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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-22
BY TELE & RIA Pm.

RicIMoSD Nov. l6.--Theenemy have been maxi
ing reconnsances in force in front of our lines at
Ocascrville. The indications point TO early gem
eral engagement.
The enemys pickets have appeared near the DC
coguan in considerable force with artillery.
A schooner was captured last Thursday by the
artillery corps Of the Hampton Legion, but was set
on FIRE aud abandoned, having been attacked by
large force ofthe enemy with artillery.
II has been ascertained that there are eleven YES
sells of the great federal feet disabled, ashore
missing to wit !. Belvidere Florida, Commodore
Perry, Ethan Allen, D. NJ. Petit Union, Ocean,
Express Governor, and two Others.
The "Disp5tch's" extra contains items from the
Baltimore American of the 18th. The report of a
successful battle of the Federals at Pikeville, KY
Is all humbug.
Gen. Haleck aud Buell. left Washington for the
Wet
The blockade of the Potomac continues effective.
Northern journals complain of the disastrous effects
Of the stopps &c of navigation by the Confederates.
The Baltimore papers acknowledge victory for
the Confederates at Belmont, and concede loss of
six or 700 Federals in killed, wounded and miss
ing. rl
"Ion" the Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun says that it is understood that McCle-
lans advance will be expedited by the success of
the fleet at Port Royal, and adds that Gen. Beaure-
gard has gone South.
Great difficulty is experienced at Washington for
want of wood.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-22

s9" In the late fight at Belmont, the
Shawneetown Regiment, alone, lost four
hundred in killed, wounded and missing,
and yet the Icing miscreant, Grant, speaks
of the battle as mere skirmish.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-22
AkoruEn GoLp Fryrn-orcrnn dntes nro -

ANOTHER GoLD FEyER.--Orcgon dates arc re-
ceiyed TO the s,h;
Most glowing accounts are given of the richness
ct the NeA Perces mines OF the new gold discover
les over wide expause Of country in the Portland
padris' "old IN increasing quantities continues to
arrive fIOm the mines
Similar news is published in the Victoria paDers
regarding IL mines in British Columbia. Mews
from these sources never was mora o,,i,ta., 49,.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-22

OS OUR FEET.-A circumstance apparently pro-
vidental, has occurred within the last f1w days,
which, properly improved by the Government at
Richmond will enable the States of Georgia aud
South Carolina to take care Of themselves without
assistance from any other quarter Alta future day
il will come 10 light but our present policy IS TO
leave the enemy to find il out, which they viii do
when they leave their safety retreats on the coast
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-22
na- When Forts Hntterns and Clarke

nG- When Forts Hatteras and Clarke
were taken by the Hessians, the North was
in extacies overthe important achievement
and Picayune Butler was glorifed for his
share in it. But they crowed before day
their boasted victory, with the small
amount of plumber gained, has cost them
very dearly. The storm which wrecked
eleven of their feet, burst with fury over
the two captured Forts, swept away foun-
dation and superstructure--leaving not
even the treacherous soil upon which they
stood, and where the island of sand was so
lately visible, with its Notifications and
troops, the waters now hold undisputed do
minion. The n. Y. Tribune, in lugu-
brious tone, depicts the terrible destruction
of property, and from his Jerimiad we ex-
tract the following =
Men were suddenly washed out of their beds,
and found all their clothes borne by the water to
the Sound. Live Stock such as pigs chickens, hor-
ses, cattle, dogs cats, and cooking utensils lumber
drftwood, boxes barrels, trunks, shanties were
carried forward, together with men on them and in
them, some jumping out Of windows, some cutting
their way through the roof others jumping off into
water which, in many places, was over their heads
and making for box Or a barrel in order to reach
shanty still standing. At the wharf
where all the government property is stored,
wholesale destruction took place. Provisions o
every kind We're soon ailUat--barrels of crackers
bread, sugar. pork, molasses beans, potatoes, fish
boxes of candles, soap, clothing and in fact every
thing required for an army, seen to go will
the flood, with the building containing them in q
dilapdated condition.
Thus ends the capture of Hattoras, and
in it, the Hessians may read the rate of al
their expeditions, whether by land or wa
ter.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-22

ARRIVAL OF UEIos decentralization Union
men, from the counties OF Fayetie, Raleigh, Boone,
Kanawha and Wyoming recently captured by Gen,
Floyds ayalry scouts arrived in our city last night
on the Tennessee cars en- route TO Richmond. They
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-22
Battle of Belmont--Omcial List
of Casualties.

