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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

t." former prosecuting attorney u
this county. more celebrated for his vulgar
Wit than legal lore. in order 70 prevent all
faalt-fadiug with IA. indictments. hit upon
the policy OF rendering his chirography an
intclligible Ia any ono bat himself
In time e found opposed to him, va a
certain liquor ease. Judge t. shTe~d
but tesly old attorney. who fsncied he had
found a flaw IN tho Indictment. but upon At
tempting 70 argue il before the Court. the
prosecuting attorney insisted that the Judge
had given a faulty reading TO the indictment,
ard gave ithmseli an entirely different one.
to which neither the Clerk. the Judge. nor
the Court could say to him nav.
Wherenpon the irate Judge I - turned
10 the Court. in high. shFill soice, and
with slow emphasis. exclaimed, May il
please the Court. ! would respectfully sub
init that il is TO; proof positive. Of a legal
Indictment. because n numskun -ees tt e
throw a bottle OF ink At n sheet Of foolscap
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

The Address of the Democratic otato
c.,,,.i Committee contains labored srgu-
man, % show that President LiscoIs violated
the mos, sacred pledges In issuing his sman-
cIpa,ion proclamation The Chicago fia'-
form /. Quoted and slso his inaugural adj
drsss. In which IL Is stated that no pledged
h;ro..l, 10, 10 interfere with tho institution
Of slavery. or interrupt the domestic institu
tons of any State. Tho argument OF the
addre,s on this sabject 10 most uncandid. IL
NAV deceive vast number OF lie readers
Who cannot distinguish between the relations
of rebels aud loyal men TO the Government
Had Mr.. LINCOLN, In a time OF peace, issued
q proclamation proposing at certain time
20 libsrate the slaves Of the South, no would
have grossly violated the laws Of the land
and would have deserved and received the
.,ser.,ious Of bis eoassrymsn Of all parties
He would not have had . single apologiss,
asids from two or three fanatics on The sub
,sc, of slavery, whose opinions aud policy ali
rood and discres. men would have dcsp'ssd
la issuing the proclamation. Mr. LisooIs
violated no past pledges. There Is not son'
.s,xusioual lawyer In the whole loyal North.
OF sny reputation or standing W his proiss-
.ion. who deniss the constitutional right OF
thu President 10 issue such proclamation.
Mr Lrseols pledged himself MOTTO interrupts
the institution of slavery In the States,
ana IA aid he had no right or desire 10
90 SC But this statement was made
on the presumption that slaye-hoiders
would remain loyal TO the Constitution and
Government. Mr.. LINCOLN at that time was
making no pledges - frssfors lie was
pledging himself TO loyal people. While
yrrrrnsoS DAVIS wss loyal to the Govern
men, ". Llsects could say 10 him that lie
had Go ..,as or inclination TO issue. ~ Pres
lent. a proclamation destroying the right OF
Ais dawn property in slaves His pledge
would he made 9Th the understanding that
JxrFrx>ox pAsr continued ioyal to the
Government Bot the moment be became q
fsssfsr and assd bic slaves to destroy the
csnstitntlon ana 6oyernmsnt. just 20 soon.
s.s all protection oft the Consultation with
drawn from the traitor and his property
Hos can men wage war against Axosernnen'
aud At the sAme time Claim is prc,ecron'-
Did Mr.. LINCOLN pledge himseift to pFotee'
rebels sad their property, while they.use It TO
de.roy the Constitutional He made no
pledges to treason. and IL he had dcae 90
they would have besa void. The only man
who did pledge and stpulats with traitors
vas Democrsfic President named JAxrs
BucHsSAS. and in vhose cabinet the plan fo'
the ruin of the Government VAS concocted
The address on ,his matter Is very weak,
and would do but little credit 20 school
boy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

