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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

Dr. Gardner the eminent and skillful Ocu'
list and Asrisf, who has bern prscticing viii
great success 10 Indianapolis and other cite,
Of this State. can be consulted daily at Psrlol
No. I. Buntin House Doctor Gardner 4
the only operator on the Eye and Ear who
makes Il a speciality in Tere Haute. There
fore those requiring medical or surgical aid
Tor defective sight OF hearing had cbetter
avail themselves of the opportunity nov
offered for obtaining relief by consulting
him From our exchanges We learn OF sew
eral cures be has performed; therefore VI
have no hesitation in recommending him
There il one thing conmendable in Dr.
6ariner.-he does not pretend TO cure all
Diseases.
The indianapolis Journal says: Dr. Gards
ner's treatment Of the Eye and Ear i Won
derfui. We have seen him operate for deaf
ne-s on several persons who have been deaf
tor years, without the least pain and restored
heir hearing perfectly.
The Indianapolis Gsseffe says: We have
no hesitation in Recommending DIR. Gardner
70 those suffering from diseases OF the Eye
and Ear he will fulfill ali he undertakes to
perform; he has performed several successful
operations on the Eye and Ear since his ar
rival in this city, and we know of several
cases OF Blindness and Deafness that he has
cured which seemed almost miraculous.
The indianapolis State Sentinel says:
Persons suffering from diseases of the Eye
and Ear should consult DR.. Gardner. the skill
full Oculist and Aurist We consider him
the best operator on the Bye and Ear 10 this
country. he has made Opthalmic and Au-
raj Surgery bis study for years in Europe and
this country.
The Lafayette Journal says:
We can safely recommend DIR. Gardner as
a successful operator on the Eye and Ear
he will not undertake 10 treat a case unless
cure can be effected
The Lafayette Courier says:
DIR. Gardner could never have obtained the
testimonials which he possesses except by
the display Of great skill and learning in his
profession. We know OF several cases he |
has cured. We say 10 those who are suffer |
ing from diseases OF the Eye and Ear. by |
all means 10 and consult Dr. Gardner. he can |
inform you whether or not cure can be ef-
fected.
DR.. Gardner can be consulted from "A. N.
10 =. NJ Office-Parlor No. !. Runtin
House.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

SHOWING HIs HAsD.-Y esterdsy morning.
Mr. A. @. Combs. A. instructed. waited ON
joe III. Blake. and informed him that he had
been appointed by the meeting the evening
previous TO assist in raising the proposed
bounty fund Blake most indignantly and
emphsticaliy declined serving. remarking
II have never given cent 10 encourage en-
listments IA this damned abolition war. and
never will. Let Republicans do 40 II they
choose 70. will mott" Let NE voters Of
this county remember this remark at the
polls. and that jos. II. Blake, stout. robust
young man. not only refuses to give one cent
to ssstain the government, but by virtue Of q
section OF that Law which was intended TO
shield The poor and dependent has secured lie
own exemption from doing military service.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
Plantation Killers .

