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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Union Caucus.

We have been authorized TO state that
Union Caucus for nominating Township
and Village Tickets TO he voted for on
Monday next. will be holden at Webb's
Hall. on Saturday evening at y O'Clock.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30

JIM Stuil ESQ., has purchased the 20
acres known as the Hutchins property,
on the Bazetta road, for 5000.
Mr.. s. Z. Hunt has sold his Tsnnery, in
this place. to a gentleDsn of Ashland
County, for 5000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Niles correspondence.

Our excellent correspondent at Niles
must pardon us for emitting his letter in
this issue. We regret that it should be
so, but will take better care in future.
Ii viii appear in our next.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
18th Districts o

Provost Marshal CALDWELL publishes in
this weeks Chronicle q statement of the
number of men required of each Town
ship in this Congressional District.
See second page.
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Headquarters

Clover and Timothy Seed selected
with great care, and with especial refer
-encs to the want of Farmers in this sec
ton. can be found at Smiths Drug Store,
WaEEsq
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
~ Subscr,ers.

Subscribers to the Gronias. VINO may
change theh' places of residence.
Spring, viii pleSse leave word at the OF.
Zee, in order that they msy receive their
paper regularly and punctuallyx
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Admitted.

At the March term of the Circuit Court
of Michigan, held at Ann Arbor. William
Osborn of Warren, and Henry J. Hyde.
of Bristol, this county, were admitted TO
practice law in the several courts Of that
State. Messrs. 0sborR and Hyde have
been attending the law department of the
Michigan University, during the past win
ter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Ladies,
Paper Collars and Cuffs at
March 16sS3w. REED & ADAMS.
Prlnting MateriaI Tor SAFE.

We have a lot of second hand print
ing material that has not been much
used, and is in good condition. which can
be had at a bargain. 30olbs. Long Primer
$50 to 200 lbs BREWER; also several fonts
of Scripts, job and card type rules, Dor
ders. chases. marble imposing stones, &c.
In fact we can furnish a pretty good ont,
ht for a 24x26 inch paper.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Cylinder Press for sale.

The Northfup Cylinder Press on which
this paper is printed. Is offered for sale.
Ii is in good order, and very easily prints
100 Impressions per hour. We wish to
sell 60 make roomfor = new press of great
ct capacity. which cor business requires.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Your Family

l. your life insured for the benefit of
your foEilyf It is every mans moral du-
ty, who has a family, to insure his life
Apply to Whittlesey Adams. thu, only
Agent, at Warren, for the Old Phenix
Life Insurance Company.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Gold Pen Found

At the foot of the stairs leading to the
Provost MarsbaPs Office. The pen can
be obtained by the owner identifying it.
Enquire at this Office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Marren,s onofa Eiued.

The quota of Warren under the last
call for troops has been made mp, snd the
ssHn is ready for the next draft. That's
the way to do it.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
oalico Ban.

The Calico Ball which came of at the
aaskill House, on Friday evening last. is
pronounced a success, notwithstanding
calico is no longer a six-penny article.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
New Recruits.

NEW
The 18th Regiment took back l25 new
recruits on its return TO the South. The
18th Battery took SO; Sixth Cavalry q;
Forty-First Regt. so; Twenty-Fifth Regt.
200; Twenty-Fifth Battery %. "A regi-
ments and attachments of veterans re-
turned with an aggregate of 5.241 re-
cruits.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
GUARDIANS SALE.

DRYDEN HOLCOMB'S ESTATE.
~ The unisrsigred has been duly appointed
Adninistrstor- Of the estate Of Dryden Holeon5,
late of Vernon, Tr1mnuii county Oaio, decd
March B.-5w< HIRAM D. RoLcoMB.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Town and County.

Terms of the Chronicle, $3.50 invaria-
bly, in advance. No deviation from this
rule.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
DELICATE
DEBILITY.

