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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-07-20
rayIor's Celebrated Saloons,

whec visitors have their meals, or, II they desire
they will be furnished in their own rooms.
B,S The fae served in the Saloons and Hotei IS ac,
knoyeiged by epcuIes be vastly superior to that OF
any Dther Hotel IN the city. -. r; :; A.,
with all these advantages, the cost Of living IN the
p,rnonnl is much below that Of any other first class
Hte Gll'SoN q W. r''p''o'''S
As,.lfs. 1, 1s60.-ly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Noon Dispatches.
btewiug = IN Hsliins-Hard on
Leseher-NeWs from Hatteras-
severe storm and High Tides
Ctethtug 81 the Goth InAisna
Regiment Lo>t.

FonT MosRor. Nov. o.-The following ex.
tract IL from tho Richmond Examine q,
Nov. 4, and Is from the report OF Cant Hun.
ter. of the coast Of Maryland.
OK CoSsKDEKATE STEAMER Cun1r~,
October 20, lc6l
At dawn yesterday We started. and on our
way We looked in at Beacon Island and
Ocrocke. bat saw nothing with certainty Of
the enemy az or near either point Wethen
started Tor Hstteras Inlet. and ~icr near
the position OF the inner buoy. ;Ae enemy
opened upon us from the fort 49, two or
three OF their steamer withop; I'M, g, When
coming with easy range lighte' lhe rihed
cannon aud fired nj the Harriet lie. The
fort and steamers continued 10 f.r' ~ rapidly
a. possible. We hred SIX times 4 the stern
gun five times IL Is uncertain whether the
enemy sustained any injury. 1ho vsndals
fired twenty three shells at us--only one
came near. Feeling that had carried out
the spirit Of your instructions, ! Withdrew
and waited within half mile of the buoy
hoping 60 draw the steamer outside. When
we fred the stern gun the fort returned the
shot. We stood back and fired another shell
and took our departure. All hands display
cd great enthusiasm. and seemed delighted
when one steamer began moving towards Us
There we're 3. anchor inside, sixteen sailing
vessels and three steamers
The steamer Spaulding i hourly expected
:, FORT Monroe. and NC viii then hare the
news OF the fight.
Nothing has been heard from Hat,er1- for
two weeks
The Richmond Examiner, of Nov. 1th.
says the work on the Merrimac is still nm
completed and there are great complaints OF
imperlection Of the iron work rs furnished
by the foundries there. and ndd-. il j. Ger
tainly high time she vas completed.
The correspondent of the Examiner com
plains that Gov. Letchcr who had visited the
Peninsula 10 look after the situation, bad
done nothing on arriving there hu; a; hog.
tsa AID drink.
The Sraulding has just arrived from Hat
terss Inlet. bringing Col. Hawkins. who pro-
ceeds 10 Washington on specia! boai. on
business connected with his post.
The storm az Haueras Into. was very Sc
we're. and the recent high tides have com
plctoiy overflow ed the space outside the forts
A new channel IS forming between the forts,
and it Is anprehended they may become I'M
tenable.
About q quar,crof she clotl:n, ofthe 10th
Indiana regiment had been landed from the
opaulding. Friday night, but the gale com
ing on with tremendous severity. il was wash
ed awsy. Some other stores were also ladd-
Ell and lost. Yesterday ten days rations for
the post were safely landed. but the Spaul-
ding brings back the greater part o: her
cargo.
Five rebel steamers came near the Inlet
yesterday. but retired after firing few shots.
Two coal schooners carrying fuel 10 the
feet. made Hattcras Inlet, during the gale.
and hoisted the signal of distress, bur could
not he reached by the vessels inside.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

