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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

TnE following brief sketch Of Brig. Gen.
BrRNsIDE will be read with interest by all
who feel 4 Just pride ia the success Of the
sons of Indiana. Such men as Gen. BuRN
srnr are the bright jewels Of the Safe:
Ambrose Everett Burnside who commands
tho formidable expedition nov fitting out AZ
A~nnapoli-. Wa born Il Liberty. Union CO.,
Tod, - Ny. ir2i ~ the age Of eighteen
years h. Ns- catered Al West Point, aud was
eraduisrsi hltecnth ia a class OF forty seven
membcgs.4 u 1911. lie was bgevetted Sec
ond Lieu,elsant ia Second Artillery and was
transferred Use next year 10 The Ihtd Ar
%tiliery. joH4iE. las regiment IN Mexico. ne
mtrcuei ~ farer>ons c0inmn 20 the city oil
Ne lcs. where Ae remained until peace Wa
dec.44ed Returning a. the North. he was
stationed q Fort ADKINS. IN Newport har
sas. a. 1913. b. was attached ~ a la Lieu
e Iul aaw rebel General Br g.
81. als eA-a1et TOR three or iuu.
seai- o. the .ronaes sesslce % New Mexco
Imam e~ns4scmcnt With tie Apache ludiauS
II 1asGsf. 1919. neas los egas. Lieutenant
Butus .de csmnsaded . company - ~ snsv
nae men. ", kilied eighteen Indians took
n.lr trssaas AMI captured fosts hor.eS-
For tlns &C. Ga. a. wss steommen-e I by the
Secretary 81 Nss san1 q fiesdeai Fillmore
Tor lrumptien lie served as
O~aartermastcr 10 iAe Commission which SUI
vrNea TIRE s.analrs me betW een the United
Stste- ata MeAieo IL lc5l he crossed the
u.asn- ifem tac D4la river. through the lndi-
an TERRITORY travelling twelve hundred miles
Ia scuteea dtss. slth aa escort OF but
three men. bau-l4- Dispatches Tor Col0ne.
Graham l. :hc J. cs.dela.
Lieut. burnside was next stationed at Fort
Ad4ms. AID while there lac resigned his com
mission Tor The purpose 81 devofing his at
teuu0n 10 the manufacture oil A brecch-load.
,nr uae o. h- own invention. aud took up hi.
fesidssce ~ Bristol. K. I. HIS rev enter
prise proving unfortunate. lie went 10 Cniea.
20 aud entered into tie Office OF the lllinoi,
Central RAILROAD Company. as Cashier OF tbs
Land Department. While George Il NOV
GeucraR McC rllsn wss General saperln
tendcnt. AID afterwards Wee President o.
the Company After holding the position o
Cashier for tw' yetrs. Barnsi1e VS. elscte1
Treasure OF the Csm any. and removed u
New YORK. While acting IN thls capacity
son aler tie outbre \ o. me leoesisn. he
resolved ; telcgrApufe dispatch from Gsver
nor Spague. not , 80 g N that the 1t hho1'
rsl,ni re- meAl 81 l.00 D~n 49, raisel
I'D asxnk him T. take ise command !.
a,if IA hour ne ie the 0t1ce ast vas "a
.wyB Providence The regiment ~
one of he first and oue ~ tae bet that wen
a W4sh4eton. and uas amoas tie inos
..at =. those ~hich took part Ia to-
engagement a. stone Bridge. Col BURNSIDE
.r,.nr as Rrgadieg General dsriug The bat
a. lie condact on thst occasion common
led Mia 70 tho attention Of ths ausbori'ie
A Washington. and on the esh OF August b.
vas appointed Bdgadier General Of soi@n
teers. Gen. McC.eilae. Who knows hfs worth
aud n .itsry capacity. has selected I'm !.
~osuau4 one Of tic most important eapedi
don. PROTECTED sitre TIE commereeHncn' Q
che var.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

