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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05
Military.

Capt. Bracken'~ cavalry have bees order
ed TO- Parkersburg. Virginia. wheFe the qnes-
ton will be determined whether the eon
nany viii be remounted OF transferred to the
i~afsptrv service The Captain has resigned
but sil remain With his men until the qaes-
ton j. settled.
Private dispatches received al Evanssiiie,
state hat the asth Regiment has been order
ell to Cairo or Smithland. Itwas to leave
81. Louis on Saturday.
Captain Madden. Of Delphi. who vas 'hos
through the LUNGS At the battle Of Allegheny
Is rapiiiy recovering. and hopes TO reiein his
reeiment-;he 9th-in a few weeks.
Hon. Albert 5. White writes r. a iriesa
IN Lafayette. Il am still Of opinion, ia an
swer u your questions. that the centre ~ili
wait upon the outpost. and that The con
quest 81 the Potomac will be effected in
Tennessee ! have great confidence IN
Buell.. Halleek and Lane. Each has 4 dis
sinct var CRY. bur All ommon impul.e
caught iron the affairs of their oounuv
The Lafayette Courier Ie~ms RON MAJOR
Ailroy. ofthe 9h Regiment. that since that
eeimen len INDIANA. there have been forty
four deaths from sikne-s. AMI tneul, men
have been Lost in battle.
The military telegraph me nov ia. near
Twelve hundred miles Of telegraph IRE Ia
operation. and one hundred a~d thirty op-
orators. and several hundred reprcrs and
builders Ia the fchd
We wee shown a seoc-is nag Yesterday.
says the indianapolis Journal. thai sas taken
from the ~Mi~sis. ppi Teel a. the som.
esset 6rla. rs eomgaas l ofshe gallant loth.
and D, them s,nce presented % Iieulenani
Cslone. " a. Kpe The Colonel -cnd- Il
home 70 r., fsm', a. fehaner ~ the hspi'
81 sergeant resksn. 81 cosofAn, ~.
The Ca IA. ihe regular fri ~hi'e and
,sd tar- sn.i he en-ign ct hin~. 18th thif
teen lars Upon he white bar : inecubel
.Ae wonl Presented 30 The conasaqas %
aas~cr- b. ~ i.s.l.-- 81 the NAliss. ~Asi'
the sns.sa cors.,ss The woris. Liberty O
p~sih
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From the Aemphis appeal OF The i-' met
~e extract the following items.
col. Maxey' : regiment Of Texa- infantry
,eaeh.d I.ittle Rock on SATURDAY last en-
,onte f.r Columbus. The Journal says the
regiment Is a line looking body OF men; vel
armed and clothed, and fnll OF zeal and en-
1hrs;asm. We unto the y snkees Who may
be 90 unfortunate as 10 meet With these
brave and dashins fellows.
The Augusta Constitutionslist OF TUESDAY
..ys A private dispatch received from Savan
..h that morning. stated that three Of the
e,emx's vessels were in the river below the
e,ts and great excitement IN savannah IN
Son eqnence
The Charleston Gear.er says all the suffer
.r b, great IRE ir that CITY have been
.bonaantlv taken care OF By the people
The 4pp<sl gives a rumor that ~ Louis
b.A heen taken by Price, aud the iederals
defeated at bowling Green.
rhs Savannah RepHbliesa of the Both
..L A feet Of Steamers went down the nver
,ud hack. and were unmolested by the
Yankee feet. Seventeen Federal vessels
.,ere seen in the sound. aud heavy hiring hal
l.een hcsrd there.
This Nashville Umsoa saw ten. lillow bad
Aishdrawn his resignation. having been al
visei OF a change Of circsms Ance- al Col
nmbus he would Al once enter the service
axain nnder Beanregaft.
A long article IS taken from the View Or
leans Dsfa, showing uat Inc safety Of he
whole South depend. GA he resalt Of the
aide az Columbus. IL ays that place once
1.kcn. there can be no e~fsctuai rc~i-tance a.
other roinp
An article irom the knoxville ksq,teF
,.xs Al ne soldiers found fctre&t'ng from
he lac battle through the country are at
one. arseslei. aud Ill be drafted into other
re- ns<ntS
Ia the Tennessee issi.lafure. on Tie 2sthi
resolutions mourning the late lossol General
Zollcaefer. anl The heAsy ieleai ID keutncks
-er. nasssi Il csi~ the jciest a sad AMI
disastrous ouc
The Apsesi recommends on Aceouut o.
~ --aseiis 81 envelope. ,afn'ng ~ron.
,.se sat. and using them after ptsfing theu
tayether again.
he markst. Al Aem'ha stFe as iciles.
Fo,a~~o So. Whea -. fioas - -
,a9n snc cats SIC. ioaioss. 8 " Sl
a - per bushel Sugar - hol@ssf- u
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Ro1IA, No, Feb. 3-Reliable information
from Lebanon says that Gen. Curtis Is in
thar place. The number of troops there i
constantly increasing IL Is doubtiess his ia
tention 10 remain there until all hrs forces
arrive which will be several days yet. a.
some of them have noe started. A consid-
cradle number are under orders to march
this morning. and probably within two or
three days all those going will have departed
The roads between this place and Lebanon
are almost impossible. Fifty teams are said
TO be this side Of the Gasconade river, wait.
ing for the waters 10 subsIde.
There i a rumor. but IL j. not general.
believed, that Price j. re. inlorced by IL,
900 Confederate troops from Arkansas, and
is preparing to give our army a hard light
The Third Missouri Cavalry are now nearly
all here. but one or tive companies remain 10
come no. This regiment Is TO be attached
70 ten Sigels division.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

