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RECRUITING.

w ANrEp FoR TnE UNITED sArfs Army
w Able bodied men. between ages ot eighteen
AMI thirtv-nee years rsy from sli.oo 90 sfl.oo
per month. With rati"n- snf quarters. 20 commence
st once.
Two Dollars wiil 30 paid 90 anS citizen who shall
procure ana present - she iecrafsg Officer an &c
eepfshlr tecsult
nleF present regulations. any soldier has au op-
tartuuifv u becoming e commits. ioncd officer
Fnr further Information, apply a. the rendezvous
a. fcrre. llaufr na the west side 20 he square
ALfkED l.. HOIGH.
capt isth Infantry 4 : a. Recruiting oncer
Jall a.. ff
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The Rebel Forces at New Madrid
General Pillow aud his Roubu-t

CAIRO, August l.-Scouts just returned
from the South report that rebels at New
Madrid we armed and we'll drilled
They have FIVE batteries of ten pound field
pieces. oficered by foreigners, and two regi
mcnts OF cavalry well equipped
Gen. Pillow. in command, has promised
Jackson 10 place twenty thousand men in
MissouriIat snce. He has issued a proclaim
ton iull OF bombast to the people of Nilsson
RI declaring his intention To drive the inva-
ders from The State. and enable her people
TO regain those rights so rulhlessly taken
away by forces who march under banners
inscribed with beauty and booty" rs the re-
ward of victory.
He says he win show no quarter TO those
taken in arms
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TELEGRAPHlC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

Recoaaeitering-u
scouts Captured-DeSe of GEN
Wise not Confirmed Ma
po'eou en route to Washington
Offers Promosed-Gener Or
der 40. fs-Ms. Vernon al to be
Held sacred-Wisc's Retreat Con
firued.
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~ watermelon-. the first Of the season.
large riDe and luxurious can be had AZ Tut
ties B, some singular legerdemain Tutiie
manage - have the frss and best of every
hing
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

" W.sHiNGroS. August Official dispatch.
e. ust received from Gen. Cox. commander
of the Federal forces on the hanawha river
in Virginia state ksnawha valley now free
of rebel troops. Cox rapid pursuit OF
Wises forces resulted in the capture Of one
thousand stand OF arms aud large amount
of gunpowder left behind by the enemy in
their fight Wise and his forces we're com
pletely routed. There was no chance for n
hght. "a tho rebels reireated faster than
par-ut could bc made. His force i stated
"a be five or six thousand. The enemy
burned all the bridges in their retreat. Gen.
Cox adds that he now quietly occup g. the
valley, and thtt the people are ietuuing %
their houses. from which they have been
dri, en- by the rebels Great rcjoiclngs haye
been made on the kanawha river at the re
treat II Visa
II is rumorcd that Gen " ool Is 10 be i'm
mediaicly called into active service and as
sumo command AZ Fortress Monroe Ia place
OF Batler The latter will be orde TO co
operate with Mcclellan.
I, !. also reported that Cen Mccall. Of
fs..ns, wanna. is TO GO 20 Harper'- Ferry
All quiet in the Federal camps ON the Pc
'omic last night. The heavy rains have
m ell tho stream 80 that il j. Impossible TO
isnl it al present.
Sixteen officers Of the Garihlldi Guards,
dis stisfed with their experience and incom
peteucv - discharge Their duties. have re.
signed and returned 70 New York
SPECIAL TO rHr Posr.
+ A letter from resident OF Washington
nov IN richmond. says thtt recruits for the
rebe army are smuggled down the Maryland
shore OF the Poiomtc from here and then IA
ken across the river by vessel in the employ
of the enemy.
SPECIAL TO rHK TRfBrSE
Capt Rowan. of the Pswuee has receives
a letter from Alexandra stating that th'
Coniederates had taken all the upper work
off the steamer Page and put six guns abosr'
o. her and all the fat boats on the Rsppl
hvnnoc had been brought over 20 the Pofo
me. There - said 20 be great many a
Acquia Creek The pawnee h been OF
dered to Acquia Greek in consequence.
The Government has armngel with lou
manufactures 20 have sixty riaci canno
tunnel out per week. One firm contract
for three hundred or more
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- When the mercury stands at ~ de
gree. in the shade. for three consecutive day.
With the manilest inientioa ola continuance,
,t i refreshing to meet friend upon the
street.. who gracefully pats YOU IN possession
Of ]. nice 1...rn leaf fan Il Is rare speci
men oil kind heart We appreciate such
henevolence
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DISSOLUTION.

