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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnlxcfoS, June l9.-The Secretary Ol
War received a dispatch from Gen. Geo. W
Morgan. dated Camp near Cumberland Gap.
June Is. : o'clock A. u. X states that hi,
command begun IL march az ~ o'clock that
morning 10 attack the enemy az Cumberland
Gap. bat on their arrival IL Was load he had
evacuated that very important 0sition, his
rear guard having left only about hour hours
before the arrival OF our advance.
Ii Il known to the Government that the
steamer Cireassian was not only bound 10
Charleston, but the facts show that she could
Notwithstanding Der great draught Of water.
easily have entered New Orleans, Pensacola,
Mobile, Savannah, Charleston or Whining
ton.
The vessel and cargo MAS valued at about
81 100 900. After paying all expenses OF
the prize court, one half Of the remainder
goes to sho Government and the other moiety
TO the captors.
Congress has enquirei why the Prize
Courts Of Philadelphia and New \ ork do not
take action tow ards condenning some of the
rebel captured vessels The result Of the
enquiry may produce facts OF startling
character.
Near 1000 seamen Tor the naval service
arc wanted Immediately.
SPECIAL TO fgIsvSg.
A depuiation representing the Union men
~ Fredericksburg viii call at Fredericks
burg. will call npon the Secretary of War.
and thh President TO morrow, TO ask IL they
and other loyal men loyal men within the
line of our armies cannot be protected Ia
their liberty aud property. Although our
guns bear upon Fredericksburg, Union men
are carried of prisoners to Richmond. and
their property 10 DESTROYED ar stolen.
They think that il the Government can
not protect them. il can at least make re
prisals in kind. and instead of guarding the
property oflcading rebels, ard guaranteeing
Ca them the exercise Of what they seem 10
regard a. their personal rights, including the
right Of carrying Information 90 the enemy
They can pct fe~ OF the worst ia prison.
set their negroes 90 work Tor tho Govern
meat aal appropriate Their houses .;rain ami
clover TO The use or good Union soldiers and
horses.
WAsIxGToy, June 2O-Mr. Stevens from
the committe on Ways aud Means. reported
a bill increasing temporarily the duties on
imports and for ether purposes. re1erred 10
the Committee of the whole on the state OF
the Union. and made the special order for
"Wednesday.
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Night Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsmsoroS. June 20 The President has
approved the bill securing freedom ia all the
present. as we'll as the future Territories OF
the United States.
The Secretary of War. in response to the
resolution OF the House, says that he is iii.
rected by the President to inform that body
that measures have been taken 10 appropri-
ate for hospital purposes for the benefit of
our soldiers Gen. Lees Mansion House and
premises.
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fzFosrASF 70 Pakrxrs Az suAsbIkxs
Al parents ars guardians residing outside.
AMI adloiaiug the Init. Of the ctr of Tefre
Haate. sho desire 10 aen.l their ehsi.fren Of
ward. 10 The pablo school. ef al ei,s dar
lng the coming fall aaa ~ia,.s. .re hereby
notified IA, they mast take sAs psov>r trans
ter before TIE krss o. Sspsembsr ne.s
Mr.. Lyman Nsiies has been appoisssd n
make the enumeration Of school Zoe H.rr.o.
so~nship AMI for the esss q Terre Hauss
and all trsnslsrs are % he made 9Th h,r
No children ~iu hereaf,ss be aanissed "a an.
tree schools OF the cav anlesss ptogsf ,rsns
fer y made N srcoriapcs 9TH tn. notice.
~ order Of the BOARD Of School Trustee,
Of the city a Tsue Haais.
JAS. B. EDAUSDs. Ca
Terrs Hauss. Jane -. e2-d-2-
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RKcErIrs WANTED INNtBIATfLs - ne
10th regiment is being reorsanized under the
auspices OF Col. J. 4 Lucas. late Lieut.. Col
Of the same regiment aud all persons With
ing 90 enlist undet officers ~ho have seen
service. can have a chance nov. OF assisting
in crushing out the Rebellion. aud once more
Witnessing the supremacy Of the Stars and
Stripes
PAY. ra,icns and clothing from the time of
enlistment. 4 recruiting Office will be open
every dsv. until the desired number are en-
rolled Once. two doors south OF the Iun.
cinnati House. ON Fourth street-east side
W. NJ CONNER,
tl3,dtf Lieutenant
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sXJ J. W. Garwood. OF the Alsy Dean
Farm. brought TO town. on yesterday. twelve
gallons Of raspberFies. the first Of the season.
Mr.. Garwocd viii have lor sale. this choice
berry. every day. At his stand, southwest
corner Of the Market House: also. at Fur
rows. Mays.. wAlch's and Howard's. pro
vision stores. on Main street. and Nil iill al
orders that may be left for him, At any Of
the above places. iueo.dlw.
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BELLEviILE LAoER BsEE.--The Court
HOu.e Saloon. on the east side of the Public
Square. i receiving regularly. from the
brewery Of .. Eymer al Bellesille. first
ciass genuine article Of Lager Beer. which
all lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. ifnol superior to any heretofore
brought to the city. Let all who indulge.
give Herr Gronefedt 4 Co, call. and test
lie matter. We are informed. by good
judges. that there is no mistake in the mat
ter But to satisfy all. 90 and taste.
,u6. dim
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SPECIAL 10 MN YORK TRIBUNE
MEcHASIcsvILLE. Va, June 10.
Unusual quiet prevailed in this vicinity
since yesterday.
Ii i believed, frem observations made
from the balloon. 10 day, that the enemy =
main body have moved TO some other point:
and the impression prevails that Richmond
is being evacuated. IL u certain that a
greater portion Of the tents on the eminence
opposite, have disappeared, assd no ssIdlers
we're visible this afternoon. excepting one
company Of infantry. marching 10 the left.
and a few pickets.
Our pckcts occupy the bridge on the 10
chAnicsvillc road. across the Chickahominy
river, within four miles Of Richmond. While
ihose Of the enemy arc on the road little
above. and within speaking distance OF chem.
The weather. to-aay. j. delightful, with a
c0sl breeze
The health OF the sollier- in this vicinity
y excellent
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
n S. DANALDSON. Notary Pub

