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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

WAsHryoros. September 1.-THE fol-
lowing has just been received from General
Sheridan near BeryviIle.
This morning sen, Gen. Gettir division Of
the corps with two brigades Of cavalry to
the crossing Of summit Poiut And wisches-
ter roads over Oquequsn Greek.
Rhodes division we're found OF the west
bank. at same times Gems. Wilson and McIns
tosh's brigsdss OF cavalry dashed up the
Winchester Pike and drovI the rebel cavai-
~ At run. and came 10 coutsci with Rens>
boss division. charged and captured the eth
South Carolina regiment. i6 officers. las
men and lie battle ase.
Col. hhmeean commanding brigade
With los Of only 2 mep killed and 30 wound
81.
Great credit y due Gems. Wilson aud Nc
Intosh and the ID n. ]. and I'd Ohio The
charge wasa gallant one. portion Of the %
Mas brigade made charge on the right o.
the line And captured an officer add n met
CT Gordons division Of nisntry
Our lo~ n vsry light.
Il II SHERIDAN.
MAJOR GensrAl,
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hrw fosx, September IL.
Cotton quiet add norninally unchanged =,
Al % for middiine upland.
flour. State and Western 5dl0c better.
not very active. sf sl0@l0 10 for Extra
State, so 75dli Is for EKirs X n O.. AID
eli 20al3 fof trade brAads. market closing
duli sd ~itl drooping tendency.
Whisky ffmer ~ Al -0ai ~ nearly ell
the latter rrcr. saa closing firm all 81 "a.
Nhrat az. better. AZ 50 l7i6a2 - for
30 J Ailwsukese a. 2s92 80 Tor Winter
Ret and Wes.~fn
Corn lc bssfsr. a. 81 e21zGi s. lof mix
81 western. sri Al e50i 81 for choice
Core- ouii All price nomipaiiY unchsnz-
ed
sarar qulss. cubs 2o@9I. AID H.v.n.
3la23l<
haias-es dui
Petroleum euses. crude zs1as6. rsaasd 10
bogis qngtef e -. .ed refined free II
- cent?
Wool dali
Ho1ey 4slFe and 6fmer At per cent.
~iefisg dbl g 81 05s<ai 09lz
uoid irregular and unsettled. opening At
81 y. advancing - g. .. declising % 81 -.
a1ssrcng % e. q =, decliaibg % 81 2ai<
.iFsr.ein.s 90 - 20 sd closinr AZ 81 2sk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

INV YoEK, Sept l4.--0old opened At
n advance on Yesterday cloeing prices.
and subsequently declined Tho tone of tho
market being weak tho market IL being
largely oversold. aud the purchases 10 cover
shorts are quite large. A considerable rise
was expected this morning. under purchases
TO cover ihe sale Of two or three DAYS ago.
and the non. realization 81 the expectation
produce Al expectation that the market I.
about 10 take another leap downward =
The fluctuations to-day were from ~ 27i6
70 81 2Js4. a fumor that Grant had taken
Petersburg sent il down 20 s223.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

