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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
FROM NfssorRI

skOA MloSOl III.
IT Iouls. Oct 4sh.-We have additional
details Of the recent route OF Burbridge's
guerillAs a BO.ingsr Mills. 10 south east
Missouri.
The forces OF Denny and LAMAR formed
junction beyond Pittmans Ferry. Denny
had ruuRing fight Of fifteen miles with the
guerrillAs OF Barbridge and Col Green
Our los = trivial Several Of the enemy :
officers we're taken prisoner.
Lamar chased detschmeag Of Bones
men from Van Buren, 70 Bolinser Aills. Eve
miles tbs s'de Of !ocahonias The killed
sounded and captured Of The cteny amount
10 Isl. Our loss Is killed and I wounded
Prisoners ssy tlsey had orders from Hind
MAJ 10 make forced march 10 S2rincfsld
All fall On The rear Of the army snder Soho
geld. and take Springfield and cut oG our
Supplies.
4 despatch from Col Boyd Ia. bees %
eeived by Gen. D4vidsos. stating chat
LAMAR had returned 10 Ps.srson. he
ven, 10 Pccshon;ss. drove TIE ersnv s-ros,
tbs river. lci.ou 81 tim several miles and
made s01e very important ospsGres he
had cuiv three Iaen vcrrdei and ore taken
PrisOosr- The enegr lot - Siiied AID AZ
hores an - stand OF arm1 Gee. Desr,
Aiso arrived vith = number Of psi.cues.
having lost two wounded and inflicted hcsvr
lOss upon he rebels Important letters have
hesn o1-fcrci
Ia : ssc>rsain~i shst Iack.,a a flule
Aocs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
PROM VIRGINIA.

", ,.cuss4rss AIRY OF rHK PoFoAAet
BtooxrrELp. VA. Oct > r. NJ
The All vance Of the Army o. .hs .o.I m,',.
up the Vail ~. on tie lett >''s :; III H.
Ridge. is beil e pnshed forWan
patch. ,h,s
Gen. Plessant1u occupied UppeFsIle :
afternoon after spirited engagement vii.
the enemy of abo7t four hours We had
none killed, but several wounded The
rebels left three of th cir killed on the field
Uppervilie is four miles from Ashby's Gap,
which the rebels are enceavoring 20 hold
Orr troops now hold all the Gaps up TO Ash
by's. with every prospect of having that to-
morrow. There vas some OF the cnemys
force IN front Of Suckers Gap. to-day. on
the left bank of the Shenandoah. 10 dispute
our passage 10 that point.
The renors OF the invasion of Maryls nd
6y way Of Darnsviile not believed
The last reports from the rear shos these
reports are unfounded. The army Is ready
and prepared to Eight general battle when
ise rebels may see proper to meet them
The army Is in better condition than il has
ever been with the exception OF the want Of
more cavalry. wait that is gfelily felt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

IzsS0s y iSpsASAroIis--A private letter
from I-d'auarol< states. "Brsiness here y
extraordinarily brisk. sud grea, demAEd for
iaborerp. both fos Town sid country Even
serSan. giF:s are sefy srafcc. owing 20 The
NUM- - % female employed in the arsenal.
Wool = rom 81 to 8 a cord. imply from
the want % ~ood-eboppers The -sessh
prisoners burnt nearly al he Try wood in
the country AM non ~e have % pay for il.
Real estate IA nov higher here Than j. haa
been at any time for the lat five years. rents
are high. anI not vscant house 70 &c -een
snyshera
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~ Charles Mack.y. tho shynss. Who
rdsss foolish rebel Letters from tho United
stasss % the London Times. speaking OF
Lees troops Ia Maryland. "a "a. They move
s4ssdil, forward with the solemni,y aud AZ =
.aobllity OF marble statues" As"immobiil
y'' - s~s@ssablsnsss. Les's army. according
- the rhy @lDs eockEos's notion, noyes with
innovselsosss tho qeeerest fashiea Of
NOV ias Ne ever heard OF. Thee cocknsy,
end IL hard n write Ike poets. but easy
eaoush q write like fools
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
FROM BUFFALO.

