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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

HARRISBURG. Sep. l4.-Heavy cannon
aiding was heard this morning al Hanover.
Greencastle and Chambcrsburg. proceeding
apparently from an action between McClel-
Ian = army and the rebels south of Hanover
REYNOLDS assumed command 81 the army
Of defense Of Pennsylvania
LATER
The excitement is increased by reported
oannonading
HARRIsntRa. Sept. l4.--lnformation from
rebel sources. received at Headquarters. at ;
o clock IN the afternoon. states that the reb-
ell pickets retired from the State line in 10
Maryland, aud that oar pickets have been
extended southwark.
No signs OF the enemy visible in the vi.
entity Of Middlebury and Waynesboro, Ia.
yesterday portion Of cavalry approached
within three miles of Hagerstown without
any sigus of the enemy. On Saturday their
scouts were posted three miles south of
Green Castle
HARRIsBURG. Sept. l3.--Rebcls claim TO
have an army OF 10000 men in MARYLAND
and 225 900 in Virginia. menacing Washing
ton, while the army OF Maryland sacks the
borders and invades Pennsylvania.
Late movement, which have been going
on in various parts OF the State. have re
suited IN the organization of large force
of cavalry, infantry and artillery. which is
now leaving for its destination. The force
Is considered sufficient to protect Cumber-
land Valley aud check the advance Of the
rebels on the Capital A strong reserve
force is 70 be retained at Camp Curtin
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
II s. DANALDSON, Notary Pub

L. lie. Collector q aim Agent, &o, Ae, offeas
his services 10 the public, especially 20 those who
have been connected with the Military service Of the
United States, and who may have any claim agsinsi
the General Government Ne will arrange. forward
aud successfully prosecute all valid ccims al
able charges. aud rapidly the bisifess can BE-
dispatched before the proper Offices al Washington
Having Tss fEsns experience ana practice herein.
and the aid Of old officer ~ the Seneral Cover.
mcni under President Flmore's Administration. b.
cannot fail ia being successful wth all legal elaine
whether for PKNsIoSs. BOUNTY MONEY 81 LAND
WARRANTs
HALF-PAY PENSIONS The Widows, or if no
officers and soldiers Of the present any previous
war, who have died been killed while IN The scf
vice, are entitled 10 HaifPay Pensions.
INVALID PESsiOSs.-Ail officers aud SOLDIER
who are disabled by reason 81 wounds received 10
disease contracted while ia tho services aud IN a..
line Of duty soldier. at any period. tius
20 Invalid Pensions.
LAND WARRANTS All who served IL days
NY of the past Of the United States OF oNE d
battle, entitled 20 100 acres Of Land. IL
death, the Widow and Minors are entitled
BOUNTY OEKYThe heirs o. all Soldiers W.
have volunteered during the present for thFs-
yosrsor during the war; and have died been kiiet
while. In the service. are entitled 20 Orn hrsuafn
Dols Bounty Money, and such arrears - the so
dier's pay may haxr accrued 20 the date "a hi.
death.
goeharges made without claim IL successfully
( termn ated.
Deed and Mortgage executed, aud Blanks
nishsd.
So Eastern arresragss arranged sni oonesssi.
aud exchange promptly reHaiftei-
oFflCf ~ The oil corner stand.
Ds. DAeAlDsON
fsb1au Notary Public. a..
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Sunday Night Dispatches.