~hieh are noe recommended by the highest nesi-
osl Authorities. and warranted 10 prodncs an imm.
date beneficial eject. hey are exceedingly
agreeable. psrfecsiy pure. E1i must superoeed all
osher TONES where healthy. gentle ssirnnisn d
quired
ThsY parity. strengthen snd invisorsts.
rsry create hesithy appetite.
rhey are an sntido,e ~ change ~ -ster snd diet
rhey svsrosme effects - dissipation ana late
hoars-
They stFeosthsntbe sys,ca AM euIivsa the nlDt.
They prevent missmssio and inssrr-its~nt fsxer-.
Tey gurify re breath Ant sridity q the stamsch.
Te-r esre Dy-p~p~s. sns Constipation.
Thsy cars fasrTho@s snt Cllal-rs noreus.
Ts~v es-- liver csmpass-t ..sa S.rvo.- B~s1ac b.
Taes msketh TIE vsss ssrons. tn lsnTulf brillisn
ssd ar. exhausted nsfurs'. great re-sorer. ny
composed Of the celsbrsfes c.iissys hsrs. win
isrgr-en. sss<.frss ro,is nd hsrb.. all preserved
IN r~rf-csiy purs 81 Crasr rsu- Fer p.rticui.r..
rirraisrs sus teasina aisls sroans ssck hetfie.
ssrs - impestsrs sxaains srsry bottis.
- hsf q has cor private z e stamp rnnrtilst>a
eve ta~ oo-k. sta plans-stcn so-se .ss Cur sigma
tsfs 81 has sisei yisss siae isbsL So THAI szs
hssi-i- 80 reeli~t sta s,urioss a. dei~sersou'
-. Ar p~rsen prssessins T. eel Pisntsiisu
iAiters - lie sslloa 10 Rula. 70 a. inpo~sor.
~ p~s.oa iu-it2tans tais eottis. - s~iins sn,
Ger nktssiai fhsrss. sastber cs'i~i rl-ss ssiar
iati-rs - 49, - eriutnsl sstsr ~ u a Lac
~ sai = - pr-~-rutst hyss. Ne slrssey have
80 80 e. ~ssr>l parties sinnx bos.ies. k<
- sih s.oze-d IN sstitnx fhsn->iF~s ln;s cis>'
snsri<rs- he ds@sss o. Drsks's Pi<.t<tis. Ne
ie-s f-va isfies. ei-rxTs~s. nsrsh<ats. AZ = to
cF~ssoi>- -: shape trial q . bo<ile i TIE e~
teers -s pr>>ent q th<ir ~arsh snd sapertsrisy--
rh~F AZ rs.s - sll r-<p~ trurxi<.s. srse>rs
psys,ei>zs- ss<~i<. sslesa nbesf< ss< oss..
frv sssr~s.
o. %. DwAkE q 90.
xB< 0rea& way. ~. n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
Prom -. uev,-,

1T. LoU-. September 2o-Gsa. UimsD
ffom DavAIs Bluff Ark. reports the
ARRIVAL II Gen. Moss Al Little Rock uith a
portion Of Iesh corp. 18th the accession
Gen. Steel oil be able 70 take the offensive
Nothing i tso~n Of the whereabouts a
Gen. Price.
sssresn thirty and forty Of ibe "A rexulsr
cavalry -ers cxpsuFel y miie- from Little
Rock % the 9Th.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
Excs.e Tnx.-Nc 49,. !. 49,

E<cise Tax--Nr .sioe is hereby given
that the Cnited Ssav 8 Taxes for the 7sh
Collection District of die State Of Indiana
and the county Of vigo. are pow due. and
that ] viii attend In .,erson. or BY deputy. at
the Office of the Collector 10 the City of
Ierre Hauta, Office At the Northeast corner
OF the Square. for the purpose Of issuing
licenses and receiving said Tax. from the
18th day Of Sept, TO the 18th day OF October
1864. All persons not paying their taxes
within the time specified, will be liable 70
pay ten per ceutum additional thereen. The
income tar must be paid Immediately.
JOHN @. GRAIN.
Collector Of 7th Col. Dist. Of Indiana.
Septlsiw2~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

REksD-- Rr~&d = termed he slAa 81 afe,
AM a siae- like the Fre-scs. shea the :
SAT- = sach an expressive sssirls. The foll.
o-inR se,esDs ior msks.r the be-s and cheap
go ss~-a esteo oil BE pissed ~ hoasekeer-
su
To qasFts Il cosa lIndisl resi. ous pini
81 bread spcuge. -ith water -afkcieng 10 go
ses -hole. cue half pat Of Hour and tes.
sF-oonfsl OF ->it Let re. th~~ knesa sell
ao-rsnngly Zoe the -ecood lime. Les a bake
hour sod half
Tbs bread on 90, jast hall - mach q.
that unsse tron TIE hse-s family sour. !.
lighter On he stomach. AID inp~rss more
hs>iss. vsie< asd strength % he bosy. hr.iz
and bore. Aocosdnx 70 standard phys-
elassosi fsess. } lhs- q sscA bse~d Ia 4 esss,
pr u. Zoe ne psal) s1scis e. mach nsssi.
meat - lhs. Of God ro<ss lei. (oos<s a
ise. $40
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

