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BROKEN CONSTITUTIONS.

The constitution tried By pain or caze,.'
Or wild Indulgence, Is not past repalr;
This genial Tonic, a. the heaIthfu1 deVs
Quicken patched herbt, its Wasted > wer .e1sE4
, 1864-10-06
CURE YOURSELF.
BH BEEEE;S EPECxrIE,

THIS H~&asana IL speedy ead radical
Curefcr aisEGrFheE, elect. sr1cturea
Seminal Weakuekxs Cho.doe, niss
easea Of the KiGneyshn TN Bidder.
and MI DlseAAe9 Of I'll &ex6 nj &}rxuE5
caused by byContaRloEoF Weakreen ~
either A1X Males O.. Peut&la.
, 1864-10-06
SPEAK At each OF the abose meetings.
Hon. d. hfchar3m3 Aunn&rt-.-.-

doA' " h1chaFds' ApPO1ntments,
senesee Grove. Whlteside Co.,. Fnday, Oct 7
~ at nofts, oete to.... Tntsday, Oct, IL
, 1864-10-06
MtuKH WATER, Hd

Roaa fssoaga The world, through every crzas rak!.
asse IL ths aztilots 'gainat every change;
Water impure 1t tezpetz, md luurts
Hsu 70 Ill hstdshlps In I'll Temperatures,
, 1864-10-06

EFFECT ON THE DE1uITATED,
The dAcctd muscles hrmneas soon acquire,
The frame Ratn7 flesh, the eye resumes lts 13se.
ssrength to tho limbs, hops to the heart retu1z,
I'LL a:Aa sud crutch the coaYaieasea. spans.
, 1864-10-06
Fl G lRo N .

nFsO1UE1ON.-The CO partner
~ ship tere.o:ore t1ta1ug between the updsr-
91RTed, 1ude! lh- firm Of HGEk1N3& d CO. has b. sn
dia.olVtd this day DT mutual consent,
THR CAlGAHO Dl4T1LLING CO.,
By 4. q. Cast1e, Sec'F.
eh!ceSc Utt. 4tht 1s6a. D. &. HOPKINS.
, 1864-10-06

OPERATION ON THK BOWELS.
Relaxed, CONSTRUCTED, os the seat Of pato
These organs should not, for one day, rernA.a
The cause Of each extreme you can expeI-
The Blstesa tone and regulate ~ well.
, 1864-10-06
WANT OF AFPHTITK.

Flsaost due nourtahzaent HES pulses waas,
The blood zroR1 thin and dizziness eloais ia r1-,
But this Elixir setz the E5stsm right,
a Good Digestion visits On Appettta,
, 1864-10-06

sEao hss not felt how feebly words era,
The Qual1n1 ons feels On sh1pboard to port.sy7
Tread them no moze defy old Neptuuet oo1s7,
The Bttters cure tho nauseA In an hour,
, 1864-10-06

zust be enoloasd In ~ enysi n. .easd
~ 70 70 1onerst7ned. ana mu1s BE- dis
enyrt.pa- " "A sS4A+"A ~ %aa
The right = rs1erved to reject ary or s1l o,a, ~
g1en c9u1 - th1uto b. tss.d fstare.t nf ina
on!tSu GS stAssa- B. Dc pA ttsY.
IT a a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

