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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

Bcsrcs. July 3.-The Vermont Democrs..
&c State Convention, at Bellows Falls. yes
terday. nominated benz. H. Smailcy. Of Swan
ton, for Governor Z. IL. Chaplin. OF Rutland.
for Lieut. Governor: and Geo. Washsunre.
Of Springfield. for Treasurer.
The resolutions assert that the preserya
ton Of the Democrats organization Is neces-
sary 20 the safety of the country: that it Is
the duty Of the citizens 20 support the
Government: regret the existence Of
slavery assert that the ABOLITION
opinions of portion OF the North have
tended greatly TO produce the present war
aud condemn the abolitionists botl. ia and
out Of Congress.
The Convention WAS thinly attended and
not very harmonious.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

wAsnlSeros, July 2-The Correspon
dence regarding the raising ola negro bri.
gade Was laid before the House to-day. IL
is rather lengthy. portions OF Il caused con
siderable laughter. Gen Hunter GAYS 10 the
first question: | therefore reply that no regi-
ment OF fugitive slaves has been or IL being
organized In this Department. There y
however n fine regiment Of persons whose
late masters are fugitive rebels. men who
sverywaers fly before the appearance OF the
National dag. leaving their servants behind
them TO shift ~ best they can for themselves
So far indeed are the loyal persons com..
posing this regiment. from seeking To svoai
tho presence OF their late owners that they
are now one and all working With remark.
able industry 20 place themselves la a posi-
ton TO join IN fIll and affective pursuit OF
their fugacious and traitorous proprietors.
20 the second question. he says the instrue.
tons given 10 Brigsdier General Sherman
by Secretary Cameron aud turned over 20
me Nv succession for my guidance 20 die
tinctly authorize " employ an loyal persons
Offering their services is defence Of the
Union aud for the Suppression 81 this rebel
lion In any manner I might see NJ or that
the circumstances might call for
The restriction ne 10 the character OF color
Of the psrsons 10 be employed or tho nature
OF the emplo, ment. whether civil or military
in which their services shall he used con
clude. therefore. that have been suthori-
iEed 70 enliss fugitive slaves ss soldiers.
should any such be found IN the Department
No such charters. however. have yet appef-
81 within vie~ OF our most advanced pieke
The loyal slvsves everywhere remaining on
their plantations 10 welcome, AID. and sup
ply ne With food. labor and Information.
To the third iuierrogstory. Il is my pain
COL duty 70 reply that hare not received
any specihc authority for issaing clothing,
uniforms. arms. equipments. kc.. 10 the
troop~ In question. NJ general Instructions
from Mr. csmsrcn TO employ them In any
manner might find necessary. and the mil.
it.ry erigence~ Of the Department. aud the
country being my only. but In my Judgment,
sufficient Justification.
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FROM BOSTON.

Bosros. July Especial despatch to the
Journal says, Col Wyman Of the 18th Mass.
schusetts was killed at the Richmond battle.
and Richard w. Kinks OF the 18th Mas.
was wounded.
The reported loss Of the 22d Mass. - $50
in killed, wounded aud missing. aud that Of
the Mass. 3ist and lith also suffered severe
ly hs Wing only four live officers lett The
Federal loss IL stated at $4,000. The loss of
officers In the Mass, engaged II very great
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

