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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-02
Kentucky Legislature Passage of Mill.
ff'& PSI taFy Laws. 1890 { l7a U

FRASKFoRr, Ky, Sept. 25-rIn the
House Mr.. Underwood reported an
amended bill from the committee on
Military Affairs, calling out 10000 vol
uuteers, for from one to three years.
Passed by 81 to IS votes. EaA0At /
The Senate concurred in the above
bill by 81 against 5.
The Senate also passed, by l6 to 10,
a bill providing that Kentuckians who
voluntarily joined any. force invading
the State, shall be incapable Of taking
any estate in Kentucky by device, be,
quest, dissent or distribution, 9npless
they return to- their allegiance within
sixty days, Or escape from the invaders
as soon as possible. "'st es- .ssA ,s'a
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New Goods ut McFaddeu,s.

Mcfadden IL Go. are receiving a heavy
stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
they will no doubt sell at fair prices, to
their numbcrous customers. They do
Il heavy business and can afford to sell
at short profits. z...s.as al.3
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-10-02

sae'ts REYNoLDsBuRG, FRANkLIN Co., OHlo, ~
.1v. s5a4r,-a January 3, 1861 VIZ
HENRY C.. SPALDING, 5a ar = VI
No. 4s Cedar ST., N. Y. ..- $40 u~ ga. U.
.atsHaEa84 Dear Sir: .NrE ls.. ta.a. Eal
lnclosed find twenty five cents, t95,) for W hich
send box OF Cephal'c Pills. Send TO address of
Rev. VIM c. Filler, Reyn0ldsbur Oh, Franklin co,
Ohio
Your Pills worieIikea chnm-eure Headache
almost instanter. ~ .s....-4t
-a7 ,fiHHl3g Truly yours,
.-'..... VIC. FILLER.
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DRs. woRTMA AN & SHANNON.

DRS. WORTM AN & SHANNON.
| INFORM the cltizens of Harrison and od;oinino
i conn ties. that they expect to be in Cadiz at
the National House on Saturday, Nov Q; Dec. :,
ian'y. 2, and afterwards every month recuIarlv
as notice will be given ifom tiire 10 ,ime
lhey hope by an Hnorable cour to merit sha 70
OF public patronage. .. --.l
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.
Doyou rise with a coated tongue in the rnorninos
with bad taste in the month and Door annette
for breakfast Do Won fee when YOU frat get mn
so wenk and langnid you can scarcely get ab ou n
Do you have a dizziness in the head at times and
often adulne9s with headache occasonaIly1 Are
your bowels eOs,ve and irregular and appetite
changablei Do you reft up wind from the stomach
and do you bIoat up oftenf DO you feel a full.
ness after eating and goneness when the stom :.
neh is einp'yf DO you feel low spirited and leok
on the dark sue OF thingsf Are You not ltnusuaIy
nervous nj thnesf Do you not become restless
and ottenlay until midnight before you can 90 to
sleepi and then at times, don't you feel dulf and
S eepy most OF the tiinel Is yolr skin dry and
scaly! also sallowl Ia short, is your lie not a
burhen, fun of forebcdingsl Now filese are the
symptoms generally present, but not ALWAYS all
OF them, and there are thousands vho are suffer.
ing daily from them, and we pledge ourselves in
IRON three 10 hive PRESCRIPTIONS, to drive them all
away and compietely cure the patient, changing
their whele fhysical and menta tiatnre, and TINS
make a blessing instead OF a bnrtien We usk
those who have tried until tired and DISCOURAGED
to give us one fair trial and we candidly can do
just what is above set forth Try two prescriptions
ana wecan " that time satisfy the most incredu.
ious. We call especial atIen ton to our almost
Invaluable treatment in the above Diseases
Prove all things
SALT RHEUM AND SJALD HEAD.
We claim positively to cure every ease of these
diseases. This is a positive fact, and we will
pledge ourselves t. give $50 to any case Of the
KIND that We cannot cure and We generally cure
with one pfescrt0tioa. #.
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From the Western r. K, Gazstte. Chicago, H..
We hearth, endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his anri
vailed CephaliC Pillss %-'@
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YrsILANrI, MICH, Jan. IA, 1861,

