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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

CoRoSFRs' CAsEs-0n Thursday evening, at
O'Clock, Peter Hoa workman in the employ Of VIM. Kirk
brewer NO. 10 Downing street. Vsek entered beer
vat for the purpose Of cleaning Il Immediately
by eabobis acid gas with which the
s1rehssd he died before medical aid could be procured
Deceased was natiye of Ireland end IS years Coroner
ehirmer held inquest the body and the Jury
q verdict In accordance with the crcumstanceA
On Thusdny evening Dennis Ryan lately residing ut the
Of Thirty and Tenth avenue while in
vacant lot bis reidenee taken with a. and died
INSTANTLY His body was taken 70 the dead house Of Besy
Hospital where the Coroner held inquest The
Jury rendering verdict In accordance with the
At y o'clock Thursday evening Foley resdia9 In
abe tenement house No 81 Essex street. fell dead In her
Disease OF heart was supposed TO be the d. ah
Coroner Schrmer notified yesterday hold an noue,
the body Of franz kArten late Sergeant in the l5h
eb who died at the City Hospital IL consee ,nce Of
shot received the night Of the 9th inst In the barracks at
Lsndemans Psk Third avenue appears that Wen the
cling behisd his bed ckled his He told the that Il
II repeated lie would shoot him. few minutes after his
ckled again. and the who did II the
door Al that moment deceased entered when be charged
with being the who had tckled Wens and some
unpleasant words ensDed when the latter drew HE pistol
deliberately shot deceased through the neck Kart
veysd 10 the Hospital where he fingered till yesterday and
died Of bic voREd Wisp ww arrested By the Nineteenth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

TERRIBLE BURNRG-FLUID AccIDEsT.-About
10 o'clock Thursday night elderly oman named Mrs
MahOny employed es nurse at No 81 South second street
Jersey City, had her clothing nearly all prned off by
bursting OF OF fluid which iDed while she was 6ng
lighted lamp. She was removed TO the Aims ouse and
attended by Dr. Hadden City Physician Injuries are
severe that che cannot recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

The SHIP-YARDs.-The greatest activity prevails
in the ship yards in Williamsburgh and GreenPoint.
At the yard Of Edward +. Williams, during the
past month, fourteen schooners have been altered
into gun-boats for the Government service. At the
yard Of Henry Steers, the steamships Philadelphia
and Ericsson have been undergoing repairs and al
teraiOns They yesterday left the yard and enter ed
the service of the Government. Their destination
lie unknown. The Ericsson had been lying at Green
point for three years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

TIE FIREMEEs ToURSAHEET.-The Foremen Of
of the various Fire Companies in the city are to meet
at Gotham in the Bowery this evening to ma
ture the programme for the Tournament which ia TO
take place on Thanksgiving Day. This exhibition il
TO consist Of trials between steam and hand FIRE
engines and races between hook and ladder trucks
and hose carriages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

HUDsoS County COURT.-In the Hudson County
Court yesterday Judge Hanes presiding the following
sons against whom the Grand Jury had found bills Of iadc
ment, were srTaigned:
John Defsany Thomas Defeany Charles and John Dsvein
James Buns and Francis Keho for riot 1t Roscbs Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

