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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17

A SSIGNEk'S NOTlCE.-Noticeis here
A by given that have been duly appointed Assign
of the estate of GEORGE p. BRYANT, Of WOrces-
ter in the county Of Worcester, nsOvcnt debtor The
second meeting OF the creditors of said insoyent debt
will be held Mt the Court Of Insolvency Worcester
IN said County Of Worcester, the weniyHh March
instant at ten O'Clock in the forenoon which meeting
creditors may be present and prove their claims.
FRANCIS II. DEWEY. .,
WILLIAM +. NICHOLS,J Assisnees'
Worcester, March TO- 1862. DOT mchl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17
EARM FOR SALE-Situated in the

EARM FOR SALE-Situated in the
town Of PIILLIPsTos, one.half mile from the cen.
ter cOntaniDg sixty Of valuable land on which IA
good ~.-story House ell and W, cd house adjoining
NIFTY loot Barn, and store House A daily stage passes
the place connecting with the ternsnt and Massachu-
sets Railroad five miles distant. A very healthy and
desirable Farm, and will be sold Low and on EASY TERNs
PAYMENT "
II sold soon It will be exchanged for property In
this city. Inquire of CHARLES BAKEa
mehS win Aanshester Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17

NJ oIUAA NO, Q LIAUULN HOUSE. BLOCK,
The stock comprises large and valuable assortment
Of pure white Italian Sutuettcs viz; Three racesA-
Flight into Egyptian ore ana Psyche-Dinna-titeek
Observation-Disclosures and Dinna-Three Dane
ing Girls after Canova-Baehus and Ariadne Ianiera-
Prayer; &c, &c
FANCY observation-disclosures Marble Vases Of all
sizes and every variety Of style and Ornament Pure
White Alabasicr and other Mantle ornaments IN great
variety, and embracing many ARTICLES OF rare beauty
very seldom met with IN this market
~ The above gOOus imported direct from Flor.
ence, and never opened IN any other market.
RICH SILVER PLATE WARE, comprising as fol-
lows, viz Tea sets UastOrs. Cake Baskets Wine SETS
ohter articles
Also, RICH BOHEMIAN CLASS WARE and other
fancy ornaments.
bf The above stock will he on exhibition on Tuesday
next. March 49, during the dav and evening The public
are particularly invited to call and examine the goods
as specimens Of such rare and elegant sculpture are
seldom to be met with.
Catalogues will he furnished The Cnnsignees design
closing out the whole stock without reserve.
mchlA dts T., w, VAIL Auctr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17
A SSIGNEES' SALE by order Of Hon.

n DOTVN ETO DhI1N 10y OTUtT OF IIOns
A GEORGE WHITE, Judge Of Insolvency for the
County Of Norfolk. acting In the matter Of H. d. STONE
Insoveut Debtor In the County OF Worcester the un
d9rsigned oner for sale the remaining assets Of said
stones estate and Will receive proposals therefor OF
any part thereof, until March 25 1861 II any creditor Of
said Stones estate make any objection 10 the und,rsIRn
ed dsposing If tn r interest assgnees OF said estate
the parties 80 Directing are requested to present the
same In writing before March %, 1862 The as
senees desire to close out the estae and be relieved
from their trust. y. b. SrODDARD,l ,-.
Worcester March "a, 1852 dst mchl5
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RoBr. S. HONE, President.
ID. f. CURRY, Secretary.

State City and County ofNew York, SIS.
January 20. 1862
Personally APP esreG Robt s. Hone, President and D.
f. Curry secretary OF the company and several
ly made oath that the above statement by them sub
scrbed Is, in their belief, truce Before
flIOS. l.. THOVNEIb,
Commissioner for Massachusetts in New York.
GEORGE ADAMS, Agent, 233 Main street, Worcester
mchl5 u3t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17

Also. constantly on hand. hne lot Of Blank Boots
Gin Books, Bibles. school books AID Fancy Goods al
new, and cheaper than at any other place.
mchS d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17
AnttIons.

