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A Plymouth Anecdote.

When has man got enough? Nevel
till be gets little more. A very good
story Of old embargo times and the war oI
1912 is told US to-day. Under the i'm
pulse Of the removal of the embargo, ther.
was sudden rise in the value Of property,
aad such demand for it, that merchau-
disc was sometimes carried off before the
owners arrived at their place of business,
and the parties taking i. came in after
wards 10 say that they were at the mercy
of the owners, nnd would pay what they
chose to ask. A brig was lying in Bos-
ton harbor, which had come up new from
Plymouth just before the embargo was
laid, and was now in good condition, ready
for sea. The Plymouth owner thought it
was.a good time to sell the brig, and sent
up his son for the purpose, telling him to
demand eight thousand dollars for her
and not to take less than six. John went
to Boston, found bow things were going,
sold the brig in a moment, and buried
home elsted with bis bargain. As he
nearsd the house, be saw the gentleman
marching up aud down the piazza, and
presently rushed out to meet his son and
10 bear the result Of bis undertaking.
"Hsve you sold the brig, John %
"Yes, indeed father, you may be sure
that did"
"For how nuch, john"
sFor ten thousand dollars"
"Tsn thousand dollars % cried the old
man wi b ing eyes, at hearing price
more than double what the vessel cost.
"Ten thousand dollars! will bet you've
sold her to some swindlsr who don't
care what the price is, and never intends
to pay his note"
"NOte, did you say, father? Why
there's no notes in the business. got the
money and pu, it in the bank; draw, and
you will get it,"
The old gentlemau's excitement was
suddenly cooled, and as the ruling passion
rose in its place, he said:
81 say, John, couldn't you have got
{Sri'e more ?"
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Sept 5.-The Treasury De
partmcnt issues very little more OF the new
currency than enough 20 Gil the place Of the
old demand note 30 fest as il retires them
probably not more than ton million dollars
within the last three months over and above
thc amount retired
Garrett Davis. L ). Senator from Ken
lucky, ana Mr. Maynard from Tennessee.
are here 20 confer with the Executive. as 20
the steps that must be taken - til Kentucky
OF rebels
Thursday evening the rebels appeared IN
force at Falls Church and drove ia our pick
etc, using artillery. A wagon train fell into
their hands. but they did not succeed ia get
ting i. away. our troops rallied and res
cued IT, This morning the rebels fell back
to Falls Church. and then shortly afterwards
evacuated 10. going towards Leesburg. on
the Leesburg pike. We had none killed or
wounded
WAsnINGroN. sept 5.-P M-Ths CITY
maintains is usual quiet. Nothing new from
the front. everything in the military line ia
working well and feeling Of security eve
rywhcrc prevails.
\ report prevailed this morning OF a bat
tie last nighi OF yesterday afternoon. AZ or
nsar Poclesvillc. but nothing can be ascer
taiaed 20 confirm H.
Hon. Jas SeSur is nov here demonstrating
against the removal of the bulldogs Of Hy-
gia Hotel AZ ola Pciat. a. recoD,meoied
Gen. Buru-ide's troops are by this time in
proper position. Some 81 them we're long
ago seen IN this vicinity.
Yesterday afternoon Tic rebels fred about
ID shets from Balls Bluff upon a little canal
steamer. the Flying Cloud. which plies be
tween Georgetown ard iIarper's Ferry No
body hurt The steamer has returned 20
t'eorgetown.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08
FROM NEW YORK.

