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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-29
Pr-rspuEdn, Jan IL, 1861

PrTspuKdn, Jan, IL, 1860
Da, KEYua my wife has boon afflicted with a bsd
cough and dmculy OF breathing, for hvo or sx years.
wh,ch for several back had gradually increased In
violence. The complaint hal boon hereditary, and she
had been treated By several phyKcSns without any re-
Lief In this state OF her CASE procured some Of your
Peotoni Cough syrup. bought the Arst time, nity
cent bottle, which relieved haI very much then called
and got dolAr bottle, which cured her entirely, and
abe has nov no trace Of tho former dsease, except weak
neDs. would also stste that used the medicine my
self " coldAnd cough The medicine CURED me BY tax
Ing one dose lexpe@ my entre satsiAetion With the
nediene and you are St liberty % pubah thia n you
desire to do so. WM. WILBoN, mn
Alderman Fifth Ward.
PrrTSBpReH, EoV. ", 1885,
Ds. KAYSsR i--Althoukh not an advocate Of Patent
Medicines, In general affords pleasure tndescriba
BILE TO recommend your PectoTal syrup, Al medicine
10 Gel worthy the attention Of any person who may In
any manner be addicted with coughs colds and hoarsenesu
of any had md for the peculiar qualifications for TO
moving all that daagreeable sensation attending q So
yeIe cold, tt. fLE ...It. .si. III IT II
have been, more on esE In my life, affected with the
severest Of colds and hoarscnes. At mes my throat
would become clVsed 10 prevent speaking above
-hSper and by taking few doscs Of the aboVs Syrup
would relieve me entirely. fH sH -
IL recommending this medicine, nun. unhesltatingy
ythAt 10 tho best remedy ever found prrportng 10
rnre the above, should any nily be without this
emedy for diseases 90 prevalent,
Yours, most respectfully, a &.
EDWARD J, JONES,
Cashier uitisens' Deposit BREE. b
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"a .a.-.tg a.s O.. bTKuBExVLLM, o., March Il, 1863
IhhJs psed DT, Keysers Cough syrup for bad cough
OF several years standing, snd can cheeruly sAy II 10
f.r J. W. PRIOn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-29

They arc at home and any one who has doubts can 10
Quire ofthe person who have been cured byit. h
IN. KGYBHn is PRKPARND AT ANY FIMH To
EXAMINE LUNGS WITH0UT CHARGE, FOR ALI
TH0en WHO MEND HIS MEDICINES.
ATTEND TO YOUR COLDS "A case OF nye y,ats'
landing cured BY DR.. KRYsERp PICTORIAL SYRUP.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-29

Read tAS Deoisi0as Of Gae Atm06rg Of hs Onto State
7S0ohSr's Assootdtf0o- 81
Tho undersigned, memben Of tho Ohio STATE Teachers
Association, adopt and aim to use In teaching, wrung
and speaking, the orthography and pronunciation o.
Worresters Royal Quarto Dictionary, and No most cor
daily recommend II as the most reliable standard au'
thoty Of the Englh language, AZ It Is now written anu
spoken.
LoRm ANpaEWs, Pr sidont Kenyon College.
III. D, LRaaErT, Superintendent zaneByille SCHOOLS
N, =. OowDERY, SupT Publc schools aanduaky,
JoHN LYRCn, 6upt Public Schools, ciIcleville.
8. N. SArSoRD, Principal Cleveland Female bem'ns
~: 49,
1onN OapRr, Principal State Normal School, Mime
sofa.
oIRvs Mason, Principal Fourth intermediate School,
Cincinnati.
Bpwm REGAL, Principal McNcsly Normal School.
Eli 7. TArrAA, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio University
VIZ. ". EDWARDS, 9upt Troy Union School
A. q. BopKus, Principal West High School, Ole'e
8. A. NORrOs, ASsocia,s Principal High School ulevS'
THropOa4 sTzRLns. Principal High scbOoI ole0s
land.
n. r. HUEisroN, Principal Cleveland Institute. -.
y. A. GARFIELD, President OF Electio Institute HI
W. L. HAERs, Prof Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
Il. II. BIxsuT, IL. Commissioner Of Common Schools,
JsnEs MoEoE Prof. Rhetoric, obsrlm CollEe
Tuos. HnA, President Antioch College.
o. W. II. o.TucART, Prof Mathematics High
3. o. onUasAuau, Pref, Language High sShocl,
Dayton.
B.M. BAnnER, supr Onion Schools, Ashland.
Aory lion Str RVndrsd otA<z PrssideHts Of Cblls
0es, PFofsssora AuthOrS and DistiR0stshsd Efttcd-
tore, hdvs etdoTeed TIE GboDe ssNttp1Snt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-29

lE1I INVITE ATTENTION to some Of the most or
fnordinsfy cures by my .r+,.tl
PECTORAL SYRUP. XXX
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seLsberty siusi, Pi!tsDarEh, Pa J

