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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Lett
/ my house, about the LIST of August, my MAN,
LEWIS. lie is about twenty-one years of age,
dark complexion, about five feet nine or ten inches
high, projecting teeth and thick lips. think 1t
probable he IL in the service of some officer in the
Confederate service. will pay the above reward If
he is delivered TO me III Manchester, or to Captain
WILLIAM w WEIsIGER, Shockoe Slip, Richmond.
au 26-6tt IIYPATIA H. PATTERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31
HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

HI We HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARDROBE store was broken open ana rob
bed the night Of the 2lth, OF following goods
Eleven pairs OF heavy Calskln BOOTS,
One pair Of Welded BROGUES,
Three pairs Of coarse BBOGUES, and
Twenty -one pairs of ladies Caliskin SHOES
all country made.
The above reward will be paid Tor the recovery OF
the goods and the detection Of the paihe5 engaged
III the robbery. - - 49, ~
26-6t~ JAMES L. bO LIEN " ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

WANTED, a thoroughly -cxpelieneed
w COOK, i'll ii Restaurant. One hundred dol
Lars wages paid per month. Apply at No. l26 Main
street All 2l-3tr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

ENUINE NEW ORI4EANSlt&k4AS-
4 s1s7" '' WAL %xDs " 81 Il gAa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
BY y. W. 0ratI,s, Aueti,neer

by y. w. 0n.tbs, Auetioneer.
LVE TEN EMENTS IN popr
MAYO, ON SIXTH, BETWEEN IOIi,,
lana AND ORLEANS STREETs. Fok ss,s
Al AUcTioN.--wiil be sold at public a,,t;o,, '.E
the premises, on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER III =, con on
O'Clock, the very valuable property located a. I'VE
ana nearly opposite the residence Of Timothy Krrse'
IkRas' 'aSh or credit, az the option Il H. ,s,s-
CHASER: W. GHUBBS,. Auctio,,,r
au% Successor to Goddih a Appersop
OTIS IN PORT MAYO FOR sam
Il After the sale ~ the above property, sav Il .
hall past o'clock r. NJ. a number Of vacant =.
IN fort Mayo will be sold at auction '''
p W. GkUBB5, Auetioncer.
au 81 Successor to GOilin * Apr,ers'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

EOR SALE, splendid BLACK MORE
II ANTIQUE SILK DRESS, ut 200 Broad street.
au 29--3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

WANTED, Il situation as SALESMAN
w III a wholesale or retail grocery store, by Il
Young exempt from military duty. Address
'!R. y - at this o1iiec. 3u S;i-2tH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

WANTED to hire, for the balance of
w the year, a good COOK, WASHER and
IEONER for q small family. For one Who can
come we'll recommended and without incumblance
a liberal piite viii be PAID by application TO
". S. TYLER,
Confederate States Laboratory,
an Ay-Gt- Seventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

WANTED, a CAPABLE CLERK,
w one exempt from military duty and well ao-
qr,,iu:cl III THIS city. Address &C." box ~ Rich
moni post-otii.e, with mime Oi writer. 30-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

WANTED, It STRAW CUTTER, with
" horse power attached, III good order.
Il T. ARCHER,
au.3n-5t MAJOR and .luartrImastCr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

WHISkEY, &c.
ID 10 barrels superior Old Proof Apple Brandy.
do do. do. Rye WhSkey
oetaves superior Old High Proof Coenao
Brandy,
barrels superior Sorghum Molasses,
] barrel superior New Orleans Syrup,
2 bales Cotton Yarns, high numbers,
bales Al Sheetine,
bale rs Plaid Domestic,
50 kegs Old Dominion Nails, assorted,
loo bushels Sheliei Oats,
80 bushels Background Meal,
loo boxes Manufactured Tobacco, Jones's Rose
Bud aud other superior brands.
10000 Florida Cigars,
smoking Tobacco,
Mems shoes, Cotton Cards,
Piow Lines, Rope, &c,
On consignment, for sale by
Il. II. ROBERTS
Commission Merchant,
Corner of Cary and Thirteenth streets.
au 30--3ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

VA ANTED, ONE HUNDRED DOL
w LAR CONFEDERATE BILLS Old issue
Tie highest market piirr will be paid fol- ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS, old ISSUE.
{. W. PURCELL n co,
au Get Bankers
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WANTS.

