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FROM NEW YORK
uERALp's DISPATCH


From tho Richmond Enquirer.
ArcusrA, May 3l.-The Jackson Missis
sippian of the 29th. understands that a few
shots we're fred from Yankee squadron a
Nicksburg. the previous night. No iniur,
was done.
Oh. the 30lh the bombardment recon
menced- Ii was supposed no serious dam
age had been done.
xens and soldiers.
An engagement had occurred near Grand
Gulf. between one of our companies and the
citizens and a force of the enemy. Ii il re.
ported that 60 OF the enemy were killed
The NicksbuIg Wing reports that Capt.
Haskn's battery opened efiectually on the
enemy s transports nj Grand Gulf, causing a
hasty retreat of the enemy, who subsequent
ly shelled the town. They said they we're in
no hurry about Nicksburg.
Gen. Lowell had received an official dis
patch dated 2sih, which saws two Federal
officers and three men were killed at Baton
Rouge. The enemy then sheled the city.
No one killed.
Capt. Haskins reports To Gen Lowell rlat
he sunk one Federal transport md crippled
another, on Saturday.
On Sunday the enemy came up TO land
troops at Grand Gulf. and marched through
Port Gibson. Our people drove them back
with considerable loss. killing and wounding
about 100.
The Mississippian learns that the Federals
demanded the surrender of Haskin's battery,
threatening la case OF refusal, 10 deyastate
the whole country around Grand Gulf
dispatch from Port Gibson. dated the
LIST. says that all Is quiet at Nicksburg. The
Federal boats had retreated.
Baron RoueE, May 29-The Federals
attempted TO land troops nj the garrison yes
terday morning in small boats. Just as they
were about to land. Confederate company
fired. when, without giving timely notice, the
Federais commenced throwing shot and she'll
into the town. One Of the missiles struck
the Hamey House. Many other houses
were struck
In half an hour after the firing commenced
nearly all the women aud children left the |
town IN every direction.
The Federals are now landing troops A |
light il expected soon. IA confederate force |
being near tho city. Hot work will soon |
commence
MoBIIE, June IA telegram TO the Rich |
mond Enquirer says the Mobile Advertiser
has private letter from Fort Gaines. dated
3oth. which says that I = federal vessels bad
passed the forts, and that = or 3 we're firing
at Fort Morgan.
From the Petersburg Express Of the 5th
we learn that on Tuesday Major General
Robert w. Lee was assigned to the com
mand OF the army in Richmond, in conse.
quence of a slight wound to Gen. Johnson.
From the Richmond Examiner Of the 9Th
Troops and officers never behaved heller
N IA al To Al 4
Chickahominy. The only thing to be re-
GREETED, is the unfortunate wound of Gen.
J Johnston. That was indeed disaster.
Saturday and Sunday were both victories,
but with great difference between the prom
Ise OF the iirst and accomplishment of the
second. The whole affair seemed to have
lost it, purpose and plan. when the animating
mind was disabled and that spirit that went
up in the fry shouts OF Saturday came fab
bling down into Indifference on Sunday, new
ertheless the enemy was whipped
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cB-Mr. J. w. G~rwood. Of the Algy
Dean farm. southwest Of the city, presented
u-. yesterday. lot of Strawberries. which
NC must confess are the largest We have yet
seen. One hundred and twenty three made
a fun halt gallon. These mammoth berries
may be had Of Mr.. G.. at his stand. south
west corner Of the Market House, every
market morning also. at furro~ :. Msyes.
waleh's and ..Howard's Provision Stores, on
Main street. lju5dw
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cd to receive and collect food or money to
buy Ii With.
Similar proceedings were had at tue oid
Chamber OF Commerce, and liberal subscrp-
tions OF provisions and money. were made.
Citizens are generally also furnishing large
supplies Of provisions; and from present APP
pearances. the hospital steamer Empress.
which will leave for Pittsburg Landing. to-
morrow. will be heavily laden with food for
the suffering Souiherners.
Contributions from other points, addressed
20 Brig. Gen. Cullum, Chief Of staff, Corinth,
Miss. will be properly distributed. Money
is not required, as there are no provisions IA
the country 10 purchase.
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had 40 900 men at Corinib. and that now
they cannot muster much over 80 600.
Some offhe fresh graves on the road have
been opened and found filed with arms.
Many Of the prisoners OF war beg mol 10 BIO
exchanged. saying they purposely allowed
themselves to be taken.
Beauregafd himself retreated from Bald
win on Saturday afternoon. to Oklahoma
(Signedl II. W. HALLECk,
Mai Gen.
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LEGAL.
CHERRIES SALE

SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF
lone 'enditioni Exponas Execution issued from
the Nigo Common Pleas Court. 10 me directed .S
delivered, In favor Of Nathaniel Is.e and ag.los,
william = Curry and John Brady Implicated with
Isaac IL. kinkead) am ordered 20 sell the follow
ing deseriped real estate, situated IN yigo county
Indiana fo-wit: The west halffi.) 81 Tie soo.1e.,
quarter IA Of section thirteen 63) township eIe
ven lll range eight 81 west, and on
SATURDAY. JULY stb, isse.
within the legal hours Of said day the Conrt U.nSe
door, Ia ferre haute, will offer the rents and nro,
o. the above described Real Estate together with All
the privileges and appurtenances 10 the same belong
ing Tor term not exceeding seven years. 10 ,he
highest bidder for cash. and upon failure 10 realize
sum sufficient 10 satisfy said execution and costs
VIII enen anu there, oher the feesimple in and 10
satisfy the same
This 5th day OF June 1892
Junesw5wprf $3.50 SAMUEL CONNER. Sh,s
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Night Dispatches.
PROM ST. LoIrIs

ST. LopIs. June l0-Jas. l.. Yestman.
President Of the Western Sanitary Commits
sou. this afternoon received dispatch from
Gen. Hslleck, stating that hendricks OF
women and childrcn Ia that vicinity are in
starving condition. their husbands and broth
ers having been pressed into the rebel ser
vice AID robbed Of everything. and appeal.
INK 20 citizens of ST louis for relief fos the
sufferers.
Mr. Yeutsnen laid Gen Halie-k's dispatch
before The Union Chamber Of Commerce.
and ~ 900 worth ef provisions we're imme-
disiely Subscribed. aud committee sppoint-
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AiNtlNNSfi, JUNO Nv.
Flour iirmer bat quiet. not much demand
Small s1les OF superhue nc >t@2.l 10, and
fancy at 81 ,25@450
Wheat unchanged
Corn dull at 81.
Oats at 35c.
Rye declined TO SIC.
Whisky declined l9c aud dull.
Nothing transpired in provisions. Market
duii but holders rot pressing their stocks on
the market.
Mess pork Is held at SIl, but could not be
sold at over $1,000.
No demand for bulk meat or bacon.
Lard IN moderate demand at ~. and not
much Offering.
Groceries unchanged aud firm.
te Secretary OF the Treasury telegram.
edt0 the President of the Chamber OF Com
merce IN this city TO day, that shipments can
be made ID Memphis To New Orleans As
soon as the Mississippi Is cleared. subject 10
the regulations and inspections OF the Mil
tary Commanders at the ports OF des.ina-
ton; in short, that as regards the Mississippi
commerce shall follow our flag
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ts- Social Lodge No. 20. OF Free and
Accepted Masons. elected fcr the ensuing
wear. the following officers. Who viii be IN
stalled on 2lth June next.
A. l.. Chamberlain. " NJ
w NJ. McLain. ;. W
: l.. Foulke, J. W
Vim. woollen. Treasurer
James X. Castor, Sec.
George X Collamer. ;. ID
Daniel Vaughn. j. ID.
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FRoM KENTuoKY-

