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that Of . thoroughly honest man, and who
has shown that he regards moderation - =
prime quality In chief magistrate, has hith
erto confined himself to q defensive policy.
lie Is threatened in his Capital. Both honor
and duty command that he repei inv ASTON
he q now assured of finding solid support in
the population Of the North, where Southern
aggression has excited unanimous indigna-
ton.
The Paris Seioi< expresses : warm feeling
in favor Of the Government. and hope for
the success Of the North in the impending
struggle. Il says:
The calnness shown By the Northern
States Is proof of the confidence which they
feel in the justice of their cause. We can
not but regret the deplorabie struggle which
has commenced, bat we have a firm hope
that the principles of justice and Of liberty
which prevail in the North. will come trium-
phantly out OF the crisis into which the yio-
ience of the Partisans Of slavery has thrown
the Union"
The above extracts from the latest Euro.
pean Journals, which have been at this writ.
ing, received here. show an unmistakable "a
vor towards the Government, in it, present
struggle. They also show that foreign ma
tons are beginning 10 understand the true
merits of the American war. IL csnnot be
doubted that all the established government.
OF Europe. win on sober reflection, stand by
The United States in opposition TO rebellion
and will favor the constituted authorities
against all armed revolution. There eai
scarcely be any doubt of this. The next ar
rival Of mail steamer viii probably brinl
I intelligence of assurances of friendly neu
tsality towards our Government, on the par
/ of the leading European nations
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stat d Ind,~ns r,gv Ceanty. 80.

Cisflssa us~hinDcy ~ Juhn Ne~hinnrg -yira
cssumeu Pleas Coeft. Asfusi Tsfm. A. 4. lssi
The Plaintiff IN The shass sutltIsd csuse nis-s ia
fhs glsrk's Orscs ~ ths VICE Cumnen fieas Couft
be Casnplsinf slissfns list ihe fsnsdsht iehn Ne.
whlnaey ahsenteA hlfn@en ffssa hls usnsi place q
fe<sssncr in Nire eeunfy. insiisns. than hss
fesrs $50. aud his whsTrahuats unknn~p-thst
ssii dffefsisui Il snfifl - share Ia M a
his father. ssnss Me- hiusse. nna e ~ breeder.
funls Ne~hinnfy-thsi - len Ciaftsss Neshinnsf.
~ ~lff. fhe csHIlslnsnt herein. asa nss ialeuF
rhllfea. ~ttAesIi hstnE nss pfefision faf ~ sup
Pt ant fdarslia ~ hls sai1 fasiif. aua thsf I'D
fafuf AZ IN sFsd "a the Irrtfets = salf rfernffF
- thef sapls9f ani stnl afles,-an5 fhe ssid
rlslhsnf ssks ne tosrt thet = shsii - pfess1nrt
80 tsbtn haf slid dsfFndsnt - aesd snd thsf he
c4nff eaf q ~ siete menfesse1 fsffs, stsafss
luEleitfief otsf 30 estate Il said asfsfisHt sui
sfrs4nf affrluisifsaf a NJ 49, estaff. hsslnE
al N fzhs nd ~sfs sd suifr - ~ ~ duliss
= ssisse shsFsfp ~hh sppsfiain = kdninisifsiaFs
q fs<Fteuf's estates.
~ ssia aef<nisas soAn ws~hinnsr wtu saAs ~.
So lhsi anlsss BE- - ard srpssf n fhs tife tsm.
$50 Fses C.nft. - ~ hfst daf = ~ nstt
- $50 Ctft. a. - betisu &c fsffs Heals. lutsns.
thf shiff usslfsf n AaFass. i<. fhen - thsfs
- piesd sas.sf - afna - ssid tssaltalHt. ~
~<1ns ~l1 ~ astefrsfnrt h ~ sssrnss - $50
Cuoft.
no<fDHp a nnouS. no kuv
is-sssssp~l'> sssf-@l ssv5 sss $50 -, = Avs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

