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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-30

Messrs. Joxfs FTsss. Well, gentlemen, Your
H0ofaDi's German Ntisr- ha- 90 81 my life. There
r. no mistake sn the b 10 fause1 for ~ numbers
u my comrades, 500 ~ whose names are append
ed aud who fully - all the cifsuIn-
stances 81 my ease ate. aat have beef fcr the
last four year., member ~ ~tfrmsn's celebrated
battery and under the Immediate command q
Captain v. H. Ayre=. Throsfsh the evposure attend
ant upon my arduors duties, ~as attacked ~ No
vember last With inflammation Of the lnng.. ard vs.
for seventy-two days Ina the hosp tsi inis wss ~
lowed by great debility. hegh~u~d ~ al stfatk -
dysentefy. was then removed fiDm no White
House. sud sent 10 this city board the steamer
State % Maine, frotn which landed thr 2~fh 81
June. Since that time have been nbOut q low D.
any could b. sui still retain spsfk a vitality
For wcel or more va scarcely able - ~ aiSs
snything. ani ~ do forc- fnsr. 81 dc~n. ~as
Immediately thrown M again.
! coi.ld not even keep giass - water on ny
rionlssh. Life could not last under sueh eirsun
-isnce>. sud- accorfir sy the fhs sician-, who bad
been working faithfully, though uBsuocess luliy -
rescue from the gfa@p q The dread archer.
frankly told me they could DO $40 more far me. sti
advised me 10 see a clergyman, and o. make such
disposition Of my limited fund. a. best suited me-
An 4oqa.inisBce who visited - the hp-piial.
Mr.. Frederick sfeinbrown, u saith below Arch
street. advised me. a. a fFlDru hope. - Try your
bitfsr-. AMI kindly procured bofile. PROM iis-
time cotnmenc~d takirg them Tie gloomy shadow
Of death recedsi. and am how. hank syi for H.,
getting better. Though have taken but tao bot
ties. have already gained ten pSunds. and feel
sanzuine u being permitted 10 r.ipin ms vile ard
daughter. from whom I hate heard nothing fof
eighteen months: for. gentlemen, loyal VIZ
rinisn, from the vicinity - Front Royal To your
invaluable Hliters ! owe tie certainty - lifo ehsh
has taken the place a vague fear-io gcur B.tters
vii the glorious pritilere q sFaln ciasp.ng
70 ny ho-ofn ihose who are dearest g. me in life
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ISAAC MALONE.

We fully courur IN tho truth - H. above state
meet g. ws bad despafef u sesiar orr comraae,
Hr. AaloIe. restored 10 health.
John oBddiesek. 1t New Tofk battery
6eofgr A. Ackley. co. e. 1iih Aaac.
Levin Cbev4lisr. o1d New lort.
I. y. Spencer. let Ariiii~ry. fstffls ,.
J. B.Tasewsll. Co. \. - YfrmuHi.
neury II. Isrome, 90 10
Henry 7. EcDonaid. Co C. CD Asiu'.
John D. warf Co. ,. 9Th Main.
Hermao Koch, c. n. ~ Ns~ York
yafhsuisi s. Tkonas. ca y. ,rfh fsnns.
Ardrew J. kguii-sfl. c. a. - ffrfnonf
Johs y-s.s isIs 60. y. iosib PsiiHss .s4nis.
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- = %sos>---
Night Dispatches.
FROM CINCINNATI.

CiNCISsArr. May 2s.-A special 10 the Ga
rette from indianapolis says All officer who
leil Corinth last Monday morning reports
that our army moved mp to within three
quarters of a mile of the enemies fortifica-
tons on Sunday night and are entrenching
Gen. Halleck SAYS his position will not
warrant taking anything, hence his moving
by regular approaches aud terrifying IA he
goes
IL was expected that our forces would
open fire on the enemy by THURSDAY
Gen. Lowell. IL y reported arrived at Cor
nth on Sunday night with 700 raw TROOPS
Deserters say the army has more conf
dence IA Rragg snd Price than ia Beaure
gard.
The rebel army i on half rations. They
get fresh beef twice week. aud spoilei
oorned beef the balance Of tho time no
pork
Sickness Ia the army i fearful and increa.
ing, Wills ours are rapidly improving
Their officers have sent all their baggage
AMI personal effects 90 Grand JUNCTION
ID &. Stover the stock svinJler leaves I'm
dianspolis TO das, with a guard for New
orb. lie = not very communicative. SAYS
be use,i all the blanks he had, and cannot
tell without crsmng books. how much spu.
rion- stock has been irsucd. A number OF
companies Of the Indiana Legion upre ar
living At lndiaPolis 10 guard prisoners
The Sitteih Indiana regiment Colonel
oven. j. under marching orders.
The 18th and i6th Indiana regiments W N
reotganisc Immediately.
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Noon Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

