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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CINCINNATI, Sept. l2-6. N


Flour Is in better demand under the news
from New y ork. and the reports of a raise
in the river at Pittsburg. but prices are un
changed. superfne So .6063 IS. extra -, .
@3.s5, and family S5,90@4.00.
WHEAT i fully Sc higher as regards prime
and choice, " hica are in ligh; supply prime
TO choice red $50 -, With s5@ So and 1t
the close holders asked - higher The low
er grades are dull and sell slowly
Com unchanged and firm at =,
OATs steady nj pic.
RYr dull at .3sc and hardly any
WHISKY unchanged, sales of 500 barles at
49, The market closed rather buoyant
under news from New York.
There j. a firm demand for clear bacon
sides At g. .c but no enquiry Tor other srti
Giles worthy OF note except lard, ich =
wanted Al = for prime ia tierces
SUGAR buovant. p,ices tending sTward
ExoH ,SGF :, premium
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Further Arrests of Maryland Seces.
siOnIsts.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l3th.-All the arrests
have been pursuant to orders direct from the
War Department. OF course no official an
nouncement of the arrests have vet been
made but it is believed that all the names
given are correct.
The arrest of Henry May, member oil
Congress, is Just reported, also, Henry NJ
Moriit aud W. Harrison, members of the
Legislature from this city. These, with the
names previously sent, complete the list oil
the ten delegates to the Maryland Legisla-
ture from this city
1t is also reported that Benz. G. Howard
the peace candidate for Governor. has Just
been arrested. There is considerable excite
ment in the street.
LsPEI.
The following additional arrests have been
made:
Dennissn Quinlan and DIR. Lynch. mem
bers of the Legislature from Baltimore coun-
ty. Henry NJ. Womford, John ID. johnson,
Chas. and II. c. Doone, members of the Leg
islature. from Baltimore City also. Thos j
Hall. Jr.. editor of the Baltimore South
The Maryland Legislature was TO have
met on Tuesday. when it Is supposed further
Legislation hostile to the Government was
intended. II IS rumored that other arrests
will be made.
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Price and Rnins Forty MILES from
Lexington.

ST LOUIS. Sept ia citizen Of Jackson
county reports that Price and Raiss were
within forty miles Of Lexington on Tuesday
with Is .O0U men and - pieces of artillery -
THE needs confirmation
Tom Harris captured 4 Government Agent
named Smith in Boone county. few DAYS
since. and took from him $1,000 and nun.
Der Of horses IL was expected that Harris
would take possession Of Columbia Boons
county. where a hsnk j. located
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4 brigade from na-.achnsriis-Ihe
Pirate Snnttrr Again.

Bo.ro~. Sep, s-Msssrchusctis vii
soon send to the field siK more regiments Of
infantry. one Of caFstv md three additional
batteries Of light infantry. oI the tliauiIy
iwd regiments are being raised by ssurtor
Wilson. who is devoting h- whole energies
~ the work
Capt King. of the brig Norman. states
that the prisatecr S8mier arrived At Surcn
en- August llth. and WIS n anchor inside OF
Port Amsterdam
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NV YORK. Sept l3-MaIShal Kane, Of
Baltimore. and several other prisoners were,
to day, received al Fort Lsfs, tie
Col Pegram and two more prisoners were
sent 70 Governors Island
The bark Alice Tinker, 0 Liverpool, was
seized by the Surveyors officers on her arri
VII last evening Portions of her are owned
in Apalachecola and Mobile.
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Mule and Horse Contrncito be Inses-
tisated- Regulars from ttah-So
Mails on the Hannibal n ~. Joseph
Railroad.
SPECIAL TO TIE posT

WAsHINcros, Sept. l3th.-Tha mule and
horse contracts for the Navy, will be inves
tigated by the Congressional Committee. 1t
Is tumored that gross frauds have been dis
covered
Mr.. Alvord, the Superintendent of The
Overland Mail Route, is here, and reports
that 500 regular troops are on their way
from Utah TO the east
The telegram TO the postoiiice Department
from St Louis. says mails have pet passed
over the Hannibal y 81. Joseph X. r. and
that the prospect Of the renewal Of the ser
vice on the route is bad.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE PRINCE DE JOIN
VILE.

