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Nsw Yoax. June H.--1'he following is
an extract from private letter, dated Mas.
sau. n. T.. June 9th.
There are now here eleven las, iron steam.
err. and Others are arriving arriving daily at
the private rendezvous. cochran's Anchor
age.
large steamer from England hove TO of
the yesterday rnd landed her passencrs. when
she also proceeded 10 the anchorage
Among her passengers are the notorious
pirate SHINES and bis officers of the SUM
ter. | presume hc has come here 90 take
charge OF the Oveto. or else he Il on his
way 10 Charleston where We hear the rebels
have two formidable steel plated rams ready
for launching
The steamer Jersey Blue arrived with 400
sick and wonsdcd from Gen. Mcclellan =
army, aud ~ pri,alesfsmen whom the rebels
refused "a exchange
Gold quoted Al reE cent premium, ster
lhE l6al1
The Werld's Washington telegram states
a rumor that the French Minister N. Mercier
has engaged passage 30 Europe. in the steam
er following Lord Lyons
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Sunday Night Dispatches.
MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.

JEFFERsoN CRY. Juno l5.-The resolu-
tons introduced in the Convention yester-
day, asking our Congressman to urge the
passage OF law 10 secure restitution TO the
people of Missouri, who have lost property
by the Federal soldiers were adopted.
The majority of the committee Mcssrs.
Breckenride. Orr and Douglas, TO whom had
been referred the Governors Message, re
ported for adoption
The resolutions of Mr. Hitchcock which
had been referred to them. the minority,
Donihan and Howell. state that while they
had not been to agree with the majority
they had no report To make.
Two or three substitutes were offered and
discussed to some length and rejected. when
the report of the committee was adopted.
yeas 81; nays 23
A resolution OF congratulation at the sue
cess OF the Union arms at Memphis and Vir
ginia, offered by Mr.. Hitchcock, was adopt
ed. and the Convention then adjourned 10
the 4th of July. 1863, if not sooner called
togeter by the Governor.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGroS, June li--Notce has been
given 10 the various churches witout regard
To denomination. that their edihces viii be
used for military hospitals, il necessary
liz is asoertainsd from a gentleman who
arrived to-day from Gen. Fremont's army,
that arrangements have been made by which
to promptly furnish them the requisite com
missary and quartermsster stores.
The men had suffered much not only from
forced marches over mountainous roads, but
from the scarcity o. supplies There we're.
however. no serions complaints. aud they
are IN all cheerful spirits
Many Of the sick AMI wounded are com.
iortably cared for at Mount Jackson, where
the rebels have erected commodious build.
ings.
SPECIAL To rosr.
WASHINGTON. June IA LOYAL Virgin
ian who has arrived heee. reports that the
rebels have about $1,000 effective troops at
Richmond.
The National Intciligencer has an able
editorial arguing that Beauregard's army is
probably on its way TO Richmond
The loyal residents of Washington are
greatly exercised at the act of Gen. Wads
worth in seizing three secessian Episcopal
churches in the city for hospital purposes.
The rebel vestrymen of Trinity church
are cnraged at the seizure of their church.
A number of soldiers who were wounded
at the battle Of Port Republic have arrived
here.
An officer who was In the battle sf Port
Republic doing duty in the advance of Gen.
Shields Brigade has just arrived here. He
says he received positive orders not to burn
the bridge over the Shenandoah.
Our entire loss in the figh. in killed.
wounded and prisoners did not exceed 900.
l56 Of our men were killed and 900 wounded.
The regiments engaged in the fight were
the 9Th Indiana. and 9th. 7th, and 18th Ohio.
Col. Buckley is missing.
The sick aud wounded soldiers in the hos
pital here. are treated with good and sub
stantiai attentions from members of Con
gress, and others. from their respective
States.
The Senate Committee on the Judiciary,
Il i understood will not recommend the
consideration os the bankrupt bill. during the
present session.
The Post Office Department, has directed
tue resumption Of mail facilities to Memphis,
Tenn.
