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The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-10

Look out TOR paint" as the girl said
when a4iellow went to kiss her. ii ;7;sdoj2
FRANK. BLAIR Is said to be elected to
Congress in the st. Louis district BY three
majority. as'<S4s'- ''S'* '@sA'1>'7 s"os5"S' ''s'
WHEN may man be said to be "'dressed
in borrowed plumes ?'' = When be is tarred,
and fcathered. IL >s''>'' ID '''>S:'7S'' 90
DON'T " . fret on account of your bankrupt
cy. Your creditors will d. it for you. -.
JOSEPH MILLER mentions an Irishman.
who enlisted in the Seventy fifth regiment,
so as to be- near his brother, who was in,
the Seventy fourth. 4-~. z~..,.. .4,.4,,zu
The Postmaster General has, it is said
given orders for the redemption of postage
stamps which have been used as currency.
CouNTERFp1T Postage currency has al-
ready appeared in New York. We Shall
hear next Of counterfeit beans and surrepi.
tious saw dust. 'rs,.t>f' l.*%- .t*i'" t~-@ sofa
HERBERT WELLEs, q son Of Gideon
Welles, Secretary Of the navy, died in th,e,
city of Washington Of diptheria. His ag,e,
was four and a half years. = - ~ s''''2'''
J. CLANCY JONES, Buchanan's "right
bower" and late. Minister to Austria, is
named as candidate for the United States
Senate from Pennsylvania. "
|
"S1R, l will make you feel the arrows o
my resentment" "Ah, Miss, why should
l fear your arrows when you never had q
beau?'
ThE Troy Times has raised its, price in
consequence Of the increased cost of paper
CHARLES F. BRowN, (Artemus Ward J
has accepted an engagement to lecture forty
nights in California, commencing in Decem.
Der. 1t is supposed by some that he will
come up to time.'. ...>
The New York World virtually admits
that the 7ri6une's statement to the effec
that tenders Of compromise have been made
to the rebels at Richmond is true. ::,.,U
A SON Of Mrs. Tallman, Of this place, {;
member Of the Second regiment, now nea,
Corinth, has been sentenced to be shot fo
sleeping on his post. AS he is only sixteel
years Of age, and his mothe, is a widow
} much sympathy is manifested in his case.
} The muscles which close the hand ar
more powerful than those that open it. .
If we still love those we lose we canno
altogether lose those we love.
1t is easy to say grace, but not half. 8,
easy, to possess it. ... .>,, ..,.,,
THE difference between a fish and tb
husband Of vixen, is that one lives atway
in cold water and the other in hot. s@
I AM surprised, my dear, that hav
never seen you blush The fact is, hus
band, was born to blush unseen ,r
A woMAN's tears are generally moro ef
'ective than her words. In such cases th
wind is less powerful element than water
IT is less important to young lady tina
her lovers diamonds be OF pure water thai
that his drink should be-
TEE New York Evening Post, in proc
that the South is nearly exhausted Of it
:; fighting men: gives an instance Of a count,
which in 1860 cast 2,29O votes and has sen
2, 800 men to the war. ..,",'l
The Goodhue volunteer., 1862-12-10
Bailey House.

7NEN miles from Red Wing, on the Mantor-
l. Vile road.
Accommodations for man and beast furnish
cd at reasonable rates. Good Stabling and
plenty of water. =
J.V H. BAILEY, Proprietor.
n93a nv6-nl0:1y
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

lrc.-r,tT xSosS ks rNH ssrsA~ns 49,
Corner Washington and Section ST.,
SULLIVAN. ISpIASA.
rI-HF undcrsf<ned having purchas~d The a--eve.
/ aesi<a making Il oae u tie rosi co1i'sftahse
IIcsris In a. wes-- 2-r1 Car seper.e- n svery
tasicn q he travelling rnec. sat rniertsnrneti .
e.tsr-s ~1<k.ns ha1rlzs. rielxe upresrtet e1sf =
- s<sre 10 h<krst ca~nfo-t ssf convc-i<rsr,' =
frslf rncsts. ar hsvr feii eFnfernSe IN tnf s'~'
sSc7sA : n wnTx rfs--s-s-r.-
r-e~-rhr~ e 1s~l dtwff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
Isr CONGREGATIONAL CHURCI

coaxrK OF srf AND ciUkRr sTaEErs,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

os TfTTu. rrTwSrS sAIs ASD cHrE-T srErErS.
REV. {. w. FITCH, RrcTca-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

EPISCOPAL CHURCH:

Dr-r~y sx-~icrs vii - heis n n. forowi
Caurrh-s ,r~ekiy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
UNDERTAKEN
SCHOOL NOTICE.