wHrEK l. ApsUTASI CENTRAL 1Hosss.--
We copied Yesterday from the Valparliso
Porter county, Republic. says the Indian
spols Journal. a statement OF some signih
e.nce. IL asserted that Of 252 hJrses. sent
from Pennss lvanis 70 tire Northern portion
Of this State, FOR Col. Brackets cavalry re
giment. bu, IS we're ft for service All the
rest were wretched. worthless creatures. Ut
terry unffi Tor that Or any other service. The
list Of complaints with which the animals
-erc sisbly affected. given by the Republic,
i equal 10 Shakespeare description Of Pc
t-uchios horse. These horses were purchs-
eel for the Government by somebody. and
sc don't think IL could have been .remont-
Where Is Adjutant Gencral Thomas, That
investigating old gentleman might find work
for several reports rigi:: under his nose. If he
cared as much TO protec, tho Governmer, a.
to oust = popular General.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

~ Al = time when the people are aEx-
icusly looking to the telegraphic columns of
the newspapers for startling announcements.
which may either elevate or depress the feel
ings Of the patriot. futile would proclaim 70
the world and the rest of mankind" that
be is now ready 10 supply the people with
bis mafehiess zinee meat for mince pies
The manufacture Of this article j, wholly un-
der the direction and supervision of Mr.
futile. and the materials used are Of tho
choicest and fines quality.
October 40. 1851 tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

GS. AAsY A. CRossg.. Teacher II M
sir, will give lessons upon the Piano Porte.
with or without Tho Use OF instrument In
struction In Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
either choral or with Instrumental accompa-
nsmens. New popular sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply Al Music Room on
Sixth Street adjoining Miss MeLecd's School
Room. or AZ her rc-ice.re. Corner Of Ohio
and Third streets.
FIRST class Piano for sale. Terms rea
sonahls din
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

tlsciss At. Ner. &
Flour vs. 10 NC better teniad ~
der ihe New York sdi -sr "a es.e.. a
shade higher. sac e. esl b.. a. 81 Ists
% for supernne A.. <ifi6ff - Go er-
tn
Whca. trmcr bnf ,.ll la-ler. f.i -. "a see.
aud white s5e5l
ost. firm nj ;.slkGeic
Corn x9c ana hsm~f
whisky in active dosnaul rs ~
Good dem nd for bfcun. side. 10 = a.
i.c. ~ith sale q - hhds. syeras'n- fas
rate. NJ demai.d. cle-r shoulders I'd NJ e.
mes PORK largely declined ui.h ss'cs 81
49, bill city brands a sI0.s9 sl0..5. 1o1
boSs sold Al ~. l2t and iet 81 efcsa 10 -
~ Tie frr shsu.c and g. for htm-
There srs bgfcT at6 4li. o. hr Csiir.
erei his q 'aft. Al = 70 te-sts Sra = in
legs.
Se~ me- rork 49, errfsl 10 das 81 ps-
cembe a. &C
Erch.nge dan a. -, gfsr TIE taTli D
Increases
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Recruits for the Forty.
Third Regiment.
Able bodied young men wanted 20 81. up
this Regiment. rov auartered at Camp vigo.
Apply soon. WM. =. MCLEAN.
Lieutenant Colonel COMMANDING

Ienant Colonel Commanding.

cavalry.
BY permission OF the Adjatabt General.
able bodied men are wanted 10 form com.
pany 70 Gil a Brigade 20 rendezvous in New
York city. where camp for instruction will
he organized. Good quarters. a handsome
uniform and frst rate horses will be supplied
Immediately on arrival in camp.
PAY tls TO S2s PR MONTH.
with rations. clothing and bounty. Every
loyal state win be represented ia this Brig
ade. No one will be accepted Who Il willing
~ enlist in the i3d Regiment. ~ there 10 no
desire or intention TO re,ard the filing NO Of
hat Regiment.
Recruiting Office al the south store in the
Linton Block. Market Street. Terre Haute.
Qa'rteS rstions and nay To commence with
date of enlistment
=. d. PRESDEE.
Z. r. HUvEY.
DELOS GOULD
October ~. -du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

