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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

~ Acail was nsde ca Safur.iss AAer
noon. ios he young nep - ree; a. tie C'tft
Houee IN The evening" fss The Farpo.. -
lotm'as company for ne Indiana I.erice
The meeting "a. largely ssien-iei. 4si
'aeasstes ~efe pss ~ foot CO ne early Or
gsnisAsioa q the company Absas twenty
nsmes ~ere enrolled 4 recruH4g osies
Al be opened this motnssx "a The store NON
Immediately ulsler shis eairc. ~here All ~ha
desire. eAn esl.e n - atfeaee q ne Stair.
Another meeslaz ~ se hs.. At the Csars
Hoa-e this esea.as Il sli Aarsd
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

In addition to the $40 advance pay aud
bounty offered BY the government. tho lib
eral aud generous citizens Of this city and
county have offered $40 additional pay 10
each acceptable recruit to be mustered into
the : lst Regiment from this county.
NJ. p. TOPPING
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

IT, AZ a meeting OF those Who subscribed
COZ lhs relief a. lbc hmlics Of those Who
may cullst IN the III, Regincni. held At the
City Hal on Friday morning, 18th inst. Mr.
James iiife called 70 the chair. when on
lnbtioa !, was ordered lhatthc fund sub>crib-
81 he used IA paying bounty Of ten dollars
- each oDc Who may enlist in the list
Regimen tom vivo county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

~ GOV. Nortoa hss photographed 20
Washington ior authority 70 raise a resi'
msnt OF cavalry fos service IN the border
coangie. Of Kentucky and Indiana IL =
rnonghl that cavalry = tho sure-, arm 70 PAT
town rsiis of gneuilias.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

Cars RACE. July l9-The North Ameri-
e-u. from Liverpool 10th via Londonderry
IA passed this point at o'clock this morn
ing ior Quebec, with one days Aiher news
than that by the Nova Scouan.
The bavaria from New Nork. arrived at
Southampton on the 10Th inst The news OF
the series OF battles fought before Richmond
excited The greatest attention aud il was
thought it would result IN rrolonging the
war
Breadsiuils had an upward tendency
Provisions were dull
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

.z- A squad Of abou. illy couslles-eus
soldiers frcm the hospitals in this city left
foe Evansville Las. evening Il vas With
difficulty tina, many Who unfit TO 90.
could b, rcgainei. - eager we're all 10
r,~h % tho rescue 81 the oil Gag when IN
ianger
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

s8-Owmg % the scarcity Of small change
"a Cincinnati. many Of the grocer and rner-
chants are charging hge per cen, Tor chang
,ox bill. notwithstanding The customers
take half lh- amount Of the oil in good.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
RRnN PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. July 20.-seeciai dispatch
TO Forney's Press. Eemplsis 20. Grenpds,
late Memphis Appeal says rebel ram and
iron clad gunboat Ark, under command Of
J. n. Bryan, came down lsz0o river on The
18th and ran by portion Of our fleet, which
lies above Nicksbargh successfully and an-
chofei under the batteries Surrounding The
CITY.
The Appeal says the ram run down sever
al federal war vessels. disabled many more
one 81 our vessels was blown up. The Ar
Kansas Is a very formidable gunboas beng
plated With = inch iron. with plates aud
nails riveted. She has very heavy arma
ment. aud j. furnished with tNo pfopellers
Z feet Ia diameter with hangos each.
The loss Of the rebels i set down at 10
killed and Is wounded The federal loss Is
not known. but j. said 10 have been heavy
Ia addition.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

K-The Germans met las, night and OF
ganized They are 70 90 20 Evansville q,
1910 All Germans wishing 60 10 n
their Camp will please report themselves q
the Recruiting Oaice South Of the Cincin.
nati House, before o'clock Al
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

sT-Feas are expressed that shs rains Of
she past few days. IN this region. may in
lure the wheat Il = mostly IA the shock
vet The ground i completely aalurated-
almost a. much 30 a. durirg the s2ripg rain.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

