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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
~ews Prom Missouri-Puriury 81
Jim an rsssnsss 81
Gan. rrice-Casuaistes 90 Car.
th0ge.

~. LoUfs. Jul, l5-lniormafion from
Hannibal says that ex Senator Green has VIC.
lated his parol. and left Cor the interior with
band of armed men.
Oificers Of Sigel- command from Spring
field on he twelfth, who retsrnei here TO -.lsy
report all quiet the~. reH =
Eleven Of Sigel's commsnd wounded at
the battle Of Carthage have since died. max
ing the total los- twenty one. -
fcsptsin Conrsds company. left nj Nscsho
by sigel. was surrounded by about fifteen
hundred Arkansas cavalry and given ten
minutes 20 surrender Gen. Price demanded
that thew be delivered TO the Missouri troops
10 be shot which the Arkansas officers refus
Ell. Their arms AMI effects were then taken
from them and the oath administered. and
thfv vefe marched oui Of town under an ~
cort OF Arkansas troop~. and reached Spring
field on Thursday
From eight 10 ten thousand Missouri and
Arkansss troops are concentrated nj Neo-
sho
The rebels reports their los ia battle sifh
Sigsl st eve hundred
The country around Spin field issvsrU
Ing ~ith mounted Hons Gurrds
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
New from Fort Pickens-An-r the
PSisateer SnRter.

Ns~ Yosk. jais IS --fh>s cAhawha ar
risel fAis morning from Fort. Pickens on the
|. 9Th, via ksy West % the ssh. She broashi
css Barney Compsns 81 Light ARTILLERY
The health Of fAe tr,ooys ia Fsckens AMI ou
Ssnt< Ros Island as eDo>t-
The Niagara and Crusader csre sl.o a.
K~s we~s. - ~sii IN l4sr-uis Il the privssees
>amlsr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

~ IL will be gratifying u all friends of
the Union anil decene, to learn that the mo-
toTious traitor Clark Of Missouri. Who nitro.
iaeed the subject of Helper INTO Congress.
and who ~as recently IN arm. At BoonslIe.
against the Cos eminent. has been expelled
from congrs-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

NV Nosx. July l5-The Hsrsh's v ssh
inxton iespstch ssvs the LET Massachusetts,
Phi Michigan Asd l2sh Nes York Regiments
~ill form = Brigade under Col. Richardson
Of Michigan. and ~ili form part Of General
Tyiers disi~isn ssi I'll p<oeabis town tie
right wing Of the sdssacing eolann
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Martial Law--Batteries from Pick
ems
WAsHIseros. July lit appears from
official date that three several order relative
to the declaration of martial law has been
issued by the Administration, frat on the
9th of April, this was modified on the I'd OF
july The third case was under proclama
ton of tho President and made NATAL law
operate in Florsds over KEY West. Torsugas
and Santa Rosa.
Capt. Brewers battery arris CT here al seven
A. NJ Yesterday. direct from Pickens The
battery consists Of four twelve Founders and
eighty four men. Another battery follows
the above 90
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Interesting from Gen. Pattersen's
DivisiOn-Thc Re bells ask time 20
Determ me whether TO Fight or
Run-A Prompt Reply-The Rsb.
els Kun.
SPECIAL 10 ruE COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoRK. July l5.--A private letter
from a member of the 18th New York Reg
iment. dated Martinsburg. llth. SAYS that the
regiments were under marching orders. and
expected to leave that evening. AZ all the
tents had been struck There are thirty six
thousand men in the vicinity. encampsd in
sight OF each other. The 18th have the right
OF the line given them. W
A flag of truce came TO camp on the 10Th,
with request from the rebels for All arms
tice of ten days. to make up THEN minds
whether to fight or retreat!
The enemy has since retrested fifteen
miles towards Richmond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Fsrshsr from Western virgiuia--t:en.
t.sraeu kitsed-Rebeis Completely
Routed