NKw Yoas, Sept. 2s.--Ths Richmosd
Dispatch of the 22d has the following rela-
lative to Early's defeat:
As report Was In circulation st an early
hour yesterday morning that . eight OCCUR
near Winchester in the Valley Of Virginia.
on Monday last. which resulted dissstrously
10 the Confederate arms A. usual. when
any unfsvorable news 10 anoss. the groo e.
aggerations prevailed until the following on
cIal dispatch from Gen Ice was given OUT
by the authorities:
HEADQUARTERS ARsr 90 Nosrukss Val
Tuesday. Sept. Goth.
To Hon. James A Siddon
Gen. Early reports that on the morning Of
the 18th. the enemy advanced on WiHchests
near which place vas resisted from early Ia
the day iii near night when he was CON-
PEELED 70 fall back 90 Newtown. aud thb
morning to Fishers Hill. Our los Is re-
ported TO be severe Maj Gen. Rhodes and
Brig. Gen Goodwin were killed. pobly dolag
their duty. Three pieces OF artillery OF
Kings battery were Lost. The trains and
supplies were brought on safely.
lSignej.l n. Il. LEE.
The same paper speaking Of matters be-
fore Petersburg says, on our extreme right
the encmy's left. both parties continue to
watch one another with sleepless vIgIIsncs,
each returning DAY adds 20 the defensive
work. snd the ting o. war come when II mar.
Il will he one OF the hloodieat ~ this vsry
bloodiest contest.
Ths.RiohmOnd inquirer Of ,he 22d erssely
asserted Early's position a, Fishers HUI les
impregnablo from whence he vonld advances
again on the enemy.
Two Treasury officials have officials have
absqua,uisted from Richmond. after ooo-
verlIcg nearly million q rebel treasury
mates In gresnbacks.
Tao Enquirer admits the frat defeat Of
Early. and adds to gloom consequent 10 fall
Of Atlanta.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

FAsrnkR Pcir. Sept. 2i.-The Steamship
Nc.te Aueries from Liverpcol 18th, passed
this point enrouts 10 Quebec. she took the
place Of the steamship Dcmsscs-. disabled
LIvrsroOL. Sept. l2.-Tho rebel loan In
LODdOa declined 80 - cent on recsIp, Of
American advices per steamer Asia
The London Times and other papers dis
cuss the American news receieed by the Asia.
The Times says never has there been such
vigor displayed since the war begun. u
comments or the Chicago Convention. and
thinks President Lincoln's policy has receive
ed heavy check BY the nomination o; Gen.
Mcclellan.
The London Post thinks As General Nc
clellsn has been distinguished Tor modera-
ton. IL he is installed a. President. unfeiter-
ed BY pledges he would asseat 10 any ar
rsngemept for peace - r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Lorrsvrrs. Sept. 24.--Auong The gents
at the Calf Houso this evening are Major
General r. r. Blair, Bhgadlsr 0sasrals q.
A. Smith. Rice and Long.
Passengers from Atlanta report ell quisf.
A portion Of the city being destroyed shs
lunbsr<son the dwellings are being ussd %
construct camps.
The rcboi army 10 swinging round 70 cevsr
the Atlanta & weslpolnt Railroad. 10 prs-
vent our advance on Mobile
Gov. Brown Of Georgia. hss offered Gen.
sherman prsposltions OF peace. NotviSb-
standing the assertions OF eastern corsea
pondenis TO the contrary.
Ioulsvsrtx. Sept. s5,--on Friday past ct
FORESTS force. about four thousand -
crossed Tennessee River az Bssss Landing n
Perry county, Tennessee. HE Whole fosee
IL estimated at 5000 With 10 guns.
Col, Campbell aud garrison st Athsos,
Alabama. we're attacked by alaFss force Of
rebels and after severe nghs Of two hosn
durasioa were forced to surrender Several
buildings Including the depot were ct On
Gre
Forrest IN person was IN Athens 90 2 r. n.
yesterday.
A detachment Of 900 meu scot from Dscs>
sar 20 reinforce the garrison st Athens azs
reported captured after an obstinate engage
ment.
Several prisoners were oaptared by ColensA
PrOsser near Athens. report they crossed o.
Florence, Alabama. and reported that Fer
rest told them he woald have force enough
10 destroy both railroads aud stay In Ten
nessee as long sshc r'essed. -<a,
Tho rebel force have destroyed several
miles ofths Tennessee a Alabama Railroad
between Decature and Atheas. Ne com
municstion South Of Pulaski. Tennessee.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

