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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08

,.,,s,,a,e Of n,,l;ce had ,h. d.y before sentenced
w man Of col r. who was called :" a Pia;'y d1rset'
~ be iiUgged severely for AL assault i"Vnoer wa
manner 1 nrn il is who 90 ,ueh things. B9r.nry "
D., k,us dra,mtn why are Ne not @. g limore
Uprr il II tyna,l e-tabshed by Law and .u v.ted by
ns,icr But as we SOW fog W. litll- criminals per-
haps Bslimor- may be ligt, ia Jogging i's "dat-ys
In tie pnce whichever llenes fi.s streets IT The
iiy aIe guarded a. ~ err, tar Ihe m"in a mes
by picketa Of soldiers, aud tie h0ufes aie miitariy
h. III =, ~ angles. The inha la T. Go0 book ,htet.
full and in Pt street there mr. -iiI ihenarsso balls
c, ~sll aud Nind1w- pare. "Tiey Wont try high
arin long 40 The sOlulers IL hee, sau INC u'e VI
tire tain 10 NE.
From Baltimore to Washington the camps increased
IN numbcr aud the unfinished dome Of the Cap oi
came Ia view. and tie spires aud dou 81 churches
aud public buildings lore ON the wood shons aho'e
tie Potomac tie RAYS OF The setting rpn lighted np
canvas tiles whose deLi 1rns were keeping watch
and ward over tie fett OF Tie United States Govern
mout; and from the dark bighLIds across the river,
on the soil If Nigii other encainpmebis cropped oat
from tue denee green AID Oh oil rdes 10aleu TIE
Stare aud Stripes, while in the distance lad
wncuce their ca Jl-On wiIs PROMISED long ago 10 Tue
iaiih.ul l have bead tie MeesBge read. have
,isiteI CAMPS AID heard III zone movements
tnke plae, but OF all there matters tIeIe IL
no time now TO Fl eik. TIE mail il sboa To dose
Tor tb- Boston s.ea.cf, aud must ueer the resI O'
nv letter I'LL the next dispatch Of mails from Wash
ingtpD. One thing | nay menIi"u-ihe relations
viii b were almost leo, ardn-d BY the OF iognsge
aud u Q All pliOn Of ,olie provoked by England,
sre in "A niue, satisfactory oudi,ion. Another,
the party OF hcIi are gain ng glouDd, aud 1ea
scott i'll be forced 10 onward, oHY lie u III
do "A. In, as ue can ill h- il ready for d-eIie work.
sill. these movements viii atnHse tle publi', aud
may possibly produce ac'io OF gre'ter i'm, orr
unce th.n il is INTENDED. McLl,aa olaInn !. . l.
day moving on TO ward Bs'ey aud IL Wise hold liz
NrgiLi.ns together there. tee must De collision.
II does no. appear "a me that Beaugegrrd will ne dl-
,il, attacked at Mantsea-. fne real bise OF oper-
aIous il from Fortress Monr,e aud Hampton On
Richmond. OF THE more by aud toy. Tue civilians
aud tue military are, of conrse, oi'idsd IN conn'i
The former are for iamsI lie action; they want to
walk without legs. T,nders are Ont for a milil,n
pairs of shoes aud for u fboosaId wngons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
A PHILADELPHIA VESSEL CAPTURED BY i
PhlvAtEER.

