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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16
Another Dash upon Virginia /.
DANVILLE, Pa, July Is

DASNILLE, ia, July 10
Gen. WClellao, Saturday morning last,
attacked the enemy, 10000 strong, aud
killed 100 Of the enemy, took 500 prison.
ers, including 10 officers, and 6 guus, 200
tents aud 90 wagons. Our loss is II
killed aud 50 wounded This brilliant
action is presumed to be at or nesr Bever-
ly, still pushing into the interior Of Viz
eiuia from the North
BEVERLY, July l3-Gen. MCCLELLAN
reports to Gen. Scot, that be has received
from Col. Pegrsm propositions for surren-
deriug, with bis icers, and the Temusnt
bis comuand, say UvV meu. lucy arc
said to be very peni,eu,, and determined
never again TO take up arms against the
General Goverumen He will have near
ly 900 or 1000 prisoners to take care Of
! when Pegrsm comes. The latest accounts
make the loss Of the Rebels in killed sud
wounded, some $50 Gen NC told Col.
Pesram that be would treat him IS .
prisoner Of war, but couldn't voseh ss to
how the general Government would treas
them.
AND An0ther
CINCINNATI, July l5.-Gen. Gsrnets
wa- killed BY an Indiana soldier in Nor
ris' Division in s battle yesterday in the
Laurel Hill region abou, miles from ST.
George. This is reliable his body had
arrived at Grafton. The Rebels were rou-
ted-all their camp equipments we're cap
tured With q great number Of prisoners.
This Garue.t was one Of the most rabid
Secession Congressman from VirgiDia-
not long siDcs married to Iich Philad.
Conservatives daughter As the Rebels
are reported to be flying towards Central
Virginia, this probably ends the Rebellion
10 Western Virginia.
WASHINGTON, July l5.-J " Forney
was elected Secretary Of the Senate, this
morning.
Fairfax Court House is reported to be
occupied BY FedeTslsEooPs.
There is 10 news Of the advance Of Pat
tersOn beyond Martiusburg.
Congress is busy at rogk-half dozen
Tory members doing ali the talking.
Mason, WIgfall, and the other absentee
Senators, have been declore3 expelled
'To te eouquered IL open and msnly
fch, BY nation Of gentlemen, and sub
jccted 10 their sway, might not drive u
ravins distracted with rage aud shame;
but" says Southern writer, "for our
social interiors TO lord it over Us the En-
rlisb language must be enlarged to express
the extent and depth Of ous Modification
and shame"
Part of,he State officers 10 Missouri have
re taken the oath Of allegiance to the Union
\ convention will soon meet to fili the
place Of the rebel Governor aud Lieuten-
sut Governor.
The Penu'a tth and Mass. 5th Eeg,'s
Dow comprises one brigade under Col.
Franklin.
JEFF Davis sent letter 20 the Presi-
lent on Monday with flag Of truce, but
be bearer went back without an answer
Billy Wilson's regiment has gooe to Ft.
Picken-, the segs Of which is virtually
4
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

L-li Il '0miA"y ID N'as'. Lewis III
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The 5th Res't, Psnn'a Reserves.
Cs.a, :. arca : N.mmon>, ia,c ot -. Nrmy
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ltu.ap, A.r.r..a Mason, q, Bradford e.
'.r=raa'-N 'l.f. : H','e' ', l'a-y, 'l Milton
A-HCIi.man. Iyr,e,>nure
B-Iare> F2-sar', N.rthumbe'lant
r., ,,l4' - ,.ha,,' : -, a. 's,l
E-I lry.n Greg. cyu,es {,
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IF Zsn,myer Huntingdon
h-A b Collins Columbia
=. r"~ io"o~"- aamei ss""---- -
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ia nHS, ~ H,n''.b
..-..- -,.io,ler-Jn, Helm, Peter 2 Merl1. lac
"a E.,-Iohu purn. And Peters.
I,aa-rr--'ieoi'fe- Is Beaver 'f' Na'hi0n'
,'.'.'- , ,...-.. ,%'.-. ;, ~, >-.,,,-r e.b ,nr
:. The following gentlemen are ''.'.T '''
-. .''.,' -. Al ,r.n.,.
r.i.. E.g.. &C.. r vr,sr
f.-rs Jal-. john " sa.r,.n. Iameo
~ "..!. Jane Nn'y.",. 81, ''',''. ,'i a.. A.,
,,.,,.siy- panrrl " inner. Iac.n NJ Woycr.
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IN ~ ,',..-.. rr.r7 >,,,I. , u
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r'.,. We,',er E..and
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I..a'r-er-. J"hn \ Ner'1' Peer Harsh
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16
State Teachers Association, LeWi>bUrg.

