Daily Wabash Express, Volume 8, Number 435, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 July 1862 — Page 2

THE DAILY EXPRESS.

TUHKE-KAUTE: SATTUDAY JULY 19. 122 I-.1IOX STATE TICKET. SlCSATAtT OF TATi. WILLIAM A. rtlELLi:. AtMTOi or Air, ALBERT LANGE, uiinm er stau, JONATHAN S. HAHVKY. A riOt. "IT ODUAl, D ELAN A K.WILLIAM " N . stTHiTTifpnT ok rrauc innirnw. JOHN7 1. MÖHR! SON. Tmi L'oconJiiionil I'd ion Men. of the Tlh c'vcsiional Pijtrict w II meet in M t'on ;mt!cn At the citr of Terre-Haute, on 7inesJiT, August 13th, for Use purpose of Ie-t"n; a cadi'iate for Cor.grtn. JOHN HANN A, Ju! 10, IrCV Ch'm Union Ex. Cora The Union paper throughout the District w.Il .lev cop? the tbOTC call. I'OORrC. Cwuresj ha ailjocrr.e! The ".loa wl.Lh h.u jtit terminated in labor will be leardeJ Lj the historian a the mo.t rttaatkabie of aay eisce the furlAtiu of the Onernmer.t. It La marked out a liue of policy fr th? OoTercaeat to pursue, which U comtiuusuraU with tie irit cf the age. An J Trhn the Gorem merit starte smoothly on tin hns of polier, as it S'ireW will da, its rores will bo the mt magnificent in his tort. WhiUtiO g:eitlebatM hare occurred, such as character to Cocjre-ia wheu CLAr.Cti.uorj anl Wrttrrt strojgled for th mit tr, there has not been lacViog lei!tive talent of a rerj high order. TL several departments cf tl Govrc meet for the lat twenty years bare directed tleir energie, with but littJw iatermisioo, to the j.urpone of extending xttrj aod mak iü its apoiogijU and taporteri the permaneiitly dominant power of the oatico. The trudle waa a etere one, but freedom tri umphd. and Congre. 1as excluded tlatery from the Territorie of the Federal Union by a tutute which will nerer be repealed. And thm te Gorernmeut Laj wung around aiia int iti true conatitution tl policy a deriiicl and understood by it fraraer.anl it will ieoyo along without further molestation froro that source. The rutioa already feelj iue'f free to a gre it extent from the shackles of slavery. From th rules of "Pred Scottisui and Popular Sore rcigrjty," has sprung nith renewed rpirit the genius of our institut'nnm Tliv w r fks t Vi iwaiI f msiL at ar a. J r nauunat aou ireeuom secuoua, ana now failed and their supporters failed with them, it i idle lor the mipportere of the Kh of January Convention to attempt to austain that part of the platform adopted by that Convention, which demands new constitutional guarantees for alavery. That plat form demmij that Congress or a National Convention shall effect the adoption of measures which shall further protect the institution of slavery. What further guaranty is It, which i demanded to make it more secure and root il deeper in the affections of the popple? Thre dmind have been coining ilfrom Southrcn leaders for many years, aud bate been echoed by their Northren vaal, such a wert aascmbled on the ?th uf Janutrjat InJianapoli. Thfj demanded the icpetl of the MUouri prohibitia of mini alterwards demanded a Uve col for tie Territorien, and at each period threatened disunion unleii their demandi were concetle!. Thw last demand Is now bir g made by Jr-E l. Rak.ht and the raall party which he leads in this State as the representatives of the leaJers who forlaerly atied lot iheui.e'.ve in this mitter. -Hat t'o !rrs iuted nf i.-.ttiating meafures, I make h leinanl KoJ, h Terr quietly forever ttclu!rd slavery freni the Terri totie-. an 1 at art ion ia thi reqct roeet i the iprosl of the rcai masses of the Northcru pe-ipl. He h Jetusnds anythipg in f!n!f of ;'aery nr, in the fae of ptiblic scatiment a it low eait, Itow him elf but Lttte brsterthtn a fool Another me intra) i r w hich the Uu in e,res will be honorel And rerucmberel for a bf tinr, was t!ic on far the abolition cf Uvery in the Distriit of Culumbi. The constitutionality of this mei:re r.o well in-torme-1 run denies And aa to it eapedteucy, thete cau Lc U3 isrious oljeciioii froa ny qiAttr M.lltd lo auth respect. Until within the lat fw years the a!ae liader has puMue.1 hi profeiu within a hört d:tx.ce of the Fe-!era! Capita!, in a Siaj;nr m revolt t l.urnJLi'.ty üd the civiLxation of tS : t dcaui.d eei of s'aveh' I iirg '.te'noeti n:e ur t ir in s'ippre-ision Th s.'ste tralü" as t;ppn-vd thete, and uw the tt"i i;il l.a g'ven away lfore hr Akalarhe uf juhl c crtim?nt which ep,s eserT ih r frofi it in. . Ir.t oluntjrj rtuii k :. Itnger dt;r-e tie luinity of the National Capital. Al another gteal u.e- ife al.kh as nctioneJ by the lsi Cong re the Home lead Lw w.'d all to its character for taWunr.'U'.p ul wtIoiu. There were tnary other iMi-iur p.A.i dunng the lt e. v a cf Concre. ot tit ioipr tir.c' the oantiv. At few seions of Cjugie- i'r.r the O'ganiati n of th Gottrr.caent, have my wi mr bei.cer.t inea'ur.a hfrn pasied, a during the .? which has jat cluvrd TLe Goerr.rMini ha tcea jnt in the rght vhannel, and we trut ml! not le thrown Irwin it aga'ut b the ma chicati u of araVitlous !iticiaa -euwiNV tr tua Nw Yai -ln . Thc Na- Y-:L F.t t -One f the rr.' t rapl ai.d maip'eie erirollmect rf the ra.i.taa of th.a :ate which was er ma.!, ha iul !.n rumr!iJ Li lha mile Urv autbntiew. In the etennr tt,e canta occupied lo ir w eek . in th; rl v but teu d t The work was C06itirg in c acrustoraed to m -1 .. r.v, V..... yy .a,, j.rw... , a.m .ir dutv acd it waa mi p!ee 1 before the pah.'.c ger.eral'y w aware that it waa in pror To Lt t-lra! ot wrt empJ.-tv t. I tu't wa r. 1 v SiX"esfal. lie fame - ! !cu. o; irar lr rf e h -bub, te! eve-4 to be auhject to m.htary d.y. Iao been eh U.:S. atiU or w.ese a q htr t a m Are ttoL4.bted!y cosjpetei.l lo bear a rid may be cSaaüy icailI oa at at i t i a e ma sute iofderit.al!y taat ihw eco.M a a rarut was not very rr-polar n sme i.f4.r cite ten.oer.t hoew. ard that Ce a;eM, Lfchet werf ;y;tI down U rs

