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UANVILLNi q Tl'1 NI1IVI I'i I'VIs
DR. CoLBY, Dear sr am happy to inform you Of the
admirable Ell u your "AntiCosve AMI Tonic Pills. In
the cure Of my wife She commenced tlking them in July
last when re iverlng from and protected sickness
unable bear ordinary cahartcs Although the pills were
taken daily Obj c0nabe results followed, but under their
use she rapidly recovered health and strength
II. HUBBARD,
Inspector Of Schools Dist st. Francis
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Have you used Doc. GGords Homeopathic Curatives
Try for any disease named In the syou will use any
other medicine An assortment Of The Caratrcs kept by
l. N. THORN, Braucboro, and o. a. WOOD Bellows Falls,
Agents, sent per mail by PHILIP LEE, lao Wlllamst.,
NewYork, price % per bpN-nanud furnished free
see that each box has Philip lees maine on 1t.
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1913 regiments, or 10000 men. These facts
were Obtained from brigade quaitermaster
named Wenternich who was taken prisoner.
Our total killed and wounded is now estimated
at 5000. Gen w. II. Wallace of Illinois at
last accounts was still living, with slight hopes
of recovery. The name of Col John S. Nc
Henry, 18th Kentucky, wounded at Piusburg,
was enormously printed in the first dispatch as
&. McKenney. The steamer Woodforl also
arrived at st. Louis Sunday night, with about
800 prisoners from PittSburg.
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.

WA. BatcheI0r's Splendid Hair Dye is the
Original and only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known
instantaneous in its effect does not stain the skim and in
vcorates the hair life. BE careful and other
than the genuine signed each side of every boxWIIAM
A. BATCHELoR Sold by all Respectable Druggists and Fam
CIV Goods Stores everywhere MANuFAcToRY No 81 BARCLAY
sr. late l6 Bond St. AMI 233 Broadway New YoRK-1y22
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valid. Puplishtd Tor the benefit and warning and a
warning young who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature decay &ci supplying Mt the same time the means
Self Cure. by has cured himself after being put
great expense through medical imposition and quockery.
by enclosing postpaid addressed envelope SINGLE COPIES
may be had the author, ANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co.. y. Y.-1y11
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RIGA GUAM

4 -
The undersigned has In store and offers for sale the
above article to dealers aud farmers my desired quantity.
The term "Amercan uuano,' Is the me trademark y
which Is designated the fertilizer that the Company Is IMPORT
ing from It's Islands These islands situated In the Pacific
Ocean, the line Of tie Equator They were formally
taken possession OF In the OF the United
ment for account Of the American Guino Company by the
Commander Of the United states ship st. Marys In the year
1851.
The scientific testimony respecting the value Of this Guano
ms permanent ertzer most naering, clear aud decs
vei aud the favor which II has with the hands oi farm
whose opinions OF Its mor founded upon careful
perments, will commend II to all who desire all who desire
to obtain reliable and economical manure.
The ertizug properties OF this uano mainly phos-
pilates, not ammonia and therefore other seeds will
not he injured by coming In contact with 1t.
The price Mt which is offered the single ton, with
liberal discount, according gradual scale Of pvlccs for
large quantities.
w. u. HASELTINE.
No. 3 Fosters Wharf Boston.
Agent for the sale Of the American Compauy's Guano
Apr. r. 1SG2.-Sw1G
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NJ O TIL Q E.

THE SUBSCRIBERS would inform the people Of this place and
vicinity that they prepared to do all kinds Of
PAPER.HANGING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FINISH WASH INCLUDED.
Meeting Houses Papered and White Washed Reasonable
Terms, and in the neatest style.
Residence Eat-, LIST DreHng rest of erere House.
A. REYNOLDS 4 SON.
Drattleboro, March 18th, 1s62.-4w
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FOR SALE.