BRAsDRErh's HIS -gor ths restossto1
hsath OF those who have been stricken ~ aycpieN,
Or paralysis they are the only reliable rediclns.
all Affections Of The lungs. chest and bo~s.. tlss
Pronp, use saves nis and quickly cures. Pueur
MIA. pleurisy. cholera. ulot spssms, worms ,Aole
noreus. diArrhoeA dysentary. whether from rnaias.
eating unfpe fruits or other faults n diet, yield
their influence Asthma, govt. rheufnailsms. lie
affections. rupturcs. irnaraFaAtlors u any oq>n
levers. pheher ague or other ss.eitc fc,ers llor.
diseases, anndiee. S. Nl.as's tancc snaii,oA ~
les, Group, eryslpa, white s~elipg. p.ies. uir-rA
o. even tairiy year. ecn,inusnee AMI cspsoisl,
ulcers q the liver have ali been cured - -sArsis,
BY these celebrated Vegetable Universal ri,s. 1.
female complaints aud nervous diseases they hs~
teen equally successful wide sh.avs q l.ic. l-os
hrss aud second poriodsl. ks.ieT.y. tipr.ssioa =
Spirits frishifui eersns. ali ob-trrcia. AL s.ia,
atoms are BY them czret. csP-r-i abs cor-c,.~s--
Price 15 cents pr box.
sod ~ J. r. crsrsuHss. r.rrs gauss. az -
respectable dealers ID n--.c.se. .a.idvin
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

g u beus shoaghs ~ sonss shas Capt
Topping, D. so.ns sah ne Ua.Sa R.aes.
roud lose "a convection 18th the company
be'eg Organised Zoe ne raitei States 80
ssoe. $50 = say that sueA !. nos TIE ease
lie ~iii eoatinee -lsh he esm,any. .aI re-
srui;lag y ia e. o. Is asaA
\. , WEIGH.
Jaly "a. 81 Eeeruiiisr oH-er
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

r. Blaekberrcz we're quite plentiful IN
our market on Saturday morning. selling At
twenty cent. Ter gallon The crop E. uuu
ais large
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

N The Uaion Ride remained a. Nv
.n.viile f,', 40 or three hours. a q then
crossed into Kentucky Nothing urtaer
from them Known.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

forND-In The town Of ST. Aary's. val
liable Cameo BreAst-pia. which the owner
can have by calling at This Office and pAyiag
for this notice. July lsi,f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

The exciting ne~s OF Friday evening and
SATURDAY Ia. gwen fresh impetus - 10
oruising IL this county. sod volunteers are
com.az in quite rapidly
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

Hosox TO WHOM HosoE = DrK.-l re-
eeised by mail the followiug note wiih drais
enclosed. II speaks for itself. and needs no
comment.
JAMES HOOK.
Agen, Soldiers Relief
sAoE2K>Io. Cal. June 20 ls62
James Heck. Es9: Find encloseidraft for
any dollars 20 your order. the proceeds OF
which you viii please contribute 10 fund for
the relief Of tho families of volunteers IA
Nigo county. Acknowledges receipts and
oblise
Your obcdient servant.
NEWTON BOOTH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
Wv anlernni llor. Morlan h. 10

tE-We understand uov Morton ha. 70
fes-'i 70 g.ve authority fcr rai-inr aav hattie
res IL his State Al present. bs, insims,es
that comm '-sions s-y lie ss,asi ia about ten
iavs The gentlemen recruiting Tor the
hA'tesY a, this Place hare therefore sa.pen
del operations With the promise that Il o.
dsrs AZ '-ne,i ihey al have Ne prefer
sr~a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

a BrxpfK TO tHE Fac. "-"Union and
other Beer Mag; also. fresh supply OF jelly
Glasses. al
JF. KELLER A cos
julylsd3s Hf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
Rally Ia the Old FIas

