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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

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Whooping Cough, Aguc, Loss OF Ape
tite, Structure, Stone. Nervous Twich-
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Aascnse Of mind. Cholera, Dyspepsia,
Epilepsy. GOut, Palsy, ~. vitus
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correcting decreptudc brought on by
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nB- II 10 not m cxcitsnt. but a strengthened
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gradually but necessarily adds strength and vigor
until nothing is left unfinished.
This miraculous Medicine is for s~Ie. wholesale
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Clay Street one door Jrom Dsposf, Saa Ftsse.sco
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per bottle, 50 per dozen.
WnoLEsALB Acknowledgment / Co.. G. ".
Smell, Lsngley 1 Co.. Chas. Norrcll, Crowell 4
Crane; WIN. II. Hcith Co.
l%;mS DR.. @. X. WILLARD, Olympia.
BoAapnAxs YwAsr PowpRas.-This criticize Of
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

ATo what decision mus. the South
soon come? To Dread Scott.
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AS Az Alternative AND EEXovATISG AGENT, 1T is
UNE2UALLED!!!

A plentiful supply of pure blood is as essential
to animal life sit. heat and genial showers are
to the vegetable Kingdom. When the l,olcr cir
culition OF the vital iiuid is imrcdcd. schncss Is
the inevitable consequence the sccIctions become
unhealthy, the liver becomes ,logGcd with impure
bile. which, forced into TIE system. ,itatcs aud III
flames the blood. cugcIdcring scroua aid cutan'
Gus and hillary disorders. 1hc experience Of SIN
teen years has fully established the high repu;.,-
ton Of this invaluable medicine: its curative pow
crs have been thoroughly tested in long-siandng
and obstinate ca c.. with such inyaiiab,c success
rs to call forth Tic most Hat. erirg COMMUNICATIONS
rom eminent physicians throughout the cCuGtri.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

g0. One fact in the present contest
we'll illustrates what freedom can do for
a State. Whenever Cairo is in danger
Of an attack, the Superintendent of the
Illinois Central Railroad, at ten hours
notice, can start from the different
points on that line four miles of ears for
the impcriled city, capable of delivering
$4,000 men there as soon as the loco
motives can carry them! What can
auy and all the rebel States do to COM
pare with tits?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

~. No men arc so dee, Int that
shallow places may be found in them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-10

A.Mempl,is. Tenn. has furnished
1000 ss.ldiers for the war.
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~.sThs best purifier u the blood 10 Halls Sas
sapasila.
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Leonard scott 4 Co.'S
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The recent Ct Ai,snce Sheets from the British
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lna ln4 ~ they can now be placed in the hands
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Sands Sarsaparilla.
T,lc Great American Remedy
For Purifying tl,s KlCGd.
WILL Re FOUND

\ CERTAIN CURE
Scrotula, Rheumatism. Salt Rhcum, Fc
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Mlcrcurial Diseases, Liver Com
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U0Gen. 6cott. like Marlborough,
has never lost battle.
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rERne OF sUBsCKIPTIOs

village suhscribers served BY q I
once and Nal sUi IN
NIL tsyrneut - not made strictly IN s5EaDce,
o.1ts ti'l n ali Ate lie added the-e terms ana
iu-ere-f CHARGED sitter year but payer " %
cent 10 subecriters cot cf tie State units pA1o ~
and when the subscription expires the paper VAL -
discontinued.
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BusiAeSs Directory.
CHAS. c. DEWEY.

Attorney. Councillor sDd Solicitor. Rutland, Vi
rT-Unlce. formerly occupied b. : n. Hodge
Ia q few doors North Of the Court H0Bs-. HAfn
Street. lf-u
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lsu1cessors TO sbeldous. Morgan slas0E ktTf
Des.er- Hes1 Rutland. Vermont / Sheldon Chi
Sheldon. A sheldon. 1Eg- ID slE-op 81. lg
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- ecIsi cnuifAcis Haor ipf fSsf"f 0DSLAA =
verrs.lu. uns With regular Customer
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D. ". PRIME.

