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Uudtr Ills heading the CoMNEaclAL OF ysster.
day says
We regret TO see . disposition In come quarters 10
magnify the lose. Of Gen Grant. Certain journals
all,se that tn, present commander Of the Potomac
A my has Lost fully one hundred thousand men siaee
crossing the Rapdan. One or two 60 eth further,
and state that one hundred and ATTY THOUSAND will
not cover he Casualties In Virginia up TO th. time
These e1sg rated statement. are caught up BY rebel
ymps h,er' md sen, to thsr lrspd. ,eo.. th'
s @ 10 .Sa up OUR
good authority for asserting that the sum total
Of killed, wounded aud prisoners, eIclu i've Of
dity Two thousand. TAX the esiualties below the
james Tor in.t.nee These have been vsrieu.ly e.
oae x rS S@on tim to s.a Grant, :
ter. dated June ~, con aims the following =" Our
Losses have been %.snhsS TSs s ~ 0;: Of
exc eu 800. went all over the ground on sstur.
Gay. and made aeenrMs returns: There yer. here
the s' @1 About os. "sund.d @
hi. morninS scout &, 400 wounded. III told" Nohsi
mus, it br unde., stood that these Afty;tvo Thousand
men AZ. sn,ney unsvs;o', aur m1, 'nis lam
pa. a.ed IN H. @ua"s psa. II. wound. nenrsss
BY our men in ths Arr. battle. we're In ms,oIity 2
weeks ten thousand have left the aahing on hospl
tAs Tor thu front. Another fact must not be Loaf
Of The s,tI.ties of military history show that yer,
much larger ratio Of the vic orious wounded ieeove
than those Of the vanqui' he'd. Hitherto the Potoms
Army has generally rested uLder the cloud defeat
and the attending gloom aud depression have cause,
wounded men to die, " no wond have recovered un
der he ,Ih laIation II victory. Whether Il be uu
or not, ave boys confidently believe that thei
march FROM ~ kspidsn r.. e.sn one succession Q
DAYS sines, when alludnf TO the failure 81 Coo
HaIbos; "Ops bali Of the Army did net knov
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,s:s =. ~. e., =: :.! :sss e = :sss
s'r,is siso to Be obse we'd that Which
.as = Sts, s,S e. ~ ni *: q Ri pSt
49, Esoss sSS y '. r. 20 s,, ssys ii.t Of II
lJoybsI spuud vhc had been cent 20 n ne ad,
mHd. his de not iselu6s H. 49, from the
Rsviaan 70 Col donsy HE, Ch.risesssviln ssunton
man NOR, What the Conf defsts losres have since
been ~ know not bu,, seeordinf TO their ON &C.
counn Ave generals we're placed hors du co'nod o.
e-sl ocer, Killed wounded end taken pison.rs up 20
IN, siege Of Petersburg number twenty -sisht In
saditiop 10 ths seventeen thousand prisoners have
besn captured and ere now In our hsnds. Prom
thsse figures Approximate to the rebel loses
,hus M dy Ing the memorable campaign
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A letter written by sergeant Bailey. l0'a N Y.
v, Juus l<.b, gives the following .eooun. ofs visit
10 the Wilderness With expedition u nSs hun
drsd csvsiry;
". arrived Of the q. 8. Ford on the kspidsp,
Friday ght, crossed 10 ufdsy morning, snd at ten
found deserted hospital, whore the hrst thee days
OF the battle we're fought To vi,hin about mile "
this the dead Of both armies hsd been buried bu,
