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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

Is. 900 ooo) 1--WE MILLIONS OF BOXES OF BRAN
DsErH,s PILLS AkK SOLD fEARLS. rms SALE
MEADlLx Increases. and Jet Thousands dc I ON
colds and fsver-. whsch thess pin could certainly
cure. Brandresh'. m. are sfmpie. but unmatched
lor efficacy. Hes Important that We a. once seeure
an advantag~ over 4eknes. when # can b. had a.
Al outlay Of only g cenis.
Mr.. c. Rsppelyea. q Monmouth county. \. J,
writes, March u. 1859
II va. troubled 10 Jan1aTy last with cosuvoness
COZ several a.ys. and took ten grains q eaiomei .
obtain relief Iean b eoit ] suppose ~ any rate,
severe dlarrhosa SCI in. which ~ medical attend.
ant foani Il impossible n arrest. Ibis va followed
BY dy~-cntsry. Ny strength was al gone. avery
hing psst-i ttgougl m, AsTioekit Afrsnd iron.
Nv Yoff NJ. csofF Lewis. fortuna 81, called on
me. anl .dsi-ei naASpsrraH'a rut- ! thought IA
my we4k condition one pin eouii te enough, hu'
he samlnlstegsd fgur. aud the nsxt morning fur
more. Much iupufiy came from rae, and, % my
surpr -. The sofsae.s AMI pain dlminishsi. ons
bon cured me iali'. am new hearty, with a sod
spyet T.. o1ee. gel Canal street, ard y al drug.
gists.
sold BY }. 4. ceSIsaa.~, Teue-uause. aaa - al
rr.pec,at's s.sier. 10 mesleise Jsnia~iw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
8g nn.e,- uoI,spd Bstter's

M panafrlpbis i Jus. In speaking Of the late
1910 n. Ii ia III: city By the FrAnklia insu-
ute. - s:
I DOT AZ medic 'nes. w are always extremely
saat ms. unless satisfied Of the m rits q The article
mon. Hose exhlo I'd Is ihs celebfatsd Holland
B,tsers. mi, nd cine bas been extensively nitro
cucsd - evsry state il the Cnioa, and III The 1an-
aaan Prov aess. p iacip .iiy ~ithin The last to
years he .xhTbiiou show. Testimonials n every
Ianx4s.e kno~p . America, asoog which ne ho-
uce oae fr5m Tie late Hon. John N. ciAyton. Of
Delaware"
.D,.p pei. a.ad4eae an I digestion, by Which
an oer,ou. are more O. Is. Affected. can usually b
eursa % a.ol~r4ss exercise, wholesome food, and
do.> ofBnfhave'. Holland Bistsrs one hour befor'
e.cA nea."-Ba1 Sun lani-d&wiml
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

81 stramous OF serofaious Affections are TIE
euxss. the blixot. the potato rot Of mankind. They
vile aud althy as well a. fatal. They arise lrcm
coc.smlnaroh aud impurlEy Of the blood. and are 70
Be seen an around as everywhere. One quarter Of
All We meet are tainted with them. and one quarter
o. ,hs,s de Of them; die fooishiy TOO. because they
are carable. AYEn's sAAzArAKtLLA cieanses out tbs
scrofaloas corruption ron the blood, renders II pure
and healthy, AID ereetualIy expurgates the foul
contamination ron the system. No ionger sroan
under your SC . aiors disorders, since the ir~resists-
bic ARA has provided bis mastery eonblnatioa OF
curative virtues th.t he calls SARArARHnA-Dsm
oersl Waterbury. CT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
The PhGnix Bittcrs (!

denoninatcd from their astonishing power Of ere
aiing new life and health, a II we're from the very
ashes Of the most delapidated cOnstitutions-are
more strongly tonic and more Immediately invgOra-
ing than the pills; containing the samec hoice vegeta-
ole extracts as the latter in a different medication. Al
hongh really less eAthariic than the LIFE Puts, they
evcrtheless begin 70 cleanse the aiimentsry canal
much sooner, generally slightly operating within
three or four hours, and producing q decided sense OF
relief 20 the head and stomach, and exhilsrating the
mind. even In less time than this.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES..

