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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29


c@W We referred in our last issue to the
course and contents Of the Courier, which
processes to be loyal-prohably because it is
safe. One Edson B. Olds, like the Courier
man, is candidate for Congress Mr.. Olds,
like our contemporary down the street, believes
and declares that the abolitlonists were the
authors Of the war, and that Mr. Lincoln is
tra,nplinr under foot ''the Constitution as it
i-is,' and setting aside all law-assuming
powers no where granted hin-arresting and
! imprisoning peaceable citizens - suspendlng
he writ of '5ers corpns, &C., &c. Mr.. Olds
expressed his views in the following language:
| mo Democrat will enlist in this war until
the Administration changes its policy and war
/ cry.
| II denounce Lincoln as tyrant. He has
periured his soul. lie may lmprlson me, but
i will still esy tyrant denounca his acts of
oppression as foul acts OF perjury against the
Constitution.
''And now, my fellow-Democrats, am 60
inc to have a Wis on, which if it were not a
vision might be treason, but what now say
| say in sleep, and | am not, therefore, res
ponsibe.
II sec blood at the ballot-box this fall. The
President has issued his proclamation for
! 900. $50 more troops, end Congress has pass
ed law authorizing him to draft them. He
viii have to draft them if he gets them, be-
cause these cowardly abolitionists will not
enlist. There is an election this fall, and they
want to carry it, They want to draft Demo-
Gratis; they will draft them to prevent their
voting. They have the power and can so ar
ri. oe it. You will not be cheated. | tell
Won YOU will not submit to these wrongs
You will see blood. Ifthey attempt to arrest
,ls and take us from our families, to support
an Administration in violation OF the Constr
trtion. we will resist even TO blood. IF the
Democrats don't succeed at the ballot-boX
they will succeed at the point of the hayonet T"
For this, Mr. Olds is now a prisoner of
State at Fort Lafayette. ...r
| Now read this: . ..--..
! e'Who is an abolitionist? Whoever is IN
| favor Of the emancipation policy, of the Pres
idant's schene-whoever would reduce the
States to the condition of Territories to abol-
ish savery-whoe,e er would pervert this war
to one against slavery-is a. aboiitlonist.-
TN other words, he who is in favor of sup
pressing the rebellion even though it crush
slavery. is an aboitionist H. who is moi IN
tanor Of these srkemes, as 'ouni. The aboli-
tionists are responsible for the loss of life in
this war; "-CoMier
vallandigham, Olds, Seymour, Wood,
Bright, Jones, Mahoncy, and Thayer, not
being abolitionists, are legal! If theirs is
loyalty, then we are an abolitionist. But
why is it that Olds and MahC,ey are prison
ers of State and the Courier still runs?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

r. D., GEScY.-The Office of the
rn;tad IL sta,sS toT pans, m d Agency for Iowa, has
taan n,,eu ro,o~ed C f,on ' ot umwa to Des Moines
Peter Myers, of Des MOI. 'es, LAS us.n ~,
appointed Agent, to whom 'oinN ''io''''oA's
should be sent. As n ta" 4e
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

Coz. Gamble in ,fnpor Of Ertermina!in9 the
Gnerr,li0s.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

INDIANA TROOPS GOING TO KEN
TUCKY. .t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

rw-The Blind Asylum has be,@n removed
from Iowa City to Vinton, where new ana
commodious building has been erectei' ior us
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

[Ry telegraph from Wush ngton Aug 1c, 1862
To Ills EcceVeacv, H1nuel H. Hi'I5noo7
to fill up your regiments in the
field August Il irteenth Q3th) eighteen hun
dred and siXty-two, eight thousand and five
men. {. p. BUCKINGHAM,
Brig. Gen and A. 4. G.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING IN ST. LOUIS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29
MOVEMENTS OF M'CLtLl ANS ARMY.

Drafting for the old Regiments Certain.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29
Southern Advices via Memphis
UNION VICTORY IN KENTUCKY.
The Presidents Proclamation o.
Emancipation---Light Breaking!

