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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

anexeuse irf this revolutionary party action that the
convention = certain 70 be controlled by tho great
shoidy-coutrae ing and oics holding interests. They
assert that General Simon Cameron Is Commander-in-
Chief Of the Lincoln forces and that he has arranged
tie DELEGATIONS from all the Northern States in favor of
Mr. ncolns advance; hence they decline TO recognize
tee validity of made-up convention and will contest
the canvass unto the close of the polls.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

81 Of new notes for every % paid into the Treasury
under the provisions Of the said act but does not in
erere with the exchange at the rate Of of the
soon thereafter practicable the Secretary of the
Treasury is 70 reduce The currency to 5000 000 and
when thus reduced the faith Of the Government is
pledged that It shall be increased. The % section
amends the 18th section of the Currency Act
On motion of Mr. Mitchell. the Senate resolved into
secret legislative session. When the doors were open
ed the Senate adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

ETHE FRIMOST MES.-Fns Washington correspondent
Of the New York World saJs
I. is understood here that the leaders OF the Fremont
faction have determined to organize in every election
district throughout the NORTH Irrespective of tho pres
cot Republican organisation, with view to run the
Pathfinder as 3 candidate, whether Mr.. Lincoln is nOmi
hated by the June convention or not They sege IS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
VIRGINIA ARMY AGENCY

AT THE
OLD "COLUMBEAN HOTEL"
RICHMOND, VA.
THIS establishment is now being re organ
Il upon extensive PLAN and gresty
tribute Isis hoped to the convenience comfort and relief Of tie
Virginia troops.
In connection with Il Is conducted
a Distribution of Ar7ay Supplies.
by which al contributions Of food c,hing hospital supplies
for Virginia soldiers ecers consigned
Agent received stored and forwarded free Of sxPscse The
parties. Also,
Depository of Surplus Baggage Sent from the Field
ALSO,
WAYSlDE INN,
At whleh INDECENT soldiers officers the Virginia
troops passing through Richond fuough
furnished odgsg and su:h subsistence accommoda.
g. BUFoRD,.
tp5-c2w Virginia Ar my Agent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

GAIT NOTICE.-Citizens of Henrico county
y entitled Salt get their supply upon Application at the
o urt House
The Salt Room viii be closed Saturday, the 9 lnst for
few weeks.
Eena secured their tickets for 1884, do
by applying to any county justice Of the peace.
ELIJAH BAKER,
my 14-N AR't for Henrieo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

RoBBrRY.-On Thursday light the grocery Of hrs
Mary Ryan, on Broad street, below the African Church
was broken ins and robbed Of quantity OF bacon anc
other stores.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

PRIsoxrRs.-Flfty odd prisoners, picked up in Chick
ahOmny Scamp yesterday, we're received at the Libby
lat evening.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

The friends of Mr.. freeman, of this city taken pr
soccer n Charles Oh y have information that he was no
murdered, as reported, by the Yankees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
TEE oITY..

FUNERAL Oh MAJOR GENERAL J. Z. B. SruARr.-Gen.
JE B. u,rt, who died on Thursday night from q
wound received In the battle Of the Yellow Tavera on
Wednesday night, was buried from 3d. James (Episco-
pal) Church. last evening at Eve o'clock The funeral
services were performed by the Rev. Joshua Petefkp
Pastor of ST. James Church. The pail bearers were'
General winder, General Bragg, General hcoovan,
M. George W. Randolph, Commodore Forrest, General
Chiffon General LortOa AID Captain Lee, of the o. B.
Navy ts
The President, the members Of both Houses of Con-
gress and large number Of the OWL and military off
GERS of the Cover msnt in attendance and fol-
lowed the body to the grave. in Hollywood Cemetery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

SENT TO THE CASE rA.-Frank Macdonald alias Smith
and Thos. Bou,her, two young white men, were yes
terday caught by detective officers Sledd, Jones and
Cu,s skulklug and hiding ia the house Of some free
negroes the corner Of Duyal and I'd Streets AsaVe
named Daniel LomaI, who attempted to give warning
eff the approach of the officers was also arrested The
white men we're sent to the Castle and the negro WIS
turned oFer 10 the Mayor for going at large.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

