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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

Nuiliganss Gorce Of Lexiagton-Pir-
ing still Going on Wednesday Even
ing-The Rebels Have no shells
Horses and Mulcs-Jen. 4. Davis "a
brsgadier t.cacrRI--Atse Reinforce
ments From the NoTih--Iexjngton
Lexington Considered safe.
JEFFERSON CfrY, Sept. a.--At hea,lluar.
tiers. Mulligans force al Lexington i sup
iz'ss-i 20 he thirty i've hundred, consistin.. . {
AL lfish regiment. Col Muliigan. nine hun
dred msn: Col. MarShall's Illinois Cavalry
six hundred men; Kansas regiment, nrIaLcr
nOi known. five hundred men: Mounted
home Guards and FIVE hundred Ini r.
Home Gasris, togsther with three 6 p
ders. one howitxer and two meflars
Federal scouts just in report th.
Lexington still going on. on Wei.
evening
The rebels are said 60 have No she'll.
shaInel or canister. nothing hai round shot
and rlags
Near three thousand Government horses
and mules are within Mullsan's eairench-
ments. requiring much care O. prey eat
stampede
sffofu To THE ~. ioVIs ptAeeIsl
JED. 4. Davis. commanding here rcceisei
his appointment as Brigadier Geoee,i 20
day
ten. Lane l. reported TO have l,rmeI a
junction with Mulligan. at Lexington. with
four Thousand men.
Reinforcements from ~. Joseph are also
reported 60 have reached that place. AMI
Lexington IS now considered safe
Price will undoubtedly be surrounded sni
cut on.
IL i Tered the rciniorcemcnts sent from
here have not yet reached Lexington. a.
heavy batteries ara planted al Claswow by
the rebels. and our troops will have 10 iisem-
bark below the town and attach them Ia the
rear
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

MosIsr>r os TEoors.-At ; O'Clock on
saturday evening. orlcrs we're received b,
Col Crnit 10 march With five companies Of
his Regiment with the least possible della,
with four days rations--two OF them COOK ed
The following companies were detailed for
the expedition:
Capt. Arms. Csps. smiths. Capt weIch'-,
Capt. Beaty's. anil Capt. Hsrvey's
At9 o'clock the column Wa put ia motion
and marched from Camp Vigo TO the general
passenger station. anil took n train Of twelve
.ars for Evansville.
n the battalion marched over the canal
bridge on Chestnut street. they presented a
line appearance. being All newly and hand
somelv Uniformed.
A vast crowd had congregaiei to zee them
of. and the BOYS seemed in fine spirit. at the
idea Of moving
The soldiers. under command ct Col.
CRUZ. assisted by Ndjutaht Ross snd Quar-
termaSter Woo, wen quickly em04rA gu
boarl the train without, the lc.-t disor,lcr.
Just a. the train VA tibet AMI the Com.
,ai.stry stores got aboard. special express
train from indianapolis arrived. bringing
arms for the troop.
few minutes after ii O'Clock the train
LETT amid the cnecrs Of the soIdicr- aud the
multitude
We heart many ramors - e. the cause OF
this susl.lca moving Of the 5lst Regiment.
hut a the or,lcf Wa rercuptory and unac
companied b. an explanation. ne aee IN
able ~ g,ee tho true cause.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
Night Dispatches.
reclamation OF Brisadi~r- Grn~r
Anderson.

