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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
SEw s1TEcAzl
Eopack's Stomach Gittsys ,

= Rev a. 1e1gas Sgozlschic sud Coressf 70,
giving tSoe y Tie Stomach Ecd lo- tbe prevent on .
pious eon.l .ii's, uciss-t % tie Western eountry
Try -
AS ,ornins Dirk, 70 sssist 1g,siica ano relieve
Dyspepsis, & has 10 equal. Iryil
- -gr - = 6Lr -fscr . ~. her Eii.e-t --V
The solTuuis q rhe~s Rfters rc,s .ls6.l its -.
Property 81 DTs hsoacf, oTtgi1siei with one q ft
oiaes. aud rosi tl.Del Nrilca - a1.r- al ff
West, sua & i cirec'l prs1iests3 ul "a vsr-s =.
Western people.
Thes0 biiters derive .h.s. .tnr. f-oia ~. vo,s.r
nj teEac Hs;Ilre q L1s ano - 5s q utich Zoe,
are ecu polees ara - t--y s-s. y slsy4-s mat
crs eraFns ~ he stomach. directly urolaotlve ~
TEMPERANCE.
Tie rroaC-i proprietor believe that u r-s5-l. e.-
s1deiy tn0an, the public welfare Is subsss-sed.
j. VII soon ee f2r sale - 81 81 Dr. gohacsis m
oerois Agents, s1d - H7tes, &C, the couutrv over
10 The neaaIle or1lrs viii ba dlled t.reet f.u
Cinci11st II soy cuerlfy. cal AZ tie lowe. rsiA
u ,s put - II CeaTt Bott-es sr1 securely racs1t
01s ooi ccses. bNf ioz. san pc csses vi. hc'-ser
he packed ard senf . anT adifsss. q tssird
stct5tt Price ei per bct1Te- or 81.
for 90. a
ITineipel case sa1 sa.esrocas ~ O. -. s.sss.,
Street ~ hclai-s ron NAH St-rr- --.f.--fs
S,o- s.Atos -.cFs, Ne - iisls1e-f e.-ce--
tcf sale In Vie8 ~el4gy by
p n D0SNELLY. Terre Haute
:, X. CUNNINGHAM,
WI. L. SbCET. Ncr rcsher
PKTfR BUSKiRK. Centresilo.
Ard by p--rgiEts ard 1sc--c1-.4 .,...-r..f,
tnrcogno1t Toe Vnl'cti ststcs as Caaasas.
jass2
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
a - - II II "A . =

o[ * EFzEEyzH SEa0-AsaUAZ s1A,E
hkFT 81 De condition OF Es HOHY IgST-
aAhuk GlAPANY Of DS cty a. .rsto Iork.
c' ~ fss dry or J,SaU.IFy. lssi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03

r.xsi .avsrtissrn-1ts sfsy e~ats pr square sash
s,--ss-s~y arrangements uiAts ~is iAs.s ~
-tsk = sissrtiss ey tae ysAs, ~ ne p,iss - 9
81 fa oorrced strictly t1g1 r~srlsr business
snt tc1l TIt gt1fserft 80
Aavsrd.sfasnt. y sAs .5..isl oos.oe ooia1aa AT
irsli.sssssn.s s.gt eSsssAssis oz Ne ii-.sa-. a
n-fos znd k21
- ssr@- ~ 1nf-- ~fn - cksrEe- - each inferon
A. Y ever ten li1ss, ten esnts per line
lA~srt ssu.suts sent IN Cor ID spoihsd tine, Vii
- t--~rt.d tnree uionths unless ORDERED cut
.r-o.of % 4 reaswsl q the ssms. ani~ss Otherwise
Arssnrrtnx sndiastes for onics q evsry 4sscrip-
cr ~ bs A.rz~t a. % t0r each name IN t-e psil
xot - % = tse osily snt Weesiy. o.r1ss - al
-csc<
crsrxss u4ii - made for iussrt-rs tile 1o1cee -
a Orders socleties O. Associstl0ns se teilces-
rsr ssrh nosice nc* exceeding lines 25 cent? fai
>@ch tnsersions over sisb, hnes a. this rst>-
Announcng Deaths v4tr funeral no-ce ~t-~sar-
81: ~.hcut uotice. free
go<zoee q tc11vals r7-t3cs snt EXCURSION Sctsen
10 ~ irdivifUal3 % Ss-ociAftas. - = ehAfeess'
q rssrzlaT pTicss
L-<.l s1--rs.s.Ensuls iI-ertsd ~ he expense q
Asior1eyr crtering srd payment NJ - oe osiaseo
.ns- Pablsher not .ccoontseie iof the -s,aTAe q
sss' scv~rls@ms-s neEoDd tie amount snefssa NoF
tar D sbncs1en-
he w eeklv Express
2aba.1sc o4sry wsinssiay. assi 80 par snnann,
sryo paper seer without IA money. nor eOotra-
sio1g,r a1ns thsn paid ioE
dates OF Advertising IN weekly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
Aver's a que Cure,
FOR TIE SPEEDY CUaR CT

