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AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERs. LOOK no YoUR INTEREST
HARVEST OF 1859

i
HARVEST OF 1869
Haines' Illinois Harvester.
l1Nhe Agent Of this celebrated ma
Il chine has the pleasure Of Offering the farming
community perfect machiDe, which i nndoubtea
~ Tie best hsrvesfiag Machine IN the world.
HOME TESTIMONY.
Nh. GaovER-.SIr. have been using cue n the
aoose named harvesfefs for the last three years.
and am 20 well pleased with IL, that soatd not
take 500 for IT, III c0aid not obtain another u the
same kind. / nDi b. experience, that there Ia a.
leaE saving II 81 so per acre ia the way q seca
ring wheat. over that eat and put up BY Tie most
approved reapers. In fact would not ief my sp-
proved reapers. In fact would not let ny grain be
cut Ia any other way. II IL offered 70 be pat IN
ne sh'ck hee OF exPence. . -
kear TIRE Mute. My 1874. 1881
endorse the above.
One year ago We purchased one q the illinois Har-
vesters and would not dispense with the use Of IL
for any price. We most cheerfuiiy endorse all that
Mr.. hilllgan has said above. about this mode q
curing grain. JOSEPH PECK.
JOHN RANKIN.
not only endorse all that Mr.. AIlligan says about
his Illinois Harvester. but viii further say that
would not take 81 900 for my machine II could not
procure one Of the same kind.
JAMES JACKSON.
We have used one Of Haines' Illinois Harxessers
during the last two with entire sstisfaction
and would say 10 brother farmers that We would
not take $500 for the one have, II We could no,
procure another Of the same Afnd. and Ne endorse
all that MI hlgan says about this mode ofharvest-
Ing. THOs. Y. COOPER
PETER LYONS.
Outer Greek Township, yIgo Co. Ind
Mr.. GasvER-Sm have used one Of Hsines, n.
linois HArvesters for the last years and have
used various kinds Of the most approved reapers II
other patterns, and ind BY close calculation that
can save about two-thirds of the expense by using
The Illinois Harvester. would not take 81 coo for
the one have II could not procure another Of the
kind.
IL did not cost me more than IS cents per acer 70
harvest my wheat the past two years, taking into
consideration the mode Of sowing and saving Of the
grain. JACOB BROWN
The above named gentlemen are all residents in
our midst-al but two are within hours ride Of
ferre Haute-snd would willingly give any iufor-
nation as TO the and utility o. this Harvester
that may be asked.
In addition 10 the above named Harvester have
good Combined Reaper asd Mower (Reed'sl that 1
viii warrant 10 do good work. and which 1 will sell
Tor 800 on twelve months time, or exchange for
Grain or good horses.
l am also sub Agent for the Justly celebrated Buck
Eye Combined keapefs aud Mowers, said 20 - the
best In use IHt GROVER,
Agent for vigo and surrounding counties
sSPiease call and obtain pamphlet and exam
Inc the Machine,
No.2. East side Public Square. Terre Haute.
June 3dkwlm
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IL The club preparing vocal masic for
the Fourth. sill meet THE evening at the City
School House. A full Attendance IS desired.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30

% Parson Brownlows Wonderful Book.
The genuine edition now ready, containing
upwards OF $50 pages. IL superior engrav-
lngs. an excellent Steel Portrait. ETC.. beau
tifully printed on fine white paper. and hand
somely bound in muslin. Subscribers can
get their Books at the Post Office News De
pot. have few more Books than have
subscribers for. call early and &c; a copy
Price 81 -.
july25dtw GUS ARNOLD.
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bEtirvIttx .LsesE BKkR At ma Tssss
HArrE sAtooS.-T an Constantly receiving
No. quality Of BeIlevills Lager Beer.
which ! wiii serve 70 lovers Of The above
beverage. a, my veil known Saloon. vest Of
he TerEs II ute House Give me a call and
te-s IL quality for yourselves
m$du. ". kATZENBACH
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FoR SsLE.-A good dwelling house. situa-
Cd in pleasant part Of the city. with all
necessary convenienees. For particulars en-
quire of W. l. Hoddy. at this Office Il
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Ss~ Fssxcssco, June 2s-Sailed shin
Yong Mechanic foe csllao
The steamer Nevada sfrivs-i se-t.rl.v
from the Northern Coast. bringing over
$40 900 worth Of gold lust from Oregon.
and go. 600 fror= British Columbia
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~ Stow & Co.'S world renowned Circus
will be in this city on the II, 81 and 9TH
days of July. (June Is, div
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DIR. IoRNs
HOMGOPATHIS'

