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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

~ A dispatch was received on Friday by
Governor Morton from Bowling Green stating
that Capt. Goodwin's comPany.of slits city,
the 54th Indiana regiment. was attacked
while guarding the Red River bridge. on the
Edgefield and Nashville road. and the entire
command wss either killed or captured
They fought brsrely. but were overpowered
by numbers
Since the appearance Of the above IN our
BULIETIS of Saturday we find the following
dispatch in the Cincinnati papers. under date
of Bowling Green. 22d. which throws far
more favorable light on the affair:
Capt. Goodwin's company of the Fifty
fourth Indiana were attacked at Red River.
Yesterday afternoon. by five hundred of
Wosdward's men and three pieces of artilIe-
~ After obstinate resistance. in which
Goodwin's men killed seven and wounded
twenty TO thirty rebels, Goodwin surrender
ed. Our loss was seven wounded. Our
men were paroled.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
FROM CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Aug PA special to the
Commercial from Lexington, Ky. says an
order was issued on Saturday 90 impress :
300 slaves to repair the road beween Lex
ington and Cumberland Gap.
Impressments arc made in Fayette and
Madison counties. The loyal owners 10 be
paid laborer's wages. The rebels are 70 be
referred to the department at Washington
for settlement. Ii is not found necessary 10
take the loyalists's negroes.
The rebels are in great distress. Many OF
their negroes are taken while working in the
hemp fields.
Loyalists commend the measure as just
and wise. Other roa.- ii different parts OF
the State are to be repaired by impressing
negroes in otner counties
Cassius NJ. Clay is here. and will be as
signed to command in few days by Gen
Wallace, commandant az this post
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
SPECIAL 10 TRIBUNE.
FROM NEW YORK

INV YoRK. August 22.--The steamers
Haze and Jersey Blue arrived from New
bern TO night. with dates Of the Goth. al Is
quie, there.
NV YoRk. Aug. 23.-The Herald has
Richmond papers of the 18th and 18th
The Richmond Examiner Of the sth.
thinks that great battle was impending be
tween the rebel army or the Rapidan and
Gen. Popes forces. ut such time when their
Generals were ready and rot before. and that
the battlefield would be in the e'cin;'v Of
Culpepper.
The rebel Congress met in Richmond Oh
the 18th. on which occasion jeff. Davis sub
mitted his annual message. He leads off in
his usual hypocritical style. and then alludes
10 the Federal Government as robbers, a.
sass:Ds, ad minimum. He speaks OF aud re.
commends retalatory measures TO meet the
late LAWS recently passed by the Federal
Government He recommends the issue OF
more rebel Treasury Shinplasters. and allu-
DIES TO the building Of rebel war vessels nj
home and abroad
The message berrays great signs OF Weak
ness in the rebel government. for no nation
that has power in its hands ever puts forth
such arguments rs acqHiesced in murder. ra-
pine. &c. under the name OF retaliation.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

SANfRANcisco. Aug. 1-rraje very
quiet Ships Seeking. Thatcher aai Ma
COON are chartered to load breadstnfss for
England
Considerable quantities 81 gold ere asris-
Inc II Los Angelas from New Colorado
mined. situated South castwsrl'y OF Cssora-
10 river. q miles north of n. Yuma. 100
miles South OF Mcsea. extending Indefinitely
into tie explored country occupied by hos
tile Indians. About 400 Americans and 100
Mexicans are engaged prospecting With such
encouraging results that emigration IN that
direction i very considerable. THIS j. Al
extensive region OF couatry heretofore uu
known. and i believed % be rich in gold
SAS FEsNciseo. Aug. II Political car.
vass i becoming exciting Senssor Latham
l. stumping the state. pretty well received
By both wings Of the Democracy. but bitterly
opposed hy the Repnblicaas. probabilities
are kr1&ahlican- vii secure msiosity IL the
Legislature. though the conses, bids fair 10
be close Breckenridge Democrats make
DO nominations Tor the Legislature ard Nil
support Union ~ Latham ticket Dfefcn,
Counties large portions 81 tie ts~n al Bear
Valley On den fr~ments Nsrpesa esp,,e
including - Charles Hotel and Govern
ment block Vas DESTROYED ~ IRE on the
lsth I.oss uaascertAlned
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
FROM CAIRO.

