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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04
LUMBER NOTICE.

DURNS & SLOAN return their SINGER
- thanks TO the Farmers for their lit.ra
patronage for the year past Their stocL &
LUMBER is larger than ever and better A.
sorted: aud we are determined TO offer grr 4. :
indncements to cash buyers. Apply at the.i
corner # Er'aw and German strceis. or AT ,9.
Light street Wharf.
BURNS l. SLOAN.
baltimore, h,
Feb. end, 1900
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04
A CARD.

nOCTOR GUSTAVUS CANTER, having
~ located himself in Charlotte Hal, respect-
FULLY offers bis professional services t" the pub
lie. His Office is tina: formerly occupied by
DR.. J. F. Shaw, where he can always be
found except when professionally engaged.
REFEEENCE.-SamlciC Chew, Nj. ID. Pro-
lesser Of Principles and Practice of Medicine
in the University Of Maryland.
March eth lSG1-10m.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04

Keers constantly on hand large assort-
ment of SU PERIOR FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Liquors. Tobacco, Se-
CARS, &c, which will be sold at the lowest
market prices.
Prxiice Of all kinds sold on commission.
l shall only do a CASH commission
ssiaess.
Nov. Goth, 18G0-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04
GREEN Il ZOE
FAMILY GROcERS
AND DEALERS IN
No. SO BALTIMORE STREET.

No. 8s BALTIMORE STREET.
NEAR holiday BAETiHoEE.
HAVE constantly on hand !. large aud well
L selected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
consisting, in part, Of
FRESH TEAs.-Cireen and Black, OF various
prices and flayors.
CoFFEEs.-Mocha, Java, Iaguyra. Maraca'bo
and Rio.
SUsARs.-New Orleans, Crushed. Powdered
Leaf, GRADUATED. C. Yellow and Clarified
Italian. Maceareni ard Vcrmecelli; Co"pers
C"x's Refined Gelatine; Fresh Salad ana
Olive Oils. Cheese, English Dairy. Fine
Apple and Sap Sage; Sariines, French,
and Spanish Olives; English aud American
Pickles-Gerkins. mixed. Picealli Chow
Chow, Caulifnwer. WaInuts and Onions.
Sauces-JohG Bull, Harvey, Reading, Soho,
Mushrooms and Worcestershire.
BRANDrEs.-,Ias. Hennesey & Co.. Vintage
1910. Orard Dupuy & Co. 1876, Native
Ca,awba. Bordeaux, Rochelle, and other
brands.
FINE On WINEs-Lops IN Dock Fort. Sher-
ry, Madeira, Lisbor cat Moscile. and
Champagne.
wHrskErs.-scotch, alhonnt Old
Rapp and Bourbon, zsts tas3 arc.
Pure Holland Gin, Jass'kics ssrss4is. sc.
Imported and Domestic SEGAR5 AND III
BACCO.
All Of which they will sell NJ reasonable
prices and respectfully solicit a call.
March lSt, l8G0-ly.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04
SPRING GOODS.

A large supply Of Howard Duck. Peni-
IA Tertiary Plaids, &c. just received and
COR sale by
E. LEO. SPALDING
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04
LUMBER,
SHINGLES,
LATHS.
BRICKS,
LIME,


SASH, DOORS and SHUTTERS.
THOR sale, at the rery ipwes' prize fr CASH
or APPROVED cr-siit. E,f.re bay
ing. call and SIRE ms at the r'anrr Il Eutav
anil German Streets or ut 1872 Light Street
Wharf, Baltimore. hid.
BURNS & SLOAN.
March 2ist 1aG1-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04
NOTICE.

ALBERT TREGo.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1861-07-04
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

Nov. cath, 1889
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
a Nkw ARTICLE
Rob baCk'S Stomach 1;tteYs

