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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

WAsHISGros. Sept. 9th.-She Sanitar,
Commission has strongly urged upon the Wal
Department a increase OF the Hospital &C
commOdati0n 10 the extent of fifteen thous-
and beds. fitted up.
The defslcation of Perser Gallagher
amount to over $50 900 dollars. Only thirty
ihousssd dollars is likely 10 be recovered.
At the camp of Col. Young's Regiment of
Kentucky Cavalry, Sunday AZ noon, a soldier
named Henderson shot another soldier named
Walter while performing duty as guard
Sergeant Joseph Bryson was the officer Of the
day. and owing to his presence of mind and
decision, the discipline was secured 10 the
camp.
The war department ha. issued an order
that volunteer ~covalry regiment of twelve
companies shall have three Majors, aud regi
ment- Of from eight to ten companies shall
have two Majors instead Of one as hereto
fore.
The Post Master General has directed the
mail facilities 10 be restorep 10 Paducah,
Kentucky, that town now being in possession
OF the Federal troops. and the mails there are
no longer tempered with by secessiOnists.
Commander Roam has written a Lester to
the Secretary of the Navy dated, Uuited
States Steamer Pawnee Hs;feras inlet, Sep
TENDER 9Th. of which the following Is 81. ex-
tract.
Prom the best Information | can ob,aian
ten regiments have been recalled from Vir-
ginia TO defend this State. The secessionists
near the warter are destroying their
residences and seeking shelter in the interi-
or, the poorer classes remaining waiting for
protection TO show their Union sentiments.
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The Great English Remedy
Six n cl1RkE's


CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from q prescription Of Sir J. Gs~ks
N ID Physician Extraordinary 20 me Qaeer.
TIT. Invaluable medicine 1. ~unf.ilsnE IN n. cures
all those pslnfal and dangerous di-eas,, N ~hseh IT,
female oousatnrou Is su't~o. rmoa-rs:e- al en-
cc.-e- Ard remove ali ~,a-lucti0n.. ABi q sp~sc.
eare nav ~ rsii~e -.
TO MARmEr L.AIErS
.psraclisrly sui'ed. IL vii, n . short TIRE
bring on the monthly period ~f.s regularity
Fsch bottle. prioc 90 dollar. hesrs The
men. sssup q Great Britain. se prevent eouDs~
'eio.
~. ~ .aostf sa q At>r ~ f~nll~ eIri-s
"A. F1Rs7 7RREg MONTHS a Pr>csaAs.s
A~y ore sprs - bring - ez-rI-~Irc~, Sa AZ 0<
Sh>T fsr7e ~ rre A1fe.
n al eases q yervou, anc Spinal Arcr~s, Psis
n ae Baos sot nnbs. rssgos &C digit szsoos
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thss> Pr. vi a-e- = ~. .t.n ell other uesns
ha~- f.llef, ssi sifSough : ps-erfai remedy. d
~ cor,a.n lrc-. c,io-B,l srsng-y ~ .nysAins
hurtfal 70 nc crssrt1tior-
Fail csr~~ions In %. panpAi~s around each pat
az. Witch should b carefully TTs,srrvd
81. kx~us H7 he United State and Canal.
JOB NcsEs. u~ssf c. baldwin q Co,
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x.R-sl.co .1i spc-ssgs -s-v. enclosed 70 az,
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II The State Senfiaoi j. not satisfied
With either the speech u Col Dumont or
that II Gov Wright. made At Indianapolis
on Saturday lsst Both spoke too warmly
Ia defence Of the Union and the Government.
and not enough in favor Of the Democratic
party. By Democrats party the Sentinel
means those political gamblers aud would
be leaders. Who think i u infinite more in
.ortancs 20 preserve their party than their
government. The Septiasi can never under
stand how Union aen can honor man FOR
being true TO bis country in this hour Of her
peril. although they once differed with him
IN regard to tho policy 81 the government
II man can forget party in his devotion TO
hi- country. stnightway the Ssatiaei AMI "a
per- Of like sympaihies sets NJ a howl about
,n.ratiinde 10 The party
Those men who thus make TIC welfare II
their country secondary % that OF their party.
Living shaIl forfeit fair rrnowu.
Ard doahly dylng shall 3 down
IL ne vile dust from whence taey -FTsrs
Vswstt urhcnored and nnsunr
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a detachment of Ira Harris cavalry company
OF New York, under Col. Fitzpatrick, were
thrown from the track Of the Northern Cen
tral Railroad. near Cokeysville. through the
criminal carelessness of the engineer. Sew
ersi were instantly killed. and several woun-
ded. three mortally. The engineer ou see
ing the result Of his recklessness, detached
bis locomotive and FASTENED TO the city. when
lie was arrested. He was ired upon BY some
OF the soldiers. but they failed 10 detain him.
The r~esolute behavior of the officers pre-
vented the accomplishment of their purpose.
The officers will leave with their prisoner for
Fort Lafayette.
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LATER FROx EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRIC!