Those suffering from Marasmus, wasting away.
with scarcely any flesh on their bones. are cured in
q very short time. One bottle. In such cases. will
have q most surprising effect.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
H0OFLAXD'S GERMAN BITTERS.
WILL GIVE You

HOOFLAXD'S GERMAN BITTERS.
WILL GIVE You
A GOOD APPETITE.
STRONG NERVES.
HEALTHY NERVES.
STEADY NERVES,
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
a GOOD CONSTITUTION,
a HEALTHY CONSTITUTION.
u sToNG CONSTITUTION,
il SOUND CONSTITUTION.
WILL MAKE TIE
Weak Strong.
WILL MAKE Il
Delicate Hearty
WILL XAKE Il
Thin Stout
WILL MAKE TIE
Depressed Lively
WILL MAKE TIE
Sallow Complexion Clear
WILL MAKE TEE
Dull Eye Clear ana Bright
WILL PROVE = BLESSING
In EVERY FAMILY!
CAN BE 8 WITH PERFECT AFE By
MALE OLD
Or Or
FEMALE. YOUNG,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
MAHoNING Rail A

Fsin, On this road viii run to and fro. he NES
DEPOT or Scranton Avenue Senses ee0 a. fol-
Leaves Cleveland at Ills A u: Warren e55 and AZ
rxel At youngstown at 10S A. II.
RETURNING leaves youngstown at zoo P NJ
Warren 242 and arrive at Cleveland ct $50 P.
Youngstown Express.
Leaves youngstown at zoo A II; Warren 7.So A.
81; end arrives At Cleveland at 1l:25 4 NJ.
RETURNING, leaves Cleveland st5:45 N War
ren 1t e:2. and arrives at youngstown It 100 P
cHAL. I. RHODES. General Manager.
Cleveland Dec. so.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
James ward s. Co.'s scrip.

Taken at Par for Boots, Shoes, Leather
and Findings. on Delivery by
WARREN & McLAIN,
March s0,-3w. Market Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
v N AGUE.

Resulting from fevers Of any ~kind-these Bit
will restore your strength il Il very short time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
cherry PeCt0raL,

En.s. . EAPID CCkE OF
Coughs, Get Influenza, HoaRseAsss.
Croup, r. tia, IncIpient Com
numrtl---Ei for the RELIEF
q &. sytfve PatlentA
81 ESsd Stages
Disease.
This n a raHa5 .crsary known 10 sTpsr sd
ogheT for the cuEe x E4GE and lung eompeiRuA ds< Z
Is useless here 10 publish the evidences Of is virsz~& -
unriyaled excellence for eoughs and esid- ana W tN5y
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease. hsss H1Sts Is
known throughout the civilized nations Of t- s@rt6-
Few are the communities, or even families am9p- tn~1a
who have not some personal experience Of rs s.ses-
soms living trophy In their midst Of rs ytclorJ o-er III
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lGFz@
As all know the dreadful fatality of these et-STdsrss se4
a. they know, too, the sHeess Of ibis fruedJ. Nc Eeed hN
DO more than to asscre them that Il has Dew al ts ~
tues that il did h-ve whrr naeing tbs c1F-4 With law
won % EtrOngly Uppn 'ho oanhdsn. ~ % H1oSia-
Prepared By Or. JIG AVER CO. LSEea, 1ssS
SOLD BY-Hoyt and Sratton, z A Smith. III
Woods, Warren A Chew, BrookAeld; tsnster :
Cory, Bristol: E P W0lcott. Farmingtcu ! SSuihhg
L Thompson. Mesopotamia VIZ Savage, Bloon-,
field; s. T Soule, Newton Fails; Mason 4 Co.,GneR
J, Walters, Gi-ard. and dealers ~everyrhera -free
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-03-30
Mahoning Nurseries,

