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rebels, troubling Us only BY = few shells. and
NE were falling back 10 Ceftreyille.
FrAnklin's corps was between Store Bridge
and Centrc,ille, aud Summers corps betwee
Centreriile and Fairfax Court House. pass
ing on with great speed TO the assistance Of
Pope. The day is probably adverse to us.
bat the battle Was % be renewed on Sunday
morning with heavy achievements.
II Is believed the whole rebel army under
&c has joined Jackson. by way of Through
fare Gap. or by Aide Gap
TIE above account was CLEANED b. the
Tribune correspondent from Capt. Fish
A lster account says, Judging from reports
from officers. the panic Ia MeDowell's LET'S
wing Was not very serious
A line OF soldiers was drawn up at Z o.
clock Sunday morning 10 stop straggless. but
none had a. qearsd.
Our camgl we're then seen on The bill this
side Of Cen.erville. Another correspondent
SAYS. McCi31an's aud Burrside's and Popc's
armys are TOW in fall CO operation. Com.
plete success i looked for. every confidence
is felt at the War Department. Halleck's
Head Quarters and the White House.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

sFtCiAL TO cf. LOUIS DbNockAr.
MEMPHIS. Aug, 2s.--A number Of persons
who have been calculating to visi, the North
we're arrested Yesterday By The Military
committee.
Gen. sherman has issued orders 10 the
Board Of Trade Committee. PROHIBITING the
importstions and sale by all persons, of ms,
ammunition sat and sat meats. except up
on prOcurmeut OF permits for that purpose
also. dealers are to keen system account of
amount of goods received here, and the
disposition OF the same. Their books are M
all times to be kept open to the inspection of
the Provost Msrshals. Dealers in arms and
medicines endeAvoring to get the same out
side Of the federal lines. are to DO arrested
and condemned TO suffer the extreme penal
~ ~ military Law.
Charles DeHart was arrested yesterday by
the pckets with mail bag destined for the
Coniederacy. lie styles himself an inter-
national mail agent.
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According 70 a., sf coarrsss. pa-ssd July
lsth. lsc2. granting pensions to Ofieers and
soldiers o. their heirs. the following rates
wete es;ab'ishe.i. VIZ For total disability
Of Lieut. Cclc-ei. and al cfcrrs Of higher
raak. 5000 y<r nonth Major. SIS 20:
Captain. So 90: Firs, Lieut.. si7 On: second
Lieut. 1900: and non-commi~.icoed ofsc>rs.
musicians. and prisstes. $50 per moosh.
Ia csse any OF The ADORE named has died
siree the ssh Of March. i-si. er shall here
AFTER lie by reason Of any wound received.
or disease contracted While in The service
ani ia the line Of duty. his widow. Or. II
there be no widow. MS child or children IN
der is wears 81 age. OF. " he leave no wid-
on. cAsld az children. thea n he has Jeff q
widowed mother vho ~ss der>nden, upon
him Cor support. N -hole or IN part. she
vii "a entitled 70 recsive such pension. In
case there be no widow. child or ehilaren. %
widowed mother. then the orphan SISTER er
sisters. II there be say. sAall recese such
.psussoa. Ppr further infsrmssicn sppiy 10
ne undersigned
J. II. MOORE. Gains Aseat.
Terre Haste. Ind
Sellisfs Hack ray. Bcensy. Ac. COZ
icclel j. n. n
.rr.,~1lw
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FROM WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The following aro
among tho causslites at the recent battles.
Col O'Copner. 81 Wisconsin. reported
killed; Maj. May. 10Th Infantry. renorted
killed !: Col. Cantwell. SID Ohio. killed:
Lieut.. PET. Co. +. 6lst Ohio. wounded In the
thigh; Col. Gavin. Eth Indiana. musket bali
trough the right breast: Capt. Robinson. 7th
Indiana. knocked down and bruised.
WARRINGTON. Sept. l-Despatches received
from Fairfax C. r., seven mile faom Center.
vile state that no firing has been heard up
to IL o'clock to-day.
and they we're in favorable postum for
joining Popes army.
GRANTS HEsporARrKRsl
WASHINGTON. Sept
To Ma, Gen. Hsiieek;
0Ex-Thc following despatch Is received
from Bolivar, Tennessee