' Wfk Taiett Hon. D. W. Vooaait. arJ hi friends, are COCti:.uaUy prating about talh ttios auJ the iiMof thtr. Thu U ilicir farorite electionecrin;; botbj, with which It U sujroM Mr. Vooanrxa can le rc ctectetl la Cor. grew.

Mr. VootHLi lut wUa la Oca; I gre he"itxl Welweeu lU farmer Atul hi I gatherer. In exposing t'ao fraud's anJrutrir; I tuL of (OTcrameut cfüul ' It f-eeara firm the following exhibit" of j Mr. VkhiiV UelIniueocie at the laces ! wl.eie Lc bs re'.JeJ, tiat "Listi tatcs" iU La e tut Lttle ffct upon Aia. We suppose 9 me person las tool lurtwren hin nnJ the Ui cathercr": rroTat totvTAi. 1-1 K'2 l-W yi it; I TO 7 !.) 3 I: S 41 IS TU il TG $Ü 1? II U4 9 :to lo-l. . . .gsne to Tippecanoe counts-. Irfö 1G 1?57 TirrtCAHoi cocmt. l-Sf lvr 1?C0 - . Vl'iO C'OVNTY. Letter from (ro. Ilnnfc. The following U a letter from Gen Ranks iarehtioat j the resolution introduced In the Houte on the lC;h of June, by Mr. Yoorhee?, uirr:iin g the Committee ou the Conicrt of the 'ar to inaire whether persons of color were allowed to ride on OoTtruinent wagons in the retreat from StrLurg. while ick "oUiers bad to walk: WiNCBtsTta, Julr 12, I'm ifn I) IV. Gooch: ' DiaaSit: In answer to yoar inquiry I hare the honor to say that there is no foundation o. fact for the statement contained in the resolutions inclosed to me. No person Lot belonging to the army, white or black, was allowed to ocrupy or ue goternmeut lrauporUtioii of any kina on the march of my command fiom Strasburg. If any intAnce occurred it w a, with one exception, not only without authority, but agAinst orders, and hai not et ceme to my knowledge. Citiiens, traders, refugees and fugitires were protected ia the occupancy of their own wsgons, and Allowed to move with the Government train, in order, no further. The rear-guard, infantry and artillery, halted in the rear of Martinsburg from it) o'clock till eTening. When a considerable distance on our march we overtook a .mall party on foot My attention was attracted by a" little girl, about eight years of ape, who was toddliog over the stones by the way-ide, and I aked her how far she had traVeled. "From Winchester," she aaid. We were then about twenty-;even miles on our march. I requested the cannoneers to gif e her a lift, and the gallant men who had huxg upon the rear of the column for its delene the greater put of the distance, answered with alacritt. No successful effort were made to ascertain her complexion, but ?- . a t .u.lk U eUa Ka. La aha. tk Ka f . rf.P tn in lhe resolution, and that her little limbs had been strengthened by eome vague dream of liberty, to be lot or won in that hurried night march. I have the honor to be, with much repect. Your obedient sen Ant, N. P. Baxks, Major Gen. Cow The liable Stratngf ill. As the mountains around the Königs Sea abound in chamois, the eagle very naturally reports there, and opportunity is frequentiV afforded of witnessing his tactics, modified by circumstances. The following Account gives An instance of most cunning stratagem; but it a!o fchows how impotent for attacking the eaglo is when bla victim is not entirely exposed. A good aied chamois buck bad got upon a ledge of rock, and was gazing down-ward an 1 about him, as theae animals like to do An engle perceived Lim; but as the bird could not ap proach cloe to the rock on account of his breath of wicg.be resolved to obtain the pruehe had marked as his own in another manner. So he sailed by the chamois on his narrow path as rear as he dare-1 -ome; then again; and .as the animal retreated in order to quit Li perilous position, the eagle, wheeling rounJ in a Soulier circle, met him instantlv, to hem him in and cut adT his retreat. Wj thus rushing pvt within a few fett of Lira, and filling him with terror, he hoped to bewilder the cbiaoij. an! came him to fall over tWe precipice, in which cie he would have but to descend and carry o'X liLs booty. And in fact the chamois, from trepidation probably, in turning a wnir, alipped with ono hind foot over the ledge. He lot his balance, and fed Leidlong over the rock, as the eagle intended that Le should. Hut, after lodging for a short time ou an intervenicg slope, the eirvasa rolled tT, and rims toppling down into the l.-ke. The whole proceeding had been watched by two person in a boat. Thej now roweJ acrou to get the chamois; whde the eagle, disappointed of his victim, wheeled abive them, watching al! the did. l he I rnich Version of thi lltall t f Puebla. The explanation) ciren by i papc?s on the battle ol Fnehla, in whlcii the Zouaves were repulsed, is that it waa merely a vanguard fight, in which the main army did not participate The Zna ires had ben eat to reconnoiter, atfd when they ram in sight of the heights which tiefen J tho t ity cf FuebU they imagined ther cotdd take the c.ly thrrrirc , ad t'iecofon! incomnnr.d. yielding to the wiahM of his men. gar der to charge Ther were repu'.r l, rJ:e 1 twi-e, CAje back upoo the Mrt ft ati wrre aatu repulsed. And were Lullr com pelled o fall oack upon the main army under the order of Lorencei. This aeiion cf the Cght is approval an 1 anciioried by the Mexican correpxindent of the Lord.n 71"" in his letters to that parer The Frrnch govcrnmaut haiiig rtceiveJ dUpatches stating that the French army wis !!? eocatnl in the province ot Tuebla, u;n ore of the Lcalmirst sfots in the world, is said ti have potponed er.J.fig rirf rcenenta t.Il the m'uldlenf September, It which tin.e the bi.a k r imiiohas d sapp. are 1 from Vera Crut Tkia eiplaiea the pAigrafh Jttely r.ubohl in lhe Tafr, in wbk-h il ia taid that the fleet of lrAr;rl ready to tart lor Meakta had rasseiei ordra t potpo ita dpattar .V I" Tiltisw wf r.ewapet, 1 e at HeeLer says abut the parsgra; h a. I item departcier.t "It ia worth m r t.... :i the rnallfry of ccrre-p-n Jent. -" au e!itrriu 1 Uvii' Li a caravan it treU'hes alorg in ctdatnr. w.h !cWie aitJ I irceU. rres a.-M gem, i us jragrai.ee ajm euuaingsy ! roigM .tl. CatLrred frvin the nert u 1 tT SB ,h t : work! bed. Th i:en; o: a rarr. I.ke tie sUiIm" if ; That k.;-i.i. turket. rejweett. rTrntLu ! in te h.e. rru cf bread. tratWr i! , . , a.,-crs di- tvr The m" i.at lah hart'r ts w . a onaa H- faro de mrer.J ta a . r.ra thin buhelof p-tlert. or a gaiioa U:ter drcrhxa. Po;!e are alwsvs tlal t, h. n Their hards T.nt nf ttely c hilf wtr out u nseet hoi grp, whiie s a . a . :,rT iqra iiTOiantaruy iron tLe ciAxarat to ::h cf tte drspe;t':-, wha peak u the ; gri.4r.g irt . il !UU y oat of tour lattit. Lii aou rever dream of b.fir of. fnlei witn L , al vow eevef know what rie in net. I k j i tsrut tresusry streaksof its reihwsy. I