tnteruit;ent Fever, Fever a. Arue Rsusit..
Fever, Chil Fever. Dumb Ague, pefiodicai pe-s
acte, or Bilious HesdHrhe. snd Bilious %
vers. iisceed Tor tie Whole eiass 81 d.
eates CT ignaiite ia hih4fE dcfaLre-
me1t, cs1sed oy The Malaria e:
Aiasnla--e CouDirias.
We G4e t-aclcd here 70 cffcr toe ce-r~.-ui..y Z
remedy which, ~hl4e d eures lie shove cornpI,iss-
ssih cer.-4lly, i sLl perfectly hafr.,e.s a. su.
qran-ity. such retoeoy IS invs'ealle IL dls-r.
shere snese sf.iciins disef1t-s prevail 11s cues
expes tho nISsma'ic noircr q Power anl ASrc fors
the sysfen. and prevents tae dsvelu'ref'f III ~
disease, y ts1cn she lret aprrc1rb :. .t- r-.r--
10y synp;or1s. Y = re- sfis lie hes, r.r1sty ever
Ye; discovered i0f tbs Cas- - complaints blt s!-
tLs cde&rest. Tie large cuar.t.r .se st.o,l- - 4
seiis4 bring a. slthin tie rssc1 81 as.fs -- 49,
II hiion. oistrlctS, elreIe Fever ard A.ue gevailr
ever. lo3y should LaVs z rLi g irsoit loIh 4
care aad Erus-etioa- A gees ga eT-oriiy C. ii-.s
r---ely aIr olLer ever ifcorlft-i tar The .l.
y snt c~-tair cure cl Iuferulitier,s Is tAst n c.
s<ius C-4a.le mineral. 80. i i.rs,,-
upon tie ccofttrii1n. 1Lose Cu--4 by q -. lesl =.
he~itby ss II iA-s had never lad ,1e dsesse
feTs. snd soe i roi si'ns tie consequence . to-
tniarlostlc pcsol- = sse4l variety II cls.f1-rs sf
Gcca - irfitatit1, e--o1S --1h -.
Neuralgia, Rhoul41-lsu, Con-. u-sdschS. Pinss.ss.
Ioct1a<n ne. tlAeat, Iaia-4d1, Asthma, PAPA
alton, Painhii Aaees-es = sae spleen. r. =
teElca. l.iD ir ne BovVtiF Cole TaIlitrts
and DersDGsmsrt 81 .as S.ol..ell
Al = which. Vhsn csiglrzl1s uttss csuss. p,t o.
tae -uteT1iittcol type cr bccerie ntTIslieai Jlis
TrEI exieis The p..s0E froU lie tlcod and co.-
ssq1sntly cure them al alike. II .s az iuxa'raih
prui-ctIou - inutETsnfs aus f<recns travelling O.
temporarily se-lic- -n ffe rsieli.ul alstricis II
tekec cccesi 1elf ~ laiy nile t-rl-t1 80 lie IL
lecil that sT - cxsIrfgt f-rta lls .ert@ul rlt
cannot arc ~ llete "a slcici-1f oGsatlt- - fin.r
in.o dlscesa Hencs i il trsu mere siluabis ~
Frf'-rrle- tLan --st a1a q VII eFtr f t-r frosr
j. .eriliti-nis flsy avail 4iiet. -eFsa =. fhs rr
fecsior this raausax s-oras.
rz- PrsI4s,. - Ds.gC AYrRkooa
Lowell. Nss.aebl..-ils
An - rslselta -ls far slle ~ }. r Crsrranst
Z. A Dos1El1gi -if - AZ DrrrgIss ID T-rr.
Htuts.
,wholessll ~ ALlzs 4 c., Cisri11st
-etacrn---ar<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03

