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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19

SHERIFFs' NOTICE. TAKEN On AND
- committed To Jail BY Julias Ramsey negru boy ab ut
years of age, who says his is Emanuel
and belongs t" JOHN H.pe of cleveland county. He bad
on when put in Jail brown suit of jeans cloth lie
about five feet eleven inches high of dark black cnlor
weighs abou: $50 pounds The owner will come for him,
pay charges and take him away otherwise he will be dealt
with as the law directs. WIN. A. WALTON,
Sheriff of Rowan Co.
June IL 1874 I4-w6m.
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hip, sterett in hip. W q Utley in leg, A Lee
in breast David Smith in leg, W Brown stunned
by shell. Missing, 1t G Williams, Sergt Belts,
Sergt W Smith, Corpl G T Utley, Corpl W B
Oliver. privates R Churchill, G Campbell Jos
Mckee, G W Spivey.
Dit II Novel; commanding. Wounded,
Sergt r A Smith stunned by she'll privates 7
privates L King, " H Hicks, Simeon Smith,
Bryan Todd, W W Utley.
Lieut. J. H. Hughes commanding. Wounded,
private r Turner, eye, right arm broken and
wounded in abdomen, j Wilson right arm se.
verely, Jordan in both thighs severe. J q Lind
sey in left thigh and bowels severe, Faikner left
thigh severe, W & Anderson right arm severe, D
P Jordan right hand slight Missing. Lieut. J II
Tiey, J Taylor F NJ Cheek J Wilson.
Capt W Morrisett commanding Wound:
ed, sergt W B Knight in leg severe, Corpl Fl
Griffin severe in side, privates Hafre in right
hand, VIM Martin since dead, E H Brewer severe
in shoulder and in hands of enemy. Missing, Capt
W Morrsett sergt P Eborn, privates Daniel
Parker, Wiley Robinson.
G-Lieut D Gatlin, commanding. Wounded,
Sergt Ferguson in thigh severe, Sergt j J
Knight in shoulder, sergt NJ Motley, left hip Sc.
we're, corpl " Sewell in eye severe privates q
D Baker arm, James Bowles arm, e W Beale in face
H G Beale in leg, B Fowler in thigh severe, Lee
Newsom foot severe, John Turner in breast, M D
Harrell in hands Of enemy. Missing, Lieuts D.
Gatlin and L Everett priva:es VIM Baines, W 6
Britt James Britt, WIN Brown, D E Newsom, Hen.
ry OVERLY, James E Howell W c Carroll.
H-Capt John W Smith commanding, Killed,
corpl = Lee. Wounded, Capt John W Smith in
arm, sergt H Anderson in knee, corpls R Keith
foot and shoulder, G D Bum in arm, privates L
Anderson in foot Richard Amos in head, Abram
Hester foot, W Marshburn in leg. J Paul leg Sc
| we're, j N Tant arm and breast Missing, Lieut. j
NOVEL;, sergtJ Rhodes, privates H Pugh, A G
| Scarborough
Lieut. N L Jones commanding. Killed,
private W 81 Faucett Wounded, Lieut. D NJ
Jones since dead corpl johnson leg severe, pri.
Vate John Ballard leg. Missing, sergt La
nier, privates Vim Arnold, j A Cuts, Jas H Smith,
| n A Thrailkili.
K-Lieut Darden commanding. Wounded,
| privates G Hall in hand severe, Jacob Cope in
thigh severe, Cross in thigh severe Jesse Green
right breast Missing, Lieut. Geo Darden corpl
l. Heath, privates Eli Anderson, Barham,
Alex Fry, W Gatiiu, j S Heritage, W N Myers,
N Pervis P Thompson, R York.
Totai Officers H. Enlisted men 1872
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Aggregate loss. including Capt. W. H. g. Burrwyn
Brigade inspector, wuu Was csp,nred. 5es.
EDWARD WHITE,
Asst Adj't Genr
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Raleigh, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the 18th
18th, and lath of November
Every person must meet The times and places ns
med and call upon all good citizens assist the SOL
diers and widow ladies in the County to list their
products. NATHAN IVEi, .s,,..o.,
FENrON G. FOSTER, Assess0r''
October 6, 1854 sl-vtd.
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lie FREED SLAvEs.-The Philadelphia North
America" submits the following carefully prepared
estimate Of the number of slaves thus far set free
oy the Administration, or by the events OF the
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Mis.ing-Lieut P s Miller. nivates Henry Bar
ger. Alexander Shaver. Abraham Shaver.--Satis'
hurn Rdtchadn.