ArLAsTa. Ca. Sept. "a
TO the Louisville Agent Of the Associated
Pres
our Press despsteh Of the 2lst embracing
euo from Macon Of the is,h. announcing the
arrival ~ The fret train Of refugees from A.
lan,a with The addition thar they zere
robbed ~ everything before being sent into
the rebel i,nss. o. eaprse thar g false. and
It i idle % correct Il 20 isr r. -r.eis are con
esfncd. Tor they puVossi y a. 81 ehood to
create mi-chievioa- public orinios. The
truth r during The fnoe foaf hundred and
fofts .ir families were moved south. msking
seven hundred shd Eve adults. siglf hmertd
.na sixty children snd seventy -nioe servants.
With Ga pounds Of furniture md household
good on tie average Tor each family Of
which hases psrieci recollection ~ name
AMI Articles A. the ene ~ the triirs Col
Warner. ~ my stan. Who bad general "a .
petvisioa ~ the business. received from Me-
or Clare 81 G~n. Hood st.H. the following
letter
"RoUeH Axp READT. sept. "A. 1854
cotovn --Oor oncisl Communication s.
about 70 ce.se. You viil permit me 20 bs.'
testimony 20 the uniform courtesy ysn have
sho-n 90 Ill occasions % ne and ny people
.ud ,hs pronp;nsss vim Which you hsv.
corrected ell irregularities arising In orr 'n-
isrcoarss. Hopiog a. soDe future tine .,
b. abic 70 recipocsts your oonr-esy and Il
msny Instances yous positive Kindness
an with respect. yoar obeSieni servant.
.naW. 4. CLARE,
A.jos ard Adj. Of Gen Hnos's STAFF
10 L. Col. Willard wsrrer. Of Nj. Gen
Sbsrn<n's Stat. $1,000
would not notice this bit know 90
psopls Of the North ara liable 90 ps nisle'
By = fslsebood circulated Cor special purpose
.Ds ~ desperate enensv. vsIi bs resseve'
b. tbs assurance TIA. not only care but yea
kindne.. has been extended 70 families VII
lost their bomes BY the ac,s < their NAL
protectors.
| fsigpct,l ". T. SIBERIAN.
MAJOR General Commanding.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Nav yoRk. September 22.-Gov Blown
OF Ca. has Issued an order Withdrawing tho
militia from Hoods army.
NEw YoRK. Sept. 2A.--The Herald gives
q list of the officers captured by Sheridan at
0pequAn Creek. comprising 9 Coils. 7 Lieut.
Gels Major. 10 Captains and Is Leuts.
NEw YsRx. Sept. 2i.-The Commercials
Washington special says.
Gen. Sherdan's prisoners are 10 numerous
Il has been found neee sary 10 send ro>in-
agreements to him 10 act a. guard.
Officers in Grants army are betting Pc
tersburg will be in our possession IN ten
days. igt fttttt a.
BY arrival OF steamer Albany from Fort
Monroe, we have dates 10 the 22d.
The steamer fawn which was recently
captured and burned by the enemy contained
the New York mail OF the 9th aud 9th. large
portion OF which has been recovered from
the wreck and brought TO NewbernsF
A flag of truce recently bronkht into
Newbern large number OF refugees, many
OF whom belong 10 the first families OF the
STATE. who are on their way North having
lost all confidence in the oonfederacy since
the fall Of Atlanta. Among the number was
the wife of tha rebel Gen hsrtiD.
The salepb.ry w.tehmsp has ,hs follow
ing.
We protest against the inhuman treatment
q the Yankee desertsrs who are subjects n
a course OF treatment which makes life far
more uncertain than the battle field
A general parade rom Lincoln would
doubiss relieve the Confectionery ef..a least
50. 600 OF these miserable beings provided
the, have s,renc', emo neh left 20 mai . their
escape North
The federal officers consisting OF a Colonel
Lieut.. Col Mai and Two Captains who shen
dishonorably expelled by Geo sherman
from he army and sent into the rebel Ii0e'
for speaking di-r-spectfutfy ~ fhe Presfaen'
OF the u. :. IN the pre-enre ~ the enemy
while accompanying 6sg ~ truce. have ar
rived IN Rionmonc. where they @se "a
be cobfaed during The var Tor lighting seAinil
Their principles
The sudden srpesfsnf- ~ he eonges-
tive ohills and bilious lever 20 he~hem hA'
driven ell the transient psrsons out Of the
Department ineluping many established bns
ness men sho supposed lhey we're aeeinI
from the yello~ fever.
surg. D. " Hand. Med. Div Surg u
}. Men,nger. Chairman Of the Boari %
health snd Dr. Dougbiy.Po-i surgeon incln
ding he other surreots ~ Newhern ~h'
have been employed nigli ard day. MAXIM
er~,f erertioa possible to -usssiue the nsla
DIV. ase through their .kiil and uniiflng Il
bor-. meeting With gratifying -ueces- an
pos have ne satisfaction Of seeing mate
rial abatement q thi- disease ~h.-h the
said h,d sssumei the form o. an epe'iernie.
NV Yosx. Sept. 2s.--Ths Herald. arm
correspondent states that the rebels change
the,r troops IN ffou, Of our nnes ~ eons<
q,isuce u heavy desertions
The sheued sslais 81 he 22s pretty 81
fecsasily used up the rebel spFing Hill Bat
ter. ard Pss<rsb,rs pus, have uttered -
verelv from the effects Of dropping 20 sheI'
minute Ter 20 nisuiss The rebels hsrdt
Responded
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

