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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-28
ASoSs why
You Should Prefer to Insure
WITH TnK OLD
Insurance CO. Of North America.
fBmAnrifnft.

1. is v the Oldest isrufaucs Company Ia
America. hsvins commt ed t-s nes IN lfat-sna
,hessfere sntltisd . yer oe1aasDcs o. a.. scofs
stability.
2 II has done successful business for
mese than 70 ye1s-thcf.hy tsmOnfuslne he
Abiity ~ its Management
]. IL has unuornlls uAlutalred. during
ic long 1 are.r. The n gksst Rspatauon ar la.ss.
rity snd nenoF abs nsal ma AT tying. thsrtty
fail fsta ths, ,enr rlshs ~ill rseevs fair sna 10.
srsl pf0tssLo~.
4. IL Las paid Losses Ia Cs.h. exceeding
ses sn'een Aullon D,IaIs. viihopt the csducton
Of cent. o. day's al y-asuil tent eviiencs al
the Wealth % e fesour,~a. well az disposition
% meet pToaply all nssiuties.
5. 10 has Cssh Capital and Surrlus OF
over One Niliion n Hurels1 Thorssnd ncuars.
rec-rely invssied-sn tmpls Gu.rantse against
nssstsf. IN TIE event of unusna ana tKrstffina.
ia~~es. With have eitsn swept away c.9patass q
limited nesnal
6 IL insures all The better classes 81
property on Liberal Terms az Ing OF short D..
rict. snd settles ell hauest claim So icsses
Promptly and keuit.bly 81 'be Agency where the
inurAnce Il eject a observing al ~ trsinsss
relations. The 0oldsn Ruie
HosPoRD 3 BRowF.
ceclstsm Agents
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Der 9eiu8 8Ueter 8rehabe eiB i'm aus
lelnem gta9Fnnen. Dos 1eitere @eiprd6
tontte tbn leoo4 nitt 5erRreuen. Die 3eit
our table d'hote fam, Die juuaen Qeute
9ln5en In ben Speiielaal tinab. @mi
Sc StfiSirrea Der t9orniicn Rauceu am
6sniter uub tetredteten bds Se9eniberle-
geube S1ua. ''-s. aa5GH@-> ! l9..--'sl a.l
sld, REF Gin juu9er 2ieutsnant bas oIts
@altea ilt betpobnt Qie Teufer te6 trIten
Stods iinO nidt rtebr beosdt:
GS bitoeten fA @ruppen Oil ben TeuItern
peS SpeiIflaat.s, bic nqa berGtraEe hinaus
9n9nl. 1@ l.'l'.- - -a e..i s''
gtabe, taB Ter 8aron O,f grantenltein
nIdt htsr it! risi Gin bcIltlptoer 8renlier=
llentenaut. @ d's1 -'.'- s'.1l21 ,4l
i gini8e ser Safe tratten III lauteS laden
aus. t.'' y. 2 Ili.-
98oS tiinlmer Jpn oaom Da8 5au5 lei
mes SutsH, Der ia gtidtS bon ibm wilIer
pcllie? s>s<' s4s+'
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Wttortee tts fUnisde siumS Ger QBuntdrte in 2pn
tpn @rabuirer sineS Der Griffin metSnben GpGescn esr
Ser. Gaaen tr grSftn shetl ieieS 2ebenS tn ben
Selptalern pcn 2rnep @1rtS gbilacelpbG ub anSeren
Stdtten ;eebret bat etntse ber
pcuenbet, ppa tsuen tie Gei3ite fsr Wsein meB I'm
adttse getfnfe he Sbrenilusn Wrpolat ne erher.n
Granfbetten Iitten plde g. nu, Die bet poSlien &C.
rauI6en su ebr erGreden bic C errDtten bel sernsen
Slstnietetten II. ~ wureen au6entlidltp 6epetlt
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Bahstratpste Dsrfcnfn,

