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TATARRH! CATARRH.!
~ cATARRH!..
DR.. sEEtYE's Liquid eArARRH REMEbYIl
WARRANTED to be sure cure Tor
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND per: ons die yesrly
n tEls &c. es1! 81 q Consumption Ey=ry phsrIstAa
disease first commenced ~
Catarrh IN the Nose,
Tee stsp being t. the th1ost and bronchial sabes
it il eaSisr 70 case Catarh than Consumption and
z sHas9 s & coa
The symptoms Of Catarrh Is they. generally sppeaz
and nd that the; fave frequent attacks and
sentinEe to u changes Of Temperature In thA con-
d!ion ths noe nay be dlE Or slight discharge thin
As the disease becomes chronic discharges are in
c1essed - qua@tts and ct2osed In quality they are
q r. ey sf a;a sGi ~ u q
sye cau.iEg ata breath: the voice l. thlc and ns-
Or destroyed; deafness frequently takea plsce Ano
t1at ths t. obfa e slsar HI: thsoss + ts
Gown non the read tnrt7E tie nist When III. tares
place e REIso1 may 5e 4Eo thai his disease Is o. It's
il The above are the t7m2tons Of Catsrsh Is theS
appear in different cae.s
By II ala of he LIQUID GATAREa AT Az REMEDY.
Enved Aid hare suf1c1c1t confidence tu the Rem
edy aasuTe ill who are sed to test Its virtues
Tor month. no benefit s received ths souat pad
will be r turned
Fliee q t6s c-tazzh Eemedy; 400 sane.ens for
Office, 1876 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
oc1.g55l.im Post orce Box 4$s5, Chicsgo, II.
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.M1CHIAAN CENTRAL RAIL-
Ill -. :1M0Ap. -
9KKAT QEN1AAL ROUTE TO NEW yORK, NEW
~. HG&laAADtANU TIE CANADA6.
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~ l. A4-Iakhtnfnk Ekpfea1 (exoept BundkYJ u.
~ i've 1t Detroit 90 7. II: 1a1p61a14
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Saturday, EZrtve It Detroit, - 4 Il;
), .' fTofunto, ia F.. n Montreal, LID Il i
eQspenRo1 Bridge Of B1GEo A&EA:
s'' - Albany, - A u; Gex York &a9 4. II;
Bo4ton, LIN z. n
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sa1ye Il GtsaEn At 5:98 4. ": Fast Express. aaa
Tha e00 Z. N. Train leaving Chicago runs through
TO Cincinnati E1thout change Of cars or baggage.
6aHthpty1 Patent D1ste1B are run on Day E1pHees
I1ains- Ratent sleep Cars On Al night ttaius.
THRQFGH 1lCkETS 1or sale N Rit principal Kan-
road Ofre. u the West 1t tic 8alenA Office. corner
Hoase> Chicago ;, snd qId: 2. ts9 p Depot ,...1...
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spes- -osatsenle ah9 aenxefous uiseaso' ao
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esa s"e.n ~ .,
nese.AaE oe13nd has eesaonhneo LIE 1epataaoA u
WAXING REMEDY IL u,4,a psltcufs,1v "a Fhenns.
:sn. EeHz1zlt ln6ammatia4 Of the Bowch end
k'dEeyR Spinal Affections, Sore Eyes, Burn, Piles,
wounds aad btu1Fes
See Pamphlet with 4Eeht and kreund each bottle
-- ~' S'
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THICAGO Il ROCK ISLANU
~ RAILROAD LINE-raseerse- tralns depart
hoA and arrive 1t Chicago u follo1g:
Day Ell reAs sad Neil leave ut 300 A. H. and asaVs
H1Se E1i ss9:ys 1:.yys. eases :. saturday e..
oepteG: e-{ve st 6.15 L. r. Monda3s excepted
Joliet AecoEno od1ston Zoe z. X. 5andaJs except
4d JpEE Z. TEAGY, GeE- SAP:
= T. 8~ yovw Ea11 crNt del
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4 AAIENA &C CHlCAGV UN1VM
~ RALHDAD.-sgnEna AKKAE4ExHT.
On md after Monday. April 18th. 1aG1. tEalnx vM
9.4o A. Il Aad o-1S 2. " for Ee1T1deIs, Ro:6foEd.
termedis4e potn1; .. ~ T. Il nd $50 T. N.. Tor
Dixo1, Poio Fulton, Cedar RapId1 and ints9nedtats
;,ointx: (N6 2. n Tor Elg1n Eev1dett Rockford. Hcd
lntermedate points: SID F ioE & Genera nd mtg,
viii take tho 045 l. Y hain. Pz.senge11 for Gyystai
Lake McHeary. Hchmont, aeasTs Lske aot tnssr.
Gediste po;8ts, viii take tbs 400 4 l. Hat1.
Eeep1rE Catt night Halna.
E. B. TALCOTT, Gen. 80p1
8.N WHEELER Gen PASSENGER Ast III
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GREAT nSs2i; S9TsolDArEn
gIKCINKATI AND Chicago
AIn LINE kAiia9Gh.
Forty Hl1os the Shorter: Rerte ta C.nrtEAat
indianapolis Aad lcuisyi1ls,
yT0 E1FRRSs IR.INs 1e.ve West stda Unle-
Depot, CEtcxg0, daily, - follows:
SOS A. M.-nay Etpreas. {sanaays c1ceDted3
rHRouaa S Els 7iNbG1N
LIZ WITHOUT CEANGK OF CARS.
EAsT1E4 CoNHTgrIoHs1At Anderson eRd Hea
Eo1d for EequA, Urb11R, Dayton, Xclia, Columbus
and al potnz ip Central and Eastern Ohio.
SOUTHERN CoHH1uTIoKs AT Indianapolla fos
Franklin, Columbus, Msdlsou, LRTrenceblrE, Jefec
souvil1s and III p2lnt5 In Centra1 and Southern Il:
diana; also for Louisville, frankfort Lexington. 204
nj pont8 south.
FArkersburg, and ponts On tbs OHIO River.
Time to Clnclnnaa only u hours. Elegant Sleeping
Cam Oh Night Ttains!
Through tickets 6y TIL. Inc csn be obtained At ii
principal Railroad 0ces In fha Northwest and At the
Eompany's Onco, No. LIS Randolph street. Chicago
under the 8herMan HonBe)
CHAS- +. FOLLETT, GeuL Ti.Eet Agent Ey1l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Hox Jous q. DAvp has sent. through a
friend. to one Of the editors Of the ExrRrss,
card in reply 10 = communication. hereto
fore published in these columns IL i inser-
ted at request Of Mr.. DAVIS. on the ground
that all persons are entitled 70 reply to per
sonal structures
We hare repeatedly said that ne were not
responsible for tho opinions. sentiments, ar
gumeats or language Of correspondents, and
are therefore At loss 10 know why Mr..
DAVIS should intimate that the admission OF
= communication into our columns reaec,ing
upon his course. implies any want Of personal
courtesy TO him. The action of this paper
towards him has been uniformly gentlemsnly.
he chooses 10 keep himself constantly before
the people advocating opinions upon the war
question. with which We radically differ. As
journalists we have commented upon them
it ma be scverely--but certainly not in sn
unzentlemanly manner. We have even re-
Trained from keeping pace with the outside
pressure" of the community against him and
hi. views. This much we care to say in re
ply % the implied charge of personal disre
spect.
We merely add that We shall publish such
communications aud extracts as shall suit Us,
and cannot recognize any right OF censorship
over our columns Without admiring the
style of MrDsis rejoinder to LOCKER on !"
We give him the benefit of IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
foR ruK Exrsk-s.
Prom the Terre Haute Draeoons.

