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, 1862-04-07

From Fortress monroe--Ftrst Flag Of
Truce from Norfo1k.-CApt. Morgan,
the ~ Tennessee Ranger" at Rich
uond.
FcRTREss MONROE, april A flag Of
truce sent out by the flagship to-day brongh;
back two ladics-the first passengers Who
have been allowed to leave Norfolk for the
North for some weeks.
The Richmond Enquirer and DixpatrA of
this morning are received. The former Is
printed on a half sheet. Both papcrs are en-
tiEely barren Of news.
An official report Of Gov. Clark Of North
Carolina states the rebel loss at Newhern was
as follows: 81 Killed, l0l wounded, 4l3 mis-
sing and prisoners; total SIS.
Vim. Owen arrived at Richmond yesterday
from Washington. Hc is native of Virginia.
Captain John a. Morgan, who is styled the
Marion" Of the war, also arrived in Rich
moDd yesterday.
On board the Monitor to-day the vote Of
thanks passed by the New York Chamber OF
Commerce was read TO all hands. Great en-
thusiasm was exhibited. Lieut.. Worden will
rcsnmc command Of the Monitor as soon as
he recoTers from his injuries, which according
to the latest accounts, he is expected to
shortly.
The weather continues pleasant and ETora,
bic for military operations.
, 1862-04-07

Supposed to be the Nashville.
NEw YoRK, April 6.--Bramen bark Wash
iDgtop, arrived here, reports III latitude
captain supposed to be the Nashville.
, 1862-04-07
A VIRGINIA REGGNNOISSANCE,
Stckles's Brigade Pay a Visit to Stat.
ford G. Fl.
New YonK, Apff1 5.-Thc N. z. Times
correspondent telegraphed from Budd's Ferry
last night as follows:
Hoo1.nrta

NEW tOlsk, Apfu 1.--luE N. I. LE3lES
correspondent telegraphed from Budd's Ferry
last night as follows:
HooKER's DIVISION, Thursday, April 8.
4 corps OF picked men from the Excelsior
Brigade left liverpool Point, under the com-
mand Of Gen. Sickles, eaEly on Tuesday morn
ing, for Stafford Court House, on a reconnois-
eance. The troops landed ut Shipping Point
batteries, and marched from thence past
DunltTies, through Aqu1n, to Stafford Court
House.
There was skir1nisling between body Of
GEO rebel cavalry aud TIT advanced corps of
Siek1es's command, Six miles this side Of Stat
ford, and firing on both :Eides was continued
until VIC reached that place. The rebels, in
their retreat, set frc to. the town and all the
stores. Our forces promptly stopped the con
fagration. a number IT prisoners, horses.
stores, &C., fell into our hands. From Brooke
6tation force Of 1,200: rebel infantry and 8
battery Of six field piees5-wcre moving up to
support their earalTF. f
A11er remaining: tkztN-;7 ;7ozsrs in Sta:fo1d
camp fires Eerc built on the hill to deceive
the rebels, while our forces Withdrew from the
place.
Gen. Sicl1lcs, With a part OF his corps, ar.
rived back at Shipping Point this morning.
The rest came to Brent5s Ferry, opposite LiV
erpool Point.
Our casualties were two wounded and q
fcw missing. The corps marched IS mile;
in seventeen hours, over tic worst mountal1
| roads.
At Fredericksburg there arc few troops
| They are falling back to Richmond. Tic citi
| ztns state that the Confederate goyer1men
Intend abandoning Eiryiuia,
, 1862-04-07

There arc Lite Insurance Companies that adver-
tist. an OLD TEN YEAR eYsTEsI, but the NEW YORK
LIFE is tEe ONLY Ns7iTUTIoN that grants the
TEN EAR NON-FORFEITABLE POLICIES,
BEING PAID Up. After ten years the ASSURED
HAVE NO MORE TROUBLE or EXPENSE TO KEEP IT
RENEWALS. and DIVIDENDS STILL CONTINUE
TO THE HOLDER. By this TEN TEAR PLAN,
the premiums, NsTEAD OF BEING WASTED II the
assured discontinue renewa1s) will prove GOOD
INVESTMENT. In illustration Of which, II an
individual should discontinue after TWO ANNUAL
PREMIUMS on policy Of 5000.
, 1862-04-07

