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- Ali ere gfasfsd viii The successful
cslsbrssion of the glorious sih Of duly -
The hallox Ell day sss the seth anniversary
OF American indepsndsnce--a day shen
from the mo~t enlightened reason and pur-
ct patriotism. the true elementary prinei-
ale, Of free government we're hrst amour
osd In authoritative form The rsnsm
orancss. obligations and prospects Of our
National Anniversary. amidst thznksgisln s
Ars si~s, Interesting and impressive
Upsn THE occasion. the sssotiul year through
shich ~ bed passed. the trial 20 which our
civil Institutions are subjected In this bloody
crisis. the determination 20 maintain our
Government. increased the interest and feel
ing. above that Of former anniversaries.
The Committee Of Arrangements had pre-
prepared for every contingency and succeed
Cd. In making the glorious day pass TO the
delight and pleasure Of all.
The old aud young. the beautiful and the
brave. the so,dier and the citizen. turned out
In numbers.
The day Vas ushered 10. by the ringing Of
bells, Bring Of guns. boafses. &c., verifying
the provhstic words Of adams. written on
tho sth Of JAY. i75s, at the opening OF the
seen. in the great drama Of human affairs
With the rejoicings. patriots dedicated their
hearts ~ their county. their minds 10 shs
contemplation Of their duties 10 themselves.
To those sho have gone before and sho
shail come after hen. and 10 Him Who stood
by our fathers IN the struggles OF the Revo-
luton. To witness such An exhibition VI
popular psisiosie feeling demonstrates that
the American people yin be true TO the trust
Of maintaining our free Institutions.
The exercises Of the day were conducted
in the mos, agreeable asd acceptable man.
nss. The bet order vas observed. and
nothing occurred but 10 give increased rest.
col. X. W. Thompson delivered. IN bis
usual eloquent manner. the most instructive.
appropriAis and patriotic address. IL has been
our pleasure ever To hear. 10 should be
pssk<ksd TO give lessons upon the character
ssd genius Of our Government and Of our
-. !,
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The exercises we're inter-persed agreeaoi,'
.IsA vocal saa Instrumental music.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

sEDr. Henry ID. Mann continues TO at.
send to the practice OF Medicine and Surgery
10 this city and surrounding country. Mes
sAges left at his office Bars Block. corner
Of sth aud Wabash Streets.) or at Hospital
No. 1. vii be attended TO promptly.
june26i2s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

~ Dr.. Mahan \ Bell have understood
nom reliable sources that a repor, Is Ia cir.
culation. that the.r time j. 80 moDopolized at
the Hospital. that they cannot attend TO their
private practice They would say TO their
friends. they are very thankful for past Ia
vor-. and viii bo ready At all sours 20 attend
them as heretofore.
Their engagements II the Hospital will
opt interfere In the least. with their other
rnsiness June l.. iil
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

~ Free lunch AZ Kems saloon. from
half past ten o'clock until eleven each day.
Mr.. Kern serves up his lunch Tor his friends
in the best style; and invites all his friends 70
call and patTonize him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

-Parson Brownlow's Wonderful Book
The genuine edition now ready containing
upwards OF 40 pages, IL superior engrav-
ings. an excellent Steel Portrait. etc. beau
tifally printed on fine white paper. and hand
somely bound in muslin. Subscribers can
get their Books at the Post Office News De
pot havea few more Books than have
subscribers for. call early and get a copy
Price al -
ialy25dtW GUS ARNOLD
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

- suuncus or scrOfaloas a-ect0ns are ths
curss. the BLIGHT The potato rot q mankind rh.s
are vie and nithy - ~en .. fatal They arise iron
contamination and inpuriy Of the blood. ami arr =
Be sen all sroaHe ~ evsry~hsrs- One eusr-ss 81
ell Ne Dsss are tainted viii them. and che quarter
q these die u he.a; die foolishsy to- because thes
serofaioas eerrspsea from the blood renders per-
and healthy. and sseotusiiy sapargs,es the foul
eonianisstiaa hon the system. No longer gFos
under your se<ofulcus disorders. since The irrosisu
bic Asxs has provided his nasteriy combination "a
curative virtues that hs calls ssss.rsknIA--fDsm
ccrst Waterbury. CT.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

fRpH Mar MAnkEr.--l invite my fellow
citizens TO call at NV meat shop or the west
side Of Market Street. between Main and
Cherry Streets. and purchase OF me the
choicest quality OF fresh meats. which al
ways keep on hands aIso will deliver
mssts Of any part Of The city sy leaving or
ders 80 TO do r. STEVENSON.
July 4 DIV
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