WooLrx MI1TFNs.-An officer iron West
Point. who commands one Of the iinest req
nsut- in the service. suggests thai rooleG
sailten. Tor the soldiers rili be greatly need
81 when the cold weather begins. VIII not
al Who can employ themselves in this ~.y.
help to furnish i've hundred thousand pairsr
They should DO knit With one finger. to al
low free use Of lhe first finger and thumb.
IL !. aid there were more soldiers disabled
g. the Crifnern var from trust bitter hngers
tran from sDy one cau-e All newspapers
please copy ,his-'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

MASrrA AAkI.s.-Mrs. ". Rowlsos would
announce 10 :hc ladies' OF Terc Hsute and
vicinity. .f-. sac las resumed the Man,ua
Making business. IN the house formerly oc-
cupied by Mrs. Govsrman. ON Ohio street.
between Third and Fourth. where she is
prepared TO receive orders from her former
friends and patrons.
Haring jus! received from New York the
latest Paris fashions, she r prepared to fur
nirh work of character thst cannot fsil 10
r,lessc the mos, fsslidious isf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
FIGHT MN WANTED.

John II. Barr. of:his city. !. authorized 70
recruit eight r~n tor Capt. william
sons Company, IN tie l4,h Regiment. Ind
ana Volunteers. now ii Virginia. This i
unqucstionably tive BEST regiment in the ser
vice. and one 10 which e viii hereafter be
great honor ~ have belonged. Who will
be the EIGHT fortunate nsn to apply frsts
Call or John II. Barr soon. in kis new build
ing. or Fifth street nldtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

BsIrIyosr. Nor. 6-The election j. pro-
crossing quietly Gen. Dix this morning IS
sued instructions 10 JaIgcs TO allow no man
70 vote who took par, or bore arms in the
April riot. or who refuses when challenged
to take en- oath Of fidelity to the Government
The whole Unicn ticket will OF course be
elected by clear and undisputed majority
OF the loyal voters OF the State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Rebel Picket> Advancing - Rebel
Pickets at Fairfax Court HOUSE
Moving Towards Leesburx.

wAsHneros. Nov. 8 --scouting parties
from Gen. Smiths division, in the direction
of Fairfax Court House. report that the reb
el pickets have advanced within = mile and
hsli OF Vienna. A considerable rebel force
y ;t Fair AZ House and rebel troops are
being thrown west Tn the vicinity Of Lees
burg.
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The Great English Remedy
~ LANES cl.aaEE's
CELEBKATED FEMALE PILLS
Pr'sosed frS's a ryss~r.psicn e SIR j. coris
MD Fsssscsen Extraordinary 70 "a Que.

ffs<s IN f-fi-Asst4 ILL
Prspoyed fr-'a - pr,s~ypsion or SIR !. Carl
MD, Fhssscsen Extraordinary 70 "a Que.
Thls irTA.eao. ls,.slss. = saE...as = a. es-.
"a thn-- r-irfui ~ ds---- f.-st.s. s. ra,eA n.
'--- .-..a .ss-1s-t- i sAs. 49, 80 -
-ssfe al,i r....tes -. obssS-ss-sa... 49, .s.et
49, a.ay - s.is<e e..
TO sAkKxD LADIES
rsriicssi.Iy ss.s-e. y ~fi. n : sI-t IN
- ~ G. n -so.f5'y r<riss s.lh rsgai.rt,.
Rssh bessie. p-sce -. seii.f, b~.~ IT,
renf si.ss ofc-ssi c-itta.n. = p---~ss soons.
s.iD.
cArrios
1k.. fr.s .tos.a ~ ~ frl,-- D. y.,rs.l,- sss.
"a f7ss1 THRfE H's7Bs ~ re.-ssc,.s
~ ars sugs % tr.ss - kss~ ss~ss< al a. Ga.
d. s4sFs 10 are az
u A. oss,s ~ k-rvao> As< s,ssss af<>tezs "a,
r. q R.ek srd f'-ss. No. e. sssk, er-rsSor
P.p.,sroa 4 ths b.sr-. E,-s-.rs 49, whss...
thsss r;is s1ii ac.es c,rs 49,. 81 chez r,ssus
haze s-is1' 81. si,hoax- r-~sr>i rsr.esx. Is
- eroisr '-oc. rA's-s>'. ar.1a..r-- % srv.airs
t-rtfal - lss o1rsut-use.
pm S,-cosious q tie p<z.p&--s .seSss e..
80. -ss~h sso-ss - esr.sslly rr-r-s~s.
-. Agsai ~ sss Gala s..,-s ~ cs.s.--
Jon Aoszs. flNs<f. G. I.ls~<- SCs.
rs<..rz-<r. xr
- B.-<i.co Ass rs>.~- STAMPS szs.sr.s - ssg
sutAv',et ar-r,. ~ lr~sre sesGs. sx-ssiasss g
PziL - -~.c-- -.H 49, ~ - c.---axA.n
~; ?. Dvaa,.s. rs-.-Assts. sas al s,s:
DIsxs.A .nya><~r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

