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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

We learned last evening that several Of
The leading Union men Of the town OF sulii>
van we're robbed on Msodsy night Of money.
goods. be-. By bands OF men. Of sha. coub-
81, calling themselves "dtssoersts." bat who
are thss trsmpling down lsw. altar the na-
pss Of the bdrands and bsndie Of Mex -
They vent 70 the houses of Union msu add
With plyols add knives demanded money or
blood IL . ssid they obtained large sums
Of Donsy In this way. We call these men
democrats" 10 order 20 Piles . the Journal.
Were We 70 call them anything slss Il
would become highly offended. When
viii thsas bushvhacksrs and vIllalns receive
The justice their crimss demand Z
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

Wa wonder II Mr.. MACK |. still of the
opinion that the Federal Government II
growing weaker daily. while the Confsdsf.
ATS arss becoming stronger aud stronger
daily2
ssEsfDAs's splendid achievements 10 the
Valley Of Virginia. Ne rather think takes the
viod out of his sails. Hs dsar-bsloved
frisnds are scattered like chat before the
Winds They are running for dear life; are
psisonsrs Of var. or seeking our Inca for pro-
lection from Confederate despo,isn. DO
you still tell your friends. Mr.. MACK. that
The rebellion "a bound 10 succe ID With Liz
ooIs's pelicyi DOst you blush TO ths very
ears when you do Il
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

We hare tie assurance Of that true msn
and good orator. the Rev. Robert J. Breck-
snridge. that Kentucky viii not swsllo- the
Chicago Platform he mildly calls IL a
"trick." and moderately dssignstes il IS =
cunning ssindiing" thing. In speech 20
biz neighbors lately be said: II reckon you
have all sees little ias.rumeos lying on the
table IN some Of your fnelds' parIon. BY
which. II you look a. thing. with beth eyes
ct the same time. the thing changes 10 some
other thing. At Chicago. they fixed up their
Platform upon the plan Of this funny instru-
ment. II you look At Il With one eve, IL Is
one thing-if you look ~ Il With the other
eye. il . another thing; bat il you look At It
With both eyes At once. IL 10 something else.
So. II you look at Mcclellan With one polIt-
ical eye and At Pend,eton with the other. you
don't zee either Mcclellan or PendIetoo, bat
the one rubs into the other, and you only sec
the Platform Shut your Mcclellan eve
you don't see the Platform. Sbutyour Pen
dIeion eys-you don't see the Platform.
You have got 70 look Nth one eye At McCIel-
Ian and with the o:her Al Peudleson. IN order
TO see this wonderful Platform. OBI my
friends and neighbon. the whole Chicago
thing IL . cusnIng swIndling trick that doe.
not suit this latitude, aud uiH NOT 90 doUn d
We reckon. a. the Doctor says. that IL doe
- LII .<.ff Id
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

A REsueEE from Columbus, Mas. who
Wa in Chicsgo during the Mcclellan Con-
vention, and attended one OF its sessions says
that II be bad been brought into tho wigwam
asleep. and aw .kcasd amid ihe speeches Of
The delegates. ne would huve AVON. from
their furY ageinss the Federal Government
and the Uaioe elders. ard their blatherskite
about he rights OF the south" that he was
oac1 agsiu 10 Mississippi. People through
out tue North have got the impression that
that wasa rebel Convention. from simply
reading the newspaper reports Of iis proceed
inga
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

