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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.
Most Trustworthy adsices received from
Virginia place the number Of the rebel troops
OF that State. now in the field. at fifty i've
thousand men.
The enemy are concentrating a large force
south oi Alexandria, and are also erecting
batteries near the mouth OF the 0cc0auan
River.
Heavy firing has been heard this a. In.
from the direction OF our lines on the oppo-
ste shore Of the Potomac, but no reports Of
a battle have been received
The proclamation of the president closing
rebel ports will not be issued at present
Some skirmishing took place this morning
in the vicinity OF the Chain Bridge over the
Potomac II is not believed Ia have been
Of serious character.
The Navy department i- more active than
ever.
From the preparations making il Is evident
the affair at Hatteras il To be follow cd up By
other attacks.
There has been report ia circulation in
this eity this a. m Of the death OF eff Davis
inquiries have been made by the reporter of
the associated press here, but nothing lead
ing Ia a confirmation of such rumor has
been elected. The statement may have
arisen from the fact that rebel flag was
seen flvins at half mast over an encsmpment
of the enemy
The Secretary OF the Navy has addressed
letters of congratulation TO Com. Stringham
and his officers and men on their recent vic.
tory at Hatteras Inlet.
The president has appointed number of
new Brigader Generals. among them Danl
Sickle-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
Night Dispatches.


forisvsIIx. Sept. "A gentleman just
arrived in this city from Richmond, informs
the Joarnal that he was captured at Matthias
Point on the vay North. and returned for
trial 70 Richmond. He reports the numbers
OF TROOPS in Virginia are greatly exaggerated
in the North and in Richmond: that The ac-
,usl numbers oil not reach To.coo n the
State. many o; whom are down with SICK
ness in substance corroborating the state
ments al southern papers. that tally INV per
cent. Of the fighting force are Ia hospital.
lie further ssys that On Saturday last Da-
VI. ~ss very m. and little bors wa- en,ertsir-
ci Of IA, recovery.
The journals informsns on trial al Rich.
mend. rr,s-ed 20 be An Enrii~hnan. and vac
released
A letter from Dublin. Graves county. XIV.
ssss to brothers named Bailey. With Bowie
knives. killed blacksmith named Bill
Sbesfsid. The quarrel srsse from . roliii.
cal fns< The Bsiiey- are Orion men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
MOVEMENTS OF BEN. McCULLOCH-
BEN. AT THE sPRINGs-REMov.
ING HIS woUyDED-THE GREAT
FERTILIZER" MOVING TOWARDS
JEFFERSON CITY.

RoLLA. Sept. 3.-The correspondent Of the
St. Louis Democrat furnished the following:
A gentleman from Springfield. Friday
evening, reports McCulloch with five thous
and Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas troops
was moving towards Arkansas. He was last
heard from at the Chalybeate Springs, near
Mt. Vernon. His wounded were also being
moved from the Springfield hospital and
taken Southwark
On Sunday the 29th, Gen'ls. Price. Par
sons, Slack and Chuschel moved towards
Boliver with force OF some ten or twels g
thousand men When last heard from they
we're marching towards jefferson City. on
the road between Boliver and Warsaw.
Only part Of Gen. NcBride's division re-
NAMED in Springfield.
Thirty eight oil the Dent county Home
Guards were surprised early on Sunday
morning at Bennesss Mills. by $50 rebels
three were killed and eight wounded, one
mortally.
Tho killed and wounded Of the rebels ill.
cd a large wagon. but their number could not
DC sscertained The Guards rctrcated.
Eighteen secession prisoners taken b, the
Guards the day before. were confined in q
house near by and the rebels installing them
Tor Unioni.t-. fred upon them. wounding
several
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