A and delightful SiomacLic ADD CORDIAL for
living tone 10 the Stomach and ior Tie prevention ~
bilious complaints, incident the Ne-tern country
Try H.
As a morning drink. 70 assist digestion and ree,.
Dyspepsia, d has no equal. Try H.
ID c0tof l. = a. <Tsof 10 al other Rttsrs 7, t.
The formula ~ these Bitters. (lSsl, tie sole
property OF 1T. l.O6Ack. originated with one of the
ldesi ard no>t eminent Medical Practitioner Of Ia
"est, aad II i directly predoated npon the wants g
Western people.
These fiers derive their STIMULUS from The rovs.r-
al tonic nature q the aud bcrbs Il witch th-y
are composed, aid a. thcy are. ly sllaylng unuat
aral cravings Of the stomach. directly pronoiive Of
TEMPERANCE.
The present proprietor believes that in making them
widely kno~f the public wclfaT. l. suistrxed
Il Will ~ for sale hy all Of Ir ilol ecks nu-
meTous Agents, and al Ho;els &C. tie country uv,r
in The meantime orders will b. Hnod cire,1 q, n
Cincinnati IN asy quantity. sId the lowest rates
a : put up IN Quart Bottles. snd securely packed
me dor cases. Hal ans sample cases VII bowever
.c packed aud sent 70 Al,y @d4sesS, ii desired.
lsctnii Price, ei per bottle, or six
Tor 80.
Principal nfIlce and saiesroom. NJ O. East Fourth
street., 81 bui.1ing from Main Street, CiDcil.uau
Ohio. Latcrafrsr. N. u Hammond Str-et
for sale n Vice County by
+. a. iNSSEl1Y. Ierre Hausc
J Y. CUNNINGHAM.
M l. SHuEI. New Goshen.
PFTEk BrSlIlhK, CeutTcvlIls
And by DTuge1sts snf Mercha ants gsn-rsfie
throughout the United States anc CsRadas.
o-al~ if
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.Fyer's G0sfs0rf,c PiiIs,

FOR TIE CyRE O.
Costveness. Jaun6ice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Dys-
eniery. Foul stomach. Ervsipelas, Headache,
Pilcs. Rheumatism, Eru2tions AID skin Dis
eases, Liver Complaint. Dropsy, letter,
Tumors and salt Rheum, Worms.
Gout, Neuralgia as a Dinner
Pill, aud for Purifying the
EloCd.
They ere suEar-coated, 80 that The most sensitive
can take them pleasantly and they the best ape
ricni in the world forr purposes of family
nhvSfc
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Price 25 cts. per Box-Five Box.
Tor .00.

Great numbers Of CleTgymsn, Physicians, States
men, and eminent peTsonages, have lent their names
10 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
dies bat our space here will cot permit the insertion
of t.em The Agents below named furnish gratis
our ANl-aIcAS ALMANAC Ia which they re given.
with also full descriptions of the above complaints
and the treatment that should be- followed of their
cure.
DO not he put od w'r incipled dealers with other
preparations they I.sAe more profit o.. lbuand
AYER's an take no other. The sick want the best
ard there Is fer them. and they should have
All our Isles are for sale by J. X. CJN!SoHAn.
r noS>EilY and ~ N nru 81 IN 1crrc II auie.
Wholesale hy ALLEN q CO., Cincinnati.
tnveedeofn-'vesry.
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nates of Advertising in Daily.

Lssi si-e-si.s-n-st. afy cents Per square each
rsr-lcn.
sse- fir,orv arrauxcuents made With tbcse who
4ish = advertise IS the year ~ith the privilege 81
~. T. coufuft strictly n their regrier trsins--,
s.t ~ rrg qvrf1fg
Aa-ortissf.sn,s n ths -rsciu no'ice column viii
a ctlrgct tvo prlce-
Advertse.neri. kept constantly .s he Inside, a
,,.-ess aoscss published In ~ io-sf columns cf
Ter fss or nntsr vi - chsrret for zach Insertion
Al. r Ger Ter lines. ten cents per hns
Afvertssenents sent T. FOR 10 specified nnir. viii
- lLscrted three months. unless ordered or
49, siteraf.on o. s.3niing atvertsc-uen' viii
s-,ocr. % & renewal q The same. unles. othffNi'e
agrcet upon ~ contract
Aunoai,csng csnd.aAse- for ocice u every ce~cEip-
don viii be charged = % ~ each rame a The Daily,
sad ss.oo 70 the ps.ly and Weekly. di0dys - ae-
raros
No zralultors Advertisements whatever.
charge VIII be made f,r seFsing tbe nodes o;
az Orders. Societies. or Assosiations as io.loss;
F0r each noaee nof exceeding lines - ee'is ioF
"a h lI.sertloo. bEer eight lines a. this rate
AI4soanc4us deaths ~ita funeral notice sttsch'i.
81. wlthoat nstlce. free-
Sotices II Festivals Plcncs and EsSurssous gottea
sp ~ lndiviiuals o. associations, OF 0y ehurehes,
LeSl adrertsemeuts inherited al lae expense Of
Attorneys orIerlae, aa- payuaeut nos - he delayed
tr the legal preclngs, bat cOlectace al The usual
flu1e Publisher a-coaIltable for The accuracy Of
sxs' advertisement. eeyond the anou1t charged Tor
tAe4r pn 5lieatIoG-
Nhc Weekly Express
published every Wednesday. a, 81 80 per annum,
arSo paper seat without tie money, nor oontinu-
longer Tine than paid for.
states OF Advertising in Weekly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
HELMROLDS GENUINE PREPA
TON


