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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02

WEALTH OF OLD RoMANs.-Accor-
ding to Cicero, the debts Of A. Milo
amounted to above SIS, 900, feder-
al currency; Julius Cesar, when set
ting out for Spain, is reported to have
said himself, that he was $4,000, 900
worse than nothing. When he first en-
tered Rome, after crossing the Rubis
con, he took from the public treasury
100000, but at the end of the civil
war put over $24, 700, 900 in it. He pur-
chased the friendship Of Curio with
bride of over 100000, and of the
Consul L. Paulus, with half that sum.
Cr9sus wasworth in real estate over
58,000,0oo, and about as much in mons
ey, furniture, aad slaves. Seneca was
worth over 500, 100000 Lentulus, the
augur, over $4,000, 900 Augustus
raised by the testaments of his friends
over S16I, 100000. Tiberius left at his
death nearly $I0a,0o0, 900, which Cal
lgula spent i'll less than one year; and
Vespasian, at his succession, said that
he required for the support ofthe State
over Sl,6l4,000,000 Nevertheless.
though greatly enri-hed by his cons
quests, imperial Rome never came into
the full inheritance OF the chief wealth
Of the East, and the larges quantity of
The precious metals must have remains
ed excluded from the calculations of
ancient historians LITE Illustrated.
70 The Supreme Court at Rochester, New
l"Tk, has decided thar the beq1esl Of SO, 0eo 10
Hobart College,made by Alison 4yIauit shall be
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02
Great Reduction in the Prices
~~0P-
SIBGIR & CD. 5 STANDARD niGBINGS
T97I NNoWN 10 Ne nc Be&7. T1r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

No 4, Standard shmtsIe gsmcliue. for
Isaerig sold at 800. Reduced 20 $40.
Ne: ,. Standard Shuttle Machine, fer
nseriy sold at $1OO, Hg@siuced 80 . Sz5,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02
DARLING'S LIVER REGULATE
LEE BITTERs,
DarIingS LIVER ReouIafOr.

in saording immediate relief It is thorough Liver
and bilious remedy"
Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn, writes g February 29th,
1S60.In May last had severe attack af piles which
confined me to the house. took one bottle of
DAEsEENG'S EEFE9 EggTTEEgg.
and entirety cured. have had 10 attack since ="
D. Westeryeit, ESQ.,. OF South 5h near Sth street,
Williamsburg, L. l., writes "August s. ,G0.-Having
been troubled with difficulty in the Liver and subject
to bilious attacks, was advised by a friend to try
DARLLNG'S LIVER REGULATOR.
did so, and found it to operate admirably REMOVING
the bile and arousing the liver to activity have also
used it as
FAMILY MEDICINE.
When children out of sorts, we give them few
drops ana 1t sets them all right. find it meets the
gene al wants of the stomach and bowels when dsor-
dered"
READER if you eed either or both of these most excel
lent Remedies, inquire TO- them the stores if you do
not find them, take other, but enclose One Dollar in
letter, ana 1t Of tie m3ne the Belng iy or Sem.
edies viii be sent according to your d ectous, by rail
or express, post paid address,
DAR'L $. DARLING,
lQ2 Nassau St, ~. z.
Put up in 30 cent and 81 Bottles each. 286@
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02

u The Supreme Court at Rochester, New
lork, has decided thar the btqJesl Of so 0eo TO
Hobart College,mad by Al,u "A yraulj shall be
paid,ine trustees Of tie C.uo4e having lied the
couditlons annexed which Were TO raise S40,t0
additional by subscriptions this places the college
upon q substantial basis
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02
We first put down the price of good black

