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The Officers advancing upon Richmond.

Most prominent Of tho
officers now sdvsrc,ro
,,o, o,p,,.,,,.,S
N.'.u'onu 10 MAJOR
zen. MCDOWELL, who
with a strong body Of
C,;on ,,oo. T.
-, " "o"
"V'u'os ffeh ricksburgh'
a point on the direct
railroad ,,,,,, ,..
Wnsbirg,o, o. ptt'
monJ anJ d;s,,,, ~,
ahn,,, 49,, ,,,;,,. .y
tLe i,i,., .;,. III.
route hay,nw' ,o,ni;as
nd, d,an,,rc,r ,,'nsn".
tn,ion g. the r,,ci. Iii
doultlcs Il, L.,,r, ',n'
c,nIcJ ,i,,n 49,. 80. - e
noint in iL. ,;'.i,;,, -
ii,,l,nnnI y, o,s,",,.; ; . W :.
r,p,rJ AMI G,, ~. r.'.
SON the n,',n;nt,n.r, ~
N,p,..ii IL "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01
The War Claim. al II. Louis.

The following i, the combating portion Of tho
Report (part Of which Appeared n yeJ.rutl +,
;, y oI the Congressional Committee 80 lu,c,-
ti,tto tno war claim, dur,ng G.ucrd fremont p,
admins ration Of the department ol the W,st:
N,kI.-IEi root ~ ,rt,rLAipE,.
The investigations into the c,utracls lor cloth
ng disclosed thtt At the close 81 tho last admin
-tration, Mr.. Mckmstiy wds found ia ullicc ~
.uar'"rml,trr, having been appointed by Floyd,
tUi Colonel tru.smHu. tu utic.r oi known purl-
~ II Inc and hi IN rlH'uctor. wis appointed IN
his place. When the present r.mini'trr unc,ur
into power and the probability "iw war increased IL
n'ualno desirable to la o. . uuie llldhl' instrU-
mrut IN tIlt Ollie, lul M',-r- .thlll.P Pact iuV
< co.. harlwar" merchant H Nt. Louis, f"t
IN iunt movement that succeeded M Restoring
MckuHry 10 III, former position. through Nh,
iuilu,n.N - Nr. Blrir with Secretary Cameron.
Tia, fiim surruuWlj 4 H1r quHrtcTmastcr with d
Gordon Of " millrmcn oi whom they were the
prunpI hturr~. Tie aggregate OF ,ho bills OF
thId, Pratt, fov, & 60. amounted 20 ~ q
isl, n which the SIcllcr part WIS tor e, thing
mot In their lnr ot business. lhc,c bills Wrrr
settled hy the cumml.~ ~iuucr- ON u ba>i- Wti,h
COZ -l'tutc, sufficient ovidruc" Of the extoflunale
chlrsc- mric hy ,hom Evidence was addu,rl
90 prove that responsible merchants and mauU-
iapturtf, H. 81, luui, ulirc'i to sell goods ~
lower ralos than were to he paid mis- firm FIR
articles not in their lin, Of hu-.uc,-, and from
which they derived large pipit h' mcun, oi
miillrmen."
Au ingenious expodicnt /, related ui K. Keller
4 Co.. who had obtained hrso contracts for
good uul in their line. Their credit wa, not
ycN cool. and they were compelled tp pay rt-ll,
which wu- mo-, convenient in all caseo, ~ thi,
dilrr,mn they ordered quanur, u good, from
"A Cincinnati firm, for which the cash wus 70 be
collected by the Adam lNprc,s 60. on their At
rival st ~. Louis b,to,r delivery When rhe
gonis reached their destination VI cklustrN cane
10 the rclrfof Nj, trirnd-. Ho sent message
to the Express Company 10 deliver the soo't, a.
u "mlitasJ Uay ,sity, aud a. ,uarliaI L,o pre-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01
% TENT HAIR DYr-BEsT INI,srl