CLAxssrRo. Va. Aug. ~
Dear !Ss Thinking IL would not be unin-
teresting, propose dropping you lev lines
While am loangiag in the shade. and which
viii help 10 while away the hours that seem
~ long 70 me- While in camp
We left Psrkenburg on the morning Of
the sch Of the present month. and arrived at
shi. place at about O'Clock the next morn
M The distance u - miles The country
5 very rough. and a. We Travelled by rail. We
passed through seventeen tunnels. some Of
which are three quarters OF mile in length.
IL sesns 10 me that no undertaking a too
gigantic for Yankee enterprise The hills
which rear their heads above the surround
ing sounsry are bored. and the iron horse
screams. a. he msdly PUSHES through the
Centre Rocks that having lain Tor ages inihe
sileas earth. are blasted AMI rent. that auvaan
progress nav ssser; her powers
C!srksbarx = town OF -ome 5000 inlah
isants i kss qaiss 81 Old look. and don't
think have seen house here that hs- been
basis within the last two wears Here we
joined Csn1 Ro>eerans. whose Aesi quarters
are here. and we're chosen ~ hin IS his body
guard. and VII remain with him TIL he leaves.
~hioh viii be vcry scsn. ne are now under
or,iers % be ready 10 50 al moments no
fics There are but 900 20 800 troops
here At shss time. the main portion having
been gradually removed 20 the East do
MOI kne- oar destination. but think i buck
hsnnon
When sc hr>s arrived here. sAe plsce pre-
-eased quito lively scene. The valley and
hiil s'de 49, covered -ith tents. and every
open space .erc crowded ~ith WAGONS for the
transportation Of stores. ks uss told that
shcre we're over ? 900 Wagons and come 500
horses and feu DAYS ago tbsre ve,e 900
nales shipped here. ~ ee used in racking
A pessoa esnno, tell On wAat gigantic
s-.is sAis gar Is beng Pro->csssa. and even
Have nsrsls sssn IL shadow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26


