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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13
Interesting Letter from one OF our
wheeling Boys.
CANr NEAR CuLpEPrER G. H., Val
August 1lh, 1862.


Editors Iatsliiymer:
After few days rest near wMreutou, in
FauQuier county, we -were moved out to
the Sulphur Springs Hero we were al.
lowed to recruit for three or four days
While here we had a review, conducted by
Gen, Mcdowell. II WAS, as usual, grand
affair, with banners and music, and all the
paraphcrnNliN OF war.
In times past, when the chivalry Of Vir.
ginia made yearly pilgrimngcs to this Sui.
phurous Mecca, 1t has, undoubtedly, been
one OF the finest aud pleAsanlest places 10
the "0ld Dominion"-in fact, y perfect
asylum. But the war came, with It's
desolatiug blight, like swarm Of locusts,
and laid IN waste this fair (yOt sulphurOus)
spot The "Black Horse Cavalry" OF Bull
Run renown, with barhanaliau gaiety, rev.
eled aud rAroused In us halls all wiuter.
Before these GothS and VandAls rapidly
disappeared the fine shrubbery and out.
buildings Of the place. When our troops
came there the place was out wreck Of
what Il used to be.
Gen Mcdowell occupied the principal
hotel for his headquarters, aud the porti.
cos were decorated with Federal officers,
the mirrors reflected Federal uniforms, and
the shaded walks re-echoed the tread Of
the Federal soldier, bat the far famed
springs dispensed their favOy as freely as
Of yore, -.
We len the Springs on the morning Of
the 9th, arriving at this place yesterday
noon, The distance travelled was only 20
miles, but, owing TO the heat, we were COM
PEELED to travel very slowly.
Our regiment Is sill in the 4lh brigade,
under command Of Col. Carroll. The hri-
gAde Is attached 10 Ricketts, division,
AcDoWelrS corps, "army Of Virginia.
The regiment Is in q fair condition, but
wants recruits. A regular organized corps
has been appointed and sent out to enlist
mentU the LIST Virginia, We call upon able.
bodied meu Of our section to come forth
aud help Us crush the rebellion. We do not
appeal to you in The name Of glory or fame,
bat ask you, for the sake Of all you esteem
good, dear and holy, TO come out and help
US. The enemy, vile enough to resort to
any strategy, possessed with the idea that
his only hope is In u desperate dash, has,
by couserlplion, filled bis thin ranks. Now
be must be check.mated, aud nnless this is
done speedily all will be lost. For near a
year your friends have borne the brunt Of
the battle, through fair aud rough weather.
Now Is Il fair that this should Logger be
oon,tuued2 We say not.
The proclamation Of President Lincoln,
ordering adrAft iftho recruits are not forth.
coming, Is regarded with high favor among
the soldiers, more so than any official act
OF bis during our military experience. II
Is taken as an earnest Of what the govern.
msnt can DO, when Il has tound 1t necessary
20 do It
But, fearful lest encruach on your
space and patience, close.
Yours, hopefully, occlpESr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13


The idea ara UnlOn Sentiment In the
Sauth, What IL becoming tho Sen-
tImSnt Ofthu people Of the North.
The following lS no extract from leader
10 the Springfield tM"si.J Rpu5iem-
a very conservative paper-the one from
which We yesterday morning copied an ar.
tie!e calling for the summary suppression
Of such fanatics as Wendell Phillips and
hl, gang of disuuioniIts!
Among the cotton states, new condl.
ton Of things exists divided people
haze become practically unanimous, and
Wa have consolidated government to
Rght. The Northern people now are com.
log to regard restoration Of the Union 90
the old basis as not only impossible but
undesirable. They say! n ire are 10
kdVs union pith sidUtry az eoaJtdHiiy de.
fihrJmg eduIe, We do not rant Il: but re
rant and wiH hare our orn t,rriiory
al Ehattprr sacrifice and ne piH get Il
at phaieUtr cost 10 oWStips5 and our enemy,
and zee rW haze II Eithou SLAVERY, The
people are beginning TO demand that
slavery shall dis-nOl as war measure
or means for speedily ending the war,
but Ms tho glorious reward for all
their Saerifces-aS u matter OF present jus.
tiGe and future safetJ=-As some return for
the horrors OF war brought on by slave.
holders on behalf Of their internal system
Las the only means for destroying the
power Of class Of men who have schemsd
aud plotted for tue downfall Of democratic
institutions on this continent, and the es-
ADllshment Of deSpotiam, For ourselves,
We stand AmOug those who despair OF win.
ming back the cotton States, and who go
for their subjugNtiou, aud the destruction
OF their power by any means which civil.
lied war may adopt We 20 for utterly
crushing them, aud then let come what will
come in God'sgood providence.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