cAiEo, Ang. 2i-The steamer Acica nm
on snag 10 miles below Memphis at /
o'clock Thursday moriag and sunk IA few
minutes She had 100 Passenger q OF saom
we're ladies'. She had also 4 cargo OF -
tons Of Suffers goods. in five miautes after
striking she capsised her upper deck boating
of. Many of her passengers chung 70 II and
were saved. bat fully half werc In their
berths asleep and were lost Most OF the
passengers were soldiers returning 70 their
regiments, a number of the serviv RS have
arrived at Helena. no less than - or 20 per
sons'perished. The Capt. and most of the
crew we're saved A list Of she lost has not
yet been received.
The Jackson Mississipp;an SAYS the rebel
ram Sumter had grounded opposite Bayou
Sara. The authorities demanded her sur
render, but the crew and stores were put on
transports aud the Sumter was blown up.
Orders have been issued forbitding travel
of civilians over the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road.
A Telegram from Smithland saws, Hop
kinsville. Ky. was taken on Friday. but the
rebel Johnson who with 400 men WAS NOV
inc on Smithland.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

~ The greater portion of the prison
era who were released at indianapolis. on
taking the oath Of allegiance, left for Nash
Vile Friday evening last Over $50 have
been released. all OF whom are Tennesseans
Saturday morning train Icft for Cairo with
l.onQ prisoners. who 20 South to be ex-
changed. Another leaves on each day fol-
lowing until all save guerrllas and prisoners
OF State are gone. The latter class Of pris-
eaers viii in day or two be sent to San
-. Ohio. and from thence to an island
- by in Lake Erie. Before the close o.
. eek there viii be prisoners in Camp
Mortoa.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

CArt k,ef, Asg 2S--The steamer han.
eeroo from Liserpooron the 18th via Queens.
fown % the lab va boarded 81 shis point
tbs evening.
Her aAses ara one day later. The steamer
C;fv az " ashinrion from Scw York arrived
Al Queenstown on the 9TH
The Feicral tsunboat Tcsrtrofa had sud
denly lefl aueenstowu Oh ing ORDER from the
Custom House oiiicers
Caribaidis movements we're - sfsta sas.
The cro9n priRrcss ~ Prussia has rot
another baby
Rrcadstnfs. aese s.niet AM stsetr IA
Tharx.iav. Protissoas Inactive.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

iSnfsSsroLfs. August p, lco2.
Epiror .NEess :--Intelligenee has been
received to- OF the capture OF Captain
Goodwin con ANY, .5slh Regiment. A three
month mpa They had been detailed to
guard Rel kvrr bridge on the Eigetield
and Nashville road, but being surrounded by
= largely superior force, after gallant re
sislarce ws.e forced 10 surrender No fur
Their particulars have been received up 20 this
time. though MAJOR Asss6eld. commanding
At Bowling Green. has been teieeraphcd to
forward list Of casualties As soon a. il can
90 obtained. They VII doubtless be released
on parole IN a short time
The dispatch says they fousht bravery.
AMI suffered severely. After loosins few
n,ore ia,:,,siant positions through the folly Of
isala'ias ccmpany Or squad II men, where
they cannot be rs-inGorcei in cs-e Of an
smerseacv. and sacrificing few mora com
paaies OF excellent men. such Capt. Good
win'.. our officers NAV begin 10 seani some
thiax. several similar lessons have been
given 10 u Ia Kentucky within the last ten
day.. aai yes they seem not % DC hesicd IN
the least.
The Eth Regiment. aud tsh Cavalry. have
been lessirg In companies, - soon a. hey
were organ z<<fsnd ready. dursas he week
past. sn,i now only few remain. Captain
Psrly's company i e. uipped and ready for
marching osders. They expecs to leave On
Monday. The Captain has a tne company.
full 60 the maxmam. all stslwArt. hardy
looking men. comprising just the muscle "a
meet anil vanqaish the ubiquitous Guersiiis.
Of Kentucky. Tae following officers have
been elected and appointed Captain Geo
II Pardy isi Lieal. Robert Wooisll
ond Lieut.. Hardin 4. Allea bed Lieut.
Noah r fearsin Orderly Sergeant Thorn
sF Wells Quarter Master Sergeant. Geo
NJ. burnett The Captain y popular, his
nen n excellent -.,;s.s-. and ali arc esger
10 pitch IN Cor the good % their country.
oov. Morton has finally received satAoit.
70 raise three more batteries al .r,ilier,
which VII complete lie AZ batteries origin
ais iateadel 20 be raisel
Guns. horscs and equipments ~,.i be pro
vded N fss DAYS. and IL viii not hs loo
before taey too are ready Coz tie acid.
The Missis<ippi prisoners confined al Can,
Morton si'l leave for y'eksearg to as,. se
eomaanisi BY three compaeie. % The ia.ls.a
Legion Several car lsAas % those oh
had the oath Of allegiance sese taken ,
Jsffcrsouvi:le last sssas. 90 ,s~.s re.s ,
Nashville
The guer,il@< rsoeusly eapsesed N Een
tucky usa be cent 10 inhabt snail alan
in Lake Ere. rear Cleveland. Ohio
Ma
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