We understand that Republican partizans
are circulating q report through the country
hat Mr.. VOORHEES,. our Congressman, voted
ava;nst having the soldiers for their services
II,ere i not one word Of truth IN the report,
and those who circulate Il know better,
II thew know ANYTHING.
fhe vote which yoorhees gave. about
uh;rh he Express vas very indignant, was
~os;n.t 4 RESOLUTION introduced, plsdging the
ncmber- 20 vote for a bill TO levy n direct
tax anon the people Of one hundred aud nj
cv millions Of dollars. 10 pay interest on
Treasury Nosss-JsHrnai-
We have examined the record in regard To
the vote Of Mr.. vooxErrs. referred 10 by
the Joarnsi, in order that We might correct
oar statements, II wrong. We DO not desize
10 do Mr.. yoonHEfs injustice by misrePse
.ensinx his Congressional record But Ne
find that /. i the Journal. 10 which The cpl
thet Of sfsissiosd' might more properly b
auul;ei. The record y rs follows: Mr.
cossrxs. from the Committee on WAYS an
Means. reported a joint resolution. that IA
order 10 paw the ordinary expenses oil tn
Government and interest ON the Nationa
Loan and have an ample sinking fund for a
linn;aa,;on. a tan be imposed. wHIes. VIII
r.nur on moroETs, Will SECURE Az ~
Sr.I SIN or xor Isss THAN <l50.000.eeo.
Mr.. yALIAxpissss advocated the post
,.onensnt Of the resolution Tor sometime
Aessrs. Hoxrox, Az and MoEErIL urs
"a IT, immediate passage. the House re
fused TO postpone the resolution BY a vote o
li3 AGAINST 10. The resolution was the
nasssd by 4 vote OF iI3 against5 The nav
acre AIIFx, Of Ohio: sBrTlps, OF Oregon
RonrxsoS, Of Illinois: VooEHrEs. Of lad
ani Rrx. wooD, OF New York.
The above - the record Of Ar. NooKHfs
IN regard TO the matter IN question and v'
the Journal ays.
With The record % NoeHaAE-, stsr,s
hem in the lace, We are astonished that ks
uubl,can will persist in charging upon him
desire to withhold pay from our soldiers
Well. there j. fh< REGARD staring rs in IN
lace. and il stares he Journal IN the fac'
and il sssres the people Of this District !
the face. and they viii not forget IT. Th
.oliier. in HE priyatons and perils, will nc
forge, il either. The Josrnai will. 81 eours'
have The ,saness 10 correct its statements
Monday
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As old age comes creeping on. IL brings
with Il many attendant infrmiiies. Loss OF
appetite and weakness impair the health. and
want of activity makes the mimi discontsn-
ted anil unhappy. In eases where old age
edds it, influence. Il i almost Impossible 20
add sisor and health. and although many
remedies have been tried. all have failed un:
Ill BURHANE'S HOLLAND BlTTEkS
we're known and used. In every case where
they have been employed. they have IN
variably given strength and restored the
appetite They hare become a great agent
Tor this alone. and are used by mary people
who are suffering from loss of appetite and
general debility. Ia cases of long standing
chronic diseases. lhey act as 4 charm, invig'
Grating the ~systcgn. thus giving nature
another opportunity 10 repair physical ~isjurie'
See advertisement in another column.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

