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CENTRAL RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

RSssse IS 49, 9sSE1e
ON and AFTER Monday December 2st,
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains,
viii leave Richmond daily Except Sundays At $50 NJ for
staunton and all intermediate Way Stations connecting Cor
louisville, with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains for
Alexandria and intermediate stations and at Charlottesville with
their trains for yncburg and all points West and Southwest Of
that place And other day viz Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays for Jackons River and stations West OF Staunton
Hartman Browns Stages connect with the train at stsunton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays Tor Lexington
hsman Mason and Companys connect With the Tran
Tuesdays Thursdays days Mboro for the Warm
Springs Jsckson River for the White Sulphur Springs,
Lewisburg &c.
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves JscSsons Mondays, weines
days and Fridays, At 8:l5, p NJ, for Stanton.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave Wsynesboro AS, and staunton at 945 A.
Mondays and Fridays, for JRcksons Biyer
RETURNING,
Leave JacEsons River Tuesdays and Saturdays at i5
for Wsynesboro.
~ Through Tickets for the Warm and white Sulphur Spring.,
Lexington Lewbug sc hto for Winchester e,sorrg Lync-
burg Bonsack Shawsv-, Chausburg Bristol Knox
ve on Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction, Memphis,
Cantor New Orleans and all important Points 10 the South
be procured At the Ticket once. - -
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
Ia00 GenP SuDe
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;; Ss5 Ell "a

NOTICEPe-sons wishing 10 obtain tickets for servants over
~ the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac R., for Wash
Ingon City points further North must In all cases be voueh-
ed for by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person,
known 10 the officers the Road tickets wi be sold ap
piled for by letter. ALLEN,
ma20-Iy Ticket Agent
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

nyRI. WEEKLY, TUR, Ugh TO LYN m St1~-,nIiITf
L BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, EzzXE-gEtfE
AND TRI-WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE DAYs MAKING A DAI-
LY LINE AS FAR AS sC0TTsVlLLE.
Richmond sco,tsye 80 Richmond to Lexington % 90
Lynchburg. L 10 " " Buchanan. 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at ~ and after 9Th September the Way
scotsve will NJ Tuesday Thursdays and sa.
urdays far scottsye Returning leave Scots
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at llH A. 81
See distance and time o passing In card below for through
line and that the Scovie line will intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going and hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lyncburg Monday Wed
nesday and friday at P. 81 nesdsy snd Friday st6 NJ
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LeucorrhRa or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
IIaIInr IlcrrnIIn Eemnle Disehscs.
sNnhni. and NIereurIaI Disease.

