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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
go. ne, ., The tinted states.

The undersigned Collector Of the Internal
Revenue Il the United States, for the eth
district Of Indiana. Under the Excise Laws,
viii issue licenses IN the cann'x &c Niso.
commencing on the Both irs'.
Pcs.ons assessed vii cal lla pay. and
ave costs and penalties.
Ofice corner Of Wabash aud Markci -
second story. Farrington's Block
Gold. silver. notes OF the solvent bank. Of
Ohio. Indiana. snd United States paper ~ill
be received. JOHN G.. GRAIN.
Collector 7fh Dat Ind.
Teffe Hauie Oct -. lSC2 OBJ =
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

- A ss>9oFr4eat Il The y. ! ffis
,.-s tells tie loliowiAs tor, II I'm. ~
tseeps - Bolivar Height.
lusest o. boiling ,he a.cf. oae COMPANY.
hAssog rrccrred the necessary faei. 81
about Zoe somethi1S that sAosia serve =
Sustain t,c camp kettle above lie cioWir-
embes-. / acs I'D nos lcnS - aesk here
~ere sunlgy piles 81 riaed shs'l ahoas ;ris
~ the rebels Aftcr Col Me. sarrsnaer..i
ma 1icd fcag 81 thee. placed arer ~.
hrrwoo1 nate a admirable rcstsrr rise.
ssr tie Kettle Il vas risce3 trcn them
TIE p.-oi ~ ckrote.iy PEEL shent suI :
s.ssd Eersvthin< -. rcirr We TIE
rcs e 49, men vsis.l suse
t.s ss.F noef. ir,gak l..1A ever nc sasel.l
hi.se The ~ hcsie3 81 fte ssate taae
.,retA.nr eise het~i $50 There esfr
fsus loai e1rso<ou. There a. tetss
.h,se snoke fAsfs ~sfs f.eoss q iess
-hszsfinr ahcet Ia str 49, sers unriea<2ttlt
IA there wefe = aosta ekr.es beating
a..oracr.y retreat frcu 80 scsre - scf.ea
Fortunately 70 &c 49, hefl- FFcslrui
81 re<sneri 81 bel - -1fe cs-1 LEI
e O.. loaded sseilA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
~sSss
CINCINNATI uAukE T.

CINCINNATI, Oct. -.
Flour ia better demand at the close. and
firm al * 25 under News from New York.
Wheat held p higher hut 40 advance es-
tabiished
Corn IL good demaid. at 5rG39c.
Oa'. dull. at J0M52c for new sal s5c tor
old
Bailey unchanged.
Whisky ia actise demand. &c DO.
Netting done in provision
Hogs cold at ~ IS. and ~ good demand.
Four house. packing green hams held Al
bite
Rev lasd j. ia active demand At 9',c.
No change In gold silver or demand notes.
Exchange dull aI pr aud lsc premium. sell
ing at - discount.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
rpoN THE POTOMAC

Han o. srfrs AENY OF I'M PoToS.o.
October. 81. \
t.euefsl iTes-srion's adyace has arrived az
Piercelisvil.s, e.;hia few hours reach OF
Gen. Ionc-tsr~t- command. which i belies-
ell a. oe al Ups-f,iiic. near Ashleys Gap
4 despatch from Pleasanton written At 4
O'Clock. states that he had driven the enemy
80 Tar With the ioss Of a corporal. who wss
taken a prisoner by his horse falling No
iufor nation has been received. changing the
position OF the msin bedy OF the rebel army
from the vicinity o; Winchester and Bunker
Hill
The recent rams have not matefley In
terefered nth the lords At Shepardstown
or Niliiamsport. 1t Harper's Ferry the
water rose two inches, and the Shensnaoa
has increased four ilches. AT the same poin,
the rebe: cavolry in considerable numbers.
continue 10 show themselves between Mar
tcnsburg aud Cherry Run, and a regiment
was ssca and fsed ST opposite Sharpsbury
yesSsglss.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