GREAT SALE BY AUCTION. for &C.
~ count OF GIovANNoNI and zANNoNi, consist
Ing Of
ITALIAN MARBLE and ALABASrER ST ATUARY,
RICH SILVER WARE,
BOHEMIAN GLASS WARE, AND OTHER
RICH FANCY ORNAMENTS,
(By Catalogue)
Wednesday a Thursday. March 10 Sas 20.
At 10 q. m. and 2 p. m,
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M0trcts.
pICTURES TO BE GIVEN AWAY
One Week Longer.
ATIHR
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
Each Day and Evening the Last Chance.

New Pictures and Artists Materials arc constantly ad
ded to the Gilt Hall Every visitor may select from the
magnificent collection of Engravings, Frames Statu-
ettes M edallions, &c, &c.
For one week longer visitor at the Academy of Fine
Arts may select such presents they please TIE vsr
ETY. Of gifts cannot tail TO please Hundreds calling
next day.
Tickets to the Gift Room Is cen s. children under
twelve 10 cents Admission - Gallery always
free. DIST mchiI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-17

nlSSOLUTlON.-Thc partnership ex
~ is,lng between 8 G. REED n. T. BALLARD, has
Decn TINS diN dissolved by MUTUAL consent ~ O. REED
having purchased said Billiards. interest assuninr ali
demands against aud receiving all due said arm Of
keed A baltafd. r. O.. REED,
~, NJ. 3 BALLARD.
worcester Feb. 70. 1852 dtf mch5
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26
FROM VIRGINIA.

WINCHESTER. June 2l.--0ne OF the lead
ers of the jesse Scouts. who has just arrived
from the advance, states that marching or
ders have been Issued by Fremont for a
still further retrogsds movement He will
either establish himself at Middlstown or
fall back entirely 10 Winchester. Should
he endeavor to foitify the former point he
will be obliged to throw heavy force to
hold the Front Royal Railroad at point par
allel to his position whereby. occupying
Winchester. he holds the key 10 both valleys.
IL is confidently believed that Jackson is
at Luray. Winchester. with the force that
Fremont has at present under his command.
will be impregnsbls unless the enemy has
siege guns with which TO fire the city.
NASAssu JUNCTION, June 4.-All the
bridges across the Rappahannock at Freder-
icsburg, together with the one just finished
were carried away by the food last night.
The river rose IL feet in few hours
Lumber for the construction Of new bridges
is already on hand and in n few days the
damage will be repaired
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Night Dispatches.


N.w Yosg. June 2s.-The steamship
cosisscolcos arrived from Mes Orleans
shout half past two O'Clock this .. M her
dates are 10 the 18th inst. The newspapers
by her contain but very little news.
The steamship Mississippi on the 18th inst.
Zoe Roston. with . lage number Of passsn-
gers aud 2s2 hogshesd- Of sugar. etc.
The wesiher VAS delightful. with delight.
cal 9TH refreshing showers.
seven thousand hogshesds Of sugar soli.
on the 10th and 18th mat. at - fcr fully fair.
Business Ia other articles ~ss light
An order from Gen. Ship'ey. Military
Commandsnt Of Nee Orleans permits the
return Of Conieiorsts officers and soldiers 10
the city. upon condition uhst shev immme-
disiely report 10 the Commsndant and take
oath not further 10 bear arms against the
United States. nor IN snyvise furnish iDfof
nation, AID or comfcit 10 the enemies Of the
FEDERAL Goverpmen until they are enchang
ed or released from their parole.
NV Yogk. June 9s-Prcsideat Lincoln
"a. accompanied - far s this city by Geo
scott
In response 70 lonsd cheers at Jersey Cay
a. the train vas leaving. the rie-iicnt sad
lee words 70 the effect that his visit "a
we-s Polo; ~ss not 20 make or numske an,
Generals.
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For The E.prss..

