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The national Republican., 1862-01-16
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The Opcra.Don Pasauale.

The greet company cf italian opera artists,
who have boon recently SO snooessfdl In, our
bity, and are this week perf6rhning to crowded
houses IN the New YorR Academy OF Music, will
give hero tbreB operate performances, Corn
fhensing on Monday next, whom Dcnizstu's
sparkling operation Pasquale---will be per.
formed for the first time In Washington. Miss
Hinckley will appear In her famous role of NOri.
na. Sig. Brgnoii M ErenastO, Big. Mancusi W.
Malates,a. and Sig. Susini In his renowned char.
actsr Of Don Pasquale. This opera has been
performed In New York, Boston, and Philadel.
cess, and we anticipate \ very full h0uss. For
AL the partiC Culara, see our advertising ool.
umu. We shall also publish shortly the entire
plot Of tho opera Don Pasquale. Tho sale OF
reserved seals will commence on Saturday
mprninp Mt Matzaratin
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

Where do you get MEALS at all hours, and RE
FRESHME EN- rs Of every kndY
AT the RIALTO HOUSE,
Corner of ID and Ninth streets
The national Republican., 1862-01-16

DIAsO AND VOCAL MUSIC.
Mrs. 1VAN9,
LATE OF NEW YoRK CITY,
viii be pleased 10 take few pupils In the elements
PIANO AND VOCAL MUSIC,
artist, Mafame Anra Segui,.
TEIMs-Plano and Vocal Music, per quarter, each,
SO a deduction will be made 10 pupils tsking
lessons In both,
street. jan lb-3t$
CTRAYED ON my premissa. 30l street
y south, on the 18th instant THREE MULkS,
without marks The owner or owners of these ami,
mails can have the same by coming for ward proving
FRANCIS BUSH,
Ian lists 3Ol street south.
pIALTO HOUSE.
Basement corner Of ID and Ninth streets.
O'BRlEN H. DENGEL,
PrOprictOrs.
Where do you &c. the best Of OYSTERS in every
Al the RIALTO HOUSE,
| Corner Of ID aud Ninth streets.
Where do you get MEALS at all hours, and RE.
| FRESHMEN rs of every kind?
| Corner of ID and Ninth rtrpeta
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

that the rbes we're badly whipped on Mon
day.
The ~9i-ones were being sent 70 f,el
mond
Our Informant Aa- ia Hrntssll. 49,,
Mitchell fesehei there with his n, isian =
The SEIZURE Of tia, place was : enmrss,a
surprise. and the occupation Of the rii,oss
between Decatur and Stevenson pas ~,
dcd as lhe harlesi blos lie rebel. i.5 81
received.
The rebels preparing to make a d.>uesst.
-tfei 81 cogindh, aud fresh troop. us.- cor
-t.nll. arriving u Memphis when Ae leh
bu-ins-- 40 Memphis sas almost sn.ir.a
.%iAsuatri. aad the people general. seem ~
oelese hat ihts are on the eve % .1.r,
which sill speedily decide The var.
Rev. Df. AcAaails editor ofthe y. T.nis
Christian Advocate has been arrested .na
placed Ia TIE military prison and his 49,
Suppressed fcr Publishing reasonable mat
ieF' TITS arrest CAUSES no sunrise. IA -.
course OF McAnallys paper for sane tims
All mas bern very obnoxiouS 10 the Office.
al 'he "esemment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
FROsMrsSoURI.
SPECIAL ros iort. prsooR ST.

SPECIAL T1k lotis
HousrAN, TEX xCo.. Mo, April i9th.-
We have been ansed at reports concerning
the whereabout7 3 Price and Van Dorm.
One day they are 9orted at lItt-bUrc, Ten
nessee. and next. bl Pittman's Ferry, on
Black river: Wills -know pos.t.vely that
they are nj Reithe' aace. Last Monday,
Price aud Van DCns commands were at
Desark, ninety nils below Jacksonport. on
White rivdr.
30 far from rsb2- being az Piuman's
Ferry. they have actually evacuated Poca-
hontas. The town i nov deserted, even the
merchants having removed their goods.
.Iacksonport l. also nearly dcslrted' troops
1 having been removed ninety miles south TO
Desark, where rebe's seen 10 be concentrat
ing a large force. free j. reported 20 have
gone 20 Corinth.
Albert Pike. with ey00 indiaiss. aud 6OO
Texan Rangers. wa4sft on the border TO
harrass Curtis, and en.ge the Kansas troops
il possible. while uponnur Southern expe-
dition.
Coleman H. IA elo-e Ptoximity. One Ed
gar AshbGry is also aing TO raise \ reei.
ment for guerrilla une on the border.
Col. Schnable is q Melville. with on,
hundred and fifty meu
Gen. Mcbride has ga1 TO headquarters I,
get All order TO raise tm independent com
mand 70 operate in Norh,m Arkansas an'
Southern Missouri.
Col. Mcfarland, wiz IL command. IA
gone TO headquarters uDsark.
Lieut.. Col. Wood, ia eonmand Of this posi-
has been absent nearly week. tie return
ell last evening. and ahnly We are unde
marching orders. So boz out for some
thing IN this direction son.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
Noon Dispatches
- . n { Ia Item -.
Arrest OF Ex-Sec. Cameron ,
sKIRMIsH near REMISSION. NC.