NEW Yosx. Sept. 13.-The Africa which
arrived last night. brought passenger. the
Prince &c Joinvile The brig Monticello AR
rived at st. Domingo August 22d, reports on
her passage, August llth. lat 1888. Ion.
62-49. saw brig chasing ship and go un
der her quarter; shortly after saw Are in
tho direction Of the vessels. and at 10 p H.,
could see from aloit blaze and sparks fy
ing
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Hnw ARn NoT ARRrsTKn

BALTIMORE. Mn. Sept l3-Ihe reported
arrest of Howard. candidate for Governor il
untrue also. that Of Mr Brien. The South
publishes articles saving. in consequence OF
the arrest cf the editor The paper viii su.
pend publication for the present
II i understood warrants have been issued
for the arrest of all prominent Secession
members Of the Legislature
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lrREE Harm GuARp-GERMAN REGINESr.
Capt. +. Monnger, OF the German Reg
ment desires Ms to tender his thanks and the
the thanks cf his men. 70 Miss " Witten
berg. Mrs NJ Van Bshowski. Mrs. 4. Rel
man and the ladies contributing. for box
OF line wool!en handages sent 10 the com
pany This il substantial kindness ON the
part OF those ladies'. and j. duly appreciated
by the soldiers
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hroErs.s Tex TIKI IHiKIr rIR-r-rhis
regiment !. nov regularly mustered into the
service Of ths United States AMI !. .ast ~
NJ orgtrirsi srd made ready for equipment
4 few more men arc needed to Gil out some
of the companies Those desiring 10 volUn
ser Nil app'y soon Al headquarters. AZ Camp
\ 60 CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel
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sriIure 81 Bani Noie-.

Nf~ Yess. Scff 9Th. police l-a
aighf seized blank notes Jusi printed repre-
sentng nearly 500 600 GA tho spistsrlsania
Rank a Chatham. y
~ Carli~s. Sfa;ioner. "a Nassau street.
sni BeHton i.tf.et, copper plais printers
ere unier ssre~' for hs-irg --gskei N M.
rrirfiuC
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DISTRESSING BTRENrnrNI-A little daugh
Store, was drowned Yesterday, by falling into
a hogshead Of water on the premises OF her
parents. She WIS a handsome and Interesting
little girl three wears Of age We sympa
'hi,e With the hereascd parents whoss grief
is most poignant
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rEThe numerous friends OF the Terrc
Haute Female College will be pleased 70
learn that Miss Jennie Mann has returned 10
her position a. r.asic teacher No one who
has Witnessed Ihe caFear of Miss Mann since
her connection with the College. but has been
forcibiy impressed with her rapid improve
ment as a Vocalist. and charmed with her ex-
traordinary musical talents.
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PRICE ANDJACKSON APPROACHING
I LEXINGTON WITH XTEEN
THOUSAND MEN-CLAIB MAKES 4
SPEECH - SKIRMISH BETWEEN
THE REBELS AND GEN. LANE
JACKSONS ACCOUNT OF IT-SUP
POSED TO Be A LIE-THEIR DE
SIGNS.
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept l3.-The correspon
dent of the St. Louis Democrat furnished the
following intelligence:
messenger from Col Mulligan, at Lex
ington, reports Gen. Prices advance guard
reached Warrensburg on Tuesday and Ciaih
Jackson made speech.
Price claims TO have sixteen thousand men
and his main body is approaching Lexington
This messenger brings an official account
by the rebels, of skrmsh between the reb
els and Gen Lanes forces, dated Fl. Bldsoe
near f. Scott, September 18th. the substance
of which il as follows
tie says Immediately after leaving Spring.
held he dispatched Gen Rains to clear the
counties bordering Oh Kansas of tho m.raud
ing bands which had been devastating that
section of the country That he himself nd
vanced to rains assistance and their combn
cd force encountered at Big Dry Wood
Greek the forces under Lane, Montgomery
and Jennison. and after a brisk skirmish OF
an hour and quarter the Federal troops 10
treated aud were pursued by his forces about
three miles. He states his loss at three Kill
cd and twenty seven wounded. and says they
buried three OF Lanes men
He aoncludes by saying the enemy have
continued to retreat Northward from Fort
Scott, which post they have abandoned and
adds
This relieves me of the necessity of pursu
ing them into Kansas, the soil of which am
unwilling to invade. unless her citizens shall
provoke me To do so by committing renewed
outrages on the people of this State. In that
event shall not only cross the border. but
will lay waste their farms, and utterly destroy
the cities and towns of that State.
This correspondent adds that, while this
shows that there has been some skirmishing
on the border, it does not prove that the re
bells have gained any advantage but, Oil the
contrary. it would appear that they have
found a force too strons for them, and have
given mp their plan OF incing into Kansas,
and tnrned upon the weaker force at Lexing-
ton. Their design nov is, evidently, fret 10
take Lexington and then bring Calib Jack
son here
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The Great English Remedy
SIR gANFS CL.kkF's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