p,.cnet Police and n now 10 the Tomos e"as "o io'
az III. inauest which viii he held tocsy. 60, =, H. ,o1
Yesterday Coroner JackmAn he en- ibques' =. W
-, on the body Of Martin A. Pelsang who oled
@ ,;,ss vsneiysd AZ the hands Of some unknown person
I'm ,i,, 5ecessed was bartender In Astens saloon,
~ spp' street and the BoWery and found by
49, ofice at O'Clock the morning 1.-THE lst inst yme
az ser in Riviugon street having one OF his eyes torn
49, a. socket his head badly bruised and bleeding Freely
IL 49, clicked IN and taken TO his residence where be In.
S unti Thur,day night The Jury rendered verdict OF
death by violence the hands Of person unknown
Deceased was q native of this city, and 81 OF age
msy be that this reported at the time Of
have been few minutes previous &c his being found In
the gutter with two bottles in his hands and that was
thought he had been by some vehicle which had
passed soon after.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS - Ger. n-Befor,
Recorder HOFFMAN.
Thos. G.. Roche and Daniel Byrne pleaded guilty
10 selling fraudulent tickets emigSn and fined the
first 75 and the last $50 The ckes sold did not conform
10 the th section Of the act to prevent auds in the sale O.
tickets in that they did show the date which the vess
Charles Wilcox tried and convicted Of praecing tbs
confidence game upon Patrick Ramsge defsudng him out
So demanded for sentence -
Mile Flora servant girl IN the family Of Mrs Leferts No
82 Greenwich street pleaded guilty 20 grand larceny and wa
sentenced to the Penitentiary for one year.
Theodore Smith pleaded guilty TO picking the POCKET OF
crime Stewart Of 81 co. and was sent to the PenitenaS '
six months. =,
Bridget Donusy pleaded guilty attempt az grend lar
ceny and remanded for sentence.
H. Miller pleaded guilty 10 the same ohense ana wa
also remanded.
Alexander Matthews tried for sssau and battery upor
Jeremiah Petty, and acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

New STATIoN-HoUsEs-The work on the new
Station House for the Fifth Precinct Police is being
pushed rapidly forward. 1t is expected to be ready
for occupancy by the Ist Of December. Work on
the new Station-House for the Seventh Precnc;
(Greenpoint) is soon to be commenced. This build.
ing is to be situated on the corner of Union and
GreeDpoint avenues. The building will be 30 by 10
feet and three stories high with wing for the ces
It lie 10 cost s. 900, including bell tower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

DANGEROUS SPoRT.-A number Of boys, mostly
resident In the Sixteenth and Nineteenth Wards went
tedsy afternoon 10 play the "Wbest H' While there
they engaged In mimic battle In which stones and clubs
freely used Several Of the boys quite seriously
injured and little fellow named George Parsons received
fseture Of the skull by being hit with stone and
badly injured that fears entertained Of his recovery
KIsGs County CIRCUIT COURT, Monday, Oct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-12

i TAaaAgY ASSEMBLY CoNvEsTioNs.-Tbe Tam
many Assembly Conventions held last agt with
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

C,xr Viso-Col Cruft ha- his hani- fuil
a. Commandment al Camp Nlgo. Ia a%aiition
20 ;h- Thirty hrsi-hi- o~n regimeat-he
has the halt Of tho ne~ regiment nov lorm
ing at the camp 10 look alter tie : mus
,erns recruits rapidly for the t~o regiments
The Thirty first il nearly lilies But lev
more men can be admitted into IL The I've
companies Of the ne~ regiment are quite
vel filed ana augmeutiag daily. Is prob
able that the Thirty hr-, viii remove u a
separate encampment IN a few DAYS. There
are Two military schools At the camp daily
one ior The commissioner ofhcers-the other
for the Serseants AMI Corporais. the former
under charge Of Capt Hough. Of the army.
the latter taugh, BY Capt. West. OF this city
Thing look well At the camp. Both officers
and men are striving % instruct themselves
and to promote ~aieiert discipline.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
(, FEARFUL STORM
4 DiSHING RAIN
Destruction Of Property.


