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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

Mr.. Loyeloy said that vhile this Govern
nent l. engaged IN a serious war 70 patdown
the rebellion. il was seen that this unnatural
insuFrection has sympathixers and advocates
on this floor. Those who defend slavery are
the defenders of the robellioa, for slavery
aud rebellion are SYNONYMOUS They are
interchangeable terms.
Wherever slavery l., there Il rebellion.
Ia l. the corner stone, pillars and support.
he took tia position that either slavery or
the Republic must perish. He would tell
the gentleman from Kentucky mir. Cnuen.
dem, aud al other advocates and defender
Of tue system, aud thoso Hho CT, themselves
hoanse ~ attempting 10 throw the protection
Of the Constitution around it-lhat il = tbe
desire OF the Republic that il should ceaso 10
exisf There i 40 city Of refuge for a.
Lake an internal assassin, il has IT. knife
drawn. and Is eadeayoring 30 duvd Il 10 the
heart Of the Republic. We are bound 10
strike the monster, aud gentlemen need not
cry the Constitution" foT its defence. IL
shall be said Be slai. in the Dame OF my
country aud my God
tie denied that slavery has any guarantee
or recognition in the Constitution. Tie ar
gaed that it was their right and duty 10 de-
stroy slavery, because slavery IL destroying
Vt NAi 0tctieff INC hcpaSAt- az ~ ~
fagor Of the restoration Of the Union with the
right 10 stand on the American soil any
where, aud proclaim his sentiments. He
wanted To stand anywhere on American soil
without the enforcement OF a despou>m 60
him hold his Tongue. lie wanted 20 speak ia
South Carolina, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Georgia without fine tereat Of lynching. os a
coat OF tar and feathers
The gentleman from Kentucky, (Mr. Crit
tenden, rsked shat would four m illions Of
slaves turnet loose, do This term Was
used as il the slaves Were wild bessts. Now
lac tLoyejoy,) had this ~ cav. al present. he
would lea them alone. 10 a care OF them
selvhs. which they were abundsntly bic ca
do. The shareholders had better turn their
attention 10 another point. namely What
will they do when they cease ia live IN the
unrequitcd sweat and toll OF the slavez. lie
den.ed that he and bis friends want 10 make
this an anti slavery war, but the only way
10 put down the rebellion and restore the
Union, was 10 destroy slavery.
Mr. Roscoe Conkling expressed himself
in favor of the confscatiou bill 90 amplify
the punishment OF treasO.. lie wanted 10
punish the ring leaders of he rebellion, and
have reimbursement OF the expenses incur
red In suppressing the rebellion. The sub
jet was referred 20 "a select pmmittee OF I.
The House went into com .sittee and took
up the bill making appropriation for bounties
10 widows and the legal heirs Of volunteers.
Mr. Rollins, of Missouri, made a speech
against the rebellion, and complimented Mr..
Lincoln for his efforts in behalf OF the Union.
He considered the instruction causcless and
infamous. lie was opposed 10 any and all
extreme measures, and for prosecuting the
war on the principle laid down at the extra
session. that when supremacy Of the Consti-
tuition and Laws are established, the war
ought 10 cease.
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CONGRESSIONAL
xxxyiITH coNGREss-Pssr ss..,os
wA.HiSoros. April "a.

