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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
THE ATTACK ON THE STEAMER BALCI
MORE.
POUR MEN KILLED AND FIVE woUNDED-THE REBELS
BEATEN oFF-IAMEs OF THE KILLED AND WOUND
ED-ADDIrioHAL PARTICULARS, ETC.

BFATEN oFF-IAMEs OF THE KILLED AND WOUND
ED-ADpIrioNAL PARTICULARS, ETC.
OK BOARD srsAsgs Morsr VERNON, Nay 20, 1861.
The steamer Baltimore got aground last night al the
mouth OF the Potomac propeller, with heavy gun
m Of men, attacked her there and out of the squad
or twenty on beard the Baltimore, -four killed and
i've mortaiIy wounded Two Of those killed Cole
and IeutesDt Depce Of Company d. and Greenol yh of
Company @, wnelpey, Of Company d, was mcr.slly
wounded ard THAI and Ferguson. Three others
we're eighty wounded with spI.ners Our guard heard
the fY rg and back assst the Bsmore but II
N over The Bamoreg guard fought like mel, and the
rteaners SIDE covered and her deck slippery with
blood snd s.rexn with spners The rebels hai sGvy
gun fired grape and caunster and hid At least
huncIeG men. We helped get the Baltimore of brought
the wounded up this fore aud have got fifty
men 70 q Gown Leutensnt wsst, Of tn. Baltimore,
ays he win not cne up the u It propeller
may b. two days before We get up. apd before We car
give all the particulars Sergeant Wolcot, Of C,mpaGj
D. los, his right eye ~ splinter We are or again.
ihey pst two howtzers aboard, and viii on In
o three N nutfe
The men haye lss down frcm the fort, aud they
say that rball ID dead.
Poor felows. hraser boys lived or fought.
WLepley tbot In three places
Ferguton has had his thigh broken with shot. II is
horrible sight We wiling TO take that vetsel die
before we return.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
THE FIREMEN ZOUAvES-ACCEPTANC OF
COM. BARTLETT'S NAVAL BRIGADE.

WAsHINGToN Nay II, l5bI
The Firemen zouaves sworn in for the this
afternoon by Brigsdier General Mcdowell Colonel Ellis
worth received orders during the day 70 station guard
Of hundred men at point three miles below his
camp. The required number Immediately went down
under command Of the Colonel himself, with ra for
two days.
A deserter from Alexandria appeared In the Zouave
camp this afternoon. He gave any thing but favorable
account Of the condition Of the rebel forces.
Col. Bartletts Naval Brigade accepted this even
ing II will be required 10 report TO Gen. Butler at For
tress Monr je on the 2sth inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
SECRETARY SEwARD's sOIREE.

WAsBisGToN, May III, IDOL
The soiree given by Secretary Seward in honor OF the
officers Of the volunteer reg ments of in brilliant
style this evening.
The officers Of the Twelfth and Sixty ninth, New York.
and Fourth, Pennsylvania regim snts and the Rhode
leland Battery, had been invited and attended in full
force
The Cabinet and diplomatic corps were fully repre-
sented Among the distinguished strangers present
Senator Sumner, Governor Pennington, Chevaer wycko
and others. Quite number Of richly dressed ladies en-
ivened the occasion. Dodworths band dispensed dc.
icious music on the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
ImpertaDs Nov, menI on the Part Of
the Government.
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES ssIzsD BY THE
UNITED STATES AL tHORIrIES THROUGH