NEw loRE. Sept "A Washington let
% the Herald, dated 'hc 9th. has the follow
Ing
Il is understood that $4,000 rebels have
crossed into Maryland. IL IS said Secession.
lists are buying horses lrre and in Baltimore
for the rebel artillery Al cavalry.
To night Mcclellan was placed In com
Land of the armies OF the Potomac and Viz
ginia. The whole army is ordered to be
provided with days ratious.
A section of Wheolers Battery silenced
rebel battery on Thursday night. which was
amusing itself by throwing shells into our
camp at Minors Hill. only miles from
Washington.
Mcclellan is placing the new regiments
into old Brigades
A Washington dispatch 10 the Herald da-
ted midnight Saturday Gays, IL is known the
rebels are in the neighborheod of Frcder
icksburg in force They cal tured nothing
AS the rolling stock Of the Railroad had been
sent away.
The bridge across the Monaccy il not in
lured. but trains are not allowed TO 60 with
IN three miles of Frederick Junction.
Our military authorities are confident that
this raid will cost the eneray exactly the
number OF troops who have crossed.
w %''tA'.t1 hA' n QiltU lV
clock A. NJ. Sunday. stating that there Is
tremendous excitement in Washington on
account Of tho rebels crossing into Mary
land, but il il not believed they can hold
their ground against the Union troops There
will be a battle soon
The Times Washington dispatch contains
the following
Gen. Pope. at his own request. was on
Friday relieved of his command, in order TO
make charges against Gems Porter. Frank.
lin and Griffin
McDowells corps are to be consolidated
under tho command OF Heinizelman.
Three hundred or four hundred rebel cav
airy from Iseesburg cpdsavored 10 cross at
Edwards Ferry on Friday, but were re
pulsed. At o'clock on Saturday the rebels
successfully renewed the attempt. and cross
ed at several points. They Immediately
raided Poolesvllc and then Dawestown.-
The Operator Of the latter place escaped
and cut the wires Of the telegraph. fearing
there was Union forces IN the vicinity The
rebels soon retired and stationed pcke,s A
short distance from the town The rebels
also crossed between the ferries above the
Point of Rocks aud mare "a White Oak
Springs across the Monacar
The Times also has the following. dated
III o'clock Saturday night
The latest from the Upper Potomac states
that Jackson and his army entered Freder
lex this morning. They have possession Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio r. r and have torn
up the track and destroyed the culbert East
OF the place They also cut the telcgra ph.
All the rolling stock was saved.
NV loRK. Sept The steamer Star
of the South arrived from Hilton Head on
the 81. Nothing new there. The health OF
the troops and the feet vas good
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Sept. Late and reliable
reports from private sources from Center
vile state that Col. Fi0urnay with a regi-
ment of cavalry, is in command Of that
place. and that their pickets extend TO within
less than twelve miles of Alexandra.
Union officers taken in the late battle
were detained AT Gainesville antil Friday
last. when they were conducted TO Rich
moEd, with the exception of some Others Sc
verely wounded, who. 10y humanity OF Dr.
Guild, director of Gen. Lee. were allowed to
60 10 Washington in our amb1lances. under
protection of flag Of truce.
The last % the Cen,Tcyille woundel
reached this city to-day.
Mai. Gen. Reno has been assigned 10 the
command of the % army corps. Gen. Me
Dowell having been granted .eave OF all
sence for Il days.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08

t. AT a meeting Of the Union Rides on
the 5,h day of September. is62. held NJ their
Armsry. IN the city OF Terre Hanie
The following Testimonial! Vas by the mem
bers Of the company unanimously adopted
TnrivoNi,t.-The officers and members
Ct the Uniaa Rides have heard with feelings
Of deep sorrow. of the aasimely fall Of Lieut.
Col Melville n ropping. in the recent bat
lie near Richmond, kentucky. and take this
opportunity Ofexpressing our high admira
ton the gallantry and general courage Al.
a soldier. ana great worth ssa citizen. the
usssniiy and kiudiy bearing a. : gentleman.
During the short term in which we ser, cd
uaaer his command IN kentucky a. a part Of
the '6,h Regiment. ne acquired Tor him a
dsep affection and great respect which IL ~ IN
be the pleasure of our lives 70 cherish and
remember His devotion 70 daty. his scru-
pnloue adherence to truth. his great unself-
isAnesS. his constant aHi ei.icieal. efforts %
promote the comfort OF each pembes ofAis
command cannot soOa e forsoacn. Elec.
ted as Sus tlrst Capt.sa. be coasinasa a. such
until the rccen, call toe vesuaieers. whc-a he
vas among the first 70 respsad. amone the
hrss ~ sdvanes against The ensAy, AMI The
first 70 fall. aud While Ne deeply dcplore HI.
loss. Il : With SIC proud consolation that he
| fell g.llaatly a. the head of his Reginsnt
bis breast % the foe. IN The servsce Of Ms
eocu,ry patriot. hero. an cAristiAn
In behalf sf the Conpany.
rAILARD SMITH Cspt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRIsBuRe. Sept. T.-Arrsngemenls are
being made to forward 90 the entrance OF
Cumberland valley. all the troops now here
ard other regiments from New York anu the
east are detained ioE that purpose
Gev. Curtin has messengers extended all
along the border.
Rebel pickets extend 10 within seven
miles OF Hagerstown.
They possessed themselves of all shades
of clothing. &c, in the stores at Frederick.
paying for them.
The rebels say they arc going to Bait
more
The telegraph operator says he cannot
hold the Office much longer.
Nearly all the Unionists have left
irH DISPATCH.
BALrNoRr. Sept Further reports from
Frederick say that Bradley r. Johnson WIS
made Provost Marshal.
The rebel troops passed through the town
and encamped IL Winans' woods about a
mile beyond the city.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08

