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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

The Washington papers publish
the following proclamation from
Lincoln;
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
s'lA1Ls Or AMLhlvA---A r,tJ join.
NATION.
In pursuance of the sixth section
Of the act of Congress, entitled "An
act to suppress instruction, to pun
ish treason and rebellion, to sieze
and con6scate the property Of reb,
els, and for other purposes" APP
proved July II, 1862, and which act
and the Joint resolution explanatory
thereof are herewith published, /,
Abraham Lincoln, President Of the
United States, do hereby proclaim
to and warn all persons within the
contemplation Of said sixth section
to cease participating in, aiding,
countenancing, or abetting the ex-
lSIlhg reDelllOn, or any rebellion,
against the Government Of the
United States, and to return to their
proper allegiance to the States, on
pain Of the forfeitures and seizures
as within and by said sixth section
provided
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal Of the United States to be
affixed.
Done at the city of Washington
this twenty-ffth day Of July, in
the year of our Lord, one thousand
~~@ eight hundred and sixty
two, and of the independ-
! - % (
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

MOBILE, Ala, has subscribed,
through her citizens and Council,
$4,000 for the benefit of the sick
and wounded soldiers.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

aged and decrepid lady was also
killed, Mr. b. Matthews was
slightly wounded Several buildings
were burnt on the bank Of the river
and the shells passed through seve,
raj buildings in town about three
miles from the river They COM
menced Smelling the town without
any notice They left the river
during monday night, but are still
on the north side Of the river not
far off. Your obedient servant
N.
The Mr. McNairy mentioned
above is Henry Clay McNairy, son
of the late DIR, Boyd McNairy, Of
Nashville, and brother Of Major
Frank McNairs, aid to Maj. Gen,
Cheatham,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

By the President;
VIM H. SEWARD, Secretary of
State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

prnlle SrraTlsc.--l will speak At the fol.
owing places
Golpori. "Wednesday. October LIT, |
o'clock
Clinton. Friday. October 81. , O'Clock.
Newpors. Saturday. 0ctober4lh. o'clock.
Eugene. Monday. October 9th. O'Clock.
Wright Milk. Parke County. Tuesday.
October 7th, O'Clock.
Rockville. Parke County. Wednesday.
October sth. o'clock
Park Mills. Park County. THURSDAY. Oc-
sober 9th. O'Clock.
IL has been customary for candidates for
Congress in this District 10 make joint ap-
pointments. and discuss before the people
the various questions Of interes, TO the coun-
Try. Mr.. Voorhees, requested me verbally
and in writing 20 meet him and arrange a
oint canvass notified him verbally that
was ready 10 make the Joint appointments
his morning We met this morning. and
after some conversation with him he declined
making joint canvass. make this state
mcnt as an explanation Of the reason why
the canvass l. not as IL has been in this Dis
trici heretofore ii. ID. SCOTT.
september H.. le62.
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GExFsAL McCLrtIAxs brief report Of the
battle of Antst.m shows that. while the
FEDERAL loss was heavy in that ranguinary
struggle. tho rebel los was much greater.
He estimates his own loss At IL .I9f and that
Of The rebels q. 5i2. nearly twice as heavy
a. he own. Besides the loss Ia men the
rebel generals los, II guns and large
amount OF other waF material. The battle
vas much more destructive than any which
Ia. yet been fought. ind the rebel army
suffered vastly moro than IN any battle
heretofore
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General >igei

Our dispatches state that GeaeFh siert
has requested 20 DO relieved Of BIS CON.
mand. and that he assigns eight reasons for
desiring TO quit the service IL the causes,
which he alleges have compelled hlm q ibis
course. are well founded. 10 blame can at
,aoh 20 him whatever. Bat We trust rs
-ishss may be complied 9Th. and &c ee
lieve the President viii % arrange matters
that the General ~iii remain in command
l; would be public calamity for GeserAi
SteKL TO withdraw from the army ~ tAis
time. The country regards him - one 81
the ablest and most skillful generals "a he
service. BY his bravery and abilities exAio-
tied, since the war commenced. be has son
the gratitude Of the nation. The loyal PEG
pie Of the North would regret - hear that
General FAM sIoKL had retired from the
service. II Is hoped that such will not DO
the case.
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senator Douglas on the suspension
of the Writ of Hsbeas Corpus.