NEw YoHK. Sept. l4.-FrOm files OF rebel
papers ~e CLEAN the following:
The Charleston Mercury says all foroign-
ers reciding in Savannah. who will not
| organize for tho defense Of the city by the
30th, would be sent 10 Atlanta.
vsnce's majority for Governor OF North
Carolina. over Holden. the peace candidate.
Is estimated $1,000, 10 total vote Of 49,
600.
The Richmond Examiner Of the 9th says
hope built on the terrible thing Wheeler was
not TO do with Sherman's communications
wo regret to say ar fast fading into nothing.
The Savannah News learns that the Gov
eminent powder works at Augusta were
blown up on the Sd. with 80. 200 pounds of
powder Nine persons were killed
NKw YoRK. September I3.-Commerci-
al'swashlngton special says:
Officers who left Grants Headquarters
yesterday report that nothing was going on
except occasional Smelling and picket as
saults.
The recent order OF the War Department
against subordinates giving Information IL
carried TO an extreme in withholding lists OF
deaths of deceased soldiers, thus keeping
back paytnent of Insurance money.
John b. Hobbys storage warehouse 40
Washington street took FIRE this morning
il WIS filled with goods and the loss amounts
to $40. 900, insured.
The Posts Washington special says advi-
ses from the army u the Potom C state that
rebels seem to be feeling eur lines slightly
but have made no general attack at any
point
villains now In his lines in front Of Peters
burg who refuse 10 take the oath OF allegi-
snce shall be sent through the lines of the
enemy, the order also prohibits the ssle of
provisions 10 civilians who refuse TO take the
oath.
The draft il ordered 10 taxi, place in Del
aware aud Maryland on Monday next.
Col. CIenseret. editor Of the Now Nation.
publishes carl in which he denousces Gen
Fremont and paihfinders Association, he
claims he has been deceived by Fremont aud
made dupe OF, and that Gen. Fremont has
a bargain which contol OF New Nation Is to
be taken away from him. Cluseri. and claims
that the paper belongs to HIM.
NV YoRx. September 1.-THE Com
mercial's Washington special says:
There was rumor current that Peters
burg had been captured by our forces. The
Government has no advices to that effect and
the rumor Is generally discredited.
Mayor Gunthcr has sent letter to tho
American Emigration Company refusing his
| sympathy and support, on the ground that
the act OF Congress. under which the Asso.
citation Yves organized, il. in his judgment,
for another purpose. lbs title was a mesno-
mer. aud should have been called about un-
der fraudulent pretenses 10 modest foreigners.
Large numbers Of recruits aud substitutes
| 20 to the front to-day, 100 going from
Hart'- Isiand alone. There are n 900 IN
Boston, and s00 At Newhsven awaiting
transportation
The steamer Nsnderbuilt which has been
In this port ior long time refitfing Is sgain
ready for sea.
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Nrv Dave Fnx.-Mr. Thomas h. Barr
Who tor several years past has 90 successful.
iy condasset the house. corner Of Main and
Fourth. has recently called 10 bis ed Msssrs
John n. Barr and J. Frank 9alick. These
gentlemen have been added to the firm In
order that The already excessive business "a
cilitie- OF the house may be s;ill further en-
isrged. and to this end they are nov placing
IN their commodioas rooms al immense
stock Of goods. Thsy are devesinr much at
tsnsion 10 -bols-2iing. and inssod by close
buying and small profits 10 build % "a IL
tsasise johbinS trade for the Wabash Valley.
Their srseiors ard admirably s-sneed 20.
tabli-hmeos affords ample roam Ter pscklns
AMI storing.
The retail trade. hsvsver. oil be Their
speciality. sss Il the sxcsllcns stock 81
dug. sAsnicsls. gls.s-sre. paints. sss
liqaer-. cigars. ssb.ece. perfunery. toilet
ARTICLES Ard fsnev rcosls. - Az .sdse<nsn,
70 bassrs. .i,h The kuosu business cxp~cit,
Of The ass arm. a. re1tlensnly and honor
shle dealers. &c eln coafiestiy promise {
large trade 70 ~ hsu~<.
In The p-ias and glassware department.
pAinter- ard others -ill s>cnrr The v.lnshi'
sxp<ri<ncs Of Nr. JoAs II. Bsrr. This Oh
- quito a. a~m n ne .>,erssea ~ roo
materials.
Sc he ses advsrsissn>1s Of tbs -
Ia another colnns. and u yca vans . roc
uss<ls IN their Inc. cali % he ssv Arm .
IT.H. Rsss 4 Go.
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from 00trO
CAno. Sept l4.-The United States
steamer Circassian returned from New Or
leans 9th from a cruise on Texas Coast far as
Rio GrAnde. during which she she supplied
about thirty Of our blockade runners with
provisions. She broughts few sick and dis
charged soldiers who were bound north.
The FRENCH have several vessels at that
point.
The French Admiral when informed OF
the capture of Fort Morgan pronounced Far.
ragut a naval Zero of age
Troops at Sonts Brazos and crewu OF the
blockadng feet in good health.
Blockade running is expected 60 begin
soon on the Texan coast. and the navy Is on
the alert.
The Circassisn viii leave in dsy or two
for Boston. touching Mobile and Pensacola
for sick add wounded men.
Some OF of the sick IN the Naval Hospital
at New Orleans will be sent North upon
her.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