..rTop TIAT00uaHINa. - How canI do itr &c
70 Ksyssrson Wood street and get bottle Of his Cough
Pectoia and that don't cure you, your case must be
Desperate Indeed" Nhs is specimen OF the onlloquy
one hea almost every day In cola catching periodn o
the year. And we can, from ectuai experiment. cheer
g concur In the advisers sdnoniuon ss aboVe or we
have tried the Pecoral" In most stubborn case. Wtn
entire succes Near two weeks ago We went 10 PibuTgh,
with one Of the most distressing contrary, mush I'M.
subduAbe coughs ever expsrenced since our advent
upon this mundane sphere: We eougnsd sssaaiy ans sna
but was no 20. In fact &c seemed rather to have I'M
proved by praccs and TO have acquitted
cy and disrcssg BY the operation In TIL. stage oi
lie SieEe we cou hed way to HeSeers lao Wood b.
-procure nfy cent bottle Of the "Pecoral;' took II
Accordgs 70 directions and n forty eight hours we were
master Of the feld tho enemy having Internationally
surrendered after brei but unequal conflict with 10
forInidable 90 adversary KeyBer's famous Cough
Pectoral - protoasvtns CgiPpeT Dc. IA, is5J.
-se--
pR. KEYBERs PH0TORAL SYRUP 10 prepared and
soldby Dr. GEORGE II. KEYsEB, l4O Wood Greet,
'ii-i IL sold 10 ooluGbas by RoBERTa q SAMUEL
T,0UTnAoEuE REMEDY
a SURE CURE
DE-, aEo. u. KaYssB,
PhOs, GEMS I4O W. st, Rtttsbrigh, fA.
IlP said ia coiaIubas By RosERTs q SAMUEL.
Oct25;2tAwdCm.
Ga ENTS, PAPE1s COLLARS ARD
VI Neck Tless
Handsome AID economical ilso,
SaIK Ties,
Shtrts,
Lsnen COLLARS,
Half Hose,
HAHN j. BON,
apr4s No. 50uth Ngh gtEsei.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-29
WORCESTER'S
ROYALQUARTO DICTIONARY.
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The Cheapest Because the Best,

"Ths most Reliable standard Au'
thority OF the English Language"
SsW RsNdrsd AniaS,t HtSOd'Ors Of 0ato'
"THu BHsT SNaErHH DICTIONARY nxTANT.'
srayy Msn EVs,y,oAsrs.
''Iiere arc upwards Of q Hundred Thousand Words,
whose ultfeTiouh meanings and derivations, togeDst
cot bctors tho eve" gG Ha
OlMoinssati Cbmmtvoia'.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
FROM CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July GA special from Mem
phis Of the 9th says the ram Lioness from
Nicksburg brings dates 10 July ID
The canal across the point Of land oppo-
site vicksburg has been nearly completed
Negro workmen have been collected from
various plantations in tho vicinity. In all
cases Government receipts are given for
them. Several thousands were engaged up
on the work. Ii is supposed when the ditch
Is finished the river would cut wide channel
duIing high water and forever leave Nicks-
burg an inland village.
The bombardment had been kept'up regu-
larry, at intervals. from both fleets. Davis
having arrived.
When the Lioness left. the rebel batteries
we're still replying occasionally.
Ii il believed that the rebel works would
be stormed on the It'll There Is every rea-
son TO believe that the place has already fall
lon.
The city Is said 70 be not 80 badly dam
aged as at first stated. All non com bstsnts
were previously removed.
The rebel force is stated TO be $1,000.
A story reached the feet that several hun
dred of the enemy had been killed by the ex
plosiou Of shells.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
RRoM sT- IoHNs. 81.