n * NV Al Of he a nj n
Africa NTH Liverpool sdvices to the 3lst. via
Queenstown on the LIST. arrived of Cape Race
IN morning. Her dates are six days later.
GREAT BRITAIS.-The London Globe an
nounces that the army in CsnaGa is about 10
be reinforced BY - 500 men duIing the
month.
The Times editorially calls on the gov
eminent 20 strain every nerve to develop the
cultivation of cotton in India and elsewhere.
Ii saws that il believes that there will be no
lack Of Will TO assist the enterprise. or the
part OF the government, if the merchants and
manufacturers will point out the way. The
government will waive all scruples when the
prosperity of the country and the existence
OF millions are at stake.
The Daily News. in an article on the fu-
gitive slaves, concludes that the Federal
cause is henceforth TO he clearly identified
with slavery.
Queen Victoria had eft Ireland Tor Bal
moral.
moral.
West India adyices had been receved via
England, stating that the privateer Sumter
had taken and sunk forty vessels. causing
great excitement there.
PA~Rrs-Bourse fiat. Rents esf. -5c.
\ pamphlet on Rome issued in Pari.. -
seris II the Papal government persists Ia re
fusing the guarantees offered for the moe
pcnd,ace 81 the Holy See. The people oil
Rome must be appealed to. and IL they elect
Victor Emanue. King.
The French troops ON the following Ga,
will be relieved by the Italian troop.
The Banks rate Of discount has been re
I dueed to ( per cent. The weekly return o.
the Bank of England shows an increase o
fl3.Oo0 in specie on American Stocks. NJ
pales are reported ard Friday.
fLatesf ria. Queensfo'rn)
The Africa bringing f25 500 in specie vi
Halifax. arrived at this port Yesterday.
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tAg Rtt~ ~
FLoun dull: the demand remains local az
shipments cannot be made East owing 90 the
enormous quantity Of freight which has ac
cumulatei at all the railway stations; super
hne is offered at : 3,60@$3 65: extra $3.50
$3.s5. and family at $3.gJ@Si25.
WHEAr dull for the same cause as -four.
and the demand is local. but prices are un
changed; prime to choice red 73G75c. and
white s3@s5c.
OArs dull at Ole.
Coax dull. lower and closing at pc.
RrE dull at Acc.
WHIsKT closed dull under news from New
York al lie.
Mass PoRK sold at l3c.
BAcos dull. not much demand, and prices
are nominal.
LAID firm at &C.
SuoAR lac higher for raw &c for refined.
CoyFEK and Molassss unchanged.
NoSKr market quiet. exchange &c prem.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

RrwAs5 "a ovyxrrri-For the detection q sny
person ocunterfsinng. initiating. % he vsDc~ q an,
sach counterfei; or initatioa of Burhsve's Holland
Bitter. Tie genuine. highly oODceDrs.~d Holland
rni;er- Is pat az In half plnt bottles only. having tia
name Of the prcpnst-. + rase. Jr, hlo~- = them.
ana hs signature around The neck Of each and e-ro
bottle.
This delightful Aroma las bern received ~ Amer
ioans, With thai favor which oaly oAsended 10 really
street.-the preparations. When NO consider The mark
ed success attending il standardization. the most
stubborn esses q Fever and Agus. Weakness q suy
ard. Dyspepsia. Heartburn, Acaity q The s,onseh.
SICK and scFvcas Headache. in~cigesaca- c~sfvr
cess and Pile. togethsE 9TH the complete cOntrA Il
exercises ever ali Nervous. Rheumatic, sDd resr.,
&C Affections, We cannot wonds. siiv popularity r
Well Ray the invalid value ills remedy.
Aug. Il owls
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DsrroS. -. SeV' I've have reliable
information that Hon. Joseph Holt. General
Robert anderson End Hon. Andrew John
~n all si.il Dsyton during the State Far.
TIE rub Of exhibitions at the Secretary's
oskce On the Fsir Grounds to-day. MAS I'M.
nense The fsif Nili be equal 20. II not
the iarge-i ever bed IN Ohio. The gates
gill be thrown opcn fos visitors ~o.rnofrou
AL the Railroads viii carry passengers At
half fare. The city j. already crowded with
strangers. The entrees esoeed IN number.
thess Of any p~<svioas Pair.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