EHE firm Of Grover a FairchIld.
j has been dissolved by mutual consent All
settlements must b. made with Joseph Grover Al
that dne said firm j. be paid % him, sud al
Indebtedness - The firm j. 20 be paid ~ him.
JOSEPH GROVER.
CHARLES FAlRCHil-D
June ~ iSsl -siff
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TEEEfslE AEFRAY A difficulty occurred
"a Honey Creek township on lue5dey night,
between William and samuel Foxworthy and
Two men nameA Arnold, In regard 10
breaehy stock. in which Vim. Foxworthy -
Serely Gu, 10th the Arnolds. father and son.
Neither are fatally injured. Foxworthy i'm
meiiately gave himself up to Justice. by
whom he was. upon examination. acquitted
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

CAIRo. August l.-Scouss just in report
ief Thompson. with FIVE tho.s ssnd rebels.
encsm,ed dirty miles South OF Birds Point.
There are three thousand between Charles
ton and New Madrid. and seven thousand az
the latter place.
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Interesting from Western Virginia.

ClKvELAxD. August Lieut.. Burgess. of
the Seventh regiment, the Plesindealer's cor
respondent at Bulltown. Va. under date OF
the 2sth ult.. says Col. Tyler reached Bull
town thit day and found the rebels had fed.
Col Tyler advanced to Flat Woods. the reb
els still fleeing. Herring there that General
Cox had driven W se from Charlestown, Col.
Tvier considered him completely surrounded
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02
Night Dispatches
The War for the Union

Offs iai from Gen. Cos-The kaaaw-
ha Valley Free Of Rebels - NUM-
tions Captured Gen. Wool 10 be
called into Active Service ~ Dispc-
sition of Officers Rise IN the Pc
signed - Smuggling Recru a. from
Maryland - Rebel. Preparing n
Fleet for the Potomac The Paw
nee Ordered q" tcquia Greek.
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sT-Oaf fellow citizens. " r. Ncheen,
WI Buckingham. J II Hager and " b
Taen returned home Yesterday m good
health. after their visit 10 Washington. the
Seat Of War and New YORK City
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Gen Wool To go To Fortress Mon
roe-Euergctic Movement by the
Enemy.

Nrw YoRS, July 30th-The Baltimore
American oil yesterday evening has the fol
lowing:
Rumors prevailed about Fortress Monroe
thai Gen Butler would be placed in another
military department. and the conan md OF
that department would be assigned 10 Gen.
Wool.
Lieut. Crosby OF the United States Army
was sent by Commodore Stringham with an
armed tug To the mouth OF the Pocomoke
River for the purpose oil firing npon mum
Der Of boats said TO have been CARRYING sup
plies 10 the Couiederates OF the EASTERN shore
OF Virginia from Baltimore.
The Tug was well armed and manned
The Lieutenant had orders TO act determn
edy The result had not transpired; but
about 9 O'Clock at night a brisk cannonate
vas heard in the direction OF Pocomoke, and
it is feared that more than one party was en-
gagged.
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~ The man vho 3iIl deliberately III
.iown and count the cost Of preserving the
Government which our fathers purchased
wifh their blood-in dollars and CENTS
nercenars too base % be esteemed man
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

~ Man, Of our Union Democratic
friends have solicited - tor copies cf Doug
las S,ringfeld. Columbus and Chicago
speeches, an have exhausted our supply
Will not the Journal have the kindness 90
publish one or two Of them We think i
would be moro a. ceptaole than the disunion
harangue. tint dis. C. the Journal from
.iay 10 dav
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02
Prince Napoleon at Warrington -
Mrs. General Gaines Thinks the
southern Confederacy Failure.

WASHINGTON, August Prince Napoleon
will be the guest of the French Minister
while here.
Mrs Cen Giines returned from New Or
leans strong Union women. She considers
the SJuihera Conieierlcy a failure. and
such WIS the general opinion there
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