GGE. PRRSTIss' ARMY-No REBELS
FoUSD-NEws FROM HARDEE-
RETIRING To ARKANsAs--KEB-
ELS STRONGLY FORTIFIED AT
SlKESToWS.
Cars GIRAsDKsu, Sept. 2--Gen. rrentiss'
Itslo army, which left Ironton some days
since, arrived at Jackson, ten miles west Of
here. yesterday morning. Gen. Prentiss and
staff are now here No enemy Was met da-
ring the march.
The report that Gen. prentiss took eight
hundred and nifty prisoners Is. Therefore.
false.
A scout arrived from Hardes's camp last
night and reported that the rebels kne~ the
exact time Gen. Prentiss left lronton. and
Immediately commenced retreating.
Hariee Was rapidly moving towards Ar
kansas with six thousand men.
The enemy is reported 60 be strongly for.
tined at Sikestown.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

o. MDaisy ara..sber OF srny wagons we're
reeve ia Inlisas2,is from ne msueiactos
ryof Sssrling K M1oa. Jsasrsoaville osbeE
% .nafa.larers are basiIy enssgel in N 'k'ns
wagons for the military service.
A bsnl Cor tie 2).h a,dmsls has been
o. ..n.zsl IA valp,rai.o BY Psof Person
Itlefs thu pace about week since TO join
Tia rssIrneas at C1c keysville
Clvllry. artillery All infsniry com7,nie-.
A.most without numoer. have arrived at In
tianapolis Al goae int, c,ml within the prt
week. The military enthusiasm OF the PEG
pie D. the Safe appears TO be on the IA.
crease.
Joux s BEsxsnrEE - = esniidate for NJ
Tor the Reg IN ms nov forming in the 9th
tso ,res,ioaai District II "a from Ripley
comfy, an 4 a. that county has not We, reeeiv-
ell rstm,ntG a22sin;nea. Or an army
G ntrsc.. Ia elAmswif be- ,tr,n<ly pre-en-
ted.
OK plt-s where the lnillaa b,ys az ST.
Luz are On ,stsre l. i. namA c,m2 Jessie.
a. h1aor %. Gca. F.cnoat's sife. Ano,her
uan.lcam, B,lson. ~ h,nor Of her ia
thu. AMI ti.iri c mp Lafayette, for tho dis
tngaishel French hero Of our revolutionary
struggle
TmE cam a. Andcr,Oa. Zoe the regiment
from the liza Congressional District. u al
Bnx ~. Quarsermaster Still we'll i doing
whatever In him lie fosthe comfort Of the
volunteers.
TafRs arc about w. haahel recruits Al
IniIanspos.s Tor the f9tA rnyal,s regiment OF
in nry. Lieu Col Kiag j. IN commlnd o
his regiment. .iaria< ihc absence Of Col.
Candy
WABASH county h. rIi-cl c,moany OF
eavllry, which IL ready q be reported Got
serv;ce 4 company ofInlAnirs u aio trm
ing. which makes ths thisl one.a four weeks
Toe w companies. brought 4 indianapolis
b. Cap, Parrish. a few DAY. since. wer'
raised in three weeks. Altogether. wabasl
csaay has rais "a soma Eve companies OF
he's ova responsibility. AMI furnished mel
enough TO hllu2 several companies fror
oths- eDusties. Wabash has done veil.
THr stA r,sm,at. Col Dampns. : sbea
far. TA. biaaSet. for The eatire regimen
we're ..n, 70 tas Camp ner the lafaye,t
dsr,s. the ether day
Cot wuItcns German regiment oecs?is
Camp Murpay near the Lsfayesse depot =
Tbs re dment says the indianapolis Jos'a-
1. IN IN ~ thorough In discipline q any "
have seen. Tor the time Il ha-.oeen in camp
ossk e,sts of the [ : army regaiatio
sors, are nos seat from tie Qusrermas'e'
deosrtm.ai :o- 1aliant. 20 our trecr.
wesc-a vtryinia. Al the rate - l.li9o ?
d.
rux sm or b1rci eanasa ocierci 1
Governor u ,rsoa fran Me- Green's A.
Z t.ac na,ti. have arT.vei al Iniiansapl.
havs besa 1 s7e .s.si an received.
Srll Ax,1Hra -tno.her enc Com.ei
eonasnlel b cPs Geo. H,rvey. 60
down from PAske c,uass. ye.se-las ns<o..i
sni vent into Cam yiss tn. make. 4
ssa Companies IN M. cams.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
NEW.YORR MARKET.