5he Ea5ionz adysntageoqs plans Of TIE NEW
PARTY DESIRING 4 LIFE Foley. The premiums
may be paid. all II cash at once, or sEHEASsCAL-
may pay FoR7T FEE CENT in NOTE, and If he de-
s1res, the BAL1ScE QUARTERLY OF sEMI-AySCALr.
b this system an individual may procure policy
for
, 1862-04-07
ISLAND NO. 10.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CAIRO, April 5, 1862.
+: On BoAHD THE STEAMER WILSON, |
ISLAND No. 10. April 4, 1862 {
Yesterday the bombardment was more
active upon oy1r part than for several days
previously. Alto o'clock the Benton crossed
over to the Missouri shore, near the Point,
and commenced firing with her new
DahIgrers at the noating battery. Three
shots struck, and it was hauled OFF to the foot
Of the Is1and, apparently disabled.
In the afternoon reconnaissance vas made
:. by small party in a skif. After burning the
steamer Winchester, which was sunk in the
shoot, they circumnavigatcd the entire Island,
and report they did not see man upon the
Island. Tents were still standing, and willie
the party were in the vicinity, several Of our
shells struck in the eneampment, but
not pcrEon could be seen. Nothing
was seen of the floating battery.
Whatever mag be the condition Of the Island,
it is evident the rebels still remain in force
upon the main shore. To-day a large force OF
men were observed at work in the upper bat
te1y trying to unspike the guns which Col.
Roberts so effectual1y spiked on Wednesday
night. The Benton opened upon them with
| her Dahlgren riieB, and with the aid Of the
| mortars soon drove them out.
Nothing late from Gen. Pope has been TT
| c.iTcd, .dthough II We can hear his cannonading
almost incessantly day and night.
The health Of the fleet and land forces is
excellent. Nearly all of the newspaper cor
| respondents are sick, however.
The river continues falling, and the Missour
shore is now passable-
Constant reconnaissance are being made
and a plan has been submitted to the Fla.
Officer for the occupation Of the Island, but
has not yet been accepted.
, 1862-04-07

VA1HQ3 april o, tc3z
The firing at Island No. 10 last night dis
abled floating battery Of the rebels. Ono
she'll struck directly in it, killing three Of the
men and disabling it SO that it Aoated down
towards the foot Of the Island, The firing to-
cay has been more active and has done good
execution.
A messenger from New Madrid this evening
reports that the rebels erected battery Inst
night opposite Point Pleasant, and this morn
ing opened ferce1y upon our works. After
firing for some time the battery Was sileneed
by our guns, and a warehouse on tue Ken
tucky shore was fired by our shells. 1t and
| lis contents were consumed. No casualties
Oh our side reported, and the loss Of the reb-
| els is not known. Several must have been
killed. All quiet here. No news from the
| Tennessee.
The bombardment to-day upon our side has
been very heavy. The mortars hare kept up
regular and splendid fire. They work ad-
mirahIy and with great precision.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon one Of our shells
struck the sunken steamer Winchester, which
the rebels sank in The shoot The shell set
her On fire and she was soon consumed. She
has been used as ! rebel picket house. The
enemy has replied but d few times, and ther
| wildly.
, 1862-04-07
REAT CONSOLIDATE
IINEit
CIECIEEATI AED CHICAGO
Am.IINR RAILROAD