Lag. NOBLE ESQ, of vincennes has been
appointed Adjuians General Of this State rice
J. VI. WALLACE promoted to be Colonel Of
the twelfth regiment. We know Mr.. NOBLE
70 be 4 gentleman Of fine Accomplishments
and thoroughly posted in all business mat
tiers. Il Is questionable II a better appoint
rnent could have been made out OF any ma
tsrial in the State. lie will do credit to the
executive Who appointed him and render the
State most efficient service.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

Ir j. announced BY the Southern press tiat
JONI B. Ftorp, who lately retired from The
Cabinet Of Mr.. BUCHANAN, covered ali over
with infamy and disgrace. has been appointed
a Brigadier General in the Confederate army.
he Il requested 20 raise n regiment ''as soon
a. POSSIBLE" The Cincinnati Commercial
suggest. that the soonest possible way for
him 20 raise it would be to steal Il
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STATE Of Indiana. ri9o County. IS.

Elisha NJ. Huntington. alexander Mcsiregor. Robert
Nc(iregor and Hannah smith " Ezra ". Smith
Nixo Common Pleas Court. August Term. A. u.
1861.
THE plaintiffs in the above entitled
Il cause. have fled in the Clerks Office u the
Nigo Common Pleas Court Of Nigo county. Indiana
their complaint, alleging that the said defendant
Ezra W smith. ahsenied himself from his usual place
II residence Ia TerreHanis. Nigo county more than
Eve years ago. and his whereabouts are unknown
that he len large amount Of property in said coun.
agrnent thsreof--that ne len Hannah smith, the
complainant his wife and Eve miner children without
having made any provision for the support and cd-
catior - his fauilysnd that his property 40 ahan-
doned ~ him. y suffering waste-thst said other
couiplainants Elisha ". Huntington and Alexander
Nclregor and Robert McGregor and others are cred
ors Of sad Smith. and that sale n said property
i necessary for the payment u said smith debts
asking said yigo Common Pleas Court. to hear said
complaint. and upon proof presume the said Ezra W
smith dead, and assume jurisdiction said estate
q aid smith In the manner nnd % the same
extent n the said smith were dead, and appoint
administrator 81 hls estate Who hall have an the
rights and powers AID ~ suhect 10 all the duties in
relation therets which aPpertaln 10 administrators
u decs1euts estates.
Nov. therefore. the said defendant Fsra " smith
~il fake notice that unless be be sni appear the
NiEo Common Pleas Court. ga the first dsy II thu
neat tern ~ said teaft. - b. holden nj Tsfrn-
Hsufc. Nizo county. the third Merdss u August
lsal. then and there - plead dennr g.
said complaint. ths same vn b determined IA 1t.
sheence ~ aid Court
Mclssx a gnasF Iifs. Attys
JOSEPH v blake. Clerk
hsiid~lm. Wac touniy Common rrssCouft
Issiiansgeil- Ieurnsi copy .ssa .snd sii 70 As,ys
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LEGAL.

STArE or INDIANA. vIGO COUNTY. IS.
- Nigo Circuit Court, September Term, 1861.
Caroline J. Clarke. vs.. John clark-Dvorce.
Ga this day. to-wit. the 2sth dsy Of May, A. ID.
lsGi comes the plaintiff. by H. ID. Scott, her attor-
ney and files her complaint herein; also. the afids
VII oi dislnierestcd witness, showing that the de-
fendant : nonresident 81 the State OF Indiana
Notice j. therefore hereby given the said defend
ANT Of the ng snd peudensy Of this proceeding aud
that the same will be heard and determined at the
next term OF our said Court. commencing the first
Monday Of Nay next. A. u. 1881.
Attest J.H. BLAZE. elk.
uye0w3
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

TnE nine million United States loan "a-
ali taken, on Saturday las,, At an average OF
eighty -fre cents for all but about two millions
The latter was placed in treasury notes at
par This does very well for the Govern
men, in the midst of war. It rates frac-
ton under seven per cent. on loan of TWEEN
" years. and is more favorable a. 10 terms
than the loan Of last February.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
CHERRIES SALE---Bv virtue O