FktbJSNs CORRESPONDENCE
WASHINGTON. MAY 27.-Col. fiu Hear
Warren Of Iowa Was nominated for BFigadiel
0eneral to-day. tie l. now in command al
forces guarding anumber Of places in Cen
tral Missouri
sFftIAl 10 NEW foEK TINS
WAsHlSefoS. Nay IA movement to
day made D. Fitx John Porter's Division Of
AcClellAn's army Is reported 10 have been
attended y IN complete success u resulted
IA cutting on railroad communication ~ith
Richmond. al new and important point.
and will unde ubieily add - the discontinue
OF the rebels
MAJOR Generals McDowell aud Oh spent
the day IN the city. aud after prstraetei ia
tersies with the President and Se,.r, s4ry Of
War. returned TO fredericksburg
NofE-1he above item about tea. por.
ter's Division doubtless refers % q 4 capture
Of Hanover Court House
WASHINGTON, Nav 2s-The Secretary Of
the Navy has furnished Congress with the
result Of the examination. by special board
OF Stevens Battery, as an efficient means Of
coast defence. They sink that for the pur
pose u will require essential notifications.
owing to recent improvements in uaya war
fare
A. The Secretary believes IL was the inten-
ton Of Congress 10 apply the nearly $500.
OoU. heretofore appropriated upon the
Battery according TO the original
plan should IL have been approved lie
does not feel authorized 60 expend the money
90 carr out the suggestions OF the Board
ten. Sigel visited the Capital 20 dAy and
~ss warmly welcomed by Congre ssmen
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FROM cORINTu

BEIoRK COMM, MAY 27.--Gen. Halleck
issued an order prohibiting skirmishing -
The piekets Of each side are now friendly
and within conversing distance which thew
improve. Last night five rebels. including
one Sergeant, came over along the line
Our forces are within two miles of the reb
cl works, and In some places heavy guns are
within heavy guns are within battering dis
lance. bat dense woodlands intervening pre-
vent either party opening fire.
Camp juniors say that Nicksburg had sur
rendered and our feet are en- route to Mem
phis.
The reporter of the Associated Press at
Hslleck's headquarters saws all Corinthian
news teiegraphed from Chicago derived via
Cairo. for sometime past. are utterly without
foundation
No engagement OF the least consequence
had occurred Ia Corinth or vicinity. m 20
IL Il o'clock last evening
The Savannah News Of the l7th SAYS two
Yankee steamers opened Ere Of shot and
shell on Dsrisn on Friday. No damage.
The Mobile Register Of 22i say- all quiet
Al Fert Morgan. IL publishes correspon
deDce IN relation 70 tie demanded surrender
of Nicksbufg
The Nicksburg C,tifsn OF the 10Th. ss,s
some feisrnis landed At wsrrentou and hs,l
a few skirmishcs
gev Shorter Of Alabama CALI ont al the
male population not subjected o. the Con
s-rri'on law for State guard
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nav 2-.-The new trcatr
With MEXICO has iust been received here. L.
terms do not meet the views Of the 8orern
ment. and & will undoubtedly De rejected h,
the Senate when u y Submitted.
Washington i perfectly quiet 10 day.
u i understood that the Government has
satisfactory adtices from several important
points where ouf forces are operating
IL = certain that everything thus fas zoe.
on sell
The Government eniertsins expectations
that IN pursuance OF plans lad out before The
retreat OF Gen. Ranks. and which are pos
safFYing out the rebel force who veatnrc.l
up the VALLEY q the Siseneudoah vii be cap
tared
IL = considered certain here by the fr;e,l.
II the measure and those sho have .ak.u
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

