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list ahkll bear yen al assy,
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ksustie Il sn6sess saY Molly.
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TRIPLE REMEDIES.

Cures Coughs. colds. Astlme. Bronchlai Com
plAinis aud ~ Throat limitations, leading 10
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Brandies, Gins and Wines,
IlsO, Iobbtr In all kinds Of Domestic
Liquors,

Communion Merchant for the sale d all
kinds q Country Produce.
HAVING facilities equal u not superior 10
H any other House. for obtaning ms Goods
Dirsd under Custom House Seal mast re-
specifically cal tie attention n the Caunty
Commissioner, also Town Agents ard dealers
generaliy, 70 examine ny goods before pnrcks-
Ing Al Gesss Warrantsa ~ reprstenfsd. o. 10
SAX Ny stock Al present consists IN part a.
follows
oiard. Duprey & Co., j. az Msrsg. jules
Robin & Co.. n Bariosi5n & Co, and signette
Braades. aayious vintage Maies. SRan. De
kurpen. Loadon Ezejss 8. Nicholas, ard Ex-
ceisjof Gins St. Cmix, Jamaica AID Antiqe
Hains Lonaon and Hungarian Pen Wines
Sweet ard Dry South SIDE MADEIRA Pale and
Brown saeryv Wines OLD BOURBON. Mon
gsbsla. Ola RYe and Whesi Ehskies. o. ne
VERY first qualities zlrameSrnxa's and Long
~crths ghio We, cAanpsrrs ciafrss etc
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AL BANY, Y.
The Collegiate Course
Th, Department Of Bookkeeping

and Accounts, Is organized and conducted IN
tie Counting Room sysIem3 lee Halls being
fitted up with appropriate deshs, ETC, and the
student Is introduced at once 70 the practical
routine Of counting fo0ins gsueiaily.
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L will pay ri itself By saving The cla;hes.
Il thoroughly presses out tie water from the
clothes about three times IS quick IS they
can be nrung by hand
], prevents lame wrists, iane bsek'. aud lsme
sides
L vii vnng clothes ont u boiling hot or Ice
cold water
Il Ieavea the clothes IN excellent euafitsn 70
dry saicldy.
Il removes The dread q washing asy. aud d 10
the laundry q bat the sewing machine i 70
the nursery,
II VII wiring aafthing, from lace coiiar 70
bed Spread.
u. Z. 4 c. II. WALKER,
Agents fos Bennlngfoa CouEty
MaarAstisf. JUS 10, iss2-s
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The subscribers offer the above Machine FOR
sale on the following terms Any one wishing
to purchase can take machine one month on
trial. 81 the end Of the month be can reinra the
machine, gniuiared, or pay the price Of il, Is he
chooses.
CANFIELD 6 CHAMBERLAIN.
Factory Point, May 90, 1852.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

- or fr I1 alr1E.e ---- = ~
Far tEffs 1IelE1s in safc. =,
rlu~rfe r. =, fIf~ sa1s-rih-rs e. iC cents rer fek-
siagia oel1e<, cent?
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