AreG : ANrRIcAS ALMANAC is now ready
for delivery. gratis. At NJ. Donnelly's aud
j. Il. Cunningham. who are happy TO sup
ply an that call Tor them. Every family
should have and keep THE book. Ii Is worth
haying-comprising much general iniorma
,'cn OF great value IL gives the best In
siruction for the cure OF prevalent complaints,
that We can get anywhere Its anecdotes
alone are wsrih a bushel OF wheat, and is
medical advice is sometimes worth to the sick
the vheat's weight in gold MANY OF The
Medical Almanacs are trash bat thu l. -old
metal. Its calculations ase made parpoSei,
for this latitude aud are therefore correct
Call and get an Ayers Almanac. aud h
got, keep Il.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05
. Br,s,~h Precedent Tor >sosr Biosk-
ades.

a the British statesmen and pres are
troubling themselves about the sinking oil
he ~ssone feet" opposite Charleston harbor
~e re produce a British precedent. We
oao,e from sccrr's Nspelsos. sol. II. chap.
TO
TIE repeated sac~ess Of England. re
-rmb. ms almost that Of the huntsman over
his game. hzd 50 much diminished the
French navy, and rendered 50 cautious such
.camen as France had remaining. that The
former country. England unable to SET
opporxunities Of assailing the French vessels
Aas sndace1 To ave recourse 10 strsSSe
and. an IL peoved. ineIscssai means OF ar
wing on isostilities. Sack rss the ait<sag
II Jesfrsysag tie ksrbor Of Besiesas sy s'sA
no IN ne roads skips loaded pifA sfeaes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

Isdie.s,eas Of . ceaera, Movement.
Departure o. Tcslss Sissmsr Leads Of
Troops for an Uuknosca PoiRi.

-rfcI.L pisrArcH TO rHE CINCINNATI eAxarrK
CARo. Feb. 3--Twelve steamers laden
with troops. IN charge Of Commodore Wash.
Graham. left here this morning at 10 O'Clock
to join a still larger force AZ another point
| can truly say that this has every indication
OF a genuine movement. and that something
important Vii 10 accomplished.
General Grant and stan len here last night
on the W. III. Brown. Gen. McCiernand
and staff left ON the sIeAmer Alps.
Gen. Payne Is in command here. and Col.
Morgan OF the Tenth Illinois remains IN
command at Birds Point. Large re enforce
ments are expected here during TO day ans
90 morrow.
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SIXTY thousand Of the citizens OF Indiana
voluntarily taken up arms for the -
tense OF abe 20, em~snt. tho preservation ~
the Constitution. aud the liberties Of the peo-
pie. ID i unbecoming those who remain at
home 20 array themselves in partisan warfare
against each other. the probable consequences
Of which must be 10 prevent the resources
Of the country FROM beng applied to the sup
port and maintenance OF the army, the engen-
dering OF suite and disoesd. the ~nbhelding
Of supplies Cor The Narswsn soldiers. and Of
recruits for the ranks thinned by battle; and
may terminate ia The decentralization Of the
army. and the overthrow 81 constitutional
liberty.
Therefore. most earnestly dspTecating all
efforts to keep N foo, party influences. PIE.
udices aud discipline. all persons. Electors
OF Indiana, who are in favor OF the vigorous
prosecution OF the war for the preservation
of the Union and the maintenance of the Con
stituGon. are. withoai respect TO past poliu.
Nat 49," ttt'4i - u tttItt ~ ~ W
y%eniion, al indianapolis. on the 22d day ol
February next. for the purpose of nominai
Ing candidates for the Offices Of State, TO BE-
voted Tor AZ the next general election.
Aud 70 the end that Indiana may ~continus
70 enjoy the high position with the oiheI
States winch she has in the present ~ar hish
es,o coupled. and that all the energies o
the State may be unitedly pa forth for III
e~Iieciual suppression OF the rebellion. tia
he Constitution may be respected. IT, an
fhoriiy aeknow lodged. and law aud order one
more established all over the land, ID is eat
ne>dy hoped that all good citizens will, 70
,he time. put aside party. and unite for ,h
country.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05
or. ai.natrhes rhis morning are OF more

