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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

SAD CAsUALTY.-Last Saturday the rock OF
Mr.. \. P. Miler'5 grist-miII exploded, and 2
piece of it hit him on the thigh and broke il.
The accident Is not only serious misfortune TO
him, but also 70 the country at TINS time, wn-u
so useful active and liberal clizen cannot
well De spared from the great cause IN which we
are engaged We are glad to learn that he Is
doirg welI-BrGHdOn Republican.
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At HOLbBALB!

AT HOLbBALb!
225 bales best 20 DsnaBuTss,
30 bales Heavy Drills Bst DE5G3ss,
10 cases Wool EEass,
s. GgEB g}vCEsh0ez.
as GEMS Boots,
j VFOmcu's SJ0Uf SHou-.
2B CHIdrCu'a siocs,
6 YOUTHS Shoes.
so e Boys seoe=,
2O EEeu's EElp shoes,
8 Eusscs A6u.-.
AZ UWBvcsfGs,
- pieces Eweas5> sFsFsl Tsa-sEs-seEes
so 5e@as,
SO TicsstaE-
25 HeTsey-
20 TEarsuge,
zOO Plaid aHa Stripped DO
EaesgEos,
20 SinEEsfszys.-
40 EEcsVE -Es515EsE EHacEss,
$50 C1Icoea,
50 EsscHgsv Gaz slls5,
20 dozen GyerasEs.
- szc=s- s"gs.s q .rs,e9z,
500 pairs PaugalU.ssa
SO Salts Gray sScrs agsr
500 dozen Spool C0lt@za,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns.
209 dozen Wool soG5sa,
70 yYO0i HOse,
50 Cotton Hose
80 Misses and Children
EEGsC,
80 gross Military Buttons
2OO Ises, Turkey EseG Cuu0a.
80 Iss. KNITTING CcIson.
so lbs. Zephyr NF0-ssc@~,
30 lbs. Sewing s5Tass.
800 BED Comfort,
Blankets, Gs5jEes7
Br0wn sI55rIsssES .isEa SacCG5uG>
EgcacI1cca %
Checked JecOnCt auS Ssv5sS 1ESss
E5EaS-
Table CEos5,e, Sap5zEsss :aEsss B'owa
els,
Plaid ard white LiEscys,
Canton FIanucEs, Green EatZe.
White and BED EEaDs1ci~.
Shavis, ECcfI Comforts,
Black Ye5vegs, AIpaccas,
ErLszA Linens,
HandEEercItiefs, CUav9a=- Gloves
Ladies' azgd GeEErg' SzIJEssfICfe,
Heavy Buck aBd, seas
Grain fsHGs,
Wool TaTne Carpet W1TDS,
EszFapEiEEs B7V5B",
FInxt E'zereHesS, Needles. Pms
Table e. .5stseTy. scissors, etc.
We effer the above. ana other desiTa5lagoods
70 arrive, 81 WHOLESALE FOR ChsH.
y Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, Wi
Be taken ID exchange for goods.
JOHN L. TAYLOB & CO.,
Corner Of Adams snd Second strsstz.
jsl4-ly
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BON TON lsTEUkAET

