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The national Republican., 1862-04-03

The following lots Of silvs r.PIated Ware
are OF the Best Mako In the Trade. and
are warra nGed 70 he Doubla Silver
Plated On the best material, and equal
4. quality 10 any Plated Goods sold by
the best regulated Houses
Full sstu Elegant Tipped and Threaded ID.
bic spoons. ............. forSl.so
" Tipped and Threaded Ta.
Ole sF0h............f for l.b0
" " Tipped and Threaded Tea
Spoons 10 match. ........ for 100
Splendid Exua hlver.platsd Olive and
Threaded Table Forks ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for 100
eplendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. for 100
We sell:
Fine Silver. plated Cups, Mugs, ,GoLlsts, salt
btands, In every pattern. retail price o. for Loo
Elegant Silver plated Cake and Gard Bas.
ksu''.. worth $50, for SOC
The attention Of our numerous patrons is re
quested TO our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Enameled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerreotype Cases,
In every size in the Trade.
We sie selling these goods from 50 OTIS. to $3.50
fitted In order, being IS per cent less than the
makers' retail price.
We are Agents for the Sale Of
hOCLAIN's CELEBRATED
COLOGNE5, EXTRACTS. and
COCOANyT HAIR OILS,
AND ALSO ZOE
MERCHANTS COLOGNEs, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
WORsLEY'S HONEY, ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLORs
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines OF Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which we offer at the Manufaolurers'
Prices, without any freight added.
The Trade. Dealers, sutlers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phls
delphia prices, or perish in he attempt.
We are bound to sell cheaper than the
Cheapest-delivered free.
Ladies and Gentlsmsn give US an early Call
it makes no difference whether you buy or not
look over our full lines Of
Fine Jc,oehy, Sluer Plated Ware, GU and Einc,
Names, Engrauings, Pictures, P1fumery,
Soaps, &apls aud Fancy Goods.
~ Gentlemanly clerks are always ready L
| wait on you.
The national Republican., 1862-04-03

have 3 large and laos, exteasire stock Of
Italian Marble Monuments, Gravesuon-.
&C., &C.,
for sale al low prices, 'Cr cash will sell at reduced
prices TO those .f the army or navy who may wan
them msmentoes for thlir comrades who have
fallen in defence OF the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
feb iI-Gm l. street nvrth, bet 19th and 18th.
The national Republican., 1862-04-03
nu. l. Z LANDS
~ Anti-Rheumatic Band
PERMANENTLY ouRss
RkECNAIZsk, in III sarioss formi.
6UUT om1 NEURALGIA,
dTIEENkss ond NxR vOUs A FTEC71OES,
IMPURITIES Of ns BLOOD
And hs Evi EBozi Of k1cWv.

It Ia . conveniently arranged BArn or BsLT, con
tAiuing medicsted compound, 10 be worn around
tbs body, about the waiit, kauALLr ASyEoTrue ALL
PARTs uh~eu1 Us dis>an may BE-, and oRn be worr
suilkosx injury to the rsna deiteak person.
By this treatment, the medcina properties 0on.
aimed In the BAND, being Of . At9kly dromatS and
eolotle NATURE and oapabk Of being readily o,sm.ed
4rceh tie pores Of u, fkn into itrss eaet with
the bLoop and peral circulation, without first pasa
ing through the process Of digestion, which would
ten not only TO dctraot IRON their curative powers
but TO impair the internal organs and dcrar &c the
digestion alaothus avoiding the uyHr,ou, .s,ci. 70
often the result Of irusnai rsH,dsS, and e1.ct,us
r<-fea e1. by purifying and eYDalisis9 Ae circulation Of
he rial futdi and rstor,E2 A rars aya.si tr A<aSh,
ondttton. This BAsD ia also q nO1 powerful" 4 sri
MER0UNAL AGEHr," ard will aalrely re::Ut the Sys
tcm from ts pe,sse,otg .secu
Moderaie casss are cut,d in few dGy and We ARE
constantly receiving urt,tlsi esinoR,sls-t0 who.
We invite inspection our oice-of thr. efficacy II
aggravated cases Of lo'ly d,,ha,rg
Price Two Dollars. Seat BY mail upon rter,rl OF
~ or by express every where, with al n.se:Jdry AZ
J,,ssvri!. from the principal Office oi
@. SMITH h C,, FrcrIistun,
q9l Broadway, New YU-,
N -IssIijStr, ci't1I-ss is- fr't
~ III. Bard will no; Interfere With ,:t Ir,rirr's
lu'ies Lsg Wv
The national Republican., 1862-04-03
DENTISTRY.
Vvn1rai Ynsvss

