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TO Consumpfivesl

The advertiser having been restored t. health ia
few weeks ~ very simple remedy ster having sui
forec several years with lung Affection. and
that dread disease. consunipuon-is anxious q msk-
known 20 h. fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
T. those who ~fsh % try Il. he viii send copy
The prescription used Gree Of charged with The DIRE
fsns iof preparing and using the same. which they
viii md for Consumption. Asthma. Bran-
ch,rs, &c The only Object q the advertiser y IN
sending the prescription 10 henen, the afflicted ard
spread information which h. conceive % be invaiu.
be- and be hope every sufferer will ,ry biz reined,
a. Il cost, them nothing aHd may prove blessing
Parties Wishing the prescription VII please address
l.sr EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
sepieiwlw King County =. !
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Major General commanding
Arm Al OF THE ANGLO SAXON


FAn1HsR PoINT. Sept. I6.-The steamer
Anglo Saxon arrived of this port this eve
ming She left Liverpool At IL clock a m
OF the 9th, and Londonderry on the 9th
The Nova Scotan reached Londonderry
on tl.e evening OF the lib The political
news Is unimporiant
GREAT BEirAIN.-The London Times SAYS
the impression seemed TO he yer, general in
Liverpool that passengers TO or from the
United States are required 10 be cautioned al
tse present juncture against amy ready ex-
preston of opinion on the civil war
The policy OF working a short time as a
precaetion against the contingencies Of the
Cotton supply and of the glntted state of a
marke, for manufactured goods continued TO
progress in Lancashire.
The Times, in an editorial on the present
aspect 4 American Affairs. argues that
enoug has tfanspred to show that the subiu
cation of the South j. next TO impossible and
submission in the highest degree improbable.
All itcileRts or the war thus far, having
been favorable 60 the South Ii saws the
establishment of passports. to the suspension
of habeAs corpus. and other kindred meas
ures, al OF which are unavoidable, make
travellers find themselves more az liberty i'm
Venice than in New York. The Times
doubts much whether the Americans. after
the war IS ended. will return to the old form
of government. Ii thinks there must be two
governments. That ther will be less Demo
cratic. and that the North bears a resem
blanee to the lost Republic
II was reported That Austria and Spain
had addressed notes expressing their inten-
ton. in the.eyent of the French troops being
Withdrawn from Rome 10 each place some
regiments at the disposal OF the Papal GOV
eminent;
FRsNcT.-The French STERN frigate, which
was-at Halifax. received orders on the 18th
Of August. -. nrhceed TO Vera Cruz The
Patrie saws this measure IS attributable 10
difficulties which have recently sen be
tween the French representative and the
Mexicaa Confederation.
LoNIsaS, September G.-eonsnl- Tor money
closed Il 92c
Bullion in the Bank Of England increased
El4.039
Illinois Central shares 1914 @s9c dis.
count
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tINelNNtTi SEPT TON
fiouE--arm fullprices -aperisnc, - 80
CA 80
Wnrar-- two cents higher with active de
uand. closing AZ ga ~ for prime e. choice
red and $500 Tor white
or~-frm az - oats o.
Active demand for prime bacon side. from
the essi. with sales 81 100 hhi.. a. -
Nothing done iu mess pork ~ hulk meat
Bri ~ arc held more firmly
Gaoctnirs-buogani and price, unsettled
FxoHk~cf--quarter premium. anil -fesdy
Raining heavy ard stead, since noon
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SOAP.
COLLIE lATE.
Terre- Haute Female College

rENHE SEVENTH SEMI ANNUAL SESSION Of the
Il Terrc- Haute Female College, will commsnce 90
thursday, the .sth 0f September next The same
Professors and T-aehers who have 80 ANY and
filled the several departments &c the Co.
iege heretoorc. Mi, with few exceptions, continue
"a The school Those wishing TO enter shoula 10 so
the beginning a. possiule. Any further inforrna-
fioli or scafsogur II the school, may be hal BY adj
trs-sinz tie urleEsiened at Tcrre-Hautc.
aaIsin JOHN COVERT
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BLACK SILK (!

