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

WAsHISarox, Aug. 24.-The Potter in
vestigating committee report about two hun
dred employees la the several departments
who can't be depended upon as foyal.
TINES DISPATCH.
Aug 18th. The rebels ia the vicinity
Of Tsylor's tavern. about five miles from FL.
Corcoran. took fright. last night. They fired
i've rounds OF artillery, az an imaginary foe.
Seven wagon loads Of -four were seized.
this morning, on the way 20 Virgin a.
Two prisoners who escaped from Rich
mond, have arrived here. One is Capt. Deg
dyer. Of the 9TH Michigan regiment They
say the rebels acknowledge their loss at Bull
Run 10 be greater than ours.
Gen. Mcdowell Is appointed tn command a
division comprising the Brigades of Gems.
Ksys and Wadsworth.
Mayor Barretl's arrest was not solely for
refusal TO take the oath Of allegiance hut
also on other good and sufficient grounds.
Several women have been arrested and ethers
placed under surveillance for giving aid and
comfort TO the rebels.
Capt Tansell, Lieut.. Wilson of the Ms
rine Corps, and Midshipmeu Claiborne aud
Ccnss. have been sent To Fort Hamilton
They had rendered their designations. Their
names have been stricken from the roll
Thos. W. Garfield has been appointed
manager OF Government railroads aud tcle-
graphs In place Of 4. Csrnagie. who resumes
the SUPPLEMENTARY 81 the Western divis-
ion OF the Pennsylvant Genital Railroad
uEnALDs DISPATCH
The entire blame of the recent affair at
Lexington. Ky. belongs 10 Senator Brock.
inridge. who melted an n, sult on the Union
troops
The Union men OF Western Virginia and
Eastern Tennessee prefer urgent requests for
the services Of Gen. Lander i'm that section.
collision occurred recently at Norfolk
between the Alabama and Virginia regi
ments. five OF six were killed.
In consequence OF the Pres dents procla
nation. the Adams Express Company have
issued orders to all their Offices TO cease i'm
mediatcly 20 receive letters for the Confed-
crate States.
The Postmaster general has issued the fol
lowing order:
The President Of the United States directs
that his proclamation of the 10th. interdicting
commercial intercourse with tho South, shall
be applied 10 correspondence. Officers and
agents of the Post Office Department will,
without further instructions, lose no time in
putting an end to written intercourse with
those States, by causing the arrest Of any ex.
press agent or other person who shall. after
this order, receive letters for transmission
10 or from said states. and will serve such
letters and forward them TO this department
Signed. NJ. BLAIR. p. NJ. GEN'L.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Arrival of the Peay Espress-Nni
tsry Observation-Disclosures at Mill
iary Men 10 see Active sersice--Le
gal Proceedings.
OurER STATION. IS Mus Wssr %, Foal
kEsRsEY, Aug. 2sth.-The Pony Express
with San Francisco dates 10 the 10Th. passed
here at 10 o'clock. A NJ, yesterday.
The Governor of California. has commits
stoned Col. Carlton. OF the United States
Army. 90 the chief command OF the 500
volunteers called from this State, for service
on the plains Maj. j. r. West, Of San
francisco, viii be second in command. taking
charge OF the cavalry.
There Is no doubt the whole 500 will be
rapidly raised. Five San Francisco compan-
les have already been accepted.
Military men. however, are ambitious 90
see active service against civilized enemy.
rather than roam the plains
guard Of II. $. Infantry went down on
the last Panama steamer, 90 escort the treas
sure "a far as Aspinwall.
There Is no State news os Importance
George Hudson. the San Francisco Justice
OF the Peace. who. in 1889. fined the proprie
tors of the Bulletin newspaper one humid si
dollars each. for publishing Mr.. Sickles' con
fession, on the ground that IL was an obscene
publication. has obtained verdict. in Judge
Hager's Court. against the Bulletin proprie
tors because they called him dogberry
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Sunday Night Dispatches.

