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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

The United States commiszary ia. lndi,
sra has advertised for subslstence stores for
the o2i regiment 10 be redezvoused at Rock
port The cOmmandAnt Of the camp has h.
sued shs following eirculars
Tie Governor has authorized this regi.
ment 10 be raised az Roekport A tine camp-
ing ground has been selected near town. and
the citizens Of Spencer county have gener.
ousiy contributed for the erection OF new.
comfortable and spacious quarters for the
several companies. and every arrangement
i made for the health, cony elaience and com,
fort o. the men.
Qqartermaster has been appointed. and
military instruction will be At once commenc-
~ under a composenI officer.
Transportation by steamer win be provi-
ded, and recruiting officers are now actively
engaged m raising companies for this regf
ment In this and adjoining counties Com
man1ers OF companies are requested 10 re.
port At ence 20 the undersigned, st Head
quarters Al Rockport.
WILLIAM JOINS. commandant.
Edward Mace, of Lafayette. has been APP
pointed 81 Lieutenant In the regular infantr,
and ordered 20 report at Fort Leavenworth
James Burk. private In Capt. Gillespie /.
company IL the 10th regiment. Was killed by
a comrade. through mistake. while On pick
Ct reoonnOiseriag expedition on the AID OF
October The mishap occurred in the neigh
borhood Of Edwards Ferry. on the Virgins
side Of tho Potomac.
John b. Coyerdale. lst Lieutenant il
company Of the 18th regiment. has beer
appointed Adiu,an. OF the 59th regiment. Col
+ Durham
Gen. Live will review the Spencer count,
regiment Of the Iudiaua Legion Of Rcckpor
on Saturday.
The Louisville De'noeraf OF recent DAT,
says Indiana Is raising. and nearly fuIl. he
fueth regiment Indiana has taken a con
tract 20 6ght the war. She has had regi
rnent IN every battle that has taken plsc,
since the commencement Of hostililities. ex
oep, Bull Run and LeesLurg.
+. A mar named Strait, who stat thal h,
has recently returned from Texas. says ,ha
Col. W. ;. Tyson. OF Texas, Is on his way g
the mountains OF Kentucky. with twenty twS
hundred cavslrymen. who are armed with
knives and pistols. Tyson. he says. Is tn.
beet drilled officer he ever saw. The sam,
correspondent informs the Cincinnati Enqui
rer that Texas nov has 1900 men in IN,
field
Cen. JOHN Mansfield OF Jefferson county
We understand. will probably be rendered To,
COlonciey OF the Second German regimen,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

tht''t htt 'ttA+t AkNhHtlf.
Where sill JEFF Dwis co when nc dies?
To that oHrR from which no traveller returns.
How did y l. end his way n the While
H0usef lie ARID IT,
The spell that qgieied Baltimore. Dix
ipse DU.n
Present avocation Of tie old fog commo-
dores. Boring Welles.
Way IS W. X Russell Ike tie M.-siasir-
pi rivery Because he runs dolcn great
country
What was 4. LIS styio Of locomotion IN
early lifes We went laundering along.
Why are Lincoln and Hamlin lone and
inssPcrableg" Behold the reason, Abra-
HAMLlNcoln.
ScENE ~ -SympafAiziay Husband
What the matter. tear, YOU look quite for.
lOrnT
VIE Matter. George. matter enough
to mike any woman look for,o.n. Your
stupid Secession has kept me awav from
Newport and Saratoga l haven't a dress
that | haven't worn AZ least six times.
have only half an ounce Of cologne lett. and
only ore pair OF shoes EFT, a,d-ana burst
ING INTO tears.) know the fall bonnets are
out in New Northumberland I can't even
get TO see one
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