W~A.HiSoros. April "a.
SssATr.-A communication wa. received
from the War Department transmitting cep-
les of contracts made by that Department for
ls6O.
Mr. Giimes presented -four hundred and
twenty petitions from beer and malt liquor
manufacturer. asking a reduction IN the
proposed tax on beer and malt liquor
Pomeroy presented similar petitions.
Powell moved to take up the resolution
offered by him concerning arrests Of citizens
Of Kentucky. &c.
Mr SumneI opposed taking up the re.olu-
lion as ine,peiient AZ this time
Mr.. Powell dill not see why the Senator
should make ans oppusition "a tie reaola
ton. II simply asked. hon mans citizens
II the free State have been dragged from
their homes with warrant OF Law aud called
on iyrants and usurpegs 10 know where the
are and what thcr names are They gre
free white men. III the, had been negroes
the senator from Massachusetts, Sumner
would make no opposition 10 to resolution
lie ~lSumnef) was e~ternally prating ..abeut
the wrongs of the negro. but white men had
some rights and he wanted the Secretary 10
tell VI Why and what for these mon were
thus nnlawfnlly dragged 10 prison without
any charge sf crime being brought against
them.
Mr. Samnersail the Senator from Ken
lucky had made an inflammatory speech. and
had callel a high officer Of the Government
a tyrant and .ssnrper Ia the event Of the
resolution being taken up. the whole ques.
ton must be gone into. fthe Secretary n
Warwas tsrsnt and usufpef there we're
men arrested who were traitor.
Mr.. Powell Ia his srlt) Who are thew
namethetn
Mr.. Sumner continued. nrging that il va
not bes, 10 20 into the inquiry At present
Mr.. Powell said that come of The men Who
have been arrested are a. losal n the Sena.
Tor from Massachusetts. lie dehed the Ser.
ator to point OF any law by which the Sec.
retAu OF State can carry OF citizens Of Ken.
lucky and impFison them IN the forts Of Eas
sachusetts aud New York.
HorSr-Mr. NallandiehAm offered 4 reso-
luton requesting the President 10 transmit
q the House. Il not Incompatible with the
public interest. copies of the correspondence
between the French and United States Gov
eunents. As NAV hare been received wsthir
the last two months. relative % the present
troubles In America. Referred 90 the Com
miitee on Foreign Affairs
Mr.. Addrich. from the Committee en- In
dian Affairs. reported a bin Authorizing 4
treaty 10 be made xith the Indians OF Utah
with a view - purchasing their lands
Also. a bin authorizing treaties With th'
Sassjoe- ofSew MEXICO, defining their I'm
is. and extinguiShing their titles % land
0ussidc Of the United States. Referred q
tie Committee Of the Whole.
The House RESUMED the consideration .
the Ronfscasiou hilis from YESTERDAY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

ossrEGsIrIo~- fok lHEL.Sp " ~
sie called mon dails - contribute Tor the
,-li-i IT onf s,ck sni wounded soldier. the
citizens Of on city 10 not forget other pres
~ calis GA their be~nesolence We are IN
fos med that the sun Of S3e2 ha- been col
ted AMI forwarded 20 Rev. John McHsle.
Archbishop OF Tusm. Ireland. Lists are
I'll in he hands Of collectors, ana. further
contributions will be thankfully received by
the following persons: First Warl, Michael
and Patrick johnson. Third Ward, Michael
Ssagent. Fourth Ward. George Osborn. and
=. J.. Byrne, Filth Ward. =. b. O'Riley.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

C~iStiNNAIls Apfh -
Flour in good demand demand, and pri-
ces higher. Sales of GOO barrels al ALSO
i25 for super. and Sl,35@4,iO for extra.
Wheat in good demand and 2@3c higher.
closing at 90@93 for red, and 95@9S for
white.
Corn in good demand at - but mostly
held at 30.
Oats adyasced 20 81. with a good demand,
partly speculative.
Whiskey dull at II.
Mess pork in fur demand at SlO,5e.
A good demand for bulk meats at &c fol
sides, and ga for shoulders packed in fly
tight hhds.
Lard firm; sales Of 500 ticrces at IA.
A good demand for bacon sides; sales OF
$50 hhds at 5l..
The grocery market is unchanged and firm
at full rates.
Exchange firm at "a premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

NAfrI<a eEez<~ CfrIxeSs-lher~ a.
quite a l,ss. meeting Of the GeFnsn citizen
"a our e.t, "a he Courl House. last e. ening.
lot the pnstae, Of taking some steps lof trt-
az "a conc-st = ia The Sanitary Committee
,of he relief 81 sick and wounded -o.dier-.
aml al.o To- receiving subscriptions Tor the
>iscl homestead fund The meeting 40
organized by calling A keiman 70 The chair
ani appointing Charlie Al-huier Secretary
After some preliminary arrangements, the
meeting adjourned 20 meet At the Court
House % Monday evening next. at =.
o'clock a. which time q toll meeting ? re-
qaeste.l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