l<ri .a..sts-.a4a-. afs seass psf ~i-sss sse'
~ fze..fy asr4ays.lsff+ ..4ds ~.fh de- eao
-. IS asfe-iist ~ tle gfsr. sits the ~ q
.i-.- ~ rl.s...5e. 2e4rl9 asserti.efs. t.a.tef.
- - erfaed sfr.ttff f- thlIr rtrisr Ia 'fests
af.cH tsyQt1,1aft-
Ait.st.e;8ei.s u c. .1es.a rire e.'aH1 VT
- a.rfsst $50 i-.i-.s.
.ess r sirsa pablIsaea 10 tae q, $ sai-iau.. =
tr- .I - unltr. 1iii ~ cA1rEfffef rset ta-tftel
e. FEVER geo lfes ttn eeIis pef l'fe.
Alrtfi..crrcrts sesst u r. ~ sf .i.s ts'' 80
lt.r rftf ,trer raf..rs. anlf- ei.c-s4 fi'
sAy s,fsftI1n q q slaallns stssIh' g. =, e.A
sa.s.r. - rtls 81 81 t-c sAIie. -llsss fss-e
are $3.50 ~ c1strr-l.
A.1o1alirr c.adit.iss fef olce ofeFery ae. 'f.p-
- will fe ssrgrf e. - r sseh ralne ia 80 n-'i,
"a go 80 &c - 40 Nes>if' f''efg' -.
-.f-te
s. rsls4og. s.ssgssmssls sba,sses.
.--~- ir ~ elsf. Or ilIerllns he le4tss p.
8. .i-.lsrs. s9s.e8ss. ~ Nrsa.,aiieas a, .eilnr
taes fetfre rtt ek.tef!l+F 8 sfrft = fr-.s ff
81 la.srf .r. olsr eishf ilies e ttis rate.
tn-aaaesr. deaths eth liaefA Ds.l.a sii-e'.sir
T. ...li.4af natef. fr.r.
S..l-.s n fs,iIsais. ls.. . ana Exe-lai.s g..tei
> ~ ss..,.a-a.a - .ssse. ..io-s. 70 y eAe'eh'''
i~rsi aassg,,ssh.,.,. iasesssa - he ekpsrse q
lior4eEs eiteras. Al fsFlleat 4Q- e. - 't.'l.s
.r thl Teal af-oesiings. tt eoieciarie a. ne 49,
fri~ Iutl.lls Hlt .se.an.able Is tae accuracy -
s<si stsela.sa' y hs. ~ .ae ouai eAsfkt' s'i
.hsi- paticlta1
'hc Weekly E,xpresSS
saba.lsa every w.aassas5. assi 20 Ter 'n-a'a
.s-ss paper .sns withsas the money. nor s'p'. -
le.rs, a.as .tAn Y-id f1g
.s.tee ~ Aa.ersssinE fn Hsehay'
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sa4es Dfffnr AID *rnaffar 4.sish.
iishurus
WHIT rnfpf ftHf rtNifHI-fN tNs"is,
~ HIk ga ut. I,I .srsi aIe.
ciolls ClrsIlf.I sii st'.ffi - arfe fH. ~ f'f
N4tlsf. sIrfaI i,a e.fH I'|
ssl,tt tiI-s .rff 81 fhf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
FIRE INSURANCE.
Cash Assets. *A.ta5. .4os
DIIsrcT0RS

CaAs : "a KIN. Plszsani.S4.
a.. r.. NlI.IAKlA, flcE PsrsfDE3r
VA. a. Iar4ifri- ~. l. A. isIvVercc & &C.
Geo { c. .tfrs, shc-rsr. Collins 4 G..
Danfot y Rarney. Wells. Fsrgo q Co
Irlcius Ho2kins, REcs't Imp. < frsdcss' Bank.
taos. AcsscrEeg. 4. 4 u Ao- seugcr.
Vrn. II Melee CLAIM Heiier s CO.
Che n u..cf Hatch Hitler z Nc~sfean
Is. Nstscn alH, Ras<es. Nervick 4 iuli
Houtr Aor.-s1.
L,Ti A.. St4lis. aa9ar, o.~-r L c.
Jss1cs Igmtirly, N1rneF. Humphrey L hpiiss.
G.cf .-c Pearce Grc-re Nesrcc & &C
Nard a. Work. Ward A. work - S,1-
James Loa. 1aaies foD' l. Co, i0.iisslils.
:. ~ t47'h.AEhaiA, ;. y rockingham & to
C14s- >. ~. sl-r t.ll-lr. = -.
H. I..t '-voot z lee xrf.s.f e sra
Taeoic-c RioSanes. novea l,tNaiaae & Co
kcs as,i iigs,es = j,-s-l. iSi4.s Z. ca 81 loai-.
Clrils NOES. Ccltit q Nelle.
O. n sfe--. r. M rb-.-sa K c.
owe y WEE willard Nood 4 &c
Aifrcsi = bernes As Berres 4 Co.
Oeor<e hiiss. llGfF. Bliss 8 Go.
A.n0- n fesiehf. Ifo. .are. Dwight & G..
a = wirs rct NiiiA Gsnk.r 4 Co.
Ts,i r. Nostot Ncs -. efinaeil : Co-
job B. li1'cia,scl. y. y stsnff 3 Co boTior.
C-4s h. lal6N.a, k-a.aiii, STAR : Co
Wn ii 7unr.rrt Ecf,rts Suith 4 roeres
Henry n li--.hat sUia, -lihnf 4 c..
Ie.se uoyi. ye.ss Ee 4 CO.
v n. Slrrs.s, s,1r - s.utses, sl.@w z Co
t0.lu x. teri. tN-4 .rl.ef -
sidney Naso. Nasdi, 4 Thompson.
Gro r stcatfnau. Stcdnian. Carlile 4 ShaS tin
Csr,s YALE - Cyrus aie. Jr \ Co. \ D
Wn. b. Fosds.k Nna. 4. A. Caak. h. ross.lck.
DaviII. nsgl. HoYd Eros & Co. Albany. y y
r. II Ccs.ii cee.lt, lii.i I.ll.--se.
Ieaf- r1heft> u. Rci--rls a Co
San'l 3 CliGss, ,Il. kFewer & CnltveA
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E1EkSONS Gesirng eituauons a.
4 rs11hefs lu iae Fub3e seaoois in ihc elf1
t,rre hsnie tlt nfnas ~ ani "t4t = Aff a
.rr.ies ~, make tf if arplltaNaa in Ufifiit. ID
leaving iirrp z'flh NJ hnckirEn-f'. fs ~
store. o. ~ bttrc ihs i5ih insi.
a..efa-l1s a.. q NfIf.t.
lS,urr.i eqgl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
NO. 465.
MEDICAL.
>crOfuia, or hing;s Eyis