During the early part Of yesterday after
noon thick. black clouds commenced gather
ing IN the North and West. which grew dark
er and denser until betw cen four and i've
O'Clock. when il burst IA fearful torrents over
our city. accompanied by the most terrific
storm Of Wind that has visited Is since
the Tornado Of ls6o. Shade trees and fruis
trees were blown down in various part. OF
ths eitr. and IN many cases buildings unroof
ed. The following 8, a lis Of thel build
ings injured - FAR ~ We have been able 70
ascertain up 70 derk.
The ferre Haute House -as pArtl, an
rooted. and the upper ceilings IN some Of the
rooms broken in
The main front building enbrAein. the old
ba'idin. vas entirely unroofed the tn sheeting
snd Joists ia broad divisions beng hurled over
N niiscr.minate ruin. Doe large section
vs. hurled across the open area. and lande d
On the ground against the dining Don
Chimneys were knocked down and tinber~
dashed through the ceilings into the rooms BE
low
4 part Of the root vas blown from the
Freight House OF The rerre Haute and Rich
mond Railroad The Baptis. Church on ith
Street VA entirely gnroofei from the West
end 10 the belfry. Capt Haaey'- Corncrib
va demolished \ part Of the ROOT ~as
blown from the building On the North east
corner Of In and Oa'o street. The chim
news on the houses Of {. v Mtncourt. J
X Turner. J. T Mon.u. Lou. NJ. Cook and
several others we're blown down
No lives Sese .cs, and no one ~ far -
we can earn iniurea
The streets and cutters were 1ooled With
water. wasilsg Iowa boxes. barrels. etc
until caught by the foo. bridges. The air
gres - dark that 4 became necessary 10
light the gas IN our osice. The thunder aud
Lighting we're the most fearful Ne have ever
witnessed ia the Wsbaeh Valley. What
damage 1t lid in the country we have hot
heard. but shall expec. to hear Of considera
Die. The storm passed FROM the North west
TO the South and lasted fully a half hour
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

Tnx eth Insia,ls. Colonel Benton. moves
e-tvard vesterias.
AmrrsR4 Announcements the 81
Regiment. at Anderson. John Wells. Adja
t&nt.
For the M Regiment, at indianapolis. Al
gernoa : Griggs. sutler.
For the 42i Regiment. at Evansville, JOIN
Maginnis. surgeon: James L Orr. Quarter
master.
Tux TwENrY S.xrr-The following = a
complete lis, 81 the 6ed officer % the 26th
regiment.
William VI. Niieaisey. Colonel:
Richard O'Seal Lieuscaant Colonel.
John G.. Clark. MAJOR.
Robert y. Torbet,. As slant Surgeon.
George A. Todd. Surgeon.
Henry Schroeder. Adjutoat.
John b. Roatt. Quartermaster.
{. X. Adams. Chaplain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
The Great English Remedy


Celebrated FEMALE pills
Prepgr,d frosn . ryeseriyfion 81 Sir Carl,
Nd Physician Extraordinary p -. Qse,n.
Thls nvalu.hie meHclnr IS urfanirg - ,le sar. =
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female ooasi'ato1 8. t Hnoi,rs;ss al q,
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n NAHRIfnItrre
4 spsrticuiariy suited i vr'. n o. short ians
bring % ~ mouAiy period aiih r~errlsrin
Eaeh b7,tie. price on do,iss. ser. o.,
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feits.
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U~ Tine AI are ~.
n an os-e- q S-rvou. Ar spinal Aasrs,o.s Pal.
in - Rsef an 2mtr. Fsrrue -n slrht es.-fior
Paipftatm n ns Heart. Hy,ferc. ana White.
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lsve fslies. sad sifaourh 4 powerful remedy. 10
net esntaia iron. ealasasi aaimg, or Anything
hurtf1i O. tie constitution.
Fuii i~.fee;aa' 10 ~ p~anphie, srcuns each PACK
AZ. Wild 'h1rii ~ o~srefuiiy preserved.
So AFsrf for 10 rnltef state, 2 dcarafa.
JOB sosFs. 1AseIc. Baldwin Z Co.
RDhefter. Y
SB-sioo ani sposis~e sfl1ps enclosed 20 say
su'hqrizel sgsa'. VII ius-rs a f-.,ie. Containing 70
Prs. ~ return nah. So ~ r. Cunningham
All ?. n pornsiiy. Ierc- Hsuie. aaa si -ood
D~ruegi-t.. fnv34d~r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
fortisscattons ON munso.'s EsiiI
Somptetc-Maskcd R~attcrIes-
Qusot "a notwithstanding Pickcts
Retaliation.