GI4TE cT rslgAzA. yfio cotsTT. So
- We, the roftffgnet, 10 certify that uss fs~o
v,c~si ef1 sfTrAisef . eer<siH s~irav sfsrs tsksa
ep - ~ rrifsis, ffins & frsiris CrecA rownshlp
sDi nni ihe saios 70 - dAtk hsy Nsre. sorae NJ
tss ehita cn h-r rigki Bird fst. lsn hip nttle
rur-s. Ne ct1ef uaF.s q hfsf<s percsls1hf>. sup-
70 e wcf:1 frty es'isrN
JANIS OIENrINr
\. d. FRANCIS
ssttctis<- ksf s~efu = t>fgt NJ .hls lsLh csy
q Sc~xrut>1. ISL. ND. Wrr p
20 csruX Rs ehgTs = "a . c1s frans@ips osrn
- b0efuy booA rrFxfv3n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
BAGGAGE onEoAtD TaRoUaH ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Hwv Tickets ria Puts
burg.

fREI0HTS.
ssy ih'' koaie Fraghis q al ds-crpaons rao Be
fnft erd~i ffos Id Di.f-iphia. Es~ York. Ho.tsr Or
Ksnfseky, Infans. flinoss, Wisconsln. lows, a. Nj
soar. ~ nn'irtsd fre~t
TIE ftlfsTivaifia karoaf siaa o.,i.ns~fs A T1lla
hurgh etth Stctso-rs, ~ which Goods can - -.
varied - fhy pert on The ohlo MrsklnFun. Ken.
tncky, rennessee, Cumberland. lli,bc.s. ssesdptl.
wteconsio. Msscsri. Eensas Arksnsas aud NJ kis.
ers en1 Al Clsvtia1t. s.nlusiy and ghiears --1th
sssrn-rs ~ al PORT ou the North. wesfer- si..
re-chauf1 arf sbiprsrs -nTusllug he trafff,,rla.
lion q the.r freght . tais Crmpany can reir with
cs~fisf.rs - ifs speesiy iranst-
IT, RlTES or fhEl0HT n AZ t.e.la IN he
wsstoy ase feufayiva1iA Railroad sro az al times
a. fsv0Fsols e AZ chsrgct y osh-r pAiirrsf roa-
peties.
y p1s.si-r = MA rsessS.s's,l. rr.--s., ~.puA
hsusoAn."
&. ]. sTEKDrk Pliisdslpala
NAGKAW a tDoNs. - forth - Raftslns~s
l.tkCH q "a. ~. Asf4r itss.e- - No roaiI.
Uulisu -, NJ roFk.
-LgfCH 90. ~ ststs e., n.-tssi
". H HOUSTON. o~nsrsl Treisht Arrni ffli..
FfoCH LEWIs, 0cn<raf s1pit. Altoafa paar
]. u. huUfT. 0~sersi teass .ge~t FlJlAtelphia
sr@f~ly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
LEGAL.


