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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

BILE Of our rifles and the sing Of the bullets,
wble Vermonters were cut down in the Aoyer
q" "S yeu U tGe snp @y Of % mDSooJ pu" n5 'n9 nD"
two in the decline Of age. slaughtered for thelr
conn,rv.s cause. each Instant ,o,sing .on,e mai.
den br3tberess some ~jlea WIDOW Some lat5r,
cbildless. SOM morter alone in the world. and
adding many a oroan to tbe manv heayed On ma.
count Of tbis 9nrigb,eous rebellion. Odicera
sezod the guns from the neryeless dead, and
fought side by side with those thew commandqd
needless Of tie death Iaded.bulIet that sung by
them harmless. or crashed through skull ana
BRAIN Of sone uoor soldier from Vermont ID
was struggle Of desperate men against dcsrer.
ate odds.-and many rebel BE the dust on
that terrible eday.-buttono to no purpo.e, thew were
ordered back. and suleny thew came. conscious
OF doing their duty. bat mourning It's bgotless
effect
As | have ye. seen no correct list ofkilled and
wounded, [ have concluded to give j, IN sncb
pian writing that no mistake can occur unless
by neglect
KILLED.
Co D-Corp Alonzo Hutchinson priyatss.
Henry Hill. james Goodman. Samuel Sweet
land Alfred Tavlor. John Neal. Seweu Dan
forth, Orlando {. Stevens David CampbeU .Jr
David +. Elliot. Joseph LeBay. and Luciu, +
Briggs.
Co. E-Privtes Walter =. Vance. Samuel
Thomrson. Frank }. Thomas. Charlie, "
Wells.
Co. F-Serst. j 4. Perry. Corn. y. q
Wilson. prjystes + Rnv1too 4 Wilson
w r. Denver n n Xxi n Al lIorse
F G. Morrill, Noes Cow q Knb;c
o. = ~ ~ IN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

a false rnmor has game belief in this place
that u brother OF ". II. Lord Is an officer N
the rebel regiment at Yorktown. The facts are
these When ilag Of ,ruco was sent to the
rebels few days since, Col lord Of ;he w. 6,h
accompanied it, aud IN conversation with thu
robel officers inquired for his brother who i +,
the South, and from whom he has not heari
for u year, At length an oIhccr in an Ahbami
regiment was found who knew him, ani from
hlm Col. Lord learaea that his brother was stit,
in Alabama, but he vas aoi ~ the vhel rvc..
-lIaichman
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

FoRr MAcoS.--Fort Macon is situated % d
Bluff on Bogue's Bank, distant nearly two mile
from the town Of Beaufort, ~ G. II Itcommand,
the entrance to the harbor, and no vessel Gun
enter the man channel without coming within
range OF its guns. Fort Macon is OF hexagona.
form, and has two tiers OF guns--one in case
mated bomb-p proof, and the other en-6afbeAe -
It's armament consists Of twenty 32 FOUNDERS.
thirty 24-rounders, two lS-pounders three field
pieces lor flank defence, twelve flank howltzers
eight S-inch howitzers, (heayy) eight S-ineh
howiners, Qight.) one l3-nch mortar, three
l0-lneh m0rtars, and two Cohorn moFtaIs-to total
50 guns The war garrison Of The fort was 30G
men. For heating shot there were large furnaces
in the fort and before the investment there was
a large quantity Of powder in the magazine -
The masonry and iron work were much cut o!
repair when the fort was seized by the rebeis
which was done by order Of Governor Ellis,
(since deceased) on the n Of January, l8Gl--
4 large part OF the wood work, &c, was then
in a state Of decay. The piers Of the wharf and
the superstructure were also considerably dam
aged but il has been stated that acting Cover
nor Clark had placed al the forts OF the State
in a most efficient condition for defence and r.
,istauce. Governor Pickcns. Of South Carolina
soon after the seizure Of Forts Macon and Cas-
we'll, caused to be forwarded for their defence
several dozen 10 inch columbads which were
parceled out according to the respective require
ments OF each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

4 roTAL FcLpsE The Confederate Almanac
for lS62 published by Rev. Dr.. Summers, az
tie Southern Methodist Publishing House, an
nounces an eclipse Of NE sun, ris5ic oce, The
Confederate States - 10 this the Nashville
tRion adds, that about the same time there
will he a io,a eclipse Of the Confederate States,
visible over Ill creation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

