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The undersigned Is personally acquainted with H.
Meaaling and knows that the circumstance Iel.tsS
the foFeeoing certificate are true He saw Henri w Y
ling during bis illness, and bears willing "a
net OF his rtmaEkable cure by Dr. L. j. CESkSv O'ue
IL.sl A. ROSENIirt>r
Subscribed and sworn to before me, ihs i7Ih ~. =,
October. AID 1859: CIy and county Of San haSeiAOo ~
fLs.f FL THIRAuIr. Nn..r, n.,u..
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~ A gentleman IA Lafayette. about .
visit one OF the Indiana regiments a few day.
since. sner announcing that Il would afcra
him pleasure 20 carry any small packages u
The soldiers. gave the following liss of at
cle. that he svnld nsffzks.
Ambr0tyss TO ave pound cases. Lite q
lossphus.' Ia ten volumes, patent baich
ovens. toll size: feather beds and ~piliows. pc
~aiermelons. hrkins OF frc-h batter. sample
~ iNst litter of paps. baby wagons Tor The
ese 81 tniantry sausage suffer. caster oil Ia
oead1er. frosted cakes IN handhoses. casnip
g Ell s,rred auid lsmrs without wics.
hAf brushes: ntdle strings IN the original
PAsN2Sss Vases Ter aoser. ratsicbsliv POO.
"A quart ootues. zee cream sre~s.r- nsilor
cases stuffed Nth head cheese e~sh h.r.A-
gh dircc.lon- Tor sscrr-.f,l =
fresh eggs. sand % sccur knivr. ia
les "a ar honey IA hsfle bAsk~o. p.o
graphs a frames boot JACKS French ~.
of rAi<nk trout. te> Ia csdaie.. hot -
ios ssskag feet rntnsge gr.ters 9Th h.,-
dies. naps % TIE couafry % roller. IT,
nin< mliis for fever ton,fo catsaa ~
casks. boot elseking "a pat bottle n.rsor
skstes >u,ois pi<s fcr p<ts. enprv drv ~osNA.
eeass lead pspss Ter bsllst.. prepsra s~ls-il.nr
soo1 "a buniies. aoor ssels hn<lea. G.
bore collar mu-h ard nIs n r-n.. mou~,
s-7- cinnamon csssocs e. TIE hair eioshe.
iine< sd pas. eAickra ruvy n sosls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
FROM PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2i-The Washing
ton Star of this evening has the following
FAIRsAx STATION. Nov. 2i.-Henry Dewey
Of the 9Th U. ) infantry a paroled prisoner
from Richmond reports that he saw con-
scripts going out with tools 10 work on the
Notifications, also saw fifteen siege guns
going out of the city on trucks. passing
through the streets. The people there said
they were prepared in front. and rear.
The Hampton Legion, and 1900 infantry
with four pieces OF artillery. came into
Warrcnen 10y the Sperryville turnpike
lie left Warrenton on Friday, and took the
road TO Salem. where he arrived al night
The inhabitants there expected Jackson that
night. and they had prepared food to receive
him. Tie left Richmond on the 10th of this
month. and saw about IL 900 infantry be-
tween C~ulpeppcr and tho Rappahannoek. and
the railroad trains from Goriosvillo TO Oul-
pepper are full Of provisions. He arrived IN
Warrenton last Thursday. They say Jack
son wll march 10 Warrentoa In the rear Of
Burnside. lie also spoke at Salem with
Lieut.. Halleck. nephew a. he says. to the
commanding General. The Lieutenant be-
longs 10 Siuart's cavalry and Was wounded
IN the arm and was hidden in Salem in
the Walden House. when our troops were
there.
All j. quiet to-day about Ball Run aud
Ceptrevllle
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NEW York. Nov. 25.-A Fortress Monroe
letter confirms the reported reconnaissance
10 the Chickahominy, by our cavalry. A
force of the enemy was met, OF whom two
were killed, and SIX captured. We had not
a man injured.
Henry A. Wise commands the Notifications
about Richmond.
Nxw YoRK, Nov. 25th.-The Tribune's
AQUA Greek letter SAYS our army rests on a
line extending from Stafford Court House TO
the Rappahannock.
A strange report il in circulation that the
real advance will not take place from Fred
ericksburr. but the movement TO the Rap
pahanDock is only a feiDt, while the decisive
blow will be struck from another direction.
Those who appear TO believe the story car-
not. however. give it any foundation.
SPECIAL TO Tux TINES.
GKN. SraKL's HKApoUARrkhs,l
November ~.
Such information has been received at
these headquarters this afternoon as leaves
no further room TO doubt that the entire
northern portion Of Virginia has been absn-
doned by the rebel troops. There are a few
of Whites guerrillas roaming about Lees
burg. Mt. Gilead. and Martiosburg and vi
cInity. jackson mas gone TOWARDS fich-
mond.
Oswroo, Nov. 25.-The schooner Cruves.
bound from Chicago to this point, loaded
with corn, collided with the schooner Ex-
change. Saturday night, off Devils Nose,
Lake Ontario, and srnk in deep water. Her
crew was saved. and arrived in the Genesee
river.
NV YoRK, Nov. pa letter written by
Admiral Julien De La Graviere TO a gentle
man of this city. announces that the French
army will not move before everything is
ready for great march on the city of Mexi
CO. In consequence the Admiral does not
believe that a forward movement OF the
whole corps De armee will commence before
the first week in December.
The Admiral ia Of the opinion that moth
ing can prevent the French from reaching
the City Of Mexico in the course Of nexi
January, although he saws ouF army perhaps
will have to fight the Mexicans once OF twice
on the way to that city.
News received from Raleigh. n. &. the
18th. says tho Legislature Of this State con
vened yesterday, and Gen. Vance sent in his
message 10 day.
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FROM

