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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

IL va 20 New Orleans that Secretary
now General) Dix. la January. i-6l. sent
that famous telegrnphic message III any
attempts TO haul down the American dag.
shoot him on the spot" The flag however.
vas hauled down in that city. and all over
the South. and no man suffered the penalty
IL vas raised there again, at the close of
April Of this year: and for then hauling IL
down. a man on the 9TH instant suffered a
more infamous death than being shot: he
was hanged BY the neck until be VAS dead /.
in presence of a vast crowd OF citizens Of
New Orleans. As the Delta Gays. IL u the
first instance in this country OF a man being
tried. found guilty and executed for laying
violent hands upon our national dag. la
this seyero administration OF justice. Ten.
Butler has doae right HIS whole eoarss OF
sctiou in New Orleans indicates that be j.
determined To show the Southern traitors of
all classes that the day Of tsiaing with trea
900 a past. and that. at all hazards. the N
tional honor. dignity and authority shall be
sustained. His measures Of severity against
traitors heretofore have produced only good
fruit. and this will be a warning 20 rebels
everywhere that there - one symbol too "a
cred To be insultsd ~ith IMMUNITY and that
though ju sticc NAV not seize them at once.
IL viii vet certainly eveFtake thea. IL was
lesson that viii do goosd 10 the assembled
multitude Who Witnessed Il Aad "a the
Journal We have already mentioned says.
Forever AFTER. so long a time shall con
Isnae. and the good old flag aoats over the
Union. AZ Aoai Il vii long after the present
race of traitor. are dead and barred. let him
who would siolently lay hands upon il To hsal
10 own. count sell the cost by remembering
he fate Of Mamford "-NeN Ys,k Tig,s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

os the Manchester (Eng.) market for
eloth and yarn. the Maaekssfsr GaardsIn OF
May 18th. says:
"The market ~. day both in cloth and yarn.
has been more depressed than II any time
since the settlement Of the Trent affair
Buyers seem determined To stand aloof. and
not to be tempted by concession in price on
the part OF sellers. These latter. however.
~ only very few instances. can bo found
willing 10 Try 10 induce buyers to operate by
the Offer 20 take lover prices. and the con.
sequence Of this indifference GA both s.des 10
treat i an exceedingly quiet market. The
rumor Of the receipt 70 day OF telegram from
Calcutta, announcing = considerable al.
vance in the Of shIrtings. cannot be traced
| 10 any authentic source. Yarns Tor lndi.
are in VERY little request. and US Wafer
twist. Tor Germany. continues a. neglected
a. il has been for some time past, warps ioi
EXPORT are also very dull OF sale. Bolton
courts. which have hitherto been In fair de
mand a. compared with other single yarns
nov partake of the general dulness. Dou
bled yarns, though tolerAbly firm ia price
are less sought after. Manufacturers do no
fnd they can dispose Of their stocks, evei
by offering 20 take something less for them
whether shirsings. printers. or domeslic'
they. therefore. prefer 10 wait the ARRIVAL q
news from the other side Of the Atlantic. q
the hope that Il will give better tone 4
the market. aud relieve IL from that gloon
which, in the opinion of many persons. la
unnecessarily affected Il.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
w. krumbhaar.