NV IoGK. Aprii 2-TAe Ciy 81 New
York with fogf DAYS later European news
all DC up az ~ o'clock
The Sumter vas still az NibrAifar. aud Size
tuscafon AZ Aleiers on tue AZ
The s.oop oi mar kearsage allrr afwo
day. visit C Gibraltar. ief Tor tAe sect
In Parliament. DlsFaeli made sn lltack
on Gladstone's financial polio, al.l budget.
The latter~poke strongly Ia delent. 4 zen.
eral debate ensued, Ia the sonrse Cd which
beniinek attributed tie distress O he oonn.
Try 90 is iuheman policy IN lefasn- to &C
knowledge the Confederate States.
The question Of shielded ships and floating
batteries. continues 10 occnny the attention
Of the Government.
The shipwrights have all been ttanlerred
from the wooden % ron vessels ia course of
construction.
A proposition Vas before the Common
Council Of London. to confer the freedom OF
the city, and a gold box. OF Mr., Peabody for
HI. munifcence.
The crops of Englani and France are ,e
ported a. most favorable.
French manufacturing accounts also shoH
more animation.
Latest ulnOr assert that Gen. t:nson will
not be recalled from Rome.
The Paris Bourse waa tat at 69i 90
The Italian Ministry had ordered an in
crease IN iron plated ships.
The question OF brigandage and the re-
moval OF the eN-king OF Naples from Rome,
MAS debated IN the ltalion Chamber. Ra-
taxi said the Italian Government persisted
in pointing out that the presence OF Francis
ID, 70 Rome. is the source OF disorder. and
be believed Napoleon also shares the con
yiction aud perceives the necessity for pro
viding against is continuance. but difiiculties
cannot all be ysnquished al a single b'ow.
The Spanish Government had again reit
Grated IL firm determination % abstain from
any demonstration produiicial 10 the indie
pendeuce OF Mexico
The Danish Rigziaad voted an cxtraordin
AIRY credit of one million resdaler for iron
plated vessels.
QyEENsrowN. April lU.-Covernment has
contracted for an iron oupoia ship undel
Capt. Coles invention, TO be reads Tor sea
June lst lS63. Experiments with a gun ol
large size showed the best. and hitherto con
sidered inyulnerable forms OF iron sides
were. 20 to speak. easily pene.rablo b.
shot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
PROM FORT Nokeor

FoRr MoSnor. April al Gag of truce
vas received, 20 day.
4 Petersburg paper, Of to.day. saw that
the rebel Senate has refused % concur in
the House resolution for adjournment.
The same paper also contains report OF
a repulse If a Federal force under General
burnside. AZ Elizabeth City. Il i stated
that the Federal troops 5000 strong, at
tempted 10 hnd there, but wep repulsed,
with a loss OF 500 killed, by a Conf. ~lcra,e
force of 1000. including a Georgia regiment.
The rebel loss in killed i ststee Al fifteen
including Capt. MCGOWAN and Laeu, wllson
both of Georges regiment
A report of the same tight Ia ae same III.
feet. was current al Norfolk. LED nirht.
There j. nothing new from Yctssowp. ex
cent that matters are progressing ntisisc,o.
rily.
The weather i still bad
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23


