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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

HoRRIpUN BfLLrN-A horrd din was
raised on the east side of the square. near
the Town Hall, about l2 O'Clock last
night Some fellow. inspired by bold John
Barlyccrn. made an attack on low whisky
shop, and drove the proprietor from his don.
Saddler. the Emperor of the City Hall. called
for the police. who failed to appesr. when we,
With an attache of the office, sailed forth.
armed with a section of a broom stick. We
could not find the attacking party. but hay-
ing met Mike Griffin and Dan Grow, We led
them to where the refugee was concealed
IN wood shed. and persuaded him TO return
10 his castle. He IL member of the Peace
Society. and preferred TO run rather than to
hurt his sssailant too had 1t Wa Jolly
muss
LATts .--Peace reigns IN Warsaw rnd SAT-
dler i asleep
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More fighting In che Kanawha
valley.


CiscISSArr, July 49, The kanawha cor
respondent Of the Gazette, under date of 18th
at noon says that on thu morning ofthe 18th,
Gen. Cox ordered the 18th Ohio. two compa-
MES of the 2lst Ohio, two guns of TIC Ceye-
land artillery, and the Ironpa cavalry to re-
connoiter for a supposed masked battery near
the mouth of Pope Greek.
On reaching the. creek four miles from
Gen. Cox's head quarters they discovered the
enemy fifteen hundred strong strongly en-
trenched On Learey Hill with a masked bat
terry of two guns. Our men wore fired upon
from the masked battery rnd from log
house as .l
After firing forty rounds they crossed the
creek and silenced the battery. but their am
munition giving out, they were compelled to
retire. Cine gun of the battery was after
wards remounted and opened fire on our men
Capt. Allen, Of company ID. 2lst Ohio. and
Lieut.. Pomeroy and two Others were killed
seventeen wounded. and three missing
Col. Norton Of the 2lst Ohio. was badly
wouoded and taken prisoner. Col. Woodruff
and L eut. Col. Neff of the lst Kentucky. and
Col. Jewellers of the llth Ohio, left Gen.
Cox's camp on the 18th, and nothing had
been heard from them at last accounts. Ii
Is supposed they we're either killed or taken
prisoners.
The body OF Lieut.. Pomeroy was brought
here on the steamer Dunleith tonight
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XXXyII CoSoREss-ExrRA SESSION.

WASHINGTON. July 10.
HousE.--Mr. Kellogg, of Ills, moved that
when the House adjourn, it be till Monday.
lVoices9 You. want to go TO Manassas
Lots 60. 4sf pLnFff has
Mr.. washburne. before voting, wished to
know whether the Committee on WAYS and
Means had business to report.
Dir. Cox objected to the question being
asked The object being. he said. to go to
Manassas To get in the way of our soldiers.
Laughter
The House refused 70 adjourn till Monday
AZ against 90.
Mr.. Crttenden asked leave TO submit reso-
lutions declaring the present civil war had
been forced udon US by the disunonlsts OF
the Southern States, now in rebellion against
the Government Of the United States, and
that in this unnatural emergency. Congress,
banishing all feelings of passion and resent.
ment will rccollect only their duty TO their
nountp. ff Igf.f 1 NI
That the war Is not waged for conquest or
subjugation or interfering with the rights or
established constitutions Of these States, but
70 maintain and defend the supremacy of the
Constitution with the right of equality under
IL unimpaired. That as soon az these objects
shall be abolished the war ought to cease.
Mr. Sedgwick from The committee on
Naval Affairs reported back the Senate bill
which passed appropriating three million 70
three million and half, 10 enable the Secre-
tary of the Navy 10 purchase or charter yes
sells 20 be armed as a temporary increase Of
the Navy during the present rebellion.
Mr. Sedgwick reported back the joint reso-
luton for the relief Of the widows and OIL
plans of those lost in the sloop- of.war Lee
want. Passed.
The bill providing for an assistant Secre
tary of War and for an enlarged and more
efficient organization of Army Beaureau was
passed
The House adjourned till Monday.
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CIaib Jackson & Co.