This gallant standard bearer Of the Union
party was In the city yesterday. on bic way
70 esnsreville n hIl he appointment.
Wherever he has gone during the canvass
be hAs been warmly received by the Union
men. and the plain. straightforward. common
sense character OF bis speeches make him
new frierds wherever he goes. he talks to
The patriotism Of he hearers. and arrays be.
fore them spch continuation Of facts tha
he carries csnvic,tsn 70 mony honest and
patriotic mep. vhc have heretofore voted
With The Democratic party He appeals 10
tAsIr rsAson. not 10 their party prejudIcs-so
thssv common sense a. American citizens
not TO the strength Of old party sfilissious.
He ssks men 10 shisk foe themselves. and In
The boar Of their countries peril do What :.
right and bsss 10 preserve the Unlon and In
sssvity 81 the essnsxy. He indalrss 10 no
easse penny ssssrsions. vcrn Qua Iskes. AID
slissssing fslsshccds.
COL. WAsuDvss shows hlneslf to be the
trns. disni6sd. hopsss soldier. Az upon the
Geld ofbsssls he has psovss bic anxiety 10
10 In The vesy face Of the eusms. 30 a. "a
speaker HE desire Il - sss right a. the heart
Of The sahiset under discussion. snd In a
mastery -ay examine " The unlvers.l
sAsisfActIon be effort. give bic friends. sha~s
boz logical and sound are these seorss
where HE competitor 10. 70 some-hss M
certain. he avoids tie gallant Colonel Nth
thss sane persissxncs NJ satanic Majesty 10
said 70 AVOID holy vssef lie sell kno-s his
esnh~ss would Dos go III cue noeasat before
ne vel directed and bari blows Of hs al
vsr>sy. he prudenty svoids conp~snos
vhoa he knows wi sapc<e III utssoo. I'd
de bic srxunsss. .aa dssa al n. sopetsns
70 tss Erouad. y W yooxstas 1els The
part Of viston - us s~nkilas al. ooupsti-
tos. hui &c sho-s s.sss'l - ssue ma hat
- w<s. wee - - = ss>r.t e,.rresp 3D.
ence with Traitors = s<..,iet ueler arm.
"a he hscos 4 - sfle11s . easo.s $50 -
s.s.-snass - ssisstss hs - sssnsss
- opea All maalY s<lla. 81 81 e = .
fair ard nocess t.sca.sl81
whsrevsr CO. wAszssas So - rsros.,
rAFld ehsa.es soias ~ = ~ Pas.ie aies
The lssass ace osI<Is - rsop's ass 81 q
serious stature - s1ta . ts Hfbi.y l.sass
ed. They tee 81 sb.l... i..st - lls s.rs.s. !
spd Po-sf 81 - - sastfs<fss A. s s.
ability y esush eal - a.a al 49, sses..
hoa- The cieud hesesefefr rfsacf 81 q.
psAlse md = 500 di<pelies - sls slssEeo.
s>Aisvnsus Of szzxxAs = so<1i. n.
SanlnAx p he Valley 81 vrx'ss Tier.
= 900 % aoses thai 10 fsv s.oFs nesshl
tbs vss vill be bss4xhs ~ siss--sAsA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

The Journal. 10 ~ i.sus Of yes.srda,
hes The following

The Journal. 10 - ..sus Of yesterday.
hss The following
Tho editor Of ibo Domo-sat may re; e.
sursd that no atteups eii te nsde uaon his
life because he i candidate TIE Demo
cratic party being unanimously 90 the opin--
ION thai he l. The .ofskesf anR most asyopa
lar man Of ne party. prefer sa4. A. should
Do spared % run &c s:sroaga
The party prefers thai 10 ssoa.d be spared
70 run Il through" Dsss is prefer that The
other candidates should net be spared .
complete the canvas.1 Il A. alone 70 be
spared" simply because sho members 81
that party believe that he Il tie weakest
and most unpopular man IN his party -
Because Of bis alleged sssksess. you pro-
pose 10 "spars" him. IL that mf You do
not propose TO spsve the ether candidates -
IL that the intention circumstances lodi
cate thai such 10 the case. IL Il your pur-
pose 10 get rid Of the other candidates By the
bludgson, brass-knuckles. and pistols p
IL this TO be your mode Of defeating c.ndi-
datsss BE careful how you proceed. Do
you know that In this matter you are ercit-
ina . feeling In this community shs, riL. on
The slightest provocstion. end the rule of
rufnsnIsm In shs city Your rufisns will
not be able 10 carry the approaching election
By "spsyins." or not "spasing" the oppo.i-
ton candidates. II would be veil for You 10
be careful In this matter. and pause before
not "spsrins'' others Of our citizens.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