The following complimentary notice istAksn from
The Missouri Dcmoorae
InxxxcE AxoCsres sUFFxzIss RsLfEvFD 81 TAX
no ncLss-s sTxxs9rzkSI>o CozDtAL-since TIE
i7lA Of Al suss The following cases have been re-
ported cured.
$50 psrsons hive been cured ofGsnsral Debility
q " 81 " " Nervous Debility,
"A " /. " diseases Of kidneJs'
lso who have been afaieted Win San0a'
complaints. Ever. chsonie DArrhOea, DysentA5y'
Liver cOuplsint, Might sssass. Dyspsp1A' ana
Weakness OF the DIGESTIVE Organs. have been cured
ssss1es a large number from whom We hare Ho' ye'
heard
xeLean's strsr gthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
isarenedy required BY every one In The Western
aud Southern ccuDtry. It IS very pleasant ane
agreeable 70 take, and 4 ran he taken b man. ~o-
man or child.
Asaduuretic, Il snI cure any di-ease ofihs KID
neys or Bladder. and as Al Alternative. Il viii pal }
the blood. and remove all pimplss. soresor oloiehs
from The sksn-
rry it-one drAehn IS Sufficient 70 convince To-
most sceptiea Al offts x~onderful STRENGTHENING and IL
vixorsfing properties.
See the adv rslsemsnt IN another column
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

tFrOu Col. Albert PIKE, N. c. from ArkAnsas-l
wAzalSeros. d. {. June IL. 1850.
81 have nsed tso bottlss u our BzEasvr's HoL-
I.sp b. rsas. and have ioand Il very useful IN case
Of indigestion and Headache, aud RECOMMEND II 70
all ~no need a pleasant aud sc,cacsOus remedy and
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

given rs the following
"Iwa. al eled Win Debility o. the Digestive Or
sans amounting 20 a severe attack Of Dyspepsia,
which had reduced my fssh eonsiderabiy. Ny wife
vas also arsicied under tho SAME cireunstancss, AID
With the same disease. Having used your medicine
called BasHAvr's HoLlAsD B1erns. We both obtain
ed relief. an are happy 70 AFFORD you this paeiis
evidence Of la value.
John FORSYTH.
Pittsburgh. Jan. 90. ls3r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
Piles! Piles! Piles n

A remedy fof ibis most distressing and obstinate
nslAdy, The Vegetable Life Medicines deserves a dis
Gnct and emphatic recommendation. IL IL well
Known 70 hundreds IN this city, that the former pro-
prieiof Of these valuable medicines was himself afilc-
ted With this complaint for upwards Ut rHmrr-uvE
rEkas AID that he tried In vain every remedy pre-
scribec within the whole compass Of the Matsfia
Aedica. lie however. AZ length tried the medicine
which Is now offered 70 the public, and be was cured
IN a very short time. sner bis recovery had been
pronoanesd not only Improbable, but absolutely iu.
possible ~ any human means.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

By the Use q these Pins the periods attacks q
Nerrous OF Sol Degd4eAe may De- prevented an
AIKEN At the commencement u al Aiis1t. in.nietiats
elief from sickness viii te obtained.
They seldom fail In removing the Naasel aa'
Resdac1s . which fefasies ere 20 much sahe~t
! They at generally uson ,b~ howels-ffoo.in
Cosioeaess.
For kHerfy men. Taissf.. Delicate Female
ard all persons Il sedenktgy Aab.fs. they are s.,ustls
a. alatAate. In imnToylng The aIg<ff,, giving ~.
AID rlgor 70 the digestive organs, and restoslut TIE
natural electricity and st, nsih q tie whole s-tem
Ibe CErHAIIc Pills ale ,he result r. ienE I4se-
ugauou aud carefully conducsea experiment.. havaF
been IA use many years, during which tim tbs
have prevented aud relieved A vasi amount = ra d
and suffering t,n headaeh-. whether originating r.
ns ao,ross sgsfc1 a. fron : derangai -iais af'f
stomach.
They are entirely veg 49, 10 Their oaHIas4lia-
And may be taken - I'll H. whs perfect s.l,s
without making any change u diet ssd fa'srr
o. any disggrecths ffstt reHdes n sssv p 1fala
bter Roa o o1HJren.
BEWARE or cOUNTKEFEI1s
The genuine have s~ignsiaf.r 4 Henry c s@paniiAs
on esch bon.
sold ~ Druggia =. sss al eesr isalsr. 10 m-i
oos
Ates vii hs rsnt ~ n,.I 80 reosipi efiae
PRICK - CKNTS
All eai.ss .hould BE- sfires-~i q
HENRY q sPAuLDINU
ecsssr Street. Ns~ Y.iA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
Bilious Complaints, and % Node
of Curel