THE vrought-iron Ames gun was tried at
bridgeport. Connecticut. last week. Three
shots were fired with the follow ing result. as
reported in the Bridgeport Standard: The
iirst shot. with charge OF sixteen pounds O.
powder. the gun elevated at t~enty-four and
one hall degrees. WAS sent FIVE and three
quarters miles. The second shot. elevation
the same. with charge Of twenty pounds Of
powder. ws~ 'tunbler. and fell short abou,
one and half miles. The third shot. with
charge of twenty-five pounds Of po~der
went distance Of seven and one-fourth
miles In thirty seconds. The she'll weighed
io7 pounds.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

WAR DErARTnKNr,l
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20, 9p.m.
MAJ. Gen. DIR.
The following ia the latest intelligence re-
ceived from Gen Sheridan:
HsRrERs FERRY, Va. Sept 20.-E. NJ
Santon, the body of Gen. Russell has arrived
and as soon as Il is embslmed il will be for
warded 10 New York
Gen. Mcintosh with his log smpuiated has
JUS came in aud ia in good spirts.
An officer fIom the 'front.' reports tho num-
Der Of prisoners in excess Of 30 900. the num-
humber of battle tlags captured II instead of
r. All say that Il was complete route. our
cavalry started in pursuit at daylight.
Sheridan when last heard from was AT
Reamstowh. | sent forward ample medical
supplies" The entire army goe- forward.
JOHN ID STEVENSON.
Brig. Con.
The President has appointed Sheridan
Brgadier IN the regular army and assigned
him TO the prominent command OF the mid
die military division
Gen. Grant has ordered the army under
his command to fire a salute of 100 guns, at
! O'Clock tomorrow morning: in honor Of
Sheridan's great victory.
A dispatch just received from Gen. SHEER
man at Atlanta says: Everything continues
well with u.s.
The reports OF to-day show tina, the draft
is proceeding quietly In all tho States.
In most OF the districts vigorous e:ssrta arc
continued TO Gil the quota with volunteers
before the drafted mon are mustered.
+ NJ. STANTON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

There will be Grand Union Rally and
Picnic held in Otter Creek Township, sir
miles north OF this city. near the residepce
Of Anthony Creal. on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2lsr.
Hon. John p. Usher. Col. A. B. Crane,
Col. r. N. Hudson. Gen. @. L. Steele, Hon.
W. X. Edwards. and other speakers, viii be
in attendance. and address the people. The
people are requested to attend en- muse
Bring your wives and daughters. your friends,
your neighbors, and come to the feast of
reason"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

NKw YoRK, Sc u. l9.-Gold much stead
Ter under news Of Gen. Sheridan's victsr.
than might have been expected from the
importance OF the success. The great facil.
ties offered. however gives strength to The
market against an over pressure. The price
Is also supported by the:purchases for ship
mens to Europe arising from the news of an
advance in the bank Of England.
lrhe Commercials Washington special says
the enemy were driven. about 10 miles.
Officers who left Grants army yesterday
report all quiets
The Posts Washington special SAYS the
Commissioners for the exchange OF prisoners
of war have arrived and will soon meet.
NEw IoRK. Sep. ga special dispatch
to the Commercial from Washington SAYS
The draft in the first ward Of this city was
completed quietly to-day.
Messrs. NicolOy and Hoy. the Presidents
private Secretaries, and Alderman Kaply
we're drafted.
Considerable excitement exists in Govern
ment and military circles in regard 10 the
rebel Steamers which have appeared on Lake
Erie.
IL will be recollscted that some time ago
Gen. Halleck ordered that the Gunboat
Michigan should be stationed at Johnson's
Island to prevent the threatened liberation
Of the rebel prisoners confined there.
By special treaty with Great Britain, the
United States il prohibited from having more
than one war vessel armed with one gun up.
on Lake Erie. The truce was made by
England against the Michigan's armament;
which was Is guns.
AS the Michigan is confined TO the survel-
lance Of Johnson's Island Il is feared that |
rebel Steamers will ravage our commerce
and perhaps lay Buffalo under contribution.
NKw YoRK, Sept. 20.-The Western /
Union Telegraph Company in connection
with the Russian Government are engaged in
filling out an expedition under tho immediate
supervision of Captain =. s. Bulky. u. $. A.
for Oregon. the Coast OF Russian Amsrica
and the country beyond Bhering Straits. 20
survey the route Of the Telegraph line aud
make other needful arrangements 60 put the
whole extent Of the line under contract the
spsuing year. aud we understand that the
'roprietors OF the enterprise are ssnguine
hat sshe line will be successful operation.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