Col. Hogg. in command OF the 10Th and
Syth Ohio Infantry and some cavalry. was
attacked by about 900 rebels Yesterday
Our troops behaved we'll. driving the enemy.
Their loss Is over 100. Our los Is killed
and wounded. Col. Hogg being one Of the
number.
(Signed.) L. s. GRANT.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
WARRINGTON. Sept. l.-General Taylor.
wounded in the recent battle. died last night
at Alexandria, at the residence Of Mr.. Cor
coran, which has been taken for hospital.
The grounds viii accommodate 5000 tents
and other houses In the town will be occu-
pied for similar purposes
Surgeon General Hammond is the onlv
one at present having authority TO grant
passes 10 the army lines on business con
nec.ed with the wounded. Hundreds Of
physicians from Pennsylvania and other
States. arrived hero to-day. all of wohm
were sent on. Our citizens have already 70
sponed to the request 10 receive the wound
ed in their houses.
The officers principally OF the new regi.
mems have 50 thfonged our hoteIs acd other
places for some days past tho Proves Guard
yesterday, took occasion 20 make an arrest
Of fAcm
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FROM LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Sept. The following proc.
lsmaiion Was issued BY the Mayor, to DAY:
In conformity with the resolutions passed.
this morning, | call upon the citizens OF
Louisville 20 meet In their respective ward.
Tor the purpose Of completing their enroll.
ments.
The citizens are requested to report the
number and character Of srms in their poe
session.
Captains Of Home Guard companies now
organized. wili likewise report the number
Of men and arms nov In their possession
All citizens who are able 10 bear arms who
fail or refnse 70 report themselves for On
roIlnent Tor the protection Of ther homes
and hresides. viii be look ed upon .. som-
mon enemies:
All reports viii be made ~ Col. Thoma.
". Gibson, al 10 o'ciock. "a instant, or ~
soen thereafter ~ possible, be having been
empowered nv the Government % take
charge Of the home forces Of this city.
Signed J. n. DELPHI. M.yor.
GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
~ I. Janes y. Robinson. Governor Of the
Commonwealth Of Kentucky DO hsrebs au-
thoriss Thos. W Gibson 10 organize and
bring into the field all the able bodied ssen
"a taT WHY ~ @faft~ tu tu4 tltf o. l<0u1-
Vile.
Signed J.F. ROBINSON,
Governor Of Kertrtky.
The public archives ~sre removed from,
Frankfort and ope million dcilars Ia treasure
from banks a, Richmond. Lexington and
frankfort arrived here to-day. Gen. John
W. Fnren AdJs Gen. Of Kenturkv has e
tab.ished his Headquarters IN Louisville.
The city isin blaze Of excitement % right
c.irens are enrolling themselves and s.kins
Ersaf prepzrAtioas
The oorrespopdca; Of the Journal writes
That the rebel Morgsa and his band leit clss.
gov AZ four o 5iock Saturday Whist there
they destroyed al The Indictments Cor sss nsou
returned By The Grand jury st their lee, tern
Of Cours. oser loo IN number. Tbsy mn-
a.sfsd records Of The Court. 20 that no trace.
CT indictments are Isff. They sole horses
mules and ether property Of Criou ues.
ne ss'sxnpa . 10 opsntion 70 Nashville
again
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JAMES Hirg. CAP,

A bt,l ssSnAa Monday Indianapolis
Josfssl ssys "Col Cauing,cn. upon receipt
Of Yesterday Kentucky dispatches. went AZ
once 10 Camp Moron. with the corps Of
mastering. disbursing AID pay ofIicef. nos in
the city. and tae Ssth aai ss,h Regiments
we're mustered. paii and moved OF before
We weas - pres. The New Albaes fegi.
meal as mustered FRIDAY. he Madison Fex
.uasnt SATURDAY. AMI tie colen~i started tn
oiteers upon an extra train ler gerre Haute
l..s sseaiag. q muster mi ply tAe 18Th
regimeut. - day
Governor No 1sea started a. uson hy
.pesssl train Zoe keatncky
Adicsaas General Noble aud Geaersi i.s,s
we're omaipresens, IN sheir preparations. ,nd
al he departments were fally az 20 evcrv
re.4ai~ition
- moves Indiana
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FROM ARKANSAS.