The following is the official recapitulaton of the
casualties in killed, wounded and missing of the
battle at Belmont
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
MftnneIDtQ<6du8.

Wf11tne1ptQ<@au8,
Manfato, Gde bon Jront< uub s,Ium @tros.
BON
Slemen6 &rpm.
4, yer nnterr3ei9nete lentt biernit eraebeuf bic
Mufmerf iamteit pes Wublifun, omf 5ein mohIe;m.
9ertdtetes @altbauS aum
Winnelptaz6auS
@el9es IN 8e5us auf feline innere Musifattunq.
ytelle ann Seo'enung feinem dbnliden Gtabli0f-
ment i'm Norewelten na9febt.
es wtro belonoers barauf binsetpielen, ta6 lid
pei benz 9aule quite @tnlluns befnbet nnb aQe
9orten 6utter fir Yferee uub S9len ifets ,u ba-
Ben iinb.
S9b Clemens Rrpu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
Stel5erz@puie.
Hbilipp Stel5er, @isentbiimer.

ct. peter, Mtnn.
O'e>ss neae Galtbau6 1T fir bas reiIenbe Yubli-
tum lfyt er9Hnet. aefsaueer beim Sag tpereen
81 Ben t'll'9lteM Yreilen aufgenommen. Cute
St1lluns uno 9Sa0er itets gu baben.
Mu@ tit bier bic @ta9ezSffce fir 1raz
perlc oeS Sipur, ct. peter uno Netpzulm
yolt9ailsn 9ebrn BON bier aus Mpntaos unb
0re1ta96 Dpn ct. peter na9 Nem-lllut unb ant
nd41ten Sage retpur.
-, 9fe9 IA @rc0e Dienltasa uub @amaaas,
Wontaes unb Jreitaes retpur.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
...1.-. (6crtiebuns fclet. }

&pm,8, Mai.-Bourbonitil9e Irupz
pen, pel9e in pas neapolitani19e @ebiet
etnSefallen ,paren> murben NIT 9rpBem
@erlnf 3ur1d8el@la8en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
SSafbtuQtpu=6au3,

Drttte Strabe @t.Yeter Minn.
OieIes 9ctel bat cine Mnaabl BON oerQun,oen
3tmmern uno befbt iiberbaupt aue Sequemlieb-
tetten zines 5aule6 er(ter Nlal1e.
@nte Stallunsen fn6 benz 5aule teiaefiot.
~ Die poit9aiie verlaBt oas u@albiuqtOn<Saus.
fur 9ffu' nlm jeben Treitae II. Mcntaa Wproeu.
peter 9arff, Giqentbimer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
sc / II ne pta< s. aus

Spn u. R0tt0tefer,
@de oer 6iinften uno @abalDawzStrab
5wil9en benz @purt-9aus unb g. pcr -Sfice,
auf's sfeue eineeri@tet uno ppultanbis in alien
Sran0en ausscltattet> einlaI,ebli1 per
beiten Sprten 2G E ne unp 2itDre
fir bic 8ar.
Dtc &afel 1T ununterbrp9sn rcrleben mil allen
Delitatsien ter 9ailpn.
Ssit per @Se S3 $500 PER 2ae IS Sts: Gin
pelGe Bios Soft ebne 9pgis min l9cn. - Tiinfe
unb aufmertlan1e Beoienung ltets Sur 5ano.
Tarn1er finben bn n11te G1tnilunnen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
&etter'8
. q tDt1 ) s pu1e,
9}em<11Int Minn

9telpz1lm, Winn.
Der unter3si9nete beno9riebtiet bas publifunt.
Dap er unter pbigem Namen Elm beutldes 5ptel
crpnutt bat, baS 9fei|encen ale 8equcnllidteten
barbietet.
., E=S Sir @taounsen 1T ebenfaus aut bas
Bette 9e1oret. @eiter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
Gomfortable6 peutldes
0 a It uno 6 . It ) au 8

0tt1It S7l 7lEItlteFUlu:SUNi
Sort : Stra6e, nobe Dem @lcdenbaus.
Der llnteraeiGnete erlaubt ii1 biermit, bic Auf-
mertlamfeit beS einbeinli16en uno auswartiQen
eeutlden putfum5 auf lein nett unb bequem
ein9eriAtetes Ga f. unp &pnbau6 III lenfen.
Sn oenllelteu inret Der ,rrrtbe Walt bic aller=
freunbi90e uno tiQiBlte Ysocnune, reinlGes
gosis, quite Soft furs 9lles, ma5 iu elmer aufdu+
eigen Wirtbl9aTt beanlprubt werhen fanm.
@ute StaQung befincet it9 etenf fats tcim 5aule.
Das Strebsu bes ltntcrseibnsten 1T bic Mner<
tennuns eerer, bic ibu bcebret.
Xbcrhpr S nm,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
u Mrbetter= r ; =@Ql1e
ron e. G.. @nnf