from this to the asIt hospital about fifteen mes
the dead remain - death found them, with the 81
ception Of their elethns. Tbs rebels had stripped
them Of boots and shoes, and nearly eli Of clothing
aud whore there was an exception The pockets we've
ali turned II 10 estimated that fifteen thousand Of
our men and msny more Of rsbels, lie here un-
buried; and siI weeks have passed since ihs bat
tie, imasnaton In it, widest faneies esanst beg u
wilderness Of death, vs fosnd another hospital. sur
prissd the guards took possession aud found About
being prisoner also. We did not op to Inquire "a
vhon or What side thsy sbelonsed, whether Trend o.
foe, but commenced o. once TO put them into
smbu lauces aud to make our way out Of this wilder
nsss ana shadow Of death, fastening oil our way 70
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THs war correspondent! OF she Gucinnsu Cow
srpi.L IN Georgia gives the following sketch OF
osusrsl sbsrmss a. he appears in the field,
Did gu ever see him, Tan, .,rsish'. 1.-The, With
arm step deep Gsyi e.pss..iys eyes fac; not un.
81 sktly sanilms hair dait, and nov intsi.oven
with ihr esds Of silver; hands that ~eIs made 20 b.
vsii.balsncsd head, strong shoulder, small waist
active limb, snd ct enclosed 70 good sized loot;
such III o. s; 2. -:
.sshors have been The pc, ustion. As TO the eI G.
shsrmsn's ommsnd one hundred to one hundred
.nd any Thousand haze been the .ps:ss co ,.,n,
~ en- .n, W. sommSnd. ih,,s men T..s ps.s.
sherman .: eotpcrel Ihomes, hefn" son,
:nd % ss ASs. M. %:s II ::s direction ss h IN
Mcpherson. move to such place in the enemy I.
r.piav 1 forward ' on .acS road, snS ~ your,:i
we'll In hand and ordinary susrds sou d tai u un.
a % .;S s s ssss Y Or G they
understand him, and, uuders sndins, ocy; II the
s. S. S:s ;".y sSr%'p p :ss ~ d
fsc''. r'eogni.ss ises and takes no s,cct IN those
Who cont iiis nnfo m e not dssh,ns Gn. n !: ss
couth, and VT comfIr .biy ct HON. any hsie. ne
linen .hri over tue ons u hsnnei, and ~h.p a. lsi.
us dofYs his srea boots tor those Of icn' l.sths
l. ~ ia, Ton, : gent .m n Of kish homo. aua cap
b litivs. copi,s 3, IN into smsn blank BOX. ant
hat 10 all there 10 Of he AdJrtsn -rii.iAs Dep I
men. IN the Geld. Meals with him sf. hIcesss,iIy
regular. HE breakfast usually eonsis Of beef
| teak coff hard mead, butter. and perl mis-
canned frui O. krout, D.eklss, bread, n, ass sn'
| other general substautisla And supper !. lIt'
more than breakfast and Q little iess than dinner
The plsies which he and tbs stan oficsfs s.s in
the knives aud forks are neither SILVER mol gold, bu
cast steel aud bone. b bacx bottle 10 I'll centre
| ths tab an. ara a q
| eveiy thins In the kitchen department bihisnusd
| be useful Dns large army wagon, think 70 all III
| transport alton he needs II 10 said, eyeiy time HI
| starts out on u new csmpsisn he oid.rsi ~ mus
| take les. baggage vith NE nO~ than d.d the lac
| a superb bay horse, Which prsuces ssiy 81 tue men
| ton vt his name, Duke"
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A Rebel Attack Spou Lafayette, Georgia,
Itepulsed.