American Mghtlu;. Among the many- lessons ye Lave taught to the Old World, the' moftt aigniacaut. and imporUbtia thatgf Atncnran fighting. In the uses of steam; the art licatiui.a of electricity; the buildiog of tleet and sploadid ships; explorations to the North Pole: the

intentions of methAbkMl genta, from great rnaciunej to unpicKable loks, we had Atteady ticited the wonder of our elder breth ren aero t!e water, ar.1 ga;nel aoraewhat UHr. their reipext. lldt with th mley of tyros in war, we L-oked on agape at Crimean and Italian battle. and bowed without envy to the genius which hid made irer, at leajt, a European monopoly. Suddenly, however, w ithout remnnitorv thunder, a great Uebellion breaks out. The guns of Fort Snniter, beleaguered, In coi.tlagration, erACuated. aru Ibe tc-..u which call to rre rr pitriat tl.at the a-iudry i ia !injjfr Thea br r.iagic a million of men, bsr:l ratriota i tho one hat d. and miscreant Hebels on the ether, spring to arms. Well ap pointed armies take the lie! J; skillful and fagle eyed generali, but jaterdiy unknown subordinate, fly to lead tletn. Strategy of the most sagacious kind ia displayed; reat base and depots are provided; terrible bat ties fought, far exceeding Magenta and Solferino in numbers and bloodshed; and the O'd World takes a enmd rank in the great and extended history of war. Iron-clad gun-boat come practically to the test, and aome of thee, with an extemporized lleet, protected by chiin Arruor, rloar the Mississippi, promising a Utting defence to t?ur coast A navy springs into being, juät when old wooden walls are pronounced useless and become obsolete. The American Nation, first in proereivo and inventive arts of peace, is now, also, first la war; and will ere lon ataud ready for intervention, if the European powers cLoo.e to afford it. We are inehned to think that that intervention, if offered, will be ol the n4t 'moral" kind; and that their great concern will be not to woi.nd tho aclf io pect of mich exceedingly "rpectableM people as we hare cr proved ourselves to be. To. keep a 'CZ awarding to Carlyle, was the criterion cfbvlirial respectability! to raise, keep and use a vast army, to win greit battles, and to dare great sacrifices, will be the juit proof of our national respectability to liiere nations of which tho one lost ita Capital after Waterloo, and the other failed in the eyej of the world and of its "ancient foes turned aIUos," to take tho KeJ.in. America is travolin;; for a time on her muicle, and such tratelcrs are dangerous 'At. Iwjuirrr. A I.iiii uf llattle. This expression olten occurs in referiing to the order of troops on the battle fieM. and it i doubtless the opinion of many that the two armies stand in two lines; but it is iiol 0. The army is divided into division-, and there are often great gaps between tho divisions. They aro ported in position, or in commanding places that ii, on hüls. r in woods, or on the banks of streams, in places where they will be able to resist or attack the enemy. The divisions aro usually so placed that they can support one another. You can understand .1 line of battle prett y well by im fining a regiment here on a hill, another down in the valley, a third in a piece of woodi, wi:h artillery and cavalry placed in the bctt positions. If you w ant to make it moro real, when you are out in the fields or pature, with the hills all around, just imagine that the enemy is over yonder bill, with ten thousand men and twenty pieces of artillery. You are a General, and bare an equal number. The enemy will come down that road, spread out into the field, or creep through the woods and attack vou. You can't exactly tell bow many men lie will send on the light, or bow many on the centre, or how many on the left; fo jou must arrange your forces to support each other. Then, to shift if, you are to attack him. You don't know how his troops aro arranged, for he keeps them concealed as well aa ho cau. You don't want many of your men killed, but do want to win a victory. Now there is a chance for you to try your skill ia planning a line of battle. You must place your artillery where it will do the most damage and receive the least