Ha- never boea e4u.llei n AZ, market
High I.os,sc BLACK Dress Sllksm -. -. 90
and 81 We hate iuss OPENED magnificent
line Of
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Why Col. Biais Was Arrested

ST LoCIs. Sept l6.-Post Master General
Blair and Quar:ermaster General Meigs left
for Washington this morning
Il is understood that the precise charge on
which Col. Blair Was arrested Is iusuhordina-
zion IN communicating. while military Off.
Ger. with the AUTHORITIES AZ Washington
making complaints against and using disre
spectful language towards Gen. Fremont
with view Of efecting his removal
Ii is stated lhai letters vrsten by Colonel
Blair are now in possession Of Gen Fremont
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NJ Is Main -. unleg The National House.
TFRzt HAcrs. lSrfs~A.
Ave Manufacture oar Esstesn work ~
an and vii eel gsosss - io~sr pricc- than
can be bought a. an ether koase in the
trade. Persons ~isisinr - bay Al rbolesale
xill fnd il % their advantage - has 1t
as.sswe riu s~H Al the io~est Eastern pr,s--
No. IA. Main Street TerFe Haate lnt.
FACTORY pear ssssus Ru.igs. Lynn. As-s
cu.ton work All repairing done - order.
s3tksSn
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The Flag OF Truce from Spsingf.e,d-
Gen. Prenoat Explains has Proc Ia
nation.
II. L0r.s. Sept 1.-THE following letter
which will be published 10 morrow. reveals
the mission OF Capt. Kidd, who arrived some
days since with nag of truce from the rebel
camp al Springfield:
HEpQr ALTERS. DEPARTMENT Wlsrt
September 10. 1861
Col L.. l.. Taylor, Commanding al Springfield /;
SIR. Yours Of the Sth inst. containing an
erroneous construction of my proclamation
OF the seth. has had my attention I under
stand The obifrt OF your note 20 be 10 inquire
whether il was my intention e. sheet the
wounded who might be made prisoners by
forces under my command. The following
paragraph, extracted from tho proclamation
will BE strictly enforced within the lines pre-
scaibed against the class Of offenders for
whom il Was intended, viz All persons who
shall be taken with arms in their hands.
within the lines. shall be tried by Court
Martial. and it found guilty will be shot
The lines are expressly declared 10 be those
of the army ia the military occupation OF
this State. You have wholly misapprehend
ell the meaning of the proclamation With
ont undertaking to determine the condition
of any man engaged in this rebellion. lie
sire it "a be clearly understood that the
proclamation Is intended distinctly to recog
nize the usual rights OF an open enemy in the
field and 10 be in all respects strictly con-
fornabie 10 the usages of war. IL II hardly
necessary for me 10 say thrt II vas not pre-
pared With any purpose to ignore the ordinary
right OF humanity with respect 10 wounded
men. or 10 those who are hnmaney engaged.
in alternating their suileFings
Signed j. &. FREMONT.
Major General commanding
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RvcavIrs rok THr TuIRfr FiRsr.-This
regiment Is nov regularly mustered into the
service Of tie United States. and i fast be
~ organized an5 snasle ready for equipment.
A few more men are needed 20 nj cat some
Of the companies Those desiring TO volsn
ter vii apply soen a heas.quarsers. - camp
Vsro. CHARLES ckuF1'. colonel
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i.o-r On FRIDAY OF salunsas last. an old
leather Pocket Book. containing about
f.4h,eea dollars IN bis and zome faNefs
suitable reward ~sii be paid ans one
Tho will return Il to this nfle~
SEM lGfl
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NOW DOES PERUVIAN SYRUP