"ANTED, by lady. SITUATION
w 10 attend in a store. Persons wishing to
employ any one will please address ELIZA" ut
This ofIee au 3l-2ts
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WANTED, BROOM CORN, in large
w or small quantities, for which the highest
lket pri,e viii be paid.
EDWARD McADAM,
au Att Thirteenth street, near Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-31

WANTED Tit ladies' and gentlemen
w OF Richmond to send in orders Tor new
SHOES; also, send their old shoes TO be REP AIRED.
Il am also prepared to manufacture al kinds OF
SHOES tor ladies, gentlemen aud children, ut the
shortest notice aud at the cheapest rates. Call At
once, in front ot the Spotswood Hotel
an 3l-@tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08
From Cairo,

CnRo, Sept 7.--Steamers Arther from
New Orleans 3Ist. and Belle Memphis from
Memphis arrived, the hitter had two hundred
fifty bales of cotton for st. Louis which was
seized here on account Of alleged circulated
quality here in shipment.
The steamers White Cloud and Henry
Chatham were fired iato on the 18th by q
rebel battery above Bayou Saramunder the
shots taking effect 10 Cabin hull.
The White Cloud had her steam pipe Gu,
disabling her
The gunboat Kingwood came up toward
her out ct reach of the battery
No one hurt on either boat.
Rebel force under Gen. Roligna is report
ed to have crossed the Mississippi river from
Arkansas TO Rodney, Miss.
The New 0rleaos Delta has news from
South Riogrand that the Mexican General
Corlman met the traitor Urisaten Seaqus
north Of Victoria, and after al obstinate
battle Of five hours routed him with heavy
loss. The affair was most brilliant during
the war and caused great rel oicing amene
the people.
Reported monarchy back TO Mattamoras.
Contest announced Of the French up the
Rio Grande.
Horny Times expedidition states that Gen.
Hulburt has arrived at New Orleans.
Cotton active but too unsettled for accn-
rate quotations.
Produce and provisions unsettled.
Fair sugar brought Pfc At auction.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08


Councilman Wilkinson moved that T.. Ksl,
ley be allowed 90 pct the new cemeser,
Ground IN wheat this fan. AMI 70 COW th,
same IN grass next spring. the CITY 70 pay for
tho grass seed. Carried.
Councilman Hanev moved that Mesrs
Fel'enzer and MeKeea act as special con-
mittee 70 supervise the putting 10 Of stone
gutter on the south side OF Main street, from
Water street 10 the riFer. the city and the
Bridge Company to pay equally for the ex-
peRse OF said improvement Carried.
Councilman Fellenzer moved the appoint
mento OF special committee 10 examine the
street (First near HAney's wArehouse) and
see what kind Of gutter IS required there,
and report Carried.
FeIleuzer, Haney and o'BOyIe were the
committee.
Mr.. Goats, chairman Of the committee on
Fire Department. Was instructed to have a
eistern 800 barrels built AZ the crossing Of
Wabash and Seventh streets.
The contract for putting new roof on the
Market House, was LEI to West 4 Thorp,
they being the lowest bidders.
After allowing sundry bills. the Board ad-
journed. A. LANCE. Mayor.
Attest: j. F. Quick. Clerk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

Messrs. Mack aud Meredith. two Of tho
Candidates for the Legislature have agreed
upon the following appointments for joint
canvass.
Tuesday. September ~. At New Goshen,
at o'clock p. m.
Wednesday, September II, at Stuliz'
School House. Otter Greek. At ! o'clock p.
m.
Thursday September IL, AZ Church's
School House, Sugar Creek, at ! o'clock 3.
m.
Friday September 10. at Township House,
Lost Greek, az | o'clock p. M
Saturday, September IL, az Township
House, Honey Creek, at I o'clock y. m.
Monday. September 10. at Tryon's. Pier
son Township. at o'clock.
Tuesday. September 20. at Hartford. Lin
ton Township. at o'clock p. m.
Wednesday, September ~, NJ Middleiown.
Prairie Creek. az | o'clock D. m
Wednesday, September ~, at prairieton
at o'clock p m.
Thursday, September %. AZ SANFORD,
Fayette Township. az ! o'clock p. m.
Friday. September %, az Precinct House,
Nevins Township. at o'clock p. m.
Saturday. September 81 at Lockport. Ri
ley Township. AT | o'clock p. m
Saturday. September q. at Court House,
at O'Clock p. m.
The other candidates of beth parties are
nvited 70 attend these appointments
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