from the enemy. You must move your infantry o that they will not be cut off by tho enemy before they get near enough to cut them up In return. You see that it is no smill thiug to he a general. These rtre great responsibilities. .V. V. Trihunr. A S km. is NaroLiix'a Kumar iuom Mo 'ow. On Pecembcr under such intense cold that I could not sit ray borse, but waa forced to run by its side. I noticed a deserted peasant sledge in a wide plain of miow. The Cosjacks I had with mc curiously raised thecauvas covering, and I went up to it. The fight I witnessed was fearful. A dead officer, both of nhose feet had been hot off, was Ivinj; br th side of the corpses of two liitlegirN. who must have been frozen or starved to death, for they held soma strips of raw Itorwfloh in their ricid hands, which th fro : lud rendered hard as ftocc. Crouvhing in one comer was a lady, wrapped upinroulr velvets and dirty horsecloths, almou a skeleton through huner and cold, but et displaying regular features and large black rje. horn which all animation, bowever, had diMppenred. In a faint voice she inir lored food for a babe, which she held lightly preyed to her boom with both hinds, in order to warm it When she showed it to us, in order the more to excite eur compassion, this babe was also a corpse. The despair of exceive sorrow at this momen, aeired on the unhappy m t.er, she uttered heartrending cry. and then, with a strength u i rapidity hardly to bo expected from o utterly exhaus'ed a woman, !he tore a pis'ol from the belt of a Covsark and blw her brains out. As I leirred afterwards from pipers found in the sleJge. it was tlsj family of a French colonel of nri.llerv, wh't'h hd !;.: mi?rablv p.ii-hed. Onlv too msnv such eies ncruued -Yort .1 Rrctnt Work. 'Ihi M i iai. Ca ha 1.. Oip or tto crro neoM Mea a to McClell.in'i uiDtfrnent before I. is retieil from tie neiIiUirhrv..! if IlichmoUil, ai;d the ulnt ratulity of the enemv now, ho!d a!mv)t i:niver"l swaa among Philadel; hian, and need immediate correction S idiers coming home from the Polemic ate trcetcd ou all si !ea with inqt.irie ab'-'j s , ; -c . ' t ' "c-r at Fort Iirling." McClelUu never even thought of dicC'ii a canal there, and if he had, and put hi i ha into execution, it would have been were thin uc!e laNir. His left wing was irrr witftiu i milea of Fort Darling, and all lhe country letwren was rerfectiy .rn t- tho er.emy. Not a single Frtleral ..!dr eer waa there. anl rbIdom r!e tip at d d in the Charles City road whet. ever h.clinatnu Irl in that d.rectiun - Anarme-i reconnoivnr, rerhj. once in two wfW. waa the General's m. If rotnni 1 n'catw.n with his gunb ats. We !rut r.o wouiuUt nlvlr "ill be again wortiel about that rinal I'm IlaaiTiiu is ol I aga. Leavufui asthesiow dnv.pir.g rn'! w autcmu ofarih ghtri u firumr In lh old rn nature ha fu'filleller works; he loads lim with tKe fruits ; of a eil pr,t I fe. urrourvlrd br Li rhili drtn. roaks lanaaway o?t!j tj lit grate. I T" n ' 1 11 II- ,Wrtl by b;esinr. There ! 1 an.-i..r hie hart, ronrh and thorny trod f de. W Ith U-ed ng .... i- l leet arl achiog brjw- a battle whirh t o rear follows thi n U nf iK j grave, which the crate grap befcre lhe . 1 L-tirT ia wfiii r-A itrt-a O.ai It .km.l I - thi ia the L-ehet 1 ff.fmar, ' .... . . Ixok lurk I Kig the great ram c.f Litory; thrrt i tot:e aWs life is Letter than tM'- Vf. ' mxmtt Rfttr. Eta Avar. 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The Ilesfolnlionarr Sloveraenl In HtmiA. The ltet advices from Europe tend tili further to show that th Ulf gieat hreiln tha Kuian capital aero the reiult oHncendiAriaoa. The deUlla of the dlsaatera, and the geogrspby, to to speak, cih bit a fixed rlan and a cunning orgauiiatioii. At to aame time tires broke out In Moscow and OJeaM, nd rerolutiuiiarv handbills eeto circulated among lhe peon'te. Oae of lhee, printed and circulated by thousands cfcopie. contain an energetic Appeal to insurrection Agalpat ilesjtotlsni. A ooconJ, called Zoum$Ui Duma, or National Chamber. a pro iect of coustitulirn. A thini (ouilüid Varata.or Kusi4ti Truth) demands the indepenJence of Poland, and conciliates the Kuvsian movement with the came of Tulsi-.d.