Dritte @trabez e. ee5sniber ber preabyterion=
Stride, ct paul, Ninn.
IN otslem neu= uno freuneli9 einseftbteten
Ha9erbter~ Salcpn 1T ltet5 3u baben
Selte5 2a9erbter 2 @las fir 5 Gents,
Aatc @peilen uno Seine Gisarren.
6. 01. sc anf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
~St. 2p,.iS &r6an9e,"
(friber Dafptaz5pu1e)>

Gde Der 6prt= II. ct; ;Nntpnyftraae.
sesenuber benz r@inslpmbpule."
l1nter5eitneter en1pliebt bermit ieinen 8reun=
ben unb bem Serebren Yublitum Minnelpta's 8 1ein
nexes teauem eineeri9tete5 @af f. unb Aonbaus,
&siienbe, lowie Boarber6 fnoen CUTE Be,pirtb-
nns unb tpirb eS mein etfriefes 8efrebcn 1ein,
1eben mid 8eebrenoen 3ufrieben 3u 1tellen.
@ute StoQung befnret I'D, bei'm 9aule.
0euru 3dun ner
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
III d s inAton Gunse,

ceutl9e6 @ait uno Boaroin8 5aas
ncn Ncter Saf,
9t. .MntbpnYitraBe, nabe benz v9Sinslcp-
5cule".
Das rWaibinston <5aus" bieiet Gpfsangern
uno 8ele9entltb @infebrenoen an com fortablsm
Sests une nOblbslsBter Safe! @ass, mas BON si-
nent suten 5au|e erwartet wirb. 9. @ab.
. @ute @taQunsen bei'm 5aule,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08

Maeuteu Der @fiun. Staats;ettuu9.
Oit,nelpta.
6aNiua5 uup Dafota 60. 5err Sersps:
Tem- -lllm uup Brpwn GruntY ST. 1prFsr,
81. Yetsr nno glierlet Gty %: SAiamel>
5t.Mntbcny II, Minr;aYpliS, Ortb u. 8noblaub'
Carver ct. Nult,
Manfntp 9srr Yfa{1.
5tiQ pater uup lSalbingtcn gty 81. @@sIfer,
Niupna uuo QEiurna 9y 5r. 0il9er.
Yeueplaiu Serr 0ronsS y. SeYterteet:
6ar,tault, 9tce g., 5crr Gjpttfrieo 6ledenlte'n.
9few~ Irier Dcrr Gu9cu Gbsin.
Neaos 9aueins, s. Duerre.
Nep SSius, Serr Srsn 5rleerldD'
QBatalbap> 0jcora 5uber.
SuEalp @ity, gEiSc. 81. @Aiittler.
6cuutaiu Gity, Nist, Or. 9pilbr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08

31pet @la8 8ter fir 5 @ent6
in bem ueuein9eri@teten Salpn Don
Gpttfrieb GlbeI,
. rttte . trabe, 9egeniiber SrSine'S= 5alle,
ct. Yaul> Minnelpta.
Musse3eibnete5 Bier, famoie Gisarren, 1cpie
talte 9peilen bate t9 itets an 5ano nnr an gutter
Seoienune wirb ee niemas feblen.
@pttfrteb Glbel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
Sr. @pIenf,

9r+ @pIemf,
prafttl9er u r5t. @eburtsbelfcr uno
= Sperateur, =, d.
gewabrt dr3tliden iltano fir a(le &rantbeiten
6es n,dnnliden unb tpebli9eu @el@le@t6 uno
perlpridt bel un.li@ti8er 8ebanbluns ni@t nur bic
mDgensserbdltnille @rmer gu beridF@tiaen,
lonbern aud nur mad pc(lfpmntsner 5eilun9 ST.
nprar au perlaneen.. e.. -
MlI}tens bel Gntbineunsen na@ llmlfanben bon
81 90 aufwarts.
Sfdce: Gde Der Minnelota- unb Dritten Ctr.
Nefben3; GprtitraBe. .,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
GblcQgp 219erbter<
SDbn 81. 8ccbt,