for TIE Express.
IL has been reported in the country. that
sick and wounded soldiers al home on fur
Tough. could not sc, into the Hospitals here.
however great their suffering and nee essi
ties might be.
This Is a mistake. TO my certain knowl-
edge. "a two wounded soldiers Of my sc-
quaintance have boon taken from their
hones BY Dr. Rust. into Hospital No. I. and
have been much benefited thereby. One
of tho young men the Doctor voluntarily
rode i've miles u see. aud the probability il
that leg viii be saved. which otherwise
would have been lost.
II affords me pleasure TO bear testimony %
the order. nesfness. aud care manifested
throughout 10th hospitals here. and hope
fths-e Ines meet the ewes u any OF our
brave voaaded ssi3s~ss who arc no, doing
yell At home. tina. they or their friends will
see II they cannot gain admission into our
hospitals. Any Communication addressed to
the Secretary OF the Sanitary Commission
Teus Hauie. viii be promptly RESPONDED
20 !.
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Noon Dispatches.
PROM WASHINGTON

WAsHnGroS, June 24-Msjor General
Pope arrived here 10 day. and Il enthusiast
ticAliy welcomed. Ae requested 81
come 10 Washington 10 consult with the mil
tAry authorities IL consented with his duties
la the west
Ii Is understood the military protection OF
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad east of Cum
berlAnd % the CITY Of Baltimore, and the
railroad between Harpefis Ferry and Win
chester i especially assigned Ia tho com
mand Of Gen. Wool
The operating of the Winchester and Po-
tomac Railroad will remain under the direc-
ton OF Gen. Banks, IL being his line &c sup
ply.
A diplomatic dinner was given this even
Ing TO the Mexican Minister. a nuiLber OF
Senators aud other distinguished gentlemen
were present The gathering y imposed 10
have significant bearingjust nos.
SPECIAL TO WORLD.
To-day the rumor that Gen. Ewell had
returned with his rebel force and occupied
Front Royal. is current. IL is apprehended
that. for some days past. the Union troops
lately there. have been employed elsewhere.
and these minors grew out OF that fact.
it Is BY no means impossible that Gen.
Ewell came back 10 that quarter again.
though quite improbable.
This information Is said to come down 10y
the Manassas road.
SPECIAL To rRIsuSE.
Rumor confidently asserts that Jackson Is
again marching through the Shenandoah
Valley, and has already captured Front Roy
al: but We are assured that no reports TO
this effect have been received at the War
Department. He was at Luroy, at last ac-
counts.
general order from the Adjutant Cen
erals Office, Saws in every case Of prisoners
taken in arms against the United States.
Who may be tried and sentenced to death.
the record Of the tribunal before whom the
trial Was had. will be forwarded for the ac-
ton of the President of the United States.
without whose orders no such sentence with
be executed.
Signed l.. THOMAS,
Adj. General
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.
n 5. DANALDSON. Notary Pub

-. DANALDSON, Notary Pub.
A/s lie. Collector. Claim Agent, &c, a.. oner.
his services 10 the public, especially 10 those Who
have been connected with the Military eervice Of the
United States, and who may have any claim sg4ifrf
TIE General Government he will arrange fora So
and successfully prosecute all valid claims Al reason
able charges, and a. rapidly the business cAn g.
dispatched before the proper Offices ~ Washington
Having Tfs fksks experience aud practice bersln
and the aid o. old officer q the eeucral Govern.
meut under President f1limore-s Administration D..
cannot fail Ia being successful Nth All legal claim.
whether for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY ~ LAND
WARRANTS
HALF-PAl PENsIOSs.-The widow. o. II a.
widows. the Children under sixteen year. n AZ u
Officers and sohtiers Of tie prcscni an prs,le.
Who have disao or been killed while b. iIe srr
vice, arr entitled 90 Haif-psy Pensions
INVALID PkNSl0SS.--Au oelosrs ana Sa.asr-
~ho are disabled by reason 81 wounds received of
disease contracted while Ia the service aud la o..
line OF duty ~ ssoidier. Al any p~fiot. are
70 Invalid Pensions
LAND wARRANrS.-An Who served Il t.,.
any Of The past q the Uuitre state or IVA ar
m battle. are entitled 60 loo scres az Land Inra
OF death, the widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY NOSEl.-1he heirs 81 all soldier - ID.
have volunteered curing the present for thrrv
years or during thtsar and have died ~ been llef
shie IN the service. are entitled g. osr ursssst
DoItAss Bounty Money. aui such arrears - tls -
dier's pay A. may have sccruedro the date oi q Il.
death.
Sochsrges made without claim d. suoc,ssiuil,
af-d.
Deeds and Mortgages executed. snd Hank O.,
nlshed.
80 Eastern arrearagss arranged ans coii.si.s
aud exchange promptly reEliitcd.
OFFICE al The old corner stand
\ s. pANAGnSON
tehsau Notary fati'C. a.
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MoOIkLLy's Hk.D QuaRIKss. :
Juue. %

