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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

A BRUTAL ASSAULT AND ATTEMPT TO KILL
Last night about O'Clock, whilst Wm. Newton
wAs passing AlsaE Maryland avenue, near the
canal the IllAnd he was attacked by three white
men, named ThoI. Quigley, Wm. Barry, and Jas
W. Cation. QulEley cut the mans mouth, down.
wards from the nose TO the chin, with knife,
whish was found In his possession when arrested,
with the blood yet On 1t. The cry OF murder was
raised, when Barry AAd Cation were nrregted on
the spot by detestiVes MoDeviH and ClnlVoe.
Quisley made hi escape FOR the timo being, but was
arrested about 10 o'clock At his house corner OF
New Jsrsey avenue and Rstreet, Capitol Hill, when
he Aeknowl9dged that he cut the men. Tney were
tAkeA 70 the Tenth precinct htAton-hOuLe and
locked up for the night. Newton was taken to the
once OF DR.. CrOgEin, and had the cut sewed, aftr
which he WAS taken to his home on street, Capl-
toi Hill, between Fifth and Sixth, whittier ho was
going At the time when he was attacked. Newton
10 avery quiet mani 10 q huckBter Ia the Centre
Market, and dAirynAR. He 10 well-known and
much respected by our Oldest citizens. The attack
was brutal In the extreme being unproyoked, and
ID IL owinG to the vigilance And ubiquity OF the
detective soTFa that the AIsallantB were arrested
QuIHley and harry were committed TO jail f,r fur
theI hearing by Justice Boswell 10 default oi $500
bail. Cation gave the required ball and was re-
leased.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23
nnInEN aENTENoEg.

TEE cRIsIs WHICH THRnLTHHHD TO DIVIDE
M vRrEups or THu UuoH II Fast"
81 sHALL NOT RETURH TO SLAVERY
ANY PERSON WHO Is FREE By THE
TERMS OF THE PROCLAMATION, OR BT
ANY ACT OF CONGRESS"
"I PROCLAIM FULL rARDoH TO Ale VINO
.oI N,rrr.Y SWEAR TO IKroBToHTH vATTHTuILI
.rpPoHT, PROTECT, AND DDzIs TIE 0oEsTT
Il rIoE or TEE UEITaD srAT1s, AND TIE UnoS
rpHl STATEN THENHUEDHR."
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

DEATH OF LIEUT.. Col. HALL.-Lieut. Col.
Hall, OF the ED Pennsylvania volunteers, who was
wounded in one OF the recent battles, died in this
city yesterday. His body will be sent to his native
state to-day. The veteran reserves furnish an ea-
aort.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

RoBBHRI WILL 0UT.-Last Tuesday night
Christian Bode, tailor on Eighth street, between
L and =, went to . rancho on Ninth street. Island,
between D and I, kept by Thomas Kthoe, end after
imbibing very freely, lollod on louage, when he
was overcome by hbalmly Ileep.n WhllIt thus
situated, he thinks he was drugged, for ha was
robbed or Eold watch and chain valued at sT5, Of
s06 in Treasury notes, aud OF coat and re.t
worth 40. The circumstance was reported the
next morning, and about II o'olsek a. m. on the
same day, Deteotiyes MeDevltt and Clarvoe, with
their wonted despatch, arrested a man named Wm;
II. H. Dorsey ON the corner Of Tenth street and
Pennsyly anlA avenue, who had the stolen coat on
his back. He said that Kehoe stole the watch but
that the coat was stolen by a third party and
given TO him. Kehoe was next arrested.
Dorsey was committed to jail for q further hear
ing by JustIse, Thompson. Kehoe gave security
foT further hearing, but his surety aGcertainlng
the slrsumStAEssI and hearing that he was going
to leave toWs, besAme alarmed and refused TO re-
AIin A. hls IesuTity. Kehoe was rearrested and
committed to jail, but finally gave bail Tor FUR
ther hearing this evening.
Dorsey Is the mAA who was implicated In the
murder ofJAek Ennis some ak years ago at George
town He ned from the city and went South,
where he Afterwards enlisted In the rebel army,
from Whish he deserted about year ago and came
to this city.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23
Gov, seymour'S Efforts in Behalf OF the
journal OF Commerce and the World