NJ. Joass, June The Europa from
Liverpeol on the 2ssh. via. Queenstown 2sths
passed Cape Race az O'Clock last Sunday
night. She vas boarded by the Associated
Press. News Yacht. and summary 81 her
news obtained
The advices per the Earops are too days
later than those BY the Kangaroo.
The receipts Of the Persias news IN Lis
erpool caused an increased excitement In the
cotton market snd an advance IN prices
The London Times says IA regard O. the
mar Va America The news shows that no IN
nag much can be expected before fan and "
hopes that means viii be devised before thAi
time 10 pai an end 70 the conflict.
The frspch Chambers had adjourned.
There rumors that the Emperor Nspoleoa
~as recorsidsrersng the principles Of the
nest Mexican Expesisson and that the en-
bsrkailon Of the French troops vss provis.
,iosaIly suspendsd. af
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

Whisky advanced to asc and the speculs
tive demand more active.
Provisions. very dull.
Bulk meat offered At 2 s@st.. and mes
pork At 50 .50al0
Lard frm abd unchanged, 100 kegs steam
rendered sold at &C.
Gold is bough, at 10 aud sold AZ ilQllls.
Premium Demsnd Notes 4ifc ADD IN ac-
tive request
Exchange dull at par selling and &C dis
count baying.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

t. All those Who want beautiful SILK
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there
fore I can warrant all hats bought OF me-
have fine assortment sf French Beaver,
otter and Son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all color-. which | am selling
very lov also. a large assortment Of Wool
Hats. Of all colors. ranging In price a. low
AZ City cents
+. II. L0WERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor 10 J. &. YATES.
n27.tf. Cor. Fifth. and Main Su.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
FROM WASHINGTON.


1AAAtaA 80 -" atea
wA.H.seroS, July 6.-Com. Wilkes has
been ordered IN command tho aosills in
James river.
IL Is said Gen Les. Wallace earnestly de-
slres 20 be sent with . number OF Indiana
regiments TO join Mcclellan.
According TO latest dates from Fort Mon-
roe, Gel. Wick = not dead. bat Seriously
wounded
SPECIAL TO Would.
An officer of high rank from Mcclellan 3
army who has visited Washington. gives the
most esooursging account Of Affairs which
has vet been received here. He states that
our army u much larger thAs il currently
reported In view Of our late losses, and that
IL Is In perfectly secure position either for
offensive or defensive movements, and this
without the aid Of guaboats.
The officers aud civilians who are con
stantiy arriving here continue 10 give fsbu-
ious accounts of the number Of the rebel
forces precipitated upon Mcclellan ia the
battles. and yet unofficial information here
persists in saying that most of Beaufegard's
army Is still in Mississippi III this be so the
rebel force must have been increase 20 its
present numbers at Richmond by a rapid
eonscripton.
Senator CLARK will leave for New Hsmp-
shire 10 day or two TO recruit new Regi.
ment.
Senator Dixon has already gone to Con
necticut for the same purpose.
HKRALps DISPATCH.
Arrived to-day five Lieutensnts, and two
Sergents Of an Iowa Regiment captured at
Shiloh and afterwards prisoners n Macon
Georgia They exchanged clothes with
rebel soldiers in the prison. and escaped and
procured 4 couple skiffs and started down
occamulgee river, when they arrived At the
mouth ofthe river they were picked up by
boat from one OF our vessels. they were
transferred 10 the Transport Massachusetts,
and arrived at Fort Monroe Saturday morn
ing.
WASHINGTON. July 6.-Tae u. y. steamer
Montgomery of the Rio ca .nde. has captur-
ed the British schooner Will o. the Wisp,
loaded with gunpswder in fish barrels and in
bags. percussion caps. shoes and case marked
clothing.
The u. =. steamer Bienville captured of
Cape Fear the schooner Morning Star from
Nassau, heading for Wilmington. She was
loaded with salt, acids, cigars, &c
No more furloughs will be granted 10 re-
turned prisoners.
All furloughs heretofore given them, are
hereby revoked: and all prisoners now at
large, on their paroles, OF who may hereafter
be paroled By the rebel authorities, will i'm
mediately repair, IL belonging to regiments
raised in New England and the Middle States
20 the Camp of Instruction. near Annapolis:
If belonging TO regiments raised in Virginia.
Tennessee. Kentucky. Ohio, Indiana and
Michigan, TO Camp Chase. near Columbus,
Ohio; il belonging 10 regiments raised in
illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and
Missouri, 70 the Camp near jefferson Bar
racks Missouri; and report for fsuch duty,
compatible with their parole. a. may be as
signed TO them by the officers in command of
said Camps. And all, whether officers or
soldiers, who fail TO comply With this order
within the space Of time necessary. will be
accounted deserters. and dealt with accord
ingy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
FROM KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CRY. July 5-The iir,, coach Of
the new Santa Fc mail has arrived. aud
brings dates 10 the nd. News mcsgre.
IL is reported the Texans had sent Com
missioncrs TO the State OF Chihuhna 10 OBJ.
tain perm ission from the Mexico authorities
to pass through that State 10 Texas The
permission Was not granted
This refusal on the part OF the Mexican
authorities will doubtless delay the Texans
In Arizone longer than they would otherwise
have staid
The fret New Mexican regiment OF volun-
;eers has been entirely reorganized.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
Night Dispatches.