pstl,s spfclFIc PIIfs-wssaAsrsp ~ Ana
n. ,~,,ss on Ssser TAI % cure ID
-.....s rsspress n scsieoi No change Of
a.. -~n.,,.1 Do not interfere viii basisess ur
-, - - used ~itAset dstectiou' uv~syt q
an. care. The lest rsonth-sone 81 them sery severe
-. over oss hundrsd physieiaas have u-<d 'hs"
a, ,s.sr " sete>- end eli seal yell 81 tAsif en-
,.ev. All s,vross q their oompessn'"' "a~'
..,,.r~ly v~s>sAbss. saa h.zslsss O. ihs system
a..srsds Of e<rtsd<sies cen BE sAe~H
49,. x.xo.r.c Psus are ne original ana on's
- ....,se PIN. Ib<y are adapted fof nA's
..,- IA 40 xsu.x and The oniy reliable fsn-
-~-..,... . ,~russsns and sps>dy esrs n al
.-..~m.ss,rss.. o. seminal vessnsss. ~hh
=, II. go a evils. sseh ufsssssl ana Vagina
$1,000 e.lsst. The whites rsssny % in'''as-
.-s.-..-.. t,,susls~.os. 6snitai psofhtJ and
-s.,.,v iupossnry. wsssssp e. Lac q Power
u-rvs.s Drsfiisy. Ae.. al 81 sn'eh e's v''--''.'-
~ from s<xssl Kxoss-ss OF ssh'Abas'. sf ''-s
s,..s,ssslsnsi issssxsmsni. and ip~spsasA's' s>
..s~rsr non saInlnnx the duties Of mArisa No
:. IN .>xud aiseas-s. Gsnsrrhs>. sssst s.'
,,r,csar~s. aaa 10 lls, ass q the bisdsss ana
-. g.. ~, =. . eAasn. relief u srpsf'enee' W
liking .in<i> box-
s.,a b. an sAs psiseip-l arsxz'sss rnes v
~ ~frl be s~ps ~ nail. seears0 s~A'~''
o.sss.,l.ll,. % rsesipt ofshs u'so-y. ~
!. HRras. Nd
No. 7sc>s.s strsst Nee fss.
csa.,, ,nx phy.less IN Tor IN sfss'sen' % s'~'1-
- - s-.u.i aaa ssrvos. Dt.ssses -hs ~'n
-. &c. % AL he sosls~iss .siasel' york. IN
sssls.f snvsloys
T.s rssfrrn4 tsoussss-D- tki4fs
"a self Abus>, Prsnstare fse-J.
ls.s Of Poser: ssxusi Diseases. s-n''s.
-. xlxssly Emis4isns. Dental pss'nss. s. =.
psnphlss Of % pssss. e'ntAa.ass '~ss'.a'
.ases 70 n, Afflicted. ssd usisA seos'd - rssn ~
...r, sus.r.r, - The assns q cure N Ne ssvsss~
.sas-. 10 plainly ed iortA. Too sssnv are ."
1sirsi 70 par ths postage
yK. crrvr.oss.. Assas Tsrrs nsess-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-Thc Republicsi
extra has the following announcing that th'
government received dispatches from Gen
Stevenson this morning dated Harper's Fer
~ announcing 900 Strsusburg prisoners
reached Winchester last night. lie also
says 1000 prisoners captured on the l9sf
inst. near Winchester arrived At Hsrpea'l
Ferry this morning. and 1000 more vet "a
come.
LArrE-A dispatch received from General
Stevenson this q m announces 1900 more
prisoners captured at stsausbnrg on the 22d.
reached Winchester This morning when
last heard from Esrly's army was hying down
the valley panic stricken. ss.
Sheridan 4 IN hot pursuit and nesr Wood :
stock.
WASHINGTON, Sep. - The Baltimore &
o. Railroad has been redeemed from l,s
three months arrangement by. the victory Of
Sheridan, this result alone Is OF great impor-
tsnce and much hehieps the value Of our
success
Cumberland coat and The Gas Company
coal from West Va. and the more distant
States can nov all come forward again 10
relieve the consumers While IN hus iness and
militsry ssnse lac reoocapstion Of The road
will prove oil sast importmee Eight miles
Of the track has been restored with 5 bsidT e.
and I miles of the telegraph besides water
Stations. a. Tha victory occurred on Mon
cay night lasi. IN Tuesday night preparations
Cor restoring the road began. and the whole
line will br ia Use agaia by Tuesday next,
WssHrSsroS. Sept. pa Commodore Par
ter of the Potomac Flot.la communicates
the following 60 Secretary ofthe Navy.
Ga the night Of the 10Th one OF the boats
OF the IT, ) steamer csrrituok while in
search Of blockade runners at the mouth Of
yconico river wan fred into from the Vim.
King. Capt OF the hold was INSTANTLY killed
and Geo. A. Mcneil. landsman severely
wounded. The fire was promptly returned
from the boats. and the Cnrriluck reports
shell e1piodee in the midst of their party.
There arsucw about 6.soo prisoners con-
fined at Point Lookout.
Twenty FIVE refugees crossed near from
Va. and succeeded in reaching that place,
some OF them are from Richmond and say
the news OF Earle's first defeat had reached
there caused great blow.
7 he rebel officers brought TO Washington
from Point Lookout are to be transferred TO
Northern prisonr will not believe Sheridan
has achieved victory in the valley.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

