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MORE MILLIONS amt MORE MEN,
$4,000 Troops az An
napOlis!
The Railroad Guarded!

cAlRo. lLLs. April pa gentleman who
left New Orleans on Friday morning. fur
nishes the following: The whole country be-
tween jackson. Tenn. and New Orleans. is
in arms. At every station along the road
companies we're seen drilling. they are dcsti-
tute of arms. using old muskets. shot guns
and r fes
The telegraph lines are in the hands of the
secessionists and ere not permitted TO give
any information regarding the movements oil
troops.t : staH Nstts .fs.s11s
Leading secessionists in New Orleans are
in hourly expectation Of the news of the cap.
ture of " sshington. Our informant was told
the North should he " no more news until the
Treasury at Washington WAS in the hands OF
the Confederate troops, and President Lln-
coin and Cabinet prisoners.
All troops. except those at Fort Pickens.
are being rapidly moved North. The best OF
of those originally destined for the reduction
of that fortress have been Withdrawn.
IL is not believed at New Orleans that any
attack on Fort Pckens will he made for
weeks TO come.
A passenger from Memphis, reports that a
secret meeting Of volunteers was held in that
city last night. From what is thrown out il
Is believed that an object Is to march at once
on Cairo, cus the ievee and then make an at
tack.
The iroop4 are sll IN good health and spir-
its q -
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PHILADELPHIA. April 26-Seulor Mason
Is in TINS CITY lie says be came 70 settle the
estate OF his relatives. y secret vigilance
committee j. watching him closely The pop.
ulace is not aware of his presence or they
would undoubtedly mob him.
A dispatch from Baltimore has been re
ceived stating that the Union feeling had re-
vived in that CITY to-day bu; il canno, be
relied on. There is but one feeling, and that
- hostility to the Union.
The schooner John Rosch, OF NeN York.
IL reported 10 haze been seized by the seces-
sionists on B1ne'- river and converted into a
var vessel.
Commander Lloyd r. Newell, the United
States Navy. shot himself yesterday AT the
Merchants Hotel
A schooner loaded with provisions for Ss-
vannah was seized by the police in Delaware
river this afternoon
Twenty thousand men are drilling in
Philadelphia.
HAkRlsBrRc. April 27.-The forces at
Harper's Ferry believe that Gen. Beaure-
gard Is ia Richmond with 1000 troops
The Ba.dmore and Ohio railroad il carry.
ng provisions TO Baltimore.
Much quiet debate has been had among
leading persons here relative 20 the destroy
INK oi tue ou auc o1SfutHtitbA
river. thus cutting off the water from the tide
water c NAL 20 stop the supplies of coal and
provisions from Bl tim,re BY that route
The possibility Of tapping the artificial
lake for supplying Baltimore IL openly
talked of.
CHauBERsBuRG, April 21.-Passengers
from Hageztown report sudden and mos.
wonderful change in the sentiment OF M
ryland.
The stars and stripes win be raised at HI
gersiown TO .day and extensive preparations
are being m,de for further Union demon
straton-.
The election next week Tor representatives,
will result IN favor OF l.eei- =. Ferry Union
candidate.
Allegheny county has instructed it, repre-
sentativcs that ifthey vote for secession they
will be hung on their return home.
The stars and stripes a;c waving all OVER
Ere lerick CITY. Maryland.
The Home Guard refused 90 parade unless
they did 80 under the stars and stripes AMI TO
the tune of Yankee Doodle
At the Clearspring Hotel the star aud
stripes we're waving. aud the miners have
sworn 10 resist secession TO the death
Al thi. time next week no sympathizefs
with Southern traitors will dare asov their
sentiments az Hsecr~town
Another reports the eastern c0untiei. c.
cept Worcester. a. Union % the core. The
Unionists vii raise q military corps ~ Ia.
gcrsiown ~ once.
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platform. and. the General being pointed out
was Immediately taken into CUSTODY. lie xas
IN citizens dre-s and was treated courteously
There J. no doubt that as soon as the EK.
ecutive OF Virginia Is made acquainted with
the fact Gen. Harvey will DC released. a. was
the case wish al officer Of the United s.ates
Army Who Sss seized AZ Richm md n
In the Western section OF Baltimore a
number of American hags we're "a sci fhis
morning.
The teamer Louisiana arrived this morn
ing from Norfolk with the Unltal States
mail. No news Of an exciting character
The fortifcation- on the coast Of Virgin
especially the approaches "a Norfolk and
Pousm ,u,h. we're al, sncing rapidly-2ariic-
ularly was This the case al Fort Norfolk
Crany Island aud the Naval Hospital.
The Instructions near the entrance TO the
port Of Norfolk remained together. Vessels
drawing from eight 60 ten feet Of water
passed freely Ia and out.
Efforts were making TO raise the steam
irigaie Merrimac. sloop of-wsr Plymouth,
aud another war vessel. which il was thought
would proye successful
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The Advcrt.--r, having hcen restored 10 health in
few weeks by very simple remedy sfser having sli
iercd several years with lung affection. I'D
that dread disease COn-umpticu--is Arscas 20 asse
known to biz fellow sufferers the means q cure
To thoss who wish 10 try IL. be VII send copy of
the prescription used free Of charge with the dire
tons for preparing snd nsing nc same. which thas
all find cure Tor Consumption. Asthma. Brco-
ohils. to- The oily otsec; q the sdvertser i IL
seudlng the prescription TO benefit The Afcted and
spread information which be conceive 10 be invslus
ole. and he hape- every sufferer will Try his remedy
1t then neshlng, and may prove = blessing.
Parties wishing the prescrpuco will please ,ddre-s
Rrv. kDwAkD A WILSON,.
Williamsburg.
sepl6dw,w King County. NY
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ESCAPING TO THE NORTH
30. DC.

