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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

DnD-Ai the hospital. Helena, Arkansas.
August 18th, JEssE F. WIKfxsox, aged 81
years. Of fux. He vas drummer in Capt.
Mos Company. 43d Regs ". Through
the kindness Of frieads the body Of the de-
ceased was brought home for burial; and
that loving. brave heart lies far from the
scene Of noise and strife in a sequestered
spot. where il viii peacefully repose ill
walked By the trump Of God TO a glorious
immortality. JEssE vas = member Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and letter TO
the bereAved mother from the Chaplain Of
the regiment bears ample testimony % his
exemplary character That he vas beloved
By his comrades in arms and his death keen
" felt. il a consolation to weeping friends.
But As looked into that grave and heard
the earth fall upon the coffin, thought Of
the buried hopes 50 long, 80 foudlY cherished
by that mother and only sister. aud the
cause Of this anguish seemed more terrible
than ever before. II.
RIIET TowSMF. Sept .. lisp.
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FRoN MONROE

Fr MoNRoK. Sept 2e-The flax OF truce
boat brought five families from Richmond.
bound North.
The Richmond Despatch OF Sept 25th,
SAYS our army : daily Increasing BY aces
sions Of strgglers and conscripts. Whatever
may be the intended movements Of Lee. be
: perlectlv successful IN keeping them con-
Concealed from our people, finds little chance
Of making IS way 70 he enemy
Up u Tuesisy last our piekess extended
q tie usighhorh0oi 80 Hsrper's Ferry. it
4 rot probable that the FEDERAL army vill
ATTEMPT % cross the Potonac against u At
present
Romn.y : occupied BY our Rangers
Five hundred Yankee, many Of them
sounded. are expected 90 arrive % day from
Gordonst.le II shey arrive n season. they
nav be included IN the namber OF released
prsoners that ve snail send % Aikeos
Landing TO-DAY
Or THURSDAY g Yankee prisoners arrived
srom Gorio1svilie. Including several con-
nissioned officers. Surgeons aud aefses-
The whole party -sll Dc sent homo n = fee
DAYS with - other Yankee civilians and oth
ers-
Twenty ose Yankee prisoners. oAptared
IN Nos \ Carolina. arrived Al Abbey Prison
YESTERDAY
The Despatch slso msatioDs the fact that
Abraham hss issued proclamation t. libsr
ate the sixvs-. bat makes 20 further com
uens OF The sseect
TIE nes7afch contAias an item from .
Texas paper dated sept Id. vhich says san
aoustca : alive vet and vel and living ou
his Ga honesss4d-
The Richroood Exsninsr ssys the pasiir
highsay N TIE valley Of ' EEinis FROM Va.
chester 70 Staentcn = crosded ~iik sasersa<
AT ~oanted soAfisrs. T.oor fellows ~ho we're
n TIE ssrrihls krhts 81 Sundsv. Noaixy .n<
Tae~aay, asd especially ~ he terrible fgh'
e werdesisy q hsi week They lefs ~
h.fsl. fel1 for home 81 tie bosTsls.. Az
were - -ess - pressea ard hsd 70 noos'
- p-oecrs sh<ir pss<x<e Ia = exoe>dingl,
pasnfzi An1 sorrorf1i - se< tbe<e poor. rag
ged I'D tesl-sora battle sc.rr~t hero>
tredxiar yearly ard lxnguidly sioax. Le
tA<z es looked sner ~ ooce- Tie an
pxp<r conPi<ins of fr~ss>xs failars q Sosth
era Mails. TIE sxsnine< also regrets ia
debates n ooaEre~ &C he coo>criPt'oa -
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FIoM CINCINNATI.

CISoIsSATI. Sept. 30.-Gen. Morgan len
Cumberland Gap. about weeks ago. with
all his forces. He = supposed TO be marching
in north eastward direction aud will strike
the OHIO somvhere about Portsmouth. he
brought away all his artillery and stores aud
blocked up the gap with stones 30 a. e
render il impassabls
Drafting takes place IN this CITY to-mor-
row
Care Preatice. soa Il Geo. ID. Prentice
Who was wounded IN the Aegnsia. XIV. fight
died to dAy
The Indianapolis correspondent of th'
Commercial ays that Buell. has been remov
ed and Gen Thomas assigned 70 his com
mand.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
IRON INDIANAPOLIS