THIS gentleman informed one OF our citi-
zsns. Oh Saturday last. that he had just heard
that General McCIuLAS's army had been
badly Gu. TO pieces. before Richmond, and
seemed 10 be highly elAted over the news.
which he considered reliable The citizen
replied that he should regret h very much,
if the news proved to be true. Whereupon
vr EsrusHaAR remarked that he would not
regre. Il. s.f lrosld r.,oics az u.
Weh.ye now one man in our county Who
mas, at last. thrown of the mask. and avowed
bi- desire that the Federal army in front Of
Richmond. should be cut y pieces and de
stroyei b. rebels and traitors
In the army oil ten McCLEIIsS. near
aichmond. are many young men from this
county. who have left home and all that Is
dear 60 then. and are Periling their lives on
the battle keld. and..andsrgoing the hariships
OF fhe camp. for their eoan..y sake while
Ne have il our miist a man sho tells The "a
rents aud friends of these young men. that
no would r,joies 10 know that they are cut
~ pieces and destroyed. by rebels ani trsi-
tors to the Government We Suppose. IL he
would rs,oses 10 know Of their being cut 10
pieces. by rebels. he would rcJe'es. also that
the rebsls had dug them cut Of their graves
and taken their bones "a trophies. 10 crafty
their sendi.h snalignity. a. they DID a Ma
nsSas-
Nr ksrNruksa lives amber the lsss Of
sh.s State. and those ct the United States.
and claims thess protection Cor hss person
ADJ property Bat at the same tine. be
-oald rs,sies. according 10 hi. osn state
nsnt. 10 have such iAws overthrosn. and
expresses openly his sympathy for The enc
my which is trying 10 achieve this result .
bal no nan should be allowed the pro,ec
ton Of law. when he - .asosing "a ovcrthros
u. w man should be allowed to I've urder
sGosernrseat. and enjoy IL protection. when
nc fasofs is- enemies n escrs msnnsr pos
-sble without committing the ovoa ses
Many OF our eitikcns have fsik-l a. a. 81
THE natter. Many az them "a, The, cannot
ana rIl nos submit 70 have snch expressions
made about their sous anil friends N the
-rmy They desire 90 live IN peace a. home
npossible. bat cannot be expected 20 bear
everything % the character mentioned. =
~s arc opPoA.a q mob lss and believe i
aisastIasls !. al eas-- I've beiisxe aiso
MAI sas eiiiser- ~ net resort @ 4nything
o. The tind We .mplote thsm not 10 40 -
The psntahmens "A .arh ess~- ~hoald re lie
l1.ainfA'ng seofh Of every loyal mas.
ss1@a and chald n the ~hole community -
Thu pnnisLmeas all bs severe enough ~i.h
sas sssoriiag 10 ssol.Uoe IL = true that tie
times are rssiloss. sad the enemies u ,hs
~onntry s~scsupaia~ss. @od reQairs clos
watching. hss "A sspss>sioa. ho~evss AZ
gras-fing and ssslscioa.. shoaA sos pas "a
jeopardy the Fesce and dsgbss Of err eiy =
let cur eisi-s.. sos be hsstg n any mssiei
of this kind They can xsli aes,sd % ~sH
and see Il such persons vii not soon leas.
our community. There : nothing perhai'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
Cost 81 the uar.

The ~ar debt. according TO Hen. a. J..
Dawes. actually incurred by Mr. Lincoln up
10 tho present time i t3si i70. eea or S70t..
SO GO less than = estimated by Mr.. N0or-
bees. tho friend and supporter OF James Ba
chsnan' Mr.. Dawes further proves from
record that taking the civil expenditures Of
tho tao Administrations. Mr.. Bechsnsn. Ia
Nj. Srst year. spent tl0 900 900 more thai
Mr. Lincoln. in his second year. a. 100 .ooo
more. IN his thir a year. 81 600 .o"p more. and
m Nj. fourth year $4,000.
The editor Of the Nashville Jaisa ~on
lers that Mr. Dawes di not remind Mr.. Ia
ehansns friend OF the Utah War The coat
Of thai famous waz. consisting - orc expe
dition. under Gen Albert Sv'ineY Johnston.
waA..ausfhine over Sc 90 tA.J Nos. ifoue
esoZ.IInn Of -sy 10 op0 men cost Mr.. Blu.
chanan 81 go 90. very simple calculation
silI sho~ That more than dozen expediu on-
Of upwar<Tvf 400 900 men. in the aggregate
.anld haze tos.Ske Sage Of Wheailsnd. the
sArti-asAr dol a>khe economical Voorhees,
and the siftlops Y slisndighsm, the hand
some san Of 81 see 90. i,oo--or. tao biliien'
eight hundred eighty eight millions Of dol
lafsi We leave Mr. Voorhees, 70 shos hoa
Mr. Buchanan sogld have paid tbs dshf :.
perhaps his Secretary Joan u Floyd. could
have devised some plan. or be night have
adopted Jed DAVIS plan asd rfpsdiaffd u -
fsfswff< Cesri<r.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

