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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-30

CAIRO, Nov. 7-Incendiaries are try
ing 10 burn the city Of Memphis. On
Sunday night there were ten different
fires, and on Monday night fourteen,
showing conclusively that there is con =
centrated movement for the destruction
Of the city. Great alarm exists in con-
sequence.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-30
A Fair Exchange,

We are decidedly in favor of the pro-
position which our correspondent makes,
to arrest leading rebels, and exchange
them for our loyal fellow citizens who
have fallen victims TO the internal con-
script law The plan has been adopted
in a good many instances already, and
ought to be acted on so as to effect the
release of every loyal conscript.
Another Reason Why the Bebels
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25


an AND AFTER NAY s. lisa, trains viii be
" follows
A Mail Train viii leave Indianapolis ~ Ito NJ,
stop al all stations aud make close connection az kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for Lo-ansport Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive
Peru al 3l5 r. NJ, IN time make connections with
trains the Toledo and abash Railway going Fast and
West.
Returning, the same train viii leave Peru at 600
A. NJ after the arrival OF the frain the T. W w.
from the East, and arrive indianapolis IL 80 T. NJ
in time make connections for all points East South
and West
An ExpFesstrain viii leave indianapolis at loss p n.
Kokoo with train for Chicago. and arrive at
Peru az SOC A. NJ in time 90 make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo and Wabash Rail-
Returning the same train viii leave Peru at 1900 NJ
making close connection az kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loga. port and arrive at indianapolis a
$40 M I'm time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points
Special attention given the transportation Of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THO. p. HAUsREr. General Ticket Agent. apl's2-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

varnisk made Wholly o. n part q gun cppsl sp>r
Do made q ether gums ~ Substance tp- e
Vegetable olls. pr gallon 1cenu
ve<sta1se palnousry hzisam. sauas a. eDrnui-
Tee"
vermfoge. same a. ssDenfifrcr.-
Warehouse entry. a. cnsiou hczses. net exccet-
ING one dollar N vaiae, stamp tay 15cenu
Do. do. exceeding enc dollar. and not exceeting
Do. do. exceeding i've dollars ia vaias Ie
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty 3 CIT,
Whisky. per gallon - csns
Do rerifhed i not q pay an atditi0nal datv
Wholesale dealers. under Which term j. Included
every person whose business o. oocupafions
70 sell. offer % eel. Sroceries-or any goods.
wares merchandise, 81 fore A Or domestic
production By more than ore original pack
sge piece time 70 the sane pur-
chaser not incladfng wines. spirstaoss or malt
liquors, for each license 90
Wholesale dealers in liquors q every tescrip-
ton. including distilled spirits. fermenfed L.
quoEs and wiases q all kinds lper>ens other
than oi>tiliers, who sell OF offer for sale any
such liquor. IN quartifies Of more than three
gallons Al one time % she sasne purchaser, are
fnclaaed.} for each lccase 100 q
willow. manufactures q ; per c
Wine made Of grapes. pr gallon Scent
Withdrawal entry. az custom house. stamp duty 80 cent
Wood. manufactures Of, Il not otherwise pro-
vided Tor 3prr G
Wool screws Ia CO
Wool manufactures CT not otherwise specified. per
Norsted manufactures ~ Otherwise specified PER
Worm lozenges. same as .'Dentifnce."
WHIT, stamp duty 50 cent
Zinc manufactures o. no, otherwise specified. per
DO. oxyde Of, per loo pounds > cent
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

The Taxes Imposes oy the Tax BItf,
aud Passed by Congress- June 23d.
tssg-rhe Duties ou Incomes. In>u-
surance Companies, Railroad Conn
pause>, &e.-The Taxes on Distilled
spirits. Manufactures, Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles, Tobacco. snuff, Sc
gar~, Iron, soap, screws. Cloth, Lea.
thcr, Cline, vine. Coal, &c.-Thc Tax
ON Cosssn-Thc License Tax, &c., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-25