Prom eur Special Correspondent
lspIASAPsLs. Sept q. 1862.
EpIroR ExrkEss: About two thousand
paroled prisoners arrived here this morning
| from Cincinnati. a portion OF those taken al
Richmond. Kentucky. They will remain
here for the present. at Camp Joe Reynolds.
north west of the city a short distance.
| learn from some Of the Tere Haute
boys. of the list. that the casualties of the
battle have been greatly exaggerated Lieut..
Clifford. Of Capt. Aliens company. i here !;
Lieut.. Smith, OF the same company. Il in
charge Of a hospital in Richmond. Web
Casio. also reported killed. j. here Capt
ia bee Smith. also. slightly wounded. aud
many others who. were reported killed,
wounded or missing. Harrison Sbley Was
wounded in the arm. A large number
are missing but not so mans as at first re
ported
There seem- 60 90 a strong determination
among the men to refuse to 10 into camp OF
do ANYTHING Of military character. They
say they we're compelled TO take an oath not
to take up arms against the Southern Con
fsderacs, OF aid and abet o. give comfort
20 It's enemies in any manner whatever and
they construe II as meaning not TO drill. re
main IN camp. or do any military service
General Noble told them they must 10 into
camp for the present. and the Government
could. and perhaps would. send all our pa
rolled troops 20 Minnesota TO help put down
the Iadian rebellion there. Doubtless. how
over. arrangements will be made Today to
10, them 60 their homes on furloughs. TO be
ready TO report here when necessary. And
] understand that furIoughs are now being
issued TO Capt Jabez Smiths company.
A portion Of the list regiment. three
months men. taken prisoners at Uniontown.
kentucky. has also arrived and viii be mus.
tered ont of the service. STEPS are beiag
taken TO re Organize the list MAN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08
IRON clNcINMTI

CiNcNNAri. Sept. ca dispatch from
Pomefoy SAYS Spencer. Roanc ccuniy. va,
surrendered - Jenkins.
Col Rathbone's command were takea
prisoners
On Vednesdss jenkins entered Raven
wood. Virginia. ard on "Wednesday evening
crossed tie Ohio Al Bufington's Island. and
came down 60 Racine ard kiiic,l one man
an, wounded tao. ard stole iselse horse. -
lie then recrosscd the river a. Wolfc's BAR
and eacanped Tor the night
The people we're risihg = resist further a.
temps
\ later rcport ssys force j. crossing Al
Racine ADd coniag lown on both sides.
A dispatch from pt Pleasant . the Mi.
tary Commaudant ~ Gailipoii-. SAYS The con
tending forces are now in sight OF each 9th
e.. The eaeny = said % BE 9eo strong. 4
battle VS. immincat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08

MARriNsBcRo. Sept Maj. Gen Wool.
| have the honor TO report that the enemy,
consisting OF 400 cavalry. who attacked my
outposts have been defeated with the loss OF
about 81 prisoners. horses aud arms, bow in
our possession. Our loss was two killed aud
ten wounded. including Capt Groveror and
Lieut. Logan of the l2th las. cavalry. Los
Of the enemy greatly exceeded our own, but
is not accurately known
Signed JULIUS WHITE,
Brigadier General
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08

