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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

ST. Louls. Aug. 25.-David II. Caldwell,
indicted ior treason by the Grand Jury Of
the last term of the United States Circuit
Court, vas taken prisoner on THURSDAY Last
in Lewis county. by Col Woodyart's Home
Guards. while at the head Of hundred
armed men lie Was turned over by the mil
itsry authorities into the hands or the United
States Msrshsi on Saturday and lodged IN
iail
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Ninsh.ll A

NIIrr.kr Goops.-Messrs. Minshsll a
Paddock. have just received hne sssort-
msai Of military gooh. and fine fancy cas-
sinners. al OF which shsy are prepared 20
make up 10 ersier. on short notice and At
reasonable prices. Give them call
Aug 20. DIFF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

forsp.-A deei for one hundred snd
twenty acres ofiand IN Laporte county. Ind.
from ". + Dunlap and wife, 10 Aonro
Norton. The owner can obtain the same by
calling at this Office aud paving for this al
vertisement. DIT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

EE- Richard W Thompson. Jr hss ie
csirsd the appointment Of Commissiry OF
Subsistence with the rank OF Captain. We
congratulate our youag friend and fellow
rownsman on his good fortune
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

EThe Yong LADY who sent Us. on satur-
DAY. bA.ket full Of delicious Grapes. viii
please aeceps our thank They were nag
nifcenf IN size. and OF luscious flavor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

JsyFrnso~ Csr1. Aug. 24.--Georee X.
Smith. OF feiiis couEty. hs- been appointed
Adjutant Geasr.l of the State. and John
How Police Commissioners for 81 Louis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

- We are under many obligations 70
Mr. Kellogg BAnd for an enchanting serc-
made on Friday night. or rather Saturday
morning This band make excellent music.
10Th vocal and instrumental
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

1--WE hsd designed and promised TO
give, this morning. letter from our valued
correspondent j. 7 r." from Cheat Noun
tain. bu, having received two Of later dates
from him and several from Others. ~e prefer
10 give thoss of latest dates Wewill pub
iish J T. P's o-morro~. Our pace viii not
allow us TO publish all We have received in
one issas
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

DkIpsrroRr CT. August s5--in cleaning
out the Office Of the Farmer la; night. msi
bag was found filled with letters etc. for se-
res=ionists in Alabama and Georgia. some Of
them exposing treason OF home politicians.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

C.xpKS. MK.. Aag 34-These wass great
meeting in this CITY yesterday in favor Of vig
orons prosecution Of the var. About s.'so
rersons we're IN attendance tirc.-t sn:hu
si,stn prevailed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
STOPPING A PAPER

BsseoY, Mr., Aug 25.-The Extra Ban
gor Democrat. secession paper, deposited in
the Poet Office here. have been stopped bv
the Post Master. who has notified the De
partment. The Democrat Vas suppressed
week ago.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Bosrox. Aug. ssth--The Government has
purchased the banks. VIM Guniers0n and
Eshen Allen. for blcekadins purposes. at a
cost Of s. 900 dollars
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

nfuS ~sI, A< received - =. v. Nin.ssA 81 re-
,airsn< Ne Scsc~l Hrn~< Ss1th hsrkes strs>l.
sp><6>s<.crs & he work - es csn~ San = sat a.
nlnahsn q Ps1aosk's s<ors. SAno. 7, III
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Mn,or Barrett 10 take the Oath al Al
iegiance--Rebeis Captured--Sena.
tor Johnson Will Go Home Well
Attended-Gea. Banes Not ut Win
rhester.
srEclAL 90 rnt ooANmcIAl.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i-The Attorney
General has declared that Mayor Berritt must
take the oath of allegiance. Thi- will put
his contumacy 20 the test.
Two OF three sccessionists were captured
Yesterday ON the Leesburg road.
Senator johnson expects to head an army
when he returns 10 Tennessee. The admin
istration will do IT, utmost to sustain the
Union cause In that State.
The rumor that Gen. Banks had entered
Winchester is false he i not In Virginia.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

DECEIVED THIS b,y RY ExrREss FROM y. 7
IL a. itvoace az
Nss-r. CnilrRkSis HATS. RIBBOSs.&C.
Al-sth New style summer
ZILLEAU PATTERN BONNET
TIE Ne pfa< rit-.f Airy. chs<s. and Elegant
MRS. WALTER.
tn Ma. sw<<s. h~<~~~s rfnh srs sra
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

NV YoKx. Aug - There we're ~
applications yesterday at the Sub Treasury
foF the new national loan. IN sum. Of - n
5000
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
The Ogieshorpc Regiment ns Wa.