NsS>TS. tINpuLrH, JANE-, ltI~tR an ! W ".
Jo>,, are 4 Local COMMITTEE ut Arrangements
.or The extended "rcau.za,l-n whose annual
meeting J., uolri below.
They aulhorize u - say that the Female
Teachers. Member, Of 10" h,>yc'arlau,w he
boarded srasul,,u>,y. Immediately IA arriving
they are requested lo cali at the session room
Of the P.csbytcr.an church, where they w.l.
b, conducted to place, uc entertainment.
Barring f,r Male Teachers ~. be al.r!rl
at W,Irr~>.uL'. imcricGn n '.l. atCoN'- III.
T,r1oa H,u,>. Il, GrlnI>'s Brfsg HrpS aud
at CH"u,,s Jaio,. H,u,s, lor - cents. and at
Hlrx.L's Eirtcre Hy,re i,r 81, per day.
Pf>>>ii,A,n ,ItIE Tt,cHrE,' A>>mI,Tlo,.
The next annual meeting vi thrs 4 >ociari"n
will be h-it at L.wr~ErE". lu.'n county, "u
the Gih TJh AM >ih 81 August l>G!-Tucsiay
10 Tnur>3ay-in the lnlvcr>I,v Hal.
Although 4 complete pr srainme can not be
published Al present, II seems desirable that
The >u.,a ,aclS should be published as early a.
possible, SO thai The teacher, throughout the
o.a,r may prepare tor lhcm.
srrJrpr- r"n pi-,rssIo~.
l. What degree uf scholarship should cnt;le
a teacher &, d professional certificate.
shouirnTi.r VINO attend >'ho"IsiA hours
2 b., merb.J, If e3n,pc,,p- Teachers
Institutes.
). ,i>.. be>I 'n'''i,'s '' ''a'N'is '''H 'S''i'"
E-nnrtS are not +, exceed fifteen minute, m
length, ant W.l BE- ln order ior DISCUSSION
Immediately amer ''ey are ''@''
o..,u ,n. Il..,,., tlI'"', ywD.rl.,,
son a. chairman ,7Ii 90, "l c.Inmnlee.
:. uach, cauaiIarcs fer Comfy superin,en-
dent To tc examined! ty N-F.pat's.
3. True Order q Developments y Lucius
o--'u' ....,.--, r..,..~.,,To,.hc,.
, AMI csn7r,. # r,eru,rvc Comml,tcc.
4 Poem vii be read o., Ms, I.y liza Garner,
oI Athens. Bradford county.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

rr-Le,,ers received last evening, state
the 4,h penu's Reg, also has been ordered
forward, perhaps to share in the glory sod
the danger Of the grand march upon Reb-
el Redmond They are the Is, Reg, Isl
Brig, 81 Div, under Gen. M'DOvell.
The sick oues we're recovering-exeept
Nr. ~ Dauiel, who was i'll Philad-, suffer
ing from q chronic disease, aud will retuSn
LUue.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

HARErSHURG, July l5-The Penha
Regiments lcf, Cumberland for Rowlesb'g
ty order Of Gen M'Clelleu,me a party Of
Rebels (on their way a. Piedmont, and
routed them. E-S.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

be receipts Of gold by Express
" a,hiog,ou Indicate ,ha, "thc Lew
'ailltry Boys" have received their
AL ''mc 4 them at last Laycsa
. 70 scul bamc.
A.iT.i J. II,gHh, Is aFyaln;s.
! -'.h l-isl,ry, sg.sr Amy
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

IENN'A STEAkERS. II. H.-Tbc frst
Speaker of the House at Washington, was
the Venerable FEtDEEI,k \. Mullen
ElEG, Of reuDsylyania. Since that time,
Penusy lyauia la, hot filed the Speakers
chair until, on the lth July, lSGl, Ga
LusnA y. GROW, Of Susquchauna county,
Vas electcI-au homer well bestowed, as
Acknowledged on all hands
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July ,.

rsi ull-r # thu ith d.: rrnu VI in private
L.l.,E I, a lrIenl in leri.hurk vrl.. a. lnlIea.:
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16
Clover in an Orchard, etc.