From the Examiner Norfolk, Va f....g.ts
lCephalic Pills accomplish the object for which
whey were made, viz Cure OF headache in all its
ornis. t','r 7n.s. .Hss ezHs--.- -. g.}1sss. ,aI.
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From the Advertiser, Providence. X. 1.
The Cepifalic Pills are said to be a remarkably
effective femedy for the headaehe, and ono OF the
very best tor that vefy irequent Complaint which
has esef been discdSGred. '+t~
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GENTLEMEN, CARRY
SPALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Ladies are Delighted with
SPALDING'S THROAT COMPETITIONS.
Children cry for
SPALDISG'S THROAT CONEEJ rIUNS
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Tuition for the Session Of FIue Weeks.
Ladies tFlts.F -.aas H .5a. a. $500
Gentlemen rsag 9 Esd 4. .a $500
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
souTHKRN MANS

LOUISVILLE. August 27.--Gos. Moore, In
the New Orleans PicayuHe. calls on each
family to contribute blankets for soldiers
The Savannah Republican sas- the Con
federate authorities within a week would
complete deiences, 80 that 40 Federal feet
can enter harbor OF inlet e. land troop~
on the oossi OF oeosgia. e
The Nicksbarg Wing advocates the manu-
iactare OF cotton and oil for burning the
blockade, having deprived them Of material
for light
The Charleston Courier SAYS that an iron
clad steamer. named the Randolph Of ISIS
tons, has been purchased AZ Savannah for
ths coast service Of South Carolina. she
makes from thirteen 10 fourteen kness per
hour.
The Little Rock True Democrat, VI the
I'D, learns that the Missouri State troops.
under command of Price left Springfield for
Camp Walker on the 10th, and that McCui-
Ioch and forces have gone 20 Camp Scott.
A secoad battalion OF cavalry has been
organiz Ell az Knoxville. Tenn.
The Fcrt Smith Times says that All album
dance of military stores are being conveyed
90 McCullock's army Ia Missouri.
The Memphis Appeals Richmond CORES
pendent says there Is much sickness among
the Confederate troops in the neighborhood
OF Manassas: that the water il full Of Virgin
Ia red mud, and that ice is extremely scarce
at ten cents per pound.
Lynchburg papers say that il is impossible
10 forward all the freight passing 10 Virginia
from the west and South. A large portion
= daily shipped by the James River and
ksnawna Canal.
third Texas regiment Is en- route for
Mecuiloch's Amy in Missouri.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

NAxixc rHK ArrIicarioS.-A number Of
the boys Of the lith leSiment. assembled on
he Sidewalk. we're amusing themselses BY
eurs;ng -ccessioai-ts. While shss Engaged
. distinguished peace man passing by heard
the word ''sece-sionist" and al once took the
boys 10 task for abosing him. when he had
not been saying any thing 70 them One 81
the boys remarked. Mr. -. We were
eur-ing the secessionisss IN Virginia. bat II
you think the shos hts YOU. wear a." The
devotee Of peace and compromise left--a
striking illustration of the old adAge "a
guilty conscience needs 40 aecuser"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
MISSOURI NEWS.

lRoSroS, Missouri. August 27.-Scouts
just in report the enemy fifteen hundred
strong on Cedar Creek. also in considerable
force on Castor Creek. with but few At
Grcenvillc. They report their own strength
in this section of the State to be eight thous
and. They subsist on corn meal and fresh
beef. and are nearly destitute of clothing
and poorly armed
A desertcr from New Madrid saws the
forces under Pillow. except perhaps the T en-
nessecans and Alahamians. are much demon
allied and are mainly held together by the
belief that St. Louis will soon fall into their
hands.
The force at New Madrid, under Pillow
is about twenty thousand: at Benton, Scott
county. under JEFF. Thompson eight thousand
and at Charleston. under Hunter. eight thous.
and.
Our informant also says two masked bat.
teries not before heard Of are on the Mis-
souri, bank of the Mississippi River. one five
miles above New Madrid and the other about
the same distance below.
Another masked battery il 10 be construc-
ted NJ Dog Tooth Island. about eighteen
miles above Cairo where the River Is narrow
and deep.
Lead. liquor and many other things we're
reaching New Madrid ia large quantities by
way Of Paducah and Columbus. Kentucky
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