A found is devote! to tho memory ol an officer who dared to mi'.iiTate certain rrnteuces of puldiraeut ordrel by the Czar, and was therefore acut to Siberia. These papers ar distiituted even ia tho Winter Palace Some of these documents fixthediy appoln id Ar a general liatng as August Ud, iL atiutversary of the foundation otthe Kui in empire at 'Novgorod; And In consequence of these threats tho Government haa deemed it prudent to postpone tho celebration of toil day till the fib of September. female Society. Vou know my opinion uf fco-!ts .rit-. Without It wc vrould degenerate into brüte. This ob-ervAtinn applies with tenfold force to vounr men. and thoo who are in the prime cf manhood. For, after a csrtaiM lime in life, tho literary oian may make a shift (a poor one I grant) to do without the society of lajies. To a young man nothing is so important a a spirit of devotion (neat to the Creator) to wma amiable vornan, whofc image may occupy his heart, and uard it freai MtulioQ, which beet it on all sides. A man ought to choosa his wife, as Mis. Primrose did her wedding gown, for qualities that "wear well." One thing, at least, is true, that if matrimony has its cares, celibacy has im pleasure. A Newton, cr a mere scholar, may find employment in study; a man of literary taste can receive in books a powerful auxilary; but a man must havo a bosom friend, and children around him to chciUh and support the drearinej-S of old age. John Randolph. FREOjr. COODS: 12 l-SCVrCw'PKK VARD Until August 15th! a W I : SHALL OL'FKU ovti m:sr FM.VTS AT Twelve and one Hslf cts. per Yard! 500 piecen New Styles J ust Received. i:iSAIjli, KOOT aV C O., a Cor. Mein and Fourth Sts. ARMY STORES. BIDS WILL UK KECEIVEI) (from find banJ. ani frcm citizens loval to th Governmrut of the United Ststod, and from kioiu th oalb of all ;lasc will be required on acoepi..' cf Md, as per frro ar.nexfd.) until 12 m., July IZt'u, 1-M52, markwl "I'rcpesats to be onrdJaly tth. lMl'i," for th rP'V r-1' dflivery, free t alt charif , to the tfiKipi uf tie United State and prlnouer of war and llo.piia!a at r near Terre Haute, lodl -aua. cf ich Ales Purk, Id Varrels, full weight, Mes Ief do 1j JYesh liecf, L-acon Sidea, mrw sj2oL.l r'.tiWd, iuckc, lUcou Shoulders, do ln Hard Bread, ia birreh, liiit-d, flour, F.atra, !o i!o Corn Meal, do d Ians, While fl U, lu tarrvW, lim d, Teat, Canada, d io Hominy, ooare, from wLite fll'it corn, lined, Rice, Carolina t.r K India, d. to Hrr I, ('Uli, Kio, In double aacka, (t;e.n,) l''Uee. Ui, do ros.ied, pot ffround, hlatk Tea, in -tr'W boXf irenTra, do Sagar, llrown, in harr el., lined. VttieKar, do Candies, Slar, full weicht, in ho ap, do Salt, tu Varrel. Itnd f'jtatoe, lriL, r l a:r-l aIJse, dj ih At mat be required al tle dltTeretit slaves ivi lloaet aboee, from V.rr,n to time. Separat Ida required f.r the diSerent p'ares. al t lids, when a.crptei, to form ths L.i c.f a writteu contract, with bono, with two rnod and aufUclent auretiea to Indemnlfj the l'i te I .State acalnut loa. Said contract to tik ea.xrt on the lt ot A'irn, 1"?. and M CiUnne to forte until th lit of October, lY2, autjerl to the apjTuTi! of th Cotnroiaarj GVner cf ula trrire. The stores to be of the Tit quality and, oh actual tare, r-vpti ae mnl be of the beat Vlnd, and no cbre torpackaeea, wbUh mint be roarfced t'h C'inert, name of contractor, ar.d LU addrea. Marked awpl.- rr.ju'.rfd with lhe bid, eicejt meat?. The Fi cab B'f to b t.uitd and Lesni, uf 4 yeara ol I and orr teer. weiRblng net, t leaal 600 poond ai d in a'ternate fot aod 1 1 rwl quartet, or ni1 thrreiif, (neck and abai.ki 1) Hi Marl r.rJ iuut V c-lJ and thorocighly dried l 1 r" p kin,:, fbe l'caa and Aalt to l in aa(ured borlae 1; the Irih IVtat.n i by ttie puund. lud to l aldieet to th PaderiKneL Cox !r1injx-l.v, tod., atrl aamplta f l al C.re, WbhInjt'on trrei. rier Miilppi mrtrt. $aai.i r.: by epre niul be prepai t. F1i paid tny:ithly. It 1 1 1t are r qu. ted t j I- j tetr.it at 11 o 1 k, al 1 til aiai-di . In t., where th t i 1 will 1 epenel. THOMAA tlrKlt. rta,u, aal C. 8. of Vol f. .H. Aroiy . I'olioo! O.ith. 1 do a. lruuJr that I will uppcit. pro t. t and defend the tMiitBt'n and (ioternmettt of tb I rille. aiswa lnt all rarmiri, betber dtretic or foreicn, ui t n at t will bear trne tanh, alleriance, and .t a't t tie anie, ary odmarcr, r..liiti ui, r.r law of any Staf !n ntiun or f i. ltur la tbe r.Titrry notwirhlartdiriK. Ail lui ibe r , t is 1 1 I do th! ith a full d' term.i.itK.f, p 1. ati.f i-urj-, without ay me titl rear vton of aon hiioTfr; ani farther, tbt 1 will r-! ih1 fathfu!l.T jrfm ail tb- tnit ablth an ay be rt--u red tf wty Iii i dc trat, e ther rr al or written, fco help w.e (JoJ, Con am l.rrit--l to bf r ne thi d.y rf , , J. V.Y jatfa.1tj AJIMY CONTRACTS, on i-lli "T a i aaaL'a t raaTwer, . . . . r i"i H' a - - ' lrie' lf , Jn'y IT, lCMALKI) PiloroSALS lri aw i'ii WILL k b reirl t: IV; trt tl't.l al( iy. tb. 51 B h.l at 1 iVx. k r. M , U- ir.iir M.. ei.tf fv). it.g Cattrp F'pl S tun a . . T- n i . I - . ,e !.', laqaa To as ar P-ut kt. t.a'a 1 oart Tin V ah I ' . CS IU. C. Ve M.U 1 avlerpve.1 r" 'k. ncki .f rj-:ii fy rr all Ii i tkt rt ! enale fr the aUte arth le, ant a!o tf eerlf f lrrTea;rf tk r,inti. t.e al- r-if.ed, le pb'l- eT?V way re. qvr. Tht f.J W V.lier.1 at ill IWpaMmt.l free tf r larre f.t drayace ot friehü Pida fe f er.a-a 1 'TrrpieaU f e fr -,Lm c Carp F xr'reert J.I.'HliJ ,'4ife Vnt'f irer1. ADIKS Shell SU Combi, U.ek

aaJ BaVer Ea Cl, at BAtTTJTri.

