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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

KfSrrcKr-Thc Kentucky Legislature
has al last taken ia stand on the right SIC
decidedly and Ne trust permanently. IL Ia.
determined by vote 81 y TO &c TO require
tie Confederate forces % leave tie State.
and refused 10 reqscs. tho sane shlns q 'bs
Federal forces
Thi. : just a. direct and positive declsf
alton Of loyalty and determination TO ABIDE N
the Uuion IS could be asked Kentucky i.
right. and the news Of her action ~..i 10 re
eeised z'ih moro than satisfaction al over
the country.
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WssHISeros. Sept l2sh.-Iu future ih-
single rate Of postage Ca pre7aiI letters. ros
tel tie United States. and addressed o. fr1s
So. Austria. Bsuaris. Sa1ony. Neremberg.
Mechienbure. Sterclits. Oiaeubufv. Luxen-
burg. Brunspic Lube. and Hanover. viii be
reduced 10 . cents AL unr.ii letters 70
~hatever part Of 0sermtry they nv hc 80
dressed ant al prepaid litter addressed 70
znr other German s;a.e thar tho-e sbore
mentioned. vii continue - 10 rh5rFei =, the
existing rate. Of 81 cents.
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Another rirrd,sa Outrage Af'rmplnd
n.d De- eatcti.

krrco. 80 SrVi 9ih-Anoiher fenii.h
attempt - destroy The lives Il cur soldiers.
ras made. Lly or NO since. on the North
N sseur. r X The iimhefs 81 = buege Just
;sis siie 81 Sturgeon. we're 0Sriially burned
ia expeci.ii1n that "a train laden With TROOPS.
would be pre-ip'tl.ci into tho creek BIZ,
Their 6e.igrs beng known The train stopped
sere. an he trogrr ore nov encsmpci =,
this Place. where ihe- -iil remain until tie
bridge = repaired
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

MILITARY BaIvfrits We clip tho follow
iag military items from the indianapolis
Journal Of Yesterday The artillery bat,sl
ioa that We Yesterday n9.sc-i a. beng form
els, Richmond. is 10 be armed with Eight
howitrers. such a. = man OF ordinary strength
can carry on bis shoulder These howitTsr-
ase calculated 70 throw explosive shots from
one 70 two miles. In e!ese coua.cs The
would prove vesy destfactis. - = body Of
cavalry king charge or having an un
protected station In an open hed
Caiver.ty Square Is daily used By the r.
eru.s for the 18th Regimen. Of reg liars for
DRILL ground They appear there cry
morning for the various exercises IN squad.
company sai battalion drills
The band for the lllh Regiment did no,
g 10 81. Louis with the Regiment. bu; re
NAMED here until they could procure new
Instruments The instruments are expected
70 arrive in q few DAYS. when Ihe band vial
re:oin the Regiment
The Wabash county cavalry company has
gone into camp on the ground lately occupied
b. Captain Frybargers artillery /, sQM
csr.d =. follows
Mason | Thomas. Captain.
Levi Ro-.. First Lieutenant.
Thomas Mccracken. Second Lieutenant
TINS company Of cavalry expect. - BE al
t.ehei - the -,h regiment. Col Benton -
Lac the minority Of the military movements
NV king. IL arrival in our ettv 49, know n
20 bus ies persons
L.cu. Col Moody Of the 9Th regiment.
~ho holds commission - Caps,ia IN he
Il,h Unitsi States Infantry has been granted
farloaSh ~ the War Department 70 eaable
b N to k>cp tic Place "a ~ VOLUNTEER regl
msn. assigned hin by the Governor. TIL.
oil be eradication . sAe Numerous sei-na.
o. Col Moody N Iniana
George Wakefield. d--ett-s frosa ne
26th cSmeat. has been placed "a con6ne
nent Al the arsenal = :. Louis Col
Nsredi,h advertise. ia ne wsyne eaanty
papers two dsscrses. fsos as regiment sad
pro nisss 10 execute he law a, ain.s them
Wabash oOaasy. 10 satisfied With raising
tree companies Of infansrv and or. ofcsrs.
" foF he -sr. = np~ or<aHisinS ,noia-s
esapsny ofinian;ry and company Of .hssp
shooters Go in Wabash.
There arc sessa CON oaa... n Camp NJ
son ., Au,lsrson. a.. Hoard. Hansla<
tn. Nsdr.on and other coaates az he ia
Congressional D.ssr,es ar, represented
CAps,'n Noreaa's cassirs co-oaor FROM
Hsnry couasy. rsrad-l ~ streets s>-s-rlay
TIE nes sre aas lsok.n. ..e,.fa e.. 81 -
s-h Drrcs hshtrg nai<si-.
Tsr 2srH krcSrSs &c. Coixrss- -.
enesnasd The 2'sA Rss.snsai "a ,.se srasa'
rsesatly occa7sei - .se ~ Re<m.s.--
porsh oftse TER. Hate .r-'-as sspo,.
Arrival o. n. Es<Asa Regiment ., :.
LOUIS. Co. Bsaioa arrived wih h.r.rs
nsat yssserlsv Al nssa a. - f.su.s :.
so<dens occurred o. ne foatc
THr IlrH AZ PApccsn.-IaselAxeac "a
revived a. Isdisnapoli. Yesterday. la g,
VILLAGES Regimes hai l~s ~ Lon. az.
turned W" 81 r.aucah Lively tass "a
ts expected IN vssssss xssssss,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