y
j. c.nssisgilopal t'sease, a ooryu9'ea q ,he
L tie.i h which the susd eccosnes vitisted. Wsak
a. pcer bci5r n The crcalAi.cn. IL pcryadcs ttr
Whole hey, arf nsy rcrst cai IN csease on any p.Ei
of lf Eo o,san sfFee from SIS attacks. T. taers
eas afiea Bay a.t destroy. I-s sercfrions taini
ls various, c.ssft hrric-y~ 81 disease, low fr'ng.
e!.ss-sg, g g..9..y iso iraPcrs ..E. 1i.a 2 'sd
rlrr h1cite. ~ tr--rsir vict I'D. atctt 81. =
IA Scnssc.l inieciioa. Rlrt<vcr be - origin a.
hereditary Ia tac cnstinlQa. tczcec- 'irola pa
REESE io children unto tle thifd AZ fculth genera
uc4. slesed, - ssenas to - 10 foc q liisn ~ho
llsif sl itrco."
l.s effects cosal1cnce ty trrcsten from ths tlc..i
q e'-ri q a.eesssr usisss. ~AisA, N he lang.
iftr. Ait internal organs "a termed turterclCs, 81
tae glands, seelass, etd ca lie sarfnce, erup,iots
@. sores. Iis fo1l cer-cptou. wEica gcrtcr< y tns
hloot, tprcSses IRE enerec~ of nfo - thst scfoio
l9os cgwrisl1, sai tAey. have isr less psRer g.
NttAftasi ile a,iass cf Other diseases. ccrseqnert
81 asa numbers PERISH - disorders ~hCh. allhoul1
f4, >sfelrIses tacf naiure, arc stil rendered u
tai iA-s taint n TIE cttesn. Nest q the
sslnpi.or uLch Csslastec IL hrmaa family nhri.i
origin directly fh this scfcfuicus coutauinas
many destructive diseases cf The liver. Ht
brain, and, inacel, 81 all the organs. Afise i'one
arr aggravated hy the same cause.
Che quArtor 81 al oar people are scrofuleus. ucf
persons are Invaded ~ his lurking irfection. an
is.r health is undermined yit. To eleanse Il ircnl
TIE system mgst renossts the bioot ey an aiieis
use medicine. afid ifvigofatc x ~ healthy ioot af
exercise. Su,a a tqetrcne We sufgly in
AY EE's
Compound Extraot OF Sarsaparilla
tfe ~ 4tccta. remedy which zee medical skill a.
Our times deyisc for this everywhere prevailing
8 & .aitl lrs .lg u l.isssneo irhn tie most active
r.Ife.. .lAi LAVE bccn discovered for the esTuf
s.a IS 49, @ri .'f~---'rr fre-- fffe hfocd aul tte
rt.lal 81. - Z. .le.4 4es.lu,tiye cons'-
ouensts Ecrco a. should 10 suqioyct fcr The cafe
pi DIi. .-..iia.4. sut sls, thc.e o-hfr arettcr-
which arise ifom q, such ~
EuntIrc ard Stin Diseases. 81. AntLouy nse
Rose. oT krysipels-. l1mlaes I'ustues h.ot.i-
s.. Rain. aiu Belle, irincr.. IeficT ard >sif
Rleurh said hcad. Ringrctin. aher-
matis4a. Syr-iili.c Aaa hcrcgresi
Diseases. Diopsy. D. 'n.I-,
neialIfy. and. irfnl.i II
tompl lliutssri sit. liofa
VI ftrf az lmrrr-
ood.
Ihe popular lcli 81 % re ticot'' +
i,lltl u (. -l. ~. ESQ. u e. "a ec1EEation as tle
nlood. Tie particular purpose and virtue q this
SarsApafila Is "a parl0 eli fesll,l ~ ' ..aai
e-iioai whica ssaht h,slih n impossible in COZ
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ASSETS
Caeh, balante "a bslts, -oisss 30
B5nfs and Mortgages l1eius nls. Lion ga
Real Estate, worth al a4st u, 500 ot soe tJ2 ~
LoEns On Stocks, oayrbie on derretei.
lmara4t ~ uo % securities i95.hIs sc ls4G coo o.
Bsnk Ssossk, .E.sfsef value sosssS -
Un'tcd States Treasury Mo-, g. atAet
value, loi,s95 ~
Rrooklyn City Water Bonds 1880 90
North lTolifn state Bonds l-ArAet ysll ,soo 90
Missouri State Bosls.s slaer~st yslltl. l&,oc0 %
Real Estate No. 4 Val Silest, eas.Q5 ~
Interest Cue cn 1st Jauulry, lst', t0f
.al.ch s19.3pr ~ hes sirce been rcc'd. SI,1hS 81
B lRnce in ar.is of Agents ana in course
~ ftrs1Nsiissop fEou Area-s a 80 81
January loi WA..h IL ..a5 - isf s.ace
been rccrivrsif, - 400 -
Bllis Rrce'ynbla fior Iremia'ps On in-
land lteks. $3.50 20
her Property, Marcf4nsqea t~.4e, $3.50 q
Premiums due and uacollec.ti Foil
s.cs ,s-ue' si Ofre. go -
--------.
Iotsl, Sl.4s5.ses fi
CHARLES }. AAattN fsrSonsT.
Ar. wlLIAAHIu. yirr isssnEs1
.. MILLION SMITH, lsgrxs-r.'f
gJHN NoGEE, Aet7 Src'f
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t..s Ek6lJs. fosrssk
H E.ssIaaur = a-fI sa..erisr sfiiris -
E1FE. ~ a.I III 'i.tA 4ltfs. sarfaafed - -
s.fsf - s.a - Isse fhs ieatheF ~ - rilssis
Ntl ~ go.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
.Ayer's Ague Cure,