BuFfALo. Nov. Among the disasters
caused by the recent storm. the following
are reported. Schooner Chief Justice Mar
shall is ashore between Barcelona aud Dun
kirk; crew all lost. Schooner Post Bay
ashore above Dunkirk: crew saved
A dispatch from State Line says the
schooner Bagby. Of Buffalo. is ashore here
and a total wreck: crew all lost. three were
washed ashore. Schooner T.. G. Williams
also wrecked; part of the crew saved. The
Captain of the propeller Water Witch, re-
ports seeing the upper works Of a propeller
of Grauelty Bay this morning lie thinks
that il belonged to the propeller California,
but is not certain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

- \ spondeni with tho army ~
the Po,omsc gives az interesting lite &C
count Of the signals used in ne army. auf
he way OF managing them:
You arc on tho extreme summit. Here
IA an open tent oftho sigma corps labelled
"Doa'ttoueh The Tnsfrrntnls. Ask no eues-
toss" In,.dc two operators arc Caring NJ
distant heights. through fixed telescope and
cali NJ on, '45 '"l69 Isl !" Sc. which .
clerk records. L ch number rsprosen :
some letter, s,llAble. or Abbreviated word
Look through tho glass. az ore OF the
seven aignals stations. from four 10 twenty
miles distant. which communicate with this.
Yon SEQ dag Of white ground, With some
large black figure upon tho center. II crs
and rises: so many wave 20 The right. 20 many
10 the eis then different tag takes ~
place and dips aud rises 10 turn Those
combinations form. e perfect systsu OF tele-
graphing. by which from one 60 three words
per minute are transmitted. This operator
signals TO the one NJ head quarters Two
hundred rebel cavalry riding OUT OF Charles
town this way. field piece on road. Just
this side. and IL occupies i've minutes
hive miles il an easy distance 10 s.Snal
but messages can he sent between stations
twenty miles apart. The signal corps keep
OF the front. and their services are often OF
great valve
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

~ A 10. days since the asteaslen OF our
city police wo called - blockade on Man
ss,>~, IN froat Of Tusn 4 Ripiey's ne. store
/, "a. supposed 10 be eEpsy bOas-. bat aP-
on invest CATION !, vss found that they had
received an immense stock % goods. The
temporary blockade has been removed. the
goods transferred 10 the shelves. and the pro
priescr-. ~ith their polite and eeatlcmsnls
clerks. are an siou. 10 show one of the largest
and best ssls ted stocks Of goods ever opened
IN this eitv. ard ,hey ar. selling ~ ruinon-
pfices
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

~ Little Michael pCsmr. Of CO. i.
sad Edgar q. knApg OF Go. L. lisa Reg
m.n,. we're designated. Yesterday. by Col.
TAomr.s- - -,~As aud lse general guiles a
ssss@~nt- These iais ere both Of sbou, TIE
same age. same height. sgrightly and ia,.ll
ssnt- Nv their soidierly behavior aud i'm
press'ns manners. they have gained The re-
Vscs and sssssn Of the entire resimess.-
While csfssia Bs3dle vas inspecting eompa-
~ !. iss, Saturday. be Recognised Nike A.
ne boz sAe salassi. during The presfe..
81 se e.-1ls - ksoansnd. Nv. Gen. Man-
80 az ho;eii The hgiic fellow waiver,
tssy sosahs and hrins .a,,As rebels. When
p>rssssi's re ceoersi sppro.oaiaS. b.
s.sss~d ss'a ast a. ,As tis,issuisA.a g..
pAss<i. cameo rr~-ert sr-s II. C.
srAl rmArkd. ss Ne -. tie s,,,. -,
that he-as n, s.iy ss's.-v o. TIE c.,a
Again. vale sioeeer cas- s,sssi.s cs.o-..
zsa e sss rsxss>ot 40. lie eS-.r.. 49,.
sss sssls TAT ~ lad bscs lorSss lr,o !. /.
.ss~sne tat ~ SER no- sossx hszs !,
- -s--,~4 sA.s ~ hlel 10.
gSsss S.Oos q. es...r,c, n~s
ss'. $3.50 'sf. sy- esser.l M.ssos
xIh.. -isslss. - .sss'. 20 re 1''
seAa'spses<-i AT h.,c,,, a. 49,
sss -ia 1R0 .
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

