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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-13

DEPARTURES by yFLAs-oP-TRueE.--Fou hundred
and twenty-five wounded Yankee soldiers, nurse,
Sc, left this oty yesterday morning in the steanei
schultz for ysrna, whence they will take the tag-
of-teca boat North in exchange for nequai numbcI
of Confederates now confined in Yankee prisons
Among the number were sent from Castie Thunder
the notorious Miss Doctor Mary Il. Walker, Sur
geoness OF the Fifty-seeond Ohio regiment, Drs
SnIbcitson and Hambleton, from Chambersbarg,
Pennsylvania, and Captain Samuel Stears, who was
FORMERLY Yankee Custom House. officer. When
Miss Dr. Walker emerged from the confines vi the
Castle she pave vent To audible huzzah, and
aisin her hat from her head made obeisanee u
the officers of the prison. which plainly Indicated
that she had no regcts in lsayng there, and would
remember them in her communications which would
be made after her arrival home.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ERon TIE Y0RrH.

PkrERsnvRo, August is.--Northesn papers Of the
10th have been received.
Unofficial dispatches claim great victory for
Ayeail over MoCausland aud Bradley johnson, on
the 9TH, near Mooriield, Hardy county. johnson
and staff were captured, but escaped They also
claim between five and six hundred prisoners trans,
eolors and small arms to bake been captured.
The Commercial Adresrisesi n the stlneays sher-
man and Thomas both telegraphed to Washington
that Atlanta will fall this week certainly. A rebel
wagon train Of thirty-five wagons was captured in
Loudoun county. There is nothing from the Army
OF the Potomac. -Four expeditions entered Florida
and destroyed railroads, burning bridges and COM
mitting other depredations. Gold 254i
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The latest gold quotation in New York is two hun
dred and fifty-ive.
Detailed accounts are given Of the recent engage
meDt ut M0oTtield, iii Hardy county. They claim
that the Confederate forces completely routed,
with the loss OF six hundred prisoners that they
fled i'll great disorder, and were pursued by A!efil
twenty-five miles. They assert that they captured
Bradley Johnson and all his staff with the colors
and ordnance trains of his command, and a large
quantity of small arms.
McCausland, they affirm, barely escaped by fec
ing to the mountains. Johnson it is said, were no
insignia Of rank, and was thereby enabled to effect
his escape
Another capture is claimed OF thirty-five loaded
wagons, said to have been taken from the rebels near
Aldie on Sunday last.
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STILL LATER FROM THE NORTH.

The Baltimore american Of the llth received
last night 1t contains very little news. The fol-
lowing is summary Of the latest reports:
UPPER POTOMAC
Our cavalry forces sens out from General Sheridan
have re-occuped Martnsburg.
An official dispatch from General Sheridan reports
his forces moving up the Shenandoah Valley against
the enemy, and at o'clock yesterday "Wednesday
skirmshing going ten mil - from Winchester.
FROM oRAST's ARMY.
There is nothing important from the Army of the
Potomac. General Grant has returned to City
Point. lie reports the explosion of an ordnance
boat Tuesday, loaded with ammunition at the City
Point wharf No details given.
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PERSONAL.