slersuiltoui Ftrsi, Q. rover spd Ague, keinilis
.efcvef. chm fcvef, Dumb Arus. Periodical Heat
ache. Or Blloos Beatashe, aud Bllhoas Re-
Ntfs. iateel flr The ~ae.l class II dis
eases or isnsting N hillary deratge-
naelL caused - he Aalagiao o.
Niasrisfic Cotrt1lea.
We are enabled hare 70 oier TIE community =
reinedJ which, wslile it cures the above oomIianis
with certainty. a. ffll PERFECTLY harmless n af1
Qghnuty. Srslia rencdy l. lnNsl1Ahle Ia tlstiicir
where tless alic'ing disorders prevail. Tbs 'curo
exrseis tho tlius1lsfic poiin fevT AM Asue ron
ttea-c y taken 81 the firsf rrrroaeb ~ fs preilof
hory symmon.s. A. not 1nl5 lhe uefi remedy c..-
yet distoxcfed lor Ia class 81 oosrrai1ia tat ais.
The rtsanesi. The iarge caauiity Wc snrrly f5r
toiisr rli.s itwlilig che rosch ~ ever l.g. s1d
Ia billions disfriefs where it,tf aid AErs tlttAiis
c-cryhody should have q tia ust it sresS bosh "a
oife eud Iroi1,tea. q sfeat superiority II "a,
renrif aser any other essf Discovered ior The kpC-
d. 4nl ogrtsin oi luielmiiirnts D. that a op-
tuus ae Quiuine or mineral. consequently IL pro'tn-
C 40 qusnIsm cr ether lnjsiipes elects whatever
ufon i.o constitution. ipae cured ~ y are Zen ~
y .4.iy - d. lhey had I.e,es ha1 ,lle dises4e.
Feter and AEnr s not aiont tiio tolselcence q ts
nissmalie poison. A gfea. ,ario, ~ disVrers arie
ldm 81. isiifail1n, among which arc
Nsu,.,i H. l,l,runs s.sn tsou' H'siacha, I.lunas-.
Ysotharhr, tarache, Cat.I4.i,. Asthma, Paint
iafion. Ia.nfnl Affection 81 aho spleoI, HyA.
q. .I.s. A. iu lu titn i,s lala. .,,oi.t. f1rnissIa
una Dtfarrcmcnt - tho s'oranct
Az of which, alca aflslnaiin, "a thls carfe put Gu
tts .ntefnitienf tsI~. cr become neriosiicai II
'Cuas s1i.e's abe poisoa ifel.4 the blood an1
rsfnfbtlY 'urs. lidm al alike. n = An intsluat
fieffeilag 90 illu r1fts and i.fsssl travelling ~
faf,orariis fss.iing la tho nAarirus districts. y
l..a- otl..4i irrai daily While exposed tls A.
fsst0r fisl vii ~ tAerrted fum the sssiem. III
...asi aatut1ui-le in ssf l'tnf quantity q f.scn
ltss si..r.a lfcI.e Do ~ more tAluatie t.r
iicn man slge, ed feN ~ e llt. sl1 ffi9f4
flisr.aiiffnis II they asaI a. selves of the lr,
..sir.l tDls remedy ecorls.
- rretafti - fn5 G. AYTif a CO.
lowell, Maasachtsrfs.
.fi o,.r sru.tics arc for saio ~ J 4. crsnsonss
H. ~ nos,sfalY, aa- - al Draeslzts n Tszrs.
N N.Hfr.
Hhshssle ~ kiixn Co. chelnnAu.
fIaI- q lrnf1 -pfaU
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