senator Douglas on the Suspension
of the writ of Hsbeas Corpus.
Extract from the celebrated speech of
Jude Douglas on the bill to refund the hne
imposed on General Jackson by Judge Hall
Of New Orleans. delivered in tho House o {
Representatives. See Congregational Globe
Of January 10. lsa4:
The necessity and the glorious effect re-
sultisg from the cause which that necessity
prompted, we're acknowledged by the whole
country, and he would even say by the
whole civilized world. Then. as far ~ this
bill Was concerned. he (Mr. ~ could not
say whether their acts were ,sgsl or illegal.
lie cared not whether General Jackson vio-
lated the Constitution or not. He cared not
whether General Jackson suspended all civil
authority or not. IL his acts were necessary
TO the defense Of the country. that necessity
was above all law. Gen. Jackson hararded
everything. he harsrded both life and rep
u.ation on that step. which might render
him immortal IL he saved the country. or. on
the contrary. make him ignominious. ard
= by-word and reprosch: aud the
man that dared 10 do that deserved the pro-
lection and plAudits Of his country. lie did
not envy the feelings Of that man who could
get up and talk calmly and coolly. under
such circumstances. about rules Of court and
technicslities Of proceeding. when the city
m ght be In flames. and the utmost barbAriiy
might be committed. What were rules Of
court but mere cobvebs when shey found an
enemy with bis cannon at the doors Of their
courts. and they saw the flames encircling
the eupolss Talk then about the rules Of
court. and the formalisies Of proceelinSs'-
The man that would DO tbs. would fiddle
While the capital vas burning. Sensation.
Tie could not envy any man the possession
Of such sioiesl philosophy. Talk about Il
legality Talk about formailsies WHY.
there was but one Formally 10 be observed.
aad that -As the forn.iisy Of
directing TIE cannon. and destroy.
ing the enemv regardless Of the
means. whether = be BY tie seiraEe eject
toa bag. or The seisare Of person.. Il he
necessity % the case required a. TIE God
Of nature has conferred tAi< riShl oa men
sna nstiozs ard. therefore. les hin not be
ted that Twas uncons,isstioaal To defend
The oosnsry. ies him nOs BE told that u ~ss
snconssisasiooal % use The nsce~sry mcans
The oen-sssution ~ss sdopsed fos The p-osec.
isoa Of TIE ccuntry. ard under that ccusiiia-
to- he uatioa lad The rigAi 70 exercise al
tAs po-ers that ~erc neccs-srv for re 20
section al the coaassy. II martial lss wNs
necessary 70 The sSlrsiioa q he oounfry.
usrtiai - -asiesHi esr tAss ParPSse. II
e ~.s necessary Cor joase. Scr he r~e~es-
vasioa q order. . punisA fss coassnp,. he
sAoashs a So neoe~s.sy for a csnsrai -
etsrrsss coasrol o.sr IN eannon. - izprssoa
sr.issr-. ssa - srr<sz ~, sPss-. sn4 70 IN
tsrcsps esnnasicsiioss sisA he saeny. ~
sAss -. aeccsary tAs ~ss legal
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HELcxk. AkKkssks,
Sept. ~, ioo2.
Eprrox Errir.s: Permit me though your
columns 70 say = few things about the va
Regiment Indiana Volunteers.
After an absence Of ten months from our
beloved State In our Couniry's service, our
misds still turn with fondness towards our
loved at home. and We long for the day
when this accused rebellion shall be crushed
out, aud our war worn and weary soldiers
permitted 10 return 10 the quiet homes they
have left behind them. The i3d fotheers
and soldiers) has performed is duty ~her-
eTer called. never flnching under any cir
eumssanees, always ready for the word
'for-ard, and no regiment in the service can
boast Of greater friendship and unaninimiiy
Of feeling. than can the gallant veterans OF
this command.
During the summer NO have suffered
much from sickness, and have lost quite 9
number ofour men. among them the lament
ed Doctor Darnel. Surgeon Of the Regiment
lie died 81 the post Of duty, mourned by
every man Ia the regiment.
lam glad to report the health " the regi-
meni much improved at present.
We are impatiently waiting the order for
a forward move; judging from the past, and
what know Of the material which com
poses the regiment. / can truly say that II
opportunity offers the brave boys Of the 49,
will never DO discredit 10 the old flag.
your friend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

To show how fully the Germans are enter
ing into the spirit Of this war the Boston
Post SAYS hey are coming from Europe TO
Join the army Of The Union. Scarcely YES
sci arrives al New York from Hamburg or
Bremen without recruits for Sigel from the
radicals" Of Germany, who sympathized
Though zone Of these men so far arrived are
wealthy. few Of them have utterly refused
10 sccep. Of bounty foE enlistment. and
suggest that the money be given 10 those
who fight for pay. or 70 the families OF the
volunteers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