J. Corueiiu-, tu!on Co, Pa, inquiries
abou, the eFcc. of clover on an orchard
We DO not know that thete i. any f5uuda-
tion for the popular notion tia. " clover
i, J,2isynJus 10 fruit trees" However, a
thick TIA, ot clover, growing De.r the trees,
would draw heavily upon the SOIL ani also
shade the roots too much in this respect,
a lighter grass would be preferable. No
grass or other crop Should grow upon the
soil occupied By the roots Of the trees; Us
ia, as the root. exteud out, diminish the
amouu, Of ground cultivated; aud when
the roots fill the ground, and the branches
shade it, it is LarIl ly worth while TO attempt
to get much Of any other crop than fruit,
If fruit be the main object The surface
should be kept free from weeds and foul
stuff, and frequent application Of manure
to the soil is repaid il larger, better flGlt,
aud more Of it. Fos few years, en-
siderable portion Of the soil between tie
.o"s "f 49,. .--J Ill ~ dAra,ed TO hoed
crops. with an occasional crop Of peas,
which leaves the ground clean. The IN ore
work you ask Of soil, the more you U Is:
r,"i it-with manure. y growth Of clover
turned under, is excellent food for soil,
iu orchard, or anywhere clse.--imer.i.y j.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

4 CnALLENGE-Ths Albany E'eenMy
J1urHal publishes the following: "Tbe
Sc9icbmcu Of Troy gave a supper to two
of their couu;rymeu about leaving for q
trip 'hame, ou Tueslay. During the eve
Mug the lOllosing vas read:
al, Jock LilJell, loyal citiz,n ofiLese
jui,eI States, do hereby challenge JEFF
Davis, B-auregarl or any o;her Rebel
Devil, 10 meet u,e il personal cou.ba, iuouu-
ted or on foot, truly believing tha, Scot
t.-h Cisymore-always the sch!ever Of
liberty ,luce the world las had history
vii! DO that for traitors which the rope
wilIeyeutu4ily accomplish ii this challenge
is not accepted
"This Jock Lidlelp is an old cavalry
soldier, Of immense muscle, and one Of the
mos, accomplished hoIsemen in the coun-
try"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

f=Is-Three or four splendidIy equipped
Il ,cimcu's from New York State passed
down the West Branch last week, and
we're wel! fed at Williamspor., By It's citi-
zens, and il one case by those Of Mon
louisville. The people in Williamsport
are winning much and wide fame for these
repeated proofs Of genuine uud ;imc.y
hospitality.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16
Hew!sburg #drkct.
Time able---Lewisburg R.R. Station.

NOTING NORTH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

ssJ-Cal. Ricketts, Eegimeut with Capt.
HJu,h's Company left Harrisburg, Friday
morning, for Chomtersburg a, present.
Sunday week, the new grain Depot at
pcwar, Opposite Uniont1su) jlst erected
by john M'Fariaud, was burned down
supposed to have been fred by sOme boys
smoking 10 the building
Il Il rlucau is sFi ,iut,i =. Nls!.I
=: SlnGE A!.ls, Cs1,,G @
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16
The 5th Res't. Psnn'a Reserves.

f-.l.. >.Hrca S.mEIvu>. lafc 81 / :. Nrmy
l.arC.. low Fisher, ui Lancaster TO
Na. r-,',.r-y parr.,i Huntingdon &"
,nu,aut \. tr..t.u Mason, oi Bradford e.
,.r--aar-usI.r :. Miller Bu.y, oi Milton
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-07-16

~ N'Cie.len has tclcgraphci for tb
- .,-, Reserves at Cumberland 10 pas
Ave, Nlry'aul The Guard, receive
,.sIfu.tA.. that Wa forwarded tbem
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21
Governor Norton Looking After
Kentucky.