oksfros. Va. July IA train arrived
here this morning bsnging the body Of 0en,
osrneft. late commander OF the rebel forre.
- ~esisfn Nirginis. The rebels were par
ne" 'run Laurel Hill by Gen. Morris com.
mand. consisting Of the lsth Ohio aud 7th
and ssh Indiana Regiments. At carrick'.
ford. eight miles south OF tho town Of :,
George. Gen. Garnett attempted To rail-,
his forces. when sharp skirmish ensued. In
which Garneit wss killsi. anal twenty Of h,s
men left dead on the ground. besides many
bodies being carried OF The rebels were
completely routed and scattered in all direc
tious- Forty loaded wagons aud all their
horses and camp eqnippage fell into our
hands. Garnelt'- remains wil bee embalmed
and placed At the disposal OF hi iriend.-
tre men we're killed ami tws morsally
soansiei Of the Ohio 18th
No other loss on our side onf troops
took more prisoners than thes could taxa
care of ~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Csaere..0au Nay se~sssB ned Zen "a
- se IA na-Ceufsdence 81 the
Wesels-sonsisea alton Proposed.


buftWoks. Jaly ls--Hon Hcufy Nav
returned from Rschm >s,l~lsst n,zir. ssck.-
tie ssvs tho eanAdeece of the Ssa,hernerS in
their ahlifs - triumph over thr.Norfh : un
doah.et Tie kschuond papers sds ecsse
the csnh-csfion 81 the the property 81 North
ga farmers N fsrfzA ocaaiy. who are lend
INK All 81 the Union troors.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Csss<ssr. 7. july ia lcssructise
ire. this morning. consumed almost the en-
TIRE haSiaes< portion Of the ots comprising
twelve stores. three dwellings,. church, no
tel and carriage mandatory Loss IN
known- Generally insured
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
The sumser Prize. Released.

OF the Brig Albers Adams. dated Cienfaegos,
evening 81 the 9Th. states that the Captain
General released all the Sumter prises. and
they would sail next morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

QvAcS Sosruss--Ths majority Of hair washes.
hair dyes. hair ions hair ole the numhsrles. prsps
rstioos which before The public gsd~s sao<
eKtravagans. hyrerlolioe and fantastic title. a. w.
So paradcd In show -sindow cords and ne~spsps.
heading. a. hair psspsrat'onS. are all hu,nauss
ID. first water; he.r real merit ~Lsn they pos-,v,
any. IL. thai shsy "a ~ harm Hogs lard. -f.is
al lard ci sweet al seenied aud oeIor~s max. IN
Wien ia beautiful wrappers. and white I'm, glad
bostes, the octliest character of t.usc- sad Wien
Ibls costly, arr tapused With some ri syllable term
and caught At by verd-nt yosn< old q hoth sea.
% Such Is not the character II Prod wovf's MAR
Restorative. This gentleman before the ~osla
without any high f.lutin' Nlorhlosossum, OF aus
other astounding and startling catch penny term h,
siIaply sdvsrtisss a Hair Restorsuv.--whst n e.
presses, precis.iyaDd a a Restorative 1: acts 10,
irof. Woods Hair Restorative. aud you value yss
scalp. aye, your very brsins apply nothing Else foe
t may be that YOU you will get worse substance
than perfan,ed lard oil cn ycur Uranium. Remcrlbsr
wocis Restorative for the hair l. the be-t srtseie es
iant tin5d~iG
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

AlsAsr. y. Y. July l5-Mr. Van Buren,
Lac expressed the opinion thai the var ought
20 b vigorously prosecuted until the fall su-
thority Of the Government Il rsiHststed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

The Il these Pills ADD TO OCH VITALITY
tbs enabling us 10 resist The ACTION OF pfsEAsE
The way In which cure Is effected may be Inter.
eating 10 professional men, yet Il Is Of any sort Il
consequence 10 a man woman In search Of health
TuEf WAIT 10 KNOW
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
NOT now NJ crxfs.
COSTIVESESS AND DIZZINESS CURED.
Ns~-rcsx. April s, 1880
ps- b. BxsSpsrs-DsAr SIR In the spring IL lsss
had the the misfortune bresk my thigh IN osass-
quenos Of which my ooostitutsn hscane greatly de-
btssed. ana suffered with great oostiv~oe.s, attend
I'd with dizsine and pain In the head and sp
and oppression az the heart was attended by s~v-
ers physicians q this city fos Tires years without
obtaining relief and had aespsired % cure I'll nnsl-
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restored my health. consider them the best u>di.
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Yours truly
JANIS MURPHY, $50 West sussx
Price IS cents per boz
Sold by J. r. cuussaAn. Terrs-Haais, and By al
respectable dealers In medicine fmsvlsdvim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