our The FREE STATE.
BY IT. The goverl men Authorities al the teie-
sphio Gespa,rbes vhcb have paced through sne free
s,cs far several mcnls past we're seized smsaneoasy
Monday evening throughout The sboie os ns Northern
States Al tbs tegraIhc despat hss a's a'ed away for
twelSe months. rhe seizure wse mads Ia t1s city
secretly, and The fact Communicated onis through poll
tc roepee, by dis,eed aud worthy subordinate
who Vi "a cd he instructions
TeIegraphc despatcEss zed here . he nbsr
Of severa ospsE, sprssxfug ovsrre ~ and now
undergoing ths scrutey Of officials soms o. the
despa,cnes are OF sri;ls private ch,facer All VII
ros be subject 10 governmental surveillance. It is
stated however, that snorg the Telegraph; desoascbes
aed great NUMBER OF the plaus Of ths secessonsts
the south ard the Of t,aitos 10 the North
l!kefy 10 he discovered.
IL s ,tated that these telegraph dispatches vii
estao,h the Truth o. the assertion that Ief. DAVIS
TAD an amy OF spies in Nes York, and that the tee
graphic despstches zef viii shov oey ord doubt hat
there are sou,hun ageuse yet in oar u..isi
me following ettey issued by the District Attor
ney TO Marsha o. IN, United sstes for the Southern
District u New York
SSH porsoGuee OF Instructions received from ash
ipgioD, YOU dIecsd on behalf @ The United sa;s
government, 10 OBTAIN possess Of any te'egraphc
dispatches that may have been sent or received with
putpopee nosi. 70 he government, or in reason 10
pes OF rms or PROVISIONS purchased or forwarded h.
the Soathegn rebels
Upop nipg poeaesson OF the dispatches, should
he record .s in xh ch shey lnciudei als)
brace Other ioerrphc cespaiches, bearing ecoo
with This suoect you AUTHORISED 70 assent 20 the
pakares .hch may taken by you peHg sealed be
opepeo and exmned the part OF the UnGei states
government, gron notice Telegraph agen. from
NhoM yop receive them.
You viii take the proceeding q. three O'clock p W. to-
day. aaG 90 so simultaneously at al the Offices in this
city shese such despAtches may be found
Yonr pre- mpt and getc action In trs matter
guested and will be expected am cir very respect
fully DELAFIelD smith,
United States District Attorney.
The teIegraphc dispatches ihas seized are under
superys ard the result is not intended ~ be Sc
cre the public may, perhaps by the courtesy OF the
present officials in New York he informed what the
bores intend to do with this batch Of Interesting docu
menF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER PRIZE AT PHlLA.
DELPHTA,

PINT ntapnPHIA, May 2l, 1851.
The ship Gen Parkhnl from Liverpool for Charleston,
has arrived In charge OF q prize crew OF the Niagara
She was spoken of Cape Roman on the 18th and ordered
off, The next day she WAS captured in attempting 10 run
the blockade. She was 70 wed up TO the Navy Yard.
The prize shp is 600 tons with sgenera cargo, large
portion being salt II suspected that arms and m mi
tions Of war are concealed under the salt.
She was commanded by Captain Forbes, the former
captain being murdered the outward voyage by some
OF the crew
she had two secession flags flying.
Pm.ADurHA, May 2i-P. W.
Captain Forbes denies having known anything o. the
blockade display Of secession flags After his vessel
was brought 70 by shot from the Niagara he was fur
pshed with passport proceed to port North Hs
boised flag bearing the initials Of the own~s, and then
the vessel seized the supposon that the lg ras
signal 70 the shore. The secession flags which we're on
board belonged TO Pike the former cspt'iu Of the y~,e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
REPORTED SECESSION oUTRAGEs IN IN.
DIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Way III, 1901.
despatch 10 Gov. Morton, from Bedford, Indiana,
says that messenger had arrived at that place from
Dover Hil, Martin county Indiana, stating that
named DromsoAle formerly resident OF Dover Hil at
the head Of three hundred secesioniss committing
depredatons He had arrested several citizens Of
when, II supposed, he hung.
The greatest excitement prevailed. Dromgoale was
driven Of the town by Union men for expressing dis
union sentiments three weeks ago
INDIANAPOLIS, May 21, 1861.
The secession raid on Martin county turus out TO be
degradation of a band Of dcsperados who have been
plundcring and threatening the lives Of the citizens
mob Of one hundred armed men yesterday arrested
four citizens at Dovers Hill, which gave rise 10 the
report of their being secsmionjsts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22

lions II cannot but tll with srrprise al who may have
followed the Of this able stateeman TO 10
usual caution mOderssn sGddeny converted by The
for OF events into booness and decision 10
sopg think that whilst the portfolio Of the state De-
partmen. is in his hands there viii be no blurders
to regret, and certainly no tlmid.sy to depore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
THE MILITARY OPERATIONS OF The GOV
EMINENT.