HELNSoLD.s ton SEHUINE fREPA-
HFlNBOID's BUCiU tor the BLADDER
HkI.NBpLDS BJCHt az iae Niaueys
IEIMB0LDS RlCHi lor 81, Gravel
MI MBOID'S RrCiF'' f1r .he llIopSv
HFf.NBoLDs BrCfU for S-rvc, sness
HFIMBoID'S BUCHU Tor Loss Of Memory.
HELMBOl.D'S BJCHI Cor Din.ness 81 vision
HELNBCLn'S BrCHU Tor Difficult Brsatling
HrLNBOiD's BrcflC Tor Weak Nerves
HFLNnOLD's RTCHC for General Debility.
HEIMBOI.D'S DUCHU foT Universal iasss:Ede
HELABoIp'S GUCliu ior lioeros q ui-,a~e
BELAROLp'S BTCHC Cor Nishf S~ea.,
HELMPOLr,'S - cEiU fcr wsk,fnness
HTLMBOIUS WlCHJ for Dryness Of ~, ska
HELMBoLD's BUCHJ ios Ertiriiois.
HEIMBOLD'S bJCuL ioT fa-n IA he Baot
HFiMBOlp'S BCCHV for H,av;ness q lhe Etelias
with Temporar, Sn'Tsi.ioa and Ic-- Of sight
HEIMRoIbs BCcHu for Mobility and Res,ies.sess.
With want Of Attention AMI Horror OF So1eiy.
HELMBOin'S HCCHU ior Distractions
HELMDol rs nCchU for ENoesses arising fon IN
discretion. and oil Disease of
FFAALES-f -fE1tALES-FfhALFS
-FtNALES-FEMALFS
OLD OR Young, SINGLE. MARRIED., on cox
TEMPLATTN1 MARRIAGE.
TAKE no MORE PILLS
HUMB0I.D'S ExTRACT BvCBU
IS TIE VERY RESI- REMEDY N TIE WORLD
For ~, complaints incident 90 the Sex. whether sri
sing from IndiscretoD, Habits II Dissipation ~ the
DEClINE OR CHANGE or LIFE.
SrE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
Take 20 more RAlfam. Mercury. ~ Unpleasant
Medicine. for urpieasani and Dsneerous irseasss-
hAiAsq:ras s,:cr.rl! rAl'Dfs pIsE.sr sS.ss CURES
In all their Sisces A. Hide Expense
Lltsls no change Of Isei; No inconvs Ilcrcc
AND NJ EXnOSURE.
Use HLLNBOLD'S EXTRACT ElCHU for Excess
IS arising nom habit INDUCED II
EY yoyNc AND Old
AID for diseases arising from habits Of dissipation
Il ell improper discharges and vii restore
lhe patient in short time 10 state 81 - siSh aud
Use HELMR0IDs EXTRACT BUcHU for diseases
apa eiss,o.s q 'se mo-. e.,'Tss,,as shs5ae'eT
Use HfLMR0iTfS EXTRACT PIcNV for all ai'ec-
tons Ar disese-s q the
yRsNssst ofEeANs,
whether existing IN
VALE ow FEMALE.
now i.osG stan DING. :
All ,h. above diseases sus -y,,r,orps asrl, q The
same treatment and ray originate from the same
RgAni REAn' READi
HEI.MBOi.D'S BUCHU e safe arc pleasant n Taste
/ sni odor ri, irnmrdia't IN - action
Personally appeared hcfoge me Alderman oi the
city of Philadelphia. II. T HFLNBOLD. Chemist who
being suv sworn does sav h,s preyar sti,n con
tains nonsreo'le. mercury, or inigus tTugs bur &
/
/ sole Msuufacforer.
sworn and subscribed hefors. me, n, 23i day q
November. ls6as. r.--WM y ftIsgBARD Alderman
Price 81 per bottle. or tx ~ s. delivered ans
address.
4 Prepared ty IL. 7. HELxDoI.D
u Practical spi Aualyfirai Chemist
1of south Tenfh ~. below Chestnut phiia
BEWARE OF CopNTERFEETs
AND r-NpRiNcIPLED DEAiFRs.
Who endeavor to dispose "oy TurfR o~S" and "orH
VA" anrrciys ru arrtTsrros ,rruNDsf
Helmholdfs lscnulBe Preparations
Fairacf Rushr
ssrsspa-fie
4" Improved Ross wash.
Sold by
r.H. BARR a. CO.
ani All Druggists everywhere.
Ask n3a HrLNpofD's TAKE NO OTHER
Cst OFT tee advertisement and send for a.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
naTdv2m
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a d S u r "a Q T

