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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
Gale On Oid Poiuf-A firhs Near
<eWpoff <rus

FnHT Nu>HoF Get ~ - severe gale,
which has pres abel here lsf -osne haurs has
-snseui..l retar,iel sb~ preparations for tie
ihe great stgelsiiea. The sale = a0u mod
crsfine
Tvo isun.iresl aud ans men u tie Mass
chnseiis bstsliiea. uho uere seat ou; ffom
Se~poft >eps thi< morning for fuel ~erc
attacked ~ tile rsseis "a, sinnd their
ground
The - and sth Se~ lork regiments had
been sent CIT . support thea. When the
steamer left fof Old foint
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

Nre YonK. Oct n The RcanQud
kas.ni o -,y. he Y s-hsiiie sssilsn Chsri~s
ton hsrhor. AMI that Nsssrs Nashn AMI Sii
dell ID not sail IN the vessel
A Pensacola dispatch Of the i2th ~as- :
party consisting ~ CAPT Butler spi wife
NJ Packard zui uile NJ t,,ileis. and
other. escaped - Port Picken~
A lads arrived a Philadslphia relslri. that
four Federal prisoners were ruf - death a
Hsrrsf's Fefft ~ <icv Trorc-s. sari -
stakbins. a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

FArAI SHELL--Mr. J. I Pool. Who has
iust returned from Western Virginia, brings
with him the she'll by which Harrison Myers
OF Company II. Capt. Martin. i4,h Indiana
was killed It j 9 FOUNDER. or technically
speaking. ''-pheFical case shot intended
70 explode The regular gunners having
been killed the fuse Of this was not cut.
and hence il did not explode. Myers lived
some fifteen hours. The shot Vas extracted
by DR.. Chppinger. Il tia. city. Surgeon OF
the l4lh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

M.IsrARr ArraSrn~r--fhv following
.poointments arc announced sndhs,e not yet
been published
9th regiment. AugustusH. Albeit. Major.
aud y B. sgesrs. Surgeon.
18th regiment. Colonel. George r Nc
sinis. vice Dew wslIsce. psonotedto Big
adler. " n =. Robipsor f.iehlss.aas Colo
mel. and Capt. I. c. Elston. Jr.. Major.
18th Regiment. Noble p Howard. Assist
an, sargeon. r>-~-Dr Cook. resigned.
18Th regiment. Gustavus A. Wood. MAJOR.
promoted 10 Lieutenant Colonel. vice Owen.
promoted
9Th regiment. W g. Dunn. QssrlermAs-
ter.
ls.a regiment. john " Hitchcock As-is-
s.nt Surgeon, promoted 70 Surgeou. snd +.
:. Gale. Assistant Surgeon.
2-sh regiment. cavalry. j. saa.,h .'avltt.
MAJOR. promoted 70 Lieut. Colonel for meri.
torious c0adact.
2ath regiment. II. J Blo~nes N.or. J.
: Keene. Assistant surgeon.
g2i regiment. W ID TAYLOR. Sar.coa.
43d regiment. Vim l.. fauow Major. "
4. Smyshe. Surgeon. and VI. Darnea. A.
-istsnt Surgeon.
s5th regiment. cavalry. Seott Carter. Col.
Geo H. Chapman. MAJOR. T.. W. H. Beck,
Surgeon. Bruzec. assistant SuresSA.
eth regiment. James I. pickes. Surgeon,
AM James 4 Niles. Assistant Sargcon.
sci regiment. Capt John II Farqnhas. oI
the 18Th T. : Iniaaiy. Lieut. Colonel
Marshall sexioa and Jane " Martha. ~
jaiani
sal regiment. jane liar.c~-. Lieut. col
Sol. Oasis. Surgeon
55th regimeat. John u. Commons. Vusr
termasier. vice John orabl,s. resigned
18Th regiment. Andrew Lewis. Colonel
Cips II NJ Carr. Of the illh regiment
Ileus colonel. -- Blair. Sarg~on
one thousand riaed meske,s arrived ~
Moaisy. which viii arm the balance q Cok
Steele and t'roses reeiments. both q sble'
sin he in Esn,acky IN les thsn - haas'
ffou shi- time
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