81 LOUIS, July l9-The Republican,
Santafs correspondent says its probable Col.
Candy will soon send force TO capture Fl.
Bliss, Texes, where there is large amount
Of army stores belonging to the Federal
Government.
Dr.. Porter from Springfield, on the even
ing Of the 10th. arrived tonight. He re-
ports Jackson and McCuloch's forces at
Camp Walker. ten miles south Of the Mis-
souri, line and near Yeiiville. Arkansas
Their pickets extend as far as Neosho. thirty
miles north of Camp Walker.
Gen Pope left to-day for ST. Charles,
where he will establish his headquarters
HIS command and North Missouri will be
sevea thousand strong. so posted that JEFF
ferson City, Boonville. Lexington and all the
principal points in the Northern part of the
State will be in easy marching distance OF
the Federal Troops and Home Guards of JEFF
ierson City. he will encamp outside of the
city limits during the session of the State
Convention.
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Proclamation Of Con. Pope.

ST Lour, July l9-The Following procla
nation has just been received from Brig.
Gen Pope.
81. CnARLrs, No. July ~
To the People Of Northern Missouri
Bv virtue OF the proper authority. | have
assumed command in Northern Missouri. !
appear among YOU with a force strong enough
TO maintain the authority Of the Government.
and too strong 70 be resisted by any means
I'm your possession. usual in warfare. Upon
your avn assurances that you would respect
tho laws of the United States and preserve
the peace. no troops have hitherto been sent
into your section OF tina country The oc-
currences Of the last ten d W., however. have
plainly exhibited that you lack either the
power or inclination TO fulfill your pledges
and the Government hss. therefore, found Z
necessary 10 occupy Northern Missouri with
n force powerful enough 90 compel obedi.
ence 10 the laws. So soon as II u made
manifest that you viii respect it, authority
and put down the anl,wlul combinations
against IL; YOU will be relieved OF the pres
ence Of the forces under my command. but
no. until then. /. therefore, warn all persons
taken In arms against the Federal authority
who attempt TO commit depredations upon
public or private property. or who shall mo-
lest unoifshding and peaceful citizens that
they will be de |. with In the most summary
manner without awaiting civil p,osess
lSgned.) JOHN POPE,
Brig. Gen. L. s. A. Commanding.
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- We expressed the conviction when
tie appointment of Col. Sullivan to the com
mand OF the 18th Regiment Vas announced
that he would always be loanl at the pos; of
honor and danger. The report of the recent
battle at Rich Mountain verifies our pFedic.
zion. Out Of total los of eleven killed aud
thirty three wounded. the 18th lost sever
killed and eight wounded. which shows that
they mus have had the fhekest of the
6sht. This. however. l. M more than vas
g be expected By any Who knew the gallant
Col Sullivan.
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How TINY Do TnEcs AT RIoaxoSD.-on
"Wednesday afternoon Capt. Bracken ;
o,npany of cavalry passed through Rich.
mond. they were met at the depot BY band
1T music and large concourse Of people and
Invited TO a saInptuous supper. of which III ey
pirtook with keen appetites. William A.
B.ckie. Esq. made patriotic speech To the
Q mpany. giving them words Of cheer in the
noble enterprise in which they were engag
ed. The cavaliers will long remember Rich
rond
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s>'''N'" pfsi VI
INV foRx, July ia special dispatch
from Richmond 20 the Tribune says.
Our loss Is one hundred killed and wound
od. Thi- will hasten the attack on Manas.
sas. which will doubtless take place TO NOR.
row.
Tho rebels had rihed cannon They lost
but few men
SPECIAL 10 TRIBUNE
The Secretary Of War says there are more
than fifty rebels killed and wounded. Among
them FIVE Captains and six LIeutenants.
Another source reports the works carried
by the Zouayes aud the Massachusetts, fifth.
There is no doubt the enemy u falling back
and fhe rumor that VI ,nassas Il occupied Is
perhaps only little premature.
SPECIAL TO THE WORLD.
The Worlds special says there is no truth
In the report that there is a battle going on
at Bulls Run to-day.
An official dispatch 20 Gen. Scott says the
army has made no new movement vet nor Is
like TO before tomorrow.
A special To the Post SAYS official reports
states twelve of our men were killed and
forty wounded. yesterday 1t is thought there
were more of our men killed and wounded in
the woods near the creek The Rebel loss
is supposed to be heavy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