INV YoRK, Sept. J.
FIouR-State very scarce and brings Sc.
more, with u fair export demand, while other
descriptions are dull and dropping; sales Of
IL. 900 bush at 81 20@$4 IS for super
State. 81 4o@$3 70 for extra. - 30@$ IS
Tor super Western. 81 4o6S4 70 for good
extra Western. S. 00@S5 10 for shipping
brands extra Round Hoop Ohio. and s. 20@
ass 25 tor trade brands. Market closing
quie'.
RIA FLora--Q uiet and steady At 81 3O@
81 s5.
Corn MEAL continues steady: sales OF
100 bbls jersey at 81 50.
WHIsKY-Market firm: sales OF 700 bbls
at l74@l7ke.
WHrAr-ScArce and with fair export de-
mand; sales OF IS, 900 bush Milwaukee Club
al 81 0sle: $500 bush Amber Iowa at
Al 90: 81. 900 bush Winter Red Western a,
81 1851 49,; 1000 bush very handsome
Amber jersey at 81 20; $500 bush White
Ohio at 81 Is; 1880 White Western AT
81 23@SI IS; $500 bush White Kentucky
at Sl,l5@$l 80. aud some very choice new
White Michigan at al 30GSl3l.
RYr-Quiet and steady at about previous
prices.
BAnirr-Dull aud nominal. We notice
sales of 50 900 bush barley malt at &c.
! CogS opened shade rrmer, and CLOSED
quier at yesterdays prices; sales of 10 300
bush NJ 36t6c; 3Sc for common TO mixec
Western: i5ce5o for good to prime shipping
do.
OArs-In moderots request for State.
PoRx-Dull. heavy and lower; sales o
Us bbls at Sl4 25ta$i4 50 for mess.
BKrf-Quiet and steady. small sales =
81 00@$s 50 for country prime; s. o0@
81 50 for country mes; - 00@$ll Is 70
repacked mess. 81 75d$l3 50 for sKtr
mess Prime mess beet and beef hams ar
nominal and unchanged. Cut meats ruiz
quiet at 4la@4s4c for shoulders; s@eir
for hams
BrAcox-Dull and nominal.
LAnD-Hcavy for common descriptions
but prices. however. are without muc
change: sales OF 200 bbl- at sis deizc
Burns selling at e6llc for Ohio. and i
dl4rc for State.
CHrr.r in fair request At 6isase.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

No ~. Main -. under Tie National House.
Turr HAUfE. lsDIAxA
Aswe manufacture our Eastern work. sc
en- and wiil sell good Al lower prices than
can be bought At any other house in the
trade Persons wishing - buy al ~bolesals
will fnd Il 10 their advantage 20 buy OF
NJ. a. we riH sell al the lowest Eastern prices.
No. Ia. Main Street. Terre Haute. lad.
Factory near saugus Bridge. Lynn, Mass.
Custom work and repairing done 10 order.
>3dk~3m.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

