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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

FROM BALTIMoRE.

BALTIMORE, June Mrs. Grcchow, her
daughter. Mrs Boxley. and Mrs Morris,
four female traitors, who have been impris-
oned Ia Washington for some time, were re-
leased and sent TO Baltimore last evening
under a guard, aud left for Old Point TO be
sent South. The officer having charge OF
these women took them To the Gilmore
House, where they were permitted TO have a
regular leyee and 10 day they received
quite an ovation. much to the disgust of our
Union people
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

- We refer our readers - the card Of
4. " Hsggef,y. manufactures Of soaps aud
candles IA another column Mr.. ". has
been engas ed in this business for some time.
and &c believe has givsa entire satisfaction
20 Ia. customers We should encourage our
home trade when 40 can do equally as well.
instead Of ssading TO Cincinnati and other
place..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

Bsaarsuts Lsess nss At ran TrKts
No qssii, Of Bellevills Lager Rser
Which eli serve % lover. Of the above
beverage. q, ny eel knosn .slooa, -ss, q
the Tsrss Hsats House Owe me call srd
t~ss lts quality for yoafsslves
nSeAu. 4. KATZEyBACh.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

DisD-kansom d Tmsb'ood. private Of
the s3d regiment. died OF ne xssh inst. Al
Evansville. Ca his return home Son Of u.
a. Ifneblooi. Of thi- county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

- The hrsl company from this County.
Tor the thres months service. n Tie Indiana
Legion. lefl ior lndanapoli. o. the allsfeoon
ts.ia. yesterday. All seemed "a hns <pisss.
AMI eager Cor he fan' The osiceF a. lar as
elected are
{. \ Goop~gS, Captain
t.ro. A RrreHsa. isi Lieutenant
ca.<. 7. NosIs. ia. n Lieutenant
lssie q. BrssoS. Orderly Sergeant
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ The attention OF our farmers i called
20 tho advertisement Of Hsinss' celebrated
Illinois Harvester. Tor which Mr. Ira Grover
Is agent for this and surrounding counties.
From the numerous testimonials presented.
we have M hesitation IN recommending i
20 our friends
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

.E- Coal oil = said 10 be sure destroyer
Of bed sar Apply plentifnlly With small
thrush Or feather 10 the places where they
mot ID coatregate The cure i efectual
and permanent. Gilt frames. chandeliers
e,e sabb-I slightly over with coal oil. ~ill
not lie di-tath~.. BY aies
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ one Of tho rebel prisoners nov In
Washington sail la conversation sish a sis-
tor. thai when Yorkto~n VAS evacuated
General Magruder mounted bis horse. and.
shouting Goodbye army. and damn Jef
DAYS, rode away.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

sossrosx svaetsrts

I isssod 20 close out ny entire stock q
clothing. gents furnishing goods. bats. Ae.,
AZ nest cc-,. within tho coming ninety days
So~ = the time 70 GET the worth Of your
money. in the bcss quality Of elothiag Call
soon a. Jacob ID Esrly's old stand
Al-o. ~ish 10 ssy 70 ell those Indebted
- me. - cal and settle Immediately, 20 save
further troubls. II HARTMAN
ne flm
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Night Dispatches.


FoRr MoSRoK. June The Union meet.
ing held at Norfolk. last night. was very
spirited affair IL VAS got at short natce. in
consequence OF the presence of Segur. but Il
was perfect success Some eight hundred
people were present.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
FLORIST AND GARDENER.

THE undersigned offers 10 the cia-
i sens q Terr- Hsnte and vicinity. q fne sud
large sssor tment q hUwers. consisting - Tofes.
Ferbenss al b.aeusis sHd also evergreen, early
vegetables. etc. a. his Store North Nan STREET. be-
tseea eth and Tn Street,. ami also a. his Garden.
a. the frat lane hsfween tie Yincenpes snf Carlisle
Road WILLIAM SCHOiL
Nar1pd2w Florist srf gariier@f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ We learn that the building now oc-
cupled by the Episcopal Church has been
purchased by the BNp,ist Society. and will
he moved 20 the corner Of Cherry and Fifth
Street. 10 be used as lecture room until
their church cdifice % built
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