~ ExcuASGrp PRIsoSrr.-The editor OF
the ]. ,uisvilie Journal, h - h al Hn intervie "
With Mr. Z. H. Lppert, OF the 9th Illin-is
Regiment, who was taken prisoner some
months ago. about twenty mies from Cen
tervil!e, No, while acting as q messenger
bearing dispatches He was arrested by re-
bel Nissourians and pl4eed under charge OF
Gen. Hardees command in the south eastern
part OF the State where he was exposed 10
great privstions and suiseriugs. In Company
silh twenty other Uaion prisoners. he vas
iodg-d Ia n horse thief jan AZ Bloomfield, for
nearly q month. This place was m apart
ment sixteen by eighteen feet in III dimensions.
aud seven feet i1sgn. with two mir holes on
two sides. In this cage the twenty were
coopcd during the hottest weather. without
any eIort beng made % remove their ex-
crement, which OF course produced the tout.
est stencil Their food was dough and water
and even that in insufficient quantities, and
they were never once taken into the fresh
air. which produced great sickness. While
there three Union men we're hung and Eve
shot because they refused to take the oath
These villAines were committed By Captain
White ard his Texan rangers From Bloom
field. Mr.. Lippert was taken TO New Madrid
Tor few days. during which ne received 10
49, ~ az "ti1 Va lt.ttit - iftls lutuCC le
VAS transferred 20 Columbus. with seven
prisoners from Cspe Girardeau. and placed
At work on the Notifications, and they we're
so engaged. being driven 70 the works in
gangs liko slaves. nj the time OF the engage.
ment between the batteries and the Union
gunboats, exposed TO all the FIRE and burst
ing shells. but providcnt,lly none were in.
jured. They wero by this time greatly in
need of clothes and blankets. and their
wants were contumcliou,ly neglected by
Gen. Polk after his attention had been called
u them. Mr.. Lppert VAS finally exchanged
when Col. Baiord went down under flag OF
truce and he soon reached Paducah-
There he vas most Hospitality received BY
the boy, Of the llth Indiana. and he desires
q return thants 60 them all and particular
y 20 Captain kggg, FOR their sOldierly attcn-
ton 20 a eomrlde IN distress From psducuh
he was Forwarded 70 Louisville ~ Gen.
smith. and will start Immediately 70 join hrs
regiment. which is Col. Heckers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

\ cogKEsroTDrS4 u the Cincinnati Com
.a>reiaI. from Camp critsenden. Ky, repre-
cents the intense bate exciting between tie
loyal and rebel KeutuekiAns. he gives the
instance Of JoHx :. WILLIAMS. commanding
the rebel forces. who gained distinction a'
be battle Of Cero Gordo. in the Mexican
var. It's brother IS at Camp Criieuden with
the UniOa forces. carrying he ssosd Of his
brother, the rebel Gencrsl. thar vas used By
hiza OF tie heights O. Cero Gordo. The loyal
wntf.xs has Instructions from bis venes4
be aud patriotic father. who was gal
aat soldier IL the var against Great Btiiain'
20 use that sword on he rebel son II be can;
All the correspondent has no doubt that &c
will. n the opportunity Offer. Such Il civil
var. Duty impeis the patriotic heart 20
sustain tho Government against the crime Of
treason. that liberty may be preserved. and
tie highest hopes Of miakind protected, let
tie cost be what i nay Of treasure AID blood.
Nor it 70 be considered Of what kindred
,he bod my be. when il becomes corrupt.
81 ~ treason against nation Of freemen.
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LEGAL.


