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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

pRlLsrrLulA. sept 3 The Enquirer
of fii- city make the following statements
Baton Rouge Ia. been completely de-
lfeycj by our troop
C'en- Breckenridge bad, demanded Is sur
reader Tie had a large army With him.
Falls Church has beer evacuated bv our
TROOPS
The wounlcl VI o we're a. tfe hospitals AZ
Pals Church hare arrived a. VI ashington
The Railroad bridge az Bal Run hzs
sgain been DESTROYED by the rebels
>iouewail jackson : on his way 10 Baisi-
more va Lecsharr. Nth 10000 men. lie
insesai, choosing Gear Ei~ar4's Ferrs.
The latest ison t.en. Pope's headquarters
ssvs thu his vhoic column AS falling hack
to Washington.
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according 10 act Of Congress. passed JAY
18th. lse2. graptins pensions TO officers and
soldiers or their heirs. the following rates
we're established, VIZ For total disability
Of Lieus Colonel. and all officers Of higher
rank. 5000 per month Major. SIS 90:
Captain. SO 90: First Lieut. ST. %: Second
Lieut. 1890. and non-eommissioncd oficerS.
musicians. and privstes. $500 per month.
In case any Of tie above named has died
since the ith Of March. l>el. OF shall here
aIler dc by reason Of any ~ound received.
OF disease contracted While IN the service
aua in the line Of duty, has widow. cr. II
there he no willow. rs child o. eisiilren ar
der rs years Of age. or. Il be leave 10 SD
on. child or children. thea u be has lefs =
uA.oxed mother vho vas dspsadsut upoa
hin 81 Seaport. N whois o. N part. &c
III be cntiticf - seSeiss sach pension. n
case t.sse ee 10 ~iaow. ehi'd o. ehilsrep. g,
-ssowe1 mother. shea The orpAss si<er -
sisters. Il there BE sry. sAsll reserve sacl
pensior. For further iasorn.sion sr<lv q
ne undersir~ea.
: = MOORE. claiua. Assus.
Terre Hxute. lrs.
sS.d's'> lRsrs PA Bounsv. &c. cai-
iecse6 Jim
a1ES>diE
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
FOREIGN NEWS


revenue cutter was placed along side
the Tuscarera 10 prevent further violation
OF the neutrality, and at the same time the
matter was reported 10 the Admiralty.
The Belfast people ask. what would have
been done IL the Federal Captain had 10
fused 20 leave.
The Times Esliiorinlly argues that al
though the latest advices from America
show 7n apparent Improvement in financial
Affairs. " the di'a.A.s-ca rrcmiGm on gold.
&c, the day must come "A-. .fe people OF
the United States will really understand the
position OF their own finances. and when that
time arrives. IL doubts not that the principles
which have 80 often been verified in the
bankruptcy OF European Monarchies. will
assert themselves with equal vieor 10 punish
the financial obloquics 81 he American Re
public.
In another article. the I ines depicts the
the latest American advises in the most
gloomy character Il eass. On all sides the
political horizan grows blacker, nor can any
chance OF peacc he discovered, exc ept in the
exhaustion or impotence of bellgerens
II the Fedcrals were not blind with fury.
they would now see What all Europe has
seen from the beginning, bur the truth, IL
seems. has vet 10 dawn. II not on the people.
at any rate OF the Government Of the Fed
eral Siatos.
The London Morning Herald speculaics
on the efects o! drafting. aud thiaks il will
try the tenaEcT oi the Northern people more
than il has been tried vet. and shake 20 its
very foundation the sattcring edihce of the
Union. IL saws New Workers hive less
reason than other Americans 70 struggle
agains, CONSUMPTION II = their last hope.
in the absence now oi any n0bier and
worthiet object Il Is for the supremacy Of
their city and averts commercial men that
a war il being prosecuted which Nll convert
America into a desert
Harvest operations we're progressing more
+ fryorably under the improved staie OF Ia
weather.
FEANcr The French Minister Of wal
had frcighted several steamers for ,he Mcxi
can expedition.
The Italian crise- excited much interest il
Paris, and the indications Of Napoleon pei
| icy we're eagerly awaited
The Copsttutionelle aficr seclanag that
that tho French fag vii not rocede before
any menaces. say 70 stop the fOois WIZ
would rot beiofc tie hag which has glsei
freedom 70 ltaly. nigh, be painful ncesssi
q imposed D. honor. hut Il would not b
a soriioa Of the military question. u woul
not settle tie political question
The Paris correspondent OF So L9ndo
Times believes. notwithstanding the Consl
tutionnel denial Of the statement. thaf i
DavAIeite has given to tie Pope some ASST
RANGES OF the support Of France a. repre-
scented.
The PARIS Bourse va aai--6s q rs 4
the rcntes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