t or r,nbn.itsFs Columbian Hair NO rs,h ho hi' i'l
ID, tx Mrani "vei $50 Allen st; Hnnst4n a, c'p U' xU
oond ave- and 81 sS,S ss =. Haanen q a77 ski avs sc
81 ~ Division st, 4Ss Fourth ays a'Ti 'Vo Hudson
Cnnt -. cor % y, bRooKLrs Fulton st' 2nG
Franklin Myf,ls sys ave AL Carl ST. md corner
s,rees Nos 80 l9o go5 sis and s7s t
prg1 ' s' o@ "nh S soh ed and otn Si sn "y Sy
wiI'1,n,,bn,,,r ny,.--p'n', 40 south second Il.
' w" ~ o'NvIli and Vh.rl ,trcet,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

w their straw hats t, ~, L., O., ay., Let. .dsi
clean, press aud wire ladies' straw louu.t. tor -,
cents tnonurtA enlarged If required! 81 klud- o'
straw bloomcr~, turllns and loy-' ltt c, ,u,d and
pressed T. the fashion gent'emci'- LI.iu~u pHu
f1nans hats cleaned and trinip'd r,t- dN,'i.
Persons lcav nr their hat- 1t tA.s oyt ih,4u,it I
lc NJ, and lave the snmu ~ Iu,. lilo tIlai ik,',
as All hat. are numbered nrd pressed on - lrm'.
rc-. g. flNluAN, rp2~ 'i1o'".,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

i's hay" recognized the fact that the disaster of
bnll Run was "N,sioucI hy no fault of tho Gem
'ral IN command, but hv the supincnc... not IT,
say tfct'hrrr oi Cen Patterson and tho asscn,
ms superior "ilic't To- the contli,t, contrary To-
hi own judgment, and when uo, assured ;b,,
'h" "r''cr' To- zen. Patterson hal been oh,vcl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

Gen. scott. ~ is not onl, REGULAR oiic,r of
III" army ,tut believes in the cau,' IN which he Is
c.ntn"d. After til. battle of Bull Run General
Mcdowell was superseded in tn, command ut
thc army 10y zen. NJ, lcllsn. II we'll uu-
,icrNto"d. however that tho supcr'cdurr was ~
his own request, aud the best military auhori-
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NANTED FOR 60. "a L, :. ENul-
w NfERS, uhc-hJiIut EpuuL mn. uttN"'r
q ages "f - and -. NJ. ut,cs preferred. Puy
from flI 10 tNt per uunth. q ~ thr u.uN allow
nncc ol c'ot ing, rntuns and ulodcpI att ndnncc.
Frr further particulars inquire Il " Bow bu Gr'ru.
'N hpur, bet 70. u. AMI IL m. Hlih lN'li2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

w \ y + Ell NEIltltlN. ILONlI
w makers, aur eou,i hr.fe. or,. ',.', g. -I..
In, few t. learn; paid wAi'e le.ruln-; also "a tus
b. cut cut. AIpy at N'. . Second I corner %.
B,wery, up STAIRS. si.." 3'l1,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

NtANiEp ! NOrNG MAS IlAI IS
w d,t.t,iria - ,uiu- .,. t..-,u.It o.. .t. ur..
.'i; .cucuIy u-,iu'. AWl' It - IruI't -t
BruukNu. n..u. .'Itu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

RESI Ol RED ASH COAL, - PER Ton
- t2,'ui ,us,; small stove, eS bu per ton. deliy
erred free and clean. from Wards I and . Eleventh
-, near Broadway, n. Y. G. L, BAtIE, Agent.
sp.H gl1c'lB
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

CUMBERLAND COAl@--jlsT RECEIVED
y Cum0trlM md coal ot a superior quality. iur
lacksmiths, which viii be delivered at - ~ l'er
tn. A." cumlFrsnd lump coal, at the lowest
market price. TiiO5. TIKI SLOW, JL 2G5 East
',th ~ \. Y, and foot of South Ith and South l0th
ct, Blopk!yu, r.. d. np29 G'liT
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N,1ANrED-rERSuNs VINO WISH To-

