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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Friday Apn &c.
The troops which left for the Southern Con
federacy yesterday went unarmed and against
the advice of the Governor. The report that
arms belonging to this commonwealth went for
ward for their use, is denied by the highest Off
cial authority.
The municipal authorities returned from yes
terday's conference with citizens of Madison and
Cincinnati expressing confidence that amcable
relations will be preserved between the three
cities during the present state of affairs
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
More I'rOOpS.

The New York Tribune, of Friday lays down
the following programme: 50 The President, it il
said, will Immediately issue a requisition for 100,
900 more troops from the loyal States; and these
in addition to the $1,000 already called for. ant
the $4,000 men of the regular Army. will b,
amply sufficient to open the campaign with nj
overwhelming force"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

ETJAxEs b. Clay announces that he is no
longer candidate to represent Kentucy in the
Border State Convention. and that he is now for
secession He says:
am fully aware of all the difficulties and of
all the pe=ils of the position which ] have taken
and which l advise you. people of Kentucky, as
in my Judgment, it is your duty now to take
that is to take the earliest steps possible to place
your State with your Southern brethren; but
have full and perfect reliance in that scripture
which says, "the race is not to the swift nor the
battle to the strong" United. we may hope to
stand; divided, we will surely fall
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
Cavalry Regiment

The Regiment of Cavalry offered by Col. J. c.
WALKER and GoRDos TANNER, to serve during
the war, has been accepted by the Governor, sub
ject to the provisions of the army law to b,
passed by the Legislature. BY resolution of tn.
Legislature, Cavalry Regiment is provided for
as part Of rhe force to be employed for the de
fence of the State
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

RESPONSE OF THE GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS
The Nashville Gazette gives the following as the
veritable dispatch sent to the War Department by
the Arkansas Governor:
In response TO the requisition of the Black Re
publican administration for troops, Governor Rec
tor thus briefly, and to the point, telegraphed:
'f ours received, calling for a regiment of vol
unteers from Arkansas. 'Nary oRe'-see YOU
d-m-d first A"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
what Illinois has bone.

i he quota OF SIX regiments called tor from this
State was full last Saturday night, and enough
additional companies offered to make six regi-
ments more. Altogether up to Monday night
one hundred and twenty five companies were of
iered to the Governor OF these sixty were nc
cepted, twenty-five were accepted conditionaly
and the remainder ordered to hold themselves in
readiness. The work of recruiting still goes on
and we doubt not that before the week is ended
in the neighbOrhood of twenty thousand men will
have volunteered their services to the Govern
nt-ChicG0O Times.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
From, KRnlncIxv

A subscriber writes from Henry county, Ken
lucky: 1--WE are anxious to hear how you DouG-
LAS Democrats talk in Indiana. Kentucky is for
the Union certain, and hope you will assist us
in sustaining our position. Give us the DOUGLAS,
CRrTrENDES or the border States proposition. and
we are with YOU 10 the last !"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
From Annapolis.

ASSAroiIs, sunday, April ..
Twelve thousand troops altogether have ar.
rived here 5000 mere EXPECTED 10 night
The brig Perry is stationed at the entrance OF
The harbor and park Of artillery on the right
shore
Gen Butler says muskets are guarding every
rail between here and Washington. The Super
iniendent OF the road was Yesterday arrested for
taking up the rails
The Maryland Legislature is discussing the
proposal Of adjourning 20 Annapolis
IL will not pass an ordinance Of secession, but
viii arm the State
Baltimore and Washington are quiet.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
From Horhr.Ier.

