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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

fE- The Journal Il quite merry and at
s.mpss to ridicule the big scare. asst terms
the precautions taken to prevent the carry
ine on, OF certain threats made by large
armed force. consisting mainly of citizens oil
Sullivan county. which came in this county
last Wednesday As near a. we can sseer-
tain the facts, body Of men, vsrionsls es-
tinsted ~ from two 90 i've hundred. armed
with guns. pistols. and other ~arlike weapons,
came Into Viro county from Sullivan. and
separating in squads o: t~eniy-hvs or thir-
Az. commenced search for certain persons
supposed To be engaged in the shooting al
tar At Fairbanks. fes weeks aimee. hous-
- we're entered and searched. wagons and
other vehicles stopped. ard the WOODS Sour
"a in every direction. Towards evening
camp ws- established n the vicinity OF Hon
ey Creek and threats were made by some O
the gang that Il was their intention To COM
70 the city and continue the search. SOM
slight guard vas taken. Nc believe 10 pre-
vent ANYTHING OF thss sort. We learned yes
terday that portion Of the gang crossesi u
nser Al Darwin % ~oassaas the search n III
lnois
ffthe>e young men Nre Salty. thev -haai
be arrested, bat & shonld he dane by du
prors-s as l.w The bAad. ~e undsrstsn.
prsieni n be sci,ne under authority Of u
shes.a 81 S4Ilsv.n The osficer certain
knows he IA. 80 authority Ia Organize Pa'
- .na cers~ iuso shs- eoansy o. 90 to lllno
} n make an arrest II he has proper NJ
can sssare him ss.>, sieuis Of laS-shssi.l
es,isens II tbs coensy csa he found . as~i
N - execution. Il tho EsGsiss arc 70 he fau'
within the lsmit. II the same
& Such Proceedings - have ehsrAefesin
= ne p<zs ie- weeks are revolutionary IN III
= seoiss<y. and cannot be ceoi'naed iong vi
a Qua provoking an outhre>k. For the &c
. name % ear country -e hsre snch al eve
n<y net occsr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

NV YoRK, Aug 5.--The Herald's Nash
vi le correspondent of the 2Sth says Sher-
mans army was on the move on that day
houch IL was contraband to telegraph atlthe
time that thoy were moving by the LETT flank
Those who are convcrsant with the situation
will comprehend the importance Of tho move
ment.
Shermans delay before Atlanta was only
for the purpose of keeping the rebels there in
which he has succeeded admirably.
NKw YoRE, August "a protest is issued
signed by Hon. h. r. Wade and Hon. II. W.
Davis. against the Presidents refusal 10 sign
tho bill passed by Congress az the last session.
providing for Reorganization Of the States,
now or lately In rebellion against the United
States.
The Tribune's Washington special says
Col. Chapman, ID Indiana Cavalry. and Col.
Mcintosh. both commanding brigades in
Sheridan cavalry have both been appointed
Brigadier Generals.
There Is good reason for believing that the
rebels are miniag one Of our esrthworks In
front OF Petersburg. Measures have been
taken which will render operations OF that
sort futile.
A riot occurred in this city to-day between
party Of soldiers and negroes. In which two
soldiers were killed ane several wounded
Tho dwellings of negros were burned by the
soldiers. who were willingly assisted by seces-
sion sympathzers.
The Times Especial says subscriptions 10
the 100 loan during past sin days. amounts
10 70, 565. $50. This amount has been sub
scribed in large commercial eitie-. The
West IL vet 10 hear from.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

