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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-13
FROM VIRGINIA.

SuRAr. June 10 via Washington ll-Coi.
Carroll. commanding the 9th brigade. con
sisting Of the sth fennsyl lith Penn
sylvania, 9Th Indiana and LEI Virginia. about
I6OO strong. reached Port Republic on sun
day ADD roconnoirtered and found the enemy
in the town, and had fkirmish lie con
cludcd 10 hold the bridge. and ordered IL not
10 be bnrncsi. and put guns IN position con-
handing 10
Ates ~ Monday. lie wa- ojler.cd on bv
some 20 hcasy guns placed IN poeition duf-
ng the night Our forces tried 10 reach the
bridge repeatedly. TO destroy IL. hut we're
met by storms Of bullets and had - retire.
A large cavalry force crossed and attacked
our troops. While their infantry followed. our
men opposing them At Every step. often irs
ing them back with heavy los. but the mum
bers. after General Tyler's brigade arrived.
we're - mach inferior 10 the enemy. they
beng A. least FIVE 10 one. that Il vas impos-
sble 90 hold our position. and ne were com
PEELED 10 fall back, onr boys fighting ovefy
foot Of the way.
After falling back some three or four mile.
body 81 cavalry ~eFe sent a. attack a.
bs they we're compelled b. retire. when the
engagement eD.led. having lasted Eve hours
Oar forces loss in Killed. wounded and prs
oners isnot known. bat - 'arre - = sl-o
that II the enemy
Colonel Carroll. horse Tell. inlaiiug him
badly
Capt Kelly. Of Gen Shsii'. Staa. ~as
hurt badly Ia the head tie received psAi.e
from al who sac him frhtinr
Cos Buckley. Of the 9sth OHIO, xas badly
Wounded He men charged three times 20
get he body. ba' i was carried OF bs the
enemy.
Capt Keogh ch,fgei ith boly Of CAV
airy. then held the bridge -pme time daring
q terrible storm Of grape.
The So oue II the most hotis contested
engagement. 81 the Whole ~ar. - indicated
bg tie loss compared viih the numbers en-
gsrsi The men fought ike asns-n-
tkrrK
T~o regiments from the i.s brigade AZ
rived N time O. assist ia covering the retreat
The Pioneer cors sl>o helped
Col Buckley has arrise1 sounded
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FROM NEW YORK.

NV YORK, June l2.--The Herald SAYS
since the opening Of the Mississippi river
consequent upon the capture Of Memphis, We
have received via Vicksburg and Memphis,
several days later intelligence from New
Orleans. or news 10 the 9th ult. We sub
join a summary.
Ex-senator and late Provost Marshal
Pierre A. Soule, has been arrested by Major
General Butler, on high political charge, at
New Orleans, and will be sent north in n
few days.
Very little business is being done in the
city, but provisions arc gradually arriving.
The bells. which we're taken from the
churches by the order Of Beauregurd, were
shipped 10 New Y ork on Tuesday last.
Gen. Butler has ordered that religious ser
vices be held ia the different churches in the
city, as in times of profound peace, and no
prayer Tor the destruction OF the Union or for
the success of the rebels will be tolerated.
Gen. Butler gives notice that the Chief Of
subsistence will sell to families, in small
quantities. pork, beef, hams and bacon, nj &c
and lOc for -four.
INV YoRK, June i2.-The Tribune saws
the overwhelming superiority of the enemy
In the battle Of Fair Oaks is clearly shown
by partial list Of wounded in the Richmond
Enquirer. This let Is the u or Sd already
published. and has names Of wounded from
81 regiments and 10 Independent corps
Doubtless the enemy had nearly hundred
regiments In the two DAYS battle. IL il also
stated with every probability of truth. that
The now we'll known North Carolina Union.
ism Of feeling, had broken out on Tuesday
la open revolt. in North Carolina regi-
ments, being an entire brigade from that
State. and that the brigade was surrounded
with Mississippi and Alabama troops, in su
perion numbers, disarmed and placed in con-
fnement.
The Richmond Examiner. May 2rth, says
Gen. Maguder has been assigned 10 take
command ia the trans Mississippi District.
but will not proceed to his post for some days
IN view Of the impending crisis Ia the neigh.
borhood Of Richmond.
June I2.-We have been unable TO pro.
cure from Halifax the Liverpool markets Of
Saturday, 3ist ult. or the price Of consols on
that day. The closing price OF consols on
the 3Osh was 93ss@93s4.
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FROM NEW YORK