L ~. BOOMlS. M. D..
The inksntci and pstentee OF the Mineral rlA!s
Teeth, htteros personally at ma ctce In this city
Mani perscni oAn wear thee teeth who cannot
not weir these.
fers4a calling at my once can Be accommodated
with aty style and prfoe Of Teeth they may desire
but 10 hoee who are particular and with the pufest
strongest and most perfect deuturs thAt Art
can pr{dnse. the Mineral Flats will Be more fully
warfa9ked. . :
Hoods In this city--No, sss Psnnsylyania avsnss
between Ninth and Tenth streets Also, eo1 Arch
street, Phiiadelphia. nisls-ly
The national Republican., 1862-04-03
T>EroT QUAETERMASTEHs OFFICE,

Al the Lumber to be- delivered within 20 days at
al. ming the contract.
The Lumbe. 10 he ia. pectad by On inspector ap.
toinitd on the part Of the GO,ernment
Payment to be made upon the satisfactory c0mplc.
ton of the contract
Proposals must be plainly marked, "rro. .os,ls for
Lumber
The ability of the bidder to I'LL he contract should
II be ava rded tc him. must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, whose signatures NUT be rp
pend, 10 the guarantee.
The responsibility OF the guaraniors must DC shown
district court OF the United States district attorney
Builders must be pres nt in person wheD the titl
are ptned, o. theis proposals. Will not be cclaid'
cred.
Ionds, in the sum vf five thousand dollars signed
by the contractor and both Of hi guaraaIor. W II
be rcqu Of the .ucCcsslul bidder upon righi the
CO"ti
The right to ,cj CT any or all ids hat may te
deemed too gh Is reserved by the Depot QuAitei
master,
Informal proposals will be rejected
Form rt Guarantee
We -, o. the county Ct -. and state Of -,
and -, OF the county of -, and > ate OF -, do
hereby guarantee that - Ia able 10 fulfil c0ntraet
IN accordance WITT the terms oi his proposition and
that should his proposition be accepted h, ii al
n uid tn CUntr. ct be awarded him we arc IRE
lar. TO b come hw securities.
(Io thi, gu4IanirC must Dr appended the &C # II
cafe above mentioned ID. II RUCKER
IIas u COUnGi Gnd Quarermas,r
The national Republican., 1862-04-03

mr. LOCK WOOD csntinass the prao.
~ tibe Of Dentistry, In the washington Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Having praoticed In the South nearly dx,esn year.,
he feels ivred that he oaa give satsfsetsoa 70 any
Teeth inserted on vuLoAuirs, 9,s.., or aoID
fLAIt, Chloroform adninlstsred when desired
The national Republican., 1862-04-03

Jan 2-tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

ouR troops find campaigning in Maryland
among population Who arc friendly, at
less. in part. very different T rom their service
In Virginia. A recent letter to tho New
York World. written from Fro derrick. and de
scribing tho late movements. says:
Valuable aid Vas rendered our General In
this respect by dozens OF loyal citizens who
came on horse back and by mountain paths
from the direction the enemy had taken, and
gave full and reliable information OF the rebel
movements. This Was one ofthe most graft.
fying sgns which We met with anywhere. In
Virginia 1t vas all the other way: the enemy
knew all about Us and we knew nothing OF
them. But here yesterday morning IL was
cheering indeed 10 see the honest and loyal
men lock 10 headquarters. each corroborating
the others story. ard rendering their inior-
nation positive. For instance, a large body
Of the enemy breakfasted At keedysville q,
about seven O'Clock. and within two hours
siierward four or five men from that village
bad arrived with the Information at General
Mcclellan . headquarters, six miles distant.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