II -. DhNh1bcO&$s &>olafN Il uD-
1/s he. Collector, Claim Agent &C, Ac.. Offers
his services 10 the public. especially 10 those Who
have been eonneesed with the Military service of
United States, and who may have any claim agaius
ne GENERAL Government. he will arrange forward
and successfully prosecute all valid Claims AT reason
able charges. and rapidly the business can ~
dispatched before the proper Offices at wsshingtou
Having fks ikAks experience and practice herein,
and the aid OF old officer Of the General Govern
cannot fail in being successful with all legal clai,
whether Cor PENSIONS. BOUNTY x0NEY or LAM
WARRANTS.
HALF-PAY PESNoNs.-rhe wsdo~s. or n No
widows. the Children under sixteen years % age al
Officers and soldiers al the present any prssson.
VAR. who havc died OF been kiled while IN che ser
v,oe, are entitled 90 Hslf-fay Pensions.
INVALID PFNslOSS.-kli og.loers ana so,a,.,.
who are Disabled iy reason Of wounds received 81
disease cour acted while Ia the service and m III
tine OF dnty a. soldier, at any period. are,1.c
" Invalid Passions.
LAND WAR; ANTs-Au who served IA CAV.
any Of the past Of the United Sta,es oxs DAY
Ia battle, entitled 10 100 acres Of Land IN csss
OF death, the widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY N0SET.-Tle heirs Of all soldiers who
have volunteered during tho present var Tor tire,
years or Curing the war, and have died C. been kiec
While IN the service. entitled 90 O~r HurDarn
DnIAks Bounty Money, and such arrears 81 TIE Soi-
oilers pay IS may bsve accrued g. The date q his
death.
No ehArses made ~iiheat claim l. successfully
tsrIainnfrd.
Deets and Mortgages exec-..s. snd BLANKS Ut.
ni>hcd-
eG kasaern arresrsgss arranged and collected
and exchange prc- pity reuUittsd.
OFFICE st the old corner stand.
DIS. DAsALDsoS
feb3du Notary Ppbhc. &c.
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foRr Mo>RoF. June I9.-The pretended
Union citizens of Norfolk have been acting
IN manner of late TO prejudice many against
he cause. Instead OF remaining quiet and
peaceable. they get into brswIs and fights.
Such men are set down a. Office seekers.
Gen. iele has determines 10 punish the of
Tenders
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BrIIssILLn .LsskR BsfE AT rHf TEASE
HArrr sAIoos.--I an constantly receiving
No. quality Of Belleyills Lager Beer,
which | will serve 10 lovers Of the above
beverage. al my sell known Saloon. west Of
the Terre Hauic House. Give me call ard
test is quality ;or yourselves
ms0itf. kATzENBAch.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