ItHrRIFF's sALk.-bg virtue q one Nenditioni
SkSp.nas Ex~<utleza AID one ordrr 81 sale Issued
ftsrn the vico Circuit Court. direcf-d ard Dc
Hvr.e.i one ga favor q wiifsu Aeksen srd
st.lrss slser Cooper ard Cieni~uts> Cooper and
on IN favor = 1ohn Miner ard Alexander "a der
so ard asainsf " siter =. Cooper. wiisefn Durham
ana Cshasn naiiy. an oroercd o. al The fslos
,ns described Real Esssts. situated "A Niso county
fntisne, te-~if;
Ths souih half s q loi number twenty -four az
.nd an q 10 nnmoz twenty three as rsr.oas
.atslvssion - part = los m rb~r three 81 I've
aud ~ Isl IN the north west qaarssf a 4 ssrilcs
twenty sevsn az tcsrship <sits Il nosth q
rsre- nine 81 ~ezt. stJestiH< M eIfy a Ter.
Hsufs, Nteo clarts. itdisa ace 81
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th. 1891.
within he legal hours - said dav. Al ts~ Gear
Houss t1os Ia fsrrs Rsas. vii orr TIE rents ar
p.ofts - be above described Real tsisis Together
9TH all the privileges and appurt-nsrss % The ssu'
hsionEfnz. for term net sxceetnE YEAR. O.
shs hixhes biddsf for essh. I'D gpen failure 20
sl,rs sun sufrent % satisfy ssd execution ortsl
e s.l- and e-~ts. ~i then ard there 49, ~ =.
simple In and q std frai fstsfr % th~ kEs-sf 80
Der Co case. 70 sstisfy ths same.
IN = 10th dsy q ortoher. ISL
ssstEL coSsER. slssllz.
Ocllsussps fett,oe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

RADDIN u BROTHERS..
No u. Main ST.. under the National House
TERRK H,rrE. INDIANA.
As We manufacture our Eastern work We
can and will sell goods at lower prices than
can be bought at any other house in the
trade. Persons wishing TO buy at Wholesale
will ind il 20 their advantage to buy of
as. as we pA seli at the lowest Eastern prices
No. IL. Main Street. Terre Hauts. Ind
Factory near sausus Bridge. Lynn. Mass.
Custom work and repairing done 10 order.
s31kw3m.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

JAMS CHAMBERS, dealer in Groceries and
Provisions. northwes, corner of Second and
Ohio Streets. viii keep constantly on hand
during the Winter. good sappy Of fn,Sn
Mars. Beef, Pork. Ac.. which he all sell
~ The lowest market price. ocls,ilw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

Ralph Spragae. will. from now until the
close ofthe season. be dali, in the receipt of
fresh OYsrkRs Of the best brands. which he
will sell by the can or halfean. at the lowest
rates. He will also serve them up in any
loon. one door south OF the Stewart House
October IL DIT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

- A,neesing Of the citizens Al iasof OF
law and order was held yesterday afternoon.
Al the Court House Business having pre-
vented u from attending. and not having
been furnished with a copy We are unable TO
Give any account Of ifs proceedings
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SHERIFFs sALi.. by sir,u. Il