Oter SOl6e,ree d ;u revteiratben tea6iidtt9ngnnb M
pbgIer SpIde pter eineS aueeren SinbernteS tepuet
nb iGuten unrersIslid Dr. tcBnfpn 8fabe ateben-
@ue sotrterne eesn bic be phplde poer eeif9e Ger.
rittpng 9tetsbdrteit Der Ne tern uAb Gp1e, reer
@sfdDpfung ter fretGiteh &rt merber itnea tYrirt.
Derjense, mel6er Ter 8ebaneluns unb Hurlprse pSn
Dr. Syc6ntpn unr3tett dnn tbm, ais einsm g6renmannt
rtns Surt @ nnptrrapen unb sscer4tli aa ieint arat
tide @eihtGIidteit cerlaiIeu.
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OsIa6tlt6s GrautGeit.

gssnn ter trreaeeitee untse Singing 0usfnt.E tas
ten aeit oieitr ihuer;baen &ranfbt IN 1 a1StnO-
fItl Sber bic Surd5t por @Gttefin3 tbn abredt, m an
See s pente du itel6e III GptJe tbrcr @r;ebuia nb
aspettabilit6t alen fein @rtraun 5en fSnnte ub er
artet is anse bis sic Sprppmt eitie8 rtdliGs uebels
me ]; Q. eH nit @eidwl en- en3lute' pals, etne bSe
Naie Grteri I'm fppfe ns In tea glitlern &baatme tts
@ets Saubbeit, Gusp DIE Ter Saut Gnpten ben Srt
men nnb 9rme SJinneu i'm @eibte t ZEN Grtrentita>
ten i4 eisen, pu fann ttst nsbel nit cner 6rttl&tn
S6ntat8fet Dor l6 drtiten, BIS uest Der @anmen uns
bic Naenfnoten enid9en; fdS Sptr trr srtSaren &ran
betssiu gtatanb res Wtleibs W:re unh ter Erb eiut
l@rtd6en 2eieen taepr Elm @nht padt ta6 er tbn no
lsESacs 9rlns pEl sinhe' tet genentsr 9utnd.pE.
beren 8rantt sum Oper falen III Spse her ueeittd.
tcit unwiienSer Nrdhier, eide tur Mnreubure ieaes
tSftlien GeS eeB 8Rtilrs bic Goufttupn psrnten Inb
ben 9ief 6e9 Yets5 IN elm elenees Oaetn eerNabeln.
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cyun4el MGnnsr,

DEFENDERS Wee tie Eper sne3 aetemen Sders gemrrten
nt bas jibrli is piels Ganlenee T. Elm SI rtrS Grab
reist trete tutd ipre ertabsnen Gnere nup enpdeen
@erfdhSeSroft NIT te Dpnnsr Ger Derecamettcen Se'
nat beeer uno tr 2eer besaubernce Dns ntOft tattn
plrtsn, rn6esn i6 nit rpaem 8ertrauen nabeu.
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aebci ecu &ranfbeiten

ssmadt pertta ais ca ib: Stu9unesundtsteit SGpd&e
In hem @Uftn anr Rem t9teeern gntanSunsea tsr Nisren
senI6wdd3e, Matptei geterseftlasentet: @erfdnbes-
td6e. 6ersftrpfen Sdat terube 3tttern gusenidwdts
SGpntel, &rpfidmers, GntsInbun9 IS Sae6, ter Ndis
ter 0nse hes NRaeens fer Gtnueipte unb aaer jtner
ltebsI bic bon eien ssteim @eppbute ten Der 5usenb
HeIde tren 0pern setibrbsr at als ter Sirenen Sc.
fang ben @eiSbren bsS giieS triibren une penn ndt
seitts seEeilt crSf t6e 9lanReen Seifnuusn ternt-
fem Sdpddbe ter Contribution terprrbrtu9en bic Gte uaa
SaIt madden uab iuIrgt 28rpeG unt StuE .erh1reR.
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iirts,ed ter 9lrglTe.