TsR 9Th Indiana regiment. IN their camp
norsh Of the Terre Hsu,s machine saop In.
disnaPoiis present very military appearance
The 9Th and the llth are the only regiments
a the first six that have zone unds- canvas
in sighs Of the city.
CANr Aosrox are over 1.0ee nen
aysartec at Camp Morton. ofihis nun.
ber o>iy si1 are IN hospital The hsalth Of
ne nea ia Camp Sullivan Is equally gsod.
MAsox Fo.rra Of the 18th regiment will.
-slsarn, return home IN . few dsys II 10
- intention 70 accept the position Of Captain
N the regular army. heretofore rendered hn
%, the War Department
QBas arc lveniy1sii companies In guar.
sers at Camp Aorton-enough 20 fora t~o
regiments aad . half There are enough
eenpanis~sn quarters Al Camp Sullivan to
form one iull regiment. Two or three fall
regiments ~ill be organized in day o, ,ss
MILITARY Goops sHIrnKsT.-on the order
ef the Goveraor. q shipment Of psnt4locns.
saoes. &c. FOE Col. Linek's regiment. a.
saniiy Hook. has been made ALSO. full
uniforms. &c. have been seat se..col. Hsekls
mans regiment 81 the zane place Thess
goods -ers cent. the regiments By private
espTezs Goods sent them heretofore By
pablo means Of conveyance h.ve failed to
ressh their destination
osrncokrs soR rux Axsy The Indiasap
eiis Jssrnai Of Yesterday ssys. Capt Brsekss.
IA his letter which ne publish ,o-ds.. speaks
Of sno~ falling in the locality where be ssi..
noned- In this connection we will state that
one thousand overeests vill Be shippei 70 the
troops under Gen. Reynolds's eommsnd IN
Western Virginia to day. and thousand
seec three days until the Indian. TROOPS IN
that region are supplied. Ia addition 10 tAs
one thousand blankets. for winter use viii Be
cent 70 Col. HaekIsmsns regiment 70 DAY
AL the regiments from Indiana ell ce
thoroughly aud comfortably equipped or he
approaching winter campalgn.
Conrs or Ssrrsss ssp MGxrn-The
Governor has sathorired the formation 81 a
eorr- Of sappers and miners 70 .ccompas, the
IniiAns forces IN their campaign. Thi. : .
sseP toward making our velunseerSas sfscien,
a. asy regularly trained force. and When the
e0rp~ ofsPp>rs and miners = organized -e
shali expect % hear greater credit sscrsbed
% Indiana thar any he States already
sehievet
csvAlas--C.Pssin VIII G uore.s has t.
ro-ing commission 70 enlsi . company Of co.
airy Tor service under he hero Frtmons. the
horses tsrash~d By TIE Government Per
soas wishing 70 jois cap<. xsr--s'. comps.
~ al repor, 70 hin ir~~isstely n Knights
to~a
1zE State ssnsinsl q Yesterday .sys Col
kossesas command. r~cen,iy sncsnp<d
s~sF Jsssr.suvale. yesterday moved ovss
The Jefsronviiis an Ohio 4 NisssxS;rpi
Re ispsds 70 81 Lous SIRE eirktesn han.
dred neu. including company q cavalry,
~ers transported without any ascsd.ns What.
ever. Col Rossess "a eomnxnd.f come
ssas ard ssiliful. and every oScsr connected
VIII tic management Of shiaxs On The ysser.
ss1vilie rcsd Did everything IN be rs-sr 70,
- ssis sabsshssiee 81 10 srsops
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Sorfcr TO TrAcHERs- Notice 10 hereby
given that The Board Of Trustees viii receive
written applications for situations as teachers
in the Public Schools. TO commence on the
frst of October. any time between this date
and the frs; Monday in September. All ap-
plications must be accompanied with ths Ger
tifcste Of the School Examiner.
The applications are 70 be addressed 10 or
flsd with Nr. John RAinhard. at his store.
corner of sth and Ohio streets
By order Of the Board.
JAS. B. EDMUNDs. Sec. pro tom
tIw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