Tux following are tho resolutions which
we're booted down, and not permitted to be
read in tic Democratic Convention last
week.
R1solrsd. That while we lament the loss
Of that distinguished statesman. the Hon.
Stephen \. Douglas. TO our country IN the
present hour OF ner trials, We cherish with a
grateful remembrance his many virtues, and
none more tran the magnanimity and patri-
cite de y0tiou 30 the Union. IN promptly ten
derisc bis counsel and aid 10 hrs successful
rival for the Presidency, IN putting down
the rebellion against the [ Z ION and the Con
s~ttuti0n
"ResoIred. That or distinguished fellow
citizen. JOSEPH A Wright. IN the elevated
and p4fri0tc position he has taken IN putting
down the rebellion now threatening the ex
istence OF tie Cover ment. and Ia his efforts
To unite al part Is tor the suppression OF the
same. IS entitled % our highest regard and
most cordial approval"
How DO those who have loved and honored
and mourned the distinguished Statesm IN
0 fITlinois. ike this irdignity offered their
g~siIant leader!
Do these men Who are at tempting 'to
make partisan capital out OF their country
miseries. roai'y suppose that the homes
masses OF the Douglas Democracy can be lee
70 thus east aside The man they 30 much loy
ed. aad take a position that does dishonor Il
his memoryg Nav, verify the masses OF th'
Democracy will scoTn aad spit upon the plat
form constructed by these ingrates. The.
will ask these would be leaders. what Is tn
eli Of Stephen A. Douglas. and OF Joseph A
Wright that they are thus Indignantly hoote
out of the Conventiong and when they re
ceive. as they viii. though not from thes
leaders, the only trae answer that can b
given. namely That they loyed their eouI
Try above the r party. the people will spur
tho men who thus repadiate men WHIP lov
their country
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L%orIsvIIE. Jan. 1.-THE Democrat re
ceived adyices this afternoon contradicting
the accounts received via Cincinnati of the
d~isbanding of Humphrey Marshalfs forces
near louisville. No further particulars sto
given
The Bowling Green Courier Of the ID inst
says that Floyd arrived at Nashville on the
LIST, en- rote for Bowling Green.
The Paducah correspondent Of the journal
writing on the 5th, complains bitterly OF the
treatment of the Union men there by the
Federal General Smith. and demands his i'm
mediate removal.
Bumors prevail at Lebanon that the Fed
eral troops have taken two steamer pro
ceeding up the Cumberland river, with mu-
nitious of war. clothing and provisions for
Zollicofier's forces. The locality of the seiz-
ure is not stated.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
The Convention of Traitors.

III ANYTHING were needed TO demonstrate
the reasonable character of the proceedings
OF the so-called Democratic State Conven-
ton, which met in indianapolis on the 9th
inst. it would he supplied BY the refusal OF
the Convention 20 listen to the heading of
the resolutions endorsing the patriotism oil
the late Senator Douglas and his eulogist and
admirer, Ex-Governor Wright The resolu-
tons are given in the special dispatch from
indianapolis. published elsewhere. The at
tempt OF the Convention TO dodge the issue
by ruling out the resolutions. will not an
swer. though il Is not at all surprising that u
body. OF men who could not only patiently
but srprovingly listen to such a speech as
was made by John q. Davis on the previous
day, should refuse TO her or tolerate any
thing SO patriotic in spirit and loyal in SEN
timent as the resolutions referred 10.
IL needs no prophet to tell us that the ac-
ton of that Convention will be repudlated
by the honest Democracy oil Indiana, whose
LOYALTY az a mass Is above suspicion. They
are not insensible to the example OF lofty and
generous patriotism which was the browning
glor, of their great leaders life, and It was
not without good cause Tor fear and tremb-
ling that such miserable partizsns rs Davis
and Petit refused to heara resolution elo-
ElLfuS 0- Ui1SutuitiOuS IA tchAc
to the support of the Administration in the
work OF crushing ont n wicked aud ~anton
rebellion.
The offer of the resolution, however, had
the good effect of making those traitors
show their hands. Under pretense OF devo-
| ton to the Union and the Constitution. they
seek to give aid and comfort to the men who
long ago conspired and are now engaged in
the effort of Remembering the one and des
troving the other. Who il so infatuated as
to suppose that Il man who had the brszen
impulence 70 boast Of his personal intimacy
| with JEFF Davis, or a Convention that could
tolerate his presence aud applaud bis senti-
ments. would endorse a resolution holding
up for their imitation the patriotic devo ION
OF Stephen A. Douglas 10 his country Net
Their the oily CANNON ofthe presiding ethcer
of the Convention nor the dubious phraseoi
ogy of the resolutions will deceive the Dem
ocrats Of Indi ana and we are much mistsk
III the character OF n pe.ple VIII have sent
over sixty thousard OF their sons 10 the ne d
to fight and IL necessary die for the maiuten-
ance of the Union and the restoration OF the
American dag upon every inch OF soil EN-
braced in the United States. il they do not
set the broad seal of their condemnation up
on every act and actor = the reasonable
Convention OF the -th Of Sanuary--Cinein.
natl Commercial.
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w wonder that our correspondent
T.ion." ia cur paper Of Yesterday. should
i .rc asked the question. whether the late
Den,crlric Convention intended to adopt
the D1usits " the Breckinrise platform,
uhen "a momeats reflection aust have rails
hel him that taey Intended to adopt boih-
with Il, preference for the Breckenridge
one. Ties h7o.ed At 4 resolution compli-
ment.ry - D5reLAs. and another compli-
mentary &c Gov. WHIcur. which shows that
they have more req I'd Tor the lice BsEcxis-
nsper th.n f0s he .dead DoreLAs."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