.ENssCsi0N, Gs' .HgC eff,fHH's, P0GG's
GlsE Essg. Msitse's E0a'ces
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

Coop SuGGEsTIoN,-The Upton Adrertiser
recommends that the extra session pass law
requiring voters to take the oath OF allegiance
!, tore exercising the right of suffrage at The
This is right No man should be al
p'i''. @ vote who is not pledged to sustain
the Constr, i-3f ~ 80
protect him. r s-l.n @t IN - efE ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

eE" The Mahoney Democracy of Iowa have
made their Congressional nominations for the
several Districts in this State, as follows:
1st-J. K Hornish, of Keokuk. H
2d--Ed II. Thayer, of Muscatine.
3d-D. A. Mahoney, (formerly dubuque
but now Of Ft. Lafayette.
4th-H. NJ Martin, Of Marengo.
5th-D. O. Finch, Of Desmoines.
.sth-J. /. Duneombe, of TT. Dodge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29
INDIAN OUTBREAK in mTNNEsoTA
Several Hundred Whites Murdered
OVATION TO GEN.
C0RCORAN IN NEW YORK.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 90.
Mr.. Stanton stated to-day that the order for
drafting to fill up the Old regiments, would
be enforced without fail, by the first of Sep
tember.
The old regiments which have not been re-
cruied up to their full strength before that
time will at once be filled By draft.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-08-29

PITTsBrRG, Aug. 70.
Cassius NJ. Clay arrived this evening, and
was serenaded at the Monongahela House,
He made long speech to large audience,
principally denunciatory Of England.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

Gen. stone to br Sent West-Rumor
Contradicted-Smail PoN aud Ty-
phoid Fever-More Frauds Sus-
pected.
new YORK, Jan. 1.-THE specials state
that il il thought that Gen. Stone will be
detached from duty in this vicinity and sent
to the Western frontier.
II is not true that Assistant Secretary
Scott was rendered the post of Secretary Of
War.
Some important changes will DO made in
the personale Of the War Department.
Smallpox and typhoid fever are occurring
in this city and Georgetown. and there Is
considerable alarm among the citizens.
Rumors are rite as 10 the discovery OF
fraud committed by those who have been
raising and ~equipping regiments. Double
ratious ave been drnwn and other supplies
FOX a force on paper, and not regularly re
cruited.
The Committee of Ways and Means. this
mosning, agreed TO postpone the one hun
dred millions dollars Treasury not. bill for
the present. and TO substitute a bill which
provides for the issue Of Treasury certificates
bearing interest. which viii be issued 10
! conditions.
The Bank Committee and Secretary
Chase having come TO a substantial agree
meen. the Ways and Means COMMITTEES are
holding a consultation with the Secretary on
the subject.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
Night Dispatches.
xxxynrH coveREss-Fr.r ss-aos


xXXVIITH CoNGREss-Fn.r sssaos.
" AsHiSer0N Jan. l6
Horsr-Hr. Dunn. from the Military
Committee reported a bill authorizing aud
directing the Secretary Of War % furnish the
prisoners OF the United States in the revolied
States with clio. hing other necessaric- OF life
and Or this purpose. shst nc emPlos such
sgsnts - mas be neccs>ary-passed
Mr.. Wilson from the Cumtaitiee on Judi
ciars rerorted back with amendments the
amendaioFy Of the acf Of 1857. 10 enforce
The attendance OF witnesses-psssed.
/ repeats that part which sEempts~ Witnesses
uho have testified before any terminating
committee Of ether House from being used
a. evidence IN a cou Of Justice.
SrNsTE-A communication ~as received
from The Secretary OF Var n susper n The
resolution Of Mr.. Powell directing IN ous
ser 10 DE respluaon pased a. the last So
son. N regard 70 coDuact<. &c The sn<
wer states that the hvt resolution wss 20.
ceisei stthe Department Just afies the BAT
ia or Jnly 2lsi mi that .iucs then be ha'
TT rad ssAciet.t e~lelisti larcc - properly
srtaer tie resolution. The answer siel
states, | myself have nor made a single con
trset Or any pCrroec ~bsferer. fhe hesds o
Bureaus lave n dc al contracts. TIE cub
les xss rsfefrrd
Mr King tfessatrd n.pednou that IA,
lards OF convicted traitors - awarded q
soldiers. and aiso 70 abolish al fees aud per
Qaislt-s Of oEee-rvlrret
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