FRAsx Lysirz's PscrcsrAI Hrsroxs Mr.
n. W. o'Connell. AZ the Catholic Book.
store. has received the 9th 70 Of this mag
nifcent pictorial. which premises % be the
most deliberately Illuminated work ever s.
sued from the press Thus far il IS complete
In Ell is details. giving ell the movements
10 the war for the Union. with great pArsicu-
larisy and in regular chronological order
No family should De without this work Mr.
0'connsll will supply AL demands
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
Propriefors of the Daily News ask
Proiection-Four Hundred Police
held Ready-The News Office also
have Four Hundred armed with Re
voivers-Destroying q Rebel Flag
IN British India.

NV YoaK. August 27.--The psoprietors
Of the Daily News, fearing an attempt on
their establishment yesterday, applied to the
Police Department for protection. A foice
of four hundred police was held in reserve at
the lower Station. but their services were
not called into re9uisition.
II is understood that four hundred men
arrived with resolvcrs. were retained by the
News proprietors to meet any emergency
BY an arrival from Antigua. in tho British
Indi..-, we learn demonstration took place
there recently in consequence OF hosting a
Confederate flag from the building of the
consignees Of Southern Vessel. The
American Captain in port insisted upon its
being hauled down. and the people re-pon-
ded BY tearing IL in pieces.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

WASHINGTON. Aug 26.-Thraagh. the
agency OF some traitor the plan ui General
Mcclellan for making a recon..o nee Ina
force o. Infantry, cavalry and art err which
might have resulted in cutting on the rcbela
from this side Of Fairfax was betrayed To
the enemy: hence their sudden 81 npede
Letters from East Tennessee s.ss there IL
a growing rebel force at Camp Boon. the
headquarters Of the h G.. q. Their plan
i after getting Is 600 men 20 Law the coun.
Try waste from Cumberland Pass through
East Tennessee and Kentucky. 10 the Ohio
river along that to Pcnnrylvanis. The
whole force not 10 move together. but be
divided tito small marauding parties
An attack on Tompkinssille. Tenn. being
apprehcnded recently. Col Darrss called
out 1000 recruits. several State arms for
them. sni awaited the rebels. They disap.
pointed him.
Man, OF the ! ennesseo LIST. who won iau-
rels IN Mexico under Col. Campbell. are
joining the Union force.
Maj. Gen. Hunter leaves for Chicago to-
morrow.
The President directed to-day, that
Brigadier Generals commission should be
issued to Daniel L. Sickles
4 skirmish occurred between some fifty
piekets of the 37th and 81 New Hampshire
and party OF rebels. A private OF the "a
was killed. and two of the rebels. and one. at
least. wounded
Mrs Faulkner sas at her husbands house.
near Harpcr's Ferry before his arrest. and
made proiuse offers OF hosptalit, 10 General
Banks officers. and soon after disappeared.
WASHINGTON. Aug. misunderstanding
the statements that the rebels had re;reated
from before the Union lines on the south OF
the Potomac. on the Virginia side. we are led
10 believe that the contrary is the fact.
On SUNDAY the Twenty Fifth New York
regiment. Col Carrigan. encamped near Balls
cross road. was ordered to occupy position
on hill to the lett of their camp they had
no sooner done so than the enemy, who had
. battery within range. fred fifteen shells
into the new camp, causing them 10 take
new position. Ii was subsequently ascertain.
ed tina; the rebel battery consists OF nine
Guns Of large and improved calibre, and can
reach the Notifications on the Union side
Ii il reported that the rebels at Leesburg.
where their forces is now estimated al thir
teen thousand. have taken two Of the engines
from the London and New Hampshire Rail
road. 10 be used on that line
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Bcsros. Aug. 2,th.-Tbe Bsitish brig For
ward. arrived from cseniargos. reports of
Cape Henry, Aug. lsth. the privsteer Sumter
living Cd and on.
The Repsblieas state Convent Is called
at Worcester ths lsi of Oct. The call is ad.
di sssed to al citizens OF the Commonwealth
who are In favor oi the Union. for the support
OF the Government and a vigorous prosecu-
ton Of the war az ainst this wicked and unpro-
voked rebellion. and Who are determined. in
good faith and without reservation. TO support
the Constituted authorities In ell attempts to
restore the swsy efthe Constitution and laws
10 ever, poftion OF The country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Sr~ CoxrxSIxs-Thsre are s<-srsl
usw companies being formed in this Goa
gressional District for the war. Capt wess
Who has seen service in Mexico. aided BY
soos of the immortal iith's boys l. en-
listing.
Yesterday Dr. W W. Norris and J. L.
Brown xsusd bills calling on patriotic men
60 rally TO the dag of the Union These are
all good men. and We hope 70 see their com
panics uickly filled up.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
RuMoRED FIGHT MAR EDWARDS
FERRY

