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CfSCiS>AII, NOV. Ia.
Flour ia fair demand and market steady
and firmer; super sold at 44.l0GS,l5. extra
Si.25@4,35 aud firm; family and fancy At
81. i0@i,f5
Wheat unchanged and firm at -otd IS tor
red and r5a90c for white.
Corn in good demand; sales OF 1000 bush
at 25c for new and s9(a3Oc for old.
Oais-Owing to an inadequate supply have
advanced TO 2e@29c, with an active de
mand
Barley in good demand and &c higbe; 5000
bush soid at 43@45 for prime 20 choice fall
Whisky-A good demand tor whisky at
HIsc.
Linseed Oh . up 10 Csc. and more buser-
than seiieis.
Frovisionyunclange and dull; small sales
OF new mess pork 1915: 800 .bbls sold for
December 81 5000. delivered at Richmond.
Indiana.
Lard Is wanted nj &C for this and next
month, but few arc willing TO sell
No sales Of hogs; hardly any disposed 10
buy. Holders ask 50 .35.
Good demand for sugar and coffee at lnl
rates, but molasses has declined 10 f2di3
Money market unchanged.
Exchange steady at ! prem.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

HAotssOao HbstoSc> NJ ~ ASooC>>Cts
NASHVILLE. November l2-Five Railroad
bridges were burnt in East Tennessee on Fri
day night by Cnion;sts-two on the Georgia
State road az Chimarge Creek. Hamilton
county, and one on the East Tennessee and
Georgia Railroad, on Hiawasse river. Brad.
ley county. Five minutes after the guard
passed through the whole bridge was in
flames.
Two bridges on the Tennessee and Geor-
gia Railroad on Lick Greek, Green county.
and another on Halstien river we're also
burned. IL was thought unnecessary 10
guard the bridge on Halstien river. as Sui
livau county was. strongly Southern in feel
ing.
The bridge over iIolsieen river is at
Strawberry Plains, in Jefferson county
The bridges were fired but the fire Was put
out by the people. A guard had one hand
cut of and his skull fractured. and there are
indications that one of the incendaIies has
been killed
A gentleman just from East Tennessee re-
ports there is great excitement in conse-
quence OF the busning oil the bridges TWAS
evidently rreconcrTted plan. The loss Is
heavy and viii cause great inconvenience
and delay Matters in East Tennessee are re-
garded as in critical condition, and much
anxiety is felt foe Zollieofier.
Bacon i :"a; per pcusd Ia Jackson, Miss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

O'Clock. rstisiaeh ~ dissstion Of Hutton.
leaving the guns In position aud unspikei,
having - sFikes Coz hat purpose.
In he course Of the morning and prey ious
night considerable roinforcements Of infant
~ and artillery from Georgia and South
Carolina had arrived at Hilton Head and
were stationed la The vicinity OF the bate
Iiss, but We are unable at present 10 psces-
tain the number OF troops engaged IL the
battle. Capt Jacob Reeds Artillery com
psny. Rthe lst Georgia Regiment Of regu-
lxrs, arrived at the scene OF action on
Wednesday night. and yesterday bore a gal
liant part la the fight. -Four or five of his
men were killed early in the action. The
corps LOT, two Of their Gun and several horses.
Col. Randolph Spaulding's Georgia volun-
tecr regiment. commanded BY Capt. Berry.
was also In the engagement. They were
marched 20 the beech and received CALLING
FIRE of round shot and shell from the fleet,
which they we're unable TO return.
Col. w. III. Stiles volunteer regiment of
Georgia, reached the scene of action at II
O'Clock. having marched seven and half
miles al double quick, but they we're also
unable 10 Gre ON the feet. which were out of
reach Of their guns. This regiment had sew.
eral killed and wounded BY the shells. The
Col. and his regiment were at ore time ex.
posed to terrific Smelling from the feet. and
il is only surprising that more Of them were
not killed or wounded.
Our informant saws seven Dahlgreen guns
from one OF the frigates fired many shots al
the hospital containing our wounded. hitting
the building several times, notwithstanding
the yellow dag was flying. The Surgeons
were compelled by this barbsrous act 10 have
cur wounded removed further inlo the int
riot.
The Minnesota and Wabash are reported
% have been on fire three times from hot
shot, throws from the hattie les.
Col. Spauiding's Regiment lost all It's bag
gage, blankets. &c. but saved all their arms.
We understand the loss on our side is about
IL killed and wounded. among the latter,
Capt. j. A. Yates. of Charleston. seriously
injured by she'll. DR.. BUST, of Green
vile. South Carolina, was instantly killed by
a she'll striking him on the head.
We have no positive Information from Bay
Point battery than it was silenced at ii o.
clock. We hear Il suffered serious loss. II
is reported the garrison retired in safety TO
Beaufort.
OF Col. Dcrussae's Regiment stationed at
Fort Walker. 4 were killed nj the batteries
and 90 wounded. We understand the Con
federates lost no prisoners except perhaps
one or two from Col. Derussue's Regiment
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southern Account of the Affair NJ
Port Rovai-T~rri6c Cannoaadinx
-Dispo~ition Of the Derd And
wounded.