ALBANY, May 2S.-GoV. Seymour has written
70 the District Attorney OF New York, directing
hlm to procure Indictments against all engaged
In the seizure Of the offices OF the Jo,,rJ1p Of
Commerce and the World.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

10 Peoples aTslogrAph.-Nsw Ftrst CiAs
LrKrs, direct to NEW YORK, BOSTON, and ali
Important points. washiagton ofloes; REPub
e. AS BUILDING, 81 Ninth street, (west slds,)
Hrs corner Pennsylvsnis avenue and sixth street
YudeT NAAsusl Hotel.
CHARLES D. MOVES.
irLIo-M AAnhKar MAshinEton DiItriet
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

DE j. wilkins, Esq, has been APP
pointed Agent Of the Great PSnAsylyAnlA Route,
vice e. o. Merton, 10 take eject on the 9sth Inst.
Mr.. wilkins has been connected with the ONCE, al
the eoFner Of sixth street and PennsylyAnia ave-
nue, daring ths past tive years, and 10 thoroughly
con TersAnt with the busineGs OF the route In all
its dopAFtmeutI. All applications for informAtien,
tickets, ks must be addressed To K J. WILKISs,
Ageut treat Pcnnsylv anita Bsute, sixth street anal
PeunEylvAnit Svonue. Ed .. YOUNG,
SenirHl rSIIeagsT Assst, Gres' PO5pa. Route,
a.1a-dtf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-23

mound CITY, NEAR CAIEo, May -, lseL
Hon g. WeLsG!
The merchant steamer Brilliant, just arrived,
reports gunboats and army all safe at the
mouth Of Red River and Semmespun.
A. NJ. PANNoGK, Fleet Captain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23
n few Sober nnd Sensible Words
from the New York Herald.

Amid the many strange statemen which
frequently find their way into the pOi;,i-
cal columns Of the New York Herald, sc
can somctims extract something res onasle
IL has recently exhibited me signs OF aban-
doning McCLELLAs, though IL sihl holds fsst
10 GRANT. In the following short extract Il
completely disposs OF the a. es on D often
made by the Copperhead press that GRAxT
and sHERsAs have made no prosn - what
ever, but on the contrary both have been
all along defeated:
"In i,s issue Of yesterday tie News a.
sumes that Mr.. Lincoln rejected the props-
siiion OF the Southern Peace Commissioner
With the f'r Of a eonquror. and argues
that he had no reason 10 do D. For this
purpose Il gis' view Of the present posi-
lion Of the contest. from which 81 Eaglish-
nan just lapd. | in New York might suppose
that be Vas st. ndlIlg on the only spot 10 The
United States that was still In the absolute
possession OF the Government OF the United
States. and that even this spot vas invs stei
by rebel srmscs- in these matters the hews
goes 70 far TO accomplish ils Own purpose
IL draws rs lines largely that they are
merely q 5icsloos. ed do not deceive even
the isv demenled and ignorsui persons Who
~i-h 10 believe a. Whca Lee aud Grant
bsgiE 10 hght on the Rspsds and the CON
bat progr = Isom that point steadily south
ward for sixty m. /. neither 80 Se~s nor
the World can make the couhiry be css
that Grant h being bsiiv beaten al the time.
Neither vhen Sherman rs penetrated the
heart Of The great { OF the cot ,n States,
car they make the count believe that rsb-
el victories are uhxffr X him there and Nh. 4
keep BIN there The people Of the United
States know vel that Of the twelve States
that the rebels pretended 20 bold when THE
yer began. they Doc hoid entirely only the
t~o C2roiin2s. that they have large armie=
oDly in Georgia and vrgioi2. ssd thai IN the
whole country this ssde Of The Misissippi.
there \. erceps tbo-e two ksmies. nothing 70
dsspute our poe>c>ion bus gueriIlss; and
wlth that kno~iedee they very readily an
sser AZ tho.e who arsae that The Confeaer-
scy b triumphant everywhere. and that we
are - naily henned IA II PsdBnsh by
southern ssceBdAocy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23