Last Nights Dispatches
EXCLUSIVELY 10 TIE WABASH EXPRESS


NKw YoRK. September 7.-Gold continues
steady. The chief support Of the market
now IS the unsettled port contracts. many Of
which were made during the decline of tho
early part of last week. The fluctuations
were. opening at 81 42is down to - as
and weak at that.
NKw YoEk, Sept THE Commercials
Washington special says:
The U. s Treasurer will in Is days have
ready money enough to pay of every man
in the United States service.
SYRACUSE, Sept. IA dispatch has just
been received by Washington Hent. from
Gen. Dix. positively declining 10 be a oandi-
date for Governor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA gentleman 10
Farrsguts Department writing TO friend
here says:
The Ram Tennessee made a first rate fight
and could have got away from our force IN
der the guns Of ths Fort bad her smoke stack
no, goDs overheard Not shot went
through her.
The capture Of this Ram. - without doubt,
a great blow 10 the rebels Ia this part Of the
world.
Assistant Surgeon Geo William Elis. L..
s. Vols. of Winchester Va. formerly Of
bombay. Eest India. i missing. notwith-
standing the efforts Of the array 10 find him
The Supply Steamer Union will sail from
New York on the 18th inst. for the Gulf
Squsdroe.
The sentences Of Court Martial 10 the
eases Of one Colonel. one Lieut. Col. 4 Ma
jors. % Copsrsl-. 10 let LeuseBants. n ID
Lieutenant@. aud Surgeons. are officially
promulgated. They we're convicted and
among other things. OF drunkenness. shame
fully abandoning thsir posilioa in fropS OF the
enemy, stealing. Encouraging soldiers TO pill
lage and plumber private citizens, reproscbfuI
aud provoking speeches to soldiers, and to-
rsnicsi conduct.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

CHEROKEE REMEDY AND INJECTION
To oUA FaskIs assDrss-we call the attention Of
female readers 10 the advertisement In our columns
OF the cHsHoKEs RsnEDf Is5Ecrron. Tor the
cure Of Fiuor AlDus. or the whites. These veeet-
able compounds have been found a nost sovereign
specific Tor this me- BY the removal of which they
also aid In regulating the periods Of the female
system. oftsn interrupted by Fiuor Albus. They
are certain - cure speedily and thoroughly. and
thoroughly. aud eontsin no mineral polsons are
perfectly innoesous 20 the most delicate orgsnI-
ration. They are slso the beat and most effective
cure 81 Genorrhoes aud aieet jet discovered. Call
Tor Cherokee Rsmedy Injection Sold BY all
druggists shrou shoai the country.
sus2Idwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

HousDAI<, Sept Judge Hamlin's store
IN Salem. Wane county. was entered on
Tuesday night. the safe opened and the con-
tents taken, amounting to $4,000. large
number OF Individual notes were also stolen
chiefly given by Salem men. The robbers
took over $500 Government Bonds and from
Is TO 90. 500 Government bills. also mum
Der OF 80 and 25 dollar treasury interest pay
ing bills; also 500 OF more in silver.
A liberal reward is offered for their dctee-
ton.
LANCASTER, Sept IA meeting OF tho
Union Republican Convention to-day nomi-
mated Hon. T. Stevens by acclsmation for
Congress
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