CINCINNATI. Sept 7.-Gencral order No
4 issued bv NJ Gen. Wright to-day. saws
Ma. Gen Wallace vas relieved from duty
10 Cinciunati. aud viii repair - Covington.
where he ~ili make hi- headquarters for the
presen. and proceed 70 organic lio bri-
gades The troops mustered into the service,
and concentrating at and ia the vicinity OF
Newport and Cotington.
MAJOR James II. Simpson. II. ). 1Opo
graphic Enriueer, charged vtS The con-
sirciion 81 such fell work, ! deemed re
ccssary Tor defensive parioses IN tie vicinity
OF Newport aud Covington lie uili pro
coed examine and repair entrcnchments al
ready thrown CT. and will extend them IL s;
should be necessary or advisable.
Lieut.. 5. II. Bunk, OF the 18th L $ IT,.
fanfry. viii continue a. military commander
Of Cincinnati
All ward organizations for mlifrry CON-
panies wiii receive Instructions RESUMPTION
after al Lawful tusine. 10 the city Of Cine IN
natl. excep; tho sale OF liquor. i hereby au
thorixed until ?. m daily
Druggists. manufacturers Of breadstufs,
provisions. dealers IN railroad. express and
transfer companies. persons connected with
the public press, al persons dong business
for The Government viii BE- allowed - par
sue then voeahons without interruption.
~ o'clock, afternoon. daily. sunday
excepted. all military organizations Of the
city of Cincinnati vili assemble for drill.
u ,mbsrs Of such organizations vii hold
themselves n readiness 10 rally At tie place.
81 rendezvous IN = few moments: The warn
ins signal Of which vii De the tolling Of n,
clfv bell
The organization 81 al able bodied CHI
zers INTO vorkiag c0rps will ne perfected
9TH he ~ OF The CITY authorities. and De
tails made BY tie necessity OF the bar.iea
ard frssa esch nan BE required a prope
amount 81 labor 9AiiT
The Daily Press las; evening announce
e temporary su77ression. The CITY Il quis
to-day.
Srz. Heath s reported to be a. " illisns
EN- x:t5 i. ~ nsr- ---is's7si -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08
FROM GALLIPOLlS

GALLIPoLIs, Sept. 7.--Rcbcl cavalry over
five hundred strong made their appearance
at O'Clock this morning az the Ohio river.
opposite Swan Creek. eighteen miles below
Gsllipolis
They were going IN the direction Of Guy
andotte, and are supposed 20 be a portion Of
jenkins command
Lieut.. Hay. - Gth Virginia. who vas IA.
ken prisoner at Weston. arrived here this
evening, having yesterday been parolcd by
Jenkins.
lie vas with them during their march
from Weston 20 the kanawa
The Times states their force n 800
Measures have been taken to-day which
viii no doubt be successful IN opening IN
communication with the kanawa division.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08

THr 7lsr RNGIxEST.-About two hundred
Of this regiment came down on the train
from Indianapolis Saturday evening. having
been granted short Burroughs, ia order u
visit their fsiepIis and families, and no doubt
there Sere many happy meetings on tia,
evening and Yesterday, for with nsny--xhe
we're reported certainly killed--it sppearsd
a. il they had risen from the grave. Their
many tales Of air-breadth escapes we're liz
tened 70 By eager crowds on the street,. and
L was with disieulty they could force their
way through TO visit their homes sad assure
snx'ons relatives Of their safety.
The number reported killed IN this req
meni has been greatly exaggerated, and i
every DAY beco ming les. although there j.
an undue proportion Of wounded. The fol-
loving. reported killed. are unses&sehed ami
now Al home Caps. McCane. Puke county,
Capt Dowdy, yermiIlion county Lieut.
jos. Clifford and Isaac N. Brown. OF this
city. and Web. W. Casio. OF Sugar Or "
township Lieut.. W. O. Morris, OF Clinton,
fell pierced with Eve balls.
Among che wounded Of Capt. Weschs
compsny. and now ia the hospital at Rich
mond. are--Segt. Eli Bigham, shot through
the shoulder. seriously Sergt. 5. " vii
lians, Groceryman. North 4th street. shot in
the shoulder ". A. Stevens. in the leg ;
S. NJ. Young, 10 the shoulder Geo. Eddy.
Ia the hlp - Moon. in the leg John
Hudson. in the leg and head Jas. Hitch
cock, IN the leg. slightly Corporal Harri.
vas wounded slightly in tue hand. Ideni.
T.. W Peck, reported wounded. - nnhnrt
To add to the discontinue OF Capt. Al
lens men. all their money. advance pay and
bounty. was placed ia some one : hands. snd
Is lost. I
Rev. g.. NJ. Boyd. who went IN sea-ch OF
his son, has returned. having ascertaihed
that be IS slightly wounded in the ankle. and
now in the hospital a, Richmond "a j. re-
ported. and corfoboratei by every enc
with whom We have spoken. that after
he was wounded. In retiring TO the hos
pital. he was met with by General Nell
son. and ordered back In The endei-
yor to explain. the Gener uDTcck HIN a
blow with his sword. knock iw down
and cutting severe cash in 4 lSd>Isn.
Nelson i also charged viii ting dow
with bis sword and shooting N1kral other
wounded men in their attempt to escApc.-
We hope these charge viii DO investigated.
aud II true. the severest penalties meeted
out 10 the officer who will act in such an IN.
human and brutal manner
The men will be returning as fast as pa
roles and farloaghs can be granted. and Ia
few days we will be able 10 report the extent
Of the losses OF this regiment
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08