DoxAIp NcKAY, The well known Amer.
can ship builder. hAsjasi returned iron a
Vii, 20 Easland and France. where he
personally inspected the iron cad aeets nov
bu:.ains 10 those countries. Ii letter &C.
scr;binc thess he doubts the propri y q our
constructing 20 mary vessels Of tie Monitor
pattern. as he evidently regaFls them a. IN
ser;or 20 the vessels building abroad tor Of
fensive purposes. Their lo~ncss N ,hewaief
And inferior speed would. he thinks. put
them a. TIE nesey osthe huge rams. for such
thew ali are. that compose the kuropean
reets TIE froa-ides sd the great ram
hailliug by Mr. weoo. he fcars. viii - toe
oaly to Elective vessels 10 our naFs Tor
deep watsr purposes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29


The Army of The Potomac h now ad-
ysncins. s.scs tie battle Of Antis'sn am
ole time h.s elapsed for the rect Of the troops,
and f,s their re organization, and the cfncers
Of The Army and Goyernnens have employ
81 ever possible moment lr preparing Tor
forward movement The troops which
fought under McCirLLAy before Richmond
Tor seven days Ia succession. had but htte
r.>, .roz. the commencement Of those bsttiss
unrl aftsr that OF Artietam. They we're 70
Add IA 20 be unfit for service. and their
clothing Vas worthless 10 them Tor another
campaign. But they have now rested vel
and have been almost newly equipped, and
de movement forward Is now 10 take place.
The FEDERAL forces are moving sersss 10 The
y,rsinia side of the Potomac. and arc ad-
vansing towards the enemy. OF course the
plan Of the coming campaign Is unknown 10
ou,sides. We may SAFELY say that the force
under the Federal Commanders. II properi,
sod skilfully handled. will De able 10 cap
turs Richmond. and defeat Whatever feoe
force may DC collected for Ia defence.
may also In this campaign, look ioF the mos
desperate fighting of the whole war. i1'
Federal Commanders felt themselves NJ
inflated At the result Of the last cAmpAig'
ADAMS, the rebel capital. and viii, II Possi
n. retrieve ths missortunes then sustained
We believe tha, the army which L nov sd
v.ncing under General MccLrLlAs' VII
never be forced to retrsee hs steps ~ w
superior fighting Of tho Zoe. :,
The loyal people OF tho North CONFIDENT
srpect this to be the final campaign Tor ID
posses-ion Of Richmond. But even shou'
this fail. they will not be 60 dishear'sneo
to weld tho struggle. Another and sroa
sFsr, would be made. The rebels mu
,ie.d to the Constitution and laws Inc II
sourccc 20 make them yield. are IN the POI
session Of the Federal Government. and
will certainly employ them for that purpo
until the object is accomplished.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

10 fle qualified Voters ~ f.s FIRST ona Sec
oaa Wards;n re City Of Terrs Hasfc Ind.
NOU WILL TAKE MOTTO l.
L that a. a meeting Il the Common Council,
held on fhe evening q October 3D. lss3. ID follow
ing order was rassed
tl,F~rts. II Al an election ts hsis Pc ite rssrsc
tive Wsras q the City q Terie Hau'c laa.sna, on
Monday the fh.ra -, tsT ~ Slfemttr. 1862. -
fellows to-wit.
II The Firs, Ward. a. tAf C.iy FALL % li The va
csnry q John p. iadosies. late Coanc lllAn from
aid Ward snd that David =. Daraidscn act a. in-
spector, and Michael Bysrs al ceas. T. Hosiord a.
Judges ofsuca election
Ia the Second Bsrd. ~ tile Central EngiDe Hal.
"a r the vacancy Of jean r.. WATSON, late Coca
Gilman frou aid Ward. sn3 ttst g. ?. Ccokeriy st
- inspector and Chsurces Warren ard ". sedan
gr1ees u sech eiecton, and thaf tne Clerk give
fse usual notice ~ sid siecf'or.
" Il. STEWART. Mayor.
Attest. ! :. Gr1sck, Clerk.
0cf2&5td
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

