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NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1864

prsoners-number no, ye, reported. Ny cav.
airy rs pressing him closely though, ami am very
much in hopes Of getsns many more prisoners
tomorrow.
tsivucd. gro n. THOMAS
Major-Gcncral
Other dispatches tunofhcial! from Nashville state
ths, LOCO prisoners were captured by Wilson, and
ths, General Rossesu, commanding at Aurfrees-
boro, reports Forrcs, killed and 1900 Of his
men captured. The Superintendent at Nsshvi
reports ths, tho railroad from Nashville will be
open 10 Franklin tonight and will rapidly follow
Thomas, thus furnishing him supplies and cna-
bhng him to push aher Hood.
EDvIS " STANTON, Secretary Of War.
spirited Fight Mt kinRsport, Tenncssc The
Hcbcl General Basil Dukes brigade
Routed.
Wdr Department. FdshiHDton, Dee. l5-i0 r
M-haJor General DIR, Nep Yort:-A despatch
from Lexington this evening states that the 18th
inst, at Kingrport, Tcnu., General Burbridge had
hsht with Basil Dukes brigade, formerly john
horgpn's and routed It, with a loss to the enemy
Of one hundred aud fifty killed, wounded and pris-
oncrs, aud their train. Dick Morgan, brother Of
John, was captured.
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
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aforesaid will bc obstruorci, or any othsr psrsuus
who may -t out On their way hither before ntsk
Igenco Of this regulation could reasonably be en-
peosed TO reach the country from which they msy
have started.
slgnedJ wuLIAs II. Sew AID
Secretary Of State
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200 MILES Of RAILROAD DESTROYED

Large Number Of Negroes.
Mules and Horses Brought In.
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The Attack on Wilmington.
The Fleet In Line of Battle.

Roads last TUESDAY, 10 reported as having arrived
OIL Wilmington on Thursday, where the vessels
were anchorng in line Of tatte. It Is no, probable
any attack would 10 made before Saturday or yea
terdsy. The recen, movemen, of General Warren
was no doubt Intended W prevent roinforcemonss
being sen, to Wilmington frou Richmond.
strength of the Fleet
Admiral Por,cr's fleet numbers slx,y-four yes.
sells, carrying Eve hundred and ninety seven guns
largo land force under Con Butler accompanies
it. The neet ia composed OF the following vessels ;
pIAa snIr
Steamer Malvern, guns-D. d. Porter, Admiral.
PfnaT DIyIgION
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important Order.

All Persons Arriving from Abroad except
Emigrants TO be Furnished with Passports
Washington, Dee. ls.-The following was to-
day officially promulgated
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Sketch Of His Wonderful March.
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b1 lfLfNkAll.
More Glorious News


Var Department. Washisy,v, Dec, ls--9
p h.s-MaJor Gen DIR TIE following othcL
reports were received tbs morning from General
Thomas, dated at his headquarters near franklin
headquarters DcpIrtu.sn, otthe CumLerlind,
neqr Franklin Tenn, Dc. II, ls64.-A report
just received from MAJOR Gen. Wilson states tAAt
Ut : P, 81 to-day he attacked and dispersed Ste
yeuson's division Of rebel infantry, aud brigade
o. cavalry, capturing three guns. The ith [. s.
cavalry aud liatch's division Of cavalry, hand
soney supported By Knpe's division Of cavalry
did the work, making several bcsut.ful chsrlca
breaking the rebel nfautry in all directions. Had
1t only teen light the reoe rear guard would have
been entirely destroyed. As II is, II has been
severely punished. The whole army will continue
vigorous pursuit in the morning This attack waa
made 81 7 miles teyouI Franklin
tsguei! GEoEGR H. TnoVAs,
MAJOR General
Hedd9ulrters Department OF Cumberland,
near Franklin, Tenn, Dee, is h-wo
have pressed the enemy today beyond Franklin,
capturing his hospitals containing over l,5OO
wounded, ard about lSO Of our wounded, In sdditon
to the above, General Kenpe, commanding a
division Of cavalry, drove the enemy's rear guard
through Franklin to-day, capturing about $50
prisoners and Eve hsttle-Aags with very little loss
on our side. Citizens II Franklin represent Hood's
army completely demorAlized. Ia addition to
the capture yesterday, reported in my dispatches
last night, have the honor TO report the capture o
General Rucker and about $50 prisoners OF The
enemy's cavalry, in hght that occurred about
O'Clock last night between General trtcker and
General Hatch, Of our cavalry. The enemy has
teen pressed to-day both In front and ON bott
tanks. BrigAdier-Gensrsl johnson succeeded
in striking him on the asnk, Just beyond
! Franklin caDtTtn0 quite pumhW o
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Not a Wagon Lost on the Trip.
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REBELS DRIVEN BEYOND fRhNKlIN
Immense Captures Of Guns and
Prisoners.
DEATH OF GEN. FORREST.