A well regulated and proporionAse quantity Of bile
upon the stomach IL always requisite for the promo
uon Of sound hsalth-it stimulates digestion and
keeps the intestinal canal free from all distractions.
when there IL a deficiency Of bile the body Is con-
stanfly cosrve- On the other hand. an oversoun-
dance Of bile causes frequent nausea In the stomach,
and often promotes very severe attacks u disease.
which sometimes end ia death.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

Z composed Of yegetab.s Ingredients exclusively.
as car be ascertained by chemical tests. Their PROM
uent qualities are those Of an active and searching.
though perfectly mild and agreeable detergent ape
RENT; Of = gentle supcrinc, promoting the insensible
Perspiratiou: Of a pleasan, diureuc, invigOratlng the
kidneys and bladder, aud q a delightful tonic eaIda-
10, exciting appetite by tho demands Of active dlges-
uOn, and cheering the mind With that grateful sense
renovated health which i ope u the most felIcitous
~elings OF our Aature.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
LEGAL.

.surnuf@s SALE -ny eifture "a an order ~ sale
NIsaasi Nom tho NiEo Circuit togft f. me difftffa
aud delivered. ~ favor - oeofFs Alie and against
Joha 4. Nsley sod Caroline kitiey, fHn'pH4-s
Ard Ch IA \. Miils anil Charlie ~. Moor ferlrfln
hal.t sm ordered o. I'll The Following described
rssi estate. siiuated - Nigo County isdisua, tn.Nf
Lot No fefty .thfse ttal IN John niblsS dfiti"n -
out lot No. one %. the sane hfifsT AID lying n thr
erorts n yleo A. state Il Indiana. ani 80
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. isei,
wt,.,, N. lesal haufs ~ ssla day. 81 fhs toufi
Hoasa daor. ia Ierfe naute. eNi efef the feHtr .ni
nrosas 81 ne Above described Heal Estate, together
~iih al the privileges AID arpurifnsnfo 70 ther't.s
b.lonrfns. fa a term nut cseeedirH eftrn year, -
~. h'rh.@f bidder Cos cash. and nuau iaiinr~ g. feai.
49,. = sn,ns~ ufirisnt O. satisfy said order q sale AMI
ees,s. / will then ard there onef ihe Tee simple, ~
and % said Real E@tsfe, - Ne ''t''' 'fh''f
cssh. 20 satisfy the same.
Thise eth dag 4 isnuafy. lrtt
ysnswswpr- foees.ee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
THE LIFE MEDICINES

For bilious apt liver complaints, with their many
ssll-knDwn auendauta. billions and sick headache,
pain and oppression after meals, giddiness, dizziness,
heartburn. loss u appetite, sfe acknowledged g. be
vastly superior % anything ever bsfose offered 70 the
rabnc.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
WercrriaI Diseases I.

he lajudiriaus uss q Mefctfy. vii end these Medf.
rinss = perfect eufc, a. tasy never fail "a eradicate
Nom he system Al he Effects a Mercury. innnitsly
rarfiis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
NpERTAKE
SOAP.
pRorEsson GARDSE

r stssfs ~. = fss rsars uk@ e "a kshy eis-
h4fft sesn. - a. r~srfltffss. ekteh are waFrsHseef
- - - esssHeat sfDfie fr shssiuE md he fafift.
lrff ave - fhsns 81 ~ fstc ~ tsnts. - o. f<
tasfk 4 i nss4frsse4 Nls e-ssTsnl~s skA ssfN
~.~~ ssas - r~eess ffcsa o<aaen. sfit. ilnsn. run--
~. fssh fas eet~Fsf 49, shats $3.50 ffon Al knts
q f~uFefsf@
- osn =. bsssss<.. ~ss - ssis Asst sns ss~xrs
~sss 49,. - = al rees srn.-Hf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

should b. taken Ga The early stages q Rilhous Com.
plants, aud Il perseversd In strictly according 20 II.
~rections, vii positively effect = cure.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