Lon i~sniY, Sept 81 Tie follow m pro
clamstion IN. Just been ISSUED:
ks>rucKfAS~. Called on bv the ie.s-i.
tnrc Of Kentucky, nav native State, hereh,
assume command OF Ia, Department
coine - enforce. not to make Laws. and t."d
willing. g. protect sonF property srd four
hses The enemies of our cOuntr, have
isresi 70 invade our -eh. Kentucky = IN dan.
ger. She Ia. vanly slfisen On keen renee
18th her neighbors Our State j. nsN n,a.
de- ~ those who professel % be her friends
but - now seek 10 conquer her. No tine
son ~ .n'ucky ran longer kc<tate "a g.
he dat q. ,is state and country The in
vaderS ats AMI God Nillisg. will lie cxlell
ell The leader of the hostile forces Who
nov approaches .. ! regret % say. Ken
tackian making car on Kentucky 4nd Ken
tackisn~ Let all past differences OF opinion
H. overlooked Every one sho now rallies
= the support Of our Union and Of our State
j. friend Rally then. my countrymen, around
the hag our fathers loved snd which hs-
shielded us - long. call you e. arms for
self defence and for the protection of al that
j. dear - 6eemen Let us trus, w God and
do our dusy q. did onr father.
,Sigaed1 R0BT ANDERSON.
Bng. ten. L : A.
Gov Nagoein i.ss a,>o i~>uei his Procli.
maiion. ordering Gen Thos l. Cfiliendcn.
% execute ire purposes contemplated nv the
recen, resolutions Of the Kentucky Legisla
tare. IN reference 20 tie expulsion of the Ia
vsders. and Gen. CritieDien has ordered the
mslisiA 81 bc mustered into ser, zee forth~ i,l,
Hamilton Pop. BriEsdier General 81 the
Home Ga4f,is also calis npol, tae peeple ~
each Marl ~ Louisville. . meet this after
noon ansi organize into COMPANIES for tie
protection q tbe city
The Evening balietiss 49, .B1o IN fsn
Confederate troops wi'h fsen,y one tsece-
81 oannoa arrived a. Bo~llng Green on We'd
no>isy. takine cannon and tn stand Of
srms belonging - the Bowling Groen Home
t.osl.ls and -eus ~ cannon anil , 81 me. %
ten. koeer " Hansen. Confederate Com
rpansief az Green Ritter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

CINCINNATI. sept. 2llh.
FioVE firm and IN good dcnsai.d. but after
the news irom New York va announce,i
prices wen, up 100 &c per hhl.. With sale
OF 300 bbl-. closing AZ $4,000 1 Ia for sn
periine: Si.20o 10 ios cAita. and - f0,a
4 80 for fancy
Wnr,T higher: choice rel III - anu white
at ssc. Wan, 81 shipping faoilhic. great,
checks bushes
Co.'s frmer. and general, held ~ b.
Oar firm AZ DE. receipts light
RrF dull AZ 3763-
Barry IrnOminai
WHISKY sold 20 the extent ct 700 barlei.
At 1859. but closed huo,anf Holder ask
ing lac
No change IA pr0rssio;is anil not nucll
done, lu' holdfs remain fim "a former
prices
GROCERIES in good demand II fuli rte
sales of 300 hhds fair 10 good fair sugar N
9'4@ l014e; 400 bags good coffee AZ ~ 49,.
and $50 bbls mosasses i6G l1c. latter rfo
sailing rate.
Trxornr SIM duh :, 81 81. with i,n
limited demand
EXCHANGE dull a, ,c prem
Weather cloudy. Thermometer Ca
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
DRAFTING IN IOWA--RUMORED
SURRENDER OF MULLIGA'S FOR
CES-CAPTURE OF EIGHT Hun
DRIED RIBEiS

SURRENDER or MULLIGA'S FOR
CES-CAPTURE OF EIGHT Hun
DRIED RLBEI.S
CHICAGO. Sept. 29.-Drafting FOR the army
begins in Iowa 10 morrow. Order to that
cffec, were issued on Saturday.
A special dispatch 10 the Times. from
Quincy at O'Clock this morning, SAYS the
mail agent Oh the Hannibal 4 St Joseph
Railroad. who ARR, 81 : O'Clock ON Satur-
day night from ST. Joseph. states that Col
Nulligan and whole command At Lexington.
surrendered Oh FRIDAY morning At o'clock.
The seige continued from Monday until the
time of surrender Col. Nulligan's men
were without water all THURSDAY and Friday,
and completely exhausted They fought
gallaHtly and desperately. but were COMPEL
cd 10 WELD 70 vsstly superior NUMBER The
Union loss IN killed l. said 10 be from eight
90 niue hundred. while that Of the rebels j.
between three AID toar thousand with q
proportionatr number wounded The report
of the hattie j. confirmed by passengers on the
same train The news Na- brought by stage
10 Hamilton which j. the nearest pain; al
the Railroad 20 Lexington. bein. di-tul
fort, miles. of the fact Of the salrcndc.
there can be no doub;.
The Ri Iowa regiment 81 volontcets. GA
the way 10 lexington H. reinforce AalheaH.
date not given. -nddcnly aud UNEXPECTEDLY
camc upon a hod, ni {, U'm rebels Al Blue
Mills. No. where battle commenced and
continued ALI hour and a half
The low. regiment va about 60 retire.
when the rebels rctrcaied and crossed the
river Just IN time "a tall into the hands of
Lanes brigade 1000 strong. Who were also
marching 60 reinforce Mulligau.
a
500. and killed .sm 81 them. The rthc.s
hea and rc crossed the river when the lov
Regiment started IN pursuit.
In the first encounter. the lows TROOPS le>i
10 killed and 30 Nounde,
Ten 20 twelve rebel prisoner ~erc brought
- Quincy from ~. Joseph GA Saturday 49,
Two oiherS of whom known - has. been
concerned In bumiag the Platte 50 e. htsee
\ special d,Siaich la the I1sbunc iront
Head qnsIles AZ ~ l.oais. the evening. -tt.
The surrender OF Mallgan =. nei hsiie. ..l
/ there. bat that reinioTcemcnts were n-iin.
I toward him from four different direction
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