NV loaK. April 2s-it Is reported that
General Harvey has been arrested al Har-
per's Ferry and carried 10 Richmond
JED Davis was in Montgomery last Sunday
evening
Col Butler. of the Massachusetts, Regi-
ment. i al Annapolis lie has stationed
battery on the heights, opposite the town.
which can destroy IL NJ an hours notice
\ Washington dispatch. of Wednesday. in
the Times, says a deputation Of Nirginans
and Msrylanders waited on the Pre- ,ideat and
dem sndcd q cessation of hostilties until after
the session of Congress. The Presidents
answer was prompt. decided and in the neg.
alive Oae Of the depntttion said $1,000
Mtrylanders would contest the plssage Of
troops over her soil: 20 which the President
replied tia: he presumed there was room
enough N her sol 50 bury s9.OOV.
The plwnee was al Washington.
A Washington correspondent SAYS Dr. Gar
rc;t. son IN Lars cd Gov. WISE. has sent his
wife and family 20 the North for safety
4 large number Of Nirrinians are in this
city who have been driven away because they
would not take the oath Of allegiance TO the
State
The most foolish thing vet proposed 10 the
Government, Nas that nude b, Governor
Hicks and Governor Letcher that they would
Jointly guarantee the safety OF the Clpital.--
The Government declined such protection.
probably very much to the DISCUS; OF The two
rebels OF Virginia and Maryland
A gentleman who was compelled Ia iiec
from North Carolina. saws that the secession
lists are carrying all before them. without ref
erence 10 law or order They have driven
of many people who do not synpathise with
the movement. and threatened loudly TO mob
and hung tx Governor Gilmer who j. per
sistantly resisting the tile of passion
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NHE POLLS WILL BE OPENED
Il in the several wards N the City q Terre Hauie,
Tuesday the IN day II May. a. p, l-sl Tor the
election Il the following cfficers. to-wlt:
A Mayor. Clerk. one Treasurer, one aar-hsl,
one Assessor. one Street Commissioner. md
One esunciluan from he FIRST Ward
Second e
Third
Fourth .
Two Councilu4eu f1fth
And I'VE Schco Trustees.
The places q voting % be follow
flrst Ward. a the Court House:
second Ward. AZ tee Central fn<sre hv.--
Third Wsrt CTS school Hou,e.
Fourth ward, y 4. Engine Hors-.
Fffh Ward. Cify Seminary,
The officers 81 said elcctIou - Be - follow.
Ii Ward. u. Ofey. lns9ecfor. Frank Prey sud
&. r. Ripley judges
IND ward--,s. = Cookery. Ias1cctor. n ". So
dam and John n O'Boyic Judge
- waTd--Goo-fi Nnargy. Inspector. Prank sac
and Eiksra Lane Judges.
al wsri-Janes q Tolhert. Inspector. john II.
Murphy and Robert Thomas. Judges.
9Th Warf--Janles RraEdoul. 81. Inspector z.
~ Alber.oD sni Richard u. Hell b, Judzcs
". A. >ffwAKT, Mayor.
Attest. r. nl,Kr Clerk
ar8dte
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AGrcat Medicine for FemaIes.