DISLOYAL CLERK S-ANOTHER PAN
nc AMONG THE REBRLS-sEIZUR RE
OF cOSTRABAND FLOUR - THE
R8BEL LOSS AT BULLS RUN-GRS.
MCDOWELL MAYOR BERRETT-
WOMEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF INcIPIENT REBELs-sES AToR
BREcKISRIDGE IScfTIsG MOB VI
GLENCE-GES. LANDER WANTED
REBEL ROW - CUTTING OFF
COMMUNICATIONS BY EXPRESS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Preclama sion Of Gov. Cam BILE, oil
Missouri.
The tallaw,,g p-orisn,of,c, has h~en 4.


Missouri.
The following Proclamation has been is
sued
The power Of the civil authorities being
insufficient to pro ect the lives and property
of the citizens of the State, |. Hamilton X.
Gamble. Goyein)r OF the State OF Missouri.
do hereby call into the actual service Of the
State fortv-two thousand men Of the militia
of the State, assigning six thousand as the
quots for each militia district. which Is the
same as congressional dis;ris. The force
thus called into service will be. as far a.
possible, volunteer force. and will cons It
Of ten thousand cavalry and thirty-two thou
sand infantry Ii the number volunteering
should excel this requisition, the excess vii
be held a. a reserve corps. II there should
he deficiency, il may become necessary 70
resort 10 a draft The Adjutant General will
issue to the Division Inspector Of the several
military districts the orders necessary 10 carry
this roeuisition into effect The force called
on; viii be for six months. unless peace in
the State shall be sooner restored. Arms
~ilI be furnished as rapidly a. they can be
had. Given under nv hand aud the seal OF
the State. at Jefferson CITY. this the twenty
fourth day Of August, in the year eighteen
hundred and ssxy one. Signed.
Ii. r. GAMBLE. Governor.
By N. Own, Secretary OF State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Noon Dispatches.
Position aud strength of the Rebels
A Panic ON the Other side \
Quarrel Among the Traitors.

w.snISsros, Aug 23.-The line of the
Alexandria and Loudon Road Il dotted with
rebel CAMPS. Al Leesburg there are 1900
, infantry and six cannon. Still further on.
four miles beyond. are 3 600 infantry There
are also 1000 cavalry ia Louden county =
The Potomac. however. remains too high Co
be forded. even by cavalry. 90 whose saddles
the water comes. Ii appears that the with.
drawal Of the rebels IRON Fairfax Court
House was regular stampede.
Two scouting parties Of the eeemv inissook
each other for national troops. and attacked
each other sharply They aocides 49, found
out their mistake after t~o round conveying
the news that Mcclellan. with ala AS artillery.
were " pursuit. The eonsequens 81 the IN
lelligence was a hasiy flight by he rebels.
who dropped their sick along the road.
rIxrs CORRESPONDENCE.
Government has reliable information that
= quarrel has broken Out among the leading
traitors Of the Confectionery that promises 20
be disastrous. The belligerents are Tombs
and the Nirginians and North Carolneans on
the one side. and Davis. Wigfall and the ex
tTemists OF South Carolina on the other
The complaint among the disalfected IL that
Davis l. making rather fast GO the legitimate
results OF treason. the abrogation OF State
and individual rights.
ID. 4. Dewitt of Orange Co, New York
has been appointed Major in one Of the
regiments composing Gen. Cooper's Mary
land brigade.
Gen. Hunter has been ordered 20 the com
niand Of the Illinois volunteer his present
head quarters will be Chicago. The follow
INK gentlemen viii form portion of his
staff.
Quarter Master, Ia W Shaffer Commits
sary. Jno. W. Lumer: Aids. Ssml W. Stock
ton and Edward ". Smith.
The steamer Seminole. from the blocka
ding squadron OF Charleston. has arrived
The Seminole brought up a. prize the schr.
Albion. formerly Wilmington Pilot boat.
from Cordinas. with cargo OF sugar. coffee.
fruits and cigars. When taken. she was un
der English colors. The captain and nearly
all hanls were drunk. She had run the
blockade OF Wilmington.
The Seminole has also oseIhsuled sever
al vessels showing English colors. She spoke
the Dale las, night She viii coal and un
dergo repairs at Old Point
The blockading squadron. of Charleston
consists of the Roanoke and Nandala
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Prisons Released from Springfield
The Rebels More Anxious fe 6ad
Provisions than Enemies.