IN 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 81 French Beaver.
Otter AM son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and OF all colors. which | am selling
very low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hats. Of all eolors. ranging ir price a. low
a. ffty cents
T. II LOwERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor 20 ]. &. YATES
m97 n Cor Fifth. and Main Sts
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fos THs WAs.--CsptAin Jsssz SsIrH. u
so~ here. and has opened recruiting ofhce
fcs the iesh regiment near the corner OF
Fourth and Main Streets. The Captain vas
an officer in the iish Ind. regiment. and '.
a 6as ofhcef. and all Who dssrs..,o volunteer
ia The service woeli DO sell TO call upon
him. This may be the last chance. therefore
do not delay or else 700 may be too late
dou
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hrLlsviLIk L,cka BksR.-Ths coar
House Saloon. on the cast aide OF the Public
square. !. receiving regularly. from the
brewery of ;. Eymer. at BelissIile. first
class. genuine article Of Lager Beer. which
all lovers OF the article must pronounce upon
trial. equal. 10 no, superior 10 any heretofore
brought u the city. Let all who indulge.
give Herr s.rossseldt a Co. a call. and tee,
the matter We are Informed. by good
judge. that there Il no mistake IA the mat
ter Hut "a satisfy all. 90 aud taste
$40. dim
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II We call the attention Of our citizens
to-the az fertisement Of the American tx
press C IN our columns. this morning.
chs-ss has been made Ia the Agents. st the
once here. and Mr.. Stewart Who nos has
charge Of the Office. : represented As a good
and responsible business man. and clever
gentleman. and ~e are confident our people
~ill find IL agreeable TO transact business
wifh him
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

sE-Dr. Henry ID. Mann continues to at.
tend to the practice Of Medicine and Surgery
IN this city and surrounding country. Mes
~ges left at his Office Bars Block. corner
of 9Th aud Wabash Streets or at Hospital
No. !. viii be attended to promptly.
iune26d2w
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BRANDRETn's PIIlS.-FOr the restoration
health Of those who have been stricken Nv sr.pies,
or paralysis they sthe only reliable neaiciss.
ali affections q the lungs, chest and bo~eis the
prompt use saves hfs and quickly cures PnenD
MA pleursy. cholera. wind, spAsms. worms cholera
noreHs. diarrhoss, dysentAry whether from naalar.
eating unripe fruits other faults In diet, yiels
their influence. Asthma. govt, rheumsiisuns. live
Affections. rup,ures. determinations o. any organ
levers, whether ssue other specific fsvers blou.
diseases aundse. ST. yitas's dsuoe. smallpox, meAs-
les Group. eryspelas. white s~eiings. piles ulcers.
OF even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers Of The liver. have all been cured permanently
~ these celebrated Vegetable Universsl Pills. IN
female complaints and nervous diseases they hsss
been equally successful. wide change Of hfe. both
nrsi and second periods. Epilepsy, depression u
spirits, ghtfui ders ans all obssructlons and rela.
atoms arc BY them cured. dispersed and cOrr~ctsi>
Pro- Is cents per box.
sold BY J. r. cuusaH.-. rerrs- Hauie. ana ~
respectable dealers 10 msdioise. Uanldwln
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IRON MCCLELLAN

WAsaIserox. July 3--l2 x-A dispatch
from Gen. Mcclellan 20 the War Department
from Berkleys Bar. July 2i.--5:30 p. m.
states that he hes ssccesdsj In getting hs
army 10 that place ON the banks OF the
James river. and has lost bat one gun which
had 20 be abandoned last evening. Tuesday,
because Il broke down. That an hour and a
half ago the rear OF the wagon train was
within a mile Of the camp and only one "a
ron vas abandoned. that NE had severe
battle yesterday, Tuesday. that ne beat the
enemy badly The men hgating even bet
ter than before.
The men are In good spirits and that re
endorsements from Washington have arrived.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsuSaroS. July "a scouting party
from Catletts station, proceeded toward
Warrenton, yesterday, and on reaching that
place. found il occupied by about 500 rebel
cavalry.
Information was obtained that when a
Union man appears in that neighborhood the
bells are rung, and he is taken prisoner and
conveyed 20 place OF security.
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Rrcsrtrs wsSrtn IxsKpikrstr The
leah regiment = being reorgsnize'i under the
auspices Of Col J. T Laeas. late Lieut. Col.
Of the same regiment. and al psrsoos Ssh
ing 10 enlist under officers Who have seen
service. can have chance Don. Of assisting
IN crushing on, the rebellis1. aud once more
sisns~siag the supremacy a the Siars and
Strpes
Pay, r>sioas and clothing frsm the tune Of
enlistment. A recruiting ofsce ~iil be open
ever day, aatii the desired namber are sa
roll~i ofsee. tee doors south of the Ca
cinnst, Heu~e. on Fourth sfrees--e>.s ~sse.
W. N. CONNER.
il3.dtf Lieutenant
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