Hundreds n sinulants have been invented and sosd
purPortng be specific 10 the various diseases snc
arrangements 10 which the delicate form Of woman
render her subject The result q all these stimulIBu
has been V imPsrt nonessarg oofseisy 70 the n<v-
system, aud false vigcf 20 the mrso,s bot hi.
relief has been succeeded by depression and pro-rs
ton greater than before; and the repeated attempts 4
nyads 10 build themselves mp BY these rriss r~ae.
les. have finally ended in destroying what nstie "
tai organization wss left but IN using "Brraors',
Holland bnfers." you will ind me- such disastrous
results il i- purely vegetable sDnPousd. prepared
on strictly scientific principles. after tho q
ne Celebrated Holland Processes. BorhAve unds
rs influence, >r~rV Derse and RCscls receives bee
strength aud sisor appetite and sleep return. sn q
nsily. perfect health. Sec Advertisement H. Anotha
column nasdwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

ANNAPOLIS. Nh. April 27-Tweive thou.
sand troops. altogether. have arrived here.
and three thousand more are expected To-
night
The brig Perry j. stationed at the entrance
Of the harhor. and park of artillery on the
right shore
Gen. Bntier SAYS muskets arr guarding
every rail between here and Washington
The Superintendent Of the road was. YES.
terday. arrested for taking up the rails
The Maryland Legislature i discussing the
proposal Of adiouning TO Annapolis. Ii will
not pass an ordinance of sece sion. but will
arm the State
Baltimore and Washington are quiet;
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Nav Yosk. Apall 2e.--Adslce- from "a.
,annah report several vessels waiting pfiva.
teor commissions which were expected short.
"
Recruits are pouring Ia 20 join ia The n
tack % Wsshington Al the Gnionisf. are
ovefAwcd.
The surveying schooner Howell Cobb
landed trDogs and Two cannou 81 Fott Car
roll, below baltimore
i'll. reported that heavy firing ,sas heard
ca FRIDAY afternoon in the direction II Fort
Monroe
The Herald says the British Ainisfsr sent
a Secretary "a Montgomery Who carried 8
sornsiion A. % the course England viii pur
sue towards the Confederate States. Ii Il
pretty certain the Commissioners vii not 10
received there o0eially
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81. Lotls, April 2s.-The Republican
states that Gov. Jackson. in an unresery ed
conversation with gentlemen or this city has
declared that his policy Is peace policy; that
he convened the Legislature only for the
purpose OF more perfectly organizing the mi
litia and putting the State in an attitude of
defense
The Republican also states that Sterling
Price President OF the State Convention
SAYS that body ought not 10 be called to
ge.her for the passage Of secession ordi
nlnce. aud that lac is ia favor OF retaining the
present. status OF the Sltto, leaving il 10 time
and circumstances. as they nav arise. 10 de
termine the best course Missouri should pur-
sue.
Tho Republican also gives assurance that
the funds which may be paid into tho treas
ury by the banks under the act legAliaing the
suspension OF specie payments win not be
diverted from their legtimlte purpose, but
appropriated to the PAymeat OF the July
State interest
Four regiments of volunteers are nearly
organized aud another is being iormed.
Henry Bocrsteln was elected Colonel OF
the 2d regiment.
EAchlnge on New York IL and IL per
cent premium. Missouri funds very scarce.
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The Herald's correspondent has from high
authority, that Gov. Lctehcr notified Mr..
Lincoln. that no more troops will be permitted
TO march on Washington. Their purpose is
to defend the soil of Virginia from aggression
by the north. lie further saws he will not
permit the confederate troops 70 attack Wash
ington.
Gov, Letcher has issued a proclamation.
saving dat in consequence Of the number OF
troops coming 20 Richmond without notice
and before their services have been required
he prohibits more doing so. but n remain 81
home until required.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
CITY ELECTION.


