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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
zs-Judrs Mcpos.rp the eandiaaas If RE Tsac.

ezs-Jgdge McDosaLD, the caadiiate ri the Peace
at-.rv pree-d-snecracy, cannot b. b-aaght - say
w.i his poliey tie policy of his party i, regard
the wAr-hs i entirely noa-c9Tn1n tax At Soota
Bend Cor. GozToS, put the question him 10
noe he s.ooi JEFF Davls's -=ru.s Of pc2oe, set
fs.tl the Richmond Ezazi.asE. whether he favored
tie assumption If the r-oei debt, and severance Of
The State not? But t.se Judge evaded The answer
OF tic p1aa that be q iysrfr u answer OF aos
he saw stt
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McMeans and Bro, No 81, Main st.

"iienry Building" opposite National Bank -
arc just receiving their Fail st OK Of BOOTS,
SHOES. HATS, & GAPS, and We invite our
readers to give them call if they want some
thinr nice.
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~ We are indebted TO friend, Maj. b. L. MAR
TIN for piece of the oak tree under which GRANT and
PEABERroN sat- whilst agreeing 10 terms Tor the sur
render Of Nicksburgalso piece of the root OF SAID
tree. Also. piece Of she'll which he picked VI
near Fort Hill vicksburg, which fort blown VI
by Gen. GRANT.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

zss- The Forrest Queen" Cooking Stove still
reigns pre-eminent the Stove, Ezra Nyes estab-
lishnlent the Depot His assortment OF Cooking,
Paror ana other Stoves Of various patterns ana latest
style is excellent and his stock of Tin Rrass, Copper
and Sheet iron Wares Is not, surpassed in the city
Pumps, Lead and Wood Piping, always on hand. Give
them call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

CT For fresh Family Groceries. and every
thing that should BE- kept expected TO be
found IN the right kind o. an establishment. DO
not fail % call At J. q. Hu,toa & Sons. opPo-
site Starr Hall.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
Jlvnde Vanuxem. ESQ.

has been appointed inspector OF Tobacco
and Cigars for Wayne County. A better
appointement could not have been made
as Mr.. Fanuxem is familiar with the
trade and has every business qualification
necessary to the discharge of the duties
of the position.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17
New Flax MjIj-.JosEPH

New Flax Miii.-JosEPH SHILLTo has
fitted up the property therefore, used as
Starch Factory, north of the city, near
the Middleboro' turnpike with improved
machinery for converting flax straw into
lint, and is now prepared to enter largely
into that business
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

Gr Gen. Sherijen has defeated Early, in
several engagements, and is driving him fro Ia
the Shenandoah Valley.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

EE- One person asked another If he
believed in the appearance of spirits2
"No,' was the reply; "But believe in
their disappearance. ! have missed IL
bottle of brandy since last night
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Tor Governor.
OIL. P. MORTON.
For Lieutenant Governor,
CONRAD BAKER.

Secretary of State,
NELSON TRUSLER, of Fayette County.
Auditor Of state.
r. u. McCARTY, Wabash County.
Treasurer Of State.
JOHN ]. MORRISON. Washington County.
Attorney General,
ID. r. WILLIAMSON, Putnam County.
superintendent Of Public Instructions,
CIV. HOsS, Marion County.
Judges supreme Court,
ist District, JamesT. Frazer. kosciusko County
I'd District Jehm Y. Elicit, Henry County,
Sd District, Charles A. RAY, Marion County.
4th District, IL. e.. Gregory, Tippecanoe County
Clerk Supreme Court,
Gen. Lag. NOBLE, Knox County
Reporter npre,ne Court,
Col. BEN. HARRISON, Marion County
For Conyrnss. in OnnasiIinn TO a Alnnnerhead -
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Union COUNTY TICKET,

For Congress, in Opposition to -Copperhead
GEORGE w. JULIAN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22
TELtGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE VERY LATEST
Last Nights Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO TIE WABASH EXPRESS


sr. LOUIS, September ai.-DifPalches 10
Headquarters announce that fight took
place on the 18th. at Powder MIL. Little
Black River. in southeastern Mo-. between
detachment Of the "a Missouri militia. un-
der Lieut. Pope, aud portion Of Shelby
command.
Our loss was % killed and wounded. The
rebess loss Is unknown.
Rebel prisoners report that Price with h's
whole command is At Pocahontss Ark.
One thousand rebels are reported At Chalk
Bluff. and four hundred at Kennett. pre-
pairing 10 attack Bloomfield. Stoddsrd county
shelby vas reported At PovhattAn, Ark,
on the 18th inst. with from 1000 10 5000
men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