NV tLllANS 10Th August lSJ9-
DIR. j.. q, AYEr. Sir; 1 checrtully comply with the
request OF your agent and report TO you some of the
effects i have realized with your Slrsapariua.
have cured with 10, in practice most OF the com
plants for which 70 Is ended, aud have found its
effects truly wonderful IN the Of IfUcIsa.pHd Aer
CfrT' Disease. one OF my patients had $40 ulcers
In his throat which were consuming his p8fsW and the
top of his mouth Your Slrs8parilla, steadily taken
cured him five weeks. Another attacked Nv
Oudary symptom, an his nose, and the liberation had
eaten ava, siderable plrt Of H. that believe the
disorder would soon reach his brain ami kin hun. But
welded 90 my administration of your SiTsap5rlla; the
ulcers hD tud he ~ well AZ aim not Of course without
some dlsu urltUu ui the face. \ woman who had bcCu
from tLs poison Ina her bones They had become sens
tive 20 the weather THAI damp dSy she suffered
truC8tul pain hor JOINTS aud bones. She, too, was
cured entirely hy Your SJr-1pIrilla u q few weeks 1
know nom - formula, which your agent gave me, that
this Preparation from Your laboratory must be a great
remedy consequently these truly remarkable results
with IL have uUf surprised INC
Frst.rn.II,- ..1r- 4 \ iNRnTFP NJ n
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4 MPUHEhD GOODS. .,,,,,
Iheddsr Cheee Of superior qraty ana peAut pun up
Dutch Cheese, IN balls, OF snpe Tor qnalty
Civ CApers Olives Farc
Graude (hlrteuse Cordial, (wl lie aud green)
Baccaroni, We sceln, % Cigars
Oh Chow, Car flower, nniors
W0ser Sauce slycrs, Re Ssh, liquinte sauce
Mustsrl. olive oil and aaIdlnes .
Bany lI95 ohsmpsgnss magnurs, quarts pitts and hs
pnts ...r
Clsre;s, from good to very superior
.se Fur sac by -e
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,tyREwENp0US HARGAINsiN DRY GOODS.
L No TIME LIEE TUE PRESENT $4,000 WOBIh " NV
AUCTION ADGAINs-hOEE GOODS THAN Room 10 STORE
THEN-LARGE SALES, SMALL PROFITS AMP QUiCh Ks,
rURNa-J hILLiIIsER BROTHER l93 Bhohp sIkkhI,
Are now penng their latest purchases from the large auction
les in New York. the prevailing panic rces iher ana can
truly their friends and customers that better odJ "e
money cannot he RAD 10 this market.
The ladies' particular attention respecy requested 70 ss
largest assortment priced medium and high priced DREs
GOODS TO be any establishment the city, without any
execution.
sC00 yds PoPLINs silk rigures-25c, cost Soc
1900 yds wORsTEn vENETIANs jOe worth Zoe
I,OOO yds All 81 l POpIIH%, at T5c and 81 theyard.
5000 yds Dress SINS greatly below last months prices
NB-Ad1iona employed TO wait on me urong oil Gus
expected and q running OF the goos 81 We pop
lie 49, j. MtLLHIsEa 4 $50.
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WE HAVE just received nrst assorr Of J. ke
w Sons Boots embracing their Mefum ubie eoss
Call and be ned you wish something nice and comfortable
-. 81. H.. - ! PCTNiY wArf1 4
dssa No. 1le kNn Street, Uehnend, Va q
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MANUFACTURERS
SAVINGS BANK.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
VyHIS INSTITUTION will receive Deposites, which
interest per per paid all remain
ing on depose longer months and Eve per cent when
remaining shorter period.
OYrOxeAt the Hardware gtors OF O. J. sros Co. II Main
street and At the BANKING House OF H. MAURY Co. Of
Main and Wall rree,l g. WORKMAN President.
d. BAKER Jr, Secretary.
o. J. sIHT0h, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
10. p. Maury, WIN. Taylor,
Jno II Creaner Cornelius Grew,
Jas NJ Talbot, WIN. Holt Richardson,
Hiram NJ Smith. A. w. CGnant,
Z s. Turpin 70. J, Christian,
Chss Talbot, W. h. Ross,
Arson Richards franklin stesrri,
Richmond 18th September, 1855. et
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Sehirlus, Cancer rumors, Enlargement, IL
ceratiOn, Carries, and EXfOliatiOn OF the
Ayers Cherry p8CtOral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, iioorscncss,
Group, BrOnChiti. Inc picnt COnsum
ton, and Tor the Relief OF Consunip-
tive Patients, in advanced
stages Of the Disease.
This IS remedy SD universally known 20 surpass any
other for The oir. of trugr and lung complaints that u
h . loss l.r 90 Uuh Oh. evidence of rs virtues. It's
tIr-l,rl I excellence for UpU - and colds ali - Truly
wonderful cures rt pulmonary disease have made 70
Known -frou.h0ut thy civilized nations OF thc earth
Pow are the communities, even families among ii.ln
who have NOT some per ola experience of It's thert--
r. ri, r- trophy their mid Of lf- victory over the
sulfIe and dangerous disorders u the throat ana lungs
A, I'm snow me dreadful fatality of these disorders and
,r, trr,. too hi. ,.t. af tbi. remedy need not
do moro than d. assure Them that IL has now al" The VIZ
u. f1lt IL Il have when masking The cures which have
,ror .o strongly upon the couhd,ic, of mankind.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass.
Sol. roisssla and retail by PURCELL, LADD co, Rct
Snd va; \ p RIyEs CO. Petersburg; J. H. STAY, Lynch
-.'-' 81 -, .l-,--.g .,l r,--rhants arlq-emeow
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