regret the recent protest oi fion. Il. Y. Wade
and Henry Winter Davis. against the Presi-
dents Veto Proclamation OF July ogh, and
We sincerely deplere the mistaken policy that
has led one whom we have 50 long delighted
10 10 honor. TO intsrpose so serious an obsta-
Gle TO the success of the Union party at a
time wheu the united efforts of all loysl men
are required 10 prevent the triumph Of the
enemies Of the country at the coming elec-
/ ton.
The Union Convention ~ the 18th district
met at Warren on the l7th to nominate a
candidate for CoDsress. Gen. GARsIKID, the
present member, was invited to address the
Convention. when be took occasion TO refer
10 the WADE-DAvIs movement. and TO deny
all participation in is. and rspudiate the action
Of those gentlemen as unwise and impolitic.
Although he bad not favored the re-nomina-
ton of Mr.. LINCOLN. he now regarded that
gentleman ss the candidate of the Union
party. and as such should support him in
good faith.
nistee on Resolutions. submitted pream-
BILE and resolutions. embracing the follow
iag:
Resolved. Tha, the recent sttact upon the
President by Nc srs. Wade and Davis is. in
our opinion, i'll timed. Ill tempered. and i'll
advised. carrying great and undsguiseS Joy
TO rebel camps in the South aud rebel SYM
pathisers ia the North aud 20 the Union
cause can be produc we of evil aud only
evil; aud inasmuch o. one of the authors of
said protest Is a citizen of this Congres sional
District, and indebted in no small degree
10 our friendship for the posi- on he now
occupies. we deem IL duty, no lie impera-
tive than disagreeabls. 10 pronounce upon
that disorganzing manifesto our unqualified
disapproyal and condemnation.
Resoiped, That we approve the declaration
OF principle and policy adopted by the Bal
timore Convention aud endorse the nomina-
tons there made. and We hold IL TO be the
duty OF every hD'y loyal man 10 extend 10
the nominee OF that Convention as well as
this. his most jealous report.
Re>siped, That we VIII lrown upon every
attempt from whatever source. aud consign
20 merited oblivion, 30 far ss is ia our pow
or. every man OF whatever station, who with
professions OF loyalty upon his lips, shall at
tempt In any manner to divide, delude, or
betray the loyal men Of the country in this
great and common struggle.
The resolutions were adopted at once, ex-
cept the first here quoted, which gave rise
to considerable debate, during which an
amendment was offered requesting Senator
WADE to resign his position in Congress-
This was regarded as too harsh and was lost.
A motion TO substitute the Ashtabula rcso-
luton, which simply deplored Mr.. WADK's
action as rn error on his part, was likewise
voted dow =. when tho following was offered.
to-wit:
Resoped That we are proud of our able
statesman. Hon. B. +. WADE; that though
We do not approve of tho recent protes; Of
Wade and Davis yet we arc willing TO award
to them honesty OF purI 70 aud intention.
This WIS lost by large msiority, and the
resolution ss originally reported by the COM
mittee was adopted with but few dissent
lent votes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23
rELMBOLD's ROSE WASP.