The President Of the United States has
issued his proclamation calling for $40 900
additional volunteers The undersigned, In
accordance herewith are organizing a com
pany ~ thu county. 10 serve 10 the. list Reg
mont. which ~.li he Immediately organized
a, camp Nigo
The company VII. be organized TO the
number OF i0i men. rank and file The pay
will be from ST. to so3 per month and ever,
thing found
By order OF tie Adjntanl General. this day
issued. one months pay and s25 Of the
bounty money will be paid each recruit as
soon a. mustered into service
Recruiting Office In Doles Building on
Third street. under tho Armory
j. c. CLIFFORD.
July = ls6s MICHAEL DODSON
The undersigned take pleasure in recon
intending the above gentlemen to those that
are willing 10 volunteer They have both
seen military service. Mr. Clifford having
served in the 10Th nni Mr. Dod=on in the
ll,h Regiment, 4 B. ALLEN,
iul,siiw II u SCOTT.
To Arms. To Arms.. TO Arms.!.
The President OF the United States has
issued his Proclamation calling for 100000
additional volunteers The undersigned. In
accordance Herewith are organizing a com
pany in this county. TO serve IN the list
Regiment. which will be Immediately organ
ized at Camp Nig. The company will be
organized 70 the number Of l0l men. rank
and hle. The pay will be from sl3 to s23
per month. and everything found
BY order OF the Adiu,ant General, this
day issued. one month pay and s2s OF the
bounty money will be paid each recruit as
a. mustered into service. making in all
SIS advance pay to each soldier
Recruiting Office in Tucl's Old Stare. on
Main Street. Terre Haute. Ind
NJ. ID. TOPPING
Al WEIGH.
The undersigned take pleasure In recon
meudins the above gentlemen 10 those viii
Ing TO volunteer, as In every way quilifcd
20 take charge OF company.
f. II. ALLEN.
HID. SCOTT.
X. W. THOMPSON.
July 10. l76ai6wlw
OtR CousrRY CAlB Is 10 Arms All
those willing to join with us. and shoulder
musket ia defence Of our country, viii come
forward and sign the ..Gs.er rol, At the re-
cfuiling office on 81 street, OF at the Aud-
tor'- Office r. B. A1irx.
J. G. Cufosn.
NJ. D0psoS.
- Al those " 30 want a bcaHnlll Silk
Hat. 81 the latest fashion. cal. al The New
York Ia, Store and get one 81 The Home
Manufacture. which make myself there
fore can warrant all hats bought o. ne
have fine assortment IL French beaver.
Otter aud Son Cashmere hats of the finest
quality. AMI Of all co'ors. which | am selling
very Ion . also. large assortment OF Wool
Hats. Of all color ranging IL price A. low
a. flty cents.
7 II LOwERRE, Practical Natter.
Successor 10 J g. YATES
a-7.tf Coz. Fiah and Main ~.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

~ MoNhot In, u Several gunboats
nave come down tie James river % CONVEX,
hnpl "h''. are - thi- place up ihe river
AT : quic on the river aud there !, no
ne~s from 'hc army
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

- The Journal : informed thai wm
kirtley. charged with killias Gro. efeld. will
esobablv give bail
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

FRoN wAslIiNnrnN

f'tt~ " ArHtlNtfAlN
N,sniNafoS. Jolly 1.-THE overland
nail service has been suspended IN conse-
guence Of The iemsvilc 81 stock &C, pre-
liminafy g tharFing tie route. which viii
siriSe OF vlesburg Ana follow the Cherokee
trail through lltidgcs fa,s "a Salt Lake. aud
Whence 10 the Pacific The arrangement " iil
save 80 miles Of travel AID protect H.
COACHES from Indian dopfedAtions
The elegaph vifes. il Il said. vii Of ne
eceeify be removed O. the noe riad line
The ofefaad services vii soon be fesam
81
Iaf. iloll.,ell ha. been a.n,,,,a a..-
bu'sing ofiicef Q ia P,,ss oaiee b,o,rtmca,
q > J Hall. d.sni.sci.
lIlnss crossed e. n inlls1,pol.. and
severe storm .-op
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

rAkf FsErt 81 81 <oricE. BATTALION +.
ftsi 81 f'ls.r ~ ~ aslsfs,raf1 = ffnurr ap4
- frfsfttne1it Isl - ,sry fr.fstaF. an1 fhsse
sfe rffftr1 - f1seaFfsr ssrIE. 81 t,irse 49,
ntsF aestt 81 .ftilssi>uti services ~ nFEasssast
Gfsa "a N84taU WI e. nen q f..f..s -.
- ufke t1slr ssgsrfefnE1is 81 &C., L. rffef a.
svei1 aisapfeaattafut. tessaii YoEf inlsses IL
Az sre 6nnrere1s" 81 es,<<I efFse ~l.r -. a.
s,.sat a. 100 erf fsffh = - tszsf nsrisrs.
i rEffH. fssrfIsf
okis s,feli. h.f~ss- Na az ssr--,.
1ulslatts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