Gie piel Sduisnte ner muir snb per ieeten CbenSehu
Sabre IN oeer Ntot furrt pN sen nub eis epge Wid
taer rrunear std,en Nptrd icae, pelde 1t. phnnp
nbrt unb teusn Die eiungS appcrFre np pele a1bfre
DerlCnen tepotnteii siS tlttunr III peGetbren
Wialen Gner,thet nue9 tnoI d. til &esnAaqfiei
Gbarcter cls Gbre~mlnn II We8ps aui Gtardsr nnb Ge-
mentaftiaeit nf yetencen cine htnreteenee Gemdtr-
letfune p a1.tE. fa5iss..t H.1ga0H
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Draanii6s G9wG6s

trb unSsrsIe getetl unb Sic Srpe Graft iessr terss
felt Dieies frttdre qei e peeS has Qeben eltnb unb
Sic @te un6 Ta6trmmcnbait unmEeli5 mabt th.Oit las
2prs Derer Bic ibren 2e eniaften unbepauen rHbnen.
Sluse 2et Fnb su lstd gu Gus19meiungen eenstet GeI
fe tersn Grlsen nt eendu tennen. obslet e aud bur1
Strurer Nieeeri4lasen i'm Sarn, Stein nne anhtre ur'
laden ensttn tann, 10 1T lie rod nefentteiIs et gelse
hes tsbrouDes her ebelffen Srsdre gHer aber min es
Iau0nen tds fe &rat Der Gr3usuns cher bon Derr cess
rtn ptrh Die @ Estmlten 2aaern erstbsn ais rcn SsneH
"a {fe SnS
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gefA6ft8 > Woti;.

~ p gefAGft8 9toti3.
Wtetrew pertDen &unben 81: Na&rcot, bas
betGrrte Z tauGr-4 unb QDet etneef6Gft
SO. IA Ga &Cmbarrfsr.s Gcfe rom Srunt,
inter Der alien JtrG ME btster NIT unse9wd&ea ca
fortfltre.
ft2lmralmtg D.ala 81 GbaG. s. @ tebeTF
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Btirnoers III bsam.sn !

Or Sp6ahoa 6ietst aaen 2snet fst. Slit an tYtGe t
tEr iplde 8ebeim unb unatrlid @et unb 6Srper ser.
Grente HE Mrett bic Gee1f4ac uAb tie ufdbts
rtGdsuse 2difer 9eidpIdt tabsA. .f95 '.rfferF s
er limb etrise fer rGpreen unh sensHertbe:t Sol
gen her ruben @errtnbstten res scRers SD DE i'm @-
ten unb ben GSlieeern Gmer;en i'm rp Swide ces Ge-
its @erm Der 1tu tstra oerstlDpfen nerbSe unrute,
Maeendwifc lnprbnuua her 8ereauunes.Sreauk. Suee.
aetne gnttr1ItunB, Ssnptcne Der S6wnfUHt r
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u GS 0bt rele uiar cube ma rpteesueirs Gpadidber
pelde I'D ais Net5 ans 9fttt to Dr. trrrhs Mntun-
btenasen eeptaen 4dufrtdr tleimi spn,pn
2e6en aniatt Ter epIen @eniaaft Ter se;n etin nie
breier @rrHte mipmetsn, ii9 jee stmSBs6 getltftt
MerSt tturtr 3em liner chreyen Wnb nihs Urges Mbnen
ben Ib >uibran0en. sic eunptstt MGsf nslte sindt
der etie in itre Sants femmen serpe baeen un9 run-
2r SpfRrcn hIit eeBbab fir rc+twenbt8 sn er-
r1ener. beonbsr5ir e5pide neIG init elm, gtufe unts-
tanut limb eas ieire ge3laubSaQsn 3pire telnDia
In i.rtr Siffce liegen. II 3t 433
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SBidtie FIR @iaarreitmad,cr