SHEkIFF's sALr- by virtue #
49, vendIua<.i Fsr-o>.s kxeeusien tesard frc-a
80 yixo Cemnoa firss Crur< - ne sirvCfet ssd
delivered II favus e I'm a. wsfsos and fatfek
sAsnn.a 80 sx<lnst Jo-~ph X Nrssen 49, R.r--tn
Niler p-to<Psis. 80 Ch-rl<- T. scels rsriern hsii
~ csderet e s<n ~ fe1ssfEg ds~sflhed Rel
Estst~. s.leate1 n Nlsc Ce-unfy Indisn.. tn-~tt
,f~~ - sreand n - ncrtk - Get lot
lxsnfy -, snr7n - eurtsln ll1. slse -
nulsbs7 60 u N tloek nnnlsf s<~~n,~<n az az
- earue~- ~zhs - 81 hleSk na-e<r s--usv 49,.
issk = salf loi> e~ing ~ Itutrr.s adtlftcr
500 q ferfs Hseis. si1 ~
skTksnkr. Sos ENsEk 3 issi.
utfhla - l<rsl soars q ssit eav. - ~ Cesri
ussss 49, - fers Haste. vih Ser N frni.
sr,4 r-oft q ~ $500 ar~rrfsra k~d Estate. 81.
<ther ~irh ali ~ Frfstis-s ~ sFpurt~rsrr~s -
a. ss1u< hetsnginx. ~ tern ~ stce-iirT ssFea
.-.<- . n. hiskrx kffsf - sssh sef rfan fsil.
~. - rsalf.s 60 suret~us - sstifs 49, sarca-
tiss al es~fs 81 thrn snf thrr~ ~ ~ -
smrle IL sn ~ 80 Pssi <sss< eths tssssi ~.
ter - 800. j. sstisfs ~ 49,
rsls tea asslef oczEt<f. f>si.
sANlfL GONNA sssrif
"a lfvs~ ~. <ssas
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

DESTINATION 90 Ga AsDHHsoS-h -
run.ofed in Official circles tina, Gen Andef
-on MI accompany the naval expedition. a
portion II which has already taken IT. de-
pafinrc Southwark
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LEGAL.
CHERRIES sALE.-Bv virtue Q

CHERRIES SALE.-Bv virtue Of
ofoar executions issued from tn viSo Circuit
Court 10 directed snd delivered. b. fsvor ~
Thomss wahlsr and against james ;. Clark, oae ia
favor Il the SoatheTn Bslk q Indiana ant against
James s Clark. John n. Chapman aud Henry fair-
banks one in favor Of Armada FnSua aad against
John N Chapman snd james Clark principals,
and James Hook replevin bail. and an fsvor Of
The Rank % the State q Iu.si,na. Braneh T~rre
Hlu'e and az aiust James = Cisrk, John n. Chsp-
m.r. James g. Adams. Thomas Nahler and {. r.
Noble have levied on the following described Real
Tstst~ situated in NiSo county, indisna. to-~it
Lot number Two hundred snd tw-n', i've lf35l IN
the CITY q Terrs Haufe. and 90
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9Th. lssl.
Within the legal hours q said day. II the Court
House door IN Terrc Hsute vii offer the rents and
proais q ihe abovc described Real Estate together
viii 81 the privileges and ar9ufscnsnces 20 the same
h~lenegne Sc te7a 1ot exceeding seven years. 20
the highest t.dler fof cash. and upon failure real
sr~ sun sufficient ssr~fy said e~ecntious ard
costs will then ard there o'ief the s-slmple IN
ard 70 sail Real Estats. the tighs.t bidder f~r
cab 20 satisfy the same
TIT. llth day a October. issi.
SAMUEL CoNNFk. shsfin.
t~ff4wf.st.r. fss-s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

MaIon Gsvir-There i no true patriot
OF Indiana bat viii hear with intensekt an
en,-h OF the death OF the intrepid Major of
the lst Indiana Cavalry, Smith Gasf. OF
Evansville A more gallant gentleman or
officer never lived-a truer patriot never
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
The Great English Remedy