TUX EUhlt lMU lnE DLOOO,
And for the speedy cure OF the subOincd varieties Of
scrOfuIs and scrofuIous Affections, such ~
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruptions, Pim-
piles, Pustuics, Biotchcs, Boiis, Bi"ins,
and all skin Diseases.
ONKLNNp, Ind, 9th june, 1859.
6. AVER 4 Co. Gents; feel il my duty TO ac-
knowledge what your Sarsaparilla has done Tor me;
Having Inherited a ScrOt0uS infection, have suffered
from II IN various ways for years sometimes II burst
out In Ulcers ON NV hands AMI arms sometimes II
turned inward anl distressed mo az the stomach. Two
years ago broke my head and covered my scalp
and cars with which was painful and loathsome
ply scans but Without much relief from any thing. In
fact, the disorder grew worse. ~ length was rjoiced
Alternative lSlrsaparila for know from your rcpu
taton that any thing You made must be good sent to
Cincinnati and got IL, and used I'll It cured me took
IL, YOU advise, small doses Of te1spoonf9 over
month"; and used almost thrcc bottles New and healthy
skin began form under the scab, which aftcr
while fll Off NV skin Is now clear, and know by my
feelings that the disease is gone from my system. You
you that hold bc of the apostles of the age
--' ''''''' '''' s'''''0''' ALFRED b. TALLEY.
81. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and salt Rheum, SeRld Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DIR. Robert VI. Prebe writes from salem, \. Y, l2th
DropH, which threatened 20 terminate fatally, by the
pcrsey crnE uss OF our S9rsapar1 ana also danger
stamtly
BronehoceIe. GOitrc, Swelled Neck.
ZebulOn sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes: " Three
bottles Of your Sarsaparll cured me from totTe-a
hdeous swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two years"
Leucorrh0a Whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
DR. J. h. :. Claiming, Of New York City, writes: '' l
most chccruv comply with the request Of your agent in
saying have found your SarSap1rllla most excellent
Alternative the numerous complaints for which we
ploy such remedy but especially IN ff1dte Diseases
Of the ScrufuOus diathess. have cured many invct
crate of LrucorrhTa by Il, and where the
complaint was caused by liberation of the uterus. The
liberation itself was cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals 10 for these female arrangements
Edward =. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala, writes " 4 dan
gprous of the females i'm family,
which had dced all the remedies could employ has
length been completely cured by extract of
sapsrilli our physician thought nothing but cXrp5-
t0n could afford relief but ne advised the trial of your
SarSaparlt the last resort before cutting, aud 10
proved shectual Amer taking YOUR remedy eight weeks
no symptom OF the disease remains"
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ISuTrrNpIS,t, Preston Co., Va, 9th July, l,5p.
DE- y. e. AITE. sir. have been afflicted with pain
fi chronic Exclamation for long time which baicd the
skl of physicians, and stuck % an spite ot All the
remedies could tuJ until tried yaur sarslparilla. one
bottlg cured u, weeks, and restored general
b,1ltb So mu.h that better than before / was
attacked think wonderful medicine. >. IEEAM.
jules t,tch,li. Of ~. Louis, write, " have Dc'n
afflicted for wears with ~ tf.lu 1f tFs itrr which
DESTROYED ms health. tr,- every thing and ,ory thin.
faded TO i,l.tv and have bocuH broken down man
for some y,lr- from mo- other cause than arrangement o.
a.. Ltf NJ lell. pastor the Rev. Mr. t~py, advised
me t0 r your ~Ir Jrlld, because hr sand Dee knew YOU,
and aiy tu. YOU made was worth trying. lsy the bless
ur of col % hl, cured mr, and has purified uy blood
"a, to ui,. new mau Of mr. feel Young again The
t,i that D.. ,1ii of you Is not half good enough"
Sehirlus, Cancer Tumors. Enlargement, IL
cerntiOn, Carries, and ENfOliatiOn OF the
Bones.
great variety have been reported 20 MS where
cures ct th,se formidable complaints, have resulted from
h.u-. of o., ryIu,iv but our space here N not al
nat th,m. some of them may Doe found u our American
Almauac which the AGENTS hioW named are pleased To
furnish -ratr, Co all Who call for thrm
DvsprpSia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia
MANY r,rll >lb. cures OF these affections have been
rla. Iy t. alt.t,, power of this medicine. IL stmu
I.f.- r, vital functions into vigorous a'tuu and thus
o,rr-autu- disorders which would De- SUPPOSED beyond
h. reach, such rymydy Inns long becu requires. hy the
ueti uf thc people, amt We .r' confident iiat IIS
will ll Tor them an that medicine can do.
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TAKE Is method % returning sincere haas U F eu,
tome who have promptly paid t-r t;',tas IT, ''1 SUI
Indebted 20 ne immediate rtymeut p carrtl'N ttl!'ei
All frbts previous o. January -t unless sst-l @ ar
r.rr-i viii be placed n other hands FOR cole 'on or a -
further notice A. i'ns.r i1iase1c- ,nn' pc gwen \, N
l-,-, an viii see one u.t-sitN or nay
ins up az once JAZZ H----
x NS-N'' A Y STONES a Co
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SuALL LOT OF JORDAN'S, SMITH
n FlsLp aud Family Sausage Joes sat s. ies 10 ore ans
To- sale ~ W d. F'' - -,
la2Q -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

