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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-19
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-19
ESaasssk.ss SHOP,

IHEundersigned has removed into his NEW
L BtlLOiNfO on Pearl street, where he j. p-epae
ei to atteHd rything connected with the tonEo
rial art in the most fa n ocable style. The
patronage OF the ntlemen of Sioux City nd Wei
nityi espectfully solicited
ADAM FALk.
SiouxCity Maylth ..sGQ-3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-19
MASONIC NOTICE,

Regular Communications of Sioux CITY Lodge No
l03, will la held at their Lodge Room the follow
ing dates:
MARCH -, APRIL ., MAY 7, JUNE II, July
Q, and AUGUST G.
JAMES IILTCHINS Secretary
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-07-19
TODD q CTRHIER,

4 TToRNEYS AT LAW. VIII practir" in tho
~ Cnnris OF Dakota and Nebraska Territories,
and in the tate u Iowa. Offices at
lASCTON, ID. T., and SIOUX CITY, IOWA.
May II, 1861.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12
Noon Dispatches.
FROM MARYLAND

RockyIILE, Sept. S.-Ts-day matters here
arc assuming a more warlike appearance
The troops Of Gems Banks apd Sumner
passed through here las. week without ere.
atng much excitement This morning the
comm sniing General himself accompanied
b. b -taf. sslloped up to the principal h0-
te ia lhe village aud made. inquiries which
Led 70 the superstition that movements oi
great Importance arc on the taps
FOLLOW ios Gen. Mcclellan came cavalry.
artillery and infantry IN great numbers. SAD
s;iil coming.
The whole army OF the Peninsula seems
70 be on the march ia this direction. II the
reports the morring are true. We shall need
Il ali "a this vicinity
jackson j. sad to have established his
headquarters At Frederick, tsenty-eight
niles distant
General Hill IS reported to be at Pooles-
vile.
vhole rebel army is said to be march
Ing on Harrisburg.
McClellans presence leads many to sup
posc be Is 10 assume the offensive at once
and attack the enemy II the rear. Our army
has been drawn up IN line of battle for the
past 3 DAYS, about miles from this place -
Il covers the roads 10 Poo,esville and to
Frederick, and when Mcclellan Is ready
column will probably move down bOwn both
OF these roads and assume the offensive.
About o'clock last night. Monday, two
companies Of 9TH Regular cavalry. b and r ,
were OCT on reconnaissance, when they
surprised or thought they did about 20 or 20
OF the enemy near Piece Woods, in the
vicinity OF ioolesvillc. They Immediately
charged them ard from all around rose up
Infantry and cavalry. to the number Of
500. Our men we're almost upon them be
fore they could check their horses
Two field pieces were drawn out OF the
woods and several rounds fired, our men fall
ing back. They retreated TO their reserves
The enemy declined followin. Seven were
wounded OF our side, 3 or 1 seriously and
mortaly.
hear tins morning The enemy have taken
possession OF some OF the important points
on the Rll'imcre & O'io K. X.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12
PROM HARRISRVRC.

HAKRIsBrRs. Sept l0.-rhe rebels it IS
presumed have arrived At some point CT the
Northern Central Road. a. the telegraph
line has been tempered with and the woris
Damned Yankee heani ~ Tie Operator
here.
Gen. Wool has been assigned 10 tie som
man3 Of al troops North OF TIE SusquelAn-
us. aid within - hours 10000 men will be
in the Cumberland Valley, and before Jack
sou can reach Chambershrrs Le ~, be 70
quired 70 meet and overcome 50.tso Penn
stiSania yeomanry.
HARRISBURG. Sept 10 Mida.ehf - \
State Messenger has sent Intelligence
amounting in substance 10 the following.
he reached a position on the mountains
above Frederick, and by means OF glass
saw All that was goiug ia town. he SAWS
there there was evidently nefemeut II
troops IN the direction of Maidstone and
Boonesboro. going on. TIE farmers in-
s0rmed him that = forward movement be.
gan IL ; o'clock this morning. supposed 10 DE
about 10000 strong He saw three reg
meats OF infanty, one Of cavalry and eish-
teen cannon a large number OK wagons az
Boonesboro. The soldiers looked ragged.
shoeless. and hatless.
a Mad carrier captured saws that nun
bers threw themselves down in the middle of
the road. attacked with Bilious Choiie eau.
sed by eating green corn.
4 skirmish occurred between the Aichi-
gan cavalry and Virginia cavalry leading the
rebel advance at Boonssooro, they say Jack
sen leads the column. The rebel pickess
were within a mile and half Of Hagerstown
at o'clock his evening.
The main body appears to be going be-
tween Boonsboro and Sharpsburg niles
from Hagerstown. The rebel pickets uni
iormly told the rebel farmers that Jackson
leads the army and Cumberland Valley j.
their destination, all manner Of rumors are
IN circulation here in regard to a great battle
having been fought | can only say with
certainty that no intelligence of this charac-
ter has been received by telegraph or other
rse.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12
PROM MEN YoRk.

