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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
JUN dJN 1862 g.s ~.

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81, JUN ls.B 1862. - z,.,-...
atsl tssA go ~ ssi.:s Is...liIis,s, I'll :
r EFuTTfl5IT So
ikt1ln9 Charles; ;eb0thi armies sbeinR madeinu
lot aFistQerattp LEADERS, followed BY an, idle;
1lFtct0us, zdemoraliS Ssdstmobs The i7untnn
taFmyi like that Of CromRellls ,stsltmadainn
lot industIious,E sObefl substahtia God
Il tearipg glritizens The loyal forces sWill.a
surely destroy 5the,teb bel armies as,the GtuR.
10y PPEitaps destroye zthe ermobSoE King
] OinReIessseaS asissSza 81 sslss aosspSrls.s u
IyisAilos y9 Rl,iS 5ssFl5 ZI.7-E ss'r eIi
tpo stI aubC CCTEPR thsH, II Rpst,Ssiys All,
Pos sdf4gAasse Rev yFalEfl efr rLeYRltEs,, {,
o. "A. .pllyAtRa e0EEasp pdence, i9 trPstgoPtlY
fgentlemAn, forming RaEt Of The saGly61Ce
fiot opg army otlthe Rspipsula, writes, In q
note gdeted rs On the Chiekah hQmip2s l4oY
HlflegeRsiE iEsbels same across the
creek eto-d days and gave them Ives ppsu at
New Bridge, sAapriyRte Of the Eighth
Illinois leaHAlFyt WasiWoppded ginge little
sktrmt9h. General Stoneman saw negro
2oming into our lipes just efteF, the q fiair
lYes estegGRy 10 He ordered lin7 off and De-.
tl0esiF 9nEg gRtekeEs and ths etleDtys the 5ilkotg
:. ssoq11c asaaizas5 Ia 7ai esslsaI )
gilt General Stepemea may be,a very. sgopd
eaYAlEyl l9mceEi b4taif he has been guilty
Qt "a cold-6l9ode murder like this, he
sboqld tried and cashtered from the
army hich is dtsgra aced, i not less by the
Stup ptdtty which tpEns Away man likely, 70
give, nsetulf informa ttpn TO the commanding
General than by such tnhumanity. While,
such lpnmil itaEy conduct AZ tbis Is tolerated
IN ths 9armysfTe need mot wQnder atothei
RecreSYd ips which sthe enemy shrpuds his
@ol olementsei EAlAp4ss4eA was evacuated be-
fore our Generals knew that q regiment
had left; and rebel officers captured at
say tour tre6el1 forces were
NithdfG WtfbS ode 6ktN o lei kintnts al Sititife.
and dconcentrated Id th6 6Ffet6ity6 Richmond.
i8 Q e'WeFeoRearly ltWOumOnGhs in ievacuHtinqs
iGeptsEiAG and MspassassH IhissWe take.
from s e port pf SOP versa ions With rebel
officer made q prisoner at.the battle of
Wiftfamsbd Which how li6sbefore as :s-1li
YerittOwniWas eTapdatedsssitH similarsnG-.
cess. From Corinthn tQayilhe rebels, haze
made A ktltql ssgaPei d SFpd 4 is reported
treated ton ishmaEbtnd. tmiay Il not
cond nee TO their spScess 10 retreat 50 e6p = !
tRptlys, ,9p6 ~ srtRlpIy does not add to tie.
rep8t ion RI 9pt & gen eraE q, or take away
from itts duFattQn or exPensfveness of the
war, ~ iRermlt them time and again, 70 ac-
comp lish, With 8Bsplute safety, the,mo
;deltoats operatIons in war, /. ss..'' :. ilt
Suppose General StonemRn had led tie
adj az Gen peaal Bank 3 army. That
Was SaHelIby. Q negro who ran into our
sawP, out Of preat p, i Ind Informed out ont
GERS that The enemy were upon them. But
Stoneman you'd have had him shot al. hs
ia9is iin,s ,Ittfs wei kpogp that these me-,
igFoss hsYe 9 more thorough Rhowledgg Of
ms ~ snsmY e9pptFy thap y, any White ~ men 5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
Illt1rsaIta @ eI1n66'stsl a1eI.ailasrslDi4i.