RoILA, Aug s4th--Liet- Col. Albert. Of
the 81 Missouri regiment, and eight or Ten
other officers. who have been prisoners In the
hands of the rebels at Springfield. arrived
here. this morning. They we're released on
parole, subject, however. 20 such arrange
ments as may have been entered into between
the Confederates and the United States.
A great many contradictory reports. as 10
the present and future movements Of the
Rebels. are In circulation but the real par
pose ofthe enemy can only he conjectured.
They seem now 20 be more anxious 10 oh
tain subsistence that 20 make offensive move
menis for that purpose.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Carr vIeo.-There are now eight compan
les in Camp yigo. al nearly full Two more
are expected to-day. or 10 morrow. and We
hear Of Others still being formed.
The companies ia Camp are as follow
Woo rIoExs. o. rkakK Hsvrs.
John : welch--Captain
VIM II Fsirbanks--lst Lieut..
Francis Brooks-2d Lieut..
Jesse X Kendall. o. >.
SoBLK CT sRDs, CD LoCKroRT.
Jerry Newhinney-Captain
Harlan Hswkins--lst Lieut..
JOSEPH +. Morris--2d Lieut..
Lncien Ray--O. ).
osrKSI COUNTY WILDCATS. or sAsoSvlts
W r Sqaires-Cspssin
J T. Smith-lst Lieut.
Vim. Thompson-2d Lieut..
Lewis ". Brown-0. ).
WABASH ElFLrs, 90 soSTErrxa.
Fred Arn--Csptain
W H. Beadle-ist Lieut.
X. ". Naserman--2d Lieut..
Vim Lowery-O. ;.
SANTA ~ GUARDS. SANTA IN. OWN COUNT.
l. ~ Winsns-Captsin
r. T. Rose-isi Lieut..
= VI. Pickens--2d Lieut..
) = Hayilsnd-O. ).
Woo saSerKs. OF rKKkk nAvrs.
(Ofhsers not elected
clAY COUNTY cUARrs. CLAY COUNTY.
c. W. Moss-Captain
D. Ormond--lst Lieut.
j. NJ. Rose-2d Lieut.
J c. Wilgus-O. ;.
SULLIVAN LIONS. 90 SULLIVAN.
Jas A Walls--Csp.ain
Frank l.. Nef--lst Lieut.
Craven Reed-2d Lieut.
John II. Hughes--O. ).
Capt John Osborn. OF Clay county. j. TEN.
porsry commandant Of the Camp.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

IL Amer famiae there comes feast.
- after long de.rth Of news from the latb
regiment ws have perfect avalanche from
Cheat Mountain. having received no les
than eight letters v thin two days We~ill
lay them before our readers ss fast as our
columns will permit. They are Interesting
One from tho lSih aud one from Capt. Stew
arts Dragons will bs found in this mornings
issue--togsth with brief note from Sur
seon McPhseters. giving the sanitary eondi
ton Of the gallant ltth.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
GEN. RAINS TAKES THE MEDICINE
FROM THE NOTWITHSTANDING
AND RORREKY

The correspondent of the ST. Lsuis Dem
crkt furnishes the following
Gen. Rains issued All order roon after his
arrival, to seize all the medicine and hospital
stores in the Federal Hospital here. thus de-
priving about four hundred Of our wounded
troops OF medical treatment. A part OF the
medicines we're subsequently restored by or
der of Gen. Price.
With few exceptions. our sick and
wounded are doing well. and will be able to
return 10 their homes in few weeks.
All our wounded could not he brought OF
the field. in consequence of the scarcity of
the scarcity of wagons. but they were treat
ed where they lay.
Many Of the wounded weie stripped ofall
their clothes by the enemy and sent 20 town
naked. and every man lying Oh the field had
his pocket. picked.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