June, "a
From movements Of the enemy last night.
and from information received from con
trabAnd. q general engagement xas look al
for this morning.
The troops were ell under arms al day
light. aud everything in readiness. bat after
a slight demonstration by the rebels. and
finding themselves promptly met AZ every
point they retired 20 their old position
A terribfs storm visited this section las,
night, lasting about three hours The sind
blew hurricane. dwelling tents anal trses
Ia all drectsous.
Richmond papers complain OF the large
price paid tor substitutes in the rebel army.
many Of shom Immediately desert. They
mention instances where as high as seven
teen aud twenty dollars has been paid
The action of Col. Rufus Ingalls, az White
House, la causing the arrest OF some 50 OF
the most prominent citizens remaining in the
rear OF our army. 10 having most salutAry
influence On those who now stay
Ten arrests were made yesterday in the
neighborhood Of New Kent Court House and
Charles City. and the arrested parties sent TO
Ft Msnroe.
There has been less skirmishing for the
Las, twenty -four hours than any timo since
the battle OF Fair Oaks.
The condition of the swamp for an en-
campment has rapidly improved within the
last Few DAYS.
The movements of the enemy. TO days
have been mysterious. Their pickets At some
points have been drawn in half mile. while
at others they remain as usual. Tho ground
vacated by the enemy is now held by our
troops.
Richmond papers to-day, speak OF the ar
rival Of Gen. Price No mention Is made %
tho whereabouts of Beauregsrd's army.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

BKLIKyILLE LAekK BKKR.--The Cour
House Saloon, on the east side of the Public
Square. il receiving regularly, from the
brewery of 5. Eymer. at Belleville. FIRST
class. genuine article Of Lager Beer, which
all lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. il not superior TO any heretofore
brought TO the city. Let all who indulge.
give Herr Gronefeldt a Co, call. and test
the matter We ara informed. by good
judges. that there Is no mistake in the mat
ter But TO satisfy all, 90 and taste.
iu6. dim.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26
HOME TESTIMONY.