lEs EstlRso1t1 oG .aiadeR4 lDi1Il.iI
.eSIal y4sy Al ,ssnllfi .f.s,s,s i.,,..5 -.
SSaay SSaays ths 9hiek Is 6Sminy 5po1dent Of
the N. y. World 2. .. = 'si7a 80
"A a. .6S AsW oEk soFtespondent Yesterday,
paid y eontthbaad i've dddllhfs Tor 6 eobtyja
of the Richmond Ba4iiiye3 6fisths pre-
.yious day. He sentsit. bye \ messenger TO
the IaPdtRg, f9E New Y9Ek. Hsadguer.
teEs fonnd tt ont wanted tt, sent squad
Of cRTlfty Afesr it put UGorf dsHt fS'
guard HodSe 6ndlg06BI6 F6pf Ithe eapape
CnTresp spondepta ere haEingi hard tine ;0f
ltha H0so1 them q slept in a ms9dpA last
ntght5 with ? 60grd over them thus dodg-
Ing the setge mt j elvflEy RIiatd ttiaS' VIZ
Fatnma8iuk che camp stD 6nd9thbmd But
hegep ptld ldsataaEs L. .Inalte history, When,
The hides Of sons qf these bumbuRs begin,
70 come oh, they'll Know Who's St EN-
They'll be very apt % getatl the notbrioty
they iet4Se:A aa5 u hsdisssaE y ~ 81 I'D
,tdsil l5Ia - ffST5s9iE . "a Ssssso,b
nsdi XtnSheEteF AtrocltY,,
ME Forty sixth Ia solid eolulmald g. and Ia
PERFECT otdsf; ti1rste Ia thf6dgf tha dStts
tn. tRtntaests aohp dress 5sSadea .s.As-
soQR 4s thelPsgim mspt Suffered the town. t1s
stsast re7e eehped itS the Sbpts disehsFgsd
tfQm the H1ndoWs OF Che dWeIlnGS The
dsstided attack np3H 16f tt6bpS iEas efit
Heptlg gsNeil know bys sthS1pe e5df u Eths
chester, since no sooner had The battle
commenced tilaui the Had Q 'hFigti I'd with
gqll plstQlst ifiat asa asesSN h4e s45i
HpsFeEeFa A VPiop soldier rs aeep,,
there Q shot Was dted. Not men only. but
Women dstl tStl6 ellSel q b IlS tS6S0
pgnS! tAeenIdtei aiI1alJa5 lott bult tllzoa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

M, bseIa5 ~
snsniss S1 m t5s t35SdS ~ 5 s I y " ases
lis living by honsst la6of. is IN he G greet
minority Of casss ioyni T5,is a. a5n ~
ii Is oas VINO
to be diSl6fKI .5E. fIEB;J .SFi5S sSli s55
planned this sfAbslll6d psi Cart,
and JeR. B67FsI MEMOIR IA6IiS' iiSbS The tbs
repudfators Of Sp1bl blfesRui v1t6sSSeStS
I5dsh ReFx1sJE 3 = lIa5 -
ieaye c0ile SS;sd 1fSe 81 80. 40 ~
from his seh8Sf. ft6 ft66I n b IiticsI
scheners 81 Wfbosg fidfta q F7f6S9s gSSHfslI
them 10 dahee Ill end2HS5Ss of Bnrts Of
London kndP PFi9e 4 n M
to ssI he S.SS,S core ''s ~ 4 sRs Ss;sOR y ley
ebrosd in m tonS ~. . Ss :.
boets. -
withont 81 6 IA R iisst AZ
4 present. /; ht1i 9da I.El6ds i6SSliS { = fSe
l ifterat,,re q tA Il q n !, 9., q, II, =
few al tiiai.5 q = E =
l,ia ard tiffie hT,sf5s .15 : tstl ~.
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9nAon 8eRfllns NOFtlls oGrOlirrl. /.