nN East side shelby street, raae3 ...rs -..-- t-4
~ Tars p9p-isr eslsl- -hag-lg a1a4 i - IA.
most tIsrot gh repsir is open foz - me 1.
vlsltors. Ihe propnst0rs viii a-alv ~ - -1
comfort convenience Of all sFtas-se... ~ So
with Their ps,rOuags. 4Es table NJ. & El- Z ~ ~
the bsss that sne lls-ksr aiio. o..
myl6 WAGaON . LzaAER
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OR Laboratory rlrais4ol gvl-1 al t1s z81-az.-s
necessary prepare the bgs. caela--4s We a. Add
by frst-class Artist and can srrr31 a.F al-.5-s-5
VIII superior pictures l. al the v s s-- c1rr.a 20
the art
- Artists furzisa-d v-itL stoeE
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F TIE JAIL The tJlal destruction Of the jail,
We DaEe great satisfaction in stating, Is rapidly
ais force o. work on the eiifcs all yesterday,
b. th5 orders OF the Provost Marshal, and con
siderable breach was effected The vile, black
hole tlaJ has dlsgracsd the city far too long,
Wi. soon, thanks to the Provost Marshal, be
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or8sg d, .rapars .r..l- families and maintain The
h,r-- and .,..,-,f.--. ... gg- Government. Shall
-, tb,-- and frr -rrH a Iurposs ba di-
ver+,i m Che ag+a,taiUnaDt of she Aficaul
win NV ra..,I.. Win tbe peopIo anywhere, In
r.g. ~, r.rt,-9r.7 tI, admins strstion that thus
...l.r IA ifs,.sts, n. tFr ra5ra even at the cost
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casa. ana P-o..s'a %. . I,','' 'Tqp 49, ,,I'C
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Haae hg "f Ggt' s I '..'l', "a $3.50 ?s-,
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lows. -..-..-----.-,-- al On ,5.,
-A' -~'''. III Z. l.i.' 'g' -
DIX. rt -y' -' 'o ~ 't,-1 80 sl,iA,y - sc
800" upon .-''A,' S'''' o '-lo - i.'S" ~
renders nap i'-.t l-. every tl5y'u'-on
.
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SOUTHERN SOAP AND CANDLE NORkS

u. E'.4.Ss4B 5. co.,
MEMPHIS. -,--- TENNESSEE
TEAI.LOW, BeeswsI, soap GtsAse, good Wood Asbss.
Il etc. bought at al ti1eg, ds2alY"
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For MaVnr.

ENTE sle author. zed TO announce EsuL T. II lRcAf1
w as a candidate for the Once o5 M,go-, 4e .5s -
pr achinE city election
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THFRR0LITIOY SCHEME8 or NEGB0
EQUALITY EXPOSED.
What ihe TaX-PayeTS ROrth are iay-
ing ;OF the Experiment.

ea-rra o. FEo5s. TE'. z. EficEaEa3g0r, - Esss
sI7f~, EF1 the EFOUgC Of FEePrgrgFIfT-
-irrs, .ugV 80, 1862,
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- The Mr,,r,. Cayc q Son will sell very
fue mgi,s, tins mofui G. $50 advertisement Ia
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Orr THE Track "A train + cars got of the
Main street track yesterday at the Besl street
crossing. 1t took two hours labor 10 replace
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ARslrA., -Ce, ,rat Rug=.e, and Col Dick
S eaa15 a.g ia our city, aud are stopping at ths
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-05

z Wallace, Hyde s Rogersou have q large
sale Of sugar. roharco. furui,nre clothing
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BACON STEALING For having in their pos
session bacon, bans and shoulders stolen from
the smoSe-h5use Of Mr.. Bond, two men, Fagdu
and Barry, arrested by Dyer and Csusey, were
yesterday held by Recorder Moore in one thou
sand d. liars bail for friaI
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Found AND BURNED Fifty one bales of
cotton found Id away in h third story of
house in the city, were seized yesterday and
bUrI-d
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WANTED BACK The Mayor publishes a no
tice to al who took wood stone, and iron from
the jail during its demolition, that they must
return it or take the legal consequences Of theft
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RECORDERS COURT - TINS court was i'll
attended yesterday. There were only five
cases on the Recorders docket and nine on the
Narshaps
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emily AppeaI.