Gov Morton. Who had been absent AZ 81
LOUIS since Monday. Immediately on his re
turning home. yesterday. learning the condi-
ton @. Affairs in Kentucky. and the danger
70 which The Union men and their property
was subjected. took proupt measures 90 At
ford al the AL az bis command All tie
arms ia the arsenal here we're -isipred by -
PRES - jeffersonville and Distributed 10
compan.e. Of Home Huaris on either side Of
tie river The Home Guard companies. as
ay ~ they could be made available we're
placed ia condition for service all along the
fivef. There are several Regiments Of homo
Cgaris u tic border couaic tas the, lack
discipline and portions Of them lack arms
Sevcrsi ,cctionS II batteries. however. arr
pretty sell provided with ammunition and
other equipments Tor 8. Q and , ponder can.
nou. and are toierabiy veil trained IN the
management 81 artillery Everything j. ae
INK fiseei on awsr footing along the border
Col >crltnsf's regiment 40 Nsv Aihanv ssa
thc Incomplete seeimeri 81 Go. Cr,ucs asr
AZ Naaison. uili e held n rcst any
sersire thar nav - in their r... ~ 70 render
The t.os erneg has acted eff es6ciently in
cxteai.ng ~ the AL a hi. command O he
loxal me- ~ k-niackv lad fesrosl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

Ia death Il no maa. perhaps. ~ho has
taken ~ arm IN defense 81 his country has
been more UNIVERSAL, reer-ifed than that
of Co r0sN A~prrvs Of the lih ohio
Regiment - the commencement of the
wax be VI. President of the kcryon Col
Ice a, Gambler. ohio re AS taken lie.
pers,c', -.ek with ,sphoia fever ia camp. in
Western Virginia. AMI VA taken home to
Gambler ahcre he died On "Wednesday last
Col A~pasws ~ ono ct the most efficient
snt popa'as oiacaias- Ia the country
At ne 6rSt call Tor ttooi~. he entered The
militars service all, enthusiasm. and wa
mide coleuel 81 TIE regiment 70 which he
l,eioasri. - acc.amssion lie acquitted
himself admirably and ii. regiment WIS re-
co-oiss-l ~ one 81 the very best la the scr
ice ani a Camp ncuui-oa was pointed out
a. a model nc ws- natural Commando.
nj GENIAL a. be "a. brave Few men in
BE sssnr were - beloved bs The soldier
All thousands of ircn's vii mourn he loss
.rh b fhc cesnirt ht, su.taise3 IN has Gcaih
s. fersenal 10 thcmse!v~- lie was hori ~
Asalsrd. oh.a ciaesfci IS tae College o.
sh;ch h. ~ al..t p.e.iden. ard vas about
ts.i, srsr. - t<c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

Tar Sullivan Democrat. speaking OF the
speech of Col. DowLrSc, NJ Sullivan. the
other day. SAYS:
The great question with Col. ID. was. how
to preserve the Union. he believed il could
not be done By war but by peace and com
promise lie was. therefore. for comprom-
ning with the South but II the Union OF our
fathers could not be preserved by comprom
ise. then be was for war-war eternally and
forever, to the support Of which he would
most chccrfuily contribute his al.
Now. we would not do injustice 10 Colonel
DowLIxo but il IA clear To us that the plain
reading and meaning OF the foregoing j. this
that. ~ the onion cannot be preserved By
war. therefore be Is opposed to thewar-'hat
"a il can be preserved by peace and com
promise. therefore he il for making peace
With the rebels without further fighting. ard
trying 10 compromise-and then II. after the
war has been stopped and the army dispersed
If the South will not compromise-the war
shall be begun again. and fought " cternally
nd forever - This would be wise statcs-
nanship indeed A wise Daniel has come
70 judgment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