rru1lssta rvrzY noasiso 'escsrT sv7Dk5)
-k--
AzoDEsITT'S BUILDING
30. C5 WABASH STREET.
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Or f.s FfFTEEyTH sgR'-4gNC.ff Srf7E-
NAV ef ~ ,.ioani51 ~ Hc NOM NM
R1FtK coAP<Nl. 81 a. city II Aese le't,
ca IA - i43 ~ .issEtrs, lati.
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faFe NIN.1s- ~ A. ~ anF VilsfT i..a'l'
Es.D Tickets tia Pitts
burg.

M.NlAIae
% = yECtTTs. tFNtt
lls E.att frri1tfs ef sn tts.ffls's... "a. n.
fsafie.i ff.srl 81 lsAe.rtia. See Aerk nestaa -
tsitIenors. - nn1 frlat - fnr KsIirasi- ef Ohia
Ass ~ ~, 80. la,...si.. is-a. - A.ss-
sls f.nr.5lss,. f.f-Fa astsssse - rts
hrr.f eIth sftf-s - ~ ~ ,f fs'.fs 90 fs f.s
rtrtss -. ~ refs o- sks uffs. rd.f'arot. Ksn
ultfs. rennsefss ossat -riaa1. lriaals si.4Asirsi
Nis.,r>ie. tl.so1ff. k1ntaf. Arks1ses sni kf1 81
81 Al "a CiesTisst fatasly ssa C1issfs ~l|s
sfetnrTs is 81 feftE - iae 1tfia-H sra Ias.f
Nefhsrts alli >tlf Iers elsffulllrz - trsrs 80.
c.a sf snsft - lrette So s'1f 49,. ca fsiFss
s0I#te..t b. - Et<elIf ffarslt
rfif NATfs - Fi3i0lrT - 49, relia - 80
49, - fhe felnalTisaniA hsi ir9s1 "a ~ ffnra
A. isfoFanie A. - easirss'ef ossrf Eeilrrsf &C.
.aEtrs.
= p-rs;ssl.s - u-.ss r.sssrs, -. Pss..s,..,s.
AtGattH"
s.kEpt y -. .si,- -s.-.-
txKcA = o. "a ass ii>~t, = IN A.
"A II.arr - F|-FNftr
IattH q ttt ~ ef4f~ -. fser..
a. NefFfrcS'e--zfE frsIrl.E 49, 49,
ftINN iANtt fieE..ra - sar' 4. .llla..l,s -.
3. n NotPf osatiti f.krf s..Ts f--'i.s-s..,
& sf8kf EIozk stlhR.f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01