Wax DrrAErxKSr,l
WASHINGTON. Sept. IL. 1890. (
Lieutenant General Grant telegrsphs tha
Department. in respect to she draft, Is fol-.
lows
CITr PoHr. Sept. -. 1890 A. N.
Hon. Is. N. Stanton, Secretary Of War:
We ought TO have the whole number Of
men called for by the President in tho shsEi.
est possible time. Prompt action in filling
our armies will have more effect on the ens-
nv tbsn a victory. They profess 20 believe.
aud make their men believe there is party
the North IN favor Of recognizing South
ern Independence. and that the draft cannot
be enforced. Let them be aDdeceived.
Deserters como into our lines daily MAO
tell ns that their mon are nearly universally
tired of the war. and that desertions would
be much more frequent did they not believe
peace will he negotiated after the fall elec-
ton.
The enforcement OF the draft and ihs
prompt hling up OF our armies viii save
blcodshed 10 an immense degree.
u. 3. GRANT.
Lieut.. General.
The following telegram has been recelv-
ell from Gen. Sheridan dated Atlanta G p. m.
the 18th.
Hon. n Nj. stanton. Secretary of War.
! an very glad 70 hear the draft will be en-
forced. first that We need the men. second
they come as priyates 20 6Il up our old
and tried regiments with thois experienced
officers already on hand. and third because
tho enforcement Of tho Law win manifest
power resident in our government. eqnsl 10
the occasion.
Our government though in time Of trouble
will be able 10 WELD tha power OF great
nation.
Signed SHERMAN.
The drast Is ordered 10 commence In ell
the States aud Districts where the quota l.
not filled by volunteerson. Monday the 18th.
and will go on until completed. Volunteer
ard substitutes will be received and credite
10 as late period as possible
Volunteering is progressing with vigilance
In mostof the States
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

CHEROKEE REMEDY AND INJECTION.
70 oCa FFskis ansDEsa-We call the attention Of
female reatersto the advertisement In our columns
ofths cHEEoKEs RsssDr IsIscrox. To- the
cure q Fiuor Aibus. or the whites. These vegei-
able compounds have been found a most sovereign
specific for this Use. by the removal Of which they
also aid ia regulating the periods Of the female
systsm, often interrupted By Floor Albus. They
are certain - cure speedily and thoroughly aud
Thoroughly. and contain no mineral poisons--are
perfectly innoouous TO the most delicate orgAui.
ration. They are slso the best and most effective
cure II 6onorrhoss and sisst yet discovered Call
fsr chefokes Remedy or Injection Sold BY all
druggists throughout The country.
anz1IdHlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

BIrNoRE. sept "a The special cores
pendent - tho Baltimore American, dated
Headquarters IN the Field. Sept l3th, says
the military situation still remains unchang-
ed; but ! am OF opinion that there will short
" be resumption OF active Operations.
Gen. AveTill has re-occupied Msrtinsburg,
and parties are engaged IN repairing the b.
q o. Railroad.
a train Of cars loaded With sorsge was sent
from Harpcr's Ferry Yesterday, to a point
within FIVE miles Of Mariinsburg. IL Il con-
fidently expected that tho road will be open-
ei 20 Cumberland By mex, Friday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