ACCOMPLISHMENT Mack has removed his
stock Of Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods. from Phoenix Row. back TO his old
stand. North OF the Court House. in the
Modesto Buildings. Immediately under the
Wabash Express Office. where he will be
pleased to see all OF his old customers. and
As many se~ ones a. may favor him with
call July l.-lw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

- Notice Vucensware, Glassware Sc.
added TO oar Lamp and Oh bnsiacss. We
call special attention 10 our jelly GLASSES,
Fruit Jars. aud TO oss Labrieas,Ds oil. for
machinery. wagon aud car axles &c.
g. Y. KEELFg / CO.
Tufx dlwltw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

Rsrsrsr- WANTED i~sssssrsts.--Ths
10Th regiment = being reorxsnized under the
as<gs-ss 81 Col }. T Lsc.s. late Lieut.. Col
% sss sane regiment. AID all PsE-oss wish
ing 20 enlist under officers ~ho have seen
service. can have chance pov. Of .~<issing
"a crushing est sbs ssl'ellis,. and opcs more
~itse-sing the supremacy % Ne STAR ADD
Ssrip<~
Pay. rstiens and clothing frsm the time %
snlissnsnt A recruiting once oil be op~n
every day. ansn The desired number are 80
rolled. once. too doors sou,h Of the Gin
cinr..si Hous>. 90 Foarsh siress-e.<s .Se
m. CONNER,
ii3.du Lleuf>nsns
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

~ The members Of thsfadsss Union
An Society are requested TO meet at their
room during The summer months at o'clock
OF Wednesday morning Of each week A
foll attendance n particularly requested -
Be- arder ~ the President.
Ma J ID EsKtY
Ma q. A ksEIEx. Sec'y.
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INsUR RANCE.

lire AND INLAND POLICIES
IL issued IN the lKns Insurance Company q
Hartford, Connecticut.
ta<h Assets. " ,VtOO uo.
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
In the Fire and Marine Company. Springfield, ks-.-
FIRE POLICIES issued In the Fire In
urznoe Company Of Hartford. Connecticut.
rSsUR AScE in the above old and reliable Cornpa-
nice can be procured At reasonable rates. on appi-
cation 20
HAGER q NcKEES. Agents
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies In Ph9nix Mutuai
IAfe Insurance Company - Hartford. Connecticut.
Cash Assets. tfe0, 600.
Received by
J. n. HAGEp. Agent.
DR.. JoHs A. woop, Medical Examiner.
aprsd3m
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

fnrxks kscsrrrs wssrED-ro hil az
GO. y. sssh regiment Indisn. selnnseers,
roe II Gasp Nertoo. guarding prisoners. 70
servs three nooshs. usl~ss scorer disehsrsst.
PAY and clothins rns a. 10 tie Unass
States ss<vice The compssy A.s tsc -
cod pa-s ef hosor t~ing risrri % the q
srs.c ish The undersigned riIl be "a he
city until Nssias. July 7th
Transportation furnished
c. A. GOODWIN. C.psaln.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

LosT On SToLfS.-0n the 4th inst. had
saddle and bride taken on my horse. on the
ground where the celebration Was held. by
some person either nialiciously OF BY mis-.
take The saddle i good one and | viii
pay liberal reward to any person Who will
return il to the Wabash Express Office
DAVID HOLSTER
IulvSflf
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Absentee. s,h Indiana na,,.,,.

You are hereby notified 10 report person
ally Immediately 10 these quarters. or BY
Surgeons certificate. if still too sick for duty:
or be reported as dsserters aud proceeded
against accordingly.
GEO. 7. COCHRAN, Capt
TuscumbiA. Alabama. June ~. ls62.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

fo@ sssk--A good dwelling hose. ssas
ID IN pleasant psrs Of The eisy. sith ell
necss--ry eonvsaisnees Fos psrucsisu 80
euireof ". l. Hctty. a thiscss<. Il
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

~ Fair Co choice New Orleans Sugar
receiving and for sale by
'uly7d2s A. MoRGEGOR a Co.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08

NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers.
IN have Dwellings and s<r<~ Rosns ID nsar ~
ssvrs, ssrsisrs risrts % sc'i Roc1a. sk:<A 9TH
us1~ fcr property n o. nssr rsrs usstn, and pay
dIrtrcnce = cash. Appiy "
auARnxnI.
ascto1Awen H<zi ustats As-st
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
PIANO TUNING.

