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Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
SorOttlla, or Kings Evil.

Is constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiated,
weak and poor. Being in the circulation it
p,rrad,s the whole body, and may burst out
III d->iNe On any part Of it, No organ is free
from Us attacks nor is there one which it may
mt destroy. The Scrof i,ous taint is variously
caused Dy mere, ,.yial disease low living, dis
ordered or u'.ho%lthy food, impure air, filth
a.'I h.thy HABITS, the depressing vices and
a owe all, by the yvnercal infection. What
eYcr 20 It's origin, it is hereditary III the con-
St'tutiUn, descending d" from parents to children
uHto tie third and fourth generation :" indeed,
1t seems to be tlrl rod Of Him who says, 81
viii visit the in!guities OF Tie fathers upon
th,;r e. !lr2l."
Ii, e.%-tts conan, ace by deposition from the
2l2.UI c'.:!V, II - ,ll'"rju> natter wh:ch, in
ta} ia1GI, !.v'r, al ~ 'rual organs, is ttnHcd
Iih"cs"S; III ti' glands, svciGag': a"d on
the uln'c, C''!p'lhu, og srr.s. This foul cor
runtloh, Whio', .g'nl - in tav blood. d,ircsscs
the cn.r9,,. g., his y, that s-,pll,u, culStitu-
t''ia Hut u:iY s',.Ir !r'.u SGT lluintls conf
lIIlrj~, hut n " hay far - 31Ngr To With
st1nd til, AKA X, "a! uthtr diseases; coIi~r-
Q@rlttF, u, al. u. - p.r.,A ~ disorders
"h.,!'. "'i!'h;h ~; $50 ii go = j.! L. r nature,
..r' >t.u r'ld lrt t:,.d Ly this -;u.t il the
system. tlo.t ut Tie rIas'r:uptiun Ahirh de-
oiIu.t,, the human tu..,, E,> it. org II directly
IL ta.s >-r5 .:,,s c4!ta..!'.: .'r; aaI many
1vtg :ct .l-.,..., Of tle .rcr k.,trrl-, ..,ain,
a..t ...d a. oi all to- oi-''s, u So from or
AK ,s-grvot / y, q. >.... ,.l.t~1.
U.,u li;a.t.r / al otr .+,. j. ;tic sr.llUrs :;
~ 4 l,l~n< .i' i.<.., 4 - tn, D,.lu :. IN
,,.j. -, "a 4 her J. .,.h =, u',dn:......, fy T.
10 q 3; - r. .a:,'!...,-; ;: SO ul3i. ,".cv4te
,.' ..,,t} l.: ;a al"..f.y' ~. d.,,:., ,,,,l m
r.: ate !. ~ Lya',h. :,,d AK vx,I, is,.
.rvn m,g.iv!4c VIZ Sa.4y II
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
Ayers s &aii1a1tio Pills, I

ich IL ,.E3 i,r'..'luC5 CT { rr.aai;l..i PAYSlG.
=" 80 .n'.'.,, ;aa' s..". ~ ~!;h'n TIC range :.
''.. .'," cH r-',l .,i.,,ai,.' c,. ic Vi M
"t "' 'rN.'': ,i,i.''.t''~ SCI? d, ~. c.ci,,r
..l. i...,',r.'c c|,~v ,''or Of 'n, hun.' org.
ah, r,I'r;r! b.. a.>,. =. a-tl'n, . G I,,', 'i..
is !-... ,.t ..t's. 4, a..:,>. .qa,ncr Of thc>,
p~n"cr,lc+. tla l. ,,iI WA1 bowed Iovl Wit
l. i'm o. en-, r,>l.s, ly .y..,,y At , u.r. :.
si;: vie ;,'.d IL ,..i!e
>nt Only 1" H.. 'rrc lie o-cvv-doy co,or lni.'s
~ ''":E l''y, l,t al-o 1..l.y ;rnaaa;'" and
Ca"gfr.us r.-c'.o-. iur @ge;t l,.ow rtu.,j is
pieces 10 :..rul,p ulatiS uv American Almanac,
cont.l. ing certificate. 81 the;r cr, a..u directions
for t@cir r,c in The !o'!nwiig complaints. CcStiye-
",s', Hr1F n7,, H,oo0chr cyt,inl rroD, Glro,dcyfd
HtoNach. AchS,a. isd,G,at;o", Pcntn,teG Hor4ia
tic. L.u,Gjrc. ard o,hcr kina.cI ronr'ai.,,s,
aIis' from low atatc Ui l.c body obstruction
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
CAUTION