Mr.. Hiison introduced d hall 70 amend
certain articles OF war.
Mr. Hale offered a resolution hat Wand
II. Lamar. L. s Marshnl for the Dist,;c, of
C0lumbia. by his recent order comunr;.a-
ted 10 the Senate. excluding the members
Of the Senate from the Jail without , nsss
from him. has been guilty of a breach OF the
privileges OF the Senate, and contemnt If
the rightful authority Of this BODY. ara the
Secretary Of the Senate be directed 20 com
municate a copy of this resolution 70 the
President
On motion 0f Mr. Wilson the bill in rela
ton 10 the arrest OF persons claimed az held
10 service OF labor by officers in the military
or naval sers zee Of the United States va.
taken up. The b:ll provides that any otbcer
arresting any person held to service or To Ia
t4r. shall be discharged from the service.
Mr.. Collamer offer an Amendments or .
substitute. that no officer of the aimy or navy
militia. or volunteers, shall assume 10 exer.
else any authority 20 arrest. hold or control
any person held to service. and that any eff
Ger so offending be dismissed from the ser
vice. Agreed 20.
Nj. Sau!sbury offered the following amend
ment as a new section:
Nor shall any soldier or officer. under
like penalty. in any way entice, decoy or re.
tain any such person from his or her master
or owner.
Mr.. Salisbury said that he thought the
officers or soldiers Of the United States ought
to have nothing 10 do witk the question at all
ether way.
Mr.. Rice moved 70 add after the words
master or owner. the words: who may be a
loyal citizen Of the United States. Agreed
90.
Mr.. Wilson opposed the amendment. he
Was against any kind of justification Of sla-
very. What he wanted Was 10 prevent eff
ceis OF the army frvm returning slaves
Some officers have already disgraced the
service in this way. and God willing, he
Wilson, II he had the power. meant 10 pre-
vent their confirmation by the Senate.
The contested sest Of Kansas was taken
up
The question being the motion Of Clark
10 strike out the word not In the resolution
Of the Committee on the Judiciary. that Mr..
Lane was not entitled 10 his seat
Mr.. Lane said he had refused 10 accept
the Office on the 22i of July. He referred
TO the contest in Kansas with MIR. Stanton
for Senatorship. and said that tour DAYS after
he was elected the Governor, whom he had
overthrow. and his contestant whom he had
beaten. declared the seat vac
Mr.. Bright thought the question barely a
legal one. The President having appointed
him to an Office not created. the Senator
from Kansas could not accept il. and there
fore did not vaca.e his seat in The Serats.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

10. os,o. 900 FIVE MILLIONS or OF BRAk-
DkFTH's PILLS ARE s0LD YEARLY. TBR SAIL
Increases. md yet thousands die hoD
colds and f.ve-s. which these pills could certainly
cure. BraDdreth's Pills are simple, hut unnAiesst
for efficacy. HO~ important hat ~s 81 once sesSs
Al sdvsntAe~ svsg AclD-ss When Il ea1 - bed -
Il outlay of o1ly = cents.
Nj. J C. Rsppelyos, u kenHsooth oounsy. n. :.
writes, March 10. 1852
II ~as troubled IN January lsS With oo~aVeS~-
fS several days, and took ten sralns a oalonei h
obtsn relief. caught oot. I FspPess' ~ any rae.
a severe diGrrbces set in, which my medical attend
ant found it impossible 70 arrest This ~ss ioh0~~i
BY dysentary. Ny strength Gas all goos. EVER
thing passed throu "a me as took t. friend ifeo'
New York, Mr.. George Lewis. fortunately .sllet o.
me. .nd advised R.kspsxrxn's ruLs- 7 thought u
ny veal coalition oDe PHI would be eocash. bot
hs administered four. and t1e next morning -four
more. Much lnpuriy esDe from ne. and. 20 u5
-orpr'se, the soreness and pain diminished. On
box cured me- fully. an 30 hearty, with . s~a
| spy-ive ofee. 90 Canal street.. and ~ ell aFus
rsts-
Sid ~ J \. Curr-ssA-- Tefrs-hsn>. ssd - .
resp>sslle dsalsrs IN nsdtins. Oanld~m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