IxpuSArolIs. Sept 3o.-The exhibition
at the SSAte Fair opened to-day. at ~ o.
clock. Everything thus far indicates that
the Fair vii prove = complete success
The display Of horses, cattle and sheep :
very fne. Among the former g the celsbra-
ted herd OF thirty Morgan horses. Owned by
Ns><rs- Dorsey Son OF Louisville. XIV.
The collection Of machinery Of all hind.
ard agricultural implements = also very
large and fine, and the Horticultural depart
nsnt has never been equsiled
Gov Nortoa viii review al the military
forces nor IN city under command Of colone
ozrrinxton. Tomorrow p ~ IA The rear o'
the Fair ground.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

sEThere ~lli &c grand rally OF the
IA: s1ndit onal Union men, without distinc-
ton Of party. at Bo~ling Green. on Thurs
day, October It'll Hons. Jos A. Wright.
ID ). Gooding. Daniel Mace. W. ). Smith.
Esnry Secre-t and German orator have
been invited. some OF whom have already
sgnified that they gill attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

sFCaps &. 4. Good~in la, commenced
recruiting a company Of t~ei,s months men
for the 5tth Regiment. which u 70 be reor-
gained at Indianapolis This y a fine OPP
portanity Tor those wishing short term OF
service. The field officers are 90 be men
~ho have seen service. and no better captain
can be found than Capt Goodwin.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

should be conducted in = way 20 influence
the public mind. II complains particularly
Of the speech OF Conrad of Louisiana, on the
subject. and adds that the word States means
much more than Is implied IN Conrad's limi-
ted lexicon States hre not political organi-
cations. the are sovereignities.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

DIrD-Ye- terday morning. Sept. 5osh. At
o'clock, sARsH MAaiA. daughter o. Calvin
and Jane r. Cohen The funeral services
will take place at the residence OF the parents
to-day. October Ist. a. l O'Clock. 4 \.
The friends are invited TO attend without
further nstice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

CiScrxssrf. Sept. 80
Flossr steady with far dedn.nd At -. 10
Gals for eurerfue Sf.20la$,<o for extra.
ara a.. 5o&s.ss fos ssnly ard fancy
West ! - GOOD re4sess Il -ots-sc see
red and 1891 20 foE ate
Corn frner We ssose shellsd Al "a
sac; and ear 90 -
Oats - 70 ss9<ec for nsr.
RE = dell a. Sc
Barley bed 81 clio for prime
WHISKY firm ~ -.
Noshing aoax n provissons Prices con
inallv unchanged
Grccercs fru-
Geld Gle. sslss< iS<- Demand 1ote'
lse prsnszn- These are tie beyins rates
ErrhHags steady 81 Ne. discozss and Ne
p<szisn-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

stolen from the subscriber. living in Hon
ey Creek Township, on the night Of the 23d
inst. LIGHT BAY HORSE. ak years
old. I5's hands high. both hind feet white.
scar on left h.p IN the shape OF \ small
-car on left fore leg back % knee.
| will give the above reward for the re
turn OF said horse
d2twlt HARVEY JACKSON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

an candidate for the Office Of Treas
gse Nigo County AZ the October election.
JOEL II. KESTER.
IN and1ate for the State Legisla-
tsre, a the October election
J W. KEMP
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
HARVEY JACKSON


r. Ladies and gentlemen. now Is the
time to get your Pail and Winter wear COL
ored and oleaned. Having improved and en-
larged our dye-house and finishing tools. we
are prepared To DO any kind Of work il our
line-not to be excelled in tho western
cities. s. G. REINERS & SON.
East Wabash =. bet 9th u. 4 canal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

NoIsCE.-Nsntsd Immediately
4 49, sst8s u.nt coz-ss-s ~-a 80
$50 -s<-> 81 - rf-sa
n o. oak
Tsrrs-Hs<s.. Asx ~. isrs-e.s-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

~ A few more recruits wanted imme-
diatsly to I'll up Company b. list Regiment
The sane advance pay. premium and
bountv allowed a. paid the the present
nenbers OF the regiment Apply at Camp
Dick Thompson. =. b. ALLEN
Commanding Company.
sept30. ls62ivtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS

CAnnraz BoY.-We want goOd. active
boy to deliver our Southern Route On
yell acquainted with that portion Of the city
preferred.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

rEN DOLLARS REV ARD
u ssraTrz fu-n - sas@rfse~r. a~l-x ~ rsr~~-
Haatr - - AS tsv - Aerast. 80 ~Aite tsrffs
- - .rss "a tAsza SO ysa-s - r<szs 80 80
s-n.li - - Tke eatI.s 49, terz ~crtr9 1870.
- 49, a. a. tussn1r1 - f<~f o. = 49,
- 49, kest a. ne<k.
n serxs rs~trt - - & - - - - -
- rsuru A. - - - kCrf.
so = t-s. ~ srt,~f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

Subscriber. owing this Office wool. aud
Others wishing 70 pay their subscription IN
that way. are requested 70 bring i in imme
diatsly-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

~ All those who want beautiful Silk
HAT. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one OF the Home
Manufacture, which make myself; there
fore I can warrant all hats bought of me-
have a fine assortment 81 French Beaver,
quality. and Of all colors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment Of Wool
Hat. Of all colors. ranging ia price as low
a. fifty cents.
7 II LOWEkRE. Practical Halter.
Succe.sof % J. e. YATES.
m27 a. Cor. Fifth. aud Main -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

sF Sold EUTysehre-by
Anwnotrs.Is DsroeEsrs IN the large cities.
some Of tie
Wholesale Aoenfs IN Nen York CITY.
shleselln Brothers q Co Harsl, Risley Kitchen.
B. A FAhnsssoek, Hal Bush, Call q Robinson
ABAD. Sands Co. ycKi.onA Robeins-
James q Aspinvsl Y. c. wtils Co.
Norgsn AIlsn ISplle Nar,h GsxdrG
Hall, RnCkel A CO. Hall, DIXON &c.
Thomss Fuller CoErsf For-
r D. orvis.
Pklsdelphis, PennsyIranis.
Tw DyostA Co Roht shoemsksr = Co.
=. A Pshnesso<k a c.. French. Richards = Co.
A<D orxsss
Beaen, Mass.
Gee. c. soe.s-tn &co. w.skss POsl.s.
" =. Barr a CO. John wnsoo. II
1sp orrrss
Al.o. al w.osxs.E. D.c~s<rs a.
Chicago, us.
ST LOUIS. No.
Detroit. Mich.
Louisville, Ky,
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
BufAlo, y. Y.
prss.isss srosers, stsrss.sp<rs sss Rsssssss.xs.-
orally n al counfry To-s..srs vilss~
Insh.
UNITED STATES,
Tsrre- Aawse, Ind,
sol<ty
THOMAS II. BARR,
A. ~ Ne D--xEssts. sso~sssspsss az nss4i,s
reaSrsIly.
oAcoesT.s Dxxlxss e4z ortss sesFs-
Or s1<rs~s sr1<-s es-~<4-fos Prs>~s, ferns. ke
IL esssres. - 500 ~ fise3l cirrsisr. rvfrs -
s.<sc Yrsra~l -
HENRYR OoSTAR
r.zs.n ps-~-ss - prsss-s, ss-rsss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

"Cosiar's" Rat. Roach. 81 EriuminaiOg.
"Cosfar's"
"Cosfar's" Bed bug EIfeymin0fOr.
"CosfaTs
"Cosfars" Electric Poirder. for Inseots, &c
II 95c zoe, AID 81 90 Boxes. Bottles aud Hasks,
and Is Sizes for Plantations, ships. Boats.
Hotels. etc. etc
CAUTION II! To prevent the public hon
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly Perrs
csons limitations. new label has been prepared
bearing Fac-Simile Of tho rroprietors signature -
Examins each box, bottle, hask carefully sefor'
purchasing. and take nethisg but "eostar,s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

Racnrfrs WASrED.-Twenty men are
wanted 10 al up Co T.. fist Regiment In
diana Volunteers. The Adjutant General
has ordered the same advance pay and boun-
" TO volunteers 10 al up the Regiment, a.
the Regiment received when organized.
Apply at Headquarters Of the Company
At Camp Dick. Thompson.
A. j. WEIGH.
T.. W. PECK.
HITCHCOCK
Terro Hauie. Sept %. 1852. div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

~ Geo Hahermeyer n Co have opened
their Oyster Saloon, opposite the Post Office.
where they will continue 10 serve up the
same Oysters for which this Saloon has been
famous Ia years past.
Sept 2sdiw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