/, The t6iISRfHk SeisctiSGs are tstSm it,,e
4 .bNeWBgafai. IN: ie.1 Pfd5Fssa 6f he sfsF and
lad. wnbadssIo: g9di 1of ,7ost4 yeias1isNa !
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
g0PPleTlIiIR& lIls Sheet ell Hon: aIsii:.
TO THE lPUBLIOI

II NOW keep the largest 81 ii got
~ that eAH he io1Ai lp the city, ~. an fsliy
pared % MI an orders Ct lhoFt pottce. -
uonsists IN part die f6lI0iiiuN
Al Kinds ot Plain Tin and Japapned Ware m Efnl
ot Ehee5 Iron v are CcPper ana OF Sif ~
Patterns, for wood or coal. - sSesF9 q
and nthsrs Waiting the tJ9Wih aat ataz
81 tHeir Sdyantage to give me call before
sPo3ting and CUTTER c0dltantIy ON hand
iAIi klnds q 10 WORK lRill Vprbonal
attention. f 3. 2, QAIDWRLL.,
/ i,5So MOB MainSt3 3ep. .'B!a o. R.R.DtSotss
inl99sszlyal . - -ae leAaaE rl.lEbaala-. Ia.aa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
li.4 IS. sfhsso ssss sIsRists,,isaa5 - ~
n LREonA the TYLER county PlnIndaalar.I

Y
I, ASearEago B9p voted 70 break mp our,
National GogeEnmants a yGoYeFnment pro,
Fuoplced by ALL both ~ orth and South, the
best 4oEsfptns II tApgq1 1 1t4eb earth, lyon.
Fots4 ana haze used lyQpEs best efforts,
@ tear lQnE old iyiEgipias away from the
Union Of WhiGh she vas she oldest smem51
tber, and had been thes sbeats and to tla1nell
her into an unkuown world, where all was
Wild Imagination, aud where no certain
promise w6S gtveh1 a60Ata a6dsR fate. .nibIoo5A
H. Why did g0ndn this arIEad ahGOldig
ern4s ntnePpEssseI sggal, ruiiqea, sy0ub JH9d,
hard labor had gathe q Had YOU n
common with all the people of ths tS6dEfi,I
been made "hewersi of; WOOil9 unt6 thesfteh.
aristocratie lnaRqRslof the North On the,
other hand, from the promises made by the
Headers OF the rebellion, hid Soal lobe 26f
greater prosperity and more tiapbfness la
the yet unmRds- government than you had
hitherto enjoyed in the RlaR Union Some-
thipE.ef 4Ais kind ippelsa y9gRa to take thas'
teEElRleuSFsRa . NV skBs As,,to;tnV 4aS
Well hHSs1 you FealiHed whstY you ex55
Peeted 3, ,HAge all the beapties Of sa S9ptb5
etn CepieaeE9ey been inntpIde 20 you yet1
Has sits history 80 far f4ltills What in your,
hearts y9AI bad SO much longed for DO
you still desire a sepnFatipn2,, By, that,
tfSs!4- SoAs4E aH4 ul4A
you haze done. Our great American, ma,
tion, which had been admired by, The world,
is now trembling with the tread of power
fplsarmies. Dread we with aIls is horT
rors, is now sconrging the land and carry
ing suffering, desolatt6n, m0uFnthR and
srdeRtH, to almost every House! 9Th6ptehl
thousand evils s7ofsRanare esnpOnsusaa!Aad
is this what you desiEeilvis-it- -W;lat you
voted sfOHa We eaunOt makeiOpfselvssbe4
tljeSejt is,s Il i is not, and, yDpr ~ hRYss been,
f,deceiyea !. Why Do yel not rePF9nnee your
kn6wIedgs your err6f9 v You dad no good
reason toiexpeEt anything better to- come
out Of seHessi9nl thar, What YOU nov, ,sees
lahd Is is certain you have no hope nov for
good 10 come, aud 1t you iates honest, atid
Eldesirs good for your country aud yonffeI.
low beings, lyon, WiilntenOtnce seressioai
forever, aud some back TO your allegiance,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03

lsE .aess isf s7ad ~ ssidiSas
sg1sA Q ssssetid zstsl4 sar tsd5 bic o.
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WHOIESAIE DRY G i0F0nlEi ,

-, Noi % Baltim0fo, md Q 00EIIln58t3,
! hzt-lln.9l1laa 3 20 n4I0tDlillllIIllIlL lL1il.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-03
I9nE A6HFI CAh6LiRN sRbtffBN oKpfTIsaicEit..