NV YoKK. Sept l0.-Nera Cruz dates
. The st inst. state that Dob.ado has re-
signed from Juarer Cabinet. and has re-
turned TO Guaniato. with h's troops.
NrN Yoxr. Sept Io-In the ;rot % day
Fllingham beat Ethan Allen in tuo straight
heats. tine 2.ei2. and 226i4
NV 4cRK. Sept ie.-CoTrespondeuce
beiaeeu The - called NAioral War Com.
mittee Of this city. ) - Fremont ard the
Secrc,arv &C War 3 urhiisi~t The first
contains p. isl.a "a III - committee
ne -- Fremont = csovcri.faer: should
.anciicn . tske csnrAad wigh Gen. Mitch
e.. ot al army corns o. 1900 mcu . be
raised from the d.Gercn. States to which the
Secretary repiie7 that Gen. Ni'cAell has beeu
assigned a command and thai rising volun.
teers n New York had been assigned 20 The
Governor who = cheerfulls performing his
daiv
TIE Tribune 49, editoriAlly that he IA
test public Intelligence = that The amy 4
concentrating 81 Rockville. bet from private
information ue learn that disi psition 81
tho forces vas made viih reference - firth
a. movements
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

sr~.---~. Ss~' 10 --The last of the
wounaea - sAireSi.le. $50. arrived here
to-day.
About hny places are occupied in and
about Washington and Alexandra for hos
pitsls
The action Yesterday OF the sth Illinois
cavalry was with 500 Of Col Ashby's old
cavalry. 1t took place between Poolesvlle
and Jamestown. The rebels had fifteen
killed aud wounded. including one Captain
This forenoon Farnsworlh again met a por-
ton of them at Clarksburg. and took thirty
prisoners. They have already arrived at
Headquarters
WASHINGTON, Sept. 40 Special dispatches
state that an officer Just arrived from Pooles
vile. early "Wednesday morning. says that
large party OF Stuart's cavalry came down
10 Edwards Ferry with the inteRtion of re-
crossing TO the Virginia side. but were re-
pulsed by forces under KEYS, who had occu-
pied the place last night. and retreatcG to-
wards Frederick again. with n loss from 50
to 100 of their forces taken prisoners.
Senator Lane and other prominent lndi-
anians who were here few DAYS ago on a
mission from Gov. Morton, have returned
with NO for an answer 10 Gov. Morton's
declared authority, to arm and uniform the
new regiments IRON his State, ~ making
acquisitions directly instead of through the
General Government and to select the Gen
erals TO lead them.
The Baltimore American oi yesterday
saws. the intelligence we give this morning
indicates that the rebel army had taken a
Western route towards Hagerstown IL l.
virtually turning his back on Baltimore and
Washington anu moving 20 point where he
can reach the Potomac at Nilliamsport. by a
march of but niles. While his infantry
has partly moved West his cavalry is sc0ur
ing towards the border of York, Pa.
Statements received from correspondent
o. New York papers as to the force the
rebels have crossed into Maryland. entirely
disagree with accounts that have been receiy.
ed here from fugitives from Frederick coun-
" No one whe has arrived here speaks OF
having seeu more than $4,000
WASHINGTON. Sept. l0.-lt is said tina,
Halleek states that the defences of Washing
ton are so complete as TO render lis capture
impossible.
{. NJ. Clay Is here. Reports that he IN
tends TO resign his commission as Bfigadiei
General Is incorrect. lie reported hims Il
Tor duty 10 day az the War Department and
Is now awaiting orders. IL is understood he
Will be appointed temporarily 70 an impor-
tant command in the army, now - the Vi
entity, preparatory TO being assigned a com
mand west Of the Mississippi.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12
SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