s,rVshi sHi got the master Of The people.
lie has 10 authority TO bind thea 10 any
eoafis Of asIion, OF even 10 Indicate VIA.
tbey vii or viii us. do uhsa the - beet /,
sIeiullTrly thsifi hnd aol bis, shall lake
oreAiion. b0Pe boatspy, 10 give ny TisuI
Of existing tFJubIsf sad Impending dan
gers, and shall leave the rest to thsm--di,
Poisd, - ! an, Father to trust their Jadg.
nsnt upon the ease stated .lhaa ny owa.
snd At the sane lime most cheetialIy 10
aequicsce Ia their decision
"Fot you, personally, Mr. President, /
think ! eau pledge ih- kindss, con,idtra.
lions Of the people Of Missouri, aud shall
not hsii,ate 10 sEpresa the belief that your
recommendation viii De e0aslIs,ei By
them 10 the same spirit Of kiainrsS mani.
Tested By Jdu 10 i.s presentation 20 rs. and
liat their decision will he such rs Is he
manded by their Interests. their honor aud
their duty 10 the whole country
~ am, very respectfully tour OBJ, ss'vt.
-. 3. HEypEusox
ITO bis EIeelleney a Lincoln. Ptrs.'
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ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS!
A Rsornitinr Rendazunn,

I A Recruiting Rendezvous Z
X VIII be kept open uut the 18Th day ora
n August, at tho ArmOry 10 the basement I,
ofths Court House In the city OF Vince
ling, aud also at West Liberty Ia Ohio
County.
All recruits will when regularly mustered Into tho
service, receive the following bountlsa
Prom the Government advance OF
bounty aud One months pay...........sls.OO
From the county Of Ohlo........,..,.,.,,,. 800
Recruiting 2g0-{90 Co
The county bounty will be paid by the Military
Committee, and the HoVrrnmeht bounty by the proI.
ufieers.
Recruits can take thsr riolcs Of either the Old or
the new regiments.
rcqui'ition for clothing, equipments, etc, hiss
been forwarded by the Governor aud recruits WILDE
supplied mined Atsly upon arrival Of the articles
An officer will always be Ia alienianee 1t the ran.
deIvous 10 enroll recruits and lmpar any lniyr.
nation deil'ed by thuse VII wish 10 volunteer
by order Of the Military Committee.
augil I'd T. II. LOGAN, ChlirmAp.
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The wheeling prs...

ANaNNAAh hNAeNtns
The Wheeling Pres, makes another AT.
tack upon US, because we Denounced hi.
harping on abolition as sowing the seeds ~
rebellion. We say now that The profeI,ed
Union papers, which are striving 10 rai,e
Juror against Hbolitonists and ouotIpv
the speeches Of a few in the North that were
mol, until THIS rebellion equalto eorpo.
rails guard, are doing more 10 naEe ysbsI.
than all JET, Davis messages aud procla.
nations, and that all papers which sp,tnIr
such should be suppressed by The Provost
Marshal aud the editors punished and semi
out Of the country, The Wheeling Fr,s'
and AF' Oarltle aud all who quote their
Hings, at this time, against a6olitionIsis
come Into this same category. Any mar
must be an aecursed fool or traitor, who
will use the onlY plea that rebels have
against the Uuiou cause. Yoa have our
opinion AID you may make the most Of Il.
II We profess 70 be Union men and are
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