A. .lssie bottle - s~rArtDlS0'K rnFrAHFs
GfrF vii save sen zines 81 cof-ts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
Moffat's Life Pills |!

In affections Of the head, sick headache OF nervous
hsadache. these Pills VII be found 10 possess TIE
most ~selutary efficacy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

ne m0si horrible eases a scrofnla, n whirh ths fsoe.
bones AMI limbs ~ the victim had been proved npof,
~ he Unsuitable disease. arr proved ~ underiahis
aufhorlif u he sureI "a tleRseltes, a. haze been
compietsly eafa 81 ~ tlffa pufsif tsfst4ti~ M~il.
einss. anSr I'll ethershe iteen fvni mere then 49,
ie.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17
Acute. OF Inflamatory Rheuma-
tam:

i aneees<ffy teeuH64 fs ne us1krapes in
uhtth hsse rufeiF vegetable m~llflues b~<n
saee~s-fsii tat - rs inqeHe WY es fh-s - pm.
FffssI - tntif hsfrw ffecfHf
nseeass tbfv par1fy ~ hlaef. aaf ahns remove IN
raate - disfssf 10 f1e sFEfem
hef9uN thff 49, rzae effnIlr upru ths s~eersfious ~
fhs teif 49, fetneFe "a fr.fnrfilss ~ unfe.
nec4aa ley 40 unt refure ne system. bnf iuriso.
fttt lt~atet fsqMfirk 20 restraint ffofn pleasure -
nss.c~<< sserlnF ts~lf ereFestsn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

srAuLDlSo's PREPARED cLuE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-17

spAuIDlSGs PREPARED oluE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-15
NATIONAL LoAN-7so BONDS.

PaoPosAL will be received al the Treasury De
rartnent until l. o'clock of MONDAY, the 18TH
instant, and then opened, for THIRTEEN MIL
LIONS, FOCRHCSDRED AND TWENTY THOU
SAND, FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS.
tsi3.IS.SoJ being the whole amount Of 10
THREE YEARS BONDS authorized by Law, and
remaining undisposed OF. Thee Bonds will be Of
the issue of Oct ODER l. 1861 and will have the Cou
psn due Apr, I, ISS3 attached. The accrued inter
est from October l. 1867 to date Of payment viii be
required 70 be paid in old Coin in United States
Legal Tender Notes. Offers for any amount not
less than one bond Of ffty dollars will be coasid-
eyed but The Department will be at liberty 20 ie
cline all proposals not regarded advantageous to
the Government.
TEN PER GENT. of each amount offered must
be d. posted with sn ASSISTANT TREASURER,
and will be forfeited in Of acceptance Of pro-
posai and non payment Of the bslsnce within ten
days from date of notice Of acceptance.
All deposits account Of proposal not acce pied
will be Immediately returned to the oferers. On
receiyips Dc posita, tho Assistant frsssurers will
when a my de- pcsit may be made. issue Do PLICATE
CRRrIPICATEl the original Of which he win
deliver to the oliersr. by whom il must be sent.
with bis proposal. to the Sec rotary Of the Tressu
~. No proposal will De considered in absence Of
such certificate viii any proposal be received
after Il o clock of the DAY liked for the opening.
s.P. CHASE.
II Secretary Of the Tr-a.urY
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LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Arrest Of TIVE Of General McClellau's
| Staff Officers.


