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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
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Kansas CRY. July eo.-By 4 special
senger lust arrived. va have the following.
AZ - minutes pss. , o'clock on the 18th.
MAJ Nan Horus commAad OF L. \ Reserve
Home Guards. numbering 10 mon, was At
tucked by 500 rebels. under Capt Duncan.
three miles north Of Harrisonvile The
h1ht lasted three hours. during which time a
continual firing was kept up on both sides.
~ twenty mlnutes past ak O'Clock. the
rebels Withdrew. leaving the |. > troop,
victorious The rcbel- lost fourteen killed.
including Two officers. and several wounded.
Mrior Nanhorn lo., tho city on the morning
Of the 18th TOT the purposo Of reinforcing
Major Dean now holding West Point with a
small force. having routed Que hundred rebel.
at that place.
Major Van lIorpf comm mi was attacked
while At dinner They planted their hig
stall nj o'clock. and did not give way an
inch or remove their hlg till after tia robels
withdrew
ST Lorls. JULY 22--ovcr $4,000 worth Of
medicines belonging to Mr. Kelly Of tho firm
OF Garnhard i Kelly. OF this city. destined
for the South. were seifel ut Cade dirardeau
on tho steamer Memphis. by Col. Bush of the
2)th Illinois Regiment encamped at that
point
Ten wagons laden with - men women and
children arrived last night from Texas coun
Is No These people wcro driven from
their homes by the seccssionists
Accounts from Galloway county repre-
seut IL il m orderly well behaved co,nmuni
Il. aud the Feloral troops Ia that county are
having IN excellent effect unpu the s~cs-
.ionist.
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The number cannot now DE known Sher
mans Carlisles Griifin's and the West Point
batteries were taken by the enemy, and the
eight 50 pound rited cannon.
Its supposed all the provision trains be
longing 90 the United States are saved
Large droves OF cattle were saved by being
driven back
lie - -apposed here today fhu General
Nans'ield will take command ofthe fortihca
iions on the othcE side OF the river. which
arc able. u Il SAL, by military engineers. 90
hold them against any force that the enemy
may bring agrinst them. Large rifei can.
non are being rupidly sent over and mounted.
IN officer Just from Virginia. at 10 30. 70
ports that TIC road from Centreville TO the
Potomac Is stfesed with straggleH
The troop are resuming the occupation OF
the Notifications and entertainments ON the
limo OF the Potomac
Col Heintzelman WAS also wounded ia tho
wrist. IN addition % those mentioned yester-
lis saii that Col wilcox the g,'lan. com.
mander of a brigade was killed also Capt.
McCook. a brother OF Col McC0ok. 90 Ohio.
The CITY this morning. l. in the ~ ia
tense excitement Wagons are s1Hanually
arriving. bringing in the dead ane wounded.
49,
telegraph and steamboat commune alton with
Alexandria i suspended TO-DAY a the pub.
lie. The greatest alarm prevails throughout
the city.
The following Il an account OF the begin
ming Of the panic which resulted 81 disAs
trousls TO our troOps All our military Opo-
: rations went swimfuingly. and Col AieKsn-
der WA about erecting ponto0n across
Bulls Run when a terrific CONSERVATION
broke out among the seamssera, who had IN.
cautiously advanced Immediately after the
body Of their army aud lined the Warreutou
+ road Their CONSERVATION was shared IN bS
/ numerous civilians who were on the ground
soon our whole army was In retreat for n
time. and aperfect Ip,aic prevailed. which
communicated itself % tho vicinity oi
Centerville. and every available conveyance
va. seized upon. Several similar alarm
bad occurred ON previous occasions. cAusol
by a chnge Of position of our batteries. and
twas probable that tie alarm was owing tC
the nme fact.
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Night Dispatches.