EDlroE or THE EYFRKss-Sir In your
DAILv ExrREss, OF Yesterday. observe a
communication headed John g. Davis a
Secessionist. and Doing the work Of Tory
and Spy and signed. " A LOCKER On"
have always regarded you As gentleman
aud treated YOU accordingly. and had right
to suppose that. notwithstanding our differ
eace on the present war question. You would
treat me as such hence my amazement
when | read in your columns. the communi
cation alluded to.
Ordinarily Ipay no attention TO what may
be said of me in the newspapers. lor | cannot
condescend to enter into a controversy with
every scriblsr who may see proper to assail
me through the columns of u newspaper but
| must be permitted 50 far to depart from
this general rule, in this case, as TO pronounce
your correspondent {" A LOCKER On a liar.
scoundrel. coward and pusillanimous puppy
This is all the answer 10 his communication
/ propose to make; and with the request
that you viii publish this note.
am, very respectfully.
JS0 g. DAVIS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

lSrrxaS ArrKNrr 10 MrKpKn.-Two or
three evenings ago. while young man
named Bennett. member of Capt. Dill's com
pany. Of the Twenty fourth Indiana Regi
ment. was walking backwards and forwards
as sentinel outside Lafayette Park. near the
entrance. he was approached by young man
who. with friendly face. asked the sentinel
il he did not feel weary. 10 which tho soldier
replied. Yes. do feel little tired" when
the kind faced stranger. after a word or two
Of farther conversation, asked him ifhe would
not accept piece of his pie. The sentinel
thanked him with heartselt gratitude, and ate
the pie. Shortly afterwards he was seized
with convulssns. and was carried by his
comrades to the hospital.tent. DR., Davis. the
physician of the regiment. found that he was
poisoned with strychnine. Remedies we're at
FIRST thought TO be in vain. but the young
man has since fingered in agony alive
Missouri Democrat.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