JEPFERsoN Cirz. July 2i-In the Conven-
ion this morning. Mr.. Moss introduced a res.
button 70 The effect thtt any change in the
Executive or Government OF the State. by
he present Convention. wnull not condace
% the welfare OF Missouri. Tho resolution
sas strongly debated. aad finally referred 70
he C5muittec OF Seven. chosen 70 report
ths action this Convention viii take. HID a
'ote been taken 1t would have been lost.
After some other unimpor.tnt business.
the Convention adjourned I'll tomorrow.
The Convention j. waiting tie report OF
the Committee OF Sever. which represents
evcry~congre-sional District OF the State bc-
tore taking any ac.ila Il viii report to
morrow.
The State Government, in the Executive
Department VII be reoTgauizel. il IS
.aousnt Lax tie present nrumboa.s viii be
removed.
The city vas thrown into great excitement
last night. owing - tho flckc;s firing at al
1%iiceT, who glliofei past them. not knowing
hey were there. lie WAS not hit. The
roOps we're called to arms and the report GOT
put tht jackson WAS .pproachng the cit,
VITA 4 large force, which. OF course, was Ell
1irely false.
AScSoiution vas Adopted in the Conven.
lion to day, insiructins the State Ire .surcs
. mike a statement, ~ the earliest moment.
Dt what monies there were in tae Treasury:
slso what amour, haG been expended since
The Adjournment OF the last Legislature. ana
ior what purposes
Colonel NcNeill's Regiment lef here this
eFsa.uS, % Railroad, tor d, h0e<.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

vIkxlftlcS CovorY ISvf>clnts- -rhiss
v believe. the name OF a most excellent
Company Of volunteers that reached our cits
LIT night from our cnterpris;nS and patriotic
. stcr county up the River. The cospans
c insists Of one hundred and two men. srd
tie uniformity IN SIZE OF the men q rsnsrks.
be There i not a small mn 10 IL
The officers are.
C,psasn. II d. washbarn.
lH Lieutenant. J G jerks.
81 Lieutenant. Jasper Sehsser.
With the first two OF these we srs sell ss-
a1.inte and know them 10 be true men. and
tsey will make good Officers Thes leave
tus morning Tor indianapolis to join Colonel
M.MlIan'- Regiment. and &c seatur- they
viii compare 'svo-ably Nth any compans IN
t,at Regiment OF say other man'.~
Their coming ws unexpested. and ~.
string strains Of the shrill sfe and tss ratsl.
Of their drums created sopse litle cs-ise meal
Ia our city. The comp~ny mirched aoar
street. ia exceller. crser. aud we're followed
b;atnin Of over thirty wagons. which gave
tsrn the appearance OF a. army With the r
hggage aboard Thsy we're quaitered Al
tie Clark Hoass over ni<hs. We predict :
brilliant future for the ysrmisiicn inviu-o;s
All Their genlemanlv. in.e!'isrn; asi al.
lAns o6cez-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