Meeting Of the Missouri siate Con
yenffon-The Union feZ floats over
them.
IEyFDRsoS ClTr. July 22-The State Con
vsntion was called to order at IL o'clock A.
NJ 10y Mr.. Veteran. who moved that the
Clerk call tho roll Cured.
Forty four members answered 70 their
names. No quorum being present.. il re-
onll ing ff.y.
On motion, the convention adjourned til
5 o'clock 7 NJ, when there will und0u0ted-
" be quorum.
Col Boern-teins left here for ~ Louis.
tkis morning. per railroad.
Atthe evening session "a halt p@st four =
NJ F. magnificent Union nag Nas presented
by the citizens and Home Guards TO the
State Convention. The hag now aosts over
the front Of the CAPITOL
Gen. Thomas L Price Of Co,e county
made tho preseuL,tiln speech. aud Judge
Breck inridse Of :, Louis responded. Both
were thrilling and we're loudly cheored by
vast crowd prcseat
The Convention met AZ 8 o'clock T. NJ
and was called 10 order by Gen. Robert Wi.
.os President;
SiKtv-oue members answered - theu
names. and a quorum was announced.
The Union iccling here i enthusiastic fnd
overwhelming,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
The Series 81 Di,astraus E,ent--The
Federal Army Repuised and Com
PEELED 90 Fall Back on Washington
The Retreat Turned to Route
Fr.ghtfut Loss Of Life

WASHINGTON. July. -. via Philadelpha -
Qua troops aitsr taxing lhsir butsfss. and
gaining great victory. were eventually re-
pulsed, and commenced a retreat Or WISH
ing;on. The retreat was in good order. with
the rear vsll covered by 4 good column
Our loss Is from Q 500 to 1000
The fortikcations around Washington arc
strongly reinforced by fresh troops.
wasRrSsroS. July 22-After the latest in
formation was received from CeE;rsviile. NJ
:. 80 last night. series of events took place.
in the intsnsest degree disastrous Many
confused statement are prevalent. but
enough IL known 10 warrant the statement
that ws have suffered ia degree which has
east gloom over the rennsnts Of tho army.
and sscitsi tho deepest nslancholy through
out Washington
The carnage wss Tremendously heavy on
both sides and on ours u represented as
lrighfgl We we're advancipc,nx and king
their m ssked bitteries gradually. but surely.
and bs driving the enemy towards VI susssas
Junction, when the enemy seemed 70 have
been reinforced by Gen. Johnston. who. il j.
understood, took command and imm.diateiy
comm snced driving IA blck. when panic
among our troops suddenly occurred. aud a
rsgular Stampede took place.
" i thought that Gen. Mcdowell under
took to make 4 stand Al or about Csntsrville
but the panic vas - fearful that the whole
army became demoralized. and IL was impos-
sble 20 check them. either az Centervills or
f.irfat Court House.
Gen Mcdowell intended % make another
stand 40 Fairfax Court House. bar our forces
being in full retreat. re could not accomplish
the object beyond Fairfax Court House
The letrsat was ken, up until the maa
reached ,heir regular oncam2merts. = por.
tor OF whom returned n them. but s,;i
larger lortion coming inside the sntrench
nents A large number Of the troors. II
thar retreat. EEL oa the way sdc from OF
hsnStson. and scattered siong ne route. Al
the way IRON Fairfax Court House Tn.
rad from Bull's Run pas sfre~ed With knar.
sacks. arms. kc- some OF our troops dclb
erately throwing SWAY their guns. and often
time. the better 20 facilitate their travel
zen. Mcdowell vas IN the rear of the r,
treat. exerting himself 10 rally his men. b.
only with partial eject The latter pari .
the army. il IL aid. made their retreat in or
der HIS orders OF ;he fed did not a, a
times reach ,ho.c Tor shsn they were IN
tended
IL ). supposed ~ force cent out .rsin-
our troops consi-ic .ccording 20 rriso
ner'. statement. Of ABOUT 20 200 men. rrla
d'ng large number Of savalry.
lie further slys that oxing 70 reinforcs
meats from Redmond. S:rssbsrS. othe
p,ints. the enemies efective force was %
600 men. Ascorl 70 the stafenen. Of -
o; the fire Zsaavcs tsoy have ooiy about -
men LET from the zhter, while the e3,l
and other Regiments. frgh,fslly suffered
s4llsd and voscasa
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An trrsnt secessionist Sh9;-ihe
tnsou Hen Depressed but Deter
min ed-Thc sece.sionisis In pnnt.