RocHrsEfE, sunday, April IS
A reliable gentleman has just arrived here
from Montgomery on Tuesday last. He saws
Davis had ordered the troops 10 start on the 2Sth
for Lynchburg.
Great disappointment was felt among the reb-
els in consequence Of the reinforcement Of Pick
ems.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

AbAANs NTH oatufua.i AfTli -.
At special meeting of the town council g., 500
was appropriated to equip and outfit volunteers
enlisting here. Some amounts previously raised
by private subscription has been appropriated to
the same purpose.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

q A flag will be raised on the Third Ward
School House to-day, at half-past three p. NJ.
Several addresses are expected Citizens of the
ward especially are invited to be present
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
TIE PosIrros OF Gov. MAeorrrx.-In CON

TIE PosIrioS OF Gov. MAeoFFIS.-In COM
munication to the Louisville Journal, the Gov
ernor of Kentucky thus defines his position:
In conclusion, beg the people of those States
and of my own glorious State, regardless of all
partisan assaults on me, to rely that my most
earnest, faithful, and assiduous efforts have been
and shall be directed to these two objects: arm
ing Kentucky so that she may maintain anu posi-
ton she may finally assume, and culfiuatinc
friendly relations rcih the Border Free States
and maintaining the peace bef,ceen them and our
sefves," in the hope that BY the favor of God, W,
may yet save the country from utter, irretrieva
ble and hopeless ruin.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
From Albany.

AIHAsr, Sunday, ATril2 %
IL Is understood that John A. Dix will he APP
pointed Major General of the United States
forces
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

THOMPSON AND LOWE ROUTED
WITH GREAT LOSS!
Lowe, the Rebel, Killed
MAJOR GAVITT AND CAPTAIN
LYMAN KILLED


fiLor kSoB. oct 32.-The following dix.
patch vas received here this morning.. and
ior~a rded to headquarters at St. Louis
fITID oF BATTLE. fRsDERicrr0wS Oct. -
In conjunction No have routed the rebels
OF Thompson and Lowe. estimated NJ fise
thousand
Their loss was heavy. ours small. aud con
fined principally TO tho Ist Indiana Cavalry
We captured four heavy guns
Lowe the rebel leader was killed
Major Gayitl aud Capt LYMAN, Of the In
diana Cavalry were killed ina charge on a
battery.
The command OF Col Plummer referred
20 above. was on Friday morning last order
ed forward by Gen. Grant. from Cape Girar-
deau. with Instructions 10 cut of the retreat
OF Thompson aud Loves army
This force consisted of Marsh's Illinois
regiment. section of Taylor's Battery. atJ
Stewart and Loh,maH's Cavalry all from
Cairo. Also part OF plummer's lth Mis-
sour, part of Ro-s'a 2lst Illinois and a sec
ton Of Campbeii'- Battery. all from Cape
Girardeau
The force from this point was composed of
the 3Sth Illinois. Col carln: 2ith Indiana,
Col. Hovcy. 2lst Illinois. Col. Alexander;
sth Wisconsin, Col. Murphy. l,t Indiana Cav
alry. Col Baker, Capt. Hawkins lndepend-
ent Missouri Cavalry. and four six-pounders
aud two twenty four FOUNDERS. under Major
8, hohe q 81 ist Missouri Light Artillery
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
NEw-YOurx MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct -.
Flour opend dull ard closed az &c lower
with only a moderate business export and
home consumption, sales of l6, 400 bbls at
$50 500 for rejected: S5.30td5. 35 for super
State; S. ,50@5.10 for extra State; $4,000
Ss.35 Tor super western; S5.35G 5,15 for
com. 10 medium extra western: s., .5tG 5.r5
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
and s., 95d 6, 80 Tor trade brands
Canadian -four less active and rather
easier; sales Of 600 bbs at s.. Boa 80 ftr
ssper. and s. .5a05 60 for com TO choice e
TIA.
Rye -four rules steady with sales of 80
bbls S3a4.60.
Corn Meal quiet and nominally unchanged
Whisky heavy and declining: sale; of 30
bbls at Gle
Wheat opened heavy and closed lac
lower with a moderate business export at the
spring at 81 .l4@l,ls; 5000 bush Amber
Iowa at ST. .22@l .3S. latter for very choice;
IL 900 bus red tate At 81 eco %. - .00u
bush winter red western ut 81 27d 81: 49,
400 bush Amber Mich. at 81 81 q .33.
Oats firm aud in good request at iO(a 42c
for Canadian; 42td i3c for western and prime.
Pork less doing and the market scarcely 20
firm; sales of GOO bbls at Sl5e 1850 for
mess and $9.sJ@l009.
Cut Meats quiet at 7@7i: tor shoulders.
and SD @6is for hams.
Bacon steady with sales OF $50 hh,ls emo
ked sides at $685..
Lard Is without a decided change in price
sales of 300 bbls at slS@9a4 including
900 bbls deliverable in December At ss4c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI. Oct. %