EpTroE ExYRf--:-l am a candidate for
che Office OF County Treasurer.
June Is. ie62. :. X. ALLEN
! am candidate Cos he Office Of Treas
aser Of vigo county Al the Octoeer election
n. =. DURHAM.
Ne are authorized to announce Y. ".
Barbour a. Candidate for the once Of Col
lector and Treasurer Of the county OF Nigo-
am a candidate for County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
IA. MADISON i candidate for the
once Of County Treasurer At the October
election.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

~ Asu, Of our merchants propose
closing their business houses on To day
10 honor 0t the day Ne celebrate. We are
glad that zach i % be the case Every
oa-iDess house in our city should BE- closed
Our people can all afford to take one days
respite from the never ending tolls OF life. 10
celebrate the day greater 70 Us than any
other
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, July 3.-Gen. o. NJ. Mitchell
passed through hero this evening snroute
for Washington.
Rebel guerilla cavalry squads psrvades
Webster, Davis and Henderson counties
Gen. Boyle has sent forces after them with
orders TO put every one 20 the sword
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

foRr MoSRos, July The enemy lost in
killed aud wounded. yesterday Monday Is
said TO have been not less than 1000: but
We have nothing definite OF the loss on either
side.
Gen. Shields army arrived hero. this
morning, and has proceesioa mp the James
river They came Ia vessels via Annapolis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

AZ Dr.. Mshsn a Bell have ansierssoo.i
from reliable sources that report = "a cir
.,,latson. that Their time : uss.epoissei Al
sbs Hsspslsl. thai lhsy cannos attend 70 their
crsvsse practice They .eaA s.y % tAssr
t.iend., ,hsy are very tAaokfai for past Ia
sos-. ana ~iIl be ready II ali hoars - attend
shsm ss bsrssofore
rksix engagements - he hs-s-s.l -'il
not interfere n the lesss, ssh thar other
suNness. Jms II. dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04
July / diwltw

KKsovsL.-Samuel Mack has removed his
stock Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. from Ph@nIx Row. back to his old
stand. North OF the Court House. in the
Modesitt Buildings. Immediately under tho
Wabash Express Office. where he will be
pleased 70 sec all OF his old customers. and
as many new ones as may favor him with
call. July I.-lv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

BsLxvrlLs .L,osR BssR At rHs TKssr
HAurr SsLooS.--I am constantly receiving
No qa.lay Of Rcllevills Lager Beer.
which I win serve a. lovers Of the above
beverage. at nv veil kno~n Saloon. west Of
the Terre Hsuts House Give mes call and
to- - quality for yourselves
mSiliti N. kAILkNbACh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

- strumous OF scronslous arec,ions a., The
oarse. the blight. tie polA.o rot Of Mankind. rley
are vie and hlthy a. well a. fatal. They arise fron
eontam'natoh aud mpurity q the blood. and are to
be seen all around n every~hers. One quarter Of
al No r-est are tainted with thsn and one quarter
OF these die Of thsr die fooshly too bse.ass tAey
are durable. Arrs'- sAHsarAkulA eiesnses out Tie
ssrofaous osrruptiou from the blood renders pure
and healthy, and saeosaaiiy espurs.i~s the foul
contamination from the system. No logger gros
under your screfalous disorders. since the irre.is
bic Arm has provided his mastery combination q
curative virtues that be calls sAEsArAsuaA.-lDeu-
ocrsi. Waterbury, CT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