DARIlES expecting .PERSONALS''
4 from their friends in the North will find at the
confederate ksading-R Room file Of the New York
ne@s, ttosetier with the other latest Northern pa
psrs complete from the LIST of April to the It'll Of
August, They can also see from this file ii their
personals IN the Richmond papers have been
copied. q large number Of 'personals' to parties
Nv lS--lf sss'ss'
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MAYoR's CouRr YEsTEKDAy.-GTanville Montelle
was again brought up on the charge of feoniolIsly
seeeivng one gray mare, Of the value OF $4,000,
which was stolen from Henry DcbeIl and stealing
sorel horse valued IL 800, the property OF the
Confederate States. Marcus a. Chewing, courier
III the Confederate service testified that about the
18th of July last he arrested Montelle and
named Childress III Fredericksburg, on hearing that
the former was refugee from Justice, and the latter
a desertcr from the service. They were beth
Observation-Disclosures on the gIey, which he said he
had traded for on the Brook turnpike, and Montelle
the sorrel, which he claimed ~ his own. On the
way 10 this city, Montellc escaped. but Chldress was
lodged ill Castle Thunder, where he still is Montelle
that the horse which he has been charged
with stealing is his property and, If necessary, he
can prove 1t By fifty persons. In order 10 procure
other witnesses, the case was further postponed till
next Friday.
Ellen, ,.slaye of William Roganni, was charged
with being guilty Of impudence towards Miles
Cary, near the Second Market, Oh Friday.
George slave OF y. \. Wilson, Of Amelia was
charged with going At large. GeolSe acknowledged
he runaway, and had recently sustained him
self here by selling newspapers. He had under his
arm, while IN the presence of his Honor, a large
bundle OF the daily papers. The MAYOR, previous To
diSpOslng OF the matter, touh occasion to remark
that he did not consider the exemptions hthi bv
selling papers slaves without the written consent
OF their owners, and advised them 10 be cautious
how they dealt with them In hturc He WAS not
sure that the party before HIM bought his papers
from the publishers direct but thought the possess
sion of them pyina Jacie evidence that no had.
George committed till his owner could be COM
muni.atei " tn.
Twenty-odd watermelons which were bought by a
negro whose could not be ascertained, with the
object of reseliing them at advance on cost We're
ordered TO be conScatcd and sold by Mr.. Tyler, the
Cie1 of the Second Market, who reported the case,
for the benefit OF the city treasury.
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A Hor At AsaL,ap.--fhe proprietor Of the ho-
the young ladies and gentlemen Q. that raassori-
template having :" hop" there Monday alter
An extra train will leaya Ashland for this
city the evening Of the festivities. after its
ehision, that persons from tIfs city who may wis
10 attend return without any neglect Of business
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DISCHARGES FROM THE WATen.--Aarcellus
Hicks, examined before the Mayor some days since,
en- the charge Of receiving certain reward for the
arrest of runaway negro, some days since, and
tioisof the same, discharged from tile police
Yesterday Fabius Hicks. his brother, arraigned on
the same charge, proved himssH guiltless and was
thersupon reinstated IN TIE watch, hom which ~
had previously tssn suspended.
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STATE hicE.-Messrs. SPOTS = Harvey have re-
ceiyed the rice purchased by the State. and will
commence the distribution at shsir ssase this NOM
ing. Each family can obtain one pound and half
for each member, at the rate 6f ffty cents pcr
pounds, for their own consumption. Persons apply
ing will provide themselves With the right change,
to prevent trouble and delay
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REPORTED nrs1oxAr1os OF SECRETARY srASrs

REPORTED REsIGNATIoS Of SECRETARY STANTON.
Washington is filed with rumors of coming c.,bi-
net changes. One set Of reports state that Sccreta
1ies Seward, Welles and Blair have rendered their
designations, whilst another says that Mr. Stanton
is to vacate the War Department.
The following is special dispatch to the New
York Fo,ld, dated Washington, otlr-I2 NJ: z
special meeting Of the Cabinet was held this af-
terno0n. 1t is understood that the iong-pending
quarrel between Mr.. Blair and Mr.. Stanton culmi-
mated on this occasion, and that Mr. Stanton after
few sharp words with Mr.. Blair, rendered his re-
slgnition, which was promptly accepted by the Pre-
sident
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8it9mono 9ispatte,
SATURDAY MORNING ArrGtrsr "a ,ae,

The DAILY Disr,TeH is sold to News Dealers at
i"tNff tfNfs per copy Cry CARRIERS are author
il'Fi TO charge oSE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per
week 10 regular subscribers
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RICHMOND CIRCUIT Court, AuGUsr I'm the
matter of John $ Saunders's petition for u writ of
ha5cas corpus, adjourned to this day, large num-
Der of witnesses examined, and the ad-
lUurncd until Monday 10 secure the attendance OF
matciiil witnesses, who were not in court to-day.
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NOTICE.-In pursuance OF Special
IN Order No. S., by brigadier-aenegal KEarsR,
We will meet EVERY EVENING NJ the STATE
COURTHOUSE, from four to six O'Clock, COM
mencing next MONDAY, August l3, 10 examine
and act upon all cases for sick farlough and dis
charge arising in the Two regiments commanded fe-
spectiscly by colonels D.lniorth aud Eyans All
exemptions granted subsequent to Jsly will be re-
considered III. WYTHE DAVIS.
Surgeon First Regiment Reserved Foryes Virginia.
PETERfIELD TRENT
Surgeon Nineteenth RegimeM
Reserved Forces Virginia.
j. r. LITTLE
Assistant Surgeon Ninstacnth Regiment
Reserved Forces Virginia.
August u lssa IA l2--its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-13