Whining ton, DEL, June 5, 1861.
lagain caution all persons from receiving
any notes or obligations of any sort, signed
either France, Broadbcnts d Co or myself, or
having my endorsements, as all such, with a
few exceptions have been fraudulenlly obtain.
ed. Notes given for legal and bona fide con-
sideration signed by me, will be paid, and Gun
be identified by calling on me-
jel3.3t X. FRANCE.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
Clerk Wanted

A Young Man, acquainted with the Dry
Goods .slness, may, on application at No.
2l3 Market ST., Wilmington, find a desirable
situation. SPENCER ID. EN IS.
Jn6-it
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BOARDING HOUSE.
nHrs. Ann VanDcIt

Informs the public that she is prepared to receive
Boarders, on reasonable terms, House on Delaware
Street, between Methodist and Commerce-above
TsohudY y Collins Store. 1t is situated IN pleasant
part OF the town. and tho are all well ventilated
and furnished.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
For sale

4 Granary with Cribs attached in good repair, and
with lIIe cost may be made dwelling for 10 iamI
lies Price, SO. Apply to
Ie21 John G BLACK
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
A GrcNE Rush.

Perhaps the people generally may inquire what is
the matter at CARLOW ) neN store, when alter look
very place 10 huy cheap Goods. Under the present
crsIs such IudUcmcnt will lead any man, woman
or chIld 10 stop III, without searching further, and
this Is where the bargains are. The greatest pains
has been taken by the subscriber to select choice
and desirable stock of Fancy Dry Goods. including
Cassimeres Cloths, &c. The greatest aud effort
" III be made to show the public his assortment,
feeling sure, after a close examination they Will be
ready buy The fact this idea has been suggest
al by several. Come and see his cheap lot OF Sugar
for 6 !, :. 8 and 10 cts. per h. apI Al
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,

FOR TIE EArID CURE OF
Coughs. Colde, IaGucnza. IIOnrsercss,
CTOn?, TrCnrhit;s, Incipicnt Consump-
tiOii, ci.d fur ;.t Tciict OF COnsumptive
Put;c..', III advanced stages of the
disease.
50 wide is the f,ld Of is usefulness and so nu-
rlcr"us are t." cases Of It's cures, that almost
every section of country abounds III persons pub
hcly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation. and where its virtues are known, the
puLlic no longer hesitate what antdote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
DIR. w. A. McKOWN,
OPERATIVE AND MECHANICAL
3 I'D ME - ME Sk@ e.

SMYRNA, DEL,
Main street. opposite the residence Of Dr. DALEY,
would give n0lce To his customers and the public
that he continues TO carry his business in all It's
various branches. Having been the only practical
DENTIST IN The community for the past ten years du.
ring which lIme ho has been putting up work salts
mclor'y ior Inc cILens not only OF tins place, but
also those Of Philadrlpha Baltimore and Virginia. he
llaers himself that he is still abo to give satisfaction
to any one who may call upon him All work will be
done as represented or Iho money refunded.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. C.. AVER & co.
LOW ELL. MASS,

LOW WE'LL, MASS.
J. P. Hoffecker, Smyrna; d. F. Burton, Do
yer; M. M. Stevenson, FELTON,; w F. Know.
les, Frederick; Thomas Simpson, Camden T..
F. llammersley, Milford E. Bringhurst g. Co,
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
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TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber res oeciuly requests all his cust0.
mers Who have not yet settled their accounts to come
forward atonce and Vay up. as he is out of bus
hess, and IS determined 10 collect all that Is owing
To hm IN the shortest time possible. He would also
say to those whose Judgment Notes and other obllga.
lions That are now due and coming due, not prompt
ly rald will ne executed.
He will he found al all times during the day at MIR.
w f. Spruance's store, the same store occupied by
himself last year. j. F. JONES
r. lie also has left on hand some Boots Shoes
Hats Caps and Dress Goods, winch will be sold cheap
for they must be closed out, there is no general
assortment. anil
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Removal.
The undersigned would inform his customers tn
10 has removed his
VENETIAN RIIND

