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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

r, 7ou vsn. vcur GsIiclls sicsls. suny chEdren % %
heslthv. ztrsns aud rocui i9-Lrsn give hen acLraE 3
gren-squlEg Ucld.L Zee She 1r-clc-s q "a bot
TEL L. j. uslcic-s 20 take
Cue sahiespc1fui -aAsu every mJruiAg ilztns, & o
sure Dr-veat;ve aseiust Ohins a. y Te-, Tsl1s Faur
Cn5ltra, OF any p-evA-uE tiss-ss.
CAUTIra-se@sre g. c-ususs Or daaiars Ehr nav
l.y = pslu upcu you alstle 81 Bliters or c-rsepar4iirs
which thev car by sheap b. s-yng it g iustl sc.
lrere are cvel men base enough q s-ta pt u M
uame 70 CUB 1slr We i~eoci,ns. Avoid sura ma
nous pir1iessud tt5ir Vluslna71 o1up9unls. Asa fer
Or. !. n EcLean's SuauTtheHlng CofcI a1d Blood
Purifier. Tahs zolhing el-e. u ia the oily remsdv
thar VII uag.fT tie b3oai lhor0uEhiY, and 81 G8 sane
tine st4sngsroa a1d inviEom.s tte whole orEaniE1ticls
It e put up Il large bt1cs-Fl rer oot--, Or s4 boz
d. J. H. MeLE6N Sole Pru7rietor,
Conner Third and Pine streets. ST. Louis, 10.
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From TIE Examiaer, NorfolS, Va.
oephaLe Pills accomplish the object for which they
were made, viz Cure OF Eeaasehe in all its iorus.
PROM the Examiner, Norolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than 8 thousand cases,
with entire success.
From the Democrat, st Cicud, Kim.
fyou are, or have been trouslsd with the Headache,
send for a DIX tCephaiie Fiiisl 50 that you may have
them in case Of an attack.
From the Adverti,er. Providence, h I.
The OephaI.c pills are aid 70 be S remark biz eaee-
tvs remedy ior the Headache, aad one Of the very 1est
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
Prom the western R. R. Gazssts, Chiesss, III.
Va heartily inlorse Nr. spaldingi and his unriTaled
Cephslic Pins.
Prom the EsnsEba Ta1eT star, KanAvha, Va.
We are sure thst persons suffering with the Headsehe,
who try them, viii stitA 70 theis-
From re soatas-n Path Fsnder, New Orleans. Ia.
Try the,ai yop that are saitsd aad we are sure us.
ISL int as reserved oon-ats that 20 other medicine
csn prgtuee-
FROM TIE St. Louis Democrst.
Eas immense dgraan5 fer ne srt.eio Uspasle pills.
IS rspidly Increasing
Erucf the Gezfite, Davenport IOWA.
Mr.. spalding vorId not soa-ec. his name win an ar
.ice he d. ror rnow7l possess real Eesit.
Fson ths Adgcrdssr. ProviduDos, Al.
ms ts5timoay % lssir fzvor is strong, nun ne NEST
respectable quarters.
Trs-u ne Ds'y News NeET9c5 a..
Ceohane FiHs are lakiBg tbs place Of al Endc.
From the CoHuerciai Bulletin, Boston, Ass.
Said to be very sHcaei01s fr ne HsaGsche.
Frun tae Cg1mprciai. Cincinnati, Ohio-
sussrius humanity AN nov be re.-ssd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

ELsHVILLE TTHF.. Fsb g, 1871
tlls s. 20 -ertf-t rret NE Irs1r t1ca Cl4ra-y o. tie
w ~ Of P--IE+a, lHcated e. Wiuche-tac, 10 the site
ofVirgI1ld, has cpUri-e1 wf ffsI ia reges euert5 OF
ne Cc1s, on the su1ioct ~ Foreign -nsL-au~s Co-Dor4-
o iel, Il. sections iiS o. i507 Inclusive, as ~eH g. tla
ats o. 24th Of March, is6g, cLsPt-r o. c15. ssctios 10
rTu'-irg a Gcr1si' WITH tle coup17rs- Of frerty
tHYuszl1 eu-iars or -N pei cert. iJnis Oh tie State.
An has &. ". Z. ovysz Is The legally au't1uzsd
res1essCa.
E-Poiic.es issued suf renewed arr isssss gunriiy
9c" for shi5c1 anc raiotle Tusar2acs CJmpaav5r
nr3 p q. L. CqlrE
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ESoTlOWay's 0I1UneaT.