which are nov recommended by the highest medi-
teal authorities. and warranted to produce an imme-
diste bruesclsl eject They are exceedingly
agreeable. perfectly purs. Ard must supereeed all
other ionlss where healthy gentle stmulsntis re-
quired.
They purify. strengthen and inv'gOrate.
They Greats healthy appetite
They are an autidote 70 change n water and diet,
They overcome effects Of dissipation ana late
hours.
They strengthen the systeul ana sniiven the mind.
They pFevsa, msasmstio and intermittent fevers.
Tcy purify the breath and soidlty of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They care Diarrhoes and Cholers Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They d, AKA he weak strong. the languid brililsn
ana ara exhansied natures great restorer. They
ara composed Of tho celebrated Calissya bark. win
tergreen sasssfrss roots aud herbs, all preserved
in perfectly pure ~. Croix rum. For particulars,
Sc circulars and testimonials around each bottle
81 raro Of impostora Examine every bottle.
see that has our private q. s. Stamp unmutisted
ovt. the cork with plantation scene, and our sigma
tu1 or hns steel plate side label. See that our
bottle not rehllcd with spurious and deieterous
ssuf Any person pretending 20 sell Plantation
Bitters by the gallon or IN Bulk. Is an impostOr.
Any person initiating this bottle. or selling any
other material therein. whether called Plantation
pitt .rs or not. Is criminal under the u =. Law,
and viii be 20 prosecuted byus. We already have
eye several parties re-iling our bottles. he
who win succeed In getting themselves into close
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation nit
tsrs from ladies. clergymen. merchants. Ac Il In
credible. The simple trial og a bottle y the evil
dence NE present Of their worth and superiority
They are sold 81 all resps druggists. sroccrs.
phYaleiAns. hotels. saloon mboats and coun.
try stores.
PH. BHAkE a GO.
zoe broadway. ".
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

OH how the Democracy wa Oh the ramp.
age 10 the Mexican War. Then IL picked Us
teeth with swords. and declared itself hun
grily "in favor of the next war. and Of all
wars" II was but war dog, set on by lie
master the South 90 worry and throttle
weak nation, and compel u 70 surrender ter
ritory needed for the expansion Of Slavery
The Democracy now whines for peace. Peace
for whomf Not the Eorth-lor the North
does. not want peace without Union. Not
for iteelf-the ancient Mexican war dog-for
II swears IL wont 20 10 war, aud will kill the
"satraps" that attempt 10 draft II into The
army. For whom is the Democracy crying
for peace, For the Reoels-ior Rebels with
arms in their hands-for Rebels determined
not to submit-tor Rebels openly endeavof-
ing 70 overwbelm the Union sentiment in the
North with the votes OF party that has been
subservisn, 20 the south since the foundation
OF the Government Ia i monstrousl For
the first time IL TIE history Of the world have
the suffrages OF people been sought Tor a
purpose manilesily and purely reasonable.
aud for the fra. time in the history OF the
werld. has party been based on the idea Of
the rigbtfulness and policy Of destroying
ones country. A Rebellion 10 iis last gasp
whispers 10 the Democracy. I'VE can hght no
longsr-procure "a peace, or We die T.
And the subsersisnt and confederate Dsnoc-
racy conveAe a; Chicago. aad nominate Tor
the Presidency General who never would
eight. upon a platform which demands an i'm
mediate cessation n hostilifies
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

will be suh.ugsseo and oonspn elofs haas
Everywhere re Federal forces srs victorious
az t1e cd aag waves trinnph.nsiy vhsFss-
- 4 4 a1.o'dsd % TIE breeze
=. Federsl Gssef1me1t VII c54as oaf Of
ia baptism q fse. D4sie 3. reseasrasee.
@aa stronger Gh<a ssss leioFs. Tie great
psiasiPiss Ia-dsxly.-s. "a. izzlgasl0Cs : u b.
lossvcF established. sna be sizh' anj cspA-
oii.ss OF the p ops 20 sovera thsmssivs-,
axed Tor ali tme 70 cone.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