WASHINGTON, may I'll 1901.
The-daily repeated announcements Of guessing dcvs
mongers, that advance movements upon Virginia will be
mme datey by federal troope al withou. any
foundation on c.ct Gen, Scott, for sl, viii
give the order TO move until the immense army nov
under ~his command is fully organized, drilled aud
equipped. 10 anyone at all versed in military mat.
ters it is plain that eur forces are far from
being prepared TO take the offensive. They are
still deficient in cavalry, light artillery, means
Of Transporting, camping material, provisions,
ion, baggage, &c, &C., and, set not least
surgical department for the volunteer forces is yet
formally organized.
The voices OF the Unor Of Tennessee cont nuo 10
be hea here through letters and otherwise The most
urgent appeas assistance reach tie government
daily; but the government slhoogb anxious is hardly
prepared at tnis to extend the required Aid 10
due time however its strong will deal out reribu
tion the overoering traitors Of that Safe Andrew
Johnson letter received TO dsy 10 this city, says tina.
he is deter mined to fght f the Union ans is CO.
dent Of 5eairG tie sscess:oris.s al ic poiis.
An administration Of federal power will be male
in northern Missouri The attempts Of lawlees bands TO
interfere with the general traffic Of and prevent the
ssge of troops over the Hannibal and St Joseph Rail
road calls for immediate action in that quarter That
thoroughfare, the main channel OF Communication be
tween the North and Western Territories, will doubslessy
be declared military road and effectively cleared
secessonis,s the roads from the North to Baltimore
Immense quantities Of ammunition and provisions con-
tinue to arrive here.
The President will in person hoist flag over the Gene
raj Poet Office TO morrow.
Adams Express Company conveyed the rename of Co,
yosbureh to New York. AID extra furnished aud
special mess ngers detailed 10 accompany the military
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
SEIZURE OF A POWDER sLoop.

Hsrbor police boat No. g. coxswain Ncsbtt, yesterday
morning at seven O'Clock discovered the sloop Times IN
the North river deeply laden and looking very suspicious
Upon boarding her she found TO have one ndred
and fifty kegs Of powder snugly slowed. me parties
having tho soop in charge arrested and sent to the
station house for examination while the vessel rcma ns
in the keeping OF the police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
TELEGRAPHlC SEIZURE.

TRKuos, N J., May 2i, 1881
United States Marshal Deacon and deputies by order Of
the United States took possession, At three
O'Clock this afternoon, Of all the teegcaphc despicbss
in the offices at Newark Princeton and Trenton, in this
state. They number back several ycsrs All have been
placed n possession Of United States Disi Attorney
Keesley, at Newark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
The NINE MILLION LOAN.

WASHINGTON, Nay Il, 1901
Tie time for the reception Ct proposals for the remain
der Of the Unted States stock, amounting 70 nearly
under the act Of February has been extended
Saturday The offers regarded most advantageous
to the United States win be accepted.
Ex Governor Floyd, having been commissioned as Gene
raj the Confederate service has commenced raising
brigade in Virginia
The Navy Department ie not unmindfal Of the impor
Of placing United ;tates vessels under the com
mand Of officers who're loyalty is UDquestioned.
despatch Gated Portsmouth, from Southern source
says-"Owing to the firing into the battery ss Sewan's
Point lively times expected, and that perhaps troops
win be m a ched TO the Point from Norfolk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22
THE FUNERAL CEREMONIES OF COLONEL
VOSBURGH.


The funeral ceremonies Of Colonel vcsburgh commenc
ed at twelve O'Clock, the Navy Yard. They were very
and posing The President and the secretaries Of
State War ard Treasury present. Gov sprague, at
the head Of the Rhede Island troope was in attendance
and The New York Twelfth regiment Colonel Batterfeld
turned with full ranks. Representatives from the
Division Brigade and Regimental safs were present
The funeral procession moved from the yard at half pt
one p NJ to the depot. The Seventy first regiment At
tended as m burners. The body, accompanied by a de-
tacbment Of the Seventy fret regiment left this after
for New York, and viii arrive taere aooa. four
O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
Lieutenant Colonel Martin viii be elected Colonel of the
Seventy. Hrst He is said to be superior officer
T. p Black, of the New York Fourteeoth (Brookyn)
regiment tally shot himself this morning while
draw charge from his musket The ball entered his
chest and there s hope Of his recovery Black is
yourg and unmarried. His residence is az No. SO
Prospect street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22