Rolls FIsP1Es TUNOass 7 The p~ericioui
n7sirams adgs, tisnd as -a5metes a-e ez.rosive, uiHera
sd vegetable ex-racta whish not only destroy the skIr
but .ay the basis o. iazuner4bia facial disorders, arr
even partial paralysis Ct the nerves. witnuut L,
oaueful consequence5, Hallowey's Ointment win Pc.
form al the cures whieh Tie others boast BAT fail :,
effect.
Sold BY aildrusg5ts, at1sep s7a., sn5 81 per box.
i~efE-ftwavlw
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Fer war news by telegraph, see second
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~IHAFEEEHs' GDtDEs
yaPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD

0fioe--tHiOR Street, Ger. Front Aheys
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
hRnrvE. nEPART.
AHL a-stFs a.
Ezrr1 sin...-..-....I26 A. E---.-.s % p a.
Accommodation taia.--.--s18 a. M.....'4N0P n.
MEMPHIS nj oHIe RAILROAD.
AEHrTF. DEPART.
Past EEpre5ss--.-s-..8aeA F....-....-bN9 A. a..
Nal EErress-..-...-ssas1 p. M....--..-..AU p. d.
r-rfssIsSFPPI ANDTFgNEsSEE RAILROAD.
ARRrvr. DEPART.
MAJ A. m-..y P n.
Freight and ecugumclAl11- 2.W p. M..s.s.-ta1 A. y.
MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD
PASSENGER Train io1re1 Ferry Lsndina daily lsHa-
days excepted 81 6-eo AM. Arrives ci2 ?. lon-
meets q Esdls1n Wiu ArEanszs 5izEe company and
Overland n sfDlcaes toLstle RoE Fo-. SMITH, SAP
F-aulisc1. Cal.i1ruias Hot sprugss Nashiugtor, hrkal-
uss Carklvlus, Esras, and al p-incipa poins IL
Ark1nass aad Trrss. Tickets sid b. L. s. KneE ton
No. Id TeTsrfnn sweet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

WATCHING TIE STREETS The pipe which
was 2 yea. and half ago laid below The lsves,
to supply water from Tie river Tor the tanks
on the bluH. below J. farson street, has become
useless, probably il consequence Of being
cboRsd with mud. Mr.. John Eddirgs is har-
iBr placsd near the edge q the river, a. the
foot Of Jeaerson street, ? pn-tabie steam En-
gins, which viii be used to pump water from
tie river to be sell OF the stationary engine,
situated at tts foot Of DE bluffs, frcm whence
it viii be pump ID up to TIE tanks for use for
watering he streNc.
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To ths sernaan rarhorIos Of mem-

TNNN0
For a long time The German Catholics Of
this city have felt The necessity OF a church,
il which he services Of religion might be per-
formed 10 heir native language. Many causes
have hitherto prevented the attainment Of this
object. We are now happy to say that those
causes have ceased 20 exist, aud BY he solicit.
tube az r.. Rev. Bishop Wbelsn. 4 suitable Tot
wss procured, on the corner Of Third and Mar
ket streets. on which a temporary structure
has beea erected fer the purpose Of having di-
Wne service.
Tie German C7thoIlcs Of Memphis are re-
specially Informed that he exercises Of heir
reiieion viii b. bed 40 ths above place every
Sunday morning, at and lCI o'clock, AMI at
r. w.. / Reps, Pastor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

SrABHsD-Oa Wednesday night, al honss
Of m-fsms, on Casey street, KEEP by "o-
man named Sally Smith, a quarrel broke out
betEesn Wm. Bain ana q mac who was en-
ploT4 on a Tsesm5oat, and generally known
as rDutch Henry" Ds.ing he quarrel fhe
latter wounded Balm IN three places. Over tie
heart is a deep cat; over down IN The breast
Is a stab; a third stab is stil lower in the side
near tcs nils. From The latter wound the m
esstiBes p.otruded. The mar, 20 is believed,
ali die. Dutch Henry escaped, and has not
s.net ban head Of.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