cfff -.s6t r-~se forETs ETzEzT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-01
JOB PRINTING
o. AL KISns.
NEATLY EXECUTED

RtAsoSA SABLE NATEs
aNr
W.T. D1 + y y. T 9 II
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=. DEGE a. CO

~ Scr fHE Ii.AcE
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q AlILION SMITH, sTrxsr,tf.
JOIN NoGgE. Asf- Src'r
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

z Carr. MEssE GER, our Provost Marshal,
made q descent, three or four days since, upon
the premises Of n Mr.. Ensley, who has been
very profase in devotion to the Union, since
our occupation here, and found several rifles,
muskets, sabres, and cavalry equipments.
which he had secreted, to aid in the rebellion.
Capt. NJ. seized the contraband of war, togeth-
Or with Mr.. E. and has them in safe keeping.
The premises of Mr.. Want, opposite DIR. Col
yer's residence, vas also visited, and eleven
bales Of cotton, rifles, pistols, and other con-
trabanti articles were found and taken care Of,
as well MS the person of Mr.. Want
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

eT On the morning of the day on whieh
Cen Banks army entered Charlestown. Va the
bank located there absquatulated. carrying Ell
nearly all the money belonging to the citiEena OF
the town and it's vicinity. 1t then made tracks
for Staun:on. as the thieves managing its eacaps
posted their money in the bank as the safaGe
place to keep it in these times, retaining in their
pocket. only confederate and other shinplast@rs
for immediate expenses and change. As thesa
IN the retreat of the rebel troops Immediately
lost their value, TIE people end themselves. with
few EXCEPTIONS. absolutely without a penny
with which to buy salt. sugar. iron. codee. and
other necessaries at the United States pricee at
which they could now purchase them had they
the " here~ iihal. ~+
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

st. Louis, Oh. Gen Pope's ofciai'
report says the canal cnt across.
the peninsular at New Madrid, through
which the steamers and several bargeD
were taken is twelve miles long, most
of it being through heavy timber,
which had to be sawed off by hand
four feet under water. The idea OF
this great and laborious undertaking
originated with Gen. Schuyler Halnii-
ton, and the work was performed by
Col. Bissell's Missouri Engineer Regi-
ment.
About two weeks ago Commodore
Foote, in telegraphing to the Navy
Department, said Gen. Pope intended
to make a transverse movement which
would astonish secesh on island No.
Ten. The fulfilment Of this predict
ion is already known to the country.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

~ Are our military friends awsse that
they are furnishing employment to tailor,
who returned to Newbern few months ago,
being fully convinced Of the business of the
rebel cause, and came back to cast his lot
among the people of the South? Having now
become convinced of the iny;ncibility oi
Southern arms" he is apparently strong
Union man II he is now sincere good will
he bear examination That is the question.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

BE CaREFgL WHAr YeU RELIEyB--There
are many cock-and-bnll stories in circulation
by disguised secessionists, of the ghoal-like
propensities ef some individuals, 10 violating
the sanctity Of the tomb Cor pilaage aud rob
berry, We have made diligent enquiry, and
fiud but one solitary casa. and the authorities
have arrested the man, put him in iroasr and
he will soon meet the reward due such sacri-
lege. The tomb has been repaired and yestor-
ed TO its former condition.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26

eW We are no advocate of Lynch law,
but we think that man, who would loai
around the wharves and buy up all the eggs
as they come in, at 20 cents dozen, and
retail them at 35 and 40 cents, would not be
unjustly treated, if he had a good feathery
coat presented him. Our eyes are on you old
chap, and if you persist in the detestable
practice, we'll give your name in full to ths
public. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Before the federal army occupied Newbern
eggs were sold at Is and 90 cents per dozen
We are bound to keep up an agitation upor
this speculation in articles of food, until th'
grievances are abated.
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26
HIGH POINT FEMALE SEMINARY
HIGH POINT. N. C..