THr rebel. held = council Of war Al Camp
Dick RobinSoa. Previous - their retreat -
The Se1ersl disposition vas - rcnaia AID
fsht' Br.<g alone objected, saying he
woalS not hght baril n Aentncsy- hocS-
ner responded. Thea. suppose | AUST
again b. erii~d from kc7sc-Ay. Ch>stbsn
Polk Hsrsee. Bacsnsr. Snisa. and others.
we're unzninoas's Scr fehs-. Bragg ssssrnod
the responsibility OF overToii1s TIER de-
c.si0n, Sni ordered a retreat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
COAL. COAL!
F1 T. nn

~ q w T. 4 10
conxs . e soaEs
COMBS 4 BROTHER
rvAyr<o rxcsrtiy parrtssef tks Co4t hfo. -
II r,.rlx k~--r - lie .'ScaEE MINIS" ors
s-<-tk-se-1-srr<r rni-t sFrei - tne cfs a. 49,
,--.~,s - fe--si - cstiEecs - Tsrrs-uarts anf
.s-uIt~ wf.h roct arxcts e ssli-sce7e4 ccal. q
e<a-.s - SGT terse pxr1lcua tf-e<
We - siss kr-nfs az tfe Hish.snt. hrsFii &C
fsrusrsbarg Cal Ma
r.<t3s-s~. = ea.fer rrcrEIs4aT. rear E1 A~El-1rs
- T.e-uas - - g - 80 ss-ri $3.50.
t.fs- tfsaf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
DYE HOUSE.

NEW YORK DYE HOUSE
Tie unds-siEof1 vsr.e respectfr'ly infoTn
sh~ c.t1en. q T.rre Hs1te Ard vicinity. Ut they
hsws lust a~rtvsc frc-1 tie Ehst viii a eel :
lectst stock e &c nye-stlft. a1- osltr.rS tkti
kf-~s class DYE noass = NEEDED Sc his place haze
s.ssu rr.oso n No-lE Fc--s1 -. s1ere Icy
prFnsred = 6ve q ary ctleF fsl.ss s.efhiI. -
e~err trscrsrsitr also GrrfseutLs Esi1ltrls
eiears-a. eoisf-t an r~rssEet.
r~fs- =. NfSEE. CLaETDGE 4 CO
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

A immense nano<r Of music boys are
being Instructed al Governors Isl.rd. New
York. preparatory % active ssrviee n the
array. Teey are fron fourteea & ,inc;een
years Of age.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

! Ksou "a Pes.ses bear n ny zan-
ssrs. sd yocns iar1er - ia street,
sssst Ne. irceet. yos are not, John, Tor
yoe Asev yos have nsssr begged ne Yea
are pess deep ssss esss."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
LOOK Loo..
INFORMANT TO SOLDIERS

We cell tie attention of eli having fslstioLs ~
friends "a 10 army q the FAC. -. 'Hooaanc's
German Hiuss's" viii cure nne.teafhs VI the die
eases ikduced by exposures ana pTiyatons incident
camp LIE II The lists published almost daily ia
th@ newspapeTs. the arrival oftbo SICK Il viii be
noticed that very large proportion are suffering
from debility. Every case OF tLas kiri can DC
readily cured by Hollands Germks Biuars. Dis
essss resulting from disorders Of the digestive or
gaus a.o speedily removed We have 10 hesitation
IA stating that. II these Bit.eTs were freely used
among orr soldiers, hundreds Of lives might Re
saved tlat otherwise VII be lost
w cal particular at ention % the following re
markablc All vel authenticated cure of enc q fte
nausa- heroes, whose life. 20 use IS - language,
"hss been saved ~ tie Dltfers -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

Bx escnoss Aeout isSstng vish nsrcs
tseoret. Ycs vill ssresal.y md him sanc-
lax CO - sx~sSely as ern terrier Ter his
tcS.u>
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

3u nAaAss< q Coss-s s4Ttss 1seasss.
In 100, ed - have Tes' ~ i,si ss.sce
81 90, eli syP<ssss Ps<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
LEGAL.