TIE CREW SET ADkiPr IN AN OPEN BOAT
Yesterday afternoon fDar arrived ~ this ori ~
an o, Ell boat, having their way over live ndn'
dred uier of ocean, al tbe Wercy OF ihe SAG ns
winds. Ttey eonsii ured he crew OF 1 Q vessel rfc
tee,or, belonging Pbp Fitzpatrick esq, coruer "
swanson and Queen street AUD had neer capiarsay
pivate.r of Cs,e lat'ela-, ard taken inso the Pon
of NvwLern n. e.. from Mr.. Fitzpatrick We si cas
die following ou line vi ,'e capture a"d felsse Il
Protector sailed no PLiad, ipb'a Tor Ma''se sae' 1
In un-, and lslt t,at port laden Win oaiaS' f'A'
apI les aud plentains. -, ,v;n, "A
On tie norpiug Of Sund y week, when lying On
Game iL,,terss ABOUT 70 miles rom sEore, cue vas "
calned. snd saw che stack es aud soSe Of
,on,uu QUO from 81 ore. II Was o'ioek III 'no
Az "A. d Cars leiiker Wa. Glow vi TIE 'ilHo 49,
,js b, kfasl The at roowas hoes, was o ~
the strange .tesnsr bore down upon 'honi ,ha pro-
.irs;d al opt o.hioo for tie galley-decA VI 'uo 70
e..ar looked lroa distance TO be gun SnpIo,ias
IN. uirnte 10 he United states gun,coa' 'ne
orisc,8 tue national ag TO the PEAK. i a
tb. seamer bearing down hfsdt" guns, n,s ds
- ric.r nr,slnily 10 tho vessel boIh "efe u
hsr,.d finn ,i1,t oaruor, Instantly TIE nss VS.
anlrd dow. and the ib cropped. Ibe steamer 80
A a. TO- and orLered tho captain W senu I ni,ts
the order was obeyrd, aud The decks u ane PA"
,ver. found 10 contain upward oi tuiity ~, ana
T,.v Iced "A few mes on board VI te P5'lei 49,
49, ~. ar, N, wbep where the crew h.d near:
W" 49,, ,h Conesen,te Provost Marshal Inc eyis
I,,o b-ipQ ,lear that they were siNihans' pVs eIse
nv ,le limited States Goyorhmeai, they ~efe $3.50 III
~, oisred pssss.e by LAID 81 the Norn, OF su -
Sns, nroyi,ivued whereby TO reach Piiiadspnis ~
.ss Ibey ,ieerrvd tie latter 70 sbs peI's
overland maj ch and were sol adiit on lt bV
Before leaving, the vessel xnd ca,so VII nricei
the pirates. Tue fresh frnit resilIs9 easoa,a TIE
and = part was sent to Davis and besansAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
THE RULING RACE.

From The h,rhaond Way July "a
We are too close and to NUN influenced by the
gr at events which are passing to indulge much IN
pIhosopbzirg. But the rou. aid dlslcrslcn, at tn,
great pitched battle near M.nases, bring Into bold
relief ,he great fact, thai The Yam ar bumbut Q,
aud tho "hit people of tie slaveboding STATS are
the tue n,asicrs-.Ls real rulers of this continent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

INDIANA LrGIos.-Major General Love,
commander OF the Indiana Legion, who has
been visiting the various border COUNT es
during the last few weeks for the purpose OF
organizing the Legion aud preparing the
militia for duty. should their services be
needed, which NAV be the case, arrived in
the city this morning. In nearly all of the
river counties the Legion is now in very
efficient state Of organization-much more so
than in this. At Evansville nearly the
entire male population Is formed into com
panies. which drill every day. houses Of bust
ness being closed at 4 o'clock to allow mer-
chants and employees opportunity TO perfect
themselves in the manual.
We hope the people OF Floyd county. aud
especially of New Albany. will take this mat
ter into serious and speedy consideration
The fate OF our community may depend up
on the efficiency of the military organization.
Gen. Love informs Us that the State Will soon
be able to supply guns TO the Legion. I'm
I'll this j. done. our citizens can drill with or
binary rifles, shot guns, flint lock muskets, or
ANYTHING they can get hold Of
Let us be up and doing. Floyd county
has more at stake than any other county on
the river Let il not be said that she is be
hind theN all.-Netr albany Ledger.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