Staff Officers.
OTHER MEMBERS OF HIs STAFF TO RT ARREST
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PROM rHfIADEIrHfA.
TREN roN, N. J., Nov ti.-LieuienantC Colonel
A. p. Colburn and J. &. Duane, OF the Engineer
Corps, both belonging TO the Staa OF General
Mcclellan, were sent 10 Washington this
morning under arrest.
II WAS said that the orders were received by
An offacer of the nitrd States army in this city
and that the persons named repaired At once to
Washington 10 place themselves 81 the disposal
Of the authorities.
A repor, prevails here tha; other members OF
General McCleiian's Staff are to be put under
arrest.
The charges against them ara unknown
A large number OF the eitizenk OF Trenton. and
others, are aging their respects, this morning,
to the recent commander of the Army 6f. the
Potomac.
The State s. rect House il ;hronyed with por-
sons anxious TO greet him, despite his wish TO
remain perfectly quiet.
A deputation is on its way from Philadelphia
TO pay him their respects.
Lieut. Colonel Albert V. Colburn, one OF the
members of6-n. McClellan's staff, arrested ut
Trenton, n. j., entered the service as Breyet
Second Iieutrnant Of the I'd Ca vaIry, July, isl,5
He was appointed from Vermont. He was
commissioned Lieutenant Colonel September
-, 1861. and assigned TO General McCiellan's
STAT.
Captain James c. Duane entered the service
as Brevet Second Lieutenant in the Engineer
Corps, July LIST, ie;s, and WAS appointed from
New York. He was promoted to q Captaincy
August s, 1861.
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THE ARRESTS At TRENTON

The mail brings intelligence to-day OF the Ar
rest of Lieut.. Coils. Colhurn and Duane, men,
bers of the staff Of Gen Mcclellan. which took
place there yesterday.
After due inquiry we ARE satisfied that the
act was caused by the fact that they accom-
panied Gen Nice. from the front
They are not recognized here being men,
bers OF his personal STAFF who were ordered
TO accompany him to Trenton. it will be recol-
lected.
Hi. rechnicaD personal STAG" are said. in
o nicial circles, TO be his two aids, Lieut.. Col.
Sweitner and Lieut.. Col. Hudson. not his chief
engineer. Lieut.. Col. Duane. or his additional
aid, A. A. @. Lieut.. Col Colburn.
Under this reading of his "personal staff"
three or four other officers are absent with
him) from the field without orders to thateffect
II is believed here that the arrestsreferred TO
above meant little more than peremp.ory orders
TO NE two officers in question to return al once
10 their pos itions in the Army.
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SECOND EDITION.
rRRnn O'CLOCK P. n.
IMPORTANT TO PERSONS DESIRING To GO
SOCTH
JrpoE ADVOCATES OFFICE.

> L
Washington Guy, ID. e., November ID 's"s'b
Applications having been made by ladies 10
90 70 their friends and families in the South
Notice is hereby gir,n, that all applicants must
make a written statement 10 this Office, verified
by oath, between this dat. and the sixteenth
day OF December noxt, setting forth First
The narne, age and residence Of the applicant.
Second The date whrn she came within the
military lines OF the United States, for what
purpose, and where she has since resided.
Third. The place she desires TO &c -, and the
purpose or objee: thereof.
The persons 20 whom leave may be granted
will BE- sent with suitable escort from wash
ington 70 the lines Of the L. s. forces in Fir-
ginia, with such personal ELECTS as shall Be
allowed 10 pass.
No person will be allowed 10 take more than
one trunk or package Of female wearing appa-
rel. weighing not over one hundred pounds and
subject TO inspection, and any attempt or effort
to smuggle contraband property viii forfeit thu
same, and subject tho party 70 imprisonment
during the war. L. &. TCRNER,
- Major and Judge Advocate
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NORB NAVAL CAPTURES

The Navy Department this forenoon received
information Of the following capsunp. Viz:
By the Y. s. sunboat Saginaw Of the British
schooner Trier, from Nassau, loaded with salt,
principally-on the ajth ult.
By the same vessel the schooner Francis,
loaded with salt, powder, gin, &c.-on the I'd
ultimo.
BY the schooner Rachel seaman. OF The Eng-
lish schooner Dart-Tunning the blockade on
Sabine Psss-on the 9th Ilt.
By The steamer. kensington, of the British
schooner Advrniursr, X lille run ming the block
ade Off the Texas coast.