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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-28
Farewell of the tseiis raj "a
isri -aas-.

Orpheus c. Kerr thus writes To 'ar =
day Mercury.
Bu, the whole hc,lv ofNackerriis, sane a.
insane alike, unite Ia feea.ag q; ,irony Al
guish blended with cnthusiasia, al -as Tt
moval Of ihe beloved General of tie Mack
arel Brigade. He has D, n 81 much faith
-r to thcm al. that thsy ne,sr .Apec-ed 10
get step farther skilr h was ~ith them
There is piece Of i3mesiir philosophy for
you, my boy
Wien the General heard OF his removal.
nv boy, he said that il was Ike disorc.:-g =
husband from a wife who had aiR avs sup
ported him, and Immediately lst fly the Col
lowing farewell address.
HEADQUARTERS OF ARMY or AoCoMAC,)
FooT OF TIE blue RlDGE,
INy Children: An order from Honest
Abe divorces US, and gives The command of
all these attached beings to Maj Gen Wob-
ert Wobinson. Heat rending and enthusi-
astic cheers.)
In parting with YOU. cannot express how
much love yo'lr dear bosoms As an army,
you have grown from youth 10 old aye under
my care. In you have never found doubt
nor GOODNESS, nor ANYTHING else. The victo-
ries You have won under nv command will
i've in the nations work of fiction. The
strategy We have achieved, the graves Of
many unripe Macherel>, the broken forms
of those disabled by the emancipation proc
lamation-the strongest association that can
exist among men--s;iil makes Ii advisable
that YOU should vote for me as President Of
the United States in 1854. Thus We shall
ever be comrades in supporting the COnsti-
tuition. ard making the Constitution support
Us.
TIL GiNFRAL uF TIIE
MaYHFpri hPIEAnF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-28
TIL GfNFRAL uF TnE
NAC6InlL BRIGADE
Eraao Sa.1


u $50, Andy Johnson of Tennessee
wrote leiter 10 ihe president, some time
bef re t'-e removal of Ten Bucil, In which he
said of |. 81: ~tirn Bueii is very popular
with the rebeis, and the inlTe> sion is that he
is more partial t. iham ilIan 10 Union men
and that ne f.vors ihe establishment ci a
southern conistcfscy. | VII not assume
that Gen Biell desires the establishment OF a
southern confader.lc,. and 4 surrender OF
Tennessee Ia the rebels, but will give II as
my o;,ir.iu:l that, # he had designed to DO so.
ha could net have lam dagn or pursued
policy that would have been more successful
in the accomplishment Of both these objects.
Nay God - nv ccgni-y from so2le Of The
generals thai have been conducting this
war.
g- TIE recent unrebuked presence a;
Washington os Mrs Lee. whose husband va.
on Gen Srn;t'> staff a.li who Is nov inspec-
tor in the reh 1 army. and Mrs C,mpi'ril,
If. pt Judge Csmp;,e.!, assistant secretary o.
war for the r-',el W -.-ur. -na Tar
unimp-sied rri'ari nd have i'-'fa-
k-d much comm = -,.,-al- -ar-s,i
see why fcm ..e 81, e "i j
visit the capital OF TIA /
obtaining whatever li.i :
( be allowed to re'tir iir,'''-
/ Richmond lade-. with in,';r a
age.
NJ When peidle-s paid cens d
half pound, aid that toe in tlI ware, 3.
paper rags, there vas little IIdcc9inent f,g
+ the hoIsekeeper 10 ir- ne sc ans OF cloia
F But the times have changed. aiii r.,s ar
now worth al least i've i.nes IS L, - l.
cash. Every prutien; housrkee2sc sh51ii
now save her rags, aid even oii newspapers
which have hitherto en- usel f,r kindling.
The latter Will readily sell for four cents nd
hall a pound.
g An officer of tie Nalns 25th, ohssrT-
ing soldier belonging to arskime-t snesnp-
ed near by irdusrrio1sir scraiching himself
inierrogated thus: What's ire Iaai.er nv
mcn-feas >" "tleasm said he, in toi.e OF
unutterable scorn. do yon think an a
Gog-no, sir, them is ice.
C. 4 person speaking to very deaf
man and getting angry al ms not catching ms
meaning, said, why II is as PLAIN as
ARCS That NAV be, sir" replied the
moor man, shut am ID r r.
u Governor jayne, Of Dakotah territory
saws the extent of the Indian massacres in
) Minnesota and Dakotah have never been
fully estimated. He believes the number of
persons kille will not fall short OF 1000.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-11-28