manuiaclory from No. 2lI Arch street, to NJ. I3C
North SECOND street, above Arch. where hs vii
be happy 10 see his old Customers and the public
general. GEO w ZIMERMAN
N B.-Old Blinds repaired and relrlmmed.
mh2S.4t
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April !, l5Gl.-Im

extend thanks TO my friends for past patronage
siii solicit share Of The same. WM. II. START
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
AND
All Others Interested.

The undersigned is nOw prepared 10 do WHEEL
WRlGHTINC and BLAC ACKSAuTHIN(i-bOih heavy
and light NoTk-suCh as lTOn-A Xetree Wagons, with
Springs and Bows CulIyators. all comp Horse.
shooIng or anything IN that line Of business.
Also. Grain Cradles, both Swaihlng and Gripping,
Will be made IN due tlme
Sop at the old stand Of VIM II. Start. Smyrna,
Del. WM II. START.
TuOS. l.. CARrY.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
Dry Goods, Groceries,

and every thing else usually kept in country store
winch he surpassed any where for style. dura
h.ly and cheapness. lie cordially invites all those
who In scarab of goods to gave him early calf
aad examine his stock and prices. 1t will be plea
70 show goods, and will not incur any obligation
10 buy.
JJ-'rhe highest price paid for country produce.
api-u
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27
tbs LATEST REWS.
w. EDWIN S5PRUANCE

has taken the st0rchousc formerly occupied by J. +
Jones, and has had 1t greatly improved. and IS JUS
receiving of The mosi Vnred and pIete
Smyrna times., 1861-06-27

O11
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
A Remarkable Statement.

We find this remarkable paragraph in the
editorial columns of TIE Rochester Union. a
Democratic paper:
This great and long standing conspiracy
was well known in is outlines TO Mr. Buchan-
an himself We heard from his own lips,
previous TO his entering upon the duties OF
the Presidency. that he bad been reliably in
formed I'VE think he said by Gov. WISE
that the officers OF the army aud navy had
been polled on the question whether. in case
Of rupture besw cen The two sections of the
Union. they would r. oectiyely 90 with the
North or the South: "a hist nearly every
Southern man answered lie would adhere 10
the section which gave him birth. Here We
have proof not only that this conspiracy had
assumed its present deserminate shape five
years ago. and only waited for opportunity
but that Nr. Buchanan was perfectly well
aware Of the faet al ne very time when he
took some of the les icrs into his Cabinet. and
when be vas passively aiding Cobb, Floyd,
Thompson and Touccy. in their plans 10
cripple the Federal Co ernnent. and assure
success of the rebellion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
The Situation.

The army i terrifying Arlington AMI Alex
andria Nth great ylgor, from which We infer
that Gen. scott i satisfied with the situation
there. and intends TO stay awiie.
Gen. Butler has appointed the 18th Of July
for his entree into Richmond. Bv an unac-
eountable negligence the telegraph omils 10
state the hour Of the DAY.
Gen. CadwailAder and Judge Taney are
trying the relative strength % martial law
and civil law
Gen. Patterson viii move great masses OF
troops from Pen sylvaui4 on Hsrpers Fer
~ as soon a. Il i sufficiently fortified. Gen
eral Scott never moves until everything Is
ready
The Virginia secession troops have Occu-
pied Grafton. on the line of the Baltimore
anu Ohio Railroad in Western Virginia.
about 100 miles east OF Wheeling The Ohio
troops on the border. and the Union troops
at Wheeling. are expecting orders 10 move
on Grafton. but probably no movement viii
be made until Grafton Is fortified sufficiently.
The Nirginians seem 10 be trying OF The
picket guards Of the army the guerilla war
fare which they have preached 50 earnestly
Their success 50 far does not seem encour-
aging-Csa. Ce-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