Tag large feet ser io~n upon the So"'n
EN- Coast must be l.ard from in se~ days.
Nobody knows wners il has gone eNeep'
those Who direct IT. m0sements-but Il =
certainly designed 10 attaek some prominent
u.o.nt within the sece,led Stafes- We should
be reioicei 70 hear that It has run into -
vannah. captured the Bermuda taken pos
session OF the city. and planted the sssrs and
stripe. sheseyer secession DAG now floats
And We hope the force Is sufficient TO al
vance into the interior 30 far as 10 command
tie leading railroads. and ultimately march
uDon ana capture Charleston. Much as Ne
desire 70 see New Orleans taken ne should
prefer this movement, for We confess 10 an
.arne-, anxiety 10 see the National Flag doat
AGAIN from the walls Of Fort Sumter. IL
this feet can accomplish that. it viii cover
itself all over with renown, and IT. praises
viii be shouted throughout the land, except
amongst the traitors-who would far prefer
70 sec Il sunk in the Ocean. Every loyal
man viii watch IL movements With anxiety
for il i second IN importance TO no other
movement made during the war. WheFeso-
ever il may strike IT. blow. If successful. II
must parallize the rebels. II they draw on
their forces from Manassas 10 defend the
point McCLrLLAS vii! capture those that are
left Ii they do aot. he viii continue his
cautious advance upon them. while the force
carried out by the feet can carry on the pro
cess OF ssbjsgafiay amongst those IN the
Gulf Ssa,ss who begun the rebellion.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

RosEeaAS PILLow and Potk are afraid 10
uess. for fear Of destrueiion. NecrILoen
has already reiterated from Missouri. and
PxlaE Is following ancr hin, With FRKnoSr
almost at bis heels. AT no single point on
sea or land have they any thing 10 cheer
them. On the contrary they see such an up
rising Of the North as they had never sup
posed possible. They see the Government
with unlimited credit while they have none.
and with abundan, supplies for IL army.
shile theirs are growing shorter and short
er every DAY. One would suppose that. IN
der this state of things. they would come to
their seases. rise up and throw of their des
perate rulers. and return to their allegiance.
IL cannot be possible that such delusion will
continue always. and when IL does pass away
We shall be disappointed If Union party in
the South does not spring up, strong enough
10 bring all the States back again 20 their
loyalty to the Constitution.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

VIZ trust we are not deceived IN sapPosing
that the graud army under MCCLELLAN in
Virginia i appropriately compared 20 ana
conda, in it, cautious and steady and Ger
tain advance upon its victim. Every now
and then ne learn BY telegraph that he has
advanced little. taking possession aground
occupied by the enemy and terrifying him
self upon il. before he makes another move.
This strikes Us as promising sure End spec
DIV success. not quite 50 speedy as some per
sons would have il. but. perhaps. enough so
for all practical surposes. To "a. il seems
almost certain that the confederate forces
must soon be. II they are not already. en-
tirely in his power. II. for example. BANKS
should cross the river and drive back the reb
els who occupy Leesbu (which he can do
whenever MCCLELLAN desires it.--ho can
reach. the Manassas railroad and cut them oh
Virginia At the same time MCCLELLAN
could send another division down the river
towards Ocquacan. which could be forced
across towards Warrenton, and this could
take possession Of the Orange railroad and
cut them of from the South. Then these di
visions could advance upon the rear OF the
army at Manassas and attack il simultaneous
IL with an attack from MoCLKLLAS's division
aud destroy it. But if tho rebels shou'e
move out from their entertainments to pre-
vent either OF these movements, then Nc
CLEILsS can storm their batteries and take
them. In either event the result would be
the same. We know nothing about mlitar,
Affairs, but il seems to Us that he must have
some such idea as this in his head and II he
has We shall not be surprised to see It aceom
plished very soon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

Some men are hard 10 please, aud seem
never 70 be satisfied Will anything. Fault
finding is a sort Of mania with them. There
are some of this sort who have, for n month
or two, been snapping and snarling at The
Secretary Of War because. as they sy. he
has been engaged ia recklessly spending the
public money. They have charged him with
extravaganza and all that sort Of thing. until
they have made a good many unsuspecting
people believe that the charge il truo. But
now when the telegraph announces that, du-
ing his visit TO the " est, h has endeavored
% stop unnecessary expenditures and yet, at
the same time. has not sought to embarrass
the army under Gen. FRExoyr, these same
men abuse him for the economy, because they
say il will put FREMoNr to inconvenience not
TO let him have as much money as he wants.
The fact is such men never can be pleased.
and there l. no use in trying 10 please them
We don't pretend to know whether General
fRkxoSr has been spending money unneces
ra,ls.seoer - - - Lac there i nothing
c.,,larg "a an to put stop to il, and if
We understand that be 80 he i right.
- aso. FaKsoSr OF Whatever means may
-, cry ~ sii hss movements--and that
..dch a. any military oficer i entitled
TO- That much We hope he viii have. ard
no more, and when We hear a man finding
fault with the Secrsfary q War. in one
breath. tor Spending money. and. in tho next
breath. for saring "a. we set il down that his
opinions are matter 81 very little consc
qaence 10 any body. He borders very close
" upon a common scoid
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