LEXINGTON. Ky. June i0th.-The hes,
race II mile heats. on record. was run yes.
teddy, on the Lexington Association Race
Course. by the beaten no scs of the prev iou-
week races. John Claws bay colt. wag-
ram. by imported Yorkshire. dam Topaz
lily: 1861; ls54; 1907; li5ia
II. I. Mctirsth's Mammona. four year-
old. by imported Sovereign. dam Miriam. b,
imported Glencoe Clsys position in The
raee. 9Th. cth. Ia. 1t. let Mammona's 10
siiion. let. lsi. 9TH. 9th. distance
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bhANDkETn's PIrIS.-For the restoration
he~ih Of those who have been stricken BY spotiex,
or paralysis they are The only reliable rsedic.ne.
all affections Of the lungs, chest and bowels their
prompt use saves life and quickly cures Puenu,o.
"a' pieurisy, ohslera, wind spasms, worms cholera
norous. diarrhcea sysenisry. whether fron maiar,.
eating Enripe fruits or other faults In Diet yield
their Influence. Asthma, govt, rheumaiisms. liy.
affections. ruptures. iniammstions a. any organ
levers whether sgue or other specific fcvers billion.
diseases, !ausdise. ST. ytuss dance smallpox. meas
les, Group eryspelas. white swellings piles ulcers.
OF even thirty years continuance and esgec,all,
ulcers Of the liver, have all been cured permanent,
y these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. Ia
female complaints and nervous diseases they La.,
been equally successful. wide change Of life bosh
hrst and second periods). Epilepsy, depression u
spirits. ghtfal derams. all distractions and rel..-
.iions are by them cured, dispersed aud oorrecscs~
Prize Is cents per box.
Sold ~ J. X. cvMsogAE. Terre- BAate. and hy
re~p~ctA'Ae dealers In msdicise. usnidwlm
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dispatch IRON Col. Eliet, was received, tni
morning. at the War Department:
u. s. RAN, SWITZERLAND. orr. MrnPHTst
June 9Th, Afternoon.
To Il. NJ. Stanton:
SHY esterday. after the engagement
with the rebel feet had nearly terminated
and the gunboats and one OF my rams haC
passed below, was advised that a white flag
had been raised in the city. ! Immediately
sent my son-a medical cadet-Cbas. X
Ellet. ashore with hag of truce, and the
following note 20 the authorities:
OPPOSITE MENrHIs, June q.
| understand that the city Of Memphis has
| surrendered l therefore send my son, with
two United States nags. with instructions 10
raise one upon the Custom House, and the
other upon the Court House. as evidence of
the return OF your city TO the care and pro-
| lection Of the Constitution.
CHARLES ELLET, JE.,
Colonel Commanding.
The bearer of the flag and the above note
was accompanied by Lieut.. Col. Conkell, of
59th Illinois regiment, and two men Of the
boat guard. The following il the reply of
the Mayor Of the CITY,
MEMPHIS. June o.
To Chas. Eiief, jr., Colonel Comma nding, efc:
STA: Your note of this date Is received.
and the contents noted. The civil authorI-
ties OF this city are not advised of its surren-
der to the forces of the nted States Gov
eminent, and our reply l. you Is simply 10
state, respectfully. that have no power to
oppose the raising of the flags you have di-
rected to be raised over the Custom House
and Post Office.
Respectfully.
(Signed) JOHN PARK, Mayor.
On receiving this reply the small party
proceeded to the Bost Office, to raise the
National flag. and we're joined by the Mayor
1t Is proper to say that the conduct of the
Mayor and some Of the citizens, was unex-
ceptionable; but the party was surrounded
by an excited crowd, using angry and threat |
ening language He assembled TO the top Of |
the Post Office. and planted the flag. Though |
fired upon several times and stoned by the |
mob below. still believe this conduct was
reprobated by the people Of standing in the
place; indeed, many evidences Of an exten- |
tsnsive Union sentiment there, reach me.
Respectfully.
(Signed) CHAS ELLET JR..
Colonel Commanding Ram Fleet
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bEttrvttLr Lars Ban A. IN. T
havfk sAlooS.-l an constantly rece;,;a,
a No quality Of Bellevals Lager R.s.
which v.li serve 10 lovers o. de 49,.
beverage, AZ my we'll kns~a sslooo. we., :.
the Tsrre Hsute Housc Givem~s call 80,
test lie quality Tor yourselves.
msdif -. kATZRNRACn
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xNxviTH coNcREss-rm~r sr..,oS.