LOUISVILLE. kY.. Sept. 9-Richmond dis
patches so the Southern Press. report the ar
rival on the 9th of A. S. Johnston. He
ranks next 10 Adjutant Cooper.
The rank of Major General ia the Con
federate army was fixed by the late act Of
Congress.
Parties engaged in counterfeiting Confed-
crate Treasury notes. have been arrested.
Col. Wheat. of the c s. A. has recovered
from wonds received at Manassas.
Vice President Stephens will spend the
fall in Richmond.
The Memphis Avalanche OF the sth. an
nounces that the steamer Hartford City has
been captured by the Federal gun boats and
the entire crew taken prisoners.
FRsSKFoRr-A dispatch from Gen. Polk
10 Gov. Msgoflin. was laid before the Legis-
lature. this evening, the substance whereof
WAS. that he had occupied Columbus and
Hickman. on account OF reliable information
that the Federal forces were about to occupy
said points that he considered the safety of
Western Tennessee anu of the Confederate
army. in the vicinity Of Hickman and Colum-
bus, demanded their occupation by the Con
federatc forces and that AZ 4 corroboration
OF said information. the Federal troops had
been drawn up in line, Oh the river opposite
TO Columbus prior to its occupation by the
Confederate forces, causing many Of the citi-
zens of Columbus To fee from their homes
for fear of the entrance OF Federal troops.
General Polk proposes substantially that
the Federal and Confederate forces shall be
simultaneously withdrawn from Kentucky,
and enter in reciprocal stipulstioas to respect
the neutrality of that State.
Gen. Anderson arrived hero from Frank
fort this evening.
Rumors are a6oat that Muldroughs Hill.
forty FIVE miles south of here, will be occu
pied tonight by portions of the State Guard.
and that one company is already there. and
that Zolicofer with a large force has marched
through Cumberland Gap into Kentucky
These runors are very prevalent but not
generally credited.
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si.siions ofthe Indiana Troops.

The following are he stations OF the lndi
ans troop. in active service outside Of the
State. We shall correct IL from line to time
a. the several regiments move from position
% another.
IIth Resimeai-Col waliae~-st Lou-.
ssoun
18th Regiment-col L.ncA-Hssu-sown.
Maryland
I3sh Rerment-col SaiH.sa-Chest
Mountain. Virginia. Headquarters Tor letters
for The regimcn,-Haggonsii'o. Randolph
eosnty. Virginia
> ltsh Reximent-Col Kimbsli-wesiern
Virginia.
18th Resimeus-coi wa.ner--Wesirn
Vugieia Dr~ss letter. anJ payer. - itth
and lssh regiment me sane a. 70 he 18Th -
above given.
I6sh Resimeni-Csl Haeklcmsn-Hyats-
tosn. Maryland
18th Regimsnt-Col HascaI-W Western
Nirginia. Drect Letters t. the same post
ofice q. gwen Tor he i3ta regiment
rhe 18th. ltsh. 18th aid 18th Regiments
are scattered al different points among the
valis- aud hights Of the Cheat Mountain
ranse. The post olice address for al Of
tiesc Regiments = Hut,on.ille. Virginia.
18th ReFimeni-col Pa,fscn-lea,saa
Cty. Missouri
18th Reginels-Col Mereii'h-Kol=rsma
Hishs-. Washington CITY
10Th Regimen,-col Rrown-csckevs
viiie. Maryland coekevsviie = the head
quarters ios ths re- nlsat. bu, Il : stretched
along the railroad between Baltimore sai
Harsi>sgrgh for eight miles or more
2lsi Rerimeut-cs' McMdlan-Locu.l
Point. near BslInore fcsi oGs>e s8dre>,
o. the Regiment. Baltimore. Maryland
~ Re.l-col. Dsvis-lsaerson CITY. No
al Rext-Col Ssn1erson-Si. Lou- Nc
9<sA Rest-Coi. Hovoy-s, Louis. Ne
.5th Regt-Coi Ncs,ch-S@ Lous. No
esth Rert-Col wheal.ey-S, Loass. Ne
CAvAIkv
C-9t hneken's Cemrany-ws stsrn Nis
gina foa oascc address. Hut,oaTiiie.
Capt SssWaFt's Compsny-W esserr Nir
~ginia-Po<t Ofice address,. we-sor.
Lieutenant Colonel Scost CATERS sx Goa.
paa.es Of tic lst regiment sl Indiana Gal
u-B.ltmorc. Nd.
Col Bakers eight Companies Of tae 1,
regiment OF Indiana Cavair-Sa Lou.
Missouri
sAT1LIfnr
CAPT Tvhargers ~Comgaay-st Louis
Missouri.
Capt xsasis coep>ns-ss Lsas. No
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