~ evidence confrmatory OF the views con
;ainsd IA our leading editorial Of to-day were
wanting, IL A. abundantly furnished By the
able address 70 the Northern Democracy
shich Vas issued more than two weeks ago
by thesDemocrztic Delegation In the Lincoln
Congress This is the first symptom OF a
return 10 reason which has dsxned upon the
North since Lincoln's elevation TO power
We mag now hope that Richardson, Nallsn-
digham. Donipban, aud other conservative
iaea % the northwest will again assume that
povss aud influence 20 which they are en-
titled by their wisdom aud patriotisn W.
eosld not ex,erf these men "a fse rers outset Of
fkesr operations IN Ais6 rsf state Of thesr re-
tsiisoa against the Federal depot 20 assume
positions utterly antagonislic To al the acts
ana policy of tho party in poser. But We
have ONLY 90 await the organization OF tao
parties, and each will drive the other 70 ct
tremes New England will be arrayed
against tiis Northwest. and then the South
will learn the w.y To safety and peace
Macon Mississiesi) Bsae0n.
The above extract from the BeaeoH ex
plans itself The rebels could not rrpeet
1.sss nsA 10 uf: EALLssDioHAx. NcoaHKxs.
Resnsos. RICHARDSON, and 0tku eonssrra-
Htcas W. 81 t<tsfs ~ thff efff 4sttftes
n fkis6 rn stage offhsir rebellion against the
Federal depot. n assume positions utterly
ansaeonis,ic 10 all the act. aud policy OF the
party in power Bu, We the rebels only
have To wait the organization Of two parties
etc
The rebels. being reasonable creatures
could aof eIpeef" to be aided by Messr'
yoogngfs. yALLASDIGH.s. and other North
efn men in the "sery outset" and before they
had an opportunity Of organizing their folio
wers But eitcr they ergaai-s and get full,
prepared. then they the rebels may and ID
ssssd assistance What commentary OF
the patriotism Of Messrs voosHrKs and Val
LAspiaaAx. 10 be thus Published by the rebe
papers. a. being their friends We arc no
all surprised that the Mobile Register shoul.
bs stamped with the portrait Of Mr.. Vooa
.rks. and claim him a. true To the Southen
cause" We voters Of tins district motto
how the matters are drifting with their prs~en
representative.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
The Food Question.


We notice that there arrived Oh Saturday
and SUNDAY lis Texas beeves and $40 sheep.
and that the stock remaining on sale amour.
Ted 10 2l5 Texas beeves and $40 sheep We
observe. soo. in the list imports per steamers
Roanoke and Suwanee large quantities Of
hams AID shoulders. sides and jowls. all OF
which. together with considerable lot OF
-four. 'and tolerably abundant supply OF
other provisions. will doubtless be disposed
Of by auction at an early day. With respect
TO hour the stock in our market - smaller
than could be desired, but We shall probably
continue to receive n good quantity by way
Of Red river enough, at all events to prevent
a serious dearth Of the materials for the
manufacture of wheat bread. Corn. too, has
proved q satisfactory substitute for Hour
| We know a large number OF families which
habituslly make use Of that cheap and agrees
BILE esculent. and lind that when prepared
with some culinary skill. corn bread - pala
| table, nutritious and wholesome.
The people OF New Orleans are, therefore
not likely to be meEsced with famine. al
| though they NAV have for some time to fore
| 20 many Injuries, and to live far less sumptu'
/ ously than they were formerly accustomed
70 DO. When we take into consideration the
| fact announced by one Of the northern pa
pers that there are five hundred clearances
| Tor New Orleans. Il will not require any
profound sagacity TO conclude that ere man,
weeks provisions Of every kind, as well a
merchandise. will be attainable b. all wh'
seek them. There Is unfortunately. how
ever. one heavy drawback to the prospect o
q speedy supply. The numerous towboat
which throngsd our river some months ag'
have ceased 10 exist. Most OF them hal
been converted into gusboats. and were SUM
or otherwise destroyed by tho federal tee
during ts contest with the forts and il pas
sage up the Mississippi.
The food question still appears to be on
in which the deepest interest Is felt. Tia
arrangements made between the military an
civil authorities fo- the employment of ? 90
men TO work upon the streets. at one dolls
per day compen sation for each, and ampl
rations. will unquestionably preserve frol
want large and in some respects yaluabl
class of our population. IL il to be hoped
too, that the provisions now almost daily a.
irving will relieve tho apprehcnsions ofthos
whose means are limited.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

