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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-18

The Newark Da'y AdrsrHser, one Of the
most intelligent and discreet Of American
journals, remarks truly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

CArTAIS csKIs MuLKg-The indianapolis
Journal. OF yesterday. says;-A letter TO one
OF our citizens. dated Beverly. Virginia. July
18th. states that Captain Chris. Miller l.
getting along finely" snd hopes are enter
tanned that he will be able 10 be brought
home next week. The ball struck near the
right nipple. passing down. and rests near the
hip. tie Is said TO be in good spirits. and
e~vinces great iortitude and courage. His
command give him unbounded praise for bis
bravery. skill aad daring. on the field OF
battle.
The letter i from Thomas Undes wood.
ESQ. of Lafayette. who. on hearing Of the
fall Of Captain Miller. Immediately repaired
to Virginia 10 minister to his wants and allie
yiate his ,uferings. Mr. L is still With him,
and will him home.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
Missouri state Convention

JsFFrpsos Cir. July 25.-ln the Conven-
ton this morning Mr.. Broadhcad. FROM the
Committee Of Seven. presented the report Of
the committee. The report alludcs at length
10 the present unparalleled condition OF
things the reckless course OF the recsut
S,ate government and the fight OF the Gov
eruor aud other State officers from the Cap
ital II declares the offices OF Governor.
Lieut. Governor and Secretary OF State Vi
cant. and provides that these vacancies shall!
be filled b, the Convention. the 0ficer, so
appointed 10 hold their positions until Au
gust Is62. n which time IL provides tor a
social election by the people. II repeats
tho .th section Of the 9th article Of tho Con
-,iiution. and ~lrrviles that the Supreme
Court Of the State shtll consist of seven
members. ard that four MONDE :. in addition
20 the three now comprising the Court. shall
be APPOINTED bv the Governor. cho en- by
thi. Convention. 10 hold office until leo2.
wheD the people will be permitted 10 decide
whether the change shall be permanent. II
abolishes the State Legislature. and oriain.
that in case before the lst of Angus, 1852
the Governor chosen by this Convention
shall consider that the public exigenc es de
mand il. he shall order a special election foi
members Of the State Legislature. IL re
commends the uarsage Of an ordinance re
healing the following bills, passed by thu
Legislature in recent session. in Nav last
The Military Bill. the Military Fund Bill
the bin TO suspend the distribution Of tn
School Fund. and the bill culiivsting frendl.
relations with lncisn tribes.
II rcpeals the bill authorizing the appoint
ment Of one Major General OF tie Missouri
militia. and r~eviTes the militia Law ofls5s.
A resolution passed that a committee o
seven be appointed by the President. 20 pre-
rare an address 20 the people OF the STATE q
Missouri.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

tE- In relation to the very unpatriotic ex
preston said to have been used BY a gentle
man of this city. or Monday evening. AL in
terview with the parties. leads IA to believe
hat there was a misspprehensicn. OF the sub.
ject TO which tina language was applied. from
not having heard the context or preceding
remarks of the speaker. The mi~ap prehen-
sion was The more natural from the fact of
the intense feeling that existed in the minds
Of all on Monday evening We published
the report with no desire 10 Do injustice 10
sny one. which fact no one knows better
than the gentleman alluded 10. an ~vvi.e~s-
fully make this explanation.
Il was simply a misrepresentation on the
part Of our informant. who Is a young man
of unquestioned v~eracity. At the same time
we deny the right OF the editor Of the
Journal TO imperiously demand any explsna
ion on this or any other subject. in which he
Is not PERSONAL, ALLUDED TO. Our neighSor's
advice. rendered 70 ; ne one on M,in street
the other day. should be practical by him
self.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

BALTIMORE. July PA rrivaie letter
from Gen. Patterson. dated Harpcrs Ferry
22l. saws Gen. Johnston retrea,ed to VIM
chester. where he had thrown up extens We
entertainments. and had a large number OF
heavy guns. I should have iurnei hs pos
ton and attacked him in the rear. but he had
received large reiniorvements from Msss
sirpi. Alabam, AMI Georgia. and had a total
force Of over - 900 Confederate troop. a d
5000 Virginia militia. Ny force VS. less
than o.. 900. consisting OF nineteen regiments
whose term Of service Wa up. or would be-
within n week. all rsiusin 70 stay one
hour over their time but four. NJ. Two In.
dana regiments. and the llth and 2ith Peni
s~,lvania. Four regiments have gone hone
TO day, and three Will 70 10 morrow. 10
avoid being cut OF With the remainder, ] lei
back and occupied this place.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
sepledwi~
King County. \. 7.