CAattanooga, June 2b.-Yesterdsy, At O'Clock in
the mornins flag OF truce was sent into Lafayette,
In the name Of General Pillow, demanding the i'm
mediate surrender Of the town, and threatening to
burn It II the demand was not complied With The
rebels we're 5000 strong, and had completely sur.
rou ndsd tn, town, and on the refusal Of Colonel
Watkins who had Ouly 400 mem TO surrender, the
rebsls advanced from all directions At y o'clock
they occupied three fourths Of the towa, when Col
John 7. CroItsr, Of the +th Kentucky, came up sad
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captured absu, 70 reosls Colonel ~ ptAas - gessi
ptued and % msDy WOUNDED. {nnN fmo~ len
20 dsss and .oaa$ .aa( Col i r:,s.s' "
Lhe ,o-e Of Lstsyssss named in this di:p..sh, y
In walker County. Gsosyis, aad VS. iofulefU ceiieu
ChAttoosa II 10 nearly dee south from Chatsseos
~ from which place 1t 10 didaat about % u,i'ss.
Inportast frsm the White House Rebels
Defeated.
Caro-. Jun, 70 Memphis papers say on the morn.
iug OF the 9sd instant, . detachment OF General
Nssuder's command, 500 strong. sttaetsd two
companies Of the Tve.fth lows Infantry, stationed
near the mouth Of the White River After severe
fighting the rebels were rspiissd. With . less Of
went. .feur killed and wounded. Our loss vM one
killed sni Ave wounded. The removal OF the gun
hos; 40 far from that station probably smboideued
n. rel els ami bu, for the for unste srrval Of the
sunboit Lexington, the result might have been un'
favorable 20 NJ, Our forees fousht desperately, re
Polling several cbsrse. Of the rebels. and DRIVING
them from the field
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...
ssss ASS:s .a:;.:saa. - sc: :.
fs, pa M Be f. f, ..Is e shs dsf:p.. OF,
IA .yI.u tnat the Frontier Question shon
reib'e =. mad Overture. 20 Frsncs,m
1 ,n,.sIsss should isii, but thu, The rspi
n In. psS' u vas su ppoeed IL would bs
.m ,. Rsa..a Communicating 4 Count GSso.,
" o. the ina .Sania ths s,.umpiion o. hos
,r'd n. At.n s;e p:ces to d. Baiie v i%a
Zee: s:S tn VI, sG1 no, Be :.s &c,
- e. u the true I. prolonged ' ''' '''e
q rex s =. ,. ss::,:' .. 10 n:
IL ptelspes s ssn .hiss had seo eene to BY the
q a, 49, .9, rel9neins u armis ice should b.
III had been slsnded Il ouid be- open Tor ib,
az n ,h 70 piYlohs ths stice or not. accofdinS
~ ne tuen .rsuns encumstancss.
THE Eusi. papers are largely occupi.d vi,b IN
a. ,cuson u the probable result OF vote Of Gan,
.1Snhdsnce 10 the ministry, which Il w sllss..
'uId shortly be introduced in the House o. Com
,,kn'' on the Danish policy Of Lord Palmsr,op,
IA ne sentiment vas rapidly setting In sssio.t the
rded policy Of the cabinet, and i,s o,e.,b,,,
morally expected.
T,. smperor Of Russia and the Kins of p,v..,.
GER, .best to meet a, Ko.sentsn. The, are :. b,
.ccoun,nIS respectively by Prnee Gort,ehslo Of ..S
coun,. p.,nEers. Bcss, and vendermsrh. 1 4. con.
,,c,ur,d tia, political understanding 10 aimed at
Gs.srs CAHpAiss
Tn. v.riou, d, .p,tehs' from the United State. 1.
ret,,.nee 70 the e.ppaisn IN virs,ais, seeup,.d .
lsres share Of at,su,icn In England.
Tn. London T,wys svs that Grant hes evidsu,i,
Aba doned NJ. original ,sties and called sra,esy to
the aid Of bru,. force Y tn nike the chsuss IN.
doub,ediy be,otens disAppoisment II not weshnss.
but adds;
I, 1. not Indeed mpos.bs that Wants Army, sftsr
all II. ter ibe io.ss. 10 .. strong ow :. vss shsn
the eamp Ign opened II 10 we'll pointed, :ad lacks
| ao,hins hat srsennack' can prur.. man vhs
osrs,ion TO more. Al ths,,e c,n lie sure Of 10
| that the Ccnfeaera o. ~ii havoc stand the shoet
I'll. %.y t%y Beg :Sssss
| n vors'ing .ueh an sutason. tns enset on the
Northern poop viii be greater an has osss h"ssf'
| to produced By any campaign,
| The kossiss Posr says Grit has undoahtsAl,
shs.u srsa, judgment aud boldss, bat the tseisivs
| battle has yet 10 bs fought.
| The Dairy NEWS suiosiGs Grants stratssie
| nsvsment.. and tn nike that tlvorst he hiss nsv
| to fear 10 the mAlans Of .hsGion around kieh.
mond. and that II Richmonh to b preserved. !
| It must be preserved BY the my nov under its /.
walls
| The hoasira srAs interprs,he Psrsia's asvs -
highly fsversbis to the North, looks upon Grants
advance % great victory.
The MosnIsa HssALD trsatss accounts ~ favss.
able for the South.
| Riuanch
| London, ytns Il, -Consois I'D at eg..tpsOS tor
MONEY. The bullion In the II Of England hss
Increased c26l,OOO.
Enc shares are quoted 52W iliiaols Central
shares, ass,S3S discount.
| Ltrsyp pool, Jun, iG.-CoTro Sales to-day, 10000
bslss including 5000 to spfcwis aud importsn.
The market 10 Arm, and Qhotns OF American are
svsncins Bresd.tuf marx quiet and stssdy.
Provis market 10 dull
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Iuportast frsn, the White House Rebel
llefeatSd