Gut pt1 2SuTD1lY(pl1z II. Ortl1tN Stf.
ct. Yaul, Miun.
Dem 9eebrten publifum bic er9ebente Mn3eiee,
hab i9 pcn nun ab itet5 tereit bin, nleiucn >per,
tben @aten NIT olen @prten G6wanren, ais
S9inten uno 3unee> @GreiScr unp gimburser
&alc, Sarcine5 u1c mariuirtsn 50rinssn II. alien
Mrten Gurlten 1T n1eiuem @alpn allfsuwarteu,
8aifee auf geriauasn.
DNes9lst9sn balte id ltets Srrrdtbie: 9lQc @or~
ten feiue g'queurs> SOrsiside Gieorren uno
ScfteS 2aBertier.
@@weine~ 6il 8 tets an Saxe,
Spbn Gb. 8cd1t.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
SHASTA 6Qu8,

ebasta> Winneloia.
unter3ei9ncter beebrt f9 biermit ben, Wubli-
tl1m iein psbl ein9eri&teees> NIT allen 8eouem-
ltd9tetten oerlebenes @afbaus 3u empfeblen. bos
SGn tetnem Gtabli1ement, in eirer ter @tabte am
vf'nneleta, tpeeer was Ginri9tung nod Btbanb-
lung anbetriHt, llbertrcHen tuirb.
Triebrt9 @retner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
ct. 4aul=SauS

unc Sa9erbterz SaIppn
son !9enrp Mabor,
Sn Nerblnbuns nit benz 5ptel iinb ausae,eih-
nete Staaun9en. @tenic @aIer int ueberfluR.
G'ute Sparoin9 5u aeit9emaBen preiieu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08

SCOtHyHHycH+
utcuuiren fann mau su ir9eub elmer 3eit beS
>>obres; bod fDnnen bic benz announcement pcran<
1ebeupen Mummern nibt nabseanot perben.
Ger Sutlcrirtipns< Setras tann III Npten IT.
acuc eiucr auten 8anf sin9el6itt merben.
WE gBenu @elp in rcyiltrrteu Briefen ser
oreu aebt, trasen mir reu Gerlu(t; bcd ni9t III
unre9iltrirten SritTen.
MQe Wittbeiluugeu, N'clcer II. I. ~. rno 3n
lobrelren:
Ncutbcr S, Grcl, Vutlilber5.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
THE
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG,

A WEEKLY PAPER,
pubHshed by REU7 HER g. EXEL;
ST. PAUL. M1NNEsoTA.
Price $500 per year.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
9rittcr cs5abr9am9+
Die )l(iNne[ot0 Sta0ts6eitun9

eds Der Oritten unb gBaba1 y a ~.
5traBe, cine Ireppe bp9,
.r1beint wDbentli6 uno fpltet s>pet DpQ.
per Sobr, in &prauSbesablun9.
Ginaslue 9tummern foiten 5 Gents.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
@a1tbduIer un6 @QlDnS.

@pfcl 0aber,
Tort< Strabe> 9esenlber Der olten
nS9pei3erz 6eimatb".
unteraei9neter empfieblt biern,it ieinen alien
Greunoen in Minnelota unb benz Vutlifum in,
MQ9emeinen Iein neuerSFnetes beqnem unb tppbn-
li9 eiaseriRtetea @ait< nno &oitbaus.
0ele9entltb Sertebrente> ME bier an{1I1t9e
wertbe 9aite fnben in meineut 9aule quite 8e=
tpirtbuns unb Befrieeisnng aQer sereGten Mn-
lprube.
@ute @taauns tefnbet f9 bei'm 9aule.
WauI Taber.
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Nr. $50.
@11tbduler un6 @alpn8.