TnEEE Is nothing which reflects psore credit
upon the patriotism Of our people, than the
anxiety they exhibit TO subscribe 20 the gov
eminent loan, ard. thereby. aid in the prose
rution OF the war. and the support Of the
rredi. and existence Of the government
When il was frs' suggested that We should
have 10 resort 10 n loan for these purpose.
tho British press. under the lead Of the Lon
don TSEes. took care 20 feel ,he pulse of the
English banker. upon the subject. and To
prepare them for rejecting any proposition TO
purchase our Government Securities. And
% some extent doubtless, these instrument
talities we're successful in inpairing our credit
abroad-waich fact has been found to be
sufhcicut Of itself 10 stimulate our loyal citi
lcns 10 extraordinary efforts u furnish the
Government with every dollar il needs
And under the influence Of this patriotic feel
.ng , dav iocs MOI pass. where the books OF
sabscf.oi.on are accessible. without large
srbseT.r. ons b, all classes Of our citizens
Thu ue have constant exhibitions Of the
loyalty OF our people. which must 90 NOR
tifying to those Of England who have sought
% iniare u. n. IL : era tifyinc to al classes
81 on- ceuusF, men.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

There sfe a thousand and ore -umors fro,a
Aersackf To attempts % rive tAen h
lsisa voull he fii almost oar entire -,
rer Ihc substance a ihaf f.aui<x lie a-d al
fhe i1prs between that city SRI H. Ter
ncs<ee Inc sre n = safe 81 alarm Coi
Rousseau'- Bcgsdc ani comgaaic, ~ HIVE
Gcaris have aaf1ncei - l-oiat- soufh OF the
ioais, We Nashville Railroad Ger. Al
tcrsan hls i..rei orders 60 1T re Home
t,.sn.s in ite l-o~ier rourfies of fn..isna -
Is . lie relief = he Cr.on usa ~ Ker
iurks Gov Noitol has sanctioned these
or,irfs. sd lie Home cusrds fron NJ. Yer
nsu g. Madison arc holding ihenselre. "a,
rcec.n - move &; any momeaf 20 anv
goins -hsrs tbsy Ray ts dirsSsed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

4 rnrvArK teIegraphic dispatch received at
Indianapolis, last evening, announced the ar
rest Of the hopeful BERlAH. of Kentucky no
tor;efv. The miserable devil has been iry
ing 70 bring bis Safe ilsso tire horrors OF civil
var. for some time past, aud has probably
BROUGHT himself NJ with a rouni turn m
side the WALL Of a prison. BsKisH hAs a
ssn,fsaharE c0unteDance, ana e'Meh''
~owcs SERVES" TO the State Of henincSf -
We hope the rrmor may prove true 'n'
shall be glad TO hear the report. that ne 4
Gagged" confirmed He j. a sweet scented
,stria, 4 certain 'osrm plaee-which should
be mentionless 10 polite ears full o. Just
-arh Tnion men as he i. Let him subj
the pensl,y of ilis gro-s crimes Ii ne . not
crested. he ough, to be. before the nex'
.unset
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

Gus churches may assemble in their res?ec
tive houses OF worship; aud that all hearts
and voices NAY join in invoking the blessing
of the god OF nations and of battles upon
our country and upon our arms. The Gov
error Of our State vii probably issue his
proclamation 10 day. recommending that the
people Of the State properly observe the
dss set apart by the Chief Executive Of the
Nation.
We recommend the suggestion of a Citi-
zen. which appeared IN the EIrREss, lev
davs ago. 70 the favorable consideration OF
tie City Council.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

Fnos the Louisville Journal, OF vest ersiay
sc isarr that Col. Rousseau's Brigade was
10 possezsion of Muldraugh's Hill. Yesterday.
and large force was earnestly At work re
nairing the bridge At Rolling Fork. which. It
,rs surposed, would be hni-hed last night.
The bridge at Solin Creek WAS not burned.
A. reported Both parties were anxious TO
s-ssrcy Il, but each prevented The other
The leader OF Tie party Of rebels, who
burned the bridge over the Rolling Fork,
had been caught. and valuable papers found
on his person. lie had been in Louisville
with a confederate in Jacksonville. whe
yignalicd him by rocket al the moment
ilousseau's Brigade commenced TO eros over
tie then took n horse ari started South, e
eon.ev the intelligence His horse fell and
crippled him. aud thus he fell into the hands
Of the Union men
A fight YESTERDAY. was lot improbable
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21
HOTELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
Board Reduced 10 81 pr das