- Ii i seldom we take tho pen 70
5000 .,,,o ,.;.s,.i .xc,. .,,.n ,h,, wh,,,
5000 -
ssaf''eo oos eh''fe co'nu'"n''s ,'7'e'"sy
morning-the death OF samuel y Ssushsri.
and tia, "a ia awn hand NJ Sonii 70.
'"e Agent " '"e A''"' lAP'''' >'''''''' -
not comiug down TO the once a. usual cue
OF the clerks went 10 his residence 10 aseer-
tain tho cause. The door was fastened,
ftbe family he;uo absen, ON a visit and al
ter making an alarm with no response. the
door was forc.d omen. and poor Sam was
found living across a bed, lileless corpse
A pis,ol In h;s lef, hand explained the cause.
The hall entered the head and from appear
.,..s ;,.,.,, d..,h nina, have eusued. Near
n. h..a -. ,o.,a !. Latte, addressed 10
ois,d f.o,o ~h;ch "a are nermis,ed TO make
a., e.u.-;x,...,..
r.tp ne. F,,xxn. n ~r;te this.
nv last letter Liquor has ruined me, as
well a. thousands OF oshers; J nave u'eu
Ii h - 5a'si Vu a,; h ,h;s evenisy and am
perfectly calm.
i have no unkind word
az =, 'ss,ne -. -, 80 a. ~. crave ~ho
MIGHT have been esteemed and enjoyed the
confidence and respect OF the community:
NY poorI'amiiy. oh zoo, oaun'' sns"H 'a a''i,
NJ ;,s, .,dsms,c,f.I God deal kindly with
them. Telerrsph 20 them. &c.
AUa, 5th. O'Clock, A. NJ.
For some time the deceased had been Ia
boring under an apprehension that he was in
danger Of being discharged from the employ
of the Company. aud some OF his most ar
dent friends. Ia the hope that be might leave
off drink. .quickened this apprehension IN ms
mind. This may have been'arssh on their
part. but IL was done with the best OF mo-
lives We have no doubt. however. that
this assisted to drive him to commit the rash
deed
But from the above letter IL IS clear that
70 liquor may he attributed the immediate
cause of this most melancholy occurrence.
ooh, that men should put cup TO their
mouth to steal away their brains"
This was Mr.. Southard's only fault. and
no man was more keenly sensitive of il than
he. When hia warmest friends would speak
10 him in regard 10 his failing, he would
often weep like a child. and promise TO aban-
don the intoxicating cup; but, alas. the de-
mon had a stronger grasp on him than he
was aware. And, 20 attentive was no TO his
business. that.fsw outside of his most intimate
friends know his failing. AZ n citizen and
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06
From California.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 3.--About a doz-
on thrifty farmers Of Santa Clara county
have been arrested on charge oi being con-
federates ef the rebel highwaymen, who have
been robbing stages and expresses ia Sierra
Nevada. They are copperheads, and ~ IS
thought wero helping JEFF Davis The cop
perheads held a meeting IN this city last eve
ming to protest against the arrest OF Ex-fost
Master Weller. who was Chairman cs the
Democratic State Committee. The military
authorities charge him with using treasona-
BILE language. The maeting was q small AZ
fair.
A fire at Virginia City last night destroy
cd 500, 900 worth of property
The steamer Uncle Sam has sailed Tor
Panama with 81 400 900 in treasure.
The British war steamer D'Evastion IL Al
Panama.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

A SOLDIER FOR PEAcK.-ltis so rarely that
having found one. We will give his reasons
for desiring peace. in his own words. A )
simcoke, OF the 18th Indiana Cavalry. writes
TO the Decatur Eagle as follows:
Mr.. Editor. l am in for peace No more
war; think the man that would come to
war for amusement. ought to 60 To hi f9r
recreation. unless he would come with Shout
der straps. then he would be excusable-
commander that wears the eagle or star Is
permitted to take his regular horn while a
private stands of with a watery mouth;
We suppose regular horn DOW and then
would make private Simcoke all right. and
perfectly content to 20 to war "for amuse'
mept.- IL not tor patriotism.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06
ny The following incident. which we