sfeerutts for the first Regiment
Missouri Arfftiery.

Tie uhdersigned are At IN. Clark House.
ready 10 enlist al able bodied men for this
service for the var. Young men who wish
20 join a good corps can do no better than
report TO the Clark House You ioin a Reg
iacnt -hich has covered itself with honor.
and he members are hs.a in ihs highest 80
TEEN By tho people Of Missouri. Bo-s' you
who are eager 10 NEE. the traitors Of your
country. can have the opportunity BY JOIN
ing the First Missouri. commanded BY =. 7
Blair Appl, 70.
Lieut.. FOUST.
Res Oaicer. Clark House. Terre Hsule.
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GeserrI Order by Provost Marshal
Mckjnstry.

ST. LouIs. Sept. 9th-By order Of General
Fremont. Provost Marshal Mckinsiry will,
10 morrow, issue instructions that no officer
or soldiers, will hereafter be allowed TO leave
hs camp. unless for the execution OF some
tublic trust. or the performance Of most i'm
pc AZ - personal business, and not then with
out a vritten permit from his Brigade or Reg
imcutal Commander. All officers 70 und in
the CITY without snch Idrmit. will be arrested
and sent - Their respective stations. All
soldiers absent from theil Companies, under
auv circumstance. after nine O'Clock At
night. either with OF without y permit. and
I'll soldiers about any time without permits
will be arrested and confined in the military
rrison. All officers and soldier. are com
msndei 70 respect the Provost guard. and
exhibit their permits 10 the officers IN com
msnd thereof. or any military police or pat
rol Who NAV require them to do 40.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial.
from Camp DIX. Baltim ore. under date Of
the il inst, meniioss the death OF tso
Indiana soldiers. OF The 2lst Regiment
Thomas Benham Of Capt. Ro-e's compAay.
from Greene County. and James W. Dyke of
Capt. J. 5 CamPbelI's company from Parte
County. both by congestion of the brain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

RroEvIr roR -HE 1HIKrr- rIssr-This
regiment = now regularly mustered into III.
service Of the United States. and 10 is.s be
Ng organized and made ready for equipment
A few more men are needed TO ill out some
Of the companies. Those desiring TO volun
ser will spply -oon at headquarters. At Camp
yieo. CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