Fonrnsss MoSRoE. Nov. l3.-The Norfolk
Day Book of Yesterday contains the follow
ing dispatches:
RtcnUo~p, Nov. l2-Thcre j. nothing Of
interest from any Of the camps or from the
Southern coast. The naval attack on Port
Roval was terrific cannonading. The bat
terics we're abandoned. The enemy y in
full possession Of the harbor.
Our southern papers bring accounts OF
the naval attack on Port Royal, but in the
confusion Of statements Il j. impossible W
give a very connected or circum~tantiai &C
count Of tic engagement.
The Sa,ansh Rerublcan furnishes the FOL
lowing:
The firing between Fort Walker ard The
Fleet commenced about o'clock, the Fleet
- inc most Of their attention % Fort W ak
a. Before tc', o'clock seven OF the largest
steamers Of TIC Flee. had passed the bate
riss. and when the -. Marys leit, IRON
Uho-e Messengers We obtained our account
f, n the iif~t part of the action, most terrible
cannonading was going on. The hight con.
tinuesl till the departure Of the Emma, al IL
O'Clock, and when the Savannah lie" NJ Two
o'clock. the firing Was undated except ~
the Day Point battery. which had been silerse-
edhr.ueen II and ~ o'clock. AZ this Isme
the aeet. CONSISTING ef some thirty obi stes -
en- airi gunb0sis rs
SAxAxxAu. Noe. 1o--Ihs Repni,licao 81
this morning 4 informed by genteui.n from
the interior that the bThlges over the Chica
u.arre Greek we're burned b. discharged
hands and not by the Uni0nisls % stated.
4 negro Who escaped from Hilton liea'
savs i,c heard Federal officers say that thei
Los a he hattie Of Yafi ROYAL was fort
kfliei
The killel > ere covered with blankets as'
, lelt. nc v0unlscl were az placed on boar
J ~ .,ear.crS AID = III lie IA Savannah to-slas
The abandoned hssieries were taken pos-
: .-~ios. az b tis@ cnssns sn.i tie United State
fse Waxe3 over iheia wtea our troops ~
tts-l at-
\ - as.fi4h lssrs~r <sy- Fort walkers 81
nsameui cans'sfei 81 ~ gat.s, = of which boz
upon he sh.gsipC. tie balance being on ~
> sitson GA The land Si.ie- live si1 Il the.
!. guns, anlonc their -i-pounder rined. a.
|. one ten inch colnrni1iad we're disabled duris
; TIE lorenson. Being shus Disabled. suri the
I, armunigion exhausted, he garrison svacn
ed Eszs xAikes 1eswesn three ard 70
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Iy permission of the Adjusant General.
able bodied men are wanted 70 form com
pany to fill Brigade to rendezvous in New
York city. where camp for instruction viii
be organized. Good quarters. a handsome
Uniform and first rate horses viii be supplied
Immediately on arrival in camp.
Par al 70 <2f PEE MONTH.
with raticns. clothing and bounty livery
loyal state VIII be represented in this Brig
sde No one VIII he accepted who Is willing
20 enlist in the isd Regiment. a. there is no
desire or intention 10 retsrl The filing up Of
has Regiment
Recruiting office 81 ,he south store ia the
Linton Block. Market Street, Terre Haute.
Quarters rations anu @y 10 commence with
date 1T enlistment
i. Il. PRESDEE.
l.. r. HOVEY,
DELOS GOrlD.
October 81. DIT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

