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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

The DOWNWARD RoAD.--Vice first
is pleasing; then it grows easy; then
delightful; then frequent; then la
bituaI; then confirmed; then man is
impeDiient; then he is obstinate;
Ind then be is damned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

How to MAKE BALL CARTRIDGES,
- Prep.,re stick four inches long,
perfectly round, and little smaller
than the bali; Gu: small slices of paper
an inch and half long, and wide
enough to 90 one and a half times
arounttAs stick; prepare a Ducilage
Of water aud gum arabic; roll the pa
per on he stick one time, then put
on the mucilage and press it firmly
by rolling it; then trim the stick
one eighth of an Inch and put muci-
lage ia the end of the paper; insert
the ball and stand it on the point 10
a cup of flour, or fine dirt or sand,
aud let it remain until it is dry
This mode is much more convenient
and better than the ordinary mode of
tying the paper to the ball.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

"What gender is has3' asked q
dame the ether day.
masculine" replied the scholar.
Indeed! Then what's the ftmin.
ine?"
"Wby, bonnet, to be sure"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

Caleb Wbitford OF punning uotorie-
ty, once observing young lady earn
estly at work knotting fringe for a
petticoat, asked her what she was
doing? -"Knottirg, sir, replied she;
'.pray Mr.. Wbitford, can sou knott
Il cannot, madam answered he.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20
EXECUTORS SALE,

IN pursuance Of the last will and testamen
Z OF William Owens, will as executor Of said
will offer for sale to the highest bidder on the
premises, on Monday, the oath day
OF Jane. 1861, on a credit of one and two
years, A TRACT OF LAND situated in Lin
cola county, Tenn, District No 10, containing
about As actes, bounded on the North BY
the lands of Thos. McDill on the East by the
lands of John Sandln. on the South by the
lands Of Joseph Clark, and on the West by
the lands Of VIM. Fife The purchaser will
be required to givebond with two good Sc
curities for the payment of the purchase mon
ey and lien will be retained until that mon
ey is paid.
JOHN L. CAUGHRAN,
May 3, 1861. Executor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20

How TO GUARD AGAINST THE HEAT.
As the heat of a Southern sun
is one Of the harGships our boys will
have to encounter, permit an old
soldier 70 state in what way the
French army in Algiers guard them
selves during the Cay when on the
march or standing sentry: Take 8
yard of thin white flannel, fold ii
together once, and sew up one end;
4 ribbon or tape msy be Inserted to
draw il around the neck. This
thrown over the cap or shake, end
falling behind, completely shields the
head and shoulders from the rays Of
tia sun. Wooden is preferable to
linen and cottor, is equally light,
costs less than the former, and is
easier washed and kept clean.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-06-20
NOTICED.

4 LII persons indebted to the estate of s.
"A G. Eddins, dec, are notified to come for
ward ard settle, and those having claims
against the same must present them within
the time prescribed by law properly anthem
ticated, or they will be forever barred.
JACOB VANCE A,,,r
A. II. EDDINS, A'"'"
June 6, lS6l-3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25
Patriots, Attention {!

YorNG AND ABLK BopKp Mrs. WAITED
Tor the Lyon Regiment. commanded by the
gallant Col John Mcneil. Lent Col. Isaac
I shepard. Nsjor Alexis nudd. TO serve in
the Western Department under Major Gen.
Fremont
This Resimens i especially designed a. a
living monrmen, to the valor and bravery of
the departed Hero whose name il bears.
A recruiting Office has been opened at the
south east corner OF Wabash and Matke; ats
Tcrre Haute. where AL persons wanting 10
to Join this Regiment Tor the war, will have
IN opportunity. upon immediate application
to the Recruiting Officer.
r J. TAYLOR.
= ; Pay and raiions from the day of en-
iament div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

b. permission OF the AdJussnt General
able bodied men are wanted to form com
pany TO MI Brigade to res dezvous IN New
\ ork city. where camp COR instruction will
be organized t;ood quarters. handsome
uniform and Iifst rate hos-e- viii be supplied
Immediately On arrival in camp
Pay slf TO S2i Pm MONTH,
~ith rations. clothing aud bounty. Every
loyal state will be represented in this Bfig
ade. No one willie accepted who Is willing
20 enlist ia the 43d Regiment, as there Is no
desire or intention 70 Tesard the filling up Of
that Regiment.
Recruiting ollice At tie south store il the
Linton Block. Markes Street. IeFre Hause.
Quarters raiions anu paw 10 commence with
date OF enlistment.
J. L. PRESDEE.
r. L. HONEY.
DELOS GOULD
October - -gf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25
JAMES HOOK
; II POTTER Com
r. McKEE<