which recommended by the highest medi-
ies authorities. and warranted 10 produces an imme-
s,,t beneficial eject. They are exceedingly
-srseabIe. perfectly pure. and must superceed all
other TONES where hosishy gentle sslmusnt 10
qulred.
tboy parity. strengthen and inyisorAis.
they create = healthy appetite.
hey are an sntldote 70 change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects % dissipation and late
hours.
1hey strengthen the system snd ebllven the mind.
They prevent missmstio AID intermittent fevers
they purify The breath ami scidiiy Of the stomach
hoy care Dyspepsia and Constipation
rbey cure piarFhocs aud Cholera Notbss.
rhsveare liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
rhss a,aks the WAX strong. the I.nxuIa brlIian
- ace exhausted natures great restorer. They
.fe composed % the celebrated csnssya bark, vim
sfsr-sn. sassAfrss. roots aud hsrhs all preserved
N perfectly pure So crc'x run. por particulars,
circulars and testimonials around each bottle.
q impos'ors Examine every bottle.
haiti has oar private q. & Stamp rnmussl sted
the core. With plantation scene, and our sigma
E. % aDc steel plate side label. See that our
b.liels sal rellled With spurious and deletsrloss
-.rs knv ,s-~-sa pretending % -eIl plantation
Bttrrs BY the gallon or IN Bulk Is al Imposlor.
Any person initiating this bottle. or selling any
osser material thereiH. whether called Plantation
BIu-rs o. DOT. 4 criminal under the 4. Law.
sn.i ~ili b - pro~scuted hyus. We already have
0ar eye % several parties rs-IlIns cur bottles. Be-
Who viii ssooecd In xssiins themselves Into close
snsrtsrs. TIE demand Cor Drske's Pisntssioo BIT
tiers fFosa ladis-. eisrgym~n. merchants. Ae 10 In
credible. ne simple trial u q bottle l. the evil
desce present - their worth and Superiority =
rsey are -sia ~ sii re<ps fruxxfssx, srocsrs.
physicians, hotels. saloon mboats and ooun-
Try stores.
pR. DH AXE A 60.
eD2 8roaa way. n ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

Persons suffering from diseases Of 80
delicate orgsns should avail themscives Of
The opportunity Of consulting Or. Gardner,
the skiIlfsi osuli-s and Aurist. Who has been
puscticins With great success 10 IndMnap polls
and other cities OF this Stale. The Doctor
inseads to Wait Terre Hsuse. and will be
ready to receive patients on Monday. Sep
TENDER 18th. lie will remain until the 2e,h
after that time he viii visit Terre Haule one
week 10 each month The doctor has taken
rooms al the Runiin Rouse. Read his sd-
vertiscmeut se,7dtf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
CINCINNATI MARKET

'''79E|II|1EHEI E7EFIEFIEIEF"E
Flour ~ better demand-300 bbls super
fne sold a. 81 S0@9 s5-chiefiy at the latter
rate. Good Extra and Family ~ sl0@
$40 25.
Wheat 81 95ds2 90 for Red
Corn dali a, ~ % and 81 q O. Ear and
Shellcd
RYe At Al 60.
Barley a 81 s56fl %.
Whisky moro sciive. ! 900 bbls sold At
al T56l 5G-chsehy =, 'be latter price
Nothing don- IN Provisions aud price.
must be quoted nominal
Groceries quiet snd unchanged.
Gold 81 % silver 81 90.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

u ARRnKA And DyssNrgsY.-w nav
- .niaei great nn,aher q letters from soms
ne ro-t raasinrst ritirens - sincinnsu and Gov
lnxtoa. etc. baking Ia he hixhssi term. u Ds.
SRI, lana's Ant-taolers Eiktars fsr the cure q
sissrho.s sna sy.entsry TIE letters are % lcng
sta'ssl 4 fttis . ,aasl a<tsa. says Ne sss
eos.i..i 'arsf.sts ~ sse .rss dcstor- 81 ciaeia-
AL. 49, ere tssiis - ~ Stiskiaaa's nu-chol.
aistnre csrst~a cernsn-nt euts after suffer
lne fss .aantA. -ith ne ~ofst tra - itsrrhss sn
1ysFntery.
ssislsrs-ws thiak ~. ~sriekt.aa y cutie RIGA,
n advising yoa IA q ~ ,rsssAlsut ia careoismns
x se-asr's rsper - tale tetsis 81 h's hishiy re-
r...aua>atea AT cholsss Elxtnrs IN ysar knsp-
sssks nay ne hees q m-ny - eur esss sol
4lsf. Nethsss. zee sAss year scas a. pes usslec'
e. xoa esn esiit ne prsk sisr>. a 50 os1ts Per
tosfls q i SO essi rems.is 90 Darrheca sst
nyseaiery
~sar1slht-a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

fF A large lot OF "a hand books have
been LETT at BartIeu's for sale. In these
times when books are so high. parties would
do we'll to look through them. as they can DO
bought for nearly half price. The stock is
mostly composed of School books dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