4fb4a@Af~-tsf t@b-s otif& ~e4s Aoe<
EDfros's yxpsfs.: = nay be Of inscress
70 yous Fsasers 70 knew that a. leall. among
he travelling public. Cd Ate's prospect Of
re-slect.on j. very fsstesiug. hare been
80 few days pact. net Continually ira
seiing ard have taken tie trouble 10 canvass
svefy tram With the ,ollosing fsssli.
From I'D polls % Terre Hsuse. sept.
20 L'peoia 2sl. Mcclellan a. Fremont 4:
ssp, 81 Lstco,n I43 NcCisllsn 81. Fremsn,
3: srps. q. Lincoln 70, Mcclellan -. Pre-
mott ? Two trains on the Ind Central
Railroad. Lincoln 309. Mcclellan los. Pre-
mont 6. Total, Linooln 622. McolslIan 24l /.
fseasnt n. Whole number of votes .0S4.
Lireoln's n sjorisy over all. SEQ.
This certainly i encouraging. and when
ws consider that Il Is tie citizens vote, and
that the soldiers VII make the msjerity still
greater. who eau doubi our successl
Anosher feature that should encourage us
! that one half he Busternats are ashamed
Of their csodidAts.
While c4uvsssiDg the train, 1 was amused
TO hear mea ssy they bad not determined
who they would vote Tor Some would say
veil IL 1 vote for any one / will give Il 10
Mcclellan, or am Mcclellan man. a.
though they we're doing something they knew
70 be wrong.
approached one old fellow and asked Who
be would vote for for President. For Presi
dsat. whose running" Gays he Icommenc.
ed 70 explain 70 him that there bad been
three candidates nominstsd. Lincoln, Union
McClellau. Democrat, but bad scarcely ut
tered The word Democrzt when the old mar
Frightened rp and exclaimed. Il vote the
Dimmecrat ticket. Mackeln's my man +"
HAwKEYE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

The Copperhead papers are unblashingly
great gairs Ia Maine. ID is the boldess false
hood of the csmpsign. The very latest re-
,urns. Including 36l ,owss. show for Cory
(Union) 81 Sos; Howard (Cop), 39,7O6;
majority tor Cory. Is i62 The Copperhesd
vote i 5.055 less than last yssr-a loss Of
nioe per cent. Lincoln county. the only one
carried last year oy the oopperheads. u now
said to be Uuion by 6fsy majority. II they
have cstried Aroostook county. theY will
have one State Senator TO thirty Union
lists. and possibly twenty-five menbers OF the
House 70 1875 Union men. And this Is a
Democrats victoryi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28


Kstsziro1 = from ths Greex serd "ksthrs.' %
"gstk are" sxaffrinx % clesnss. rej1vsnAte ans
restore. This article = vast Is name signifies =
FOr pss~ervisv. restoring zad identifying The hu-
sa.s hair Ia the nazt rsuArk.aie preparation IN
he World. lsazkIn cwu~s snd pas ~ y lie
original propzistor. and = roe m&ds wlth The Sane
care sfi snd afieufso whscA gave is sale of ever
enc nillion bottles Per snnum.
Ht> ns~f asnzhffal HAIR Dr-s-sex-
II ersdiessss scnrf and dsndrua.
Il keeps he hssd cool and ciesp-
II nsakss the hair rich. son and glossy.
Il prevents he hair frou falling 81 snd turning
cray.
II restores hair upon bald heals.
Any lazy o. gentleman who v.iues . besusifu NJ
bead n hair should use Lyoa's Kashslron. Il 4.
known sna ussd throughout ths civilized world
SID By al respectable dealers.
DEMas y. BARNES A Co, ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

Iris relst'd by an eye witness that when
other day. and akous 20 leave, Generals
sheridan. Torbsrs and Mcintosh came with
the General In Chief tn the train. aud babe
him an sfies,iensts goodbye. Sheridan linz
gering. a. the train moved of. at the car
vindos. to Get the last word. OF sdvice IRON
HE beloved chietssin. The interpretation
Of thee last words OF advice" l. given In
shcridsn's Bulletins of victory from Win
chester. /. the prelude to greater victories
sooa % com.. Clearly Gnnt l. absolute
master OF ne situation. and re msy bow look
Cor The oso.niax movements Of his armies.
Hss, and wesl. Surely the end draws nigh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