- The s5th Regimsrt lsfi Tor Iadians-
pole Yesterday evening at 5o'elock. ~here
Il vii receive the uniforms and equipments.
and 50 Immediately into service.
The 9Th. under Adjsssns sam. Turner.
turned oat a. az eseoFs 70 the depot
large crowd vas assembled 70 witness
their departure. and many affecting scenes
OF eave-tskin<--ith The sad fate O; Their
former fellow-sollscrs. The 7lst. fresh in
Their manufacturers Witnessed. There :
something bOsA Of pain ssa pleasure in sach
soens- PAN At the recollection - the
homes ~hsre The absence Of t.ese men vii
De fels-pain At the thought thzs uaanv .,
thea ell never sstsrn- hut sAen 4 !,
pleassrahic 20 contemplate the readiness
re hsarsincss With uhich taese nSN 81 sravs
hearts and strons ar1s re-poni y tsci
coaasrys cali Ma, kis@ frovi3crss 80
secs them from any saeA disaster a. has be.
fen TIE noble siss ~ gsncas-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

.T- Col. Darlington. AZ indianapolis. )
organizing the recruits Tor the old reg iments.
into provisional battalion tor ANY smer-
se-cy requiring border action. Thls sill be
made 10 include. Il accessory. those nov Tor
hosnc ~ otherwise.
lie Ia. sl-o recommended % the Var De
= rtsscat the trasf Of a reserve Of four hun
ais thoasaed mea. % DE drilled Al home
ga ~ fss. and 70 draw fall pay onls When
OF. ~ iuto CAMPS
q 1--WE them time 70 close up es-i-
nsss a. - 70 he prepared for nes dfAA,
u any saoul4 be needed. and preparing the
people Al largr 10 do effective service i sad
aeslv pas IN the fe,d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

Cry HAIL. sept =, loo-
AZ a regular meeting OF the Common
Council held this evening. there was present.
Ills Honor Mayor Stewart. Ia the chair. and
Councilman Ludo~ici. Coats. o'Boyle. En-
gle. wilkin-on, Walker. Houh and Padd-
dock
Absent. councilmen wss-on and S~He
hart.
The minutes OF the lat meeting were red
aud approved.
Concerning the petition Of Mr.. Raggls----
the Committee IeTort that the collection Of
water sLou, her house Is occasioned BY the
lots being 10 low. and can only be remedied
by filing up the same with earth. The wa'er
does no, run in from any street. bat iallisg
on the loo ground about her premises. nee
essuiIy remains there until absorbed. On
motion OF Mr.. Wilkinson. tina report Was ae
cepsed. ssd the committee discharged.
The report OF the City Treasurer Was sub
mitied and accepted. Amount Of balance
on hand s3i4.o3. Divided az follows
General Fund. ......-.. 5000. $40 80
Market. .....,.t...*..,...... 20
Cemetery. ......-...-.-.-.-.. 3V2 ~
The report OF the Superintendent Of the
City Cemetery shows fourteen intermenu
from the city. and eleven from tho country.
during the month Of August
GA motion Of Mr.. Ludowici. the Clerk j.
authorized TO give notice Of the letting anew
Of the grading. and gravelling Of Wabash
Street. between 9Th and 9TH II next regular
meeting. on the 10th inst
On motion Of Mr. Lndowici. the Commit
tee on Streets were instructed to look after
the grading on North Sixth Street. see What
has been done, and report progress ~ nest
meeting.
The Marshall was instructed 10 repair the
bridge on ist Street near the basin. before
the same gets any worse
Mr.. Ludowici mos ed that a committed be
appointed TO enquire into the shooting al
fair Of last Friday night. aud learn the 4
facts in regard to the part taken by any city
official. and report to the Council at our next
meeting. The motion prevailed. and the
Mayor appointed Ludowlci. O'Boyle and /
said Committee
Mr. Boyle presented the resignation Of 4
Dcputy Marshal Hoffman. which on motion
Of Mr. Housh was laid over till next meeting.
On motion OF Mr.. Boyle the Street Com
mistee Vas instructed To see Attorney Mack
aud &c, his written opinion in regard to the
liability. OF the city. for any expense
ncurr'd, In cleaning out the cutters OF this
sity whether the city, OF the property hol-
iefs, shall pay for such Improvement.
On motion OF Mr.. LudowIci. the Finance
Committee was cmpowcre 10 borrow $1,000
ON the best terms possible. both as to time.
and rate Of interest
On motion Of Mr.. Walker the Finance
Committee was instructed 10 call upon the
School Trustees, who are now in funds. and /
get the S7o0 loaned tho said Trustees,
ago
The following was offered by Mr.. O'Boyle
Rssoired. That John II. Ludowici be. and
be u hereby appointed 10 srperintend the
work aud improvements of the streets. and
that bis compensation be two dollars per day.
for each day actually employed.
The resolution was adopted by the fol
lowing Ayes. Coats. O'Boyle. Engle. Wal.
ker. Paddock and llough.
After di-po~ng 81 >undry bills. the Coun
ell adjourned
W II STEW ART. Mayor
Attest. J. y. Grlick, Clerk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
FROM KANSAS.