Bs order of Major Gen. Gen. Halleck the
following officers Of Indiana volunteers have
sesa mustered cut of the service At the
dates Indicated:
April 9th. LIST Lieut.. 7. B. c~ouchnan.
GO. B, Goth Regiment.
April al. ist Lieut.. John Castle. 10 y.
10th Regiment.
April 18th. ID 1t. c. r. johnson. 18th
Regiment.
Col RYAN, of the 3lth Indiana. remains
At New Madrid. With his regiment in com
mand Of that post.
The Nashville Union say I'VE see that
Browniow recently visited the prisoners at
Csnp Morton. near Indianapolis, and was
greeted with gross insults by a portion of
them. We would suggest 10 him that the
next time he attempts 70 practice the charity
In Matthew XVI. So, he also bear in mind
the canton recommended BY the same high
authority in Matthew VII. g."
The follo~ing officers have resigned.
Lieat. Col. wm. {. McReyuolds OF the
s2d Indians.
MAJOR Wilson OF the 18th Indiana.
Ad,ntsnf J. NJ. Well of the 9Th Indiana.
Surgeon George W Ciipping-r. OF the
issh Indians.
Assistant Surgeon &. X. Mccoy. ri she
ssth indiana.
Capt. M.@.AJ Thom.' 81 the "a Cavalry
~slsslndiana.
Commissions have beer issued 70 Dr..
Anson Hurd a. Surgeon of the lath Indiana.
vice clippens~r, resigned
Ard 10 Aaiutant Dan Macanley a. Ma Joe
Of the nth Indiana. vice ElIston. resigned.
Among the wounded AZ Evansville i
arssia Wsterhoass. the brave and noble
s~ansarf bearer of he 4sth Indiana. whC
,ose hia color- aloft until twenty -four bulle,
ns.ss were made in il, the aag staff shot
I'D hisn.eif twice shot IN the arm. Os
FRIDAY lar he ~oundsd arm wa- 'kifiiaily
.moutassa rs Dr. Morgan. who souid one o
10 sullc1< mashed fat against the hone Q
Ia arm.
coHp- 80 Army SrkaEoSs-We eli
he following from he indianapolis IeuTHa
Il yc-ssrs&, E,p~ri~nce has proved tia
the tao Surgeons allowed 10 each regimen
srs in-uficscnt Ia give that care and atfen
ton Gu IN. woan.ied that j. necessary after
s,eat battle has been fought Vita sie'
70 remeiy this defect 40 far a. Indian
troops are concerned. Governor Morton vi
- aay commence making appointments 10
aCorps of Army Surgeons. Who viii INN
aiaselv proceed to the Field Of Shiloh an
report for active duty. Two additional A
sistsnt Surgeons will be appointed for eae
regiment, and as Indiana has Row went.
-four regiments In that vicinity the nambs
vi Surgeons 10 he appointed will he fort
eight. u Is shonght that four Surgeons 70
regiment will he ample - dre-s tie woun'
on the field should another fight oceaF. AT
also care for those Of our sick AMI ~oands
IN the regimental and post hospitals. III
action Ga the part of Governor Norton -
meet with tho hearty approval Of the humal
everywhere. aud We trust thsi the Exec
,iys< Of other state sil iollo~ his esaI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
FROM cINoNyATI.

CiSoNS,rl. April k-The Gazette's
Huntsville. Ala. Correnondent saws that
Beauregard's dispatch oten. Cooper calling
FOR reinforcements, was lurd IN the tele-
graph Office, having pas& over the wires
before Mitchell division ached Huntsville,
and about one third OF te achievements
called for already passed lown to Corinth.
the remainder nre collectl AZ Chattanooga
and other point on the Der. being unable
u move forward on accospi Of the obsttuc-
lions placed ia their way b ten. Mitchell.
Beauregafis dispatch was PARTIALLY written
in cipher, hut vas easily ttrslsted by Gen.
Mitchell.
The rolling stock capt't1 Nv Mitche II
has been sent 10 Nashville
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

~ Capt. JAme- Hook ofthe Relief Com
E.iuse. returne. on YESTERDAY morning if0'l
= visit to our Indians regiments. he 10
porto that the 4sd and 18th regiments are DC
ios 0ceolA, ArkAn~as. and IN close pfofimi-
" 70 Fort Pillow. The Captain oFo"gni
hams with bln rom the 43d. -ome $4,000.
md = large amount. Of mail Those having
friends and relations in this regiment. Val
fud liz h has olsce on the ~est q ofthe
Pubic Square. this morning. fe2ds 20 make
me n~ce--ars disbursement Of he funds seat
N he fsmilies and friend Of 'hi- regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