NV Yosk. Sent. a. The Asago has ar
rived
An officer Of the return NJ expsd ION from
HAtteras reports having cen, ne - hainp-
to. Road. a strange steal uer, towing WHAT
appeared 10 he floating battery, ana he
heved il was intended % m efruet eommuni
cation between Fortress NJ mroe and ismp-
ton.
The Courier Des Etal Tn a has gone into
new hands. and viii hereafts DROP advoos-
ting rebellion
rammany Hall. lat night. elected a inil
delegation Of ioyaists TO the Syracuse Con
yention.
The Times Washington correspondent
saws IL has been determined b y the Govern
mens 20 hold the position al Z ape Hatteras.
although the original intent m vas 10 lie
stroy aud abandon the work but nov II
will be made rendezvous for army and ma
val forces.
This expedition is but the c. .E2neneenselt
Of operations. for which the issv Depart
ment has made ample prcpe azfnbs. snd
which will be rapidly developed
The predeller Herbert arrive 4 Yesterday.
having brought as prize a sm all sicop. ia
ken the dav previous. She Is cavity headed
with revOlvers. primers. aminr milton, inclu-
ding one thousand pounds 81 percussion
car. surgical instruments. m sd.c.nes, &c.-
She vac worked by three me- D. uae of whom
e-cAped to the Virginia shor .. Tho others
were taken prisoners. The loop - said 20
have taken on the freight in Washington
The Herbert shelled the Sods and besci,
rear the RsppahannccS. Wit bout dis covering
any rebels
The Heraid's corresponde M seeds the fol-
loving dispatch: \ dispatch has been recciv
ed here to-day. from Richmond. via Lou
iSviile. announcing the de Ath OF j Ell. Davis
This accounts for the display of ia Is al hall
mast from the rebel ramparts TO DAY
The rebels AZ Aunson's Hill are prsctie-
ins their artillery in throwing balls and shell
Into the adjacent houses. compelling the in
mates, chiefly women and chiidrs n. to dee
70 the words for safety.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

- The soldiers in Camp Niso. ~eFe
e.llei out last evening. on drcss parade. by
Gao. Os51rn. Temporary commsndsns ~ RE
Do Aaer going through ths usual evolu
tion.. capt Osbsrn ia.roiu-ei Col. Csuli -
the resianent. wao ~ greeted Nth three
hearty cheer ~hen ne made short address
a the officers. and retired
Col Crurt has neu assumed command Of
the Camp. AID !, rapidly pse2sriag the reg
msnt for b~ins mustered mt the Usiied
S:ases service--whieh I'll probably tske
pse today.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
SEw YORK STATE DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

Sssscrs s>eps 3.--Tse Democratic Goa
,enlioa 70 morrow. BIDS fair % be one Of the
largest and stronees, kei for rlany years.
The expressioa generally seems 10 be IN ia
vor OF sireroes prosecution Of the mar:
sx.;nsf any separation Of tb> St-tcx. ana In
favor Of hoidiug forth offers Of peace ~ sny
moment her wlli ressrn 10 their allegiance
Tier also eoa8su the State policy Of the
Repahlican party. srd favor rseoastruc.
tsos Of tbs Cxhipes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
LATER FROM EUROPE.



HALIYAr. Sept. 2-The Arabs from Lir
erpool on the Goth. and Quesnsts wa on the
18th, has arrived.
Breadstuffs inactive.
Consois elesed for money at 81 S9l "a
Protestants are TO be sllowc l TO open
schools in France.
A company of Italian soldiers arriving 81
Ponte Loudzls. while being refrs shed. we're
set upon by the people. and a nu mber mas
sacred. The troops retsliated th e next day
by destroying The whole town. One hun
dred and isty persons were killed
The independence Beige pub the
substance OF an autograph letter from the
Emperor ~ the Pope, intimating that IL the
condition Of affairs be amelioratei, the pre-
sent status is 10 be maintained.
lrAlr.-The correspondent Of the London
Times gives very gloomy account OF the
state OF Affairs at Naples.
Cardinals Pueslom.ni and Sanracci are
dead.
Two supposed assassins had attempted TO
enter the house of Garib.ldi. They escaped
altar being fred upon. 0ne az them Sas
wounded.
The Resctions,s had made an attempt To
land force at San Del Toronto, but we're re-
pulsed.
AusrkfA.--The Hungarian Dict Was form
ally dissolved on the 23d Of Aug, and new
one Is to be called. resolution passed
both Houses. declaring the dissolution OF the
Die; illegal. and protesting against the I'M
constitutional a7d arbitrary conduct of the
Government
The collection of taxes by military forces,
viii be rigidly enforced
A collision had taken place between the
soldiers and the people. in consequence ofthe
latter singing national air..
The relations between tie European and
japanese Governments. are likely TO be dis
turbed. Foreign merchants wee being rob
bed IA open day. and il was bellies Ell that tho
Japanese government sanctioned IT,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
Aueaflen Young Wen OF Tevre
Hausrf