Tn UNIoS PicKTT GrARD We lnse ~
~ the ist No Of 4 little sheet sporting
hSaboye title. published NJ Padueah. Ken
tuesy ireqsen,ly IL not oi,ener At the late
eztablis mcat OF the deluart P.siacsh Herald
by solders Of the 9Th Illinois Volunteers
AMI Chicago Light Artillery. Go. \
Iti- 4 -picy little sheet and viii serve 10
an,nse the soldiers in camp anl serve a. q
medium Of communication ~ilh irieHds at
home
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

otr AersLLaRy.-Iieut " rabbi, OF
caga Rahb's battery = in the cits. sav the
indianapolis Jonrssi. for tho purpose ORE
cruiilnk hsa company az - oue aapsrrl and
Gfty one. lie want Ca es.tS t~s sblc bodied
recruits Men desiring - - with tho ar
tillery service have an opportunity here OF.
fered them Of joining a company that = al
read, in the fiebi, and prepared for action.
Capt. Frybarger has been IA the state some
DAYS foe the purpose Of srtiias recruit. Tor
his company designing q f.i.,. Il - one hun
drei and fits one men
capt Klaus battery h. lelt Il LOUIS
and gone % JEFF eraon CITY
o. 70 Ka~xrcsY.-Col Crilsca,len. Of the
sixth regiment. al Madison. Friday trle-
grArhe,i ~ Gov. Morton for leave n ., q
Kentucky with 500 Of his men The leave
was eisrn. and the gaIlaa, Colonel ,lri a.,
even wAit for uniforms for ~ men .bu, pick
81 ~ hls "dud." And was oil lniform.
viii be cent - hisa - dss lie iett about
91 men IN camp. who wers anxioa 6, 20.
bur owing to their not having been mastered
into the service. be de-linri n alloa taem 20
accompany him
~, p. n
United states Senate vas on Fri.lay author.
ized - raise a regincns for the var !, will
rendezvous az I.oganqoft. wterc W letra
The citizens have -lsl.scribc.la large amsns %
money - build barracks lsr he soldier. aa.
al the regiment i flle~i ~ u the maxipnm
ssaniari WI S>su. E.a. vii he tie
Lieut. Colonel s,IT n n,;osh..., ~.
Major. Three eonpansc. arr nv r~,.,. -
20 into camp
rm,lor. R,.c -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

NoNrIzCuA H,cS LiNK-from this date
the Noutcznma Hack Line of Mr.. Moline
and Mr. Richar,ls will make i've trips week
~. the former three. the Latter two Mr.
Nod;ne ieascs here each SUNDAY. Wednesils
an Friday mofnist--Nr. Richards eFcrs
Tue. d. AMI SATURDAY This arrangement
will - great e0fas enience Ia our people and
che people Of the up river towns. and ne com
mend these gentlemen 90 the favorable con.
siasration cf the publ;.'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

\ tard.-B W Koopman will remove
H. IL New Store on Wabash street. No. i5s.
opposite the National Hotel. GA 1t October
next. lie has made arrangements Tor iAe
manufacture Of 6ne boots aud shoes. s:sd
custom. work of 81. kinds ia his line. superior
to an, ever undertaken IA this city. Ills
OIL customers. anil the public are invited %
call aud sec him ~ the new stand
~s.nf Il dls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

Southern New Escape Of Federal
Pri>oners-New> for Cen. itsyaolcs
The Change In the squadron