~ six executions issued from the vigo Common
Pleas Court, 10 directed aud delivered 4 In favor
Of stephen X. Freeman and against Robert A. King
principal, and John A. King replevin bail; one In
favor 81 stephen II. Freeman and against John T..
wilkins and Robert A. King, and one In favor Of
Patrick johnson and against Robert A. King have
levied the following described Real Estate situa
ted In Nigo coanty. Indiana. tn-wif: The east half
% Of the northeast quarter u, Of section twen-
y-seven. t2I) township thirteen Q3 north ~ range
eight (s) containing eighty (so) acres also the east
half CD Of the southeast quarter, % of section
twenty-five, "a township thirteen, rs range eight
Isl containing eighty lsol acres, aud ON
SATURDAY, JUNE -, 1861.
Within the legal hours Of said day. at the Cour.
House door, IN Terre Haute will offer the rents and
profits Of the above described Real Estate together
with all the privileges and appurtenances the same
belonging, for term not exceeding seven years 10
the highest bidder for cash. and upon failure to real
lie sufficient 90 satisfy said executions alsd
costs, will then and there offer the fce-simple in
and TO said Real Estate the highest bidder for casa
20 satisfy the same.
This 25th day Of May. 1851.
SAMUEL CONNER, sheriff
rny25w3w prs fee $3.50.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

THr telegraph ''Iet down" again last night.
as is getting TO be the custom of late. For
some reason the same report cannot be got
TO this point aIsrsy which can be to other
surrounding places The cause OF the failure
las. night ia unexplained. 1t may be "all
right" and attributable % the state Of the
atmosphere. but We have no advice OF the
fact
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

THE Common Council of the city
Il Il Terre- Haute, with the Assessor will. on
Tuesday, the sth day Of June, D. 1851 at O'Clock
A.. NJ. NJ the City Hall, In Terre-Haute as Board
OF Equalization 20 hear and determine all complaints
in regard the Assessors for this year and
10 equalire the same.
ArTEsr. W. ". STEWART, Mayer
J. = GttICg. Clerk. lma,2s-did
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
SrATK or INDIANA, vIG0 COUNTY, SIS:
- vigo Circuit Court Septembcr Tern. 1861.

,, Niso Circuit Court. september Term, 1851
Edward Green Hannah Gresn-Divorce
On this day. to-wil, the 25th day Il May, An 1891
comes the plaintiff by b. Il. Nofatt. his attorney,
flies his complaint herein: also files said Edward
Greens affidavit, showing that the defendant Is
nonres.den of the State IL Indiana Notice l. there
fore hereby given TO the said defendant of the filing
aud pendency Of this proceeding. and that the
will be heard and determined az the next term Of our
said Court, commencing he fire; Monday Of Sep
tetnbci' next, a. y. 1861.
Attest J. II. BLAKE, elk.
iny29w3
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STATE OF INDIANA, woo COUNTY, SIS:
- Nigo Common Pleas Court. August Term lSs

- vigo Common Pleas Court, August Terra, 1861
Robert T. AndI ews ct al. ". jeanette J. Child--
Complaint in Damages.
On this day, to-wit, the 2sth day Of May, A. 1851,
the plaintiff by II. u. Scott their attorney and
file their complaint herein; also the aIayi Of dis
interested witness, showing that the defendant is
sdent Of the State 81 Indiana. Notice there
fore herel given tho said Defendant Of the fling
and pendenc, this proceeding, and that the same
will be heard and determined the Term Of our
said Court, commencing on the Third Monday Of
August next. u 1861.
Attest, JOS. II. BLAKE, Clerk.
mv29w3
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