oberbalb Der presbpterianer= Stride.
9!ermlt brin9e t9 CUR aQsemeinen Renntui6
Dap bic Gront bes ~5alf fmaY pauIes" in elmer,
prabtnpuen @alon serp4nbelt wurbe. Musae.
5sbneteS Vagerbier> feline 2ifDre, 1cwie talte uni
warme 9peiisn fnb itets an 5anb.
um fleibtseu 3uipru@ tittet
81. &ubU Mdenf.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Six coLrssIsps-The indianapolis Jour
AL az Yesterday says:-The Beiiefountaine
Rtilraad Yesterday brough. % this city six
huge Columbiads made a; the Government
foundry IN Pistsburg They are ofs inch
bore and are calculated Tor hsiS Of ~ lbs,
weight Their length i II feet from muzzic
% touch hole These huge gum are int-n
Id for Western Notifications. or "a the Gun
poas bltteries on The Mississippi. aud are
-s,s-irnca 10 G~n. Fremont AZ - Loai--
Three platform car. we're required 20 carry
TIE 81 guns.
EIrrrtoS % CArr.I~ -Charl-s " Lynaa
- On "Wednesday. elected cAp,sia 81 con
any p. lIth Regiment. by the unanimous
sote Of the company. for three sesr.
4 naval sword "a. captures ~ Rich
Mountain from Lieut. watkias. lasc Of the
United States Nsvv Il was-eu' - The Gov
ssnor a. a trophy. a. whose osice il rly be
seen.
Tas second barEcss Of James nded can
aoa. parchasea sone time s;uce By Governor
NJrsoa. has Arissl II indianapolis The
guns nov IN possession ~ nc STATE vii be
siv-n - the artillery eompaniesnou orzaniz :
iug
Tar Caanelson Rsporfer AVS thas Hon
James G. Neaseh H. bcea Asqointed Colonel
q the regiment a. Camp vanaerbazsa -
The Repsrt>r = pscmitarc IN ~ announce
.aent bus slate What al probably p. 4.
facf
~txra kxet1r~4 'olouel Cri,ten.ien "a.
,riesei the CspiAlns Of ihis regiment q =,
poi their companies 20 him Uithia ten days
The On will bc specify re-orgs1ized. AMI
n the campaign. ..under General Fremont o.
Mcclellan. Niii prove t. lovaits and nor.
lhan IL iovn~r vel known efficiency - hsa
.ssa Cesrsu
ARriiIsA1 A.. soa cs~. FEr~o>r r.
DAY or twa -ince thirty seven car, divided in
to twa trAins. pissed over the OAio 4 Mi~si-
app Railroad laaded with cannon and ana
msnision Tor Gen Fremont The run,
sere ~ an 50 ponnier cslambiad- Th'
contents Of the trains were con~ixnen % Ger
"a, - Louis The rebel. in Missouri. Al
kansas and Tennessee eiil scou feel ~
.eishs os this orsssshce
Turnx sere only one hundred and hfs
applications FOR ssrgeons positions msde .
the Governor last week Sene Of ther
~err N letters OF sufficient length 10 sequi
a fall hour 70 read then -e- ~re
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

GrN. McCtELLASs Bopi GtAKp.-The
Washington stas states that the sturses Ri
&c Cops. which have acted a. body guard 10
Gen Mcclellan through the campaign of
Western Virginia. have reached Washington:
They numbes about one hundred men.
armed with sharp. breech loading rides and
sabre bsyonets. they were enrolled In Chics-
20 Cor the var. They are named after Solo
mon Sturges. wealthy banker in Chicago.
who donated the whole Of the outft TO the
conpany. a cost of $40 600 Their tents
are Of the CFimean pattern. and are the best
IN use
The offcers' tent u used by Gen. AcClsl
Ian, and around him at all tincs are the
Chicago bows. They all love the General.
aud there Is not a man who would not die af
auy tune 90 ave him from harm. The uni
forms are the neatest No have seen.-One -
dark grey. and one corduroy for htigue--
They are accompanied BY the champion
drummer who accompsied Ellsworths Zou-
aveS on their TOUR ever the United State
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

Gov. Morton says the words and actions
u this State are watched bs sigilant men
Journal
The father Of lies. certainly has some chll
dren in Terre Hauts, he i training 70 Join the
pale horse OF the south. They are not trss
rsen. bat isrss. doing the dirty work of their
master the arch traitors 30 the southern con
spiracy. The Journal knows very ~eii that
freemen are never watched freemen never
engage in a rebellion. slaves need watch
lag. lest they engage m insarrecsion. and IL
was fAaf class ONLY. the Governor referred ,o
a. being watched bs the vigilant freemen Of
Indiana. PATRIOT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

PAoaorsp-The Clark County Demacsat
states that Jonn : S.monson has been pro
noted % the rank or Colonel in the regular
army Col. Simonson has gone to Decatur
Ills. 10 muster two regiments of volunteers
into the service. after y ich he i Instructed
70 report himself % Gen. Fremont
Col Simonson served. with gallantFy and
Won distinction a. Captain Of Mounted Rife
men. in Mexico. and vas. We believe. brcvei
e Major At the close ofthe var. lie = wor
thv ard well qualified
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

coon DocrRISr-We are informed by one
Who was present that Ralph Wilson. Esq i.
made bold and noble Union speech, in Lost
creek Township. OF Wednesday. He i not
IN favor of making bargains with traitors
and thieves he said some we're talking of
compromise The only compromise be be-
l,e. I'd in was that OF the Zouave-. "Charge
hayonets." Mr.. Wilson acted with the Demo
crat. lat IN. and cliugs 70 the honest portion
II them vet re has buf little respect for
the PARTY hacks who are seeking the destrue
tioa II their country and their own infamy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