'aH ~NNANA t-'hAfsN
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
PREPARED rom q presrrspsaon o. - , Clerk
VI ID Physician Extraordinary 70 he Cusen
III. invslrshi. medicine - unfaiilng IN - are
al those painful arr sss-rof. decreases T. .ieh n.
female 81. .i,laaea 8. .atssei L noI-rs.es al e.
oe..-- ar removes 80 .s-frae..s-o- so .ssee,
cure may Be- fsi.el N
To MARRIED IADiFs
psrlcaiisr;y suitcf. u ~fi,. 90 .horf f.ri.
bring On lhs monthly period with regularity
Kaeh bottle. pric- ore dollar. hesr. tts
fa-nt stsalp II Great Britain. 70 prevent ,oun.s
si,-
CAUTION
7Aoss erss 'scaia ~ - f.,l-s - >s,,'-. f,,,A.
as FTRS7 TRgEE KovTyf> ~ Pr,.-4aae,.
"a. az ~. - bring ~ kcsesr-f,,.. ~ - 80
csAef f.sn> ~ sr> 80,
u all cases Of Nervous an Spinal .s.e tions. Psi.
~ ~ nsch ~ isrnh- Fstisu~ - eight .1esssou
paF'tsuon = he Hear. Iiys'efi.~ snd Whites.
The PIT vii 49, oare rhes az cher mean.
have f4..si. ana alfaoagh ro~erf,i r~-r~av. -
nos eart.in ircn. c.fe.arl .ffircry ~ snrth,ar
hurtf1l 70 The cousttufi-l.
fali directions - ~ pars,,ias sr-1r, esch r,ck
az. ~h'eA should be carefully pfe.erves
81. sent ~ N. Uff,e.i Sisto. srt Csnsd..
5or xosKs. r.a;eIc. baldwin sCo.
kcch-sfrr. NJ
Sr-si.oo 49, sro-tas. -t.-ars enclosed 70 an,
sushorizea sg~nf. ~'i insgr" h'ts, c-uts'.lrz -
PHI. ~ return man. 49, by n. cuunsnshs-,
.nd ? n D.nn~Tsy. Terr-- Hsu,~. sae al good
Druggists inv3sswu
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The Naval Battle ON the U.rsis-
stppi-Totnf Disabling al thc
Rebel Gun uont Yankee sixty
eight Rebels KILLED and many
Wouuded--Consn I'm ander foOte
Gnkes I'm m a. nd.
srfrcfAt TO run cHif 400 rINr.