NksHiNe4oS. Sept. 9-The Confederate
Notifications On Munson's Hill, three quar-
tiers OF a mile from Bailey's Cross Roads.
have every indication Of being completed
No guns were observed mounted on the for
tiiications, but n masked battery is erected.
concealed by a grove near Bailey's Cross
Roads, about one hundred yards this side of
the earthw0rk.
IN Sunday everything in the vicinity was
quiet, but this morning the Confederate.
opened their concealed batteries. throwing
she'll into the encampment Of our pickets at
Bailey's Cross Roads. Two of the shells
fell short, and the third passed half = mile
beyond them. In retaliation for which. our
skarp shooters advanced on their pickets and
killed two of their Number.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

TsE sru RkafxEST-Thi- gallant Reg
ment. whereof Col. Benton has the com.
mani. passed through our city just before
the storm Yesterday AFTERNOONS. Notice OF
their coming vas not given until Just about
sae time of their arrival. aud consequently
sae crowd collected al the depot Wa not 20
large a. il would have been had longer no
tee been given. The Regiment : comPos-
81 d the fines; material we have seen since
to var broke cut. and they are commanded
bs a. gallent a set Of officers ~ ever lcd men
20 contest AMI victosy The three principal
Officers are col. Benton. Lieut. Colonel
David skunk. Major chas. Parish. The
Regiment occgr;ei two trains. the nrst Of
which i. composed OF twelve coaches. and
tae second seven bnrthen and stock carr and
twelve coaches. The Regiment = hand
s,mely uniformed and thoroughly equipped
The field officers came IN on the - ond
train. and while waiting. Col Benton vas
called out and made very modest but
hishlv patriotic speech. lie aid this was
sle nr.t time he had visited TcTe Haute.
bat he CHERISHED Tor the citizens ware 70
rard The Regiment which ne had the hon
or 20 command had received from the hands
o fTerfe H4uie's fair daughters. = beautiful
banner. and which vas tho only rsssmcntAl
banner vh.ch wss borne over the victor Gus
fe.l 81 Rich Mountain. Col Benton pad a
glowing euIogy to The 10th Regiment. which
fought side BY ssde with the sth. and had
borne themselves nobly lis notice 81 the
biriai of the dead was highly pathetic and
s~oQuent lie spoke earnestly Of TIE osnse IN
-hich ne and has brave men we're engaged
AMI expressed the most confident hope Of the
ssely and g~lorioss triumph Of the Feteral
sris>. His speech Wa a mos; eaTrcs and
eloquent one. and dsd equal credit 20 rs head
snd h- heart. The speech wss received
Wit, tremendous applause. after which three
cheers ~ere given for Col Rentov three FOR
rs regiment. AMI three b. the regiment for
a.. la.Ees Il Tere HAase. When the whistle
sounded and the long train. With ia chiv alraas
feixhs departed The country NAV ret at
( del that ne cause 81 the Union vIl not
slTer ia TIE hands 81 the brave men % 80
e. Regiment or ia that % - gallant and
eloquent commander
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
New York state Union Couvcn-
uon--Pntriotic speech of Pres
iieut at~vOrd--No compromise
with Trastors-No Parry Feat
ties.