STArE OF INDIANA, woo COUNTY, SIS.
y Nigo Circuit Court, September Term. 1851.
George W. Hardness ". Mary Harksess.--Divorce.
On this day, towit, the twenty eighth day II May
1851, comes the plaintiff by Baird and Cruff his
attorneys, and nles his complaint herein; also John
r. Bard's affidavit, showing that the defendant II
nonresident Of the State Of Indiana Notice Is there
fore hereby given 10 the said defendant of the Gng
and pendeney Of this proceeding, and that the same
will be heard and determined az the next term OF our
said Court, commencing on the first Monday Of Sep
tembcr ext, 4. D. 1861.
Attest: JOS. II. BLAKE, Clerk,
my2sw3 by :. X. HAxxEGAs, DC.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
PREPARED ~
DIR. j. &. AVER 4 CO..
LOWELL, MASS,
Price, 81 per Bottie-six Hotties
for So.
ANer.ss Cherry PectOral

Has won for itself such a renown for the Of ey-
ery variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint. that IL j.
entirely unnecessary for to recount rhe evidence
Of its virtues. wherever Il has been employed. A.
IL has long been In constant use throughout this
ton we need not do than the people it,
quality i kept mp the best IL has been, and
that Il may be relied to do for their relief all has
ever bee, tnund To do
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29
.1yes''s C0shNrtsc Pills,

FOR THE CURE Oh
Costvenes-, Jaund.ce, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dys-
entery, Foul stomach, Erysipelas, Headache.
Piles rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Dis
eases, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, letter.
Tumors and Salt Rheum, Worms,
Gout Neuralgia, a Dinner
Pill, and for Purifying the
Blood.
They are sugar-coated, that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they the best ape
rient In the world for all the purposes Of family
physic.
Price % cts. per BOx-Five Box.
Tor = 90.
Great numbers Of Clergymen Physicians. States
men, and eminent personages have lent their names
TO certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
dies but space here will permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furnish gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are given:
with also full descriptions Of the. above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed for their
cure.
Do no, be put of by unprreiped dealers with other
preparations they make more profit on Demand
AYrRs and take no others. The sick want the best
aid there is for them, and they should have H.
All remedies for sale by J. r. CUNNINGHAM,
p NJ DoSSELLr, and by all Druggists IN Terre -Haute.
Wholesale by ALLEN & Co.. Cincinnati.
my2Sdeom-weow.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

Elisha NJ. Huntington. Alexander Mcsiregor. Rober
hc(iregor and Hannah smith ". Ezra ". smith,
vixo Common Pleas Court. August Term. A. y
fse1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-05-29