Lost - AZ ID Terre Hsuie Union Depot
Monday evening. small cArpss sack CON
tanning clothing md vsIuale papers The
finder viii be Literally rewarded by relafn
ing the same to The Clark Honse. Or the
papers A. the are II no value TO any one hut
the owner. 4. BACON
Sep,I3d3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

~ Mosquitoes love beei blood better
than they do any that flows in the veins of
human kind. just put a couple Of generous
pieces on plates near your bed at night. and
You will sleep untroabled by these pests. In
the morning you will find them foil and stu-
Did with beef blood.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

boys" vill give hundred day" dance a,
Cans Hall OF Ncrasv Eve, September
18th. all the yo1ng gest- II the regiment
ADD Tier friTn.is are iasHsd In Prof
Toass old elab. Nnssc ~ JOE TOUT md
bard hsEsr 0wrN.
S<piieiiv Cnsr>cT Cana.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

WHAT MEAss-"S. T. Qe60) X
Started Trade ia 1850 with $40
The next cabslistic characters will be A.
l.. 4 II. (ls65) o. 5. NJ. which means Ad-
ver,ised literally and retired In 1865 on five
mi lions
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

tn The Chicago Tribune learns from
ptonounces the Democratic platform a most
Ignominious surrender to the rebels, and says
that he cannot support IT,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

~ We are compelled TO send TO our
mail subscribers and portion In the city. q
halt sheet this morning. not having suffi
Gent paper for the entire edition. There IL
no paper in the city. We have a supply COM
ing from Cincinnati. but Il has failed to res Oh
MS in time. Why don't some capitalist start
a mill a, this point Paper sells high. and
In consequence Of a. scarcity. has . rs,dy
aala
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15
tn A good-lookins Young lady. dressed

y" - 80 1T
In black. appeared among the press gang at
the Chicago Convention as correspondent
for Philadelphia paper. She wrote nimbly
away until she hsd filed two or three large
pages. and alter the adjournment hurried Of,
to the telegraph Office to send special dis
nAtchea
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

W Women are said to have stronger at-
tachments than men. but We don't bell
il A man IL often attached to an old hat;
but whoever heard OF a woman having an
attachmeI Tor an old bonnetf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

AreUrs. Sept- i<.--ResHrns iron iss
to~b- gires courr. COZ Governor. = majority
Of II Ais. ~ TIE unioa vote IN the re-
nais.i<r Of The State !. esnsl "a psspouios.
ceary'. m.jorssy oil ressh eo.0ao.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

tB- II is awiully hard for some people to
get out Of room after their visit IL really
over. They want TO be of %, and you
want to have them of, but they don't know
how to manage il.
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fE To the large variety Of Zoe Teas Tor
sale II Fooss. has just bees sdoed choice
kariisA Breakfast Tea. Il sill he 81 i'd
vantage 70 any and ali ~ s.mpie thee te<s
Ssptl0tas
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

ALskxr. Sept. l4-Ths Democratic State
Convention met to-day. The attendance .
Ia sc.
Peter cosge called the Couvsntioa 70 Or
De- Hon. Marshall b. ChAnplis wss .p-
pointed Temporary chsssmss.
Pending . motion 70 adjourn. Fernando
Wood entered the Hall. and sone Of the
Nes Yorksrs commenoed crying--" Wood.
Wood. While otasrs hissed and hootel. =
Thsrs Gas considerable confusion. during
which. the motion Tor recess sas BARRED.
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NcDoSALp's OLD CLoruks In the recent
Joint discussion at Liberty, Mr.. Mcdonald
IN speaking OF his former principles called
them eli clothes. IN shich Governor Nor
ton replied:
The gentleman speaks 81 his principles a.
clothes HE Old principles a. obi clothes.
his new principles IS nsv clothes. Nov
want 10 say to YOU that he hss vesy extern
sise wardrobe Of this kind. he has fcar or
Eve old s1iss that. know of"
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mended so highly by the editors OF the
Methodist. Evangelist. Independent. Asri.
cu!turaiist. and othes New York papers. il
now for sale by J A Footc, nj Wholesale; Of
fine flavor aud cheap. An should tfy IT,
sepl4d3t.
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DtxoNs Ri,cxERRY CsRnssTIyr be.as
once used. suppl, viii always he he's ~
the houss a. The most valuable family NJ
eine. and o. sill Il very pleasant - TAXI.
dwlw
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Attention, Seldterss,
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS,