The Louisville Journal says that /. Pope
Walker the rebel exSecrolary Of War, who
predicted thai the rattesnake hag would float
over Philadelphia, New York and Boston, when
Gen. Mitchells forces advanced upon Hunts.
vile, hls place OF residence. ran away az twelve
O'Clock a, night, and has not been heard ofsince
Upon the same occasion tie last that was seen
Of John Bell he was running through corn
teid. lie afterwards bad the eitroutery TO ask
permission 10 retura 20 Huntsville. but Gen.
Mi'cheIi replied that fhe could not 90 TO Nash
vile he could not come 10 Huntsville.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

A correspondent OF the st. Adams Messenger
sends the following concerning the Freshcl
in Yves, Berkshire The damage done by high
water IN this part Of the ,own, amounts to con-
siderable Il began by carrying away the
bridge, which spans Pike river, in the village,
taking it perfectly - clean" Themarble shop,
Just below the bridge was carried away over
the dam. On It's route, it reeled against the
taunery, owned by Georgc Clement, Esq, doing
considerable damage. The shop and ice togcth-
er carried away the outside wall around the
taunery. An old blacksmith shop below the
tannery was also damage to some extent. The
marble shop next ram into the grist mill, dam.
aging that also, aui finally broke down. The
dam belonging to the Clothing works, owned
by Asahel Demlng, Esq. was completely torn
away. Damages estimated at between s. 1000
and $4,000
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

Lieut.. Worden, whom Mr. Everett speaks Of
as young man, has already been in the service
his country nearly 80 years, having entered the
navy at IA, and being now At out II years Of
age. As he has no; yet received a commanders
commission, it will be apparent that promotion
the navy is not lapld
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

Heavy as was tie fruit crop in the West last
lall, the coming season promises even greater
abundance The trees are covered with blolm
IN al quarters. The Central and Southern Il
linois prospeetsare exceedingly good At homc,
we are assured the indications for llll fruit
crop were never more favorable.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-06

Commander David r. Porter, chief officer Of
the mortar ncct in the expedition to New Or.
leans, ia a native of Pennsylvania, and SON Of
Com. Potterof tbe Essex. lie entered thenayy
as uilshirman in 1922
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
Night Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL.
xXxvIITH ooNGREss-Frnsr SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Feb. q.
SlSArs-Mr. Carlisle presented a petition
unanimously signed by citizens OF Boston
asking Congress To leave the negro question
alone and attend to the business Of the
country.
The bill to define the pay and emoluments
of the officers of the army was taken up.
MIR. Sherman said the ball did not meet tho
difficulty year ago We were physically
weak. with 40 public debt. o physically
strong but financially weak. The total
amount of the expenses for next year. will
probably not be less than $3.50 900 900. This
il a greater expense than ever was borne by
any nation The highest expenditure OF
Great Britain was never five hundred millions
Of dollars a year. not even in the war with
Napoleon. Mr. Sherman here quoted from
the London Morning Post the Government
organ which said that We the United States
Government were approaching Bankruptcy.
In his judgement three propositions were
needed-frst the prompt levy OF a tax OF
not less than $50 millions dollars-2d a care
full revision Of the laws regulating salaries
and compensations. ID rigid s%c-utinizing in
to the disbursement Of all public funds, and
prompt punishment OF every officer taking
money or allowing others TO take il for prop
" in the service of which the Government
does not receive benefit.
Housa-The House went into Committee
of the Whole on the Treasury Motto Bill.
Mr.. Kellogg, of Illinois spokeon the Bill
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
CINClNNATl MARKET.

CINCINNATI. Feb. b.
Flour in fair demand at full prices; sales
Of 100 bbls at $4.l5@4,20 for superfine,
81 25@4, 80 for extra.
Wheat firm at s7@90c for red, and 95@
81 90 for white.
Corn firm and held at 30c. No sales at
over 29c.
Oats firm at 2oc.
Rye is held firmly at 5l@52c.
Barley steady at 50@52c.
Good demand for Whisky at lie with sales
of 1900 bbls.
Hogs firm, 300 head dressed (~frozen) from
Illinois sold at 1895. Receipts very light
and the season nearly closed.
A good demand for Mess Pork, bat it Is
held 25c above the views of buyers. hence
but little done. Country packed Mt : $500
1915.
Lard held Ga6@G14. with buyers at 6s@
and not much lone.
Bulk meats dali. No sales. they arc
offered freely at p, @4c.
Sugar and Nolasses dull and prices lower
Cuba Sugar at 80 @9l4. Molasses 42@
a.. Refined sugar nL@ilA for crushed
and powdered.
Coffee il held firmly at I9ts@2l.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
FROM o r MONROE,