"a Notice.
LIB FARMS FOR SALE.
The subscriber offers for sale his farm lying Marlboro
the main road leading from Newfane Nottingham and
Marlboro, miles above pon1ville, containing > acres
Of land The buildings all about new, comprising
good House. good Barns and Sheds and all necessary
ouhuliugs, and is we'll cct lated for Tavern stand Said
farm contains COOL Apple and Sugar Orchard large
Timber lnt, and is well wattred.
Also small farm containing % Of land with good
House and She'd good Apple Orchard and good running
water to the house. Also good mill priv ege the
Tn said farms lie side by side and well calculated
go together, but will he sold separate IL desirable.
For further particulars and see for yourselves
LYMAN BROWN.
Marlboro, March 49, 1s62.--4w12
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GEN IIALLEcK TAKES COMMAND.

Gen Haleck has taken command at Pitts
burg Landing, and another big battle is soon
expected at Corinth, where Beaurcgard is shut
in
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CTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. S. S,
F'IUfOO
That the value Of the personal property 10 $4,000
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. Probate
~ Wesfmiasfer Court fnr said District.

u WtSTWIHsTfF, y. \. J NOnTt Tor SAID Dlstrcti
To all persons ,erne l.-Greetings
Whereas BENJAMIN MuZZY Guardian Of LUCY JOHN
son, oi Jamaica, said District insane person, has
made application in writing said Court representing that
would be beneficial his said Ward and that Il Is neces-
sary for her support sell all the Real Estate Of sail Ward
consisting of half Of land with the buildings thereon
situated In said Jamaica, and praying for license sell said
Esateiou hereby notified that this Court will decide
said application the session thereof at the
Office Of BENZ W. DEAN In Grafton, In said District on
the first Wednesday Of May A. d. 1862 when where
you may be heard In the premises, II you see ht
BENZ. W. DEAN, Register,
Grafton, April 3, ls62-1S
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Closing oh.

The remaining Stock of Goods in No Blakes Block will
be closed Auction Thursday afternoon. Included
in the stock is fine lot LADIES DRESS FURs.
This will be chance to buy
S. N. HERRICK, DEF. SHERIFF
April 10, 1862.
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TALLAHASSEE Leon Co, Florida, July II, 1860.
To DR.. UERRICK. Albany, N. My dear Doctor-I write
this you the wonderful effect your Sugar
c Pills elder daughter For three yeas she has bee
affected with bilious arrangement Of the system sadly i'm
pairing her health which has steadily failing during
that period. When in New York IN April last, friend ad.
visel you pills Having the fullest confidence
In the judgment OF my friend, obtained supply Of Messrs
barnes Il Park Druggists, Park Row. New York. On
turning hlm, ceased all other treatment, and admins
tered your Pills. each night The improvement in her
feelings, complexion, digestion, ETC., surprised all
rapid and permanent restoration health has been the
suit We used less than i've boxes and consider her entire
y we'll. consider the above just tribute you as ply
stefan, and it will be the Of inducing many
adopt your Pills as their family medicines.
remain, dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obedient servant
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NOTICE.
LASELL FEMALE SEMINARY.

rVHE next Quarter begins on THURSDAY
Mav1 This Institution has been since its foundation
en years and continues to he, und the same care IL
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offers the best advantages for iemae education
For Catalogues, &c, apply to
O. W. BRIGGS, Principal.
Auburn Dale, Mass, April 1s62-l5
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Herrick'- Kid Strengthening PIasters cure
In tive hours pains AMI weakness of the breast side and
bacS AMI Rheumatic Complaints in equally short period
Spread beautiful white lamb skim their sub
ect the t. no Inconvenience and each will
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Iercks Sugar Coated Pills and Kid Plasers sold by
Druggists and Merchants in all parts of the United States
for them by TIA ;r full name DR.. l.. r. HERRICK Co.,
lys36 Albany N Y.
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GRocERIEsS,, tn. oil, stand Of
FROST s. GOoDHUE.
We receiving the LARGEST, ChEAPbsT BEST
STOCK or GOODS I'm our line offered for sale in this
State. Comprising
SUGARS, MOLAssEs, & sYRUPs, Of all kindsi
TEAS-uest GREEN n BLACKS, large stockj
COFFEES-Whole and Pure Grounhj
SPICES--Fresh and Pure, OF all kindsi
FRUITS Il NUTS--foregn and Domestci
OIIr-Sperm, Solar and Whalei
BURNING FLUID KER0SENEj
FTSII-of all kndsi
Butter. Cheese, Eggs, Lard HAMS Iripc,
Glass, ordn gc, Fn ming Tools,
TObnccO, Soaps, &e', &c.
~ Al orders for any article usually kept In first class
grocery store ut wholesale or RETAIL promptly answered aud
goods Warranted FROST Il G0ODHUE.
April 20.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