Mmph,, June 20, ria Cdsro, June 20. -R,hsl
de.er;eis who have surrendered to our susboats be
low SAY ,ha. General Nsrmsduke 10 moving on Lit.
tie Rock. Artsns,,. 10 attack General Steele. and
capture that citv, II possible
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-07-05
From Virgins.
"Wednesday. June ~.
OEN KRAI. GRANT.

w rroay shu sAtPuay enahse vs. hsos W ths
position OF our 'rosps when resulted In extending
and strengthening our lines towards the lsn. and
pu'hins them halfa mile nearer to Petersburg
counter movement OF the rebels aso took place At
the same time, under rcumfsncss ths' induced
BELIEF that they inteDfed . nsbk movement. But
TINS design, " entertained, vm probably rehn'
ausbed in consequence OF the dcmonsua'ion on
cur side. The tnion army nov completely cnve-
opes Petersburg, aud its capture 10 regarded % Ger
tain Upon gaining on Friday the works taken b.
the enemy on "wednesday our dead we're found stil
unburisd where they fell, and entirely uaked
the rebels having denuded them = every particle Of
clothing. The two lines are now so near thu, the
men on either s'ds are almost within speaking dis
'."e' VI e.'" o''o 'u' p'.'' n,'us
INV. .. ',",''n' o.'u''eu.. "" .u,, ~ .n,
sis'",'"' W '"'.o',a"'e ue'u'''u "'"ea' ".. l,
IT, n a.. r,,,s c. .,.,.
Saturday n eht the quiet ctioycd bv General Burn
.,a.,. to,,. a,,,r, ,b. ..ott,. h,ol.n
by severe attack on his lines. II ninued
Int for . short time when the enemy yer, driven
bach, With compsrativel' .lisht 10" to our aide.
Tho hot, suitry weather CONTINUES 10 exercise a
most en'vhsins in''usne' upon our troops Who find
1t dihcun TO reei't the combined eree" OF heat
ou.' "u W" M" u'"' W ~ ~. 'p..n'
hss'V n" oiy ou' 'n'' inconvenience mss peen
40 dior.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19

NKwBkRRr Sept. l3.-Maj kinney and
Mr.. Julian member of the New York
State Senate we're on the steamer Favn which
was recently captured by the enemy arrived
here today from Elizabeth City, having been
PAL rolled by the enemy.S
Lieut. Wilson, Provost Marshal At Roam
oke Island. Mai Graves. Of the lsi N y
Union Vols who were on the Fawn were
retained by ths enemy aud Col. Bingham
who was on his way 70 his regiment bad jus'
been exchanged At Charleston
The arrival Of the pirate steamer f1orencs
at Wilmington. n c. IA announced.
Lieut. Johnson iAvorite eficer in The
Department who was the chief OF the Am
bulence corps Is among the victims TO th'
congestivo chills that prevails here 60 cons
siderable extent
Tho N o. Times sAya there h 40 doub'
but that the interior OF this State Il In CON-
pleto uproar Of the conscripts and dessrtsrs.
On the 18th a collision took place Ia
Moore county between the deserters some
1900 In number aud the State Guards Ia
which the latter were fepulsod with a loss 81
four killed and oae wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19

CAsno, Sept. le.-Tbe transport Cont
mental lett on the 18th for New York via
fortress Monroe with Mexican news has just
ariiyei from New Orleans aud reports Cor
,inss as not being able TO cope with tho
French had crossed his force 1000 men and
i6 cannon over the Rio Grande. occupied
Brownsville driving out the Conieierstes.
Col Ford hoiated the American fsg. de-
clariug he Was born in America and was a
citizen Of the United States and would hold
Brownsville. At that the Government I'M
mediately notified the Federal commando
a. Brazos OF his proceedings, offered through
him 10 the United States Government the
services OF himself aud aad army.
Tia Picayune and Bsysrd correspondent
under date OF 4,h says from Cupolas that
place can be seen four armies in hostile ar
ray. The federals command on side OF the
liver. French and Mericans the other. The
French are certifying with cotton bales.
II IL reported they would marcn from
Monterey to Nstanoras.
Erpois daily on specie !. reduced to one
per sent 90 gold, and FIVE on silver.
The French have removed their residence
from Manmorss 30 Msdrid.
The rebel Col Ford previous TO beins
driven out Of Brownssiils rendered protec-
ton to the French subjects desiring TO enis
his lines.
Mr.. spendle. merchant ~ho had the Amer
lean fsg dying from bis house vas arrests
by the French
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19