THE SPRING SESSION. 1852, viii commence
Jan Is, with the same corps of teachers that gave
so general satisfactioR daring the FALL SESSION,
1861 The merits of the scooel snd the unusually
loo charges 70, board and tuition cause us to expect
a continuance of the liberal patronage We have been
CHARGES FOR 90 WEEKS, Board exclusive
of lights, $40; Tuiten. including Latin and French,
$40 to SIS; Piano or Guitar S2o
TERWS-Forty dollars in advance; the remain
der at the close of the session. Pupils admitted at
any time aud charged for the time they remain
Books furnished at peace prices Tor cash.
Address S. LANDER, A. NJ, Principal.
Dec 10, 1861, dSIw w
Newbern weekly progress., 1862-04-26
Nrwssss, ~. e., a1s. Rpril, 1855.

49, - NRwBERN, N. G., 21st April, 1Sb3.
S Ms EnrroR 1T is with pleasure rscord
the proceedings Of an interesting meeting that
took place on Friday evening last, the 18th
inst. T.>ere happening TO be some Of the nern-
bers of the old 25th Regt. p. ", in our regi
ment. ve saw fit to celebrate the first anni-
yersary of our entrance into Washington. So
upon the evening mentioned, just after Dress
Parade, we formed in line and headed by our
band, proceeded to the late residence Of Q Mr.
Miller-where one Of the rooms Of the house
was kindly placed at our disposal by Messrs.
Cross and Smith, who at present occupy the
house. Arriving in front of the house we
halted, and Capt. Wren stated the object o.
the meeting in short but interesting speech
The following preamble and resolutions were
then unanimously adopted, to wit:
Whereas, we, late members of the old 25th
Regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers, feeling
desirous to celebrate the anniversary of our
entrance into Washington City upon the 18th
day of April, 1861, hereby
Resolre,-That we viii form ourselves into
brotherhood 70 meet annually upon this
night hereafter, to keep alive an anniversary
so fraught with interest to ourselves
Resolced, That We shall long remember
this day one year ago-how dark and gloomy
looked the fu.ure--how perilous the times
but now the clouds have rolled away, the sun
appears and bright future is opening upon
u.s. The days Of secessionism are numbered
victory after victory crowns our arms, and the
Nations glory is about to be established.
Resolred, That having combatted with the
enemies of our country So long, we are deter
mined to continue in the righteous cause, un
til the last yestige of rebellion is rooted from
our sell, and treason blotted from our midst
Resolced, That a copy of these resolutions
be printed ia the Newbern Progress and
miners Journal"
Our band played several beautiful airs, wher
the party proceeded indoors, and partook o
some refreshments. Several toasts wer'
drank, among which were the following:
B, Capt. Wren" Our Country-may, sh'
} never suffer her rights to be traMpled upon
Music by the band Pluribus Unum."
Toast by Capt Gilmour-" Here's to tn
flag of many stripes and many stars, d--n tn
flag with three bars and few stars" lcheers.
> Song by Mr.. Hodgson-" The Sewing Ma
chime "-Clarionet Solo, by Mr.. David Downs
-"The Banks and Braes of Bonny Doom,
and the "Lea Rigg"
Toast by Lieut.. Gressang-" The 18th
April 1861 and the 18th of April 1862" MI
I sic by the Band" Yankee Doodle" Son
by Mr.. Slingluf-"My old Dad was bonn
wee man."
:, Toast by Lieut. Bowen" Massachuset'
u and her brave sons. who fell in Baltimor
: April 10th, 1861.
Music by the Band-"Polka Militair .
'e Song by Mr.. Garrett Mrs. Johnson" Chic
Other toasts were offered, other songs san
q and the band played other beautiful tunes
le until the warning notes Of Tattoo" bade !
le hurry back to camp. We passed delights
e7ening and will long remember the celebr
n, ton of our first anniversary. 4Sth T. V.