NV YoHk. April 2t-Mes-s~ I. =.
Rowland & Co. at the Continental Iron
Works A. Green Point. have already lad the
keel for three more Marine Batteries. rim
Tar IN construction n the Monitor, though
much larger. In a few days not les than
loo hands " III be employed in The con
etracsion Of these batteries. Each battery
vii be furnished with tao inrret-. each "a
have guns Of the heaviest calibrc. They
vii be Of much greater power tltsn The
Monitor. aud calculated for ocean service
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

~ som sixty or more SICK and wound.
Ell soldiers arrived here at IL o'clock last
night from Evansville. and we're kindly pro
vIded for At the Station House by Mr. Bar
tholomew. with hot coffee. tea. &c.. Ac.-
Most OF them were going TO the northern
portion Of the State. and a few 10 Owen
county. A young man. from Montezuma
a member Of MAJOR Arms Company. who
Was severely wounded. aud two from Mlchi
gan.
The to latter we're 80 Wearied and worn
by their journey a. 10 be unable 10 proceed
and we're taken by a member OF the SAM
tary Committee 10 the Terre-Haute House.
where they we're Hospitality cared for by Mr.
Hubbs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25
Night Dispatches.
fRoM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. April ga large number
OF bidders fur the new post Office routes
were ia attendance at the Il. o. Department.
The proposals for the Pacific Coast. are
VERY much niger than formerly, aud those
for Kentucky aud Missouri, are corsidera-
bly, adsascod. owing, doubtless. To The mili
tary Disturbances ia those Stale While il. Ia
dina. lllin0i. aud other States, tho rates are
lower. Ia 81. tie number OF routes are
about 100. averaging ten bids ioF eaol,.-
The sum total Ut offers Zoe The entire let
ting. Is about equal 20 that ct ionr year aeo
inF similar ~cp lce
sFfIsiAL To Posi-.
The sensation story IN tic Philadelphia
Inquirer of this morning. to the effect that
Secretary Welles Is to be removed. j. essen
italy untrue. This | learn ON good aulhsri.
~. l learn that Mr.. Welles, some time
since. rendered HE resignation 90 the Presi
dent. but IL was not accepted. Probably
this circumstance has given rise 10 the rumor
of an immediate change in the Cabinet. All
the current reports OF the removal nj Mr..
elles. are destitute Of foundation.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

corroS SKKD.--Persons wishing cotton
seed. can be supplied gratuiionsly. by call
ing upon Ar. +. d Carter. ~ Tie County
Treasurer Office. or upon me. al the Audi.
tors Office. For hed culture. plant the seed
in drills four feet apart. when ID comes up.
thin i cut - a. T. leave It in bills OF i've
talks fifteen inches apart. put the seed ~
the ground the zane depth a. corn. select the
~armest soil you have.
April -. div + D. ALLES.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

D.A4a % A. OH CirszaS-JoHS +
cNtsI. ore of she Old settler 81 thi- county.
died quise -o,idenis a. hi residence IA this
81, ga a.. evening. ai O. O'Clock. 81 eon
sezt.aa II ~ hrain Ia the sists seeona ear
"a "a axe
Due notice gill be sisen o. the Time 81
the faa<rl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

THE Firm Of Keller 4 Morgan. in
he lamp and oi trade. T. his day dissolved by
mrtuai CONSENT. NJ Morgan retiring
n. J. kfEIkR
Nv. MORGAN.
rerrs Haute. March u. lisa.
The business vll b. continued 81 the same stand,
Sc. g. Eariy BaIldings, under the name Of ,. y.
kseier C.
A continuance q The liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed. i respectfully solicited.
HI. kEELER. Ag,rt
tpr1dkw2~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

Ealr1xoKE. April 9t-Ths Old Point
Boathas arrived. passengers say the non clad
steamer Caiena arrived Al odd Point yesler.
dsy. i = reported ten Burnside has received
proposals from the government u Worth
Csrsl.na for the surrender Of u< state.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