Tbsfo will be mass meeting to-day a.
two o'clock st TfiIdslphiA. A. will be
seen by the advertisement, Sir. Aehs'Ou, Of
the lsmpdsld RaIltOad, proposes, for the
public accommodation, to run an extra
train
We hope to sec large attendance, Trl.
adrlphja hs. been comparatively quiet so
fs, nmid,, all the excitement, and it Il,
time that the good people around there
bad an opportunity Of rou,iuE themselves
aud showing their feeling nbou, the state
Of tie coualy. West Liberty has done
Aud Is doing nobly, and surely Triadslphia
will not DO behind Let tho friends Of the
cause out there to-day, see that the right
tbioRb are said and done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13

Tie COMMITTEES appointed by the Military Commit.
to- u Oai0 County 10 consider tue prOpuety II
esptnE proposition offered BY Johnny booker, "
purpose Of aiding volunteer recruiting iu tho county
net parsnani 10 appointment, and Uu motion John
u. ~ Carr vas elected Chairman and WIN. shanSt
secrrtafy
Mr Booksrs letter va then Tc.i, aud On motion
t Was
Roo'rd, That the lbpul proposition Of W. Rhok
FL be- thankfully Hcecplct. that Mr Gsu. H. Wheat
be appointed IT asurcE iuat Mes'rs, Geo T Iuslc,
Wn. u. simpson, John iiubbafi and Rcnj amin Feb
rr be appointed a committee IT Artangsnigu0 = that
Nc. BOXERS pattiot letter BE- Published n both tue
ciI' pAper'. together With lhcsr proceedings.
On motion the committee adjOufHed u meet on
THURSDAY rVeGiJE At 1el,ek.
JOHN D. 81 CARR, Chairman.
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daily fesiiss rebels uiib arguments for ibs
iaS,lee Of their easss We ought 10 b. uot,s
pushed lhAn the rebels n arms. UaFoa.
ly duIy IL 10 put ioWn fsbslu0s, uou. II
there are any evils to sOaqasf Afterwards
then ID can lt done.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-13
oaies of Prov. Marshal,

J'lIE attention Of ali psrson, sub ct to drail Il.
L called 70 paragraph tao OF Order u War Drpaft.
mcnt, Washington City, August $. 1852:
Any person liable 10 datt, who shall absent him
self from HE county stats bciorr such dram il
made, will b. arrested by any Provost Mnrshal OF
other United state, state oilcer wherever lie may
be found within the Jurisdiction of the Unite, state
aud conveyed to the noirr, military post ndblAeri
on military duty ior the term u tho dram; and the
expense. Of his oWn arrest aud Conveyance 10 such
poet, AMI also the sun Of g ~ reward 10 the officer
who shall make suc1 arrest, shal be deducted from
his pay"
Al such persons proposing 10 leave this city on mr.
gent business, or for Temporary absence will report
permit, JOSEPH DARR, IT,,
Augll Major II VI. Cav. ana prnNn.i Mnr.hnl
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aooa NsMs nom Marion.
MANXlNaroS, Az. Il, lae!

MANAlNlroSI Aug, IL, 1859.
.Eaiion Mttlligtaer;
You will please say through the columns
Of your paper that old Marion Is up with
the times. She has her quota, aud ex.
poets TO fillher second call With volunteers
u they viii be accepted 10 lieu Of drafted.
Very respectfully,
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do4 guard oof AAE, and kssp sach
Esrh stripe - bright ~ nou thty uaVu,
etiil ms1s II LEAD our fshkSin unr
nm Goat abIvo sch pairi0ts grave,
Death 10 the tFaitoi that uguid dare
TOifail II through The dnit o. ahame,
A. hSnsst hearts itt lot VII share
Ard Ail0S II 10 DEATH Or IAms.
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Concert for the Bsnsnt OF the Military
Recruiting EuRd
WHtitss. Ausu,t lith. ltfa.


dIStlENfN yelling dsifou, q doing mJ d6ty
sod contributing my slAfs o. aln Ia the loyal irI'
retdinss u rccruiting msu iar tAa United state,
Army, pWpJsy 10 eve Concert, thu satifr pro-.
ctrls " be- i1natgl 20 TIE above named pufpyse -
The character u the PtogrAmmS vail - a MIN,
sTiiEL ENTERTAINMENT W TALtNIEU FkA
FORMERS, tue uno fIf tae C0,ccfi, THURSDAY, A.,
litb, 81 WAshugi,u Hall, which has besu donated
Ng that purpose. uopiag thii will meet your klud
t0usidtTailua and approval,
rumAiH yuuf most oBrdlunt servant,
JOHNNY BOOKER, Buklns,t Manager
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A Card to the People!
NOwlS Your Time to Save Money!