DIKD-in the vicinity Of Columbus. Ohio,
on Sunday. the 18th ius.., Mrs. MaRY HIsxLr.
of Terre Haute. Indiana. Her death was
caused from injuries received by the upset.
ting of stage few days previous. She
leaves a sou daughter and q large circle of
friends TO mourn this sudden and unexpected
bereavement.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

tHERogKr RENF AND IsJkcTfoN -
f-msle readers ia the ads s.l ,et our columns
81 the c"s~osss k'rspE ssn isTs0nos. for the
cnre rlner Aisns. or the whites. These vegct-
able compounds have been found q most sovereign
specific Tor thl. ase, by the removal Of which they
also 49, In regulating tho periods Of the female
sy-tsm. eilsn Interrupted by Fiuor Albus. They
are certain t. ease speedily ami thoroughly. and
thoroughly. snd contain no mineral poisons- are
pert~ctiy lanocaou. 10 the most delicate orsanl-
zstion- They are slso the best and most effective
cure u Gonofrhoea and 6lcet Yet discovered Gall
Or Cherokee Remedy OF iaI.etlon SOLD BY all
druggists throughout tho conniry
aus17dw1m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES,



Ksthsiron Is from the Greek word ''Ksthro." or
"ssthsiro." sgnifying 70 cleanse. rc,uvinate aud
restore. This article l. what lts name signifies
For preserving, restoring aud identifying the hu-
man hair u is the most remarkable preparation In
the world u Is again owned and put mp by the
original proprietor. and Is now made with the same
care, skin and attention which gave u sale 81 ever
eue million bottles per snnum
II is q most delightful Hssr Dressing
itersicstes sourf aud Gandrun
Il keeps the bead cool and clean.
Il n'skes the hair rich. soft and glossy.
Il prevsn,s the hair from falling on and turning
ray.
Il restores hair upon bald heads.
ANY lady gentleman who vsiuee Q beau,if nj
heal z hair shouli ase Lyons Ksthairon. II is
known ana used throughout the civilized world
Sold by all respectable dealers.
OEWAss. BARN Es a 90. NY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

~ Beautiful Dreamer" one of the la
test songs Of Stephen c. Foster. composed q
short time before his death. has been placed
on our,table from Chess Music House. 1,
Is unnecessary to speak Ia praise Of it,
Fosters name attached 10 sufficient.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

WIDE AwAKEs RKvrvkp.-Tho organiza-
ton universally known as wide Awakes. .
which created so much enthusiasm and effect
ed 20 much good for US In the memorab Bile
campaign OF 1850. is again being revived in
chicago. IA which city they we're originally
organized.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

Wan. West side Of the Square, wishes TO
inform the citizens Of Terre Haute and vi
entity that ne has this morning received a
fine assortment of Jewelry and Slverware
and 10 tell those who have purchased Silver
ware they will find IL to their interest to call
early and examine the Silver plated butter
knives and napkin rings, as this will positively
be the last they will receive. Remember
ladies you can take your choice of any thing
the store except the counter and clerks
for one dollar.
s20d3t G. y. TROY. Ag't.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

FssHioSs AT Nswrosr.-A Newport letter
writer says:
The leaders Of the tea to-day appeared IN
very broad belts Of tour inches breadth with
gold OF gilt backlss correepcndingiy large
The effect 20 our syes = VERY pretiy. but 10
be thoroughly appropriate the waists should
be shorter. They are the latest fashion
''out." and are adopted With svidify One
lady -ere the newest STYLE OF bcunes. which
Is % bonnet al all. bat good sired cap vith
an apology ios a CAPE that -ets on the top Of
The head. leaving the "vsier~fsll" Of hair
exposed 80 vie~ In front the bonnet =
equally -csnt. and the -exrer vks an obieci
OF int>re~t - all fashion uDngers Proes-
bly, ne innovation Oil he universally adopt.
- - the ~intc- s>.son srts IN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

u We learn among the heaviest cen
uiou'ors to the bounty fund Yesterday. were
Onauocey Rose. Esq and the T. II. 4 r. r.
$1,000 each. W. b. Tuell. Esq. put down
70 for every 81 900 subcribed to the fund
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
J +. sAxToN