Another ship load of contrabands will
leave hare for Hayti. making in all, about
500 during the past month. sent there.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

CARR RACE, June l4.-The steamer China
from Liverpool on the 9Th via Queenstown on
the sth, was bounded today by the news
yaeh and the following news attained
A vessel arrived at Liverpool from Char.
lesion with rosin and turpentine
Mr.. Pearson. the owner of tho steamer
Circassian, publishes n letter asserting that
the vessel had not anything on board really
contraband. and was legiiimately chartered
from Bardeux to Havana. and was within 20
miles Of her destination when seized by a
Federal cruiser and she was OF two great
draught to run the blockade at any Confed-
crate port.
The London Times editorily reproaches
the Canadian Parliament for neglecting To
provide for defense Of that country by de.
feating the militia bill. Ii speaks of tho
question as vital one for Canada. but sec
ondary for England.
FRAScK-lt j. rumored Napoleon con
templates n permanent establishment Of
French influence in Mexico by protector
ate.
The Paris Moiteur contains a notification
of the blockade Of Mexican ports Of 1ampco
and Alvarado.
Austria continues concentrating troops in
Nenetia.
MapRID Juno 6.-Thc psblication of the
official documents concerning affairs in McSi
co produced an impression un(avorable TO
Gen. Prim.
Paris, June S.-The Constitutional pub.
fishes an article signed l.. A. Mayene, show
ing the impossibility of the South's being
conquered, and maintaining that mediation
alone will succeed In ending n war disas-
trous 70 the interests Of humanity and Eu-
rope
The Times city article SAYS the belief in
an early settlement Of the American Difficult
ties has been greatly diminished l., the last
intelligence. The steamer Lauban having
been declared Illegal, gives great satisfaction.
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The Committee Of Arrangements met on
Saturday az 2 O'Clock r. NJ. at the Au.
dstor's Office The Committee were all pres.
.at
On motion Of J. 4 Scott. if WAS ordered
that the citizens OF Terrs Haute anj Vigo
county. will hold . general pc. .nic eelebra-
ton ri Tenre Hau.e oa tl4e approaching llh
OF July
On motion OF J. O. Jones. the several
military companies aud all the different 81
.cset.ss OF the county were requested to JON
with u ou that occasion
Ga motion Of J 7. Scott. committee OF
hve were appointed 70 select the ground on
which the celebration will DO held and ar
range the same
The chairman appointed }. T Scott. Capt
Haney. NJ. ". o'ConnelI. A Kaufman aud
q. W. Bemcnt
On motion OF j. U. Jones. committee Of
three was appointed on ordnance. the chair
appointed A. Holmes. z. p o'Rieley and ii
hulman.
Co motion. a committee at I've was ap
pointed 10 ,seIeet an Orator. Reader. Chap
lain and Marshal The Chair appointed G.
T. Hosiori. E. B. Allen. j o. Jones J r.
Scott ard " ID. Scott
On motion n finance committee Of ten was
appointed The chair apo inted j o. Jones.
VI Grace. Ssmuel Paddock. W. X. Mckeen.
l.. Ryee l. @. Warren. wm. Coats. A.
kaufman. f. u. Allen and A. Reiman.
De motion of J r. Scott, a committee Of
i've vas snP"istesi on programme and mu
SIC to repef' a the meeting of this commit
tee. Tbs esair appointed j. T. Scott. A
claussen. G Scyfferfh. wm. Coats AMI C. G.
Knapp
On motion. W. X. McKeen vas appointed
Treasurer Of the Finance Committee.
Ga motion. Col ". +. Mclean was invi.
tel TO act "a President OF tho day
On motion, a committee of Eve was .ap.
posntesl n procure water and zee. The chair
appointed haney, Grace. Hulman. O'ConneI
AMI Conner
~ stt"NtfHf >%ft*t t@tN@t@ ~ wv -"
pointed on posters and printing The chair
appointed Jones and Hosfor,l
On motion Of +. n. Allen. the following
resolutions was adopted:
Resolved. That the people Of this city and
county be requested 70 Law aside all ayoca-
tons on the approaching 9Th Of July. and
Join. together. N celebrating the birth day Of
American liberty
kessfred. That a general iavitalisn be and
the same y hereby extended 10 the neigh
boring towns and counties 10 participate with
~ oa that occasion.
Ordered. That the Secretary furnish each
member Of the different committees a print
ell l'ss OF all the committees thi. .ay ap
pointed.