SIR JAMES Cr.ARKT's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I
Psfpassd from yresFrspfssn II SIR J. Caskt
ND. .PAys.e.sa Extraordinary a. lL< Qsos.
7sis in,slsshss meieine is ufssling r. ~. rors-
all thos~ psinsi and dangerous diseases 20 Which IL.
fsnsis oons'ifutioo 10 subject II reisrstss ali 90
oesses and removes all eb>trsctsca<. snd spe.c.
may b relied CO.
To gAakIgD LAfsgs
particularly suited Il will, ~ a sA<-t ga.
bring On III raor.tAiy Period ~ftb regularity
gaeh bos'ls. pries zoe dollfr. hssss he
merit stamp - Gree, prifsssr.. pr~~~-s s.ans.
his.
CAUTION
49, IA. lAe-fa D. tale ~ ,-.-ssie. s.,s.y
-, f7Rs5 zhRgs MONTHS - i-r~y-anc,.s
f1<y a.. ssrs 70 br,Ag "a M>ass.sys. b,a ~ o..
49, f.rs- ~ are .sr>.
n III es.'s e Servoas an s'7s,.i As~cs,n-. Pair
10 u. I-ek sns Iint. Fatigue "a s,sshs .ser,io.
r.irssaf,a~ q Heart. py-s>rs.. ans Whit.
these rlls -fii k1ees e~fe ~h-r al oshsr mesn.
have f-As-i. and HlsAaaxA perverted rersesy. ~
nos contain ssc~. esiouei. sron~sy - .aythlns
hrsasl 10 tss co-.sutstioz
Pail dtr-ctions IN ne p~snpai~s around e.eh
are. vh<b shonli ~ carefully preserved.
sole As~as sor the rratss state. sni c.n.a.
JoB MOSES. u~,sI c. R-it~-u Co.
Eche.ser, ~
sB-si.eo .ra ps-s.ss stamp enclosed II any
sstorsei sg.-s, viii insure be'tls. containing 60
P.lls BY resarn mall sod - o. Cunningham
sna '. n noas.lly. rsus- RsAss. @aa all ssea
! prssrse frysas~s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Losr--The subscription book ofthe Terre
Haute Journal Is missing. ANY one having
!, in hi- possession, will confer great favor
on The proprietor BY returning il to the Office
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

~ Route Agent Na,lcr coniefs The
greatest favor 90 u by dropping IN our box
a copy ~ the louisville Journal each even
ing.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

PnILADILPHIA, Oct - A FIRE broke out
this morning in the extensive Cotton Mill OF
Saloman. at Manyunk. The loss is undeubt-
edlv heavy but has not yet been ascertained.
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Card.

During NV absence ioaS T.. BAiRD. ESQ
viii attend 20 all my personal. insurance
and professional business Those having any
business with me will consult with Mr.. B,Inp
CHARLES CRUPT
bet ~ dlnd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.

'~~s ui-stnfe natuT
DlsrArcHks nj rHK WESTERN UNION LINE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

- Any Of our readers affictet with >cnorIA %
serofsle1s complaints. viii do we'll 10 rad The re
marks In oaT advertising columns respecting a. HUI
little Of the mature q this Disorder has been kno~1
~ the people aud the clear exposition q n tLrrs
given, win prove acceptable and rsSfel. We have
lors admired the searching and able manner IN Viii
Dr. Arss iresss every subject he touches, whatever
ha- hl- attention at AL. has great Zeal q IL. ls
masters what be undertakes, and no ole who IA.
particle Of feeling for has sfctea fellow man. CA
look with indifference upon his shors far tho sick
Read what he says 81 scrotaia, and see In boz f..
words snd hoo clearly he tsll> as more than We a.
have known cf this lasiaious and fatal nslsay
Sun. rAiisd~lphiA. p. cslessU
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

Able bodied young men wanted 10 FL up
this Regiment. now quartered at Camp vigo
Apply soon WM. +. MCLEAN,
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,