la. CRoTuERs.-The Colonelcy OF the
Railroad Regiment. SAYS the Indiana polls
Journal. was rendered TO Dr. Crothers, Su
perin,endent OF the Jeffersonrillc Road. and
Wa ready for his acceptance up to the tine
the appointment vas given 10 Mr. smith
Dir. Crothers was obliged TO decline the
position for the reason that his business AMI
private affair we're Of such nature a. 10
prevent him leaving home liz choice ar
the Colonel OF the regiment was Mr. SAITH.
the gentleman who was commissioned. and
We believe ne i the choice OF three lourths
OF the men who are exer,in- themselves 20
Gil NJ the ranks of the regiment These
SINE gentlemen had Dr. Cso;her- d. he
first choice for Colonel. but when Il uss a.
csrtained they could not secure him. u,,.-t Of
slem expressed preference ior NJ smith
aud IN difference 10 that preference The CO,
srnor commissioned Mr.. Sasi;h d. Cro,h
ers has BIS heart n the speedy formation Of
this regiment. although be does not expect 70
be connected 18th e lie sll do al ia he
power % pronose - ~clfsrc ard nse every
stertion 20 81 Is rank a. an early 9ss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

Tx lNpfAS, Mokr0N Ravens -Thi. i,
70 be the title Of the Cavalry Company non-
being raised by three gentlemen Of this cts
for the Cavalry Brigade authorized 10 rem
devious IN camp Of instruction Ia New
York
Those Who are engaged in this enterprise
are young men OF energy. intelligence and
considerable military experience As this
company will represent Indiana in a Brigade
formed from all the loyal States. we expect
70 see il rapidly filed up by the best young
men of our State We know il j. the pur-
pose Of those interested to leave no effort
unused to make Il the crack company" of
the Hoosier State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

S,HERIFF's sALE.-By viriur- OF order Of sale
Nissued from the Nigo Circuit Court, 10 we directed
and delivered In favor OF Thornss H. Nelson and
against James VI. Brown and James A Caldwell ~
principal and Marvin NJ Hickcox repl via bail, am
ordered 70 sell tn following described hea Estate.
situated N vigo county. Indiana. to-sir
The soath half a. 81 tse south least sGA.-cr :
Of section IS, tcwnssip Il range .. also The south
half y Of the south - qsartcr - ~ rec;ion rs
tawnship L.. range 2. ai ga
SATURDAY NuN EAEER Oh. lsci.
Within the legal holr- II said day, At ne court
Hous- door, ia Ierre HAue, Viii offer tie rents aud
profits Of the above described Real Estate together
with all the privileges and arpurienonces 10 the same
belonging. for term not exceeding sev-n years. u
the bidder for cash. and upon failure 10 real
xe sum sufficient TO satisfy said order II sale snd
costs will then ard there of~r the fee-simplr. Ia
snd 10 said Real Estate. 70 tbs ishesi bidder for
cash. TO satisfy he same.
This 10th day Of October. 1851.
sAMrFL CONNER, Sheriff.
Octl4w3wprs fe, -. 40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

Braudreth's PILE have been before tbs world fSr
nearly ono hundred ard ten years They have an -
tsblished character for safety sIS efacacy. which
places them in the rs, rank 81 al the n~dcine. "
the day. Teey are purely vegetable. harmless %
the tenderest age weakest frame. yet q srscens
efficacy TO thoroughly cleans and purity the blood.
through the organs Of the stomach ard bowels
They aid and improve digestion aud sound. refresh
ing siecp follows their They have cured thoas-
snas Of es-es q the most distressing dyspepsia AL
the symptoms q confirmed consumption have BEEN
removed by their use and health has sgaia blessed
the despa.ring invalid. cOstivensss. the srest
promoter ofdisease s inf.ibiy cured by these pills
Apoplesy and paralysis are - surely prevented II
the pills are persevernsly used as soon a. funess
or intense pain Of the head is experienced. Thous
and- Of furnished in PROF. Price Is cents PEI
box.
Sold by J. X. CrNssaAr. Terre- Hsrie, ard - ~
respectable dealers in medicine. lcctisivln
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

