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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

WASHINGTON. September 23.-ioss Wi
nens. OF Baltimore. has hcen released from
Imprisonment. lie will Immediately return
from Fort Mnnroe 30 hls home in Baltimore
Ii il understood that ne has taken the oath
OF allegiance
Washington reports assert that the cxag-
gerated accounts of the strength Of the reb-
al army are manufactured by the contract
jobbers and other agents ia the city. in order
10 further their own purposes.
Tho Treasury Department Is still actively
engaged in the issuing OF the Treasury notes.
Large amounts have been sont Ia the ives.
tern States. where they enter at once into
the home circulation.
The loyal men OF Maryland are doing their
share to the support of the Government
Two full regiments OF excellent troops have
already been raised in that State and third
is forming.
Quartermaster Gen. Meigs is in Philadel
phia transacting important business relating
90 contracs for army supplies.
Secretary Cameron will return 10 the city
To morrow.
The War Department has no confirmation
of the report of the surrender of the Federal
forces under Col. Mulligan, at Lexington.
There il no truth in the report that Gen.
Fremont il he sepsrccded. The President
e-peciaii, contrsziicts the rumor
The following have heen appointed Briga-
dier Gens. of volunteers: Jno. A. -. Todd
of Dlco,ah late Captain OF the 9th Infantry,
and QuArtermastcr Van Nliet, assigned to
dui, ~ Chief Quartermaster of the Depart
ment of the Potomac; Also Major Bernard.
Jno. Ne~ton and Winfield shamrock
Gen Mcclellan reviewed Mcdowell :
Brigade to-day. lie WAS received every
where with enthusiasm.
An order has been issued forbidding all
civilians. officers or privatcs. not on duty.
from visiting the outposts of the army.
The rebels burnt Balls Cross Roads to
day; while burning large rebel force ap-
peared at Upton's Hill. mile and a half dis
tant.
The contract for supplying the Navy De
partment with stationery. has been awarded
20 Phillips l. Solomons of this city.
The national fast.day will be generally
! observed here.
Tho War Department has authorized the
raising OF IA cavalry COMPANY IN Oregon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

tiNCiNAATi, SEPT. -Sl.
The meas from New York not being a.
good ~ was expected aud that from England
less favorable. the market Tor -four closed
tame ard spirtlsss. bat holders remain firm
at $f@i ~ for superfine. and 81 20T4 ~
for extra.
NHrAT sas also quiet bat unchanged. ship
pers Withdraw from the market; choice red
s5c. and white Csc
CoEN 10.
OATs firm at 2lc. feceipl- light
RYr duh AZ 37(63S
BARLEY nominal.
WHISKY IN good demand snd higher. 300
barrels sold az I4c.
BAcoS-A good demand for bacon side.
-ales Of 100 hhds at 5ss@5i5; an active
demand for bulk shoulders AZ } &c. packed
best they are held At &c; bulk sides are held
At &c with good demsnd at a. clear sides
not enquired for.
LARD dull At SC
GRocERIIs firm az full rites. Sugar 9l.9
lOi molasses <6G e.: Coffee ia demand al
l5Ml6x
MoSfS The money market i. Easy at 10
"a l2c for acceptable paper.
EXCHANGE firm at &c prem.
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peuded-The Editor Arrested.

II. Loris. Sept. 23.-Chas q. Ramsey
propri etor 81 the Evening News. was arrest
ell this = NJ bv order OF the Provost Mar.
shal. and taken 20 headquarters for exsmi-
ton. Iis offence Was publishing an edito
rial article to day. entitled The fall OF Lex
ingtou. rejecting IN bitter terms upon the
conduct Of the campaign and military author
tiles VA the Department OF the West Bi-
paper was suppressed and all manuscripts IN
the Office seized. and the building i now in
possession of the Provost guard
The name Of the author Of the article was
divulged. and Il y thought the publication II
the napcr will he allowed % continue
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