Excise Iax.-Notice IL hereby given
that the United States Taxes for the 7th
Collection District OF the State Of Indiana
aud the county Of vigo. are now due. and
that ! will attend In person. or by deputy. at
the office of tho Collector Ia the CITY Of
Terre Hante. office at the North east corner
of the Square. for the purpose OF issuing
licenses aud receiving said Tsx. from the
18th day OF Sept. TO the 18th day OF October
1854 All persons not paying their taxes
within the time specified. will be liable 10
pay ten per centum additional thereon. The
income tar must be- paid Immediately.
JOHN q GRAIN,
Collector of eth Col Dist OF Indiana.
Septl5dw2w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l--ioformation re-
ceiyed by the Government up TO noon to-
d&v makes il certain that Sheridan has sc
cured 5000 prisoners. and eyery hour more
are being sent TO the rear.
Information from Asrmy OF Potomac 10 to
the effect that nothing OF Importance has oc-
CURED for the past three or four days.
The attack Of the enemy expected on
Monday di not take place. although from
indications Il IL believed the rebels seriously
msditssed an assault.
Scarcely shot has been heard along the
line for "a hours. numbers Of dcseriera were
coming in daily. but they brought no news.
WASHINGTON. Sept. q .-Commsnder Car
ter ofshe steamer Michigan has telegrsphed
to the Secretary of the Navy. dating Of
Johnsous Island to day. concerning the cap
ture by pirates Of the steamer Parsons and
Island Queen. He says they were pursued
by him aud that he got the principal agent
prisoner on board and many accomplices -
He adds all IL we'll at present.
The object was TO capture the steamer
Michigan. IL further appears that Col. hall
has six OF the pirate party on Johnson Is
land
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

NV YoRK. Sept 2l.-Gold opened weak
this morning. and mp 70 noon showed de
olining tendency. Large Offer are made 10
sellers option Of 80 10 90 days at 263c be-
low current rstes. The price opened at
81 -. and declined to 50 205z@S2 Al.
The book trade sale was largely attended
this morning. The bidding was not spirited
and prices obtained extremely low. Many
Of Hsrper's novels brought less than = Of
the retail rate.
NV fosx. Sept. 2l.-There IL rumor
In the city that Admiral Fsrrsgu,s Asg
ship. the Hartford hss been blown by scoi>
dent while OF her way 20 this city. The r.,
port comes from the navy yard where IL 4
believed
The Richmond Examiner Of Friday s,ys
ve have plainly stated what Il IL probssl q
We shsll have 70 withstand Of renewed At
tempt Of the esemy 70 take Richmond. ve
have done 90 that the people nav fully ca.
derst.nd the magnitude of The stake
The Enquirer % the sane date s,ys. u,
pert two months ~iIl witness The bioodie.
conflicts this wr be Witnessed snd th.
Richmond will be the scene 81 corfict. sr,
our people PREPARED for shis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

BoUsrr FUsD.-Ths third meeting in fur
ihersnce OF raising a bounty fund was held
at the Court House last night. The CON-
mittee through their chairman. Col. Bowling.
reported that about sixteen thousand dollars
had been received.
The last WAS then opened aud additional
subscriptions made. amounting to somsshing
over one thousand dollars. Many contribu-
tiers doubled their subscriptions. some treb~
TED. aud few raised from the first amount
three and four times
When tho contributions began To run low
some one suggested that tho meeting ad
joafn TO the wigwam. where Hon. ID. s.
oooding Was speaking. and continue the
work.
The suggestion was unanimously adopted,
and the meeting forming 10 ranks marched to
the Wigwsm. where. after Mr.. Goodiug had
concluded. M. John II. Barr freely stated
the object OF the unusual proceeding. Short
aud iesse remarks we're made by Coils. Dow
LOG and Thompson. who were called on, by
the meeting. The list was then presented. In
sfe~ moments 81 900 were added. This
makes about 5000 subscribed. leaving on-
y tsoW te be raised with which TO pay
each volunteer bounty Of $500 in addition
TO the government bounty Of 800. The
committee met At the City Hall this morn
ing for consultation. and ve feel confident
that by this evening Gill be able To report
the amount required.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