OI>tINNATI, Oct. u.
Flour opened firm but rlosed dull and
heavy, and the best supernne would not
bring over Si,l5, and extra 81 ,25@4. 30
Wheat opened buoyant and active. and
prices higher but closed dull and unsettled.
and prices materially lower. Red s3&s7 and
white e5d90c
Oats held more firmly, more buyers than
sellers AT close st %.
Fair demand for barley. soc for prime fall.
Whisky declined to l4lec and dull
Nothing transpired in provisions but prices
remain unchanged.
Groceries firm and full prices.
Linseed oil advanced TO SOC, and now held
at 90 in some cases.
Exchange steady at &C premium. The
money market quiet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

So Any Of our readers srnicted with soxo<rsA Or
scrcfaious complaints. viii do well rad The
marks in our advertising columns respecting a. Ba
little u tie nature q this disorder hss been known
by the people, and the clear esps<soa IL it there
gwen, will prove acceptable and useful. We have
long admired the searching and able manner 10 which
Or. Ann treats every subjec, he toaehest ~hss-v~<
has his attention At all. has great deal u q. be
masters what be undertakes. and one ~hs hs.
particle u feeling for his Aictet fellow mar @.
look with indifference upon his labor. for the SEX
Read what be says az scrofus, and in how fs-
words and how clearly be teiis mere than az
have kno~n a this inssdicus and fatal nslsd,.--
sun. Philadelphia, Pa. ocsiGia~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25
IL 4 81 70 Y T. y

" T. NES
TERRE HAUrE. lSp.
he has just received larger and better
selected stock OF Eastern work than ever be
fore. which he viii sell at prices to -uit these
hard tme-
- Also
Makes 10 order and has on hand a good a.
sortment Of home made work.
CoxE AND SEE
4 laTEe stosk from which u choose.
90 various kinds 4 Boots and Shoe
Y r. Don, FORGET the "OLD CORNER, "
opposite tho Southern Bank div vim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

No IT, Main G. under the National House.
TEErr HArrr, INDIANA.
y Ne manufacture our Eastern work. We
can and vii sell goods at lower prices than
can be bought Al any other house in the
trade. Persons wishing 10 buy At Wholesale
viii find IL 70 their advantage 70 buy Of
us a. We ,riu sell 1t the lowest Eastern prices.
No u. Main Street. Teue Haute. lnd
FACTORY near SauSrs Bridge. Lynn. Mass.
Custom work AMI repairing cone 20 order
s3d&s3m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25
The Great English Remedy
Sir JANIS cLARKE's

tlk JAMES Ci-AhiAllN
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS :
Preparod frsm vres~rIpf,on Of SIR J. Cork
ND. Phvs,essn Extraordinary 70 ~, Qge,s
This Invaluable me-c.3s l. unssllifs IA the c-arr
ell those psafal ana dsnesrou. di-ea-s. shieh tic
female oonstitation 10 suisect nmo3-rat~- al e.
c~--e. and removes all oe-srusssan-. sr1 . -p~.cI
cure may y. relied o..
10 wARkIFD LADIES
particularly suited. II vill. IN -ao<t time
bring % ibe monthly p~ricd r1th regularity.
Each h~-,ie r~s-- cn> Sosisr. hears 81
msut stamp Of Great Rrfusin, 20 prsvent eoufss.
feu
7s>s> Pa. -assls acf - tales ~ r,.-sie- f.,s.s
IA F71sr THgKg NDS7zS Of Pr~gasnoy,s
a>, are .s-. a, srs-s "a ks-ossrisse. suf at IA,
s<A~~ fsrss ~ ~ safs.
IN AL $3.50 q Ne-vous ss< spinal Affsc,ions Pain
IN We Bacs sna Limb. Fatigue on slight szsrtioa
sh.-e pm. -1ri .c~-s . ~h~u eli o,he- mean
h.v- failed. and although pS~.rsoi remedy. A.
no, contain Iron. eaio'nsl. snruosY o. anything
lursfui The consusufior-
Ful dir~csions In the p~rpblst sFo1hd s.eh
ar. Which shc.slt - carefully preserved
ssis Agent for he rn,ied States and Canals.
JoR MOSES. u.sssL c. Baldwin a Co.
Roehsr-r, ny.
SR-si.co ard Q postage stamps enrio<ed 10 any
snsAs-sses sr.ns. ~sn Insure hs.tis Containing 80
r-al. by return nah. SD ~ r. cunninshAz
AM " n. pc~ns,ly. r~~s-Hsess. ssd ell goec
! pr~<sas tsgHdvs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

