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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

uxIos SrEEcHU.-Tne speech OF Judge
HrsHrs. before the Union Club, las. night,
VAS very eloquent ard populsr effort
Tho Court House was crowded to ia utmost
capscity-the audience attentive aud the
speaker most impressive. IL Is impossible -
fJiow the arguments OF the judge. His
whole speech WAS a mass Of truthful history
irresistible deductions and whitening sarcssms.
IL WAS one OF his finest efforts and enc OF the
very best speeches ever made in our city -
After The adjournment of the Club. The
crowd went to the "Terre Haute House, -
70 witness the hosting OF a::splendid national
hsg, upon that spacious and elegant hotel. -
Here Col RICHARD W. THOMPSON, Judge
HCeHKs. JONI p. BAIEp. Eco. and Col. W. K.
EowARps were successfully called out, and
e,ch made glorious speech. in favor of the
Union. and the war to sustsinit. The crowd
received these speeches with great en,has;.
xsm. and responded 10 the PATRIOTS senti-
NETS Of the orators with immense cheers
The flag wa- very elegant one. and was
procured BY our distinguished fellow citizen,
CaAuscEr RosE, Esq. on his recent visit to
New YORK. BES HcBBs did the honors OF
ths "Terre Hsute House" ON this occasion.
il his usual happy manner. and the whole
thing passed of most agreeably.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
Heavy Rebel Pickets-Guard Mt Fair
fax Court H0use-RebeiF Forces One
Hundred and Twenty-Five Thous-
and StrOng-An Attack 10 be Made
on Washington at Ocequan and at
Edwards Ferry-Rebels Plenty in
Provisions aud WhislSy-DestItute
of Coffee, Sugar and Sait-Cattle
Suffering for Sait-improvemenis

PoolsyILLK. ND. Sept 4-Intellisence
from the Virginia shore is to the effect tina,
from opposite the White House Ford, near
the mouth of the Seneca River. down to
Arlington Heights the rebels have heavy
pickets and are daily expecting reinforce
msnts TO enable them 10 extend 10 Conrads
Ferry. There are at least from six - seven
hundred along the line.
On Friday a force OF one thousand Aissls-
sippians, 40 a guard, reached the vicinity OF
Fairfax Court House with sixty pieces OF ar
tiilery
The iorce opposite Washington is estlma
ted 3y the rebels at one hundred and twenty
FIVE thousand, with heavy reniorcements
daily arriving They say that an attack IS TO
he made OF Washington tie present week
simultaneously with the attack on Washing
ton demonstrations are 10 he made, accord
ing TO the same authority rear the mouth Of
the Ocoquan and above a. -dward or the
White House Ferry.
The rebels have plenty OF prov isions and
whi1ky Families and stores have however,
been entirely drained OF Salt. Sugar and Cot
fee No money can purchase these necessa-
ries Men frequently come down to the river
and in piteous terms beg their Maryland
neighbors for pittance Of these articles.
Cows and cattle are suffering for salt A
scanty supply ia sometimes obtained from fish
brine, but this is very rare.
The rebels yesterday arrested five men
nearly opposite this town. four sons who had
deserted from the rebel army, and they. to-
gether with their aged father as hostage.
were dragged back to the army.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
Night Dispatches.
4 DlnhoiIcai outrage ON the Ham
nissi and ~. Joseph uailrend-
train through bridge-fire
K,tfea. and all the ether pa.sen-
ger. except tho b"sgss~ master
xxou tsa.

Hrn.o~. NJ sent ABE Hagsf bsg
cage msster o. N. Hannibal and = 10
seah Railroad furnishes 70 the - LOUIS Dem
ccrsi. the fo!loe ine account of = disholicsl
IN that outrage GA that road DAY heiofe te-
ferdsv.
The passeuget sxffess irs'n. boahi we>i
on the ~ was drawn INTO Fisi'e river The
umher- q tie easi eud OF tho bridge over
that stream having been buined nearly
through the entire train vent down the en
e.ae Turning over and he baggage. freight,
tnail snd fve fas.enSe- rosthes Piled on top
The coaches we're completed, smashed, and
/ "a. the aul- oae 81 ih~ train that ESCAPED
anhIrt
Alisr geiink or 10 ne bsEakge car
corlueucsi tskiar tie passengers that we're
rot killsi fren 10 wreck
gaudurtof : 'oilef d.cA n fe~ min
ufe.. Prank Ciafk rrgincsr. Rad one les
completely ,sis,ei ard ismmsi IN strings
lie alss iled ia = fcs moments. Martin
Yield. rnsil sEcut. Chez Moore. Fireman an
J Fox Bfskemen. vere killei
Anioac the sounded we're NJ Meiill. 49,
Of Dr. ne,iE 81 Oaio. and hs ~ifs. bot
badly injured.
ecu:d not loarn the nsme. Il al tie pss
ssngsrs-
Ivsni W e. joseph and gos AZ snSins
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cAur vlco.-An esteemed friend CAV. u,

CAur yIGo.-An esteemed friend gave IA
plsssAn, ride TO Camp Yiso Yesterday eve
ming behind very handsome and very fast
horse. which, for our delectation. he ''let 90
at 2:40 rate The ride WAS exhilerating =
At camp we found ali things quiet and or
derlv. neat and clean The officers are rapid
/, transforming their men into soldiers, and
the camp already wears quite military air-
There are now fifteen companies in camp
comprising about eleven hundred snc thy
men. We were sem by impressed with the
fine athletic appearance Of the men. and pre-
dict that the 3lst viii turn up ! regiment
that Indiana may justly be proud OF.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
LEXINGTON INVESTED BY REBELS
SKIRMISHING - Ik3ELS ROUTED,
AND THEIR CAPTAIN TAKEN PRIS.

ONER-A FEDERAL VICTORY.
LrxISTTos, No Sept. : The following
account of rshent events i. This city is fur
nished TO the ST. Louis Republican.
A large secession force surroundee this
town on both sides of the river, last week,
and arrested number of Union men. among
them Ex-Governor King. Judge Ryland, and
Wm S. Fields.
On Frsday last at the instance Of the gen.
tlemen above named, flag Of truce was
sent in BY the rebels Was sent in by the reb-
els. which resulted in conference about 4
mile from the town, between Col. Reed and
Capt Shelby on the rebel side. and Major
Becker, Capt Graham and Lieut. Brown on
the federal side
The rebels demanded the unconditional
surrender of the fort, which was fatty refus-
ed. Dvring the investmen: of the town by
the rebels a good deal of skrnishing took
place. in the streets and In the woods, on
both sides of the river.
The federal troops destroyed the ferry
house on the north aide of the river, where II
fight occurred between "A small force under
Lieut.. Brown, and the rebels, in which four
or FIVE of the latter were killed. and num-
Der wounded. Several of Browns men
were wounded, one MORALLY.
On Thursday. Lieut.. Brewn with twenty
men was attacked in the street by company
Of secessionists under Capt. Withrow, in
which the latter were completely routed. and
Captain withrow taken prisoner after being
severely wounded BY Brown.
On Friday. all further attempts TO reduce
the place were abandoned. Col Roul retiring
with his command towards Independence,
and Col Reed going towards Elliott. leaving
Capt. Shelby with about SIX hundred mel
at his old rendezvous. on Tabo Creek. eight
miles west OF Lexington. and a considerable
-ecesslon force in the bottom between Lex
ington and Richm md
The forces thus lett have cut Of all mail
communication.
Col. Reed took with him King. Ryland
Field and other prisoners.
The whole loss in all the Sighting on the
rebel side was eight killed, besides the
wounded, and on the Fedora side one NOR
tally. and several slightly wounded.
The Federal troops burned a warehouse
and several frame buildings where the reb-
els had encamped on the north aide Of the
river.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

SouooL ScTicE-A report having been
circulated By interested person. during nv
absence. 70 the sffoct that nv school would
~, Ne - o7encd this f,ll. I ADOPT this method
Of eoutraGieting all such rumor-
The Fall Session commenced on " ednes
day. 9Th inst. IT the former location. corner
sixth and Walnut streets. where ] shall be
glad 70 recei,. nv rupiIs Of last year. and "a
mauv more scholar $ my friends may be
disposed 70 enirast 70 ny care
SUSIE j MCLEOD.
Terrs H=ute. SeVs ;. 1861 9tpd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
The Great English Remedy
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CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
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N ID. .PAy-r~as Extraordinary 10 tA< Quese-
hi. invaluable -s.1sciss .. sassaf,z ls ~. err.e
all tho. Pssnfa ~ sanE~ro4. sssos->- -het ~
fs,nsls c,r-sitsueu = -un'~1 u Ersd%-.'-s q. 60
$780, AZ r~ssrrss a. -1-'-e~seas. -at sr~s1s
cure my - 49, -
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particularly rt.sset. u III. q -en-t rrs
s-.as IN tA- sa,olA,y ?erict ~fsh r~szisr1s-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
CIxcIyxArr. Sept. SIS.

CINCINNATI, sept Do n.
The money market is Unchanged and qui-
81. md very little first class paper offering
Exchange confines steady II Il premium.
Flour unchanged. with moderate demand
at So. s0d$3, 65 for supcr fine. and $3.50
$685. for extra.
WHEAT unchanged. tho delay ia shipping
east renders the market inactive. but very
full prices are realized for the higher grades
which are scarce, but the lower grades are
abundant and dull; prime to choice red ruled
at 73@75c. and white at s39r5c
Oars pc
CoRs 27@2sc without change and in de
mand.
WHISKY advanced to 1877 and in active
demand
PoqK and Bacon very dull; bulk shoulders
sold 1T 81 9G356 and clear sides, smoked. at
go M7c, and clear rib sides at 6ed6ilc; mess
pork il offered at Sl3. 50@ 1915.
LARD is in good demand at &c.
No change in groceries.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
Pslsor NArolrox This distinguished rep

PRINoK y APoIFoy This distinguishes rep
resentativc OF the accnt ally Of the United
States. passed through our city Yesterday al
ternoon en- route from ST. Louis. East. The
fact becoming known that he would be on
the afternoon train. large number or citi-
.ens assembled AZ tse Depot. To behold.
what 50 seldom visits our place. real live
Prince But tue distinguished stranger not
desiring 10 ucake himself conspicuous did hot
leave the car and those who did get sight
Of him. 80 HIN cnly through the window
lie i i fine specimen of the French nation.
and makes a very favorable impression on
person. having the appearance of an inselll
gent and cultivated mind.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
HATTERAs INLET TO BE HELD
WOUNDED SOLDIERS PFNSIOyED

WAsuIScros. Sept 6-The War Depart
ment yesterday sent word TO Gen " DOL e
permantly hold Hatteras Inlet.
Pension Beaureau have already eommenc
ed pensionng soldiers wounded in the pres
ent War.
The rev steamer Pensacola leaves IN a
few DAYS Tor New York
Com. Strngham returns at once TO the
feet.
Gov. Curtin will be instructed TO commits
sion all regiment now ia the field. and those
authorized 20 DC raised. giving them the
benefit Of that appropriation of the United
States clothing and organizing them.
A reconnaissance Was made TO-DAY down
our whole line. The condition Of cur CAMPS
are excellent The soldiers -re anxious TO
meet the eaemy.
The heavy firing heard this morning VAS
battery practice
The pckets or the enemy are clearly in
sight. each party avei;ng itself of every
chance for shyt.
The conie1ersteS intend shelline the houses
OF well known unionists.
One Of our soldiers will be shot next Apn.
day tor sleeping on HE post
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

The advertiser .svsng been r-rtSr~d - h>~tts In
lei. weeks " very simple remedy sfier having suf
tered several years w;tA severe suI< sc~es-- sof
that dread d~es~s. Cons-mpti0o-ts Azxbe<- e zA&s
saow- 70 rs Aeg1w -s1fsc-er. The ro~sns c< czrs-
u those -ho ~1.h % Try =, Ae viii send ea7S
se yr--cip,o1 used ,se> q c:.-rgel With The crss
-r- frr r-cpsrins sOc using The sane. -esss shsy
vii And sure cure for cozsunp<,on. Asthma nros
oaisis, &c. Tba only OstsS. Il M stvs-tir-- y n
ssoalns tie prescription 70 esHeei The sssfet ssa
spread nfu- ns.-n which he ceoossv. - :s~a.s.-
eis spd he bore. s.,ry suseTeE gill " his remedy.
.. Il cot. then s-sAlns ard may p--ve blessing.
P~rte- ~1-lns the prescription vfll pis&ss sts.ss-
Paw KDwARn A. NILsoS,
Williamsburg.
.->isd-i- King County. n. Y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
rIAls cosREsroNnrNcE

b. G.. Gallagher. Paymaster Of the Nav,
and who has been for some time stationed al
the Navy Yard, was arrested this morning by
order of the Government, and j. now in Gus
tody at Philadelphia. lie is from Richmond
Virgins. 1t is believed his offence IS dis
loyalty To the Government.
Capt. a. Becslwith Connisssry OF Sub-ist
ence has advertised for sealed proposals for
five thousand barrels OF flour. to be made
from new wheat: also Cor forty thousand
bushels of potatoesof the first quality The
Government reserving the right in each case
10 pay for the same in Treasury notes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
Nsu-York Stock Marker.

NEw-IoK Sept. {.
SrocKs again sdvanced. Chicago q &ock
Island 441s; Galena j Chicago 6sl Hi
nois Central Scrip 6s14; Mich. Central 42i
Erie 251a: Pacific Mail 1917; Cleveland q
Toledo 5Osz: c. c. & c. 95; Mich. Southern
Az: Hudson 3374: n. Y. Central 7lls;
California IS 81; Tenn. 6's a.; Missouri
AZ; New York State 6s OF 10 1929
New York State SIS OF "A 1929; Ire saiy
6's 9e3s; Treasury lbs l0l: u. ;. 6's of g,
-s-62 80: L. s. 6's OF '65 $50 $50; L.
S 6s Of ~ coupons 80; L. S. 6's regis
.ered) s91a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Havins sold nv entire stock Of Hats. Caps,
&C, TO T II LowEERE, and being determln-
ed 70 close up all my business. hereby re-
quest ali those indebted TO me. TO call At the
old stand and make immediate payment.
must h<ve nv money. aud a prompt settle
ment w.ll save costs.
sepsd3 iCS. {. Al rs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
Arrival from Fort Isntteras-Thc
febcis abandon Ocracoke-MuI.
titudes OF CaroIinians yOIunta.
riiy taking the Onth of aiicgE.
ance-Thc rawnce and Susque-


Fcsr MoNRoE. Sept. 1.-The Monticello
and Harriet Lane arrived from Hatteras In
let this morning. They report the most
gratifying intelligence
The coufederates have abandoned their
strongly fortified post At Ocracokc Inlet
Multitudes of North Csrolinans have dem
onstrated their LOYALTY to the Government,
by coming into Fort Hatteras. to take the
GA II Of allegiance.
Col Hawkins ,ends word that he admins
tered the oath to between two and three hun
dred in single day.
The steamer Pawnee still lie. in the Inlet
and the Susquehanna on the outside The
Susquehanna ran down the Ocracoke Inlet
and found the Notifications there completely
deserted. The confederates had carried
awsy their guns, and white hag WAS ex-
hibited
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

- lt. Mn - under re National Hose.
Trxsr H.rrr. ISpis~<
As-e nsnnftcfere or Eastern ~ofs -
"a sni wiii sei goe-ls ~ io~er rrice. fhsr
csn Be boesht a sny ether house q ihe
trade Person. wlsb.ns - bav a. ~h.lesaie
wal snd Il % lheIs advantage 70 boz q
- - ~e srsa eel - ile lowest = stern price.
10. Ia. Main Street. Tsrre Haats. ind
FACTORY near s4sxus Bridge. Lynn. NJ
Castsn -ors All repairing toae 70 ottss
s31k~Sn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Nav York. Sept 6-Flora Temple was
seized Yesterday on the Race Course by the
bv the L. ; Marshal a. the property OF 4
Baltimore fecessionist. She had just been
beaten ia three straight heats By Etan Allen.
A secession flag was found Yesterday stow
ed away on board the e. :, transport Marion.
The Marion Was under charter by the Gov
eminent. and had just been seized as the
property in part, Of secessionisis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Heavs Firing ouih of the Potomac
Balloon Reeosn.zance aud Signal
lights-The Popular ioan-No more
passes Scuth-Baitimore Secession
Papers suppressed-The Rebels de-
c!ded to advance on Washington
and Baltimore The Government
prepared lo1 an, emergency -Reb.
els Parade IN front of Nunson,s
Hill.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 6--,'en,!..aea who re
turned here, 1t quarter past one o clock to
dav from Georgetown heights, reported
heavy AID continued firing between II am
IL o'clock. They counted during that time,
over one hundred reports. Some of tho re-
ports appeared in the vicinity Of Muuson's
i'll and ohherr above the Chain Bridge.
Previous 10 the firing. 4 balloon was yis
BILE for an hour over Fort Corcoran and on
its being lowered. bright calcium light Was
exhibited from high point. tho colors rcd
white and blue being distinctly visible at a
distance of little less than seven miles
Immediately on the light being eItinguish-
ell. the firing commenced. The occasion OF
the firing Is not Vet ascertsined.
SPECIAL TO TN COMMERCIAL
The Treasury Department has advices to
the effect that tender. OF $500 900 have al
ready been made to the popular loan.
The Government has notified the War De
partment that II must refrain from granting
passes 10 women and children. who desire q
enter the Southern States
Travel viu Louisville j. completed, block
AIDED by tue order Of the Government
Urgent appeals for passes South were re
F fused o-day.
In consequence ci orders from the Gov
eminent. all secession papers IN Baltmor'
have been suppressed
The latest news from the southern part o
MARYLAND. j. To ,he effect thst the Cno
men are organizing strongly for the Octobc
election
SPECIAL To rpF Posi-
Adviccs received here from Virginia lesv
no doubt that tie rebel leaders. both civ
aud military. have agreed 20 attempt an -,
vance on Washington and Baltimore With
few days
Tn. Governmcn, !. fully prepared for an
emergency
Tho troor- on Mun.on's Hill are psradir
in front IT their works this 4 NJ.
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N,NHArRl,r HosxrR-the "sculptreas

Mss HAERI.T HossER-the sculptures =
ha. finished a commission from the Missouri
Legislature, Tor the completion OF statue Of
THOMAS IL BENroN Il is pronounced bs
Americans, in Rome. 20 be very fine work
of srt. A famous foundry At Munich. Is To
make bronze cast OF il. which j. to be
erected in 81. Louis. Thi, is a fitting honor,
on the part q, Missouri. - one Of her Illus.
trous dead.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

RECRUITS EoR THE THIRTY yIssr.-lhis
regiment i now regularly mustered into the
service of the United States. and IL last be
hg organized and made ready Tor equipment
A few more men are needed 10 fill out some
Of the companies Those desiring TO volun
eer will apply soon al headquarters. at Camp
yieo. CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

~ We are grathea - learn that DR.
G. ". Ciipp'nger OF this city has resolved
the appointment of Surgeon in the lish Reg.
iment ciee DR.. McPheeters resigned The
18th is fortunate In their new surgeon. who
i not. probably exeelled by any man IN the
State. in his profession. He Is withal most
e~tim,ble and intelligent gentleman. lie
leaves. We learn. next Wednesday. TO JOIN
his regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

MILITARY USIF ,Ms.-We would call the
attention OF officers in camp TO the fact thar
Mnshall { Paddock lave. at their store, the
celebrated West OF England Blue Cloth
regulation shade-and are making uniforms
IN the best manner at Low prices. du
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ATTF RIO y!
Recruits for the fret ueg tmeut
Missouri Arfitisry.

Ths undersigned a. al the Clark House.
r.adv 70 enlist III ah'e bodied men for sh's
service for the var loung meu who wi>h
- Jon a good corr can d. M better Than
repors T. he Clark House lou Join Re.
inert which has covered i,-elf With honor,
al i. members 49, heie N the highest -
teen ~ th~ people o. As,our Bows sou
Who are eager 20 meet the traitors 81 foal
co4usrs. can have the opportunity - is'a
n. ne FIRST n ..onri eonmaD-lei b. 7
blair Arp's =
lieut FOrST
Re~r o1icer Siirs House. Ierre hsu'e
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FRESH STEERS

KERN REST ACRAS
CHaulsa kts~ hs- commenced receiving
e n. vsry ropalsF Restaurant. Fresh Bait
saere OYSTER. vhira vii - sersed ~ nn,lef
he sas~rin,~ndeo~e - NJ Prstt. - evers
49,. bis sfyle - suit lie ,asie. and IN double
ouch time They Ill ~ rceeived daily
Throughout the season aa3idlv
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GROCERIES &PRovisioNs.
~ n. Es =. M

AT No.I2 NEcuAN MICS ROW.
HAVING purchased the entire
il II sse-s ~ prov,ssc-a. AID 6ro<-sies. q -anss
Davis. e. No "a MECHANICS ROW. 49, a. x
suste such additions - -ete pecesssry - - 80
prepared 20 farnish ~ The otisens Of reT-s hsvts
ard vicinity every srttelr = shs obose~-s
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
The MARKET sHora.
All good. e~tverea - sspr--. fes = sstrs
fb-rs .hss. = ruNb< rsucnsss :. respectfully
olictsd.
iallfwU y ". ttN> ~.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ Gov. Morton. on yesterday. tender
ell to Prince y ,polson. through Col. Thomo
con Of this city. the inequalities of the stase.
AL 81 invitation to spend day or tTo as
tie Capital.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

Dy ~tsf = he resrf - srfc>s Iros,s>>. \ an
II , sxth. fsed - receive sssiet pree-ssis 60 tks
s-ii-~ry - eerSs - $3.50 s-ssers1 o>~rh.
-s- 81 Setc~y srs wo>< foa- f<et lerg. - - cs-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

cE- The State Senfiset. Of yesterday.
SAYS: "TheSth. 18th and Goth regiments, under
sc ,lel m lrching orders. broke up their en-
campmeut near this CITY and marched lat
night
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07
'TELEGRAPIIlC NEWS.
n DON Dispatches.

among the Carroll
gsa a nd Ala ma Regiments arc
sent tn Nevvburn Influence Of
sac Blockade as Charieston-Thc
People lament their destituticn
A Paynsastcr arrested Whau
the Commis>sry wants.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

PnIL,prlrHIA. Sepl 6-The Inquirer has
= special dispatch from Washington which
saYs thst reliable information has been re
celved by the Government o. the death Of
Joa DAVIS I, J. said to have taken place
on Iueslsv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

REarsEnrAL BASp.--Musicians are want
ed to compose brass band for the 3lst Reg
ment now NJ Camp yigo. A good opPoriu-
nity will De afforded to sSillful performers,
10 enlist "a musicians. Enquire at head
quarters CHARLES CRUFT, Colonel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-07

PICKS MIR. c. c. Knapp has sent u a
few psums, of the Blue 6 lgs variety. which
are perfect De suue'. These and other spe-
cnens OF fruit sent us through courtesy Of
our friends consinces Us that cur soil and
climate sre admirably adopted to the raising
OF fruit % a very superior character. More
Of our citizens should give the matter more
Of their attention.