HreTINGs CoURr or MAGISTRATES, RECORDER
JAMES If. CiskIE pgEsIpING.-Ths court met again
yesterday morning, and continued its session till
about htlfpast three o'clock, at which time it took
recess TIL halt-piSt four O'clock The following Is
a summary OF the proceedings which took place:
John Henderson, charged. with stealing fifty
pounds OF CoppeI, the property of the Confederate
Government, plead guilty, and was sentenced to
thirty days imprisonment III the city Jail
j. LatOn Bohannon, charged with stealing pocket
book, containing small sum Of plopey, the pro-
perty Of ". 5. Bolts, was discharged.
Maria Canary, charged with buying one ladies'
diess, knowing the same to have been stolen, was
found guilty BY the jury and sentenced to thirty
days Imprisonment in the city jail Subsequently,
however an appeal made III her behalf for COM
five little helpless children dependent entirely upon
her for a support and the court ther-upon recon-
sdered their verdict and lcsscned the number of
days for her confinement to five.
Adolph New, a~small white boy about twelve years
OF age guilty OF stealing l3O, the property Of
George y. Freeman from lady III the First Market
but III consideration OF his youth he discharged
upon the promise OF his mother to take MIN home
and give him good whipping,
Henry Hun@efIo:d, charged with being interested
III the exhibition OF the game of faro, was found
the city tlil and to pay a tine OF one thousand
dollars. Hon. Humphrey Marshall counsel for the
accused took appeal to higher court III this caSc
but the Justices did not stay their verdict IN conse-
lUenCe thereof.
Joseph Gussen aud Henry l.. Wigand, the first
charged with feloniously taking away furniture be-
longing to Smith & Harwood, and the latter with
bhying the same, with knowledge of the manner
III which 1t was obtained, were discharged
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FROM FIoRInA.

General Birney has made raid in Florida de-
stroying several bridges and capturing locomotive
and several ears and quantity of small arms We
now hold Baldwin and Camp Milton.
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4 MONG THE HORSES TO be cold at
~ the Hcrse LeA TODAY viii bs = large bay
drsaght MARE heavy With fold.
aals-W ~ =. TAYLOR Ax1toaevIs
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LETTER LIST.

.-',,.-,r 1s-r OP LETTERS remaining in the
sno,cuy0Np Posr-oFflCE on the 18th day
ttnq,,>;, 1861 ,,.- e.. r..,,o,..s in ,ho liz, will
g~St >Se ,,s,,ee viii he Two crNTS on each letter
',..f;s,l,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-08-13

nIL! OIL THE Richmond Glue and
~ Old Works are still manufacturing b superior
article Of MACHINE OIL, which has been III con-
slant use in the various shops in the Confederacy for
the last three years. and which warrant to work
we'll. We manufacture, also, superior article Of
AXLE GREASE, which we can safely recommend
We keep constantly on hand supply Of HARNESS
OIL and DAUBING, which viii be found good as
any 10 be gotten anywhere. Orders can be left With
w. PETERSON & CO., or address
II. J. MAIGNE x CO., Box i,o77.
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E1FE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
IL WARD-ATTENTIo OF OFFICERS
CALLED. Ran away, in May last, my servant,
CLAIBORNE: mulatto; about five feet eight inches
high, very stout hit, heavy head Of hair and gene
rally dresses very fine III has been the service with
for three years, IL well acquainted with camp
life, and "a fine othtsrss servant | suspect he il
with the arlny Of General Lee. The above reward
will be paid Tor his security that l get him. He
wears Yankee vycTcoat. J. PEYTOS,
au l-eOdstS Richmond.
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INOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED

III a
Il DOLLARS REWARD.-I will pay four thou
sand tive hundred dollars for the apprehension ard
delivery TO me in Richmond for securing them SO
that get them, the following SLAVES, to wit:
JoRDAN, a yellow man. about twenty-seven
years old, tolerable carpenter and blaeksinith--
Was raised near Christiansburg, Virginia.
LEWIS, black man, thirty years old purchased
OF L. l.. Drewney or Broddie, near uendersonville,
North Carolina.
JOSHUA, black, about twenty-eight years old:
raised by Walter Coles, OF Pitsyivania county has
rather down look, and is very stout.
JACK, about eighteen years old, black and slims
bought OF T. j. Stern, of Raleigh, North Carolina.
jim, black, about twenty-oneor twenty-five years
old raised III Maryland; is tall and very likely.
WILLIAM, brown-slln boy, about twenty or
twenty-five years old raised in or near this city:
once owned by f. j. Sampson, an agent at the Rich-
mond and Danville depot.
ELIJAH, OF brown complexion, about thirty-fve
years old raised near Charlottesville and is No
cook. Both Of his leg. swollen and sole at the
time he lett.
SALLY, mulatto girl, about twenty-five years
old raised in Loutloun county; was purchased OF
N. NJ. Loe; tail and slender, with long black hair
HARRIET, fifteen or sixteen years old, brown
skin, with a hushy head of hair
They left my falfn in Lunenburg, about the last
of June, with the Wilson raiding party. 1 will pay
the above reward for all of them, or five hundred
dollars for any one of them.
an 5--fv~ r. H. STOKES
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UST RECEIVED, at
81 MISS r. SEM0N'S x MRS. BACHRACWS,
A large lot Of BETTING, all eoiors.
A large lot of BIAIDS for bIaiding, all eolers,
Silk and Worsted.
ALSO,
A large lot of Skirt Brads all eeioss Ladies' and
Childrens Black SAX Mitts and Kid Gloves, all
sizes; a variety OF Netts. velvet and others.
ALSO,
A fresh supply of Military Trimmings. such as
Buttons Stars, Bars, and all kind OF BADGES, Cord
and Tasses. !.
All orders promptly attended 10, at
MISS r. SEMoN's * Mrs. BACHRACH'S.
au l2-3ts
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1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RI.

Il WA.D.@-Ran away from The Richmond Ar
seeal, where he was hired, about the Goth Of July.
my negro man. PETER MILES. sometimes called
PEfEh REDD. lie il twenty-five twenty-thres
years OF sgc five feet eight nine inches high gin
gerbrcad color, rather long face, rather long
and fiat and carries himself vely erect When hs
lett the arsenal he wore grey jacket and cap. He
is no doubt making effort to psss through our
lines. Will give the above reward ii eiusht be-
ynnd the limits Of the city, two hundred and nfty
dollars caught within the corporate limits and ses
cured III any jaii~se that Z get hun.
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FOR HIRE.

49,
NOR HIRE, A NEGRO WOMAN
She is a good Seamstress, House Servant. and
ali excellent Washer and Ifoner. Apply to Mrs
Harrison, at Major Aliens. Leigh street. es<vesn
Seventh and Eighth. sn 5--ss-
EOR HIRE. negro nsn who has had
y good eharaster CLOPToN Z LYME,
Osaoe corner Wall AID Franklin sszssts-
aa list
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-. n1~r,r,s is Published daily, s'idays ca.
1Bt pl.' roary noIL,Rs for twelve months'
s for az p"sas %s"'as oa fss sss '%s. 'a
sd.a,nre ,sanccs by mail are at the risk Of those
n make them
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NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