I'd e less9l 1tlAQF9P9Rha tRsl slghzpepeFs,
ana 99a 9thef S9pEces entitled 70 great contir.
Fpdsnce, that tBs stats pC6nvShttohf Witch 81
81 session at Rifleifh has Rooted d6Wdi ths
tntamouagsedition measure ohsredibB Ken
nsth RseynpF, By a yotesof 81 TO 3f. ,ss,o,
Lnls ls EethsE 1 signitaieant when we take
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18
TIE CYCLOPEDIA.

THH NEW AMERICAN cYCLoPEpiA tes. .s
Dtl.osA.l oF DsaAhAL h,otLt..- f4-ed :
rsot4H E.iEr cad Ou.fits 4 4.t p, tsr =.
Pp Gl 8yr. Spidu-....u-r lgiaA. .ieil: D. ~
r'c'ea Cor la ~. NO. iiJ il0-I.-. i.a+.a N'.'
ligs trss'p. p
N'iih this Volume, the creates aul -el'el
literary enterprise yet attempted h. .1-ee,i
brought wiih.n t,so steps OF i's c9lsiu.''2' Ny
ycur-tne siSrh SINCE is commenccuol.-0 coapl
le.s wiiYess iis .ucce.srul or?et'cn.
Whoever wishes go 90. so erear q '.,.>a ~ ins'
specimen Of ia contents wili ind cue l. allin
tie article Usicd States in the volume '')r' us--
ora article which congresses into l2l i.ssaG
aui iulcs account o. tits country. 3d. history. POI
ti,s, ministry, wealth. power, gcn.r. rrl a.elaIae
than can be found n any ether wor.-ws VII ~
sly yo!rme--oa earth The sisd. .,-' .'le' con
picl Of course in good part FROM g. anno''-''
returns of The Seventh Gems isl alone cover 1TgaI
ard are Of un.qa,lrd Completeness aa. 'aiir''
y'1e. Tie Ser sion w1ycrcnt, ,'s nie'ef''
Constitution, tte ac,s of Congress 81 $500 go
and every s,r.Aug incident IN our re'eni SOY
down % the h b. n nth. are hose Llefy bui ,'Aa'
Pre- seuted.
Tire article Cafariarira is anoisr model
contract cleaners Of safame-', Hh ve ~
J, wing ou, -lc ..a.a..e,-. ANA IRE -iIa''-o ~
tal .acts has tosn ,auiei 20 perfection. i',"
would ssail the Unitarian conception VII Hl'
~ armo'y qnie accessible md s'r''tea
..,, ,,e,r ,rcn--. some f whom v!h o'jet
H.. ,s.o,,.s,,n OF namcs--,hat o. S.r.uss ef c.HI
f., ,,.y uo.l.ng { DeWeite and fagaes--"Aiea ~
frl ie,e srriyel Us in come sor.e .pos''e'" -
y ..fo.iap mo, em.nl II Tot .Qctols q. O.. Ull"
chnrh. Asile author is lae untcr'mI a'.
ri,p .ergYmn in good Standing wiki Oh d'.'N
ZION. 10 ohjeCi.ulcan 'aily he E..cl CO ..'" -
In.rc,S.lsw D. treated muca less fa.iy. y
,.ai Is canyars,d witl,rlreimpari ".f' i'o's'
hals with Ices -ir 1n4.is 'hen iis yo'..i' Dog"
size. Stan, 81 asm Eas.gs Stem Ca..'"5
= .ofl Nor 'res.a together we accorded - re
not prorisely. lot su,.iccn,ly im.iatl'
{, IIs7ge has lat Of thrie-"e l' -
vii, command n.4s, more IN the ness '!'"E
thnr may b, isaed. We judge ttai Ani'''"
.,rfious md improvements IN tho a. OBJ
l,,,.yyi., el.im a larger space in do n,A' W.
tia kind than in tle present. hle| ia
mos which c.bojy a pmtal pus '.''-.'e
'..'..., - ,..,t has been achieved By Aae'"
t.e way OF ch,areiug and rore'"l5 'l'
whereby S.,la Produced from i'.' 80
Sr0.,i,el Ssrt, Teaaasn, I'f''y 'o'~
ysHfala DAB ara trva odi and "''"'
,,io,, J,a6 no.cl ia this volume we noe VIC
al. S..,-te.m, Ds Slao, .sr,lt t-i..' % - j
,h,pl. geA. laseaae, Taylor .z-e-a..h 1y
Iopssain' Ttem,.'o-ies, T'aol al' "r 49,. - i
tae living, SPryaoa @iCPlca. \ h.' i
Iaactoag, anl 1hrrs. l517 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-18