Cali for . Union STATE Conventions.
sixty thousand Of the citizens Of Indiana
having voluntarily taken UP arm for tho de-
Tense OF the government. the preservation OF
the Constitution. and the liberties Of the peo-
pie, il is unbecoming those who remain at
home to array themselves in partisan warfare
against each other, the probable consequences
OF which must be TO prevent the resources
OF the country from being applied TO The sup
port and maintenance Of the army, the engen-
dering OF strife and discord. the withholding
OF supplies for the war-worn soldiers. and OF
recruits for The ranks thinned by battle; and
may terminate in the decentralization Of the
army. and the overthrow Of constitutional
liberty.
Therefore. most earnestly deprecat:ng all
efforts to keep on foot party Influences. pre-
udiees and discipline. all persons. Electors
OF Indiana. who are in favor Vt the vigorous
prosecution Of the war for the preservation
OF the Union and the maintenance Of the Con
stitution. are. without respect 20 past poliu-
cal associations. invited 10 meet in Mass Con
vention. at indianapolis, on the 2'd day OF
February next. for the purpose e. nominal
ing candidates for the Offices Of State. TO be
voted for at the next general election.
And to the end that Indisna may continue
to enjoy the high position with the other
States which she has in the present war hith
erto occupied. and that I'll the energies OF
the State may be unitedIy put forth for the
e%fiectual suppression of the rebellion. that
the Constitution may be respected. its au
thorily acknowledged. aud law and order once
more established all over the land. 1t is ear
nestly hoped that all good citizens viii, foH
the time, put aside party. and unite tor tho
country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

w hope our reader have observed the
eall for a Uaion Convention 10 be held at
indianapolis on the 22d OF February This
Convention : 10 be composed Of men Of all
The former parties. who are united in sup
port of the Government in its present great
struggle for existence IL Is not 70 be a par
" Convention. in any sense, bat OF the people.
for the country Let the call be signed oy
all the real lovers Of the UniSn-and let u
be done without delay. The Government
mast be sustained.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
Naval Engagement ON the Mississippi
-Rsbel Guu-Bonts Chased 20 Col

CAIRo, Jan. ll.-This morning three reb-
ell boats from Columbus attacked our gun
boats Essex and ST Louis. lying of Fort
Jefefson A brisk engagement ensned for
a short time. when the rebels rctreated, our
boats pur~ing until they reached the bat
teries at Columbus. II Is believed that Que
Of the rebei boats Was disabled
Four Of our pickeu were shot last night
near Birds Point. supposed BY some Of Log.
woods rebel cavalry. which have been roy
iae about committing depredations In that
vicinity for some days. Gen. Pine hes dis
patched a force Of cavsiry IN pursuit Of them.
Deserters iron csiambas. arrived this
morning. report great alarm there. The
troops apfrehend an attack by she Fsdsr RAJ
forces. e.
No NOV emens has been made by troops
here since yesterday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