BALriNoRr. Sept 2lst--The Richmond
Wing of the 18th inst say mere Federal
prisoners have escaped
The same paper also contains a report that
Gen. Lee had captured Gen Reynolds whilst
hc va. passing from enc Fc.icr,, camp 10
another. This story Is doubtlc-s Al io~h -
We rather think Il iS--En u
The old Point boat brings no new
The withdraw OF Com Stt.nghsm tom
the Minnesota. excited much comment. and
there Was general regret ~ II. Monroe
Com God~huuough If tie Brazil quad
ron J. 70 be aag office, al Hampton
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

81 Jossria. Sept. S,.-TeIesraphic ccn
munics ton j. once more re established. Tho
line !. working to Kansas City and Nebraska
The Pacific line j. being pushed rapidly to-
wards completion. When a gap al twenty
miles j. closed which will be dore within a
week ss shall bc able to work 10 within
80 miles Of Salt Lake City. That portion
of the line west of Salt Lake i also progres
sing rapidly. ssd from present appearances
the line will he finished n San franci-<-p b,
Eos 9th.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

SEriors AcciDrST.-Wc are Informed that
Mr.. Milton Roger. was seriously injured
last evening. by being thrown from his bug
- ssiIe out riding. his horses having run
AVA, with him Mr.. Rogers was uncon-ci-
oa. NJ 10 a late hour last night. bat there
were no outward bruises. or broken bone. ~
\ Young LADY, who wss With him in The bu,
~. escaped unii0urei
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

Iosr On Friday OF Saturday last. an old
leather Pocket Book. containing about
Eighteen dollars IN bills and some Iapers
\ suitable reward Will be pahl eny one
Who will return il 10 this ofher
sent IL a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
Sccc>>senists Routed-f5o Ca soo Heb-
els kiiied-Desperaie Fighting nt
900 against 30,OOO-
Gallant Charge Of the Irish Ite.i-
oseut.

KANSAS Citr. Sect. i9.--Fifteen hundred
men under Col Smith. overlook $500 se.
cessionists as they were crossing the river at
Bi1. A'ills landing ON the 18th. and com
plete outed them. killing between $50 to
s1. an. Ning twelve prisoners.
The FcseTal loss is sfty killed and rs enty.
i've wounded
AdsiceS hS = private letter from Lexington
ca d-N. SAY Price attacked the fesierais az 10
O'Clock yesterday morning with force of 10.
900. The Federal force IL estimated from
5000 loo. The yeierals fought them two
hours. when the SeceSsionists drore them
bac. into their Entertainments The Irish
Regiment then came out and charged them
al the point OF the bayonet. scattering the
rebels in all directions. Price was Co attack
them again this morning with seventies
piece of arti lery. No statement of the loss
Oh the either side il gwen.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
The Germans Sustain Gen. FIRE.
mont's Pr0cla ma ton.
SPECIAL TO me rnfpr-N

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2Oth.-The Germans
of 1T. Louis. sustain Gen. Fremont Their
brethren in Illinois, also sustain him-with
the intelligent of American Republicans.
They say there IS an incompatibilty. A. be
tween fire and water, between war and the
civil law which seeks 10 protect those against
whom the war is urged They regret the
Presidents modification of the Generals
proclamation of freedom TO the slave but
congratulate the friends of civil liberty
throughout thh world that the bondsinen OF
all Nissourisns in arms against the Union. be
tween the dates of Gen. Frcmont's proclama-
tiou and the Presidents countermandiug it.
are free. beyond the power of any law OF
politics on the continent. 20 reduce them
again To slavery.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

W Is. Main 81. under the National House.
TfREy HAuTE. INDIANA.
Awe manufacture our Eastern work. We
can and viii sell good Al lower prices than
can be bought at any other house u the
trade Persons Wishing u buy At Wholesale
9il hnd j, 10 their advantage 70 buy Of
"a. n ne ,esH sell at the lowest Esstctn prices
No. IA. Main Street. Terre Hsute, lnd.
Factory near Saugus Bridge. Lynn. Mas.
Custom work AMI repairing done to order.
>JdA~Jm.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

Dss>>rowS. sept. esier.ia, several
sheils -ere thro-H ~ the enemy ~ Ed-sr.ls
fsfrs. ~hen the, disappeared
sothlng ne~ bas irsu<Iifcl along the line
~ the fotonsg
IN order has been i.sss.i D. reduce t.~tson
Al baggage % The lowes possible standard.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

WANTED 'ox run wAs.-we want 70 buy
a number Of good, sound horses. suitable Tor
cavalry AMI artillery service. for which Nc
Sill pay cash on inspection Apply 20 lhe
Livery Stable OF lsasc Beauchamp. Third
street. ~ At kuppenhieu,erS clothing store.
Nam street BlScHOf MARCH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