Ma Ssxxoras Psrksovss1 The Rasalo
Cssrsrr. Il he trsntse aitenVt - sake Il
sppexr shst hozao Seymour lad done
.osasthiEx for tie vsr. ssaie4 the ether day
shas Ae Aad s.given hls naoney 70 he eas~e
OF the Cnion. Ihersopon. the Ctca Her.
AID declares tAsi NJ. Seymoar ~Ass ~ cs.-
srssafr< ssr frrtAlas e. an fad connpctcs
..sh he var 1he Ctca Observer. Sev-
nour's especial organ. = compelled 70 a4ms
tbs fact. bag stssrsPts 70 svsds a ~ ssyinx
tha1 the ex-Governor vas cn : visii - Va
coasn when he coatribgtsca ~ks made \
l.me stcuss. SAGE NJ. Scvuoar : nan 81
ue.lth. AID kas foen1 pisasy q uns -
coasrsbase funds tor s,ecfsoa~eriaS Psvpcs~..
sDs .lso % maize "nenccrstic sPeecsss-
Bsssis Cs~-
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WANTED.


GUARDIANS SALE.-The un-
" dcrsisned, ss guardian II the estate Il John
Payne oilers AZ private sale "a price les than
tho appraised value the interest II his ward the
following tracts Or parcel ~ land
One hundred and sixty leo acres, u the SOUTH
east quarter -. section ten no. town thlrtcea
(i3). range eight 60. Eighty (sOl acres OF the
west half ~ u the northwest quarter u. section
fourteen IA, town thirteen (l3. range eight ST.
Forty 40 acres Of the northwest quarter 81 Of
The southwest quarter "a, section eleven I'D.
town thirteen llJl, range eight (sl. Forty 900
acres II the southeast quarter "a II the northeast
quarter - section ten (iol, town thirteen 1Sl,
range eight (sl. Ninety i've lss) acre OF 4 lhc
south side Of the northwest quarter - section
section iweriy sol. town thirteen 49, range eight
tsl. the interest being undivided oee ghteeuth
part thsreof
TKANs--A credit Of twelve aud eighteen months
equal payments-S0tes with security bearing inter-
est. and the purchaser 20 give mortgage upon the
land. i. ID. BILL, Guardian.
Oct. ], 1s52-wtw
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E.F. COOK. Chaplain.