Oh IlNfR COMPLAINT, rnA1oCsSnSs, UkpAcsy kr
There never has been CATHARTIC medscso~.
offered To the puolic that has given such eutir. at
isfsciion ~ Nelsesn's Universal f1ls.
BEING entirely vegetable they are perf.eilv t,,..
and bs taken by the most tender ,,f.r, A.,
prompt and powerful in removing all Rlions srere-
tons. acid o. impure, etic matter from the s,ou.c.
In fact they are the only pills that should used IA
They produce no gripping. sickness or pain IN ,bs
stomach or bowels, though very active and x.srrhs.s
IN their operation, promoting healthy secreso.s -
the lise< and kidneys Who will suffer from hi s>u.-
hess, headache and foul stomach. when 40 ch,.n .
remedy can be obtained, Keep them CONSTANTS a.
hand; single dose taken IA season, NAV rrsve.,
hour day. and months Of sickness Ak fer Dr. J.
H. heLeans Universal Pills. Take other BEING
coated, they are taselsss Price only Is ornts per
box aud can be sent by mail any part of the e. =
}. II. MCLEAN. Sole froprietos
Corser Of Third aud Pine SIS. ST. Iouls
DIR. .. n. ucLean's Volcanic or
Liuimcns.
lHE BKsr kxTERSAL IL IHE WORLD. ron M
or BEAsr.
Thousands Of human being. hev. been ,,s.s M.
OF decreptiiude and misery by the Of shs snval-
nable Iinncn. IL will relieve PAIN almost ins,sp.
taneously and IL viii cleanse, purify ard heal The
fouleef SOkk In an Incredibly short time NsTEaN,s
VOLCANIC OH. EMINENT will relieve. ts most IN =
Netersie cases Il rheumatism, Couf, or Neuralgia
For Paralysis. Contracted Muscles Stiffness 81 Wesl.
nes~ ~ the joints. Muscles gamentx IL will n~x-
er FAIL Two applications will cure sore Thro.,
Headache or farache. For Burns or scaidx o~ .,s
Pain, u Is an inislEbie remedy. Try H. and you viii
ind = an indispensable remedy. Keep IL always e
hand.
fLANltrS. FARMERS OF any having charge
o, hofsrs, viii save money by using MeIean'x yS-
eAnic Oh l4niment- II s. . speedy and tnfailshis
enTe for Calls sprains Chafes, swelllngs l.neness
Sweeney, sores. Wounds Scratches or any ex,.rr II
Gsease< Try II, and you will be oonvino~t
DIR. > II. Mclean. Sole Proprietor.
iA9dwly Saint 80. n.
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~ UAtttt H>ttl. ~ nfdIlrul TIC tftiltrAl
arrived. His presence was an immense and
sufficient reinforcement.
The next Monday he kept his own counsel
I'll T. NJ Then he suddenly announced to
hi. STAFF. and Col. Jones and Major Cook.
that IN one hour he should move on Balti.
more with only thousand men. Yes. the
very baltimore which had murdered the
Massachusetts, men. should see column Of
them marching directly through their streets
and tucamping over their heads on Federal
Hill.
la one hour the train started, ARTILLERY
and Infantry. the General and two Aids. 50
sudden was the movement. and so masked.
that the spies from Harper's Ferry about the
Relay House. thought an attack was medifs J..
tep there. and two horses we're killed by
their rapid riding 90 inform the rebels Of H.
Arrived IN Baltimore the column disem.
tArked. the General telling bis STAFF 10 look
e. their pisss.ls and have their swords ready
aud took command. A company ofshe Sixth
Massachusetts, regiment marched first: then
n section of artillery forming hollow square
and in the centre Of that square. on n white
horse VERY conspicuous. rode Cen bufler.
With Col. Parker ON hi> RICH, and Major
Clcmencc on bis lef. The dctachmenis Of
the two ~ oments fsliosed.
The cl,ief order givea by the licneasi for
the march we're. "Ifany nan 81 mr. staff OF
81 the command = shot At from any house In
Baltimore. on this march. the column = 90
halt. aud not 10 mote forward till that house
has been levelcd q the earth. and the people
IN thai house shall know this earth no more q.
Silently and steadily % the simple roll Of
the drum tina Inv sding column moved on
They marched only thousand strong ito
occupy cisy ftvo hundred thousand inhahl
tants The tsik q the papers about cheer.
isg. and ladies waving their handk erehiefs
n nonsenss. The marcia as witnessed wiih
sailsa and suppressed RAGE. esceps n s.fe-
rare ekcspsious
Arris~s On Federal Hit. everlasting Bssti.
more. amid pelsins storm, The treois hslsed
No camp c'tupafe 10 cumforis, no fations -
/ "a soi hs~exet. as speedily purchased aud
sesnfs hrss kindisd. ~ vhieA the wsaried
msn lsy dosn Aboui midnight vori rAs
broughi Il tnrsaed cat fsls<iyl that the mob
II Baltimore a. AZ work AID approaching -
Tie tirea socfs vsfr fnuseh. The drum beat
! q arfns. the osnsrai prepared fof attack and
/ Ia tbs -ise the troors stood un.ief arms. en-.
asne,s m,sunssi. al sher ess ofshs night
>ssi day Zen. huilsf i<<aed his pfosisms
| ton. espiufsi the sfms of the cils. reeeis el
the allegiance - "a. N<rri.st Militia. A..
ranged eth foft Hclisnr, Coz : coms.ned
aiisek On baltimore II Hsltlmafs shsnlt
! p<ovs FESTIVE. snd 70 cap the e'inss ssss~sa.
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\ perfect assortment. including the celsayatec W
Thu Ultra Shirt. They are all cut hv the latest
improved pattern. aud guaranteed 10 ~.
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large variety Of all the Lse Styles. including the
Eureka and Gum Band--t~o Of the latest styles.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10
ORITuARY