We first put down the price of good black
silk TO s. Lou KS.
We first put down the price OF extra Wide
silk TO - 20.
We first put down the price Of tgncY silk tens
We first put down the price Of Pac. tic and II ''n
iton Delanes that were selling for 25c, down
to Is and ---------- i8c'
We were the first to put down the prices
of French Merinos that were selling
for Us and las, down to.----- l,&Si %
We were the first TO put down the price
OF the best Merinos and Prints that
were selling for II and 1899 down to 80. I0c
We were the first TO put down Madder
Prints Observation-Disclosures y G4c
We weGe the first TO put down the price
of bleacheG cations.
We were the first 30 pat down the price
of extra heavy cotton>aannei 10 & l2dc
We were the first to put down the price
ofheavy apron check, worth Ice, to--.-!2 5c
We were the first to put down blue cot
ton worth Ice, to 1850
We were the frsG to put down the price
of extra heavy twilled hanEe! to.--,-.8 SIZE
We were the first to put down the price
Of best Batting and neigh iti00, what
was selling for lac to-. 1899
We were the first to pl,t down the price
of the heaviest yard wide Shooting to- 4 9
We were the first to put down the price
OF Sugar to----- -------o N &c
We were the first to put down the price
of the best golden Syrup, that was sell
ing all round for 75c to.-----.~~~-.--- 56c
We were the first to put down the price OF
EVERYTHING.
Ind zoe aoould sag ere did not PIT
dorm tie Prices TO rat3 against
our oaeighdors, but being satisfied
that q large portion of thp
trade aoas being drj0e'o a
rag fran Ke'ooSha, and
believing that large
safes and small prof
ITS the SareSt ao0Y
to success.
We are determined TO sell oar u GODS nGN az
ut all times as low as they can be bought in
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1862-01-02
|. NJ, Singer & Co.'S Gazette.

Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely devoted tC
the subiect.-It viii be sent GRATIS,
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
LAND.
n 5. DANALDSON, Notary Pub

II - AfONtlN 4 Hl
IL. lie. Collector. Claim Agent. So.. &c. ofer.
his services 10 the public, especially 10 those WI
have been connected with the Military service q the
United States. and who may have any claim agaii..f
the General Government He will strange. for~a rt
and successfully prosecute all valid claims AZ reason
able charges. and rapidly a. the business can a.
dispatched before the proper Offices a. ashingfou
Having Tx frAks experience and practice herein.
and The aid Of an old Oioer " the genefsl Govern
cannot fail In being successfu with al legal claims
whether for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY cr LANi
wARRANTs.
HAIFPAY PRHsIONS-Tbe widow. or r 49,
widows the Children under sixteen year, ~ 49, -
officers and soldiers Of the present or aiy previous
var who have died or been killed while lu the ser
vice, entitled L. Half-Pay Pensions
INVALID PFNSlONS.-All officers and Soldier.
Who are disabled BY reason OF sounds received CT
disease contracted while in the service ana be- 81.
line % duty A. soldier, a. Any period entities
10 Invalid Pensions
LAND WARRANTS. who served IA ssvs q.
any Of the past q the United State or osf fa
IN battle. arc entitled 10 lG0 acres Of Laad Inca.
u death, the widow and Minors entitled
BOUNTY NOSEi.-The heirs Of all soldiers y g.
have volunteered during the present ua- f,r il.f.
yeArs during The war. and have diei been kift
~biie In the service. entitled 90 Osr NUSratf.
lNDs1sks Bounty Money, and such arrears ~ ERE 50
disr's pay a. may have accrued 20 The date - b
death.
NoohaFge. made without claim j. successful,
tefmlnsted
Deeds and MORTGAGE executed ans rfarls 80
Ilshed.
So Eastern ArreArAges arrange ans coilects.
sni exchange promptly remitfed.
OFFICE a. he Old corner stand.
rs. DANALDSoS.
i.eS1tf Notary Public. s.
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~ Quite excitement vas created IA
oar Office Yesterday and IN very unexpected
sssnner IL 80 ~eli sometime that the mind
Of . printer should become excited. III .
hsslthy aud ias isoralius manner. Oar CON
position. bad worked very nearly al the night
before .ni we're. consequently. very slcsp,
whsn. 80! a. once.' thero appeared - the
door huge amount Of Ice Cream snd
strawberries. from the saloon Of Messrs
5ross s RIrrEgos Esery pr,nses ~ss ian
meiistely interested sni excited kvsrs
one felt tia, his 9roien.on sas high, non
able aud jas, At that tine very pleasant
sas Oss c0npositos sad hs supposed tie
Ice Cream and j,rs~bsFr.e. we're brous IL
Aosa % eat There .ss nary dieeL,iag
voice Hss powers OF persuasion we're great.
and 9Th ssos u SIoyK RIrgrroE, Ihsy
ell proceeded 20 eat shss.of. Bet. we're
freely oferet. i've u one. that sToSE a
Russrox made the best Ice Cream. aud
sept the best strawberries Z: any establish
Ensnt Ia Tsfre Hsais. ous .aefs sere no l.
ksrs foI such bet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27
FROM COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, o., May %.
GoueTRor's Proclamation 10 The Gallant Men
Of Ohio.
| have the astounding intelligence that
the seat of our beloved Government is
threatened with invasion. and am called up
on by the Secretary of War for troops TO re-
pei and oyerwhelm the ruthless invaders
Rally, then, loyal men of Ohio. and respond
TO this call as becomes those who appreciate
our glorious Government. Those classes of
troops will be accepted:
first-For three years, or during the war
Second-For n term of three months
Third-For guard duty within the limits
of the State.
All are requested to report for duty at
Camp Chase where the organization will
take place.
The number wanted from each county
has been indicated by special dispatches 10
the several Military Commissioners. Every
thing is valualess TO rs. If our Government
Is TO be overthrown.
Lay aside. then. your ordinary duties and
help bear aloft the glorious flag uniurled by
our fathers. Signed
DAVID TOD,
Governor Of Ohio.
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MARK ETS.
An Ordinance tor the Better Protec
ton OF the Markets.