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25th.-Ex President
Buchanan in the National Intelligencer to-
day, closes the controversy between Gen.
Scott and himself. and claims he has already
furnished clear and distinct responses
to all the alleged allegations Of Gen. Scott,
Mr.. Buchanan says he shall now have 10th
ing more to add. Gca. Scott has extended
the topics. and now for the first, and in a
sarcastic and unkindly spirit referred to the
alleged stealing of public arms by Secretary
Floyd, and their transportation South in an
ticipstios of the rebellion. The most con
elusive nsvcr to this allegation. Mr.. Buch-
anan remarks. 10 that Notwithstanding the
boast of Floyd at Richmond. evidently with
a view Of conciliating his allies. there cited
by Gen. Scott As his authority. No public
arms were ever stolen. Had Gen. Scott re
Elected for a moment he could not nave fall
Ter into this blunder.
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T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches
FRoM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i.-Ths Petersburg
Express Of the 2lst inst. says IL seems now
pretty well ascertained that BURNSIDE has
Withdrawn the bulk Of his forces from the
Potomac 10 the Rsppahanock. We presume
that a corresponding movement has been
made by Gen Lee. The theatre Of opera
tons has again been changed. and the Fred
ericksburg route to Richmond either feigned-
" or really abandoned by the enemy. Ii Is
hard 10 say what the latter intend 70 do
Gen. Lee has beer trying TO get a fight out
of-then for weeks, but in vain. Ii be makes
the attempt TO get TO Richmopd there viii
necessarily be q battle, and a bloodier one
than any that has been fought yet Where
or when IL will be Is conjecture.
The Fredericksburg Herald Of the 2ist
inst. saws that during the aitefss-on the
impression prevailed th.t the e emy were
embarking IN the vicinity Of ac4.ia creek
On Wednesday and Thursday the Potom-
&C River was covered with ve.-els OF all
sizes and kinds. mainly OF the transport
order. and that they were intended TO carry
off the army. IS an opinion entertained by
many. Enough of the army will be left
over the River to keep up appearances.-
We shall be surprised IL by Saturday night
the main bu'k OF Burnsides force Is not we'll
on its way TO a new destination. though
this is conjecture TO a great extent. We
understand that Federal prisoners captured
estimate their numbers at over 100 600. but
we doubt the figures.
rRTBUsE's SPECIAL
WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i-The receipts for
revenue stamps At the Office Of the Conm's-
sioner Of Internal Revenue. for the week
ending Nov. 2lst. amounted 10 more than
81 900 600.
There Is reason 10 believe that a rssoiu-
ton Of in uiry into the alleged abuses IN the
matter of arbitrary arrests and imprison-
ments in the old capital prison, will be in
troduced into Congress at an early day OF
the session
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

Fuss = g season for wearing luo = At
hand. spd those who ara TO purchase will
wish 90 know What kind they had better ex
pend their money Tor. Sable is ihe most
valuable and costly few can afford TO bur
the beat klsds Of the genuine article. Er
mine l. delicate aud beautiful. and not very
costly. Miok is very much worn. aud "a Of
various qualities. some Of which are very
elegant and durable. French Sable : an
inferior fur. dyed % initiate the valuable
one. The Fitch and Siberian squirrel
are warm snd durable. look very veil and
are less expensive than other kind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
FROM HARPER's FERRY.
SPECIAL TO HEKALp