- We are Informed tina, three hoaorati,
gentlemen. having lsborcd in vain to build
up JEFF Davis party in Indiana without sue
ecss, have now concluded 10 tura their atten
ten TO that portion Of Illinois called Egypt.
We predict that these gentlemen will. before
many months. pay visit At the Govern
mcnt's expense 10 New York IIarbor. This
people will not much longer tolerate traitors
iu oar midst. vigilant eyes are upon them.
and their career OF pefdy and treason il
drawing rapidly 90 close. Let the people
watch and wait
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Osficiat Annouucensen t al the Aur-
render ot licking tou-- Thirty =
seven Gedera1~ Killed and One
Humid red and Forty W0uuded .
Eight Hundred Rebels Killed
and " dundee.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept 23.--Gen. Prentiss dis
patch announcing the surrender of Col. Nal
ligan at Lexington. states the Federal loss ut
thirty killed and one hnnir.d ami forty
wounded.
The rebel loss is supposed la be about
eight hundred killed and wounded
The reported fight between the rebels and
Gen. Lanes brigade near Blue Mills. J, dis
credited here. Lane being some distance East
Of that point At last accounts. marching on
Lexington.
The account Of the baulc At Blue Mill.
forwarded last night. vas derived from OIL
cial dispatches written on the spot and can
therefore be relied on.
Col. Smiths command WAS To leave Blaze
Mills for st. Joseph on the das alter the
battle
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EF~sEp = O-srryp'-Fer fae etcclol e any
E~Toa eounierfesslng initiating. % The veDder "a sls
80 couhi,rfeit 90 init o1 81 fc rhayss iia.lssi
nas;ors. ne g~uai.e. oily nrent-aisd AoliaI.i
Efssr- pat nP N hall pint bostls' cnly having tL
osme - ths rr"prieter Il fsr~ j.. AauD h. a al
AMI H. -iguatn'e arosAd the ~ sseh -Hi sserJ
bclur.
Tbs d. ghi.ul Aroma La been to ~sr~i - knarF
icaIS- with thai favor -.ich Otly oded 20 rcs,
-cieeuhc preparations Nheowo ocnsidsr The mart
81 saoo.-s a,tssdlig re Standardization. tbe
stabhsn cav OF Fever an Agae. wesLne-s u sby
dIi. pyspepsls. Heartburn. AeiIiiy u al Sisu.sl
sscs and Nervous Headache intisesiica. Cosurs
and i1i.s. tog-ihsr with he eomylets oonuo 81
exercises over all NeTvoG-. Rheumatic. an Seura.
slc AH-StioOs. cannot wonder aiir popularity
Well may the Invalid value this rrme,iy
Aus n i~iv
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Reported Surrender Of Lexington moi
believed at Jefferson City-News OF
the Surrender confirmed.

INV
SPECIAL TO ST. LOUIS EEFUELIcAS.
JEFFERSON CIrn. Sept 22-Nothing las
been received here corr6bor.sting the repor,
ct the surrender OF Lexington. and MANY
here disbelieye il entirely,
Dr. Hughes who left home - miles from
Lexington. saturday night. and who is a
near neighbor of Capt. Magoflin who was
captured by Col. Marshall and taken 20 Lex
ington about two weeks since. AMI who has
two sons in the rebel army. declares fthe
city had surrendered on Friday the Magonn
family mast have known IL. and he himself
been apprisei of the fact.
IL is supposed il Lexington has surrender
Ell, Price and his army will move down the
river and Unless checked or defeated attack
jefferson City.
Judge Field Who arrived here Yesterday
having been prisoner in Lexington but re
leased ,ays Col Mullicsn told him last
TUESDAY evening that he could hold out an
der any circumstances five or six day.
THE city Is quiet and no fears are enter.
tanned OF the rebels whatever their force.
SPECIAL To ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT.
A dspaich received here this evening from
Gen, Fremont seems To fully confirm the
surrender of Lexington by Col Muiligan.
The dispatch saws Lexington was sutcen.
dered on Friday for want of water
Two thousand of Mulligan's command
were sent oves by the rebels. being released
on parole, and era route for Quincy.
No commissioned officers were released.
Claib jackson il az Lexington With the
rebel forces.
The news to day from TuscumbIa reports
that Col McClurg of the Federal forces sas
attacked on Friday by party Of rebels un-
der Parsons ane johnson. but he repulsed
them with slight loss on our Size.
Our forces sent up the river last week. are
now al Boon,ilc, and will move forward on
Lexington To morrow.
Gen Davis leaves here Ia morrow 60 take
command. and lead them on. Other troops
" III go forward Immediately
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

sB-C.pt ID. Bnggs company OF 's'alr,
from Sullivan Coanty has been accepted ant
viii 20 INTO camp At Camp V'go on Thur
day NEXT
Gap. Briggs = -on sf the late Capt 10
seph W. Briggs OF Sullivan. and Is we'll qual
i6e.i for the position he holds. Sullivan
eouEIy = nobly vindicating herself from the
repsoaeh endesyored a. be thro~n upon her
by the sympathiscr- within her own i-'riers
She i ioyal to the core.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