~ DIR. j. G. Mott. OF Mobile. saws he
daily sees ladies wearing ont their fingers and
eyes in picking lint for the bravo soldiers.
and that clean cotton answers lusi as we'll a.
lint foe dressing wosais. and that some Of
the best European surgeons use eo,ton in
preference To lint lie has for years been IN
the habit % using good sample cotton and
lioi. Unfortunately. in dressing wounds of
all Kinds. and has no; been able 10 see aay
difference.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08
FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. Sept. Frederick. Mary
land was undoubtedly occupied yesterday
between 10 and III o'clock. by the rebels
Part of the force were at Buckeytown, and
were going either towards Washington or
Baltimore by pike.
The crossing OF the Potomac was effected
~ three points
sKcoNp DlSrArcu.
FaSiti,es who left Frederick last night
report tie city % be occa iei by about i've
thousand rebels. under Gen HI. cavalry
infantry aud artillery.
The rebels issued proclamation promis
Ing protection 70 private property. and sp
pointed = Prov0St guard.
Purchases were being made with L. =
Treasury notes Of cattle and horses. which
were sent back towards the river.
THIRD DISPATCH
WasnloeroS, Sept. lii appears. from
private accounts. that the rebels crossed the
Potomac on Friday night and early vester-
day morning, and thence marched 10 White
Oak Spf.ass. within three miles of Freder-
lick. One of their first acts was q Sieze the
bridge over the Monacacy Onc regiment
guarding this point. they evacuated their PC
sition on Friday
Great numbers 81 terOk we're leaNln-
Frederick to day and yesterday. rroceeding
towards Pennsylvania.
Accounts from Hagerst0wn say thai msilv
Union refugees from Virginia had arrived
there.
Gen. Pope, al his own request. has been
relieved from the command of the Army Of
Virginia. and has been assigned TO the com
mand OF the Department OF the North west.
At noon to-day DO further information re.
gariing the rebel movements IN MARYLAND
had been received.
IL Is proper 10 state the fact that an Ell
nifty in council and action prevails here
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08

- Capt. Waterman. OF the 3ist regi-
ment. i in the city. recruiting Tor that regi.
ment lie j. exceedingly anxious to hll the
regiment with volunteers and thus avoid
having any drafted men. Recruits for this
regiment viii rece i've the same advance pay
aud bounty a. in new regiments. aud will
only have abou, two years service
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-08
Sunday Night Dispatches.
FROM PHILADELPHIA

PHILADKLPAiA, Sept. 6 The Washington
Star OF this evening SAYS that Aqua Creek
has beeh entirely evacuated by our forces.
and everything brought away from there
that could. be OF any possible use 10 the
United States. and we takc il for granted
that the temporary buildings. railroad AZ.
rangements, wharf SC. constructed for our
military purposes at that point have been
rendered useless to the enemy.