- All tlose who want a beautiful SIX
Hat. of the latest fashion. call az the New
York HAT Store and get one ct the Home
Manufacture. which | make myself; there
fore / can warrant all hAt- bought Of me -
I have a fine assortment II French Beaver,
Otter aud Solt Cassiners hats Of the finest
quality. AMI Of all colors. which ! am selling
very Low also. a large assortment OF WOOL
Hat. Of all colors. ranging IN price as low
a. ffty cents.
T. II. LOWERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor 20 J. G. YATES.
m27-tf. Cor. Fifth. and Main Sts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

a phs.i eiAn OF the city. ~hose sue
cesor. a. Hospital Surgeon. = - energetic
Ia he discharge Of his duiies. remarked. -
Ed~ sui Cfuft AMI 2. u. Allen we're passing.
.'nlese ~. tee scoaadrsls. rAe riH b. marked
ss,a RI SosfherA c~saf,deTocs . r,eeqai
.st
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

V Elsail. Root 4 Co are rece'sins a
large invoice Of good from the East, Il Ne
can l,siee from tie large number ct lAeA
age 10 % seen ia front Of thes e-iabith
mens YESTERDAY. Bargains 70 be had. Ne
have 10 8oubs. II yoa call soon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25
IRON PlTrsBuRG LANDIye


PurssrRe LsxpI>s. April 1-6enenl
Mitchei's Division arrived az fuscombia.
Aiabama. He has possession Of tso bun
dsel miles Of the Memphis a Charleston
line
Large 70 endorsements arrived ~ lip-.
hnrr on The nj
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

In rst,rir- ffum business. he undersigned takes
mach pleasure n commanding Geo. y. Ripley % ell
TIE fsEner pzlrons q the noase and q Tie public
sen.rsily. Thosonshly quanast IN the Business a.
GOD purchaser. the buying community msy eonf-
tenfiy rely upcn good bargains a. al tins, and a
straight forward generous irsstment.
D.s. DASAIB<ON.
NJ. 4. uouid he Glad 30 - hts friepfs a. TIE old
stsns. far The purpsse a making sefeemsnis, esA :
ing un &c. a..
feffs usnfs. gsn. ~. isef-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

To f~tKIovousb Sosnnss I'll .oAs...
that sas bone On fsrioughs ca accoant Of
sickness. and hass applied . me ios 49,.
% return. are requested - leave their n.n~
aaa uumhef o. regiment - ~ oaies ,m,..
disfeis. = r. ALLES.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

:sB-The names ofD. W. hinshai' aud
Uriah shoemaker. were accidentally omitted
Yesterday. in our publication ofthe names OF
the Sanitary Committee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25
rnnu ~pHIIAnrIpHfA

Pnit.nxIrHA. April 2f-Tbe Enqairer
avs Scc'y Wells i 20 take the nilsson 20
Spain. His saoce~or IN The Nav Depart
mcnt = not kne~n certainly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

BgANDRkTh's PllAs.-fOr tie rsstoT4i4oa
tsslth u those Who have been stricken b a~popiesy
81 paralysis they are the only rsliss,e Eeticin~.
All Affections q the lungs. chest and bowels thsll
prompt use saves lilo and quickly cures. rnennso-
laa. pleurisy. cholera. wind, sp.sms. WORMS cholera
morbus. diarrhcs, sysentsry. whether from n,alsrls
eating unrips fruits or other faults IN disg. yleic q
tEesr Influence. Asthma. gont. rhsUmslsms. live
Affections. ruptares. q any organ
levers. whether ague OF other specific fever. hillous
diseases, J~snndise. 81. yitus's dance. s~msllroA. meA--
lee. Group. ~erysipclAs. white swelings. piles. ulcess.
Of even thirty year, continuance and especisli.
ulcers u the liver. have all been cured permAnsnils
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal Piiis. L.
female complaints and nervous diseases they AAs.
been equally successful. Wide change Of lie. bcss
hr.t and second periods). Epilepsy. depression -
spirits. frightfai derams. all Instructions and rel-a-
sucs are by them cured. dispersed and CORRECTED
Prioe IS cents pr box.
Sold ~ }. L. CrS1ssH<s. TerEe-HSute, and - 40
respectable dealers IN meoiclke. Usnldwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ Mr.. wm Nichols. Who vas wounded
At Fort Doneison. i dangerously III - h
residence IN this CITY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