TPH NEW AMERICAN CYCrUPEnit. = tosrts'
DItl.usA.l uF DsnahAL hsot Lt.'.. f-lea
bsot4H E.rirr lHi Ou.tits 4. 4.t.i f9 ~
PIP B 8yr. Spin u-...u-t stith - ,le3ti ~ ~
i'e'on Cor .ll.r so. siJ ii0-4a-.. i..a+.i NC d
If.f.- Erltsfu. p
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

one Of our Generals hs- borrowed from
Napole,n's var ballciia>. another Of them
copies his manner ofsnp?fe.sins rcscl, Ga
tho whole. ne ike The latter plan the best
How nearly Ger Pores method IS correct.
NAV be see. from 'he rc.4'ai.-eaee .sss'. ae1
il tie rhiladrlphia Pres.
Il i related that du;ins nal...tt.t- ie-t
campaign IN Italy. q revc.l q. place amnrg
the people If Ni.tn and she country sur
rounding Having ucn tie t.i,.c az Lido,
and IN his 0Sn graphic words. having
rushed Ike 4 iosrens from The Tor ~ he
AopenincS." overthroU.nc aa4 dispensing
everything thst opposed ia pIrsrcss Bona
par,e leii Mil.a AID advauccl g. nc Aiigc
D1ria< his Absence tho noble. .ha a..sgks
ihs servants Of Tho fugitive families, and
multitude - creatures o. The AEstrian GOV
eminent. cet up revolt against the Preach
army. Tho design was % iasc al LON
osrix in rs rear aud coi,- unm4se j de-
strucii,u. The citadel Of A.lsa vas seize J,
ASH FsCach general. with pistol ~ e
head. VS. compelled % sEn tie erscr Tor
iis surrender The revolt spread. anl Il
was feared that !; ~snid rcsall 81 ne &c IS.
tSbfs1uert Of the Acsirisu p,wrr IN con.
eaered Lsub sriy A. soon ~ gsnan,-.e
lesr3 81 the occurrence he tarsel - o1--
towards Miaa Nth tattaiior ~ isrs-r,rr
lev CompGics ot .niafgfy. ai1 luiers
o. r.ilicsy. husaci the village oi .....s,s.
attacked tho c.sy al Pssa SEA sarrea
dered after s1oft resistance. sru'''ed h's
soldiers % rif 80 g for thFes hoars AID
lent rs cst4.st .Ito TIC c.u1trr aroaai %
cur iowa ia ssufgeuia Tbs severe ex
a-.sfc rrc1l-ei che proper csert-sic 70
~ AIS 90 zn ed ed pee vas restored
A-heT'rr 10 mv inication 90 n0i making
sssr u-r-r fhc re~-ic" eai1 Bsn partr - the
x4Frisaa s. p4vis. 4 wiil pir3en this sci Of
rnssness. ard leave q deer oT<r Tor reper-
farce: bet those wko d. ros instantly lsv
down ihor arms shsl. bc treated - rebel.
asd thcir villages burned
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29