~ Kstzeab.ck received. OF day be-
rors Yesterday. one hundred and Try KEGS
If the celebrated BeIleyille Lager Beer. All
20 that are thirsty. and are lovers ct this
beverage, give Mic call AZ his saloon. a
fe- door. west OF the Terrc Haair House
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Military Items.

that city.
May John Alierton. Co. y. a.th
Nav 3-Hiram Can. Co. p. ilth.
Nav 6-Isme- Stevens. Co. a.. SID.
NAY 9-Franklin W. Niles. Co. b, al
Nav 9-Thomas Brown. Co. 9th
MAY lS-Nincent Upton, Go. X. 3lst-
Nav i9-obed Whitaker Co. A. 59th.
Nav 2O--Noah Brewer. Co. !. lltA.
May 22-Henry Simpson. Co. ]. Dist
VIM NJ DooIttle. Co +. 2i Indiana cav
airy; Joseph Ashton. Co. c. ssth. and Henry
X. crish. Co. y. 3lsi Indiana. died in ho-pi-
tai in ST. Louis. last week
Col. Thomas J Harrison. Of the ssth In
diana was la Indianapolis the FIRST day OF the
week. The Colonies heath ! not good.
bat he hopes 10 return tn be regiment ia
week or tao.
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 18th says
Major Gen. Lew Wallace's division. eight
thoaaa,s. strong. reached the suburbs of that
city ON - alsht OF tie l2th. and would
march the next morning.
Deaths occurred at the general hospitals
at Nashville. Tennessee:
Nav ll--vail Clawson. CO. X. ID Indiana
Cavalry.
James " dimes. Go. y. 9th Indiana
Nay Is-G. W Maxwell. Co. f.. 81 Indi
ana Cavalry
May li-Alfred IL. Parker. Co. |, 37sh
Indiana;
May s-Henry G. Serogan. Co. II. slss
Indiana.
The 3ssh Indiana. Col b. r. Scsibner. was
in the late engagements at Chattanooga. Ten-
nessee. The lighting lasted SIX hours. aud
the Nashville Union says the gallant conduct
OF our ofhceFs aud men : everywhere call.
IN forth commentator.
Gu Mc,sinnis, who returned home on
weiuesda,. came BY the Nay of Memphis
aud the Mississippi river. The lib req
mrnt i located twelve miles 10 tie east Of
Memphis.
A. ban1ae, given to General Roesscaa
-. 1 sss.isy isst. Al Louisville. "a tic csurse
o. speech, that ofhecr. IA speaking u bis
bsss4Jr 81 Indiana and Ohio troop. sid:
'.Of Al; the troops In tee United Ssate1. be
hsse IN, tbs i the b q brigade Troops
never behaved better thAa they DID. shall
ever te prond Ia. -as NTH them on that
"a, I had the 6th Indiana regimen.
%, IT lni,snss best mcn--aud What Sss''
bss given = lis ear Drawer OF better met
han patriotic Indiana. ] bad the hrst % o
have hesrd some % sbs Ohio troops chang
~ silA misconduct upon the psesi-a. d,
.nd nave read deiences OF them. ! person
slly snos nothing OF bad conduct Of say OH
troop % the feid Of shiloh. Bot ieil -
moss gallant. bsAs, and chsslF.c -eSi--e-
asvef entered held Of battle than the D.
Ohio In IN. speak Of What mos 40
What saw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