SYRACUSE. sept. l0.-The Peoples Union
Convention assembled to-day. quite full az
tended
Hon. Thos. Alvord. of Onaadaeo. was
chosen Temporary Chairman. Ia the course
OF his remarks he said. what do we care
whether the Republican OF Democratic party
triumph. If the country sink beneath their
feet. when victory Is proclaimed 10 them
Our country = above and greater than any
party Tremendous applause Can we
not lay down all petty party strifes and dill
c%ultes, and differences. and give all our eff
forts to our country in this is hour of need.
| am undisguisedly and fearlessly in favor OF
tse vigorous and most efficient prosecution
OF the war. until those who have gone from
us are brought back into the Union. loud
applause.
am for standing of from the party plat.
form on which have stood for thirty wears,
and for stepping upon the broad acres of my
cauntry, giving my voice and efforts for sus-
tanning and supporting her. Applause
am for sustaining the Administration OF the
Government by those who now have that
duty to perform, just 80 long a it Is unceas
ing and untlring IN lie devotion 70 tho coun-
try. Great applause l an tor giving to
the Government the greatest possible latti-
tude that should be given by a free people in
such a crises as now exists. APPLAUSE
Nhent the conflict Is over. and not until
then, when NC are again in a peaceful state.
may we review their condust and give them
the need of praise for what they have lone
am for uncompromising hostility, not ONLY
70 those who have bayonets and bowie kni.es
IN their hands, at the South. but also to those
who are none the less seceSs:0nists by their
AID and comfort at the North. Cheering by
the whole crowd, rising The Chair con
rnued IN response To the resolution OF the
last Democratic Conv ention-the last meet
ing OF that party-and he hoped 70 God toe
last one they would ever hold. under their
present organization applause which reflects
upon thu management. thus far, OF the war.
talking OF violations OF the Constitution. the
overriding Of the habeas corpus. and the
rights Oft free press. 1t was sufficient 20
TO say that. il the President had done less
than he has done and would to God he had
done more he would be more entitled IN
impeachment thru he i now. for anv viola
tons ofthc Constitution and laws Pro
longed applause.
We haue TO Get together our household
and political gods and commit them 70 the
funeral pyre. as an Offering 10 our beloved
country. The result will be n full. united
and unanimous expression from the peoule
Of the State Of New York 70 the South. that
II they have relied upon our sympathies they
have relied on a broken reed. Applause
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
Maine Eiection-U MON War unso.
ity SIXTY I~housaud

BA>soR. Ne, Sept. 9th-Ws have returns
from seventy one towns. which give Wash.
burne 2.3i3. Jameson s,l5l, Dano 5.202.
against, last year. Wnshbume. &c ,065, Smart
Dem IL ,sI4. Barnes. Bell A Everstt)
NEi Nashburnes majority in these towns
= o9sj. against 500 last year. = decrease
of 575.
The aggregate vote in these towns. this
year. sill be about - 600. and W~ashburns.
majority from Il. 000 10 l 1000.
The union war majority in these towns. il
2s,2os, and will be in the whole State about
90. 00O.
The legislature Is largely Republican. al
though thore will be many Union Democrats
elected jointly, by the Republicans ami Union
Democrats.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

swonp PReE~TAuo>-Somc q the lrent-
Of Lea, Hamilton. Of the Tcrre Hsuts Ran
e-. no~ n Camp vigo. presented that sen
tsusn a sword on saturday, through Col
Cookery. % Tie Josr-sf. ~ho. 80 ar. plea.
81 % ears. made a sfroax Union snd pair.
otc speech on the occasion. lie sad there
were bat TIE PARTIES uew n the COUNTRY
these ~ho were ior ihc government All
tSo.e ~Ao ~sre agaiass Is. s.d hat "a 49,
nov me dafy Of every pinoiie citizen "a
reader al he - IN AS pe~er - ~ ro-cra
msnt and 20 The sarpres.oa 81 rebellion -
The speech gave xrcat sas.saes.oa to he
soldiers
The sword presented 70 Lieut. Hamilton
q Al elegant ne. and sii be CALAMITY ne
IN the hands Of that gentleman. We rexre,
vs did not hear Of the affair until ~e .au The
sesiss Of q 10 me JsEsssi II Mouds, ~.
ofna.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

who I'VE az the scat of government, know
too wei the snperhuman energy. sleeplesr
vigilance ani miraculous prompttude Of ey-
eFN department 10 entertain for a moment. a
shade" OF suspicion G. any short coming ON
The part ol asy one near. or remotely con.
nected With the Admin s~tration.
Fierce beuer can nov leave a. many men
a. be ploases Ia the forts Of North Carolina.
OF course viii whip them. for have Ne not
the greatest number OF unnamed militia
ten. DIX has forbidden the Mayor 10 con
unue the payment Of the Old police. and
Mayor brown. While protesting against the
military authority 10 interfere. has sieni6ed
his compliance.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
ATTENTION
Recruits for the FIRST Regiment
Missouri Artiliery.