Arcufsox. kkxsss. Sept s.-BenJamin
Halliday. proprietor 81 he Overland Stage
Line. AMI ]. whisney. Jr. arrived - ssy-
their time overlrnd frcm Carson Valley 70
tbs places reported 70 be clevea days and
one hour. including thirteen hours deten
ton this side Salt Lake 30 Ircians seen.
Trey represent the new mail route over the
Cherokee trail a. excellent Halliday STA
ted that. after he 10th rusf-. overland ssa-
ges will pass daily through Denver City.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
rRoN 81. LoUIs.

81 lori> sept 3--(sov. Gamble yester-
dan made a rceuisition on The Bsaks ard 81
wings Irsfiiutiors Tor $50 90 % purchase
arsrs FOR tho eoren sseut- The requisIrion
vas sn2Le ~ ants. p4tion 81 ucret - be
collected nr3es The recent ss-es-Taeist ersief.
We understood The Banks have responded
fsvorabiy asd placed tse aDosn, AZ The div
posal q the Gsvernar. Ahope = esiertain-
CT by the secessionists that the oflcr Sonid
no; Re cnforccl n tie fall anseui.f. ! he -
tissipass1 The fnl .moant VII 3 r asscssed
sni c-r-risi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
TRONxEW YORk.

NV losx. Scrs. 7.-Both t-rancbes OF
oar CITY Coascli Azrc coacarsed ~ voz;nr
an srrrurrsxtion 81 ; no Es1 - bocrsv 1,
vossnf-crs. and Ie 40 s1d.fiopsi - each Of
TIE Cd rerhneuss vho shail recrfknise for
thswAr Tie Board q SzQersisors al.s ap-
r-ov-istef $50 60 s1sitionai Tor ne seiisc
Of The fmil<s Of Volunteers. -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept 3--Thc enthusiasm of
the army on hearing OF the appointment, of
Gen. Mcclellan TO command is represented
as wildly enthusiastic They are now read,
to turn back and meet the enemy az once -
This feeling extends throughout the whole
army OF Virginia. aud even the sick and
wounded join IN tho general rcioicings
There is no panic here. al. now j. cont
dence and security
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T. ScHwINesorr,n. Sec v


- The PRISONERS captured at tniontown.
~. on M.ndAy last. and parolcd nv John.
spn. passed through the city Yesterday to
Indianapolis They consisted Of two com
pasies Of sxsy day men from parke county
They fought the rebels one hour. when they
wers surrounded and forced 10 surrender.
but not until eleven of the gusrrillas had
beer billed. and thirty one wounded. Our
los. vas Que killed-Capt- Howard of com
pany C-and tseaty wounded. Capt. How
AT va Tho lounges, spn Of the late General
Hoe,ta ,ud hs dea,h~ill be much regret
,sd ~ h.. numerous frien.l~1n Psrke county
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

~ The Governor Of Illinois has ordered
fftecn regiments 10 the South Immediately,
: has telegrsphed te al points Of the State
Nc roor- are located. imperative march
ing 0rds
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