WASHINGTON. June 40.
HotsE Mr.. Thomas OF Massachusetts.
reported from the judiciary Committee a
bin 60 punish fraudulent contractors fur
nishiDg supplies 10 the Government.
A bill for the appointment OF another In
dian Agent vas psssesl There are Az al
ready Ia that territory.
SsSsTs.--Mr. Morrill, offered q resolution
asking the Secretary Of War 10 inform the
Senate whether ans claims have been made
by the citizens Of the United States for des
,faction Of property by the Federal army,
and whether any measures have been taken
70 ascertain the actual damage in such eases
and n ~. what. Adopled
Mr.. Wilson. Of Massachusetts,. Introduces
a bill % purchase the Hospital known as thc
Douglas Hospital Referred
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

forRrs os JrIY.-There will be a meet
lng of the Union and Patriotic citizens OF
yigo. at the Court House. on Friday even
ing at : O'Clock. for the purpose OF making
arrangements Cor celebrating the Fourth oil
july
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FROM VIRGINIA.

CLanKsnuRc. Va. June 9th "A scouting
party. under Lieut.. Bonz. Co. A. 10Th Va.
regiment. on the 9Th inst. captured. in Brax
ton county. Ben. Raymond, Ed. Rifle. and
Stan. Conrad. three Of the worst bushwhack or
in western Virginia. Raymond and Rifle
are charged with cutting telegraph lines
robbing Union men, stealing horses. &c
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WASHINGTON. June l0.--The following was
received at the War Department this morn
i1g:
HEAD QUARTERS, Army N TuE FpLpi
HARRIsoNnuRG, Va. June :. 9 4. NJ.
Hon. r.. NJ Stanton
The attack upon the snemy's rear Of yes
terlay precipitated his retreat Their loss ia
killed and wounded was very severe
Their retreat is almost 10y an impossible
road. along which many wagons were left in
the woods. and wagon loads OF blankets,
clothing and other equipments arc piled up
in all directions. During the evening many
Of the rebels were killed by shells from a
battery Of Gen. Stalls brigade
Gen. Ashby, who covered the retreat With
his whole cavalry force and three regiments
infantry, and who exhibited admirable skill
and bravery was killed
Gen. Miroy made Reconnaissance to .day
about miles on the Port Republic road. and
discovered portion OF the enemys forces
encamped ia the timber
lSigned) ! {. FREMONT.
MAJOR c.en Commanding.
srEcIAL TO rosr.
The Spanish Government has made Zoe
NAL proposition through its minister here,
Ia take all negroes who escape from their
masters, and remove them 10 81 CroiS. free
Of charge. II then propose 90 put them an
der an apprenticeship OF three years permit.
ting them 60 receive regular wages. At the
expiration Of their apprenticeship. q i pro
pose 10 free them Internationally
| mThe correspondence has been sent by the
| State Department to the House Judiciary.
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OPPOSITE MENPHIs, June 10