Nsw YoEx, July IA letter W the Post.
confirms the report Of a skifmish on Thurs
day. and the capture Of sir guns aud some
prisoners.
Gen. Mcclellan had removed his head
quarters. and the army bad advanced some
towards Richmond.
The correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Enquirer, states that the Richmond papers.
Of the 9th. acknowledge the loss Of ~ 600
men. though they claim the victory.
The correspondent Of the Philadelphia
Press, OF the same date. reports that Gen.
Mcclellan II pa.hing rapidly fora ard. driv-
ing the so>my At all points
The gunboats accompanied his advance,
Smelling the woods aud scattering the enemy.
his main force following In support
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

that On one side or the other they viii erect
batteries TO command navigation below our
position.
The very latest news from Mcclellan -
by telegraph, dated AZ his headquarters. sat
nrday evening, All Was euist. The army
was in good spirits.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS. LOOK TO YoURIsrEREsT
HARVEST OF 1899
Haines' Illinois Harvester.

: AA~So AA4oS la sCStCt.
INV,
We Agent OF this celebrated ma
II chine Ia d. ,i..su,. ~ as..i.~ ,.r..s.-
community psrket machine. whscl /. aDdooH1es.
~ the best Harvesting Machine In tn world
uaNE rprcTlxfo>rx-
hOAL 10 LINN Il
Ma. Gsovrx-Ssr-I have been usfu~ ops a Al .
above named arye.ier, for IN. last 49, -
and an - well pleased WITH a. thst 49, -
ESQ for H. n net obtain smother of shs
same kind fina bx exr,eri~s.ns ~ 49,. -.
lsssr SAVING RAJ . Der scre in The ~ -
ring wheat over that cut and put On BY Ii. ~.
approved rc4pers. In fact you'd net lea my ap-
proved reapsrs In fact woald not letuv rr.in e
cut Ia any other way, n il were onsrsa 10 BE- %, lo
the shoc( nee Of sxpsncs
SAMUEL MIIIIGAN
Near 7srTs HrafS. M asa. iss2.
snaorss the above
NV nIIII6AS
One year axo ws purchased one fths Illinois Hsr-
ys.xers and would not dispense with The IA al |,
for sny prics We most ch~@rfnlly endorse ali thst
Mr. Nlli'rsn has al. shove about this mode on q.
curing grsin. JOSEPH rRrK
John RANKIN
nat oulx endorse al ,h.. Mr. N,llIr.n saws ses,,
his Illinois Harvester. but will further say thai
would not take 81 eco Tor my mschlne could not
procure one Of the same kind
JAMES JACKSON.
We have us.f one az Hsfnsx' Tiinols U.rv.s,.~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

- On the second page Of our paper. 90
paslish portion Of the lsttersfsss Csm"'sr-
s.srs correspondent. giving he history Of the
sir days Sighting before Richmond.
Our Weekly paper has large eircslssson.
aud a great many Of esr subscriber dspsad
n,an "a fos the details OF the battles which
are fosghsin dsfssse u the Union. This
must be our apolog, sss consuming - ~uch
so-ce Nth such letters.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Terre HsEfe & Richmond Railroad Co.
SKcRrTARY's Offfcr.
Terre Haute, June ~, 1852.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
J. have this day declared dividend ofnve ls) per
cent the capital stock Tor the AZ months ending
Nay 3ist 20 the sto holders istered the Books
Of the Company az that date. Western Stoctholdsrs
viii be psid their dividends stthe once u the rress
arsr Of the Company Ia Terre Hauie. on and AFTER
July lst- CHAS WOOD,
July24dsdwe~ secr~tsry.
Journal Copy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

IL The report Of the celebration Oh The
Fourth. which appears to-day. ~ss Hritien
by a gentleman not connected with this Office
Through he politessss % one Of the Mar
shah. ne ~rre excluded from . position
-bsre 90 could know What Was doing al the
stasd. and consequently could not report the
proceedings.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