QvAx N~csnrss-The majority Of hair washes.
hair dyes, hair tonics. hair oils. the numbsrless rreps-
raticns which are now before the public under sucs
extravaganza. hyperboliosl and fantastic titles A. We
81 Psraded in show-w1ndcw cards, and ne~xpaper
~h.sdings, a. hair preparations. are all humbugs Of
The frsi water; their real merit, when they possess
any, Is, that they do no harm. Hogs lard, whale
oil. lard oil. s~ee; oi. scented and oeloret. make IN.
when in beautiful wrapper. and white hin, CLASH
po.tles. The ~coe;liers character a. 'onics. and when
thus costly. are uApased ~ith sou.e ;Tf-gii-ble term
sna caught al BY verdsn, yong and ~ y 10Th ses-
e. Such Is rot the character u Pre- WOOD. Hair
restorative. This gentleman comes before the wc,c
without any high falurn'' Nlorhlofonum. or sne
other astounding and startling catch penny term: ny
simply advertise. a Hair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il en-
presses. rr~oisely-And a. n Restorative n scts. Buy
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. and a. you value y5tr
-calP, ar, vour very brains. apply nothing else. for
8; NAY re that you you will get some worse substance
than ~psrfuined lard oil On your cranium- Remsnbes
Woods Re.,erauve for the hair Il tho best article ss.
ss-- ~jnBt~1n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
Wore Rebel Bonn bast from the
South-Immense Exaggeratiou-
Another Account-The Kentucky
state Guard Disbauding..Thc IS
Indiana Regiment Fuu-Caatb.
BlOviRteth.

LorIsvrIlr. July 25-A special 10 the
Courier, dated L~ynchburg, July %. says the
rebels captured sixty three cannon. % 900
stand Of arms. 200 horses and all the stores
and provisions. valued at 81 600 900. A
buggy and epauletts, marked General Scott.
were captured.
The rebel loss is reported to be $50 killed,
and | 900 wounded. The 18th Alabama Re
cirnent suffered severely, rs did Wade Hamp-
tons Legion
Another dispatch SAYS, the Confederate
loss is 1900 and the Federals Is 1000 killed.
The number wounded and taken prisoners
not known. Two members of Congress are
prisoners.
The Journal saws a kentuckian escaped
from Pensacola has arrived home. he says
there are only 6 1000 men before Fl. Pickens.
and that they are miserably fed and clothed,
receiving no pay.
Since March largo numbers have died Of
typhoid fever, and there:.have been many de
sertions. and almost the entire force we're
Disguised, and would return home IL they
could.
The camp of State Guard at Maldraugh's
Hill was abandoned Yesterday. and the arms
returned 10 this city; also the camp of the
State Guard at Cynthians.
The oath Indiana Regiment. at New Al
bany. is now full. and the officer has arrived
70 muster the troops into service.
Gov. Jackson, Of Missouri, at Memphis.
made a speech. wherein he said 100 900
troops could readily be raised 20 do battle
for the South, il they could get arms. He
had lett %. 900 or 10000 men under Ben
NcCulIoch and Price. who had marched on
Springfield the dsy Of hs departure with a
view OF attacking Seige;'s force.
BIZ tbs time the attack has doubtless been
made The Governor is quite sanguine oil
redeeming the State from from Lincoln's
despotism. tus desired the cooperation OF
Tennessee and other States. by Way Of eK-
pediting the matter.
Kentucky deserters from Camp Boone IN
Tennessee. say they were required TO take an
oath to support the Constitution Of the Con
federacy andto serve three years. and invade
Kentucky any time the presiding officers
should see proper.
The large Government building. with tho
Navy Yard inclosure AZ Memphis hzs beer
burned
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
s.Rcduced by Dyspepsia TO a merr
Skeleton.~