R,I<--Our cits and vicinity we're Visited
yesterday with a rain, such - WAS scarcely
ever eycellci ia eepiousaess. though Of rsth
er short duration. The CUTTERS we're hood
Ell, and even the side walks overhowed--
Several Of the foo, bridges at the street
crossings were moved from their positions,
and one or two Of them washed Tar down the
street. Il VS. dsshing. cheering. blessed
rain. and viii serve 70 cheer the earth and
cool the atmosphere The prayers Of the
people are answered.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

IL We have. for tie iasi week or two.
been receiving Complaints that our Daily does
nor reacl, our subscribers and patrons at Sui
Ivan ard Nerom promptly We send the
packa ages by early train every morning and
the Merom packages by mail every morning.
There should be no difficulty about either
place being served We hope the Postmas
ter at sullivan will look into the matter Of
the Nerom mail Va will try 70 arrange il
20 there shall ne no further cause of com
plant
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09
Gel Phelps pronesed-Csl. hsene-
dtx-Ceurtesiesb between enemies
Cheap provisions I'm North Car.
ODima.

FORTRESS MoSRoK. Aug Col. Phelps.
Il is said has been promoted TO the ran of
Brigader General, and will remain at New
port News.
Col. Benedix's resignation has been ac-
cepted, and lie leaves to night for New York,
and will soon return with new regimeRt.
large accession 10 Capt. Fitzpatrick :
mounted riHemcn is expected to morrow.
Lieuts Butler and Fisk Yesterday went out
With a dag of truce. from Newport News. Tor
the accommodation OF a lady who wished TO
return TO her friends.
They found no confederates within sis
miles Of the camp The party we're hospIta
bly, entertained by company of horscman
The men picked up Yesterday by the Qua
ker City. represent provisions very cheap IN
North Carolina. The harvest has been abun
dant
A prize cargo OF cheap sugar taken int
Newburn. brought nine cents per pound,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

NV Yonx. Aug. s.-The Posts dispatch
says boat from Matthias Point states that
the rebels are planting batteries there with
the intention OF cutting OF ~ates communi
cation with Washington. .,..
Several slaves escaped from there 10 the
Federal Hotilla.
The Commercials dispatch SAYS Mrs. Hart
carried v.lus BILE information to the rebels.
En- Minister Faulkner has let Baltimore
for Msrtinsburg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

PACK Oh CARDs SAW = LUE.-Another
nan OF the Connecticut flrstl lad = Bible
n one pocket and pack % caris IN the
other ball struck the caris. ard when
half way through j, begged At the sight Of
An ace somewhere. thereby probably saving
sis life--Nerc H1reR Palladium. july -.
Lucky FOR him that the ball stopped 70 .'eg
else the holder Of the eari- would have had
70 throw up his hand
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

- The energy that has been snsIased by
the presence Of Gen. Fremon, IN Missouri
among al the oficcr and troops under his
command. = daily inspiring stronger and
stronger hopes in the Iscar's Of the iIies..i- 81
the Government The presence Of Geaersi
Mcclellan At Washington j. exercising a Ike
cool result on the Potomac
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

IL Gus Arnold has handed "a one OF
smith's Typographical Maps of the Virginia
Seat % War IL i by faF the most accurate
and detailed map We have seen. The margi-
aal plat Of Manassas Junction asd IL ensi-
roGs eoases quite correct idea Of the locali-
~ % tAe recent hstiie
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-09

RkBsl wE,KSES---rhe Charleston Ner-
curry. OF the 18th ult. say, that Washington
has slipped through the finger. Of the rebels
merely for want % an adequate number of
troops IL SAYS.
so weak have wo been on the Potomac
that until recently il MAS deemed almost
criminal 10 tell to the people of the South.
because the knowledge Of the truth trans
United to the North might have exposed osr
forces 70 humiliation from the cverwhsl-
ming force about Washington
Il anticipates another battle immediaIel,
of grvster magnitude. and calls upon the
rebel States 70 GRID an sheis loins for the re
newal OF the conflict,