The P~resbytery Of Memphis, in session
ow IN Somsryille, on Thursday last unani-
iously passed al ordinance Of secession from
ss General Assembly Of The Presbyterian
church Of the Omitted States The Other
'Iesbvteries Of the Confsdersts states will ID
iscede preparatory 20 The Organization Of the
General ASSEMBLY Of TIE church IN The Con
fsdersts states. The fret assembly Of the
Southern church is invited 70 bold their meet
lnr In lis ciIr-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

THE Jackson FUSD.-Messrs. Lownes and
Speed yesterday dispatched 10 Governor Leteb-
sr Of Virginia, eleven hundred and eighteen
d%olHrs, the smount collected through their
efoits in this city for the benefit of the family
O, The heroic Jackson. The amount was for
wardsd 5y the Adams express company, free
Of chsrge.
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CALL on AMOS WOODBURY., ESQ.

MtMPll 5lle IL 1901.
AMOS WOODRUFF, EsQ-Sr: TIE under
signed, a portion Of Your fcIow-citizsns, feel
iHg a deep intsrest in the property Of this
city, respectfully request The Use Of your nane
a. a candidate for msror al the approaching
election.
Your eminent qualifications as a business
naB and manufacturer, and your Identity o.
Interest in whsteve- viii add 70 The 7rosrs'iey
Ct Mennbiz, '~>--uer Will your experience in
the workings o.: svsIv department Of our city
eovernneBi, make you peculiarly suited to full
e. the duties Of mayor.
The peculiar times through which we are
passing, requires our best men ct The helm Of
government, and while it nav cause some per-
soaal sscri6ce On your part, yet W hope ycu
will no. refuse this solicitation from your fell
low-ctizens, who feel SO deep an vest in
.hs prosperity o. our city.
m-------ar-HF-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

7. A. Nelson, A. J. White & Co., J. ". T. y
F. McDsyitt, s. H. Dunscomb, FowlKss #,
Co Jack s. ShaDks, n. B. Iones, Taylor 4
McEswsn, S. a. Norton, ". n. Brown, J.
r.. S ration, Harris, HINT & Co, c. ".
Cover. F. r. Cash, H. Fl. Miller, F. Lane,
S. p. Read, S. Frsncioli.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

OlrfE TELEGRAPH STATION. sept. IL
The Pony Express with San Francisco dates
TO the 2lst nlt. passed here last night. The
St Louis for Panama took down 81 .l3a 600
in treasure
There are nine companies of volunteers TO
serve on the plains az Camp Downey IN
other camp i established near san Francis
CO.
Two men, residing three miles from Ieha
ma. were murdered on the night Of the 2Sth.
by four Spauiards. who after robbing the
premises. set the house on fire. This has
produced great hostility against the Span
iarls Of that county Many of whom have
been forced 70 flee.
The town OF Omega, twenty miles north
of Nevada was almost destroyed by fire on
the night of the 18th Loss about $40. 900
Fourteen families of emigrants, number
ing over 100 persons were inhumanly butch
cred by the Indians at Grove Lake. on the
9th ut
say Francisco, Sept An the princi
pal business houses are closed today. and
attention is given 20 election matters. There
j. every probability that the Republicans
have carried the State by handsome plural
ity. More anxiety has been felt concerning
this election than anv other ever held in this
State.
Some 5000 had been subscribed in san
Francisco to be sent TO Parson Brownlow.
At last accounts Gen. johnson was ia the
neighborhood Of +, Paso, on his way 10 Tex
"A. 10 attend - private business
4 train Of emigrnts from TeAas. passed.
through Los Angeles last week on their i, Az
North
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
LATER FROM EG kOP l.
,rri,ai of th. Europa