MrsicAI We are under infinite obliga
ton % the Noniezuma Brass Band. for
pleasant serenade. lat night The music
vas charming. This bald viii. we under
stand. furnish : portion 81 their men to form
The band for.the 5lss regiment. They arc
already fre musicians. and we are glad 20 see
them come forward - promptly to enli., in
the service Of their country. From their ap-
rearanee. NC judge hey will use shooting
irons with e. muea ability a. bras horns.
should opportunity s1ef
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
Celebrating the Aaniyersary Of the
Battle Of Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Sept. - The 18th Of Sep
TENDER The anniversary Of the Battle Of Bal
timore is being celebrated here. 70 day. by
the loyal citizens.
Gen Dix issued orders Tor frins salules
and dress parades in honor OF the dav. It the
various camps.
The New York 5th Regiment (Zouases
have grand dress parade. from their forsi-
he'd camps. on Federal Hill marching through
the city and around the monuments
The association OF Old Defenders make
their usual parade. with their old flag. which
they have not deserted
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THE FIRST coyFIscATIoS or NJ

THE FIRST CONFlSCATIOS or Ne
GROES-ATTEMPT TO ASSASSIN
ATE JUDGE BlRCH-THREArS or
RETALIATION
ST Louls. sept liih.-Provosi Marshal
Nckns,ry will issue tic following proclama
ton 70 morrow
The MAJOR Gen. Commanding the Western
Department having satisfactory evidence
that Thomas J. Snead. OF tie city ana c0uu
~ of - Louis. and State Of Missouri. hss
been taking active part With the sncsnics o.
the United States. ia lhe prcSent insurroc
tonary movement against re Government.
and the Military Commission now in session
at She Arsenal having reported the facts =
these Head quarters the result OF II. DELHI
eratieas-the Major General Commanding
has executed and ordered 10 be published
the following deeds Of manumission.
Here follow two deeis declaring. by ~.
thor.ts OF AZ and the power invested N the
Commanding General, Frank Ie~is an,
Hiram Reed. heretofore held to service o.
labor bv said Thomas l.. Saead. 70 lee free
and forever discharge from the boad. Of ser
vltude and giving them full right AMI ~
,hority 70 have. use and control their own Ia
Dor or service. a. 70 them NAV seem proper
without ans accountability whatever - said
Thome. L. sncnd. or any one - claim b..
through. or under him
4 party Of aeccssIonists went 10 tho h0us,
Of Judge Birch. member 81 The Ssate Con
vention lew dass -lnoe, with the Intention
# killing h'sn and h.- son but they ~erc
fired upon and repaisei
Iadse Birch came - $ L,r.s and 70 JAS
returned - hi. aer,e s. g..ntsu coauts ai..
arms ios the Ur.o0 mea q that county.
The life OF Judge Ryiani. late OF the Sa
preme Court. uhos Ia the hands 81 tie rebe
nas been threatened Z Cap. Magof.n. late
IL sentenced. IN Lexington. - be hanged. j
executed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