Nav York. June IA special dispatch
from Memphis to TO the Tribune says many
Of the Memphis Banks are at Columbus,
Miss
Gen Hindman took forced loan of one
million from them week ago in the name
of tho Southern Confedearacy.
Com. Davis is sending Dispatch s overland
TO Haleck
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Il chine has the pleasure Of Offering 10 the farming
~ the best Harvesting Machine In the world
HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma. GaoyKa--Sis: have been using one q the
above named Harvesters for the last three years.
sndi am 50 well pleased with II, that would not
take $500 for IL, IL could obtain another Of the
kind. 1 Ind by experience that there Ia at
leasr saving cf so per acre in the way of sseu
ring wheat, over that cut and put up by the most
approved reapers. In fact would hot let nv ap-
proved reapers. In fact would let ny grain be
cut Ia any other way, IL IL offered to be put ia
the shock free Of expence.
SAMUEL MII.IIGAN
Near Errs HfNfe My 2s,l. ls6e
endorse the above.
One year ago We purchased one Il the Illinois Hsr-
vesers, and would not dispense with the Us Of IL
Cor any price. We most oheerfully endorse all that
Mr.. Ailligsn has said above. about this mode q
curing grain JOSEPH PICK.
JOHN RANKIN
not only endorse all that Mr. Milligan SAYS abon,
his Illinois Harvester. but will further say that
would not take 81 900 for my machine II could not
procure one OF the same Kind.
JANIS JACKSON
We have used one Of Hsines' Illinois Hsrvesiers
during the last two with entire satisfaction
and would say 20 our brother farmers that would
not take t5oo for the one we have II We could NOT
procure another Of the ssme kind. and we endorse
all that Mr.. Mlgsn says about this mode ofhsrvest-
ing. THos. \. COOPER
PkIfh LYONS.
Otter Greek Township, yigo Co. Ind
Mr.. GsovsR-SgR have used one Of Hsines' IL
linois Hsrvestsrs for the last two years and have
used various kinds q the approved respers 81
other patterns, and find by cio~e calculation that
can save about two-thirds of the expense by using
the Illinois Harvester. | would not take 81 600 foT
the one have II could not procure another Of thu
kind
II did not cost msJe than ~ cents per scer 10
harvest my wheat the rssi two years, taking info
consideration the mode Of sowing and saving Of the
grain. JACOB BROWN
The above named gentlemen all residents IN
our midst-sll but two within hsur's ride q
Terre Hsute-and would willingly give any infor-
nation 10 the and utility - this Harvester,
that may be asked
In addition 10 the above named Harvester bAves
good Combined Reaper ard Mower (Reed's, that
will warrant 20 do good work. and which I will ssi
for sloo on twelve months time. exchange for
Grain OF good horses.
am also sub Agent for the Justly celebrated Buck
Eye Combined Respess and Mowers said 10 - the
beet IN use. INA GROVER.
Ag.f.t Tor Vlgo aud surrounding counties
es-piesse call aud obtain pamphlet and exam
Inc the Machine,
Ee.7. East side Public Square. rerrs Hsase
June 3dAwfm
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Night Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON une l2.-In the Senate YES
terday, Mr.. Howe called up the House bill
for the relief OF Gen. Grant, which provides
an allowance of one thousand dollars for a
check OF that amout lost in ls4s, but the
Senate went into executive session before
any action was had.
The Senate to day confirmed the follow
ing Presidential appointments.
Henry Clay Smith. of Kentucky; Major
). Il. Tower, Of the Corps of Engineers; Ma
jor Washington Elliot. Of the first Cavalry.
for gallant services at BoolvilIe to be Brig
adler Generals Of volunteers.
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~ Mr. samuel Gale Is canvassing the
city for subscriptions u The Portrait Gallery
o. Eminent Americans. work Published by
johnson. Fry 4 Co. OF New York, and
other citis-. A glance at the work Is sutf
eisnt to induce one and all 10 subscribe for
4
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sB- We ell attention To the advertise
ment Of g. Lindeman. which slll De found
IN our columns. this morning Comments
from Us would be supsrhuoas. a. all neces
sary reference that il required. i given.
See card
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bRANDRETn's PILLS -for the restoration
health Of those who have been stricken BY spop'esy
or paralysis they are the Only relissie uaedicif..
al affections q the lungs. chest and bowels ths.f
prompt use saves life aud quickly cures. rneau..-
MA. pleursy. cholera. wind spasns. worms shol.-s
norous. diarrho~S. dyscntaTy. whether ffcm maisi.
eating unripe fruits other faults la diet. yield
their Influence Asthma, goui. rheumaiisrn.. live
affections. ruptures. determinations ~ any organ
levers. ~hether sgue other specific feveTs hilu.
Diseases isundse ST. yitus's dance smallpox, uas-s
es Group. eryspelss. white swellings piles ulcer.
Of even thirty years continuance and sspecisil,
ulcers q the liver. have all been cured pcrNnsa,
BY these celebrated Vegetable Universal PIls A.
female complaints and nervous diseases they have
been equally successful. wide change q life. bosA
rrst aud second periods. Epilepsy, depression ~
spirits, hghtfsl derams. all osirucfions aud relss
stiOns are by thcm cured. dispersed All oorrecisS-
fEsce % cents per box.
Sold ~ J. T. cUusoHss. Terre-Hsuse. and Is
respectable dealers In nedicise. uanid~ln
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POx Rxsr.-one OF the most pleasant resi-
dences for small family. very reason
able terms. with all necessary conyeniences.
For further particulars inquire on the premi-
ses. corner Of 5ih and Eagle street
June 7. div
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- The annual Pic Mic of the Sunday
School connected with the Christian Church,
will be held to day, friday in the Far
rington Grove. south of the eity The pro
cession will star; from the Church at pre-
cisely o'clock. and march thence 10 the
grove. The friends of the school are cor
daily invited to participate in the feslivi
ties Of the occasion
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BELLKvILLx .LAGkR BkkR AT THE TKHRK
HArrs SArooS.-l am constantly receiving
No. quality Of Bellevills Lager Beer.
which will serve to lovers of the above
beverage. at my well known Saloon. west Of
the Terre Haute House Give me call and
test lie quality for yourselves
m30dtf n. kATZENBAOH.
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Fovsrs oF JvIr.-There viii be meet
ING OF the Union and Patriotic citizens of
vigO, at the Court House. on Friday even
ing at : o'clock. for the purpose Of making
arrangements for celebrating the Fourth Of
July.
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DfKD.-At the residence Of her son In Law.
in Lost Greek township. on Wednesday. llth
inst. very suddenly. Of palsy. Mrs. SUSAN
CocHRAS. widow Of the late Landon Cochran.
IN the 9Th year OF her age.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-13