Rs.-to~. oct - In reply 10 a re-,letien
adopted a. the meeting IF the peoples part!
recent, held in Springfield. recommending
Charlie Francis Adams ior Senator. "a place
~ Chsris- Snmutr. JOHN tlpincs Adams.
..,n ai si,. former ~fits- letter decliaios
such u.e 81 ia fathers name The ieuer
saw. Knowing ~ | ID The refsmoahi I'm
rattsnee which BIZ Adams attaches -
unity and harmony 81 action az thl- time.
think il proPeF % say that having been e"n-
-nlt,. a. to sach u-e oi h. name. he hf-
refused absolutely 90 consent O. Is
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

0ssrExs AT Doughty Saloon. Main
Slsset ION can always fad Malshy'a celebra-
80 ,stnd 81 Baltimore Oysters. fre-h. sweet
an nee ~ tie Ji-h. halfar whole can =
"a nish 10 ENJOY . quiet dish ot oysters.
i. :. there an.i pes Is lie always has 80
) .e.tly a'd dealers IN the neishbor-
wa- .'a .,su,.i ~ send their eiiet'
tim ih"y 49, good article
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

"a The Fir,t aua Tveaue,i. kentucky
infantry. a portiun q ten smith . division
Of zen. Criuctdens corp, ieil upon tho rear
guard OF Gen Kirby Smi,h'r rebel iofse-
ON "wednesday last IL tho vicinity OF ""a-"
Creek Salt Work. about forty miles iiom
Cumberland Gap. killing number Of the
enemy. ,aking ninety prisoner. and captnf
,ng one hundred and City head of cattle
~ rremy "a said % have been
eomnlats .bo Federsis sustaining nc lost
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

- esskee In.iiaa has been admit
tea e. JeIe-aie t. The rebel House II
Representative from the Cherokee Nation
lie ,houll have been admitted s. feffe-
sentative II Rebellion r. iaree
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

II Tho segmor,ite- 10 Albany hsei a
salate last 1fs.3y. - rejoicing over the cop
peeheaf '..mA - ia Indiana They hate
nese. da..s ..arh "a celebration - q In.
io1l victory.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

- itis .inguier 'aci that if. The 'is'
esument Insane A-flum at Washington.
there arc, number 1T aa'iiera sni so'erai
officers = as-e minds have hecon" defHnSsd
,,h,le n III service Of their country. lnsa"
Nv IN a number Of cases d., been produced
~ sound. received in battles The Assist
ant Surgeon ia charge u to Asylum. d.
stevens. refuses 70 give he names ~ the
unfortunate fos pubi,c.iIea.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

- The Madison Cosf.eS say tie ifeeps
lately Stationed n Is0c.-' baf. OF isc lndi-
ara side moved % the either shore yesterday
nj occupied CaFrollioa. Ky The force
esn,is,s q 100 men q tie ioolh tisas 49,
isstrs. and 2o0 81 the - Indiana essaifs.
Cel Gfcv eommsAding
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

lT-Ihe preparation d The postage u
rene, note $ rapidly decreasing he
susus, noe iosn.shei daily Is quite large.
4na all .aa reach ore hanjred '''on,and
dollars
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

- Latest Nev York -syles Of Sill Hats
--somethirg neat and styiish--iust received
80 Basueit's Hat Store. northeast corner II
tie Pebble squire. Tuell Ripley's old stand
Cali ard get one ort@I 4w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

- wo uniefs,snd thai the receas cold
leather has done great deal q iajaFs 70
tie apple crop in this vicinity. - not more
,hsa half of Il has been gathered.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

r. Acting hrigadiee.cenefal td~aoi
Mecook with I've hundred cavalry lcis
Cab Orchard on Thursdas last. aud IN
e,notcfca several bands If Morgan AMI
e.atts rsbe. ,a,alry neat Paint Lick and
H., n,a .uccss-,on ossklfu hes snsuci
s.. hich Iaus - i've rebel. we're allied ane
st... ,l.,.. s... taken prlsoness III th,
s.lenaoh Operators belonging % kfbl
sn,lh'- army. eish their spp~rasus. ~er'
aafel /, fhe. wish Tint, three wagons
...,...,,.tr, ,.+ise. col Mcceok lei thes.
.k.fm .hm. ,oties. ard hal 80 hoFsea sho
.,ar, h.sa 1ae rebel. rstgcste.i ~ 'h'' ia
,eruen efN Vernon.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

iuuAnKirHlA Oct - &c Nashus l1u
ST. IA t.,-.ssx ..1s Gee Mcclellan - d.
removed hi. heaaQautets . the Nng.nia
sic ., tie Potomac. precisely where. 4
NAV u1s oe proper a. say
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