mr. The following incident. which we
clip from the Lafayette Courier, was
known To us at he time but In kindness
TO the distressed parties, we refrained from
mention Of the same. However as il has
finally got into the papers. we do not hesi-
tate in giving it farther light;
DtsrRrssIse-A few days ago Mr..
Ro,dinot, p worthy young lawyer of Ter
70 Haute. was united in wedlock 10 Miss
fannie. the accomplished daughter Of the
late Frank Fry, Of Crawiordsville. a niece
of DIR. T. w. Fry our esteemed corresPon-
dent. All went merry as n marriage bell
and after receiving the warm congratula-
lions eta host Of friends at Charlottesville
| the wedding party embarked for Terrs
| Uautc via Grcencastle. Upon changing
| cars nj Greencastle the bride and her at
| tendants were escorted 30 a seat and ths
groom and groomsnsn went out TO lool
after the baggage. While thus engaged
the train with the bride and her part,
aboard went of, leaving the groom ans
his attendant on the platform. They in
nngurats-i an energetic forward move
ment. bet without avail The remorseles
train moved on and the unfortunate groou
returned 10 the ststion, where he remain
"A until Yesterday. The citizens IT Green
castle touched by tho peculiar esrcu'nsi@n
ces of the case dad everything m the'
po~er o. alleviate bis distress The bach
slor club called At official meeting an
drsftel resolution of coincidence AT
gesber tie poor feiio~ bad a hard time
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06
~
CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, Aug.
Flour nominally unchanged, W" bbls
trade brands sold ct s. 80 10 - p.
Wheat in good demand, sud Red advan-
ced to 81 S56l 80; White S2@2 lo.
Corn unchanged.
Oats advanced 90 9Oc in bulk.
Whisky in demand st 81 u.
Nothing transpired in Pork or Bacon
Lard in demand at l9c, but held higher.
Linseed Oil declined 20 81 90 and dull.
Groceries quiet aud unchanged.
Gold 81 81. Silver - 80. Exchange
firm
The u. $. Commissary made the made the
following invoices to-day: LIS bbis Mes
Pork AT $40 50 TO s43. 75-l55 600 lbs clear
sides at 20@2o54-e5O.oO0 lbs clear Tib n'
1917 TO 20c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06
NEW YORK. MARKET.

NV YORK. Ang >.
Flour. State and western opened Erm, but
owing TO to advance in gold.a better demand
apeune MP. 80 e56l0 Extra State 40 %
10 as
Whisky steadp at 81 sS@l s5ls.
Wheat dull and heavy Tor unaouDd and
lirmer for sound % 25m2 a. Chicago
Spring $4,000 ~.
Corn heavy and Iower at 81 sS61i -
Cats dull and lo~er q Qua olts
Coffee dull and unchanged.
Sugar firm and moderate demand.
M0lasses more ariise
Pork very dull. prices sc "a for mos
SO for nes do
Money Gasp per cent
sterling hrmer At - sl@2 0s Tor cor
repey
Gold. 6rmer. opening Al - 81. closing II
~ ca
Government stocks firm.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

sE- We had intended to issue our paper
Yesterday. Il sol the regular issue, at least
sheet giving tho dispatches aud other late
news, hence did not give any notice OF sus-
pension as IL customary. On Thursday
morning. however, We were informed no dis
patches would como ovsr the wires. aud as a
n,ner would be of little interest without the
teleeraphic news. We grs,iied the desire of
the typos nv suspension OF work. which
win explain she non appearance Of the Daily
Yesterday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06
FROM CAIRO.

CAme. Aug. 5.--New Orleans dates
Of the 9th has been received.
The steamship Washington would leave
for New York on the Goth and Mantanzss
3ist.
Gen. Banks officially Acknowledged exc
change Of prisoners recently arrived there,
and ordered those belonging 70 the 18th and
18th corps, report proper officer. Officers
for duty aud those whose terms have expired
proceed 20 their respective States To be mus
tered out oi service.
Lieus. Gov Wells issued proclamation
directing an election first Monday in Sept.
for ratification or rejection OF the Constisu-.
ton adopted by Constitutional Convention
Cotton inactive. good ordinary at 81 $50
4 r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