RroKvGrs Kor THx 1sIErr rsEsT-Ths
regiment = now regularly mustered into the
service Of the United States and !. iass be-
sng organized and made ready FOR equipment.
4 few more men are needed to Gil out some
Of the companies. Those desiring to volun
ser viii apply soon At headquarters. At Camp
Nigo CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

A GENERAL ENGAGEMENT fNiNENT
AGAIN MILITARY CRITICS THINK
NoT-QUlET At CHAIN BRIDGE
no REBELS VISIBLE

W,suf>croN. SEPT io-It is tie general
opinion here that general engagement can
not be much longer delayed Good military
c,iiics however declare that they expect ~
serious fighting lof two or three week.. All
was quiet 81, the Chain Bridge last night. md
tho rebels have not shown themselves iss
morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

Carr. srrwsr-w u. b. the Western
Virginia correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Corsn<rciai. writing from sutton. Sept 9Th,
pays the following neat compliment 70 Capt.
sGesar. and his gay. dashing dngoons:-
Capt ssewart's cavalry company. from Ia
diana. IS attached % headquar,ers-ln Ell
c.sa. company u.th a gallant commando.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
THE PRESIDENT

ScorT GrARps. ArrrSrsoNi-Y on arc here
By commanded 70 NEE, At your Armofy for
Company drill at half past seven o'clock this
evening Important information will be
communicated. a. received from Major Gen.
eral Love b. order Of the Captain
Sep; IL. 81 r. S cox. in.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

cHArLsixcr. Rev Hiram Gilmore. Of
Grecncasile. has been appointed and qualified
a. Chaplain Of the 3isf regiment Mr. Gil
NOR. Is a fluent and eloquent speaker. an
exemplary christian. ard iron he Interest
ne takes "a The school Of the soldier AMI the
N lnuel Of arms We are impressed With the
belief Tia, be wiil make a frst rate fighter.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

THE SOUTH--WHAT TIE REBELS
ARE FIGURING AT-JEFF. DAVIS
TAKES AN AIRING.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. l2.-Seyeral guns re
Gently IN possession OF the State Guard we're
taken from this city yesterday. and nearly
one hundred more were found TO day under
hay stack IN the suburbs
The steamer Treadwater Bill. old aud Of
little value. was seized by the Federal AZ
th0rites al Smithand She had been con
veying provisions up the Tennessee River.
The Nashville Union and American con
graduates the Confederate States upon the
election of Gen Albert Sydney Johnson u
the command OF tile Western Division OF the
Confederate Army.
The Richmond Exam rer of the s.h SAYS
since the battle OF Cro,. Lanes, Ia Western
virginia, fioyd has be ga waiting for sup
plies
Ga Saturday train brought down fifteen
prisoners, taken Struggling rough the woods
at the dispersion of 1'ylers Command.
Floyd at last accounts was about mile
and halt beyond the Gauley RIVER
Inc enemy, IN full force, was II Gauley
Bird; G
Wise wa strongly posted in the vicinity of
Gauley Road. occupying Hawks Nest. above
the konawha
The enemy had been outf .nked by Gen.
Chapman, who held his position with two
thousand militia.
IL The same paper says before many hours
the Potomac will be eiiectuaily closed BY
powerful batteries.
The Chief oil Ordnance in Virginia. respond
Ing TO call FOR al tho field artillery. saws
ten batteries are nearly ready for immediate
duty, and eight or ten moro could be got
ready shortly.
Among the fifteen above mentioned 2ris-
oners were Lieut. W. H. Raynor of Rhoad
Island, and C. g. Murphy, OF New York.
The Examiner also says EFF Davis has -
far recovered from his recen; severe illness
as 10 take an airing. on Saturday. in a car
rage
Ii. Kelley, claiming TO be a Ba' timoresn,
was arrested on Friday on suspicion of being
spy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
shcfiine The Esbei Camp q
vstfr Inception Awaiting any
Ate mpt TO troxs the Pete usar.

pttsss~r Hal. Nh. Set l2-T.einS
49, heard sunday a. tie direction az Con
-sl. Ferfv. oss rckets discovered rebel
csrs.F eatsmeesI steet tvp niles fron the
aver sns Cspt Tom9kins Of the Rhode l.
ianf battery threv atosi t~er;v shells Ia
;hs sielats Of tie euc4inpmens.
Esery rrpparstien has been nsie - give
the rebels warm reception. shsaii thev
mzke TIE surusrs - cross between Gfca,
Falis afd Pola. ~ Rocks 9Th view q
marching On haitllnofe simultaneously sith
their threatened sfsses ca wssAinston-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