isA great erfsf 10 saPpo~ias the riis< saly 30
cal disease. ointmsnls I4nllasnss are uselsss
wards crs. rxxrviAs sssrr removes The osass.
by promising dise~iion and preventing cs<-issss..
th~seey noarishins The BODY tArossh the blood
bosros. sept =. lass
for more than thlFs, YEAR, have ss6~r~d grsssi,
IRON Dyspepsia and Files. Have tried varloas med
oiaes ~ithou. benefit. In January. b~san With the
fssrsiks sszrr, and BY the q three bossi.< 4
am perfectly cured a both DYSPEPSIA and Ples N,
general health Is now sll I can des.re u.
hayl5dws~ MILLION DAgSFTT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
ANOTHER VOICE ron TiIRuNIoN
Speaking At Sanfords Station.

tnsRIs. T.. HossoED. Esq.. 4 r. CE.~1.
k-l aud Col. kb~ ARps. will ad.ire-- the
people Il Fasette Township AMI sicinlt, Al
SANFORD station. on th- present state ol The
country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

~ most genial AMI fructifsing rain
fell yesteria, morning N this sicinifs Il
has eseerei the fxner. and done great good
10 The growing crops
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
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CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I
Prepared from a preseription Of Sr J. Clarke.
ND Physician Extraordinary 10 fhe Qsesn
This invaluable meiicns Il unfaing IA Tie cure ~
all tho-e painful and dangerous diseases T. ~hicl the
female Constitution Is subject II noasrsiss ali ca
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TO MARRIED. LADIES
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bring ca the n.onthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price enc dollar. hears ths Govern
men' stamp d Great Rriuain. 10 ptevcrs ossn,.r
fits
CAUTION.
p~-s PA should sof D. sakez. " r~snsfs. d~~.,.
ns FIRST THREE MONTHS cr Pregnancy.
f1ey are 20 bring on kss~arr.aes, Sas 81 gag
cher fssss hey are safe.
In all u Nervous and spinal Affections. p.iu
In the Back and Lmhs. Fatigue on slight s..rtios.
Pslptsuon q The Heart, Hy-serie- and wh,ss.,
these Pills will Affect cure ~hen all oshss mean
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Pull directions IN the pamphlet around each pse<-
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S.B.-sl.oo and postage stamps sncics-d 10 any
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Another Wiseoasih Res ims.s Gois 8
East

CHICAGO, July l5.-The sth Wisconsin
Regiment passed through this city at three
o'clocg this afternoon. and were enthusiast
cslly received By large crowd on their line
OF march through the city. 20 the Michigan
southern Depot. by which route the they
leave this evening ioi the East.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
River at Pit,sburs.

flrr-SrRc. July l5-River three feel nine
clear and c0ol
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
On Saturday next. at 10 o clock AN

Lei all ~ho love the glorious old tag attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
Noon Dispatches.

Prevtaaassem 81 sssv. Iesehsr.-
Raising mn Army An Dixss--Juase
weassa's >aeees.sr--nesels OF
Wessern virginia ssking Peace
Dsspessste. al Rebel Prissnsrs--
spies Arrest~a--A as lei Ofsseer
Abe"s 's Tender Three negi.
ms"ss an Gsssr.mens--s.
at New York.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

NEw YosK. July. i3--Ths saxonia has
arrived. from Southampton on the 4th. briss
ing three DAYS later sdvicos She brings
tiOs 900 in specie.
ThskBohemian arrived out % the 81
The great fire In London vas still burning
The Patterson family case has been decl,
dsd. The appeal was dismissed and the ART
Judgment confirmed
Two bourbon Committees have been dis
covered. al Naples. and i've lalIsirsd sn,lsksis
sezed.
plot 10 assasslnate Garibaldi had been
discovered
Royal Rescupt had been sent 10 the
Hungarian Diet. m which he Address sss
stigmatized as disloyal aud hostile To the
rights Of the Crown The Diet was requested
~ alter the form and contents OF the Ad-
dre.- The Diet will bs dissolved II "a 70
fuses
Rates of Exchange are falling
llNEaroou, -Bvsdstufs are stead, The
weather VAS favorable fos the crops iatl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Mail To Fast Tennessee fairfaa
Court House not Oeeupied'ty indi-
ANA Troops
WASHINGTON, July i5.-The Postofiice
Department has ordered mail matter for
East Tennessee 10 en- 70 the Cincinnati lis
tributing Office.
The result of inquiries Ia military guar.
ters, this morning is that Fairfax Court
Mouse Il not occupied by tae Federal troops
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16
~Reduoed by Dyspepsia To a mere
Skeleton"