AG8rIIHK HAIIHWAWe
r.o,+r Mne tha FhotteSt Route 10 Cincinnati 1Qdtd1
1".'e polls and 1ou1Ss1fla-
<Ra17x l.sYa Eea: side UnioQ Depot Chicago
ffoA. A-DaT Exv1esAand Nah QsundaJs exeepsed3
s1nP. n. Right Express {satardags sxcepted1
Arr.xe At CINCINNATI at 749 n and 8&5F II
goUrHxKH CoH11oE1o1H- ndknsiql1s iof E1an III
m Columbus k4deon ~ ~;
io1izVtlls F1saSozr Lexington and Al po'aM soa1a
.erVpx .THN1o1Iuyn-AIA Anderson Aau tll1lE ohG
rs Penrn Hrhsna DaYtou 1enia. Eo1umhuE. and al
polnH 20 Il Central a1d Eastern ohio .,,.-,o++.
TTnnnectf0pA nF Cincinnati Tor AA1aess+ Maft1eVa
:.rFe9Ebn1T md points On the Ohio R1vs~
through Acket4 ey thiA line CT oe ooEAnea a. n a. a.
f:amnxpy1 Oface. No ia Rau6olph sEees- chicago
fundeF r. 16EN pPAsWSs Gen. sap. Richmond Ind
CHAs EQlErI Gen Ttesse AEens kca Gnis.ro sau
, 1862-04-07
Nfm advertisements.
FIELD, BEN E75ECT &Co,. :.
81 T. SO Lake Street.
A:ezow 1psn.rg large and well assar1cd ssocxo
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs

CIUTHS, CASSIM MEKES,
AND VESTINGS.
Gf seAe1 With all the ga.lu7s s.s1es Of Goo1s t6r
alES's TEaE, such "a ~,
Cordoroys, Sat1nets,
Moleskfns, Cottonaies. :.
Telvefeens, F. and NJ. Caas.
Planters Drills, Queens Cloth,
P1anters' Ducks, ,Span'1 Linens.
Wertno Cass, DraP DsEtnt,
Kentucky Jeans, Ital,n Cloth q,
Fancy Linens, Tweeds.
!ou 9nI al&sys fad In orr assortment all the desr
able srT1es II mari et which viii be Esd a. Taf
factory r1ces 1 fal1 s:ocs Of Taors TrImuuinE] a.
xays on 141d-' 2p7 p1l0ly
, 1862-04-07

FOUND.-A Brown Colt, 8 years
/ ok, about II hsnds high and black legs. Tho
owner csn have him by nsytng charges and prostng
BoTpf Ef.!lr, nl1tes no1lh Of Chicago. apfp1*eSe
, 1862-04-07

IMPORTANT NEW SUBSCRlP-
L TIVE WORK Neazly ready. The AAEkIcAS AS-
SrAL CTc1nrEDIA and Register q 1mp0ttant Exents
ana Eoesai ANaiTs rnbNc Documents Biography. Sta
t,ssca Commerce FDance, LteratSre: essc3ee AgFs
in library binding s. s."
Agents wanted and exclusive territory given. There
Is no work which has pEecetrd tt TT many years 50
likely to command large share Of pmbI: PstronaEe
3. APPLETON & CO., 41a and rs Bread%aE New
YoIk. ap1p'31tD4W
, 1862-04-07

party taking ont TEN YEAR NON-FOR-
to-day. for $500, if he die tomorrow the $500
immediately becomes claim, aud If he lives ten
years, and makes ten annual payments, his policy
ia PAID UP i; NOTHING NOEE TO PAY, and STILL
HIS DIVIDENDS CONTINUE. making his life
policy SOURCE OF INCOME to him WHILE L1ytN;.
, 1862-04-07
Hundreds of the citizens Of Chicago are already
insured in this company, among whom are tho fol