Ordered. That the Journal and Expxcss
be requested 20 publish the forcsoiax rso
eeedlngs.
Osslescj. Thxt Committee adjourn unrsi
Sasuniay next. al ? O'Clock, % meet al n G
A9ditos's Office.
JOHN +. BAIRD. Chm'n.
=. y. ALssx. Sec'y
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MENPnIs, June l3.-The city remains
unusually quiet and orderly, and business is
slowly reviying Thus tar the amount of
rebel property seized amounts 10 only about
$4,000.
Capt. II. W. Dill, of the Provost Guard.
estimates the value OF cotton, sugar. &c
concealed for shipment. to be about $3.50, 600
This rapidly finding It's way TO the levee.
The absentees have been oyer-csiimaicd.
Many who ran at first have returned, while
those who leave on upward bound boats are
mostly members OF sundered families.
The Mayor ani City Council are OF Union
preclivities, as general thing, aud exercise
their functions in harmony with military rule
Their continued good conduct = renewed
assurance of this.
There are only two or three places in the
city where either confederate scrip or post
office STAINS are worth anything The most
prominent rebel sympathizcrs viii not take
the scrip.
An arrival here direct from Madison, Ark
brings information that Gen Curtis had not
reache Little Rock. but was approaching
from Searcy. He would meet with no op-
position.
MIR. MarklanJ. Agent for the T. q. De
partment. opened the city office 90 day. aud
sn Agent OF the Treasury Department i on
his way TO reopen the Federal Custom
House.
There have been about 30 applications for
the office OF Postmaster by prominent citi-
kens Of Memphis.
There Is a. yet but one national iiag tloat-
ing from n private residence and that l.
from the house of Nr. Gage
There i but little activity in shippers,
although few dry loads of cotton have
been hauled down 20 the ievcc this morning.
some 500 bales, some Of which being con
cealed IN uarehonsez.
Tho Avalanche in an article on belliger.
ents, admits that that the South has defend
ed the use of privateers aud guerrillas. and
charges the North with the commission Of
crimes al shich human nature IN in its wild
ct paroxysms Of passion feels itself horri6ed
IL claims that legitimate heliigerents should
settle questions Of war. leaving peaceful
civilians 20 tho enjoyment Of their rights.
and observes that these views are srknowl-
edged by the Federal
MsxrHFs June 14.-Col. Slack issued or
'iers this msrniug. prohibiting dealing or
using currency Of the Confederate States
ani tha, the sse thereof As circulating me
diem would be regarded an insult 20 the
Government Of the United States. Persons
offending are 10 be arrested AMI snmmariiy
dealt with
The rebel ssmpafhiscrs are already &c
einniag 10 vince under the vigorous relsev
Of the new comman<iarts~
Boauresard's army kr>rssecl at Lnpelo.
20 nile- south Of coTnsh Asrangcmenss
have been made looking 10 the fortihcation
Of the place.
Deserters arrive here daily AMI take the
oath.
Gen Price ~ss sf Mobile on TUESDAY last
The ssme dsy Gen. Bseckinridge sss AZ
Mesiiisn
!, = believed Col. Slack will Immediately
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TErnk. HsurK fkxsLs coLlrcE-oRprE
90 EsEReIsEs AT TuE EXAMINATION FOR Mon
pAY AND TUEpsy.-Monday, a x.-First
Latin Book: Rhetoric: Evidences OF Chris.
tianity.
x.-Algebra; Botany Moral Phi
Iosophy.
Tues'isY. . 9A.a.-Gcomeiry; Element Of
Criticism Logic.
The examinations thus far have been very
satisfactorily sustained BY the young ladies.
Music and composition asreeably relieve the
usual teiiousness attendant uron snch eSer
tises.
We would say to all who justly appreciate
the advantages here offered 10 attain com
piete and thorough education. attend the es
animation. and Judge for yourselves
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LEAyENwoRrH, June l5.-1he Kansas
State Senate sitting as a Court OF lmpeach-
ment has found John W Robinson, Secre-
tary of State. guilty Of high misdemeanor
by vote OF IL 10 T. On the remaining
charges The court found him not guilty.