Irz-9o. avF@lse aDmoaor yssrs.e.,-
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bi. R5-BEDs0N. Mr.. Chairman, ] desire jhu
morning ta sa1mst a few remarks for iha o1usd
eyaum Il tar House and the country. il Isuul
my purpose 90 discuss questions pertaining 81.
Oh. army a- sty in tas field, which, ID IUalcIaaE
By gtlicar,5 and managed, Is able 20 crush uUttla
rebellion l snail direct my attention, therefor
10 the consideration 1, some Of tho many 1a1
questions which are continually arising during
the progress of this terrible civil war
NEGRO IQUaETUv DETERMINED UPON
Eil Chairman there is manifest anxiety. .a
ovcveelin1 desire, r. persistent pUpc-e- uH-u
tbs uaI, of prominent members OF the 'agll.la-l
uall5 In his 1oTcynUi- at, TO place upgu terms OF
IQuaU.y and make participants VIII a. III E-e
nights o.. AW mean citizenship an inferior Ia-5
TIE ua-lo .sc1. wbl,-1- Incapable ol e.tuer cona
.IaHauGrL- .r ua.a.algIDE = 0Iy lgIm Of govern
meul--by vs1Ja i5rgTy IS interpreted as been
lousues8-fs sought lc .a exalted. even 90 Toe
cost gE s,a 5e-rsla,..a Of ouT own flesh aud
blood
We all rememh. with wha. intense 5ali5iac-
tiu4 recent us... Of the Secretary q Stale b,r.
Seward. gn. .I tasg-ial clerks OF the President
was received III certain quarters, because D. de-
cIsr-G li-. 40 fugitive slave should De retained
ia Gust 4r longer han tEuty days uLl--s " Ay
speg.l. order gl couF1 eut civIl authority.
I'.atl may do u0 Injustice 10 the head Of The
STATE department. and lIs uLwaIIzu'-- a4aJl1p-
,.oH of power, quote .ls official PaPei Iset:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnNoroN, July 20.--Special to Herald
has authority fof stating that Halleck does
not come 70 Washington "a Commander. ia
Chief OF the army. lie may he Secretary Of
War. bat il is believed Stanton will retire.
TINS relieving the President OF embarrass
ment, and that Lincoln will appoint Banks as
Secretary Of War. with Halleck as Military
adviser.
Another despatch saw Lincoln In his late
visit 70 the army. askea Mcclellan IL he de
sired 20 resume Command OF the whole L. ;.
army, but Mcclellan preferred 10 retain his
present command.
Ii is also stated that Chisf Command was
offered Pope, and declined.
A free colored man escaped from Rich
mond says the rebel loss in killed &C, in the
: DAYS battles, was 30 900. The rebel army
numb cred about $50 600.
Gen. Ewell was severely wounded in the
neck
Joe. johnson had experienced relapse and
modification in bis wound was feared
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

Kansas CRY, Mo July 1.-THE CORES
pondence of the Leayenworth Conservative
saws. recent battle in Indian Nation be-
tween detachments of Kansas Regiments
under Col Weer. and force OF rebels re-
suited in the capture of l25 prisoners, large
Lumben OF horses and ponies, about 800
head of cattle. 36 loaded mule teams. large
quantity OF camp and garrison cquipagc and
800 stand of arms
Col. Richie in csmmand of a regiment Of
loyal Indians has reliable information that
chief John Ross was about 10 join the oxpo
diton with som 800 warriors
Col. Solomon OF the oh Wisconsin had al
so captured 30 prisoners and 400 mounted
Cherokee aud Usage Indians had come into
camp with white flag, and carving their
guns with their muzzles pointing downward.
About 30 negroes belonging 10 rebel
half breeds are now en- route iog Scott.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

LOUISVILLE, July l9.-Gen. Nelson arriy-
ell At Nashville on Thursday with heavy re-
Inducements. and assumed command there
Henderson IL occupied by about 10 guer
r.llas. who were ehecrcd and treated with
great consideration by many citizens as they
entered the town.
Archy Dixon ard others are negotiating
With tie rebel Col. johnson TO withdraw the
guerFisas from Henderson
Many inhabitants have gone to Evans
vile for safety.
The steamer Commercial, Capt. Archer
bound from Memphis 10 Louisville. stopped
below Henderson. declining it unsafe TO pass
Gen. Green Clay Smith now command.
Lexington forces vice Ward. aud there i.
prospect OF stopping Morgan's recruiting op-
cllLOns, which were rather brisk during the
late raids.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