OFsIcK-oDe door North Of the Buntin
House. June -. div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30

SPECIAL NorIeE-RExovEL.- have re
moved my Office and residence from South
Fourth Street, to the office and residence
formerly occupied by DR.. j. O. Thompson,
corner of Ohio and Market streets.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully
solicit a continuance Of the same.
June % div ID J II LONG
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MILLINERY GOODS.


NOTICE 10 Real Estate Dealers. -
A y have D~sllinxs and stors Roosns i'~nssr ~
te~n> sxcolsnf pisces % sell roofs. ~kscA ~ili
usfs w prcp<rfy m 81 rear rsrrs Hsute and psr
an<Fsncs IN casa kpp,y -
=. HARnERT.
aeevn Hal kssaS As~st
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-30
AGRICULTURAL.
A Card TO the Farmers.
THE LONG LOOkED FOX
HAINEs' ILLINOIS HARVESTER
HAVE appTxrns

HAVE ARRIVED.
LEASE CALL AND EXAM
Il ire ~ ycaTselves. They wlil cnt sna s.f.l,
sfcure. sith ease.
TwESTf acREs OF WHEAT PER DAY.
Ats -.sing = q lssst re r-ssn. = TIE expense
sna isaes - pnss'fs = ~ - any cther~ay.
Wufsntet IN every particular
IRA GROVER. Agent
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MlLW AUKEE LAGER BEER
For sale at
uneiOdlm WEISS a Coz.

- DR.. Henry ID. Mann continues to at
tend 10 the practice OF Medicine and Surgery
10 this city and surrounding country. Mes
sages LETT at his office Bars Block. corner
OF 5th and Wabash Streets or at Hospital
No. 1. will be attended to promptly
june26d2w
, 1862-05-10

the 8th was detailed for provost auty ne st, 81.
adguncea into Jasper county, MOI ~ ota ~
wos~ stationed at Dry WOOD, sontn ~, ~
Fnrt scott: fhe Ohio I'd aud Wisconsin va
heinz LETT at that Post. This was the aF5angs-
nlenI when Denver and stnrgls assumed con, ,
rnand nftss the department. Was metgeu tato
that Of Tic Mississippi Our gallant army M ~
der Curtis and sieef had to meet overwheiIm3 vsIu3
ing odds, when they might have been maseflaa- 3i
II aided bY The forces from Kansas: SINCE
he two Generals named reached that Dist1lct,
thew have done nothing exceps--f9e one 10
iesae sounding order aaga,nst }ayhawk,ng, ~
and the other to arrest Col. Jennlson ~ 1
Iieut. Hoyt, in which process ne nas ralssa sa
hornets nest that Will not easily ne ahaye4.
All Of this disgraceful delay and shameless
iueficiency arisea from the want OF sympatns
With either people .. war on the part q con ea:
mapding Administrative officers. Instance:
might be multiplied showing me Plo,sm.n, arIa;
sympathies Of nearly all the regular aRaa; ~
| officers stationed In Kansas, bnt enough ~ ~
| been brought foward to prove where tne tru
! fiiuse Of actiye operations lies tn ihat qua1
I ter. Kansas demands and the people sappoi
It, that this Glass be removed, and tnat at lea!
| men not hating the people Or ponacany .;
noxjous to them, be put III thSis 3 paase, ~ ~,
time something Bas done. 1ne nEI11 ~ ~ e. e.
not afford to lose the services OF lu,Wo u
soldiers through the intense PRO o-slaserYl5m
few nartincfs who bate freedom anu us 7a
| pnrferS.
, 1862-05-10
rAxTFD TO RENTs =