ctAE 80 MANY pIsKASi>
a PIP A X ~ THY SSIMILAR
Nhenev.i the mind is taxed mere than the scd,
The penalty Is Dyspepsia The most convenient name
ies legion q complaints beginning with impaired
digestion aud generally ending IN CONSUMPTION.
and an or glssting IN deterioration o. the blood
F-c-n fhe Rev. III. GRFESIEAF1
CINCINNATI October l.. is5e
have derived much personal benefit from "a,
Peruvian syrup that do not hesitate 70 recon
mend IT. 20 ell that large class Il cases. ~hes..
Iron l. the Efficient remedy. To clergy1nep espec-
ally, aud persons whose occupations tar heavily tn
nervous energies % 10 sufferers from the debita
ting effects II summer heats I believe this u b. an
invaluable remedial agent
T. n. GREENIEAF
Rector oi ST paul's Church
Sent 1 Of
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Df erter II the Bbard 81 School Trustces. AN
Il authorized - recrfve sealed proposals for shs
delivery q sixty cords q Fooi sessoiei hrrh, 80
gs- and hickory Gre wood tour feet ofse. % be -
Nsfrcd the four several Scko1 Hcnses ~ In ffy.
- the frs dnV of November pexa
Proposals ~ili - recei~e.l ~ tia sla< 6fccrv
aain Saturday. thf isfh in-i TIE ~oof i - b. ala
rrfi, aosd ~ lifnss VIII ~ received.
JOHN REINAAkD.
Ierre-Haate. Aus. 7, swa~
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LEGAL.

S,TsY or INDIANA. woo CorSTl ss-No-
- fice 5. hefehy Given. fhsf rsariff r sfant.
sdfninisfrafcr q To- estate - f1ra ". Smith. o.
asct hss fiei H. pefon 90 ssl The real estate 81
tie deCeder bis rersonai bsiug insufficient % par
his tchts. and that said pttfan vii ~ hesrd a n
nexi term q The CouFt u Coumc1 Pleas q -
ooar.tv tOs. n RIAKE. Gers 81
sept 4 tit-~s~ .rs Zee ssl
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Death of BarcIa, Coppic.

At. Louss. Sep. l6th.-Ameng the killed
: by the Little Platte Bridge disaster. was Bar
cav Corpc of the joins Brown raid motor
ety. together with i've or siN men with him.
en- route TO Join Montgomery Kansas Regi
w..
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MILLINERY GOODS.

DEcEIvEDTuls DAY Hy fxPrEss PROM y :
IL invoice ~
Mlssrs CnLrRES's HATS. RIBBONS. st.
Aisoihe New style sunmer
ZILLEAU PATTERN BONNET I
Tie Ne pias Ultrai Airy, Chasie art Elegant
Mrs WALTER,
la Main STREET betwe.n rSnk and Slkths
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pIoronIsts.-t:us Arnold has seveisei
HI. usual weekls supply 81 Harper Weekly
aad other Pictorials Halper contains a
msgnificen, Photograph 81 MAJOR Gen NJ
CielAn and his mob var horse
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NOTICE.

DARTICUI8n NOTCH is hereby rlyen. TO all.
i WHOM ID may concern that all the notes ard
book accounts 81 the late firm q Elisha stephens
Co. are now Ia The hands 81 the undersigned Tor
settlement. and % NAeu payment must and car only
be made f<-aaesiate attention = called " ttzI<si-
ttr flsse who I'll % - avail themselves Of the
benefit ~ this notice. nue. eerect % pay costs
Auu p. sew kern
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TONSORIAL.
Meaicated Hair Wash,

DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
a having r~htfed his shaving and Hair Dressing
saloon adjoining the Terrc Haule House. hegs leave
10 inform the citizens and pntlic generally, thar b.
i prepared % wait upon customers Ia hts
usual satisfactory Strict attention given to
Shampoouins and Gushing Ladies AMI Lffsle firi~'
-ir GEO W CAaADA.
safr
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kremnrAi BsSp.-Nusicians are want
- u compose hra-s band for the Sisi Rec
mems now At Camp Nigo A good op2oriu
ats eiIl be Afforded u skilllul perfvruer.
% enl.-t a. musicians Enquire ss-srtf-
quarters. CHARLES CRUFT. colouel.
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~. LoCls. sept. i5.-Monday night last,
while q Government steamer name unknown
was conveying number oil prisoners from
Lexington 70 Fort Leavcnworth for better
security. she broke her ndder between
and Kansas City. and was obliged To
lani Shortly after reaching shsre com
pan, 81 Jackson county Soc6ssiouists seized
the boat released the prisoners anil secured
some forty Federal soldiers as captive.
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Hkep4ESr.; BA~a.-Thosc wishing - en-
81 - members Of the Regimcntsl Bairi. in
The siss Regiment, are referred e. Prof
HUI Who has charge Of the orr n.ssi'en 1T
~, Rand CHARLES cRUFT. COLONEL
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~ correspondent 81 the Niacreaes
s.a-sffs. writing from Cheat Monntain. under
late Of toe hrsi % "a. month. SAYS. \
young man ia compaa, + from Terre Hssre.
b Tie name Of Fox died das - t~o
nc.
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NV NoRK. Sept T.
sfocA- dun -thcieo Rock island ~
N.N Central asa HUDSON 33i.. Virginia
g. 81 Missouri C. 1874 Calcna q Chica
70 6-ts Cleveland 4 Toledo 29i Mlch
gan Central IL Hairless l0is Pacific
Nil ~la, Tenn IS Az Treasury 6s
gSi
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coon r.sn owE< covxra BY The special
.ilspaich from Col Hascaa. 70 Coz Morton.
Published in Yesterday Express. it viii be
.eea that 70 Owen county belongs the honor
Of having killed Col. john \ Washington
of the Rebel army. near Cheat eonn'ain.
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PirrsnuRe. sept l6.--Subscripiions 30 tie
National loan was opened TO day in this city.
\ good start uas made twenty nine subscri
hers having taken Sil5 900
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THE FIGHT BETWEEN RAINS AND
MONTGOMERY-NE FREED
UNDER FREMONT'S PROCLAIM.
TION-REGULARS FROM LARINIE.

TI0N-REGULARS FROM LARIMIE.
ST LoUIs. Sept. i6.-Leavenworth papers
OF the llth give the following account Of the
late engagement betwesn Rains and Mont
gomery:
On the 81 inst sik l...ndIed rebels under
Rains approached Fort Scott and seized
eighty mules belonging o. he Government,
and killing the teamsters
messenger was dispatched 10 Moutgom-
cry who had five hundred men. He pursued
Rains eleven miles. killing several Of his
men, and when coming upon the main body
of tie enemy battle commenced, the rebels
having FIVE cannon and Montgomery one
bowitzcr only. The fight lasted two hours.
when Montgomery slowly retreated keeping
up a running fight until nghtiall.
The enemys force is reputed, by prissVers,
from two to three thousand -
Twenty three negroes have been declared
free under Frcmont's proclamation. being
property Of leading rebels
Col Cook. with eighteen hundred regulars,
left Fort Laramie on the II for Leayenworth
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EtK v ATrn. "a. Sepi -
Gov o T. MoETo> Ne have dfivea zoe
enenf 10 change position 1herc ~. .ome
our COMMUNICATION are open. and Ne arc
SIl right il. RrYNotn..
RniaAdlcr nenerll
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rni postauf sfoyeuaeufs on the
southern Soa-t-The (onfedcr-
ate Flag Co be Recognized M lilac
tullieh NaYX.