HARPER's FERRY, Nov. 24-News OF in
terest has reached me from the Headquarters
of Stonewall Jackson, as late as Saturday
last. Jackson then had his headquarters at
BerryvIlle and was there in person. His
force was 81. 900 men ami sixty guns. Gen.
Echels div sion was with him.
On Friday evening Jackson received the
following telegram from JEFF. Davis:
"ff you do not leave the valley at once
and come 20 help US to defend Richmond, il
will not be sorth your while to come to its
defense at all"
Jackson's reply Is not known. but his
forces were not in motion on Saturday morn
ing. The inference Is that he replied in the
negative. This was the fourth dispatch that
jackson had received from Davis, calling on
him to come TO the defense Of Rich mond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
FROM MISSOURI

KANSAS CRY, Nov. 25.-Tho Santa Fe
Mail with dates TO the 10th inst arrived this
morning. the coach was delayed by a hevy
rain storms along the route.
The distribution Of presents furnish
ed by the Government for that portion of the
Utah tribe of Indians, belonging TO the su-
perintendency Of New Mexico. took place at
the Agency on the Sd inst. The chiefs ex-
pressed themselves well satisfied. and said
they were DESTROYS to unite with our troops
In an expedition against the Navagoes, and
help to conquer that tribe. into obedience TO
the proper authorities. All quiet along the
route.
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FRox R CAROLINA.

NookHKsD err. y. c.. Sov. %. via BAT
uNozk. Nov. 2i-Petdons are circulating
among the people Of Eastern North Carolina
requesting Gov. Stanley 70 order forthwith
a. election for members 10 Congress.
Large Uasoa and free labor meetings are
berg held A. various points u this depart
mens. ard the addresses % Poster ere PRO
tuciug very happy efecs
The recent expeaiton sent cut from Nev.
berne uss entirely snccesslai. The Fe3snl
treop- c<znos be dslcd<ed fron their posi-
ton in this state, everything = enses "a m.
Department.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

THr NoarnKaS PkSnKNrIAny BvupINo.
The four large buildings contracted TO be
built for the Northern Pcnitcntiary AZ lichi
gan City. are now nearly completed. The
dragging of tho pavsments end the iron roof
To the machine shops viii complete the work
The buildings will all he ready for occupan
cy by the -, of March next The work
manship !. represented az being yer, sub
%stsntial, apl ne prison will be one among
the strongest. bcs, ventilated. aud convenient
In the " v~i
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Night Dispatches.
FROM E YORK.

NEw YoRK, Nov. 25.-Gov. Vance of N.
c.. takes strong grounds for a vigorous pros.
ecution OF the war. aud proposes n reserve
force OF ten thousand men for the State 10
be discharged in the Spring in time for their
farming operations. How TO raise this force
be leaves to the Legislature.
A private letter says, it is rumorod at
Kingston that two companies OF the 10th
~. & battalion of artillery. encountered
a large force of the enemy at Cave
Creek on the 18th inst, consisting Of
Infantry. Cavalry and Artillery. Our forces
wero in rife pits sheltered from the enemys
artillery. sitter two hours hard fighting our
troops retired from their pits. our loss none.
that OF the enemy unknown.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

s7- The last census returns OF msnufac
turing establishment In Now York reveal the
astonishing fact that more capital Is employ
ed in carving on the printing trade thar in
any other business. tho amount being over
eight aud a half mi,lionsl over six Thousand
persons arc employed in printing. and the
various establishments use mp about 5000.
900 worth Of raw material. ink. paper, &c.
per annum,~ producing oversli Quo O worth
Of books. papers. &c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

Ia Mr Ira Grover. Al his stove store.
east Of the public Square. has enc IT the
most practically useful inventions we emem
her having seen IL Is a neai. compact little
affair for keeping the feet warm. II consists
OF a wooden ben. just large enough to re-
ceive the feet. kept mos, delightfully."- warm
by the heat Of a small spirit lamp We al
wise every one 70 so and see Il. and while a.
Growers Just look al what i considered ore
Of the best cooking stoves ioventci-,he
Dispatch. Judgiag from what those say Of "a
that have nsed Il See ~ sdveriisemet, 10
this rsper
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