HUsrIsGs couRr.-This Court was held yesterday
morning, and transacted good deal Of busntss The
usual gentlemen appointed commissioners and con-
ductors for the cleo ion to be held on the 26 b.
Fl "a Logon was examined AID sent on for stabbiDg
Aberdeen Cephas.
John Minter and George Green, small boys, were s1
annld and sent for breaking nIo the dwell ng hou
of Charles E,khaIdt and stealing 81 600.
Lucy Thompson, free negro, was led for steal n
lot of clothing from Anne Bracket and, being found
guilty was ordered to be sold into absolute slavery
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
5000 REWARD,
DIVIDEND NOTICR.

STOLEN.
Q100 REWARD.-Taken from Newcastle,
P1OO Hanover county, sogRIL FILLY. three ye lrs
old In low order medium sE particular mark remembered
the right bind foot has white itabout
white she tracked to nearly Hanover Court House.
heard from In the Of soldier bis way
ercks Hail. will give the above reward any that will
deliver the alg to me- place her wherei get her
my6-d8Ls w. h MACON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
20 ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN !:

ITO ALL WHOM III MAY CONCkhN:
This Is 10 give notice thstI shall apply 70 the OH cult
Court Of Henco, In the State Virginia. on the 9Th day Of May
Logging to wards, WHIP reside In Norh Carolina which
sold under decree OF said In the suit
'Oogh guardian Wade, &c. hereA depending, having
qualified and given bond according TO law In the county
New Hanover, In the State OF North Carolina.
WILLIAM Il. MAYO,
ap7-v4y Guardian OF Mary Wade and Harriet Wade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
IA ToWLEs VOOLFOLK, at Orange O. H., Virginia, are
requested forward, settle and pay their accounts and
before the M day Of jane next longer indulgence
given Those persons having claims against the said
firm earnestly requested 10 present them BY that time
In the possession Of Mr. Richard
Boulware Orange H., who fully authorized 10 settle all
claims for and ag.inss the said concern.
- VOOLFOLK,
ap15-clms Surviving Partner OF rovles Voolfolk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

A YOUNG MAN, who has attended one
n of Medical Lectures and exempt the military
service, desires situation In an APothecary Store.
Address, 49, Box $50.
apQ-4f
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
HEADoRs 25ru VA. BATTALION, ,

HEADERS 25rH VA. BATTALION,
OHAPrIss FARM April llth, 1864.
THE 25th Va. Battalion having been recent
ly removed from Richmond poin, eight ten miles
the city, packages designed for members Of the command
will be left at The Ragland Bro. 18th street,
sent country will be directed 70 the for whom
they are Intended al OhAas P.m" Of Rsgland Bro
Richmond, this time hams Of bacon will prove very
ceptAbe offerings a majority Of the command.
W. M. ELLIOTT,
apl1-c1m It. Col. 18th Va Battalion.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
NOTICE.

4 I'KACHEK WANTED at Rockbridge Alum
Springs, VAL wish to engage TEACHER exempt from
military service take charge or small school In family
He must be qualified tsch the English and Lsn Languages
and could add the French Language ALDO II fall
procure gentleman tutor then shall wish TO employ lady
my you age children In either need apply
WITHOUT experience In tAe business Of teaching children Ad-
dress by mall az above
ap2O-eod3t VIM TRAZIER
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14
SENATE.