DERSOSS desiring situations as
i Tsachers 10 the Public schools n ilo cts n
Tcrre -Hsutc. th- onsnins fsll snd winter. Fs-
guessed make ~ appi.ra-te-f arfiflr- -
rsving them With ~. buckipghsm, q. l.i- book
store. on or bsfre the 18th irsf
nrzie-d9. q. 7. ~oEII,-
.ozi.al oops.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

North American Insurance CO
CAPTTAL. 0o,ooo
J. A. WALLACE. sec'y. J<s. q Rouys, Pres't
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
1,r.. Dsiiy Con neesions fros' Hsgrisbsr0s ~
Balhmere and Washington
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-Al.L
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Alans e low IS BY any CHE; Route
Bwy Tickets ri0 Pifts-
6,srg.
TscEEfs F0R SALE At All wsfS
OFFICES


FREiGHTS.
by tbs I-ent~ frrsEass Of al eseriptt.-s cas a,
ssgw srtet frcza fhiiA@eiPfia. Ne. York. Eoeta a.
RAanore, - any paitt cn the Railroads of Chic
KcrtrrAy, i,alir. lllpos. X l-ctas.- Iarss c- Ms
suari. ~ fsilscst c'-ecf.
The fernsyitknls ..ailfosi aiso connects at Pl<
tarrA vf'A ste2.qs-. ~ Wish Coos e. e fur
wsrt-e - A. GA - Ohla hfnssfs,~u-n K-n
tucky. TeuressSr, C---.sriant. niinois Nssiss.ppl
WisCons,n. rissr-rf Tt-sas Afkarkas an Rel ~
est ant ~ Cicrcisl ~a-l1sky art C1tcsrn ~.
s,srscfss - al lsErs tae NcTfh-NcSsrr I-.s-r4
tr-rtar>s a - f-rts arr .f.r q frsns.l-ts-
ts1 q tsrr Iftrti y tsis Ceapsag. csa re'y y n
c.,nftrrcc C. rs slcrt,g trzr.1it-
The RATS 90 rEEfeffr - ary -.ctrf lr -
West " The Ft1-.syiyar.s ktiroa1 are a. an faei
=. fsvO-shie sre rssrrei - vsAer nsii-a,A Ca
rertr--
rsrs-sisuta- se rsra rsrssgr. ~. rsS~svsr.~f.
rtuncsr"
SSKKDER. rAilsfrstsfs
NkGKkW CcONS. - Norfh .f Baltimore
lxASa - %. Se> . Asssr ks-u-e. - ~ sr-fs
Wiii.am So. rrs York.
LEEClt q CO. 7-><Ate - RosforA Il 80
X - HOUSTON. q aersi k'rrlrHf a-~r= ia a.
FNcCa fYwfS. Gonr~si fnr'r Alfori. Fr.rf
L =. NOufr. et-s-fN N',kfs frsrs fl..s1s' 4 )
erfH~tw
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HOTELS.
HOTELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, Ne" York
Boar 3..ise.f n s.a re, fas'


Bear 8s.ise.d - 81 pr da1,
siEcs o opsnias =. tAls va, = cr-,-at .ioa-
Hotel, IN lSs4, il has been the single eursvor Of fhe
rep-se.or. to rn.re II the mos, .urpsaoa.. con-
venien; and comfortable bone for fl,r ei,iren and
STRANGER on this side he Atlantic
And whatever has seemed li.sly % administer 70
the counfsrt q q. Er.ss. lA~y have snseAvored.
without resari 70 ez'. T. provise. Aaa 70 combine
ali the sis.sss- q naisiaaal ana -siAi enjoyment
which wote-r IN b. ht-p'ei. ,ri nes,rn taste
sYproEs1 ~id tAs patren&-s ~4ics 80 eosssass-
Il snr.ry 'A- rss; ~ year, = srsasr'ug prSs
shAs iseir ess-t- have i,eea .pi,rveis;s,i.
10 Lee, IA lxigenee. ofthe times. siss al are
reqsirea 70 prarsies ,he rI<is .-r,,o-y. -h~
unte-signed
Usve Reduced the Price of s:oara Ia
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
At sse --sas ..a- .sssa- so-- . sss ia1ur.s- :la
which her ,,tIs pas kiftrr.o seen suppll..
TkEADwYL.- wHT-co-s1 1 co.
Nsw fers. snat- :. issl sre-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
E.P. DECK Il GO.