- a petition = IN circulation among tho
Ulcers at Camp Dick Thompson Tor the pur
pose Of organizing bnss bard The pro
JsSs 70 30 stu.rsb.o ere. fos there u much
virsss ias good band. Iu indae1cs on the
.essner,. shoa far away from kindred aud
friends. / -hois-oms. IL cnlivens the men.
th.sss sronl.isi thoughts away. and nerves
thsm 90 &, Lasus We tsaas. for the benefit
vi tie res nett thu, lbe effort viii prov .
s.eSsssful
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~ he rebel papers boast sseasl, Of
i,ssss's -ssse-s in Kentucky in tho stealing
s's~. although they admit hi- failure 10 =
military .le~ Thee az tAAi he captured
nom ihs arm, and robbed fson the citizens
sseash sas09s " usks train fort, miles
ions. and loaded a. ~ GOT q million yard.
II Jean. Two hundred wage load. Of oscon
IN hundred barrels Of picklsd psss. ft,.ep
shsssasd borses ssd nuies. and l>-x. Ia,
u hoss In Other words. Il Il the grsnde-.
hgks.s rebsesy u the sg..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

sE- Geu. y. .. Dstlsr. ~ Kentucky. 10
was the candidate for Vice President On Ito
Democratic ticket IN 1915. With Gen Cas-.
has ioircd The rebel army. ], = ali. All Is
an'scedenss make !, probable.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

IL General Kosseran's eonnisaloa as
Major General has been dated back 20 tie
3ist OF March. 1869. the tune be ceased -
sommsrd the Department Of Western Viz
GINA. Ths va done a. reward fof the
gsllsntry and sueesss OF that officer. aoi 70
make him ou.rapt Major Gsnersls who will
.... r. ..-sl.r ~,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

tn The St. Louis Democrat OF Yesterday
has dispatch from Cairo which mentions the
receipt Of interesting news from Corinih AMI
from up the Cumberland river. but OF such a
nature a. 10 make Il not proper 10 publish
We confidently expect day or two will bring
~ news ofdecisivc action in both places
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

~ GRAIN IA bearing good price. ~ooi
= IN good demand. ard money i plenty. We
advise those who are IN debt 10 pay up a.
sOos a. possible. - they NAT Dot have 40
GOOD sn opportunity soon again. ard -hile
doing 20 don't forget the printer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

80 80 hsser tod her lore. bur let roo.
esalmeni Ike worm IN tie mai. iesd OF
her dsmsg.l cheeks. Bas she dill divnige.
- 80 are -eiiably informed. that ,ho could
buy more dry goods Tor les money a, Edsall.
Root 4 Cos than at ans other store IN town.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
m We are pleased to learn ,ha, Ii

~ We are pleased to learn that Lieut..
q. ! smith. OF Co. u. list Regiment. by OF
der OF Col r. W Thompson. = nov Cap
tain thereof This - gori appointment.
Capt. . "a woll-ariled Officer. and Is re-
ported to have distinguished himself with
slgnsi bravery ., ,he battle Of Richmopd.
KentuckY
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~ man named Richard Aslssd ana
tis wife are 70 30 hung for murder II
Bellevilie. Upper Canada This q the first
Instance of both man and wife being con
ienned 10 death on either side Of the A,lst
&c since the execution Of tie Manning. N
London some wears ago.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

TIE Ri>hrc-d ErTrfrsr -,.s ths.
lee 'h-. been cafess,ly feeling Ncciellsn
tor como tire pas, " No guess lie viii tseI
him before loag very mach 70 ~ owr "a.
cen,fo-- anf fiscsrsf;u-c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

~ Ne aIs advis~t thai watire pspes
have already advanced 10 PEI cent sft that
st.s Advance ~iil probably Increase o i0o
per cent On ne Oh price- before tie i.' Of
JanB.fs
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HRON BOSTON.

BosnoN. Nov. Sit Is reported here ,hs,
MAJOR Gen. Banks sill have eight regiments
OF Massachusetts infantry. three batteries OF
artillery. and regiment OF cavalry, A.
part OF bis proposed Texas expedition.
The ilst regiment. Col. Chicksrlas ex.
rects 20 leave for New York on Friday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION

BosroN, Nov. 4, IL s-The State cleo.
ton is progressing quietly in this city with
indications of large vote being cast. At
this hour the result stands. for Gov. An
drews, 2.l0e. Brig Gen. Dennis. a,l33.
In the % Congressional District. Rice is
about 900 ahead Of Sleeper
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

- L.s>-s S.~ YoFi ssle> q s.is Hsts
--sozetAiss nest 49, stylish Jest rscsissi
a. ha~ess's Hat Slcr~. -crsh--ssf cofret -
TIE fss,ic SURE. Tee'i R'-1ss'. OF ss.s.'
Cal sra gcs ore srei...
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Night Dispatches.
FROM OHIO.