OPPOSITE MENPHIs, June 10.
To T.. M. Stanton:
There are several facts touching the naval
engagement of the 9th inst, at this place,
which l wish to place on record.
Approaching Memphis the gunboats were
in advance. ] had received no notice that
fight was expected, but was informed, on
landing within eight miles of Memphis, that
the enemy's gunboats had rctreated down
the river. My first information of the pres
ence of the enemy was shot which passed
over my boat. had four of my most pow
erful rams in the advance and ready for any
emergency. The others were towing the
barges.
On advancing to the attack | expected, of
course, TO be followed BY the Monarch, the
Lancaster and the Switzerland. The Mon
arch came in CALAMITY. Some of the officers
of the Lancaster, which now held the next
place in the line. became excited and confus-
ell. but the engineers behaved well The
pilot erred in signals and ducked the boat
ashore and disabled her ram.
The Captain of the Switzerland construed
the general signal erder to keep half mile
in the rear OF the Lancaster to mean that he
was to keep half a mile behind her IN the
Gle aStAhthts euo eheasiVic fahtN W l''tetSi
pate, hence the whole brunt of the fight fell
upon the Queen and Monarch. Had either
the Lancaster or Switzerland followed as the
Monarch did, the rebel gunboat Van Dorm
would Lot have escaped, and my Flag Ship
would not have been disabled.
Three of the rebel rams and gunboats
which were struck by my two rams. sunk
outright and were lost.
The Gen. Price was but slightly injured,
and | am now raising her AMI purpose to
send her to my feet.
Respectfully,
fSignede CHAS. ELLET,
Col. Commanding.
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~ Misses A. and ". wucnberx vii
pen class Tor ExszosptRlNa AMI Csorw,r.
"o'N within eight or ten day. Those young
Aa'e~ Nho Ssa ioAvai thenselsss II tbs
Opportunity. are respectfully reqae.se.. "a
eAi al NO. 6. Mechanics Row. over the
F'ess once js.dlv.
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LIGHTNING RODS.

I TAKE THIS METHOD or IN
forming the pshlc that ! keep on hand aud an
terms. tn Patent Spiral ginning o - the --latest
AMI most approved style. Also The Copper Rod
uch 50 has ben PCT ~ here for TIE last ~w wears
can PAT up A. p cents per foot Call and -.
Work warranted.
Residence on corner 81 slh ard Chestnut streets
JANIS n. Ht DSoN.
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YORKTOWN KyAorsrtD

intend TO close out lay entire stock of
clothing. gents furnishing goods. hats, &c.
at nett cost. within the coming ninety days.
wow sihs Time to get the worth OF your
money. lathe best qualify of clothing. Gel
soon at jacob ID. Early's old stand
Also. wish to say to all those indebted
to me. 20 cal and settle Immediately, TO save
further trouble H. HARTMAN
mt dim.
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BsILkyiLLx LAGER BkEk.-1ho Court
House saloon. on the east side Of the Public
Square. is receiving regularly. from the
brewery of $. Eymer. at Bslleville, a first
class. genuine article of Lager Beer. which
all lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial, equal, ifnot superior to any heretofore
brought 10 the city. Let all who indulge.
give Herr Gronefeldt \ Co.. call. and ties,
the matter. We are informed. by good
Judges. that there il no mistake in the mat
ter But TO satisfy all 20 aud taste
iu6. dim.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