wssniSoros, Jan. l2-The Pensacola
succeeded In running the blockade this NOR
ming: twenty two shot we're fred ~ her. hat
without effect s
Gen. Lane bas not rendered his r~esisns
ton 70 the Government or the Legislature
Of Kansas. nor has he accepted a rfirsdier
0eneralskip.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
The Army of the Potomac-Its I'm
psovement and Condition.
fwsshiagtOl Correspondents Of y. I. w0tla.l
IL .aurxornN L. al

fwsshiagton Correspondents Of ". 7. worlal
WAsHIsGros. Jan. 81.
In writing under the caption which for nine
months has preceded these letters, one con-
tinues. during this holiday season. TO write Of
an army patient within its encampments; of
two hundred regiments, here ana t,ere, en-
during canvas quarters BY the help OF ovens
and sheet iron stoves: OF ceased hostilities,
up and down he slowly glazing RIVER; OF
flag presentations. holiday games. war. legis-
lation and investigation committees; or any
thing anu everything. ia fact. save the actu
al clash oil arms aud forward movement of
the Campaign.
But this apparent stsgnation IS not with
out its Improvement aud admirable results.
Six weeks ago, ! wrote a letter. deprecs.ing
the cessation of efficient discipline aud field
drill. wishing for more brigade aud division
exercises, sham fights. aud "A better concert
cd picket system. Since that time. however,
a significant improvement has been set ON
foot. The whole army has been kept ac-
lively at work Ia these respects, until at last
every regiment has become moro or less
used 10 field action in concert with q dozen
other corps, and to the picture OF a battle
with fire, smoke and thunder accompani.
ments
The excellently fought battle Of Draines-
vile, in which not one blunder was made by
Federal officers or men. and in which the
rebels suffered losses so notifying, WAS q
practical development of the conversion Of
our volunteers, high and low into an efhcienl
soldiery. Every brigade and division along
our extended front il. | verify believe, quite
equal 10 ali which was done and demoustra
ted bv Gen. Ord's command Oh that honora
bic day Gen. Mcclellan has at last an ar
my, educated by the Europeaa system
fully trained. equipped. and moralized-
ready TO move hexibly at his bidding. an'
pledged 10 '~'victory or death" His comman'
AZ last understand that fighting aud man.
deaths are preludes to conquest, aud its 200,
900 individuals are equal TO their chances .
either fate.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
ar in any article I keep at my lowest cas-
prices. Truly your friend.

in any article l keep at my lowest cas
prices. Truly your friend.
Thomas III. BARR.
Any person wishing TO contribute to the
fund for the support of the fam lilies of sol
diers. can send their contributions to the OF
fee in the Ross building. on the west side OF
the Public Square. where We will, with pleas
ure. receive them. or call on Mr.. 8. H. Potter
or d.. W. Minshall. at THEN places Of business.
who will receive whatever NAV be offered.
Now Is the time. this cold Weather. when
those women and children need food. cloth
ing and fuel. and when We say need We mean
il Ia its broadesi senee. aud know from obser
walton that il j. true.
JAMES HOOK,
Disbursiug Agent of Soldiers Relief.
January Is. Is62.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

TIE Legislature OF Michigan. has done
we'll 10 cleo; the Hon. JAcob NJ. HowAnD TO
the L. S Senate. Mr.. HowARD was once a
distinguished Wig member OF Congress. and
vas distinguished FOR his ability and prac
teal sense. lie Is a MAJ of incorrupu-
bic integrity and viii make just such a sena-
tor IS the country needs in is present crisis
We predict FOR him a brilliant future.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

Nrw YoRK. Jan. l3.-The Heraid's Wash
ington dispatch says:
A grand Irish division will be formed IN
der Gen. Shields. with Meaghcr, Mulligan.
Csss, ard Corcoran as Brigsdier Generals.
The halters Of two hundred horses of Gen.
Franklin's division were cut on Thursday
night. and the animals turned loose by "a SO
cret enemy. with the intention of aiding the
rebels. who were expected 70 make an at
tack.
An arrival here reports the Sumter at 81.
Thomas on December gath.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
DIR. mcLean's Universal pills,
"a IVA oo4flAlsr. suovssk-s. ssApNs az -.