Tss indebtedness Of Mexico 10 each OF
the three parties TO the hostile league
against her i respectively as follows: To
Engg~nd, SIS 900 900. 70 Spain. $4,000.
coo. 20 France, &5. 900 900 A. France !.
nov The sole power la ne field against Mex
ico, IL i curious TO know upon What ground
the Freuch Emperor can continue 10 wage
hostil.ties. the heavier claimants having
sithiraxn from the eoatest But II tbs
French troops have been Defeated by th'
Aesicsns. the Emperor must regain thei
loo, prestige
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

30 aggravAliug. As for father 70 know
there are men near him who would rgeies,
to see hIs son Gu. 10 pieces. when in the ser
vice Of his country. and the vengeance OF an
ia-ulted people cannot DO expected 10 Stun
Der always under such circumstances. but
rejecting men will At once see the propriesy
Of qaelling mob spirit Let our citizens be
quiet. aud apply the punish msnt we have
mentioned above.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

RKoFs~INc CD THE CrsToN HousE.-The
custom house. which has been closed for
some time past. will be feopened immediate
ly for revenue and commercial purposes =
on the steamer Roanoke. which reached
here on Saturday. came a number Of gentle
men. selected from the New York custom
house. for their special fitness, TO take charge
OF the custom house here. These appoint
mcnt-. We learn. are not 10 be considered
permanent ones. They are only for the
purpose Of organizing the bushes. and put
ting the wheels OF commerce in MOTION
The following are their names:
Collector. George =. Dennison: DePui,
Collector. Vim. G. Gray Entry Clerk. Geo
y. II. Yonngs Appraiser. Robt. Sargesnt
Collectors Clerk. Col. 7. Thorpe; la
spcctors. Geo. q. Burns. W. ID Cameron
For the Mint. Dr NJ L. Bonzano. N,ir
ORLEANS Dela
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

Tux Isiand Of H.ysi has a surface Of ~.
100 square niles. being about she exc OF
Ireland. It's people haxe nos maintained
their undergraduates for about sis's years -
IN exports. H.ys stands nex, 10 Russia. aud
a number Of trading yssssls Hayti Is sape
nor 20 Russia This island has 0p.ooo
population. and the annual exports amount
70 s2.673. 900. HaytI. last year. took n si
ports. more fi.h. cotton goods. sosP. butter
AMI hard. than Cuba and Porto RICO iesesh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

Tar Asa 90 SL.vSRy.-Now let tho
question OF Slavery in the Territories.
which has 80 excited this nation for the last
eight years. rest forever. On Tuesday las
our Congressional report Yesterday shosei)
final action was taken by the House on the
bill providing that neither Slavery nor In.
voluntary ssrsitade shall hencefortb exist in
any Territory and az the bin had previously
passed the Senate. aud has probably by this
time received the signature Of the President.
Il Is nov law Of the land-a law thai will
never be revoked. IL Is a measure Of inhn-
tie bearings of consequences that vii reach
10 The end Of the void Whatever may be
the fate Of the nation or of the Institutions
of the South. there vill De DO more "erten
sion Of the area OF slavery. Thus Que OF
the original and most benehcent articles on
Which the Republican Party was founded
has passed ito great practical nat'onsl
fact
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

ON MA young lady named hccown
attended dance st Cohoe@ on Monday ev
ening. Aficr participating ia cotilii0n.
che sat upon q sindow sill tn get breath
of fresh air In this position she lest her
balance. but - she vas disappearing young
man named Johnson rushed 70 her rescue
aad sess 81 het ~ the feet. tie held her IN
this position until help arrived. and saved
her isom a sadden death Ms. MeCowt, felt
her modo-ty % much shocked by the way
she sas rescued that she left Cohoes nest
morninr. spd has not been seen since
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
School Fund Revenue.