he hSeHl Oh THIS celebrated ma
a chine has the pleasure of Offering the farming
community perfect machine. which Is nndoubled-
~ the best Harvesting Machine in the world
HOME TESTIMONY:
Mr.. GROvrR-Ssr.I have been using one n the
above named Harvesters for the last three years
and am 30 well pleased with II, that would not
take 500 Tor ~ II could not obtain another q the
same kind. find by experience that therr i A
eAsr saving CT so per acre in the way Of secu-
ring wheat, over that cut and put up by the most
approved rcapers. In fact would not LET nv an
proved reapers. In fact would not let ny grain he
cut Ia any other way, II Il offered 70 De PAT in
the shock free Of eNPencc.
SAMUEL MTiIIGAN.
Asar Is,rs Hfafe. My 25l. lse,.
Wv. hILLlGAN.
One year ago we purchased one Of the Illinois Har-
vesters, and would not dispense with the use Of II
for any price. We most cheerfuly endorse all that
Mr. Milhgan has said above, about this mode Of Sc
curing grain. JOSEPH PECK
JOHN RANKIN
not only endorse all that Mr.. Nilligan SAYS about
his Illinois Harvester. but will further ssy that
would not take 81 coo for my machine n could not
procure one Of the same kind.
JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one Of Haines' Illinois Harvesters
during the last two with entire satisfaction
aud would say our brother farmers that we .opS
not take $500 for the VIC have II we could moi
procure another Of the sane kind. and We endorse
All mat VT Aitigan says about this mode Of harvest
ing. THOS. \. COOPER
PETER LYONS
Otter Greek Tow nship, Nigo Co, Ind.
NJ. GeovEE-SE Ihsve used one q Hsinea' IT,
hnois HsTveSters for the last two years, and have
used various kinds 81 The most approved reaper. q
other patterns. aud fnd by clos calculation that
can save about two-thirds q the expense Ly using
the Illinois Harvester. would not take al 90 lot
the one have II could not procure another q the
same kind.
II did not cost me more than 80 cents per aoer 10
harvest my wheat the past Two years takinr int
consideration The mode a. sowing and saving 81 the
grain. IAcOR RRow~
The above named gentlemen are all residents in
oar midsi-all but two are within one heurs fde IL
Terre Haute-and would willingly give auv inf,r-
nation a. 20 the use ana utility o. this Harvester
that may be asked.
In addition 70 the above NAMED n srvesirr have a
good Combined Reaper ard Mower QRecd'sl that
VII wsrrsn. 10 do good work and which VII seil
ior 500 ON twelve months time. "a exchange for
Grain or good horses.
! am also sub Agent Tor the Justly celebrated Rach
kye onhined Reapers and Movers said 20 ~ the
bet in use IRA (ROyEH
Ag'ttf os Nigo ani surrounding oouniis .
~ Please oAll and obtain pamphlet and exam.
Inc the Machine
So.a, East slie Public Square. Terre Hsu,e
June 3i&wim
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS. June SIT has been decides by
the Federal authorities, not to allow run
away negroes 10 come into the lines under
any circumstances; and that they have no
control over them outside the lines.
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FIRE.

lurRrc. Juno l0.-Another large fire
broke out in this city, early this morning.
over lOO houses, principally Of wood. des-
troyed. the property of the workmen in tho
ship yards
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MILWAUKEE LAGER REER
For sale At
laneitAiim WEISS 4 co.
janeIaiin


feR RKSr.-One Of the most pleasant resi
denees for small family. on very reason
able terms. with ali necessary consenience>
Fer further particulars inquire on the prem
sea. corner Of ssh and Eagle street
June :. div
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March 5d2nl

- s'rumous or scrofnlous affections are The
curse. the blight. the potato rot Of mankind. The,
are vie and hithy well fatal They arise iron,
contamination and impurIy Of the blood. and are l.
0e seen al around Us everywhere One quarter 81
~ We meet are tainted with them. and cue Qusrier
Of these die Of hem die fooishly too. because they
arc o"r-oe- Arss's sAHssrssIIr-A cleanses out IN
st0'aoos oofruptioa from the blood renders Il pure
and healthy. and ereotuaiIy expurgA,es the fsul
contamination from the system. No longer gro.u
under your serOiulons disorders, since the irresss
Die AKA has provided bis mastery combination q
curative virtues that he calls ssNsArANuI..-iDrn
ocrst, Waterbury. CT.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WAsuINGToS, June l0.-The following
dispatch from Col Ellet, was received, this
morning. at the War Department:
u. s. RAN, SWITZERLAND. orr. MEnPHTst
June 9Th, Afternoon.
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS
~ The Common Council Of the city Of Terre Hau,e,
Hall, on Tuesday, June 18th, 1854. beginning AZ :
Clock A. NJ, SIT as Board Of Equalization on The
Tax Roll Tor the present year Each and every one
interested IN having their effects CORRECTLY I'D
viii please lie present, that In case II errors the
board can al once correct the sane.
J.F.GULIcK, City Clerk