~ large los Of - band beok. have
s~en left At Rsrtletf's Coz sale In the-e
tines -hen books are - high. parties -osld
20 Vel 10 look throaeh them. - sbey ran be
seagss Tor nearly hall prsoe. TIE stock !.
mostly composed Of school books az.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

u The cannon. last evening. saluted the
glorious news Of the victory gained by Gen.
sher'dss over the retsl forces Of Breckin-
ridge and Early.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

We~ghsy = receiving Fresh Oysters
every day. and refands the noney for all he
sells-if Dot found ir~sh aud gooi-if re-
turned. Nc S. Mechsnsr'. Row nsxs door
q & 5. fuuie's siorr M -trrss
Seal7ale
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

az by recent order OF the Proves
Marshal General. drafted men must report,
be examined and mus,ered>s~ at the expira-
ton OF three days from the time Of receiving
notice tina, their names have been drawn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

- - Copeland, Bonnet and Hat
bescher; AS. Colorer OF Straw Gools.
No. II No',., street. opposite Cincinnati
House, Terrc Baute. Ind.
SeDt20itf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

LsAvr~-osTH. sept i3-Advices from
Fort Smith saws the tfsin which leh here
SEPT lsi ior Port smit ras captured by the
rebels. Tbs train consisted 81 100 wagons
laden vith supplies. 600 mules. forty artills-
~ horses and two sufIer trains.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

! ann as last ia ,eceipt OF the "Dog
Checks. And hereby give uotice that the
Dog Ordinance" viii be rikidly enforced
after the Soth inst ) r. GULICK,
Sept 10, dat CITY Clerk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

Tux DRAsr-was continued yesterday, aud
the following townships we're drawn for the
number of men set opposite. These Hum-
bers include the quota and percentage. be-
ing double the meR required. The crowded
state OF our columns prevents Us from Civ
Ing the names:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
JAMES =. BUTLER.

o REsEDy FOR PnEs-h y blessing
the suffering 70 know that We have sncctusl cure
fof This truly troublesome disease. Mr. J. r. Has
sTfe. q LEA Seccnd street. Cincinnati. q. tsk.s
great pleasure IN informing all who are suffering
~ith piles that he asel small quantity OF Dr.
stsicklssd'. Pile Remedy. and Il enecsed parma
usnt cure. tbs seems 90 be the case with all who
make use % thi- spiea.lid preparation u 10 man
as@ctared Al Ne. Fsss Fourth street, Cincinnati.
O., and sold BY I'll Druggists.
Ns-rh 49,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

~ u Is . significant a. we'll a. notorious
fact that no State whose Legislation is con-
uolled by the Copperhsads has authorized OF
enabled the soldiers 60 vote.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

French WiIiincry.-Ws have now
IN stock f"ii line Of Millinery Goods. for
the fall trade. 10 which we beg your attcn-
ton. Ma LESEURE 4 DAUGHTER.
Fourth street. next door To the lst National
Bank. Trrre Haute. sepiGdw2w.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
skuRA AND pYsxSrxRY. ". h.v

d AREHskA AND DYsESrERy. hsv
ex.n,in~d great number 81 letters fson
The most prominsul eitiaens % sinclnnsn snd Cow
inxtoa. etc. speaking IN The highest terms 81 Dr.
Ssrlekisud's Aau-cAeiers slxtare Tor the cure u
tisrshses an dyseatery. fh@ letters are % long
sat.ssa. Fssts "a ossi a<toa. -sy. he We
easascsi a,carsale br The sess ds,tors IN Ciaoin-
nah. ana oss bette II Dr. suickisnd's Anu-chel-
"a sistare elected rernsa-nt cure sfier suffer
lag or mcaiAa v'sh ne wovss fsrm - dsrrhes and
sssentery.
Soldiers we iaiak ~. suickisna = qults right
a savisus yoa IA ia .is srsi-emens IL coluna-
-ftessY's rsp<r. q take hcstie ~ hls hisAy re-
oonmeo.sed Aut .Chel~rs Ntxturs IN your knsp
ssess. n,ay he i've. u Asay 81 esr bess sol.
GER nethsrs. that year 80. - sos nssies'
a. les eaa ssta II he DRUG stores a. - cents per
eettle u = tss esss remedy far pa.rrhsss a.
nvsrntery.
msr9~tht-~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