FROM SHERMAN DIRECT.
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Livsrp0oi, Dee. 2.--Corros-sale Of the veeA
s2 900 hhlos, including 900 bales " speculators
aud d, OOO bales 10 exportets The market has hsou
duh, with decline of ldron American, s1d LAID
on other descriptions, The sales to-day tFndAy!
were 900 balos, tho market elosiug hrInsr The
quotations ares
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THE CAPTURE OF FORT M'ALLISTER.
Savannah Completely Invested.
SHERMAN CONSIDERS IN
ALREADY GAINED.
The Great Wilmington Expedition.

OUR FLEET IN LINE or BATTLE.
&C.. &c. &c.
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NV fosK. Aug. 10.
rlou.. state and Western heavy nd dfoop-
ing. 80 750s p for exfsa State. so 7e0
SO So iorexua u. n. o. and $40 60@l2
Tor Trade brands. the msfkc, closing wtb
no buyers ~ outside quotations.
Uhisky firm 81 81 7s0l 1917 iof state.
81 740l IS Tor Western
Wbcst opened rather more steady, bni
closed heavy. q 1892 - for Chicago
spr'ne. ~ 20@2 81 Cor Milwaukee Club.
81 50 aad s. a. for Winter Rel Western.
81 35d2 ~ tor unsonnj Winter Red Wes.
ere.
Corn heavy and and sroonus a' 81 seq
Al 81 Zoe mined sfsefn
Oats doll at 99gdS 90 Tor Nes4ern
Coffee dull and nominallT unchsrgsd
Sugar dull. 20e for Bfszil. 20l<92lk fer
Cuba
Bolsssea dull. Nuscoasdo Al CSC.
Wool quiet sud afm
Pork dull AID without material change,
S35Gs36 tor NEE. s3T 80 'of uev do
$40 q for prime, as D Tor tr.uc nes-.
also 1909 bb's new Ine~7 a. Aagu-i buyer
option SO 506s2s
Beef very dafi
Cut nests htsle frmss, i49i4M iorssoo.-
ders and l71S for h,ns. sist 2D1 erces %
sugar cured b-gged hans &c PC.
Lard dali without msfsfisl chlnrc .c cGl-
ces Al 2lLd22tkc. inc.odiog 100 bb's as
211f wh'cn Is ~ extTcEe 7flce. also. ~
bbia Tor September buyers opii,n 81 135k
Mousy market steady 80 PER cent
Exchange quiet srd vifhout decided
change Of price
Gold SHADE h.zbes .Fen41E ~ - s.
declining n ~ 54is sdgaucing 70 . ST.
declining 70 a. - = aud closing a. = So
The steamer scOtia for Liverpool cerfi-d
out 49, 600 10 spece.
Govefnme.t Stocks steady
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OMAHA CrrY, Aug 10 The lndiaus are
hourly committing new deprcdations. sioal-
ing stock burning trains aud killing indie
criminately. They were within 400 yards Of
the pickess Of Fort Kearney lasi nieh' ard
fired IA arrow at one OF them
A coach arrived az Fort Kearney this
morning aud reports having passed several
trains which hsd beenburued. and dead Dod-
les by their side.
A party OF six whiics we're killed M r.
mile Creek last night
The Indians have stolen III the stock at
Cottonwood Station. ~ miles west ci Fort
Kearney This morning party ot soldiers
started IN pursuit OF them.
II ia weli-ksown that rangers. supposed TO
be from Qusnirell'. OLD bsnt are with
them.
Fl. LARAMIE, Aug l0-1he Iodaus ATE
getting very bold. eud there is great alarm
throughout the courtry. and il Is feared they
will attack this point. Many emigruis have
been killed aua igsi-s been burned
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TELtGRAPHlC NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST
Last Nights Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY 10 Tx WABASH txgAtSS
Indian Troubles near Fort Kesrney
Reported Resignation OF Cabi-
net Officers.
Omcial Advices from Atlanta.
stanton not Resigned,
EXCLUSIVELY 10 TIE 1.sASa tSpAIsS
Indian Troubles near Fort Kesrney
omcial Advices from Atlanta,
stanton not Resigned,