- At Youngstown, Ohio.
Thsproprietors offer for sale a great variety Of
the m(t approved kinds Of young and thrifty fr1H
1rses. "a Nursery Sock esnerdug,-among Tnien
are ApRe. Pear, Peach, Plum. Cher-y, Apricot,
NeetaTi5 and Siberian Crab Apple Trees. g.,
Ounce. Curraut, Geoseberry. Blackberry and
kas~pberr[,Bushes
Horse-chStnut, Mountain-Ash. Hssnolis. Cs-
talpa, BirchS- Willows, and many other oTnamen-
tai deciduousgrees. ornanental Shrubs and Vines.
very choieSEock ef Eyergreensl Delaware, D.
ana, Concord, leeecca, Hartford Prolific, Carter,
Catauhs. IsabeISand other desirable grspe vines.
our stock HslASt entirely Of euS oEn raising,
young sud thrlitysA I'D may be relied upon - uue
xsTzIs MANNING & szzzsrR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

la lsbgily asilcle on this sukjsc the n
= Pot gives ne ioiio~lns ~ the cause ~
he immsnss immigration Of the Irish 70 tbs
.onotry: During The lee. four years 81
seal.b Of Ireland has steadily d.minisbed-
D. 1850 over tho whole ~ ireland 5 $40 ls9
.eles we're uudsr crops: 10 1863 there were
col, 666l79 dimnudon OF over one
tssntieih. The entire i've stock 10 1860
90 valued a. f33 SIS os7; two gears after
wards & bad sunk 70 Isl 204 SOS The
eeresl prodece a. the fsst - these yesrs wss
s.amatra a. 10 95s 5l3 quarters Of sbe l.st
s. 05 ass = diuinus.on Of enc ib. Roots
are pad ~lh desulty. lsud has fallen BE-
afice, miiloos OF pounds have ocen With
lrawu IRON tep'sit. aod irsalgeacies have
decreased. The aamhor 81 paupefs relieved
lols6O va I7s sl9. 10 1868. is was l9ln3,
Or oae twentieth 81 The whole population.
the crlmiasi conviction. 70 the feet Of these
years we're 81 gains ! snl IN che second.
gudss be- .h,snt sovernmeut.t this ovgh'
sevof 8 have happrned Eseu lhe lsci ibs'
,he Iuu measure 81 niissry vhlcn followed
me losses "a ls46 has nos 10 thls caae been
.s.obsa IS - b. stiibu'sd % The facility Of
migration snt tbo siluulos which bss oeer
,igen . Is during just the,s three critical
years. That shios suddenly relieved Iss-
i,nd e score 81 wears $40 ard gave beF nsv
ease - he, i new accomplishing the sane
sllsf Asa yet such s ias stupidity whicf
+. p amss q ssfsfrtgaen. thaf Pir'itmsn'
AS seyofsl tl.es hae der adsssmsl'
MEASURES ilS lhs d.nu iIea ri smiyrsdot
ram Ireland % iha Uaiies States. Tas'
cope L .44se5 i sd condition when lt.
a.souuaes ca - femsdied ouiy ~ tfsrs-
,ortaiio. bet + giaad Vill.ng 10 adop' 4,
alternative. and sf1ra better and more per-
nanss, rsHeIi"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

The following arc the principal features OF
the Bank ,upt oil a. {, has passed the House
o, Representatives. AZ Washington
"Flrs. Tho discharge Of TIE honest debt
or upoa the snTender 81 he property.
Second The protection Of the creditor
sgsiesl the fraudulent practices and fsckies-
conduct ol biz debtor.
"The Districs Courts are @ De made
Courts Of Bankruptcy and the bsnkrupt bu-
sines-. where there = no opposing Interest.
&. t. De transacted bv officers 90 be called
Rsgisiera When THERE ssc opposing iuter-
es.s, th,y sic GO make ~ tic cases Tor the
d.cla ous Of tho Judge They are 60 be the
lands aud eyes OF ihe Courts buf are net
her 20 be clothed with % power or u. de-
erection Resolving hKed salaries. g wil be
Their duty 10 discourage litigation.
Creditors are 20 bave assignscs. but The
Az ignores the cumbroas machinery o. ofh-
cal assiguees. accouutsnts. registry u courts
and accountants general Insolvency Is a
matter between tho hsnkrurf snt bis cred
Hors. and can best be managed by them un.
der che direction 90 the courts. Every ques-
ZION raised Nv lluganls coniesting the bauk-
fuut's discharge. must DC beard and decided
la opea court, 10 wnica respect this bill Gil
ere from other lave. Commissioners hp.
paln,os Dv the Sapfeme Court are to eatab-
sh acote % rules @ secure uniform prae-
tee
Homer aebtors are - receive a. allow
suec. - hat they nay not be turned upon
ne world wi.hont curre0cy note. if they
have surrendered their effects for admins
ration s0d Distribution among their credit
ars
"A0othes prayisso0 gives debtor Al oF-
Dortuaits O. meet his crsd tors aud, u they
arc satisfied OF he integrity and ability. q
wiad az his stf.irs uuder a trust deed, VIII
ere sane "a e. a. n The proceedings bad
been conducted 81 the Coutt OF Bankruptcy
Tbs law has Jet 80 be acted ppoa by ~
senate. and vhst disposition ~iii Be made OF
& does no, seen % be Indicated ~ ssy &C
,lou ct us members. % oy aoy caovass Of
shsif oplne1s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