SHENIT = S-iLL.-DJ NITlue o.
bone vendiioai Exponas execution issaed from
NE yigo Common Pleas Court 10 me directed and de-
lvered In favor Il John e. Ross and against Will
Pierson principal and David Woods repevin bail
I ordered 10 sell the following described Real
Estate, situated ia yigo county. Indiana, o-wit;
The west half "a Of the north east quarter - OF
section twenty tzsl township lv) range a xhi
(s) west, containing eighty 100 acres. and 90
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1861.
Within the legal hours Of aid day the Court House
,or In Terre Hzut~ will offer the rents and profits
the above described Real Esta,e, together with AL
the privileges and spputensnces to the ssue belong
ing. for a term not exceeding seven years, 20 The
highest bidder for cash. and upon failure to realize
sum sufficient 10 satisfy said execution and Costs
will then and there offer the e-simple in and q
satisfy the same
This lltn day Of October, ls6l.
SAMUEL CONNER, Sheriff.
Oct14w3wprs fecSs So
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

Terre-Haute Female College

rI,Hs SEVENTH SEM ANIMAL SESSION q The
il Tssre-Hsnte Female College. vii oourence 90
Thursday. the -sth 81 SFtepber urst The same
Fruf%ssors and IL srh-s who have asts Al - -
rscfsxrss allied the several dspstssut- q he Col
less Do etcfptc. wl. vith fcs s~spsions. eenilnos
IN The srheol These ~lsbiax 20 suisr should % -
~ The eexirninx u possie<s- Any farther infcrms-
dec. trosisgns u the School. rsaF be hsd bf al
sresslps The unisrsiGpsd ~ Serve ssuss-
snfs3u JOHN COVERT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue of


Kan order " sale issued from the yigo Circuit
Court 70 directed and delivered IN favor Of Alvin
b. Thorp and against John Asborn, Thomas Buri =
hart, Mary A. Burkhsrt snd William B. Tueii. am
ordered 60 sell tie following described Real Estate.
situated In Nigo county, lndiaus. 10 wit
Beginning at the northeast oornor q lot number
twenty M in the subdv u fortyseven and
thirtytwo huncreth al 100 u the east
side Of the half o. Of the west half ID 81 sec
ton twenty-five (z2l township twelve (izl north Of
range nine o. west, heretofore made by Ch-uncey
ose and the plat thereof recorded IA the Recorders
Office in said county of Ngo, running thence west one
hundred lioo) feet thence south 20 alley, thence
east along said alley hundred (lcel feet, ts-re
north To the place Of beginning, and on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9Th, 1851,
within the legal hours u said day, at the Court
H. ~ door, in Irrre Hsuts, Will offer the rents and
prouts o, the above described real estate, together
with all the privileges and appurtenxnces 10 the same
belonging for term not exceeding seven years, ~
the highest bidder for cash. and upon failure 10 real
IKE a sufficient To satisfy laid order Of sale and
costs will then and there Offer the simple, IN
and TO said Real Estate. 10 the highest bidder for
cash, 10 satisfy the ssme.
This 10th day Of October, 1861.
SAMUEL COSNEk, sheriff.
Octl4w3wprs feet4 80.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

hsSfts NsxsSc Mr.. n Roel~,> ~.a.d
anHoanee . the lAsiir- ~ Terr~ Hsas~ -s.d
vicinity. that sAs has rs-nms.i The Nantes
hAling bushes a shs haa-e fotmerls ~
eopssd b Mr. tsresetmsa. -. Olio street
between TAisd snd Fourth ~h~re .he +.
prepared 20 receive ossi<rs lron hcr iaraes
friends and patrons.
Esv.ng iast recssv~i iron Nes Yosk tae
latest fsTis fashions. shc !. prepared t. sns
nish work of character hat cannot al o.
please tn r,oss fastcise- OF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