CINCINNATI, Oct. u
Flour unchanged and dull; the demand for
superfne S3l5@4.20.
Wheat declined and is dull al e36e6c for
red. and esd93c for white
Oats declined to 26ls@25c aud very dull:
receipts being large.
Corn firm at Soc.
WHISKY. in good demand at l5lac.
Mess Pork dull at SO ,50@l275
Provisions quiet and in email demand for
Bacon at 43s@5ls, and 65s.
a small lot of bulk shoulders sold 1T &c.
Lard nominal. stock exhausted
GRocERIEs steady and unchanged.
The Money market is easy at l0gl2 per
cent for acceptable paper. Exchange firm at
l4c premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

bFAndreth's Pills have been before The worIa l..
nearly one hundred and ten years. They have an Is
tsolished character for safety and efficacy. wLl1A
places them In the nrst rsnk Of ell The medicines &
The Gay They are purely vegetable. harmless a.
The tendsres; age weakest frame Yet of suscient
efficacy 10 thoroughly cleans and purify the blooc
through the organs q The stomach and bOwels -
They aid and improve digestion and sound refresh
ing sleep follows their use. They have cured tAec-
ands Of cases Of the most distressing dyspepsia Al,
the symptoms Of confirmed Consumption have teen
removed by their use, and health has again blos.sc
the once departing invalid. costivsasss, tsc grea
promoter Of disease, is nAliibly cured by these pi,
Apopsexy and paralysis are a. surely prevented II
the pills are perseverinsly used soon a. frns-.
" intenss pain Of the head Ia experienced. Thous
ands o. furnished in proc, Price Is cents poi
box.
Sold oy J. X. CrspssAn, Ierre- Hsute, AMI h, II
respectable dealers in medicine. loctisi~im
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

4 NV SH0rLpER SsrEAF--Our gallant
fries.a. late Capt X. X. siewart' paih Va
visit last night sporting new shoulder straps.
having been promoted to the rank OF Major
IN Col. Priageland's Regiment. I'd Caesiry
ANY Of our young men Who desire to 'r 'ed
D, a gallant officer 10 victory or TO an hon
orable grave. can eafoii themselves a.
once in h. regiment and follow where he
leads
Major Steward leaves for Western Virginia
on Thursday morning. and will he glad to
carry any letters 70 the Cavalry Company u
left a. the Stwart House TO day.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

yor~s A~p AnlF Bensrn A,S " .Srrn--
tor the Lyoa Regiment. comaa1rlea h' tie
gallant Col John McS-a i.i.-s.s Col i~.sc
Y shepard. MAJOR Alss~ Niri'. g. ~ersr -
the Western Departments as-aes MAJOR tea.
Fremont
The kegsmes.s - especially Designed = >
tvin- uoaumeas 70 TIE .-ies sn.i brave 81
the .lep&sted Hero whose nsn.e & Aesrs
! Fccraitine ui'iee has i.~~a ef<sse.i a the
south east corner - wsl.,.b SD Market sis
TeTre Hsase. where AZ icr~..n- wanting 20
70 lcia ,his Regiment g. the ~ss. all h~
an OPPORTUNITY. uPon ipasa~lisss spplieasiou
20 the Recfuiiirg Oflesf
X TAYLOR
p ). psy and rss'ons iron 10 d.y Of 80
stnsnt DIV.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
No News from Fremoats Advance
Rebels Coming im 10 Take the Oath.
srECIAL 10 ma DEMocgl