eooeeo o) Dbepepsfa 10 mere
Skeleton"
CukED ~ "BxkILAvK's HOLLAND BsrTsns"
Mr.. A. Essehstt. trader probably ~ well known
as any man in Western Pennsylsanis. states as foi
lows; Il met with farmer la Armstrong oouuty
~bO was reduced by Dy-p-p-l. 10 mere sheie.so.
persuaded him TO by bottie Of Borhsve's Holland
Bi,iers. believing IL would cure him. Meeting him
some months stsr. what my sssoa.shusnt al
hnding him hale. hearty man. he tod me he 100
weighed two hundred pounds. and that tAis wo<s.r-
full change had been produced 10y Brrhsve's Rosi.aA
ktiers 10 which he attributed eiy h.s rs-sa<suoa'
msyiSdwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Active Operations IN Missoari-TLe
Rebels Harris and Green in eiose
Quarters - Another TRAITOR Ar
rested.
JEFFERSON c1r, Jaly ls.-col. AcNsii's
command crossed into Galloway county this
afternoon.
Col smiths Missouri Zouaves and bat
TALON of Col. Boernstsin's Regiment, under
Lieut. Col Sehaefer, are Also approaching
the same county aud the sth Missouri Regi
ment. under Lieut. Col. Hammer, will enter
in from Herman.
Simultaneous with these NOV ements the
Illinois troops. under Coils Smith aud Palm
en- all approach from the east. thus com
plstely surrounding the rebel forces under
Harris and Green. At the same time scat
tering parties are marching through the
country. on this side of the river. 10 clear
this section of armed bands. and prevent
communications with tho rebels
All is quiet here
The home guards throughout this vicinity
are active and vigilai.t and no apprehensons
are felt with referencc TO the assembling OF
the State Convention On Monday next.
r. j. Donneliy. connec ted with the Quar-
masters Department of Jackson's army. re.
turned here to-day. and has been arrested
he is implicated in the t burning of the
Usage bridge
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Letter from Minister Harvey
Expectations. s>
NV foRK. July ia special dispatch
TO the Post saws Minister Harvey writes from
Paris, on the 2ist ~ June. that the rebels
look for decisive movement abroad. IN
their favor. within sixty days.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-16

Death of Hon. Nathan Appleioa.
Bcsros. july "a Hon Nathan Appleton
lied Yesterday
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-22
LATEST WAR NEWS.
FROM MISSOURI.
SPRINGFIELD, Nh. Nov.

SPRINGFIELD, M1., Nov. 10.
Since the departure OF Gen. Hunters, Pope's
and Sturgis' divisions OF the army, on Saturday
last, for ST. Louis, via Warsaw, nothing OF inter
est has transpired here.
Generals Sigel's and Asbpih's divisions have
returned from their position sonth of here,
which was merely feint to protect our with
drawal, and will march for ST. Louis via RolIa
IN a day or two. Springfield will be entirely
evacuated, and large numbers OF the Union
men OF the city ard surrounding country have
left and will continue 10 leave with the army,
not being willing 10 risk their lives in the hands
OF the rebels.
Sterling Price began TO move with his army,
q, 600 men and twenty-five pieces OF artillery,
on Saturday morning, towards Pinevll!e, Nc
Donald county, ~ :he extremr soath western
corner of the state.
Ben. McCuiioch broke Up his camp on Friday
night, and The next day his army was marching
toward PerryviIie, Carroll county, Arkansas,
a man recently prisoner in rebel camp,
says that Price drsigns to 60 INTO winter quar-
teTs at Cross Hollow, Washington county, Ar
kansas-tbat all his rebels who wish 10 go home
have already returned, and that those now with
him intend to fight outside Of Missouri.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-22
FROM GEN. STONES COMMAND.