w.ntss to rent Immediately from the
7o,e IT their completion, FIVE hundred good
tc1cments ST an annual rent each Of from
se51 70 $500. Also five hundred tene-
rocnts to rent at from $500 to $500. Also
one tbougapd homes for mechanics and Ia
boycrs. at from FIVE to twelve doAaF5 per
m,,,,h The advertisement is bona I7sde.
Thesc tencuaents arc really wanted, and
hat thev are moi forthcoming is an injury
to the CITY. and these three classes OF fen1
houses include the range which IS taF more
important to our city than the STRUCTURES
in brown stone and marble. We Want
them forthwith and this year. The Old
time wooden buildings, At present tene'
ment houses OF the cheaper class, are dis
grace to civilization. Their owners whe
year after year receire the fuli value Of TIT
house IN monthly rent, if possessed OF
sense Of shame, should begin to blus]
rben oucc the tencments they leas
cone in riew. We're the case ours, "
should 60 through some other street, unle<
xe were n sharp chase OF some deliuquez
tenant. What is wanted in The first c}a
x,aInea are, hemes for the middle class
tenants. and let us whisper it in your es
these are the best and most stable e4a'
These are they who less frequently ere
I'd housekeeping, 80 of into sharp pnfs
Of style in twelve hundred do1lar Ro
uacles, with full eruption Of mirrors, 10
, 1862-05-10

~ s,vannab badly wounded in one o. nis 1.ad aama
e. 90 atfon with him one evening a4ksa
H. ~ r. he ss:,s not going houe? No sir' Ma
mt mt = Eas Is his answer. Why, sir, you are e oaars
wounded, ~hy not go home UNA! ~ tseo =
er2 win tell Yon sir, SAID ne, ha,e ~ osth sther
Democrat all my life, never yoteo ah5 U.nsd
ticket but the Democratic ticket; eaa5gsa 9 ~
od1N III H. tronb1e between the North a9d tne
snu+i1 to The Abolition excitement and faaakl, H.
o;snn. nave been q strong defender OF tne
io r;ehta Of the South, and excused and apolo.
e3sed for her alleged wrongs ag pas ofe1 spa s.te
Rabit Of the party to Fnicn ,;sta,s That %
ne sRolItionisrs Lave done many things e Inat q
we're w wrong. there can be no doubt, but Inae
~. rare lie cause of bringing this war upon
| nnT nation il the height Of absurutT.
Now. sir, said he, the real cause y saa7ssys,
! and tie use which son1nefn t}fan.3 ~.
| Nnrhern doughfacss hare made of that ?nsn- SO
fniinn 10 accomplish their tyrannIcal and m m
.,rincin1ed DESIGNS, and besides, sir, ! nave
fnnorantlv aided in bringing th1s var upon
nnr nation. zueful1y repented Of the Wfon!s:
that haye done, and I'm detefmtnso g sGs}
and fight it ont, and conquer al nonGsG t aia ~
hat1fe Talk to ne. said he, about the Oemo
cratic party, the Wing and Republican pal
f;es" YOU might as veil ta1k to me- ahont an
Other thing u the past. They dont enlss' ~ ~
never will. There are nut t@o Pal'1e7--'n
I1nfQp BaTtY anu llE hctC1 R4tt ~
This Was thc sentiment that heard express e
daily while st Pittsburg Landing, aau na, anlod
onTTounded officers and soldiers at savanna. 2
@ Sow, sir, i erates harshly on my ears to he:
the Chicago Isn.es and private nqis1anSMs n,hMea1
I | Of being the cause Of this :ARr, ana arg4i1 n1
against eonhzcating The Rs5ty Of ths Ie6s sI;
j and at the SANG time deiSnonF+ Or aen{h ha,Rp
e WI What constitutionh rights have the rebel
c TheT have torn that sacred constitution, n 2
shreas, and trampled It in The dust, and ~. !.
feited every light but one guaranteed t9 t r.
u By that sacred instrument and th9a e. 1Soe 4}e
tie right t. snt ts tun e. pnd fbe leaaers wn
- fo1i7 and effectnally protected in that 1.g
- God speed the time, is my earnest praser:u .
, 1862-05-10
Eidnnugofue In KanRas--The kffssouF3
Crews at Work.