@msEsg sben SDn Stem gprf unb Sarnters brett etns
bpne Muspab Connecticut &ep g)Orf 6tlte bio unit
9ennirlodna Oefblatt, uutbdtt unb GnIae frpe adj
Gpnnectteut SeeS Gutttne5 Sbes Iatade ha6e baptId
t4 fr 3eute bic i'm 8etner tauen auteefu unb erten
aHprf6en. IlsIgflT. fB1 5Gli1g ssfI1tr' - l,st
rf sl. S 1ept SdrEber,
Ui2I-s) SOGde FaItintpre unb 5rebsrtdfr.
UE 1901 -------- it!. I.sr.s.t tfc.t1-t ID
@mpfrs peter son tem beliebteR g., - n
Wtr9tnd Routab1 ee erre &uSrdbt gDeern 8abade ale
Sprten Sine Quits 2ibeIs 8rdues, eberes Sanb &C.
Su btaieen 0retfsn sell ~ e.
'h !l'-< s2 SDifptSS 5ArSber =
fiul2l-sl rse fS5D&de Baltimore ltne Irebertdifr
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2r. SOanfen iii TER einiiee, reeemdbis eebl6tte Nr,t
Ypelder bic eiIS osn Sepieu RrantbYen anest Seine
Nittel une gebanblune iin6 alien %n6eren ein unbt-
fatnt Grt, beraneeblbe cDn ei,le Gsbfa nefs5 In
heu erIBtn ppitGlern @urrpa Ism ter eieif5 Gn-
hes suba8te ndmlid: england, Rraatrsitp unb in rem
Blr6ep BON biIaeelpbd u IN teiHe ebebn'
tere Yrars, ais aae anSereA Nerste hsr gDelt. ~.
Der relher i ter gfese te5 Or. cbnfen dntetm gbty
tan f pertrauena arf ietne Gbre ale aun upb itne Ge
lAitltHtett ais Mrjt.
y !. 5B7- CfTct: SO. = g ab-Sreberid Rrass, Hafe.
Haub ppm BaltmOrsarr nebsn bet ,4rbesrtaas."a 5-r
f6d 6auterantbeiteu tptxben EaneQ gsEsiIt.
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9tifts.

Die re6bGtn gStrtunsen tss 2aiters nb tbr ~ frS.
ten. 8ern bes Gecddtnies 8erptrrun8 FER Seeen 0r'
brIdtbeit ttr Geifesroe bSie Mbnun9e bnei8un9 Dor
Ter 3eieli6oft uf na& Ginianitee, WiRtrane eeeen
6 stta. 8u'tiaintsit III. 10. taS snes Ser i6limHen
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GunnfQ ute,

BITE 8 burb bemli6e 9aar sedwa&t taben Bic e iO DIT
BON bpienGeute ptr IN her SdRIe ernei beren rl.
gen tie aana6tltd piren elbr I'm 5dlais, hurd 9pluO.
men, tt ineetheiit, sic @fe imb9th maden rnb
SSrper unb Gei ser6ren cnten fcipr RE nStt9Sn Dit
te tpuu. Scle 9erirnen miieu teoSr IL peteu IN lie
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DR.. Johnston,
esr sin,i8i gltst, psltu am,eiBt.
8a1ti more Npa.t5Dfpital &.
Our untsrD;uduns bsr Quad IaIbsrsI stabltrt

Dsr sin}tle Vlab In Der geslt, no fiber
fd,nelLe ulip nliIoL.ste Jgnrsn III
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Jmportcl,rc &c.
Giebert S GDi1sslterfeIO.

AI llnleren greunbtn un6 Gsfanateu, p9te teln Pm,
bli!unt i'm @laemetnen erIauber ptr uns btfrsa 10
tse @ntese su nnaem Sac tptr inter nj teutteen Datum
9Sei1ts unc 9igupr.0eIhGft,
Serbuuttn NIT teatIGea, fransSffGen unS cntstmf9sE
prpbuter,
$40. 2A9 sSOrc Ganfr., . GbisreM becog .
I9arft,
uner Ubtser rma etaEltst babtn Iab sEps&sn isttrs
bic reeufe unb ttGt9ite @entenuna.
.. 8alttmSte. ben 21. ARers 1864.
Stebert < SDmmeFfs b
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R@ Dfftee: go. @ib'Grebertditr.,
Feben Ebarsn BON 8aItimptsRr., Siflt&e Ssit.,
bte Siufea binauf. ortf 4.
W2an merle liG Taren un6 SauSnIrmsr tenn lnrtIer.
be luS trteetIte yamaGer rurGrtebne 8eci7nUle
auadialber 6AubFi6eri Stefelrp6er, StraBsnrsniser
unb 2ampenpuser II. ~. nennen B1 regelmaBt9e Merte
uS lauern cngsscsen rpn Dr. rbnNrn 8nt TN ntr tabe
@S. Ale Wlieie mlIen enen prit-St1mp entbdlten.
Gint &2gtip4a W 2 4y9a ~ eihett.
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bebenen taB en eeiGcer eii uuseh selbsr SErper te
npbmene9fen GrIrrsernje Bur etelt6tE Gtadieliaeit
nb. d Dbue fee lptro bic 9ti|e feS Qebsa r rlrseu
9lgerahrt, STE 2tuslidteit he5
b bic sele w;rp ergriffen ecn GerBm i8 uab me-
Ianbpldcn Setrodtunser, has unS bic 3reaseE. peipe
&btere senteBsn eerpeigert ine. 49, Us a. .r
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UermilC0tc lll}3ei0cn.