\ Csrd.-R. " Koogman viii remove
n - New Store on Wabash street. No. lis.
opposite The National Hotel. on l.; October
next Tie has made arrangements for the
Manufacture 81 fine b0ots and shoes. snd
custom work Of al kind in his line. superior
D. any ever undertaken - the civ liz
Old customers. ard the pablic are invited ~
,au and see him At the new stand.
sent y. diw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

Tar S.ssos.l f.sr Dan We afe gisd
20 learn that the Nations. Fat DAY wili be
rer, generally observed bs the 'afi"a'
churehes in thi- city
A Union Prayer Meeting OF the i-t Pres
bytssian. Methodist and the Congregational
hurcles -Hi De held ON THURSDAY morning at
= q clock 1t the Asbnry Chapel and public
prcarhinE At the same pizse ss i01. o'clock
hs The kes Do Isonioa.
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h osseau ueportcd Going south
and nuckuer sorfh-A hattie
ENpectca-Lock Ne. 3 Blown mp.
also Lock No. f-t.OutsvtlIe CITY
Council Approx the Provost
ar>buf-Anothe q a. ns Sta & r a.

LOUISVILLE, sept. 23.--l' i reported from
below that small detachn mt of Rosseau' 5
force has advanced fifteen niles southwark
of Elizabethtown, and that Buckner l. all
vancing northward from Bowling Green. with
a force variously estimated At from 1000 TO
10000
The Bulletin says Lock No. g. on Green
River, was blown up on Friday 10y order of
Gen. Fucker. and publishes a letter, purport
ing 20 be from him. directing the destruction
of Loc's No. |, Oil the same river. Union
men lerrning this attempted unsuccessful,
to guard the locks. but they were destroyed.
Capt. Gibson and four missing pickets have
returned 10 camp ut Salt River.
The City Codnci passed resolution ap
proving Gen. Andersons appointment of
Provost Marshal. and another requesting
citizens 10 close their business houses at 4
o'clock every evening. TO allow time for the
people To drill
Gen. Nelson. who founded Camp Dick
Robinson. has gone 20 Maysville TO start n
new camp iot volunteers. The same pap er
says n Lieutenant of Buckner's army was
arrested at Oldham on Saturday ~ a spy.
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Th~ Preach fleet ser the sswss 90
urNtee.

Wssnt~srs> Sepf IA letter from
lari- received ~ day. s-ys the French gov
ornment has declined 80 inform the Mexican
Ni.izter uf che ofiect of Tire d~et "a te seut
20 Mcxico. saving The governments OF the lat
ter viii le duly appsiss-l of Il through the
French Minister. - far a. spf.cars from
TIE letter, The Increment Of France and Eng
ard = not necessarily hostile
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24
Men Released on Ia
raIe-Officr n heid Yrisaners.

CHica0o, sept IA special dispatch this
evening, from Quincy, 70 the Journal says
Col. Mulligan's command has been released
on parole. aud viii he here this evening. and
remain until Gen. frcaron,'- Orders are 70
ceiK ed
Gen Prentis has telegraphoi from Bvok
field to the Assistant QHartermsstef. Ia pro
vide substance for two thousand men. snd
have il ready upon their arrival
The commissioned officers arr retsinet
prisoners bS the rebels
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

". "a. Main ~. under The National Hoa-e.
Trrnr H,rrr. lSpssSs.
As~e MANUFACTURE oar Es-ten work. ne
can and will -eli gooi- a; lower pr'ce- than
can be l.ouchs II any other house IA he
trade. Persons wishing 90 buy AZ -bsles-sis
~.l and i 60 their advantage 10 has Of
a. a. W sriH s~ii ss The ls~e>t Eastern r~soe-.
Ne. II. Main Street. Terre Hauie. ltd
FACTORY near >sasas Brssge. Lynu. Mas.
Custom york and repairing done 20 order
ssdkx3r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

Nsws FROM faE 3lsr RksissSr Ii, pri
vate letter from Col. CRUZ. ne learn that
the Battalion ofhs Regiment which left here
on Saturday night arrived ia COOL condition
"a Evansville on Sunday morning and en
campci unsies canvass Ia The city. IL The
afternoon t~o companies. Captains Arms and
smith we're cent en an important expedition.
into Kentucky
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