BALTIMORE. August "a person who left
Charleston. Va. early yesterday morning rex
ports that a rebel force composed OF Mosby' =
aud lmbodine's cavalry and mounted infant
~, estimated at 900 were there. and about
making a fent on Harpers Ferry. while
Early. with $4,000 infantry was guarding the
plumber AT Bunker Hill. and was about start
ing up the valley.
A 1.-THE rebels are scattered through tho val
Icy gathering grain aud cattle 10 Join Ewell
in his march.
The rebels have conscripted ell the men
they could find. AMI even the BOYS OF Six
teen, Ii il believed the rebels will retire uT
the yallcy soon, a. their trains are well adj
vanced.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

wssHisorox Aug. y esierday ~ tho
mail Steamer Juo. Brooks, plying between
here and City Point. was coming down James
River, she was fired a. by battery on har-
rison'a Land,ne. Six shots were fred. three
Of which passed Over the Steamer and tbrec
fell short. She turned back 10 get TO our
Gunboat- for protection, but 10 the mean
time two OF them came up he fise9 and she'll
ell the rebels out
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06
LOST.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TAKE no mere unpleasant a8i unsafe Medicines.
Fos unpleasant and dan gcrous diseases, usa
HELnBOID's EXTRACT BUcHU.
Which hsg received the enforcement a The most
PROMINENT PHYslCfANsrv THU. 3.
T. offered - AFFLICTED humanity certain
cure f0f the following dieeases and symptoms orig
mating from diseases and abuse o. The Urinary or
Sexual Organs.
General D. btlity,
Mental aud Physical Depression,
imbeciliiy,
DETERMINATION Of Blood 60 the hesf,
Coufased ifesa,
Hystsiia.
General Irritabillfy
ResiiensneHs and siesplessness az Nisht,
Absences ~ Muscular EfflelensY
Loss Of sppeut.
Dyspepsia,
Emscistion,
l0U spirits.
Diso-ganirAiIon 40 Parsly-
49, ef the organs 81 Generation,
Palpifation u the Heart
And Ia fact, all ina conaomlfauts % Nervous aud
Debiiltaied ststs ~ tie system
To insure the genuine, cut this cut
ASK FOR HELhBOf.D's. TAKE NJ OTHfR
CURES GUARANTEED
See advertisement ia another column
dwlnAugs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

eE- Watermelon rinds are exceedingly
convenient aids to Iocomotion. when scat
tered Judciously along the sidewalks We
have heard of cases OF broken legs and bro
ken heads in consequence. but still that is
no argument against the practice OF throw
ing them on the pavements. Let Il be con-
tinued. The sensation OF sliding upon them
for several feet i delicious for August
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

NAsnvIlaK, Aug. 5.-cel. Mccook. sup
posed 10 have been captured near Newman,
has come in with ! 300 OF his men: 800 had
previously arrived At Marietta a. reported.
He was very snccessfni IN breaking the Ma
con koad. capturing and destroying the
wagon and Railroad trains Tie captured ~
officers and 300 men. bat va obliged 20 let
them 20 His safe return with ID many Of
his men reduces his loss very materially
More Will probably get "a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06
From New York

NV Yonk, Aug. 5.-The Post's wash-
ingion special says:
Adyices received here state cavalry
eight took place on the New Jerusalem Road
on "Wednesday, in which the rebels were de-
ieated. Our loss 10.
The reports that Hooker 81 to relieve
Meade Ia Incorrect
Hooker was relieved by sherman anu sent
To Washington.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

~ The State Sentinel and Evansville
Times make no attempt to deny the exist
ence OF the traitorous Order oi "Sons OF
Liberty" Tho reason why they don't deny
ia existence il because they know the pub
DC will not believe them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

HARRIsnuRi. August 5.-Dispatches re-
oeiged here this A, NJ, state the rebels were
then crossing the river at Hancock and had
driven Averills pickets into Cumberland.
sSemi-ofcial dispatches received here this
morning state the rebels occupied Hsgers-
town in force. The greatest CONSERVATION
prevails.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

IT, The circus last evening produced q
very marked effect on tho size of the audi
ence NJ the Theatre This we were sorry
"a see. as this talented company il worthy OF
better success than Il has received the past
week. Tonight. another OF the immortrl
Shakespeare plays-"Macbeth"-will be
produc oil with powerful cast. and We hope
an overlooking house will show the gentle
manly managers that our citizens can appre-
ciate true merit.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