NOTICE TO LAY PAlEks-
a Thc atersIssei rs.ye.ihiy esil- he sft~rs-
liou y tsx payers 20 the foHssfns ~ .sss,s s. IL
fiatr 81
Section - la Noirrss tfft' stafai@ ~ ffss.
be cosu.iy -ditef sna Trea.art sbafi aflens ~
lie ptics ~ ft't Araifor of fhf ftifd Noa.ls, In
Nsreh. arms y. snf so Trcssra e. tasii tfn sni
thsra n a4e sttNes.ett Mia tae hutlo o. fof iha
emoni oi iasf - "hieh .aif I,ttsr~fr's - tosierd
ehsrFed. as Follows, a..
Atir inis .slifrfgf ihc ffsttgfsr. - Section ~,
of fte same NoierIe fafiftf.d - Jews So sli ar
pAid tates, via tsn Pc cent sdtei aAl oosls fv
distress AL .sio 81 he 80 - 40 cltfsis 81 satb
pcros =. fefiFe or negieci 90 pey - "a o1ut a.
stsrc vifh ten cent dansgss
Ihe nfee silet q toe Lrtselly vfii reouIrs
ecrt 90 al tbs means kno~u the ~ 70 col sst ae-
lrqusnt isAfs host thst al ebo can. vii save
a. nseivrs BE sifftcra Expense ana re ne disa-
frceahle tisy' - p'sl1s h<ffo fbe uns icr sstis-
meni above uertontt.
Il y. SCOTT.
'e'1I &wt~ Irea-nrfr Ntgo Cfurtv.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
mEc.cAi.
scrofaia, OF Kings Evil,

i 49, $3.50 - - 80 = - ~
ss eoTs-:slios., siss.ss a eoTrspess Q. p.
and poor. Bang IN ne crcplatioI & pervaces -
~ e sody, I'D nay burs ooi ID t;seAse o. aay par
= - Ne ergsr free irc t. attscks. Is the-s
onr Wnna 4 r4ry not cesuoy. lho scrCf1ious t-4x
e ysrieosly cslset ~ meIc1rai disease, lse hvre
eis'rdsrec or unhealthy fscc, inrurt ar fIfi tt
5lsis hsbiu iAs dcprss..is s,ees aud, above al s1
Hereditary IN tie con.ttaeoa, dessS ding IRON a.
reita - clildrcu Unto The tiird aac ouTt5 ctlcrs
r0n;" indeed, n ser-s q b TIC roc q Hln Khc
49, ~iA s..it s1e liq--Ie- G. lie t-tasrs uloe
u. efieels cousn.enoe b deposl111 ffsn Tie 6oo<
81 oorruPf q eice-cps r-Et.eI, wlch, IL the lung
lvcf enc intcT-si organs !. ierned turbcrcies. L
- E.snA evenings 80 % llc surface, eruptio1s
q soIez- ts fri coffupt.or wi,ch ee-.ders IL -
eiood depresss re energies e tie - tbsi ssTofs
ga et..F.-.n's. gal terg tavs kr less pose7 e
y vast nuref g Pe-ish - disorders ~hiea a.l1ouxh
~ .efs i4a y t1eI nftarei are Ctil RENDERED q
"a ~ va ts,-' = TIE sysem. Nots o. the CO.
s,lnlr e. sisich eee-r Ateo tAs lanan family t-is
orTl cirecLJ ~ llir fcT0fr.cls coulr1s.nal
many destructive diseases q tie Lser. Lt
orsin, end, ineeod q ~ TIE oss1,l. s-.se .-ons
afe aekravated - the sane cause
onf quarter q ell or people are scrcuigrt, tte.-
peleona are inFaeci Is tiis lurking i-f--f.or az.
ther health Is ondcruned b. Il. % clcsnsc Il roz
l1e system ~e muft felovE.e ,he Llood ~ a. f-trrr
tv- ucocint. az irygoraie Il ty tealts- -. A.
exercsss- such nedlcl1s se sapriv -
AYERS
COMPOUND Extract OF sarsapsrili.
toe mosf onecsra remedy hlc1 the medical silI q
OF cres ean devise Tor this everywhere -rc~aIIrs
sli istal malasy. L combined frhn lle rosl active
rene ials that have oecn discovered far ss exnrr-
CATION q tlls ioll di-of1er c-~-. tae tloSl 90 -.
rescue q TIE system IRON its destructive co--s-
qnenoes. Hence L l1o1.1 Oe euplos al !,- the cur.
= Nc oIy serot'ls. ous Hi-o thos- otArr as-.tis
which arise from Il, such
kTp-se sse Akln D4sezsf'. s.; bnl.rg's prs.
hose. or krysipelss, Pr iies. rustulea. i1cili-
e. 8ieins snd Dotls. Tuners. letter all1 sals
hnrunl. Scsid Head, ki-.-o.ui, Rlca-
rsusm, Syp4.itic and kercr-c1l
Dseestes. Dfcpsy, lrspepsa.
Debility, a1c, incee- az
Complaint arisingGom
9.@sted or impure
- ooc q
TIE popular tclief in '.upur.:y ~ he t-,..s.. g.
founded in tr1th, Tor scroflia s degeneration &! t
blood Ine psrticriar purroee ard virtue q .h.s
Ssrraparia l. g parity and regs.e-z tis stzi rs
"a, without Which s0uist health Is irlrossllie ir CO.,
.a1lnssst constitutions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03