ATTENTION. Scorr Guuns'--Esery mcn-
her OF the Scott Guards = requested 70 he At
the Armory this evening The attention OF
the members i especially directed 10 the or
der OF Adjutant Noble which was issued
Yesterday The muster roll j. open Tor
more members.
r. : COX. ia. Captain
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

INV YosE. Sept IA distinguished cit
ix~n from Missouri has just PROV ided FOR the
S,s,e of Missouri three thousand muskeis.
and four thousand equipments 20 be sent at
once FROM New York 90 Missouri bv the
mos, expclirious railIoad touie
The President and Cabinet gave the order
on FRIDAY. aud the arm viii be on their way
20 morrow.
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nreckiurldc took tn Isis Heels
Gener'i she rmaa as weitroughs'

FRANKFORT. Ny. Sept. 23.-lt j. said John
e. Breckenridge and Vim. Preston. escaped
from here through Montgomery county, on
Friday.
Gen Sherman had possession of Multi
rough-' Hill Yesterday.
Henry Dent, City Marshal, has been ap.
pointed Provost Marshal OF this city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24
rw. p,.,ywe,,ve F,re. sm Illinois.

L,cox. lit. Sept. o-cratcs 4 Cos
slis;illery VS. DESTROY e.l Nv IRE iast night
ross an 600. insured -.
ELesx. lii. Scp, 23.-c. &. THEN =
warehouse Wa destroyed bs IRE las night.
with about s.06o bushels o. grain. Loss
$4,000: partly insured Supposed a. be
the work of an incend'ary.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

Lo~r--On FRIDAY or SATURDAY Last. old
leather Pocket Book. containing about
Eighteen dollars in bills and some PAPER
\ suitable reward will he PAID any one
Who will return Il 70 this osice.
SEPT. 10 n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24

W,Nrrp roR rHr Wave want b. bu,
a number Of good. sound horses. suitable for
cavalry AMI artillery service. for which Ne
~i'l pay es~h on Inspection Apply e. the
Liver, Stable Of Isaac Beauchamp. TInri
street. &C II Kuppenhicmcs's clothing store
Main street. BISCHOF 4 MARCH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24


muraev-Secree6ry Cha>e en ga q
Csufiscation Act.
SEw YcEk. sept 93.--Abont 10 o'ciock
la,t hisbt The Police discefned that large
rocks had been placed upon the rails of the
hudson River Railroad from l09 To ileth
streets. a distance OF l6 blocks. At this
I.ointthere ia eery high smbankmela. snd
~ the express train from Albany Ms dne a
/ O'Clock must have cansei fearful los Of
Lille
The Journal OF Commerce SAYS Secretary
Chase l.assprernfed an e,position OF the Law
relating both 10 the conliscation of Southern
balances and The prohibition OF commercial
intercourse 1t gives positive assurane e.
that ei"lles GA deposit ia banks and else
where iuiloyal States. ~ill not bc disturbed
unless there l. sufficient reason Ia believe
that il j. t. be used In aid of the rebellion
The matter OF fact that il belongs Co resi-
dent of the states declared 20 be ini....state
OF rebellion, j. not 10 be considered a reason
for it, arrest. and it may remain on deposit
undi~iarbe.l.as ifit we're oWnel nihis
city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-24
Later sresu Cstss~rnts-Arrtsa OF
the North STAR 9so.ssbo IN Gr~a-

Wv York. Sept. SJ-Ths North Star
hs. arrived ffpm Aspinsall She bring
Ssss0 90 ia treasure.
She exchanged ~isnals an the Northern
Iaght on the evening of the i-sh.
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10y srcsr e The near'i cf Scbe4 Trlstees. I IN
ID autk@i1e-l ~ re.sve r~aied proposals isr tie
dsnv~ry II siksv coros Il rss-l -.s-oo<d hes.rt.
s1r and h,ckory fife Wool four 1T la-- 80 lie a.
borci a. the for several sfasl fl0-~ IA tbs c;y
~ he rr- c4y e Nov.nbsr nsst.
Proposals ~iu 10 r~csts-~4 - fhe Ss4r orco.sy
uniil Slinrd.y, - ists is,-t The ~i u ~ h. al
spit = sss. no lllats Slll bs rsosired.
JoHS ETESaA1D.
gesss sass. Avs :, s~s~
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The Great English Remedy