LorIsvfiIK. Ky Jolly s9--John " Tomp
kn,~ formerly Clerk of the Board Of Al.
dcrnen. and recently violent Sercssioniss
and recruiting officer for the Southern Con.
fssieracv. va shot dead this afternoon by
Henry erecn. CITY Waterman TOmpki ns
r.is ha.iooin1 Tor JsIf Dltis. and vss re-
quoted - desisf by Green. when he drew
knife on Green. hut was retreatiag When
Green sho, him. The C0roner's verdict, jus,
rendered. saws that Green sho; Tofnpkins
without cause. Tompkins has been endea.
yoring - send c0nfraband articles Southwsri
~ the Louisville Nashville Railroad du
ring the past week. and has been the main
cause ~ the recent midnight disturbance At
The DcP1l Of that rosd Outsiders no, ex.
ahmed be ore he Coroner. ssy that Temp.
s.ns fred AZ Green before Green shot him.
LorIsviItr. ell x-The Union men
are rather depressed. but very resoluie since
tle reception Of the news adverse TO the
Federal army. The Secessionisis are ram
1 pant, bul Their intended N manifestations we're
shseksd b. The killing Of Tompkine
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Anofhrr Account Of the Battle by
the wa, OF the south.

RicHvo>D. VA. July % via New Orleans.
The reports OF tie killed and wounded
we're unreliable last night. owing 70 the
confusion following the victory. that We re
Trained from mentioning them fearful Of Civ.
ing pain u anxious hearts.
Gen. Beanregard and star are safe. Gen.
Beaureganl's horse Was shot under him
Gen johnson commanded the left. where
the enemy made their Gercest attack was
made
President Davis reached the Geld nj noon.
and took command Of the cenirc. When
the Jeff vi. pressel the scverest. he Olsen
gagged a portion % the enemys force. and dc
cided the fortunes 81 the dsT.
No other reliable reports ars received. but
are hourly expected Il is stated that the
enemy was comm lndei BY Generals Scott.
Patterson and Mcdowell. aud It Is reported
that The latter Il seriously wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

tson rnr -tH ASD l0rr lsDtsss.--Col.
Benton Yesterday tsl-graphed the Governor
that the 9Th anil 10Th Indiana would leave
Beverly for home to-day. rhsy sill come
bs the way OF B.ll,ir and Columbus. Ohio.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
sou:aera Accom-, OF tho Basie.

NEW ORti.Ss. July 2l.-The eight coma
mcnced near Manassas At io'cloc's this NOR.
ming. and became general about -. ami con.
tnued until about : when the Felcrai-is re
treated. leaving "a ia possession OF the
held
>hcrnan's celebrated battery Of Light Az
tlllsry Is 1nIen II was terrible bitlle
with great slaughter on both -ides lmpoa
sible to give details 10 night.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

~ The most poignant grief and gloom
psrvaded our city YESTERDAY afternoon. and
the most dire forebodiass we're entertained
for the fate of Washington CITY. While We
entertain but small fears that the rebels viii
ever attempt 70 storm the Notifications on
lie south side Of the Po,omao.s ne have
,aach less that they sill succeed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

lspsASA 70 LosE NOTHING --Governof Nor.
ton. just returned from washington. reports
tina, he has succeeded in getting al Of the
States claims on account of the present war.
audited and accepted tie gives ii az his
opinion that Indiana will not lose 200 by
the var This speaks veil for the financial
skill Of Gov Morton. and tho honesty II his
suhortinates-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

AAJos cE>. McaRi-.--This distinguished
IN, or. OF whom the whole State OF Indiana
y proud. oil undoubtedly DO promoted by
:he President ss a Major General The
yeiee Of the people and the volunteers ara for
him
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