WAsHlSsTos. Jan. l6.-The only ysrieiy
capable of successful cultivation In those
sections now seeking It's introduction. Is the
Green Seed Cotton, such as j. now being
"a sed extensively in Arkansas. Missouri.
Tennessee and port ons of Kentucky, and
which produces the whole fibre. Seed should
be obtained from these localities. The
notifications of soil and climate will infu
ence the sire OF the plant. IN, length and
frmness offbre, and the product OF the crop.
Efforts are now making by this department
TO procure the proper seed for distribution
The Commissioners further says the result
Of thc cultivation OF Sorghum. the past year.
settles the question OF is practical success,
aud that one of the difficulties presenting It's
eli. Is want OF pure seed. To meet this want
shis division has ordered seed FROM France
for distribution the ensuing Spring. The
same causes which have produced deterioria-
ton here exists there. and well grounded ap
prehcnsions are entertained that seed thus
Imported may not be tree from suspicion.
On Tuesday the rebel batteries on the 70
tomac fred ~ enty shots AZ an Oyster Poem
Is. bat did not hif it.
YESTERDAY q feet of similar vessels tuf
the block de without being fred on. an
arrived safely =, Washington.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

IoE.-The ice crop At this time IS vefs hne
snd Is being garnered In great abundance
by all who are prepared 70 store i away
The ice Is about eight or nine inches thick,
and beautifully transparent IL some Of the
rebel imbibator of brandy smashes and
sherry cobblers. from Richmond. Charleston.
or New Orleans could see the large squares
Of this crystal ice. lying and going % waste
on our streets. he their mouths would va
ter. They will have hotter time- than ever
down there soon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

ciSCgSSkTI. Jan 40.
Flour IN fair demand for superfno AZ S.
90@400.
Wheat firm at 500 e5c ior red and ga
soc for white.
Oats advanced 10 3Se and n good de
and.
Corn firm at zoe.
Whisky &c higher and in good demand.
An active demand for hogs; prices ashade
higher; sales OF 1000 head NJ s3,3c@3.45.
Better demand for mess pork sales of
700 bbls at s,25@9,50, the latter rate foe
best city brands.
Active demand for Lard; sales Of LOO
tierces at SAGE for country and Csc for city.
AT the close mess pork and lard were held
higher.
Green meats fem at pa. 3As and SAG
3Tkc for shoulders. mans and sides.
Nothing doing ia bulk meats.
Coffee firm; sales OF 600 bags at 209o014.
Sugar and molasses unchanged and hrm-
Exchange firm.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
The Forces sent from Puducsh aud
eairp-The 9TH Illinois In the lee.

cArno. Jan. le.--The force cent from this
point and Padncah consists Of nlnet cen regi-
ments Of iufattry, four regiments and two
companies II cavalry and eighty batteries OF
artillery
The steamer January with toe sth Illinois,
Col. Dave Stuart. y aground twenty miles
above Cape Ginradeau. She cannot be
foached by steamers. A land force VITA z
provision train hss been dispatched 10 ths.-
assistarce, They VII probable march %
Janesbcro srd come here BY railroad.
The river Z. fnll Of hckting ice
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

PHExArUkE-We are happy % learn that
the announcement OF the death Of LieCten-
ant O'Bnen. which we made on the ac,hori-
~ Of the Terre-Haute Journal. i meet pro-
badly insorrect. His parents have received
no such information. aud as last accounts he
was eck in Jacksonville bot rapidly improv
ing. he has not been at Bards,own. Efforts
are being made 20 learn the real condition Of
Lieut.. o'Brien, which We hope viii be that
he has fully recovered.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