N s. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
L. lic. Collector, Claim Agent, &c., Ac, ofers
his services to the public. especially thoee who
have been connected with the Military service Of tho
United States, and who may have any claim against
he Geoersl Government. he will arrange. forward
and successfully prosecute all valid clsn-
able charges. and ss rapidly ~ the business he
dispatched before the proper Offices Al Washlngson
Having rkx YsAks experience and practice herein,
and the aid Of old officer q the GenerAl Govern
meni under President Hllmore's Administrs tion he
cannot fail In being successful with all legal claims
whether Tor PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONTY Or LAMB
HALF-PAY PKsAoSs.-rse widows. or II no
widows, the Children under sixteen years u age Of
officers and soldiers Of the present o. any previous
vsr. who have died been killed while Ia the ser
vice, entitled 20 Hslf-Pay Pensions
INVALID PENsiOSs.-All officers and Soldiers
Who are disabled BY reason Of wounds received 90
disease oonir acted while In the service and IN
line Of duty ~ soldier AZ any period. entitled
to Invalid Pensions.
LAND wAkRANTs.-An who served "a days Or
any % the past q the United States day
in hattie. entitled TO leo ef Land l. a.
Of death, the widow and Minors entitled.
BOUNTY hOsKY.-The heirs Of all Soldiers Who
have volunteered during the present war Tor tire
years during the var and have died been kiile
while In the service. entitled 20 Osr guSrasn
DosIAhs Bounty Money, and such arrears q the 81
dier's pay as may have accrued 10 the date u be
death.
SoohArses made without claim Z. successfully
tsrminatei.
Deeds and Mortgages executed. and Blanks fur
nlshed-
- Eastern Averages arranged and ooilec.ss.
and exchange promptly RENTED.
offiCE 81 The Oid corner stand.
DIS DANALDsoS,
fsesdu Notary Public. a.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvnTH coSGREss-FrGsr ss.sls

WAsHISGToS, May p.
HousE.-Mr Porter moved TO postpone
TIL Wednesday n3xt. the motion made b,
him yesterday 10 reconsider the vote b,
which the House on Monday rejected the
biil 10 conhscate the slaves of rebels.
Mr. Holman moved 90 lay Mr.. PoHer's
resolution on the table
Mr. Blair. Of Pa. moved a call OF the
House, disagreed TO by three majority.
Mr.. Edwards moved the House adjourn
nearly unanimously.
Mr.. Potter moved call OF the House
Hegativei by Ia majority
hs. h0lmans motion % lay that Of MI.
Porter 10 postpone OF the table. VAS dis
| agreed To 60 60 30
Mr.. Porters motion was adopted.
The Speaker said that the motion TO cou
sider the vote by which the bill. 10 confs
cate the slaves of the rebels. was rejected
IL can. as a privileged question, be taken
up aext Wednesday.
Immediately after the reading Of the Jonf-
nal, the House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Senate bill. TO collect direct
taxes IN insurrectionary districts. aud for
ether purposes.
sESATK.-The Vice President presented
message from the President, in reply To the
resolution concerning arrests in Kentucky,
that II was not compatible with the public
interests 20 furnish such information At pres.
snt
The bill appropriating and authorizing the
payment Of certain bounties was then taken
up and passed
Mr.. Harris presented a number OF peii-
tons for bankrupt act.
Ar. Wiley presented a memorial from the
legislature of Virginia, in relation 10 d
vision of that State. and also the constitution
adopted by the people within the proposed
limits, was taken up.
Mr.. Wilkinson spoke against il as injuri-
Gus to lew States. and tending To increase
land speculation. and preventing many Of the
benefits of the homestead bill
At one O'Clock the tar ball taken up.
The question being on NJ Wilson'S amend
ment 10 strike out the license TO retail Ii
quors.
The bill donating lands Ter the benefit OF
college of agriculture and mechanic art.
was taken.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