To rHs FssrKkxrry os rHEs CTts -Gre,fssS'
Ia Ia. been mosi chesstasy decided D, our
Lodges. that thew t.ke part IA the Masonic
Department Of The Sanitary hszssr 20 be
opened IN the approaching State Fair .s To-
disn.polis. We nov earnestly call upon the
Nason< "a cone ior~sri AMI se-pasd IA this
glorious work. cntsrely tor the benefit 81 our
wounded and Il < soldiers. sna The invitation
e more particularly sss-bted - the -ives,
sisters. daughters -nd -sio.s Of the Craft
thai tAsy ient ~ their invsiusbls ss-istsnce
Boxes have been placed a charge Of Bro-
Edssrd n. Allen. Il the Adams Express
offce. And l.eoyoli Goodman. a. his store 90
MAR street. .s.a al Articles os money Jeff
With them ier transmt~-ion should be mark
ed n tall 9TH ne name Of the decor. add
shey oil rece.ve tall credit 90 the books 81
the Fair. and ss registered -hen dspesased
We sscah be able 70 seed eur cootriba
too. over to Isdiansrolis hy me Ssh % SEP
tenber. - pronps scsisn = pece-ssry.
Cr.hsnen 81 Terse Hsuse. 80 ros s1c~
~Terr~ Hsute~ and -'Secisl- TO be cuttSn<
! ~ year sss,sr Lodges throughout this er.ns
iarsdicssop Fr.ssss<lly yosrs.
LYNDON A. SMITH. " NJ.
Terre Hsate -.
Js~rs : wrxrx " n Social 50
s<Fs n dss
Jsurnsl sna Dezeersi cosy n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26
TO DO SO AT ONCE.