There !. nov ar crporuniss ioryosns men.
between he ages of eiehssen aud thirty
years. - ioin = csvsiry comnsny-csrsain
Renarsl's knights. OF 81 Leuis ihe kaishis
arc attached oy onies ~ Gen fremont. -
Co Ncrrilli cavalry rexineut
CO. merrill 3 reyaiaE arsng ocices -
only trrHfy.frs yoaag men are wansei .
.orsrets thss eomsans. Hsr.es sd eQaip-
ases furnished. alp Transportation % :;
I.oei>. The eonpany'. qusss~r- are ~ The
Nev Darsirks. IN relr 81 ne f,xgrourds =,
-. LaziA TIE nca uuss ~ % le.se
by the lass 81 tbs eees ba'Nes hrss.
Banl apd leader 40 wantes
Apyls Al Hesroiss sssre. ~esa sads ret.
lir rqsare-
THOMAS n HsEEyNAx.
s2@2s Ssrgssst
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

MtrTrAnr Law - NfSsogEL--our di.-
patches brirgs n the important news THAT
Fremont has declared martial 4w N As.
s1uri-that al persons found N arms agaii.st
the Government are - be shot, the property
Of oil rebels % re eonhscsted. and their ne
gree % be declared FRKE MS' Frank
BARS scheme % aboiItonize Misso1r. -
woskino"-the ...rrepressible conhict' =
coming - tiaeesHes Saa.
Tie cditor o. The SEa evideols don't
like the idea that rer-ons found in arms
against the Government .hall DC shot. he
don't want his friend. 70 die that Wy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

CIScfSSsrI. Sept. 3-r. NJ.
FIorR--Unchangei and quiet. The De
mand il quite light at 81 60ts<3 s. for su-
psrfine, and S3,1s@$s - for extra.
wnr.r--In better demand. aud the de-
cline in white noticed yesterday vas recon-
mended, the market closing hrm at 70@73c
Tor prime to choice red and sods5c for
prime 20 choice white The lower grades
are dull and heavy.
CoRS-Stcady nj q ia 20c.
Okrs-Dcclined TO 2d23c
WsIskr-Steady at lSc-
Nothing done in provisions sxeep, lard.
which ia in demand at g.
GEocrnrrs-Quiet. The demand - con
fined 10 the jcbbing trade.
ErcusScr steady at ize premium. Two
wear Treasury notes At s,c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
KENTUCKY LEGIsLATURE

FRANKFORT. Sept. 3.-HousE-The pro
ceedings of the House were unimportant.
SEsArE.-Judge Robinson. of Scott coun-
ty, was elected President pro tenn.
Six or seven Senators, more than the Con
stituton allows, have been elected. and the
permanent organization of the Senate de-
layed by the question Of contested seats.
No Southern papers received to-day
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
SAFETY or JEFFERSON crTY-Nc
CrLlOCHf ARKANSAS

JrrrrKsc~ CIR. Sept 3-Later informa-
sioa iron Lesirgfon .on6rm the safety Of
shss place. and the ~lfhd-a~4l of the rebels
There ! mich dissatisfaction N Ne
Cullochs army. lie Is in Arkansas. This
- reiis bic.
An expedition crossed into Galloway ooun-
" las, NJ n. destined for Columbia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

I'VE SEVENTH sEN-ASSrAL SESSION % Tie
i Terre-Hsuse Female College. viii oommence On
Thursday. the .slh q September next he same
Professor sud Teachers who have Adv and - az
FIcrxrtr filled the several departments q The Cot
isxe heretofore. wil. with fe~ ekceptons. ccntnus
IN the ScAool Thosc vi-ting 70 enter should % 40
~ ne b gaining n pes- - ANY further trforns-
sion o. sestsioxae % A. seaoi. may - esd By sd-
dressing The undesssnec ~ ierrc-nants
.nlsG.f JOHN COVERT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
Noon Dispatches