IN. advertiser, having been r--toret " heAirh n q
s- weeks hy a very simple remedy Afsr having SUI
Tered several years with a severe lang affection. and
tbs; DREAD disease, C~ons1npuoa-ss snzio1s 70 nak-
xncwa to hi tllo~-surerOr. The neans q cure
To those Who ~i.h 70 ~ u. be vii seDc q cYys
ne prescription u~d cfree q chars-l with The dire
aons FOR preparing AID usias tie same. which he,
Will And 4 sure cure FOR c~on~umpucn, As;hna br~-
chids. &C. TIE only object q The advertiser , .
sending n. prescription % b~re,t he sc1ictei an
pread information which he ococsive 10 Be ~.n-si-s-
bic. ard he hoTe- every ssHerer all ~ ~ rsneiy,
a. II oosr thom Dsth.ng. an may prove q hiessiag. .
Psrtse. Wishing The pr~.1spdc will plea.e adir-~s
rrv. ID ARD 4. WILSON.
WifamsbsTg.
,splst-i~ Klr- County. ~
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what the sanitary Commission Re
Observation-Disclosures al Gala
Eher-A soldier Killed by a Guard
Majors Ia Cavalry Rcsiments-Naiis
Ia Paducah-News from the North
Carolina Cssst-Ten Regiments re-
called from Virginia tn Defend the
statr-seeessionisis Fleeing Inland.
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o.

DY srf~r e Tie Beard n Sbooi Trustees. I An
ID kufh -irct 20 rscsve sealed proposals foF The
delivery q rxty cord. ~ GOD seasoned be>ch, 90.
gar ard hickory ere vol, fr1r feet i~ag, 10 ~ De-
Arsred a. me fonf several School H-s~~s Ia tbs cry,
hy he frt fay e November nesf-
Proposals. viii hs received Al he star croe~r1
untfi Saturday. us 1ssh f1-l The WOOD n 20 - al
spnt wcct. ~ iinG VII b revived.
Tars-Iaass. A~sL 4, exoN
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~ The Erprsss calls the Valley Blade.
Of PARIS. ILL.,. a Democratic paper. Our
friend Moore should sue lor libel -osrHGl
II re had called il the same kind OF a %
GER the Terre Haute Journal i. Moore
would be justified in suing Tor Islander. The
Blade stands by the Government against
traitors whether found North or south
Therein II differs from the Journal.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

MoEE TEoOrs Another company OF vol
unteers. from Putnam county. under com
mand Of Capt Dlnell. arrived in Camp Vigo.
Yesterday. making fifteen companies now in
Camp We learn that the several compan-
les there. are rapidly filling Up 10 the standard
required BY the recent order Of the War
Department. 10 wit one hundred and one.
rank and file
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II II il said that Gen. Anderson bag
gage vas thoroughly searched Al the Railroad
Station IA Louisville. Kentucky. b. the De
puty United States Marshall. a. he wasabout
10 take the train for Frankfort. Gen. Ander
son "a. in plain citizens dress. and submitted
quietly to the search. a. any good losal oiti
xen would.
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FoRr MoSRoE. Sept. s.-Visitor- today
bring the cheering intelligence from Wash
ington of a retrOgrade movement CT Beaure-
gard. IL Is well understood that he must
capture Washington or his army suffer dis
ruption by the withdrawal Of troops TO the
invaded Confederate States.
We have no authentic information OF JEFF.
DAVIS death.
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MILITARY USrvoss-We would call the
attention OF officers in camp 70 the fact that
Minshall i Paddock have. a, their store. the
celebrated West Of England Blue Cloth
regulation shade-and are making uniforms
IN the best manner At low prices. dtf
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I o .. F-Members OF TeFre Haute
Lodge No. 81. I. o. o. r. are notified 70
meet to night at Their Lodge room a. The
usual hour 70 arrange for tn. funeral Of Bio.
W p. Agar
Bv order Of ISAAC BALL. Nc.
v W. CoS~. Sec.
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WA~TED-A teacher. either male or fe
male. for the District No. 4. Otter Creek
township Applications will be received by
the undersigned until Monday. September
10th. J. " MARKLE. Director.
d5t
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
PLACE. TO ctr AND ssons cHzAr
RADDIN Z

NIDbIaF = bHVI FTIH o
No. "a. Main St. un-er me National House.
TERIr HArrE. I~SpfASA
Asue manuhctu.e our Eastern work. We
esn and will sell goods At lower pr~e- than
can be bought a any other house in the
trade. Persons w%i+ins 70 buy at wholesale
will End IL to tier advantage 10 buy Of
u. a. We lSl! sell at the loves Eastern prices.
No. Is. Main Street. Terre Hauts. Ind.
Factory near Ssagus Bridge. Lynn. Mass
Custom work snd repairing done 20 order.
s5dkw3m.
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= -The Journal begins 70 CRY enough. Ike
a whipped boy at school. and because orr
blow. begin 10 hurt. i sAlis ON Col. Cruz
10 ,us = . curb" on - Never mind. neigh
Dor. we'll let YOU up after awhile oursei'.
when Ne have rumneiled youa little more
We only whip you Tor your own good-by
way Of correction
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Prsnris vIcroHr This day. September
i0.h. Is the anniversary Of t,e gloriou. VIC
tory achieved by Commodore Perry. on Lake
Erie. Il q not impossible that = ike brilliant
laval victory nay 70 dav be achieved in
Psmlico Sound. North C.rolins.
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SOAP.
f. GARDNE