~ Misses A. and W. Wittenberg will
pen a class for E~sRospKRISs and CxocHkr.
work within eight or ten days Those young
aides who wish TO avail themselves OF this
opportunity. are respectfully requested to
call at No. 8. Mechanics Row. over the
Adams Express Office. jc.dlw
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ercises Of the Terre Haute Female College
will take place at tho Congregational Church
Oh "Wednesday. the 18th inst. commencing
at 80 o'clock a. IN. Rev DR.. L. p. Thomp-
son. Of Cincinnati. will deliver the Annual
Address.
Fifteen young ladies having finished the
prescribed course. viii receive the Bscca-
laureats degree.
The examination will commence at the
college this morning. and will continue ill
Tuesday noon. the 18th inst. The public
are invited 10 attend
JOHN COVERT.
June ~ e6l
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~ We noticed. on yesterday msrping
a number Of pls cards stuck up in cOnspscu-
Gus places. around our city. which read as
follows. viz: The q. F.'s meet TO night. "
Wonder il the old order OF M. P's" are go
Ing 10 do anything Won't somebody an
swsr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-13

- Or tharks are due 10 sam south
ard. the kind and obliging agest Of the "Ad-
ans Express" for copy Of the Nashville
Uaiea OF June loth.
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~ suumons or scrofulons affections are tie
curse. the blight ihe potato rot q mankind. They
are vie aud hithy veil As fatal They arise frou
contaminated and Impurity Of the blood aud are {.
be seen Al around rs everywhere One quarter -
All ne meet are tainted with them, and one quarter
Of these die Of them; die foo-hly too because they
arc eurabis- ASrK's ssnskrkkIl1A cleanses cut Az
scrofaious corruption frcm the blood renders pure
snd healthy. and efectnally sxpurgAies the fsai
contamination from the system. No longer gsoa1
under your Sctoulous disorders, since the lrressla
bic Arss has provided his mastery combinsiion =
curative virtues that be calls SAHzAr.Es1A-lI,ou-
ccrst. Waterbury. CT.
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RKrURSKD. Who have 80 patiently
waited the return of Dr. wAkEsS. Dentist,
may now be as patiently waited upon BY him
At his Office National House Block
June ~, div.
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CoRREcrIos .-Contrihutions for sanitary
purposes. from Prairieton township. should
have been credited % j. A Foote, Levi
MobIey. A. Hale. l. = Ball. J w. Pritch-
ard
Receiv ed additional This day. from Mrs.
" x. Bentley:
> feather pillows.
can fruit
Also 90 yards canton flannel. from q. ".
Haberiy, Of Tsrre Haute.
j. %. JONES,
Secretary Sanitary Committee.
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Military Items.
From the Indianapolis Journal Of the i2,h
No clip the lowing:
Money held by fletcher's Bank for the
following persons. from Company b. Iith
Regiment Indiana Volunteers:
susan Rosemeyer. indianapolis.
klix. r. Overman. Plain6sId, Ind.
John Moran. Sheldon. Iroquis county. III.
Js. Larrimer. Miami. Miami county. Ind.
VIM. Mansur. indianapolis
MoIlie F. rhornbroagh. Bridgeport. Ind.
Ssm'l McIlvain. indianapolis
Robsr, fsuset. MccordsviIle. Hancock
coanty. Indiana.
fhos. W ingling. bridgeport. Ind
DIR. RI. I. Spoti-~ood. PerryvilIe. Ind
Josiah X. ssvsge. Plainfeld. Ind
I-ase orahood. covington. Ind