Hrspov AErrRs. "a BRioApr. u. =. V
CAxr JUpAH. Ky. Sept -. 1852
EpnoR EsrHrsz This having been
week Of honors 10 the sSth regiment Indiana
volunteers. cannot let Il pass without In
forming is man, friends through your columns
Of the "-ssdus spsrsnd. Three weeks ago
today We crossed the Ohio anI invaded tho
,.cred .ol Of Kentaeky and we're assigned
10 shi. The TAira Brssis, Rsss. asa. star
hops commanding Ret ~ rre0rs eeeii-
ence of oraers. ant re general interest msn
sless ~ essA oe.ceu sad men. ~s new -.
esr, tse ross Of honor ia tie brigade. snd
srs commanded Sy setiag, Rsis Gen. j L.
Baird q var city. -he has appointed the
fs.io-izg StAG -F. c Crawford. Assistant
AeiatAnt General IN Chief Of STAFF, rank OF
CAPTAIN J ". Russell. Brigade Quarter
master. rank u Captain :. l. Hamlin.
RusAle Com'r.. rank Of Captain +. NJ.
Brooks. Aid-de-camp. rank Of Captain . Geo.
I Harrington. Aid de camp. rank Of First
Lieutenant Charles T. Boudinot. ABIDE
camp. rank ofFirst Lieutenant II. r. Ship
ley. Aid de-camP. rank Of First Lieutenant
The Regiment il commanded by Lieut..
Col. Crane assisted by Major r. Q. Craig,
and Is progressing finely.
The health Of the regiment is excellent
and the boys are always ready for duty, and
have become quite usec TO sleeping In trenches
and forming battle lines 1t il also placed
under everlasting obligations to Gen. Stan
hope for the interest he has taken in instruct
ing them ia battalion drill. aud all regret
deeply his loss. both as drill officer aud
commanding general.
Perfect quietness reigns here with the ex
csp,ion of madam rEmor" who reports
that 1900 "Reb,l Caralry" linger upon our
outskirts and are making ready to dash
upon our forces. twill be a "blg thing
should they DO so. say our "Hoosier b Us
and add they will find them upon the hills
anxieusly waiting.
Should any thing transpire OF note will
keep your fair readers,weII posted.
MoEx Avon. TERRE HAUTE.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Public sale OF Unclaimed Baggage.
GENERAL PASSENGER. STATIoN.l
TraEr-HktTr. sept -. lse1-
ON THURSDAY. THE 30TH
~ dsy q ortebrr a n o'cioek A. N ell - soii
rahlic sale fhe fcilo-in< asficles = uncAiuasd
eagxa<e. unless oaiied far Prsricus . - esy ~
sai,. ard charges pad va
I Risck rrank.
Rassst Trucks.
I sreen Eack Hats
C.nvass =. ns-t roa sr-i Ses~f
1 hundle.
kassstt Hant Tfaaks.
I f.eathc- Sa61te Esr~.
I sail Fe1.
- Hiask OF CisA Carpet ssfks
f7rsh Cs-7es >scks.
Sfs~is.
) rararrte
Ternas q ssls Cash ~ arttr
A. .. HOCGH. ststiaa Master.
S~rf -. an
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<tk~.<~as>-s A<fs.szp, ezssaslsk~s - sr>slas -
$3.50. - 49, k~<<( - a. >sok lssr-<z<-6.
suelzei srsl Tt~.l<-s ed fIr.i<-sse 1tss1szz.
al ><T-rSazs - "a Cers - Ds@~s>~. efsks
$500 o-rz.s-
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis,
VIZ ~ Artnz szr<~oe. n a. ske sVrsv u ist-
-. go tlsr~srrcn q tksr caz.4oaz. "a. ccrz-
$3.50. kaffs q "a. A. - h cxses q sxfre-s
srvr~rsy. kr1zrzns trrklsAe1 tr~~ - cAsrxe.
vA1fAE1x kEPOETs - ss.ern.aurrkr.. al
c<krr, tssE<ncs e - ssz1al crEkz.. 49, IA NKA
KKnknzxS szysafes n tks psy<rszry. 800 = TIE
$500 n $500 1890 s1ret<e<, f-es - ckxrx~-
r~s - 49, ss<zr- - ro~s<rs 81 - sru<F<stl>-
kttrr-s. - skfl1x> hcrHEr1S. kr;zr s-r-
r~cc. nr~x-< As<clkrisr. Ne, sod N.nk S-~>1
f><1ss<,rsaA, p - ort<r - tk< Dsr~s->r1
Eui D aAtrsxsl. r,~x~
uxrxkfsly.
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MUSICAL.
MUSICAL.
j. g.. LINDEMANN,
M
PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER.