Tax New York PDst slys. The question
4, issue nov is nothing less than this; Shall
tho war be- closed IN another campaign, c..
shall We permit e 70 drag on Tor another
year. or. peshaps. Two o. three yearsf II tbe
country comes 70 tae help Of the armies 10
the 6eld. Lees arsHT ESQ be destroyed within
sixty days. and Ia that case the rebels VII
nos hsvea .ingle iofmids Die army east Of
he M,ssissippi But Il Lev can maintain
himself Tor 81 months logger another army
can DO raised by tie rebels l., ae south, g
give u trouble. and = face "a oven If Lee
we're destroyed Il B. o; tie most vital IN
poft,nce. thorelere. iba. ous armies shall b
90 strengthened ~ ohce. as 20 gain tais re-
quirsd success over Lee before any othe
rebel force csa be orysnized and be put int
tie field
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

TuE recent clvalfy e1asdiiioa q eene''
Davidson started from Baton 4 'uee pee
tr.,sd % wsssern f.osida. snd returned VII
auiflog .;
Ittr.vst 81 ..,-so Mississippi, the entire
s.d,h Of Ms.lssiogi aud Sosshsrn AlseAma
cro..iu : IN e. routs three impassant lias- 81
road all Of xhich according 10 teoci accounts
we're serious damaged. Immsnse qa'hi'ss
81 s,orsa wers destroyed. al the sHp dl'ioe.
.i,sr aslioera,.ly esmp'siag ~ wAk o
de.tsuc,l Ion. r.sa ed g. Hs-s r'ing p"'as =
&c, D.sa.on's iosces gave oat thss iasi.
de.taAiion was MOBILE. ard VIII az vs'si's
20 r,f,es on ms sbsu DIS o. ies thous
e.v.ssy 80 npsiag n r-dact'oe Al . 10 =
sed civ the o ,vsfnors 81 Al.a "a art n
.ls.spva ordered The asin. 90 Mobile. ~a.,e
relieved Duisoe o he feeble oPpe,'''''''
.uoA +. force could hsse made 10 be proeSes-.
TA.. wfh Hke rurcsss'ul expedition ..n'
on, from v ek.oarS ave e ctuslls cos q
Hood sssm b, gussipai bees 4 sapP''ss'
IA. t.ksn IL eouusc i,u -',h ste dsuohial
he b. ssc lvsd Il re h.pds 81 fh'nss. ..
l.... hlm 10 /. dessisase eondlsien. essnn b.
succeed. 10 g.,uas .as remnAus q ei' ''n1
across The fernessfs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