Way Df.rrEsssSo.--The Mt Carmel Reg
i.ser saws that on the dAy Cart HiShmsn's
family received the news Of his death. they
had but Just returned from the burial OF his
child. who had been killed By being run
over ~ 4 runaway team attached - heavy
~a.oa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

Nav iorE. Nuy.
stocks ratnoE more don. nd navy. r,ih
or lover: closing dull. Chi a 4. }. sd. J.
&. 625s NJ :. guaranteed So. II 80. llt...~
~ !, Fac Mail %. Ere X /. So 10 nic.
ierred bond II: G C. 4 T.. o.. g. 3 A
q. g.: IN. .. bond - Ere - '.on5s 81. Gu
- 7 No. c. t}is Tenn c. q Va o..
g., L. : g. GO 60 n .rc i~erei. ga7
coupons 81. - - coupons :.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Attempt tn Burn Nrssci- Ee..srs,4
Prisoners Richmond

SAVANNAH Nov "a disraira j. lie
Richmond plper' cay Feler ri.o T.
TEMPTED to bum yea ri '4r.laa "a & -
saw Beach. TIE aitCug hc
frigate retired
There were seven II TINS drcd anti eleven
feiesss prisontrs AZ KieAm nd ou Siffdas
lasf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

NEWARK. Nov. 6.-The State ot New
Jersey has gone n follows: Ten Democrats.
ten Independent, Democrats and Republicans
in the House. There is probably a small
Union majority. No State ticket was run.
merely county elections.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

fes laore men and horses are wanted 20
all up Capt d. A. Brigss' company Of Cav
airy no- n Camp vigo. This company Is
DOW nearly fall. and will soon be ready 70
take he Geld. Apply al his head quarters
% Camp yigo.
ID. A. BRIGGS. CAPT
November 5. lS6l.-d5t.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