A New Fir m!
ATso.i2 MECHAKIC' ROW.
HAVING purchased the entire
il stock ~ Provisions and Groceries. 81 James
Davis .. Va. II MECHANICS ROW. and having
raaAe such .tdffans rrte rscs SAY, us ere me-
n~spsred 10 frsasa q IN c.sissss a TIRE -Hsuts
and vicinity ever article = ~ ckoicsa
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ne market s1oris.
All gsoss eslixeres =. sxpr~-- w. = .s.rs
charEe.
liberal ,Aars 4 vshiis pasros-ss b. rs-svctfuIly
olicfts..-
tsl1t~u ". CUM %.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
The Potomac Absolutely Closed NJ
Last-t.en. Harvey To be Assigned
AN Active Communication. Porter
Cited To Show Cause for the Arrest
OF Judge Merrick.
SPECIAL TO rnr rosI .

WASHINGTON. 0cs. 22.-Fiag Officer era
ven has just arrived here from the Low or
Potomac. Tie reports that the river u nj
last eflee,ually CLOSED. the rebel batteries
commanding il ~ every point below Wash
ingion.
Gen. Harvey still remains in this city, but
il Is reported ne will soon be assigned 20 ac-
tive service.
The Court to day made an order citing
Gen. Porter 60 appear aud show cause why
he had ordered the arrest of Judge MerricA.
and thus obsiructing the course OF justice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

" 7 y TO " T. y

" T. MES.
TERRF HAUrE, ISp.
He has just received larger and better
selected stock o. Eastern " ork than ever be
fore. which he will sell at prices 20 suit these
hard tines
Also
Makes 10 os,ler. and has ON hand good as
sortment Of home made work
CoxE AND SEE
large stock from which 20 choose,
OF various kinds ~ Boots and shoes.
y. Il. Don't forget the Gold CORNER"
opposite the Southern Bank. div vim
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NiTuR e
BAN KING.
RECRUITING.

XNrASTED FoR TIRE UNITED safes ARMY
w Atie-h bodied men. between ages q eighteen
and thirty i've wears. Fay. the same ss - voiuu-
tesrs. fom els 90 70 se3.oo per month with Tstoas
ard quarters. connlence ~ once-
Under present regulations. any solder has a. op-
pcrtrnty q becoming commissioned oitcer.
Fer further information. apply 81 the retaesvSa.
al Terre- Ilsuts. on tie w.; side q the SQUARE
TERM OF ENLIST
II REQ . u H - /.
ALFRED l.. iiOiGfI,
Capt. 18Th Infantry I. :. 4. Recruiting off~.r.
Jul, "A. dd
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF's sALE...-By virtue o

SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of
Pleas Court. directed and delivered. one Ia
favor q VIM. O. Gordon, Elliott Bo~doen aud Morton
&. warren one In favor of Charles Truman and Ma
thsniel Hubbard one IN favor Of Nm- J. Thorn and
LiEfle Thorn, one IN favor Of Norsxembls johnson,
John T. Tyson 4 ScrvetuS Johnson in favor OF
Bar thoirnsew Brown q Nsr~hsl n Blake. and In
favor Of Robert T. Anderson, George n. Sanford. W.
a. Giles Lewis W. Smith. and At. against Jeanette
J. Child. have levied on the following described
Real ESTATE. situated Ia Nigo county. Indiana. TO-
~lG
three hundred and (305) N the town Of Tsrre
Haaie. e. Known the recorded plat q sAid town,
and on
SATURDAY. SovEHEgRii, rss,.
Within ske legal hoars o( said d.y. At the Court
House daF. ~ Ierr- Hsutr. viii oner the rents sad
profits u the above dsscri-i Real Ls.ate, together
wifh all the privileges sD -ppurteance<to the same
belonging. Tor trFm net exceeding sevca years, 70
the hixh>@t hleder for cash. sn upon fsilnre 10 ~
sise mn safLrisnt % SATISFY said execsten- sna
costs will then snd there orer the feeSlnPle, IN
and -s,d keai Estste. 20 the highest - dor Tor
cash. - satisfy The SAM.
Tits lssh dsy II October, issi.
sAAtkL CONNER. So 20.
eeTs~s~ n. 6. s,.se.
Suywfrfs saIE-Ry vsrs- q 81 Easeuaon L.
S.a~d frou The vixo ccsnrnoa rt~A- Ccssi, - ne
directed aud dssived ga faso~ &C REM amin NcK~rn
sssinss Alsy Dear. have 'levisd o. the iolio~1ne
a~~eri Raj Sstsfs. sifussss IN Nir. c.sssy. i'i-
- s-sa.r tf.y...- ,sf tfy a.s. lssl u,,,.
thrr- -. asty-nv- g. seventy tsv 81 sd
sevepfy Is. IA kigy D~sn- sub-iIvi.i II al
tat part q To essi half 4. II the norih half Z
q tk- seush--ssg qusrssr ~ q ->csien t~etss
III e~s. fh<f les w~>s q the wabash ans Ere Ca
nsl<. and
SATURDAY. SovEnEKR Oh. ISL.
wlskln sbe legal bours q said tay. 81 tie Cs.ori
tfaas- ao<sr n Tsrre Hsuf. Gill oeer rents 80
pronss - tke sseTs described Real kssstc. to~fbef
stb al he privileges ant sepuitenaes ethe same
beles-xi1x. 80 term not exceeding s<v~n yesrs a
- ish~-t bit<~r 80 cash. sntass fsis-~ r~sl-
re ~1f1 sn~Eie1f ~ s<tsv >sit sxc<u-icu 49,
c.~is -ii thrn sna A~rs ores TIE fes -slmple, ~
.od q $50 Real Fssss~. - he hirsee fatfrr e.,
$50. - satisfy the s--e
Thls i1sh ear ~ o~tes<r. i1si.
sssrki coSSgR. sl.,ss
o~tts~1~.,r< f~e-t.oo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
ALE AND PORTER.

q WEISS x co. are prepared 10
VI furnish hy m hsfrsl. ~ boiisi fssfsnli,
ALE. roRTER. CIDER. Se. a..
scofch Ale,
i<rdae r.stst.
Fhliadelt -. sust~r.
nsyfqz AN
Nsdis81 Als
rsfroit Cid-f. A. a.
NJ. 81 Nsstss's Hesk wsha<h street.
nay,3su Tekkf MATTE. ND.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23

HELNBoI-D's E1TR ACT BUcHU,
rHE GREAT DiJkET1,
HEINBoIDs EXTRACT BrCHu,
THE 6kEAT piURE III,
HKfHBoLD's EXTRACT BUcBU,
THE 6RRAT DIURETI1
HKiNBOID's EXTRACT BUCHU,
TaE SRKAr NURELc
And Positive and Specific Remedy fcr n-eAsss
The Bladder, Kidneys. 0rsvei.
Dropy. Organic Weakness.
And a.. DISEASES of the Urinary Organs.
See Advertisement In another column Cat 90
and send for The N~tlcins once.
B WARP or c0Cg7KkyXlTA
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
RADDIN & BROTHERS.

" rLacr To ptr hoors AID SHOPS culsP
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Il can only account for my present sound health,
from the constant though Moderate U.S. q Bo.H.,K.
HoLLup BIr1sEs-hasing frsn nay youth saftrcd, q,
intervals frona rIIKs. in both forms. sometimes -
severely - 60 completely PROSTATE have far
several months rs-t, though subject 10 loss q sleep
and unusual physical effort, been entirely free frou
symptom Il this distressing disease: while M,
general health Is very much improved"
Persons doubling the authenticity % this esrtr
cate arsrequested 10 call upoa OF communicate WITH
The prcprstnrs. They Will take peasur. Dot only la
referring them 10 lie suthor. tut many o,hers an
have used the Holland Rters Or the same Affection
With equal sscee-s- ocile Ia
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SOAP


SIX Coal Digger> Wanted a. Biske'
s~Cosl Mire. near Clinton i,ncks. Pale county
Indiana. Apply -
J. II BLAME. Terre Haufo.
ocfl5d& ~ stthe Nine
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STOVES and TlNwARe.