We learn from the indianapolis Jour
.al that TIE 2let regiment left for Washing
son City ON Wednesday evening The equip
meat- Of this regiment are complete in al
respects. and are Of the most substantial
character The men are Young vigoro a..
anl able bodied. spd in point OF .ze and
Aa.culsr development are said q cNceed any
which have been uniformed ~ the Capitol -
Ia drill they exhibit great proficiency, re-
aecfiug credit upOn ihe officer who command
them.
The regiment Il under the eommand Of
Col McMii.n. a kind accomplished osicer
and gentleman. Who 4 ouremitiing in his
kisdncss to his men. and has supplied them
with ever, comfort preparatory q joining the
Grand army
oar fellow citizen, DF. Ezra Read hss
sharge Of tho medical department llis re-
pulstlon and skill as a Physician and surgeon
i not sxcellei bv ans in the State. which
oommsads him 10 the confidence and respect
Of those who my require hi services
We are pleased 70 learn thar the regiment
j. nude up Of eight out Of the ten esmps
nie. from tue 9Th Congressional Distsics
Wiih such officers and such men NE rln
safely ensrast the honor and defence Of our
National Flag Wherevcr fate may cast
them We know the gallant Twenty FIR, aiil
add fresh glory 10 the Indiana y Volunteer.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02
NpeGksng az Rockville.

Gov Morton. Col. Dumont. Col Manson.
Dick Rv,n and Others will address the citi-
zens of Park county on
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

sB Don't forget the Union club meet
ing 10 night /, wll be al interesting one.
A distinguished speaker from abroad is ex-
pected and the patriotic Choir viii be pres
cnt
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02
The Great English Remeiy
SIR JANIS CLARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS J
Prepared from a preseriyfion Of SIR ! ciarkf
VI ID. Physician Extraordinary 10 fhe QaeeH.


Prepared from proseriyfion of SIR ! 6iarke
W n. ,Physician Extraordinary 10 fhe Qaee".
This invaluable nieilcine b. unfslng IN The cure %
ali those painful and dangerous disease % which tic
female constitution Is ,ul6cot Il moieTaies al eN-
ces.c. and removes all obstruct.ous. aud speed,
curs may De relied on.
To MARRIED LAulES
Il particularly suiiei. n vii. In sloft time
ring on the nlos41-ly period with regularity.
Zach bottle, price one dollar. bears the Govern
nen, stamp - Great Britain. 70 prevent counter
si,.
CAUTION.
7l<ss Pals saoatl ..f .. tikea ~ female. d.'rsa
1s FIRSg THREE MONTHS q freysfney. =
,l>p az. sur. 70 bring on Mecarriage bta ~ an
<ser fs,ae Dey afs safe
In all cases of Nervous ani Spinal Affections. Pal
n the Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight exrriio
'sipitsuon Of the Heart, Mysteries and White
.hese PIN. will affect a cure when all other mea
ave failed. and although powerful remedy. .
%, contain iron, ealomsl. snfli.loay or snythi'
aurtfni 20 the constitution.
PAN direction. Ia the pamphlet around each pac
sse. which should be carefully pressTsei.
sole Agent Cor the Uuitei stafcs ani Canada.
JOB MOSES, Late I. c. Baldwin Co.
Rochester, =. Y
SB-sl.oe and postage stamps enclosed 10 >
authorized agent. viii insure bottle. cont@!ning
sis. by return mail. sod by J. X. cunulngh
md p. N. DOunelly, Terre-Hsuis. and all
Druggists. lry24d~-
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

s9 We give an interesting letter. this
morning. from a new correspondent Is viii
be found very readable
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

FoRrRrss MoSRor. August l.-kamoun-
tain made ,lloon ascension, and could not
discover the enemy in any direction
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02
Saturday Next at Rockville.

The r. 4 C. r K will run an excursion
train on that das to accommodate those who
desire TO 60 from this city Further particu
ara hereafter iy3ld,f
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The New Rrirndier Generals.

WAsutSOroN, August lit j. said the
new Brigadier Generals will be selected by
the President as Their services are required
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

~ Mp NJ Donneily. as j. his custom
At this season Of the year, i reiSeshing mul
iitud-s ~.th The most ,lelicsou. soia. Give
him call
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Tiur WAST 10 kNoF
WHAT MEDICINE CCRES.

not now II ctKIs.
AND DIZZINESS CURED.
Nfw-Yozs. April 3. isco.
Ia. b. BlsASpFm-Dear Sir In the spring Of ls55
had the the mi-fcrtGne 10 break my ihea.
lusncc oi which my constitution became greatly de-
piiitated and suffered with costvene~s attend
ed with dizziness and severe pain In the head and sp0
and oppression of the heart ! was attended D., se,-
srsl physicians ~ this city for three years ithou
obtaining relief and hsd despNired II cure uii nsl
~ was induced TO try your Pills. which almost Ia
family relieved me. and Ia short time completely
-cstored my health l consider them the be- medi.
.ne IN the world.
Yours truly.
JAMES MURPHY. X9 Nest Street
Price % cents per hos.
sold BY ]. u. crSNon.N. Terre-liaute. and ~ al
respectable dealers Ia medicine mayiSi~lu
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SANDY Hook. Mp., August No impos-
mt movements have vet taken place.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