A similar deputAtion from Lislo s'.s waited
The Paris Bourse vas heavy. 6sf. 30e for
rentes
Tho Italian Minister had again, s,ronxl,
feVudiaied The ruuors Of Italy's Interference
la Mexico.
The u. :. Corvette. TuscaroFa, arrived AZ
Southampton on the 9Th from Cadiz. The
object of her visit was unknown.
The Opinionae National says Russian IA
pers revive the rumor that France in eonse.
qaence OF the stubborness Of England against
doing 80. has nvited Russia to Join her
The Paris Correspondent Of the London
Herald believes lhe French Gov eminent en-
tertains very serious intentions OF interior
ing and ending the civil war in America.
The London Daily News gives currency
10 Ium0rs that Generals Scott Banks and
Pope were about 10 enter Lincoln's Cabinet
at Washington.
Ii thinks the accession OF Gen. Scott in
dieaies the military operations are % be
prosecuted with utmost vigor. and To be
kept from the civilian Interference which
has hitherto through Jealousy hsmpered the
movements of Cen Mcclellan.
The lODdon Times has daily editorials on
the position Of Affairs ia America, il says the
discovered States seems TO be fast approach
ing that point where they must become two
reasonable nations or 20 on with anarchy
aud ruin. the ofer OF our mediation would
oaly bs received with insult
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

Cars RACr. July ls.-The steamer City
OF Washington from Liverpool 9th via
QaecEstowu 10Th. arrived of this p. ~ She
wss boarded BY the news yacht oi the Asso.
cisted Pres. and the following summary Of
be- news obtained. Her dates are four DAYS
later than those per Persia at New York
The steamship Africa Africa. from BosiOn
arrived At Liverpool on the 9Th. and the
Etna from New York. arrived At Queens
town on the 10Th. and the stoam er Nova
Scotian from Quebec arrived AZ I.ondonder
" on the l0ih inst
In the House Of Lords the African slave
TRACE bill had been read a second time.
Earl Derby expressed fears that uuless a
treaty vas made With France like that %
America, The putting a stop 70 the slave
trade would be inchectnal
Earl Russsl sAid France had declined 70
enter ioio a similar treaty. bat be believed
she would offer "a objection 20 the exercise
Of iis prov isions
Lord falmerst1n confirmed the statement
that Russia bad recognized Italy. and saia
he believed lsissiA woald DO the sane aner
considerable debsie
A resolsiion against The Eogl.sh forces in.
ier'crinr n China. was rejected
Rumors. that France wouid back out from
+ The Mexican espediiion-coDsinued
The PRS Constitutional ays the glory OF
The Frcnch arms once vindicAtsd. aud money
matters settled 9Th Nexico, proceedings
sgAins; her will terminate.
Gen. Prm hsd arrived n kngiana
The Cotton manufactures OF ROuea had
cent depat.sion 70 the Emperor to repre-
seat the diesculty thsy ~eTs laboring under
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19
Noon Dispatches.
FRoM NEW YORK