AcOs ESG-.Ks, .'gEEEks.
:. B. Cc-.larf'y -r 49, f-rcrscs .. Ia C
wATEE pgOOF or rLtrtf.r1 W-Fra-tec " y
ter proof ard - isats~r sost pils sis
CITE.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
pYEINc 4 SECURING.
Fancy Dyeing and Securing Esiab
fishmcut.

WHITE CRAPS AND cArTfxEEH sHa~ts.
w SIX sn1 N ~oi<n lrresssz. s-ss- Csat.sr,sn.s
closss Cleaned and Co,oret by rev ce -s.csl pro
&c, 70 isok Ike c<w.
was<sh street between he canal ent fsS r-->s.s
ssns store ecs1rssf ey n. TN shop. .sysaszs.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

legal aivsrtisemenss sfy eeuts per square each
Insertion
Sstisf.r..z-v arranxements made with tho-e ~bo
l.A ,o ssrers!se by the year with the prviiers 81
eh.-.-inr AZ riea.ure Yearly advertiserr however,
.n he confined strictly % their regular ousiness.
41d frN IsfE glfafferfv. -,
Aivertpemenfs IN tae special notice column vii
- charged two prices
tfverflserucnis kept constantly the inside.
u~4o~ ard bali
rasife.s notices Published In the local columns. Of
t.n ines q ufde sill Be charged for earA its-rton
m. n over ten lines. ten cents rer line
Advertisements sent IN fJr no specified time. VII
leserfet three months. unless order - out-
-Aay alteration Of standing sdvert-ement vii
s-sa1nf 4 renewal of the same uole-- Otherwise
e,i npou ~ csutract-
.nnouining candidates for ofiice " every descrp-
vti be Charged re. 90 Tor each name IN the Daily.
30 n the pa and weekly Gisdgs ~ "a
sat1lt0us advertisements whatever
viii be made Tor inserting the notices OF
|. 80 4. 3oci .hes. or Associations a. follow;
notice not exceeding lines 15 cents Tor
"a n: eight lines AZ this rate
= 'sths with funeral notice attached,
Ill a. :, free
sssf vniz. Picnics ard Excursions. gotten
- by IYl or Associations, OF by churche-,
a regnla prc
Legal Avert. neats inserted A. the expense oi
Attorney ,rieri end payment not 20 be delayed
or the legal pfoce4rg T. bat coectaoe az the usual
ime Publisher n, accountable for the accuracy Of
szsi advertisement cyona The rraount charged Tor
their puticati0u-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28

A. rsr>of tlisf SO ri~1f Purffcr and pills
rurriy ve.ctaiir. have thc crrtiaca.~ q thc~c
Inent elnnisis Professors Ihi'f0uCi New York, and
L,-k> % Cireins,.a-
Is~ad Dr. Kot.a-k- Special Soticr- and Certificates
Published IN conspicuous Iari q ms faper iron
time q tine.
Price % The scansiirlavtan Nerrtaai- n,ood Furi-
fer 81 per bottle g pr hall dogen. 0f the San
dlnavan Vegetable Blood PAP, 8 cents Ter toz, q
f-orc- fnr 81
Principal cfnce and Ss1e~roozn. 20. East Fourth
ST., - Bsaldlor FROM Mail 81. cinclnnaii, o. Lab.
sratcry, No. = Hann0nd Street
FOR SALE By
~ rcSSEfJy ~erre Bsuse.
:. r. CUNNINGHAM. d"
vi. l. SHUFf. Srv Gozbch
fETER RUSAlLK, Ccriftu.e.
Ard ~ prurxlst@ and Merchants ge1@a ID
ttrou<hort fhe U1itei statss s1f Csrsfas.
la149~f
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"A B y T r a 9 T

Of He FZFrXEyTH SE37-AgvU4Z STATE
lkE-vT or fse condition Of ne HOME LNSJ.
RANCE COMPANY, of the City ef New York,
on tie lsf day ~ january. 1851
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-28
AsBURY cuAPFL, NJ. Il. cHURCH:

ooASsa or TocEsa ASp POPLAR STREETS,

Ctas~- s~-.-.-.............. p A.. p and B., p ~
Morning Service. .-.-lV's A. -.
Sunday school ................2 ~. ~.
Evening service. p. H.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14
SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
n s. DANALDSON, Notary Pub