orE dispatches this morning are OF more
than usual importance. IL = said that an
order has been issued to commanders OF
Divisions In Virginia, directing that all sur
plus baggage. NO, actually needed for ss'''ps
on the march. be warchoused. Il = also
aid that an order has been issued TO the
Surgeons in charge Of hospitals TO send tue
convaicsceni patients 10 Annapolis and else
where. and 10 have ready a. mabr befs a.
psssihle.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

he Ossiass .. LAsett5 : About A. SoVa
-, I. .sct an 9Th ~ ans other Young
lsay nNwilhasrdin> there sIe sowe white
- peace mer n Hooseriona sho fsf.e TIER
.miest me aefense msae Tor he's -
1890 ubile ths lnife u rebellion = setk
:. - 80 al III Repabhg. IL 5 chez
hc.exes ~ know that there q hse
.s.s.re ula.e called fen Wsrrer. shefe
-. ct.nse n sai.rtasnmsaf g. ~ q ana
tesr -N<r 4iAsss i<fetf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

\ great deaf cf indignation sespf' =
laxlAaa. sn3 scry lasils. y tae coni'st -
- British C<bsaot ~ sitboHhoe h'A' ~
- thst Nr. Sev sfa ~roie -
49, 49, he seignrt 81 thr sehsl
ernmrnt. Etep ~ II i~niounaisen
80. - h,ee beer cssrfriis h~u.taetei -
fsrt uerHisteT1.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

Tar EssA aid. Aa4 Mr Peabody bf
snofmou.iy. Ia the AZ 1t operating IN re
.iaft msrle.. fa3t ihs sointson ~ the Trent
ealf,es soala hs peaceful ffcy scr
si.l~l iss > rsfc-thst - as hooghi
hu.i. vaea shey bsd declined
t..i,esi re- that Naeof an >ihieil soud bs
Zen ~ ofcaufs. hes von vsst sume
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05
BANKING.

BANK oFTHE STATE OF fNLIANA. 2
Branch a. Tsrfc- haute, Jan. Is. lss-- \
DIVIDEND % I've pr cent has been deeiue.
N GA the Capital Stok q this Branch, payable 81
stork holders GA demand.
Jsnlss.3w. PRESTON HJssEy. Cash.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

SHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue Of
oas vesdissosi expsn~s sxseaiion, hsusd ffom
The Nigo Common pleas Coart, 70 me directed ana
asiissred. la favor Of Lsmasi stnth~rs, gNtHAam
koekweii, assigned, aud against 4&n'es ifssa-s
principal. and nifAm Iiyoa. sepietin Dali, 4 am ~
asrsd 10 cell he feiic~ ms tsscriisd real estate, sis-
sAssd In viso county. ~Isdi.ns, to-w.E liz nof.n
lhres-qssrtsu n Of the south bah = e'Ihe W.
half ~ Of tks southwest quarter - eiseeueh hiAs
co.. tssnzsip ten le1, nsrta ofrange eight - ~e~t.
SATURDAY MARCH :, 1851.
Within The legal Aoars 81 sald day I. the court
Hosse door. Ia TsFre-n1ais. I ~ii ener the feni.
and proGts ef the above deserfbed heal LssAts. 40
gsthsr With all the privileges and appaftsnAncss "
the ssuHs bsisaging. for . term not exceeding ses-
years, 10 the highest bidder fr cash, AMI upon isii-
are 10 realize q sam sufkcienf 10 satisfy said sAeta-
ton and costa. 4 will there eneF the fee si@Pie, "a
and % sAid real estate, 30 the hishrst eidatf '"i
fash. 70 satisfy the same.
This. <hh day Of fchpsFy, lso2
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