IMPORTANT 10 VOLUNTEERS. - We have
been requested 10 pblish the s,h section Of
General Orders. No. ~. for tie information
OF volunteers who have not been mustered
into the service:
s,h. All persons signing an agreemen, to
volunteer for the service under any of the
Calls for volunteers, and reporting them
selves 70 the Commandants Of the camps for
duty. become thereby subject to the rules
governing the army, and viii be liable TO
punishment for disobeiience OF orders. for
leaving camp without permission. or for dc
srrtion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

COOP roH 6loRloV- ON SrLIivAs On
Saturday number Of wagons loaded With
soldiers from Sullivan county. came In and
proceeded 10 camp The people OF sullivan
county. despite the efforts t. rally a''peacs
aud submission party In the county, are res
ponding nobls to their coantry's call. This
u tho third or fourth company sent 10 the war
ey Sullivan county
The ofiters Of thiz company, ~ Iu a. ws
know. are ~ follows. Js- Walls. Captain.
Frank Ned. let Lieutenant
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Nsw YoRK. August 2i.-The following
has been promulgated from Washington. Il
carried out IL will act n virtual suppress
sion OF the newspapers named;
Posr OFFtcr DEPARTMENT. August -.
To the Post Master % Ne,c York:
The Postmaster General directs that from
and after Your receipt of this letter none OF
the newspapers Published in New York Cit,
which we're lately presented 10y the Grand
Jury ~ dangerous. from their di@loyslty
shall be forwarded in the mails.
am respectfully your obi servant.
T. II. PRATT. Chief Clerk
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Pence Men Resisting the Hosting of
the STAR aud stripes.

DANBkkRr. Aug. 2l.-At the raising OF a
peace flag At New Fairfield to-day. about
1000 we're present. The attempt TO run up
the stars and stripes was successfully resist
ed. and resulted in fight. Two peace men,
Wildman nd Gorhar. we're seriously wound
ed. one thought fatally. Shovels, pickaxes,
clubs adi stones we're freely used, but no
firearms There were but about IS Uniou
ists present. The peace flag is flying amid
great excitement.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Another Esn msssary Of Jeff. Davis
Arrested.

CIEyrIANp. Aug I'D. King, OF New
York. assisted by L. 5. Deputy Marshall,
of New Orleans, 1t Crestiine, Ohio. last
night. Sowber acknowledges himself bear
er OF dispatches from England to JEFF. Davis.
but proposes entire ignorance of their con
tents The tispatches are in the trunks
which were seized some DAYS since. The Of
fcers with the prisoner leave immediately for
Washington. via New York
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

IL The Union meeting at Bloomssillc
on the south Paris road. on Saturday, WIS
we'll attended. The infant drummer
we're on hand. and made fine music "a usual
There WAS large attendance OF PATRIOTS Ia.
dies,. Doctor Swan5rd made close. logical
and effective speech. which wss received with
great favor b, the meeting. lie ~s followed
by Charles cruh. Esq. with a .hor, speech.
Col. W. X. Edwards. then took the stand
Aad entertained the crowd. for an hour. in ono
Of his best discoursss. he was eloquent. ar
Eumeatstise and effective The whole NEE,
Ing passed on very pleasantly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

A rErIrso FAcr WILL SrArkD. In hi,
great patriotic speech At Tunkhannock. Pa.
last Monday. Daniel y. Dickinson OF New
York. the leader Of the Brerkinridge Dsmoc
racy. stated the cause A. to, the origin Of this
ear 20 oocisely and admirably that IL might
be taken a. the motto OF all defenders Of the
Government South Carslias began 70
sersys lint before the eofss rers eonnfsd -
And il 10 positive historical fact.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

BALTIMORE. Aug. 2+.-Ths news from
Harper's Ferry states that Col Gordon had
seired a large quantity OF wheat and -four be-
longing 70 the secession army.
There ere % rebes troops at the Perry,
though their pickei- frequently come in
There are supposed 20 be 800 rebels al
CharieStown. They have concentrated their
principal force - LeeSburl. and their army
numbers as sriy 1000.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
SOUTHERN NEWS VIA LOUISVILLE
REBEDS APPEAL TO MAGOFFIN-
BARKUS Is wILLING-IMPRESSING