GUERILLA RAID 1870 INpIASA.-Feom the
Evansville Journal of Saturday. We gather
the following facts in regard 10 the rebel
raid which has thrown the whole State into
such intense cxcitemca: Il seems that
about J o'clock Friday afternoon the citizens
of Evansville were startled by the ARRIVAL OF
a messenger from Newburg, with tho intel.
l yence that squad OF about forty Of \.
81 a. Nc~hurr and plundersd thc hospital a,
that place The signal Of danger Wa a.
once given. and in les than an hour ! 900
men were ander arms. AMI cannon went rat
ding through tie streets Fyefy nan who
could gent musket. rifie. shot gun. ORE
volvcf. vas at onee us les srais. and hun
drris more were e,e~rly seeking weapons
Cor aggression ~ .oiolre company Of
nfAatry. AID +. -Qaad ~ artillery WITH tao
guns ief' The ely on a boat q 81 O'Clock
Another boat uas fred ~ with IN depa,ch.
ani ~ captain having armed his cros. with
a small squad Of infantry. steamed dup the
river The captain and his msa were ear
fully "a earnest. aad declared their jeiermin
alton - rreven, The rebels from 70 crossing
The river u they we're fouad on the SIDE bar
the essralreH. horde ~ho make VA on sick
soldiers 10 uagaariei hospitals. DE- no i,r
~ iosg IN Ne-barg. but ,kalk~i back
across he river after they hsd stolen shat
they GOALS
Two mes. resident. Of Nee burg. ~ho were
notorious scccsh sympalhlers. and sho came
over The river With the gaerrili.. and re-
maiaei ul,eu ne later retained. wee shot
dowa sni kill~d b. citizen Their name.
we're Carney AMI Meaord
The eonr.er returned Al . aci5ek. an rc
ports tha' me proceriei q she mouth Of
Green river. where ncy foaad he boat IN
rA.eh she marauiers lsad crossed lh~ fiser.
and Which hey took possession Of
The Easene proceed 10 Nu~harx TED
sakl he rebels hsd four siece. = snillef,
planted on the Ksnsacky shore. n tn !
-. ant they remain there antli The Eagen.
arrived. there would be some body huri
saFe. - Cur boys sers AZ b "a tie ~osid o
al sach eouardls tsieres a. hose who rol
! hospitals
Several rsPssts 81 ARTILLERY ~ere hsiF.
about : oeiosk. s'nce sh.ch tine s' D.
been quls' Evansville = faii 81 sfm~
men saa On earnest spirit pssrass =
h supposed the gueuiiiAs GOT sans -
gus. paroiel about - sick soldiers The
oc~upici the so~n some three o. f,ur Aoar.
; The eisifens Watched nc gacrrGias eros.
iag tie river. snd s,ssnge - q nsy seen
casred poi ne slightest rsshpnos.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
FROM MEMPHIS.

MrNrnls. July 1.-THE Grepada Appeal
of the 18th has Mobile dispach OF the
same date says special to the Advertiser
which states that the Richmond Enquirer
says il is no longer doubtful that our lines
are being brought closer 10 Richmond but
a large force has been left Immediately in
front Of the enemy ~ an obstruction.
Gen Stew art last Monday with iew pie
ccs OF artillery again made circuit of Gen
McClellans position, reaching james river
below him and opened fire on a large feet OF
transports sinking one and gripping several.
All this report IS Just as ! could get it,
indianapolis, 81 Lou's nor me could make
Cincinnati hear rs Net word came until
after O'Clock. IN oEcRoss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

julyisdS,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

NIU loRK. july 2O.-The steamer Roam.
oke from New Orleans on the 18Th. arrived
last night.
Gen. shipley has received appointment a.
Military Governor Of La.
Gen. Coppel having bee recognizes BY
Lord Lyons as British Consnl. and apologized
20 Gen Butler for offensive expressions in
his letter Of June lith, and had been ac.
knowledged by Butler representative VI
Great Britain.
Arms, &c. for five louisiana regiments
had arrived in New Orleans. aud organiza-
ton had commenced with prospect of sue
cess.
a rebel camp at Amite Bridge has been
broken up and several prisoners taken
The b0mbardment OF Galveston had not
commerce d
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

IEAD QuAETEEs ABN1 or PoT0AACs
July Il.
flag of truce went up the River with
Gen. Dix aboard, and met the rebel General
Hill, 10 make permanent arrangements for
the exchange of prisoners. The interview
was satisfactory, but no conclusion was ar
rived at
a flag Of truce will go ~ gain 10 day to
meet Gen. Lee.
Richmond papers Of the 18Th contain an
account Of tho death OF Gen. lwiggs At Au-
gusta.
An Englishman representing himself as a
son OF the Duke OF Somerset was found at
headquarters lew days ago under suspicious
circumstance He stated that he was with
the rebel Gen. Pryor during the recent bat
ties. He was seat north
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n DON Dispatches.
PROM WASHINGTON