0eSei xsvemenss en- the Ssuth-
sra cssss-chsnse Al Tao owner.
. ID fsae 81 the Csarisr-D es
sta. usis-Tammasy delegate.
q. IN ssyrseuss Csav~nsisn-The
Cover Sneas will Held Cape
Hst,era s-Acsivs Msvsmess An
the NAVY Dersrs1ent-A vaiua-
bic Prise Smelling the Woods
on the r sssnae-Jesr Davi.
Deaa-Rsbsr Flag atHais- Mast
--The rraitsr Smelling Houses
Occupied by w smsn and cAiid-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

~ 49, .rs . 80 ur-~ osk~ - 10 hisAlr esl--
ssss~A >asr l<e Al Rartl<sts, .h<k ara vsrrs1.>rt
:. - a. sxc<ti<ns sr.cie - ss<v,-< As sas t-l<~
-, - - rksp< -. ~ lax hsrts. 49, - ses
s...A. n a-<urps.>t 4 a ~srrsr,r<t slse. = 20.
-s-- psins an rr~~-~ fte> -oes-. sslx- uzs, u-s-
N f-sss f<~s --l>~>. 80 ~stts 49, ros Al kn4s
e rr-aE-u~s.
sSr csn - R.rs,~ss. ~ss = - sss>< a. s~Y<s
ssks s-1uns 3 !. eli x~1A tsFfhss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04
FRESH OYSTERS /

KERNs REST AURAN
CHAELKa KHAN has commenced receiving
At his very popular Restaurant. Fresh Bait
more Oysters. which Eili De served up under
the suDerintsndeDce OF Mr. Pratt. in every
possible style % suiI he taste. and in double
quick time They ~ill De re eissi daily
throughout the season. su3ldiw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

eF-Mrs. n. L. Fowler wiil eommens NOV
school Thursday. sepssmb-r ssh, IN the = 0"'
formerly occupied by Ars- Moore. corner
Cherry and Flfth streets Terms from s. 10
s. per quarter AUS dwIr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

The a9Tcst-s~E hasir; t,eer rs~t~'1 - hea.ib IL
scw weeks ~ very simple --rn-ds A-tor having 'ui
kroc several y-sr- W. sossrc hung a.sccso1, az
that dresd disease. CorslInpto-s snxiors e. .asA.
kae~n 70 his f,.low-sus-rvrs the rnsas- - cure.
To tho-c who ND. - Try il, u VII sod eofs
In prescription used lTce Of charye' ~fA The dire
.ious for preparing and r,iEs - same. walsh they
viii end cure for Cc'lsaapnol. assAHs. bsOr-
eh.s., se- Tie only object q tie advertise. = ~
s-oilIS the pss~sTsPuon ~ scEeei t.e a--ic.i an
srcs1 lnsc1asrsn Which he concrlve 10 bc inva.ea.
be. and he bc- e--ry .aser-r -fii ", Is reI.sd
.. costs th-n nsSains. A. ra-y prove 81 ss.Hs.
Parties Wishing 10 psc-- .io- vii 7,oA-e sscr'~>
iss-v. EDw ARD a. WILSON.
Sl.iiar.sb-ss.
seplef~f~ King Comfy, y. Y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