Stop shas DRAFT .-Dr. O. X. Clifford
late army veterinary surgeon. would an
announce to The citizens of Terre Hsute and
vicinity. that be has located At the corner OF
Third and Ohio streets. for the purpose of
treating the various diseases OF horses and
cattle. HE experience Tor Is years 10 HE
profession gives h:m confidence IN bis ca
pacity 10 properly aud scurately diognose
and treat all the various diseases 10 which
horse and kline are heirs 10 10 this climate
All diseases Of the eye. 50 common IN this
climate: periodic and chronic opthalmia,
opacity OF the cornea. &C. which i purely .
disesse. very prevalent here: inhaepz. and
distsmper treated on scientific principles; all
fevers. cramp or spasm tetanus successfully
treated: all lsmeBess. either sprains Of the
coffin OF nsviculAs joints, of the stifiie sprains
and lacerstioDs OF muscles, &C.; all lung dis
eases. aceute or ehronic founders. rheumatic
affections. fssulAs. ~ithers. pollevil. in sbsrt.
any and all old ssres. chronic cough. stagers.
grsese hoel, foot evil. &C; particular para
lysls OF the system. or OF single muscles a. IN
common. epizoolic apthae, cerebeal spoplexy,
enlargement Of the spleen. tynpaiilis. Par
ticular attention given to veterinary mid
wifery. and to ali cases Of surgery. Charges
as reasonable as inflated prices current win
admit. ! have paid particular attention to
chronic diseases and treatment the same
Please give me call.
Respec fully.
Sept 22-d2t. OK. CLIFFORD. VS..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22


Ksthslron = fsem the areek word "Kaihfe." o.
"gsthsiro. !" sgasfying % cleanse. rsjavinsis ant
restore. Thls article l. what IT, name sigDines.-
pr p'eservsvs. restoring AID bssulifyng the hu-
mas hair "a l. the most remark sle preparation In
the world. II Il again owuet and pat up ~ the
1rsinsl proprietor. and Il now made with the sans
care -ki and attention which gave ia sale q ever
en- million bottles per snnam.
Itls NEST delightful Hair Dressing
n ersaiesies scnrf Aod dArtrnh.
Il keeps the bead cool snd clean.
II makes the hair -ich. scr and siossy.
Il prevents the hair from falling 90 aud tarnins
srsy.
Il restores hair upon bald hesis-
Any lady gentleman who values = besutif nj
bead Of hair shoula Use Eyon's KA,hsiron. II IL
known and used throughout the olviiised WORLD
Sold ~ ali respectable dealers
DEuAs =. BARNEs A co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 81 The fast train
going Eastward on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road which left Pi,tsburg last night at $40
ran into the rear end Of freight train on
the Eastern track az Thornston Station
Juniata county, at 400 this morning. The
passenger train WIS moving at its usual
speed when the accident occurred. The co
CINE was demolished and the greater portion
OF the train was badly wrecked. The bag
gage car Was driven into the front passenger
car and took fire from the overssttiug Of the
stove and with , passenger cars was destroy
ed. IL 10 supposed persons were killed OF
held among the ruins Of the cars aud COZ
sumed With them. Jogn Mullison the Con-
ductor Of the passenger train is among the
lost.
LIrrR-Thrsesn of the passengers we're
taken from the ruins all wounded, and some
seriously and are now receivsDg surgical and
medical treatment,
The accident is said 20 have been caused
BY neglect Of those IN charge Of the freight
traIn TO give the proper notice &c passenger
train which Was on Ia regular time.
One Of the tracks was cleared st i0s. %.
and the business Of the road renamed.
OF the sir persona supposed - have been
killed or burned In the first car. but two have
been recognized. via: Jpo. Mullison. con-
duetor and LImbric. brakeman.
Thirteen we're injured as iallows: William
Jones Of Downing. both legs broke. 7 j
Rivss Of Philadelphia. one leg broke; L
Goldsmith. Of Philsdslphis. leg broken. Jno
Burch Of ~. CLAIR. Pa. K M Williams OF
Baltimore. arm broke. Csthsrine Shredder Of
Indianspolls. wounded in scalp. W Notes.-The
LEG broken. 4 Brock mall agent dangerous
internal injuries. h Newkirk Of Allegheny
City injured internally.J HariaDd OF CONS
stock. Pa. slightly injured.
The engineer aud .iremsa Of passenger
train both remained at their posts and were
not seriously hurt. 4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