The court. by vote OF II 70 % declared
that John W. Robinson be removed from tho
of Secretary of State.
The case of Mr.. HcIlvcr. Audtor Of
State was then taken up.
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- Strrsnoas CT scrofGious affections are the
curse. the blight. the potato rot q mankind 1hey
are vile aud flthy well fatal They arise from
contamination and impursy of Tie blood, and ere T.
Be seen all around n everywhere. one quarter %
All We meet arc tainted with them. and quarter
Of these die Of them. die fcolsny toe because they
are eurAhle. Auk's ssHssrsxuIs eiesnses cut tic
seroiaous corruption nom the hood. renders itpuie
and healthy. and ensctuAily expurgAtes the foul
contamination from the system. ~ longer erosn
under your scsoialous disorders. since the lrrcisi
bic ANS has provided his uaasiesiy continuation q
curative virtues that he calls sskssr,kni. Dor
ocrat. Waterbury. CT.
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Ga cfSNAfI, June Ia.
Flour dull and lower sup. - 95, and ex-
ira, 81 20d4 25.
Wheat not saleable unless at decline of
&c per bush.
Corn in good demand at ,. aud rye 50.
Oats %.
Whisky advanced to 20c, ard in good de-
mand.
Mess pork dull; 800 bbls good city packed
sold at $40 80; no inquiring for bulk pork
or bacon.
Demand for groceries light and market
dull.
Sugar, si4&7l4; coffee, 2O@22, and mo
lasses 80.
Gold firm vt 554 prem; exchange ls@l ,.
The buying rates tor gold, 4s4@5 prem.
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale nj
junelnlIm WEISS 4 cos.


BKLLEvTLLE LsosR BrKR.--Thc Court
Square. Is 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, ifnot superior TO any heretofore
brought 70 the city Let all who indulge,
give Herr Gronefeldt a Co. call. and test
the matter. We are informed. by good
judges. that there is no mistake in the mat
ter But TO satisfy all. 90 and taste.
ju6. dim.
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eB- All those who want beautiful Silk
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 fine assortment sf French Beaver.
Otter and Son Cashmere hats Of the fines,
quality. and Of all colofs. which | am selling
very low also, a large assortment OF Wool
Hats. Of all colors. ranging in price as low
as fifty cents.
T.H. LCWERRE, Practical Halter,
Successor to J. g. YATES.
m27 If Cor Fifth. and Main SITS
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~ The Juvenile ClaS- in vocal music.
20 be taught b. Mr. ; ". Slanage, OF Indi
annapolis. will meet this afternoon at Eve
o'clock. at the Hall in the City School House
Building. tie ~ill give twelve lessons in
music free of charge. All the Juveniles
throughout the city are invited 10 attend
June 10 2i
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- Misses A and ". witteaberr w,li
zen class Cor ENnRosnsRISa and CEocutr
Notk within eight or ten days Those younr
''''e- '" 10 wish % avail themselves OF hi.
opportunity. are respectfully requested to
sali Al No. s. Mechanics Re. over tho
''''' 1Apsess Office. ls.dls.
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~ A. Ward. the great humorist, who
has made 30 many trips up and down the
raging cana~l on the well-known Sally
Ann 10 and from this town" We see from the
Indianapolis Journal i 10 give one OF his
peculiar lectures ia that city on Tuesday
evening next. Should he conclude TO make
a trip to our city. We bespeak Tor him
crowded house.
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sY-Mrs Graf. at her residence on Ohio
Street. between 9Th and eth. can accommo-
date few more day boarders She has also
rwo or three very desirable rooms suitable
for gentlemen and their wives. or well adop
ted to a small family. Terms reasonable.
and made known on application.
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~ A full attendance OF the members Of
the Union Ail Society Is requested on Tues.
slsy afternoon. aud il those who have sew
ing machines will send them. il i proposed
10 accomplish all the work on hand. without
another meeting during the hot weather.
By order Of the Vice President.
MRs j. ID. EARLY.
Mas. SoniEE. Secretary.