Hssrruows. Nd. Aug g.-lt = reported
that Col. Geary has anticipated az attack
from the retels
An ufhcer reported hearing heavy firing
near Poolssvile, supposed - have been be-
tween Gen. Stones advanced guard. and some
of Gen Johu<fons forces
A full battery. and the Tzmmany regi.
mens Of Mes Yort. departed for the scene
of action.
The mail messenger also reported hearing
fri.g in the rms direction. lie believed
= fEhs was going on near Edwards Perry
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
SOAP.
Terre-Haute Female College

rI-uE sxvExru sEM1- ANNUAL sESsIoS q shs
II Ter-~-Hsnt~ F~m.le College. will cousu,~ace on
narsfsy. The ssth q September nsxt The same
Professors and Teachers .ho bs~s Aur and - Az
Fc<<rtx allied the several departments 81 The Col
lsxs heretofore. ~iil. ~fth fs~ exceptoos eontnas
IL ne srhcel These xishins % ~uter Should % a.
81 he s~xinning n possible kny farther inforn.
80. - cstsics< - he seseoi. may - I'D ~ 81
dressing The ands-sssn<d e TerFe-ssst~
saitds John COVERT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Nv e1sr e ne Hesr< - s>hsci Trustees. / ara
~ s>sse<is~t te receive scales proposals. co. he
tshvery - sists eorts - $50 s>ssca~f h--<s gu
So 80 s.esery Sc ~oct. ssur Set ieax ~ te-
a~ere< a. Ne Ger several sshcci H>r><s - tkis sfr
- or erst tsy - ~e~ere<r set
TeT>>als ~tn - fsc<i~>t q ths sfr C-r~srr
cnui Sstzrt<y. ne Iva inst Ts< vcc4 10 q. - eli
spft ~c>S. - nNss 81 - re>~<~><
yoHN KElxHAnr
rs~re ns.ts@ Ass 7. 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
ANOTHER PRIvATEER LOOSE

BosroS. Aug 27th.-Thc arrived schooner
Agricsla Herrick. from El.worth. Maine. on
the 9th inst. ~ 100 p. m. twenty miles
North OF Cape Arm. was overhsrled By the
priyatecr schooner Freely. Of Charleston.
South Carolina. The Freely not Wishing
anything We had les n go. but wished to he
reported IN Boston.
The Freely = a clipper Of one husdred
and forty tons. and had about forty men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

REBELFoRoEIN TENNESSEE BEAU.
REGARDS PIcKETs-AMAs KIN.
DALI MOVED To NEW Jersey
ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLEETS
THENEw MAYOR oFw AsHINGTos
-ARREsr OF CAPT. KfYfs-Ai..
ARMATTHE CHAIN BRlDGE-KEN.
TucRy on THE EVE or CIVIL WAR
THE UNION MEN READY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

II The brave editor Of the Josrnss I'd
sisss "a TO take the sword cent rs b. Capt.
S.eaars. sn1 march 70 Camp Viso. would'nt
you lend - the one yoa ~cn the hundred
triunphs on The aelds Of Mexico. o. siieslroHs
Coloael' IL Is evident YOU gill not use Of
ther the sword or zen IN defense 81 your
countrx
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