Ma. Gsovrn-.Sir. have been using one Of the
above named Harvesters for the last three years.
and am well pleased with IL, that would not
take $500 for IT, II could obtain another Of the
same kind lind by experience, that there - Al
leasr saving Il t1 so per acre In the way Of sec-
ring wheat over that cut and put up BY the most
approved rcapers. In fact | would not let my APP
proved reapers. In fact would not let ny grain he
cut Ia any other way. II Il offered 20 be pat tn
the shock free OF expcnce.
SAMUEL MILIIGAS.
Near Tsr"e Hsafs, My ASA, lse2-
endorse the above.
F.w. NILLIGAN.
One year ago We purchased one Of the Illinois Hsr
vesters, and would not dispense with the Us % il
for any price. We most oheerfully endorse all that
Mr.. kiigan has said above. about this mode Of se.
curing grain. JOSEPH PECK.
JOHN RANKIN.
not only endorse all that Mr.. Milligan Saws shon,
his Illinois Harvester, Iut win nriher say that 1
would not take 81 900 for my machine II could not
JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one Of HsInes' nIaols Harvessers
during the last two seasons with entire satisfaction
and would say TO brother farmers that would
not take t5oo for the one have, n We could nos
procsre another Of the same kind. and endorse
all that Mr. Mllgan says about this mode ofhsrves-
ing. TH0S. Y. COOPER.
PETER LYONS.
Otter Greek Township, ylgO Co, Ind.
Mr.. GxevEn-Sm have used one Of HAines' H.
finois harNcrter- Tor The last Two years, and have
used various kinds q the most approved reapers Il
other patterns, and fnd by close calculation that
can save about two-thrds Of the expense hy using
the Illinois Harvester would not faks 81 coo for
the one have u could not procure another u the
same Kind.
tdid not cost me more than 81 cent? per aesr 70
harvest my wheat the past two year.. taking into
consideration the mode q sowing and saving q the
grain. JACOB BROWN.
The above named gentlemen are all residents IN
nidst-all but two within one hours ride II
Terre Hsute-and would willingly give any infer
nation a. 10 the use and utility q this Harvester
that may be asked
In addition 20 the above NAMED Harvester have a
good Combined Reaper asd Mower Reeds that
viii warrant 20 DO good work. and which | will sell
Tor tloo On twelve months time. o. exchange for
Grain or good horses
am also sub Agent Tor the just, celebrated Buck
Rye Combined Reapers and Movers. aid "a y. the
beet in use. IRA GROVER.
AgcLt Tor Nig0 and surrounding couutie =
aS-Plesse call and obtain pamphlet aud eN.m-
Inc the Machine.
SO9. Fast si8s Public square. TerFe Hau;e
June 3dAwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26
FROM RICHMOND.

From the RiShmond Inquirer. June al
We learn from the Express that Yankee
troops to the number of COCO have advanced
from Norfolk and Suffolk to a point on the
Seaboard Railroad known rs Fraklin Depot,
80 miles from Portsmouth and 80 from Wei
don. The aim Of this force Is beyond doubt
to advance 70 Weldon and cut OF the Rail
road connection. at that place. with Peters
burg and Richmond. At Weldon the roads
burg converge. This explains the recent
Wait Of Burnside 10 Old Point and the White
House the P1munky. where no and Nc
Clsllsn compared notes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

Fos rHs wR-Capsain Jss1s SHIFTS. %
nov here. and has opened a recruiting Office
Zoe the 18th regimeuf near the corner 81
Fourth AID Main Streets. The Captain sss
an officer IA the lth Ind. regiment. and :
. kne ofsscer. and all -ho de-irs::to volunteer
IA the service would DO sels % call upon
him This may be the last chance. thefsfors
Do not dslsy OF else you NAV be too late
-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

FROM LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. June - LA the L ) Court
the case Of Edmund, whose master had per
mitied him 10 work on rebel fortihcation- a,
Fort Donelssn. Judge Ballard declared tho
nego free.
Gen Boyle. commanding The United States
foscs- Ia Kentucky. ordered the Provost
MarShsi OF this city Ia nc up house IN a
proper manner for the rebel women ~ho do
o. ssy anything 10 incite rebellion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

~ Parson Brownlow's Wonderful Book.
The jenuine edition now ready, containing
upwards Of 40 pages. IL superior eRgrav-
ings. an excellent Steel Portrait. etc, beau
tifully printed on fine white paper. and hand
somely bound in muslin. Subscribers can
get their Books al the Post Office News De
pot. have few more Books than have
subscribes for. call early and get q copy
Price 81 ,25.
july2sdtw GUS. ARNOLD.
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o
floaf duh and unchanged tlnugh haider-
feel more Grm under the adviees from New
York Not enough done o. establish quota.
lions
wheai unchanged aud .iesd,
Corn advanced 20 "a and In active demand
from distiIlers.
Oats firm 81 b
whisksy advanced 20 49, ana sneeca de-
msnd
Nothing 'ions Ia psos i-ious.
Groceries unchanged
The sugar and mol.sses ih from Msmphi.
meets nth slox sale
Esehsnss dull II par. 0oli tsae prem
Silver s0s snd asmsnd uosss ~, sc pre-
mlnm.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

L. An those vho want bessdful silk
Hat. Of the lste<, fashion. call At the Se-
York HAs Store and get one Of the Hosas
Msnufscsure, vhsch make myself: there
f.re can warrant al hats bought Of me =
have sne ss-ortmen, 81 frepch Beaver,
Osser and son Cashmere bat. Of the kae-s
quality. and a al coior-. Which sm selling
very loo slso. q large assortment Of weel
Hat. Il ali e.isr.. ranging 10 price ss io-
e. arr esnts
III LOWERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor 10 J 4. YATES
M q Or. Pm. and Msln Sss
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PROM CHICAGO.