~ ltappears We were Ia error ia our
statement yesterday, which was given OF the
authority Of one of the deputies. that one
fourth only Of the applicants received ex
emp,ion papers. We are Informed that more
than one half are exempted
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PniLADsilsliA. Sept. IA previous d.s.
Itch mentioned that Stoncwall Jackson
vs. marching on Baltimore. via Leesbu-r :
. following IS the report as published IN
he,rnquircr
".have afc3oft that Jackson i ON his
MY oy 20 Ba'timose. via Leesburs, with 40
0V' men md that lie iuteals crossing NJ 90
near eawas Ferry.
~ nc oesp,;ch. telegraphed Nom here ON
Monuay, nun ting that the Nv Tribune
nau oeen 9fue'e closed. had no ',und non
IA i~ot. ne s'"-pen, was madeyi,h ~
"'"'' purpose IMAM teappcase tue mo
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

~ The citizens of Evansville are at
last thoroughly aroused and have determined
- NEE, the guefrillas on the border and
meet out 10 them such punishment ~ their
cowarily outrnges deserve.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

- Capt {. A. Goodwn's company Of
Rel river bridge and released on parole.
returned home yesterday. their term Of ser
vice having expired.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

LIZ The "Inssli Regiment" which Is
being recruited by Commissioner Hook and
Surgeon Rust. on the West side OF the Pub
lie square Is progressing finely. At the
rate applications are being made, the regi-
ment will csrtaiely be full by this evening
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

SITUATION WASrrp-Ry a man too old
to so to war. IN Dry Good OF Grocery
Store. OF Clerk in Bank or Railroad Office
Having been raised to business. profess to
understand penmanship. and want immc
date employment
Refer 10 John C. Ross. or = h Allen for
character and business qualities
Sept ,. DIR
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

TThe militia enrolment Of Fort Wayne
.how. 2. as militia. and sss volunteer, But
little over Is per cent. OF tho whole number
have volunteered There will De some
drafting ir that city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

Dtrp.-Yestersiay tho Ord inst, JouNr,
son OF ". J. and s. A. STEWART Funeral
from the residence Of the parents, four doors
Son,h Of the po.t Office. this morning at 10
o'clock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

~ Al those who wait Desuniui Silz
Hat, u the latest fashion. call AZ the Ne~
York Hat Store aud get one Of -. Hone
Manufacture. which make myself. there.
fore can warrant all bats bought OF me ~
have Tine assortment II French Beaver.
Outer and soft c.ssimefs hat Of the finest
quality. and Of al oo,ors. which an selling
yer, lo~ slso. large assortmen, OF Wool
Hat. Of al eolers ranging in rrice - low
a. ilty cents
T II LOWEKRE. Practicsi Halter.
Successor 20 ! & ! ifES
m9f.it Jos. FsffA a. a ania. {.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

IN A fine company Of over one hundred
men for the 9th regiment. came in ye-fef-
day from Owen county. I, was COTTON up
through the exertions Of Judge Franklin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

~ During my absence W. T.. Hendricks
Esq will &C, a my general agent ia ,ransac-
ting my business. and Dr. 8 VI. Wright il
also authorized 10 rollect any deb:s due me.
Sepiu. j. z. BAIRD
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

L. Capt. Ike Mahsn. Post Quarterma--
ter. commenced removing the Government
stores from Henderson Tuesday. In an,icipa
ton Of an attack from the rebel Col John
son. Who il said to he marching on that
place from vniontown. with from GOO TO zoo
men. The Evansville Journal says Il j.
probable that Coils. Foster and Shscklefori
my Gall upon johnson and annihiate him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

~ The. i0I-t regiment arrived At Inii
anspoll-. Tuesday evening. from Wabash
and the men were quartered in tie Union
Depot.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

Trsnx HsrrK Lopor. No. ~. y 4 A. NJ.
Regular communication Of this Lodge will
be held this Thursday evening. n the Hall.
asS o'cic~s Members Of Social Lodge.
No Is. sn,l all Masons IN good standing are
corliall, invited 20 be present
Nv order Of the W. NJ.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
DENTIST.