Nssa<lk Machine 4 hls zen msnafsciure, al dsr'
iax - sfsy 10 the rfy ~in give i~sfructirn - nj,
vt1aats 81 Glasses 81 - syst~n - spriyius ri~~-
trie4ty
teueas a. he fsafin Hoo~
is4ss fafrs.ee- kctepuaa haars rrm "A u
sfA a1idst44~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

Tie Nv~ Aibany L<dsf -ss- 4 .isslis u
"a. r~xiasrai ~hseh ~efs~l during .he Ness
csn var h,- furnished more officer las the
present var than he second lndians. Which
60 IA the battle Of Baena Vista. asd was
scca.~l - co~ ari.ee by JET Davis and his
satellites A TREND has furnished ~ the
names II <r'h A. oecaucl 70 hi> aaem..r,
sai there sr~ aoueiess ush~rs The y.ss.sns
rank Of the onheer. = ps-asel 10 their hams.
that -hlea ,hes held Is the NeSscsn ~ j.
after their names
Gen Lowell II kon-scsn-Cspsain.
teen Nathan kimbali-Captaia.
Aeting Rrg cea. Iea q. Dasis-Pet.te
10 Wm l. Sanderon-capts,n
coi r =. Scrilner-SerErant
MAJOR " I. Spicelv--Caps
MAJOR u 4. Tkomas-Pnxate.
captain Wm Abbott-Puvase.
Capt j. observation-disclosures.
Lieut. N. Pennington-Leutenan
Lieut. NJ. NcCoy-Leafcnanf.
Lieut. Col. O>bom-Cspam.
csrs John Hungste-P1xsse
John Z. Messick. Of the lIth Indiana. .i;ei
A. The residence Of h father. IN IAdoso. on
the ltth inst. OF fever contnctel n scfsse
The following additional ASSISTANT Sar.
xsons weTs appointed April =. f~62
us-DF Samuel Fisher. of s~rccncastle
ADJ Dr. : n. Wright. Of Terrc Haute.
The Indianapolis Jsurasl contains = -,
ola oolasan ~ lcagta. q The contnbasion.
iom FAfoas arts Of the Sats. q Sanisar,
goos reoesei a. ,bas CAV. The oonsriha.
,oas came from al parts. and ~e obsers,
hat most u he names are Of iad,cs-sAo~
ins that oar noble heartei women through
OF he State. are On The alest - 10 God
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

FoE RKNr-A good bushes room anal
dwelling apartments. on west side Market
street. lust north of Wabash. Terms reason
able Apply To J H. Moore. wet side OF
the public square. di
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

'THE partnership in the Dry Goods

Il trsas be.xsep Ripley 4 Danaidscn expired by
mutual consens on The 2sth day q January, iss1.-
d 4 Dansldson retiring Sails bis interest % g.. y.
hpiey. wbo ~eonfinnes the business aud settles AL
drmsnris sessnsf ne late nm. All outstanding III
dehtefncss must be INN edisfeiy ciossi.
RIPLEY A D~ASAtDsoS.
Tanuarw1f faf1
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Dress Making and Pattern store.

Mrs. L. 5. Caly would respectfully inform
the ladies Of TeFre Hauto and vicinity that
she has received her sprins styles ofLsd'es
Children's and Mizaaz' Dres- Patterns. and
~iIl receive. through the season. all The ne~
.syles - they appear in New York. pfes'
Making hone ia the most approved aid fash
,onable manner. work 90 give satisfaction.
NJ Bonnels and Flat cleaned aud
lone ap. and made a fashionable shape.
Please give me a call at my store ON Ohm
street. between Third aHd Fourth streets.
ap24.d div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

FeFsH BrrrkE-JohR Jean. Al tie colnet
II Third ard Ohio streets ha- u-s received
a supply Of fresh butter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