49, Surgeon Dentist. Brandon. W once
- a. the residence of R0ssefer OPPOSITE
znG0u T. ouse a-yl
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THE DALEY HERALD

3- E1-l sra cry nl'rEIuE 49, -ehrob ioE the morn
az trains leaving kutlsno. - 500 lseT year.
PITY cent? per month or , cent? Ter amber.
frd wilI Goblin ~. Iei-graphle hepUTtr iro1
lie cIstr0 iTess. up 10 the aietG hour, tOgethsf
It. .Ucs Lew-. stIrurlsl--
An mug edition vii AFRO be pUblIshed wbsDsE-
eT occa-Io. rtuulTes isch ~ e .ol0 ali
ceuEs reI au.ulrT. Iibsga4 ieIIHs ACE slth AsSs
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Time u1 ApvxRTisIss.

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I lIl.-rsl .s-sncs Enscr - ibO-s - 10 .ScFsFl~
L4EEt.,
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Is PUBLISHED gvEEY THURSDAY hOEsIES,
And viii cuu1a'u lull synoI-is 81 tie Bs"r OF the
previous Ssek. including iul IersTsphie reports Of
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iEUsHFo-t'sII, C,oiL. Hat, Tooth and M
ID b'u-i e. t,T -alr L4 IUTILE. CO.
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Lost tt"sk> fuk III MILLOA. embracing
- arIfp'I g pfini-hta Comic aud Negro >ougs
Fer q / tt TIfTrI.R ( 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
The Repaise an western Virginia
Gallant Conduct Of the Federnis.

GsLLAroLEs. Ohio. August 2s.-The battle
at Cross Lanes. near Summersiile, ON tho
10th inst. proved 10 be bloody affair. The
following are all the particulars We have
learned:
The eth Ohio regiment. Col. Tyler, was
surrounded while M breakfast and attack ed
ON both tanks and In front simultaneously
Our men Immediately formed for battle and
fought bravely. while they saw but little
chance ct success. the enemy being too pow
erful
Col. Tyler sent forward to the baggage
train which was coming up, three miles dis
tart. and had IL turned back towards Gauley.
which point il reach in safety
Companies II, G, and /. suffered most sc
verely They particularly we're in the hot.
test OF the fight and stood up to il bravely
and fought their way, through fearful odds,
making dreadful slaughter in the enemy's
ranks.
The rebel force consisted of three thous.
aud infantry. fonr hundred cavalry and
ten gum.
The Federal forces scattered after they
had cut their way through. but soon formed
again and fired. but received no reply or purs
suit of the enemy.
Our loss cannot be definitely ascertained,
though not over two hundred are missing out
OF nine hundred engaged
The rebels loss is fearful.
Lieut.. Col Creighton captured the enemys
colors and two prisoners.
Tho following is list ofthe officers known
10 be killed:
Capt. Dyer. PAinsville; Cap.. Shirtiff. Co.
c. Oberlin: Capt. Sterling not James, CO. /;
Adj.'t l.. DeForest. Cleveland: Lieut. Chas
Warrent and Sergeant Maj. King, Warren,
Ohio. The other field officers are all safe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
Night Dispatches


News from the south via Louisville.
LovrvIttt. Aug 2S.--The railroad travel
to and from the South l. immense
The Tennessee authorities TOOK the con
tents Of the Adams Express Company's SAFE
% day
The Memphis Avalanche Of the 9th says
that Gen. Folks agent announces that 20
more impressments will be made for trans.
;'orts
The confederate Congress passed resolu
ton approving the course Of planters in keep
lng their cotton in the interior and the deter
minatioa Of insurance companies not 10 IN
sure crop when not retained on the plants
ton.
Col. Thomas H. Taylor. Of Frankfort. has
been appointed Colcael Of Dancsn's Ken
tscky regiment al Manassas.
The Norfolk. Virginia. Herald has tempo
rsriiy suspended fer want Of paper.
The Charleston Mercury's correspondent
says ne are without the sympathy OF friend
ship Of any nation on earth The ONLY argu-
ment by which ne can influence them -
their necessities AID feArs.
This correspondent savs the cenfederates
suffered more IN killed and wounded than
the federnis. and complains that advantage
rss not taken Of the federal fight from M..
nsssss.
Memphis, va Padacah.--. battle = re
ported AZ Cspe Girar3eAn YESTERDAY. The
confeisrates victorious. creating great CON
motion AZ Cairo.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