bury Watehmdn.
Renort of casualties in 57th Regiment North.
Carolina Troops, Godxin's brigade, on the 18th OF
Sent. 1854, in the action before Winchester.
Company A-Killed, private TheophilOus JOSEF.
MISSING. private O Egsns,s TotslQ. 81. FL!
B-Killed, private W " Best Wounded, pri-
Yates J A Burkhead in hip, Joseph Huffman in
right leg, John Worlds in neck severe, g Cline
LEFT leg Shot of below the knee -
C-Wounded, p,ivates A N Goodman in heel, "
Lipge In leg, A Gaskey in foot
D-Wounded, Corpl Joseph Crews severe in head.
priyates R A Moir severe in thigh, R Gentry
in left arm, j A Lowry in face. Missing. Corpl
John Frazier.
-E-Wounded, Sergt " " Carpentsr'in leg
F-Toundcd, Sergt D Barrier in hip, privates
E G Morris in hip, j Butner in arm, Jacob Trek
G-Wounded privates G Deitz severe in shout:
der, Cicero Henksl in left thigh, Thomas Moser
severe in neck, Able Shuford severe in head Martin
Hinsdel severe in leg. ..... ..>..:.e-
H-Wounded, privates Monehan in arm, A
Starns severe in head. Rabey in shoulder, Sgt d
NJ Barrier severe in arm.
I-Wounded, 1st Lieut. R L Maynard in leg, pri-
Yates W J Stockhart severe in back James Moser
in leg -
KeWounded, color bearer Swink severe in
leg privates Burleyson in thigh LESSEE Klntts in
arm, ] Shuffher in leg. Missing, privates A
Swicegood. VIM Cox.
Reorganization Killed q Wounded 80. Miss
ing A. Total SO.
JOHN BEARD, Capt.
Commanding 9th N. G. Regt
d. W. RINGo, Lieut., and acting Adjt.
-: Of Casualties in the l4tA NJ O. Troops, on the
22d Sept, near Stras6urg Va.
HEADe'Rs 14Tn N c. TROOPS,
Sept 2sth, 1864
Field and staff, Mssing-Adjt J Marshall.
Company A, Mlssing-private d Hicks.
F-Wounded- private I Jones severe in neck
Wounded-John Cost9er severe in bead, W
n Surratt severe in thigh, W Bennett severe 10 left
breast
I-Missing-Corpl G W S~iceeood, privates
Jesse Myrick j G Wilson, T Yoults and A
Barnes
-Wounded-private John Bowman severe in
head.
acknowledgements Noah Morris in foot,
James Morris severe in side.
E-Missug-private W Young, L B Davis,
Workman and VIM Watfori
XIV ounded and missing private Eli Hamilton.
Assing-Lt W Bevers, sgt Joel Ingram and
Jacob Saunders.
G-Woundcd- private J u Frazier. Missing
private S Dodson and B Fitzgerald.
B-M:ssing-sgt Davis, private D An
drews
Total-wo unded, Q; Missing 1877.
By order, &c GEO. I. STR0NACK.
Acting Adutant
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Mississippi, &C third,
alabama, one third,
arkansas, twc..hirds,
Virginia, one third,
South Carolina, oEe.si,
North Carolina, one 81,
Louisiana, two thirds.
Tennessee, two thirds,
Della : are, Gle THIRD,
Mar, land,
Missouri,
Texas; one sixth,
Kentucky, one,hirI,
Georgia, one third.
District Of Columbia.
Indian Territory,
Utah and Nebraska,
! Aggregate,
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FourG n C. Caral,y, COL D. D. Fsre6ss Com
manding
Company D-Wounded, private S L Doughlie,
in leg: Missing, Sergt H S Taylor and private Ira
Fntrell
Wounded, Sergt II II Cook slightly in leg,
prlvates VIM Powell slightly in hand, Ralph
Myers severely in leg, A johnson severely in
knee
Wounded 5, missing total
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List Of casualties Of company K, 9th North Car
china regiment =
-Killed-Nonc -
Wonnded-Corpi J jenkins severely and pris-
sIer, W Hess Souhded and prisoner. john W
N Miller, slightly bruised in side by shell, Joha G
Morgan, eight foot, SEVERE 49,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-25