CuERoxEE REMEDY AND INJECTION.
60 oUs FHssfs ksapsHa-we cali the attention Of
f~n.is readers 20 the advertisement IN columns
ftbe csxsckss Rsssps ASH isSscuos.- for the
cute u Fiuor Albas. or n. whites. These veget-
able compounds have been found most sovereign
specific Tor ,hl. by the removal Of which they
also AID In regulating the periods q the female
sy-,sn. often interrupted BY Fluor Aibus. rhey
are certain .. cure speedily and thoroughly. and
theroughiy. ard ooatsin no mineral poison--- are
perfectly lanccuoa. 20 the most delicate orssni-
assion. They are also the best and most effective
cure - q snorrhoe. and al.st yet discovered Cell
fsr Cherokee Remedy or Injection Sold ~ all
druggist. throughout tho country
auxI1dwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

CRY HsLL. Sebt. %. 1864.
The Board met at the usual hour.
fresent-His Honor. Mayor Lsags ard
CouBcila,s., Goats. o'Royls. Pence. Fsllsn-
1ss. Haney and Wilkinson.
Abssbl -Councilmen McKssn. Rngles aud
Paddock
The miuu,s- OF the i.s meeting we're read
and approved.
The Clerk read the certificate OF election
ADD oath OF office of Tnouas Z. L.ves.
ceaseiln.n elect from toe Flhh Ward
Go melton Of Councilman h.ney. Mr..
La-es -.s admitted 70 membership at The
Board. aud the returns Of the election or
dered 10 be recorded.
A communicates cas- resolved from Chief
D<ngier OF the Fire Dspsrnens. ash og the
Council 10 provide q neg ADD larger Hoe
Reel scs he Ne. a's. alec. soeiosing sons
blII- ios ,ocsd>sul expenses oil the DsbAr
mens
90 motion OF Mr.. fsllsnssr. The whole
Another request 10 regard 70 The erection ol
Lamp Post. 10 Ssbieyss~u. as referred 10
the Committee on Gas
on~r~i hy Coancslnsc Goats;
Rssssr<S. That The conos.sooers appoint
ed under The Sob section Of the 9snsra
Charter. be. and they ere hereby requires
70 .pPriss The damages and esostn sccso-
| nc N the swners of the iose on the ves< sd
Of Sss<sfk Snee< north 81 the ossai. ey shs
sise-lax 81 s>sd ssrsss 70 The width Of sL<fy'
ss<-fe-<
Rsssss<s. That The Cssrh BE- directed v
give The reQsi~ss notices 20 TIE esnsrs As<
Commissioners. and thai The Nv kossnss
prspsss = plot. showing The exssst Of isod q
e.ce Esopersv holder. r-9si'sd Zoe the vsden
"a 81 s<id ssr>>s
The resolution u>se soocsed
TIE MAYOR gave sesiss thai cooseisns'
Ls-ss you'd sAks The place Of Mr.. tosxh
&C he several ss&nsiss cannitt>>s
TIE Pslics B-<ra snsosscst the names Q
nins fs,rolnen. sppoins~d - pr Rs>oiusio
sssps>s a. ss.soss .ssslns sf The cOuu
eft
On uuptiea "a Ar Ca~ss. tAs srslon ef ~As
Police B>srd vss cocesrssd %
Amer tspossax - saoSay eais % nssio
Of NJ. o'BoylsA
l y.F. erxscx- c'srh-
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Hgeas1q uarter~ for Soldier
l1afuus.