Bargainsl Bargainsll Bargainslll
n eqn,s1nsRes Of the last that MI Cotton Goods
4 are advancing vsrJ rapidly, and the Indications
are that they vii very t1pn b. higher than at any
preuouI lime, have purchased large and lplsbdld
stock q FOfui.n anil Domestic Dry GUDds, which
have In liotu, No. - Main It Get, GENRE Wheeling,
and 70 which would respectfully InTltS tho Atttn.
tlon 81 the public, ~ Intend selling the stock out
" tho cd prics, and some good, even cheaper than
they veiu ever known before, 70 that ~ pets0nI
needing Eoois or Who will need them very soon lad
batter avail themselves Of thl, opportunity Of SUP.
plying themselves, - tloy III sGye MONEY by max.
Ing tielr purchases ~ this timer bs,idcd they viii
hAVe god assortment to make their selections
from. - -
Ny stock e0ndsta 20 part, u Hr0Nh And Bls.rhsd
Musllna, ChlIeOs Mems and HoyL wear N every de-
soTpLou, Checks, RlAnhglI, GlnghIlnI shAwlA Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens aid Shirt BoaotnJ,
P4Tahos, Shaker Hoods Hoop Skirts Lace md Ofen.
adlns Wells, White Goods, LAses, Embr0ldereI og an
kinds, Hosiery, &C., &c.
LADIES' LADIES' Your Iptelhi attention Il
invite to my very Iupsrlor stock Of DRESS GOODS,
which The largest, eheApest aud most complete or
The teas0n. IAWbS plain, Plaid aud RmbFo dsFed
Grey 0Ooil, M0IamblqueI, BeiaEe AnRlAlS Ge., ia
great variety. Plsl.e call early u will make Il
greatly to yUuI adVanhAgu 70 dO 90
Yours very respectfully,
Jsai So.ssM aIn st, Centre w iaSis "a
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WOOD BACKIgO,

1rsT REcEiyED-tOD yhrd, q " lnsh B.,l-,.
as6 FfoNE : fHONAF
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OmC, OfProyost liarlhai,

OnCt ofPTsVsst Marshal,
WauuSd, Aur ls4h, NJ
DEOFElErORs q saloous, BAf.rspas. Cafs,
j housss asd ether rltsss u ilks sAaF.rtsF 10
tbs ,iiy aai "a ~ iiisni ars hsftbJ haiitsi -
= Sei ii4alF b Soldiers u,lati1u " tbs ofssf
vi seeiv.i the Otsulstt to inpst-umsut, ans
eauss IL eijti u their sst,hlisamtnis
J1sEfM pAAB. IT,.
ld j.. Va Cavalry sua PrsJl-i Marsha
iugis-ai
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HElDQuARrEGs lsrH REo. Va. YoL. ISE, U.SA.,
WALKING, Va, Aug 5, 1902.
A IL. OFFICERS on recruiting service, having com.
n missl ne A. s. eond Leuienl6ts loI tue 9Th i3th
And lih reg enls VlrAiniA Volunteers NORTH Of the
Little kAnawha river required TO report to me at
once their respective address, and success 10 re Fuit.
Ing. Their special attention IL called 10 "Geperal
order No 49, Issued by the War Department, July
:, ls5l ~ strict eomplanes with all IL prurialons
Is Confidently expected,
Up. PEIRP0IST,
First Lieutenant and AdIutAnt Commanding,
TWelflh Regiment Va. Vol, lnry, U. IA.
RuEp It'll 18th
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Us. BuRtEY, IN, Pte.ldenl.
MARRIED,