A SKIRNisH About two o'clock yester
day morning skirmish took place twelve or
fifteen miles this Of Green river between
three hundred Confederate cavalry (the
same that were engaged 10 the skirmish the
other day and about forty U. 5. cavalry, UNI
der the command of Capt Vandyke. A.
many as forty or fifty shots we're fred by
the Confederates without effect. Only four
or five were hired by our men. The latter
kept their position and sent for reinforce
ulsappeareJi. A=larnshasas sBssSaa It5" ~"~'''s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

Cap y p Ta,ior. r The Teash lsii.p.
he<itssnt. ue~ ia camp at Rsri.tasn. maae
a. inpartsnt Reconnaissance On Ssnlr.l,v
a-m rs esftirr command with a ~nf.a.r
- ammuniilon. leif camp a. eight o'slosk
sifa iassrurtins. ~ rrl.cerl hr .is,.n ..as,s
feate ca fresierirksburr Arr.tin- uah.n
sbaut tAfce nasies ~ Fsedcri-ts..at-. ihev
zane - ii.s re-.,lsnce II Jacob Gfer.
seaiihs SD rromlpeut eiiisca. whs $50
tleNn 80 haAd = conris<iou ~ si,c rebsf
srms \ sQasi was throun forv Ari = .uf.
rons.d The l.of~s uheu t.rist cans~ oai .fh
SAT- kas aRi krci a. "a tag.l.u. b. fafta.
saateif uisse- l-ls se.s. he hsa ecafasIt
fni's.i IL ui<gcr. alts - as .aat as.n
- ser<cati - 49, .cni1sav The feron.
n'.Ssasc~ proved <sfls.s .-iarF- ilsr s,.s,r th.
- siIs, ref,tf esv ~ fitcs fec har.irri
stfssas hsd ffs-sc.i ~ ever bat s sao.s
time octere -faaissiag .issrasf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18
MUSICAL.
TREASURY NOTES.
National Loan.

v)URStANT 90 instructions from the secr,tar,
Il ~ the Treasury, book will be opened on fhs
sih day n October. 1851 al the coe q the Rrancl
Rank ~ Terri haute Indiana for subscriptions un.
der my surerfnfsndance for Treasury Notes 4, -.
issued under the at efIuly l7h lssl. These notes
viii Be ISSUED IN sums - fifty dollars. one hundred
doaisrs, nse hundred dollars enc Thousand dollars
aud I've thousand dollars each. dated 18th hurrsf
issl. payable rec years after dsfe % thu order Of
TIE subscriber o. a. directed. snd bearing interest
a. INC rate - ! S-fo per cent. per annum. payable
ssi annually such Interest bcinv ~ thu rate a two
cents for each day on evrrv hamlref dollars For
the s.Hvenencs Il the holder. each note will have
coupons attached. expressing the several a1naunts o
sstai Hn'ns inisrestehich ooapar- may be dsta he'd
AM prsssiie &c payment separately fron the nss
Subscriptions Tor such Treasury Notes viii be re-
elves a'rhg ths hn~sn dsy7 fr"a ~ daF = open
inr The bcok a. afcresad 10 sahscriptlor for les
than my dollars Cor any Ifssta ofihai nm can
b received. Suh~criptiors - nfiy dolIars o. ors
HUNDRED d"iiars must ee paid lawful coin u the
Jnifed States a. The time n sli.sfiI fne Suf.r~i.
lions = more than hundred a.isr- nav be r..ia
a oncr. 90. preferred. ouetefti tbe time a s-
slrting and ODe-ihird n the whole saoau 81 everv
Lsentisth day thsFeafisr until ths ~hole j. paid =
Ne payment q less than nfsv dollar. can h. acr.red
thai being The tnailsst sun far Which f.r.s.v,.,
ketes can be issued.
certaca;s. vii be granted in aupiicsts 1. suh.o,t
hers fof ths .n'oens - paid the original n which
TIE subscriber ~i Transmit ~ mai % he Se~r-tsrx
~ the Treasury. sh~n Treasury Nosss A sf,r.-l(
wiii - issnsd theT~on 70 such snbscrsr or HI ore
carrying Interest - oppressed IN fch eeracsts IA,
N csses hers cny part Il The amount .tf.eifs
- paid a The tine q ssh-rribing Trsasarx ~.
VII b issued oniy for the payments usds .ui...
qnsnfly 70 the hrst which wil remain unfil IA. 49,
arnount sub-esiesd ~ sch person shaI - pald.
When Treasury Votes vii - issu~d for surh' 49,
payment siso. oupsyment a earh deferfed in.,ai
merit ths subscriber ~iii pay Ia sddtion ,hsr.to I.
sur sqnai 10 TIC Interest accrued thereon from he
ls'h knsust . the date a payment. and On nal nav
msnt Ike interest on the amount mad a., s.a.sl.s
tios. ~hich payments q interest viii Be refrshur.a
= the subscriber n the payment n the first csur.n
= The IrsAsars Notes issued upon such e.rt,se.,..
~ the Treasury VII - seat n a. suhs.rsl,ers -
mail, q sncn other Deie nay b. iual~sf.d -
the when hey transmit their original csrtfo.t.. =
fhs duplicate certifrstes mar be retained h., th.,
NJ snsf -. seeafifs FkksIOS HrsSBT,
ssp1 IA WI saoscripuen Agent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18