isFoNrssr To fsskSts ssp 0rEni,S.. -
An parents ana gu.-''sn> rciitirE outside.
and adjoining the limits 81 the city Of Terre
Hsass. ~ho desire 10 send thsir children "a
wards 10 the pnbI.c schools Of sad Gu, daf
ms the eenias fall and ~nsser. are hsseby
noussd that they must take the proper trans
fer before the hr~t Of September nest
Mr Lyman Miller has been appointed 20
make he enumeration Of school tor Harrison
so-nship and ics tho city Of Terre Hsa,e,
nd all transfers are 10 be made ~ith hiss
No rA.ldrsn vii hereafter be admitted 10 ,hs
free schools Of the city unles- proper tran.
ter = made In accordance ~ith thu notice
~ order OF the Board Of School Tru.ies.
OF the city ef Teu~ hsats.
JAS. a EDNUSDs. Ce-
Teus Hsnis. June -. 62-ds2s
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FoR sALE.--A good dwelling house, situa-
ed in a pleasant part Of the city. with all
necessary convenience. For particulars en-
qnre Of W. L. Hoddy. at this Office If
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

At 10 o'clock A. NJ. the Court House
bell viii ring. at which time the procession
win be formed around the Public square. in
the following order.
D Brass Band
Artillery.
3 Marital Music.
4 Union Rihes
s. soldiers from Hospitals Nos 1 and , on
foot and Ia Carriages
q Fire Companies.
Masonic Fraterniiy.
: Hibcrnisn Benevolent Society
y German Benevolent Society
~. Juvenile Choir. under charge Of Prof
=. W. Stsnage. Ia Carriages
A Delegations from the Townships and
Adjoining Coanties.
AZ. Orator. Reader. Chaplain and Presi
dent OF the Day. In Open Carriage
~ Committee Of Arrangements in Car
riages.
The procession will be formed on Wabash
street. aud march a. follows:
On Wabash To Second: south on Second
20 Ohio. east on Ohio TO Fourth; north on
Fourth 90 Wabash: east on Wabash TO Fifth.
north on Fifth 10 the grove.
t&Hk& w hAt6& III ~ ~ o&oft
4. Music by the Band.
2. Song Star Spangled Banner--by the
Juvenile Choir.
.. Prayer by Rev Lyman Abbott
4. song by the clse Club,
S Reading the Declaration of Indepen-
dcsce. by 8. 4. Scott.
6. Nnac BY the Hand
J. Grafton by Hoo. v. W Thompson.
:. Music.
y. Tossts add MUSE
40 Dinner.
N Music. songs. Dancing. ctr.
JAMES HOOK. Chief Marshal.
Asss-rAsr MA~mns--Thos. u. Lsws. Alex.
Thomas. John ID. Bell. Patrick Ksvensugh.
Hsrmsna s~itxsr. aud ]. NJ. Brown.
P.s. Baskets Of provisions can be deposi-
tel ON the ground ~ish Lyman Miller. Who
viii take chafge OF. and check for. them un-
al the dinues hour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04
FROM CORINTH.

CoRIsrH. July 3.-GueriIlas tore up the
track east OF Grand Junction a day or two
since and captured from seventy to eighty
prisoners. Col Pride Of Grants stan and
Capt McMichael Of Smiths staff narrowly
escaped and have arrived here
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

~ The Telegraph Ofics viii be open
10 day from nine until eleven O'Clock. IN the
morning. aud from six Until seven IN the
evening for the Transaction Of business
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

r. Esquire AlshuleF has removed ms Of
Zee To the room adjoining the Town Hall.
-hsre he - always ready 70 transact business
ia his line
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

~ Notice Queens~are. Glassware &c.
added to our Lamp and Oil business. We
call special attention to our Jelly Glasses.
Fruit Jars. and to our Lubricating Oil. for
machinery. wagon and car axles &c.
J. r. KELLER 4 CO.
July I -dlwltw
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, July 3-The steamer Daniel
Webster has arrived here with large num-
her OF soldiers. wounded in the recent great
battle before Richmond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04

SPIRIrUALI-s Miss Mary Thomas sili
lecture al the Universali.t Church. on Sun
day. a. ~ O'Clock A. NJ. and st =. NJ
All are invited 20 attend Seats free
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harvester for 1902.
Farmers .4ffeMfiOse :
A CHALLENGE OFFERED