HELENA, Ark. Aug. -.
Mo-. Gen Hsiieek
To day. for the first time. letter from
Gen. Lee, e ;. A. dated near Richmond.
2nd inst fell under my observation. charging
Brig. Gen. @. n Finch with having murder.
cd in cold blood two peaceful citizens /
have no claim to the title, being any thing
but plain Colonel. but am doubtless the of.
ficer alluded TO. Some Journal iauded me,
during the late White River expedition. for
the alledged hanging Of two hostages. Gen.
Lee ccDsures me for the same supposed act
The praise and censure are alike undeser
we'd, and the charge in both cases. without
the shadow of foundation. In fact, however
much many Of them may have deserved diff
fercnt treatment, not man was killed BY
the troop under my command. except in fair
action. am very Respectfully your obedi
ent servant.
(signed) q y. FITCH,
Col. 10th Ind. Vol. Com. Brigade. late White
River Expedition.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

blenker states in card that be is not livin.
on bis farm as reported, but remains here
waiting for orders.
WASHINGTON. Sept. There lie concur
rent testimony as to the fact that Col. fetch
er Webster was severely IL not fatally wound
ed. Hc was taken from the field BY four Of
his men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

sF Oficers and other Wishing 10 par
chase swords. sa-hes. belts. pistols. Bengal
bat trimming. ersuiett.. numbers. letters. or
any other article In the military line. will
consult their iateres, by calling at the e.
adjustment Of L A. Chess. No 81. Wabash
street. Swords at ell prices from $40 up to
500. Goods warranted a. advertised. A
long experience enables them TO buy =, the
lowest prices. and eel accordingly.
sac26llm
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PROM PHILADELPHIA.

fsrLApExyHrA. SEPT i-Ths Msv York
Tnosns rscor< Of The s>coDd battle Of puil
Ban prodacej he Er<asess sxriteasns n skis
city o. beng psbiisbst On he ssisesis oosris
N zone e&sss altsrczf;oas ocrrrred b<sween
TIE excit>d frs>nds and oFpoasnfs OF Gen
Ncciellen- Al sbouf noon The Tnb1se dss-
patches we're tora from the board. o. M
fcrnsfio1 being rsc<ivsd hat The Govern
ners lad ordered Ne Tssh-~s ~E-~s- -
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Night Dispatches.
FROM cIScISSATTI

CINCINNATI. Sept. - Lexington. Ky,
vas evscustsd this afternoon Our troops
falling back on Covington
All Government stores we're removed 10
Louisville At O'Clock TO night.
The Lexington operator closed the once.
ssying. Kirby Smith had appeared In the su-
burbs and demanded IN surrender Of the
city. which VAS complied with by the eiti.
zeus.
There - n good deal OF excitement here.
bot preparations are making 70: the defense
81 the city.
oen. Les Wallace ba. assumed command
Of the troops here
Regiments are arriving and en- roste.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

% DrstuhE tom 'ss'ohef HOOK ohcc
Vas besieged yesterday from early morn till
eve. by an immense crowd. anxious 10 ascer.
tain Il they were e. SUBJECTS for military
duty After careful examination by the
GovoF....at Physician. Il ~as found thai Of
those Who came forward about two-t thirds
only were ea,siei 10 certificates Of cxemp.
ton The COMMISSIONER aud his deputies
will continue ~ session from "a, e. DAY until
all cases are disposed Of
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

MAAAisD In rerre Haute. at tie resi-
dence Of Vim. Lockwood. on the 3lst inst.
by the Rev. Dr. Jewett. Mr. FRASK VI. RrbE
TO Nies SALLIr CoLIaNKE. OF Cincinnati.
Ohio.
In ~ Louis. al the Everett House. on the
9TH inst, BY the Rev DR.. Anderson. Mr..
AraEar $. KsLLooe 70 Miss CLsRs r.
4A4xEs, both Of Terre Haute.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