James Hanter. Forssville. Hancock eoua-
~. Indiana.
Frederick shasser. Indianapolis.
George sims. Plaisfsld. Ind
Cisfrssa Themsroagh. Bridgeport. Ind
n Il. Martin. Cevingtoa. lad.
Richard Pratt. whitss,swn. Boone coun,,.
Indiana
Moses Crawford. Clayton. Iod
J 2 Welsb.~. Bsosnsbsrg. Ind
Salinas n. Carter. Perry.ville. Iad
Miss Mary Stock-sll, Dsnville. Ind
Mrs.. T.. A. Vets. conaeaat. Asht.bal.
county. Ohio.
Mrs- Mary Ediy. Cleveland. Ohio.
Fred. smith. Perrysville. Ind
Jerome B Martin. Covingson. Ind
Sarah Cane. Psrrysvillc. Ind
Michael j Cramcr. Cincinnati. Ohio.
hobt J Anderson. indianapolis
, Abesis. Perrysvills, lad
Nm W. Hoover. Indianapolis
Jacob Seimsn. Indianapolis
TAN" TO ksSr.-A fine toned Instrument.
IN sooa order. asd all be rented On ,.,...n.
use 'ss"s. For farther Information. apply
20 = J" oshorn, at III. Office
June ~ n
MILWAUKEE LAGER BIER
fsr ale az
Iunel0llm wrtos
- Mrs. s'rAe. at her re.ss-.o. o. GA,
Street between oh and 'sh. can sooommo
date = lev more dav besrlets she A,..,..
t~o OF three very dsssssbse room. ...,,,.,.
for gentlemen and their wives. or SET ada
ted 20 small family. Terms reasonable
and made known on applicsslon.
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MsKnitp-on yesterday morning by Esq.
ALscmUIsx. at the residence Of Mrs. Burton,
Ai-s HAHzIrr Bvxros. Of this city. 90 Mr.. :.
R0BFKrsoS, Of Evansville.
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FROM BOSTON.
BOsros' June l2.-The schooner FLYING
Dragon arrived from New Orleans, on 22d.
and pass on the 9th. with spirits turpentine
and tar.
The steamer Rhode fslsnd, sailed last ev-
en'ng for New Orleans, and the Dan1. Web
ster. for York River.
The steam frigate Niagara. from Key
West, j. below.
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~ All those vino 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 warrant all hats bought of me-
| have kne assortment Of French Beaver.
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
I. n. LOWERRE, Practical Halter,
Successor TO j. G. YATES.
m27-tr Cor. Fifth. and Main Sis
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BELLEvILLk LAGER BKER.-Ths Court
House Saloon. on the east side of the Public
Square. il receiving regularly. from the
brewery OF 5. Eymer. at Belleville = first
class, genuine article of Lager Beer. which
all lovers of the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. il not superior TO any heretofore
brought 70 the city. Let all who indulge.
give Herr Gronefeldt a Co, call. and test
the matter. We are informed. by good
judges. that there ia no mistake in the mat
ter. But TO satisfy all. 20 and taste.
ju6, dim.
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I'M Nn tHs. wool ukkrED. al T..
1OV,OVD .hsrA rin Pc sss slsssss
49, y ts.A. a. M Isxfksr ssass.
y la xsla ssfsst fsrrs Hsnfs fsa
l. A hCkxEFr
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

40 TO A. e. BURROWS, NO.
~ SIS, Main Street You win nnd his hoEze full
Of Fresh Goods Of every thing that be PIT In
house Of the Kind aud sold for very small profit for
cash Az the goods are bought for cash, aud BY my
s-lf, the quality and price win compare favorable
with any house In the city.
Everyshng sold viii be delived 10 any part Of the
city free Of charge.
Call Al No 50. Main Street. rerre Haute. Indiana
A c. FuRROWs.
March RBdn
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L. RYCE 4 SON.

