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~ The Cttclevillc 20 } Union says. that
on Monday lat. three hou-ebreakers we're
HI led In lauc .stcr. while ioFeiag an entrance
toto the house Of soldiers wife. by a
wounded soldier whom the lady's hospitality
bad received the evening previous. One Of
the burglars vas recognized "a the lady :
broiber-in-law. She bad just received $500
from her husband 10 the army, and Il IL sup
posed that this was the temptation which
errand
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From new tOrk
NEW YoAK, Aug. y.-rhe Commercials
Washington special saya there IL great exul.
tation at the NAVY Department over the news
from Mobile
The blockade r1nnipg n Mobile wiil be
broken up. anu several OF ons aest GunDoats
will be relieved from there. he Tennessee
was supposed TO he the moe, po~eriul ram ia
the world.
The sinking os the recumseh is eatirey
discredi,ed
Buchanan - onls Admiral in the rebel
Navy.
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-The steamer
Fulton, from Port Royal via, Fort Mon
roe arrived here She brings the ex-
changed Union prisoners from Charles
ton
Gen. Birney has made a raid IN Flori-
ds, destroying several bridges. capturing
locomotive, cars and quantity OF small
arms
We now hold Baldwin and Camp Mil
likin
A blockade runner run into Charleston
on Wednesday night
Our released officers report since they
have been confined in Charleston, five
blockade runners had run in. Firing on
Charleston and Fort sumter continued.
New YORK, Aug 9.-The Commercial
says the advance II cotton to 81 - pei
pound has created some excitement. anc
demand good, jobbers who have been 10
disposed 10 bay cotton At high prices, az
now ready to operate AT late agures ans
on the same kind Of goods, at even s Sigh
advance. The common houses, however
are disposed to take advantage II tn
rise in new material. The rise Of cottoi
appears to be based on d ial ing on e tn
supply during the past month
The total receipts for Jolv were ls, 80
bales, which is less than the average r.
ceipts OF the ten preceding months J.
GAZE bales, such large decrease nat
rally affects pricss
NV YoRK. Aug. s-A private 81.
patch from Washington to-day says
Our news through retel sources Is q
encouraging.
The capture Of Mobile j. confident
" expected. welearn from the front =.
great excitement exists among the rsba
both at Richmond and Atlantis
Military men here say that Shsfma
viii undoubtedly take advantage 81 q
. confusion Of the rebels and we ioos q
: accounts Of a battle a; ans moment
Averil. victory in the Valley i ca
hrpled.
His loss was very Sigh. and he ca
tared from 500 to 500 prisoners. IN
AT he rebel artillery Th.E snd ne ?
port from Mobile have made or Wa
iugsop otacials.vefyE Happy. to-day.
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1HFArsE. Concert Hsll-Richsrd III
last night ives played to foe house. though
not 30 Iaree a. its representation deserved.
The company nov here, and who remain but
three nights longer. are all f1e ariistes and
gentlemen snd ladies ia The social walks of
life. ard should u oEr citizens wish to take
any pride in arts meet much better encour.
age l.eui thas they DO nov The play to-
night il HAHLsr ard II it receivel the house
1, merits the Hall will be crowded 20 over
how
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From. Ail,au,

ALBANY, \. y Aug 9.---As the Troy
Steamer Vanderbilt was coming up the
river this morniag just before daylight and
when a short distsRce above Kinderhook
upper light, she ran into the low Of the
Cable boats, sinking three Of them and
damaging herself, SO much SO that the
water was soon several inches deep in her
lower Cabin. The steam pumps were i'm
mediatey set 10 work, bat as the water
seemed to gain on them, it was neccssaryto
run her ashore, and it is feared her bull
sustained additional injury thereby.
The Steamer ST. John, which was u
snort distance behind her ran alongside
and took her passengers of.