esEAI BEtrAiN.-On the i6th. m the
House OF Commons. Mr. Layard said the
government bad received from Lord Lyons
copy otthe report of Committee of the
House OF Representatives OF the United
States on the operations OF the reciprocity
treaty and had no objection 20 Law Il on the.
table
The Times EDITORIAL, SAYS the advantages
gained IN the West bs the Federal-. heve
been such - IL = impossible 10 overrato. aud
are IA singular contrast to the SLOW progress
IN Virginia. Ii also expatiates on the i'm
portance of the capture of New Orleans. and
saws the North hasa right TO presume the
hour of hnal success j. approaching The
Times also saws the rebels are apparently a.
determined a. ever. but from the manner in
which the military leaders have allowed
themselves to be worsted on the Mississippi
the confidence OF their own People and for
eigners must be shaken in the ultimate suc-
cess.
QUEENSTOWN, MAY ls.-By telegraph from
Liverpool Paris. May 18th. Bonrse closed
firm. s0i soc for rents
The Spanish authorities in Mexico had no.
tiled President Juarez of their intention of
leaving the country. Juarez responded bv
eulogizlng their conduct and offering them
NtthttCst 1@b>lACIoU.
American securities in London showed in
creased trmness, while cotton in Liyerpool
exhibited increased heavness
The Morning Herald of the 18th believed
the Confeds from Richmond will be found n
piece of mastery strategy To gain time.
when every weeks delay is of the utmost
Importance, compelling the enemy TO take up
a position at greater distance from his
base of operations, thus depriving the enc
my OF his chef source of strength, the aid
aid Of the gunboats while they obtain per
feet concentration of the whole Confederate
army in Virginia around Richmond, so rem
dering each Federal corps a. asmee conyerg
ing upon the Souteern Capital exposed TO
acrushlng attack from overwhelming mum
bers- Richmond must be defended al all
hazards. Ii is unusually admitted now that
II that city falls the Confederate cause on
the Eastern seaboard Is lost by the Confed
crates.
IL Is hoped. no doubt, that the Federal vic
tory will occur so late in the season, and the
victorious army be 30 shattered that the
time required for reorganization will make
further operations. this summer, impossible.
The Times remarks that il would be mock
cry 70 ask Lancashire to send ships 10 Beau
isrt for cotton. now that the great emporium
OF the Mississippi, whore millions of acres of
cotton growing land are in the power of the
Federals. Ii Is therefore an obvious policy
to trade with New Orleans. to get further
supplies OF cstton for the wants Of European
nations. OF planters who still cssert their al
!egiance 10 the Southern Republic
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" STEELE. cor Sec
~ M. T. b. Allen ven, to Indian.

~ Mr. 4 \. Allen went q lndianapo
IL lat evening to learn the particulars Of
organizing tbs new companies called Tor. to
be organized "a the Indiana Legion Ne has
1u-i returned. snd reports that the eompa
ne. all be organized foS .,Iiy DAYS anles.
.o-aeF Discharged They will 90 clothed.
srmed. equipped fed and paid as other soldiers
These troops oil DC used To relieve the sol
dec nos 90 duty in this State. that they
may De plsced at oacs IN active service.
recruiting office - opened on the west side
OF the Public square. where nc hope there
re prompt response to the call
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Recruits wanted To form company OF
eighty men. 10 be organized in the Indiana
Legion. to serve Tor sixty days. Il not sooner
discharged The men will be clothed. equip.
ped. fed. and paid. a. other soldiers
Recruiting Office west side public square
in Col Ei~srd-' building
Nav -. A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

DAScGSe SCHOOL The second term Ol
Prof Tout's tlass IL Dancing, ~ili be opea-
81 lor the benefit Of Juveniles. on Saturday
Ma, Ji-t. at 23s O'clock Those sho have
not heretofore svAiled themselves Of his ser
vice. a. teacher may no- have al cppof-
tanity - DO -. "a connection ~ith bis al
vanced scholars. Spectators. steePs those
having pupil. Ia school. viii not be admitted
Asf - "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
PROM BOSTON