ma Iii gszi passed both H0Hses 81 c0azEess- on
she 2sdof June. We gee belo~ table Of the TN
posed Tire q the articles and classes Of persons
iaxs arranged ~ alphabetical form. rendering me
table vaasble for scavepient and ready reference:
Tsetases imposed are q the Following dierent classes
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
Noon Dispatches
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 29.-At the Gait House
al about : O'Clock this morning a difficulty
occurred between Brig. Gen. JEFF. {. Davis
and Ma. GeE. Nelson. IL appears there has
been a difficulty between the parties for
some time Nelson Was in the Office Of the
Calf House when Davis approached and
spoke TO him. Nelson refused 10 listen 20
him and used some insulting language. Da-
sis Immediately borrowed a pistol and fol-
lowed Nelson. who was going up eta 10 bis
room, and whilst on the stairs shyt lTiIn. the
ball entering the heart. Nelson Afterwards
walked 10 bis room aud was lari I mat
trass He died AZ about hall past eight
o'clock.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 29.-Ths Times Louis
vile correspondent saws JET {. Davis OF
Indiana veal in;o the Gait House at half
past O'Clock this morning. where he met
Gen Nelson and referred 70 the insulting
treatment be lad received :. his hands. in
ordering him 90 Cincinnati. Nelson cursed
him ia the most infamous manner and struck
him IN the face several times. Nelson then
retired few PAGES, Davis borrowed pisfo.
Of friend and advanced uoon Nelson. ~ho
by this time gained the stairway. when Davis
walked directly 10 him and tired. Nelson
falling into the arms OF Captain Who was
Just coming down stairs Everybody who
witnessed the affair justifiss Davis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

put.ntrHs.. Seps 9s-The SPECIAL cos
respondent Of formers Press. writing from
Pensacola 18th. has the follosing Items
The steam friTzfr Sasquehanns has been
ean.lsmn~d. apd ~iil proceed hone The first
opportunity.
The Iroqats hss asr nscAinets injured
md caes hone seon
The Winona made her wsy thFoagh an
inteicase passage and ct no position 70
snahie her - Ere ever re canal vish s~eci
~ the snesnyr gnnboess. ore 81 shich he
~ 18th three ircA sheiis. .hfch rendered
tie resel esst unnsn.gssele ant Vzsveaiei
her fron sieA1ing - he harhor.
p Nsrgsn opeaed hsasy IRE apoa he
Wirona ard csnpsllsi her "a beat hssty
regrcat Sc receired ~ iaisry fron the
siots - TIE Fort shsch -trsrk sroend hss
al ras.ci ever hex - tie distance q ball q
ale. sho.ing shzs her distance coo1 nos -
less thaa ghfee milss ssi han Soch sril
Last rcconnosssnccs. fFs4nsatif performed
scud batter - piecss he essny aeei. a.
senier a ueFs e.sf andsss<kne foE Par
raxuts se<t. -hea opsr<tious sss ber.s
against xoeiis
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, Sept. 29-Three hundred and
sixty three disloyal citizens of Carroll Co I.
Mo. have recently been assessed III 900 by
the Board OF Commissioners, appointed IN
der General Order No. 3, for killing and
wounding loyal soldiers and citizens, and for
taking property belonging to said PERSONS
The sums levied run from two 10 one hun
dred dollars on each person assessed. II
tho amount i not paid in ten days after ne
tee. their property will be seized and sold.
Gen. Curtis and staff paid visit this morn
ing 10 the Notifications surrounding the CITY,
and expressed himself highly pleased with
their appearance and the manner in which
the military arrangements arc conducted At
them. The appearance Of the General and
his formidable staff on the street, collected
quite a crowd Of citizens.
The 33d Regiment of Iowa Volunteers ar
rived this morning and marched out to Ben
ton Barracks. making an imposing appear.
anee and receiving many warm cconium.
from the people
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

Io,ts,flts. Sept 2o.-There are a1any
condieling scoounts 81 the shooting Of Gen
ersl Nelson ~ General DAVIS About 4
~eek ago Melissa piaScd Daviz IN command
Of the home guard forces Of the ctr. At
night Davis reported T. Nciso1 the number
q nnc- wotk - - nc intrerchnspt. ard
eurolei fog seft sc Nelson cnrsed hin for
not hssirx nofe Dssls rvplieri that Ia wzs
. general nficeE. and demanded the treat
meet OF . gentleman. Nelson. In m insult
isg manner. ordered him 20 report sf Gin.
cinpati. and told him he would order Pro-
vosf Marshal 20 eject him from the cify.
This morning. Governor Morton and Gen :
srsl Nelson we're sfsnding near . desk IN the
Cali Hoase vhea Gsnersi DAVIS approached
aud Ic.seste1 Governor Norfon 10 witness
the conversafion between himself and Mel
90. he aensBSei Of Nelsoa an apology
for The updse treatment he had received last
week Nelson. being little deaf. s<kel
aim 10 sp~sk louder. Davis again asnznc-
81 N apology Ssisou denounced hin and
shaped him N The face. Dave ssepped
hack. eisached his kss. ast again demanded
40 apology. Nelson slapped hia Il The fec,
sE<in and Aenp1nced him a. q coward D2.
Va tanned away. procured rsssol from {
frisD3 and followed Ssissn wh0 ess ther
Soing up stsirs- Dxrs ted Ssisoa 70 de
led El1-slf isaa~distsiy fEiaE bah skict
p<n<trxied The leh t,ressf Seison died 4.
sbont t.snty E.ia1ies. Melissa rcQse<t<s
70 see De cd Tread Rev. Mr.. Talses. Rec
tor 81 re Calvary E<i->opai Church. ~h.
vss there AZ The Cali House. Tssoos Cd
niaistsred tie ssrrsnsAt socoriinS 70 n
FERNS 80 Do Chnrch Tie G<nsssl rspest<.
he service sfsF he uiaislsr anl refused .
nlk co sny ether snhecf lie re-resf<
thas As h&l pos isas are ssssei ~ stseufir'
70 religsoz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
Night Dispatches.
FROM MISSOURI.