We call ne attention o. ell hswAs relations or
German hift~r's" ~fi cure nins-t<nths u The dis-
s.sss issucst b. exposures and privstons iDcllsss
10 camp life. In the Lists pubisbs1 sioosf daily IN
TIE Dsssp&psa on TIE arrival Of the sick u v1u bs
noticed thss very iss. propsrtion ere sa9sglna
fftm debility. kgery case 81 thst kind e. b.
readily cured 81 Hoofsnf's German bitaers- Dls-
resulting from ttsorters Of the dieoet1vo or
gsns speedily removed. We have % bonltaeisn
In stating that, n thsse Blft<rs vsrs frssay ussd
srsonR soldiers. hrndrecs % lives Bfgb< be
sssed that o<hsr-i<s yin be Lost
rbs propriston ere daily reosivi1s tssnkfsl let
fsIs ffon sufferers IN the army aud hsspftAls. No
bare restored 20 health ~ the rs~ 81 thss>
hitisfi cent 70 them ~ than fsisnss
BEWARE or ooUE fEAFEITsf
PRICES--LArge size lbolding nearly dsu
ble oaautiiy.) 20 per Bottie--half dossp
$500. SINAI. Slse--I5 csnts pss BotsIs =
half dosen $500.
stozlf year drssxisf nj have the eitss
40 - p1t 60 ~ ar q IAs lEfoxi< sflna proSos
tions hat msy bs edssd In fs plsss BEL so q q
.ni ss sin fEs<rt ss1ursiy Dsskst. u szErom-
80 tbstfts signature % &c. ~ yACks0u.0 Il
81 The wrapper II each bottle
Prs apsl O&cs al hsnnfssiely, Ne. ga A.
Street. guHks nvAu0
Sac s-ess y @. n l4 ksos CO. ssspssssss
- Fss sale ~ Druggists saa Dealers 10 eve
ows Ia tks uullst sls.es
o. Q. isss~sfa~o~5 -.<=
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tF- The county candidates go to Church's
School House Sugar Creek township. to-day,
and Col. washburn speaks at Gospor,. Owen
county.
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=. RRNgpy FoR ru.Rs-lti 4. = blessing
The suffering % kno~ thai ne have sn~csusleurs
Coz Tits truly tsoablesome disease. Mr. p. Has
srde. q Tea secosa street. Cincinnati. q. tskss
great pleasure IA Informing all who suffering
wish piles that be used ANAL easn,iy 81 DR..
ssrickisnd's Pile Remedy. sna IL enected psrms-
neas sare. This seems % ~ the csss ~itA ell who
usske a.s - thi. speslil pFapsF alton. Il Il man
ufas t.red a Ne Fs.i Feerth street. Cincinnssi.
q. mi ssid Nv an Druggists.
narrh.a fsl-~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

cH- A substantial and elegant feace. Of
the Eddy patent. is being placed around the
new Presbyterian Church on Seventh street.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

who use tobacco, forget that their annual ex-
pendture for this worthless stun would pro-
vide a sure guaranty to their families Of from
one To two Thousand dollars of interest with
the Old New York Life Insurance. Company.
Isaac Cook now IN the City. soliciting agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-15

WAsHSoroS. Sent IA SiI $50. 900
of the Bond on ths &C, Of the recent loan
Of s3l 500 600. have been sent OF by The
Treasury Department