Tn following l. the article of var appli-
cable 70 the case Of General JKyy. @. DAVIS
for killing General SKLsoS
AR. 9. Any officer or soldier Who shall
strike his superior officer. or draw or iift Up
any weapon, Or offer any violence against
him, being In the execution Of his Office, on
any pretenss whatsoever, or shall disobey
any lawful command OF h's superior officer.
shall suffer death, or sucn other punishment
a. shall. according 10 the nature Of the Of
fsnse. be inflicted upon him By the sentence
ola court martial.
The concurrence oftso-thirdsof the mem
bers ofthe court g required 70 the capital
penalty.
IL may be qusstson whether al officer
abusing,and striking another. in violation
Of the articles Of war. and not in the execn-
ton Of any military duty. il +" 10 the execu-
ton ofhis Office :. and whether. having re-
sorted TO personal violence. he did not pa.
himself on level with the person be assault
Cd. divesting himself entirely Of bis Official
character.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

BoSArsRrK's conception Of perfect ar
my bears pretty hard on the interminsbls
and luxurious trains OF our armies. ut
would not be possible" b said 10 Las Casas
az ), Helena. Ito form perfect army with
out n revolution in the manners and educs-
ton OF the soldier. and perhaps even in the
officer. This could rot be accomplished
With ovens, magazines, eommissaries and
carriages. There can be no perfect army
until. IN imitation Of the Romans. the soldier
shall receive his supply of wheat OF barly,
grind !, In his hand mill. and bake his bread
himself We cannot hope TO posses an ar.
my until ne abolish all our monstrous trains
OF civil attendants" Il will do the service
no harm. IL our Offices bear in mind these
striking words. not. indeed. as al invocation
70 the revelation described. bat rather a. a
standing sdmonition % 'relrenchmsns and
reform"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

PrzLIc SrxAxrs--I viii speak at the fol-
owing places
Clinton. Fras-. octooe- y O'Clock.
Newport, Saturday, October sth. / o'clock.
Eagene. Monday. October 9Th. o'clock
Wright Mile. Psrks County. Tuesday.
October 7th, I o'clock.
Rockville, Tsrks County. Wednesday.
October 9Th. io'elock.
Park Mills. Park County. Thursday. oc-
sober 9th. ] o'clock
Ii has been customary for candidates for
Congress in this District 70 make joint sp-
pointnents. and discuss before the people
the various questions Of interes, 70 the coun-
try. Mr.. Voorhees, requested me verbally
and in writing 20 meet him and arrange a
ONT canvass. notified him verbally that
was ready to make the Joint appointments
dis morning. We met this morning. and
after some conversation With him he declined
making joint canvass. make this state
ment as an explanation OF the reason Why
tie canvass i not as IL has been in this Dis
rict heretofore. II. ID. SCOTT.
September Is. 1864
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

The farmers in Western New York are
busiy engaged in cutting their corn aud
buckwheat, IN nearly all sections Of that
portion of the State. Both Of these crops.
situated in valleys aud Low places. have been
somewhat injured by early frosts. although
the corn crops. generally speaking. Is very
good this season. In portions OF the State
where tobacco Ia grown to a considerable
extent. the farmers are also securing and
housing the crop. which promises 10 be a
very valuable one this season.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

In the Zollverein department Of the Inter-
national Exhibition has just been placed a
wonderful piece OF mechanism, only few
days from Hanover. All our readers know
the difficulty Of awakening early in order to
catch a morning train. Here - n piece Of
mechanism, which will not only ring a gentle
alarm to arouse light sleepers. but will at
tue samclume strike a light for lamp and
another to boil cup Of coffee. II the first
alsrm be not enough. louder one win fol-
lo~ sufficiently sonsrous 10 awaken the dead.
III even this should prove insufficient. the
mechanism will, after short interval, pull
of the nightcap. II tho sleeper wears one !.
aud In tho almost impossible case Of con-
tinusd slumber after all this. the machine.
a. IL Disguised At such lazness. will tilt the
sleeper out on the iioor. In fact. the me-
chsnism does everything almost but shout
the hour IN tho sleeper's oar. An extraor-
binary amount of ingenuity has been erpen-
ded upon this combination Of clockwork, aud
spring. and lucifers. and levers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