Bosfo>. Sep, - Orders have been j.
sued from Washington g. Capt kensil. Quar-
termaslei ~ thi, Fort dire, liug him 90 mo
vide quarters and fation- nn ccu41e leland
in this Harhor. Tor one hondrssl political pri-
encfs The prisoner. are expected o. ar,se
ia feN da,~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

ATTENTION. CovrANy A.-There will he
- business meeting % this Company al the
.lo.e room recensIy ell hs ]. &. Yates,
On TUESDAY evenin, IN. al J chuck.
Important business will be ansaeted
Bv order OF IuE PRESIDENT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
Near Cairo. Illinois

cAiho. Sept. 2l-A skirmish took rl4sc
sesierdat. below For Holt. between Co
oi Tie 10Th regimen and a small Marty 81
rebels. IA which the latter were routed
One federal Vas WOUNDED.
10 day tao gunboats Tylcs ans l.exinctCn
went down the river searching for naked
batteries The expedit lon went within SIGHT
OF tie rebel camp NJ Chalk Bluff en- for,.d
~ bsiieries
Al quiet here aud vicinity
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

All Quiet nj Chain Bridxe-N De>rI-
Make "a New Promise Our Rela-
tions with Spain-Staic news frem
Washington The Services al Dis
tiugnishcd Foreigners Accepted
The Administration nud Gen. Ere
mont-Encouraxiu Advice from
erai of NoiIn,,crs--t'r; nce Saim
Saim Commiss ,oncd ~ Colonel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

- / special exprcss train from Evans
vile. l,eaFing dispaiches 10 Governor Morton.
passed through this city On SATURDAY night
about > o'clock having leis Evansville ., 4
O'Clock =. m. OF course We know nothing
at the nature vi the messages.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
Gen. nuekuer Invasion pesi-
ton EFT the Hrbc &C rent D. o. hu.
>iasm-No Conn snu with
the SOuth-t3th Ohto-N
~ancc by ten GUN 0eaf.-

LOrIsVILIn. Sept. 22-lnteliigcuct hS a
messenger from ElizabcthtoWn TO-DAY. re-
port that fifteen huuitci Of Bnckncr. for
ces. mostly from Flapia county. KcntacA,
are eight miles south 81 that place. aud thaf
the bulk of hi- iorcci~ still az Bowl. Green
Each party seem "a be- gaining rinforce
ineni- at various POINTS
A party of ose hundred AMI hii. m~a ~ cat
10 Salt River yesterday. 80 pferen, the trans
missioa II conirtland .o1i. .ouihaani
through that channel
nCirirN CORRESPONDENCE
The Lebanon train Yesterday broneh, la
Matt. Jewcti. W ". Woodruff Flshcf. liar
,ey. Vim. smith anal WA Tar.ler. prisoner.
who had escaped from the Confederate
leweu was deputy United States Marshal.
snd Was released by Backncr
The RsIlroad from Bo~lins Green - No
Ian i guarded by the Confederate. Who
have a force OF siN hnndrc.l collected from
the vicinity Of Nolan.
Great enthusiasm Was manifested to Ia, al
the successive snsai- OF Federal troop.
from the North. destined a. fern portion
OF our advance
There = no news from below ~ icle
graphic communicated sonsh ~ Lebanon
junction
The l9th Ohio afsis cd here Tn. mofi.ine
In passing The head quarters of cen Anier.
son at the Louisville Hotel ihrs we're al
dressed b the General ZOE bfiel and ratri
otto speech. which va enfhu>iai ticaiiy cheer
Ell. and happily re.psiriei t. By col. Glib.
-on. commanding The officer. II the tcgi
ment subsequently dinci AZ the hotel ~ .u
vitatloa Of the pfoprieior.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

Evansville y s.a:.lords,illc KR. "a.
~ KLftN1 S OFFICE
it.Nstnff. Ian. sspi. IA. lsGl
y OH j. hereby fieru fhsl %. Annual Nssf-
y ~ - Sicsahoiasr- "a fh. Company vii ft
teia Al he Court q nse, ~ heeItg - lrfa in ,l
Monday, the Oh dsy 81 October. resf. a ne e'ciok
a which lrfc election go - bella f.i fli--
teen Director. O. srrve fer ne ensuing Nssr
~ order 81 Size l.fsra.
D. MARTIN. Secretary
S4f L. tfif
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