tJOrt(esans fOIst.)
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Printing for the Legisla-
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4 PRINTING for the two Houses Of the Ieei,I,.
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Notice.,

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good securities. NV
J. J. HUCKABEE, Admir-
December l-3t. o
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SKATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, December !, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10.
r PARAGRAPH OF 6 GENERAL ORDERS NO
ls, current seres from this Office. rsqi,iring tho
companies organized for service beyond their Districts
and persons liable to said service enrolled in
companies, to proceed 10 Charleston is hereby
ternalded and they will Proceed to Hamburg, 3. c.,
and report to Lieut.. Col ". e DeSassure 4. D. c.,
us heretofore directed.
II. Paragraph Of General Orders. No. 16, current
SERIES from this Office requiring all personstcip,ng
exemption from militia service on the gro1ljd of ply
si6al disability to appear bo'ora the Examining Board
at Columbia or the Surgcon-General at Hamburg S.
c., is far modified that persons who have been re-
Gently examined y the Boards Of Confederate Surgeons
and exempted from Confederate service the ground
of permanent disability will not be required to appear
before tho Board at Colurlhi tho Surgeon eucra
but will transmit copies Of their certificates, through
the commanding officers of companies formed in hoif
regiments, to the Surgeon cmeru OF the State-an in
regiments where no companies have been organizedi
directly to tho Surgeon (encral-thc copies of said
certificate to be certified hy magistrate ora magis
trato o6ci,.
BY ortlor: A. c. GA:;LINGTON
Adj't and InspcctorGcncrai 3. C.
Dec. 6--Gt.
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I PARAGRAPH V OF GENERAL OEDrEs
- No. Is, current series from this office. i. hcre
ov reIeated, to wit: rhe persons liable to this Scr
VICE tserviee beyond their Hisricts) are all nersous
between the ages Of sixteen and seventeen vcars and
a., persons between seventeen and tk years of are
who are exempt from Confederate service bnt who uro
no1 exempt ~ the laws Of this state from Stale scr
vice. w'lc Includes, amongst other classes eli hondcd
agrc"iturists who have bocil exempted bv Confrdcr
atc authority as owners aud managers of their own
plantations " ~ Wv"
gall Ih,s ,hcldcs persons who have been exempted
from confederate service by reason of physical isnLi
" ol't who have not been exempted by State Sur
EeOIs. -.-'A ~ ~
ILL., Paragraph III. of General Orders No IA our
rent series from this Office is hereby rcitcraed to wit
1iat persons who are lhto to service in said com.
pan'es and who have failed to report their names
when the companies shall be ordered into service vii;
De arrested crrlcdno camp and tried by Courts Mor
tla III pursuance OF Act Of the General Assembly
~. All S',ch persons included IN the prrcccd
ing paragraph Of these Orders will forthwith rcnor ror
duty ut Hamburg, c., without any summons or no.
lce from the commanding officers or they will be r
rested. "'' 10 al
v In tile following Regiments no. returns of orsan
'1ed companies have been mado to this office and the
persons III said Regiments Who are liable to serv,cc he
yond the limits Of their Districts will forthwith renort
i"r duty at Hamburg, S. g., be assigned to otIIer
companies on paE Of being arrested and sent forward
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