NV YoRK. August 25.-The Herald says
notwithstanding the apparent qgetness on the
part OF the United States authorities IN this
city in relation to the suppression of the Sc
cession newspapers, it is not true that they
are not doing anything in the matter. This
morning every mail and express train which
leaves this city carries with il detective Of
icer whose duty il Is to search all packages
and suspected baggage, with a view to ascer-
tain If there are any secession papers in the
train, aud il so to seize them, and If any such
journals should be found in the possession Of
am person 10 bring him back to this city 10
be properly cared for. also a. soon as the dis
trict attorney. Mr.. Delafield Smith, returns
TO the city. il is said measures will be taken
TO suppress the publication of papers which
administer aid and comfort to the rebels.
Tse British War Steamer Reynaldo, is
below
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
Noon Dispatches
~ Persauee 81 the Arrest ef Ander-
ssn-Den. Weed and Isasah Hyn-
ders smpsscasea-A British ve.-
eel Flying = Secession Flag.

Nav foKx. August 2s--According to the
confession Of Anderson. arrested here yester-
day. he has for months contributed editorial
facilities 10 the News. Day Book and Journal
Of Commerce.
An intercepted letter from Washington adj
vised him 10 go South via. keltucky. as a
passport could not be obtained from the GOV
eminent.
lie states that Ben. Wood aud Isaiah Ryn-
ders have communicated with the south as
extensively a. he has done.
Andersons correspondence gives great
deal Of important political information be
sides duplicating parties well laown in this
State.
4 dispatch SAYS the ship Sim nds. a British
vessel owned in 81. Johns. Nss brunswick.
has been lying IN the port OF Quebec some
three weeks flying a secession flag
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
Exciting Runners of Fight ON the Po-
tomac-Maneuveriag Of the Rebels
--ssen. Mcclellan over the Potomac
--RasseIf Accompanies Him-Af-
fairs ON the Potomac.

wAsHlSGroS. Aug. 2rth.-The city Was
rife. last night and this msrning. with the re
port Of tight on the other side OF the Poto-
mac. Even IN unusually veil informed quar-
ters. there j. conflicting information on the
subject. IL Is certain, however. that Gen
Mcclellan returned from thence at half past
eleven o'clock. last night. and nothing Of an
important or serious characfed vas elected
Ii i probable. however. that disunion force
ofnree companies Of cavalry, and about the
same number ofinfantry. with two field pieces
have been lowering In the vicinity OF Balls
Cross rosd. and mAneuveIing with view To
draw dsiachments ef our troops into an am
buscade.
The steamer Philadelphia. just arrived from
Fortress Monroe. reports all quiet on the Pc
tomac, and the navigation unimpedei. Sig
nal rockets from the Maryland shore ev dent
" conveyed the intelligence Of her presence
10 the Nirginians. She waited till morning.
but the batteries OF the enemy. at Matthias
Point and Acqua Creek. did not open fire.
HERALDs CORRESPONDENTS.
Gen Mcclellan went over the Potomac
river TO -day. to visit the camps and inspect
the troops. Mr.. Russell. Of the London
Times, was invited TO attend him. No other
correspondent was favored with = pass.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

NorIcK To TFAcHERs.--Sotice is hereby
given that the Board of Trustees will receive
written applications for situations rs teachers
in the Public Schools, 10 commence on the
first Of October. any time between this date
and the first Monday in September. All APP
pIications must be accompanied with the Ger.
tifcate Of the School Examiner.
The applications are TO be addressed TO OF
fled with Mr.. John Rainhari. at his store.
corner OF 9TH and Ohio streets
By order Of the Board.
JAS. r. EDMUNDS. Sec. pro tenn.
div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
The British Mind made up-An.
ether Privateer sent 40 Sea.

W.sniScros. August 2s.-Mr Adams
Minister 20 England. writes that in the Brit
ish mind the independence Of the rebels is
fully admitted, as . military ami political ne.
cessity: that their acknowledgements by
England Is but question OF time. and pru-
dent courtesy: that while Britain Is impatient
TO get cotton from the South in exchange
for manufactured goods. she i anxious not
20 close the Northern markets. and is unwil
ling 10 part with her hope of breaking down
the Morrill, tariff by the same means with
which she chained the North with the Walk
CT tariff. and that two or three more sue
cesses like that Of Bulls Run would entitle
the shareholders TO immediate recognition.
The steamer jamestown, BY rebel bap-
tism the Patrick Henry. is said TO have run
the blockade AZ Fort Monroe. and gone ont
10 sea on the night of the 18th. She il fast
and must prove dangerous.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