WILL DosH. We witnessed dificult aud
successful operation Tor deafness NJ DIR.
Gsrdnera rooms Al the Bates Ho use ysster-
day. The patient being Mr. Owens. Of Lex
ingto.. KY. who has been suffering from
deafness for some tune. When The operation
commenced he sss with difficulty able 70
Distinguish the leuds-t sound. and before he
left the room could understand ordinary con-
versstioo. aud q day two will sufice To
effect q periest cure. Though neither 50
difficult nor protracted a. many operations
both on the eye and ear the Doctor has per
formed during HE stsy here. u Vas scisntihcs
ally ard successfully done fsd,s aspel,s
Journal. Aug Iih
Dr.. Gardner !. nov q, the Buntln House
and can be consulted daily until the - h
int. After ,hs, time will visit Teue Hsuts
once . month.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19

HxApQu.HrxEs AnsY Poro<Acl
Sept. 10.
The Aank attack BY the rebel cavalry
early Yesterday morping. Gas = mos, daring
move. and seem. 10 have been partially sus-
cs--fui The attacking fo.ee consisted Of
three brigades OF cavalry .iih eight p.ece.
OF artillery The @aia body reached tie
cattle herd Of Builns farm jus, before day-
light. while the remainder engaged our cav
airy pieke,s along the entire line from
R-sms' Station. c>pturing some and driving
Others back. Thu. "a done 10 cnver ap he
move Of the rebel column The attack Vs.
maize sbor, tine before dsylighi Ehsn TIE
guard. sossis 200 prisoner. are fsporsed 70
have been captured we're mostly 81 shs isil
Psnnsylv.als cavalry. The Ii Di-tfiei Il
coianbis cavalry 90 dssY nearby soon Al
t&ckea the rebels. they we're IA soch strong
force our msa bad - fall bach. suhsrins .
los 81 sons $50 NEE.
Il, u said that Fen oriErs division Of esv'
air, supported By the n ceop~ vent in puF-
sa.s Of the rs.deEs est they had go much
TIE starr and nart have rot OF win ibs
greater part % their rlusdsr IN addition "a
our Ice Ia csftis shich Oil reach 2 SO
hssd- The rebels cspsared several team.
vitk . gang Of nsn who we're eagsgss Il
constructed lie Of Teissr<ph IN th.i duec
sisa A ranos reached camp this morning
| tass he cattle have all been reospsared bul
| I c~uno, srscs % any r>Iisbss soarss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19

QuAsrRuL.-Ssturday's Indianapolis Jour
nal says: The individual confined at the
Soldiers Home under suspicion Of being
Qusntrill. was Yesterday identified by gen
tiemsn from Delaware county. who had
known him 10 Missouri. He picked him out
from a number OF other prisoners. withou, a
moments hesitation. Quantrill is said 20
have been much ss,tsted. trembling like a
Leaf, and being uaahIs 60 say word. Per-
sons nov on their way here from Mis-
souri, aud will probably arrive tonight. who
will settle the question OF identity 'bsyond
persdventnre
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19
T- We unders

tF We understand that the Masonic
Fraternity OF Indiana intend to establish q
Masonic Department. IN the Sanitary Bazaar
at the approaching State Fair. and that An
effort, worthy ~ the Craft. Is 10 be made 10
ensure the entire success OF the great object.
We Iufthsr learn that a special meeting OF
the Mssons OF this city Ia 10 be called at the
City School House on Tomorrow TUESDAY
evening, a, half past 7 O'Clock. the call Of
which will be promulged in the Evening
Democrat" OF to-day. and will he published
by the Journal aud this paper on tomorrow
morning
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19
WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER alsr.