PARADE AID DRifI % TIKI 4SRp.--Sot-
outstanding the inclement weather snd The
rad condition Of the streets. the parade Of
The AID Regiment camo OF Yesterday agrees
-bly 70 notice The display was very
handsome one. and attracted al immease
crowd of our citizens 10 he sidewalks and
slnsows. The -clsl'srs male very ere ~
p~aranc~ IN their handsome and comfortable
ne~ uniforms. ana marched throash The
ssreet> in admirable orsi>r The material al
tho s3rl Is equal 70 any regiment ve hsVe
4cen in the ssase
Co,. steele. ileu'. Col. Mclean and Ma
isr FArro~. IN fali uniform. bore theuaseiVe~
IN atrulv soldier like. manaer. Col Steele
e-pe~iaiiy ha- the bearing Of true military
man. and has devoted himself With mos'
oommsndable energy to The duty Of ailinE
an the regiment. and securing TO- sheu
the very hess equipments. The ha';Ai'o'
drill ADD dress parade. on shs scu@sn aor'l
Of The general ra--enxss ssass.s.. = represent
81 70 Is A. being eery ctciisshie The =
mirahle drsll OF this regiment = alme-t 81
tirely due % the apiiriuE efforts o. iNep'
Col Nclean.
The whole ragean, 49, hishis lAea-i"
and satisfactory. The resimeu,. Ne learr
hss marching orders Ansi rili leave n "a
ortwo.
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B-sndreth's Pills have been befsre ,se world s-r
nearly one hundred aud ten years. They hsv, sns..
tsslishSd character for safety and efficacy. vhicl
places them in the rst rank Of ali the medicines
the day. They are purely vegetable, harmless 90
the tcn1erest age weakest frame. Of suscieut
efficacy TO thoroughly cleans and parity the bsoOd.
through the organs Of The stomach and bcwels.--
They aid aud improve digestion. and sonnd. refrssh
ing sleep follows their use. They have cured hcu.
.nss Of cases Of The moot distressing dysp~ps2 All
the symptoms cf ecufrned consumption have been
removed ~ their use. aud health has again blessea
the once desPsirlns invalid Costivensss the srea
promoter Of disease infsllibly cured by these rs
Apoplexy and pars iysis are surely prevented 81
the pills are perseverinsly used fnllnes,
intenss psia Of the head is experienced. Thcus-
snds Of cases furnished IN prcof. Price - cents
box.
Sold By J. r. CrslsszAn. Terre- Hsuis. aud by .
respectable deslers In medicine. leclicd~in
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