CnIcAeo. June % Returns from all but
four counties, foot up majority against the
Bank article OF 4. 500; against Congressional
appointment. z 500. negro proposition deny
ing .hem the right Of suffrage or holding OF
bee. adopted by almost nine tenths vote; er-
Guiding them from coming into the State by
nearly z. vote. They consequently form a
part OF the old Constitution. These articles
we're voted on separately from the Oons'itu-
ton. The majority against thst instrument
thus far IL about thirteen thousand.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

~ j. ". Gas~oed. Of the Algy Dean
Farm. troughs 70 town. on Yesterday. twelve
gallons Of rsspssrrie-. tho first Of the season.
Me- 0ar~ood -ill have Cor sale. The choice
berry. evsry dsy. II his stand, southwest
corner q the Market House. also. At Fur
row's. hsye'.. WsIch's and Ho-srd's. pro
vision stores. on Main street. AMI rili hll al
orders that may be Isi, fos him. II any Of
the above places iuso.di-.
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founrH or JuLY.-The Finance Commit
tee. estimate two hundred dollars ~ the
amount required 70 defray expenses.
Ifthsrs should be amy surplus. II will be
dsstsibaied among soldiers families most in
need.
Ali the subscriptions gill be entered IN
oae book. which will DO circulated among
she patriotic citizens by the undersigned
acting as Committee for that purpose.
j. o. JoSES. 4 q. WAkRkS.
MsErIS GkAcE. WILLIAM CoArs.
SAMUEL PkDDocg. A. KAUFMAN,
" X. MckKE~. A. REInAS.
Ircius RYcK. 4. b. AILkS,
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FROM NASHVILLE.
HERAIp's DISPATCH

NASHVILLE, June 23.-An enthusiastic
Union meeting was held at Pulaski. to-day.
Hon. NELL 8. Brown re endorsed his Oo'um-
bis speech declaring for the Union; he pro
nounced the Union = necessity.
Gov. johnson has been invited to deliver
q 4th Of July address 1t Louisville. Prelimi-
nary arrangements for the celebration at the
Hermitage. on that day. may however pre-
vent his acceptance.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26
IRON MguPHIs

MsxrWS-. June as.--A detachment Of The
Cab ILLINOIS Cavalry made . descent 90 =
bspi Of rebel cavalry guarding q train peat
coliwstcr Station CO the Mi<-isipsi and Ten
ne-se Railroad. and o.ptared - pisopers.
sbcsf - 900 poapds 81 bscos 60 . train
and destroyed bridges and the rosd. s>siss-
ins u impa~<sbie.
The navigation of White sivsr is Toe
cpsn 10 Gen Cert~ army
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sEThe ladies and gentlemen Of this city.
wbo admire line paintings should call at A.
Gregory's Studio. At the Buntin Hoa-e. Mr..
Gregory IS portrait painter OF great rePa
ntation. a. a visit TO his Studio wii! qsickiy
show him 20 be.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

SPECIAL SorrcE-RkxovkL.-l have re
moved nv Office and residence IRON South
Foarth Street. TO the Office and residence
formerly occupied by Dr. j. q. Thompson.
corner Of Ohio aud Market streets
Thankful for past hvors. I respectfully
solicit a continuance Of the same
June % div d. J. II. LONG.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

Foa s.rk-one good Express Wagon.
which will sell low for cash. or will trade
il for horse. Enquire at No. 2ol. Main
Street. South aide. near Terre Hsuts House.
Of CHARLES A. MOENCH
June - d2i