=
ate Flag 90 be Recognized NJ sBsc
English Navy.
Nav ioRk, Sept. l6th.-The Tribu ne "a
this morning, makes tie following statement
We commit no impropricty in announcing
that the preparations for two important move
mentS against the Southern coast are fapidlv
going forward. SO that the expeditions will be
ready % set sail within verv few weeks
In one 81 them the land forces Mil prOba-
by be under Maj Gen. Batter af.d the other
under Brig. Gen sherman. Who i nug in
command o. the important camp At Hempa.
tad. Long Island
We believe that the number 81 80 "a OF
all arms employed ia the ~ siil be
about twenty FIVE thousand men with Naval
forces % propoFtionate strength.
The Tribune's Washington diss iehos con
tain the following which vas rec tsa az the
NAVY Department this morning e iitli:
UNnfp STATES SHlP RICHMOND "A SfAl
August y. lstl
SIN. The following l. portion Of con
Nersation that occurred this morning between
Capt Morris. OF the ROYAL Navy and myself,
during my visit 20 the guard chip a Port
Royal. Il suppose he remarked. You
are in search OF those privateers We are
'tNtttN " VtrciAt y -tlltt utbtfuttN. anu u
the sumter were 60 come ia TO morrow. she
would receive the same attention and assis,
lance that you haye--We can make o differ
ence. | asked. is that observing neu-
tgaiiiy l. l. Dot recognizng-is that the
meaning of hee Majesty proclamation -
Il understand. " l added. neutrality TO mean
that her subjects must no; me bile in this at
fair. you can recognize 10 iiae" "Ies." he
replied. 4 have received "A copy 81 the flag
will show YOU the letter" lie showed nae
the dag and read me an extract from letter
from the Lord : Commissioners OF the Admir-
alty IN which the seeded States are STYLED
the Confederate State IL saws in the event
OF any vessel bearing the flag of the Con
iedcrsie States YOU are 10 observe "a strict
Reutraiits The flag j. described. and the
letter adds that the number of stars viii be
increased in ease rev States should join fhe
Confederation ft.is IS. as near Is can ne
member the substance of that portion OF our
conversation.
! am respectfully. Your ohedient servant.
\ y. CUMMINGS. Lieut. L. :. y.
To Capt JouS Porr
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IsxKE RkcixESIs - IRA MOvE.-Satur
cay afternoon the .th regiment, Col. Du
mont. struck tents at their camp near the
Lafayette Freight Depot. indianapolis. and IA
a tea minutes had their eqnipage taken in
army wagons 60 the freight depot Of the In.
diaaspolis 4 Cincinnati Railroad AZ 20
cock Al ai.ht the entire regiment depsrted.
tlking the roais through Cincinnati far We.
tern Virginia Their destination Is Cheat
Mountain PSss. - 49, go -
On the same evening. al o clock the 18th
SEGMENT. Col Colgro'c .. left over the Belle
iontaine Ross bs-s-ni-r. e.s--I'ssaa ~s.f Co
lumbu. for Washington City The regiment
drew IL arms on SATURDAY. bat subsequently
r-turaes y sss Avg. Aas -eai away
With order. - draw arms a. Washington. The
field officers OF this regimen are Silss Col
grove Colonel. Archibald Harrison Lieu.
tenant Colonel. John .Aehringer. Major
The ssh regiment. Col MiIroy. lea Ia
porte on Saturday at 10 O'Clock going direct
d Western Virgins. With Cheat Mounlain
Gap in view a. destination fhis and tho
IN regiment were both completely armed
AMI egaipp~d AMI are finely drilled aud dis
ciplinei The field officers Of the 9th regi
msnt are X. II NHroy. Colonel Gideon 9.
Moody. Lieutenant Colonel. william II.
Blake Major
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

~ Col. K. " Thompson will address
The people at Mkdlesown. yigo county. o.
Saturday next. al O'Clock
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BuffAlo. Sept 1.-THE second buffalo
Regiment, commanded by Col ID ID. Bid
wef~Yeff' Tor New York this cvrninc
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w.>rrp roa rur wAK-Ne 4aut 90 l,af
: nami,cr Of good. scfsna hos<s-. -aitshlo ii.r
casalry aud artillery service. for which ss
III pay cash on Inspection Apply - The
livery stable Of Dawson 4 Miller. Seeons
street. 81 al Kuprenhscm~r e'othins .'ere
Main street RfSCHOY 4 MARCH
asf
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t. Company A. Home Guard : viii meet
AZ the store room lateis occupied ~ ). g
fsses this evening a o'clock H.r he
palposs Of recognizing
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R""n.pg the uIocaade-Disire.s ia

KnnG.rg the BLOCKADE Distress ia
Texas.
.BossoN Sert 10Th -'bhe bark Illinois
from Boston. was Mt Vera Cruz. on the 81
inst. disch,rgint her cargo. sshe Nss 10
sail ~ Aiuitlan ou the eth
a letter from Cspt loyeioy. stale. thai
a schooner. then iu port had run the block
ale est.atl -ssn, - ~. bound bacs again
tr~sl4.yp 81 cogec. 1ire Csptain Of the
schoons<rsqoftedT lc greatest Histre.S IRE
yaiins throughout Texas
,sss'eesrsis's nom Nmiiinfn report that
h'prfateer. mounting ious tpoeudef-. ar
rivci az that port
#. TIE lll.yp,s IS sell. orucd. having ihlee
&. 1osn fA-- ofe 81 which Is riGcd
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TO ARM & RS.