RAKK CHANCE FoR A HoNE-FoK SAIL
on RKxT.-A small cottage residence. IL
Jewett's addition. two squares East Of Unioi
Depot. With SIX rooms and sunmer kitchen
good cistern and we'll. stable. corn and woos
she'd. on reasonable terms.
For particulars. enquire At the Office Of
cHAS. ALSRULER.
nov % DIFF Magistrate
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

CINCINNATI, Nov. 25.
Flour firm and in good demand, s. 20@
5 o5 for super.
Wheat firm; sl05@l 10 for prime red
and white.
Corn dull at I5@47 for new aud old
Oats in fair demand At ~ a 30 for new and
old.
Rye 6i@65c
Barley dull.
Whiskey 3il.
Hogs unchanged aud steady at 81 25@
1 GO. $4,000 were packed during the week
and 10000 during the season mp TO this cv-
cning, against $4,000 lasi season at this
time.
Mess Pork quiet and unchanged.
Green meats 3b for shoulders. 5@5k
for sides and 5L@5L for hams.
Lard quiet At eL@s4s.
Groceries unchanged.
Gold declined to Al 2S silver aud demand
notes unchanged at 81 -. Exchange steady
at y discount and par.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
PROM "

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 25.-The Publishers
Convention met in the Council Chamber this
evening. The following papers are repre-
sentcd. Republican. Democrat. Union. and
Evening News Of St. Louis. Times. Tribune.
Evening Journal, and State Zeitung, Of
Chicago, Commercial. Times Enquirer. aud
Gazette Of Cincinnati, Journal Of Louisville.
Ledger Of New Albany. Free Press. Tribune
Of Detroit. and the Journal and American of
indianapolis. The proceedings Of the Con-
~vention are private.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

lT How near akin laughter Ia 10 tears
was shown when Reubens. with u single
stroke Of his brush. turned a lsu Ching child.
in a painting. to ono crying: and our moth
ers. without being great painters. have often
brought us, in like manner. from JOY TO
grief by n single stroke.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
To Contractors

Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro
posals sill be received at the Council Room
in TeFre Haute. on he evening Of December
ID 1862. for the repairing Of Fourth Street
Canal Bridge.
The work will be let per thousand. board
measure. Timber TO no Of good White Oak.
and work to be done in a substantial and
workmanlike manner. Timber 10 be sawed
and counter hewed. Timbers 90 be OF same
size a. now in Bridge Work TO be done
under the superiasendencs of the Committee
on Street and Bridges
The work will he let to theIowest respon-
siblc bidder.
nov20-td J.F. GULICK. City Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

rz- We are informed that the Union
Christian College. Of Merom. will be dedi-
Gated Dec 25,h. Christmas day at eleven
o'clock. The college building will be ilu-
minated IS Christmas eve and at 81 o'clock
Ia the mofs'rg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

~ Our Government has lately male
nine Rear Admirals in the navy. A cotem-
porsry suggests that IL the Government
would make about double that number OF
rear generals. from those ia cur army.it
would prove a big thing
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lf'ea ne Richmond EnQairer. Nov IN
Executive OFYIoKy
RIcuxoSp. Nov. l6
70 Litaf. Goa. Holmos. CommsndiRs fhs
Troops ef tho Mississigp, Department:
GENERAL - Escicsed YOU will fod = slip
from the Memphis Daily Appeal OF the %
inst. containing rn account purpofting 10 DE
derived IRON the PALMYRA. No. paper. a
federal journal. OF tho murder OF ten COnfed
citizens Of Missouri. by order Of General
MeNeil. Of TIE United States Army. You
vii communicate by hag OF truce vita
the Federal officer commanding that Depart
meat. and ascertain u the facts are a. stated
II they are 80 you vii demand the immr
fatc surncnder q Mcneil q TIE COofejer
ste authorities. and IL this demand = net
complied win. ven VII inform said coz
mAndinr oahcer that zoo are ordered q exc
cute the FIRST ten United States officers Who
fsii inta vour bands.
VERY Respectfully Your.
S,rne3.1 JEFFERSON DAVIS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

COOP ARSs--Ten thousand long range
Enfield rifles have been sent by the War De
partment 20 Indianapolis. with which 10 arm
the Indiana troops lately exchanged. The
7lst have been supplied with this gun. which
u considered the most effective arm in the
service.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