Evansville and Crawford~viiie Rssi
read Excursion tn the Great afon
Demonstration at Rockville ON Sat
urday, Au= srd, 1861
Gov Morton, Col Damont DELANEY x
Williamson. and Dick RYAN will all make
Union spceches at Roekviisve. An excursion
ain will leave the Uaion Depot At ferre
H.uie fos Rockville on Sturdy morning al
1910. p 'ssing Otter Creek Al l0i5. Rose
dale ll:l0. Chtlin ll:25 arriving At Rockville
at Has. Returning viii leave Rockville on
conclusion of the sPceches-ssy between 6 90
AID 100 o'clock. p. M.-reaching Terrc
Il ute one hour and quarter afterwsrd.
Fare from Tcrre Hluie the round trip Is
cents From other sta,ior. half fare
JOHN ISGLE. JR
Supt- +. 4 C. Railroad
TerTe- e-Hsa,s, July 81 ls6l
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The of these Pills ADD To OUR VITALITY
ghs enabling a. 10 resist the ACIloS OF niSEAsf
The way In which cure Is Effected may be inter-
sting 10 professional men, yet iis not q any
consequence 10 a nnan or woman IN rch - health
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Dyspepsia with Piles.

Df-FtH-sS ftt<
Il S great error IN supposng the Piles only a 10
cal diseass: Osnimeuts Linments useless, to
wards cyKE. PEkryIAS SfKrF removes he cause,
by promoting digestion and preventing oostiseaes.
thsreby noarishing the body through The blood.
BosroS. sept. :. iS5s
For more than thirty years. have suffered greatly
from Dyspepsia and Piles. Hsv- tried various meti
eines without benefit In January. bean with the
PkkVNIAs SiKUr, aud ~ the q three botfie,
am perfectly cured Of both DYSPEPSIA and Plies. NJ
general health Is now all can desire II.
Nsyl5c~sw MILLION nAeGEIT
HEIMBOiD'S EXTRACT BUcBU.
THE GREAT D.CRFut
HElMBoLD's EATRAcT BUCHU.
IHE GREAT DIURET1c
HELNBOLDs EXTRACT BueHU,
The GREAT DluRRTIc
HEIMBoID's EXTRACT BUcHU,
TirE GREAT DIURE1Ic
And Positive and Specific Remedy Tor DISEASE
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
Drcpsy. Organic Weakness.
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
See Advertisement; IN another column. Cut II ca,
and send for the Medicine a; once
BEWARE Of OFC0CgTERFTTTN
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

About 20, 600 Yards American and
English Calicoes.
In Choice Styles aud Fast Colors At 6 and &C.
Fine French Challis at l21sc per yard;
Superfne do at Is and 20c per ward;
Silk and Linen Poplin, formerly sold at Soc.
for 25c:
Chene Poll de Chevre. formerly sold at 4Oc,
for 25c:
500 yards Mohair Foulards. Double Wreaths,
for Street and Tr,veling Suits. suitable
for Summer and Fall. at Soc;
Beautiful Styles Mozambique, at 20, IS and
30 cents:
Barece Anglaise. Mohars and Lavellas. for
Travelling Suits az g. { and l0c per yard.
The daily Wabash express., 1861-08-02

Al prizes g. slit tAc times sales q one dollar an1
apFagis. delivered frree 81 charge Payment re-
ca ret hefo-s delivery.
Hakers ard dealers snpplifd With four On Tie uosi
rcssousole terms. Having had year, % experience
In the milling and fed baaness. We cxprct to rnake
our hcuse one Il general vsiilty % The city
CLARK A. LLoCKHtKT
Gynnasium Ruiidiag. Ohio and sfh St.
july J, ds~
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Terre IIauie. July %. 1861
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20
THEN AND NOW.