The Great English Remedy

ar JAMES CiARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS :
Prepared from prescripf,oa NJ Sir J. Clark
NJ ID. Physician Extraordinary t. Ia Queen.
Ms invaluable medicine IL unsa.lag - ID. car-
ali those psiafai AID dangerous cissa.es ~ch -
s~rnsle consultation l. -ztecs- n aoe~r.tes all
oe>ses and removes all ob@irursicns. aAt s7eedr
esrs may he relied or
TO sAERfED LaDfIe
particularly suit~d. II ~iil. IN . sbor time
briag 90 The uzoatAiy period 18th regularity
Esch bottle. price %. dollar hears tb> ocSern-
us-ni stamp of Great BriuAin. 70 prevail cssDsss
sSv
CAruoN.
7l~-< Fn- -k-.4-s 80 L1t- - o-s.,fss d.~s..s
1s> FTgST ZHSEg sOs7In q PocS~dsos,s
Q<, are surs q bring ~ N-Nsrrisy-, bsf a. 80,
o-l>r f4aae res 49, stys--
IN al cases a Nsrvos. anf splns. Ars~uo-s. r.lr
In The Each ard I.Eahs. f-sisas slight essrtsor
Paiyitaison 81 The Heart. Hy-s-rios and wtsse-.
th~ss Pills 81, -a~cs cure -heu al ott-r --sAs>
h.v. failed. and although = powerful remedy. a.
not coutsin iron. oAiornel. antiIsory % sD,sliIs
hurtfsi 70 tAe constitution.
Fzii direction. Ia the pamphlet around -.<k I,-ss.
an. -iich shouss ~ ear~fs.,, pges>sss1.
sose gent 90 "a UriseS s's'os an caasas.
sJg SosTs. Haic Z. q. f-.L~io 4 c.,
Rorsssser, ~ Z.
SE-si.co sol postage sts'np- enclosed 10 az
suthor.r-d .s-us. -1n ls-.re b0sus. coo,@fnsns 80
P's BY r.trrn mail. SD - J. h. Cunningham
and ?. y. Dynssiiy. Terr-- Haols. ssa ell GOO
p-rssis:-. Iuy7sdwsI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

sz-our re- o 4 by telegraph. though sers
meagre, to-day. Is highly important. The
runor Of the death Of the rebel President.
JET Davis. teass many evidences u being
true. What influence his death M have on
the future course ofthe rebels, time alone can
determine. That Is will. 20 some extent,
entasrass them. there can be no doubt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

l -ao-n n ssav rsncelp that al the rctss ard
80 acro1ut- = IA lsfo trm % Klishs stsph~ns
Co are no. ~ IL hsnts a. The u1dersigret for
seuisus<rt ani - stcsn payment uanss ard esn ony
- made fnnaeiiste attention - called % tbs mat
trr e. thoss We f-i - svsii themselves e ne
ssasat e 81. nsgiee. aust rxr~ei . pay eos.s.
A. -. a. !, kfkS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

INDIANA AsBJRy UNIVERSITY .-S.xt Term
j commences. September lsth- Examination fcr
amis.lon % classes Monday ard Tuesday preceding.
Prospect Coz students xcod-
Provision sor German at frcnca =; low rate
A course % Geasral Lectures free
Fx~~nses can BE greatly rstueed. especially ~
those boarding thensslvss
No tboaxht - suspsn1ing.
Law ssrm viii oou.raeret November -. lssi.
THoS BOWMAN. rr~T.
J. TrSesrs. See'y.
fsarExca<rin AuE -. ISL Do Il
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

ScHooi NoTicE-Niss
oyen her school, corner Sixth
on Wednesday next. Sept ish.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-04

BALrixonE. September 3.-The Baltimore
American of to day says that no rebel troops
were nj Winchester on Thursday. except a
few who wero sick At Leesburg there are
three or four regiments. one at Waterford
above Point of Rocks and one at Goose
Creek
Letters from rebel soldiers at Richmond
stare that the troops are in a sad state OF
restitution. being birefootel and in want OF
suitable clothing.
The skins in a tsnrery at Hillsboro had
been taken dripping from the watts to convert
into shoes.
All tho horses from the Union and disun-
ION farmers had been seized. which created
the greatest dissatisfa.t ton.
The want OF confidence il increasing daily.
the hopes of the rebels being kept up by re-
ports that the general government had emily
thirty thousand trocoe around Washington,
and found il impossible to recruit any more