A letter from savannah -ays the Ogle-
thorpe Regiment. of Georgia. lost 81 men
at the battle OF Manassas.
The Brooklyn Eagle has abandoned the
cause ef secession
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

wrrxi~crox. Dri. Aug. 2t.-An excited
crowd : gathered around the Gazette Office,
in consequence OF the unjust structures on
the lst Delaware regiment and the general
tone against the Government The Mayor
i addressing the crowd with but little effect
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

NOTICE -All persons indebted
~ t. The Undersigned ~iii please settle -igh
Hessrs Hs<k a Pfsrs- a. eoou = possible.
sy17csiv THOMAS VI NELSON
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
TERM az ENLISTMENT,
: =
SOAP.

DIR OFES : II g. \ X ID y T.
is OUT or TOWN
Brr TIER. are few cakes 81 hss highly cole.
DRAFTED soap. len 81 Bartleu's, which are warranted
% be an sscellsnt article Zoe shaving and The toilet
tare fcr chaps the fsrc hands, snf for the
teeth a - unsurpassed II IL w~rsnteed also, 10 re-
paint and greece from voolien. si. linen, mus
IN. with fast coie-s. and white spots honi al tnas
q furniture.
- Call Rarsiest. vho IL sole seent-.And secure
cake before n - all rone lspt1a. -<d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Ths advertiser, having beeu RESTORED o. health ~
few weeks by very simple remedy sner having saf-
fsred several YEAR, with lung section. sua
that dread disease, Cona.mproi,is anxious h mals
known 70 his fe'iow- sur.'ress the means - cur.
To thc.e whe ~ish 70 Try n. be viii send a 81, q
The pre~crpioa use free q cafgs) -fth The dire.
tiosas for preparing AMI using tho SaAe ~hch i,s,
viii End Ture cure CT Consumption. Asthma, Bron
chius. &e. The ouly Object IL tho advertiser \ IN
sending the Prescription 70 hsn-hg tho rrficied ana
spread Information Which b. cmicrire n 10 lnsslu.
bic. and be hop es-fy -nner1 VII ny Ia rrsn~.is
- y ocsas thsn n~hnF. 40 fnay prove hles-ng :
Parties wishing The prescription viii r:ea-s asiss..
RYs. FDw ARD A. WILSON.
williamsburg.
s>riod~i~ Ein. County, ny
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

- w ""'i" cal tne P@ftiCW'T AtefHuH 9 ~
cry reader 70 the advertisements q Nell an
Strengthening Cordial and volcanic 90 iAninen.
They to- s~ii known In this community q
Quirc recommendation But there many 81
readers who sufering ffon dersngesnen, Il the
digestive organs. without he slightest ides u n
real cause. giving rice y symptoms such - despoa
dene,. nsrvsas unpleasant feelins incoeison. lsoi
q ncrgy. making exslenee burden. To ell shs
may b. Afflicted try this Cordial. Il viii give irrs
tiate relief To all who may be Afflicted with sores
faias Of -ay kind. Try The Imminent. she the
verslsemsnf IN anc,her column. lagv2ilw-I-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