WASHINGTON September IA letter from
Teneriefie, dated Aug. 18th says the steam
or Flolida, arrived here yesterday. She was
permitted to take Coal and what provisions
she repaired and sailed at noon, going south
During her stay she received none Of the
courIesies extended to vessels OF war visitors
to this port. 1t IS reported that she came
here direct from the coast Of New England,
where she took aud destroyed many vessels
including a steamer with very valuable
cargo which the pirates regret they did not
save il.
/. Ii is supposed this steamer was the Elcc-
trio Spark. One Of her officers and two of
her crew left the Florida at Tenerieffe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08
Headquarters for soldiers
Claims

MAJOR l. ID. Walker. late of the "a Indi-
ana Cavalry, and David 5. Mckernan, oval
ker 4 McKernan.) No. 5 West Washington
street. Indianapolis. Indiana, authorized
Agents for the collection OF Pensions, BOun-
ty and Back Pay, for discharged soldiers,
widows, mothers and heirs OF soldiers who
have died in the service, and other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended 10 by writing 70 ~, just a. we'll as
II applicant came in person Mr. Joseuh 4.
Long, formerly ofthc firm OF Hamlin a Long.
e connected With the Office, and WIN be- hap
py ~ see his friends. ~tt
Governor Morton SAYS of them: "one of tho
best and most responsible firms in The west
They are gentlemen of high character. and
any business entrusted 60 item will be hon
estly and faithfully attended 10. ffox f.0O9.
mari idly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

~ Mr.. Z q. Fa1child. our good looking
Foreman. Iand. by the way. master Of The
"art preservativc OF arls') who has been
rus'ical'ng a, his home At Dayton Ohio for
couple OF weeks past. returned TO his post
yesterday. lie has commenced or the block
ade Of job work that has accumulated in
his absence. aud II our induIgent patrons
will he patient for a few days. with the aid OF
additional force Nc have placed in that de-
partment. we will be- able 70 speedily deliver
the work now on hand. After this week all
work entrusted to IA will be executed
with promptness
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

~ The city schools opened last Monday
under more favorable auspices than ever be-
fore since the inauguration OF the FREQ school
system. The Attendance il unusually large
The central binding j. already crowded to
IT. utmost capacity, ahd We understand the
attendance At the other buildings "a in like
proportion. The course OF study under the
direction OF Prof. Oleott i reduced to per
fect system. and We may expect tho most
gratifying results 20 reward the untiring ef-
forts OF our worthy Superintendent and his
estimable corps Of teachers. Long live the
children and the city schools
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

~ Persons wishing to 60 a. substitutes
should. observe she fact that they are not en-
titled q Government bounty whatever. They
should be~are Of substitute brokers. not 10
have anything 20 do with such men. but
make all agreements with the principal Old
soldier should remember that their services
are Of more value than raw recruits. and aay
one wishing 10 90 as a substitute should not
sell themselve too cheaply. and beware Of
brokers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

IT. Mr.. NJ. 4. Tinker will meet All the
ladies and gentlemen iof the city, who are
interested in the cause of music. ia the City
School Hall on Msnday, the l2lh Of Sepiem-
Der. at o'clock. Mr.. Tinker designs for
ming two classes one 10 commence the ffst
principles. and the other advance. lie de
signs commencing the Instructions on Tues
day evening following. s6llw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08
Omcia1 War Bsssllesiu.
Was DvysrrxxxTS
W ksHIxoTox, Sent 7. 1870.

Az DyFHETHHIf
WAsHIsorcs. Sept J, 1919. (
To Ma. Goa. DIR
Ihs Depsrinen; Is s,iil without army die
patches from south Of Nashville IL - sup
Po-ed to be Gen. Shermsn's design 20 with
draw MS advance columns aud give his army
rest in Atlsnss. and establish himself secure
y there and restore his Railroad commnnica-
ton -hieh wss bsoken by Wheeler and For.
rest. before making further advances.
No operations Of the armies Of Geaeral
Gsari OF Gen. sheridan has bees reported
to-day.
The Povcs, Marshal Generals ofsce q
bssily empioyed IA arranging the credits 10
the several Districts. and 5 ordered 70
arls without delay fos the d<Asisseies Ia the
Districts that have not filed their quotas,
b<r.asssg 9th tbose so-t IA arrears
Credits fos rssaaisers vill be Awarded a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