PIANO TUNER and REPAlRER,
XyToULD respectfully announce g. the citizens
w Terrc Hzute and surrounding country, that he
Il ready on all calls 10 repair aud tune Psnos and
20 keep them In goot order BY the year. He can be
found al the Druf Store ia the Terrc Hauts Hous-
Building and his charges will be found very reason
able he begs leave to suijoin the following refer
eBccs:
Mr.. J. e.. LlNDRMANN. Piano Tuner, has pursued
the business In this place -four years. with perfect
success and entire satisfaction 30 his employers.
All the pianos q tho Terrc Haute Female College
have been under his care, and he has gained my
tire condolences. l thsreforc, cordially recon-
mend him 10 any Persons IN this vicinity. whs may
need his services reliable man and = correct
tuner, whose services viii be more desirable, from
the fact that living near he attend 20 hts business
whenever any accident may render Il necessary.
J. 4. ME1NINGER.
Principal q the Music Department Of the
Terre Hsute Female College.
We, the subscribers. heartily concur In the above
recommendation.
REV. JOHN COVERT.
REV. JACOB CHAPMAN,
REV. LYMAN ABBOTT,
REV. NJ. A. JEwETr.
Juneiadly
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THE following Card appeared in the Terre
Haute Journal Of last week aud a. il con
tains charges of a very important character.
and which arc utterly false. Twill put in
what follows II. as my defense. and to show
how utterly groundless such charges arc.
a Card.
Epfrok JouRSAL "A certain Doctor
- living in this place. aud who has been
loud mouthed In favor of the war. and urging
all 10 20. has been guilty of most con-
tempitbls piece OF ncsnness in regard TO
some Of the volunteers OF the list Rcgi-
ment. Some Of the volunteers OF the list
who went from this place. were in debt TO
this very patriotic Dr. and while these men
we're in Kentucky. they sent home the money
they received sending Il 70 this DR.. who
was 20 deliver il over 20 the families of the
volunteers but instead OF doing this accer-
ding % agreement. this contemplate sPeci-
men OF humanity. deducted the amount that
these poor volunteers owed him-acfEaliy
kepf part offhe MONEY for The debts aud all
this time tho families of the volunteers were
in actual want.
And again this contemplate. black heart
cd hypocrit. on taking the remainder of the
money out 10 the friends Of the volunteers,
who lived two miles and a half west of this
place, charged faem iAs pififui mm Of trenfy
me- cents for his trouble
And again this God-defying aud hcll-de-
serving hypocrii, has ever been ready 10 call
Democrats traitors. simply because they diff
fered from him IN regard 20 the manner IN
which tho war should be conducted-but
this : enough. Let the finger OF scorn be
pointed al him "a long a. he brsathss the
breath Of life.
JUSTICE.
Fairbanks. Sullivan County. Ind.
Sept 10th. 1852
We the undersigned do hereby certify
that We received all the money sent us and
that Or. John T.. Lloyd delivered said sums
of money 10 US precisely as directed by those
SEEDING it. and without retaining any part
Oft
hpxik DlLLHY. RTaEccA CLorsr.
SARAH A PHnirs. SkaAu J LASx,
MaIISp, MvtlK~. DrltA RTrrKE.
q. X. HAERIsoS. JAWS SrARkrv.
LrcRrrtk RRYANr. ANA K. Evans,
Mosrs J. DEcsSr. MAReAREr cEiFrfS,
The Express charges Oh this package OF
money was hiiy cents. part Of which paid
myself Besides went distance q eight
miles to receire the money aud Afterwards
spent ns.rly dsy IN delivering the different
suns 10 those 10 whom the moaey was sent.
Mrs.. SssAu A fHfttrs. and MoSrs Dx-
CAMP. paid thirty Ave cents between them
on Express charges snd the remainder
pad a. stated before | retained no money
At AL for my services - the certificate above
oil show. The Card above signed JvsrICE
vas written BY JcsuvA E,zSrsT lie has
placed himself Ia an uuenviAhle posiiion
His statements IN ~ card. arc pcoved to
be false one. BY all the persons Who received
The money. as their certificates sho-
The card Vas written. cut Of malice and
III will and has stamped iss author a. having
40 regard FOR truth OF re-Pecs Cor himself
- FAR a. The rsference 10 he rsr s con
esrnea. have to sons ia The srzsy 5 shtiak
Coz the Government. bat have none IA the
rsk<i army.
Nery ResPecfvlly,
JOHN K LLOYD
The Journal . re-peesfaliy reQuess>r 70
pahlsh tie above
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PIANO TUNING.

\ GkEABIl IL The W lSnES
= u q many q my former patrons. have resum-
81 again Tunlng and Repairing Planes. Neicieons
and other Musical INSTRUMENTS. Being a practical
piano maker. also fAvcrahiy known many citizens
q Terrs- Hauts . nrsi class Tnaer for over SIX
year, perfect essation IL guaranteed q All favor
ing me with their patronage. I viii visit Terre-
Hauie regularly every feur weeks. rsnos vii -
engaged hv The year.
a n orders ien a. ~ residfnce q Mrs Dr.. Allen
rr-cr. Mr.. Nose<itf. the Sisters Acatsny. vii
meet with prompt attention.. Respectfully,
a. kt<>NIR.
Music Dealer. sst Tun~r aza Rep.lrer - Nasic
Instruments. GREErCASTI.K. IND.
n,vletf
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DR.. POTTER,
AO.N0OP.4THINT.