CIR HALL, Nov. ,. 1861
Council met pur~uan; TO adjournment.
Present. Hi. Honor Mayor Stewart. and
couscilmen Goats. o Boyle. WATSON. Swine
bart. Engles. Walker. Hough and Paddock
Absent. Councilmen Read and Reevy.
Minutes Of previous meeting read AM sp.
proved
Report Of Superintendent OF City Cemeie
~. showing six intcfnents from tho city.
sad three from the country during the month
Of October, was presented and accepted.
The City Treasurer submitted his report.
which. On motion. Va, duly accepted. said
report shows balance in The Treasury. on
the let instant. Of s3s7 a.. of which said
amount S9i ~ belongs 70 The Crave Yard
Fund. and The rest 20 The General Fund.
A communicate from Attorney Mack
relative to publishing the City Ordinances.
and favoring the early publication of the
same. vas received. and on motion was ac.
cepted
Attorney Mack made report Ia rsgrrd TO
tse apporsioned bill. in favor of the Street
Commissioner. for SIC -. which was ac.
sep,ed. Although the Coancil did not order
the said work done. nor was the city bound
Tor tho expense. still the Attorney thinks
the Commissioner should be paid No fur
ther action vas taken in re~pcc, 20 the pay
nent thereof
Mr. Mack csiledthe attention d the coun
=. 70 the condition IL the side. walk. wes,
s'ds Il Sixth. between Main and cherry
streets. and the nece-,ifv of r.n4irinr the
same. 81 IN early DAY
The following petition. sgned by george
q Boori. " n Newhinney. ". y. TueIl
and others vas received;
To t.s Common Council If Ter, Hauie.
Your petitioners. the under-igned. citizens
81 Ierre haute, respectfully petition your
honorable body. that YOU will grant them
the privilege OF grading Sixth street and .ids-
salks, commencing Al the intersection of
aid street. by the Terre Haute. Alton and
81 Louis Railroad. running north a. far 40
LAFAYETTE street. The expenses for grading
said street 20 be credited GU the books Of
the corporation. in liquidation OF their pro
portion OF ssid expenses, for 50 grading. &c
a. and they viii ever pray. Sc
Superintendent Ralston vas Instructed u
pni up four new pubic lamp posts. one ..
the crossing Of Chestnut AMI Eighth. spd
one AZ he Chessna: street bridge
Bids were received aud opeael To- Print
ing and binding Charter and Ordinances. and
ies 70 simpson Co. they being the lo-...
bidders
On motion Of Mr.. Goats. EnEiee-r Ebsits
SO instructed to establish The grade Il he
alley IN the res- Of John Burtsn's
Ga motion Of Nc. wa.ssa. tue Clerk -.
directed 10 draw Orders fcs the .alsr;e- al
regular city ofhcerS
Bills 81 4. Cronsn for tlss aud John Rsr
ZOO for $40 were. on motion. referred
After allowing sundrs bil.s. there ssinx
10 ta.tler business before the rcara. ne
Ccanci liouuacsl
" u. ~Ikw ART. AAvcr
Attest.
J. =. Gvt1cs Ciert
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cou'umpte1. primarily and essentially Que 1.
dsorderei nutrition. be raLonsii, sttsei ec ~
medicine Which rencvstes the nl,rir~e powers
Such a medicine is The PERUVIAN SYRUP. uhs..
chief ingredient sots directly and imraecis.s.y O.
tho blood and arrests the c,sease s...,y .nd .ur.,
Bsi-fSosx. JAY ls. iss<.
wss suffering with q severe Catarrhal coalh b. ac.
e'f'rsu'ed y Wight S~eais. los q Appetite sal
srea; DEBILITY. Which Wa daily increasing. In a..
state, eosnn.srosd taxing ,hs Peruvian sy-,p. l.
few ray,, and tore bad - { ,.s second Lotlis,
NY eoash l. seemed; iAsht s~ssts ee.--d. a p.sss.
- F'si.ied, and With II. ssrug-s a,s v.c- heyeae
Wat baa er.psa fcf tee ,ssr' b,ire ab.- - wa.
several stiles each Gay, ~is.out fsusu- ~h.ls i.,-
e-tc cooli ~sIk caiy = slor' q. isscc
A. :. KELLOGG
O. f6 ck~.~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

Tr~ Ma wkSrrr.-Csrs. Dsfkcy eaas-
W. s,S 10 Gu as ecapan, n Tho Ash reg,
nsat Here ian opportunity nc 90 nen
20 'o-cssalise their nssss- ~ no, ouis h.v-
- belonged 20 TIE isdians ltish regiment.
ea1 ey hsFirs been member 81 csp.- DAT
sey'- company. Capt. p-asrs all - n she
siis Tor . dsy CT two.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
IL L Y +!
BOOTS AND SHOES