CnEEoKEE CuRE.-"Thats Whats the
Maiier."-T cant work. 4 hats 30 rss Ia the
morning. My eyesishf Il f.liug.' Ny memory
l. going 4 can't ia my mind on anything.'-
Have you been using oplumi No Then take reg
ular doses % the cHxnoEss cusr, aud follow The
directions that accompany u. Ifthee ls have been
the result % your self Indulgence. 10 violation
Of natures Laws. and made you dread marriage or
n they are from over-indulgenee In natures own
path the cHssokr cuas will cure you. II will res
tore yleor. stop those nightly emissions. reii you
for a practical If. aud snee moe make . man ~
You, save you from bldBess and. perhaps; ultimate
Idooy Read tho advertisement. Call for chero-
kee Cure. Take no other medicine unti'iyou have
'rled this. Sold BY all Druggists. JDiy29dwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

sE-The Fa-t Day seems TO have been very
generally observed 40 far "a We hear. The
Daily press of this State. with the single ex
ception of the Tcrre Haute Journal recog-
nized the request of the President. by sus-
ranaior of notification.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

sA-The Hippopotamus. with the assist
ance OF the circns, drew tremendous crowds
Yesterday afternoon and evening Aside
from the Hippo" and the performing ele-
plants, Il was weak aiiar--stll thsse were
we'll worth the price OF admission.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

cE Under the Presidents call for $4,000
men. dated tho 9Th ult.. Authority has been
received to organize Eleven new Regiments
in this State in pursuance OF which Il is pro-
posed to raise one Regiment in each Con-
gressional District to serve one year and be
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

tz- The remnants OF ihe 18th 10Th and
BIRD Indiana. Who did not rcs-nlist. have just
been mustered ont at indianapolis. The
time Of those ofthc 3lst not rt chi sting will
expire this month.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

IT, The Grst good. solid rain that has
visited this section OF the country fell night
before last. IL will save the most Of the
corn. but We fear the potatoes arc too lar
NINA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

IT, The Journal asys. an effect Is being
made To organize Brass hand ia this city.
all the members Of which are 10 he butter
nuts We presume that the band will play
only the tunes peculiar To Dixie"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

cE- A an indication Of the effects Of
Grants Smelling upon the bushes interests OF
Petersburg. the last number ofthe Peters
burg Register. has bu, one advertisement,
and that Is merchant who wishes to sell
o..s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

For sale House conta ming 8 rooms
good size. lot on 9TH street near E. b. Al
lens residence.
House containing 8 rooms with cellar. on
Chestnut street. between 9th and TIN streets.
The above described property can be pur-
chased on favorable terms by applying to
ID. ID. C0NDlT,
Residence, cor. 7th and Eagle street.
ie26dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

Lord Palmcrston ia the House OF Com
mons in response to tho inquiry whether
England intended acting in concert with
other European powers ia al endeayor TO
bring about suspension OF hostilities in
America, stated he thought no advantage
could be gained by meddiing
The Bank OF England has raised its rate
of discount to per cent.
IL WAS reported that Siidell was on vis'i
to Napoleon.
THIRD spAfCH.
Peace Conference convened on the 9Th
Of July.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06
Attention. Soldiers!
ND THE FRIENDS Of SOLDIER