ag JANIS CI.Al.Kf'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS :
Prsssr,-5 fy.ss a prescription If .ssr J. Carl,
ND. .Psy~ciaH Extraordinary 10 fAe Qseeh.
This invaluable ueIieine 8. unfsliios o. Ne e,ueo
all thc~e psnfsl ana dssgrron- -ea-.- - -sioh "a.
fesnsls c.sstta'isa = sa,i~<t " a.oa-r-t~- al =.
Geese. and r-snos~. al ol.ifas'iol. shd sf-ss,
cure rlsy ~ relied ou.
MARRIfD iAIrfS
spsTtcallriy .ailei II will. ~ -haff tine
bring Tie rnos'Lsy r-rieJ 9Th regularly
EsoA ,-ot'i.. prsos cue dollar. he@s- III
meui Stamp ~ treat sri,talu. 10 pf,vssd ovans.
tests
CATION
gle-< f- sk~vIf ~ - fatea - y 49, farieO
lie fJRS7 7HgSs SDs71Es Of I,r~gsaA-g.. e,
ttey sore % briag az s.-s.i,7lige. I.s az a&y
oft>~ finn Thy are >Ife
In al c~<ss ~ Servoas sns spinal An%ss iosls r.4s
Or tke Back snd Limb. Fatigue - snght essrtlOn
p.,atssion a H. hrsrs h,>gsftcs sId Nhlts.
Thee f1ii. VIII as-z cer- -t..D al cher ss-al.-
have failed and although Iso-~rhi r-aeiy. a.
uei c.ussih irvn. c.larssi. astisoose - anything
hartful 70 tie cous',tvfon
Pun directions IL lie p.1apllet aroand och rssl
age, which -ssoaIl IL carefully preserved.
sole Ageet fer fbs uulse-i ststc. ard Canads
nor NosfS, Lat l. G Baldwin a Co..
Rschesssf, y. T.
S.p-&i.ao s.i r.e-s.E, ssssss- -oe.ose1 10 any
ssfho-tsrf se-nt Will ias--s h'tis. csDta,n,sE ~
iTl.. ~ r~farr ssai ssf \, n. CUNNINGHAM
sss r. NJ fs-rn-iiy. Tsrre- it.sn. aud ell gssc
Druss.ss- luyssdv-i
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TO FAR NJ z RS.
MILLINERY GOODS.

DECEIVED THIS Day BY EXPRESS FROM NJ
IL sn lnvoicc ~
Mrs-rs 4 CHursEs's HATS. RIBBONS. &C.
Al>ofhe S.~ style SUMMER
ZILLEAT PATTERN BONNET !
tn. Ne Psa- tBusi airy. cl.ste asd ylssaoti
MRS. WALTER,
lss NH s-r..s. Aeiw.~u nm s~t Stth-
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Hank statement.
4. Vessel Loaded with saIt Seized.

PnlL.DrtrutA. Sept a3-The -hip Man
thin from Sardinia, with cargo Of salt. vas
scired here. being owned in New Orleans
Three persons were sent 20 Fort Lafayette
charged With furnishing goods to the rebels.
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COLLEGIATE.
Terre. Haute Female College.

rINHF SEVENTH SIM ANNUAL. SESSION a. ~
i Tsrrc -Hsuie Female College. Will commence On
Thursday the 18th of September next The ssme
Professor. and Teachers Who have - ssf and - -
s1cuNTIy filled the several Departments 81 the Col
lege heretofore. will With fs~ exception oeniinre
ia the school raose sishing q enter should DO %
~ the beginning II possible. Any further iniofms-
ton or acatalosue Of The School, may b. had ~ adj
dressing the undsfsgn al ietre-nsnie
aulsdtf JOHN CoNfhI-
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- There will be services held at ST
stephens Church on Thursday the Goth inst,
az / o'clock. \. ". the day set apart for
prayer and fasting by the President of the
United States The Rev DE-. Fitch off
eating.
ff...-r.l .f.... c.ovf
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Later ftom uatterus Inie,-Iori,h-
cautious nj Oerecoke Destroyed
The North Carolina Rebels Moving
The redcrsis W ide Awake aud nc