Mason as a guest of the solid men of Boston,
md Mason as prisoner in Fort Warren for
treason. are not so far apart as the different
times and circumstances would indicate.
when he stood on Bunker Hill, four or five
wears ago, and assisted in the Inauguration
of the statue of Gen. Joseph Warren, he said
nothing particularly inconsistent with the
positon he is now in. His plausible and or.
namental generaities about the honor and
good faith of the states implied reservation
which left him free to violate both honor and
good faith-freedom of which he has avaied
himself to his sorrow. Ii was the people who
entertained the traiorand sat at his feet to learn
political wisdom, who were deceived, and have
had tn good sense to change their opinions
Old men like Mason and Slidell, who have
grown gray in pursuit of pet measures OF state
rolicy, do not undergo radical changes easily.
II their haired of free institutions developed
them into traitors, on the first opportunity
which seemed 10 teach them safety, it is fair
10 assume that the elements out of which trSi
tors are made were coursing through their
veins, at least as long ago as June, 1857. The
false doctrines OF political policy and state craft
which were listened to then, with too patient
and generous alacrity all the way from Boston
10 Washing ton, are now bearing them bitter
and poisonous fruit.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

feint to deceive the rebel generals, and thus
cover the retrograde movement of other brig
AIDES. The general impression IN Springfield
on Saturday, seemed to be that the entire
army was to vacate that portion of the
state though in some quarters il was be-
lieved that a large body Of troops, proba-
bly, the commands OF Generals Sge and
as both would remain to garrison aud hold
Springfield. Gen. Hunter reached Warsaw
on Tuesday noon. Gen. Wyman expected to
be ordered back to R0lla in a few days The
reason for this abandonment of the southwest
ern campaign, we suppose, must remain for
time matter of speculation. Ii is not to be
supposed that our army is retiring in any fear
of the result of a contest with the rebel forces,
and we are LETT to conjecture that the concen-
tratiou of Gen. Hunters forces at this point has
a more important meaning than the mere pro-
viding good winter quarters fol the troops. In
the meantime, if the whole army is to be re.
tired, what is to become OF the Union men of
the southwest, and how soon may we expect II
return of Gen. Price and his army to the fat
regions OF Lafayette aud Saline counties
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20
Bank ISobberIes in Connectieut.
H., n.

The Winsted Bank, in this village, was
robbed of upwards oil 100000, some time be-
tween Saturday night, Nov. 9th, and Monday
morning, Nov. 1lth. This business of bank
breaking has been tolerably closely followed
in this region for a few years past, and in some
cases with pretty good success
The Hatters Bank at Bethel was under.
mined some years ago and its entire contents
carried of. The result of such wholesale
robbing of the bank defeated its own purpose
for the time as it deprecated its bills SO they
would not be taken by any body. The thieves
soon discovered this and secretly returned
some 100000 out of the $4,000, and thus
restored the bank and the stolen bills to cred
1t. The burglars have never been detected
Two years ago the Windham County Bank
was robbed of large amount by a more sum
mary process. A clerk OF the bank and
large dog slept within the bank. The dog
was baited and poisoned. The clerk was
seized, tied, and gagged, the keys taken from
MN, the vaults entered, and large sum
taken. But the clerk, within about an hour
after the departure OF the robbers, managed
10 dlsengage his hands and arouse tho neigh.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

borhood. The result was the capture OF one
at them the same morning, at Norwich, Tor
New London) where he was about taking the
steamboat Tor New York. il our memory
serves us, he has since died in the state prison
at Wethersfied.
Tile Iron Bank occupies part OF Dwelling
house at Falls Village. Some two or tNree
years ago person was detected and brighten
ed away while attempting to gain an entrance
to the bank, by cutting hole down through
one of the rooms overhead.
Some TWO years ago The attention Of a pass
er by was called, at night, TO the SOUND Oh
hammer and drill underneath the bank at
West Siockbridge Search was lns'I'utsG
and fellow was unearlhcd, who from an adj.
joining shed had dug his way far under the
bank, and was working away with commenda'
Bile industry, if otherwise directed, at the
vault. lie was suitably rewarded for his en-
terprise by term in the Charlestown prison.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-20

CoMFoRps FOR THE SOLDIERS. quite
large box, containing packages for the list
and 25lh regiments was sent from the Office
of VIM. S Denny by the steamboat train last
night, under the charge Of Rev. Geo. Ball
of Upton, chaplain of the Dist regiment. 1t
is the expectation that the articles will be re-
ceiyed by the soldiers on Thanksgiv ng day
and no doubt many Il heart will be made glad,
and many thought turned toward its own
New England home on receiving the little
offerings from their friends. We understand
that nearly two hundred packages, large and
ably have been sent, but the box was neces'
sarily forward d day sooner than was at first
intended