Or ne FIFTEENTH SEJV- ANNUAL STATE.
VENT ~ M condition of the HOME LNST-
RANCE COMPANY Of tle ctr of Ne,o l0,J.
or TIE 1T d'y qF .JI,ila52'. 1861.
IO oe2ld
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

y. R ALLEN. A. '. c.
rerre- Hante. june Is, 1881 -dws~
T. She expenses o. this year A. compared with
the expense for 1859 aud 60. show decrease 81
$500.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

rREIGHTs

"a tsis Route Igsish,s - AZ description can be
e.-vrs-s<s fro~ rks 90 rhis vsw,Ytrk. Boston or
Baltimore. TO any point the Railroads Of Ohio,
Kerfncky Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin. lows. Mis-
-ouri ~ nnllrcst tirc<t
Ths PENNSYLVANIA Railroad also connects a. P4its-
blrrh with Steamers. ~ which Goods can he for
~asled 20 any port or the Ohio. Nuskinrum, Een-
f--~ky Tennessee Cumberland. Illinois, Nississrri.
Wisconsin. Missouri Kansas. Arkansas anf Red hiv-
ers snc =; Cleveland Sariuzky and Chicago viii
Steamers q al Ports On the North Western fake-.
Nerchsn,s and Shippers entrrsiinz ihe .rausporia-
ton Of tbeir Frcght 70 this Company, rely with
confidence % iss trresty transit
The RATES or FREIGHT % any painf IN the
Wesf bv the Pennsylvania Railroad are a. M times
.sfA~orahfc sre charged " other Railroad Com
panes
/. arssculAr 70 rnArk paeka wa Prrxu vsslA
rsuRoAn."
y = S~FFDER. rhs3ripbis.
NAGRAw 4 COOKS. 50 North ~. Balcno-e
lFECH a. CO. So A-tor House. - No. Sorfh
/. u .ufsu 81. Sev 1eTk
rrFra 4 co. - state -. Boston.
H HOUSTON. General Freight Aren't rtlia-
ESoCH Ia Wis. 6enersi sup't, Altoona, Penn
= n. HorPT. General ticsct agent fh'isdslphis-
-Jsafviy. ~ssfs.
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S,rATE OF IsDIASN. Woo COUNTY. s..

ANTATE OFISDiASA, Woo COUNTY. -
> Nigo Common Pess Court. Augus' Term, ISL
Bcnjsrnin GcKecn adninisfrstor a James Johnston
" Alxy D.afs-jndgmeDg Ia Common Fieas Ccurt
- vigo coanty. Al April Term lisa.
I'm defendant vii take nofce thaf 80 fbs trsl day
q the ~ said Court thereafter
ss can br heard viii the Court for lsaTc .
ss-ne an execution = ,a on said Judgment
ian2s le6l-v3v BESJ NcKREEs Afn'r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
&c Weekly Express

4te-
- A.ix<x..s<-aslls vEhlisllei an both Daily ant
.skiy. Win b charged The ten Daily rates with ore
1aif ~ The Heekly rste- asii~,!.
CHARLES yRUFT, PEo'R-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

ASSETS
Cash. Balance IN Bank % 907 ee
Bonds ard Mortgages (beilg first lien on
Real Estate, worth at least :, SOT POO 900 500 03
Loans on Stocks, payable demand.
Enarket value Of Securities Sl97 SO 50) IA eno 90
Bank Stock, (narket valGc) 7ss75 90
United States Treasury Notes (marSet
value, lg3 3e3 20
Brooklyn City Water Bonds 10 go 90
North Carolina State BodS (urirkef yall $50 o.
Missouri State Bonds lnaTket valuel "a 900 90
Real Estate, No v aii Street, o5,3o5 a.
Interest due on lst January, 1851 af
which $22, $50 - has since been rec'o, 277Os ~
Balance in hands of gents and in course
Of transmission from Agents on Isl OF
January (of which 81. .9s6 l3 has since
been received), GO 4Oe 10
Bills Receivable (or Premiums Oh In
land Risks. p. 8.sSs o.
Other Property, Misc ellaneo,s st.D-. 500 90
Premiums due and nncoilects4' on Poll
cies issued ar ohice. 3.l3o IS
Total, Sl,495. 400 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN PRESIDENT,
a. F. wILLMARTH. yIcr PnrssnsS7
J. MILTON SMITH, SECRETARY
JOHN MCGEE. Ass'r SEo'v
CHARLES ClsUET, Agent.
No ; PIlF,slX ROW.
N m'isSff rsRo s.rrr.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