NV w TTTT"T-T TTIN'TNN " TTV v MI II
w barn a. operate uu : n' 'ri'- -rr.us r,-
cilurs; terms on, -; I'n.t,' on all kiui- H
VuIh, .,lu rr,'utu. uipj 1, good pa,H-nt Q .,.iY.
D. 3 a's" good f,Nrst' learn tic pii.."I 2. .a.
Iuuiit 80 Dtiau.y -t lI'l -i.''.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

GOOD EDGE GILDrRS CAN HAVE
~ sicady work ate. iiEllkAMP d SON. So. .
North william St ans 6'I1-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

SEWING MACHINE OPrRkTOES-LA.
- dies taught To- operate ou singer ami Wicc,t
4 wilson's. Terms ~. siusn,uon guarnnta ed
iiemning aud binding s.a-t- ttu.ht. situations
procured and einll' y,rs tnIIAvt-l.a seventh Az.
near 2Jd 4. ufH1 a'l.i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

EEMALE SERVANTS WANTED IN Good
u -itustons, with god recommendations. Inquire
st the Large Institute, at the corner ~ : x,h ave
end Eleventh. H. where su.d places ,re always rea.
dy. Small girs wanted Immediately. Mrs.
FLOYD. np2p g'lIU
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S,Ilit IhllL tOAl.-GREAT REDUC
urn in price, - ~ per ton OF 1000 his, tor best
A.. "'' Will1 "7h' 'li SIZES. JOSEPH McDOS-
NALp' f'ri% 81 Seventh ave, cor 3Ith It, aud
lot Of 2tth Il, North River. AMI 1lacstid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

CWAl.-No MISERABLE TRASH OR
slstey rubbish or short WEIGHT for ~ TO-
: 20, hUt the very best red ash Tor family use
screened ami delivered nj ~ 80 per ton, from yards
con King and Greenwich st-, aud ~ Roosevelt l.
c"l New B1wery. MATTHEW CLINTON whole.
sale AMI tail agent. apR 1lnc.lRn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

A RTIF1CIAL FLOWER MAKERS WANT
IA Steady work sud good wages At ~ White
~. Also nrDi branchers ar95 1'luT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01
STRAW llAI rGlssfE> ANpIRlMMLEs

'Dwahtcd At .12 Mc', im. 1t. s..o .'l"o
SERNAN1S IN BhuOkLNN rLIA>L 40
,tice Nj MANNlNt hos u Drcl .,rtle- 7't .f.'
at IL Court ~, si'r the 'ty H. aud as inotD
first class situations tlr re - ,t.t'c servants %.
every des,rilton tlan any .ta,i office .u IL,
city. np,9 3'iiG
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

- T. 1-'VNE TI.N IUN OF 2,OOO u.s.
well screened; delivered TO ali parts of
Nv, w. nesr ,'h ave. A. HEARTr apli 2lsc'iss
S4. .WEbESrR RED ASH COAL. LAM
cooI a, a n uelV.rhg superior quality of red ,sh
ooa soo per ton of 1000 lbs arDe y ~ sils st sa r
W. y,Nng :, nna IRONING, $685. II. O.. CI aPKr
-------- -..-.uNhy, apl9 2iac'l52
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

RAkER WANTED--A MAN TO TAKE
~ charge on cake; one that thoroughly under.
stands the business. '2e Eis',h ave. HAKr TAN.
NEk atAn S'g3i
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WANTED. .