- The black beer, trade IL growing
lvvely beyond precedent. and .sgcn loads
are being brought into the city. Ihey sFs
GOV yelling at abou, hfssen cents per gallon.
The seasan nil continue Tor soms weeks
vet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Qua Wa Aooorsr-Te lstsralri that
tie General Governments hss approved and
accepted al the accounts Of the Site OF
Indiana run Up because Of the crisis. IL ~iIi
be remembered th,t The late Legislature vo-
ed With liberal hand - sustain the Gov
eminent. The sequel shows that inciaps's
r1aret
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
G.u-sal Dix vt Btilimore.--R sbrii.
ding Bridge mt Iiarper's Ferry.

BALTIMORE. July 2i.--General DIX arrived
hare to-day. and viii to morrow supercele
cen. Blnks. who will suDercedc Uen. Bat
ssrson. The bridge across the F0tomlc az
HiTpcris Ferry will be up to morrow. M
king coaoection with the Winchester road to
Charlestown.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

to There were fc> men on the streets
last evening. on whose faces 80 could ace a
.mile Of satisfaction. At the news received
yesterday afternoon. but thank God the nun.
Der was yer, small--far l.-- than had
rra-on 10 expect
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

- The Hon Robert Dale Oven, our
agent for the purchase Of arms has notified
the Executive that he has received recently
seven thousand stand and that he has al
ready shipped them They -ill srrive in
.iay or two.
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Captured schooner Release. ticr.clt

NV YoRK, July 81 There has arrived
the schooner J wairing. captured by the
prisatesr bell Davis on tae night of the i6sh.
When lfsy miles south OF Charleston, the
steward. VIM. Silmln. coloFed. killed three
of the pr.se crew with \ Hatchet. and the
other two we're released on promising to as.
sist in working IN. vessel
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

- The demsnd for papers yesterday -ss
unprecedented. Our morning edition. which
~ss much larger than usual. was exhausted
before noon. and our evening Bvtisris reach
lag an issue Of Eve hundrsd. ~s taken up
before tea. Namsrous calls after that had
20 bs denied. Our ofhee vas erosded until a
tate hoar. with citizens. snrious 70 earn the
latest rews
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
Noon Dispatches

Further Details "a the Great Battle
Orleans Zouavcs and Capture their
Coior.-t:allant Conduct Of the
Irish Observation-Disclosures Guns cap
tnred-The Rebels Completely rout
ed-New York Press specIsls-rhc
Forces fagaycd.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

~ Capts. Smith and Hamill received 90.
dsr.. last night. 70 join their regiments a,
once with their recruits They leave this
moraing Tor indianapolis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

~ We learn that cess. who "a. stabbed
20 bsdl, on Stturda, night. ws It'll alive
last night. bat the Doctor in attendance save
IL i impossible for him to tss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Ryoics yos Tar CovsrsY .-speeches for
me Union will be made II the sugar Creek
Township House on Saturday next. the 18th
inst. At c O'Clock r. VI Al ara invited to
attend dtd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

The issue fot and sairst the t'Ovemmsnt'
between those who love their country better
than their party. srd those who lese their
psrfy better than their country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

~ We we're resastsed ys-Gerds, -
read a letter from Al attache Of the Comm.
s.st department Of tho lab regiment ~he
sises graphic sccount of asssssrs snd Tins.
= sessnrn Virginia
The gallant l.sh h,ss beeoae celebrated ior
u god marching qualities When the inqui-
~ "a. made Of IN Ohio Major. II the 18th
80 yell forward IN the coi1ss-. the rrrls
a.. Yes. guess Il i. That : ths req
msni that marches Ike h-ll .n't -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