SIC l. Be IL ordained by the Common Council Of
the City Of Terre Haute that shall be uniaw m for
any,person retail Fresh Meats outside Of the South
ern Market House without first procuring license
therefor, and any per son who shall violate this Ord
nance, thall on conviction forfeit and pay any sum
not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
SIC 2. The foregoing prohibition shall not extend
sales Of wild game, nsh nor fowls nor % sales 81
meat from Pork or Packing Houses during the pack
ing seasons, nor sales OF animals by the quarter.
SIC. ,. Any person may procure a license to sell
Fresh Meats for one year, by paying 10 the Tfeasur-
er the sum II fty dollars Of which fact the Treas
urer shall give 20 the applicant certiheA ate. aud
this being presented the Clerk he shall charg~ The
Treasurer with tht~hmount aud issue license au-
thorixn the party retail Fresh Meats in the City
Tor one year. which, when countcrsigned by the
Mayor shall constitute the license referred g. IN the
first section u this Ordinance. provided, however.
tha, in a person wishes license 10 retail only
Pork, he have the same by paying fifteen dollars
and provided further that license 10 retail meats
generally pork only shall authorize the holder
10 sell In but place Of business.
Sac. =. The Stalls in the Market House shall be
rented as follows, to-wit: Any person wishing TO
rent any one Of the twelve stalls GA the east end
shall paw seventy ve dollars pr year for the same
but II he takes additional stall adjoining. he shall
have Il for twenty five dollars hut he shall not sub
let any stall 20 a third person under penalty 81 pay
ing the full rent ofsevehty dollars Tor the
Any person can rent any Que 81 the eight stalls 81
the west end Of the Market House by paying from
thirtyve 20 sixty dollars per annun 20 II Fixed by
the Market Master. One half 81 the rent money
shall be paid I'm advance. and a note payable IN -y
mouths with approved security given for the ether
baif and no person will be permitted 90 occupy a
sail without having paid The rent ia advance ~ the
tine he occupies. Any persou renting sDN 81 tie
Twelve stalls IN the east end. Shove stated, eso
have the refusal Of the same from year - yesr stftc
same rent. for Eve yrsrs.
sac 6. The market hours shall bs follows
Between the nrss 81 April and the nTsi q October
90 each Ia, q the week. Sundays excepted. ron
o'clock uli . o'eieek A. ~. and on satard-s ever
ngs rom tili half past ocicsk, and from the frst
Of October I'LL the fret Of April, from t G,lsck
A aud saturday evenings rom tisl q. o'Ciosk
Adopted Ma, 3oth, a n. lss1.
Attest W. n. sTfNART. Nasor.
J. I. Gtigk, CLERK. mN2ft2w
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PROM BOsTON