SHERlFF : SALE. by virtue OF
A'ar crter nf sc iss1et f-o1l ste vir~ fsr-ri.
Ccert q re @irvrs-d snd delivered Dr. f-fc- q. Alvin
y Ih1rr ard tr1.nsi fn'r A.frr- Thcr,ss f,,s-t
bar-. My =. h--ttsrtsVi Wii.1n 4. TIL ssr
crt.errl 70 80 ~ fflosi1r dsacrs1ct Re- -
80 - ~ : s. coy. I'd s1s 10 " p
ffg n-rE ~ tbs ,s1rte-earf cruur - ist I'm ~
tFt1f-tre = lr tie f-t sislcr - -, "a
- 81 I've iuI.arsth ff- sa-loo arfh~ "a.
49, = ne ~c.. heif So 81 tl1 hall - ~ &C.
re7 trvrlg-tEe t1f' tr~n>tir t~vfve ia tosth II
r4nra f.rs ~ x~tf. httes-ir-r rrsas ~ Charrc~~
- and - Plat tter-ci rvcorts. a. lie Ree-rsrrs
c1e u SD ccntT - k, rc1aior 49, -~s.t CO.
aeltrrt tipl ~ fte7ce sFlfh e a -iis-. ts~te-
-. ahrlr sAti dt7 - hantred liss, fec1 10 -
ner't =, ~ r1e-r = ese,.at-z. I'D -
SAfTgDAN. HosE EBER 81, l~n
Wii1ia - iexal heefs - "a dsr. A. .hs c..
hrrs~ so~. - TIRE Hs-tr ~ v-- go -~--ss 80
rTcis rf t1s eacre ererioed reai es-ssr ...-.s,.-
Al az - FfiFie- zEE zrTzrte- .i,ss - BE sr-
ttictrnr. - tSf-1 81. es.s-ciax r~rxa re.-- 4,
- rness e1frr ~ CO.. are p-n fsirre = 49,,
Ia slz sa1orus = tsasfy ssid oresr II - -
c-stx. ~ 49, s.t tetrx Ser ~ sre-.s.-.l- -
As - s@t Rr-i Esssts. - - 1,rh--- t.s<-r =
csfh. - SATISFY ~ ssDs.
Th's lea CO - octss>r, 1871.
oSSis~s~r-s s-sss.sc-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07


S.-hi br.,ss eroan..,r csunon have oeeu
received e. abe STATE Arm,ry within the rasi
fsw days. gscrn tas establishment 81 Me.
. .cs.sw-o,. c.ae'aaa.. The n .jsrirv o.
.he.e4f. fGi o. hh aa.1.er c,s.a,a
s4...s osn,sas. frsn N,,hsxar Cf.v. use
~ . rsactics siih. anl C.ps. S.roason's
ssn7,ny - ono. F,sh ~ thcse oon7.e-s.
ere dr.sheg daily aa4 accss,cnmr their
hsr-es e - srnsa 'ai s,aal of e1pio1ias
.s'rpo-s'ic-
60. fEs,ls rsfca L4forse. s r.
"a "a. sannasg f5riss isgIrish reS;nseas.
- lad ass 60 wsiker Tss Hsrsii
ssysAs.las ue.rig i.s-s Hs<a slrsadv crs,il
81 vTicse se-rar vsre oa.Aiced j. ieo
49, Tie Hrssdssy-
TSsa Tssce. - 81 = Sasasses.8y -Ssii.si. ~i.i
= &c : have sri tr'a< 49,. sns ncrh
-sarr tftr-cr.. rsr aroa' ~. f.Fs fhtf.I1
- - - - tt'ak -pine into the ssr lsst
sc-s ENLISTED ente q ~ 4 "halrsa.
sns s-c - 80 =. r. lAc erss-ri 81.
walkcf's r -lrEca. 81 ->ea e llr aal "a
- sstt tta.n1 he creaies ~ 0a C.ts
.-,-,...s- Ne -isau -~r~-s 20 tru -t.l
s,csua. IF taels - IL Atsas dcst
Sc 1s@.e " xonssr. h.s bc~- ~ .--s
- ch~lsi q re sei reg.zsh'. g. y
Rsysesss. a. Ra.Avills
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

Terre-Hante Female College

'IWE SEVENTH sE1fI-ASsCAL SESSION a. a..
\ terrs-Hssie fefnals Co6sge. will commerce N
ttu.siay. lie 81 - SepssrnS.- nsrt ne -
Fr<-ssc~s so Tcache-s who haze - aarr al a :,
rscfxs7il lied ~ severai departments. q fhs Cei
=. Afft. Z, Wa, Wiz lev eteeptiors c>a,s.ue
- he > t.-' lhcs- ~isAiag 20 eater -hcuiS a. "a
= ~ .-a''--E F. r.o-~stir Any sr--ks- taf.-,--
oer. ~ scef>os1le = ~ Sotca r,ay ~ htf b. u.
dre-''rg - ana--sivus.i "a rerre- sarts.
a1sf'r t0HV CoY~HT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