Jrfp'Kasos CIrr, Get. 22-Parsies direct
from Warsaw say 40 news Of Importance md
reached that point up 20 ? o'clock Yesterday
The Pont0on Bridge was finished AMI tie
river very high
r. W Baton, Sheriff OF this county. re.
signed yesterday. not being willing To take
the oath prescribed by the State Conven-
ton
4. A. Parsons, County and Circuit Clerk
and father OF Gen. Parsons. now in the rebel
army. has signihed TO Gen. Price. comman-
liant of this post. his willingness 20 take that
oath or any other Gen. Price NAV desire
He wished 10 return home and resume the
duties of his office.
Dr. BRAKEMAN, member OF the Legislature,
aud Mr. Bell. of Miller county, both OF whom
have been ia the rebel army. and some half
dozzea others from this county who haze
been skulking in the brush. have sent in their
submissions. Gen. Price has ordered them
all to Tel OFT TO hi- headquarters next week
GOV Gamble left this morning for Wash
ingion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

The following is 'he copy Of the dispatch
sent from this city ON Monday night:
SrEvESs-Two or three companies OF the
i3d Regiment stationed at Camp Vigo. near
this city. under command of officers. enter
ed the city quietly this evening and proceed
ed to the Journal DEM office. and II a
short time demolished everything. ] hear
they then proceeded to several private hous-
- and served them in the same manner. and
that cit'7egs are organizing to proceed and
take the Camp There Is great excitement,
NoRcRoss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
Night Dispatches.
Srkyrss-Thc following. will appear in all

.Srkvrss-1hc following. will appear in all
the papers this morning
The report of the mob in Terre Haute as
tappears ia the papers does gross injustice to
Col. Geo. h. Steele of the 43d regiment -
der the command of subalterns. The Col
denounces the affair in unmeasured terms,
and has issued a general order that he will
render all assistance tothe civil authorities to
ferret out the ringleaders. and will also call
a court OF enquiry to bring the offenders to
the extreme penalty OF their crime. The
Journal efice was entirely demolished and
eight houses of i'll fame that have long been
the curse ofthe city, and temptation to sol
ders None TOSS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
gs.si ct the savannah Pirates =
seisAs>e ss Vert s.sssy ~ste Prts-

Wv YosK. &C, - The trial Of the "a
sanrs.h Pirates ~ili commence "a the l. ;.
Crcnit Court before Judges Shipman and
xel.ou 10 morrow The Indictment i lof
piracy.
yes,srla, aflsrroou Z :, Marshal Mur
rav went 1, Fort Lafayette and released the
foiiouinc named PRISONERS on their taking tie
cath allegiance. Danirl Gerry. ] W I'aci
sri sn1 Algernoa : Sullivan Ne Sullivan
:. a iaeyef of this city; and counsel for enc
g. more Of the SasannAh psisaieermen.
: q Quins'pne uss offered his liberty oa
taking The oath Of allegiance. but he request
ed time 70 consider the ofsf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
From Cairo.

CAlRo. Oct. 2lst.-The gunboat Conesto-
On made reconnaissance up the Tennessee
river yesterday ~ far as the State line. She
reports a strong rebel force near the Tenn
essee line. She returned this afternoon,
having seized two barges loaded with -four,
designed for the rebel emp.
Ii is reported that the rebels were in strong
force at Bladensville
II Is also reported that Hardee's force,
100 strong. was at Belmont No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
From Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2l.-The report OF the
occupation of Greensburg by the rebels is
premature. They went there ana took 20
mules which had been placed as contraband
in care of Gen. Ward Ii il reported that
Gen Ward fell back 10 miles from Greens
burg to Camp Belleville. He dispatched $50
cavalry TO reconnoitre intending they should
return yesterday.
They had not returned when our infor
mant lett Ward has about 5000 troops
The advanced guard of the rebels was at
Little Barren. south aide of Green river
Their number il estimated at 5000 The
river is very high. and will bc impossible by
forciing for several DAYS.
Private dispatches to the journal say that
Gerrar.l has not fallen back, as reported.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
More Rebel Batteries ON the Potomac
Difficult Observation-Disclosures Ru-
mors-Befter Account from Geu.
stones Division.