~ Hon A 5 White. from the Laiay etts
district. writes home a. follows The Dem
ocrafs. with few exceptions. are acting most
mAnfally. weaving no webs OF sophistry. mol
hatching mousing schemes foF the resurrec
don Of their party"
That Is Just the CASE out here. \ few are
weaving webs of sophistry and are hstchins
Eoasing schemes" not 50 much for the res
snection Of their party ss for placing them
selves in the front rank. Of acme plrty.-
And % long as they can lead they care little
~nshsr it Is for or agsins, their govern
nAnt-
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Governor Morton u expected home from
Washington to-day.
A dspatch from Gov Mort on saws that tho
ESQ State regimenfs--<he l2th and I6th--
colonels Wallace ami Hacklsman. Lsye been
soceptsi sy the President
By Dispatch received from Washington ss
learn that Brigsdier General J. J REYNOLDS
Il ordered 70 report Immediately at Major
General AcClellan'- headqasrsss. IN yir.
rai4
Mayor Gordon. fresh fron ,hs battle At
OsEricks Ford. arrived Al ind.aaapol. on
THURSDAY. He brings With him the ssori
aid watch. Of General Garrett. The rebe
General VIM ~ss killed IN that battle This
latter fact. terribly cxeisss tbs svmp.t e. Of
ths STATE S>rflasi We 10 not remember
any expression Of either sympathy o. regret
90 the psrs Of the Ssnfiaei when IL Va. an
bounced that Caps. Chris Miller was morally
sounded. The Major : under oriers 4, -
port himself at the heasiquarters Of hgs rex,
nsns near Boston
Allen Thompson ~aos< name .pue.r- -
&c li-s Of killed Il Rich Nounsasn.. i A. =,
have been from thu e,ts
4 swosD roz Cos. srlars.S Il,
as&polis journal Of yesterday Gays thai ss. n.
6.y before fne reguisfiop sword. rnsnal...
tursi By the celebrated dealers in side arm.
Ae>srs. TIFFANY CO. Of Se- York-~a.
t,r~arded 70 Col sallissn BY ..s Adam. ~
prsss cosapans The s~crf !. 81 very hn.
ssaiisy. II the regulation pattern. hat mad,
ssp>rssr - ne tsevernrnen, weapon. Tn.
Inscription % shs sword rods. b. Presented ..
J. Q saiivaa. ooloael Of The lash regimen
- i1ssisna Nolunteer~. by HI. frsends IA In
.tAnapolis. July 4. issl Col Sullivan Lei
@Any warm fri~s.i- IN In.iisn st...l.-. and IN,
presentation + ba' slight evidence of tbe,
Appreciation n. l.. Orr. E-,.. Of the Al
sus Express. sss ne chief mover IN N,
matter o. procuring and fo~~ ar,iinz the II -
NAT ne coIoaei ell .isld - the confess no,
vagias be'~e<a patrols All srsssor-. III
s~ord sill never be disgE.<ei N lie A..s. 9,
seah 10 . eoasigasi
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Improbable Rumors from fhlIadel.
y nina.

PHILADELPHIA, July l9.-The Enquirer OF
this city has special dispatch saying that q
terrible battle was going on all night at Ma
nassas, and that the Stars and Stripes now
float over il.
Another special to the Enquirer says the
capture by the Federal troops of Manassas
has been announced in Congress.
Another dispatch to the Associated Press
SAYS the fight was still going on at Rull's Run
At seven O'Clock.
The above dispatch Is probably unrelia'
bio
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News fIom the south VIA Lou,.v,lle.