H.vax. ctsAHs--H Al,esberger keeEs
constantly 81 hsnd. Al his Cigar Mandatory
,o.nins the Tsrre Hsase Saloon. the be-,
aaslis, Of Havana cigar. tobacco. pirss. etc 4.
AL ,nvlsss VI. friends 70 extend 70 him their
,..-.n.ze n,o.a,f.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ Mr. los Wallace. handel a. basket
Of Straw berries Yesterday. which we th'nk
are a leefls the largest we have vet SEEN
They are Of sae variety kno~n a. 'W,l-on'-
Albany and certainly are very fine. Ar
" = prepared N furnish any qaanslsy Of
this snd other vsrities Of the lacious fruit
Also. raspberric- and hltekberties ia their
se4aeu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ Our markets ara Don veil supplied
9th al tho early fruits aud vegetables.
among which Ne notice stra~berric- IA pro
fusion. peas. ,arnip.. &c Early risers ~iil
secure the ht-l choice.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ We are pleased % notice the promo
ton OF our Young fieal. IA Brasher. Of this
city. a. Capssincy "a the gallant 18th Ind
ana regiment. lie entered the service a. a
private. and by careful attention 20 his dui'e-.
has rssen 10 his present position.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ An old criminal vas once asked:~hai
vas the first step that led him 20 rain. lie
answered Cheating printer Out OF two
years subscription The devil ~as sure Of
hi,.. sff<r thaf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ The editor OF the Nashville unson
has lately conversed with very intelligent
gentlemen. a resident OF Memphis. Who has
been a refugee from that place for some
time lie left there week ago, having
succeeded in secretly visiting his family. -
lie reports the country full Of deserters
from Beauregsrds army. The conserip,ion
act Is exciting great Indignation among sol.
diers and citizens. and y working happily
Toe the Union cause People denounce il
a. an act ~ airocious de-poti.m. and fatal
TO liberty Ia Memphis great desti,usion
prevails in regard to almost all the neces-
saries Of life Salt sells at SO a sack
Flour At S35 barrel Bacon and wresched
beef At 90 cents pound.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ IA. 2 (iookins. Private Secretary Of
Gen Wallsee. Who has been seriously III at
Evansville. "a. brought up on the evening
train ye-teri,s. aud : nov At home.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ We ~ere shown Yesterday morning
~ our Young friend. 7 Y Murray. besuti
fat anl Interesting piece Of stataaFy. ~hieh
he take. great delight IL sho~ing 20 has
friensis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

sE-It = asserted that four OF the rebel
Generals we're born In Massachusetts. Que
IN Nss York. one In Pennsylvania. one Ia
New Jersey and Que IA Ohio.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

Tss SANITARY Bo~affrss-Wn meet at
tas Office Of W. X. MoKeen. Wednesday
morning. At nine o clock A full attendance
!. desired l.. q. WARREN.
Chairman
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ The New York lawyers complain Of
very dull times at the bar. and sAy that not
ifty out Of three thousand there, are making
liz.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
COAll COALl
N O w t. 4 L M
e CoNs- 10 = COMBS
COMES A NRtpTIfTR

IL ANT<3 receutiy pufcbased tn CoAr Prn. f4-
Il r8friy krown ss the ''sCHFE MISFS" one
ana-thrce-qusrtrr niles west a the city. are nov
prepared % furnish the citizens a Tsrre-Haets snt
vicinity with good article q val scrrcned coal
figures 90 fuit thrse rsviloBs tines
wssre also Agents for the Highland, Rrsril sna
Farnsrshnrz Coal Mines
81 orArs left a The yigo County Scales OF a the
rssidsncs q sithsr proprtetor. nssr The Rlchmonf
Railroad Depot vil b sllsi on short rosics.
ofve . TRIAL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

n :. DANALDS0N,- Notary Pub
L. lie. Collector. Claim Agent. kc. Ac oasrs
bis services 10 the public, especially 20 those
have been connected with the Military service a. The
United States, and who may have any claim assinsf
The Gtnsfal Government. he will arrange, forward
and successfully prosecute al valid claims
able charges, and "a rapidly A. the bushes. ~
dispatched before the proper Offices al Washington
Having Trs irAks experience and PRACTICE herein
and the aid Of an old olcer 81 the sensral Govern
msni under President flllmore's Administration he
cannot fail la being successful With all legal claims
whether Coz PENSIONS. BOUNTY NOSFf ~ LAND
HALF-PAY PENSIONS The widows. or n ~
Widow the Children under sixteen years a. sre 81
Officers and soldiers OF the present any previous
sar. who have died or been killed while m The ser
vice. are entitled % Half Pay Pensiotss
INVALID rENslONs.-An officers and Soldier.
who are disabled BY reason Of wounts received ~
disease contracted While In the service and IN IN
line of duty soldier. a. any period are srtltlet
u Invalid Pensions.
LAND wAkkANTs.-An Who served IA dsys g.
any ~ The past wars u the uned states or oss daf
IA battle are entitled 10 loo Of Land. inras
Of death, the widow and Minors entitled.
BOUNTY MONkf.-The heirs Of eli Ssldiers Nh
have volunteered during the present war Tor TIRE
yesrs or during the war and have died or bssa MI
While In the service. are entitled % Osr urxpssh
ioiitss Bounty Money, and such arrearr n tie -
diei,s pay - msy have accrued 10 the date 81 ~
death.
NochArge- made without claim is success s'uii,
terminated.
DEEDS and Mortgage execuied. and nisnks fa5
tishrd.
So Eastern afrcarage. arranged anf coiiocfet
And tNcbange promptly RENTED
OFFICE AZ the Old corner stand.
rs DANAInSON.
tbsad Notary Public a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ A sprinkler has been Al wofk for tho
pass fe- DAYS that d'd not slight the back
ssfeets-hne rain sho-ers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