Robert Brice of about 800 tone, burthea
loaded with clothing, ard medicines &c. L.
y a.se iassred thst tse U. ). Steamer Al
baisop, captured the Schooner Two Sisters
eff the mouth vi the Rio Grande o. the 2lst
ult. She VAS living the rebel dag 1t The
tine. and rebel register was found on her
Her cargo consisted Of grnny cloth. rope.
crimeiac *.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

SUBSTITUTE WASTED 400 viil be gwen
for substitute for drafted nan. II .ppii
cation = made ~ this Office within q fes
davs u
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- \ dispatch iEom louisville --s- The
a.anA Jurs have indicted General Jen {.
D...- - rn.uslaash.es r killing Geaeral
Solroh
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LOCAL, DEPARTMENT
LOCAL Avp NEWS ITFNs

- Yesterday va pleasant DAY.
q Squaz winter beng ase over. ~e nv
lsok fsr touch ~ tie "Iliian -rm'per.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

WA.nlxoroN 0ci eSih Fl s direction, oi
to, President the State al Tennessee. east
OF the Tennessee liNef. aad such parts OF
Northern Alabama IT, NAV Be taken po-.cs-
son of ~ the United states troops. will
constitute the Department Of the Cumber
land. ami /. % be under the command Of
Gen Rosecgau- he troops under the com
mand at ten Grlnt will constitute the 18th
arins corp-. aud those assigned - the con-
, n1sua Of Gen kosecrsus vii constitute tie
ilh army corf>
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

~ All shoe. VINO want beautiful SILK
llat. 81 tie iatea fashion. ca'. a tho New
NorS Hat store and got ere 81 sao Home
Hssufsctufe. which make myself. there
ioro can warrant AL hats bought 81 me-
haze fine assortment - French Beaver.
0uei rnl son Cas-i'ncre hats Of the hnos,
tu<it, as,i - al colos- whfci, I'm selling
vef, lov also. large assortment 81 Wool
Han 81 ali COLOR. fass'u.; so r''ce - low
- fits cents
= n LOWENkE. fsasu "a Hatler
Successor - ) =. "a ! -.
M co. lof fii,h and Man q
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

Zoos We want 81, 00O OF 100 .0oo dozen
Egg. Tor which We will Ray the highest cash
mice. T. :. FUTILE & co
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

r. GcntfG g5secgsns All an q.e-ei
,..r,r~h casss MouaA, issf ., sesi> - Is
re~ command
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COLLEGIATE
nv z RY.

HAVE PURCHASED the entire
4 ~rr.-st .s.a q NJ. Nknir. ssrsssii. c.ssk
et.etr. IA. 40 az rFsparrt e NfnsA AZ tiofs
- 49,. - f,-ns-seeEsl skrssesry 81 ne sew~<s
- 49, Anrss Trs-s. - scF strss te1 =
- = tsrtes 81 t'si1s-sr, 49, hr1 &c 50 sff
fkrs e. u
~r-ely y. A. c"t&
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"ELMBoLD's GENUINE YRap.
IL TON.