W dlkoTJ william D., IN trust
for Mary +. Webster.
Paving tax on interest
from Jan. IA, 1905
Beginning on Maryland
avenue, 80 feet 0 inches
enthusiastically from
the southeastern corner
Of said lot, thence north
eastwardly along said
avenue "A feet, thence
northwestwardlya right
angles with said avenue
1875 feet 0 inches to the
northern line Of said lot,
thence west with said
northern line 40 feet III
inches, and then to be-
.-I..G
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23


WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. Ga motion Of Mr..
Elliott was resolved the Secretary of War
be directed 10 communicate II not inconsist-
sst vith public interest Ike report Of Major
General Candy concerning the purchase by
the United States OF products Of States de-,
clAred to be In insurrection. There not be-
ing quorum present the House Was called
TO obtain one.
Gos lees than quorum answered {. their
name.
Mr.. Stevens said h seemed unkihd alter
. holiday Of two weeks from to-day had
been voted. that members should nov absent
themselyea.
Mr.. Farnsword remarked that The House
yesterday refused IN the suggestion that
there shouId:be no business transacted to-
day. and members had gone home. thus pre-
venting transaction ef BUSINESS.
IL Vas subsequently ascertained that some
Of the members had retired thus leaving the
House six lcrs than quorum q, ~ ? IN. tho
House adjourned I'll Jan 9Th. .
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From Washington

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-col. MarkIand,
special agent ef Post Office Department re-
ports tia: the mails we're leaied and during
p. IN. of 10th inst. were distributed to the
army of Gen Sherman. and ia half hour sold
s.. 100 worth of stamps; ceuls il he bad had
them sold double that amount. he brought
with him upwards OF 10000 soldiers letters.
which hare been mailed here to their res
pective addresses 100 ~
The army Is 10 excellent spirits and the
military condition never better.
WAsHIseToN, Dec. 29.-The Government
received dispatch from Gen. Thomas dated
Nashville 2ist, announcing report that Gen.
McCook overlook the rebel Gen. Lyon On
18th at Ashbyville in Mclean county, Ken
lucky. and after sharp battle defeated and
routed him. killing a number. and capturing
piece OF artillery. 1913 atttH tf
Gen. Thomas also announces that por-
ton Of Gen. Lpon's rebel forces were attack
ed aud defeated and routed AZ Hopkinsville,
Kentucky on the 18th.
WAsHIreroF. Dec. S2.-The Navy De-
partrnent has received information OF the
capture of the schooner Msderiasln Mississ-
ippi Sound on the sih. The MADEIRA vas
loaded with l05 bales Of cotton.
Admiral Serbiing commanding EsAt. Gnlf
Blockading Squadron reports from Key West
the capture OF a British schooner o. the 10th
inst.
The Post Master General issued an order
to Postmasters directing all mail intended
for Shermsns army. to be cent by way Of
New York. Nat
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C1mo, Dec - The steamer Henry
Ames from New Orleans 9Th has arrived.
The steamer Mobile from city OF Memphis
brings $40 bales Of cotton.
The Memphis Bulletin says, recent or
lers respecting The cotton trade had 90 eu-
liveDei effect on Business IN that city ahd
tina, the cotton trade will be prosecuted en-
crgeticslly. The Government purchasing
agsn, there hss had $3.50 900 placed 70 be
credit. Five hundred bales have alresny
arrived by steamers from below, aDd large
amounts awaiting shipments. Large quant.-
ties also -si1ing beyond our lines he irsa-
spce Of necessary orders "a bring g - Mem
pbs
CAlao, Dee. x2,--Tbe steamer Pauline AZ
rived xhh fsr bale. Of cotton.
A assm tfsespou ffon 0slseston. ihs
l2th, has arrived with three hundred aud for
t,-two sIchsBged prisoners from csmg
Grace, Texas.
The men wbo -sre q. the most snsiehrc
condition. have been supplied sith the ne
ce@aay articles for their comfort
Late Nst.uo papers state that reis
foresneus- have arrived a. Brszos. swelling
skh force there 70 too thousand. fifteen buu
dsed q whom are nsoross The rebel nsk'
frequent raids from bso~sssills, which
no, fortified There are nunsFous skirmish
e vish the Federal troops
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NV YoTK. Dec s2.-The Esglish House
Secretary has awarded al monetary rewards
N The case OF Muller 10 Cabman Mathews.
Tho rsmAins ofMr Eayson were embaln-
Cd and sent 10 Hsvre 90 shipment to New
York. The obseQuies took place on the 9Th
inst. and we're attended by Representatives
Of the Emperor. and French srd Foreign
Ministers, and The whole Diplon -,c corps
detachment OF trOOps we're also IN atten-
dance aud escorted the gemains a. guards OF
honor
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Headquarters for Soldiers
1Iafx...