Hundreds % Testimonials of curescsn be seea Al
bis rosms. A -slcotio5 of few sueioined-
Read recent tstimonlals, extrscts from the Roch.
ester y. " Daily Uunson ana Advertiser 81 guae
2sfh 1sst
Dr. Bort, the oeicbrsted Gar ,oesa Eys. fesF.
AMI i.apg physician sai Safgeo1, has psid this
Viclnty s.fn' ~ oie<sion Il wish Earring he
stay II midst se learn ne b a. perf.rmed some
very remarkable cnfts Tr0 ca1es m psftlcpi r
De 90. ths, ~ Jam.s ". Moore. Esq' ~ NJ.
M.rri. vho ee-a desi So np~sIds II N years
ani . eonsrit-d - the mot ceiebrsfad
n 70, aud al without ohts'nine suy p-smsnstt ~
nef- Hearing % the wondssfsl caTss, Ia uort
has perferma1 during hls solourn H. the vesfsrs
Psr, q New fork. a. elsewhere indaced 20 con
sat Dr aort. ~ the osborne House. sstar ssy.
Jene a.. ubwittsa % an operation which vas seon
over took " medical treatment froaa ~. hsrt id
oso hear. Only three dsys hssins Elapsed iHre
applying "a " Bert
Aaather case ~ blindness, a ne year. ~
ing The cssss~ss that % h.s- osores = stss ELI
o. Nsrss~, sbO ~, been butd from Cstsfrk'ssv-t
bothsyes Cor sistneo year. ssi az separated On
sers -co~-sfaily Ia fe~ s~coD3- ~ Dr Bort. ~
the osbsrn House. The other csses are bet fes ~
The MANI vho are daily resolving benefit sd being
Cured - nr. Bort. who - ~ithouf doubt q the
mo~f so<c~ssfui s1y-ietsHs. ant surseoas. q a. r
eye. esf. lunss. heart thr0ai rstNfra scr ofui.
sns di-~--- q tn elesi -as sss.s--y 1880
sept1dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Excise Ta~--So - hereby given
that he United States Taxes for the 7sh
Collection Distrirt 81 The ste 80 Indiana
aud the county Of yiso. are uo~ due. AMI
thu, ~iii attend IN per-oo. ~ Nv depasv. At
the Office Of The Collector 10 the CITY Of
Tsrre Hsute. oeirs At the Sorth-e<ss essnes
Of the squsr. Cor the purpose Of issuing
licsuse- al tscs;s,ne -.i Tax. from The
issh dsv Of s>p' - ths lsth dsv II October
lsss AL psr-ee. ~ p.sias sh~is s.xe'
-i'hsn he un. s->16ei s.H Ne itable q
psy Ten psr e-nsnua sssisso,,sl sarfe,.a Th'
iuccsne tax wu-' ~ f.,i innedis'<ly
JOHN @ GRAIN,
colee;os alb Col. Dist. Of Iaiiabs
S<y,Isis2s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