~ Our friend. James Chambers. having
complied with the new ordinance, by paying
Fifty Dollars license. continues 10 sell all
kinds Of fresh meats at his old stand. corner
Of 81 and ohio streets. Please give him
call. June Is. dit
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
FROM VIRGINIA

wiScHrsrrr. June 20-A number of sick
and wounded soldiers from Gen Shields
command. arrived here 10 day. IL il istated
they are TO be sent forward 10 Frederick or
Harrisburg.
Nothing OF interest has been announced
from Gen. Fremonl's department.
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Noon Dispatches
PROM CAIRO

cAlEo. Juae i9.-work on dc Moisle q
Ohio Railroad from Grand Junction TO Col
umbaS i progressing rapidly. The Road
bat for the burning OF a bridge OF 30 feet
In length. hear Trenton, by the rebels. which
has delayed the work
The ennba-i Sterling Price arrived %
night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

cx-An ,l.o-e who 20 Ia for the No. ! Gin
einpan i.,gcr Becr. and No. Free Lunch.
~,l pis..- sall At the Cincinnati Exchange.
Cars banding. ihi. evening.
ar ZERO 4 wiSMER
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

NAgaiYb--On the 18Th inst, At lie re-l-
deuce Of Mrs. q. Foster Smith. bs H. Mns-
grove. Esq Mr. JouS kisrsuT. 10 Nj 30
rsfa Msi ,Ssos. both al thu cie.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

A Cssp.-Having had the honor OF an ~
continent on the Committee designated 70
prepare q statement esrressir- The s~n'i-
u4ents II those who witnessed the rscen, es.
mination ia the Tesre HaGte Female Col
lsgc. ard not having had the opportunity to
append ms name TO the sta,emen, a. put
iIshed In the Express, Of Yesterday. | hereby
express my general concurrence With the
views entertained by tbs other members Of
the Committee L LEAkE
The Professor OF Languages SAYS that the
lady whose Latin e-ssy did herself and her
teacher credit. by showing the excellence OF
her training. had been the private pupil OF
the Rev l.. r Leake. c. w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
PROM BOsTON.

BosroS, June 2O.--James Lyons alias
Smith. late masters mate OF the pirate sun
ter, was aresie here last night on the arrival
of the brig Harriet. in which he came from
Sarinam.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

RELIGIOUS NoTicK.--TheTe ~ill be no
preaching in the Congregational Church to
morrow-Ssbbaih School and PRAYER meet
ing n usual
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

~ The wheat crops In the eonn'ry.
around about Alton. are nov being cut anu
lis said the harvest Is finer than = has been
Tor wears.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

r. Tae Leavenworth Enquirer. seeesh
paper. has been suppressed and IL propFie-
tors arre-l,J and imprisoned.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

~ TIE Illinois paper ~ there = a
great dem I'd Tor harvest ha'd- m that state
Al fkres 4sis~rs per DAY.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EntYor ExrgsSs.-I am candidate iof
the OGsee a County Tsessurer.
June T.. i-62. >. n Ai.i.ha'
lam .ni;datc for ne ofhce OF Treas
nr,r of q County az the October election
~" - n :. DURHAM.
We are authorized to announce C. W.
ST., :. /. Candidate Tor the Office OF Col
-, .s,.I Treasurer Of the county Of Nigo.
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ooyeREssIoSAL.


xxxynra coNeRkss-Fa, s,..,es.
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" ssnixsTox. June -.
ssxsrs---Mf tsritnes moved "a have ~
turned 20 the senate. frou the House. the
b'Ii lor the reorganization of the Navy lie
p~rfuenf He obsect MS a. hsss reconsf5.
cred the vote Nv which the Senate agreed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
MUSICAL.