4 LII those who have any CLAIMS
n szainss -. deceased, Ernst nrsbiaw. have 20
hand TIER pes. Us -. 1nief. tnet wiflin four
weeks
vi t2t. T. GREY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
BRYANT G HASKELL's
Commercial College,
Building, Rain street,
fEH2E-HaUTr lND
fuoIAs J. BRYANT. F.,.e.,n,. spsi.,.nas,
VIZ HASKELL. isinoipsi. Ts-re-Hssse.
-
fNHlS INSTITUTION Is CON
Il DCcTED ~ VIZ. Haskell formerly rrs. e.
slstart iclcktr "a Bryant C1r-r eEcisl Cler- II
oiEnsp0ls sat recently PFine.rsi o. thr Conraer-
cizi College a. Afca; Il IL aisS Crcer te direction
- Prof a. ErsSnf, Principal q Hrysri's Con.
ners.al ColleSo Al lrdisnap:lls olo Il The oiae.t
AL Eaosi popular Commercial Teachers II fHs west
COURSE OF STUDY
Book-kupiKy.
a, s,as.e "a DQnh.e Eussy a. 2. Aiis ary.
Z. Retail Neciesaie, Aanuiaetu.la<. Eaiircatr.
Banking, illsicusi, PArtIsrshi nc r'rls snd
Coupcrui Company Business.
PenmeHsiis.
Tor wAieh we havo been awarded tie n4.t g.iss4
~ ;
O-rEuersal writing. Eloarishing ar fsues,rr
Mercantile Ar2srsst.e
Wit As applsauoa & aste-l .'ss n.ss a.3
Lecture
oacsamsIel@l L -.xe,. Conass..-l iae s.s fa...
ucss Eco.osny.
hereanfis Correspondent
pleasant exercise for student ana e-sea.a, -A.l
eAtot - iae business nan
Counterfeit hoaeg.
Z Tie so.eacs 81 detecting il by rules and iia.4fat.
Rule sani % any address on ic>eip;of o. cents
Necessary Preparation
1, - oni, essential that the STUDENT understand
the common English branches 20 pa qualified o. e1.
ter tbs school
T,Ts II Entering.
There ale "a classes q. s,ssia rs i.s students are
taught separately al their own ds.s an can ,nief
80 arN time
- Time Tor C.mslstsg.
Fsll Coarse from cighs e ~ ,i,e weeks. depend
ns AL the Scholar. yet, 10 j. very liza
porialt that every agreement las defsite tsrui-
| nation, tie time allowed vii be irl!toc 80 e.
months from dale 81 conain inert.
Partial Course. embracing ccmrleio ~ of lcti.
Tor farm. shops, once small retail business na,
be feliy Understood In fCw wees
Terms
For a complete &, numerical CoIIsc........ SEQ,
For Partial Coursr. ....-.................. - O,
For complete Course, Penn aDship Dept. l5O
For a complete Osgrsc. BUSINESS pcImausLip sci
Tor a complete Course Mercantile Arithmetic O
Payable In al cases - ietly IN advance.
Thos. desiroas Of good situation after gratuatu.
viii certainly md Il 80 their ADVANTAGE - s.iens
this Institution
Notice o Baantss Nrl
AL business IN ~. department.. A. cops i..s ,e1s
nalsiug posting, settiirg sccourfs. opening EMS
closing looks. &C viii receive prompt ana efi
clsut attenuon.
Those wanting either accou -tsuts. ssietea1n G.
agents, reques "a &C. call address "a. Nffl
full information OF qualification viii Dec giv.a
p2-fersurs expecting written answer WIN sleas
enclose stamp ara AZ lic4s.
, | ]. J. BRYANT, frgs't. cr WV. HASKELL frincirf'
lnclan4po... Iesfe Aaute
Those desiring, refer With p',asure . ite 81
lowing business men, a.
References
C.rleichar. ln3 iis bowen, stewart A. Co lad l
II. A. Fletcher, Might. Isfcs s. Mcguire. 90
X. King, u. u X. Erys. Affta.
sn. Potter, Terro uaats. C. Dickson Indl4nsps'f
? NV Williams,
. WI. HASKELL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
BEwARE OF couxfERPElTs