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PR9PA
III TON
"8ieuLy coSoENTnA1ED'
COMPOUND FLUID EXIIACI nUc4t
Positive acS Specific Remedy
ycr Diseases ofthe RI.ADDER. KIDSTYN. CRAWL
and DRoPSlCAL SWKLIlxGs.
rhis Medicine increases the dessr % Msssues
anS excttcs the A0SoRkxET1 into hoalkhy 49,
BY which the wATKRI or CALCAHoU6 80
retuced, . sen - TAN AND INFLAMMATION
Ms. woxrs. os cHuD.xs.
EcxroIDs xxTxACr EpcEr
Arising from Excessss Hsssss u psssspaIsos. HarSv
ATTENDED, wiTa TaK FOLLOWING sr.rroxs
h @ e ssSs = prcv,, :; :, ss
Weak Nerves, frsnh,l.s
HorTor CtpsseAss. MANLY
D'rurtsS g NisicI. f..n IN The Du14.
Vsiverssl I-Asstsls q q. rsssaIsr syvssn,
Dtyas.. ia. s..s, E.sr:Iss: % q; .. F.s..
ghese symptoms. II allowed 10 80 On. With shs
medicine Invariably removes, soon fsllo~s
INPoTkNCl, fATUITl, Efik.kPTIC FLA
N ONE OF WHICH THE PATIENT NAY kxP1D1.
Who can say tha, they are not freQaenily fcticwsl
by those "piREfuL DISEASES
INSANITY AsDooSsukrrIof."
Many arc swsre q. the cause 81 their suferfa<
But MONK WILL CONFKSs.
THE RkcoRDs on THE ISSANE ASTHMA
Asdihe Melancholy Deaths BY Consmpsas,
srs a. rsss ~,TSs>- 10 rss rsrss Q, ~. -
ORGANIC wEAKNKSS,
Requires the aid 81 medicine 70 strengsAss -
Invigsrsss Ne syssua.
which BslssolO's EXTRACT BrcHu >vsnsh9
dces.
r~,.t ~u1 eoxx,~rs rxs .csx sxxrxxc~x
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~ The seencs At the taking 81 ne essh
n New osleaus by The lades asc resefle'i 2"
lave s..,u le.licr,,p~ enough. -sN~a letter.
.oa. ,oaug Ms. a. he passed out a the
h.n ab.rssel % her. ir.enj We'll. really i
.i...s sau.a alter Al. i. e ciptillc oue sall
l,l, "a hlasS-a widow. ~ tathcf he ifsce
..a..a ss.t.. -,lesceni.sl thc mtFble ~isr-.
.t,sins 49,; earnestly o. lie can,e1'- o.,
ne cesndeate. Sic seemed sr it -hc would
,ns ihl'.ts il wiih her gaze She must
leaves prosperity ia NeN oslear- ier
..fnesls q save hef. wealth lsom cona-ea-
..sn. asa les hate tor the Government tia.
h,3 4. .he supposed rcbei her ia wee.isl
made. most likely. tie letter. ou that ccftif.-
e.te burn scs eye - hfc. A. ccurs.l q
sss. smother ~alov cane. and tFirgcd 80,
VIII .ac aippaa' remark q he's sSnfsnie'.'
vl.n ny word. thu affair has cau,ed -
500, emotion sasn Wheu ssoci ur - q
plsrfIrt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
PRAIRIE CITY BANK.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO the
y stoek holders tAst he surasi ui-stlrs fer TIE
- - eis<tiux flne Directors - tae sn.ring
49, - he held a. tA.if ksnfing Hogse - Isrre
Esr,e. -. wsine.tsr ~. fHA tsy - Ner-.e-F
NO : RpAcH. c..sisr.
T~--~ rsut.. - =. isEt a.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29
FEnALES-YKMAIEs-yn
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, hARRIKp. Oh CON.
TEMPI.ATIyG MARRlA0H