CrNKp ~ "D9uavr's HOLLAND BrrxSs"
Mr.. A AsioAeu. = trader probably A. --ii-Sno~n
as any man n Western Pennsylvania, states a. fc.-
low: Il me- with a farmer "a Armstrong COUNTY
-bo was reduced ~ Dysp~psis 10 e mere -1eicion- I
persuaded Aim 70 ~ a bottle q B<rrhsve's HcllsBd
Bitter-. believing IL would cure him. Meeting HIN
some mouths amer. ~LAi ~as my establishment 81
nndiag him a hale. hearty man. he told me he no~
weighed two hundred pounds. and lhst thus ~oDd.r-
fGl change bad been produced by Brrhsve's holland
Bitters 10 which he attributed solely his rector suou q
r..wrra.r-,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
To ma f!

The advertiser. having been restored 10 health In .
few weeks by a very simple remedy afer having ST.
Tered several year. with a severe lung affection. I'D
that dread disease. ConsumpuoD-is anxious % make
KNOWN 20 his ALLOW -sufsrers the means ~ cure.
To thcss who wish 20 Try q. he all se7t a coy o
he prsseriP'ioa used free Of ohsrgs) with the direo-
tons for preparing and using the ssme, ~lich tie,
ALL nnd a sure cure fer Consumption. Asthma. Bron-
chius. &c. The only object Of the advertiser Il IN
sending The prescription TO benefit the afflicted and
spread Information which he conceive 20 b. inv.lua-
ole, and he hopes every sufferer will ty he remedy,
a. II coet- them ~D~thing. and may prove a blessing. .
Parties wishing Tie prescription viii please address
REV EDwARD A WILSON,
willismsb=fg.
sepledwiw King County. =. Y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

S.rrERs AND MISKRa-Mr. Jos Roberts
and Others. OF Paris. Ills are engaged in
raising a company OF Sappcrs and Miners. At
that place. and have hal their company &C
eepted BY the Government They desire a
lew more men. who would desire 20 serve
In this eapacit, A meeting will be held at
the Court House. in PARIS. ON Saturday
where those desiring to enter the company
can apply. The company sill go into imme
date service.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
sianapoiis-,rrisai u ihc sixth
.udt,,.-Thp Zoua,~s Coming.

Ixp,,SArotis. July 2s-The sixth regi.
r.,, Cal Criticnden. arrived here 20 day
Alter psrnking OF a collation. prepared bs
a.. ei,i,.ns. ,hey we're welcomed IN short
bu, patriotic speeches by Gov. Morton and
judge Coburn.
The, will remain =, hons a short tine 70
recruit. and e. for tie war.
The President has accepted ten additional
,e-iments from this state. which viii make
,hsr,x regiments fror Indiana.
Col. Wallace's Zouavc regiment viii ar
,;,e here On s.,nrla, 1hey have already a
susscIen, number Of recruits encamped her.
to hll up the regiment for three wears. and
.ll return IN 4 ie~ dsys
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
Force OF Cen. Johnsou-Cep wise
aud Troop Recalled from Wcs-
tern Virginia.

HArrrR's FrKAr. July 24-Gen John-on's
force vas Il. 900 men before hi- march 70
Manassas. Which was composed Of infantry
artillery and cavalry
Col Steeari's cavalry went 20 beuyviile
10 observe the movement %; Gen Patterson =
column The res; Of the cavalry went with
Gen. johnson. They hid 80 Winchester
sivtv seven pieces Of artillery
Gen. Wise ha- bees recalled q 49, said.
with NJ troops from Western Virginia
Gen. Besuregard dd q m opposition 20
Gen Lees advice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
a Cruise ON the Potomac-More .Pri
zes-The Rebels nj FairfaN.