BEWARE or coUyrEgFEITs
So t1stthr sssrzrsrt - =. Z fACKs0E."
81 - ~-nprrr & csrt tctfis.
Trlrrsflf O. sr1 Na-rfa~fcrT. -. 81 Arb
>f-ref JoSKs 4 EvArs
.sz..,ssers . c. Il. JAcKscS & co. PrspElssos,
80 Tsr asis = IssEsiss@ az p~sisr. every
vtfTe, s.e ~
IL CrxNTySlAv-Tsrrs East
2 E-AkxE1-RoI--sez
Z z f.Ek-xS5elssrvu
49, .1-eso~s~1y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

Asssrs. Jo,Es ETAss.-N Ell, geatic;Eea, yogT
H0o1snd's German BtfsTs hsP saved ny lie. There
i mistake in this. II Il vonohet for ny Numbers
q ny comI AIDES, soee a whose names are append
a. and Who were fully cogBlrant q all the crcffn-
rtances q my case. am, AID have beef fcr the
lssf four years, q member Of Sherman celebrated
batter, and under the immediate Command "
CAPTAIN X h. Ayres. Through the exposure attend
srf uron my ardu0us duties, was attacked 10 No
yerber last with inflammation Of the lungs. and
fos scven;y-tEo daysia the hospital his Was fol-
lowed ~ great debility. heightened py attack Of
dvselterv. was th.n removed from tie White
House. and sent 70 this city on hoard the steamer
state @! Maine. froa which landed Ga The 18Th u
June. since TIA; time have been about a. low y
any couii b. and si retain .9srk 4 vitality.
For 4 week ~ more was -csfceif shis % swallow
auvtAfnz. and n I fif force mp--si Down. u
immediately thrown up again.
coulc rot even keep sis-f - water On ny
s.oaseh Life could no. l..; 4ai.r such circunl-
sisnces. sud. accordingly, tie Yhgs.cefs. who had
been working fzifhfDlly. thcr1h unsuccsssfriiy 70
rescns me from fAo grasp q the dread archer,
frsnkiy told they s0uli 80 no mere Tor me- and
advised ne % . clergymsn. sr1 ~ maze snch
disposition Of ny limited funds sett slifsd
Al acoasirfsrce Who visited nf 3. - hospital,
NJ Frc1srick StelnDro~u, - s.1th nelo~ Arch
street. advised lie. a. faTisU hope. % Try y0ar
btters AID kindly procure 8 bottle Prom the
tine COMMENCED taking then the gloomy shAdo~
= issfa receift. and an .f0v, iasfk God Tor II,
ssttlrc better. Ihosga have iasen euf to bot
tss. I bsvr already gsine1 ten p0urcs. and feel
ttrsuine q being psrnitfet - reioin ny vile and
daughter. from whom ! have heard nothing for
e Tafeen rnonihs. Tor. Eenfisneu.I loyal Vir
zia.sn. from TIE vicinity q Front Royal To your
Invaluable lstfers eve TIE certainty q ITO Which
has iaksn the place a vague f.srs-to soar Rt'ers
49, 80 tht glorious privilege ~ again cs-ptnr
= Try hosa-l fhose who are dearest = me il life.
Yey ffalF your,
ISAAC NAIONF-
We fsry oosouf Ia ihot4ugh q ihs abose s.s,s-
merit e We hst despsirsd q seeing cuf eo-rsae
~ = sir1s. restored 20 h.silk-
Jskn ord1esrk. - scw York Rsfie-y.
t.sor<o A. Arkey. Co c. liza Asine
fesr.s Ckevslicr 81 <es~ Ysrs-
7 T. Sp<-cer, let Artillery, Battery ?
fR Fsssweli, CO. p. - Vermont.
ns-fv r. LeT.rce. CO &C.
Hear T Ncnoaait. C. c, e.h MAS
sokr r. Wart ca. T. ssh Gssre
Her=.o Koch q. n. - cs~ Xo-s
rsthau,ei = Ikgzz4a- Co =, rst4 Psrns.
k-tre~ J. Ktubsf CO q ysrnions
,ct- ]eakiuf. "a. Z. icett fsrrsyivsria.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