4 4 Growers Eag's Iron Works
:wpgrv = Cary Steel riovs. right snd IN hspses.
81 dinerent slIes. aiso II lsburr and other Ca
Ii~s tbe oss 10 uss. snf a. prices iess thsn hss
cvsr eern kucv-' IN ferre Hsr'e. Terr-s cath.
u kincs Of fic-rs rspsifef IL ths kest rnsnner.
ssms.ab 9, AZ 0scvcr's Foundry, rxrre uaa.s.
Fsoyasry 1sv7m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03

tsszr1nsr~ vil - 20 deviation from 'hs above
sta<
s1-Afv.-tf,sa.ants prhn-hat n b0th Daily ant
wasftr 49, - CHARGED the fali DAILY rates With one
asa o<.t- = rates s.i.is.t-
CHARLES CRrFT. PRoS-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
The Last Chance /!
-FcR-
Great Ba1sE ains
Closing 0ut Sales !
EDSALL. McDOUGAL 5 co.

-~-AT>
EDSALL. McDOUGAL 5 co.
notwithstanding tie "a nost steady s&-a-ce 81 sil
staple goods for me past three Iaollhs ws are stl
prepared 70 give or Customers Bargains Hsv-
ING Invested In Cotton Goods before toe advapoe
we can sTord 70 sell all kinds of Domestic Cotton
Goods frcn 10 Seems per yard less than those vho
ere oeisea - bug AZ ths present G1vsnoe, va:
Good c icoes a.
cPtcI1o =. y-ssSaico<s rt...4.s }. &c
s>oc bssc-ec Nc In. .-... ..-.-.-........ f5c
tine nlesSa.o loSl1 {
Our Dress Goods at 25 cts
TO clcse out our Immense s.cck Of DRESS GOODS
We have made reductions s :hs wsy frcnl 1oc down
70 Z5e We S-s selling he -ti4gl ttyirs # nTess
Goods st2s cents peE yard.
e22 ROSAlL. AcDOCnAL A co
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03

~ - -asssssss
ifpIeftai - ssref -
GNr I,yw.ier. So
Eek. "a es8ff -
nNlf s-~h. 1c1eo
~1kt f.ll-.......- u
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03

7feo Dgly Connections from Harssabnr0h ~
Bai'imors and Warrington
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
MEDICAL.
. eea Pm sna HIoea FsrIf,sr