SEvs ~ Sr EssiA-We have received
from a frieAd a copy Of the Henderson Ky
Rsporter. a Secession paper, from which ~e
s.fher important new>.
One item says that Col. sigel with elev.
e. hundred mea attacked the State troops at
Csrth,ge and got badly whipped. A little
farther on he says the loss OF the Federal
toops under Sigel vas one thousand seven
hiadrei killed and wounded. aud ,~o shous.
AL seven hundred taken prisoners Among
tie killel sc Cols b. Orau. Brown. Sllo.
Al and Wolf.
The Reporter comforts the rebels With the
Assurance tia, thes have hosts Of friends aud
ssm2sthisers in the North. and quotes the
New York Day Boot. the Albany Argus.
v~a.laniigham and other Northern traitors 10
slow tha, they are preparing . rush - The
Assistance &c the Southern Cpnfe lcT -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

BsIT1Sorr. july 9-Th@ M~a--rhu-cff-
18th. At the Relav House have reenlivci
Marshal Kane . reported Sex Al The fer.
with fever.
This afternoon D. Eel Of Prince G~eorne's
COUNTY Marvlent. was arrested ~ Washing
tor, o. a casr-e 81 ltfcrn. ire ssanab'e Ian.
guace against the tie would
have b-ea hung b. TIE mob lat for Ar &C
fivs interference ~ several Tn1eI States o.
fcers.
\ special dsf.tch 70 tbs Trhsns s,vs
that ieuers have been received here from
Richmond communicating lie Intelligence
tia; Gen. Lee le1 hat cty O. TIE l9.h. with
q large force for Lsnchbarsh. On hs way t.
,ntsrosps Gen AcSislsa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

GKs. Js X. : u-The indianapolis
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
telegFaphs to tia, paper ina, Gov. Morton
has issued a commission TO James II. L,nc
OF Kansas. As Generi Of the Indiana troops.
that he might take comm,nd Of his Kansas
brigade without resi- ming his seat In the
Senate
Commissions were :ssued to Col. Asbo,h.
Lieut.. Col. Henry. Clas De Aims. Captain
AJace Gacoipi. aud Capt. Antonio a. aids 10
Major General joan c. Fremont. The for
mer Is a DISTINGUISHED Hungarian officer and
the four latter gentlemen were with Carl
BALD
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

LrxBEH-We take pleasure in recommend.
tx 20 the favorable consideration ofour read
es the earl OF aes-rs. Topping and T0ell.
Z, be found in another column. This firm Is
ore Of the most sn,erprising snd reliable in
. Stite. Their stock on hand l. ALWAYS
rye and theiF variety complete. They will
b found pleasant gentlemen TO deal with.
q ID their prices viii be made to conform TO
I .ese war time.. Give them 4 call.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25
CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXVH CoSeRIss-E1TRA SESSION.

W~AsHIS0ToS. July q.
H0rsg Elliot, from comnlttee on com.
merce. reported a bill, when Vas passed.. au.
thor ~ the President 0y ani with the al.
woe OF The Sen tie 70 appoint consuls al any
foreign ports where be MY deem il advist.
bic tor preventing piracy. at a salary not 81
ceeting 81 $40 per annum
Also the Senvge Bill providing for an In
'rease OF ihs Medical Corps OF tn. Navy
passed.
NF. Blair, from the Committee on Mil.
tary Affairs. reported the Senate bill author
lling Ito President 20 accept the services Of
o11.OJ0 volunteers-passed.
Their Offices 10 cease when internal pence
shali be restored.
Mr. Sedgwick, from the Committee on
Naval Ahtirs. reported a bill author ring the
appointment OF al Assistant Secretary Of the
Atvy. at q salary o. two thousand dollars =
year. Pissed.
Mr. Sedswick's b u 10 appropriate 81 .00j.-
JoJ o. Dlli ala Iron or S.ee.-clad SliD or
Battery passed.
Mr. Bennett of Kentucky and Richardson
o. Illinois s4d q lersOad ate. ca ion durng
a ionS and interesting debate on the dill APP
~2ropratns SlbV,OJ0 10 pay the Unitei States
Police i0rce at Baltimore.
The bll passed.
Adjourned
SEsATE-fhe joint resolution 10 spprovs
81 the acts OF tho President was postponed
until Fridny.
Tie bll Tor the better organization of the
military establishment vas returned from the
House Nth an amendment As = substitute -
he Senate refused Ia concur in the amend
ment OF ths House.
The Senate bin to promote the efficiency
Of the army was discussed at length.
The biz providing for tho paymtn Of the
Government Police 1T BALI more passed.
Adjourned.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