BOATMEN
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 25th.--The Memphis
Appeal. of the 9th. reports seeing a private
telegram from Paducah. stating that meet
ing of citizens. on the I'D passed resolutions
requesting Governor Magofin TO properly
protect citizens in that section against such
occurrences as the late arrest of two Ken.
tuckiansin Ballard county. by armed ruiiians
from Cairo, and the subsequent capture of
the steamer Terry, by the Federal gun boat.
Canestoga-- that IL Nagofhn does
not give that protection. they will call ON
Tennessee and the Confederate States.
The same paper also states that Magofrn.
GEOGRAPHICALLY preferred the aid required, In.
structing NJ. j. Johnston. Senator from Pa
ducah, 10 visit Cairo and demand of Gen.
Frcntiss by what authority the arrest and
capture were made and report
The Appeal trusts Magofin will issue a
similar proclamation 10 Claib +. jackson.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen of Mem
phis, appointed committee to confer Gen
Polk ON the subject Of impi essments
Ike Avalanche says deck hands of steam
boats having refused to work upon Conled-
crate steamers. the commanding General
ordered all such taken. The deck hands
concealed themselves. In some cases farm
err have been taken ON this order. and last
evening James Plunkett, "a deck hand who
was arrested, attempted 10 escape and Was
seriously wounped by shot.
The Avalanche condems this state of
things which forms the basis Of the Mlyor
and Aldermen action.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

t. Daring all this heated term the mag
sihcsnt Soda Fount Of DR.. O. W. Patrick
Co.. continues TO pour fourth IL genial and
refreshing waters. seasoned 10 sal, the most
fastideous taste.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Tur Fisss ~ MssKKr-Messrs Hartsock,
Allen 4 Co.. have received. by Express. the
first OF their Fall purchases. consisting OF su.
perb cAsalxrnrs and srsriSes. A these are
the first in market, and extraordinarily nice,
they will soon be gone therefore call soon
A full supply Of Military cloths on hand.
div
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

~ The Union meeting in Hosss Creek
township on SATURDAY, ~ss veil attended,
Speeches we're made by Isaac " Brown.
Esq. Chas. Z. Hosfori. Esq. and John Y.
Baird. Esq. The speeches we're all sound.
veil considered and met ~ith grea, favor
from the auditory
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

INV Yonk Aro. 2l.-The Post says
Marshal Murray has not yet received orders
from the Secretary OF the Interisr in relation
10 the suppression of the journals Of this city.
which afford aid and cemfor; To the enemy
They are expected 20 arrive this afternoon.
but whether they viii be executed in time to
suppress the Monday editions Of any Of the
in ensliary sheets i not certain
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

PaIApEDrnA. Aug. %. - The steam
,ioop Of war. Tuscarora. was launched to
day.
A man named AIKEN was arrested ycster
slay A. Southern agent. He was eonnec
ted with Sloat. Of Richmond. engaged alter
ing srnas for the rebels A coil for field tel
egraph wire VAS found in his baggage
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
RECRUITING.

VxvANrrp FOR IlE uSlTED sArKs ARMY
w Able bodied men, between ages % eighteen
and thirty i've years. Pay, the same a. 10 voluu.
tssrs rom els 90 s13 oe per month. With ratieus
and quarters. TO commence At once
Two Dollars will be paid to any citizen Who shall
procure and present 10 toe Recruiting Oscer an ae.
e~ptahls recruit
Under present regulations. suy soldier hiss an cp-
porfunlty of becoming commissioned officer
For further information. apply al the rendezvous
at ferre- Hsute, 90 the vest side IT the square
TERM OF tNLlST WENT.
II h rec Y Q q H - i.
ALFRED L.. IlOuGII,
Capt. 18th inssn,ry L. :. A. Recruiting onieer.
Jaly -. du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Losr On Thursday night on Blooming
ton Road Street. near Hartwig's Brewery. a
silver Climber Eseapemsns Watch. open
face A liberal reward viii be paid 10 any
one finding and returning !, 10 this Office or
u Fred Lemmers. on upper Wabash :, DIT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Conspiracy an Hayss.