81. Lorgs. April 2-From a isntlemsu
~ho Jeff Memphis fee DAYS after ibo battle
of ptts6ur<. we learn that The rebeis. PM
ting 10th days Of tie battle together. still
claim he . veiofv Their elaiE tesis "a
the suggestion that more ~ere killed. woun
ded and taken prisoners GA he FEDERAL 1de
shar rn their own Oar informant az that
rrenti- -,sdr asp~ech 90 his trcep~ - Mem
phis, n which he erleav0rei - mollifv ,hsiF
canpialafs Ia relation 20 taeu treatment.
food. &C. He told them that thrs would
soon be exchanged, snd rallied 'hem genst
ally 70 keep ~ gool spints.
Pr~nsi-s ~ss IN exceienf ssmref lie
ouned up 70 sdeissl On Sunday. bat sad
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

XIU lons. April 9-Advic. hx a..
Marioo. from -. ROYAL i9th. state survey.
ING party OF oO0 Of the eth Mirhs,a isra
ing before Savannah. were surtri..l =,
about ~ reheh Who r0uTci osshem ~
effective Ere. killing aud ~woundins seseral
The Fcderis returned the Gre ~ ~en,
CALAMITY into the fight The rebel snsr 4
hort .lani. feireated IN order.
An Adiufsnt q the - Maine ~ killed
with twelve Or thirteen other. iHd q :, IA
sounded
The rebel Ioss uuknosu.
Fort Pulsski i 20 much injured a b i.
wholly unfit for a work Of defense
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

Ma. meetings Of our German fellow cin-
rem have been held IN all the principal cities
Of the Union Tor the purpose Of presenting
General Sigel. the gallant defender Of iiber-
y in both hemisphercs a sword, and to se-
cure 20 his family a homestead.
Germans of Terre Hautc. Iet "a 10 our
share in this noble work. aud meet Al the
Court House pa Monday evening At early
candle light.
Apr 252d A SrxBKk o. GsExsN-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

We see by a card IN the ExpSess. Of
ferro Hsate that DR.. J. W. Morgan. late OF
Nation. has resumed the practice Of his
profession Ia that city. DIR. N. has enjoyed
md extensive practice here for the last sir
var. and will be Missed BY his many friends
IN this community.-MaftooR Gss,tfs.
Dr. Morgan hss the reputation Of beng a
most successful practitioner. and Ne hsve no
doub, hut what he will sustain thA1 sepata
ton among our citizens.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
Night Dispatches.
OF Fl. l.. ROuT
whereabouts of Price and
IAN Dorm.
Surprise of Surveying Party at
avannah.
rRo ST LnrIs

FRO ST. LOUIS.
~ LeoIs. An@2-Henry l.. Rout, Que
Of the parties iasted by the Grand Jury
OF the United Stes Circuit Court in this
CITY for conspire and treason. has bcen re
leased from cusils hy orier of the Pre-i.
dent
The difhulty abe Culvert NJ the Ohio 4
Mississippi Ralnd At Fast 81. Louis has
tsrmintted.
An efiert waSnde 10 interfere with the
military guard lsf there.
Ii is believedtl opening culvert will IN
fiict les injury IN first supposed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

c~iseIsSAr. April -
Flour unchanged, very little done
Wheat IN good demand 81 Sstay0 for red
white dull at 93@95.
Oats, 5000.
Corn, - and firm.
whisky firm AT -.
An active demand for bulk sides and phi.
ces higher. The sales reach a million and
a halt pounds az &c. Three hundred hhds
shoulders sold a. 81, packed in rs tight
hogsheads.
No demand for mess pork OF lari.
The grocery market i unchanged and hfm
at full rates.
Exchange firm at premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

The Ap>s. Exrss-- Co~rs~y have re
moved their Office 10 No. h. Mechanic Row
Main. b~s~een sth and ssh streets With
he facilities which tbs Company ENJOYS io'
me raid sransmiz-ion and safe delivery Of
an matter entrusted 10 their care. ve soli.
cst a continuance OF fsvors. from our friends,
IA oar new location.
: l. Southland.
Ap Civ Agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

SANDY hsox. April. @-The new iron
steamer osieo, built for war purposes. len
ldse1looi Tor Nalerno. IL is believed .he
Soes 10 bef"ua, for armament and takes the
Atlantic a. a Sothern priyatcer.
The schooner IVA ran the Charleston
blockade aud arm at Liverpool with aO0
bales of cotton.
Politics unimport,t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

SAs Francisco, AnFil 2ls-f0nF steamers
iron Oregon aud British celumbis, have ar
nsei within thres days.
The Northern Mining reg.osr wefe be-
coming accessible again and Steamer sill
doubtless seinm crowded 9Th passengers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