HuDsoS. No. Sept. 29.-Maj. Anderson
commanding detachment OF the 10Th Mis-
sour Militia recently had skirmish with
the guerrlllas in Monroe county. routing two
companies Of them and capturing the notori
Gus guerrilla chief Elliott Majors and IL OF
his party, together with some horses, arms
and camp equippage.
J. W. Meuniffee was captured on the I'D.
havins entered the cars In disguise and be
ing recognized by persons present.
Gen. Merrill il informed by authority which
he deems credible. that Porter himself
crossed the river on the night of the Dist
from the lower Part Of Galloway county
Previous Information indicated that he had
gone in that direction and had some force
with him, but how much is not known.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Sept 25.-General Wads-
worth was serenaded tonight He assumed
that his friends came TO congratulate him
because be had received the nomination a.
candidate for Governor of New York from
A convention composed of the truest friends
Of Government and Country, aud the most
earnest supporters OF the war. he said he
had not earned this compliment by any pub
be service. for 10 held no official position in
his native State. but he claimed IN their
choice significance aud meaning plainly
mark ed: that no had been presented for the
suffrage OF the people by men who believed
that the rebellion can and oughtto be crush
Ell. and who intend 20 hold the country to-
gether az whatever cost of blood. suffering
and treasure The issue is made up that No
are To conquer. or TO be conquered BY, the
aristocracy-that We are either in the pangs
Of dissolution or exorcism. Ii we would
save ourselves we must east out this devil
wLo has corrupted and dIsgraced Va from the
time of our national birth
Governor Blair said IL had been said that
our armies were TO make another circle. but
after this-C;od Almighty forbid The Coun-
try req uires this battle to be fought out i'm
mediately. tie blows falling thick and fast
The time has come when the people ask only
for such leaders a. will lead our gallant ar
mes 10 success Men and means are provi-
ded H. abundance, and, il his advice were
asked. lac would say. send to France for a
guillotne and chop OF the heads of all in
compeients and towards, I'LL find men
with the right stuff in them. lie wanted 10
see the traitors crushed and destroyed -
They were not entitled TO mercy. Abraham
Lincoln God bless him, has given US prin.
ciple on which the war can be fought, and
has struck At the root Of the mischief. The
internal devil. slavery, should be taken by
the throat. and when Il Is strsngled. we shall
be free forever. He anticipated the most
beneficial results from the proclamation.
Ex Governor Boutwell,. OF Massachusetts,.
spoke In complimentary terms OF the nomi.
nation of Wadsworth. and said in support
ing the proclamation. the principles Of free
dom are not bounded by race. All men.
created in the image Of their Maker. are en-
titled to equal rights before the land Ii il
the denial OF this which has compelled W to
partakc Of the cup OF humiliation 10 is very
:dregs.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 29-The following
dispatch was received at headquarters:
ST LOUIS, Sept. -
To Msi-GeH. Hsfisck. GeRral-in- Chief:
General Merrill reports that Colonel Cult
ar. of the Missouri State Militia, has captur-
ell Major Wells. Captains Emory and Rob-
inson. and Lieutenant Morrison. with several
privatc- and important correspondence OF the
rebels Also, that, on tho 18th inst. with
detachment OF the 9th Missouri State Militia.
he routed party Of some 10 guerrillas. tax
Ing fvc prisoners with a quantity of arms.
horses. &c. lSigned)
: r. CURTIS,
Maj Gen. COmd < Department
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