rrnnx-uArrx = RICHMOND RsitiseAp.
r.1n. Leave n sips Arrive
y, l. 80. A. A-.-.-. 'dAli. No Z, SIS. ?.
~ :. as. >. ~....- Ascogi.-- -Ns 2, 1918, a =.
rr1sxs nArre. &rro~ ~. tot-s RAILROAD
4. ira leare Trslns Arrivs.
No l. 10 "a. A s....M .ii-... NJ !. 80 y.
~ :, 40. ,. a Fr't a Acro. ~ 2 lalA, a =.
rvAVsvrItr -RkvfcxrsvIltt R8ItR0Ap.
raas L<rass - 81 Traias Arrive.
So l. Gco 4 49,. Acreui. Ne. I, =, ?
*. = las. A. .Nail.... u. ?. ass.
aocKvgILE ExrESsIo~-
y iearr. lrtiH- Arrive
81 sts rz..-. Nal. - : iofa. =
,Ccnaes1eas make promptly - az these R~aa-
So oorneStus -nss-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
LEGAL.

Animal Report Of the a udftor of vigo
tolnty.
DEPOhI oi the Auditor q yigo county, sbo~ine
II the sinpUui received ald di~hrrs.i fr the yesT
oonlBeicing Jai.e - 4. D.. 1854 an ending Nay
slsi. A p, ls6i. inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

I'd vnc ytlr, Ia atTA1ec. ~
For thres months Ii advance. ....--........ =
Ds.T-rShie CITY Subscribers ~ 10 cents rer week
s-1gle copies, cents
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
Terrr-Nautr Post Office.

Nails kakls = AZ lila oEFICf. .
Easrerr Ds'iv u .fe.e3 =. and 30 p .
Wsss-rn nal.g ?. y.
k1olaes - AZ 49, -. - 49, tao r.
Sorlf crn "A ...s. -. lo-lS A. n
No. S.s.-slsv .t..................... r II.
<-slr -tos. Fn1 y -..--%- 100 r -
B.r<flr4 fsfesn. Aosiaay at-.---.------.--- Noo>-
'-rii- Z N.4s feurstays at...-t.. 800 ?. q
Mkffe c1nSr
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Has won for itself such the cure Of ex-
cry variety o. Throat and Lung Complaint, that
entirely unnecessary for 20 recount the evidence
Of its virtues wherever IL has been employed As
il has long been IN coustau; use throughout this
quality i kept up to the best il hiss been and
that il may ie relied - Go for their relief an il hiss
ever been fcrni - -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
THE DAILY EXPRESS.

"a "a ls.rrp r-rxr So-sSr,e sxcKrr susDAr)
Ar
Nc ooESrrTvS DU1LDING
y 65 WABASH STREET.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22

And al DRUGGISTS everywhere
ASK n5a HrLNpoiD's TAKE NO OTHER
Cut ort TIE Advertisement and send for A.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
naTdv3m
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Three Through Passenger Train


Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
CONNECTING DIRECTIN THE.
" Union Depot, at Pittsburgh, With Throusi
Grains from AL Western Cities. for Philadelphia. View
togk. Boston, Baltimore aid Washington City; thu
,hay facilities or the transportation Of pns.e'
gers unsurpassed Cor speed and eontor. by any ohe
route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Philadel-
phia without change Of Cars or Conductors.
Smoking Cars Aro attached 70 each Train; Wood
rufs Sleeping Cars 20 Express and Fast Trains. The
Express runs Daily Mall and Fast Lines, Sundays
ceptcd Three Dai.y Trains connect direct for New
YORK Express and Fss' Line c,nncct for Baltimore
and Washington
SIX Daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
York, Two Daily Trsns between New York ard Bos
through Tickets. lall Rail- good either
= tf above Tfans. AMI transfers through New York
free.
BOAT TICKETS, to Boston. are good via Sorwich,
Tan River OF s;oniugton Lines.
TICKETS EASTWARD may be obtained al any Of
the important Railroad Offices IN the West also on
board any Il the Regular Line Of Steamers the
Mississippi or oba Hvcrs tt itl
FARE ALWAYS As Low AND TINE
AS QUICK AS By ANY OTHER
ROUTE ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
PITTSBURGH
The completion q The Western oonnectons Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad mskcs this the
DIRFoT LINE BETWEEN THE EAST
AND GREAT WEST
The connecting Tracks by the Railroad Brit-e a.
Piffshurgh avoiding Ell iraNagc o. efriaEe CfFreight
together with the saving a time are advantages
rrailv appreciated BY Shipper n Freight and the
travelling Public.
For Freight Contracts n shipping Directions. Hppiy
70 or address either of the following Agents al the
W ~ a srhwAtr. r,s.sarsh if' '''s
Hy FIERCE 4 Co. Zane-ville o.
I J. J. JOHNSON. Ripley. O.;
r. McNrTLY. .Navsvlie. Ky;
orgSH A. COPPER Portsmouth -
! PADDOCK A. CO. ferersr n-ille, Ind.
( II n BROWN A. Co, Cin,ifniau. %.
! kTHER tfirbgRT, Cincinnsti, o
/ r. &. MrLDRJM. Madison. Ind:
JOSEPH y MooRSE. Louisville Ky
| T. a. O'RlfRY 4 CO. Evansville. Ind.
y W GRAHAM A Co. Cairo. his.
b y. SASS. 81. f.oais No.
u fs1gSnitat y 49, Afs.1s ,sr, 49, f1A
CLARKE A. CO. Chicago flis.;
4 W A. II. kooNIL- Alton, HIS.
or 70 Freight Agents a Railroads al i7erer's point
In he wcst
THE GREATEST FACILITIES OF
FERED FOR THE PROTECTION AM
SPEEDY TRANSPORTATION OF
LIVE STOCK
Ard Cod Accommodations With usual privileges y
persons travelling 81 charge thereof
.i FREIGHTS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-22
RECEIPTS.
DISBURSEMENTS.

There has been county order. drawn for ne f~ls-s-
ing amnnnis
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11

YAE RUNoREp Mexican INvAsIoN.-Ws have
taken pains TO ascertain whether there 10 any
truth in the report that Gen. AmPudia, at the
head of three thousand Mexcaus, has invaded
OF is about to invade Texas, il The neighbor-
hood of Brownsville. From all that can be
asCertained, we are satisfied it is utterly with
oSt foundation.
The probability o. an Invasion of Mexico by
Southern fiIlibusters has been a matter of pub
lie comment for several months, and We had
advices IN February that Cara, Governor OF
Tamaullpas. had demanded of the General
Government of Mexico a force fo- TIE prOtec
tiOn of the frontier in case of a hostile demon
siratiOn.
We are informed by the best authority, that
il General Ampuda ndhis forces arc anywhere
in the vicinity of the frontier, they are there
in obedience TO the commands Of the Govern.
ment of Mexico, for the purpose of protecting
Mexican territory from Southern fillibusers in
compliance with the request of Gov. CARA, anC
without the remotest intention or desire tt
lrespass on American soil.-N. Y. Times.
Smyrna times., 1861-04-11
Reliability of Runner.

We find in single exchange paper the i1l-
lowing dlsagreeiDg sentiments in several par
agraphs contained in one of its columns;
"The impression is that Forts Sumter and
Pickens are TO be reinforced.
"They were assured most positively by the
President and Secretary of State that no hos
tile movements were contemplated.
"The President and Cabinet have determ-
lned to take immt date and vigorous measures
tor enforcing the laws al all hazards.
"lt is not necessary 10 retain Fort Pickens.
The peace of the country does not require 1t.
"ForI Pickens must be reinforced.
"The President stated there would be no eff
fort to collect the revenue.
"The only danger OF conflict is from the
large force.
sit is the purpose of the President 10 carry
the war as far from the national capital as pos
sible.
"Texas is the point where the troops will be
concentrated.
"It is surmised that the course of the Ad-
ministration will be the concentration OF the
military forces at Pensacola"
The differences thus presented are made uE
of the varying intelligence circulated in rapid
succession, and from different points. The re-
ports may arise from circumstances that really
occur. Amid the conflicting stories thus pu
in circulation, it is impossible TO rely upon any
tale that rumor tells, and the better way fo
all is to restrain curiosity, which is indulget
in frequently only to be disappointed, keep a
cool as possible, and await the issue of event
as they occur.