FxnALEs-YKMAIEs-yn
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE, hARRIKp. o. Coz.
rkMPIArING MARRlA0K
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO YkhAlxo
ss s.ssa y az sn'
ness, or Suppression Of Customary fvseasuons. CT
eersted Scirrhoss ofthe rssru. LeoccxvAe>a
or Whites SerIlity, and fer all complaints neidsaa
20 the sex whether arising from lndiscrssssr Hssfzs
., Dissipation. OF in the
= DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIE.
SEK SYMPTOMS ABovE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BEwfTHoUr n.
rAxs NO soss BAIsAs. hrscrrr. 90 rSstsAaAxp
hrpscEsr voa rsrixAsASr AND pAsesaces pu4Aoe
HFLNBoLD's kxTRAcr hrcHr
sEcKET DISEASES
IN eli thelF Stages. At nule kxps~p~
n,,le or no e1snSs Of pss, Ne tsSssvsssssSs
IL GAUGES . frequent desire and givss ssrs.gQA 10
rrinste, thereby Removing Ohstruotieus.
Preventing and Curing strictures G. he crs<hsA.
Ansyins Pain ard lnesnnsren. 80 freGsspe
the class CT diseases. sc1 sxpeiiln< a. foAocc>o.
Diseased. and uo-r-sci rs'es.
rxorsAsrs sso<aAxra
MO NAVE EKkN INN VICTIMS on oCAcxR
ssd who have PAID fDAvr &c Be eurel IN -
tine, have found they WIRE deceived. and shax ~
POISON" hsx, ~ the use q 'rowerful Astsen>
secss seen dried NJ in The SYSTEM. % sessk 90 IL
rxIsArs AYrrR NARsiAsx>:
CO. HKLNsoiD's EXTRACT SrcHu ss~ q, ~.
n's' 81 @, :'S, 2, "a, INV ouc.~s.
uA'ns 'r mxf.s on FEMALE,
rrun whatever esrse originating, ans 90 nssisr
NOW LONG sTANDINo.
ptpse~ss cftsss~ organs require the ~ pkus~2>
KyIhpOIDsEATRACTB uCHr
l. TIP GREAT DirBffrCt
As<u s.rfsin to hs,u the deslTed es~st In - 0ss-
eases for which 10 is recommended.
vstrres of nost reliable and resp~,ssibls chsfssisu
-ili sooompAuy the mcd.esnes-
CFETIrlCA TFs OF CUhBs.
frstn 10 70 yesrs' standing,
with nsmes known
sCtyNCE AND IANH.
Price o. per bottle OF six for O.. delivered C. ~
address, securely packed from ossrrvstin-
Describe symptoms in all oomnuniesucoe
Cures Guarantccd. Advice Grasls
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman 81 u
city of Philadelphia, N. I. HEI.NBoi.D. Chemist ~
ssns no narcotic, mercury. or irturloss drugss
rorely vegetable. VI. +. Hkl4boto
sole nanuss<snsss.
! s~orn .aa ,a'.aih.d hsiors me, the ia dsy
Aafres. letters f0s l.formston In ocnsd<ros -
HHINBoID,n AM
rrsouosi and Analytical Csestsss
nrWAHE OT C0uNTEREEi1G
AND uSrnIyCIPI.ED DkAIIBo.
Who ssdssvor 70 dispose ''os vssn cvs'' Al ~srs
/ %" AnuczEs TEE nsyrrauos sv1snspsv
ussnbe's's e~ru;ee rrepsfstons1
% Fsusei neehs-
Improved Ross Wssa.
| so,ahy T. n. BARk q CT.
J.R. crNISGnAu. IN poSsgLlt
And q, Dssss..'s .,.ry.Ssrs- -.
| Cal oct the Advertisement ard s~sd Coz ~
AND AUGMENTATION AND nxroGun1.
kArehb'esdA~J
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At4r shesl Evening Star Temple
=. aas..s s - held ~ Mondss "sen'ns
lsst no fole s.sx Officer were elected i"F
sts sn.a.ns s.N monsh'
" Nuts. " tt
WunAu wesftfs. v \
= wr.rtAtf. " 4
y +. Sft,a>-. VAR
" HrsarH. W r. 4
n FuaotnNr. " /
R-ut>~r~. " L
M HsN>k " y I
M lnf " g.
- 4 Rt->ttt. " :.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29