\ y ENCELIENT CHANCE FOR Old
soldiers-wsuted for VI. sth L. 4. Infantry, an
"id regular regiment, able bo,h.d unmarried men,
under the age Of ~. Pay from si3 10 t2i per
mouth. Subsistence, pay, clothing, and medical
Headquarters at Fort Hamilton. N " Harbor.
Men desrous of enlisting Ia this regiment can sp
ply si the recruiting Office. IL, Eighth nv. =. 4.
FERRIES Second It. sth Infantry, l. !. Recruit
ng O'fcer sl1s 2tac'ii2
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There is often considerable drsrce %, O. nl-
ness and deafness, as wei, ~ dlfh at r,-lurit.au,
attending the swolled throat '.u -,.l,t ,,tr al.i
physicians AMI friends will often, tr the - peCluar
symptoms, insist ON little lceohn., pr a mid
emetic, or u smart cathartC, on a blriaruus lll4-
ter. They are all bad, worse, or worst, There
are states and stages In case Of scarlet 'e-
yer, in which single dose OF an ordinary e,uoti,
or purgative or u single bleeding would Ice intvtG-
bly, fatal and IL IL to be regretted that 50 few
physicians can or will understand this fact. Ia
scarlet fever, as IN all the exanthemsta, there IL
period when all the vita powers combine In gen.
otal effort IL throw the moIlid yIrIs aud fehre
Irritation upon the surface. IL is nt this precise
time that the allolsth regards the uteusty o' ,Le
fever ~ All indication tlr the lancet on a rrAxiu.
cmt'lt' or depicting p'ueatyc. Il h. euil -
eticr '' them Ht this critical moment he 'it'cr
supprrsrrs thls enCrt or Produces u revul,inn of
the whole idr'c oi the dsease 10 the iuterst mn,
cous meVhTluo, resulting, perhaps aud probably
In Inflammation, dis1rgsuii,ipu and desth II
~" have ,p't'se, sssa ~ u be.eysr ia ,tcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-01

The @'ue hru a t1 p, Nort hceyes and other s,ocs
sr rFcl 70. tr!road, &e., ~ Io.ows:
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1Hn LABORERS WANTED FOR COM
IcO pIuy work-wages 81 per day. Inquire 60
NATL MCDONALD, foreman Of H., Cpmptuv,
No 4l3 Ninth ev bet S5th and Seth Sta ap9J 3'251
6Dn LARkERS WANTED, on \ RAIL
wv road In New Jersey wages II per day.
Apply ON board the steamboat AT RORA tot Of
Robinson It, before o'clock each dav snIt ly'1N
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The Rock Island Argus,
ESTABLISHED IN ls5l.l
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION.

The firm and unhcsltating support given by the
Rock Island .lrgaS TO the administration IN its
efforts to put down the rebellion punish treason
and maintain the government, COmmcnds the pa.
per to all union men journal which truly re-
fleets the popular will, and one which ought to
be sust lincd. But it is only by extending its sub
Scription list aud by increased advertising and
job printing patronage that the establishment
can sustain itself We have no county patronage
on which to rely for support, and the weekly es'
pcnscs of the Office exceed its receipts, because
the people are so negligent about paying.
Men of all parties say the irgaS ought 10 be
sustained But the only way to sustain II is to
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friends aud ncighbors to do the same. Will every
man who reads this act Immediately upon this
suggestion And will every man who owes us
ANYTHING send in the small amount, at once!
The .irgnS is the largest and most handsomely
printed paper in this county, and IL the only pa
per in this or any adjoining county that takes
tclcgraphic reports. II is thus enabled to furnish
It's readers with later news than any other paper,
no matter where il Is printed This considcra
ton alone ought 10 induce the people Of this, and
adjoining countc. to give it liberal support.
To the people of our own county it is, We think,
deserving OF their hearty support. II speaks
their sentiments in regard to the war, without
reserve, and has done 80 from the commencement
latest news In addition to this, it is the only
papcr in the county which publishes full reports
Of all comfy matters, such as the proceedings of
the board of supervisors: the proceedings OF the
city council: the proceedings Of the courts the
proceedings of the agricultural society; the pro. |
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Harh''s, ct'" ''c' i''c '"e' u'"'' ""'N" 49, /
person IN the county ousht 10 kho"' caihol nc
had III any paper printed outside ot our county, .
ana no paper ptlnt'h witluh th' county gives 30
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NOTICE..

THE notes, book accounts and papers Of
| MIR. julius Schulze, ssddler and harness
maker, have been left with me for settlement
All those indebted to him are notified to make
immediate payment, cost will be male
HENRY FlSCHEL, Justice Of the Peace.
Rock Island, Dec 8, 1861.
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NEW YORK, BOSTON
And all Eastern Cities,
CARRYING THE
GREAT WESTERN u. $. MAILS.