Fon rur wss-Csptabn JAHKz s~irH. =
nO- here. aud hss epened recruiting Office
for the 10Th regiment near the corner OF
Fourth and Main Streets. The Captain was
an oihcsr "a the ith Ind. regiment. aud is
has officer. and sll ~ho desire::to volunteer
IA the service would 10 we'll % call upon
him. This may be the iast chance. therefore
DO nos delay or else yon may be too late
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
fUhsions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

n :. DANALDS0N, Notary Pub
LIZ he. Collector. Claim Agenf, kc.. Ae, onsrs
bis services 10 the publie. especially 20 those wbO
have been connected with the Military serxics of
United States, and Who may have any claim agAinsi
the General Government. He will arrange, forward
and successfully prosecute ali valid claims
able charges, and rapidly the business can D.
Having Tks YsAEs experience and practices bsrslb
and the aid Of an old officer Of the senera Cover
menf under President Filiulors's Administration D.
cannot fail In being successful with all Legal elaine
-hethsr for PENSIONS. BOUNTY Monty 90 LAND
WARRANTS
HALF-PAY PENSIONS The Widows. or II a.
widows. The Chiidr~n under sixteen years of age. a.
officers and soldiers Of the present a sfy prsti0ss
gar. who hsse died 90 been klled while IN the So
vioe, entitled 90 Half-Pay Pensions.
INVALID fkNslONs.-Ail ofacerE and soldisr.
~ho are disabled By reason Of wounds received
line VI duty - asoidisr. az any psriod. are 'ff.
60 Invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRAS All who served 1. d.,.
any u H. past II the Uuted Stairs or ox1 dag
m battle. entiIcd 10 leo acres Of Land lnSA-
q death. the Nito~ and Minors are entitled.
BOUNTY A0SEf.-The heirs a all soldiers -.
lave volunteered during the present for tlirst
years or during the ~sr ard have died OF been kirs
~hii- In the service. are entitled o. oxH krsuarn
DxsaAss Bcalty Money. aud such arrears Il The Sol
lier's pay a. may have accrued 70 TIE date ~ his
dssth-
Sc sssrr-s nal. without elaln s. successfully
termin ated.
DEEDS and Mortgages szecss~s. ssd Banis ar
- Essssrn srrc-rsgss arranged aud conecis-i
AID cRchsngs prompuy rsnitteA-
offfCE At the old corner stant
Ds. DANALDsoN.
fsesau sossr, fahl.l. &C.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

bkANDkETn's PlIIS.-For the restorsuoo
health 81 those who have been stricken BY spoplesy
OF paralysis they are tbs only reliable medicine.
ell Anestions q the lungs. chest and bowels the
prompt use saves NE and quickly oures Pnenn,
MIA. pleursy. ehslers. wind, spssms worms ehoisf.
rzorbus. disrrhoss. sysentsry whether ron malaria
eating unripe fruits or other fault. IN diet. yield
their influence Asthma. sOus. rheumatlsms. live
affections. ruptures. iunsnnstioas - any orssn
levers. whether asae other specific i.sers; 'Hsu.
Diseases. ssundise. ST. yitnss dsace. snaAlpoa uss-
les, Group erysipeia ~f''e s-rii't-- piles ulcers
Of even thirty years continuance ana esysoiali,
r'ess- - - liver. have all e~-r erred .. EnsBsais
BY these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills IA
f-mAis ocuplsinis and nervous diseases hoy As,s
been equally successful. wide change of life, botA
nrs; and second p-ricds). Epilepsy. depression q
spirits. fshtful dersns. ell obstructions and rslss
sileas BY thsm cured. dispersed and correcssS-
Price 20 cents pr bon.
Sold ~ J. n. cusrrssAs. Terrs -Hsate. .ad ~
respectable dealers IN nsdiciss U.nid~ia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

sEThs quota Of trocps 10 be furnished
BY Indiana. under the ate call. viii be H.
100 as stated in the Governors proclamation.
and not $500 a. stated 10 the journals
PROCLAMATION
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

E-A free lunch will be given Al the
Empire Saloon on Market Street. on Thurs
day At 10 o'clock. Mr.. Monninger, the pro
pfieior OF that Saloon. respectfully invites
his friends 10 be present on that occasion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EBfroR ExrnEss.-I am candidate for
NE Once Of County Treasurer.
June Il. lss2 SIX ALLEN.
am candidate for the on.ce OF Treas
srer ~ yigo county Al the October election
NJ. :. DURHAM.
We are authorized 10 announce Z W
Barbour a. a Candidate fos tho cfice OF Coi-
k.tor and Treasurer Of the county OF Nigo-
.e.sdidass for Coanty Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS
IA. MADISON Is a candidate for the
once Of County Treasurer al the October
election.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

BrlLKvfILK .LsaKR BsrR AT rHs TrHnk
Hsrrr sstooS am constantly receiving
No quality Of Bellevills Lager Beer,
which will serve to lovers Of the above
beverage. Al my yell known Saloon. west Of
the Terre Hsute House. Give me a call and
test IL quality for yourselves.
m3oisf ". kATZENBACH