BxisxpnKz GENIAL ASpKzsoS'- srAss-
The following officers have been ordered
70 duty n the staff Of Gen. Robt Anderson.
They are TO report At Cincinnati on the 30th
inst: Captain Green. A. A. g.: Capt Han
cock. A q. NJ. Capt. Symonds. commissa
~ Of Substance: Capt. Prince. Corps Of
Engineers; First Lieut.. Michlen Topo.
e-aphicsl Engineer: Surgeon Cuyler. Of the
Medical STAT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

~ A public meeting viii be held Al
Thonpson's school house. in Clark county.
Illinois. near the south end Of Sugar Greek
township. in this county. ten miles from
Terre Hauts. on Saturday next. at one
o'clock p. NJ. to meet DR.. Norris and ]. l..
Brown, who are organizing military com
pany for service. 4 patriotic feast Of rea
son and flow Of soul" i expected j. r.
Bair.l. W. X Edwards. Charles Cruit. r.
b. o'Reilly. N. Masterton and Others have
been invited 10 attend.
Music has been engaged for the occasion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

DErAKrrKk 90 rHg 25rH--Col. Veatch's
regiment. the 25th. left Camp vanderburgh
at Evansville. on Tuesday for St. Louis. The
regimen, has been thoroughly equipped and
provided with all the necessaries for the
campaign.
Capt. Rsbb. having received orders TO hil
up his company from four TO sly gun
battery. is now rapidly recruiting at his camp
Gear Camp Sullivan. at indianapolis.
The indianapolis Journal of yesterday
furnishes ia the following:
A company for the regiment Of sharp
shooters has been organized at Kokomo. and
viii arrive in this city to-.sy. II il Differed
a. follows 7. J. Hirrison. Captain: Thomn
Herring. ist Lieutenant: W r Philips. 81
Lieutenant
Capt. Harrison va With the 9th regiment
in the three moaths Western Virginia cam.
pAign-
Grs Boar Mks.-rhs gun boat Conestogs
ia at Evansville charging her crew for the
river service. Lieut. Phelps. of the United
States Navy. Is the recruiting officer for the
-. 50 pau -'. ''o" .. y
80 POI "'"'"' WIN INV, '''''ns anu 'ae
800 bounty and land grants at the end Of the
AsRivAI AND Dfrsarrxk or C,SsIHY-
Capt. MAYORS cavalry company. Of Lsfay
.s..,,- .s.,, g. phn.I.i.h.- -
- -,
A.. IT,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-.
s'..'s.s, :. p,',.s.'~@ ', ' 80 ~, ~
80,
q. -. $50 ~ ''"'' '''''''
COMPANIES AHaiviss.-for several days
ps' e'''' 70" ''''' "''"'sS'' 'ns a''''"
" military eompan'es over the roads cen
''"as 7" ''e city me numbers OF men go
'is n'o camp mere greater al TINS ume
"'--'''" " ''e
- A'ss 'es'"ea's VI 'a'se months men.-
'"e cru anu iha'A"'Poas railroad
's'- Wv =" 'A"'''''"'' "''"'e' VI ess-'ne
'--e' .APs."ns 70 o''ns 70 TOE city To-
'.a''' ''' '''e ''"s'''
n ~ no" Organizing. The northern and
NV 's "oos'
Cot Ror~~ssr's Rrsssrsr.-on Monday
me 1ensrsoas'lle Railroad took from this
city large number OF cars Tor The purpose Of
VI "'a''' 'es'"sa' NON
Jsnsrsonrille TO Seymour. where the tr>Ot.
would take cars on tho Ohio 4 Nj .ssspps
Rad "a 81 Laal Ths ,sv;,.,, Ia. h..,
a''s' !" s''"ins "raers TOT -. LOUIS Tor some
!. - - '''@'"'
-, .,.,,...,,.,.~ -. IT,
w..ns-s.m.-, :, ws..'-s.'-.s - ."e
80 ~ 10y
s s'"sA' Tot men
- - -''''''''" '"'
1--WE - "'''' y = '1'' 'as ''un'e'n''h
-,
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49, ,.,,,,h.s -, 49,. '11 me"
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