MAJOR |. ID. Walker. late OF the ID Indi-
ana Cavalry. aud David :. McKernan. wal
ker L McKenan.) No. : West Washington
street.. Indianapolis. Indiana. authorized
Agents FOR the collection Of Pensions. Boun-
~ aud Back Pay. for discharged soldiers.
widow. mothers and heirs Of soldiers who
have died in the service. and other clsims
against the Government All claims can be
attended to by writing To a.. Just A. well as
II applicant came in person fr. Josenh T
Long. formerly Of the firm Of Hsmlin l. Long
= come ted with the Office. and will be hap
~ 90 see his friends.
Governor Morton sAys OF thsm: zone Of the
best and most responsible frms IN the west
They are gentlemen Of high character. and
any bushes. entrusted TO item vill be hon
estly and faithfully attended to- Boz Goa
msrl IDLY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

N The dr'ft wheel yesterday. was par
tieularly partial TO the prominent Butierpuss
Of Clay county. Among them we're. @. w.
wiItse, Auditor; A. T. Lansing. editor Dem
ocrat. John Cu.lin. candidate for Sheriff;
0has. Knight. candidate for Recorder; A. G.
veach. candidate for Representative. aud
one Vim. 8 Walker. a prominent man. mem
toned Ia Carringtons letter. ss correspond
ing with Voorhees, for the purchase OF arms.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

IN Mesrs. Ebsrly and Bindlsy. OF the
Drug House. No 30 Main Street. we're both
drafted IN Cincinnati this week. They we're
formerly residents Of that city. and neglected
70 have their enrolment changed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

On. GARDSKK.-This celebrated Surgeon
OF the Eye and Ear, Who has been practiciDg
with great success in Indianapolis and other
cities OF this State, Is how at the Buntin
House. He comes to US highly recommend
Cd with testimonials from persons be has
cured Of blindness and deafness and who are
well known ia THE State. DR.. Gardner does
not pretend TO cure all diseases. Is is our
opinion no man should be permitted TO oper-
ate on these delicate organs who does not
make IL speciality. There need be no
doubt. we think. of his entire qualification as
q most skiliul operator upon the BYE and
Ear. Having acquired all the knowledge
possible In the best Eye and Ear Infirmaries
In Europe and q successful practice OF sever-
al years In this country. he ought TO be con-
sidered a safe..and reliable 0culIst and Aurist.
Those requiring medical OF Surgical aid for
defective light or hearing should apply by
all means 10 DR.. Gardner at his Office. ParIor
No. ]. Buntin House.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

COMMON COLDS.