GHERlFFs SALE.---By Write Of
- rider q salc i-ssri from inc vlro Circuit
Court, - ne directsd and delivered. IN fa~or "
- =. Sksrenrof ani a9ainsf Robert 4. Eire Iaavs
iesir. a. ihr fiiozfnE dr-crd r,l estate situate
- NiEo csurfy Indiana. fc--it- IT, r1et half -
Of tic north wet quarter II - ts,e north cat
~ section twenty -ssver q township thirteen nj
rsnee eight IL ~e-;. containing t~en', leei srrrs
and Of
SATURDAY, srcrST1{. iecl.
Within iIc legal hours of aid dav a the Cc-t Ho,
door rerre Hzrte viii oficT IT, sci.:s sn l,rfs
n the 40 Owe described Real Estate. iocfllrr with FL
thco -.v1l and sppurtensnccs tbe eio-e
ing, for term pot exceeding ys-r hsh-
.~tbiddcr IN cash. and upon fsilrre - rcslize
mfsciest % sstisly ssi order q" ssle sni osts all
sher s-f thrrs o'fr he sIrsi,lr g. -f --ff Peal
f~-at~. - the hiEl-s biidcr g. ~s-h. s-fv tie
sslnr.
This 9Th tsy 1T July, ISL
skNCFl. cs1NSsa sheriff
5uiys7Sitw5~ pr fss eA5o
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

n ss great error IN suppos.ns The Pile os,l, Ia
cal tisesss. otntnenss I1nirnsn,s useless. %
wards crU. rrnrvia> ssncr removes the c.u-e.
BY prvusoing disessicn ant preventing oostivene...
thereby nosrsshlag the hcls ,hroagh Tie blood
Hoscs. Sert. s. isss.
Per more fhsn thirty y>sr~, have Suffered Trrscy
from Dysp<psis AMI Plles- Have tired vArioos ned
cfnes vftkoui benefit In January. began With Tie
PxsrvIAs sxrr, and ~ the uss 81 three bottle.
am perfectly cured Of both dyspepsia and rir~- NJ
general health IL all car desire "a.
xaylsd~xw MILTON DAGSFTT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Federal Troops IN Western Virginia
Scouting on the Potonac-Deciar-
alton Of senator Johnsoa-A Loyal
virginian-Mayor Barrett Expelled
by the Police Board.


WASHINGTON. Aug 24th.--i, il stated. on
good authority, that the Federal force in
Western Virginia. Is sufficient to sustain the
policy of the Government in that quarter.
A detachment of Federal cavalry and in
fantry. Yesterday, explored the road towards
Leesburg. Va, for distance of = .milos
and captured two or three secessionists
Senator Johnson declares that he will not
return TO Tennessee unless he accompanies
Union army
). s. Williams. who has just been appoint
cd Paymaster in the Army, Is Virginian by
BIRTH and was RECENTLY thrown into Jail at
Richmond. by order Of Gov Letcher. on &C.
count Of his Union sentiments.
SECOND pisrsTcu.
A. meeting of the Police Board. held last
night. Mayor Berrctt was expelled by unan
L.. r-la..a ILL. tho Ill
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

rIsHEY ARE rHT rEsr N USK FOR CLEANING
\ Al savtnS ths xrsin. fsss thrsshirs. ant durs-
ot.iky Th1ir >eprsfors toak The Il
tAe Wsvn> Sounty Pair i<ss Pail Their Horsr rc--
go ths hSkiest drea q eny rranafact1red, sst
shrir fcftseie kn<tre< sre ua~orpassec-
Fer sale ~ WOLF GO.
snx>t&w Terre Hsais. tnt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

So Sufferers frs-n seFofalous s'eciiens. eiesn ~
Why wear ycur rmpies. Biosches, Ulcers. Socess-
why have the lie twisted out q you by Dgpepss
Rheumatism aud Gouti Why suffer Syphilis snc
eercuriai diseases 70 ros the boDe- IN your body,
the nesh on your bonesi Why let your sluggish
blood drag and scatter ts dissemprrs tAoreugh yous
Veins Arrk's Corr Ex'r o. ssrsspsrills cures
these complaints. and clesnses them q he ~
ten. Zee Il faithfully and you bring 70 society
beslthisr sssrlier. and far more acceptable meus-
ber.--l Dcmocrsr. Bs-rmors. Nd. iuag2iwiw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22
NEW YoRA mAaRRF-Nov. 81