The whole country presents a sad appear
snes. Every road. bridge and tunnel b
strongly guarded. aud even citizens cannot
leave the town withou, pass from General
Rosecrans. Even II the war should nov be
ended. Virginia could not recover from iis
desolating Influence for years.
Our company has been blessed with good
health and good luck. The boys are all we'll
aud IN good spirits. Alfred LAIR had his
horse shot accidentally. when out on scout.
and David East lost his BY the botts but
they have the consolation 70 know that they
VIII be supplied Sergeant sharra Was ssns
With nine men nineteen miles on tho PhillIppi
road % arrest some Sccesh. He returned the
next morning. bringing with hin i've priso.
ners' five guns. five horses and two sabres, the
sabres being the old fashioned ones. aud pro.
badly used Ia the Revolution. The compapy
have taken or arrested great many priso-
ners. most of whom have taken the oath
The principal ones will be sent to Columbus.
Ohio
Lieut.. kirtlcy has very fine mare. which
was taken. and which he talks of bringing
home with him, as he thinks Of starting ia a
few days.
As am keeping journal. will proba.
bly, send you few leaves from it Ia a few
days Hoping you will excuse this short let
ter. ! will close by saying that your valuable
paper comes TO our camp often. and is hailed
with y b. all Ii seems to US AN old com
panion. also saw Journal here. but
think il would have been betterliked further
South.
Yours. Nc. W. 5. q.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Ii seems that Tennessesns are coming over
the line 10 Padacah. Kentucky, and seiring
steamboats, Belonging 20 Union men. The
telegraph day or tao since announced an
outrage OF tai- kind. ina the seizure Of the
Evansville and Psducah packet. II a re
porte<i tina, ss'- vessel. and cargo. vas seiz-
al ami ior-~','s carried ap the Tennessee riv
.r Tn. scs i said 20 nave been aided
hv the Scc.-.ssoaizts in BarRsfs district
The Union ssca el Kentucky canno. endure
mi. sort q -a;as. The General Govern
mens AMI ths. citizens Of AL loyal States have
the wsrmess sympathy lor the true men of
Kentucky They have been wiling to
sStanl "a IRON sheir tight and allow them
g. 90 4. victory. under the banner cry Of
STATE neutrality" or any other watchwori
th~x mirht choose They have sscredls
avoided interfering With tAe polies os ssrsie
~ n Unioa nen IN Kentucky They have
bid them God speed their o~a wss. Nobly
have the Union men Of the Old Common
wealth fought their own hattie fhes have
..s-otehel' aad kal,f he serpent Of seces
SION in thai nabie OH safe The ballot
b,. IA ...okep a voice that has resoardei
ove~ every Ail and dale and echoed through
exs.x den in ne lsai rhs voice wss for
the Union
The que ataa nse reears. how long ~ni
the Unsoa men 81 kentacky suffer this style
II conduct % eontsnae How loag will they
.aaer traitors from Tennessee 10 invade their
soii and trs.nple upon the rights cf citizens
al laval mea The time must soon come
sA.a she t'aion mca Of Kentucky viii IN
s.ic the regular sFsspe q the United States.
81 c.,s< within the State and unite ~ith them
90 stop the gang Of naarsaders from P'andes-
ing their STATE. snd mskiag ia battle feld
Desp-radoes - all kind secm determined 70
Invade kenlucks uaies the auspices Of Ma
ss,sstx sal his trsitoroa~ crew. Snd ~ make
81 rsers AL rlaia faa ri with blood. 70
scremt,ls~h sl.~ss heiii.h snrps<e-- Thes mar
te sb'e 70 make kss.,aekv a battle fed -
All this depends apoa the eo0dues of the
lsnioa mcn of Kensarkv Col grsns thex
nav have he strength ard kgmne.. :, pat
dswn al traitors
ksnsaeks = eos.sd - iniisaa bs -. =
ssa<xnxuinssv aud anits Of purpose ~hsch 40
pss sx,ss bss~ssz ass other too States of'hs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Recruits.