fsHafH NfdHfA 20 - fftf HHH
>i,.s ths opening II this vast All oommcdious
Hotel. in lSA Il has ison She single eadcavor q TIE
ropfe;ors TO nuke II the most .umpmoc' con
ven'~ni and comfortable home for The citizen .na
stranger an th,. side fhc Atlantic
And whatever hss seernci likely 20 administer 10
The comfort Il IL guest. hey lave endeavorsd
without regsrs 70 oo,t. 70 provide and combine
Oh The elements = individual and social eaioymsni
which modern hs- invented. aaa modern taste
approved ant ths patronage which il has comman-
81 during The past sis year, 4, gratifying proof
that their Efforts have leen arpr,.i Jared.
To meet The esieeneie- ofshs ,n,e-. when al are
required rrasiies IT, moe. rle 2 economy. n.
undsr'ienec
Have Reduced the Pre-, 81 Roard to
TWO DOLLARS lEs DAY.
a,iss same ,icie Aha,iag none - ~ issuries Nth
~hich ,hcir ,sils ha. hitherto bon applied
TREADwEII- wnproNB a 90.
New Yesk. seas ,. 1851. mo-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21

UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH ESsISEE CoRFs.
The uses OF the wire and the electric spark
have become valuable accessories In the
prosecution of war, and arc destined 20 be
carried 10 perfection BY the United States in
the present great struggle, under the imme-
date supervision Of Major General Fremont.
We are enabled 10 state that a corps ot two
companies OF one hundred men each has
been fully organized. uniformed and equip
ped in this department and j. now at work
The corps is engaged in building a line on
the Iron Mountain Railroad 10 lronion. and
il will be completed in ten days. The corps
IS signed 10 follow the army when il moves
southwark from this place, tor the purpose OF
weaving a telegraph line a il advances, and
sustaining a regular communication with
headquarters The men are all armed with
Sharp's Rifles for -clf defence. and il NAV be
that they will occasionally take 4 hand in
pitching into the enemy to keep Themselves
warm.
The Teiegraphic Engineer CORPS is com
mandcd BY MAJOR George II Smith, gen
tlemsn who has had long and varied expert
ence in telcgraphic matters. and l. extremely
industrious and energetic
Harry W Guerid l. First Lieutenant of
company a This gentleman j. from New
York originally. and j. an cN member of the
famous New York Seventh. lie has been
twelve wears in the telegraphing business.
Charles A. Watcrhouse i Second Lieuten-
ant Of company A. Ne issn experienced
tciegrapher and i widely known ~ q good
fellow and hold efficient and enierrr.-.
ing
81 company q " Hewct J. Captain:
Theron r. Per Lee. First Lieutenant. and
Geo Allen. Second Lieutenant
The whole country viii hear from the
United State Telegraph Engineer Corp.
and will be indebted 70 Il for full and early
accounts Of the army Of the people. - q
progresses in the overthrow Of rebellion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-21
LEGAL.


state Of India ..vizo County, Sc:
State Of Indiana 10 The Sheriff Of said Ccaa-
~ Greeting:
XOt are hereby required to give The legal notice
j Of an election 20 be held AZ the usual places Of
voting in the several townships Of this county, on
the second Tuesday in October, 1851. for the pur-
pose Of electing Representative 70 the Legislature
% the State Of Indiana from Nigo county, 10 I'll the
vacancy occssioncd Nv the vacation Of said Office by
VIM. =. Mclean. one Of our late Representatives and
County Commissioner for the First District Of said
county.
In testimony whereof. |. Joseph n Blake. Clerk
~ the Nigo Circuit Court. have hereto set my hand
md affixed the seal Of said Court al rerre- Haute.
thi. 10Th DAY Of September, a. d. ls6l.
JOSEPH "a BLAKE, Clerk.
ny virtue q the above. samuel Conner, sheriff
Of Nigo county, do hereby notify the qualified voter.
a said county AZ the usual places of holding
el.coas ia the several townships Of ssid county.
the sccoad Tuesday ia October, ISL. for the pur-
pose q electng Representative 20 the State Leg
slssare fil the Vacancy occasioned by the resig
nation q wm. =. Mclean. one q cur late Repre-
s.ntstves and Coaaiy Commissioner Tor the trst
District o aid county this 10Th day 81 sept lssi
SAM 81 CONNER. Sh'~
sept II 1861 -tu3~