0FfIcIs UxifoRus AT No. Il. WABASH
SrRKrT.-Ofiicers DESTROYS of obtaining a
No Uniform. will consult their interest by
call.ag at Minsbals X Paddocks They have
on hand the celebrated "West of England
Blue Cloth. warranted Indigo blue. They
warrant perfect it, They have also a
splendid quality OF India Rubber Blanks.
aug22l3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

LOUISVILLE. hnc. GA skirmish occur
red Yesterday between Mc,cafs federal
force and rebels at Big Hill. Madison Co.
Metcalfs forces after brief engagement.
Withdrew to Richmond No particulars of
losses on either side
No telegraphic communication South OF
Russelyile. Ky. since Thursday p. NJ.
Major General Wright has his headquar-
tiers at Cincinnati.
General Boylcs continues here with his
headquarters in this city. commanding forces
not assigned to Gen Nelson in Ky Msior
General Nelson is in command of the federal
forces at Lebanon and Lexington General
Burbridee goes to Corinth. Generals Jack
son, Cruft and Manson are with Gen. Mel
son. Gen Ward remains in Kentucky
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

Bess,io. Aug. s3--The dry good. mer
chants have inaugureted a movement T. all
IN the work Of cniistrnenfs. rs closing shcir
stores Al = m. % coniirnc daily I'll Sep
tcmbcr 4fh
" usxt ueck. h Il tioaghs. thts move
ment VII he generai. SID that al stores siil
be closed foe tbs purpose
War meeting. are rsiiei d.'s Il p IN .
and there i = dciefutls.loh hat Ruffsio
shall not behlid her ssslsr csiies
BrffAto. Aeg. 21--lt has bcea rumored
here Zoe sene DAYS past that DISTINGUISHED
member If The Souther Coniederaes hsd
passed throagh ksse "A disguise "a Css-sls
and vas stsssag ~ the Cknon Hoate. Nisg-
~ Faiis- Il h also stated that he = The
bearer Of importsut Dispatches % Eafore,
and i no lea percentage than Wa l..
lapeey.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

ArrrSrIoS, GERMAN GrARDs = \ GU
are hereby commanded u meet al the
old Seminary. this Monday evening At
: o'clock. for the purpose of recognizing
and to be enrolled in the indiana Legion
Any able bodied persons of good moral
character wishing to join this Company and
serve their country under favorable terms
are invited TO be prose- ntr
G. REICHERT. Capt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

~ All those who wan, a beautiful SILK
Hat. ii The latest fashion. call II he New
Manufacture. which make myse!f. there
fore | can warrant al hats boneh, of ne =
have hne assortment .. French Beaver.
quality. and Of al co.ors. which am selling
very low also. large assortment cl Wool
Hsu-. Of AL color ranging ia price a. ior
a tity cents.
T. a. Low KRRE. ffaescsi Hattss.
Successor 20 j {. YATES.
NIL 1t Cor Flfth. and Main 1.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