a sEsrSspr TO rHE vSRNILLioS County
lSvINcIsLEs- - Sr-EcHGs. AND A Coop TIM
Gr~KRALlr.-La1 night the Cornet and String
Serenade Band. serenaded the yermillion
County Invincibles at the Clark House
They played most admirably. Capt. Wash
burn being called on made a most eloquent
and patriotic speech. pleiging his company
10 sustain the glorious reputation already
achieved by the IRdiana volunteers. and that
they would do their share IN making the
traitor and liar JeI Davis swallow the bss..
SANDER he had perpetrated on the lndianians
He was followed by 3. II Hosston. of the
Hcos;sr State. and Lieu. j. c. jerks. Ia
speeches worthy Of tho crisis and the coustry
Col. Edwards being called on by the soldiers.
represented Terre Hauts in one of the best
speeches Of hs Lie. inspired By The eathasi.
asm OF the moment IL vas n pleasant time.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

= The golden treasure At TIC State House
l. guarded day and night ~ = dsachrnent Of
soldier. ~ fast - the three months sroor<
arrive from Virginia. thcy I'll Be paid Win
& e specie which the Government provides
for is defepaer- After Il l. distributed
among the bovs. ia viii 20 longer need =
guard, but v Il circala,e a. freely from h.od
70 hani AMI from al to all as The ho.s them
selves circulated among the rebels and noun
sAsns Of wssssrl viryiniA-J.l. Jsss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

TIE suhsriip: o. ~ 81 fire Eve niiions q
dollars lon n sixty day Ifefs1v no.csat
pr. foofei ~ early tas morning over three
mil'iol 81 dollar. L r sfaosel iist the
en.ire m uni voa'd ~ fke1 hi 2, The
80 81 faedE.
The hsssnnt Trct.n7cr a. no; u-rr the
mater during tie excitement ~ yestenisv.
and the Subscriptions since Noudsv have
le riy a. been voluntarily ms's
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25
Night Dispatches.
England aud France on the Blockade
"A Panic among the Rebels.


WASHINGTON. July 2f.-The French and
English are undoubtedly discussing the CUES
ton OF our blockade. and propositions Of
some k'ni may be expected in q leN weeks
IL Is believed here thai johnson and his
rebel forees will retire from Manassas. 10
the position they formerly occupied.
There Il no doubt from The reports Of our
scouts. that a panic occurred among the rebel
troops, which prevented their pursuing our
retiring forces. and thai iheg regretted be-
y)nd their entrenchmonis. az II nassas juno
ton
Mr.. Van Wick. NJ G.. from New York.
states that NJ. Fly, Congressman from Tie
Rochester District. Is safe. bur the news
lacks confirmation.
IL IS asceritined tlst Gfihn's battery of
cutlery lost soven killed AMI seventeen
wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

Carr. AILLas The latest intelligence
from Cl2, Miller. Aof the loti. regiment. Is
10 the efeet thai ks Is doing veil. To will
De home as ZOO a rs condition will admit OF
his travelling. His numerous friends in this
State will be glad to receive the intelligence.
Capt. Miller i & whole sould. brave. and no.
be he ,rtei msn. and hid his wounds proved
mortal. a gloom would have overshado~ed
his friends in the Hoosler Land.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-25

~ The Blackberry season ia upon ~
With m abundance. bordering ou the mar
vcl.eg.. Tuttle'- arrangements for suppiy
iag the people Of Terre Hautc with this de-
lci7us fruit are complete AID reliable. and al
very low prices. LsAve your tube and buck
ecs with him-they will be Forwarded u the
gre, II blackberry martos Nex Harmony. on
tie 7 II. 8 r.. X. and retaruei he ssme
dly With fresh berries. y2sl3t.