y Mrs John c. Fremont has written a
book entitled "The Story of the Guard; a
Chronicle of the War;" which will soon be
published bv Ticknor & Fields, end will
contain certain letters relating to General
Fremont and his men. The profits of the
work will be devoted to the support OF the
widows and orphans of officers who fell in
General Fremont's Missouri battles.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
FROM CHICAGO.

CHloAGo. May ia special to the Tri-
bnne FL. Wright. May l3th, saws last eve
ming the rebels commenced Smelling the place
behind Craighead Point which. until vester
day, was occupied By our mortar boats
which kept up fire during the night, the
night the shells exploding ide of .he.l
mark. They are provided with mortars
equally IN weight OF metal 20 those used b,
the Federal fleet
Capt Winslow Vas dispatched b, the mail
steamer yesterday to ST LOU, for the p,,r.
pose OF bringining onr rams to this place as
soon as possible.
The gunboat Louisville which has been
stationed at Hickman has joined the feet
Preparations have been completed on all
the gunboais now here, which, in the opin-
ION of the ablest engineers will most effectu-
ally render usueleSs any rebel cOniriyances
OF The ram species.
\ special TO the Tribune from Cairo. saws
that. when Gen. Mitchell joined his isrces
with Gen. Pope, lac brought with him two
bundled and fifty prisoners. They will be
sent TO Cairo n soon as transportation can be
obtained
la the battle OF farmington one rebel
General. supposed to be Bragg. was killed.
Fifteen deserters came into the lines from
Corinth, ana report that several more regi
ments mutinied Among the were the lst
Louisiana, lSt Alabama. and two Tennessee
regiments.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

CH'csco, May ls.--By q special 70 the
Tines from Cairo Ter City Of Memphis lton
Piitsburg Landing. nc learn iha; on MONDAY
i~o rebel regiments from Kentucky and Ten
ue-~es attempted 20 aesert their cause and
come over en- msssc 90 the Federal army
The enemy held them in check and a mutins
ensued. 4 strong force from cur advanced
lines ras sent over 20 interfere, and in a
short TINE returned with about % prisoners.
mostly from the ranks of the deserving fcgi-
msnts. They give doleful accounts OF afsirs
IN Besnregari's army. and conhrIn pfeviou.
statements that the troops from the sofler
Statc- are sntioas to return 20 their former
allegiance The stofy that the enemy lack
prov isions = denied by deserters. Who ~
fhsre : plenty q subsistence n Corin,h
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
Night Dispatches.


C1sREaLsND. "a. May lI.--Gea. Nc
Clellan's se1dquafseT, were established here
yesterday. and are now pleasantly located on
the banks Of the Pamunkey river. The
main body OF the army is rapidly concentra-
ting al the point designated by the Com
manding General.
A contraband who arrived from Rich
moud states that between that city and the
Chickahominy river. distance OF some II
miles. The edemy are eneamped IN large
force where tue expect 10 await the arrival
OF the army OF the Potomac as the rebels
fell back
They drive before them most of the cat
tie sheep and hogs. leaving only such things
as they cannot move
Explosions we're heard yesterday in the al.
rection OF the Chiokahominy, which are sup
posed % have been caused by the blowing
up Of the rail road bridge
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