The undersigned are At the Clark House
ready TO enlist al ate bodied men for this
service for the var. Young men who wish
70 JON a good corps can 10 no better than
report 70 the Clark House. Tou join a Reg
iment which has covered itself with honor.
AM IL members src held ia the highest e.
TEEN by The people Of Missouri. BOYS YOU
Who arc eager 10 meet tho traitors Of your
country, can have the opportunity by join
ing the First Missouri. commanded by F. r.
Blair Apply TO.
Lieut.. FOUST,
Rec Oincef. Clark House, Terre Hsuts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11

Tue adreFilse-. having hrs- res,o-te - lc.i,h IN /.
~ weeks BY avers simple remedy amer having ri.
'ere' several ycsrr with e ..ttf lung affection. sad
that dread tss1-s, Cousfu Com g nnsiou. p msss
known % Ii Fellow -sur -1rs &. mean. 1T core.
To those who ~ish 70 ty it. ~ um se0iao4rs
he prescription used iaes ~ rhargel viii tle tss
rons for preparing ant using uc sam~. which 49,,
I'll hnd q rrre cnre for ccusuiapuoa, Asthma. Pr,
ehits, &c. Tae only ol!ec; n ne advertiser . r.
send ~ fhe preset pton % hesefi thr afflicted f
spread information which he corrective % Do ir,.iua
be. ard he hcpc, every sufferer VII ny ~. rruaoo,.
{" Il cosss ihem asthirr. ed my prove a blessing /.
Parties wishing - -paoa viI rifs.e aacrs--
HEv FDNkED s. N..s0S.
Nhlisashufg.
sepietwi~ Kias County. \. Y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
The Richmond Nhir on the ur;fct..
I~..

tHNn
hstrisosR SEPT l0-A COPY OF tie Rich.
mond Whig received here has : mos. sarcas
&c article on the capture % The Hattera.
Forts. oensnrnc ~ implication the Confcd.
eraie authorities. ssd ~birh commences IN
this style let "a initiate TO Chinese D, an
means
The boat has been taken. many hsndr.is
ef men have surrendered. valuable officers
have become prisoners. = barge amoant Of
po~ter captured tie most Important point II
orr eeast Tor Ysirsteerns purposes j. in the
kands 81 The eafnx. aud the gallant Norfh
~tsfe : noweiabie 20 inrusion. stli II = n
small matte. 10 vii take "a. G0 men -
regain the Tort. but ihsi = nothing VIVA,
d we wit nth IL
/; vas built ior fun esilest'y. Had ne
been N earnest some notice would have been
taken Fl the warning given hy Northern pa
per. IL would &c the height Of folly and
tressou 20 accuse an, member Of .hs Csbi
ret Of nsgleescs n he rrsoss. We.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
DE concentrations at the HebefS-
sshnenadsns UsarE I'D Fer
ry-Gon. hanks Wide AySakr.

MONTGOMERY cousTH. Nd, Sept. 7h-
The rebels kept up an almost daily firing ON
our men, Al the Ferries. and at times make
demonstration as If they intend Ia cross
\ esteriay, there vas heavs cannonading Al
kdwani's Ferry. This NAV be their plaa Of
drawing Attentian from their works. which are
said 10 be IN progress. in the Ferry road. lead.
Ing to Leesburg.
Gen. Banks division is ready al all tine,.
70 move in any direction at q moment's no.
lice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-11
ROOTS AND SHOES
RADDIS &

No. Ia. Main St.. under the National House,
TERRK HArrK, INDIANA.
As We manufacture our Eastern work. We
can and will sell goods at lower prices than
can be bought at any other house in the
trade. Persons wishing to buy at Wholesale
will find It to their advantage to buy Of
rs, a. we riA cell at the lowest Eastern prices.
No. 10. Main Street. Terre Hauts. Ind.
Factory aear Saugus Bridge. Lynn, Mass.
Custom work and repairing done to order.
s3dkv3m.