Tmr following beautiful s,asza j. copiel
from a young LADY, album.
pair made, when ! behold uFe face
4 care in two ure azhur ize
Nv love j. warmed ia , a blaze
4 thauis within my bosom RE
, big for mi week tung ? utter.
which leaves my heart all ia a hutier.
IuL ladies OF Louisville have IL in contem-
plation to present a hag TO each OF the reg
n.ent sengaged in the Mill Spring fight. the
fth Kentucky. Tenth Indiana, Ninth Ohio,
AMI Second Minnesota.
Aaolhef lcbel iag. taken at the battle OF
Nil Springs. wss brought to onT town a few
I4ss since. IL was inscribed Pillow
Gasni- and "T>f vs aioae! Paris ny
tsfifen
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

~eustrf Latham ha- reserved a "a patch
.s.sinr shas she cAlfsraia legislature usani.
nfoa-fs ve;ef hat he Staie eolli AS uuFr
ser laff,as 81 re eaf az ant ~ n eetf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

1>IIE STORE on Main street be-
laaf.ns 90 Ms. ksillefrup and eecupied ey j.
q wali.r. ~u - fr fent ca and after The 1t 81
Narta. j. fas sh-are isqnlrr % W. y. uentFk h.
". n. GHfsWofp.
lr7ehf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

kaxss o. oFfIcFEs.
n wu,t.. Pfsss. rs. wn44Ass. e. g.
State Of Indiana. Iigs County. )
rs. Williams beiss duly s~Srn. dsPos-s &C. ~
d., \. a. NJ cs,hlsr ofsaid Bsni. and tbst -. tsir
e.ioo r-,a,rt u tn .osdiifon q sid Esn- fSr ~
serio5 thsrein named. 10 true aud correct, tone
81 hIs knowledge and betsf
S~orat 70 ana ssbscfltea before ne. tbis s9 e.s ~
January. fsse.
Jan. G IVA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

cFu-AxSUAL REPORT or THE coSDITIos
- 81 she southern Bank u Indiana. for tte -
months preceding The frst Monday q Jsuusfs is1.
RrSOTRCFs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-05

SnERlFF-S SALE---By virtue q
- an order d ale isnel irf1 ila fig1 Circuit
e-srf. 90 me directed AMI delivered. ia fave- - .r-
tre~whits. John Mflnor. A~ssiEnes ani se4lns mil
- Wyatt aDa Reissy Wyatt. AZ ~ s ane jehu
nilnor. ~replssin ball. 4 an oftsse lo teli ihc 81.
is~ing u~-rnbed real estate. titaatrf "a NiForonnty
indl sna. to-wt.
lsi Va. nineteen rs. containing sixteen acres
ara fourteen eae-haDdrfdths - a. str~ lS l<-lot
md tot 40. twenty 10. C1nfainlo- s~s~u Nrf- and
ersnfr -fonr sns .hpndrfdihs n ~ ssfe : -t-lool. a.
plalfel and a. designated in : p'af rs tet'f~ Whiits
rabfiyision a M rcnih part@ ~. rcHh~est gnsf-
Ter - I. q section thiuy -fzf ia. township Twelve
H.. nofih ofranfe uine - wfst. AMI 81
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY -. lsse.
within he legal hours q said Day. a. he Court
Honse dor. IN Tsfre Hauie. vii sh-t ne renis snd
tsohts 81 he above described hcsf kstsfe, toEeth~r
all ~ The privileges And spfnfferanes- te the asnas
ktianRsex, CO. q term not exceeaius setfo years. %
ne h.shesf hfddsr f.r cab. sul pfscn fatiare - real
- = snm sarrienf 70 satisfy ttfd order q ale and
fasfs. 4 will fben aaa here ontr he Zee imrie. ia
and r. aid Hcsl kEsff. o. The hlFhf1 h'4iff ~
ss.h. q satisfy he n4nas
Ifas s4th tkF - tenusfgt lfs1.
StatBL c0NKGn &ttin
thi~5upss tstt"o
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EoR RENT.

a IVY O-STORl Brick Dwelling,
\ "a vosth Feurh Street. Enquire II
fsIz.le ". I. ROCKWELL
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