BLOUR-Markst declined g. par bbl viii q mod.
s,ate ba,i t.s igr elpers ana home e0Baumpi ion
sales lrs bbis a. S.9Sess 4s for rejected; g so
$50 Tor supsrnns STATE Sb,60Ss70 Tor extra satoi
sst's,so f9r supsrnne ~ostsfa; $50 - % Tor e2-
gng brands extra round hoop Ohio; ts'u58s,79 for
GxHxD1 FLOUR-MarEst shade Iovor With
ssles 90 IBIS Sf ss,l,ASso F-S ruBsransi S5,SS
aYE .FLUUa-MsTEet quiet and steady At
OOItE IRAI.-Msrkst steady. sslss 100 bbla
WBlakY-Markst without decided ehanse.-
Sales 90 bbls ~ 1OHe.
low = With r-ther m"Ie doing for xport at the de-
ellno. Bslea p 90 bush Uhtcsg0 spring st FltZ20
i,soi A3 hush hqrihweetesn elu9 ti,l3 . W me
9 239l =; Is on bush Milwaukee elut Al Site p;
a6s ou aLhb Toes at u SCI 2 ls' % bushels
sly3I9l 3S; ESQ bash tlan d. loo 81 q loco
ba' snlts IL lana = 81 81 81 3si ls,fo0 us httv
y his st q e >lf7i sod 500 Dai W. &c nj higAn
&G1-MArkst Qul.t Sales 500 bush ct s7e
dARLRY-Ma,kat quls, aud hrm sales 6gOi
bus lanada East ~ 15c; 400 b,s 90 state o. llc
CORR-harket without decided change With only
mod. demnd ir export and hume cUhsuu ption safes
0O0 bOsh 81 ierSzc fUr damaRsd mixed western;
65 Se for good 10 prime shipping Do 09e toF south
OATs-Modrra,e request; sales at G36sgss for Can
adai ~ g50s Tor JeIsey, Se-isFn and state
eDstk-MArket wlth Ut Important enDge. SALES
80 bbls at Si7 s09lsoO Tor messi es,7ags,O Tor
prime
HRRF-Market quiet end unchanged. Sales 200
bbll at S4OOt50 for country prime; t5Joe5 20 Tor
ooHutry ness s1l 00al200 for rspacksd ness $3.50
50 for extra mess
RkImF UH-~ HEEE-harkot - dail ana
nominal az slaal9,50.
REEF t1Alft- In active demand Gad prices
little easier; sales 90 bbls 81 Slll1l5 g.
ODF MkAEs-ssilns Il 4Nes4Ne iof ah9uiaotsi
BSU0N-il good demand chiefly or future de-
~ sSsED aOGs-In active demand and hru
st 4NQse.
Saiss 10 bbIS sf sl[S1gHc, the latter IN extreme
sUFFKR- Market armsr ct l0slio lor ohio and
i'g '0gasiiFIRSlsR@siarkst ~ n iRs-.isik arm st sa7go.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22
FRO1T v;TeaorRT

sT. LoUIs, Nov. a..
Gen. Hoileck has Issued orders shat n coa-
sequence Of the important information re-
spectinR the numbers and condition OF our
forces being conveyed 10 the enemy By fuqi-
dVs slaves no such persons shall Be hereafter
permitted 10 enter the lines Of any camp or
any forces on the march, and any now with
In such lines shall be lnmediatsly excluded
tuersfrom. The General also calls particu.
lar attention Of ell officers Commanding Poas
or troops in the Geld, 70 the importance Of
preventing unauthorized persons Of every
description from entering or leaving our
lines, aud Of observing the greatest precau-
ton IN the employment Of agents or clerks
n confidential positions. The General also
directs all stag officers Of this Department,
whose stat duties have ceased under the re-
cent special orders from Washington, bat
who sill hold commissions In the regular
army, or volunteers mustered into the service
Of the United States, 70 inulsdiatsly report In
person, il in St. Louis, or by letter, Il else
where, 70 these headquarters.
The latest accounts irom Prieeplacs him in
Barry county, making preparations 10 ad-
vance 70 Springfield
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22
THE CITY.