GALuP0LIs, sept II On Wednesday,
the 10Th inst a column oi the enems. about
; 700 strong. said 10 be under command of
Gen. Loring. the first not ice II whom Vas
hat they we're ~ our rear between Fayotte
and Gauley. made an attack CA our forces
encamped at Fayette consisting Of the 34th
and 31th Ohio Regiments numbering about
900 men. under command Of Col Siber
when a desperate fight ensued lasting I'll
dark. our forces cut their way through,
reaching Gauley Bridge during the night.
having lost about 100 killed and wounded.
mostly Of the 34th Ohio Ia the meantime
another column Ct the enemy approached
Gauley Bridge on the Leedsburg road. under
command Of Cerro Gordo Williams, cutting
the 18th Ohio, two companies Of the 9th
Virginia and one company OF the d Virginia
Cavalry, who were al sum nervillc Moth
ing since has been heard Of them
nder these circumstances. Col Lig bt-
burns front flank and rear being threatened
bv overwhelming force compelled him %
cvacuate Gagiey, which no successfully &C
complished on the morning Of the llth after
destroying all the Government stores that he
was unable 10 carry awav lie accordingly
moved down The kanaas ia two columns,
one on each SIDE Of the river. reaehirg Camp
PiAf Oh the afternoon Of the l2th, sklrmist-
ing the whole way. and massc1 be troops on
the north bAnk Of the kanaHha. but being
hard pressed BY the enemy be retrcated dur
ing the night. reaching Elk River Inss below
Charleston Saturday morning
He made another stanI or the lover bank
Of Elk river and desperate battle ensued
lasting from 100 clock ths- moruing I'll dark
Our forces shellcd and DESTROYED Chsrcs-
ton. teo houses only being left
] sc result Of the hght Is unko~n Meth
ing having been heard from Col Lightbun
since 8 clock on Saturday evening Up
hat tine our troops held their Own, aud
were Funishirg the enemy severely
We understand tha; our forces completely
destroyed al the Salt Works
Col Ligh;burn brought al imneuse tran
Of 60 loaded wagzn- safely 20 Tx river
The retrea; 70 Elk river sas conducted 10
1 g0od order
Great anxiety = ielt To- The safety q car
7 frees Al Point Pleasant ard G4ilipoIis
The militia arc f0cking here from tbs AID
T The surrounding o0raties 1his border = n
great danger
The eusmy's forces 5 repsese-tc a. hsirs
10000 sssoag. With = proPortioAte force o.
artillerT-
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~ The funeral procession that attend
A the remains OF Lieut. Col. Melville ID.
Topping to their last resting place yesterday
was the largest and most imposing ever Wit
messed 10 this city. and IT tribute to the
memory Of deceased After serv ICES at the
residence. conducted by Rev DE-. Fitch. Of
the Episcopal Church. the procession wa
formed under the direction oil Col W h
Edwards. and included the Masonic Fraier-
nifty German Manner Choir German
Guanis. Capt Riechert Soldiers ofihe llss
Regiment. Capt Alien 97th Regiment,
Col. Thompson iollOwe by lons line Of
carriages On arriving At the cemetery.
after The solemn aud impressive ceremonies
Of the MasoB-. and the singing Of a plainiive
dirge by the Meaner Choir. the body ~as
consigned 70 the tomb wiih due military
honor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

BNrgNonE. Sept. "A gentleman, she
left Frederick Yesterday afternoon. saws that
o. Wednesday afternoon heavy iiriRg was
heard IN the direction Of Harper Ferry
\ esterday maHN sccessionisfs seemed 20 be
verv much ALARMED about the news from
chat quarter which Vas Ia effect that cen.
Lorissg had rerrossed the Potomac ~ vii
Transport and marched down TO Harpcrs
Ferry, where he attempted 20 form with
view 10 attack Miles force Miles opened
4 masked battery upon the rebels and they
were repulsed With great slaughter. twas
also reported that We took many prisoners
Before our informant left Frederick had
been neatly evacuated by the rebels They
commenced moving OF on TUESDAY night
About 81. 600 men passed. through and other
portions weat arouni il They moved 10
reireating oricr with train in advance. Our
informant has ne doubt whatever that We
occupied Frederick to-day De thinks the
rebels are not bound for Pennsylvania. bat
have been driven - enter Maryland 10 get
supplies. He confirms al previous accounts
e the utter wrctchea mass and desfiiution
q the rebel ho-ies
BAIrrxonE. Sept ls.-The Police made
and important capture last night a the house
OF T. h Williams miles from this CITY. on
the HookeTsioVu road. Having received
information that soE.e rebel officers from the
Invading army we're Being feied BY their
friends
The police Proceeded thiihoS and ssfsoun
ded tie house and baEScd the whole party
a. follows Ca1f. HArvey Giimcr. CO. r
Staarts cavalry. eraiton - Carlisle AMI
Lieut. BAN
These men were disguised IN ciizcas
dress The police also SEIZED DR. Williamson
their eriertiner ard the following geat. euar
friends. T. Havmond J II Bacisanau
Alexsnicr Carr. Nartiu Magr0W The
uhoie party we're broaghi ts ,his CITY ard arc
uow 81 close custody
The police Ncre armed vith rife, anl prc
pared Tor an emergency. These rebci Of
GERS belong 70 tbs city. u ~ tbou<ht iheY
Ill - Ties i1siiv shcuid meet ihe fafs II
F spses.
BAnuxoEf. Serf i3.-Ne have positive
F .nforn.tioa thAt -ailr0a3 Communication
As interruTtcl. and tic telegraph wire- cut
/ besucen Hzrper's Ferry snd Cumberland
Yesterday ~ tie rebels.
4 rccon1oiss4noc - THE viclrifF q North
+ Nouniain. about scscn mllcs aoulh 81 Vii
Transport, eocoantered some rebei ptckets
Ne killed. a7d caTtur~s II vas dsscov
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15
IRON PENNsYLYANlA