ONION QUADRlLfE BANDi
xAnA ArrEyD FRosFry TO ALL CALLS
w 10 ne ulusix Il fae. Music fasblshst Coz RAn
All Parties a. Fs<eanshi~ fste-.
keofsy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

sRASDRkTn's PIILs.-For the res,Oraf,o1
sssils OF those vbo have been slriessn BY spsplesy
OF paralysis they ss the only reliable medicine.
al Affections Of The isRgs> chen aud bowel. the
prompt use. saves NE aud quickly cures. Pnean
niA. peuf.ys Shsi--s. wind. spss~s. WORMS ehsirss
noreus. disrrhces, syslp<Ary. whs,Aes from nsln,.
eating unrsPe fruits other faults in diet. yislc
thesS inaasnoes -ss'eus' sou;. rheuiaAsi.sas. i've
affections. rup,nres. iseshnmstlons q any organ
levers. -heiher agus>< ether spcofe f-.sr-. bIsus
n'e@se', jsuF"s4H. yiins's dance, spsllpos. nss.-
les. oroup. srysplas. ~hitssw~ihsxs. pies. ulcers.
Of even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers Of the hves, have ell been cured permanently
BY these celebrated Vegetables Univsrkai Pili. h.
female complaints and nervous diseases they have
bern equally Successful. wide skanrs q lie. sssA
nrst and second p~riods). Epilepsy. aepre.sloa -
spirits, ffghtfal cerams, all distractions and relsr.
atoms are BY them cured. dispersed and eOrrcc,ss
Psioe Is cents pc box.
sold By J. r. crsIxoaAv. Terre- Hauis, AMI b,
respectable dealers In nsdeiss. uanid~im
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale at
unelOdlm WEISS 4 co...

sE- All those who want beautiful SILK
Hat, of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and got one of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there.
fore | can warrant all hats bought Of me-
have a fine assortment sf French Beaver.
Otter and son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and OF all colors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment Of Wool
Hats. Of all coior-. ranging in price a. low
a fifty cents
T Ill. LOW ERIE, Practical Halter.
Successor to J. &. YATES.
m27-tf Cor Fifth and Main 81.
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r. Drs. Mshsn 4 Bell have understood
from reliable sources that report i in cir
culation. that theI time is 50 monopolized at
the Hospital. that they cannot attend 20 their
private practice They would say to their
friends. they are very thankful for past IA
vor-. and will be ready at all hours to attend
them a. heretofore
Their engagements at the Hospital will
not interfere in the least. with their other
Business .Jnne l.. DIFF
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- suumoes or scrsfasoSs srsctioas are NE
surse The blight che tssass ROT a nsnkina. The,
are vile and nlthy yell - fatal They arise ffou
contamination and impuriy o. the blood, and arr q
'e seen all around ~ everywhsrs- One quarter Of
all ~e meet are ss'nssa ssthussn. snd quarter
q these die Of them; die fsoshly too beesass they
are durable. Aus's sAzaArAHnIA eissnses osi tAs
serofaioas oerroptoa from the blood. renders pure
and healthy. and eneesually espers.ses ne fOol
contamination from the system No longer gross
under your sosofaous dAsgaers. since the irresi.s
be ARA has provided hls mastery combination g
curative virtues that b calls sAns.rAxn1A.l Dem
ecrst. wsierbury.Q
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MERCHANTS DESPATCH,
Owned and Managed BY the American Express Co.
FROM NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
To the West and soutA-wess,
I'm Special Cars ou En- tGFant Pas
senger Tralmos
TIME RECEIPTS GIVEN.
The above Despatch forwards Goods at a more e<-
peditlous rate than Any line running West, except
The regular Express Company Forwarding Bills.
covering the entire route from New York and Boston
guaranteeing time. will be given
Mark all packages Merchants Despaich," and
deliver at the Depot, foot % Barclay 81, y. r.. and
Western r. Z. Co. Boston, Massachusetts
MsrchlS13m TURSER NcKEES.
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10
Rrigadier General Taylor.