Il button Of the School Fund Revenue this
day made, amounting 90 $40 s40.ls. The several
Township Trustees receive TIE appor .is.-
ment due their respective Townships by calling upon
the Auditor.
June 10, 1867. Iune20d&wlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

LEGAL.


NOTICE lis HEREBY GIVEN
l. Y that sealed proposals will be received b. The
Common Council at their Hall, In Terre uzuie. on
the evening % July lst 1852 for the Grading. GRAY,
cling. Gutterng and Curbing Of wabash Street. he
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets, according TO the
annexed specifications. to-wii;
stone used b. be good Lime Stone. Curb stones
10 be not less than two feet ani half long. -four
Inches thick TO b- put la the ground two feet below
quite, 10 be olnied down not less than ten inches.
tuttering 20 be done similar 30 the gutter between
Sth and Sth Streets cut of good Limestone blecks.
no, less than eight inches In depth. hve feet Ia width
from cufb-stone.
Grade TO b. made Of good esrth, 60 be covered
with good screened gravel nfteen inches thick Ira
center. gradually slipping 10 eight inches un the
sides.
Grade 90 be established ~ the city Engineer, aud
the whole Of said work 10 ~ under direction 81 the
Common Council.
The Grading and Gray-ling will be let In one con-
tract. the Guttering and Curbing IA another. The
work o. be let 10 the lowest responsible bidder.
! r. GulICk. City Clerk.
June2ldld
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

hssgsp We Ssh 10 parehsse = lot Of
ancut confederate bonds Cor newspaper ct
selop,> slso one hundred pouni- confei
crate aotc- s.s siTs4 lighter OH clothes
~di be given n exchange. Apply AZ oar
counting room -Nsss.Ils Uniea
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
DEPORT OF THE AUDITOR OF

IL vigo county, showing the amount received
aud disbursed Tor the year commencing June 1st.
ls6l. and ending May 3lst. A ID. 1852, inclusive;
| sGcEISg.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

LsUying Tar for the gear 1862
DE 1T ORDAINED by the Com
- mon Council Of the city II Tefre Haute. that
the amount and ~ tax 10 b. levied AL proper
~ subject 10 State and County taxation, within the
city Of Terre Haute. for tho year A.. 1s62 Sd all
be. and the Is hereby fixed at forty five cents
for general purpose. on every one hundred dollars
valuation OF real and personal property, aud apoll
sane and not pauper. Of the age affwenty one aud
not over fifty years.
Adopted juno IL, A. D. lsG?.
w.H. STEWART MAYOR.
Attest: Up. criIcE. Clerk
iune2Oddw2y
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS.

90 To a. &. BURROWS, No.
NJ 50, Main street foa viii ind bic ho1ss fsli
q Fre-h Gosds q every thing hat be put IN
haa.s a The kind, SID sold for very small rrcfi ~
eash A the goods are bought 20 cash, and ~ MY
--if the as4its aud price all compare favorable
with any hoass IA tar ctr.
Evsrstllag sold 81 - a1i4Fsd 70 any part q tie
city IRE u charge.
c.ll Al No - MAJ. ssrsst. Tsrrs Hs1ss, Indi.ns
a. &. FURRoN's
Nsrctlafn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24
Harvester for 1862.
Farm .4ffeHfSOng
A CHALLENGE OFFERED