II . L Z II. = . n -
ThrashIng Machines and Engines.
'I'uFY ANg TsK BPsf Mise FoR CLrASlSG
Il amt sav-uz NJ grssa. - lthfpsbne, and sinra-
barry bsir sepaF stor> tock he rEsr fHE~Irn -
The WavrSccpnte fau .asf PAL. The'l Horse Tow
efs .rs - lf<A.esf dfat Il Ell -nannfsctufe~. ard
us.r FuFtasie f-azLar< 80 sc~f'-Issae
fsr ale ~ - 4 WOLF 4 co.
ausSfAu Tsrre Haufe. ID
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RosfoS. sept IA letter from Surinam
states she pfivateer sumter remained there.
August 2isi. destitute % coal and pro, isious
and thu Iart Semnc- had threatened 30 FIRE
on the town unies- he VS. supplied
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- Carl A. Goodwin and james = Goo.
kline will form a company iar she isd Reg
meat. t. serve during the var. Both these
m-n have had several YEAR experience -
dfill m,.ser-. and vii make exeelieal Of
sef-
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Night Dispatches.

1T LIS Ut eCiACs'-
- -
Yankee schooner AT ffnfferas
and abanaonc66 ~ the Eebrlsr
Vessels set1ed aud sscesstouf~ts
Arrested Lodged i'm "a. s.nfnf
rtfe-ttFc fouascs UssehnFGed
from 49, >esvicc.
WV IoKk ~ent l6-lt = stated that one.
81 TIE sehoeners lateit captured ~ Hatteras
lnlei vss from no.'ou. With a cargo Of boot.
end shoes
The fiehi House GA Body lsiaul has been
bioun ap and that or Oregon Inlet Shan
.louef ~ The rebels
Ti-St Rshss Brewer. -rlrsoucn MARI
r. Hsftifs ] IA Resell aad Iui.a A
Rich per~ scfrea g. daf
Seven ~oafhesucfs uere affes'Sa aboard
tlle City II Nanehr.'rf ih- morning. Who
have l.eea rrefnseis expressing secession
sediments on iac foyagc Their baggage
80 Inspected. bias nothing reasonable being
ionf.l ites were released.
Able McNastefs late efitni - lie To
mans leuraal. fank np compulsory lslsinr
IN thr eisssIc shs.ies 81 forf LAFAYETTE a.
das
The Elissorfh firc zonafss are ~ be
mastered cat ~ service Their insnbcrdi.
nation has reDasred them unfst Cor service
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uNDERTAKER.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17
Early Fall Dress Goods!

In beautiful s,sle- ies s,ree' and Travelling
EIersn, Poplin- and Pol ac csesie a, 2sc
Double width Broche chesie atioe
Elesan, Emhr..aer.i Rroche Ilinninae
We advice orr friend. to no, allow themselves
70 b, impo-s,iupon by The q, Of
ADVANCE y CoTroN aooDsi
A. We ara -,iIi asa vii he in q poisson to
sell a, oil price,. e. We buy I'll our good. for
ea.h and -eIl exclusively for ca.h
EDsALL NDouGAL &co.
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us4as HRRB-HAurR. IND
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-17

Arrest Of =. y. Blair.
81 Lors. SEPT l6.-col l. Rlsit d..
vas ordered Yesterday hy the Provost Mar
shall 10 report h,urself under arrest. on n
general charge 81 us'ng d.sfesnccffnl ian
gEace vhcn attending superior officer. Wifh
-r~'ersnce - - removal 81 Cen. Fremont.