~ lar M fCnmOnu ~ concerned, III previous repOfts
are 10 he believed the number be much underrated
uress several thousand have been 10 other
point.
There are At Hampton Roads the following vessels
OF wsr'-steam frsaie Minnesota, Captain Van brunt,
bearing the flag Of Flag Olcer strngham soop of war
Cumberland, Captain Marstoa bearing the nag OF rag
Ocer Pendererast brig Perry Captain farrott steam-
stsr Captain Eagle steamer Key stone STATE captain
CIepnbard steamer Reliance, Lieutenant commanding
Myq.t There are several merchant vessels under tho
American nsr and two British vessels; one brig and
the other the brgantne Outward OF the Island Of Jer
sey. = 49,. -, - - x,.x
Ninr esoa which vessel he paid second vait, and
bears the gratifying intelligence that 70 proceed
Immediately TO Washington further, We are 70 be In
good con pany have passengers Senators
Wade Of Ohio morrill,, Of Maine he famous tarin mani,
and chandler, Of Michigan Mr.. Ncoay, President Lin
coins private secretary; Mr. Petit, OF Philadelphia, and
a Mr.. DiDsmore, formerly Of Maine, he edited
paper But here they come on board, and start Inn
mecistey shal write further our arrival at wash
ipgton.
WASHINGTON, n. C., May 20, 1s6l
Night on hs Cnesopcate-7he Lights ErsirgrssAed--A
!S,omv on Shore-intfectsai Efforts 20 ge Her 0g--Up
he Potomac-Prses aksp-Trccps al fbrt WdsAsn0soH-
seceSicnism-ffoW Old rJgsnsa fnte~ds to Aasnsssx
he Secession voie-Arrirol at Washington, DC, dc.
Our nights run up the Chesapeake, from Fortress Mon
[ooNrNrD on EIGHTH PAGEl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-22

on recent vir,t TO the President to,k rp gGss AM
looked ST Il awhile, and then remarked, II were Pfes
dent don't think that Dag would remain there iong"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
Ayers Ague Cure.


Intermittent Fever, OF Fever and Ague ResLitent
Fev.r. Chill Fever Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache. or Bilious Hssdrche aud Biiiioos J r.
vers, indeed for the whole class q d.
eases OF ignating in hillary cerang'
men,. caused by the MALARIA u
Nasmstic Countries-
We are enabled here 20 oner the community
remedy which while if che above ooopi Ants
with certainty. j. stu pcrsectiy harmie-s IN any
quantity Such a remedy Is invaluable M u4siiilt-
where these afiic;ng disorders prevail 1hls ciire
expcls tho nissmatic poison Of Fever and Ague from
the system, and prevents the Development oi tle
disease. Il sken on the trst approach 81 rs pfenon
iiory symptom. II ) not only the best remedy ever
vet discovered Tor this class of complaints, but al-o
the cheapest. The large quantity Ne supply Tor
dollar brns- Il within the reach q ever, 'dsi and
Ia billions Districts where f-ser and Aguo presails-
eyer,o-i, should have Il end u-e u freely both fer
cure and protection. \ gre-t SUPERIOR ~ tni-
remedy over any her discovered flr the sge-
DIV and certain Il ltfermitifnts = thai ~ ca-
tsins no Ounine o. mineral. consequently u prod1-
ces no qnsnism other injurious c1ertn Whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured s II are len a.
healthy a. II they had never had The disease
Fever and Aguc j. not alone the cone nee - tne
miasmaiic poison. great variety of Disorder arise
frOnyits irritation. among which are
Neuralgia. rheumatism. Goui, Hesdachs, blindness,
T.-,thachc. Earache. Catsrrah. Asthma. fapi-
t.tion Painful Affection of the Spleen, hN-
terics Pam ia the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis
and arrangement Il the SteInach.
All Of which when originating IN this oause, put on
the intermittent type or hec"n- fefiodlcal- ms
"Crrr" exp-ls the poison from the blood, and con-
scarentiv them all alike II is an invaluable
protection to Immigrants aud persons travelling or
temporarily residing IN the malarious districts II
tai IA occasionally OF daily while exposed 20 the in
fecfion that viii BE- eNcreted from the system and
cannot accumulate IN sufficient quantity fn T4pcD
into disease. Hence ~ j. even more valuable ior
profecticn than cur. and trw will ever -uffr from
intermiftenl~ II the, avail fh~fn-elvr- q fh- pro
lection ihi- sssneds sHef'i-
sS- Prctar..i lr, ia j. Alf. - 4 20,
Ist0ri. Ms--srhu>ctt-
An our reiDedir- tsf r-li- D., J. T. CvNTSoHsN,
Pm. Do>Nf,is .ud "a al Druggists IN Tsfre-
Hsufe-
in,l- -alroa-Weov
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
N E DiCAL.
scrofuIa, or Kings Evil,