r. A large lot OF 2i hand books have
been left At Bartlett a Gifts. for sale. In
these times when books are 50 high. parties
would do well to look through them. a. shey
can be bought FOR nearly half price. The
stock Is mostly composed Of School books.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08
Munro'S Ten Cent Novels.
,s~urc portrt IN cpprpS ~

u usvsls . 30 lA> pr--inc<Ion e <l<pit.ls@ eli
Lad - ed 0entlsa<n. Ard tie pstilse~rs a. ncs
tAIsk a n>cenary q sxksm< fossi. e isrnsr ger
erxx1ons 90 th~ q. 81 tAsis resisrs- TIE
~orks al ~fitl<1 ~ n<s - I've xrnfus a.
tslenf. ani kence tk< esse sith sttfa ther ksve
eufraa th<if t<<ty eeaP<iitcFs. sssrn< sra
ceoxleten thsS ertl ga itself g. ttte q al
opre<tisa. se<h "a tct Ne x<sy hssi surks sr.i
up-ea ~ nNket fs> pahsi< lave sl~sfs hsse oar
ie&x<-. an lnsfts - eo1rsr> sarts sitA al
cts~r~. TIE f>ile~tn< is<t q a. SeFsts ~ I.
re u1r.sfs-1 ns Tr<rc~r's ke<r<<--1. Ia
fss<ts< ui<kssvu<a.-4 ree Hans>< rutea1s< -
ra~ rrsrk = Fsre. q re n.@ Eases. =. CAsslcsis
respie. = rh> n~<lh Fsne. >. Tn< IsA<se sisysr
n. fas fsItie C<s<hsr. m. rhs n1assr'> rlamGA
- he ocssa ks<<r< N re rxv o~k~Io<s.
IA. Lac ste<azua. tss I<ee s-&<t~< Sces<- iS,
rae <eesrrs q tas ><ss. TIE Cseiiss mslt<a.
II. L-o<-t~
t L. - tk> p~osa e tas u~>t>
IA. ne y - >c<4s - - neazz<las- >. re
fef~st A>ir> -. r. k><iskt,< ks-gsr<- n.
ksnl~1aks n<k. - ne Fes<r e tAs nixss1.
n n <~<y r1<a. ne k><~<. re>>> e>s<. ar fsr
>>i> ~ al Ness A<>nt< 49, Rees-<sl~rs. a. s<nt
r~s-r<ie - r~r~Is e p<sre.
t&t@FsIts~zs u kron1a
eGo@GG 1ONWc a Co.
~ 0ttstna Ssgees.N y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

fer~,as suaeri.x fram di>es>>- "a fha-e
d. ef4ortaniis e consslbar Df. Gafdoer.
The skiiifri osals-t and Aurirs. 80 has be~n
prsef'riug -ith great ssocer- n fnftsakpo.is
All other e.tse< of lhis State The Dscsar
in'en<s - -, Terr~ Haste. and Ill ~
fs>ds 10 rceeise palients 81 Noasisy. Ser-
tenh<r issA- lie -il rena.in uus,i Tie sd
sfser shss nne hr ral vss Terre Hsuse &c
seek N escA uonth- The docior has takea
Fesns ~ he kanfin hou>e Read n .d-
vsrsis<menf. esps&ff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08