BosroN. May 10Th 1.-The following Is pub
lished. this morning:
A Proclamation by iAs Governor and Com.
aader ia CHI oftke State Of Massaeka
ssffs
The wilv aud baIbaFOus horde OF traitors
10 The people. 10 the Government, 10 our
country aud to liberty. menace again the Ma
liOnal Capital They have attacked aud
routed Mayor Gen. Banks. and are advancing
on Harpers Ferry, aud are marching 90
Washington The President calls on Massa
ehusetts 10 rise once more for it, rescue aud
defence The whole active militia will be
summoned by a general order issued from
tho Office OF the Adjutant General, 10 report
on Boston Common. To morrow. They will
march 10 relieve and avenge their brethren
and friends: 10 oppose, with fiery zeal aud
courageous patriotism. the progress OF the
foe
May God encourage their hearts and
strengthen their hands, and inspire the Gov
eminent aud people.
Given at Headquarters, IN Boston, at III
clock, this Sunday evening. Nav 18th.
tSfcned JOHN A. ANDREW
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n Don Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK

Nav YoRK. MAY 26.-The Herald
correspondent from Banks Division, sa,s
seven thousand men have been added - the
rebel force in the Shenandoah valley, aud
tia. the whole force was said tc number
from eighteen 10 twenty thousand. with thir
iyfour pieces OF artillery, one OF which Vas
20 pouLdeT rihed gun. On the 9th OF May
lie said there vas large rebel force IN the
mountains In their vicinity. but hat General
Banks had enough men 10 keep them in
check. But IL appears that on the 18th.
both Gen. shields and Gen. t'eaIy were
Withdrawn from Gen Banks command. and
their troops transferred 10 McDowells Dvi.
SION.
la a letter OF the 18th. We fnd these
Generals aud their forces had lett % Join
Mcdowell. and that the two pTesi al,
union has been effected between e., com
man ds of the rebels, Generals ) huston,
Jackson ard Ewell and that IT,, aere
marching upon the divided Ant redscel
forces OF lianks
The telegraph nov brings "a the intelli
gence that Gen. Banks has fallen back be
fore a superior force OF the rebels. Who are
occupying the whole OF the Shenandoah val
ley which has cosi US 40 much trouble a.
re~cne from their clutches
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FROM WASHINGTON



" ARLINGTON, Nav 26.-We have passed
a very exciting day IN Washington. The
intelligence received last evening TO the eff
feet that Gsn. Banks had fallen back from
Strasburg 10 Winchester mas understood 10
Lee rather a. precautionary measure ON his
part than the result OF any immediate move
ment Of the enemy
The tidings of this morning announcing
the occupation of Winchester by jackson.
and tho Withdrawal OF Ranks after an en-
sagement of SIX hours, in the direction OF
Harpers Ferry. placed matters in new
light and aroused serious apprehension~. not
only for the safety of his little command but
for the Baltimore Ohio Railroad tho city
of Baltimore. and even the capital
Later IN the day thc reports OF the rloiing
in Baltimore and on the the ront Of the eu.
tire force Of Banks by the quick march and
overwhelming numbers OF jackson. greatly
intensified the excitement The secession
ssm!~ti.eTs. TOO great, elated 10 conceal
sheif 10Y. op.aly expressed their belief that
the hordea of Jeff Davis will ovcrrun Mary
land and TIE Distrilt within twenty four
hours
The reposl- Of riotius IN Baltimore. doubt.
less grossly exaggerated. have given the en-
emies Of the Union here increased bolduess
this evening. AT no line since the disaster
OF Bull Run have ihes heen - Wanting
and defiant
Among loyalists the feeling OF regret that
by somebody's blunder our course in the val
lev Of the Shenandoah should have been so
seriously set back and the enemy given such
decided advantage
Great sympathy is expressed for the Union
men OF Winchester and vicinity
WASHINGTON. May 26.-Ths following p
the latest received At the War Department
from Gen. Banks:
WILLIsNsroRr. Mn, Nav III
To Hon. T.. w. Stanton:
We believe that our whole force and trains
and all will cross in safety. The men are in
inc spirits and crossing in good order. The
labor Of last night was fearful The enemy
followed us last nigqt on our march, but has
not made their appearance this morning
The news Of your movements south has un-
questioDably caused Them to look TO their
safety. Your dispatch was read TO the
troops this morning amid the heartiest
cheers.
Signed Mp. BANKS,
Maj. Gen
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Night Dispatches.
FROM NEW YORK