~ I. DANALDS0N. Notary Pub
1(s lie, Collector. Clam Agent. &C. Ae., orsrs
his servlees to the public especially - hose ~ss
have INJECTED with the Military service 81 tAe
Upited states, AID who may La any CLAIM sgsirs
The General Government Fawid arrange. ar
AMI suce--.aly prosecute all valid claims.
able charges anu az rapidly the bpslncss Can -
dispatched before the prc,-r Offices 50 wnsh.ngor
II d, Tr~ Yxkss experience and prsctics tcr-i,,
and tse aid Of old officer % 'h- eenersl Govern
u,ent under President fs',ore's Administrator h
cannot fan - beng successful ~ a. legal c...4s
whether for Pm sIO.ss. BoUSfl MONEY - LAND
HALF-pAY PEssIvNs-ne T.dous. or n 10
Widow the Children undsi sixl years u age 81
Office. rci~ % the prcse-. or any previous
sar. who hae. died 81 le,l killed while =. the
nee, a. enulled 20 halifax Pensions.
INVALID IA esiDES.-All osscefs and .sOlts---
Who So disabled by reason OF vs--fs received
line OF tliJ - soldier. et any period. ttf
20 ins aid fcasicns
LAND v AM AHTS.-AV who served u day.
- of tie past war; - TIE United s.il- - osr a,
, s-.us, 81, lied 70 loo acres o. Land. In 49,
-.Aih. che wido~ aad Minor A.. euuu-d.
FOISFf AU.El-The heirs q "a soticre et9
have -al1A.eered during the riesert w. Tor ,n-~-
sh.e In the s.sioe. are entitled q -. brsD.<u
Oo.s Bounty Money, az .-ch arrears Il the hoi
hsr'- pay may ha~, accrued 20 the date q bls
cath.
No charge. rnade without claim T. successfully
sfmin ated.
Deeds and Mortgages sseeut,s. Nn1 Bisnhs ar
.lsnsd
go Eastsfu srfearkgss arranged and coi,ec.st.
I'D exchange promptly ealitted-
OFFlCk - TIC old c0rDer stand.
ID :. DaAALDSuS,
tehsdu Notary Put.ic. A..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

FoRrREss MoNRoE, Sept 9.-The Rich
moud / paien OF the 9th has the following
There are now sixty eight Of PoPes com
missioncd officers and one OF his Surgeons in
confinement here. They are not considered
prisoners OF war. An aid OF Gen. Burnside
Is however placed IN that cate CORY.
An unusually large number OF Federal
>choouers were visible of Charleston Bar,
South Carolina. early Tuesday morning.
n the battle Friday Gen. Ewcll was shot
Tough the knee Gen. Trimble was woun
ded in ~ loot. Gen Taliafcrro in arm. neck.
ard leg.
The Columbia South Carolina Guardian
SAYS Gen Beauregard on reporting for duty
vas assigned 70 that Department which va
believe includes Charleston aud it. defcnccs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

Cssrsrtf NI~srRxi<.-Mr Gesfxe II
Bsauss. The advertising agent Of this tar
famed trou-e. = no~ IN thu city making The
necessary arrangements Tor go crand tEa
tessaiasaeai on SATURDAY. evening. Sepssm
Der 18th
tbs troupe ne learn from our exchsnse<.
have been sining Aureis in every place they
have played. having played 10 crowded
houses n Memphis for ~ weeks NJ Beet,
~ iaforms ~ Il 5 their inteution 70 81 20
Sew Orleans VIA Ne~ York hy the first ~
October All lovers Of good singing. DAac
ing. ahd Dark Deeas. vii nct fail % be IA
aisensiaree
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

It'll e Carter and Henry Jones. Or
DERBY Sers,snts o Companies Z. and ID.
Captains 4 = Scot. and John A Bryan
are in the OIL, for the purpose Of getting re-
cruits Tor the above companies IN the ceie-
brAtci ll.h Iadiana louAvel regiment -
They can be found al Ne. Fourth street.
two doors south of the Cincinnati House
The SAME advance pay aud bounty. viii be
given ~ ia new regiments. aai recruits will
have bot twenty-five months - serve
-cptlidlN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

II Officers and Others Wishing to pur-
chase swords. sashes belts. pistols, Bengal
hat trimming. epauiet.s. mum bers, letters, or
any other article IN the military line. will
consult their interest by calling at the es-
adjustment Of L 4. Chess. No 81, Wabash
street. Swords at all prices from $40 up TO
800. Goods warranted as advertised. A
long experience enables them to buy At iho
lowest prices, and sell accordingly.
aug26dlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