arrived from a cruise along the shore Of Vir-
ginia. She captured two rebel schooner
and a sloop and found a new rebel battery n
the Potomac, one mounting six guns.
The reported occupation OF Fairfax Court
House is confirmed. The rebels are plant
fng batteries OF artillery there.
IL is believed Senator Simons' substitute
for the tariff act will pass.
Congress win not adjourn this week.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

DsrRSn. July 25.-Col. Stockton Of this
stste, has authority from the War Depart
ment, TO raise an independent regiment for
the war.
Three Regiments are partly organized
The officers OF which. are now Ia Camp for
instruction. IL Is expected they will be put
on a war footing at once.
The first Michigan Regiment. lcomposed
es three months volunteers will return home
o be reorganized for three years.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
The Great English Re nedy
CIR JANIS CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !

sfk JANIS tLthkE-
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS !
Prepared from a prescription Of SIR J. Gorke
ND. PAy.scida Extraordinary 10 the laeen.
TAi. invaluable meisans j. u~rfaiiag IN tbs cure &C
sa tho. painful and dangerous Diseases q which The
female constitution i subject. lnoierAtes ell sn-
os.se. and removes si ohstrucious. and a -poedy
cure msy bs relic CT.
TO sARRTTD LADIES
Il = particularly suited = vli. II a skort time.
hrng or th- mosliy p.r'st 49, regularity
Zach bottle. prioc on, dollar. b~s. ne Govern.
m.nt Stamp ofcfesi H~si.iain. 10 proven, counter
lsiis.
Cation.
ns.s PRz. sko.ld at ., fatea BY ferres drrffg
n> FyRS7 THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. o
n<b are sur q bria0 % M.cdrys0gf. bff ~ art
~H>r time neB are saF.
r. all e.se. a Se-~ou. and Spinal Ageca,ns. Pain
in the Bark .pd Limb. Fatigue on .lisl, s~xer'ios.
Pslpluuon q he Heart. Mysteries and Whites.
th~.e pills viii af.- q cure ~Asn all o.hsr mees-
have failed. and siuhoash a powerful remedy. %
not contain lrau. oslasnei. antinot6 Or anything
hurtfui % The consolidation.
fum sir~-sion. Va ,hs p~anphie, around sseh pack.
AZ. MICH .hosls 10 carefully preserved.
Soie Arenl 80 The United sutcs af6 csnsds.
yoR NosrS. lAscfc. Baldwin A Co.
Rochester, ~. Y.
S.R-ri.os and spo-tsso stamp enclosed 70 suy
sutboris.d az.s. ~li insane q hottie, contairins "a
r1ll.. ~ return natl. sd ~ ,. X. Cunningham
DrusEi-ss. lmy74d-tf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

Extraordinary Developments by q
Virginia Gentlemnn-Bravcry Of
the Fedora. T~roops-Loss of the
Rcbeis-The Black Horse Regiment
A Fortunate Defea'-The Rebel's
Preparations-Thr Value of their
sIaves-A Singular Delusion on part
of the South-The Haired of the
North.
PHilAprlrnrA. July 25th.-The Evening
Bulletin has an interesting statement rece.v-
ed from the lips OF a wealthy Vlrginian re
siding a few miles from Mlnsssas Junction
He witnessed the battle on Sunday and dis
cribes the conduct of the Federal troops as
daring and brave in every respect.
he states that the rebel loss - between
three and four thousand.
The Black Horse Ctvalry. the crack Re. l.
ment OF Virginia, was most terribly cut up.
Oalv two hundred cut OF the Regiment were
slvcd.
Our informant say- it wasa most fortunate
thing that We did not drive the rebels beyond
NJ ,nas.as, for wsthin two miles of the retr.
At the Junction, the ground for N my acres J.
mined in the most artistic manner. AM ton-
of Gun Powder placed there.
Our in orm mt think. that the Government
ia not aware of the extent OF the rebels pre-
partitions TO destroy our trooTs-
Upwards of twelve thouclnd five hundred
negroes were employed 20 word on the en-
trenchments at Manassas. and about the same
number are employed 10 work on those at
Richmond.
Gen. Lee was not a; Manassas during the
battle. and Is now at Richmond commanding
an active force estimated AZ one hundrei
thousand.
Richmond j. surrounded v Oh mines like
those At Manassas. Ii the rebels find that
the Union men are going 20 take It. the city
will be blown up.
Had the Federal forces got beyond Manas-
sas last SUNDAY. Beturerard admits that the
rebel canse would have zen loEt.
An suppression prevails NJ the South thai
the North has no money and can get any
The rebels are under the delusion that tn
heavy sums owed the North by the SJutl
viii be the me ms Of m liking u btnkrupt
and that in less than a year the North wi
succumb
There are two Regiments OF we'll driile'
negroes AZ Richmond
our informant heard no news Of any slat'
instructions
The bitterness Of feeling at the souil
against the Nor'h l. described =. beng mos
terrible.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