~ struno1s OF scrornioes affections ar. a..
eurse. the blight. the potato rot Of mankind ne,
are vile and nishy a. well fatal. They arise freu
eoi-ainssioh aud irnpurlty q Tie bioot ard are 4.
oe sen ell around ne everywhere One eu.rter ~
al ne n4eei are tainted with them and one quarter
Of these die q them. Gle fooshiy too because ~
are durable. Arsk's Ssks.rAsIlls e,esnsss ori go
serofious corrupou from he blood render. I, .ass
AID healthy, ard enectuaiiy exPurs-ts- th- fcui
contamination nun the system. No longer e..
under your Scrofolous disorders. stree th- irre>-is
ole Arts has provided his mastery sosabiussig. u
curative virtues thai he cali ssAs.rAAu. Dca :
ocrsi. Waterbury. @.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
Sunday Night dispatches.
FROM Louisville

LosnFitas. ssis -l--1he sass fssm
Athens ~ Nashville a. 'Fowh OF ne track
On fr'd.y evening, eesve'a Columbia and
~vsnS,rg ~eme ~ az %. sone iA,all,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
DENTIST.
DENTIST.
ATTENTION SQUAD
List GILL.

i HOSk PERSONS KNOWING
ti.rhssltes iafsttsa - lhs ssbsffihff 81 faa
q g thsIf .ttrfeti eat snrtisltif nfi settle -
- scenants fef sttnsfef rsfreioas - - l1th -
AaEfst~ai - fl,cra - fs1fe ftarsiaF hst.ts O.
rsilfcfIta
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.

Land.
n >. DANALDSON. Notary Pub
IL he. Collector. CLAIM sssa.. &c, a oncfs
aaNe Deen conneetei with Tie si4ll.ry service - f
United States. and sh0 rsv have any claim arall-t
he General tsosoruInent. neuiil arrange fofu a.
snd successfully prosecute I'll valid ciaius r~-~.
to'e ehArges, ami ~ rapidly - he business -
dispatched before the proper of.cf- az u ashlng..f
Having Ts~ YsAH, ex,'~-lcar- asa prs-tl~- l.r.ta
nd the ard 81 Old orfrer 81 I-u-ral Gown
ne'i under President fiilmofe's Administration, D.
annot TAI IN hei-ig sue ial wlh all LEGAL tia.n
1919. -. PENSIONS. BOUNTY No>KA or f.ANa
HAli.gAY pRvel0vs rss Wiioaf. AZ If g.
widS~-. the Children under sixteen yea. ~ -<s 49,
'ricerr anf soldiers - The pf.r.f - 81, pre-
ar. who hsvf died - heeg killed vile IL ilr 80
viee. sr. enil,.,d % ~. ~ PEI. .as.
INVALID FfN>lOSs.-Als ..ricers Az ~.tti.,.
sho are iifaoied > reason go worna- re-, -fsr.I =
ilsease contracted While % fhf service snf 81 g.
lss q saiS a. asoiti,s. Il any penc-. are
LAND WARRANTS. -ku who s-f,ca "a fa,s
~ q Tie past wars u he United slate ~ ga dat
) battle. are entitled 70 iCo arfe. az Land iasa.
feslh. the " dow and Minors arr entitled
ltolNIl NoNEl.--The heirs 81 al Soidlsfs y E.
.vevolnu;eefei during The present waf Go a.
ftstsor during the ~ar. ard have died been
~ 10 he ferflCe, are entiflei o. osF Ersf.aaf.
- Aas bounty Money, and such arrears Of tie 81
fsAfh.
Noehargss made wiihoais claim !. sueo,..fa
~--...a ats-d
Deeds and Morfrare. ~s.rrf.s - rl...l.
ashed.
ts kasern afrcarsgss Afrs1v,l AL collected
mi exchauge promptly reuiftt.i
ofliCf ~ fhe ola corner stand
Ds. uASAi.DSO.
iebfdd Notary i'nhiif 4
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

IL fair . rhosce xs. oriesn. S,sss
sscssving Al far ale -
u.,sd2s A Nesogsok 4 On.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
DIVIDEND NOTICE.


NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers
A Y have Dwellings ard etoFr Escns iTussr y
to~rs. sreei~ns plsccs - ssii sossds. -hich wiii
tfsfs fsf property In bear fsrre Hest. snt pay
Hrsreors IN ss<h Apriy -
eHARRkk1.
s>>iet4ven Zeal kssA< Akent
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21
MEDICAL.
NURSERY.

HAVE PURCHASED the en,,e
y NurssTF fiork y ~. Nsniy. harshslI. CLARK
county. ~ !. ani prepared 70 frn.h lN AIMS
q Trees aaa o4i.arisat hf1thfry st Iir inafst
casa pfices Apple Tfefs. q ~ tIa. from 4.
inca 81 incbe. in tlfuffrr. arf fa-a enc 20 "a
years oil
Jy7siy S ELLSWORTH.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

Sln STONE FRUIT JARS well
wv glazed. ard cheapest of al kinds for Put
ing NJ frail ia.i rceifed a. J. A. FOOTE'S
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-21

ROUND COFFEE direct from
" the kauUiac.ors. Very Saperor ani Cheap.
A. !. A FOOTf'S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-17

What means this mournfully signing blast2
What tale does it tell of the time that is past?
say, does it whisper that Summer is Ger
That her lovely scenes will be known no more,
That Autumn s rich treasures will soon be here
To gladden. the hearts of the suffering poor
Will they reach forth the hand as our Father de.
signed,
And gather in store of every kind,
Enough for the wants OF each little band,
When cold Winter comes and frosts cover the
land?
All, no tits not theirs is tho mournful reply,
OF earth's teeming acres not one could they buy,
They have toiled on in hope for many year,
Yet have harvested naught but the sorrow full
tear.
why is this SO? o tell if you may,
e who in earth's bounties have reveled aIway,
The crumbs from W hose tables if freely were
given,
Would cause grateful incense to rise Up to
Heaven;
Yet if Justice-pure Justice-could rule among
Inen,
Then, no sorrowing homes, no starving ken,
But this beautiful earth, free as water and air,
All, all would possess-and as brothers would
share.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-17
NUMBER 81.
DIALOGUE ON NEWspApBR.

How does it happen, neighbor B. THAT your
children have made so much greater pro-
gress in their learning, and knowledge of
the world, than mine? They all attend
the same school, and, for aught know.
enjoy equal Advantages
"Do you take the newspaper. neigh
Dor AZ"
'.No, sir, do not take them myself:
but now and then borrow one, just to
read. Pray, sir, what have newspapers
to do with the education of children?"
"Why, sir. they have vast deal to do
with it, l assure you. I should as soon
think of keeping my children from school
as to withhold from them the newspapers;
it is a little school of itself. Being new
every day it attracts their attention, and
they are sure to peruse it. Thus, while
they are storing their minds with useful
knowledge, they are at the same time ac-
quiring the art of reading, DC. / have
often been surprised that men Of under
standing should overlook the importance
of newspaper in a family.
''In truth, neighbor B., I frequently
think / should like to take them, but
cannot well afford the expense !"
"Can't afford the expense! What. let
me ask, is the value of the FIVE or six dol
lars year, in comparison with the pleas
ures and advantages to be derived from
well conducted newspaper? AS poor as
| am, l would not, for fifty dollars year,
deprive myself of tho happiness I enjoy
in reading and hearing my children read
and talk about what they have read in
the papers. And then the reflection that
they are growing up intelligent and use
full members of society. Oh, don't mem
ton the expense pay it in advance
every year, and you will think no more
of it." -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-17
THE HEROES OF PEACE
AND
The Heroes of w ar.