Nrw YoRK. Aux. ln.-Gold continues
weak 1t present
Military situation IS construed favorable
70 the National osuse a Id room aud The
tendency Is TO keep gold down. ,hs price has
aacuated iron 50 SIS ., opening to - 52zss.
and again up 10 50 $50.
The Post contsina dctsi "a accounts show
ing how Boston ,a- hte. engaged 10 mposs
ting men irom Es,ops a. sanstituies ard
volunteers 10 the army fbfee shlp losds il
appears has been eroughf over. usostlT from
Germany. AMI NJ bnsire-s IA. reen Kept
much more secret fhso mans u cur most
important army mosene
The Commsrcia' says lhs 'aosofamsar hss
received important Official nevs from At
lanra tc-iay Also SAYS private dispatches
announce tie se-isn.lian C seward, Blair
aud wells
Gen. Hsoker and ,es a-eefeot Secretary
of tho Navy arrived here ted
NEw YoRE Aug. i0.-Tho limos WASH
iDgtos special ssls
Secretary stanton deniss having ,~ndesed
bis resignation I'D sa7 !. t.s na attention
Of doing 40
Gen. Sickles bss been tendeftd tho CON-
mand of the veteran reserve corps, but says
be would rather command colored iroons 10
the field
The public debt up 80 August sh out
standing with coin in.eroat 1854 GA l9l.
hearing lawful money interest 1924 S4l SOP
on which iuteres, has ceased 1907 .l70. bear
log no interest 522 SOC 81. total 81 932 .649-
s35. Interest payable 10 coin $50. 100 CO. i.
interes, payable 10 lawful monev S2l s65 =
COO
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II Mr.. Frank G. Quick aud Mr.. John
II. Barr have become associated with Thomas
Barr In the Drug business. We learn that
the stock Of Dfugs is to be largely increased
ADD that the house will be bile to deal sx-
tsnsively 10 the wholesale line. The firm IS
certainly one OF the most able. and responsi-
be Ia the whole State. and IL cannet fail to
meet with the best degree ofsuccess. Drug
merchants 10 the smaller towns OF the sur-
rounding country can purchase goods Of the m
a. pure 10 quality and AT as low pricesss they
car in Cincinnati or even 10 the Eastern
cities
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t. The venerable Rev. Daniel Waldo
died At Syracuse on the J0th ult., st the
great age OF nearly i02 years lie was one
Of the twelve survivors Of the Revolutionary
soldiers, and the oldest graduate Of Yale
College. he was the faithful pas;or OF 4
Congregational church ior seventy years.
and In 1856. when % years old. was elected
Chaplain Of the House OF Representatives.
to which honorable duty he was again called
the following year
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FOR SAL.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Taks 10 more unpfess.nt arf uns f. scsisfnes
rcr rrp'esr n = IA gf-cus 81 eases, ne
HfLkB)LD = fXT4A T HCffU
Whi-h his ~er~ised f~e dorssn~ft - ~ mot
Pk0NiSE IT HY 4CiASsTT fHEU.H
Il nov n rel {, tfnllcfsd h1fnss ~ a. q certain
81 OK ~ G. iosinx diseases and sgnptorrs orig
ia-t'n r = diseasss Al abuse q the Urinsr5 o.
tfxuN 0r.aos.
oeAsral u bly,,
xeatA p1Tstcai Z. prcssion.
imbfrf n
D .tsrralnailea n B ood 70 the f.as
ccofu &C Iso.s,
Hyste "a,
General 'fntabliliT.
aestless1pss and sitepe ,nsss a. Slight,
Ab1-ncs o. Aescn - EgiciencF
Loss Y ppsrt,
Dfapc.sia.
Hnarf1firD.
fcw ep'rts,
10 q i.ttio1 ~ fafs'ys
t. - Tie organs ~ O 'uefssion,
Paipitstitn = ths Hear,
fna, r. iAcf, all tue colcooifsns 81 rer~oas arr
pebllitsted a. off1o iyslcm
To nsrr. ~ 20 1ino. 4 fhIa at
Ask 4, aFL1le. fi.D't. TAXI a.. OTHER.
tuRksGr tAATfFED.
Geo aJsoriife n.uf ia another colLI4a
d~InAuse
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AMERICAN
cancer e. b n 20 % . o -.