BosTo~. Nav = Gov Anprcx has issue.
an order relieving the militia Who rallied IN
oeedlence 70 the Proclamation II Monday
and they are returning 20 their homes. ex
cepi such - volunteer fef yesrs. OF during
The war.
The men generally expected IL .ette
three o. - months. not knowing that an act
Of Congress required the service fas an ~
definite pefioi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
FRON FoRI MoNnnI

Fonr MoNEot. Nav 27.-The Norfolk
Day Book which ~a- allowed 70 continue IL.
.sae ~ Gen. Niele afer the occupation Of
Norfolk. on condition that 4 should be re-
spsctinl m - 90 tone. We TO-DAY suppressed
IN Consequence Of communication IN ves
tsfdaf's paper. signei "Iuqnircr, Which IA
severe language a--ails those Union citizens
sho have taken the oath Of sllesians.. 10 the
United State
A meeting vas held lsss night IN ~h,ch
t-s course Of the paper was discussed. and :
COMMITTEES waited upou Gen. Niele. and ia
ted their request that the paper should Ia
stopped He acquiescei. and the order "a.
issp~,l THE morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

Rstrlvosf. NAY 2s--last SATURDAY.. the
nspaty Provost Marshal. b. order Of Ten
niK. commanding thia Department. proceed
81 - Hasten, Talbot cesnty, MARI land, and
arrested gs6ge Richard Carmichael Judge
of the couaty and James Po~eii. Pro>eeu
ting Attorney. npon charge 0f treason
They ws<s broaeht q Rslsimore and iodeed
~ Fort NrHeufy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
CINCINNATI mAnKET.

Flour unchanged aud not enough doing to
establish quotations, so that prices are to
some extent nominal. s4,l0@4,l5 for su-
per, and fi,25@4. 80 for extra, and s., 40a
500 for family and fancy.
Wheat dull and unchanged. red 9O@93c.
white y5609oc
Corn dull and dropping. closing st 34Cd IS.
Oats $685., and DUH
Rye ceclined to 81.
Whiskey declined TO ISL
good demand for Linseed Oil, a sale OF
IS bbls at s5c.
Groceries firm, and full prices
Exchange dull, aud gold 1904.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

- Do YESTERDAY Me-. I. =. Bafhss Of
thi- sicsaits. presented a. 9Th three quarts
Of the finest strasbsrries we have .eea tbs
season He informs that he has large
amount Of them. and will furnish them every
morning A. H.rbert's Grocery IA tbs city
We advise our readers ~ call at that esisb-
iish nsat afl purchase Of him
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
FROM MCCLELLAN.
McCLELLAS's HEADoUARTERs,l
May q, s:3OP.M.

My ~ C.JU T. n. \
To f.. NJ Stanton:
| Ind some OF the newspapers publish let
tiers from their correspondents with this army.
giving important information concerning our
movements, position OF troops, ETC., In posi-
tive violation OF your orders. As il is i'm
possible for mo TO ascertain who the anony-
nous writers are, beg to suggest that
another order be published holding editors
responsible for its infraction.
fSigned) q. Il. MCCLELLAN,
Maj Gen. Commanding
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ Ia i said that ia person goes 70
Scudder's saloon and parakez OF his sra"
berrie. and sce cream. be -iil si~ays recos
lect il a. The nloss pleasant 'ne'ie"' o. h''
-.
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RRASDRKrHs ppIs.-ror n. restoration

BRASDRETH's PfLIS.-For the reslorsuon
health Of those Who have been stricken By spoplesy
or paralysis hey are the only reliable nediciDe.
al Affections Of the lungs. chest and bowels thsis
promp; a<e save~ NE and quickly e.<ss- PBeomo-
MA. pleurisy. ohslsrs ~int. spssms. worms cholera
soreas. dArrhoss, sysentsry. WHISTLER from malaria
eating unripe fruits other fault. IN diet. yield
thsir influence. Asthma, gout, rheumstisms. live
affections. ruptures. inhAlnms,ions % any organ
levers. vhsthsr sgue other specific fcssrs bsioss
Diseases Jsundse. ST. vltus's dance smallpox. mes.
ss Group. eryspslAs. white swelings. piies ulcers
Of even thirty year, continuance and especially
ulcers o. the liver have AL been cured permanently
ey these celebrated Vegetable Universal piils. la
fsmsle complaints and nervous disease they have
been equally suooessfel Vide change Of life, both
fret and second psriodsl. Epilepsy. dspres.iol q
Spirits frghtfai dersm., all distractions and relax
atoms are by them cured. drpersed and corrccie,-
Prios Is cents per box.
Sold BY J. X. cusrseHas. Terre- Hauie, and BY
Respectable dealers in msdIcise. yanIdwlm
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