Operations oshd srtunllfe all Othsrsl are
Pre- from Poisons."
'Not dangerous TO the Human Family"
''Rss. do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their holes 10 de-
They are the only Infallible remedies known"
III years and more established In New York CttT. I"
rsed blythe City Post once.
iced blythe City Prisons and station Houses.
Used bs--the City Steamers. Ships. &e.
Jssd ~, he City Hospitals. Aims Houses. se.
ICED bylhe City Hotels, listers, ~. Nicholas 40
J'sed blythe Boarding Houses. a. a.
ICED by-more than 60. 600 Private Families.
a. See one or ftro Specimens 81 aeAGf Il Fiery.
.rAere said ~ fAe PeoJSe-- Ef6oys- Dealers. &c.
H0UsEKTRPERs-trouhi with vsrrnin need BE-
no longer. If they CosrsE's' Exterminators.
cost IS would have H. We had tried poisons,
but they effected nothing; bat 'CosrAR's' article
knocks the breath out Of Rats, Nice, Reaches, and
Bsd-Bugs. quicker than write ~. IL h in
great demand all over the country. Medina o.
6dsetfs.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nuald In Grant County by vermin, than would pay
fer tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer Lancaster
INis.l Herald.
tfREyR rR. CAs7AR--we ere selling your pre-
parstions rapidly. wherever they hsve been used,
Rats. Mice. Reaches and Nermin disappear rapidly
"a Ecxss srorrrrs Druggists, Windsor Nd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

~ Leather being the sois of trade and
the pTeserver Of the human understanding
| would respectfully suggest to my friends
and patrons that IL viii be 20 their interest
to call and see INV new stock. a, No. i42.
Main street. l.. A. BURNETT.
T. S.-Wool. Hides aad Furs wanted
sepisdim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

hNNhA1 AMI tt tNbAls
EsfrY d., fer srf,ciss sfsrAibst,sa.
rtfSnAN-t.00 "A
C,usea. premium on rackiag horse. under
.rslle nearest - foaS minutes
Facing horses under saddle OF harness
nearest ~ 10 minutes.
Entry Zee 81 each. the sum Of the eutry
Zee. 70 be constituted The premium 70 be
awarded
WEDNESDAY,
Arrangements Of Committee books. sp-
polntment Of COMMITTEES AZ 10 10 ~
Examination Of farm products. fruits.
towers. Manufactured articles. &c
Examination Of heavy drAft horses AID
breeding cattle. Ataoo p n Me-srs. Don
sslson Gilbert ~iil perform sone wonder
fal symnassic feats on the sighs rops.
Al 500 n. citizen. Purse-hcr-ss IN
h.sness .slngisl nearest to 80 minutes.
horses (deaele teams, "a harness nearest 70
N minutes.
katry Zee same Tuesday.
THURSDAY.
Horse. Tor general purposes. rrosii <
and rssiag hours. Kxsn.asfioa 81 jacks.
,ennets and mules. osea ard steers. Devon
cattle. -sseP. &e
TIE celebrated Rope wsles -il give an
sxhieinoa ef -aIkiag IN the air -hesliax .
hsrrou. a. o'e,sel r.n
cssinsn- preuiun. , o.cieck x-os
horses IN harness o. unasr ss.i.ils f.sts~.
tssss trottins. Eatry sss - o.
A. 10 o'elock a n. fie.,nr k.scA
FRIDAY
Centinn~d sxamiaAtiea 81 Nschln.y. AZ.
sscalsaral anA NsoAxnscsi yroaaes.. a.
Trotsinx and r.cisg hcrse.. II "a o'eleel
As.
s~s<p~sAkes On hor>ss. a. e'eieek ? :
Cstsrezs Prsniun-s..esirE horsss usds
s@sdle. f.-ss~s uns. Estry ZEE =. 90
Ats o'eioek p n. srisi u sadie Her-e
The nssnisrens hsna q ne issA [
IzfAstry. I'll - - sts~sAssos aarias We.
ss~iAy. Tharpasy An4 Friday
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01

Fos me LEsIsLkrURE.
WILLIAM COATS
JOHN II. BARR.
FoR sHKRIFT.
SAMUEL CONNER.
Foa TnEssUasn-
". :. DURHAM
Pos CorxrY C0NSIssIoSrr.
BENZ. McKEES.
WM. BROWN.
FOK CoEoSEE.
J. @. ADAMS
FoK COUSrY SURvEYoE,
CHRISTOPHER DEMOREST.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
FIRST DAY-MoNpAy