McOLKLLAS CIeAKs.-The greatest novel;
y OF the season Is the Mcclellan cigar" LII
alike at both ends. and whichever end you
light you will curse the luck and wish you
had tried the other. JUST 90 With the COP
perhesd ticket-nelther end OF IL is sasisiac-
tory. and between the two the party has al.
ready become heartily tired Of IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

Nav Muuc.-Fron . late receipt Of z
large collection OF shsss music. Ar. l.. Kiss.
ner has laid on our table the following nee
asd popular pieces: Mother kissed me in
nv Drsams.r beautiiul composition found
cd on an inc.dsni al the battle Of Autie,sm;
"wsks from thy Happy Dreams" a char
ming ssrrnads: see her still 10 my dreams.
one af Fsster's hest ballads: Willie has
gone TO the War;" plzintive song and
chorus by the same author: and ~. 5 O.. .
Song for the Times" Grit produced by Bry-
ants Ministries. aud. - be suug BY the whole
nation.
Mr.. Kissnsr kas large stock nov in store
embracing everything in the line Of musical
merchandise. He i also prepared TO do all
kinds Of repairing OF musical Instruments,
from piano down 20 French harp. m the
most scientific manner Give him ssli. on
the South side Of the public square
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

HKADoUAsTras Anxr PorosAol
September -.
Firing between picks,s Ia front 81 dist-
Ion and ~ corps .till continues. to-day. ths
batteries 81 division "a corps opened 90 .
barn full OF rebel sh,rp.booters who had
been snnoying our men Tor soms time. end
csUsst them buried decsmp, Sept R5d
All quiet this morning.
Signed. ". T.. Mc0RE00R.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

BsurAL AssAuLr Mr. X. Il. Simpson.
editor OF the Democrat was assaulted. and
terribly beaten. on Main street Saturday ev-
ening. by Lee 5. kirtly. The attack was
wholly unwsrranted. and 30 sudden and un
expected that Mr.. Simpson was unprepared
10 meet IL We hear the act universally con
dsmned by men Of all parties. Mr.. Simpson.
although terribly bruised about the head.
sustained no serious injury. aud will DO out
In day or two.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

CHEROKEE REMEDY AND INJECTION
20 OF. rs-Ars as.pssa-ws cali the attention Of
inmAls readers 10 the Advertisement our columns
sfths cnssosss R.sspr Asp isssouos. for the
cure % vtuer Albus OF %. whites. These veset-
able compounds h ave been found . most soversisn
specific Zoe this uss BY the removal Of which they
slse aid In regulating the periods Of the female
sy.,sm. efssn interrupted By Fluor Albus. rhey
certain - cue speedily and thoroughly and
thoroughly. and contain no mineral poison.-
p-rssctiy inneeuoas to the most delicate orgAni-
rstion. They are sIso the best and most effective
cure 81 Geaorrhess and als~t yet discovered Call
ssv chsrcss> Remedy or Injection Sold ~ an
druggists shreashoui The ccaussy.
ansl1dxlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

tismsstTf, september ~.
The markets are wholly unsettled II -
useless 10 give quotations.
Lard sod Atsic. bit no BUYERS al this rate
At The close.
Red WIDEST seelines 90 81 IS. but would
not have brought over 81 50.
Ats O'Clock, God sold at 81 Is and 81.
no more use for g.
WHISKY declined 10 al 20.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

TT The citizens OF Indianapolis we're
ground through the draft wheel Friday. 10
the number Of 47I-(Quota.) Among the
number We learn were Ned Jones. conduc-
tor on the T. h. a X. r.. nov a residsn {
OF this city, aud three engineers on the same
road
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-26

~ Does IL ever occur to q war Demo
crst that in voting Tor Mcclellan he ma,
possible curse the nation with such traitor
as Pendleton for President. Our past his
tory teaches ~ the lesson that Presidents. and
especially military ones. are not immortal.