No one injured or lost, bat it is report
ed that two brothers who were sleeping
in the forecastle OF one OF the Gable boats
were either killed OF drowned
A Propeller and Barge were sent from
this city. this morning 20 bring up the
freight which sustained bat little dam
aQe
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~ A lev DAYS ago ore Of our ordinary
lieh'-draft suuboats belonging to Admiral
Lees feet, ga the James river, was fred at
from rebel shore battery. One Of the
shells struck and entered the magazine, bnt
did not explode Upon a search being made
for the missile. ia vas discovered that il had
passed through two basreh, OF powder and
lodged IN the third, from which Il Was rs-
moved
At the time this kindly shell made its
grand entree into the magazine. there we're
about one hundred sonls-oficers aud men
on board Of the gunboa,. every one of whom
would. undoubtedly. have beou blown 10
atoms had IL exploded
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szr-The Journal Is becoming very uuea-
y h regard 10 the approaching draft. IL
say We are drifting on slowly and surely
toward the drssf." We presume the quota
Of this District will he assigned during this
week. whea We shall know how many men
Vigo county viii have q furnish 10 escape
the draft. The Journal editor shonld do
something to quiet bis nerves
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday P. M. Dispatches.
Sen. Wallace Assigned 10 Com.
mand OF sth A e..
Rebels Reinforce Hood with $1,000
Troops.
From the Potomac Army.
Rebels Defeated i'm West
Virginia.
Late From Charleston.
l. A. a. ~
&C., &C., &C., &C.,


Fosr MONROE, Aug. s.-The steamer
Fulton arrived here Sunday with the sx-
changed officers from Charleston. They
represent that they were we'll treated.
Gen. Foster says be will take Charles
ton within G months,
Prisoners of war, confined ia the inte-
rior of Georgia, are baing removed to
Charleston, as the rebels don't consider
them safe in their late prison.
Six hundred officers arrived on the 3D..
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Headquarters 60 ec;diers'
Claims.


MAJOR |. ID. Walker, late OF the Cd Indi-
ana Cavalry. and David 5. McKe.nan. WAL
ker & Mckernsn.l No. : West Washington
street. Indianapolis, Indiana. authorized
Agents for the collection of Pensions. Boun.
ty AID Back Pay, for discharged soldiers,
widows, mothers and heirs OF soldiers who
have died In the service aud other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended to by writing TO ". just as well as
II applicant came in person Mr.. Joseph T.
Long. formerly Of the firm of Hamlin 4 Long,
Il connected with the office. and will be hap
py 20 see his friends.
Governor horton says of them: Zone of the
best and most responsible firms In the west.
They are gentlemen Of high character. and
any business entrusted 20 y n viii be hon.
estly and faithfully attended - Box .004.
marl4dlt
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svFsklog REvrDN .--weess "a ssseatioas
IS fsro.- ussu- - tsess s41rriax fscsa. stFe<sins
~ -. nr atries kat's NeliseaaUr { = "a 81.
- u gs~es refset - rss.ss tastsnt<ase @na T.
.ilk.I n,4 st.a4rtsarfs - the tsste - A.
ssshs eat he nefaaeas C,<h p.i.sua 1. - = ne
l.~a prspsr.Doas b u-~. Ara = - al sss prorrse
~ ks.iras f,r H. We Aave r.se i surlas tAs psss
w.. .sd fesnd re,ies issm acst tissressins
-uez4. II = rrr9sr~t - - strie<isn1. -. 9
r. roersA street, ctrel.nesl. --frss- a. cin-
inast Nsrcnsl ra,ss. o.. u
feeso~suf-a
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which are now recommended by the highest meal
icAl authorities. and warranted 70 prOduos an iune-
date beneficial effect. TbeE are exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly pure. and must Suppressed ell
other tonlss whers healthy, gentle s,iuulsnthre-
CURED.
They parity. strengthen and insiScrsis.
. They create healthy appetite.
They are IN sntidots W change % water ana dis<.
They overcome effects q dissipation sas isis
hours
They strengthen the system aud eailv~n the niDa.
they prevent missmsio and inisrlltteni isvsp.
They purify the breath and &C dty Of the stomach
Tbey cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarfhoes and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aud Nervous Headache
They make the weak strong. the Isnguid brIllisn
and are exhausted natures great rsaorer. Tbsy
arc composed Of the celeb sied Caiissya bark. win
tsrgreen, sassafss roots aud herbs. all preserved
in perfectly pure a.. crolx rum. For particulars.
circulars and testimonials around each bottle.