THANKFUL for the patronage
Il which Ia. been so literally extended "a me
during the past four years would respectfully So
lcit a continuance o 4 the same.
or.tcr South Third Street. West sidsl second
door from Ohio street
RKHpsscr Corner Of Fourth and Oak Streets.
July2S1Sm
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TAX NOTICE.
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
State of Indiana County of Nigo, "a.
The Stat, Of Indisaa. 10 NJ Skerlf Of Vigo
County. C--efi.s:
VOU AXE HEREBY REQUIR-
I'd % give tb~ legal nosioe q an election e. Re
held A. The usssi places - hofirg elections m he
c-.rert 20 erthips = figo coEnff. indisns O. TIE
$500 Tu~ed.y IN ortot-r A u is7. 81 ~ ~lsc-
uon - ne foilo~ips oreer., fo-vit
Az Audltof q STATE
A secretary q sts.s.
T--.ssrer q STATE.
AT Attorney 6~n~rsi
saperinien1sat e Psblsc in.irarsias
A k~port-r 81 ~ suprerns Ger
A coagrcssnsn fcs tbs Tth Cpurre.sioasl District
q a. Stsfe
A Pro-eczfin~ tfsorr<y for 80 1otL .r.usa
Fsess Dlstricf q he STATE
Prosecuting Attorney ~ tks sfh I1tiasl Cir.
caif e ~ stsie
aConmissionsr for tn - Dtssricf
Con uissi1Dsf for H. - Ds;ficf
Couriy 1ressarsf-
Coz1fy sferir-
Ccrz.fy Ccru1fr.
Counfy sal ssyor
Tc~nsk-p Asssssor ~ esrh to~-.kfp
T. ts.til1elg vtfrscf have Lersunfs
ct ny hard ar ths sssl q ths virs
lssat Great court. AZ Terrs Hsase, fkis
ia DAP = s~Dd-. la.
JosEPH ". BLAKE. Cl,k.
~ virtas q ne sbove. Samuel cosn<r, shsrSr
y tifo cosby. e Aereky ro;ify ths qualitative
SIS al oesrfF &C. rect al tie asuai riscss shslt
ihs elecous IN DE s<vsrsi tosnsklps q al os.sy
- oe $500 Ins-e-y IA ocsessr. iss7. 81 u
sbs-s. TAis ia tss = s<psszbsr. issl.
sAxCkL cossKR. ss<na
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Shirley VT
Sites Richard
slnw>r Herry
elnhor<c WA
Southart David
Scott Merritt
stone HI
smith y
smith J
smith Robert
Smith Benz
Smith VIM
saith John
Tffisy xlchssi
Taylor VIM
TrcvanThos u
rrevsn Cornelius
nnkksm nc
Iullis Jesse
Thomas Jno
Truman Lewis n
Thomas James
ftutss n
N~ses Nm
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Wsdkins VIM
Watson Jno I.
Walden Marshall
Wstson h
Walter Ira J
wardei Chss A
Warren David
walsh Jsmes
Wilson James
Wright kF
Williams Harrison
WrirAnc Norman
Willes "A
winegsrdner Philip
Withe james
Weed Thos
Wyeth James
J. o JONES. r. NJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

THE following Card appeared in the Terre
Haute Journal Of last week aud a. il con
tains charges of a very important character.
and which are utterly false. viii put in
what follows Il. as my defense. and to show
how utterly groundless such charges arc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

o<r-ctscn John
cfsy MARSHALL A
Glass Wr X
Grey Al
Gray joseph
GATEWAY Lewis
Green Charles
Greek " A
Gibbs Joka
Glisk rhiI'ip
Glimore n {
Greafhouse Thss
GrifArt Joseph
Gilman Ichsbot
6riswold Joseph
Groves Geo 4
Grover q "
6oo~hsn< Matthias
Goo<lng sldney
Gksiss James
Harris RI
Hsning Chauncy
Hanson ZschsTish Z
Hartwsll a -
Hsrdackef VIVA
HAussr q
Harris James n
Hart Pleasant
Hammer Nm
Hanus Ellsrf
Hays Alex ID
Hsrlaw Gee
Hamilton Joseph
Harris J II
Hsnmsn VIM
Henderson N "
Hefner { "
Hess John
hendsy A ME-
Herrington rs
Hin q smith
Hosglant Vim
Hull wesley n
huston Madison
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-20
Married.

DENHAM-McIEAS-0n Thursday, July TO- by the Rev
Dr. Brash, THOMAS DESHAM to ANNA J. MCLEAN OF Aber
deem Scotland
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Saturday, July 49, by the
Rev Father hoylan, r., at St. Francis Xaviers Roman
Catholic church. Dir. WILLIAM McCHEAsE to Mss ADE1lE
DosoGHuy, all of this city.
NrBE-pEcK.--Cn Wednesday, June II by Rev. Charles
c. Norton, Mr. HARVEY NEBR to Miss ALKALINE PECK all OF
this city.
TAyIoR-PURrEfI.-By the Roy. James Campbell JOHN
TAYLOR to MARY ANN PuRrErL
Dublin papers please copy.