BUcKSEr FALLING BAoK.-A FRIEND writes
70 US irOm Charlottesville statil that an in
telligent young gentleman WHO reacheI there
from Muniorisville, says the rebels have
certainly lett the vicinity of the Green river
bridge and fallen back 70 Gowling Green
They have also left Burksville and gone
down tho rivcr-L0u Journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

SIZING IF BE.GHr WovLD SoARE.-It is
said that some Of the Hoosler Home Guards
made a descent upon J esse d. Bright's house,
near Warsaw, during the recent skirmi.h ut
that plsce, and Jesse made good time across
the fields. hey wanted 10 see if he would
scars, and did not misuse him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
Change Of Tone OF the British Press.

Late dispatches from England show that
marked change has taken place in the tone
Of the British ores OF American affair -
The declaration OF the London Tir.es that
Eaglaud viii rather undergo much suffering
than break the plain rules Of international
itS. - a significant feature The London
Post lPALxrrsroS's organ) has also become
.wtre that British interference in American
sitsirs. Instead OF procuring \ supply oi cot
TIA wouid postpone Il inde6ritely: and tha.
recognition Of the rebel Government would
merely complicate the difficulties. Tn.
Times sAys that for England 10 brcsk our
blockade wouid stain her reputation: and
che will not d such su act eVeu % save her
gre ,tcst manufactures.
The rensrk OF the Times. that a.. : not
unlikely that the moment the drain o. snceis
commences. tbs fnakcisl community OF
America viii have Is Bull Run" = made
without. due consideration Of The state Of
tr.de between this country and Europe -
The conditions must cAsfige riea,iy before
an, drain Of specie vii begin So lonr a.
orr exports exceed cur Import. e j. more
likely that we shall draw specie from aaroad
than .hsi ne shall &c subject 70 anv dcpie.
ton The idca OF The Times = founded on
sn oxcepi0aa. and Temporary state Of sFsirs
~niF' - tstr-ca --@F y ueii 80 govern.
uaeuf q re q ufriat7c.i. or -mnfifcafica' m
tls Csa1.c ,llon Act. aDi se.-u % seige
: suiisTn deposits IN the Elsferr banks. the
bankers tesrTn - reu'ir - Ear02e. Tbs
crested 4 sudden demand fsr csrhssre. ,,-t
fsisc.i he rate . Ice. vkich - ncsr ~
s7e-ie 0~ia'. The Times aat.cins,ed .h.,
this sivsncc v,sH consnae. sird - ...o
faer, 90 Srec's brEsa o. - ---f-ar4. an
othc~ 'f-pslesaltIn 81 tc -. ~ ne ooy.
ernuent ,rierc ,b< exerr,ss -se ae.
rrs'ts. anc ~ rte 20 exe.- s1s a-c,l-ed
ccus6cr- hi~ iel0v re rrr-'s shi-a..r -.,int
{ asfc rrsfsaliiir G. any ch--re
ssa't<f ~ uniii @e great charec - ~
roril'1sr s..is tsses place --CTr-iaasff
EfssNf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

A Srs ARazsTss.-A ,ounr usn uarns5
S1'ih saffesieik, Falnoath. Psndls,o.
ecanty X c. s-ssriay. - rsbei spy. and
sakec - Cllscina1E.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

We siiil bear the err "a -fescc." U~dsr
Sc rIrcasestanccs thsf roe e.isf. + Pc -rs
tfAitsrv TIE argument q ceace "a the
g-eseuc1 - s1bettiea h1~ts. When he irsa-
ders arc sppTnschissg u~ssn -. ncens. - :
distirccssesl sfstes1tn ssTs. nothing bra ~.
uiiisuen. 50 ere y 80 Re7abiic, tee -. ~
ming 81 ihe sc1ra ks3 coutempt ofthe VOID
tte ecH'Hf afths 49, hrfrrefthe t~r-resr
nesric of ~ eaffh
VIZ -ssss Stand fora And dec'are asnssi
fef .'it cate II sueh peaccs-Toz Jpsr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07
LEGAL.