ors aso..ches .ao. ulce ne o2mfiei'
,ou, Of Bf.ck sfidle'. lo'ces,si'h che lei' Q
b. .riaesy. Oy Gsosrsi. ssFof'dFs ase
sorsm.a .ho.o fi't 80 pfoVsd = psr'se'
.ace,-. The burning - s.lssihs and 'ns
ss.,,oc,lon Of The " a. there, = i oef''
,o.. 10 The rooels. Bat 80 csys go. on'
Of Oh. Richmond eagefs si'tea. ~ We" .
the osoba biit, Of me cs-trueiiop o. 'nrs
ws,k, that IN. fsli o. -.ssnnsh I'D 40
,u.t. -ou.d uot prove 20 disssifou. - -
"Oo.,sderacy." a. tbe capture Of s'''''is o
oor ssrce& The place = Nv e'F'a'eo 40.
burned. AID ~ torres Of brsekiu''dss 'su's
"a a,.o.,.ed. Tire railroad from b"st
tosrsu,y sns. ee,-ud wihevilie. ~aa
Il. rolling stock MS oesr eatife destroyed
tn. properly Destroyed j. r'iin'ssd a. '"s'
:, 0'I,,su. 81 do l.fs 1 tte Coaisdefac'
...os,ru-. 81 ar mach loagef' AZ WI
nth I'm -ilI Dse,ms -eene o. ehaff''
,.,u- md desllst,ou. Her public work
,.,I,..d.. villages .ne eitss vii be s~ef
AVN b, Gre md s~o-d. During 10 month
rs. ksr d. psr,y bss ben destroyed . 90
.o.uus Of more ,han SKY m'liisoro o. dollar
Her arrcgAses. add Treason 70 coating ns
dearly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

Tzr q srtfora Prsss gives 81 zccouns VI a
hear.-repafng MIR etiea occurred that
city NJ. amanda Bfouga, about "a year
u age. as w,isins = letter 70 her husband,
4Ao VS. G, Tauatoa. Ma. by the light %
f. sesoseno LAMP. From the appearance q
to- body end tie room. !; would seem that
ste had risen 20 g. out Of or across The
room. aud The amp. being loose lnits socket
usd fallen out and tue contents igniting, SCI
Ere TO hes dress. she then mus. have sa'
down or ohsif. enieavoriog % put on, 'h'
flames. but insal.ng them. fell over on th'
,0r dead Tb- body presented sickeoini
sight, the clothes 1sicg entirely busnt cd =
Mrs Brouzh caves one child boy. whose
second birth day eas TIE day Oh which hh
mother ust her untlmey eua
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

.Nxt.sea IT enough" remarks a.
R,.tmad W.. over 81. Y .ekee news
6s.. IL Al es ads sing it- 'e-o
..,,.ks the Uo,on accounts Of t's 'e''
s.,sa. IN Tennessee. cam gfaHo 'si'' me
Wing goss on 70 say. make "ha' A''oN-a.
nav. ne sl,ustion s melancholy enough.
90 l. ior Hood. 3 it = Tor she heoe'''o''.
A.. d ,s.l. mslancholy. DAyis ieels me''
cnol, .ud the 'Coniedssacs iesls mfi''
ehor, All Through. and al over t. BODY
Richmond suGrn With tie "slns-' s'e
President. aud Cablnst, AID Peopl" war '''
,ose.., and moss woe bsgone iAcs' ever ~
,.s.ed outside q uns, prison = 700
=. ,.d..m reones.ss Aed ken'ueky u
~. campaign. His array Nas 70 w'7's' %
sh.. ssolal ssd ireis'ul soil OF The = Oar. an
Bloodv 6round. !" snd vhen The BUDS 9
,Drlos began to Ours, be was 10 cross 70
oble River ADD march his victorious 'sfs'
h.ck,'' leso sos States o, ohio aed ino"pa.
md .too not unt.l shey planted tnsis conquer
.or banner. on TIE shore. OF our Not'Ne''
IL. rh.. was the bon0Astic progrAnul'
~ IL. asbsieg Hood and biz Richmond back
A. ID master. This wss he "oli.' pao-
l,.hsd for Southern etsertaIamea'' and her
.ISed throughout tbe entire territory q tn'
Rebellion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