Mrs Jessie Fremont i one Of the leading
women OF this country. She possesses. In a
remarkable degree. those qualities which
distinguished her father. Hon. Thomas N.
benion- She has an energy which il uacon-
querable-a will which j. entirely Ler own:
her face i an evidence OF superior int llect,
and her whole bearing Is that Of one
Who knows her rights,
Aud knowing. dare maintain"
Mrs. Fremont b acquainted With several
OF the modern languages Of Europe. and i
well read IN the history and philosophy Of
aeiens aud modern times In oil the rela
tons of hfe she appears a. the elegant lady
She married Colonel nov GENERALLY Fremont
because she loved him. and she has followed
him through evil and through good report
She has been his support in the brightest
hours. and she doe- not desert him when the
dark clouds Of envy and malice gather about
him
Mrs Fremont j. a noble woman. her heart
: enlisted in a noble cause: she realizes the
tremendous responsibilities resting upon her
aud her husband. and she rises To the dignity
Of the great occasion We sincerely respect
her. and hope for her success. General Pre-
mont may be superseded. but the true men
OF this country will understand the cause. and
do Justice 10 his memory. We trust that the
good sense Of the Administration will prevail
and that General Fremont will be permitted
20 dem0nsfrafe---as We are satisfied he caH
demonstrate--his ability TO command great
army.
Mrs. Fremont is doing her duty; she is sus
tanning her husband In the hour of trial
When the battle shall COMES come il mus
al an early day--Mrs. Fremont will be found
as near ~ woman can approach. TO the clash
ing steel and the bursting bomb; and ma,
lie who watched our Israel
Through the foaming flood.
And Der the desert sands.
protect her in this hour oftrial.-CiH Tunes
! In
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