NHFEiff-S skLE by sirias ~ a oraef ~ 49,
Ntssa<1 fresn ~ e Coausea Pea Ccrft - 80
sIretted A. tslixefst. II fsxsr ~ gs@epA " NNki.
nd szaln<t lea Jastf az rrfertt q sfiI - 81
Iesrs desrrifsa kesl ssste slfastes ~ Nisa cocn-
o. f1riIsna. is-eir
Ia norsa- -sst ssAF,er . * ~ s.ih- west ,.rsr
fef ~ teSfIen Sc - fra.shir 81 iftefr Isl
f-rfl - rsaxe 1899 go. tafl a ierff srrss
f.efr e its< 80 -
skrl knAf. SDttnRIg -. lssi.
wfsalr ~ fexsI heors q $50 Cav - 49, f..sst
slse atsr ferrc Hsafr. ~ll So - r.rf. slss
r. a1ss - - st1Fe trsrf|tet A. Eslsfr. fri1rr
eIiA a. - eltts a. tIEuffrofEres a. - s4rss
tsicslxlex - tsrr, encs~tIar srrfa gpsrs .
~ 81 rh~st tstsfr - $50 49, npen ?. inrF 80
ise afar sa11rnf - zsfi.fg $3.50 ereF r. 49, snf
rrsts uIfl tst- - there 49, ~ f~s-.tssis ir
49, - SO fesf Fstssr. - - esshee ntttff So
rstA. q tslifIs fte ssnsf
n - 49, - oetsh~r. l<fI.
xAsTFL coxSsR sAsrtr.
osslsss~Frs fs<<ais
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

Han HArs'--T II LawerF~- b. 8. e
practical Halter. and <occ~s~sr t. Io~~ih e
Yates. corner 81 F.flh ani WABASH Street
has received his Fall ssyle 81 blocks and has
nov CO hand an : manufacturing - erier
ne hansi~osaes, stsle of Fail ard Winter
Hai- Al vice. rsnxing fsom 10 .iailsr. 40
xarsls f,f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

FzlsH FE0x rnr WrsrFns AENl We had
= whit Yesterday from Lieut. L A Allen OF
the 1t Missouri Cavalry. Who lett Warsaw
On Sunday last He gives "a much interest
~ Information from the army Of the "es;.
much q which IL would be inpoltic to pub
Iish. The general impression however i that
Fremont will not be able either to provoke
or drive Price into fight. There i scarce
ly doubi tia, Price IS alread, in Arkan
a. and whether Fremont will follow him
there or not. remains 20 be seen
We fnd Lieut.. Allen an intelligent. sif,ble
aud soiderIy gentleman. lie was fosuaeri,
connected EDITORIAL, with the Cincinnati
Press
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

Tar IKfsH REcrxkmr We icLrn FROM
members o. this regiment nov on iurloush
IN this CITY. that lie r. gimcnt viii be full b'
the end Ct tbs week, From the enthusiast
manifested Is those members o. the resi
nent uho have visited tbs eiis vc predict
10 Il future - brilliant a. that attained by
the Ne~ York sixty ninth.
Mr. James Kelly Of ihi- eiss : Wagon
master for the regiment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

Il can only account fos my prssent sound heath
from the constant though moderate u Bxkssvrs
HOLLAND hrrrEs-hsvsng from my youth suffered. At
intervals from PIIys, In both forms. someussss -
severely &. completely PROSTATE have So
-~vrrAl mouths pest thcuE subject los q -lsep
and unusual ply seal s1ort been easirely free frcr
any ,ynp.on II tbs distressing disease. While M
general health 3. very mOeh improved
Persons doub,ing the srihepiirl'y Of this oertin
cate requested 70 call upon eennuniost. viii
the propristors. They will take pleasure not cnly IL
referring them lie author but TO many osher. wh
have used th. Holland R,tiers fsr iA- Arcslcn
with equal rooeos oetie -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25
From Caive.