SENATE.
FRIDAv, Nay 18Th, 1854.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Duncan, of the Methodist
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

WANTED-At PAGES Wooden Mill. Dan.
w VILE, Va, or GOOD wEkvERs None but good need
apy viii pay 40c yard double Width and furnish pro
visions at a low price. Apply at once.
ap23-2w JB PACE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

Mr. BARNWELL, from the Committee Of Finance. re-.
ported bill to amend the act of last session 10 reduce
the currency, &c. which was placed upon the calendar
and ordered to be printed Il authorizes the issue of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-05-14

Mr. OAPERT0S announced that the funeral Of IN,
late Gen. J. E. B. Stuart would take place al o'clock
from S. James' Church.
Ga motion of Mr. ORR, it was resolved that ,he
Senate will attend the funeral in body
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sepfember i3-lhcsc s
Official authority Tor eon'ssdie'iug i4o re-
port that Secretary Fssrndon haa decdei 70
place Temporary loan % SO 600 fN on
the market.
Secretary Seward has returned flom f
visit . the NORTH.
wasHrSorox. sepsemDes ~ -Oae-ih.rd
Of the bond. o. he feosf; ioaH sefs ds.ig--
81 to-day. and immediate leligar.es ~i
continue 20 be made AZ fast ibe ref-f-
ca.e- are presented for ihat parpo.e
The Secretary Of the Tress4rg nas li-
re tel that the catiro amount realized FROM
this loan shall be pad - the army.
Warrcnts ~cre issued Yesterday ios mo1f5
TO pay the troops - the Nsfihvcr
Eight rebel dessricfs from hus corr
came TO washiagsoa today. 81 tas nsi
boat from Cisy roiai
The order q Gen Grant sIersag fs.ee
ton 70 deserteu al pron'sag neu su
ploymens has airealy hsl desired eaeei
xs,si sgaa,i. Of der frequently come u.slt
or liacs.
| The Military Governor of tbe Dsre' q
wsshiagton ias isatl ~ or'ef lsstibia..
the sale Of clofhirg - any enlisted ne4. u1
on sny dsrhasge papers l,e ns7 ststi
uasl me papers have been essmise.i. ani
spec..l perni, Zoe -" osemot's heat
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quarters. The reason Tor this order IL. that
persons engaged in The clothing business have
frequently sold citizens clothes 10 enlisted
mea uho exhibited certificates of discharge.
which, 10 most cases, proved 10 be forged. OF
belonging 70 persons other than these pre-
sensing This business has been very brisk
ia WashiDgtoa.
A military order issued directs that all de-
sr iien he u. s. troops arriving in
,en. who report themselves As be-
% the army particularly aud are
seui 70 il. shall be permanently assigned 20
e regiment il they thus report themselves
members. Desertcrs in tho prisons Of the
sisict. aspsho may hereafter arrive. whose
q sinens arc unknown, shall be sent inn
lalely 10 the front with instructions 10
commanding Generals of the army 70
lp'oy hem 10 work in the trenches.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14
TEL GRAPHIC NEWS.
rrens Albany

