JAsxz SsirH. Ia
now here. and has opened recruiting office
for the 18th regiment near tho corner of
Fourth and Main Streets. The Captain was
an officer ia the ilth Ind. regiment. and Is
fine officer, and all who desirc..to volunteer
in the service would do we'll 10 call upon
him. This may be the last chance. therefore
do not delay OF cIss you may be too late.
d2v
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Norrcs.-The Irisbmcn of Vigo county
are most cordially invited 20 meet at the
Catholic School House on Ohio street at :
o'clock A. NJ. on the Fourth of July. To
make glorious that National Anniversary by
marching in procession. in common with all
our other fellow citizens. Those that have
scaris will b. pleased to bring them TO be
-o.a =. .a.t occasion
By order Of the II. b. Society.
GEO. OSBORNE, Sec'y.
july ID
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BALTIMORE. July Numerous enquiries
are received here as 10 the wounded and
killed. We have no information beyond
what Is already published except reports
that arc probably exaggerated aud which if
would DO improper 10 publish. The friends
OF the wounded officers and privates may
rest assured that IL brought here they viii
be among friends who will omit no effort 10
alleviate their suffsrings-
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LoupviIls, June 30.--rAst night party
of guerlliHs. supposed a. be 900. went 20
Henderson and Webster counties and attack
ei company Of the Louisville Provost
guard enc.mped IN a hotel at Henderson
One Of oar LieutenaCts vas killed. and two
os our men sounded. The rebels finally
cleared out under cover of darkness. Ped
eral feinfofcements gill reach Henderson
from too points 10y 10 morrow.
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sE-Parson Brownlow's Wonderful Book
The gesulne edition now ready. containing
up.arsis Of t50 pages. - superior engrAv-
ings. an excellent Steel Portrait. etc. bean.
tifally printed on fine white paper. and hand
somely bound IN mnslin- Subscriber can
ges their Books al the Post Offee News De
pot have few more Books than have
subscribers for. call early and get copy -
Price 81 -
iuiy2sdtw GUS. ARNOLD.
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Hon. j. Cowgirl. Professor Of Law.
G. W. Joha. A. NJ. Teacher Of Modern
Languages and History.
l. L. Rogers. A. n. Principal Of the Pre-
paraiory Department
The classes in the several departments. in
their examinations Of Eve DAYS continuance.
acquitted themselves very creditably. esinc.
ing thereby vigilance on the part OF the Pro
fessors. and industry on the part Of the stu
dents The institution has sustained sad
loss IN the death OF the late Professor Fetch
er. which leaves vacancy in the faculty Cor
the present of him il may truihhlly be
said that he was popular and successful
teacher. christian gentleman, and true
patriot
The performances Of the Literary Socie-
ties were good. and some OF them very good.
The Address Of Prof. Hoyt before the
Literary Societies on The future Of Amer
lean Literature. was a mastery production,
showing research Of the past. a knowledge
OF the present. and great hope Of the ftare.
The Bsccalaurcate OF DIR. Bowman vas
preached TO a crowded audience on Sabbath
morning. rich in thought. and impressive in
delivery. May the impressions there made
be indelble upon the hearts of those who
heard him. and especially those for whose
particular benefit the sermon was preached
The addresses Of the graduating class on
Thursday, we're OF such an order as to prom
se useful future for the thirteen young
men who received their Diplomas.
In conclusion, We recommend Asbury
University To all those who are DESTROYS OF
receiving scientific. classical education. as
possessing facilities for impar.ing instruction
second 10 none in the west. g. NJ. u.
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale at
Junel0dlm WEISS a COS

RkcnrIrs WANTED InxkpIArEIr.--Ths
10th regiment is being rcorganized under the
auspices Of Col. J. II. Lucas. late Lieut.. Col.
OF the same regiment. and all persons wish
Ing to enlist under officers Who have seen
service, can have q chance now. OF assisting
in crushing ous the rebelliea. and once more
Witnessing the supremacy Of The Stars and
Stripes
Pay, rations aud clothing from ito time Of
enlistment. A recruiting Office ~il be open
every day. until the desired number are en-
rolled Office. two doors south 1t the Gin:
cinnati House. on Fourth street-east side.
W. NJ. CONNER,
jlS.du Lieutenant
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-02
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tend to the practice OF Medicine and Surgery
u this city and surrounding country. Mes
ages left at his Office Bars Block. corner
OF 5th aud Wabash Streets,) or at Hospital
No. |. viii be attended to promptly.
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