We call the attention Of eli hssiAs rslsusAs %
friends Ia the army % the fact that hSs1ssa's
German Elffer's' viii cure zine t-sfts ~ the ets-
eases isascsa ~ sspssasss sna pf.ssuons 'saasss
20 camp life. In The lists Published almost dsy "
az n-ssp~rsrs. o tLs arrival q me seh, Il uf ts
uosicst thai sssy large pfoDsrtis. are ssess1n9
fTsrs debility. Esegy case a tat ksaa eAs -
rsssiiy cured by Bootsnt's eanss ElttsTs. DIE
sssss rs<ulfng frsn dissE3sss u tie digestive
gas ere speedily removed. We tsss - kssitsess
IN stating that, ~ flsss flfsIs ssss cssly oss5
sm11s Ger s>l4isss. En1iTsss ~ iivss night be
saved thai otnergiss ~lu Re isss.
Tue psopTistofs are daily EsrsiEing thAnkfui let
tsrs from sufferers In TIE army AID kosDitsis. sta
tsxe bs<a restored health - the n.s - t1sss
BitfsFs. s-nf 80 fhsu ~ their frisnss
BEWARE Of cOUNfREFkiTsi
PRICES-LArgs sire (holding nearly dsa
bic quantity 500 per Bostls--hslf dooec
$500. Small Sire-15 cent? per Bottle .
bali dozen i&0O.
nhoulf year nearest drrssfst Dot have he sreltss
DO net b. pat "a ~ any u The iuto1ioofing DroDars
fsous tksf nsy be odsrst In sc pscs eot $50 70 %
snt ne oil srvsrt- securely Daoksd, 81 exRreos.
s<e that uos dgnsture q &C. y. JACkoOus" u
/ On the v1sppsr u sa<h bossls-
Principal ones and nsnsfsessrs Ne - A.
eusst- u = Iva
Successors 70 O. n u 'KsoH tcQ. psssssoss
Awvsr ssIs b Dr.s<1sss sra bssssrs - svsFy
ous In he Uo1so3 osstss
oo. q t>oo~es<sc~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

~ Bfeathes there a man. with soul 40
dead. who never 70 his wife hath said, my
dear, this favor entreat; Your Dry Goods
buy on Wabash stfeet.-eorner Of 9Th and
MAN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

sT- Capt Carl Goodwin returned home
Thursday lie has nearly recovered from
quo shot wound received from guerrilla
solna weeks since. but has lost one eve.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

TT The Union Executive Committee Of
vigo County Is hereby requested TO meet at
the Hall of the Union Association in Terre
Haute. on Saturday the 9th day of August.
at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ.
HID SCOTT, Chairman
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

LYONS MArssAsmON.

aSON's KATHAsHON.
Rathairon Is from tho Greek word "KAthro." or
'.Rsthairo." signifylng to CLEANSE rcjuvinate and
restore. This article Is what its name signifies -
For preserving. restoring and identifying the hui
man hair u is tho most remarkable preparation In
the world. IL 10 again owned and put up by the
original proprietor. aud is now maze with the same
care, skill and attention which gave Il sale OF ever
sne million bottles per annum.
II Is NEST delightful Hair Dressing
II eraiicstes seurf aud dsndrun.
II keeps the head cool aud clean.
1t makes the hair rich. son AMI glossy
Il prevents the hair from falling On AMI turning
ray.
II restores hair apon bald heals.
Any lady gentleman who values . beautiful
head u hair should Lyons Ksthsircn- IL L.
known aud used throughout the civilized world
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEmAS -. BARNES a GO. ~. y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

~ J. l. Rippetoe viii recruit Fifty men
for the 18th Ind Battery Now Is the time
TO enlist Ia this desirable branch OF the ser
vice for one year.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

100000 h.xsrx pur<hss>i re luleresf 81
- n<E-~n- - 10 ne sra e r~fs<f = kee~<s
al r.rtInue he eo<ln<<< 81 tie ed stAsd. 80 -
-.tl~ss. |. coal lsa<ncc q the p.t 1e1s<e - -.
~-~rn-arr. - ne ga ffra. 10 es<a~<t p tfk~t
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

Select school Tor Misses and Young
Ladies, corner Of 9Th and Poplar Streets,
will commence its third year. Sept. lat.
MISS r. A. Williams, Principal.
MISS ZENASA HuMAsroS, Assistant and
Teacher OF German.
MISS GussIs NJ. FoRp. Teacher of Vocal
and instrumental Music
1uly22iu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-06

DIKD-At the residence of 4. Hurd. Au-
gust 9TH. corner OF Eagle and North 9Th
Strests-Mrs. Mary Ring. aged 81 years.