Hoss--The hog market has improved
somewhat. and heavy hogs were odd on yes
ssrd.v for $3.50 per 100 lbs net. \ eonsid-
cradle number arrived in wagons
The market may. however. be considered
absut closed. though small lots NAV come IN
TIL the first OF February.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

THk RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and laborers are wanted TO hl mp the ranks
OF the Sch lLdiana. or Railroad Regiment.
under - j. NJ. Smith.
Besides performing the usual military du-
ties, this reg ment will build ridges. treste-
works, ,ars. run trains. &c. and the men
perfot mir such work viii receive al add
tons rAy Of frOn 81 to 81 so per day.
Recruits are sent TO indianapolis Zee Of
expense where lie, are furnished with every
thing.
The pAs Commences fron the day OF En-
listmoat
Recruiting Office In Terre Haute. IA door
east of Wabash Express Once. North side
Puclic Square
@. II. WALTxR,
Dec. Goth. Recruiting Officer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

E.The Musical Association meets this
evening for rehearsal. II l. desired that ev-
ery member be in atteud ,nce. As Il i pro
p sed to give a Concert some lime next
week. for the benefit Of families Of volun-
teers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

NV loRR. Jan. u.
stocks lover but fairly active. Chicago
ssd Rock Islzud G5t: Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy s.: Milwaukee end Prairie Du
Chlsa -. Cleveland aud Toledo 37x
Cleveland and 2 ttshufE 1871: Illinois Cen
tAi sctlp 62t% Michigan guaranteed al
American Z IA 1914; Pacific Nail ~:
New York Central ~: Erie 3St< Harlem
10. Chicsee ard North western ist bonds
az lllinuis Central bends 81. Nofh Oar.
DINA &c COT Mis- curl 6s ~ Tennessee
Sc Is, Cnits1 States Sc d % Coupons
sok.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
Loyal Indians Attacked aud Forced
10 Retrest-GuerTiiia Warfare-The
t.uberuaforiat Contest.

cu~DtFD0tOfitt SOntCst.
LEAvtSwoRrH. Jan, l5.-Intelligence has
been received here thst 1000 Union Indians
Ia the Cherokee country. were attacked on
the oh. by a superior force Of Texans and
rebel Indians. and we're compelled 70 retreat.
They are now in Kansas.
Brigadier Gsneral Denver left to-day for
Western Virginia.
A continual gurilla warfare is being car
r ed on in johnson aud Il te' counties. No,
" rowing b ,nds of rebels and detsch-
me,.ts OF Jennison's comm ND.
A GU nifty OF Government stock has been
recovered. and other property conhscsted
On the 5,h, near Columbus. Johnson coun-
". the Federal troops were fred on from an
ambush aud five men killed.
The Supreme Court OF Kansas Is now
hearing arguments on the Gubernatoria
question. The attorney FOR the contestan nj
tiled a petition fer a writ of mandamus e
compel the State Board Of Can vassers L
count the votes cast FOR Geo. \. Crawford
Tor Governor at the late election.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

To AXIS. To Asxs'i To AHSsl'.-
Wanted Cor the 18th Brigade. now stationed
Al Camp Calhoun. Ky, seventy 1--we able
hoa;ss man. 10 serve IN said brigade. Each
recruit. upon bis arrival at camp. will re
eeiye all necessary clothing aud $1,000, be
ing Ons months pay In advance.
At.o-wanted a drummer and hfer.-
Fourteen Transfers also wanted.
Recruiting Office Terre Haute, Ind
LEONARD WEST, Captain.
Jan. i4-dSw2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
No More Changes in the Cabinet
Cotton Growing.