BALrIxokE. I'D. Sept 2s.-The Amer
cans special from SharTsburg says our loss
IN killed and wounded IN the battle of An
tietam will be fully up 70 10000. The Off
cial figures in txo corps, Summers and
Hookers. are IS follows Summers corps
officers killed Il. wounded - enlisted men
killed sl9. wounded Sos; missing as !:
Total for the corps 500. Rockers corps,
Doubleday's division, killed g. wounded
Go. Ricketts, division, killed l52. wounded
9o9. missing l3s. Msac's division. Penn.
sylvanis reserves. killed %. wounded s49.
missing y Total 26i9.
Burnsides loss in killed and wounded will
be about 1000. The total loss in these three
corps j. therefore S,i2o Loss in FrAnklin's
aud Banks corps. now commanded by Viii
.iam-, sill bring the casualties fully up TO
the total stated. though there may be some
considerable reduction 10 the number Of the
missing.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
To Mg.-C',a. Halleek. GenuaI-in-Chief.


Nav lork, Sept. % The Heralds Cen
trevillo correspondent says, ono Of our can
non captured at the last battle Of Bull Run
was Ten by the rebels AZ Manassas. where il
was two days ago
A quantity OF small arms, said to be some
10. 1000. picked up on Bull Run battle heli.
have been left by the rebels at Gainesville.
Eight Railroad cars which our troops failed
70 destroy. were sin az Brenssv.lle.
Two locoms ases were also lell there, but
these the rebels have rrr -.
There IS a considerable amount OF U0y-
eminent property at dilsrent points on the
Railroad
The country about Fairfax Court H.use.
Ccntrevilie, Manassas and intermediate
points. i more desolate than ever since the
retreat of the Union army after The battles
II Bull Run AMI the advance Of the rebels.
Nre Yoax. sept 2a-The Tinc- has
the following SPECIAL W. I Dennis sililary
axent OF Indiana returned from Shsrpsbafg
on saturday. and furnishes some valuable
Information regarding the late battle there.
lie gives the following summary from the
Official reports of the losses IN the Indiana
regiments engaged Seventh regiment. Kill
Led. psivates wounded. officers I. and
privates Is. Fourteenth. killed : ofscers
and = privates wounded 10 officers and &
privates. Nineteenth. KILLED I oficer and
privases. wounded ! officer and Il pri.
yates venty-ssventh. Killed oficer and
F Il private vounied ) officers and Ia pri
sates FIRST Cavalry. ALLIED | private
wouu,ie.i privates- Third Cavalry. kaled
I prisates. wounded 5 privsies. Mr. Deans
estimates our aggregate losses Al ShaTpsburl
=, sill lover hCure thAn Sargeon Genera
I Hsmmo0d lie agreed that the rebels -ut.
isrcd much moro severely. owing 70 ths ~
pericrify Of The Vnisa troop N visor. an
nc quality q arm. he has procured an
seug forward 500 blankets for the uss o
Irtisns trocf<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

~ citizen Of Indi annapolis "a badly
.an day OF to ago lie purchased Al
shss ae supposed very cheap rates sos Of
cu..el States demand notes and rushed nse
Ole Of tsss banks expecting 70 receive a large
percentage UPON them On examining them
he teller pronounced taem al - badly ma.
slated that thcy would net &c redeemed BY
the government law pros L.iog that the
eficcrs shall not redeem them unle<s tie
holder can show nov each aots became de-
lsosl he le1 tie bank As Lincola avs.
9TH new vie~> on The subject Of sreeals-
tons. which he daaets not are "trae visws =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
IRON VIRGINIA

crsrREyILLE. Va. Sept. 25.-The ad-
vance Division Of Gen. Sigelis corps reached
this place IA Monday last, via. Falls Church
aud Fairfax Cour, House. no enemy was
found on the road 70 interposs any obstacle
70 the progress Of our troops. or to taking
possession of Notifications on their arrival
here. except a few hor>emen. who Hed before
our scouts could bring their earbines 10 bear
upon them
On Tuesday Gen. stahi reached this point
with an additional force, and he has now
command of the place and occupies the
house Of Mrs. whaley - his headquarters.
The usual precautions have been taken 10
prevent a surprise by the enemy, and since
Monday scouting parties have been sent out
daily in different directions.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
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MAPS
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OVV.VVV AGENTS To Sail
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
PROM CINCINNATI

CNoaSssrr. Sept. 2s.--Ths Gazette says
gentleman reached Covington Yesterday
from the vicinity Of Lexington. reports a
great conhsgrstion in that city on Friday.
The lire broke out in Bssri's Livery Stable.
corner of Short and Limestone streets. de-
stroyiug every house on both sides Of Short
street for two squares north OF Limestone
street. including the Bank of Kentackv.
Northern Bank. Post Office. and Mr.. VOL
verton's fine residence and Livery Stable.
The origin of the FIRE Is unknown. The
loss will amoGntto several hundred thousand
dollars
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