DAntro COLUMN. 1 1 n. mwwi m m ni mm Vtiolrsnle nnd Ilclail CASH DRUG HOUSE!

coaxi a rot ATM ajin vaim ararrTs, TUR RE HAiJTi:. INDUS A THOU AS CI. riARIt, PKOPUIETOU. b p (J) 0 0 Slctitetnbrr thr Place, mi: old iiKMinu:, 3E3 -sGL H3L 9 a CAUII DUXJO HOUBE,

('rtter mt risrth a sad nalaaaireeie, TZRREUAÜTK IRD. THOMAS U. BARB, Propriilor. Carats.

MUOICAL.

4. I4IiDElI.miA, I'lANO TUN KU and KKPAIKKK, rOL-Ulre.prCJu:iy .tbotiic lo UstiLi.u. tf to kee,f thetu la Äd?rTy JJ fouud al iL DruarPt.vie In V.tV. U'f:te it-iMi. .ud ,1.; in.. bt; - alle. 11,1er, lm.,.i.iKj Mr. J. U. !J?ClJKVAN?r.liaroTnrrr k.. - ..vv. au M,ur. .ai.fVot;;:"i.ri .... . u.r.,. c,totauy rerommend licit any froi. la th; vleinity, b, ur need hia e-rtit, a. . relULl niao and a correct ""''i"1" er vie a wiii b me deMrl .j rr,.tke f4t iI.atLvirl.c.recarattl cd to hii wu':rf whenerer any a1.CT;y rr!rrtt U-ceary , . . J.C.JitlM.Nül It." I'lir.-'ntt cr the Muic lfr arir.ui.t f t;, lerrr ltsatFcE.alo LWU f. We. tl, .ubriirs, heart, ly rorxur in the tW " - wr tm mc. t aap w i v Kf.V trv i:kv .JrtHX COVE 1ST, JHOHCIIAIMAN. Ll WAX AhUTr. at. A.j-i.wrrr. LEGAL. ! liEKilJT OF Till; AUDITs K UK Xlv VIo cooLty, toowttiflhe amount received aJ diraed fwr the year cotnmenci ;nnl,t. IMl, axid ending May 31st, A I ;C?t 1,7. al e "I airairn. Joncl, j ivnaiattr in ireauir tl3 17T J'P'rial .Vhoul Tax.... ' d Ti T. nLlp Tax IWket f. K r. ilaas'ftat Ijrt.... i W .Mpaiiui M W Riilim. nut.... M30WS Ml-r.lat.e..u U 2,Vli Ci 43 M ia eo las 75 t: ri ro oo Total Irc.lpt , k-a.Ma.XT. By am'l ordcta drawn en avx.'t .f anl ÜaUriea of Counts ctirer... Juror 43.807 VZ I JVra tJ I.W. 1J .... 6.'0 (O &.4Ö1 V7 Kai'irr oir KstKi.-e " ;' peirc.. I'rttiiinal Kxp iluc itaiun.... ' ' Coroner's inoue.t ; " lUd a lirlda:... PovtrHHis Farm.. Flection. " " Pookt, Prlr.tinKlic. " ' A--!ili lUvmue. Jp-cial kkhool Tax. It.ad Tax TowcLlp " ' " InaaLlty " Ku.1 Taxe rtfunded. ... Soldier'., Rl'fFui.d Co. Bonda Rede-m'd " lr.rest on llcni.. " Uncalled Ijt and udit dee med Balance in Treasury mlj. ct t or i r 2.7es TA v.aeo et 1.1C3 11 20"j 37 CO i no ) -. 1.339 IM 71 (K) 1, :i54 mi 1.07S 41 113 IS C9 51 S,2ii ix) 2, th0C.i MO (0 fs9,7 Pi . R. AI.I.KN, Auditor f County. Terre Hante, June J, Ivc2.-dw2w School Fund Revenue. 'Tili: SEMI-ANXITAL DIST1Hj -L butlon of the ft,o- Kutl K r-r.-f JtLU j day mad amour.!inn to lo XO.K. The .i t-ral I Tussnhip Trustee, can r.o receive tLe apportiimj ment due their rer pettis-e Twnhip- by ca.lii.s n ;..! i the Auditor. Jane 13, IvJJ. juih 1a1 TRANSPORTATION. i ! Central Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio Eailroads. The (Lirent Natlonnl Ilonte to all llaatcrn C'lliea. 'PHROUGH Keceipts given for -L Freight oter the above Road t ail point Kat at as low rates as any other route. Special care pitrn in tL trarikporutioii or all kinds of lite Stock, an l a afe tranit (rnarant-d on alt ahlpuienta. ROCH F. ROHR, Airei,t, Trrre Haute, Ind. OBce w ith J. I. Kaily Ac Son. on 2nd 5t.rt, opol Ue Stewart House. Mail 'S'JdAwZm L. RYCE & SON. It revival this IP at: rat EXPRESS, I AD1ES' Hhck Silk Mantles; -i fA'ea Plain Riack and Firrel i.rniln Mia is; Simiiner Shawl of other inatnial. LAD I LS' LISLS IIASDKLRCHIKFS Great Induo.ni uta offered to purcha.e ty th- dox. Ladies'.Mis- and CLihirei.S Cotton 3rIo.se In every ii and i;nallty. Additional lnda-enient .fT?red t parch lj dT. 2(J Head Ntt, ver c,J..r, t eut ea. 1. Lftd'.esand Children' ric-Xr M.'fj -iln pt. aa. tfrr.. L. IlYCE A. SON. a K. I ,ii r hotli ... ,t... 1 1 . .. . .- ... - I '11.11 1 Lit' 11 l I Oil 14 Ml ' I0t),o7. Ctnt'g White Limn lljnJlnthin't'. Cy th dr-t5, nui h t.'i.tr pu-e. lr.t lC-lt l ll-'f lire, Vj t'., la; -. ., ,Vr j'iallty. ttenfa Jfrck Ties. Collar In l luen an.1 l'apr (jnideo Hill Shirt," and t.'.1 TurnM:;: i.J fc-e:xra.i v. GEXT!' MXIVie & CU 1 US c. l.r.. i,i;, U.p I.. KVCE X 50N. JEVCLER5. Iii. A . CIMsSS ittia l Clocka, Watches, JowoJry xan .Tluaieal Iiistriiinrnf Of sa;t. u kl.. 1-, f '. i t:rv riAN)S. VIOI.1XS. Kl.l'T V.", HI TAIH..U' . i' siii:i:t .ursic V V 14 N I S II K I 1 ilk I) i:k OIrki Mtrlir mtt Jeu rlr pftlrralnl Miori Nolle II r. Ntl.'.ll, U A It AlI Mltl I I , jf.i:jif Trviic iin.;ix:.