1 IMPORTANT NOTICE.-All who
4 know themselves 70 be indebted 20 The Terrc-
hautc Journal oftce Tor subscription or yo5 ~ork
would confer at favor, {, In this dark hour
a my adversely. ~ ming iorwstd and sstling Tie
~srn~- The suiscrs,si box - rors and will haze
- tTus. - tho Of my aabscr.hsrs Tor The
<lnouni cue or their sr,srr ,ticn. nsy be fouod
a. ihc od Office.
TX s. WV r. CooKEaLg
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BAN KING.

DRAlRIE CITY RANK No
Il 10 IL hereby given % 70 SlockEoicers, re
~ anDsal meeting for the purpose 81 secisg -las
DIsctors fcT he enszing year ell - c a. tslrs
si1A Cay u xevsuesr n<xs 81 w c'slc1t ?. -
sss<sk no 3. nfAcH. c.xLiss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

Medicated Hair Wash,

DROF. GEORGE W. CANADA
hsving rrdtt-d his shaving and HAIR Dressing
ssioen, stoiu.ng The Terre Hauie Hoase bera lesve
. Iiern he cifens ssd public gensraliy. that be
- nov prepared - Wait urcn customers "a his
ux1sl satisfactory srfct att~uto-i given 20
disappointing snd Cuiiing Ladies and f4ttle Girls'
ant apo. ". CANADA.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

TaE removal OF fEfA0ST was receifca
with profound regret in al parts Of the coun-
.ry. Whatever may have been the merits
Of tho sasc. the public is unanimous in the
belief that il was exceedingly impoliiic %
supeFcede him just as he was about to attack
tho rebel army The curses against the
BlAls family are both loud and deep.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

- fel sni yorf tfiicatr. s.ciiey, ruay ctIidr~L
g. - hefit'y. -'rcfg ard rctust-th-n .rivr sb--
flirsi- sreugiilrr Cordial fses 10 .lls.s,..,, =.
'rr. tf-iif.. e. Is drlccrs 20 TAKE.
''e table -spesiful. taken every mcrnlng. fl..slS
t-Fc preventive HEainst chill and fsv~r. s~ilos
lever, cnelsfa ~ Any pE'Tsiirg disease.
CAiiioNl-be~are - lruFgists q dealer -
ma g., 60 pain upon yc1 tvttis q nliisrs o. ~
taparlA which uley hry cheap Is SAYING n 4.
irsi ~ rcot There are even mon BkANE saesleh ~
steal part % ny ranie a. dub lhoir via a..
tofs. AVOID such Infamous i1RA1FS aud thsls VI.
lAinoas ceuForula A. isr ~. J. A. Ael<sn'.
stFsiiFilss.i.T CO. = Hnt Hood Purifier Taks
nothing Csc. i d only '.nrdy that vii puru,
yoGl i'..oa Tho a . ara Al he ,.nr ,s,.
e!kf >sIlifN "a .kEsoltATf the si,rl- srsani'
rstu. u - raf ~ in ~rsr i'stties-sl pr asfti.
q 80 h.iissif g.
DR. :. a. MeIFAN. s.se fropf,.,ot.
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BOOKS
team rIunr.ng Mil for Sale

TIE Steam FIGURING Mil situated
n IN ~ ns--h par. - "a eify cr.s~n ss fts
I~s<s~a.a ssls'l ocer-1 So sale TIE All
60 <ns irrss run e Burs. bsSer. Fnginf. 40 Ga
~ ss<ry rsehln~r= Ia rsot ~orki1r ort<r
- fo~ rrsce ard t--rus. esQufrs - TIE unt--.
s<nst, a. ne Aaxs..r's ody.
ex a. INV E.B ALLY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

IsI- asr.-s..c rss-tl1s i uos re1.y 30 fle f-as
ss-ve-, ri ISL Itiff pcss bis. fnsde better u -.
ever hes-r az Veii worthy ~ attention q ~ fss
-sera wcntfr- r-rb rlecalnes-
II hss ., -~rior ~ fis r,srLs.. and a fhr c-ls
-!l ftai ~ 9rc-s-.y grind crar~s y-.os so
For sac ~ a. re--eciabie dealer.
ssc~rs. 30 --trr,srtnrsr
y. Q. E1l KDh
faz,t works. usr-iss,arg. D.
90 20 sale ~ = n. Fo.f-y. E-rrr- Bsute. Id
SET fv-9Il0
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ps. .. "a. ucIenn.s Volcanic oil
IIDsmenf.