Beware Of impOsiors. Examine every botus
See thstt has our private u. s. stamp cnmutiisted
over the cork, with plantation scene. and our sigma
ture on hpe steel plate side label. See that ous
bottlsis rsniled with spurious and delstsrious
stun. Any person pretending 10 sell Plantation
Bittsrs By the gallon or In Bulk. IL an iupostor.
Any person initiating this bottle. or selling any
,ther material thersln. whether called Ylsutstiop
Bitt or not. Ia criminal under the U. q. Lee.
and will be 30 prosecuted byus. We already have
our eye on several parties re-fling our bottlss tc-
who win succeed In getting themselves into cie<s
quarters. The demand for brakes Fiantstioo Bit
ters from ladies, clergyman, merchants, &c. 10 In
credible. The simple trial Of bottle Il the Ell.
desos v. present Of their worth srd Superiority
they cold ~ ell respectable druggists. grecsss.
physicians, hotels, saloons. steamboats, and con.
III s.orss.
~ IS. DRAKE n 90
2O2 broad ways N. ".
| fehrofw1v
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sx-"Are you soundS' asked DR.. Duncan,
the other day, Of an old darkey who was
drafted from WestfeId. and presented him
self Tor examination Yes" replied the
couecripi. II have voted toe Democratic
ticket these thirty years" Springfield Re-
psblican.
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For Sale.-Twenty-fv barrels OF
PURE CIDER VINEGARi
Warranted. II. FAIRBANKS.

Scaled Proposals siil be received
by tie commoa Council oil thecisy OF
Terre Hsnte. - their mex, regular meet
ing, August 10. 1884, for he build
ing Of Two ~ cisterns-500 barrels each
One u be located az the crossing OF Sixth
and Esgle street; the other on Fifth street.
north Of the canSl, For plan aud speci6-
cations. apply at the Mayors Office.
]. r. GULICk.
Aug. @-dtl6. City Clerk.
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~ From the proof sheets OF the lite 81
General Scott Il appears he was born four
teen miles from Petersburg Virginia. June
IL. l1s6. Hia father died when he was ak
years old, his mother lived eleven years long
er. and the General says. iii in INV now pro-
tracsed career have achieved anything that
my eonntrymen are likely to honor IN the
next century. it u from the lessons Of that
admirable pareHt that derived the inspira-
ton
The General gives an account OF the trial
Tor high treason OF Aaron Burr. at Rich
mond. At which he was prc~en,. add where
he met Washington Irving. General jack
ssn. John Randolph. who was foreman OF the
jury and other men OF note. General Scott
refers 20 it a. "a strieing TACT. that three sx-
Vice Presidents, Asros Burr. John c. CAL
houn and John @. Breckenridge. became.
each in HE day. leader in treason
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Take no more unpleasant and uns f. seflelaes.
For unpleasant = da1 sero1s II eases. use
HFLMB0LD kxTsA T BUcHU,
Wnch has received fee = dorfemeTf ~ the most
PEoalSEsT Thy SIClASsIg THU.
l. no~ - I'd = sf1licfesf hamaritr a certain
. for he allowing diseases snd symptoms orig
irat q r. m tlseae.s asd abuH Of the Urinary OF
sfxuei orsans.
General . nv.
kenfai ID Physical Depression.
lmbecit
Determination - 3 cod 70 the hes'.
Corfu &c Ides
nyste IL,
General trritsbftrJ.
Restisssnsss and Slespe fness a. Night
Abs~ncs o. auscu AZ Efislsury,
Lose q appetite.
Dyspepsia,
Rmacia iinn,
Iog spirits.
ilso ga iEstlon 70 Para'y.
81 81 he organs u g .ner alton
fairifafirn % The Heart
An1. IL fact, ell the cgncomifsnts ~ Nervous and
Debiiif4ted "a Of tie iysfem
To nsur- he genuine. cot This Gus
AK FUR aELABpD's. TAKF NJ OTHER
CURES &C AhANTEED.