81 Lous. Nav 2S.--It having been dec
dci upon to occupy Birds Point IN Ms.
sour. opposite Cairo. orders were received
ycsfcriav for the transfer OF enc req.
ment Of General Lyons brigade 10 that
place
The sth regiment. Colonel Schutier. has
been selected and will probably embark
this morning 10 the Government steamer
Iatan.
The encam7ments IN the suburbs Of the
cts are broken up 70 DAY. aud the troops are
CHARTERED IN the arsenal and at jefferson
Barracks
An American Zouave regiment % be com
mande-l br Col Norgan ;. Smith. = form
ing here An Irish brigade : also filing ~
rapisilv.
II "a understood that Gen. Harvey has an.
thoriEed the Immediate organization Of com
pAnics Of Union home guards Al Hannibal
- Joscfh. kansas CITY. and Springfield
these companies are 10 be mustered into the
United States service and furnished uitl
arms.
All the State troops have lcfi jefferson City
cxccla to companies who remain a. ho~is
guard a. he Governor.
The habcas eof5,os case Of Captain Nc
Douad = sin being arroel before JUICE
frtaf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
Night Dispatches.
The War for tho Unien--Expedf.
sien TO Aequia Creek.-The New
York 7th-.Cenerai Csdwaiiader
and Chief Justice Taney.-Ar-
rests--Confedcrat Commission.
ers snubbed i'm Europe--RebeIs
fsrtifs ing at Manassas Dap.


Nav YoRK. May 2s.-1he Commercial
Advertisers Washington special saws the 7lst
New York regiment left the Navy Y ard this
morning in armed steamers, to take posses
sion Of Acquia Geek. Col. Seferts address,
ed the New York regiment. informing them
that their term of enlistment had expired
and they we're at liberty to return home il
the desired, but the Secretary of War would
be glad /. they would remain in Washington
three days longer. Every man shouted that
he was ready 10 stay for that time. and as
much longer as the Government desired Ii
Is understood that the Government does not
feel a. liberty 10 delain them longer than the
time mentioned; they will then return home
The Government has satisfactory inform q.
ton that the Commissions Of the Confederate
States of Europe have met IN England A
decided and emphatic refusal TO recognize
their pretensions.
Lord John Russell. with whatever uncer-
tainty ae NAV have expressed himself on 9th
er points, made no conceAlment in regard 10
this matter. The same intelligence comes
from the Freneh Government. The Empe-
ror and NJ. Thouvenal were decided
The Information % the foregoing effect
has beel received by dip,omisi in Wash
ington, and the news il we'll accredited and
IS a matter Of discussion in didlomatic cir
cles
Gov. Banks has been appointed Commits
sary Genera.
The Posts special says a,iviees are just re-
celved from Manassas Gap. which state that
the rebels have been throwing up extensive
Entertainments at that point for several weeks
past
The Commercials dispatch states II Is gen
orally believed that the Federal troops have
been moved on Grafton and Harpcr's Ferry.
Eli Thayer has been appointed Patent Ex-
aminer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

PirtAsLx fosoksScr.-ls Is painful 10 sny
one having the least particle Of humanity. %
witness the gross ignorance in which the pes-
pc In the seeded States are kept by their
srsisorous leaders. We we're. yesterday.
sho~a private letter from Young virinisu
70 a yoanr man IN tbs eisy. ~hich exhibits
The most sh;ers issorAsce Of the feelings and
Intentions Of the people o. the Norsh All
the exploded fslsities and snisregsesentsssons
which have been gsei during past political
ssup&igns are repeated 9Th ssnfold esassss
alton. The r.llying Of the free men q the
great orsh and North~ess arc insens@;s eom-
binssions Of deSper.ioes % nAke pssslatory
Excursions into TIE States South % free their
slaves and u ssir up scrvils inssrrc~tieas -
The poverty. the weakness AMI the co~araioe
Of the North are coatrssicd wiih the wealth..
the courage ard TIE resources Of the South
IL represents that irrinis slen~ sss two hun
dr>d Thousand soldiers ready -nd ~iilinx 90
take NE s<ti. and sierlares thai slreasly enc
hasdred Thousand armed men are .ishin her
borders rssds 70 dessros TIE rarsuaskn srusx
Of Asolisionists 10 BE sent sgsin-s thea. snsl
many osher such Ike sssr.sA<.ares. AL ted.
M 70 sho- that TIC srae state Of Affairs !.
carefully oopoesiea from The people ~ho
-eaA otherwise Be loyal % he Union Hoe
p>infsll, shese men I'll Be sndecsted -
What fearful r~srssasioa wilI ~ ~resked %
Ne ssitsrous headers -hs are shu. src--l,
deserving shen
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