Hundreds of the citizens Of Chicago arc already
insured in this company, among whom are tho fol
lowing:
EH. Dix Jno, S. Wright, Jas B. Bodle-
C. L. Prescott, j. s. Norton, Emery Cobb,
F 4 Howe il. C. II. Aiken. #. Rnzton-
David ], Ely, ]. G. Amber, 4 ~; Mach.
E. K Rogers. B. F. Carver, X. fotIes1.
C. r. Bradley, Jno- A. Cutler, Tar1eton Jones,
b. kreich, uew'1f priestly,J- 81. Looomis,
SW- F1i1Ier, s. L. Barrett Jno. L. Walsh,
n. O. George, u. J. E1agg, D. B. Cooke,
G Verge, A. j. Sawyer, Jas. VI: sheahan
J. D. Harmon, E. Kellogg. " S. Gurnee+
Jas. A. Kirk. E. II. DooIittle. Il. L. Prentice,
e. u CulhertsonJ. z scaMmon. andrew bfoNn,
Chas. IL Ham, S. T. Hosner, ~ Mafner,
Fl. 4. Graut, 4. r. Gray, J. " PIcstof,
T. S. Gibbs, Thos- GEORGE, =. ~ h1moafh.
~ O. Ueyaock, Hen'y W AdamsA. z. MaKpeY.
Solon McElroy, 6. A. Shutcldt, T. T. shufeidt'
E. K. Willard, F. A. Eastman, Jos. b: Lewis
R. uibbard, Sylvester Lind, 5. y Euller,
Thoa Nash, S. H. kerfoot, ]. Y Sanger,
James Kelly, John 6. Law, L. 2. SANGER
J. Le1uc,
, 1862-04-07

M WANTED-A Situation BY a COM
W .petent1 enerRettc man aged thirty years mar;
tied. Asttcaton as foreman on large farm would
be desirable. The bFRt Of reference given. Address
By letter Post o1nt9 Boz 41e4, Chicago, Ill.
ancn1Hl1T
, 1862-04-07

The New York Times says the Committee
On the Conduct Of the Wsr have examined
several witnesses bearing upon the charge Of
atrocities by the rebels upon our wounded
soldiers at the battle Of Bull Run, and the ey-
idence so far Is disgracefu1 record against
the cAivalrous southerness.
The house Committee on Printing intro
dueed a resolve today providing for tho
lrintng Of 100000 eStfa copies Of the final
report Of the Commission on War Claims OF
St. Louis.
, 1862-04-07

The NEW YORK LIFE WIS essabliehed in 1915,
making 1t the OLDEST LIFE INSURANCE Institution
cords Of this great organizasion7 It Is shown thst
i has annually dfsbnfsed about quarter Of NIL
lion dollars to parties protected by its policies.
Its AssETs are nearly TWO AND HALF AILIzos
DoILARs.
, 1862-04-07

TO RENT.-Yh two story Cottage
= House corner Of Wess .aaison aud Lincoln Sts4
Ti:h barn, gas, &c. and fir large garden rs II square,
AIS q.
TWO s.o} Brick House corner ot Ann and Fp:oa sts.
ce.+&i1inE ten roomr, bxrrt wafer, DC.
ALSO
Cottage House No. 12l Wcet Peoria etree containing
aix rooms, &C.
ALB0,
Cottage House No. III Carroll street. containing aI1
rooul6, &c.
Also two Eo1J Houss Containing ser=1 roo1nA gar
Ecn, Dr., Oh Euera Vista street. Apply to ALEX.
WAlTE, LIZ Washington street, opposite the Court
Hpuee ap7 pi1SSt
, 1862-04-07

The CHICAGO AaExcT books OF the NEH fQhh
LIFE show Few applications to the amount OF
, 1862-04-07

There was applause IN the galleries Whei
The Chair declared the vote. Adjourned.
, 1862-04-07

ITO RENT.
LIED'S BLOCK.
The 6outh.thM Of 1tnds Block containing two hrtt
class fur story ftore3 with 1ne dry cellars dne large
office o9 the eo1nsr suitable for Baak1ng Or 1nsar
hsllF, DC. &C. Apply to ALEXANDER WHITE II
Washington street, oprcs!1s The Court House.
6nTn5fA1w
, 1862-04-07