v - " v , ~ - - " " 49,
DR mr. BERN
sAs LOCATED ~ IsK
ofT4 OF QUINCY. ILLINOIS.
No. i06 Maine street, "a door above Quincy
House Oface. owe. ]. K D&yton's
Book Store
Az crkr<s TO IA
TAR KING or CANCERS
And all kinds OF Fever Sores; such
White Swelling and Bone Dise>ses.
Scrodhls. Piles.
And sore kycs IN their worst stages.
Liver Complaints. Consumption.
Female weAinc>.. sad Salt Rheum.
letter. Rheumatism. &c.. &c.
The Doctor became master Of the above
diseases while travelling through Europe and
America. and he sow stands al the head OF
Die profession both in Earope and America.
The Doctor silisakc pleasure IN showing his
visitors certificates Of the above cases where
thew have been given ap incnr>bls BY the
phv~;cssns IN the country. The Doctor Al>c
guarantees q cure N eli cee< where the -
tent lives - % the directions. % no pay.
The patient oil please correspond weekly
sivirx a true statement Of the case y q
drawer $50. The poor dealt ~ith literally
Cancers extracted IN frsn four 20 twenty
four hcars. vitbouf in-sram>nt< os pain. or I
drop OF blood t>c-d~iv
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~ The London Spectator says the
Stat OF England is overcast. her allies are
pluudered. her diplomatisis wouted, her
statesmen ing loriously ioiled:" aud it might
have added. she violated the code Of neu-
teaIity. assists rebellion. aud has joined hands
with slavesy
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For Sa1es-Twensy-fve barrels OF
PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
Warranted. II. FAIRBANKS.