STATE FAis.-Therc vii be an exhibition
OF last tsotting and pacing horses. single aud
10 spaus every day during the fair, con-
mencing on TUESDAY. Oct. 1t. Al o'clock
Pm. 4 ine herd Of cattle arrived on Sa,
ur,lay from Ohio. aud another ono from
wavne county. lad. Many entries hare al
really bsen made of new anu novel ma
ehIres. e. which viii I'D greatly 20 Tho 81
tracsieas 81 The fair Ercfyshing indicates a
great Success
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

n. MoSRoE, Sept. 26.-The Stsamboss
John A. Warner from Washington arrived
here THIS morning with $50 rebel prisoners
en- route for Aikens Landing. They are
exchanged and talked spiritedly OF going n
TO the fight again a. soon ss they got hsme
Most of them were taken at Manassas
fr. MoSaor. Sep, 2'.-The steamer 4
X. Spsulding arrived here this morning. as
also did the ironsides. The steamboat Met
amora left here this afternoon With Hsg Of
truce for Aiken's Landiag.
She takes up four rebel officers paroled,
also Or. Johnson Assistant Surgeon "a New
York. sent b, tea DIX TO aid in administer
log tomloli 70 our sick and wounded soldiers
Imprisoned il that pl,cs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

>'slen issm sae snh-csiees. Asius b. iaa
e, rreek To~nship. 81 he s,ghs II the "a
.sst. = LIGHT BAL HORSE. az ,ssr-
- -. hanas hiEa. both hsnl sees shss.
car 80 lsa ~ n - $3.50 q a 4. SEAL
.,sr o. isfi fore tx bsek - kn~e
~n giss he shese fs~ard fsf - -
taru q al horse
62,-lI HARVEY JACKSON
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

~ The soldiers Nal IN Washington =
"A Institution. Upon tie arrival Ct each
mail re PACKAGE Of soldiers lessers are A.
.orsel INTO boxes hy States. and The casslry
81 artillery into separate boxe= These
lsitefs are usksa hy another party. AMI az
-ortei ints reSimsatsi anl conpanv aeses
sae eempaay boxes heiag oaly foe he cas-
slfy All artillery. Taese reximental boxes
are arranged IL separate State cases. the
Pe<ussisania esse already hAsinx nesris ons
Aanslrsd All afy bones When ths whalc
al each mad hss i.een ,hu. ssssrt<3. she let
tsrs a each bss are pal .sss eAk. al =
belief u = nos estAef rsliei fer ~ The
eshos Nv rerimsatsi - a.ss-.a nal esrsicss
q forwarded q tAem
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
PROM NEW YORK.

NV yoRk. sept. -.
ApDIIlos Il HtsALps osNTRIvIILs Rfrosf.
Ihs few Inhabitants left are nearly IN .
state Of starvation. Everything has been
taken from them including nearly al their
live stock
Broken and burned United States boggags
wagons are strewed along the roads ia the
line Of retreat. While the carcsssss OF horses
aud mules are discovered every few rods
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30
FROM MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL. Sept. 2s.-Three hundred Sioux
Indians. under Little Grow, attacked Col.
Sibley's command on the 23d. The battle
lasted two hours. resulting in the repulse OF
the Indians with loss Of 10 killed and
large number wounded. Four whites were
killed and 30 or 30 wounded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

xlt Il stated by persons recently from
Mnnesoll. that from 6lo 70 900 men. We
men AMI chidrcn lave been massaered 10y
The sioux in Ainnesota. and AZ least one
third o, the area OF the State has beet lie
serted b. IL terror stricken population
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

~ Colonel George X Steele. Of Parke
county. Aid 10 Governor Morton. i now at
Louisville rendering such assistance 20 our
soldiers In that vicinity A. i needed in the
vay Of procuring farloughs and discharges
10. the sick and disabled. aud attending to
other vanta Of our soldiers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

80 Tie runor that another drait i
about q bc made, has foundation 10 the cx-
tent tat tie President i determined. ia
case the country docs not at once rally un-
der the policy ennneia,ed IN his emancipation
proclauAsi,n. hat he VII enforce the draft
until our AMY scachc, Gao million - men
- avs tho telegraph
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-30

lana candidate for the ofhce Of Treas
us-s Of Nigo County a. The October election
JOEL II. KESTER
am a candidate for the State Legisia-
! ". KEMP