- Al time when the peos-s are ans-
iousIy looking to the teiegrarhic columns &C
the newspapers ior startling announcements.
which may either elevate or depr-ss the feel
ings Of the patriot. Tuttle would proclaim to
the world and the rest Of mankind. that
he is now ready 10 supply the people with
his ss,cAiess rlnes meat for mince pies
The manufacture Of this article is wholly un-
der the direction and supervision Of Mr..
Tnttie. and the materials u~ei are Of the
choicest and fines quality.
October 10, lc6l. If
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Mn. MAry a. CRosBS. Teacher Of Mn-
sic. will give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or without the use OF instrument. In
ssrucson in Thorough Bass and Vocal music.
either choral or with instrumental accompa
niment New popular Sheet Music. Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply Al Music Room on
Sixth Street. adjoining Mi-s McLeods School
Room, or at her residence. Corner 81 Ohio
and Third streets
A first class Piano FOR ale Terms rea-
sonable. dim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Hrxrt~c PAxrr.-Tbe Nssotea Chrensigp<
says: Several persons left .thi- place for
Beaver Lake. last Wednesday morning. on
a hunting excursion. Among them were ex-
Governor Hammond and lady. Capt Fitzgib-
bon and Oven fuller. They were admirably
t,,ted ont with teams. tents and all necessary
hunting sccoutremcnts They will remain
several DAYS. and being experts viii no doubt
meet Nth abundant success.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Hoo NoTIcr.-l viii sell on eyeys fue-
day. Thursday and Saturday OF the month
: O'Clock A. NJ. and IL O'Clock n, at the
public pound in Tsrre Hante. to the highest
bidder. At public auction. all hogs that may
have been. on any Of these days within the
public ronnd more than twelve hours.
THOMAS MADIGAN.
Cir Marshal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

wAsurxs4ox. Nov l4.--Commission< lave
been issued ~ the following named gentle
,nsn under lhe recent appointments
Coioneis George ". Collum and Schuyler
Hamilton. late attached - GeD. SCOTS staff.
d IL r,rirail;er cenerak Of volunteers 70 re
uo.t 20 Major General HalIeck: Capt. Jesse
l.. Reno, regular array. Chas- Z. hager.
Ceo. ". Morgan. Stahl and Col. Philip Sc
sscorrr Cook ai.o % be Brigadisr Generals
OF volunteers 20 report % Major General
HAllsck. 1t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Mixcr Pirs.-The season FOR mince pee
has come. and ~s are prepared 20 cay that
Mr.. G. Msyes..on Wabash street. between
Foarsh and Fiffh. under Odd Fellows Hall,
ha- on hand. and viii keep constantly. an af'i-
Gle OF mince meat. that cannot be surpassed
in this city or By "an. other man" We have
tried it-arc compesen, jndge-snd speak
sdvisedly. Try il.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

wAsrrp.--A good Blacksmith. saddier
and Wagner for Mortcn's Indiada Rangers.
the first squad ofwhich are abcu, TO be mus
tered into service prior 20 their departure 10
New York City. Pay 50 per month. APP
ply at south Store Room. Linton Block. Mar
kei street. Terre Haute.
JOSEPH PREsDEE. Captain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
Night Dispatches.
Beaufort so ke usade q Port Of Entry
Generals Banks aud S!0Hr I'm Cons
suitation with McCieiinn--s soldiers
not 90 be made slave Catcsers--En
cis>h Guns mt Pert Royal

Srw Yonk y On. lt-Specials state that
Secretary Chase intends appointing c"''ec
tor fos the port 81 Beaufort The Govern
mcnt will make Il port OF entry
senator Ssmmons viii send ship 10 Beat
fort with an assorted Cargo IN exchange Tor
.eae,.l. RANK. ana Stone are IN coosulfi.
ton with Mcclellan to-day
Secretary Cameron has declared that sol
der. shall not be used as slave catcher. ard
srrny officers viii nor be permitted 20 en-
raee IN the business. OF order subordinates 10
catch or return fngitives-
A letter from Gen. Nisle states thsi ses.
~rui of the rife.i cai.nsr saken az Port R"val
~, latel, innnoried from EagiAnd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
Noon Dispatches.


eebel Fences On ~ Lowes poe6uDmc
Not Dt0tnished-Norc Vessels Rus
the Rebel nlockade-Poer shoot
iug-fe0a1e Halt Casrters-The
Rebel Movements IN Frons 81
Wnshington--A Retreat Expected
Gen. sherman Ordered tn ~. Isouts
--(ens. HalIeck aad Duell e. rouse
tn their Pose-(:reat Untty Of Ac
ton Expecsed-The Press Report
ef the Naval Expedition Correct
The Winfield Scott IN Distress
Di-Eraceful Conduct Of Some Of her
Omcers and Crew--Frnit> Of The
Victory.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

niagara.