For sereral months, following the tide OF
negro emigration into KANSAS, kidnapping
parties hsve been Of dsily occurrence, and
hayc been tolerated BY euch maguisudes aa
sturg els and Denver, now dethroned. General
Blunt will, however, put stop to It The
Leavenworth Conservative relates that:
On l.st Tuesday night {soth nit besWeen
twelve and one O'Clock, party OF o!ooo.
hounds came from Missouri into henasus
county, and committed the inhumsn outtaFs
Of kidnapping twelve negroes, most Or Hnon
we're chi1dre1, and - they were living SUN t
distance from tho town In an isolated place ~
| alarm vas given until the devils naa utsa'
| thcir escape with their unfortunat9 tesp q w. y
One old WOMAN. howeg1E, t1ec*eaeat ~ 4ee. -
| {pg her escape, and as soon As tns ~
| n1sde known In the neighbnrhood nan!oEt J
ci1jzens started out In pursuit. Oh tae eeg n.9tag
I pers; but The country being spa1seN sott.0s ~
snd as the viilaioa came At tntdnfght - ~
! lime for such diabo1ical achemel IaeT '.t T1,
t .enabled to carry out their helnsa uesl. -
Certain parties living IN: that nelsaoa1!aoo :,
| haTe been suspected Of aiding aud apetI9s
thfs work Of kidnapping. 8tepa hsve ese ee
taken to Investigate the 11attEr, anu s sas
! IRE found guilty they will be huns 70 *oe ns@'
! eAet limb.
, 1862-05-10

s9# Some men insist that because no
a}3usion was made to slavery in organizing
the Territory Of Dacotah, it should also DO
omitted in the act organizing Arlzon1a.
B1t the conditions are not the same III
both cases. If slavery be not abolished Ii
the States, A1izonia would be IN danger
Dacotah would be safe. 4 commander
need not fortify an impregnab1e natural
barrier: but he should be cashiered for
| withdrawing the guard from a vulnerable
, 1862-05-10

western Officers and Soldiers 3 On Gs9lnc G9n.
fiHcattou and the Nnr--OntF Two
%artfes-- Loyal aud Dislo3at.

-
,.., ~ ,ho rb3rapn Tribune1
E%ol1eEEo " -, - ,1sve tn6a !
"AtNIoaH' -e.. D' ~ I
hsvng spens tsn sase.ts,1 uase to AFTER the battle
'"s "A 49,, orA,,;1 = uaav vnry anxions
o. the On hat fn ~ ts sud the late
10 learn VIM saess s.s W. and soldiers,
battles we're having on our ofncess snu su
went IN co1npau3 "4tA t' r.-. ~
Gov. Harvey Of Wisconsin. Inc 1ofe1noi aA
~. +;rna nm to his death, w8s au anxious en- |
IL. nsE A. r,a, on;nions of The armv. I |
4ua'es aAtet eoc 4eA4 .r,+h
, 1862-05-10

e# The London Times says this conu-
try will come out Of the present struggle
weakened and impoverished, and that II
will never regain its former strength False
prophct-ungcnc1ous enemy! There is no
durable greatness which has not been tem~
nered with trial. The oak gains strength
nnder the harsh storms Of winter no less
than under the genial suns OF summer.
| PERHAPS we needed q lesson Of hardship
and adversely. Perhaps We were growing
too fast for our good-expanding without
| hardening.
, 1862-05-10

n,,,a hnbh1e Of Southern independence Of
Tho North is burst, never to be revived
aeain, Her statesmen now stand lace 70
10 With the realization Of their faTorite
.heorv Of nonriutercourse. We cannotten
t1,, ha,f Of The misery it has already IN
a,c}ed m their people: for they permit US
- know IS ut,lo Of their desitusioa as
,>ossible, But the fact Of widespread
suffering for want Of Northern; pro
aucts leaks out from every quarter.
Non.intcrcomsc By land and Sea IL dong
;,s ne,fect work. The French Minister, IN
,,is recent visit to Richmond, Tas every
1zhcre shown only the bright side Of the
nieture; but the Captain Of the James
River steamer was unable to furnish him
With 8 CUP Of tea Or coffee. Some British
ladies Of rank, guests Of the wife Of GOV
rrnnr pickens, recently left Charleston
Their hostess frankly acknowledged tn
ead effects Of non~intercourse, by begin:
them as 8 personal favor to leave be
hind their needles and spoot-cotton. In
socks and drawers sent to Federal prlson
ers at Richmond, were dlched " feps
officers Il this be not proof o1 e4tee1u ~
1estitution. it is proof Of a 1neno'Aan's1 n ;.
e,oa1;,c which has no parallel IN the III
+orv If human dcpravity. Every dang
;s bzayed, every dishonor incurred II u
struggle to obtain articles Of Northern ma m
~{ar,nre--those very articles, the purcha
(which vas said to he impoverish'ng t
south. The rebellion has exploded ma
n,,hf,es hut none more completely tn
the bubble Of Southern independence
Northern mechanlcs-
, 1862-05-10