See sdsertisem~nt Ia another column.
dsimknse
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Hog Nolice---l will sell on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. of the month Of
August 1864, between the hours OF ; o'clock
a NJ, and IL o'clock y. N. at the Public
Pond, in Terre Haute, 10 the highest bidder.
at public auction. all hogs that may have
been on any .. these days within the Public
Pound more than twelve hours; and ali horses
or mules that may have been Ia said Pound
moro than two DAYS
wM. A. MOORE,
spr22dti CITY Marshal.
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For ss.Ie-Hou.. Concerning ( 20,

For Sale House conss ming rooms
good size. lot on 7th street near f. B. Al
ien's residence.
House containing rooms with cellar. on
Chestnut street. between 9th and 9TH streets.
The above described property can be pur-
chased 90 favorable terms BY applying to
ID. ID. CONDIT,
Residence, cor. 7th and Eagle street.
je26iti
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Selecs school for Misses and Young
Ladies'. corner Of 9Th and Poplar Streets.
viii commence its third year. Sept. lst.
Miss +. A. Williams, Principal.
Miss ZEsASA HUnAsroS. Assistant aud
Teacher of German.
Mrs. GrsHE NJ. foKp, Teacher Of Vocal
and detrimental Music.
July22dtf
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,RRHRA AID pYSsNrSRY. We hsv
-s.sssnsa xreas namher ~ lssssrs from some
he a,st crnieai sitiseus % cincinnati and Cow
ia<taa, &C.. speaking IN ~. esehesi terms q ps.
skisna's 1nd-cAoisrA Nixsafe fer TIE care Of
aisrrhees ana tvs>assry. TAs letters arr . iong
,ss.ss a. vssit - cosi arssa. ssys he ~ss
4a. = ...,sf.als ~ 81 .est DEBTORS ia cinein
CAS-. safc-. sstt.e - n. -tsieklApa's knti-chai-
= Mixture steetei sesaaaeus care AFTER suaeF-
80 ssr nssashs VA Sc prsi farn - ii.rfho> sra
80 aiery-
salasrs-es tAsat g. susesi.ra Is gate Fisat
b sft,.ia< - - - 49, -rt's~sens IN eslaza -
4 to-tsys s,sF. = kke toisls 81 IA hissig 70
..s.us.nss4 knil -CAei-r4 sixlure IN yuur na.
ses. &. r-sy sevs shs lives q say q car 49, 80.
.,efs ustaerl. fss iht fesT sans a. aes nss'sc'
Is Yoaesnaeis - NJ r.ras sf,rrs a see~ss.P Pr
tst1s 80 sts besi reoetg - 0srshees asd
- >ntsry
aS1wthi-~
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NV CEEEK. Va Aug
ToGovcrnor Borfaan.
haee iast arrived here The enemy
wer. effeciuaily repulsed an are rapidly
retreaiinr towards MoorGed. We have
saved West Virginia froB a terrible
sconrving by IN invading army 81 reb.
rIt
fsiunedl BIZ KELLY, Brig
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BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocHKs.-A depot
is opened in London for the sale OF these
lozenees, which nave been so long 10 use in
America for relieving Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Throat disorders. and. affections OF
the Lungs Liverpool (Eng.) Post.
Aug. y. dwIt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

-. y. Copeland, Bonnie, aud Hat
No III, North 4th street. opposite Cincinnati
House, Terre Haute. Ind.
Aug. .. 1861. d6m
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~ There will be q meeting in the Union
Wigwam next Friday evening. the 18th inst 4.
at early gas liz hting. Every body is invited
and especially the ladies' Good speeches
will be made
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lsy's addition, the house has three rooms.
90 the lot is fine stable and sheds. capable
of stAbling eight horses. Lot IS feet front.