Is constitutioslAl disea-e = corruptlon a the
blood BY which this ru1d becosncs inflated. wcak.
and poor Being Ia the eircuiation. IL TNades he
whole body, and may burst out IN disease aDy part
Of No organ l. free fron ia attacks. there
Is yarousy caused by ulercunsi disease iow living
disordersi or unhealthy food. inpuTe Ar, tiih aud
fiihy habits the depressing Sices aud. above All. b
The vrnefeai infection Whatever be iis origin, u y
hereditary IN she Constitution descending from pa
rets 70 children unto the third and fourth genera
t.on:is iudecd it seems - b. the rod II Him who
says Twill visit tie niQuities q The isthefs rPon
their children
IT, Elects commence ~ deposition from ;ke blood
II corrupt q ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs,
liver aud internal organ, is termed iurbeice,i m
tha gland. s~enngs. aud on the surface. erup'ions
This foul corruption, ~lilc1 eetoers in TIC
blood drpresscs tho energ's u life - That 'sfefa-
ioa. complaints bat they have t4r les power 70
~sthsfand the sttacks "a other al-easss. consequent
Is vsst numbers perish b disorders which. sitho sh
n4 scfofulou, In their nature are sil RENDERED IA
tal by this tainf In the system Aest Of the c0n-
SUMPTION which dcciInatcd The human family nas iis
origin directly ia this scronl0us contamination; alc
maDy destructive diseases q the liver. kidneys,
brsin and indeed. II all the sfi-e frcfn -
are aggravated BY the samc oause-
One quarter oi al oar psople ar refsiu"c- iarlf
persons are ius add by hi. i0Tkns infection, sId
their health l. undermined b a. l. ciesn>e 81 iron
the system reBOvate the blood - AN sltefa-
tive medicine and inssgorAe IL By hesithy :od and
exercise such medicine supply IN
Y L y -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

The most oncctuai remedy which the medical skill of
our times can devise for this everywhere prevailing
aud fatal naiady u combined frhin the most active
reu,aisls that have been discovered Cor Tie eNpur
cation - this foul disorder from the blood, and tie
rescue of the system from its destructive cons'-
ouences. Hence IL should be employed FOR the cure
Of not only Scrofuls bat si,o those other adeconf
which aTis. from u, such
P,,,nti,. and Skin Disease 81 Anfbonys Fre,
Eise or Erysipeiss. Pmpies. pu-tules. koich-
ss Blains and foil.. Tuinors. Teitsr and SAT-
Kheum. Scald Head Hingworm. kheu-
natsm. Syphilitic and Aercureal
disease. Dropsy, Dyspep@4a-
Debility, and. indeed AT
Complaints arisinglrom
Nitiaied or Impure
Blood.
The nooular belief in ''impuriiy Of tbs blood" y
fanded in truth for scrouls j. degeneration q he
blood The particular purpose aud virtue Il this
SarssparillS y g purity and regcnerA'. ihi NA ~
N ~aihou, which sound health j. impossible Ia con-
safniuafsd coflsti tufione-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
LEGAL.