lAt4fsN. Sept ~ u he steamer tufapa
from Liverpool ga Ssiurtss, the IN via
Queenstown the sth. has arrived here Tier
dates are fao days later than per Anglo
saxon
She has L 800 81 ecie
TIE rev steamer of lnmau : line the City
at New York. gave the greatest satisfaction
She will sail on her frat voyage - New ofk
on the llfh
GGF.r BEIrtfS.-At q meeting 81 the Brit
ish Association. Mr. Bassilly Of Manchester.
read another psper on the Cotton question.
m which the commercial policy Of the United
State w. bitterly denounced. and the *
p,~hcncy OF England freeing herself from
dependence on america. strongly urged
The Liverpool Post asserts that ihenss
: ~erfell Who Wa arrested ~ New York
must have been imprisoned under mi.con
ception
FnA~ot-The French Naval Division vii
remain Of he coast II syria. the whole win
Ter. fsr tie protection n the Christian
The boafse vas Gam bnt gel droopne
felis Reilly. the protector 81 the Nieaf
senan Canal. has taken legal step against
The English comfany which ~as 10, 4ssum
Ing the right over The projected cansl
t*eHerai uee- not of Importance
AiiliaA Is hs,e been sent 90 Amefira
. ffo, .ne fha' Srus'i recrni's Ffestei a New
slk isa 80 plIfissl m r,inn from England
snd .be mpscs ionnd IN MS possession ~.
ipr business purposes only
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
The Last Act Of the Farce-rrcpa =
ing for a Tragedy.

I FR4n1Esek. Nm, sept le-imneai.tel.
after lhe farce was gone through with yes
lerla, r. ~. Of calling the roll aud adjourn.
meni AZ unusual stir took place Ia the com
mnnly
Companies If Nilsson Regiment were Oh
ser, 81 passing through the cify in different
I direction, aad soon Il was found Toe cifY
was vailed Ia No one could 20 out without
pass from the Provost Marshal. whose Of
flee Was so0n crowded with an excited throna
81 people. Who lad been stopped aud turned
back In the meantime. Lieut. Carmichael.
ct ihe Baltimore Police. was moving qniety
ahoni with bis olhcer, accompanied hv a
squad OF military making arrests commen
eng with the officers OF the Legislature. and
especial!, tie Clerk. who contended lhef
would keep the Legislative machine going
untl quorum should arrive.
The iilst occupant of the guard house was
the Clerk 81 the House. Milton Y Kidd his
assistant. and lhos II Moore. could NOT be-
found iill late Ia tic evening has uas finally
arrested
The Clerk Of tic senate Nj Kiimour.
and his assistant. NJ OArmack. were also
also found with much difficulty and a.
rested
Mr. Cor,lon and Mr. McCubbin. OF Ale
ehany. were next taken. and SOON Messr-
Solomon : Dufant we're arrested at a late
hour
Mr. kes-lcf nas arrested, but Nh Mill
20 the last accounts had not been taken.
The aim OF the officers was a. arrest al
the members who voted for Mr. Wallace
famous report. about 30 .iOO copies Of which
were Yesterday seized a. treasonable dozen
ments
During the evening the Union members of
the House and Senate met in caucus. andre
solved that the action Of The Senator. pre-
sent in not assembling have virtually brought
The Legislature 70 an end They would re
nfn TO iheir homes and not again attempt to
rea-- emile
Mr. Long. ia the meantime. was delegated
to prepare a brief statement. 10 be signed
and published bN the members present
The arrost OF the clerks will prevent them
from calling tho orll and 50 tie Legislature
is al an end
Several oilhe most noisy ami active scces
sioni-ts Ia town, have also been arrested The
prisoners will remain ia the Guarl House all
night. and be removed To RI. Mcienrv ia the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
TO Consuuspr,vesi

ne advertiser. having be-n ressorc- o. lsealii "a
lew weeks hy very simple remedy after having
fercd several year with severe lung afrci.on 81
that dread disease Consumption. an~ious g. make
known % his fellow sufferers the u~ans q cure.
To those Who wish % Try IL. BE- will send . cops O
"a. prescription nsed fire. q; CHARGE va. ti,e air..
tons Cor preparing and using iho Same. which The
sln fnd a sure cure Tor Consumption Asthma. Rros
ehitis. dc. The only el9e,t e the advertiser :. j..
sending the prescription 20 benefit the afflicted ard
spread Information which h. coi.eelse % b. inrana-
bic. AMI be hope esry sufferer vii Try b.. r.rnee,
u casts them nahng. asd may prove hle,-ns. !.
Parties wishing The prescription vii pleas, aiafs--
Raw. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
seplod~iv King Cornis. y. !
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.
The Battle at Boonviiie--iao Ia uoO
Capt. Epstien Dictates hl> avn
TeEms--The Rebels Could not he led
40 tharge-teNington still Holds
aksss