DAfroN. q. Nov +.-The funeral OIL.
Bollmeyer took place at two O'Clock TO day.
from the new Lutheran Church. which WAS
crowded to excess. The funeral procession
was the largest ever known in this city
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

wAsrkD.--A few men 10 Ell up Company
A, lat Indiana Cavalry. nov aclIss - Body
Quart 70 Gen. sIssl. In Virginia Apply
soon Once 10 Fsrlys Block Worth lie
Public Square. Terrc Haute. lad
pov4llN J. n. Oils
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

~ II you wi.h g be tsyssuios-!y N.Y.
s.Asd in lhs nyssssse. Of its nJsiesisss. 70
% satioaai Hall IA. ssrc'ts src zee HaE-
ne;es. H. h. voudos..i fee
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT
LOCAL AND NEWS ITEMS.

~ 10 irons Of Bryant ) Hsskell's Cou
ossresal college eao Sc -sen hesrtifui
sPeciraen Of PET DuSihg
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sEThs fsssis Of the thorough CANA, o.
ssy population OF New York cisy 10 the
draft shsws that Il eontAlni more han 4 mil.
Lon irhabitant-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

e0M 0O0 MALE OF FEMALE
OOO,OOO AGENTS TO sEII.
LLOYD STw STFEL PLATE COUNTY COiOHgp
NAP or THE UNITED sTATFs.
cASsnAs, AND NEW BRuyswicg
Prom recent survey. completed Aag. 10. lsc9.
ccst &c, o09 % sngrsve Il and one year, time
Superior - any tl0 map ever mad ~ Cotton
Mitchell and ses ~ the low price u 20 ceHfs. h-e
o(o nsmes engraved On this map
IL IL not only Couafy Map. but i = also
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAI
- ~ Z. State sad csnssas cornsed IN one, g,ng
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
and css;aDce b.iwesn
6usrsniec any Or man 81 % e per ds,.
and III tax back ell msps that 10 sois AL
refund the money
Send fgr 81 worth toffy.
Printed instructions how 70 canrss. we'll fnrnish-
81 all or agents.
wsntd-A smart man, 80 whoiessle Agent fsr
ear hsps In every state. Cannda Kngisnd. ant Cell
ioruis- 'cfuas ny b mace with . small cariis'.
1T LLOYD
No. les brosdsay. Nes , ORR
he War Department cur Mao u virgins
and hsrylsns, rhich i marked Torong fsre .. -
Ball Hun kountains. Pals Church eli tile fofss -
the Potomac. and every sfher place Ga Nay 49,
Virginia, or moDsy.refandsd.
Price - cents. sept 10. fu3f
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LI.EC1ROPNriN,
4 rev 49, eolPlaie sy.ssLa 81
MEDICAL Eliot RICIIIt