LOUISVILLE. July l9.-The Charleston
Mercury OF the 18th. saws large frigate.
supposed TO be the Minnesota, arrived OFF
the bar yesterday. There are now four ves-
sells IN sight.
The brig Perry oocasionall, appears In
sight
The Norfolk correspondence of the Rich
mond Dispatch. saws we are in possession of
facts warrn,ting tho belief that we had
among us a set of scoun irels who synpathlze
with tue North, and would gladly AID in our
subiugation.
On the 18th desperate tight among the
Coniedorates occurred. wherein two or three
we're killed
Cannon are being successfully rHed at the
Easfport Navy. Yard
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

HAsfsns MAGAZINE We have receive !
nom our euterprising friend Buckingham
Harpsr's Magazine ior August. The iIlustra.
Gons and contributions ~. IA perfect keeT :
ing with the high ,ons always assumed BY
siis sterling magazine. Buckingham can
supply all demands Every body bays Har.
per.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

0ca NATIONAL FLAo.--We ara indebted 10
the publisher. Mr.. II NJ. Higgins Of Chica-
go. for piece OF patriotic music. entitled
"0ar National Flag The words breathe
the purest patriotism. aud the music gives
emphasis and force to the sentiment of the
world
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

kFLrerors.-Rev. c. W. Fitch of OHIO
viii occupy the pulpit at ST. Stephens Epis
oopa) Church, on to morrow. morning and
evening, at the usual hours.
Rev. ". =. Black having returned to the
city. will preach at the Christian Church. on
Sunday. At the usual hours. The public is
invited to attend.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

~ We hadths pleasure OF meeting, last
night. Capt Hough of the 18th Regiment.
United STATES Army. whsgvists our sity for
the purpose of opening recruiting Office for
his Regiment. The 18th. Col. Candy, will
rendezvous at indianapolis. aud "a Col. Candy
il an Indianian. il is desired 20 raise the Reg
ment in this State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

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Prepared from a preseriys.oa of Sir J. Clark
VI ID. .Phys,csan Extraordinary 10 fse Qnesn
This invaluable nssdcsa~ 70 uuf.ains m ,hs cure a
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To MANFRED LADIES
L. particularly suited. Il Vii. "a short sssas
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Bach bc,iis. price ons dollar. hesss sbs 6s~-s..
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feits
CAUTION
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ft<y ssrs 70 brsag ~ Msarrr.Ig<. 81 n "a.
o<her fssae fh>s az s,rs
In al ca.ss q NervOas and spinal kseosscas Pain
In the Bach and Limb. Fsugus 81 sllshs exertiou.
P.lpitatsoo q the Heart Hy-sssle- and whsss..
the.> Pills All Affect cue when al oshsr nseans
have failed; ana sithsagh pessrfa remedy. A.
Dot oootAin iron. oslouci. snsiraos.y ~ anything
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Pull directions IN he psmphlst around e.oh psol
sgs. which shOuld b. carefully preserved.
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Ss-sl.eo aud spo-sage stamp. .s.clo,-d ~ an.
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81 Jo.ftu. july l6-About eleven o'clock
Saturday night fire was discovered In the
RooFs shrls store q Fisher a Collins, which
uAs consumed. together With the Post Ohice
sss4 Dootsscre Of q q Woodwork Loss
~ former 5000, fully insured. Scarcely
any osno psis matter ~as ,lsstroyed ,sn pa
pcrs. blank. and furniture $500. uninsured
Nooisprlhs lars 8 500 fully insured. The
FIRE vas the work Of an incendiary
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- Can our city fathers tell why IL Il
that the town clock il suffered 20 remain ii.
liant and stillY II Is strange that while Green
castle and Yincennes each has live town
clock. our CAV city has a dead and silent one
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