TuK Frssr II AAnxrr.-Mcssrs Hartsock.
Allen / Co. have received. by Express. the
first OF their Fall purchases. consisting OF su-
perb CASHIERS and vEsrncs As these arc
the irst in market. and extraordinarily nice.
they will soon be gone therefore call soon.
A faa supply Of Military cloths on hand.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Tnx Rrenxsr FrtL-Anoiher Conpsny
of volunteers. from Gresae county. making
he tenth. arrived in Camp yigc iass evening
This completes the reyiment- Some Of shs
companies sfe no, entirely full. bat viii no
doab, be fllsi Immediately The regiment
viii be organized. sc presume. carly next
week
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

rDrTxoxIn TO 6so. II. fsssrtcr
friends Of Liberty. Constitution and Law h
New York are preparing a handsome test
monial for Geo. ID Prentice. Of the Louisville
Journal fos the bold aud fearless position
taken By him. IN de!eaee Of the Union and
against the fanalies ef he South. We kno~
Of no man Who has deae a nohier work Coz
the Union than Mr. Prentice
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
IMPORTANT EXPEDITION FROM
FORTRESS MONROE.

PHILADELPHIA. August 17th.-The Balu.
moro evening paper have the following:
IT. MoSnor. August 26-The expected
expedition has sailed under command Of Gen
Butler ltconsists Of tho frintc Minnesota
and Wabash pawnec aud the gun boats
Monticello. Harriet Lane and several steam
ers and propellers. schooners and borges
The vessels carried over one hundred guns
and two thousand men. Destination un-
Known.
Com. Stringham aud Coils Max. Web and
Hawkins take part in the expedition.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28
Noon Dispatches.

More work Of Traitor>-Dcsigns Of
the n. g.. C.--Movements Of the Tn
ION men in East Teanessee-crn.
Hunter gees 10 Chieago-Brigadier
ten. sickies--A Observation-Disclosures
fasiknes-rhe Encrny close Al the
Federal iines-firins On = Neu
York Regiment Movements az Lees
burg-Aids To Gen. Mcclellan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

u Men generally SCI mad ~hea The
truth. which they sndeasored 70 conceal. n
thrus, lnso their faces The Joarnsl fairy
.'eo,orts'' IN consequence Of the home thrust
made by David Strange in his card. Hadn't
the Dsv Book better copy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

- The yincennss san i terribly eser-
sized because me Government has arrested
come women Who were engaged ia trsasoE-
sbls Transactions The greatest regret Of
shs Ssa. No doubt. Is that the Government
= irving 70 put DOM rebellion al al.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

gEMrs. NJ Z Fox,erwill commence her
school Thursday. September 5th. in the room
formerly occupied bs Mrs Moore. corner OF
Cherry and Fifth streets Terms from s. to
s. per quarter. su2s dwiw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Forxp-A deed for one hundred and
twenty acres ofland in L.porte county. Ind.
from ". p Dunlap and wife. 10 Alon1o
Norton. The owner can obtain the same BY
calling at this ofsco and paying for this ad
vertisrmeut. dat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Los1-0n THURSDAY nigh, on Blooming
ton Road Street. near Hartwig's Brewery. a
silver Ciiinder Escape ment Watch. open
face. A liberal reward will be paid 10 sny
one finding and returning !, 10 this Office OF
70 Fred. L~mner's. on upper Wabash 81. dr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

CorSrrxxAsDrp.-The order for Colonel
housseaurs Regiment 70 proceed 10 81 Louis
hzs been counssrmandsd. The regiment =
% remain At Camp Joe Hoit f0s The present
This rasy be considered significant ia Ne"
Of the state OF Affairs n kentacky.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

HrspsKDs 90 DAILr. 10 the nsw Picture
Gallery At No lis Lain Street. where they
get superior llkenessss in all kinds Of hne
case-. for one half the usual price. Call
early in the day. 70 avoid the crowd. DIT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-28

Lxcrrsx-A lecture on the Past. Pres
en- and Future Of our Country. will be Civ
On in the Court House on rext THURSDAY
night. al o'clock. by Rev. II. Gilmore Of
Creencasils Ind
All are invited 20 attend