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. I3.-The Press of
this city received the following Dispatch
NASHVILLE. TKNS., Sept. IL. 10 ?. NJ
The whole of Bucll's army is Fastening 10
the support of this. which 10 the support of
this city which is now menaced by Bragg
who follows our rear guard AZ respectable
distance
The city j. being fortified. Gen. Thomas
viii be placed IN command with orders 70 10
fend the city at all hazards
Before this reaches you the fate Of Mash
Vile doubtless will have been decided
An advance composed Of the : 9th Pa. the
2tth and lst Wisconsin. and 18th Kentucky.
accompanied by two batteries. left here to
tener their respects 10 Kirby Smiths rear
$1,000 men under Buell will leave to-
night same destinations -iFA men from the
army OF ROsecrants undor command Of JEFF
iorson &. Davis arrived here 10 day for the
purpose OF reinforcing Buell. Major Polk
IS IN town a.. day. a refugee from Columbia.
Capital Hlll- Is being fortified Bragg will
not caich va mapping Secessionists are very
bold tnionists trns'ful and undauuted
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

~ Capt Allen With about 2sp men.
fragments Of companies OF the list reg
meut, Who escaped capture AZ the battle OF
Richmond arrived on a special train on sat
nr,lay evening and took quarters in the Court
House Yesterday morning. after partaking
81 bountiful repast. furnished by the cit
ems. which the BOYS declared TO be the best
since leaving home. they were granted fur
.oughs for eight days. At the expiration Of
which time they will reioin their regiment At
this pIaee
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ER0N WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Sep 1.-THE following was
received by the Associated Press special
messenger
FREDERICK, Md, Sep. 10.
Frederick is ours. Our forces entered the
east end of town yesterday afternoon. An
hour later cavalry force under Pleasanton
entered by the Market street turnpike.
The main body of rebels evacuated the
city on Thursday
A few cavalry from Stuart command and
Hampton Legion made charge on our
troops when the latter entered the city
The enemy was speedily repulsed
Our loss was two killed and six wounded
The rebels suffered 10 that extent at Leaf.
The reception Of our forces was Of the
most enthusiastic character The entire
city was overioyed, the people turning out
en- masse.
The rebel force was represented as l25.
900 strong.
The citizens OF Frederick suffered much
from the rebel incnrsion. including domestic
supplies.
The rebels left Frederick with tho intcn-
ton of invading Pennsylvania.
Subsequent events indicate that they will
endeavor to retreat into Virginia by way of
Williamsport.
Ht ftb iitaHOt7 tafhif 'Hhtttu oH ANt
rebel regiments and three guns. \ shot dis
lance above Middletown on the road 70 Tia
gerstown We had three men wounded AM
took forty prisoners.
Later in the afternoon four squadfons OF
the % Indiana cavalry charged on regi-
ment of rebel cavalry and supported by ar
tillery on the road leading from Middleiown
10 Harper Ferry. IL was desperate at
fai. We lost 30 killed aud wounded.
Our cavalry so pushed tho encmy's va
gon trains Yesterday that they were forced 10
burn. half a mile OF wagons 10 prevent
their falling into our hands
A man who left Harper Ferry Yesterday
afternoon. states that Longstreet vas repul
sed. In the forenoon at a. IA, the battle
was resumed In the direction of Harper g
Ferry firing was rapid and heavy
Our main column IL j. thought vii com c
up to the enemy this afternoon
The forces gagged by Our troops ycster-
day were those covering the enemys re-
treat
w AsHINsToN. sept limbaugh That
tight has been progressing in the direction
OF Harper's Ferry, seems beyond question.
Both on the Virginia and Maryland side.
OF the Potomac heavy firing i beard All dal
with but brief interruption.
The Dews thus far received. through pr
vate sourcs. gives promise Of beneficial re-
suits ~ the Union cause.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