i. has been well known that Gen. Cas-
has felt much interest in the progress of the
war. and has very heartily espoused the
cause OF the Government On the Ii b
ins,an,. at Hill.dsle. Michigan. the venerable
stasAsasn made brief speech. from which
~ quote
.. Patriotism and policy equally dictate
that oev force should be such TO enable Us
Asct with yigor and efficiency against our
enemies and reduce them to unconditional
submission to the laws. Foes will then DO
concerted into citizens by tho restoration
every whore of the Constitution TO its legit-
innate authority as IL came from the haads OF
the immefs. And shall thu appeal DO un
hssied A long life hiss tsuEh, me 10 know
nv countrym men better than ~ fear they VIII
not answer 10 the calls made upon them
All, indeed, cannot repair 10 the held. nor =
IL necessary they should do 80. Ii isa small
portion only Of the citizens able 10 bear
arms Who are required to become Temporary
soldiers But We can all be useful H. this
labor OF patriotism those who 90, by the
DISCHARGE of their military duties, and those
VII" remain. BY words and works OF encour-
agement testifying the public feeling and
gratitude, and by contributors for the health
and comfort OF our citizen soldiers. and no,
less effectuslIy by upholding the justice oi
our cause aud by carefully avoiding every
thing which would have r f@ndAnny a. '..s-
rede the efforts OF the Government 20 check
the poiriotc ardor Il the people. Our bu.
siness now Is with the present and the future
The differences Of the past, If not forgotten.
should be adjourned till the standard Of the
Union again floats. unopposed. from Maine
To Texas. and to the Pacific ocean
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
General Wallace.

We have not heard much. except through
The Cine 1nati papers. OF the operations OF
eur gallant Gen. Wallscc. tut what we have
heard accords exactly with what we expected
OF bis devoted loyalty. aud inyincible deter
mination. Que of his operations il thus al
iu1ei 10 by the Ga-ste;
Msior- General Wallace. while u com
mand at Lexington. kentucky. drew upon
the seces-ioaists for slaves. ia proportion To
their mean. aud the strength of their rebel
sympathie-. These .ere uOt 20 be u-ed. At
present. f,r the construction OF the road 10
Cumberland Gap. a. stated la yesterday
pager. out they were o. accompany the army
Tor the purpose of building Qualifications. &c.
The owners were to be compensated. upon
proof OF their loyalty. Failing in this they
would get nsthing. Upon the execution OF
tina oruicr the Union population began 80 in
crease very rapidly. and the expression Of
disloyal sentiments was not heard near so
Often IS previously. The proceeding afford
e,i the greatest satisfaction to genuine Union
men
The Galsfis IN regard 10 his superSedure
10y Nelson, SAYS:
The public viii be surprised to learn that
duor- General Wallace who had command
Of the forces collected at Lexington, was on
Monday. az the moment when he was about
20 mount his aogsc. for the purpose OF Join
.ng the column already in motion for the
mountains. su7crceded bv Major Gcncrai
Nelson. By the exercise ol that energy and
skll! which characterize him. he had n les
than a week. brigsded tho ;ioops. put them
II motion. ms,rrcd his plans. aud Wa ready
% clcas the way 20 CuAecfland Gap. Ma
..pr General Wallace srrvci IN ihis ciiy yea.
teriay. ard will leave to-day for rs homo IN
sdisna. there 2, await orders Il l. - DC
h,pei this accomplished. atie sad cnergoti-
GsaeFai, IL net . be shelyct, While the
country - suffering terribly in consequence
1f bad Gcneralshir.
Just h,w IL comes thai an officer of cen.
eral Wallace ability ani COOS. ssst-ae. the
l., consideration worth regarding Ia these
d ~ o; defeat sad nisfortune. should bc
"shelved 80 systematically - more than We
c,n anaeEst.nt. II about time the War
Department shorid understand THAI while
Indiana furnishes both men and Generals,
he has some desire L. zee the latter IN ser
vice well as the former. Whv cant Gen
e.al Wallace have a division OF H,o<ier.s
AcCsern2nd has div isis- Of iiiiuois mer.
C. and out. and We have yct - learn that
Ncclcrnsnd i better n IN than Wallace.
= Illinois better cntitled - such eoasiicsa-
ss,r tl.za lndissa---Sisfs Jssrasi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
hentucky's Opinion of indiana aud
Her Governor.