Balls Ohio Mower and Reaper I'm
proved ,
Secured BY Sirfsea Separate Patents.
This machine. 81 the various trials and fsirs,
has taken an almost unprecedented number % pre-
miums. Al the greatest practical nsld trial u
Respers and Movers ever nsid In the United States
at Syracuse. ". n. this machine received the
greatest number q credit marks. emitting g. tho
Grand Gold Medal and Diploma offered by the uui :.
ted stairs Agricultural Society Tor the BEST Nov
ing Machine.
Trial ,r re Held h all that ~ required 10 give
this machine preference over ell others and now
take this method % Offering shsfspxc for trial Of
tbs Ohio Reaper aud Mover az CospI~kp Machine,
against all others offered for sale In this market
Farmers viii do well 60 call aud examine this
machine before purchasing any other.
ror sale Al cur Wsrehous-
TURNER a MckkfN
We are -iso Agents Zoe heors's Patent Improved
Grain Drill and the 'si.nf'' sugar MIL.
1uniotw3m TURNER hckFFN
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fuFst~ Rsesrrrs Wsxrxp-To on up
60 y. ath regiment Indiana volunteers.
no~ AZ Camp Morton. Es.riias prisoners. 20
serve three monfhs anle<s sooner discharged.
Pay snd clothiag sane a. N The Uuise-d
ss@sss service The csmpany has The -
cond Poss II honor. beng placed on ne ex-
irsns lsli. The as.lersiguci = n he "a the
cav ansa Nusrisy. Jsiy IN
Transporsssssn fsrnihed.
c A GOODWIN. c.ps.ia.
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~ fssson Bro~nlows wsndsrfal ROok
The Fesains edition nov ready. containing
upwards Of 40 page-. ~ superior eagrav.
ings, an excellent Steel Portrait. etc. besa
tifaIly printed On sss ~has paper. and hand
.omsls bound IN maslin Sah<rrsb~r- en-
Ses their Books a. the Poet orscs Sess re
not. have Zee more Raeks saaa Asv.
.ab-erssers Cor. csu sariy sni Get copy =
Price 81. Is
ialv2stt~ cts ARNOLD.
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trosxssts xxosr a. rxx ssrxrsn. scr-s.l
Corner Washiagscs sea section St.,
SULLIVAN. INDIANA
TIVE .rt~arr~s hsviss rurchsssd he sbo-s.
u a<~iss ssklnx Il oos q TIE meat essfsrtshis
ussSte In ne west. ss1 Gar ssp~rssr N ssery
e<ns>U u<sA11o besrtlss. p.sAxs ear~t sGsfu
- s>>~rs ne ki
>f sarfsrt s.a ss.v~sssn<~ -
sssf rsssss, - ksvs fssl esrst<res Ia The
u tb<sr ss1esvsrs
Va =. kr0fu 90. =. uuun. prssrs<ssrs.
Hsv~nhsr q - tAvu
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AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS. LOOK TO YoURINTERRsT