POAEDING.-A gentleman and
- his wife can be accc Annotated with Hrst claek
board where they have ul1 the comforts OF
Ut u reasonable compensation Location corner o.
pra11e avenue and Old street. South Chicago Address
"Boa1d" Post Office Box l3i7 ap5pllS3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-20
EXCISE TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
y that the following named persons have been
appointed Assistant Assessors for the several ID
visions as numbered below. constituting the Seventh
Assessment District u the state Of Indiana
Woo COUNTY.
Dirlsiea, No. William X. Edwarss. # Tsir,-
All that part Of Harrison township, inclu-
| Hing the city az Terfc- Hau,e, bounded fol-
lows: Beginning ct the southwest corner of OUTLET
Of Terrc-Haute No - thence east TO the centre ~
the south line Of section 81 town r. north II range
west, thence north TO the centre the north sec
ton line a section y, same town ami range. thence
west 60 the wabash river, thence south with tue
east bank Of sad river 10 the place Of beginning
Also all that part 81 said river laying west Of the
last named boundary line 10 the west bank Of said
| river.
Diri,ioa. No. 2--ssmucl MeKeen, q Harrison
All that part Of said county south Of tho National
Road snd east Of the Wabash river, not embraced
| In Division No. ].
Diris.on, No. 3-Fdward Robbins. u Harrison
township
All thatpsr, II said eoanty west Of the wsba-a
river, and east u said river aud north Of ihe IA
| tonai Road, and not included In Division Ne ].
vfEmLLioS COUNTY.
Dirisioa. No. 4-siephcn Mnlikin, nrl' town
ship.
| Dirlsioa, Ne. J--Buskin +. Rhodes. Newport.
Townships-Nefmliion. Eugene, Higha'H'.
rARKE COUNTY.
| Disssfon, NJ. e-John Miilikin, Moniexuma.
Townships Reserve, Penn, Liberty. sugar Creek,
| Howard.
lDirision,, IA. William II. Nye. Rockville.
Townships Adams, Wabash, Union, Green aud
| Washington.
Dieis,oa, Ao. s-Joseph Mcfarland. Raeeoon
Townshps--Florida. Raeeooa and Jackson.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
Dichioa, Ne. a--YiIson l.. Harrison. Russell.
vile:
townships Russell. Franklin. and Jackson:
| lDirisio1, Ao. l0--John W. Earp. Grsencastle
Township. Clinton Monroe, Floyd, Madison
| Greeneastie and Marion.
Dirissop, No. 1I--warren Fellows. Manhattan
Townships Washington aud Warren
Digision. Va. i2-Hugh Foster. Nj. Meridian:
Township Jefferson, coyerdale' Min Greek
. CLAY COUNTY
Diris,oa. Ao. ls-NathanieI Alien rcsey town
ship;
TOwnships-rosey. Jackson, Cas-. Dick johnson
Van Buren,.
Dirision, Ne. ii--James L. Harris. no~io'
Townships Sugar Ridge. Washington. Harrison
Lewis and Perry.
OWEN COUNTY.
Dieisio,, No. 15--John H. Martin. Of Spencer:
Townships--Franklin, Jefferson, Marion, Laiay
cite, Washington and Clay.
DirisioR, No lG-w. r. Hodshrc. Of Gospori:
Townshps-Morgan. Montgomery, Wayne, Jack
son, Jennings, Taylor AMI l. arrison.
GREENE COUNTY
pfrisi,a, W. lT-phinder Burr. worfhpglor
Townshps-Eel river. Fairplay. jefferson, Wash
| ugton, SInlth. Wright, stockton and stafford
Dirfsjo7. " ls--wnam ". Gaiuey, Rloom
| field.
Townshps-HE hiand, Taylor, and Cass-
Dirisioa, NJ. l9--James NJ. CASTOR, solsbury-
Township Jackson, Centre, and Beash Greek
SULLIVAN COUNTY.
-Dirssion Va. 20 Samuel Nc Reed. Sulliyar
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Fairbanks, Tafman. inn
eon and Gill;
Dirfsio8, -. 2i--Johu Martin. Carlisle
Townships-cnrry, Cas-. Jefferson and iiaddfu.
JAMES FARRlNGrOS,
Assrssor 7lia Assessment District ~ Indiana.
Tcrre- Hautc. Oct. 2. iSS2-dwsw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-20
TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE To TAX-PAYERS -
4 D. sf1o..lai.ee N'fa llstrgttisns q ils en-
naa Coatsfi n Ito ely n Teffs.-IIatfe an 4.
naf1ly prIsceef - coliecf III dsiir.es.eet 49, ~
~ fbe Duyiicsta fl mg hsrfis. Es.f.f4s -. 49,,
thfmt.ifnr il'fbite g. he city ~ ta4es T.. 49,.
art fLeftf ire hrrtty fefllef tai RI a. ..,, I
within t~rnfy day. 7 fnafl f,rac.e-i - MAJ. -.
.ah p seizure Al sale a flifir goods. efsil.I.
laIss. sd f.ielFiff tif lass directs fn ...f -
~ III City Chart.
i0fL n KEsTFR.
DEPUTY Treasurer r. iie Ctf = Teri. IL.
Aav T. Iscz -lnfI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-20
PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE IS hereby given to the
a Y Stockhoitsrs that he annnai meeting ~ sbe
rarrcse - eectln< riDr Birectcrs 81 fss sus1fr,z
~. viIi be bed Is TIER raakinx Hoass IN TIRE
lIaafe "a "Wednesday fke eah Gay q November
p~zt. - aaseisck T. y
gyo. 5 BEAcH. casAisf.
Tsrrs Hszie. O. :. lssl. ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-20