Tsr Epfopea. p.lsr. III c5a'iaas = ~
cu.. ne rs.ois. 81 - elec,'o - Nr -
CO ., .na zoe -su,uon Of An-iie,n Ill
~i.s a.sxinx iut 49, the g e O.
o,iossu 70 Eoriaud "a he Anesiesn 49,
one..ioa. ~ necr zen TIE star .lneel e.
espss .N b. oero here. - isr - raf'ie-
are eoreeru.d There tas.se Tor ne r.
puohc. I'D n - or the CO siersci
is.sssp. - tie. We de.rs the a.. 49,
csnp 80 si-fu9 i. . ne .. u [ o..
&c ~ 49, ds-oe tss cfscf "a go
-.icas ne q Io-.4' 80 sac : scf
o. a. z .ist -ttes. - eoe nafcr lnt
80 q -crd sc - 80 ~. iss Pssis ls
Z .ns n. o.ts'ei Toe ~ s4-cess o. shs
= .ni-dss.cy 4 - CESS tbeg end -
-isnsa tss .esp.e e. iss . ue - &c. uPl.s,
i ~. .rmes a sees 90 "a. rsitAtesfa
ve-.~is 'f. N 5sasa fssss. % PEI uPea eef
c, p1ercs. r.lh tes psrsfi,s e. = e'1.aA
De- .sies. s. - e.. s.racfea rtosi rsns io
de.s oar ,less 81 : O. ssd enter go
h.re -. 49, p.-ds.2 sets uasfi,us -
~ sns. - 0o 80 ssea a'hsf $40 -,
na.1. ne s..s! e.s.s 90 80 - - -
usms.s 81 - po~rr. 40 S seisg - if a..
besa sc'u.ssd - oy a.irs- = e1s = -
ernn.us, rrs.sar eus q l.-ieasF Ard fear.
I. isv. 81 he stsasrllss fsbs', : 49, ass
a,ps-rlr-.l. - a. - sria-s = shsi- -
A.lt ut.srls selE.h.
Bal -Asls 90 s.sy -. iessss - ear
eo.-rsa-r, ~ 49, ts'sstsa ~ .sci,sf
ps--rsai oas - esssa greater s<rs1kta ana
hsusse-. wh.ra rs eses s-'rs,ss = ca
s-s-lf. frs. ne brri4s.ls- 81 ~ s.nas-
%, cor re Rssa,as. sos ssslie ief -
saos--> Iss- p'~ezini er<ss 1ssasa. lsa5ea
!, rons q ne .ossi I SO .it'sf~ss.
IA. d~fs.ssd al tae a..ssies-iaus of he rst-
81 rnp.,k,sers. . involse - TO eorssn-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30
NetGaIn.ins lntr narr

TEE N~w Y7k Cena real Adrvfsrs
sains y. d. military gs,as o. The Uaien 30
re -, sx'y dsys Win precision which
ell b. agsresbls 10 posiiog he patooal
looks a. ne ed 81 ths year. TIE opera
los ahith 30 ep'tar isisfe thase 81 sheri.
fan. Plsssantoo. 9nien. Thsmas. Csrbs.
lreer. Sassnss. -nd stsaavy. Def.ag tat
n he tunbss 81 cAunaa captured from
.as + bss -srs 80 hundred aod ieur. Toe
aaa bsf o. Rsbtl so1ilefs taken prisoners
~rfes-suis-ooe sao-s.ed e. ht huedrsa. .ad
uesfoss e. 81 b. o. dier,. seven ihsussnc
- Seerusn. rot issaty-ei.h 81 issussnd
lxb, haadsca TEE aided and wounded a.
ite sooav. ia he shsosuteah v..isv. IL
reassare. W. ufi Ms-srsl CcDt.i
v.ssta.a .tS ceerei, SER AZ least 6itesn
ia as..d Twtniy-6se Rebsi Ccesrsls
a4re : 81. e As-s - eztsf 81 ~ =
vinsen ~srs kalra. 4 ueestsa. sas 4
t,sea rsssevr Abeei W hnrdrea ard
r.xafv Csc nlfe. 81 rsirs,t' 3 Rsbel,iaus
>..tss t.r- ssre ts.esf s. { go troops,
-.st stete 'ere uet.tts Ca h.i-sf tfsiss 81
c.es lefl1n hss eeto tessei ~ef's isn
n lh,rs ~ oelisss o. ieeife = usssd
"a =. rs t. sai he.ses Asss erea iAksr.
49, f5tsn taatrea bead 81 cattle MHf.fy
sts5es spd Yfss ,'css aste nesa trssrcvsd
-esia n....sn 81 cellars. oe,1ss ssr q
frA''s. 1esne scaipsre. sd ~sheF srfic'es.
rss sssf rs 80 lhs RIB fsn Aies--
naf'e. ar - ~ - ~irkf bcrk.ae
faes.ef .esss1r.. aes.ss satf eat. Ths.s
&c - - t'ars. ~ tssy srs s..rht Be- cou-
ssrisru - sn,rs sA.es-rr ~ - - desvsf-
"a a. iAs 4 aeiliea
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