IN EARNEST FINDING that a
4 nnisa,,prelension exists regarding the pnIport
Of my card fa tie Exprese. Civ this sH"uf @nof
that have positively mada hay arrangement 70
remove s.~rnrnrsfs from ihis city. and shall ave
IN few dsy. Tbose. tserelotcs who bare sfcft n Z
With me- wksfhsr ~ deb; OF credit. al sa'f D''A
them - e,s ard me muca Trouble ~ et-iAF NM
4-st.ix ana l... tlasa adin-,cd Those. alec. rar
wish sy professional services .-o1f come - 90
azd make their 81. freDsnts AZ i.tfif ~ ~ li-''
j. already sngageft o. nAt''f
kngt. do
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
E10srard association,

HE~ar1alrs< f4<ff1rEca e<<1,ffsk>f ~ s/>cfat ~
dosrnenf. ~ ~ Esifsf a "a Sci Laszrsss>f,
s<S<ef srss Tfr-S>rf 1si k,Di5>~ass Lise1sss,
cd <SJ>c<11r Ts~ a. 01r< 81 L'z<~a->.. erf~<
l.~<1nf Orso.s.
MEDICAL ADVICE given Cratic,
4slhy ne krra< szrreoz, 70 al who spyly ~ isi-
49, with ei-rip<ion q tbsir oar.ifio. tass. eccs-
psslu<, kasfs q -. A. su1 N cssrs Il cEtrenss
rr1ss-ty. w>fIrsns szrkisks1 fte~ q eharrs.
vAf1rAh1-E EErOKTS sp<rDzterrhos- a.,
c<h<r u.>1s>< q - k<xgx Orgxr.. asd 81 TIE 81"
EkNKIHKS euyiuyed ia1ke psy<-szs-y. ssus - tks
a. r.-6 n se.1sS letter e-~sleres fr-e q cksrrs-
Two tk-r~ stxmvs &c pceserr ~tu ~ src<pskhie
Attrs<x> La skIlxxS EOCCE-OS, Ae<.rx S-r-
rr1u, H1~krt As~.rEs.ze. Ne souft NIB street.
f.1lsd..pkAA. p ~ o~s-r q ne pr~oers-
'' RIA D nakrwxu, rr~xsi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

- oficers and Others Wishing to pur
chase swords. sashes. belts. pistol-. Bengal
hat trimming. epsaletts. numbers. letter.. or
any other article Ia the military line. will
consult their interest by calling at the e.
sablishmcnt Of l. A. Chess. No 81. Wabash
street Swords At all prices from $40 up to
sl0o foods warranted a. advertised \
long experience enables them to bns u thS
lowest prices, and sell accordingly.
aue9t;llm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

- Coed p&sturxxe can be tnrnsi'ei fss
osvs 90 Cgsfsis farm. Soath >evsnsh street
Apply to T. d Carter. es "a tie pren-
!ses. tu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

MsknIsp. On the 3lst ult by Rev. } :.
Donsl-on. Mr.. WAR NJ. Josxsox. Of Sal
Ivan. 70 CAaoIISE SscsssT. 81 this CITY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
FRESH OYSTERS
KKRN.s REsTAURANT.

have this day commenced receiving sfe>h
Baltimore oszers and ain continue % re-
ceive them daily throughout the season. l
will also cell them by the can aud half can.
sud warrant them 70 BE fresh AMI sweet;
Anr. ~ d2w CHAS. KERN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

~ ruttle's Comet and TattIe's Famil7
Grocery are two differen, institutions. The
former you will tnd about : deg vest of
the Polar Star. on clear bright night. the
latter. No. Mechanics Row and can be seen
between the hoars Of ) " and W. ".
Sundays excepted
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
FROM BALTs,opp

BALTIMORE. Sept 3-Tis American o
this city publishes the following special dis
patches in It's evening edition
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Union COUNTY TICKET.

~ There are about eight hundred men
snlistsd and in camp for the s7fh regiment.
At this place
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TONS RIAL
ndeoicateo HaiI Wash

DROF. GEORGE ". CANADA
4 hs~sns rtGtlrt - saasirg a. h-lf iTeetlnf
49, ..ll.....rs - Terre sialie We. Drr@ iestt
. 80 a.. ctizens sat prize Ferefatiy. isei -
- r.reraf~i - 80 goa crin-rAf 81 -
-. ssslsIs1terf u.sn.er. hftct stie-o- fif-h =
49, a. Ctfffn- fsstiss srf fSfL~ eir-s
- aso. y. CANADA <
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