TEs Es-T ExriE1ssl - T1F WoRrr.toa II.
or brAsr
IatU6tefs cl human i.,'urs hata aser .ssss A. 3
G. cesreP -iace a.f ris~ery. - fh r'f- ~ q
rshlr iui'msuf. L WI relieve PAIN slir,< M O.,
tsnecIsly, ard i al clean-s, pyri3 49, acag %
soneft >slkf "a an iucre.ihly sborf uiLs kuFaNs.
VOLCANIC OIL i1SIA;f-NT viii re.is-.. 49,, 81,
ve'--r'e casss q ka.arassisru, t'0ri. ssrfslgr
far Paralysis. Contracted Nusclss. sfoes. ar x.ss.
the oti,-. Nusei-- lzrrarents IL VA me-.
fr.i. Two arpiicstlcos vii core sire Threat
Hcadscae Ct Fcrnrhe. Fer Brrrso7 Nsl6,. ~ a.
Pain. i q. irf-hs remecv. 10y e. srd v-- MI.
rr-i irdi-Y-rls.,,i- I.n.d, Keep e. siN3ys G.
fsrf
planners. FARMERS 81 arg c1s having cl.-..
g ho--., viii rssoaey ~ r.ing Ncf~n-s-. Va
can'- ffi Imminent n ls sfs~r-iy arf frfslissf.
cure e. Gsi.. srrlrs. Chsf. Sw.i.rrs. fstrss -.
Swesuf.. >1-es, wounds ScrAtches ~ any e1t-rr.l
ci--s-sf. IT, IT, a--i yau viii ~ crrti,.rs-.
Dr. , %. Mclean. Sole Iroprisicl,
!asdwi! saint Louis ~
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o. ifvyK so~r1 sf>1. Husf-rsSfS-. nr AnAo.xr A.
T.e-r never ms ieen cATHARTfC ns~dics.
ocrol - ue pssoiis Inst las given -uoh erilr. .s~
isfsff.fu - Nllsall'a lI.ftrsai l1lls.
Ns.n< crurciy ssg.faiit. tlsy 4ra rrr.,r,.- -.
ara De- taken - fbr ace. fsndsF i.l.snu ~,
rrosuni Az powerful 81 fsnsfPr al s'ious sa,r..
i,7as ACID q lnpers. f'.s ur'fe. f-ors s sorsneh
l. iHr, inrs are tss cslg fils itaf scr'e bs I'D
rfalar!or1 DftriCf..
T1ry rrpt-ce ro f1sr- fc.-..f. rf IA. "a a..
-fo-sch bowels. lieF se-y active -lil ret IA
IL --pr Operation, rrcis cling hca.ily ss,-rcfcos al
fa' 'rrr hnf Afneyf. Who WI runsf frs.a eillcus
lrss. headache al fer' s.o'nart. wbsn - cer.r /.
rft'.sg Pc c..te.-sf kecp th~m r,,stn-fsr e.,
harl-, silg,e dose t1Srn q, .ca-e4 nay even,
hr"-r. cav acd ilo-4s q s.ckrres. 49, ~ IL :
a. hclean's Universal f1ls. Take - ctlss. ,.i.r
cosfsi. tfeT tss'-,rss r-'sc Only - c-cts 80
tos 80 csn ~ s-ri ~ nsii a. sry parl az ~. n I.
!. u. NcLklS. S,ie if,,a .ei.-r.
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r. y. DECk r. 60.