BUKGIaRY The shoe shop OF Henry Helm
camp. on Ohio Street vas entered between
Saturday and Sunday nights. and robbed of
pair Of boots. We have already expressed
the belief that our city ~as infested with
tiisvss and burglars who under one pretenee
or another examine houses during the day in
order to rob them At night. This style Of
scoundrels should be spotted and wa'che'l.--
A short hint in the Express week or two
ago. sent one pge.endsr howiing from town.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

"A THIEc % BkAprr IS joY FoarvKx.'
Thus wrote. aid or sung. some undsveiop-
81 Shakespeare. and II such be the fact. our
fsisnd W IT. scnd1er mus, have sure lease
foe continuance Of JOY. Tor he has fitted up by
Gar the most elegant and beautiful rooms for
the accommodating Of his many friends. Ne
have ever seen Asa great expense he has
procured the most slsgsn, tables and other
furniture Which. With the excellent taste With
which he has faished his rooms and disposed
Of magnificent decorations. render his zee
cream saloon perfect paradise Of beauty
A. everybody has partsken Of bis eonfections
and his creams. we need not amplify Wait
his nee rooms and crafty your lore Of the
bsEs<ifal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. May 2S.-The United States
Court House and adjacent streets were dense
IL crowded 20 day to learn the proceedings
in the Habeas Corpus case of Dir. Merriman
detained az Fort McHenry.
a writ Of attachment was issued to-day
against Gen. Cadwallader for contempt of
Court. The Marshal reported that on going
there he was refused admittance to the Fort.
Chief justice fancy read statement show.
ing the proceedings OF the military were lie
al and said that in making n verbal state
ment, fearing he should be misunderstood
he should put his opinion in writing. and file
il in the Clerk office OF the Circuit Court,
and also forward one 10 the President and
calling on him 10 perform his constitutional
duty To see that the laws be faithfully execu,-
ed, and enforce the DEGREES ofths Court.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

INDIANA ASD vmeISIA.-The popular vote
Of Indiana. at the last November election.
was 90. li1. that Of Virginia was To- III
The vote Of New York at the same election
vas 675,l56 The whole vote Of the Slave
States was l.07i.9ts. being only l2s ,6is
more than the vote Of New York and Indi-
ana. Take from the vote Of the South.
Maryland. Delaware. Kentucky and Missouri.
which are likely 10 remain in the Union, ard
the total vote OF the seeded States i Ia
40 iexs than the vote Of NeW York State
alone
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

CoxrAxr A. HoxK GUAEp.-You are here
BY requested - meet al Yates old Hat
Store. on THURSDAY evening. at u O'Clock
All members OF the Company are requested
% be there 70 sign the Constitution
Al who have subscribed Cor guns. arc re
qeesied TO be on hand. - lh1i those who DO
not intend 70 drill with the company may
name their substitutes
By order Of the Company.
ny2st2t VA DusHAN, Scry.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29