Scaled Proposals viii be received
by he Common Council Of tbeoity at
Terro HsEte. At their nest regular meet
Ing. August 10. 1884, for the build
ing Of Two (2) cisterns-5oo barrels each.
One to be locs'cd at the crossing Of Sixth
and Esese street; the other on Fiith street,
north Of the Canal, For plan and specif-
cations. apply at the Mayors office.
]. r. cULICK.
Aug. l--dtl6. City Clerk
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Mes.rs. polwin 4 judd keea. a, al Iimes.
heavy stock o' SAddier, Hardware. and
soil a, waslesale on she mesl favorable
terms. There "a ~ kind OF necessity for 60
ire BY ,hi. house 90 Cincinnati Tor goods.
because no prof, can possibly result from so
doicg
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to The Dog Star reigus lee all the pso-
pie s~eat; We do The weather has cut
Tero3ed H.rOd FOR toe pas, lew days. and
nothing has beer reckless enough to happen
worth mentioning. is : TOO hot 70 write,
an Il Is 100 hot 20 read. AID our sparseness
OF items uill need 10 APOLOGY either Tor Us Z
oar readers We are doiaE favor al round
= keep cool--aa possible
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~ Again ve call the attention OF our
readers % The rev advertisement Of Ed
sal, Root 4 Co.. IN tbs morning. issae.-
This e<tahlishmsn, = too yell known to re-
Quirc an Introduction 20 she people Of Nigo
sd surrounding counties. Suffice Il TO s&y
sA.s thew keep the largest ssssk Of eeeds.
tae bss variety. and eel =, lover priee- thAn
s;s>-...s sasrsAniile arm N the shels STATE.
TIE perfect throng Of people always there.
proves their imnsrse trade and Indicates the
bsss goods a. ne lovess prices
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~ The Mobile Tribune contains a let
Ter from Montgomery. Ala. IN which il Is
stated hat there was great alarm in that
nes, n rebels. ire pubic funds had been re-
novel. ara likewise the funds in the banks.
Guards refe sent around town on the l7lh
Of july. 70 esiog in all the men who bad not
volunteered, and force them into n, fankr,
The rlsce Is poorlr dcfended
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Select school for Misses AMI Young
Ladies. corner Of 9th and Poplar Streets.
will commence It's third year. Sept. ist.
Miss 4. A. Williams, Principal.
Miss ZKSAsA HvMAroS, Assistant and
Teacher Of German.
Miss GrssrE NJ FoEp, Teacher OF Vocal
and detrimental Muse
Juiy22dtf
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~ Mr. ;. A. Goddard, a staunch friend
Of our country. residing at Manchester, Il
getting up subscription for the purpose Of
aiding the slaves liberated by our armies
Il Is proposed 70 send them clothing. on
which our Government will charge 10 duties
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t#- In the times OF hsrl living and hald
fighting. men shrank into their graves a. an
ass suen th'y sere rising into celebrity. -
says the Atheueum. oar rising men. our
poets. our judges, our politicians, our geue-
rails and adnirals are Of sixty or seventy
years fipensss"
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'lfcfNNATI. Aug. To -
Flour dull aod prices nominal
Wheat Sc lower and The market anset-
tied
Corn unchanged.
Oats dull a. SO@o7
Whisky firm and more active. 500 bbis
sold NJ 81 49,
Nothing done IN Mos PORK
500 tiorccs primo LAID sold 81 1915
Bu meats held ~ ab1ve The views st
buveTe
Gold 81 53Q2 So
Exchange 10 bette supn's aud essilf.
Money market tight az la6l2 Ger cent.
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WAsaIsoroE. Aug. l0.-SheIman IA trans
rHtiug Al rtiieisl report u GeD Halieck
so ailheueh b. number q febsl dead
seems excessive, he - disposed % giEo luii
70. 4 % re Eeppii that cur l0ts though o.
3 sol killed. wounded aud missing, the sue-
ny, dead On the field aloas amounted T.
3 22J. Total OF prisoners sent ronh, 100.
lot-i ~ lrsoneis 10 our hands, E0rndtd.
900
il Is eaim.ssd that the Ices Of he ssemy
q AZ least 10 600.
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80 A son OF Mr.. James Ralph. of Pa
vilion. kalamazo equity. Michigan. was Bit
ter by rstilespske on the 9Th. and died on
the IT. inH The snake was coiled uader
a CRADLE in which an infant was sleeping.
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For Sale HOUSE conta ming 5 rooms
good sire. LOT on 7th street near = b. Al
lens residence
House containing S rooms with cellar. on