The Gan-bssf Miami Dssstied-f SIR
Among The Retels al .Ss,raH's Point and IN
Elisabeth Rirsr.
Ponr MoSaor, Feb. 5-The Coutitution
which sailed yesterday fomoon. for Ship
Island. spoke the gunboat Miami about forty
miles north Of Haiteras last night. h sink
ing condition. aud unsble 10 make steam
enough 90 take her into port
The Constitution arrived here this after
noon with her ia tow.
The rebel fleet ia Elizabeth River has
been moving about considerably all day.
This forenoon heavy firing was going on
AZ sewall's Point. and this afternoon a tug
was seen sieaming around. aud at one time
towing something supposed 20 he floating
battery
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
~ The following di.na,ch. which a

t. The following dispatch. which ap-
pears IN the Bowling Green Courier OF the
2sth. pretty ehectual'y settles the question
that negroes are to be found in the rebel
army
Nsw OaLKAss. Jan. a.--The anniversary
OF the secession OF Louisiana Was celebrated
TO day. The military turned out In full
force. and there was a grand review Of the
troops. There were ten thousand. armed
and equipped. ready to take the field. among
whom were ms thousand free colored sol
diers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

.'ittsburgh. Jan 80, Isl.
Rnrhaye.s Holland Vfffcfs>

The Philadelphia Argus. Ia speaking Il tbs late
exhibition held in that city by the Franklin tnst-
tufc. says
ia nctciug medicincs, We are always extremely
cautous, unless satisfied oftAc merits 81 the Article
Among those exhibited j. The celebrated Holland
Htters. This medicine has been extensively Intro
duccd In every State In the Union, and into the Can
adam Province. principally within te iast tse
years The exhibition shows testimonials ln cr,l5
language known IN America. AMONG which We ne-
tee one from The late Hon. John 81. Clayton. ~
Delaware
Dyspepsia. Hsaasche ani Indigestion, rs vA..
All persons are moro or less aaecte1. can usually o.
cured by moderate exercise, wholesome food, and 4
dose ofH<crhasc's Holland nttcrs one h.uf iei.i,
.saeh mcai."-Ean. San. Ja~ul-a2~lml
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

No MokK sHoorrse -Sport<men viii bear
in mind that the game Law again went into
operation ON the Let day Of the present
month. Until the first day Of November
Asxt IL viii be a penal offence to kill quail
pheasant. grouse. etc. We hope the law
viii be strictly enforced against all offenders.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
ID. EBblII. Capt.
6lst 2flirish) Regt. I. V

wASTEp.-Twenty- five men 10 oil Capt
Harris Battery Ind. Vol. Artillery. 18th
Regiment now In the field at Mumiosds' lie.
Kentucky.
Recruits draw wages from the time Of en-
listing. and are sent directly 20 camp. Uni
forms furnished 10 recruits Immediately.
Recruiting Ohee. north side OF Wabash
street. between 9Th and 9Th streets.
LIEUT.. JOHN J. HAYES.
Harris Battery 65th Regiment Ind Vol.
Recruiting Officer.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

- The River At this point commenced
20 rise again. We are informed. but IL Is not
supposed that IL will continue long unless IL
shoula rain heavily above The weather
nos Thursday. i mild asa May morning
We would not risk much ON whatt will be
twenty sout hours hence.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

~ It appears that Jesse d. Bright after
being expelled FROM the Senate for treason.
undertook to play Catalina bat rather slipped
UP on IL. He vas careful however 10 draw
the last cent he could from the United States
Treasury.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

s6-A letter from Paducah to the Missou-
ri Democrat. saws the rebels at Columbus
are taking ali the Union men to Memphis
where they are confined in prison. Several
of the best citizens in Fulton county have
been taken. Col. HalIett. a prc,ainent Law
yer Of Hickman, was taken in chains.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
The spanish Defeated AT the National
Bridgc, Mexico.

SAX Francisco. Feb. "A courier arri,
cd at Acapulco p~fesiovs TO the 9th ultlmo.
with the intelligence of the defeat of the
Spanish army. IN a severe battle az the Ma
tonal Bridge. near Vera Cruz. The battle
lasted five hours.
Accounts from Western Mexico generally
represent the termination Of internal dissen-
sions aud a union of all parties 10 resist ior
oigh INVASION.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

IN In answer TO a dispatch from the
War Department. asking how many troops
can be in readiness in two weeks. the Gov
ernor Of Maine saws he has three regiments
Of infantry. one regiment OF cavalry. and
five batteries Of artillery that can be ready
to march in forty eight hours.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

- Preparations are making by the far
mers Of Monroe county 60 manufacture q
large amount Of maple sugar the coming
season.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