CARLO Sept l2-The gun boats did more
execution or Tuesday last than was suppoa
e9 l}v paper received from their camp
fhey acknowledge that the Yankee VA lis
abled and had sixty eight killed and largo
humber lauuc3
TIE samc paper claims that s-verl hun
drcd Iancolniies we're killed We know that
onis two men were woIndej
Cosmodofc 4 II Foote arrived and hss
taken charge OF the Naval Affairs here lie
takes ihe r lece % Commodore Rodgers who
las been ordered 20 Washington
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- The lat Baptist Congregation will
convene for worship in the Uniyersalist
Church corner Of ith aud Ohio streets. to
morrow Sabbath.
Curry's Prairie Association will be held
there also. commencing on Friday. the 20th
inst
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ANOTHER TRAITOR SENT TO FORT
LAFAYETTE-HIS CORRFSPON
DENCE

PnIlADrLPHIA. Sept l3-W II Minder.
recently arrested for dislov.lis 10 the GOV
eminent. was sent 10 Fort Lafayette this
T.. NJ
His correspondence >eems to have been
very extensive with lef Davis Vice
President Breckenridge, Hon Mr. Bennet.
and other prominent soecssionists Both the
copies at his own letter. and the original OF
his correspondents are 10 the possession of
the Federal authorities
In his letters Wiuder pledges h. warmest
sympsthies with the rebel. Tic assure. Mr..
Breckenridge that his course IA the Senate j.
approved OF by large numbers Of he best
men OF the NORTH who are only waiting for
IN opportunity To overthrow mob rule. and
that many Of the Home Guards. of which he
wss a mesber. had joined that organization
only to dissrm suspicion One Of the Breck
inridee letter. is onls ten dass old
The CORE spondenre viii prove very ,sila
bic 10 tho Government in discovering trea
son IN our midst
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ANOTHER BATTLE IN WESTERN VA
THE REBELS ADVANCE . y
CHEAT MOUNTAIN AND ELKWA
TER-THEY SURROUND THE FORT
THE REBELS REFUSED col.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON. OF Mt
VERNON, KILLED.
CLsRKsBURe, Va, Sept l3th.--The rebels
commenced advancing. yesterday morning,
on both pixies towards Elkwater and Cheat
Mountain Summit They succeeded in sur
rounding the for the Summit. and cut the tel
egraph wire.
They continued TO advance on Elkwater
until within two miles of our troops when
few shells from Looms battery dispersed
them. Skirmishing was kept up all night
This morning two regiments were sent To
cut their way through TO the summit aud
succeeded-the rebels retreating ia confus-
ion
Two rebel officers spying around the camp
AZ Elkwater. this evening, we're surprised bv
our pickcts and shot The body of ono was
brougot into camp, and proved TO DO that of
Col. John 4 Washington. Of Mount crnou.
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TRUMPS. a NOVEL 81 GEO
4 y CURTIS. .pleaeisiy Wssssss>a y ue,-.'n.
NACAUIAY's HISTORY oF ENGIAN y
YoI tth
TIKI WITS AND AK Of SOCIETY
~ ~ srfs-- z ~ s..rs = s-~e~
seief-a A. - IA prTxfTsak~r
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.T-It j singular fac; that immeaiaiel,
-uecsesiine each Federal victory our neigh
Dor grows i'll aeturei and vituperatise
The fact is our neishbor Is beginning 70
see the hard writing OH tie wall. and hc IS
anxious To get over OIL - TIE s.de 81 those
N favor 81 tie Government We. EXPECT
within q week to see him procaimins this
the most righteous war ever wased What
{: he lid week OF two ago deuoanee ]; -
unholy and unnatusal-an Abolition war
Lnro.u's war. and al that Kind 81. thing
What does he care fer the past.
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Tie Cou.uniptfye.