IEN DOLLARS REWARD
strayed frun fhf eaf~rfi1.-r flsrv Ia Ter
Hspie, - ~ 81 Gay - tufn.i. to- white ,fe.f
80 fe1 sIsis - tf''i, lie SEARS gi past and ore
smell I'D COW I1a cattle harr Iesn ..orisd ...,,
Daf were "a aisi intended ~ beef. On n tt-.'
bad afsi head ard nect
fts above reward uiii BE- given 70 auy f-.r.a. A..
~ .iiin tlfn ~ me- ~. RUpP
So > eN*" CITY Butcher
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-20

An'icr.-As a. lsi season D. spi.feashlnr. e,..s
Fersou shoaia sf,lar, ilslf .ssi0.a i.s ihs ,i...
and there is ao tssneas aIpitalls a. .NcIear..
Strengthening Cordial 49, f.a.i rafIa,f b &.
pufiy Tie tie.i oef.esl... af3 st lie ssies .f...
strengthen aai i,siger-ie ihs ab .le ofgaaiasl,.
1he iulin0fst sasrUfs % 81 u.ai is sold ia.... :.
pFoa' enough q i,s sfe-i ,issac. in thsrou.li, -.
moving aAirpofe nasaf. isem lie bless. -. E,
60 an try a. ltis aeli.i.a. telsk..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-20

81 Stfumous 20 Sefohdous an,ei.oas -. -
curse. tho blight. tho potato Tot q mankind a..
are vile and aitAy ssucu ss fatal 4lef af... 0..
contamination and imgurlly @. tie blood. all -.
Dc seen all around as everywhere one eas-t,l s.
all fe meei are tainted siil iAaai, aaa oas at...
q these de II iheHl. a. iesi.sals too. i.stsa
are eef4tie. Atrs's saassrAail, 1leaes,. ..,i -
Ssfe.ai'a. corruption fem iae lieo4. render. 4 ..
~ hesiiAg. Nd efcsioaiis ezputsats. ~ i..l
eoaiaa. 4atiaa 'fom US ssfiem ela....l.s
atiei 'ess So .'oiaes disorders. since ite,i....
a's AatAaas r'esi..sa s.. ss.... j. ..i.. .,...
curative VIRTUES slst b. tal.. t.ssAl,taA iaa
osf-'. " sisftafy. q.
bkANikhihs iufS ar ihe restoration
health q ihese "ls hs. iesi stricken ty sp.ti.,
OF paf-'ys ~ iasy afe ihe Gals rsIafle t4ra.en.
AZ AT. fte's Il ,as iaaf. CHEST 49, bowels f..l
pfomri use .ssfs al, aai ga.ts eaes ff,
a'e. plfufl.s. .lsiaIa. pf.a. u.. nefi. ei....s
u.efius. dieflhoea ltssiisrt s iiisr i.a,i - i..,
eating uHiipe fruits 81 o.h.f iaa.s. So ,iai. ..s
their 'laasnee. Asthma. saal. f..su,InI.r... IA
affections. suniu.es. aaaamsuslt 81 st, .s
le'ers. sheihes aeas 81 siltf sle.te s,,ei.. isi.
ai'fa.er, iaoa.fe 81 Nnns'sda dance. a0aiilos. u.a.
ie.. efeHr rs spis. white twfllnst filts. l...I-
o. even thirty years ,tnfiunance AMI ,ss....I..
ulcaisei che liver. have ali heru cured rsilaa 80,
hy iaefe eoictiati Vegetable tni, real p.l. B.
Female complaints a4d ncrsoos altcasss ,as, last
been equally sueeessfui wide change ~ ~. lot.
hrsi aud second roriois. Epilepsy. aerre.ti.. 81
spirts. frghtfal 5ersns. al "a irasilons ,f.s
aiions are by iien cured d'spefs.,i nnd solfs. $.
Prize - esf.fs I.,F fo,
sod - }. H. cparan,v. Icur Haels. sta
respeei aiae dealers in u,sticire. Ii.n!a.fs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-20