More Rebel Batteries ON the Potomac
Difficult Nayigaiion-Doubt Ru-
Better Account from Gen.
stones Division.
wssHIxoroS. Oct 22.-The Harriet Lane
arrived up from Indian Head last night She
reports that new batteries have been erect
Ell NJ Matthias Point.
The Freedom and Island Belle in making
. reconnaissance at that point. Yesterday.
threw some shot into the woods and the are
was returned by a new battery OF ii sh,een
heavy guns. Immediately thereupon the
woods aui underbrush were cleared away.
exposing the batteries ~ view Vessel. IN
passing are obliged g. hug tho Maryland
shore. and are exposed 10 IRE for a distance
Of some four ~ FIVE miles in doubling the
Point
No vessels passed dean the nVer last
night md 10 ~as not kaown that any came
np
River men report that the rebels have a
number Of seine boats and long boats con
ccaled in the Creeks and lnleis between
Acquia Creek AMI Occoqnan Bsy. aud that
thes ate bssv building launches either with
a view to cross into Maryland o. seize esrels
coming NJ Tie report nec,l. conformation
The rusnor that . number - ve<sei- hou0di
doEn hsi hecen taken hy The rebels. i un.
founded
Reliable accounts from the Upper Poto.
mae this morning state that our troops had
returnel - their positions in. lar better or
der than Va anticipated and held The Var
rinia side IT the Potomac
Judge Merric. to-day. sent a letter ~ hi'
brother Jndges of the Circuit Court relative
70 hi~ arrest. Soldiers guard him IN his o~r
house a rrisouer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
Particulars of she Fight az Fred.
cricktoxu

SPECIAL TO ~ LOUIS REPUBLICAN,.
Pilor KNos. Oct 22.--From reliable par
ties who witnessed the fight at Fredericton
Yesterday. gather the following particulars
Col Carlin with par;- ofthc 2l>t RI aud
3Slh Illinois Regiment. 9Th Wisconsin. Col
Bakers Indiana Cavalry AMI VI iior s1ho
fields Battery reached Frcdericktown at .
o'clock IN the morning. and NJ II. NJ. was
Joined by the nth finland 20th Illinois. aud
'otir hundred cavalry from Cape Girartleau.
They then advanced inpursuit of the reb
els under Jeff Thompson vnd Col Lowe.
who had leli the place twenty four hours be
fofe and were reported 10 he rapidly re
treating south. but about mile from town,
they discovered the entire force OF the enc
ms drawn up in line of battle partly posted
Ia an open field. and parity in tie adjacent
woods uiih tour iron l. Founders well plant.
81 in front
Major Schofcd immcdiatel, orened fire
and At the fourth round sileaced one Of the
rebel guns The eng sgsment then became
general and hsted about two hours. but ar.
ter the first halt hour the rebels left the
field IN disorder. and Ok the woods s'oseiv
fpsloEei by both our infantry and carary
Before leaving tho field The rebcl Col.
Lowe vas shcf in the head. ani instantly
kille
Majos Gavin received I've built. while
leading a charge thirty wards IN advance oi
biz command Capt HsrsAman Wa killed
in he ssme charge.
Our loss was reported FIVE killed. five NOR
talk and twenty slightly wounded. Tee en-
emy's lo<s ! not asceffained. bu, i supposed
a. bs considerable.
At last accounts the rebels we're IN full 70
treat. with their baggage train, snd GA
trcors IN rufslii'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
Honor to Col. Baker INA PhiIadeI-
adeIpbiu-Ertat az w. " smith,
The Pirate.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 22.-The death Of Col.
Baker has created intense excitement in this
city. Flags are shrouded and at half mast.
The greatest anxiety prevails 20 hear fur
Their details o. the engagement. among the
the relatives of the California Regiment,
which is composed mainly of Philadelphians.
The United States Circuit Court has com
menced the trial of Walker W Smith. OF the
pirate JEFF Davis. who was captured on board
the schooner. Six of the jury have been Sc
lecfea
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