To ne rioters Of tAs City 81 Terre Haafe;
Believing that The party nominations mate foE city
ofscers hy The Dcmocrsts and Repabhesns. % be
il-tlued. and n violation q patriotic sentmenss-
INF. party proceeiare being distAssefni 70 iAx-PAy
srs and to fhose believe there should be but
party in these rs5eRions tme.-and that party fsr
the country and her Tag. appeal. therefore, from
these party nominations 70 those who fcr their
country. absve al party
To confess ih.s issue znn9uace myself a can
didaie ~ CITY MARSHAL. n elected 20 that posi-.
toa. thc dnl,s sl-i reformed 70 the Interests Of
the city, with reference 70 rs reacc dignity ara goci
morals. 20 far a. ny abilities vii admit
April =. issi. q. n. FCRDY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

April ~. 7 NJ, via Hasr de Grace --s.os
Hicks snd most Of the members of the Leg
isiAtufe Tor the Eastern section az the State
ssar,ri for Freslefirk this morning
TIE Legislature meets NJ nosn ard the
Governors messige wih Dee cent in fo.mor.
RS. Gnd an advance copy ~ill be forwarded
II pOxsible
The Invitations herr are that q reaction =
going On IN pablic sentiment and rnioa men
appeAr more hopeful.
The Bush riseE bridge "a. frcl lat night
and totally destroyed
4 passenger 49, that Gen Htrnex ~
taken prisoner a hspefs fesrs ~ he
tachmcnt Cd Virginia troops this morning
Gen. HNrnss lefl " aselinz Tor The psfposs
Of reporting himself Al Washington. Before
The train resrhe1 Hsrpsr's Terry Il wss
ssoppsi and hastsr Of uooFs mounted he
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
Notice IA Physicians and the Pub-

AllC0CKs f0RorS Pl.AsTERs - TESTING.
MAI ALIcocK a Co. No. 49, Canal St, New
iork, 20 S0v., isss.-tsentlsmen; ] lately sunersd
severely from a weakness IN my back. ooca~oDed ~
-uddssly oveT-exerting myself Having beard ycui
ilsssrs much recommended fof cases II this kind.
procured one, snd the result was an that oOsl5 a.
-irc. single Plaster oursd me - q week
Your respectfully. J. g. nldGGs
Proprietor y he BranGrcth Hoo %, New iofs
There y nothing equal IN The ssy q Plaster. -
The Porous Plaster v Nr. AIICOck. Everything !.
pheasant about them. They tie Plaster 81 Tie
dsy and O. type n cur present advancement Ia
.olcncr and ART. In asthma. Ccughs, kidney An~c.
uo's and local dsspscai. pains IN the ssds suobss
aud spassnodle pains Tensrally they unsurpassed
tor the benefits uAey impafi. Physicians sboaid
anime this article. which i universally approved
where known. Pro. y csn'- e.ch Principal ono.
10 Canal street New York sold BY , r GUMS
.NaHAN. Terrc Hsuis snd ~ Al rs.cscsshls dealer.
IN medicine ksd~in.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

This bsBc q he West, which lay. the foundailas
for many Co.uup;ion, seldom fs.is attack thos~
with esordored lisers The tendency .. csec,ualiy
prevented BY occasional use q the PEsrvlAs Sra
which re-tcres The system frorn the mschievOus
Effects caused by the Abuse q osionn-l and quinine
one Of agents IN Indiana. residing In ssctsec
where Fever and Asue has tssn usually prev aisnt
save Hundreds are suffering Zen the effects Of d.
uility. caused by Fever and A. .ri ugssive r.
we've. last fall. With PIP ,ns. citrate q iros
AMI tic neutral salts say -iiorA y. pstassa make
Up the usual prescriptions. go ny o~n sxpe<i =.
encc. PaHrsIA> SrKvr ~ ErssS<- All"
lnasw4w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
AT AUCTION.