W r. MES.
T.REx HsUrr. Isp.
he hss ius, received larger and better
selected stock Of Esst.sti ~ork thar ever be
fore. which be VII Sc b, pric~- n suit these
hard tine
II lao
Makes 60 order. and has on hand -oed a.
sorsment of home r,ace work
COM AND SkE
4 large stres fros. ~hsch g rhoo--
ofvar'gr' tin.s a bcc,s sni shces
y. b. Don't Tor ct The "OLD CORNER. .
Opposite the Scr.hesu Bank ilv sim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

Tie Annual meeting Of the members 81
his connanv Tor the election Of officers viii
he he'd a. the store room formerly occupied
IS J. c. Yaies, on Thursday evening". 70
senhsr :. 1861. AZ : o'clock. r. n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

The Rebels Reinforced aud Expected
In Make an Adsanee-In.poriant
Accession tn the Rebel Army.

SrRINoutLp. No. Nov. a-Geaenl All.
bert Sidney Johnston. uanioe a..a JET
Thompson. with, in all. 1900 MAJ viii IL
pieces oi artillery. loli the borders o. H s..e
and Stodiard counties on the 18Th ult su1
arrived in the vicinity OF FORSYTH tso os
three DAYS since. They have. ere this. nn.-
ted with Price AZ Csssville
ma coNBiNLD RTnaL T0Ecl
The combined rebel armies. ana nsu 81
formed by reliable authority, viii number s G
least 90 600 men.
1Lere are also some small bodies comm.
up from Arkansas; these men are seli ara
ed. and one artillery comranv. cor-ro.el al
Germans from Memphis. j. vesv effective
they have one thirty poua. .at.
should not be surprises q. ans m,ri--.
TO hear ola general advance OF Tie sese,
forces on opTinl field.
This is an excellent time, ccitsinis Ca
the removal Of the General comm8ndir.
Ii Is now thought that Gen. Fremon, vii
not leave I'll morning. The news 81 his r.
mossl j not yet generally known G. IS r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

.TNr JAMS Ferry. one Of the polite
Agents OF the Adams Express Company on
the T. c. Railroad. has our thanks for late
papers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
STRAYED.

STRAYED FROM TIE SCB-
~ scrsnrr. ss1sr ca s-~tio- ". cssr Trr-r ffs-,
~ ~ 18th ssr q Aprfi iatl, trF HaFf. ~. heal
aay selie ssIrs. afeaf lss hsrtf "a sh.rt -
Fras 90. ~upro-rt - - VA sal ~ksa 49, 80
F.tals usrk~-thcsc e. ~ - s.te fsse1. tss
rsr.inx 81 80 se.- 9sr Au~ri = trr caiis-.
ell - pad ~ AZ fnferrstiaG tast - 80 4
h-r rs>v>uy. sAxxs q ss<icE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Beaurcgard Conc To Cna-sc~tos1-
More Troops Going south.

fni-ADEIPHiA. Nov 6.--Ibe haltmefe
sun says Beaurerarl wa- NJ G0u.orsrillf,
Va, Cn Monday, bound 10 Charleston
The News sheet a ! statement from An
napolis. that l 900 troops are cafnrrci there
70 be sent South as soon q the TRANSPORT oil
the expedition return.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Psies In Bath Esvsns Cured.

4 or caiy acoos1t so ny rrrscrt sound hessi.
'rrr TIE cons,.n'. though zocder - q f-a-.,x.
HoIi'~r P'r-,-s-Aasing .rs-u n. .Outh sr,rse. q,
Intervals IRON rnrs. ir both form. sanftlses -
s~reiy q. % completely pr...sr-fe no. aa~- s.
-~-s r'"n'h- p's' fhorsh eih ct &c ls,s 81 s.ssp
an al pl. .cal Effort been er,ls..y fs- frsr,
any synpien y 4 : distressing s.-ease: While Fag
r'nerslL sAl.A Is very mach improved"
Persons dcshsins tn auth~rsicst, 4 tAls eerns
oa.e. re requested 70 call upoa co,aualca.e W.
le ps0rr.ctSrs. They ~,i i1ls pleasure ~ o,.y g.
referring them to IT, author. Tut T. many sler -
have used the Holland R:ier. r.. .e rsra, al.s..ss
witt eqrH. .Vcccss artlsa -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