~ Tho meeting At the Court House last
night was very large. and one of the most
enthusiastic we have ever Witnessed A
Constitution for the organization of Union
Club was submitted and adopted, and large
number of gentlemen of all political PARTIES
signed their names to t. We will publish
the proceedings this afternoon.
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"Rednced by Dyspepsia 10 a mere
Skeleton.~

cvRxD "a ''BaxzAvr's HOLLAND BuTkas"
Mr. A. Natcbstl trader probably ss weii-kn
as any man in Western Pennsylvania. states as 81
lows Il met With farmer in Armstrong county
who was reduced by Dyspepsia 10 a mere skeleton. 1
persuaded him TO by bottle Of Borbaves Holland
Btters. believing 1t would cure bim. Meeting him
some months after. what my establishment at
finding him hale. hearty man: he told me b. sow
weighed two hundred pounds. and that this wcocs.
ful change had been produced by Barhsve'. Holland
Btisrs 10 wbch he attributed SOLELY his restoration "
msyl5dwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

WASHINGTON. July l6.--A number of tro-
phies were broaght here to -day. taken in the
rout of the rebels, including the Commissa
rvs tent ofthe third South Carolina regiment
aIot OF guns, clothing. hsas. boots, PaImetto
btttoIfs Nc The dreaded masked batteries
turned ont 10 be only i'll constructed breast
works.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

BUNKER HILL, Va. July 1.-THE army
instead of proceeding direct to Winchester,
went 20 Charlestown and now have full pos
session ofthe place. Winchester is defended
on the North side by strong breastworks. and
cannot be attacked on that side without ex-
posing our troops 10 destructive cross fire
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40 Consu IN ptivesf

The advertiser. having been restored 20 health in
few weeks BY very stnpie remedy sfser having sui
fered several years with severe lung affection, a,a
that dread Disease. ccnsampuon-is anxious IA make
known 70 his fellow sufferers the useAn- 81 carc.
To those Who wish 10 try II. he will send a copy
the prescription used free of ohare) with the diree
uons for preparing and using the same which they
will fnd sure cure for coiaulnpton. Asthma Bfon.
ehius. &c The only object q the advertiser T. m
sending the prescription benefit The anilcsed ans
spread information which he conceive % be in4alaa
bic, and he hopes every sufferer will Try hl- remedy,
as il costs them nething. and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
seplcdwiw King County, NY.
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Later From tho Neat oi Na4-The
Fight a, Balls Run Progr. sing
The Fire Zouavas sn the thick 81 tho
Fight.

~ 1t
WAsHrsero-, july l9.--News from Cen
trsvlis TO the 18th. ID received with full par
iiculars Of the engagement at Bulls Run
Rhsre are but few additional Items OF intorF
est Three companies of the Massachusetts,
first, we're the fret engaged, snd were cross
'ng a ravine when they received a raking ire,
killing number.
They gallantly sustained their position and
covered the retreat o. brass cannon and
Sherman's Bltterv. the hOrse- having been
completely disabled by the ire. until reliev-
cd by the Michigan 81 and New York 18th.
the Federal forces then took position on n
fidll Two rifeJ cannon were planted in trout
sat porss.i by Capt 'Braekotts Company ID 2d
cavalry with line Of Idfantry composed Of
the 81 Michigan and 10Th Now York IN tho
rear
A steady FIRE was kept up ola both silos, IN
tlhs position. The rebels bad two batteries
Of eight pieces. in position commanding tho
road They used their guns well They
did not reply 20 our return fire Tor half an
hour during which time thoy were receiving
! large reinforcemeais
While we were again advancing. we're a.
gain net with \ rakipg fra Our guns were
rain t,isced ir,sos~sy,us. and We pours.l grape
F anu wv h-N "Nffff
was exhausted Capt Ayres Of the artillery
lost one man killed and three wounded and
several ofhi. guns dislahiei.
Tire New York 18th suffered much, aud
F.. the Massachusetts let next Total loss ON
our side estimated AZ thirty killed and forty
wounded. AZ halfpast Gen. Tyler order.
/ ed the troops 20 retire. The day vas
excessively hot the horses suffering for water
F Only about OVlef osr forces were Al any
tlme engaged The rebels were estimated
/ NJ { 600
Col Wilson's division. including the Fire
/ Zousves moved from FAIRFAX ~ night. 20
J nsnI. Tho eaeps :. lbs blttsyy i iAonghi "a
Re one ~ f'fhe MfNsferrs N1u Acoriink
{ Creek 70 Manassas
Our troop. dil not retreat - feyFesenled
ia some quarters. bat only retired ior a more
4 saectsai engagement
wAsHisoftS. July ig.-A as- 18th sereis
cd a the War Department a. IL O'Clock 4 a
70 day. states that the fighting VS. still ~
ine on ~ Bull's Run. three uiile, tram IA.
F nassss
A specislto tho Herald ssys. !, Is report
e. that Eliswerihs Louavss siosmed ~
batter, n Rall'- Run la.i night. Loss OF
our Gle one hundred and Atty killed hns
Uounslei The report i doubtless untrue
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Further from Missouri-Capture Of
one Of Jackson's Messengers--Reb-
81 loss AZ Carthage