f.,v rcaaers arc aware that the Sterling and
Rock Island Railroad Is to connect sterhng,
on the Gslena Air Llne, with Rock Island, ana
it is clni1nedto be By several miles the shortest
route between Chicago and Rock Island- The
road has for some time been nearly all graded, t
ties were provided and all it needed was the
| iron to complete it. Most Of that, IT ~as
| onderstood at one time, was purchased, aud
the road, according to promise, ought to have
| been running many months ago. But some
! how the matter fell through and the roha WIS
not completed. OF course the Gaiena CON,
pany was supposed to be largely Interested
In it's completion, but, as in other cases. II
was perfectly willing that Others should spend
their money for their benefit,
| The annual meeting for the election OF d.
reetors was held at Sterling On the 7th. "nen'
to the aetonishmeut and confusion OF the
Ga1ena interest, stock to the amount OF oTeE
s25o O0O vas found to be in the hands Of the
: fa,nd5 Of the Chicago and Rock Island kail'
c way. The friends Of the Ga1ena Company
> charged that the stock referred to vas fraud
= n}ent. that they would have no tea}o"8hil
with It. md withdrew from the meeting.
J ! eonrse the friends of the Rock la1aha noa'
- c,aiza that there is no fraud about Is. II
e probably tho beginning Of very presty ngn
OF for the lawyers, the results Of which FILL Q
Id reached In the distant future
ur The friends of the Rock Island rai}road keI
the polls open from ten till two O'Clock AT
elected the following Board Of Directors:
Em Pratt, ". L st. John, Chas. r. MaThur
| 1ohu p BAbcocE, James T.. Aou1ton. Franz
ne Bradley, E. ". Jones, John F. Trsey, Elisha
cd Reynolds
80, During the day the friends ot the Ghe
'N' conpany elected the following Board;
nc r.an.. u Robertsou, Neleau M&aon, y n
{so E,1grmrs +, P. Anthony, Henry Ssrdones- .onn
WtGknoo. q, G. Teate, Justus Rev. Angns
IL" Rice
per Whatever be the actual merits OF tue gu
;de. 7elit is plaln thst on the start the aa1'
md Company has been pretty edsetnalt5 ouenef
rrv For that kind Of management they have II
.t s3ncc BECOME famous. Mssterlg anscts'
cost them in the nice little matter OF the
Charles Airline, the snug sum OF slx nuno
11t@ +housand dollars. i few months more Of
ant same policy wiu be very likely to render W
old less tLeir Air Line to Fulton, hJ tnrAng
enc bps;pesa Of the road from Clinton 40
dis 1oua into come other channel TIC
who from Clinton to the Missouri legit'tDatea1
tba ,,ncs to the Galena Company, and BY d
- their ehare towards bn'ld'nE It they can
II far all time to come; but probably With
,.oA months more Of this nulsh inaetso
Aoaee viii be lost 10 them aud their Fl
= We Lipo rs an iDyestpcnt vii Dc forever
IA1e~'o utterly worthless
, 1862-05-10

The Methodist Church in the United States
haa been called to mourn the demise Of Key.
n. Bangs, one Of It's historic men IN the Uni
ted States md Canads, prominent for more
than thrcc-score years in ita pastorate, literary
positions, missionary movements and cnufco
councils. He died full Of years snd honor. a
dIecourse Commemorative of his {l1e' iaoor'
and character will be preached to-moz1oV
{sundsy) night at the Wabash Avenue d. =
Church. by Rev. Robert L. Collier, the PASTOR
, 1862-05-10

a6th Ree1zaens--Not the 47fh.
rbe list of casualties In the 45th Illinois
Lead B1ne) regiment, contained In Friday
mornings paper, was incorrectly given Is tne
47th regiment.
, 1862-05-10