NKv YoRx. Jnly le.-The Herald prints
the following from the Richmond Despatch
Of the ilth
MoBlL1. July llIh-A special dispatch 10
the Advertiser. dated Jackson to-day, says
he enemy Is throwing occasional shells into
Aicksburg
2fhe crops are suffering Tor rain.
xIbere i no truth in tie report that lJiD
Yankees were captured q Ration Rouge.
A dispatch from Augusta confirms the fact
shA, the rebels have taken possession OF la
ton Rouge.
Tie Jackson Missi~sippiAn OF the sth SAYS:
Last Saturday moFniag Butler visited Saton
Rouge and made several arrest, - irsial
causes
Auotsfs. Juls 10 "A special lch 10
the Savannah Republican. dated -lot.iis 9Th.
says passengers from New Onssn' report
that Maine regiment mutnied O. being or.
dered 70 ieksburg, and two ms weTo shot
before the disturbance was quellt
Texan guerrillas are lowering abont New
Orleans.
The British armed vessels omitted the
usual compliments on the 9TH of JULY
GRENADA. July Passengers from Mean
phis. last night. say intelligence was received
there on Monday last that Gen Hindmsn had
captured Curtis IN Arkansas with coca pris
oners.
Col Fitch being unable 10 reach Curtis
with reinforcements. returned 10 Memphis
with his command on Sunday.
The Tribune Washington dispatch states
ne have adyices from Warrenton to-day
The news Just receiy ed that Gen Hatch oc-
eapied Gardonsville has created great con-
siernalion among the leading rebels j. War
renton. who had not the least idea that Gen.
Pope would reach that point without great
battle Indeed many of them said il would
be held at all hazards and that no Yankee
army would ever be allowed to take il.
Gen. Banks reviewed bis troops last even.
ing. and was received with the greatest en-
lhusiasm. The camps bazed with light
placed in the points Of bayonets and from
suddenly improvised bontires and fire works
loud calls we're made for a speech, and Gen.
Banks in few eloquent and patriotic words
told the soldiers what they would soon be
called upon to do. After nine deafening
cheers thew returned TO their tents. eager TO
march when the order came.
INV York. July ls.-The Billiard match
last night was won by Deery. beating Gold
thwariie % points in game Of ! 500
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

THr 7lsr RsetAs~r.-This regiment. from
present appearances. will be one Of the first
filled ia ihi- State nnder the late call for
troops
Col Thompson. the CommAndant Of the
Post j. un,iring IN his efforts % organize the
regiment. and bis well known ability and
zeal ia the Union cause. AFFORD "a ample as
suraaees that that the organization will be
Effected without delay. and that enlis,ments
~iil be rapid
We understand that =. y Allen. Esd.
and William Mack. Esq have been appoint
"a by the Governor committee TO act in
conjunction with Col. Thompson for the pur.
pose ofprocuring enlistments. And We feel
confident that these gentlemen will leave no
stone untarued TO place the list Congress
sional District foremost in responding TO the
Governor. call. for Iulanss quota Of
troop.
Those engaged in raising companies should
recollect that tho companies are numbered
by the commanding officer. and that those
nrst in camp will take precedence. There.
fore. stir yourselves. boys. throughout .hs
District. FIJI up your companies aud get in
- camp Let us give good account Of this
district
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

CrScISNArI. July ls-A man came into
Body's Station on the Kentucky Central rail-
road this morning. and says he has just come
from Cynthiana. lie says the city surren-
dered az about O'Clock last evening. The
fighting lasted about thirty minutes. He
saw Morgan and his men. and says the num-
Der Is about $500 men. He shook hands
with Col. Morgan aud talked with him
Morgan disarned him and passed him. He
says Morgan treated with politeness. and al
so reports that both bridges at kellar's and
Kimbroughs are burned.
A soldier also came into Boyd's and saws
Morgan's men fired two rounds after the sur
render Capt Arthurs company from New
port are all killed or prisoners. The ex-
citement in Newport and Covington is very
high aud increasing. The citizens are or
ganizing rapidly for defence. The Newport
Provost Marshal arrests all .ympathizers TO
day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