In the city Of New York, July slIt 1851, by the
Rev AlvAh WswLl, TOT ST. Johns r. Z. Church. Mr..
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Joseph H. pSudloton.
pursuance Of Orders Of $ In tho above named
1 causes, will, on Monday, September 4, lsG2. At
front door Of lha Court ll0uaa III Ohio county pro
coed 10 sell Joseph H. rgndlstons Interest In III 10
sixteen lJl. square two ~, aud lot No. hftCFn fbL
square seven I1l In the city IL Wheeling Alsp biz
Interest Ia three aBd hhlr l5Si acres % land
lioRgs farm. described In deed of partition between
lsaae W. Mitchell, Joseph u. Pehdlei0n aud Zarha
TlAh INrob, recorded IN 4 I'd book No. ". foliu $50
attached I" The pr pcEiyaf naliJ0 Cph H. lchdlrtoh.
Oficr.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock, A. ~. Terms Of
nle; credit ollS and tWelvp months with luter
~ nun up day OtAtie, the purchaser OF purchasers
RSiiB pppg Nth approved security fir tho SANE, tito
money Il paid.
nuEstd ALONzO LoRISO, Sheriff
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james $. Porter, Joseph o,
Harbour, John r. Laklu,
Epralm II. Illrnts, Al,
am Kuhn. Administrator
Of iIe1J. y. Bldgl0y'a e.
tate,
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TX HIIDS. New Ohcan. sugar
~ ~ Do Porte Rlto 10
augj For IAleby CRANGLE co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11
FROM NEW YORK.

INV NoRk, June l0-A letter in the TX.
press, dated near New Bridge. June 9Th. saws
all the army. except Porters and Frauklin's
divisions aad the reserves. have crossed the
Chickahominy.
A Washington letter states that Official IN
telligenoe 10 The Navy Department. says no
fise IN James river occurred sufficient % car.
~ oar gunboats over the distractions At III.
Darling
A letter dated on the 9TH inst, 90 the Phil.
sdelphis Inquirer says. our troops have be
red over 1000 rebels AZ Fair Oaks
Prisoners continue % brought in dailv.-
one rebel General vas taken. he 4 n refuses
70 give his name.
Our troops have been within three miles OF
Richmond on Reconnaissance.
NV yonK. June i0.-rhe L. :. trans
port Eastern State from Hatteras brings Isl
released Union prisoners.
The Washington special 70 the Post say.
the rebels are urging the exchange Of Gen
Buckner iof Gen. Preniis-. and promise "a
release Corcoran and mako an equal en-.
change Of prisoners II Buckncf Is given ~
The statement that the rebels have 40
"oe men al Richmond. Is believed 60 be fslss
at the War Department.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Lano.
II S. DANALDSON. Notarv Pub.

IN S. DANALDSON, Notary Pub.
~ lie. Collector, Claim Agent, &C. Ac. ore,.
nis services 10 the public especially 10 those who
have been connected with the Military service Of ne
United States, and who may have any claim again-t
me 6enefAl Government. He will arrange, forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims Al r-ason
aole charges, and as rapidly the business can b.
dispatched before the proper Offices Al washinvon
Having Tss lrsEs experience and practice herein
aud the aid Of old officer of the seneral Coxerf
meni under President Fllmore's Admiulstratlan n.
cannot fail in being successful with All legal claim.
whether Tor PENSIONS, BOUNTY MONEY or LAM
WARRANTS '''
HALF-PAl PESSIONs.-The wido~. or 4, ma
widows, the Children under sixteen years 81 age OF
ooers and soldiers 81 the present or any tre,iou.
sar, who have died or been killed while In he a..
vice. arr entitled 20 Half Pay Pensions
INVALID PENSlONS.-Ail officers and Solai,r.
Who are disabled by reason Of wounds received or
me o. eaty a. asoidier. al any penod are entitled
10 Invalid Pensions
LAND WARRASTS.-An Who served Ia a,v. a.,
any ~ the past wars OF the United States or o.. aev
N battle, are entitled 10 leo acres Of Land A. ca.a
OF death, the Widow and Minors are entitled.
boINr. hoNkf-The heirs Of al soldiers Who
have volunteered during the present war Tor tsrsr
years or during the var, and have died or been lille.
while IN The service. entitled 70 OxK urss,usp
DOLLARS Bounty Money, and such arrears IF tse Sol
death. ~
SoehArges made without claim l. successfully
terfnln atcd.
Deeds aud Mortgages executed. and Blanks fur.
50 Eastern arrearsges arranged AMI collected.
And eAchangc promptly RENTED
offl1h at the Old corner stand.
u 5. DANALIsSOS
"''au Notary Public. &c.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