The Lexington Ky Obssrcer. edited by
Hon. d. c. Wickiiiie. the present Secretary
of State Of Kentucky, thus speak % GOV
Morton.
Gov. MoEroS OF INnASA.--It has been
our opinion since the opening OF the henous
rebellion thar now 30 afiilci> our glorious
country. that Gov Morton OF Indiana would
prove himself .hs greatest Roman OF ihc:-
alt L his opinion was expressed in our pa
per last TALL, aud the career OF that noble
patriot since that pc. Tod has fully sustained
our judgment On ali irving occasions, with
a spirit worthy Of n Napoleon. he has boldly
and without hesitation marched 90 the res
cue. Ills troops-the troops Of Indiana
are eyerywhere-wherevcr The Zoe il 10 be
met. They seem 20 be % very numerous
that The question naturally arises, where can
they coma iroms J. Indiana inexhsustilel
Like the answerto the sound Of the pibroch
OF Rhoderick Dhu, la the Scottish Highlauds.
the men OF Indiana come n the call OF their
noble Governor. from city and hamlet
irOm valley and mountain TOP III Iais the,
are right. Tor he would have beem 4 N~y
amorg Napolcoas Ma;sLals. sn-i would
have Agured holly with the bolccst cf the
Fses.ch - >0l'sT.1o.
he has The dariag aad lbe spirit % meet,
as i should DC met. he dread crisis that =
upon rs. Red tape i not known in he
ocabulsry. lie waits not for oricrs--he
comrna nis himself he knows his people.
and his people know him. When BE calls.
there Is 10 hesitaaey ia obeying-ihe WORK.
shop - c.esed--the anvil i silent--;lsc msn
Of the people and tho aan for tic occasion
leads. and All are ready - follow - near
~ every battle hehi. IN ever clash Of arms
during this rnons;rous rebellion. the mea OF
Indiana have noh'y figured. aud the voice Of
oovefnor Morton hss been ! s;inctly heard
Ia danger j. abroad he i determined % con
front Il. and he vili. Tor he i a man Of VIII.
The little Corsican. whose wordrous energy
afa genlas surprised the world. had but It
tie more OF rtI than the tireless and dsun,
iess Governor O. cuT sis;er Stale. Three
cheers for Indiana and HUNDRED r.. c..
error Morton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-29
Condition of Gen. Bragg's Army.

Condition OF Gen. BTasg's Army
Correspondence Of the New Orleans Dei.a.l
Jackson. NJ iss. August z.
The army of Gen. Bragg, which numbers
about 10. 900 men, is now at Chattanooga, az
which point there are at least % 100 men, VII
der Price aud bragg The object OF the gait e.
ing there ia two-iold-to surprise. SURROUND
and capture Buell., and "pirooi' on Ten
nessec and Kentucky. These men arc IN a
most wretched condition. They are dcs,..
tute of clothing. they are no, hall fed. there
is not pound OF tea TO be had for gold. and
coffee il $3.50 per pound The troops
subsist chiefly on corn bread and molasses
Half tho men would desert To day. !; shey
thought they could get away Ii safety: but
Bragg keeps n closer watch on them than he
does on the enemy lie is coarse and ynl-
gar tyrant. and should not be surprised 10
hear any time of his la wing been shot b. his
own men He drinks 10 excess, "a do all
these officers. He quarrcls with those around
him. Beauregard, who is the most popular
man in the army has resigned IN consequence
OF a quarrel with Bragg.
There are several federal prisoners In this
place They are confined in an iron cage,
like wild beasts. They do not get halt
enough to eat, and are treated with all sorts
OF indgnity. A member Of the Fifty third
! Ohio Regiment, who was some time ago
taken out of the cage and pgt Into the hos
pital as a nurse. yesterday told the doctor in
charge that he preferred to go back to prison
to being hospital sand They urged him
to remain in the hospital. "No." said he,
"I'll DC id ii I'll attend these people.
The rebels have no medical stores. In.
deed. they are destitute Of almost everything
which il needn't for an army u have.
! The conscript law is the most unpopular
measure vet passed. Planters Who have
been drafted have offered as high as 81 POO
for substitutes. 0ne man offered ten ne
| groes 10 DISCHARGED niaeniy days man.
What say of Bragg's and Prices army !.
equity true OF the forces in Virginia an,
throughout the southern con9cderacy.
Ii the planters could have protection.
think they would take sides against seces
sion. They are very tired Of il. Their ne
g'oes are hall naked and half starved, anl
the iDhuman scoundrels who caused the wal
here will not allow them 10 sell sugar and
cotton, 30 a. 10 be able 10 buy food