"""s ''is an" bio"" '"t''''
ta ~ * e
as(Am
ata1 8 xAsrCS
10 81
ZEIiaRMAcYN
DR.. RoHACRS
Scandinavian Remedies.
Wac d Ro4Acx. tke ce,ebfs.ed Ssssist rkr.t-
rsr intrcduced hts Biocd PnriGes AZ ri,s P.l. -
The Vttsd ateiss be sst for y plc isfre - fae1
curative propertes. This 49, yeArs LEo TLc ia
= Fesonfnending them ls ai8os been stkes ess ~
sound ludgfnert and piosophy e.e- der opiniors
~es-t IA -Ae eomEsa.,s, 80 csssrve. reject,
cide-are evtryWh~rc sppEs ing and c-eia~ she 90
a. -sdofn Sn6 Eorsssy q t5iscsts. g =. 1e
70 inyestsHte lCr lnem selse6 are nev oi or -ia
The evs.rnee * .Le possession . - P,..-4.
xlien y a a. 4nss aceessl.e 2, q p,sri.s ssf -
hshee he following
FA.C3rsf
Sfrt NJ BLOOD Pulls have besz proved by srsiv-
asD
cONTAjS 10 MINERAL.
hs. t'J clrs 80 s,uc universal .sriris'n,
DYSPEPSIA
s-ttA -gserf1g c-~s1 t-sv. sni 70 a ve-y stsFt ie
Iaai sisef al o--sF sascsipss aave pTcVcd uAs.oss
LrvERcoMP1AISr.
aud restore t. health saa srers.h Of tue sv-srpr.
SICK PEN ALEs,
who have isngushoe fof yeArs ID hsip.sss vss ness
snc eespcldocy. recuPesstt with gfes rspldi'y co.
yeT taer .nyigor r-rS optIslon- 4at al scxsssi iis
aeiiltss are removed ey their cor-hi ard gca-s .t-
uiaiins PropeFties. Tlai sses recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS.
however me- nay hsYs been tTifea win soc abused
mat ther Greet tendeey y % iesthen e 40 zen
oef Il eisoyaole. Ahaf operating d.rec'iv upon ihs
Tois0'. e',,< dtsezse "a tle Nod, thsy
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
md disc-sse frorn fhe system even t.n, ~ rof-
ID, whether hsreoit4Ey er 0sAelv.se -Las tbey
RECRUIT IIIE DEBILlTATED.
AID t-t t.ere j. 10 d.se4 4se Il IL stomach a1tB0
eis ne Liver. The Nc7vo-s s,etn. ne etir Gi-a4s
Or Auscles-
ALIS1SG FA0H DfPVEIT-ES Cd onsTRcc r.oss
or IHt BLOOD OF sEcRBT!0As.
n which .aey do 70. give Ironsp = fs., aa1, IL a
u ni-ssEeo tefore tee very c.laosl O. lie ben 10
ss-v-,, =. - q isii-s<s' aEa pesgsos care.
Bezs = nsind hat he SCANDINAVIAN vESETs-
b-t BLOOD PILLS are e--10r-s-1 ~ he es..ri.r-e
Q .s0assncs % iFnS Witnesses, ME- fr letters sf-
tavtts medical wor1s, ard by word q noc n proclaim
teea 70 be tie ver 0es preparation of ths And eTeI
-re &C v re pfcEe-oo~s v1clrns II in-teet1 Tbey
nnr disease Trough every s-ecce and 1rF1n o. -
system an sxFsi II thos ough,y sao p.rmsienliy
No one can bcub- LEeir srre-lori-v after e-e sf-s
a-e not only better ta' i1 s1c. -.
LHr - 4 IL
them 70 produce q better eeerf
ffice q the s'1rai nE,i@u sgets! Hic' I.lritsr.
u pc. Dos-ie, q - pfT bs cols-- O. fht S-l.fiaa
Fiao vegetable blcco Pills - cut PER pcs e. I
poxe, for q.
selsi D.. k-back's specizl Motive srd sestldcz.@s
P1oisted = eo.'-7.c1oais p2st . this paper fraa
lne tine
Or ho1aeA's Adic1. AinsnAc sd FA-aily Adviser |
ooai aiming great variety c. interesting and vaiukh,s
Aed Ca to5 5nlallon, Be had gratis C. auy ef Il,
igs nis Throughout the county.
se a dii-euit ~ complicated case y. Ho0zck ray
leonsnited personally o. BY letse-. sa-.o~lur o
'tsr'P s~s .ce rcplv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-03
HOTELS.
ST. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
godrd Reduced 10 s. 5v fsy.

Slooe Tie opsains of .hh vses 81 conn lious
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D / z .