THK LAptKs.--lt Is somewhat remarkable
and At the same time pleasing 10 sec the deep
interest manifested by the noble and patriotic
ladies Of our city. Tor he causc 81 the Union
In no particular IS the face more striking
than IN their Attendance AZ each meeting IN
the Wigwam Nearly onc-hslf the aud. ssces
are composed o. ladies. This i right ior
the patriotic ladies Of the North have aa M
portal du.y 30 perform IA The political esrn-
paign which j. nov upon us The, caa 40
much q advance he ONION cause by their
personal Influence and example They can
tail for the country and uphold the cause by
eArnesl vofds of cheer wherever they
20. Lee theta tum cut Al al the campaign
meetings and IL the speeches Of our pnbiic
men inform themselves 81 toe great is-ac II
the hour. -sd leafu fnote 80 ihe saia.t 81
The Tree Institutes, l0l ibs felp.lualios. 81
~hich ~ contend. The aoihcr. - to-day
lke the noble mother ~ ibe Revolution
shoald rise q the diguity 1T Their position
y tbs great struggle and n The family and
IN society 81 large. snake Their iuaueace fcls
Coz The common seal Looking into she
fAes- 81 thes ehlldrea sud remembering.
p>rchAnce. ne lossd aud i..t who
he buried cu TIE battle helas 81 tie south.
they MAJ realize thst the saress sal .afc-t
road u peace sin The track Of eur victorious
srmses II uas under nenscrstic ADMIN
issrA;ioa that tbs rebellion wss iusueusAtei
Buchanan might have crushed i ~ Jack
soa had dooe before. Aud &c ~sieuals a.
sers that 4. At thss criiical iunssore. that
PARTY = agsin RESTORED % porer. the mothcr~
a this sorro~-~trickcn lArd wAs ~ veil desi-
ics'e the seaases, bshes % -ss. Hsuce Ne
ssy shst the ~emen 81 ~ North hsse vissi
Interest "a the cHmpaien. Ana sisoe h.llais
and hullets have heceuac synomynons
sorm>.thev -al ben 81 QUE soldiers n ~ Eeli
All hossr their sek b. l.bosine se.isasly
fos she saccs~S cl The Unsoa fickei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

aifiar very nas.r...iv. not hv n huna,ea .o,o.
tom the lsi. aisils the highest vote he
ih'ru s''ns ''e west vote: ara me vote 81
i;es-s - =, =, .aa ~ -, -
AID Third 4. tlrrnce ~ 81 We thes lo..
deem: ibas thee 'Ki-fs al present DO insqis'-
w. r...s = III -. 80 ~. .''o ~
Fourth aud faa, waris. a. he W. s .'.s
Fifth Wad !. more than double the eoisei
see r"nr'n. ros '"'. sease,. ana win a, We"
Your Commune l,.ss 80. Il -. ,"ael,,.
sion. - recommend ss.s sbe eastern line 81
NE teafih ward be eA'ended from Fourth
:" SIKH street. AID = recommsnd The asiop-
- ''''''''- .'~'e'' ~""sks-'' en-
~. 'hr proposes ehabye
=. hkNkS.
JAoos EseLss,
; Psppocx.
NJ. "k"isoa aeVed he eceeptance "a
TIE report. which carr'ed.
he Superintendent o, The Cts Cemetery
rs.,rtsa ~ irs-r,n.,t. r,-,n, "a. ,,.. "a
& 49,, a.. on,.,.~ -. 4,
- 80 '''''''" ~
August
oRpissSos<
Tho COMMITTEES rcosftsf. gn orf,nsoce
.,,...a..,-s 81 -. .-,s.... 80. -
w.-.--s.. - 60 ~'"''k '"e
-. !. -. :. -
10 NUS" ~ NJ "k''~on' TOE sA1se sas
unanimously adopted
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

WANTED IaInEEDTArKLr.-Three substitutes
not subject TO the draft A liberal bounty
viii be paid. Apply at + a. Chess 81 Wa
bash street. ftif suS29iif
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

THE ORR ELEVENTH ,--LieuteDan Colonel
Danall. Captain Caven. and one hundred
eighty men OF the old Iiih Indiana, arrived
Ia indianapolis Tuesday afternoon. from
harper's Perry. their time having expired.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

Il wish 10 sell the above Saloon and Eat
ING House. Il the building known a. the Kes-
Ger House, Northeast corner Of Fourth and
Walnut streets. IL can DO bought on the
most favorable terms.
Sept5dlw JACOB FISHER.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

SAN FRASorsoo Sept. 5.--The Supreme
Court Of California has decreed that this
city must issue bonds for s400, 900 in aid Of
the Central Pacific Railroad This viii
give the road great surplus.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-08

III Fifty cents per week or cents per
day will secure 70 the surviving family az
the death OF the father from one thousand 70
fifteen hundred dollars. il Invested with the
old New York Lite Insurance Company
Isaac Cook. now in this city. Is Soliciting
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