Malos l. ID. Wake, late OF The "a Indi-
ana Cavalry. and David =. Mchernsn. wal
ker 4 Mckernan.) No. Wet Washington
street, Indianapolis, lI,diAns. authorized
Agents for The collection Of Pensions. boun-
y ADD Back Pay, for discharged soldiers,
wiiows. mothers aud heir of soldiers vho
have died In the service and other claims
against the Government Al claims can be
attended - by vrinug 70 us. just a. veil A.
II applicant came in pcr-0n Mr. Joseph L.
Long. formerly Of Tue firm Of hsmlin A Long,
il oonne ted with ths offce. ani will be hap
~ " zee he friends.
Governor Morton saya Of them: Zone Of the
be-f md most responsible arms IN the west.
They are gentlemeo q high character, and
any husincss entrusted % ksu will be hon.
esfly and faithfully attended 70 Bon .0o<.
mari4dly.
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aud the rebels nearly four hundred. The
rebel militia stood fifteen minutes through
the battle lasted four hours, eur forces con
SANITY following up the flying foe. There
was not serious battle during the whole
march. Our cavalry vas not at Rry tine
rePulsed nor was Fitzpatrick hurt. he h.d
several small fights but stlll wears the same
hat with which be started from Atlanta.
NV YOkk, Dee. 22.-The steamer Ccium-
bia brings Havannah dates of the 18th.
The steamer Alexandra, now called
Mary. had been seized At Nassau for viO-
istion Of the neutrality laws. beng an armed
vessel. but she cas- most probably been re-
leased
President LineOlns Message Was criticised
unfsvorsbly.
The Houston Telegraph announces Ofi-
cially the seizure Of the Z 5. steamer La
more, while on Der wAy nom Santiago. :
Ga the 18th insl, The English blockade
rusnes schooner Ala was captured OF Gal
weston on the seventh inst. AZ the time
{ vessels were blockading Galveston.
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NAsRflLE. Dec. Ono official reports
from the army
AZ last accounts Gen. Thomas At Column
BIO.
\ portion 81 The rebel force tia. crossed
TIE river. ueIe proceeding southwark.
The entire country about Nashville IS fill
Ell with dossrsrs from the rebel army
Many OF whom ale constantly coming In
voluntarily or otherwise.
The report that Hood had crossed Duck
river with sixly-two piece. Of artillery, i
untrue. his artillery vas mostly lOst between
franklin and the battles before Nashville.
"a the number OF pieces left him on bis re-
rrst must have been but fe~
Hoods armT = represented by desetsers
= 3 prisoners as being in deplOrahle eOsdi-
q, and that utter determination e rrohs
The weather has been very cold since last
sht. The river IL l. seet and rising.
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ARCTIC RESEARCHES AND LIFE
AMONG THE ESQUiMAUX
JOHN GoDFREY's FORTUNES. By
Baysrd Taylof, mes supDly.
HEROES OF THE MAR
MELBOURNE HOUSE. Bs autborof " 80
Wide World
THE SCONBERG GOTTA FAMILY
EARLY DAWN u, satho, Of sshonberg
Gotta FusilJ. ltifHtft8 tti|
TIE CRIPPLE 90 ANTIOCH Rs author
Of Schenbesg rou. Family
THE MARTYRS or SPAIN. ~ suthor
Of Schonhure Cis, PANTY
ANTlBi0GRArfl or LIEUTENANT
GENERAL GRANT
DOWN IN TENEF,sRE.
EVEN DALE
THE WINTHROP 49, ses1aa.
AUTUMN HOLIDAYS. Bs Au,sor Of
Cosess iaasan
THE LOST Love
THE CASTLES HEIR. Bs ars. Hsu,,
Wort
LUNDIsFAsN caAsE BIS a.. Asoses....
| rhfollepe. $ ttt'tf = 10 4IttAt = s.
OUR YOUNG Folks MAGAZINE
And lots OF olhss acceptable books II a
Main street
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BosToN. Dec. PA collision took
place on the Cheshire r. r last night, about
} miles above here. IL was run into by a
wood train. and n i reported ,hst several
passengers injured, and lsdy aud tive chill
dren killed. The persons killed we're q
Frenehman and his vile named Hausch, and
boy named O'Brisn.
The train was impeded by snow and stop
ped for want Of water. ard thick snow storms
prevented the following freight train seeing
the signals made for Il 10 stop.
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DuD.-Ai the residence Of his mother.
On 5th street between Cherry aud Mulberry,
90 YESTERDAY morning. sltsf .. az. spG. .siD-
fal illness. Mr.. GRTkSur h Com. Young
man aud soldier. having enlisted Over three
years since in the lst Indiana battery at
indianapolis. served his enaary iaittfdiy
fer three years and WAS honefaoly discharged
AZ New Orleans. While On his way home
on board a steamer. the guefriias fred upon
the Doe, s.nd ~oandsds young Cot "a toe
right arm near The shoulder which hsdto %
ampatsted Ia this MANNED condition he
arrived at home TO linger for five months
and then yield his life a sacrifice 20 the e.
fects OF the assassins bullet. aimed nv he
enemy OF the country ne had been ~ uoogy
defending It's hard thus 10 die 20 Young
and that by the hands OF an assassin after
having hoaossbly served hi-- coushs Cor
three years aud was returning with honor to
become the prop aud stay OF the declining
years OF HE aged mother aud his little broth
ers aud sisters. his father having fallen ia
the same glorious cause and died soldiers
desth While member OF ,hc "a Ind essslry
And While the father aud oldest son have
gone TO rest from the din OF battle there are
yet two more sons aud brothers who are
sharing the fortunes % war n the nth Ind.
cavalry, enlisted in this place last winter.
9he funeral OF young Gott takes place this
mornine at 10 o'clock md ~il b. ,,rried
With military heuors. We hope our c,tze,s
will manifest due app, ecst,on OF his ser
vice TO bis country by attending b.a lulersl.
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WAETED-5.ooo barrels So,