NEEsPAPER BoKEs.-There Is no doubt but
that the members Of q gang Of juvenile
thieves make regular business of stealing
and selling newspapers, following the car
risrs upon their rounds In tAess short
days the morning papers are freqpently left
for The subscribers before light, and the
evening papers after dark, giving good op-
PoFtunily for these thieves 70 work. The
only protection is newspaper boxes such as
are put up By Mr.. Il. II. Addison he puts
them up at various prices, from half dollar
upward, furnished with a strong lock and
key, If the purchaser desires. They are all
well made and strongly putuP. Mr.. A. may
be addressed through the POst-Ohices or at 65
Marion street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22


SIKH CAvALRE.-Ths Lieutenant Colonel,
W. R. Lloyd, and Qusrtermaster C. X. Hunt,
Of the Sixth Cavalry, Camp Hutebins, War
rem, Trumbull county, have just succeeded
in securing uniforms and clothing complete,
including blankets, for their Regiment. No
better opportunity is offered the young men
Of the Reserve to enter the service Of the
Government than that afforded by the 9Th
Cavalry. More than six hundred Of the
best young men Of the Reserve are already
enrolled. Their campas Warren is provided
with, perhaps, the most comfortable quar-
ters Of any regiment now organized. Lieut.,
J. P. Holt, in Cleveland, and Lieut.. Watt
in the south part Of the county, are recruit
ing for this regiment. The regiment il
rapidly filing up. Young men desirOus o
entering "craek regiment" Ofeavalry, soor
to enter the field to participate in the fns
triumph Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
should ct once enroll with the 9th Regi
ment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22


TEE BERDAS sHARPsHooTERs.-Rs we're
lasi evening shown a target fred nt BY Eve
gentlemen interested in getting up the Ohio
Battalion for the celebrated UnRed STATES
shsrpshooters. The firing was done yes
terdsy sftsrnOon-not an over propitious
time-at distances varying from thir;y-sev-
en- 10 one hundred and twenty ro,ia. EUery
shot t90uld hare killed man. Several Of the
shots at thirty seven rods (2gO yards liter
ally tore tbe centre out Of the target. This
is the distance ct which all applicants for
admission into this corps are tested, and all
have to make tsn-shot string, which must
not measure over hfty inches. These gen
lemen made ten consecutive shots, 1.-TWO
each,) measuring but fraetaon Oper tloelUe
inches! When We consider that these men
met for the frst time yesterday, used q
strange rifle, and were out Of practice, this
must be regarded as remarkable shooting.
The following are the names Of the marks
men; Capt. NJ. P. Peirce, Deputy O. s. Mar
shsl A. N. Hsckett, G. II. sooville, Esq.,
Henry s. Camp, Esq, and F. &. Ketchum,
Esq. Mr.. Hackett resides at Ravenna, the
others, in this city. Mr. scoviue made foul
successive shots at one hundred and twenty
rods, lover one third Of a mile,) that can b
covered by the palm Of the hand.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22

AFtRE BATTERY-or If net Ere battery,
ct least battery which fireman are especi-
ally invited to join. T. c. Floyd is an old
fireman and has many friends among the
former members of Phoenix No. A. George
B. Cox also Foreman Of No. in old times,
has entered tho company, and will bring
others Of his associates with him. Those
who have run with 'the apparatus" VIII find
themselves particularly at home under
Capt. Bartlett and Lieut.. Floyd. Recruit
ing has progressed very favOrably 50 far, and
the prospect is that company Of unusually
athletic and able bodied men viii take the
field st an early day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22
FROm aIIs.nURL.

hoLLAf nov Als
Advices from the Southwest are TO the ef-
feet that Price has abandoned his position a.
Cessvills, and Is moving towards bis old
camp at Neosho. About 1900 of his army,
under Gen. Harris, were on the Kansas line,
directly west OF Carthage, with the evident
intention OF entering that State and ravsging
its southern counties. Harris force was
principally cavalry and Indians.
Gen. Lane was in that vicinity With about
8 700 infantry, and it is not improbable that
an engagement viii take place between bin
and Harris fog es,
Il is reported that there Is q camp Of 600
Cherokee Indians Ia MeGhee county, kansas
The rebel State Legislature is in session a.
Neosho, and had passed en- ordinance Of ss-
cession, united the STATE with the Southern
Oonfsderacy, and elected Gen. Rains one Of
the Senators 70 tie COniedente Congress.
Il was thought that Gen. Parsons would be
the other Sspat ?.
Il was said that Gen. Frost Of Camp jack
son notorie,y, would take command Of Gen.
Rains division Of the rebel army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22