TN EsskLLsoS RfcoRp-<umher tw olive
IT this admirable work "a received Ia con
tains al embellishments. excellent lkencsses
Of Gems Mccall and Burnside. The Diary
brings the history OF the rebellion down 10
the 22d Of August. 1861. The documentary
p%ortion : volnminous. and highly Interesting
This number ends the second volume and
contains title page and index.
The hack number can be procured. Ad
dress q r. Putusm. ase. Broadway. Ne~
York.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

- The Nashville Patriot Of this 18th
ali. contains a long card from Ben McCuI
Tough. addressed 10 the Richmond Wing. In
which he roandly abuses Gen. Price, accas
ing him Of robbing tho Louisians and Ar
kansas soldiers Of their share Of the glory
won IN the battle Of Springfield. in which the
Louisiana regiment so Ben says took Sigsl's
battery At the point ofthe bayonet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

ftNuAL HoNoRs-The German Military
Company Of this city. turned cut yesterday
afternoon. led by the German Brass Band.
70 bury with military bonors. the remain Of
Charley S~takemsn. who it viii be remember
ed received severe injuries at Paducah some
months ago. Of which he died and whose re
mains have just been brought home.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

MAaHlxD.-On the och instant. a, the..resi
deuce Of Mr.. John West by H. Musgrove,
Esq. Mr.. JAMES II Biewoob. Of parke Co.
to NAOMI p. Prrrrr Of this county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

~ Mr.. James Robinson. who resided
four miles east OF Bloomington. this State.
died on Tuesday. the 2sth. at the advanced
age Of one hundred and three years.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

A strssgier from the Bowling Green
camp. captured By eur advance on the I'D
ult. reports that the rebel force at Bowling
Green IS ITO. 800 strong. with plenty CT ar
tllery. Hs statement Is d;seredited by our
~oficers.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
~ nANAI nSnN Notarx Duh.

II >. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
-. lie. Collector, Claim Agent. &c., dc. offers
his services TO the public. especially To those who
have been connected with the Military service Of the
United States, and who may have. any claim against
the General Government lie viii arrange. forward
and successfully prosecute all valid claims, AZ reason
able charges. and as rapidly as the business can be
dispatched before the proper officers al Washington.
Having TEs YEARS experience and practice herein,
and the aid 81 an old officer Of the Eeneral Govern
ment under President Fillmore administration be
cannot fail in being successful with all legal claims.
whether for PENSIONS. BOUNTY MONEY or LAND
WARRANTS.
HALF-PAY PENSlONS-Tne willows. or II no
Widows, the Childrcn under sixtc,n years Of age. II
officers and soldiers Of the present or any previous
var, who have died OF been kiiiei while Ia the ser
vice, are entitled 10 Half-Psy.
SNALID PENSIOSS.-Al officers and Soldiers
who are disabled by reason Of wounds received Or
disease contracted while la the service and la tn
line Of duty a. a soldier, at any period, a1e entitled
10 Invalid Pensions.
LAND ARRANTS-Al who served Il DAYS IA
any Of the past wars 81 the United state. or OK day
in battle, are entitled 10 lGl acres OF Land. la cas-
Of death, the Widow and Miners are entitled.
BOUNTY MONEY.-1he heirs Of all soldiers uhs
have volunteered during the present war for tire,
years or during the war. and have diei or been kiiiet
while in the serNico. axe entitled q ONs irSsEfi
DoiiARs Bounty Money. and such arrssrs at the Sol
dier's pay A. may have accrued Ia The date ~ III
death.
No charges made without a claim Is successfully
terminated.
d :. DANALDSON.
feb3dtf Notary Public. Ac.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

TO- The Terrc Hsutc Express IN IL no
lice of the robbery Of Mr.. Dyson opposite
this city. SAYS that he sss visited BY a gang
Il about thirty. &c. but whether they
we're IA organized band % robbers OF a reb.
e~lscouiing party = not known" There " ere
only fsur ncn, eagsgcd N thss flair. and IL =
eel known hey were fFom this side Of the
river. No ~msraadia< bands Of rebels have
been within thirty macs Of this cifv. 90 far
- wc arc Informed, and We have no fear.
Of iavAsion hom that quartsr.-Essssral.
JenrEsi
We gave the report a. 40 Fcce ved a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

pss,sse ssecI-lrof TVas wRi open
a dancsas school Cor ehiidrsa. IN Washington
Hall. wet side Of the Public square on
Saturday Al , o'clock p m
A few more pupils wil bs received 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