- The Blackberry season il upon "s
with m abundance. bordering on the mar
~y.l.ou,- Tustle's arrangement. for supply
i,x tho pcopis Of Terre Haute with this de
I cious fruit are complete and reliable. and at
very low prices Leave your tubs and buck
es with him-thsv will be forwarded 70 the
great blackberry martcf New Harmony. on
the T. X. 4 r. K. and returned the same
iay With fresh berries. 'yaid3t.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

A~orwss Tnrsrr % ors MscsA>s~-
We sere shown Yesterday. piece Of ne
eh2ai~m. that rejects the highest credit on
he skin and ,ssse Of our mechanics Il ia
Screw Driver. made 81 the Machine SHOPS 81
no T " Ar r.. and elaboraie'y engraved
by Mr.. Pierre A. saIomon. the Ornamental
Painter and Designer for The Company No
Sheffield or Damascus blade ever exhibited
amer workmanship or snish. 7; IA, ne sen
IN the show windo- ~ Potter. Hardware
sore Cor = fc~ dsv~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

RrruRs or ras SEVENTH AND NISrH@Ths
citizens of indianapolis gave the Seventh and
Ninth Regiments s. glorious reception upon
their return 20 indianapolis on Wednesday
The Journal .iy. the soldiers looked IKE
veterans. and the officers looked as though
thev had Jared vel in the mountains of Vir-
GINA. with the exception Of Col. Dumont.
who had been SICK nearly the whole time
since he LETT. but bis indomitsble spirit kert
him with his men in all their struggles AID
suffer;nSs. Alter the soldiers had been fed
thew were welcomed home. the Sixth. by
Gov. Morton. in = short speech, euIogiring
Their efforts and their daring. Col. Dumont
responded.
Hon. T. A. Hendricks welcomed the Ninth.
and Col. Milroy responded On behalf OF his
Swamp Devils" Gov. Morton also al
dressed them briefly on their gallant conduct
The indianapolis Journal in its notice of the
ceremonies saw "A very general express
sion of a disposition 70 re enlist for the war.
after \ little res. NJ home, was heard in both
regiments. We saw no man, and no officer
who did not avow his determination to see
the thing through. and wipe out the disgrace
of the Manassas repulse. Ii there are any
men alive who can repair that disaster they
are those who made that ~unequalled march
on PhilIippa. and the terrible chase to Cheat
River. No modern soldiers have surpassed
these feats Of endurance, and none have
shown a more determined courage. All
honor 10 the Gallant seventh and the
Bloody Ninth.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

q Harper's Weekly. which NAV be oh
tanned this week at Gus Arnold's Literary
Depot. contains some representations which
will interest all the citizens of Indiana
Gus" has also a good supply OF the ExPosi-
ton Of the Knights OF the Golden Circle. =
very readable aud Interesting book.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

RxrrKs or rHs Zovsvrs-bv a iesiss re
esived from Indianapolis last night. ve learn
hat the ilth. ZOuave Regiment. Gill reach
indianapolis this evening. or TO morrow morn
M. and .ugges, that our citizens mees them
there with good cheer. IL viii Do our brave
bows good. and ne hope hundreds ril 20
~ith full baskets An arrangement car no
aoah, be made with the Railroad Compsns
20 carr, passengers Al reduced fr-.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