Ham hsrs'-T Il. i.e~srTr-sha :
ps.eii<.i HITTER. ans socce<-or 20 Jo.esh {.
Yates. corner Of Finh rd Nahash Ssr.,t.
has received his Fali .ss,, Il blocks aad has
cos % hand ssd e manufacturing % erssr
he ha,d-oGe<t ssyie n rsg ard Water
Hats ct posss rszSinz iroa to dollars ~
ssras AZ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Two ren KILLED.

fHnkpnIrHiA. Nov Yesterday after
noon two workmca nrfe Killed. am oi.c s,
verely wounded by The blowing M az a bu "a
ing at the Rridesburg Arsenal OBTAINING
Illuminating powder
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

BUrFALo. v. Y, Nov 6.--Wm. G. Fargo.
Dem. was elected Mayor by several hun
dred majority over James Adams. the Peo-
pcs' candidate.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Corinthtsa Hall Re.tssrant and Hill
lizard Saloou.

tOrfnthtan HaIf Hc>thaThnt md HI
lizard saloon.
p. TuLLY, PscrkIkToE.
The proprietor having fitted up his rooms
for FIRST clss Restaurant. has employed
IL. NJ. Pratt. who vii preside over the eating
department They are now prepared to
serve up Oysters. Game &c. on short no
tee. and in a ssvle unsurpassed By anv home
in the State
They invite their friends 20 favor them
with their patronage. Vow S-2d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
wisconsin Election kcmosai OF
Iremont

AILwArkrE. Nov. 6-The election r.-.
ed of quietly The city Of Milwaukee saa
county gave 3,.'oo Democruicmajor.io Be-
turns 80 FAR. from The State. indicsie the
election 81 v = Haust. Re1tb isan iof
Governor, b, large msioriig lti.f.a1aht
the whole Rr''i'.lir'n State firkct vi3 se
elected
The feuiuiai ~ Fremont u-.- fsle'f od nifh
much regret ara seems SO hr tho .il.nrb-nr
topic
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

Asoisrsscs --HsnF, Nusgrc,e. ! r.
s4visg returned from ~ inportAs, rsssf
G., - rsss. j. again . se found IA ne sshc,
rssay - attend q III h.-re.. ersr,,ssss 70
A'u a. = magistrate
oSsal,e. -. itf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

sE-ndresh's Pills have been Se:urs The ~os,: 20
nearly oae Hundred and ten years. They bsvssue.-
taoi-Shei character foE ssse,s an esno4e-. ~l.1a
place. then IA the fsi RANK Of Al tbo usdleass q
ne day ree. are purely vegetable. hsrn,s,s 70
tAe tendsresi sss or weakest frame yet q suc D,
efficacy 10 thoroughly oissas and purify tie bloc.
tnrc1fa lie organs 81 the stomach and Nowr.s-
They ae ani improve cigcstion. ana sound refr.sk
ins sleep follows their TaeJ have car,s dew
Snd' q cases = The ncs. distressing dyspepsia a.
he symptoms q ooiEarGs3 Consumption have be-
removed b 'eir use. and heath las again 5i-sse
he ofss tesra r.ag Invalid. Ccs;vensss. ttS sr-at
Pror'o'er q dissa-~. - sn'@bs ,-,i 3, 1seee ~:
NP'fieNs enc - ~ - s-c .ra .-~kslss-d Is
s.A-fes.ls 3 ~ - se.a. ~ fsl.B...
i"sei p-ia 2 80 esd = ApsT,o.e a. lacus-
Ai.cs e. eAsss .art-,bed in pro. Prise - cssss
lcz
SOLD ey J. H. cvrsserAs- Tsrr--Hsut,. sc ~ q.
Respectable dealers IN medic.ae. tocfisJ~ins