JEtfFE~oS CRY. Sept. l7th.-Thc CORES
t0ndent of the ST Louis Democrat gives the
following account of the engagement with
the rebels. nj Boonville on the 18th taken
irom Capt Epsteins Official report.
The kapt. SAYS after the fight had lasted
about ala hour, the seceSsionists whom he had
taken n hostages, became 80 restless that
they begged him to allow one OF their nun
her te 60 with flag of truce. and ask IA
armistice. This hostage came back Son al
teFwarls while | let the men cessc firing.
with tho request 70 know nay conditions. /
then demanded that they should y st4.su the
secession forces. two miles irou gisr city
not o. moles; any OF cur famlie- aaa other
Union people. to leave the killel aid voun
ded on the ground where Ihey IT, while l
promised 90 let the prisoners ffes Uhom
had taken. with the exception Of preacher
named Pointer. whom. | informed them.
would shoot IN ease the, should not honora
hly keep their promise for seven days
They left town according o. the agree
ment
Thus the gallant fellow with only one hun
dred and fifty men actually dictated his own
terms 10 fully four times his number
The enemy fought we'll Tor little while
but out of the whole six hundred only SIX
could be found % storm the works Their
leaders bravelv led the way but they abso
lutel, refused 10 follow.
OF these sN our men killed four. THEN Two
leaders. Col Brown and his son Capt. Brown
falling 20 near the entertainments that they
drew them IN. and they died Inside Beside
these the enemy lost eight or ten killed and
wounded
\ courier just from Boon,ille reports the
rebel force fetreating towards Prices com
mand
Besides Col. Brown and Son they lost two
other Captains Col Brown was armed with
three eight inch reviewers, rife. sword
and bowie knife. The weapons are nov in
possession Of Lieut. pease
The correspondent OF the Republican says
reliable Information has been received that
Lexington held out on Monday. and had beed
slightly reinforced
Two thousand men from here had arrived
At Arrow Rock but Green and Harris had
lett with from FIVE 70 six hundred men. tax
Inc southwestern direction.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
n light Dispatches

Quiet on the PStomac-s C0ntraband
Line Discovered nGd Cut-An At
tack EXpectcd--fntcrcour witt,
BritI>h-Thc IGui.siIle Courier to
be ief; Ouf m the Cold.
WAsHNeroN, Sept lSth.-Postmasier
General Blair has returned from Missouri
Quiet prevailed At all points Of the polo-
mae M 20 noou to-day.
Posrs DEsPNrcH.
The Government has just disco,e cred that
the rebels arc carrying on a contraband trade
between orcester county. Md. and r.
GINA. Large supplies of army stores have
been transported TO the enemy's lines by this
route. The necessary measures have been
taken 70 stop the traffic
The precaution adopted by the Go, eminent
indicates that an attack from the enemy IS
expected II IS believed here that II amy al
vance b. made 81 viii be from Lccsburg OF
Harper's Ferry
l. is aseefsained az the Department of State
that hereafter. communication between the
British Government ond It's consuls. in ports
of the insurrectonary States viii. with the
consent Of orr Government. be carried on
BY British vessels of war
This course vii. obvatc the embars4.s
ments which have hitherto attended these
communications through other channcls
The following order was issued through
the Postoiiice Department % day. Ordered
that the louisville Courier found 90 bc sm
advocate Of treason and hostility to the Gos
eminent and authority 81 the United States
be excluded from the mails and Postof.ices
Of the United States. until further ORDER
y, order Of the Postmaster General
JOHN \. kASSON
First Assistant T. VI General
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

Chicago, Sept lS.-Mr Howard. Agent
Of the Pittsburg 4 Chicago Railroad al St
Joseph. arrived in this last night. leaving
that place on Monday. lie reports the only
obstruction on the Hannibal & II Joseph
road - be bridge across the Platte river,
~hleh viii be repaired b DAY, Monday
Fall 10000 Union troorls are along the
line now No fnrIher trouble { anticipa
tel
There are now no ssowed Secessionists
along the read
Mr. Howard = confident that the rebel
lion > completely crushed in that section OF
The state north Of the Missouri river rs
states that he rebels carried away from X
Joseph iisii = million dollars worth OF prop
erif. most Of which was stolen from secs
sioniss-
From Tie Expres- Messenger. lac learaed
that i.e Ninatoa was attacked on Friiay The
Federal forces were al Ia he inirenchnen,.
awaiting lenforccments
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