MEDICAL ELECTRICIITl
Dr. - rAICE. Of Bostrn. Asss. ~oai
mo., respectfully arnocncs % the ,ltiiecA Of
TKsrr H.rry ard vicinity tha, he has taken
rooua for limited time at the buntln House
for the psrp--~ Of err'aS fi-sS.~s by IA %
s1liar systsn II
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
Aaa especially Ins'is. ibcso suderisg iscn
Acute Ssr''-s. ~ GA ftsHdiag ChrOnr
Disease. Aches. >>.sa. we.tre.e.. l-lcrle.
peranseN~n's. All I" Ailnert. peculiar -
Femsl--. - call snd ea.-sn hin ire. %
charge a.
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repsrs.ohs osAI ertaaiit. all osi,er.js ar.
Free FROM Polsons."
Met dangerous 10 the Human famiiy''
Rats do not die on the premi.es.'
They come oat Of their holes 10 die"
They are the only infAllIble remedie. kne.u.'.
III years aud more established In New York Ci,s -
iced bS--the City Pos, onice
Usef sy-,he City Prison. and Station House..
tsef cy-ihe City Steamers. ships, &c.
Used by-ihe City Hospitals. Aims -Hcusss. &c.
Used by-the City Hotels. Astors. st. Nicholas. Ar
tsed ty--the Boarding Houses. Ac. &c.
ts>f ignore then %. 900 Private Families.
a. ~ one o. tsro Specimens Of srLaf - Eser.,.
'rAsve sdid % ne ga,J5c- Bdscrs- ferless, &c.
HousEKEsPERs-troublsd With ssrmin need be
80 no longer, " they use CosrAs's' Exierminstors
We have used II Go our satisfaction. and n q bsr
cost eSwe ~ould have It. We bad tried roison.,
but they effected nothing: but 'CossAn's'' article
knocks the breath out o. Rats. Mice, Reaches, aud
BED Bugs. quicker than write a. Tits IN
great demsnd all over she cSnnsry.-.u Medina lO.i
G1ssff<
MORE CHAIN aud provisions are destroyed an
Tor tons Of this Hat and Insect kliler.-fsncsssr
wis H,fdd
t'hhAE n. CtSfAR--we are selling your pre-
parafions rapidly. wherever they have been used,
Rats. Mice, Reaches aud vermin disappear ranldly
Fcsss srorrvus. Druggists, Windsor. Nd
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A. AL tho.e no want bcanniui six
Hat. II The latest fashion. cal a. tic Ne~
YORK Ha, Store and get one Of The Home
Manufacture. which make myself there.
fore I can warrant al hats bough, OF ne =
/ have a tie assortment IF French Beaver,
Otter and son Cashmere hat Of the finest
quality. and Of all oolors. shioh ! am selling
very los alse. large assortment Of Woo
a. fftv cents.
rH LowERRk. frsctiosl Halter.
Successor 20 = YATES
a2s-,i Cor FiftA An3 Nsir =
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fse.h Buck Wheat Flour can Dc L.d no~
Al TUrTLEs
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E'stsa otsIEks Isl rscslss.. srs -. "a 49,
II ocxSs.Ilr - ssse - = A for<r. a. ~. So
5ssesry. so~ss- a. a,< Ca srsss, Efw-.9r
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/. 10 Itsf,cy-gsts. teaesss. a..
10 n>syesr-Aiee. Nel.-- I'D Ah's.
To pesESsy-Bed B1gs-
70 Drxnrf-ksshs In fuTs. Clc,hss. a.
-<ryoy-NosgufsOes and r---
70 - Insects On Plants sud fosls
10 Desfnes >~tson Animals. Ac
70 De1sros-Ins. - ara space. - v.rrnir.
Il n,sfnsy-svery a.
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RIVER yEws

RIVER NEWS.
fsErssSss. Sov. THE riFss three fsss
an i,rees sy TIE Per z.rk. we.lker
clear.
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- Ladies and seutlemea. no~ d. the
tine 10 get sour Fsll ard Winter ~esf 49,
srs.f as s.essss. Haslng improved aud ca.
l,rsei oer dye hosss sal trishirg tool. ne
ar. prepared 70 Do any kisd Of -erk !. our
;ins-nos % be excsiiel N he xestef,
cssse-. 20. REISEkS & son.
Last wshssA s. bet Pa 4. s csps'
Octio1fw
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INSURANCE.

EIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
L Isscd IN ne lt,ua tnsursncc Company,
Hartford, Connecticst
C1sh Assets q. ccc-ose
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES Issued
~ tee ~ sne Marine Company. s7rtng-~it. Mas
CssA sssets. .......-f....... tseo ncc.
FIRE POLICIES issued IN The Fire IL.
ursncs Conasry = Hsrtfcrt CosDscsicet
Cash Asssis- .--.......-- .--.--.-..... .f7so oc<
INSURANCE. n lSs .ks<~ 80 sd rs1issG~ Co-n,s
s~s ca - r~c~ret 81 rssscashis falss. e 49,
rEflrr Z
uAoKn = s<ksTx. Ar.s.
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Nst.~ Arrt~-ve Van, so bot, ~
Ian Arpl~. q. :. FUTILE 8 ca
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"Cosssr's" RAJ. RoseL. a. E1fsrmfpsfoy.
"Cesfsr's"
"Cosfsr's' BED Lss Egf,rmiasfor.
"Cosfars1
"Cosfsr's' Electric Ponder, for I.serfs. &c.
IN as. 50c, ard 81 % Boxes, Bottles and fiasks
sud u sizss for Plantations. ship.. Boafs
Hotels. etc. rte
CAtGiON III To prevent the public from
being imposed upon ny Spurious aAd H0hiv PeTnl.
ci0Hs fDssf1f.0Rs, q new label has hssn nTepar.s
bearing fDcs5D.le ~ the Proprietor'- slensfure
Exsmins esch boy, bottle, flask carefully kestrs
purchasing. ard take nsthirg hat "tosfar's 4"
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We n MIN.