H. lie. Collector. Claim Agent, &c. Ac-. Oilers
his SERVICES 10 the public, especially 10 those ~he
have been connected with the Military service Of the
United States, and Who may have any claim sgsins,
and successfully prosecute all valid claims, At
able charges and a. rapidly a. the business can be
dispatched before the proper ofhces at Washington.
Having TES lKAks experience and practice herein.
and the aid Of old o.iccr Of the Senersl Govern
ment under President fllmore's Administration, he
cannot fail In being successful with ell legal claims
whether for PENSIONS. BOUNTY AOSki 81 LAND
WARRANTS.
HALF-PAY PKSsI0,;s.-Ihe Widows, or II no
widows the Children under sixteen years q age Of
officers and soldiers Of the present any previous
gar, who have died been killed while Ia the
vice. ara entitled 10 Hslf-Psy Pensions.
INVALID PESsIoNs.-An officers and Soldiers
Who are disabled by reason Of wounds received
disease confrs acted while In the service and In the
line d duty soldier. At any period. are entitled
10 invalid Pensions
LAND wARRANrs.-An who served Il days IN
sny Of the past wars Of the United States or or dag
In battle entitled TO leo Of Land IL eAs-
\ OF death. the widow and Minors entitled.
BOUNTY M0SEY.-The heirs OF all Soldiers VIII
have volunteered during the present war Cor tire
years during the and have died been kitioa
while in the service, are entitled 10 OsE HrspsfD
DoszAks Bounty Money. and such arrears u The Sol
dier's pay may have accrued TO the date si Li-
| death.
Nochsrges made without claim Is successfully
+, terminated.
Deeds and Mortgages executed. and Blanks for
| nirhed.
49, Easscrs arresrsgss arranged and collected
| aud exchange promptly rentted
4 OFffCf at the old corner stand
:. DASALDsoS,
isbsdu Notary Public. Ac
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

IN A grand excursion train viii leave
indianapolis for Louisville on next Friday
week. June 20. for the cheap fare Of 400
for the round trip. The public OF Terre
Haute are invited TO join il. and the Presi-
dent Of the T IL. 4 X. r. has consented 10
take the excursionists To indianapolis for
bali fare. providing they number ~. Those
wishing TO 20. will please inform Mr.. l.. A.
Smith In the Ticket Office. or the Editor OF
this paper, where also the tickets can lie had
AZ least Two days before the excursion takes
place.
This viii certainly be one OF the most
agreeable trips oil the season. as il gives the
business man al opportunity 20 transact his
business. others again 20 visit the Ohio Falls
or their relatives aud friends; Others again
TO 20 even TO the Penitealiary. The trip,
according 10 this statement, amounts 30 ST.
p. The train leaves indianapolis at &
o'clock A. NJ. Friday, June -. arrive Ia
Jefforsonville at IL ~ A. NJ Reforming. il
will leave JeAersonsille on SATURDAY al 3
o'clock +. NJ. and arrive at Indian. polls al
$50 7. NJ. Persons wishing TO ioturn the
same day. can DO so by notifying the Con
duetor, leaving Jacksonville at IL I. NJ.
aud arriving at indianapolis at 5 O'Clock A.
NJ. next morning.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

- We accompanied Gen. Steele. and
i've or six OF the citizens sf this city Oh
Yesterday II Rosedaie Station In special
train.
Gen. Steele owns quarter section of
land at that place upon which are situated
two Of the finest Sulphur Springs we have
seen anywhere in the State. and also. sur
rounding the Springs. Is Sugar Grove of
almost unequalled beauty.
The General contemplstes improving these
ane natural advantages in the most splendid
style, and making il Watering Place OF
note Ii il Just far enough from our city.
for pleasant ride. and as place for escur-
sion parties. pic-nics. celebrations. or politi-
pal assemblages. none other within nearer
distance Of this place il so favorable.
Gen Steele has the enterprise TO make
this point the most favorable in the whole
country. and will doubtless. DO 50. The
people Of our city AMI surrounding country
will be glad 10 know that the improvement
OF these Springs is contemplated at an early
day. as there Is no other pleasant place in the
vicinity OF the city for excursion parties. etc
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14
Bsauregard is reported 20 bAve been at