A Home Puff for Bull Rnu Russeh'
The London Times of the cath nit, In an
nouucipg the return Of its special coErespon-
dent to England, states that President Lincoln
would not permit him to accompany the arm5
Of the Potomac, and intimates that his pres
ence was earnestly desired By the Federal
troops, "who wished to have NTH them an i,
historian whom the world would helie7e,' y
The Times must design to wifu1ly uisstate
the sentiment Of the Union army, Us well as
OF The entire North, as it long since has been
made aware Of the unpopularity OF its special
correspondent, who during his aojou1n IN tn1F
country, has attained the unenyiaole notorlet5
Of being the most malicious and rnendaclous
onoche Of the foreign or home press that ha'
ceer written upon the military, political or 80
| cia1 Affairs of the United States. We will ven
| ttirc the assertion that had the President con
scented to bis proceeding With the army
| Yorktown, the soldiers would have fnsiste
upon his immediate expulsion as siandere'
, 1862-05-10

~ The New York WoHd Is abusing
Secretary Stanton for having opposed
request Of Gen Mcclellan for more troops
It assai1s him for refusing to send the whole
Of McDowell's corps to Yorktown to reln-
force Mcclellan. He did consent to Let
half Of it 20, (F1ankhn's diyislon} and ae1t
Mcdowell with hut 10000 men to guard
Washington from coup dc main. II Is
a11epcd by tic Ford and its echoes that
+ta fs;,uro to send the remainder Of Nc !
rowe1rs corrs prevented the capture of
4ha whole rebel army at Yorktown! lhe
Chicago Times and its ally copy and en-
dorac this absurd story and pitch into the
Secretary.
Nov, the truth Is. the President hlmseh
ne7emp ptorly refused to strip washington
IF al it's defenders He gave MeClellau
considerably more than two-th'sds Of sAe
ubo}e Potomac army. Banks's column
operating from Harper's Ferry south a'ong
+hc Shenandoah valley, and half Of Nc
Doweu's corps employed to guard tne
National Capital and the line Of the
Rannshanock are all the troops retained
from Mcclellan Of the $4,000 men Of
xhich the "anaconda" army consisted
The President thought thatnor could MOI
safely be spared, and that he had enouet
70 drive the rebels before him, and tn
result sustains his judgment. The rebel
retreatcd from their strong position Will
out risking a batAc-~sheEcey adnaassn
their infe1io1ity, and the news now CONT
that they have suffered severe reverse
williamsburg at the hands OF the adVane
cua1d Of McClel1an's force.
The Secretary Of War coneurred III IL
ooinion Of the President, and all the
tacks made upon tie former are equal
~naaa On the latter. Had the Preside
a,snstched sill Of McDowelfs Division
Yorktown he would have been ob}igea
p;thdrsw Banks from the Shenandoah
protect Washington, which would h5
nircn the rebel General Jackson cnal
In have crossed the Potomac and mad
dash on Baltimore, AS the case
s,anas the columus Of Banks and McD'
ell not only shield Maryland and the Vi
tai from raids, hut are menacing the
Of the rebel position, ana zenoe'
Richmond untenable. It can
longer be defended by holding
peninsula against A1cClelsn's army.
rebels are caught between two fires,
instead Of becoming the assa1lants on
Potomac, are placed on the defensive
next news will probably be TINT they
abandoned Richmond and retreatec
the Blue Ridge to Danville. The enc
Of the vigorous Secretary Of War mus
eo.ne other point Of assault upon him
n;s concurrence with the President
clining to strip the line Of the Potom
er,s;ers for no other reason than tt
half ar amy corps to a force alfea'
outnumbering the opposing enemy
, 1862-05-10

EAssocsats Justice James e. WTche, OF
Washington Territory, has decided the
"capita1 question:" that Vancouver and not
Olympic is the seat Of government, sustaining
the act of the late Iegis1sture for the removal
! to that plsce-
, 1862-05-10

s~aoy. Johnaou, OF Tennessea. has aF-
,,,oint ed. Joseph g. Fowler, 1a+e President Of
a. {1f;xasya Female Institute at aa}aastn, ssate
I conptrollex.
, 1862-05-10

- The Springfield (ohio} Rtss says that
Major Ben. Piatr Runk1c, Of the 18th Ohio, re-
ported Killed at Shiloh, ia alive aud getting
| along well he Was hit seven tines, and u
minus seven teeth, portion Of his jaw sad
tongue, his great toe, shaving from his heel'
| hole through each cheek, and brush On the
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