L. RYCE 4 SON.
Rseetred This Day!
PER EXPRESS.
I AIDES Black Silk Nantes:
n tsaiss' Plain Blscs and rrur.a Grsssiiae
Aswls
DO poryx
LADIES' LINEN HANDKEgcHIEFs
ess.s Insee.ua~nss orcrrs 20 psrrhs-~ ~ ~ ds.z
L.sss-'. ss--r- al cAusr-n's
Cotton Hose,
u ~sery sste 80 qaaiity.
sssisioasl ir.iscsmspss cssres - purshs.' - So
80 Heat S>s-. every cosor. % rs e-ns. s.cs.
ladies' saf Ceiltren's Pic-Nic Nitts-- choiee pat
tsrns
l.. RyCE 4 son.
GENTS-Your particular attention
NJ I. sir~ct>sto
100 deF Genfs Witt L,sen Hs-dl,relsei.'
~ sh> owen. usseA anssr r.scr
tests co,sss BsH Hoss. - IN as,-sspsrio,
s~ar. S.ssr.s.. Collar. N i.,a-n ..s r.p.r.
'''siaen M ssirts'' sd osuss Furnishes Gsess
axSrs. stsxsR crorHs-sn eass-.. ..ry eA.sp
L. RYcE A SON.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
l. ' re Common Council Of The city q Tsue Hsuis.
together with the City Assessor. wil. at the City
Hall. On Tuesday. June 17th, 1ss1, beginning at b
g'ciosk -. at a. Board of Equalization 90 tie
Tax Roll fer the present year. Zach and every one
interested IN having their effects correctly
~il pleas be present. that en- II errors the
board can az ence correct The same.
J.f.GUIIcK, City CLERK.
Jan~Sf7~
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NOTICE TO Real Esiste Dealers. -
~ hsvs D~-illnxs IN. sscrs Rcsus lynsss ),
sn~ns. ssc~i~nt plsrrs % s~ff s,css. -hics -sfi
u.de - property In - Bear T<rre Hssf-. sni par
disersucs n essk tpsiy e
HARkFET
d><1oA4vou uesi Esfsss ssent
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On motion OF Mr.. Latham, the resolution
was postponed ill tomorrow.
Mr.. Wilson introduced ball supplement
tary 20 the act 90 release certain persons
head 10 service in the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Hall introduced bill 10 repeal the
act 90 prevent and punish frauds on the part
OF officers entrusted with making contracts
for the Government.
The bill for the relief Of Gen. Grant was
passed.
The Pacific Railroad bill was taken up -
Mr.. Latham spoke Ia lie favor. After extra
session the Senate adjourned
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CINCINNATI mAukGt.
CINCINNATI. June -
No change la -four. very little doing.
Rye declined 70 soc. and in fair demand az
the decline
No change 10 wheat. red eoc1-5 aud white
s0995.
Corn IN moderate demand at 3.lc
Oats dull At 3Sc.
Whisky advanced 10 &c. and ia good
demand.
No new feature ia the market Cor prosis
ions; 100 hhds bacon sod at 50 20 for shoul.
ders and 80, so for sides
No sales of mess pork or bulk meats. aud
prices nominal
Lard Is saleable at 7isc-
groceries unchanged and steady.
uold &c premium. and very irm.
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AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS, LOOK TO YoURINTEREsT
mr. 900.
Haines' Illinois Harvester.

The Agent of this celebrated ma-
Il chine has the pleasure Of Offering 10 the farming
community q perfect machine, which il nndouhted-
~ the best Harvesting Machine In the world
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cROcE RIES.

oh. RIVE has removed his Gro
CRY and Provision Store 10 No :. Phoenls
ko~, wabash Street. usxt door % ". X. Mskeen's
Banking Orhcc.
His stock i considerably Increased ~ ue~ puf
chAses from the best Cincinnau Nholessis firms
and bis customers NIL and 81 his Ne~ staId testss
the usual assortment 81 Provisions as Lr-sellr-
the following artlcles.
SWISS CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE.
LIMBURG CHEESE,
SARDINES.
HUlLE D'OLINES.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. ala NAnslie
MACAROSI,
NERMICEIII,
FRENCH MUSTARD by The gallon
or bottle.
Also fsrins, Sage, spAt Peas, Pearl BARLEY. q
AL these tsosst- cheaper than - any other pl..s
Dsoa- delivered "a home ~ Espre.s Wagon.
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June ~. 1869