by the upe Of thee Pills me periodic attacks Q
Nervous or SICK Hs4d isle may be prevented; and
aktn at the commcnof neut - an attack, immediate
elief from sickness VII he ohialset
They seldom fail 81 removing tho Nausea and
Beadao1e to which fr.asie- are 20 much suiJeci.
iiThey act generally efer 'he bowels remoyin
losficoaess.
For Liferarg men. S.a.ioais. Delicate Females
aud all persons ofaefot4iv habit, they ere valuable
a. laxative. In improving ihe oIIoiIe, giving fon>
and os1or the digesilvr organs. and restoring The
natural electricity ana Sire s'h - ths whole System
The cRpHAlJc Pills 80 30 result II long inscs-
ugaaon and carefully oonds,'sa experiments, having
been IN use mary year.. during which tine hey
have prevented ard relieved vast amount ~ pain
ADD suffering from headAeho. ~bsaler originating 10
2e seruofe systsvo or from ierangef tat, 9th
stomach.
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-05-15
Order of Publication.

George P. Iiinkle,
Richard Gross Il In the Circuit Court for
Caroline Gross Allegany County, as q
vs. Court OF Equity. No
Lucy Gephart 4O8.
and others.
THE object of this suit is to procure
l. a decree for sale of the real estate OF
which Alpheus h. Hinkle died seized and pos
sessed, for the partition of the proceeds thereof
among his heirs at law.
The bill states that Alpheus B. Hinke died
intestate, about the third day of May, eight
cen hundred and sixty-one, possessed of con-
of which is described in tho bill.
That at his death he left as his heirs at law
George p. lliukle, Caroline, wife OF Richard
Gross, Lucy Gephart, wife Of Peter Gephart,
Charlotte, wife of Il. S. Zevely, Melvina, wife
of Levi Barker, William Ilinkle and Ida NJ.
Hinkle, the last two of whom are the infant
children of William W. Hinkle a son Of said
Alpheus b. Inkle. And that the said Lucy
and Peter, L. S. Zevely. Mai"i"" Barker and
Levi Barker, are non-resldentS OF the STATE
OF Maryland.
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered that
the complainants by causing copy OF TINS
order to be inserted in some newspaper puo-
ished In the city of Cumberland, once in
sch successive week for four weeks. before
lie 18th day of May, 1862, give notice to
,le said absent defendants of the object and
ubs,ance of said bill, and warn them to ap-
,ear in this court in person or by solicitor,
N or before the 18th August, 1862, to an
wer the premises and show cause, if any
hey have, why II decree ought not to pass
as prayed Test
HORACE RESEEY, Clerk.
True copy, Test
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
Anil IN l86o-1w