NC. Nevins. Co. X. shot IN the leg. on
Proves; guard.
The following we're wouaded in skif-
mish. on White River. Arkansas. June 3oth.
C. II. Wallace Sergeant. Co. G. wounded IN
he leg
France Bsnbash. private. Co. q. sounded
IN the hip
wm Little. private. CO. G. WOUNDED ia The
head.
John c. Mos. Sergeant. Co. G. wounded
sligssiy In the thigh.
VIM. 5. Mcneil. private. %. X. wounded in
the hip
The ~oasdsi arc IA lie hospital at Mem
phis. and are doing vel Oar sick here are
al rnending TIE fsd regiment has not
returned from their White River trip yet
We are looking Cor them every hour and fear
many viii be sick on their return, ia conse
quencs Of their close confinement on ANAL
boat 10 this hot climate. Col. NcLean Is
sith ~ fours.
k:T. COOK. Chap s3d Reg
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19
FROM MAINE.

BASsoR. Suly IA grand patriotic meet
ing was held here this evening Ia all OF en-
listmehfs for the late requisition for Il, otl
by the General Government The enrolled
militia Of this city and neighboring towns
numbering 900 men marched In procession.
Tire Hall was crowded at early hour
the immense mass of people, caused the
breaking down OF portion OF the approach
TO the Hall. and some hundreds of people
we're prccipitated some l5 feet below on
the side walk. bat fortunately there was TO
loss OF life
The meeting then adjoaned 20 the area
In front Of Bangor House. where Vice Pres
ident Hamlm. Gen. Howard. Hon. ;. II
Blake. " II McCrllis. and others. deliver.
ed addrcsses RESOLUTIONS were adopted
pledging the people Of the Penobscot T. .us
stain the Government with their full quota
Of troops. aud calling on the Administration
TO prosecute the war with vigor and with all
the men Of whatever color they can com
ma1i
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FROM KENTUCKY

BoYDs STATION. July Is. S p ma sol
der OF the 18th Ohio. has just arrived here
from cynthiana. leAv ing there at 10 o'closk
this morning. being paroled prisoner He
states that Rankin, in Cynthiana. told hin
the killed and wounded on both sides would
amount 10 about $50.
Morgan released all the prisoners on pa.
role.
Two Of his cavalry regiments were about
TO leave foe Lexington at 9 a m.
Col. Landrum was net taken prisoner
He escaped with 40 men. He escaped with
40 men. He says be heard from several
persons that Capt. Glass was killed
Morgan's Adjutant reported at Rankin's
Hotel that Morgan's force mustered 2, 700
men besides those who lately joined him. r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

Losr-On Mooday or Tuesday in the
cogrt House yard or some other place in the
city. small pocket book. containing a small
amount u silser. arl psomissary note. FOR
one hundred and forty dollars. with a erei,s
on it OF iorsy dollars.
Any person finding the same and leaving
IL 90 this Office will be Literally rewarded.
lulv 1871.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

CTATE Of Indiana. vigo County, S..
- No. ls1s-yigo Circurt C-Srt. septszber tenn.
for pvcrce.
On this dsy. to-~fi Tie sch day q Jnly, A. D isa3
carss ths riaintf ~ horsst Arornsy, and
Sc their compliant hsfsin. slss = compstent nit.
nesps' sr11svit, sho~t1g that the defendsnt 10 q
ns.n--est1~nt - the stsfe - lufisns.
Notioe i therefore hereby gwen % lhs said de-
fsntanf 81 the fling nnd psntsncy q this procsea-
ins and that fhe sane viii - heard and ds.ermln-
a Al The nsxt Term q cur said Court, o1mmsnSinr
"a DE Firsi nondsf - September ne1s, A. D. lss1
Attest J. II hLAkt. Clsrk.
fniv-ttf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