For1 MoSeor. Sept 22--The 5 L Spal.
ding arrived from Hst,eras Inlet tins morn
ing. on TUESDAY lat the propeller Fanny
ran drwn e. Ocracoke inlet with company
of troap.. and entirety DESTROYED he fortified
ton. abandoned by the confcderate-.
II i said that the confedcrates were IN
force AZ Washington and Newhurn. that two
thousand OF ,hem had lannei on Roanoakc
Island With the intention OF DESTROYING the
light house and the dwcllinga Of the Union
st.
4 iesachmnnt Of about scren hun'lrcd men
accompanied by \ naval force were about
leaving llalteras inlet 10 prevent the infiad.
The privat..srs Cofcc ard Winslow sis'iesl
ocraeole Inlet % carry OF the confederate
Guns. hat left Ca seeing the Fadny.
Thc -iip Aryonanf. from Yarmouth. with
fi-h AMI salt. ran inte Ha;teras and vls -
cured - prize.
4 considerable force of rebels Wa seen
near Newport Meas iast might tut witissirew
after burning grain rirxs
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HON DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP


Are growing more In favor .iGh tie pubic. his
no~ ooooeded they are he best purgssl~e you csn
put forth from the world q medicine. M uu't
viii surely arrive when they ~tli supesosie ali other
porgative~ whatever TIE ingredients q vkioA
they composed can scarcely be obisi0el Ny drug
gists or the makers o. other pills. Dr. Erantrsi
hss theu grown and prepared without regard " Tie
exp>n@e. And this " rake popular paTsa-
tive u appreciated. O. the sales Indicate otlcr
purgstvcs are dragging sfickssing esislsDce. Ani
", they may have merit But Brandreth's
rlls arc sale ant sure-eafs, because they operate
solely OF inp1re hunoss. 80 valuable ruid 8
tssoAet; ~uiy e6ete material. Which.
vhsu iAlea out Of The bod, issvcs IL sirongrr.--
They a. pleasant suuly erscsive medicine can ~
To ssy that they viii no, scnetimee give pain wcuii
b. true bat The pain they give l. oty becGuse The,
thoee crud. and BAD hurBors from ihe hloS.'
wtjsh ths ccoasi~n of ci-ts-e fbsy oycn "a
sue. Avenues ssd shis cas.ne, axsys b. aanr plea
sps,y.
Sid ~ J. r. Ct>i,csAs. TeFre- Hautr, sni ~ NJ
r~p>otss4s dealers In medaol1e- lan.r2l1~im
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TeCousu psi,e.i

The adseftis~r having been re-iorei 20 health H. a
f.~ week by vcy simple remedy amer having sui-
ferei several year. ~fsh -evrfs lang Sn.tiou. sne
that dread diseA-e. C.s'mpiionis snsions n nal
kso~n 10 lls lslo~ --afr<er- IA. means ~ cure.
To tl.o-> ~so ~i-a - ny n. h~ ~ll s~ni cor,
the prescription u-sd lires q eAAsrs viii The dire
uoa- fcr prep.rsas snd using Ne sanis. ~fish ,a.J
WI ani a cure for ConsuD'puso. Assiiaa. nsoO
chisis &c. The czis Object " he advertiser i h.
-eoins Ne prescription n hensht "a. afflicted an
spread info-ua,sau Which t~ oo.oeive y 10 lv.ias-
De, ard be hope- .,-ry sufferer VII VI his rems,
II costs teen ssiaing. asd may prove be<.ns (.
r.rns- Wishing The prescription ~iu plesse sasf'-
gss. fipw A wli.~0S,
Williamsburg.
ssrsef~f~ King County. \. \
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- a communication IN another piacs
from Sullivan. j. Is q sood Union Demo
erai Of that comfy. tie tepresents large
eiaS. .# AHf .#Hst 81
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SPsskf~o az NiDpiErowS--Csl Th'mp-
son addressed a larss meetins a. Ahidieto"n
90 Saturday la-i tbs speech So An excel
lena sae and cannot f.ii - have great in
nsrnss 90 the honest people OF that fe$'os
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Gsb>on-- Picket Guards Driven ia
Humored Arrest of Ewing and Sill
veuooth-spies Arrested.

FL cavalry. under Mitchell laporielle, drove
in Capt Gibsons pickets last night. at Salt
River. -Four are missing.
A Federal eneampment has been establish
81 al Horrodsburg.
Iti- said they have arrested Ewing AMI
SilVeriooth tao prominent secession repre-
sentatives.
Two supposed spies from Buekners' army
we're arrested At Louisville this morning.
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Recruits for the Forty.
Third REGIMENT.

Able bodied vosng men wanted 70 Gil up
this Regiment. nov quartered at Camp Viso.
Apply soon WI +. MCLEAN.
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding