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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

BosroS. August 2s.-Senator Wilson has
been commissioned 20 organize a regiment
Of infantry with battery Of artillery. and a
company Of Sharp Shooters attached. Sen
stor Wilson. in his call. asks the loyal Young
men Of Massachusetts,. who fully comprehend
the magnitude Of this contest for the unity
AMI existence Of the Republic. and the pres
ervstion Of democratic institutions in Amer
icz. 10 inscribe their names upon the rolls Of
his regiment. and TO leave their homes and
their loved ones. and follow our fsg 10 the
Geld.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

Tnr GERxsS REsNEST-Cast Philip III.
Aonninger returned to the city last night.
and will remain ill Saturday morning ANY
one who desires 70 join the German com
psBy from this city. should report himself
Immediately. At Capt Monninger's house. No.
9 North Market Street Aug - 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
>ktrmsshin< or the Pstomac-Re-
moving the Camp

Hsek&srows. Aug .26sh-1nformation IA.
reached here thai there has been ma ch fr
ne across the river. by the rebels. AZ cur
psekefs. between Conrads and Hsrpes,s Ferrx.
u = reported that an attack was threst~n>a
On SATURDAY. a Poinf of Rocks
The rebel snczmpment AZ Leesbarx. has
been moved back some distance from the
river.
The bsAltb q our fros<s he. imoroved
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
Grand Union Meeting

Tnor. y. Z. Aug 2s;h.-s Cnios meet.
inE was held ~ Saltwater. %. day. which vac
addressed BY Gen. Ballard and others
The delegates 70 the Republican State Con
vention. were instructed 70 place upon the
ticket patriotic Democrats Of the stamp Of
Dickinson and Senator Calvin.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

twenty acres oflaHd in Laporte county, Ind.
from W r Dunlap and wife. to Alonro
Norton. The owner can obtain the same by
calling at this Office and paying for this ad-
vertisement DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

- The Louisville IssrHsi says: When
Berish Nagofhn Governor Of theS,sie Of Ken
tucky. hall endesvoe. BY proclamation OF
otherwise, to get up am armed rebellion
against the snforcemsas OF the United States
revense laws in the rritcd States ports Of
kensucky. We trust b. oil not be long m
m Getting the jus, doom Of a traitor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

MiLIrAEr Goops.-Messrs. Minshali 4
Paddock. have just received fine assort
m-nt Of military goods. and fine fancy cas-
sinners. all Of which they are prepared TO
make up to order. ON short notice and at
reasonable prices. Give them call
Aug 20. dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

LkcrvRr-A lecture on the Past. Pres
ent and Future Of our Country. will be Civ
en- in the Court House on next Thursday
night. at : o'clock. by Rev II Gilmore Of
Greencastle Ind.
All are invited {, attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

upon the picture business. Likenesses sre
made in all kinds Of cases. BY the hundreds
for one halt the usual price. At the cheap
Gallery. No lis Nam street Ambrotypes
from ten cents - ten dollars d2t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

ALBANY, Aug. 2sth-Deputy United 5.
Marshal Burt. this evening. seized package
containing 100 copies of the New York
Daily News, which he was notified WAS in
the American Express office. in this city.
They were brought here by Shears News
paper Express. and transferred to the Express
Company. The sire of the package and the
destination, a. Gunter, Louisville-excited
suspicion when an examination showed the
contents to be "a stated. Col r. l.. Johnson
the agent Of the Express Company, there
fore. detained the package, and notified NJ
Burt, the Deputy Marshal. who now holds
them subject 10 instruction from Marshal
Murray. of New York
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

- We have neglected from day 10 day
20 call attention 10 the new arrangements
made At the Buckeye Store. The, have e.
tsbiisbsi new order OF things. and are de
tsrrnined TO oner stronger inducements than
ever 20 their friends TO call again.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

NV loKk, Aug 2s.-The brig Grace
Worthington. Capt, Treihy. from Balize.
Honduras. Aug. ssh, reports that ON her pas
sage out. she was boarded b, A full rirged
brig. calling herself privateer. and belong
ing 70 the Southern Consedcracy After ex-
aiming her papers the Grace worthingion
was allowed % proceed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

DIrD.-In thi. city. yesterday morning.
Frsnk--infan, son Of W ID. and " A. Cos
sett.
Funeral FROM the residence Of Mrs.. Baker.
GA South Seventh street. at 10 O'Clock tbs
THURSDAY morning. which the friends Of
the family will please attend without further
notice
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

1T Charles n. Smith has been elected
Captain. and James N. Hamilton firs, Lieu
Tenant Of the Tcrre Haute Rangers. The
other officers viii be chosen on nett MONDAY
rhis company = rapidly tlling up. With good
material and = III be veil Offered
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
rH-M Mrs.. NJ. T.. foy

sHMrs. NJ. T.. Fowler will commence her
school Thursday. September 5th. in the room
formerly occupied BY Mrs. Moore. corner of
Cherry and Fifth streets Terms from s. to
3 per quarter. AUS dwlw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
Osequies Of Gen. Lyon-Grand Dis
playa Patriotic Rank.


ST. Louis. Aug. 2s.-The funeral ceremo-
MES and military display in honor of Gen.
Lyon. to-day. were of the most imposing
character. The iprocession which escorted
the remains to the Railroad Depot. consisted
of Gen. Fremont's body guard. under Col
Seagongi, Capt Tillman's Company of Cav
airy. section Of Capt Carlin's Battery, the
first Regiment Missouri Volunteers, Col
Blair: Gen. Fremont and staff, number Of
army and volunteer officers, City officials,
prominent citizens and the third Regiment of
U. ). Reserve Corps. Col. Mcneil all under
the command of Brigadier General Sigel.
The streets through which the procession
passed we're thronged with spectators, and
the flags throughout the city were draped in
mourning.
Gen. Fremont having signifed 10 the
banks on yesterday desire for a loan of one
hundred and sixty thousand dollars. the Ex-
change Bank took the whole amount today.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

BosroS. August 2s.-The Ist Massachu-
sets light battery, late Cooks. has been
fully recruited and win be soon ready to en-
ter the service.
Capt, McDougall. Of the British ship For
ward. now ststes that he was In error in re-
porting TIE privateer Sumter of Cape Anto.
MO. The vessel seen was the United States
ship Crusader.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

II The fne new block Of buildings. cor
ner Of Wabash and Cherry Streets Is rap
idly approaching completion The block =
one OF the hsndsomesi IN the city. and adds
much 70 the appearance .fthAt locality
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
r RECRUITING.

VyrASTED FOR THE UNITED sATEs ARMY
w Able-hcded mea. between ages ~ eighteen
and thirty-nve years. Pay, the same 10 voluu-
tsers frem $500 10 $500 per month. with rstons
and quarters. 20 commence At once
Two Dollars will be paid any citizen who shs all
procure aud present t. the Recruitisg Of,cer &C
esptsols recruit
Under present regulations, any soldier has cp-
Pcrtanity q becoming . commissioned Officer.
For further Information. apply at the rendezvous
At rsrrs- Haufe. On the west eide ~ the square.
TERM OF ENLIST nENT,
II n roc Yea -
ALFRED l.. HOFGu,
Capt 18th Infantry l. :. A., Recruiting 0aicsr.
Jsiv n. d1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

~ Major Slemner. Of Fort Pickens
fame. has been appointed Inspector General
Cor the Department Of the ohio-in Virginia
This appointment greatly improves General
X osecrxns staff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
SILL Another Flag Of Truce from
Norfolk-BebeIs Expecs an At
tack

Fr. MoSRor, Aug. pa flag Of truce
came from Norfolk to-day, to inquire after
that which came yesterday. and was detain-
ed till 4 p. NJ. to-day. This flag of truce
brought Capt. Hussey and crew of the ship
o. b. Thompson, of Brunswick. Ne. cap
sured May 18th, of Savannah Bar. and Ia
ken into Beaufort n. c.. by the privateer
Lady Davis.
Two ladies frsm Norfolk say the Confsd.
crates have lately assembled in large force
near Scvalls Point. anticipa ting an attack
from Old Point
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

~ Several Of our leading merchants
are receiving the hrst indictments Of their
fall stock Of goods.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
To Consumptise-,

The advertiser. having been restored 10 health u.
few weeks by very simple remedy alter having s.i-
fsred several years with lung affection. ard
that dread disease. conssmptSnlf ANXIOUS = make
known 10 his fellow -surercrs the means Of cure
To those who wish to try IL. he VIII send q oop,
the Prescription used (free q charged with H. drec-
lions for preparing and using The same. which ihsF
will End Tor Consumption, Asthma. rron-
chids, &c. The only object 81 the advertiser = lt
sending the prescription 30 benefit the afflicted and
spread information whica he conceive 70 6e in.alua
bie and he hoPe- every sufferer viii Try rs remedy
a. Il costs them neih!ng. and mss prove blessing
Psres wishing The prescription viii please address
Raw. EDw ARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg.
sepled~iw King County. \. \.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29

MEDICAL.

MEDICAL.
They go right to the Spot T.
INSTANT KrLrp sror rorR eorsui
rrRiyf your BRxAru'
STRENGTHEN YoUE voIox'
SPALDINQ'S
ThrOat Con re ctfOm o!
Good for Clergy cs
Good for Lecturers.
Good for Public Speaker.
Good Tor Singer.
Good for cosssnpsvss
GENTLEMEN cAaav
sPALDINas THROAT COMPETITIONS
LADIES Ant pxiIsHrKp WIN
sPALDISGs THROAT CORRECTIONS
srALDIYG's THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve Dough hssastiy.
They clear the Throat
They give strength and volume 10 the voice
They Imp~rt delIcsous aroma " N. breath
They are made Of simple herbs and csnns
harm any one.
issvsss every oss vhs has csugA - Hssky
vees q Bst Breath. - ssy elnc-ie- u The THrss
ie get package - ny Throat ccns.etes~, ssey III
relieve yea INSTANTLY. and ycu eli agree vffA ne
hat they r,te the pct" Tea VII End then, very
useful and piesssus -sil. travelling - attending
puhlie meetings ~ saltns yo-r co-sh o. .rl.ysrs
ycur thsr-t- rysutry on. p.rhsr- ..f- IA say
ing ,hsf ysu- yin ever snsr~rss eea.sssr shsrs Ia
di.p~nsshl.. ys- viii and ske- a. Tie s,-uxrsss -
Dealer, n nets-se..
rMCE TWENTY-FIVE cErrs.
Ny ssasssrses - ssrh :psekss.. An ess~r. Or.
euun.<rs-st
AFsek.ss -ni - ~ nail. rr-rss. 9. rep
e Thirty c>as.
HENRY c. sYALDTHe.
No. - Cedar ssrsss. New yosh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
Braudreth,s pills

Dfouofttn'r THIS
Are growing more in favor with the public hls
now conceded they are The best purgaiive voa can
put forth from the world Il medicine Tie tin.
will surely arrive when they will sup~rcede al other
pnrgatyes whatever. The ingredients % which
they composed can scarcely be- obtained ~ drua
ssi< or the makers Of ether pills. Dr. Brsndrsi
has them grown and prepared without regard the
expense. And this 30 make popular purga-
tive Is appreciated. o The sales indicate Ofhrr
purgstises are dragging ahickering e1isisn,e And
yet they may have merit. Bus Brandrcth..
Pills are safe aud sure-saie. because they operate
solely on impure hnncrs. No valuable nuit {.
touched; only .efete OF worn-oat material, which.
when taken Cut Of ,he body, lsavcs Il stronger
They pheasant - sugy effective medicine can h.
To say that they viii not sosrsimes give pain woald
he true but the pain they give { only because they
remove those crude and bad humors from the ilesf
which arc the OCCASION q disease. They opcu IA
tures avenues, and this cannot Always be doae pleas.
antly.
Sud by J. X. cUSseH.H. Terrc-HAuic. and by Al
respectable dealers In medicine. Isug2ld~im
RrwAkp Is 0rrrRrpl-For the detection q any
person oounicrfsing initiating OF the vender q any
such counterfeit or imitation Of Ra.rhavc's Holland
Btiers- The genuine highly concentrated Holland
Btiers put up half pint bottles only having the
name Of Ne proprietor. D. Page. Dr.. blown Ia them.
and his signature around the neck Of each and every
bottle
This delightful aroma has been received w Amer
leans With that favor which ouly extended 20 really
scieeiihc preparations. when No consider the mark
81 success attending it, administration. The mo.
stubborn cases q Fever and Ague. weakness 81 az,
did, DysP~psis. HeArtbOrn, Aoidi'y u The stomach
Sick and Nervous ueaiacLc indigestion. Costlve-
hess and llc-. together with re complete oontrol
exercises over all Nervous. Rheumatic, and Neural
sc Affections. cannot wonder Al II. popularliy.-
Well may the invalid eaiae tlils remedy
Aug. 81 dwlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
Dyspepsia with Piles.


hisa great error in supposing Tie Tiles only 10
cal disssss. osnsnsnts or Ilnimcnss are useless 20.
wards ccu. rsKruss srvr removes the oauss.
b promoting digestion and preventing ee.sissnsS..
thereby nourishinv the body through the bloot
Bosscs. Sept :. lSsS.
For more thar thirty wears. have suffered greatly
from Dyspepsia and Piles. lave tried various ueii.
cines xitkoul heneft In January, I began With fte
PEscsIss sfsUr. and BY the use Il thrrc hotsies.
perfeally cured % both DYSPEPSIA aud Piles. ~
general health Is ne~ all can desire H.
ssyisi~sv MILTON DAGSErT.
So Sufferers from serofuioas affections. clean up
Why wear your Pimples Blotches. Jlcers. Sct,s -
why have the life twisted out Of yea by Dyspepsia
rheumatism and Goatf Why suffer syrhniuc AMI
xercurisl diseases 10 rot the homes IN ,our hoy 81
the fesh OF your honest Why lc; your sluggish
blood drag and scatter is dstsmpers thorough yoar
veinsf Arra's Cosr. Ear Of Sarsaparii.a cure.
these complaints. and ceanses them cut u the ~
TEN. Use n faithfully and you bring 20 soeiss,
healthier. clesnlier and far more acceptable mem
ber.-fDerncc-st. Baltimore. No. fuur1l~l~
So We would call the particular atteruon II ev-
cry reader TO the advertisement Il Mel an
Strengthening Cordial and volcanic oil Linimcns
They are too well known In tAls community 10 re-
quire recommendations. But there are man, of .sug
readers rho are suffering from arrangement Il the
digestive organs. sithout the siightesf idea 81 IN
real cause, giving rise 10 symptoms such cepon-
dencs. nsryeas unpleasant feeling. INDIGESTION. lack
q nergy, making exisience burcep. To al who
may be aficted, try cis Cordial; II vii give imme-
date relief. To all who may be afflicted With Sores
Pains Of any kind, Try the lAnirsut. she Tie al
vertisement in smother column. aug2ldw.lw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-29
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

nsrarcar sr rmr wprrss uMos lnr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

W. Saturday, the authorities in Baltimore
searched the steamer George Weems Just previous
to her departure for various landings. along the
Patuxent river, resulting in the discovery of con.
ceaied arms and ammunition. Immedistelv
unaer the upper deck, between the lower deck
ana the skyiight, Were found 200 Colts patent
reviewers, done up singly in paper In the after
p"'' OF .ne mold the officers found barrel in
wnich rubbish had been placed for several months.
concealed In the rubbish was a valise filed with
DoAea' each containing $50 rife percussion caps
mere was also found In the hold, separate from
.ne o'nei ifelgn'' haifbarrel sulPburated quin.
Inc, contained In bottles and package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

D-General Fremont arrived at Birds Point
opposite Cairo, on Friday, with four thousand
troops transported from st. Louis in stea mho,t.
The force at Birds Point is now eight Thousand
Information from "well informed citizens,, ,,a,s,
that the movement Of the Confederate t,oons .,
not against Birds Point and Cairo, but ia de,igned
Tor an attack on st. Louis. It is evident, however.
that the Confederate force at New Madrid cop,d
not move towards st. Louis without RELIEVING
General Fremont Of all fears of an at,ack nnon
Birds Point, and with the command of an. = vs,
ana plentiful Means Of transportation, he could
quickly transfer his force to 81 Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

MOVEMENTS OF THE CONFEDERATE ARNySR.R
mANAssAs.-Passengersa arriving In Richmond
from Manassas state that the troops ad moved for.
WARD 70 their old positions. The Enquirer saws
IlePafauons Of an extensive character are in
progress, and before a great while we NAV co,,n,
on acuVe movements. Our pickets extend beyond
fdlis church, and the Confederate cavalry daiIv
chase squads OF Federal scouts into their line, a,
railroad, lately destroyed, are being RAPIDLY 70.
Duli., and everything indicates early operation,
on me offensive. The Confederate troops ire now
olVldeo Into two corps d'armes; the first under
U..inaro OF General johnson. the second under
that OF General Beauregard. There is said to he
no conflict In the military operations of these two
DIVISIONS OF our army. General johnson occuoies,
with his forces, the advanced position
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

IL The Florida Sentinel, unfinished s., Tall,
hassee, is much alarmed about the weakness =,
!ne border defences Of the State The editor saw,
mere Is great fear. and that the fear is well
Rlounuea, mat the State will be invaded, and
selves OF the means to repuse the enemy.
III Virginia correspondent of the memnb,,
Argus says that Gen. Mcclellan sis unaonbtedIv
the ablest Abolition officer )" and that his wav ~
like wild cat out of the woods must he stoned y
20 he says General Lee was sent to Western Vir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05
MONDAY, AUGUST 5.

MONDAY, AUGUsr S.
SENATE After the presentation Of petitions
&c they concurred In the several amendments
OF the House to their cOnfscation bill
Taxing up the bill to promote the efficiency OF
the several corps of Typographical and other En-.
gineCrs, II was passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Foster, they proceeded to tn.
consideration Of the Judiciary Committees re Dor
upon the application Of Frederick p Stanton fo,
the seat in the body from Kansas, occupied by
Ten. Lane, which was taken up and discussed by
Messrs Foster, Ten Eyck, Lane of Ind Lane o,
Kansas, aud Browning, ere the Stars report wen
to press.
HoUsE.-Hon. John 8. Phelps, of Missouri
appeared upon the floor, and was sworn in ;
member O. tbs 37,h Congress
The Speaker laid before the House the resippa
ZION OF = X Curtis, Of Iowa he having ACCEPTED
a position In the military service of the United
Mr.. Vallandigham introduced Joint resoip,r q,
recommending the States to amend the Constitu
tion. Referred to the Committee of the Whole.
MI Train offered resolution instructing III,
Committee on the District Of Column ia 10 repor
TO the House the bill establishing a MetropolitaI
police force for the city Of Washington; wbici
was agreed to, and the bin passed Trhis bin i
the Senate bill, the details of which was oiyeI
lately in the Star &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05
THE NEWS HERE.

UNIlMELT LEGIsLATION.-Nothing could be
more unfortunate for the cause Of The Union as
involved in the current war. than the enactment
of the confscation bill now before Congress
As sent back TO the Senate from the House i,
seems TO amount to scheme for taking any
ana every mans negroes from him. who choose
To fancy to be turned loose on society OR, in
other words, to virtual proclamation on the
part Of the Government that the end and aim of
The war Is to abolish slavery throughout the
South.
30 far as the hope Of ending the &C ntest speed
lily and at reasonable pecuniary cost, is con-
cerned, the enactment Of such law will be
enlnently disastrous In its effect upon the Union
cause. Were Congress TO vote the oligarchy
hundred thousand soldiers, and raise, equip and
provision them for year, the latter would not be
As much strengthened for prolonged contest, as
by making the bill in question, law
More than half the population of the South
stand ready TO side actively and earnestly against
The olgarchy, so soon Is the United States cripple
their power by military means Had we won
Inc battle Of Bull Run instead Of losing IT, not
one In ten of the people Of Fairfax, Lsudoun
JEFFERSON, Frederick and HAMPSHIRE counties
VINO JAILED to follow the retreating oligarchic
army, would have adhered twenty-fo hours
afterwards TO the Southern Confectionery With
this bill law, however, the effect will be to
unite most Of the South as one man against the
cause OF the Union, as being in reality a mere
cover for a war for the determination of slavery
from the United States; and to engender through
OUT the North widespread and embarrassing op-
position to Its prosecution with energy likely to
brng 1t speedily to a triumphant issue.
We sustain the cause Of the Government with
neart and soul, as being the of the restora-
uon OF the Union; and there are millions on mil
lions OF the most reliable supporters Of the Gov
ernment's war policy, who, with US deprecate a
resort on Its (the Conveniently part to unmis-
taxable revolutionary means to checkmate the
oligarehy, as heartily they deprecate the revo-
iusionery means to which the olgarchy have re-
sorted to compass the revolutionary ends at which
they aim.
While We do not pretend to look to the Consti-
tuiion and laws as they now exist, TO furnish the
means through which alone the Union NAV be
restored, In the name Of the millions of non-sym-
Pathisers with abolitiOnism now sustaining the
Government with might and main, we protest
earnestly against the unnecessary apparent entire
change OF the purpose and character of the war.
1haf bids fair TO be involved In tn. enactment of
me Dill In question, as amended in the House
Tne Government NAV get volunteers without
limit as to numbers. and money without stint,
with which to fight for the restoration OF the
Inion-out not apparently to work out the mere
purposes Of abolitiouism.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05
Personal.

Col Montgomery, U. s. A. D., is at Willards,.
-" Admiral Kolrustan, of the Bavarian Navy.
IS on visit to this city. He comes for the pnr.
pose OF holding an official interview with the
President before he returns to Bavaria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

u by telegraph, via Louisville, we have
.ome interesting Southern Items. Twenty thou.-
ana tennessee troops are reported to have landed
IN "lssuri, near New Madrid. General Flour.
ny, VI ARKANSAS, Is dead. General Beaureg uard
- reported to have hung three ..traitors1 ne,,
Indnaes-one an engineer on the railroad. the
seeona a preacher, and the third a trme, A
aispa'ch to the Knoxville Register saws thai the
confederate army In Virginia has been divided
ih,o TWO divisions, one under General Jobn.,on
ana tne other under General Beaureguard and
Pfeaices that an Important movement win 100,
De made Per contra, the Richmond ExamIns,
'ninks improbable that any alteration In A..
position OF the army win be made at presept'n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

u, A little daughter Of Mr. German ~ f,,,-
siI NV, Mas snS who had wandered away. was found
after being exposed without food two n,nht. .n3
gay On the arst night the rain fsli in torrea i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-05

III The Twenty-ninth Pennsylvania Rep,.
ment, Col Murphy, passed through Baltimore
Yesterday to Sandy Hook, where they Joined len.
Banks command