June 1921
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BRANDRRTn's PllIs-ror the rcstoratIcn
health of those who have been stricken by apopleA,
or paralysis ths5 are the oAly reliable raedi,iuc.
all affections q the lungs. chest and bowels shrif
prompt use saves life and quickly cures ricnme-
MIA, pieufisy, chelera. wind spssms, worms cholera
morbus. diarhcsA. dysentary. whether from malarI.
eating unfiPe ffuits other faults IN die,. yield
their influence. Asthma, goui. rheumaiisms, live
affections. rupiures. inhammauons cf any organ
levers whether ague other specific fevers. billion.
diseases, jaundise. st. yisas Dance smallpox, meas
les. Group. erysipeas white swellings piles ulcer.
OF even thirty year, continuance aid especiAll,
ulcers Of The liver. have all been cured permanently
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. "a
female complaints and nervous diseases they Lss.
been equally successful. wide change Of life. both
first and second periods). Epilepsy. depression u
spirits. fighsul derams. all obsirucslons and reas.
ations are by them cured, dispersed aud corrected
rrice Is cents per box.
Sold by J. r. cUusoHss. Terrc-I IIsute. and 4,
respectable dealers IN medicine yanldwlu
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FROM MEuPuIs

Mr~rns. June IL Secessicn sympaihi
sers arc becoming more bed dailf IN the
expression Of their sentiments I'nien msn
complain that Col Fitrh's rnl~ esef the eils
is loo lenient. tba, unfii assured of better pso
lection esnhot arcs their seesincpts The
proso.s Marshal secsaires the oa,hf from al
applicants Tor ps~~es cs psrus's- 20 y p seoss-
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LIGHTNING RODS.
/ TAKE THIS METHOD OF IN.

u sormin< th< psbIic that keep en had sud an
esdy. - shcrs natice. % PIT NJ ressenaAle
~ the Patent spiral AxhlninT kpi of the latest
tpd uest rnrfoset style. Ais8 fhe Copper Ro-f
sch - has s~n p1t np br-c for last lr~ yesrs
ssn PAT np a - csne per foot Cal and sfe.--
Work sefrsntet.
h>stdsnce corner of tth ard Cb~stnuf STREETS
JAMS n. HJDSoN.
lene1itwfw
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FROM BOSTON

Bosros. June l5---Nearly 10000 dollars
have been subscribed in provisions and mon
ey for the starving Southerners, about Cor
NTH. Three thousand and five hundred dol
lars worth Of provisions were shipped on
wednesday, and another shipment goes 20
day.
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Bslrixesf. Juae 1.-The iarpers Ferry
Bridge ~ill be Substantially finished 10 NOR
ro- night. fraisht and passenger trs n viii
resume regular crossing on Monday. thus
re opening permanently this ronie ~ and
from the Wet
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Rkcnrrrs WANTED IxxkpArELy.--The
10Th regiment is being reorganizcd under the
auspices Of Col. j. L Lucas. late Lieut.. Col.
OF the same regiment. and all persons wish
ing 20 enlist under officers who have seen
service, can have chance now, OF assisting
in crushing out the rebellion. and once more
Witnessing the supremacy of the Stars and
Stripes
Pay. rations and clothing from tho time OF
enlistment. A recruiting Office will be open
every day. until the desired number arc en-
rolled Oflice. two doors south OF the Gin
cinnati House. on Fourth street-east side.
W. NJ. CONNER,
ll3.dtf. Lieutenant.
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FROM ST JOHNS. S.P.

~. Jonxs. n. =. June iish. The steam.
shigs Rasari-. ffom SOUTHAMPTON the fsh.
and The ch.nA. froue L<ssspsoi the sth.
ps<sri Cape Rare. tbs forenoon
Bcth we're boarded by the ps~. yaehs 81
the a<sociatfon Press
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IT. Lotis. juno lt.-Neariy seo0 in pro
visions and money have been subscribed for
the starving Southerns about Corinth. 81
600 worth Of provisions we're forwarded on
We.lncaiay. ard another Shipment Of nearly
the samr value will be made 90 dzy
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CoxnKxcsxrSF.-Thec commencement ex
ercises of the Terre Haute Female College
will take place at the Congregational Church
on "Wednesday. the 18th inst. commencing
At ~. O'Clock a. IN. Rev. DR.. l.. p Thomp-
son. of Cincinnati. will deliver the Annual
Address.