In the anxiety manifested, at the North,
TO hll up our army. il Is TO be apprehended
that there may not in all cases be sufficient
attention paid to the lsyaIty ofthe men enlisted
IL IS true that they are all put to the test OF
A solemn oath, and in so far AZ this may be
a protection il il thrown around the enlist
tnent Of the soldier Experience, however.
shows that traitors do not scruple At perjury.
The latter Is : small part going to make up
the greater crime There are doubtless soine
disloval sncn in our regular army aud navy.
vet leif. who would. in a safe emergency. sell
oat their flsg and their country's honor
Every precaution should be used BY those re
c.uiting Tor the service Of the United States
either volunteer or rsgulaT-to enlist none
Dat true and loyal men. Secessionists, in
d;sguise. have doubtless crept into the ranks
Of the Union soldiery. in some Instances
There i no estimating what harm one dis
honest and di-loyal private even may accom-
plish in the way Of conveying intelligence to
the enemy or the betrayal OF plans. &C. Let
our officials. who are raising companies look
well 10 this thing No recruit Offering should
Do scceps 81 and enrolled unless he i known.
beyond lsFadyenture 70 be loyal TO tho Gov
ernmenl This Is paramount consideration.
and il The press for rncn should not be over
looked OF forgotten. Itisawar agsinst trsi
tors. They should be in front Of the army
anil not ,rsiAia il.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Mr.. GEoRGE W. Ii. RIPLEY. Captain OF the
Randolph county company in the eth regi
ment. is in Col. Bentons camp with his com
pany very nearly or quite full. He has re-
cruited il from the very best material in Ran
dolph county. and now has fine company
As the 9Th regiment contains. George is an
old typo. and has taken hold of the military
tiers are proverbial. While speaking of this
company, and the eth regiment, we will say
any Of the other Colonies of the six first reg-
ments. He has gone about his work with
ont noise and confusion" and in an unosten-
tatious way has got his command ready for
ser-ice speedily and effectually.-Ind. Jour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
CAxP SUMMIT, ChKAr MONTANA
JSO. e. DAVIS

August lctns icol,
EpIroas EXPRESS: This has been an event
ful day in camp. At six o'clock. p. NJ, yes
terdsy, scouting party, under command of
Caps. Thompson. ofthe l4th, and Capt Hill.
Of the Oath Ohio volunteers, left our Camp
and proceeded east to the Green Brier river,
eight miles in advance, with the view of pro-
curing a reconnaissance of the ensmys posi-
ton. If possible. At day light, this morning.
they discovered the enemy's cavalry and in
fantry in considerable force, distant only
about one hundred and fifty yards. Our men
Immediately commenced the attack upon a
far superior force, and. after a gallant fight of
one hour drove them inside of their own
lines-killing seven and wounding a larger
number, and capturing three fine horses. with
their equipments-several elrbines and other
arms and then formed themselves in line.
and returned 10 Camp, without the loss of a
single man killed or wounded. or missing.
Previous to retiring, they made every effort
to draw the enemy out, or to induce pursuit.
! without success IL Is impossible. with our
present report. 10 mention the instances of
individual proves but we can say, that Van
valkenburg. the Coils Orderly killed two.
and Mr.. SummerfieId. private in Capt. Thomp,
sons Co. of the llsh regiment. killed two
and took two horses and guns. He. Sum.
mcrfeld) two days previous, near the same
place. shot one Of the enemy's pickets, and on
this occasion. went to the place and hunted
up his gun and brought il in also. This is the
third skirmish with them, by our regiment.
and has resulted in complete success, de
monssrsting not only the capacity of our men
for contests with them in their mountain fast
nes-es. bat that they are not 70 he surpassed
in bravery and Endurance having performed
Ibis feat after being exposed to a drenching
rsiu and forced march. for twelve hours in
the night time. through country ambushed
by the ensm, at almost every turn Of the
road But they have kept constantly in mind
our motto " To keep cool and and a steady
fire Yours truly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

MANI OF our citizens will remember Capt.
John A. Mclean. who commanded compa-
nv here at Camp Whitcomb in 1876. He
was from Fort Wayne. and was known to
have the best drilled and disciplined company
in camp. He went TO Mexico, We believe, in
Col. brakes regiment. At the commence
ment Of the present war he raised a regiment
in Erie, Pennsylvania, and fought through
the campaign in Western Virginia with honor
and gallantry. for which we see he has been
promoted to u Brigadier Generalship in
Pennsylvania. and il now en- route for Wash
irgten with his command.-New Albany
Ledger
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