There are two essential requisites % rssce
-nrst. hat We shall have an srmv In tho en-
euy : territory strocg enough 70 oooaasr ], /.
second. that We shall have a. srmv OF reserve
an tie held Al hone large enough o. rscrl
sny possible iuvasion. Nhe1 - shall cor-
vince the ecsmy that ~e are able 20 eArrv
destruction into their a.n confines. and a.
The sane tine are ready At home 20 recxl arv
counter iarssisu tAey nav attempt to sc, o.
foot. thea, and nos Until thea. pesce gill be.
come possible
As YET we are veFy far fron havinS rrori-
ded these armies. TAs afnv rs have sens
forwars into the enenys terr;torv has net
yet p<ac,raied INTO ne heart q HI. cena,r,.
nor >tricken the blows hat shall bring hin
~ rs kaecs
Up % The prs.snt tine - have bees feat
lng on the defensive. Weare ss.il in isrxs
portiou Il eur invaded ooansry virtasll,
hol1inT that attitude. II a ooiy on sinxls
nsstre 81 the wAr TIA; 90 have succeeded
IA placing re enemy on the defensive ca ia
~sa scs' 81 rather dspasea territory. A
yet no Neoseaerste sol1ier "a. pal his foot.
A. al H.Fadsr. On sorshe-n sod. Aa1 vet
there aFv msny people re.k saoa<A u i.
heys Tat f~&ce . near a. hznd.
The sktens Of tbs heisef = ssra s.,.,fir
- thrcalsn TIE SeuiA 9Th sssssa. i.nr-.
We are repsatsng as foiir II year a.
We t7en vsat - seq in tie is,ess @ ut
tnrop~ scald trteste-e - pas al ed a n.
~zr ~ ar- rev - K n siesp n IN. h~ls~s
that he fsrkecs are seirpci. tirei 81 shs
Ear. snd I'll tsht % ners. Thsrs eaaia
not oe = mere fstsl ni<s.k. thxn tkas % So.
posing pcscs % &c ne>f sf haat Pace J.
sos tAiag tAss ga se dre<zs~t lao exl.-
tsncr IL = not dsll<hssal soei4saf 49,
can hzppo2 al aay asespcr:el aansnt rsgb.
sss discsEisbi. csr<eL Il !. net . vtnts.li
that may drip late sss i4p Gks s>rni y -
troz q lssteTv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02
EXCISE TAX.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.