NV OAK. A.s ls--A Foftress Monroe
letter. II he i3th. states that the deserter-
~ho are coa-taaiis coming Ia. agree in their
statements that The evacuation Of Richmond
j. raFiilv progressing. AM and that she ef
issi ~ the reireating rebels + merel, a.
hold hack Mcclellan. 50 ~ - el,tain time u
remove AT Their stores They also sag th.,
The destruction q the eiiv BY fre = threat.
eued. ani that e all require the utmost ef.
fare, on the faft al the siiiFeus. 10 prevent
iis cof.sii anisiion. that tie evacuation =
uus sroeftsslng. there j. no manner 81
douts. aid The government archisTes are be
ing conveyed .ouih. 20 feinFn q their form
- allegiance Rather mixei.--kFr
Tie story "a The rnems's lack Of proris
iou- j. denied - these deseftsrs who as5
that there j. plenty of satsisience q ca.
rsnfh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

cMRo, Nav IAN expedition consist
lng OF six squadrons OF the lst Wisconsin
cavalry from Cape Girarlea went To Bloom
field saturday, early Tuesday morning fell
upon the rebel Col. Phelan's camp. scatter
ing them in every direction One killed
and eleven captured
\ large number OF horses. quantity OF
camp equipage. ammunition. taken.
A rebel force numbering five or six hun.
dred iniest Chalk and Poplar Bluffs. i'm.
pressing all the men. The country is being
swept OF horses cattle and supplies, which
are sent south. The country is represented
to he in 4 state of great terror.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
CHARLES EXPERTS
Photograph, Neisinotype. Ferrot,pe
AND
Premium Ambrotype Rooms.

Having permanently located ia the city oil
lerre Hante. | am prepared 10 take all the
above named pictures IN the latest STYLES OF
The art ANY person having pictures OF
friends that they wisl copied. can -enl them
ia. AMI will take you copy Is COOL as the
original. Thankful for the ,ers liberal
share Of patronage | have heretofore receiv
CD. shall still be able TO please All who
NAV Wish F.ssi Class Pictures!
Do not forget the place. over Wciss a Co.
store. No. - Main -ifeei. between 3l 4 itl
streets. Terre Haute. Indiana
In retiring from the Photograph business
the undersigned takes pleasure in recon
menling Mr. Charles Eppert 10 his former
patrons AMI the public generally, a. gen.
tleman and A No. Operator. Give him =
call and you will be suited. a. he guarantee.
satisfaction or no pay.
myiOdtf l.. K. WRIGHT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
FOREIGN NEWS-

Naw NoKK. May Il.--Gnphic details
are published of the opening ceremonies at
the great exhibition. The number present
was dJ.OuO. all beng season ticket holders
The Times prononnccs The ceremonies
emrhaiically the grandes. and beet managed
seeu IN England for years
The musical arrangements were carried
out accogdia. 90 programme, and we're very
grand
The Morning Post ia an editorial dcplofe-
The sad spectacle presented hv the American
attendance Il tie exhibition
The second DAY the admission VA one
guinea. ani the lumber .oid over p .Ui,0
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money. Bounty
Land.
II :. DANALDSON, Notary Pub

II 5. DANALDS0N, Notary Pub
IL. ne. Collector, Claim Agent, SC a.. on.l F..
he services 10 the public especi ally 10 ihOse ~h
have been connected with the Military service al t
United States and who may have amy claim akalns.
The General Government. He will arrange. forward
aud successfully prosecute all valid claims al reas
able charges. and ~ rapidly the business can B..
dispatched before tie propsr Offices al " ashlgfoI
Having Trs lEAhs experience aud practice herein
aid the aid 81 an old ofoer 81 the ssnera Govern
ment under President flllmofc's Atmiuisff alien i
cannot fail In being successful with al legal claim.
whether Tor PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY Or LAND
WARRANTS.
HALF-PAY PENSIONS The Widow. or ~ ~.
widows, The Children under sixteen year. of a.. of
riicers and soldiers OF the present 81 any tfs,oa.
~ar, who have died or been Killed While Ia lie 49,
vice, ar entitled 10 Half Pay Penslons
INVALID lfNSlONS.-Al officers ADD so.il.f.
Who are disabled by reason o. wounds received a..
disease contracted While in The service and ia ~
hne Il duty a. asoltier. al aAy period. are snil.d
20 invalid Pensions
LAND WARRANTS All Who served i days IS,
am ~ tho past wars % The United states 81 o. at
ia battle. are entitled 10 leo acres ~ Land lnra.
" dseth, the Widow and Minor. are entitled
BOUNTY hoNfl.-1bc ltirs ~ an soldiers ul
have volunteered during tho present war i1f tAf..
years during The ~ar and have died or been llf
while IN the service, arc entitled 90 O,E HUNIal.
DOiiAKs Bounty Money. and such arrears ~ ihe So.
dier,s pay a. may have accrued 10 tie date 81 3D.
NochArges made without claim Is .necs. fli
terminated.
Deeds and Mortgage executed. an blanks o.
nl~hed.
So Eastern arrearages arranged AM co'lrcif.
ana exchange promptly RENTED.
OFFICE al The ola corner stand.
s. DANAfpSON.
iebSdu Notary Public. A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