SPECIAL CALL-The Ladies Union Aid
Socieay will NEE, at Mrs. J. ID. Early's on
Tuesday next. att p. n. to prepare Lint,
Bandages. kc.. in response TO late call.
for the use Of the 18Th Indiana. snd other Of
our troops ia the field.
Let each bring whatever they can con-
tribute ofoll linen OF muslin. - be made
ITO lint.
A full attendance Of the members. aud all
Others interested IN the welfare OF our SOL
diers. !. requested.
Mas. J T.. USHER. PREs.
Mas II J. KFFIER. Sec
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

~ lsfa,s + W Peck and q. j smith
81 the sist ieg lmont arrived home Saturday
morning having Iels Richmond, kentucky,
TUESDAY Lieut. Peck left IA the hospital
a thai place. the following persons belong
iug 20 Co. Neleh's company. all OF whom
are do,ns esll. and will prabahl, recov~s
John Noon. leg amputatei below knee
S.on :. Rbidie. Tex ampntatci below knee
Slas " Williams. wounded ia lcn shoulder.
Wm Preston. ia RICH, foot y A. stevens
ia right eg ia Bigham. N the breast
The above will be sent home this week ia
ambalaEee~ sent from Cincinnati
Chas \ Bridge 81 THIS COMPANY iad
d.e,i Of wounds received.
l.'eat smih has furnished rs the follow
ing staismsnl Of the conditisn Of re wound
81 ia Capt Allen : company
oliver HYDE died Monday nigh, lass lie
va the one OF the bravc>s on the "a lete,l
field At Richmond
Sslas Mills. wounded badly through tc
len ,h'gh-bonc broken Very cheerful
and DOING well
Norton = Raaklr euoded shrousb bosa
legs and N rig t brca-s !. ss private hos.se
and vii bo up ia a short time
George Eddy. flesh wound shroia ien
hir, 5 At he same place dong haels
II (. Calder has ac-a wound Re he
thigh-wili sooa be vel
Felix Parrish has flesh wound ia she lcs.
Bat talked OF walking home.
John A james Aas painful has noi dam
Serous ~oand The tail ha1 not yet hesa
extracted.
Thes. J. James i woaaded quite basis
through both legs bar rs On far way 80
recovery.
Levi Cline. wounded through the thigh s.
ge'sinS along 6nrls
Martin Bright has a very painful has "a
dangerous wound through right knee
HARRISON Tips : ~oundea through sh'sh
Dong vel lie and Mart Fright are - a
psivAie house.
John iagie has wound through knee !.
able . yak little
Jacob Frsss. aesh woun.l shronzh lee lcz
sesting AlOag snsis.
Daniel Decay ~oaa.iel shsxaKe eoss ssxs
iosag ~sa C.n Set atont hulc
s.sbriei Preach. ~o4ndsa through isa r..
belov ne knee. ocne trofer WI Reeve
without amrutafior.
H. Il Sibisy. voaaasa sAgoasa hkh
-Aoal3~r TAiaks hiraseii ~eH eaoazh :
uak home
Hiliery ssobin. W.. iipes and Ls~ls S
Calder. have sho-n = nehie ans sel( ssrFaff
sng spsFss n remaining a EeAnoel - -
g. ~ he bovs
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- The Democratic County Convention
held IN tbs city on Saturday iasf. nominated
The follow ing ticket
For Legislature -Bsfis. " aa and
DR.. Kemp
For sheriff -Chas. Kern.
For Treasurer joel II kssier
Fer Coroner d Murphy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Sept BY order OF Maj.
General Banks. commanding the defenses
of Washington. tho order allowing civilians
to cross the bridges and ferries over the
Potomac, has been coui fernandez Passes
will be required as heretofore, and granted
only in cases of extreme necessity
The latest accounts received here DO not
indicate any engagement A. reported At
Harper's Ferry.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