A letter dated to-day al the camp at Muddy
Branch, says that the rebel pickets have been
visible for several nights past opposite tho track
lying between the Seneca and Muddy Branch,
but The rebels are not TO be seen during the day.
II Is believed that there are NJ strong bodies
nearer than Leesburg.
Every thing was quiet along Gen. Stones
command yesterday and last night The river
Pickets of the two contending armies have ap-
parently abated the bitter feeling aroused by
the Balls Bluff affair, and hold agreeable con-
versatIon with one another across :he river. No
leaden compliments have been exchanged for
some time past.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-22
who Is the Next Governor =?

Ferguson aad Harvey Neck and .Neck!-De-
mocrotsc Gain in One Year T,centy thousand.
Returns from counties containing four-ffths
of the entire vote OF the State of Wisconsin,
leave the result of The election yet in doubt as
to all the candidates upon the general ticket.
A careful estimate of the vote OF twenty-sx
counties as exhibited in our table this morning,
give Ferguson, Democrat, for Governor, ma
iority over Harvey Of more than 500. In the
same counties two years ago, RandaIl's majority
was 2, 2,149-making democratic gain thus lar
OF between 1900 and 2,700. In The remain
ing counties, Randall received majority of less
than | 300. Should the returns from the BAL
ance of the State continue of the same charac-
ter as those already received, nothing but the
official canvass will definitely decide the ques-
ton. We are still OF the opinion that the De-
mocratic candidates for Lieutenant Governor,
Bank Comptroller, and State Prison Commits
sioner, are elected by small majorities, and that
the Democrats will have small majority In the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-22
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov. IS.
Senator Gwin, Calhoun Benham and J. Brent.
who were arrested by Gen. Sumner, have been
released on parole not to leave the country with
out permission OF the Government.
The ships Lydia and John ColteIe we're seiz-
ed to-day as rebel property.
The steamship Edinburg brought a small
quantity of arms, and her manifest shows an
immense quantity Of blankets and army cloth
ing.
A letter from Hilton Head, of the llth,
states that the entire Fresnel lightning aP7ara-
tus, formerly used in The Hunting Island and
Martins Industry lighthouses, was discovered
in excellent condition in the arsenal at Beaufort.
They were taken aboard the Wabash, and will
be placed in Their old positions.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-11-22
Public Entertainment 10 Judge KimmeIl.

The members OF the Bedford Bar and some Of
the numerous personal friends Of Judge Kim-
nell, deemlng il proper that the occasion of his
retirement from the Bench, should be made an
opportunity for expressing their appreciation Of
ais merits as a judge and his qualities as a man,
invited HIS Honor to public entertainment.
The invitation having been accepted BY Judge
Klmme!l, the entertainment came of at ihe Bed
toTd Hotel, on Wednesday evening, Nov Goth.
The cloth having been removed, on motion,
Hon. Alex. King was chosen Chairman and
Col. W. Tate acted as Secretary Maj s. II.
Tate then arose and stated that il was deemed
appropriate that resolutions expressive OF the es-
TEEN IN which fudge Kimmell was held bv those
assembled should be passed by the meeting.
The following were then presented by B. F.
Meyers and UNANIMOUSLY adopted;
ResoIved, That in the retirement from the
bench, Of bis Honor, Judge Kimmell, the Ju-
dietary OF our Commonwealth loses brilliant
ornament and our judicial district, an upright
capable and worthy Judge.
Re5oired, That during the past Ten years,
Judge KImmeIl has discharged the artuous and
responsible duties Of his Office, not only with
great credit to himself, but with strict fidelity
TO the legal rights and the common good Of the
people Of our county
ResOired, That whilst we part regretfully
with Judge KimmelI as the presiding officer OF
our Courts, we bid him farewell with the hope
that in his retirement from the Bench hls life
ray be as peaceful and happy as his administra-
ton OF his Office has been just and honorable.
Speeches were made BY Messrs Mower, King,
Russell, Forward, SPang, Hall, Palmer, and
Col. Tate, approving the resolutions.
On motion, Resolved, that the proceedings
be published in the county papers, and that
the press Of the district be respectfully rpques-
ted to copy them.
ALEX. KING,
J. w. TATE, Pres't.
Sec'y.