Beauregard is reported 20 bAve been al
with remains Of his army on Satnr-
day last
Spies and deserters represent the rebel ar
my TO be greatly disorganzed, and mutinons
deserving regiments which refused 10 serve
longer than the time Of cnlistmeuf, nave
been disarmed. and large numbers shot.
The immense destruction OF valuable
stor0s proves that the retreat was hurried
one. Half burned locomotives and cars are
fousd in places where they would not have
been left IL the enemy had beea making
contemplated and prepared retreat.
The rebel army has stripped. OF food, the
whole country south Of CoTinth, aud man!
OF the inqabitants are in starving eo''di-
ton
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p,Fp-A. his residence in Harrison Town

Dsxp-At his residence in HARRISON Town
ship. on the morning OF the is'h ins''' o.
congestive Chill Mr.. JOAN MIIskR' aged
.bou. sixty .6se years. Ills funeral will
take place from his late residence on the
Bloomington road. this afternoon Al ao'cIock
10 which the friends of the family are re
spectfully invited TO attend, without further
notice. The time Of the funeral Was chang
ed. from that stated in the Journal. 10 this
evening al o'clock.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

- Some persons have ,hoagh, Il 10 be
70 Their Interest % leave Terre H-utc for
sosa~ other posas. bat this city seems To have
attractions that draw every one hack. We
observe that } A foote. few wears siece
tn hasiness in this place. has returned lie
IA. taken the corner lately occupied BY NJ
Reiahsri. and ~e zee he !. getting IA a cox
ple,e slss ofgroeesIes aud provisions lie ill
make Il a first class establishment IN every
respect. aai ~e hope be Ill get the pAifon
go hc merits. Give Aim eall Il The corner
II Fsusgh snd OHIO streets.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14
Night Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON, Junc ia baltimore slave
trader Who l. largely engahed In the traffic
in human flesh testified before the emanci
patton compan, to DAY. that slaves are worth
nothing in Maryland
The negroes ase running away - fact that
their value sensibly dcpreciaies
A bureau Of emigration i talked Of here.
nth III Hager nj its head.
For several DAYS past. secession fumof@
have prevailei that the Monitor and two 9th.
CT vessels had been captured by the enemy
above Fort Darling, and the names Of dis-
tinguishei gentlemen are arfhcrizedly men
soncd in their support. but there . such pos
tive information AZ show the reports have
not even shadow Of Foundation such nn
occurrence Is impossible
srrcisL 10 rosr
Mr.. Pierce. Government Superintendent,
Of tie cotios lands la South Carolins. afris
81 here this morning
lie left Charleston harbof on Tuesday
aud brinrs the latest intelligence from the
FEDERAL expedition vnder Gen Benham
our forces had corrupted JAMES l-iatd nn
Ier the protection Of onf gunboats
The confederate force IN Charleston had
been gieaiiy augmented
Deserters stated that ~ wN men from
Be.ursrard's Corinthian army had reached
there within = few DAYS. and that every pre-
prrstion va making Tor stubborn defence
Of the city.
when Nc. Pierce lels. il vas the opinion
/ q Com Dupont, that our attack could nol
ssfel, proceed until ~e had stronger force
There vas heaty firing from the snetn,
daring part u Tuesday. bat 40 sppsehen
son of dagger from an attack upon ca
troop.
Wssnfxsros. June l3.-Dirpatrhss iron
,ssn Hallsck, dated the l2th .. IN. hav.
been received a, the War Department.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14
CINCINNATI WAHN SET.


Flour dull and unchanged. IL is offered
more freely and but little demand super
tine 81, 90fi, extra. 1. 20sa -. fancy. 10
"a ,65
Wheat dull and heavy and prices nomi
nal
Oats duh at 3sc. buyers offering bat 3sc
al the close.
Corn steady at ne.
Whisky in active demand At ~, closing
bnoyant.
Provisions dull.
Mess pork il offered more freely, and the
best city branis can be brought At $1,000.
Bulk pork unchanged--no demand.
Nothing doing in bacon.
Lard quiet at
Sugar lower.
Coffee &c lower and the demand light
Gold unsettled. dealers selling q, 81 ta6,
premium
Demand notes up 10 p premium. There
i good deal OF excitement IN the market
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