RccKviLLE Sept ~ About sixty se-e.
sion Delegates. from Montgomery county
held primary meeting here TO elect dee
gates 70 the Baltimore Convent ion 20 nosn-
nate State officers. The meeting VS. scer-'
Resolutions Of strong secession character
we're nsssei
IL i stated that she ,ccc-sinni-ts Of fais
place are well armel and have pleatr Of an
munifion
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

RAIlY AT HaGrroRp There will be q
rally Hartford on Sturdy 70 recruits vol
uuieer- for the company being raisei by Dr.
Norris and J. l.. Brown Col Thompson
snd othe. have been invited to make
speeches Allare invited = attend
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

FoRrr-r REclxtSr.-Lieut. Colonel
krLsaa wss formally presented TO his reg.
nsnt and 70 the 3ln. b, Col. crufs. a; dress
parade. yesterday evening he ard Qusr'
terplasier Durham. vii al once enter upon
the discharge Of their respective duties.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

coS-A military friend n. figured up the
following Goa We step tie press 70 give il
Immortality.
WIZ Is Col Wallsee's Regiment like IL
tle ysasf
Because Is has ler>ssd the whole igmp
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

rI,HE SEVENTH sEsI-sSSCsL sEsSios ef II,
II Tsrrs-Haais feraif College. val cou-reoc< -
thursday TIE .ttA q sept zih~s nest. ne ssr,e
Trofe AM 1esE acre no have - ssir sut 80
ysCrsrIr Allied h several Apartments y ne Cc~
legs hersicior,. I'll, viii fsw sscepiloos connnss
"a ~ slhls. Itose ~isLlng 20 enter shocic - -
TO- hes1unias y ro->l1.s- Any further infornt-
for, or scafAlcgae q TIE .,hoo nay b. h@f ~ scs
dressing tks nr,1sr.Lgns1 a. fsrrs n.rts-
~rrstr yo0 CovBKA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
REBEL DoIScs At WINCHESTER

Pof>r OF RooKs. Nd Sept II -liis re
ported BY unionists from Har,nsbure. on
SATURDAY. tha, the rebels had taken up the
entire track Of the Beitimorc & Oai0 rah-
road from there to North Mountain, ds
tlnce Of nine miles. and transferred The rails
to Winchester Tor the EXTENSION % the A'cx
andria. Hampshire Louien road The
track torn ~ vas htdlr relaii hy the CON
panv ~ Dufiield Station. The rebels were
taking % pieces sIeht new Locomotives for
transportation u W inchester
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

NV YoKK. Sept ll.-Three race horses.
sour bugsies. &c. we're seized in Philadelphia
Yesterday. Owned by rebels.
John W. Anderson. the traitor frsr Pro,i.
dsnce. Was sen, TO Fort Lafayette
The Posts Dispatch SAYS that Howard. the
nonlinee for Governor OF Maryland 10 the
Official reporter OF the Supreme Court
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
\ Don Dispatches.

an fofce-A Lively Tx
change of Shciis-The Rebels stuck
Ia the Timber aud are soon sent
Fiying-Three of the 10Th Indiana
kiiied-Lieut. Hancock Nis,iag-No
Discharge of Minors->errell DIS
charsed-eakes Important Discios.
ures-Torf Lafayette Prisoners Con
Vicicd of Treason-Capt. Dare of
the Pocahontas, Arrested for Urea
son-kegiment of Lancers--Gcn.
Rosecrans Has Routed the Thief
Floyd-Thv Wounded of the 10Th
Indiana Regiment.
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NOTICE

DkkucrLtg SoTicr : hsf-.y rvs-. e -
4 49, Il ~ rsucsrn. fhat ~ - 1893 -
- .eaz-ts - - lie go - ki,sAs SseFh~zs A
g. - 80 r. - A.rts e - aat<F>tf - .
ss.fis-<.t 80 - wAezs pssr<nt Ee>t 49, saa sfly
- 49, f.u.-ts.f- sslentiea csfls4 49,
txr - zao<s 80 - = . s~s.l theGsflr-s = -.
ksessi = rs $500. NET sxssst - rv sess.
AsE -, o. XXX
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

rH- rl.cr TO prs rOor. AND sHor. CHAP
RADpIN & RROTHER :.