ALsASY. n. \. Sept. I3-cov. Seymour
has received the following communication
State Of Of n. Y. Northern Division. A.
bapy 10Th. To His EexceIleacy. II. Seymour
Gov. Of New York. Sir: have the honor 10
inform YOU pursuant 70 the Presidents Proc
lams,icn 81 duly Is. 1854 and 10 the iasirac-
tons of the Proves Marshal General, eni
have ordered a dralf ia ,hs I2lh ana l3.h
Congressional Districts 60 90 commenced on
the morning OF The li.h OF ssp.cmber 10
each Of suoh DISTRICTS
Very respectfully,
Signed, FRANK X. TOWNSEND
Col ani-AtA. T.. a.
The following telegraph from Washington
has been also received by Gov Seymour.
Washington lsih. the dran T. ordered 10
commence IN Ohio aei other States whose
quota has not been filled up. On Monday che
18th inst
Signed JAS H. FRY
Pro. Mar Gen
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which are nov recommended ~ the highest medi-
ic~I sutAorsue- aud warranted "a preduos an imss-
date benssoai eject They are exceedingly
asresasle. perfectly pure. and must supsscsed all
osher TONES ~hers healthy. gentle stimui.ns i re-
CURED.
hey purify. ssret.gshen and iBvisossi.-
rkey create . be>lthy sppsiit~.
rhey are an sufisufe 70 ch<nge q water and diet
rhsy svevoo2e esecs. ~ dissipation and late
hosrs.
hey Strengthen the system and enliven The mind.
They prevent nissmstio and intermittent fever.
ney purity the breath snt scidisy q the stomach
roey cure Dyspspsis and Constipation
They cure Dixrrhses and Cholera ke<bus.
hey cure s1vsr conpistxs ,sd servOus He.dAe b.
rsey maize TIE ~-ss strong. ths l.ngrid briiiisn
snt az sshsssi~a nAfnre's great re<sorer. hey
are oonposes 81 the c>,shrst~d CxssyA bark win
s<rrssn. sAsssiras. roots and bsrbs all preserve
In p>rf~ct,y pare o. crez rum. For particulars,
eirralsrs All testimonials .rosna each bottle.
y sxrs u inpsssrA prsnins every bstsis
-. haiti kss private r. r. Stamp rnnntilst~I
cvus ne esst. vA plantation sc>ns. ard cur sigma
tire 90 . ene r><i pikss sids Label &c thss CT
hs<kss u reeli>1 With spsrious and tslet~riou
STAG. Any person prssspdins 70 sell Pisntatio'
Htters ~ The rallos o. m Bulk. ~ "a lnpo<sar
Arr p~rsss inits.ns ihis botti<. o. selling 81.
otsw nsssrssi tssres. vhsth~r csiief R<nfstlo'
Bsft 80 % no. 10 . e-fDin2i ustsr he u. = Lac
sp< ON bs - p~>sscufsf IA We already hsv
or eye - several parties rs-sIliss cur bottles. h
$40 ~in ssos~~c IN gssti.x th~n.<~iv~< inte cies
sssr,>rs. rss ssnaDd ior Dssks's Pissssissa ~
s>rs ~. issss&. sisryo~n. merchants. ~. h 4
ers1shss. Tss ss.pss svfsi ~ eotsss . - ss
s>ars % prs>s<a e tAsis ssr.h "a sss>r'ariiy.-
rksy are IA - Ell resp< srnxsist< Frso<r
| pkyss<ls1<. ko<sis, sslo>a Dbo<f- ssd cosi
.. o.. n3AkE a 90.
xon 0rsaSwoy, ~. y.
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QUAsrRILL. - Yesterdays Indianapolis
Journal says evidence Is accommodating that
the fellow arrested at the Bates House on
Saturday. Who calls himself Hart. or Bur-
CESS. is In reality the red-hAnded Missouri
guerrilla, Qusntriil. II this should prove
true, and measures have been taken to as
certain definitely. ~s presume "iong cord
and short shrih" viii be bis fate. The
bare suspicion Is almost enough TO hang Ism.
The othsr psr'y arrested on Saturday gives
his name as Johnston. Of Ne~ Orleans. He
has not vet been identified 90 anybody IL
particular.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

cone Dollar Store" in Ross building, West
side of the Pubic Square, has just received
large lot Of Silverware and Iewelry. aud is
in full blast. IL IN decidedly the cheapest
place in Uncle Sans dominion TO buy jew
elry and Silverware, and from the crowd Of
ladies that flock that way, they must gave
big inducements; 80 We advise all who have
not been there 70 call early. and get bar
gains. as they can be had for few days
only. TROY BROTHERS.
Agents for the Rhode Island Jewelry Manu-.
featuring Company. sepl3d2t.
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AMERICAN
Ca % eer e. b a. sss % . @ o..

e. q % q e q e. u a. ne % q % /.
DR.. he ERN
HAs LOCATED IN THE
CITY OF QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
No. i06 Maine street, ID door above Quinc,
House. Office. over J. r. Daytoa's
Book Store
NIX CLAIMS TO Blk
THE KING OF CANCERS,
And all kinds Of Fever Sores: sreh -
White Swelling and Bone Diseases:
Scroffula, Piles.
And Sore Eyes in their worst stages,
Liver Complaints. Consumption.
Female Weakness, @nd Salt Rhcam.
letter, Rheumatism, Sc.. &c.
The Doctor became master Of the above
diseases while travelling through Europe and
America. and he now stands At the head o,
has profession both in Europe and America.
The Doctor willtake pleasure in showing his
visitors certificates Of the above csses where
they have been given up as lncursble by the
physicians IN the country. The Doctor also
guarantees a cure in all cases where the pa
tent lives up 10 the directions. or no pay.
rhe patient viii please correspond weekly.
giving a true statement of the case. Z. O.
Drawer 6463. The poor dealt with literally
Cancers extracted in from four 20 twenty
four hours, without instruments or pain. or
drop Of blood. decSiwly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

Persons suffering from diseases OF those
delicate organs should avail themselves Of
,h. opportunity Of consulting DR.. Gardner.
the skillful 0eulist and Aurist. who has been
practicing with great success in Indianapolis
and other cities OF thu State. The Doctor
intends to visit Ter~ Haute. and will be
ready 10 receive patients on Monday. Sep
tember issh he will remain until the 18th:
after that time be vIIi visit Terre Haute one
week ia each month The doctor has taken
rooms 81 the Buniia House. Read his cd
vertisemcnt. sep7dtf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14
special Election.

~ Regular Meeting Of the Com
Aa.ss c,1a.i ~ rrrrs nnulsi Iad ana. bsld Ga
81 esaae - .eIll.. e-A. 49, aans<s1 Resolutions
nsf a.an n.
Ef ma AT afoelis' flacfIo1 - held In tAe
ueHt Aalnftlsr ~ ia d. - s~ptel.b-r.
IS 80 s. - ept.rI 81 3 o'clo. A. ~ Tor osIe
& Ita ..Isea. e. a. a. suexpirei term q A. q.
81 .slz. Isis C.l1e. laIfu ifo1 said Hkli.
Netf Tsaf eati aireilou ~ AeI1 q m GA
s eiatrr Battling. aai ma Hesi uags 81 a. In
sf.tier. 49, a. la a1d 1oan kbbstf eel a.
I..aaes thefes a. = ihai ihs clerk give fhe usssl
nl.lee ~ - s.e-iion- A. LAra9. asyor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

CHERoKEK REMEDY AND Injection
To oCs FrsAlk ssspxss-We cali the attention Of
female readers 10 the advertisement IN column.
Of the csssoKEE RsssDr SsD IsJEcuos. for the
care 81 finor Aihus. or The whites. These segei-
able compounds have been found a most SOVEREIGN
specific Tor this use. b. the removal Of which they
also aid In regulating the periods % the female
s5stsm. often interrupted By Fluof sIbHs. They
ara certain u cure speedily and thoroughly aud
Thoroughly. and contain no mineral poi-ens-
perfectly ianocaoas 90 the mos, dslicsio orgssi.
ration. They are slso the best and usosi effective
cure ~ 6enorfhoea aud 0leot yet discovered. Call
fsr chsrokes Remedy Iniscsiou Sold BY al
druggists throughout the country.
sugz7dw1m
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oSk TRIAL is said to convince the mos,
skeptical person that the Liquid Catarrh
Remedy OF DR.. ID. H. Seslye is certain cur
alive Of that lingering and Iife-destroying
disease-Catarrh. Obtain Circular Of the
Druggist. showing symptoms. whereby the
presence of Catarrh In the system may b
detected.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

Nrw lork. August IS.-tiold opened
stronger thi morning. The opening quota
sioa Vas s. Is. bus under heavy purchases
to cover shorts the ps,ce advanced. before
noon. 70 s.
NV loEK, September l3.-Gold. at the
evening exchange. was quoted at $e261s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

I ARRH,EA AND DyssSrxRy.-ws hss
examined great nsmhsr % letters from scms .
The u<t pfeasaeat citizen. % sineinasti aud Cow
instsn. etc. speaking In the hixhest terms ~ pr.
Stricslsns's anti-csoiers Mixture fer the cure q
sisrshsa ant dFseaseFy. The letters are 20 long
essi,.a. q 4sst.. u cav n<,sa. ssys he as
,,,.ssei saesr.hls ~ se> s--s DEBTORS IN csaeia-
natl sns ere eessls ef Dr. suieklsni's Anti-Che,-
Nlxtare effected permanent cure aher suffer
lnx fcr man,hs vita the worst fsrm 81 HArrh1a and
tsseasefy.
saisier. shsas M. ssrseki.sa - a.sss ri<hs
advising yes IN rs sis srtls<ners IA our e'rEns
4 day. PAPER. - ssks ecstis 81 h.s hishiy re-
cosas>ssied k..ll-f,hal~rs nlstsFs IN yer snAs
ssss. u say Ave ne lives q msay % eur hsst 81
4ess. nasA.rs. se> hat ysar a. net n>sier'
a yoa essu II he Drag sisres n - cest- PEI
eesiis. 80. ne he<i rsmes,y CO nisrrAeA sss
| tss.entsry.
/ ua.rfxfh1-.
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tH- Messrs. Nippert Dunn announce
LIST OF fresh arrivals at their popular house.
The most Of the goods were purchased in
July and August, before the rise. This will
enable them 10 sell the same at the lowest
figures. Give them a call. You can rely
on getting the b quality Of goods. aud
finding them just as represented.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

IN MulIaly. Of the Metropolitan Record,
New York, and Abbs MeMasters, Of the
Freeman's journal. 1.-THE leading Catholic
paper Of the country.) have followed ia the
wake of Ben. Wood. Of the news. Ia boiling
McClellsn'- nomination.
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MnsKrrnr-These interestine liltlo suck

MusKEroE-These interesting little suck
ers have made their appearance, and the
nights of scratching and profanity are at hand
when We shall say We have no pleasure ia
them. But. ali. what happy thoughts viii
then come to tho lover when he reflects tha
bis bIsod and that OF his sweetheart perhaps
mingle In the same musketos.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

~ IL affords Us pleasure to learn I'd. Il.
Allen, Esq, has been appointed Agent OF
the Adams Exprers Company. in this place.
We congratulate the company on securing
such an efficient business man and popular
gentleman to attend their interests at this
point Mr. Allen will take charge in few
days. 80 soon as his impaired health--csused
BY the hundred days csmpaign-wiIl admit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

tH-The New York Times Of Friday says:
General FmKxosr has been in town several
days; discussing the dssifabIlity OF withdraw
log. Hi letter Is believed TO be 10 the
hands OF an Major Of his Staff The Gen.
eraI lief, town by the Fall River boat last
evening.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

CostI1ion Farsy-The hundred day
boys" viii give hundred day" dance II
Cars Hall on Monday I've, September
18th. all the young gents Of the regiment
and her friends are invited. Also. Prof.
Tout's Old club. Music by JoE TOUT and
bsnd EkkkT OvKs.
Sept,0dlx CHAUscr CAN.
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MARRIED Last evening. at the residence
OF Mrs. h. q. Fuller. Mr SAMUEL MckKES
aud Miss ELLh s. BURT.
The happy pair started last night on an
eastern tsur. bearing the weIl-wishes OF q
host OF friends
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

z.ost.-At the Terre Hautc Union Depot
Monday evening. small Carpet Sack con-
tanning clothing and valuaIe papers. The
Under will be literally rewarded by return
,ig the same to :the Clark. Honse. or the
papers a. the are 81 no value to any one but
the owner j. M. BACON
SenfI3 f3t
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The Popularity Of DxoS's BLACK
BKkkr CAkxrSsrIvE i shovn by the fscs
that i,s sale increases faster than any other
remedy for Dysentery and Disrssoss Over
nine ,housAnd dosen:l-ossies have been sold
durins me past three months
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

srAUr0N. Pa. sept. l3.-Hon. W. w.
keekum. Of Wlksboro, was to-day nomina-
tel for Congress by 1he Union party OF tho
l2ia District, Hon. q. a. Graat having dee
ciines
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

The Regular Meeting Of the Con
soriiA Literary Society Gill be bs'd m The
S.rien.l Block. one door South Of the en-
pasoe on e,h street. precisely 81 O'Clock
on Tuesday norpinr. sep<enb<r 18th By
order ei FANNIE sToSER. rrsst
rrt.. H.sx-orx S<esx