DR.. X. b. Jessup has been appointed sur
geon for the 9th regiment, and has accepted
the appointment. DE-. Jno. W. Davis has
been appointed assistant and has accepted and
left with the regiment Rev. Mr. Fitch. OF
Mount Vernon. Ind has been appointed
Chaplain has accepted and left with them
Mr.. Barter. Of Mount Vernon, has been ap-
pointed Adjutant of said regiment; Mr.
Snauck. Of Evansville. was appointed Assis-
taat Qusrtermaster. and Mr.. Blythe was APP
pointed Quartermaster Sergeant. and Mr..
Haiock. OF Evansville. Sergeant Major of
the regiment - iacsnpes Gazette.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

MISERABLE CLorHISe-The oath regiment
at vincennes. were supplied with most mis-
. able clothing The sample articles exhibit:
ed BY the contractors were totally unlike the
articles furnished. Pantaloons were too
small and TOO short. and as much unlike the
sample in qualit- as the moon is unlike green
cheese-Drawers and socks were coarse and
poorly made. and too small for healthy boys
of ten wears growth. To give the troops
such clothing as this was an Internal outrage,
as the Cincinnati COMMERCIAL would say
The auditing committee will see about the
payment of the bill presented The question
at present is: How did such goods pass in
spection?- Jour
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Tar New York Goth have decided 10 vol.
9nteer for the war. They will go out under
the former Lieut.. Colonel NrerSr. This
gallant regiment OF Irishmen. which fought
20 aobly on the bloody Sunday, al Bulls
Run. viii DC heard from again during the
var. Is record Of bravery At Manassas.
will re appear often. and on different heids
will doubtless 90 forth from victory TO victory.
Cod bless these gallant Irishmen' They
1--we their adopted country and will tight for
its eagle and ia banner. ill every foe is van
quished
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Trx most cheering reports come TO useon-
siantly. from the west. OF the active. prompt
and efficient movements Of Gen. FsExoSr
and. from the east. of the stern discipline and
successful arrangements Of Gen. McCtslLsS.
Ii now looks a. if the right kind OF military
talent and judgment vas at the head Of the
Divisions Of the Potomac and Mississippi IL
encourages us 20 believe that the day Of ma
takes Is past. and tina, energy. head and dis
c.pline will hcnceforth be found IN our army
and guide i'm movements 20 victory
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

mcnt.
During the last two weeks there has been
an increase OF disease In the regiment. oecs-
stoned BY incessant rains and damp quarters
No measles The whole number taken into
Hospital during this time. including four
wounded men from Capt. Bracken's cavalry.
s thirteen. Fox. from yigo county. is still
seriously i'll with disease Of his lungs As
soon a. he RECEIVERS sufficiently he will be
sent home. The whole number In quarters.
who are reported unfit for ectivs duty u
twenty five. many Of whom would spring to
their guns II necessity required them to do 50.
On two or three occasions men have asked
10 be permitted TO ''go scouting" who had
been in quarters several days. They seem
anxious 20 get peep and "a pop" at the
rebels.
&c. MePHEETERS.
surgeant 18th Regiment.
y. b. No death has occurred in the regi
ment since We Jeff Indiana. J. q. n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Union. Indiana Is endeared 10 the Old Com
mon~sAlsh BY thousand lisa,ures Of family
and sentiment. Let them stand together
fast and frm together. in the great esass Of
The Union against secession and disunIon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

i sershy givtn. thst a the ussf prn ~ the yiss
Great Court 70 b. holden the Coort House IN hs
csty q Tsrre-Hsut.. The frst Monday q serssu-
Der nsst the uDdsrsrnsf viii fhen srd there rnsks
srpicsron % The gudre ~ ssd ccrrt that hsr rsss
es eAanss< fsss s>st q ussssr Wed q that sHss-
80 ty0s HFgTTE wOcR
Ass. ., is<i-vss tut ma
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Dr. >. 81. HcLena>s yote,,,,c ma.
LiniraeHg
IEk bIsr kx1-zNAl ~ rlsr woRin. .oa Al,
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ror faralysis, Contracted Muscles Ssiness or Ws,,
hes> ~ The joints, Muscles 81 Ilgsni.ufs Il Wi. -,
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sweeney. Sores. Wounds, Scratches or any s.,e-,e =
diseases Try y, and you will be cor1xls.rst
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