No. Il. Nam ST. H. the National House.
TfEaE H.UrE. INpi.NA
Aswe manufacture our Eastern wo;k. We
can aud will sci gools At lower prices than
can be BOUGHT 81 any osher house in the
trade Person. wishing 70 buy AZ Wholesale
will find Il 70 their advantage to buy Of
u. a. we r.H sell = he loves, Eastern prices.
No Ii. Mia Street Tcrre HAute. Ind.
Factory near Ssngus Bridge. Lynn. Mass.
Custom work an repairing done u order.
s3dNe3-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

NV lokS. Sept IL
STocKs-quiet and steady Chicago 4
hook Island, "a H.~aukie a frairie du
Chen. Ia =; Cleveland. Columbus & Osncin-
natl. 95is. Missouri 6s, 49, Tennessee 6's.
1874. New jersey Central. lst bonds, 1903.
New lorf Central. 49,, North Carolins.
s3, Louisiana. 20. Treasury 6's. 9sss. I'm
ted States 6's OF 6s 30. United States 6s Of
Il, ,cauPons 30 . United States IS OF "a.
caupons ~
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THE PIRATE sUMTER-a MYsTERT
OTIS SHIP.

Curacao. August 81. state th.t the : inter
VS. seen n PATIO GABRIELLE. o. the l3th ult
with a new frre turrpsed 70 be tie bark
There's. from Nsraceibo Tor View York.
with coffee
On tie 18th steamer. aying the Amer
can flag. passed the h.rhor reporting herself
The keystone state The Hsiiat. Mo vent
out 10 her. reports that she vas n NV ste1-
fner. whereas the keystone STATE = fvs vears
Old Il = surnaisel ~ se.s~i assumed tie
ssd name Tor peculiar felsons.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

WASTED FoR ruE Waive want 70 bry
number Of good, sound horses. suitable for
cavalry and artillery service. for which we
will pay cash on inspection. Apply to the
iiverv stable Of Dawson { Miller. Second
street. or !, Ku22enhiemcr's clothing store.
Main street BISCHOF & MARCH
dr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

RroxExrAI BAN3.-Those wishing 70 en-
Let a. members Of the Regimenial Band IN
the 3lst Regiment. are referred 20 Prof.
HIM. who has charge OF the organization OF
the Bsnd CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

DEcFGvED ms DAT Fl ExrkEss FROM y. -
II iaFesr~ =
y $40 CRttrRs~s HATS. RfBROSS.4C
klts ~ ~ So saz1~e
TIfIFAU PATTERN BONNET 7
II. =. -. Jl9at alry. cAsst. 80 Esexsets
Mis-. MAILER.
~ ~. str.<s s-r-@ea rsek ara SlssR
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Another Traitor--Enc CorrcS pom =
dcnfof t.sc New Nora News Ar
rested--aiis Paper. Being 4. lam =


PuLADELrHIA. Sept l2-N IN IT. W.n-
der. a brother OF the rebel General. j. in Gus
tody charged with reasonable communica
ton with the cnemy tie has another bro
iher. a resident Of Washington and the owner
OF the Windcr building there. which j. ocea
pied by the Pension Bcaureau.
Mr. II Winder has been the Philadelphia
Correspondent OF tho New York News. Al
his papers have been taken from him and are
being examined by the anthortics
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

GEF. EOSECRANS TO GEN. scorT.
washington, sept l2th.-Sen. Scott hss
receisec Dispatch from Gen. Rosecrans, civ.
ing few particulars OF his acton with Gen.
fiosd stating that the enemy was driven
from hrs entrenchment, across Gauley river
tloyd's loss was severe our small.
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Another Navel Espeditios FITTING
Ouf.