~ OlltE 10 HEkEbl Olh In,
i that the following named persons have been
appointed Assistant Assessors for the several Dr.
visions a. numbered below constituting the Seventh
Assessment District q tho State Of Indiana.
vIGo COUNT.
lDfeEsfas. W. I-wiiiiam X Edwards. Of rerrs-
Haute.
All that part ~ Harrison township inclu.
ding the city OF Terre- Hsnte. bounded a. fol-
io~s: Beginning az the southwest % out-lst
~ Terre-Hsute Ne. u thence 20 the centre 81
the south line Of section a. town II. north ~ range
vest. thence north 60 the centre the north sec
ton line % section Is sane town and range, thence
vesf 20 the Wabssh river thence south Nth the
bank Of said river 20 the place Of beginning
Also all tia, part % said river laying west OF the
last named boundary line 70 the west bank Of said
river.
Dsrssio-, Ne. i-samsel NeKeen. Of Harrison
tcSnshp
All that part % said county soath Of the National
Rosd and east Q: the wabash river. nos embraced
in Division Ne. I.
D.rssis~, ". :-Ed-Ard Robbins. Of Harrison
ta~nsh.p
All that part o, ssld county vest Of the wabash
river, and east q said river and north q the Ma
tionsl Read. aud not inclased In Divisioa No /.
vrRsrILioS COUNTY.
Ls~roa. A.. t-s,ephsn NnIk.n, Hsl, town
ship.
To~nshsp.-cllnsOa and Hs.L
Tfrissos, NJ s-Bssksn Y. Rhodes. Newport.
rcsnshlps-yermiiiion. Eugens. Highland
rkRkE COUNTY.
fscs,so~. n. s--John ssllikin. sonissums
Howard.
ro~nshiss-Iessrve. penn, Liberty. sugar Cr-sk.
fsrssio-. No. William II. Nye, Rockville:
Tc~uships-kdam.. wabash. Onion. Green ard
vashingtou.
f1risfas. N. e-Jc.erA NcFsrlant, Raeooon
rssassss. -yleris.. RsccOon and Jsekson.
rvrSss COUNTY.
nisssss<, n. s-vilson l. Hurisor, Rssssl.
rO-asAss.-Ra.-sll. Frsnklsa. ard Jackson
lArssis@. n. ie--John " gsrp, Greencasfis.
ns-nsh rs--Chato1- sonree. f1oyds N.di-cn.
efeeucAstie AL sariosl
D4esskc-. -. ll-warrs- reIiov.. N.nhatf.rr
r.nshsgs-vsshins,ca and w-Frs..
f'f-issc-. n. l2--HnsA Faster. NJ ssriaiss.
fsvnsAirs -Jes-rsou, Cossrfsis. MIN Greek
CLAY corNrr
fsrssf's, -. is--Ssthssssl sil-s. se-sy tow.
Te-asAips-rvs<y. ;ses.en. c.... rsss John.su.
Var Berea.
fsssssa. y. is-J.ns, l. harris. Bsviins
6reesr
Ie-asAlPs- s.r>s Rias.. v..AsssisA. H.rri.oa.
Lsvs az Perry.
ovrS coUxrY
i~nte~~s - le-}o1n "a ssrtins - trercfFt
Trsrxaips-Frsnklin. lsrsrscn. ksrirn. Isfsv.
stss. NasAls<toa a. Clay.
Isrsesrs. lAc. lev. r. Hoaski-.. = ,1est-ars
Tssuseips-nsrran. sons<azere. wsyn-. 1.rk-
49,. $sarlpxx. Tsyicr kr4 Hs-ri-r-
esxKSr coCyTr.
rsriss--. " i---FAusn1er Barr. w~th srgsoc
Ee~1selps-E<i river. Fsirpisy. Jsssr-sn Wssh-
isSsen. sulfA. wr.xAt. steektez ss1 Stsnsr<-
f-rsss'-. -. ls-vnnsz ". 0.lssy. Hso-s-
So.
Te-ssksFs-H sAisn4. rsyiS-. 49, c.ss
fsFefss@. a. fs-Jkns n 0usrn. slsh-rv
se<nsA ss--@s<ksaz. Cszsrs. a. B>~sh creek.
SULLIVAN cor~TT.
s~~Sss>-. ~ se-fa-rs NJ Red suIus2r.
fe-r<e rs--&@ek-o<- F.srsxzss. Tzrms.. H.n-
ia Al ca.
f-s<ss>~. n si-Jakn Nsrssa. csrksae
Trs1<elFs-C.r-x. Cas-. Ser--.ea 81 H@.1<-
JANIS rAsRryGroy.
A~.-.-s- - ksss-srzszf n<ssrsrt - Is1a<n.-
y-rre-Hszts. Or :. iss1-t.x-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

"EsouaH. A Frenchmsr VA. being
terribly beaten By a brawny sailor, Who held
bic victim to the earth while he severely
thrashed him. The unfortunate fellow kept
yelling out with all his might. "Hurrah'
say. hurrsh'' but man who vas passing
sas his predicsment. and told him to cry
enough Enough enough !" shouted
the soundly bs-aogged foreigner. by gar.
zst il de word / try 10 think OF dis several
minutes cones" The sailor let him get up.
when the Frenchman rubbed his hands with
delight. and cried. Enough by gar. It's
very mooch Z God word for little fellow to
remember"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

ssaSrIcKSr watch, part or the booty
found NJ the Emperor Of Chinss summer
palace in Pekin. Is on exhibition In Paris
In "a said 10 have been worn by the Emperor
himself. and Is studded with the fnesi orr
entail pearls. enameled on the back with a
painting Of the Prodigal Son. and has on
tho dials two grotesque figures which regu-
larry strike the h ours and quarters with tiny
hammers on a pair Of equally diminutive
bells. The whole IS perfect specimen 81
Swiss or French horolegy. and Is valued AT
20 500. The French officer who first be-
came it, possessor presented il TO the Fmpe-
ror Napoleon. who returned il to its fortu
nate captor. and il II now offered for sale.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