TrGsr ntUrr AND lSpiASsPol's koAp -
There 3. probably 10 better msragsd road
IN The Western csnnffF ihto ths Tsrre haa's
aud ladI,u.poi.- r. 4. hsving occasion q
as over re read ~ found everything 10
suca eoed or3ss AID ne e ssrs and employ.
60 80 agreeable. accom- mad.tiag md ssien-
i've TO ths wanis sao cemiofts ~ thsis pas
esrers. thst - fhi.k e. cas- proper that Ne
saauN rhus nabhcly silode 60 ths mater -
TIE ofScers oi the rost seem % cogsull
BE comfort 81 travellers over their road 90
! dsRrce nor often 20 he met vi,h on rate
ros8.. whIle ie tt.if ssleetan ct Agerts ana
Conductors. itsy seem 81 hsse been most
.ostuatte Tee 81 caurss scccusss 10 sons
measure o. ths rsfulsf'fy of re rad. a.
re Iunerss ffssei aeef t ltetc = no
b.ucr tuili ~ ntf eco read a Ire aatry
--f-eaazsrs 10 (-asslff.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

A Richmond paper uAys The soup
tolss i 10 daily active operation. and l. do
tx v5fic OF good. bat would 90 more bat
for the irc mprehens bic stupidity Of many
Of Toe poor. Who. With their ehiidren re-
daced - dry bread. are % absurd as = be
ashamed fthi- . tie word they use) 70 APP
81, ior the ssup Thee very people Whe
.se ashamed 10 buy soup are uoi ashamed q
beg tue veig ass doliss IONA a. lndisidusi
aud 10 fact. -peud the greater part - soei'
/. ne ~ runailg shout seeking charity
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

In seems that eoloss1 troops oniT were -
g,eed m the 4 rnrssr Part Fisaer. neaf 4" =
msoEton They captured aod bed. iof soms
tine. an s4rsbw,,k pear The Port. out we're
attacked 10 turn b. shs rebels spd dives
from & wish hesvy lo-s. aiter sliea Is = -
ported shey we're r. embarked 80 '1s . p
b.rdneus coat Dved.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

rsx fsiie~s lrsiana reriusss. sss ~
esasf.i sssfosss atuv. snt IS 1. fair e.
frssens ,re tcesirtea so s1s cssIty I'D
asser - o~crris fafk-T- ars s-c~s p,at.toe-
ls'iers e. ~rezns-s -. nis ~ stfresss.i I,
O~tts- sea-t. -, Sr- Trrk i2ls. -
- "a ia. 49, sQA oe.ss 1.,si. sss
- 81 So 81 -. So. 60. So.
1si.s<s. rs 80. 81 csh. Ss.s. rssa.
-. 80. Iossa. i9ls-f.esu--sveu r
Al.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

TnS 7. Hs,sids W.sninston eoffes-
,ood.at reitsra,es the statement that Ms
~ w.s portal.y sou Odd b. fssefs' 'e'f
a h. .isce did We tru-i the ststeme
nav prov. true Nss0Y has oesa soufs'
Of mach trouble Ia Northern V'fgiai- Toe
Ioag tine past.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

slK Senators we're =, The Treasury sttce
en- sas a. week 9Th applications from
voafu tor clsrkships The Secretary stated
cha, hsfa4 GOV more appIlcstioos from We
mea klewn % b. ~osthy snd 10 extremely
destitute cifcaDssauces thai could be given
Place. ior lhe next tsu year. without :
.ussaiag lenovki OF lhos- already employed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-30

CT Hfl. cor mariing a. John>on'- isi-
and. -, siusf sn ories prohibiting The ~
sroduresn - a., CiseiaAasi Ea4.srer. Chi
cage TINES and Nes York NsEs. inso the
C~up ti,~fs