gaC0S KSoLgS, Fogrsts.
y. 2. Corss.sly O. hsrd a s1pssiCr article 81.
DATEE rl.Dof OIL bI.ACkiSD. wsfrga.sf TO be-
wsteF prcof ADc 20 make the iea.tvr s0t I'D SaDie.
Oct g
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uosI Delicious A Delightsas ter
dial Ever Gakeml

THE THOUSANDS upon ihoHs
II an.is rho ass lai.s using Mcirsr's S,rcErIc-
iug corc,al certify Tat II y ahsoiafiy en- es.l,s
hic remedy for removing an fSNIcOtAT-SG -
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vaIht a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-07

200 BUSHELS of Shell Bark
cOO Hickory Nuts
Iovs-du L. :. TCTTLE 5 CO.
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II kENNIHENiNN COKDfAf.
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- tie Liver. Stomach - bowel
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-02
Oryrsnar no,,ce.

To Jabcs ,. Bilirgs j. M. Billings, s. 8. Billings,
Parmeiia filings. 4. II. Leisure, W D. French,
Davis Price, H 5. Taylor, Jno. Tennis Co,
Vim. Thompson d Co., Alexander johnson, John
n. Mott, jr., John NJ. Mott, SEN, Jne. b. Quirk,
Otis Reynolds d Co., Geo. G. Aadsfson, Andrew
Webster, Galloway Webster, bradley, Burn
ham 4 Lamb, i. w. Phinney, Mary Il. McCuns,
john Mccune, sue T. Zwarts, Jno. l.. ZwartT,
Agnes Wiley Gait Hannnford 4 Co, defendants:
VoU are hereby respectfully notified that there
i is now on file in the Clerks Office of he Dis-
trict Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort Madison
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming judgment
on foreclosure Of mortgage against said Jabez y.
Bill linga above named for the Of ten thousand
dollars with ten lcr cent inigrsst from The llth
day OF February 1850, and special and general
execution s2aist ID. Billings, and ar against all
said defendants above named praying also Tor the
foreclosure Of mortgage given by said j. b.
Billings TO Charles Mason, upon the south half Al
81 section twenty four 24I, and fractional section
twenty i've t25J, all IN township sixty five 1851
north Of rangesix l6l west In Lee county, lows;
the sale OF said mortgagcd premises 10 pay of said
debt, the extinguishment Of anequity Of redemp-
tioD therein, for costs and general relief.
Now you and each Of you notified to appear
and answer said petition on the morning Of the
second day Of the next term Of said cnurt, TO BIZ
holden On the third MeRaasef MAY lsGii ts+lr-
ment and decree will be had therein as prayed for
by default.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-02-02

c. HEADAcHs is the favorite sign by
which nature makes known any deviation
whatever from the natural state of the brain,
and viewed in this light it may be looked on
- safeguard intended to give notice Of dis
case which might otherwise escape attention
till too late to be remeded and It's indica-
tions should never be neglected. Headaches
may be classified under two names, Symp-
tomato and ldiopathic. Symptomatic Head
ache 10 exceedingly COMMON, and is the pre-
cursor Of a grea. variety OF diseases, am ong
which are Apoplexy, Gout, Rheumatism, and
oil febrile diseases. In It's nervous form il is
sympathetic Of disease Of the stomach con-
shutting sick headache, or hepatic disease
constituting bilious headache, Of worms,
constpatios and other disorders of the bow
els, AZ we'll as renal and uterine affections.
Diseases OF the heart are very frequently at.
tended with Headaches; An@mia and pietho-
ra are also affections which frequently oc
casion headache. IdiopatLic Headache is
also very common, being usually distinguish
ed BY the name OF nervous headache, some
times coming on suddenly in state of 40.
parently sound health and prostrating q,
once the mental and physical energies, and
In other instances it comes on slowly, herald
ed BY depression OF spirits or acerbity oil
temper. In most instances the pain is ia the
front Of the head, over one or both eyes, and
sometimes provoking vomiting; under this
may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class Of Head
ache the Ccphaiic Pills have been found a
sure and safe remedy. relieving the mos
acute pains in few minutes, and by its sub.
tie power Graduating the diseases Of whict
Headache is the unerring index.