More oi the guiiucers 81 the New
YORK 10th SEN; 80 Ga, Tortnsas-
ltemnfed Advance oi lohn~on MP
the Potomac.
DAE>srowN Sept l6lh-Thc reminding
Mutsccrs of the New York 18Th regiment.
twcnig three ia number are Go bee sent tp
Baltimore 20 da,. and forwarded thence to
TIE Ior;ugas
Report. are current here tina, ecu John
son j. moo,.ns up The Virginia side oi the
potomac Some state hi- force ai from thif
Is five 90 forts Thousand men
II be ESSAYS tie attempt h ,d,anc vii
bc met in becoming msnnef
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
Another Skirmish an Maryland
Rebels Fire on the Federal Troop
aud are Ssienccd.

BA1uNoRr. sept 1.-THE CORE ponieut
OF the American. AZ Sharpsburg. report. That
on Friday AMI Saturday Last a skirmsh or
CURED near that town. On Friday the rebels
appeared n large numbers ia Shepi rlsfewr
and commenced firing on the fedesalists on
the Maryland side Several cannon were
brought ont By the feicralisis under Colonel
Anderson who brought two Of his gum ~
bear upon them from D1udon Hi. Opposite
the town and opened with ball AMI grape
which soon -llencci the rebels battery aud
DESTROYED several house. 4 lac Of truce
vas sem from the rebels proposing ee--a
ton of the firing Since Then ~ b. been
quiet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

The Legislature AroH~ed 80 Lat
Gen. Anderson called upun - Drive
ont fhr tfebels.
fn,>sfoef sept i-th u ne 'emui'itee
on Federal relailaas. Reported ahtfsNta''t.
~ follows
WnrrfAs ihs Comic lefaie tfoofn have
invaded keuiucif and j. lenil' dictate the
terms upon vhiea iheY will retire therefore
RcsoireI. The Gen Anderson be invited
- take instant eharre Of th.. Department,
and caii oui a force sufficient CAB 'rfe' tho
invaders
This % 81 lae Aou.e. ami tie Seoaie
,sncurrrsl D., 4 vote 81 - % =.
The senate also passed ihe touckin feso-
luton. with bu. three naFs which rrorores
70 confne the var - the two armies, and di
countenancea partisan quauels ~ leading to
civil war.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
HOW DOES PERUVIAN syRur


CtKE - NASY DISFASI~
4 PIP AREN TLY DISSINILAR
Whenever the mind j. ,sxei n,or, than the D..
ine penalty Il Dyspepsia the mos; convenient name
Tor legion 81 complaints beginning With impaired
digestion and generally ending ia CONSUMPTION.
and all originating IN deterioration - the hlooa
From the Rev. nr. GREFSlFAFl
CfSci~NATi. October l.. lsss
have derived - much f.er~ousl benefit from Il /.
Peruvian nyrap," that do not hesitate 10 recon
mend IL use % all that large sas. IL cases. where
Iron i the ehicsent remedy. To ciergymcn sspec..
ally. and persens whose occupations tax heavily L.
nerNlon- energies, or q sufferers from the dehlifa
ting effects Of summer heals. ! believe tins o. b. a.
invaluable remedial agent.
T. II. GREENLEAF.
Rector 81 81 faul's Church
Sept :. dn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19
BeanFesard NakCs an Inspiring
IsranliAr

The Herald dispatches contain the follow
ing. which is about the only fresh sensation
OF All the specials.
WAsBINeroN. Sept.i7-Evesything Is quiet
along the lines to-day. Several rebels have
been taken prisoners within few days. and
they all assent that Gen Beauregard has
promised the extreme Southern AMI Coast
troops that if they VIII not go home he will
move forward before the 10Th and have Il
battle. He assures them that he will take
Washington without attacking our works i'm
mediately in front
This promise is made 20 keep the troop of
the Gull States from leaving the army
Our Spies eorroborate the above state
ment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-19

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Tfsh1 Ham i>pis~s
ave manufacture eaf Es-len work ve
can and viii ell good Sc l,eef Ifi,ss than
can be bought A snt ether house in the
trade. Persons wislane - bns ~ ~bolesale
viii nnd il 70 their altsntsxe % hay 81
u. AZ We ,ssH seil n The lape.s Eastern prices
No. Ia, Main Street resFe Hau'e. I'si
Factory near Saasu< bndge. Lynn. Ma.
Custom work and repairing done y order.
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