SrArs FAia.-Ths officers and Executive
Committee Of the state Hoard attended At
the Fair Grounds this morning and put the
business machinery Of the exhibition IA mo
ton. Eairy clerks we're on hand and some
entries we're made In the Stock Department
during the morning Most Of the stock and
article. will be brought ia this afternoon
and TO morrow Entries can be made until
Tuesday morning.
The exhibition will not commence gill
Tuesday morning. and the grounds will not
be open 10 visitors until nine O'Clock a. N.
The Executive Committee has ordered
shat the committe. ON plougss be directed.
ON Thursday OF the Fair, To make test OF
the value and quality Of competing plough~,
by an actual trial Of the same ON the same
field
In the Afternoon many additions were
made % the entries. and IN the evening the
prospects we're good for very creditsole
exhibition. though IL viii not exceed that Of
I-e0. when the country VAS N more pros.
r~rous condition A beautiful steam engine
vas brought upon the ground late IN the
evening and viii be put in motion on Tues
d. Il iur' hes the power for Power Hall
FURNACES are being built for making Sorg
h.a, molasse.. and evaposators ard nills m
Arris
The ds-niay Of horses. cattle aud sheep,
I'D. fair g. % excellent. while there vii b
better -how u fruits than At any previous
exhibition.
The following IS the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-01
pgvARK OF couyrERFrrrs

pHvARR OF cOrE fERPRiTs
sss tast ne ssl.tars = g. JACKSON.
% ne srspp~f q esck bottle
pTfn<fpai oE,c. All Hsn1fsctory, ~. cal Ara
esrs.t JONES EVANS.
rss. s..-ar. . c. n. JACKSON a CO.. Propri.ss.
sSFos .sis ~ Drsssss. ar Dealers svssy.
~ksrs. 49, -
IL COMMUNICATIONS Ha1ts.
j HkEHFxIzOCI-sa
AK TEk--Nio1istcrs
ssps 55-tss~-siy
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
Sent 10 the Workhouss.

Alfred Pugh was arrested in<Ieorgetown last
Wednesday, by Officer Harper, and sent To the
workhouse for drunkenness.
Granderson Bell, arrested In the First ward
by Oficer Mansfield, was taken before Justice
Drury, and fined % for disorderly conduct, In
default OF payment Of which he was sentenced
TO the wOrkhOuse.
Rezin Trundle, u vagrant, was arrested in
tho same ward, and disposed Of in the same
manner AZ above.
Lewis Weldon was also arrested AZ vagrant
by Oficer Steele, Of the Third ward, and sent
to the workhouse for 90 days by Justice Thomp.
son.
Sergeant Richards. of the Fifth ward, arrest.
cd VIM. Hutoheson for disOrderly conduct, who
fned $5.94, In default of payment Of which,
he was sent to the rogue's home for sixty
days.
0fioer Carraher, Of the Seventh ward, also
arrested I. ThurstOn, who seemed to have no
other occupation except being drunk and sleep.
Ing In the streets. Justice Stratton sent him TO
the workhouse.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
pEHsrop orIICE. JUNE 9. 1901.