THE VERY FINE COLLECTION OF
p..... vsss1xAs. GrrASIrs.. DsInss. and EsrHssxrs
rsss.. with sone choice Fruit Trees IN variety. &c
&C. nov On hand - No los Malta street, Cooper b
Auction store irom The Peasant Ridge Nurseries q
J. q Ferris a Co. vii hc closed out ~ auction ca
MONDAY. THE 1srn Of AFiai@
sale beginning Al 10 O'Clock he Ladie, are pArtc-
ulariy requested 20 attend EApr17d3d
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swHArlsr rog-rlus woop.sHAIg lk

ss-wHAT u ri FoR-TIns WOODS HAIR rms
r0RArIvEs-I- a question asked daily by hundred.
We answer without hesitation O. fear of ooutrsdle-
uon that this l. the only article known which viii -
al :, promise. for the hair. Il Will rsne~ "a. growth
lit will stop IL fsiling-it will restore natural
oclor. II i not Hair Dvs. bns speedy and erica
elsus Restorative Trial bc'iles 81 pin,s A.. quart
e.
cAV1icS.-Be~sre cf~Orthless initiatives. a. se.s
raj sir~sdy in the market. called ~ di6sreas
nance. IL zone unless the words professor weocs
Hair Restorative. Depot St Louis. No. and N~-
York blown in the bottle. sold by all Drugsisif
and Patent Mecicine Dealers. AlsO by al Fancy ssa
rcllet goods dealers IN The United States and Cana
das imssiwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29
mr.. .. ~. Nclean.s Volcanic OIL
1inimeut.
TnE B,sF EsrrHNsl ~ Du wcnip. roa Ma
or gEAsT

Tlsvassnis q human beinxs have tes, ssr-d life
q dscrepilude and miscty, y the use a this lnys
nabc ilnlmenl Z. s'l relieve pAfN almost iustai :
taneousiy, and a. y % cleanse, prfib 49, brel the
VOLCANIC oil lINiALNt vlil rriieve. ~ nioss la.
,stst Ts esses ~ hheunnstisn. Gubi, ~ teuvairis
fof Paralysis, Cont acted Muscles s1fnsss o. Veal.
ues- IN The icinis. Muscles ~ iehmepts n wil nov,
- aah Two arplcsions vill tafs sse lhsnai
Hs sdaChe ~ fafsfhe. fof faris - Ssslds a. a.,
fsin, ~ a. uifsiible remedy Tfr a. Az sou VI
IND q al indiSe4sihie feusefs Keep u siws,s -
hard
PLAINTIFFS. FARMERS ~ ans sne hsslnf stsfs.
a hufses, VII ave iannes - nsins Nfiaaa's vi
esnle oii itnimrtf q u speedy sna ufalllhls
cure ~ Calls, spfAins thafss swelling lsn,ensf.
eweensy. Nofes Wsaands. sefstshe.. 90 any ssteff
cssesss. fiy N, snd va viii he eenyincsf
Or. D. %. wct.eau, sole froprl~fcs,
iesdwy saint loals Va
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

o. iltfs eo>alAiST, HIftocsSKss, urApAcur. &C p.
There never has been CATnARTIc medicine.
offered % the public that has given such entire saf
isfaction as Nelran's Unvcrsal Pills.
Being entirely segefah e.they are pssfsctly info-
and be- taken ~ the most tender infant. vel
prompt and powerful va removing ~ Bilious secre-
lions. acid inipuu, iid matter ffosn the slonsch
IN fact they are The only pills that shout he used ia
malafious Districts.
They proiucc 100 gfiplEg, sickness or pain Ia he
stomach ho~els. tl,lRh very active and searching
IN heir operation. pfono;irx healthy secreiions 81
the liver and kidncyS Who viii suffer frors his
ness. headache and foul stomach. when % cheap q
remedy can be ohtained' Keep them constantly "a
hand a single tsec taksn ~ season. may prevent
hours days and inoisihs II sickness. Ak fnr III J.
". Mclsean's Universal i1lls Take no oaher Rs@ne
coated. they tastelcss Price only a. cents pr-
bos sid b. ssft hy nsssl 81 any part q the a.
J. u. MILAN, Sole Proprietor
Garu.r & Third eoaF Ir. g. =.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