WE WANT IS CORDS OF THE
w wy ssss ssssu-s< vse<s
cs..U VIII AGO.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

e>Nve NAe>AsAs.tA.
NVa.,N t..Ns,NCAAt Ns,NN
cave SSAV>ANA.A SA>NNNNNs.
HVNAAse t5AA S,n.t b. " NgNN-
Nesa ~ >S<N\\Av X M
VvosN's ANAl,~>v,NA ,VNA
e>,~e W. N>>oss oN,sNNNNNNe
NeoANcNAe A,> S,NtevAN ANN,NN-
IA
VV"s,N :" AAS'>>>N'N ~ N''sNN
SNNNS oN>NN ~ ''' -.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

result:
Whole number OF men enlisted. I'LL .06i
Oh whom we're voter .....-.-... Stu
OF these we're Cnion men.......... lbs
OF shess we're Democrats. .......-... l.sss
Cnioa ioss. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lao
rhis IL about the proportssn in the whole
STATE. and the returns Of The ,oting among
The Iowa volunteers show that IN other States
IL b bat little diGsreut The Cniol cause
hes suffered IN tho election because IN sup
porssrs have Sors 70 the var. The sseri-
Zee OF home. comfort asd lie. has gained
them oal, tie additional saerifcs Of ~ al
niristrAsian determined 20 sustain thea. II
b bard taas ell they have done has led ouly
20 political dc sal Bar he boar Of rsssihu.
don % not tar o6. The triuD2hAns Dsnce-
rssy know thas The return of the army vill
b he sSsal net merely tor their defeat.
bss sasar posst'o>s anpiailassea- They have
allisi he names Of Ds1o>raey and treason.
and vasn those WHO are fSAs.ng srsasoa re-
tarn. hey vill no, forget What party has
ehsrssssd and supported a. Tesrs oil be
no psnocntc party. but ,as direct and op<n
sAvocssss OF tie rsos,iios. n r-c year. sro-
GO.
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Thy VUNIAIN
no Alcohol or bad Whisky !.