HAluAx. 1.-THE Niagara iron Liver
pool on the 2nd via Queenstswn on the 3rd
instant arrived here this forenoon. Her
dates are two DAYS later.
The Paris correspondent Oh the lndepen-
denee Beige Processes 20 have reliable infor.
nation in regard to the Mexican expedition.
Tie says that II has Interior objects and
that ifthe southern confederacy can hold its
own until January next, France and England
win recognize L.. aud break the blockade.
This statement Is pronounced in England
utterly untrue.
Private circulars report a decline of the
week Of is@l4.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

HoxE AsAT.--sisjor X. X. Stewart Of
Bridxelsnd's Cavalry, arrived home yester-
day morning. having left Gen. Ro-ecrans'
headquarters on Sunday last lie Vas within
a hall mile Of Guyasdose when the rebels
made their attack upon h. and the boat re
turning to Point Pleasant. took down FIVE
hundred troops who drove the rebels ont. and
burned the town.
Major Stewart informs Us that most Of
our men were at church when the foray upon
the town was made and also that the rebels alb
.oiusely fred into the church killing both men
and women Just before the Federal troops
reached Guyandotte, the rebels had seized
an old gray headed Union man. and dragged
him through the streets, and set Ere 10 his
house. which Was burning when the Federal
troops arrived Upon learning these facts
she troops became 50 exaspcrated that they
seized torches and in a few moments the
whole town vas in fames. Nearly all the
buildings burned belonged - sece--ioni>ts,
and the retribaticn. though terrible vas
veil ms,ited
MAJOR Stewart leaves this morning 10 join
ne regiment. now al Indianapolis. and which
viii a, once 20 into active service. MAJOR
Stewart bears viii him the warm wi.he. OF
hosts Of friends in this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

The New Albany Ledger says two compa
MES Of Wisconsin volunteers crossed over
- Louisville o-day from Jeffer.onville.
Trains ofcars on the Michigan Central and
Louisville. New Albany and Chicago Rail
roads are in waiting to convey the Nechan-
ics regiment this way from Chicago They
may be expected here thin week
Few counties in this or any other State
have done better in furnishing volunteers Tor
the war than little Crawlorl Nestled down
among the hills. and having no newspaper %
sing her praises, sho has not made as mach
noise a. some Others. bat she l. entitled 10
none tho less credit on that account. She
Cow has three new COMPANIES. nearly full.
which, when completed, win make between
nine hundred and fly and one thousand men
shis little county has furnished for the war,
out Of = voting population Of $50 Many
OF The weslshIest farmers have velunseered
and taken with them all their sons, What
county has done better Than GRAN fords
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Lrrrrss roe raE ISpIASA BsisADr-"m
". Myers. Of Capt Bracken's Indiana Cav
airy. i At home on a short fuFioash- he
sill leave Tor Husssnville. Va. on Monday
morning next. and win carry am letters 70
the 18th. l4sh. 18th or 18th Indiana kegi-
menis. that may be left at Bars Drug Store
before Monday morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Il csncnly account for my present round hoaish.
from the constant though moderate Use q Bc>aAvrs
HoLlASD BsrrE<s-harins from my youth suffered. A.
intervals from Pms. in both fosus. sometimes e
severely as 10 completely prcstrsse ne. have Co.
several months psst though subject to loss q sleep
and unusua, physical effort, been entirely free from
any symptom Of ,his distressing disease: while my
general health Is very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity Of this cerila
CATE requested TO call upon oonmuniesie viii
the pronErors. They WI take pleasure 70, only n
refffng them 70 is author. but 20 many others Ell
have used the Holland Rtt~rs Cor tie Hsscsion
With eqrs! suocrks- oetls.i~
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AUCTION.