Uxros CLrs MErrISe.-we hope ,l Who
1--we the old aag in sincerity and truth, aud
Who really desire the perpetuity of our gieFi-
Gus institutions and the preservation Of the
Government against the assaults OF rebels
will come out tonight. TO the meeting OF the
Union Club. There Is no party in IL. II Il
designed. wholly 10 develops and increase the
prtrio,ism Of our people Then come along
Speeches will be made.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

w~.ssINcro~, Jaly 2s-The following are
the casualtie. in the 81 Michigan Regiment
Killed. none. wounded. Henry Rolliger,
Compsn, II. in the side. Mat. Nondrlkef.
Company /. dangerously in the side VIM
Mack.. Company A. and = 'kirmisher. are
shot IN the leg Col. Terrell. Of hentncky.
serving on Gen. Schenckis stall. 49, not
killed A. reported. His horse vas shot un.
der him He suffered = severe confusion oi
the hin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

~ A dispatch 20 Governor Morton. on
Wednesday night. SAYS that Col. Wsllaee's
Zouavss will be ordered home. 10 be mus
tered out. paid OF. &c. This Is all unneees-
sary. as the boys have a sufficient number OF
recruits at indianapolis. uniformed and equip
ped in handsome style. to take the places Of
those Who will not re enlist for the war.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

~ Hon. George " Lane. Of the county
Of Dearborn. vas N the city Yesterday. stop
Ping at the Stewart House. he called on
az. and stated that there was b1t one side 10
the onssrson Of the crisis IN bis psrt Of the
State. and that there ~ss DO party srpssr
snces. AL being for the Unioa NJ. Lane -
a very prominent AM Iesding Democrat. and
has served the State in me LeSssistarr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26
Gen. Fremont al 81. Loui,-AIairs in
Missouri.

81. LOUIS. July 25-Gen. Fremont arris
ed tn.s morning and took up quarters 81 the
resloeuce OF TIC late COI. DrAnt.
Accounts from keokuk say several hun.
dred secesslonisIs have taken possession ol
Memphis. Scotland county. do, AID. were
entreHchins themselves. spprencnding sn-at.
tack from about sx thousand Union men
under Col. Near. encamped near by.
A thousand stand oi arms have been dis
tributed along the southern border of lows.
BY Governor Jackson.
Much excitement exists on the border OF
both States. The SscessioDists are ciszrm
ing tue Union men IN north east Missouri. 4,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

The DAILY OvEELASD NAiL--The Ms
s,uri Demoera: Of Wednesday says the over
lind mail leaving San Francisco every day
are now arriving in this city regularly. The
6rst two mails arrived on Monday. and the
Ill Of July 2d arrived yesterday-one da,
ahead Of schedule time.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

t. Col Terrell, mentioned in our dis
patches to day as having received a severe
confusion at the battle of Bloody Run. i
". G. Terrell. formerly the editor Of the La
fayette Journal. He j. = brave and gallant
gentleman
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

- The Col. took dec'ded grounds in
favor Of compromise as the best means OF
preserving the Union and the Consultation -
Josrasi.
Did the Col. inform the people What should
DE the terms Of the compromise. and with
shom ne would compromise,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

The siliy dispatch Nth Louisville cosre'
10 fair specimen Of the lying resort. ofths
tr.I,orous thieves Of tho Souts. 20 keep AZ
tie coursge Of their meu. and 70 urge thens
forward In their mad rebellion. Thes -
p,rt more men killed and csrtared. sna more
as,srial and horses captured than .ese IN
The vhols Federal forces sasazsd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-26

TolrDo. July 25-The 18th Ohio Rec
mens returned % day from Western Nirgi tie.
their term OF enlistment having eslare =
They were enthusiastically welcomed. The
majority Of the member ere re,dv 20 re-e llist
Tor the war after a few weeks furlou.b.