WASHINGTON. Jan l6-After the most
careful inquiry IL ann be ascertained that
there is any truth In the current reports rel
alive TO additional changes In the Cabinet.
The Commissioner Of Patents has issued
a circular IN which he says the cultivation Of
cotton IN the middle portions OF the Fee
States, i beginning to attract general atten
ton.
IL IL. however. a principle "a vegetable
physiology that tropical plants can never be
declimated In the North. except by a repeat
ed reproduction OF varieties by seed. The
attempt TO grow Sea Island cotton. such a,
IL now brought from Hilton Head, would
prove a failure mother portion Of the free
states.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17


Rxnrr DocuxrxT-Ths following is a
COPY Of = document found on the person OFFS
captured rebel in Western Missouri. BY Capt.
r " Thompson. Of Gen. Hunters staff
CERTIFICATE or DISCHARGE.
PISEvILLK. MIssoUEI
N"v. 10, le6t.
Private Thomas Butler Of Capt. Jacob ID.
Conu.r,s COMPANY. 81 Regiment. 9Th Divis-
ion. il hereby discharged from the army OF
Missouri by reason Of expiration OF m
JACOB ID. CONNER.
Com. Company.
Auoroved. b. ELLIOTT.
Com. Regiment.
Approvsd: JAMES s. RAINS.
= Com. Sth Division.
approved: By order Major General 5.
Price
I. ?. II. BRoND.
Assistant Adj't. General.
On the b,ck Of the certificate "a the fol.
lowing endorsement;
certify that the within named private.
Thomas Butler. of Capt. jacob ID. Corners
company, 81 Re simen', sth Division, eater
ed the service OF the State OF NJ sseuri on
the l0sh day Of August, l76l, AZ blsckwa'
ter Ford. in jackson county. No, and y
nov dischaig ed By reason of expiration OF
tine.
The said private. Thomss Butler. h's ssrv-
ed the State TOT three months aud three days,
and has not received any pay Tor hrs time.
He has received from the Site The iol-
lowing articles Of clothing. the amount of
which 10 charged TO him. one quilt 81 90; ots
pair shoes 81 ~.s0-$2.5J.
Given At P.neville this 18Th day OF No
weber. 1861.
Com. Company.
Il "a 10, strange Sterling his failed to ge'
HE 50. 900 men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

Losr.-At the Catholic FESTIVAL. Ga Tues
d.y night. al the National Hall. : Dersts
ssocnr sHAvL. The finder viii coniera
favor BY bringing il TO the undersigned or %
Mrs. PEillip Wyatt
The shawl leA by mistake "a exchange ios
the lost one.~ili be returned on The delivery
Of che missing one referred 70.
q. BEDE o'CoNNoR
q n
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Attention Cnion Rifles

You are hereby commanded 70 meet At
your Armory on Saturday evening. the l'th
inst, for the transaction Of business and
drill. b. or !er Of
" D. TOPPING. Conmsndant.
J. c AcFEE. o. 5 Jan i'DV
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

CTArr or fSpiASA. CorSTr OF Woo, =.
- We, ia ~undsfaxu~f, Dc s~eer tDst - &c.,
"a .,,~.f.>s an s~tr.v Coo taken 40 - our>v
Gfexss' ve-vnhsr sh. issi, Gucney Creek fssp
shfr. eounty And STATE siors<sit. spf to3tpr 49,
a. y raC<~. llns bah. ~tiN billy an WE
snnoe-,4 a. u fsnr yssrs ot nsEt srrns. soi ~ %
'FP'- u. lRSoLD.
skhrfL
s,h.vsh.4 snf <.om - ssf9ss 1s hif 20 GAY a
~~-.s~~ tssf M. A. Hrpn. tp.
s>tHs MS - " = uee opy g - e.S
pyakHt WA wv
6<s<Dea q 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

SCHOOL NoucK-Miss Mcleod vail re
sumo her school Al her old school room. cor
ner Of 9th aud Walnut street,. on Wednes
day the 9th inst. Jani'did
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
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yoa are hereby notified TO meet al your
Engins House on Friday evening. January
18th. a, ] o'clock. for transaction Of impor-
,.nt business. All the members are de.ir
el to attend. By order Of
lsnls d2t ROBT. l. SCOTT. trest.
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Foa Rxsr "A neat dwelling suitable for
small family In the mos, p~leassh; part Of
the city. Will be rented low. 10 a prompt
paving tenant Apply at this Office df