~ We are requested b. the sanitary
Committee to notify the ladies a Terre
Hsute. that a quantity Of shirts aud drawers
pr hospital use. will be in readiness at
Msssr.. Hsrs-ock 4 Bannis,ers store this
evening"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

- Al those ~ho ~ant a beautiful ak
hst. u the latest fashion. call At the New
iork Hat Store and get one cf the Home
Manufacture. which I make sayseif. there
lore ! can warrant all hats bough, Of me-
! h@se q enc assortment 81 French Beaver.
1ves and son Cashmere hai. u me 6nesl
qualify. and Of al color. ~hsch 1 Asa -slIinx
s~rs io- also. a large assortment Of weel
Hats. Of al eoior.. RANGING n pr.ce - le-
ssfny cents
I h LoWERRE. fr>etsc.i Hsss~r.
Successor - J G. YATES.
IA Il. Cor. flfsh. ard Mkin 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

ss straiaous Or Scrofsleus Affections are me
curse. the light. the potato ~ of nsnkina. ne,
sre vile ard hithy a. well A. fatal. They sHse Esn
Contamination and inquiry q no blood. snt az e..
De seen al around n everywhere. One ousues
al We Sesi are tainted with them. and one quart.
q hess de q them; de foonshiy to-. heoarseta.~
ar durable Axrss sNssArAnu4A ~i~an-.s e..
srotoi"us corruption from thetlood. renssr. ans.
s"a healthy. and e1ectuany sxpuusaies tle t.,
-oo1tAminsloa from the system. NJ loue-s
under your sefofulou- Disorder. sioce tn irrs.i.t.
bic A,snhas provided his mastrriy eomi.nAuon -
curative virtues that be- calls SAssArkunA-fnsr
ccrHt. Wsterbury, G..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
FREsHET IN &NrnrInl1r

fhEShhi ~ NNNECTICUT.
sralSesIFLn. April 1.-The fresbe. IN
the Connecticut River, 4 this point i the
greatest ever known. a nine ~ lart ~
evening the water had fal.a n ;n.ha- s,5
i still receding slowly. Ayortbamnton tbe
water is y O feet higher an ever he,ors
and at Hadley there is no and - he saas
- ""'''" - ITO" rouse 10 house
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

xXxvnTH coNGREs-Fssr ss.,os.

WASHINGTON. Anil -
HotsA-Mr Mcpherson mesei,eo -
petitions ia favor Of the establishment 81 !
a Fr~ofes-0rsl1p at German IA Tue Hekf Point
Military Academy, 0n the ground o. the
value Of the -tapy ard H. practical aiility IL
NieS Of the number OF Germans IN the army
and the richness Of German literature Ia mil
iiaFy s%c.ence.
SESATL.-Ar. Poster moved 10 amend
she bill BY q substitute providing Tor a stt.
tistical aud agricultural bureau. Pendins a
vote, The bal TO e0nGscate tie property and
nee the slave of rebels. Wa taken up
Mr.. Davi. addressed the Senate on the
hll
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

BRANDRETh's PiILs-for tA- fe-soraslss
beal;h Of those who have been stricken ~ apuples,
OF paralysis they are The only reliable ~redicint.
all affections q The lungs. chest and bove,- ta.i.
prompt 49, caves life AMI quickly cures ftenlsr
MA. p~leurisy, ohelera, wind, sps.us, worms che /.
nio-tus. diarrhoea. ayseutary. ~hsther frem msta d.
eating uuEiyo 14ie or her fault. IN dies, si-it
their influence. Asfbnss goui. Theunausms ts-
affections, ruptares. inflammation g 40 c4-44
levers, whether ague or other specific fever; at
diseases. ~Jarndise, -. vitus's dane. smallpox. mes-
I-s, Group, erysipeias, Nhite swelling, Tlir-. MIC.
o. even thirty year continuance srd especially
ulcers Of tic liver, have A. bsen cured Y+frasseaty
by these celebrated Vegetable Uiaversoi riis. a.
female complaints and nervous disease iley have
been equally successful. wide change 81 ai-. t.sA
1rst and Second periods. friiepsy. d,pree.Iua
spirii-. frighiful cerams. all obstruction. ani f1la.
atiu1s are - thena cures. ds-f-r--a ani co-reci~--
Ticc 70 cent? per box.
Sold by }. q. CUSlssusr. Tere u~efs. sna :
respectable tcsiers IN rsa.cise. l~anit44
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
FROM w~AsHiNoTox.