Pificen Young ladies having finished the
prescribed course. viii receive the Bacca-
laureate degree
The examination will commence at the
College this morning, and will continue till
are invited to attend.
JOHN COVERT
June ~ 1862
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Nussks wAxrsp.-six or eight good
nnrses are wanted 10 so 10 Pittsburgh
Landing f.r one trip. Those that can go
will please report at the Auditors Office by
, O'Clock toe dsy.
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harvester for 1862.
Farmers .{ffeNfiOnl
a CHALLENGE OFFERED
Balls Ohio Mower and Reaper I'm
proved J

Socsyed - Ssxf>ea Separate Patents.
This machine. Al the various trials ard Fairs.
has TAKEN an almost unprecedented numbsr q pre-
mIuns. Al the greatest practical nsId trial %
Keepers and Mowers held In the uniied stats.
AZ Syracuse. n. n. fhls machine received tie
number a credit marks sntistng n D. th~
crsni Geld netai and Dspissns erercd bv the Unl-
I'd states Agricultural Se<isty fsf the nESI Nov
tnx ~ schinc.
Trial in the nsid i all that = required % Give
this machine preference all others AM we 10.
take thls method ~ ofsfng shailenxp for tFisl a
ths ohie Reaper and Mover Ce.si<sn Ma hine
against al otber< cfered for sale fhis market
Farmers viii 10 well 10 eail ssd examine this
machine before parchssing any ether
Per sale "a ~areheas-
TURNER A NcKEEN
We are slse Agents fur Noores rsien, lmpresed
Grain Drill and tkc "f.ianfs' sax.r Mn
tun.edv1m TURNER a McKFF~
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The shcve rsspatrh farwsrfs Ges-ss a. r.su~~ -
P>titIeus r.fe thsn suy line running wesf. exceff
Tie rsxalsr EkFrsss Ccmpssr. fersxfdlnx Mlls
eoFsrinx the etiFs reus< ffur xew Ysrk al Rossar
sser >E1csta< tiun<. wili te glFen-
&zrk eli p<rksx~s .u<rchsuf<s r><rsrrk - ara
tthvef - u n<pst. fsaf 81 Barclay 81. n Y sn1
W~<s<rn \. n c.. ns><cn. man<.<ka~<tts
hA<cki>tsm TUnxTn = mrkgFy
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June ~. 1862


PIASo To RESr A fine toned instrument.
able terms For further Information. apply
to II W. Osborn, NJ this office
June 10 tf
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h'lissitlE .LAess Rsss Al rms Tnsr
~ ~ sAioo~-i an constantly receiving
No. quality Of Bellesins Lager Beer
SO" "hi serve 10 lover. ID the above
es'er'se. Al ny veil known Saloon. wes. of
''-e 'ssfe hsufs tioaes Gssemea e.Il.na
'es' ,ss quality fer yourselves.
"'''''' y. kATZENHACH
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MUSICAL.
j. g.. LINDEMANN.
sf577
PIANO TUNER and REPAIRER.


NTOUl.D respectfully announce 60 the citizens a.
w Terre Hauie and surrounding courtry that b.
is ready on al calls 10 repair and Pianos and
- keep them IN good order by the ycar. He can D
found al the Drug Store iu thc Tcffr Hauio House
Building. aud his charges viii b. found very
able. he hcgs leave TO suiJoin The following refer
eECes.
Mr.. J. g. IINDEMANS, Plano Tuaef. has pursued
the business in thss place four YEAR,. with perfect
success and entire satisfaction 30 his employer
All the pianos Of the Terrc n4ufe Female colleg,
have been under his care, and he has gained my
tire confidence. ! can therefore, cordially recon
mend him any persons in this vielnits. Who may
need his services, as q reliable mau and correct
tuner. whose services will be more dssifahle froA
tie fac; that living he attcni 70 bis asine-
whenever any accident may render ~ necessary.
J. {. MEfNlN0ER
Principal of the Music Department u the
Tarre Hsate Female Colies~.
We. the subscribers. heartily concur In the above
recommen ndation.
RfN. JOHN COVERT
REN. JACOB CHAPMAN
RkN. LYMAN ABBOTT.
REv. n. A. JEwETT.
Jsncle3ly