~ The Oyster supper At Kern's Saloon
on Saturday evening was attended BY about
one hundred persons. and was a magnificent
affair. From this time forward Mr.. Kern
viii keep. AZ all tune. tho be-, quality 81
fresh Oysters.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

PaISrsRs.-Ncarly every daily paper in
the State Is advertising for compostors. The
truth Is. the printers are all volunteering.
and ia consequence there - an unusual de-
mand for those that are left. The printers
are ever ready. when the country calls. to
lay down the composing stick and take up
the shooting stick
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

EpIroR ExrREss:-I am candidate for
lie Ofice OF. County Treasurer.
June Il. 1862. ;. h ALLEN.
am Candidate Tor the Office OF Treas
urer of vigo county at the October election
NJ ). DURHAM.
We are authorized To announce Z. w
Harbour a. Candidate for the Office OF Col
ieetor and Treasurer Of the county Of Nigo.
an a candidate for County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
+. 4. MADISON Il a candidate for the
e7;ce of County Treasurer 1T the October
cls 1so's. ft . =
n indicate for the Office OF Treasurer
Of 20 G -nty al the October election.
JOEL II. HESTER
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

~ The Cavalry Company which len this
city under command Of George Purdy. have
elected the following officers George Purdy
Captain. Robert Woodall ist Lieut.. Hardin
c Allen "a Lieut.. Noah r Yearsin. JF
= | Lieut.. Thomas Wells Orderly Sergeant.
The Company was to leave indianapolis
this morning for Kentucky.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

To ALL wnox II NAY CoNcEEN.-The
time to hear and determine The excuses of
persons claiming to be exempt from the
draft. has been postponed until Monday
September lst.. at which time all persons in
tercsted will appear at the Court House in
Terrc Baute aud their claims from exemp-
ton viii be determined.
JAMES HOOK. Com.
Terre Hauie. Aug 25th. 1862
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

- Informa ion which i thought to be
of reliable nature. received At indianapolis
Friday night leaves bus little doubt that
John Morgsa : making march toward the
Ohio River through the western counties OF
Kentucky. Psducah AID SmiIhlAnd are the
places 10 will attempt 10 reach
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

.H-"A thing OF beauty Is = JOY forever
but lsf-e luscious peach can't be beat By
any thing * .ept ones hrs. kiss OF pretty.
l0yeable gir.. With rose bud, in her checks.
and AZ ja.t nc witching age Of ''s~eet
sixteen" /. ~a5 .uch peaches our friend
sam. McKeen presented u Saturday morn
sag.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

~ Tu,fle's Comet aud Tuttle's Family
Grocery are two different Institutions. The
former you will find about deg. west of
tie Polar Star. on a clear bright night. the
latter. No. Mechanics Row and can be seen
between the hours Of ) A. n. and PIP. ".
SUNDAYS excepted.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

r. Gov. Morton received authority on
Friday last TO raise three additional bate
ries Of artillery. Guns. horses aud equip
ments will be Immediately provided for SIX
batteries. three Of which are raised
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
rRoM MINNESOTA


r. P.rl. Ms k~E e1--in s.. Paul and
saiacsus counties ali avsilsble horses are
gathered ap. All sorts Of weapon sili b
Used hy slilsng hsD4s ioS smned.ass and
summary punishment Of these aad.cioas and
r2sczllY Indiana
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

ff MoNsoE, Aug 2l.-Williamsbufg was
evacuated by the Union troops at 4 o'clock
T. NJ TIC reas cnari was under command
of Major Stetson. and comprised 3 compa-
MES Of the 9th Pennsylvania. IL i reported
that Williamsburg MAS burned .ast night, but
i need confirmation.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

! have this day commenced receiving fresh
Baltimore Oysters and viii continue % te-
ceiye them daily throughout the season. !
will also sell them bv the can and hs:f can.
and warrant them g. be resh and ~ Get
Aug. ~ div. cHAS KERN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
~ Another Company from vermilli,