The New YORK Daily Ners 10 urgent that
Mr.. PsDdle,on should be notified OF his nom
nation At Chicago. II is evident that DIR.
Pendleton IA fully prepared TO give the couB-
~ such another letter accepting the honor.
that immense damage vii be done 10 the
peace men. should he be permitted Ito die
and make 90 sign" The Ners says na-
ssly.
"A political organization that dare not ace
IL own music. that IL afraid Of its own poei-
ton. and that deals In subterfuge and evasion
toward those upon whom Il counts for sup
port. Il unworthy aud incapable OF victory"
IL also says
I'll the leaders Of the War Democracy are
afraid Of the candidate for Vice Presidency
lot them sase measures TO procure asother
nomination. They have no right 70 cast m
afffont upon 40 honorable gentleman. who
usver solicited the votes of the Convention
-nd who. We are convinced. would prefer 70
fesume private station rather than 10 be
thrust into false position 10 public life."
Taereiore the kacs demands that Mr.
Pesdleton have ~ pporuDi,y TO define bis
position. 4 Is Is .As intention 10 deprive
Nr Pea4lei0n 0. s1a privilege. Il will isi.
"he is - aulomalon ID ne hands OF th.
lriokslsrrf' Il tte COMMITTEES 10 notify him
q hs aomiaatisn 80 not give him a charcr.
be WI speak ~. u sans staer way The
couda.i u the Va Democracy = declared
y the Neles % be - 10 ious snd ire.ehef-
ous. intended 70 enmpe the peace psr'y TO
i,cept an iasuli apd sacrln = triumph -
Furthermore. l. Is said that IL the neace
men yield In this instance 70 exDediency. the
principle that they have supported 3, con-
.isten,ly and fearlessly they piH nep<s gain
their lost greHsd" The Nelps drsvsa pit
cons picture Of "ihs anguish Of that nobis
heart. to-wit. Nc. PsndIeton's heart, rAnld
the regre. and forebodIngs which haunt ~
from tho ruins Of the Chicago platform. -
Another Mr. Pendleton seems TO be 10 bad
way. He must speak or be will burst. and
the committee wiIl not give him chance q
wag his tongue.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

wusx General Mcclellan vas IN command
Of tie armies OF the Un.sed States. he wrote
certain Instructions To Gen. Busii. then CON-
nsuding 10 Kentucky. IN which he fGen.
Mcclellan, ssid.
"a k.eefAsf fsss.sss ~ feeiines as spis.
ssas - fAs Prss,acsf sssen s@g that e. s-s
6stisas eaiy q grss~rrs fss iafssrsfy 81 tAs
uaiss AL tLs esaasisfsssal ssfAsrity u tAs
cs.srsl Csvsfnasnf
Yet Geo. Mcclellan intlmasss. add he
supporters never -rsry OF sSserting. that
this - wicked Aholi'ioa ~sr. wrong IL l,s
or.xia sd lnfasooe. - q course Watch .
xhlehs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

The Union man Of Prairie Greek town
chip. and the surrounding country. yin hold
Union Mas Meeting Al MiddIesovn. on
Monday. the l0th day Of Octoeer. The
meeting vim be addressed by Hoo. r. W.
THoxssos. Hon. II. p. II. Bsox~xLL. Of IL
linois. and BY Hon. d. T. wnrI4xsos. Of
6sssncAstls.
Preparations viii be made for . grand
demonstration on thai occasion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28
Nip the Evil I'm the Bud.
THOSE AFFLICTED with auy Pr

Fnts rls<&se f1ek sTlchs lckkrsroi cal
=, P-t-us-T, seccntsry Tertiary. = zFT Ph.se.
seaefthe>, olfrt, <frietzre. fsTiocsie. fFdrocaie
trlnarY ueeNes, Spsrnsserkss. keninsi WEAK.
49, Sc-f1rnsl Enlissiuas. snd sr-ct e sslf-
Ae1ea taanff af Al o<Cr wall - cl.zRKss
fAIf Ak 0FFlck. snd Sacred Coe<nltSfion sosu
e az ksa ssshinxira street. Izdi<.speiss
fn5Ians.
re nortor.s Ff,et7 Tears sxpaisnss II ysv
ftEk III en2oltl AN . tr~kt yc4 sreuf e<xIly.
= ur<~st css<~- s~rd g Ct e1e ~ i~ss<r. az
ee.se kefsclnrs ~ sxprsse.
tsn<nltslsaa frs<. 0.zc< ke1fs tcm a n. a
ep.k-
rs. oae- Daz. liza. lszs~n~psa<, l.s.
s><11cwu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

FERNANDO woop made = speech at the
nings since. In which he stated that Re went
To Chicago opposed 10 Mcclellan because he
vas war man. He would nov support him,
however. because he felt satisfied that Nc
Clsllsn meant peace Instead Of var. and Was
not at all IN earnest In his letter OF accept
ance. In other words. Mcclellan u knave
and falsiher. according 70 Wood. We hard
" know which to wonder At the moe, the
duplicity OF Mcclellan. or the moral status
If the demsgngue Who l. going 10 support
him. knowing him TO be falsihsr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-28

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material lf'urious 70 the SKIN. PAroniEsd BY Ae-
trssses and Opera Singers. Il u what every LADY
sh0nia have. Sold everywhere
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