CiSclNSArl. May -.
Flour unchanged; super sold 20 the extern,
OF 800 bbls, az 81 lO,ai -, and 80 90:
do. extra at 81 y.
Wheai firm, and ia good demand a. .W@
~ for red, and 95Q9s CO. Indiana and Oa,io
white. aud a 0Oefl o. for Kentucky.
Corn has advanced % 10, and IN good lie
mand
Oats firm q 30
Rye has advanced 10 -
WHISKY declined 10 A.. with far densisi
Mess pork firm at sll.
A moderate demand for bulk meal al s
@5is. 10000 lbs OF shoulders sold al $500
3e.
Land quiet. a sale Of - tierces al
Bacon firm: sale Of 100 hhis saio- ~
come OCT OF smoke at siX.
Groceries firm and unchanged.
E The money market is unchanged.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

ROOTS q sll Is
90 Al kird- sarieties ard slsle-. 10 suit all
sSes. sexes. taste and purses We also
have OF hand and are making % orler. al
kinds French Calf Boot aud shoes
Corner Main and Fourth streets. opposite
0uthern Bank apl0il wv m
II Nr Leakc resumes lhe exercises "
his classes IN the Latin aud Greek languages.
and tie higher bFaaehe- Of English. Algebra.
Geometry. Ac.. this day. Tuesday. MAY c.
IN the City School House. on Fourth street.
room No 10. His charges are IS cents FER
week. or 81. for term OF eleven weeks.
lev pupils additional 10 those already en-
gagged will be received. II application be
made soon.
DIV mt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
SPECIAL ELECT ION

Ia compliance With Ire exrrss-ed wishes
81 many Of my friends. an eandidaie 1T
election 20 the ofiee 81 Justice q tss
Peace, AZ the SPECIAL Election - Vs "'f'
this nsnih. hAh''@'
W are authorized 20 announce tiiai
cp.s,,. A1smtl1E j. = candidate Tor ine
oaiee Of Justice Of the Peace ~ Harrison
tou.-bio. al the special election - lie held
Nav elth.
W are authorized 70 announce JoHS
S.taf a. candidate ior Justice Of the
Peace. Al the special election 70 be held on
tie 9Th instant.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

Fancy Dyeing and Securing Esiab-
lishment.
INVITE GRAPE AND CASHMERE SHAwI.S.
w SIX and " eolen Dresses. also Gentlemen =
Cloths Cleaned and Colores ~ new chemical pro-
cr<s. % iook Ike new
Wabash street between the canal and 9th streets.
same store eocupied ~ the tin shop. ispsdsm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
FROM NEW YORK

Nrw loEK, May l5.--The Pos, says al
vices per the Cahawba. state that Gen Hun.
ter had issued a proclamation, freeing slaves
in his Department. lie was organizing a ne
gro brigade, and detailed some officers 10
train the contrabands in the use of arms.
Hon. Chas. Jared Ingersoll died in Phila-
delphia, Yesterday, in the SOih year of his
are
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
q Runway. are becoming very fl