Bosros. Aug. 23.-Adyices from Hayti 10
the Sth inst. represent that formidable con
-piracy to overthrow the Government by the
pure backs had been discovered. Several
arrests had been made.
Intelligence from e.. Domingo represent
the inhabitants a. loyal to the Spanish Gov
eminent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

FoRt Moxxoi. Aug 23--Gens. Wood and
Batter spent part Of o.day at the Rip Rsps.
experimenting with Sawyer gun. The se
cond she'll thrown burst in the Confederate
camp at Sewall's Point. breaking down the
flag stsa and scattered the rebels like chat
A propeller which was landing troops at the
FONT. pat hack towards Norfolk.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
The Great English Remedy
STR JAMES CLARKY's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Csorl.
NJ ID, Phvvieisn Extraordinary 10 the Qsoe,

mi. iu~Ai-,hle medicine T. unfsi'iiss Ia tho eur.
al those painful ard dangerous diseases 70 shch N.
female Constitution l. .nhsecs- 2, Moderate. ell -
crosses and removes sii obstracti.sB. snd sTe.d.
cure may be relief "a.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
particularly suited II viii. "a short fifrs
bring o. he rnortlly period Nth regularity
Each hossie. Price oaa dollar. h-.r- tie Govern
neni Stamp q Great Britain. ~ prevent couns~r
fssts.
cArrfo>.
T7ss< r1fs shosfl, n0f - f1k>a ~ y~.sl>s 6... =
~ F7RS7 THREE MONTHS cf Pre7zrncys
n<y are s,,re % b~fng on K-or,y.ay<, Ls1 a. "a,
o1,>v fs,r< ny ~. safe
IN all casss dNervous and spinal AfectioDs. Pain
il fss BA>k ard I@ushs. Fatigue slight s.sriion
Psirstsnon Of the Heart, Hys;eric- sbi Hhite'
these Pills viii affect cure w1en AL ether MEET
have failed: and although pc~s7fri .ru,c~y.
rot eoutsin Iron, esiornrl. snsiBony o. aaytli
barffui tn the eorssti.utior-
rrsi directions In the pamphlets around sseb ~
age. which shouit he carefully prss~rvet.
eois Agent ~ ~ rfisei State. ara Canass
y0B n0sYs. g.ssei e roidrfa 4 Ca.
Rocbrsisf. ). v
SB.-<1-co and epo~iAs~ stamp sncio-e.i n ary
.nfhor1r-d agent. nil Insure a<ii. o,inis.i.r ~
rfiis ~ return r.-il. so by J. L. s'anuis,rh-r-
sni r. Z. Donneiiy. Terre-Hslse. snd all goo
Druggists. iayzsi~sf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

4 >eres.sen Paper Die. asisis,~d.
r..snr

Tka~rox. y J.. aug. "a The True
American. the Democrat organ Of View DER
So. suspended tisis saerninz. and gives a
reason ihsi the 80, erunscnt lss virtually ,n-
,erlisie., the fa,.sestion 81 every paper that
Doc not ~a;4,ars Ire ADMINISTRATION. The
y~l.er l. lie oide<' end one OF tho most pros
nerous IN the Safe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Bo~rox. Aug. 2s.-The following officers
of the L : frigaie Congress, which arrived
here this morning. resigned: Capt OF Ma.
r,pes Robert Transctt. Of Va. % Lent.
Thomas :. Wilson. of No. Midshipmcn II.
n. Clayborn and Hilary ID Cas-. of New
Orleans.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26
Tho Mayor at Washington sent
tn Fort Lafayette as q Prisoner

BALTIMORE. Aug. 24.-Mayor Berrit'. of
Washington. passed through this city "a a
prisoner this morning He Is en- route for
Fort Lafayette.
The Record office in the Baltimore county
Court House. at Townsend. was fired this
morning by an incendiary. and DESTROYED
with all IL contents
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-26

Terre-Haute Female College

,I,aE SEVENTH SErs-A>>rkI SESSION ~ -
il Trrrs-Hazss Fs>sIe Ce<sege. ulii esnm~nee ~
Thar~lxx he ID q Ss9l-resr usxt The sane
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