- Al theee who wAnt kcaanlal Siik
Hat. Il the attest fAshicn. cal ~ the Ns~
-ork Hat Store and gss ons Of he Heus
Manufacture. whi<k make ny-sif. there
ssse c.n warrant al hats houghs Of ne -
have = 6ne as=ersmcal - FscncA Beaver
Otser Ard Sofl tsssimess hsts e tie Gne.,
qs.istv. sr.i II at ceiers. ~Aich am selling
vcrv ~ slso. large ss>ertaaeas 81 woal
Hats. - 81 srs. ranxisg - pr.ce - -
a. ths eeas-.
til ioWEkRk. frsetso.l Haiasf.
>rrressor - : (. YATES
n97-u CIR F1ftA I'D Ns.n a
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FROM BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Sep. 2i-The reported rebel
attack on the Northern Central Railroad j.
uniounded.
BALTIMORE. Sep. 1.-Two railroad en-
ployes taken prisoners by Jackson near viii
Transport have returned They say he took
them with him across the river where his di-
vision had crossed and allowed Thorn 10 re
turn. Therefore there is no doubt Jackson
j. on the other side of the river
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FRoM XRNTrcKY

ElizAHErHrowN. Ny, Sept. l4-Rebels
under General Duncan attacked our forces
at oreen River. near Mumforlsville. about
three o clock this morning the fight lasted
I'LL III o'clock
Our men fought bravelv. firing their las.
The rebels we're repnlsed with heavy
loss
Ihe rebels seat IN Tag Of truce asking
permission 10 bury their dead, which was
granted BY Col. Wilder. 18th Indiana CON-
handing Federal forces
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~ II &. Carter and Henry Jones. or
derly Sergeants OF Companies C. and ID.
Captains + g. Scott and John A. Bryan
are IN the city Tor the purpose Of getting re-
cruit- Tor the above ,l<.npanies in the cele
brated lllh Indiana Zouayel regiment =
They can be found a, No : Fourth street
two doors sonth Of the Cincinnati House -
The same advance pay and bounty. viii be
given ~ ia new regiments. and recruits will
have but twenty two months b serve
scptll dlw
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AETILLkzIsrs WAITED. - The Governor
has autAorized the raising Of ore company
Of Artillerisis. 70 be formed in this Con
gressional District. to be composed % ore
hundred and Gfty ak men. The comms-
stoned officers vii e0nsis, Of one Captain.
two First aud Two Second Lieutenants. The
oaicers will De elected alter the company i
fird. Nov ihe tine to enlist. This
Battery mu.t bs se'i in week. The ne
ce-siiies Of the eo4a'fy require i. The en-
envy i approaching the borier- Of our State.
and there should be 90 delay ia answering
the call Of the Governor Come on. Young
men.
A liberal bounty will be .ssi iron a
subscription fund raised by the e'i-ers.
Recruiting Ofice. East Side - i.s Public
Square, No :. near Mrs. Rne. e coniec.
tionery Store.
THOMAS NJ. nEASHER
JAMES WHARRY.
sent a. l~Go -tlff
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FROM MISSOURI.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept li.-ln compliance with
orders from the Secretary Of War. General
Schofeld has beea or6ered. as Provost Mar
shall General for the district of Missouri. 10
proceed, without delay. TO carry into effect
the Confiscation Act, 50 FAR as the proyis-
ions Of said act arc subject to be carried into
efec. by the military authorities Of the Una
tel States IL said district Property liable
q couf>cation in the iisific, j. estimated az
ssn n0a MO
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Night Dispatches.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ia special des-
patch to the Bulletin saws Harrisburg is
declared 10 be under martial law. Every
able bodied man IS going 20 Chsmbersburg.
PniLApKprHIA. Sep l3.-The following
dispatch has been received from Governor
Curtin
HARRISBURG, sept. IL, 30.
Contradict the report that no moro troops
are wanted in Harrisburg. at once. | want
troops at once. and companies. | cannot
wait for the formation of brigades and regi-
ments. We arc pushing forward troops ev-
cry hour
Signed g CURTIN.
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- Ofhcen and Others uishiag % pnr.
chase swor1s. sAshes. belts. psstols. Bengal
IA, trimming. epaalests. numbers. letters. or
any other article n the military line. vii
coasGu their Interest BY calling at he g.
tablishmcut 81 + A Chcss No u. Wabash
street. swords Al all prices from $40 up 70
900 Gocls warranted a. advertised A
ieeg experience enables them % bay a he
lowest pEices. and sell accordingly.
Auc2sdim
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FROM CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI. sept l3.-The rebel army
has fallen back beyond Florence
Some stragglers taken by our scouts say
they had % 600 men others say only TO-
600 advanced this side Inder Gen. Heath
Prisoners say the retreat was made ber
cause they heard Of Buell's presence in keu1.
lucky and had not heard rom Bragg.
Our scouts late last n IL report the enc
my retreating in coniuson.
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N Evening star Temple Of Honor meets
10 REGULAR session this evening. Every
member ia the city IL requested To he pres.
ent. ss business Of much importance will
come before the Temple.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