- Runasays are becoming verY ire
aaenl hos a i,!-. This morning &C "a"
horss ,lashn- around the corner Al Patrick
SCos. D. ore. wiih the running gear
of ~seop D. nj him. bat coming in eoi.
tact vlth g.p... ne det~rhs' a potion oi =,
ana the a., 80 - e him an.i the ren4i rs
der Of ti.s .el.i l.. 49, Al az the fart her eilI
81 SIKH strest. he .eemed 20 EMO, the
ran extensively aud whether hs IA. "bre4sd
a.. ~ 90 no. we cannot -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED Proposals will be receiv-
- e Al tlss Counsel Chamber IN the cts % Tcrre.
Hsaie. The evening ~ tlr Goth Of May, A. H. lsss
Tor improving the Lever Market House, a. per plan
and specification O. be az the store II Coune
nan iudo~lci. Main street; the work % be lei 10
the lowest responsible bidder.
myioiioi. cUiIcK. Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

- Our mechanics arc al nov very busy.
The Improvements and building going on IN
tie city VII equal II not exceed that Of Tie
past two years We hear Of quite number
OF ane re-lleuces TO build tie coming sea
son
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

rfatsS --irom lie pseu.ises q n Nas..ss
- enefff s're<'. a TO horse " ron ~ ,he
iolis- .aF dseer.rs'as
- - = F--i~'ei ef-en. saa~i ssh
ri''e .'''i ss''a~ sai ,ea.sIsr-.,, r.,1e1
sua se,'hcr beaieu. ~ ssnn.ne ~e.,. -
STRIPED s'sA h;Ask AL ah.,e. sssh 49,. "a.
broke oai n he right h'..d shesl
ANY Persoa Fetara.og >ssl u.ron 90 ma
Ing known e. ~heresseaf. 81 - sa,s..i.
rewarded d2~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

Foa RExT.--A good business room and
dwelling apartments, on west side Market
street. Just north of Wabash. Terms reason
able. Apply 70 J. h. Moore west si,Ie OF
the public square 10.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

- AZ fhu-s no y ani h~tanis' S,lk
n-' 4 tie latest fashion. sall II tl.e Sew
York lat ~taIc .nd gss ga. ~ .he Ho,a.
Nsssisct-fe ~hish make ms~ell. tlcte
Ere can ~srrs..t al hats tough. 81 n.e =
base hns assortment = French H..,~r.
ous. snd IA Cas'.sners hat- IT lho hnr-i
lpsliss. al of al coior-. ~A,ch am selling
s-rs ~ sl.o. isrgs .-sorfrs~rt 81 " 20
Hate. ~ al cclofs. ranSIas ID ps.ce Il f,a
70 afts cents.
\. IoWERRE. frsrt.rd Halter.
Successor 90 ] 4. YATES
mst u Cor Fsah ard Main ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers. -
4 have Dwellings and Store Rooms linear by
towns. excellent places 90 sell goods, which I will
trade Cor property Ia near rerre Hsute and par a
difference Ia cash. Apply 81
= HARBFRr
dscledA~sm Real sststs Agent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

| intend % close out my entire ss0cA Of
clothing, gents furnishing good. hats, @c..
At nett cost. within the coming ninety days.
Nov u the time TO get the worth OF your
money. IN the best quality OF clothing Call
soon al Jacob ID. Early's oil stand.
Also. wish 70 say to alt those indebted
70 me, to cal and settle Immediately. 70 save
further trouble II HARTMAN.
ms din
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

n vTtCt = hereby riveu hat Twill apply to tie
= Board q Cotunii-eioncrs e Nigo connfy. e.
their next term. Cor license to sell intoa ica,lne d.
eaoF, in L. qaantlts ,isn quart a. = tine. KS
place 20 bushes sId ihe premises whercon ssii
liquors ~ o. drask {. .scaifi in H. town 81 S.
Mafys. srecellAly. iesr sAip a. Su<sr Greek fl.l
uy4ei1r =. A. TOl.f ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

PGovipfNor, May lI.-Jabez c. Knight
was re elected Mayor, to-day, without op 20
stion. Nhe other Republican officers of the
ticket with him. were chosen.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

~ We are informed b. the Farmers tha.
the prospect Tor : the crop Of wheat vas
never better than At present. IN this county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
LEGAL.
Notice of Application Tor Iic.ns.