wsSrkn IsstDssrstr. -Three Substitutes
sot ssbjecf % the draft A liberal koangs
OH Be pad. Apply 81 \. A che~' 81 vs.
hszh street. aas1sdsf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

tsry OF the Interior IA the Department OF the
United States Government having very crit
ically examined the workings Of tho Old New
York Life lnsur ice Company. was so well
satisfied ,here~ith hat he teok rolciy in il
for $40 Sin~e his death his family has
realized the wisdom Of the investment -
Isaac Cook. now in our city. soliciting agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

c.Iso. Sept 2o.-Memphis pspers Of ye..
iersssy costsin % news.
THE steamer Roy aibrssrh ~ss ssizsd =,
Asnphis and the oriesrs held n bonds 70,
snasgiing.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21

WsSrrD.-A good girl to do general
bouse~ork. The best wages will be paid
A german Girl preferred. Apply at L. Kiss-
ncr's mnsic store. sl9dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
Headquarters for Soldiers
(YafruS-

MAJOR |. ID. Walker. late OF the ID Indi-
ana Cavalry, and David s. McKernan, wal
ker L McKernan,) No. West Washington
street, Indianapolis. Indiana, authorized
Agents for the collection OF Pensions, Boun-
ty and Back Pay. for discharged soldiers,
widows, mothers and heirs Of soldiers who
have died IN the service. and other claims
against the Government All claims can be
attended to by writing TO US, just as we'll as
u applicant came in person Mr.. Joseph T.
Long, formerly ofthe firm of Hamlin & Long,
is connected with the office, aud will be hap
py To see his friends.
Governor Morton says OF them: Zone of the
best aud most responsible firms in the west.
They are gentlemen of high character, and
any business entrusted 10 tt,n will be hon.
estly and faithfully attended to-" Box .OO4.
marI4dly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-21
A VOICE PROM yIcKsBuRG.

A VOICE FROM yICksBuRG.
vscxrsuss. Miss. Ang. ., 1ssS.
DR.. Iohn Buil--D@sr Sir. am happy 10 stats 10
yoo that have ussd your valuable Cs3ron hitters
With great beneni 20 mysslr Ia gsner.l debility and
pro~trstion Of my system. produced b. he unhealthy
and nsl.smstic Influences 81 the mis<issippl river
aroan vioksbus, having been With Gen. Grants
srmv throusho its whole Southern campaign.
s,sndsntiy recommend 10 uss 10 all persons who's
ss0orsa % unhealthy ciimatss.
Agent 8. Sanitary Commission.
l>oursvuIs. KY. Sept. 10. iss3
On the 77t % Iniy last have snbmltied. throsgh
en- agent n mine 10 The Medical Dire.tor Of the
Department "a the Army % Cumberland. sample
of ny Cedron Bfttsrs. for inspection. aud request ~
amer snsysia. he found u meretouous, 70 sanction
and sppfoss IA nae suons our soldiers.
Ths folio~ing - the Medical Dtrectors reply. and
also den. kosscrsss permission 20 chip 700 dozen Al
enes 20 have u sold 10 suffers John BULL.
am satisfied that csfron bltfets will do 10 harm
"a any one ~ taken properly and In moderation,
20 no objection 20 Dr. Bulls being permitted 10 dis
pss~ Of "A " suffers. A. HkNkf THURsTON.
surgron and edicsl Director d. e..
headquarters Department. u tumberiant.l
Nashville, Tenn. July III, lso3.
Dr. John Bnll's agent NJ. ----. has permission
10 ship Nashville. Tenn the gross. OF BOO dozen.
% Balis CedFon Bitsers fsr sale 60 suffers Ia the
army only
Nv order of a.n. Ro-sersns
VIM Willis,
MAJOR sad Provost Marshal Gen,
For ale, wholesale .ni retail ~ 7. u harT. Tsrrs
usnte. Ind