o. nNEK c~oxEfAlST. tucVsNESs. sEAnAt ak -.
There never has eeen = CATHAR1Ic med.ch
offered 70 the public, that has E~~n such eu.irr So.
isfactiou a. Mclean Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable. they are perfectly isnv
cent and can tc taken hy lie moei tender infsit, ~
prompt and powerful in removing all Bilious s.crc-
uous, Ecid ~ impure. fead irafier fr0fa ihs stomach.
malsrious District.
They produce 10 gripping. si0kress ~ psia "a tls
stomach or bowels, though very active AMI searching
Ia their operation. promoting healthy secretion o.
me liver and kidi.ys. Who wiil suffer from tiious-
nssS. headaeLe an1 foul stomach. when - chssp a
ren.edy can he ontainedi Keep them constantly 90
hand: a single co>s taken ia season, may usvttf
hours. davs and mu.ths - sickness. A. fr "a y
n. McIean's Univer. al Pills Take no oio,r. Beng
coated, they are t~asiel.ss. Price only - cents per
box and can be sent BY mai o. an part q the I. :
! II. NOLAN. Sole Proprietor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
Dr.. y. a.. HcIean'> Volcanic OIL
I~inInsent.

TBk BEsT ExfkKSAL Is rHE MokLp. Foa ri,
OR BTAsr.
Thousand 81 human beings beN- beet saved y n,
OF deCrepdtude AID misery. /! the Use - itls iussi-
nAile Eminent. n will reiitse P@iA s..aa 81 -ns-A1-
taneously. and II viii cleanse. purify al-i a.sl tar
loulesf SORE IA an Incredibly short ume. s,1EANs
VOLCANIC OIL LNiMENT viii relieve. IL mosi To-
vef.rats cases - Rheumatism. O.uf. q Neuralgia
Fer Paralysis. Contracted Muscles, Stiffness ~ Neak
ness Ia he joints, Muscles er i~agameuts. i viii asv.
or fail. Two applications viii care sore Throat.
Headache OF Ear8ci e. Der fgrns o. <all-. 90 49,
Pain. IL Is an infalIhie remedy. Try II. snd you vii
Gnd il on indispensable remedy. hep u al~ Ags ca
hand.
PLANT&cS. y Ct any one having charg.
OF horses. VII save money BY using hriean's Vel
canic OF IMMINENT. X = n sf@edy sad iiaii3ls
curc foT G4lis. SprAiDs. Chaiss. swelling. ian easrs,
sweeney, Ssrez, WOUNDS, Scratches, 81 49, sAtruu-l
diseases. Try H. and 80 viii be convinced.
Dr. ,. IA. Mclean sole lTapueta.
.Aed~ly Saint Lac Ne
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

Mr.. Nallaua CHAM . vastly indignant 81
he ..humiliafion xhich opr Government has
sssfsd Il delivering up Mason and si'deli.
raj When l..o ~er1nies 81 Mason md sidell
- al the Ssar % the West. seirei the
..,.,sr Aetasllahd. struck the STAR snd
s,sire. fram the bss'iemenis Of Sumter nd
~rmm;ssed Divers other atrocities. NJ Val.
lsrd'ghsm carefully bottled his ind gHaiion
- ri anv-Nsr IitsHy Lsdetr
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EDFroR ExrAEss: -Permi, me through youI
ton 20 the relief Of the families Of Soldiers
nov IN the service Of the country from this
county.
There l. nov on the list for relief one
hundred aud ninety families. with children in
number from one TO eight. Whole number
Of children four hundred aud seventy.hve. a
large proportion Of whom are under ten years
OF age The amount Of relief averages
about so per week. distributed according
TO the necessity Of The families. All the
families relieved. with bnt very few excco-
tons. are in very moderate circumstances,
and many Of ,hem would suffer IL ,hs relief
va withheld. The MEANS provkied will soon
be exhausted. and the liberal public win
nave 10 be appealed 90. to supply their wants.
until such time as they can get support from
their husbands. fathers or sons, who are en-.
rolled ia the defence Of the country.
Bat few persons have donated anything TO
tins fund as yet. though \ number have mani.
Tested BY word = desire 70 do 80.
The following Is a list Of donations given
10 this fund.
From the employees Of tho 7 IA
a ~ Louis Railroad. IN this ci,y.
$40 bushels OF Potatoes. SOS 90
J o. Jones. tselre bushels Potatoes
and t-ree barrels -four "A 50
-
Harry Ross. brOoms shoes. caps, &c. Is 90
JOSEPH York. . lbs. bacon ? o5
NJ J Nssterson. oa.h ............ 2 90
IN Cook. 900 ibs. -four. 90
James Judd. Eve bsr-sls corn neal. ; 90
Hesry Williams. ten Tsrkies........ 4 90
On FRIDAY las, We received the following
note. IL nsed- M comment. Il speaks for
itself
TrsaK HAVTf. January 30. lss2.
Csr Jxsr Hooxs-Desr Sir II you
can use sayshiag In nv line Of business. IN
Z reisssinr ths waan Of the famFsrs Of ouf
brave volunteers. you are At liberty 10 draw
order. on me 70 the amount Of sioo, psysbls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14
COLLEGIATE.