~ Another Company from Vermilion
county. numbering about - men. came
down late Friday evening. and went into
camp. Vermillion gave two companies for
the s5lh. Yesterday a full Company from
Greene county. arrived. making sixteen
Com panies at Camp dick Thompson. and
twenty six Companies enlisted in the eth
District under the late calls
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
SORE EYES SORE EYES
To the .IHlirfed.

nR. vi MOCD1 takes this method
Il y q ssDsasenrt - Ne irhAbitentt 81 - Hssrts
valley ard De public rsusrailY, that Be Ass pfrna.
nenty ioested m The city q Trrre Haste sis ooar-
ts I.ssS.n.. -h%re he kns epene4 aa.ea 49,
eosner = Toarth snt Cherry streets ~ he tfnfti
e those actrt SIT sa-r eyes. oil cbfoue eseasf.
sns sassests ~ al khpiss also - ~ gfsctire q
neflcifir rf-~rafy.
he wlil rFy particular atteut4ol ~ tie fslleHI1E
Diseases sors eyes, piles rkrurassis-s, eeeEks -
leae ~t<ntlnr fstazle ~sakua-s. srrcf1ls. s.s 81
srrss. hsxlns perfsruet 1899 OF ne Hss onrfriai
cures knoea.
His remedies thoaTh eaa ANA asan a. pAyti-
ears e~-~<sliy. have h~s-s tr<fss ~ hssaFrts
e<ses and found 20 he SPEEDY, ale. sd ceFisl1-
NIB. An esils. s<xht q dsy. sra<npfls essTsa
shsn not professionally 1g.xsA
ro14e3dkv1y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PnIL,prIrHA. Pa. Aug. - Private in
ielligence received in this city confirms the
news of the junction of our armies. Ii also
announces the death OF Mr. Coulter. OF the
llih "a. Regiment. on the battle field
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
Sunday Night Dispatches.


Owing to depot Office having their
ground wire attached, ! missed the first OF
the report. Nothing important in i, 50 In
dianapoiis says NORCROSS.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

~ Buckingham has Harper for Sep
,ember. The article on the construction Of
iron-clad boats. is worth great deal. for the
copy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

WAIVED A eonv enent dwelling suitable
for a small family. Apply at DR.. ). y
SmiIh's Office. Ohio Street be.seea ID and
18th aueicdlw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

AMY SgIRrs.-Minshali x Paddock have
fine assortment Of Army Flannel Shirts,
that they will sell at very slight advance on
New York priccs-No. 81. Wabash Street
aug22i3t
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

ATTENTION UsIor RIrLrs You are com
handed TO meet at your ArmOry this Mon
day evening at IL o'clock for drill By
order Of the Captain. -f "ttf s
BALLARD SMITH.
G. NJ XAnRI~. q s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

aG Sugmous or scrofaloas affections are u-s
curse. the blight. the potato rot Of mankind Thsy
vile and filthy a. well - fatal They arise nor
contamination and inpurity Of the blood. and l.
be all around everywhere. One quarter %
all We meet tainted with them. and qusft-s
OF these die Of them; die foOshiy TOO because tie,
are durable. AsKR's sAkskrAknik eieanses cut Il.
ssrOfulous corruption from the BLOOD renders 4 rufs
nd healthy. and efecsrslly expusgstes TIE soal
contamination frOm the system. No longer gro.
under your scro-aOus disorders. since theirresss.
bic ArrK has provided his msste ~ en-, ination
curative virtues tia; be Gale communicable
ocrst. Waterbury. CT.
BRANDRETn'S Ia!IS.-gor tho restoration
health o, these Who have been siTiekea BY spepe<y
or paralysis they are the only relissle retic'ss.
all AZ Ct lie lungs. chest anc towcis TIC.
.rompt use saves life and quickly cures. rusnus
$50. p.--..s. ,hslera. wind, spasms. worms ehsi~rs
rso-frs eis--hos sye~-ss-~ whether from malaria
eating unrpe fruits or other fsnlis In diet, yield
their influence. Asthma, goat. rheumas.sns. n
affections. rupiures. inhammafioas Of any oEs~.
levers whether sgue other specific fevers: bllous
diseases. iaunuise. ST. yituss dance smallpox.
les, Group, orysipeas white swellings. piles. ulcers
Of even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers Of the LIVER have all been cured permanent,
by these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills la
female complaints and nervous diseases they hsv
been equally successful. Wide change Of life bOsA
FIRST and second periods Epilepsy, depression o
prits frightfui derams all distractions and felss
atoms are by them cured dispersed aid ccrrvcsed--
Fs.ee - cents per tc1.
Sold by J. X. CuxsxouAx. Terre-Hsnte. and h,
fcsEsectAt-e dealers In Eae1icise. jknld~fsu
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25