4-Private Henry I. .Ryee. Of the Fort
Harrison Guards. has been appointed TO the
staff Of the Zouave re siment as Quarterrnas-
ter's Sergeant He Is hard Al work IN the
offieo OF the regiment AM hs- already mace
himself master of his duties
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s-A watch was stolen from hou-e On
Chestnut street on Friday night. TIE tnef
was found and quietly disgorged the booty
He ia one Of the juvenile thieves Who iniess
he city. and who are permitted to roam
around unrestrained and unpunishee-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

~ Mr.. Jones, the new Postmaster =, tine
place. Is putting the Office i'm apple PIC or
der by applying abundance of soap and
water. be has placed flag staff on the
front Of the building. from which he displays
daily the glorious banner Of the free. the
stars and stripes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

~Caps Jabez Smith desires Us to say
that. aotsithstandiDg he has volunteered 10
vindicate his country flag. he - til eandi-
for the Office Of City Marshal and hopes every
BODY viii bear this IN mind.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

Private adsiccs irom camp Wallace.
where TWO Of the Ierre Hsule comPanie' are.
Il present. represent tho BOYS a. being in
hne heAllh aud spirits. Having just received
their arms. they zeal much larger than usual
ard will now commence military dnss IN
eArncSf
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SETuK ExcKlcIoRs fine Troupe
had a rousing house on Saturday night. and
fairly ercelled themselves. Their Sons Of
Malta was the most intensely side splitting.
They give another concert TO night, and on
tomorrow night they viii give ali entertain
ment Cor the benefit of the families Of those
who have volunteered in defense Of the STARS
and stripes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

S1Ans Asp SrRrrEs The late Republican
pubi.shed in Sullivan by Mr.. Brewing having
pa..ed into the hands Of John W Osborn.
ESQ, has been re christened under the above
name. Mr.. Osborn is inspiring new IGOR into
Ms paper and deserves success
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STRENGTHENING (
BLOOD PURIFIER ,
For Children.

DO you want your delicate, sickiey, ptny children
70 be healthy, strong aud robusti-ihen give them
McLeans strcngihing Cordial tsec the directions a
each bosile,) IL Is delicious 10 take.
onc tAble-spoonial. taken every morning, fasting
IS sure preventive against chill and fever. yellow
fever, cholera or any prevailing disease.
C4IIIo>i-bc~sre 81 Dra<risrs dealers ~ho
may Try % palm upon you bottle Of Btfers or s.r.
sapsrilla (which they can buy cheap BY saying Il 4.
just As good There are even BASE enough q.
,;ea. pat % my name "a dub their Wiz ceco<-
to-. Avoid such Infamous PIRATES and their vfi.
famous compounds Ask Tor Or. J. n. Meloan'.
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier Taxi
nothing else. II = the cny remedy tina; will psrii,
your blood thoroughly, and a the same time
STRENGTHEN and lNNlGoRATE to- whole orssnl.
rsuon. t y put ap IN large bnttics-s pr bottle.
OF siN bottles lot -.
DIR. J n. NcLEAs. sole Propls,er
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sE-Gor. Letcher OF Virginia has very
wisely prohibited The expectation OF -four to
the Northern cities-swise Precaution We
have a very distinct recollection when last in
Virginia of being fed exclusively on bred
made Of Indiana -four We guess Letcher's
ord.. will be obcyei.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-04-29

ApnssS. April % AT a speciaimeei'ng OF
the Tosu Council 81 500 we're appropriated
20 equip and outfit volunteers eniistins here
The same amount was previously raised 10y
private snbscdpficn Cor the same purpose
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kocHKsrFK. April 2s.--A reliable gentle
man has just arrived here from Montgomery.
On Tues9ey last Davies had ordered the
troops 10 ST. on the 2-th for l.ynchburg
Great disappointment VAS felt among the
rebels in consequence OF the reinforcement OF
Eickns.