- sc IN DIN o. the "Silver Greys'
on FRIDAY is-i q vas unanimously agreed
that u would no, be precedent 10 LEI The or
ganizaiion run down and that those who have
enrolled ihemse!ses 70. the protection aud
safety Of eur city. be requested TO be psne-
ta,l IN their attendance. az we have nov a
drill master appointed who = cspahle Of in
stsucslng in the drnl
The drills will be held GA TUESDAYS aud
Erids, Al o'clock p IN.
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IRON PHILADELPHIA.

fmLAprlsuis. Aug. ~ "A special de-
spstch from Washington TO Fornsy's Press
says. Generals faf~s +. Ds.agra and Tower.
are slightly wounded Col keliz. I'D Pa,
l.le... Coz Me-. e7.i Ia Col O'Con.
ner, - Mich capt FrAlc.s Shcllasiiu. l2th
Pa. Reserves. were all killed
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Honey, Bounty
Land.
Us. DANALDSON. Notarr Pub.

.. DhNhkDbON, NoAF' IuD-
A(s ue. Collector. Claim Agcsl &C. Ae-. sasrs
az services 20 the uoic. espseia.'y - tbos. ~hs
ease been Connected vita The xtsry service q ~
United sts'es, and Who map have any cisin sss.nss
- .eDcrai ooveTnms1I- Ne will Arrange. ssrw srd
and successfully pro~~cute al valid claims 90 rsssss-
able charges, and - rapidly - the business cen b
dispatched before the proper of.crs at WashinsL
Having Trs rrAns ezpe-tence and prsctSc> herein,
xsd The aid of old odsoeT q he 8, s-A Owen
cannot Tall Ia bstng sueesssu sfth ell Legal eisss
.heshsl Cor PENSIONS. BouSTr Monty 81 LAM
WAkRANTB.
HALF-PAY rKNnoNs-TAs widows. or N ~
widows. the Children under sists~p year, a sse 81
Officers and soldiers Of the present Or any prsv,oaz
gar, ubb have died or been killed while In The sss
"ss .r ,, entitled rsx 70 asf-r.y P.s.loas.
who are disabled by reason Of wounds received 10
isesss ooou acted While In the service and In IN
line % duty a. ssoidier. 81 any period. are uus
70 Invalid Pensions.
LAND wARRANTs-An Who served Il dAys
n, n ths past % the United etsses 90 oss d.
Ls1sis. are entlted 60 leo acres Of Lssd. N esss
issth, the widow and Minors are snutlsA
w,UNTY MOSEY-Tbe heirs Of ali solzl.ss 90.
hs volunteered during the present vsr ~ uss-
y. during the var. ssd have died ben kfz~s
~ e. IN The srrvfce, are entitled 70 OsB nruTnns.
III Axs Bounty Money. and such arrears ~ he ~
ii-f. pay a. may have accrued 10 the dsss ef bs-
fsath.
ssy charge. nsa. ~i,hou, claim .. successful,
Deed. and Mortgage. srecuts. and nsAas o..
nisb.d
so Essi.sa s--~sfAgss srrsassd md esa.<f.s
snd eEchanse promptly rsntfed
OF icH A. he Old oornsr stand
DIS. DsstiDsos,
fehsfy ~r'--- pu.''c ~.
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~ Over ~ hundred men have reported
At Col Csrringion's headquarters at Indian
apolis during the pa, FIVE days for the old
regiments A they will. accord ing 10 the
order elsewhere published. receive bounty.
premium ard advance pay until further or.
der,. let them come on. One man there IS
worth three in nes regiment Bot le,
both be filled at once
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FRESH OYSTERS
kHRN's RESTAURANT.

have this day commenced receiving fresh
Baltimore Oysters and viii continue to re-
cei,e them daily throughout the season.
vii also sell them by the can and half can,
and Warrant, them 70 be iresh and sweet.
Aug. q d2s CHAS. KERN
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FROM ST LOUIS.