RAkNETP-Tn hospital 10 Missouri bIr Andrew Rar-
nett, Of John Barnett Of Patch Grove aged about
% Years.
The loss Of this ainiable Young will be seriously
felt to community, well BY the bercs parents
whose main hope and dependence this datifu son.
RILEY-In Patch Grove, December 7th Mrs Malyi-
na III. Riley, wife Of Lieut. l. Riley, ayod about 20
years. The husband is absent in the ARM service a.
Lieutenant in Company G, 81 Cavalry Deceased leaves
an infant son shout week old.
BRADY-In Patch Grove, December Id Mr. Frank
Brady supposed Of asthma, aged alout AZ years De-
ceased leaves wife and large family Of cl4iidr n.
WILc0X-In Waterstosn, Nov 9th, Of Diptheria.
after an illness OF 20 days. Louisa youngest daughter
Sam lei and orIi Wilcox, aged nine years and five
mon Tbs.
svhad rarted with Two Other brothers to 60 to tbs
arm few weeks before her DEATH but she tenderIy
embraced her remaining brother and sister, gave them
the parting kiss and resigned herself TO death wi III a.
much compoSure as II about to repose for a night
Cor.
BABL0W--On tho 2Istiay Of November 1862, at the
residence Of her father at Sandy Lake. Cassvile Grant
County, Wis, Ms N J Barlow, CoDsort Of Washing
Ton Barlow and daughter of Col. w Pollock, in the
9th yeai of her age.
The deceased was graduate from the Female SEM
mary IN Xenia, Ohio She cut down in the midst
OF life by bilious darrh@l in six DAYS. She
that was her watch tower and looked tor joyful
direction at the Second coming Of her Savior, who
unsuSpottet righteousness Ler defense ct the Sanct
airy bar Of God. Cox,
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urah6lI aRThHs ARMY or POTOMAC.
4.
But little firing took place between ] and

But Little firing took place between and
~ i ,. IN, during which lime all the
o, ol Ia aries were placed u POSITION
They number To runs; a.
At signal all opene,. g Inc Guy; -, . :
fire was terrific, but the rebel s.1arp snoo.eFs
could not be driven from then lidlug
places.
The shot and shell went through tho
houses IN many cases, setting them on fire,
causing dense smoke, which, together with
the explosion of so large quantity Of pow
der. almost hid the city from view. ltsoon
became evident that the bridges could not
be built except by bold dash, and yolun-
tears were called for to cross in small boats.
The order was no sooner given than hum
dreds stepped forward; but all could not go,
and about 100 were selected They We're
soon on their way, while the artillery threw
a perfect storm Of iron hail on the opposite
bank.
They reached the opposite s'iore but not
without loss, without fixed bayonets. They
rushed upon the enemy killing several and
taking l0l prisoners who were safety land
ed on thisside.
At balf-past four in the afteTnooa two
lridges we're finished opposite he cith,when
the troops Immediately began to cross ov
err. The enemy were soon driven from the
city back TO their line of works.
The two briJges in front Of Gen. Frank
lin were successfully laid early in the day,
but his troops did not cross until tha two
upper ones were ready.
A sufficient force is now on the opposite
side Of the river to resist any attack that is
likely TO be made. Tie rebels fired but
few guns in the morning and none in the
afternoon, although their works were in ca
sy range during the afternoon.
The rebels burnt the railroad bridge out
side of the city. Between thirty ard for
ty houses were burned, mostly in the buis-
ness part of the city. During the day be-
tween 5000 and 1900 rounds of ammu-
milton were fired by our artillery.
Everything is quiet tonight. The indi-
cations are that battle will be fought to-
morrow.
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St. Louis. Dec. II


Ger. Blunt telegraphs Gen. Curtis that
the rebels with whom he fought the battle
Of Praire Grove, near Fayetteville, Arkan-
sas, have probably crossed the Arkansas
River. The enemy left all Of bis wounded
and most of his dead on the field; mum
Der OF the remainder are wounded mortal
y. The total loss Of the enemy is estimated
by Gen. Blunt al nearly 1000. Our loss
is bout 200 killed and 500 wounded most
of the latter viii recover
Gen. Heron puts the loss Of the enemy
at rom 500 to 700 killed and $500
wounded, and estimates our own loss
higher than Blunt. Lieut. Col. Black
Of the 37th Illinois is among the killed and
Adjt Thomson Of the goth Illinois is
among the wounded. The enemy lost five
Colonies.