1 S&Mk1(011 0S&e<@
FARMERS. LOOK TO YoURINTERRs1
Harvest OF Isos.
/ -
Haines' Illinois Harvester.
Yhe Agent OF this celebrate ma
Il ehns has the pleasure of Offering 10 the farming
community perfect machine. which Is nudouhted-
~ the best Harvesting Machine - the ~orld.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma. Gsosss-Sr,I have been using one II the
above named harvesters for the last three Years
audi ann well pleased With a. that <outd moi
take $500 for r. M coad obtain another of the
same kind Inna b. sxpericnoe, that there Is A
saving q so per acre IN the way q
approved respers. in fact | would not LEI nv An.
proved reapers. In fact woald nos letny grain be
cut 70 any other way. u Il we're offered be pat in
the shock free Of ekP~nee.
SAMUEL NILI4GAS.
,.u.. Aear Isrrs Hisff, My AZ, lss2.
One year ago W. purchased one ofths nI,nss H.
yesters, and soaid not dispense with the Us "a 4,
FOG any Prics. We most cheerfally endorse ali III,
Mr. kiliigsn has said above. sboa, this mode q Sc
curing grain yosEPH PICK.
JOHN RANKIN
not only endorse all that M Millxsn ss,'s shs,,,
he Illinois Harvester, but wiI further sss that
would not take 81 600 for my machine II cousd 10,
procure one Of The same kind.
JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one Of Haines' Illinois Harvester.
during the last two seasons with entire satisfaction
and would ssy 10 brother farmers that Ne would
not take Doo for the have, II Ne could not
procure another Of the same kind. and We endorse
all that Mr.. higsnsays about tins mode ofharvest-
Ing. THos. Y. COOPER.
ata PETER LYONS
Outer Greek To~nship. ylzo Co. Ind.
Mr.. GKeyEK-sn have used one u Hsines'u-
hnols Hsrsesisrs for the Last two years. and have
used various kinds Of the mcSi approved reapers u
other patterns, and tnc hy Close calculation Thai
can save about iwo-thirds q the expense hy using
the Illinois Harvester. would not take sl 900 Tor
the one have II could not procnre another of the
same kind.
IL did no, cost me more than So cents per acer 20
harvest my wheat the past two years, takina int
the mode OF sowing AMI saving Of the
grain. JACOB BkoNN
The above nanrd gentlemen are all residents in
our u'ldst-al bat within one hours ride a.
ferre hsufe-snd would willingly give any infsr-
nation a. 70 tho and utility q this Harvester
hat may be asked.
In addition % the above NAMED Harvester have |
good Combined Reaper and Mower (Reed's) that
WI warrant TO do good work. aud which win sell
or eloo on twelve mouths time, or exchange for
am also sub Agent fcr the Jus,I, celebrated Buck
Rye Combined Reapers and Mowers. said to b. the
best In use. IRA GROVER,
Agent for vigo and surrounding counties |
~ Please call and obtain pamphlet and exam
ne the Machine,
S.2. Ess' side Public Square. T-rre HAute.
June stAwln GU
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lNSU RANCE.

EIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
4 issued In the ftna Insurance Company a,
Hartford Connecticut
's&h Assets -, $50 600.
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
in the nro and Marine Company. Springfield, Mass
Nasn assets $500. 600.
FIRE POLICIES issued in the Fire In
nrance Company Of Hartford, Connecticut
eAsh Asscts'."'. .-....."..........s1 ESQ 600
INSURANCE In the above old and reliable compa-
MES can be procured At reasonable rates, on apPl
cation %
HAGER A NcKEES. Agents.
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies in Phonix Mutual
iAfe Insurance Company OF Hartford. Connecticut.
Cssh Assets. q go 0op
Received by
J. II. HAGEc. Agent.
Ds. JoHs 4. NooD. Medical xsn.iDer.
aprsdsm
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Losr-On last Saturday. q memorandum
book containing about SIS. supposed 10 have
been loss on South Third street. A liberal
reward win be paid 20 the finder Il left at
this Office. JOHN W. ROSS
June 10. div
80.
Absentees sth Indiana Battery.
You are hereby notified to report person
ally s~msdisfeIy TO these quarters. OF BY
Surgeons certificate. IL still too sick for duty
or be reported as des,rfers and proceeded
against accordingly.
GEO. T. COCHRAN, Osps
Tnscumbia. Alabama. June -. ls62.
MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale at
janeiOdlm WEISS X COS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04
FROM CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. July 3.-There Is intense
excitement throughout the city. business i
generally neglected No sales Of anything
worthy Of note.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-04
MILLINERY GOODS.

MRS. WALTER-is receiving by
1v1 kxpre.s, weekly, from New fefE. all the ns~
add desirable Goods that can Be had. which shs 10
Offering 10 the Ladies Al the lowest prices.
TOE .sass street, bet. ssh a ssh,
Opposite Dartlett's bookstore