ONE III u \ DRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD will be paid for the delivery Of my
boy ANDREW; who LETT Inc at the Danville depot
on the morning of the 30th of July. He is black
about fourteen years of age has small white
his left eye about the size of ten cent piece
Andrew raised in Petersburg, where he may at
tempt to go. The above reward will be paid by
Messrs s. n. Davis 4 Co. If the boy is left with
them, OF secured in jail 50 that get HIM.
s. f. EpMONDS,
au Its News Ferry, Halifax county, Virginia.
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nopozes the military genius OF the country Let
not the real friends of Mcclellan be led to iniure
him through such mistaken zeal.
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RUNAWAYs.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
u WARD Ran away, OH Mons.ay, August |,
seph q. Mettcrt. He is about twenty three years
Old. FIVE feet eight or nine inches high, quick
spoken, spare built black complexion, and speaka
0ernan wef The above reward win be paid for his
@hFsiy TO WILLIAM X. sLEDD,
aa lI--et- AT Confederate states Police Derof.
UGR HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
II HARD-Ran away from my farm, on the
night OF the 9th instant, my man JOSHUA He i
about thirty-ive Years of age, well built fun whis.
With blue stripe ON the cellar. bought him of Lee
Bowman. on The 27ti of July. / wiIl give the
above reward IT LEFT nj their Jail, III Richmond
an il-5ts JOHN CIENDENlNa
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THE LAST CONFEDERATE VISIT TO yrAoERsToww
A correspondent Of the Baltimore Ameriean, wri-
ting from Iagerstown, Maryland, on the 81 instant
siys:
Our town has again been visited by the rebel
raiders On Friday afternoon Last, about. two
o'clock rebel cavalry. over two hundred in number
entered the town by the Williamsport Iiko the
forces OF General Averill having gone i'll pursuit Of
the raiders at Chambcrshdrg. The tctts burned
nine cars with government stores, at the DEPOT after
helping themselves to such Of the contents as they
wished to carry off They broke open the hat stores
of Messrs. Rouskulp g. Updegraf, and the stores Of
Messrs Bowman Il Winters, coriech9ners. They
also released from JAIL Kramer, imprisoned for the
murder of Wright, at HarIistown. about two weeks
since, he going off with them. Tho chiralry have
quite free way of supplying themselves, an in
ctient will illustrate a number OF citizens were
congregated upon street corner, when a burly
freebooter rode up and asked which had the
largest hat, and, after suting himself rode off with
a chuckle Of satisfaction Other parties received
similar attentions The rebel. lett about six o'clock
returning towards Williamspoft. Their commander
was Captain Adrcon.
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- AN AWAY, on the '30th OF July, my
IN Negro Man, ilILLlARD, lie is black, about
hve Feet six inches high; has a srha moustache Is
at the present time broke out with canp-iteh and
has pass from j. &. Maynard, major and quarter
master, signed by B r. Lipsconb. l will pay two
hundred dollars if caught in the State five hum
Il. Davis K Co 5 Jail, III Richmond, Va.
au 2-iUts K. II. TURNER.
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An ISCESDIARY DOCUMENT IN NEW YORK.
a letter in the Philadelphia u h7sirer from New
York, dated the 81 instant, says:

a letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer from New
York, dated the 81 instant says
An incendiary document Will make it's appearance
Tomorrow, in the shape OF address TO the work.
lne1nen of New York, the design OF which looks as
If it might be to pave the way for formidable re-
sistance to the draft i'll September. The war is
hereely denounced as waged byeapitalists against
laborers, and the Administration is arr,gi.ad in
style which has never been vcpturcd upon yet
outside of Richmond. Mr. Lincoln, are told, re-
fuses to make peace until white men and negroes
are reduced to the same level. Moreover, the work
lngmen of New York informed that II quote)
:the stakeholder Is your their natural ally and
the defender Of your theirl rights and interests"
Again, we are told, that " III this war the rich
cape the burdens it imposes while the poor do the
lighting, and have TO pay the cost. Free negroes
are oyerrnnning the North paupers for white
workneinen to support, or as low-priced laborers
erowdin9 white men out of the market 1.-THE Ia
borer Is thus being reduced to the yaSsaagc of the
Middle Ages in order only that the negro should be
free,'' etc, etc.
The close OF the address indicates that it is intend
ed to operate at the Chicago Convention, well
upon the minds of the woIkng1nen here. 4
Peace" candidate for President is demanded, and
the demand, We are told viii have to be re-
spectod.'
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INITIALS

Master OF Arts Surgeon in Charge First.Georgia
Hospital; H. > = Surgeon in Charge Hollywood
battalion Local Deiene. To the person who has "a
Piano for sale, No. l7S Main street.
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ETVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

Il WARD.-Ran away from the subscriber, about
the first of February last, boy JOHN about fourteen
or fifteen years old light copper color, with short,
cotton clothes, dyed snuff color. John pur-
chased of DIR. Wright, of Alabama. have no doubt
he is 8ith army The above reward will be paid
for his apprehension and delivery to Lee & Bowmans
.Riehmond, Virginia, secured in any jail so that
get him.
iV l1-lms WILLIAM n (fWIN.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOL
LARS REWARD FOR NY NAN J0E.--He
is about twentythlee years old five !eet six
inches high, gingerbread Color looks down when
spoken TO. He carried away blue pants and gray
frocl. cost He generally wears found jacket and
home made pants. will give tho above reward if
delivered 10 James kersey, IN Richmond, or secured
i'll any Jail so / get him &. L. DAVIS.
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LOST, STRAYED, ETC.

INST RAY OR STOLEN, a young
IL COW, black, one hiId leg white and white
nndrr the belly a liberal reward will be paid upon
her delivery to my store, of Seventeenth
and Baldwin streets, near Central Railroad Work..
shop. au ij-its HENRY MIrXaEk,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-14

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