THE next session Of the Terre
Il Haute Female College will open ca Thursday
the soth Of January, inu and continue Eve months.
Rev. Jacob Chapman, formerly Professor in Franklin
Co lege, Pa, and late Pastor OF the Congregations
Church at Marshall. u.s., has been added 70 the
Faculty. Mr.. Chapman has the reputation Of a ripe
scholar. and an able and efficient teacher. and brings
distinguished ability and learning into his new f-ld
Of usefulness. Notwithstanding the stringe ncy Of
the times, the College, the present session, Is tlled
nearly TO its utmost capacity. Those who desire 10
cutter as pupils for tho ensuing session, should make
application socn.
JOHN COVERT, President
T.rre Haute. Jan. 10th, l862. DAWN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

xAaHs on or1cEEs.
J. d. wusIAxs. Press. rs. wuLIAss, Casb'r.
State Of Indiana. Vgo County SIS.
Y s. Williams being duty sworn. deposes aud says
that h. IL the Cashier Of aid Bank, and that The fore
gor,g rero ( Of TIE condition OF said fsnk for The
period the elm named. f. true aid correct, to the best
Of bis knowledge aud belief.
rs. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Sworn 10 AMI subscribed before me, this sih day Of
January, isg2.
GEORGE .. DJY. Notary Public.
Jan. q 2w-w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

IL yOu Ns5s ycar delicate, sickiey, pury eb,lds-
e. 80 healthy. strong and rohusti-then give thse
MrLesn's Strengtling Ceroiai, Zee The difes1i~nrc -
each bottle II - delicious 20 tcke.
Ous table spoeAfli, taken every morning. fssiils =.
l. a sure preventive against chill snd fever. veiios
fever, cholera OF any prevailing disease. -
CAUIIoN-neware - nrUEgists 90 dealers Ntr
may try 20 palm upon you a bottle u Bitters CT -
sapanlla which they can buy cheap by sayinr n 4.
Just a. good. There are even men hASk enough Ia
steal a part Of my name L. dub. lheir VIII cec.c-
tions. Avoid such infamous PilATfS ard their "a.
famous compounds Ask for DR. J. H. Aci<sI'r
strengthening Cordial ard Blood Purifier. TAI.
nothing else. Il l. tie ouly remedy that Vii pun
Nonr blood thoroughly. and 81 the samr time
STRENGTHEN and tNNlcoRATE the Whole orxsr.
xarou. Ii j. pat up 90 isrEr io;tier-Sl Der h.ift
o. sx bottles Tor g.
NJ ! n nrIFAN 81. pnn riefnr-
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MEDICAL.
uosuneiicIou. \ Delightful Ger
dfat SseF

TNiE THOUSANDS upon thouS
euts 4a.o are daily usisg GcfNan's Strengtsct-
ing Cordial. certify that Il j. ss>oluuy ~ ifisi-~
bic remedy FOR removing and f~SNl6okkIlNe 81
shattered and cisessed - stem, purifying ard -
riching The tioa1-reslerirg The SICK. suf~7ne IT,
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BANKING.

CEm-ANNUAL REPORT or THE CONDITION
- Of the Southern Bank Of Indiana, for the six
months preceding the first Monday Of January, 1897.