- Harisock A Bannister have brought
10 this market direct from the East, The
finest assortment Of gents furnishing good
~hich has ever been offered 10 the citizens
Of yigo county There Is 10 mistake about
this matter Call at this popular house and
purchase 4 splendid suit Prices are low and
goods superior
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FROM CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANoIsoo, Sept l3-The jobbing
trade is improving. A disposition is mani
fest to lay in winter stocks for Washoe and
other remote districts, IS rapidly as means
of transportation permits Sales from first
hands comparatively riiling
Coal oils continae in iavor-choice brands
12675.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

- our friends I. +. : u Felvcr. hav-
ing tho other DAY purchased the Corinthiah
Hall Saloon. have just received lot o.;
Rellcyillc Iseer Beer Give them cali
and try il It = the best ia the city
ssriAl3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-15

- Ladies' and gentlemen. nov IS the
time 10 set yeer Fall ard Winter wear COZ
sfsf snf el~ancd. Having impros ~ assd en-
laree.i ear asc-hoese and finishing tools we
are prepared to do any kiai Of work IN our
6oe-not 70 be excelled IA the western
cisie.. :. q. REINERS 4 SON.
East wabash 81. bet eth q 4 canal
sep9dlm
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- Tuttle's Comet aud Tuttlo's Family
Grocery are Two different institutions. The
former YOU viii find about deg. west Of
the Polar Star. on clear bright night. the
latter. No. Mechanics Row and can be seen
between the hours Of 5 4 and 81. ~.
Sundays excepted
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHIIADKLrnA. Sept l2-The very heavy
this morning has somewhat delayed military
operations for the defense Of the State
Mayor Henry has been IN constant com
munication with State authorities. and 5 es-
cry hour rendering them men and money
II IS understood the Mayor hiss beea en-
powered g. seize al arms in The city
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sT-Most OF the towns IN Maine filed Their
nine months'quosa By volunteering. conse
qaenlly there was no draft 10 them The
10Th Wa the Jay fred FOR &, in TIA; state
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~ T. + \ y Fcl,ef have purchased
the C,r.uihian Hall billiard saloon. and will
continue the busiucss Having formerly.
been connected with this business in Louis
vile. shey hope 70 receive liberal share OF
patronage ana guarantee satisfaction 10 their
patrons Seplld2i