FoRr MoSRoE. June 9-Major General
burnside and staff arrived here at an early
hour this morning. having come through the
Albemarle and Chesapeake canal in the
small gunboat Port Royal leaving Newbern
on Saturday. The Port Royal came through
both cuts of the canal. The lower one, con
meeting Currituck and Albemarle sounds,
have been INSTRUCTED.
Previous arrivals by the inland route,
have avoided this cat by trayersing the whole
length OF Cumtuck Sound The object OF
the visit OF Burnside, was to have important
communication with the Government. Hav-
ing sent his dispatches to Washington and
obtained replies. he will return.
There is little or no news in the Depart
ment Of North Carolina.
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Noon Dispatches.
IRON GEN. FREMoNT

HkADouAnrERs MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT
Army In the Field. Harrisburg, juno :.
To Hon. Il. NJ Stanton:
The army reached this place at O'Clock
yesterday. driving out the enemgs real
guard from the town Severe skirmishing
continued from that time till dark. tho enc
my's Tear being closely pressed by our al
vance
At O'Clock the LIST New Jersey cavalry,
after driving the enemy through the village
fell into an ambuscade in the woods. south
east OF the town. in which Col. Windham. OF
that regiment. was captured. and considera-
ble loss sustained.
Col. Cheseret with his brigade sub. equent.
~ engaged the enemy in the tin,l.~s. diving
him from biz position anu taking h.. amp.
AZ about o clock battalion d Colonel
Names Pennsylvania regiments catered the
woods under the direction Of RI =. General
bayard, and maintained for hall an hour a
vigorous attack. Ia which both si.iss suffered
severely. driving the enemy.
The enemy attempted 20 shell our troops,
but few shots from one of our batteries
soon siienced his guns.
After dark the enemy continued his re-
treat
Full particulars viii toe forwarded by mail.
Signed, j. G FREMONT,
Mai. Gen
The dispatches from Fremont's Depart
mont. dated 9th and 9Th. we're received at
the War Department 90 lay. They were
telegraph
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- A grand excursion tram will leSv'
indianapolis for Louisville on nest fr'dz.
week, June ~. Tor the cheap fare OF 500
sor the round trip. The public OF Terf'
Hau,e are invited to Join Il. and the Pre<i
dent Of the r. n. 4 X. X has consented to
take tine excnr.loni-is 10 Indianapolis Tor
half fare. providing they number -. Those
wishing to 20. will please inform Mr.. l.. A.
smith in the Tickle, Office, OF the Eiito' OF
this paper. where sl-o the tickets can be bad
=, leasl taa ,liys before the excursion takes
place.
This vii certainly he one vi the most
agreeable tr,l- OF the season. as il gives the
business man an opportunity to transact his
business: others again to visit the Ohio Falls
or their relatives aud friends: Others sgain
To 20 even to the Penitentisry. The trip.
according to this statement, amounts Ia ST.
-. The train leaves indianapolis at q
o'clock A. N. Friday. June 20. arrive IA
J eifcr -onville At III 30 A. VI Returning. il
will leave Jacksonville on Saturday at
O'Clock +. NJ. and arrive al indianapolis at
: "a Z NJ Persons wishing 10 return the
same day. can DO 50 by notifying the Con
ductor. leaving Jefsersonville at ii Z. NJ
AID arriving at indianapolis At o'clock A.
VI next morning
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-11

IL All those who want beautiful silk
Hat, Of the latest fashion, call at the New
York Hat Store and get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself; there
fore can warrant all hats bought Of me
have a ine assortment Of French Beaver.
Otter and Son Cashmere hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colors. which am selling
very low also, large assortment OF Wool
Hats. Of all eolors. ranging ia price a. low
a. fifty cents
+. n LOwERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor To j &. YATES.
m27 Il Cor. Fifth. and Main Sts.