Every os~ 4 practically familiar -isa esmmss
eesas. TIE ehfssss snd shivsrins. ths dulu.-- AMI
snsor. the soreness q threat. psla In The bad.
ssansa no.srii. .za AN mor-, the irrit.b8isy %
temp~- and general al-ccaisft. have M onlf been
s.p>ssnesd ~ every At son.s time. bus q b.
b~ss The ulsfsfsane q as-s psepts tep--- ,hrsash
fhi- sapiss-sst ordeal repeatedly All frequently
W. --aid rscem n~ad = tlaely u.s ~ nsps-. Pos-
sss's cusArsvs coUas BsE=s-. because n sl-sys
cures. A sss.. reliable sd pleasant remedy. Pail
fssctios. each bottle. Rstsisf - sii Druggists
81 rs essts. lsss~lv
nxIa's SPECIFIC rffI.s-w.~z.-rsB - ara
Cs.. Can be fs,sa et Sever fsli 70 core DO
40 n.s.-.s-f Are specify u setloni Ne change -
diet reaairsd DO net istsffsrs 9Th bs<in~s- poF.
.an.s csn - u->s vitheas des>esioni uv~srd Of
NO care. The las monsh-somc % thsm vsry severe
o..~- over huasr..i pay-sci.as have use.f them
is their practice. ard al spsss ssll u ssslr Ell.
osey. AL spprsss u thsir eomposition, ~kieA !.
.nflfsiy v>xst.sls. All h-susis-. ca the .yss~m.-
Hundrsss o. esSsinsssscsn Be- sks~E
Haas sr<oIro Pis4s 80 ne original aas snly
sssais, sD.eine pm. fsss sd-ptsa Zoe male
and female. Oh Or yousg and TIE only rsllsblsrsn-
sdy for s.~sttnx p>rm-asaf and speedy care IN All
es.~. % spsrmsfofrhss. o. ssninsl weakness, ~llh
an Il. train Of evils sseb As ursfhrsl and Vaginal
Discharges. GIsst. the whites. Slshry - Involas-
ssry Kmi.ssons. Isconfiasnes. Genital Debility and
irritshllisy. fnpotsncy. ws<kness or Los u Power
nsrysas osbity, ke.. ali q wheh arise priEelpsI-
In ron s<Knsl Exeessea Or sell. Abuss. o. some
,oE-tl.@fon.i dsrsnxsmsnt. and insspsalatss The
safsrsf fsom fslnllins tie dates % married llfs
In All ssxssl sis<ssss. Gyuorrbs.. 6Isss AMI
susesafss ADD n dissss-s - the Bl-itss .ad KID
,~ys. thsy 80 - oh.rsn relief l. s<psrisDcsd by
.skinx sinxIs bon
sold BY al the principal druggists. Prics OIL.
Thss ~nl be s~ot By mail. securely sealed. aud
onsisnsislly. on rscsipt of TIE mosey. ~
J. BRYAN. Nd.
Ne. TsCedsr s,rset. Hsw Yak.
Censor tag hy.ao Al Cor she treatment q seminal.
uhs ~. scrnsl sns ssrvoss Dss--s-s. Who sill
ssnd, nee 70 ell. tbs foiIo~ins valuable work. 10
s~.is6 env-Iopes
r.s nvrsru rsoos.ss-Ds Bxfis.s IRsATisK
On self Abuse, PrsmstaEe decay. fmpotsncs aud
t>sss q Poser. SEXUAL Diseases. ssmiasl weak
,s~s. sixsuy Enis.ions. GsnitAi Debility. &c ke.
. ps.pAlst q - p&sss. eoasAlniox important
sdyios 70 the s1ietsd. sod which should be read ~
svsry saasrsr, Tie Of ia ths ssvers.t
stages 10 plainly eel forth. Too stsmpr are re-
saifsa 20 psy Tie postazs.
J.R. cUsssssks. Agent Tsrrs H.uts-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

Flour. STATE sDa Western opened he-vy
AID cio>>d 5tslf,r lover. ~ rv9s 20 Soc
Extra STATE, SfIGli ~ Tor srfn n q
Sill 25Gfl2 for trade bssods
whssky hessy. 81 y far ss~is anP =
for We<fern
Mas opened qai<t. closed heavy. ssn.s'-
tied snd l612c lover. 81 "a for No I Nj
~ . for Chirsgo Amber
Corn 81 og4i G..
Hossy easy and steady 81 per csni.
Geld kssvv ssd s~~er. opsssd q - ~
cscl.Dsi - - a.. sdA&neise % 81 125.,
deci.rne 70 - n and clos.ng - 81 295.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

Al EDrroR ~ LUcK.-A. T. Lansing,
editor Of the Clay County Democrat. was 50
fortunate a. TO draw . prize in Uncle Sans
lottery yesterday His name stands among
the fret clss-. Ho~ are you. Lansing1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

QUAsrRffL.-Tbem man arrested al Indian
apoIis some days since. 90 the suspicion Of
being the notorious and Infamous Quantrili,
has been discharged on the testimony Of
four citizens OF Kansas. who after an inter-
view are satisfied that he 10 not the said
William QusntrilI. These four men we're
sent TO Indianapolis by the Governor Of Kan
sas for the purposes OF identifying the
prisoner.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

II A large crowd Was at the wigvam
last night 10 hear the Hon. ID. s. Gooding.-
bis speech was an able one. while ths vein
of humor running throughout. made his re-
marks highly entertaining.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

MAN, West side of the Square. wishes TO
inform the citizens OF Terre Hsute and vi
entity that he has this morning received q
fine assortment of Jewelry and Siverwsre
aod 70 tell those who have purchased Silver
ware they will fud IL to their interest to call
early and examine the Silver plated butter
knives and napkin rings. as this will positively
ne the last they will receive Remember
ladies' you can take your choice OF any thing
nthc store except the counter and clerks
for one dollar.
s2od3t p. TROY. Agt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-22

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