WA.nISoroS. July l9-Licut Col. Pear
sou OF the i3d New York Regiment, arrived
here to-day lie leli the front Of our arm,
o. the Peninsula yesterday morning. Al
time there we're no forces OF the enemy With.
ia II miles OF our lines on this side of The
James River, but balloon reconnaissance
disclosed large concentration OF the rebels
on the south side IN the vicinity OF CITY
Point- The army Was represented 10 be la
good cOndii on, and with confidence upim-
paired in Mcclellan. Ii is believed however
that aames River will be blocked by the reb
els at the bluffs al Claremo1t
WASHINGTON. July ls.-The Senate failed
to confirm a number OF nominations which
fell with ihe adjournment Among them
were WaId Burnett. G.. A Scroggs, Edwin
III Webster aud Col Carroll 10 be Briga-
der Generals.
The Richmond Inquirer of The 18th an
pears alarmed al the order OF our War De-
partment concentrating the forces Of Nc
Dowell. Fremont and Banks under General
Pope. and remarks OF the latter that he j.
notorionsly one OF the most dangerous OF the
Union commanders. an oihcer Of great activ-
ify and daring. -at l. very ant to do unex-
pccled thugs. II adds that lae loray into
Orange county and the destruction Of the
railroad bridge over the Rapiian by the en-
envy j. a challehgo Oh the part OF Pope that
our Generals have now taken up
The Inquirer commenting on fhc the
threatening aspect of Mcclellan operations
says, We must dig. die. dc. or Mcclellan
wall dig into Richmond The spade can only
be conquered with the spade aud the shovel
will always defeat the muskct
OF President Llncolns recent visit TO tue
army the Inquirer Gays. dirty trio Lincoln.
Stanton. and Winfield Scott passed by Old
Point on Thursday last. IN route for Ne
Clellan's headquarters at or near Berkley-
A gentleman who saw the steamer which
conveyed this dirty trio OF Yankee negro
stealers, says there was band OF music on
board and many flags and stroamers tiuttcr-
ing to the breeze
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

MrAfns. July lG-.Gcn Hoycy IS ia com.
mand here. Gea. Grants stall j. expected 10
be called 20 corinth At any moment The
The Qualifications here are being pushed to
completion with raridiy They will be for
midablc and are intended ~ permanent
works ct defense
Several female secessionsls we're. ye,lei-
day. escorted beyond the Federal lines by
Gen fhsycr 1hcy htsing refused to take
The oath Of allegiance Their husbands are
nfnarg 81. ntsf ueslt'.t ciI4zeas OF Mcmuhis
ala 81 tfaiHTh fc rcbol arms.
The ufena ga Appeal 81 shc liih. publish.
=, ihc .oi.ce - aispsiehe
Ctgf Mosn,. JulJ lO-ihc dispatch Of
the capture OF Baton ROUGE by ous force.
= q cluard OF old Jake Barker. at New
Orleans, los tnancl1 purpose
CBkHlrsToS. Jul, 10 The enemy landed
ia force Yesterday On the msia land near
Port Royal Ferry. sa ID lor another attack
seainst the Charleston a ~svaunah X r.
bni hey tcireaied "a he pppfcsch - Our
ffoopt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

To- nental bands. by recent act Of
Congres-. re - be mustered ous Of service
aud brigade bands are only allowed. The
Old regiments still retain their bands As the
order o. the. Secre,ar, Of War last fall did
not iac'udc regiments mustered iato service
IN advance ofhis order The recen, act in
elais- AL regiments. I, i said that this &C,
vll AVE 10 tie eo14.fs s5.@o9.o99 PEI an
nun
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

Your obedient servant.
NEWTON BOOTH.