DIED. Sunday November 81 the White Sulphur springu
in Virginia. JAMES HENRY, son of Paul Dimukes ST. svea
10 years
Iismeet h't an humble tribute should Re paid TO TIE
Of 50 universally beloved, although the yawnuE grave
has closed uponhs animate form, and concealed it from
human eyes forever The deceased was te time ofh death
member OF the Rock City Guards, Company he was one
the frat to to his oouns ALL had he been
permitted remain doubt he would have won unadng au
res but alas, at the demands Of the cruel cOnqvor he WAS
doomed fade prish and die His death has cast gloom
the surrounding community in which lie Ysd and len
in N arts, san achiog vIid the worll can never All
ali knew him he aDive sal avors ever Kind
obging ami cheerful He the idol Of ford mott
the pride Of aher bosom, and in him were cenered
fond hopes and fright anteoaou the future su. these
alas blasted and his body sleeps the dark grave
Long may his emory live in HEARTS FAREWELL yIrr
in the inns above trust will again the prsysr Of
VII held you in high esteem and aheconaie regard
n. D. G., Near EashviIIs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10

Our friend and felow-eitiEen WIN. s.. FtiPPEr
ESQ No. 81 Cherry st has beenscommissioned BY
Gen. ALBERT SYDNEY JOHNSON to collect for the use
of the Confederate service all the double barrelei
shot guns and rifles in Tennessee that parties may b
willing to give, lend or sell to the Government He
willvalue the same with parties owning guns, and
receipt for hem providing for their return at tie
end of the war, or paying for the same.
1t is evidently desirable that cur new regiments
shall be armed otherwise they win be disbsnded.
Parties living In Davidson or adjoining counties
who have the description of guns, above mention
ed, Tin good order as none others will be received
cannot furnish more valuable or patriotic con-
tribution to the War, than by bringing them for
ward to Mr. FIIPPN for the use of the Government.
Guns are needed in Kentucky, by our brave volun-
tsers, not here at home. The enemy should be
kept of the sacred precincts Of Tennessee Persons
living in counties, outside of Davidson inform
Mr.. F. of any guns, they may have for sale, to
give, or to lend leave them with the clerks of the
Circuit Court, of the counties, who will cores
pond with him stating the lowest prices of the guns
and they will be taken or refused by the agent, as
he may deem proper.
All transportation to Nashville, paid by the Cen
federAte Government
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-11-10
a Carleton

CAMP ROCKY HILL, Ky, Nov. 9Th 1861.
Editors Union and american: see in your pa
per of the 5th notice by your Bowling Green cor
respondent "LExNGTOsn of a skirmish near
Brownsville, in which three prisoners were taken
and said to be six of the Federals killed. also the
first United States flag taken by this division Corr
respondents should post themselves better. flag
was taken in Bowling Green on the approach OF
our army. Gen. BUCKNEE cat down two at Rochess
ter on Green River. I think saw one go down at
Brownsville that hung seventy feet high. I think
saw two go down at Camp 10 Underwood. also a
small flag on our route to Greensburg and two shot
to pieces at that p ace These all came down before
Saturday morning. If there was any fight near
Brownsville on Saturday it hiss not reached this
dark corner, although but ten miles from Brswns~
vile and our pickets stand within three miles Of
the place. There were two prisoners taken at
Brownsville on that day, and l learn from others,
the attack on Camp 10 Underwood or Capt CHEz
NAME and his command, was given. showing the
squadron engaged to consist of part of Col ALLIS
SONS Infantry and a part of Capt. - Company
1t did consist of part of Col WILSON'S Infant
~ and one hundred and twenty Tennessee Cavalry,
made up of parts of the three Cavalry companies
from Maury, one from Wayne and one from Perry
county, and a small part of Kentucky Cavalry
The writer was about there at the time and thinks
all did their duty. None should be ignored We
are not murmuring as "Bunkum" was not our des>
tination when we Started in this game.
Rocky Hill