- The fortunes Of ~sr sra inde-i 70
nsriabls Yesterday morning nstor Of
freenen rejoiced over The triumph Of the
Federal arms against rebellion. Last eve.
ning tksy incurred over adsisat. What an
p~opitious circumstance i.sd 20 this une1
pscted an certainly improbable catastrophe
time rnsy reveal. Al present We can only
speculate IN TIE dark The cause. however
i % lee just. and rs Ultimate success i
DO les certain. To day We bow IN grief Al
oar naron's disaster. snd a~sit further De
S>sls 20 dirses e in Further renuks
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Hos. Nuns ]. FLErcHsR. Superintendent
Of Public Instruction. will address and eoan-
eel With the school officers ard teachers q
Vigo county. al the Court House. ON Satur-
day. The tair.i Of August next. al O'Clock
Pm ~ the visit Of the Superintendent Is
required by Law. cvesv oficer and teacher Of
schools should attend lie vii also lecture,
bv request. At tho Hall Of the Firss Wand
school house. upon subjects prOmoiive OF pop
ulsr education. 1T early gas Lighting. The
public are invited % attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

ST CnAnIr-. No. July 2i-By the tra n
30 day. We have confirm ation OF the epoit
tint Col. Ben. Sharpe. OF Montgomery coun.
". and Lieut. larger. OF the Federal troops.
were wounded by he rebels aud subsequent.
~ hung. L cutenint Jarser. who h I'd beea
wounded in the arm, day OF two previous.
by ,ecsssopirts hear WolIsyille. VA, being
taken by CJl. Shirps to his (Saarpe'-l b me
in D,nVll e N buggy. when they we're fired
upon by parties conce ,lol IN the bushes by
the TO ,dride. and Csl. Sh,rpe VAS severely
wounde in the back. Their horse taking
fright. ran to M,rlinsburg. where they were
soon after o,ert.,ken by party OF mounted
rebels, and in spite OF her entire tiles thst
their lives might DO spared. they were boin
taken out and hung. Col. Shtrpe wss Cap
tain OF the Montgomery Home Guards. u
prominent Lawyer OF Danvlle. and formerly
State Senator.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

~ Gen. REYNOLDS left indianapolis on
SATURDAY night to reporl himself At General
McClsIlan's bead quarters IN Virginia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Later from the seat of War-Dead.
ga Regiments Engaged-Liss Of
killed and Weunded-Frsm 900
so 5000 killed and wounded
Heported Attack NJ Gen. Pattcr-
son On tho .Rebel's rear-The
Number Kilied Ra pidiy Dec rcas-
iug-sIx HUNDRED zOUAvEs
AxivF-Goi. wilcox not LiIied-
gen. Patterson at Harper. Fer.
RI Awaiting Gen. Bauks-Gen.
Mcclellan an take Com mi aud OF
the Potomac-The Corps dsArme
so DO Keersanixed aud Increased
I'm me diaseiy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

Tus rwgtrrH RxoNksr.--Car -cfe seat
GO Evans,il!s last evening, va lsarr. TO
trsnspor, the 18TH regiment. 20 this city sn
rssfe east. There y no~ a great hurrying ~
lroo,s 20 the Federal Capital.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

" We learn that Hon X y HUDSON =
now in the city Of Washington
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