The us rayer Of the city efrerrc Hause.
sse s~fa-sssa 60 meet a, the Court Hou.c
ga fussias evening. tic ilih INST. a. :
cciock 2 m % con.ider no oousksion Il
the tnsuces of the city ne mole ADD mn.
nes q ievyins tsxes. Tho lcgalt, ef tie
ams .she smesns l>ssei safcoscsei. and
how dishprsed and whether the municipal
expenses eanhos be reiacei ~ithout injary
to The city.
February :. Ises
AAAt ljosfnai cts1
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

~ We had the pleasure OF visit ,~essef-
day from G. W. Brown. Of the Putnam Ban
ner. lie i IN good health and hopeful.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ During de molih Of January they
vile.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07
CHERIFF's sALE.--By virtue Of

CHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue OF
- two ,enditioui expeaas cxe1uuons, issued from
the y1ro Circuit Court. o. nc directed aud delivered,
one In fayor II stlah 1nst AMI against israel y trh-
an. cne IN favor q fsTacl kethum and against Sc
ish Judd. / am ordered % sell The following detcfib.
"a real estate. situated in Nigo coaufy. lniisna. 80.
ufs Tn llei ar-ss q gro1nd "A III uorih siie u
,hs sosthsaa quarter C. q fhe narfhessi quarter
It.1 q ~csion eseuteen IL f~o~i,hlp ten .iol
range eight ~. AMI on
SATURDAY, ~FFHRUAnY p, iess.
within ~ legal hours q aid day. Al tie Ceurl
Hoasr tner. IN tefre Hnute, viii ortr the rsnts esd
pfonH a The above drscriici Real Estatf, toeeihs'
Nth all tbs privileges and apparienances tothe tanr
hetonEinx. fur = Term unt ekcceding seten ycarf, g.
the hirhrst tlddsr Or cash. and uppa faiiurc t. real.
lxe a sura sunlcienI % satsb saii skecnu"n ~
costs. I vii then AMI tbere eder the fee~lupt. ii
81 - said Rfsi Estate. - Ia hirhe~f tieder -
cash. 20 ssilsfy the sane.
us 3lth Coy a 1anusfy. Vs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

Mrsys-Thh very disagreeable and oitea
dangerous disease prevails TO a considerable
extent IN New Albany.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

Coxr on IHAvf RooH soa a frw AozH
N GsEEisos.
Col Mullen says. England j. about TO
pitch into us. Nos We must have enoigh
Of men 70 boil down their pitch into tar and
then ne win change their rcd coats into n
different color. For l know NE can tar snd
ssfler any Nation "or any other man. that
will pitch into ihis Glorious Union ofevSs.
Come on boys. my Office i on the North
side Of Main Street. between 9th and lib.
Sign of the sStars and Stripes"
II. EBBITT. Capt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

Wssnf~srox. Feb. s-The President has
apfrotcd TIE hill. safhoriEing the Secretary
q re Interior a. strike from the Pension
roil. tie names Of all such pcrson. are a.
msy hereafter take up arm< against the
Government q the United States, or Who
hare in any manner encouraged tlc rebels.
or manifested - mpfhy With their cause.
II : knosu Inst some pcfs0ns "a The Ncst
sfcr drawing their pensions have openlv JOIN
Cd The eneny. While others who have no; a
ken this exEeme ssep. have ogenly symn
thir~d 9Th the reheis AID drawn their pen.
agra
TIE az iass yas-el aaarls a partial rem
cdr against disioyaf pensioners rcreirinr
ro3sy from the Government
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07

REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers. -
~ have Dwellings anl store Rooms hYnear ~
towns. excellent places % sei roods. Which ! viii
trade ir property in or near Terre ~llaute. aud pay a
= HARBFRT.
d.eiet8xCm Seal Estate fgcat
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-07


Gems. Sigeis's and Asboih's Briyades
Gone Soufh-Imporfanf Roads-Rarnored
Capture Of Rains-Priee ia a Fighting
Mood
RoIIA. No, Feb. 5.--Thc correspondence
OF the Missouri Republican says: The re
mainder OF Gen. Sigel's Division started
vest on Sunday morning. under command OF
acting Brigadicr General Colcr. Asboth's
Di, ision started several days ago. and there
are now LETT at this place only the troops who
are 20 remain for the protection of the post.
The roads have somewhat improved. and
army teams are progressing with less difi
Gully.
Tho Union refugees from Southwest Mis-
souri, are taking up their line of march Tor
their homes once more. every day they may
be seen on the road vending their way Ga
warts the Southwest.
There l. a mmor that Rains has been cap
TIRED by Lanes forces. bat IL needs conir
nation.
Advices from Lebanon pisiihcs the inter.
cncc that II viii be several days perphafe
weeks before the army moves forward, ans
movement OF importance need be expected
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paign shall have bcon concentrated ~ that
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