Fosrsr>s MoSsor. septemb-r 1.-THE
appointment OF zen. Reynolds to the chief
command AZ HAiieras Inlet gives entire salts
faction At Oh Point Vigorous measures
are being take, for fitting out expeditions
from Old Point to the Southern poris under
Gen. Wool's command
The army here il attaining good desr-s
Of discipline. and the troops are impatient, to
NEE, the eaemy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
L0sf Nights Dispatches


SToSNoroy. Conn. Sept. ll.-cO.,ector
Palmer. Of >tonirgton. has this day seized IN
his district. the bark Cavillo from New York
Capt. Washington. The schooner X. Fow.
lev. Of Mystic. Capt Eldridge. was also seir
- on the 9th inst. Both vessels were taken
rsdsr the coaGzcation act
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

ATsrN-ios. C-xrASr A-There will DC =
business meeting OF this Company At the
store room recently occupied by J C. Yates.
On Friday evening. SEPT 18th. lsol. a, :
O'Clock p NJ Every member j. requested
70 be present; By order Of
TUr PRESIDENT
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

ST LOUIS. Sept. II Mrs. Weldon and 4
nee coiored woman named Hannah Courte
nay. we're arrested Yesterday for selling POI
soued pies To soldiers at Camp Benton
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

W.srfp.--A teacher. either male Or fe
Saale. Cor the District No. 4. Otter Creek
township. Applications will be received by
the undersigned until Monday. September
18th J. " MARKLE. Director
d5t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13

FHILknELPmA. Sent. llth-There ~erc
four hundred subscribers 10 the National
loan. 10 day. and 602 900 dollars subscribed
at the Office of jaw, Cook A Co. and q 600
"a the United States Mint
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WssHiSGroS. Sept. llth-A iarse party
started ont At seven O'Clock. this morning
from ine Chain Bridge, under Col Stewart.
o: the New York Highlanders. As our skir
mishers advanced the enemy's pickets re-
tired beyond Sewinsville, about seven miles
from the Cham Bridge Our troops having
accomplished their errsnd connected with the
reconnaissance OF the country. commenced TO
rctrace their steps. when large force OF re
bels. consisting of two regiments OF lnfan-
tsy, and Col. Stesart's regiment of Virginia
Cavalry, and battery OF four pieces were
seen approaching The rebel battery opened
with shell. which was returned from GIfin's
battery Several rounds were fired. when
our troops ceased firing for twenty minutes
to give the rebels al opportunity of meeting
them on the open feld-;he rebels being in
the woods
Our forces. on rcsuming the action. began
with A forty two FOUNDER, shell from which
soon sieuced the rebel battery. and they
were soon sent flying. number reelias from
their saddle
There arc three killed belonging to the
18th Indiana regiment
Lieut.. Hancock i supposed 70 be killed
ThcIe we're two killed OF the 81 Vermont;
regiment. and four wounded
WASHINGTON, Sept -
A correspondent of the Tribune saws Adj
ju;ant General Thomas has decided that un-
der 10 circumstances whatever will soldiers
be discharged from The army on the alleca-
ton that they were minors when thev en-
listed.
Mr Serrcll was Internationally discharged
from his arrest at Lafayette He j. IN agent
Of the Bank Of England. aud held sbundan.
proof OF he responsibility AZ the time he
was denounced to the police.
Ar Serrell had long interview this eve
ming with the President, The Developments
and suggestions ne made were of such i'm
portance that the Secretary OF State was sent
Tor to receive them.
OF The sixty two prisoners confined at La
fsvette. every one but three has been found
guilty OF the treason for which he was ar
rested
Capt Dare OF tic Pocahontas. il under ar
rest on a charge Of reasonable intercourse.
Col. Rankin. a member of the Canadian
Parliament. was here few days since and
obtained power to raise regiment O. six
teen hundred lancers. and 20 MI and equip
them Ike the 9th English lancers. with "a
bers and carbncs. pistols and lance. the
shaft OF which Is to be sixteen inches long.
aud the blade fourteen inches. The rem
devious will be Detroit They will be ia
the field BIZ December. and he commanded
BY experienced officers
HrEAIps srrciki
The government received dc.pst-h 20
dav from Gen. Rosecrans. that he had rcui.
ed Gen Floyd's command. md iha, tho lat
ter vas driven - his carlh-works
Gen. Rosecrans Nil give hattie ~ FLOYD
agaiu Ia morrow.
The following members ~ the Indian.
l9;h we're slightly wounded in the aff,ir a.
Sesinsvilc. John Hamilton and Asburv
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-13
Another Traitor Sent To Fort In
fnNelQe.

NTw YorK, Sept. I'm c. Stanley VA
sent 10 Ft Lafayette to-day. charged with
enticiDg soldiers - desert aud cniis; in the
rebel service