THRoAr AvFscrioxs --A Physician writ
Ing ssom Newisne. New Yorx. speaking Of
the beneficial effects resulting from the uss
OF "Brs~s's Brpsekisl 7rscA<s." says
"0bige me nv sending dozen more Of soa'
sBrsaehssi Trseb<s. eneis-ing bill. fo'
slle.isiing ths, hosrid Irritation only fslt b,
those -ho have suffered from INV BrsseA's
Af<a.sa. aud for heArsene-s AM sore thros
10, | an free TO coaicss Though ! an Al
N ID they an~~sr all you claim Tor them
would beg vou TO feel thu, ] arm one 81 III
is-s s-~n IN the profession 10 puff ne~sram
ba. Tee | am bat doing yeu Justice To s-ssr
that have" To adolf a,-.ppesnssssf. b
sure 20 stisis the gsssis< browne Rron
chi.l Troches."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19

NV Yesx. Sept. IL Surprise is ere
ated at the s,eadiness OF the gold market
and the Commercial explains it by ssying
that regular operators have. during the last
ten days. adopted very general system Of
accepting due bills IN lieu of deliveries OF
gold which pass from one 10 another proba-
bly, ior week before returned to issue
This. If perpstns,ed, no telling to what
figure the prizes may be run 20. lis mas'
dangerous phaze Of gold initiation that has
yet appeared. Market opened at 81 22lS
afterwards touched 81 23i4 and st noon de-
clinsd to - 2i5S.
NEW YokK. Sept. 1.-THE proprietors
OF the Daily Times this morning on paying
of their competitors informed ell those who
belonged TO the Typographical Union that
their services were no longer needed. No
compositor belonging to the Union Is 20 be
employed in the Times hereafter.
We have news from Hilton Head TO the
18th inst. No active military operations
are reported.
The 600 rebel officers recently consigned
20 Gen. Foster have been placed in prisoners
camp constructed on Morris Island under
ire Of the rebel batteries. aud the comman-
der at Charleston notified 81 the fact AZ
regards rations these prisoners are 10 fare
precisely the same - the Union officers plac-
ed under fire in Charleston.
Gen. Saxton has organized a savings bank
Tor contrabsnds. aud has also issued an order
prohibiting the purchase OF cotton from ne
groes In advance OF harvest.
NKw YoRK. Sept. 1.-THE Herald's She-
nandoah correspondent has the following:
One Of our men who was prisoner and
who has escaped reports the enemy as hav-
ing taken PontoOn train In the direction OF
MarliDsburg three days ago.
Another report says the enemies pioneer
corps are engaged 10 constructing Pontoons.
Esrly's Headquarters are near Stephens.
Quite a number Of copscrlp,s arrived 70
reinforce Early.
Two hundred and eightysUniOn prisoners
are held near Winchester.
A reconnaissance found some cavalry Al
Bunker Hill and some infantry -four miles
North Of stephens.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-19

CHEROKEE REMEDY AND INJECTION
r. oUE FE-kLr sssDxsa-We call the attention Of
female resdefsto The advertisement In our columns
q thu cHxsoEsE Rs<xDr Asp isJxorsos. Tor the
cure q Flnor Aibu-. Or The whites. These vegei-
able compounds have been found most sovsrsisn
specific for thls use By the removal of which they
slso AID In regulating the periods Of the female
system. often Interrupted By fluof Albus. They
arr certain u cure speedily and thoroughly and
thoroughly aud eonisn no mineral pol-ons-- are
perfectly innocaous 10 the most delicate orgsnl
nation. They are si-o the bes, and most effective
cure q Gooorrhoss and fleet Jet discovered. Csli
Or Cherokee Remedy o. Injection sold ~ all
druggists throughout the ooantry.
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HAs LOCATED IN rHK
CITY or QUINCY. ILLINOIS,
No. lo6 Maine street. I'd door above Quincy
House. Once. over ] X Dsyion's
Book Store
m CLAIMS TO
TIKI KING OP CANCERS
And ali kinds Of Fewer Sores: such
White swelling .ud hoas Diseases.
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AID sore Eye = their worst stage,
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phve.ciHns "a TIE cenofy The Doctor sls>
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tent live up - the dir~ctioss. - 10 PAY.
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