E. ANTHONY, sol BROADWAY,
NEW YORK,
is now publishing, in addition to other portraits
the celebrated collection known in Europe and
America as
Brady's National photographic Portrai
Gallery.
In which is included portraits of nearly all the
Prominent Men of America mot excepting
Jeff Davis, Beauregard. Floyd, and a host Of
host of other Confederates. Price of Portraits
Three dollars per dozen. Can be sent by
mail.
Scenes in the War for the Union.
are published Gard size, and in Stereoscop
form.
Stereroscopic views of scenes in Paris, London
aud other parts of England and France, Hol
land, Scotland, ireland, Wales, Switzerland
Spain. on the Rhine, in Athens. Egy pit Tur.
key, the Holy Land, China, India, baC
&C.. &C.,
Our Instantaneous Stereoscopic Views are
the greatest Wonder of the Age.
Th.se are taken il the 10th port of a second
and the rushing of water, the moving of vehicles
on the march Of an army, does not in the least
degree affect he taking of these views. They
are sold for Three dollars per dozen.
We Lave also on hand and manufacture
the largest Assortment of Stereo-
scopes, Photographic Albums
Photographic Materials,
in the u S. and perhaps in the World.
Catalogues, containing lists of all portraits
views. stereoscopes, &C.. will be sent free on re
ceipt Of stamp.
E. ANTHONY,
sol RrOanwaV Now VorE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-17

Manzanillo, the party concluded to cross
the river. A canoe was found, all crossed.
but after journeying three-fourths of a
mile, wheeled about, satisfied that Man
zanillo lay above. Some progress on the
return had been made, when native was
encountered. He at once directed the
party to spring of good water. He had
with him bottle Of water which was dis
tributed amongst the more weary of the
party He then left for the settlement
beyond. for provisions.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-10-17
Stems nf News.

~A destructive confagration occurred
on Saturday last in the village of Fulton,
N. Y. A large portion Of the village was
destroyed. the loss being estimated at
$95O,Ooo
EY- Major General Cox and staff
reached Wheeling from Washington on
Wednesday night. 1t is reported that he
goes back to the department of the Kama
wha.
E We understand that very I'M
portant movement is about" being inaug-
urated in this State, looking to the bene-
fit of manned Ohio soldiers. 1t is that
committee of well-known citizens of the
State shall solicit and raise the sum of
500, 900 to be retained as State fund,
out of which appropriations shall be made
to procure limits for all Ohio soldiers who
shall have been manned while in the SER
of their country. The movement is an
important one, and will no doubt meet the
appreciation of all classes of citizens
Ohio State Journal.
re- Nassau papers announce the arri-
val on the ed inst, of the steamer Leop-
ard from Charleston, South Carolina.
with cargo of cotton, rice, &c., to the
secession house of Adderly & Co.
The Leopard reports that soon after
leaving Charleston, firing was heard, sup
posed to have been directed against the
Hero, as that vessel was expected to leave
about the same time. Her fate is not yet
known. s.
~ A Washington dispatch to the
Cincinnati Commercial says that it is not
the intention of the Government to refuse
to redeem soiled or defaced or torn
postage stamps that have been used as
currency. They cannot, however, be re-
ceived as proper stamps to put on letters
that are to be sent through the mails.
Such must be clean and unmarked but
the redemption of soiled and defaced or
torn ones, that have been used as curren-
cy, and not second time for postage,
will be provided for hereafter.
~ A Washington dispatch says that
Court of Inquiry is ordered upon Gen.
Morgan, whose evacuation of Cumber-
land Gap is censured there. If that is
censured, pray what would be COM
mended d?
R Henry Ward Beecher's contribu-
tions to the Ledger, under the title Of
Eyes and Ears" are soon to be pub
lished in book form by Ticknor & Fields,
who also announce blue and gold edi-
ton of Oliver Wendell Holmes poems.
H- CAIRO, Oct. lo.-The reported
death of General Oglesby, from wounds
received at Corinth, is correct
The Federal occupation Of Grand juno.
ton is not confirmed. Our troops occupy
Rienzi.
We have chased Price as far as Ripley,
and so far as can be ascertained, the chase
is still kept up.
Eg On the 9th General Stahl made
reconnaissance to Aldie, where he captured
fifty or sixty prisoners, whom he paroled,
and also took several wagons and ambu-
| lances.