- The canal the Depot. conta ms
quite "A amount OF s,Agnsnt water and hlth.
.shich sagar- III health Tor those living in
the siciaitv besides being an object not
pleasant 10 behold BY the people generally
Oas people are discussing the matter with
SONS interest. aud the City Council should
-se TIT ,bs csaas . elesn-ci ous ~s.l pat IA
.he ls,n.r saa.lllsan.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

~ la our advertising columns this
morning will be found tho advertisement Of
the world renowned Baker Family. who will
give one of their grand entertainments in
our city. AZ the Unisersalist Church, on
Wednesday evening next.
As this family IS so we'll known in this
community. il L useless for rs 10 say TO
everybody TO 90 for We know that their
kind and obliging Agent will be compelled
to patronizs some OF the lsmber yards. a
sufficient seats are not now in this building
20 accommodate all that will be there
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

INV Y0kg. June ia letter from the
army of the Potomac, 70 the Post. gives a
camp rumor that an Irish regiment attempt
ell 10 deser; from the rebels, and reached
Mechanicsville bridge, but ran after few
shots from our picket guard, and that they
are now under guard.
A letter to the Philadelphia Press states
that deserters are arriving and report great
number are anxious 10 leave for our lines.
not only from North Carolina. but fiom es
cry rebel State.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14
Hon. T.. VI Stanton:

Hon. T.. NJ Stanton:
Nv dispatch of the lst inst, stating that
Gen. Cascy's Divisions, which was in the
line, give way unaccountahiy and discredita
bly,, was based upon official statements made
to me before arrived upon the field Of bat
tie and while l was there by several com
manders. From statements made to me
subsequently, by Gems. Casey and Maggie. l
am induced to believe that portions of that
division behaved we'll and made most gal
liant stand against superior numbers. but at
present tho accounts are too conflicting TO
enable me TO discriminate with certainty
When the facts are clearly ascertained the
exceptionable good conduct will be properly
acknowledged
Signed G. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major Gen. Commanding.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

RKcRUrrs WANTED IMMEDIATELY The
10th regiment "a being recognized under the
auspices Of Col. j t. Lucas. late Lieut.. Col
OF the same regiment. and Ill persons wish
ins 20 enlist under officers Who have seen
service. can have chance now. OF assisting
in crushing out the rebellion. and once more
Witnessing the supremacy Of the Stars and
Stripes
Pay, rations aud clothing from the time OF
enlistment \ recruiting ofice will be open
every day. until the desired number are en-
rolled Office. two doors south Of the Gin
cinnati House. on Fourth sireet-east side
W. NJ CONNER.
l3.dtl Lieutenant.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

~ oscar- Gronefsld. who was
wounded IN the ARRAY on Sunday night last.
which We made mention in previous issue,
died yesterday afternoon AT o'clock.
Kirtley, who MAS arrested on charge OF
committing the deed. aud after the preimin-
ary trial bailed out. Was again arrested and Is
now lodged in jail
The funeral Of Gronefeld viii take place
on sunday next at 2 o'clock p. NJ
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14
FROM MEMPHIS.
SPECIAL TO raE TRIBUNE

MrNruIs. June l2.-The reports that the
rebels have burned Vicksburgo are not cred
tied.
Several gunboats and rams are starting ON
a reconnaissance up White river.
Many families are starting north. Who
have been waiting months for the Union
forces
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

n Misses A. aud W. Wiitenberg w,il
pen class FOR EAHRoIDIKN. and CsoeHKr
work within eight or ten days Those young
aides Who wish 10 avail themselves of this
opportunity. are respectfully requested to
call at No. 6. Mechanics Row. over the
Adams Express office. je,diw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

sx- Members OF the Northern Liberty
Fire Company are requested TO meet at their
Engine House this evening. a. business ef
importance i 10 be transacted. IN which sll
are concerned A full attendance i expect
cd 3, orlcr Of the President,
VI. c. RANKIN. Secy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-14

~ All those who want beautiful Silk
Hat, Of the latest fashion, call Al the New
York Hat Store aud gsi one OF the Home
Manufacture. which make myself. there
fore can warrant all hats bought Of me
| have a fine assortment Of French Beaver,
Otter and Soft Cashmere hats of the finest
quality. and of all colors. which am selling
very low also. a large assortment Of Wool
Hats. of AL colors. ranging in price IA low
a. fifty cents.
T. L0WERRE. Practical Halter.
Successor to ]. G. YATES.
m27.u Cor Fifth. and Main Sis.