MEssns. EDfroEs The following Is list
Of Foreigners claiming European protec-
ton IN this county
EugeDe MuIsrkie, age u. claims British
protection. has no papers, has voted.
John Burns. age ~. claims British protec
ton. has no papers. has not voted.
Patrick Ward. age %. claims British pro-
lection, has no papers, has not voted. and
says he has never expressed his intention 10
become citizen.
Patrick Gillespie claims British protection,
has no papers. has never voted.
Martin Lintz claims German protection.
has no papers. never voted
John Hsgersy. n next June. has been in
the country Gfteen or sixteen months, and
claims to De a subject Of Queen ictoria.
James Ajax claims British protection, hss
no papers. has not voted.
John Shea claims British protection. has
10 papers. has not voted
Aaron Cohn claims Prussian protection.
no. ra.uralzed. has TO, voted.
John T. Henderson claims British protes-
ton works for bemeEr.
William Pope aid he was . foreigner.
claims German protection. has declared b's
IL ention 10 become citizen. has never
voted
The above persons were all sworn BY
James Hook. Esq, Commissioner. aud Ell
empted lrom draft. their names stricken
from the rolls BY red line drawn through
them. aad II they are not towards or
spies. they are among US sucking their east
ence from loyal men. They claim foreign
protection. and look TO loyal men TO seieud
them. They are not our friends II they
we're. they would aid rs, and not screen their
uoweIcome carcasses by asking pstticoat
powers They are not with Us. aud. couse-
cuentiY. are against Is. should be the motto
Of every loyal man. They refuse 10 protect
themselves against rebels. and sk>ll they be
defended by our blood. and the blood of our
sons Shall their presence be tolerated
amongst u.s. They are eye-sore to ev.
cry loyal citizen. and should be transported
70 Canada, where there = an abundance of
rotten eggs in store awaiting the arrival Of
ell such renegades aud poliroons.
b. NJ. HARRISON,
Deputy Commissioners, 18th Ward.
TrsRE HAurr. Sept. s. 1862.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

Ss1r Lskr. Seq lo.--James forbes. Just
arrived iron Snake River. reports thar to
tnsns sers attacked ~ Indians ~ Sab.s:i's
Cat Of. three hrntrei ...ies noTth. snd that
Aaeea or twenty ~ere kiiie.i. infissing 30
men and children
From parties arrisei here vishin 10 -.
seek. having been dfivea back By The indi-
ars. &c learn that ooe party Of fusive bad
Eve wounded r. a fghi 9Th anal bpdv a
of the Snakes.
TIE sn.ke~. Rsnngess And Sho-llsr~s sre
eel srned 9Th RE and ftvolver.. ana are
desesmi aed % rrsvcnt emigFsuts from GONE
snto Salnon county.
Gel Coanes arrived bcre a. nigkt
The OVERHEAD nsiis are arriving .n1 ee-
psisirs regularly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

Sf- "a FRIDAY afternoon lAst ar Amas
Ssesn. rho was arrested in tbs eisy shor.
tine siaee On charge o, treason .sylad
ard assaulted M. : : Sgink. editor ef n.
Pra'r's Beses-. m Parss. a. hs "a. solne Il
The Possofkes 18th tie na.i, h..l., ~ -.
arm. and. hfsef NE Interchange q G.-
words. ssraek Spank On The bad 9Th Il.
o.ne. whea tie parties elessd. And Grsea hs
ing di<armed 81 his eAne srd IA far wax n
getting ~h.rped. inssesd of -hippsns. ~.
fsien.is rasAed a and separated sAe passse.
On SATURDAY. ~ non. a. Ns Sp.nk "a. -
IA - Is dinneF. he was assaulted ~ = sel
Is- named ch<rses r.sy. ard rsessy severely
-hiPped. A nunbsr Of psusous ~Ao 80.
fe~- 20 be pemcerass. sefe p-eseai. .As.ns
and abssilns an ss naAssssAad. p@Aa h.sy'.
aas and co>ts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

sR-Thc bo~incs~ houses Of Essuss. ..e
ar closed esulariy ess-s s0esueon al three
o'clock. thai al HAY jsia IN drll. snd the
jeHraai says the marching 81 armed mea
through the streets gives the city quite
military Appearance. The Qnartesnasser
has armed over 500 msa. anu w,ll have :
90 under arms before The cless of he week
We b ..ac thai Johnson. tie hospital rob
Der. would receive warm visit there Just
nov
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

= \ dispatch from Sioux City. north
e 'en owa. Of the 9th saws that messen-
the Yankton agency bring news
tha. ss'bs j. on the eve OF rising against
the eh,te some settlers Of Dacota have
alreaa hes -ttscked. and tie women and
childrcn are 4 eng to Fort Randall. Aid Is
aske,l o. eastern counties. There are sew
eral fam .es from this county. nov residing
a. Sioux Cfy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

~ The s5th regiment is now opposite
Cincinnati. and battle is imminent The
Surgeon requests us to ask the ladies of this
city to prepare lin, and bandages immed-
ately and send to the address Of Wilson
Hobb. Surgeon of the s5th regiment Ind.
Vols. near Covington. Ky. We hope our
patriotic ladies will attend to his request.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