ST Lovn, Sept. 1.-The members OF the
old st. Louis Merchants Exchange have been
notified to appear before the Provost Mar
shsi General sdsy, 10 answer To the charge
OF disloysl demonstrations at the meeting
held last Friday. IL found guilty the Ex-
change will be dissolved and subject TO the
conhscstion OF property.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

IT, Ca Saturday. a. reported at tho Ex-
ccative office. tho distribution Il the Indiana
troops IN Kentucky Vas az follows. The
Goth. 18th. 69th. aud s5,h a Richmond the
10Th al bowling Green: the 6sth and ia at
Lebanon: the 69th At Henderson. he 9Th
cavalry on detached service an these
regiments. except that al BouIiag Green. are
probably now at Lexington.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

~ The demand Tor our Daily Morning
Edition has been 20 great for several DAYS
pas. that - h,re been compelled 70 send
hAlf-sheet- - many Of our subscribers n
the late mail After to -day Ne shall en
deAvor 20 gutsJ against this.
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a. Col Fred. Knefiler. formerly Of the
Indiana. left Indianapolis yesterday.
sur comoanies Of the 18th. for Louis
- icre six companies now are. aud
ffcu he will 20 direct TO lexington
Co. has had experience both in the
Hung. I'D his var. sufficient TO qualify
him TO- he = Of regimental commander.
and he v Y. nc oubt, be heaSJ from before
many davs
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DnD.-SelSember Let, at 10 O'Clock p.
n. ALsERT I son Of Joseph ard Nancy a.
HoLNEs. aged years and 6 mouths.
1he funeral will take place to day at ,
o'clock from the residence Of wm- woollen.
on Eighth Street
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~ The drafting will not be made In
less subdivisions Of a county than town
ship. consequently this city will not DO
drafted by wards
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

~ TINS Is 10 notify all persons that
Francis B. shepperd isa desertsr from the
77th Regiment, 4th, Cavalry. and no, 10 re-
cruit him Ia any other service. IS no viii be
claimed for bis old company. IL any BODY
vii return aid Shepperd 20 me. at Camp
near Indianapolis. will pay liberal reward
JONAS SEELY. Capt
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~ The 18th regiment. Colonel MURRAY
left Indianapolis on Saturday night for Ken
tucky Itdoub,less reached Lexington YES.
terdav.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

WANTED ISxKpiArKIy.-A good reliable
man at the Teue Haute Female College,
one on whom some responsibility may be de-
volved. in experimenting outdoor affairs
and who Is not above work A single man
is preferred. Also two or three good dining
room girls and as many good washer women.
To all OF the above II we'll recommended.
good wages will be given and prompt pay.
JOHN COVERT.
Aur % div
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A cAHD.--Fancis B. Shepherd having
been advertised as a deserter from tue 77th
regiment :sh cavalry. this IS 20 state that aid
shepherd is now and has been for several
days in canp. and in the performance Of his
regular duties. having returned at his orn
choice. HIRAM SHEPHERD.
Father 70 =. Il. S.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

~ During my absence W Z. Hendricks
Eco. viii act as my general agent IN transac-
ting my business. and Dr. ). NJ. Wright is
also authorized to collect any debts due me.
5epltf. J. r. BAIRD.
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SITUATION WkNTar.-By a man too old
To 20 10 war. in Dry Goods or Grocery
Store. or Clerk Ia Bank OF Railroad Office.
Having been raised e business. profess to
understand penmansiiip. and want immc-
date employment
Refer 20 John q kos.. or :. X Allen for
character and business qusll,ies
Sept . u3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

~ All those who wsot beautiful silk
Hat. Of the iAtes, isshioh. call at the New
York Hat Store and get one of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself; there
fore can warrant all hats bought Of me-
| have fine assortment sf French Beaver.
Otter and Son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all coiors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment Of Wool
Hate. Of all COLOR. ranging in price az low
as fifty cents.
T r. LOwERRE, Practical Halter.
Successor To J. &. YATES.
m27-tf Cor. Fifth. and Main q
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FROM BOSTON