10 Az MHoH II ElY corvxait
Application hsy.s hsss .ess g. J.dsr , ths g.
s.iSsd Ssi.in % S which q: sisssd 8 have bses 10
o. destroyed notice hereby Gysn that, At the daa
iOlloxins tas DESCRIPTION n sseh .e,,rsnt. \, A. nss
jsction should theu appear.
william s.rs Ms,iS. Va isA A@ssy sils.Ss,S S, S..S
Allen starr deceased, private of Captain Tripisns
company, First Kentucky volunteers, (war with
hsE,oS S.,sd ed AE ,sss-Ass.ss isc
March, 1866, 10 the name Of Reuben Hartman, and
wss granted July !, 1sss-Augu.t ., lsos.
Msvoh, 1855 IN the % name % of villa. Brassstt M sn%
was granted December 70, lsse-AaG.Na 1852 .
No. le2ls, for 100 acres, issuea under The act Of
wss granted April %, isb2-Augast ., lsos.
March, 1850 IN the name Of Eether, widow Of Joseph
Rccswell, . and wss granted June 20, 1sde-Aueust
No. 20 l.l, for lo ao-es, Issued under the cot Of
psy and w.. sstsd
No 23s,7, for 100 acres, issued under the sot Of
BemPus, and was granted October 70, isbS-Aususi
No il, $50, for 100 acres, i,susd under the 10, OF
Benjamin W. Brookhouse and was granted septem.
ber ., lsbb-Aususts ., 1852,
No; las, for i9o sores, issued under the .ot Of
granted April rs, ls6S-August 0, iso9
No. ~ s2t. for 1870 acrts, Issued under the act Of
March, 1865, In the name Of Elizabeth, widow Of
John Gardner, and was granted October =, 1856
NJ. Hsio, for 100 acres, b sued under the 20, Of
Hssh'' sissa and "'' granted January 's''-Ausd''
No. 1885, for 40 scres, Issued under the act Of
| September, 1850, In the name Of duy Hober, and
wss granted October 81, lssl-August ., 1852
No. IS 926, for 20 acres, issued under the act Of
September, 1860, 10 the name Of Conteut, widow Of
Elias Smith Jun, and was granted jane -, ish'-
No. o. $50. for 40 acres, Issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the name OF George Sherman
and was granted July 20, ls53-.Augusto . 1852.
NO. 6,l12, for 1s0 acres, Issued under the act oi
March, 1855, In the name OF Abigail, widow Of Levi
Morse, and was granted September IL, ls65-August
No. H. s33, for 10 acres, issued under the not oi
March, 1856 10 the name Of Cynthia, widow Of Cur.
din Hatchins, and was granted November, 20, 1850
No. 7s sos, for 100 sores, Issued under the 20. o,
March, 1885, in the name Of Timothy r. johnson
No. 81 1865, for 100 scres, (sct Of ilth February
1917 ID favor Of Edward Martin, Of Capt. Browns
Il company, battalion Of Mormon volunteers, In the
war with Mexico October 81, 1909
No lOO,7 ,74o, for l60 acres issued under the aot Of
| March, 1856, in the name Of Abigail Joy, former
wiaow Of ChistoPhemr m Grant, and was granted Ma'ct
No, S0,O97, tor 100 acres, Issued under the act Of
March, 1855, in the name Of Amos Barrett, and wa,
i granted May 10, ls6S-October II, 1892.
No 70 43s, for ls0 acres, Issued under the ret OF
March, 1856, In the nameIof John Benjamin and wa
/ granite d December IS, lS57-October II, 1882.
JOSEPH th,:Et,j
/ ComuniasiAnAs
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
TO AQUA CREEK
AND
r L ~ Il Y POIN IL
The Potomac Steamboat Company

WILL dispatch a boat from the foot of Seventh
w street, Washington, every morning, (Sundsyi
excepted At six O'Clock, for Acquia Greek, stepping
at Marburys Landing. Returning, will leave 40
quis Creek every day, (suudays sxcsptsd) at i
O'Clock p IN.
In connection, q freight boat will run every day
For freight and passage, apply on board the boats.
On Saturdays, the boat leaving al six O'Clock In
the morning will extend her trip to Piney Point
and principal intermediate landings Returning
leave Piney Point at sight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Acquia Greek, 81. Round trip, %
Fare to Piusy Point, 81
For freight, or passage apply TO freight agents on
the wharves.
Washio OF gton, June II, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-07-25
DY ". l.. WALL u co.. Auceionssrs,
u Successors to WALL a. BAAHARD,

pY W. l.. WALL. u CO.. Aucti0nssrs,
ID Successors to WALL 4 BAlHARD,
South cor6er Penn. w and Ninth street.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE lMPROv.
ED PROPkRTY.--By virtue Of deed Of trust, duly
made and recorded In Liber J. A. s.. No. III folios
1ss ct SEQ we shall proceed TO sell at suction, to
the highest bidder, on the premises. At O'Clock, y
m, on MONDAY, the 2sth day Of July, A. D., 1862
the following property, viz:
Lo; Numbered nineteen, (l9) In square numbered d
hve hundred and sixteen, (5l6,) with the improve
nents thereon, consistng Of nye small brick houses
The property 10 situated on street north between
Fourth And Filth streets west
Terms Of Sale One. third cash; the residue In six
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser to give
notes for the deferred payments, bearing int
from the day Of sale; deed given and deed ofust
required to secure the payment OF the notes. All
convey ancing st the cost Of the purchaser.
II the purchaser should fail TO comply with the
terms In i've days after sale, the Trustees reserve
the right TO sell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defauting purchaser, by advertising the SAME
three times In the National Istsiiioeaoer.
ALFRED SHUCKING,
ANTON EBERLY, Trustees.
W. l.. WALL CO.,
jy T-2sw&ds AuctiOnesrs.