he sdveriser, having heen restored 20 health IN
few week. ~ very simple remedy amer having 81.
tered several years with sever. lang Affection .ns
that dread disease, cors-mruo3-l. snrioa. % make
Known 20 HI. fellow sufferers - means = cur.
To those -Lo wish ts Try IL, he VII sesd a cor,
n. prescription 49, tfre- @, charge --th n. dir,
rOrs for preparing and usins the sane. which the,
vii end cure for cons1n r<ion AstA-ns. sre-
esitis. 4c. Tie only ohjec- q The advertiser "a
sending the prescription benef: The afflicted an.
spread information which ~ conceive 10 - invaiua
bic. and he hols. every sufferer ~ill ~ rs remedy
y oos'. then nsthirs AID may prove blessing
Parties wishing II. prescription viii please sadrs..
Raw EDN ARD A WILSON
Williamsburg
ssglt4wi- Air.y County. y I.
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= ssnfSsrox. Sept i3-The Postmaster
General has directed. q an additional RE
lection a. the postal revenue the exclusive
issus 81 10 stamped envelope containing tho
rev improvement of the di.olsinr lines So
Tbs envelope cannot be nanu. aetused by
the ordinary machinery. and is not there
fore. liable 70 imitation - sls insurgents.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Ira UNION CLrB.-No;withstandins the
inclemency of the weather. and that no for
NAL announcement had been made, the meet.
ing Of the Club last night was very respeets-
biz attended. Short speeches were made by
Co. Thompson. Mr.. Sinner and others Tho
meeting vas very pleasant one
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Rally ~ HsRrFokp.-There will be =
rally tHartfoa! on SATURDAY 10 recruits voi
anleess FOR the company being raised by Dr.
Norris ard ! T.. Brown. Col. Thompson
md others have been invited 70 make
<pceche. Alafv invited 10 attend
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HOW DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP


Clkk - MANY DISEASES
L y T LY DISSINILAR,
wherever the mind IS taxed more thaa the boc,
The penalty Is Dyspepsia the convenient nam.
Tor segion Of complaints, beginning with impaired
digestion, and generally ending in CONSUMPTION
and ell originating il deterioration - the blood
from the Rev. Ir. GREENLEAFl
CNcIssArI, October u. ls1s
have derived 80 much personal benefit from tie
Peruvian Syrup" that / do rot hesitate 70 recon-
mend i;s 10 all that large class q cases whs-.
Iron il the efficient remedy. To olergymen osp-c,-
ally ard persons whose occupations tax hesv.ts the
rerv1ous energies, 10 sufferers from the debliits
ting effects q summer heats. believe this 20 be
invaluable remedial agent
p. II. GREENLEAF.
Rector CO - Pauis Church.
4 Gts
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ALL Is QUIET on THE POTOMAC.

WnnINGToS, Sept. l3.-All is quet on
the Potomac
Albert W. Archibald Of Fort Union. New
Mexico, j. appointed L. ;. Marshal for that
Territory
Capt. J. W. Holmes. the new Secretary
left for there today
The Government is about investigating
the frauds by the Pennsylvania contractors
The Government Inspector al Perrysyile
has. within ten DAYS, condemned nearly 500
army wagons and notified manufacturers 10
remove them
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The EternnI Nisgrr Aga....


n a-uiSero~. SEPT l2-There j. eon.id
erahie feeling here among lending Union
men. caused ~ N. action 81 zen Mcclellan
IL ordering the f-turn II furitiv. slaves -
their arrest and Imprisonment IN ltii. a. .wait
10 claim Of Their ms-fefs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

sB-The Rev. jos. Brown will preach at
Camp Vigo. at , O'Clock 10 morrow Sab
bath afternoon
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

JrTFsRsoS Clr1. Sent. l3-r. NJ -pc
cisl dispatch 20 the 81 Louis Democrat .ay.
A messenger has just arrived from Boon,sle
with dispatches that 500 secessionists had ~
tackled the Federal troop. at that point. and
the fighting continued when the messenger
left
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Newly ork stock Market.

Newly 0rk Stock Earket.
NV YosK. Sept -
Srocgs: Michigan Southern Railroad 43i
Hudson 53is New York Central q: Mis-
souri, 6s 43sa, New York Central = iOig
Erie 25sa Georgia Is 81. Tenn. % 81 3
North Carolina g 81. Treasury e. q +.
L. ). Ca of 81 coupons 9oi. L : - o.
- coupons 90ia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

FREMONT NOT TO BIZ SUPER CEDED.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l3-The report, cir
culated that Gen. Fremont i 10 be superce
ded by Meigs j. cOntradicted by the highest
authority Neigs' visit 10 the west i on
business connected with his Department.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

Fk.srrorr. Kt., Sept lJ-The Governor
Yesterday. vetoed the resolutions. in refer
ence - IN. Confederate TROOPS. but both
Houses TO-DAY, gsssed them over the veto.
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WOOD! WOOD!