Nav. YoRK, May 26.--A report has been
received in this city. bu, Of which the tele-
graph has brought IA no confirmation. 10 the
effect that decisive battle has been fought
at Corinth. in which the Federal troops gain
Ell brilliant victory
The report adds that Gen. Hallcck now
holds that place. and that % 900 prisoners
were taken. II such battle had been
fought, We should have had some telegraph.
ic accounts Of It.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

Carr RAor. May 26--The steamer Kan
garoo Ion Liverpool lith. via Queenstown
18th. passed CAPE Race Saturday night.
The Canada arrived on the Ilth aud the
City OF New York anil Bohemian on the
lith
The Capture OF New Orleans vac regard
ell With some doubts but generally credited
as decided triumph for the North.
though Maury contended that il will not
materially effect the issue.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

x-wm. Ryan Wili leave hese. chs
morning Tor the 3I-t regimen ANY per
sd desiring to .eud letters TO members Of
that regiment. Ill please leave them At his
te-ldenee. on second street. by . O'Clock
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xxxyuTH coNGREss-fnsr slSleS.

WssnINeroN. May "a.
SrNArE The tax on Yachts. organs. pi
amos. watches. billiard tables. gold and silver
plate. was struct out. The tar OF railroads.
steamboats,. and terry boats. were amended
~ s- To make the tax on steam railroads aud
steamboats,. three per cent of the gross re.
ceipts for passengers. On horse railroads aud
Jerry bosis. one aud a halt per cent Of the
gross receipts tor passengers. and on toll
ngs
The tax On insurance companies. was
amended 30 a. 10 tax Pre- and Marine Insur
ance companies three per cent, OF the gross
receipts
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YoExrowN EVAOVArlp

intend 10 close out my entire stock OF
clothing. gents furnishing good, hats. Ac..
at nett cost, within the coming ninety days.
Nov IS the time to get the worth Of your
money, in the best quality OF clothing. Call
soon at Jacob ID Esrly's old stand
Also. | wish to cay to all those indebted
to me. 10 cal and settle Immediately. to save
further trouble "a HARTMAN
m6 dlm
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~ Charles AlshulsF. E.q. the newly
elected Justice Of the Peace, Ill com
Dsnce the discharge Of MS Official dutie-
so-1Ay. W the once fcfnerl, occupied Nv
Ia DIV
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- v. " scrpnfs kssrs c.nssassl, OF
a-a-- he ss-s strawberries hroashs 20 shis
rasset re rs furnished kis Saloon 10 re
Iso~' 'pse-dst ssyls. ssa iasitss the lsdirs
sra s'sueusn 4 our city 70 call ssi salIsf,
iasnssl's. thai h., e~tsbls.hnsni = second
." noa~ other In to- eity Call. esery enc
al sess ne gaal.tv - his lee Cream snd
sfrsshsrri~. N, "a "A,
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fRANDRETH's PuLs.-For II. r--fcrat.su
health u those Who have been stricken ~ spor,-s.
- paralysis they are the only r-lisAe raesioine.
al ss..eiious q lie iungs chest and bowel. tls..
ps0s1Pt ase ssv~s LIE ~nd quickly cures. Tnsun.
Tia, plsurisy. cbsi-rs, wind, spssms. cheii.
n0rers. disrrho-s. sysen,ary. whether frou msi.s.
ssrns urFiPe fruits ether faults la Diet Yield
isssr inraenoe. Asthma, govt. rheumsi'su-. i've
Affections. rupturs.. irenans,ions u ary ORG.
levers. whether sgue other specific frvers h'ae.
diseases. suntse. 81 y;zs's dance smallpox, fuse..
-. Group. srysp-iAs. white s~sllngs piles. ulcsr.
II even thirty years oentinusuce AID especially
rless- u NE Liver. have al been cured ,-rmAnsl,,
b iAese celebrated Vegetable rnv-rssi Pills Ia
SnsIe complaints and nervous diseases hey sa.s
es~o equally successful. wide change 81 ifs t->l
fret snd second psriOdsl. Epilepsy. d.pres.loa Z.
spirit. fixhtfsl cersns al distractions sni ressa
.tioss a-s By them cured. dispersed ani corr. -is
Price y cents pr boz.
SID ty }. 4 cUslssaAs. 1orre- Hsnte. at y
Respectable dealers In mscis.re. .anit~ial
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~rots.-frsH the premise. o. NJ Horts
." 'aeFfv s''ees, = to AOr~e ssFon of I'.e
.aiio-tsr descrip<;oa
The ps-i !, pa'st~l sfe~n. striped 9Th
<hi's As.i yellos. sDi considerably r,etci
snd -e-ti.es beaten. the running r~.r. res
sinpca sih black and shils. 9Th one ,pol =
broke oat 81 the right bod ~h~ei
Any psrson resasnsag sald .agoo. or mai
ing known it- ~hsrsahoas>. uii, be sassahlv
rewarded. f2w
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oLDES HILL SHIRTS. Gsrro.s and
VI Turn Over Collars and Paper Collars:
(All Collars sold by the dozen. very cheap
Neck Ties. English Bleached and Cnbleach
ed Cotton and Isle Half Hose. BY the dol
en-, very low Gents Summer Cloths. all
coi0r- l.. RYCE & son
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~ The installation ceremonies A. no
Congregational Church. on lat sabbath.
we're solemn aud imposing. The sermon Of
DE-. Ps-s. "a. an abe All finished produe
ton al constituted the greater part Of TIE
interest OF the occasioa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27

sE-Ths following named persons will
hesr OF something % their sisantage by
calling 81 the Pos. office Nrs. Fidelia ID.
Miller. is.ae Mixer. Nrs- Susan Aloes Mv.
Sarah Grus-
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Premium Ambrotype Rooms.
Having permanently located in the city OF
Terre- Hsute. | am prepared TO take all the
shove named pictures ia the latest styles of
the art. Any person having pictures OF
friends that they wish copied, can send them
IN. and | will take you copy as good ss the
original. Thankful for the very liberal
share Of patronage have heretofore receiv
Ell. shall still be able TO please all who
may wish First Class Pictures
Do not forget the place. over Weiss 4 Cos
store. No. - Main street. between n 4 4th
streets. Terrc Hauie. Indiana.
In retiring from the Photograph business,
the undersigned takes pleasure in recon
mending Mr.. Charles Expert TO his former
patrons and the public generally, as gen
tleman and A No. Operator. Give him 8
call and you will be -uited. as he guarantee
satisfaction or no pay
mylOdtf T. WRIGHT
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IRON PHILADELPHIA.

PHILAnKLrniA. May 26.-Peterson's De
tecto- cautions the public TO refuse all notes
on the North Western Bank of Warren, Pa,
and the Beverly Bank of n j.
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STATE of Indiana, Vigo County. IS.
~ Notice l. hereby given that Milton II. Hender-
ssn. Administrator o. Martha Ii. Davis, FORMERLY
Gum. deceased. has hled lis petition 20 sell the
Real Estate 4 the decedent. hi personal being In
sufficient pay his debts AMI that said petition will
be heard a. the next term q the Court u Common
Pies u said County.
JOSEPH II. BLAKE. Clerk.
NaY3ldite3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-27
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