An ssoeiisui bsuon asr disease. 81 q syphifiue IA.
ture. and injection IN disease of IL uy,,.~~
Organs arising from habits ~ dissipation. "a L.
used IN crnIs .il.a With the sKusot Buehu "a ssrss.
p.riiia, In such diseaaes a. msDdsd.
The iropreior, Ia Offering his ksmsdiss o. tss
snctsd would have Il distinctly snAsr.tos.s tEss
hey are not P.teni Medicines. Ee-irs ma bsi are
prepared directly arooIding 70 rulss ef
PHAkkACf AND cHEkIsrRY
Nlih the greatest ACCURACY. Cbsuiosl kDo~ lsiss
sDs care devoted 70 thsir combination, by . prss.
ucsi Druggist aud Chstnisf q sfpsnsnos Il IA
city ~ PLilsdsp1ls- These NsdlesI'as an. E.as,..s
Recommended snd used IA the Practice n plVs.
elan. ior the care ~ the sboye Dlsssas<
hiou are ssnenng ~ilh any u the shove ssssus.s.
procnre The Kennedy a. once.
kviaanoe q The mesi reliable and rs-pousIeIs
character VII accompany The medicine
C%uncsiss 81 cures ffom 8" ~ years sssaaiss.
with n<nss kno~n q scisnoe sad f.ln.
FoF medical properfies % UiCHu - It.os...
tory a. the United siAiss
Sc frofss.sr Dswss's sslssLss -sshs sa n.
So remarks made ~ ths isss as,sbrsssa a,
phys ca. Phllsdslpkia
Sc rensrks made ~ Dr Ephrsin ncDo~.sl. .
esleorsisa fhysici.s 2sa Member - ths ksysl oei-
legs ~ Surgeons, lEsland. snd publishsd IN sas
Trssscllons of ~ King snd ose.a's JoamsI
see ksdico-Chirurgicsl hssiss. pablishsa a,
Bssjsu'n fr.voFs. reilo- q Royal College :, ssf
seons.
ses most os The Lat. Standard wors. eo s.s,a..
ks...t -. heese: : 20 pr hossis % ss fss - ~
Or half do1sn a. ssck Or els O. -blch = IA ss sla
cen ~ cure tbs mosi obstinate cssa. ~ dir.efioas
are adhered ~. Delivered ~ sny address s~c1rsly
p.1ked from ob>srvstiou.
- Describe symptazns IA all coun.1fosxL>os
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis
AFFIDAVIT.
-Psr-~Dsliy egpe~re1 before 1s. en- Aii~rusn ot
ne city of Phlsisiphis, n. T. nsll.bolf ~Lo b>sLs
daily s~orn. dets ssy, kls prspsFs suons s.us~i1 a.
n-Fcotle 40 nsrcsry. - cher lassIioes dr1gk sss
are pnrsiJ vegststis n 4. HKLMHCIA
tsofn snd s1bscribed bsiofs ne thls n3d dsy q
nossUbsF. is4< M. y. HlbAKKD. Aio~rn1s1
nhnth a. sboss kso~. FbllA-
Addres< lstisrs ir Inform glon IN cs1ffsous n
n. z. HklnBOLD, Chemisl
D~poz<. lo< - Tepth 81. bel Chsslnul PE.is.
And -. Broadway Nsw roTa.
- b>~srs of Oosnisslsll snG rnprinssplss
ds.lsrs. ~hs snds.sor y dispo~< a fhsr o~ns a.
othsr" srticiss en- ths reyafstoa ebtsin<t ~
hslnbsld's e>nsins Prspsrstisns.
krir.uf Buchs.
sarsspsrIls.
Improved hoes NssA
soid ~
"A AL Draxgisia sssFyshsrs. Aak for Hslnbalf's
sks otbsr. Cat out ths sfvsrtiseneua snd ssEe
VI tsnt avoid imp-c<iton snf sxpo~urs -
nsvs. lss8-dslT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23
Andrew jackson ON Specu-
luiOrS.


Just before General Jackson retired from
the Presidency. he told Hon. James Guthrie
OF his characteristic method of dealing with
men who undertook to deal improperly with
the exigenci' of their country. Contrac-
tors followed Gen. Jackson's army far into
the lnc'an country. and when the army bo-
gan to suffer for want OF provisions. Jack
son was at last informed OF their extoriionato
demands. and be summoned them before him
and attempted an appeal to their patriotism.
lie found that soil perfectly sterile. AT
length he ordered body OF officers 10 AZ
praise the goods and allow the ownors lib
eral profit, aud then he showed these owners
the appraiscment. He offered to take thcir
provisions at the appraisement. They re-
fused 10 sell. and Jackson determined that
his soldiers should not starve. ordered the
rations 10 be distributed. asd faithful ac-
counts TO be kept
As soon as the ownt rs saw their provisions
disappearing, they waited upon Gen. jackson
aud agreed TO accept his terms. Everything
went on until he offered ia payment United
States Treasury notes. They refused 20
take them. and demanded gold. Jackson
reasoned with them until he found they were
inexorable in tho demand. He then order
ed file OF soldiers 10 !bc detailed, two OF
them with axes. TO place the unpatrioIic
owners on the fiatboats on which their goods
had been stored. Gen. Jackson said that
after he had placed them on the boats, he
made what be told them was his last appeal.
and at the last moment they consented TO
take the Treasury notes.
he paused at this part of the statement
until Mr.. Guthrie asked him what he intend
ed 10 do 10 case ola persistent refusal. The
old patriot replied that he would have or
dered the two soldiers armed with axes 10 cut
the cables. and the fellows on board might
have hoated to hi or Texas, he would not
have cared which. he said "a man who
would not trust his country when engaged
Ia var Was not ft 10 live" We heartily say
amen 10 Old Hickory's patriotic sentiment
We regret that he is not here now, TO pack
unpatfiotic currency gamblers on fatboata
and noat them of TO unknown shorf E.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23