Tn DlLfV(o r. affAs ~
THEY CONTAIN
no Alcohol or bad Whisky.
They VIII crnr ilo abovo di-essc. in rsreis sine
csses orr Cf L-LGrCl.
Iutncsd rs The extensive sale and rLisflsal pep
ulsrity II Bocfand's German Rtters. lparely ycSa-
table, hosts q ignorant Quacks anu unscrurulops
sdvcniurers. have opened upon suffering hua aniiy
The q d-eaics of Nos,ruus in tie shape y poor
WHISKY viicly compounded with Injurious dugs. and
chgitscne3 Tonics, Stonaoh!s ana Biiiers.
Beware o. tho innumerable array ef Alcoholic
preparation in pietIoric bottles and big btllicd
k,gs under the sppeiiation q Ei;;ers. which
iustesd OF ing, only aggrayate disease and leave
re disapFo niod sufferer in despair
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs.
Ars not a nav and uniried article, but have stood
the test ~ Ghcou years trial BY the American pub
lie; snd their reputation saie, are not riySilct By
any similar prcpafs,or-
Tho proprisiors hs-o thousands - Letter, he'n
the -.osi cuiinent
CLERGYMEN.
LAWYERS.
PHYSICIANS.
AND
CITIZENS
Tssniyius, e their OWL personal knowledge, 10 the
beneficial oecs and medical virtues of these titsrs.
DO yol waDt something TO Strengthen you
Do you want Good Appetite
+ Do y,u want - build up your Constitution
/ Do you want 10 Feel We'll
/ Do you want 90 ret I'd Of Nervousness
! Do you want Energy
/ Do YOU want Sleep Well
Do YOU want a Brisk and Vigorous Feeling
Ii YOU do. use HOOFJAND'5 GERMAN
! BI1TERS.
From y .Nsssson. ID, Editor Of the En-
eyelogsdlI o Religious knouitdgc
Although ret disposed 20 favor OF recommend
Patent Medicines Ia general, through dlstrust O.
thels ingr, clients anu srses; yet know Of no sun
oient.reastn why lnsy not testify 20 the beDe
~ be belIoses Lirn 81 g. have received from am
t.I0p.e preparation, "a tie hope that DO may thu
Contribute 70 the bsleft Of others
lido this he moTe readily In regard 10 Hoonand'
German llt,ers, prepared oy DT. q. II. Jackson, Q
thi. city, because was pTtue!csd against them ~
! many years, under The impression hat they wef
chiefly al aicoholic mixture. ! am indebted 10 u.
friend Robert shosrns ker, Lsg.s for the removal
this preirascs BY proper tesis. sEt Tor encourage
r.sut 70 try them, when suffering from great an
lonx continued debility Ins use q tbEes bottles {
these Bt.sTs, a. the beginning CT he present yeai
was olowed b. evd II rellsf, AID restcTs ton 20
a-gr~e Of bodily undental VI gof vi Oh bad Let ie
for sir morthE sfors. ard had almost departed
rsgsininr. therefore thank God Ll5 uy ir.sD
.oT dirrsrliIs Ins 10 lbs rss * tan.
PsaApziEszA. June p. lse:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

The State Journal sAys an accurate return
Of The volunteers in the Ninth District. and
their political le.nings. gives shs following
result:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

tue4AS J. BRYANT. President. gutis-suaiis
VIZ HASKELL. isinoipsl, Ts-re-Hszte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-14
NEWS FROM GEN. M'DoWELl's CORPS.
wAsHiseros, May Is, 1852.

WI WAsmseroN, May Is, 1882.
Matters In the Department Of the Rappafannock 70
main in sdsu quo. The enemys p.ckets are stationed
about i've miles beyond Fredericksburg consisting prin-
cpay Of cavalry the only infantry picket being ON the
Bowling Green road. Captain Walters, of the harris
Light cavalry whose bong service In Arizona perfectly
adapts him for the arduous duties Of ths picksts
IN command Of fosoe OF cavalry, maintains
limo Of Communication between tho Bowling Green
and Richmond telegraph and Griesburg plank road
upon the 'front.' and occasionally capturing some Of the
surprised rebels These dashes have revealed that the
body Of tho enemy has fallen back. and that the ene-
nay line 10 not heavily supported IN this cntty
TIE telegraph wire has been removed by the rebes 70
within mile Of fredericksburg, the poles and nsaiators
remaining.
The typographical engineers attached 70 General
McDowes star have succeeded in laying out
vofy accurate map OF the country sosth ~
Fredericksburg TO distance Of forty five miles, locating
many OF the camps occupied by the enemy.
The railroad bridge OF the Rappahannock, under the
SUI ervion Of General bbon, is rapidly approaching
completion, all tho other necessary repairs 10 the
road
Several residents Of Fredericksburg have been ar
rested for aud to Washington for connno.
ment In the Old Capitol prison.