Carr MIA MExrafs. Tenn
IulV I'D l-fl

Editors Erpr,.ss Having made my quar-
terly report. u occurred 10 me that the FOL.
loving lia ~ deaths and Casualties which
have taken l.,ce in the 43l regiment. might
be OF intcre-i - yoar readers The report
embraces the time Intervening between the
4th Of Aps,i l,.t. aad .As tn Il JAY
pE,rms
Joseph b.- sil private. 60 A rerre
Haute
Russei hatcher Corporal TO y Riddle.
Point. A-ri 1sh
James Collins. private. Moore. Landing
Ark Nav %.
H. Mcbride. Corporal Co h on steamer
Crawford. May p
Isaac laforce. private. CO. b. Mosses Land
ms. June ssh
Vim b Gotham. private, Memphis. June
-
eeo " Rev.. Corporal. @ b. Memphis.
june 18th
ElsAh InAe private. 90 n. MemFais. Jane
l6,h
Je..e shepard. private. - = Moore.
Laedlas. NAY issh
wm J Iaaes private a. c Mem9hr. luce
l.l
An.lss- Hel,. ps.s.ss. ~ {. As@ess- laes
2ilh
James MeNabos. private - % Ne.
Landing NAY 10
Thomas Nils. F.isr - u. Neoss- l,sI
"a. May 18Th
Ransom Traeblood. pr,aie. O. d. Es.p.
vile. MAY 18Th
Daniel Sirable. private. "a H. Msmel.
Iuiy Al
Lafayette bra r pesase. @ =. y Ioa..
Nav sth
wm AcElros. private. CO 4. salEsaa G,
Nay 23i.
jeremiah TOlss. ps,sate - 4 dro~ns4 .
White River, Ark. Jrne 18th
n l. wyesh. Lieut.. - g. ga board steam
e. Re soto. Nav s'h.
wm Ml.hier. Corporal. 60 e. Edgar coca
y Ia Nav 25d
Thomas Bark. private. - a.. kalea .,
Wh,se River lune sosh.
JoAa Webb psisass % l. Nsmphs.. jail
~th
heafs Thomas. private. Co. \. Meoss
Landing. Nsy loth
Ls~i- Ross ps.v,,c. CO X. Noorss Lam
iog. Mas latA-
Wa Kelly. pirate. "a. X. Moore. Lad
ing Nay 2ssh
Neeteu } W.'soa. private. 90 X. uoore
Lsrt.nE Ny sagh
samuel S,fan. private. - X Esssss.ll,
Arrii ssth.
wm y 1enrie>. private @ \. aro.u~.l
MsnPhis. Jeae 2stA
CAST kLrtls
Tsomss l.. Leggess. CO q shss shfoarh a
k&sl ~hiie On dasy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19

TAr W.llsce. ~ho resides t~o o. three
niies oui o. ne Bloomington Road. present
ed -. on yesterday. ~ish quantity OF Black
berries. which for size and quality Ne have
never seen exeellsd Al any time tie ~
forms as that he has much one bsndred
bushels Of the ame quality Our citizens
~ho desire 70 this KIDD OF fruit ~iil 40
sell to cal upon bin and mako purchases
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-19
To Arms. To Armsl. To Arms!!!

The President Of the United States has
issued bis Proclamation calling for 100000
additional volunteers The undersigned. IN
accordance Herewith are organizing com
pany in this county. TO serve in the list
Regiment. which viii be Immediately organ
lied at Camp Nigs The company will be
organized to the number of i0l men, rank
and file. The pay will be from sl3 to S23
per month. and everything found.
BY order Of the Adiutant General. this
day issued. one months pay and s25 Of the
bounty money will be paid each recruit As
soon a. mustered into service making in all
sJs advance pay to each soldier
Recruiting Office In Tuell's Old Store, on
Main Street, Terre Haute, Ind
Nj. ID. TOPPING
A. J. WEIGH.
The undersigned take pleasure in recon-
mending the above gentlemen TO those will
ling 70 volunteer. "a in every way qualified
TO take charge Of a company
T.. b. ALLEN.
HID. SCOTT.
r. w. THOMPSON.
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