AZ AFFKAL TO THK IsTKLLEcT.-wh hen
e'ossmpis;n takes held % lhs system. = Il ffa
eioeks ~ ths air cells. and 'nssmss tee aac
EseEbrsae, ~hies causes the lung. 70 become .rri-
tatsd; asf lint i 30 sur-d. petals ~ll soon
fsFui. which IN 50 On 80 fsrs tabsTeiss ~hieh
vii aiesrais and ssd life sith fatal cen-unstis
sos shsa tbs phieEm nrsi comm Bcss % forua. "a
'nrs n skes sysrs effort 70 sspsetorsss tns mslrsr
batsss A. 1na1ie - % Without -isi sncs A. :
lea's Loss bsissm rs ben foand 10 be ia The
FsssiJ Do curing THE disease Il e.ssss the sx-
sseiorstien Of he phlsgm and heals The irri,.ssd
parts, snd restores III. systsas 10 hath.
70 sale byT n, Barr = Co. Also. ~ the deal
srs IL family mstielnss gsnsrsryl e~r9.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23

CE The Ladies Festital last nlght at
powlng'- Halt ga an Immense affair, and,
In financial point grand success. From
the large crowd IN attendance ard the libe-
raj manned va which the tables were patron
ICED very large sum must have been real
lied
To-day between tho hours OF IL and ?
o'clock superb lunch will be set. to which
the ladies extend . general invitation. Noon
should dIae at home. when 80 good dinner
same tine che mopsy appended viii serve .
good cause.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23

cszcsxz1rs. Dee 2o-Ths commerci.l'-
sasssille dispatch Of he 2Ist ssss. TkoGAs'
heslqsssssss are ss.s colansil. Hood i
across Dack River, his los slnce coming
no TIE State : estimated st 1890. His
fons !, coz believed 70 be sbout y 600 a.
flasry sad 800 csvslue The ~ooss are
fnll Of dc.erssrs- SHOWING and roads bad.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23
From ALBANY.

AnsST. Dec. 22.-Tbe Sow storm vhich
set ~ yesterday ,euu'inred the rrsster part Of
the siskt. .nd y a. n. Sow y from : -
10 irehe- dep All dsy strong winds have
prevailed from TIE rorshse.i. driving the
sso- badly. Trains On the Central. Boston.
Hsdsob. Harlem AID Notshsra Railroads. are
fror t~o % 4 toars bsAisd tine. 70 sc-
ci3eats He nsfd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23

NINVINNtTlI IIcc. y
Flour and Grain unchanged and the mar
kel closed quiet AZ yesterdays prices.
" hisky advanced 60 s. I5@e n.
A good demand for Mess Pork 81 fs0 SO
al 90 for first class
Lard sold AZ 2lis.
Hogs duh and t0c lower; 2OO pound and
over averages Sl4 l0@l4 %.
Gold 50 ~ Silver a. 05.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23

BsLL's SPECIFIC PlLLS-WAazsxrED n Az
uaasssss Are sp>sdy IN setisul Ne change q
required DO not interiors ~ifh bushes. per.
Iitsl Can b. rset 1e1t dstscsioni Upxsrf q
"a cares the last zaoutl-souc q thsn vsry sewers
- over sas hsndfsd pk5sicsus have n-et hen
q. ss~sr ps.ruos aas al sp-.k eel % shssr "a
saeJ. and sppross q thsis eSnposiiioa, -sieb ,
sas4rsiy vegetable. ,ad ka1alsse N ths.sysa-na.-
aaadrsds q ssrslseas- "a te -bo~o-
s.a,s sssstsso Pnis sfe he original snt onlg
ssosis- ss-esas PA Thsy -re adapted far male
81 f.sasis, 81 o ouas, s-ttsss a. rsisabls s-H-
sfT Cor sJct,ns Dsfsaassnf 49, spsedg ere IN all
-ases o. sp-rm.tosEhsa. o. - ais4 vrsrness. vilb
III a. trais n esiis. sch ussthf4 lA1 Vagina
us.ebsrsss. ossss. tss uAsf-s. kfshaT q ln-oi1s-
arr KmissIons. IecoBunsnua. esnifal Debility sae
lrritsbiIlty, IDesteleT wsAkRsss Los ~ Poser
rssvs1s Dsttty. A.. al Il vfsch asiss principal
=, ron sexaaI Kress.ss ~ 81 At1.. 0. sons
sa.sltsusAzI ss<-1aeEl. ~nf io~.p-efs.ss. ths
af~ses iron falll ins ne dus = q married Ifs
= .Ii s.sa.i diseases. - esnssrhsa. eleet sss
sneiafes. aad IA disease. u ,bs Bladder .sd Kid
80. they act a cbsrm. relief = srpsrisss>d 81
.4sias asfarss box.
ssld BY s1ths pripepat orsgsiaa Price o.
1hsy zsll 30 sent ~ asli. seeafsU sealed. snd
aassenti.IlT. On feceips q ne nssn-s. ~
J. BRYAN. Nd.
80. TeCei.r street Ess York.
fai-as l1x Physician fsr IL tFeaimssf q s~mfnA
ria =, .srs4l and Neryoqs Diss4-es. ~h4 ~fli
.sa8. ne sesl. The fdsls>isg rsinsbls @ask, in
se-ief euss lolsf
far Ffsrisrs fsous,ss--lls- eEII 4 1ksAnss
- sslf Aba.s. Prs1ssase ds<.y. Imp tenee snd
-. u Poser: sexaal Dlss.~ss. seminal ws.k.
80. Nightly Emis.isns. eienissl Debility. A.. &C.
p-mpblet Of e. pages. eontEinins inpoet.nt
slsie- sas afflicted. aud which sbonla - read By
s.sr5 safsfss. e. ths Of tars N ths sssssst
stages = plainly Get forth. T<o .tsopr are ss-
1sirsd 70 pay ~ postage.
IN. cu-asassz. Assnt T-r-s Hsa.s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23

D1p.-In tina city at the residence OF bis
mother on 9th street. on Yesterday NOM
ing n , o'clock, GRKkSuP GoTr.s soldier OF
three yesrs service.
The funeral vill take place at 10 o'clock
this morning. and the friends OF the family
and oil soldiers IN the city are invited TO at
tend without further notice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23

What present so elegant nd useful
70 your wife or sweetheart a. q set OF furs 7
We are srss nothing ull be 30 highly prizsd
or more lasting ss "a remembrance. Such .
present - worth receiving To those IN
elined 10 deal IN the useful. We will say. that
Ladies' Furs. OF the choicest description. can
be found al kdsall. Root 4 Cos. These
gentlemen are oonnosssears Ia this lite. and
have selected their stock With the greatest
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-23

The DRAFT Il have opened an office
ia T. stsneon's lQrmsr B,uk'ng room over
"a, X ech'4 Nee Bank, wAct~ l Win give spc-
cal a,tenii9n b. = m.ree connected with
the drati Persons wanting substitutes TO
on the place Of drafted men or wanting fer-
reseuiaNse substitutes, ~ wisbiog 20 fi tbe
quota 81 = ie~,,sllr. will Tod II 10 their sd
,.ilse 70 call On nae. Advice coacesnins
,s, a-.is given gsatis Substitutes wantei
is shom | ill pay the highest bounty Of
-, 81 10 lhi- District
steIs8ii q N. HARRISON.