DY order - N. rcsrd 81 schc~i Trustees az
ID authorized 10 receive sealed proposals Ter the
delivery 81 .isty cords ~ god seasoned be~>h sr-
ear and hickory FIRE wood. four feet icne 20 10 90
0~cr-d the four several >choci Houses Ia this cy
~ the er. DAY n November next
pror--<.s. vi be received the star Grccery
ursft tafurt-~ the lTth fn-t TIE ~ct u &c ~ All
.-lif vus1 NJ limb viii - rvcetvet
roHH RNgS8An
Tsr,e-Hssts. Ase y tves
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FIR EoNRoE. Sept IA flag of truce has
gone to Norfolk to day with Mrs Phillips of
Washington, who was retained for some time
in her own house in that city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
The Popnlar Loan.

Troy, New York, Sept. l3.-Over fifty
thousand dollars was subscribed in this city
TO day, for the National loan, on the opening
of the Books BY the L. ). Agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

- The Thirty frs. Regiment lacks only
seventv-two men Of being full. -hese viii
probably come in today. We doubt II any
regiment in the State has been moro speedily
lied To
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

S,THayFD OR sTOi.ES One light red coz viii
- lined back. her tail hss been cut % sk,
81 the hrnsk az The eut. her horns about medium
siss--ns other marks recollscted. She len cal
shout thre. s.ys cd. which induce the belief tia
shs has been drives sway .ritshls reward vi'
se raid fer her recovery. J. 7 NoFFArT
lur -. 1et.wiv
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RseINF>rAI BsNo.-Those wishing u en-
i.st as members Of tic Regimeuial Band. in
the 3lst Regiment. are referred TO Prof
HIM, who has charge Of the organization OF
the Band CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

NV YosK. Sept. ~ The steamer Cham.
pion from Aspinwall on the 9Th. hiss arrived
with over 2fO passengers and 81 OoO.0h in
Treasure
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Terre- Haute Female College

1--WE SEVENTH 81 ANNUAL SESSION ~ ~
/ Terre- Hant- Teusle College. WI commerce -
rhnr~dav TIE .ffh ~ Sertsnlhfr Hsat The esms
Professors aad reachrfs ~to have - auf 81
rter~rrY filled the sFreTai departments RI the CO.
lees heretofore will With fev s1sfrtons. Ccuilnr~
m ~ school Those -hlnE ~ enter should - -
Al the be ginning n po-sihe- Any fcrther inforne-
ton or scatsiegus n the School, nav hs haf ~ a.
dressing n. underdk-so - T~rre -rsufe-
1919 JOIN COVERT
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wAsrrp ron rnr Waive want TO bu

WANTEp FoE TER Waive ~ant 10 buy
! number OF GOOD. sound horses. suitable for
cavalry arr artillery service. Tor which We
vii pay cash or Inspection. Apply to the
livery stable 81 Dtwscn & Miller, Second
street or # Kupr .uhiera-T's clothing store.
Man street BISCHOF { MARCH.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

MISSIONARY SEExoS-Rev Aaron " od will
preach Al Missionary sermon at the Asbury
Chapel. on sunday morning at the usual
hour d3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

OYSTERS. 0Ysrrrs-Finch 4 Doughty re
eeived. last niglsl, . lot of fne fresh Oysters
which they viii dispose this day and even
ing BY the can. or served up to suit
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
HARDEE AGAIN THREATENS IRON
To< MISSOURI

Ino~roS. Mo. Sept 18th "A reliable I'm
ION man. just from Greenvile. reports that
Hardee has returned 10 that place with eight
thousand men, and threatens 20 march on this
point Immediately
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14

,>rrD-A teacher. either male or e
maie f7r the District 10 4. otter Creek
township Applications. will he received by
the nnder.igred until Monday. September
l6.h J Y MARKLE. Director
IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-14
THE SLOOP JAMESTOWN-A REBEL
SCHOONER SINK

INV YORK, Sept l3.-The sloop-otwa
Jamesto, arrived from the blockade off
Fernandna. On the 9th of August she cap
tured a rebel schooner and SINK her.