IT, The rebel prisoners At Camp Mort ca
refuse 10 belie1e that corinth has been
evacuated. They are perfectly sure that
the story il palpAbls telegraph lie
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

woot-iO0 90 he wanted. for which |
oil paw the highest price in cash at my
Leather Store. No if2 Main Street. Terre
Hsufe. Indiana
m3lllw l.. A. BURNETT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

- All those sho want beautiful Six
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call At the Ne~
York Hat Store add get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there
fore | can warnn, al hats bought OF me -
I have . sne assortment Of French Beaver.
Ot,sf and son Cashmere hats Of the Ines,
quality. and Of all colors. which | am selling
very lov also. large assortment Of Wool
Hat. 81 ell color. ranging IN price - lo~
as hfts cents.
7. IA. LOwERRE, Practical hsttof,
Successor 10 ]. q. YATES.
rz7sf Cor Fifth. and Main So
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

rxA. ~. Gregory. Portrait Painter
e,,.d.s A Buntin House June3 la
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

nv. and contribute greatly 10 his loss and
decentralization.
he reports tue roads full Of ANAL parties
OF the Feireatng enemy. scattering In al IL
fectiouz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

rx-For HARRISON Lodge Ne. 1903. |. o. o.
y meet. IN. evening al OLA Fslloss Hall.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ The Louisville Democrat notices the
following outrage:
An Ohio soldier. put to guard the house Of
a pretty widow, with contrabands. near
Huntsville. Ala. was recently taken captive
by the widow The enormity OF the Of
fence l. increased by the fact thata clergy
men aided in efiecting the complete capture
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

Foa Sslr.-One Sewing Machine, which
can lie seen at the store Of William j STEW
art. south Of the Post Office. This Is good
machine. and will be sold on the most liberal
term. MO- div.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

IL A leading secessionist in Prices army
wrote In a recent letter.
'.Our men have no dread Of Federal Gen
erals except Sigel. and not of him when be
is advancing. But, retreating. he Is ex-
tremely formidable. and some Of Jour fsl.
lows say. When that ID Dutchman
begins 10 back down, look out Tor h-ll.' =
Gen. Sisel i now on the Potomac
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-03

~ Horace Greeley ofheiAted Tor Rev.
Z. II Chaplin at the broadway Universaiist
church Ia New York. on Sunday last.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-12
No Wore County and Cit, Debts under IN,
New Constitutions.

One OF the great evils under which the neo
PIE OF TINS state have suffered heretofore nm,
winch is even to-day cntuiling upon them
bHrueh OF taxation almost uncomfortable. j. III,
laciLity with which counties and cities Inv,
Dech enabled to contract county ard city debt.
hyVounE stock in railroad and other cIrn,ro.
tons, Under the old constitution there wn.
no limit beyond which counties and r;tin.
might not 70 in thus fastening upou thrn
selves al enormous and oppressive burden nf
0eht and taxation. \ debt of mot far fran,
42o",Vo0 to-day hangs over the city Of Quincy
when debt was contracted in this way Oti
or cities IN the state are hurdcucd with dnht
and taxation brought upon them in the ,an,a
| way. some OF these municipal suhscription.
to railroads were traudulcntly obtained and
others were obtained perhaps fairly cnnu,h
out IN no instance can it be said with trnth
we apprchend that the expectation. Of thn
people have been fully met as rcsnects tho
great advantages they were promised and
made to believe would accrue to them from
these subscriptions. The following section ot
the new constitution will prove an ctiectual
remedy against this monstrous evil for tho
future:
SEC. 80. The credit of the state. or Of any
county, city, town, township or school dis |
'rIct thereof, shall not, in any manner ho |
gwen TO or in aid Of any individual. associas
'0h or c9rporation: and neither the state
"2f any county city, town, township or
seho'I district thereof, shall ever berome
~ subscriber to the stock of any corporation
:, y; III "'0 Oh any such corporation or assorio.
t,o'' '''' honest tax payer, already over. bur.
snIs.r;. W." taxes incurred by these local {
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legal alotiers.
WAR CLAIMS.