For Rats. Hiecs Reaches. Auss.
He'd 2uxs. Moths IN furs Woos-
cas. &c.s susects On Plants Fowls
sUtm ais. &c.
Pa - IN ssc scc- Al es % Buxe.. Bossi-.. ..e
FIszks - sz4 g. s.s<< for us<<ls. fzhlie In-1lf.-
uur<- kr
-,o1ly lnfsf1ihie r~.eti.s kne~n-
Pre- frum psl@e1s."
--<14 xzn<<rczz th> n.zzn y.zs - >,
~kks conss cot - thelr betes - dis."
~eo&t Nkz><.is IN al i2rrs cts---
eHsa& ~ Ell psz<<<<s< 90 ket<ii~s ~~~~r-
sosre-
eArh<~kr~E e al serthl>~s lmIl<ftou<.
49, thzt ..co.rAkz" u<mo = e~rs nar
Belils. - Fl&><. k~<sx~ pa h1y.
om-kter>& mE&mN -. GO<TaM
~Frlstp<i n~Pss a. srss1ssy. ke~ soxf
er<aia ~ sil sesl--.se snt ksi<sl Drnr4isss A.
Tsrre Hssts. I.A su-<a.<m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23
MEDICAL.


oENUGNE. PaEPARATlONs, via
8slmbosd's Kxtrsct -Buohu.s nslnnssds osrss.
x1.pArlla. Hsinbold's imprcvsd Rsss WssA.
islmbold's Genuine Prepsrsf,on. -HIaHrY uoB.
;kNIRATkD COMPOUND FLUID KxrRACf Bp-
q ths Bladder. Kidneys. 0rsvci. Drop<iss, eusr-
lnes. and all diseases and dersnfensnfs % the
Urinary ors ans. whether existing In NJ ale or remas
diseases q these Organs require The sit q
GREAT pIURKrIc. and certain 10 have the de-
sired erect In all Diseases ior which % 10 fsosm-
mcn1ed.
This Medicine increases the po~cr q psrc~t,oc
and excites the Ahsorbcnts into healthy scsion b
which the Wstcry or Calcsrcous dcpo<itions s1d al
The Unnatural knlsrgemsats are reduced 90 usii
.s Pain and lnnsmstion. and is scct for Mes.
Directions accompany Relnbold's kktrsci Ruehu.
hr weakness arising nom kxce<-es habits of pis-
spstior. ksriy lndlrcrctlon 90 Abnsc. sstsndso
with the following symptoms
Indigestion 20 exercise. los of power. Ious a
memory. difhcrity of hresthing. Weak Hsrvsa.
Trsmbling. Horror Of disease. wsksfnlnssa, Dln-
ness OF visien pain In the back universal lssus1ds
OF the muscular system. hot hands. flushing q tbs
body, dryness Of the skin, eruptioss on he -.
fAtlD coUNIkNANCn,
HKAyINKSs oy rnR HYHzxpG.
rrsosentiy Blssk spois Tying before he nVsI
With temporary sunnsion aud Ic.< Of sishI
Want Of Attention. mobflitv.
Restlessn>~s.
Win horror OF sosiety.
RNothing is more desirable 10 saoh psususs tAsu
solitude. and nothing sheY more dread Ca fssr a
themselves No repose of manner, ne earnsstas -
no speouiarons but = hurried transition tv<a
Questisn % another.
nfhess symptoms. ~ allowed ~ 20 on. wlisl 10
medicine invariably rcmese-. seos folls~s
''''''''' rpr.vas n., s''ai'.
Ia ore 81 which the patient may expire.
- Who can say that they nof freQnently follo xu
~ those "dircfoi diseAsea " Insanity and tousuust
Ion
Many aware Of the cause OF their sun~rias
but none viii confess. TIE records Of tbs Inssss
Asylun,s. and the melancholy deaths by Consume
tIon bear ample Testimony II tbe truib ~ - -
Jon. La Lnnsiic Asylums tho most meianc soly an
hiouon appears. The oonstensDce is sciusli4 soi.
ien, and quite destitute nciler nirth or grief eysx
Walt a. should sound ~ the voloa eo,ur. "A A
rarely srticuiAtes
With vcefal measures wan de<psir
Low srllea sounds their grief bsguiis
Parents and guardians, caution your o1ii.srsu
against this evil habit is the greatest arse ths.
can bcfsl ysung man or woman. uunltiue tLsu.
Iw happiness and married lie.
They may not experience the oonseQu usnoss pov.
but must and vii sooner later The oonstitr don
Dnce Affected with symptsms organic veal nsss. re-,
auircs the aid Of medicine 10 strengthen and fuvis-
Drste the system. which helmbolds kxTRACT or
BUCHu Invariably does. A trial viii oonvinos
most skepucsl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23
BLoODi BLOODi BLOODi
HsimboIds Highly Conesnfsafed C.n.ss.<
flUlD tTIRhcT SkRSsPlsllll.
Byphilis.