Nav ioEK' August 2s.-The Post says
subscriptions TO the I 80 100 Treasury not es
are averaging. 10 individuals. over Sl00. 900
per day.
Mr. Cisco issues daily about one hundred
certificates
We hear Ola negotiation afioat for 400.
600 which will probably be concluded 10
day. IL il understood ti,is amount is wanted
IN Hartford, Conn. principally for the mon
ied institutions of that city.
Mr.. Chase has finally decided TO date all
tho fifty million. 30l00 Treasury notes,
August 18th. 1851. being the day the hrst
payment Of the 10 per cent by bankers of
this city was made
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
The Great English Remedy
SIR JANEscLARKE,s

SIR JAMES cLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS |
Prepared from a preseris;ion Al Sv J. Cg0,ke
N. ID. Physician Extraordinary 10 fte Qsoen.
This invaluable medicine IA unisilinr IN TIE eureo
all those painful and dangerous diseases o. which IN
female consultation Is subject. Il moieraies al e.
oes-e~ and removes eli ob.truoslon-. and speedy
may be relied on
To MARRIED LADIES
particularly suited. Ia will Ia a short fsne
bring the monthly period with regularity.
Zach bottle. pric, one dollar, bears The Govern
msus stamp % Great Britain. to prevent counter
felt
CAUTION
71r-> Pl. .Aonls naf De f.tkea bg female during
"a, F7RS7 THREE MONTHS n Pvsgsaney,a
E>v are ssve h bring 81 N,scsryia0e. bal a. my
o<ler time ney are sdf>
n ell cases Of Nervous AMI spins Affections, Pain
In lAe Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight exeriios
p.lp..s:io % the Heart, Hysteric- and White.
these pa viii affect a cure VIXEN all other means
have fssd: and although powerful remedy. -
not contain iron. csiomei. sntimouy or anything
hurtfal 70 H. constitution
Pull directions "a the pamphlet around each pack
age, which sho4sld b. carefully preserved.
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s.B.-sI.oc and postage stamps enclosed to any
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
The Rebels concentrating near
the Chain Bridgc-Tbc BaIti.
more Pnpcrs-Effects OF the TIA.

WASHINGTON. August 2cth-The enemy's
forces are concentrated in large numbers a
short distance from the Chain Bridge, on
the Virginia side Of the Potomac. between
the Chain Bridge and Leesburg
The Baltimore Sun of this morning. states
that no journal in Baltimore has been re-
quested 10 withhold the publication of army
news.
The recent alterations in the tariff prevent
the further expectation of the Belgian cloth
known as Shoddy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

ST. LorIs. Aug 2s.-The remains Of Gen
Lyon will be escorted with proper ceremo-
uies at one o'clock from Gen Fremont :
Headquarters TO the Ohio aud Mississippi
Railroad Depot, where they viii be delivered
10 the Adams Express Co. 20 be conveyed
east by the three o'clock train
The escort accompanying the body east,
consists of Major III. A. Conani. OF Gen Lv
yon's stan, Capt. Plummer and Edgar U. ).
A.. Lept. Clark. and eight privstes Of Col
McNeii's Regiment L. s. Reserve corps
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
Federal Treeps Kitlea and Wsun.
dea-The Expeaisiss srsss Fer.
trees uoaroe.

WssHISroS. August 9-.--It : now believ-
e. t1At several OF our soldiers ~.re killed
aud wouadci in the skirrnish on the Virginia
eide yesterday.
The main object Of ire fee, which lately
leff Fort Monroe : more efec;naily 10
blockade the southern ports. No invasion
i Contemplated
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

Tnr FIRST IN MAnkEr.-Messrs. Hartsock,
Allen L Co. have received. by Express. the
first Of their Fall purchases. consisting ofsu-
perb csssIxrRKs and vrsTfsos. As those are
they viii soon be gone therefore call soon.
A full supply Of Military cloths on hand.
div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

ELkvs~ COMPANIES II Ckxr-BCLLr Foa
On GkxKsE-Another company Of solun.
teers from Greene county. making the third
from that county. and eleven now in Camp
vigo. arrived last evening The people Of
this State are just beginning to wake up
The two companies which arrived on Tues
day and last evening, are commanded by
Captains Baty and Gainey