WARRINGTON. July 2i-Oficial dispatches
sly We have taken thi ee batteries IN the form
Of a crescent. Numbering - guns
IL j. known that Manassas Junction j. sup
Piled with water by canal from Bulls Run
This will now be cut OF. leaving the rebel,
without ~Ator for their cavalry.
That a most hriliautvictory has been aohicv
Ell by our gallant troops. there Is no doubt
lllgh praise i bestowed upon the Fire
Zoua,es and the 69lh Irish) regiment IL
i reported that the former met the Louisiana
Zouaves. routed them and captured their col
ors that the men OF the 18th stripped 10 the
skin except their pants and pitched into the
fight regardless Of fatigue or safety
Gen. Mcdowell telegraphs that the enemy
i completely routed from Bulls Run. and re
treating towards Ma laS-as leaving their bat
teries ia possession OF the Union forces.
Fighting commenced NJ three o'clock this
morning. and continued most desperately un.
al after two this afternoon
The rebels we're driven back. inch by inch,
leaving their dead on thu field The loss OF
life Was frightful. Our troops behaved most
calamity. and our guns did heav, execution.
The whole force on both sides il ssd 20 have
been engaged
Gen. Johnston having joined the rebels A.
previously stated. making the force Of Gen.
Beauregari about sei eniv thousand II i
supposed the rebels will sufler greatly at Ma.
iassss for lack O. water
The Herald correspondent sfys: "When |
eft the field Of battle | -aw the rebels flying
IN vast numbers. The greatest enthusiasm
prev ais throughout our rank
jon Davis - understood 10 be a. MansssA-
Junction.
Col. CowdeIs Massachusetts. ljlh Reg
ment were fired upon by the rebel pcks =,
several times a. they slep, in the road on
their arms
TisEs CORRESPONDENCE
wA-aissrox, JULY 2l--Mdnight The
battle has been one Of tho severest ever
fought or this continent Up 20 two O'Clock
our troops had driven thu enemy distance
of nearlv two miles
A tho enemy fell back from one position
il was only 10 another equally strong. and Al
every point frvsh reinforcemcnts we're pour
ed IN almost without Limit,
~ 20 number there can bc no doubt thai
their force was at least double ours
The Fire Zouaves ~ar. terribly cut mp
( while drawn up 20 make and assault. The,
we're assaied by a concealed battery with 4
strong support on their flank, and were
forced TO break
IL aid both Col ftrnham aud Lieut.
Col John Crcgier are killed. but Il may no
prove true. The latter At al event. was 90
verelv wounded
Col Hunter was wounded in the throat
Col Stcercm OF the second X l.. and Capt
Tosers we're reported killed
Gov Sprsgue had hls horse shot unde
him. Ma Rallou. OF the second X. l.. wa
severely wounded ia tie hand and thigh, bs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

To Consu IA, pts~e~.

The ssssrtiscr. hs,irg been Restored e hesilh N
few ~e~ss ~ very simple resneds arc. having -1i
tered several years with iunx ssect4e1. sni
bai drese disease, Consanptou-is alaioul h. u..k.
known 70 kls nrll0~ sufferers the q cure.
To ,boee who ~isb Try IL, he viii md a co.'s q
The prescription use lfre~ Of charge wisb the 1.I.
t.ons for preparing aud using the same w4iob TIC
will nnt sure cure fcr Consumpto.. Asthma ffod.
ehius, &c. rhs only object of the advertiser 8. b.
sanding The prescription 10 benefit th- asUciei as
spread Information which he eoscrivs q D. ntsiaa.
bic. and be hopes every sufferer ~ Try aas r.l..
t. !, costs them n-thing. and may prove a b, ..lnx
PARTIES wishing the prescription viii plea-e address
ksv. XIV ARD \. Wilson.
N.lhnasbufs.
sepicd~i~ K'ns County = :.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

IL Governor Morton srr'ved home from
Washington on Saturday night lat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-23

QcAcx So~rr~s--The majority II hair washer.
hair dyes hair tonics hair oils the numbcrless prera
rations which are beior. the public under sue-
sruasagant, kyperbolleai and fantastic titles
see psrsaed IN show window cards. and nr~rpal,el
hsadng' 40 hair preparations. are al hu,nbug, -
ths nrst water their real merit when they lo--.s.
any. H. that they do no harm. nog's LARA, MIA.
o lard oil. sweet oil. scented and oclorcd make u.
~hsn In beautiful wrappers. and white hin, :la,a
bottles. the ec~tiie-t character 81 tacs an vA.n
thus costly. bapused viii some ~ liable tfsn
and caught ~ by verdani yosng and old II both
-. sooh IL not the character q Prof woed'- Hair
Restorative This gentleman come. l,efors he wofld
~ithoat any high fAlatiu xilol,hofcriun. o. ans
otber astounding aoi startling catch pemy term. 4,
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