- The report Of the surrender of Null
lisan aud he men. ) not ercsIiscd as General
Fremont Head quarters
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
rRIsoNERs FRoN RIenMoNn.

foRT MosRoI. Ss,a. - -, cral Sur
gcon-. espsurei hy the rebels AZ Balls Run.
released on parole. srisc,l here 10 iay fron
Norfolk. they are accompanied ~ Mr.. Day
special correspondent of the London Herald
Until lately there were 2n Federal pri.,
nefs at Richmond. Recently manv hsvc
been sent 10 New Orleans
Beauregsrds Head quarters are a Fairfax
=. H.. and Johnson'- az Winche~ter
attack Washington
The Ncfimscat Norfolk was fast ,einc
converted into floating battere There
were about I GOO troop at Norfolk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

THE UNDERSIGNED LOST Of
u hal stolen frosa Ll..i. - ssf-ii1lk ctn'.n.
if,s nots> sol efhsr paper. Any pfr-sn ff-.ne %.
~ ~ literally reward,f - returning ihe
eslne a. tie unfsr-cr~i ia Prairie cre~i 'osn.l2
>sp a ~ ri~ ttssf DICKS
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23

Missouri state Convention ss be
Convened Again-Precian "a ioa
of Coz. Gamble No News From
Lexiugt Of steamers
The Indiana Regiment en- route
tn Lexington - More stupidity
Kttting Friends - Major Gerasn
Tanner Wounded.
JnfFKnsos cnY. Sept 2I.--tios Gamble
to-day Issued the following call 60 the Con.
senti0n.
The exigeRcies of the State require ia my
judgement, the reassembling OF the State
Convention. Therefore I. Ii r. Gamble.
Gov. of the State OF Missouri. by virtue of
The power vested Ia me by the Convention,
do hereby call the Convention of the State
10 assemble az the Mercantile Library Hall
IN the City Of ST. Louis ON the 10Th of Octo-
Der next, 10 adapt such measures a. the vel
fare OF the State may require.
Given under my hand and the seal OF State
at Jefferson City. this 3lst day OF September.
\. u. ls6i
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
Sunday Night Dispatches.
THE ENEMY WONT MAKE AN AT.
TAck--THE POTOMAC OPEN
PTCkETS KILLED--A Spl'S STORY
FOREIGNERS COMMISSIONER ~
THE ARMY.

Vs-Hf>aroS. September ell, = gcaer
slls conceded there vii he no battle unicsS u
i our wish
There are 40 baiscfie- At White House "r
Matthias Point.
riuis rIsrATtr
Three or four packets belonging - The
Michigan - have been killed hear tie Chain
Bridge
September IA Young mar. native OF
kentnckv, just escaped from the rebel afn.
had an interview With the Secretary ct War
lie vas At Ball Run. lie SAYS Reaurogarl
has now one hundred and eighty FIVE thou-
aud men NJ Manassas and vicinity, well
clothed aud shod and pail promptly, The
Virginia TROOPS are paid IN Virgins bank hills
and the others IN gold. and according 20 MS
statement are abundant, supIiiei nth ever,
thing
number Of distinguished FOREIGN officer
have been commits IN The United State
Army.
II ! understood that Want b Bnrncst. Of
kentaek,. has besn commissioned hfis ',-n
u volunteers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-23
II. x. GAMBLE. Governor
IkIR Sac'y. of Sfsfe

No news from Lexington TO day
The steamer War Eagle arrived from
above this evening. This stcrmer together
with the la;an, with the Indiana 29d aud is:h
regiments aboard accompanied the steamers
White Cloud aud Des MONIES with the Ind.
ana 2btl regiment aboard as high on the riy-
er as Cambridge. where they captured tho
steamer Sun shine. seizcd short time since
by Green. They encountered 40 rebel
troops.
Union flags were flying at Glasgow.
The War Eagle and latan returned FROM
Cambridge. the former to this CITY AMI the
latter to BoonsiIle
The White Cloud and Dies Noines went 0n
up the river TO reinforce Lexington. While
all four boats were laying up for the night a
short distance below Glasgow. two defach
ments were sent out to reconsoitrc. They
encountered each other, each installing the
other for the enemy fired, and before their
mistake was discovered four men were killed
and several wounded. Among tho wounded
is Major Gordon Tanner of the Indiana S2d
He was brought down to this place His
wound thoagh severe j. not considered NOR
tai