Chestnut street. between 9th and 7th streets.
TIE above described property can be pur-
chased on favorable terms by applying 70
ID. d. CONDIT,
Residence. COR. eth ard Eagle street.
je26in
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Witch are noz rsconuenaei by the hi shest msas-
ios authorities. and warranted 70 pTodnos az inme-
tlsss beneficial eascf. ThsJ sss exceedingly
osh~r t01sss where essthy seutis ssiznrisniisrs-
e7srea-
Try parity, strs-xttsn 49, iasiss-sts-
Ter create ssAltly apostle
TlsT are a. sz1lacse - cssnss ef -.sss 49, ai.s
Thsy sss-cszs sss1ss = dissipation at ls'e
bears.
Tkey ssssaxsAes. ne -sss..A .sa .llSsa ths mfzs-
Thsy prevsni alssnstic and Intermittent fever.
rkey pzrffy the breath AMI sasgy - toe sterasrk-
Teey cars Dy-prpsls @ni constipssioa-
They cure Dssrrhs<a ana Cnsl.rs Herbas.
Thsy care Ilver Compkrs and serve1s Hesa.ehe
rbsy n abe tie weAk nrcrg the lsnguid brillian
sss AZ. exhausted us,ure's srsss resssrer. ny
are os1,o>ed % he oeskrstsd cs'issys bxrk. vim
s>rsreen. sss~ssrss. rnass sne sert. ell preserved
In psrs~ctly pare 81 Groin run- Fer p<rtsculs-s.
eirralsrs and t><ti oai.ls .roosd eArh bottle
B~ssre q lzpastors gxs1sise ever bottle.
See thskif kss ssr p<1sst. e . stamp rEnufEl.s>t
ever ths errk Win pi<urxzs,u s-<se ard sigma
trrs a . i;ns ssesl plate "a. lsbss Sc that orr
ss<ts~ -~alsr1 ~tta spsris1s and 6~i<.<rfozs
STAFF Any p,rson prstendins - sell Pi<nfsrou
ssssr< ~ The s.tiaa e. n Bslk. Is a. inpossor.
Any p~r-sn tuf,Hcns he hossi-. o. Selling sry
ots<r mxb~isi tseretx. wheshsr esii~d YiNstsfsor
Esss-r~ Bs<. 10 . erszln-i ure<- Tie &. O. L&~
snt on - - rru~>rrtst byus- Ne already hsvs
go sys .. s-~er~' parties sling bottles. -
shs ~ln s-oc~ed n rs,sis< ts~z~>lrss izfo eio>'
<ssrt~rs- Tss se.>st ssr prsks's F.@ns>tsen Bit
isrs f-sn iss,ss. eisrxynen. n<reksnta. BE- h IN
eresisis. he staple srssl - sssus - sAs svs
ssnos ~ pr~>sss 81 tA>lr ~s-sh Hs1 sspezior.sy.-
ra~y ssss - 81 rs~peS.Asie ar-xx.ssA. srscsrs
| pkysse;sns. hss>i<. ssicons. ssssnbssts sDf cen
| ~ sssrss-
SOa 0SoaAWav. ~. ".
fstla1wiy.
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~ A private sale OF the household goods
OF tho late samuel l. Soutbard, will take
place at his late residence. near the Congre-
gationsl Church this morning at o'clock
The sale will be continued between the hours
Of 3 saj I o'clock, Pm
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CoScxsr Hail THEksxx.-Let every one
remember the bsnsfs Of Mrs.. W. Il. Riley
to-zishf. fne bili : announced. and
sp<st frsa fku ne nsfilrx nss1s u IN AZ
eeiles, artistic and most e>sinsiAe LADY. en-
tisles Der 70 receive 81 the h.u1s 81 eur eiti-
sses he henor Of full house. Ths q al
80 The lsss, bat toe. 81 The Periorussces
81 tbs excelieas sroaps. ~ ell wso desire
thsir reslrn Should make their last niehss ~
erslliass - possible. Oar advice 70 cuI
rssder> .. 80 so-nixhs By al means add Eivs
the l,ay hamper At parting.
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- Alexander would not have sighed
'n-' he had 90 more worlds 10 conquer. had
b. been the hsppy posssssor Of the handsome
stock ol goods no~ or exhibition al Tuell
alc Ripley
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

DROF. GEORGE W. CANADA
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

90 The 80 prohibiting the killing Of
pTsirie chickens stands suspended from Au-
gcsi ist until the IL, day OF oer February.
Quail may D. killed after the isi Of Sep
'ember
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

Hog NOtSce---l viii sell 90 Tuesday,
Thursday sni Saturday. Of the month Of
August 1864. between the hours of 8 o'clock
A. NJ, and IL o'clock 2. II, at the Public
Pond, 10 Terre Haute. to the highest bidder
Al public auction. all hogs that may have
been on any Of these days within the Public
Pound moro than tw elve hours and all horses
or mules that may have been in said Pound
more than two days.
Wh. A MOORE.
sDr22dti City Marshal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP OF TUR-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

~ Or. Moreau. the author OF work on
morbid psychology. says genius is disease
o. TIE nervss" Bslzsc saws IL Is an inter-
Eiifent fever.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-11

- Dove shire stra befries attain great
sac. AT Loxbe1s ,hsy we're re emily pick
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best specimens