4 GREABLl TO THE WISHES
u a many q ny former patrons, hstr ftsuta.
ID a. sin Tuniux ADD Hepsiriue Pace. ntfci<cns
AMI afhef xuslcsi fnsfrusnenfs hrtng pfactical
risno msksr. siso fsvorsbly knosn lo many citfsns
a Terrs uaats Fret class runer CT sIx
y~sf<. perfect ssfsfsfson is Eesfsnte g. AT favor
ins ~ ~itk their patronage I -iil visit Ierre.
Hsuis regularly every fear srets rsnes sii hs
~nzsRei ~ ~ vesr.
An or1srs "a ~ fhe rt<ia. 80 Il NJ ~ Allen
f~be-. NJ. se'ssiff. - m Sisters Aesfrmf. riii
MEET sith presnpt att~nfisa. Resp-effuiiz
d. kt>>>HN.
xssl< fsssiss. sas rsn-r sss sspsirsr II sa.iesl
Insfruurufs, 0HfI>CAsfi.r. NO
mrisfff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
EXPRESS COMPANY.
COAL! COAL!

N O w f. 4 H "
A. @. oonss. J.s conss.
COMBS a BROTHER.
HAVING recently purchased the Coat Han. for
IL meriy Known a. the "sCafE MINIS" one
sod- three quarter miles west q the city.
prepared 20 furnish the cussns q Terrs-Hsufs and
vicinity, viii good srtels Of vel -scfcebed coal,
figures 10 suit tkess pxrleas times.
We are also Agents for the Highland. Bfssii and
farmtrsbarg Coal Mines.
- otdsrs len al The vigo County scales o. AZ he
rsssd~nce q eithss propristor, near the NcAmoot
RAilrc.d Depot, -fn be nies on short notice.
eve Ne Q vital.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
AGRICULTURAL.
A Card to tho Farmers,
THE LONG LOOKED FOR
HAINEs' ILLINOIS HARVESTER


LEASE CALL AND EAAM-
sn~ ssr yearpelvcr my .r cat ~ s.s-l,
sscure. With ease.
rwTSTr AckEs on WHEAT rER DAY,
Afs .4sins Il a. least we rsurs q the sspsn.s
snt ishof q putting Il up IN sny ether ~sy.
wsrrsnfet n every particular,
IRA onovrR. kssal
fnn~7<tim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES

GO TO SIcoLoY's
fkkxfUx
Fine Art Gallery,
100 kAc sTKET.
To have yoor Pictures taken IN al sAs ,.r,.u. A..
known 70 he az
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-08
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

DrSrATcHr 81 rHx wESrE.s uMos LINZ
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER

For sale at
JunelOilm WEISS * COS
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I>he Agent Of this celebrated ma
Il chine has tie pleasure q oaerlag 10 4 farming
community psrfet machine, whick IL nBdouhtes-
" the bat uarNfzlina Hachlna a. ID. n..rlA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28

VERMONT AGRtCULTURE.-Nerm is so
purely agricultural in its tastes and tenden-
cies, that seyen-tenths of its population are
directly engaged in that business and most
Of the balance are largely interested in the
products of its mines, quarries, forests and
springs. Notwithstanding that agriculture
is the great ,peciality Of this state, no agri-
cultural paper is published there The state
agricultural society says after eleven years
existence, that it has never received state pa
tronage to the amount Of dollar, they have
never issued an annual agricultural report
for want of means, and the laws which once
gave aid to country agricultural societies
have recently been repealed. All this exists
in state perhaps more dependent upon agri-
culture for wealth and future greatness
than any other, and at time when agri-
culture especially needs fostering care. Be-
cause this is period of strife, it does not
follow that Therefore there should be an abate-
ment Of interest in peaceful agriculture. On
the contrary, there is need of greater exer-
ton lest gaunt famine follow up the desola-
tons Of war. Nearly ten thousand men have
already left that state by enlistment, or about
one-thirtieth Of the entire population. Of
course a large proportion of these belong to
the yeomanry, and it will take time to fill
their places with other laborers About as
many horses as men, have also been taken
away for army purposes Wool, one of the
great staples Of this state, continues in de-
mand beyond the supply. Probably one
third more wool, twenty times as many horses,
and five times as many laborers are worn out
and destroyed in war, as in the peaceful ayo-
cations of life If this is so, labor will in
evitably be dear, horses scarce, and wool high
for years to come. The result will be great
er product OF horses and sheep Labor.sav-
ing machinery will come to the farmers aid,
and the thousands Of hills in Vermont will
swarm with hocks and herds. Production
will pay the public mind be enlightened, and
farming become profitable Neither agricul-
ture however, nor any other business, ever
can reach its highest prosperity without edu-
catonal facilities The farmers club, the
agricultural society, the newspaper, the text
book, the college, are but so many instruments
to be used in securing the desired end. We
are happy to add that Vermont, through her
representative, Hon. Justin s. Morrill,, is en-
deavoring to secure national aid to state agri-
cultural schools, by the donation of govern
ment lands How can the foundations of
government be better strengthenedi The
next state fair is fixed at Rutland, on the OH,
10Th | lth and 9th Of September, to be ac-
companied by a "wool growers nvention."
-SPrl"gfeid RcP~5tican.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28