HTbis T. an snecties q The blood ssa sst.os. sss
setoai Organs. lnings ~ thr nsss. oafs thr.sk
windplpe. shd .ihef muoous suffaoes sa.lfns "A.
appear anoe IA the forni 20 uis 49, n esn.T sfl,
attended vii, adscbaree mere nr l.ss on.s.fy. -
u nsgleeied, destroy whatever psn u msy sfisl
This diseAee is "nsn tfsnsuiit.-f t. children. 4.
""ifASte-i He" The same cApsf. aud often ~fth
0onorI hoes, knd boih aiay esisi II a.. s.s.s a..
hki.hhOiDH HIGHLY CONCENTRATED oOs
POUND FLUID EXTRACT TsAksAPAhIIIA
Eheuid be used in cofduDction uiih ihe Bnohn ana
b.lmboia.s hose wash applied 10 the Uloors
HelmbOld's kHtfact sarsaparrills purtee. Al.
hlood aud reraoses ali Ec.ly Eruptions of tbs sli
swing the oompleKlon clear aud health, color
II seing prepared expressly Cor tkls class Of o..s.
iaaints. i Blood Purifying Properties preserved
70 greater sktsnt Than any other prepsrstlon ~
Hsfssparils
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23
EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
LADIES. ATTENTIONS
Spring Fashions-Embroid-
cry Stamping and Ma chino
stitching.

W tAssks te ne i.e1es - r~rrv Haste 49, VI
rieliy faF p<sl hrors. - - k<s re@eset -
ia~sa.s efer Nas~s' kt.Fe-sutrsmcs nrsr kt<slI,z
orarF. ~easd uraat ruzP~stfzy esu siiezuea - k<r
seltssss = fszserEs tssl ErrfxeS ~ e tks ht>~l
stfieas esH~lnala< - preHs. ssse AL 11sk<ts isr
tNalss 49, zhiAtFsas fstteFrs- rkrttca.sr s1iea-
.teN Els<a - S-erstasry stsmgan< sna nrs1serx
49, ksf 49, sitA1.x toe< .IA n>sts<<s - tls
Pe@s ss.esilf-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23

DROPERTY insured against Loss
i or damage by irs. At fair rate ssd on liberal
terms.
losses met promptly and justly.
oiher things being equal. our Home Companies
shoals have tie preserencc
"a would be well f0r tersons % scquslnt the N
seiw swith this no thy and peculiar company be
ore 'nsuriag elsewhere.
oFFiCkRs.
Va. SaIssEURf, President,
laser n. Dsszsxs, Vice President
J. AssIok D<sssss. Treasurer.
tsss1Es y. SosssxrT, Secretary.
D'RECrORs AND REFERFycFS
Hon X 4 tiregory. Attorney. Lafayette. Ind
Hen 4 " Test, Jt>zc Circuit Court. d.
Col Jasper Dresser. Attorney. 30
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-23

Inkkk HkVfss June I, lo65.
We have this day sold car stscksof Hardware 30
Mr.. James N. Lyons. and We cortislly sceommend
him 10 our former friends, and hope they viii ex-
tend 10 him the same liberal patronage they hass
90 the old aru- A c. w s. rOTwlN-
Having purchases hes<rs. Pot~ins stock OF Hard
ware st $50 Main street. shall add such goods In
this line - the wants of this community demand
and shall endesvor 20 keep fully supplied st all
times with csmpiete stock. and hope by strict at
tenfi0n 10 business. and by selling at the lowest
prices, 20 merit the patronage OF she pnbiie.
Terre Hsuts, Junel "a JAS. VI. LYONS.