JEFFEEroy CRY, July ia Sergeant
belonging TO Capt. Cooks company Of Home
Guards arrived a. Syracuse, this eycning-
He reports that Capt. Cook had captured
eight seeessionists, among them messenger
from Sackson having letters TO different per.
sons, In one Of these letters Jackson admits
that he lost Eve hundred killed in the battle
Of Carthage.
Col. Boernstein. ssnt another expedition
into Galloway county today, 70 open the
road 10 Fulton, where Col. NcNel's COM
mand ia posted.
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ANOTHER vOICEFOR THE UNION
Speaking at Sanford's Station.

CHARLES L. HosroRD. Esq. A. h. CRANE.
Eco. and Col. EDwARps, will address the
people of Fayette Township and vicinity at
eAnfords Station. on the present state OF the
country.
On Saturday next, at I'D o clock A. II.
Let all who love the glorious old flag attend.
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Dyspepsia with Piles.

Itis great error IN supposing the Piies only H.
cal disesss; ointmsuts unimepts are useless 90
wards cUHK. PssrvlAs srxrr removes the cause.
by promoting digestion and preventing costiveness.
thereby nourishing the body through thu blood.
Bosros, Sept. z, lsss
Dor more than thirty years. have I suffered greatly
from Dyspepsia and Piles. Have tried various med
cines without benefit In January, began with tho
rbEuyIAs SYErP, and by the U.s. Il three botfles 4
perfectly cured Of both DYSPEPSIA and Piles NJ,
general health Is nov all can desire it,
Mayl5dwsw MILTON pACGETT
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GRAIN AND FEED.
Gy,pNAsiuM B,u.DiNr,f

.GyspNAsiuM B,n.DiNr,i
FLOUR AND FEED STORE !
HAVING bought and rchttet the above building,
Il we are now prepared 90 furnish he ciusens ~
rvrrc -haute. with A No. article %
FAMILY FLOUR.
MEAL, - - - = 60 - r. -
BRAN,
SHORTS.
SHlPSTUyF.
OATS.
CORN.
BALED HAY, &c. sc.
~ psce- 10 salt tba times sales Of dollar, and
ap-varas. .asiises~d FREE. e ehsrg Psynent,re-
qnIred before delivery.
Bakers and dealers supplied With nour GA the most
reasonable terms. Having had years Of experience
ia the milling and feed business, we expect 90 make
our house of gene raj utility To the city
CLARK a lLOCKHAkf,
Gymnasium Bailing. corner Ohio and 9th SIS
July 3. dan
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-20

B0sroS. july ia splendid Banner was
presented 10 the Massachusetts l2sh Regi-
men., Edward Everett making the presents-
sco 6psseh- The Regiment i ready for i'm
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