They had skcd everything In theft attempt to destroy
u.s. and lost everything in the failure Muskets clohirg
nnd h.tsuns were srcwn along The woods horses
roam about in drovcs The cries n cavalry men aud
INC yr- Of Indians, With the groans VI The wounded
pissed gu description. Caissons overturned, wagons
broken down, and HORSES dying and dead, srewed the
whole road. Thirteen cannon, and u pouudcrs,
taken in all besides thousands Of shot guns and loads Of
provisions.
THE DBrEAr ToTAL-CAPrURE.
zen Frcc, with detachment N his army, had in his
attempt 20 make stand the keeisvllc road caught
The coniagou " his fleeing comrades and bcioo himself
10 INC northward Col Car and Gen. Asboth keeping
closely after him. Gen Price wounded in the hand
but escaped. and when Last heard from had taken an
clscry direction from kcctsville This will lead him to
White river and IT is expected he will make for the Wild
country intervening between that stream and Clatkvle
MAJ Gen. Van Dorm, with a large portiun " Prices
amy and The Louisiana troops succeeded in gaining the
oolcNlc road and are understood TO he making their
way ~ the mountains south Of here. large force Of
cavalry has been sent affet him
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28
From the Newsdealcr.
PERSONAL ADVENTURES AS a SOLDIER
AND A PRISONER.


Johnson, Feb "a. 1862.
Mn. EDrroR Thinking it might be interest
ing to your readers, and my friends to hear how
prisoners Of war are treated; | will give you
something Of my own history while a prisoners uf
war, in the so-called Southern Confcderacy.
was in the engagement of the 26th of August
last. when the Ohio seventh were nearly surround
ed at Cross Lane, Virginia. The force Of the
enemy under Floyd were five thousand Infantry,
FIVE hundred Cavalry, and six pieces of Artillery,
against 100 Of our Regiment the Ohio seventh.
We were at breakfast (grccn corn roasted, with
out bread or coioe) when our pckets were driven
IN we Immediately formed in line Of battle They
came up in our rear intending to cut off our re-
treat, (our Co. was the rear company of the Reg
mcnt) They fired upon us, We rotured the fire,
and were then ordered TO dcploy as skirnishcrs ON
the hill, on the right of the road This we did,
and as | was closing up the files ! received a
wound from Mississippi rifle The bali passed
through my left arm below the elbow, aud wound
ed me quite severely in my left side. We there
stood our ground nearly hour, till they brought
up their Artillery, and then retreatcd. Some
went ono way, somc another, went with one of
my company, to whomI gave my rifle will here
say, fired twice after my arm was broken
After rctrcatng two miles. became faint
from the los, of blood could 20 no further. and
stopped az union house. They told ue | would
bc taken II ! staid there. ! answered could 90
NO further. Then the enemy came up, and see
ing me there, they said What are You here for
you d-n Gaukec,-Onc saws, shoot him. ] told
them in the North, they would call man cow
ard, # he should shoot au uuarmed man. This
seemed TO be the right answer. and the others
laughed at him, for being So much less gentle
man than the Yankees They asked me il | was
wounded mortally. told them was not.
They left two of their men 20 guard me, and
the rest went on They said ! must go back to
their camp, which was six miles.
4 amin la- tn h4 L.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28
WAR ITEMS.