j j AGRICULTURAL. A Card to the r.iaTiicrs. 7: .o.vr; i.ookiiD von HAINES' ILLINOIS H AllVESTER n.wr. a im iv Kir LEASH 'ALL AM) EXAMlue f T J rle Ti'T wilt rut ar.4 f,?r etire, w ;ta ee, 1WESTT ACHES CF HEAT ITU LAI, At a a'."' t leatt rw rarat of the a;a anl Ubd of paitrir g It ap ta ary x an way sa rrati4 la ry prtl.a!ar. IHA . HOVE a, A.aru JanaUlri

IYIEDICAL.

II KLM HOLD'S tSENCINi: TION. FKKFA TilLT rtlNCKXTKATUr CüVI-ULNDKCLlÜKXTUiCT tfCUf A J oeitheaud Jmc-'Sc K r. 5y lor Ih'tafaofihe I d.A!MCK, KIL5EY. (JUAVl I and liUDlMCAI. SWtLLXNüÄ. Thla Aediciae ircrr tie di w r c f lit.a, arid cj.-M tö- AKSOKU'.M.s n.to l.i.l99 by wUaU tL aVAU'KY OU CAirXklif d.-a-O-lio-., and ali I N.NAll K SI. k LA l.O KUMaf rutd, al e Mas IAIN AM 1NHJ V Al!( 7, r. l ia ao.l f ÜKN, WOVttN, UK CUIIJiKKN. ÜLMLOIdi S 1 -.MlULT MVliU .... . , Kor We ki. Ar.i,.B rulai,.M i-.UoT Ih 'Ai:uf:, 1 Vr, ItivltU t sat i.vi -i a ' " -a . im , a T-T-s.- W- . a . .s..,JI,o,t-VrVri;ntL''-TiK-a yiai bB.c if ai:.j, . i:' ...... IMIXITKNCi, KAU m. KPILTKIU- tt IN MC OK WillOI T1IK l ill? jT? J?A V VIi'.T. IHor.iifjT that tier are t,4.t fre-u.,- 1.1". i' wd 4..-..-si j i A-inii.M rniVuiy are aare c.f f.- tf th.ir si"M.r MT?r'rv!!J.t:(iMK.vs. THE kECOKIiSHKlHF l.ANK AST! t X A&d iLe M-larn huiy I V.i, b. Cot .'vjr.ru' "tiu-." Tvrrmn. rss I . V.o. . TiiKu-.j!inmttro.v.Afn.(TiciJ uitii (iKi)A.VlC W AK.N, R.-.4'.4rie iL 4'd e' mit. artet.. atrtrattLcA i d . . . -sn-nratvih hr, Uch llusraoii.' riTUsCT bl ( HC u.tL-.y anutiucoririm mi9r xmicM Ff-M ALI'3 etMAI.KÄ I KMAIJ- S Ot Ji lOl'Nrt, SINGLE, aiARF.ir.r, CR ( CN,VVI TKVrLATX(J MAKtlAGL IN M .NT AFtCIlOXSlttlUAKTvaM.ai.w ea hitt.U.r..a.e t.r R.tem Iri. ruUritv. Tarvv lienor u.reln. d Cn.ium.ry Lsacnluot. f.. ctrat.d or .vml .. ... au fUie Ct. r ua.IcorrL. toUia.wLetlrrAMMi.cfrpiilbdiretioc. Ha 111 of l'if-'j at .4T.. er in th UKCU.VE OK CHANcK OP tJTT EI.K STMITOMS ARtlVK ' ' NO FA2IILT SHOULD 1 F. WITHülT IT. Taa va aukAnxi.as, Mcaciai, c iriaHTi Mi t u ixt r a carr.rxsaar aau Daacaant rmaua HFLMU1LD ü K1TR4CT IXCIIU (IUI M.im.T iisi:Ati:si tu all their Staxe, At litu Ti enaw litt! or no cb.rr c-f Iirt; Na lcnve.: AND NO RXrVÄURE. Itcaaea a freueM de,.re .U klrtl ,tt ttf l rlr.ate. tteret y Rrroovir.a: OotUuctioii PrereuUnK nd Cur in; Su ictui , ot U. l' inl,, AUaylrg l'a'n tnd lt.ncnniai...u, trt.jort i thocla ofdirae, aLd eapell.i.,; all lv1!v,uu Maeaaed. and wcrn-ut Matur. ' Timt-.AM reo ratH aaai WHOUAVE WIK THK VICTIMS VV C'UACKf aa l who have paid axasT rata tol e curd in a h'it time, bate fmid they -re deceived, ai d that tl e TOlSOV haa. ly tLe ne of Towerftl AMnnaente." Urn dn.d cp in tLe 3tn, u Urak v t 13 u arravated f..roi. r.d PK Ii II A IS AFTKH M MitACi:. t,e HKijiBoiJAs F.inucr nv::;: f. r .;i a.v: . tioca an dim axa of tl I itIXAICV OlH. tNN, Whether eaNtli.a In .-iai.i:iu u:mai.i:, From whatever cau onnaiii'ir, and r.o matur 11 OU' l.O.Xi M A.MMM.. Iü. i of the orcT:. r-ijum the uw cd a lMu:tK uri.y roLir K TRACT ncciiu LS THE t.Iir.AT lil'KKTlC ! Ai.d is ttain to bare tLe Ar, t-t , ft- t in a!i l... ea-e f.ir w hii h It Ik m..iiii;.. it.U J. Kvirce of tnt n liahlo and f poi..! : j will eirf''ipaTi v ti.