6ooD ror On DErArUE--A train passed
through the city las. evesiOg about O'Clock
With some ave hundred thirty days men,
Who. We learn. we're all raised in Decatur
county. IN les than forty eight hours, came
% indianapolis on Saturday, were uniform
81. received their equipments. aud arc now
on their way 20 punish the rebel gncrriiiss
who are causing % much trouble and ankle
~ on our southern border. That Is what
ne call quick work. and shows What the
North IS capable Of dong when her people
arc thoroughly aroused We we're told there
~as scarcely man len ia Green-burs. the
county seat. They acre under command
Of Col Gavin OF the eth Indiana. Who hap
pened 10 be Al home on faflough.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

hoxK Ds1 ESDKu- So ~enss six names
were enrolled at The meeting SATURDAY No
lSerssa a4,asffei szlsr fort, fps years Of sgs.
The meeting wss called by james Hite. and
Gen. John scott. both soldiers Of the var OF
1912. and though thiniy attsndeaded al iirst.
bids fair 70 become permanent and reliable
security FOR domestic quiet. and protection
against any sudden infoad OF secession guer
rillas. II any should show themselves in this
latitude.
Capt James Hnie stated the object Of the
meeting forciby and slOquensiy. aud VAS
followed with appropriate remarks by Geo
Scott ani ID. NJ Harrison. Esq
Another meeting will be held At the
Court Hease this Monday evening at 5
o'clock All the oil Of the civ are invited
% attend
Journal please copy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
Journal please copy


AyrARs AT HENDERSON The Evansville
Journal of Saturday says the state o. affairs
at Henderson still enlis, the profound interest
Of all classes. and IL seems almost impossi
bic TO arrive a, at any just conclusion from
the many conflicting stories that reach this
city.
Citizens Who Jeff Henderson on Thurs
day 0ght. reported that the guerriilas had
left the place. after stealing what hospital
stores. blankets medicines. guns. ammuni-
ton. Sc. sc that they could find. John.
son made speech. IN which he DECLARED he
would no, suffer any private property mo
Tested or injured Hs confessed he had bad
men IN hi- band. horse thieves. robbers, and
murderers--but he intended to govern them.
There were SIN some Others stealing and
plunderins around the country on bis credit.
aud II they did not join him land share the
plumber with him. We suppose be would
shoot them down wherever he found them
johnson wants TO have a monopoly OF the
eusiues-l lie i--ued flaming proclAma-
ton
Their movement would seem 10 indicate
that they are playing OF and on, - as 10
lure some Of the Union men back 10 town,
that they may crown their viliainy with mur-
der
They will. il Is TO be hoped. stay a little too
long In Henderson. The vengeance OF the
people = pretty well aroused. and the Gov
eminent they have insuIled. and tie Laws
they have outraged. have marked these fel-
lows for punishment IL will fsll on them
when least expected The cup Of their IN
iquity IS almost full.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

~ pr Teczarlen. 81 Lsgari.. 49,
ieadsrei one haairri i,lisf. - the tf.i fai
esmpaas rsi-ei Tor no Al rcsiaea lie
-ili ai>D g.se oua. hundred d,iltr b, the
afst fan eompauy raised IN Ltpofe county
The eaer a generous one. 81. cone.
from gensisman ~ho has returned from
McC.ellsns arns nj sha knovs the 70
css-.,y for sending re.asorrensai. immeds
diafeiy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

Eprron Exr.t~-I ana candidate for
tie Oiice Of Couniy Treasurer.
June L. l-62. :. \. ALLfN'
lama candidate ior the Office OF Treas
urer a yigo county - the October election.
N - DURHAM.
We are authorized 70 announce {. W.
harbour - a Candidate for the efce OF Col
hector and Treasures OF the county Of Nigo.
LAM eandsdatc for County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS
7 A. MADISON i 4 candidate fos he
oflcc Of County Treasurer a; the October
cIcction.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

n Chss Ai.huler. Esq'r. has closed biz
office Tor the next thirty days being absent
from the city 70 serve Ia the state Militia
Ga hi return he will resume The duties Of
his oiiirc IN his usual prompt and efficient
style Daring his absence hts Docket and
paper ~iil be found at the ofire Of r 7
FORREST IN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

la addition 10 the $40 advance ,..y and
bounty offered by the gosenme. 3. the III
eral aud generous citizens Of ths city and
county have offered $40 add.ti al pay to
each acceptable recruit 10 be mustered into
the sIsi Regiment from this county.
r. II. ALLEN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

~ Tie "Union Rifles. Cap, Topping.
numbering about one hundred men. left for
Evansville Saturday morning 70 assist in
driving back tie rebel guerrillas from our
southern border The bows were IN fine
-p.fiis aud II there i any fighting to be
hone may expect q hear a good account
from them