W~NsHfxero~. April 2a-1he House com
nittee on Foreign Affairs has sgreed % -
port a OH for TIE appointment Of cOnmi..
sion on national defsures - consis, Il two
ofEcsrn Of tie army. two % the nav an,
tao civilians OF scientific ~sstannen,s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

fox RxSr-A good bushes room .n<l
dwelling apartments. on set -sde hafket
ssrees. Isl north Of " sba-h. Terms rcsson-
able Apply IN J. II. Moore. wess side Of
re pablo qsare. A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

DRorEssoR GARDNE


Err lA<rs are = So mere o<k~< - he btxhls rrf-
trstef sap. len 81 n<Teeu's, -htch az vsfsf trft
O. ~ &c s~vs>il<ps article fs sbsslnr ard N totief.
tnrs cxr~ So cksp. 90 tk- f-cr ~ bxnts, .>d fn~ tks
s>~<h. u y rs<.rps<~f. hs ~>rr.rs~~t $50. srr-
ross paint ssa Sre>ss from ~oclsn. IN. htrn. mns.
N. isfft az siors.1 Al -tits spss scn al klrss
- fArnsf1rs
~ Can e ruusst 49, 70 s-ss sssss. a. s~Sars
chs ksf~e n 10 Ell s1rs kpr4l 40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

BoARnfS0.-Two gentlemen ann their
wives. and a few dsy hoarders. can be ae
c~ommoaated Il No. g. south Third Strsei,
corner Of Third AMI Poplar S.reeis.
AT. 3. d3w.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23
MUSICAL.


CTEEL Flows. Wrought Plows and
bCUtiruu Flows 4 thirteen tifsreut kinds sps
sizes. fr csfh. Al prfr>e Ices thar s-er has h>en
snv~n IN rerrs Hsrfs, ~ Growers fsrrrIy.
All hnt1 q ricr repairing tons intss best man.
-~r. &b3st<w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

FoE RrSF-A good house With four acres
Of lAad. adjoining town Terms reasonable
Enquire Of
HoSFORD ! Bt0NN. Atss.
Apr It3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

-THE partnership in the Dry Goods

THE partnership in the Dry Goods
trade between Ripley a Dansld-on expired hy
mutual consent on the 2Sfh day 81 January. lsc9--
D.S. Danaldson retiring sells his Interest 10 q. 2
Finley. who continues the business ani settles All
demands against the late urm- All outstanding IN
lehtnfnrss must be immediately closed.
RIPLEY 4 DANAlnSoN.
January II. ls62
4 card.
In retiring from business. the undersigned taxes
much pleasure IN commanding Geo , hples 60 AZ
the former patrons Of the House Snd 20 The public
generally. Thoroughly qualified IN ihe business a.
: good purchaser, the haying community may c"nh-
IDENTIFY rely upon good bargains AZ all time, AMI =
straight forward generous treatmsn,
u. =. D~ANALpSOS.
Mr.. -. would he glad 10 500 biz friends ~ the old
ssand. for the purpose Il making settlements. QuS
irr up, &c.. &c.
Ter. Haate. Jan. ~. ise2-
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS.-
DISSOLUTION.

THE Firm of keeier y Morgan. in
i IA. Lamp and on rad. Is tbls day Dissolved hy
muiusi consent. Mr. Aergaa retiring
II. ). KELLER
!. y. NOR AZ.
Tsrrs Haute. March Il. lsc2.
The bnsiness will is continued At The sam. stand.
No. g.. Earis nuildlue.. pnder the name Of J. T.
Keeler A CO.
a continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, s. respectfully solicited.
H.. kfEIFR. Agent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

Fxrsu BrrrR-John Jean. II the corner
Of Third and Ohio streets ha- inst received
a supply Of fresh butter
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-23

TIME RECEIPTS GIVEN
n. .has. n~scsteh forwards 6orf. Al . nafe tx-
p@flfIan- rate an sny linz running Wesf. ~xcfpf
h rexuisr Expfrss Coupsey. Forwarding hils,
covering he entire roaie from <ew YORK A. Boston
.saranfecing tine. will - given
Nah al packsges "Nsrehauts' Despatch. stri
deliver al he depot, lot q Rsrcisy ~. y y. md
w~.tern n. Y. Co. no~ten. Nss~seon.ctt
"w.-hiss7n J. a.. WATSON. Agent