- Ladies' and gentlemen. nun : tho
.mc t. get your Fall ard Winter wear cai-
orsd All cleaned Having improved and en-
lafre3 ocr dyc.aou-c and Finishing ,oel-. We
are prepared - do any kind Of work IA our
fia- not - be oNce,lod 10 the western
eits- q kElNEkS 4 son,
East Wabash It. hot oh - \ canal
octiodIm
MAN Arms We want 500 bu-h Nj
IAN, Ample. c. FUTILE CO
Eraosai The proprietor 81 Gle lc'se
Hsute saloon wi.hs- 10 inform the public
that 10 has rcmoysd - l.uslo~iei's FLOCK. o.
S.sth street. one door from the corner \
lunch wilI b. .et from u II o'clock ever,
morning
ALL also Keep !. Goa. tsst suplii, 20 Hell
shlc Layer Beer. Ala. Cau~l'a auh Thine
Wine. and ell kinds 81 tho he,t l'auot4
vii be- happ, % go IA, old cusi"aer. aud
q 3 many ~ cne- a. may favor me
o-t9i2a kATzENBAcH : 90
Potatoes.
~ wahi 5.Oon bushcl rlsae White Ne
oetl i,l2~ G. :. TuIfih y CO
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

TWIN DoIl,as REwAED.-Stolen. on
Saturday night. Oct ii'h. from the Public
square. Terre Hauie. Ugh; bay Horse,
bald face. three white wheel. collar marks.
aud three wears old last spring. The horse
he'd o.. -sdi!e. bfille. AMI msrtineaie- I
VII give the above rewara cor the horse de-
l,ered ~ Beauehamo- stable. Terre Hagle.
a. Information a. viii lead 60 IA recovery
WILLIAM ,. MOORE.
Tao AID half mile. east 81 Tefre Hauie
on the National Road ocfIt d&wsN
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YTEEL n RlPLE1'S
GRAND
OPENING DAY!
Thursday, Oct. 10, 1862
Exclusively Dry Goods
THE MOST ELEGANT ROOMS
THE MOST ELEGANT GOODS
THE MOST ELEGANT STYLES
and the
LARGEST STOCK
Ever exhibited in iefse hssls
Coms aud see ear E.sm. ~ss'Aes YOU
want Good. OF aes.
TUELL d RIPLEY,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

- 4 few mose recruits wanted 'mme
d.atels to Gil ~ C6mplns j.. list Regiment.
The same advance pay. premium and
bounty allowed a. paid 'hc he present
members OF the regiment Apply At Camp
Dick Thompson j. r. ALLEN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

Tere nau,e &c, %. lsce oei2s 81
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

Come aud see ear E-sm- whether you
want Goods or aet.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-10-29

TUELL d RIPLEY,
No.. Main Street. Gomez Of sth.
, 1862-06-25

Au,cng tue Governor ofthe loyal States
10 man has worked harder and done more,
than Richard Yates, thu Governor Of lii
rois. With but limited means, and greatly
restricted by his want Of power; he has a.
comrlishcd wonders and he has his
reward in the praise Of all his loyal con-
s.i.ucrts and in the hearty gratitude Of tho
3olL;crs whose friend lie has been. II is
1ow proposed 10 the soldiers to pat him
tut If ct1icc, and with him the policy, that,
;er the soldiers benefit he successfully III
1ug':rMcd. The adoption Of the New Con-
zitution docs it. Ne appeal to the men
ef Belmont, Fort Henry, Fort Donelson
Yitt.burg Landing and Fredcrickton-do
YOU want Richard Yates deposed for the
slkc Of putting . 1rc-in-the-rcar man
Eini-secessionist % malignant - In his
1lace. Brave boys, what say you--shal
1ais Ie9
, 1862-06-25

A SHCIsM III M0RM0NDDM.
ADVENTURE OF THE kAQRRIslTEs.