FLouR-No change; sales of 1880 bbls
at S5@S5,l0 for super State; $5,l1 1s@5,25
foI extra: S5.l5(d5,35 for com TO medium
extra western; $500 sos for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio, and 81, 100
5,s5 for trade brands do, and closing dull
Canadian honr continues steady with mod
crate inquiry at S5,20@7 SO for inferior to
choice extra. Rye -four is selling slowly at
S3.l0@S3.
CoRS MEAL, limited business doing 1T
50 for Jersey, and 50 20 for Brandywine.
WHEAT scarce and in request; sales of 30
900 bush uns0und and inferior Chicago spring
at 81 ,00@1 0e: %, 900 bush com. to strictly
prime do, at 81 .l06l,ls; 10000 bush fair
10 choice Northwestern club at Sl.lsS 30;
10000 bush inferior TO prime Canada club at
Sl.2lGl %: 1000 Nil. club at 81 ,0Sd -:
20 900 bush winter red at 81 80: 200 bush
white western at 81 ,42@l ,46; 10000 bush
white Cal at 81 20: $500 bush white Mich
and kentucky at 81 ,65@l so
RYE. 4 saadc easier sales Of $500 bush
at 66c
BARLEY dull at Soc
COM lc better with fair inquiry for export (;
sales of 900 bush at i2dii for inferior
new mixed western, 45@i7 for sound do;
$3.50 for new western yellow; 56@60.
OATS in moderate reqest at 81 Cd33c.
PoRK dull amp lower. sales OF 325 bbls At
si6.'5@sis for mes; sl2.5o@l2.75 for
prime
BrFF continues dull, with trifing sales at
S4@ i.O5 for country prime: Ss.s5@6.25 Tor
do. mess; $l0@l0,l5 for com. prime.
STOCKS very firm. but quiet: Chicago l.
Rock Island 80; Cleveland Columbus 4
Cincinnati 93is: Ills Certr~l Scrip Il; Mil
waukee 4 Prairie du ghcn -; Erie 223ss
Pacific Mail o.: United States 6's of FL
lcoupons) s5sS. United States Of "a lcou-
pons) go :: Virginia 6's lsi4: Tennessee 6's
a.. Missouri 6s 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

PoLsck MArrERs.-Minervs Williams alias
Messer Was arrested Yesterday afternoon by
officer Griffin for disorderly conduct and IA
ken before the Mayor. who imposed upon her
a fine which with abe costs amounted 20 four
dollars and ninety five cents BeiaS unable
10 paw. she was sent to Jail.
Two soldiers we're arrested for being drunk
and belligerent. and lodged in the ealaboose
70 sober up
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

~ The New York Seventh Regiment
having been called into service on an emer-
gency, volunteered for thirty days Their
term Of service having expired they are about
to return home The telegraph operator who
sent over that starfiiag intelligence seems 10
have been dealing IN facts Of which some ell
itors appear to have been ignorant.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

frsrIvAL-Aitention i called TO the straw
berry festival advertised By the Young ladies
Of tie "Concorlia" Society. The visit viii
De well worth the admission fce-sere there
no straSberries IN tie contract. The Young
ladies of the Society are entitled 20 credit for
their energy in building up their association
We trust they will have a liberal patronage
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

Coz. KIxBALL adsertises for recruits Tor
the United States service, in contemplation
of-the acceptance ofhis regiment IL affords
a fine opportunity to enlist under gallant
officer. We trust all our citizens who have
been hitherto disappointed from getting into
the service will call on the Colonel 10 day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
CANr Woo. Tlaar HAuTr. Nav y.

CANF Woo. TKEzK HAUTE, May -
WA r. Chsadier and ofhers CoBHsiffees
GESrLEskS:--I ani IN Ieccipi. by Express
Of the elegant uniform. which yourselves and
othe-s Of nv fellow citizens have 80 gener-
ously presented me accept is. a. evidence
Of your kindness and confidence. and be- 70
assure you. that no exertion shall be spared
on ny part 20 merit the aatterin. encomiums
contained in your letter. Moreover. ] must
add. that II anything eould wholly alleviate
the pain Of absence from the loved ones lefl
behind. il would be the knowledge that they
are surrounded and sustained BY those faith
ful 70 personal friendships. and 10 the time
honored fag OF our common country.
! an. very respectfully.
Your obcdient servant.
NATHAN WILLARD,
Is, Lieut. Crescent City Guard
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

from the Evansv Journal OF Monday:
EvASss ~. Ind. May -. 1861
IIErr NATHAN WILLARD, CRESCENT CIR
GrAsDs--Dear 81 -Appreciafing the per
sonal sacrifice you make IA volunteering 80
promptly Ia defense Of our glorious old flag
a number Of your lrieuis have caused % be
procured the accompanying uniform. etc. etc.
which they be- you u aceept. The sword.
ordered al the same time. has Dot ye; been
received IL vii be Forwarded you Al an
early day Vita our best wishes for your
health and further promotion.
We are. seFy resIectfaily, &C.
W Ii. CHAxDIKE.
r ". Cook.
+ II. DEGARNo
GEoEeK QUAsA.
and others