IMPRESS TRAINS leave Dunkirk daily,
/ on arrival of all Trains the Lake Shore
Railroad, from Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo,
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, St. Louis, &C., and
run through to New York without change.
THE ONLY ROUTE running cars through from the
Lakes to New York City. Splendid ventilated
Sleeping cars run on Night Trans.
Baggage checked through Fare always as low
by any other route.
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred
Free In New York.
Be particular and call for Tickets via Dunklrk,
and the New York and Ere Railroad, which are
sold at all the principal Railroad Offices in the
West.
This road affords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EMPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connection.
through to all points West, and quicker time than
ever before made any line.
For Freight Rates, enquire Of C. oatman, 80
Broadway, New York John s. Dunlaw, Is State
Street. Boston, Mass. or Of Jacob Forsyth, Freight
Agent, 81 Clark Street, Chicago.
CHAs. MINOT, Gen'l supt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-10
FRANCIS sMEALON,

HOUSE and Sign Painter. and Glazier.
IL Particular atteatou paid to Paper Hanging.
All work warranted to give satisfaction. Prices
reasonable. Orders may be left at Johnston's
-four store, near the Cour. House.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-10
dnsuranre,
ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire insurance COmp'ny
With a successful
Business Experience of over - Years.
Capitai, sl,OoO,oOO. Losses paid, 700 900

capital, sl,0O0,000 Lone. PAID, 700, 900
Instead of the prOdts for seml-anuual dividends,
~ dddtiOn to premiums, usually drawn from the
Insured, 10y stock companies, TO pay eastern stock
"pluers the 'atcs in the ILLINOIS MUTUAL are so
luNap'I arranged as only To require from the
~ "'"''S sh'hcieni money to pay, with certainty,
a,n '' 'oss.s ana expenses. The premium notes now
ouI"u"s 70 over One million Dollars, are Sc
=, a,o, ~ "Sn upon the property insured, valued
sure guarantee tor the pavmen, nj srsyy Ioss-I,h.
security belhg all located IN luino,, and subisct
To our own laws. No policies ara ,.suea an, nj
thls STATE The members are subiec, In mn l,gs
hon-all losses being adjusted by axr,,s ,,n,,,..
uon' Az losses cashsd Within nn,tv l,ys. tb,,
occur under policies paid yearly in qdrane.'
BOARD OF DIRECTORS;
b. X. Hart, Samuel Wade, II. W. Bilhny,.
Gilnsn, Timothy Turner, Lyman Trumbull
Robert Smith, Henry Lea, John Atwood, ]
w. Schwppe, BENJAMIN +. Long, Elias HibbarI.
Francis Hoffman,, Lewis keIlenberger, NJ. G
Atwood
OFFICERS:
NJ. u. ATWOOD, President and Special Ag.t
LEWIS kELLENBERGER Treasurer
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN BLAlSDELL, General Agent.
J. +. HOWARD, Asst Gcn'l Agent.
Agents have been appointed IN every county
and N all the principal cities and towns IN the
state. Application for insurance may be made to
,. j. UNDERWOOD. Rock Island,
l.. +. BAKER, Hampton,
d. ". GOULD, Moline.
BROWN DENORE, Port Byron.
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Are You Insured T!

4 RCTlC FIRE INSURANCE COMP'NY,
~ New York. Authorized capital, $500, 900,
with large and accumulatIug surplus.
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BOHEMlAN-GLASS BOWLS,

and direct from the manufacturers all the various
styles Of Ribbed, Cable, Ring, Punters, aud Plain
Glass Lamps. Also Brass Lamps and RcHectors.
The wholesale trade is invited to examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere they can de-
pend upon getting the kind Of goods they desirs.
All goods warranted to be what they are repre-.
sented,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-10
FACTORY LAMPS

c II A n d a / Il o,
Brackets. Glasses, WicAs, etc, IN every variety.
style and finish.
We are RECEIVING by importation all the best and
most desrable patterns OF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
NEW .iSTGefE
Rob back'8 stomach g:t4eYs