Bo-roS. sep,. IA dispstch 70 Governor
Asdrer states that Col. Fletcher Webster,
Of the I2sh Mas Regiment. son Of Daniel
Webster. vas rnortsliy vorndcd N The bat
tie Of SATURDAY. ard hss sissce died
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

- For sale low for cash or in trade for
wood. corn or hay:
new } seated Spring Wagon.
I second hand
= top Buggy.
new opened . .
For terms, enquire at the CLARK House.
Terre Haute. Aug. %. 1862 DIV.
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- The following Important diseAscAs-.
hich ne received iroa Adiussns General
Noble tbs morning. explain tssensselves
VpfsSsrOtls. Sept i.-Col. carrsnesan.
.ssi Superintendent q recsa.ssns IA sl..s
has announced % mastering AID d.
ofiesrs. and % paymassers. that =,
ael,..y the Secretary q War thew I'll
CO. a. - pay he advance bounsy ana
nor, -, g. al recrel1. SOC he Oh rers-
.nent. L.. Noianteers. ussa lsrthcr o.
derS. La NoAI.k.
Ast-tseaefAi Ind.Ana.
IxpASAroIss. SEPT. LII las bssn deSi.
asd that shea nan ssxns an eniisus<ns
roll under The caik los veiantsers. be -
comes bourd thersbv. ard = liable. Il hs
refuses % enter ne sesssos. e be ed AL
treated a. desersef Al rersons $40 have
thus volunteered rill he se'suirs,i solsln 10:
duty forthwith. AM % 4 lufe he oAcer.
concerned viii senl ssd assrss as.l have them
brought - the rcadsssol. % Be mustered
~ order Of he Uovessser.
La. NcREF.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02
FROM BOSTON

BosroS, Sept THE Seth Massachusetts.
and 10Th Maine leave tomorrow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

- The Circuit Court commenced its
session yesterday, Judge Patterson presiding
in the absence Of Judge Ciaypoel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

~ Tuttlc's Comet and Tuttles Family
Grocery are two different institutions. The
former yeu win find about 5 deg. west Of
tho Polar STAR on a clear bright night. the
latter, No. 4 Mechanics Row and can be seen
between the hours OF ; A. q. aud Or. NJ.
SUNDAYS excepted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

TAX NOTICE

NOTICE TO TAx-PAYERS.--
~ IN 49,. 1s<>s ia in<trsr-isss. q - Cr-s-
NJ. Cc.-sA - a. cit & IsrFs- Bsrts. $40 -
r2~a<if rro>>s< - o5e<s ~ cs.ir<y.~as tsz-S a. =
- 80 Dspsict< - ~ ks-ts psrpcrs Frcvac
3susisss ls<<sc<>i - ~ csy ~ ss1ss sbs fsei
@rn 1ss SIRE ssrsey -p<los< 49, n 49, ~ 80
v1<htr f~~1<g fsys. I skxl rre
< - r,.hs a.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

To rnk MrsicAL PrnIrc-Having dis
solved my connection With the f,rre Hautc
Female College. ] hereby notify all persons
wish.ag TO secure my services. to commuai-
cate with me Immediately through the Post,
Office. in order that I may arrange their
hours of lessons.
aug29dtf J. q. MEININGER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02

YoUSo LADIES scroot Mis- Z. A. viii
liams. late Prineipal Of the Indianapolis
Female lnstitute.J will open a School for
Young Ladies on Monday Sept. 9Th 10 the
rooms. corner OF 18th and Ohio SITS. over
Mr. j. A. Foots store.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Union COUNTY TICKET.

PoE rms LssisLArCRE.
JABEZ s. Casio.
JOHN II. BARR.
FoR SnrniFF.
SAMUEL CONNER
FoE TrEAstRrR
81. : DURHAM.
FoK cOUxTr CORNERSTONE.
BENZ. McKEES
VIZ. BROwS
F0R ConoStn
J. q. ADAMS.