Land.
~ :. DANALDSON. Notary Pub
lJ.ne. Collector. Claim Agent, &C, as, onsrs
his services 10 the puhIic. especially 20 those who
have been connected with ths Military service of the
United Stairs, and she may have any claim aga4n>.
the General 6ssernmspt ne w sffsase. nfSa1a
abss charges. and As rApiA1y = Ne hnsin~ss can be
dispatched before the prsprr Saicers at Washington.
Having fEs ys.ss sSpstisses and praciiss hsrelh'
menl undcF President fiiimore's administration, -
rsnnat fxl IN being snce~s>sfi with ali legal claims,
shs.Asr ir PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY OF LAND
uALr.PAY rEHsIoSs.-Ths wiao~s. OF if no
Widows. the Children under sixteen years oil age, Of
ear. Who have died or been kiilsd While In The ser
vice. ARE entitled % MssfPay:
~hs are Disabled ny reason Of wcands received OF
dlseAss contracted while IN the service and in the
iIne 81 duty - a soldier, a, any perisa. arr entitled
AM WARRANrS-An who served "a DAYS In
ay of the past wars Of he United States. or oSr day
IN battle, are entitled TO leo seres OF Land. inesse
Of death. he widow and Miners are entitled
BOUNTY hoSEY.-The heirs Of all Soldiers who
have volunteered during The present war Tor three
years or during the war. and have died OF been killed
while in the service. are entitled 10 osE uurnnED
DoIAns Bounty Money, and such arrears al the Sol
disr's pay As may have accrued to the date Of his
dsaih.
No charge made w1th'ot = claim - -ocff>.'"Ht
terminated.
rs. DANALDSOS,
febaiu Notary Public, Nc.
CHERRIES S.Al.E.--By virtue oI
oone venditioni fxpon@s Execution issued irota
the vigo Common Pless Court. "a me directed and
delivered. Ia favor Of William Rockwell and against
Lespdss Warren, I am ordered % sell the folloTins
described Real Estate, situated in gizo county, indi-
ana, to-wil: lot No. ten &c, tn Tnsii A Jsher's adj
dition % the town Of Terre hauis an on
SATURDAY fEBRJARY -, lsc2,
within the legal hours n said day az the Court Hons
door. In Terre- Haute, will oher the rents and pro1.
ofthe above described Real Estate. together with al
he privileges and sppnftsnanees 10 the same belong
ing Tor a term net exceeding seven years, 10 IN
hisaest bidder far cash, and npon failure 10 realize
SUM sufficient 70 satisfy said execution. and costs,
Win, then and there, oher the fec-simple, h and .
said Real Estate. TO The highest bidder Tor cash, Q
satisfy The same.
/: This a.th. day Of January, lso2.
fstfw3wrrf> $3.50 SAMUEL CONNER, SIM.
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onA 6TYLEs <PorfnorI
wv 81 Daat. sal pafs-s. tN-DitN
ANp FRENCH
Ill. uoDOrGAi A CO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-01-31
The Battle a. Mill Spring.

The early reports of our victory at Mill
Spring, published last week, have expanded
the tidings of the most glorious victory yet Sc
cured to ourarms Ourloss was 80 killed, and
$50 wounded. The loss of the enemy was ia
killed, and 11G wounded, and 45 taken pris-
oners. We publish in another column quite
full account of this brilliant affair. The
very small loss Of life involved adds greatly
to the universal pleasure throughout the
North in the story Of this decisive victory.
The advantage gained to the Union cause
bids fair to be very great. The defeat per-
plexes the rebels greatly. The Richmond
Dispatch Of the oath says: -.4,a ....
:" We regret to say that the report of the
Federal victory in Kentucky, conveyed to us
on Wednesday night from Northern sources,
is more than confirmed by intelligence re-
ceived here at the war department.. 1t APP
pears that our defeat was more decisive than
even the Northern accounts had led us to be-
-heve." The editor says THAT this disaster
in Kentucky, and the apprehension il has
excited for the safety Of our connection with
the Southwest, through Virginia and Tenn
essee, and the East Tenn 4 Va. Railroad
and the possible interruption of our inter
course with the South via the Wilmington
& Weldon Railroad by the Burnside expedi
ton, directs attention to the vital importance
of completing the connection between Rich.
mond & Danville, and North Carolina rail-
roads. t -aa -aEr.5 . @ Te
We think that the snaky head of the South
ern Coafstleracy has received blow from
which it will hardly recover. We hope ere
many months shall elapse to proclaim to our
readers the 7" glad tidings Of great joy" that
the back Of Rebellion is broken, and that the
day of peace is dawning. A few more Mill
Spring affairs and jeff. Davis and his King
dom will be wound up and cast into the bot.
tomless pit. a.. ..... ..f......