N"'ie' OF Application Tor License.
\-OTieK i hereby givcn thai I VIII apply a. the
=. board u Comm s,ioners u Nlgo county. a.
theif ne<f term. for license o. eel Intoxicating d.
qeofs pa les quantity tAAa a qaArt al a time. Ny
piacr q buslues- AMI the premises wherein said IL
guers are g. - drank lecsied a. ". g. ca Nar-
ksf street ssst side eftas public square. Harr.
tesnshlp, VICE eanuf,
nsyfod1u EO9EeT EFfSukru
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

COMMITTEE NEETING.-The Sanitary Gem
msitee are requested 70 meet At the Office of
" r. McKeen. Friday morning. at 3 o clock.
l.. G.. WARREN, Chairman.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

~ Just received and Cor sale. large
lot Of Pine I.aihs. By
my5d2w NJ ID. TOPPING.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

! va sslon shed 10 see. howcver. So many
lnIeuor bindings around the public square.
Ia most toWw,, las location u the most "a
vosahle. brt IN this instance the best bust
ness house. arc on the streets further cast
The Count House grounds are beautiful T..
b. Allen. che aeslhy aud efficient County
Auditor IA lsared no pains lea planting trees.
and liking ,he grounds IN the hest and most
attractive st,le
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

- The following extracts from pnsaie
letter. ~ gen,leman Of Cincinnati 10 ole J..
tbs STATE has been handed u.ior publication
friend We vii ~ however ,hii the by
writer b. mistaken about the students Of the
fem.ie College heinz excluded from -p.isiy
The Young hiie. there sre permitted 10 fe
eeise company. Il Ne sfe CORRECTLY Informed.
ard are also permitted - si.ii society IN ihe
city
The writer az ~ has been our fortune
10 10, slmo-, ever, io~n and city OF any
fr.te ~ the Western Siates bat until very
-. entity had not the pleasure OF seeing the
.aiosmed while there that the population j..
about fifteen thousand ard must .sy that
1 have never cen a taose attractive place ia
al ms travels Wcre 90 select a place ol
that SIZE foe bu.in,.s ct Tor retirement.
lnow 81 none other ~hi,h would suit me 20
~eIl The private residence are Of the best
description. snd everything about the city 10
fsct. csince- taste aui e.erauce iu the
hirhesi iegree
Ia the -ubnfb- OF tho ciis j. the Female
college built and PIT ia operation by Rev
John Covert Il j. splendid building AMI
aid, much 10 the elegance aud refinement Of
the City vas told that about tao lmn
lred young ladies were ia a,ienisnre. AMI
that the course of education i .cfy thor
ough There b. one feature. how ever. about
the rule. Of the College which j. very oblec
tionabl... anil desract~ ia NO small degree from
tho -ucee.s II the Institution The voang
ladies ssc TOO much excluded from society.
| wa informed that they are not permitted
- sec Young gentlemen a. al. and only al
Owed 10 miugle ia society Al the Churches
sad At smoe kind Of parties given At the
College At loag intervals This should not
bs the case A lady must be accomplished
IA society. otherwise she i not educated -
net she cannot become 80 unles~ she appears
10 society oeea sssHaily. which .he cannot DO
st the insiitn.iea. 7 was Informed that
many parents Fsfasel 70 suppor, the College
an ,hl- gsonnl alone. VIZ: Thar the student.
eesc to- much sec.nIed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16
w. II. DE La,,atcr, VI. ID.

oh 1SItIAN MD Sc KGEON,
Il Gives special attention 10 the treatment OF Dis-
eases Of the bye. and kaT operates for Cataract Ar
tfdal Pupil Ptcrygium, Stsphyioma Stabismu-
a.. Removes the various ferns 81 Acute aud
Chronic inflammation Of the Eye and Ear, ~ a mild
course 0frcmedial agents. Restores Sigat to the
Blind, and Hearing 10 the Deaf in al cases suscep
uhie Of cure BY operation or medical treatment
Nay BE- consulted. free Of charge. by letter ~
otherwise. onioe, Southeast corner Second and Pop
lar streets. TeFre- Haute. Indiana fleis.l,y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-16

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