1uT Richmond Examiner Of the loth inst.
furnishes us with summary Of the state of
the rebel hssncss. compiled from sficial
documents Submitted 90 the Confederate
Congress The amount raised By customs
thus far has been bat little more than one
million OF dollars. and their internal tar has
Welded them only ten millions. The fnan-
ces OF the rebels are. from the Eraminer's
statement, N desperate condition, and 10
hnancicv has vet been able q devise
scheme for replenishins their exhausted "a
cheqeer. The people are destitute Of money.
Whsn We take into consideration the enor-
nous expenses OF the War apoa 80 suall a
popalstisn-thaf they have Aeen ca, of
from comnerce-have beer scndipr all their
money oct O. the eouutry FOR the purchase
OF ~H naterisl-havs been compelled %
commence ard operate large manufactures.
receiving - returns from them-ue car
read see that their finances are exhausted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

o-xvss pos inv. Dsvsst-A ~Dsnoeras-
s neesias as he'd n Tenpsrsnesvills.
a. SATURDAY eveain< is<,. ~s.ch v.s .S-
s.e~~ed 81 Geo L. Hsmiisos. K~z. The
penocraiic csnasiAls for congre~- TIE
sFseea .ss daa mi ls-se. ess tie meeting
sns sonsssss enli-eee1 br cheers fsrysx
assss. .Ases vers heartily girsu. = ne are
laiernrd- We srs 80 :nlorrn<d sAat tie
-'eroe~ eaeer> v<-s n kn- vise rebakes
'e'ss shs rsFe then asis.sfasd Re ~De-..
oe<.',< aose.s-s - - that = really -
s@seu-ea q aver q Ise naas--and %
= "n,<st = ne n.rk ~ eas<rsnx fsr
ecscssi he rssl s~,xrs q t.sx I>.ssz-
fsh<sgs &C.,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02
MiilIonaires In Paris.

Since the magnificent new boulevards
hare sprung mp over the debris Of old Paris.
IL seems a. though the French metropolis
vere about to become the home of the
worlds millionaifes. In addition 10 the prin.
cipal hotels OF Lsfittes, Rothschilds. Foulds.
aud Dsmidofs. others are being built for
Brafilians, Peruvians, and Mexicans--the
only Americans in high favor abroad, since
No have fallen to cutting each Others
throats-which must cost fabulous sums
Lucky Eraxiliansl Lucky Peruvians! Lucky
mongrs.s and half brecd.i The greater
part Of the hotels on the Boulevard dc Man-
csau let 10 Rnssians. who greatly aid In
keeping up the enormous rents OF Paris
houses by paying anything the landlords
choose TO ask. One OF them Is baron,
who sometimes displays bis wealth by driv
ing = carriage drawn by six horses AZ Chan
lilly. which may probably force the Emperor
70 have bis drawn By eight, n Count do Ri
sncourt and Mr.. Livingstone made him
abandon four for six. Another. who pos
sc.sss largo tracts ia the fertile districts oil
tho Don. has the table in his servants hal
furnished with plate and fine porcelain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

CIV. Rises LAST WoRps.-When Gener-
a. Reno fell, Gen. sturgis was within = few
yards OF him. he pas Ia command Of the
division formerly commanded BY Reno, in
creased by several new regiments. and the
men had just distinguished themselves in
driving the rebels from the summit Of the
Blue Ridge. These Generals we're bosom
friends. had been classmates at West Point
and graduated iogsshs<> When Reno fell,
sturgis ran TO his as'is(o8ee. bad him picke ed
up. and said. Jesse are you badly ~ounded1'
To which he replied: "fes, sam" am a
dead man. Gen. siurgis had him placed
upon litter and carried to the rear, where
be died in an hour. His las, words before
leaving the battle field, were: BOYS, can
be with you no longer in body. but ! am
With you in spirit"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02
DR.. POTTER,
HOME OP.ITHIST.

THANkFUL for the patronage
i which has heen - LIBERAL, extended 60 ne
surisg the past four years. would respectfully
ncit a Continuance q the
orucr.- South Third Street. West sldel second
door from Ohio street.
REankScK.-Corn~r - fourth aud Oak streets
luly7Sd3m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-02

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Il Gives special attention 20 the treatment Of Dis
II the Rye. and Ear; operates Tor Cstsrst Ar
tificisl rapii. rtelygium. staphyiema, stshismas
Chronic Inflammation Of the I've and Ear. ~ mild
,oursc ~ remedial agents, Restores Sigat q ths
Rlind, and Hearing 20 the Deaf In all cases fuscep
tble ~ cure BY operation medical treatment.
May b. consulted. FREE cf charge. nv letter
otherwise. Onice, Southcasf CORNER second ant Pop
lar streets. Trrrc- Hauie. Indiana. 'chtfly