FoR RKST-A comfortable. convenient
dwelling house, containing seven rooms.
with cellar, cistern and wood she1 For
further particulars enquire at the north-wcs:
corner OF Fifth ard Eagle streets.
snl-llIr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

- The order OF the Governor TO organ
ixe the militia ia the southern counties of the
State is being obeyed with alacrity From
ever, quarter on the border awilling and en-
thusiastle response comes up. Drill u the
order OF the day down there. and We will
soon have al effective force for defence that
will tell In case the rebels should be SO bold
to put the Ohio river between them and
'xic
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

FKEE ScuooLs.-The Free Schools Of the
city OF Terre Haute will commence on Mon
day September 10Th. All parents who in
tend sending their chiAiren are requested .
send them at the beginning of the term.
By order Of the Trustees.
CT NOBLE. President.
sep;l0t2v Journal Cory.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

~ petition for the examination
OF persons exempted in Parke Countv ':om
military duty Ia. been granted The ex
animation viii take place to-day and 20
morrow. Dr. Mans % this city bas been
appointed the Etaming Surgeon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

~ The fins regimental banner. gotten
up by the ladies' oil this City for the list Re
riment can be seen At the Show window OF
Elsall. Root A Co. where Il attracts the
attention Of every pssser by IL Il a mag
nificent piece Of workmanship. and reflects
great credit in the donors. IL will be pre-
senieu TO the regiment on il re organization.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

srraIrusnsx.-Mrs ID. Colbey, Trance
lecture st the Universalist Church on Sun
day, he i4th. At l. A. N. and at ! l, at night
The discourse at night will be upon the
present rebellion. All are invited to come
and hear what the spirits have to say--Seats
Free. .sspi2d2t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

sE- l.. T. * ID. Felver have purchased
the Corinthian Hall Billiard Saloon, and will
continue the business Having formerly.
been connected with this business in Louis.
vile, they hope to receive liberal share of
patronage and guarantee satisfaction to their
patrons. Sept ld2t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

- The indianapolis Journal of yester-
day says. Private Gage. of the list Indiana
Infantry. who was in the fight near Rich
mond. ky.. died ia camp near Louisville OF
saturday. having taken an over dose Of
laudanutn The deceased a resident Of
Terre Haute. Ind. and leaves wife and
child.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

r. Thus far Illinois has furnished two
artillery regiments. thirteen cavalry. aud one
hundred and twenty siz infantry regiments
Ia all one hundred aud forty-seven regi-
meuts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

ARritLKEY The Governor has directed
Z BATTERY 70 be raised in the eth Cougrcs
sicnal District. - be eonPosed Of one hun
lrsd and fifty six me- Cut Of whom viii
be elected Eve commissioned officers. and
appointed thirty seven nou-commissioned q
tiicsrs. 4 liberal bounty vii be given to
each recruit. from fund raised BY private
subscription.
IL superb pieces Of artillery and los
horses will be furnished 70 the Batter,
Ample time VII sc given Tor instruction.
under competent drill ofscers. before the
Battery : ordered into the field
Quarters. Subsistence. uniforms AL SIDE
ssn.. all % furnished A. Cam D.ck
Thompson.
Il Is intended 70 make this Batter, "a ev.
esr respect A No
let all who desire - JON I'll. brilliant
al mos favosite arm OF the service. report
themselves Al once. Hendquarter~ Al Pubic
Square. Terre Haute
CHARLES + HosFoRD.
BALLARD SMITH.
G RiEcnERT.
sept :, l~fl2 dir
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

"CosSars" Rat. Roach, .Se. ETfsrmtaassr.
"COsfars
"Costor's" Bed bug Extern ggf0T
"Cosfer'st
"Cosfars" Elecs-.c POteder, foy Insects. =.
II a. soc and 81. 90 Roxss. Bottles and VI X.
and g. Sis 'or Plsntsti qns. ship, Boats.
Hotels, etc, etc.
CAUTION III 20 prevent the uNllo from
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly P>rrt-
ci0as limitations, new Label has bcon prepared,
bcsrif fDcsiDiil< Of the fropfeiors signature -
Examine each box bottle. q tsk carefully before
2ufchasing, and take nothisg bat "Cosfar's"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-12

- Ladies and gentlemen. NV IS tie
time to get Your Fall ard Winter wear col
ored and cleaned Having improved ard en-
larged our dye house aud fii-aag .ool-. Ne
are prepared to do any kind O eaFk in our
line-not 70 be excellei r. western
citics. :. q. RETNERs A son.
East Wabash st. bet b 4 4 canal.
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