Ssrsrf 90 I~rHA~A. Woo CoTNrl. SS.-No-
- ,ife B. hereby rlttn. that Aif2anter II Crane.
.isa,nlsfralar ~ ihe estate of lrfa u. suth. d.
ceased has Shed his prtfon 81 tei g zeal estate oi
tko derstlen hs refs.snai heins in-u.iirni - pa
hia asis ar ihsf saii - tnn siii ~ hrart n ~
nert term - fhe Coert a to,nui, pieas RI said
errns. Ios n fa.AkF. CleFh
sr-a a flf-rsu lrTs iks 90
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

ss-Tasrs VII te - deyisfion from he ahose
.frs
A. Advertisement. pufushed in both Daily and
xv1i~ wiif ~ eh,r<ei 10 fnii Daily rates with one
..,.f Il De weckir -aies atlr'i.
CHARLES CRUFT. PEoR.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
\ NEW ARTICLE
Rob ack 8 Stomach Bitters /.

4 lev and delightful Stousrtic aIs1 (ort1L fcT
giving tone 20 The stomach and fo- lie prevracn 81
niioa- complaints. incidenr the wc.ssr-a ooanssy
Try if.
A. morning drilk. 20 assist a -c.i4ou sas rtll~r.
iesl'-y'>i~- % Las 10 equal Try il.
~ - foF q y eaf<Tsor 20 az other fItteFp Trr Al
The formula Of these Ei;icrs. uo~ lssr) he a..
property a. ir. kohack, originated with orc Of he
oldest and mos; eminent Medical P-Ass-t.nnrfs cf g.
w. and y d. directly predcatcd vPon the wants g
Western people.
These kis,trs derive iAeIr Stimulus from tho power.
fa tonic nature Of the ad bers q Which tAef
~Tf composed, and a. they are. y aliaytax rEnai.
ural cravings q the stomach directly prorlr'.veof
TEMPERANCE.
tie prc-rui proprietor believes that m ussinr tk.
widely kuo-I.. the pubic ~r'rs-e q. .-.----.t
II MI soon be- Ior sale ~ al of Dr. RohaeS's a.
uscrons Agent. snd al HOTEL A. tie corn;r, tess
IN The meantime orders wil - fil~t clrcc- frcs.
CINCINNATI IA any quantity. ard al tas lowest rales
u = put up in Cnsrt hotlcs aad scctrtls narA~d A.
one doI case. Half doz. sample eases all. hc-~rvsf
- packed and -eui 20 any adde's. j! ccsiroc.
Retail Price, Ell per boisie, or -,
for e..
Principal o1sce ard salesroosu sas "a. Teu-tt
Street, 3d bcilting from Nain SresL cine..aa,.
OHIO. Laboratory, No. - Hammond Sfe.s
for sale m Nlgo County IS
!. n. ioNNfiI-l, Torr- lisui.
J. y. CUNNINGHAM.
~N. l. SHUEN. New ,.o~h~1
ffIER hlSAilth. Ccaufsf.le
And ty Druggists and Arfcl.A1is ,.sr ..i,
throughout The UI-tct Sfsfs. sd CanaSAs
oC1lwI
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02

D. l. AIIfS Ave
Tssre- Hast. 1une ~. issl ..fs-i~
y S.-The espcntss e fhis year a. c.<noaro. ,s,A
49, eNPer-- So iss9 'srd 90. .h.s -d~c-ea-e ~
e. 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-02
TfCkITS FOR sALr Al ALL NAGN
OFFICES
FRrIanrs


N. tl,i. Gaair frelehis of "a descriptions ran be
g., .rssd nom rhitf irhla. Ntw 1ofk. nosfon cr
uslfirare. - any r-ani ite Railroads "a Ohio,
Ystaurkv. tn1laaa. linci- Niscon-n. lows. o. Nis-
sonrI ~ Naiiroai fiffsi
The PennSvlxauia Nsilrnsf al.o connecis ~ fiits-
hsrrh With sfeAucf- ~ ~hirh Geo.i- ear he for
rafiea a. any pot on a. o1o. NuskihFatn. hei-
t,,rtv rrnn~-sre Cumberland. i'incis. Nissistipp,
NI.fs.nda. Missouri Kansas. tfkaness snd Red kt-
g.. ..f "a gteseialai ssniti-ky aud Chicago with
So ssnars e. ~, part the Norih Western lskes
ufreh4nfs snA Shippers enirasiiur 'ar tfabspofta-
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