II Reef sits for the old regiments will
receive the aevance bounty un'il the first OF
September.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
COLLEGIATE
COLLEGIATE.
Terre- Haute Female College.
THE NINTH SEMl-ANNUAL
u x...t,.. n M. f,ssfs..fi.,, -xlfl a..ss, "a.

Thursday. the sth Of sept. aext.
Rev. TAcmss Spencfr. A. y loFmefly foiess.g
IA The OAis Fsnlais College an4 Sten4Afe ferlaie
cogi-xa. 81 oh.ss also. MIS- d. {. Ninsui. u N
Troy lrnAAls Stminefy. q ny. have been srearsd
a. trachcrs Both the soxe t=schers afs Distinguish
- N thsir pEos~><ion-
The prospects 81 ~ College wers never more
courarnz thsa 81 rressat. ar4 psVals -ishn< g en-
<hoal4 nAxs app.lrsfsss t1zrnrlistslT. tat gi
re<.sns nay he secured.
cssslcxers q IN ColieSe msy - bad en spFles.
tea - The und<rsixn<t. JOIN cofthf.
kux. Il. sss1-t~im
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
NJ EDicAL.


VVH NftfAN NNH NtIN'ff1NF4f,
Give special attention q the treatment u Dis
q the w, and ksf opefaiss ior Cataract Ar
a.. ReEo~~s the varlous FERNS q Acute ard
Chronic inhsmeiion Of tbs Fye and ksr. By a n.ld
-ourse ofrsnaefial agents. Rez;ores sight o. tn
BLVD. an Heariar - the Deaf in ali saeceg-
ubie u care 81 operation o. medical treatment
Nay - consalted. free 81 charge. ts letter
other~tse. Osre. Southeast corrsF Second ard Pep,
lar streets. Terre-Haute. Indiana ifes5fly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-25
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon dispatches
FROM WASHINGTON.

wAsmISerox, Aug. PA number OF
newspaper correspondents have arrived here
today from the army Of Virginia. Their dc
parture thence WIS Involuntary
Commander VIM. ID. Porter. the destroy
er of the Arkansas. has been made Com
mOdore
Ii is not kaoNa by any OF Gen. McClel
lan's friends here that he intenls. as report
ed. TO retire from active service in the field.
The city i as quie; as il has been AZ any
period within SIX m0aths.
SPECIAL TO WORLD.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.- There !. little
reason TO doubt the junction ~ tie army
of the Potomac with the army Of Virginia
though no official annorncemee, @. ihe fact
has been made.
Private letters have been rec i,cd witch
state that the union has been m.ae. and
there is row little cause for app hension in
regard to the military preparations IN Nir-
GINA.
The movement was an extremely hazard
Gus one. and its successful completion real
lied the highest credit on Gen. Halleck, who
planned, and Gen. Mcclellan. who execa-
ted IL.
SPECIAL 10 TRIBUNE.
WAsHIxGIoN. Aug. 22.-Baltimoreians say
thai since - or,.sr for drafting. over 5000
citizens of Maryland. tcveen tie ages of
IL and Is have left that State for the South
and Canada. and that the exodus i still GO
ing on nj the rate 300 to 500 daily.
Or Fort Monroe letter says when Gems.
HaFeck, Burnside. Mcclellan and chief com
nanders were in council At Harrison Land
ing, Burnside proposed 10 bring up his iosce.
making of the united army three columns O..
$4,000 each. and march directly upon Rich
mond.
Burnside was supported b. sumner and
one other chief. and Mcclellan acquiesced,
but the plan was vetoed