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nv q = '0--''.-' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-07
InPORTANT FROM TENNEssEE.
Occupation Of Observation-Disclosures 81
GuerriiIns.

NASHVILLE, Tuesday, Aug S. 1904
Gen. Nelson occupied McMinnville on Sunday with
5000 troops. The Rebel Forrest fed on his ap'
prosch leaving 30 straggers to fall into hands
The Rebel Morgan was not there.
Forrest is supposed to be at Sparta viii 1900
cavalry.
Transportation between MurfreesbOro and Ne
Mnuyille is open for the UDionsts. The telegraph
lire is being erected between the two points.
Gen. Negley arrived at Columbia yesterday
40. z. Nicholson. Judge Martin and brot e., nd
Cen Branch have been seen South.
Cen. Negley dispersed large concentration Of
guerrillas at Williamsport, IL miles from Columbia,
on Sunday evening capturing number.
CAPT. Julian Of the Tennessee troops put,o flight
a gang OF guerrlis near Bigbysyille few m'ls
from Columbia.
Guerillas near Columbia have been attempting 10
concentrate for iome time. Tie utmost vigilance 70
required 20 prevent their concentration.
Liberty . occupied by United States troops.
Cotton has been burned in considerable quantities
near Columbia.
The Tennessee and Alabama Railroad, from
umbia to Nashville, was never more secure.
Morgan is supposed 70 be at Knoxville.
Col. Stokes, OF the LIST Tennessee Cavalry Reg.
imert, made parade to-day, showing s.reDg w n
in uisn and horses.
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; March ox TIE FASHION Corn

THorrING March or THE FASHION Corn
Yesterday a trottiug match for 81 GOO came oil on
lie Fashion Course l.. l., between two fast horses
belonging to Pougbbeepsie, and named respectively
The ,ore eeldirg Henry Whom and The spotted
Veldug Johnstown. The latter was driven by Dan
Mace. and the former by Horace Jones. The spotted
gcldue Jotrstown. from tie high private reputation
oe eioyed was decidedly the iavorite, the odds OF
sl0O To so being freely offered on lis winning fhe
alce. Some OF the regular baJitnes OF the track
who rersi.t in taking The odds on every race, Were
induced, to take the tempting bets, relying on Tie
well. known skill of tho driver OF Henry Wilson
Their confidence was Justified by the result, @
Asces horse broke repeatedly in the first heat, al
lovviuy Henry Wilson to come IN an easy winner M
} &c. The second hear, on the commencement OF
which norsce's horse WAS backed TT 500 10 $40,
was a repetition of the lirst-lime e:iO. The List
heat WAS won in tie came easy style by the sorrel
gelding in 2:oli.
SUMMARY.
F.l.on Coane L. I, Avg. 6.-Naich $1,000 milo leA''
be- "a D.
Horace Jones names =. 3. Henry Nison.....l
ID. Mace nai .Cs ~. =. JoAAstow .t..........'s
line ...............2 .l6-f:iO 2:Jlh
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-Mrs.Thcre5a Yolyertcn, in S,o;laudis row aoop''
lug the practice Of the Count Johannes, IA Boston
and ihsi.tutug actions for libel against thoso he"'
papers which cast doubts upon her social pN'ieu''0s
Nrs.,, Asuorr The schooner ii. ID. Gnndle,
Of gso,, can, M,n,tor hence SIN inst with "o'ernment
.totss bound Fortress Monroe went s, ma 10 been
the " bank, but up 20 sunstt sst -, o ec. lish
ct OF. SAr 4, perfectly tight, ana 's' w
vgtsr. ~ al, M. moved some 1esioida9'
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uNBoUNDED ENTHUSIASM OF THE PEOPLE
sueech Of T.. E. Chittenden on ir&i'orS
in Washington.
SPEECH BY PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
Nc Defends Secretary Stanton and Gen. MCCLELLAN

sy.sOy. BOUTWELL, FOR ABSOLUTE EMANCIPATION
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sREAT WAR MEETING IN WASHINGTON.
SPIRITED RESOLUTIONS.

YREY HAVE THE RIGHT RING TO THEM