CAlAo. Oct. IA gentleman who arriv
ed Mt Paduc,h from Memphis. reports that
the arsenal and cannon foundry at that place
vas entirely DESTROYED hs FIRE lev days
since
u j. reported that portion Of the forces
NJ Columbus. rs under rok have been
sent 10 New Orlesu. and Mobile There are
eniv tao rebel IT Jolumhu-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

BAlrisoet. o. " -fnige Bud. t. iN
sentenced John kirg. one az he 18th ~
Apf.l rsserS. 70 enc years Imprisonment, ar,d
$50 tne. AZ the same time telling him that
the testimony warranted hi~ conviction f1s
murder. and al taking part IN ii,' rio, we've
guilty - murder
At tie FAR - the Named Institute e
compans - the Home easui- sud large
delegation ~ siei % the lisll. demand
ing that the Hlni al The ~ ciendcut Blne~
sbanlil flsy ,he Ns,i,nsl sif. q Ion l,ad ~ ~
Suppressed The Rand eiru-k up "Hail a.,
lunbis. shich uas received n itb cheer and
eayiug q han''kerc,sief- ~ the ladies and
cheers - t.es. Scott. the tn;on. p,x ard
M ieiisn. - fhe rravd OUTSIDE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

Ralph Sprague. will. from now until the
close Of the ,e,-on. be daily IN the reeeipi OF
fresh O1s1Ens Of the best brands which be
viii eel by the can or half can. al the loves,
rate. he ~ill also serve t.en 1p in any
style as ordered. on short notice. at lis ~
loon. one door south ofthe Ssewsr, Hor,c
October ii dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

Consuriptcn. primarily and essentially due v
dscrdered nutrition, can be nationally attached hs
medicine which rencvates the uutritve pc~ers--
such = medicine 10 the PERUVIAN SYRUP, ~bc-~
chief ingredient acts directly ami immediately on
the blood and The disease safely and surely
BaIrIscsE, July Is. iSS4
Twas suffering with a severe Catarrhal coash. ~.
-ompsnied ~ Night sweAts. loss of Appetite an
great Debility which was daily increasing In ths-
state. commenced taking the Peruvian syrup. In
a few osys and before had used The seeoDd bottis
my cough iesssned; night swesis ceased. appetite
restored, and with IL strength and viscS eeycna
what had enjoyed fsr ten years, being able 10 vail
several miles each day, without fatigue. while hih
erto could walk only short distance.
A. :. KFLIoSc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25
Only part of hanks Division across
the Po;omac--Forcc enough across.

PnILADrLrHIA. Oct 24-The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press SAYS
he is officially informed that only portion of
Gen Banks division was thrown across the
river Tuesday. and they now command both
sides of the Ferry.
On consultation between Mcclellan, Banks
and Stone il was decided there was force
enough ia Virginia 70 meet any emsr sency,
and those on the Maryland side need not be
moved across.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25

SHERlFF'S SALE.---By virtue Of
bone venditioni txponas KSs~ation issued from
the vsro Common piess Cert, - ne directed ard
delivered. in favcr - ohm n. watson and Patrick
shassian ard sgainst Jo~sph y. NccAnn and Ransom
Miller principsls and Chsrle.I bobs rsplesin bail
am ursisrea 20 sel The fello-4nr Described Rel
Faste. staated IN NiEo couviy. lnilsns. 20 ~it.
psce az grand IN the north corner II outiof number
twenty no supposed etsia aere II also iol
uuush<r ers a. ia hiosk number seventeen (s7l an<
los number sfgst g. In bles number twenty 10
both 81 sid los being Va Lni"u's addition q The
so~n - r~rre Hsutc and On
SATURDAY. SoyRNBkb =. issi.
wishm The l<rsl hears II ssid day, AZ the Coorf
Ho.s.- door. In Tsfre Hate. ~ilt oder the rent.
so1 rrofts a the above described Real Estate.
x-th<r ~fth all ne privilege aud sppnrtrr.Dces q
sh. same bsiorgirg, for term not sscee<ins ssvef
,.srs q the highest bidder foe cash sod UPON fall
use % rsslir~ snffissntto sstisfs said ssecu
,iou and costs, ~fli then and there oaer the fee
.rsple. IN and 10 said Real rs,sss - the hzbes ~
eer ~ essh. 20 satisfy The sane.
Thfs le-h day - octooer, ISL
SAMUEL CONNIE, Shsris.
81 li~s~ pre- ssse<es.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-25
FRESH nrarS.

JAxs- CHA~BKK-. dealer ia Groceries and
Provisions nor,hweS, cotnerof Second and
Ohio Streets. viii keep constantly on hand.
during the Winter, good sappls OF RRrsH
NrArs. Beef. Pork Sc. which h. will sell
At the lowest market price oclsdlw