40 back. Terms reasonable. Enquire at
No. l56 Main Street. aus5dlw
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sE- The most astonishing cures OF Dys-
EMERY and Diarrhoa. both among soldiers
and civilians. are daily reported by the use
OF DxoS's BLACKBERRY CARNISArfvE. Ii
appears 20 be sovereign remedy.
a3dulw
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n John NJ. Corwin, of Memphis. q prin-
ter IN the 81. Louis Job Office. drew the lsrg-
ct Nevada silver brick in the Sc. Louis San
itAry rsille. on the 18th nit. II n worth So
750.
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WAR DEPARrNESr.t
AsHINGroS. Aug. y.

WASHINGTON. Aug. y. \
IeESERAL ORDERS NO. 327
b. direction Of the President. Major Gen
eral Wallace. commanding the Middle De
parlmeni, vii resume command OF the 9TH
.rrly corps aud other troops serving within
the Department., from which he vas temper
arily relieved 10 General Osders No. 227.
The troops OF Gen. Hunters command.
temporarily assigned TO the forces under
Major Gen Wright in General Orders No
229, are by direction OF the President hereby
relieved from such assignment. By order Of
the Secretary of War. lSigned.)
4. ID. TOWNSEND, A. A. q.
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BALTIMORE, Aug. s.--Latest reports
from the Valley, represent tho rebels IN
force south Of Winchester and Its thought
we shall have an engagement with them
there
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JAMES =. sUrlEu.


a RKNsDy FOR PiLES-ll 4 blessing
ne suffering 70 know that - have an sneetusieure
Or III. truly Troublesome disease. Mr.. 7. Hss-
arie. q la Second street. Cincinnati. O.. tas.s
greet pirs rre In informing al Who are Suffering
s,h piles that he usst spall quantity Of nr
d iskias.l's Pie Remedy. an = effected parma
eenl care. Thls seem 90 ~ ne ease with Al Who
aAse zee 81 this splendia preparation. his man
.i.rsur~d A No. Fast Fourth street. Cineinnati
o.. Al scla ey al Ivaggiss.
~ 4 L.l..l
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- Frof G. W Hoss. the Union candi-
date for Superintendent of Public Instruction
viii address tive people OF this city on the
9th Of this month.
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SfArs % INDIANA.
ADJvrAsr Generals OSficE,l
lNsiAN AloIls. Aas u. 1863
GEkssAL OxpEss,
Under the Presidents call Tor 500 600 men
dated the 18th nj, authority has been re-
eeised - orsaNis Eleven new Reg In
this State. 10 pursnanee q which II IA pro-
posed 70 rai's one Regiment in each Con-
gressionSl District. TO serve oae year: and TO
be Feodszvoased Il the following places. to-
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~ Ne learn that the -caTlet fever Is
prevailing 10 an alarming extent among the
children ia the southeast part Of the county.
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~ II you would find large lot OF
Photograph Albums TO select from, 20 TO
Bartlett Gifts as they now have larger
stock than ever before.
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This Il the most delight and exrsordinasy ar
ucle ever discovered. Il changes the sun barut
face and hands 70 peArsy saun texture Of rsvish.
ina beauty. impartins the marble purity Of ysssh.
aud the dlstiusus appearance inviting In the city
belle Of fashion. II removes tan. frssklss, plup,ss
and rcushness from the skin. leaving the compiler
lon ffesh. transparent and smooth. II contains 70
material llJurio9s 10 the skin PHtrosissd By Ac-
sressss and Opera singers. II is what svsry lady
shOrld have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared By ". Z. Raglan, Troy. Mt.
Address all orders 20
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Kstbairoa lie from the Greek word ''Ksthro." CT
"ksthairo." sIgnifyins 10 cleanse. re'uvinsts and
restore. This article l. what lie name signinss-
70 ..ss, restoring aud identifying the hn-
Pa i ne nost remarkable prspsrstion IN
= is again owned and put ~ By the
c. 52rletor. and Ia Tow MADE with The sAxss
q p skii and attention which gave it sale Of ever
q million bOties per Annun-
.sa meat delightful Hair Dressing.
ersdicates scurf aud dsntrun.