new and delightful storachic Ard Cordis,. 10,
gving ono 10 tEc stomach aud fo- ts rrs vcrt.on q
oio-As conps'nta, sncideuf % tde Western ooantr,
Try g.
As morning drink, = 4sslst digestion and relev,
bE-pepsia, Il has 10 equal. Try II.
II -Otcs = j. 14->f4og - - other tl..err Tr, n
The formula Of these Bit:crp, now ggcs, lAe sols
property OF hr. kohack, originated with one q TN
Oldest and most eminent Medical Practitioners OF ~.
West snd It = directly preccs'rd upon the wants o.
Western people.
These bitters derive she.r s.lSn1s from the pen e-
'ui t'fc nature Of the roots and heros of which ths
go composed, and IS they are, by ailsying ul.s.i
ural Cravings Of the stonaacA directly rrcr.f-r ~
TEmPEKANCE.
The preeent proprietor believcs thai n maxim. tAe.
widely known, The public Welfare g. suns-rvsi
IL viii soon bs Tor sale by all az Dr. RohsoA's NJ
raerous Agents, and AZ Hotels, &C the country cvcr
IA nc meantime o--e-s viii he alled direc. i.e,r
SincnnAl IN any quantity. and =. the lowest rates
IL - put Up IN Quart Boiiee snd securely parfrt IA
cs.e ccz cases. L.. doI sample cases VII however
ee packed and sent 10 any address. 4 desired.
Retail Price, Si per Bottle, or six
for g..
fnoeiphl o1ee Lld s1ictsoots. 30 T. -as. F,.-+b
Street, 81 ooiid.ng from Nair Street, Cineinuail.
Ono. iaborA;ory, no. - fianuous street
fof sale N vieo Couaty ty
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
SOAP
ICE CREAM. .


HAVING REFITTED AND
Il II oVrrrd go ssir-- = rts~ s-ss-s. - - r-.-
ptrs< 8 eat e. e 80 rtg fsfo. - eta Ell /.
~ 49, rsrrer kis1 gpr1 ortz-fat - 81
tlrts -
confectionery Frtsit~, rcsr cove
and rlekted oystcrs. sraAgnes.
Etc., Etc, stc
sfCfesr fsrrishst = r..s.ss e. .sr-t -...~..
Ass,tsv sroSE Efrr-foE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

fnnes rtslHs ssa Securing Fssab.
uthnffhf.
ttrWfE fttFt txp fAsBNfrr srAwf7
W keff Ne@ssn lfsss--. sisr O.. .s-.--s.
Cl7t1s Cisan~< se1 CO arss y nxu eh-sni.sl -
c~<< - i.~h RE 49, -
~se>s1 sssft s<s~sea q, ssns. a. "a r,r.-ss
s@s~s = - oc<1s.si - re - s2cr a,af NJ.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
HOTELS.


s;lsc. tas ePeains e shis val .ni oesau.oaleus
Hots tn Is54, e sas beer The r-c en1cssr - IL
r-rresass % naAe s tae net .asap,ucas. Cos.
Ssss'ss't and oosnfos.Abis Aona In N ests-o and
stranger % ,Ols s!de ,ts Aaans,o
Al Whatever hss sts.as lgacly = st.niaisse- %
he coafori q iis g.es.s thsl Asvs e..s.vs,se
without rssasd . cor, y rrsvis~ ~ ,o eous,u.
al tbs s.sssents u Individual ass -scia -.seysaeo.
~hieh rao1ern an hs- isyvnses, sns -noae-s ,.s,.
approved sssi Tie Pa,renass ~Ales Il Aa- coasa..
q darirR he p.s, - y~.rs = grsugy,ax r...,f
'Ass ihsir esoTs hsve t--u appreciated
To meet he exsgsn-les q - suaes, -Aea az are
ressifsi 70 psoacs ~ mo~ Flrs ss~--~ay. a.
uns~r-lxD~d
Have Reduced ,ae Price OF Board 10
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
ssiAs sans rms soasins eous n the lasusses eth
'~sseh ss-tr t.sa. has hiss.rso s~ep -rvyii>e
rRHADwKLI wHrrooxn co.
ss~ York. s~at- :. La -