For saie.-I viii sell OF trade nv steam
Pouring Mil, at Loekport, on reasonable
terms. The same is in good running order.
For particulars inquire Of Hosford 4 Brown.
Attorneys. Teue haute. Ind
,ox2s-d&wtf ALBERT LANCE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

sH-The National Bank Note Company :
now furnishing the Government one hundred
thousand dollars per day OF pOstage currency
Secretary Chase has ordered the amount TO
90 doubled.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

~ An election was held on Monday
last by the Commissioned officers of the Iist
regiment. for the purpose Of selecting a
lieut. Colonel and Major. which resulted in
the choice Of Adjuiant Maston for Lieut..
Colonel, AMI Captain Conoyer for Major
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

.STRAYED

ESTRAlED.-Fron the subscr-
~ s<r. .scsa TIE ga - octpb<r. four A~.t -
cate - 10 sils~fnx c~iscrfTuca- - a. &c
iefss Gee. skits an ~ s7otr<t g ~ h1y. wfA
- - shSrt th< nrck. 49, ~>srtnx k<I ons
sen hsfs- A-se ve-v 80. snd .s-, "a. swe year
Nak chiefs. e. ga . ~hlts u<r q re fsce.
40 10 ss1~F t.1 snt ~kIss sp><ted- Any r<rs>n
80 81 lss~~ la8<asues 81 10 -U<ns~A Fxpre<s
o1rs.~ cf 80 -h<re.e~uts q sse esuse. u1n -
rt>rklr rsssr*~A
yeri-~e e. aSs1cy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

= -Orphsas c Kerr explains the cause Of
the inactivity Of McClellsn's arm ~sAiisiae-
torily. h. says the General was 80 much a
father 70 bis men that while he was with
them they could not possibly get a step far
farther.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

FoRT MONROE, Nov. 23.-The Savannah
papers of the Goth say that two g~unboats and
one mortar boat attacked Fort McAllister
and Genesis Point, on Ogiechee river, yes
terday morning. After a fierce engagement
the enemy retired. The works are still in
perfect order. Our loss is three wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
Attention

Wanted. a substitute 70 enter the list
Regiment. A liberal price will be given.
Call upon c. T. Noble. West side Of the
Public Square. n~ovl-dlw-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

~ Oyster soup served up at corinihian
Hall. a. any moment. for ten cents per bowl.
n0vl0dt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

~ The rates Of the Chicago Tribute.
Journal and Times have been advanced
from fifteen to twenty cents a week. Tho
other papers Of the city have missed their
prices in a proportionate degree.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

e 1000 bags Of Ground Liverpool salt
arriving and FOR -Ale.
NovlldlwwIm. X. >. cox. son.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

~ Notice the change in the time Of at
rival ard departure Of trains on the ieffe
Haute and Richmond Railroad. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

tH All those who want a beautiful Sill
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there
fore ! can warrant all hats bought Of me
| have a fine assortment 81 French Beaver,
Otter and Sof Uassimers hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colorr. which am selling
very low also. a large assortment of Wool
Hats. of all c%oIors. ranging in price a. low
a. fifty cents.
T. II. LOWERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor TO j. G. YATES.
m27-tf Cor. Fifth and Main e
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

sF-The % quarter Of Mis- William Sc
lsct School vii on Mooday Nov
9Th. Gs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

~ The whole amount OF expenses OF
the dr.f, for the State Of Indiana are ga
600. or an average Of $3.50 to each county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

TT Ladies and gentlemen, now IS tho
time to get your Fall ard Winter wear col
ored and cleaned. Having improved and en-
larged oSr dye house and finishing tools. we
are prepared to do any kind Of work in our
lins-not to be excelled in tho western
cities. J.. O. REINERS 4 SON.
East Wabash st. bet 9th 81. & canal.
Novl0dlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

Losr-A young Pointer Dog. Had a
collar on h- neck. Any one returning him
to me will bo literally rewarded.
novSdtf u. SHOEMAKER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

n Paper collars have advanced from
q cents 20 40 cents per dczsH-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-26

Tax payers are requested b vrefiie thenHiFss
s.th ebaure. sstke sane Il vffy scafce I'D = III
be impossbis Tor me = make nc rtsngs ~ erFfS
esse n y SCOTT.
o~fro-t~.~ Treasurer Figo CO.
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TAX NOTICE.

Treasurcrs Notice for 1862.
To The Tar Payers Of Vigo County.
ToAsrsEss OTuct. Oct n. 1897
NOTICE IS hereby given that the
~ TAR d1pioa's for iss1 has been received 49,
ths f'iis~1ng IL the rats q iaEss or ssii year.