/ A letter from Carl Cchury in the Nov York.
or Demokrat states That Secre,,rv stanton
/ soiJ L,c,.a - IL - -
"'N' '''"'e n'useli anu seNeIai Weuuers o
/ Congress that on the 7th, at council of war
W., seue.a's V1'ea Tor imm'u,a'e ADVANCE M
/ 10 virginia and eight againet II; that Gen
/ Blenker Of the German division was among
| tho eigbt o,d N. s,.,,,,,,, -, Il; -. r.
/ So an" WI. o''uto" sPoNo III 'eIms o.
sharp severity Of Cen Blenker on account o.
nus 'o'e' AIDING that all the gentlemen pres.
uu'uo'lIcu 10 'cPcat Wn@t nc NAG
Io r 0le'e'y o'a"'on' YIN an MS eAceI
49, e.. ;.I;. ".'au ,',I, 'n'' 'o
H. ,L,,i o',U'' - ~ P',,,oH' w ov
( ,'',,,.,;aai o9u'u u''o 'o" su".y ". ,u''
/ ~ - u''O''''''! W ''0 s'o'"'' VI
,rt ~ army =.
VI n; J, '''o oo'''' p'""e"' vi 'ue -'y"
f,aI .,;,i,.. ,..SP,c l.'i'V" '''', ~
,: sn ". o'' a''' ''',',r1' -
'', ' ra.. ''' rri''''v''a'0 nus VI '' ,,
Nj. 81 "su 'lo "0n" n''''
me- f,nr covis XIV. sav ''T,'s
Bal vss eni,cstcd M, ~ ,,,aIo VA, GU
s,oorb f,r sccsss;on hicl, t,rnoJ o,,,i,., b;n,
tbe whole No,tb No c,troo,sJ and ~,
rlo,od .,,,ir b, his me-, i,,,i.,.,, ,,,li,i.ai
an1 ro,sonoi GionJ. M IN ronoa, .b,, .naooh
in East Tonrcssco Uo v,s incorti,IJo uo
sr,to uo fou 10 t,,r;,d t.i,,g.ir H. a..
minis oc ms own st,to
Tho R,sto, Con,ro,,,;onoI;s, yorcbos r,-
tbc trptb M tbc c,lIovin, stor,.-uA Ct.r;s.
tia, ecntlerap was roI.asod Gan, Fart W..
rem Iost week and c,llcd NJ Tho Tr.c, He
~, H., ,,.,. ~ H.. -. v;.e;; w.
course of conversation. he mentioned that
Mr.. Slidell approached him one day. saving
Mir. how is it that YOU neve- drink or
smoke; and ! notice that Won never swear
WHY do YOU not swear :" oh. said Nh
i have enough to make me humble vitbou,
adding that evil .Weu said Mr. SbdelI
won don't know how good it is sometimes
advise Won To tryit II is a great relief to
me-
The following conversation is renorted ss
passing between Andrew j. Polk a rich
stakeholder. and cant,in of rcbcl cavalry
company. and his cousin. w II Polk. a few
DAYS after the STAMPEDE from Nashville The
latter disc Andrew J. ON his plantation.
and cxclaims .-"Why. Andrew. what in tho
world are YOU doing here ;" DWELL. BIl the
mctis. I'm on nv wav to NV plsptation %
But what has become Of the war, tboppb,
YOU we're captain of a companv 80 damn The
war! I've got nv rights in the territorie.
now. and If any body wants nv comnanv thew
can have it,.
H. told Of ,to. r,t,r;,,,,s Ci,,..., " Co.,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28

jeff Davis issued proclamation on the
10th, calling upon all male inhabitants be-
tween the ages of l6 and Co. to form them
selves into companies and report Immediately
to headquarters. Virginia, he says demands
every sacrifice to maintain the integrity of
the soil. Many are fleeing from their homes,
anxious to reach our side. Everything now
is at a stand'still from the Potomac to Rich
mond Trade is t., tally suspended at Fred
ercksburgh and the interior towns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28
TIE RATrLE OF PEA R1nGE-


: gives graphic account OF the battle OF Pea
Ridge, Arkansas from which we copv the fol-
i i,,,;r,, ,.ssaos
''"'"b P's'"ttS'
i the RfHhLs bh'lN THE ATTACH
The enemy made his app arancc with about four thou
sand cavalry, AZ about ten In tho morning few miles
GUY Of Bentonvle' and Immediately commenced the A.
tAekb by desperate charge Sigc Ind with him near
thousand mon Two hundred infantry he sent forward
70 prevent 9"ng cnt OIL and with the remainder he rece'-
90 inc whne on the vast army Srri srxaWpe ~ Garth
age had Taught HIM how 70 bear himself under such de-
spefc Crcumstances and he ordered his men TO stand
nrm ana iake good aim. heicams were put upon good
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fhe horscmsn on the tanks and infanty in the rear
awaited their approach until within about two bundled
Yards when they delivered terrible vocv Of mimic ban
into their ranks which had The effect Of throwing them
into Temporary confusion In fu minutes the leaders
by dint NJ much shotpr and posficaton tuoccodcd In
getting them INFO sometime like order This time they
came up 10 close quarters The same volcy succeeded
by second and a third greeted them. Tho enemy came
in crowds, hootnr and cheering rs Il in gcc what
they accounted easy capture The cucmys cavalry
closed all around the little band Notwithstanding that
horses and riders falling THICK and fast before our
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-03-28

The rebel government a. Richmond doesn't
know what amount of paper currency it has
issued, Prentice thinks that probably it
couldn't guess within two hundred bushels