ccnsunipuon, primarily and essentially due - .
dsordero1 nutrition. be nationally attacked b =
medicine winch rencvste- the n1triuve powgs-
Such medicine is the PEsJyiAs SYRUP. who--
chief ingredient acts directly and Immediately on
the blood. and arrests tho disease safely and surely,
BsIrIsoAE, July Is. 1854
IVES suffering with severe Catarrhal Cough, g..
eompanied by Nigh, sweais loss Of Appetite AID
great Debility. which wAs daily Increasing In thu.
state, commenced taking the Peruvian Syrup. In
a few days and before had used the second bottle
my cough lessened; night swssts ceased appetite.
restored, and with e, strength and vser beyond
what had enjoyed foT ten years. being able 10 wsls
several miles each day, without fatigue while lA,l
ertc I could walk only n short distance
A. .. kEILOc0.
Ors A.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

We are requested 10 announce that there
will be meeting NJ the rowsshp House in
Loot Creek Township. ON Friday next. at one
o'clock T. VI Good speeches viii be made.
.tzea ------------ .s.~ - 49,
rhs1s, HArs-T. h. 'Losrfr~ who :
practical Halter. and successor to Joseph C.
Yates, corner Of Fifth aud Wabash Street.
las received his Rail .iyle Of blocks and has
now on hand and i manufacturing TO order
the handsomesi style Of Fall and Winter
Hats at prices ranging irsm two dollars up
wards. de-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
4 Fight AT Camp " Observation-Disclosures
Three Times Repuised

CNcNSArI, Oct pa Courier has ar
rived here from Camp Fix Robinson, who
reports fight yesterday n-sween Zollcofer
with from six to seven thousand men. and
Col. Garrard with twelve hundred. at Camp
Wildcat
Zollicoher made three j .ierent attacks,
each time being repulsed via considerable
loss. Federal loss four killed and twenty
wounded.
The courier met reinforcements Of one
regiment and artillery on the way.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

hxsrt t. MsxNo. Mrs. NJ kowLsoS would
announce % the ladies of Terre Haute and
vicinity, thu -he has resumed The Mantua
Making business, in the house formerly oc-
cppi-d BY Mrs, Grosermsn, on ohio street.
between rkirf and Fourth. where she Is
prepared to receive orders from her Turner
friends and patrons.
Having just receis al from New York the
latest Paris fashion. she Is prepared 10 fur
nish work of a character that cannot fail a.
riease the most Erstdiops. du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

~ Remarkable los. ef the hair, which
Is 40 common now a-days. may be entirely
prevented by the nse of Barnstts Cocaine
IL has been used in thousands of cases where
the hair was coming out ia handfnls, and
has never failed 10 arrest ID day, and to pro
mote healthy AMI vigorous growth. IL Is
at the same time. unrivalied As A dressing
for the hair single application viii rem
der il soft AMI GLOSSY for several days zee
Advertisement
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

Ftxr vIxreAR-Mr James Clark who has
established viaegary on the east side
Of the canal. Just below Holmes Foundry,
Ia. had the kindness t. send " a sample OF
his pure cider vinegar. which We find to be
of a most excellent quality That every
family should use pure cider vinegar IN pref
erenee 10 that manufactured FROM acids. adj
mi, Of no argument We therefore desig
na,e the place where such an article may be
found. and commend them 70 tskeadvsntage
OF the hint sfEse