A DEE or THIIvEs.-The police made q
descent upon the dwslleis of Canal street
yesterday, and recovered q considerable
qusntity Of goods stolen from dIy-gcOds and
other shops in the city. The parties already
arrested are evidently part Of an organized
gang who go shout to see what they msy
devOur, and are not at all particular in their
choice. John Devins, John Adams, Jesa-
phine Adams, and "seOtty," !" arsnewi in dur
snce vile, and probably others via be added
before many hours. Several pairs of new
hose, a pair Of over shoes, a quantity Of
yarn, four dress patterns, fine wool shawl,
and aqusntity Of cloth, which have been
Identified as having been sSOlen from the
Forest City Store, are ct tho Police Station.
The cloth was cut out and partially made
into psntsloOns. Thst unfortunate rogue
"scotty" wss the means of the arrest being
made, be being detected in stealing and
tracked to his hsunts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-22

UEurD sFAEzs sAHr7AsE connssiOE.-
Ws copy the following from the Democrat
Of yesterday;
UEITEp sTkTEs sAHrTART COMMISSION F0R
LOUISVILLE, KY.-Dr. Bell, OF the Sanitary
Commission, gratefully acknowledges the
receipt Of tWenty-nine boxes and two bar
rels, containing liberal supplies Of hospital
articles, from Mrs. B Rouse, President Of
she Soldiers Aid Society, st Cleveland, Ohio.
In her letter 10 Dr.. Bell, Mrs. Rouse speaks
thus beautifully and Legally: .-F
ave are very anxious 70 supply, as far as
10 our power, the needs Of our sick and
sounded mem and should the things we
send prove acceptable 70 you, we win bo glad
10 send more.
''Our society represents the efisrts Of the
loyal women Of Northern Ohio, and we are
ready and willing TO work. Only encourage
US, sir BY telling US that our supplies are
welcome, and send US word what and how
much more you need, and we will lose no
tIme in Bendihg 70 Gil your orders"
Anything you will send as in relation 10
the condition Of the hospitals in and about
Louisville will interest US very much, en-
courage Us greatly, and be Of great service
in our future work"
ThiB breai hes the very apiIit Of that Great
Teacher who spent His days and nights up
On earth in doing good. An electric chain
binds the female hearts Of Minnesota, Wis
consIn, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Ohio In
4 community Of oYalty, Of kindness, Of no.
Oility OF soul, and In all the abounding graces
that ad0rn tie female character Let sick
Dess, or suffering, or sorrow touch the loyal
soldiery IN Kentucky, and the e;ectric touch
dies from the Delaware to the head waters
of the Mississippi, and from the lakes TO the
Ohio.
In quoting these refreshing sentiments Of
fellowship with Kentucky, we accept the
opportunity as the occasion for an act Of
courtesy and justice that has been inadver-
tently omitted. We should have announced
some time ego the seasonsble and useful
visit TO hentueky Of Prof J. s. Newberry
aud DR.. ". NJ Prentice, members Of the
United States Sanitary Commission. Prof.
Newberry is already widely known through
mis- various scientific labors in the service Of
the United States, and he is now preparing
very i'm portant work for the,Governmept,
on the Culors1o river and the contiguous re-
giOn. We have seen por ion Of the work,
and It will take rank with any Of les pFede-
cessors in this department which the Gov
eminent has go largely cultivated. The
geological features of the Colorado are ably
described, aud theengrsvings do much cred
it 70 Prof EeWberry's skill and taste as
He is now devoting himself
70 the lebars Of ofsanitarY improve
ment, and his bTie' visit TO Ksntucky, alto
gether too brief for our enjoyment Of his So
ciety, has already been productive II much
good 10 the soldiers. Through his good OIL
ces the department Of Kentucky has been
placed in active coPartuership with the mu-
ni6cent supplies Of Cleveland, Ohio, and
with these means and the efforts Of the loyal
ladies Of kentucky, there shouid be largo
statement of the suiierinRs Of the soldiers in
the camps.-I otiisUl,s Journal.