The undersigned were appointed Commit
tee at public meeting of the citizens of this
city. to bring before the people OF this coun-
~ the necessity of an immediate military or
gsnization OF the people Of the county. within
the ages prescribed by law
The Committee deem il unnecessary 20 Ell
surd IN orgauIzauon. as that fnusr oes sitF ,t2i
ent to every person who IS Obser,ani of pass
ing events Our Government il struggling
againsts gigantic rebellion which threatens lis
destruction aud the devastation Of our homes,
our property and our Liberties The foe, in
the form of an Infatuated mob, is on the Dor
der of the State in menacing aititnde-
Our citizens, in fear. have fed from their
homes or the border of our State. They
look 20 M for help. ShsH ihey hare IL Our
Governor Is urging TO organize under the
law OF the State for the defence Of the State.
Shall we not respond1 We owe il 10 our
selves. 20 country. TO wIFE. CHILDREN, and
FRIESps to make all the preparation within
our power for their defence. Will We DO
~ Our sons. our brothers, our friends and
neighbors have gone with patriotic zeal to
the rescue aud defence of all that We hold
dear. They look to Va for aid aud cacour,
agement while they imperil their lives for
their country's cause. Shall we not encour-
age aud strengthen them with the assurance
that We are putting ourselves in condition
to render efficient aid whenever the service
may be demanded.
We therefore recommend and urge upon
the people Of the county in the several town
ships 20 hold meetings Cor that purpose. and
organize military companies under the law
ofthe State. Ifone township cannot furnish
enough men to form a company. then let
two or more townships Join. IL i desirable
that tho companies should he as near foil a.
possible. One hundred men Is full com
pany, but forty six men nav organize aud
elect officers
The people ~ this county have done much
FOR the cause already. bat they can and will
do more. The wcrk ia which We are erSa
ged il not complete. aud while there j. work
10 do We must not slscken our energies or
abase one jot or title uatil The last traitor i
driven from our soil. IL j. important that
We leatn the art OF war. that ne msy he
ready " hen called upon TO engage IA it, du
ties and share ats perils.
For Harrison township the Committee re
that one artillery aud i've infantry
be organized. 70 Vii
One Artillery Company
Infantry -Gcrman.
-Ir'.h
Three -Am.si..,,
Whenever a aaaicieat Hlnbsr al names
are os;airei % form company. thsv will
seport "a hus Committee. ami the prorcr
~sep- MI &c tsksn Tor the Organization.
JAMES HOOK.
" II. STEWART
X = cox "a
L SnEwMAKFR. ( Csum.t,..
4 RElNNAN
n u SCOTT
JOHN HANEY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

StHEEiFF's SAik by virture Of order 4 sale
Nissuet frtsa The Nigo Circuit Court. directed
ard delivered. ia faNor - Thomas "a. Nelson aud
against james n iro~n aud larses A. Caldwell a.
pfincirsl and Marvin u. HickooR repf-Sin bail an
ar,lefe4 a. scli The iai~iaE described Neal Estai.
situated ia NiEc county. Indians. to-~iE
Toe scata haN 81 tie .fliih-sssf quarter 4,
r ssciin. ~ faur<Aip =. fsrEe p also tnf seIfh
h4f ~ The south ve~t quarter =. - section -
taws .hir - rsnKe >. aat OF
SATURDAY. NotShhEn -. l>Gi.
wlthln the isrsi haa-~ % -sii a.. ~ fh- so.srt
Hsnss sor. in ere sani~ siil earr she at
prcats 81 tie above described kaal fsfsfe togcthtr
sIfh si ihs privileges ard srpuft~u.ses 90 n
i-llsaz. - terra ~ exceeding seT~s yesrs. 70
ihe EAesi tdter Sc cash sud gEcn faiur. a. real
sliiseeaf SATISFY saia crslsr 81 ale ar
srstr. - al ta~a s-f tlsr- es~r The fee-srufi~ -
SRI - sid kes E.fsfe. - 80 hirh~si hi.aer ~
ash. - ssesff ihsssrae.
Tffs fah asy ~ tActeaer iesf
SNNGEL CoSNKR. Sb-rtn
Csiliu1vr~s 81 kess
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

NsUEsiff-S SkLF--nf tlrfse a -. Vsuaitios.
sNhtpeaas tSesatrss i-fu~i freu tAs lisa Con.
ne-l fess sfrt. - .ifrcfed sui a<Isersf - Z.
sff ff Ntik srisi iet - aeainsf Rilhan Cu-r,
ar.i lean krstf. furpiesasa sta Isase n Kiuk@.t
srt<F~e a~tt ~ flls~tsE sesan-i real ~sts..
.iiasffa la tieo Ccanfr. iiststa. to-sit
Tie 49, Asf {. ~ a. t1rfh 49, s.rarfsr Z !, !
= sf,'fea nl.ftrfn - te~nship sietan III fsnrs
.irAs n vset 80
SATURDAY. NosKMEER ~. Ia.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-10-18

By our telegraphic columns this morning.
!, VI - seen that !. Pebnssisania Brigade.
three thousand stroBs. Tally armed and equip
- len Pittsburs last ight for the West.