miNu completed my Arrangement.
- - win gentleman in Washington CIiy. awclI
s a"u '"'ofaoly known attorney for claimants mem.
SION, county land aud paten, agent nm n",, xii,
pep'Vu 20 prosecute all claims tor pensions. ar
aonh b ~ pay, ptlae money, Sc. due wounded and
",'H't'o soiu'efs, seamen, or widows and ,n,,,n,
a,'lut'H o' deceased soldiers, have all m. Te
fI's''' 'o'lh'' Also a list Of the killed and wand.
'a ~ companies rom this and adjoining conn,,os
copied from the original files IN the w,, Jo,a,,
mcnt wiII be IN regular receipt of these ''r''''
lIA'ms "l suffers, contractors, Nc, attended .,
before the proper departments patru,sron ," W
elA'm' before The general land office, and ali Ohio,
business requiring attention IN Washington, at
tended to. No charges made unless claim i.
successfully prosecuted,
Hd.hiHgioH Rfereaccy-llon, J. ). Black
Hon Edwin NJ. Stanton, Hon VIM. A. Richard,
son, Hon, Johe W, Fomcy.
Rock kiaad References Hon. ]. W. Drury
Hon l. o. wilkinson, Hon. Bailey Dayenpoft
Mcs,rS Mitchell Lyndc, bankers.
Address ii, {, Connolly,
Attorney AZ Law.
"''th o. Ha"Iy Rock Island, III.
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE,

\ Office /, hereby given that by virtue O
y an "ider Of the county court within and f,,
the county Of Rock Island and state Of IIinoIs
m'd' ana entered of record by the Judge thereof
al IN" March term, \. D. 1862 Of said rourt. an
u" -lt' day of Narcn, A. b. IS6g tn. uuJ.r-
signed administrator otthc estate of1ohn Walker.
Iale ct sad county, deceased will sell a, puhI,c
auction, on SATURDAY, THE 46TU DAY or
~ ri, I'b2, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
NJ and b O'Clock +. NJ. of said day, At In. from
door "' the Court House, IN the CITY and comfy
OF ho'" Island and state aforesaid. the following
N'HcHh'd notes, as desperate claims, belonging
I" th' sald estate, tO-wIt;
certain Pr"mIscry note, dated June 21th Is,5.
ana gwen Tor the payment OF One Thousand Doll
MRS Wlfh ten per cent. interest, due two wears
from date, and signed by George b. Walker. On
Said not" there are Endorsements amounting tn
hN hundred and forty dollars.
Also, promlsory note, dated June 27th, 1859.
ana gwen tor the payment OF one Thousand Dol
IatS, with ten per cent interest due three wears
aiter date, and signed by George b. Walker
FERNS OF sale as provided by law.
Dated tins 10Th day Of March, A. d. 1862
HIRAM WALKER, Administrator.
r. -. SWEENEY, Attorney
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-12

A Washington correspondent Of the Mis-
souri, Republican writes long letter to show
what the design was by the friends of Ere
mont, in placing him in power Ieexplain
ed 1t IN this wise: McClelan's popuiarit,
overshadowed Fremont. and Lincoln was un
manageable by those who placed him in pow
eF' fremont was to be placed in a sort Of
independent command where he could gain
influence and gather lot of choice spirits
aoou' nm, and then if the administration did
not act up to the wishes Of this cahal tbnre
was 70 be revolution--a provisional rovern,
meht-a dictator, and Fremont was r. ho Tho
tool to be made use Of by the MANAGERS " F ~.
mont was removed before these tin,s f,i,y
matured, but it was ATTEMPTED to pnrIs. iully
by enlistng the army Of the sont,wa.y, ~ out out
favor, but the army wouldn't he anlis. - MS
The programme then REQUIRED an o', n,.osI
be made on Mcclellan by the harti n,.''cA 10
OF the party. How this has been DOM nDss
body knows. The clamor agains, McCIolTrry
and the demand that Fremont should rr ,saiSn
an appointment has been met by piy;n noe i've
latter what he asked, but by no means wh tn
he wanted, and his friends are sorelv puzzIe5
to know whether they shall take it as an in.
suit or favor.
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MERCER COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

The following j. II list Of the supervisors
for Mercer county, for the year ensuing:
North llsnicrson-Allcn s. Brown.
Rivoli-A. j. Streetcr
Rchland Grovc-E $. Roberts.
Sucz-B. W, Mclaughlin.
Greene--J. G. Graham.
Preemption-Il, L. Wright.
Ohio Grovc-Wm. VI. Hays.
Mcrccr-Wm. d. Henderson.
Perryton-J. &. Gilmore.
Abington-Frcdk frck
Millcrsburg-A. j. Taylor
Duncan Martin Boyd.
kcthsburg-John J.. Willis.
New Bostou--D. j. Noble.
EllIa-J. \. Merritt.
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Mechanics and Iaborcrs should vote for
the New Constitution.

In the Legislative article Of the new consti
tuition, there is provision or section which
should secure 10 that instrument the warm.
hearted support OF every mcchanic and labor.
ing man in the state. There are several 9th.
er prOvisions in thcncw constitution designed
to protect the rights and promote the interests
OF the working men Of the state, but at pres.
We desire to call their particular attention to
this one. 1t is as follows:
SEC. 40 The general assembly shall. n,
the first session thereof, after the adoption Of
this constitution, and from time To- time. ~
occasion may require pass laws for the sccur.
ing hens t. mechanics and other operatives
Tor WORK and labor performed and materials
furnished
There are thousands Of honest, hard work.
ing mechanics and laborcrs in thi. state who
are deeply interested in having the new con.
stltution sustained with this importau, and
truly valuable provision in it. Many Of these
mechanics and laborng men are republicans.
and some of the republican newspapers, for
purely partisan purposes. are trying to ere.
ate prejudice in their minds against tn, new
constitution. But these republican mcchan
les and labJrcrs should remember that if !.
not with view to lromot" thar interests and
protect tteU rights, that party leaders would
deceive them into opposition to the new con
sutution, but with view to promote the 10.
iIticaI prospects Of party leaders. We bog
leave 10 suggest TO republican mechanics and
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-12

GREAT Horse FAR The Worlds Horse
Fair will be held in Chicago. commencing on
the "a OF September next, and continuing two
weeks. The fair will be open to competition
to all nations and it is intended to collect the
largest number Of horses ever exhibited in
America, twenty-five thousand dollars will
be given in premiums. There will be 81 900
premium for the best trottcr, and probably
the same for the best four mile running horse
A 5000 premium for the best lady rider, with
equestrian exhibitions every day also a Sc.
rles of elk races Stock farm and road hors.
es Will receive over oncthird of the prcm
ums, which are the largest ever given.
The officers Of the association are:
President-llon. F. c. Sherman. Chicago,
Vice President-Geo. Wilkes, ESQ, \. \.
Gen'l Suppl. Milton Smith, Chicago.
secretary-W. p Isham, Chicago.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-12
From the Davenport Gazette, 18th
sth, 18th, nth Iowa Regiments made
Prisoners.
CAPT. LITrLER LOST HIS LEFT ARM
The 10th Regiment In the Flight

CAIRO, April II,
10 Edward Russell, Davenport, Iowa;
The 9Th, 18th and lith Iowa regiments
were nearly all taken prisoners. The 10th
was IN the fight. All our troop suffered Sc
ycrely,
Capt Littlcr lost hi, LEFT arm,
Twcntycght # Jur wounded are at M.nnd
City-nonc Of them from Scott county.
Will leave 10 night for the field,
l., {, BuRwELL.
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EDUCATION or Young I,n,u.
DO(IOK j. L. MDRsI,.

AEING located in Rock Island for the
IL purpose OF practcIHg has profession, will
answer promptly calls N the city and surround.
ING country Office at +, ". NclIc's New Drug
store Residence on Madison street, one door
north OFF, l., Cables
Rock Island, ApfI o, lNG2
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IrnIl InIrn.

The foIIwing dispatch wa. received yc,tcr.
day aitcFnoon;-
RrN A. j. kYNErT, Sccg SIN. Cum,
sanitary supplies wanted. Your commit.
tee from Davenport leaves for Tennessee. with
Gov Yates, to-day, No definite news Of Iowa
troops, Mark packages to me
liEv. l. FOLSOM, Agt San Com.