- I n a1,..m C K RT l HC AI K S ( F C IIIS. 1 t :n s to -jo si :a-.V Willi tunirnlnoontj KiKNCK ANi) 1 AMF. I"Tice fl par hotUe, oral x for f5, drliverrJ t.. . avldre, S"curelr pac! d frc m oKrvatlo-i. tv-4K-ri asr pi4.m In II c(.jia;.!iU-ti..ii. Cure a ;utiraiilrl. .tl a Irr . i ull A FIT DA VIT. rer.i)ally (eaivl t-efore me, an Allermau cf lha c!ty Fhlladelphia, IL T. I1KLM IXU. Chetuial. ah. beiiiff duly aworn, d a aay that hi preparation rui . tains no narcotic, Biercury, or l:Jnriju dru, t ut 1, purely veRetalle. U. T. HKLMhol.D vi? MauuttM turer. Swt rn and acWr'.Wd ttfure pc, lie nd dat .f 5orcm.er, lv'4. 11. r.Hllil'.ARIi. AlJern.ai,. Addrej.1 I tt. r f. r l:.f .rmaü in In c.t.fl.. t,f to H.T. HF.LM1U, Practica! and Analytical rLriuikt, 104 South Tcf;th St.. t-e!,.W rhefl!l RlillA. m:v.ici: av (in mi iiii AND UN F'RINCI FLK D IK.I ls. ItTho tudraTcr to d'.p.-e "otTHaia owa"eoJ "otmBa'" ASTicixsoan:f arrrraTica arraiatxisv, ntnjt-ol J' Oenulii Freparationa. r.itract linibu. SaraapartRa. " " In jrov i Rr- Warb. jidiy T. it. liar.r. i t o J.R. CUNlNuH AM, 1'. M.HOSNI.Lt.i , Al.lJ-.N I'ENCK, li.W.FAlKlCK ax 4V, And all 1 iT-u r s-i V itVt. ASK FOR lir.lJJla)lX 3 TAKK Nt) OTHKU Cot out the aivert!eroert and send for tt. AND AVOtOlMlMSmCfS AND KIlVSl KF. Marctr. C2 '.Awly 1 Slight Colit, U-VJc mihi Is? c-. i Feu; are a:;'; e if C4 imrcriir.;e cj stTrj-ir.j' a Icjiql cr JUtjIU geld in itsjszt ctoe; ttet n-KW: il the l"irjiir.rr ivzuld idd to a rr.Cl rcmtJy, if n:i citcr.diJ c:rr. Urr.r introduced t-Uze: cjlts Jgz li hes leer jr:iJL thi t.iey ein th $ cjiqls, cltls. , cji cfiilis , (Jevgh in, ycuiaUinlilcJi, an I Kunurziis tvjutinzcf t fD lit cat , Public Speakers V Sittgen and sirxrienir g the vzizc. Ica'c! ly a"i (prurfirts ar.i Cl:tx'.?rB in JS Ji 'in, it 5 (rif3 rr tcT For SaU f., Tllt. il. UAKR, M7i!w:y-: rr-.c: t. Tcrro liaU .anvs wu OR PECTORAL TROCHES. KLxrxr wiERA"nxD rs tu Zliz or Ii. la.:r.i'.A;. Ivt:. f a:.J certaiD CO.'t c-f Couch, uid, Inf liirnzn, AvthaaiW. lion rrtirs, nn p t ti NT Cnitsii. ( alnrrnht llroii rliliia, Dllfirult llreitlli. ttiR, Store Tliroaal. Ar,, Ar.. Ar. f w yinliter. TalWt 5iealvars arl F'rrr. ti T kt it'll KS ar ladlnp'ö.at 1 r ClearioS'rr.rlh4i.ii.a: Vli 'ol4-, Kroor',rr riiarn.aa, e Th eae wjth which ihry are taken t-tr f carrl In th pket. ree-iurf ro pr parat. t, a! w-aya rta.fy for im mi all tiiM. ik4 I;iHu char.f. In any climate, c.iijta.t. ra; r.Kliia Ir-Jurtr-t th tnrl delicate cotutitutl -t. h -al 1 I a mTcieT.t rrcorimejvta?i'n to a'l t f tr il.ewi a fair Irl!. Irlr 2. rent l'cr Hai. iVld hj firncc'.tU r"erl.f, i-d l Uloil ty Tm. II. Caaa.ciicter 'h a:-! sSaob 5Mreta, Terra Hui. . ' 1 Jm . . MILITARY. NoMier l.iim, HarL I'ay, ISoitiitirs,. &Cm rPHK utAr rsigned hs mvU II l uMMurj 'trnnrii to pr04ur Hb Smpat. h tb- Ia Ray. Iin dw arrar.ta anl Pw-it!, wh-b e d'wharft S'-idlrrs cr the iHr A d444Md ;.!. ta. (T. e or K !ll. irtlVinrtl A C-.irtoTe, ..ft cf 4;h ard i:::. fat. IIEIfkT M UM HO VF. sV-fVVtf AtU-tfey aod MarUsr.t.. - - a i i TONSORIAL. Medicated Hair Weah! pUOF. GEORGE V. CANADA JL bavins; ref.tled a Fhastrt; and fJalr Ir(aV SA'onev,a'oirdrif; IbeTarr 1Iqi l!ni, traalst t Ifefortalla duieu and puu:c r-rerai'y, that L ta mw rpre4 lowait ttoo raaUitn.r ta 1aa ! au Tatrt or y manner, eirlct atteDt.o rlten KiatrrsKÄdai an4 tTsstCnaj Ladt aod rjul u Jts Uatr. 00. W. CA5A&A.

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