STOVES and TlNWARe.
II C.lRD!
THE UNDERSIGNED has this
a dep pateaasa al ent.se stssk e goods q
=. wUIf & co at Scs ia q lee. ~ shssh -,
where h. inlend. Al al liz - keeping iarg' anf
well assorted stock -
STOVES, TINWARE,
AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
And hops b. Sss.r .taeafi,a, Lou Prices aAd
Par Lesfsag 10 make this tEe Head Qusrtsr-' fcs
sapphire Ia this ne. Ne ~iil have hand zach q
the leading Cooking Stoves, Al ire hesa q which
stands the Justly oelebrAted
CHATTER.
No olissean -urpsss thls. A. hasdssds shs have
stoves Of all patterns. Lock through thu stock
before msAiag purchases. M
Agricultural Department !.
wiz be ~ni-.s~a sue Farmer. ~sn At al slr,~- md
q fuil s0cs q implements OF The be,t quality.
b.. Il. CORNwELL.
>sP. - f-st- So-- LA q les wabash Str--t.
HaVing soldcar stock q god 70 d IL Ccsswsli
the partnership hsretofore existing between a.,
der the nsmc and style ofs. Wolf &c, 4. his Gay
dissolved The business d the firm vii bc settled
by = Wolf % Whom all claims will be presented. and
all psyunsnts mu-t D. mAai-. Ne vii be found with
Mr.. Cornwell and would urge the immediate settle
meni Of all incrhfedness 10 the frm.
In retiring from the proprietorsbip u the House.
W. recommend 20 our humorous patrons our srcccss-
OF a. We arr assured h will spare Effort 70 give
entirr satisfaction SNOIF.
OF dwtf wN. rATTES
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-14

THE editor of the Norwich (Ct.) Bulletin
has sent jeff. Davis, the President of the
"Six Nations, pen holder made from a
rafter of the house in which Benedict Ar
mold was born In closing his letter of pre-
sentation, the editor says:
{" have taken occasion to present you
this pen-holder, as a relic whose associations
are linked most closely to the movement of
which you are the head. Let it lie upon
your desk for use in your official duties. In
the eternal fitness oftbings, let that be It's
appropriate place. 1t links 1850 with 1861.
Through it, West Point speaks to Montgom-
cry. And, if we may believe that spirits
do ever return and haunt this mundane
sphere, we may reckon with what delight
Benedict Arnolds immortal part will fol-
low this fragment of his paternal roof-tree
to the hands in which is being consummat-
ed the work which he began"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-03-14
Hard TO XIII.

The Louisville Journal, in illustration oI
the difficulty Of destroying the Union, tellI
the following amusing story:
The fact is that the United States can't
be destroyed, despite all the efforts of fanat-
les. Do what they WILL the Union must
survive neither plots nor usurpations can
convert the loyal masses into traitors, and it
will escape all harm. 1t reminds us of the
fate of a Frenchman, who, having resolved
to be rid of life, went, a little before high
tide, to a post set up by the seaside. He
had provided himself with a ladder, rope,
a pistol, bundle of matches, and vial of
poison. Ascending the ladder, he tied one
end of the rope to the post, and the other
end round his neck then he took the pois-
on, set his clothes on fire, put the muzzle OF
the pistol to his head, and kicked away the
ladder. In kicking down the ladder he
slOped the pistol so that the ball missed his
head and cut through the rope by which he
was suspended; he fell into the sea, thus
extinguished the flames of his clothes, and
the sea water, which he involuntary swal-
lowed, counteracted the poison, and thus, in
spite of his precautions, he remained I'M
hanged, unshot, imprisoned unburned, and
undrOWned