HaRRIsBuRe. May 27.-Goy. Curtin has
issued a general order countermanding the
order for enlisting three months volunteers.
the emergency which seemed to require them
having passed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-29

The latest run upon Banks was that Of
Ashby. Jackson 4 Co few DAYS since. IN
tho Shenandoah Valley
The 18th Indiana Regiment j. nov near
Corinth. Mi~e.
Lieut.. Col ID W Daily. OF the 22i Indi
ana. has arrived at home IN Charleston.
Clark county He states that the regiment
i ordered 10 Corinth
Two companies Of the 18Th Regular In
fantry leftlast evening for Washington
They we're Co q. Capt Smith. and Co. II +.
Capt Wclton.
The companies Of Capss. Baehmsn and
Draper, OF the 18th Indiana. came down the
Wheeling. arriving at the latter place on
Friday
CsPt- Mayor. men slept IN the State
House oa Monday night. and took an early
train yesterday morning for Washington.
Bagsdisr Gen. P. A. Hsckieuan vas IN
the city yesterday on his way from Wash
inzlsa 10 hls tome. he IL booking finely.
and -lllin lev days report Tor dus, 20
GensrAl Hslleck.
The call for companies Of the Indians Ls-
sson - b~,nf answered with siacrity. Many
companies have already reported. aud some
vii be undes n.rchiEg orders in fee days.
These comp.nies viii. probably, be sta
toned al Camp Morton 70 assist IN guarding
the prisoners. while Col. Owens command
gill march to the field
col. wm. n. Lsnck. OF the ieh Indiana.
Il Dos in the city.
Aaihosisy sss given lAss sssaing 10 Col
Wm IA. Ilnck. OF the Twelfth. sBd 70 Col.
Tho } i.ae.s. of the sirteeuth Indiana. 10
reorgsnlss these regiments T-o regiments
The tao. AZ proposed. IL = thought that
these rsximsut- ~al be recruited IN fs-
seeks
Csptain rtin YESTERDAY pad Weaver \
Williams 49, for buying the prisoners =
81 IN sil-~bo have died at tbs pos1t =
rhi. de. not include the esp~ese- 81 "a
tsssing those ., LAFAYETTE aud resre Hsats
uor those besieA b. the friend. 81 The 10
ceased
\ dssschmsat from Col MulleB'- l-ts els
regiment. aso.,s on. hansir~a men. left -,
evening fos Nashville. 10 loiE the 5ssh lodi
ana. Col walker - whirh regiment 'h~,
-. a-zisned
Norics.-lost ot ml.laij. cesii6eatr ii
80 shares Of stoct IN the Terre Haste 4
Ri,hmond X r Co. dated rebrnsry6 &. l-oi
"a The name 81 worshsngsoa a 10. April
sAtioo has been made % the Company for .
Esasval q essd Cersis>.ts
As wISsLow
hssof.l-l have removed M Hide 81.
Leather Store 70 is2. Gris-oid Rlock. nossl
-is Man street. between Cor snd MI
mas wholesale Grocery establishment
iasnkssi n nv Numerous friead. az.
ps''"o' Tor pass favor. respectfully a.
ies 70 call and see ne At ms ne~ stand.
See advertisement,
l. A BURNETT.
Nas ?. dsf
LuNcHi LUNCHt
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FE.srv.l- The COocordis Literary Soci
OF, ~Ii give strawberry Festival IN the
College Ch~lsl. Friday evening. Nav ~
The psOceei. all be donated 10 the soldiers
Tickets 10 BE- had Al l. Rycs 4 Sous. v
Scudters. and n r. Bastlett- Doors
opsn at : \. O'Clock All are invited a. a
tend
H. ~ -.