- For sale los for cash cr ln trade for
wood. corn or hay.
new 3sca,ed Spring Wagon
I second hand :"
A." top Buggy.
luee opened
For terms. enquire "a the Clark House
Terre Haate. AUG. -. l-62 d2s.
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mNcryyA1q

CiNelSSAri. Sept ei.-Business i stll
suspended. Active preparations continue
ior defence. Martial Law i in fnn force -
All citizens are compelled 70 enr,ll them
selves n their respective wards. hero he,
- organized, armed, ~. "a. Ou duty .,n
The notifications II The rcbe...
eiegraphic communication Il open 10
Bowls Station.
he 'olh and ssth Ono regiments arrived
ih.s morning
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FRoN MISSOURI

81 Joslrn, No. Sept 2-Pondexter the
notorious rebel leader Of guerilla bands IN
Missouri. was caught las; ngh. on the North.
s e., Missouri Rail Road twenty miles from
hudson. asleep in house. lie i condemned
As SPY and will suffer death.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-04

Aevcr.--As th~ hos season = approachhx. .,.,.
Fsrsen ,eeaii plspate heir s,slem for the cha.
and tAsfe Is ro rcmety applicable a. .sNeiesn..
stseagthenirs C.rei.l and Rloca Purifier. I, A.
pail9 TIE blood thoroughly. Aad AZ The San. ,l,..
streAsthen aai inyiecrafe the ~.oie ore.nisstlco =
la' Immense quantity q Il thar e soit a.ll, 4.
gse'i enousA q t. grcsi sif,us. m shorourhi, re-
mo'ins 81. .uipere matters iron the blood. we..,
10 All ~ e. iiisdehslou, toi,Ae
49, strumous CT soFofaiou, srectlo1.s are ,is
euFse. &C. blight, he potato 70, 4 mankind. TIE,
are vie ard nithy we'll fNsAi. They ssf.s s...
contamination aud impurlsy OF shs blood an Or. -
ee seen AL afound "a everywhere One oua-,., =
al We nee, a-e tainted with tbcr s-d oas guar,rr
% tAsss Die q slcm. Gle feOisly TOO. hs<snr, ,h.,
,re ,aaAble. AiEA's S,asf4Aa.ll. eisan.r. GA, al.
>efeiuiees eefrrs ,lou fron the .oof, rcndef, t.
- healthy, sfi es,e.uaiiy sspafsa,e. a.. go.
csa'snlnauo' from The s,..,a NJ i,r.,- .....
under your scrcinior- disc-irf- s,.ce iasirr...t.
be Anal prouaed lls nssis om,in.,l..
curative sirfrcs lri - c-4ls s.s-.rssiis.-n ,rm
'cfs', Waterbury. a.
ifNAbi.ih'> lff. -For go rr.i,rsa.A
a'1..- r .se VIII asse ss.a s.. ies,n D, s...,.,,
Z P~f~l, ,is thsy A. The only isl.As.e a., .iiei.e
u ae,euons q the lunsr eh.si ADD bowel. a.
'fompi ase saves NE and quickly cures Taesaa
"A, pleurisy. cholera. wind. spssmf wo5m. sho,,fs
'ofhus, dlarsho"s, sysent-ry. whether ffou mt.af.
snns uufipe lfuiu % other faults N diet. yl..d
a'if Influence. Asthma eons. rhsumAu,ms Ls
deo'ions, rupsuro-. ilnAiaralons q; any cs.sh
'rFs, "heihe' asue OF .iLsT spetiEs fsvog- bl.ou.
'oa'es JrunSise. -. vitoss dan,- staaiipot. meas
:. Group, efysipolss white svelling., rliss ulo,,
even thirty yesrs' esatinuancs ara srpscia.l.
feefscf tho liver. have a. leeu opred Ierltrsrilt
these oelsbtated Vegetable r.l.srssl iTls
emae complaints aud nervous clssares thev a..
cen equally successful. frite charge O. liss. t.al
irai aai second psriotsl. rs.isysy. eep-r.slst 4.
pFiss frlghtfui erams al obstIucilons and rel.s
't'ons are BY them cured. dispersed a. cor,re,.-,
Price ~ ceuis per box.
Soli by J. H. cUnsoaAs. Ters -naute. 80 a,
spectacle dealers IN medicine. llanid~is
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