So mose e4kes a Ia Alshiy ct.-
s-s,~d sosp. ish a. Rartles's, -atoh are -srrssf~t
t-r~ rurs 80 chap. O. he fs~ - hsnds, sn1 ~ ne
te>ss. n = rs<.rr.<<~d. s~~vsn>s< sl-s, y -
moxs p<ins sns sr-ss> from .~eeli-r. On, hnsn, nss-
-. l~sn f~t o~c~>f 49, ~A~ S rrm al rnas
- Arnttsr~
- Oh n R>sc<a. - 49, - 1879
snhs hseps n n sE g<>A nUn4~o
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- Col r. W Thompson IL posted 70
speak Al war-aw. Kosciu-ko county. to-day
At Fort WAYNE 70 morrow 1t W ~terIoo. De
Kaib county. on Thursday. and At Coshen.
Elkhart county. on Friday. The people IN
those places will hear a true Union and "a
tiotic speech. We learn the above appoint
soen.< have been roafnoaed.
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RreIsrnrAL BASp-Musicians are want
Ell 10 compose q brase band for the 3lst Res
ment now At Camp yigo. A good opportu-
nity will be afforded to skillful performers,
70 enlist a. musicians. Enquire at head
quarters CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel.
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A-e growing more IN favor with the p.bhr. nis
now conceded they are he be-; pursstive voc csn
pat forth from The world q medicine. The IN.
VIII surely arrive ~aen they will -uP~ro~de a.. otha
pnrgst'vcs Whatever. The ingredients q vhicA
they are composed can scarcely Re obtained by drug
gtsts or the makers Of other pills. IT. Brsndres
has them grown and prepared without regard 10 lie
expense. And this care 70 make q popalS- yrrgs-
i've Is appreciated, o. The salcs Indicate otLsr
purgsuves are dragging a rickerlng existence. And
yct thsy nay have some merit But A. sDdrsih'e
Pills are saie ard -urc-ssse. eeea1ss th-y c3erass
sOlass on impurs husnors. No va.zAols flid 10
touched, snly eneie O. wo-a-out material, wAieh.
when tA<en out a The body. issves Il sucnger.-
They a. pleasant a. struly effective MEDICINE can be.
T. say thai they will not sometimes give pain would
be true, bat the palm they give 10 only because the,
remove .koss crude and BAD hunors frvu tbs hsooe
-l!eh are the occaslo q oise.s~- They open pa
TIRES avenues. and thi. cannot sway. be do1s pl.ss-
snry.
Sold by J. X. crSIsouAx- 1erre- Hsu,e. and BY a.
respectable dealers In medicine Isrg2ltvin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

~ The Eth Regiment. Col beuton's.
are under marching orders. and we're expect
ed 70 leave Indianapolis yestefdsy..or to
day. Their destination has cot sranspired.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10

We have private sdvices from the iith
Reg inent up TO last Sunday nv Telegraph
AL vere well and safe.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-10
Rebel Forces ~ COMMUNICATING
OF Bsais b. Com. koscrs-t Rebel
Cuu Boat.

C.fRo. Sep, Sit 4 reported that the
rebel force At Columbus, ny. under Gen.
Polk has been increased to thirteen regi
ments of Infantry with six field batteries and
a siege battery. and three battalions ofcav
slrv. lie hss gun boat and three steamers.
JEFF. Thompson and force remains AZ Bel
mont. No. opposite Columbus.
Gem. Rogers seised the stesmers John
Gsul,. John Bell and jefferson ~ psdscah
Yesterday.
The rebel gun boat Yankee came Within
tAree miles OF Cairo Yesterday, but returned
without natiag any hostile demonstrations