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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
, beng Passion Week there viii

This beng Passion Week there viii
be divine service in rriniiy Church every day,
On Monday, Ia sday AID Friday a. +.
NJ; o. " dns sday aud Friday at 10 2 "
and o. Ihrrsday and Saturday a l-2P
Ga THURSDAY evening the sie-emeps OF NE
Lords Supper vii! be administered. AID on
Friday afternoon the saereI cut VI B.ptisai -
% lhe sf fer nocn o. Sund uexi Tue usual
Easter sermon w,l be preached to The child :
rsa OF tae Sunday schoo, after which col.
lection will be taken up 10 aid OF Foreign Mis-
s'nna. The Easter Offering, at the morning SCI
vice. will be devoted 10 the Pafochial Re! e!e
Fund. which Fund, owing TO The UNUSUAL dis
ress among ths poor during the past Water
| il COW t., a considerable amount overdra WI
| a hbesa, cJntriba,ion is therefore most eat
| ne.tiy solicited. l~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
STORE!

joLN 0ARTEMEYEH,
rAs pnMOvED HIS STOCK OF GOODS
IN F,snk 10 Block, on Second street, between
w.;c And harrison, where be has opened sEW
GiaprfiiS0 STORE, and will keep constantly on
hand god assortment Of
GenSs, FssrSssshtag Goods.
c,.ehee n,ds 70 order os.ths shortest sssaes. end
tssssisss,sa sp.s. ptieds c. 1a.a. so,-dN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
4sss,s..ss t aEri .fA ssaanG 4. / &
WINxEa ARRASGEasENT. 1863.

WIN n W. ASco.
- an. AfI ~ aUN = Al, NOV. 10. 1873,
aud ,ntil taitAel Go1ice, tralus -ill seaVs
.sa.enfci; taily, -lu 3nga 1eerted, aa iosso1ss
LIST mail train a. ....t.......-......S "a a. N.
I'd night ypress .--....... e.4J r. Ii.
Grains arrive at Davenport daily, Sunday ez.
,srted, as foi!o"s
list night axpress Al. at.....,..-...--....i i.oo :. ,
I'd daily express and mail train at sos r N
ali trains this srou:oars in ,.lrect cohneticn
at Chicago with ,.ains over both Tie Ntchigar
Southern, Michigan Central, Pitfsbnre, F9rt
Wayne, ana Chicago Railroad 10 and lron De.
.,o,i, Toledo Columbus, Ci4reend, Cincinnati
4 ,s.u.g, punkirk, iiafalo, Niagara Fails, jos
oY, Now YORK, Phiiadelphia, Baltimore and "ash
ington.
peasar-ars are raminiad of tie necessity o.
giving dlatnc, directions rs to the destn nation O.
.noi, baggage, also TO procure tickets before al
ist cir seats in the care the cond actt co.
cot fares only to stations on the line Of he Oh
c.go nd Rock island Railroad.
JOHN +. TRACY Superintendent.
tcr.u,p,r, Nov le
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

|. Tho name Of this company is the Atlantic
o TIT .moaat ,n Of il. crpi al stock is s15o,ooo
& The amount of its capital stock paiu
upis 4'V''o'
4. TIE assets Of the company are
(,ash on hand, in bank and III Tho
hands OF agents, or othcr persons, lt,S5i.sd
. poal estate uniacumb, ,r.d 5a5,,o9
3. Bonds and STOCKS owned by The comPa-
nv how secured aud rate Of interest
thereon (sse schedule) So'aoV
4. Debts OF tho company secured by :. aoo
mortg 90, (seo schedule) ,o,oov
& Debts other wise secured, (sec scheduie) ifooo
Deots for pre- niun', "''' go
9..eU:.., .rd astura 4955 So
IT,, ,ss..s 236, ,455. "a
MABILITIEs.
6. The amount Of liabilities due or not
due to banks or other crec itofs, none
8. Losss adjusted and due, hone
Losses adj usted sd not due, nls, none
Losses unadjusted.
2. Losses in suspense waiting 1or iur'aes
proof,
10 All other claims az al u.: the com pany, none
r..,r.h;,;,;.s 2,2so
II Tho greatest amount issued In any = ooo
one risk, i"''V'
"a the greatest amount allowed by the
rule, o, the company 10 be Insured
in any one city, town r village,
II The greatest amount allowed to be
insured in any one block,
a. Tne Act Of Incorporate ot the COM ,
nanv February 10th, lS5l, nieo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
Davenport LusuDer market.

Gsss,vi0tioM II O-S'sraaershsr
Y,HE CO-PARTNERSHIP uERETOFNRF
| existing under the name ands OF NEG
stBAG Il kUTSNsacK, is this day aissolved bs
mutual consent Tne accounts OF sad brla viii
be settled by WM RuTENBACK, the palmer
succeeding .he firm il bu mess.
wi. MGRSEEACH.
W. kU i4.NBara.
Davarrort March Ii lsGt ain
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
4TATHMEN Il
A Z 1ED1O3 19&0 =
OF The
ATLANTIC
FIRE IMyMrUMce Company.
OF BROOKLYN,

Of BROUkL1N,
january EsiT0t, 1864.
Made TO the Auditor o. the state OF Iowa, pur-
susnt to the statutes OF said state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
ssAGLD0ECk,S
State Lithographic Estsblisbmep'
NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
Dee e y pOr l0sC q

~NRDERS From ALI PARTS OF ICWl
~ snd Illinois solicited, and psomptiy eseou i
A the most artistic. style and 1t Nse sOsk RI I
srlo-dly 4. hA0gBOrAk'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22
Houses For Sale.

Double house, southeast cor. Rock Island ana
1lth streets Pfice-$2000.
Double nousc on llth street., second east OF
Rock Island street. Prise-&l, 90.
uouble house west side Perry street, corner o'
l7th. prics-$s,5y0. Two thirds may remain on
mortgage At por cent. ...,
New frame use on Brady street, q gentesi
residepce) Price = 900.
Frame hou,s soath side Third street, ono mile
west OF Brady street. Price 500. iWo'
thirds may remain on interest nj per cent. :,
Valuable house with ~ acres 81 land. Ven
stocked with fruit Of ail kinds. with Stable, oet
nsss and WOOL b use, COW stable, wagon sned
cisteru, two " lis, pusture, orchard ANA. gievs
tue whole place we'll fenced ana in pe'fect ordei
and repair. Price 5000
krams houss cast eide Ripley street. betweer
1st aud "a streets, with lot 80 BY 60 feet. Price
81 Gov.
House Lots For Sale.
On Braiy street l60 feet front by 10 fes
dsep-fenced. Price--Sla Per II mt foot.
store Lots For saSe.
One on Fourth street just east Of brady street
F sr on Fourth street near r-iro-d deiot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

New YORK stock Market.
NEW ToRK. March ~.
Gold 1854.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

Known all men that the Atlantic FIRE In
sar .nce Company, Of Brookly, n 10 neisoy
.ntnor;,e anv and nj. age ats that said Gomeaay
has or may hereafter have or appoint IN the
state Of lswa for aud gu behalf st ssia COMPANY
to accept service Of all pro whether tne.ne or
asal, in any any action or proceeding agaan-'
s.;i l. myany, IN any of tie Courts Of said state,
and It il hereby admired an agreed that SAID
..r Vi 80 OF p.osess aore said shall be taken aud
h.,d tn "a ya,,d end sufficient in that behalf the
sswe as il serve upon said Company. &C .osding
t,tne laws and practice Of said ~tase. or any
o,hs, State and all c!aims in right error by
re..nn Of such service is hereby expressly waived
anu re irqu,sned.
&h;s sls.usy Of Decsmber !, 1868
'"'I nj. JOIN ID. COCKS, Pfesidest
6os DORR, Secretary.
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filed
STATE OF Nsw YoRK,

lahn ~ Un,ks. President, aad Horalio
Dorr. Seer <tary of the s atlantic FIRE In
surAucs Company" Of Hartford, o., being sev
erslly and duly sworn, deposs and say, and ea'n q
for mself says, that tn foregoing Is true, iuii
and corrs t statement Of tho affairs OF sara eos
marathon a.d thar they are the above nsned em :
GERS thcreof, and that no part OF the capital .f
earninvs of said company. has be IN deposited In
srv Sta,a or Territory ,.s security for losses.
lSignedl JOHN .. eocAs' IRE 'uen'
HOaArIo D0RR, Secretary. -,
Snbscri oea and sworn to before me oy
above named John u. Cocks. RE idehs' aau u
40 ,,urr. Secretary, this 23d day Ct January
A. D., 1864. r.,u,,
lStsmpl Inos. ~ xn.k.
(Seat) Com. io' lows III o"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-22

Daverport, Marc, Is lsGt. aln
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09
Headquarters for soldiers

MAJOR l. d. Walker, hate OF the "a lndi-
ana Cavalry, aud David : McKernan, WAL
ker l. Mckornan,) No. : West Washingtou
street, Indianapolis, Indiana, authorized
kgcnts Ger tho collection Of Pensions. Boun.
g aBd baek fsF. for discharged soldiers.
widoNs, motAcrs and hehs of soldiers who
have died IN the service, and other claims
against the Government. All claims can be
.t,e1ded 70 ~ writing 10 us, just a. well a.
Il applicant came IN person. Mr.. Joseph L.
Long, formerly oftae firm Of Hsmlin & Long,
IL contested with the Office, and viii be hap
p % see his friends.
Governor Morton Gays OF them: Zone Of the
best and most responsible hEms IN tho west.
'hey are gentlenen % high character. and
business entrusted 20 thess will be hon.
.tly and faithfully attended to-" Box 1,0o4.
msEl4diy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

.aihEiron Is from the Greek ~ord "K<thro." or
AthAiro." ssaifying 10 cleanse. rsiuvinste and
restore. This article = wkst is neme signsees--
for preserving, restoring md Identifying the hu-
nan hair i i The most remarkable preparation IN
he world. Il i again owned and put NJ ~ tie
original proprietor, and Is nov made with the same
care, skiEl and atento1 which gave II sale q
sus million bottles per snnum.
It's NEST delightful HAIR Dressing
nersdicates scuFi aud dsniruf.
Il keeps the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rieh. sofs ard 8 81.
i prevents the hair IRON falling .aa turning
gray.
i restores hair upon rAii heals.
Any LAZY OF gentleman whe values = beautiful
hesdof hair should use I.yon's Ksihalron. II IL
known and used throughout the civilized world
sold By all respectable eeAlers.
pEWAS> =. BARNKs A 0o.. ny.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

NV ORR, Dec.
Flour. State aud western 5@l0c better,
go i0Ml0 IS for extra State - son9 ~
for western: Sl0@l0 10 for common 20
Medium extra western, Sli . for extra X.
II. O.: gil 4UMl2 for trade brands
Whisky without decided caange 81 92is
IL % for State.
Wheat active, Mil club g. s..
Rye quiet and unchanged
Barley quiet. State II 8.
Corn dull and nominal. : soml - Tor
mixed western
Oats quiet and active. he better. ~ 05@
to.
Money steady a. Z per cent. for call loans
ssefhng moderately active ~ rlk "a
gold
Gold without decided change, opening At
8 80. advancing to g. 1924 and closing At
q 40
Government stocks less aotive and rather
easier
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

which are nov recommended ~ the highest meai.
lea authorities. add warranted 81 proanos imme.
diAts beneficial effect. Trey are exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly pure. and mist Suppressed all
other TONES where healthy gentle stiSnulsutis re-
oulrea.
They purify. strengthen ard invlgorsfs.
They create = healthy sppeiiie.
They are an Antdote 70 change Of water and diet
mes overcome Effects 81 dissipation ana late
houFs.
TheY strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miaematio and iuterraitieut fsver~
Isoypurifs ths breath and soldity Of the stomach
hey cure Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
They cure piarrhoea end Cholera xorbus.
hey cure l.irer Complaint and Nervous Headache
fh~y make the snak strong. ths lenguid bFillisn
md sre exhausted natures great restorer. They
are composed q The celebrated csiisAys bark. win
tefgreen. sassafras roos and herbs. All preserves
In T.riectiy pure 81 crolx ram. Per particulars.
SCI circulars and testimonials around each bottle.
BcFare ~ impostors Ernnlne every bottle.
See haiti hasour private L. s. stamp unmutIistea
oxe4 the cork. With plantation -oens md sigma
tars N ine steel plate side label So that eur
hestlos not renlles vita spurious and deisssrious
st1r. AM person pretending - cell Plsntstion
atier- - - gsiion Or IL Bulk. = a. impesior
Any person luliatne this bottle. or selling any
ysher maisriai therein. s'beshsr called Plantation
biasrB o. not. = = criminal under the u. =. Law
and siil be prosecuted - a.. He already have
our exc % several psrtlss filing bottles. te-
who = IA succeed n getting Themselves int close
oaart~fs The demand fsr brakes Plantation Bit
s.rs from iadiee. ciergynsn. merchants a.. Il sn-
eretsble The simple frlal u bottle Il the svi-
a.sos - pseseuto - their worth ani supsrioritY.-
Thog are odd - al refpe druggists, grcosrs.
ptvslciara. hofeis. ssineH mpoate and COM
f~~ rfercr
= L.. DRAKE a 80.
POP broadway. n n.
sstffasfs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09
had attacked ioxce under Cca Kesas ana
~efs rer>ed = Fhe ssrrrillss inst 100 kslies.

had attacked ioxee under ocn kesas ana
~ers -crseas-F hs gscrriilss iess 400 kslles.
The Lmpefalisss only lost H.
tits said Council Of State FOR consnlta-
ten viii DC formed.
Nav YoKK. Doc. S.-Tho Commefcials
Washington SPECIAL says. tie Republican
caucus this evening selected Senator Grimes
as Chairman of the naval committee in place
OF Nj. Hale.
by the steamer Trade Wind We have Port
Royal adyices Of the 4ih.
TIE Palmetto Herald says on the 29th uls.
"a expedition lest Port Royal and went a.
Bosd River accompanied by several gun
boats, aud the troops landed az Boyd's point
They proceeded inland seven miles meeting
With rebel pickess.. On the next morning
the enemy appeared in force on the road run
ming to Ggaasm's whero cavalry. infantry
and artillery were. We advanced and drove
them gradually hack to a battery and en-
tfenehme@ts where the made stand.
A hot engagement Of seyea hours ensueG
during which there were charges aud coun-
ter eharess, each side meeting with conside-
rable loss. Night put a stop to the lighting,
the lines On both sides remoseing the same.
We took few prisoners and loss few
Our casualties are variously estimated from
600 70 1000. During the evening We fell
back ashors distance unpursued.
Akv loRK. Dee. S.--The steamer Trade
Wind also brings 4 statement that residents
were STU uader arms and doing guard duty,
in consequences % Gen. Foster having taken
all the AVAILABLE troops 20 cooperate with
Gen. Sherman Who Was soon expected On the
Cost.
a bnmber Of Posters wounded have beon
brought TO Hilton Head. from which place
heavey firing could be heard, anti since then
an advance was made Ia oshar objections
The Posts Washington special SAYS. Rich
mond papers Of Tuesday contain no unfavoF~
abis urwszfror, sherman,
Thomas ) Duncan and Others Louisiana
have filed strong protest against the ad-
mission OF the Congressional Delegate from
that State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

We are panied 20 learn that Major
Edward Brasher Of the Tooth Indiana Regi-
ment. aud a we'll known resident Of this city
was killed in the recent battle az Frank in.
Tennessee. MAJOR Brasher has been in the
service ever since the war commenced WAS
badly wounded in the battle of Antietam,
when cAptsin IN the old 18th Regiment =
The death OF this gallant S6'dieF Patriot.
will be mouraed ~ our whole community.
We shall give further particulars on to-mor-
row. aa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

CfNCINNaTt. dec. :.
Flour in better demand and the market
frmer. supervise 50 1909 Is
Wheat, Corn and Oats unchanged.
Whiskey iirmer az I'll 30.
Mess Pork AZ ca tor country and $40 90
for CITY holders AZ the close asking higher
prices
Lard .2is with buyers AZ -.
Hoss ~ N bio higher with IN active de-
mand sales ~ . 600 Had Al 4 Tor light
SlI o, for 900 lbs average and Slf - for
heavy receipts. Greou Shoulders -. hams
held at l6is
cold a. B.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

OrFIck COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE, D,
I'm DIsTRIcT or INDIANA.

OrFick COLLECTOR INTERNAL REvENuE,/
Urn DlsrRIor or INDIANA.
TkRRk HArrE. Dec. 5. 1864.
Notice Is hereby given tbat the Assess-
ment List OF the Special Income Duty. un-
der Joint Resolution Of Congress. approved
July 1, 1864, imposing a Special Iucome
duty Of 5 per cent. additional upon the in-
come Returns for the year 1863. has been
placed in my hands by the Assessor Said
Tax is now due. and vii attend person.
or bSdeppty. a. the Office Of the colleetor Of
internal Revenue. ia the ciiy OF Iorre
Haute. Vigo county Indiana, from the Let to
the Goth OF December. l06i rceive said
Tax. and u not pai . tee asy- ile' de-
mand 10 per cent additional viii be added
and collection enforced by dis'raini
J. q. GRAIN. Collector
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

8SCtat "a 4aaCaG ~S&asaa1@
Maine was call IN 1858. from Name IN
France Of which Henrietia Maria the Queen
OF Bae..spd vas proprietor so xxy-~
4 New Hampshire wac conveyed " me
Plymouth Company in 1923. 10 John Mason.
who was The pstertee. ab5 Governor OF
Portsmouth. in Hampshire England. there
upoa the name va called.
Vermont. Was 80 called By The inhabitants
ID their deciarHi.oa u Inds pesdence, "a III.
from the >Fseues Fev<s Mo.s<. signif, 10
Green Mountain
Massachusetts,. derived her name from the
Bay OF that name, and that IRON the tribe OF
Indians called The Massachnzs-ts Roger
Williams says the tribe derived ttcif lame
from the Blue Hills of Milton.
Rhode Island. vas 80 called IN 1914 from
The Island OF Rhodes on the Mediterranean.
Cohhecticus. uetissd hes nsme from. the
river OF that name. which j. derived iron. ali
iniisn word signifying Long River.
New York Was 80 called In 1904 from the
Duke Of York and Albany. 10 whom the ter
rtory Vas granted by the King OF England.
Pennsylvania WAS named in l76l. in honor
OF William Penn.
New Jersey WAS named IN l664 fsosn the
Island OF Jersey
0elaware received her name IA 1903 from
Lord De La War. who died on the Delaware
Bay.
Maryland was named in honor OF Henrlet-
"a Maria Queen OF King obarle-.of Englsnd.
IN his Patent TO Lord Baltimore 10 1852.
Virgins was named in 1884 10 honor Of
Elizabeth the Virgin Queen OF England
Georgia MAS named in l432 "a bouor of
King George III.
Louisiana was in honor of Louis XIV of
France fttt $3.50
Mississippi. denotes the River formed by
the union of many. and hence the name in
1900. Alld 6 w - 1f8et3.
Tennessee. derived her name in 1896 from
the River Ten assoc .signifying curved spoon
Indiana. was 50 called 10 1899. from the
American Indians.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

- 1t will be remembered that MIR.
Rose Gree.,hes. the female rebel who 40
attracted 80 much attention during tho war,
was lately drowned A Richmond paper
Gays that her drowning WAS caused by her
hasiDg six hundred pounds sterling, in gold,
tied to her person
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

fbls i the most deaehu AID eztrsordlnsry or
hcie ever Discovered. u changes The snn burnt
fAce an Ids 70 pvariY .sln texture u rsvish-
hg bealis. lapsrsing tie marble purity Of youth.
Art fhe a. sue appearance - inviting In the city
wioeplal. feokles. belle q iseshin. II removes
and roughueet ron che skin. leaving the complex
Iaa fsesh. transparent and smooth. II sonsslns no
material injurious % the sAin. rAtronired hy Ae-
tFezsos Ani Opera singers. Ii i wat every LADY
should have. sold ". rywhsre.
Prepared by ". \. hAGAs. Troy. Nj.
Address All orterst 20
shoni DC mas =. ttarncs CO.. Ny.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

81. LOUIS. Dec. S.-The Democrats Pa
ducah special OF the 9Th SAYS. ell stories about
disasters on the Cumberland river. Is wholly
untrue The river Is clear and unobstraeted
to GAINESVILLE, at which poiat transports run
without convoy, and from ClArksvilie to
Nashville they are covered by gunboats and
several batteries between the two points.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

fE The Piusborg Chronicle saws. q
young aud slnguIariy beautiful girl. not vet
sixteen yeaf- Of age. who six months ago
ar. win every advantage that wealth and M
fusuce could .ecare. wa - ,sn ismats of The
New Haven station House recently.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

~ The drug establishment of @. W
Patrick. Is receiving. just now. the finest lot
81 toJes articles ever brought 70 the Guy
OF Terre Haute. Soags Perfumeries. hair
brushes. cologne &c sc. Ladies, stop In
and purchase before gems e'sewhere.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

IIxxEss e. Rscakxn Hnnaxrn. rnx Hf.-
stsS.-The P@s.- oorre<pond~ncr q TIE
Ns- York Hrrsld - TIE felloxine p.rs>
ErspA
s1keirsois Of Mr. Riesrd n lzretk - Ell
k~s~s =. h<er<ry - Ak &C rir<fe< . tie
UBate1 States al rsrrsf q lear hat Re
hss h<eons hos<ie~<lt sns.be. upsa tie
scoes-uoa of Mr.. L1coia. NJ n1sdr~sA--fh ea
"a = vefs bsd ssste 81 health -wss sppoiosed
% sAe Csn<slsie II Trieste. -hieh tosltien
h> r1il haiss- rs ds~e<=>. -elt>uznx "a kke
brsiu. ssrssln1ecea 81 excessive lH~<~rs u
bst. hss been sr<asslly p<o<Fr<zine for 5000
ss<rs until 81 length - sai<ile<s n<s bees
d<shroec4.
D. = syu8n .1ox2
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

- ihef oave corrugated IRON haisea IA
New York. The material ussi Is = lin
plate Of iron. corrugated by the rapid action
of a machine. and two of these separated by
intervening Joints aud filled in solid with ce-
ment or concrete. form single wall OF any
desired thickness. Think OF living in an
irou-elad ho.ae
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

EKw YoRK, Dec s.-Gold continues strong
and without any special speculative move
ment, price opened At g - and fuetuated
during sbe morning between that price aud
81 422t NJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

NOT A DYE,
But Festor gray hair % rs original eolor ~ sup
rlyingthe capillary tubes with natural sustensnce,
Impaired hy axe dlseAse- All nstantaneons
dyes are composed Of lunar eau-f = destroying the
vitality and beanty ofthe hair. srd AFFORD o. them
selves no dressing. nrimstrccts lnimitable Color
ing not only restores hair 10 ~ natural Gator by en-
essy process. bat gives The hair
s.uxuriaut Heeuty.
pfomoiea iis growth. prevents a. falling on. ersdi-
Gates dandrun, and impsrts health and pleasant
ners - the head Il has stood tho test Of time be-
ine he original Hair coiorng and i constantly IN
1rsaslng in nvor. Useiby bath gentlemen and la
des Il sseldhy alire-pecsAtie dealers. or can b.
procured ~ them 81 The commercial srsuts. n. =.
BARNFsa Co. soa nrostway. Esw York. Two
siles. 90 cents snd Ell.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

az A soasss msn was arrested and tried
at New Fsifeh,d. the other day. on an IN
dictment cha * 'ng him with an attempt %
thug, kiss and tickle" certain woman.
The case has been removed TO higher
court
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09

ssThe politician Sha ssid his mouth never ut
.erca Tie. In al liability spoke through his
lsass hui he person eho ssid that MADAME Pos-
rsxa tofas Rstsss - the remedy for Coughs.
Colds saa al Affections ~ the fhrust and Lauz<
er as~si must have spoken With eyes vide open
lron experience dess not fesr eonfr adelonf for
ai- ~hN every beiy says that us~s n, 30 pleasant
I'D eaectna and yst rssslss for only - cents psr
bottis Druggists
4axllafa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

INFORMATION FRKK-ro ssKvo4s Srsrfz-
nsH.-A &c ntletn Al. cute - SeFssus rbiiitg In
sssnpeiensf s'Fsmstafs esg. 2na youthfai Fnrof.
sefuated Dc desire 70 tenefi other. will be hap
~ 10 isrni.h to al ~ho Heed II. free Of eA@gel
recipe asd directions for making ihe ssl-s- rsms-
~ nssd in his ease. sufferers wishing 70 ssent ~
tas advertisers bsd sxpsTieacs. md possesses a
saFs snd valuable remedy. can Do 20 By addressing
him Il oaee At his place 4 business The recipe
and fnii inisrnstioo-o, vital Importance Win BE-
ehserfuliy sent b retarn mail.
sAdhrsss JOHN b osDEn.
80. 60 Nassau stfeof s@~ Yosk,
s-sssvoas ssfersrs II both ssse- slll fna
this informant On lnvaisabie.
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