The ADAMS ExFRfss COMPANY have re
moved their Office 10 No. 6, Mechanics Row.
Main, between 9th and 9th streets. With
the facilities winch this Company enjoys for
the rapid transmission and safe delivery of
all matter entrusted 10 their care, We soli-
cit A continuance of favors. from our friends,
in our new location.
;. l. SoUTHARD.
Ap 2l-lw Agent.
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THE undersigned offers 10 the citi-
j sens u Tcrre Harfe and vicinity. . Cue and
Large assor tment q flowers. consisting u roses.
verbenss aud bouquets, and also evergrc>ns, early
vegetables, ETC. al bis Store North Main STREET. be-
tween 9th AMI TIN strs<ts. and also Al his Garden.
at the nrst lane between the vincennea and Carlisle
Road. WILLIAM SCH0fz,
Nsr2sf7~ Florist and 6srdsnef.
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20 To y. c. BURROWS, No.
N So. lain street loa - "a nnd b- house iaa
az Fresh Goods q every thing that can be put In =
house q the Kind, and sold Co a very small profit Soc
cseh. A. tie goods are honght for cash. and ny my
eelf. the quality and price Nil cur-pare favorable
With any house Ia the cuy.
Rverything sold vhl BE- dellved - any part q the
city frte % charge.
Cali Al 70. -, Main Street. Terre hsnte lndisns
&C. BURROWS.
MarChietu
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~ szumous or scrofnlous affections are The
curse. the blight. the potato rot Of mankind. They
are vile and nithy A. well as fatal They arise from
contamination and ~impurity Of the blood. and arc e
be seen all around - everywhere. One quarter q
ell ~e meet are tainted with them. and one quarter
Of these die Of them; die foolishly too. because the,
are durable. ARMS sAas.rkhuIs cleanses cut III
scrofnlous corruption from the blood. renders tpa4r
and healthy, and enectuAliy expurgAies The foul
contamination from the system. No longer gro.A
under your Scrofuloas disorders. since the irresista-
bic Arrn has provided bis mastery combination Of
curative virtues that he calls ssKsarAKnLA-lDrr--
ccrst. Waterbury, CT.
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ToNS0RlAl.
MEDICAL

nR. J.. \. MERRILL. the cele-
IL hrssei FiectrsrlAa q Se- Yo4k. hss arrived
- Tsrre HASTE snt takeo rsems a. ~ Bentiu
Hose. ~Aere Ae al rsnaia = Fee sstks 60 tie
Dsataslnt - n<sfaes~ kheamsksu. Nturalgts.
Paralysis. ysp<paA. 81 Nitue DeDce. Tcrritify -
he Liver. spinal Neskoess. Nervcas r~tihty. Pre-
iogsns fessrt failing - Nontl and al esfsnxs-
n<uts efthe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

FoR Rkxr.-A good house With four acre.
OF land. ADJOINING town. TeFms reasonable
Enquire Of
HOSFORD x BROWN. ANY,.
Apr - a
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.N'errows System,
Medical Electricity.


Dk srssss :. s.saaI !. 49, :. s.s',:s,.,''
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FIRE POLICIES issued in The Fire Ia
SUI snce Company q Hartford, Connecticut
casA As.sfs ssso.ooo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-25

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-10-10

to which he may send the same; and any and
every person who shall open any such envelope
Except in the manner prescribed in this act) or
shall detain, mutilate or destroy the same or the
ballot therein contained and every judge of cleo
ton or commissioner who shall fail to comply
with the provisions Of this act, shall be deemed deemed
guilty of felony, and upon conviction thereof,
shall be imprisoned in the State prison for term
not exceeding one year, or fined at the discretion
of the court, in a sum not less than five hundred
dollars.
SEC. Q. Each of the commissioners who may
be appointed in pursuance of this act, shall re-
ceive the of three dollars per day for each day
he may be employed in the discharge of his duty
under this act, and the sum of five cents per mile
for each mile he may necessarily travel in the dls,
charge of his duty under this act, to be AUDITED
and allowed by the State Auditor.
SEC. 10. The sum of twelve hundred dollars,
or so much thereof as may be necessary,is hereby
appropriated out OF any moneys in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated for the payment PAYNE OF
the per diem compensation and travel of the com
,nisSioners, and the other expenses necessarily
incurred under this act.
SEC. II. This act shall take effect ana be IN
force from and after its passage.
Approved, September twenty-ninth, one 'hou'
sand eight hundred and siXty-twO.