Brigadier General Taylor, who died from
wounds received in the recent battles, was
q native of Huntcrdon county, New Jersey,
and at the time of his decease was in the
prime of life. He served in the Mexican
war with distinction, and for his services
in the field was appointed to Coionelcy,
which position he held at the breaking out
Of the rebellion. Col. Taylor was then a
resident of Remington, Hunterdon county,
n j., and was noted for stern integrity of
character and purity Of life When Mr..
Lincoln issued his first call for 70, 900 vol
unteers Col. Taylor devoted his timetc the
drill and discipline of the militia of his
district. lie accepted the position of Col.
of the regiment raised there, aud accom-
panied it to Washington. He was, we be-
lieve stationed at Centreville with his reg
iment when the battle of Bull Run was
fought, and exerted himself manfully but
Intellectually to arrest the fugitives who fed
from the engagement.
Col. Taylor accompanied Gen. Mcclellan
to the Peninsula, and was with him through
out his subsequent campaigns. While thus
employed he was appointed Brigadier
General.
General Taylor was noted for being aR
excellent-perhaps a seEere-disciplinar
an, and insisted upon the performances of
all requisite duties by his officers and men,
and was never backward in doing his own
duty.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10
Sad Occurrence "A Boy Shot.

The Johnstown Tribune Of the 18th says.
A young man named Gillis Hartzell was
out cunning Thursday, and in coming
home along the Somerset road in the after
noon, in company with two other boys in
o wagon, they were overtaken by young
man named Soaf, who carries the mail be-
tween Johnstown and Stoystown. After
riding in company for some time, (the boys
meanwhile having their fun with each
other) Hartzell, under the impression that
it was empty, pointed his gun at the mail
boy, and playfully told him if he didn't
behave himself he would shoot him. The
young man disregarding the threat, kept
on with his fun, when Hartzell levelled his
gun at him and pulled the trigger, when
to his amazement, it discharged, and Soaf
fell from bis horse. Upon examination it
was discovered that the ball had taken eff
feet in his face, and that he was already
quite dead. Hartzell remained with the
body until the Somerset hack came along,
which took upthe body and brought il to
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10

CARPETINGS, comprising every style O.
X the newest patterns and designs in Brus-
sells, Tapestry Brussels, Imperial Three-ply,
and Ingram :Carpeting. Also. Stair Carpet
ings, Rag Carpetings, Floor Oil Cloths, Mats,
Rugs, &C., at GEO. BLYMYERS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10

Matches, 25 cents per gross,
Call, examine, take chew, and if you don't
like the goods or find fault with the prices
you need not buy.
N. B. Pipes from for cent to so cents
apiece.
Lewistown, August Is, 1862.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10
aAIIs1NlEfs AThEIANN0o
1852
County Offices.

County Offices.
Prssids.t J.gs.
Hon. s 5. Woods, Lewixtown
Assoeiets judges,
Hon. Elijah Morrison, Wayne township.
James Turner. Lewistowu.
ShcrG,
Z. .stanbarger, ESD.
Deputy Sheriff,
4. L. Mutthershough. Es4.
g'rof.y,o.Hly, CHerh Of Common Igeas. DC
Henry J. Walters, Esq.
As2is;5r Gai Essorder and CEsrk Of Orphans Conrt
samuel Barr, ESQ.
Treasurer.
Robert ". Patton Esq.
Commissioners,
Riehesou BraIton. Esq. BrAtton township
Samuel Brewer. Esq. Decatur township.
John Mcdowell. Jr., ESD, Armagl township
cSasmis.ioaers ClsrA-Georgc FrysiugeT
Deputy .>u-ssyor.
George II. Swigart Of Oliver township
Coroner.
george Miller, Esq, Le"i.to~A.
Mercantile Appro.str,
John l.. Porter I.eui=towu.
Aad;torS.
Henry Snyder, of Granville township.
Abran Carver, Of Oliver
IL. c. Eanzaut, Of Decatur
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-10
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1862.
ADDRESS
OF THE
Uniou State Central Committee
OF THE
Loyal Men of Pennsylvania.

HEADorIETKEs or THR CHIoy STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEES, Commonwealth Buildings, No 6ls
Chestnut street
Pun InELPuIA Auuust o6 1850
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