GREAT SALT LAKE C1TT, June ia band
OF persons numbering about 1,oo0 mcp, women
and children, under the the leadership of one
Morris, who claimed to be the prophet Moses
re-appeared upon earth, I'D formed settle,
meDt about thirty miles north Of this city and
Citizens Of the vicinity. ns fnsanaiy SRyn be- be-.
lieving that the Lord would = supply
their wants, they refused to labor for
their own support. Three OF their num-
Der, satisfied Of the imposition practised by
Morris, attempted to leave the gang and were
back heavily ironed and closely confined with
out shadow of legal authority. A writ Of
habcas corpus was issued by Chief Justice
Kinney and served, but ~as treated with con-
tempt and defiance bT Morris and his asso-
ciates.
Sufficient time having been allowed for the
production Of the prisoners and the authority
Of the court continuing to be set at defiance,
new writ Of habeas corpus was issued to-
gether with writ for contempt, and another
for false imprisonment and calling for the ar.
| rest Of the leaders Of the gang. For the exc
| infantry and artillery was ordered out on the
| 11th, by acting Governor Fuller. Resistance
| Was still Offered, and Morris and his men vera
| found to be strongly intrenched, thoroughly
armed and well prepared for defense Fight
ing eDsued and TWO Of the marshal's posse
were Eillcd. At length, on Sunday evening
] the 18th, the rebels assumed to surrender but
| attempted to resist anew IS soon as the attack.
ing patty approached. A hsnd to hand fight
| occurred, during which Morris WAS killed, aud
| another of the lenders named Banks ulortally
| wounded. The rebels were finally overcome.
/ Ing the SIEGE The MorEisitea refusing to COT
vey them to place Of safety. The prisoners,
147 in number, arc to be brought before ths
court tomorrow.
, 1862-06-25
The Rrea3denrH Response 10 the Pres
byteFfan Church.
DEPARTMENT OF SyErE..
N Orb Iu11A {

"To the General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church Of the Cnited Staten, holding It's ANIMAL
session In the city Of CINCINNATI:
REyEREND GENTLEMEN: hare had the
homer OF receiving yonr address to the Fresi-
dent Of the United Stztee, and the proceedings
Of ycur venerable body Oh the subject OF The
existing iDsur1eetion, By which that address
Was accompanied.
"These papers have teen submitted to the
president. an instructed 10 convey to you'
his most profound and grateful acknowledge
ments for the feryent assurances Of support
and sympathy which they contain. For many
years hereafter one Of the greatest subjects Of
ftlieitatioD among good men will be thc sig
nal Success Of the Government of The URited
States il preserving our Federal Union, which
is tie ark Of civil and religious liberty on
this continent and throughout the world. All
the events Of our generation which preceded
this atsempt at revolution, all that shall hap
pen after it will be deemed unfGportant in
Consideration Of that one Indispensable end
Invaluable achievement. The nen of our
and the most honored, will be they who
thought the most earnestly, prayed the
most fervently, hoped the most conf
IDENTIFY, fought tho most heroic-
ally and suffered the most patiently in the
sacred cause Of freedom and humanity. The
record of the action Of the Presbyterian
Church seems, to the president, worthy Of its
traditions md its aspiration, as an important
branch Of the church founded by the Savior Of
men
Commencing our yet distracted country
to the interposition and guardian care Of the
Ruler and Judge Of natiena the president will
peraeye1e steadily aad hopefully in the great
work committed to his hands, relying u poa
the virtue and Intelligence Of the people Of
the United States, and the candor and bcrey-
olence Of all good men.
~ have tile honor to be, reverend gentle
men, your very obedic1r servant,
tsNM. e. SEWARD"
, 1862-06-25

The frieuas Of the Secession Coustitu-
lion, bcatcu and disgraccd in the STATE, are
now about to appeal TO the soldiers in the
E.ll to save them from utter destruction.
Preliminary to the setting out Of tue Com
.nissinnc1s, the journals and pamphlets Of
tie desperate party that framed the swim
-lle, viii enter upon q course Of mercil.ss
lying to prepare the soldiers for the work
that Is expected Of tlc1n. Tic Chicago
Times edited by tie man who, after the war
began, threatened our loyal troops march
irg Southwark with g fire in the rear,'
IAs commenced the work, and, frorn Ibis
day. until the last one Of the votes is cast,
he will conduct lis paper for one purpose
to hoodwink, bambotz'e and huulbug
:Ac men whom he lately threatened. Let
.hc soldiers beware OF being led astray By
lis fa1schoods, one OF which we ventilatc
aud expose in another column.