. keeps the head cool and clean.
makes The hair rich. soh and glsssy.
prevents lie hair from falling % and turning
sftg.
restores hair upon bald hea3s-
Ar LADY or gentleman who values . besettfci
b. J u hair should use Lyons Ksthsiron- Il u
K ND AID used throughout the civiksed wosld--
$ a - all respectable dealers
DEMAs y. BARNES a CO., N. ~.
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Efg0r o. ~ resf--ir,, iis,- Win your permits.
sion eish t,say 20 tae readers q yoar paper that
T~I1 s.ni - mail. % Al who viii Il Tree.
Recieps. with fuli a. sHcns for making and using
simple Vegetable hsiF that vii ssectualIy re-
move IA 10 days. Pp Biotches. Tar, Freckles. and
a Imparlte, u The Skin. eaving he same soft.
clear. smooth. and beautiful
lwlll also ms'l free 10 those having Bald Heads,
Ct Fare PAGES, ample directions aud Information
tasf y n enable them = fall growth of Luz
ulfant nair. Whlskers. or houstache, In les- than
thirty d,sy-.
al IMPLICATIONS answered - r~tarn mail ~t,hout
charge.
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NAR DW a n E.
r.snr HArr.. lime 1. lsss.

TssRK HAurx, June I, 1898.
We have this day sold stock Of Hardware 10
Mr. James NJ. Lyons, AM We cordls Tyr recommend
him 10 our former friends, and hope they will ex-
tend 90 him the same liberal patronage they have
10 the oil frm- A. q. W. 3 POrNiN.
Having purch IS a Aessrs. Potwies stock Of Hard
ware at 80 Main street. shall add such goods In
this line a. the wants Of tbs community demand
and shalt endssvor 20 keep fully surpli' d at sll
times with q complete stock. and hope by strict at
tenton 10 business, and BY sell ng at the lowest
prices, TO merit The patronage OF the public.
Terre Hsuts. June ,. "a JAS. NJ LYONS
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Persons q ssdentsry habits woablea with veal
ness. lsssitaie. pslpitation OF the heart. iseh "a
appetite. distress afor eating torpid liver. ceosu-
patton. &o. deserve suffer u they gill not Try the
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Orders have heretofore bee issued for the
reoFulsmo1t and reorganization Of The 23d
Regim ~ Indiana Veteran Volunteers in the
co0.ressioosl District. 70 rsudszyousa at New
Albany under the -upes insendsBse OF oeo.
5. Rabbit, Lieut. Colonel Of t'e Regimen,
The follo-ins paragraph. ires. General
Orders Ne. ~. series 1864. relative to Re.
orai,inS ofhcers. - Inserted Tor tie informal
ton q The ruslx
/. 10 Organizing ne~ regiments OF inde.
psodeni companies Of volunteers. Tie Cow
eraofs 81 States are hereby authorized 10
sgeolss VA addition - The sssf cfHcers here
tosore authorised. Que Sscoud Lieutsn.nt for
each COMPANY. ~bs hall be eouditioaslly
mastered isse service at tie dsse Of his sp-
poiatmeat Any oihces thus appointed and
mastered shall onlv be entitled 70 ne paid on
f1e asEsses snd pay rou ei his opupsny; aud
shoaii he fsil 70 enlist an orFsnized eonp.-
N shkla sch tn- a. ne War Department
nv designate. TIE mo sai.ss-d sy him shall
b. ssnsfeTsd . soms other cOrp<ry: he
sgpoiusn-at .hsli De c.ne~lled. and hs shall
b discharged vsihoas pa. unlss- The Gov
ernor give pssltion IN TIE eousolit&fea con
paay % shseh n. men sh.a have h~ea trans.
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nodded. ths.- instead q zee recrasliag o6i-
csr fcs esrb cozp.ny. three I'll Be arpoint-
81 sessh~s q zsa4 zhxll - mastered nc,
.ersssc esotsisaslly. - prosia~s IN rs.a par
xEr<rA. sns~~r 4 shalt ~ agreed ussa ee.
s~een sh>z vh-sA n0os snail be - nazssrs;
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-10

r. J. ". Marshall, the discoyerer OF
gold IN California. -fill lives a, CoIoma, a
poor but respectable citizen.