4 WILL sell at Public Auction, at
u nv prur store on The cornsr q lafayette sns
Icons Streets. n sibl-ytssn. Thursday. >eyem-
her Ian. my culire stock. cor-i-ting % part ot
Drugs. Medicines, Groceries, cr0ckeEy, ln~sre,
1870. q q y. NoRlS.
rerrns ~ .sie es-L.
Sev. sth, CT. Gle.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

PxsoxAL-By the ~. Louis De~eersf. OF
yesterday. ~e learn that Co.'s Love'oy.
Shanks add Hudson had arrived In that cay
the night previous. IL Is evidently certain
there is TO be no fighting IN the Southwest
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The PikesOwn Sicaory-Gen.W u
Itams shot Through the Head
Four Hundred KILLED aud BE.
tween one and svSo Thousand
Prtsoncrs-Federal Loss small.

r PARIS, Ky, Nov. Ia The following letter
MAS just received 10y the postmaster at this
place, dated Mount Sterling. Not IL: Just
from Pikeville. four hundred rebels killed
and between one and Two. thousand prison
ers
Col las. :. Williaias was shot through the
head. and Capt HAYES captured.
Signedl =. l.. BoSWORfH, I. NJ
Another letter confirms the above. and
says that Col Mctcalf lost six men killed
and seventeen wounded. The "a Ohio lost
but few men.
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Dreadful Acctaeus ct Columbus
kentucky-TwsO Officers md Six
Prayates q Jglea.

CoLasBus. Ky, Nov. la dreadful &C
cisiepf has occurred here. A DAhlgreen gun
exploded Yesterday, killing two heu'enants
and ak privates. Cen. Polk narrowly escap-
Ell. \ rcrfisn Of his clothes v ere torn OF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Has. HA1~,-T. IL. Lo~eue--who IS a
practical Halter. and successor 10 Joseph T.
Yates, corner Of Fifsh and wsh~=a Street.
has received his Fall style Of blocks and has
now on hand and Is manufacturing 10 order
the handsomesi style Of Fall aud Winter
Hats at prices ranging from two dollars up
ward, itf
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CfARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS ]
Prepared from pTeseripsion Of SIR y. cl@Tis

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Prrpared frsss a preseripsion Of SIR J. claTks
A. ID. Pays,cisn Extraordinary 10 hhe QUIZ.
mt tnvslosbis medicine D. snf..lins 80 NE
Al. those painful ard dangerous Diseases Wish "a.
female consultation is subject Il modersies sli -
c-s.~s snd removes all sbstruction-. and . sped,
cure mar be relied on.
TO NARRlKD Lklslis
particularly suited. IA ~fii. In sb.st fins-
bring on he noaihly period -rih r~rHisriiy..
Essh bottle. pslce 80 col@f. beers tie
msnt stamp Il crest f1iusin. 20 prevent eOunts
fsits
CAUTION.
51<ss III s1oali ef b. tIle 81 fe,sfiss dii,iss
ns f7RSI 7HREls A0TTyS Or F,s1asnsy."
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IN .Ae ssaek and Limbs. Fatigue on slight ssers."r
pslpl,Afsen 81 the Heart. Mysteries ans Ht.ts-.
these Pills viii affect = cure WHEN al ots-r H's-'
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. hurtful % the ooustitusion-
psn difeoobs In l.s pamrhtl srVaD1 eset
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ToMsoRiAL.
indicated Hair Wash'

DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
having reftted bis shaving snd Hair Dressing
49,. .xssIrsnr ths Terre Hante Honss. tcgslssEe
40 fn<orr. tse etis~ns ana pubse g~otr.ly that he
4 nov prepared % wait urop e'istonsrs n Sis
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u.,- ava. W ctStpt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

Louisville, Nov. 1.-THE Journal has
information that the long and costly Rail
road bridge over Cumberland river. just this
side of Nashville, has been burned. and
speaks OF the announcement n causing great
alarm and trapidasion in the rebel camp al
Bowling Grceu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-15

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