Balls Ohio Mower aud Reaper I'm
proved
Sccusd by SiJfeen SepsTefe Patents.
This machine. at the various trials and Pairs,
has taken an almost unprecedented number - pre-
mums. AZ the greatest practical Held trial Of
Rsapers aud Mowers held ia the nited stairs.
"a Syracuse. y. \, this machine received the
grssiest Number a credit marks. emitting n o. The
Grani cold Medal sni Diploma cfsrsd ~ the Uni
I'D Stats Agricultural Socisiy fef the BEsT Nov
lng Nsclia~.
Trai 81 tie Geld Is all that = required 20 give
III. fhaghine preference all others and nO~
take this method u Offering shallenge for trial 81
m. Ohio Reaper snd Mower as CossI>Yp Machine,
sxsin>t al ether offered Tor sale in this market
Farmers Will DO well 10 call and examine this
macbins before purchss ng any ether.
fot sA'e n out warehou~
Turner A EcKEEN.
". are aiso gent fss Nosre's Patent Improved
trsin Drill aud The ..siantf sugar Mil.
Iunioaw2m TURNER 4 NckEES.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-24

TO II r's

UNION QUAURILIE BAEDi
XxJul Arrxxp PROMPTLY TO ALL Gala
w IN n. nr1rd line Nuat fErrtstef fnt BAN
sni Parties 81 reasonkhls rates.
ly3o1ly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-08
from Island no, 10.


.hlLxFals, April 1.-The ';Appeai" Of this
morning steLas ih.t all was quiet ut Island
ftu, lu,sy l.sl ady.rss. ., Oar batteries were in
srp,i c6ndiiicli, end The tIuips confident One
ii ihc Eede:sl Gunbenls vent IL EastpcIt en-
SUNDAY, md vrGssv,I anr battery; Ms DAM
uge "as done. If, .s,.r ~
LYscnsuAG,. April d Memphis papers o!
the. lst inst. .wcIa regsiged here tonight The
%,!!Ntpeai"' learns, from sn arrival al a late
hour ihe previous evening irom Island No. 10,
tha( al Was quiet tIhs.e. the firing OF tie enemy
ka.ing. entirely; ceesrn. Thc-e has .haen no
:,dlii.!pyai lvss nj life Or other casualty. The
da.nsre 10 the allachlug loIce ls ncdcrstood to
flTa ;.gpe s:a.s!s!erGble.. .5
.;7aI1gnp, april g. y special despatch 5 the
Nov Orleans Pieay uas; nom Memphis, dated
Iii, SAYS that very seTere.atorm occurred e.
,Fari. klllow ard Island No. lni Oh Tuesday
nigh. ins!,. Tie steamer kansWh In Valley was
c1pHized and wrseheii, snd the ncn on board
teated dr~n ;Gwsrds Ncs Madrid, but were
saved hS, the stesGsrn Dasots and GrapIpus-
Many wsro Titheut ,;Ialhpa. ftcy arrived oil
the ScGtlsEd. .'=ra
The shelliaE di Island Nj. 10, continues
,wi,h.at ,il.rt Uae If tbs snerng's sunbosls
end nne transport harr been ''sdlJ injured
No iurtner lHpre:Deits sohse.
Thelr.rnJ haSe sbari!,'ned Union City.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-08
rsosis,Ds,r Observation-Disclosures. &C. ;
- -. S''-.'-
aGEenl0IH: NEWS. :.
rug caNREpf2a,rE ARMXvIlTortI.
or, AT TCoIsIaTH.. -.
.,prl e. gIest bstlle took

Noble .APrl G.--=-a. gIest batue took place
a, r,,r.lh this InOrning Our sold'sis'a:tatk-
a.. ',oi -2g,Ds; ~
et .10 fought tie. .Fedsrals With itu1asrse
itasery 4pd violeacs+;ands drov fem hack
-. j,-pisLJ
With great slsusassE, Tbs Gonf=derates cap
tDredeighs ah4.ss1ies saii ,azay pnsdEers, -
THO slseay'$ wRote army Vas sag.ged.
General Gladden. lost his !elt asla:. vs.i>
s,.Cj..sD Gi-- - 49,
Authentic ia!ora,ation :sSs:Esa this s7snin3
says Te shall destroy o. capture the Fldara'a.
No further particulars.